Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09
NEW TORK cORREsPONDEKCE.
 Nsw YosK, August 4th, 1855.


 That Prosidence which educes evil out of ] good is making the rascality of Schuyler a good thing for the country at large. For granting that inferior rascals hare been ir- cited byhis example to forgeries, embezzle- ment and all degrees of breach of trust, still the suspicion and watchfnlness induced by the shock of his fragrant abuse of trus. in , our banking institutions and other corpora lions have increased the safeguards of the property ti.ey control to an extent much more than compensating actual losses al- ready suffered. An instance Illustrating this is furnished hy the recent case of the cashier of the Mechanics Bank of this city. Nothing appeared directly adverse to his business integrity. It,was only known that with small salary he lived in the fine style of wealthy man, and so a committee was appointed to investigate his accounts. and although from present indications, he will come out of the inquisition withrleanpapers, the greater vigilance and therefore greater safety of our Banks is fully shown. Some things about the case are ye. in mystery and it is rumored that he will attach blame to other parties: meantime his resignation of the post lie has held for fifteen years is ac- cepted.
 The rose-leaf sentimentalists of upper tendon who have aforetime in Castle Gar den admired the beard of Kossuih if they could not understand his eioquence, ,and aat- tered scented landkercliefs in homage of Jenny Lind amid the eclat of music and the glare of gas light which aoated in mingled waves of light and sound through ,Ae grim port holes and down the mooalit waters of the bay, are much mortified at the idea of converting the old Castle, redolent of so many fragrant associations, into a recepta- cle for the outcast humanity of other lands, and many have been their protests sent in to the morning papers on the delicatest of no,e-paper, crouched in terms of the most nnexceptionable English. But in this iron age the practical elbows the ideal to the wall, the genius of beaefcence walking abroad with it's eye upon heaven is careless if it plant an occasional foot upon the vio- lets of mawkish sentiment, and so Castle Garden was fairly inaugurated on Wednes- day last as an emigrant depot, and never aas it been devoted 10 so noble purpose.
 You are doubtless advised of the sable celebration on the Ist instant in commence ration of West India emancipation. The Sambos and Dinahs were out generally in tie most grotesque styles of costumes, mel- aacholy music, clans and hacoa seasoned ho,ly with Garrison pepper sauce were the order of the day. Garrison doesn't want any aaion of the States even the North doesn't suit Garrison. Garrison cas't evea abide Seward, nor Wilson, nor Summer. The church is too rotten for Garrison. The country whose polluted soil bears the saia,- ed body of Garrison is one big blue topped ulcer on this mundane sphere. Sodom at the pitch of it's rottenness was fairer in the eyes of Garrison. and doubtless nothing but a proper sense of what aise country wosld lose ia him prevents Garrison from imme- diate flight to the higher civilization of Tar key or Timbuctoo.
 But donos sec that any Frossaib has duly chronicied passage of arms between two nights on the eyeatful ist. 1t befel on the romantic grounds ot Statea Island, and woman, dark and lovely woman, was a, once the incentive and the prixe. That she con test might be without vantage to either bel ligerant, the simple forces of nature alone were wieded. Gracefully backing oa from each osler as two inase rams may be seen to do, bowing their sable crests, they plung- ed madly forward and met in full career Dim was the noise of 6ss,isg. But the cer- ebral shield of each was too dense to yield, and eliva!roasiy saluting each other with a mutual up-rolling of the whites of eyes they withdrew to the extremity of the lists and met again w;,h equal valor. but not with equal fa,e-for the ireacherous soil yielding beneath the foot of one he fell prone upon the earth, his failing sigh, glimmering with Ia thousand stars, while the ebony Rowena who had overlooked the strife fiom the top of neighboring knoll rushed forward with a loud :. iah, yah." and chung to the neck of the conqueror with an oiosifer em- brace, and was treated to gingerbread and lemon soda.
 1Iarriage Llccnsc.
 The law of 1854 which has been in oper- alton siace this year begun. was a great im- proveinent on the bur.lensome and round about law which 1t displaced. Hut il lack ed one important clause-is allowed no mar. 1 riage to De solemnizrd except in the town 1 where the license was obtained.
 The Legislature at is recent session, wisely amended this by allowing the Ii. cpr.sss h bss urorurrd eifBcv ;, s3. :. s.,. ,