Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27


 T Cc9e elsnce Msx -ln ! notice of Wit lisssks soss1 sseopfd fd.nza m ' eou ssd~ senteup U lmplis fof ITO ysrrs, ihs ,AlbanJ TIT 6s., .ys -
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 sion in Ncvt Xosks iaFlelo. N X asadle 'shse ehsfs z - tbs tseFs ssy u l. so1 1' si6sene nsss tsfs oet tsce 1s.ss ses -dre5s, inseIligeha discourss. spd winnsng ananneIs, he ensbIsd bimeelf fratfty so esa- gage the atientioa. aad {. .w.n she ccoadfness ssets sessisa - anlA isstnps 1eas11a lending of money and sale q goods = ere. 's's s,s. s'ss ssss,;ss. ss.s s M ss's ',.! serious. and unexplained infsence. so cfease sas asmagRssics yasPstlsy bstsEesn Himself and victlsk snS DaSoe1 She is1s Fl .ea6s 5bd -lEithnuk art 1ppasa1t sezaon. n jAss1 xitll his properly as acomplaresaiy as ire would z 10 his Jest 4fiend.1 His senlHS sns this res spscss eefss6Dl5 nregss so - ,6oSdes11h In ;this vety oase in fI6sr4tg, n asueaaa bs<p.g, nor flse pfosecrt0f 'Higrs11f. can 7elI why he < TO readily listened 10 bis syfen slnfly, and ~deIiSeFcd Ovesslibe seessioss 1f 6s8 PSopera 7. ty to De Teuncsea gsuna 1iis pieW, fssss {
 Willis, with all his yepfwe, has but onca before beentdgsH In l849. he was eeess n 2 the Sl6se Prison 1f0m New YoFg He says nov. md seys sesiy ,'elssk Aaa ake snst, sisd {. fof 2 wonusricr Aim,. .bssn de6nk at che time, Ase would not hase Aerp caught. .,s
 His AaspesFance in jail here Ias been sIsar- ! '-ei II yodng and truly beautiful wou1an. She is Fepessesl 10 l,e tis wife, aad - d0s,tl 'she sia. Her agFeeahlssaes sdf m1nses. as well sssisy lbesary has made her ysTy sat, Hfa6five. Her conduct too. las bef n exesD. 9issy. What ascusious hiSog, tdo. would taii6sssbe l ssfsp ' ss aAas ssss tf -t-sr- tfssssa <
 War in 4 Af,ica.-The British goverpnprus aI,as wsT.in Africa as well as is ike Cfimen. A MandiHzo -s6stl V .negr groraesr sfIie nouiii Gl She Gambia. sd dhA rrxs0, isswas, said, was "a Britisl. suhject, and the British authorities sundeftodk'to arrest the. MandingQ. Two .atteiupss to nrrest inc man h ii,e village oI iSabagss having yepuis<1, Gov. ON5tn- <, nor rpfocufed tise assissxnce .6f J s100 French soldiers from Goree, and again marcied to, wards Sabagee. witi, a fore pt aIoxz 52C sisen, ti,ree field pieces, and -6se a4 iowit. ezer. Tire tsrItRis' Wpre driven into town < when the ss,cka.leI was aasri.sl by assault, at the 'poiH:d the hayoneL and ...Sabagee rio longer.4xists.f Loss to il,e ..alIies ' aG killed sud 7O wounded. Only one French. 5 .nsanfsH. rLcssao the .sfcbsis'' Ohc46f 'tiIeir besttowns and 6ises ksxassd sb~is.S y ----sssss - S7l r -=zTr savu 1sl
 TAe Jesps.--rhe Jews Confeyenee. Dc h,eid at Cieseland, Ohio, in Octobev ness, will be tho first sssemhiage of lie kindtkai a itas ever taken place in tho Unissd ,Stai<s. Atis intended to, estsslish 2 Miahug Anne. rica, whicl, n,enns irm .f ,varel,ip pecu. liar totke United -Sstes. and differing muci, From thas now prsciiced in Europe, bu, hisbss,o 'by ,he majority of Jews ia 'sisis ,counttg. Jll,efe ,.lSve been several sywa- goguss estdBfished in Jilfrrent c5iies im Europe and this country, which intro.ioced in their forms of worship risasas Fetdsiar 10 y-each, synagogae. bul'isis desisedy that ihere 'be some fixed rule of action in regard. .io the smsnner of worship, which can be had in 10 other way but by Sanhedrin,