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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
PROBATE CONVENTIONS.
LITCHFiELD.

4 mee.ing of the Wings of this district. will on Thursday. March 22d at 2 o'clock, F. M :. 10 nominate . candidate for the office of Pro bate Judge. E.. +. SWIFT,
 c. NJ. HOOKER. lrooa'e F. B. GRISWOlD D, sSom. aLiscb6eld, March 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
FIRE AT TWISTED.


 We learn from the Hartford Times that a fire broke out on Friday evening las, in the Scy,he Factory at Winsted. d.sowned by the Winsted Manufacturing Company. The factory which was of ss6ne, and the store. house, together with two or three smalle, buildings adjoining. werc all desiro1ed.- A high wind prevailed which hastened the work of destruction. The factoss was owned by a stock company, and Jchn Camp IS heAgent. The loss is some Slo,0O0 in stock and tools. We to not iearn wha, insurance there was. About twen,y-fiss hands arc thrown out of employment by this fire; but the factory will undoubtedly he rebuilt as soon as possible and again pus in operation. There Were aboussi3 30 dozsn completed scy,hes desssered.
 
 E C. T. HolIister, Esq, of this vil- laga lectured hefore the Connection, His ,orical Socieiy, Hartford, on Tuesday eve ning. on l" connecticuf IS crnnecisd wish 'As sas,le ef Bunker Hi!lf
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15


 1'He OsTEsD CoxrEerxcr.The cores pondence which led tothe Conference oi hessrs. aBuchanan, Souie ap1 Mason, al 0stend, together with the conclusion te which that meeting tended have all beer Eiycn to the public by demand ef Con. gress. Happezss that iisen.ir6 obisct was sae acquisition of Cuba aiId a consn.talion respecting the means 70 be employ ed to obtain it. Tue corrsspondence shows fIsAi Soule was seltto Spain uilh dssefnina- tion to acquire Cuba; that hundred aHd twenty millions dollars was fps be eatred for the Island; and that tis plan Was changed probably through ths timidity ol Pierce. The ffsee nlinfsseEs gares 1t as their decided opfbion lEsat purchase iatsls sbsst means of obtaining Ina lsIAnd, but al. dude to the possibility that the necessity snay arise'of usiag oilifr Iaeans.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

LIEUTENANT HuNrE., lately dismissed from the Navy, is going to Russia to offer his services to the Czar as commander in the Russian navy. He goes well recom- mended for bravery and energy, having tes- timonials from one of the highest officers of our Navy, and it is said the President also recommends him. The purser of tho Bainbridge, from the command of which vessel Hunter was dismissed, now affir,ns, in communication to the Secretary of the Navy. that he paid to Lieut.. Hunter, under compulsion, $4, ,00O over and above his pay and accounts, not daring to refuse, as he knew he should be putin irons if he did, The purser thinks that under tho circum- stances he should not be held for the amount.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
THE TIMES.

Notwithstanding the great tightness oi the money market for some time past, we are pleased to know that the crash which was thought to be almost inevitable has been partially perverted by the spirit of in- diligence which has, as general rule, ac- tuased business people. In almost every case where ifwas possible, leniency to- wards debtors has been observed. This kindly spirit of accommodar on has been of immense benefit in relieving the distress whiciFwas anticipated and if the same spir- it is manifested and acted upon for short time longer, We think the storm will hlow over and be followed by great calmness, peace and security-may such be the result.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

More libel suits are in progress in New York. In thecase ofFry rs. Bennett. in which verdict of SIO,00O was given against the latter, new trial Las been granted upon some technical point. Where upon MT. Fry addresses letter to the public and prints 1t in the Tsihune, in which he acc"ses Bennett of extofsIng Si3 900 from merchant who was in the house of Rosina Townsend on the night Helen Jewett was murdered, and of finally driving him to commit suicide. Bennett now announces that he shall sue Fry and the Tribune, and the Express. which copied the stasemsat. and claim $50, 900 damaess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

FIFTEENTH D'srR.cr.-It is reported, (we don't know how much truth there is in lt.) that c. o. BELDrN, Esq, of this village has been nominated by the American party as heircandidate for Senator in this district,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

At South Gardener, Worcester county. on Wednesday night, two elderly ladies' sisters of the late Abner kneeland, lead. ing infidel, were murdered in the house where they lived alone, as is supposed by persons who were after money. From ar- pearances, their heads had been beat with c:uhs, and stones. until life was extinct.- The house was then ransacked. A yacrs,t Frrnehmsn was arrested cn suspicion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

IF The new Mayor of Troy, elected as sapPos-d by the anti i-Know-Nothings, turns out to be member of the orier. and tc have rscciyta is surpnss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

Under John Quincy Adams the total o-- penscs of the government were but about I.irteen 4nilsiops Der year, and tho oppasi- rinntfy m sea1erchment and reform,,-- Now ihE fh6 r1rtxut year. Congress has just appropriated noarly ystpn rlsIiions to the rsvyind three snd ha.f millions 10 tss snsaA mall ss.vies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

4 Brood ef Female If. D. s.-Thc "New York.Medical Times" announces that .. ser- 'en young and fair looking ,comen may be daily witnessed u, the New York Hospital, following the physicians and surgeons on their daily rounds, and are present atall operations oa males or females. They have been permitted to take the Iiospi.al Ticket under the restriction that they do not visit the male venereal wards. They are said 10 De attending the lectures of the Water Cure O6llegc in this City"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

Fataer Brady.-The Christian Ssere.a y says that Rev. Mr. Brady. of Middle town, Mephew of the laseaf ather Bnay Q Hartfogl kas been ordered to remove i, another diocese in consequence of the par he took in celebrating mass at Father Bra Iy's suhegal in isolation of the Bishop 'crdsrs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

troupe themselves. Maretzek, the musical director, is savagely satirical; Ole Bull, the manager, diplomatic and dignifed; the pri- ma donnas at sword points; and the poor chorus singers minus Their pay, and in W wan. of dinner The disbanded artistes are ts have benefit. the house being placed a. their disposal for one night free ofcost, and the season is to recommence under new regime if possible. Ole Bull is accused of Pocke,ing seceipts, and forgetting to pay salaries. There are, however, two sides to the question, and the Norwegian fiddler may yet turn the tables on his accusers. In the meantime the public maintain master iy indifference to he squshble, and in the absence of verdi'seperas patronize Chris ty's and Buckley's miasirels.
 Those Of your shea,re- going readers who propose ovisis OUT city daring the season. especially ifthey bring their faiiillies with them, will probably feel obliged to us if we designate the temple of Thespis where the performances are artistically the best, and at the same time free fiSm the immorali,ies which sully the modernstage. To such we mention WaIlack's, corner of Broadway and Broomc st His company comprises much of the finest talent in this country, including such namcssas Mcssrs. Lester and Rroupl,. am, Mir. and Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Hoey. and others. Mr.Wallack brings cut old stand arI English plsys wish rare fideiay of Fsess iszti5h and s:shs comedies are rssn.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
LATER FROM TEXAS.

BY the steamer Nautilus, at New. Orleans, Calves
ton papers to the oath of August have been received
Tie Gdlrest0a Ctril'dn OF the 24th ult. has Tue
election returns from most of the counties in the State,
al rays: -
Pease's msjotiiy for Governor, we think, will be
about o. 900 votes. Ii is now about 1901 tunnels
for Lieut. Governor WI nave, nysr eoo
In the Eastern Congressional District Wards ma
ioiy go far is $751; but The CiUoa regards the result
be1ten Ward and Evans as extremely doubtful, there
being fifteen counties to hear from.
The few returns which we give on the vote on the
debt bill, says The GdlrestoH NerS, exhibit what
might appear to be Inconsistencies on the part of the
sovereign people. There are other instances beside
tie one cited by OUT correspondent in which the
didate opposed 10 the debt bill has been elected and
vet the vote directly the bill has been largely in its
favor in the same county. We only account for this
inconsistency by supposng that the debt bill was
a minor col sidoration with voters, il comparison with
the ascendancy Of the other OF the two great
parties.
The Victoria AdrOcate saws that the navigation Of
the GUADALUPE is permanently established. steamer
il mentions ia plying regularly between Saluria aud
kempers Bluff with heavy loads of lumber. This
landing is about fifteen miles from tictJris, and the
river is clear of distractions and il good navi gable
order up TO Col. Hunts plantation, nine miles below
Victoria.
TrxAy F1LLIBUsTERs Tile GGiresion NcEs OF the
2lst has the following paragraphs
Capt. Henry, who headed party OF hllibusteIs,
writes from New Lerado, Webb County to The San
ARtomo SeatHd that he failed to enter Mexico at
Eagle Pass from want of sufficient force TO protect
those who desired 10 pronounce against Santa Anna.
He complains that persons whom he expected to fol-
low him have deceived him. His party numbers
about fJity men, aud they about to join the army
OF Nidapn.
In the Bo'ctia O6f-ial of the 7,h inst is letter
from Col. Emilio Langborg, German by birth, who
hes resided long time in Mexico, and who been
chosen leader by the prORRHciad0s OF Monclova and
the noi,hborirg towns Of Coahuils. He offers TO
raise corps of lJO0 men, principal Germans, from
fes hui ii is not ,hout ht probable that vidaun will
accept nny more for,iyn aid until j, becomes abso-
luoly n,c,s sary. Indeed, he has expressed him
self Langberg formerly an Inspector of Colonies
IN Chihushus, from wheIce he was driven By Santa
Anna and he has recently been resident of your city,
He ,; oiessos To have ambitious vie vs., having long
since retired fom military life, and says he is acu.
sed only by desire 70 contribute 20 the overthrow Of
iLe IIeso at y az nieal goyernmeai.
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ARRIVAL IRON FORT PIERRE.

Fy0as Tie ~ L,us Rep ntl4esH II fugyd IL
Tie Government steam Grey Cloud arrived from
Fort Pierre yesterday after absence from hi. port
Of eighty EIGHT days. during this time she male
Eve trips to Fort Pierre, NJ follows: Obc irom the
BiOu Hills distance of lsJ miles below Fort Pierre;
aud three irps from fsrs George twenty mics bcloy
besides tie ong voyA. fom 81 Louis There il -tll
no WO,pect OF the river rising 10 any oons lcfAble
ext, ut this fa IL al prcr' nt reported with twenty
ought mchon Ia the channel from For, Pierre 10
LAu-qu-C cunt river, aud with thirty tlr,e Inches
scGnt from that point 10 Sargcants Bluh.. Tho oil.
report iho Indians quot all along tho yof They
saw bot few tho up tip. bat snet a considerable
nun.hf IA ibg dp~p. Who saluted uson with suas
hid bj signs requested thein 10 round Ia ani stop
Tho Ltoy loud had no heip hi down. NJ. ileniei.
soh. tic oieih. has Kindly furnished with tho n,if
loving htm.oiahda 81 tiie iip both wajs whi,h will
be found uieiesiiagi
nii.d hlaias steamer utaf tiuuf. T. 4 Aifi1d
master f "a Louis tao oh 81 juno ahi .un Al
ton Tie .astins 81 iLs "a la as,arsns with
sltahtts Wa, Haiil. A'alia sni Australia Tho
Nn. Eai'd suFed az F,pt iaaYu"rerii, 90 Tho U,us
it ~ he is'L. ta A,aids sni ,i.pT ,,sl tho sas.a
ist. Al iLsss L"s llH .asi ,.,g.H.e ,s.sl.s., ,is
Gfs5 bad ."- 'aLi.s 10. iai ..i gao.ss u ,-;.L
sate n.ii s.is.ti ~ s'@r col ,-I g.. ,s W., D..i
-fib ole w.t vit-ai I. @, 90 tl... q. .-as. H.
i.s4 81 ss.as ,stiss Fes si..s q. iis. ..j bsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

srdved =, no uoe ms .. ma roo'n'"f ~ hs '" .,
Jniv, shon they heb,enad themse'vas OF p"u"' "'
iL4Ir os,yo and Then ,o'easle'l On their v"Jase >"
lived a, Won't tposea on Tho iih hara wa again "pnh
had bs,t wa Hghnnod portion Of oui freight on he
Iai,J and tai isy tho govetonnt onionrs aud tfoop@
on hoard lon tho Hard bebinj anil arrived a 'of
Pierre tho i7th Of July, dscha,goi on nc ~ a'n
rcturp' IN tighten and assat no UnHi up bo,h o"aN
arrived ~ Fort fi'rro on tho i'h.
On Sunday afternoon, 18th, tho Gray Clou'l started
down for the freight which she bad left taking on
board Major Vessels aud BIZ company TO taks pos
,,,iop Of Fort George Arrived nj our frogh'-pte NJ
Biiou Hills on tho 18th waited hero until tho 2tfh.
before the VIM. Baird arrived. We proceeded the
ssme day back Fort Pierre in company, aud arrived
on the 3st. The Cloud was then ordered down 10
Fort George 20 move the houses and logs up to the
post che mate two trips there. On Wednesday, the
stn Of August, the VIM. Baird and Gray Coud re-
ceived orders 10 lease for ~ Louis, which they did
on the same day. When the Cload lief. al we're well
ard actively engaged in preparing for the Winter two
companies had gone up twelve miles above TO cur
wood and we brought two companies to point twelve
miles below 10 cut hay all others were engaged
erecting the patent buildings which the Bari 10 TX up
We kept in company with the Baird three days and
then left her 10 make the best OF her way dowd The
river fell at Fort Pierre from the 81 he day the Cia
IA lefl TO the 9th eighteen inches. We had serious
tine with the numerous sand-bsrs for distance OF 500
miles 10 Sargents Bluff which occupied twelve days
last three days on account of high winds. We met
the steamer Genoa on the l2th going up with the bal
apoe of her freight, eight miles from For Lookout and
l:0 miles from Fort Pierre; she has another lot Of
freight in the Big bend, - miles from the Post, and II
will probably he three weeks before she is down.
At Sargents Bluff we heard OF the loss of two men
belonging to tie sunken steamer Ka'e Ssinney. The
mates gun and powder and shot had beea found on
the prairie, and nothing had been heard up 20 tnat
date from either OF the men, and il is supposed they
have starved 10 death beea killed by tho Indians.
We arrived at omaha City on the 23d; on the 2ih
passed the Seventy Six arrived At 81. joseph on the
morning ofthe Goth; day arrived a, Fort Leayen
WORTH met Nsw-Llcy q, the mouth of the Plate;
Lucas above Kansas; Rcdoph below Brunswick Mo-
noDgabel above OWNS; EIvira below RochefJrt; Adj
mral at " Washington; Australia below AUGUSTA; and
st. Mary above The mouth this morriIg. Arrived at
st. Louis on the morning of the 29,h, having been
eighty bit days out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
~. ..,,a and prove ioecr,o.,ltly Tho equality Of

me earth, and prove ineer'rsthly the equality OF
The Assiesss ...
Coffee. end the provisions for native con'"mr
ti.u sta sAia "a Ne moro abundant a"w !" w"
county than cor several years pat b"swo"a '
scarce. Great attention Ia now beng .a'"s. W
thc ,,i,pr Of sugar cano, and in fow years 'tayu
n,.x ,uprIy hcr own consumption Of this Injury.
Mr.. John Hepburn, a coiorod Amcr'can en-.
s,.nt who came hero twenty years ago. has Just
imported a steam engine TO be employed IN his
Mill for refining sugar.
Sicknc,. still continues among the seamen-
I understand that u has prevailed to fatal cx-
toni for the past II months, so that some yes
,els have lost their entire crews. And do not
thpk IL will abatc, unless those foreigners drink
less liauor nj the cafes Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
COUNTY SEATS AND NOTING PRECINCTS.

Kansas House OF REPREsTSTArIvEs, Aug. %.
| mestiOt ed in my letter Of yesterday that the
Council had offered amendment TO the Hou.e bill,
which enacted that there hould be only voting pre-
cIct in each County of the Territory. by this crafty
but clumsy arrangement voters will often be obliged
TO wax or ride eighteen twenty miles, and some
times as far a. twenty i've For IN ustan rs
tie County scat has been located in OF the
COuniy-always when the geographical oener was
Known to be occupied by Frce-Soil colony. The
rCBsOn Of this Arrangement was not attempted 10 be
concealed by the gentlemen who advocated tho pro-
WHOM. They distinctly said in their places In the
House that Ne Il was norc than probable that horc
would hc general fight al tho ueNt election botw~e
the Free State men aud the Pro Slavery voters. they
thought cHpediont not 10 divide their strength by ap'
pointing than election book "a each county
Of Tho Territory. Tho polite pretended that u
wHr 20 prevent weak knoed itu Slavery nen ffum
sLiiukins bat ono advantage at this Legislature TO-
iLai Il 10 impossible for ihu true motive of tho action
81 lie metuhsfs 10 10 concealed hnn,r bach wo,ts
boy blnr u ouI Ia spite of tho wahes OF Ito hotter
educated Representatives, a. rnnueal H. The tnuhei
an rdrnanI piut.ses that tho County commissioners
shouid have power to ituaio than vuiins
pieuii ~ Ia a uounY sAls ptfa,i.sst hat Ia 90 ear
whun Tie tiu.has ,ofo,s sn Eat uuiau"teioi tho
tie No. stale tist aatiihesa .hst,af Ia
s,iiaiir iiis amendment. t"-orog. amos h'ns aai
us,.s debate Hsaiit dassivsi, r,s.ir@Il, rr ths
nir"si'." 80 A., htspb,s a',Es Nih- M. ississsi
asa ,iu ',i"e,ive Y''ei isoi -s~ii 'ss ,tir sS,.
isI. "-. Lusis
lbs ..Ieiaai tIe..st'. s.ey'ilai 80 sio srsst
80 .aAs. l.HLsllf ii.,e 49, AaA 81. a., eAss, ~
see, - 'ii-hs ~. - ela't-f "s.. has s~.I $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
PROCEEDINGS IN THE KANSAS LEGIS-
LATURE.
From The Miroari De7.ocra'.

k,SsAs HOUSE OF hEPRE,ENTAlNb>,
SHAWNEE, No, K. I, Aug. %.
Hitherto have been too busy TO coatinue my
sketches OF Kansas legislators on the floor shall
try TO complete them IN couples, il have no time 10
arranoa thau in oroufs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12
LEGAL NOTICES,

I EGAL NOTICE TO SAFE MANUFACTURERS
IL undersgned gives notice that patent was issned
March 1869 fer the alum allins for safes b. Msssr
that all future thereof will be rirdIv rross
euted This notice becomes Of The prin
oipsl cafe makers In New York land
understood TO have used or an imitation o. since the
toyrey for Holmes Butler, No. IS Wall street.
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AsTROLOGY.

BOUT TO LEAVE THE CIrY-MADAx NE MORROW.
"A This his gifted lady will positively leave for Europe
in few days SO all that wish TO consult her must csn
soon or they will the chance She will tell all the
events life and the very thoughts TO the great
nhmen Of all her visters &c Broome street.
Gentlemen not admitted N. BEo charge not satisfied
A GTROLoGY-NRs FLEURY, FROM PARIS Is
"A celebrated In explaining the planets by the OF the
old asrogc by books and science Gives information OF
all relations Of sight at 2G3 Broome street
HLAIRv0YANT ExTRAORDINARY.-MRs HAYES
is without exception, the most wonderful medical and
clnrvoyant visited this Those who
doubt but consult her to be convinced Every dis
essed should consult her and dsbelievers also
once 10 Spring street, near the Bowery Dr. HAYES,
Electrician.
MADAME ALwIr, FROM PARIS. TENDERS HER
M SERVICES 10 the ladies and gentlemen In phrenooyy,
by hooks and SCIENCE she can be Sonsuited asou, love
gentleman they will marry also tho Of her vster
Madame Alvin converses in English French anil German.
Residence 800 Bowery between FIRST aud Second streets
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HOTELS.

HOTEL BRIGHTON, BOULOGNE NUR MKR) FRANCO
IL To families going TO Europe A gentleman lately
nom EurcW san safely recommend the Hotel Brighton
not only the best In the place. but Of the host In
Europe @sratsd q oonysns.t distance from ths rail
pessssses all the comforts desirable for wealthy families
II oTEL FoLKsToNE, IN PARIS, NO. 0 RUE DE
csstelsnsIThis hotel situated near the Madeleine,
the Bouevsrds the Tuieries and the Champs Elyseee
specially frequsned by English travellers and BY
an American lady with new and elegant furniture, good
by English servants and nothing spared to render the
tel Of the most comfortable In Paris Bedrooms
THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, AS ENLARGED, rs
now open sorne, Of Broadway and Houston street.
The house conducted tho European plan of lodging
rooms ranging In price from 50 cents day flor inside
gle roomO 90 IS day according TO sise location
The new restaurant Is located the hrst floor Broad
way whore In the private meals will be furnished
NJ the lowest price the market aori and In superior
style, the guests paying only for what they order Travel
lers will find ut the Smithsonian accommod atoms
ror order for respectabity, order neatnns attention
comfort and economy. SIDNEY KOPMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

u,UE NEW YORK CREASE woRKS-PATENTED-
i src making valuable grease. for the Of SOAP
carriages, wagons, ard cart wheels Tor sale By y.
JENKINS, agent, a prosdwsy, room Agents. WAITED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

dor SALE OR ExCHANGE-TwO THREE STORY
brick dwellings, nearly new, in Williamsburg, 4s2 Grand
street. the northerly sde fifty feet from Even lot
feet front house. with store 2x40 eet house twelve
rooms; good property for Investment Apply to
B. w. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
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ENOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FOR A PAYING BUSI-
ness, in or near New York, two brick houses three
City within eight minutes, walk Of the Jerry They
gage Title indisputabe Should anything offered Of
value than these buildings advertiser
BR0ADMEAD0W, n Maiden lane.
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Improvement Can be st IS jay street, price $3.50
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GROCERY STORE.-FoR SALE, THIS DAY, THE OLD
" aud we'll established store we'll located the
business Apply immediately to q. O. THOMPSON 81 Mas
o street, m
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can be obtained with board, IN first Glass hou.e. by
applying NJ No 20 East Sixteenth street. Irving
plsee and within block 0f Union References eS
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TOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-IN NEW ROCHELLE, A
handsome country seat, the Neptune House, two
story and basement house with FIVE acres Of land
best OF water and splendid view Of the
II Is IN every respect delightful spot Apply to R. d.
GOODWIN, Clinton Hail. Eighth street, Broadway