Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
New Fork correspsnden,e.

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 The fashionable wot!d has nearly passed the prescribed swildefness of Lelten abst:nenoe.- The last week of self denial has almost Hed ard the bloom of renewed joyous aess will come in with the Easter of another dispensation of gaiety. April and May are to be twincd with the wreatbs of an Art-Spring, as we'll as the ffesher buds Of Natures resurrection. The gas of. Leut-darkened banquet-halls is crowdng the expectant burners with Anroras of new Ebfilliance, for the Venuses just rising from the sea Of wintry boarding schools Love is in the vernal equinox, warming up with the sun i; hearts are beating with hopes of matrimonial futures, and anxious mamas are looking to the successful close Of their winters inancierine. in the formation of partnerships under the general law of Hymen. The ensuing two months, in their vernal rebound from the monotonous bow bend of winter. will give the "glow and flow" of an unprecedented looseness to splendor and beauty and joy.
 By the way, will not some of the surplus philanthropy of our fashionable Gerritt Smiths work out salvation upon the "poor Indian," whose forgotten descendants are wandering through the streets of our large cities The poinard Of cruel neglect has pierced them and, gathered in the simple dignity of their blankettoga, they are dying at the base of Iompey's statue. True Dauphins of regal race are plodding their weary way of moccasin- and-bead-work-trafic among the bar-rooms of our hotels Princesses of as leal heart and noble a mein as ever sent the daughter of Pow hatan down to history are soiling their abori- glnal eseutcheous by exchanging shilling Caugh- newaga baskets for the bread and butter which should be theirs by right of soil {! Talk of the precious relic-embroidery of Old English Bess, or the beautiful Queen of Scots Why, there's ten centuries worth of unfortunate aristocracy worked into one of the moccasins which pretty squaw finds a hard sale in the Astor house vestibule. Walk up white scions of the F. F. E's and re-enthrone the princesses of the old Dominion ! Or is there 10 million-heir among the modern Shanghaes of Gotham who Will lmmortalize his codfsh, by introducing new style of native beauty, to the salons of Ja- ponlca beledom? :? To be sure, they are some what over plump, and rather pigeon-toed, but they are neither "ebo-shinned" nor "gizzard. footed" years training of a dozen of the fawn-eyed" in first class seminary, would turn out necklace of ruby-work that would honor and dazzle onr Republican Court. To the rescue, Young America George Law and Gov. Wise, could do the business with scratch of their magic pens
 The separation of the Coxes, Ca divorce case at which we hnted in letter of some two months since,) is now exciting the religious as we'll as the If fast" world, and giving the con- munty general knowledge of the amatory localities and conveniences, as well as verifying the experience and precepts of the elder Weller, in his advice to be~are cf Tidders!
 How many noble heart and gallant bark has gone down to the eternal watery depths during the sad winter months !? The hope which for long weeks has, in fond fancy, buoy- ed up the Pacific and her precious freight has at last sunk, with her, beneath the waves.- Peace to lost at sea