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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-08-13

SINGULAR WHILE FIGHT.xWe mentioned, says the Northern Ensign, that a whale 62 feet long had been picked up at sea, and taken ashore at Nybster some twelve miles from Wlck Scotland
 1t Seems from information on which we can rely, that the whale was not, as was popularity supposed, drifted dead from the Greenland seas, but that he had fallen only the previous day, in single combat between himself and an other monster of the seas. The conflict which took place about mile and half from the shore, aud which was witnessed from the land by number of fishermen and others is de- scrlbed as having been protracted and bloody The two monsters kept battling with each oth- CT, at times with their heads and at times with their tails, raising a tremendous spray for a distance of many yards. After feree and close encounter, they would each retreat for a considerable distance, and after brief rest would again meet in collision, approaching each other with locomotive speed, at the rate of some 50 or 60 miles an hour. After recover ing from the stunning effect of such sudden attack they would again resume the hand-to- hand fight, rising up in the water, springing up distances of from 20 to 30 feet, and coming down on each other with fearful violence Meanwhile the sea for a great distance round about, had assumed bright red color, indca- ting that an immense quantity of blood had been shed. Other animals appeared to have fled from the scene of the engagement even the birds kept at distance from it. For three hours the battle was prolonged, at the close of which one of the whales became mutionIess, and the other retired from the field of battle. Next morning, as early as four o'clock, the whale referred to was found not far from the spot where the engagement took place, and from various marks on his body, including a broken jaw bone, there is no reason to doubt that he Was one of the two belgerents of the previous afternoon.
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CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS PAPER tr,,,,
our own Correspondent
ILLUsrRATioys Pillar Of Absalom; Pool o. Bethesda
Return " jerusalem; Morning Interruption Arab voices
The Ps,bs wants to my People; He sees them Lne
Pasha. House The Temple Site; Inc foo' Oh oe'"e'''
ON A RECENT EXECUTION.
REFORM ON SHiPBOARp;, MN ocr.u
HEAT AND hEALTH
CHAT. ,.a ,.,,.,.
Gone the Country; What we do who are iet behind
into use
HOW BOB B0LTLKs PRISONER ESCAPED.
land SAVAGE kns t5s k.ns..oo' Torrent Of kin'
PRATTLE AND TATTLE.
Puff Puff Rgs! Puff!
New Book. and Literary Gossip
settlement with New Gran ado; Free African Labor More
nssSs The Ns~ iowa
Troubles. fssq1s a Of sssps aTS Gs:
Lord sSss bs .sVs Bs'os
Behavior of Cnlp Cargo Of lr:h Girls singular
fI fcRRlGNi news q @SH"'n D'p''" oo,
Ts. Issn srd the %aac
Count FRINes The Second Elections More Royal Visits
The Emperor Rusicstns The Emperor and the
the G.b Dinner
Of in .0Ss Gone F
Msrissesbs Processes The last Advertising Trick How
Hnmboldt Spends his Time
GOING 10 ESHV NJ Roe and Family bid Adieu to their
beloved Country Mr. begins the sshs Of London
Mr. Roe visits oe Great visa, Evans. and !. much Edited
H,ocSn. and iphams Tstnen Of the Roe Family at the
Eenss Tbe L.Se. are hpeS up the bchen
iel. They enjoy delicious sail down the Hne Net Hec'i
'ec sTMc 81 IN sT SSr"ey'
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DOWNE T. HASBROUCK, Statioaen' Hall,
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JnstrurtioM.

HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE at Caverack.
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T,HE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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i FOR JULY 25
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90 faru.ers an6 Others.

the second sired By Kiklevinson second
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color oan and ssid BY competent judges DO
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"A in southern Asia, discovered eeI,ss snd RrIGHS
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hans the remedy wLhnS to benefit his saasr,n3 az -
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CRoroS AauEpucr DEPARTMENT, July 9, la5I.
NOTICE Is hereby given that tho WATER
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LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LAST CONGRESS, and
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ACCOUNT OF THE REMARKABLE CONTEST FOR
SPEAKER Of the House Of Representatives.
AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
WALK Err and bis Filibustsr Companions In Nicaragua
CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES Times Of Holding Elections Meeting OF LessA
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' The Case of bred Scott has been soDdensed inso
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ill., The Substance and varying Points Of the wholly or par
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Wayne, Nelson, GrieT, Daniel, Campbell and Cstron;
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Ing Opinion;
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An Analysis of the Points Ruled aud the Opinions de-
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JAMAICA, WEST INDIES.-vey Valuable
ing chiefly Of Penns Sugar Plantations together With
w sn sSs. a s.
Mary tie property of Sir Simon HsushtOn CLARKE ba de-
cHiNNoCK oALswoRTHY instructed to sch by
Hsp :. the Auction In s C %
IN the Island q Jamaica hate the property Of Sir simon H.osh
s. bag: and
consisting Of 1900 Of Land thsesbouts with hume
I ps:. IL: P:s 1 es1
q M.hossn Hall Penn s1ntans IS ssss ..
thereof also The Plantation or Sugar called Pond
the Parish Of Trslswny containing acres or
Parns.sn Ptson SIG thsresteas, .e.t
sos or I in the Parish Of s. Mary War
se C 2 the s:S S s.I. or toe
let to Mss.I Sinclair and whocE Also Plantation. in the
Inown By the HagshtSn Tower, Bernard: R.o and
dsss.-S tossssf viii he Ms:.u.ss Mills Boil
and upon Esate aud all Tools Implements Cattle
and other Live Stock passing Herewith;
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8ummer Retreats.

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, wishing to spend
"A couple Of months country, desires to give LESSONS
In his language IN exchange for BOARD References
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NUMBER THIRTY READY THIS DAY.

Our readers will be glad to hear that
"WHAT WILL HE DO WITH IT"
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Ghanres for Bnsiness Alets.

GARD PRESS.-The PATENT RIGHT of a
~ new very esp and efficient CARD PRESS Is for
SALE at low figure One of the machines may be for
few days at No ls Dutch corner OF Fultonst, where the
inv entor NAV be consulted
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Iemce of the SUPERINTENDENT of Police, No. 60
Srest New York. July a. ls37Tbe Fire Department and
VARIOUS ,ocies intending 10 participate IN the
SpEMUNIES of the late EUGENE ANDERSON, On SUN
M NEXT are requested 10 report TO at my ofce on FIJI
BAY the 2flh inst, at O'Clock pm .
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Also.
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N7HE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper u TIE
Il West - medium through which 70 advertise u a:o
vss detailed ssooupt Of the progress Of Wesrn Ra!rosds
snd Land spscusns and source through which
profitable Investments Terms u Per yssH q"
dress w r. FARMER Dss noineA Iowa
MRS. SIGOURNEY has written fine Poem
lvl for LIFE ILLUSTRATED, which 10 in this weeks
number It also contains article with four M On
on's tsature Cheap Meats Model Young Men and Won
eni Hemp and Cottos Plant Dirty shilns' CITY a.sss
Peep the Museum with i've Iustatons and many otnef
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I LEWELLYN PARK, ORANGE, N. j.
- VILLA SITES Ave 70 esch within one hour Of
| g. HASKELL, No A CedsrA,
or HOMER MORGAN, Metropolitan Bank
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m Ne w v Z N d + s..
l. BACK NUMBERS Of the
NETWORK MERCURY,
FROM the commencement OF ',
THE BOND or BLOOD
Can be had at the Publication Office, No u Sprucest
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Netiee-The menbers and honorary members Of Lady
Eluston Engine Company No. 40 requested 70 meet at
ETpgipe House ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 10Th inst, at
.Iock 10 attend the funeral OF associated friend,
EGENE ANDERSON. The Fire Department in general,
Er.spectfuly invited TO participate. By order of
WIN. MEEHAN, Foreman.
wn ii. RAcEY, ses'y.
IMMIGRANT IuteIiissnce once and Labsr Xxx.
kanGe has been removed from No. Canal-st. 70 No. VI
FORREST. Qste AnthonyN few doors west OF Broadway
kses charged JAMES p. PAGAN Superintendent
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AmnSements.

academy OF MUSIC.-New-Y York, July 10,
Nh STUART begs announce that be has leased th,.
(s,er and in conjunction with Mr.. DION BOUkClCAoLt
II assume the direction Of
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
which preparations being rapidly made.
ksse given acknowledgment OF the pat
he and kindness extended to him In his past
BE made worthy Of the taste Of New York while at the
be time the price of admission will be such 70 bring this
cs FEAST within the enjoyment Of all citizens and fenas
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A FRESH BOOK of TRAVEL and ADVEN-
"A TURE ~
Now ready and for sale BY the Booksellers:
WILD NORTHERN SCENES;
Or,
SPORTING ADVENTURES
THE RIFLEAND THE ROD.


Author II " Hills Lakes and foiest Streams" etc
From the AuthoTs Prefoee
The scenery have attempted TO descbe-he lakes MYERS
mountains islands rocks valleys and streams will be found a.
recorded in this volume-
portion that wilderness last and found
perty Of abundance Of deer heard the OF the
wolf the of the panther and the hoar'e below OF the
moose.
For myself have to regard these mountains those
lakes streams these old forests and all this wild REGION
nv settled resort instead Of the dseomorts the JAM
tie excitement and the unrest Of the watering OF the
sea hore visit for their calm secluson their air
their their ranscenda beauty their bril-
liant mornings their glorious their quiet and
visit them too because when among them take OF the
srnor which compelled and the watch
which himself In the crowded thoroushf.es
because whistle sing shout, hurrah and be jelly,
without exciting the rdicule hing the contempt Of the
world short because TO the Days 81 CID end
think and act, and feel like q " boy again."
Hurra for the Country The "A Way OF Taking Rabbits
DepauIe the Stag Hounds Deer Trapped The Result OF
The Chase; Round LAKE, The Combat Hooking up Trout
Doctors Story slippery Fight WITH bue. Iuppetts
Fish; Frightened Animal Lake thunder storm ia tne
Trolling for Trout The Boat Forest The Howl OF the won
nae Spectace Ponds The Dog swamp: Fair Shot and Miss
that Bsked himself TO Death Drowning Bear; Spaldings
stony Brook good Time with Story; The Chase the
Ne Trout River Tup Island and an Icy
pers Lake Hunting by Torch Out OF the woods Inc
feht; A New Sound in the Martin and Sable Hunter;
Forest Trees Covered with The Thousand Islands, Home
SNOW; The First Chain Of Again.
Ponds; Shooting by Turns;
One handsome limo, illustrated Pnee Sk