Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
News Here and There.


 impossible condition If the roads, ,.ndered i i'm, possible f,r witnesses to be brought in. In consi eration of these fscts-ani of Judge S,nf..rdss af auous duties in the long terms he has just pendc| over the Court concluded to adjourn for ten day. In connectioG with ths We regret to state that Jal sanford's son. Henry ssnf,,Ef, Esq of New MilYort! is very unwell from inflammation of the eyes.
 Nothing further is heard of young D forest. is rep rte thst his father has increase the rewa offered fr his b,dy. s# <
 Alice Young. Brighams ef lest daughter iy h, first wife. has been ..seale,i' t., Hiram C.ws,,,f Brgham's mi lcn:ill clerk) as his third wife. i holding it necessary t, practice that which l. breaches. -
 The state of Virginia has gotten up an ex; Spsic in the way of Volcano. which, is is sail. is vsh. ing into the valleys v,st floods of ashes and lavr We have no donb., Y,nke. ingenuity will soont tq: this t" 'vantage-ani expect by the time the.lad is cold. to hear of jewelry establishments fa. ,s manufacture of Lava breas' .pins all over virrip. l Unless like too many of southern explosions. t. volcanic one should prove als gas, |. l Trinity Church Corporation has now sixty ', churches un'ler mnrtsa.e. to the extent of na. $500 ooo' ani thirty eight clergymen held by'ts golden chain of stipen,ls at pleasure .'.
 Tine Corruption Comaittee at w.,shinrton,' ,' hard at work. Everybo believes that there hs "een c"rrupt prlctises, but such things arc dinic P'"'e .tl Tt & sail that the time of h | ing orr lccii- tnres w"ul l unloulte fly bc changed hut for on. ton nf the rural districts upon the sl,ad auar;r Unless says the Winsted Ntrc,d some arran-ep can 'e ma le with the sh1d by which they will aIn q chan"e in their timetable The coun mem would never e nslnt to the alteration. .dl
 Sugars have taken an.'.her upward turn. ''! Sugar refners have issued circular annouucipt rise of cne-halfa cent the hest queli ies of sn, an1 fifteen cents per gallon on molasscs
 Fray sen ns al'n, the sr,r-c,nc SC d. Mr. p, W ich the Patent office is to give to e oh secrr, "f state agricultural so ie.y let us g to woih. soon as possihle; ani hold on, we pray you neiyly ing fsrm,rs to all the sug .r-,nsple trccs lest r' shall be no sweetnins ere long in all New Enytss
 -Jack Fro~t playei the Dickens with n big bell in Boston, last week They hd just gotte swung. Says the BIs,oh Post, its first stroke wa
 it's usual clear and heavy tone-tbe nd like If an oRi tent kettle. This freak of the frust
 ust the ci y some thousand of dollars.
 -Snox storms seem to have been prevalent winter half the w,rlI over. An English paper m account of one the ROOTS of Yuikshirr W sheep in gre tt mum ers were destroyed. One fa'.. lug from drift thirty. all derl; and anthcr =
 ear'y his entire fIck of five hun.lre,i le 1 "A few days since, a train If cars ,n tIe Ga. road, were detained by the pr..iris s,
 hirty hours. They were with out wood, pnl. ars contained men woin and chil lreu. /:
 The passengers Jug up the fences from lcne.il. irifts and buried them IS lon as they .strd Wk .li this kind of f e: WIS exhausted they m,n.i burning the cars, all ac.u.ly destroyed apu ,'ne cE. All til time tn col | w,s i,icn.c an Q win blew gale over ihe prairie. A MT Neon ,nl three otnrrs inaily 1, 1t the train an W 'h'Ir W y t" house, three mil jistst, W ,ertr o 'taiied 'o.d an fire. Mir. McConviII. froz,. an i his travels. He then got tam an | wS tc Ca Warren. W:l,t became of the rest of the plso ger" he does not state i. -J"hn Stanton of hi lil st' while w,ikin.Ie from Roy .ston, lust s.t,r l,y nig 1t week. ~,sft l It ,th l., frift ,t ID ,re t.l ,n nu lfci " from a house where he h.i declined tu st,p ia h sste to reach lis re-i !-nle less tn az listint. Down East they are p.yiny big sums te ut. The town M Brewster, Miss. on Cape C.j- d req y expcrhiei t.le sdn S3.sUO for the purf
 A T"lIan ip,per i, nIti.,g tn. rem .rk .ilc cs which "ccurre in the [, ,vI # S,n ITS i , this S sst week. states tn tt Rnni,lph Fuller sl l,ush., two seven m n.hs ull pigs recently. that We respec lively PA and 2sg pouR h.- Cornrlius> of Somers Ct. IS frozen Co death while iut, ted; he was 40 years "f age and leaves wi,e five clrfl lrcn. --On the 27th uit.. Simeon I .sei 43, hung himself while ul Ter tn. eff liquor; h, l,aves a family of four children town authorities W rc probably more pie.sci the first, than the last two items. ,
 A heavy emjezzicmel It of ,n Is h.s b.,n, covered by the Henderson (Ixy) and .sh,ill,I road Company. 1t sppears tltas tbsir agent i,lS .ion bss nsisAppaiel aoout $sk,1OOO of th,ir bon which he refuses to fen fes m ss .issn u par,ii unsatisfactory account A committee of s.o,, CTS has vsi.ei Lenioa to attempt to recUve bon.ls and bring the offender tv justice.
 -The Rev. $. w Stone, formerly of Lite! but m 're recently of Newtown, h,s b.cone thu tor of Christ Church. wAtertown, and the R. P. Pru lden, formerly of Southbury. more re; of Waterbury succeeds Rev. Mir uoodrich Cungrega. onal Church Rev. L. w. Abbott. erly of Waterbury. supplies the pulpit m the N, ist Church. Wee n sr.s lulate o oir Wi:srt ,xn f, in sec uripg such excellent spiritual pastors.
 An ox weighing over f ,ur tho isan pouil Is chased in Central New York ani now owI, O.is D.oiittle, of H.nslile, N. H., rissei the bath in Springfield oa its wy to tine stables new proprietor. A god miny people tod pains to ok at tn m .in:n 'th wlle 1t rem 'inI the Con,ccticut river railroal yard. ani on a [, night with the tallest iaiivilu Il In the vicinih OK, being about seven feet, csme oas Sour -