Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-27
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Henry Ward Beschrr 10 great in taking up col
lections. Al the old John Street Church, on one
occasion, they wanted to make an extra raise.
Mr.. Bseches eIsqurn,Iy addressed The new COR
v~rts, and finally asked those who had expenei'-
ced religion in that church. 10 hold up their right
hand. Nearly all the right hands were raised m
stantapeoasIy. Nov" says MI b.. :" put that
hand in POUR pocket when the plate is passed
around"
From circular Just issued BY the American
Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions,
aI Boston, swes learn that eight months of the
Boards financial year are gone, and for every
month an average. the receipts have fallen
-6l2000 short of the necessary expenditure. The
aggregate deficiency is &iG0 900. And renewed
efforts are urged upon the churches TO supply this
deficiency.
A line Cod, Weighing SO pounds, was caught at
Pond Point, Milford, on Saturday, by Messrs. Mcr
win & Platts. Il measured about funr and halt
feet In length. and when opened was found to CON
t.in fifteen white FISH, His eedness after food g t
him into difficulty, Us he caught in pound COLI
strHctcd to catch white fish.
The late discoveries Of large Silver Mines in Ari
ss'na would seen to render us, lar as the Metals
are concerned, independent Of the world. CaIifor-
mia can supply us with Gold Arizonia with Silver
Northern Michigan with Copper. Iowa with Lead !;
Esw Aoih anu NV, WIN y +ala wv"
AaeA1o VIVA Vuieknvcr' Anu yes "ith siesc 1feai ,
~'Sc oussu uu1cf oui icse, SUCH arg oun = a'ionai
habits Of dependence, that the very California mi
ners sport PaEsian Jewelry. The silver currency Of
ride over their from mines IN I;vcrnoo Rails f.s,
s,,rd with Birmingham spikss. Iowa T. laws pine
with lead dug in Andalusia And Michigan tesl-ket-
ties are made Of Copper from Valparaiso !--Albany
Journal
Johnathan Wales a member Of the Massach usetts
Legislature has given S3D8. the entire amount of
his compensation and travelling fees. which he re
ceiyed while member, to the poor Of that town =
His Constituents can afford to re elect him. for they
can undoubtedly stand it as long as he cam
writer in the Atlantic Monthly, for March, puts
i thus:
kats the other day was asserting wife 8 right to
the control OF her own property, and incidentally
advocating the equality of thesexes-a touchy point
VIA ner. Pus H
- -. NJ" 49, ~ animals aOan
*l.acnmenss . men IMAM Women icur Jog. your
tlos auu = IN you ~. ~. alealy pieel me ou.
l. more IN ns to resnect and loves
III account for IT," said she with a most decided
nod affniv There Is more affinity between vol,
and hr,,ss. - s = -''s N'-'' :. =
lacy Icmaskea OF very ignorant man, VINO
ws compilnclted on nus gooo sense ne ought
70 nave . great stoc' OF good SENSE for ne never
spends any.
There is grape vine in California which is sup
p,sed to be the largest in the world, The main
stock is ten feet in diameter 1000 punches of fruit
have been counted on it.
The chicapo Democrat save that ,.borers :, tbot
c;tv arc MT i;Lelx ~ o.t ,nor tl,an .aant, = -
cents ,iay during the Gaming season and that hn,.
drr,is are there nov mi Of a,n,Iowa,ent 1A
It Is estimated in the London Times that Queen
Victoria may visit Canada during the next autumn.
u 80 sae VIII naturally come down and take look
who would have heartier reception. -
The n Y. ..Neps says that Mrs Cunningham still
retains the bogus baby haying received It from its
mother and intends to bring It up The Mars nrc
poses that ii should be named Bogus BurdeM''s
A,....;,,,r i.
49,; - 5. VI al Inc hnuetiai
ynrL j. fol,,, ,n;an 30 AZ =. VIC os'.e u new
liz .,sc,snn TN vi, y 'ns parry !of tne next
pushed Americans and ReS,bI;ans 0o'n W o'sen
k"'sneu Auseiie"uS anu hepupHcans.
Mr. stanton, the chess champion of England,
aecihes the invitation OF Paul Morp,y to meet him
IN chess combat at New Orleans. Mr.. S. has no
hne % cross .hs water for that purpose
A. the annual meeting Of the New York and New
: Haven railroad company holden in New Haven on
Thursday last, the following gentlemen were elected
directors the ensuing year:
Justis r. Buckley, New York; Charles r. Inger-
s'i, New Haven; Nathaniel A. Bacon New Haven
George B. Carhart New York Abraham r. Van
Ness. New York. John W.. Leeds. Stamford
G.crge N. Miller, ----s; John Bradley, New Ha.
Veil Jonathan Godfrey Fairfield g5 -
AT meeting OF the directors Mr.. Buckley was re-
elected President.
There d falling off in the receipts of the road
during the last six months of Sl2O 900 from the
first six months of the year. The cost of the new
depot in New York and improvements about it was
stated 10 have been $500 OO0
The Comptroller of Public Accounts reports the
receipts INTO the Treasury Of the State for the last