Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-12

T,ur ourKr's AND THE PRESIDENTS FIRST Mrs. SAGE THROUGH THE CABLE-We understand that tn e recording instruments for the Atlantic Cable are in spch state of forwardness as to insure the early opcning of the fine for business JsCis understood that the transmission oi the Quens and the Presi- dents first message through the Cable will take place early in the afternooH and probably in the course of the present y1ek reply to the Quee<s message, the two communica- tions will by consent of the President and through the eo-opesation of the managers and employees oi the tolraphic lines of the country, be made public from Newfoundland to Texas, and from Quebec to the boundary of civilization in the Northwest.
 We have assurances from all points that so soor as the Qneen's and the Presidents messages are re ceived. there will be public and private demonsta- lions of joy. by the ringing of bells, firing of sa lutes &c. in every city, town and village through. ont the whole country. It is understood that MT Field will notice to be given in advance of the day when the first messages will be transmitted i. through the cable.-Trbune.
 The Secretary of the Navy has received dispatch from Capt Hudson, saying fhe electricians report the insulation and continuity of the table perfect, and busly engaged preparing the battery for the re rcption of Queen vcsoras message to the President
 a2s s2 A BoLp BANK ROBBERY Two weeks ago a r1 walked into tie New Haven Bank and requestG3 T4< mission to write note. The clerk stepped from iii desk to hand him paper and pen but returned in an instant and continued his business. The stranger wrote short time, left the paper and went out Ir making up the accounts in the afternoon it was dis covered that package of s2 ,2G0 in Eastern money was missing, and the only probable way of account ing for its loss that the gentecl stranger stole it The probability is rendered greater blythe fact that the same perron previously made similar errand al the City Bank, but a certain uneasineSS of manner being observed about him, he was watched and soon left without chance to steal. The officers of the old New Haven Bank are the most careful and trust worthy of our citizens, and man who can Hay g trick like this any of them must be very shrewd one indeed Journal and Courier.
 DROWNED IN WArERrowN-Mr. David Warren, his son, and hiIed cOlored man, all of Watertown went out fishing on pond, on Saturday evening The boat sprung aleak and capsized The c0lored ashore with the boy and returned to assist Mir. Warrcn but he did not rise to the surface The next morning his body found, and it seems that he had grasped the grass at te bottom of the pond with a death grip and was drowned.
 Journal aud Courier.
 At the German picnic at Bridgeport, on Tuesday, pckpOckets relieved one lady of S31 another of S5 and a gentleman by the name of Eberhard, of sl7. As the Gernania Club were passing into their room, Mir. Thomas discovered that somebody had ierked his watch from his pocket, and immediately turning round discovered the thief with the watch in his hand. The rascal who is from New York, named James Davis, was caught and bound over in $2OO for trial.
 The Church and Society of Rev: Mr. Bulkley at Winsted, have been voting in his temporary ab- scnce as to whether he should leave them remain longer. The vote stood in the church, for his re- inaining, 12; for leaving II for blank 1 and in the society for remaining, z; for leaving 13.
 The accident on the Housatonic railroad, near New Milford was caused by blowing the steam whistle to scare of drove of cows that were feeding on the ssdes oi the traek but young heifer. frightened at tne noise jumped directly in front of the cowcatch- er &i& thrown off against the side of the embank- ment and then rolled back under the wheels of the passenger car throwing it down embaskment on the opposite scc-where it was dashed in pieces The time is coming when the public will insist on the fencing in of railroad tracks, at points where cattle are liable to make mischief
 There is to be national convention of Dentists al Cincinnati this weel-when we may expect to heal any amount of claw" from those who think they have cut their wisdom teeth"