Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-14

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 aoei, tOO ,OOO of which she vanted pffn1sS wishing them to be ezdd copies. srrrr.ss- stss she wanted them for some honest tuyiss.. ,sse,--- ne procu red an imitation of the Taprr to te - iara nna n,led the order the laieIs Sling thSss
 aige trunks, which were conveyed to the Ws,nan .a . .le Astor House, since which time Mir HafTi.cr, mas seen and heard nothing of her. A sheFs s;,n- S S,ice' the wtman-Mrs. Sevasti-was arrested se Nonstihtnopie for passing these eounteffett s.caf mes Che confessed her guilt, and raned nr il1',lSon' of New York. the printer Tkers would seem to be no doubt of his entire inue~-re~ .l any intent to commit an unIawfsI aet tis print. ing being done entirely above loaBd anA k, r-s. king no attempt at any conceaImcnt 1Li- {. sK~ cord. VI " The Gaines resemble the paper laheIs placed upon the wrappers of fire-crackeTs and Iu,ki.L to otcco and are entirely destitute of any signasus. ~ other bank note device. The note is sisut fx.
 hches long by four wide printed on eoIulnoh kek- .s paper ana the engraving of the face pseseufsa mere tumble of Turkish character and eu.bIpnv- me Dack bears small round inpfrs jsn Wlfh
 proves to be the seal of the Sultan but Hiish Issks me @ meaningless anagram to not acquainted W., Mi'h lhe 'act MT. J. w. Orr. of New yOSk. Ssi the engraving of the copy and the coHnteTSsis D. ss
 IS sd to be so very similar to the original tisi is would puzzle good judge of such things C, tea them apart. When in this country. tbe wsnasn gave her name as Madam ZIiiinen.-CSwGAL l TIE LOST AEReSAuT-sin Since the commencement ot the search for Mir. IhurstOn, tbe uis~ite s~rs- ! the bodies oi two men have been discovesed. bus neither was identified that Of Mir Thursteu Cazs oi these was found near Monroe, Michigan end tke other In the river at lilbury East. in Canada. 1 correspondent of the Chicago Free P,s.s sr- tecting on his sad fate had been inducrt to eoua- pnte the time he would be in falling tg tLe earth: ms mean velocity. as well as the momentum wffk which he would strike the earth Iii. eievatfs, was thought to be three miles when he was ts-t seen and assuming this to be the distaus he f tt wonid only require tlirty-ODe and q half seeUads Tor him to reach the earth, mean velocity Of S9S feet per second. Assuming his weight to te fe0 ibs. he would strike the earth with q momeutuus ' equal to lGO,eGO pounds or q little more than out tons power sufficient to scatter bis body bons and muscle into atoms minute as sCaTcely to Ie percepilbe, if not to bury him deep in the earth.
 HORRIBLE MURDER AT PAwLrxG. rrTcuEss coes- ITY-EscAPE or TIE MURDERER A brutal nsussirf ? was committed in tlie town of Pa~Iin Duschsss lonnty, on Sunday night. 3d inst A gentleman named Bancroft has country Iesidencr at RswIing.
 where he resides through the summer mobsIsa. Hs
 had younger brother who resides tLe pStDises, and had directed this brother at different times f discharge the Irish servants one after another On Saturday night, the brothers aTriva: from New York, and young Bancroft d man,,d the disehasge ot some ot the servants in the house. and his re- quest not being complied vita. he refused to &C., company lis brother home, but cnntiaueI en to Sharon, Conn.,, his native place. On sHnds, eysu- ing, he returned to Pauling by the Harlem Rail- road At tie depot he borrowed a revolver. usIfed
 
 it would be opened by the servant aiTI uLen Le would shoot her. But his sbfofher shsHersd the summons, and perceiving Lis aftitEde and irtst- tOn. immediately slammed the doOr iD bis face sGd
 fled to the kitchen to alarm the domesics but found that the c'acbnan was out. When the latter Sas returning from the barn Co the house. younx Pan. croft met him and withouta word dis. LaTgsd ffs revolver three times at the unfortunate man. tsI lodging in the ab loInen The inmates of fhe tOsss were Sn alarmed with the aay that only Mrs. Ean- ; croft would 20 to the assistance Of the worrded man. He Was alive ELen fuuui. but his injuries were of sn serious nature that tbeTe if ehsres of his recovery. The cuachman is rerFes,ntsd tO ! lave been a man of coSi CfsfaCtcr, feacesfie ard industriIs, BAncrnt f's,i asier the peTTesrat cf the deed. and has not bern arrested He is sefto- ssd 10 be in his way to California " T. Tsses.
 RIor IN NEw YoRk A te-ritle azhi teok place. Sunday night in a beer sll0or kept by p Ch.kes corHer ot 1hird avenue ani Scveniy-eighfh ssrcss. New York. X party of Italians were tnfafirx themselves in dancing. when party of IrisiHsrn attrHct-d by the nu-ic. came in. and of thsp. named Michael Eourke. commenced dancing. The dance continued until Ruufkc ran aain-, an Italian woman. This instantly cffrnded the Italians srye- i ral ot whom attempted to rut Eourke ut gen. era fight CnslIcd tetwcen inc TaTties during WIjch | pistols, knives and hue-cfns were ferIy used on both sides Michael Calisan was Killed ou tLe | spot. Edward RnIns stabbed and not cxr>rted to recover and Michael Pourke. Patrick Tracy and several others severely wounded Roufke and Ira ' cy rot expected to recover An alarm was given and Sergeant Van Biunt and ciion 'f men arTi- we'd and arrested sixteen Italians, two GeInaus ard one American.
 l A juvenile prodigy has just l,ccn discovered in New York. in the person fl cirl namel Ella vir- ginia Burns whose remarkable pnwers of reading and repeating fium memory passages Of poetry aDd prose astonish all who have heaid her. The 1 Tribune which has been favored with private in- trrview with the girl, says: '' The child is nqe quite four years old, exceedingly pretty. playful and childish in short in all things . child except in her remarkable development of talent. Few persons of any age, and probably not another one in the world of Ter could Icad with the clear ness of enuncation, and the correctness of Hndrr- standing and perfect apprehension of what she Tcnd, piece of poetry which opened upon accidental ly in a scrap book and handed to her and which there is not one chance in thousand Of her ever having seen bsfore.'
 The story of the negro man, who sent to the Penitentiay in Maryland for having in Lis possss- sion one volume of '' Uncle Toms Calin.' fs true. The negro was worthy man, and McthodEsf class exhorter. He has been in the PenifeutiaTy nearly year. The New York Tribune sugsests that his delivery should be Inae subject of payer in the whole Methodist Church.
 Friday morning last, one of the hands on board tue steamer Traveller, while cleaning up the decks. found the dead body of an infant of the guards. It was probably left there during the pss- sage from New York to New Haven the night be- fore.
 The steam frigate building at New York. by Win. H. Webb, for the Russian government, is 6 O0O ton- and it is estimated, will cost s1 .2G0 0CO She l. . 72 gun frigae. extreme length 320 feet breadth .f beam 55 feet and depth of hold 34 feet Her at- mament will consist of 3S S-inch she'll guns .fD pounders) on the main deck, and 28 long 90 por,.. ers and about half dozen of Dablgreen's Sh,h gunh on the spar deck.
 An extraordinary murder has been discovcrr,i at Lockrort, New York. A physician named ',..- well is under arrest, charged with poissni [ z ,s. tient named Philip Hawkins. The COron Jay found a verdict against the doctor.
 woman named SchelIing, at Groyeport FlanI.- lin County, Ohio, on Wednesday, 22d ut. trn'4;,- her four ch;ldren-one boy, the other threy> ec l the oldest 12 years, the youngest years. Sls si- forwards jumped in herself All were taken out dead. The woman supposed to have been in- sane