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LoNDos, june 18th.


RESPONSE OF THE TI9fE8 G0HRE5P0NDE
Pans, Monday, June 2s, 1885, Permit me 10 say
few words on the letter signed q A Eew-Y YorHerH
which appeared in the Times of Saturday the 26th.
The writer declares that he has athe best possible
reason to know that the statement Of the contract
with the American InteFoceanie Canal co. OF IT. York
becoming void, the terms thereof not fulfilled
before tie close Of the present month og June in
correct. My authority for tat statement b the gem
tleman who representa- the Costa Rican aud Micara-
guam Governments in Paris and WHO is, / ander-
stand also accredited to London in the same eapa-
city. His assurance to that effect is contained ii
letter dated the 6th inst, and which have now be-
fore me- Iii gives the additional clause Of the con.
yention, which, for A NeE-Y orker information
now transcTibe in the original Spanish having pre-
viously done so in English. 1t runs thus:
"ARTIcULO ADIoIosT4I4
La Convention que antecede no sera yalida = no
surtira tedos efectes, 81 no Ia eapracion de la
proroga concedida Ia Compania STEPHENS es
deer en- fodo ei de JtHio proEiao (the CeBYen-
tion was signed on the LIST May asty s eata epoea
dicha COmpania STEPHENS ha dado lugar Ia espiTa-
cion anulacion de coatratO por "a no eiecueion
de sus compromises.
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A MoNsrRoUs DEN.-We find the following in the
New York Times of the 18th:
Peter Dawson's establishment in Cherry street, one
of the foulest houses of prostitution in that neigh
borhood, was visited by the Mayors squad on Tues
day night, and forty-eight persons men and women,
were arrested and locked up for the night Two
men, who had formerly been barkeepers under Daw-
son. made affidavits that Dawson kept his place so
guarded that the girls better than prisoners
that they could not, if they would leave their life of
shame, his minions forcibly preventing them from
going outside the door, and when they away cap
turing them again, by aid of the police, on trnmped-
up charges of theft, burglary, etc. The arrests
made on these afidavts. Yesterday the whole gang
were taken before the Mayor and examined. The
testimony of the women substantiated the statements
of the afdavits. Dawson was released on $1,000 bail
and his wife on $1,000, to answer.
In the examination Of the case it came out that
Dawson had been in the constant habit of whipping,
kicking, and otherwise maltreating the miserable
creatures in his power,
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Fhe 4ransIf GonaroveFsya~ lgas secret af8fs
Gle an W.. Be7iyss Grant.

The Paris correspondent al sAe London Times has
been attacked by su american d London, who i dis
posed to vindieat6 the cIas of ehe stenaida aF JOS
White interest We gepsaduas this letter, as ue as
the rsioinder Of the Times correspondents
To he Editor Of Hhs Ttmss--sig observe ii
your Paris correspondence df this morning state
ment to the effect that TIE contract of the Asriesu
Inter Oceanic Canal Company ol Rew York fgfa
old Atlantic and Paeiac,J was I'd be welded Rv ~
NfeaFagBan Government. il the teFms thereof were
not fulfilled before the close Of the present month "a
June. Allow me to say that have tie most excel
lent possible reason to know that this statement 10
incorrect. The Atlantic and Pacific Company ander
the presidency Of Mr., stebhiHs, Of New York. wers
parties c0gnzant Of the soealed YFssaF treaty with
Nicaragua and their privileges were extended nearly
six months ago into the beginning of the yeaf 1850
If 81. Felix Belly is not an agent Of TIE French
Government, be has certainly been allowing himself
to be treated such and has suffered greatness 70 be
thrust upon him with admirable resignation. tFuss
your correspondent may be quite right in suggeselng
that n. Belly has gone to New York to negotiate
with the managers Of the New York Company
for be viii there learn several things which may Dc
Of to himself to the Messrs Milland and to any
\ European Government which may be entertaining
project Of interference with the plans Of the United
1 States In Central America.
am, sit, your obedient servant,
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The Washington Union having aatIy eontFadicted
certain statements reported to have been made BY
General William Walker in speech, the latter pub
fishes the following letter touching The matter:
MOBILE, July 1s, 1858,
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FRUIT, ETC, N NEW JERsEY,-The New York
Express of the 10th says:
We learn from our exchanges in the Southern por-
tion of New Jersey that apples and pears promise
abundant yield but in other parts the fruit crop will
be smaIl--the late frost and the cold storm at the
time when fruit trees were in bloom having seriously
damaged the prospect for fruit. Cherries were an al
most total failure peaches, except in some favored
localities will be very scarce; and apples and pears
particularly the former-will yield much less thanan
average crop. The grass crop, however, has been
very large, the wheat crop very good and the pros
pect for good oat harvest is now excellent.
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4 AVV 8OTICR-I, HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC
l. ny profession and be found my oee No 10
Camp streetg = -
myl8 ly u. A, REYNOLDS.
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ALL sFY Es.

BI AETOGNINI, Nos. Il and IA Cont street,
Between GhaTtres and Old LeYee,5
New Orleans
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SsgasTaEea SHIPS, ,STE1AnEBDATS. AND Fam
iliessupplied with Beet, Pork, Mutton and Veal
T sausages, Tripe, and everything in the butcher.
lug Hue Barrels and halfbarTes Of Choice Cornod Beef
PIT up to order Family Use Stalls Nos SO
end 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEI. 4 PARKER.
~ B.-seamboatsand shpssupplied with all kinds of Live
Stock mlch Cows Hogs shoats Pigs Sheep
Goats. Geese Duoks. Chickens. se2ely
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PUILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS, FIREwoc

NOTICE TO CAltPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
In Patent sawed Weatherh1ading both rough dressed
from the very best yellow Pine and Cypress timber
S4 per for rough and So 50 perM for dressed lots suit
purchasers.
R3g-Lumber sawed to order,
fel9 ly sfAk PliAhING Mlll4s New basin
4 TTMRER-LUnIBHE-I4
0OOO feet IL and III dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongned and gr0oved
lk0OOO feet 4 and TX wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved
2OO 900 feet narrow dressed Florida yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and groeEed.
tOngued and grooyed
100000 feet dressed Florida yellow fne FLOOR
ing, square edged
InA ono feet dressed WEATHERB0ARDS.
5GOO feet rough Yellow Pine UMBER consisting OF inch
Boards Weatherboafds, Scantting, 9oists, etc.
GOO feet assorted Cypress Lumber LRh5 and Shingles.
a
sashes Doors, T nds MoudiRgs, etc., etc.
For sale N lowest prices in lots suit purGhas
ans by SIMPSON s D0RR,
Ss9G Iy New Basin.
7 = 1--I--I7 : 77z---ioy Sfsi1.
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Mr. OHAs. H. WALDO SO long faporahly known the
steamboat community will give his personal attention the
Hardware and Ship CbandetY portion Of the business
ie23 tt WARREN =. HEDRTCK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
Young Zenith

WILL stand at the stable of the subscriber on Pine w Island, during ihe season. He is years old thus season, is 6 hands high weighs about HOO lbs
 is of dark color of compact and beautiful form has large muscles and cords is very active and genle o kind disposition, and the essential qualities of speed aud bottom. He is not exceed by any horse in Con- neccut in combination of blood beauty strength, courage, docility and speed.
 His Colts are of unusual quality, promising in a remarkable degree all the great and distinctive char acterslics of that noble and wonderful horse-he Mor gan. He took the first premium in his cass at the State Fair in Hartford in ls55 The Committee of an- other class also awarded him discretionary premium for his beauty anf action.
 Ills PEDIGREE -He was sired by Old Zenith. who was sired by Stockholder his dam by Constitution grand dam by iimpored) Saltrain.. Sockholder was sired by Sir Archy dam by Citizens tinporled) Stir. ling. Sir Archy sired by old ,inported) Diomede dam impor,ed) Cas,anira. His dam sired by Old Putnam, he by Old Woodbury, he by the Original Morgan.
 All persons breeders of fine horses are invited to call and examine the horse, the above named places. His Colts have proved to be possessed of excellent qualities, one of which took the first premium at the Liich6eld County Far. and also the State Fair, in New Haven, with special premium of five dollars CHARLES H. STEVENS. May, 1858. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
Al Court of Probate holden at Nev Mord, githn gpd X for the District of Nea0 Milford, June 18th, 16bS
 Present SAMUEL D. OPTION, Judge

Al Court of Probae holden at Nea0 Mgord scihia gpd for the District ef Nea0 Milford June 18th, 1885 Present SAMUEL D. OPTION, Judge.--. HN the Estate of RANSOM B. WHEELER of the N Town of Bridgewater in said District, an assign ing insolyent debtor.
 Said Ransom B. Wheeler on the 10th day of April 1858 delivered to this Court at the Probate Office Tn said New Milford written application of that date by him subscribed and sworn to, purporting to be
 list of his creditors with their places of residence and the amounts severally due each Of them, ana also schedule of his property, accounts &c.. and praying in said writing and application for the bene
 fits allowed by section 10th of the statute of this State of Act for the Relief of Insovent Debtors and for the equal distributions of their effects among their creditors, passed 1853, by said writ ing and application file does more fully appear
 ORDERED, That the foregoing application shall be heard at the Probate Office in said New Milford on the 24th day of July 1858 at o'clock in the fore noon and that notice thereof be given by the Trus- tee of said assigned Estate to all the creditors Of said Ransom B. Wheeler, and all persons interested in said assigned insovent Estate by publishing true copy of this order in the Republican Farmer, week Iy newspaper printed in Bridgeport in the County of Fairfield, and also in the Litchiield Enquirer, a weekly newspaper printed in Litchfeld, in Ltchfed County, and bot h said papers having circulation in said Probate District and also ly posting copy thereof on the public sign-post in the Village of clement and like copy upon the public sign post in the Town of Bridgewatcr nearest where said insolvcnt debtor dweIls, and also a like copy ill some public place in the Village of Worthwhile Tn said Brdgewater, all which to be done two weeks before said 24th day of July, 1858, and due return make.
 II SAMUEL D. ORTON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

District of Lefeld, Probate Court June 30, 1858. E PON THE APPLICATION of RILEY RExFoRD O showing to this Court that on the 18th day of April 1857, he was by said Court appointed and still is Guardian to FRANCES CLARK and ISABELLA CLARK of Goshen, Minors, and that said Minors are the owners of the following real estate, viz: un divided interest in certain piece of land lying in said Goshen lately owned by George Clark deceased containing about forty acres, bounded south on high way west on land of Eli Bunker, north on Horace Seeley's land, and east on Brdsey T. Howe's land, with the buildings thereon, subject to the dover of the widow oi said deceased therein that said Estate Is unproductiye. &c., and showing just and reasona be cause for selling said real estatepfaying for an order and that he some other meet person be em- powered to sell the same, as per application file dated the 50th day of June 1858 fully appeafs
 ORDERED, That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office, in Litcheld on the 9th day of September, 1858, at o'clock, forenoon and that notice thereof be given by publishing this order in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks suceessivey at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 true copy of Record. Certified by
 H.. GEO. c. WOODRUFF. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
District of Lachfeld ss., ProbGte Court June 28, 1858

District of Lachfeld ss., Pro5dte Cont June 2s 1858 BvSTATE OF REV. RICHARD THOMPSON, late B 4 of Goshen in said District deceased
 The Court Of Probate for the District of Litchfied hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said Estate represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Messrs. ELIAS HART and ENFIELD c. GUILD Commissioners to receive and examine said claims Certified by GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the late residence of said deceased in said Goshen on the 18th day of September and the 18th day of December next. at O clock in the afternoon each of said days for the purpose of attending on the bus ness of said appointment
 ELIAS HART, Commits All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to 11-4t TRUMAN GUILD, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

At Court of Probate holden at Washington, srithin andJor tte District of Washington the l4th day of
 June, A. D. 1858.
 Present, ITH'EL HIcKox, Esq, J e. AN motion of the Administrator on the Estate of O POLLY POPE late of Washington within said District, deceased This Court doth decree that six months from ths date be allowed and limited for the creditors of said Estate exhibit their claims against the same to said Administrator; and directs thai pub lie notice be given of this order by ad ver:isng paper published in Lchfeld and by pnsting copy thereof on the pubic sgn-pos in said town of Wash ineon the place where the last dwet Certified from Record, lTt1iEL HICKOX, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

At Court of Probate holden Winchester ,pain and
 for the District cf Winchester, the I5th day of
 May, A. D. 1858.
 Present, JOHN BOYD, Esq.,, Judge. HyHE TRUSTEE on the Estate of -H WILLIAM ESSEX of Colebrook in said District assigned for the benefit of his creditors, agreeable the law the State entitled An Act for the relief of nsovent Debtors and tor the equal distribution of their effects among their credit to the same subject having given notice to all con o'clock, forenoon, to be heard relative the appoint the parties interested herein this Court doth appoint Asa WHITE and WATSON w. BIDwELL both oi Cole brook in said District, Commissioners to receive, examine, adjust and allow the claims of the credit ers of said estate and mnke return this Court i; and limited said creditors from the 10th day of CTS; and doth further order that said Commissioners Daniel De said Coebrook the l4th day oi July and the h day of August, lS5s at o'clock afternoon each said days and that notice ofthis order be gv- Wins,ed Herald and Li,chfeld Enquirer. two weekly newspapers published nearest 10 the place where such estate IS so in settlement. and by posting this order dwelling place of said Essex. And doth further or der that copy hereof be sent by mail to every known creditor living without this Probate District, within one week from the l2th day ol June, lS5S S] Certified from Record, JOHN BOYD, Judge. |
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

T R RLoCK ISLAND CoDFIsH, at
 0. B. BISHOP & CO.'S.
c. R. BISHOP $ CO.'S.

HAD AND STRAWBERRIES it be remember. ea, gal because PRESSURE OVER STOMACH produces ho pai' It IS no evidence that there inflammation oI tnat organ Hundreds of Physicians, and oi thousands o patients have been luled into feelings o pefiect security by being thus deceived. e,asl HE VERY WORST CASES OF INTERPRETATION OF THE eToslAcH. ana even uiceraton, may be present when the slightest pain from pressure over the diseased org ali could be eicited. DISEASE OF THE HEART, almost without number Palsy o an arm or isg sr ot the entre ocomoton Disease of ie bratn insanity lmbeciity, and Death, have been aos Cd 10 take place through sympathy with an in fased Sionach and the mischief totally unsaspected bscanse pressure over tie diseased organ eciled no path.
 .BRoscHrrfs, cLEReymEs's SORE THROAT, and DISEASE OF THE LUNGS, IN THOUSANDS INSTANCES, have had theu origiu ID an illhamed somaci which would not hate occurred, had not both Physician and Patient been deeeiyed by supposlng that Diseased Stomach IS always se1stiye upon Pressure.
 DISEASE oF THE LIVER. producing pain the right side, shoulder, lace and head, thousands upon thou sands pi distances has been allowed to take place from the saiie reason. So, also, in CONSTIPATION THE BOWELS, DEBILITY" GENERAL DEBLtry'' WASTING IN FLESH CHRONIC DIARRHEA, NERVOUSNESS, RuEUMA, TisM. GoUT, &c., the reason may be assigned for thetr ever havinI taken place.
 NINE TENTHs, YES, NINETY-NINE oEE-HuNDREDTHs, OF ALL CHRONIC DISEASES, (which have ther rise and ori- gln Tn Disease ot the Digestive Organs, and from other soirce1 ARE SUFFERED TO BECOME LIGHTED UP BY LOSING SIGHT OF THE FACT EXTENSIVE DISEASE MAY EXIST IN THE STOMACH WHILE NOT THE SLIGHTEST. PAIN BE ELECTED BY PRESSURE OVER THAT ORGAN. LET IT BE REMEMBERED: THAT EVERY ONE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED DISEASES HAVE THLIR RISE AND oRI- GIN jN DISEASE OF THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS. AND CAN oNfx =sssrsE&H6c BY A wELLDiREeTED TREATMENT To THOSE oRGAFs. N
 Lst itas, be remembered, Ltat trhen either of fhs abope mentioned diseases present, at n has befn brought about aud Is kept up by diseased dgestiUe gdns aud tet it be remembered that other treatme tan one directed to Hose organs O the pa tient 10 healih.
 Le, il be remembered, that either of the abope men,
 oned diseases mt only be speedily reued but per naaneatly cmed,.by dhe use ef
 " B7iss' Dyspeptic Remedy.''
 Let this Remedy be regularly taken, and all the ac- compaayng directions complied with. as lar as practi cal, and
 IT WILL NOT FAIL TO CURE.
 For sale at retail by all Druggists, and in quantities or from dozen to Ito gross, by
 HAKRAL RiSLEY & KITCHEN, Wholesale Druggists, New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
AT M B A FOY & M U N s ON'S S. No. West of Court House,

MI E A II " II ~ Ixk U IN S V IN Ss
 No. West of Court House, MAY BE FOUND THE FOLLOWING GOODS: yUNHOSE fine kid cloth and enameled Caters, A cheap for cash. Broad Congress and Lace Cutters do. for the chink. Extra fine Glove Kid Gaters., Bushins and Slips cheap for the dust Very nice Kid Welts and Turns Buskins low for the rocks Extra stout Morocco Bootes and extra fine thick and thin soles as low as possible for the dust. supe rior article of Ladies' Cloth Sps just the thing for dog days, cheap for the rhino.
 Nice fine colored and black top Caters for gents S. at great discount for the needtul.
 Good Calf Congress Caters fer gents, at greatly reduced prices for the-ready. Those large sized Caters so often called for and never found, very low for little f. lucre. good stock of Brogans and stout heel Slips for hay-makers, for little money AZ different patterns of Children's and Youths Shoes. g. different patterns for Ladies' Shoes and Caters. 27 different patterns for Gent Boots and Shoes together with good assortment of patent calf and thick Boots, all very low for good Bank bls gold and silver. Bristles, thread, pine ers, taeks, hammers, nails, pegs wax, awls and hafts, as cheap as the market affords.
 Come one come all, and make call
 At No. 2 Old Brick;
 If soft and fine don't please your mind
 Then suit yourselves to thick.
 MEAFoY & MUNSON Boot and Shoe Dealers. Litchfcld, June IA, 1858. ..
 N. B, Making and repairing. done at short notice, 8-3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

Ala Courf of Proba'e holden Lchfcld arhim and or
 the distret of Litchfed the 2d day J Jaiy A. D.
 1858.
 Present GEORGE C. WOODRUFF, Esq, Judge. nN notion of BENJAMIN II. JOHNSON, Exerutor O of the last will and testament of HORACE JOHNSON, late of LihchieId, within said dis trct, deceased: This Court doth decree that six months from this daie be allowed and limited for the creditors or said exhibit their claims against the same said Execuor; and directs that pub lie notice be given of this order by advertising newspa per published in Litchfeld, and by posting copy thereof on tue public sign-post in the of Lch6ed, nearest t;le place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record,
 1l3t GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

The American Colonization Society will do well to look sharply into the recent operations of their pro- teges the Pre- ident of the Republic of Liberia He is charged in official documents by the French and in the British Parliament with conniving Fin the sipnaent of f free labor according to the French plans of supplying their colonies with free black labor' The Liberian President is stated to have entered warmly into the plan and endeavored to secure monopoly of the business to Liberia. The French captain paid 1864 piastres passport duty on 400 emigr ,nts. These "emgrants'' were procur- ed at various places on the coast; were manacled and treated as prisoners, and in fact old-fash- toned negro slaves. going out to do old fashioned sweating under the tropical sun of the West Indies, but under the euphonious title of " emigrants.' .''
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15

Leaving balance for the years business of 20 v There are not at this time any claims against the COmpany-all paid to this date.
 The Directors of this Company are confident that the plan of Insurance adopted by them wiii meet with hearty response from all intelligent friends o Mutual Insurance.
 This Company insure only in this State, and take risks on ls Goods in Stores, Shops, etc O: Tn posed village or city property, but connne tneif business entirely to farm property and isolated 6nd, will be insured on risk.
 This Company will adjust all claims with prompts nes and liberaty and if at any tune difference shoul arise between the parties, all such difference viii be adjusted by indifferent persons in Ihe County each party selecting one, and in case they do no, agree th person shall be chosen, and the ward o all any two of hem, shall be na! and conclusive A reward of Sl00 will be paid by this Compa ny any one who will give such information as~ i'll con vic any person of setting fire to any building m sured by this Company.
 Officers of the Company.
 c. BEckwrrH, President GEO. c. WOODRUFF. Treasurer; JASON WHITING, Secretary :; SnELDo, OSBORN, of Harwinton, General Agent.
 Directors.-J G. Beckwith, Jason Whiting, Set P. Beers A. s. Lewis, Sheldon Osborn, Abijah Catlin Charc Adams, Robbins BatteIl, Phillip S. Be. be. Local Agents.-Leman w. Cutler, Watertown Henry Church, Washington Henry s. Sanford, New Milford Rufus Fuller, Jr., Kent Richard Smith lord, Goshen; R. Spauldne, Canaan; Donald J. Warner, Salisbury s. D. Northway and John Dewe Norfolk; Henry Jones. New IIartford;. H. S Barber, Forrington; Lewis smith, tiarwinton; John z. Ambler, Bethlem; John Ahsrnethy and George Forest, Woodhury; David c. WhIesey, New Pres. tnn Reuben Rock we'll, Coebrook; John HinsdaIe Wnsted; s. Y. St. John, New Canaan; E. Tallmadge Plymouth.
 n- Persons wishing to get their buildings insured cal apply to either of the Agents the Secretary
 J. G. BECKWITH, President JASON WHITING Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-15
AUCTION i!

'HNHE subscriber will sell, at public auction, on -h Tuesday, August 17th, the Land, Buildings, Water Privileges, &c connected with and formerly owned by the :" Woolen Factory Co., On the pre- misses four buildings in good repair, which can easily be adapted to any purpose of manufacturing whatever. Also, two Water Wheels in successful operation, with privilege unsurpassed in New Eng land or elsewhere. Slle to commence at l o'clock P. M. For further particulars enquire of
 STERLING WOOSTER
 West Goshen, June 18th, 1S5S 10o