Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-04-22

Ivy equaIe: anu ,A'ihs Pthce' I'VE" OK, WheIe
tae girl Waugh lived previous to coming TO Brook
Ign. She also succeeded at Mrs Brooks in max
lag the people believe that the house was entered
by burglars nj similar maiinrr to that OF Mr..
ken's About 1900 worth Of property has al
ready been recovered. She was brought to this
city last night and lacked up in the First prscinc,
/ station-house to await examination
Tom MARSHALL A CONVERT The Cincinnati
Comme,,sa says: The Hon. Thomas F. Mar
shat delivered lecture in Smith &. Nixon's Hall
Satu rday night, upon fetal Abs in+nce. 1t was a
splendid oratoric effort, Astounding in eloquent and
tfffil ling passages, and it convincing and
powerful. Mr. Marshall has recently become a
zsalous advocate Of Temperance. and We learnss
a recent convert TO Chrstianityp
We are informed that MIR. Marshall has been
invited to attend the May Anniversary Of the
American Temperance Union in that ci,y.i
Co*vERsIos OF GOVERNOR FoRD, OF OH1o-
Gov. Thomas Ford, Of Ohio, long known as a
powerful political speaker, has been converted in
tie revival. On Wednesday last, he appeared at
the Union prayer meeting in Columbus, and made
d statement of his conversion.
Baptism OF JAPANESE Professor Harvey,
of Madison University, New York, bap,ised. on
the 7th instant Samuel Santharo, native of ia
pan He is young man, who has been for some
| l.He SuptoIteu ny tIleHuS In new OTks In Il
course OF study, and is the only survivor of Ja-
paRcse crew who were wrecked OH the Northern
Pacifc. IL Is in contemplation to make him a
missionary to his own people,
/ We think we recorded, last September. the
marriage of couple advanced rather beyond the
ordinary age of matrimonial. adventure. The
I bridegroom, full of years, died on the sixth Of
March last, leaving the bride " idsw at the ten
der and susceptible age Of II. On the 2slh Of
tae same month, as appears by the announcement
above, she was again led to the altar by Daniel
Straight, " no had arrived at the discreet period
of efgkry years. II should be mentioned fof the
Encouragement of others who have delayed, from
tfmily or other reason. to snier upon the chances
of lnatrlinonY. that the venerable bridegroom had
long been afflicted with rheumatism, but that it
Immediately and entirely disappeared after his
m rriage, since which he has walked erect, and
hears the appearance of man in middle life
Ii such is the happy consequence of matrmony
at fours' ore, what may not be expected from it at
an earlier period !-Proridenes Journal.
RlcH PAuPER.-On Friday evening, April 9,
one Edwin Barlow, fine looking man abuut SO
years Of age. Of gen,lemanly appearance and ad-
dress, called on Mayor Eordrn, and solicited as
sistan e. He stated that he was born in Bridge
port, Conn: that he had been boarding here a,
the Exchange Hotel and Richardson House lor
the last eight months, and that he had exhausted
fwhst little money he had on his arrival here; that
he had since been living on charity, and that he
had become iadebted TO MIR Hodges. of the Rich
drdson House, for the last TWO or three months
board. Mayor Borden endeavored to induce him
TO return to Bridgeport, but without avail and
he was furnished with pass 10 Titcnt. He ar
rived al Titicut Sunday morning. dressed in a
good salt of black broadcio,h. Mr. Goodspeed
t,ld him that Titicut was place fora man like
him, but he persisted in remaining and expressed
his willingness to share the common fare. lie
was accordingly taken to the bathroom and order
Ell 10 undress In doing SO, he was observed to
slip his finger between his Handkerchief and his
neck, and take from, his neck a cloth which he
threw. quite care!ess!y, into his hat While il,
the bath, MIR Rowland, the assistant, had the Gu.
rosily to examine this cloth, and found therein a
package Of bank bills amounting to s. 500 with
land warrant for l6O acres When questioned
IN regardto the money, he stated that 1t was his
own ; that he had saved it while engaged in his
profession a captain He acknowledged
his intention Of getting his board out of the STATE.
for a time. and tl.en intending to g. Elsewhere
Mayor Borden has written to Bridgeport, making
inquiries as TO Capt. Bariow's character. Mr..
Hodges. WE may sdJ, has recovered the amour,
f his b ,ard bill.-FaH River Ne,us.
SACRAMENTO, March 10, sls5.
j Two exciting topics have been fully discussed
81. fNAS pms ooo places Oy PIiSdl1
Citizens, within the past fortnight. the one is
what Is known as the Archy case, and the other is
the Leeompton resolutions which have passed
through our legislature.
4 A pian BY the name of Stoval came across the
plains last summer, bringing with him coorea
boy by the name OF :. Archy."' The master was
IN It'll health, and upon his arrival in Sacramento
he was SO reduced in circumstances pecaniarily.
that he was obliged to open school to maintain
hiuseI and subsequent to all this, i,e applied for
situation as teacher in the public Schools as-ar-
ing the coihmitee-as enc of the board informs
me-'has he in ended making this city his bone
A similar declaration was made to various parties
and no notice was given for several months 81
purpose to the contrary In January. Mr. Stova
com LADIES' to 60 home, and wishes to have Archy
return with him. Being Informed of his rights
under our constitution, be refused to follow or
company his old master back TO his plania tien.-
A writ was made out, bringing the negro before
the Emitted States Commissioner, Penn J,hnson,
who peremptorily decided that he hat no iutj sdc-
tim in the Fenises He was. then tried on writ
Of he6eas corpus before Judge Robinson diseharg-,
ed him. and third arrest was saade, carrying the
matter before the Supreme Court: tribunal
which has No more real authority in deciding UNI