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OLD ENGLISH BOOKS.

W. T. BERRY & co. have on sale fine coIlectio
of OLD ENGLISH BOOKS, among which are the fol
| lowing-
History of the Antient City Of Canterbury
Civil and Ecclesiastical, &C., Illustrated with Maps
Charts, and other Engravings. ". folio.
StaekhOuse's History Of the Holy Bible,
vols. to-, half calf.
PinkertOns Modern Geography,
vols to- old calf.
| The Works Of DR.. Isaac Watts,
ovcis. TO-, half Morocco.
Bayles' Peter Historical Dictionary,
Wis. limo. half morocco, abridged
Richardson's Novels,
1e WIS.,, half calf
Life of Catherine H., Empress Of Russia,
8 vols smo
HOOle'S Orlando FuriOSO,
vols, old calf
Life of Agrippina, Wife Of GermanicuS,
2vols.
Humes History of England,
Is vols, old calf
0rati0nS Of DemoStheneS,
vols, old calf
Adam Smiths Wealth Of Nations,
3 vols smo
The Works of 81. Evremond,
vols smo, old calf
Harris British Classics,
in s vols. smo., with Engravings.
Shaftesbury's Characteristics OF Men, Man.
ners, and Opinions 8 vols. svo.
POpe'S Iliad and Odyssey Of Homer,
vols. smo., old calf.
The Works of Peter Pindar,
in 4 vols limo, calf
The Life and Opinions Of TriStram Shandy,
Q vols.
Dryden'S Fables,
Folio Russia, with Illustrations.
English PrOlOgueS and EpilOgues,
in vols. l2no.
The Works of JOSephuS,
L'Esrange's Translation. vols. 12mo., 1902
Memoirs of Count De GrammOnt,
in vols. smo., with numerous Portraits
Richardson's ClarisSa HarlOwe,
in vols. smo., old calf.
Mrs. Barbauld'S British NOveliStS,
in 80 vols. limo, half morocco.
Ballantyne's NOyelid's Library
in 10 vols, Royal svo., calf
CObbett's Parliamentary History OF England,
SO vols. svo., half Russia
The Works Of Laurence Nerne,
in vols limo, calf
The Works Of Sir William Temple.
vols, folio, old calf.
For sale by wv. 7. BERRY 4 Co
lebI Public Square
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CoSvKKf 10 cArHoIIcIsx.-If l. stated that
George l. Brown. the American Landscapes
painter In Rome, has joined the Romaa Cath
ole Church. -
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zr-A Yankee lady pictures a good man as
drink spirits, kin read Bible 'thout spellin'
the words, and kin eat cold dianer On wazA
days 70 save ths wilnmia folks from eookin.p
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TINE GOLDEN pRLXE
FOR
ILLUSTRATED. 1853. ILLUSTRATED

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one OF
the largest and best literary papers Of the day An
Imperial Quarto containing FACES, OR FORTY COT
uMs, OF entertaining original matter; and KIBGAST1Y
ILLUSTRATED every week.
Gift worth from so cents to $500 90 in gold,
will be presented to each subscriber immedi-
ately on receipt Of the subscription money
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Spring and summer Goods.

II All BOW receiving my stock of lSFsRfN-s. svD
Il SUMNER GOODS. TO which invite the attention.
81 my oust..Fners and the puhle generaIiy.
SAM PEIICHETT,
i-b-4-im EiNUAA 81 college q
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l1ew advertisements.
For Rent.
Auction Sale.

A COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING on Church
IA near Market street. House contains five rooms
basement, &c. Apply at this Office. MARRIOTT
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Queensware. Bohemian Ware. &c,

TIVE subscriber has the pleasure 81 Announcing 10
Il ls friends generally, and the public particularly
that Mr.. Badger has jest arrived with very hne stock
v! Goods IN has line As usual he ready h. meet the
wants Of his friends and old customers either for
or trade as heretofore. We bespoak for HIM call
Rooms IN second story, No ~, Public square.
feb2e-u Bt.NJ. p. SHIELDS
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GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY.
WILLIAM GILL.
Trustee Sale.

TNENDFRS his services, in the above business to the
Il citizens of Nashville and vicinity Orders LEFT
at the Gazette Office Will be attended TO. mar6-tf
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Gibson Mevrilt Asa Shivers CT ais.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court at Nash
- VILE, made IN the above cause at November Term
ls3I, will, SATURDAY the 10th DAY OF April.
next sell 90 the highest bidder public sale the
Courtyard gate ia Nashville, three lots Ms and
q, IN Nsnce's division ef shtvcrs's lots Lots Nos
and each front 80 feet line street run back
l25 feet 10 IL foot alley Lot No fronts feet
Line street. AT its junction with Belleyle street and
runs hack to said alley.
Tfa<sS-Ssx, twelve and eighteen month credit viii
be given, notes with good security required aud lien
retained until the purchase money j. paid.
G. u. BRIkN, &. * NJ
marfe-td Ghanccry Court At Nashville.
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LADIES BONNET BOXES

LARGE and superior assortment OF plain Top
II and Tray Top Hat Cases various sizes and Of
the best manufacture just received by
JOHN RAMAGE,
marlO-u ~ College street
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DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed 10 me as
IL Trustee, bearing date 5th October 1855 and reg
istercd in the Registers office in Davidson county book
No. p, page S2l, will sell in the Court house yard
n the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, THE SD DAP
or APRIL, 1855,
Four Beautiful Building Lots,
Nos. 81 2s - and 80, Cumberland street in Halls
Addition to Nashville the equity Of REDEMPTION is
waived. The Lots each front so feet will be more
Particularly described on the day sale. Such title
as = vested in me as TrGstee will be Pur
chascrs. Terms made known in dae time.
y. HOBSON, Trustee.
III
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amuselnfnts.
CRRsp's GAIEVY
r. r. r.

HEALTH will, in all cases, follow the use of Rad
IL ways r. r. Remedies. There are none so sick
diseased, weak feeble, crippled with pain or
nfirmities, but that Railways Ready Relief Removal
ing Resoiyent, Regulators, the Of the dis
ease or sickness may require, Will quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist of Railways Ready Relief;
Railways Renovating Resovent; Railway Regulators
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative pow
over certain diseases Yet there other diseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used if there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body sus-
tain their action the patient will live and be restored
10 health
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boots, Shoes. Sc. sc.

500 cases Boosts. Shoes. Hats and straw Goods;
20 " ben's nne calf and fsney top Boots:
20 - cali and Patent leather top Congress
HOutA.
IS " a me calf oak bottom shoes;
20 =" - A" Oxford Ties:
" q" Congress Lasting Caters:
" a" all oaH Congress Boots:
Is " fine kip fancy top Brogans;
90 . whole Leather Kip BrocAns
3 =" Ined aRd bossnd Brogans;
10 " Z" heaTy Roots:
10 . ladies' line KID seNed Boots:
10 ." " - foxed T. X Caters;
" Ryan's tine city made kid Roots;
SO - Misses aud children nd, goat and calf Boots;
- cases boys fancy top Boots and Brogans and Con-
grcss Callers
The above rtock and Shoes In reality the
very beet qualities and work manship.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Part % of the revised code passed first
reading.
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, tomorrow.
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pianos. Pianos.
RENJ. 4. SHIELDS

"otiD cali tse Agjef,tOn ef poEsons xishng me
w fiANts 20 AZ i-<ssce Il s-yen ussre rs,sised
tbs day PER steamer rsmpcst These Instruments are
tf.ia eriebrsted Makers modern rtyrr And xarrant-
81 n every Isfiscal@r. frioss y sast the tinaos
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pkNJ y. SHELLS azs now, aad xill be rscsivins
ID resazry dirert fTssn tAs nssauE4rtafers a nas
a~<erfHenI ~ The hrst make and sfvles which - ~,
antbertEed - sell Ga Inc nust libefzl TERMS
Mars. RIM. D. SifIfIIes Agent
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dissolution.

VNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
4 subscribers under the style Of MACKENZIE 4 VIII
son was dissolved by mutual consent, the 9th
j. W. WILSON has purchased the entire interest of
ALEX. MACKENZIE in said firm, and viii continue the
business under his name He is charged with
the payment of all the debts of the firm and alone
authorized to use the name of the firm liquidation
AIEX. MACKENZIE
MARRIOTT J. W. WILSON
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
Lanier, Phillips & Co

IN Monday. March 18th, 1858. we
" will sell for Cash in front OF our Wareho,se n
complete assortment of Groceries consisting In mart
follows, viz:
30 hhds. New Sugar; 100 boxes Star Candles
200 bags Coffee: 100 hlfs A. ars do.
IS bbls New Molasses; IS boxes selected w
40 bbls crushed and pow Cheese:
dered Sugar; 100 bbls. White Whisky
- Kits hackerel; Is " " Y Brandy;
$50 pkgs. 81 r. Rasins; IS Holland Gin
S sacks Almonds: 800 kegs Nails.
~ cases Sardnes IS doz. Painted Buckets;
20 boxes Cove oysters; so nests Tubs;
10 bags Pepper; IS boxes Starch;
% chests Tea: $50 Saap.
20 bales Cotton Irvine; IS DoyIe's Candles
50 coils Rope: loo doz Mason's Backing;
10 cases Matches; 100 boxes Flasks
Together with numerous other articles TO make up a
Complete sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & Co,
mar I'D No. 80 Market street
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS.

A OPTIONAL SUPPLIES Just received a large
n stock of Cheap Trunks
JOHN RAMAGE,
marriott ~ College street.
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of 400 10 SIS 900.
whole Tickets $40; Halves 8 1 o; Quar-
Iers $751;
Prizes csshed at sight at per cent discount
Bills on the Nashville City Banks taken Al par
A drawing viii be forwarded ~ soon AS the result
becomes known.
G5- All orders for Schemes OF Tickets 10 he ad
dressed 20 DON RODRIGUEZ, (care of City POST
Charleston, So. Ca. marg-d
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K E. OS ENE OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
fsECI RED ny LErTErss PATENr.

N = r. u -
LTtR0skNE ILLUMINATING oiI--The Hsh, Oh
any other ell nuil herriiare dissaser-a Is ioex
weather.
14se CiniEsny recommend a. the inrnfs I-t s.,.,.s
10 TIA, Oh, tbs keFUsene 1zmps u;seture by IA.
alllwing Isirti Mrssrs Corl8elile IL.s-r a a.,
ott, II Philadelphia r v Hzush~ous c.. ass rsssd.
WAY The bFoos mt Gi@ss Co No - Brad stsrsa
h--srs iaetx o. la ~ilaasa street. l. Ns'rrcr III
f1Ia ~ and H. - wards, ~ ilzane street v sam.
pies 81 d.arrvhi styles 81 Lsass be Al the
oflre of ilse Cs.Iafany.
he hBest and AL oIls~r kinds of Nschinrry: burns
brilliantly IN Loeoul.tre Head Ligbts Car Iasnrs ali
ths ordinary Solar Hand Lamp anf STANDS a. great
desfee q e'd a. thr best sgcfn isi, aAd adHsra-
bly, adAfaea D. Railroad aisa strani-lip a-c.
kssu-kSE Il AtuckuSs tsis, No aNB q Sirsriar
t>shreaisss ~ b. fpgnd E-sssess advantages sx~r
-ss osis m tlsc MARKET az same rrsce~~isl
ahd have been tnu< prepares 10 cea the rs-ssslrs.
nleUis - Railroads sad athrrs-
kEG0~KSx FnSxAlE ost- Prepared exrrcssly f,r
hips a-e saa ~.li BE- fsasd aamirsbiy s4l.Fxsd fas
take and River cs4a, aud ssrss Is All sh- cahin'
ssAies b'nn-eie forecsstic Lzsnss, signal fAA
Ilan-sls os lr res.-.a ssa as loas a. best sperm.
AID ~li saFu al sghs ~sheui rs.saIiag 70 ~ trIn
master
The Ksso-ose osls can Be obtained from The wAos.
sale .s n@ieFss ship Chambers Dra<gsis And crooeFs
u Ns~ fork, And the regulariy aFponlsd Agsnts of
ne Ceupaay N many q TIE pFibciEa fo~ss snd "a
ases q Ia tnissd states, tbs Canada and lie lsisna
Iaeaa Aseaas appointed On eoafornfv III he rule.
sss4blslsa by de Bard q Trssssl en- spslle.lsss
% - AusTESs,
ekSrAAi Aszsrz, KEsksz>x GA caxrsss,
"a Ne. 80 Beaver street, NJ.
n R-eaeal1r. ~ish Gan s4rteslAss, tassln1aalals,
ffsss &C., M b iossazas4s1 2Tplz<Iien a asoss.
so&t-13& =
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Eaa- The Post Office Department. on de-
mand of the Committee of Ways and Means
OF the House of Representatives, has furnish
ed statement of the receipts and expendi-
lures for postal service in the several States,
Tor the fiscal year ending June 80. 1857. from
which 1t appears that the expenses exceeded
the receipts in all the Slave States and in all
OF the free, except Massachusetts,, Rhode Is
land, Connecticut, New York, and Pcnnsyl-
vania together with the District of Columbia
and the Territory of Washington. The re-
ce'pts In these exceeded the expenses us fol-
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Carpetings.

10 IIfFNH htruTIrN turrFtlIIEs.
Is " extra three-thread Tapestry and Brussels
30 pieces extra superime very heavy, full ~ dou-
BE ground lnpcstTy, Ingram Carpcting
tstrrTdncf al W0sF
20 best quality Ingram CaTpeting, ,oayrGrtod
all trooi, "a wide.
20 " oil urrsI Dtree-pls Carpctng, double around
aud dOtilfe srdrIf
80 IpH - hdIctus'ol bright eolors, warrant
fEsi coioFS
IS " dli oatton Carpetng, bright colors, from "a
10 "a wide, lea sfifui ayles.
10 - stan CarIciing, assorted.
0n C1oths H. al, pprs ~ ot 1la,h T.hi. c,-..
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Wool WnnIti

ME want 30 600 lbs. CLEAN WASHED Wool for
w which we will pay cash. We want it 10 make
Jeans and Linsey.
mars. W. H. GORDON 4 co.
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inst Receive

kO BARRELS of FINE APPLES:
cO so do. White Neshannock Potatoes.
so bales of Hay and for sale by
marriott ARMSTRONG 4 co.
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IN Wednesday night, March 10TH without reserve
~ We will sell for cash, on account of whom il NAV
concern, an invoice of assorted DRY GOODS, CLOTH.
ING and Sundres generally. Sale positive
marriott BENZ. +. SHIEI DS.
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The Slave States, as usual ut all periods,
fall far behind hand. and the people of the
Tree States, az hitherto. must pay for the post
age of the chivalry. The whole deficiency in
the receipts-or, in other words, the excess of
the gross expenses over the gross receipts-is
shown to be S2,sl4,574 IL; which is divided
among the several sections of the country as
follows:
Deficit in free States ....S I95,7I447
Deficit in slave States. ......... 3,439, 1888 10
Deficit IN Territories. ...... I19.47675
Total deficiency. ... s2.SI4,574 Al
SO talks II black republican sheet. There
is no subject which they do not seek to use to
the prejudice of the South
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$4,000 WORTH
90 THK
Finest and Best Clothing
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.

Super Cloth Goats; Pine nrab de Te Coats;
Pine Cassimere Coats; Ihic Farmers "a AN Goats:
Pine AlsI4ca Cnsts; fine Fancy CassInet Goats;
Pine linen Puck Coats; Zine Grass Linen Coats;
Cot;iTiade 6iaghams, Linen Check, and plain brown
Linen Drilling Cuats
All sorts of Cashmere and Fancy Linen and Coiiopade
Pants
Velvet and Satin MaEsciiles Linen and German fancy
SIX Vests.
Large lot nf Linen Chn;z and Marselllrs bosom shirs
Hirkors shirts
Cnftguaac OxeraIIx AZ Il
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FOR RENT,

rINHREE very desirable rooms over the Planters
Il Bank, suitable for offices Entrances on College
aud Union streets. Possession given Immediately.
q. EWING, President
decIT-l planter.i p,,A
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

THE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
l. Lottery conducted Icy the Spanish Government,
under the supervision Of the Captain General OF Cuba
will take place at Havana. on
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OF THE JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE APPorSFED.
TO EXAMINE AND REPORT TO THE LEGIsLA-
TURE THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF TEN
NESSEE
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06
FAIRFIELD WEST CONSOLATION.

EDITOR OF ENQUIRER
Dear Sir Your paper of goth inst. contained g
paragraph relative to the meeting of this Body in
bridgeport which might convey an erroneous and
injurious impression. Without farther indication
Of its nature, and without any statement OF the in
ternal circumstances of the Church and Society that
led to the result, would simply request your in
seron of the following copies of the Constitutional
minutes, and of letters from two officers of that
Body In Bridgeport this explanation would be
needless. At distance its omission might involve
serious evil. 1. Extract from the Minutes" A
regard to the best interests of the parties concerned
has seemed to indicate the above conclusi on i'm
expcdient to install.) Eat the same time we wish
to express high appreciation of the faithful and
successful labors of Rev. Mr.. Swan during his con-
naetion with this Church for nearly two years past
ami also an earnest hope that he may still continue
his labors with the heretofore, to do them good
in the name of the Lord
Extract from letter of the Moderator to Rev
MrSwan.-''You may he assured that all the MEM
bers of the Consolation entertain very high ap-
probation Of you as a Christian Minister ''The
Minute expresses this, and hope that you will still
remain and do good where you are
Extract of letter to do. from the Register of
Consociation.-"It wae not from the slightest want
of confidence in your qualifications. One of our
number expressed the opinion that you were too
good for them, which was heartily acknowledged by
some of the Committee present. It was mainly
from. regard to your welfare, dear brother, thattwe
arrived at our conclusion. What is there to him
der your still continuing your labors among them
moro independently under the circumstances, than
if ySn were settled over them as their Pastor
Ina word, Mr.. Editor, the Consolation were
governed by the same considerations which had al
ready led Mr. s. to decline the several calls to set
Element offered him by that Church and Society.
Since the meeting, inreply to unanimous vote Of
bothsehureh and Society, Mr.; Swan has engaged to-
continue for the present his labars among them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06
q. Gllgs 9dfgfela Gilqllrtt,
Litohaeld, Conn, Thursday. May s. 1853
,RBcElrrs ~. Mallory 81, c. Calhoun 81. H. Buel


Vhe Kansas controversy is over in Congress
for the present at least and for the residueof the
session other measures will occupy the attention OF
cur national legislators. The Lecompton Constitu-
ton has been three times rejected by the House Of
Representatives in dfferent forms, and in its efforts
to force this fayorte measure through Congress, the
Administration has been most signally defeated Mr.
Buchanan with all his patronage. has not had the
power to press through even a democratic House. a
Constitution which has been repudated by the PEG.
pie Observation-Disclosures it WAS formed
II As We predicted in our last, the Bill reported by
Mr. English Of Indiana from the Conference Com
mittee, which is intended as bride and a threat
has passed both Houses hut as we cannot suppose
it will be approved by majority vote Of the indepen
dent electors Of Kansas. we look upon the Lecomp-
ton Constitution as cffectually killed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06
L1TcHF1ELD COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT APR

LITCHFIELD COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT. FAPRIl
TEaM, 1858-Hon LOREN P. WALno, judge.
JrRy TRIALS
State VS. Lorrin Pet The last of the "Kent Noun
tain Prosecutions for an assault ard hatteryuron
Edwin NJ. Kellogg Esq. of Warren, while returning
from Court held by him in g Bromcka." Verdict
Not guilty. It appears therefore, that all indicted
for that tar and Gathering outrage hare escaped
their Just measure of punishment. Comment is UNI
necessary.
!State VS. Alernnder Boinia Bail forfeited.
State Achnel Iiic1av.-A prosecution for rohhne
the pockets of gnest at the 'I.itchfeld House
while asleep of a pocket book. Jack knives &c, by
entering his room at night Verdict, Guilty. Zen
tencc. two years in State prison.
State VS. Ebenczer Osborne "A prosecution for sedHc
tion The jury falling to agree the papers were re-
turned. !
CcrrT tTAsrs.
Harriet r. El,rards vs. Hiram Edpnrds.-Petit on fol-
divorce Cause, into'erahle cruelty and misconduct
defeating the purposes Of the marriage relation Pc
tition granted For petitioner, Fuller and Reidfor
respondent, Graves
Eunice Emmons VS. Phineas r. Enafons .--Petiton or
divorce. Cause. intempcrance and general miscnn-
duct. Petition granted For petitioner, Sanford.
Israel G.. Bristol VS. Josephine Bristol Petition for
divorcc-cause general misconduct. Petition grant
ed. orion for petitioner
Msry Voiseaet VS. John B. To;stna Petition for di-
vorce-cause intolerahle cruelty. Petition granted.
Peck and Peet for petitioner.
- Charles T. Donls Mayy 4. Dcnezs.-PctitioE fot
divorce--canse general misconduct. Petition grant
ed. For petitioner, Hitchcock.
Ruth Ann At,rood VS. Eshraim, C. Airoo5.-This was
petition for divorce on the ground of intolcrabie
cruelty, and general misconduct The respondents
appeared and filed crossbiIl, PRAYING for divorce
from the petitioner, for the reasons aedged in his
bill This occupied the attention of the Court
for several days, and excited great interest. The
Court denied the prayer Of the petitioner and found
the facts set up in the crossi untrue So the par
ties less disbursements, are in the position as
before.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

10 Tie Democrats are firing gums in most Of the
large cities over the passage of English's semitic
compton Bill,-rejoci ling probably that the people of
Kansas are to have an opportunity at the ballot
boxes of rehudiating Administration bride to be.
come a slave state. Gov. Walker, Secretary STAN
ton, and ali others acquainted with the sentiments
of the people, express the opinion that this English
proposition will he voted down by an overwhelming
majority. Our democratic friends had better wait
until after that vote before wasting too much pow
der
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

ES We have reeeivesa.a copy of the "steamer City
OF Memphis Reporter neat little daily 'issued
regularly every morning while the boat is under
way" 1t contains card OF thanks from the pas
sengers-among whom are three very dear friends Of
oursfor the sca energy and skill displayed by the
officers at the time ola somcwh hat serious collision
with another boat which occurred on the passage
from New Orleans to St. Louis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

fBrGov Buckingham has taken rooms at the New
Haven House. and has selected his staff as follows
AIDs-Col. Henry L, Blake. of Bridgeport, and
Col Fl. H Osgood, of Norwich.
EXECUTIVE Observation-Disclosures Shipman, ESQ.
of Hartford.
ADyrrANT GEsBnAL.-Joseph D. Williams, Of
Hartford.
QUARTER MASTER GESERAL-J. NJ Hathaway, of
Sufieltl.
PAYMAsrER- William O. Irish, of New
London
Haven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

Two suits brought by Two Savings and Build
ings Associations Of Winsted have jus. been en-
ded in the Court Of Errors by a decision tina. The
organizations were complete and lawful, notwiih-
standing tha omission TO lodge with the town
clerk the names Of the organizing siockholders.--
Some twenty-five or thirty suits against borrowers
in Winst4d alone will Probably follow the resaIt
Of thsse czseS t#&
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

fY"We have received from Mr.. William Goodwin
copy of his Legislative Statistics from 1850 to 1857
inclusive. containing the name, age and occupation
of all the members of the Legislature State Officers
&C.. for eight years past, arranged from their own
autographs. It is valuable document. and persons
visiting New Haven during the present session will
doubtless avail themselves Of the opportunity of
cnringa copy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

Is Large acccssions We're made on Sunday last to
several OF the churches in this county Sixty three
were received into the Congregational church in Nor
folk on profession of their faith, among whom was
one man % years of age. Forty, were received
into the Terryvile church the preceding Sabbath