Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

, NEWSPAPER DECISION Supreme Court of h. aiana mas made decision which has an important bearing upon the interest of the newspaper press. controversy existed relative to the charge fOg ads vertising between the Commissioner of Hauitson county and the Patriot newspaper It was held bV the judge that the published terms of A newspaper consusute contract If work is given to newspa. per publishers, without special c,ntract contr~ye nlng, the publisher charge and receive ac-.ord ing to the teims so published. It is not necsS~.~v to prove what the work cost or is woth . th. ,,,k isners nave right to fix the value of their col. umns, and If so hxed, no other question need h. asked but the price thus charged can be recovered
 Grant Thorburn says that Metternich. the sult,. Austrian, once declared that long as the repuIie of America existed, there would be no stability fr the thrones of Europe, and that the only antidote 'o Denlocicy Was to propagage slavery in America t" The electric fluid of the clouds womb as .on,, XII negro worth fifteen hundred or two thousand dollars, ts poor white man not worth the uowdrr and lead that it would take to blow his brain. ,ut So says Southern paper.
 Ore of the press boys in the Rochester Union of nee caught the rope walking mania SO bad that he got upon De Laves rope, the other morning aud without balancing pole or any other accsmpani, ment, made the passage across in half an hour-fhe | longest half hour he ever saw. He was sometime~ astrde of the rope then beneath it. travelling with his hands and feet, and in crossing the ruvs waa obliged to hang by his hands alone, which ver, completely blistercd.
 ! The A J. Donels0n, who recently died in I,ri.; ana, was n the DDfielson Uf the 1856 firm vt I,I { more < DofieIs,n
 I IAs THtsls Manufacturing Company are ,uovi. l ss4saf h'e aud tefk msnnEctory from Union Cit, Q SSssTe*'E, me Company employ about one bt,- fas fs1a ia sSae 1arDus dcpaI tnients uf their I l. K Aess.
 Tsae general agent for tLe Vest of the Etna I,,. sdt@fAe Company of Hartford receives from 925 QUO S saV1oO in commissions annually
 II s stated that the value of the tobacco crop fin C"hnecticnt this year will be $1 ,O0O, ,OOO Better l have been com.
 D; D. Moves, Esq., of New Haven has been appoint ed cheif Marshal for the approaching State Fair.
 little girl fell fifty feet from window of house Ill Cihcinnatl, struck on dog which was standing on the sidewalk, and escaped almost unburt me
 breath was nearly knocked out of the dogs body. but he soon recovered. " letter writer thinks witnessing Blondn walk ms tight rope is almost as good as seeing q man hung. ''
 Joshua R. Giddngs is coming into New England HI Decenper ana January to deliver his lecture on
 - Scenes in Congressional Lie" wherever if ia wanted and will be paid for
 The Boston Locomotive Works have failed Eor about S6OO GOO. The company had been selling their work at the west and other parts of the country fOr bonds which have proved to be worthless
 Gev Wise boasted in Congress few years gro that there was not single newspaper in all his dis l trict He evidently rejoced that his constituents couldn't read. Now doesn't he wish that he him. self couldn't wrlte.-LouisUAe Journal 1 BAD !-"I don't see anything is the matter win this plum pudding said fellow at a Thauks0iv- ing dinner. We'll who said there was r growIei his neighbor. Why" said the other, concIusI- ed there was-you all seemed to be running t down.
 Dear aunt Mary. what shall buy you for birthday present-what would you like best P' Aunt Mary, who was just thirty. with quiet sigh to herself" What would I like best! know very well what should like best I should like | Odd Fellows offering''
 | According to the Kcnkuk Journal Tonis PauIsen the celebrated chessplayer, is about taking Lis de- parture from that city to New York, to challenge 1 Morphy to match game of chess.