Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-07-05

must suppose that che case i one # mental de-
rangement We presume that the mystery viii
some day be explained
MADAns Exnm zuIAvskx KossurH died On
Friday, at her residence in Brooklyn, eyed forty
three years !
Madam Zulavsky was sister Of Louis Kos
suth, and had been in this country since the
memorable visit Of the distinguished Hungarian
exile.
A SEVERE WIND STORM passed over Brooklyn
Friday afternoon. The frame work Of the roof
ing Of the Brooklyn Academy Of Music, fell
and in falling it crushed some Or 10 persons
injuring two or three. :
i ACCIDENT IN New HAVEN HARBoR. Shortly
after the regatta at New Haven, on Fri.
afternoon, a sailboat containing dozen
persons was accidentally upset, and one passen.
ger, Mrs. Charlotte A. spery, wife Of Henry B
Sperry, of Meriden, was drowned. She was q
years of age, and was visiting with friends in
New Haven. The remainder of the party were
safely rescued. @ 3a- a.
NEW YoRK.-A fire, on Sunday, destroyed
the building No. 40 Broadway, N. Y, occupied
by Delaney. hatters. Loss $4,000.
The building No. 81 Liberty street, occupied
by various persons, was partially burnt Sunday.
The damage by fire and water is about $4,000.
The firemen INDUCED in free fight, using stones
clubs, pistols, &C., freely. Fortunately none
were killed, but many badly bruised. s
Mrs. SAMUEL BRADLEY of Burlington Centre
attempted suicide BY cutting her throat, on Tues.
day, but Trends interfered and she is now recov-
ering from frishtful wound.
S9e The Judges Of the Supreme and SUPERB
or Courts met, by adjournment, in New Haven
Monday d last week, and made the following as
signment Of Terms, and appointments Of Clerks
and States Attorneys:
CHIEF JUSTICE sToRRs.
Windham county, first Tuesday in August
noS. JUDGE HUMAN.
New Londoneounty, third Tuesday in November.
Tolland COMFY, second Tuesday in April.
nov. JUDGE ELLSWORTH.
New London county, third Tuesday IN January
IT HON. JUDGE SANFORD
New Haven county, first Tuesday in September.
Middlesex county, second Tuesday in April.
HON. JUDGE BUTLER.
Tolland comfy. first Tuesday in September.
Fairfield c,unty third Tuesday in October
Hartford p,unty. third Tuesday in December.
New Lonlon county. first Tuesday in April.
New HaYn county, second Tuesday in May.
Hox. JUDGE PARK.
MideNrsex ,ounty, first Tuesday in September,
New Haveiicounty, second Tuesday in October
Tolland comfy. first Tuesday in December.
llitchtield cunty, fourth Tuesday in January,
Fairfield comfy, fourth Tuesday in March
HON. JUDGE WALDO.
Hartford county, third Tuesday in July
Fairfield county, second Tuesday i'm August.
Litchiieid County, first Tuesday in November.
Windham coupy, first Tuesday in January.
Middlcsex couny, first Tuesday in February.
New Haven county, first Tuesday in March.
ION. JUDGE SEYMOUR.
Iitchfeid comfy, second Tuesday in September
Windham couHy. first Tuesday in November.
Mitldlesex cou4y, first Tuesday in December.
New Haven cotty, third Tuesday in December
Hartford county second Tuesday in March.
I'D JUICE McURDY.
! New London copty, fourth Tuesday il August
Hartford county, fourth Tuesday in September.
| Fairfield county. third Tuesday in December.
Windham county, third Tuesday in March.
Litchficld county second Tuesday in April.
Appointment 4 Clerks and States .4ttorneu.
| NEW HAVEN G.-Arthur D. Osborn, clerk
David J. Peck, asist MT clerk Elcazer K. Eos.
ter. states attorrsy.
| HARTFORD Co.-unaunecy Howard clerk VIM
N. Matson. assistant clerk Richard D. Hubbard
/ Nsw LoNDoS Co.-vWm. L, Brewer Clerk Ed.
| win B. numbull. assistant clerk Hiram WILEY
attorney.
FAIRFIELD Coz. 81 Abernethy, clerk Henry
T. Blake, assistant clerA; Joshua b, Frrris, at.
| torney, holds over $, \ u
Lyrcur1ELD Gown. / Ransom, clerk Cha's
Adams. assistant clerk; Charles F. Sedgwick,
states attorney.
| WINDHAM Co.-Uliah ,Haller, clerk Thomas
Gray, assistant clerk Elisha Carpenter. attorney
MIpDLEsEx Co.-ArthuI B. Calef, clerk ; INC
appointment for assistant clerk and Moses Cul
| yer. attorney, holdsover
ToLLAND Co joseph Bishop, clerk fno assist
ant appointed, and John n Burknay, attorney,
holds over.)
JUDGE MITCHELL # New York, has declared
the over-issued stool of the N. Y. & N. II
Rail Road, (schuyleistock) to be valid.