Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-14

t-The doctors of Litchfeld- whom we are sure, no more agreeable and honorable delega. tion was on the ground, will long remember their delightful trip to the Medical Convention of 1860.
 TIE RICHMOND SEcEDERs CONVENTION mas adjourned to Thursday the 2lst inst.' contingent upon the doings of the Baltimore Convention with regard to the platform.
 TIE cArr.E disease has made its appearance near Groton, N. H., and several cattle have died of it.
 TIE DAsBuRY people have obtained their water works charter from the Legislature, and expect to have them in operation by the first of October.
 TnE CESsus.-The taking of the Census con- mences the present month, and Curtis Bacon, Esq, U. s. Marshal for Connecticut, has ap. pointed his Assistants for that purpose, through out most of the State, from which we publish the names of those in this section of the State, more particularly, viz:
 Town of Plymouth, Augustus E. Curtis !; Waterbury, Ira D. Clinton Watcrtown, Morris, I4tchfeld Bethlem and Harwir. ton, Chas. NJ. Kilbourn Borough of Litch6eld, Edward Porter Cheney; Torrington, Rufus W. Gillett Bristol, Dr. Jas. II. Austin; Southing- ton, Henry R. Bradley; Seymour and Oxford, Benton w. Smith; Orange and Derby, Stephen Richards Wallingford, Ives Martin ; Winches' ter, Barkhamstcd and New Hartford, Henry A. Bill Colebrook and Norfolk Edward A Phelps. Salisbury and Sharon, Lorenzo Tupper Kent and Warren, John s. Chamberlain ; Cornwall and Goshen Victory c. Beers New Milford and Brdgewater. Edward s. IIinc.
 THE PRESENTATION of two belts to Savers and Heenan was to take place at Alhambra Palace, London on the evening of the 3Oth. Tickets of admission ranged from one guinea to half q crown. The men were advertised to appear for several succeeding days at the Alhambra in classical entertainment, and will afterwards visit the principal provincial towns and give sparring exhibitions.
 FREAKS OF LIGurSING-In town in Yer mont, last week, two girls who were passing along the street were knocked down, but not seriously injured. On the neck of one was an impression in red like the branch of tree, and one of her feet was blackened. About dozen houses throughout the State were struck during the same storm.
 Ar L1v1NGsroN's MANOR, N. Y., recently, an old gentleman of 75 years, named Lerow, mar ried young and beautiful damsel of l 8 summers, named McLeland, residing near Hudson. The old gentleman's consideration is pure love and devotion; the young lady's was the settlement upon her of SlOO,0OO in her own right by the happy groom.
 THE CITY ELECTION in Waterbury on Monday resulted favorably to the Democrats that in New London to the Republicans.
 ONE DEMOCRATIC objection to Mir. Lincoln is, that he has thin, lank face" So had Gene ral Jackson; and so the Democratic party itself will have in November.
 Gov. GoRHAM of Minnesota has publicly de- clarcd that if MT. Douglas is not nominated at Baltimore, he will be run as an independent can diGate.
 HoN. A. II. STEPHENS of Georgia, is quite sick.
 FRED. DOUGLASS has returned to this country.
 BLosDrS has successfully performed his first feat by crossing rope at Suspension Bridge, Niagara, which was 1900 feet long, with de- fection of sixty feet. At the lowest point he was 23O feet above the waters. He was seven minutes in going over, and five minutes in returning.
 CAPT. DUPONT doubts the authenticity of the Japanese news and therefore declines imparting it to the princes, preferring to await instructions from Washington. Should the embassy hear and believe the news the present programme will doubtless be changed. The Commission belev- ed the report not entirely unfounded, but it was the Regent who was assassinated and not Ty- coon, who is but seventeen years old.