Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-23

Garibaldis marriage with the daughter of the M6rchese Raimondi took place near Como on th6 24th of January. The General and his bride had arrived at Milan. Madame GaEibaldi is little above twenty, and of considerable attrac- tions. She is tall, stately, with rich black halr She possesses asso the advantage, especially as the wife of a soldier, of being an expert and courageous horsewoman."
 sNo fewer than twenty-six members of the British peerage died during last year; to these must be added twenty-two baronets, twenty-tw knights, and four members of the House of Con- mons. Two European sovereigns died-the King of Naples and Sweden.I The ancient Mettemich has disappeared from Austria, and the learned Humboldt from Prussia. England has lost Brunei and Stephenson, and Hallam and Macaulay, and Leigh Hunt and DeQuiney, and Sir James Stephen. France mourns for. De Tocqueville and the United States for William Prescott and Washington Irving. a.l-J
 :. Ellen Welch, of a wealthy and respectable family in Ireland and a niece of Daniel O'Con- nell, was recently arrested as a vagrant in Chi cago. She married against the wishes of her family. iIl.@ .97sl',,a. '. sl-.. '.ee etOace aWeek says that the great majority of toys are made at Grunhainster in Saxony. The glass comes from Bohemia The bottles and cups are SO fragile that the workman has to la bor in a confined and yitiated atmosphere which cuts him off at 35 years of age. All articles that contain any metal are the produce of Nu- remberg and the surrounding district.
 Mrs. Burlington desires to express her regrets that the French emperor has suppressed the Uni- gerse, says the Boston Post and wants to know how he did it, and where he got his power.
 The value of the discipline of the New York city schools was seen on Thursday, 18th. One of the school-houses was on fire. The order was given for the classes to form in order. They did 90, and to the music of the piano marched two and two down stairs without confusion, and not one was hurt, though the room was filled with smoke. rd-, ,. r
 The Seventh Regiment of New York voted, notwithstanding the short notice, to go to Wash ington to participate in the ceremonies of inaugu- rating the Mills statue of Washington, the 22d. About 600 will go, at their own expense, al- though $lO,000 has been appropriated by Con- gress to dsfray the expenses of the inauguration.
 Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher's health is improv- ing her physician says. ..... ....
 It is rumored in London that Thackeray in- tends to continue, Macauley's History of Eng lanG
 Some thieves entered Female Seminary at Wheeling, Virginia, few nights since, admins tered chloroform to the pupils, and then delibe- rately carried off all their jewels, money, and ap- parel not forgetting to kiss all the pretty girls as they lay reposing in bewitching beauty.
 A leader in the London Times, few weeks since, brought 98,O00 sterling to charitable in- stitution.
 A resolution has been introduced into the Virginia House of Delegates, inqvirihg into the propriety of taxing bachelors, past 30 years of age, BIO per annum for the education of poor children. ....
 A genius left Philadelphia three years ago in company with live hafibut. He returned a short time ago with $3O,COO all made by exhib- ting his halibut as the American Founder
 The number of births in London are about 1900 weekly, number as large as the popula- tion of many of our towns.