Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-07

heWJersey. Tennessee.
 Pennsylvania. Illinois.
 Delaware. Kansas.
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 Maine. tEew-Iiarr rsliire.
 Vermont. hiassacLusstt
 Ohio. Virginia.
 North Caroline. Iowa.
 Wisconsin.
 This was on the main or first section of tle proposition On the others it varied. There was DO vote taken on the plan az whole, but it was declared adopted by sections. IL is urged that there is little hope for the passage of the proposition through Congress, in view of !he fact that !r Corwin's failed to get the requisite vote. It is said that the Conference proposition will scarcely receive a dozen Republican votes. TCongress adjourned without voting CT the prop osition, but instead, proposed Corwn's rs5olu- tions.]
 THE CIrY AUTHORITIES Of Washington, on Monday, took formal leave of the utgoing Pres ilent, and paid their respects to the incoming one. Mr. Lincoln, in his reply to the address Of the Mayor, took occasion to say that lie thought much of the bad feeling which existed batween the two sections of the country grew out of mis- understanding and he assured his visitors that he never had any other feelings than those of kindness toward his fellow citizens of the South ern States, and had no desire or intention to in- terfere with their rights. Mr. Lincoln during the day again visited the capitol sGd received call from the Supreme Court Judges. The i'm prc.sion created by his presence in Washington continues to be most favorable.
 ONE OF MR. L1NcoLS's TgAvELING SUITE couRT-NARTIALED.-Capt. Pope, of the United States Army, one of Mir. Lincoln's travelling quite, delivered lecture fortnight since in Cincinnati, upon Notifications, which WAS pub lished the next day, in the Gazette. Mr. Blu chanan, thinking that Capt. Pope referred dis respectfully to the President ofthe United States, and thus violated the fourth article of war, haa ordered him to be court-.nartiaIed-tAe triSl to March. Capt Hazsrd, another member of the suite, with Major Heintzman, have been ordered there in connection with the sane affair. The petty malice which instigated the Court Martial, and so assigned it that these gentlemen cannot bs present at the Inauguration, causes much e1- citement and contempt in all circles.
 DISPATCHES FROM MAJOR AsDERsoN-The War Department is ia receipt of dispatches from Maj. Anderson, who denies that he has been i'll, as reported. He was never in better health, CT better prepared to meet any emergency He says the work continues on Cummings Point in erecting the bomb proof battery, but that, when occasion demands it, he can sweep the whole of it away in few moments with the guns of Fort Sumter.
 EXPLOSION AT WEITSEYvILLE.-The New Ha- Pazladium of Friday evening says: At about five minutes before 12 o'clock, this noon, the boiler in Mir. Eli Whitney's gun factory explo- ded with great force, completely gutting the main building, and leaving the southeast corner, in which quantity of work in various states, 8 complete wreck. Some twenty men and boys were at work in the part of the building that went down, nearly all of whom were buried in the ruins, and yet, strange to say, all save four or five escaped serious injury. Samuel Hall was 1 sealded very seriously indeed, probably fatally. Mir. Richards, Henry Oliver, and his father, Paul Savage, and Mr. Farnsworth, were all burned more or less, and their escape from death was wonderful, The pecuniary damage is about S1, 900.
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