Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15

home in the Persia, did not arrive. He has returned to England much improved in health, and will, before returning home enligh- ten our English cousins on American subject It was Mir. Beeeher's intention while on the continent to refrain altogether from public speaking, but the prevailing ignorance of our ducting it. has induced him to devoth a few weeks to the instruction of the British masses.
 In his last letter to the Independent Mr. Beecher says: 'I am bound to say, also that l have been agreeably disappointed in the ap- pearance of the monks and priests in Roman Catholic countries. As a general rule, they have appeared to be clear-faced intelligent, and sincere men. Only once or twice did we meet the legendary type of Monk-round fat and worldly. In Switzerland and Northern lilly, the general impression produced upon me by the priests has been highly favorable to them.'
 The latest dispatches received at the head quarters of the army affirm positively that Gen. Roseerans' army is so strongly intrenched at Chattanooga as to be impreguable to any assault. raiders that have bcen operating in the rear are all dispersed, the enemy in front are inactive, and our troops are in good physi. cal condition and excellent spirits. The report is not credited at Washington that Longstreet's corpe has returned to it's former place with the army of Gen. Lee.
 The Russian Admiral Eissoffsky, iu letter to the pilot commissioners of New Yo k,sprnky of Admiral Farragat as " the most remarkable and successful Daval leader of the age" That is deserved praise from a competent judge.
 A letter has been received at Boston from one of tue boats crew of tue ship Housatonic, which were captured in the attack on Fort Sumter. He writes from Columbia Is. O. jail, Sept. 2l. He says that all ths boats, number. ing fifteen. and two officers, were captured but not injured. They were in Charleston jail four days, and then removed to Columbia, where they enjoy themselves and are well cared for. There were ninety six men and fourteen officers taken at Sumtey on the night of the 8th of September. Chaplain H. c. Trumbull, of the 10th Conn.,, preached to the prisoners on Sum day, the goth of September.
 Parson Brownlow intends to celebrate the anniversary of the destruction of his office and tearing down the American flag by issuing his Rebel Ventilator October 25th. He left Gov iugton, Kentucky, Wednesday, with car load of printing materials.
 Collector Hollister has received up to last Saturday, for commutation from drafted per- sons in the 4th Congressional District, $72,- GOO.
 A CoPpERHEAD WANTS TO SELL HIS HORSE. The following writing, verbatim ct literat'm, was posted in New Haven last week. As the copperhead is so anxious to "get rich lfcan," we will not object to the wider diffusion ef ms advertisement
 New haven october 9th 1863.
 A Great Sacrifice In War Times any Ferson Having Money to Invest Let hlm pc In for ouins horse It is only the small sum of twenty i've cents Come Boys help the Lame Man For "a, am trying to get rich Ifcan In Saying A word 1, about my horse would Re commend The TbeI government to be Infor him For they will want him to carry Abraham Lin coln to he'll.
 THE soLp1ER's TRpE FRIEND.-For over forty years, Doctor Holloway has been supply ing ali the Armies of Europe with his Pills and Ointment, they having proved themselves the only medicines able to cure the worst cases of Dysentery, Scuryy, Sores, Wounds and Bruises. Every knapsack should contain them. Only 25 cents per box or pot. 232