Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-22

Os Wednesday night. man named Mans field, belonging in Daabary, was found dead i, South Norwaik. The coroner's jury gave verdict of death from congestion of the lunps
 REV. P A. SMITH. of the Catholic Churcl iu NOrwalk hes received three month leav, of absence, for the purpose of visiting Europe This wifi be the first time that he has lief, hi, charge in thirteen years u sg. @
 CAPT C. CuLvER, who has furnished tbs Norwich marine reports for the Norwich Bul letin ever since ifs foundation celebrated his nine'ieth birthday on Thursday of last week He is probably the oldest man in the State who is actively connected with the press.
 Co., w. $. FisH, of the lst Conn, Cavalry, formerly Provost Marshal of tbe city of Balti- had been dismissed from the service ac- count of alleged impreprieties, has been re stored to his full rank. by President Johnson
 CossIDERABLE tobacco has been sold up the valley. during the last two weeks. at prices ranging from fifteen to twenty cents for wrap. pers, while four esnts is the price for fllers- Raisers are busy setting the plants for new crop which will be smaller iban last year.
 THE young men who made an assault on Silas Carrington's secesh flag in Bristol, last April, have been bound over in $500 each The Register calls them " assailants of women and ehildren''-almost the precise words of its old friend Jeff
 A New Havener who owned a brick house on Main street, Richmond, Virginia, was offered sixteen thousand for it before the war; At the great fire it was burned down, and he has lately sold the lot it stood on for fifteen thou sand dollars in gold. @
 EDWIN B. TROwBRIDGE, of Newtown, who has been serving in New York regiment, counts in among the twenty persons who earned the one hundred thousand dollars re ward by verhauling the principal assassin of the President.
 BILLIARD match of one thousand points was played at Bridgeport, on Tuesday eve ming week, between Messrs. Hunt of that city, and Kinueick of New York resulting in the defeat ot the latier by 2 points. The game lasted four hours. Hunts highest run was 77; Kinnefck's, 65. HE Sachems Head Hotel at Guilford, favorite place of resort in summer, was en- tirely destroyed by fire at two o'clock on Wednesday morning The flames when first discovered were bursting from the roof in the center of the building Loss estimated at forty five thousand dollars; insured for twenty nine thousand five hundred dollars. TIE Directors of the Shore Line railroad ! have been authorized to issue bonds bearing | interest at seven per cent, payable semi annually, for $2O0, 900, te pay of the debt in cured by the late trustees, and to make fur ther Improvements, and to secure said bonds by Q first mortgage on the Shore Line Rail- way, said bonds to be dated July lst, lS65 and payable fifteen years after date.
 THE morals of Bridgeport are a subject of serious complaint on the part of newspaper 1 correspondent in that city Hundreds of boys and girls, from five to thirteen years of age, make the streets and wharves their constant abiding places; cock fighting is the regular Sunday pastime of 2 large crowd in East Bridgeport, and loafer boys stone passers by indis criminately after dark. F 4,ea.5-5--