Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-16

ReY C. H. A. Bulkley, formerly of Win. sted, is Temporarily supplying the pulpit of Dr. t,llickefing, in Maine.
 John Eslay, a returned soldier of the 18th regiment, was murdered by John Douuely, a town pauper, in liquor saloon in New Ha. ven, Saturuay evening They got intoa dis pute about the payment for some liquor, when Donnelly seized a butcher knife and stabbed Eslay through the heart.
 Ihere. were -333- births, -l03 -lnarriages and 2O6 deaths in Waterbury, last year, being two more hifths, twelve more ejnarra9es and thirty six less deaths than the year previous,
 There are 405 houses. llS. mills, stores and isctories. l3,a0oi acres 6f land, A8S horses l492 cattle, and l5l9 polls in Waterbury. sSAfaFo2' &sts-Dri ---- 's tsfs;4c&s ,.AL Y 2 Mtsssiianseus Items
 'oiTHE' E'"AnsRIoAs', LAssuAes yaThes ss,,iarv. of G. Augustus sala in America contains the. following -
 You (Americansl from Chicago to Cana Cad frcm Nevada to Nantucget, speak very nearly the same language, and have pretty nearly the same pronunciations Wespeak fiiy different dislects-Northumbrian, LancasErin, Cam. brian, -Phoenician, Erse, eoekney4A9s 9sis sfis ;s Some of us lisp, and some of us shutter. and many of us hem. and haw,i and Ia great many of us 'clapon the h's where there should be none. and take away h's where they should .be. left. We are always. speaking, and yet we Speak badly. Our philological doctors disagree =. We have no Academy (thank Heaven) and no dictionary, that IS to say we have hundred, but do not accept any as final authority In Pronnnciation, Oxford is at. war win Cam. bridge, Dublin with both, and Edinbureh with. all. The forum and the bar, the pubic and the stage, are in .yirulent antagsnisna. One paper calls bishops domain a .sdiocess," and another a" diocese" and between Afford and Mocn-the Queeh's English aud the Deans English it is difficult to choose. You have. madesup your minds that national shah be pronounced naytional, ,and advertisement shalll be advertyzement; that defence shalt be de
 fenses and theatre theater,y and fl you. ares happy" sF;r ,.' g-.-rs,. ms, e. .l,.,ss F. The following shows the foolishness aHzA phs danger of panic in public hall. ana the ne cessity of free egress and ingrsss. Pheseeae occurred in Brainard Hall. Cleveland, 0hio
 One of the largest crowds of spectators ever gathered in the hall were enjoying tiesp spanor,. ama of Ireland. aud on becoming alarmed, iose en masse, and threw themselves like an ava
 lanche towards the duor, choking up the, mar
 row passage, and grinding each othef like masses of ice in choked river. This mass of
 men, women and children surged against each other, and pushed and crowded with frantic desperation and all but mortal fright. for full thirty minutes before the hall was cleared. 5 The hall was a perfect wreck chairs wRer4 Aoverset and broken, muffs, hats, bonpets, etc., were left in the terror of the moment, sad many females, inl the tremendous press and fac. tiop of bodies, had their, crinoline, etc., torn and trampled upon. Men lost their hals and coat tails. and by the limo the crowd got out they were set ofss1nscnlottes, faces pale as death or smeared with blood, and eyes in a dreadful frenzy rolling, An old lady was the only person badly hurt. The hall was saved.
 A young man, named George Pritchard, who had served out his timelin the army, has, for soule time past been paying marked attention to young widow Yhe4esides on yThineenth street, in Washington. 0n---Friday might he visited her, and proposed. The lady rejected him, and Pritchard eadeavored to pesuaie her to alter her decision, which she refused to do. Pritehard put his hand iai0s his pocket, and drawing forth Q pistol, remarked-"Then 1 will show you how man can die for love, and de- liberately putting the pistol to his left breast, fred. s1a sba.t5 7s..et .ssmslv
 One ot the most 6ecessary appendage a sf & New York bounty brokerage bureau Is 6cti.- tious mother, beings wotpan aptst siisguisiug herself, and ready to express and certify her consent to the enlistment any Humbaf ol, mi nor sons. Col. Bakers investigations found several estilnable la,ites following this profss- sion and making about $lOO day thereby. --BRowN's BRONCHIAL, TRocHEs, when allowed to dissolve in the mouth, have a dirset innu- ence to the affected parts; tao soothing affect to the mucous lining of ,hs windpips aliays Pulmonary irritation and gives relief iu Coughs, Colds, and the various Throat affections to which public speakers aud singers are liable .G Purify, purify. purify the blood with AyRR's SARsArARILLA, and the humors, derange gemsnts and distempers which pervade the system at this season will disappear We have tried 1t and speak with knowledge. [, -s
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 One day. just as an English officer arrived at Vienna, the Empress, knowing that hs had , seen certain princess much celsnrated tor her beauty asked him if it were really true that she was the most beautiful woman be had ever seen "Igthouyht soyesterdsy he replied.
 Did you take the note. and did you see Mir; Thompson, Jack r Yees, sir Aud Aew was he eP' sWhy hs looked pretty well, bat he's very blind. d.T nBiindf what do yoa meanr sWhy, while | Wnr in the room, hesp axedime where myshat wur. sahdit wus on my .ehead all the while3 neisnsis isissqs ..;sssii:slra
 Some wag has written over the mantel-piecs in the deserted office of the Charleston Merel- ry, the following nominations:
 ma 5k For Resident fpl l S68s5ls5sN . WENDELL. PHILLIPS, of MassaehasetisE
 ForsH Hics Pfssident,
 :. FREDERicK Douc1.Asss of New York.
 The Dsvsapoft Brothefs have had time ia Liverpool. H seeins that af thsif last exhibi- tion, the audience appointed two gentlemen to do the ropstying They pfoyedtoo much for. and were objected to hy tho Dasenports. Great centurion and excitement atose. The Daven- ports escaped but their paraphernalia was smashed to attoms, and the hall had to be closed by the police.s .s@a0 iI>II ssl isy'l
 A grand banquet was given by;, ihe Union men to Gen. Wasrburn last night, in when ne made a speech depreciating military law. bouiur for the restoration ofcivil government n Tennsssee expfessing much cliality for the ,outherp people, and promising to receive them sindly when they came in proper spirit. hf uAtarecent fancy dress ball in Philadelphia. bera were certain well known brokers, their .o5;.s anoesad ;n .harrels with holes iu the side