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, 1870-03-24

0b1tnnFy-Stntc Hontd OF TtnyntxTn-
tton-T'cnipoFary Bridge Removed.

k1UE1- ENIENIz1E$ R1TiUFN KEFTm0FVU+
srreaa1 Dvrrhtcil to The ChicA Aso Tribune.
MADisoN, March q - Intelligence waR n
cetyed here this morning from Freeport.
H., announcing the sudden death Of
lion. s e. Bean, prominent citizen OF thIs city
ME. Bean left herr about . E.s.k aSo, and was Ia
excellent health II is supposed that he 4lted Of
heart disease.
Governor Fal,chtfd, L Brcese, Secretary Of
State; Il. ]. FltiachtT, OF the N,ard Ut lm1nigrA.
tian, Rnst Hon J. 1tss& Secretary Of the Boa1r,
left for Milwaukee, to day, for the purpose Of ar-
ranging thr details Of the board for Immigration
The coming NAS0n.
The temporary railroad bridge xcroAs the Mlssts-
sipA 1ircr ut TTairc fu Chen wHs taken up today
By the company. Passengers are k4feiy ttxhS-
roTted Acro@a the river. however, knd the delay Of
freight will he temporary.
The weather CONTINUES W1E1n, the SHOW "a rapid
" disappearing, md the si1eets becoming ycsy
tu1dlE.
, 1870-03-24

Census Appotntmcpt-Su tlur-
der
Special DespAtch to The CHICAGO rri1rnr.
JAcxs0Sy1l1x, March n,-OllEer J. pyAtt, OF
this city, WAS to-day appointed Assistant United
States Marshal for Morgan County, to ND In taxing
the census, an excellent and popular appotnt-
m+nt
The hosly OF an unknown man WA found day
besote yesterday. Il mile from Whitehall, In Green
County. HI hs4 evidently been murdered, - =
hn1let hoie was found through hts head and Az
otter through his holy,
, 1870-03-24

The Houan, IN committee, WAS addressed BY
Ar: HOLMAN against the protective system and
which he eontendcd could be only done tn an
elective manner BY general reduction Of ta1h-
ton 1t could not poeaibly be built up In any other
way in competition with nations which had adopt
cd the policy Of free trade. lie ws sliowed to
speak two bu1IA
After some further debate, the uouse nd
lnnF
, 1870-03-24
WEST INDIES.

NV ToRK, March GA san Domingo letter
kays Danish schooner WAS searched In the bav.
by IN officer from the United States n2z-Nhip
Severn, to Uncertain the WAS loaded with Arms
for the Dominican rcyolnt1onistA. The o0cer said
be WAS acting under Instructions from TAAn-
1
, 1870-03-24
TENNESSEE.

Effect of the Proposed CouRFe saienal
Intervention In fSuslness In Nash.
willie.
SAEHv11IK, March 93-Sumcrous contsacts for
building in Nashville have been Suspended on Ac-
count oi the proposed Congressional interference
with the government OF the State Governor Sch
ter dcclafrs that he Is opposed 70 such inter-
txry aid merely to Be prepared fot emergencies.
, 1870-03-24

IIssdS, March x3-1he Warrior has az.tred I0
The Thgua, from MADEIRA. She brings no ttdinGs
Of the steamer City OF Boston. The Warrior has
neye1A Cases Of eunlllpo1 on board.
, 1870-03-24
~
Ohio

Co1rNhrs, O., March IA bill reducing the
feea Of the county oficefh Of Hamilton County
passed the Senate today,
The SoA,ie,s' ozphans' Home bill passed the
Hau*.-1eas, ~; nays, /. The bill locates the
institution at White Sulphur Springs. where the
STATE already owns land md buildings, AMI appro-
rftates $150t0 for the PURPOSE.
, 1870-03-24

Snu ETnnciAco Market.
sAN fR4kc1aCp, March x1--Flour-So demand
mand mok,e1ate: common. 3laHai.4o: medium.
1:%aAtao: F.od. sl.aa4I.:sH; choice, SLo;Xta
LEX. LeG1ttenders, s9x
, 1870-03-24
NEW YORK.

on Gfan6 md North Frst atreetA Losses reported
fnhll, Lux VII! aeTlcEA1e 4SrVA
-rw
NJ" 1OA0*
spre.al Despatch to Thr Chicago Tribune.
THE xIssiso HAiL1r.
SE~ ioh1. March sa-Tna search Tor Collector
Batiey couhnueA TWO fepofse are IN ctrcnlAnoh
Que that he had passed throuah fa!ladelphla,
and the other that ne mad oeen seen IN Albany,
s'' rosfH Tor AontteaL Colonel nselJ Ii eonn-
dent thhs nc can uha 1i'n- Ihe clefka engaged IN
examining hla poofs marc found anat she Fanoua
Bu1na teco1uefa u uncoHected feAcn $lo,ooo NJ
ready. 1t u tnpoas'b'e 10 tel hor much Of th's
money mas been Abst!ac ~ BAILEY, and II can
not be known untn NE merchants whose natncs
appear - deasorS to the government Are pessoaai-
y visited, in order 10 sec Il they have fccelpts
POLITICAL
Politicians are greatly excited over the break In
the Democratic marty at Albany, The onn,s,3ou
70 me iammAny inR ~as ue1catea !es&etaay,
severn! mem'Frs OF II seu'ns ont theit soses al
from +, ,oo0 to s, 900 eAeh- 4 new combination s
sa1s s su s s s1 safs ana yet
ev.o ss "a e"''''As '"e '''' aDN '''aA'u* W 'ns.
''oS' xoxrx
The ruopey m.rxc, was easy At : to pcr cen,
m cs,1 and in rho aftcrnnon loan4 wera rn,dc st
. - = ,ssr esnf prtmr ,mEncas notes 49, ~
nprte,, a. tns rren.
GoyEHSXxs1s.
Tue government bon,l market closed strong,
COLI,
me so'o marsct vas auonsef, and ahFaheed.
The price opened at 1la':; declined to li2I; ad-
vaneed TO 1ls:. After the Board adjourned. the
Hncrs
-a ,.oc, rco-,,.. o,ss,,s-, s4-,,, ...u,,
bnstness Al transacted It the ARRANGED rr+cea
Northwestern common selling At 's.4: preferred,
s.,.. AXE shnre- 81: Tocx is,anJ 1a4... Seu
49, s.a.,-s, a.. -, seS,s 49,. +, 49, 49,"
4o'A ScNi or e'a' oAa ee.H' s44. III tAe attet-
noon these Was sudden hfeaH, commencing win
Lake Shore, which was soil down 10 6s.p. The
decline was from l to 2 per cent In the leading
s.,I ~ 80. .,a,n., ..,a.,. un.,,,.- S,e,a
ana Inc mashet c'osea s'ta''3- soo'as1n stase Sc
curtttcs were arm.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FOREIGN EtcHANGK-1MK CUrT0S M1KEN.
New ioRX, March 41--The positlon Ut the for
ttgn exchange markell IN consequence Of the Close
connection with the price Of gold and foreign
trAte Of the country, Is at present Of much tlIl-
rortsnce. A short time since leading bankers
airailiy lowered quotations for atKtJ-ttay ht!ta,
which brought about heasy decline Ia b!lls
.Is drawn 1,sss asa!nst salpme.ts OF sssust-
7hlg Started fsry }leayfsh feeling
a1ntng lanLcrs In rc9ari "a outside bills and n
mUet everyone was afraid to bu{ bccause lhey
i,,lIss icatiinT Inn. was notired 'tTcr ttei,
own paper with great freedom, and in addition, 1t
Is stated, ,nade million Of gold paper aud placed
n1 capa ~ 'a ont ,hss Ist l. IN M beent TT hear1 IN
rot3nu !tlia at low prtces. both here and til The
south, While other bankers were quietly waiting
for tic pan!c IN the Liverpool cotton marker, and
yt.f ioT fates for cotton biila ~
J METHODIST AsfIyKKs4Ry
The 1aoth annual sessiot Of the Newark Con.
ference, Methodist Episcopal Church, convened to-
Of Staten Island. ta hia p5. ycat, said to be the
, 1870-03-24
FOREIGN
Further Testimony in the
Trial of Prince Pierre
Ronaparte.
Proceedings in the British
Parliament.
Passage Of the Bill for the En-
f0rcement Of the Laws In
ireland.
Swiss Petitions Against the Pro-
mitigation Of Papa1 In
fa}}ibility.
Proposed Coalition Of the Span-
ish Union and Radical
Eurttcx.
Proceedings in the British
Parliament.
FRANCE.

ToCRs, March 9s.-Thc High Court Of Justice
opened this morning. Wituesxes we're examined
= psose that Fousl1le said Victor So1r alarped the
ttou dwrn Win ef!ect on some grave po,tfaalc-
tons Ia the testimony.
A number OF policemen testify 70 remarks made
Ing laHyeEY GRATED 4 sensation BY declaring that
the original report IN the SA1e was not 10 be found
Only copJ. dated ten days later, could te pro-
One witness sxuro that he heart Pourtlle AZ
claim that II bis pistol hal not miAstd nE hs would
have shot tht Prince; This nad no effect on the
tht' Cnnac Of the Prince
TIE witnesses for The prosecution were then ex-
am!neti. u. AEnoutd testified that Victor Sos had
10 Intention OF attacking the accused when ht
went to bis house.
Henn Hochctor. WIS cal!ri ~ = ~1tncss for the
prosecution TheFc was much agitation among
ihe Spectators ut the announcement Of hts name.
Nochesort entered the court tuon accompanied hy
two ofs aTn1es and sonk his place on the witness
quietly to he lrseTTosatfons, and, after repeating
the contents Of the letter sent him By the accused
hch occasioncd the visit Of Soir aid Fnuvitle, he
Many Of thu latter hhooi hands with him as be
t&<k hts AeAt
TIE wife Of Louis Solr, brother Of Victor .1ols,
wns called to testify. She MA much aR1tated.
She said Victor Notr could not hare Rlalptd the
Prince, because the gloves on bis haads were
Other wjtnesses corrnborated The statement Of
Arnould that Soir did not intend to quarrel with
Il Motel, reporter for the Honinur. testified
that the four witnesses who now swear to Fou-
vffe's admission that Sor slapped the FRINGE did
not ray Fl at ffgt
rAR1s, Mazch 2a--The Emneros's letter to u.
The Journal .les bvhats accepts Ii a. restoration
Of the parliamentary regime.
rAKlA March s1Erstttions against he rsoc'a-
The siee'<. Opposition organ, considers the En-
, 1870-03-24

f}R"itStiS tt',k >..EsisTES.'E s1t,REs.
K,srn No, y Mtrh.E:~' In. r. brhd:ns.
. in ups.::, ss. VI Til m.fs, +. nx:vi Il III y ,.s
ss i Aprl il, IL t::ni:h;as | lie IL fooSis IT. .syi
~ har7r!s # nrrs sr.k- .
aAnD pounds Of lseol, clear sid,r. III s1eka
ia l,.ni ho"p ok C~irel.. full br.iiip1,4.
e h arsi 'gs1pf' M f.. ac. "a'ls ea' 'cans
dnutir ..fs' t;s.sds. tNi.'. eossoa. cus4de, e,n-
atoe .ns. haT ts.a in b.1e~~ es'.pf.<. containing
{. j. IL .flta fiji s k!n-srtd in round
r@n.s hoep OAK aasfra. tua aesa,,ineI
le pound, # rrlit s*ss in :eund he-r o1k barr sun
+llu ppan!s i scr, ia rpuud ssoo oat hss.r!, full
:s.p leupd. r h"nny .l.rse. in round hoop OAK bar
aaa l-nt. # h9n,ins seats in round hoov 0ak bar
solsn rounds Of t:"ttr tsrr~n,, in double .acks;
;sS ISus. e e s.s, .s. II i, n's s.1t1 + ,.,
&nu s.leas Il Wsi.e<v a< vaes.r .a q rrnt rus
E7.iat"s ei.a't..nssr II 5ItAs'sA = n.;s:si,na
With one i.on Lo*'p .oa raeh eod. .hrsas and trcn
!, ~, ao.fs tainss,, saa ssx. esEped III Ti;s .ln; ,.,
ar +ishi.. IN boy. rtE.,s~a;
IU p1onia Ut Snap. hard nd DRY. ftt tutu Ad1afS2-
2pnp ,saaS. q SIT, es sa DRY. 6ne kza1. In b.szek
full hind .lin,.:
t;,on, IN ial right s-I,ne fsi-s,, paeir ia so1-
- et-arp<1t rpntztnnk Il tA hrt
h;1h M t-.s III. VI I II M,. y mn mss sesoo,
Tf,1"1ai4 rr t.. .t,~ u all the ennaitioua herto-
f,v ,mlthrs. cnry "s hes, ehn r. s+n hy Applies-
Bs t,t-s ,t.,e tie time hcn sl stcsr. t :!e"-
hyt. CGl hnd t. j. U. = A.
, 1870-03-24
BUSINESS CHANGES.
CAPITAL WANTED.

Tho advert1ser1 havo a husiness. cs-
tAb1iahed over ten yonrs, which has
been highly Tnmanorativo, md II at
present paying good profts- Owing
ia u necessary withdrawal Of large
portion Of capital to sccurc outside
Investments, tho bu4ineas requires to
be diminished, OF new capital In
fused. The amount uecessAr5 to plnce
the business on = sound paying basis
IL $50 900; amount now invested Is
100000. Negotiations viii be en-
tered into with PRINCIPALS ONLY.
Those having had previous acquaiut-
anco with the Dry Goods trade pro-
ferFed. although that il unnecessary.
Address, in confidence. giving real
name and nddress, " b N & CO, oare
Of Carrier No. 8.
, 1870-03-24

LOUISVILLE Ky., March "A letter from ]. y.
Doug.asa DEPUTY Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nne at Washington, decides tasi PERSONS vending
p1.ze candy boxes are liable to the game tax II
fnttrtdnAls engaged IN gift lottery enterprises,
nArnfjy Slstt ref ztuuM.
, 1870-03-24

81. toE!s. March 9a--Laf.yetse Burns, Of SJra-
cusr. and M JAS v. Long. q nfunsw.ek, both Post.
masters, nave heen senienced BY the United S1AteA
Perttent.AII TOT tAftu& mQneI fron letieyx
, 1870-03-24

PorGa1KKrs1E, y. T., March Superintendent
Graves, OF tho Boston, Hartford Erie RA!1toed.
has recctyed Instructions f1rm Rastun TO hold the
prpre{ty On the weftern division Of the ro4d y Ill
haxerls a Against the Dutchess cautntAA Kail-
road Company. Graves started up the Line aals
me Hudson River !s open 10 Rhlnetcek-
, 1870-03-24


AHFAfKEE, March 9&.-Tne repair and machine
SHOP o. the milwaukee, Ahd st Paul Railroad Ett-
nateH On the West s.de+ were totally <1eGrpEed by
nEr tntb noon: Inc err btpke out In the e11ipe
room, ab0ut 1880. and. tna4t of ne Wnrtrnen ~
anything. t~FrfN cAtx, four foeo9porrcs \ lsrce
aE1pEty Of black walnut and seasoned nine INN,
ter, altd ai[ tAe th,LA nad mM'h.uerv ar \ otai
1osR Four tutlhinRr, cuuAsttnQ OF the 1narhtne
ehor, blacksmith hier. fright car r~t.atr ahnn
sui f.ole1 4hnp Ne1r ronsauled. Mt Merrill r.n.
raj manager Of the fp4h, estimates The loss =,
slsA0Qn, xhleh t. fully covered BY INSURANCE, Tnc
rsilfrad COMPANY have made Arrangements 10 r.
r,rnmcnee WORK tomorrow mnrnlnG In The Bay
Stsir Iruu KOTka, having leased The bulldiugs
I'M al the tools and machinery.
fn.sWeE md Two sdtoinlds bulliiaGs belonging
~ 4 r fyons i Mycr, ltn the town Of Strrator,
W-rr consumed lAst night. Loss about X, 400
PARTIALLY roFered by inkulancc-
Nh Sp45fpS, III, March sa-.A- !: Iohason.
,,csirT in ahoes and cIoihluQ; J. J. "hite- dfJ
ersrts. 4 F. FISHER, confectionery And tsstA1s1nt
-. hnrned out 1t O'Clock this Hutasue. !onn.
snr.S stnrt and building. worth s. 90: insusancs
+, ne Eorth American, 81 ,0Al White stoek -
hni,atnv TnIth 1900; infuftd for l,9n IN tat
ISmsr' md ii ,ooo In the Saneamo; d +. flsaea r
lo*a RI o0O: inquired for $500 IN Alhan5 IN ~
J. u Joanhop. $tso In the Putnam Mnas'ss 111 :,
Trlch VIA seriously injured ~ tas ta4pt4e ~
titt,era. The fie department did nohl!. ~,
RrpA, March 2o-At O'Clock thls u1o9tMue .n -
! stoEt u 4. II. Gum WIS dlscoteFN ou ~. - =
was burned with lis centent2 H'ss csunS 49,.
$is,0o0; Insurance, r. ,0ad The MASONIC x,aSI ASs
VA also burned: insured for 500. snoe Iaeuail
, 1870-03-24

TEE Ca1cAGo Wt1KLr TRrDCxE has l.Yrer AID het.
ter circulation Ia The Wee lan my other Journal Il IL
e1ce,en medium for Advertising. especially 10 thnAe
who wish to .eetse The patronage Of ahe producing
rlas4e1. A limited number ct Advertisements will he
sAkca It aaodwate sa&ts Sahserirtioa pztee Of TIE
wEI1L1 Ta1BCst, u PET a1nu.a, with lbe.al srauc
tim {,f 4 r1uh II tn or n+rt
, 1870-03-24

= C1VN. CVBEKN g CO,
MHsPAffH ApFIHT1tIN0 AIteFTA,
4r4 asAoset 70 FsestsA edsst4ss<lts for TEE T1GB-
EsE al h~rst Atso a3stA to TseMss n4rsr-
fastsAr1ts Hofses< fos ali SKv1fAPEkx MAaAuNxx
~ tanE 4n9s "a 1e {. j. 5+sttsriAs. al ~ peA
sasAsFs' IotrA 1rters.
, 1870-03-24

SKH YoRK, March GA resolution wa iutro-
duccd In the Assembly today Charging that cee-
tain Democratic members haye been bought to .ie-
feat the Democratic measuErx and that &, ,ooo WIS
deposited IN the Bowling Green Savings Bank, and
nkktng committee VI Investigation.
The resolution WAS discussed until adjournment
, 1870-03-24
Political.

CotrAsIs, Marrh 4s--Ihe State Central Rernb-
lican Con1nftser to-day resolved 10 bold the next
state Convention On Wednesday, the 10Th Of
August
1cI.Kpo March 14-Ifon y. D. Hill, OF Defiance
County, WA dominated foE Congressman from the
TENN nistztet bJ the Denoc1aac Convention
which Assembled hefe to-day.
t1SC.Ss4I1. March &3-+The Democratic E1ccu-
nse tnmm1ttee tonight resolved to aiopt the
ttatne - n~tnoc57tft Ct1zenA Reform ticket for
lns Approaching municipal election
, 1870-03-24

n III kA1aa & sa8f no%rsr1:
xotier l. hefrby 9ren ot the seizure Il th!s pnrt Of
The fouowtos 1es71a sedA fc1fet1ed ias E!rSA I'm,
cant.Insd a she Aet of Cprsr~ sFrEeved Ju. 4 le.
,. fooW.: frhrnA.x - 1sa.K:sat g, r. ns =. e.
5oat. Rtoi - kfT % rsaad.a a.s 10 II
fs;p-Elfht d - Oh cs Bay I<axsA AAfth = ls:3.
Two cans, tt5y i5oj ~, tGl Il Cores Az txfso9a
s1st aepcst Withia twenty dir fnn she dste y thlt
publication. md cnsxr into hod& T 4 entrs o -
Jul q i eshe5wi. Is ~. r. III II ,. 90 T. Ga1fa y Pa
Housr n f,,n Nj nt The scs'aA aoor. On Ialss3A5+
Lee s'so oA' - *AF'1 AS'. ii E. acLKAN. Cslectoe.
, 1870-03-24
Fatally Injured By a Falling Cor.


:RGH, pA, March 74.-Thc cotnice Of Pat
nAUeu lfaac Thompson, and horse aud dF1y.
The mAn will die.
, 1870-03-24

TORONTO, Yasch IA special dcspatch to the
7tInorurA says the steamer CITY Of Brussels put
info Hflifax hecause sht had smallpox Cd ho21d,
M a TO avoid being Quaskntned 1t New YotK.
Proposed Ixntlroad improvements Mt
East st. L.outA.
ST. Ior1s, N1ch "a nbxnheE OF leading men
connected With tAl{1pAd5 cepffnx II Ea8t ~.
, 1870-03-24

Nc" 0F1c0ua Market.
NEW ORiEAxs, March H-Cur9pS-Duu aud
torer. mddnnN uplands, a2a2atc- Kecttpta, 649
NJ, ,Gl9 bases.
, 1870-03-24
OHIO.

EtF 14N3tNEHf0 .9aNFNCf I FtkI III F1m1dHe
field = Free Trnac Meeting An-
n0uneed.
SrreiAa Despatch 10 The Chicago Trihunc
MANSFIELD, March El-Thtre Is nothing new or
SPECIALLY important In shc LunAfonl murder case
The startling ssor1es and rum"rs 70 prevalent the
nrxt ftw days arr gradually dying out and there Is
much eAs imposition On the cfp.lunty Of The peo-
pie BY the retailers OF the marvellous 1t
Is reported th3t an Oticcr hAs
hcen despatched after Abfam NexBam,
the coorr.! mAn. who slept In The room attoining
that In which the muIdcr took place, for the pur-
pcEe Of the examination Of his teeth.
A .asEe number Of prominent citizens hare pub
ltshe.l r4Il Inviting General X BsinKe1hoof to Etyc
his views On the question OF FIRE Tfadc ~ FTosrc-
ton. The General responds briefly, explaining the
meaning Of fire trade and accepting the inJita-
ton, naming Weduraday or FY1.lAy evening Of
next Ettf ftf the meeting.
, 1870-03-24

child Burned 10 Denth Mt Cfncin-
nnu-Thc Dayton Nnyornlty.
CINCINNATI, Narrh IA daughter Of Ar.
SchphuYsL residing on Linn street. ftl! Oh StoEe
this morning, md Was buruesi TO death
= DAYTON, O., March f2-Geotye ". Murray WA
nominated for Mayor By the Republican Censet-
1x5n In this city last night
, 1870-03-24

ff5ssthGtl, March s,.-Fttzuleuno- Crude duh
ana homlnsl; s{,oi- or se1lef March " ApsA, At
1!tellAc; buyer I'll the year X l&c. Refined
Sales Of oo0 bs!s cach March 10 Deeszuoer, 1t &c
Is quote AArcht sst bid: seller r,st half Apral,
s4ke ~ hall April, ask94*kc: April to lane,
4c uat Juhe to December. sc bid, buyer al
the year, sote431c bid and asked.
, 1870-03-24

- ---
DIED..


HrSIER; ,pATTES-A. 5enera III, Ma-cs ., BY
Ncy. + T. f.d"'Ees HrrTS Hunter. cf Cazltn. EevndA
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-30
COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Winsted Herald:

WATERFOWL. - Mir Alanson Warren a1i nounces the following races for Hillside Park, Watertown, on the Fourth of July next;
 Number one-Warren House Purse o1 $50, for horses owned in Waterbury-To first $50, to second, $15 to third $5.
 Number Two-Purse of $20O, for horses; $I2O to first, 60 to second, $2O to third.
 Number Three-Purse of $1OO, for all horses that have never trotted better than 3 minutes up to June 25, 1870, $ 65 to first, 1925 to second, $lO to third.
 NEW HARrFoRD.-T installation of the Rev. Sanford s. Martyr over the North Cong. Church, of New Hartford, took place June 9.
 ToRR1NeFoRD The Torringford Glee Club which has been under the instruction of MT. F. W. Fenn, of Harwinton, for a course of twelve lessons, assisted by sev- eral of the leading musicians, full orchestra and Grand Army Glee Club, of Wolcott- vile, are to give a vocal and instrumental concert at the Cong. Church in this place during the last week in June, of which due notice will be given hereafter, the proceeds of which will be devoted to tbe library of the pastor, Rev. D. M. Walcott. The lov- CTS of good music will please take notice and be present.
 TWISTED. MT. Loyal M. Oatman, went to Colebrook Centre, recently, with the body of a child, and after the interment fell in the graveyard in an apoplectic fit. He was immediately carried into a house near at hand, where he died about o'clock the next morning.
 KENT-Rev. Mr. Payson has deter mined to leave Kent. His resignation has been sent in and accepted.
 RoxBURY butter manufacturers buy the milk they use, for 3-4 cents per quart Danbury Nea0s
 WATERTowN.-The |" friendly contest of Waterbury horses for purses of $9O, $50, $40, and $50, resulted in the success of the following contestants. in the order in which we give them:-
 q. Blakeslee, b. g. George, 1st;
 s. N. Ryder, b. g. Stonewall, e2d;
 Wm. Hali, b. g. Sir George Perkins, 3d;
 Chas. Miller, b. m. Kate, 4th.
 = The store of Mr. Robert Lewis was entered by burglars, on Monday night, and between $20 and $30 in fractional cur rency stolen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-30
MARRIED.

In Warren, June 15, Micheal Duggan, to Margaret Vasson, both of Warren.
 In Salisbury, June 15, at the residence of the bride, by Rev. 0. Wright. Lieut. Warren, Daley, late of the 18th c. ". to Ella M Mott.
 In Warren, June 15, at the residence of the brides father, by the Rev. Wm. E. Bassett, Orlando F. Kingman, of Bridge port, and Eunice E., only daughter of George s. Lyman, Esq, of Warren.
 At M. B. Church, West Winsted, Tues day morning June 21, by the Rev. Wm. H. Simonson, Lucien J. Johnson and Addie O., daughter of Charles Reynolds, of Win, sted.
 At St. James Church, Winstod, Thursday morning June9, by Rev. W. H. Lewis, Jr., Harvey Loomis Roberts, and Emily. daugh- ter of Hiram Perkins, Esq, of Winsted.
 At Wolcottville, June 2, by Rev. D. W. Bacon, J. Hubert Preston, formerly of Winsted, and Miss Lizzie Van Valken- burgh, of Wolcottville.
 At the residence of the brides father, in Prospect, June 9th, by the Rev. MT. Chap man, Mir. George D. Bissell, of Nauga- tuck, and Miss Lillian A. Clarke, of Pros pect.
 In Litchfeld, June 25, by Rev. W.L. Peck, Edward E. Fisher, and Mary Root.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-30
COLEBROOK.

The Eagle Cheese Factory commenced operations on Wednesday, June p. The amount of milk received the first day was not large, amounting to 2,500 pounds. The quantity has increased every day since, and on Saturday the weight was 5000 lbs. The milk from POO COWS is expected the present season; but the factory has a ca- pacity for about twice that number. Suc- cess to the enterprise. And the farmers wives say success to the enterprise, for they, more than all the others, can appre- ciate the benefit of cheese factory
 - The Sabbath School of the First Baptist Church has made an addition of 35 volumes to their library
 - The Sabbath School of the Con gre gational Church will have picnic on the 4th of July, in grove near the Church. A good time is expected Another picnic is reported for that day. at Simons' Lake, near the residence of MT. A. Loveland. May the weather prove propitious, and all enjoy themselves heartily and we'll
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-30
Legislative.

A resolution passed the House on Thursday, appointing a committee to es- tlmate the cost of the proposed extension of the State Insane Asylum. Gen. Pratt showed that the original estimates for that institution had grown from $35,0O0 to S420. 900, and thought something reliable ought to be obtained.
 The Amendment of last year, striking out the word $ white' failed of the re- quisite two thirds, this year. Eaton and Hammersley stuck to their old State Rights heresies, and carried their party vote against 1t.
 The License Bill has been reported against, and rejected in the Senate.
 The Married Woman's Property bill has been fayorably reported by the Judiciary committee, and is on the House Table for printing.
 A stiff breeze sprang up in the House, Friday. over Gen. Pratt's attack on for mer clerk of the House. It seems evi- dent that the General has been somewhat mistaken in his figures.
 The bill charterng the extension of the Ridgefeld railroad to Danbury, has passed the Senate.
 The bill granting divorce to Edwin A. Preston of Harwinton, for the hopeless insanity of his wife, has passed the House. It appears that Mrs. Preston was insane at the time of the marriage.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-30
Congressional.

The abolition of the Franking Privilege failed in the Senate, 26 to 28.
 The Senate refuses to join the House in continuing the Income Tax, which expires this year.
 The tax on dividends and salaries is con tinued the in Senate, ,the reduction of the tax on sugar in the House bill passes the Senate.
 Reports on the San Domingo treaty bus mess have been returned. Nothing se- rious was elicited by the investigation.
 The Diplomatic Appropriation bill has passed the Senate,
 The House has instructed the Ways and Means Committee to report bill lowering the salt duty 50 per cent.