Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

4 manner than that proposed by the Advis-
 ory Council Thsalecision of such a tri-
 bunA would onI4 ada one nere pto the I plan stary syste4 of Id dssr inif fuities which
 rey9ke a5out tlb \ Gr4t scataaal. I
 l April f'n.,,''''' @o.
 HARPERs s contains: The Romance of the
 Hudson Gllustrated); The M1scroscope
 Gllus.); Old Gardiston; Lost (poem), by Ross TsFfy COOKE; St. JoKnland Tiifds. J; Garth (continued), by Julian Hawthorne;
 Prayers; The First Century of the Repub, lic-Progress of the Fine Acts (iilus. ); Gd
 Philadelphia (illus ); What IS Your Name -Bsfess .aty and after Meals;s -TAs~ Chuxeh-ef the World; The Last days of Royalty in
 New Hampghiirs; The Tqlip Mania; How
 my Ship came from over the Sea; A Faded
 Glove; Daniel ,Deroda (continued),s by
 George Elliot; App il; Editorial Articles,
 Harper < Brothers, New York, $4, a year. See Enquirer Clubbing Rates $
 St. NICHOLAS contains: The Strawberry Girl Frontispiece(; How a Grizzly. heed Obed Rollins Gllustrated); Cheery People,
 AIake'on Firej The Poor Boys Astor
 House (i1lus. j: The Boy Enigrants, Gllus ); Queer People .Gllus. ); Gilbert Stuart. by Rebecea Harding Davis; The Ash Girl; Americas Birthday Party (illus.); Poetry, Short Articles. Music Sc, '''''. l'.,'1. ,. .'''
 ,tscribner, < O.. New York, 8. a year.
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 sqhtRsEa's contains: Yale College, Gl: Iustaated4 by, Henry. A., Beers; Is there a Subtefranean Outlet to the Upper Fake Region tf1Ius. )? Philip Nplan's Friends, pr fShow your aPaasport!'"'l (continuedl by Edward Everett ,H ale; Dies Ire, Poe, Irv+ ing, Hawthrohe; Parting, by John O. saxe; Beds and Tables. Stools and Candle 1 sticks Gllps); The History. of. ;a Critic; Shadows; Perky's Cross; At Best; Gabriel eonroy (continued1, by Bret Harte; Revo- lutioparryy Letters (illus ,; The Mysterious Island (Concluded); Spripgs;. Cuba with out War; Ghe Astor Family in New, York; Pie Legend of the Statue; Editorial Arti.' cles. (.-'' 'l',', '''','S' '' < ,eo$eribpsr < Go. New York. .sl a year
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 ',Lospos tAhFffrisIiY REVIEW contains; Hatfield House.. Foster's Life. qfn Swift; The Armed Peace of Europe; " ordsworth and Gray; Modern Methods in Navigation and Nautical Astroniomn.y y; Life and Writ lings of. of.Saipte7Bepye; The Norman King dom in Sici4y., Parliament. and, the Public Moneys, Merchant Shipping, and further Legislatiieohnl: ''a' '" ''''qo a'''''b" @'h' .'' IlThe I4eonasd Scott Pub. O.. New. York, $4, year. !.e g.s, la4.'l. s.s.Ae,', ',.1,,..o
 ArE4sric MONTHLY TIT contains: carnfvs;r' Y al of Rome, IT,. Jane Rsedn a Pepnsyvania, Ballad, by Bsyard Taylor; Early Aheri4' can Novelfsts; To'a Tea! Rose; At Lutzeh; Autumn Days; Rural Architecture; Bride Brook. Private Theatricals, XL, and XII,Y by D. eHoweliss Told in Confidence by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Old Woman's Gossip. K, by Frances Anne Kemble; A Memmorial Tribute, by. sOliver Wendell Holiness The Siege of Boston; Iiefnur's Pneumatic system of sewerage; Recent Literature; Art; Music. i.,,ut..., y.., :..,s.
 HI: O. Houghton < Go, Boston. $4, a year. See Enquirer Clubbing Rates. ''''''
 '{ jE "ti !. e:s1L! -. ---nL "''t a@fn D; al | "pon Wednesday, evening. Of last week, the Democratic Congressional caucusi adqpted. the amended Payne bill as a party fnan- cfal measure, by a''vote of, 80 to 42;'" This bill repeals the existing resumption act,t and provides for a setting aside of coin, to, the amount of three per cent of the greehbsc circulation, yearly, with q view. to resumption at some future period, This IS compromise of the inaation rath- CT than of the hard money kind. It re- tracts the, promise of resumption on the 1st of January, 1879, contained in, our present act,i and substitutes weak and, inefficient measure for hoardipg gold at ttte4 rate iof about eleven millions per annum instead. Now let the Republicans in Congress present some real resumption measure. and press their opponents to action upon 1t, ,,. ...,.,I ...,:,'..l.. ,..I E The action Of the Senate com1hittee on the nomination. of Mir. Richard A. Drna, IT,, as Minister to Great Britain, was. most remarkable They heard Butler'sI object | ions and without waiting for any expfsna- tion at once decided against confirmation, and requested the president to withdraw the nomination. On remonstfance of the Massachusetts senators, they finally re-
 considered thelr. action and announced their willingness to hear Mr. Dana ill his defence. That gentleman, however, very properly decides not to appear before such g committee the president. refuses, taI withdraw the nomination, and we shall soon! learn whether the United States Senate is prepared 10 become the tool of B. F. Buffers personal malice: n,.,l ,j,.,.f I l In;the death of William s. Robinson, the Warrington of the Springfield Re- publican the country loses the spiciest of newspaper correspondents, His letters | ,
 were models; and. tifrsther sharp and per sonal'at times. were always the honest. ut,
 terances of one of the shrewdest and most experienced observers of American men and mannerssi., ..s,sse .,,: '.G :i7.s,,...... T. :..t t's:l f.7i ,f t.i..,.. <,.: sNArUBALIzATIoN.--T District Court will, be in session at Falls Village all of this week and next, Friday, March 9th, 1 will be devoted to naturalization business. ! The Court; will also be in, session at Winsted, Tuesday, March 28sh; for the Il same nr, rni5s irstt!'e n'i3 n. ,..a H1...s I s'D 's'EIi''; -Gh -A4-I l;.it .!s.,.<<. Theraport we published recently that Cardinal Me Glosky had bought the+ Le Grand tdi I iL9ckvood property turns out ..unrl-I Il If,.,