- "impatiently, “d
i'53't,fi,7pi'n; his musket.
_§3£°ilh° figl1Yi_a‘re" niatters of history. It
was in the n'rids’t of the conffagratio’n' that
cllnmll agllilill iplléariétl behire 'I‘ryo‘r'i' and de-
‘rnanded the fulfillmen-t of his promise of
theday before. Tlrefd'éirrian‘d' was complied
with and the Tory, "followed by five soldiers
I ioolt_the road for the house of Mr. Gray.» ,
Hisjourhey was about half corn‘plete'd when
{I193 hffifé me! by B'aggs,who's.e countenance
indicated trexatien‘. ' I ‘
“‘ Well, what is‘ it 7" exclaimed Clinton
nation, man, what do
you look so grave about?”
i‘‘ She's shut" up in the house with ‘one of
those d d Indians, and it will give as
some trouble to get her ou't‘.’i"
V“ Where's the old man 2"’ =,
'“ Fighting up at the Rocks."
“ Only one Indian with herd’
“ Ono Indian and an old wo’m'an.i"’
it Well, boys,” said otialan, itiiiiiiig to
' lo the soldiers, "“ are we to be frightened out
of our wits by_ an old woman and an Indian.
' There is plunder in‘ ihat house, take all that
the girl is mine i’i’ .
_ The soldiers gave it cheer; and the par-
ity, now ‘joined by Briggs, pushed onward‘.
Aifllvlllg ‘inisight of the house, they pan-'
ied to consider what course they should
jburstie.
-As Bagfils had stated, the only bc‘cupa_n't oi’
‘the house, at the time, was Nattick, Mary-,
ind D’ameI.ucy. The three were at this’
"tno't'n'e'n‘-t. in the sitting room. The watchful
eye of the young Indian had detected, from
‘one of the dortnar tvindoiirs, the a'pp'roa‘ch of
‘file hostile party, and he had desceinfed to
. communicate the intelligence to the females
‘The {right and grief of Dame Lucy were
‘g"r-"éai. “‘ I don’t care so much for myself”
‘exclaimed she,“ but for this dear child, Nat-
'tick, I act’ally tremble. Hark ! hear the.
muskets and the cannon bang——bang,— crack,
_‘crack, all day, and your poor father, Mary,
right in the thickest on't no doubt ! Served
right though, what l'>‘usin'ess had he to
go and leave this prior lamb to be hunted by
th'e.t‘i‘ ravenin’ wo‘lves- But what do lstaii’
‘here complainin’ for? It won‘t_d‘o‘ no good
to cry over spilt milk a’ter all. Is your mus-
Itet loaded, Natttck '2”
“ It is," replied the youth.
“"'.Iofzn’s carried his off to the fight,” said
lhe old lady, “ but there's an old fowlin’
[piece up garrél I'll gitit, and with the help
‘of the Lord we may keep ‘em oil" yit,” and
the worthy dr'r‘r'ne hustled out of the room in
Sbarcli of the weapon.
“ Natticlr," said Mary quietly. “do you
think the soldiers yonder intend to plunder
the house 3”’ -
“ Worse‘ r'n'ai‘den !'’i
, *‘Worse, Niittick,” replied the 9‘;il*l_, “ Mint
do you ‘mean P Fear not to tell the Nattick,
I am a soldierlh daughter, and my father
may even now be dying a soldier's death in
-defence of his couhti-y."’
“ Nattick has seen this morning, near by‘,
the man whose interference brought about
the escape of. Clinton.”
“Of Clinton !" eitclaimed Mary, a feeling
of real alarm, for the first time paling her
cheeks, ‘_‘ and do you believe that Clinton is
with those whom you have seen 7"
“I know zr ; the pluiidei he seeks is the
‘ twltiteniaiden herself.“
f" God of Heareii‘ p‘ro”‘tect me ll’ exclaimed"
‘the young girl fervently, clasping her hand
‘together. For a moment she was silent,
then turning ‘to the Indian she said calnily-,
“It’safearful thing to take human‘ life,
‘Nattick, is there no mode in which we may
escape from the house 2"
“ There is none''.’'
“ God's will be done then; Nattick; we
-inust defend ourselves.”
“’ Del'ert“d ’o1'irse'l'v'es 7” repeated flame Lu-
cy, as she entered the room‘ bearing a rusty
‘fowling piece in her hand, “aye, that we
will, Natticlr, what can" you intake of that?
and she handed hitn the weapon. The In-
dian took it and after examining, proceeded
to load it, put’l‘ing "in a new flint.
"‘We have two guns,” said he; “ if you
could load we might keep them off.”
“ Lord 0’ massy! load!” exclaimed Ln.
‘cy, “load! Why Natticls‘, I calkilate to load
and shute ta-w. As for you Mary, go to
your chamber and pray the Lord‘ to deliver
ifs I’; _
‘fNo, Lucy, no, lam a soldier’: child; I
* will stay and give what help I can."
"‘ My poor baby,”said the dams compas-
lionately,‘“"you can do no good, every time,
-I looked at you my heart would fail‘ me, and
and l coul« n't ainr straight thiiikin' o’ you
all the while; go Mary, and the Lord willrrr
-you shall be safe yit.” ,
‘_‘The daughter of the pale face,” said Nat-
tick, turnirig to Mary, “ will help us more
by calling on the Great Spirit in the loneli-
ness of her chamber-,-= than if she rema'in'i=d
tiered’
“"1 will not go,” said Mary, “ I am buta
feeble girl‘, it is true, but I may be of-service
yap.” ' _ .
'l‘he~determi‘ned root: of the girl convin
c"-dd. her’ 8‘t‘i'tflt0r8 that further remonstranzes
was tiseless, and all thr -e p oceeded at once
to consult upon the plans‘ to be adopt’ed.—-
Tlie reluctance of the maiden to‘ shed blood
decided their-course.‘ The dp‘o'i"s were bol-
tbd, the wi idows protected by inside shut.
tent, and all three ascended -‘to a second sto-
Vyi I0"m-to await the approach of the hos-
iilejierty. - Natticl: placed himself by the
window, -.whiiejt§e feznalesreniained unseen
fffrom the ~'exteriot'.- '
- , They are comin’g,”, slid the Indian,
i le'r'ed the roorii
again a soldier fell, desperately {votinded ; I
the ricxtjnstant, Clinton, spriiigirig f()l't"l‘.-'«"3l'tl',.
. I’
Tr .,..., ., .., .
A few moments elapsed, when the gate
was llaafd 10 Open. In‘ ‘iii? instaht, the weapon
of Nattick -\‘va‘s tli'r'ii‘s’t from the window, and,
he exclairr‘i‘ed ‘iii a loud voice—-' _
“ ,'I‘h"'e ivliite soldier tlisdain§ to war upon‘
worlien; why come you here P” _ ,_
The party paused for a iii'ni‘nent','till Clin-
ton replied, " We are friends, and Wish 10
partake of the hospitality of Mr. Cray.”
“ You cannot enter the house,” said Not-
ticlr, “ pass on in peace.” ,
“ Not yet," my yellow skin,” said one of
the s'o‘ldiérs', s'iep'ping forward ; the moveinciit
was his last; the musket of the Indian rang
upon the air; and the "soldier fell forward, hi3’;
life blood s'p'i‘ini'.ting the lawn.
“ Corrie on, boys,” slioiitetl Clinton, dash-
- ing toward the door; Natticl: grasped the.
' fowlingpiece and pulled the trigger-—the
rusty tveaponpibursit in his iiainds. He loaded
was’ it done, when the outer door below burs,
open with a crash. 'l'umultuously the re‘-
inaiiling soldiers; ruélietl up the stairs arid" en;
figtiin the Indian ft;-ed.atid
fired his pistol full in the face of Natticll, who
fell dead without a moon. Danie Lucy
seized his musket, and with the butt of it,
actually bt'ou,gl'it a soldier to his I:nees,ere
she was overpowered.
Mary, hiilf-'.’a_iu'tiiig, stood leaniiig against
ilie wall, and, ivhilz tlio soldic-.rs bouiid and
seated the Ijdme, Clinton advanced to the
shrinking girl, and said, “ l have no time for
soft words now, Miss i\‘lar_‘,r, you ‘rniist come
"i"-;'it'h me; tvilliiigly if you t'vill-—forcibly if
you 'ii'i'ust.’l
“I‘reii(ir a'nd villninl despise you he
everl" said the tnaidon. “your pliysical
strenglll may overpower‘ ‘me ; but I go Willi
you willitigly, {lever l” A
“ Corrie on then, l'3iigg_?s,’l said Clinton
then turning to the soldiers, “ ‘boys, help
yot2"rselvcs,” and claspiiig the maiden in his
arms, be here her from the rooiit and the
house. F _
To tie Coittiiiizcrl.
1,_,.,,_,-...._.._,,. ,2.
Later from Yl*.'cas.———'l‘lie Caiminclies, ta-
kiiig atlviintzige oi the di.-iturbed state ofthe
lVI+-xicaii frontier, have riiiidea f0l'1ly_llp0n
several of the small scltleriituls i'll‘rf)Ve Lurc-
dn,aiid carried away it c'ti'm-itl"ei*;ilile num-
ber of horses. Bcttvcon the liitli-ans and the
contendiiig forces of Carvayal and the troops
oftho Central Goveriiment, the poor people
of 'l‘-amiiulipas and Coahuila are in a depl-.i-
rable condition. Tliey dare not side with ei-
ther p:irt_v, and are wholly unable to protect
themselves against the ll’lVasi0n_q of 3.1-,-ages
Coiriniittee have agreed upmi a bill the pm.
visions of which are, that all printed f‘Il;illi~‘.i'
rate over that distance; and for ever, ;i.,;(];.
tibrial oiiriéée, or fraction of on tiunce,0t1i»
Cent. Ne\t'sp3p€3Ts not cxceediiig one ounce,
half the above rates.
I]? About two weeks since lllr. lliriim
Wili:ox._—<:f iiiapton, Ohio, in zissisting to tzslcc
8 (lt'llllii’al‘d to jail, writs‘ liil by llit'rr ‘On rim-
of his fiiigers. He paid but little atteniioi-,
to it, until :3 lost’ ziziys 5lItl5'cq'i}t’lll it bi»-i_-,;iii~.,.
t~'\\'ollt=n and painful, with every .'ippixiii‘ttric.-
of crysipi-leis. The orzliiiary I'O€llt-'.i'lli'_-‘S in
sticli cases were applied, but the lllllilm-at_ii_vn
spreiiil rapi-.ll'y from the hand to the arm,
and finally to me. body-—gi‘owing '.l.'0rst=. and
worse till inortificatiori puian end to his life.
Stiigiziar C}lccu.i'rl72..ic.—'I'he Pouglikeepsie
Eagle saysa horse was frigtcned to death
in the town of North East, Dutclicss Co.
tinder the following circtirristnnces: '
As the learn iirere drawiiig wood to the
l*Iar"lc-iii Rziilrritttl; on the tiitirriing of tlic 22'-I
ult., while atiiiiditig by the pile to iinloziil, 3
, few feet from the track, a ll'ElllI,C€llTl8 up
with rapid speed, di.-cliargiiig -.1 l2ll‘ge viii.
ume of steam As tliey lI8.S$t‘tl, the horse.
nearest the truck turned his bred to gee
them, then drew it _b:ick. grive a snort, and
ft-ll and e.\:pire'(l. He had just arrived, pl‘|'-
formed his task well; and rims to all zllpneur-'
unce in good health. ‘
iS'i1o.,__r5"e .P£L$(.‘91gI.’7'S Fmzcn.—~0n Sdnriay,
18th Jan., the passt-nget‘S froin .l\i,ilEll\’.lllf;‘ io
Louisville, being ma small i.incomftit‘ttible
Coacll, were all frost lJllt{-n,alltl one regis.
tiered “Mr. I-ates,” who had to lie on llie.
floor, of the couch, as butftiui could sit,
was frozen so badly that lie tried to izidtioc
the driver to stop; which the latizt-r refused to
do. He‘ iiiariaged to open the door, and fell
he'a"dl‘t)n:z into thél snow, wlicu the drivi-i‘
stopped relttctnnily, and the paséeiigers at-
tempted t’o‘os.-i.-t the man but Hodges, the
driver, rcfusetl to stop, as he ‘- \’t."l_I§ late,”
and Gates was, left ying on the r'oad-:§ide,-
where he inust have soon perislie-d.
Fatal /lccirleril at the New I1n.i:c7z’ I?a'z'lr'0(i(1
Di.’p'ot.—-At a late. hour on i\'lo'tiday night, ii
men vvliose name liars‘ nol lit.-0 n iis(‘et‘triiri€d,
was awfi.-lly crushed between two cars iii the
depot of the ‘New Haven Railroad Co., in
Canal streq,-it He was ttnirietliaicly tzrken to
the Neiv York flit:-pitiil, where he scion of-
tt-rtvards died. ,Tllt'. deceased is about tliirty
five years old, 5' feet 1'0 inches in flight. and
was dressed in a blue roundabou‘t,- black
cloth pants and cloth cap.
A-it I/itcrestzz/g IfiLife.——Tlie editor of the
Cincinnati lziriquirer saw a man who had a
pocket-knife upwards ufeighty years old.——
Tlie blade was four inches luitg and an inch
Wide, rou"ndin;_r at the point. It wars manu-
factu red by an lrrdian iiitlie l‘}lackiiia’tv coun-
try. The blade had formed part of asword
taken from 8. frenchman in the celebrated
French end_Indi_an war. The bone on one
srldé of the handle was from" the tliigll of an
Indian", and that on the other from the thigh
bone of an Ehjg‘l"is‘h soldier killed on the
- Heights of Abraliant‘, in Canada, where Gen.
Wolfe lost his life. .
.,,
There -are 979 govermental officers at
Washington, oftv-li_i'ch 242 are filled by cit-
izens of Vi'rg;i‘r'ii.i, 106 by those of the Dis’-
trict, 80, by New York, 28 by Massachusetts,
77 by Maryland, 19 by Connecticut, 13 by
Vermont, W by New l‘iarnp.sbire,and 91 by
Pensylvania. Every State is represented
save California.‘ ‘ -
his niuaket speedily "as possible, but hardly
. IVeu~.cpapcr Post Ojice Law.——'I‘lie rroii.-E
shall be char-getl one ‘cent for two and a lrilf»
., . -— - 4 t_
notices ur-oer $3,000 ntil._~,_.-, and d._-mble i_',,,_.--
,....-.. . .,—«..-.-_.,.,.»um.... ‘
NORWALK GAZETTE.
."l‘I'i'o‘stiay, I*‘cb. I7. 1852.
“‘SUPPOFi'T YOUR own :0,
Whig Siate Convention:
' The \Vbigs of the several towns in‘ lbe
State airib liereby iiorified that :1 \Vli_ig State
Coiiveritititi will lm'lieltl iii. New Haven on
'l‘liut's'tlii_v. Mitt-oh 4th, at 10 o’r:Ioolt A. M. for
tliti pifi';in'sb' of tioriiitiiiiiiig tfillllllblilled for "the
offices of Gt')\'f‘-|'l'l0l', Lieut. Governor, 'I‘retisu-
re)" rind Coiiti-oller. 'I“ne Coiiventién will also
be i(':tillt!iZl upon to r~.lio’0se tlclogziiés to the Na
tional Cotivenlitiri whicli is so_on,_to meet for the
purpose of noiiiititttirig u cztutiidaie ‘for the
Pi'e§.3de';il“'.
The 'l‘owrfCoinfnittee are requested to im-
medi.-iiely '.'§|ll irieeriiigs for the purpose of
clioosiiig delegiites tn the Ctiiiveiitioii equal to
t\\-'ice the iitimber of l’teiiit=serit:itivos to which
their‘ i'espective towns are eiitiiled. '1‘-be State
Coiiiiiiiiiee ll‘ll.~‘_t llltll; every town in the com-
iiieiiweiiltli will be fully rep:'esei1tedit'2 the
Cotivzmiinii. __ V -
G. H.-\ZAl’tD.
JOHN C. HOLLlS'l‘l§R,
t\‘El.S()N L. \Vll|'l‘E,
purer. SE no wt (1-;<;. \iVlii;3‘,S_tiiio
l
I. M Uh‘ _ Xv, , PR ':«: 'r I t‘ 1-), Curiiiriilttiel
_WlLLlA;\'l SW1 l<"l‘.
GlC()ltGl«1 w. lvizs,
IIORACE CLAI-(K, ) ,_ _,
. . . _ .. .
33'.‘ B. G0‘:e.‘3E1-
We learn that this geiitleinain is 'to'speal< at
the Isl Ciingzregiitieniil Church in Dilubury,
this, and 'I“oest';iy I V-"6<lflf‘Sd"‘_\’
eVCllll.'l2, he speaks tit the Ct-r:tei' Church
New I‘IllV€II. 'I‘llIl"S(lH)' everiin,£,' at the 151
Ciiii’gteg'ilti'ontrl Cilitircli iii ‘.Vosipoi't, t:'.r':tl
on l5'i'idiiy night next, we prestitiio he will
iigiiin speak at the Mtztliotlisl or Ctingt'egri-
iioniil Cllurcllat South‘ Nor»-.ulk.
'.’é:fllll_{_{S
E-’ The ‘guy circles will not forget that
iliere ‘are are to be some greiit doirigs at the
Coiineclicut, oil the 2011]. Light fantastic
tries will have to Suffer some, we have no
doubt. We shall be ‘.llt€l'!.'iill‘H.‘-lll ten time,
and Gov. Svyniotir iii? rest of tlie 9‘.'C-ilingl
-—-Eiiougli to iiiiilte iiiiv llilil tlltrtictive.
A SE11’!-’8l‘(Pr':.'(3§-§'&7.k"t‘(3BIBEEREQSSL
Guiifii. the i'eimwiit>d 'i‘eiiipcruiice siibziltei',
tells :l. good story of :1 i'cry iiiettti iiiitri dowri in
.\litIl)‘§, who bribes his little cl‘zilili'r-at‘. to ;__;t),tri
bod s(ipp(trli-33$, for it ptiiiiiy, sind lllbill grits tip
I in the iiiglii. illlfl sleztls lli€= [7t’.lll1_‘,71i\‘Vll)‘ fioiii
them! But this is not H circiiiiimiiitrn to it re-
coiit oiise of uiitiiitig:ilt=d iiioiitiiioss p€“.l'l‘tE*ll‘liIf‘t'l
upon 11],, -{i;ot'liiji‘ ]ii”<ip't'iSl"£ii' of Collins’ llotel.
liitlacfiolil, by it brii(:t~ of yoiiiig liii'z:lt§3 of that
i.tiwii, wlin wislieti to rreiil. their dtilcitiezis to :2
lllll i;5eigli—iidii. 'I‘liey cut it-SWt'll-—-(3ll_lll_\'i’¥(l
tlioiiiselvos litigoly-\vere the nose-giiyst of the
p:ii'ly—:itid piiupi-1'-like, all at the public 0.17-
pcnsc.’ Such youiig men as these we in-lievo
would steal ‘;;iti,t;r‘.!l:-l‘0i’ltl fiutll ll bitby, if lllPy
tliouglit llicy '\V0lll(l not be cziiiglit art it!
Jixcrrr-siou.
Tire new sleoriiliiizil l’:iciiii‘.. (tint l3':etibtir_v as was
}'il"t}\'l!lll.~‘i_\‘ sitggi-slt3il.l it Will lit: .-zirirti by italvetti-‘w
tiium, will lllillit! llt.’t' zlclitit ill .2 gliilill C.‘If!llt'-‘lull f.-"mil
the Biiilgn to I\'i:w .i"Ul'i\' tiiitl il.l'.'ii tlil f\it>iirl.tj,‘, lltu
Isl dziv of I'ilttrr~i'i lltfxl, as :i tr_i::l trip: we pro.-i.-rim
the EllIlllPlI‘iillli‘.' li'o;ii‘iii_-_' iititl l.‘-litilliZl:_:'-.3':'}i.‘,.’_s‘ u!.(.';ipt
‘- I . . ‘U .' ‘ u
I-‘otvlcr it ill iustire it t-.i'ou-ii.
Netvtciii Seiirlu.-'. mm of =1 {I-trig; "lit" coliti-
tr=.i‘fei:t*i‘s llti'vt‘-.ii-tii1:il.'vdL1l, ;\'i3w ')'L‘":’li. W315 53"‘
the
rested on Fritl.i\-' lust. and t-oiiiiiiiilcd to
'l'utiilis. lie was from Lt-\t'i:'l:'<»i‘-';'I1,:jil, lmtl
ttoiiliiigiti lllul‘llylf}Pllll!1lI‘U for his 2is.»‘.:‘rti!t?z-.5‘-.
v.';i:; .'li.lJiJt’I'l i)e1bi'-:-. lit‘ \-'i'il?~' iz\\':ti'o. llt‘ ‘m'l-'Hll-
its-.l that lie ltuil {):l5.~‘(,‘tl bail bills or‘; the Noi'\vii:l'i
rind Itiltiiiiford Btllilizl. Tito wliolei gltlig tint
now sc‘7curud.
E33?’ At the lritesessioii of the Siiiierior Court
in New Izlnvnti, Mrs. Mary M. l']ubbiii'd ob-
tained “"3753 dziiiiagos of the town of Mitldlo-
town, for sticli an iiiipio,-:oi' t-ousti'ur.-tion of ti
l'O:i(l, its to frighten lier lilll'SO, illltl overturn the
(.‘lll'l‘illg8 iii v‘.'lii'cl1 she Wars riding, and tliureby
.;‘i~,_
injuring tier‘.
A grand illzistitiic I3ztll and l*'est.'tv:il is to be
held llilllc 'I‘om.iii'o in New Iliiveii, ‘on Tues
lllty‘€'V(‘.lllllg the 524th itist., tiiider the illlS'[JlCi".S
‘of the L‘-liistiiiitz I4O(lglfS of that City. ziiliiiiiigli
tilliiiis are l|IVli("(l in iirtetirl. Tito 'i‘ii‘l(3‘t of
'l‘it-kots is fixed at $5, to admit it geiiileiucn
had his ladies.
E3155“ '1‘. M. Neivsriii; I‘l.~:q.. of the l)i=i'by
.'I()l.ll'lllll. _gL’§'ve :1 lecture in Biriiiiiig,li:iiii oti
“I(ossulli" last weelt. wliicii is very highly
spolteii of.
IE?’ Tliero was it bi':iltt=m:iii ltilleil and sere-
l'lll p"m'suiis sevewly wotiiidetl on ill!) fliirieiii
Rail P.titid on Sttttirdiiy rtfiewiioori lust. Cause
the l}l't‘ill\lllg of sin axle. Three cuts were
s;ii:"t1slied in t-oiisequenr.-e.
The lieriltli of Mr. Cliiy litts beeii ini'pi'ovi?ig
fora few diiys piis:,ttii:l lie was excee-.ti‘iigI_\.‘
iiiiilioiis to set (till. for A.-‘lilziiid, Mrs. Clay's
liettflli bciiig very pi'ec;'ii'i‘o*.is. '
525°‘ A tolt-griipli’ lino liars lieeti estnbliiiliotl
Tliifi
liifier villiigh is soon to be liglrlt:.(.l wifli 0,:is'.—-
"'Pele,gi'iipli rind Gals Light 3” W'tiloi'btti'y
will be it sea port. town in it few yeair.-3.
lieiweeh New llziren iititl ‘.VEllt".l'l)lll'_1,.
l'Zi;i’° A n'i'eel:iiig of Froiitzliiiieii, to coiisidei'
the late political eirmits lll l3‘i':iiirre,took pliice at
St. Louis on the 528111 ult. What is ciillt-d 2t
*°pt‘iilestiit:o:'i” wits tiiiziiiiliioiisly iitltiptcd, de-
cliii'irig ttiftong other‘ tliiiigs, that as Fmiicliiiien
they protect not only as Repnislitziins iirid
Deit1oci'nt's'. but as men and l+‘i'eiit-.li'iz“ieti against
the igiioifiiiiiotts fiirce [)(3l‘f()l’ll‘leLl by Louis Na-
poleon. ‘- the iinpudent triumph of cunning
n”redioct'iiy."
E.-7oPTlie'si:é§iiir:'er State of Miiiitie. wliicli‘
rrtn oslioreneiir Sutri'ifoi'd early Wednesday
morning. was got off Thursdtiy afternoon at
high water. with little or’ no diiiriiige. Her‘
ptiss'eiiget's’tvei'e taken to New York‘ by {all-
road. ‘
3:‘? A man llitmeititliolles, witli tvvo o"tlier's',,‘
efi'tot'etl n'ftii'ni'er"s‘lio‘t'1seiii" Iliiclilitntl cotfiily,
Oliio, on the niglit of the Will, and coinpe'lle.'tl
him to give-tlietn'$U(lO. . The following driy.’
Jones. with one of his C0llIl'.ld63, was‘
found frozen to death" .. in a wood‘ near the
.ho'o.ee."
__._,_._..1.,_,' 1,, —_...~.-_,,,,-. LI‘,-«:_,§_-,-, ._,t I ..- ‘V _.,.‘.
Meeting-
_ ‘ For the Gazette.
Mil. EDITOR: As it ‘friend of the Tempe- .
rance 6n‘use and ti member of tlié Congregii-'
tionsil Cliui'cli, 1 wish to -protest against the
ninnner in which the friends of Mr. Gougli
were ti'eated in being compelled first: to an-
nounce that he would not speak at all, and of-
terwtirds to force them upon the SllIfHl'ltl]Ce of
the Baptist; Society as beiri;_;._tlieuonl_v liurcli
in Norwulk where the poor tlt'tiiikni'd could say
any man cai'edfbt'l1'is soul. This isnot :3. riiie‘-.*"t"§
boy's trick-—tliere is great blame resting upon
was the cause of the
Temperance
some one and whoever
Eisappoiiitiiieiit he should be made to ttuswer
to the public, or élsejustly receive its execut-
lion.
'l‘liere tire severiil rumors afloat: rittiftbtiting
various causes for this act, but none of tlieifi
S:lll.‘5fi|cl0l‘y., rind HS 1 said boifore; t.li'e jiublir:
‘should know the true cause. If the 'C0llgl‘l'gil-
‘tiotiiil society or‘ tiny other society are unwill-
ing to have their Cl1ut't:l1usetl for Slil.'ll rt pur-
p'ose. no an.» has ztll;'y' riglit ltilroiiiiiltiiii. 'f!iey
can do as they think proper v.-iili tlieir otvii’,
find no otfn tiiiiy rettsoiiriblyconiplitiii til: the ex-
et'ci.~:e of szicli right, tliougli tiiiiiiy iiiii_v believe
it house detltcuietl to the service God, as
‘p’i‘ope.r ll plaice to pr't-.zicli “of 'I‘eii'ipci'ttiice.". as
of l‘ i‘if;liler;iJsiiess "z'i':"i'd jiidgement to c'oii'i‘e."—-
lt is Sllltl that the Sot:ieiy‘s Coiiimittee did iibt
give tli‘9.ii'coiisotit to have the Churcli opened at
all. tirid il‘izit."tli'e atinotmcetiietit wits initde en-
tirely witlrotit uutliority. Now if this is so
Wll()t‘.\'6l' iiiittlé life.tiitiiotiii'c'e'i2i'erit is culpiiibly
iii fiiiilt, but. Mr. Editor. I have the iiieiiiis of
knowing and believe I can prove. in any court
of justice that three of tho Soizit-tyA’s cotiiiiiiltoe
(the within miiiibe.i' I tliiul;,) did that
mtpecl.
Mr. (iotigli would speak at the tzliurcli as an-
notiricod. They ltiiew the 2i'ti:i't'iiiiiceriiotir was
iiiiide, saw the l)lll3’pil.‘1l§:(.l up to lililt <:tl'et:t and
is tliere :1 mini in Noiwiillt, who can be miido
to believe ill:-Ii such men its cnniposo this coin-
iiiiltce were guilty of pc/‘nit?/i’irig. ‘by fiicir si-
/.cnce. sutzli it iiiisiiilte. to lieitiiidti titilieoxiiciise
ltiiitteo to make such tuinouuceinent witliotit
Stevvtirt. for tlietn. who tiutlioriséis its now to
say for him that lie is ready to llfIIl'll‘l upon oiitli
that lie wits instructeld by the Societies Coin-
‘qunlifioatioiis or conditions. But for that mitt:
‘tar M r. S'fu:trt must speak for liiiiisclf, and via.
can only speiilt for ourselves; as we have been
crowded IUIO ‘file coni.i'ovei'sy, we slittll speak
honestly rind feui'l'essl_v. I _ _
A ytiuiig iiian !'i~oiii iibioad rind ltindly offerecl
to stand at the door and receive the ticikets, lie
i-his o st.i'atig‘ei- to all our ministers and they
l.lnl{.'i(\Wl] by him, for this reason we were re-
quested to-send eacli lllllil§lel‘_ tickets of admis-
sion, for himself and family in good fztitlr and
ctiui'ie.=ty. They were all well iirid ltindly re-
ceived in the spirit which they were §eii'i, with
fr’.
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7
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1
- . , -ya.-,—-7'-.-.-a|.I._
_‘-,--,_-~_~, I‘l(\,-$.‘.q§_4-kn-‘;"‘Yr.f-\‘,".
Southern pa pars report the price of negroei
ad Vnncirig. In Edtfecqnib Q0, N, C ,Y|t32‘f08
rxien recently sold for from $1000 to $1500,
rind women from 8600 to 3800; I93 piece!
of property beinggdisposetl of at one sale.--'
Iri Louisville, Gil.,,8 lot of 132, from infants
in the arms to old and worn out speciinetis,
brought an average of 8460. These fi"ct's' 'aro
recorded with much satisfaction by our
Sd‘utli'érii coternporarics. The Unibn is £33
for than it was.
In the Sliilfilll ,\Vard of New York, thei-9' ii
one rum shop to every two voters. In tho
Forth Ward, there are four hundred and..fif.
ty-five ,q_roizei'i'es open on Sunday. The
“hole number of plac.e‘s where - lsquor is li-
thousnnd one hundred and thirty-five, of
the c‘xceptio'n of'Mi' Hall‘. He not having
bcieii (‘OIISUIIIE-‘(I in the mullet‘ and having no
ktimvledgn of the i'iie.'ctitig', previous to the
re-
cI»iiti"on ‘or the ticlfets, wits sonieiviiar, and '
nut
perliiips without cause, iiitligtiiiiit at the or we-
trien. [lad it not liletrri iii‘? l"tlIS :;ttifoi‘l£ziiaie oi,-cut‘-
i'r-.ii(:'e we think tlicre woiild have been no dilIii:ul-
-.'5- about the Cliiii"cli, ilie iiieel.iii_g would lizive
passed quietly off and out‘ citiiietis been ac-
C0lIll'll0tI2ll“tl. iiorwiilisliintliiig M r. Hiillassurerl
us our explmiiiiion \\‘IlS sait.isf'.it:tor‘y to liiin.-—-
Fiiillier lltiiu this \'ii‘8l1il.l."t*. no lttiotvlodge of
tlfe iiiiillet‘.
Iii coiir:li.isltiii. Eve are wqtiesiatl to teiidertlio
Ilia iiltstifilie friends of 'l‘eniper:iti(-e. tothe Rev.
t‘i‘lr. l'i"otilse.y_ who with :il:i.':i'iiy‘oiibeiiig mntlo
titrqtitiiiiled with their dis'-ippoiiiiiiierzi. pe.i'sotiitl-
ly ‘oi-.'ei"t‘s'ed liiiiiself. (miih’ll.llSlftli(lll,lg 2: i'e't:oi‘detl
vote oftlte Society oiiiiti'sé.'d its lieing opened
for isttzzli ti purpose, to obtain his clitiicli lot‘ the
il.}l(?'t\lln_‘_:, where such its ‘could lib tititifzetl, trio:
and listciictl to one. of the trttisl litsitrt slirriiig
tipperils iii lelziilf of the poor‘ itiebriiile lliiil.
ever tell from the lips of llltll prou'ig-y or Elo-
queiicb.
RELIEF Flfilil ICNGINE CO.\II’/XNY‘.
NO. 1,. ‘
At the iirinuzil riietatiiig of lielief I‘-"iro I'll-
giiin Co. No. 1. lioldoii iii the lililll of tlie. Coni-
of serious ciiszillectioti in the Cliurcli of Cbri.-:t,
when ti. word from them, even six lmut's~beforo
the time. of the incelilig. \i‘t}«iiltl have given
tiiiie iii have mtide other ziriziiigoinctits and
give notice of the tziniige ?
I do no.‘ l)0ilt}V&! Sllcli it turn cnii ho fc'-und.——
vvflttllto‘-/t=.l‘ (rise in iy be Silitl of tlteso gentle-
mtii,Idobelievetliey would sooner cut oil‘
tliz-ii'i'i;lit lisiiid than to lizive been ltiiowiiigly
lll$il'lllli8:lllll iii porpeti'iiting such it t‘list:i‘cdit21-
ble ti'ic/c, uiirl Gtftillsltilllillg stroll ti Jtiliiltinl in the
ruin dons of .z\'-ii'w;ill~: til the c.\'pe-.:ise- of the
'l‘e.tiipor:iiice ctiuso, us was \\'iines.~;otl on Sutur-
tliiy evmiiiig. in cniiseqi.ieiit:e oflliis 0:-ctii'tenc.e.
Ollie." reasons are snid to be rm objetxlioimiti the
paiftifsotiio, to the stile of tickets—or us I
lieiird one r-xpress it, of "lllillxlllg the house of
God. :1 house of iiioi‘cli:»iiiiliso." Burl do not
deeiiitlits s:ilisf:it:ttit'y. when I l'0l!‘lt"tlnl)0l'l’ll:ll'
but it fe-ifv vl'2't_\'.s sirihe, (ml or yeai'.~i piisr. this
house liilsliétzii the sceiio of a public fitir-l.ioii,
where l lI2l\'E t'oiie:ile.dl_',-' p:ti'l.it:i'piiloti, its lstip-
posed willioiii. sin, and witriossetl C7-Itflletl rliid
oven :1 irgvy fueliiigs (t‘ll§_;t*lllIt’i‘l't3(i by the} strife.
I\'ui'dol forgot iviieii tickets were sold, til: 25
iwnls; for :1 concert of L‘-Ir. llztsiiiigfs; lilo
Soutli .-‘\'oi-walk musical ('§§'sociiit.idii; oven for‘
the sr>cul'u‘t' tunes of it Brass Liziiid.
It tiiny be siiid tlizit this was in the old clturcli
grtirit ll.--litil. vrlio will Sll_‘,' that there t';'ei'e
tit ziiid ti:-i utiiiiistiilttilile iiiiiiiifvsltil
lint tie: f'i'c-(flies
lllillrl of llli‘ ptiwei' tifGtiil and lllt-) lll'€':-:‘i&il‘:lZt! of
Iii»: Spirit in tiio (:ltlClll.Il'(ii1f'.S liiivc ever l):£}l.'l'l
\'i’llllt‘SS(>_‘.('l iii‘ the new titre. 9
in my view I can sec-. no t’:iii"or'enci2 hi: to sin-
fuliiess. in putting 10 cents in ii kid's liniid iii
the door or in putting the simie in the box of-~
for we have etilet‘ed. If it. is said tlite latter is
it volenliiry colitributioii, so was tire ‘i'Ul'i'nt‘.l',!lS
all are invited and ri0n_e but those able and wil-
ling to give the pittance, were risked to do so.
Yet others may tliiiilt difi"t:i'eiit|y.niid irreco-
filled to tlieir'o;iii2i0iis as litiii to mine, rind iii
sticiiciises iiiajo2'Zties of c/zurc/L members, not
dollrirs. sliouitl rul'e. _
Atiotlier excuse, and by fair the most getiei':il-
ly cii'culuie.d. is that the sexton was iii-trutzted
to keep the Clint-cli closed, because: Mr. lliill
had been (li§t‘t3sp'c.‘(: fully trcziit-.d in not l)8lllg
cotisuliud iiitlieiiiiitter It would i:.ive bet-.ii
courteous to have consulted Mr. Hall, though
he l1.i.~i ropoztledly said he had tizithiiig to do
with it ill siiuli titl.§t§5. tlleiefuve us it Ctii:';;i'eg:i-
i.l()llilllSl. I will not admit it to liitve beer: :1 duly
to llll'i‘t‘ done S0,--ll docirine 1 biivo l8ill'ti(‘-(I Ii out
his own llpi. But. fliiri is iietatlléissfilrgiiiiié:iii.:is
Idu llUl'.Ulltl(‘.l'.'Sllll1Ci Mr. lililll to believe, it an
irilcéér/(rd sliglit, mil lie t:ei'luiiily tvoultl not be
desirous of piinisliing all who liiid ziiitir.:ip;tts,-d
pletisiim iii listeriiiig to the soul t:r'iiiviuciii_g' elo-
queiice. of Mr.‘ Guhgit, because oftlie iiiiidvei't-
iiiicéi ofoiie tiiitii. Yeti. nioru, il';\Ii‘.‘ llztll been"
wilifiilly iirid iiiiiligziriiit ly insulted. l tiiii lnlli to
believe he would feel the less f'o'i" the soul of
the victim of ti di‘stu-ised appetite, who ttiiicftirm-
«id tbziiiiitit enter the kingdoiii of lieztvcii. lliotigli
Cltrist. died to Sll‘i'8 liiéii. lfl believed Mr. Hall
wotild u'iidor titty <':ii°t;u'iii'stiirices lir:".\"evei‘ an-
iioyiiig, ilv.3‘!ibc.i'ziIely and l\'ll0\Vll)gl_‘,i‘ do ought to
liiiider-or defezit any llf::}.ll'llll‘lt‘.Ill':tlll.'y"' for the
r'efot'tii2it.tori and , ctiiiveisioti of ilio iiieiiiiosr
tll'lllllitll'(l iii .‘\"oi°\vtillt. I could never‘ rigiiiu look
tiptiii him its the Dliiiismr of Clirist.’s (;‘os'pel
I do not believe he \vu_ufld, though I do l8ill'U he
did express liiiiis2i:ll'riidi,gtizttit tit some little ctr-
ctitiisxttiiice in tvlricll be strong y tiiipltcziled you.
Yet this is iioisitttsfuctoiy explaiiiitiori for the
(.llitiri;li being closed against us, without any
direct rioltlicutioii of the fact, and its one prop-
erly iiitere.-ted.‘ J.‘ deriiltiid of you Mr. E.difoi',tii'
wlioever else is iti'i'plicziled in this fl.i,gt'uiit out-
Ii‘
1.
rage upon the e'iiipé:i'uuce cause and peo'ple"ul'
this coii‘itiitiiiit:y; 11 full and candid explatitilioti
oftlie real cause. TRUTH or. L‘.-?..\lD()l;'§..
£2?’ Iii reply to our co_i'responderit, we feel
that be has some sliow of right; to demand an
expiimuliori oftlie moi'Iifyiiig ciicuiristauces.‘ nt-
teudiiigtlie public i3isii'ppo'iiittnel1t on Siilurdiiy
evening. Butvso fHl“1l_.3 he alludes to our beiiig
iniplicated, and cutisequeiitly able to solve the
inystery, tvé v~}*il’l‘ stiy publicly that Mr. Hall ex-
otioriiles us" l'i'oiri all blame in the matter person
all to liiinsolfiirid issiitislied with the 8K;)lit!.‘l!-
tioii we give, as any sensible man must be after
it ki'i'o'ivledg,e of the facts. As to the zmriourice
merit; being iiinde and bills circulated from our
_office, We hadtlie tivritten order of hit‘. E. W.
itihabitent.-’
party, on the 3d [lily of Ft-.bi'u:ii_v, 18-32, the
fbllowiiig l}ilIllt'(l gtilllivlllell were cliosezi its oili-
cors for the ensuing year‘:
Dot.-t. SABIUICL Lt'.\‘t«;s. F0l'8t!lafo.
A's.i S.~—tr'i'rr. Ass‘t “ _
liizo. C. :\l i«:.-tn, s.l~..;’_i- and 'I‘rens.
On motion of G. C. Mezid, the Compztiiy
uiiiiuiniously
I-’r:s«.»[L‘r'r1. That the llltllllis of the Cniiipmiy
be liereliy ti-iidcrt-d In Dtitrt. Sistiitiel lJ)'llt!S for
the veii'_y efi": 'l>‘lil iiiziiiiie-,i' iii Wllitzll he hits tli,-
cliiiijgi-il his dirty in t:tiiitluv,-iiiig the iil'3'aiii'.-: rifllio
coiiiiiiiriv, and the kind mid (:Oll."lt§ttll>' iiiiiiiiier
iii wliiclt he has lrettleti our ii2eiiib'ei's duritig the
pits! year‘.
On lll()tl(.n it was voted that the above be
ptil_ilislred iii the Norwzilk Gazelle. After ll‘llllS-
iiciiiig su't:li other business its crime before the
cotiipiiiiy. the ineeliiig,iidjntii'iicd.
‘G. C. M E.-XD. -\.'oct‘etni'y.
‘~"'- Mr. Barritirii \\'lllS ctik on the Maine Ltiw
_l‘
at New (luiizittii iii the ltlutlitidistcliiiroli on Sitlll'-
any the ‘3d inst., itt2 o'clock
Tlicre is in be it S‘Cl'._0(il Mcetiiig zit lll(?T()\\‘Il II.-:l
Ol1:‘3.tllll‘l}ll§' i:vciiiti_.~7, to t2l)llSitiHl' the iipplitzziiinii of
ti poriilciti of the Nuitli ‘.l.'e.<t Di.-‘lri<:t to be set off
A Sr.i'rr~: 'l‘r«:.iiri:it.t.\'ct~: At.Li.-i.\ct: has been
tzotiiiiy iii the Static. for the purpose ofin:iltiug_
the M:i'i_no Liquor Law, at law of lll(‘ll’ Slate.
Ex (}ovei'ntii' Steele, of New lliiiiip.-liire
has ptibli.-lied ll loiigls-lt‘er, on the subject of
ill"? ."'-l-‘lino l.iirjtitii' Liiw, flu tiil-.cs:i (.l(‘.(‘llll'.(l
siilllil iigziiitsl airy such onitclineiit in New
lI:tin;)sliii'e.
A YR.-'7-.P.l~2 'I‘ow.'\‘.--“ Illnll siii;_§iiI;it' first.” says
the Ciitimegiilioiiitl Jourtiiil, "that no | li_vsit:i.iii
or lii\V'_\‘6l‘ ever settled in the imcieiir towii of
Bo>:fiirtl, .VI;tss- ;‘ tin citizen over il.Sl~.t‘!ll for it li-
(tense to sell il!‘Ll8lll spirits; rroiiiilive of llietowii
was over‘ sent. to the Sliil’.P Prisbii iio one wzifi
ever‘ coiivicied of tin iiifiiiiioirs crime; there
was only one cliustzli, and till lilo i‘ol.ei's, it itli
one exception. lielniigeil to oiiepiirty.
A Mr.\-is'ri~:iir.-tr. 'l‘ow.\'.—'l‘lie iizimes of one
llllll(ll't‘Ll and thirty ministers who were born in
Ni-wlitii'y rind Newliui-ypoi't. l‘IElSS., oi'i;;iii:ill_r,'
but one foivii, liiivo been ziscmlziiiietl, rind it is
supptisedd that the list is still iiicoiiiplele.
A Vi~:.\:i:n.uii.i~: [-li«:r_Iic.-——.-\t recent confe-
remze of c'iiut'clios if) (%i"utoh, liiiiszi. tlio iden-
ficiil l3il)lt;ll§t*(l by Julio Rorl_gt=.i's the lllili'lyl',
arid Clll'l'lt~‘.(l by him to the Strike, some of tho
loaves of wliitzli bt-ii r the liiiii-its of llie iliiiiies,
ivii;-i lii-iitiglir to the coiifereiicti by :1 dc-sci-iidiirit
of llio uiaii'lyt'.
In our columns iiiny be found the adt'ei'tise-
merit of illitli excelleiit i‘iii=.<lit:ir‘§e ktioi-;'ii its
Ayoi"s Ciici'r_y l’et:-it)i'iil. Its success in r:ut'iiig
the various (ll5B7lw‘6S of tho Llllfgs is :itri'::'t:lirig
lllrll'PiI‘>'lll aiteniioii, not only oftlio leiiriied‘ rind
pl.-'iliiiii.li'i‘ii'pib but of the whole riubl'iL':. 'I‘ll'o
iirricle for Lllllg Coiiipliiiifis. and the l'él1‘fl‘il‘l{:l-
lile titties i.viiit:li tire b'octiii‘ii'ii,t_-f ltiiotvti every
wliere ciitirmt lungbe o'évet'lboltetl by the people.
In the la.-it iiuirrilier of 'i"hr.irilpsoi‘[’s Bink
Note Reporter, we tibserve, in the liitcst corin-
lerfeiis, tons. on the. ill-?I'(:liatit’s B:ii‘ilt',- Nevv
l‘I:lVi"n, altered from om:-’s; three’s on the
?rl;ii.ii'f:ictt'iret"s Bink, Birriiingliiiiii, printing
and €l'ii'i‘l'lll’,ii'lg‘ poor; and tivo".% on. the Pe-
rfiiniintick Btiiili‘ at Bll(:;'g:E’p0ll.,Z1;llt3l'éiil fi"orfi'
0m*-.'.s- .
Two (‘Olt)|’(’!l ll'if‘l'! czirzie in the last steaihor
frc:~‘in' Cttlif;irni:i, briri:_v-iiig with them the siiuflg
little stiin of $30,000, the most of which they"
had gzifiheretl frofr one locality, in four
iiioii'th's’ operation‘.
[I triiil tibtiiit li'ff°.. rigfht of pi°opt2rt_Vin it
call, lately ltitili pltice at Bt'1‘r‘lirigl0n, mvri.
'l'l1:e(lifIi'«:tilly lay in _tlie color of the calf’s
tail ; the. tvitiiesses of the,’ plziiriiiff swore the
tail ..~a'_.-' iiI'h'itc; those iiftiie deferidiint, that
it \‘liil§ black. 'l"n,e Court was,0ccupied two
days‘ viith'th‘e éase;ilie jury staid out till
midnight and could not agree, and a new
ti-ial_is to be had ; the costs already amount
to $3002 I
It is stated by the Treasurer of the Phila-
delphia mint, that there have been over 6",-
"000, 000 of the Three Cent Pieces coined
anti issued since the law was ptl§seLl,
-No street in Ctinstantinople has a name,
nor is‘ there alamp in it,‘ yet there are 500,‘-
OOO inhabitants! 'I‘licre is not‘ a Post Office
or mail route in all .'I‘ui~l;ey,‘ nor a .c'hu’rc'h‘
bell——but there are at least tv*)o"i3og's to‘ every
liiriii:-din Alliiitiy. by diilr-giiles fi-om t-vmy’
which all btit seven liiiiidiit-ti 'Ei1i_Dd_ sixty-ftiur
nreopen on Sunday. 'l'he _npt_;iber of un-
licensed rurii shops is sevefi liurftired and sev-
erily-five.
AI}1l‘l9!lhiC1iI Levbtures.
Prof.‘ Womcrsley. of
. Boston, proposes to
comiiienoé a course
of Lectures on Anato-
my and Phisiology. be~
fore the I\7la,sun‘iic Fra-
icrnity of this place, during the coming
wet-lt. He comes ariiong u's l‘ii_t_r,lily recom-
l'l)eli(lt':‘tl, and certainly the subject is tine
wliicli deserves the attention of every man.
llealtli, once destroyed or impaired, can
-°~eld'oiii be regained. and it bt-liiioves us all
to study the laws of life, that we may avoid
the dangers to which we every day are ex-
posed.
Dr. ‘ti/'()lTl)(3l'Slf"_\’ possesses a‘ splendid I’ar_3_
it-lslll Miiniltin, and a Gallery of .-‘ixnatornical
Poiiitiiiggs, with vtliicli to illustrate his lec-
tures. That they will prove intensely in-"
tei'eslitij,>; seems evident, anti we trust the
lilL’[lllIt:!‘S of the older,‘ will render the sub-3
ject lllnt attention wliicli we know it richly
Further notice of the time and
place will be ,~__riven ill due s£'eas‘on.—Demo'-'
crctt.
(It serves.
{}<’:;- The Gazette and ourselves, in pub.
lisliiiir; the advei-ti.-ieirieiit of the Wasliin§—‘
ton Bill, have announced it as the 1I9tli
2iliIIi\'erEtit'y (if ‘iv:-.'l-"llll‘tg‘l()lI‘.S‘ l)irll”i‘-Clay _..'
An llllel'€‘.\'lln,£;‘ discussion has arisen as to"
Some?
r.-ersmis say that it is the 120th, and we now
think (ritzy are right. Hinvever, it is n.‘
qiiesiiuii for the curious. lVasliiti;;ton was
liorn.‘22d ofFebruai'y, 1732,—-is the com;
iiig antiivt‘i'.<;ii‘y the Ilflih or the 120th.-lb,
the correctness of tliis nssuniptiou.
{fin Auotlier experiment was" made on"
.‘i'lt)ll(lily lost; with the Fire Annihilator‘
about half at mile front lVleli‘ose depot or: the‘
Isl-irlctri Il’ailroa’tl. building prepared foe
the purpose was fired three several times.
The riiacliines were applied before any op.
poi-iunizy was afliirdetl for the fl'.irr‘ies to"
make liczidwny, and of course put them out,
but water had to succeed them, and destroy
the coal. For practical pllAi‘[)C')4s‘eS-, the A04
It
would sciircely have the least effect upon a
fire iritlie open air, and it is only in a tighf’
tiiiiiluttir is of ho kind of rinptirtance
l‘tit)lfi,\3l)til1li fire ivliicli ti pail of water
. .. . _, . _ , '
WOUIII extitigtiish, that it operates with
decided SllC(‘t>‘¢.~'S
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{piss ‘lie Bzingor Mercury we’ iiotioe‘,
says, toferriiig to a stiitetiietit that liquor is‘
not sold in the State, except for mellicinal
purposcs. .
‘ 'l'li‘is‘ only ffegi7is' to be true. In tliecit-I
and lar«___rettiwiis of Miiiiin, where there
is a police and an or_-_r,aiiiz2it'ioii to enforce
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the liiw, the so (:aile(."lippl'ing houses,’ liavd
lieeri l'ettCl‘l8tl, but the gz_reat'area of the State
is scarcely todcliéd. We heard the other
day of a g5iitleiiian' vi'l'i_o', wit'li'i'n a few
weeks had been in at least fifty hotels, but
.f"7l-Ifll iionc in which it was not to be had ---
Tlie law has loppetl off some of the top-
most branches, but has not, and will nbf:
for some time, strike the roots" anti lower
braiiclies.’-
{;€9"Tlie M-tiirie Liquor_ Law, which
was tfefoated in the Rliode Island House mi‘
the 30th ult., passed the Senate of tha”i:
State on Tuesday, with the proviso subntit‘-‘-
ting‘ it to ii vote by the p,eopl_e.
FAIRFFELD COU.\"I‘Y .lAlL;.—-Fl'0m all ac-'
counts, tliis is one the most acco'iiirnoda-
ling iiistitutitins of the kind there is in the
whole coni'itry. If a’ rogue prefers to re-
main he has the pi'ivile_3;e; but if he wish-
es to ‘visit his friends he has only to walk
()Ul-_-’--lmp.‘3tl|3I.l only bya desire to bid the
jiiiltifa ‘good rriorningp’ A Cnuplé of tho’
bourdersin tli-at irtstittitioii, willked off on
Sundiiy last ; and it is but a éfliorl titne ago_
that a disliiiguislied pantalorine thief got off
in the some May‘-‘—ahd who, we believe,-
lias never written to the keeper informing.
b'irr'i‘ of his‘ health‘ and whereabouts. The
mil-("it-‘iii C()lli'll§'.Iilll is a ‘model institu-
tion’ oftlie l:ind.—.N II. Register.
{c(;%- Gov. Futile, of Mississippi, has" de-
‘cliiied being a candidate for the U. S. Sen-
ate, in order that the Legisl'a'tu‘re fffay fill
the vacancies existing at once‘.
. ;33= Rev. Mr’. Hill, or the Methodist
Church, in Hartford‘, has been compelled to
pay $367 arid" Costs,'for m‘-arri-‘ing 8 girl on-'
dér 1'Siyeai's' of age.
0
t3§='Iihe splendid gold medal prepared‘
by the admirers‘ of Henry Clay in New.‘
York City, was" presented to‘ hiiii this‘
week. He made a‘ neat speech on _tbe oc-"
casion‘. ’ A
[L’;PlVl'r. and Nl‘rs”.' Otto‘ Goldschmidt,"
(late Jleiiny I;in'di’)' haste gone to Northamp-
ton to s'pen‘d‘tbe honey mouri and probably
to reiiiaifi‘ for‘ a longer period; Otto if‘
.Sé8tns'lS 24years old and Jenny 31 or.32f.
ce-iced to be sold retail, in_ _New York, is five. -
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