THE ENQUIRER.

LTTCHFIELD, MARCH |, 1ssa.
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mer was commenced yesterday. As there Is . large masS OfIes.imouy ii will nOt probably be concluded before to night tomorrow. Immediately aiter the trial of CaaIine will come On. Judges DAeeETT and WILLIAMS preside.

 CtnteNHSut CeIebr0tiOn.-We perceive that in vari- GUS parts Of country the centennial anniversary of Uhe Birth of Washington, t22d February, 1832,) has been celebrated with considerable eclot. In Boston, New-YOrk. Philadelphia and the other large cities, 0he military were called out, oraOns and sermons de- livered, and general suspension of business took place. Among other incidents to give interest the day in New-York, the receipt from the relatives ofGen. Washington of the Tent which he used dur. inS the revolutionary struggle It was spread ou, in Broadway, and attracted vast concourse of people to witness it..

 In New-Haven-the sober and staid city of New. Haven--we observe by the papers that there were three oratiOns deycred-one in the North Church by Mr.. Clay, yonng gentleman tn College from Ken. tucky-ano,her hy Rev. Mir. Fiske of New.York in Washington Hall, abous 10 oclock-and in the afer- noon another by Silas Mx Esq. in the Middle Church. Two or three parties afterwards assembled at differ. ent pacss to enjoy themselves over the festive board respectable company assembled at the Franklin Hoel-pars OfNll political parties were present-ma. ny good and spirited were draMk-amd s s said that harmony and good feeling prevailed. But we were dsgusted at reading of the toasts drank by aparty--we presume branch of the Jackson. Fanny- Wrigh- h-Anne-Royal party-at the Washington Hall. At no time cOGd they have been less appropriate than at the celebration of the birth uy of the Father of his County" We wOuld be tempted to give our readers a specimen were we not afraid they would be sickened with lhe nauscaus stuff.