THE ENQUIRER.

LnTCHFTELD, DEC'R 2, Is4l.
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the Message of "Captain Tyler" will doubtless be delivered on Tuesday. We shall expect to receive it here by Wednesday nights mail, and will not un- derake to anticipate its contens its effects upon the commercial world. We don't look for confagra- non of the Potomac IS one of the consequences!

 Judging from the Register at New.Haven and the Times at Hartford the locos in those places were de- sermined to make desperate efforts on Monday last to carry the town elections. In each place, split tickets got up for See purpose of drawing of strength from the whigs-with what success. we have not yet heard The weather here was uncommonIy unpIea' sant, though not "rPoshy."

 There has been rumor in circulation for some days past of the death near Mobile of the Hon. Dixon Fl. Lewis the great Member of Congress from Ala bama It came too in such a variety of forms that the Globe as we'll other papers gave credence to it, Rat later accounts state that the Mobile papers, nor those of Montgomery. near where he resides Re no mention of it, the rumor must be discredited

 Ttial e5 Mitchell -The trial of this ex.member of Congress for forgery took place in New.York last week. The proof 90 strong against him that scarcely an effort made to prove him innocentof the crime; but that other course, which nowadays has become 90 common, was resorted to. to wlt-to proye him insane! multitude of witnesses were introduced to testify how strangely he acted-(and who with such 1nad upon his mind would not have done ?)-bus all without effect The jury brought m a verdict of guilty. We have not learnt what was his sen,ence-is will not probably be less than five years in the State Prison.

 Many oft our village readers may remember good loDking chap named Chauncey c. Larkin. from We- therefeld, who figured about here couple of years ago, cutting considerable of swell. and showing great disposition to be favorite ofthe ladies Alter

 brief period he Gen, home again, was soon arrested for being accessary setting fire to barn, but the proof not being strong enough for conviction, he was released Well, in August. last we find him in New York putting up the City Hotel. talking largely of his wealth. claiming to he the son of southern plant CT, and having dep'ss in the City Bank to the a. mnun, of Sl6,OOo He went to n tailor and got Q suit of co,hes-gave a check for $5l,5o cts. the cost for his wardrobe, which on presentation was found to he wor,hlt. A He was accordingly arrested. bound over and C ed-nnd about the middle of last month was "a fm obtaining goods under false pre,ences and convicted; and, though strongly recommended to mercy by the jury, by his Honor Judge Tall uadye sentenced to the Peni'entary for 90 days.

 young man named Grlley, resdine in Torring ton on Thursday last went out in a small boat upon

 pond in the east part of CSoshen 70 hunt ducks Ob sewing one, he raiscd himself in the boat 10 shoo when it is supposed the gun recoied, and in his ef furts to recover himselE the boat upset, and he was thrown overheard. He swan six or eight rods towards tie stsore, and sunk. Assistance was pro- cured, and the next day his body dragged up from depth of 45 feet. He wac nhOut l8 years of age.

 Tie Massachusetts egi.la.urc consists of oso nem- bers, of which the wings have l9S. the locos l*@- wing majority 76.

 Congregational Elrctisn.--The locos. says the Sa. vannah Republican, have nominated Messrs. Co., Que, Copper and Pack to run for the seats vacated bv Messrs. Alfurl. Dawson, and Nesbit. m the U S. House of Representatives.

 What does tire Hartford Times mean hv the word "sposhedf' We call for iniorma,ion.-NeW Ers.

 Tine editor of the Ltehfeld Enquirer, in accounting for the overwhelming defeat Of the pipe layers Tn this sn,e at he late elections, attributed in great ...."sure be "sposhy travelling" which prevented hs political friends from coming to the polls. or h they came they voted against the whigs. The New Era ~i perceive therefore that t has technical mean. ing. for the Connectcu, pipe lavers.-Edryord Iimes

 Not eO MT Ilmee. Ihe Enquirer never useo the word "sposh." nor "sposhy." "sposhed," nor splus!"-,hongh they are words very expressive of tue kind of " travelling" succeeding heavy fall Of enow in warm weather on unfrozen ground-just such kind of weather as Li,chfeid county experienced, politics a.ide on the first Monday of October. The word "sposhy" has to be become quite a catch. word with the lOcoiocos; aRd many of them doubt suppose it originated with us. The term that we did use the Times will find in its paper of the week eeedng the electon-tor it copied our article upon ".he causes of our deiea," nearly entire.

 James B. Glentworth has been discharged from the indictment hanging him. by nole Proseq"i-hls counsel insisting a trial reease and the Dis. trict Attorney refusing 10 proceed atresh unul nr Loco Foe" Corporation shai! pay the cost o the I"r' mer trial which has thus far been withheld. The conduct of ,heee gentlemen is to US unaccOuntabe.- Who can explain ]: 1-N Y. Tribune.

 This, it will be remembered, is the about which 60 much nuise was made ny the loco fOcos a couple

 f years since. After continuing m along in this way until now. Ghe party have not the pluck to proceed with the suit So. MT. Attorney General Butler wil now have the opportunity, sgreeably to promise, of "dividing his las, crust" with him. We should think that hereafter the loco loco "ppe-layers would bold their peace against the whigs to this charge.

 Hr Will the editor of the Palladium infrm US whe- her the junior o the Register has yet orked over the ycllOW boys which won on the election in Georgia in November. ls4O and which his senior aeknowled ges he fairly lost, and urged him to pay like man of honori Twelve months credit is long enough for an anti.credt advocate.

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