THE ENQUTRER.

LITCHFIELD, JAN. 10, 1884.
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SROsO.-We perceive that in PO'keepsie and some other places tO the west mention is made that they have snow for sIeighng parties to enjoy themselves In New-Haven and along the seabOard also there is no snOw-while here, for the last five or six weeks, we have had fine seighing, except that since the great snow three weeks since it is difficult places penetrate the woods. On the main roads, however, sleighing and sIedding was never better than now.

 NeSOspaper PatrOHGge-The two principal papers at Washington, IneIigencer and Globe, have the las' week made, each of the number of papers circulated from their offices The Globe suppOsng it led all it's contemporaries, made the first statement Of its immense patroMage-and it being she government eciai and coIIar-manufacurer for the kitchen cabi- net, it would he strange that should not circulate ex- tensively. Thus the Globe claims 1900 daily papers, 3Sl2 semi-weekly, and 1868 weekly-,otal 64SO-Or a yearly impression of 993 408 sheets. The lntegen- claims 1920 daily, 552O Otr-weekly-mak"g total Of7440-and the yearly number ,46O, ,l6O sheets.- This with hoth papers is exclusive of the extra papers furnished Members of Congress during the session. It s certainly grea, of newspaper patronage, and may in measure account why we in the country do receive the paper at early day as we might if a less number printed.

 Massackusetts.- committee appointed by the legislature to count the for Governor and Leut. Governor reported on the 4h inst that for Governor