Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26


 Pnst Oice iu not 10 commence tl aer the urrval of Mir. Barryj and the State Department awaits lls re- form from Mr. Van Buren. There wlu soon pc as ge- neral turning out throughout the country as enere The diplomatic corne will undergo thorough change Messrs Brown and Poinseu have aeKea Ieavs 70 reI
 turn. and the others will he recalled Mr. Floyd ot Va. will go @ Spain Mr. Livingston or ME na.oMi" % Bcnton to Mex,co; Mr. Woodbury 10 St. Petersburg. and SO oH., These appointments will oe yerE gOoa; but there is aEothev already made when s osSIaCS fN to the country. The gentlemen above nameo W.. M Oe appointed during the recess o "G S,lv ,ll ,he vacancies to ho created by recall. Weary gu tne Chefs dc Bureaux will be turned oSs Mrs W@HS' %,,S
 Is tO give place tO Mr. Amos Kendal'' ana Mr' NHWs, the second Comptroller, to Mr. lsaNc LiM' AncSc ~ are reIo,ms, with yengeanee. oh,T" coUrse oS ap. pointmeUt." Mir. Danorth has obsi"ed .he Coilsc.- 6rship of Providence. Mr. Nat. Greene IS 10 nave the Boston Post Office, and Mr. Norton the P9st U. fec Ut Hartford. Mir Noah IS to ne reW"ruSu % @ w,s tho Suvveyovshin or New.York, le wlii accept lL which, by his friends, is doubed' It H!lI '1 0 Ge Ckef de BWreau, Noah, they say, ought 10 Oe rune Minister. It is not yet known what course nv Wu. u0 pursued in regard to tho subordinate c'erNs NscS' tain that aA those who have taken any paF' .n 'no contest, in favor of the late admnstration, will be
 turned out; and it ia probable that a those wno nave not been the declared friends ot uen' JacAson, Wn also be turned out. h has been proposed 10 dlsmlss S ss ssaS uae good their claims on the iavorof the party. The various othces ID the District of Columbia are al to De resCrmed undcf sne immediste te sNpcriniendence ol tle JaCNsnm Cehtral Committee. These various relorinahons w'll oa course, he productive of much private suffering. ks. form ns the Inaugural has , s inscribed on the ilst of executive duties in characters too legble to be overlooked" and the duty is likely to hs dIschnXed case of the 2d Comproer s considered as very hard. lie inherited an ample fortune which no spent ln liberal and gentlemanka Q manner. He was, tor many years, prominent member of Congress, wnese ne was iavorite with the old republican, pafy. % ne n Jackson owes al that ho s. He has talthiully dls. charged the duties of his present office, for siStcen years. This man, a advanced age, with avery nume. rous family solely dependent upon hilns to DO .hfown on the world, peMnylcss and without resource, to make room np the editor of obscure kennel press
 Mir. ]. A. Hamilton, who is at present charged win he State Department, was contemplated us O,o cue. slek 0fhas department, vice Mr Brens, to DO arned ,ut. But Mr. Hamilton, h seems, does not Intend to emnin long to Washington; and, were he disposed Q take the office, he would not do 1t, he says to the injury of Mr. Brent, who owed hts nppoIntment, in 78o, to hts father, Alexander Hamilton Mr. Van Buren will, perhaps find another ald'de'camp who is
 | shall give you m account of the reforms, which nay take place here, as they occur.
 President Jackson is still at Gadsby's, where he cds cabne. concils and gives cabinet dinners {. Inc fill He receives his many friends who visit him here with hie usual elegant but Nn0stentatious hosp ality. There hNe beesno sort of communication he. NeeD hin md Gem Jackson; aud cannot be, us the ieneral did not call upon him. x.
 "Ifhe will aseep. i,l" Ma Conscience! as Baltic Iicoll Jarvle has iL ts 9 G5 s.BA&g M {
 Hurra for General JGckson Hurr0!!
 Up they gO. ''aky high, cir, sky high" ecratAres-- Attorney General---M Ministers 'lenipU.- Collectors, Surveyors, Tide Wai- srs, Ssc. Let every man who has no office, ! hank his stars. The National Intelligencer nnes on larger paper now but they must | Uuble tt, oF print an extra, if they keep up | ith the removals and appointments. Those 1 ho stand erect are shot down like the six l militia men and those who have been Oiling ! ,r somerset, fare like the Indians who hid nd surrendered the day alter the battles--- l he Camphells are coming! Hurra tor Gen. Jackson !-- Cowr0nt. S'r 0 slnsurrection ie LowisiGHG. .-Tha account of lC Insurrection tn L0nisiana, upon the Au- lority Of Captain Reilly, as taken from the I0rfOlk Beacon of the 3d inst. was generally l prrect, although the number engaged in the svolt, was not 90 great as Capt. R. represen- "a. It was, however, of such magnitude as , create general alarm In the citizens i'm. 1ediately within the vicinity Of the place here the conspiratUrs assembled, (about 70 ,iles from New Orleans, up the Coast. J. Two Oft the rlngleaders have been hung.
 James Foy has been committed for triai in aew- York, charged with having attempted to nke the life of Samuel Beny,by scaldlng him. They were both laborers in the Brewery of dr. Milhank, Oliver-street; and while work ng beside the mash tub then filled with wa CT. In which the malt was undergoing an iI!- usiOn, U dispute arose between them. which ,nded in Foy's throwing Bsny headIong into he tub, where he held him by main tOrce,ai- hough two other laborers attempted to re- ease him. He must have remained in the 'calding water with his head d0wnwards, immersed to the breast for several secODds.- Mr. HOpsOn went to the house of the sniier. ,r, and found him able to give statement 0t he atfair. r.although in the most shocking con litiOn. He declared that the mash was at he temperature Of i7O of FaTenheit's ther- nometer. His life is despaired of. .-
 CLAYa candidate for Congress. We ob- 'erve, by Our exchange papers, that James lS'ark declines standing poll for reelection 70 Cnngrcss, from the district tn Kentucky which formely sent Henry Clay. and MT. Ciay spoken of as a candidate tO succeed him:-Rpablicm Ledger. ,, s,a
 Ihe nthmond Enquirer of Tuesday last says" We are authorized to state, that in consequences of ill health, Mir. Randolph de- cunes being candidate at the ensuing con- gressonal election"