Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

AssseNsseseStsSe-
GRANT PowERs was installed Ns Pastor over the fret
Congregational Church Ii Goshen. The in,rOduc,u.
ny prayer was BY the Rev. Epaphras Goodman, Of
TorringtOn; sermon BY Rev. d. o. 0rlswOld, DIVA.
tertOwn charge 70 the minister BY Rev. Charles Prem.
ties Of Canaan ChNrge 10 the people BY Rev. Leonard
Z. LathrOp, OfsasbuVy, right hand Ofislowshlp BY
Rev. Ralph Emerson, Of Norfolk and the concluding
prayer BY the Rev. James Beach, Of WinsteRd.
In the afternoon Of the same day, the Rev. GEoRoE
CARRINGToN was installed M Pastor over the North
Goshen Society. We have not learnt the order Of
the exercises further than that the sermon was pro.
nOuncCd by the Rev. WIN. Andrews, Of Cornwall.
Tennessee eitctiOn.-Thc election In Tennessee for
members Of congress was held the second week in
August. Partial returns only are rs yet received
John Blair s re.elected-JRmes StNndiCer elected in
pNce off. G. MIchel-T.uke Lee 10 reelected In the
Knoxville diS,rict by majority Of only 2l7 votes, the
canvass being for Mr. L. 47I3 and for Mr.. Arnold,
decided Ont.JNcksonian, 4496. Ths looks very like
'oppUgnNton' even In the Presidents own state.
In addition we learn TINT Messrs. DcshO, Bell md
Polk have been reelected from Tennessee.
North C0roiiaa.-Jcsse Spalsht has been elected
in the dstric, lately represented by Mr. Bryan, decl.
ned. MeSSrs. Aston, Carson, Shepherd, md Conner
have been reelected; and Gabriel Holiness former
Governor, reelected over Gen. DNdlcy.
AIabam0.--Tranos w. Armstrong, n pro,ogce of
Gen. jackson, 10 elected In the southern dis,rc, of
this stateso says tho National Intclgenccr-but our
accounts, Direct state tha. Dixon H. Lewis ia tho sue.
ceesfGl candidates. man, though only about 2S yenrs
ofOge, infinitely moro capable Ofgvng character to
the delegation from that state than NJ. A.
Rhode Istand.-Messrs. Burgess aud Poarce have
been reelected Representatives to Congress from this
state bya great majority, inopposition to the Jackson
candidates, Messrs Eddy and Duriee, formerly mem.
bcrs Of congress.
Gen. William Carroll has boon elected Governor Of
Tennessee, In place Of Gov. Houston, who fed tho
country Inst spring, and sought refuge among ono Of
tho western Indian Tribes Gen. Carroll held the Of
fee for four years previous 10 Gov Houston but by
provision oftho constitution Of Tennessee, person
can hold tho Office more than two terms IN succession.
Farmers B0nk at BslchsrtoWn.-Tho Albany Ad.
vcr,ser Of last week contains an extract from letter
written by gentleman Of Belcherown to HE friend
In tim. city, which represents the failure Of that bank
rs very bNd one. He says-"it may DO hettcr than
tWu Eukle ADMIN w N0WsuwVeU1 tOt " UWWUOt WeU Oe
worse. There Ia lNrgc amount In circulation, and
only quarter Of tho capital has been paid In.
Some other accounts represent lie affairs In rather
more favorable light.
u" A paper up on tho Connecticut river, In Mas.
saehuSeus, nominales the Hon. John Mclean 40 tho
successor Of President jackson. Wait little. Dom.
bring too many candidates into tho field At this earIy
day. We must keep an eye upon our old Kentucky
friend
u 10 stated thNt the supposed challenge of.ho Rev.
Mr.. M'Calla 70 q publo dispuNiion with Miss Frances
Wright, turns out to DO fabrication. No such chal.
lenge has passed-aIihough Miss WIS letter, accept.
Ing the challenge Of the hoaxer, was genuine.
We learn by the Hartford Times that tho Norwich
Republican and Sioning.on Telegraph have been uni.
ted n, Norwich Theunited paper will probably sup.
port tho prescn. administration, "rgh. or wrong"
The President Of the United States, md sUte land.
ed a, the Rip Raps, in Virginia. on tho 2ls, August
whero the President will remain until HE strength DO
somewhat recruited.
PoR THE LITcRYIELD ENQUIRER.
LiIchfelR Coainfu Ybnlfernnee Eon;ekh