Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-21

dence of the increase of the irade of Albany. On Tuesday, there were lying Rt the w'arVes, two hun- dred and thirty sail OSVessels: large number of which were eastern vessels. T
 Sm0H A0air.-A pamphlet has been published in N York, developing the project of establishing rail road of 1000 mesin length and to be constructed at an expense 900 to $l5OOO 600 from the Hud to she junction ofthe Mississippi at Rock river.
 Ndssas AaR.--It is nearly one hundred years since tine College at Princeton was founded; and yet inc stance of death has been known to OccuV among the students while connected with the College.
 General Econ.-The New-York Courier, contains the following extract of letter from gentleman in Washington, dated April 2ath, 1899 ;-''I was told by the Secretary ot War Ihs morning, tla. he had yesterday ny order of the President, relieved Gene ral Scott from his sUspension, ad granted hun ur- Iough until December next"
 The AlLany Times and Literary Writer closed it's brief existence on Saturday last. The complaint-- want of patronage--6y no means a new disease.
 Sonse citizens of Tren,on, N. J. Gorcby prevented the carrier of the U. s. malt from transporting it through that place on Sunday the 18th uIi. Their in tention said to be, to test the constitutional power of the United States to send mail on the Sabbath through ;he territory of State tlat has recognized in its constitution the saDcty of of tune In this view the persecution of these citizens will be important as it will be likely to settle the conssitn- tonaity of the gener al post-ofice law-Am. Ado.
 Nr.D DuR Green is striving with all his 1nig" to drive President Adams out of Washington. 1t would seem as if his presence considered aisOrt of silent re- bake upon the proceedings of the present Adminis- tration.-D.
 A volume of sermons by Bishop Grswold is about to be published. Professor Upham, of Bowdon Col lege, has published a work entitled, Ratio Disci. piinse, or the Constitution of the Congregato nal churches"
 Upon the intelligence Cf Gen. Jackson's election to the Presidency the city of Mexico was illuminated and public rejocings took place throughout the Ke- public.
 The body ofa man by the uame of Bus'crs' was found lately in Jaffrey, N. H.-he having per'shed in the snow.storms of March last. Search was made for him at the time without success, but on the disap pearance of the snow, he found iH sitting pos ture with rum bottle by his side!
 The Hon. Jeremiah G. Brainard has resigned the office of Mayor of the city of New-LondOn, Conn.,, which he had held for than twentythree years. The city has voted to petition the Legislature to limit the term of this office to three years; and have elec- ted the Hon. Elias Perkins to the vacancy by large majority.
 Gov. Derbigny, of Louisiana, has commuted the punishment ofa man named Gayarre, who was con- vc,ed of murdering his own mother-in-law with his own offspring at the time in her arms. This act has drawn down upon him the strongest reproduction of the press of that State. He Is warned of the fate of Ii. s. sks,Ae ehA nf nf Gayarrs was commused, because his connexions were influential and respectable.
 Philip Thompson, Of Kentucky, lately member of Congress, who was said have been tilled in duel, is not dead. He appears to have been wounded, but had recovered.
 MARRIED,
 In Hartford, Mr Ovrin Tyler. of Oxford, N. Y: to Miss Nancy Bliss; MT. Harmon Wilcox to Miss Ma ria Francis, both of Windsor; Mr. Elisha Moore, to Mss Gas,.a Phsp' So,S Gs Hsd'o af Hartford, to Miss Amelia Skinner, of the former place. -,
 In Farmingtop, Hiram Denio. Esq. of Usica, N. Y. Co Mics Ann H. daughter of Hcn. Timothy Pnkin.
 In Westield, Me. Mr. John B: EIdridge, Editor of the Connecticut Centinel, New-LoNdOn, to Miss Sa- rah Mathcr, of the former place. DIED,
 In this town, on the l7h inst of consumption, Miss Ii In Hartiord, Michael olcot, Esq Quarter Master General of the Militia of this State, aged Miss Jane Smith, 20, daughter of Capt. Luther Smith, In Wethers6eld, Mr yustus Bulkley, 76. In Middletown, Mr Wm H. Paine, 20. son of Hon. Edward Paine, of Georgia. and member of the A. L. s. and M. Academy Mr Andrew Lyman, S5.
 In Southeast, Rev. Abraham o. Stansbury, 63, for formerly minister in New-F Fairfield: ..
 In Northampton, Mass. Elijah H. MiIs' Esq. late Senator in Congress from that state. Drowned in Connecticut River, at Wethers6eld. May lss, Mr Eli Lambert, of East Windsor, A Ju- la Bisse, l4 daughter of Chester Bissel of Gias- on, of Glasteahury. These t'ree persons met their melancholy end by the Overturning of boat. The bodies of the two first named have since been found, but the daughter of Mr. Tryon has not been obtain ed.... CoMSGaG.