Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-03


 from the haHdS Of Geo, MNaoN, Na MlAerVN ppFNag
 armed from tho hFNlA or JNplter 2, These who wish
 some eS!enseM, but are not wiling to depart from the to Ihls sentiment, which, after IormCr speech, OCca. stoned some surprise, This party is considerable iR point oI number, but much less, we believe, than majority. ,. Those who go beyond taHd, and desire Co give every man N vote who being clllGen resident toF certain time before he offers to vote, M addition rAys his share oC State tax, This party we are OI opinion Is the strongest, and were we to hazard a conjecture, would be that the Convention will settle down upon iis opinions. l. ThOse who wish lO give every citizen, CcsiteM 0r ceIlOin time, bearing sullEage."
 The New.York Enquirer iNlima,cs that the Hon, Daniel Webster, of Boston, is about to lOkU up his residence tn New.YOrk; and the mere suggestion creates no little auuerNe there as well as elsewhere among the exclusive Jackson folks. They fear his power aud influence.
 The editor ofthe New. w.London Ccntinel denies that ho was ever any thing but true JncksonhH---says the wicked Adams folks want m ruin him by charging him with once hciNg one OG their number. What heavy charge! Cry persecution, my dear fellow, and perhaps the President, or Mr. Van Buren, or Duir Green, will provide for you.
 We have seen n specimen number ofa new weekly paper published n New. York, called ",hc Consela. ,iOn" 1t s edited by the late editor or tho Berkshire American, Dr. Green, aud is well Red with light, in. ,eres,ing miscellany. Ter,ns, $3 per aWnum.
 The Canal of Intelligence, N Norwich, devoted to An.masony and all that sor, of thing, has been dis. continued, and n new paper commenced under the title Of the Norwich Spec,a,or-,o be pWblished by the late publisher of tho CNNnl tn association with Park Benjamin, late of Hartford.
 A now semi.moHthly publication, entitled "Thc Es. sNys,, has just appeared in Boston, edited by G. W, Light. lt is intended as medium for the essays or young writers.
 A new monthly publication, from the press Of Put. nam & Hunt, also of Boston, is sbout Co be commen. ced. It is to be called the "Classcal Journal and Scholars Album," to he devoted to the dissemination of information particularly interesting to tho s,udous youth.
 Sam Patch.-lt is stated in the Geneva Chronicle that the body oC this unfortunate fellow has al length been found. It was examined by several physicians who reported that rupture ot blood vessel had m ken place, caused by the sudden chill of the a,mos phsre through which he passed to the water. Another account ssN,es that when he picked Up, both his shoulders were found to be dislocnlod. This Is about the amount of all the information received of him since he was drowned.
 rr To Mr. Coleman, editor of tho Southern Advo. cate, at Huntsville, we are ever willing to extend the naked hand ol friendship. We have known him long ness and independence. BU, tn his remarks upon the result oi the congressional election, wo thought we perceived evidences that hc wns departing from his ancient tAth' ifhowcVcr he can reconcile i' 10 lis en InAw in ,n Capt. Dayis-if he chooses to support Gen. Jackson insiend of Mr. Adams Mr. Clay, tor are aware that neither OC them was his choice i've are not dis posed to quarrel with him for so doing. We do "ot Mr. Coleman, "wince under your charge of ingRti. tude to Alabama" Wo have expcrienced--ana we take pleasure n acknowledging -nOny ac,s of favor vile and it's vicinity; nor do we remember of any preston having ever escaped us which initiates a- gainst this acknowledgment.
 UY We have but word to say to tho stod brute of and cowardice and puppyism of the sccun. drel who penned it. We affixed the mark oC LIAR upon his brow, and in revenge he has recourse to vile personality, 'ha! last resort of such worthless as he Is. We would scorn to use hiS name in our columna, or retort the personality even upon one habitually associated with backlegs and pick pockets.
 We ,rus. our readers here will excuse us for this languageit s such only as the creature for whom Il is intended can understand
 MoI Ro6brry-We arc informed, on the authority ofa passenger who was in the KimbcrOn stage yeser dny morning. that the stage was stopped near the first milestone from the bridge, by three men, one ofthem was above six fee, in height One of the passengers saved his money by secreting in the stage, and an- other preserved gold watch in the same manner.- The thieves took what they could lay their hands on, bound the driver and passengers with their hands be- hind them, ordered them not lO stir pain of death, for quarter of an hour, tied the horses to fence, and went of. The parties robbed were afterwards released by market man. One account mentions 3 passengers: : another only two The mail was plum dered, and the bag left lying in the road. The Post master offers reward of $lOO for the apprehension and conviction ofthe rOgucs.-PhiiG. Chron.
 Distressing Accident.--We are sorry 10 learn tha, melancholy accident occurred yesterday afternoon, at the We'll which the Corporation excavalng, al the corner Oi Thiresnil-ssreet and the Boeery for the purpose of supplying the reservoir for the extin- guishneni of fire. The scatoldng erected in the inc terior of the we'll. gave way, while six of the hands were at wOrA on M and they precipiated to the bottom, three of whom were unfortunately drowned one had his leg brOken and two were saved without injury.-N r. paper.
 Greas Mo,taiity.-We have seen and convcrsed with two gentlemen who Jeff New-Orieans on the 29th ul,. They that they had aud read printed
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