Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-17
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

By the packet ships DeBahm, and Formo. ga, arrived yesterday morning from Havre, We received Paris papers to the 10th and Havre to the l Ith ut.
 RumOrs had been circulated of anticipated changes in the French ministry but they had not been cOrroborated by any event at our last dates. The Kings birth day (NOv. 4th) had been assigned by the reports as the peri. O1 for these changes. %
 A letter, under date of fConstantnople, 10th Oct. says that, although the ratification Of the anOpie, on the 10th Sept. was sent to Con. slantinOplr, difficulties have arisen on certain points, which have caused the sending Of sev. eral Russian officers to be dispatched thither. The principal of these points are, the demand of rclinQUisament to the Russians of the for tress Of GiurgevO, on the left Oc the Danube |; the firmans relating to the union of the six provinces with Servia and the position of Mustapha, pacha of Scutari, with his corps, near Philipopolis, who menances the Russians at Adrianopie. The Porte, it is declared, had given the most explicit orders, and the most satisfactory explanations on these sub jects and that the difficulties would be re- moved. It is affirmed that the immediate re- suits of the pacifcation would he the release of the Russian prisoners, and their restoration
  vessels; the evacuation of Enos by the Rus sians, and the raising of the Blockade of the Dardanelles.
 About 100 vessels of different nations, but principally Austrian, under favor of fair wind, had set sail for Odessa, and a number Of others had entered. Admiral Malcolm arr rived at COnstantinople On the 7th, tn a cutter; and was received by the Sultan with dlstin- guished honor. He was going, tn few days, back near to the nardanelles while the French frigate rArmide, with Gen. Guieni. not on board, was preparing to sail for the Mediterranean and TOulon.
 The Nuremburg Correspondent contains a report, that the Turks had massacred 800 Russians in village near Adrianople.
 The French Agent, appointed to reside in China, had been recognized.
 Austria has effected loan with Rothschild, Geymuller and other houses, below five per cent. without applying tO England or Hul- land which is considered an intimation of pacific prospects in the East. Constantine. ple was perfectly quiet on the llth of Octo- - ber. Adrianople was expected to be evacu- ated by the middle of November.
 POIsoNING AT MAOEIRA.-By late intelii. gence from this island, tt appears that the Gop- e5n0r aud other Migmlite authoritirs, kno,cing tAot the 18th regiment cf 1.tantry ,cos inclined to constitution0iisn., bribed the Commissioner srhO ,cas charged ,cith furnishing brcGd to Me troops. to poison the bread for thGt regiment < Hundred soldiers felt immediately the effects of the poison, 0nd ,cere carried 10 the hospit0l.-T 3He ne,cs spreod-the remainder cf the regiment rebeLlei, Gnd arrested the Commissioner. Ine ed of in fantry aud tAe artillery Irciments rather attoched to Don MigueIJ unerpectedlv fook the side cf the lSh. On Me 26th, he troops beseged the patace cf the GOrernor. in or der to arrtst q MGjor supposed to De concerned in the transaction, but he escaped on board q corvette. IHe greatest con fusion prevails. N is erpected that the reroited troops irH proclaim Donna Maria 1T. 1t is supposed hhat this at- tempt ,cas committed by order of the oid Queen and her son Don MigWei. NY. Obs. TlGERs IN T.OUlsIANA.-E.0St sceek. savs q Jackson Lou paper cf October l7th, ,rhiie some negroes ,rere engaged in picking out cotton n q. .G M near Thompson's creek, about sir or seren miles belop this ptace, thry ,c,re suddenly sHrprissd by q tigress teaping into the field and seizing q dog. IHe negroes, not a,care of their own danger. repaired to tue assistance of their dog, ,rhen q terrible bdttie ensued-more dogs came {; not'eithstanai"g the tigress 'could havs made q dreadful huroc among them, ifa Span. iard firing near the scene of baitie, iad mof in- ferposed-,riih Knife m hand. he boldly enga- grd Me .ferocioas Gnimdi-he received spueral se- tere uOunds aud the tigress had him do,cn, and > ,rould hare conquered him, had not the negroes succeeded tn thrusting large stick in the mouth Of the tigress, and held her until q gun ,cas brought, ,rhen sue mas shot. She measures se- q~n feet aud a hd!f from Me nose to the end ofthe toil. The male mus seen ofte -tcards in fhe neighbOring ,coOds-hs appeared much lar- ger than the tigress. H is sOm,,chat strange, indeed, that those animals should De travelling in this section cf the country. H is probable that tkey hdre emigrated from South America by the truy of Mrrico, Teras, OpeiousGs. and crossed the Mississippi near the mouth of False Sirer. Some tiCo or three gears ago, q tiger ,cas killed on the hills cf Russeluille, in the imtcricr ef fKentucky.-ib.
 young man, servant tn the Franklin House, call ihg himself Patrick Shannon, was brought into the Police Office on Friday morning, charged with having taken money. different times, from the drawer in the bar of the Hotel I appears that the barkceper had often missed money from the drawer but no suspicion rested upon any one, until yesterday morning. when eleven dollars gone, and some circumstances n- duccd Mr. Seymour to send for Mir. B. ]. Hayes to look into the matter. He came and conducted the accused before Justice HopSon, who, on causing him
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