Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-26

T The Superior Court for this county. Ju,lve Ts,s. SELL presiding, commenced its term ia this vaee on Tuesday of last week, and is still in session. The criminal calendar was taken mp yesterday, and will probably occupy the Court for nearly week.
 " No foreign news this week. A vessel arrived at Boston, having Jeff Liverpool six days later than any previous arriving tn tho United States, but 'De captain brought papers. Another vessel has arrived at New-York, and one at Portsmouth, N. H.. bringing letters from Liverpool to the llth July, but TO papers. Intelligence doubt brought Of a considerable rise in the price of flour, purchases in New-York were immediately made to a large extent. The New-York Daily Advertiser of Monday says:- "We stated that very extensive purchases of Flour were made in this market on Friday. We find on in. q"ry that upwards Of 10000 barrels were bought up The public on Saturday forcaoon were without any advices, notwithstanding the arrival at POrtsmouh.-
 e, however, generally believed, that private letters have been received by that arrival, which have ena. bed few persons by of the inelIgenc to spc culae the narkC It is reasonable to suppose that orders have also been South, for the same object On Saturday, the holders, generally, held nour about % cents higher than tho previous day, but there appeared no disposition to purchase at advance"
 Knapp's Trial, mud onciction-Tmmedintcly after the jury is former trial of J. F. Knapp came into Court, disagreeing. another impan neIIed and the trial proceeded. The same witnesses were exa- mined the second the first trial, and, except few additional circumstances against the prisoner the testimony um0Gnted to the same. The investigation. and the addresses of the counsel occupied five days, when on Friday at o'clock the was given to the jury under the charge of the judges On Friday eve. ming, at o'clock, says the Boston Pariot the jury returned into Court srith uerdict cf GUILTY. The prisoner received it with the utmost unconcern." On Saturday he was sentenced.
 The trial of Joseph J. Knapp and George Grown. i"shield, it is said will be postponed until fa in con- sequence of the Judges being obliged to go into the wester" part ot the early in September 10 hold their courts.
 Believing most fully in the justice of tue result of ,he trial Of Knapp at Salem, we are gra'ed to learn will pave the way for trial oi the others concerned in the murder of Mir. White, at least acressores.- Had the principal escaped, the accessories must of course have been discharged. There is something 90 shOtkingly atrocious in the murder with which they are charged, the transaction greatly aggrava. ted beyond ordinary cases Of the same crime, that these men had been set at large, 1t would seem that must have been dangerous to live in a neghborhood where they resided, and where they were at liberty. For the honor of human nature, believe the annals Or crime produce few instances of such cold. hlooasd, mcrcenary, and 6end.like conduc!, as was manifested to the destruction of the life of this Iecta6le old gensleman.-N. Y. AdU.
 Several different editions of the first trial Of John Francs Knapp for the murder Of Capt. White at Sa. lcm, nave already been published at Salem and Bos tUn. One copy comprises upwards of 100 pages small 'ype-Others 40 50, and 60 pages. Large editions of each have been printed and snld. Besides these the Boston papers filled with more summary s,ate- ments of the testimony.
 Sirth Brisade.-We understand that orders have been issued by tue Drgmer General of this Brigade, n pursuance oF which the Reviews of the several Re- gn,ents will he follows: l2th Regiment, n. a.Woodhury, Sept. IA. l6lh do. at LitchGed, Sept. IS. 2lH do. & 3d regt. Cavalry, at WinSed, l6.
 18th do. at Canaan, Sept. 17. Keufuckv Election --ComDlete returns are nOf vet