Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
GENERAL stjm,iARy.
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ss'''-" 'h'n the last two days, 1I5 passen gers have arrived in the HOrace iom Lsverpoo; i7s m the Erie, from HaVre 1s5 in the Camillus, from Greenock lS9 in the Ulster, from Derry; I46 in the James Perkins, from Liverpool; l45 in the Splendid, and OS in the Wade, from Newcastle lOOO passengers in 48 hours. Some of these passengers nave something to begin the world with in a new country but most ofthem very poor, and sent a. way ny the Parishes This it is true, is not the class ot em'granls we require, but we do not know how to prevent tt; for while communication of one dollar per head paid by Captain they will bring them out and 'n short time poor rates will suffer- and in addi- ton iO those of our own, whom are bound to sup port, we shall have to support heavy foreign poor. For persons Oi reasonable age, who are healthy, and willing to work, this country is undoubtedly the asylum. But then they not continue in cities i; they must go into the country and seek employment in farms and villages. Money is not actually required i; health. temperance and industry, are equivalents to money and will go far n producing the comforts of ife.--M r. Eng. @
 l" the course of Saturday, in various parts of Phil adepha, several persons died suddcnly and several others were violently, though fatally attacked ; some immediately after drinking cold water and ot- CTS from the effects of the heat alone.
 F The Anbarn Republican says: A judgment for $25 was obtained before Esquire Wait, on Thursday, ia Conquesi, against Col. Wetherell, and like a-
 mount against of his assistants under the statute against co,aon showmen, for exhibiting the show or farce of Freemasonry. Exceptions were taken to parts the proceedings, and it win probably go before higher court"
 Dyseatery.-A writer in the Daily Advertiser says dA n. be that boiled milk thckened with little wheat flour, is almost certain cure in all common cases, for dys- cntery. It may be taken with safety in any of the disease and repeated untila is effected. The writer has had pretty numerous family for than
 fifteen years, and recommends this simple convenient remedy, from known and long-tried experence.'' The London Herald states, that by documents in the Library at Stow, the author of Junius had been discovered. Lord Temple who was killed by fall from hsorse in 775 is said have been the person.
 The Charleston Gazette says, that in consequence of fne of $2O having been exacted of postmaster, who delayed the mail longer than was proper, he has since been most puBctual in his duty.
 Highly Inpoytant.-G GeneraI, Webster, who was appointed by the Marshal of this State to assist in king tine Census, has been driven back and compelled to desst from the performance oi his duty that por- tion of our territory to which the British have just their claims The aathoriles of New Brunswick have extended their jurisdiction this territory, and are informed that Proclamation was published ior- bidding ihe inhabitants to give in the,r census and Gen. ". was threatened with an arrest in case he proceeded further in carrying into effect of the Jaws of the United States. He has returned to lay the subject before the Marshal, who will, doubt, with his usual prOptiude acquaint he Secretary of State with this high handed measure of the ColOnisis, and ac, under his instructions. He. Patriot.
 Letters from Augusta, Ga. dated July Doth, say that ts city had been in commotion that day in con- sequence of forgeries to a large amount which had ust been discovered. It is stated that N. L. Sturgs a merchant of that place, had made free use of the names oftwo gentlemen who had been accustomed to assist with their endorsements. The amoVnl of $2O,0OO had already come to light. Sturgis had ab seconded. & sE.FF & tEs
 The Nashville Republican states that the City Hotel of that place, which destroyed by fire about the middle of June, is in fair way be rebuilt in a few months. .t s. .... ,.sF .s
 Pioneer Stsges.-We understand that the proprie- tors of ss Line of Stages have sold their stock the owners of the Old Lines and discc cn,iaued their 0peraii0ne-BuUWO 10Ss
 An old revolutionary soldier, named John L. M'- Donald, aged 1O3 years, found on Thursday last wandering n the streets, destitute ofmeans of support He was brought to ahe commissioners of the Aims house, who are about to take care of him.
 Ninety .eight disorderly persons were taken up in the vicinity of the Five Points, New-York, between l2 and o'clock on Sunday morning, ny the watch- men headed by Alderman Strong and Mr. Sparks, of whom 6f,y..hree were committed to bridewell for ex animation.
 The editor ofthe Boston Courier has had live alli gator sent him as present from Charleston, s. c.. He he alIiga,or) is foe nulli6casien and thinks the U0ion ought io be dissolved.
 An attempt was made to enter the United States Bank at Buffalo, on Sunday night of last week. The Porter who sleeps in the Bank, in the act of un. locking the door go in about o'clock, when man who was lying concealed near the steps aimed a blow at hs bead with club, which the porter a. yOided, and the villain fled.
 The Savannah Georgian, of July 24th, mentions that the crops have been greatly inured on the way between that place and New Orleans, in some places entirely desroyed, and in o.hegs from haftO two thirds. In the Indian country aeonsderabIs scarcity is felt. A
 Signs is Okio.-In the 6rsi Congressional district ia Ohio, ths Jackson party had meeting, and nom naied Mir. D. Wade, a gentleman who had heretofore supported Gen. JacksOa, suitable person to rep
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