Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-18

Commissioners t0 Turkey, arrived ast evening in the brig Phoebe Ana, from Smyrna, bringing with him sn important Commercial Treaty negotiated by him al Consastinopls with Ghs Sublime Porte, which we u0- deTssand s highly favorable to this country. This is the first reaiysVer negotiated between the two Gov er"ments. Mr. R. speaks in the highest terms of the treatment he received from that government and the friendly disposition manifested towards this country
 Mir. Rhind has brought out with him four elegant Arabian Horses, which he obtained at ConsiantinO- ple.-M. r. Daily Adp.
 ErecsstiOn-Agreeahlet to his sentence, James Grey was executed al Batavia Friday last. He is said to have declared upon ihe gaOws that he did not will fully or intentionally murder Davis. From 10 10 l5- 900 persons were present to witness the spectacle.
 ~ r. Daily Ado.
 man has been 6ned in Pittsburg. Penn. $2O for horswhpping, so as to draw blood, Mrs. Ann Royal The defendant anti-maSon. The Statesman says the defendan pleaded guilty the charge; but 1t was insisted by his conHcl, Mr. LOwrc, that the penalty ought to be light-merey nominal fine, owing the bad character of the prosecurix in particular because of her abuse of the An,i-Masons.
 YALE CoLLEcE.-The prospects of this venerable insti,u,ion still continue to brighten. Notwi,hstand-
 
 number of pupils. Ninety young men have joined the Freshman class, aud about 30 have entered the advanced classes-making about l20 in the whole who have joined the institution this fall. The large number of pupils confded to their is the best knowledgment of the value, in the public opinion, of the services, and of the proper management Of the Faculty.-N. Hauen Ado.
 Ihe Rond to RMin.-In his late speech at Quincy Hai Mir. Webster, commenting on the Veto Message, said, "he knew road that the administration would call national. All roads tn some degree local ; they particular territory, and connected particular districts No road every State, no road ran every where. except'-" The road to ru- i"," tin,erpoated Mr. Otis)-"Me road Co ruin !'' thundered Mr. Webster, "and that," dropping his voice, " is the administration road.''
 Matthew Harvey, present Governor Of New Hamp- shire, been appointed by the President be Judge of the United Statea for the District of Ncw.Hamt- shire, in place of John s. Sherburne, deceased.
 Thanksgiving Cheer.-Raisins are sine qua nOs in celebrating w-Engiand Thanksgiving. These annual festivals approach and since the st inst there have been received by five vessels from Malaga, 76l4 casks 600 half casks, 439 quarter casks 7772 boxes l766 half boxes, and 745 quarter boxes raisns; and more are expected.-Patriot.
 Lamd.-A late number of the Illinois Integencer is isaccompanied by extra of thiriytwo pages con. tainng lisa of almost eight thousand tracts of land in that State, upon which the taxes due and paid, principally owned by residents of other states Should the taxes, interests and costs remain unpaid, says the Inteigencer, he land described, or much of such tract as will hiring the of and costs L. al,n nAavn nf al the Audtor's office n that town. The lands thus sold canbe redeemed any time within two years. by pay ing into the Treasury double the amount of the mono! for which they were sold. Lands owned by heirs, . the ,me of sale may be deemed at any time before h expiration Of one year from the time the youngest 0 said heirs shall become Of age.
 Somh Caroima.-GeOrge M'Dufis, Wa. D. Mar tin, James Blair, and Robert W. Barnwell, are re- elected to Congress, without much opposition. Tho mas R. Mitchell, the Anti Convention candidate, has been elected oyer John Campbell, thc present mem Der.
 Perjwy.-Judge Bay, of South Carolina, has det j.. ded at Chambers on an application for the discharge of one Nicholas accused of perjury, that the statutes of that State do not declare false swearing elections to be perjury; and that such false caring is no at common law an indictable offence it s falling within any of the definitions of the crime of perjury He therefore discharged the accused who was brough betcrs him 6y q habess corpus.
 Supposed Mmrder.-Last month a dead body wal found floating down the Ohio, about 4l-2 miles above Flint Island. It was taken out on the Kentucky side Meade County, and an inquess called to examine it who were of opinion iha, he had been murdcred.- From his dress and appearance he was supposed t have been a sailor. &l36 s7 cents were found ih body. The corpse inferred at the residence 0 Hiram Boone Esq. in whose possession the residue Q the money tafier paying expenses) was Jeff.
 Louisville (ky.) Adu.
 Distyessing Occsrrence.-A man by she name o K"ox, who was moving to Michigan with his father mother brother, wife, and two children jumped hoard from the Chief Justice Marshal, while she wal landing at Catsk I on "Wednesday morning. He is s"p posed to have been asleep. His family is left withou a far,hing-she deceased having all his money in hi pocket. The body had not been found
 A lad named Cheney, who short time since assault te, another boy of,he of Partridge aRd beat him until he supposed him dead and then robbed him o his watch, and some other valuahIes, was tried before the Supreme Judicial Court at Dedham on Thursday and yesterday morung the Jury returned verdict O Guilty. His sentence, we learn was Death.
 Northampton Gazeste. A dark dayin Quebec.-At Quebec the morning O the 28,h of October. singuiariy obscure. It wa dark to such degree at o'clock that many person. ius, awakened from sIumbers prolonged by the dark