Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-09

The EdtaI Dsei-yVo lsxf1Sd some weeks aao, isaI the account of fatal rencpBnier between Dr. JefEFel aud Dr. Smith, wh,ch we published some time last summer, and which has been extensively copied, was a contemplate hoax, played of upon US, and upon the puLc, by some idlo wag, aud about 6ndine Nm Oai We enclosed the original account Ofthe al- fair gentleman of Iberville, in Louisiana, who is acquainIed Hh Dr. Jelries, of the reputed com balaMts; Nnd addressed letter also the Doctor
 10 which he has replied. The result of our inquiries
 leaves a shadow of doub,, that the author IS none other than the valOsOms DOceor himseLf! The letter from which we made up tte account was in his hand writing and he lodged in the post office lherville At the time of publishing the account, had some misgivingsRs s authenticity but these oyerru ed by the 0lusion of the wrer at the dying Doctors request as he said, to m incident in which we are party, and whrh conll have heen known only to him. We did not dream of imposition from such quarter We presume not to divine the motive that prompted the communications but in giving the ,ime of he au lher to the public. are. aciuated by the benev- olcni motive of rescung modest merit from obscuriy readers will doubtless recognize in the chiva rous Docors nd less parsonage .ha the famous Zu- gHsHs 2'on,liscn, who probably eaded tue vigilance of B"l'cer and accompanied his friend Cfotd, to the hospitabe shore of Louisiana, where he has recom- menced the business of terrible accident making with all it's original pahos and skill.-lMobae Register. The following note was found afew mornings since, ] accompanied by infae child in basket, at the door of of the supernendenIs of the Aims house. It has been handed to for publication. We forbear any remarks upon the subject lesr foul of the
 feelings of some whose sensbilities ought to need new excitement: "The unfortunate motlfer of this poor infant is foreigner. Having arrived tn this ! cohntry with large family and since then sho has been left widow without money or friends; she is driven to the necessity of abandoning this little suffer- to public charity t she reclaim and support it. IT the render Of this will have tt conveyed to tho pub lie aims house. w,has much secresy possible, the prayers of hoe that Is ready perish shall upon him."
 Taie of D. D--Th6 western Reserte (Ohioy Sy- nod ut aheir late meeting passed the following ,esoi ton lM view oflhe doubtful authority, whether scrip tura rational by which the honorary title of D. D. is conferred sOme Christian ministers in dstinc- ton from others: aud with tho conviction that the con ferrng of such tiiles honorary distinctions, ia m compatible with the acknowledged parity of standing among Christian ministers; ; and with both the spirit and the letter of the Gospel. Therefore, Resolved That tho Westero Reserve Synod will no longer re- cognize such tides belonging to ministers ohe Cos pei. +a.
 The Dey of Aigicrs has written from Naples Soli- citing annual pension, absolutely necessary for his support The necessity was not thought very pressing as ,e had taken away with him from Agiers 40 millions of franks in gold silver, and jeweIs.-. Fourteen lions a part of the menagrie of the Dev, were embarked Sept. lsf from Algiers for France, nnd fnna al,o If
 Small Por aud Coo Pock.-Mr. Roberts, Phy- zcian of Marseilles has communicated the Nation
 l Institute of France an account of thirteen exper ments made by him. by which he has ascertaned that small pox and varioloid virus mixed with mlk pro- ducss mild disorder. From this he infers that the Small Pox had been caught by the Cows from the hsmaa species and returned by the Vaccine disease.
 Ohio and Erie Canal.-Presperitye ef CieaSeiand.- The cleaveand Herald of the 5ih inst. says, "Near the close of Jaly last, canal opened for navi- gation far Newark distance from this place, by the canal lino, of l76 miles; before that time it open to MassilIon. distance of 66 miles only. The increased business of Cleavcand, since the opening of che ne to Newark has exceeded the aniicpations of the most saugune and limits scarcely be im agined to ts further increase when passing through tho valley Of the Scioto the line shall he open the Ohio. New forwarding companies have been estab- lished and, supply the demand for boa.s the New York canals have seat US, in of the steam ships, many of theirs with master, team andcrew complete, even to the cook maid. The services Of our. mscban.
 cs generally gro in acquisition, a1d command cash New ware houses erecting, and preparations mak.
 ing Cor the erection of otsrs well or and dwelling houses. A large steam Touring mill will go into operaiion in January. ..@
 1t is proposed sO construct lateral Tail-road from the BaIt;more and Ohio raiI-road, to the city of Washington. The cost is estimated at about $780, 900.
 ! More Mmrder as Salem.-Thomas l.. Boynton, of Salem. was on Tuesday and Wednesday examined before Justice Savage in that town, on charge of having assaulted his wife with the intent to murder, ] and was ordered tO recognize in the sum of $780, with surety to the amount, for his appearance to answer the charge at the Supreme Court in April next Mrs. Boynon died on Thursday last. after few days illness.
 Major Henry Lee, the rejected and recalled Consul General at Algiers, is his return to the United States He brings with hm, said, treasures to an
 immense amosni. deposited with hiin for sats kseping by wealthy Algernes, during the siege of the city, By his commissions, and by falling heir to the killed, wounded and missing, he has. according to report, | a,uasscd An immense Iortune.-Bost. PaLiadi9~. Dyiper's Fsnd-There are supposed to be 5000