Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-11
GENERAL SUMMARY.
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(sELECTED.
 Wilson, the mail robber, has been sentenced a, Philadelphia to ten years Imprisonment.
 Our Extraordinary MiHister.-lt is even as we ex. psc.ed with Mir. Randolph-aay, a is much worso than predicted when Geo. Jackson and Mr. Secre. tasy Van BureO in their wisdom, resolved upon send ing him 10 disgrace the American name in Europe. The article published n this paper short time since, from the Journal of Commerce, did DO, reveal hal! the truth. Every American in St. Petersburg has been made ao blush for his country. The American Minister was grossly Intoxicated day afev day. When the oreg" Ministers as the Russian capital called hs lodgings, and sent their cards up to him. he tore them to pieces tn rage, betore their servants de. carng that he would have no such ormalities--thal when he wished Co them, he would el them know. He refused 10 receive note from Prince Lieven the principal Minister of State, and sent the messenger back with it. Upon this the Americana there inter. posed aud by representing to the cIownish minister that would be direct nsui the emperor, he was induced to send after and recall the courier. The Americans there, boarding at the same house, 6nally resolved to send representation of his conduct to our government; but this became unnecessary, Gs r Randolph suddenly dtmanded his passpOrts aud took
 
 ,hen s beautiful expenditure of eighteen thousand dollars Of the peoples money, by way of Reform.-- We hope Mr. Secretary Van Burcn will not fail to come down to Norfolk on his return, and welcome him hoM.e!-N. Y. Spect.
 It s stated that orders have been given by the Ma. " Department ,o fit out the sloops of war Falmouth aud Vncsnnes immediately Er service. It is under- stood that the igales Potomac at Norfolk, and Con. st,u,ion at Boston. undergoing repairs preparato " to being put in commission.
 PeRRsylUania Eiection.-The political changes in Pennsylvania have been very great during the Inst year, the elections clearly show-and in every in. stance against the administration. At the ass election of members of Congress, such was the strength of Jackson in that State, that only one AntI-JacksoD membss was elected. At the election NINE ADt.Ja Jackson nesnbsFs have certainly been elected and some accounts say ELEvEN. AM those members ,ernal Improvements, have been lsf at home, and those aiso who voted sustain the cruel policy ol Georgia aud the present cabinet against the Indians In one district which sent Jackson member las. year, the people have elected friend of Clay by up- wards of l4O0 msjori'y.-N. Y. Epect.
 Lssheppy Epsns.-Oa Saturday evening, the 18th inst. about o'clock, man by ihs name of Parker. living tn Milford, bsng dssrous to cross over the premises of his neighbor twho was unwilling he should) to his owN and attempted drive his team and through the barn yard Of the latter, he iOrbdden and resisted by the woman of the house, wl,o was at the time milking in the yard. The man backed out his cart, and then attempted to tn another place, but equally obnoxious to the old lady. who was s resis.sd and vocerously called to her son-in-law, who n near the barn, to come .o her assistance. Johnson, the son.in.law, excited by her violent oucry, seized club and went infaria ted sowards Parker, who in.ent upon his purpose o passing, whatever might be the consequence, paid heed to the woman nor her son. Parker was iO th' act of pung down the bars Of fence, through wbic his intended course led, when Johnson struck hin across bis head with the club, and repeated the blow His skull was fractured. and of which wouad he die, in fsw hours.-The psrpetrntor committed tt prison n this town, to await the retributions of thu law.-A~hera w. H.) Cabinet.
 EorliRg. Green, Ky, Ocs. s.-Gsorge Tobin, o Breckenridge county, was shot dead few days since on the highway, by B. Massinsy, who has been sriss by au examining court and acquitted. The Harrisburg (Pa.) Republican oi Saturday says, that man named Young has been arrested ,here on a charge of having murdered girl manned M'IIroy. Her body was discovered without ,hs head, which, tt appeared had been completely sev | cred. A rheumatic fever, pronounced hy the physicianst be she celebrated Dengus of 1893. has made 'ss ap psarance in Baton Rouge. |" Louisiana. Several per sons have been suddenly taken sick wiih it.
 Fvr. at Ashens, (Geot 1.-The Augusta papers coa sais le,,srs from As.ens which mention ihaa the our story Collegiate edce in that place. was sosaIi destroyed Ly fire ou Saturday ~orning last The val saLle Library, and a Dumber Of costly inssrument' coansc,ed with the departments of Mathematics as astrouomy which were n the third story ot ihe bu'lt isg were also loss. It said 70 part of the PFoper' l was insured.
 Paris vaper states that Gen. Lafaystse has n c.;v.a .ore ,hao 5000 private letters. and opwart of oo OoO le,ters on public bUsiness, most of the fo. oseer. and soldiers sR rsfraiss, which remaiHs ,....wer.A. To answer ahe letters as they arris da;,v would s s said, require ten or twelve Secret ries.
 AvsdIar disappeaseds suddenly nsar Maunch Chun Pa. and was never found. tOugh diligently sought bv his rela,ions 4 few days since, tavsTn-keePe ia that asighbovAOod was charged by h's wise' 'n auarrel, with having msFdeFed the missing man' The ,assrn.kssper snd his wife have bsen put in prism.
 Il, Ia s,a,ed in ,ke Cincinnati American, that ArtAr T,uvnnm. Eau of Nsw. Y0Vk, hes mado donaaioR e9OO eco Co shs Lane Seminary, PEosby'erian IHS lsusiOs OG Cincinnati.