Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-13

OCHGEnI OdCASuup duu StIH ACCbo bOt A'~ greatest respect and esteem, has thrown "tt his allegiance to "the party" It will be rec ollected Ihat Mir. Chiffon few days since said that he was not alone in his change Ofo- piniOn and that time would reveal other | and more important political conversions.
 And yet Another.--Mr. Kincaid. member of Congress from Kentucky. has refused longer to wear the badge of "the greatest and best of men.' Verify the General will have to take severe measures. or bid farewell to glory. We expect orders will soon be issued to shoot all dcserters.
 The editor of the CattskilI Recorder has re- ceived whole loaf of wedding cake with one of his hymeneai notices.
 The House of ofRepresentatives have refused to inquire into the causes of the removals by the President since March, 1929. Similar resolutions in the Senate have been ordered to lie on the table.
 Change of I'one.-The Easton, (Pa.) Ar gus, the paper which first announced MT. Wolf as candidate for governor, now says, that .'Mr. ShuItz was as far superior to George Wolf as Governor of Pennsylvania, as Lehigh Coal is to saso dust"
 A New-Jersey Editor has recently been challenged to fight duel. He says he al- ways settles such difficulties with open and ink" and threatens to put his antagonist in the Rlack sea. The joke of itself ought to ] get an Editor out of a bad scrape.
 | It is reported that information has been communicated to the British Minister at I Washington, that Capt. THOMAS BOLTON FINCH, the present commander of the U. s. ship Vincennes is the legal heir to the title and great estate of the E0rL of Bolton. The report is given in such a shape, that we have no reason to doubt it. The Vincennes was at Canton early in January, to sail in a few days for home, and may be soon exr fed. 1 We are informed that Capt. Finch came to ! this country when he was four years old, and { has risen from an humble station to his pres ent rank in our navy, by the regular gradation of merit.-l4ercantite Ado.
 "THE INDiANs-interesting, terms upon which the Indians have proffered. to sell their land are-one million of dollars. each man to have section of the land west of the Mississippi in fee simple, and to be transport ed to the country allotted them at the expense of our government, and to be supported from the time of their arrival twelve months"
 Natchez Ariel. J An atrocious deed, says the Richmond 1 Whig of April S0th, was committed about 8 o'clock last evening, in this city. A Mrs. l Hayward, in the neighbOrhood of Henrico l Court House. suspecting servant girl, of d. bout IA years of age, of theft, taxed her with l it, aud one word bringing on another, seized 1 butchers knife, and stabbed her to the heart. The girl survived about five minutes, presenting dreadful spectacle to the behold CT. The culprit is in jail.
 ! Interesting Operation. jewcler in Prov dence, R. |. some days since, being engaged in his business, sharp and fine piece ofstrel flew into his eye, and there lodged, suhiecting him-to the most acute pains. He made ap. plication to several medical men, none of whom, considering the delicate nature of the eyeball, dared venture any operation; when loadatone, placed it tO the sufferers eye, and drew out the steel, without injury.
 Ertract of letter dated Washington, April 30.
 "The greatest and best of men" has the poorest memory of any man living. MT. Harris was appoint. ed navy ageMt at Boston the 9th of May, I826, and his office expires the 9th of next month. He voted for the Adams electoral ticket; hut only exercised his elective franchise, without exhibiting any zeal in the controversy. He is admitted by all to be most faithful, upright, and intelligent officer. One part of the Jacksonians, and 1t is presumed the best part H they can be compared with each other, unwilling that so faithful an officer should be prescribed, appointed an agent and him to Washington to intercede for his reappontment. The agent waited on |" the great est and best of men,' and made known to hm fully the character of Mir. Harris, and the object of his mission.r The President approved Of Mr., Harris conduct, both a man, and as an Otticer and gave the agent to understand that Mr. Harris would be nominated. The agent returned to Boston about ten days fortnight since, pleased with the prospect Of having faithful officer retained, although politically opposed. The gentleman informed the President, that unless Mr. Harris should he renominated, the Repubtican would greatly suffer m Boston, and was hypocrGcay answered, that he only desired to obtain good men, and capable. The President, how ever, last week nominated Mir. Broadhead tor Navy Agent at Boston.-N. r. AdU.
 Extract of letter dated Washiagtcn, May 4.
 The Senate organised, at F o'clock, into a high court of mpeachment for the trial of Judge Peck, of the district of Missoer, mpeached by the House oi Representatives for high misdemeanor in office. After the oath was administered by the Vice. Presi- dent to the Senators, the Serjeant-at.Arm by the usual proclamation, commanded silence in court, l while the articles of impeachment were presented by the managers on the part of the grand inquest of the nation. The managers were conducted within the area, in front of the President, and took their Duffe. Judge Spencer, and Mir. Wickliffe. The l Vice President having sgnifed to the managers that the court of impeachment was organized, aud ready exhibited by the House of Representatives against l IlHU VkA aaA adne