Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18

"Gsmlsmea - entertain deep senso of the wish ot which ta belgc Congress has made you the inter preters. This mark of eOnfdshce is t0 me Ihe mora naaer'ng, as wAs not sought for on my part. Human deslinies do n0i present more noble and more useful task than taa of being called to maintain the independence Rid c6Dsodate the liberties of R nailon. mission of such high himportanes can alone determine me to abandon Independent position ,and to separate myself from country Co which have been atached hy ties and recOlectiOnslh the sacred, and winch has given me % many Proob ofils beneyoeRCe and synpashy.
 "I accept then, gentlemen, the offer which you make me- being ,understOod that tt will belong 10 the Congress Of the National Representatives 10 a. dOpt the measured which can alone constitute the new stale, RRd thus for it the recognition of the Eu. Topean Powers. is thus that the Congress will give and Of eossecratinr to s GsiI:bei"g ana pr"ssri'v the relations which have formed in cO1nlries whose friendship essential to h and to secure it, as much as depends upon my cs-OPsra'cn. a9 independsn aad Such (aays the Herald is the result of eight or nine months of continued negocialion-of confsrcnces at which not only the ordinary ambassadors of the great Powers now in London assisted but extraordinary en- voys, sent for this special objectof protocols than might have ereconsTuciedth the political system Ofa discussions in three four legislative as- semblies and oftwo national depulations in search of Sovereign" to the two first capitals of Europe.
 French Elecfions.-It has been stated in London by person of high rank, who is known to possess the best means of Information that the French elections will go much against the Ministers, and that M Cas-
 
 to the liberal party retire from office. The eral party demands: 1s The full execution ofstlse plans of July. as promised by M. Lafayette 2d Pe d.niina- ton by third a. ieas of the enornous civil list appropriated to the King. 3d. declaration iO favor of the Poles, and cordial alliaace with Belgian.
 Cholera Afor6ss-The Edinburg Conrant aays:-- The mortality ofihe choerl-morbus we understand, very great on hoard the vessels coming from Rga. letter was received in Leith day or two ago from the master Of vessel belonging that port dated the Sound Jane IA in which he staies that the account oftie loss of life from cholera in athe ships that rived from the Russian pors, was most melancholy One vessel from Riga had reached the Sound, all the crew of which had died except two. "
 A letter from Riga, dated June 16. says :-" The. cholera is raging at Mitaa in almost equal degree as With Us; still they keep tip strict quarantine the Livohian borders, and yet there have been bat very few eases of cholera in Conrand. h Lvo9ia l. 0re pretale6t hut yet also principally confined to the towns. This may proceed iu part from the peasants nofring in villageS as iD Russia. The Ri. ga Medical spor up to the morning of the 18th of June is as fOllows: sst Cured. Died. Number of hospital patients, 1886 3Os 798
 house phtienir, 1926 558 488
 Total, 2sl2 s66 l2s6
 And 466 left. | The sphySicians say that the dsease is now of l much mideF character than at 6rsts