Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12
T No foreign news received the pas, week.

1%e co6i"ef.-lt appears to be pretty much redd- ced to certainty that the new Cabinet OfGen: Jack son will he cOmpOsed as follows:
 Edward Livingston, of La Secretary of State.
 Louis McLa"e. Of Del. Secretary Of the Treasury.
 Hugh L. WhMe, of Ten. Secretary of War.
 Levi WOOdbury, of N. H. Secretary oG the Navy.
 The first and the lass have sigOiied their accept ance, and it s believed that the others will as soon as information can reach them. Compared with the late Cabinet, tt is much able--bUt whether it will act more a Mnit, remains to be tested.
 New- YOrk Mirror.-The number of this work for last week contains fine engraved view of the City ot New-York from the Jersey shore The mat,eE 6f this number is altogether original, and some of t from le pens of the best miscellaneous writers m the codny Among the various works of this ip.On now pul lished in the United States, ihe Mirror continues to 'na"'ai" its place among the very best. From the let of April 10 the ist Of May, for,vwo thousand ship letters were received at the Pest Office l in New-York.
 Marder-We are informed that an industrious Irish laborer on the Canal, was murdered tn town of Big lats Tioga co. Pa. on the 27lh. The deceased had about $500 j" cash, principally in gold, and check
 
 taken from hm except $4l which is supposed to have been left by the murderer who is Catholic, ln accor- dance with the requirements of popular sapers,i- ton. The murderer has not yetheem heard froni Bath (N. Y.I Adrocafe: Police Court-AssaMN With intent to kiH-On Tues. day last William lRoby, Mu'dt,o, was brought before the Court, charged with assaul on Mary Le6Gard, young woman of color, at the West part of the cily about 8 o'clock on Monday evening. It appeared in evidence that ROby had that evening visited the young woman for whom it was said he had an Gtlachihent that he found another young man there, who on goi"g away was desired by the young woman .S call agan soon, and that R. in fit ofjealoasy seized knife stabbed her in the back the blade of the knife break ing, and afterwards beat and stamped upon her ,ha her life is despared oc He was committed for fIir iher exami iSaton, un. it ,s ascertaned whether th, young woman will survive or not-Bost. Pak. a There have been recent servile nsurreGons in tha islands of Martinique, Antigua, and Guadaloupe. Ac counts from the latter island via St. Nevis and Halifax state tha. ali the pUblc buildings at Base Terre hRt been burnt by the negroes.-N. Canal boats have arrived at Buffalo from Albany but the ice still bloCkades harbor, says che BNffa 10 Patriot of the 26 ult and from present appearances no vessel will be able to leave here for several days =s l MARRIED. = l In New Haven, John c. Palmer, Esq., of Eaaa Had dam. 'c Miss Mary Ann Hoadley daughter Of Mi In North Haven. Mr Jeremiah Bishop, 10 Miss Lau- ra Earth, lIoth oc New HaveV. In Serbia, N. Y. Mir Luther Clark, of New Haven, 10 John Pain's cife, ofScriba.
 In Huntington, Vt Mir. Leonard Hamblin, aged g, to Widow Burlington, aged 40. She is sister Ham bn's grandfather's wiie. By marriage with this wid Ow, this young has become brother to his grand father, aud uncle his father and mother, and great uncle to hmselE
 DIED,
 h this town, (South Farmsl on tho 4th inst. Mrs. Sally Bates, velict of Mir. Isaac Bates. aged4 48.
 ln Hartford, Mr. William Crosby. 54; Miss PhiiurR F. Rood, l7, daughter of Mr. Joh Rood.
 Im Pomires, Daniel Putnam, Esq. Fl.
 !" Bristol, Mrs. Mary Norton, wife of Mr. Aaron Norton, agcd82. v ,.... In Souihington, Mr. Luke Adams, a revolutionary soldier, aged 75. formerly from Bristol. In Berlin, Mrs. Mary Booth, 86. In Bark khamsisd, Mrs. Ruth Loomis wife of Luke LOoms, Esq. aged 6l.
 In Hitchcocksville, Mr. Elias Loomis, 55. | In Avon, Widow Rhoda North, agsd 92. In COebrook. Mrs. Rhoda Baldwin, 62. l In New Haven, Mr. Truman Potter, S3. l In Wallmgford, Reuben Rice. Est, 56. lM New-York, Hon. Daniel H. Miller, late Repre- sentative in Congress from Philadelphia.
 In Stamford, drowned, Miss Sally Gur,is 38. In Trumbull, MT Daniel M. Curtis, 76.