Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-10
RorefaT HutrIItgeMrR.
fran the New.York Daily Advertiser, March IL
LATE FROM LIVERPOOL.

the declaration Of Polish Diet, on the subject
Of their own independence. In our Judgment,
j. IL one Of the most interesting documents
that We have met with az any time. Its style
IL manly. bold, and d'gnitrd. and the srn'''
ments such rs do h"nOr tn the source from
which they proceeded. The detail "f"ppr"s'
eions under which the Poles have suffered. IL
long and formidable; and Of description
that would justify any people in bold and
even a desperate struggle "t their em"nc'pa-
tiOn.
There appears 10 he good deal oC difficult
" among the Belgian councils To determine
who shall he their sovereign, no indis !dual
having been selected far that Office al the Ia
test advices.
The King Of Holland, it is stated, has dec.
drd the question submitted to him hy the u
niied States and Great Britain respecting the
boundary lice beiw cen the Stat. Of Maine and
che atij"ining British province, in favor "Cths
e0uutry.
". Latiitr. the French Minister and Banker,
has announced in the papers. that 'h" h"~i,
ness Of his hoIse will Dee discontinued. and u"
shall devote himself holly I" the public ser
vice. His nephew will attend To close the
business Of the concern.
Mr.. O'COnnrll has been arrested, and held
10 bail in Dublin, upon charge "fc"nspiracy
:"
ants Proclamation. This seems 3" .'s some
what nf an underlined offence, Unr that will h"
difficult to- prove. and still more difficult l."
punish. IL excited n good deal nf feeling in
Dublin. and has furnished materials for much
newspaper Speculation.
The London Morning Herald Of the g5th
January, says-Thr Russian army sat length
upon ito march. and very few days must
now bring Intelligence ofrral operations. Th"
Cholera MOrhns bias made its appearance AZ
st. Petersburg. and this dreadful plague !
promises tO hefrieud the Poles as much the
snow did the Russians in 1879. against Bona !
parie. FSincr cOntradictrd
TIE report Of the death "f Don Miguel
proves to have been nothing more than Al
stOckjohbing DanGuvrr.
General Ci"Oney has been arrested, in Ire
land, for conspiring with Mr.. O'C"nn-Ii, and
Others, to evade the pr"clamaiions. II is also
said thu re- Is a Warrant for the arrest nf Mr..
Costello. All the persons arrested are t.. h..
brought to trial about the LIST of February, un |
less they wish I" postpone them.
The Cambria Packet, With the Siampse
youths on board, had sailed from Portsmouth |
for New-Y York.
London Jan. 24.-We received last night (
the Courier d-s Pays Bias, and either Brigham
papers. "f Saturday last. The National C'u
grrss Of Brussels were still discussing III"
election of King for the vacant throne, h",
had not IS yet come Z" any conclusion. TIL"
necessity Of nm immediate choice. IA we'll to
put an end I" the suspense which was parali
on the hopes If the House Of Orangr. which.
By all that appears in the Congress ar in the |
Journals, are as desperate az ever. has. how.
ever. conceded. aud seemed to b. strongly felt !
on all hands. A mOii"n was made hy NJ !
Zoude for pGremptOrIly FIXING the imp: rian,
day, which WAS got rid If for the present ,ht,, |
subsequently the 28th of January was named
as the day upon which final apD"intnspn; off
their future Sovereign must take place. The
majority Of vOices seem still T." "a ar the Duke
Of Lruchtenburg. and i; is probable that the
ultimate choce will Call upon him.
Accounts have been received from the Rrs
sian capital 10 the 9th Of January, whirh conn
mnnicate the news Of the breaking out Of the
cholera morbns in that city. Ten Temporary
hospitals have been established it'll so beds
bnt it was stated that $50 cases If cholera had
existed. The Beard VI C"mn,erce had ia
ken precautionary measures to prevent th,
increase Ufthe disease by contagion. through
the means Of merchandise. The atvices from
Moscow are to the I'd January. On the Sis,
Of Dec. there were II new cases nf cholera,
and On the LIST Of January 81 persons were in.
of whom ~ were expected I" recover. Since
the commencement Of the disease 6.:sO5a Der.
sons have been attacked, and the deaths have
been S.5SS.
london. Jan. 9O.-It is calculated that the
hasty decision of the King Of Holland. rpla
tive to the Jong pending boundary question
between this c"untry aud the United States,
will transfer from, Grra, Britain to the Amrri.
cans at least six millions Of acres. OF ihi.
vast extent "f country nearly 4.7OO acres he.
long {" the county "f HrrtE.rd and upw ards
ofa milli"n {" the co,.niy "f Devon, two of
the nearest counties to the city nf Qu-h-c, the
capital ut the Canadas. II il also calculated
vnat the United States houndary will he
brought within ahoM IS miles 1T the River 81.
SOhn. along the hauks uf which, runs the .,l,i
ana direct communication between Quebec
and New Brunswick. Halifax aud Nova Scu-
ata, Will he given as the United States bound.
a.y. But this is mt AN we understand tina,
s"ur other pr0p"srd roads I" different parts ..f
our loser provinces ~ III be hrncFfnrth within
eh~ United States Tertiary. a. has hrrn oh
serted. +" his Orange Majesty mnst have .ast-
eridra. "fspace than his present limited! ~ NV
would lead us to hrlieve.''
:. Liverpool. Jan. el.-On TUESDAY, ,.,cr,;u,
the h"ase "f Mr.. O'C"nnrii, in Merriam
square. wac Visited hy Mr.. Farrell, Chief
C0nss.hlr, and Peace GtIicer Irw in, wh,,. un.
on being admitted 60 the genil.wan's rr.s.
enee. stated that they had a warraO, nra,ns,
him, issi.rd from the Head -uificr, an rhnrv..
Of cnnafliPAcY, tO evndr lhr nr,,rln ~, it,. -.