Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-28
From lie N. Y. Gass.se, et;Jans 10.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

The ship John and Elizabeth, Capt. Mason,
arrived last evening, bringing London papers
TO the evening Of the 18th May. 'fa
The intelligence BY her is of the most inter-
esting character-nO less than that Of The re-
sumption c2fthe Premiership by Earl Grey.
A postscript to the Courier, ian anti-reform
papcr,) dated al half past p. NJ. on the 18th,
has the following paragraph -.
Reports have been current for the last
hour, that Earl Grey has been sent for by the
King. and requested TO continue in Office, Up
to this time, however, we have nO authority
to confirm these reports. The Duke of Wei
lington was for two hours with the King this
morning but nothing has transpired as tothe
nature 0f the interview. II 10 said, but we
know not how truly, that Mr.. Croker. Mr..
Manners Sutton, have refused office" B8a
This postscript is followed by another, 10
minutes later. 10 these words -
Earl Grey has been sent for by the King.
but il is confidently asserted that the Duke Of
Wellington will not be able to form an ad.
ministratiOn." eaw-F a4
An endorsement on the paper, by our Lon-
don correspondents says So ,,s', X
. II has been announced in the House, OF
Commons, this evening. by Lord AlthOrp,
that Earl Grey will resume Office. Mr.. Bar.
ing also stated that the Duke Of Wellington
was out Of olice." * ab ..ssa gs-Isesr
The Evening Standard Of the 18TH. speak
ing Of the expected change, says One
thing indeed has traDspred which must give
universal satisfaction, and that IL. that if Lord
Grey return tn Office, he must return without
the power 10 create peers. All the Ex-Min
listers are now three O'clock in consultation
with Lord Grey, ,gat. ..,.o sas & ge
London. May is, 1889, Z O'Clock, r.. M.
Mcssrs. f. Hall & CO.-G Gentlemen q have
to inform you that the Lord Mayor has an
DOunced publicly IN Change. that the whole
OF the late Administration have been reinssa-
ted in their respective offices; this iDtelli,
gence is also confirmed by Sir II. Parnel.y
have this moment seen a gentleman who met
him about ten minutes since, 10 whom he
communicated the fact I: should second edi-
tivn be published by any of the newspapers
previous Ia the coach leaving for Portsmouth,,
will send you a copy. ] am, gentlemen.
yours. very truly. ~. JAMES DAVIES.
The CAoiera.--The Lonaoa Csasral Board Of
Health has officially announced the cessasion Of the
Cholera in the sneroros. No farther daily reports
therefore, will be pablshed.
Extract Of a letter to a geHileman In Boston
dated SMYRNA. a2d October, 1881.
The Cholera has nearly quilted Smyrna.
The deaths, which have been rs many as 500
or 400 per day, are reduced 10 or s.; we
consider Il as past. The deaths are esfimat.
cd at 5000 o. s00O altogether. The disease
appears 20 pass about 10 veins. Poor people
snlfrr most who have not the comforts az life
about them, and who have bad food. with
care in diet, and warm clothing ofiaannel, the
danger seems much lessened. Laudanunl
and peppermint are the only things which an
pear 10 stop the disease. Almost every k0dx
had diarrheeA ia some degree; those who
did not stop il Immediately with la,idanan,,
ran great risk Gifts being followed Is ehols.