Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-07-19

narrlcanes sii remained up in the Rue St. Dennis,
%. MARITIME, and 81. Antoine.
The Preect Of Police 10 concert with Marshal Le-
han and M. Colonel Feisthanlsi received orders TO
hatter down these barricades with artillery. Notwith
ss@S sgSHr g. rue MEASURE. new 6srr;cndes
The insurgents, aTrassed on all Sides retired through
me neIghbOring streets 10 te avenues Of the Hotel de
vNIe. Many persons were introduced by force into
Inc adjacent houses, from whence they attacked the
trOops-fring continued several hours finally the in
surgenis dsOdged. Several persons are arrest
ed among whom are twelve Of te pupils OF The Poly
teclnIc School DAlfort. These arrests were made
amid universal cries Of +" Vive Ia ROi."
lh's day tranquility is entirely resiOred workmen
are engaged in repairing the Iavemens and removing
the barrcades. Business is resumed throughout the
city. The city presents satisfactory appearance.
lTEMS--sELECTED. @t-
We learn that Van Buren, arrived in Washington
on Sunday the 8th and has taken his lodgings at the
Presidents. t&s 1891
Firs.-On the 4th inst. betweeR IL and l2 o'clock
in the morning, the Office Of the Stamford Sentinel,
with two adjoining buildings, burnt to the ground.
The editor Of the Sentinel being absent at the time,
many valuable articles aud papers in his desk, which
might have been otherwise saved, were Destroyed
The Press and most ofthe type were removed, though
IN very damaged aud deransed state. The Book
store and Library, together with large quantity Of
hardware lately belonging Mr.. Dixon, were totally
destroyed. Two Of the buildings burnt helonged to
Mr. Holly, the other to NJ. Edwin Biqhop, and occu-
pied by him carpenters shop Mr.. Bishop lost all
his tools in the destruction OF his shop. No insurance
on any Of the property. 1t is supposed thar the fire
was caused by India crackers thrown among the shaw
inga Of the carpenters shop.--lNortcakk GAG.
The Troy Sentinel says" Just paper
going to press learned that the elegant edifce, the
Dutch Church, in the village Of Poughkeepsie, was
des'royedhy fire the 4ih nsi.caused by that 6saM
ttui[abominabIe] practice Overwhelming. We have
not the patience to add any comments"
Erperiment.-The New-York Gazette of the 9Th
says, the purity Of our atmosphere was tested SAT-
urday morning in the usual manner where infection is
supposed to exist piece offresh beef was elevated
10 the mast head ola ship lying at Odslp where the
atmosphere is thought to be impure perhaps any
part Of the city, The beef remained at altitude Of
100 feet from to half past 1, exposed to the rays
ofthe scorchng sun, the mercury below in the shade
standing at about 80 degrees. When taken down i.
was found not to have imbibed the least impuri,y-
the only difference in its appearance being in
degree dried by it's long exposure to the heat.
The House Of Repgese has voted. 10S TO 49,,
that Uncle Sam shall make good the defacation OF
Mr.. Dunn, and the Committee Of Accounts has been
instructed to pay the members the due them and
drawn for them by the Sergeaneatarms, but not paid
over. .ss.... ..sse-
In the absence of the Vice President, the Senate
last week proceeded TO ballot for President pro tenn
pore of that body. The 5,h ballot en. Smith having
Withdrawn his after the 2d) resulted 10 the
choice Of Linleton w. Tazewei, one the Senators
from the State Of Virginia. The other Senator who
divided the votes with him, was Mr.. Poindex,er oil
Mississippi who tile 5th ballot, received 81 votes
Choiera.-We are informed that Drs. Morgan and
Manwarring, the gentlemen deputed by the Board oil
Hath Ofhs place, to proceed 10 New-Ycrk and col.
ect facts in relation the Cholera in that city,
decidedly Of opinion, that il 10 the disease which
prevailed 10 this city during abe last season. II 10
puted that the only important difference in the disease
rs appeared in the two places arises from differ
ence Of rcaimens--Ne,o London Gar.
The New-Haven Board Of Health, have established
quarantine limits for that haTbor, aud ordered that al
steamboats, and other vessels from N. York, shall
perform quarantine of IA days--unless sooner dis
charged by the Health officer. They have also pro
hibited all persons from N. York, from entering the
city by land, 10 continue therein hours, until they
u"SC OCC" ctty OF nave OBTAIN.
ed permission to enes from the Health Officer This
statement is not CORRECTLY
Fires on the FOa0sh.-Sevcral fires, some of them
very destructive, occurred at New-York on the 4th
most il all Of which caused by the firing Of
elegan. Dutch Church at Poughkeep-
sic was set on fire the day by lads who got
access to the stecpie whence they threw crackers up
on the roof which was destroyed, and the building
otherwise much injured. The damage is estimated at
from $1,000 to $500. The Masonic Hall at Hudson
was destroyed nearly in the same way.
Upwards of 200 dwellings, stores and shops are
building 10 Bangor, Me. Mechanics are in demand
especially builders, busness il very active, aud nobody
at leisure but physicians and apothecaries.
OmiRous.-ln looking overl he list OF Electors nom.
mated at the recent Antimasonc convention we were
struck with the remarkable fact that many Of them
not less than seyen-were decided aud jealous Jack
sonians, longer ago than 1925 This equal
sixth Of the whole number. Suppose--what there is
every reason 10 believe and what the facts in relation
10 these Individuals warrant rs in believnghnt the
chanA lgng the entire mass 81 voters in this state
has oeel n proportiOn-and what 10 Jackson's
chance eceiving the electoral vote Of the state Of
New Yor worth f--Troy Sens. Ata.
We have made inquiry OF the Surveyor. General, in
relation to the operations Of the Cherokee Surveyors
and he informs Us that thirywe have come in--sev-
en- have made out and returned their works. and 9th