Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23

 faced impostors, and entitled to no efedit ; and he charged the jury in the most POsiiIs : terms, that this was the most base and wick. ed conspiracy thatshad ever come into 6us courts. The jury retired at two o'clock, and after remaining out until Tuesday noonsFe- turned into Court, and stated that they could not agree, and were therenpon discharged.--- Seven were ior convictiDg, and five for. a verdict of not guilty.-N.fY. Obs. "a'' sg. s..g- 2 4z esss ri g ss----H---
 Four Days Later from England.
 The ship Nimr6d. Capt. Atkins, arrived yesterday, fFeb. 18,l at New. York. from LiverpoOI.F having sailed oh the ath Jan. to which day she brings the New York Daily Advertiser. enpi0us files, and London to the slh.s. The news is notaof an important char aceer. ssza s4 ,.l~thsf ssRSs' E2'as*
 It appears to be generally believed That new Peers would be created tss ensure Tho pas sage of the Reform Bill. ssw .e
 The peace of Europe is not likely 10 be dis. turbed, if we may judge from the state of tho funds, which were firm, and ConsOls at sS 7.8 to 84 l-8.
 Disturbances continue in Ireland, on ac. count of the Tythe' System. aa The Cotton Mark st in Liverpool had iia- proved, and spirited kusiness was doing.
 In London, coffee was dull-sugars more ip request. es 4, g #~r*sss +'@@''Fs'4 @"A' A case of. Cholera had occurred at Edin- bursh, but at other .Placss't was subsiding. /; s4ss.s 8a London, Dec. g.. Parisian ConspiTdcy. conspiracy has 6aen detected in the French capital. and de- feated as soon as detected. Its; object was the hesFe-establishInent of the Republic, and of course the! dethrOnement of the Citizen King. His Kingship. we suspect, is by this time sick of such s"hah faced felIOwship."
 Liverpool, Jan. 9.-The early triumph of tho cause vfreform isa now certain. The King. of his own fee will as much as byA the advice of his ministers, has determiued 60 cre- atea sufficient number of peers to ensuros the success of the reform bill. The step is bold, but it is strictly constitutional. Ttisythe least of two evils between which the gayernment had to choose. The anti-refor0 peers are understood to bs as hostiIe to the new as they were to the old bill, and are determined to reject 1t. Under these circnrnstances, the King and his Ministers have been compelled reluctantly 90. we have no do6bt-to save tho Peers themselves from destrnction and the country from rev olutionsapd anarchy. by making an addition to, the peerage itsele The anti refsrmcrs have brought the evil----if evil 1t be--on themselves, by their own 9obstinacy and selfshness. sas9 s.tis + V ssssas a Tate and i,nportaat from .JdmaicG.-4By the Brig Montilla, which sailed from Kingston on tho a7th Jan. the Editors of the. New-York Daily Advertiser have received copions files of papers to the day of sailing. The insur- rection lad nearly subsided. The injury to pmperty had been very great; upwars of 50 plantatians had been destr0yed-loss of pro- perty said to be Sl5,0OO. .o00. F '.sss 's
 About 20OO blacks were supposed to have been killed, and 500 had fled to the noun tains. e., ss.asgs4ys,s s3a, ssses t'~ !,
 At one time. it was said .sO.ooo negroes were under arms. The greatest exertiuns are made in all parts of the island hy the mil itary tO preserve 0rdcr Courts Martial are held in all parts for the trial of inc blacks.-- The Governor had visited several of the dis turhcd districts which had produced the hap piest effect. The details given of the de- struction of lives and property is most dis tressing. On the 2Sd Jan. Martial Law was continued for thirty days loDger.P- 'rs
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 Aecidenis .-In New.York city, on Friday evening, aquant,y of snow fell from high bhildng, upon lower one, in which Interesting child was a, tea with ito parents the roof vas broken aud some oihe ,irn6ers came upon the child and killed her.--Mrs.
 Mary Beach, aged 72, was instantly killed at Hope. wel, NY. at Judge Bates, by talag down Eight oi siairs. 5lh inst.-Samusi w. Journey. of Canandai- gaa N. Y. aged F. being at play in roon where his sister wac al work, 9th fast. remarked ,ha,hs would hang himssiG Sapposing talk, she keps aboas her work Tor abou, IS minutes, when booking round che iosnd him hanging, and too ar gone be reres- cred. Il snppoeed the boy under the influence of spisitsoas lqaar: cosener's yerdic.-accidental death. .ss,N, sss 4sy z sysIRa&s Fatai Aecideat-A lad absat i2 years oLl. reading wsh Mr. Edward Nash, of New CaHMah,a Ct. on Wedaesdsy .as., led Mr, Nash's hersa ao umsss-..he halter was wound ,arpaad his arm--,lis horss sook fright and ran, dragging shs lad bylhs ssn aud be. fore he eoald bs sescaed from hs peroas situation; ais sku was bsskes, hs body yvery much bsuissd and life extincs. as sst s4sssl V ly Tie dsaiLhag whea sbons 10 leave Philadelphia asa IAnrsday t0r the North, gas found to he frs Several nackages were harning. and one quite iR hese. lI matter af Airpals MlsetA9F thS Hte wai Eeaased by untxtiaglshe,i sealingswaes spOntA Asuas eslhassiba efseme rcd h0s NdniHsirulios x sPapeer-N. Y. e4pses sssse 'se siesss N g szs .s,s ..e ss s " sssNs .s~e~''F' < < s..ss SssFsxs- sS a s~s- Ass-x@s sss " Sf's