Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-23
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Sheffield, Capt. Hackstaff,
arrived at New York ON Friday from Liver.
pool. whence she sailed on the 9Th Of July.
BY the extracts we make below, (says tho
New-York Evening Post,) it appears that the
judicial authority in France has been brought
into immediate conflict with the political, and
that the latter has yielded. The Court of
Cessation. as was anticipated, had annulled
the first decision of the Court Marital brought
before it by appeal. The sentence Of death
pronounced upon Geoffray. one of the lead
ers in the late nsurrection, was declared iIle-
gal, the whole proceedings in his case were
set aside. and it was declared the authority Of
the court martial had been usurpcd ia violation
of the charter, and that the prisoner should
be sent before his proper and lawful judges,
to be examined in the first instance by the
officer of the Tribunal Of Paris. The minis
try have found it necessary to yield to this
stand taken by the judicial tribunals in favor
OF the rights Of the citizens; and an order
has been issued declaring Paris no longer in
state ofsiege. The event has been ceIpbra-
ted by public rejoicings. The opposition
look upon it as severe blow against the
ministry, and entertain hopes that change
favorable to more liberal principles will short
ly take place. A London journal, however,
remarks that "there is another, and appa-
rent!y, larger party. whO support the pro-
ceedings Of the government, and who willing
y overlook its temporary excess Of authority
for the sake ofthe tranquility by which it has
been followed" That there is such a party
we doubt not; but we question whether Il
forms the majority. In the mean time we
look upon this intelligence as Of the highest
| moment. The decree Of the Court Of Casa
ton will have an important influence on the
politics Of France.
| Messrs. FitZ-James, Chateaubriand. and
Hyde de Melville, had been liberated without
| trial; and the three Deputies who conceal
( ed themselves against arrest by martial law,
Messrs. GARNER, Pages, CADET, and Boissiere.
have surrendered to an acknowledgment Of
the jurisdiction of the regular tribunals.-M.
Carel. the editor of the National. was expec-
ted 10 follow their example. The King OF
the French seems puzzled to find successor
TO NJ. Cassinir Perrier. NJ. Dupin had left
Paris again, under the displeasure, it was said,
OF the King. .s.s,{s .-.,ab
Of Don Pedro and his movements there is
nothing further. The last decision" Of the
London Conference seems not 10 have settled
I the Belgian question. and there must yet be
other LAST ones, We imagine.
Sir Walter Scott on the 9Th had passed q
| toierablc night, and appeared somewhat bet
ter. He continues perfectly sensible, and his
appetite was as good as could be expected.
The Cholera continued at Liverpool. The
number Of new cases per day during the first
six days Of July, varied from a to 72. OF
deaths from 10 to Ell. At York and Hull the
disease was on the increase. At Edinbursh
il had broken out alresh. there being SO new
cases and IS deaths ia four days. with only
8 reeoveries. In Dublin. July Sd, ass new
cases. aud 90 deaths. Cork. new cases 40,
deaths Q.
The official report made in the London
Board of Health. on the 9Th, is as follows -
England and Scotland, new cases 287, deaths
90, cured l46, remaining 886; total cases