Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-27

two boxes, called for feed for his horse and supper for
himself, went into of the stores and iittie before
O'Clock started Offhe had not however gone across
the green before he missed his irnRkand TO this in:e
no trace Of los contents has heen discovered No
suspicion that hear fixes upon any One-aHd il APP
pears probable that pevsOn must have followed
Mr.. w. who knew Of his having considerable money
with him.
Foreign.--During the past week there have been
arrivals ut New-York from Liverpool and Havre,
bringing adviccs from London and Paris to the 9.h of
last month. They do furnish an article Of news Of
much consequence-exceptng TO the literary world,
that Sir Walter Scott failing, and was not expec-
ted to live many days. ~
We are rcoced TO learn that the most active meas
taking throughout the state OF New-York 10
promote the Of the National Republican cause
Meetings are holding in various and couutiea-
and the people animated with the best spi,ii.--
The young, the middle aged, and the Old are each in
their sphere doing what they effect regencra
ton in our national affairs. Already the Regency Of
Jackson party begin % feel that their long abused
power is departing from them. Last week great
meeting held 10 New York, at which the yener,-
bic John TrambaH presided. meeting OF Young
Men also held about tie same time--sundry spir-
tied and patriotic speeches were dclivereda number
Of resolutions passed-and the most animated feelings
were exhibited in favor Of the good cause. Among
the resolutions passed were the following:
Resoiped, That by the numberless instances OF OPP
preston mud nisrue which have marked the political
career Of Andrew Jackson--hy his sweeping denun-
citation Of honorable men--by his widespread aud
heartiess prescription Of those who would not bow
Inv nfe l,mG
and OF COngress-by his opposition 10 the Supreme
Courtby hrs violation Of the laws and the Constitn-
to n,y his recent avowal Of the docrine Of Nulli-
cation as applied 10 the Supreme Court ia his late
Veto Message-by his prosrRtOD Of the heretofore
untarnished honor the country the feet the Bril-
'sl kng-oy the imbeciIi,y and gross corruption
minisiratioD, he has forfeited all claim to the support
Of a virluous, free, and enlightened people.
Nesoived, That the doctrine avowed by a Senator
Of New York, upon the floor Of Congress- that the Of
spoiis Of victory" should call forth the scorn Of the
honest men this state-and only find it's parallel
!" the worst days Of Roman degeneracy.
Resolved, That we perceive nothing in the SER
wees the talents, the safesngs Of Martin Van Buren,,
which justify his ulterIor vews upon the Vice Pre-
sdency-that we cannot endorse the assertion that he
is the farorife son OF NewYork.
The Times and other Jackson papers in this state
are making great ado because superannua,ed old
man in Of the eastern counties, who was once an
Admins man (not Clay) has out in favor Of Jack
sopism. Why, Il he be deserter, let him COVE
could spare hundreds such, whose faculties are too
much impaired to discriminate between Jacksonism
and democracy--.he very anlipodes OF each other
Samuel E. Smith, the jackson candidate for Gov.
ernor in Maine, elected by majority of about 5000
votes over Dir. Goodenow.
The returns ofInermems by the City Inspector Of
Ne,c York Tor the last week. ending Saturday, were
l94-of which SO were by cholera. In Albany, DUR
ing the same period, deaths 9-by cholera 2the hos.
pitfalls are closed.
In Hartford, there have been no deaths by cholera
since last. Neso Hauen, the papers assure us,
healthy usual nj this Of the year,. But,
Messrs Register and Palladium, notwithstanding your
extreme sensveness with regard to the health Of
your city. permit to ask. there four fre
severe eases Of cholera between Thursday and sum
day night last? and did not of them at least
inmate fatally in from five 10 ten hours We have no
wish certainly create unnecessary alarm, and shall
be greatly rejoced whenever il is in power To an
nonnce the entire cxtrpaion OF this dreadful disease
from our borders. ....
The Ladies' Book, for September, is just received,
and is about equal tie former numbers. II announ-
ces that the premium Of 5000, for the best written
Tale suitable fortha work, has been awarded by the
committee to Miss LESLIE, Of Philadelphia. The Tale
hears the title Of "Mrs. Washington Potts." and
will he published in the October number Of the work,
which will also contain Plate ofthe Fashions.
From the Ohio Republican, Sept. Is.
Gen. HIcArthMr has declined reelection a. Gov
ernor, and has been nominated candidate for Con-
gress from the Chcoihe district, he other two Ma
iiona Republican Candidates there having agree 10
decline II Gov. Macarthur would consent to stand
poIl for that office. This arrangement renders the
sccese Of certain in the Chilicoihe district,
and leaves the eubernatorial between Mr. Ls-
cas- the Jackson Candidate, and Darius Lyman, the
Opposton candidafe, who nominated by the An
ti-hiasons. Mr. Lyman IL highly respectable citizen
Of Portage county, and has been several times mem
her Of the State Legislature, where he held in
much esteem His character Is unimpeachable, and
being the Only candidate in expedition the jackson
nomination. il is hoped he will receive handsome
iori,y which will have favorable effect upon The cleo
lion Immediately ensuing. mr.. l.. is native Of Co
shen, 10 this coaniyl
at MARRIED.,
In New. Milford, an the 18th inst. Mr.. Merritt 8.
Plat to Miss 0rinda Gaylord, daughter OF Nathan
Gaylord, Esq.
to Miss Harriet e. Blake, Of the Former place.
In Canaan the 18th inst. Dir. Frederick 8. Pense,
Of Albany, NJ Y. to Miss julia Lawrence, Of the for
mer place. H.