Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-07

Heard's club and pistols are understood 70 be in
Mr. ArnOlds possession, having been awarded 10 him
by Judge Marcy, Of New-YOEk, as tbe'' Spcs Of the
victory" They ought to be presented to Sea. Jack
son, who would probably treat them as respsCtfuy
he did Riddles boots, viz: Stay them up a. mirror
to stimulate to greater ersrtioas Onion.
Melancholy Accidenf.--A serious accident occurred
at SOutherand's Falls, Oh The 18th inst. Agendeman
and lady were crossing the creek in boat just above
the falls, and had nearly reached the shore when the
oar broke and they were gradually carried BY the
stream towards the falls, without the least means Of
resistance. When within few rods ofthe cataract,
the boat capsized, and both were plunged into the
stream. The gentIe,nan, (whose name we have not
earns after struggling rescue his companion, was
Obliged to leave her 10 perish, and hardly succeeded
IN reaching the shore in safety. The young lady IA
Miss PennOck, aged 1877 being unable to contend with
the stream Immediately sunk. Her body was found
on the following day abOvethe falls. in an eddy where
the water was about Is feet deep.-lMLana w. )pa.
Self M~rders.-Itis stated in the Ddndaff Pennsyl-
vanian that gentleman by The Of Smith, from
Pike county, committed suicide by s,rangulation, on
Friday las. near Monrose-h Is further stated in the
same paper. that on Monday laaisjn Brooklyn town
ship, susquehanna county, Edward Packer, ESQ., put
an end to his existence. by hanging. "Mr. Packer"
says the paper, "vas ons eFoa most respectable and
worthy citizens. No sasisfaclory cause for the rash
and unnatural deed has yet been ascribed, but it
originated beyond doubt, from alteration Of Intel
lect." 81,
The Philadelphia papers state that the Governor Of
Pennsylvania has signedlhe death warrant Of Nina,
whose execution will take place the 2lst Of June.
Heard and Houston.-The Washington correspon-
dent Of the Commercial Advertiser says under date
May Is. Major Heard was taken 70 Jail this morn
ing. No sympathy is expressed for him, because he
so managed the ARRAY as to come off second best
understand tina, Mr.. Arnold has always been just as
lucky in every QUARREL and he has had thousand,
he in this. His luck is proverbia, in this respect
in his own state. Major Heard was Quarter Master
General, under jackson, in his Indian campaigns and
in that situation he was intimate with Houston. He
is not crazy, as is represented by some, but is
siOnaly very Incorporate OF late years he has resi-
ded ID Aus.ins Colony in Texas, 10 which place, it is
said, he and Houston were TO 60 from this city. He
was arrested on a warrant from the U. s. Circuit
Court for the District Of Columbia. now 10 session,
and he will be Immediately tried tho charge Of as
SAINT with intent to murder. There il hardly doubt
that he will be convicted Of this charge, and sentenced
accordingly to the Peni,en,iary. The crminality Of
Heard was less than that Of Houston. Houston from
the first the last, acted reacherousy having deter
mined, in his Indian character, to effect his object,
without exposing his person. That it was bic design
to kill Stanberry, no can hesitate to believe after
reading the testimony"
The London Literary Gazestestates that Washing
ton Irving to his departure from Hayre, LEFT ia
the hands Of his publisher, two volumes Of Ms. on
plan similar to the Sketch Beck, founded on Spanish
and Moorish legends and traditions.
The body of one Of the passengers Of the steamboat
Brandywine picked up aaoa. in the Mississippi
near Memphis, on the 6rs. instant. The suaof $1,000
in bank notes was found or. his person.
The Missouri Insurance Co. 1t 81. Louis, the Grs
established West Of the Mississippi, has declared q
dividend OF 20 per cent, for the last year.
Ship Jupiter, which sailed from Norfolk 18th inst
for Monrovia had on board ITO colored emgran,s 70
Liberia, Of whom "a were slaves transferred to tn
American Colonization Society for lhatpurposs. Sol
applications from free persons of color have bee'
made the agent at Norfolk for transportation, an,
the number which can Dc obtained 10 only limited b,
the want oil faads.
Two respectable colored msn Of Matches, kaissis.
sppi, have been deputed by their brethren 10 visi.
LIBERIA return and make report Of their observations.
$500 has been advanced by the Colonization Society
to deray their expenses, andthey daily expected
a, Washington.
The Monument about TO be erected to the memory
ofthe Mother Of Washington. by 8. E. Burrows Of
N. York, be forty five feet in height, pure
Bile, and surmounted with bust Of Washington pre-
ssnted by Col Howard of y pore. The N. York
Journal Of Commerce says that the architectural de-
sign is admirable. There 10 to be no other inscrip-
ton than simply ihis-Mary, che Mother Of Wash
mgtOn."
+ The Lynn Record boasss, that. about as many pair
Of shoes and boots were manufactured in Lynn, tbe
last year, as there sh caughfAy tho MarbeIead
fishermen. ~ 80
81 A writer IN the Miners Journal estimates the
smount OF capital invested 10 tbe PenANlyania Coal
Region, at forty millions Of dollars.
MARRIED.
To- this village on saisrday .orning last, BY Rev.
Cooke daughter ofM Roger Cooke, Ill this village.
rive acknowledge the recel6t Of loaf Of very rich
bride cakeand in rstnrp beg ID Offer 70 the fair bride
our best wishes for her fatuse asappmsss.1
Ia New Haven, Thomas rLHwSeece Evans, Eco. Of
Matches Miss. 20 Miss Anna q. ID. Lakee OF Boston ;
Mr.. smith Merwin, to Miss Amelia Rich Mr.. Phi
lander Miller, to Miss Mary Ann Robertson. u
"a Miss Jane daughter Of DR.. John Andrews.
=. Wo,ar,nwn Mr. Eli Curtise Ia Mssa Alma ne