Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-09
TWENTY DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

By tho Wm. Bynes, from Hayre, we have received Paris papers to the 18th of December; by the packet ssP Fecsee Liverpool papers to the 10th, and by the SGmaeL kOberfsoR, London dates of the 2Oth Dec.
 The tone of his Majesty or rather of his MinisiSrs who speak through his mouth, is equally firm as be- lore upon the subject of the Reform Bill. Indeed, he speaks even with more decision than the former occasion. The Riots of Bristol are appropriately ale Iuded to- and occasion s taken to rebuke the conduct oI the agtators in forming political clubs which considered illegal combinations Upon the subject Of 1reand, h is legitimate inference that measures are to be proposed, making further confessions to the CathoIics n respec: of the maintenance of the Pro- lestan Clergy. The affairs oG Portugal spoken of in manner which will give but little comfor, Don Miguel, and the reference "te elder branch of the House of BragaDza," is such would induce the Usurpcr, were he a suitable man., lo pack up his trunk, and take his passage in the first steamboat.
 The new Reform Bill was introduced into the House ofCommOns by Lord John Russell on the 12uh of De- cemOer does not seem to us thai the notifications of the Bill will make in nnywise acceptable 10 Ihe Lords. The friends of ihe Bil however, fater themselves that the voice of the people may have wrought favorable chang es upon the minds of the Peers. In the last resort, when all other measures 1aI we should not be surprised if large batch of Peers should be created. In corroboraIiOn of this &"GgeSl'on' we hnd the following paragraph in the London Courier of the I3ih:-
 " We are informed from source on which we have been accustomed O rely that all the stories of an in- disposition on the part of his Majesty resort i cessary, 10 the exercise of his Royal Prerogatve for the passing of the Reform Bill, are utterly unfounded and that with his Majesy's enre concurrence, ar- are tn pr"gresa for securing the saiey of the Bill by sOse means, if there should be reason 10 infsr that, without such a course the nation would hs disappointed i" its just aud reasonable expecta- IiOns."
 The second reading of the bill was moved on the 18th, and det'ae ensued, which occupied the whole ct that sitting, and also the sitting of the 17th, being Saturday. and was prOracted until after one o'clock Q" Sunday morning. The question was then taken, aed the bill was ordered to second reading by vote of S24 to l62. The House was lhereupon adjourned over to the l7th of January.
 1he Cholera Morbus-Deaths at Sunderland Dec 1Hh, by cholera B; new cases l7 recovered 5 re. l7O.
 At Newcastle. of cholera, Dec. 17th, 5; recovered z; "s~ cases 20; remaining 47. Total number of
 A North Shields, 3 cases had occurred; at Hough- ton ie Spring 5, and deaths; at Seaham and death.
 Although the total of the cases '" remainipe'' A, Sunderland, tue l7th, was less than on the l1th yet there had been nc check in the progress of the disease while at Newcastle, it's progress and fatality had been rapid during the six days intervening be- tween the 1lth and 18th. ln Sunderland, the total number of cases had been swelled from I46 to TO- At Newcastle, the whole number of cases up io the 18th inclusive, was 9, of whom had died. On the l7sh, there had been nnety cases and thirty -four deaths There were twenty cases that day. The present, therefore, is the most alarming account we have had
 Very serious riots have taken place in Ireland, ia pursuance of the existing determination to resist the payment of iithes. At Waterford there a battle between the Police and nssemblage of five or six thousand people, armed with pitchiorks and blud- geons. It is stated that nineteen of the Police killed.
 2he Burkies.-Bishop, Williams and May, charg- ed wth the murder of the Italian boy, Carlo Ferrar. the 4,h OfNovember last, and of an unknown man and who had also been accused at the Police office of the murder ot woman, we have heretofore stated fu were brought "p or trial at the Old Bailey, mentioned murders. The Court room crowded to excess, and an immense multitude surrounded the building. The galleries were taken over night by members of the nobility at guinea sea The three prisoners were common looking men, with partic- ular indications Of ferocy viiainy in their coune- naMces; nor did they exhibit much emotion during sher trial. which lasted all day. They had two coun sels to assist them, and the Investigation was thor Oagh and patient one, resulting in clear conviction the minds of all present. that of them had been guilty Of tine horrible crime of fsuocating persons. for the purpose oi selling be bodies to the surgeons Some doubt entertained to the guilt of May, thc best looking of the three. The jury, however, Eo"nd them all gu'Iy and they were sentenced for sx- ecuiion the Monday following. While the Recor- der was pronouncins the sentence, he was several times interrupted by the shout of the multitude with oat. May said that he was a murdered man, and Bishop knew it. ! FRANCE.
 The. Courier Francais has private advices from 1 Brussels which state that the long marriage between King Leopold and daughter of Louis Phil. GpPs. is about to bc accomplished. Here, says the Courier, reports similar.
 Lyoas.-Tbe Duke of Orleans-the eldest son of King Louis PhiIlippe-and Marshal SouIt, the Minis of War, entered Lyons Dec. 3d. amidst the accla- nations of the popuace. The disarming fthe work men was effected with the greatest tranquility.
 1R France no less thau g persons connected with the public journals have been condemned to various terms of imprisonment, since the Revolution of July amounting in the whole, to years, mon,hs, and 8 days.
 A 1etter from Brussels of December the correct ees the decided refusal of the King of Holland to ac cspt ;he treaty presented by the Five Powers.
 Drsadtal Erplosion in Coal Mine mear Wigun.- TDenty-eight Lrss iost.-On Thursday evening last, at o'clock, one of those explosions of nfamnable great sacrifice of human l(e took place in the colery of Messrs Wookok and Halliburton at Kit-Green, in which there were % persons destroyed. ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND,
 NesO- Fort, Feb. 3.
 By the packet ship North America, At New-York, Loadon and Liverpool dates to the Slst Dec. are ceived.
 Progrsss of ths Cholsrn.-The disease is on the de- cline a Sunderland, and will probably wholly disap- Ghe number of new cases was 16 number of deaths in the period, G. remained only 7-not patient ia the hospital at ihs date of the latest adviees To- tal number of deaths from the commencement, l96.
 NesUcastLe.-At Newcastle, the maady wears a more threatening aspect.-Toal cases 246-RecOver- cd lOl-Died 93.
 NesOcastis-apon- Tyne, Dec. 27.-The vrUence and fury with which the cholera proceeds at Gateshsad render the cases at Newcastle comparatively unm- poriant. Dr.. Gibson says nothing has occurred like it the continent of Europe. This. hope, is merely