Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-19
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

NOWfUtTCEs
horrible murder was committed at Lei
cester On the night OF the S1st May. The
victim WAS Mr.. PaUs, wholesale siatiOner,
London. He was murdered in the
book -bindery. Of wretch BY. the name Of
Cook, against whom he had q, small account.
After committing the fatal act, Cook COM
menced burning the body in hrs bindery,
which causrd such stencil as led to the dis
cOvery of the murder. When the police
broke 10, Cook had made his escape. The
remains of tire body presented horrid spec
facIe. 1t was ascertained that he had prOcee-
ded towards Liverpool, with the inteniiOn,it
was presumed off, Getting off to ARserica."
Al Lynn, day or two previous, the Rev.
Arthur lveson, was shot through the heart by
his Own SON!
The Cholera continued in Liverpool, but
had extended altogether 10 only ~ cases. SO
of which bad terminated fatally. Number Of
new cases on the Cd Jone, g.; deaths s. sS
The Liverpool Albion of the 18th says
There is too much reason to believe that
the Cholera has broken out at Leeds and
Manchester. ~ sn
London, June 2.-The Reform Bill has aeE-
vanced another stage-the report WAS reccir
"a, the Bill ordered to he engrOssed, and read
third iimeon Monday. On Tuesday it
WI be sent to the Commons for their .appro-
val OF what amendments have been made,and
on Wednesday the King will give the great
charter Of English liberty the Royal Assent.
Then begins the jubilee of human happiness.
for Reform in England will be the harbinger
Of peace 10 nations, and the surest guarantee
OF generations yet unborn.
There appears to he general wish to eel
citrate the passing Of the Reform Bill by a day
ofJoy and thanksgiving, and for that purpose
n fkr,, 81
ing of Magma Charta, has been suggested by
some correspondents. We think betterday
might be chosen. The Royal Assent cannot
be given to the Scotch and Irish Bills BY that
day, and till they receive the Kings fat the
nations joy will not be eomplete.--Sun.
From France.--Gen. Lamarque, celebra-
ted member Of the Chamber Of Deputies. d.
ed at Paris on the morning of the Slst. Like
Casimer Perier, he had an attack Of the Chol-
era. and although he survived the Immediate
effects Of that disease, other iniirmities sue
ceeded which put an end to his life.
The King of the BeIgiaos entered France
on the 28th by Quievrain. On the Goth he
was met at M onchy by the King ofthe French,
where the most cordial salutations took place
between them. In the evening the town was
Illuminated.
The Paris official bulletin of the Cholera
for May goth, states the deaths 10 the hospi-
tails to have been 9, and at home $. The
number Of new cases admitted were 81, and
of patients discharged cured 40.
The Archbishop Of Paris has just issued
pastoral letter Ordaining that public prayers,
for the cessasion Of the Cholera Morbus, be
confined till July I. 81
A Paris letter writer, speaking ofthe ChoT-
era" 9here are perhaps 100000 souls 10
Paris, that are intoxicated more or less, once
or twice week and in this class the NOR
tally has been fearful" ~
The National Gazette says. at is stated
that Mr.. Livingston will succeed Mr.. Rives
at Paris, and Mr.. Forsyth Mr.. Livingston in
the Department Of State also, that General
HayDe will be Governor Of South Carolina,
and Mr.. Calhoun his successor in the Senate
of the United States. These arrangements
are deemed probable, <.y ..us
From the Aierandria' Gasekte. @a--'
An0ther Correspondence !--It is said that
there has been another correspondence be-
tween Gen.;Jackson and Mr.. Calhoun. which
has again resulted 10 the complete sindication
Of Mr.. Calhoun. The report is that the
President. feeling sore at the situation he was
placed in by the publication of the first cor
directed certain interrogatories
10 zen. LacOck, feIatlfe 10 Inc seminole
War business, which he first enclosed to MI.
Calhoun, to give. him an opportunity OF ad-
ding any further interrogatorics he might
think proper to offer. Gen. Lacock, it will
be- recollected, was Instrumental in procuring
an Investigation Of Gen. Jackson's conduct.
Mr.. Calhoun is further said to have replied
to this renewed effort to engage
him in n controversy. The interrogatOries
are said. however, to have been sent. and
Gen. Lacock toaavsreturned foranswer, that
SO far from Mr.. Calhoun's having assisted in
attempting to injure Cen. jackson, for his
conduct during the Seminole War. that be-
was instrumental IN shielding him froFa fe-
bnke and censure, and that Mr.. Forsyth was
The prime mover in the whole business
We should be glad to know further partic-
1lars relative to this correspondence, II what
we have above stated Is correct. sh s
Counter siter.-A man calling himself Hoyt
Ballard. Of Bradford county, Pa. was taken
up at Elmira, NJ. Y. on the 5fh inst. He put
up a night at Davis inn. and started forthe
sonth the next morning. The servant girl
who made his bed found S., 900 in counterfeit
money. Ballard returned in a few hours to
look for. his lost treasure! He Was too late.
was arrested. and committed Tor trial. In the
bundle We're found ten dollar hills ON the 1T.
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