Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19

'"'"se' Fe'eT WeHs, of the state of New-Yolk, was tired and found guilty of the crime of burgry, and sentenced to state prison for two and half fIears
 uJ The only towns from which returnsb bf Repre-. SenaIlVeS were not received for our last aper were Sherman, VountOwn, and Woodstock. vountown elected Joel Kinney-WOodstock, SiasH l. Cutler and Pearlv Lyon. Sherman is not yet heFd trom and probably will no. be before some time May.
 FHs.--On Tuesday morning last, albu one o'clock, while the wind was strong from the 1rIheast accom- panied with considerable raio, fre broke out in the dwelling house of Mr. Alfred PecJ one mile west eff this village, which soon reduced ashes, together with woOd-house adjoining, anth large quantity of wood. The fire is believed to hke originated near the chimney in the garret-andhad made such pro. gress before discovered that so of the inmates had barely time to escape with thir lives. Scarcely particle of furniture an artje ofclothing was say ed Loss probably from $lad sl5OO.
 The National Iutsllige gencf says-"We hear from
 Georgia that considerable kumLer of Cherokees have
 agreed to go beyond the Msssirpi and that indica.
 ons rather favor e beli that the body of the nation
 will, upon certain ondidons, voluntarily emigrae.-
 1t has always beenour opinion, that it might be to i, their interest and gaeral welfare to do so" The RJected."-It will be remembered that im-
 media,ely after the recton of Martin Van Buren by
 the Senate as Minist to England, his friends in dit
 (erent parts of the ste of New-YOrk managed to get
 up "in,ligna,ou meings' to utter their frolhy ana
 ,hcmies ngans, ,h5 enate, and to pour forth the,r
 sympathy and condence for the Rejected Minister. At the meeting in city of New York, large com m.tee was appoinito forward copy of their reso- lutions. This thesid, accompanied with letter ex-
 pressing ,heir wa. sympathy for his persecution, ["
 and re,era,ng , personal regard and political con-
 fdencc, &c. LFweek the reply of Mir. Van Buren
 was received atew.York, and was thought of so much consequee by the party, who catch at every
 s,rau, to prop the falling fortunes of their chief ns ,o induce the arier to issue it in an Extra. We ? CODY it belowhot our readers may learn what he .,vs. md froAs canting and whining conceive how he feels:
 LONDON, Feb. 24th, l832.
 7entleu,e-I have been honored with yoHr kind
 Ie,,er of thefsI inst. communicating me the senii D msr,s of N bc meelDg ofmy ellow-ci,isens tn, d snhect of rejection by the Senate of my nOmina = tion as M,Fer to this country.
 HavimgWays observed on the part ofthe Repub l. licans of City Of Naw-Y0rk, frank and fearless in,ieDentte of opinion, and diainicresied regard
 to truth justice in their estimate and support Ol '- public m have looked to iheir appreciation wi.I, solicituts a criterion of conduct, and have recev- !. ed ,he dmonials of respect w:lh which they have
 occasioy hOnOred me with correspondent satis(ac-
 ,ion bever with such deep felt sensibily as in the nrcsen Siance. Severed for the first time from my coun,r'd friends, and placed in conspicuous si'u- V, a,ion 3ng strangers im foreign land. advantage '' has beiaken Of my position to level at mo shaft r. in,entiO wound mU iO the quick, and to humiIale n, me i,e eyes of the government and nation with
 e ss a% @ EeSeroas ssd %. sr ed patness fmy of New. York, the
 samSnent that brought me the poisoned shalt o(
 o" . a''s Wns~ oa ny g, coriens of this circumstance, they will at once as pere how well timed and efeciual has been their
 assacs of sympathy, esteem and confidence, and a- hoeeply H must have sunk into my heart. 10 estltyinS to my public conduci they arc pleased .. toak with eulOgium Of me, as contributing while
 in cabinet, t0 the success of the present atlmins. ds trR that signal success, feel called upon to de. 10 cs pre-emnen,ly due to the political sakac . farying industry, and upright straigh..forward 10 Iy of our present venerated chief All the humble At t l can claim is that of having exer.ed myself 10 to utmost to execute his patriotic and sinsle learted
 vs, and of having sacrificed all personal cOnsdera. is 10 ensure their success, when threatened with O. faneous endorsements.
 pv That my exerons were 0rdNous, painful and nces.
 tt, may without vanity assert: whether my sacri- 'e es have not been repaid with umertsd detraction toill shall ever regard my situation in that Cabine
 ioNe of the most fortunate of thy li(e pacina ele as 1t did iH close and familiar relations with one lriho has well been described by Mr. Jefferson a. ihy man iving;" and whose administration will b, poked to. in future times. golden era in our his .Dry. To have served under such chief, at suci, time, and to have won his confidence and esteem is md nf that. Ihnnk {S0hl cannot deprive me. @
 or the particular act of hostility to which nm hap. py indebted for the present expression of feelings the part of my Republican leio~-c'izens, ]. ia not that l should say much. The courtesy due to the highest of our Legislative Bodies Obges US to pre- that the reasons assigned by the majority for their decision were sincere: tt so console myself with the persuasion that public sentiment of which have earnest before me, is likely to determine the uily of those reasons, and the injustice of that de- cision.
 Allow me, gentlemen, in conclusion, to thank you heartily for the expression of individual feelings with which you have accompanied the Resolution Of your Enjoying a personal acquaintance with every one of you. and knowing how much Of private worth and public responsibility 70" represent, feel dautered and graii6ed to receive such sympathy at such hands; and situated as am, eannOt but look forward with heartcheeriDg anticipation to the well come with which you promise to greet my return to my native land.
 A few weeks' residence here will be required ;o place the affairs of the Legation in proper train, well as to settle my own private concerns after which propose avail myself of tho only opportunity that viii probably ever he afforded visit few of the most interesting points of the Continent; alter that hall make the best ofmy way home where hope io .rrye early in the summer. shall then be able more to express in person my deep. my affec- ioua,e sense of the vigilance and protecting kindness if my (ellow.citizens and of the hoDest zeal with Y hich they have stepped forward to vindieate me rom assaults during my absence. In the mean time.