Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-02

oId, was attacked By the same disease, aud died on
Monday .Anoiher child aged g was ai,ack~d dnr;oC
SUNDAY nignt, aud third, aged IL, on Monday morn.
ing, Just before the death or the father. They we're
more comfortable on Monday evening, bot died the
course OF tie night. A servant woman in the same
!nH'ly was taken on Monday, and died after a few
no9Es sickness hours, ON Tuesday nlOrning.-Tllas
10 less than ~ hours FIVE members Ofone family pass
ed from state Of health 10 sickness, from sick nees 10
death, and from death to the grave. S
Another Case Of Woe.-ALast Friday noon n hoy six
years DID, was attacked with the Cholera. the board
ing house OF Mrs. Taylor, No. l6 BrOad-st. He fell
sery PAD state during the night ha, afterwards
nsN'xSo ana IS now doing we'll On Friday evening,
W.T.. Nook ms mother, and daughter Of Mrs. Taylor,
were aHacked, and last evening remained extremely
nn On saturday evenings Mrs. Taylor herself, and
T ~ uaughter, young lady, were attacked. Miss
ray,or d'ed on Tuesday afternoon, and Mrs. ].
"wednesday morning. A coIored servant wis attack
90 on MONDAY: and died the same evening. A color
ed chd' who had been in the family few days, was
seized on Wednesday evening and died on Thursday
m"IIM."S' An English servant woman was taken i'll
o" wednesday, and Irish woman Thursday;
pom went home and last evening both were extreme
SICK. The house cleared Of all its inmates yes
except Mr.. Cook who was TOO feeble TO be re-
moved and the persons necessarily detained on her
"ccoUh'' Several gentleman bOarders in the family,
VINO removed on Monday, have been quite unwell
win the premonitory stage OF the disease, but by time
" care are all doing we'll. There two daughters,
ana one or two other persons belonging TO the family,
VINO remain IN health. No other sickness has occur
hundred houses Of spot. II becomes an inquiry
o. great Interest, what malign circumstances has mark
ea hs family for such dreadful desolaon. The fam
NY was carefully conducted. II is possible find
any thing in the general mode Of living, in any par
!lcuiar article OF food, which was likely to produce
injurious effect. In all these Matters the almost
ma been used. The medical gentlemen, however,
could not doubt the existence Of some local mischief.
Inc adjoining buildings both sides warehouses.
IN searching about for such mischief il found,
that the cellar Of one Of these warehouses had in it
antitv # ,siate nnAh onoS hasa
were ordered by the Inspector to he immediately re-
moved, and they were taken away yesterday, The
lower portion OF them damp, and in an offensive
state. Whether they could have been the local att
hon TO he general nuisance, necessary to produce
such destruction, whether the cause lies yet anas
covered it impossible determine with certainty.
Jour. of Conan.
Old and Ner Tari6.-A correspondent OF the Al
exandria Gazette, gives the following comparative
statement Of the duties articles ander the old
larf and the duties on the same under the act just
passed in Congress. t-#...... 2.
Under the old Tariff, plains costing 35eens per square
yard, will pay less than cents.
Under the new Tariff plains costing Ii. Cd 3S l-2 cts.
or UNDER pay duly Of ID cents per square yard.
This is The iocest rate of duty at which plains
be imported.
The best Welsh plains, for instance, 7-8 wide, a.
greeabe to the above pay 1919 cts per running yard
Under the new Tariff, the same cost will pay l-2 10
1873 do. #g >.
Tire second quality do nbou, la do. do.
Inferior do. do. do. do. do. ...-
Hunters Cloh, Plains, costing 2s i'd. under the old
IRrf, pay So per ccRt. adv.
Under the Tariff, so do. do.
Flanncls now pay % l-2 cts per square yard.
Under the new Tariff, Is do do. do.
Brussels Carpeng now, 20 do. do. do.
Under the new. 63 do. do. do.
1ngrained Competing now, 40 do. do. do. - is,
Under the new, As do. .-...s.. .......,
Venetian Carpeng now pays 40 cts per square yard
Under the new, pays 80 10 do. do. do. s-s
Worsied Stuff Goods, such as Bombazeties, Cam.
bles lai'ls, Crcassians &c. now pay % per cent.
nd vaorem.
Under the new Tariff, 10. do. do. do.
Silks and worsted Goods, such as Bombazine, Nor
wich Crapcs, Barge, 1ialiane's, &c. &c. now pay
80 l.2 do. Co. do. v. 81. 4
Under Tie new, 10 do. do. 49,. 81.
Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. IS do. do.
Under the new, IS do. do. do.
Blank els not exceeding IS cents, such Point and
Bristol, under the new, 5 per cent.
Under the existing duty, IS do. do. r,
Cotton Goods, costing less than "a cents per square
yard shall be deemed to have IS cents, and IS
per CT. adv.
New Tariff deemed to have cos, 30 do. and 25 do do.
IL dyed and printed same as before 35 do. and %,
do. do. So
Yorkshire Servants Ciu,f, under the existing Ia
riff, as 10 85 per cent. ad w.
Under the new Tariff, SO per Ct.
Cotton hagging. now 5 cents.
Under the new. 3 10 cents.
Silk Goods, now 80 per cent
Under the new Tariff, 10 per cent.
Irish Linens paid by the old Tariff % per cent. III
And areto pay by the new, Is per ct. only.
The Ncw-York Daily Advertiser of Monday says -
e The National Republican Co"pfntion which me, at