Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

states that the number of new eases during the twenty
 four hours previous was IO of which have ier'nna- ted fatally. On the l2lh, as appears trO the sHio'n- ed letter with which we have been favored, the dis ease assumed still more alarming aspcCs:--
 Cincinnati, Oct. l2, -lsSQ.-The cholera is raging ferceIy, and more malignant than is was with you- Those taken do no, live more than io hours and nearly every case, far, has terminated sa'aiy' u" more indscrminOe here than with you tOr u H'"cks high and low The report to-day is 2S eases for the last 24 hours, and il only commenced this week. lIhe Board of Health report on the l2.l'. IA new cNse"' and l8 deaths. l-Clrveiond Ado.
 1 An old RepubHcon yemembeved.-AmOng the new members of Congress recently chosen in Pcnnsylva' nia, we observe the namc of Wm. Cla'k, who held the office of U. s. Treasurer under the administration of J. o. Adams. He will new go back to Washing ton, the reprcee o the district in which Har- rshurg the ofgovernMent of Pennsylvania s s't- untcd. He was elected by aATse majoriy.-Reg | New Oriedns, Oct. 1.-The lnterments during the lust week amoun,edto ll0 ofa casses and colors a. m"ngst them were many children, several slaves and number Of incorporate lahorers. Nevertheless, we are compelled cay thu, for many years Ut the same season of the year we have seen the city sicky as it is at present. . -
 The Charleston, Va. Banner, says tha' the tide oi emigration s setting with unprecedented rapdi,y from Virginia to the West, and that every hour in the d"y
 trains of wagons seen passing in that direction, acc companed by great numbers of substantial yeOmen.
 suit has oeen commenced by Mr. Joseph Blunt of Ncw.York, against the Albany Argus iora libel.-- The Argus of Thursday remarks, that i's impressions and suspicious as appears by further inquiry, were un- founded, and unjusi,owavls Mr. D.. 2. ......
 Colleess.-Bc,ween fifty and sixty Students have en- tered Harvard College since the lass Conmence The Freshman Glass a, Amherst College is stated ai seventy. Upwards q one hundred have entered M Yale since the last tcommencement.--N. Y. D. Ado.
 M1rder--on Monday afternoon last, some children at play in the meadow n tho part Of the city, called { Wappny, discovered m infant in we'll They i'm. medin,cly went and informed some older persons who proceeded to the spot. On aking t out ofihe water |, wns found 10 bo male white infhnt. Its skull was broken and stone tied i,s ls foot I s supposed to have lain in the we'll 10 or l6 days. Thejury ofin- quest brought in their verdict that the child came to is death in consequence of blows no.ed on its skull " ''"' ''-O' M,ddletovn Sent.
 4 Good Div;dend-The New Orleans lnaurnnce Company the oldest in this city, the 24th u't' de- cnrad dividend of four hundred and weniy-hvo dole lars per share on the amount of stock paid in (which soniy of &lO0 forhe last months. Four hundred do'' nrs are appropriated o reduce the suresies urnshed by the slockholders and twenty-five dollars 10 cHs' 1 nre pad to .hcm.--Nesc Oriesns Paper.
 Extract of . letter dated Lexington, lMissonri,) September 23--The moun,ain company passed iI'so' here yesterday with I50 mules loaded with beaver fur, each carrying 300 lbs. They had brush with Blnck Feet, md had seven men killed nnd several wounded. soubleue. ihe principal of the company was bndly wounded in the arm and shouder, but ap pears to be doing well.
 Bishop renwick, the Catholic Bishcp of Ohio, die' the Cholera d, Wooster oa the 6tltibsi. w FYs ., FsshkN.--on "Wednesday morning last . 4 o'clock, the large manulactory in tie village
 rnnkiinvile, of six stories owned by Mr. Beajnmi' CInpr. was found so be on Ire and In .wo hours [ was destroyed wth all the stock and machinery. The .hree lower stories were occupied by Mr. Capp as . saw r,il and Mr. ]. c. Smith asa machine shop The three upper stories by Levi Cook and Co. as comb. factory. Mir. Clnpp's loss s estimated at esOOo 'n- sured elOoO. Mr. Smiths, e20O0: no insurance. .-' Levi Cook Ss Co. slOOO0; insured S7ooc. The hrs is supposed to have originated in the s"w mill or ma chine shop. By this fire. rising of 100 hands are thrown out of employment.--N. Y. Advsrtissr.
 The New York Journal and Advocate says: The editor of one our exchange papers had better "dver ,;.e for printer who will net head the sooe, Whis all in tears we went on siore,' Whats 0N fn tsres' sOsnt on shors." s
 Fatal Aecidsnts.-on Thursday evening, the ll'h inst, two men were drownsd in the riser opposite th' ci,y; John JaeObs, saor on hoard the sloop Gapgss Cap,. Wheeler, and native Of Holland, recently "r rived in this country from EDsiand. and Daniel Vau Matter, of this city. We ssdersiaod the deceas ed with others, were n small boat bclongiog to the Gaoses, which the prssen. reshst in inc river swep with such violence against easa boat which h cas ,.l,v encountered that the unfortunate indvldSaI' sl,oye named were precipilaed Into the water, and before they could be rescued, the current swep. the" .nder the bottom of the large boas.-on Friday, Mr. Daniel Ware, e,who. as we learn. had recently removed from POuI,ney, Vermont. sad was returning ihishe' ou bussess took passage for the north in tbe cann hoa, Fair Trader Whes the boat was about starring Mr. Ware took setting pole io aid in showing he'
 from ,he dock; and in bis efforts r tIis purpose, tbs ,oIe .oued from the dock bis Ware lost hs balance
 .u into the river, and sunk besse assistance could reach him. Troy Sent. t
 Was.r ia shs City ef Nsse- Ksrk.--Ths boring ex'
 of fDisbrow have discIossd to the citizens o h;. e;,v ,he true sources from which they must here
 c.. araw nura water for ths uss nfthe esy. DcFing