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

The usual annual commeneemeht At Washington
College, Hartford, via not be held this year on ae-
count oftbe excitement throughout the country shout
the cbOIera. 1t viii be seen by notice 10 our paper
that the officers Of Yale College have concluded an
tcipate the usual time Of their commencement from
the same cause-and that il will be held on The 18Th
Of this month. - SEA
Louisiana EiectiOn.-Gen. Ripley has been elected
to Congress from the ID district BY majority Of 80
votes over Gen. Thomas, the present member. We
presume he friend Of Mr. Clay, as at the former
election Gen. Thomas chosen by the JaekFonians.
In the Sd district, Hon. Henry A. Buard is reeIect
ed by majority Of near3OO He is New-E pgander
by birth and in feeling and Of course opposed Jack
son and JacksOnism. i
AEuytin Van Barren arrived al his residence in Kin
derhook on Tuesday Of last week, from Washington,
having taken Harrisburgh the seat Of government Of
Pennsylvania, in his route.e We wouldn't imagine
that any eIec,iOneerng going OMIT is ony, accOr
ding 10 the Jackson papers, when Mr.. CLAY devialee
little from the direct path home, that such charges
are brought forward.
Henry l.. ELLSWORTH, ESQ. Of Hartford we perceive
by the last Times, has been appointed by the Pres
dent Commissioner for experimenting the location Of
Emigrant Indians in place of Robert Vaux Of Pkila-
delpha, who declined the appointment. II is thus that
brawling demagogues get rewarded for their aiiner
ested support Of the present administraon. This Mr.
E. is perhaps perfect instance Of subserviencyfo
the powers that be" as was ever exhibited by any
creature. Born and reared federasi, by the simple
process Of Jacksonian white washing, he became
pure democrat, dyed in the WOOL" -.rs.
The name of the young woman who hung herself in
Danbury few days ago, we understand DibLie,
instead Of Hickok. -. s..-.@
Attempt at observation-disclosures. Arthur Tappan &
Co. Of New-York, on tie 23d Of July caused an adj
vertisemen 10 be inserted in the New-York papers,
announcing 10 their customers 10 different parts Of
the Union," that they had on hand large stock OF
Sarsne,s, Pongecs, Ribbons Musins, CaIicoes, and
variety Of other fancy stufs and add the following
"N. B. We beg leave inform our customers, ont
of the city, that nOtw outstanding the alarm account
Of the chOlera the principal continue OPEN and
the city may be visited 'oIhoat any apprehension Of
danger"
Now snclr gross imposition as by this paragraph
lie attempted to be -praciised upon community we
have before Witnessed by respectable house.
Messrs. Tappan resi- -ctabIe-and il therefore
cites wonder that their mercantile Interest should
prevail over their love of truth. No 'sappsehension
Of danger" indeed when they very well knew that
stores were closing or had closed all around them, and
every avenue leading from the city filed with
people flying from the pestiience that "walketh in
darkness, aud wastet II monday" and some Of
the members 81 this house among the numler! On
this very day, too there upwards Of 200 cases
aud nearly half as many deaths by cholera. Such
" tricks OF trade to decoy people from the country
could no, however succeed. The reports Of the raw
ages OF The disease fy into every village and hame,
in the land with celebrity equal least TO The adver-
'iseme n,s Of Messrs. Tappan & Co. ....s. 49,.