Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
GENERAL SUMMARY.

GENERAL SUMMARY.
 Erf'acf of a Letter dated Stoningson, Conn. Ipyix Sd, l8o2-" The current reporthere is, that Cant N. "ho has returned from the South Sens, has made n valuable new discovery in the Pacific, of Fur Seal. That the main island was also inhabited by small race 0i human beings that readily in numbers on board of the vessel when at anchor in the harbor would greedily devonr whatever was given them 10 ea' and were |" a" appearances perfectly inoensive Several ot them when the. ~.seI was abou, denar,;, were desrous to come O her. but n.> ,.,,,.;n ..,; ed bringing them away It appears the seals ress. . she smaller islands, al board, of reach of tho natives, similar to those the Sisers at Chatham Is. and, when first discovered. have conyersed with one of the seamen; he the seals were numerous and gentle, would not move out of their way when among them-tha. they knock cd down upwards ofsOO at one time, ceud have loaded their vessel in shOrs time, but had not the salt enable them to do i,."
 The Utica Observer asserts, and the Albany Argue copies the assersion-hat the Presiden of the Uni,e6 states s not bound to annpnrt the ConatissioR aa t -. ''S'." "1 'hs Federal Judges--,hat lie may net independent of any other hr,...r "' | ernment. on all constitutional quv.a.r.-..-. .., may either net or refuse 10 act in support oi a.
 Ia President is then invested with all real egsla,ix. ;. dicia' and executive power, with regard the Cen. stituton the execution of the laws depsnds upon his will, and ho possesses more absolute control in the Government Of the Union ,hnn is claimed for any constitutional monarch in Europe in the admaisra- ton of affairs. With him, no branch Of the Go, srn. ment can be deemed coordinate in act-ths prer"ga tive of nuiying laws and judicial decisions by deny- ing their conformity to ,he constitution. makes him supreme-the final ar,iter-he very Celestial M ,jes. ty-Nasionai Gasets. d. | Information Wanted.-The Norwalk Gazette save the Post Master at Wilton has received leues from Mr. T. B. Caro, of Apalachicola Florida, dated Feb. 24 stating that sometime in August last Mr." David E.. Hubbei, whom he supposes to be native ofWil~ ton, came to that place from New-York. with some goods, lclockss SEe. bat that he suddenly Jeff the place iO consequence of difficulty and s suppos. l cd to have been murdered by the Indians with wLons he we"t away in . canoe, as he has not since been heard of The object Ofthe letter is inform the la.ves of Mir. Hubbe of his Gate and advise them in regard to his little property, p"rt of which is io tho hands of Mir. E. s. Norton of Coiumbus Geo. and the rest in the care OfMr. Caro.
 Hon. John Randolph.-The Lynchburg virginian states that Joh" Randolph, candidate for the House of Delegates. in Charlotte district, va. withdrew from the contest on theI2 2arst day of the Canyass-sho wherefor is not stated. l KnorUilie, Ten. March 2l.-We have seen PatenG Lever Watch which was manufactured in Mr. Belle shop, of this place, by Mr. Robert Titus. It is made of Tennessee gold. and we believe che workmanship would not lose by comparison wiih that of imported watches. Thisis probably the frst one manufactured
 in any of the Wes,ern Southern Statss and that think it worthy passing notice. Et was made Sor gentleman Of this state, aad is estimated to be worth $2OO.-Repwb.
 Gen. Kirkland who was recently elected Mayor of Utica, declined accepting tke salary csks e6ee. The way of the world is, to veeeiue ss salary, and dsrs- gard the duties of the office. >
 l Another Murder.-The Selma Argus. publshsd ia Alabama, states that Eli Terry. Solicitor in sAae state, was shot dead on ihe 18th Uit by Mr Reed, whom he was attempting to arrest. on a charge er kidnapping negroes from she county ofAusauga. @ I The Mais.-It appears from a aesi6eaiios issued from the Post Ofice Department a, Washiagsea, shae an important change has beea made in she arrange mens of the 6aiIy mail between Washingien and New York, ty which saving is made of nearly day ia the time occupied tn passing between those tive eisiss- The present arrangement is, that the ma shall leave Washington al o'clock in the morning. reach Balt. more in ssasOn ,o take the steamboat at half pa on ths sams mOrniRg, aud reach Philadelphia aI o. clock in the evening. IL viii depart from Philadsl. phia at P. M. and arrive as Nsw-YsEk ct O'slOOA oR ths following msVaiaV.