Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-12-20
EDw. LIVINGSTON, Secretary of State.

Maaary-Five Companies o u. 3. Artillery, nader
the command Of Maj. r. M. Kirby, THE First Regi-
ment, received orders Saturday last to proceed
forthwith from Fort Monroe to Charleston, Is. C.(-
Tho battalion is full, and takes with il completely
equipped field train f16 pieces Of different calihres,
and suitable supply Of fixed ammunition. The off.
GERS attached to the battalion are-Capains Monroe
4th Lyon, Sd; Frazer. Sd; Gall, 4th Lieu,s Gra-
ham, Sd; Maynades, LIST; Bryan. 3D.; Ringgold, Sd ;
Pickel. 4h; Thornton 4ih Collins, 4,h and Reyes,
3d.-Nortok Her.
U. 8. Bank.-From the Report Of the Agent en-
poyed by the Secretary visit the Bank Of the Uni.
ted States, and its Branches to ascertain their condi
ton, and 10 determine whether the national deposits
10 Them were safe, il appears that the total responsible
Ties Of the Bank the public amount TO $37 296 $50
2O-to meet which the Bank has funds 10 the amour,
OF $40 97-leaving Of a. 296 $40 n,
to meet any demands the insiunn, as NIL lis lin.
biiiies must he first paid in Of tie insolvency or
dissolution before the stockholders can receive any
part OF their subscription. In regard 10 the security
OF the public money, and the solyency Of the Bank,
the agent concludes. as well he may, that neither can
admit ofa douht..- Conn. Cow.
Attemps al Hghray Ro6bery--As Drs. Seaman
even
ings sinee about o'clock, they were stopped on the
highway two and half miles from the city, by two
6opads, Of whom grasped at the reins. and miss.
ing hese, laid hold upon the front Of the carriage de-
manding their money or their lie. DR.. Seaman was
driving, and Dr.. being the side next the robber
ieaped oui, md before reaching the ground, shot
the bal passing through his Globes, and grazing HE
Jeff shouldershe pistol beiag held close his breast
q -. IL. HI L.
effect, and probably having no other FIRE. suddenly
Aed, aud the darkness Of the night enabled them to
elade pursuii.-Comm ado.
Shocking! THE British ship Sybyla arrived at the
N Y. quarantine, on Friday last, from Antwerp, with
only % passengers alive, ont Of one hundred and ti
ty-sro, with whom she sailed. The remaiader died
Of sblne non.descrpt dissase-said not to lave a
resembied the cholera
Precocions ViNGins.-The Courier and Enquirer
gives account Of gang Of thirteen boys who were
recently detected in New-YOrk in piunderiOg shop
Of some jewslry. They all blacks but two; their
captain, the Oldest Of the gang 10 under IA. and the
youngest yet9 years Of ACCT yet we're they regu-
larry organized aud discipliaed-had their nightly
rendezvous, their nicksames and their byela%s; and
carried on their business with all Of the sysien and
much oftbe cunning Of veteran rogues Their place
Of meeting in cellar in Orange street, near the
FIVE Points. kept by John Bamber, an EngIishman /;
who was tho receiver and purchaser Of their plumber,
and who doubtless had much do in initiating them
into and periec,ing them h their ubiquitous trade
The right scay.-ln Boston, on "Wednesday, the
10Th inst Esdf premiumsihe La Of 100, te ID Of So
tile Sd of30, and the 4ih Of 20 ioars-were awarded
for superior batter - and what 10 still better the
premium butter was Afterwards sold Al abc,io6, At the
r.