Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-17

tefmined, for the safety of the passengers and crew. amounting to about 70 souls, to run her ashore, where she now lies, 20 rods from the
 waters edge, and broken in two. All the individuals on board were saved ex- 1 cept one, a MT. MilIerd, of Lodi. Seneca co. who. notwithstanding the approximations of capt. Walker, ventured to swim tO the shore. 1 He sunk short distauce from the vessel.- The Washington Was not insured. Loss
 about $6O,OOO. Brooklyn. (Con.) Oct. 4th, 1833.-A new ] complaint having been entered against Miss CrandalI, by Grand Juror of the town of . Canterbury. since the session of the last County Court. she was ordered to give bonds
 for her appearance before the next Superior Court, to abide judgment thereon, by the Jus tice 10 whom the complaint was made return able.
 At the present term of the Superior Court in this town, Chief Justice Daggett presiding, the Attorney for the State filed an informa- ton against her, founded on this complaint. 1 The cause came 0n for trial on Thursday morning, the Sd inst. The evidence adduced in support of the charges against the defen- dant was similar to that 0n former trial he-
 fore the County Court the points made by the Counsel on both sides were also similar The trial occupied the N hole of Tuesday and d part of Friday. His Haaor the Chief Jus. tice charged the Jury that the law was con sttutional taking the broad ground that blacks were not citizeas. The Jury after a short delheration returned a verdict of EuI. ty. The Counsel for the defendant rendered. bill ofexceptionst ts the charge ofthe Judge. which will bring the Constitutional ques,iun before the Supreme Court of Errors of the State of Connecticut at their next session in July next.
 Counsel for the State, Cleveland. States Attorney. and JudsoR; for the Defrndanty Goddard and Strong. of Comm.
 Dr. Reecher among the Hottentots.-Dr. Phillips remarks in his Letter--s' If the great ness of an individuaI is to be estimated hy the mass of mind on which he operates, and the benefits he is enabled to confer on mankind, perhaps Dr. Beecher may he considered as the greatest of all your great men. Whatev- CT doubt there may be in America on this point, this much is certain, that the Hotten~ tots in South Africa know of no greater man than Dr. Beeche-, and consider him as enti- tied to one of the first places in the list ofthrr benefactors."
 Hyde, the Saiiaa BGak Ro5ber-A letter from a re. specabIe commercial gentleman a, Norfolk, address ed to w. Williams tk Go. of this city, communicates the intelligence, that Porter Whitney Hyde, the indi- vidual who robbed the Bank of Sana, sailed from that port the 4tll asant, hoard the Brig Omega, John Boring, master, bound Cadiz under the name ofPorter Whitney. As the brig is dull sailor, 1t is probable that other vessels hound Cadiz, may ar rive before Ler Should this be the case s request ed that Hyde may be arrested and detained, until the proper documents can he forwarded to Alexander Burton, Esq. American Consul or Francis H. Har- mony, Esq, of Cadiz. Such documents will he im- meeliaeiy despatehed, iegether with apersoH den- tify Hyde. h &ill be remembered that liberal ward offered fpr his apprehension He is about 35 years of age feet 10 inches high slender built, walks erect; hair very thin on the forehead.
 The S,. Louis Republican relates the following trag- ical affair which took place in Franklin county, Mo.a week or two since. Two citizens of that county one of them most respectable mnn-had some difIcr- ence while a, work in cornield They agreed to settle the matter between themselves with rifles; and .resorted to wood for that purpose. They fought n ,he Indian syle inierposng and every other de- fence of life. At leng,hthey fred-and both fell One of them died instantly; the other survived but abosa twenty four ho1rs.
 letter to the Editors of she Kentucky Reporter, dated Winchester, Ky. October l. says :-" This mOTuIUS, aUoH Q D CtVGNs HI uHtottuHHG EVHcouhstw took place before the Court House door, heiweea Samuel R. Coml,s & Sons, against two oCibe Bushes, (sons of Ambrose which terminated in the death of Samuel R. Combs, sen. His head was nearly sepa- rated from his body, the main artery being entirely separated. Combs had shot named Nelson the day previous, with pistol, and in custody of the Sheriff, and the Bushes summoned as guard.-- He died in about 30 minutes or ess aiier he had res ceised the cut"
 On Thursday afternoon a respectable female from Newburg went into dry good store in Grand st.. and purchased shawl, for which she paid and ordered it to he sen. to her lodgings. This was attended to punciua,y. but opening her purchase she fouhd
 ha, an article altogether inferior to ,e for which she had paid had been to her, and she basieacA back to have the mistake las she supposed 10 be,I rec,i6ed. The manners ofthe salesman were al ,hs time however changed from cviii,y 10 gross 'npe',- nence, and she was obliged ID leave the -s,ore and seek redress in another way. Accordingly she came to the Police cfice yesterday morning and stated the circumstances the magistrate. who notwithstanding that the affair did not exactly within thepne of criminal offences, sent an officer with the lady the store at she had her rights. The siore-keep- CT knew however that he had right 10 iatcrferes and without any ceremony he turned him from his premises. The lady consequently without the
 of obtaining redress, except by suing him for . A