Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22


 In giving an account of the destruction by fire of dwelling house of Hsr. John n. COIlins, in Goshen, couple Oi weeks since, we stated that there no insurance" upon it. We are since glad .O understand that it scas insured.
 Elections for Members to Congress have recently been held in the states of North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama. Partial returns from each have been received. In Kentucky, hus far, the anii- Jackson casdidates have mostly succeeded-she fa- snOus Thomaa P. Moore has been beaten by Mr. 1etcher by majority of 19 In Tennessee, tits beIiesedthal Col. Crockett is again elected.
 Mr. Edward Livingston, the newly appointed Min stss Fraace and suite, sailed from NewYork last week in the ship oi the line, the Delaware, for Als new station. Oae of Mr. Van Buren's cons gees bit in the sans vessel wif probably commission sa his pockei.
 Another isiai elect member to Congress in the bih Congressional district of Massachusetts held on.AaoAday week, which was unsuecessfol. Mr. H. Al Bearbusn, the late member, s about 300 ahead ofihe neki highest; but as plurality will not elect, apo,her trial vill have 10 bs naade.
 There has lseeh rulifor through fe cnnniry for few days past that the Hon. Henry Clay had died al his seai near Lexingon, bat glad to learn that ii inrns oat to be untrue.
 The New. .YorA American, in speaking of the pros- terity of the country, and he city of New-York in particular says" The remarkable exemption of N. York from eyen the ordinary degree ot sammer sick nesr as eoatrased with the melancholy scenes of last year, presents striking resa All now s hustle, ace ssi,y, e. and movemeat,hen stiffness, melancholy, and apprehension reigned, almost uadislusbed. In looking what then scenes of desolasiou, and reseins to the yet recent past. cannot help admring that elasticity of spirit and enterprise, which rebounds at once when the pressure is removed, and sfpairs 70 immediately or eaces. the effects or the srasss ofpsesious misfortune. s
 .sIn every depanmeat as present business s nnu- saaly active. There has been scarcely any stnmer interval seyear hardly any iniermission in the inces- saat dia of prospevuss industry. Unversally too-or Q uch % as hardly render any qualification of,hat term necessary-ahe commercial operations of the year are said to be fortunate the footing ofbusine remarkably secure and all are eontented or as much 20 as the ever restless spirit of commerce-.happy tessIcss-wii permit iis volaries to te.
 s'rhe South, too, and especially oppressed! South Caroliaa, shares largely in the general prosperty Cot,on, the chei staple Inns hVovgh, Frioes. which, but for ihe expenses of Notification, would 4ease in the porke,e of her planters large pro6s lfsherefore che rewards of successfu industry which gladden. The country in degree Impaired for Soul, Caro- lina, sie will knowa least when she recovers from her aetAal riusion-at hose door lay the respon- sibii for her cusaile i oportiHn Military pagean- try s costly afar to nea. and Haiions, and 5. c. saast pay r all the srifgraii6ca,ion aad lnud which the expeasise show of her sweniy thousand volunteers dcqna iO veterans, doubt, n arms. eqnirmrni, and sscipiipe!j inspiredhy such drduco0 in the shape oftaxes, from he profits finer sales, may perhaps qualify the sasfactioa which soe of her chiyalrous some are said ia derive Eomahe eonsic,ea of having bnllied the Usion into submission."
 Tire trial fthe Frenchman. Le Blanc, for the mur- der of hir Sayre and wife at Blorrsinw6. N. J. few moHihs since. is going at Morrsiown, ha- wing cosnmenced on Tuesday of last week. The pris- eaer as aie counsel assigned him. and they contest every inch of ground ie make 6is defence favorable as possible. Two three days were consumed iD' making objections the jurisdiction of the Eoar and oher poins, but they were Of coarse oserrued, and ste iriai ordered proceed. There is no reasonable dCabt Eis gailt-sAi it is right there should be fair iasesigaiisaand ihe Court have ordered that no publication be made of the testimony until the ~hole aEial is completed.
 The Newark Advertiser says hat Le Blanc "is . broad, smoouh-faced young man. apparently abeas B. fie sits by his counsel, looking with open teaaacs. Sad the grea,est unconcern. He s from ihe borders of France and Swiizeriaad, and spsaks lsery indisren,ly| both French and German, uthardly word If English. underwood from ihe interpreter assigned by she court, that his wish that the trial should proceed--rigt wEoag-being tired ef sonfaemeni, and anxious for the issue haa the learned counsel viewed ihe matter diferen,Iy- Le Blanc yehemeniy insiss upon hs innocence, but would rather die, he says, than live much longer ia chaas The fellow really cares very little about is.- AE time. misuadersandiag ihe of pracesd- ing. he supposed the court ahsai Co Iserme h. Ia view of shis result he ansiousy inquired whether the box sfjeWels-whieh he coaIesses he saole-woud aoi De returned lo him. The court room is crowded wiih people sf baih sexes; ihough the affair cxeiies very lsle general Interest. There are always num- her ef haage-oA abest such paces but the eiii1eas genesay. pposing that there s neiiher any qsesion of his gails. his coavicoa, show nothing of ,he euroes spist which some recen, similar eases prods- eed elssNksss.n
 William Teller and Cesar Reynolds, the prisonfrs confined in jail 10 ihis city, uaier sen,eace of deai Gof the -maFdep eemmilies ns the State Prisoa aa1 sprisg, hrosgha before 1iF. Jssee Peser, shia 9osning, on writ of habq fae the nus pose OfWyiMg the qaestioa whicM 3S san rnised by iheis