Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-20


 the consequences Of the agitation of this mo- mentOus question, tt is said that all inauraDn.u. upon West India property are PeTusriR The object for which the French roveru. ment prolonged the captivity, and ahe FreneI, rOyaIsts demanded the liberation of the- Duchess of Berry has been atiast accomplish ed. erFOyaI highness has given to the fam. fly OF the BOurbOns female Vendean. to re- mind them of her romantic exploits and ad- ventures in ka Vendee, during the summer and autnmR of last year, when attempting to regain the crown for her son Henry V. The CarIists at Paris seem extremely ungFateG6P for this happy present, and deny its authen- tic history witt the greatest intFepidiiy ima- gina6le. A
 The Duchess of Berry proelaims herself the lawful wife of Count Hector Luchesi Palli,, Prince of Campo Franco, Gentleman 0f the Chamber Ofthe King ofthe Two Sicilies. TURKEY.
 Although the previous reports of peace be- tween the Sultan and the Pacha were made with confidence, there Seems tO he still exist ing doubt of it's complete ratification. lbra- him has claimed more, riiau the Porte was willing to cOncede. The LonGOn Cemrieros the 18th, announcing the receipt Of Paris pa- persof the Saturday previous, says:
 The news from Constantin0pe contaiaed lin these papers is a day later than the ac- counts before received. but they did not af- ford any authentic information respecting tho treaty said to have 6eeE concluded betweens Ibrahim Pacha and, the Porte. The reports, affirm that Ibrahim had Fenounerd his claiY upon Aioua, which was considered point oe great importance. as tho district ahounds with timber, and would have given Mehemit Ali an opportunity of strengthening his naval power to formidable degree.
 Extract of letter in the Philsdelphia chroeiele, dated Nashville, Tennessee, May 2r. Tsss-"The cholera is prevailing alarwiag exten, in city and marks for it's victim some four aaos, prominent citizens. Ibroke with grea. violence (aisr ces saton of two three weeks on the 2sh instant, since which there have been 20, 3O and teddy abea 70 ca- day. Josiah Ncho m old and respec,able ci,i- gen. and the President of the branch or the Uni,etE States Bank, died few minutes since.
 MATCHES, May Choiero.-A6er the lapse of more than fortnight, in which no case of this dis ease existed in town, yesterday reappeared among us in
 fatal form 20 cases having occurred and six or sev- en persons, two of whom were whites, are reported dead During the night and this morning several en-. ses occurred. The number of fatal eases yes;erisv speaks loud monsiou of the necessity for con.inuet caution and perseverance in all preventive means. VTOVe0 eWClenIs
 2hs Springs-h was estimated, says tie Saratoga, Sentinel, ,ha, there between and 800 strangers at this place on Sa.urday-at least twice as many, we should think, were hero before 90 early in the season.
 .Ioh" RandOlpA.-From an original letter to the deceased patriot, published in the Richmond En- qurer we gather the following account of his desceat from the celebrated Indian Princess: :-l. Pocahon. tas. 9. Thomas Ros. 3. Jane Boiling. 1. John Boiling the elder. 5 John Boiling the yonnger.- G. Jane Randolph. T. John Randolph oi Roanoke the elder 8. John Randolph of Roanoke .he yonng- CT; making just seven descen's from Pocahon,as.- The eccentric writer traces up this tedious descent with greai mns'saess, and dwetIs upon the number Of intervening generations wilk obvious exu.ation and delight.
 Biack Hapk.-The old man, says the Philadelphia lnelligencer is stern, solid fellow, with bnIl dog look of love for 6gh and contemp.uous air of indf ference for the pale faces whieA peer arosnd him-- The prophet has face fslI of guile and mschieG-- From all accounts he is had man; and hs face eer- 'ainly presents no decefal ndex sr his charac,sr The son of Black Hawk is perfect Achilles in form and appeasaace. His form s Rescuiean in iis size, and almost godlikeia i,s beauty, while his cosn.e- nance is noby and heroicaiIy expressive. He attracts general admiration.
 "Prshy SqHascs"-When Black Hawk and his party were ON board s,samboai at Baltimore. they exchanged civlisies with all who appsoached ibem, and dignied several ladies when prssenssd with tho compliment off" pretty squaws," "pre,ty sqaaws." The Montgomery Ala. Journal. of the 18th ult., states that the wefm is committing dreadful ravagss among the crops in that vicinity. Many farmers have been compelled to plant entire fields of cotton over gain. and the prospects of obtaining good crop very gloomy.
 | Daring mud Exfensiss Robbay.-:A packet was siol- en from the City Tavern in ihis eisy Tuesday eve- ming, which contained between $7000 and 980O0. It was brought in valise by Mir. K. B. Knsey the pro- pre'or of ihe Newport line of stages, and deposited tn the package box at sbe Tavern. It was too lste to deliver the package 10 the Suffolk Bank to whom it was addressed and therefore. Mir. K placed it in .he box. Hew up to the Marlboro Hotel, and on bis reurs he found the box unlocked and the gene. Part ofthe money belonged the Fall River Bank aad the rest to the Union Bank of Tiyerton.
 l Boston Dosgy Atias.
 AccideM. .-Yesterday afternoon, upon the asces- sion of the Balloon from Castle Garden several guns were fred from the Revenue Cutter, lying at aseher o the Battery. We regret .o learn ,lsa. one es tho guns exploded, by which Of the crew had searN the whole of his right hand blown off, Thin gus was