Litchfield enquirer., 1833-09-05

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 SHsD in Asgust.-We are informed by q gentleman from Salisbury, that the ground was literally whiaened by the snow which fell on Thursday afternoon last, Mount Riga aad its neighborhOOd, in that tewn.- Snow was also observed in parts of GOslen and Winchester during the same afternoon Ia this town the wind about 2.OeIOck wheeled suddenly round to the northwest, and ihe weather Gor few hcurs be- came very cold. There were frosls on the low lands two or three nights last week-in some places uufi- eient to injure the corn.
 BGsiness cf NesU- YOrk.-The Daily Advertiser, in She remarks accompanying the Review of the Market for the pas week. says- is the opinion of the hest informed men that this city has never seen a more prosperous time than the present. and during the past year buaness of aImost every description has been good. The shipments abroad have generally paid a large profit. The Canton, European, and South Amer ican trade has been unusually good. The internal commerce has also been fourishiug. The sales have been large aud the rise of the great staple Cotton has enabled the Southern people to pay up well. At the present moment there is every appearance of large andex,sasve falItrade Ourpublic houses are crowd ed in an uunexameeddesree wi,h merchants from eve " sec,ioa of the country, and although we are jus, comeacing the fall sales, it is admitted by all ihathe goods already sold exceed that of any former year during August"
 The Rhode Island election for Members "f Congress Ael,i last week. The reurns are nearYaN'i i"-- sufficient to say that Mir. Burgess-od Tristan Bur- gess as ,he Jackson men call him, and who is of sss worst aad sharpest ,lorns in their pa,is elected asy . large majority For the other member there is no cho.ce-Mr Pearce and slr. Updke having about anequa aud the highest vote, and there being 2OOO votes cast between four other candidates, besides considerable number for tha. veteran Ofice-seeker- but-never-hoder, old Blr. Scatte,ing.
 Epsyaim K. Auery-The last Middletown Sentinel mat this Rev. gentleman arrived in that eiy on iie Monday previous tn the steamboat from Hartford for the purpose of attending the Commencement of 1he Wesleyan University. "We understand, says the Sentinel, that on hs leaving Hartford, large crowd assembled on the wharf, who expressed their dielike of him by booting &c. Aud on his arrival here, he asas received in a ike H is to be regretted that any portion of citizens should take this mett- cd of showing their dislike to him. Under The cir of the case, the less he appears in pubIic where any considerable portion of tlre people are a- gains, him, the better we should think ii to be.'
 Asa the New-Haven Register (which by the bye
 pHears entertain nveeraie hostility against all cergymen and professors of relgon) states that Mir. Avery was put on board carriage and conveyed out of town that word had been given out that he would preach some time during the day previous to Commencement; that some of the society io fa. Snr Ofhis preaching, and some against that aer ofte students from abroad, who had appointments .f~ 1... .A the concurrence their friends) that if Avery was a lowed to preach. they would n"t speak the stage, but would not consider themselves any longer msu,- i'ers of the Institution. It is very straage that the Preachers of the Methodist Chnrh should stil con,i sue to bfnse pabic opinion respecting this man-ihAt they should insst, in the present is stated to have been done by President Fsk that he shall preach iO their rhnpes and be heard hy their people, Not. withsta""g his acqui,iai iy aury, tenis oithe 5sIieue him to be guilty of the seduction and murder of Sarah Maria Cornell. They found their belief o this only from the circumstances de- SeIoPed in tine trial. but from many circsasances accounted for by Ayery-and yet. with a degree Of
 ertnacisy which strongly of desperation, many of the Me,hediss Ministers still endeavor uphold him, aud fellowship with him. lt is fully time he was cut of aR snworihy the church.
 Late Arrirals.--By as, Monday nights mail we re. ceiyed the Stamford tCon.} Sentinel of the 5lh Au- gust, the New.Haven Journal Of the 25,h. and the N Y. Daily Advertiser of the 2d Sept-o"e in the re- mark able short passage Of tsOeny days distance of 58 mes-auother io seren days, distance of 36 miles-and the oihcr 100 miles, in l6 18 hours af ter it issued from the press. The Journal how ever is uniformly iardy in it's arrival New-York. has jus been built in the latter city, aud has already reached Hartford her first trip. She is called the pEngiand, commanded by Capt. Wa ,erman formerly of the Oliver Ellsworth; is of 270 tons bur,hsn the engine of l20 horse power, and is built in the substantial manner % be able as escounter the, Sound gales. The number Of steam ,oats plying ro various parts of Connecticut e New York render srip to the city easy. cheap. and convenient frum almost any point.
 A, the sessioo of tis Superior Court tn New Haven las, week, present Judge Williams, JsssfEs HGmisson, foa"d guilty SG maaslaugh,er. was sentenced lo the state prisou for years; Zsed Cooper, Ia black,) for an attempt to comnit rape upon young white sir six years; and TVm Bsrcs for passing counter felt money, eight years. .,M
 Prices in NetV- York. Aug. So.