Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-02
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time past announced an approaching change in the Cabinet by the appointment of Mir. Secretary Living stOn to the Mission to France. From source whuch we think entitled to credit, understand that if that gentleman should receive the appointment in question, he will not depart before the al and that in the time he has given up the elegant house ot Mrs. Deca- tur, which he lately occupied; Sir Charles Vaugh- an, and taken establishment better suited to the moderate salary paid to the heads of departmental
 The Washington Telegraph has issued circular, which states that the paper sinks $3276 annually Gen. Green says that the people of the Sout! de- serve to be free they will let his press go down.
 Co"Ue"tiOn of Free persons cf ColOr.-In May next, a convention of the above description embracing de egates from all parts ofle Union, be held in the city of Philadelphia. Commissioners from this city. have already been elected. The object is, to devise some way to elevate the character, and improve the condition of the colored population, and to fix upon place to which they may emigrate, where they will no longer experience the depressing inferority, wh,ch they must always be subject, among the whites. So far as we can learn, most of the delegates un- friendly to the Colonization Society, and have no n- tention of going to Liberia. Great pains have been taken to excite their prejudices against colonization 'h AUWas AheIr tnONgntS are now turned tOWAruS Texas-CincinnatiJ Journal.
 The City Hotel has not suspended its ordinary busi- for single day account Of the late fire. So ample the accommodations of the building and so readily all traces of confusion and disorder casioned by the conAagration, removed, that the greater number of inc boardeIs remained The bud- ing is to be repaired immeda,ely.-N Y. Epe. Post. 4 Bank Faiiure.-Letters from Augusta, Geo. nounce tue failure of the Planters and Merchants bank of that place. The nominal capital of this bank was $350, ,000; of which understand, only small portion had been paid in. The amount of it's bills in circulation is said to be $500 0O0.-Nat. Intel.
 A, Harrisburgh, Pa. 18th inst. a man by the name o John Bolton recovered $l2O0 of Colder & Wilson, stage proprie,ors in an action for damages in conse. quence of the plaintiff wagon having been run down by one of defendants stages; and his thigh broken.
 Albany Argus.
 Siander.-At the late Otsego circuit, his honor judge Mcneil presiding, Miss Wainwright recovered verdict of S75O against Dr.: Harrison of that county, who had charged her with committing perjury. A jus tifcation was attempted but failed.
 William Worseley recently died in Liverpool, Eng. land, leaving fortune ot $7500O, which falls to his only surviving sister, who has been inmate of the Manchester work house for many years! This is in- deed reverse of fortune.-LU. Arg.
 l correspondent asks, " what think you Of ticket with the name of John M'Leam or Henry Clay upon it for the Presidency and that of Governor Troup or some other strong man of the south upon it, for the Vice Presidencyl Would it now row littie Van ur Salt River7" We cannot commit ourselves upon this subject; it is rather carly. Our fire must re- serve for future time. Henry Clay of the field and Judge Mclean stands very well in affections We consider him a safe man, 10 use the language O Major Noah. So is Lewis Cass, and 50 is Danie Webster, and so half dozen others that we coult name. There is time for all things. We shall com init ourselves a, the proper period.-Philaa. Ing.
 It is stated in the Kentucky Reporter of the lO, inst that Mir. Gregory shot at a militia miIs.e in Woodford county by man named Davis. IT, circumstances related are-thnt previous 10 the us of fire arms Gregory and Davis had rencontrs; which the latter worsssd. Soon aner, Davis ar preached Gregory, and shot him with pistol, the ba passing directly through the lungs and his back He did not fal however, but sprang furious upon Da wis, knocked him down and beat him until Davis wa compelled 10 call for help his life. After Gre gory from the struggle he fell, from the effects his wound. He was still living at the last accounts Abou, the same time, Thomas Dutch, in rencontre stabbed c. R. Lewis with dirk, in severe and dan gerous manner.-Ib.
 Daring Ro6bery.-The store of J. & R. Mon tei.h | No. IA Market-Street was entered early yesierda morning by of false key, and robbed of watch es and jewelry to the amount of $9OOO.-Bah. Chrop icie, April %.
 A pretty liuIe brunette of fourteen, was passin, along the street few days since, when she was nc cosed by a strange man, rather the worse for liquor who inquired if her mother black as she was "I believe not" was the reply, "but tell me if you father is as blue you nrel'-N. Bedford Gas.
 Prices in Ne,0- York. April 27.
 FLOUR. New-YOrk, superfne, bbl. 5 5Oa