Litchfield enquirer., 1833-11-07


NJ. While, OF virgiaia, and NJ. Bomdinos. Of New
Jersey, also spoke against the power Of REMOVAL
The debate was protracted 10 great ength aud the
power 81 removal was retained 10 the bill by vote Of
IS TO 90 every democratic member Of the fret Con.
gress voting against It, -Nel0- AGDeR PsHadiHm.
ITEMS-sELEcTED.
City Bank ResOora.--The Vice Chancellor yester-
day decided that Henry Bangs was entitled 10 the
whole reward Of 81 ,466 q, offered by the City Bank
for the recovery DC the money taken from ils vaults on
the 10th Of March, 1881, when they were entered hy
means Of false Keys and robbed. There were four
o:her claimants the case, namely, jacob, Hays the
High Constable, Maria Van Ripper, Zebuon Homer,
and Benjamin J. Hays. An awaEd had been made
by Mr.. Depeyster, Master Of Chancery, apporiionng
the sum in the following manner: to Bags $5OO0 10
the three officers $4,000, aud to Maria Van Riper
$466 "a; 10 which exceptions were taken, aud the
thus before the Vice Chanccllpr, who has
ordered decree TO be entered aljodging the whole
reward to Bangs the ground tina, he gave the fret
information TO The officers and that this information
Of such jos,ify them in their suisse
quent proceedings, and TO exonera,c them from any
legal liability had it proved thai Bangs suspicious
were mistakenly. Y. Eve. Post.
Two jurors were fined ten dollars each in the Su-
perior Court Of North Carolina, for having fallen n
Sleep during atrial which was to be submitted to their
consideration. Their happy insensihiy was no, dis
covered until the other ten jurors had retired.
There had Been regular fight on Boston Common,
between large party of buys, where they adjourned
Cor the purpose. Sticks, brick ,bas, &c. were the
weapons used. The conAba,ants belonged 10 two on.
position schools, and thus settling an ancen,
grudge.
Eftracfd;nmy- schooner Maria Eliza, Capt.
Hughes sailed from Cork on the l5h Of Marcel, last
for ST. johns, N. F., where she long expected.--
Finally, all hope Of her arrival was lost. Six months
elapsed en, strange cay, she reached 81. Johns in
safety. She had been enclosed In fell Of ice and
had Roa,ed off the Of Greenland, from whence
she finally got liberated There were two passengers
on board their friends had long since mourned their
loss.-N. II. Paliadiuns.
MOre Mail Robberies.- From ihe Camden, Is. C.)
Journal Of the 10Th inst, learn that few days pre-
vious, the southern stage was robbed near Columbia
by cutting the trunk from behind The property tm-
consisted ofjewery, To the amount Of about three
thousand dollars, nearly all Of which has been
cred, and the robbers negroes arrested and loag
ed Jail. day two after, trunk containing
era Thousand dollars worth Of gold in bars with other
valuable articles, taken from the baggage rack Of
the northern stage, between Camden and Cheraw.--
No discovery has yet been made OF the robher. re-
ward Of City dollars 10 offered for the trunk and it's
contents.
The Vermont Robbery-A robbery was perpctrated
at Rutland VI. in July last, by catering the dwelling
house ofihe Cashier ofthe Rutland Bank, and taking
from i, trunk containing Tor $4,000. No clue had
been Obtained until recently, fihe persons WIN had
been guilty Of the Transaction. From iniimaiions,
however, from this city. have resulted in
curing the robbers and disclosing the whole
ton. II appears that Richard II. White asccr-
tanning that The Cashier was in the habit Of carrying
TO HE house after bank hours, innnk will, money,
aud being esrons Rossess himself Of it, applied
Elijah Drew now IN the Philadelphia prison, to assist
him ii obtaining iG Accordingly Drew repaired 10
Rutland, and the two thieves entered the town 10
gig, aud accomplished The robbery in The evening"
Drew being the most dsxierous rogue Of the two, en-
tered the house in Slippers and succeeded 10 carrying
off the trunk 70 his companion, who waited for him
some distance OF in the gig. They rsmaned few
days III the vicI.y Of Rutland and then departed to
pursue their operations elsewhere. White 10 in the
jail Salem in this state No part Of the money has
been recosered.-N Y. Com. Ado.
tuetuuC0 uhs UGCuvTGu o. u
young mans ruin by indulgence in expensive pleas.
ures. Francis Barrett, who has been employed FOR
aboatt two years past by Messrs. y. q r. Dosr, q Co.
ofihis city, clerk, yesterday takeH 10 The Po-
lice Office and committed 10 Brdewell, on charge
fembezina their properly by means oftaise entries
in their hooks. He has admitted that he has detaud-
ed them Of he,ween two aad three thousand dollars.
the greater part Vf which he lost ID beiing on the
Hnrlem Trotiing Coarse. His employers esiiniate
the embexzlemeat mach higher. BY these sofdis-
honesy be has covered himieif with infamy. and in-
volved wife and two children IN His dsgraee.--.Ib.
Mr. Clay in his reply toihe citizens Of Portland.
states, that il his intention TO have visited that
place. the advanced state othe season, several
gagemenis and o,heF circumstances, win prevent him
from accepting their polite iavi,aiioa.
Librmies.-@There are now, says she Philadelphia
Sentinel $4,000 volumes in the City Library Of Pha-
deipha. Philadelphia, then. has the homer Of pos-
sessisg the largest library 1--WE Do know wheher
the es in The United States, aad for aught know
lin Aaseriea. Plat Of Harvard Usissrsiy contains
less than 40 OOO and thai Of the Boston Aiheseum
Eboai $1,000.
i Dreadful 46a1.-We learned few days since, by
gentleman who passed through bIon.ceIIo On. that
a most Asgrnnt rAbFder eoainiiied In that place.
Tuesday, night the 18Th inst. The body of Mr. Rose
by Auaus.us Glover. S6ms MISUNDERSTANDING had
.~...d $40 nd ha weem sa ssso s,n,s;as nre