Litchfield enquirer., 1833-04-04

EreeGtidn.-%At Norwich, Chenaneo Coun,v. I9,L
inst. George DennisOR Suffered the hiphss, Dan,v &C
the law, for the murder OF Rerhen Gregory In ~.
address at the galOwa he attributed his sad tate 10 the
use Of ardent sprts-and warned his fellow henps 10
beware OF the deadly poison. He concluded by say
ing, that he was no, guilty of wn murler. The vast
co"cO"rse was then addressed by Elder Swan and sew
eV~ other cIergymen-aiter which prayer was offered
by the Rev. Mr.. Bogue At the close Of the prayer,
the drop fell, and the unfortunate man was launched
into eternity. He appeared to die almost without
struggle. The body hung abOu, thirty eight minutes,
when it was taken down mud delivered to person
who was in readiness TO convey TO the relatives or,he
deceasetL Thus ended the life Of a man who was the
slave Of ardent spiri,s.-NorDich Jour.
Indian O~tr0geS.--A company Of traders were At.
tackled on their journey from Santa Fe to Missouri on
the Canadian fork ofIhe Arkansas aboua three month.
since, Ivy large body Of Camnnehe Indians, with
whom they had long fight. The traders At last ee-
capped in the night, with the loes Of two Of their mum,
her killed. and leaving 70 600 dollars in the pra-
rie; and some orthem had arrived at 81. Louis, after
almos. unparalleled harlships and privations. They
were AZ days in reaching a settlement, encountered
with several wounded men, and the whole nearly
s'WNe", LOT they had IoN thelr horses.
The Cholera.-This fearful disease is rot vet ex.
tnct in III" Western States. Late papers bring &C.
counts Of deaths (no numerous, in various parts Of
Tennessee, Kentucky and Louisiana.
In Rhode-Island, few days since, James Fitxpat.
rick murdered his infant child aged three years, by
beating it in most outrageous manner To complete
the work OF des.ruction the monster afterwards threw
the lutte innocent into the flames. This, we believe,
10 the fifth or sixth murder that has heen committed in
the little manufacturing state Of Rhode.Isand within
few mon,hs.-Bost. Comm. Gag.
A report of,he death Of President jackson reached
Fortress Monroe on Wednesday of las. week, when
accounts from Washington the President had recover
ed from his late ilness.-l6.
The Montreal Spectator mentions that the wife ola
Mr.. Trottier, aged 49, died suddenly ut 81. Laurent
few days since, being near her confinement. Dr. Mo.
reOu called twenty minutes after her DEATH and
effected upon her the C@sarean operation. The re-
suit was three living infants, two boys and girl two
Of these died Immediately the third lived four days by
artificial respiration.
The Charleston Courier announces the dissolution
Of the late South Carolina Convention in the following
terms -" The State Convention, after multiplying the
Enforcing Bill and referring the matter Of the oath Of
allegiance to the legislature put period tie exis-
fence on Monday last. We are truly rejoiced at the
death Of the many -heodcd monser-it emancipaes US
from the ,hraldom Of irresponsible despotism, and
restores freedom, and places us once more under
the cafe dominion Of the constitution and laws. We
may now indeed rcjoice-the Union saved-,he Gov
eminent decentralization either dead letter, or
ia legend of.he pas.''-he tariff question adjusted
peace and harmony public and private, about to be
rcsiored-all constitute source Of graduation to the
heart OF the patriot"
/ MARRIED.
In North Bristol, Mr.. David Russell, OF North Bran.