Litchfield enquirer., 1833-11-14


enforced rs above mentioned mi 76l.
The chart and surveys Of The former (nOt
Of The Iatter) agreement are amCOg the pub
lie records Of our commonwealth
PhiLadeiPhia Sentinel.
From London, there are acconnta one day
later, by the packet ship. Sampson. They
present little later intelligence from Lisbon,
but without much interest. r. f
London. Sept. SO4-Trelve otelock.--Pri-
vale letters have been received this morning.
brought by a merchant vessel from Lisbon,
dated the 18th inst. Up TO that date, affairs
remained tranquil. no further attack or dem
Onstraiion having been made By the Miguel
ite army. 1t ia likewise positively reported
that the steam sessel, the Lord Of the Isles,
has been captured by two of the Queens
ships. The steamer had on hoard twenty
seven French officers, who were going ont to
join Marshal BOurmOnt, and was aIsn heavily
laden with ammunition and warllke stores
It is likewise stated that n small sch0oHer la
den with shot had shared similar fate.
Reappedrance ofihe Cholera in Paria.-We
regret TO announce that the cholera has again
aSroken out in Paris. On the Goth and 2lst.
Within forty eight hours. eighteen gases were
brought ia the Hotel. seven Of Which proved
fatal within few hours; being quite AS many
cases and AS many deaths as took place at
this great hospital within the same period at
the onset Of the epidemic Of 1882. ~
Yankee Enterprise.-I.he Portland Adver-
tiser of the 18Th ult. contains letter from
correspondent frnm the upper Mississippi
While ascending that ri*rr, a steamboat was
met coming down, WEARING somewhat unu-
slial appearance. She Was " the Exchange"
says the writer. /" significantly SO named
owned and commanded by yankee. who in
the true spirit Of his native craft and babtudr,
causes his engine, while proprlling the boat,
to saw shingles too. The manufactures Ofthis
article is thus constantly going ON (even when
the beat is sraiiOnary,) and by his locomotive,
faculties he thus finds Il hundred ready mark.
cts for his commodity, which he exchanges
for produce or money; and Judging by the
result, he has found the business M exceed
iOgly profitable one"
Rail Road Accideat.--On Friday morning,
bctw cen nine and ten o'clock, as n train Of
ii.r-e cars was proceeding towards Phladsl-
phls on the Camden and Asi|boy Railroad,
about four miles from tseightstown. an acct
dent occurred by WHICH eDe life was last and
several persons seriously hurt. 4nc nf the
Immediately following drove against il with
such force that it MAS thrown from the rails
and overset. or the passengers. whn were
twenty five 10 number. one, Mr.. j.. G.. Stead
man, a silver-s,nith of lfairigh, N. q. was Kill
led on the spot, and fifteen others Injured.
some severely. among whom are Mrs. Bart
lett and her child, and gentleman from fire
interim Of Pennsylvania. Capt. Vanderbilt
and Mr.. Dreyfous, OF this city, are among the
wounded. John Quincy Adams was a pass
senger ia the car which " AS OxfrthroWn, bnt
received no injury. The passengers in the
forward car we're not hurt. The third ear
coniaiaed only baggage.-N.Y. E. Post.
attempted Robbery ofa GraUe.-On Thurs
day last, laboring mao, by the name of
Brow ming. residing in Elliot street, ded. and
ON Friday he was buried IN . gravein the bn-
rial ground on the Neck. His friends having
cause to suspect that an attempt would br
made To steal his body, employed persons to.
watch the Erst night, but neglected TO do il
on the second, saturday. add on Sunday
morning. his body was found disinterreJ. add
lying about City feet distant from the grave,
with rope round its tek. The body snatch
ers wonld3probably have succeeded in bearing
of their spoil. bad not person from the
country, who slept in a neighboring house.
and who was going out Of town, rose at fnur
o'clock in the morning, to feed his horse and
prepare for his journey. Observing hand
cart standing at the gate Of the burial ground.
his curiosity was excited, and on gning 10 the
grave yard, he saw two persons, who were,
no doubt, the resurrectionists. make a sudden
start. and run tow ards the dyke. The body
Ms returned to the grave, hut there ~ M clue
to The discovery Of the perpetrators Ut the
optrago.- Boston Transcript. @
The Mobile Commercial Advertiser of a
Tate date. October 81, furnishes the follow Jog
much more satisfactory Information 49,, The
repd ffnnla Columbus paper, that the troops
al Fort Mitchell We're to march Immediately
10 expsi the whites from the Greek territory,
cannot be we'll founded. The troops are di-
rectedt to aid the Marshal ia his dntipss and
that ofirer has given public natiee that the
settlers NIT not be disturbed before the 18th
efJanuary. lnAhe mean time we Cannot hut
indulge the hope that the difficulties may, ia
some manner, be adjusted"
II is said that at this time theirs. are hut Ave
students ia William end Mary CoI!rge--one
apiece for the Professors.
Iasportont Decision.--In the Circuit C6ars
OF the United States, verdict was rendered
this morning, 10 favor Of John Ames against
Howard & Lathrnp, for SllQ,5O, which he
| ing triPled. as the law requires, is SI237 so
damages. The acti0n Was brought by the
nlantiff TO estahiish fht. ralidiiv AFT n nafenf