Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
LATEsr FRoM rRAMcr.

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 Th6 oOly intelligence brought by this arriv- al, of mach interest. is the account of the as- sassipaIio0 of Casper Hauser, the .. adopted child of EurUpe,' as he has heen called, whose case has. excited so macS interest both in Eu. rope and America. This second and success ful attempt upon his life, was made on the 14th December, at Anspach, where he had re- sided for some years, under the patronage of
 Lord StanhOpe. He died Of his wounds on the l7th. FIom Hauser's description of the person of the assassin, he is supposed to be the same individual who attempted to assas-
 sinate him at Nuremburg. Suspicious rested on a merchant of Bohemia, who arrived at
 Anspach and left it the same day in his car-
 riage.
 The French chamber of deputies were en- gagged im discussion which had already last ed several days, on the address in aOswer to
 the Kings speech, and which promised tO last several days longer. The chamber of Peers
 had adopted an address.
 From Lhe ~. Y. Aauerican, Feb. 26.
 LATE AND IMPORTANT.-The Editors of the Daily Advertiser have received by the
 Francis Depau, which put into England. and ! sailed from Falmouth, on 24th ult., files Ol London papers to the evening of the 18th
 January, containing Paris dates to the 18th, and Madrid tO lhe 9lh, eleven days later than
 those previously received. It appears, says
 the Daily, Advertiser, that Catalonia has ris-
 en en nnasse, and demanded a Constitution. General Valdez has returned tO Spain, and
 Nina was probably on his way back. The Liberals SD long prosecuted and exied have
 arisen, and are in fair way Of compelling the milder government of the Queen to yield
 to their determined demands. From POrtu- gal we find nothing Of interest. The London
 Courier, of the l8th of January says 1.-The French papers of Thursday speak of the change in the Spanish Ministry, which We yesterday mentioned as one of the ru,nors of the Stock Exchange. Some of the papers, however, trace it up to the messenger which had arrived at the English Ambassador's.- More than one of them speak of this series of events-the demands of Lauder, and the other Captains General, combined with the number of persons who have taken an inter. est in the >,roceedngs in Catalonia-as true
 revolution in Spain. We observe that Gen eral Don Jose Valdez, with other COnstitu- tionalists, have returned to Spain from Paris. Nina will probably also now find his way
 hack. The other news from Spain is of tri- fling importance.
 LATEST FROM PoRTUGAL.-The PantaloOn ! arrived at Falmouth on the f7th Jan. from Lisbon, with dates to the 18th. The differ ences between the Government and the Duke
 0f TeSeeira were settled. The army Of Don Miguel had suffered considerably from sick.
 ness. No movement had taken place be- tween the armies. It is stated that Don Mi.
 guel's forces were not more than 8000; but the Notifications are so strong that it would require much greater force to dislodge them. Paris, Jan. le.-It has been remarked that BarOn Rothschid makes frequent visits to the Minister Of the Finances, the object of which probably is io settle the conditions o9 the new loan.-~ JOannal ds COvmSeyee.
 F'he National of 1884 gives the following sdaiaila ll1Qsl she e0mnunicaeiOn of Gen. Lfau. der to fhss Queen of Spain, which are of con- siderable iDterest.-" We are informed upon good aslthority that thS Queen. after having eOnslilsed her Ministers, and the diplOmatists It her Court, returned, without opening it, the Exposition which General Llauder had sent by Colonel Sana. On receiving 1t kau- der proceeded to the Monicipality Of Basce. Iona. snd held conference as iO the next steps 10 he taken.. He proposed . middle course, through which the remonstrance might reach the Queen without offending, her; but he received for answer, as on for mer occasions. that it was too late to retreat, and that, if he did not feel sufficient conf- dence in himself t0 sustain with courage the part he had updertaken, he had better quit the Province. Idauder upon this put the packet under another cover, and sent 1t again to the QneeD as she had returned it, without any additional letter.. Thus the GOvernor of Catalonia conducts himself towards the Queen Of Spain as one sovereign would towards an. other, and this exchange of communications assumes most singular hostility. If any one doubts the truth of the above details, let him apply to the Minister oF War, and we are confident he will not contradict thenl."
 NINE DAYS LATER FROM SPAIN. Conspiracy discossred- Ckange of the Ministry
 -Ihe Liberals restored to poscer.
 The brig Herald at Boston, from Cadiz, leit the latter place on the 42d Jan., io which date letters have been received by gentle man in New York. from authentic sOnrees. conveying the following intelligence, commu. nicated by him to the New-York Daily Ad-| veriiser. s4...s
 Thesda4es from Madrid are to the i7th January nine days later than those received by the iatest arrival here. via the Francis De- pau, from England. e
 On the 18th Ianuary most dariag and deep rooted conspiracy of the Carlist party was discovered. The plAn was to destroy the Queen Regent, her two daughters. the Infant. Don Fraueis. his wife, and all his ehildren-inl fact to destroy all the royal family. Many Ofl ine most distinguished yersoas. Of all ranks,