Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-17

the church destroyed. Va are told By q gen
tlemaN from Newark that ile immediate cause
was the fact Of his intrOducisE a cOl0red man
in the pulpit, along aide Of hia, although pre-
viOusly warned by the citizenS, that it would
he improper and dangerous, i, the present
state Of public ieeliOg.-Nooh's asGr.
FIVE DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE.
The packet ship North America, arrived in
New. York ON the tOth inst. having sailed on
the LIST Of June. LOndO0 and Liverpool pa
pers To SIst May, are received. The Daily
Advertiser says--The papers bring the inteNi-
gence Of partial change in British Ministry,
or 10 speak more correctly 0fthe resignation
Of several members of the Ministry-thsir
places not having been supplied when the
ship sailed. Those who had resigned were
Mr.. Stanley, Sir James GrahauI, the Earl Of
RipOn, and the Duke Of Richmond. Mr..
Stanley was an important member ofthe cab
met; and as Ear as we have been able to form
an opinion from the reported proceedings Of
Parliament, decidedly the ablcst minisieriaF
debater 10 the House Of Commons. The.
ground If difference 10 the Cabinet. appears to-
have been the Irish Church Reform Bifi-a
subject, which. taken in connection with its
possible consequences upon the English Es-
tablished Church, is attended with many diff
fcnities.
It seems to have been intended, or perhaps
wished, by the remaining members "fihe cab
met. To Gil one of the vacant places by the APP
poiniment Of Lord Durham. The idea does
not appear to have been very wen rrlisleti cut
Of doors; and it has been suggested, that II 10
were necessary to find an office for that nOble-
man, that he might be sent Ambassador 10 ST..
Petersburg, 1t would seem by this, that the
Russian mission is esteemed in England as
much as it is here,a receptacle for troublesome,
or unfortunate Office seekers.
The London papers contain news from lis
bon to the 18th of May. The fall of COim-
bra is said to have made great impression at
Santarem, the surrender Of which was looked
for, and TO have caused great number Of de-
sertiOns among the followers Of DON Miguel.
The Paris papers are filed with paragraphs
respecting the approaching elections. The
Ministerial Journals rrprObate very strongly
the union which has been formed in certain
places Of the Carlists and the Republicans, 10
oppose the supporters Of the Government.
The London Morning News Of the siss
May says, there is little doubt Of adjournment
Of the House "f Commons on Monday. to at
ford time for the re- election Ofthose who take
Office.
Surveys for Internal improvements. --When
the appropriation for this purpose was under
discussion in the House Of Representatives,
the following remarks we're made by Mr.. J.
@. Adams:
:. Congress has long continued to make ap-
preparations of large amounts of money for
works which were highly proper, and highly
useful 10 themselves, and which were within
its competency as works ola national charac-
ter. A portion of the country had been ex
amined with view to eNch objects. But was
IL L..
whole domain, which was not susceptible Of
some Improvement? How was this 10 DO
known. hut from surveys? Those who con-
sidered this ms an improper appropriation.
ought To resist the annual bin which was in
trodnced intp the House for works Of Internal
Improvement; in which ,wsrks,Y he, thanked
G6d, that the nation still spent millions every
year, in spite Of NIL theories. Was it mt a
sacred dnty TO apply the wealth and means
Of the country in rendering this country
more cit residence for our posierity Every
dollar thus expended was u debt laid upOn
posterity, and would be by them duly appre-
ciated. Had not the God Of Heaven given
Us our country to lie improved, and what was
the tendency Of the contrary system! led
us back 10 the savage state! ItbrOught back
our population 10 the state ofthe hunter. He
ii was that was the great adversary Of infer
nal improvement" -
accidents on the 4th yuiy.-The son Of Bish-
up Onderdonk, wee understand, had one Ofhis
finger. blown off, by the bursting Of pistol
he was discharging. A man in Pearl street
had his hand badly burnt, by the explosion
of rocket he was putting III. The roofs Of
two houses were set ON fire by rockets. bot
soon extingnished. A cracker was thrown
into a store in Pearl street, which broke the
glass case and set the goods inside Of It on
fire. cracker was thrown into the window
Of lodging room in Pearl street. and set the
bed on fire. little girl had her clothes set
on fire by a cracker 10 the Park. and would
have been drcadfulIy burnt had not her cries
brought relief, when the flames were extiD-
guished. Several ladies' had their dresses set
on fire and badly burnt, and a Negroes hand
was badly burnt by the discharge ola cracker
IA persons face up Broadway was badly
burnt, by cracker firing and the sight Of his
eye endangered.-N. y. Dai. Adu. . e
Mail Robbery.-The Albany Mail was stO7
len from the stage on the morning Of the roth
inst. broken open aud robbed Of its contents.
The Mail was delivered at the Post Office at
about half past is o'clock, at night, and pla-
ced under the boot Of the stage which left the
city between ! and 9 o'clock A. NJ. The let-
ter packages for Albany and the State Of New
York, the only ones contained in the portnan-
teau. were broken. and most Of them have