Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-09

Steam. .Boaf Acciatngs-.Ihe eseam-boat Water Witch on her trip SiOm this place to New-YOSk on "Wednesday last, struck on snag or stump n the riv CT, a short distance below WeGhers6eld landing and bilgsd. The boat went down. in about ten minutes, and now lies on the flats on the Glastonbury side of the river No person was injured. nor the freight damaged.-HGrttord RsU.
 ] 4 JacksOR Mon.-In conversation the other day, i was remarked that if Gen. Jackson was to advocate the recharier of the Bank, large portion of his fol- lowers would also turn round and advocate the meas- tire. "To be sure we would" replied one, "Gen. Jackson kmows whal's right, and we will support him."-Miner's Journal
 A remarkable care of cholera occurred al Sa- lima on Monday. One of fife men employed iu the salt works had violent attack. He earnestly quested that he mghI'e covered all over with the hO sal. from the pans His request was complied with, and the salt as hot tt could be borne, placed round him in large quaaes from his feet to his chin. The result was speedy perspratop, aud quick and regular pulse, and ia a few hOUrs the man was almost free from the disease. had this from the lips of respectable physician, who told me, that when an op purtuny offered he should certainly try the experi ment.-Con. Adu.
 We learn from the Evening Gdze,Ie that the Wor- cester Rail Road "pened Saturday as far s Hopkinton distance oftwenty-four miles from Bos- ton. The Stockholders and a number of oth gen. ! tlenen parook of a colasion at the Temperance House of Col. S,one-addresses were delivered by Col. Shepard, on behalf of the inhabitants of Hop kin,on, y the Preslen, of the Rail Road Corporation Mr. Hale, by Gov. Davis, Ex-Gov. Lincoln, II. Will 1 jams, and others. There a military display on the occasion, and other appropriate ceremonies the hDl the interest of the occasion. The re,urned 1 the city at halt past six o'clock.
 Randolph, tTenn.) a small town on the Mississippi above Memphis has suffered dreadfuIy by the cholera. Out of $50 citizens, than 40 had fallen victims the disease. It commenced on board fiat boat al the Landing.
 1 ARAGaiy-adjoayned ot ieast.-A Washington respondent of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce states | the matter between Messrs Archer and Ri,che in a new aspect. He says that Messrs. aud Richie, jan. Washington with their friends to mnate the affair Bladenybnrg; bu, that, the des pair of the quid nsncs it had been referred, by the consent of the parties, ,o col. Towson and col Wat though for amicable settlement. The writer adds:- "The rnmor is, that the correspondence, as publish ed in ihe papers, between Messrs. Rchie and Archer
 left the latter gentleman dissatisfied. and that coming upon Mir. Rchie, n his office, he inflicted upon him personal indgnities; further, that hereupon, Mir. Ritchie, jr. of the editor, followed Mr. A. and I gave him severe beating. Hence the challenge from Mr. Archer MT. Ritchie, jun. and the train Of ] circumstances which glanced nt above.'' The failure of the mail from Montgomery, which has occurred repeatedly during the las. two weeks, has been occasioRed, informed by paasen- ger in lire stage, by dispute between the Postmaster at one of the offices the r0ad and the stage driver the precise spot between lhe office and the stage at which the carrier is bound receive the mail bag
 from the Postmaster Until this delicate point is set ted therefore, we are condemned be curiailed of half our privileges. We would respectfully recom- mend to the gentlemen disputants reference of the vexed question to the arbtramen oi lawyer, or what would perhaps be better, that the contractor should of fer his services to them nmpire.-Ao6iLe Register Ssoeetneats-The editor Of the Lexington (Ky.) in telIigencer says:-" Pew in the last Gazette, calls fool scoundrel and cocard. would rather be called so by Pew than be called Peo, by any body else that | knows him." The Poughkeepsie Eagle complains of the racing of the s,eamboa,s the North River, which dash ahead under press of steam, negec.ing to stop for passe" gers the different landing places, subjec,ng them | great IuCOuVcutC"CO muu otomVt'VsuuneuS rVS a"u weeks, it is said, no mails were taken or landed at Hampton, Hyde Park, or Tarrytown.
 Death of Brosoere the Scuipter.-Itis with deep re-. gre, we have to notice the death of John H. l. Brow ere oi this city, aged 48 He died of cholera the
 5th inst. after about seven hours sickness It could
 no, be said of him. of many others that he pre-
 disposed the disease by intemper"oce by irreg-
 ulariiy of life, for he oi remarkable sobre- ,y. industry and correct habils.-N. Y. Trans. MARRIED.
 In this iowa. on ihe 5ih inst. by the Rev. T. Marsh Mr. Moses Smith. of this town, to Mise Elvira A.