Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-24

or may hereafter grant, 10 those who, unae-
ceived aud repentant, come % aeek shnlter
and protection Ofthe legitimate Government
al Of which communicate for your intelIi-
gence.
"Gven in the Palace Of 2amalhao the 18th
Of May.
A woman was lately murdered in house
of an infamous character. at Frederick, Md.
Suspicion has fallen upon an IFishma1 named
Joseph O'COnDOr, in whose possession a
bloody dagger and pistol were found. The
unfortunate female had been but a week in the
place, and was the victim Of villain in Pa.
who had caused her 10 abandon her husband
and then cast her aside without friends. mo-
ney or home.
In very long letter, which Was read at the
celebration Of the Fourth of Judy IN Concord,
". III. Mr.. Isaac Hill states, that the aPprO-
priatiOns of the late session Of Congress a.
mount TO TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS OF DOE
LARs"-and PronOunees this g. sum that
may well startle the friends Of cheap gov
eminent throughout the UniOn.'' This is
rather an unkind blow at the political friends
Of Mr.. Hill in the House Of Representatives
who constitute the majority Of that body. and
must therefore be considered as responsible
for these appropriations. IL is well known.
that the appropriation bills originate in the
House, and are there acted on, before they
reach the Senste.-Boston Messenger.
Damage by Lightning. the heavy
Thunder Storm which occurred on the ed
inst. the Barn Of Samuel lngk0m, Esq. Of Es-
sex, was struck by lightning, and burnt to
the gronnd-estisnatedl loss, ffoEn three 70 four
hundred dollars.
Stingless.-The editor of the Boston Com
mercial Gazette has received from the Amer
| lean Consul at Campeachy. several hives Of
bees without stings. This sort OF bee 10 said
! To be very common in MexicO. They are
somewhat smaller in size than the ordinary
bee.
The dead body of n man, apparently about
| thirty-fiye years Of age, was 6Und in the viii
lage Of Poughkrepsie on Saturday of last
week. He was dscently dressed aud had q
small sum Of money about him. His hack
silk neck handkerchief was marked J.J.s
| A Letter Of $ The Spy in Washington"
which appears iO the last received number 81
the New York COUriev and Enquirer, diselOs-
| es some circumstances concerning late re.
moyal from office in this city, whiek concur
I with information which has reached Ws on the
same subject. 1t appears that about week
ago, Alexander Mclntire, the well kRo,sn re-
spectacle and efficient Chief Clerk in the Pa
tent Office, was removed, and his place given
to another. For this removal we are satisf-
ed, there cannot be assigned even plausible
reason. But the manner Of the removal il
most extraordinary. The Patent Office. eve
ry one knows, is under the dircciiDn and com
troll 1T the Secretary If State. The Clerks
are. in fact. the Clerks in his office. whose APP
pOi0impnt is in his hands. Bat the President
i of the United States himself has in person
made ihis removal and appointment. without.
so Ear as is known, consulting his new Sccre-
tary Of State Mt all on the suhJret. The late
frequently impOrtUned TO make this same re-
m"vas. but Peremptorily refused. His sue
cessor seems 10 have been spared the trouble
either Of refusing or complying. Al least, so
says the Spy and SO says common rsppss.
! Nat. Intel.
Extensive Robbery at Demarara.-Papers
from Demarara. Of the.4th nit. announce that
| most darinS and extensive robbery had been
committed in the district Of Berbicr. the Of
nee OF the Colonial Register having been en-
| 10 Inc amount Of from 10000 to $50. 900
gulIders distracted from the iron chest. An
embargo Rad. in Consequence, been laid on
the shipping 10 the river and. other measures
taken 10 detect the robbers, but without sue
cess.
Melancholy Intelligence. as our paper
Was made up and going TO press, we learned
the melancholy fact, that the Hon. l.. O. G..
Lamar. put period to his existence by mis-
ioi shot through the head, about 6 O'Clock. p.
NJ. on yesterday the 4th inst. in momcnfarv
ut Of mental alienation. In the death Of Judge
Lamar, the bench has lost one Of its ahlest
'ncumbents and brightest ornamen ts-socjetv
one OF its pursst. most intelligent and valua-
Die members. and his family-ahs! his he
reaved and afflicted family, have lost their aR
Standard of Union.
jack Do,cning's Portland fonss.-.Maior
Jack being called ON for a toast at the recent
celebration of the National Jubilee at Port
land. gave the following:
"Ihe GineraI.-He commonly wants f.
nave things cooked about right, hut some how
or other, the folks in the kitchen will have
tne'r own way. and that's the reason w6v
they SO often spoilthe BROTH"
an expensive SnOOze.-A gentleman who re-
sides at a Boarding House in Rarclay street.
spent the afternoon of yesterday with SOM.
and returned to his boarding ho,,se !,
ht'ie after dark. The Hall door was NOT a.
DenP0 IN falls, n ~.