Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-26

The Eaglh ieurnals tby ths lu,s srisals are 6Ilsd
With ske dscdsaous in the Americas Senate the Pre-
sdents Psosrp and every sng relasng 10 shs dseUs-
sion. Mosi Of the papers Say that the Psesidene has
'akea upon himsef responsibilities Ihaa The King Of
Great Briaaia would not dare 20 assume--N y. Ado.
While the steam boat VIM Avery was IyiaR a, lhe
wharf ~ Ogdensburgh. the engineer. Br. Sssbhias,
discovered boy in the water 10 the act oesiakjag,
he immediately pla1ged into The river and sueeeeled
in rescuiGg him. On heiag bruhghr ID she shore he
said another hoy had sank upon Which Mr. Ssebhn.
made second pl6age, and swimming 10 a, eertnn dis
lance with pole in his hand, he placed IL down and
discovered that bubbles arose to the surface On re-
moving the polet the body Of The boy up and wa,
removed iHsensble to the shore. By proper remeie.
he was speedily recofered. and no words can pain
the joy he exhibited being 6rongh. as it were ia
life, and sHw again his companion, whom he ,houph,
had sunk with Rim to rise no more
We understand that an alteration look place yes.
terday afternoon, between Charles r. I.enes. harbor
master, and Capt. Evans, commanding the schr. &c.
es'ne. After some words, the former drew h pistol
and shot the latter. The wound Is believed 10 he
mOrtal.-N. Or. Bee.
An Amerscan Cardaaal. The Right Reverend John
England, Catholic Bishop Of Charleston. has been m,
pointed Cardinal, by the Pope. DR.. England 10 an
lr'shman by birth. and the first Lrshman ever raisse,
TO tina, high station. He is, however an Americanb nv
adoption, and an American we believe in all his feel
ings,-N. y. Gear. u
Steam Boat Rob6eyy--The steamboat N;mrod.
which plies between this city and Norwak, was rob.
bed on Friday night, on her return from that place. by
some scoundrel who camc passenger in her, Or a,se
silver plate, including nearly hundred silver spoons
Suspicion rests on well dressed female Of whom the
officers are in pursui,.-N. Y. Trans.
Enecation.-On Friday last, between 9 and 10 O..
clock ia the forenoon David Sherman, The murderer
OF his wife, paid the debt the law 10 the yard ofhe
prison inihis city. Those who assembled 10 zee the
rare show Of fellow creature strangled were sorely
disappointed. The maeiactor was hung on eailows,
iiclosed in square screen constructed Of rough
BOARDS open on the side towards, and within few
feet Of the prson door. Very few persons excepting
the Sheriff and other officers were present; and the
awful scene was closed wishou. noise ~ excitement
The Body after hanging half hour was placed IN 81
cofo, and buried, I've presume temporarily in the
common cemetery Of the town. We are infnrmed
that Sherman made short, humble supplica,ion 70
the throne or Grace while under the gallows-- ad-
dressed few words to those around in which he ac-
knOwledged the viciousness Of his life and attributed
the course he lind leto liquor. A few hundred peo-
pie only asseuShlediu vicay ofthe prison. among
whom we regretted seeing number Of FEMALES, most
y from the country ~. Neso London Gas.
A German emigtans and family, on their way io)
Ohio; We're on Saturday night robbed on board ths
steamboat Victory, hound 70 Albany, Of ther trunk,
containing fonr hundred and y dollarai specie be-
ing all the properly they possess6d-N. r. Doi. ado.
1.-THE money 10 supposed 10 have been taken By the
hands board the boat, the trunk was afterwards
picked upin the river rifIed Of lie conien,s.]
II 10 said, that one ofihe Poes who lately reosesi
ngeyss has married rich 6eaa,y Of that place.