Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25

] says, The Triumph in Rhode Island will add the fifth, and alter the election in Maine the New Eng land States will form phalanx, as firm and terrible to all OppOsers, that of ancient Macedonia, with the exception of a grease spot near the White Hills, which the frgidiy Of the Tory atmosphere has gealed that some time will elapse before the sun of Lberty can dissolve it."
 IntemperGnce.-A poor wreIched creature, named 1 Ann McDonongh, Of22S Washington street, who had long led life of intemperancc, fell down dead yes terday, while in the of raising glass of rum to her lips. She was $ years oId.-N. r. pa.
 Sudden DeGth.-A wretched man, named Joseph Lambert. 36 years of age, who has been necessarily drunk for month past, fell down suddenly Satur- tay, in D"ane-sIreet, aud expired immeda,ely.-Ib. Hoyrid Murder.--A letter from gentleman in Montgomery county informs that the night ot the 6,h inst. the Rev. Thomas Philips shot dead al his own house. He aroused from his bed by the barking of tIe dogs. and the noise made by thrown agans. the house he took his gun and went into the piazza to the oI the disturbance, and immediately shot down. Three large and fourteen small sugs found in his body by the ju- " called in for the occasion. Nothing was known of this horrid affair when our informant wrote. Western CGrOiini0n
 Naiked to the Counter.-Blair, the Government Printer, presented last session to the Senate memo rial against the Pos, Office Committee. The Senate directed three Printers, MT. Force, MT. Donoho, Mr. Rves ;Blar's own oreman,) ascertain the rates at which he printed the Post Office advertisements, re: ferred to by the committee, and say whether the prices paid were enormous. They reported to the committee under oath, that the actual charge for the adverIisements printed in :hc National 1ntelli ge"cer, s2,763 37, for which Blair received $S, S86 50; making difference of $56 623 12 beyond the former prices paid for this single j"t. We take this statement from Mr. C'ay,ons las, speech in ,I,e Sem ate. This is 'he way the peoples money goes.
 Farmmg1on Bank.--We learn tha, the subscription for this bank opened few days since, and that but small part of the stock was taken up. The Com mssioDers adjourned to the 2ilh of this monh when the books will again be opened.-N Har. Herald.
 Mwrder.-An atrocious homicide took place in the Auburn State Prison the 28ih ut. While some of the convcts were cutting and splitting wood in one of the back yards, dispute between two of them--one became enraged at the other, that with blow with his he literally split his head open he died immediately.
 In he south Of Germany, all the foreign papers are
 
 he read. The London Courier well observes that |" the poor Germans have got such weak intellect, that heir mental food mpst be mastcaed by their gov. ernmenrs before they digest it." No wonder they emisra,s 10 our co""sry for wholesome a,mos. phere, and more nurive diet both for their corpore. 1 al and intellectual appeiiies.
 A city correspondent of the Boston Atlas describes an India rubber dress from the Roxbury manu facto. ", by which person is enabled descend tn the wa ter for the search of property. I, tried by Mr. Norcross lately, in endeavoriDg of the coal which sunk in the river Boston in consequen of the wharf giving way beneath it. From the per feet construction of the dress, the person s kept pletely dry-s at liberty his hands, and to walk on the bed of the river under any depth of water having free supply ofair ny of tubes, the per- son can remai" under water six hours aia ,ime." } Supposed Murder.-Mr. Howard Richardson, g years of age. of Lowell, was taken. says the Lowell Mercury, out of the upper canal jus, above the Ire mont Mills, on "Wednesday morning, much bruised a. bou, the upper part of lis face, of his eyes being oosened from it's socket, and retained only by the op tic nerve. The bridge ofihe nose and the other eye were also severely byuised. The jury finques, gay, verdict tha, he had his death by violence in fc.ed by some person unknown. Five hundred dol lars for the apprehension and conviction Of the mur derer have been offered by the town counciI. 1 One death by Cholera had been reported by the Sa vannah Board of Health on the Sd Septembes. Up on .he plantation of Mir. WeiIman, 10 miles from the city. two deaths and six cases had occurred.
 The Sheriff of Niagara county has offered reward of $500 for late editor of Regency paper in Lock port, He trial for perjury and escaped while the jury were out. Nothing than this nigh, b. expected. This ex-ediior will probably settle dowI somewhere in the staie and manufacture public opin ion for the Abany Argus.-Le Roy Gag.
 BostOa and Providence RaI ROad.-We notice b! the Boston papers sha, fifteen miles of shis importan work is finished and that the are now in full op esatiOn This win afford great facility traveller between Boston and Providence, and hasten the ex petition from New York to Boslon.
 4 Collar Man-A young well looking man, wh called himself John Scott, but who known to tn police George Allen, brought before ,he couT few days ago. a charge of stealing collars iroa Mir. John Dubois, No. 69 Maden Lane. We hop
 the young rascal will be severely puDished-for iher was not particle of temptation excuse the theft = So many cola,s have been thrown of in every paI of the country, that he might easily have provide himself with as many he could wish for. gvafis- and he seems, from the aeeonnt given of him. to hay every requisite for sn excellent collar mao. We wis every decent ran tn the party would slip his cola