Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-27


 he oOrsa of the heart. He was man of in- ,ense feeling and constitutional Irritahility, md there can be no doubt that lis Eeeliogs, riyiug unusual impetus to his blOON brought mon him the appalling and memOSble ca- Ismiev. There have been many insAnces iD Comrts and Pulpits of sudden death, ot this c,se stands alone in inc annals Of dstiBra1ive ,.hl;.a. Lord Chaiham's cak toSnex nearer to it thatl any which now ecolect: -he was struck spepchless while slakiSe in inc House of Lords, and was borne tile bed from which he was never to rise. Iahis city theve have been some sudden deatl among members Of Congress, but none whiA hiAbeeIf- Srd while the member was actually AIsking. Senator Malhone. from RhOde IslaA some wears ago, fell dead in retNrning IrOnyh Cap itol, in consequences of an atiecttouf the heart" .;I. ,s sfss. 5 }. ssAs Extract of a letter tO the N. F.. AdxGles.
 WAsBsNeToN. Feb. 8th. 1Sk ' ' have seen several letters written frssft le. stating that Mr- McE.ane had resigprd ihE- fee 0f Secretary of Stafe, and had relntk to Delaware. You may be certain he haAA resigned; and whether he will heresfttris- certain. He has gone to Delaware is aftS to some private business, aud ,siA soon reiS .o this city. He is mi the Presidents ci Rtlence fn all things; and hs speaks freely the removal of lhe Depos:tes. He was si to have an opportunity tO leave the KFeaaui Department, in anticipation that tire Pres dent aneditated an attack on the Bank. aH Knowing fnil well, as he did, that tt was doubt ful, if not iinpossible,, for thu Drpartmrnt tt get alsng w6h.,ut thesasshcy 6f th. Uaiteo States Bank. The President has, wIthop nhx fsunss 6Sa ef that he had iniimated to b0ih. Mir. cLans anc Goy'r Cass, that their rssisnation wonle be accepted, hthey should be offered. Neith CT of them took the hint .aaA they may pu the President npo0 bis responsibility. fth. State Department should happen tO' be with out an incumbent, MT. Riyes may he incliar. to rent it fpr3the balance ofihe season.s As {, Gov. Gass, he is sazna.what in the condition 0 inc boy. who being febukeI for not answer ing when he was called, said he was sO dea he could not hear. and if he did hear. he wa sn deaf he could not ansMe4. ,.'.if
 singular wbrk has lately been phbkshr. in New YOrk--a poem On rhe iteih. enrtlet Dentologia, by Soiy man Brown, A. M. :; will notrs ny Eicazer ParmIy. Dentist, of Nt~ York. t,,ls' ... . - --- ---'t.'l' t.!a!s4' #'o'
 Mrs. Elizabeth, wise of Mr. Jnshna Thomp son. died in Lima, N. Y. 0n the 7ih Oli - The circumstance attending her death is tr,, Iy distressing her nurse. Dy accident, admin fstefed tO her arsenic instead of maguesia.- She has lest nine childEen, the youngest b,+ two weeks uld. '.s sa8s,tsa sslt{ 2.an tfte ---. ses5s4s fey:4t h 1 ! The South GOne. .--The wfis,Ee ufGlt9 South ern and South Western States may noss b fairly counted as among the determined 0l pOnents of the Administration. Or the 6 votes to which they are entitled in the FI"us 0f Representatives, FORTY were given 5 gainst the administration on the late prev ous question, and only eighteen in fa,cr. ( the twenty -one- Virginia sOtes, seuenieeR wer against. only tsUo in favor, one vacancy, asl one. the Speaker, did not saie. This fas speaks volumes against the late extranTdinar assumption of fpower.--Hartford Rerit,0. ulI .saf5& ts8h sA q i.----- a, Ftl&lfs
 Fatal Cdsualty.--A letter rum Bostu, states that Mr.. Charles 1T. Bull, late of n firm of Peters & Bull, of this city, rose froi his bed on the night of the 5th inst. l,sing i pain, and. tn the dark, taking something | alleviate it, swallowed n quantity of arseni which terminated his existencr in Sew h"Gl
 ,y9N41 N Hduea Herald. '--eslE 95,s8suail Turn Out at LotceH.--- Wa isarn,i says tk Boston Transcript, that extraordinary ~xci,, ment was occasi0ned at L0w ell, last, V eek, Ii an annonncement that the wages paid in soa Ofthe departments woald he reduced l5 n cent. on the first of March. The reduciiO principally affected the female operatives, an they held several meetings or cauc usses. ;t which young woman presided. who look a active part in persuading her associates tO gis1 notice that they should quit tie mills. and l induce them lD [. make a ,run'' on the Lowe Bank and the Savings Bank. which they di,
 On Friday morning, ihe young woman r. ferred 10 was dismissed, by the Agent. fro, her place in the mill where she worked, an on leaving tbc office. after recrisins .. a bill {. her tiWe," as the phrase is, waved her calas in the air. as signal to otheEs> who wcf watching from the, windows, Hlssp they inA ,nrdiately .s struck" and assemisAed arO,,n her. fn despite of the Overseers. 2'fl,s ,.s
 Tine number soon increased to nearly eiigh hmndred. A procession was formed. and the X ,WarctJed abopt the town tn the amnstrpents a mob of idlers and boys, and we are sorry t add not altogether t0 the csvdit Of the Fan kee Girls, if VIC are rightly informed of itAri proccrdiOgs. We are told that one 0fffh leaders mounted pump and made fHstsin; Mary WooistoncroA speech OS the rights U women and the iniqniiies of the a0ssisd air k tocracy, which prOductd powerful .eAsee on her auditors, and they determiteti ~, have their Own way if they died for i,s.,-- The storm, however, has been: As sSs h.axo htsshed for the present. and hnncs are en,.r fain9h fh.sf A i'll ...E.,