Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-17
LATEsT FRoM EUROPE.
NRW-YORK, April 10.

ana AlsSerpOol PAPeEs tO 0aturuay the l9tn March.
 From Galignanrs Messesesr.
 DistwTbGnces 0t M0drld.--We have receiv- ed from Madrid by express the Gazette. the Age, and the Bulletin Of Commerce, of the 4th inst. The Gazette has the following '.In the night of Saturday last symptoms of disorder were observed in house named Ei Paradise, in the street called Toledo, and at length 1t arose to great height, the people within utteriDg scditious cries. But before the magistrates and troops could arrive many of the respectable inhabitants of the neigh bOrhoOd, of their own accord, assembled to suppressthe disturbance, giving evident proofs of their zeal and resOlution to maintain the laws and legitimate cause Of the Queen Isa-
 bella H. Two ofthe disorderly persons were
 killed on the spot, and all wilT offered any
 resistaDce to the troops or attempted to make their escape were wounded and immediately
 conducted to the royal prison. with,all who appeared to be their accOmplices, the neigh-
 bOrs continuing tO lend their assistance to the
 authorities. However scandalous and criminal this conduct was, it did not extend sufficiently wide to interrupt the public tranquility. nor ] was it ever known at any distance from the
 place. where t took place.
 The Age gives a much more serious char. .acter to these events. and represents Madrid tO be in state resembling anarchy, stating that ssyeralinhabitant whose names tt gives,
 have been attacked in the streets ny the Car lists. and compelled to take up arms in their own defence. Many arrests have taken place. it says, and most of those who have been l taken to prison are friends to the Queen.-- 1 Groups of Carsts pretend to the night patrol, 1 and go their rounds accordingly. Under the
 date of Eth in the evening. 1t adds The 1 danger is imminent {; the insurgents are firing l in the quarter Arapies.' The journal con-
 cludes by urging tlse Government to use the utmost severity.
 ! Melancholy OccMrrence. Sinners, on the ! Sd inst. Julius, son of Mr. Warren Pumeroy, aged years, was shot instantly dead, by an older brother aged 8 years. The circnmsfan- I ces were as follows 1.-The bOys went into u
 Ork-shop near the house, in the. morning. where gun, which had been loaded by the l father for the purpose Of hunting patridges, ] was left standing inihe corner of the shoi,.- l They took it to annse themselves, and while the younger brother was looking. as was sup posed, into the nuzzle. the older one, not l knowing what might be the consequences.
 snapped it. The charge entered the boy's forehead directly between his eyes, and lodg- I ed in the hinder part of his heads Courant. II ] Murder.---We are shocked to learn that 1 John R, Wiggins. Esq. a talented young gen l tleman, residing near this place, was on the 4 18th inst. basely assassinatrd al Montgomery. l Alabama. The cause, we understand, was d rivalry in eonrtshiP. The account we have l learOed is, that 1he murderer, MhOse Hasne l We have nnf heard, invited the deeeased fH q J friendly walk, conducted him to lonely place,
 in the outskirts 0f the town, " heres suddenly
 drawing a pistol, he shot him dead; and mounting his horse previously slatianed near
 the spot. made of. These are all the I,artic- ulars that have yet reached us. Perhaps l they may be varied by subsequent accounts. P. S. We have since learnedslhat Mr. w. 1 lived several hours, but could not speak.- That after three days pursuit the murderer has been caught and committed to prison, and proves to he Aug. Glover. late Of Jasper
 county. y.-M Milledgeviiie Jour.
 Sheep killed by CGts.-The last Lancaster (Pa.) Examiner says :---.s Incredible as this
 may sound, we have good authority fur say ing the deed has actually been perpetrated in
 this country. Several cats, of the cginm0n species. with their progeny. have for three or four years past made an old stnne quarry in
 Martie township their abiding place, and in that time it would seem have relapsed to tie wild state. and acquired the fsrocious and pre- datory habits natural to their tribe. short lime ago some of them were seen in pursuit of a flll-grown sheep belonging to the Aocit of MT. Martin Herr of that vicinity. They soon overlook 1t, dragged it to the ground. and befnre the person who witnessed the scene conld reach The spot, they succeeded in sO lacerating the poor animals ihroat that it bled to death i0 short time. 1t required considerable exeriion to drive then, off "A dog, subsequently, sent in pursuit of them. caught one. but would probably have beeo himself w0rstrd in the conflict that ensued had not the owner come t0 his rescue. It is said they alsO pursued small hoy some time ago, and followed considerable distance, as is now supposed with deadly intent"
 < Cur readers must not. from the state Of the vote in the house of Representatives. on Fri. ! day last, take up the impression that there is asmajOrity of fifty votes, as would appear rum the face of the record. against the 1 Bank of the United States. No such thing. There are a number of friends of the President who are ready Ut any mo- ment tO vote for new Bank. if they do not in fact themselses intend to propose one.-- There are others, friendly to the renewal of the charter of the present Bank with certain l modifcaii0ns of its charter. But the previ- l aus question prevented ell modification or amendment of propositions, and obliged l memhersfo swallow the dose just as Doct0rs ! n n .n "a sa -Aa-.. .a.aG. \