Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-17

glmpees tuFOuSu Ono Ot the W1ndOWe, -O6 the eldest boy, labOut l2 years of age) in the act of bearing his little sister towards the win- dow, and in the same moment to witness the hOrrifying spectacle Of the falling in of the root. andthe overwhelming of all the dearit- tie innOcents in the common mass of blazing ruins! BuS the tale 0f wO ends not here: the father on hearing of the fate of his little ones, became fiantic, and in a delirium of grief,- rushed G0rth. through the gloom of night, tn the wild aecents. of despair exclaimIng-"I will 6nd-my children! They shall not be sep arated from me !''-Several days had elaps- ed, and no tidings were heard of him. At the date of our information it was generally believed that the unfortunate man had termi- mated his existence-probably by drowning himself in York river, near lhs margin of which the tragical scene occurred.
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 -. .a DestrsctiUc I0rnadO.-A letter from Ale. gany co. dated 24th March, has the follow ing information: ,e...- 's We were visited last Thursday by one nf the most destructive tOrDacOes ever known ;n this country. It extended from about ffty rods tO one mile in width. The village If Clean. Cattarangus co. tWenty two miles iron, this place, is almost destroyed. Every build- ing is injured moresor less, and many of them are completely ruined. It .passed wiihim about 100 rods of Friendship village. destroy- ing every thing within it's reach. Thousands of acres of woodland are destroyed. Men and roofs of houses in some. instances were blown from 20 to 80 rods. Soine lives were lost.'-Coas. Ady.
 Murder.-A shncking instance of tEe con- sequence of ungoyrrnable temper occurred yesterday morning. between 10 & II O'rlockx at tile Bakery of Messfs. w.. C.. Barren &. Co.,, Two negro lads; each about l8 or 20 years of age, one named SOloRlOn, bei0ngiar tO Mir. Charles Harris, and the other Isaac. belonging to Mrs. Ann Braugh, werer erngagtsd in playfai tussel, Solomon. accidentally scratched Isaae On the face, which s0 .eoraged
 hi0l, that although his csnpaniOn apologi- zed. and declared the injury to be accidental- l ly done. he seized san axe. and as Solomon
 turned to leave hiiD. he gave him sn severe a
 hlow nn the Jeff side If his head, little above ! the ear, as io fracture the skull. and cause immediate death. Isaac has been eomnitted fur trial. s s%et This event is the more shocking from ths circumstance Of these boys having both worked atthe baking business, and caniract- ed a strong friendship fof each other. which brought them together nearly every Sunday. The deceased is spoken of as of .aild aud peaceable disposition, and murh of favorite with his fellow servants. The loss is very severe one to Mir. Harris No.t6ik Beacon. Guvcrnor MARcT forgot hinlsr!f ip recon
 mending a l.an to the Safety Fund Baoksuf five or six millions. Gen. Jackson has rrrcnt- ly declared that :. all wl,t do h,sin-ss an hnr- rowed capiiai ought to bieak 7, HsW dars4 tbe GsIs ernOr. then. tp place fine banks of ihn party iD position which will justify General Jacksan in hreaking then? Or. is it ihe true reading, that all their political apponenfs. who do business on borrowed ca,:iIal, OUGHT 10 BREAK !-N. r. Comm. Adv.
 Care for POlypMs.@-A writer in foreign periodical relates that an obstinate case af ps,iypi ofthe nose. of long standing, was eur ed by applyiDg lasdaoum. with a hair i'eaeii. to tie poiy pi.--N. Y. Duly AdSer,;ssr. +
 A letter from New Orl-ans states lat the number of failures there is fsom thirty is Jihirty-fve. and the amount of liabilities about four millions of doilars!
 Fssss the N r. (;e.sue.
 Blooay aud DisgraceTuf Rsoss--in L.hose wards where the iateigeat friends of the Supremacy 0f LasOs were in the majority, snd where they had iorce In the first Wafd, che only violence committed wns aIsoa the pessop of young gentleman. as he carst hlmseit-whO attempted U isnpOse q miespelt ticket for Me. Verplanek, uiON resbiute etectas, Hating established the faci beyond disp1eaad ascerianieg
 al Ire had supply Ol sacls spurious ballsa e tonnt himself in the middle of the sree,. qaicker than he could have got there by insse gentle pFecess. He hereUpan beat retreat, and was Doi seen serwards.
 In the FOUrtt Ward there was some lighting, though n0lhing Ofa very seriaas character. ButiuiheSisAh Ward, the true spirit Of Jsceonis deIineatet iW characsers of Blood! We briefly aanoHnced last eve ming, that the Committee sooms nE the l1deReadeak Republicans had been early assailr. DHd their haa- aera torn down by the Jaeks0n Tores. Bu she mis- chief did aot stop here. Soon aer the mislie ot the day, the Jacksohies became rOt0ns. and several sio- lent assauis made uIbn' the Whig Commiitess. responsibility an spirit, nssailed with hadgenns and tell covered with WonNds. He w9s cAsrted aM, under the apprehension that he was ilstess. Hia wounds. however, were washed and dressed, aad lie Teeudled his station i9 ekalt SElhe Gansfina4A hsa fofUStte cicse Oy tHe pOIlss \ A e a$ s4s
 The Jackson ri"lev, heatled hy an Ex.AdermaaA now had possession of the grOand. aaA friends tor'feIHisrcemenss iO preserve the peaeH CompaFR- tive order prevailed lDr ina; bus hpfpge night a gang of nearly hundred inturiaed srea:les cf the Jaekson pariy. afsned wiit hludgsons. cammenra.f their violence anew. They tsTe doWn ali ihe lae- pendent Republican flags, invaded the ComnateeN rooms robbed them Ofibe halots and ihe1 c0n,nesceA m assaait upon the lndependsni Republican ei1ens. who &ese vaIaly eKestiag themselses, both by pres cept asd example. to keep the peacns Some 0f iks tackso armed with knives and sbosi lwen- ingy cut and maogled. S
 Among those most severely iajarsd sras Slr. Pier. son; who was knocked dowm aud sshea ss,,pposed ta ba dead, held up n triumph tD the sxulfiug mob y the hair If his head. Such s che betalily oi tho party with which the Whigs have b conlend ia the