Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-06
FsOau tAs connscsicut cOurant.

l From thS CoHscticsf COHront
 Ohio.-As soon as Ihe cheering result of the Ohio election was asces Iained in New.York, the Whis | Committee of Yuumg Men chartered the m-boa Ohio. IO proceed lo Albaoy and announce On it's pas State GrOm which she derived her name" II was aIsU determined that the Ohio should carry alOng with he, the Whig niiniaure rgats COnStitGtion, from which mOu!e gums should be Bred on her passage up the CT. l" accOrdance with thiS arrangement, the Ohio left Ncw-YUrk Thursday nIUrniHg: her departure thus announced iA the CummeFcial EAd, erser u l that evening.
 BeQMtifIt Specf0cle.-The Ohio steam -baa, present, ed beautiful spectacle this Iporn'mg and scene M her departure for AlaAy, under the drec,ion of .l,s Whig Committee, was of the most an.nany we have eVer witnessed. For the purpose oC ak.nS the brought up iO the IoUi of WATreW Wstree where yasr Ihro"g Of Whigs. with iMe spirits and glad faces had assembled. NSwa0d then ri,e viMegar-audrue asuec, ofa Tory w"s discovered among the crowd, look tug Unuierable things, bWi that was harmless. The Oho was goTge"usy decorated wMh flags and strramers. hulleriNg galy n the breeze. The Iitle risa,e was taken 0" board by jolly band Of Tars-Whgs to the Oack-bone, as every American sailor is-am.Is the cheers of the multitude; aud the boat got proudly un der way at clock. She has six pieces of ortance oh board, which will speak the loud notes of Vc,urv m Ohio every minute during the day.
 As the boat moved off, sautes were fired from cam non planted On the dock. Our Jersey friends ala, gave her salute from HOboken, and thronss of peo- pie i,"cd the w'as'es all the way to Greenwich ,nak
 
 The following extracts from the Albany Jouru.l f Friday, give an account Of the arrival of the Ohio at that piace:- "'
 R<ceptiO" of the Frigaie Constamtion.-rhis has been day Oi joy and enthusiasm The triumnh in, Ohio was nobiy achieved aad has been sorouslv eel ebra'cd New-YOrk and Albany have mingled their e"nSfauat'ons nrOn an occasion grateful io each a"d |" n"'n. The Wing spirit "f aIi citizens has pee" h'itd with h'gh and patriotic emotions. We nave hailed the victory in that Queen of the West, Ono, as the hamburger Of still more decisive victory in our own Empire State.
 At day break this morning ihe s,eamho., Oh; Capt. Bartholomew, was discovered abreast of inc c y, gay decorated with the emblems of Victory and Liberty, and bringing the beautiful Whg Frea,e Con. gallant crew. maay oi whom were with Hull and De. Gaur ID their glorious victories the Guerrere and A, 9 o'clock the Albany Committee went on board me Oho' amidst the cheers of the multitude which thrODged the docks.
 Al ten the Frigate landed, when the Heavens again revsroera'ed with anim",ing shouts A Procession, d'aely aud escorted ile Frigae through our prnci. pal streets t" the City Hall, where s. De Wu Blood. good' Esq. o" behalf oiihe AIba"y Committee, gave hearty enthusiastic and eloquent spetcOme iO our Netc- Fork friends which replied to- on behalf of he New-York Committee, by Daniei Seymour Esq. in terms ms @ike War%' eloquent and exciting. MT Wells, ol u'a New ork Conmee' was also called for, and aodressed the meeting with great point and power
 During these nterchanges of patriotic ioy the Fri. gate poured forth her broadsides honSr of the oc- tNrOugGd |. cd lhe air with the most amiDaiing cheers.
 Again the procession formed aud escorted inc Fri gate through State South Pearl, and Lydius streets to the Ohio. "~''''
 On no former occasion have we witnessed !. ,,s.,.. cie moFe joyous and grateful patriotism On no oc. casion have we witnessed such demo of ero. f,o" % fhe Consultation" Our streets alive wl. treeme"-men !n whose bosOms the Whg fires are daily burning higher and brighter. All was iay and enthusiasm, tempered by good order aud sol,rie,y
 We learn ,ha, the progress of.he Ohio up the Hud- son was perpetual triumph. The entire banks On either side of he river, were vocal with cooeramia,o " accama''ons. Every village extended hs warm we'colne--every cangoR atered s joy, and every hil s,seS svsss s From Nsys 5 ss zeal, has pledged his beet efforts, the coming con Hic to redeem his much Wf0Dged and long enslayed State from Van Buren's Regency and Marcy's Mort. gage.
 The return Of the Ohio to the City of New-York, and the subsequent prOceedings thus described m the Commercial Advertiser ol Saturday evening.
 Th: morning. agreeable to .he arrangements of the Committee. the OHIO having re,urnsd, proceeded with the miniature frigate on deck, arovnd the Bae- " io 'h: Dry Dock. firing grand saIate. She then returned, and la"ded at the foot of 10 i1e"s had assembled and formed line for i.s recep. i!on A procession thea formed under the direc- to" ola Grand Marshal aud the necessary ads which HaM, where the little frga,e as hos,ed in front.
 The procession which followed n the train oi the trgaie Consiitaon through the city was one Of the "os' tmpoSaOg We nave ever witnessed, being com. posed of several thousands of our mos, respectable e"'1sns. ss rrn ~'1 ::sss and hearing embema foHr marsi,als horseback, and hc, self drawn by six white horses beautifully ~"s": soned Then followed several hundred jolly tars, sp- proprately dressed and he citizens brought Hp the rear. In front of the Merchants Exchange in Wall st. where she Constitution made haf, lle hand OG music struck up the tune of yankee doodle. which an swered by immense cheering from lhe dense mass which crowded that commercial Of ihe country. Indeed in the whole course of the the ship and the procession hailed with enthusiasm which augors well for the result Oi the frO;s jOl~s. An Editor Tsapped.-Mr. J. J. Canan, one Of the Editors oi the Edinsl,urgh (Penn.l Spy, has been caught in the mouse trap Of matrimonial tribulalion-
 He makes quite business affair oft, appears from his notice appended below.
 4 NeU Pa,inership.-We announce to the public n general aad friends iD particular. las the ad- veriisemens have i.) that JoBE J. CANAN one Ofthe Editors of this paper, entered into partnership, on Thursday evening the l7ih instant. with Miss MAR | GARET DAVIS. Of this place. The terms of ihe
 tract were explained by the Rev. Mr Morris M Jones, and agreed by the parties, in the presence of the requisite number of friends. All business relating O their mutual benefit will be hereafter carried on un. l der the firm oGJ. J. CANAE and WIFE.
 ITEMS-sELECTED.
 Tarn of Times in North Carolina.-Aia battalion muster ai Laurel Hill, N C., says the Fayelte Obser ver vote was taken touching the opinions of the