Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-08

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 was fNaay A&Aae AAAAssSs( la (hc H"NsrN hts AWA e>AASaNct WAS fGANaSSAtCta~lhe h"N, Meln' < Arr MiaAself AAViaR NsrN apHNlNted Minister 3 earNSP~seaStAEy q aM tho GrSiaiAlNFN Nt Main" \ tA that Af MaSsACAtselCs> iN Atsler tN get her ~NISse~a with them la arm FesNlve l0shsld "n { l0 the territory, $&e>-lAe whole embassy he- S tug, al tho saNse llMe, as er"Vrd ny Mr. L' " ! mrrW FsIat, the GaVcrn"e and Legislative C"1ncil having, i0 $~c~t sessI"n, resolved
 upon Q1ile contrary course. The southern l members began tn ChHckle. at having as ] were, thus caught "in the manner, th"s"
 wh" drn"Nncrd, in their states, the very doe
 'rine which they prac,isrd thrmsrlSrs' MT
 Foster. Of G~orgia, was extremely happy n sarcastic e"ngratula,iNn upon the discovery. 1 He made the House ring over and over again
 with it. All the while. the party, s" called,
 were secretly execraiing the self importance
 which had induced Mr. Parkes {" break
 lance with Mir. Lincoln. on, as was evident. 1 too iickliSlI subject. A collar member from
 your state. Mr. Gillpti, got the floor, and trI-
 ed {" arrest tire debate, but all would not do; I and MT. Smith, editor of the Portland East l rrD Argus. rnse tn make diversion ID favor
 of his colleague, hat having in recollection
 his fate. and being net altogether fool. he l said he would join tn snpp"rt of the resolution, ] although he fnnnd fault with the reasons as- signed ny MT. Evans for giving it the same support; and, as usual, went on to laud the administration, referring, with unusual com pIace1cy. [" the last election in Maine. as q proof Ofihe confidence which the people had in it. with special reference to this question. upon which he admitted there formerly was much excitement. The hour waxing late. an adjournment until Saturday was carri"d. The subject is yet in stdtu quo, and bids fair tO open wide field f"r discuss"O during each morning hour. l Opi2e, however. that the fugle. men will he early employed to arrest what at best is most unprOfiiabIe discussion. For twas conceded on all hands that inc President. shrltering himself under his exc c"tive functions, will decline {" furnish the correspondence. A resolution was adopted, calling for similar information from the Pres, ident, in regard tu the refusal of the French Chambers tO make the appropriation for the treaty. It was inlin1ated by Mir. Foster. wh" called up the resolution, that the Report from the Committee on Foreign Affairs would be presented on Monday, by which time. the
 House. having all the facts before them, would be enabled [" come tO q proper understanding upon the whole matIrr.-N. y. Ansericd.a. WASHINGTON. DEc. e5. The out givings in the newspapers, that the Past Office C"Nmi'trr has fallrn upon much l important matter. will he confirmed when the rep"ris are made. 'Fhe Admiral. 1t is said,
 has indeed done magnificent hisiOess at Uncle Sam's expense. Tf Pars"n Brown eau
 defend hinsrlf aud save himself, then rumur
 does not speak the truth. The President
 tnraos (" stand by Barry |" the last. because
 he has been faishl"E l." him [" the last. How
 rrmarkabIr the fact that Barry is the only
 survivor "f aIt the cabinets!
 The Branches. the Inghams. the Brrri"ns. th" McLanrs, the Duanrs, all have falIrn- hut Barry stands al the last; and why, unless tt hr brcai,se he has di-urg gaDiZrd the mails all "veI the Uni"p. bank,"pi-d the Depart
 mrnt, and pr"disaIly sqnandrrrd the pni.lir
 nlonry upon the rlrciinnerrrrs for Gen. Jack.
 son! This i- The irue reas"n-ahd if l mis-
 take not. the Reports wilt show a picture that will make ihe nation stare, ronf"unising. as ]
 understand t does already, the ingenuO"s and 1 sUphistical Gr,ntiy.
 Many of the members Uf Congress have | started "f in different dirrcti"ns. iU spend the holidays, as hut little will be done ill after
 ne;s- years day. You have some of them in 1 Baltimore, and others have gone to Virginia. l As usual. y"n see, the business is cr"wdrd ["
 the close "f the session, when the wheels of
 government are made to r"lI most fnri"usIy. Baltimore PdtriOi. From the ~. BrMnsuick. ~. J. Bredonian, Dec. 24. On the goth inst. the trial rf Calharinr Dig.
 wall came hefnre the Quarter Sessions it has hren One "f extraordinary interest. The sio- " of this poor girl is pathetic and singuIarly romantic. Having formed an attachment for ay""ng man in the ser,icc "f her father, nam. ed Charles Stuart, he was hanish-d from the house "f his employer. and it is supposed sail rd {" America. It appears that she becamr sO ardenily attached tO hin, that she assumed mans apparrl-travrlied from Yorkshire io Liverpool, where she engaged as common sai0r. and sailed: in search of her lover. She arrived safely at Nrw-Y"r and wan defing f"r s0,ne time through the streets "G that city. she travelled tU BOs;nn, iron, thence [" Philadelphia. and even to New .Orl4ans.- Afier fruitless search there. she returned a gain [" New. York, andsiii meeting with dis appointment. she came over in:" New Jersey, "n her way iO Philadelphia, and having stop ped f"r the night at a barn nea: Kingston. wearied, bruk~n hearted, dcjrct-d in a foreign land. ihe horrible idea of suicide presented it. self as the only end of her sntfrring.. But from this dre adful and melancholy alterna- l