Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-07
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favorable and others adVerse the Adminetra. ton; but, as the elections took place in all the re- maining counties yesterday, and few days will place in possession Ofihc final respective Congressional districts well as advise of the political complex. ion "f the State Legislature. we shall withhold any further country returns. We will only here men. ton, a result or perhaps more extended interes, than others the sane of the cOntes, Ofe city of Rch mond, which was, for Congress, Robertson 46l Roane l22; House of Delegates, Stanard (Whig) 462, Hyde 1 (JacksOn) l66.
 The Nat In,eiIigencer says :--We learn tha, io consequence of certain statements in the ne wspaDera imp"guiug his character officer, Captain Read, of the Navy has arrived tn Washington and manded Court Martial, which he sOlicils may be convened for hir trial early practicable. We also learn tha, i" consequence of this circumstance. and from motives of delicacy, desiring to decline any responsible rus, until his character is freed from the imputn,ion which now rests on it, 'e has requested of the Departmen, to be relieved from serving as President of the Board of Examination which is about to meet a, Baltimore An extensive fire has taken place in Thomas,oo, Geo.. consuming than oHe-tird OT Ri hoprish. ing village. Loss estimated at near $40,000. 2 The Managers the American Colonization Soci- ety, have resolved raise, if possible one hundred thousond dollars for the cause of Africa" Colonization during the presen, year. Nearly 800 applicants for passage to Liberia tine books ofthe Society.
 The Branch Bank of the United States al Wasl,- i"gon has commenced the operation of winding up its concerns, preparatory ,he expiration ofihe charter So also has the at Portsmouth.
 Demand for CocOORs.-Judging from appearances, the demand for cocoons and reeled silk, the coming season, will exceed the supply in ihousand foId.- The silk man"factories in Dedham, Mansfield and this city, are depending principally the new crop for the material The last years crop is already ex- haus,ed, and we understand that scarcely bale of foreign silk be found in the commercial cities Those, therefore, who raise crop this may de- pend upon ss being sought for by the manufacturers aod at very liberal price. We should not be surpr. sed fl they commanded $4 a bushel. Such persons, therefore, as have foliage, will do well to make co. coo"s' d they are aot prepared Cor reeling.
 Indian Murders.-We regret Co learn, says the Mil. ledgeviie Recorder of the 2s, ins, that the Creek h. 1 dians in the neighborhood of Columbus, are again committing aggressions upon the whites. They have 1 recently murdered citizen of Columbas, and fred upon his companion, who escaped--tbis occurred about l7 miles from Columbus They have few days
 
 was removing, and whose wagons, and negroes, had advanced ahead of him. We understand that much excitement prevails and that it is considered highly dangerous to travel between Columbus and Mopigom. cry. .sl
 The two opposing factions of the Jackson party in Pennsylvania are called " WoIfies'' and Muhlics"
 Pretty Fair-Yesterday, afier the ex,ravagan, riee of ssee ""d .'e s"srs pace the Board, suggested that their room was not half large enoUgh to accommodate their numbers and tha, larger place must be procured. Oas of the gentle men said he understood there were exceIlen, accom- modations that could be had as the L.aat;c Asyla
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 Mysterio~s Death-Sapposed Msrder.-Oa Sunday aighi, abou, 10 o'clock. terrible row was heard in little sha"'y. No. s4 Mulberry street. The nmases were fighting and swearing, and raising the whole "eighborhood; ten or twelve wa.chmen hastened to the spos aud were severely beaten and pelied with brick bats. A middle aged woman, named Rue, rushed of tho house, and claimed protection from the authorities, wio were finally beaten of. They returned with a reinforcement, but the woman was supposed to have entered the house, the doors were fastened, and comparative quiet tored. This morn- ing early, the body of the omao sdiscoser- ed in the river at the foot of Broome heet She was quite dead, and placed upright beweeq two logs An inquest was held, and a verdict reiarned of " Fouod Drowned" But we hear that i:.sre is sus. picion of foul play and further investigation going on.--N. Y. 1rans. = -se'.g
 D,eadfnt FIe.-A fire broke out is Si. Louis. Mis- souri, on the 6tL inst. which trsasehed the desiruc- tion of the fines, portion ofthe ciiy The fire broke ou, in range og stahIes Attention was instantly die rec,ed to the re-ec of the horses but says the Re. pubcan, 6sy.one of these noble animais were sup. | posed AS have been burned with the building. 9th. s-@ were le, loose. wild with agony and frgh,-,her manes on fire and presenting terrifying spectacle to relieve them from suffering several were shot down. The flames spread from the stables io a church occu pied a warehouse and filed with sAsds, which were destroyed. Fortunately tue progresssf the fire was here checked The loss is estimated s 9I5.DO0. FIRE.-The public house in Fairfield, iong ksowu ,h. e.. s.ned to ss s<aapd. We hass 9oi ,sarni how
 Tn. e.,ae Of ,S. tat. Mr. sssSs.. s,s,sr vsa S;.a recently hs residence in Web4er. Mass.. s osma ted at about T'ce Afiiions ef DcEws!
 l MARRIEl In Canaan, by Rev. Charles pntice. Rev. CAarlss r. Prentice. of WesioR, to Mss Yavisi Ensign oniy daughter of Mr. Ely Ensgn.
 I" Norfolk. the 2d inst. MI Ethan PsDdleton so Mrs. ClaTiAra Miller. to Miss Sarah N. daughter of ilban Smiih. Eaq ln Hartford, Mr. Richard W. Krk ham, of N York | to Miss Cecilia BolIes: Mr. James E. Dixoa. Prin,er iO Mics Olive Hale; Mr. Josiah H. Bowtea Printer