Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

Ms EGitOr -Aiasy.Aft thp aessOf OIr Monarchisal LeVan,0re ateay tn ssssoa Hartford, yO0 ave un- doSbtedIv teen made aeqnaiated with. When say; monHrchica LeeisaIUre, do 70 pot to east reflection that body, hut tO do them tusice' as you shall by this shOrI communications. The majority of that body have proVed themselves the true subjects OI the heir apparent, Mariin Fsn Baren.
 John Hyde. an old JefersoDiqp republican not only in name sut in principle. has heeM Tor nisny years Judge Of Probate fDr the Dsrct vt Norwich, and has filled the office :o the e0tire satisacl"" Ci the public, his Ds,rict. This old republican;4s heen removed from office to make room EBr Jota T. Adans, sut. iect of his Majesy King William.
 What do yOa think could le the feelings ot an A. merican, on stepping into the CpuFt House, New London. Thursday, the l8th just to see this sui'- ject of King William, John T. Adams' Hate ediIor of Honoss Billings, Stewart and Psters and proose to ahsOive himself from hisaegiance 70 all toreisn Pow ers particularly thai King William, King of E"g- land, Ireland. &c This lie de+red to , q" that he the District Of Norwich, to the exci"si"" o that old rtpubiica" Joh" Hyde, apoor an that needs the fees of ihe otce for his support AHd nus s"ue E"gsh- man John T. Adams, is of torIune, living in splendid palace. ask Americans, true and slMcere republicans, look ihs act otOUr Arisocrac Lee gslature, and also 10 many others, too numerous !" mention, and thea say f they Wil ever suffer suca set ot despoc men 10 eater ous Halls ot Legislature again. -. A.t& I now ask (not being legal ,neh) f,his John T. Adams moi, having been4 eliR1scs, 'l'e "ir~ s"h~a, appointed Judge of Probate, can legally ohciae in said office afer he has ed all allegiance the King of Engand and rronounce'l lobe fa,"l sub- ject nf the heir apparent. Martin Van b"ren.
 Rarttord Revisto. A REPuBLlcAN FARMER.
 7ypason in the CGnp.--The Baltimore Chronicle says-we learn from the Pshurg Gazette of the Huh inst. resolutions approving ,he administration ol Gen. Jackson, especially tn relation odt French affairs, were rejected by decided majority. The Woltme0 all voting against the resolutions and the Muhenber yer fnr nomination of Martin Van Burem and Richard M. Johnson, was also rejected by the same vote.
 The following from the Louisville Jnnrnai is good hit the bachelor candidate, as tue Globe calls Col Johnson: -ttsss ., -.4. ay, hoo tsss ,t..s.c ..I
 Wha, has become of the boas,ed effect of Mr. Ben ,on's gdd3iIl7 Are the yelIow-boys plentiful il" the
 No.-not very plen,ifuE la We are told, however, ,hn Col. Jobhsop has some yellow-beys-and few yellow-gts too. gi4 ~}st,,. ..s i.ye .s.sg
 Geraniums,---hlany of uur fair friends, would un- dou,,edy aside their geraniums and j"rtpsr ah. jure lle,n. fihey believed for one nsmeOt that the annexed paregraph were strictly true :-
 Origin of Gernniums.-fke Turks cay, that Ihe Prophet Mahomet having one day washed his shift, threw upon plant oi ihe nalow fpr the purpose of drying, and when the shirt was taken away ihe ma low was found have been tranal0rpned by eon,acG with sacred an ohjee,. into mag nfce". geranium a plan' which had never previously existed.
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 in South Pearl stree, early ass "pg, accose by geHtiem0n who pssitely offered lo accompany them, w:ch they politely declined. The geattemaa persisted took ome Of fhe ladies hy the arf who instantly shrieked loud eaoggh to he heard by her brother A sailor) who pursued and overlook the let
 tow, and aGer boxing his compass rather hly. eapbefores Justice Cole, whete he received whole- some lecture, and faed $l0 for assaal"g fe- male !A Tie ge"tfemon was New-Yofker, who will go home. doui not, wiil very amable feelings for Albany ladies and Albany Police Justices! A few more such examples weUid eusbe fenaesa Co walk the streets free from intrusion andinsu'- Albany Jearnaf
 The editor ofihe Globe, in noiicing ,he arrival of the CoMsniion and the safe re,urn of Nh. LivoRston, says ,hai the late despaiches of the m.s,er have been received, and are eaiirely sasiae'ory 10 The Exeru tive, aud he has no doubt they w be 10 the penpe. Hence we are ted to conclude that there Is noihng warlke sihem because we are entirely convinced that war wiib France, at the preseur time, would not lie saslaciosy io the people.--N. HAdU. SS
 From North Carolina we hear that the Convention fer The aniendmem oI the Consii,uon is still iU important snhjeria submitted i,. It has deier maed that the Senate shall consist of fifty members. and the House oi Representatives of hundred and twenty exclusive of Borough menbers Of the retain ed it has been agreed ina, ,e sessions Of ,he Gen ernA ssemhy shalt he held biennialy instead oC annu. ally. Free afer"es and mnal,oes are ia tu,u.e be denied the right Ol voting, which they have heretofore exercised. IL s expected that ahe Conventi,n will get hrough it's business, asd adjoOra some day week.-Nat. lnf. -
 The return of persons from supposed death natural
 y produces singular, if queer effects. Capiai0 De Hart of Saleu lsland arrived with his crew, from a ,rip to York River he 25th of Febru. ary last, and made via Havre, Fraace en the 26h inst
 " the Sally. On reparipg to his farmer home, he tound his dsconsoIae wife in the weeds of bereaye- meat, and bis mortal afEsirs altogether settled for him
 without his Agency or cOnse. fIis proiseriy andes-
 s,s kaocked of sad elisrisled i,y ,he hsmmer |" forl"ighi ago and on Sunday week as', l.nerat sermon closed iie ceremony 6f hs presnined depar
 lure the world ofspiriis fewldays earliev reuss would have eaabled ine capian D biase besn as (aoi curieOsl isi eaer his requeT, and io have made different of hs goode and clhitles, Un he sbat
 have siufiled off his mortal coil iIuctust eatneat. ~ rF ~ s--szi : 2. = = q s..-a x
 YShockiag Oceurvencs.--The Coroner held an If- quest yesIeTtiy tpon the body of yoeng man, ,hiry years of age, the eldest Of Dr. Cutter 0f Barclay street. who, three o'clock in ghs Dorniag, ,hrew himself of his bed window the ibrds story ofae house. iaio te hack yard, thereby dashing his brains, Pnd causing instant death. Itappearcd that the deccased had been exclpsvey gay. what uiemperate and ifis dissolute habits toge her &i,h deeply rooied and sIsD6g' excisemsnl an his mind caused by having been ieA several nnihs ago by adog that was sappoeed io be rabid. tended tp crate temporary deraHgem n and it was esidenJiy when afflicted IiIa he committed ,he rash and fatal aci above mentioned. The Cortnev's Jury retirhed verdict 10 .his efecl.--N. Y. Herald. ,,ra 4sfg
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 GEoLosIcAL-James q. PercvaI and Charles U. Shepherd Esqrs. or New-H Haven. have hern apooi0l. ed by she GOvernor, the Commntee io mak 2 Gesl,-