Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

Fn0acs,-Ths Ml0latry of France is aeSIn. unsettled. Marshal MOriirr has resigned tho Presidency. and Louis Philippe is busiIy em. ployed in constructing his Cabinet. He has sent for SOult, from his estate at the foot of the Pyrenees, and for General Sebastiani, from London. Itis Eumored that SOalt will be the Premier; and many other appoint Uients are talked of; among them, inst of Dupin. sf course, whO seems to be- always consulted, but never employed. Whether Thiers and Guizot will have any part in the new arrangements is quite uOccvtain but they are supp"sed to be quite indispensable in the Chamber Of Dcputirs.
 De0t1 cf ths Emperor cf Ausfrio.--The MOnmeur of Saturday, contains telegraphlc desPatchs from the French Charge d'Afairs at Vienna, stating that the Emperor Of;A6s- ttia died suddenly at one o'clock in the, wOrn- ing of the Sd inst. He was in his 67sh year., and had been Emperor, first of Germany and then of Austria, since 1904. He is succeed ed by his son Ferdinand, now 4e years of age. This event. it is probable. will cause & great change&in the fnture policy of the elm. pire, as the present Emperor is said to snter- tain strong dislike agaiast Prince Meuer~ nich. Poisoning.-Wr notice in the New. Yorlr Police report ofFriday three eases of poissd~ ing. The first Is Of woman who had stOleu 30 dollars with part of which she had pur~ chased -four of grocer wIrich lurnedS Owt lO> have been strangly impregnafpd with arsenic, which had been procured iO kill rats. A whole family suffered severely frOn the rf- l fects 0fthe bread, but n0 one died. The secs ond case was nf poisoned confectionery. A | large wedding cake had been parchasedf of ., cOnfrctioner. which set the whale of those as- ho.,A akH q undigni6ed position of violent vomiting. A physician who anaIized the .. frOsting" oftke cake found il to contain a most deadly poison. l The third case was of fcOnvicts'in the State ] Prison. i've of whom were found in their cells one morning suffering from the effects 0f pOi- son. and d sixth was actually dead. Nothing definite could be ascertained tn relation tO the 1 manner in witch they mad taken tue poison. Col. Renton's portrait ef Gen. Jackson.- The recent attempt to assassinGtc Gov. Poin- dexter with Gtfdaviis, calls to mind the me-
 nlorabls letter -~tiieR so,as years since ny
 Col Thomas H. Benton, who is nnw Gen. l JacksOn's leading supporter. Tie folio Ning 1 ls-a extract from that letter :-AibdnY Foe ming Journal. . | 'I am literally in hplt here: tthat is. in the
 vicinity of General Jackson)-the meanest l wretehrs under heaven i0 contend with; h.
 ars. afidasit- makers. and shameless towards.
 ALI the puppies of Jacksan are af work aa me !! but they will he asionishpd as what will happen; eop it is not them. but their master, whom shall hold accountable. The scaIu-
 ing Knife of Trcu.nseh is mercy compared
 %llh the atildavits of these villains. l stif in iO killpr be killed; for will ndt -Csdssess st.s Jackson, and li,e fact that aud my hr.,fi.er drf"atrd him and his tribe. and hreke his small sword on the public square. " iil E,reyer 4 rankle in his bOsun, Knd make hi.n thirst sf. l fer vengeance. My fife is in danger nothi.,x 1 hut d-cisive duel can save nae, Or evest give u'e chance fUrmy OHh existrncr; for tt is settled plan to turn out puppy after ta,pf.y tob bully me, and hen have gut into scssps. l to have me killed somehow tn the seafie, af-.. forwards the affidavit makers w il prove it was l h"norably done. ] shalt never he fnrgivsa having given my opiniun tn faKpr of Wjlkin- sons authority last winter; and this is the root ofthe hell that is now turned against me-" From khe Neapark Adrrrf;ssr of March 24. Ihe Long Hh MMfder--lar. John Suyres who was shot thr""gh the face while sitting by hrs fife Monday ese";ng taaf. died Friday night, and Saas buried yesterday. A cor"ners j0quest heki ever 'he corpse ~ol after patient and careful examiaa- brother AO,hORy ;. Sayve,
 Circumstances. we are told, wesH brought 70 light. ""Ien eW no sor ot d0uta the minds Of lhcinry, 10 Anhdnys guilt. The brass balls, being of pecu- liar descrpii'", (which passed through the jaw of the-dereased 'o the opposite wal1 identified by person of Springfield from whom AHihony procueedE
 hem The double e-barrelled gua. with which the 6eSG was do"e as alec proved lp ,ve been i6 ia possess saon' and .e traeks of hs boots discovered lhe next day about the window through which the gum was discharged The boots had been half solrsi, aR opea space being Jeff where the old ant the new s.e usHaly uOie, and the front sole of que ofthem was piece of icon. The impressions ,hus made on the, soft ground were GUnd, upon an application ofthe' boots be aImas disilnc, and perfect those ofa "'uid l" clay. There 0fisas c0iacitienl rircum- stances which, the accused yet to be tried for. bear to mention. F-
 The brothers were both farmers, and have lived ia state nf cOniinual hostility, though several milee apart, Cor several years The day after JSn shot, AnIonvs properly have been sold ny the elier- iH tO satisfy exeGu,On i0 his favor. The deceased. d man of 60. lived 'n Morrs county, aud AMhORy al Springfield, in this tEssex) couniy. He is about 45 r'siown. and we presume his case will come before the grand jury.
 Iennesses.-The Nashville Republican has the Iol. lowing head to its co0mns: t ~';
 FOR PRESIDENT ! sts
 HUGH L.- WHlTE, sA 'r: rWhoee claims will wfbe subrnii,e.l-not so paeket J"ry, digDifed win the Of NatiORGi CenDsRtidW but ,o the impartial LecisiOs of free and enlighiea ed PEOPLE. MT '
 This is the character of what is called demo- cratic convention. the packed jury. T->.. ga
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