Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-31
Q DAYS. LATER FROM EUROPE.


rived yesterday. having sailed from Liverpool
9Th Nov. b. her We have received cOpiOuS
flss of Lsondoo and Liverpool peppers 90 the
9TH. cOptnining Paris dates to the 5th, Madrid
10 2sth Oct, aud Inter from al parts Of the
continent.
Wa have searched .onS iilss Cor something
IN relation 10 oar affairs with
France, bat do nuf anti much of decided
Character. Il appears that Mr.. Barton had
not left Paris UptO the 5th Dec, Or some HO4
tiee would have been maSde Nf tina fact. Il
appears pretty certain that he had been re-
tarded in his departure, fuT few days nj least.
What was the particular, cause Of this deten-'
ton, does not appear. The departure Of Mr.
Barton, should il take place. was considered
as a cause OF rapture. The following article
b from the Temps. Of the Sd Of November !:
- 1t WAS confidently repaired yesterday
that the Charge d'Affsirs Ofthe United States
had. in compliance with the orders Of his Gov
crnment, demanded his passport. and NAs 70
quit Paris within two o. three days. Mr..
bark on board the ship Rpland. when an. I'M
expected incident retarded his departure for
a few DAYS. We know not whether this de-
Law be owing to new Instructions received by
him, or whether our Ministry has made some
concessions to the .diplomatist. NOtwith-
standing these facts. we could not consider the
Departure Of Mr.. Barton 10 he the signal Of
rupture. II IS all expectant measure. We
cannot lose sight of the fact. that the Ameri-
can Congress does not assemble before De-
cember, and that the election Of the new Pre-
sident, which IS to take place 10 March, will
adjourn to that period the de6nitive settle
nnent Of the discussion between France and
the United States
The news from Spain is becoming more
and more Interesting. The new republican
Ministry is represented TO be popular, while
the Carlists in the North are becoming deci-
dledly stronger. A severe battle was fought
near VittOria on the 9th and 98th Of NOvenl-
Der, 10 which the Queens forces were beaten
and compelled TO retire. @s fs.4&' @'as I
The news from France, and other portions.
Of the continent. does not present any thing Of
striking interest, 81 \: IL.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 20.
The packet ship Sylvia, arrived yesterday.
having sailed from Havre the sth-by her we
have received eopieus iiles of Paris papers to
Saturday evening, the 7th November.
It was generally believed in Paris and Ha-
vre that Mr.. Barton wanld take passage 10
the Poland, the packet of the 18th. All ac-
counts in the French papers agree that he
had made the demand, and that thesame was
not complied with. The Paris press. Nth
the pablo, eeem To entertain the belief that
his departure would not affect the relations
between the two countries. The American
Consul would be left ia, charge-and private
letters seem to Indicate that the Interests OF
the American Government would be quite as
well managed. From some cause It would
appear that Mr.. Barton had made himself
personally unpopular.
By our trt+esSsfran Washington Il was ex.
pected that Mr.. Pageot, the Freueh eisAsge.a
was to leave Washington wish~ut waiting for
return. We think this ID a sure ins
dicatiOn illatsh he is acquainted with the answer
The French government wOuld give. The az
fairs Of Spain are becoming more important,
the new Republican Minister had ordered one
hundred Thousand men TO be raised en- nsosse
The war was in no way diminishing; Don
Carlos was in greater strength than ever was
Vitt0ria. and had no doubt gaiaed q
partial victory 10 the battle Of the 28ih before
that place. '',% s. / FE%% ~,
There appears to be nothing ofinterest from
Enghad.s Admiral de Rigny. 0ne efi the
Of the last cabinet OF Louis Phil-
lippe, and his most devoted adherent. had
been dangerously i'll. bass Was out Of danger.
The Duke Of Orleans is 10 Algiers. aud il APP
pears will take a prominent part 10 the militia
~ expeditidn against the Arabs .',sa7.,.l' .h 1
The gaet of Mr.. BartOH, the u. S. Charge
d'AGairs ut Paris. having demanded his pass
port OF the French governments d Sneationed
in all the papers. save the mtpisteriai organs.
The Temps states that Mr.. Barton. made his
application, in apsrempt0sy style. an Friday,
al!edging the nos-executi0n ut treaties On the
part OrErance. The passports were deliver
ed on Saturday. and the Charge d'Aifaires
was to quit Paris, on Monday. The Temps.
nevertheless. expresses los confidence that
matters will end In an amicable adjustment.
Abseonding Cashier Arrested I'VE learn
that Dudley w. Babcock. Cashier Of the
Branch Bank Of New Orleans. at Clinton,
(La.) who sometime since was advertised by.
the Directors, as having abscOnded with a
was unprecedented last night by two Of cur vi
gilant police officers. Messrs. Hays and def
fers, ON the York Turnpike. about o miles
from this city. He was brought TO town. and
after examination before Joseph Shane, Esq.
was committed to await the reqnisiii0n Of the
authorities Of Louisiana. The officers, it APP
pears, had got knowledge. Or entertained sus
picion. Of his being in certain house in this
city. and on approaching the premises. a hint
Of their proceeding was impaired TO the fugi-
tive by some frienfs and he preeiptately Aed.
The 0ficers. however,. were not thus To be
baked. but soOn ascertsiuiog the course he
took. they started in pursuit. and overlook
and arrested him, as above stated. about 10
miles from town. When taken before mag