Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04

ernmess, Gov eSpen1lae8S lgIing tho laat war-ssad aad Fssssvea lo . tOist SsIec! -comniuee-A Weiless 2. ?: Iio.aaelon and Wighiman, nPpOinisd on'Ihe part of the HoUse. J
 Order of tue day. laid on the table.
 Bills appointing gustiees of the Peace for the COun " of New. ffaveW, rsAd ana passed. A :.
 The committee on uevv icwns and probate dia,ric.s on the petition of inoiy B. Eilley and others iar new iOwn-Feport lavofNl in tOEa, coReiitusing portion Of the ioaa 6f WiadsoF. heretofore kRown as,hs soeisly of Sviaashury, new iOwn, to be cal. led Bloomfsid-isie Esad, and ateer brief debate, paeaed. County Clsrks..-rrad-- auapendet--biIl read a secpnd1ime by s title and to 3d reading
 The committee on banks. reported . bill for pub. c Ae. prOhihng ,ae is.Se and circGs.o" of, o1 '@o and peeapaeed 10 \ second reading
 RilIsFelaye 10 Taxagion@-Tead second time by the title. and posiponcd ia third reading.
 The cOmpiItee on bAnke On the petition Ot Freeman l.. Chapman and oleTe SSr . new bank at NorwiclI- reperi thathe petiton be continusd 'llt mex, Gen
 aiess.s Wclles, yImsmous aud E. Harrison were abpbinteda committee to iniire t wha. time the bu- sinesg Og the sessoa will probably be brought 10 u elgse, and ale Hease adio1en without day. if TO m 'n per teated elections Of the members from GuilfDrd and eheses--seyetaly read and postponed to third rendings4 ,f,s; g fsss.ses4A -s < @t
 Bil spPaia,ing pf the peare for ,he county of Fnir6eld read, Rhd amended by the erasure of twenty siwa nanles and the addition oT twenty others Nhtt. .paee eetls Adt0urNed. v II # VI 3} yttf
 Biif appointing Chases A. JudSon, Esq sherifr of Lilehfeld Ceunly, rshdf and passed
 The Committee on Roads and 'Brdees, on petition or Henry Hads0n and others, report favarHble hill ia orm the petitioners o such others as may join, the Sn Worcester and Hsr,losd Rail Road Company" with capital of $l ,000, 900, wih authority to increase to OOO-read, and pas The Committee, arpoin,ed to inquire at wha, lime the bnsincss f the session could bs brought ,o close reported Tharsday nexi, as tho probable time when l an adjournment mlgln take place.
 Bin, reported by ahe Comwiiiee appointed for that purpose, Dis,ric,ing ke State for the choice of Me. hers of Congre.r read first and second time, and post.
 The Committee on iha, par, of,he Governors Mes- sage relative the Militia, made a repori with bilE
 Gs s srs. s%d m by its i'le, and postponed to third reading.
 Bill, relative toihe apponiment of Sia,es Atornes and County Clerks read third time and referred the Select CommiUee ihe bill relative to she appoin- meni of County Clerks.
 1 AJsernoon-BiH relative to collection of Taxes: i: read second and third ltime. and p"ssed. zalF. ted elections: read third time and laid the table. Bil! relative to Banks-read first time. Adjourned 10 Monday.
 Moudays procseaags Jor .phich sce are inde5tea so l one ef onr members, o1ajtted tor scaH of room. Wheeling Ga<esse-Exsrs, Mey s5, 1885.
 
 By the arrival as this port this u,oraing ofthe boat Warsaw, Capt. Kea,ing. we learn the painful n- elgence that the s,eanboa Majestic while stopping St. Louis on Weslnesday the 18th inst. burst her bo CT, hy which dsRser 40 persons either killed or missing. Eight hedies hnd been found on Thurslay morning, when the Warsaw passed. The passengers were principally German enligranis aud there were twenty cabin h addition lro varous parts of the Union. We hay. no other particular. of,his less furnish them in day or TWO. Additional ParicaiEs-The Cincipna,i Republi. can of the 2Sd has the following account of this fright. ia disaster: *f5sH
 Renemaa. who aFvive m ,l.ie eiay jaa, even;ap i,, the steamboat Splendid. direct from New -Orleans, called office, his way through this city, ani informed IF, tbsi the SIesmes wajsstic had expoded of her boigeEe, JIe on sase of sioyine from the wharf at Memphis, predicting : mosi melancholy oss of life and limbs. Ahoat sixty persoas were scad. cd, large Por,oB of them moriaIy, and nearly all o them dangerously. s& at@ s-#8
 The collapse l. supposed to have been oceasoncd by ihe passengers 6ocking upon side of ihe hoai causing to careen, a& io psoduce transfer oi ,he Informant shore at Memphis, and visited tie house in which the wounded were coniined. He re. presenss thc spectacle there exhibited as hears-ren suerers, ,he Cholera is prevailing as Memphs ,o m
 Thirty f,ur deaths hy Choera had already occurred. in ihs M aisd ciiy up to the time of departare, and bad tvanepireh on the day nflhe accienf. The deck passengers were the exclusiye sufferers. The cabin passengsrs were sspposed io have entirely e. eaped. st ,Ii j. st <- 5a3fk E}sl4 HH ,Nf fs "a s.- ! fr, < .zs M New- Orleans, May f5. Aasfn Catnstrophe.---Th three story brick huild. ing on the south sde 6f Canal street. and beiween Camp and Magazins streets occupied as the Planters Hofel, and kept by Charles Armstrong. feli to 1he earth last Right st about half past o'clock. Re- pairs had lately been making in the lower story. and s presumed ,hA, too nach of the support had been I incausiously est aWay. s35 y4n H@ HlE .s The hotel occupied as m eating sad lodging house, and. i, is calculated contained. nt the moment oi the dreadful rcideat, between sixty and seventy till late nigh had closed only shors time before. A young geWileman who lefi bat few minutes be.
 fare the fail of ihe building, states that he passed to the opposite side Of the street, his honrng house went to the gallery in froni where he heard three distinct and ond cracks resembling the discharge of a snIal caRHos. then sound like m earhsuaks, as the felI, snd for moment aier, one, and asly ererr! The alarm directly given the eifixens, the belisrSog, and engine companies turned est. "Nec. OyleaRs, May lG.--Yeaerday morning, a, haf pasi o'clock, the hnuse known the Paniers' Hotel, in Canal street, fell 10 Ihe ground. N was buding about y feet kont, stories high, and gave way in the centre carrying aIi before the ground
 s suppesed aheve were asleep in inc hoass, the time. tEOm 70 10 90 persons, bui the exaet Rnmber h DO. known. Up so ihis dime, Saturday mornisg, ai sons alive and dead: bat have not yet got to the fosndasion The iasg persDHsakeR ops s gentleman of ths name of Kesssdy. He was sixsees hoars in the ruins" ,;s Es..at tl-''.@T ..gr..59.,s ! Desfr1tiUe Fie-East night. ahnnt l2 o'clock one of'he most devasla'ing res with which osr city has beea lately visited, broke oat iD the cellar andesDeath shA sh0r &eeanm4 fnilor 70