Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-19

Springfield, previous TO the late election, bY
Gen. Bancroft, Esq. from the Hon. John @.
Adams, denOuncing the Wing party, Sc. &c.
This is perfectly in character with the whole
political life of Mr.. Adams. No doubt he
would have rejOiced at the defeat Of Mr.. Ev-
erett. but the intelligence and good sense of
the people of Massachusetts, have ordained it
otherw:se.-BOstOn paper. S.
GrefnG Green Marriages. writes
home. that he has been to Grrtna Greem-not
to get married to an English hpiress-but
merely I" see how that famous place looks.
He states that. upon an average, three hum
dred couple are married there 10 year-ma-s
king abOnt one runaway marriage for every
Is working day" in the year. The old Hyme-
neal blacksmith is dead hut two Others have
succeeded him, and now divide between them
the business Of forging and riveting the chains
of signing lovers The lowest fee they re-
ceive is half guinea; but that is only from
those that have more love than money. They
often get as high as forty or Fifty guineas. It
makes pretty good business. therefore, for
the officiating priests, though it is divided
as the ceremony is SO very simple
that little more is necessary than to record
the acknowledgement, before witnesses, 0fthe
fond couple, that they are man and wife.
49,. NJ Y. Transcript.
War in Nesc- Hnmpshire.-Ai the last session fine
legislature Of New Hampshire, tract Of couAtry call
ed the Indian Stream Settlement, the boz ders OC
Canada. between Two branches OF Connecticut river,
shire. The Newburyport Herald publishes letter,
dated Columbia N. II. Nov. A, which states that q
conflict had taken place between the Sheriff of the
county with party Of militia and the inhabitants Of
the ee.tlenent, who nDiied resist the service Of
civil process on one Of their number. In the contest
three of the inhabitSnis killed, and five wound
ed. and several Of the militia were wounded, some Of
them mortality IL is TO be regretted that this question
of boundary has been settled by the government
instead Of being left to be subject Of angry contro
Versy with the ignorant inhabitanls-Boston ADD.
Our relations NTH France.-There seems to be q
growing impression in this city that the President
will recommend hostile measures against France
Either declaration OF war; such offensive pulley
must, IL adapted sooner or later, terminate in war;
We place much reliance upon the rumors that
float: tire want OF discretion usually manifested by the
President, enables Of his opinion
and views even before they communicated 10 his
legal cabinet. The immense interest which our mer-
chants have in the question, have caused more
than ordinary diligence in obtaining information, The
rapid and continued Depreciation in the stock Market
renders 1t certain that something positive is known
We do not think ,ha, General Jackson can induce
iere he can make it party question. Were that pos
sihe, he mHst encounter decided majority in oppo
siion in the Senate. When The sujeci is coolIy
sdered, the prejudced will see tina, the difficult
ties have been brought about by the unwse, indscreet
and unstaiesman-ke language used by the President
himself. Had he preserved the ordinary courtesy
which is pracised among individuaIs-had he not
charged the King Of France with persouai bad faith.
every thing would have heen amically arranged long
before this, and The money paddy. Y. Star.
BY the bye, the Fox Of Kinderhook" has made
an excursion ihroagh this city Washington Among
:he knowing. is whape red thai he had two objects:
the first, reconcile Tie Two frac OF The Jack
party, in which he entirely tailed, leaving them only
the more embiuered against each other the other
was prevail on GeR. jackson To few uu,nean-
ing words in his Message, by of which the 6va
millions may he secured. and the difficulties "i hos
tile position a,eried. Here, again, is said, his Ia
bors have bee" fruiess; the old Roman is for war,
and il tcords can make II. fear will come. Those
who are acquainted with the iron acW of the old
must Know, ina, il he is resolved call Louis Philippe
harh names as arguments n" persaas'ons will have
nation, Nalinleon considered ilmsli the staa-an
the neglect of the French King VETO the offtns,
claim OF Tie law, he considers ne personal ,ns"l I"
himself. You need not ask of Mr.. Forsyth what IL
he done-no, of MIR. Livingstbn-uor yet ofMr. Wood
bury; Kendall is the only rho kmo,cs any thing Of
the matter, and he keeps to himself unless, "ercance.
Van Buren, il is said, has left for Richmond, IN order
TO call in the aid of Richie, 10 s"fe0 The hegereuI
complexion Of the message.-Star.
canvasses the political character Of the members of
the Senate and Honse Of Representatives of,he Unit
ed States making the Senate rs follows Anti Van
Buren. 25-Van Buren, l9--doH,iful 3-vncaDcy L.
total 48. Admitting Michigan TO come into The Un-
i"n that State viii adj more 10 Van Buren-2l. IL
we give him the doubtful and the vacancy, there wilt
he a tie. 1t is believed, however. that Messrs. M
kean Of Pa. Hendricks Of Indiana, and King of Ala
hanna, will not g" the whole with the Kitchen party,
and hence they may still endure the wholesome re.
strainfs OF ~ facOus Senate -N-
La the House there are for Van Buren, l34-Ant-
Van Buren, 10l-dOubiul 2-vacancies 3-total $40.
Nh. Bell will therefore probably have to retire from
the Speakers chair and more plant pariizan put
IN his place. ..'s 60 .-.ls t-s esq
Young O"derdonk Pardoned.-Governor Marcy
has given pardon to Henry J. Onderd0nk who was
recently convicted Of forgery He was liberated from
prison on Friday last, and conveyed privately Long
Island, whence II 10 intended to send him 10
Iibbcs, his accomplice, who turned States evidence
against him. is still in prison. Tile is liberaeG.l
We learn from the Boston Courier that William
Sherweli Esq, If the eminent merchants Of
GIbraliar, was sentenced, the Sd Of October, to
lire years Imprisonment Al hard labor in the garrison
u that place for having furnished arms, ammUn on.
Nc TO the piraiica schoOner CUssadar which vessel
had been condemned. His properly, said amount
% three or four hundred thousand dollars, coH6s
Gated. '' "'"
A Sign-The Kitanning Gazette, q fuN bioodeGa
md ssaunch jackson aud WOlC paper. in Summing up
he causes Of defeat has the following renarks
"The first and most prominent was the division pros
iUced by bringing forward MIR. MUhlenbeFg, though
grand mistake Of the friends Of MI. Wolf in attaching
themselves and their that arch inlriguer Mars
in Van Buren,. Mr.. ,Wof himself ARE greatly
mistaken, never favorable 10 the preieneions OF
hat arul and ambitious aspiEani 10 the PFesideNcy-=.
This Van Buren, well knew, aud in order drive bin
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