Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-03

d'ed a' New London Tuesday night, the 9Ih insi Il" consequence of having fallen imtn the fire Some persons passing the house VI here she lved were at, rac'ed 'H by the screams of child On entering the "ece""eo was found in the fife, terribly bHrned and 500" aiier' expired The arcoumt of the matter given U! tue ch''d, ~as, as understood, thai her uncle ""d brought m bottle of gin and put t in the cup- """F"' "er grandma smeIed it, and drank good deal o' '' and then fell into the ire.-Normict Rep. { Take any question which in former times divided men into parries and the side espoused by the old de- mocrac party will be found; in most instances to be d'ame'rIcaly the reverse of the one adoped-by the present seEs'yed democratic party. And yet there are me" brazenaced enough to assert that the pres en' Jackson party is the old democratic party; and there are H'en, thappiy the number is dmiuishing,) ignorant and stupid e"o"grto believe h.-Tb. Blair, come here. You may remember that the old Chief said he would fly to the deserts of Araba' if the " mo"ster'' was recharered. Tn confidence it s rechartered, but do let the old General get further on his journey to tie "desers' than the Hermitage he will fitd that place quiet enough for some ,me | Noah.
 Col Sno,her, of St. Lon;s, (fssouri) has been fin. ed $72, for the challenge which he sent some months since to Col. Benton.
 The Jackson party are decidedly hostile 70 Banks, monied Corporations, and all monopoes' of every sort. Judge Billings, of New-London is the party candidate for Senator from his District, and yet he s President of the Whaling Bank an institution if we mistake not, chartered by a Jackson Legislature / ] ". White Esq. of Windham. Cashier of the Wind ham Bank, and not we believe, particularly friendly to the suppression Of small blIs is the party candidate for Senator from his District. What marvellouslv 1 consistent fellows these Jacksoniaus are! r, Norteich Republican. "unfor"n"'e" breach in the family at Hartford The different factions p,il continue to give each other the most tremendous rib.roas'ngs; and tho we should be slow |" placing any dependence their assertions on any other subject yet long as they impu,e rasoaty to each other, we shall certainly the highest faith |" the truth oi their testimony. We firmly believe that they neither have said say any thing of each other than the truih-Ib
 The Jackson party have often charged their oppo- nents with laying claim 10 all the derency" in the country. We are aware that any such claim was ever made; though we candidy confess ,ha, in our opnion the an,i-Jackson party can claim all the de- cency" with vastly more proprie,y than the Jackson party can claim "all tte democracy" At the late meeting of al-'he-democracy-party in Hartford Mir. Joseph Pratt, who we believe, is the embodied form ot abo" one half of all the Jack son democracy ofat c'ty while endeavorng to addressihe fraternity was aaIuted by one of the family in the following rharac. ieristIc style :-' SH doton you u1 greyhea0eo ui1 dung:tork.' lf the decency of country is not op. posed to party whose debates are conducted after this manner, il had better be banished from society, aud every body go over to Jacksonsn, a, once.-Ib. in lOap sI Inc Connecticut in terrible controversy and engaged in abusing each other in good round terms. The diff Se"lty appears 10 arise from the inadequate supply Of spots, the government patronage in that small not being sufficient to satisfy the claims o ali lhe pat riots recently converted in tha, quarter. Mnt,y must send a" agent there to give the in their collars another 'ur" or he may lose the state i" the spring Po'keepSie Eagle,
 Two or three skaters in the Delaware, near Pnila- dephia. have paid with their lives The forfeit of findu eing i" this delightful spor having fallen into air holes by which they were drowned.
 "Hoid Hp your gun "'-lt is positively asserted in a letter published in the New. York Amercan that at the battle of Outhacoochee, in Florida, the greater par, of the militia took their heels and ed and that
 their ngiorious flight nearly involved the defeat and massacre of.he regulars IL is added that one ofrhe militia captains oss his sword in fleeing across the river. and intends apply 10 Congress for remunera. ton"
 Society at Ness Oreans-It is stated that eight per- sons out often in New Orleans carry weapons-mos of them in consequence of the desperate condition of strangers and stragglers who arrive there. "N is true, adds ,he writer, "occasona dues occur among our citizens. Not long since the mayor fought with an attorney, and yesterday very respectable creole was killed in duel."
 Judge White says Of the Globe, f. he wished to know whether fact true or not true, that news. paper would be the last place on Gods earth to which he would go to ascertain it.
 The Sunday Morning News says :-" h is rumored that an extensive southern mail contractor has been arros'"d f"r long continued system Of depreciation upon the maie Of his route We not at liberty to | give further particulars as present."
 The Peace Esta6iishnsent.--The Naliooal 1n,eIli- gencer says-lt was mentioned in the course of De. bate in the House of Representations yesterday tha, the Committee Naval Affairs, from whom exiraor. dinary appropriations had been asked for that service to tho amount Of upwards of six millions oi dollars. | ofdollars for that object.
 Denth of Col. CrockNV.-A letter has been receiv. ed in Washington, announcing the death of Colonel Crockett, soon after his arrival in Texas
 Fires.--The Mantle Cotton Factory, a, Lyme, Con. was burnt down a few days since. Loss $2OOOO, of which $l0,O00 were insured. The Edgartown Acad. emy, in Massachusetts, burnt down on the 3d inst. The Buffalo Black Rock Glass ManuGaclory has also ] been destroyed by fire. Loss $l5,OOO.
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