Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-01
RLECTORAL RETuRNs-Iurl Eaa.

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 Ertra EessiOn.-We learn by the New-T1aven pa- pers that extra session of the Legislature is about to be called by the Governor be held at that place on the 2lst of December inst. The object, to make provision for the receipt and disposition of the surplus revenue which this State win be entitled under the act of Congress of last session. =ass zs1-t
 Sad Aocidnt.-On Thursday afternoon last, the body of Mir Benjamin Landon, of Harwinton, was found in the byerOad leading east from the Baptist Church in Northfed, entirely dead. He left Harwin- ton in the forenoon to carry young lady to South Farms in onehorse wagon; and on his return it is supposed he either was thrown 6f fell front the wagon and broke his neck. He was found.in about an hour after he was to pass the main roadhe horse ha wing proceeded on, induced a search. He had had several fits, and 1t is conjectured he might have had one on this occasion and fallen from the wagon. A coroners inquest was held, who we learn re:ufned verdict of "accidental death." He was about ss years ofa age. r Suicide.-We learn that Mrs. Chapman, of New Preston, who had been in depressed state of mind for some time, hung herself day last week in her own house. ...-. -,.4 .---.
 Large Posasoes-Mr James Williams of thstown, has left Ut this office three potatoes raised his gar- den, one of which weighs lbs. 13 oz., another l.2 lbs and the other lb. He had large number of the weight of the last one. We did not learn what were the species they are long, with blush eyes, Three years ago he planted the seed @ balls-the first year the product was sma the next year larger, and the third what is above described.
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 Yale Colege.AThs institution is uncolmonly Aou- rshing at this tine We have seen the catalogue for the present yeat It exhibits the names of 9s Seniors, "A Jdniofs, fl6 sophonlores; and l2S Freshmen; be- sides which there afe in the theological department 76 students in the law $ in the medical 5O and resi- dent graduates making grand total ofS7O.
 ConmecticW.-The official returns from this State are given in the last Hartford Times by countless Average whole number for the V. B. ticket l9,4O9- Whg ticket le,45-van Buren majority 664. What say the Wings of the State Cannot it be over come in the spring .... ....
 The Nsa.E1aven City Election was held last week, and resulted as usual in the of the whole whg ticket by majority of little over 300. Only about two-thirds as many votes poled as at the Eec toral Election.
 We are sorry to learn by the papers that John M. Clayton one of the U. s. Senators from Delaware. is about to resign his seat in that body. ,7
 Reuiep of the Nesp-Y ork Markef.-We extract from the N Y Express of Saturday last the following re- marks upon the transactions in the market for the past week - + 1>."
 Foar.-The market has been more uniform for the last month than have ever known 1t. The supplies of Western have come in pretty freely; the money alsed. Should the money market get relieved, we have very little doubt that prices would advance. The steady price of Ohio is 9s4, Western TO- Fancy 1925, ed ed to sam. of extenve e'" are '' m
 Grain-Wheat is the great article now operated in. Our supplies from the interior. and from the South. are altogether lrlng Our %ers R.s must therefore , depend months For the last week, we have had little or no addition to our stock; we had, however, supply at the commencemen, of about 5000 bushels-fllI 25,- O0O of which have been taken out o market at POO to POS cents, although 7000 very choice white Dantzie dea! doing several thousand bushels of Northern, as erabk sales Sf Barley at 90 sl ets. Ncrthsrn Oats a iOsa ios sePtsi scathsf9t st g g @ fe; running @ and distilleries in this vicinity are in full operation
 Aolassss--Our supplies yet continue quite limited, although sufficiently abundant tor the demand as the season s nearly closed aud the wants are for city use. Limited sales of Cuba ana English Island at s 40 cents, and Porto Rico at 42.
 Provisions-There has been a steady but limited demand for Pork-very little but old here The sup. plies of New are very small sales of New and Old Prime at l9 dls and Mess at %. Beefis coming into Prime, me- and md IS for Mess; Old IF to Il l.a'
 Pork, Dressed.-We are now in the midst of the season: its coming in freely-the quality not as large nor as fine as last year Prices this week l-2 to 10, which is trifle lower.
 Sxgars.-There has been little better feeling man. ifested this week in the market and decidedly more sales made The decline noticed last week has not been continued The holders of Muscovado particu- Nv, have been firm. Sales of the week
 GO boxes Cuba for export at l!2 tO9.
 300 do white n l-2 to P N 300 hhds. New-Oneam 7to7l-2