Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-13
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Striking the Nag.-John Green, Esq who was put upon the Van Buren ticket in Kent, for the Assembly, has addressed letter to the Van Burel Committee, requesting to have his name struck from their ticket MT. Green has always been . Jacksonman, and one of the most decided and influential in Kent county bpthe will net be transferred to Van Buren, to whose election he snsuperahly opposed.Del Staie Jour.
 The Cincinnati Gazette announces the arrival of the President of tle United States Ut that place. on the 18th inst on his way from Louisville to Washing ton The Gazette gives a grave certificate of the President good conduct while he remained in Cincn- nati which was only few hours. Nothing trans pped here says that paper. on his part, to be con- deHned." Such an annunciation, on the part of the editor of newspaper shows strange state of thnes in the United States. The Chief Magistrate of a co try happens not to have done any thing degrading to his station and the public journalists think the phe nosnenOn of consequence enough to require a formal certificate of the fact 'Soi haAAist* Y saSs2Il5
 Crop U U ,Nep Hampskire The New Hampshire Gazette, published at Portsmouth. says that the crops of this year will be fully equal to ose of the last that all the early planted grain hes done remarkably wel-tlat the early corn looks better than it did last year-that the frost has done na essential injury to any except that which was late planted that po- tatoeslook very promising and it s probable that the price will not much exceed that ofissfyea We aie happy to see this favorable statement, coming iron, region north Ofns. We are sorry, however, to say that it is much too atterng to apply to the condition of the harvest in this vicinity Of corn in particular, little if any, has penei and of that which is unripe more than nine tenths was entirely killed by the late frost. On the high grounds towardsths west the ef. fsets of the frost were less destuctive- -Bostoa Mes -s A Sga tn Ohio The Cincinnati whg is anthori. zed to propose bet often thousand dollars or any less sum. that Gen. Harrison win obtain the electoral vote of Ohio. at the next Presidential election. And it asks: Are there any Van Buren men in the United Siates, who really doubt the fact or dare to take the bet This o6er of bet of sl0O may be consider. cd pretty fair indication of the tendency of public opinion in Ohio. There cannot be reasonable doubt but that Smte wil go for Gen. Harrison by decisive majority. Against the Hero of 1ippecanoe-s the well tried statesman and soldier-the New York politicaa cannot possibly stand any chance, among the freemen of Ohio. Balfimore Pairiok 's'' ,'}H'l ''3,'"f Ssolen 3iopey Foasd.- will be recollected that some two weeks since, the steamboat Rhode Island, on her passage from New-York to Providence. was robbed of e39OO0 in foreign god belongingto the Fu
 
 cd unf last night, whenfhe Engineer ef the steam. boat in drawing somc oil fA :.
 was held found the iacit stopped and on opening the eanto diseovefthe eate, found in it the bag contain ing the whole o tho eOSd. sswed up securely In aot CT beg Tho gold had no doubt been deposited in the oil can un the thief found an opportunity for its fe. moyal-N Y. Cosr. .s, '',.' @S .f.,''ai'..s as. .
 Loss of1hs Ssaamsy Indspenaeace.- Wednesday night cbout nine o'clock and very dark, tho Steamer Independencc, Capt. Howes. hence via Portland for Raneor. struck on . sunken rock, within about 500 feet of the landing place in Bangm River, and sunk bout la o'clock only part ofheT bows remaining out Of water The passengers and crew were saved, and all the baggage freight and nearly every thing belong ne to the boat was safely got on shore. The beat w be total loss. The boat WIS insured SlOOO0 at the Ocean, Sl0OOO at the American, and siO.OOO Ut the Mannfacturers.-BOstOn COsrir. ,..r... E.
 Bsrnf District-According to table in the Journal of Commerce, the lots now vacant. number 7s; the buildings commenced, g; the buildings roofed, 6A the buildings finished but not occupied, 5S; finished and occupied, 167; total 4l9. TAs grsnfese sign ye.-Thirteen States. precisely Ae original number of States and precisely one hall of the present number, choose their Electors on thf 7th of November. the anniversary of the Battle O rppeeanoe. One hundred and iosty-nins Electors just one more than majority, are tobe chosen Ths way for the Whs to eeebrate # ihen is to give thei votes to the hero of the day--N Y. Ezpress.
 Ihe Clinton tAGisis, Gazette. paper eonductel half dozen counties in the whoe siase of llSsisEpp can be induced to spstAin Mfr. Van Brsn.