Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-11

he ought not to he called Powell, ~ that 70
only n nick name. His Indian name 10
O~r"la," and by that he should be disiin.
guishrd. u is aPprrhrndrd that he will give
the government much trouble. IL they d. nut
act with that decision and energy. that he.
comes the power aud force oG the country
J Ihr drvastaii"n and ruin that he has already
caused will not raIl short Of a million OC dol
lars.-Ssuthern paper.
From n card published in The New York papers, and
| signed by the passengers in the William Gibbons, il
appears that she had bren withs avn from the line 40
UNIT for service, hut PIT IN requstion 10 copae.
q"r"ce of the unfinished stale Of the regular boaR
whch WIS advertised 10 leave Charleston on ,a, day.
from several circumstances which TRANSFERRED on the
passage, u also appears that the Can't and crew had
doubts OF her safety. Several Of the passengers in.
tended to sue The proprcrors for alleged neglect &c.
Mr.. John Q. Adnms.-Tt has been said shat mere
scholastic learning Grams our head with lumber and
takes out brains make 'oom for it. Mr.. Adams
is, perhaps, the most conspicuous living example Of
| The truth OF this remark His judgment seems to he
Gorsakipg him his learning increases and his pas.
sion to obtain complete mastery over him, 10 his
wears advance life passed in the highest posts of
his coun'ry's vice, and certainly marked by many
close
IN she midst oga career, which, unless his frien can
make out pie" Of insanity. mus, cloud his reputation,
u were ten times rs brilliant rs it is-3aH. Chron
'A'" 20 ''o'9 "-rIhe Globe, and the collar papers
generally, are exceedingly distressed and Mortified les.
Tue e'eco" Of president sho"d again be- brouei into
! the Honse OF Representatives. Well een,emen.
there is very easy way for you prevent euch re.
sn't Withdraw Mr.. Van Buren, from the conyass.--
Ii there is 'fnnser Of bringing the election to the
House, it is cer,a ha, Nj. Van Buren, canno. be the
choice Of the people. Why, thea, will he and his
friends be so anrepNblcan as to persist in at,emp,-
ing to thwar the popular will? lfit is contrary to Tho
spirit OF the constitution, gentlemen, rs you PRETEND
why persist in such attempt violate WHY not
quietly withdraw Mr.. Van Buren? Tha, is the ,rue
way TO savr-net only the public vir'ue hut the re-
public Itself? Perhaps Mr.. Van Buren, will for once
he patriotic. aud withdraw hmsef!-N. Y. Com. Adv.
! Albany Ueafher.-The thermometer mt Gen. Vars
| KeHsseaer's Mansi"n House, Albany, ~ euarse,
Tuesday, Feb. 81, was 90 degrees below zero.
Ns~- York Legislaiwe.-The Bill TO rechar,er all
the broken down Insurance Companies in the city of
New-Kork. has passed The House.
Coming up fneiy.-rhe figuring Of the Van Buren,
presses improve, and we begin to breathe easer!-
-Four months ago they gave Massachusetts Webster.
IA; t" Harrison, add The remainder Van Bnren:
Now they say, "kentrchy Tor Harrison, Is; Maspa.
rhuse,s and Delaware for Webster. IS; Tennes.e-,
South Carolina, aud Louisiana for White, 81; Aaba.
ma, Mississippi Vermont aud Maryland douisGui "a"
and all The others for Van Buren,. Four months hence
they will have to throw of from Van Buren, besides
their doubtful, C"h"ee,ic",, Rhode Island, New Jer.
sey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana. Illinois. Virginia.
NORTH Carolina, Georsia, and Missouri, 1873; leaving
the Kinl"rho"kcr 62, and AZ of,hem more hpn doubt.
iul. We "p", this record 10 he proved BY the re
: suh."-Monroe Democrat.
it ia stared in the New-York papers that hundreds
of people passed fr"m New York to Brooklyn
and from Brook yn to New York on "Wednesday NOR.
ming last. the ice. This is something very unusual
and tells ofrhe extreme severity the weather during
the pnei week.
The Globe and the American Sentinel both speak
Of the rccharerns of,be y. S. Bank by the Legisla-
ture Of Pennsylvania almost certain. The have al.
vices which they think preclude d"nb. on the subject.
| The Secretary Of the U. 5. Treasury acknowledge
es, i" the Washington p1re's, the recep, Ivy mail Of
6fy dollars from Come c.cul-'' money due the Unit
ed S,ates.n
The National In'efgencer says, it reported
that the President had nominated to the Sena,e, An.
drew Stevenson to I've Minister to England, and john
| II. Eaio" to be Minister 10 Spain.
Peace.-We have the pleasure TO state that letters
from Washington to which have had access. Grop
such sources as leave lnnb, Of their correctness,
say positively ,hst tie mediation of gland has been
accepted, and that there is u" longer any reaso" for
aDxie,y respecting relations with France. Des.
patches from Washington announcing the fact. were
sent by the Liverpool packet Of yesterday. Our rea.
ders may now, with perfect safety, dismiss their arpre-
hensions.-N. y. Journal of Com.
Public Lapds-1'he whole attending the pnr.
chase and management Of The puhc lands TO the 3C:h
September, 1885, is computed Mt S57 ,652,2 07; The
whole quantity Of land surveyed AMI offered for sHle
to that date was. 165897 087 acres, "fwhich only a.:
,62O acres have been anl, aud that the nett pro"
ceeds receipts into the Treasury therefore had been
$58 619, 52s.
The Massachusetts Aninnasonic Siate Conyenton
which convened Boston on the 29,h ul'. in the Rep
resen'aises' Chamber, nominated Martin Va" Burep
as lseir candidate for the Presidency.
Our severe winter appears. 80 f"r, to have entirely
verified the predicIon OF some FRENCH wrners, who
affirmed, few uonths since, as our readers will re-
collect tha, the presence Of comet has always been
attended with this extraordinarily cold Of the
u,Oephcre. Ifcomsis are. aS 10 generally heev.
ed humid neiuious bodies, expanded thin vapDrs,
they may possibly heat, clouds in aimos-
phee do from the planets whose orbits they
Setting this aside the fact know s, that the VIM
ter has been, th"s far, uneomnonly cold The anow
hns been feet deep in city for weeks and
nd uo .e.Ln