Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-09

ed ne eeai 20 our Stale Senate and gone into STATE
Of refirGcg He has taken Ihis slep ailer parting
of long possible, for good and sufficient reasons,
as q was aseeriained that maoriy VI lhe Sennt9rs
had determined, iN deciding this ease. 10 do their dn-
senate l. finally freed from The presence u man who
has done mGch disgrace il, and whos ~ truth,
was half ii tOr senator NJ stage driver:
The case Of Bishop acted upon ON Saturday,
aud 10 reference 10 his case the following decisions
made: Let, that the senate has right 10 exPel
any Of ite members for moral official by
vote OF 10 10 g.; ID, that Isaac w. Bishop had been
guilty. Of moral and ociat miscOnducl, q TOT. The
resolution that The said Bishop be expelled for such
moral and official misconduct sheD negutiUed! by
avote Of IL l6!! Thea " oitic'al m'scond0ct does
disqnalify senator to retain his seat, meber
vi the Court Of Errors too, although the senate has
right cEpei him for such conduct !-FoHg hkespsie
Eagle.
Pretty dOiRgs IN the SsRole-O this Wan BureOisin,
into what pickle il is getting The ciUak u becom-
ing threadbare, ul at holes and chasms. Our readers
will recollect IhM KeMble resigned has in the
Senate like patriO,. hat Bis'Op held on resolu,ely.
Determining be kicked out, and the Senate
ted that he had been very mai adrOs, in allowing his
stock operations tn leak oUI, but, On the whole, he
might remain where he was a. ahs parry was tlhinnng
OF. .T' a
Yesterday, after prayers, Col Young rose and read
letter she Senate, condemning their proceedings
10 the case q Bishop and nanaa.lnG .aa e. NE SSs
and honor, therefore he and Mr.. Vas Schack begged
leave 20 sPsga their seats. produced. yesy NAT.
nFnIhV G0Oet00 Cd tHNt 0OoOt0Dt$ D0uya WuetSs
upon hlr. Wager begged permission TO call on Col.
Young for explorations Of private acts OF his own
life before he retired. Col. Young withdrew his re-
sgnation until be explained which he did in speech
Of some lengih. When he Concluded, in walks Rish-
op aud takes his seat--ahe debate conainued-when
NJ. Bishop begged permission TO say few words
He then Ie upon Dir. SeaalOr VaR Setback, and be-
laored him voleny, asserting ta hia troubles arose
from pIayioe q. cards with Mr Henry Hone. 20 whom
he wae introduced BY Mr. Van SchaclG, and they play
ed in hs room. Bishop ended by rendering bis rese-
nation. alter an eIoquen. euogium on bis dey TO bis
party. Thus at one cell swOop do we lose lab, what
pity y FOUR Up hub Van BUren Senators. Two such
explosions will leave the Senate empy.-N. y. Star.
man was found dead at Buffalo on Sunday morn.
ing Of lass week, who had evidently been murdered.
aud was aseersAined TO be an lrshman named Chris
topher Kennedy, journeyman Taylor. The jury
was Of opinion that he came bis death by srangula
ton, effected by the murderer twisting his cravas-
black fellow found near the place the same NOR
aag with his face bruised and his eloahes torn, was
arrested ~ the supposed murderer and detained Cor
exaGninatioa. ~
WAsRINerON, May ~.
Congress-Senate--" Hung be the Heavens
with black lf yon have tears prepare to
shed them now" This morning as enter
I'd the Senate Chamber found galleries and
floor Is lonely 40 the graveyard. Mr.. King.
Of Alabama, was in the chair. Little Martin
was 10 the chariot the Secretary. and but I 1
senators we're upon the floor. Among whom,
however, was the immaculate Isaac Hill. who
was upon the door delivering his valedictOry.
There wet. hut few auditors aud few senators
present. Grief probably, had taken away bis
friends above and below. The affection caus-
I'd by the announcement Of the fact, that the
new New Hampshire Governor Was iorth-
with to depart was too much tn bear. Tears
in private were therefore Of necessity made to
sOOthe the pains Of threatened absence from
public duties. Dear editor and reader. weep
with us over the departure Of Sir Isaac: for
truly. "our sufferings is intOlerable." The
subject which the new Governor selected an
which to deliver his valedictory was-what
think ye! nothing less than the Expunging
resolutions Of Sir Thomas Thunder. which,
however. were revived to-day only TO he bu-
ried tomorrow. OF course. Hill read his
speech.-N. y. Adv.
Effects Of Leap Year.-Encourageme to
unmarried Ladies. Joined in the holy
bonds" Of mairimony ON Thursday evening
last in this city. by the Rev. Mr.. La Clause,
the Rev. Asher Gilbert OfTroy. aged 80 years.
10 Mrs. Mary COmstOck of Putnam county,
aged rs years, late widow Of Daniel Com
stock. deceased. making the fourth time Mrs.
Comstock has been led 10 the hymenisl altar.
Rarnfabie Jour.
The Hon. Daniel Webster, we learn from
the Northampton Courier, Is about commenc-
lag the cultivation Of the mulberry. He has
sent 5000 trees TO be planted upon his farm 10
Marshfeld.
John Earle. for the murder Of his wife, vas
executed on Friday last, ut WilIiamspOrt. Pa.
He denied the cOn,missiOn of the crime until
within few days Of his execution, when he
disclosed al the facts.
ADDICTION Of Maria Monk.-Tt has been
known for several weeks that a number Of
persons were here from Canada. making efforts
to get possession Of Maria Monk. Yesterday
afternoon she was missing. under circumstan.
ces which leave little doubt that she had been
carried ID; md At this moment she 10 not
imprObabiy 90 her way to Canada. We hope
es cry possible effort will be made 10 ferret out
the perpetrators Of 80 great crime, and if
possible. to rescue this poor and frieDdless
girl from 6ends in the shape Of men.
.... Journal Of Csm.
Sod Aecidens-Yesierdsy morning. as Rev.
Mr.. Jacobs. pastor Of the Baptist Society 10
Camhridgepovt, wasgoing TO church with his
lady, in n chaise. the horse took fright 1t the
tolling Of the bell, and after running short
distance overthrow the chaise and dragged il
against the buiIding. dreadfully injuring his
head. He was taken into nsighbOr's house.
and survived but . short time. Mrs. j. was
also severely injured, and her lie 10 despaired
oE-Bosion Ado.