Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
Repie,o of the Ne,o- York Market, Oct. IA.

EMBARRASSING have no later intelligence from Europe. The public mind appears to be occupied a most wholly with the elections, and with the dongs Of Congress. Tho session is fast drawing to close, this being the last business day The full trade their goods forward through the canals, and produce is arriving freely. Most of cur tre;ehng vessels up for the South where they going to take cotton for Europe. The money affairs of our city have un- dergone. no change whatever. The passage of the Sub Treasury Bill, now before Congress, is consider ed an important matter among capitalists.
 FALL TRADE.--A large number of merchants are here laying in their goods and pressing them off thro the canals, to reach home before the closing of the rivers.
 CorroN-The supplies continue to be exceedingly limited. But little new arriving. Prices well sus taned and hokers firm. Sales since our last about 2ooo obassss,gplands, ss ga ls IA; Orleans and Flor
 FLouR-There has been good deal of fuctuation in the market this week--prices for Western went down to g 90, then up to 3 90 75, since which the price has dropped toS 37 45 and dull. The large supply that came into market week ago has pretty much disappeared. But little Southern here sales of Richmond city at 9 dollars. The crop of Buck-Whcat is abundant and quality good.-Ezpress. EEw-YoRK, Oct 16-Saturday, PM.
 The Orpheus. from Liverpool, brings us dates down to the 10th of scptembsr The political news is not of much importance. The Cotton market had fallen off li,tle In London there was more spirit in lhe market for merchandise. Indigo had advanced. The Cotton market at Liverpool in rather depressed state which had previously adyanced, was falling of l- tle, and the snles we're quite limited for the week end tions of about 12d. per ID. Colonial produce had dergorre no change. Tho money market had become so abundant that the Bank of England lad reduced hank had been forced to take this position, from the fact that the bankers loaned at three, and low as two and half The tardy and unwilling course of the bank in coming down to the passing rate of inter; est. had gwen great offence. English securities had all advanced, Consols up to 92 We think that we have never before seen them reach so high point. Railway Stocks have also gone up. Several vessels among them the Westminster from New York, with quarter of million of dollars. A good feeling be- gins to be manilcsted and the tnde of America to be sought after. The fact is that the Americans have Bull.-N. Y. Express.
 Many of the passengers by the late pack cts have been heard to say 1t was just as well for them to come to N. Orleans and die with the yellow fever as to remain in N. York and starve. Really, most of them will make bad job of it. There are no new buildings going up these days, and very little business of any kind doing. They had better all go to the West and raise something to eat. N. Orleans Ado.
 A Consummatc Villain-The Buffalo Ad- vertiser of Sept. 29th, states that on that mor- ming Christopher Babcock had been "com- mited to jail, by Justice Burton, under five charges embodying rape and seduction of as many children, all of them now under IA years of age, although one of them has been living with him two years. This is the same man who some years since was either par doned, or his sentence commuted, for simi- lar offence. A villain of more systematic atrocity, it is happily seldom the lot of man. kind to know, or a public journalist to ex- pose. There were two children from one family, who had been thus ruined by this blackhearted robber."
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 The Hartford Patriot and Democrat Ca high toned says, 'that there are indications of dinutiou of the strength of the Democratic party in certain quarters of the country, is too manifest 10 be doubted by any one blinded by self-interest <; and frankly acknowledges that this remark, together with others of very ugubrious character, has "been elicted by certain political nGical in our own State "-NOrlcoM Gag.