Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-06
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q |. NS3A{AA < gl -. Wsa"sSaay, II S-l OelOek A. M |. Hour express hasjust returned from Hart [ Iord' and brings intelligence that the whole : van buren State Ticket is unquestionablv reelected by considerable majority ,ho, MT. Toucey is reelected to Congress fror, Hartford county by about 60 majority. and ;t is more than probable that all the other five V. B. members are re-chosen.
 The complexion of each branch of the Le. gislature, we learn, will also be decidedly V. Burer. but not so largely as at the last ses. sion. There arc some strong conservative members returned. We have not time or room to add the list of Representatives which we have received. Another week will give the full returns. Litchfield County, after all, has done better, as regards her members to the legislature, than any other one.
 We discharge painful duty in announcing the Ieatn @ or the Hon Joseph C. Yates late Governor of the city of Schenectady, to which he has becn co6n. ed several months by illness Coy. Yates has haon ea bsmy bsfGyy esf s with the judicial po m l924 he has not been in public lie. excennr os presidential eIector in 1s2s.- Albany Argus "' The United States Bank has undergone ano,herin. gold tired by fire. The Legislature of PennsvIvan5;a 5 ordered an inquiry into the manner in which the bank obtained their charter The result is that the cond"ct H '''e 0'e'S o' 'e Oonk has been 1ir and honorable. FRE-Yesteraay afternoon, between three md Sers of coek ab lire broke out in of attic cham Arts m Barclay street. When discovered, the flames J;J nto the room in which Dubuses spen- of othes by Adam tbe nG Had Eye together with
 Such was the rapidy with which the fire eD,smSsd mat the proprietor aided by his son, could ony re- lures of Adam and Eve, which were hastily cnt fro the frames Among those destroyed were the De Witt n ramy, by Rembrandt valued at 5000; ChGst's ag GS ,n M,h ,he ,bs baed sded 6y Muo valued at H S20oo; the Miraculous Draught of Fishes, by Dofn. n,HGnno nG valued S at S7oc and the Millennium, by Wes could not ascertain. The whole collection, indepen d dent o the paintings of Adam and Eve, were estma-
 Another House tumbled docn-ts,o liccs 1ost--Abopt o'clock yesterday afternoon, two story frame buii. ding belonging to Mir. Michael Hull on the Third Av enue, between 26ih and 27th streets, while number and making other improvements the supporters gave way and the whole premises tumbled into ruins, killing two ot the aborers viz James May and John Wilson. There were three families living in the upper part all Of whom were fortunate enough to escape with slight injury. Three men, who were working in the cellar at the t,me and one woman, were buried in the rub. yet notwithstanding every effort the two above nam. ed pershed before they were extrcated The suffer. CTS have left wives and children depore their loss are to be men 0 eze%pYery conduct
 Mr. Rioes an Abolitionist !-Mr. Rives of Virginia, has got into trouble In n late speech he said that slavery in the abstract, and as it existed at the south, was great evil, mora social and political and that It he had the power, he would abolish it inmediae- ly." He afterwards denied having used the words, did, he referred to the National Inteligencer in which ms speech was reported, and the disputed words were were not there On pursuing the investigation far reporters notes, as taken from the gentemans lips; but the notes or their transcript having been submt ted to Mr. R. for revson hs hGd erased the passages quoted abore! He was probably frightened 10 think that he had avowed the abolition doctrine held ut the north in it's fullest extent This declaration removes the veil which has been so carefully left drawn, and opens to us the real views of many of the southern save.holders, showing them to be precisely coinc- dent with abolition principles at the north. It IS little laughabaIe however, to see with what alacry ply lifted. Nojuvenile depredator ever fled from the fruit field of neighbor with swifer heels.
 Gresnfeld Mercury.
 Michigan going Ahead-The Legislature of this State have passed bill to loan five millions of doll- ars redcemabe at any time after the expiration of25 years, at five per cent to be expended in works ofn- | ternal improvement.
 New Jersey free from Tar.-In consequence of the abundant resources of the Treasury from the public works bank tax, &c. the Legislature has this year au thorized no State tax which usually amounted to a. bout $4O, OO0-Gazette. MARRIED,
 In East Hartford, Mr. Solomon Fox to Miss Mary Ann Hills
 DIED,
 In this village, the 3d inst Julia Josephine daugh ter of MT. Cornelius L. Wetmore, in the 3d year of her age; on the 9th, child of MT. John M. Baldwin, In this town, on the 2d inst. Sarah A. daughter of MT. James B. Newcomb, aged II years In Warren, the 18th ult Mrs. Harriet Curtiss, gcd 42 years.
 h New,Preson. on the list inst. Mrs. Almeda, wife | of Ansel Brown, aged 37.
 In New-Nilford, on the 1st inst. William Thaw. | In Suffield, MT, Joseph Hastings, aged 45; Mrs. Beulah, wife of MT. Charles Denson, aged 49. In SOmers, Mrs. Miriam Percval, aged 87, relict of Doctor Francis Perciva.
 In East Hartford, MT. David Pitkln, aged 76; MT. | Preston Smith, aged 36 years:
 In Wethersfed, Mrs Sarah Deming wife of MT.
 In Durham, Abigail, wife of MT. Miles Merwin. a- In Hartford, Miss Ann Eliza Terry, aged 40; Miss Julia Hurlbut, aged 40; Mrs. Mary Anns Bernard, in Barkhamsted, Mir. Levi Hart, aged G.
 In Saybrook, Major Richard w. Hart, aged 69.
 In Avon. Miss Lua Woodruff, aged 20 daughter of 1 MT. Titus Woodruff
 In Hartford, Miss Melissa Johnson. of Bozrah, aged 21, deaf and dumb MT. Joseph D. Withenbey, aged