Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-14

hateo ln bfsto' harlorq c0unty, with capital q sixty thousand dOla, for tho purpose of opening ana working the Copper Mines in said town, and have now between twenty and thirty men employed in the mining business.
 The conduct of the Tories in crying the Bank the Bank the Monster! the MONSTER! whenever any thing infamous is aIedged and proved against them, reminds me of the story of the Lady who was in the habit of having company while her husband was ab- sent. One evening returning earlier than usual and entering the room unexpectedly, the lady began to roar out, O! you Monster how could you think to leave me here with that pane of glass broken fear
 have caught my death, sitting before it. But, says he think that is of very little consequence in com parison with your conduct; but before the sentence was half finished, the good woman began to cry, o! you Monster then you would make light of my suffer- Ings, you care nothing how much suffer from head ache, and tooth ache, and the like. The gentleman attempted to explain but the ladys voice was ras- ed the loudest-"t that pane of glass, you Monster! that pane of glass; you Monster!" till at last the gen. tIeman found he had but alternative either to suf fer her to take her course, or hear her noise- And it IS just so with the present Tory party. When ever any thing the most base is proved against them as clear as sunbeam, the only argument they seem to think necessary is cry Federalism! Aristocracy the Bank"! the Monster!!! and so long as they can find ignorant partisans, to "rase dust' or echo the sound" think all will be we'll
 Latest from Canada.-The Montreal Gazette of the 9th inst informs us that procamations have been s- sued by the Governor-nchief against certain parties accused of high treason offering rewards for their de-
 livery to any Justice of the Peace in the cities of Que bee or Montreal. floOo are offered for the appre- hension of Louis Joseph Papineau: .f5OO each for nine others; and GlOo each for eight others-all French Canadians.-N. Y. Cour. q Enq
 Ohio Legislature--In Senate, George J. Smith was For G: J Smith (Whigl 20 l HDah Vance Loco Foco) .. ,--.. ..r- Is In the House of Representatives, Charles Anthony,
 q %as elected speakeF a5a1 on the first ballot: E: w. Hubbard iLoco Foco) 3l
 Mem6er. of Congress Elected from Ohio.-A slip from the Columbus Journal confirms the statement of our Washington corresponden of the unexpected tr- umph of the whgs in the Carroll and Columbana Con- gressonal District and the election of Charles D. Cof- in, (Whigl His majority in Carroll will not be less than 100, and may amount to POO: Locofoco majori- ty October last 800. Comment from the Message.- " The Bank bought 'em up." N Y. Express.
 Reuieso of the Ne,o- York Market, Dec. 9.
 Remarks-The weather this week has been fine for the transaction of business. The River is clear and
 the canal not being closed the quays of the North and East Rivers have been all life Large quantities of Message of tke President produced no effect in the money market. The Message of Gov. Ritner, of Pennsylvania, is more calculated to produce an ef- understanding with their depositors will resume spe. cie payments in February or March, it now being custom with them to insist that the depositors agree drawn on. Treasury Drafts are down to par. They have nomina! IA per cent. premium, but IA per cent is charged ut the Custom House for keeping Bro
 Coston-We have to notice . further decline since our last report of l2 S4 The decline in bills on England has caused many of the shippers who were o Sv fair good fair Georgia and South Carolina new Up-
 lands, are II IA and II l-2 cents although several sass ofhg 9uaty have been made today s St Il cts
 mon brands cf Western, at which the principal sales are mnde although few parcsls 4 G Gind;eren. order and hse Se ocf yh RSs Flour &7-Corn Meal dull Ut 5,25 5,3T. 3aE E-a '
 Molasses-The demand continues limited. Sales of 300 hhds tart Cuba at 31 3l 12 cts some fair at SS cts and small lot at 40 cts. cash. r 7, 7
 Sug0rs--Haye declined, since our last report, about l2 cent on all descriptions. The sales that have come V H':s $50 hhds New Orleans ag5f 7i-s u. 4mos., 36 ]" Porto Rico .a5 liy SIP ttfsFt l75 boxes Brown Cuba }zss sl2a9 9tna.s.s GO White ," l2"3 i@a&sa1H | 1000 bags Manila i3sir7l-2 4 a 6 mos. And by auction some Porto Ricoat7 a a 8 cts.5 ge ~a3 t3& AsaafaiIo -s91cte oGi l4 tgIgi jtu r5a c % MARRIED, n. VIII aj %ojs In South Farms, Mir. Robert M. Treat, of Middle In New Milford, David c. Sanford, Esq. to Miss Emily Bull, daughter of the late E. w. Bull, Esq of Danbury. sLa Y. a% .v3 70 Gn In Southeast, N. ". Mir. Alfred Lneberg, to Miss
 Susan Grey, both of Danbury, Conn. ; t6o1.. n, "A In Cornwall. MT: James Hunter. of ofSaratoga, N. Y. to Miss Rhoda Swift. sNe&s SsfAs as Baa- In New-Haven, Mir. Henry N Whittlesey to Miss Elizabeth A. Wilson; Capt Lewis A. Johnson to Miss Mary Ann Dooittle. both of Wallingford, 8g G DIED, esA 2G ,Ysfaf3f
 In Bristol, Nov. 90, Dea. Ira Hooker, aged 7Ss .8i
 In Hartford, Mrs. Anna Brace, aged s4 years, rect of the late Hon. Jonathan Brace. sS8s" s1t In New London, MT. Andrew Henshaw, formerly of New Hartford, aged 43 Es z@.