Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-24
NEw-YoRK, Aupust Io.

U....l. A w.YORK, August I9. han from En'ope to the 10th July nave been receved since our lasi, at which ner;oa Specie was arriving from America in arge sI,ns a"d large imports and sales of cotton The feelng ,o,ard America was changed tor ,he better and confidence been great influx ot strangers into our cy-he ho tes and hoarding-houses now better filled tbar n, any period since last Fall. The auctioneers have be-
 better feeling is manifested. The export of specie continues us great ever Money sstll scarce and no improvement in domestic Exchanges. The crops throughout our country are admitted on all hands to be better than usual, and they have a so far, been got in in the best possible condition.
 CottOa-'Ehe sales of the week extend to about POGO bales for shipment and home use, at full reduc; iIonoFl-2c on previous rates: The principal demand has been for the better qualities of Orleans, Mobile and up!and and II cts. for nir and l2 cts. for good far Small sales have been made of lower qualities at cents for ordinary, and to 1-2 for mddling.- Readiness to meet buyers has been manifested today wards
 F'our-unt yesterday there was daily falling off m Frlce-ihe decline was full soc. Yesterday, how ever, there was an active demand for the Eastern market, and prices went up shilling per barre.- Common brands Western brought .s62 Ohio s,25, New ork 7,5O S-the latter very dull.
 GTGin-The holders Of Foreign Wheat having con- sened to reduction, there has been good deal do- ing. Full 1000 bushels Odessa taken at 1,25 inferior
 has sold from 2O to l,30, and superior from 130 to l,5o Rye is in good demand and prices fully sus- taned large sales at 80 to S5 stock getting less and less. Corn is on the decline, aud good deal coming n9 @ market; sales of Southern at 100 and Jersey at l'oo. No new Oats have yet appeared in market
 ProU'sions-We know of no change whatever in the Provision Market Pork is selling at 2l to 29c for l,2 for Mess, and l-2 prime. No change in Lard or Hams.
 From 7eras.-The Texas Telegraph of July the 9th had been received in New-Orleans An article Tn the Telegraph, after exhorting the people to union and to the sacrl flee of personal feeing says-"The Voce ot dlssenton has been raised. A few rash and reckless ndIvlduals appear to be determined organ lze party that will clog the operations of government and trample under foot the constitution and laws neutrality in M this case woul ldbe culpable," Sc. Under the Obituary head of the Telegraph are re- corded only three deaths-and thus :- |. l.. Laurens, killed in duel by Dr. Goodrich. Capt: Powell, assassinated by Dr. Humphries. William Facette, suicide
 What falling cT uas Mere."-When Jesse speght was elected to Congress, two years ago, by the Jacksonmen of this D strict, he beat his Whg op ponent by nearly 800 votes. The Whig candidate has now beaten MT. Moseley by about 500, showing change of 1900 votes. Van Buren never had a place in the affection of the people in this state and he has not now even foothold, whatever William H. Hay wood and others may tell him to the contrary NeWbern (N. O. Spectator. Mississippi Representatives. have seen it stat ed that the Representatives Congress- lately elect ed in Mississippi are chosen only for the ensuing ex- tra session. We do not know what provision the le- gsatue of that state may have made for this election or whether they have attempted to limit the term of service their Representatives in Congress. But tits very certain the Constitution knows no such limited term of service, and state legislature has auhori- ty to change the period for which its Representatives are elected If chosen under proper authority to entitle them to take their seats they will be entitled to hold those seats until the 4h of March, 1889. 1 Boston Messenger.