Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02

REVIEW OF THE NEw-YoRK MARKET-JULY "e.
 Remarks-The news by tIss Royal William is nine. teen days later The news relate mostly 0 the Co TOo0p inn SomesSal ssss ,as O; s O in HavTe, but shade lower in Liverpool. The Mo ney Market was still abundant. American securl- ties, particularly U States Bank, quite in favor The rcan orders. The prevailing sentiment is that there will be good Fall business done here, and that there will not he very good assortment of goods Our Mo ney market ls beginning to pc much easler ana cap very evident that there Is large number of our ctl- zens absent from the city, At this season of the year. t ie common for our merchants and others to make their summer excursions.
 FIOur-There has been rather more doing this week, and as the supplies are but muderate rices are a shade better. Western Canal S6 75 7-Ohio 25 c 5o-No; l, first ground Troy here will com mand S6 50 6 l-2-Georgetown and Howard st. 2 50 Corn meal S7 l-2-Rye without change.
 GrGin-The small quantity of Corn and Rye ar- irving, together with the advance in Whiskey, has carried up the prices on both these articles Corn Southern. has sold nj SO cents weight, and Rye s5 to 87 cts. There is demand whatever for Wheat, d. though there Is over 20OOO bushels at market. Oats dull.
 Molasses-The supplies since our last have increas- ed. Sales have been steady amounting in all to 1000 brls Cuba tart and sweet at 27 l-2 a 30 I-2 New Orleans SS l-2 to 4Octs-N. Y. Express.
 July was the month in which all bank notes under Ce dollars were to have been prohibited from crcula- ton m this State, by the Van Buren law of 1857 :- But the Wings stepped in and repealed the law-and the small bills of Connecticut banks came forth, and the miserable trash from the surrounding States was driven back to it's home. Let the Wings have the power at Washington, and they will restore sound general currency as speedily as the last Legislature did the local currency of our State. How melancho. ly the reflection that in consequence of the national administration the country can only partially recover from its prosraon in two or three years when it is well known that directly opposite policy from that pursued would resore the people 10 their wonted prosperity in three nonths.-NesO HoUen Pal
 The New York University, at its late commence men. conferred the honorary degree of IL. D. on his Excellency William w. Ellsworth, Governor of this State, and the Hon. James Tallmage, of New York; Hartford Cour.
 One of our Connecticut Senators, (P Srnith,) has very curious method of making his Us. He is not much more of pensaan than he is of Senator; and in annexing what he doubtless intended to be U. s. s. United States Senator to the end of his name, upon public document the other day, the chirogra. phy of the Senator from Li,ched county was so hci- nously bad, that the people in the Post Office thought it was A. s. s. He must be more careful in future unless he means to ndorse the popular opinion of his own character-NOtualk Gas.
 In 1884 the State of Connecticut received in divi. dends on it's Bank stock 636 last year, S21 4ss Such is the effect of Locofocoism and warning upon Banks It is like man trying to bite his own nose off to spite his eyes. The State owns about 900 in the various Banks.-Nssu-Hapea Herald.
 All widows of Revolutionary Soldiers, married be- fore January l, l794, are now entitled to five years pension from the year 1896, provided they have not re-married since the first mentioned period
 Hon. Sias Wright has reached Concord, N. H. on his way to arrange the machinery for the September election in Vermont-Nonh
 91r A new Post Office has been established at the southern extremity of Sou,hbury, between Woodbu. ry and Oxford. It s called Southford-John Peck, Esq, Postmaster. '
 Sun Struck. "A loafer, yesterday, appropriated to himself the softest plank of our cellar door for resting place. We held an inquest, kicked him off. and now give verdict of " Sun struck "-Ban. Sun.
 H We are requested by the Secretary of State to inform the public that the two pamphlets one con- taining the publc and the other the ricate acts pas sed at the late sessonof the General Assembly, were some days since forwarded to the Shers of the differ. ent Counties for distribution in the State The pam- phlet containing the Journal of the House will be ready to be forwarded to the Sherfs next week. Hartford Patriot
 The number of strangers at Saratoga Springs on Saturday was estimated at about 1900. Allthe lar. gest establishments were filled.--Ib.
 We regret to learn that Mir. ELISHA WHrrrLRsEY the very indefatigabe member of Congress from the sixteenth district of Ohio has resigned his seat-I
 w. l.. Savage, member elect to the Virginia House of Delegates from Noshumpton county, has resigned his seat A new election will be held on the 18th o August. Mir. Savage is Whg. 4.@ .N
 The First Law of Nature.-The Lexington Obser yer says, it is the undoubted right of postasters o destroy Bonds speech Self preservation is the first law of nature, and If they don't destroy it, it will de. stroy them.
 Cool Water -Speakng of cool water, the Philadel. phia Ledger says:
 "Wc can suggest mode within reach of every person. Let the jar, pitcher vessel used for water be surrounded with or more folds of coarse cotton to be constantly wet. The evaporation of the water from this will carry of the heat from the water inside and soon reduce it to the freezing point. In India and other tropical regions, where ice cannot be pro- cured, this practice is common. Let every mechanic CTS thus provided and with lids or covers the one to contain water for drinking, the other for evaporation and he can always have supply of cold water in warm weather. Any person can test this by dipping finger in water and holding it in the air on q wnrm day: After doing this three or four times, he will find his finger uncomforably cold"
 POLITICAL SALMAGUNDT.
 The Poughkeepsio Journal of Wednesday last con tains an address signed by Samuel B. Dutton and Jo seph H. Jackson. members of the present locofoce central committee. in which they back out from fur ther association with the administration party It is hard to say what mus, become of the poor Iocos when