Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-29
6 brs c III l New. YORK, Nova24.
THE LIVERPOOL SAFE. g.. ~

N 3. THE LIVERPOOL SAFE. H. AZ. IL
At eight o'clock Yesterday .motoiog the long and
rer passed the Narrows in fine style, fired gun and
came swiftly up the city with colofs flying, and in
fine condition, casting anchor in the East River and
pool is sixteen days from Cork, having sailed on the
9th inst. She left Liverpool on the goth Of October
but when 1000 miles on her passage II was found that,
owing TO some neglect OF the engineer, the expansion
pine did not work to perfection, and that she con-
Stunning too much fuel wherenpon she put back to
Cork, where she arrived on the 9th Oct. all WELL and
without the slightest accident. The owners despatch.
ed letter to the Passengers stating that it any oil
them wished TO leave their passage money would be
paid back, places taken for the next Packet from
Liverpool. John Van Buren, and about fifteen others
left the ship On the 9Th instant. the fuel being re-
plenshed and every thing in order she left with q
large number Of passengers one OF whom informs US
that the steamer Royal William. from New York,
went into Liverpool on the 9th. She was seen of
Cork the night before. He says the Liverpool has
performed 70 . charm, although they had very rough
weather with head seas and wind. She worked 10
perfecton-nothing gave way-the vessel being tight.
strong and staunch-and passengers pleased. The
ship had an abundance OF fuels Je. e..
The Western Luminary says, thatthe rumours Of
divisions in the cabinet were true. The Lord Gleneg
resigned, and his resignation was accepted that
Lord Spencer and the Duke Of Richmond were sue.
cessiyey offered the Colonial secrearys portfolio bu!
both declined it and that as yet no successor to Lord
The London Morning Herald contradicts the report
that the Qaeen had written an autograph letter re-
questing Lord Durham to ren1ain in Canada Itsay W
there was no foundation what for such report
1t is rumored that the Marquis Of Normandy is to
re the governor OF Canada. sIss ,,s-....
Tn, London papers state that 1000 tons of potatoes
had lately been shipped from the Thames Sor New.
York. #j@&fHs 10 't :t' 3E4
The Storm in Englaad.-The city Of London was
visited by aremendous storm on the night OF October
2Sth--he same having swept the whole Northern and
Eastern coat Of England with fearful violence In
tuANflV
when the wind increased to furious gale; which o.
o'clock in the morning became hurricane, and
ragged for four hours with dreadful fury. af 3 9ga
TEMrEsruous WEArHER--Me Melancholy Acciderf.--
that he has seldom had more :empestuous passage
from New-Yo than the one just performed For
the first week eesterly gales prevailed but during
the last ten days hurricanes ron ne 3. y: OCCURRED
Clear. tremendous blow Carried away the ship S
foretop-gallant mast, and caused other damage
While the men were aloft clearing away the wreck.
spar struck one Of them on the head. The poor
fellow fell from the yard into the sea. which was ter
ribly agitated, and was never seen afterwards. ,7
We are sorry to find, from the Bristol Inelligencer
that several fishermen lost their lives in furious gale
of Bdeford Bay It is feared that not less than TWEEN.
to have occurred in the British Channel. salts
At Bristol the tide two feet above high-water
mark, inunda.ng the houses in the lower part Of the
river, most Of them considerably damaged. ~ . q
The u s. Marshal, Mr.. Garrow, proceeded on his
wav to Auburn, on the 18th instant, with his prisoners,
William Johnston, MIR. Birge, r. A. Farr, and others.
I laoe 1 -ro MARRIED, ..- ST..
i In Springfeld,l Mnss on the 18th inst. Rev. VIM.
PAYNE, Minister Of St. Mchael's Church, Itchfeld,
to Miss Elizabeth Frost. daughter Of the late Hon
Joshua Frost fst'b r
d In Roxburry. on the 18th inst by Rev. Mr.. Harrison
Mr,s Henry N. Painter. to Miss Catherine A. Smith
on the l4,h, Mr.. Daniel A. Rider Of Residing, to Miss
Charlotte Prindle, OF Roxbury. ~ 9.a
Z In Wa'eKtown. on the llth inst by Rev. Mr.. Har
rison. Mr. Randall A. Warner, of Plymouth, to Miss
Elizabeth s. Russell, Of Derby. agu.,. :.
In Barkhnmsed. Mr.. Russell Smith. Of Sandisfield
Mass. TO Miss Clarissa Shepard. aa
In Colchester. on the 9Th inst. Mr. Norman p
Wndhams, Of Goshen, to Miss Mary Gillett
In New-York. Hon. Ogden Hoffman, to Miss Vir
GINA F. Southland. daughter Of Hon. Samuel L. South
ard OF New Jersey. & E-f> s'-.ssH ,sa
0t ~ Ia DIED,
In Kent, IN the llth inst. Mrs Mary Sloeson, aged
As years. She died, she had lived, the death Of o
christian Com. }iiNNty'4e" 24i ~ ID l. "a