Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-20

An Act in addition 10 iS act relating to sufnpik, An act in addition to an act sned .sn .., u,o,; ding for the support of State paupers and n ren". | an act therein mentioned. ""
 Az act in addition to and in alteration Of an act sn w 1eG 2 sn act tOr forming and conducting the militia
 An act in addition to an act entitled san act see Ing 70 mechanics q lien on land and budinqs." and AZ sns .e s.!lo s1u!lon thereto .S .. Hsaix An act concerning schoDls.
 An act to repeal certain acts therein mentioned. An act in addition tO an act entitled an act acceD
 to G sS.sp rssSSn C %S. SS .S fund
 eIeof and appTopriatng the interest nccruin0 there ron for the promotion ofedncation and other rrpoees roads n act n addition to an act relating to turnpike
 An act in addition to an act entitled an act for for m'ng ana conducting the military force.
 An act to provide for the registration of the names
 An act providing for the safe keeping of the arms belonging to the State of Connecticut.
 Ch0rIes Spencer Arrested-We learn from letters received in town on Monday evening, and also by pa pers on Tuesday morning, that MT. Spencer late Cashier of the Branch Bank in this village, has been arrested and committed to prison at St. Lonts He arrived atSt Louis on the night of the Sd-same day an account of the loss of the Bank was published he LOOK passage next morning on board steamboat for New'orIeans; some officers also went on board of the boat, and he landed on the Illinois side of the river, and taken back to St. Louis
 The Hartford Times and kindred prints are railing beautifully on the subject of roscription, by the late whlg legislature. We have happy illustration ot It here In this village. there are three whig just. ces ony' and sir rank loco ocosthree of the latter in one family What say you, Messrs Locos to this Is this whg prescription lift is, it is such proscrp- ton as the whgs in this neghborhood are not very well satisfied with-a "prUscription'' of their own
 Heary Failnre:-The Vcksburg Sentinel announ- ces the failure of the house of Bennett Ferridavs & c. of that city, for upwards of million of dollars- The affair caused great excitement
 Reriep of the Ne,O- York Market, June l5.
 REMARKs.-We have had no later intelligence from Europe than that brought by the Great Western that received by her has had decidedly unfavorabe influence on the market. Stocks have declined-mo- ney more scarce. and prices particularly cotton, low CT. Flour also which has kept up all the season, has now fallen suddenly, and point quite as low as has been tor two vears The spring trade of the city in the city and our hotels generally we'll hlled The amount ot produce which has come down the canal is large, and the river commerce is quite brisk. Vessels engaged in foreign. commerce, how ever, are doing nothing while the wharves were never more crowded than at present.
 FIouR.1he fall that commenced last week, has continued until yesterday; when the downward ten cline since last week has been full 50 cents. The depression is doubt caused by the fine appearance of the crops and the stock on hand being larger than ", was calculated The loss to nle,s w be unusual son has good deal of influence on the market. The price paid today is $6 12 2s for Ohio 37 50 for Genessee-G Georgetown and Howard streets 75-
 GRAlN-The downward tendency in flour has caus. ed suspension of sales of Wheat, and some parcels of Virrinia. now here, are going into store Rye has have been made Yesterdsy however. w prces % e Tev. we'd little. and holders asked llS Oats gre without change. Corn has come into market freely. particu lar!y from New Orleans, and the price has declined
 MARRIED, Tn Salisbury, MT. William J. Coeswell, of Jamaica N. Y; to Miss Alma c. Sterling daughter of the late
 In sharon, % MT. Prentss R. Law. of New Haven. to Miss Cornelia E. daughter of Israel Camp, Esq.
 In Hartford, Mfr Andrew F. Hastings, to Miss Lncy R. Chapman; MT. Andrew T. Cooley, of Far New-York, to Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Wm. H. Inlay, Esq.
 DIED,
 renee, aged 76. to
 In Hartford. Miss Harriet s. Hoadley,. aged 8 |; Mrs. Rhoda St. John, wife of Daniel St. Johns Esq, aged "A
 Tn Hartford, Mrs. Mary Larcnm, aged 100 years.
 In Middletown, MT. Wm Beasey, aged 45 In Chester, Dea. Thomas Silliman. aged 9l; Capt. Benjamin Holt. aged P. sf. .sfta $s M s'#
 In Chicago, Illinois Elijah K. Hubbard. Esq. aged 26 eldest son of Hon. Elijah Hubbard. of Middleown.
 In Windhsm, i ohio c! MT. Ashbel H0smer, aged 79,
 In New Haven, MT. Enos l.. Johnson, aged 3s ; MT. Benjamin & Waite. aged 25 of small pox, Mrs. Harrington, 28 =. x.