Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-04-29
NEW.YoRK. April "a

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The President steam ship had not, arrived on the
9Th. She was u days out.
There was no additional excitement in regard to
the imprisonment Of Mcleod. z, -.ls j.
The political new is not important either in Eng
land or on the Continent and the arrivul gives u.s.
indeed, no news Of interest. ., o.: .--tt .,.. =,
The proceedings in Pariiament were without in
The North American carried out the official call
tor an Extra Session Of Congress. Her news from
From France there is no news. .l,.T
The Courier Frsncas says From the moment
that M Guizot signs any convention with the -Four
Powers. Fe-estsblishing the ACCORD, he ought 70 di
minsh the effective The military and naval forces,
otherwise peace is vain. 49,.
There was repoft in Paris Of, the 5th inst to the
efiect that NJ. Guzot had offered the mediation Of
Great Britain and the United States. The rulnOr
was untrue :-ExpFess.
Varistions in the Sensons--We notice thna aitho'
one spring is sometimes t%6 weeks carrier than ano-
t,er. SD that our planting may be finished much s0On
in years than Others, yet before the middle Of
July hse Sad fneds no psHeeptiBls difsssncs hi.ihe
SssS Gss s sSssS ss-'0"' are
Frniis in late OF backward seasons are more likely
to escape the spring fpeis then they are in forward
seasons and itis not good sign TO see tbs blossoms
! FIRE AT ,NoRrH BESD.--Grcat uneasiDess wss
caused IN this city yesterday morning, by rep"It
had heeB destroyed BY fire the previous afternoOh-
Direct information, howe YER. aETiVed heAfe noon,
and quieted all apprehensiOns THE building was on
IRE, bait only the upper story ct The west wing sus-
tanned any material damage The root and this were
destroyed but without, we understand the loss at any
furniture seriously incOnvehiencing the aiii'cted
| family. Cincinnah Gaz. = r.'. p ..- t9f I.,,
! Mrs Harrison had reached the city, on her way 70
Washington, il Is said, the same morning on which
the intelligence of the Presidents death reached
there Although her Bereavement was indeed cad.
she bore il much better than from her ntrm state ct
health cosld have been hoped. Most ct her family
I are near her 70 support and console her.
Gen. Hsyris01 ead Judge Bsrne.-At the messing
OF the committee in Cincinnati 10 agree upon suitable
measures 10 express the public feelings Oh the slan-
! ehOly occasion Of Gen. HAnRIsoN's death, motion
| was made and unanimously ad0pted. that Judge
BURNEr be requested deliver ihe euoey upon the
late President. The Judge was present. being chair
man Of the committee He declined tia request; and
| "neveF." says Ihe Cncinnati Republican. did we
witness deeper eelng listen Fusr siOq8ence Than
the remarks be made" 81 cannes accept" said he
II could not speak. I knew HARRIsoN forty.six
yeaSs ago; he wss breihsE % inssshsn; we have
been br0sheEs ever since hearts knit To-
eether and would choke we're 10 attempt 20 speak
az him He u the last II tle little band who staEted
this city. am alone now, I'll Anne. and I caanot
talk Of my friend. ! cannot" And iha manly tears
fell down his cheeks and the ssbs which were heard
coming alike ffOsn The aged snd the young Of both
parties told the deep evmpathv which nil Gelt. The
scene was touching. II Overeame oil who witnessed
IT,