Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-09-23


By and NTH the advice and consent Of the Senate
Walter Toward, Of Pennsylvania, Secretary Of the
Treasury.
John Mclean, of Ohio, Secretary OF War.
A. P. Upshur, Of Virginia, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hugh S. Legare, Of South Carolina, Attorney Cen
Charles A. wickIifFe, of Kentucky, Postmaster
James D. Doty, Governor of Wisconsin
Isaac Roach, Of Penn, Treasurer Of the Mint Of the
United States at Philadelphia.
Samuel w. Cormack, Judge Of the United States
for the Apilachicoa District, Florida.
VIM. II. Brockenbrough, Judge OF the United States
for the Middle District Of Florida.
ATTORNEYS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Walker Anderson, for the Western District Of Flor
ida.
Joel Eastman, for the District Of New Hampshire
z. Collins Lee, for the District of Maryland.
MARsHAIs OF THE UNITED STATES.
Ebenezer Dorr, for the Western District OF Florida
Joshua Howard, for the Distrc. Of Michigan.
Thomas H. Duval, Secretary for Florida.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
Edward Curtis, Collector New York.
Thomas Lord, Naval Officer, do.
William Taggard, Surveyor, do.
APPRAISERS.
Meigs D. Benjamin, Edward Taylor, Matthias B.
Edgar.
SECRETARIES OF LEGATION.
Robert NJ. Walsh, OF Penn, to Brazil.
John L.. Motley. Of Massachusetts, 10 Russia.
Brantz Mayer, of Maryland, to Mexico.
..... LAND OFFICERS.
James Wilson, Surveyor Of the Public Lands for
John Hogan, Register Of the Land office at Dixon,
ILL.,
Arrival of The Great Western.-Tho Great Western
arrived in New York at o'clock last evening. in Is
days from Bristol, whence she sailed on the first
She brings dates ID days later.
The news is interesting. The British Parliament
convened on the 2Sd. The Queen. owing to her
health, did not attend. 49,
The Royal Speech contains no aluaion TO this
country.
buck called upon Lord PaImerston Secretary for For
eign Affairs. for Information in relation TO the McLe
cd case. Lord Pamerston replied and in the course
of his explanation, he read from MIR. WebseEs letter
letter appears 10 have had excellent effect in
England. and perhaps has alone prevented war and
at the same time has saved the honor Of the nation
There is no later intelligence from China. In fact.
the latest dates from that country which had reached
England ON the departure Of the Great Western,
came by way Of the United States.
The weather had la!tery been tine and the prices
Of hreadstuffs had declined
The majority agains. the old (Whig, ministry, rs
indicated by the votes on the Addresses to Her Ma.
iesty in reply to her Speech was 70 in the Lords, and
81 in the Commons few members were absent
Lord Melbourne in the House o: Lords. and Lord
John Russell in the Commons, announced the resig.
nation OF the Ministers The new Cabinet had not
been completed. Sir Robert Peel had been sent for
by the Queen for this purpose, and had undertaken
the duty a, her command.
The late fire at Smyrna was dreadful affair. No
NeW Hapen Palladium.
The subsequent arrival Of the Caledonia, at Boston,
gives the names Of the new Tory Cabinet. The C..
is four days later, but no news Of consequence.
COLUMBUS, Geo, Sept. 3. lS4l.
More Bank RobLery.-Bank. breaking and bank.
robbing seem TO BE- the order Of the day. The Yves;
tern Branch Bank Of Georgia, at this place, closed
to-day! Thomas Moore, the Teller of the Bank Of
Columbus. has cleared out with ebou. s75Ooo. He
checked out the money Of depositors by signing his
name for .hem-Thomas Moore. for A, B. c, &c.
Norfolk Beacon.
Bank Dedication at 7toy.-The Troy Wing says
that deficiency Of $4,000 had been discovered in the
account Of Henry w. Jones. Teller in the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank Of that city, and that he had
left the city the evening previous with female com.
panion. An officer had gone in pursui. Of him.
Tile. with his lady, has since been taken ut Detroit,
and brought back to Troy. small part only Of tho
money was recovered.1
Honorable FsHy.-A duel was fought in Maryland
on Thursday morning, between two residents Of this
city, Mr. A. Belmont, agent of the Rothschilds, and
Mr.. Hayward, growing out Of q personal difficulty at
Delmonicos in relation to lady, some few days
SINCE in which Belmont was knocked down by Hay.
ward. A challenge was the consequence, and the
parties me, as before stated. Mr.. Belmont received
ball in his thigh at the first fire. and is said to be
dangerously wounded. Two coal.heavers, who have
jus, as much right to pumme others have to shoot
each other, and perhaps little more, would be sent
to the peni,enary for INDUCING in such amusement
In Ne. ~ Y. IdnLer.
The venerable Joseph Gales, father Of one Of the
editors of the National lntellgencsr and atherinaw
of the other died Raleigh, N. c., the 24,h inst,
sged 90 years. lie born in Derbyshire. England,
and in 1857 established the Sheffield Register
Prosecuted on account Of his political principles after
publishing that paper for seven years. he emigrated
in 1874 to the United States. In 1892 ho established
the Raleigh. N. C. Register which he published for
forty years. and which is still published by his young
est son.
P,oclamuiions Gov. Seward has issued his Proc
lamaton offering n reward Of $3.50 for the appTehen
sion Of the murderers Of Mary Rogers. and reward
of $500 for the apprehension Of Benjomin Leu, who
made his escape while on his way iO the prison At
Auburn where he was sentenced 10 be imprisoned
for seven years. A reward OF $3.50 wac offered
raj months ago; hut there is reason to believe that
has been increased. further reward Of $3.50 is a:
no offered for the conviction Of any one who aided
Lett in his escape-N. Y. American.
MARRIED,
In Hartford, Mr.. Louis c. Rouviere to Miss Har-
riet Stone formerly of this village.
In Goshen. on the 9TH inst Mr.. Schuyler Bailey to
Miss Charlotte Bailey, daughter Of Eber Bailey, Esq
In Richland, Michigan. Mr.. Philip Leonard. Of
Mr.. Phinehas Cook. formerly OF Goshen. Con.