Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-14

s Ahe result OF the election IN this State is very
certain In l52 towns heard FROM the vote is as fol-
lows; - j. XIII s i.....
gam Mnttocks tWhigr 1869
kellogg. tLoco) ~ d-Ha-ta- l5.77
Srr t Abolition vote -- $3.50 ~
- Mattocks majority thus far over Kellogg 1862;
over all 272. -. -.
The N. " Tribune says About 90 towns re-
main to be heard from, butwe are unable to state the
vote as it stood in them last year. There is some
doubt to the election of Governor BY the people,
but we think Mattocks is elected by small ma
jority, a.,
"a" The House last year stood $50 Wings to 101 Loco
Focos The majority this year will probably be
somewhat greater. In the Senate there is probably
also Wing gain Both branches ofthe Legislature
are thus largely Whig-so that the election of
Wing Governors hey ond the reach Of contingency
y CoSeREss. In the Third District Hon. George P
Marsh, Wing, is certainly elected by very hand
some majority over Smith, Loco, French, tAboli-
fion,' scattering and ait
From the other Districts we have nothing definite
In ths Fourth, Montpelier, District The Waterman
thinks there has been no choice In the Battleboro'
District, Foote. Whig will have large majority;
and in Woodstock District. Collamer, Wing, win
probably be elected by a small one. Thus tho Dele
CATION will stand Wing, and ! Loco-o more prob
ably. no choice. wee
a MURDER ON BOARD y. S. smr PREBLE.-As letter
from Malaga. ,lnde, date of 2sd July, published in
the Baltimore Patriot, states that tragica event oc
cured that morning on board the u s. ship Prebe
Some words Of an angry nature had frequently pass
ed bsiween two scamen. Michael Calligan and
Thomas Smith. The language Of Callignn was Of
surh . nature that Smith struck him; whereupon
the former Immediately drew his knife and stabbed
tbs later TO The heart with one blow and give him
q second in the stomach, which caused his death in
few minutes Calligan viii, of.course, be carried
TO the United States for trial. whetherby civil Tor mil
itary process will be determined it is said, by the
honorable the Secretary Of the Navy IN Y. Sum-
THE Liberty PARrY,-A National Convention Of
the Liberty party was held atBufalo last week.
Twelve States were represented by l4S delegates
james @. Bifney. Of Michigan, was nominated for
President. and Thomas Morris. Of Ohio, for Vice
Presideni. & Tstsas sa..g - = es-a, ss
Re- The Hotels are now throngedto overfowing: Blu
nsss IN the city isvery brisk, and there have seldom
ever IN the absence Of any special interest. been
saoro strangers among us than at present. The por.
aicos and halls Of ali leading houses. and indeed Of
,@ln theeiy, present most animated spectacle.es-
ApeeiaIly in the evening and at none of the best no.
7ssisean accommodation be had except places now
yoeeppied are vacated by departure IN Y. Tribune
The Augussa Age, a Loco Focopaper, says The
DaSocEArfs Parry n RorTEN, 'rrs LEADERS ARE COR
@1Ufr. no coos can Be GAINED FROM LONGER ADHE-
sRENcE 10 ~ and unless il can Be made to undergo
some siolsne and radical change. by breaking i up
ard remodeiihg il, the country il better off under
FEpKnaE. DemNAElon "(meaniaa by theterm of" Fed
eraI the friends and uphOldsrs Of the Constitution Of
she Onited StatesJ .s
s.T1 sagx fgEasE ssat Y ss--sr+ R.snF sH@N
Il ah 500 Eocos paper says. -ihe snow has been
s.iI;n9s M "a the Wing part" ito which Whie
- 4 Il has; but beware! when The
- ssIss. men yin come fsod that will SWEEP
1900 everv race Of loco Fccoism - There was
1919, yvh;s snow s..m in 1889 bu. % 1870 the
Good followed, and % is,wii. again,
TIE FBostSn Post. ths most iaFom'asn' ana 0ia
ioce foee paper IN New England. saSs su.' os 80
CaIhsun ana Van Bassn," no sort Of Iohueat !0SN
syim can maize Mr. Van Buren, the cbo'ce !" YIN
democracy 81 New Eagiand." 4 ssfss3
zfgEFaM vi q Bsgs 49, ,a5ssFBgt-gs.
Tbs OiliON l9saseslhah estimates the surplus
wheat faised u hat State the present year. aie'
supplying iIsiT e&n wanss. at tOsity miiOas 81 ~
III. assTssrs3 sssssvSA 5qs ri IL. Ges's
s5sr& q bag-- sHs4gE@
The cdngregasion Of Grace Church in
New York. have cDmmenced the erection Of
a new. church In Broadway, between Tenth
md Eleventh streets. The ediflce VIII be
consiructc,l Of white MARBLE in highly en-:
riched g0ihic sfyIe. and will be eurmcnnsed
~ TnarNies lower two hundred feet high
In sing Z wIllste the largest church u the