Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-25
MORE TYLER1sM.

MORE IYLEkISM.
 We learn that John c. Spencer, Secretary of the med, of John Tyler, has removed from the Custom House of this port the following Inspectors. Marcus Merriman, Jr; Timothy Lester, and Samuel M'ess T. Colt, and John s. Mchcl-two of whom, if nok three, are straghtout Van Baren men.
 The gentlemen removed are among our most esti> the full confidence and esteem of the Coiecses. Yet the powers that be" at Washington have daaad, in defiance of rgh.-of public ,opinion-and in face oa from office who has faithfully and honestly acquitted himself of the duties of his ofice, except he "haa given his influence te the purpose of party, thereby the freedom of elecons"-p face of this and other pledges, these at Washington have dared to pro-. scribe the respectable and worthy men named. The Collector we firmly believe, would have resigned hs office sooner than have made such act of tn. justice and outrage his own.=zN. H. Palladium.
 From the Whitehall Chronicle.
 MR;; BLANCHARD '- As every Multiplication please publish the following which is decidedly COP. rect. We begin with
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 OLD SEVENTY Six
 It is to be hoped that Daniel Webster may hereaf: ter pass muster as man of toleraby respectable ,al ent and acqnirement; as we learn from the Madiso. nian that MT Tyler has expressed his unfeipned respect for his talents and public services. With such a certificate as this in his pocket, we are very much in hopes MT Webster will be able to ee, into from the Cabinet Courier Z Enqu;rer .'''''' ''' A vote for the Presidency, was recently taken on board the steamer Alexander Scott, on her upward trip between Vickbure and Memphis The result was-CIay 7S, Johnson g, Calhoun 8, Van Buren6 Tyler l, It is needless to add that the Tyler,e was an office holder
 MT. Stevens, the Whg Postmaster at Newark, W J. has been removed from office to make room for Ja. cob K. Mead, Loco. There were no charges a. ganst MT. s. bu. he was too good Whig to hold an office under the Administration of John Tyler.
 TRADE OF BosroN WITH Nrw YORK A passenger from Troy states that the diversion of passengers from the Albany and Troy steam boats to Buston, will hardly te believed by those who not on tho spot 10 witness it. The low rate of @, 70 fnr pas. sage Boston to ascertain the price as the producing market of he domestic manufacturer of New Eng. land, is n great indncement 'to just crop in" and ment, before visiting New York to cheapen mar ket. We learn that they are making new freight cars to carry l40 barrels of flour each and calculate 10 move trains of l40O barrels, less to the Com. pany than IS cents per barrel. They expect, the close of this month get their weekly receipts up to Sl4,0O0. All rail road wants, is enough business to do. 10 do it cheaplv. Busron is determined l0 build up home marke. for her manufacturers
 ~. Y. Jour. Com. The Bunker Hill Monumen. Celebration, on the l7,h of June, (being tho sixty y-eighh anniversary of the bat,le will be great affair, Daniel Webster delv CTS the Grafton; John Tyler and suit are to be pres, ent Gov. Morton bears part and all the New Eng. land Governors are invited. The procession will form on Boston Common and march to the Monu, ment TIE SANDWICH ls1ANps-We learn from tho Ar. my and Navy Chronicle that advices have been re. ceved from the Sandwich Islands as late as the esh of March. On the 25th of February. in consequence of demands made by the British officers which the were conditionaly ceded to Queen Victoria. Pos; session was taken of them the same day by Lord George Pauet, commanding H. B. M. ship Cary sfort, and the British flag hoised under salute from the tors and ships.
 CoM. MAcKEHzrR.-A large number of the ner. chants and business men of New York, have address sed to MT. Mackenzie congratulaOry letter on !he result of the recent investigation into the aair o the Somers-commending his conduct on that occasion. w n h1
  also insist on the privilege ofpayng all the expense which he has been subjected in his defence b. fose the Court Martia-on the ground that his prorpti. tude in queling the conspiracy, may have been the means of preventing ot bloodshed on the an shocking to humanity. and the consequent distraction of commerce.
 BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAaE.-At the recent term of the Massachusetts Supreme Court, Maria Clark recovered ten hundred and hfty-fouF dollars damages for alleged breach of marriage promise. There was no positive proof of an engagement be. tween the parties. and the evidence of crcumssan. character inconcusye, that the verdict cannot Do otherwise regarded than as most extraordinary. The circumstances of their sitting up together frequently late at night. wa king and riding out together and under the instruction of the Court that no acton could be sustained but for the violation of an eEpress prom. se though the fact of an express promise might be in: ferred from crcumstantial evldence-to award the heavy damages above stated.
 WILLIAM H. JONES, . prominent citizen of Dela. ware had seven indictmentstor perjury tound against He was the Loco.F Foco candidate for Congress last Fall. and came within eight votes of an election.
 The steamer Globe made her passage from New York to New Haven on Friday evening last in four hours and thirty.two minutes-leavmg the Worces- ter. which has the name of being the fastest boat the sound, far in the rear. This we understand, the quickest trip ever made between the two paces.- The Globe is noble boat. ala we hope she may long continue to gCace our wateiA.
 SMARr BoY.-" Why on earth don't you get up earlier my son i sad an anxious father to his sug gard boy" don, you see the flowers spring out of their beds at the early dawn? "YeS irther,H said the boy, see they do and would do the samo