Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-21

V~SAeSA AAeSAaoN'- TeboEu3 nave pGe0
received from this State to show that there has been
no choice OF Governor BY the people. Mattocks,
tWhg) from 700 to 800 Of an election on thin
vote. full vote in Windsor county alone would
have carried the State ticket.
The Legislature is strongly Wing. The Montpe-
Tier Waterman gives ia Wings. 81 LOcOs and Z Alb
olitionists. Wing majority in the House over all, g.
The Senate will probably stand 81 Wings to 9 Locos
MEMBERS or CoNoREss--Hon Solomon Foote,
Whig s elected in the FIRST dstric. BY over 1000 ma.
iority. Hon. George P. Marsh, Wing, is chosen by
alarge majority in the third district Judge CollameY
Wing, in the second, will probably lack few votes
Of an election The fourth district is stll in much
doubt.
MAINE EIRcFrox-The election in Maine took place
the 18th inst. Returns from above two thirds of
the towns in the State, makes it nearly certainly that
there has been no election Of Governor by the peo-
pie. This is gratifying result when it is consider.
ed that last year the Loco Foco candidate was elect
ted by majority of 10000. Of the 50 Senatorial
Districts, 9 have elected Wings and 10 Locos-25
have made no choice. Sufficient returns have not
been received to indicate the definite result as
regards the Members of Congress. In the first
district Herrick Loco3 is said to be elected. IN the
I'd, Mr.. Dunlass (Loco) succeeds; in the 4th, An
drews loco. is elected if any ones while in the Sd,
9Th, 9Th, and eth there is probably no choice.
% The Rochester papers announce the death at
Mount Morris, on the Sd inst. Of the Hon. GRAHAM
H. CHAPLIN, lawyer in Rochester. Mr.. c. a
native Of Litch6eld, and formerly member Of Con-
gress from the Wayne District, N. Y.
MAssAcHusErrs.-The Loco Foco State Conven-
tion, which met at Worcester on the 18th inst. nOm
mated Marcus Morton and Henry H. Chllds, for re-
election to the Offices of Governor and Lieut. Cover
nor.
GRAND BRIGADE REvEw.-There is to he one ofthe
greatest military displays in this city, on the 18th and
5th Of October, that has come off in these parts
The First Brigade consisting eight regiments, two
ofcavalry. one artillery and five ofinfanty, embrace
ing seventy nine companies, about 5000 troops,
der Brigader General Owen, will be reviewed by
Major General Pratt, on the occasion. We also
iea that Governor Cleveland will be present re-
view the troops. There will be an immense gather.
ing Of people from abroad on the occasion.
Hartford Courier.
Mn. SENATOR NrLEs.-The insanity OF this gentle
snan is understood to be on religious subjects On
all others he is apparently rational. What is the
most singular matter in connection with this subject
is that he went to the Asylum himself, stated his
case 10 his friend DR.. Brigham, and placed himself
under his medical treatment. OfLis insanity there
is no doubt, but there are hopes Of his recovery.
MISSIONARIES TO TowA.-We learn from the Saieni
Gazette, that eleven young men, members of the
present senior class in the theological seminary at
Andover their instructions on Sabbath eve
ming last, as missionaries to Iowa Territory. They
70 out under the patronage Of the American Home
Missionary Society. They were addressed by the
Rev Dr.. Bacon. Of New Haven.
The trial Of Antoine Giesler "a Germany for the
murder Of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, at Oldfed, L. Island
In November last was commenced at Riverhead, on
the 9Th inst. and closed Friday evening, with
verdict Of" guilty" The prisoner manifested no emo
should die on innocent man.
We trust this case will he reviscd-for we are
utterly unable to find any thing in the testimony.
we have reported and published it, to warrant a
viction 1t 10 purely circums antia founded. too,
the slightest condolences and here was not single
fact proven which might not have equally occurred,
and yet G;esler have been wholly innocent. Under
these circumstances, the verdict certainly seems to
need thorough revision.-N. Y. Tribune
Hartford AVID New HAVEN RAIL RoAD-The an.
nua meeting of the Stockholders of this road was
held Hartford on the 18th inst The report of the
Directors says the Courant exhibits the business of
the road in gratifying light. The receipts for the
previous year lad been Sse, 32s II; total expenses
S3sSoS,42. During the year 900 Of the bonds Of
the company have been redeemed. and 5000 in.
terest on bonds and notes have been paid The per
manent debt OF the company is $4,000. Cash in
the Treasury the first day of Sept 81 ,s22,4s.
The following Resolution, on motion of VIM. G.
Hooker Of New Haven, was unanimously passed:
Resolusd, That the Director OF the Hartford and
New Haven Rail Road Company be requested to
confer with the Post Master General the subject Of
the present contract for carrying the mail and urge
the propriety Of altering said contract, that the
road shall not beused on the g abbath.
GREAT FnE AT BRIDcEroRr.- extensive car.
rage establishment Of Messrs. Mott e. Burr, situa
ted in State street, Bridgeport was totally destroyed
by fire on Saturday evening about o'clock. We
understand that but small part Of the materials, &C.
were saved. The concern employed about forty
hands, and was doing good business, having large
orders on hand.
PErERs PMIs-it is unnecessary TO say more
chan one wOrd about Peters Vegetable and Bilious
p;lla Thnw vnopa h., -.