Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-09

Leu = Onnlon. OhiSa. q ths ID
q Jnlg. annonnpp ihas Ne. 6pocpsE, the
American consui nt that city. bad been
fTed At and slightly woended BIZ che of
The tSebeF' soldiers. The shot wns re-
turned hy guard Of marines Who we're
with The consul. and the Chinsman VAS
seen 70 fall.
An emigsnrt agent named Wedekind,
and two &C bis runners. have Just been
arrested Cor selling bogus arailIoad and
steamboat tickets 20 theii newly arrived
couniFymen. There are no creates scoun.
dFels on the face Of The earth than some
Of these emigrsnt agents. but although
there isa stringent law against their me-
tarlons Praclices they seem 70 growholder
every day.
Il Is announced that Rachel the ceIs.
bfatsd French tragcdienne, will visit shis
country if her brother now ii New York
can make Ahs necessary fiukhneial arrange
mems with New York manager.
The Crystal Palace has been finally
closed. and the suction sales Of goods on
exhibition will commence IN few days.
TIE fate OF the building has not been de.
cided. II would make capital market
or . conservatory, OF = msnagerie. ~ =
big school house. or . national museum.
Il 10 10 be placed in the hands OF srns.
tees. who viii dispose Of It as sdvansage-
ousDy 10 they can for ils benefi. OF she
creditors. The stockholders viii nAver~
see one per cent. Of the amount they hsvs
inv, s,ed. s ssf' ss.s % tsaa ssssy sas
The ''sof," branch 81 the democracy
had tremendous rally ~ Tammany Hall
last evening. The Custom House, vas
on hand. and John Cochrane. the sur-
yeyor Of iba port. made speech. From
the present prospect Of things il seems
probable that Seymour win .oll up q
heavy majority ia this city. large enough
perhaps. TO carry in Fernando Wood. the
''sott" candidate Tor mayor. Tbs Cath
Ollie clergy here are rs daggefs drawn
with Mitchell Of the Citizen. and also
with Meagher. Both hsve been denoun.
crd BY The pulpit. Mitchell isa profess
tans. and Msagher nOthinga'ian.
No further informalion haa bean 70.
ceised 10 relation to she missing boats Of
the Arctic.
The commissioners Of emigration have
just discovered that gross frauds have
been committed upon them by some Of
the post mas'ers in the "rursl Districts =
Scores Of foreign paupers in the ints rior
of the State, who were registered ~
chargeabls on the emigration fund. were
found on investigation to.be dead or nniss.
ing. In one county so paupers were
charged who could not be accounted for.
This % 90 bad ~ The purseI's trick II
continuing dead men on a ships books.
and deli ing them with the usual allow.
ance Of tobacco. The money market 10
as tight as . drum. the quarterly pay"
menls just due---haying taxed to the ut.
most the capital available for the purpo-
SEES Of accommod stion. The finances are
IN forlorn condition. aud ell speculative
enterprises are IN The blue stage" Of
depression. Nevel theless. no heavy fall
urts'have taken place here. proof that
nothing like panic prevails or can rea-
sonablv be anticipated. The Eighth Av.
enus Bank judging from Tie report Of the
special commissioner appointed to owes
hall . dcings. was little better than
swindIe. There are . few mere OF the
same sort left. @
The Arabia arrived { ON Liverpool this
morning With dates 10 the Esd ult. Her
news il not Of great importance. The
bombardmsns Of Sebss,opol commenced
on Of 18th OF October, and general ass
sau't was 10 take place 40 soon 40 the
breaches were practicable. Il was ex-
pected that the assault would be made
on the 18th. There u no political newe
Of much interest from Europe. Cotton
is unchanged ; wheat has advanced L..
corn 2s.. aour has slightly advanced.
Con.uls are unchanged. -.