Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01
DOMESTIC.

Commissioners RODNEY aud GRAHAM,
on The snhjec, ct Ia. affairs of =. America,
OF which they AFFORD US Just historical
and political view. Accompanying, these
Reports, "a viii be seen by ;he list of pa
pers appended 10 them, were Il number of
documents, some OF which have served as
The basis M part of ther+poris. aud others
tend Ia illustrate them. The substance OF
those papers being embodied in the re-
ports, II Is not thought necessary To pub
lisb them al present, bciJg TOO volumin-
Gus for our columns, il not too much SO to
be generally read. We are satisfied, with
al, lila, the two reports already pub
llsbed, with that of Mr.. Commissioner
BLAND IN expectations, will afford as ac-
curatc notion of the state of the cOun-
tries they visited, as could be derived
from the perssai Of all The documents. the
principal facts of which The Commission
ers have LUMINOSITY presented in their re-
ports. MAT Int
November 27.-The SECRETARY OF
THE NAVY has not yet arrived al the seat
OF government, To take upon himself
the duties of his Office We have under
STOOD, We have no doub correctly. tina,
| he Is occupied, on the bench of The Su-
preme Court of New York, by judicial
engagement, into which he had entered
before he received his late honorable APP
polniment and that he will De detained
yet few days longer by IL, i'm the CITY
| of New York. Mcanw lille, the duties of
| Inc Navy Deparnien, are temporarily dis
charged by The Secretary ofsihe War De-
| pariment. 'lU
Nor. 2s.-Gcueral LEFEBRE DRsNou-,
| ErrES Is al present on a visit 10 this cit,
lie was oneof the youngest and most
| distinguished of Napoleon'> General OH
| GERS, and much respected. He rose 10 the
| rank OF lieutenant General Of the armies
| OF France, and 10 seat III The Chamber
| OF Peers, by his merii Exied from his
native country by political events. after
travelling over the United Stairs in search
| OF retreat, lie formed in 1918 an estab-
iishmcnt on the Black Warrior, ands now
| AN industrious and unaffected farmer.
Having resided al the French settlement
| OF Eagle>llie, IN Marengo county, Alaba-
| ma Territory, from ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of
| the settlement Ia this time, we honn he
| viii, whilst here, avail himself of the on.
| portnuiiy he will have To indicate him
| sell aud fellow settlers from those unla-
| vorable Impressions which the conduct of
a sci ct sorhid spectators and unprinci-
| pied individuals have produced on The
public mind respecting The French Colo
l'ny, now The ASH ium of MANY ,IistinguisI,-
IL.
conduct, as member of this COLONY and
one.oii best supports, will shew him TO he
no less deserving Of esteem as a ciiiz n Of
Columbia, than in his own country he
has been as soldier. u.
The Washington CITY Gazette thinks
that Judge BANDS Report cannot be piy
en- entire in the columns OF d newspaper
as the statement handed in TO the Execu-
tive, by that gentleman, consists OF near
ly 26O pages Of close 4io manuscript.
Extract of a letter from respectable gen
tten,an, ddted
CHILLICOTHE, Nov. 18th, 1913
We are i'll ii dreadful situation in his
State in the money way-Ten of our
best Banks have siopt specie payments
within the last Ten days, and no doubt
the rest will follow their example. This
IS in consequence of the Branches Of the
L. ). Bank demanding large sums in spe-
Gle. Our Branch forwarded to- PhiIadcI-
phia yesterday S 100000 in Specie.
Bait. Pat.
Extract from letter. dated Cincin,,aati,
lth Non. 1918.
The citizens of Cincinnati have had
town meeting, which has resulted in the
Justification of The measure adopted by
the State Bank IN coming TO a resolution
to suspend Specie payments" III.
The trial of Thomas Taylor, on an in
dciment for piracy, commenced yesicr-
day morning before the Circuit Court Of
The United States for this District.
The prosecutor, MIR. Glenn, the Attor-
ney for THIS District, is assisted bv Mr.
VIII, the Attorney General for the United
States. MIR. Pinkney and Gen. Winder
are counsel for the accused. The nature
ofthe charge, and the talents Of the ooun-
sci, Lave Justly excited the anxious aiten-
llsn Of the public 10 the progress of the
trial, which, we have no doubt, will be
highly interesting. Bait. Gaz.
The French brig Minerva, was to sail
from Havre about the 18th October, for
Mobile, with about so passengers most
ot them mechanics, who design 10 settle
III That promising place. NJ Y. her. Ado.
The ship Belle. arrived last evening
from Havre, has bro't S 200, 600 in specie
for the u. S. Bank III.
SPEClE.-Ihe arrival Of the Dido,
FavOrite aud ]ybec, furnishes the vaults
OF tie u. ). Bank with about $500, 600.
6gz
NoRFcLK November 26.-The u. States |
schooner NouSnch, Lieutenant ooninIandani |
SidhtOii ObuiN 10 tne bun Oi Mexico, To |
convey MeSsrs. CGthcdrt and LdHdrcM commits |
siouers appointed 10 survey the sea coast of the
Alabama Territory, sailed from this port
yesterday morning. Beacon.
PIRATES.
We learn from Captain Lawrence, Of the |
schooner Hummiug Bird, who arrived here
Yesterday in 20 days from AuX-Cayes, that the |
Coast OF St. Domingo is infested With pirates |
that board aud rob every thing that they can
fall in with.--iheS carry on this piccarooning
system in AIMED open boats. III.