Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29


In mind a name Ia freedom dear.
. Our Union-May il never he discovered by
the sword, or bv political faction.
10. The Seminole Cdmpaign-A check TO
Spanish pertidy British Intrigue and Indian
batbarity most approved, where best Under
stood
II. The Floridas- Indispensable to our pros
perity: essential 70 our security.
IL The Heroescf She Recotution-T'hey left
their children a noble Inheritance sad will
be the struggle that bereaves them of il.
Is. Our Country
Here freedom aud science their banners
shall wave,
lis the" land of the free aud the home of
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President Of the United States.-The
p'oianteers Of Tennessee by their patriot m
and bravery they have merited well of their
c1uhtry
b, Gen Jacksonville Congress Of the Uni
ted States The representatives of a ft-e ma
tiol. may they never act from any other mo-
tive than to protect the constitution, and for
ehe best interest of their country.
BY Gen. Gainesville Frontier Inhabitants,
The pioneers and forlorn hope OF oar coun-
try.
Isy the President Of the ddy.-The amalsama-
tiOu OF political parties. produced hS the wise o.
Just measures OF our present Chief Magistrate,
without the least deviation from his republican
integrity.
BY the Vice President-The administration Of
james Monroe; 1t has been firm, decisive, and
just abnundrg in acts OF practical wisdom.
best calcalated to promote the substantial in
terests ct the union, reconcile party spirit, and
hasten the arrival of thathsppy period when
we will he all Federaiisis, all republicans
By John ne Marry, (atttr the President had
retired )-Imperishable honor 10 a man who
is chief of the nation-not of a faction.
The Ball on Thursla Evening. was
splendid and numerUusly aiipndcd-Mr
Monroe appeared 10 enjoy much plea
sure in The scenc.
The Presiden, left Nashville yesterday.
[GaS.
Spanish dollars are quoted, in Day q
Turner's New York Price Current of tie
ODD instant, al only one and halfto two
per cent. above par. Three months ago
the premium was screen per cent.
From Nashville papers, we learn that
the PRESIDENT reached tie residence Of
Gen. Jackson on the evening of the 6,b
inst. and WAS expected in Nashville OH
The 9th instant. We think il more and
more likely, as the season advances, that
the President will find il necessary to
bridge his intended route, and return
without visiting st. Louis; though the
extensive arrangements for the Western
Exploring Expedition wonld make his
visit there, at the present moment, par
ticulary interesting. We have learnt,
from private letters, that this expedition
has met with an obstruction in its GRO
Eress, at 81. Louis, OF what nature we do
not precisely understand, but which, we
presume, will be temporary only-th0ugh,
III but temporary, Is yet to be regretted.
CHARLESTON, June 2l.-Eleven ships.
all Tor European ports, deeply laden with
the produce OF our soil--six briggs, four
schooners, and two sloops-iu all % yes
sels-sailed from this port on Saturday
last. The INN, use quantity of produce
carried off III these vessels, has produced
chasm IN ;be market of our staple ar
tic!es-and this, together with The arriv al
OF several vessels tor cargoes, have given
spur To the prices of Rice and Cotton.
Good Rice was sold on Saturday at So
%, and Upland Cotton has been sold at
II cents.
New York, June 23.-A great degree
oil excitement existed yesterday in conse-
quence OF the embarrassmenjs of the Ex-
change Bank. Al an early hour ia he
forenoon, a large number Of persons.
holders of Mr.. Barkers aud the Washing
ton and Warren bills, were assembled op.
posiie the Banking house in Wal, street,
some OF Them IN hopes that an opporlu-
my would offer TO enable them 10 get rid
OF the bills of these banks, noiwithsiand-
ing the public declaration OF a suspension.
for limited period Of one nfthem. MANY
Others had assembled without having seen
Mr.. Bdrkers advertisement, but had gone
there To procure an exchange of the mo
ney they held on those banks, which had
entirely lost lis value ~ market I'D conse-
gu nee oil rumOurS spread over Tie city
Affecting their credit, and winch had
caused run on the Exchange Bank Tor
day or two previous. At IL O'Clock the
crowd was very great aud ,,u,.l,
ness was manifested when il had become
generally known that the bank had ceased
for period 10 redeem lis paper. But
Notwithstanding HE great disappniuf-
ments which the suspension caused 60
many hundreds of persons in this CITY,
ana The distress which gr, at MANY oi
fhem must experience from this papers
lyng useless IN their possession, we did
not notice any other disposition expressed
among the crowd generally, than a sincere
9rei at What had happened, and a hone
thai MIR. Barker would be able iofuIfl The
declarations contained in his advertise
mcnt. tDdiy AIR.
There are 4 number Of advertisements
IN the New York papers OF yesterday, in
WHICH n l. offered 10 take the bills of the
Washington and Warren, or of the Ex-
ehhnge l}auk III payment forgoods of ,Il-
{ mt Kinds.
THE bgahs in tie city of Troy, alarmed
az The failure, or sioppage OF some iew o
Tie Banks ln The interior Of the State, have
resolved not 10 receive, except in dcpss
lie al the owners risk, any Bulls but their
own. tCo,n az
ihe Caiskill paper OF Yesterday, men
ti9nS' thai he Crane Coaoty Baqk in the
oil Thursd.,,. last. I,,,, -. - ~ ~