Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

fhoM OUR CORRESPONDENT
., HarGma. 29h august. 1919.
ne orig Eugene being on Tie eve of
saiilng Tor Baltimore, although The gov.
Veyance Is round abnut, the pnyeIty ~
The occasion induces me 10 avail mvseif ,f
the opportunity.
Fart of the secret expedition which
has been so long fitting out Al Cadil
nave finally arrived at their port of des,i,
nation, Havana.
Ii. c. Nj. ship Sabina, and brig Live
ro, win 10 transports, crowded with
troops, $500 men, are al this moment
afoppIhg anchor IN Onr harbor, Al DAYS
rom CahIz. The Sabina brings His F2-
evheHcS senior Don Manuel Cajigal, Te-
IIlei'te General ot The Royal Army.
Knight of The Grand Cross Of Inc Ri
Order OF Isabel iii Catoljca AVID 81 (,
HermcnegiIdO, sc. &c. &c.-wbo w.:
appointed by Tie Royal Decree Of Fenaz
CO. S'pto, passed Oh he cd July last, to
succeed our present. good Governor. He
WIZ be invested with full powers immedi-
aieiy on landing, which will be i'm HE
course OF The day; The whole civ IL ,urn-
ed upside down-the roaring of cannon
The blasts OF huges, and Tie shouts of
he people almost stun me ten Thousand
r"hors are aiioat Of war; will not ven
lure az opinion. Its certain HAT mart nf
tnese troops are destined for Pensacola
tney say IGUO or l5OO-this does no, look
ithe 'he Cesslon Ot the Flordas. What
me result OF such unexpected nroceetIiugs
on the part Of Spain will be, Cod om7y
knows The times wear snspicious ~.
peer. remble lest some precipitate s,ep
OF me Cniied States against tie Eioridas
SHOULD Involve US IN captivity"
lCharieston Times.
As might have been expected, lhe line
gale las been pfrtty severe. The wind
nds DioWn f@ry heavily from n. ARD n
N - s'nce saturday IaSi. Increasing dai.
~ III violence. Yesterday \ good deal of
ram Tell, sHd The gale was so severe a. h.,
cause many vessel Is below, 10 come IN
Tor more secure harbcr. W.. have not
heard however Of any damage benz sms-
famed among ihe shipping. of WHICH #
IS peileved there cannot bc less than one
hundred and fifty san iha; have made
ha'Oor Between SeaweIs Point and the
D'a"-Br!dge, al the upper end of our
RON, within the last 8 DAYS. MANY of
t"e wharves were oyerfiowed Yesterday.
[N@JoM Beacon.
captain John Mountiord, OF Boston.
"no recently commanded al Cranev Isl.
ana lin lie neighborhood OF This nIarc
mas bcen appointed 10 the comand II
phia. ''''"''si-
S'pt 23.-The gale ACCOMPANIED with
heavy rain, continued 10 blow durin%
Yesterday, with great violence from the
NORM towards evening il shifted 10 A.
bout \. w. and abaied considerabIu
The tide was higher than i, has heSn
Hno"h Tor several years MANY of the
wharVes were entirely overlooked. the VA
yer coming up as far as Tie lower side of
Lhtle wafer Street. We apprphend ll,at
considerable damage has been done Io
goods Stored IN the lower part Of warc-
hOusts on the wharves. We bav. NOT
H'ard Nat any OF consequence has hem
sustained by vessels in or near lie lIar-
Dor. "'
Capt. Slansbury oflIcbrig Clio arrived
al baltimore, 18th inst. from flIe Balizc
winch he leii 30lh uI,, Informs ,b.t lie
pFaIeS had committed several rObcriPs i'm
lhe mississippi and hciakes, 4 few DAYS
previous 10 the Clos saliing,-The IT <
Neich, Lieut.. Cunningham. and several
"aTgcs arrived Tie BaIize on the 2sth
OIL. and proceeded down the 5. w. mass
M quest OF The piratcs.-By an EnglisL
Drl9 ihai arrived al The Baljzr. ,Lc d.,
previous 10 Capt. SIS sailing. he was in.
FORMED thdi u. ). sChr. was I,patin,r ia
Tor me land aud supposed 10 be the / \
schr. Hornet, ii. Ramagr. tl,at had bse,,
missing sInce the laic hurricanc.-Mr.
""f'0" NogGgpoS Of this place came nas.
sebger ~ The Clio. iii