Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-19

terday, General ANDREW JACKSON was
discovered 10 he among the spectators IN
the iobby-the Clerk was stopped, on
motion of MIR. Grundy, who moved iba,
the General be invited 10 "a seat within
The bar /: the House unanimously voled
In the affirmative, and the mcmbers ten
dered the high evidence of their respect,
by rising as the General entered.
WASUINGTON, Oct. live observe
a mistake in The Baltimore Telegraph,
which may spread further il il be moi cor
rected, respecting the time of the meeting
ofthe Congress. tits Ia meet al the con-
s,i,u'ional period, The first Monday ia
December and mol on i,e third Monday
in November, rs stated.
The sialrmen, we copied from New
York paper that, previous 10 the drpar-
turc Of MIR FeuNick, The Grand COnn-
ci, OF CASTLE bad assembled, and de-
cided mol In ra'ifv the Treaty. with a.
merica, aud Courier WAS Immediately
dispatched ~ The Spanish AmbasSa,ior
in London" ia calculated, wr undcr-
stand, To pruduce an erroneous impress
sion, though certainly mi intended. The
time for The ratification OF The treaty en-
pred without lis ratification. The Grand
Council had assembled, mol 10 deliberate
probably on The subject oi the Treaty,
but on other matters. Nothing had trans
pired respecting It's resolves except HAT
ga Courier was Immediately dispatched
g to the Spanish Ambassador in London"
The question boui Doa Luis dc Oniss
disgrace, so loi g in suspense, is settled
by The arrival oi Mr.. Fenwick. NJ. de
Onis was AT Madrid, and was in high ia
yor with the government. Nat. Int.
We understand that the Midshipme,,
who offered Themselves for examination
10 The Navy Board al New York dd not
exceed twenty five.
Sixty Portuguese vessels arrived al Rio
Janeiro between the Dist September 1917,
aud ihe2isi September 1919, wiih negroes.
The whole number of slaves embarked
amounted To 2G,SOS. OF whom 8 475 died
on the passage.
SANDY Hook LIGuT-iIOUsE. On
the 10Th OF November, 1910, d Gled light
will be substituted III lieu oi the present re-
gOicf'ig light in this Light House.
THE UNITED STATES ANDSPAIN.
HE following extracts" from late Lon
don papers, received by way of Boston,
shed some light Oh the subject oil The della"
10 ratify The treaty of crssiou TO The Unit
Ell States. The letter, we infer from it's
cautiously abs;aiuing from any notice Of
The British demands OH the Spanish GO
Vernmenl, ~ from some one attached 10
the British Legation al Madrid, who him
self con ealed, lifts ite curtain which
discloscs the secret springs by which
Others are moved. We viii take This op-
portunity 10 remark BIZ the way, that
we have moi yet given up The expectation
OF an eventual ratification of The Treaty.
(D.
-PublShedin this days Enquirer.
PENNSY General cleo
ton took place in pennsylvan on Tues
day last. The result is, The success ofihe
Union Democratic Ticket, as FAR as we
may Judge from the return for the Select
Council. Che Only one which has reached
ns,) which gives an average majority 10
That over the Federal Ticket of 300 votes.
Col. Caleb North, an oil Revolutionary
officer, is elected Sheriff of the county
OF Philadelphia, ia valuable ofIice,) vice
Com. Ih0mdS IrnrtOD, whose Term of
service IN that office is about eXplring-
There we're seven candidates for the Of
fce. In the city OF Philadelphia Colonel
North bad 25it5 votes; all the rest of the
candidates 3757 votes. So that there
were about 1890 votes taken in the CITY.
ALABAMA.-Thc first Election iii The
new State OF Alabama has been c!iarac-
terIzed by much cOmmotIon among The
people, and by some violence. II was in
manner TO settle the political character
the construction OF parts of The consiilu-
lion would be likely 10 come. under con
sIderaiion III the first :;nd second Years
OF It's mnlsiratlon. For This reason,
and because il was the first election, great
solcitude was manifested, and much feel
ing displayed. In al least one county il
had nearly produced an effuSion OF blood
We have seen The return from another
county, dallas, (which gives 10 Governor
Bib 547 votes, and TO MIR. Williams I 8
so that there remains scarcely doubt OF
The election of Governor Bibb 10 the Office
ol Governor The same county gave
MIR. Cr0WeH $50 votes, and MIR. Chambers
only 10 votes, for Representative TO Con
gress so that there is little doubt of The
election OF lie former. Id.
Observation-Disclosures ROW.
PHILADELPHIA, Oci. l3.-Ai haIfpast
eight o'clock yesterday evening, was OBJ
served In this city one Of The most sublime
ana beautiful appearances ever Witnessed
IN Philadelphia. A silver bow stretching
from west nOrih west 10 edSt-soujli- easi ,
filling the whole arch Of HE heavens, win
lis base resting Oh The eastern and west
ern horizon.
This beautiful arch is what some would
call a lunar bow, bul We presume it was
prOduccd by the northern light, or Au-
rora BOrCaiis SHINING upon dark cloud
10 Tie north, and "lCii, at the lmr, must
have discharged s0me raIn.-Flus by ihe
tleciIon oi light HE bow was produced
10 All observer IN lie pidcc.-Ii was visi-
ile eight Of ten minutes. Daiiy adv.
Sailed yeSteT 'ay morning for london
The British ship Nancy, Brooks, viii
upwards OF so passengers, most OF then
TpppUtty 9.tItpt! Iu litts sp1ptru