Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-16

rrrnisrnt OF Dombay, however DESTROYS
~ preserving peace, would feel compelled
20 have irconse 10 hos,iiiiies. ifmsS.
Many Russian. Polish, aud Gaiirian
!e"s. are said 10 nave ewba,ked, dnIing
iife course nj last year. at Odessa, Nil,
view OF proceeding 10 Pales inv. 'l'he
colony 81 F;herias, which rmisrani Jews
have founded in lhe Holy la,nt Is couii-
fua''y INCREASING. by the arrival ut these
peop.e iran various nations. The great
or part at the cmigranis are persuaded
,hat when the Messiah viii come on
earth, they wi!l be near Tie place of his
appearance.
The day appointed for the Coronation
- The King. Is said I" be the 18Th, in
stead of The i9lli Of Nav.
Come days aga. workmen digging for
iae ioundalioh OF "A wall intended tn en-
.iose some addition TO ST. - Work.
house, discovered a number 81 dscayed
eothns. from which II il evident that
Mdt ground had been heretofore "a
. ehurchyard. One coffin, from lis appear.
snce, attracted Their particular attention.
II looked as Ire d IS II il acre bat recent.
~ inferred. although by the date on the
r,oun'lng II was one hundred anu ihirfy years
old, and !, was curiously ornamenied,
NJ, with s'icer, but with innum.rabie brass
~
tanned was in as fresh anJ as perfect a
condition as lis casket The coffin vas.
as has been described 10 me, "siuH'd
With herbs and flowers, "-nhich were
quite dry, aud IN such a state of pfestr-
NdilOn, that their respective classes were
al once discoverabl.. More could not
learn. because l was told "lhe thing"
was KEEP, a protouna secret. by the over
seess and q" Officers IF State" belonging
to The establishment.
5Iadrid, Jan. 6.-Ihe nominations of
Deputies To thp Coues OF 1890 and 81.
from NV Spain, are known, and have
been published: forty.seven persons arc
drputct, or to he supplied, f.: the ele-
ven provinces OF the Ficeroyaliy Of Mexi.
80. We have not yet The names of those
who were to he ele' ted iii the beginning
al October, IN the interior provinces 81
t,e East and West, and who are To be
I'VE in number.
by the Mexican Gazette, which are
roNn 10 the l7th October, we see that
tranquility was entirety re-establshed in
ihc major part al those provinces
From the London Courier IF Jan. 10.
Suither particulars OF The loss Of The
Abeona transport.
ErtEac! o. letter from one II the persons
sared from the A6eona transport:
have the melancholy task OF in.
forming you Of the destruction of The
Altoona transport, Of 52S tons, Ia which
I had embarked with other settlers 10
The Cape Of Good Hope, and Of he dread
fnftate of the great majority Of HE per-
eoms oil board irer. In detailing In YOU
tile circumstances of This fatal acci,ieai,
/, III common with those whose lives
have been INTERNATIONALLY preserved, feel
consolation in-the consciousness of hav
ing done all In our power 10 rescue from
'he Jaws OF death as many of The poor
sufferers ~ possible.
On the 25'li ul', in lar &, SO. n. long
2j 80. w. about Is minutes past noon,
the alarm was given ina, The ship was on
ire. liprovrd 70 be in the lazarcito abaH
the recep, Gle of all the SLIPS stores and
provisions. Every nerve was exeIled In
sanding water to he first mate aud sea
men Who were down in that place but
nj proved useless, for the people in few
minutes were driven mp from below bS
the dense smoke, and The sapiiity with
which the fire communicated itself 10
every surrounding Object. In ten or
fifteen minutes from the first alarm The
case was hopeless, the ship being in a
perfect blaze from the mainmas, af. on
the lower deck and from the excessive
Neat OF The upper one We mOmeniarily
expected the hIr 'o penetrate 1.-THE
skitf and two gigs were down, and the
ing boat almost high enough for clearing
The side, when the flames rushing up
rom The after hold communicated with
the main rigging flew up 20 the mast
head like lighting, and bias ted every hope
OF getting her clear.
The attempt Ia paint the horror Of
The scene al this moment we're vain.-
The sIirieks Of The women aud ciildrcu.
combined with The furious element travel.
ling on 10 dcvour IA, formed picture of
human misery that must rend the stout
esl heart.
4" The panic and confusion were such.
shat the long boat proved loo heavy to be
launched by the few who were sutficieni>
Is collected 10 attend 10 The orders given,
and Oh the falling OF the main yard she
vas stove. SEEING now all was over, and !
The people were throwing themselves
overheard, and into tie boals, also lump |
ad over aud Happily was picked up by !
The gig. Oar anxiety was nOw 10 save
as many lives "a our three luIe boats |
could possibly swim with; aud rejoice |
Il say thai forty were miraculGusly |
preserved.
" few minutes after quitied The
wreck, the main mizen masts fell the |
flame rapidly advancing forward, drove |
numbers Of the poor wTttches on the |
bowsprt. where il was our hard lot 10
behold then frantic, without being able
TO render them tie leas, ASST .,ance.
Yoa illjudge how the boats were cram.
med, when husbands, who had wives
and children still ciDging 10 lie wreck,
exclaimed against mpre being received
We kept close 10 the wreck, ill day
light nrxt mnrniUg in the hope thai any |
vessel which might he passing would
see the immehse body Of fire. wLich