Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-13

inS certain papers, sc. and directing the same
through the Post Office an Tennessee TO the
city of Washington the question of law re-
mains as to the place where the crime, in its
inception Or accomplishment, may be techni-
rally said TO have been perpetrated We,
therefore, unlearncd as we are in the outlets
of the law, will not venture, in so delicate
case, even TO wish that the jury had brought
in general verdict of Guilty. fuller state
meni shall he given when it is proper but we
wish that some gentleman would furnish
complete report Of the trial-a trial disclosing
such cool crminaIity.
We would have noticed this subject before,
for the sake of eliciting observations on the
| best means of preventing fraud on the public
officers, but were unwilling to say anv thing
prejudicial even to culprits. ~. City Gazette.
| PnILApELPnIA, November THE person
who oyerdrew one of our city Banks and
eloped, has been pursued and taken on board
the ship Electra down the river bound to
| London. TPhitadd. Ga-.
1t will be seen by our ship news, that the
Sea Fox, which upset off New York some
days ago, was fallen IN with by the ship John
and Adam, arrived here this morning. On
getting to the wreck, the officer conceived he
heard human voices /; he Immediately returned
to the ship, procured axes, and boarding the
wreck, and cutting open the deck, relieved
four fellow beings from the horrors of IA most
awful death. [U.
ETtract q a letter from La Vera Cruz, Sept. Oh.
THE following is the substance of the ac-
counts received from the interior.
After the treaty between O'Donolu and
iturblde, at Cordova, they proceeded to the
neighborhood of Mexico and it is stated by
a person who left that capital on the 9Th, that
a injecting took place in St. Christohal, between
Novello the Vice-Roy, appointed by the peo-
| pie OF Mexico, and his successors O'Donou
and lturbide, at which were many persons OF
rank, for the purpose of confirming the treaty
and it is further stated that on the 18th, it was
finally concluded in Mexico with much pomp
and harmony; that the troops passed and re-
| passed from the city without restraint, and
that all was peace. Nothing is known offici-
ally; but there is every probability of the cor
rectness of these reports no.
LOSS OF THE SHIP SAVANNAH.
The ship Savannah, Captain Hoidridge
from Savannah bound TO this port, went ashore
about three O'Clock on Monday morning OPP
posite Fireplace, Long Island, about GO miles
from New York. She had on board go bales
OF cotton, &c. and three passengers. The
gentleman who came to town yesterday morn
had not bilged, aud was lying head on. II was
supposed, that at low water, persons could
wade TO and from the ship, and that the cargo
would be saved. Capt. III. and three of his
men had reached the shore in the small boat
! ID.
New YORK, Nov. IA severe North Eas
storm commenced here on Sunday morning
and continued when this paper went to press
The atmosphere has been thick, and the wind
strong most of the time, so as to render il
dangerous forvessels to approach the coast
Many now due at this port which NAV BIZ
expected with the first favorable weather
The brig Active, from Malaga, was the las
vessel that came i'll from sea yesterday after
noon. She has been on the coast 8 days, and
had very bad weather the who!e time. The
pilot on board, saw no other vessel off the
Hook than the brig Shepherdess. from Malaga