Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

AT Orleans on the parent Bark OF Philadelphia, FOR
$500, originally drawn in favor of Stone and Phil
- Che remainder OF The second name being OH he
other hali) lay whom Il twas endorsed TO Jefferson
Scott, the writer of the letter, and by the Latter
made payable TO T.. Nuir, OF Philadelphis The let.
tcrS found amounted TO between 40 and 80 ; and
thnse opened appea,ed from. their contents To have
enclosed S5i0. Thee way bills were found among
them OF which was for New York QUE TO,
Philadelphia, and the third for Wheeling From the
date oithese way bills, rs well as from that of the
several posi-marks on the letters and other memo
randa, " was evident that they MUST have been
part oil the mail which passed through on the 23,h-
lhe examination took place IN presence of the Post
master IN Bainhridge, who, MS il was uvrt .
despatched AN express TO the Postmaster in tbs
place, with the lei'ers &c. found before stated
ana communication ~ which the circumstance was
detailed. On hearing of this, Mr. Bramble iu,ne.
daiely recollected the conduct of the accused while
~ his house and suspecing that DISCOVERY like
that made al Mr.. Turner'S might he made on his own
premises he directeda search TO be made. a sim-
lar result ensued. Between 80 and 40 letters were
found the double heDg all cut or tore omen
and the Others generally entire The letters which
had been opened appeared to- have enclosed money
but none was found in any OF them.
he evidence being closed, the counsel for he
prisoner objected 20 the whole proceedings on the
ground that their client having been already examin
ed ON the same charge, before n superior tribunal
ana acquitted, could NOT again he examined unless
| further and stronger evidence was produced The
objection was oyeuuled and Reese refusing 10 give
bail, lie was fully committed His trial is Ia t,ka
place nj Columbus in September next.
IL nay be proper 10 ohseiv that no evidence ON
the pat o the prisoner, was produced on the exami.
| nation. S,r,no,ts,.
BoSToS, June 1--we learn that a, \ u,eet;,- NJ
the Suffolk Bar, held Friday last ono of IFS men,
bers expelled for dishonorale conduct toward.
his clients. The disgraccful behaviour of one indi.
viduai IS uen the cause of unfounded prejudice AGAINST
a whole profession the public perhans are not n.
ware, that IN order as FAR possible o ohyiae this
The Bar OF This County have had. for many wears pas
Standing Committee, called " the Comm;t,ee q,
Investigations, whose duty IL is receive and ,xan,
me complaints against any menber of the fraternity
VINO all voluntarily snhmt themselves To their ;nris
uLeuon. All complaints therefore OF mal-prac,ice
should any arse on the part OF any member of this
BODY. may be carried directly to this Comu,ce WIN
w' not shrink from the responsibility Of inyestic at
rg the transaction complained of, and expr. ssins
| '' "N'k"""on ~ any misconduct which may he
pointed out them rD.SI, an,
| NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGlsLATURE'
repo't VS. maue on the slate Of the Treasury
rnm winch II appears that tile receip,s of ,b. ven,
Including he balance on hand az the commencement,
| amonnteu to 3 63,752, and the expenditures "a
| h,Jio' leaving balance in the treasury OF
) 1851 The sum of IL Sal was pad on account
oil money borrowed report was also made uuon
| the state Prison. The expenditures for the wear
Tor ood and clothing OF the cuuvicts SALARY Of the
w'rden, hire Of waichmen, ovrrseers &s amounted
10 oyIl, and the income of the prison from, the
pno Oh connects IS estimated "a; s 4 1913, giving an
excess over the expenses Of s 4Sg The average
hnnlh"roi conlicts was SO, aud ihe vyhnLp expensp
provisions Tor the year only s 827. or Iiule
more Than Ia inr each convict Tine committee nm
elec'ions reported that certrin M rnbers named in
the report, held the office of Assistant Pnsmss
and ih8i Nj. Cl"ggeii, OF Portsmouth, has received
NE appointment oi Clerk Of the u. s CONT for the
District OF New Hampshire and has given bonds and
performed the duties OF the office By the cons1itu-
ton OF The State, any person holding sIiv Office uu
de the U. States, is disqualified Tor holding sen, a,
| ne same tine ln the Legislature. The House de-
| c,ded that tue gentlemen who acted A. Asss,,n,
Deputy foStmasers were not disqualified FOR holding
Their seals, Il appearing that crnNsion is de hv
law Tor the appointment of assistants lint thai .hev
arc appointed by the deputies for their own conve.
nfner aud on their own rcsponshilitv in The case
oi Mr.. CiAggeti lie coHended that he was merely an
officer OF The United States Court and not nm officer
| O! the u. 5Ites inasmnCh as he was no, commits
srned by the Presiden--ibe constitution nroyidinp
HAT the pres dent shn commission all officers of lie
Uni Ell S:aes--hn; the house decided ye,s I6j oe,s
| To- that I've was disqualified. bill passed the Housr
Incorporating the n. Hampshire Historical Society.
UsmE--Mr. SERGEANT Onslow had leave in the
! biiish House OF Commons, April % to bring in a
bll 10 repe"i The laws agains, Usry Kioes Lisyn.
! ry--lhe committee Of Parliament has reported in
favor ol uniting the royal library lately presented IA
the British nation, with that Of the British Museum,
and oil erecting proper building Tor its reception
| The number OF books in the British Museum is sta.
Ted at $4,000, and those in the Royal Library a,
65O0O u IS estimated that the duplicates will moi
exceed $4,000.