Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09
NEW ORLEANS

Advlcrs from Nc~ Orleans ~ the 9th Nov
are received al New York hy the ship Fioran
letter dated lst uit. says =" Strong sus;,i-
cion Is nloat of an intended iosurrection OF
the Negroes. No military force al
present TO depend OIL, our visiiant patriotic
citizens are performing patrol duty, particular
~ the gallant ousiana Guards, wiiha zeal
that reflects the highest honor on them, and
which will undoubtedly battle the intrigues
ard schemes of disorganizers. The past
summer and autumn have been remarkably
healthy, and notwithstanding The sickness IN
the surrounding couHtry, New Orleans is a
hsppy exception Trade is gradually reviving.
Cotton looking M, and numerous strangers
| adding animation 10 our city"
The deaths at New Orleans for the week
ending the Sd ult. amounted 10 Sc, Including
5 of bilious and 2 Of malignant faser. Among
the dc hs, were Charles August, OF N. Y
Richard Mount, o. Nee Jersey, aged 80 w
NJ. Bourbon, of Philadelphia James Terry
man, of Virginia. 46 A. II. Davidson, of n.
| Hampshire Jacob Marberry, of Boston, So
aud John Hull, OF Connecticut.
The Hon. Heman Allen, Minister to Chill
with his lady, left this city on Monday morn
| ing for Norfolk in the steam boat, TO proceed
immediately 10 the Pacific in the frigaie Unit
ed States, Commodore Huh. Ball finer
MEXICO.
Before Lieut.. Gregory, of the u. S. schnon-
er Grampus, lelt Tanpico, he was informed bs
unquesiionahe authority, that the law recent
| ly passed by the Mexican Congress requiring
all European Spaniards 10 leave the countr,
wiiina limited time, had been carried int,
effect and that the enormous sum o
s s7,OOO,000 bad already been raised by con
iiscated property belonging TO them. ID.
We learn that the keicl Margaret, of ant
| from Petersburg, understood to b. bound e
Boston, went ashore at Squsm Beach ON Tues
day, and that the crew and persons on board
seven in number, in attempting to land in tn,
boat were upset add MI drowned in the pre-
sence of number az people on The shore, VIII,
could Stord them no assistance. The Mar
garet was formerly commanded by Captain
Pitts, hut at present by Capt. Bates, or Belts
The vessel was driven high on the beach, anC
the cargo would be saved. " Y. Mere. .Ade
BRANCH BANK.-The following gentle
men have been appointed Directors Of the Il
States Branch Bank in n. York for the en-
suing year -
| Isaac Lawrence, Robert Leoox, Corncliu
| Ray, Walter Bovine, G.. p White. T.. II Nj
coll, john Haggerty, Peter Harmony, Isaa,
! Wright, Th0s. Kuox, Thomas Calender, Jno
Ka,hboue. if. and Dominick Lynch, j.. IN,
four last new Directors.
ROBBERY.-The Trenton Fcderasi in
forms us. that on the night of tn, cad instant
about n mile and half from Trenton. trunl
was taken from the mail stage containing twt
thousand five hundred dollars IN n. s. Bial
notes, and about five hundred dollars in gold
together with a costly necklace. several vaIua
bic gold seals, add suudry bills of exchange
The trunk WAS found cmptrd of its valuahl
s"nteni4-hul no discovery Of the robber -
money bad been mad, although many per
sons with the police officers Of the cily, wer
ont IN quest of the property the greater par