Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-08

o1 " aud that uothing had more coudrce3
,his country. Lead appnuseJ With that opinion, Il Ind
he well convinced that common admiration Of The
talent must naturally tend 10 ernen, and
two free nations face Of The earth to cultivate
warts S each other. Loud applau.e)
Tristan da ca"ha which lies In South 81. g., West
long a. ~ ana which wns sever known to have been
snEp,nr, q men and three The erwiek, Capt.
. s.so ,." Lonon to Van Deinans Land, her
p nnong an Engiishnan Of the Of Glass, for
men,oas 10 the artillery and the OF e above
ecun, Of the s'.nd which only nine miles in diameter
70 Van %sy .. o. vessels their passage
most favorable reception There are ON The island great
5 ri. ;Is ssS d. nice
time upwards Of so tons OF potatoes to ispoe or The s
.%. h Ss ss few w 80 sss
m ny M paee 3ua oe an earthly Paradise lie Is
military and s
trade: In small schooner Cape (cod Hone with
they catch in great abanance. There Is mountain upon
=" The distance .ess % nsea the Bersk
on board part psoane. we're Obliged
FROM MEXICO.
BALTIMORE, May 31.--Cap,ain Grie,n,. of IN.
shoonor Ian,pico, arrived here this mornins IN ~
,;! ION iamp,co, informs that markets At tina,
place were extremely ,Ip and the country poli,caI.
y tranquil: The Consul Of the United States, III.
lngham, died The 30th April, after sbor, ,IIns.s
me 1rs. siooP OF war, Valorus, touched there aud
lima, Minister from the MT of Mex;co no h
court Of Gres, Britain. General Bravo was Supreme
Director Of Mexico.-Campeachy,l, had Joined Mexi-
CO with the federal constitution. J3rn St Anna h.,
depart for Campeashy as commander Of IN. Mons
The v. .. schr Weazle, Lieut.. Zau,znser, ar, ived
there from a cruize in the Gull of Mexico and wa
to sail in few days for AI.arao, TO join the o. s.
brig Spark. lPm.
Riots in Caaadd.--We lately mentioned that the
l!'sn em,eran, arrived last year in Canadn, had
oucied themselves IN so ri0tous manner in the
township oil Ramsay, that IL was found necessary Tn
employ force 10 bring them to order I, nov an
pears lhat Tue magistrates who acted agains, them
had succeeded IN bringing ia 10 prisoners NOT. how
ever, without bioodshed. Resistance bavino been
offered, and the civil power fired on from !, Inn,
where number of the Irish were assembled. The
n!S was Ie'urneu, when one oil the emigranls was
killed and another wouaded.
DEATH OF GEN. RUFUS PUTNAM
Extract ofa letter, dated Marietta NAV to- .
returned from paying with hundreds of others nv las,
RUFUS PUTNAM si Wes .s, c,Snry
worn down with age. having just entered the sin year ~
the grave, since the settlement of our connirv wS h
be satisfied life bu, as his MEMOIR
epnrs having more "m ones p;m.
since been circulated in the papers and as lbe
'a e; ., .,e1TIiHsE !; rcssr;;ain,y"
or The r.s,,. sr ~ e. NOV .ee only surviving officer
battles Of the revolution. ''" '''sA' TUG
A BEAUTIFUL ARABIAN-Lt Parker of 80. limited
states Navy who arrived few days since the Ss.u-
uon, brought with him from the Mediterranean n ;u;l.
bloode. Arabian cob, which he obtained Tripoli as
present for Gen pogsrdus Of this city lie the hand
soonest animal OF the kind have ever seep-ape q
mon,hs-i+ hands high-proporiions rerect-bo,,y OF
mouse colour!egs biack-sta in his iorehead-har soft
and glossy as siik-hoofs small aud He
extremely dociie and playful the sailors having taught
MN ON nus passage to shake hands with them Immediate
alter he was landed At Brooklyn, gentleman offered
$40 Ter him. which vas of course refused as he was in
tended as present. 6y of the description is on
her passage and the two will doubtless OF use in inn
proving the breed OF our horses IN r Dryv xdv