Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16
DELAWA ARE

DELAW ARE
WAsuiNeroN, October ii.-Louis NrLane
is r., elected Represeutatiye in Congress from
the Stale OF Delaware by majority of 22i
votes.
President; II Eection.--The Delaware Ga
xeite states, that there IS no doubt, the result
of the late Election for Members of the State
of Delaware being ascertained, that the Flee
toral vote ofthe State of Delaware will be IN !
ia, or OF SIR Crawford for the Presidency.
TENNEssEE.-A day or two after the meet
ing of the Legislature of tennessee, which Is
now in session, resolutions unanimously passed
both Homes, expressive of their sincere salts
faction on hearing of the arrival OF General
I.ara cite in the United States inviting him
to- visit the State authorizing the Governor,
with the aid otsuch persons as he may select,
tn make every suitable preparation apd ar
,ange,ncnt for the accommodation Of the
General and his suite wh;'e within the hn,ts
nj n. STATE .nu that the expenses %, carr}
;n. ,h,sp resolutions into effect shall De paid
Que OF the Treasury. ,;,,, -. mo;
IL giyss rs rain i2 peenneeraa n and es;mahs
patriot Judge DuraIl on TUESDAY. Wbil,,
descending The Capitol Hill. owing to the
firing, or the hustle and the crowd, lie horses
which drew his carriage became untuly. and
ti'r toot board giving way, the driver was pre-
clPta'ed rom ms seat. and the carriage dashed
One OF the Judges arms was broken In two
places. The ladies in the carriage wen hurt
nut sii5htiy-the driver considerably. We are
glad to learn that the Judge is doing web.
one oil the stages from Baltimore injecting
the riIiitary marching out, the horses suddenly
wheeled round aud upset the Stage. The pas
sengers, we are happy TO learn, sustaited no
oiher INJURY than few bruises. T.Natlhu.
ARRIVAL OF THE NATIONS GUEST.
General LA FAYErrE..arrived in The CITY of
washington, according TO previous arrange
meni, about o'clock, on Tuesday. He iefl
baitImere on the afternoon of Monday, with
his Son and Secretary, accompanied nv = mart
OF the Baltimore Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
Colonel Dickerson and Colonel Llovd. the
Aias oil the Governor of Maryland and escor.
TED by Captain Hollingsworth's bandso,ne
cavalry company of Greys from Ell Ride
# our'een or fifteen miles from Baltimore at
O'Clock IN the evening, they were met nv the
,hrst b!adensburg troop of cavalry. command
cd by Capt. Sprlgg, (late Governor of the
state OF Nhryland,) and the General and suite
We're escorted by this fine company 1.-THE Elk
hinSe troop having taken ieave) to Rossburg
winch place they reached about 10 O'Clock st
night, having been joined at Evansville. by Cant
onowdon's company ofrfemen mounted-
me General lodged 1T Rossburg Hotel. where
pfepai a on had been made for his comfortable
accommodation.
About O'Clock, on Tuesday morning. the
General and suite left Rossburg, escorted nc
before, with the addition of Can't. Clark,s com
pany OF Prince Georges rhemen. also mount
ed, and proceeded TO the District OF Columbia
al me iIne OF which he was met by the Com
, III OF arrangements from the City of
Washington, and number of Revolutionary
Officers. pscnrfad i,y
troop of CITY cavalry, and Capt. Duulop's
company of Montgomery cavalry Here the
Comniitee vi Arrangements from Baltimore
took eaIeand returned hOmeward The. meet
ipg of the General with his Revolutionary
cumpairlots, and with the Committee, was af-
iectionaie and impressive in the extreme. AZ
Ter macy embraces were exchanged the
General "a5 transferred to the elegant landau
provided by the city for his use, drawn by four
fne sreys, IN which he was accompanied by
Mayor General Brown and Commodore Tin
gey, members of the COMMITTEE. and his son
George Washington La Fayette, his Secreia-
~, Coi. Nassleur, and Mr.. Gusts. of Airing
ton, were placed in another Carriage provided
Ter the purpose. The whole then advanced
TO the city, Capt. Sprigg's company in front.
the remaining companies preceding and flank
inS the Carriages containing the General his
suite, the Committee, SC. A national salute
from the battery of Capt. Burcb's compssy of
artillery, posted on Maryland Avenue, an
nounced the Generals arrival at the line of
the City, which was followed by national
saiuies from the Navy Yard and the Military
Arsenal, The last of which was from field
pieces captured during the Rev dictionary war,
at BENNINGTON, Saratoga, and Yorktown. The
shouts OF thousands of spectators mingled with
tue roar OF the artillery, and rent tho air with
acclamaiIons OF Joy and welcome. On rising
to the extensive plain which SKETCHES east.
ward from the Capitol TO the Anacosta river.
the General found himself in front of the most
brilliant military spectacle which our city ever
witnessed, being body Of 10 or 200 troops,
Composed entirely of volunteer companies Of
tue C'ty, Georgetown, and Alexandria, some
oil them recently organized, clad in various
lasteHi uniforms, and many Of them elegant
beyond any thing Of the kind we have before
seen. Bugadier Generals Smith and Jones
were 10 the field, with their respective suites,
and the respective field officers of the
first brigade. These troops, together with
the large body of cavalry, The vast mass
Of eager spectators which oyersuread the
PLATO, and the animation Of the whole, nssocfa-
ted with the presence of the venerated object
OF so much curiosity and affection, ga;s |
grandeur and interest TO the scene which has |
never been equaIed here on any former oc- |
casi0u. After the General had received I'm,
respects and welcome Of our military chief. |
the whole body Of troops took up the escort,
Tor the Capitol, wheeling into column, IN east
Capitol street, and then into line upon the
lrading division. The General aud suite then
passed his line IN review, advancing towards
The LapIi0b aDd receiving the highest military
hOnOrs as he passed.
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