Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-21
HfRfEIYES.

.he ron. Lew w oodbury Cate Governor) 10 fhe
senate OF the U States, TO succeed Mr.. Parrc:.:
"A meeting OF the Albemare Auxiliary Colonc.-
oon Society was lately held at Charlottesville
letter from MIR. Gurley was read, stating that the
regular shipment of coonists would take place in
the sl ana That pecuniary aid would be acceptable
10y the parent Society Several resolution were
adopted; one OF them recommends the Ministers of
the Gospel in Albemare 10 invite the attention of
'heir congregations 10 the subject on the Sunday
preceding the 4th July, and TO solicit aid
The Pennsylvania Canal Convention, to be held
at Harrisburg, in August promises to be numerous
~ as wen as respectfully attended. Fifty-fve
Deiesates nave already been appointed
vessel IRON Ireland (the Louisa) has arrived
at the Quarantine Ground, below ~. York with 80
passengers, many ofwhom are i'll with the SMALL
POA. Several have died and others are not ex-
pected to live.
The trial Of John Loving before the High Court
oil Impeachment OF Georgia has terminated The
vote on the LIST charge, OF enbezzlement of public
monies, was, guilty 35-not guiltv IS-on the I'd
charge, OF Withholding blank grants furnished by
the state to enable the Commissioners to make
iue 70 purchases OF fractions, guilty not guilty
40. On the Sd charge, of altering and nutilating
bond, guilty 32-not gu:Ify 2Ie A majority of
TWO thirds being required TO convict, Loving was
acquitted, and further proceedings against Jackson.
and Adrian discontinued
The store OF Messrs. Coli and Chadwick, and the
dwelling OF MIR. Dering, i'll Morgantown, Monon-
CANA, Were consumed by ire the I'd inst. MIR.
~. iost every thing he had except 2 beds. Col
Berkshire's and Mr.. J. w. Thornpson's houses
were much damaged.-The citizens OF Monongalia
nave had meeting and adopted memorial TO the
PRESIDENT OF the u States, asking the appointment
Oh an Engineer to make further SURVEYS on the
Cheat Hivcr route, for the location of the Potomac
ana on'o Canal.-We are informed, says the
Iharieston Courier of Thursday, that nearly every
i'm nor fs-,,,r, Io,-o -, &
and there Is great demand for shipping 10 carry the
produce which remains on hand A penny per
pound was yesterday paid for the freight of cotton
to Liverpool.
On the 9th inst the Thermometer stood in Phila-
deIPhia at go, on the 10Th at 97-and on the Ilth
at So. Several deaths have occurred both in that
lily ana n. York from drinking cold water.
The SaratoTc Sentinel, continues to notice the
arrival OF the isitors at the Springs; they are this
season, 1t is stated, about one month earlier than
usual adding thus about four weeks to the fashiona
bic season.
The Johnstown Republican gives an account of
an instance OF spontaneous combustion, in barrel
Oh rags some OF which had been used in cleaning
lamps ana were consequently saturated with oil.
AT Mount Pleasant III the state of New York
green cfouded marble, celebrated amongst the
anclents Tor the various purposes of ornamental
architecture, has been discovered in eXcavating the
earth tor the foundations of the new state prison at
that place The beds appear exhaustless, and the
marble Itself OF the most beautiful kind. Being
situated on the banks of the Hudson, great facility
is Afforded for its transportation.
The War Department has directed an examina-
uon' &c INTO the distractions in the Red River
called the Raft
DeidioGre and RaritGn Cdnal-Accounts from
New Brunswick state that thirteen millions AZ
dollars were, subscribed TO this canal before the
books were closed on the 25lh ult.: The Treasurer
oil New Jersey has received the bonus of 500 900
Presence OF miil3.-A boy, on board the Legis
lator, who had been sent to chest 10 Jet Something
moment before the boiler burst, hearing it give
way, threw, up the lid and secured himself in the
chest an act which doubtless saved his life.
An Alexandria paper says " that gentleman.
residing In the upper part of the district has been
authorised by foreign capitalists 10 subscribe for
stock to the amount OF three millions of dollars in
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company We have
not, however, been able trace it 10 any verv posi-
tive authority, but have heard it surnised & concur
IN The idea that such power has been delegated in
the event OF any fixed interest being guaranteed by
the general government
0Mtehig d',.-The Detroit Gazette OF the 18th inst
gives the returns the votes for Delegate TO Con-
gress' as tar they have yet been received At pre-
sent, Mr. Richard, the late Delegate stands at the
head, the numbers being-Richard, 7O3; Wing,
GEO; Biddle, GA
There are now building in New York seven
irlgates and 64 gun ships, and two large corv-ttes
1t was reported at Pernambuco on the 10th
ut that Callao had surrendered to Gen Bolivar.
The operations in cotton in n. Orleans have been
immense. During the 25th and goth MAY 1000
bales are said TO have been bought up and princi-
pally by one house.-Information from n Orleans
oil tie ls June states that diseases of the climate
are proving unusually fatal there for so early period
In the season. The Mirror says it is too early for
the Yellow Fever, by month, but advises I'M
cllmated persons to leave town before the beginning
OF dog days at farthest. The western boundary
oil Arkansaw, runs miles west of Cantonlnent
Gibson, and one mile west ofthe mouth of Virdgris
leaving all the valuable bottoms of the Six Bulls
river aud the principal part Of the Salt Springs
within the Territory. Where this line will strike
the Red river will be ascertaned as the survey
it progressing.
Pardon.--Mad Buffalo and Little Eagle, the
two Usage Indians who were tried at last October
term OF the Superior Court, for the murder of Mai
Welborn and Others, in Nov. 1928, and sentenced
to be executed, have been Pardoned by the Pres-
dent OF the United States. Their pardon was re-
celyed at the Office of the Acting Governor of ARK
and they were set at liberty
Welearn from the Arkansav Gazette that &c the
Steamboat Teche consumed by fire, on Thurs
day the 18th April. The accident happened in
consequence OF the head of the boiler bursting off
She was laden with cotton, and the loss is verv
considerable. One man was burnt in her hold. Her
passengers, 3 In number, started 10 20 on board
the Steamboat Washington but accidentally falling
under her Wheels, all were drowned. This ac-
cdent happened about ] miles below Natchez.'
herico.-The Mexican papers contradict the
rumour that the Treaty with England ceded the
Calafornias.
On the 9th of April, the Soveign Congress de-
creed that the title OF Marquis, Count Knight, and
all other Noble appelation should be forever
abolished throughout the Mexican Confederation