Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-22

Extract of letter from gentleman in ENGLAND 70 N
Editors of the New-York Daily Advertiser dated Marc
| LIST, 1925
l was in the House of Commons when the Chancel
Tor OF the Exche9uer brought his budget lie i
one of the most manly and lucid orators have eve
heard: No part Of his plan haring been anticipated
The elect on the House was electric. The opposition
were as loud IN their cheers the ministerial benches
and all concurred in praisng what was promised tho
some thought of course, that more might have beer
done.
| You will see that the Chancellor of the Exchcque
stands pledged to proceed with the rcsfrtre ss
tenn and in this principle he supported by the voc,
OF the nation The Parliament SEEM at last TO have
adopted this cplethat what for the good of
Is equally good for They will proceed step ny
STEP until the whole body of restrictive laws are abo
shed and in their treaties with the South American
ota'es, TINS principle will form the great basisn
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Connecttcut-ltis ascertained that NIessrs Tom.
inson Barber Phelps, lngersvlI, and Eerwin. are
elected Representatives TO the Nneteeth Congress from
the state of Connecticut IT is not ascertained whe
Their the sixth Member is Mr. Baldwin or Mr. Burrows
but as far have heard the latter is for enost The
TWO hrst above-named were Members of the last Con
gress.
Observation-Disclosures from Colombia, via Jamaica
has been received TO the 9th of March, The letter from
General Bolivar resiguing his office was read To tho
Congress at Bogoia the 9Th of February when il wa
unanimously resolved, that the patriotic General be so
lIcied to retain the high and honorable station.
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From .u1n'Na.-We indebted, saws the ". Y Ga
zetc, to Capt Leslie for journal ofhis VOYAGE which
we intend 10 publish. In find that the mutineers
who off with the Colombian ship of war ST. Andero
formerly the Kensington, of PHILADELPHIA from Pana
ma, arrived at Manila 10 November last and gave ur
the ship, which was condemned as unseawortby
Children Of Robert Fulion-It afford us real plea
TO state that the bill incorporate the Commercial
oank which to give the interest profit of $50 0OO
to the unprovded children of our immortal FULToN has
been sanctioned by constitutional vote of the Assem-
bly, We most sincerely hope that il will meet with
similar reception I'D the Senate.-[.Neto York Paper.
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On the 4th inst. the ia III the Portland Maine
was without occupant. The day before s.the last
poor debtor paid the demands of the law bv the expira
ton his time" The jail was built in 1907 and this is
the hrst instance of ITS teir entirely free prisoners
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From the JHediterrnnean.- Intelligence has been
brought by the ship Chinchla arrived ut New York
from the United States squadron off Messina. Com
m"fore Macedonough and his son had recovered from
their late Illness The varioid had appeared on board
the soop of war Erie, but very few of the crew had
died. All intercourse with the other vessels was sus-
pended. The officers and of tue fleet, with this
exception, enjoyed good health
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postscript to a letter received by mercantile
house in New York last week, dated Huntsville,
(alab.) March 23, saws, Thirteen flats laden with
Cotton, have sunk crossing the shoals with about f,uy
thousand bales Of Cotfor-A very great part of which
1t is supposed will be lost orvery much damaged All
| the particulars have not reached town."
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We learn from the Pittsburgh Gazette that IN tbe
I'd INST the steam boat American left that town with
full freight and passengers for the purpose of ascending
the river hlonongahela to Brownsville This was the
rst attempt to navigate that river by steam and the
most beneficial results anticipated TO the country
watered oy It, reference TO the map will show that
Brownsville is on the Monongahea, at the point where
II is crossed by the national road-and nearer to the
Atlantic than Wheeling, by fifty miles, American.
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Eleven persons were apprehended in Boston, on a
charge of piiferng at the late FIRE in that city. Nine
were convicted by the Police Court and sentened to
.hTee months labor IN the house of ection
bound over to take his trial at the municipal court and
one was discharged Samuel Chcssrnan, who had been
committed to prison, by oder of Fire Warden for
causing disturbance at the fire. brought suit
Tor false imprisonment against the Waterman who took
HIM 10 prison. The court however, decided that there
was no cause of action.
.UeLdnchOly .4Ccident.-On Monday the 18th of Anrir
IN Crossing the South Branch of the Potomac at NJ,
baughn's ford, Mrs. Conroy with her five children
were drowned by the waggon's oversettng The eldest
was young man se"enteen years DID, the second girl
aged d with her infant sister in her arms the two next
were ooys Just beginning to be useful. The mother Mrs
e. hoated on the surface of the water CRYING for help
tor more than mile Her brother in-aw drove the
Wagon, and although saved, too much injured AT
Inc time to render any assistance. boat coming I'D
the river met the unfortunate woman still floating but
ground OF Mr. Young the day following. The children
laa not neen fouud lWinchesfer Republican.
Miss Ann Russell, aged about Is wears, was killed
by lightning the Both utno while sitting in house
III the town of Cheraw, S. G..