Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17

The democratic sscendency never more de-
cided than in the present Senate and House of Re
representatives. of New Hampshire. In filling the
vacancies of the Senate, the friends of regular no
limitations We're nearly three to one. This shows
in what estimation the attempts matle, in high
places, to break down the salutary usages eli the
republican party held in this State: that ANAL
gamation system, which introduces discord and con-
tention, and which means the mmolation Of every
distinguished uniform republican, fnds few friends
here except among the old federal party. In
maintaining their present ascendendancy, we trust
the republicans of New Hampshire will forget all
those personal or local animosites which have been
created and nursed by their old political enemies.
NJ H. Pat. ~-
New YoRk. June 4. Our city Ia. been agi-
tated by an event which has deprived US, in a sud-
den and shocking manner, of one of our most res
pectable citizens. Mr.. David r. Lambert, -
was killed yesterday morning, in the upper part OF
Broadway, while the way to his residence in
Bond-st by party of riotous persons
From what we can learn, il appears that the de-
ceased returning foot, from a visit TO the
house of Edward Lyde, Esq. accompanied by his
brother, Mr.. Samuel Lambert, Mr.. Ferguson, Mr..
Ogden, and Mr.. Pell, jr. who were also of the vi
sitting party. When near the corner of Art-sireet,
IN Broadway, between and 2 O'Clock, a carriage
passed, the driver of which stated, that gang Of
noisy men, then near, had assailed him with
shower of stones, and begged the gentlemen to
take notice ofthem. Immediately the rioters came
up set the gentlemen at Defiance and treated them
with great insolence. Seeing that the assailan,s
were eight in number, and apparently in an into1i-
Gated state the gentleman very prIdently, after a
slight remonstrance, endeavored to avoid them;
but this apparently only increased the nsolence OF
the rioters, who how attacked them with violence.
The party made the best defence in their power, &
ILL Ill. r.
up, and on their appearance the rioters fed. Mr..
Lambert was found lfeless on the ground, and APP
pears to have been killed by single blow of the
fist Two OF the other gentlemen were wounded,
but not seriously.
Thus has one of our most esteemed and respect
cd citizens, who but yesterday in the enjoy
ment of health, affuence, and the affection of
merous relations and friends been suddenly off,
and puried into eternity. The event is universally
lamelted.
IN the course of the day, the following persons
were opprehended, and after examination, COM
ruitted to prison charge of being concerned
in the above riot and murder.
Thos. a Rea, Moses Parker, James auckland,
Joseph Wade, WIN. Walker, Cornelius Holly, A
braham Potts Another person implicated, had
moi been taken last evening at O'Clock. Rea Is
.ayoung man of respectable connections. We I'M
derstand he came forward neutrality-suspicious.
lodged having been with the riotous party, and dis
closed the names OF his companions.
A Philanthropic Society was organized IN Paris,
in March last 10 obtain pecuniary aid for the
Greeks. Among the members, observe the
names OF Andre, Fiscount ,Chateaubriand duke
Larochefoucault Liancourt, duke OF Choiseul, duke
of Dalberg, B. Delessert, J. LATTE, Count Dumas
IDIOT, and many other distinguished characters
Mr.. Fernaux was elected President. On the 22d
OF March, the society had collected the sum 20 500
On he bofA nril "a d,k,
the subscriptions continued TO increase, and many
honorable daily added the society
The duke of Orleans had contributed 5000 francs
Ii is said that there are upwards of 5000 APP
plicants for the thirty Peerages expected 10 be
created on the Coronation of the king OF France.
Among the ordinances expected to be promul-
gated after the Coronation, is to authorize the
construction of Canal from Havre to Paris.
MOBILE, May "a.
.4nother Steamboat lost-By the Cotton
Plant we learn that the 9Th inst. the steam
boat .dHeghany, her passage from Mobile for
Hamilton, Miss. run on snag in the Tombeckbe
River, about IL miles above { oumbia, and in
few minutes sunk. As the water is shallow where
she lies it is supposed she may be got off when the
river is low.
Extract Of a letter from Porto Cabello dated
.AprH 20.
a vessel has just arrived from Europe with mi
ners and tools and materials for working the ex-
teDsive copper mines at Arrao, about 60 miles
south west Of this place, which have been rented
of the government by Mr. Lowry, American con-
sui at Laguira, and Mr. Cochran the celebrated Pc
destrian who oversees the works.
We learn that Governor Cass met the Deputa-
tons OF Indians, from the Arkansas, at Wapagh-
konetta, about the 29th ultno, but did not effect
the objects of those from the West, in obtaining
4beo of hair IL 10 fo;r 49,
SUPERIOR TOBACCO.
GEoRGETowN u. G.. June M.-One hogshead
Of Tobacco grown and cured in Frederick Co. Md.
and brought TO our ware house, sold yesterday for
Ss47 per hundred, and two other hogsheads raised
by the same enterprisng farmer, sold each for 81.
There is no town in the United States where first
rate tobacco meets with a more prompt sale or bet
bet prices. .hetropOiitDa.
A band Of Indian Arabs, for so they may be
called, nhabt and annoy our American deserts,
Obstruct the passage Of, and plumber the caravans
between the United States and Mexico. A trad
ing company lately set ont from Mobile from San
IA Fee, who were attacked while leaving the vi
cini;y Of the latter place, where one man OF the
party, Capt. Glenn Owen, respectable citizen,
was killed, another wounded, ard one hundred and
seventy mules taken. The only way 10 check such
insoence is TO 90 in sufficient numbers to overswe
these Bedouins Of the American deserts.
Bait. inner.
Advices from the Mediterranean state, that the
American squadron, consisting OF the " Carolina
~, Constitution 90, and Erie slooP OF war, were
lying at Malta. 10.
Mr. Samuel Douglas, (brother Of the house Of
Jas. and Jacob Douglas, Of this place,) walked
out early on Saturday morning, in perfect health,
and IN the afternoon was found dead in an enclosed