Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-24

uon appears 10 have been PERFORMED with q peh
aud may easily Re detec ed.
fSIPedt'on.-A gentleman Of New Orleans
sailed from that place for New York, on board the
packet Florian on the 9;h Of April arrived al New
York he made his purchases, went afteryYartl 10
Fhiiadelpma and Baltimore where he made other
purchases, and from this last place taking the
estern route. arrived in New Orleans on board
oil the Steamboat Pioneer having been absent in all
Out iorty two days. He left New York on the
r.h, spent two days in Philadelphia, one day in
Baltimore, and landed in New Orleans on the
fifteenth day after his departure from New York.
ne could have arrived in eleven days, had he not
stopped on the way, and had not the Pioneer been
SO heavily laden as to impede her running
me TdSp dgain.-The suggestion with re-
saru TO the Wasp, heretofore published, is proba-
OIS incorrect Inc same story concerning a YES
SCI Oeing wrecked on the Barbary coast, and the
crew murdered by the Arab chiefs was told to
Cap'ain Paddock OF New York, who was wreck ed
IN the Oswego, on the coast of Africa in 1900 The
National lntelsencer states that the latest account
OF the wasp LETT her, on the 23d of December lSl1
OIL the Madeira Islands This is undoubtedly a
mistake 1t is found by hunting up old dates th,t
she was spoken on the 9th of October. abou, 20
degrees west of tie Madeiras and on the I2tb of
November she was oil Savannah, attempting to
Tn.ef uia' port.-lhe ship Juno, of Boston, apt
Nitemore, toundered al sea on the 3lst MAY ON
her passage from Liverpool to Boston The crew
90 In number were taken Ca board the scbr Olive
pound, 10 Liverpool, where they remained 1 davs
When capt. Champlain, of the Hudson, received
them on board his ship, and landed them in New
York. 0'
Occasional instances ofthe most atrocious muir
rs ana fonoerles are related in the newspapers In
a numerous and mixed population, CONTAINING 81
many adventures from all countries these tb;,o.
may De expected 10 happen. Elisha Sham on
Sussex CO. Del in At OF jealousy beat his wife and
young child TO death with an axe belve pbe
murderer fled, bur afterwards returned. confessed
The crime and surrendered himself. -Lydia Karrb-
ner, girl 10 or IL years old, was committed 10
jan IN Heading Pa. Oh suspicion of having drowned
two small children in a tanners Va,-A man
named Gunneis, in Hamburg District, 6. G. mnr-
derea' on the 22d ult. his broiher-in-law Aaron
Carter. He confesses the crime, and saws he wopld
do It again.
Mr. HIM. c. .NUphey, fell overheard from the
Steam Boat Virginia Sunday last. few miles
beiow inns City, and was drowned ne,w ithstandino
the great eXertions made 10 save him. MIR M
wasa native oil Ireland and had resided MANY wears
in Richmond
BUNKER HILL.
Boston, l7h lime.
I'm the existins interesting occasion this CITY and
Charlestown are honored with the presence ~ =
great number of visitors from everv par, of This
State and almost every State in tue Union. besides
many strangers. Some have estimated the number
at 900. We fear they have NOT been ol,Ie 10
peocure the ample accommodations our citizens
WISH them--although great efforts have been made
Tor the best arrangements.
lhe Dinner Tent erected on Bunker IiIl is 4oO
ieet long and 100 feet wide There are twelve ia
Dies running lengthwise and in the centre ,beye i;
platform, 100 by 50 feet, for the invited quests
besides gallery for the band The Tent covers
So'4Oo square ieesattached to It three spacious
kitchens' and crockery aud glass ware store!
The survivors Of the Battle alone, it appears. are
TO be invited guests the dinner TO he pivep thi
day at Bunker Hill We perceive bv the paners
,nat many have been found in various States. who
nave had means provided them by the Legislature
Tor attsndingthe solemn festival of this tlav lot,
Ter from correspondent at Ipswich informs us
.lat nine survivors OF the glorious engagement are
hFlng IN that town; two commissioned and nom
commissioned officers, and five privates TIC
average age OF these veterans is over rs Tbov arc
all IN good health, and most of them will be on tho
battle ground to day 1t is doubted whether ,nv
town can furnish so large a number as Ips,vicb n
proportion to the population.
Inc boston Daily Advertiser states that IN dio-
ging Tor the purpose Of laying the foundation of
'iie monument on Bunker Hill, many human bones
were found by the workmen which ha ve been care
fully preserved, in order % be deposited in snits-
bic place.
One OF the old soldiers who took part in the
Bunker Hill Battle is 70 be present at the celebra-
tion to day with the same coat which he wore il
the battle, and which has in it no less than min
bullet holes
Georgia.-The Legislature OF Georgia has adj
JouTned.-The Report from the Select COMMITTEE
10 whom was referred so much of the Governor,s
Communication relates to the interference of the
u States Government with the local concerns of
the state, we are grafed to find, was laid on the
table and not afterwards called up. The language
Oh the Governor on this subject was certainly more
violent than the occasion required. Things have
not arrived at that crisis when the Governor of \
state, IN grave message to the Legislature. can
De justified IN saying, that, having exhausted The
argument we will stand by our arms 4 firm and
dlsnihed reinoDstrance against uuyyarrantable en-
croachnents IS duty. But let that remonstrance
be tempered with moderation and decision. If we
regret the warmth OF Gov. Troup language. vvhat
shall we say TO the still nenperaie teport NJ
the committee WIetha this report met the de :
lteTate sanction OF thu Committee or not il is nm
necessary to enquire. The good sense and dis
cretion of the House permitted it to sleep ouietv
on the table. Il furnishes, however, strong indi-
cation oil the dangers to be apprchended from indi
Greet or unIust measures on the subject And if