Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03


The Nashville papers are ringing with paper
war between Mr.. Erwin The p. Nj Lister, and Gen
Houston. MemLer OF CODgress.--MI +. in prlva e
| note had called upon Gen. Ii. 10 knuw whether In
Opposing Mr.. Es appointment he had made state
ments inpeaching the integrity of his conduct
Gen. H., admitted the iGci,- Hp which tie 9th
Sept. Mr.. K. addressed him note calling II, on
him for satisiscIon be states That This note was
put into Gen. H's hand-and on the next day, Mir.
h. not having heard from him, publishes The Cor
reSpondence with comments rejecting on Gen Ii
This Is the amount of MIR. e communication
On the i2h Gen. ii. makes long reply lie
remarks the circumstances OF MIR. E's appoint-
ment states that perhaps the best tXplanaiIon
which be offered for The - extraordinary con
daci of Messrs. Adams AMI Clay il app hitting
him, is to be found in MIR E's letters /, tie p NJ
General, extracts from which Gen. H. publishes
and in which MIR Il. .Sys:" am perhaps unkno s, n
TO you III any other character except that Of Editor
OF the Wing, in which capacity | claim TO haze
suffered a miniature maJtyrdom ia behGif0f the
administration The same person are ecu ,Il,
! GUerSe 10 your holding the station lOhicn y0ie
i'll ICiM so much appreciation md tlt,fify; g.
also TO Mr. Adams, Mr. Clay and all their friend.
Gen. IL. goes on to assign bis Tor having
charged MIR with wanl Of integrity; ani then.
details the circumstances of Mr. lis challenge;
which he declined to receive through the hands oil
!. l.
objections against Col. Smith rs actiDs--det liz
his last and angry interview with Col. S.-a,l1nits
that H. receIv Ell Alr. rs note from Col s. bu,
states that he did not open and the inoincai OF
receiving II, declared that he should refer it TO L
friend Col. McCrescr. He produces certi6caf4
TO show, that duIas the SAIL interview. Col
MEG. appeared AID Gen. III. handed him the NOT
that / oil. Nc Z said something, addressing linn
self to Col Smith L. and threv The note on the
pavement " This scene took place In The presence
OF d consd cradle crowd.
hlr. Erwin has pledged himself TO reply 10 ten.
ii's Publication. - we shall notice il when II AZ,
pears.
The Hartford Mercury states that "Even in
Virginia Mr.. Clay was cordiahg received and in
yred TO public enicrtaiuinvnt. al VIII ch wef e pre-
sent many Of the Di0sG ,especta5ie citizens of that
State" 4 mole hi! out OF mountain! THIS is
the art Sl HlGtIns the must out of q little ihIag.
Mr.. Halle, who was lately chosen TO til ths
vacancy Ia tie representation OF The Stale oil Mis-
sissippi IN Congress, has also been CHOSEN 10 be
the Representative OF that State TO- The twentieth
Congress There were five candidates, and Ms.
al. received about thousand votes more Than e.
thef OF the others.
The Mayor of Washington has announced thai
Mr.. Writ will deliver an Eulogy on the lives and
characters of Thomas jefferson aud John a iams
on the 18th Inst it, the Chamber OF The H. Oi r.
The last 4" Coram's Champion" OF y. Y states
as " from undoubtsd authority, Ina, Mr Southland
quits the naval Department lie lsto 20 abroad. !"
u he ~. Enquirer recently sIid, u Il, wills
pered that Mr.. Sou'hafd takes ths place 81 him
Ister al Colombia IN place Of Mr.. Anderson oe
ceased; and dat Mr.. SANFORD (U. s. Senator
from N. w. may be invited to the Navy De-
\ Dsument.
1T Data isrecei.e,- Cifis,n Of Nooray 10 next
Phooioa shall aPptat 81 tbe hrst opportunity
Communicated.
MARRIEDl--on the ffh ult Mr.. John r. Syof'uy9t TO-
hi Lciia H. daughter Of John AsDn, Ear ~ toe Nc.'a
I Benz. a. Rice, all OF reteishure.
---, the ih ut, by tie Rev. Mr. Willis, fAsar u.
Wa'oor, soreey Jaw, ais. Inn Re5ce, osy daosher
! o, us, hctecCa +. Cis4kg, I'll 20 charl.5 tr3.