Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26
time, no blame is imputahle TO Messrs. G,es ane
Seaion. Yours, sc.
THOAAIS II. BENTON.
May Goth, 1926.
MIR. RANDOLPH.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2O-We announced
yesterday the arrival of this gentleman in this city
and his intention of embarkng in the packet shin
Alexander for Liverpool.
10 day at noon he went board the steam
BOAT An immense concourse was assembled at
Cheshut street landing To witness his departure,
among whom were some pick-pockets. One of
them was taken into custody when in the act of
cutting out pocket-book.
The great majority of the crowd consisted, how
ever, OF the most respectable people, There was
OF course. no noise; but when he entered the ca
Din, multitude, DESTROYS of having closer view
oil " the lion OF the day" rushed after him. He
avoided gratifying their curiosity, by repairing TO
the Ladies' cabin,-the Ladies making no obiec-
ton. TO-
FOR ~ minutes past, our street has been Ihroug-
ed with people, winding their way TO the wharf
from which Mr.. Randolph is 10 embark The
crowd on the wharf is said TO he immense We
just learn attended 10y crowd of shouting bows.
Mr.. Randolph has embarked and is n, nresen,
locked up in the Ladies' cabin. Thousands will
oe disappointed, as he is determined not to come
out OF the Cabin, until the Steamboa; shall be full
uh1er way Press.
NORFOLK, May 49, Our distinguished fellow
citizen, John Tyler, Governor of Virginia, is now
on visit to this place, attended by Col Pendle-
ton, OF the Executive Council, and Col Crozet
r.
rived on Sunday night in the steam boat Peters
burg. On Monday The Governor paid visi, 10
Fortress Monroe TO examine the situation and mill
tary works oil that place, and returned in the ey en-
ing. On Tuesday morning he sat out for the
Dismal Swamp Canal md Lake Drummond, with
Coi. Fendieton and Col Crozet, accompanied bv
severai oil The directors and other citizens He
expressed great pleasure and admiration al the
magnitude and Importance of the canal which very
lar exceeded his expectations, and enlisted his
best wishes in its behalf The weather being ex-
cessivey warm, the party did not return until
w Wednesday evening. Yesterday the Governor paid
visit TO the Navy Yard, where he was received
with the utmost hospitality and attention by the
worthy commander, Com. BARRON, with whom
after viewing the various departments of the Yard
and other objects of interest," he parook of a cola
ton with number OF our most esteemed citizens
who accompanied him thiiher.
On his return from the Navy Yard TO his lodgings
(at Mrs Murphy's boarding house) the 54,h regt.
under the command of Col. ALLstANp, being on
parade, marched in review before the Governor, he
receiving the passing salute standing in the balcony
uncovered. The Governor then, with The semitic
men accompanying him, and several of our citi-
zens, repaired on board the Macedonian frsate To
dine with Captain BIDDLE, why're they were en- err
tanned In elegant style, and spent most agreeable
afternoon. The Governor will take the steam boa,
this morning on his return to Richmond
The dignihed simplicity of his manners, am. his
frank and unostentatious department, inyoluntarily
commanded for Governor TYLER the warm attach
ment and respect Of all Of cur citizens, who have
had the pleasure of associatns with him during his
stay among them, and peculiarly adapt him for the
Office OF Chief Magistrate of purely republican
people. Heyold