Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27

After this paper prepared for press w
learned by gentleman from Williamsburg tina
the whole vote in Clermon, county was as follows
For James Findlay 378, David Morris S04, Tho
mas Morris 775. In Hamilton county. the vot
a. near can be ascertaned) was for Gen. Find
lay 1855, David Morris 1911; making the agsre-
gate, in the district, for
James Findlay 2e44
David Morris 24I5
Thus giving Gen. James Finday plurslit,
over David Morris, the administration candidate
OF more than Fire Hiy,dred rotes-notwith-
standing there were two Jacksonian candidates il
the field
The victory is complete, and The first Congress
sional district OF Ohio has secured to itself Re
preventative to the Goth Congress who will faith
hiliy study TO advance the interest, and observe
the will OF his constituents.
Cincinnati republican, Get Is.
In 1924, there were given from this Distric
1923 votes; at the last election, the jackson can
didates received 1886 votes.
PRovIDENcE, Oct. 10.
We learn that Mr.. Adams arrived in Newpor
on Friday last, in the afternoon. He was watet
upon at Townsend's by great numbers of the cii
zens, who exchanged saIutations with him in re-
publican simplicity and heartiness. Saturday morn
ing he again received the calls of the citizens, anC
at o'clock, visited the Redwood Library, anC
the Newport Lace School. About ten he pro
ceeded in Colonel Tottens barge, accompanied BY
that gentleman, Lieut.. Gov. Collins, Hon. Mr.
Robbins, and the Marshal of Rhode Island Dis
trict, 10 fort Adams and spent some time in exam,
ming the Notifications erecting on Brenton'.
Point, with which he expressed himself much gra
tted. He returned by land 10 Townshend's at
O'Clock, and was again visited by the citizen,
AT three O'Clock, in pursuance of previous arrange
ments made by Messrs. Robbins, Pearce, anC
Randolph, az committee for that purpose; the
President sat down to dinner at Town.hends's a,
which about fifty of the citizens were present
The entertainment afforded high qualification to
all who participated in it, and was crowned with
the richest and most venerable wines, sparkling
champagne, and mellow Madeira, that could be
collected from the choicest private cellars in New
port; sufficient evidence of its superior excel
lence. Lieut.. Gov. Collins and Dr.. Mann presid-
ed. AT o'clock, Nj Adams took leave oil
the company, from the necessity of his depar-
ture Tor New York, and accompanied by Messrs
Collins, Northam, Ellery, Collector of the Dis
tricD Robbins, Pesrce and the Marshal, went on
board the Revenue Cutter Vigilant, Captain Ca
hoone, which soon after got under weigh and pro-
ceeded for New York, the three first named gen.
IIemen taking passage in her,
On Sunday the Vigilant was obliged TO anchor
off Flushing, Long Island, in consequence of head
wind, and on Monday morning the steam boat
LinnGus went along side, and took the President
to New York, who proceeded toward Washington
on Tuesday morning.-Mrs. Adams reached New
York on Sunday in a carriage. Journal
The toast drank in honor of the President, was:
The President of the United States AT HOME
in Rhode Island
The President then and spoke in effect as
follows, bns in bis own more appropriate and elo-
queEt language:
rise, gentlemen, TO return you my thanks for
the very Hattering manner in which have lust
been alluded to, and for the kindness Of my recep-
ton here among you. II has given me an oppor-
tunity OF renewing many old and valued friend
ships, and OF forming new ones equally fortunate
in my estimation of Them. 1t has been grateful
TO me thus to receive aud reciprocate your kind
nesses. The occasion, believe me, will ever re-
main dear TO my memory. Permit me, gentlemen,
to offer you:
Rhode Islsnd-I In the American sisterhood
may her prosperity be proporiioned, not to the
loSness OF her stature, but TO the loftness of her
spirit"
This admirable sentiment was received with en-
thusasm and drank with flowing bumper.
The Collector Of the port, Christopher Elery,
Esq being called upon for toast-gsve 4" The
beautiful in nature, womans smle.'
Tic IISbiutNt DdtnB ABOUT 10 TetHe from The
table, observed in alusion TO The last oa. that he
would give " the beautiful again he then
gave
g The most beautiful gem on the bosoia of the
ocean the Island Of Rhode Island"
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 49,
The trial OF EckfOrd, Jacob Barker and others.
indicted in New York for conspiracy to deirsud
certain banks and individuals, terminated on
Thursday last Judge Edwards delivered his
charge to the jury on Friday morning. On Sa.
turday morning, the jury made communication TO
the court, that they bad not agreed on verdict
but wished 10 come into court On their appearing
IN The jury box, Il stated by one Of the panel
that there was no possibility OF their coming to an
agreement, they therefore prayed 10 be discharged
Mr.. Golden wished the court TO instruct the iurv
that il they could agree in favor Of anY one of the
defendants they might bring a verdict Of not gull.
~ as t. him. The district attorney denied that this
could BE- legally done. The juror remarked that
they could agree upon no one point; and said he
could assure the court on his honor, that # tbeV
should sit month there was an impossibilitv Of
heir agreeing Being asked it the court could
give them any assistance which might remove the
difficulty, he replied that he did not think thew
could The court said they could not, in the ex
srcise OF sound discretion, discharge the Jury Al
present. and they returned 10 their room
Pending this famous trial, Jacob Barker said 10
he court, speaking Of the claim OF Mr.. Eckford
upon the Colombian government Tor building the
Irgaie La Plata, ihas be would have The lingering