Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-27

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THos J RANDOLPH, Esq
TAFToN, April 90.
Sir Il have duly received yours OF the och of
March, covering two bonds of Five rhoussnd
Dollars EACH signed by you Governor of the State
oil Louisiana. made payable to myself in trust for
my mother Mrs Martha Randolph, daughter of The
late Thomas Jefferson
Allow me, Sir, in her name, 10 express her
humble Acknowledgements for this act OF the genes
rosity and magnaniinity of the State OF Louisiana
towards her, and for the very partial and at,eriug
view M which they have been pleased TO place the
serVicss OF her father She had never permitted
herseH TO deplore the ruin of her family, believing
II amply repaid by his public service Accept for
yourself the assurance of the highest respect
Your obed't serv't,
THO'S. ]. RANDOLPH.
To His Elk. Fl. JOHNSON,
Gov. OF Louisiana.
NoRFoLK, July 20
DdH at Fortress Monroe. spendd Ball
was gwen on Tuesday evening by the Officers and
residents OF Fortress Monroe to the Officers of
the United States ship Natchez. The company
consisted OF a6ou, 200, among whom were many
ladies' and gentlemen from Norfolk, Portsmouth
and Hampton, who were entertained in a STYLE of
elegance characteristic of their polished and gallant
hosls. The ball room was sufficiently spacious
and decorated in excellent taste, with feetoons
military insignia, appropriate notices, SC and an
inscription containing the memorable words of the
lamented Perry" We have met the enemy and
they are ours,'' conspicuously displaved conysvs5
neal compliment to the Naval guests But
lsays a contemporary what gave the entertainment
its most captivating attraction was the rich dsulay
OF female beauty that crcled so gracefully in the
mazes OF the dance to the thrilling music, of the
elegant and scientific band which feaste ed eveYv
eye and delighted every ear. These. with ,hs
graceful and refined attentions of the Officers Of The
garrison, the splendid array of rich uniforms and
the elegant and bountiuI refreshments served in
the neatest and most suring style, rendered the
toni ensemble delightful beyond description. and
Kept The company together until after O'Clock in
tue morning Herald.
line new trials in the +" >conspracy'' cases he.
foe the Circuit Court of New York, have resulted
IN the conviction of Jacob Barker and Thomas
er'niiyes, and the scQuittal OF Matthew L Davis
the New ork papers of Friday evening contain
the following notice of the conclusion of these
trials:
Mr.. Seiden summed up yesterday ia behalf of
Mr.. FermiIyea, IN manner rejecting great credit
on his talents a. pesder: His argument was for
chile, and marked with much sound sense Mr.
ogden made some few remarks on the same side.
M! 1mf. Msxweii closed on the part of the people
Ihe jury retired last evening" and returned in about
an hour, with verdict of GUILTY
Mr. Davis summed up his defence this morning
IN speech that drew tears from the eyes of every
juror and the listening counsel, and carried con-
yiction TO their minds, Mr.. Maxwell made some
rev remarks to the jury, who charged at
length by Judge Edwards Sc retired & in about on.
minute returned with verdict of Nor Curry
he Jury were thea discharged with the thanks Of
the Court.
From the London Courier Of Nav 221
The Ldto 0f Privileges .- A statemen, pub.
Ished IN several OF he newspapers, with the title
OF :" Law of Privileges" and PROCESSING to eiye
a full narrative OF he proceedings in a case in
which the coachman oftbe mericsn Minister IVA.
charged with an assault, is calculated TO give an
erroneous Impression Of those proceedings The
inference which the terms of the narrative would
warrant, that the servant had neglected TO- obey the
summons 10 attend The Police Office on Sattn dav
last, in riolGfion Of the pledge, that he should h.
forthcoming, given by the Secretary of the Ameri
can Minister, is altogether untrus
The servant did attend the Police Office On the
DAY Tor which the pledge given (Wednesday
the 10Th inst hat he did not attend ON The Sa.
,urdsy following, was owing entirely 10 a misun.
Outstanding.
There other inaccuracies Of fact. in the nara.
graph in question: and falss coIouring is given 70
those facts OF the narrative, which relate 10 the in
reference OF the American Minister'S Secreia,y.
u sulucleht TO say, ~ TO them that the
reference to the Law Officers was made by direc
iIoh OF The Foreign Office; aAd that no stem has
been taken by the American Minister which could
as'iy the interference OF any W ish on hs mar, fhu
quite the reverse) 10 screen bis servant iron, the
legal consequences Of the offence with which be Is
charged
public diuner was given by the citizens OF ;reio, .
General BOwn and The Post Master General on ,be ~ 49,
ivy P''eei" Washington on the morning the III
from TIE NoRTHBEST
A-AHsct o. letter IRONS gentleman ACCOMMODATING r; ~ g.
70 me Editor Of the Detroit Gazette dated june "a 1877
pleasant sod expeditions passage Of sven DAYS id,rrs,
ng on te way ia an exclusion 10 the Saul IL gfef sf -
nihatd ~ one Of those disasters which TIE s,t ,
n'IeNealy 100 pori Mistress Clay ,u,nry cIav II ~ rs
u the steam Boat when within absu mic nf n - %
arrested ~ her progress by uoeiy
- - i.pslsa WIN uil9tf 43S gravity until yestsr-
rasfenEers and crew. and removed u lees ,ue,eJ
he misfortune q % be attributed 70 the STATE II The 49,
boh are 50 hEh that The chaei could be fasilv t
De e1eiuons Of The captain aud we're upen{s s
g The Govennr tskss b. depsrtu,e o-t,nrro,y Toe p; l.
Smtn, accompanied ~ Nj Fofyth. report t,fsvs5 ~
bat we Wnueoagoe' have Ffoposed Win the Po
aniei, of Che purpose 0f driving tie n,iosrs - 49,
ennuy them patience hos been exhausted by fe -.,
ie and deajy Increasing agfrenion. N a. SOY
iffspg upon them with Indifference n fs,r 49, at
e'n % their expulsion from counr. for he s ~
Ficht tbe inuder have that kind OF argnnent g. ~,
topi' 40 tneeva ~ ai queons between the .trons and ~
seak ~ ihc lowest computation 1000 men are e,..5 W
fofkus the'f mines yielding employment 10 sv go. 49,
Dat ae continuity plying hetwoen hoss points ami 81 g
I4' w ne ~ ne mines a. soon express canoe an
train i5r righteous settlement re will PROBABLY 800;
On hn fewn 70 ssesiiin the feeling, N H.
The 10Th of Jniy ihs day appointed FOR orss,. a.
y hni iniian' SIC - diforyin htH novcnef sb,t -,
a ay commence Five tx days may egs,.s
as ePs e'erfa gensH may he ieaJy % sppeaf and AZ