Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
[Saoannah Republican. Nay IT.
APPOINTMENT by rnE pnEsIpEN'


S,a' for the District Il Missouri III the place OF Henry
ohn b. GIBSON appointed by the G6y,rnor Chief
Justice OF the State OF fennsyrauia, N the Of William
Tishmsn, Esg dec, ased.
uface Bnuey ha been appointed, IN like manner.
the Justices OF the Supreme Court, IA the r1om OF j. b. Gb
signed.
Thomas L. MchenUy from Washington. II will he recoeole
that this distinguished genteman with Governor
associated last yvai made the of Upper Lakes
negotiated aties with several tribes of Indians
presents among them, aud has written book deIerp
I'VE Of their language manuers habits and customs, which
about - he published under the patronage of tAe enlightened
and muniacent teretary Of War.
Col. McK.uny was formerly Superintendent Of Indian
trade, and Of the late Directors Of the INK Columbia
~ George Towu considerable portion of tue stock Vi which
vas htla ny me commissioners OF the Navy pens,'
iud The talents and integrity particularly fidnesr,
displayed by col McKeuny those stations very naturally
pointed him out To Mr. Barbour, the suitable
negotiate treaties and distribute presents to the
children Of the vres, The Office Supernte
trade has been nos, unwel) abolished, and the colonel
now CLERK ~ ths WA Department
II Is understood that he l. ON bis way 10 the Upptr
Lakes anu that the olscI of his explain treaties
MADE iat year. which se"n the indians do not understand
aud to distribute more presents Ills compensation
missioner ouy SO per day. addition salary as clerk
his Il proof OF the eConoDy we'll As the wisdom of the
secretary oil war tHf Morning Courier
writer in the New Yoik Morning Courier give, ii a. hi.
opinion dat New HVk, Gen. Jackson will receive twenty
one electoral sOte' The whole electors chosen IN
thst s,ateis So.
RIPLD TR1YELLIVG.
Baltimore, Nag 70 who Philadelphia YES.
ieAy mornng 1t O'Clock. arrived this city al twenty mt
mute, brior. yesterday afternoon in the remarkably hne
ho" Contribution, Capt Robinson, beongin. TO the Union
Lines the tune performing the tp being only II hCu,, and
~ minutes as iar IS Ne informed, Lls despatch with.
out parallel. iO6,o,;cl,
EsrD OrieGns, April 23.AbouI O'Clock on SATURDAY morn
ng the steamboat Olive Branch, lying AT the Lev.e
The residence Of Mr. u ,iarigny, discovered on m
heavy shower 81 aii was falling the which prevt
Ell Tie alarm bell iom being hear reasonable distance
v nj
small Inc woOden part OF the bolt was consu., "a the
waters edge The daste thought 10 hav. originated from,
elreessness IN ,Nnguhing the ire in her fn,e. she h
arrived the night before a; 10 O'clock, frou below IGG-
la PeToweWe Gnd in Frenoh paper tie ,uhioineJ mar
Fea'Ve 10 tue reported discovery island New
Zealand, OF some OF the survivors the crew. II La Petu,
whose ships touched New Holland in 1893 and ,y. nrv
Afterwards heard Of The article dated Fort Edward Cal.
cHta, Nov. 20, 1928.
Capt; Dillon, Of the ship ST. Patrick ON voyage from Val,
paan Ia tonticeity, went sshvTe rucopi (one of Gins
tel OF Islands about two ays sail ON the ISLAND n M
the I3,h OF May, 1926, and there m with Pruv,on
OF named hin Ru het and Lacar both Of whom had I'm
merry saed with him when he Of the shin iuDt.,
Capt d. procured OF te latter silver Guard Of ,nrJ e
glass heads several dead of iai SIZE an ION b
Sass oo1tie silver spoon, and seal sword
crown ovsr TheS told capt d. that they brought be ar
ur'es toH AalicoO where two (whq the Laar had
seem h.iphgng 10 the ships from which lhey were taken vst
INed although was very long since the hiys were l
"n That coast They further stated, others Of the
crews eKsi IN of the other islands, where no vessels had
touched snce the disaster ed except about wear
"r an EuBlis whaler called there, aud afterwards
other vessel OF the haton. coupanys shin i, n b I'm
nediatey despatched Ia the above islands, under If
capt Dillon T. bring away the who may have survived and
restore then, la thea country"