Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

uSueer department.; and Will, so far as il NAV be
III his power, lend his aid to promote its usefulness
and, if possible to increase its consideration in th,
public estimation.
ALEXANDER MACoMB,
Oaj. Gen. Chief Engineer efthe U. S.
From, the EederieI Citi=en.I
MIR. WAKEFIELD.
This gentleman continues t.. maintain the INNS.
mysterious silence in relation to the interrop,to
ries. He has had every opportunity to reply and
mas mad suhcient time to reflect upon what course
he will take, in the unfortunate and perple kin, d.
lemma in which he is placed. It'll very evident
that ne is afraid TO deny that he told Dr. Zollicko
fer, he could get any foreign appointment he
aoanted; out that II uoouid not do no,C. lest the
people night discover the manner in uhieh fb;ne
ooere conducted. &c. The proof of it and all the
other charges in the queries, can be produced and
Mr. Warteld knows it well. The question nov
is, when was Mr.. Warfield to be belicved-at the
time he made the disclosure of the manner In
Mhicn hinss were conducted; or now when he
denies that some of the facts mentioned in that dis
closure, arc not so! Mark the distinction docs
not deny that he made the disclosure becaus,
that can be proved; but he denies that some of the
circumstances embraced in the disclosures ever
occurred, because they rest as he thinks excIn.
sively upon the credibiiity OF his communicated
to the doctor.
The first question is-Did Mr.. Warfield mals
the disclosure to DR.. Zollickolfer? The affirmative
Is proved not only by the doctor, but by MIR. War
The next question is-Dd Mr.. Warfield STATE
facts to Dr. Zollickofier! The presumption is tina,
lie did, and we shall hereafter prove bv various
concurrent circumstances that his statement 10 The
Doctor Is entitled to belief
Since the disclosure of one responsb,s NAME s.
not had the effect of drawing out Mr.. Wnr6eIdE
more distinctly, we shall now CRAFTY him with
copy oil DIR. Zoilickoffer's certificate which wet
hold in his own hand writing attached to the cue
RES which have been propounded to him.
hcfo -
held with the Hon. Henry r. Warfield. afle,E
he returned from the city Of arlington and sbor.
~ after the election Of John O. Adam. 40 pro-
ident OF the United States.
VIM. ZoLLICKoFFER"
WAsHiNGToN, May 3I.-We have pleasure II :
stating that, on Thursday last the SEcRErAnyA
OF THE TREASURY, on behalf Of the u. s sub.
scribed for One Million of Dollars to the Stock a.
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal C0nnanv an
paid the first instalnent of ten thousand dollar:
upon il. rNn, Lt
PRoMorroNs s. APPOINTMENTS in the ARM
the OF U. s., since the publication of the RegistcH
for January, 1928.
PROMOTIONS ENGINEER CORPS
Lieut.. Colonel Charles Gratiot. TO he CoIoneI
18th May 1928, vice Macomb, appointed Mao
Major j. G. Totem, brcvet Lieut. Colone, II h,
leu. Colonel 24ih May, 1928, vice Graiiot pro-
Captain Syl. Thayer, brevet Lieut.. Colonel "a
noted '"'"' PV
LIST. Lieut.. Richard DeIafield, to be ca,taip
2fth May 1928, vice Thayer promoted 81
I'd Lieut.. Stephen Tuttle, to be LIST Lien, 90
May 1928. vice Delafield, promoted s.
Brevet I'd Lieut.. Alexander ID. Bacbe n r.
"a Lieutenant, LIST July, 1925, vice futile, promo.
Appointments by the President of the IT s,.,..
by and with the advice and consent of the Sc
nate. S ~
Beaufort t. Watts, of S. c., to be Secretary ~
Legation at ST. Petersburg
toward 1. Iayin, of Va, to be Secretary of lie.
CATION to the Republic OF Colombia.
James Webb, Of Florida, to be Judoe oe .bs
rida. VI ~ q
William Allison M'Rea, of Florida To he A,tu.
in said Territory.
siienry Wilson, of Florida to be Marshal for sal
Southern Judicial District 'o' 'a''
Adam Gordon, of Florida, to be Marshal of tl,eN
DISTRICT OF '" Florida, in the place of III. Wilson d
transferred ""'0l
James G. Ringgold, of Georgia. n hs A,o-,oyE
oil the United States for the Middle Dstrct n VII
rida, in the place of William A. M'Rea transfer n
red. ea' "ansle'
W" 9 understand that Edward Hughes, A. M
,dte vice president OF the Washington Civ Col III
iege' Is appointed President of that institution vic
rev MIR. heiiy, appointed President of CatboliH
College about TO be established i'm the civ n Dr.
tadclphia. vac Ni'y VI I'LL
MT Hughes has for seventeen wears bson "a
instructor OF youth, during the greater n,rt ~
whlch ne has conducted public Seminaries viii
,eputauon and success. His last location ,v,s "a
1ecsDurg, IN virginia. whence he brings bich tss u
honiais 10 his character and classical att,;nne,t
/" are sorry TO part with Mr.. Kelly but are al a
lhathe leaves TO the Institution so resnsc,aht' IA
successor. respectable
Richard Randall, hi. d. has been s,non,od n. a
essor OF the Institutes of Medicine and Mad;rs9
jurisprudence, in the Medical Departne,t ~ 49,
Columbian College. P''''en' OF Tue
~, hohas +. Jones, NJ. u. formerlv professo, "A
::ens,ry ana Natural Philosophy in William an4
."aiy Ioliege, virginia, and late of the FranLIu
lns'itute' phiadelpha, is appointed profsssor
chemistry IN the Medical Department NJ d. r. III
[D.
HAIL STORM.
bALTiMoRE, May 29.--The hail sto-,, .f Ar, n
lay last was experienced with much ,'i., ~ 'ion
calvert County. A black man. v,bo ,,, s,o'onco
o It's Jury, was so much injured tbat !,
his death. 'a' occasiopc18
gentleman rcsidingat West River ;,fo,,,,s N
nat the appearance Of the clouds ,hera ,.a.s.
y awful, and that the animals of co.. "a" , w
ION evinced the greatest terror. No ~, ucsclpE
rood. "i"eoia'e neghbosE
: = tspiain Taylor Of the steamboat s,srv,,.s =,
he ,,nn"s yesterday morning, informs re H.,
I've Pdrt OF talbot county the hail did &C.,
50 " 'he crops Of wheat Tic ur;nr;na II