Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12

ood'. ouch u me wretched state OF the Navy at
present. that the poor discharged sea,en (a,nongst
whom are those who so bray civ defended the brig
Gu:rro) arc wandering about the streets Of Vera
Cruz, destitute oil every thing, and 10 prospect of
their just demands being settled Their constant
cry when applied 10 Is NO pay Dinero''-while
it is well known fact that they not only contrive
10 pay themselves promptly, but also the demands
oil the Array, which will not be ca;olcd and tsted
wuh.-A short time since three young ge n.ieinen
oil The iirst responsibility, from the U. States, and
recently officers IN their service, were Imprisoned
al Vera Cruz, in room with the viies, criminals
appeared that one Of them being out i'm the streets
alter hours at night, was taken up by the guard &
put IN the guard house; his two friends on the day
following, applied to the Aicacdi for his release but
being refused. and having Urged, their application
longer than suited his ideas of respect one of his
exalted station and dignity, they Were all three
treated IN the most abusive manner, and confined
in the common gao', and notwithstanding the re-
repeated interference ot all the most respectable
foreigners in the place in their behalf, headed by
the Commodore AMI American Consul, they were
refused their liberty and still remain i'm prison.
Their names are Messrs Spotswooi of Virginia,
Devezac OF louisiana, and Tiinmony of Mississippi
Such was the reward of those who have fou ght &
bed. Ill their unsrateful service.
Guutdndla-The following extract Of . letter.
FROM gentleman at Guatemala to his friend in
this city, was published in the Daily Advertiser
81 am very happy to announce TO you, that the
disturbances between st. Salvado, and Guatanala
which Tor these two years have SO much afflicted
this republic, now at an end. The two con-
teHutnS parties have concluded and proc lainied
peace; and new congress is to be held iinmed-
a'oiy Both armies are joined to enter Saint Sal
vador, and 10 put themselves under the orders Of
the new congress-"
A few weeks ago, Judge Rochester returned
from Guatemala, with some thousand dollars in
his pocket, and story of the complete disorssni-
zaton OF that country. According to the above
Intelligence, published under the authority of Sc
l or af ar.s .t.yI,f al.
| an excuse 10 come home and eiectioneer. What a
cabinet We have, what set OF men TO take care of
! the intcre.ts Of tn, nationi IN Y Emo
THE INAUGURATION.
Yesterday, III pursuance OF the constitution and
previous arrangements ny the citizens of Frank
tort. Governor Metca,fe escorted into town
under federal salute. The escort consist ed of
about $50 persons. The escort AMI citizens, to
| gcther with the Governor repaired 10 the Metho
dist Church, where the latter was congratulated
OH his success and welcomed TO Frankfort i,y J
| w. Denny, Esq. in behalf OF the citizens To
th,s address the Governor replied, assuring the
! assembly In conclusion that it was his intention
to be the Governor OF the state and not of a party
| Tho oath OF office rc-cribed by the constitution
was then administered to him by John Morris
Esq. The oath against d,teiiing ,cos omitted
Frankfort argus.
Extract of a letter from Cincinnati, 1ng. 81.
"Mr. Clay is here, & you viii, by the newspa-
per accounts be led to believe his reception has
been magnifcent-give il no credit-tis true a
crowd assembled on the wharf out of curiosity up-
on the arrival OF the steam boat and many oilers
both parties to hear his speech--but no other at
tentions have been shown him; they say his health
VIII not permit him 10 mingle in society a good
story truiy-the truth is the official returns fom
kentucky reached most inopportuneiy, so much so
rs &c cause entire change cf route-N York
Pennsylvania, n. Jersey, Delaware s Maryland,
will now be debarred visit from the tinerant Sc
cretary, il is lie erinined lie i, TO return nv
the Virginia route.
This place appears Of present q Congress of dis
satisfied great men and women too.
''Fwo Major Generals. Gaines and Scott, two ca
binet Secretaries, Clay and Porter, exnini.ter
Rae e.. , Colombian Minister, Gen Harrison con-
re. men and senators without number. and Miss
Wright, lecturing on her social sysem-aI these
are more than the sober Cinc;nnatians possibly
attend to, OF course many are neglected. and re-
ceive but little consolation in their troubled estate
had forge. t. say. that after MIR. Clays despond-
ing harangue, he Yves >aluted by hundreds cheer
ing him with the loud . hUzZa for Jackson
[Phl. Sen.
Mr.. CLAY o.v HIS RETURN.
The Honorable Secretary we believe has given
up the contest himself. We see it in the =ubdued
tone of his speech at Cincinnati, published in the
Patriot of yesterday evening. We see il in the
down through the state OF .He,o York TO the Cfty
through Seto Jersey, thence to Philadelphia and
through Baltimore 10 Washington The Western
elections convince him that further e!ecfioreering
IS unnecessary, useless, hopeless and he comes by
the most direct and private route thro' Virginia
Read his speech! his spirits gone. He sees the
games up with the Coalition. TBalt. Repub.
CHARLESTON, Va. IRANAwHA1 Sept. 3-Mr
Clay arrived in town on Saturday evening last and
departed on Sunday morning, on his way to the
seat of government.
...sss.c-
The death of Judge Trimble, Of the Sup RENE
Court OF the United States, is confirmed He
died, at his residence in Kentucky yesterday three
weeks ago, after short Illness following labo-
rious term OF the Circuit Court. His loss will be
seriously felt. as he had already attained very high
estimation and reput alton as a Judge. Here is a
great Office TO be filled. The persons we have
heard principally oxen of for it, ore Mr.. M'Lean
Of Ohio. (the Postmaster GeneraD Mr. Robertson.
MIR. Crittenden, and Mr.. Boyle of Kentucky
There viii probabiybe many others. The Office
OF District Judge OF the District of Ohio is also vet
vacant. The latter we suppose, will soon be fill
eds but we SHOULD doubt whether so important an
appointment as the other will be filled until after
Congress meets. TNdf Int.
ALBANY, SepteulJer 5-IHe Erira Session oS
The Legislature, for the purpose of revising the
laws, commences in this city next Tuesday. We
are informed that the revisers have nearly ths
whole OF the revision ready to be presented The
remainder will be reported soon after The whole
work would have been completed, had il not been
for the illness of Mr.. Spencer, who has been in
capacitated for labor for the last three weeks but
is now recovering.
We have received assurances from the best sorr
cCs OF information--and the returns piyen to-day
in connection with the extract from the Ohio sun
confirm them-that the Jackson electoral ticket in
ndiana will succeed, in November next by an o.
20 yltnIr ttf,c~f ito -, Il.