Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12
VOL. XXVI.. NO. 1,
the property of Com. Porter, and now the yc,i-
dence Of Ex-Presi3ent Adams, where they were
asgaled with collation. OF vands and beverages. D.
Petels5Mrg O!d O0rainiua

Dtio'rdre osnf Hudson (anai--A Ill for the
further grant ofthe credit Of ,be state TO this COM
pany was passed 60 thrd reading in the Assent
bly, on Wednesday, by vote OF SO 10 81. Itwss
originally reported by Mr.. pradish for s5oe ,atc
but an amendment proposed by bir. Page, 10 re.
strict il TO $500, COS, was accepted. a considsr7-
BILE debate took place oD Wednesday, Ia wistch
Messrs Mann. Edgerton and Eiiridg e olToscd IN.
grant, aud Messrs. Bradish Sbeppassi sij rsortcn
supported H. The ground 81 opefsszs was tho :
fiscal condition cf the sifse. Iff. Mann made
strong speech against the grant. Mr.. Edgertou
showed by public documents the bad policy Of any
private grants. Ut is extremely doubtful whether
the bill will become law during The present ses-
sion.-The chances are against it,.
since TIE above MAS written, We have learned
further from Albany, that Wednesday after
noon, the bill making the grant TO the Delaware
and Hudson was decided 20 be majoriiy bill, and
net fieo-fhids one 1t had been referred by
the speaker 10 the standing committee for tinl;
purpose This increases the chances of success
] Banhs.-lt will be perceived by accounts from
Albany, that seven renewals and three new banks
have finally passed the Legislature One of t,a
new banks is for the city, to be located in Court
land street, andis called the Merchants Exchange.
yhis has received the signature Of the Goveruor
and has, therefore, become a law. There are
three other new banks for the city, and great
many old and new Tor the country before the Sen
ate II IS not certain That they will pass, bo.
cause il is difficult TO keep the members togetli-
er at the present season OF the year. When the
whole question shali.be settled, very sineulgr
state of things will be presented for calm s care
tul examination nv. Z. Emo.
The Pink is out lss. nigh. in fun blast against
the recent Custom House appointments, after D
gloomy breathing spell of two days. MIR. Swat.
won't he adnits is a gentleman, and that is S6me.
, thing Tor good society leader 10 admit OF {.
jackson man. But what then, lie has ''ao yrO.
perty," says the Pink Monsious incony euienseI
We all have Eel. it; and the Pink has Gelt too in
his ume--but let that pess-''SuiIiciont for Ill.
i day Is tho evil thereof" Then the appraiscts---
Jeromus johnson, ga grocer and Alderman Cce
ga dry goods shopkeeper, in small way.'' IIo
hopes the revepue may not suffer from their ar-
Doniment. VIC hope SC, too,-and the OILY way
TO avoid il, is not to appraise plain gold snuff. Lo
at 500, 900 value.
AS to surveyor, turn, we expected some
thing very complimentary, hUt il fell short OF re-
ahty. We know the cause Of this hostility IT
was whispered among the polite circles that Charles
. could not ebtan case Of Champaign wthoutou2
mark on the case; SO he compelled. at an al
ranced price, to buy up all the Champaign of tie
old brand aud has ordered his batch in future fIon
Philadelphia In tits spirit Of vexaon, he wrote
has article of las, evening. But after ALL we trea.
him too seriously. Hc is pleasant iocose fellow,
bat has terrible Anack Of saying ill-natuTed
things that he feels noi-bcsdes he belongs to tic
!, defeated party-and thus great allowances are 10
: be made for him. How he ever came u belong %
successful Party, puzzles as. efj.
We observe by postscript in ths g,ltimore
papers that the venerable Mr.. Maury has been
removed as Consul at Liverpool and Mr. FSar-
: els Ogden appointed as his successor. OF this a.-
s pointmentwe may -dy rs we did of at Of Collector
= II the removal was TO be made, have no ofiec-
ton to the new incumbent. MIR. Ogden is a vel
: inlormed man, Of strict integrity, and courteous
demeanour. His family is of the most resreet-
: able in Flew Jersey, and two Of his brothers were
. actively engaged in assisting the Commander in
Is chief at New Orleans. ~ Z. Com. .Adr
81 The new Collector OF this Port, entered Upon
The duties of his Office yesterday, and was indicted
e oy his predecessor with the gratest poteness ana
:, good feeling. The following changes have been
. made an the office:-Davds lyons (ate Deputy
: Naval Offcer) and Melancthon Swartwout have
;, been made Deputy Collectors, and Henry Ogden
Cashier. These gentlemen have all beer appointed
:, in the place Of Mr.. Tbcmpson'5 sons, who refgre
y will their father. eB
Every person will acknowledge The iustce-og
the following sentiments fTem the pen Of the ell.
: tor of the National Gazette: IN Y Gdz
- "Ihe Washington correspondent OF the Unj,ca
y States Gazette, asserts-that the appointment Of
n Mr. M'Lane as minister to England, sis undcr-
=; stood 10 have been forced upon General Jackson
= by Mr.. Van Buren,, that "Alr M'Lane was ot-
Tended because General Jackson, in forming his
a cabinet, had acted in contradiction 10 his Wishes
y that ''when he found himself disappointed in h;a
. expectation OF being chosen 10 the departmeu ut oa
20 the Treasury, he threw off all restraint and gave
- his feelings vent and latitude of expression
;s sha alarmed The cabinet a. "groat efforts yvese
- made 10 pacify him. SC We have adeoua,o
reason 10 think that all these assertions are grossly
untrue. 1t seems 10 have been the writer's Oh.
= lJect to injure the reputation Of MIR NJ Lane az
well as to feed the morbid appetite Of party los
political scandal Luckily, statements so e ytrsvg-
CANT in themselves, and so inconsistent with Inc
- general character Of that gentleman San never DO
, credited by rejecting and liberal readero. some
: oil the gossip or salnagundi which sthus trans.
United from Washington, may be well foanded
but we see so much which we know to he entire
> y spurious that distrGsi the whole and yyOnlt;
recommend incredibly - Others"
From the .Neto Kork Papers of .qpyfI 80.
. report is received by the schr. Theatre which
~ eft 81. Thomas 18th inst. That Capt Anderson OF
- the sehr. Virginia, OF Norfolk, had been tried on 3.
" charge ofPraey, and convicted. We are without
q any particulars u was said he had confessed tlst
= he had captured OF been concerned in the robbery
= OF two vesses-but that this confession was na.f
!, while he was 10 state Of intosicaiioB.
:: We understand that The Governor has refused 10
- pardon Richard Johnson, convicted OF the murder
~ OF Ursula Newman, and That the Sheriff of this
: county has received letter from Ills Gseellencv
!, TO that effect Johnson will therefore he executed
!" pursuant TO sentence, on the 9Th May.-lIers95t~
i tile.
d We last evening were fsyoured by The cap,sin
:, . OF The steamboat Citizen, from Albany, with tie
y Albany Argus Of Wednesday morning
= Bdahs.-On Tuesday afternoon, in the Senate
:. The following bank charters were renewed VIZ
:, Middle District Bank, Jefferson County Ba,k
> Central Bank at Cherry Valley Chenango Bap6
= Ontario Bank, and Bank OF NeWburgh fils Ter
: Incorporating the TOY Bank and Gonessoe Dank.
were also passed These bills oaly require the
9 signature Of the governor 10 become a law Tie
:, bill TO renew the charter Of the Bank OF Columbia
was rejected.
IN the House, tle following new baak bills weyc
= passed-Greenwich and Manufacturers Bank in
y ~ York Wayne County Bank Ogdensbur.d Banl.
y Whitehall Bank, Bank Of Brooklyn, & " rchants'
Exchange Bank, New York TIE following new
banks were reected- Cswspo Bank W MI. rvilie
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