Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07

such opposition to candidate VIII, ha, been osulary
brought before them Tor their suffrage.
| PosrscRiPr.-U- We understsnd with asonish.
ment aud alarm, that the "Iufidei fIcket nisc.I,eJ
'the Working Mems Ticket" is Far ahead ~ every
oher assembly ticket In The city-nct executing even
inc regular ramriany Hall Ticket. What = state
o. oos ,",ns. nave we reaeh.d ticket got up openly
anu avowediy in opposition to all binks-n oppo-
stion TO social oFdgr-in opposition 10 The rishis o
running ahead of every other. Is not h
sufficient 10 state mci who have re,ari for m. fn
jamentsi laws Of society, Io,k "a, IL hank y.ntl.n.,
look 10 It ron who oppose regular Nominations. On
whom does The responsibility rest OF state OF anarchy
AMI cohtusionl " ''
Mechanics anil Working men. Won ar. s.,,ds, ~.
cevei oetrayet we call upon you examine the ma.
urs OF the original resolutions passed ahe Military RI all
IN Wooster street, aud then go aud vote ,nv III
You can fhd. rather then lend yourselves to the sur,
po't of ticket got up by Fanny Wright Robert Dale
Owe" and L: JsnnnE,-l.w Y. Courier.
Judge Barnes. the PRECEDENT Of the District Court for
the city anil county OF Philadelphia, was engaged, on
SATURDAY morning, in hearing Ease Of mucn public
interest. NJ. Joaquin BarroIo Pereira, gentleman
well known az resident of This city for several years
and recently Charge de futures OF Portugal was ar.
rested ON Friday, aud bail demanded in the large sum-
az we are Informed, of hundred thousand dollars
'hc suit was brought by NJ. forbade d'Azamb,i-
Ji-late'y recognized by The Government Of III. u.
nited states. as acual Charge de Afaires CT Por,u-
ga, Tor the recovery Of the documents spl archives
OF tho ieg,tion which NJ. Barrozo dcclin., lie.
heavy amount OF bail; NJ. B,rroZo was conint
IN prison during Friday night. Before the Court,
'no'ioa was made his behalf in the first place, for
his liberation bail, the ground that the
suit was improperly brought, the King OF Porting
was the owner OF the documents, and his plomat-
&c representative who was named az the plaintiff; anil, i'd
the second place for his entire discharge the ground
oil his diplomatic privilege. The Court sustained the
validity OF the first objection; the second wa,
un'i saturday next, in sequence OF the absence OF
part OF the court.
The writ was issued by MI Phillips, with whom was
associated 10 the argument on behalf Of NJ Torsd-, Mr.
nj
APPOINTMENT or GOVERNOR
This morning. mail brorg Int Tvs the agreeable intel.
gence that G,et ID. Wall Ed of Bmrlins ,on has re-
ceived the appointment 81 Governor of New Jersey.
Thi. appointment cannot il TO prove highly acceptable
to the political friends OF the new Governor, and we
think IL will not be unacceptable 10 the adverse
dence and respect OF the great body ofhe Republicans
OF New Jersey, and anticipate, the result of ih.
appointments the most favorable consequences TO the
political Importance and 20 the Internal wealth OF our
State. New Jersey has efficient AMI capabl,
Chief Magistrate: The votes were'
Williamson Is Chetwooi .
We take nnfegned pleasure in announcing the appoint,
ment OF Stacy q. Potts, L "a. editor Of the Treu,on Elm.
GyVccark I,ielngencer.
APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT.
John George Schwartz, 10 be Consul of the United
States at Vienna in the Austrian Empire.
James Lenox Kennedy of New York, TO be Consul of
the United States for the Ports OF Guaymas, Ma,tazan
and San Bias, in Mexico.
Sas h. Everett of Now York, 10 he Consul of the
United States at Panama, in the Republic of Columbia
Asa Worthingon OF New York, 10 be Consul of the
United States at Lima and for the Ports OF Peru, vice
William Radcliffe removed.
Joseph w. +. Wallace, TO be Consul Of The United
States at San Antonio, in Mexico vice David Dixon
resigned.
John NJ. Bowycr Of Alabama, To be Consul Of the
United States at Gazacuaco in Mexico vice Charles
Douglas, removed.
EMANUEL J. WEST, to he Charge dAAars of the
United States, to the Republic Of Peru. ~. S Tel.