Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-17

We are sorry to say that information has reached this city
within day or two that James Monroe, Ex-Presdent OF
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We learn from the Richmond Enquirer, that John RAN
dolph declines reelection to Congress.
The report of an instruction among the blacks near
New Orleans received Norfolk, is dscredted Dy iaser
accounts.
In the Senate on Saturday, after good deal oil discus
SION the Injunction of secrecy removed from such
part of the Executive Journal Of the Senate Tor the last
session, relates to the questions concerning
acted mon hv the Senate Nat III.
III. Senate Of the United States in session yeser
day.
Mr. Clay late Secretary Of stae left Washington on Sat
urday, with his family for his residence IN ana
arrived in Baltimore on the evening OF that DAY.
Mr.. Rush remains for the present at his residence IN
Washington. MIR. Souhard much enfeebed by ms ia,e
llness but recovering strength, also Fehaihs III " ~
ington.
On Wednesday, came at New York; the trial OF catha-
ne Cashier for the murder Of Susan Anthony by sabbhg ner
with knife the eth Of February last, in a house, near te
" Five Points" The jury brought in verdict OF guy
On Tuesday last Richard johnson was tried at New
York, for the murder of Mrs Ursula Newman IN NOV last
| and found guilty. ..ah: H.;
tannc aestys Resident and Consular Agent to the Govern
ment Of Greece and NJ Achille Rohan has zen appon-
ted Consul General of France the same government ms
deemed preliminary to the absolute recognition Of the nae-
pendence of Greece, by England and France ;,
BY report of the comptroller OF the state OF New for
appears that $40 O00of public money have peeh os by
| loans to individuals. -
The New York journal Of Commerce says There are let
in from Washington which assert positively mat the
office of Collector of New York, has been offered 10 ME- Gam
breleng, and that of Surveyor, to Major Noah
An effort now making England to prevent the renewal
by Parliament of the Charter of the East India Company, at
its approaching expiration Mr. Buckingham, the celebrated
Eastern TRAVELLERS engaged in visiting the commercial parts
the Kppdom and delivering lectures, with the view of excl
ting opposition to the monopoly OF the India ana emma aae
by the Company
Mr. Clay has been invited to partake Of public dinners
at Hagersown and Frederick, IN Maryland, on his reurl
to his residence in Kentucky.
On monday the I'd inst at Boston, sixth attempt wa
made to burn the dwelling house of Mr. Lolng reward
ofS150 is offered for the apprehension OF the incendar
Major Alexander Garden died at Charleston on the % vi
the election Of the president and the surmse as TO nj
Secretary OF State ". a. amer.
GEN Jackson has been duly elected president Of the
States Von Bruner, the Governors OF New YORK; is men
toned as the Secretary OF State. $50
Gen Peter b. Porter, late Secretary OF war, and his FAM
~ left this city yesterday (mondsy) for their residence
New York carving with them the respect and good wshe
of all who enjoyed the pleasure OF their
| n at. Int.
The late post Master Gen Mr.. MLean retired from ht
duties of his office, on Monday last
Mr. Ingham the new Secretary of the Treasury, entered
upon the duties of his office Saturday the 9TH inst.
| A letter from Washington the Editor Of the Baltimore
Chronicle, intmstes the highest dissatisfaction o. MIR
| Randolph with the Cabinet. The writer says:
at has been very currently stated here that Mr. Ran
duph has been especially dsp eased with the Cabinet
ranremenr and epe..ly disclamed all intention of
taking an active part in presidential election agan tina
he threatened mount his charger anil return home, AM
only dssuaded from doing by the active entreates
some of his personal friends He is scarcely ever in TIN
House fortunate enough TO see him in his seat tn
other day. he having honored the House with his presence
the special request OF some OF his state right friends
order to vote against the Cumberland Road Bill He IS
bad health and appeared while in his seat as FESTIVE as
young racer painting for the start--he wrapped hmse
up in his truly antique dress, md gave signs OF great lmpa
thence until his vote taken, and then saked out
the Chamber something in the style that Iamles Ghos
made to disappear by the playerolks-and by the by
his person seems almost as intangible.
military Spirif--A very sensible writer in the Bosto
Courier attempts to prove that the militia system and
prevailing love of military parade and powerhe miar
education adopted at several semnaries in the country
with feelings inspired by the reception (mosty oa mts
ry characte) of General Layette--haye though nn,e
tonsy in the minds Of many contributed to the elcYao
of General Jackson to the presidency.