Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-05

up read third time. and passed Unanimously
The case Of Harris and Farrow, occupied the A.
tenton Of the House during principal part Of IN,
sitting. Mr. Whittlesey, as on the foregoing day
men' by Mr.. Bates. of Massachusetts. Mr.. Jshn
>. Barbour, in brilliant and luminous speech. re-.
piled to Mr. Whinlesey; and the bill was ultima,,
ly ordered to be engrossed for a third readnr.
Qhe yeas s. nays being, on motion of Afr. WhittIs
sey, previously taken) by majority Of SO to IS.
Mr.. Hayne in the chair, entered into the cou,SI
GRAFTON OF private bills. Wash. Tel.
THE s;h OF JANUARY.
NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. 10.-The return of ,b,s
anniversary always excites in the bosoms of IT,
people Of New-Orleans emotions of a pecuIisr WI o
ture, arising from the fact that many OF than wcr.
Participators in the great achievement that dau
performed, and most of them were within hesrn.
OF the uproar OF the battle which preceded th4;s
victory and their deiiversnce from the peris Of in
vasion On Thursday last it was celebrated win
the usual demonstrations of r. adness-mitarv ma
rades, saivos OF artillery, procession of the ev;
and military authorities Of the state, and solemn
re Deun' at the Catholic Church. The last men.
toned ceremony was OF a highly impressive char
aster The church was full 10 overfiowinp-whe,
1t was concluded, the Rev. Mr.. Linu. Coome.
young clergyman;of the Roman Catholic persns'
saon, addressed the assembly in strain of ein.
9uence, which, for strength, purity and eleranee
OIL language has rarely been equaed. We shall
not attempt SO give even sketch of this masteri
efusion Of oratorical genius. II was evident 10 ii
who were present. that the author is gifted Min
powers OF no ordinary kind. We are in hone. a.
we shall shortly be able TO lay the reverend een.
teman's address before our readers. eNA
MIR. Bernard Marigny, and Mr. Charles NJ.
Conrad, agreeably to the appointment OF the com.
mitee OF the legislature, also addressed the asse.
blythe former in that glowing, powerful ana
SURFING style OF elocution, which belongs in an an
inent degree to Mr.. M. and which constitutes hi
a popular orator, always able 10 command atten.
uUm r C9hIads address was neat, elegant, ap.
Propriate, and in some passages effect;ns. This
young gentleman has not trimmed the midn,h,
lamp and meditated the writings of antiouitve n
vain: ne possesses congeniaI spirit, which has
caught no small portion of inspiration from M
pure fountain at which he has so freely ou,ffsS
Lou. .ddp.
Captain Day, of the schooner Splendid. .rr;,.S
this morning from Mobile, states that on Monds,
evening last fire broke out in Dauphine s,rss,
(the centre OF business,) and before the lam,
were subdued, about 40 buildings on both sides Of
'f"" '"ee' were destroyed. 10.
MOUNTAINEERING
TRENTON, Jan. 9I-The two House. ma, :.
JOINT Meeting yesterday, at 10 o'clock for The NJ.
pointment OF Senators, Clerk of Middleser G.f
me hrsrsPpointment called up was that TO snn.
- of
1T Bateman in the Senate Of the Unitsd ST.. y
Messrs. Southland, Dickerson, Wall, Ewing. and
1emefs, were on nominatiun-and a number os
oaiio'tlngs ensued. MIR. Southland received from o.
70 20 vo'es and the remainder scatterine-the Jo,n,
-ss.ns men ADJOURNED without coming to choice
q met az ain at 30 clock, when, after two unsnc.
cessiui ba'lo.ings, Mr.. Potts offered the FOLLOWING
resolution -" 'o''o"'uS
hesoired, Thatin the opinion Of this Joint Meat.
ing the Hon. Samuel L. Southland is not an inhs5i.
.an' OF the state Of New Jersey, and therefore
not eligible to the Office of Senator in the Conorsss
oil the United States, under the Sd article ~ The
constitution of the United States, and that hi,
name be Withdrawn from, the list of nominations.
mnlch resolution, after some debate, was adoo,.
cd ~ 10 me Affirmative, and Mr.. Souihard's name
was Withdrawn accordingly. The Joint Meeting
then proceeded to vote, and on the 2d b,ilot NJ
DicKerson had 70 votes, and was declared to be
duly elected Senator in the place of Dr. Bateman
Inc appointment of Senator for 6 wears from the
ith March next was taken up, and Theodore Ere.
nhghU ~ eieeted-he having 35votes, and 10.
''p' V" S'o''@ i' (Empoy:um.
NORFOLK, February 2.
Socidl Navigation Capt Fisher. Of the shin
rally no, and Capt. Crabtree, of the shin Rich.
m0nd, both from Liverpool, came I'D last evening
10 the steam boat Gov. Wolcott, having left their
shiPs in Hampton Roads, where they arrived yes
terday morning. These ships, with the same ca,.
tains have frequently sailed in company. and as.
rived, whether out or in) about the same time -
ihey lett Liverpool together on the 9th of Dec,
last, ami kept in company 4 days, when thew part.
ed, being then off the Western Islands: but again
came together on the 29th ut off the Canes Of
virginia, after separation of 90 DAYS. and both
cast anchor IN Hampton Roads yesterday, nearly
at the same time.
Capt Fisher has politely favored US with file
OF Liverpool & London papers, the former TO the
Z4t land the latter to the 22d Dec the same dates
as those received at N. York, by the NapoIeoo.
extracts
Import at Liverpool, for the week ending tba
ga Dec.-of Wheat, IL 800 quarters; of Flour,
1,120 barrels. " ''"'
do. red, lis lis Cd. Foreign, los Sd Ills Flour.
Eng. per $50 lbs. Cos 65s Indian Corn. psr 4so
lbs. sos dis. r1Irn,J
Mr.. Martin, recently elected Governor of Mary.
land Is said to have often declared that IL was con.
trary 10 his wish & disposition to be placed in nom
nation for the office. At public entertainment
therefore, which he gave to the members Of the
Legislature after his election, he alluded to the
ment:
sour downright Republican Institutions. bv the
rsie Of which no man has right to do as he plea.
ses when IT is contrary 10 the will of maturity
even so lar as to refuse to be Governor of the
State"
The Correspondence.-Itis said that since the
forty pages billet doux from Mr. Adams has been
received, respecting the reasonable federal plot
winch he INFORMED against to Mr.. Jefferson, ano.
ther letter has been addressed TO Mr. Adams. de.
handing of him TO give up the names of the per.
sons whom he accused. The public curiosity Il on
uptoe respecting this interesting affair Tka "a.