Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24

led ING to abandon England fugitive fee from what,
alas find from, horrors of an enbas,
rassed distressed mind The letters which have written 10
my friends will prove the sincerity of these declarations
therefore sir commit myself to your euidance point
how can but repair the injuries have inflicted and Shall
prove the sincerity ofmy regret by an implicit acqucccce
James Buchanan Esq.
His Nlajesty's Consul, N. York.
We will close this article by subioinipr n note
which received last evening from DIR, Stephenson
himself 1t is as follows:
To the Editors ftiie Journal of Commerce:
Gencmen- have seen paper this morning. containing
used and mareatec as have been in England boih nv n
vidna and the public press earnestly request the public
will suspend their opinion in regard to the failure Remington
Stephenson ~ Co and my agency therein.
In the mean time cannot sufficiently express my admiration
the good feelings of this community, the unb,sbt
eNeons OF the learned Counsel who volunteered my behalf
ROWLAND STEPHENSON.
p. S. o'clock, a .M-An officer, accompsp;ed
bya few citizens boarded the Pilot Boat Savannah
about 10 o'clock last night, but finding that Cant
White and his men were on shore, remained in wal
ting at the wharf, in order 10 them when they
should 60 on board. But by some means unknown
to ourselves, they contrved to get board without
the officers knowledge, and Immediately put to sea-
This was between l and 10 O'Clock. II is said
they were pursued by Custom house boat,-but
could not be over-haued.
SECOND EDITION.
Hnif past one ocIoch, r. III
The pilot boat Savannah after proceeding down
the Bay TO Powles Hook, came to anchor She was
there boarded and taken possession of by Deputy
Sheriff. Three men board, but Cant w hite
who came commander, and three others who were
particularly sought for not to be found. 1t NAV
be presumed that the boat came to anchor for the
purpose OF receiving them.
BALTIMORE March Give learn that LARGE number
citizens dncd with Mr. Clay Wednesday at frederick and
among them several who supported Cen Jackson the Pre-
sdency DR. John Tyler presided the greatest good feel
ing and hiiarity prevailed OIL the OCCASION
letter from Hagcrsown dated inst saws eea, IRE,
partitions making here receive Mr. Cly-he will
at the county luc Tomorrow by very large concourse OF
carriages with Ladies will Mrs Clay (yo is native OF
Hagerstown and escort her in the way Mr. CLAY takes
the Mechanical Society, aud Saturday will dime at the
Globe nn with large number of his tlowcitizeus, have
invited him to Public Dinner"
number of the citizens of Montgomery county in this Stale
invited Mr. Clay to partake OF collation. Rockville
way TO his residence Kentucky which declined on account
OF being compelled Ivy the bad condition of the by Ro
ve TO tede.ok to proceed homewars by the of Ba
taneousy shewn this distinguished MAN, be highly CRAFTY
Ing to hnl,-fCkro'
From the .Ai,r- YORK CooyifJ.
GEyEHiL HAsLroS-tieneral Jacob Rutse Rensselaer,
vndcatins General Hamilton from the charge having nedi,
taed dissolution of the Union This charge goyn out
rasts, and is nothing but of inference from ssceran
Words" attributed 10 Hamilton.
General Van Rensselaer, details conversation which took
1900 between himself Mr. Van Setback OF Kinderhook and
ii.
expressed his conviction that he should receive challenge
from Col Eurr and assigned The why had determined
70 acceptr He stated that his peculiar talent was ntnrn
that he convinced that the United would soon be
involved i'll with of the Great European Powers in
which event he hoped TO be placed the head the army
nat IN the opinion OF many refusal accept challenge,
was deemed evidence of deficiency personal courage and
nat the character of military should always be above
mpuaton suspicion that respect the language
and the arguments used by Gen Hamilton, Gen Rene.
aer expressed his conviction that the ascred
10 nm could only have reference probable between
this country and England France in no manner
connected with the idea of dssoving the Union.