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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24
I.ArER.


NEw-foRK, Sept 2O.-Ths ,bip Heroine, arrived
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON from Liverpool whence ,hs sailed
on thn 1873 ut Cant. Gurrsil has favored Ma witb
London pspsr OF The lih which conisn, ,,s foil w.
ing intelligence from Paris, being ore d.v l.sr ,,n
we received by ths Concordl,. The B,in.h SOCK,
'iosed on Tho l2h At LIZ The sediog in Franca
were paramount 10 all other Considerations in London
where oy appeared 10 ex sits unvet,al apytoislioa
LONDON, Aug. live havs iuvt received BIZ Er-
press, tbs Paris Me"ss'r de. Chanbres Of III. 10Th
Paris, .Non3oy eUenirg, .fUg. o.
ACCESSION TO THE THRovE or PHILIP |.
Chamber Of Depuitss-Rovn Sitting
day a. nom, ~ The Deputies usts p,..snt Tn,
Min'ie"of state, anil Peers. sfer appeared. A,
bali past two, fbo Duke Of Orlesn, entered the Hall
followed by his two ,on.. and took hi. ,.s on tb,
,hrnn-. ''nid renes,sd oiss of Pre- lie Due n Or,ans
NJ Ca'mit Perrisr, President of tho Chsnbet OF De.
puues, thsn read The declaration Of N, Ch,n,bs,
greed upoa in the s,ps OF Saturday and B,,on Pas.
qnier delivered the sc Of sdhcrsncn Of The Peer, Th.
Prince then sail, " hAVs read lhese sc, soJ weigh
cd and nsdstsj all the exprss,ions in th.m see,p,
without restriction or modification all Ia. clauses aud
engaEsmeb's which this declaration eont,ns and the
title OF King which il confers upon me am tesdy Ia
swssr 10 the ob'ervanee OF them"
Scarcely were thsss words pronounced when cries nj
Ptpe lie Roi'Tice Philip IT, resounded through the
5Su' The King bowed, aud. raising his hard o~ ard
heaven pronounced The oath. lie then signed he de-
csfaon. the oath, &c
Philip ]. then sat down on the throne, anil delvsr,d
the following Speech -
" MrSsr'. Peers aod Deputes:
bive msturely reflected on the extent ofr.e do
Ht' "h'en sTe imposed upon me. have The con
srisusnegs Of being able to fulfil hem hy causing IN
compact Of alliance which has been proposed to me Il
| observed.
" shonld have srdenny desiJed never 10 FIJI m.
hron, TO which the national will calls me; hui Well
10 this Will expressed in the Chafnbsrs 10 The nam
Of The French people for The maintenance Of The char
= ter and tie laws.
/" The notifications which have lust made in n,
Charter guarantees the security OF the future and IN
prosp 'ry Of France Happy al home reepec,ed 4
broad, at psace with Europe, II will he more consoda
tedp
= Fresh acclamsiiens then ero,s in the Han nm
did no. ceasc til after the departure Of TIE King an
o HE family
= The Mooiteur Of the OH contains tsle crspfic de-
l. patches, announcing The hoisrg NJ he .coiored IA
al LOde,t, and Toulon. The Ncsisr which ssi Z
from Algcfs JJlY 30. has arrived al Touon wiz, 10
u 80 600 francs in Scansh pis,tfrs
"a Paris tug. o-Freoch Fyes, i0s,75.
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pn"n'"' hu'y not oeing SUI Ject to the variations
o the Mercurial.
Coffons-There has hecn so lille doing in th, art,
Gle ince The late political crisis, that il is difficult 10 in
dIcate the real state Of market as regard, prices.
Judging however, Of the future, nv tho opinion which
app ar. generally 10 prevail may saw tha, Il pro-
nao'r me next Wholesale Transaction wall take place
the old rates there ahouts.
Sales 'ince the beginonc Of the month are continued
10 30 bal &c folws so b.ies Eousiaua at 90 to 100
rs u p'and 90 90 d1 damaged cold pu5lioy at 80
20 49, am % bales Guadalupe at los; all these ices
duty raid
Ihe arrivals within the same period. have amounted
contra, 10 6i29 hales OF which 1862 b IT, S. desc,in
ions, AID 17l7 - Perrambnro
Ihs duty l. fixed for the present month, ending on
the 5't proSmo, at 27 &c. per French vessel. from
places OF eroSih at 81 IL from el.erbsrs; ird bv
'oreisn vessels from any port whatever At 81 IL
per % ko, surtAx a 10 pr centum includeds
no treaties Of reciprocity entered into with the
rates ofduiyi 20 ~ ~ ~ ~
Oaef SaiesThc produce of the State. oxcep that or
te fisheries, direct from the United States o. sos
the duty if imported by Vessels from the United
States. " ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

The rsp'rs contain the names Of % members Of tho
Chamber OF Peers, who lose tho re ht OF sitting In H.
by the declaration Of the Chambe which snuuls all the
nominations made by Charles Y. Among these we
observe viscouo,s Carteibaiac and Cba-t-count. VII
Isle, Corhiere, Peyrsn', Bengnot, Humhert de Les.
ma,soos. Lspanonzs NJ. Olivier, Marshal Souit Baron
de Vrrolles, nj. Ravez, Vice Adm. Duperr-.
Among the appointments N ofiics are several Of the
editors of papers who guhed themselves in On.
cause OF H.. lite reform atom Thierry one of the .d
tors OF the Coss'ituonne is appointed project of IN.
Upper Soaue Nj Lucien Arnault con Of In. author nj
Gefmanicus, aad himself author of Rsguus aud o ber
hagedes project oil thu department of an. and Loire
The King bas bestowed pension OF 1900 fr on the a
thor OF the Marssiles Hymn.
PcyroHnet and Chauteouz., have been arrested al
Tours with two three others one of whom Is strong
- suspected TO be- Polieuac
The Duke OF B'uroon wears the National colors and
remains in Fraocs "a private citizen
The Jean dare, friga'e, with the Dey Of Api ere
sailed from Mahcn Jny %, for Naples.
Gen Ciau'el, l. said. il appointed Commando rim.
Chief Of the sfmyin Africa.
Con. Duboufg was ARE ted at Clchy AMI sent TO
prison. Cardinal de La'l. Archbishop of Rheims was
arrested on hts way to SwitzsIland with false pass
por,s.
Accounts from Algiers state that Gen Biurmont had
proceeded To take possession cf Ofan.
Eifrdcf Of a letter from Liperpoel, august, H.
Ihe weather continues FOL .rably good, and the re is
quite panic IN our gram tnarket-free Whea,s are
dawn 81 81, Oats 81, -Four Il 2. per b Flour IL,
o0nd It'll worth about 81, the duty being en-, ct-
No" 10 CONS down to the lowest scale Free Flour
may be fought al sc, per bl-Harve-t has com,neoc.
ed pretty generally in the south and southeat of Eng
land, and ne London markets the 9th Tell fully 3.
per quarter There is still but little doing in Cotton
bnt the marke; kosps iru and expsct 10 see more
hVeiy demand son. No chang" ia other articles"
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STEAM BOAT EXPIOSION

NEW YORK. Sept l3 --Tb, S:,am boat IT, S;af>s
C'p Bsecher left here al four oclrck on ,trcay AZ
'.Inoon, for Nav Haven, with, i. suppo,ed shcu,
'hrty ras"nsers. Oa passing Blsckrrns Island.
about two miles from ths city hsr boiler hur,, in ,
SPOT at thu bottom, which had been recently repaired
and caused the loss Of sev.rai lives FIVE oi ths
belonging 10 e boat, badly scalded nd three of
them havs since died One OF th-rp iupp,d over.
board, but swan ashore at Blackwsll's I..ni one of
his arms was muca Gjursd but 10 supposed he viii
recover.
Mr. Ephram Wooster, rsss~ug,r,s said TO belong to
Derby, Como jumped overheard aud Ia en- from N.
water, but died in shor'-time after
M'-ing, Mr.. Hiram CLARK, merchant Of New H,-
'en' and boy belonging tn tbs boat MIR C. jump. I'd
overheard.
None Of tho passengers who remained IN board v-r,
seriously injured. Cap. Bsech,r vas slightly scsldei
in hs feet.
Ih- steam bost waa ro mech damaged.
The Coroner held inque'if yesterday on the toii-.
OF the deceased persons, Mr.. Wooster il stated 10 Az,
been sbor GO years Of age Wien taken from, ih- wa
ter, he wa carried 20 tn, ou-e Ct Mr.. ooir,G
er Of Blackwelrs Island. nbers evey attention wa,
rendered 10 him bu: ne expired OIL Saturday nigh,
The thee persons belonging 10 the boat who died At
the hospital, colo eli msn namcd Charles Bowies
Chss Libby, and Benjamin Ilaskins
From The testimony of Mr.. Sucun, gin er II appc ar
ed that here esI steam At the of the sceJ .ut
than H. morally u'ed-and the part Of tho boiler which
gava way, had been NEEDED short tine since
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

The masonary and supcrstruc,urs Of bridsss 30
cas been let at prices low as could have bean ex
psc'ea' ana lover than the estimates OF the u. En
gineer, in most, cases
large contract Of masonry, in stone has been 10,
70 a company composed OF the fret men in the STATE.
~hos" enterprise and ability guarantees for the
'Nhui aud spreoy performances Of their contract rh.
stone TO be used 10 bridging viii have TO bs
'omrthink like 80 miles by water, up stream and w.
are informed that IL the intention Of the company TO
construct steam boat OF light drausht and bring ,b.ir
soas 10 Indiana polls by this means Thu, " m ,hs
czsos OF our own state he entitled 70 IL. credit of first
ma'igaros white river ~ Ear this place, by steam
ne work VIII progress Immediately.
The Supsrin'enden,s have spsr.d no pains in aiviny
10 ouners, previous to letting. all tn. inform ,,ion ne
cessary to make their calculations correctly and the
s"ve'"meh' can nave no fears. under their mspage-
49,, o"r v" we contrary, that Its interes's will be
closely watched and protected rDemoerat
The reception which lately given To two f,reig,
agents by the Secretary of State at the CITY Hotel in
New-fo'k snd hs recognition Of them Charge dAf-
'ares near this Government, having coca -ioue, some
criticisms in the public journals il may be I'll 10 vc-
th's matter in lite true light for tho removal or cosc
uoh oil undue IMPRESSIONS concerning H. With ths view
IL entirely sufficient IL presumed to state that nc
coruing to hs established and well known in .uch
cases, Charge d'Af'arss never accredited by the
sov-rs,gn authorities Of tile States which euyloy them
nmeodteiy to Che Supreme Executive authorities OF
moss TO which they are sen but that their letters OF
credencs are Invariably addressed 10 the Ministers bav
ing h- charge OF the foreign relations OF the States lest
eeei TO- and are signed by those OF the Governments
employing heD and II is not pretended thai there wa.
any departure from this usage in the cases TO which al
lusion has been made.
Upon the.e grounds il might and would have been
considered ungracious Mr. Van Buren, the Secretary
state TO pcsifone the reccp and cogni,i,n of tn.
Danish and Russian Charges d flares, which have oc
casioned all this critcin ill his return TO the SEA, n,
Noversment and there is nothing 10 the cireumsanc-
which should excite surprise observation that b.f
instance lie gave them interviews. 10 receive from
mem IN person their credenusl letter., which were
addressed 10 himself at his lodgings in The
City OF New York. where all the parties hsppsn TO
bs az NE Tine; by which hey onte. and go
much the sooner, enabled TO enier upon the duties of
th,if respective appointments.
g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

EDANAWAY from the Snbscriber in the Counv of
"a ~ Chesteffsd, on Friday the 10Th Sspt h,isIt
mulsttc boy, by nams BILLY HENRY, about eish,..o
yaanoI ago. lie IL stout wrlI-grown lad ratlr,
inclined 10 no lat with bushy brad Of curling hair
zoe 81 INA upp'r fore teeth pro'rudes lille beyond
me o'her' lie wore away emit Of Hsht SUNNI
clothing and groy jockey cap lie IL an arinl smart
isiiow' fond OF horses and gamn4. and viii doubtless,
seinst 10 prs ioT tree nav lie is ssnecf.6 of bav
inf about $50 With him in bsDk Do,,s will nav $40
ard all necesssy fees, Tor his apprehension and deiv.
Try 70 me IN Msnchescr or lis deposi, in any Jail 20
Iha' got him again. Masters Of vessels are partcu.
larly eauioned sgFn. employing or receiving him on
uostu OF 'heF vessels w. a. PATTESON.
orP. = 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24
CUMBERLAND ROAD-

INDfANAPoBIs, Sept d-Ths Superintendent
hav" clio ell bei contracts for grading and bridging on
the Cumberland Road.
The contracts extend sixieen miles Est and twelve
miles West Of Indianapolis.
Great competition wac entered into by The hidSers
and lebofous and responsible task imposed upon The
Soperintendents, and i IL with pleasure we are able
10 cay ihst very general satiscion prevailed amongst
The bidders and contractors.
The contracts for grading are, helsve at an aver
age Of about nine hundred dollars per mile.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

"a AND FOX SALE.--On Oie 1Ith of Ocfoset. he.
~ ing Court Day, sb,ll offer Tor sale in the town
OF Suffolk, snd county OF Nansemond at whitebesd's
Isvs'n' me ifact OF Land dstingu'led by the pane
4 Mouut Plesssn;. comprehendjne 1376 ,c,es ,he
coobnes OF which are within oBe mile OF The Town Of
Subjlk' sbundsnny dmbered, with the sdvsn.age ~
ra.y novigation,--the South Brsnch NJ Nsnseteond
river embfacng lie Whole extern The die TO the
Land, in the Subscriber, is complete The Terms Of
S'le Willie sccommodo'ing-ind Ire usual assurancc
HBgusfantee Of punciual psymeni being futuihed-
The Tract viii be partitioned 10 suit purchasers
HIRAM HARRIS
" The Editor Of The Norfolk Beacon will cory the
above, ard send account 10 II. H.
Sept % AO-ps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

leti.r ftom w l:hinEion menron. tho arp,io,m M,
~ SAMUEL S HAMILTON, E'q. Chief Cisfk in the
Bureau ot Indian Altar. IN the War DEPARTMENT, ,c
succeed Col T. L. NJ Kinney supe rint, nd there
VT Mr.. Hamilton i. stated 10 u. to be gentleman a,
st,s expefrnce and most eorrec, depor.mep, in the
public ser vice. TPbii1d II g C,oz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

The heroism. moderation generosity and integrity Of
he chivelrc population Of Paris completely e ah
sOfbng theme OF Dieres,, that postpone an other
matter TO make room for the details. The Revolution
now thoroughly accomplished, and those who have
handled arms 50 succesully NAV throw them aside; for
tie question Of succession TO the crown we have no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

DUN mi"OE L.-lhis precious. scion cf royalty,
sseusi. "rawardins our National Naturalization far
recognising bin as King Of Portugal, by ap'mting
American ve''sls on the high Sear Tbs ID V of Al
g'eIs having given up tn. trade, tho Dy of Portugal
has resumed II. L. might lie worth while TO send
tevrniy-o Tour gun hip TO Lisbon t. bng this "paricu
Tar tfienl oionr Republic 10 rejection were no, for
ne co'''eration, that since the revolution in France.
'her' IS avery prospect that Miguel sutjecs soon
WIZ again send him "on his trayels" II this be dore
'hs eSp"ofe o. an expedition may he .av'd, which Of
courfs womb he great OH ct with d "retrenc hing
d wen as ret 'rnins" administration. Tn. apps aran
nre hat in sho,t pnrio the People viii have
thoroughly "rsfofmei" Charles X, Ferdinand VII
"A dTe" L., Dan Miguel, and several other of the row
''oe"'' m"' on ho;h slde- Of th- Ahan'c Dos. Pat.
London flag 6.--Ai the I.sv,s held by hi, MAi,s-
y an "sdDssdAy, Colonsi Low, M.j,r Amory add
NJ Fay, Gate Auach- 20 ID. Court Of Russia we're
Prrseh eel to he Msjs.'y, Ivy he American Minister,
"hen tno'e "hs had the r-viIgs of the cntro, we're
farins t9eis rc'per's 10 hi. Mai--ty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

AOllCE.-h petition VIII Jc psesentsd 70 he nsN
y General Assembly, Of Virginia, by tbe Execn,os.
Of VIM. il. Perkos, deed, 10 repay be ess;e 1855 lO
With interest on the same being cum improperly psid
BY bis Executors since he death for insovs a, militia
hDce' Sei a. 40--wA,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

We hsv' recsiVed returns from AL bit ore county,
ard defer our lis, till merit wesk On 1int ballot Jack
:on has DO and Clay 81 Barton al 27-sgain, him
at lesst 3S This is as anticipated and is" enons..
for flory." TyIissouri .gfoufforo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24
From the N. Y Journal of Commerce.
LATEST FROM CARrHAGENA.

BY the brig Medina from Car,hagena, we have pa
pers to the 9Th of August, but they contain 40 political
news bolivar was there, and the British fgate Shan
non was daily expected to abide his orders-Am the
papers are some with the folio wing names-Tower of
Babel Cook OF the Cellar" and conversations of
the Eating House" The Registro Official of Cartba
gena contains Circular issued by the Pre- ect on the
''h oil July, enjoinng AN especial observance of such
persons as may excite opposition the authority of the
Constituent Congress. An 9cta formed for the citizens
OF Guayaquil, contains several resolutions which dc.
clare in substance:
mat Guayaquil comedies with the other towns for
the division OF the Republic of Columbia into three large
sections, and that they decidedly for union with
the other two sections, basis of reciprocity and
eqality OF services.-That General Joseph Flores he
appointed Supreme Chief of the South That tho peo
pie oil Guayaquil wish that Convention be called from
me representatives Of the Southern Departments, viz:
Ecuador, Azuay and Guayaqu with an equal number
oil representatives without regard population Tha,
the people OF Guayaqu desire the union Of the three
large sections so as TO form single political body un.
der the glorious name of Coombia acknowledging
general COVE nment that should preside the nation
and enact the general laws Finally that the people
OF Guayaquil make solemn manifestation of their c.
crpa gratitude TO Simon Bolivar for his incompatible
services TO the cause of Liberty and TO the name and
glory OF Colombia. There is Acfa of Cucnca of the
same import.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

A letter from Paris on the 2nd August, received in
this City, says that the cry Of Liberty acted like fro
brand amongst the Youth Of all nations in Paris That
The louvre was taken chiefly by the Scholars Of the
EcOie CenfrGle and the students from the Polytech-
nique and ST. Amands schools. The American boys took
part in the concsit impossible TO restrain them
lady OF this city role through the crowded streets A.
midst the firing Of soldiers. the peril Of her life 10
get to the boarding school Of her where there were
$50 students, TO make the Teachers promise her not TO
let him ont. She went TO Lagrange and returned on
the 3Oth inst when she cot back, they told her they
had kept him the first two days. that he was w all ngt
moulding balls, and at last escaped and when she ar
rived he had been all night dutyl Three Young
mericans killed.
Masters r. Mel, r. H., and r. B s. American
youths, together TO e old General on the rat
Of August lie was just starting with immense crowd
for the Pdlds Royal, The residence Of the Duke Of Or.
leans. The guard moved not but the boys advancedn
vain they cried Fire la Chorte, piUe LGfqcffet when
one OF them cried out in English, long lire Ldfaee
ii struck the old Generals ear in moments he stoppcd
turned round, called them TO him, and they went on
each side Of him, to The Palace I'm great Revolution
after astonshmen ~ the great has in measure
subsidized, the most trivial anecdotes become interesting
Bat. Repu5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

eeived the following important commune alton from our
correstond'nt at Bonogne. We also End that similar
COMM the authenticity Of viii may be full,
relied On, have bee. '-ceiv ed ia other quarters:
BoULoGNE-SU H-MER, "wednesday uight-An =
Press has Arrived here within the La, hou hrue ing in
formation OF popnsr fern" In Paris and the marcl
al large number oi Nsonai Guards aud pop0iacs no.
on sRamhouili-i ior The purpo-S OF tutround,.r the
King aud the Royal fanny. The 'imm, it caus. OF
this seemed 80 10. iuusr &c w unipr.too, IN
Paris when iii. account despatched, but the gene.
raj report that Charles Y. arer h.ving alb iicet.
the throne had proposed rev chndi,,ons which
had reused the indie IT the Comniss as
pointed 10 treat wiih hun also re ported tina, ne ma
cunc' aled prince Pognac, aud had refused To deliver
up he Grown diamond. which are of immense value
The despatch states that az o'clock on Tuesday even
ng. large crowds had assembled in din rent par. Of
P'rs, and TIA very hostile lispo-i'ion Rppear-d
TO prevail with respect 70 I'll. King; but "a LAFAYETTE
aud o'her iun enil petons had made every nos ibl.
nrange meDt TO prevent excess.s hoped tha, no
personal insult would be offered TO the un,o-tuna'c
persons TO the influence Of the pri shooi and OF Minis
tiers over an old man in his 10 age.
MI B'ovVham il returned to Parliament for York.
shre MIR. Hume Tor Miidl"s-x, and Nc OCounslI is
cure OF Waterford. Ia day the 6r-t named gentle
man travelled che hundred miles and made eght
speeches
ID 1tios the Royal progre4s The Tower on Tue ,lay
hi III Jerty wa observed With lie usual good humOr
shu "nkns OF manner 10 point out to the notice Of
the Duke OF Weliugor The pi-Coored lqg which n ~
ed upon verel French reliant vessel. in The river
depression, which he vanity .nd-avor.d TO CONCEAL 1t
wac evident that h. regarded ths on Bourbon symbo
with any thing but feelings of ssist 4rthn
LOtlRDu .1fOrniup H,r,lI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

PARIS, Aug The Duke d'Angoul enc has an.
nounCei At hainienon. Pcorlamaiion 10 the troaps
which accompanied him, "that the army was disban
d. d."
Telsgrspiic dispatches announce. that Mar.,iIle,
and ToulOn have hoistrd ihr " ,i9nal flag. We ehaI
soon lean hat 'b@ army in africa wears Our glorious
colours. NJ de Beaumont, Lad landed al Touon, bu
had r. -emhsrkeI, il il thought, Coz Naples.
hlost OF the theatres were re-opsned Yesterday for
the heref of the femiies Of tie late victims TO the
patriotic cause NJ Norrii sang patriotic cantae. in
the uniform of the National G iarh The M7rseiiIoise
hymn WAS sung and the people spon aneously joined
the chorus.
"EUreItr, "A. M .4ug. We are a. this moment
organizing unicipaliy ard the National Guard
Every hing il psif' city tranquil"
The division of he Royal Guard. (Horse Grenadisr.
Cuirasers, End regiments OF the Ine) commanded nv
J.. u. Bordcsoulie, has ,ubmued Cart Ture,i
(nePhew Of the celebrated Saesman) has given in hi.
adheDsion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

We amen, 20 state that la,ge portion of Giouce
Il In ruins. fro commenced there Yesterday morn.
ing a. o'clock ard continued burning without i,t,r
rmption ill half pas All the particulars .hAt we
have vet received included in The two following L.,
ter. from the Po'tma',ers OF Glorester ard Salem ~
The Postmaster 10 thi' City, ard which w, ara all1v.
cd by the polifeness OF MIR. Green IN p1h.h:
Boston CENTRED.
Gloucester, Sent l6
DEAR SIR-I hsvc just lime T. cay hst disres.ing
fire commenced dis place abo,, o. ock. and nos,
hall past ten, we hare just got il Under Il have s.ropg
hopes we shall stop .-Aboui 20 70 40 byiiinp, arc
Destroyed II copmenced in Samuel Gilbsrl's sio,e
ana supposed originated by sPon'auso corr 5ua
ton The Pos, Office i, rate, although ev.ry thing 10
removed rom ii. TIC l-;tgrs are in such si,ua,cn
That they cannot be got at shall a, soon az po.shle
despatch he mail. We are in v,ry distressed situa
Ion. The coutse OF the fire il Fron' stree,
In hast, ycurs, WM STEVENS.
Post Office. Salem, 2 I.2 p. M
DEAR SIR-By the foregoing you Will see tn 4.
csuse OF your receiving no mail from Gouceor TO day
hat the fire il subdued. The dick ,mcks can slr no
seen. Several engnes have been sent from th. town
and Beverly, and several hundred Persons have also
gCre down.
Yours &c. f. PUTNAM
Post Mes,er, Boston.
Since whiting 'h~ above have Iearst chat Tia fire IL
1n'cr' ABOUT 30 buildings are burnt including tie
Dsil Houre and two vessels.
LOUISVILLE, Sspt. IL I've uldsrsiand r,ai N.
Secretary OF War has lsn his resiisncs st F,sokljn.
Tenn for the Chctaw nai,n wl os had men he !. IA
NEE, on the 18Th inst for the purpose of treating win
them on the subject OF removl' west Of the Missi.-
spp.
The ChickGsd,os We have information thst a ,rea
y ha. been concluded with 'hie ustion ard ia 40 far
from feeling a. il they had acted under anv thno fix
eonputon, thy we're highly delighted at The pro.psc,
beior. them They expressed great peasur. ,J,a, !,
won'd be in their qui, the State of Mi.sssipu
and get rid OF the OPERATION Of her laws This fact vii
we ru't, reconcile IN" phanbrOpic opponents Of N
administration The course witch H. cir rod btstb,r
have determined TO pUr'ue. We DO OF doua; that the
Chocaws will follow tn, example Of tho Ctickssaw.
lddUn,ftser.