Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25

CON0RESS-ln Senate on Monday Nc Aendricks
appropriations continuation the Cumberland road
Mt Whle from the committee Indian aiaits, which had
United States relates Indian AFFAIRS made report
conpan'ed by Jll MIR Livingston, a the select
appointed consider the sunrc, OF spoaou, comn,ed by
the French prior 1900 report by bill
providing Tor the decentralization of the sufferers Alter the
.uspenos the surveys of the pbc anis WINS resumed
being the unfinished business whe Mr. Noble spoke al length
the subject favor OF the resolution When Mr. N
concluded the Senate adjourned 1, /, understood Mr.
Woodbury. has the 1ocr.
Among the menorias presented House Of Rcpesen
'a,ivcs. by Mr. Mercer, from sundy of Viz
gia praying Congress Pecu'ary aid the African
determination Spooy, which upon division, referred a
sciect committee soveu petitions were submit
ted the subject Of the transmission Of the public mail
Sundays which severay referred
Posi- Oce pos, petition also presented by
Mr. Whuleey, from Eliza Basse,t Of Ohio, for pension.
of having soldier duriug
Of the Revolution resolution submitted by Mr..
MITCHELL referring 20 the resolutions OF Conscss Of the Esd
Dcccnbcr I7s9 and the Message Of Peseut Adams
Sin January 1000 respecting the Capitol
ri the renssns Of General George Washington SOLICIT
c,mni,iee, with authority rep6n by bill of otherwise Mr.
Haynes said, that in order obviate objection which
oi,t ossib!y arise, lc would inform the House that he
a,.ihor,zsi state resolution question il adopted
could Carl effect WITHOUT any opposition on the pa
Of the family of General Washington The resolution
a,eea 10 by The House: And on the of Mr. Clay
o Alabama the select directed lie composed
of one from the Representation Of Of ,e States
III the Union MIR Archer from the committee on foreign
affairs reported bill subject compensation
allowed TO foreign ministers, and tie Bssbary
.an diplomatic fnc,ionarics they were read twice amt
Committed Mr. NlcDuhie, the OF Ways and
Means. reported making appropriations for examinations
ad surveys, and also Of internal Improve.
ien; which read twice, and referred Of the
whole the Uuon The resolution 10 abolish
she office Craftsman, taken up aud slr la.
gsrso resumed and concluded his remarks
fssolon and the amcndnc. offered to il by Ir WicSife
She House, of the whole OF the state of the
Union, MIR Cam'.elcns in the Chair proceeded consider
SO Naval aud Military appropriation BILL until on nation of
MIR Mercer the and the House adjourned
Extract of letter Editor OF the Daily Advertiser
dated "tonr M,HoS s8h Dec 1922.
Que ovh squadron is disposed OF fo!ows-Conn,odorc
Bdde in the Java Gaac with the Warren soop OF war,
;irsumc he will pass the winter The Fairfield Capt Parker,
il stationed at smyrna potec, quarter
Ear, for which place she sailed weeks The
tons,e laon. Lexington, and Ontario will
Sprins II their services should I've required.
part of the French squairom employed the blockade
Of Aisers consisting of frieate and Shops of war,
licIe.
The intercourse French squadron and on, own
which ceased last White, from the difficulties that then
red has been renewed and question if
With the officers of the Dutch feet the friendly terms
prevail"
II rs stated in New York journal tia, only about
s y % *. on os stocks there Prev
IN the ship yards ranged from 1900 $4,000 On
occasion high 10000 The depression in uihe,
"anches OF conmcrce is said to be equally great.
The Liverpool Courier of tue 18th contains a notice OF
new locomotive ensme which just been completed by
Ntr sephensou, tire inventor Of locke," Il is con-
sruced on the same Prncple the Rocket and only
one which has been finished original one 10 which the
prize awarded late extraordinary con,es, on the
i>l'sfpool Rahwey The Courier gosson say
hc TRIAL. though the engine only fixed
WHICH, Of course precsded The possibility applying tue full
iorce Of the sean afforded gratifying proof Of
uiary speed which the ensae would be capable of moving
and The result of the satisfactory DESCRIPTION Such
was It's surprising velocity that period the a,er.oa
'unraty forty p,tts per hoar The company, amorgs,
whowee several ladics, viewed the iclicry with Great
interest add appeared much sraa with spvc,ae
=, The steam Touring mill aud carng machncsof M.ssrs
totally destroyed by carly GA Sunday mo- ,is
tosetlfi "nh considerable quantity of grain, and all the
account hooks embracing demands a large amount No
insurance was etscici on the property.
NV YoRK, Feb. 10.
hundred persons collected Park Theatre insult
n W the srosest manner those who arrived Carriages
auosinpossibc or the company front door, and
large portion compelled the rear from the The
aue alley Several applications made for the CITY watch
10 dIsperse the multitude but they declined any interference
saying that a. tho of the Theatre acting in direct
Toiaon o The law, he had PARTICULAR claim peace
aicas OF the city, protect him in his unlawful proceeding
II believed tina, they had their those in al
force their way into the House, they however, were con,sn,
ih maki" great noise outside and occasionally throwing
stone through the windows We hope will serve as
hereair not to violate the law of the State, by setn up
aaothcr masquerade ~
Ten OF the prisoners confined in the south east
tiiS ScConu otOTy VI tue DTl0eWSl PRISON, New
York, succeeded in making their escape early OH
Friday norningthcy sawed of the IRON bars Of the
back window with two knives, and made an aperture
ten inches square, through which they forced them
solves and descended to the ground, d,starce of
twenty feet, by rope made Of their blankets. There
were nineteen persons in the room, nine of whom
refused to participate in tho attempt and remained
befnd-these Informed Mr. Skcllorn the keeper
that the plan was devised and determined on about
three days ago, and that the fugtves swore them all
to secrecy the Bible and threatened death to anv
onewho should venture to make disclosure At
nine O'clock. the usual hour for going the rounds 10
see Ut all was quiet, Mr.. Skollorn. and Mr.. Conrey
found them extended upon their blankets apparently
aslecp--u appears, however, thar they commenced
operations immediately after, and so still were they,
tnat not The lea noise was heard in any Of the I'D
Joining rooms II is difficult to conjecture how thew
Obtained the knives unless they were conveyed upon
we outside, at night. by some accomplces. who had
oeen discharged. From examination of the room
tlis morning, 1t was discovered that two other NJ,
'empts We're made to effect an opening through tho
stone wall, which were abandoned, and the wall core
fully covered over with the lime which was allowed
Tor the purpose of cleaning the room.-Jouy Com.