Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-22
S. SwARrwoyr, E'q,
Collector OF thu Port OF N. York.

Comptroller
Collector OF tn. Port OF N. York.
BY gentleman just from the scene we are inform
ed that the geld hunters in the Cherokes Territory
w"re all removed last week by the United States troops
IL saw the smoke OF their Wgwam., aud shsntees
csndne to Heaven Thursday last in all directions
Thew numerous all over the country, tina, the
| confagraion re-embed world on fire. Their owners
talked very big at hrst-swore thsy were for State
rights and would not but az they heard
the tap OF the drum on the neighhoring h-, they
from old barn on FIRE. They did not stop to
shake the Rauesnskes out Of their blankets, one of
which OF formidable size, our informant saw shaken
rom his warm BIRTH and whirh must have been tho
family, bed fellow the preceding night.-Gues, they
were in a hurry.
These troops have orders 10 the gold region.
once week So intent these matauders on
golden treasures tina, they were at work 10 turn the
of the Chasotee river, in order to hunt its bed
As the viii lie, moved out, the Indians who had been
driven of, marched in, with great jov and exutation,
amidst the hearty of their disappointed prede-
cessors augusta Courier June 10.
In obedience to act OF the last Legislature o
Georgia, Gov. Glmer issued his proclamation thu 81
inst extending the laws Of that State the Terrific
occupied nv the Cherokee Ind within it's chaTirr
ell limits. He has also forbidden all persons, whether
citizens of the state not from taking gold sill
YER from the said territory aud 10 quit the with
ont delay unless permitted to remain Ivy the laws
sent Of the State. 1t asserted in the Procau atom
that state of society exists among the Gold digger,
too lswle" to be permitted. Charieston Courier.
Argus OF ye-teda morning, that, Tuesd4y nigh,
between IL AID l2 o'clock the great western mail was
GU open, on it, passage and three bags taken
,snng an indefinite number OF letters and packages.
The robbery took place h- Scheme cady road about
miles from Albany. The mail was under thu boot
behind h- stage The driver discovered that the on lie
or leather cover hai been cut afterwards hut
bag remained, suppo'ed thai nothing had been
ken, and sent word back by the Telegraph that TN
successful attempt had been mad; and il un-
Ill his arrival at Schenectady that the robbery was
known. The bags taken contained the mails Tor Ro-
chester, Geneva and CAnandaigna, with the branch
mails, including those Tor the counties OF Seneca On
aro, Wayne, Yates, Steuben, Livingston, Monroe Or
leans, Niagara, Ca,tareugus, aRd parts Of Tom pkins
Tiogs aud Erie. A. yet, there is trace OF The robber
The Postmaster OF Albany has eff red OF 5000
f1f their detection. ~. Y yNer AdUerfiser.
The sIcop OF war Concord Capt. Perry, saIed f. ON
Portsmouth OIL the 18th inst for Norfolk to toke b.
Mr. Randolph, Minister to Russia 10
WAsHINGroN, June Is.-We are glad 10 hear that
Mr.. Cuts the late Second Comptroller has received
employment, in the Department of State in connec-
ton with, or superintendent OF, the returns OF the
Census.
Com. Rodgers, President of the Navy Board, has re-
turned TO this city from Norfolk. We have not heard
whether the gentlemen who went down with him have
also returned.
We learn that Com Warrington has been suppressed
ed in the office of Navy Commissioner by the appoint
| ineni OF Com. Stewart to that station. Nat. Int.
Mr.. PoweTs cattle sale, which took place at Powell
ton on Wednesday, attended by Of
persons from various parts Of the country Many of the
cattIe sold TO eXceem advantage. cold collation. was
served up to those present. in the handsomest
[PhiI Inquirer.
| Gen. Erastus Root and Hon. James MCall of this
state have been appointed by the President commission.
ers to settle the boundary line between the Indians
whch nave enIgraed from this state and the Wneba-
goes. nv Y. T.. Post
The Intelgencer says, 1--WE glad 10 hear that Mr..
Cuts, late Second Comptroller has received employ
ment in the Department Of State, in connexion with,
| or superintendent Of, the.reurns Of the Census"
no ms here nnm nn tod lie
erroneous The act Of 23d March, $780, provides for
the revision Of the returns of 1st I'd and Sd
ton OF the inhabitants Of the United States, which,
printed, are found TO be extremely inaccuracies and Mr.
Cuts has an employment in that revison but the SI-
| perintendence" OF the whole, well the arrange
ments for taking the 4th Census is coned to Mr. Wad-
dell the Agent for the Department of State
~. S. Tel.
We are requested, by Lieutenat Randolph to ay lhat
Gin due time proper notice will be taken of the Fourth
Auditors report" in the course of publication
fU.
letter to the Editor of the Maryland Free Press
dated Frederick June H. says that the refusal Of the
President to sign the Frederick Road Bill, has not as
the writer believes, caused single friend Of General
Jackson to desert him; and that the Adams and Clay
party were rejoced at the of the President be.
lisving II would render him unpopular. [D
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; NEw-ORLEANs, May 2Sth Yesterday, smi. h.
chrged with forging the signature OF John H,gan &
c.. with the intention 10 dsfraud the United State.
Branch Bank OF the sum Of $1,000, brought up fo
tidl IN the United States D.Tici Court Arer lone
trial. IN which strong circuIOsautia evidence wa civ
en, the prisoner was by the jury found guilty OF the
: crime a. charged ia the indictment.
Baltimore, June I5--We are pleased to learn tina
the Secretary of war has designated Capt. M'Noi'
brigade Of Engineers to the service OF the Batfnor,
, and Susquehanna Rail. Road Company. Capt M'Neil
: We understand will be engaged, in the ensuing