Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20
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NAsHvrL LIE. July THE President Of ths United
States, accompanied by his private Secretary "a. j.
Doneion Ego and the ladies of his household, reach
eu inc Hermitage yesterday evening. In company
with rome forty fifty Of his fends aud hbors
we had tho pleasure Of paying him our pcct about
ten miles from town. nsar the point where bye-way
verged 10 bis farm The tolls Of State and the
persecution Of his enemies, seem have inspired hin,
with new strength anj vigor. We dcn't rene mber 10
have seen him appear in better health AMI spirits for
he expected TO visit this place or Saturday mkt
whco IL understood he will be received by the rii.
zens and civil authorities Of the town. with suitabi. man.
hes'alons oil that aHec'ionate regard AMI tseem which
they entertain Tor his person aud his character.
GRtpu6iican.
We have just learned, that the Farmers Of this aud
some oil the jicert counties, have determined with.
u" tia ensuing week 20, give the President an enter
ta'nment in their way, at convenient place NOT
lar from town. We approve Of the plan, and trust II
VIII he carried into execution Such token of res-ec
cs'ning from his earliest and most intimate friend..
some OF them the constant ociaes Of hs life for near
compliments from any other source. RIO.
THE RAIL ROAD
We ahs'aned from noticing .,,is subject on S,,ur
day last, from the hope thu. when we sbouL have oe
ca'on TO aude TO 1t again, IL would Re to give an az.
surance that h- prospects were so bright as 10 render
l. probable that the would be yin 10 mini
about acting i'm reality. That beside alum has arrived
anu The earnestness OF our Intentions il to be test
ell by paying the brstinstanen OF So upon each share
subscribed When that done and tbs company fully or.
gnz'd, the next step will be commence op-sa,ions
which, we understand, will not be Delayed.
The amount OF subscrp lions yesterday a, 3 o'clock
nc,m'ing what the town il authorized TO take, was
$780, ooo' Petersburg DID, Dom.
The Bank ofthe United States has declared Dividend
o. Three and Half per cent its capital stock for
the hait year ending on the lat Instant
The Stock Of this Bank il selling a, New-York N
$50, dividend OIL The principal of this advance
In price is the advance of in the London
he Cor ppitt NJ -
Representative, following that Of the Senate, on the
subject Of the Bank.
Excbang. upon Ens land |. down to Six pei cent and
upon any large amount, would probably be found sIi
lower II ha' not been so low for sevsral years. How
VIII our southern friends reconcil this fact with cir
views oil the effect OF the Tariff. MAT. Int.
BALTIMORE, July 6.-Yes,crday, large numbers OF
our citizens celebrated the day in convival parties in
and about the cityThe Rail Road came in Tor its full
share oil aracton-it was literally thronged during
the whole day: Upwards of forty cars oycrowinp viii,
passengers passed to and from the Mills aud the re-
cepts for the sale Of tickets amounted about five hum
dred dollars Among the numbers Mr.. Ingham,
Treasury Department. Mr.. Dickens the Chief Clerk OF
the Treasury, and Mr.. ST. Clair Clark Clerk Of the IT,
oil kepresertatives These gentlemen arrived Eli
by the President and Directors of the road who con.
Quoted them over it TO Baltimore. We learn that A1f
Inghan Ielt mere this morning, excursion to tho
chesapeake and Delaware Canal and will return 10 tbs
CITY TINS evening, and then proceed to his residence in
Bucks county, Pa. $50,
NEW YORK, July 6--Yesterday the anniversary of
our Independence celebrated this city with the
usua, pueic ceremonies and festivities The military
are the most conspicuous objects these occasions and
Yesterday they made very fine display. They were
under arms from early in the morning until half mast
o. clock The line formed as usual at the Bate
y whence they marched through various parts Of
the city, by route well chosen for the purpose of af
iordng the opportunity OF Witnessing their SNOWY tron
pings, and the good order of their movements Tho
corporation dined, as usual at the city Hall Amonr
me guests present were NJ lie Roux de Rochelle tbe
French minister, who arrived i'm the last packet from
Havre; the Hon. Edward Livingston, the members of
Congress and of the State Legislature from this civ
and the members OF the Cincinnati Society," of whom an
unusual number were present.
Inc French Minister was toasted, and REPLIED in =
speech In his native language, in which he happily al
iuded 10 the ancient alliance between France and this
country. IL was translated to the company by Mr.
Livingston and received with great applause The fol-
lowing has been mentioned the toast of Gen. Van
Couruandt, one OF the members Of the Cincinnati:
Cen La Fdgette-The first and sole surviving Ma.
Jor General OF the Revolutionary Army.
.,, (From the Baltimore Republican,
renon' assnedIby Prince Leopold thu nova
egn o Ereece, appear to with tn
INC most honorable and praiseworhy description If thew
nave no connection with Interior
conneSon we have evidence
goodness OF dspostion and of his
~ novel thing in the history Of Europe, minor
princess which, those king IONS
cd, to decline guaranteed by n million or so.r, nsaI
rom regard and interests of Nh. .oonI h
he he placed. NV F~Nf'O "'Si """A
IN e document conveying his the Prince M