Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

justice Valentine, one ofthe New Work police ma
removed - SS' ~
| Element Elndt, q clerk to q merchant in Ecndon
who recently fled with Gi20O belonging to his en-
pioYer' was arrested in Philadelphia on Thursday.
london correspondent OF the n T. Journol oe
commerce, under date f6th April statesSehat the
Brtish Government had prohibited the charteriup If
British vessels for the CFrench1 expedition to Al
gers. London papers of later date make no men,
PuLADElrnrA May "a, 1880
Tile beautiful articles of plate intended as mark o ,e,nec,
ana esteem by the merchants and other New Orleans
port on the occasion Of his removal G a ss collector al thar
III Chesnut street, bearing the following inscription
From the Citizens Of Ns,o Orleans,
BEVERLY CHEW. ESQ.
IN TESTIMONY. OF HIS PuBLic SERVICES
during fourteen years, ~
Us Collector IF ne District Of y,lisHssayi,
This elegant and durable present. honorable n, lin; ,s
receives and they who give-and the wortmanshn reflects
great credit upon the artist.
New YoRK, Nay 90 50
Onion Course Races.-The purse of $500, mile
hea.s' was taken Yesterday by MIR VIM r Johnson's
o. m. slender, I'm two heats, beating Mr. Cole,s m
niedora and MIR. ]. J. Harrson's b. M Lady FieiH
iHne-lst heat G min. 10 Sec, end s min sc.
~ n match race will take place over the Union
Course on Thursday, between the Soutbern p,ora
Arietta, and Sir Lowell half brother to Eclinse Il
Is understood that large bets are pending on the
result. ~ "
NORFOLK, Nay 26.
bert NJ Rose, of the U. s. Navy will leave here N
a few days, for Pensacola, to take command of rho
T. d SNIP Erie, on the West India station, yicn
capt Conner, who leaves her. to ioin his family in
O of
4 Liverpool paper furnishes The following addition.
al particulars of the shipwreck of the Newrv
Ihe North Wales Chronicle of the s2d oives
description OF the circumstances at tending the aw
ul wreck of the ship Newry on the coast of Carnar
vonshlre on Eriday night last, the authority OF
Mr.. James Harrs, of the Bangor the aren't for
Lloyds, who repaired to the spot imme3iatoI an
Bearing OF the wreck, and on the information given
ny SOME OF the survivors, 1t appears that fberr
were about 400 emigran.s on board, and that after
the Vessel bad struck by tho most fatiguns and dan
gerous eXertlon the part OF the crew nearly a0c
! OF them we're enabled to land. MANY of theo in !,
state OF nudity and others With blankets &c ronpa
'heh haVing been IN their births, and many of them
sea-slck al the time the vessel struck The crew OF
the NcWry behaved With the utmost courane and
humanity. IA state of exposure aud exhaustion
ana many OF them sGverHly inje,red they continued
thvir eXeFtions Tor the preservation of H. eao
gers until tour Clock IN the morning, when Dawn
GrldhhS, seaman in the peigborhood. assisted kg
gwen Jones and other persons, succeeded in rescG-
ing between forty and City men women and children
from their perilous situation on the wreck.
The Chronicle estimates the number Of pgrsm1s
los, at between forty and fifty: we earnestly hope
that the Chronicle is correct though we have been
informed that the previous accounts but too near
the truth. Fourteen dead bodies were found amongst
the broken timber and on the rocks Che conduct
OF tho inhabitants towards the destitute survivors
has bean beyond all praise. They were firnsbed
with clothing, food. &c and many of tho poor Gotta
gers actually burned part of their household flrn-
turc III order TO warm their destitute and shvering
guests.
On Monday morning eighteen of the sailors and
passengers sailed in tho Abbey steamboat belonging
TO Mr. Daney, for Liverpool, where they arrived a.
bout eight o'clock in the evening; the rest, having
received As. each we're forwarded in carts TO Ban,
gor The commander of the Abbey likewise volun
eered to proceed to the wreck to ascert ain if there
was any hope OF saving more of the passenpers bnt
he found that the illhted bark had bee shattered
to pieces
In reference to the spirit of emigration, and the
passengers on board the unfortunate vessel above a.
| luded to, the Newry Telegraph has the followlua
aph:-'Fhe spirit Of emigration to British A.
mcrlca has not been stronger or more exter sivev
prevalent, IN this part of the country for several
years back, than at tho present Mcssrs IvIes larrc
and commodious ship, the Newry, is lust on the c;v.
OF leaving this port. with full complement of mas
Tor Quebec, and three other vessels are al
ready advertised for the destinations to sail in
the course Of this and the ensuing month"; A nnm.
Der OF the persons going out in the Newry are vt-
ry respectable. and we have observed an appear-
uhIs vi couio't, ana, 10 use word abundantly ex-
pressive, and which country friends at least will
understand of roughnesS about the passengers rem,
orally not always to be met with. novel and in
teresmg sight was witnessed here on Saturday
some enlgrants from the nelghborbood, we believe
of Bainbridge, passed through this town. accomna
MED by respectable body of Freernasons with mn,
sic, vesmenis and all the other paraphernalia Of this
ancient order Having accompanied their fre,,ds ~
the Watcrs side, at Warren Point and rnrtn.ii, -.
changed the sad adieus this band nfbra,Iy eH-
lhcn escorted out of town by the brethren Of
font, by whom, appears, they had been,prev;ousi,
received and Hospitality entertained in their 49,
rooms" T;mes--., psii hugo
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