Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-09
RAIL ROAD SAILING.

CHARLEsroS, March 25-We understand ADVANTAGE
vas taken OF the esh breeze yesterday test the rapd-
w with hich the Car could he I'd by OF SAIL
THIS novel appendage TO land carriage fortunately
under the conrolof several masters ofvesses noty-
standing the travelled at the rapid rate Of rs or 80
miles an hour, on way not exceeding mile in extent
no accident occurred any alarm was mantle
ny the passengers, some Of whom ladies'. They
literally movedupon the wings of the wind" and tho
rapidy OF their motion, had il been prolonged to any
6cnlt. Wercur,,
Extract of adespaich from Major Henry Lee, Consul
General the United States at Aiger., dated Aigers
of State:
=" mention these circumstances not only to evince
the eiracy OF the mode OF proceeding which was pre-.
scrlbed TO me- but in order TO mark the elevation to
which orr national character and influence in this
quarter have been advanced by the prudence and ability
OF my worthy predecessor and by the good conduct Of
our Naval commanders in the Medterrane an; but chief
" by The proves OF one whose services and glory 4,
could not save him from early and a haples, fate
In this distant region, this barbarous Shore in
tongues that strange and various the name of Dec,
ur is remembered in honor and repeated with re-.
spec MS country prohng by his valor long after his
mortal frame has mouldered into dust. So valuable
may be The virtues oil one officer to his fellow citizens
49, fH.
We are authorized to d, are, that the ANONYMOUS
letter publi.hed in Yesterday Integencer, and which
pnrpors TO be statement Of conversation with Mr..
fiobbie the Assistant Post master General, respe citing
the removal of the postmaster at Bucksport Maine
D'tSTepTeSents that conversation. ~ IIb
The commanding officer at Fort MITCHELL Major p
Wagner has issued order in pursuance Of instruc
IONS rom the War department., for all white men liv--
ing IN The Creek nation, without PERMITS or who arc
not married to Indian women, and entitled TO remain
there under their law, 10 leave the Indian country by
me 18th in.! Those who fail TO obey the order are to
"Tes"u ana ueiivered over to the civil authorities
VI ALABAMA Charleston Courier.
Le,oisJurg ia. March 27h.-God, Silver, Copper,
I'm, Lead. and Iron, abound in Western Virginia.
Lewis Ei'enmlnger German gentleman OF intelli.
gence and experience in the Of these minerals has
discovered on bis lands extensive deposos OF all the
above metals Silver and Tin particularly arc found in
large bodies the OF both surprising i'm snv
thing OF The kind in Germany. We are informed by
friend Eisenminger, that II is HE intention 10 CONNER cs
working several mines in short time having
or 'na' purpose been sent Tor Paiidd.
Oar New Orleans papers are TO the 18Th of March.
One OF them publishes The provisions of the law Of Jou
ana oong'ng al Tree eoored persons int oduced into
me STATE since the year 1925 DEPART under pain Of
imprisonment at hard labor Tor term not more Than
'brer years nor less than year Those who having
once 'eH the state, in compliance with this law after.
wards return, are liable TO imprisonment for life A
master emdncpatng his slave s obliged 10 give bonds
10 me penalty of thousand dollars the condition Of
which IS that the slave shall depart from the state
IN less than year.
correspondence between the Governor of ho s,,,s
~ Choahna and Texas and the Secratarv oftbe Inited
Mexican States has been published in the Texas ca
e VT ~ SHOWS me grounds on which the department
OF eSas has been exempted from the operation of the
decree abolshDg slavery in the Mexican Ierfitorie.
me Ch'e OF The department OF Texas and the Govern.
or OF The state 10 which il included addressed TO
NC "eAcdn secretary strong remonstrances against
the decres They stated that the Department nov con-
tanned upwards Of thousand slaves who were al pre-
sent useful 10 The colony. but wo If anumitted would
DC nuisance ana hiDdrance to its prospefy-that the
owners mus' De ndemnf d for the loss OF tie property
ana mat this with the present exhausted state Of the
treasury could not be done probably for some wears 10
come, Ia consequences Of these representations, the
uePa'nen' o. iexas was therefore, the I'd Of De-
cember, declared by the President to he sxemnt rom
me operation oil The decree. The order granting the
exemption, however, directs that the uimos, vigilance
9e USED 70 enforce the laws which prohibit the intro
ducon Of new slaves, and which esI,b.b d. Hb,,,,
on lhe progeny Of lhose alreadv In Inc Lerrnncv-