Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-04

Ii must not be, we may not part
could not live alone.
Census Of Boston.-The popularon of Boston !.
1881, OF whom 595O6 are whites and IB,s fer
blacks The number of aliens is S4ls.
by the census of 1890 the whole population n
Session was l3 eo8; increase in ten years 1908
which Is equal 10 al I per cent. The number of en-
Toured persons IN 1920 was $780, increase l65
BY the census taken by authority of tho CITY pov
eminent In December 1875, the whole number of IN.
haonants was 5S,277. The increase up to 1925. is
consequently 1879 and the increase for the nov,
hSe years up to the present time only 4IO4.
Population Of Cincinnat.-Ths whole Formulation
OF the city at this time including cooured people and
aliens. is 25 279. ~
In 1910, the population was ss4es-Increase in ten
years 1857. In 1890 the population Of the com
~, exclusive Of the city, was 22l2s.
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1he FWton .neettng, IN Philadelphia on Thursday
last, was respectfully attended as well as To cb,r,c
ter as numbers. Matthew Carey was called IN ~,
Chair, andP s. Duponceau and John Vaughan m.
pointed Secretaries. The object of the meet,po r.
stated by The Chairman, was, consider the propr
ely OF following the example of Virginia in pIac;no
boxes in the steamboats, to receive tho rbm,;o
o. liberal citizens, for the heirs of the late Roprpr
FULTON. Alresolution was then passed snnroy;nr
VI INC Pah as one OF the most feasible, under all cir
cuhiSlanccs, mat can be adopted, for PAVING some
portion OF the debt of gratitude due 10 hin, and then
IL was also resolved TO take the necessary
lor procuring boxes for all the STEAMBOATS, olvino on
uhh
MOOD, and to prepare address to steamboat travel
iers In that State, recommending the 10 tbcr
patronage Another resolution was passed sarnes,l,
recommending the adoption of similar measures 10
the cizcns OF Pntsburg, with regard to steamboa,r
plying m the western waters of that State-Nicbo.
las B'ddle Esq was appointed Treasurer 20 receive
Inc donations to be made for the foregoing object
Bat. Pat
The following extract ola letter from London, da
ted the 18th Of July, has been obliginey communi
Gated 10 US for publication The anecdotes which !,
tells OF the new king are perfectly consistent with
his character as drawn IN the English papers most
worthy Of confdcncc:-'So far ,he new kino ha q
made himself extremely popular with the people
and no doub; Will become more So as he is said 10
be very good natured and inclined TO show binosoIf
without reserve. 1t appears that he has alwa ys
PLAIN saior-ke man, and has taken no, pains 10
learn or 10 remember the etiquette and elepapcics
court The other day he volunteered visit 10 hs
relations at Holland House, This daughter Ma,v
Fzclarence. having married Col. Charles go, N.
son Lord Holland but he told tina, II was con-
trary 70 rule for king to visit at the bouse Of
subject, and particularly before the funeral of his
predecessor When he was waited upon bv tho
principal bishops he said tho was happy to rnceivo
such eminent men," and then turning aside to one
of his hou chold near bin. he asked, "they are ON.
iheht men are they not!" He gave ambassa-
him. "there should be no more wars between The
two countries" and that she remembered 10 have
been in Delaware during the of the revolution "
mani Phitad. Chronicle.
From The W. Y American
Ii IS worthy of remark that the French in their m
cent attack upon hgiers' have made all thor advnn-
ces agreeaby to the directions laid down bv Mr.
Shaer, in his sketches Of Agiers Indeed so close
ly have they followed his suggestions that IL the fsc,
were not otherwise established there could hardly be
doubt OF the French commanders having ava,led
himself of the accuracy of Mr. Shaler's observation
For the other passages to which we aludc the rem
der referred to the book Itself we have onv yoon
at present to extract tie following:
The several expeditions against Algiers where
iand forces have boon employed have landed in the
Day eastward OF the city, which is evidcasly an
and discovers nn unpardonsbe Ignorance OF the coast
and topography Of the country for all thcr means NJ
defence are concentrated there. But it is obvious
that any force whatever might be landed in tho fno
bay OF Sid Ferrach without opposition whence bv n
single march they might arrive upon the be;gb,s
winch command the Castle del Emperador. when ne
notnng could prevent approach to the foot If ~,
walls, they might be either scaled or brenrbed ba
mihe IN short time. This position being rnns,ercJ
batteries might be established on a height command
lpg tue citadel which IS Indicated by two cylindrical
ruins of windmills and where are the ruins of Eor
tress which was called the Stan, which the ieolous
Tears ofths government caused TO be destroyed 70,
the reason here alleged, that commanded the cro
uel ana consequently The city. Ehe feet which bad
landed the troops, would by this time appear in tho
pay TO distract their attention, when Alqiers must
ee' surrender at discretion or be taken by storm"
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The Polished Priaciplcs Of WashingLon.
Dutnig inc administration of Washington as prsg-
ldent OF The United States, a gentleman the friend
and companion Of the general throuabou, the whole
course OF inc revolutionary war, applied for Iucrs-
tive and very responsible Office Vbe oentlem,n
wssat all times welcome TO Washington table: he had
been TO certain degree. necessary to the domestic
rcpose OF a man who had for seven wears fonabt
tho battles Of his country, and who bad now under.