Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-22


time given for deliberate proceedings If me driver
should refuse, they then to wait near Stamford
for the arrival Of tho mail from Boston that night.
rob it and return to the city by water before dav
light before any information could be brought of the
robbery. The arrest If Reed prevented the execu-
ton ofthe plan, bot Hays had made such arrange
ments that they could not have escaped Ls grasp At
vsrious times Hays has brought to light circumstan-
ccs of SO extraordinary character that the villains
themselves think he carries his operations by
means OF some supernatural agency BE that as it
may. he is most interchangeable, vigant and valuable
man IN his department, and IN the event of his loss
his plnce Could not be supplied.
Mr.. Van Bureo Is among us TO make the ueccs-
airy preparations for the fall campaign. His par
~ never needed his assistance more than at the
present time In due season shall have prom
ising article from the Albany Argus setting forth
the great necessity of adherng to .'thc usapes Of
the republican party" and calling upon all good
men ana true to combine against its enemies. What
is termed the ALBANY Regency" is said To be com.
posed OF the little editor of the Argus, whv is five
feet, nothing. Benjamin knower the State Treas
nrer, Flagg. the Secretary Of State, and Benz. r
Butler, the protege of Van Buren,. These are the
puppets that pull the wires, keep the machinery in
order, and report to their chieftan the signs of the
times.
Not to associate Mr.. Van Buren, and jacob Hays
but is II not scandaious. ard violation Of that pro-
mise which the Greatest aud Best gave in this Inau-
gura that "federal influence should not interfere
with the freedom Of cectious'-uo it was not pro-
mise, he nsnuatcd that such had been lie practice
OF MIR. Adams Admnistration-but is it not scania
ous that this man should renquIsh his official Duties
Tor which he is paid so high, and repair to Now
York for the purpose of directing the intrgues
nected with the State elections, now at hand? We
assume the fact we coness--we have not such evil
dence of 1t u, would be necessary in ourt of Jus
tice-5ut yet We believ, there is general moral
conviction Of its truth, which renders direct t,simo
ny unnecessary. Van Buren, has gone with that OBJ
Jcct' and of that every is convinced Is right
Is 1t consistent with the principles of the Greatest
and Best, who canted pathetcally his Inaugural
about this very matter Of federal interference with
State elections? How burst this pedler III politics.
ever hope to grasp the trunchcon OF command over
ten million Of free People,
a great sensation appears TO have been produced
among the People of the Territory Of Michigan, by
l the following appointment and removal: JoHS l..
LEIB, to be Marshal of the District of Michigan rice
Major ROWLAND, REMOVED from ofice-JNat Int
! person in the State of New York who has edit
ed for twenty years Federal paper called, indeed the
"Federdtst is denouncing cert1in citizens of that
State. to whom he is opposed, as Federaist,. II
shows the value of party names. ID
A Madrid letter. of May 2oth says-sThe Spanish Govern
men, have changed their plan with regard the Expedition
10
.se s.iaei "Abnu 1000 GOOD troops will be en-
barkcd different ports Of Peninsula their rayne poini
These troops Will be conveyed from ence the Havana
where 5000 Of the best troops will be added them
ton, chief be given to the Mar
de las Amarlas, who OF the oldest
rails IN the Spanish service"
! A friend to whose politoness we have frequent.
ly been indebted for interesting naval intelligence
has shown US letter from his correspondent, dated
l L Iava Nah lTo,O QSn
that "the Dey of Agors old officer of rank in
| the U 5. Navy, few days since, utter showing
him his preparations for Defence that he had 200 600
mon to oppose the French; that they had been
talking of destroying Algiers; that he was ready for
them, and wished they would Gomez Beacon.
| From the Baltimore American.
'Fhe packet ship Sylvanus Jenkins, ut New York
on Saturday. sailed the 9th June and consequent
brings no later udvces than those previously recci-
we'd by the Salem.
We arc indebted to friend at Liverpool for the
Courier of that city of the 9th u In that paper il
is announced that the Directors OF the Liverpool AID
Manchester Rail road intended to proceed to Man.
chester on the l6;h, for the purpose of holding their
board IN that town. They were to perform their
Journey on the Rail road, and Liverpool to
dire. This was to be the first trial of the locomotive
engines on the whole line of the road betweenLivcr
pool and Manchester, and no doubt vas entertained
! of IFS highly satisfactory Jesuit
We also observe it stated that survey of the Liver
pool and Birmingham Rail has been commenced
by Messrs. Stephenson and Rastrick 1T IS to be
one hundred miles in length. # double rails, on the
plan Of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. So
great favorte is the undertaking, that the capital is
said to be already subscribed"
Letters from Egypt leave it uncertain whether a
corps of Egyptians would assist the French in their at,
tack on Algers
The Aviso, French paper, states that the Dry of
Algers had sent troops o pro- ect those shipwreckrd
in the French brigs orwnr Lc Sylene aud ADVENTURE
against the fury the Bedouin Arabs
Phe London papers announce the receipt Of French
papers to the 9Th June
The Paris papers contain yet no news from the
expedition, though the Monltcur has telegrophc des
patch from Toulon, dated Wednesday last but it re-
lacs solely 10 the loss Of the two briggs belonging to
the blockadng squadron, which unfortunately is full
y confirmed All the other journals of Friday state
as report that the crews had been saved by the
prompt and humane interpretation OF tho DEFY OF Al
giers; but this report fur from being confirmed by
the Official despatch. is characterised therein as wan
ting authenticity In the sumo document there is
not word about the expedition, though i, could
not be unknown TO the public authorities AT Toulon