Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-11


not mere hangers to thes kirts of socie,v Thev
nave connections the most tender relations the moSt
dear. The fate of others, others respectable inno
cent and honorable, depend on them The az ma
sentence, Which in Justice dooma them to do.,I
9oou1s an aged and innocent father to infnmy nna
dsgrace; young and lovely wife, to agony unntter
sorrow and disrnay ~
81 ~ 70 sad In the Salem papers that the chief on;,r
.ns originator of the diabolical plot has been
npeaa as witness on the of the State. From
private letter, 1t appears that both the Knanus
~ere wiiing TO screen themselves from lesnl nunisE
nnd th, W becoming witnesses for the Government
to NOV ION waited on the father of them.
! 80 hnoW which Should be accepted. Tho tbough,S
OF seai". the doom of one of his own children w,s
tlan nature Could support and the fael;nos -
pnn,n' ei lor season conquered these of the man
| i,o'i."g 10 the chamber in which the wife OF ~.
Oldest SON lay, he srid ION ucconnt nj ,ha+ , ue
creature, save my Oldest" The scene is desc,;he
| as agonzlng beyond human endurance
Inc wife of J. j. Knapp, Jr. now abont 90 r.,..
oI, IS ohe OF the most beautiful and accompiishe5
,aues III Haien, and the entire devotion of her inns
oanu naa necome proverbial in that town. She hds
I' yet Deeh permitted to visit him i'm his prsor
her Srief and mental agony are beyond descrin,ion
ana she n1ourns as those ''whout hope" Aubonah
noi permitted to visit her husband, she insisted on
gong 10 tue jail, where she carried in cs rr;ae
nut she was unable to look up when she pot there
tAnaPp wen. to the window of the prison to see her
| emotion.
IT Is lamentable in the highest derree. that TIM
latc OF two such beings should be so intimately and
SO inseParabiy united. Yet il is; nm innocent and
Virtuous, young, and oniable female made to adorn
her SEX Is united with guilty wretch whose crimes
render HIM an outlaw from the favor and Protection
OF society. f9"
! The editor OF the Creole nt 0o,o,d;u
Has just returned from visit to New Orleans pivrs
u SORT or caGre du pays of affares there -.Na,,
I.uahs: says ne lat this time holds out faIrcr
Sno" oi Improvement tbnn ever. ThreD hurdre,y
houses are snid to be building, and ITS numerous snh
uros are extending in every direction phe rail ro.a
from New Orleans to Lake Pontcliartran, which Is
actually advancing with every probability of success
may DE considered as the opening of a new era foS
Louislana-an era which shall see us attain dc
''hguHhed place amongst the most powerful States,
| 1t is stated i'll the Boston papers that David Hind
| soh, VINO mas 0een some time engaged in srnugeIius
rom Canada into the United States, supposed te bo
agent OF some extensive foreign house. was detected
within year past in smuggling about two Thousand
dollars worth of goods which were seized in Boston,
he was lately tried at Windsor, VT. and muleted in
t e sum g. 5000. and now he is 10 Burlington ,atl
EMIeRANTs.-Phe New York Gazette statez tint
about Two thousand passengers have arrived in tbot
Guy within the last week, from Grent Britain and
France. ''' "A''1
! F5oaw the u. r Journal Of Commerce,
! EXON CAmPEACHY.-The brin L,ncrfrn
+ capt Bukup, arrived here Saturday, in % day,
! from Campeachy. 49,
Cap'aih d. reports that every thing is at prcsenp
as quiet in that quarter us military government catp
make It. Fhe Assembly at Becal, on the 18th Anrjf
composed OF nominal representatives of the peonIe.
declared 1ucatan Independent, until such time an
the National Government shall adopt the triI
system OF organization in distinction from the feder
alive lCapt b. remarks, that what seems to IN,
understood there by central government is row
eminent IN which the civil power IL wasted in tho
rnllitary.] Phe supreme military chief of Vrc.tnS,
was made BrlgadIer General by the Assembly. and
hn, -; "a seven persons was appointed to assist
ihm I'D the administration Of The goyernrnen, 30
| news nad been received from tho Mexican esnitpI
since the separations but the resolution of the Sir,
p5ene on the subject, hourly expect.
e Gu. ., mere nc was public rejoicing at Campeachy 81,
Tue "a OF May III consequence of the separation: btr
many were OF opinion there was trouble ahead -
Fhey were increasing the Notifications; cstensbJv &,
.es,sl the Spantards but in reality, Capt. b. thinks
to defend themselves from the attacks of the NJ
cans. q blockade, at least is expected bv the ,,eo
| pie. y o pt'T
| fotasco is in worse state titan ever Pkere u,as
revolution IN the capital of that province on Tia
28th April, the troops having been gained over ~, tb
insurgent party by fair promises The Commandant
General acting Governor, and others in authority
we're imprisoned; together with all the foreigners,
who are principally Americans
CHlLi:-Fhe brig George Gardner, Knight came
up yesterday, in n days from Huasco Bv sbis ri
val the following memoranda relative to tie political
conoiloh OF the CHILEAN Republic are receiyed.--
C0iii is still IN very unsettled state, although Val
paIaso, at the time the George Gardner sailed. WIS
quiet. When Gen. Freyre sailed in the expedition
10 Co9umbo he left no force at Valparaiso and the
next day the Estanco party took uuet posgcss;on -.
ihe Gardner was detained five DAYS at Vaparai
So IN consequence of the Governor having, on the
l3th February, laid partial embargo on ali the ship
ping on account of an order from st Jago to the
collector OF the port, prohibiting him from clearinor
any vessel unless the consignee would give bond tS
the amount of two thousand dollars that the vessel
S sl' not touch at Coquimbo. The embargo VIVA
iald 10 give them opportunity to fit on, q s,,au
prIg called the Florida, to go in pursuit of General
Frfyre and the day after she sailed on the 18th the
emDaIeo was raised General Freyre, two davs
a, Tonong vaparalso landed with about 1900 hen