Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-30

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| CHARLESTON, ). c.. Nov 81, 1880.
UNITED STaTES' BANK
CuItius, Che inimabc Curius, of Baltimore celeb
rity) has circulated story about Mr.. Van Buren's
negotiating with the Richmond Politicians, and the
agents oil the State Banks, for the prescription oil the
U. s.. Bank Hence il is intimatcd, came the passage
In the Presidents Messages and the vausblc consdea-
| uon which Mr. Van Buren, TO receive, is tho adj
vancement OF his o,cn interests i'm the State of Virginia
strange 10 tell we understand that such report from
such source has made some impression in a respecia-
Ole quarter We have taken pains TO ascertain the
truth oil the story. We have oohversed with gentlemen
who are most conversant with the State Banks, and
whose names have been specified in this Transaction
and we are NEST positively assured that nothing was
said abon the State Bank the u. s. Bank i'm any
shape, during Mr. Van Buren's visit this city. Not
word or whisper, upon the subject ever escaped his
| lips within our hearing
That the President is opposed the u s. Bank; that
he conscentously believes it to be against The Consu-
ton, there can be question. He is in the habit of
declaring his opinions boldly and above board He de-
cared his sentiments freely in his last Message; and
Tor aught we know, he may do it again But he wanted
no suggestion or from Virginia, prompt his de-
| clarations.
CELEBRATION Nv VIEW. YORK.
Inc Procession, in honor OF the French Revolution
which was 10 have taken place the 25th, (the ami
versary OF the Evacuation of N York; was pt
in consequence of the inclemency Of the weather Till
hrs' fair day II will be the most splendid commamo
ration which has yet been got up for the purpose.
strangers from various parts OF the country had locked
in aud the number OF persons TO he presen, is es,
with
ga SQUADRON OF CAVALRY"
&c TRUMPETs"
Grand Marshal and Aids.
Barouche containing Col. Monroe late President o
the United Safes and President OF the Committee Of
two hundred and fifty, accompanied by the Vice Pre-.
siden,s Galla'in, Herteil, aud Bovine.
"The General Committee Of arran gements composed
OF the Original Committee Of Fourteen, and the Com.
mittee of Fifty, and such members of the Committee
OF Two Hundred, as are not assigned to other places
Orator of the day and reader OF the address
Then, the officers of the City, the state, and Federal
Governmen,s-tbe Cincinnati and Revolutionary Off
cers, &c.-Foregn Ministers and Consus.-
Mr.. Anthony Glenn, officer of the Navy of the
Revolution Ia Blrouche bearing the identical stand
ard Of the United ses. which was hois'ed by him and
mme diately on the British evscuiting this city in 1888
-sLo in the same barouehe Alexander Whaley, Da
vid Williams. and Enoch Crosby
Mr.. John Van Nor,dais. on horseback On the
evacuation OF The city in 1888 Mr.. Van Norsdaa pull
cd down the British flag, and ran the halliards with
which Mr.. Glenn hois,ed the American standard
"Tbe flag OF the U. States borne Nv Henry Glenn
cd larJ in Ill,
| the 25tb November, 1888
:" Citizens of France bearing the tri-colOred Flag
with appropriate emblems and devices.
Rev. Clergy Of all denopinaions.'
| The various So,ieties-and all the Professions and
Trades of the City, headed by the Printers and mem
bers OF the Typographical Society and Type Founders
SC. SC. The Evening Post " II il contemuIs,ed
to have asmall steam boat the General Lafayette with
her machinery complete on board, placed whee's
and drawn by horses appropriately decortsd-,he en-
CINE to work during the whols procession, and the
wheels and paddles in molon-'o be under command
OF one the eldest steamboat captains She TO be rig
geo ike three masted yacht, and will have flying on
her mantop- galan,mast large coored Gag with
the names in large gilt letters, OF Livingston, Fulton
and Lafayette. On the ensign staff will float the
can eagle, and stripes. The nags of other nations will
be displayed from different parts of the rigging
We were anxious to submit to our readers in this
mornings paper our pieiCs about the state Of France
and Europe-and some Structures upon the insidious
remarks of the Integencer on Juds G Barbour'4 Let
ter.-But the want Of space forbids us-Our fore
man inio.ms us that we lave already overrun the
constable"
We hope the best for France Notwithstanding the
transient io' in Paris and the babarous cries for the
blood Of the ExNnisers. How up fortunate is H. that
Poignac and Peyronnet were not sufsred 10 escap.
along with Charles the l0l! In this way the alter
native would have been avoided, OF exciting resent
ment by now spariOg their lives, of staining the
Revolution with their blood-We commence TODAY
the oihciai Report OF their political uansgressions-
nut iorcibly as they drawn and unworthy az thew
nave proved themselves Of being Citizens of France
hoped, for the sake Of the moral eff ct which n,
he produced that their lives may be spared but their
persons TOR ever bani@hed from &" beautiful france 4"
The publication OF the further proceedings of the
Citizens OF Lynchburg, Internal Improvements will
be suitably postponed till the next week, when they
viii he directly placed before the eyes OF the Re-
sen atives of the People.
The Saun'on Spectator will receive or thanks for
its hint about the Flour aketl shall not he
be overlooked.
FoRGERIEs.-The Grand jury Of the Federal Court
now sitting in this City, have funi true bills 20 ii, a.
the three citizens Of Bedford Comfy, who were sent
here under charge OF having defraudsd the u aies
by forging documents in the Uams OF Revolutionary
sodiers, and drawing pensions upon them-It sd a.
NAT Documents have been forged in the names Of
dead men-an@ powers with The signature OF man,
VITO could neither w'i lie nor read!
j.! THE .1LGIL- CONT'RACTS
The author OF the following Card claims the right TO
publish his animadversions He shall be grai6ed II
the other party please 10 respond they are welcome 10
the use of columns But there the discussion must
terminate. At moment when our winter laljours are
app oacng, and the proceedings of Congress and the
State Legislature will claim every inch of ground that
we can command cannot think of cmbarking our pa
per in contest, which may prove as bitter i'm its char
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