Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09

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RICHMOND, 1UESD.dY. .NOHE.MBkR Q.
( FoREicN News We lay = large body Il Foreign
Afvces by three successive packets, b.f re
der'. The hAme is spreading through Belgium. We
10 crown her banner The prospect Of ne.
raj War 10 lsssening. The 81 iit Of inurrecon is in
| creas'Ig, through Europe.
MR.. RANDOLPH.
All accounts represent the health Of this gentleman
the hot summer climate OF St Petersburg. From &C.
counts received from ssveTa quarters lis iudspcs
Is extreme. Some Of I'll. letters, indeed stated bis lie
TO he in the creates Ganger.-He wa. 90 weak a. ST.
Peersbnrgh, that they were under the necessity Of
carrying him TO the S,esmboa-but when h landed in
London, lie was able TO wax few steps He arrived
" In very III state OF e,lth"-and 1t 10 H.
that he proposes to leave England very soon, Tor
the South ci Etanee-snd TO return to Russia in the
he LETT the States that the Adminstra,ion Md an
horized hia 10 visit the South Of Europe r the state
oil his health should imperousiy r. qnire the change
provided the affairs OF the misson would admit Of his
absence. without prejudice to the public service.
The most extravagaut reports have been circulated
in This country about Mr. Randolph The Netc.
York Journal Of Commerce has rep 9 eitd him a.
" i,rs,ion, r'-as acting in fact like m,dm,n-ou,r
rsipg with his landlord. and b.ing " ordered by him
to quit the premises within "a bonrs-hen repairing
TO the boarding OF Mrs. wi.on taking an upper
chamber, doing the most oure sc,s driving the Court
Taylor out Of the House with his caue-and conduct
Ing himself 10 the mos, dicuon. manner. on his pre-.
sentation 10 the Emperor. The NJ York Comm
carries the joke farther, aud represents the A.
metiean Minister as grossly intoxicated day after day"
-" tearing to pieces in rsge, the cards which he
oregn ministers at tho Russian Cspiia l. Il at his lodg
ngs-refusing at rst to receive Prince Lie
ven, tbs principal Minister o. State. The Anne
there (says this veracous Commercially boarding nj the
same house. finally resolved TO send representation
oil his conduct to our governmcnt-but this became
unnecessary, as Ma Randolph suddenly demanded his
passports and took his departure homo via the South Of
Europe We know from letters received from St Pc
ters5urgh, that several OF these statements are the
sheerest representations in the world We are ac-
quanted with the circumstances Of his leaving the house
which he originally occupied, his removing to Mrs
wilson's and his arrangements there-and we know
that the statements of the an. Y. Journal of are
the veres carcatures that have been published
His reception by their Imperial Magisties of all the
Russias was singuary kind and cordial and his inter-
course with Prince Lieven had conciliated Mr. Ran.
dolphs regard There is doubt about these matters
and we cannot permit ourselves doubt that the O.
Their charges against the Minister equally caumnous
that the NJ " Commercial is true only to its character
OF peverting the truh.-We sincerely trust in despite
OF all which has been published, that Mr. r. has con-
Quoted himself with all the dignity and discretion which
bet the elevated office to which he has been appointed
We understand that Mr.. r. has sent of his SER
wants aud some OF hi, bagKe to the u States, by q
| vessel destined to Bo.ton. Mr.. Walsh saws that
letter has been received in hi. Cry (Phlad.I
IRON ST. Peter.burgh, dated z b September 1880, in
which no mention is made of any ertion
by Mt Randolph, Of returning to the United States
The writer is gentleman who must II. ssarIy have
known OF such an in'en,ion.-We pre.ums the letter
III question Is from Mr. Clay, Secretary OF Lega ion.
The stories that have been propagated by the Libel
lants OF N York, too and ridiculous to i'm.
pose upon Credulity itself.
| ELECTIONS
OHro-The Cincinnati Republican of tho S0th saws
in
for Lucas, and 80 243 for MArthur The counties 10
be heard from in 1923 gave majority oil 5000 for Trim
Bile; but in Trumbull county where TrmbIes majority
was nearly 1000, the majority this year for McA is only
about four hundred. II MArthur elected il must be
by very small majority."As 10 the Legislature both
parties claim small majority. "The Cincinnati Ga.
zee OF the 9th, (says the Republican, claims MAORI
y OF but two in the lower house, and gives list OF Is
Senators for Clay, IL for Jackson, and doubtful
The member designated doubtful, are assured will
vote with the friends of the administrations; and Mr.
Augustine of Stark counted for Clay has lost his cleo
ton, and will be succeeded by Mr. Groble, decided
Jacksonan also Mr.. Shelby, a decided Jackson is
elected TO the Senate, from the counties of Madison
Union, Logan, Sc instead Of Mr.. Lewis, who is count
ed Tor Clay in the Gazette statement We thus account
for reducing the Clay list two members, and adding
three TO the Jackson side making the Senate consist
20 for Jackson and is Tor Clay The probabivf is that
on joint ballot there ,oih be majority Of from
three to iue in favor Of the ddminisi,afion''
We understand from respectable authority that the
administration will have majority of fco at least in
joint baiiot-The ST. Cairsville Gazette says: II il
probable McArthurs majority will not exceed 1000. II
will be remembered that two years ago this state gave
Trmble about the majority, and in a week or two
afterwards Gen. Jackson received Counting the votes
that were thrown away about 6o00 The fact is Gen
Jackson is much stronger in Ohio than any his friends
We venture to predict, and most solemny believe that
IN the event of race between Clay and Jackson tina
the latter will get the vote of the state by majority
from seven to ten thousand"
| MAssAcHUsETTs.-Tho following is the result o.
the Elections far heard from (The elect are in
| Italics j
Boston D.-Hppleton 334I, Lee 2465, Scattering III
Norfolk D.-DeaT6orn 1905, Thatcher 625 Scott $50
Plymouth d. @. Adams 1912, Thompson Ill
| Scott 100
Essex. South District 2oate $780, Crowninshield
| 767, Cabot 352, Scott IS.
Essex, North District Cushing 1919, Merrill SIG
| Osgood S07, Duncan 1852, Scott 232-no choice
Brisol-Hodges 1858, Ruggles 500, BayIics 200, Free
| man 36i, Scott limo choice.
Middlesex D.-Edward Everett reelected by large
| majority, without regular opposition.
Appleton, Dearborn, j. Q. Adams, Choate and Ever.
| ,tt elected-In two last district, choice!
The meeting at Fanue Hall was held on .Saf,trdo,
evening (he 30th) to hear Mr.. Websers promised All
dress. The crowd is said TO have been immense lie
spoke three hours without finishing principally ATTEMPT.
ing to explain dody his anti-TariT course and ceie.
brated Speech, in The very same pace in Is2O)-The
Meeting adjourned till next Evening (Sanday Epen.
fng) at the City Hall when Mr.. Webster concluded and
Mr.. Harrison Gray Otis addressed the meeting in favor
Of Mr.. Appleton. On the Evening Fanueil Hall
occupied by the friends Of Mr. Iee-Mr. A. sue.
ceeded in his election by little than 500 majority
The last Evenings mail adds the returns of Worces.