Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

WAsHINGroN, March 1.-THE Senate spent a
considerable por ion of yesterdays sitting on Execu-
I'VE business The principal subject of deberaion is
understood 10 have been the nomination OF Henry Lee
"a Consul General for the States Of Barbary; and il
said that the nomination was rejecied Gypat. Int.
March l2-it is understood that Commodore David
Porter was yesterday nominated by the Pre- sdent TO
the Senate, as Consul General to the Barbary Powers
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March l3-Tbe Senate, yesterday after~a long eli,
ung on Executive business, confirmed the appointment mt
OF Anthony Butler, Charge des Anares 10 the r.
public Of Mexico, and of Emanuel West as Cbarp,
des Afares to Peru. rb0
We learn from the National IntelIirepcer tina, The
Military Court Martial, for the trial of Adjniant Gen
Jones, on charges preferred against him by Gen Ma.
comb, has closed its edngs aud adjourned The
hrcislon OF course. Is az yet unknown to the public
During the trial, Generals Scott and Jes.up were ex.
amned on parts OF military duty. Col Jones was aid
ed in his defence, by friend and former companion in
a'"s' Co'. o'orrow oil virginia Bait ChrOn.
RE-APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and toith the dduice and consent ofthe Senate
Robert Stanard OF Virginia, TO be Attorney of the
United States for the Eastern District OF Virginia
John Pegram OF Virginia. to be Marshal of the H.
States for the EASTERN District of Virginia.
John III. More Of Georgia, to be Marshal of the u
States for the District Of Georgia.
;, David C. Wilson of Delaware. to be Marshal of the
United States for the District Of Delaware
Lakeland Nj. one OF Florida to be Marshal of the
United States for the Southern District OF Forids yice
John Dean, appointed during the Of The Senate
IT, S TEL
us a" opr to as Tommy Chiffon has deserted and gone
over Gay The Coalition receive him with open arms
think him "a marvellous proper The yandr
nn fdTot ma tne PdtTiot says rHoUsANDs and
THOUSANDS DW ooD his eranPe! As Dominic Sampson says
rRoDiGou'. , , bali Rep.
Inquest has been held by his Honor the Lord Mayor
the city Washington, the body polite Thomas
Cation Verdict OF the jury that ho by self
strangulation. w.
The suicide the above notice one which
has excited other feelings but foolish man.
m.ei & Chiffon" .sd ospsc,sG
and confidently anticipated talents and
Plary party dcreton would certainly supenued his cc
walton, under the things either TO place in The Ca
5aet at least high rank in the Corps Dpomagu
for the country, but unhapply Individual the peo
pies President odd enough to disagree with Mr.
Ch,on His srewdness suspected that Tommy bag
wind, PrGred Mill who very his ewn opn-
on but low, indeed 10 point lilo was accordingly
overlooked, and, alas! no 10 now Ieo de e'
His last speech and dying confession the
Of the lao coalon and published gyas The poor man was
evidently resigned to all the consequences silly deed lie
home Inc whispered in weak and feminine voice sk no po
cal and he expired before the tremendous reply
from his constituents Verify foolish thou shalt none.b
(B.
II was stated a few weeks ago that Mr. D,ddridke
Int nded publishing pamphlet, setting forth at length
his objections 10 the amended Constitution From his
silence. began 10 think the report was without
foundation: but we conversed day two ago with
gentleman from Washington, who told us the pamphlet
had been written some tme and that IL was probably
now in the press.
Having adveited TO the con ti,ution-nuest;op ye
will further observe, Ohough without consulting thst
genuemAn) That MIR. Cooke wrote third letter 10 his
constituents III the week following the appearance o.
his seconds but having the paragraph stating Mr.
Doddridges intention, he preferred deferrng s pub
caion unlii alter that gentlemsu'5 pamphlet had ap
peared. ~ W
r. S.-We las, evening received Mr.. Dpddrdvs's
Pamphiet-just as the paper was going TO press
lWtnehesfer Republican.
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