Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-18
From I'm Portland Daily Courier

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do not see what he Executive OF The State can do un-
less IL 70 rensw their appeal 10 the General Govern
msni, and perhaps make prov ion for the comfort o.
the families Of The priiorers in they mead assist
anee.
Mr. Dsane, Quo OF the agents Of the ale who wi H..
ed he Madawaska ss,ls out The pa,t summer, arrived
Ia town last night probably TO make report 10 the Co
vernon and Ciunsil. There are various oiani n, ex-
ptessed by ,he different paper In The Sale, and by IN
TO tho proper course - be
While come think b. 81 to keep COOL and wai he M
tons OF The General and the adj ,s,ment OF
the diff. ulties by negotiation OH and apparently
large MAORI y appear to have their patience exhausted,
and are Tor diving ,hs ate 10 assert 10 own right
and protect is own subject They admit ,ha, the
State has no eon',i u'ionsi authority 20 invade The H.
i.h territory. but they ,usge ha, It la, tie rsh, end
the power 10 exetsi,o the law OF realization.
We can make reprisas upon some Of hi, Maissi,'.
liege suit &C, and tey son,snd ,ha, should ,ofih
with aIe'' SONS OF 'Lem, say twice as many there
are oil our cizcn' eopbnsd at Frederic on, acd imrr
son them hii tue Americans asereleased.
The Portland Argu, II Tuesday, contained the sub
joined letter from of tbs ,s agents Of the S.ae o.
Maine al Madawaka-
ELLswoRrR, NV L.
Samuel e Smith Esq. Governor of Maine
Sir-ln exeeu ing The commission Ia eorjuns i1r
with Edward Klvan gh, E.q. Las, summer, under re
solve Of The J. sis,a urs, while la the aaawa ka SET
Element We learnt from III, serrs there, that du, lug
the summer and the mem of September 1880 a com.
pany eon.ls'ins OF several English gentlemen, AID
among them officer in their naval service, cane
and devoted much time ia resonBoissane,s the liz 70
running due north from tina source Of tho river ST.
Croix and st. John, to the mouth Of the ST. F.anci,
and that ihsy were occupied two or h,ee wee Ks 10
specially exploring tbs 81. Francis alone The whole
time they spent in this busnets was over two mon h,
have iho honor to be,
Sir, your very humble ssrv'i.
JOHN G. DEANE.'
Upon this, the Argus sayr-Th. ias,s 60 nmunis Gated
in the going Latter will probably aid he seple OF
nj line in copj .ctufiRg how ia was that the river ST.
Francis cams TO be selected by His Mai atty OF the Ns-
'beraods az the Highlands OF the ireay especially Ia
ksn In eonnee'ion with what have Understood was
l.>a Al.
promug gated, Of his confiient friends pub
lisly insinuMed that HIS Msje,iy had merely carried
into Effect by bis desison tho private understanding OF
the par,ies-a mode OF expression whish simply mean,
OF tho parties. The reason, why the fish sh .se
The s.. Ffsncs would bs better understood by those
who are aq tainted wi h the geography o! tho soun.
try. The river st. Francis is navigable in boats IN
whole way from the and Portage 10 lie mourn, and
hs S. John 10 vigable from ,honce the duo north
line.
Ssvera' Of the Boron pipers received this morning
contain nsse' OF the reception. in that city, of toe
Eugli h sicger Anderson, about whom such hubbub
was made Gu the oecss n OF his playing at the Park
Theatre The following paragraph ,hs subj &c, /,
from inc Boston Commercial Gazette. Eve. Pes.
"Mr. Anderson made his q, appearances in b ,stCn
last evening In the character Fl Henry Bertran The
Theare-pit, boxes aud gallery-:wa. filled 10 over
howing al an early hour: there were no female
present. but the audense was eonpofsd chiefly sf our
most respectable sitzsns B fore the curtain rose
Mr.. Barrett, the manager, same forward and s,ksd
the audience were willing that Mr. Anderson sh ould
DO heard! The reply yes, yes, yes, seeompan, ed
by loud and continued sheers, from every par, OF The
hous,, without apparen ly single dissenting v,ice.
who sustained the part OF Julia .hannering soon Cd.
Peared. She was warmly greeted by The audle nee,
and was evidently much sffosted; her songs were
loudly ercored The reception of Mr.. Anderson, too
must be highly gratifying to his feelings, for with The
exception OF perhaps about dtzen individuals, the
audience manifested a dec ded fre ndshp for him One
or two oil The carly ssenes in which be appeared were
interrupted by tbs nois, Of his enemiss, who were
6aaly sisnesd, and al erfellsni degrse Of harmony
prevailed, in'id. the house, during the remainder
the evening. HE seetnd appearance was announssd,
Cor this evening", amidst the most deafenng applause
La ms front OF the theatre mob Of several thou
psTfons were collected, ZONE Of whom attempted to
oreak 10, 6u' they were not suecssslui.-They sue-
seeded, however in demoishing a few lamps. And
thus tho threatened ds,ur bsues passed over"
Sr. MARY's CHURCH,, which was burnt down yes
teray morning, was in Sheriff street, Pitt, and
In Pitt street, as stated. IL is doubtful whether the
fire the result of accident design The building
insured for 5000 dollars. The Commercial Adver-
tser gives the following particulars Of the damage done
No. %, [SherT street, three story frame building
owned by Mrs. Hasey, and Occupied by A. Kennedy,
slightly injured.
Vandewater, occupied by Timothy and Benjamin Yard
and Jacob Sanford destroyed.
No. 81, two story frame building owned and oc
eUpied by Elias Noc-destroyed.
Nos. 20 and 81, ST. Marys Churcb--desuoyed.
No. 3S, a two story, well finished brick building,
owned by Mr.. Wood, occupied by Ann and Sarah Ken
nedy and WIN. Stebbens. All DESTROYED except the
wals-no Insurance.
No. 35, two story brick building, owned by Ira
Clark, occupied by Ira Clark, Nathaniel L. Adams and
Sarah Clark much injured in the rear.
On Willeu s.-The plaster factory of Messrs Mount
s. Robeys, slightly injured.
Two or three stables burnt down.
The Methodist Episcopal Church took fire, but was
extinguished before any serious damage done
The entire loss sustained is estimated at upwards Of
$4,000. GyV Y Sentinel
We learn from the New York papers thai Mr.. Nelson
the recently appointed Charge d'Aflres o. .pt al Al
mission to Napls' sailed from ha, pos; Tueidsy mt rn
Ing, In the skip Napoleon, for Liverpool.
Bait. Rep