Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

hey hao no, been eroneousy stated slu respec,hly
on what authority he bad taken the hbetIy TO mai, he
ma Secretary replied IN long aboied and diploma
nc e,e Admitting substantially the statement Dr. Wallace
fsh PRINTED aud verbal a. his authority Tor making m.
New Orleans slept of hi, camp wheo he had one .,r
Nit southland such an answer he thought truth and rustic
,Ian's"; exposed him. however tho hiersa assaults
IN tho coalition prints and with the conduct of
the Seminole War became the nra;n
counry, IN both campaigns" ''""
me cntire article from which the foregoing quo
talon Inns been mede. purpors TO have been write,
undor The eye and by one in tho contdenc. of
the President. The writer has certainly had ON on
po'tuniy OF pcrusinG part IL not the whole Of tL,
correspondence to which reference is made There
Is enough at truth IN tho statement 10 orovo bcyonJ
Qurs ion, that II Is not exclusively the pro.ucnn r
ioncy-stIli howcvcr. the msrcp cscniaIions of tho
case orc so gross as 20 render 10 equally clear that
the writer drew part of his materials from some
other source han the CORE spondcnce itself 70 ,h
extent this departure from candor and fairness b,s
gone. can be- ascer,aned only by reference TO the or
lS'nol documents Grounds exist Tor believing tla,
m un'aithiu aud nu'a'cd transcript q fths cores
pondcnc has been exhibited and publication Off
as u occurred the only of rcc;ifynp every
error and misconccpion. :ie 10y
IL must BE- obvious to every ono who Ia. n..,,.J
the letters in question thut no conuex zion hSveyc-
remote, snbssled between that corrcsponacAoo and
the ono which has bren ,ecentlv published by. Mr.
Calhoun. Indeed unless Mr. Calhoun derived me
knowledge of the existence aud chnrnctor. OF Mr.
S"uthards c'Frespondencr either mcdntey, ar i'm
nod'at"Iy from General Jackson hnsclf tits cues
iohaoie whether he possesses tho, slightest know
.as q ~
Elk PREmIrRs.- There a. prssont living in Great
Britain not less than five Lords who have since the
commencement of the present century held and re-
signed the ciico If the First Lord of the Treas,ry
aud Prime Minister. Mr. AddIngton, tViscount Sid.
mouta) who resigned Office on the 18Th January
,%"'; Lord Gr'nvlIc' who was appointed Fcbruaf y
=, iCo6' md resigned the 3st March in thu
following year. The Duke of Portland who suc.
cceded the last Lord. and retained off, up,; tho
!3d Of July 1910; Ni-count Godcrich, who was First
Lord oi tho Treasury frum the 5,h Sep,cmbcr ,a,1
untii the 25th ofJanuary IN the ensuing vcar. and
/ the Duke OF Wellington, who occupied the Office
from that day until his resignation the I6tb rs
| November.
! ANEcroTE or LoRD BYnoT.-"Durnr tho ear
/ Her part OF his youth, his then very limited rove
MUGS were soon exhausted by his exrnvagant ex-
posses IN London. and especially by his frcouent;na
the gnmlnghous"s. He had borrowed so much from,
the usurer, that none were T." be found humane on
ough To advance him any further sum- at wbatover
interest he offered One morning, after seepIess
nISht' spent al one OF those establishments IN which
he had lost all hts money he hear coach stop he
fore his lodgings, and soon after Young lady of
rank who had given him proofs Of the most ardent
attachment, enter his room. She held n small has
ket IN her hand, and, deposlting on tho table
told him that. hearing of the pecuniary misfort
ne had met with, and fearing he might find himsef
IN embarrassed circumstances, she had brought him
all her levels and money, and requested he would
accept thom as proofs of her affection Go and
take back with you said Lord sternly, your
tnnkets and money | am not man to be imposed
upon by can't and you know full well that YOU would
never have brought such things to me- had you
supposed me vile enough to accept them
Geniuo hns too Ion. been considered an aoologv
Tor vice and hollow caredHess. In our delberats
opnlan I, IS only an asgrevniinn Of the offence If
the peculiar and unwoncd. cnduwmcnts of Ueaven
the rich intellect which God has bestowed upon some
81 hIs favored crcaturce TO be made the excuse
oi hlasrhcmng the Givcr and violating his holy laws
we cannot hold cur peace, and assent even silently
10 the dbnmInehic doctrine. Tell us not of the woy
ward proronscs. the fierce. untamcly passions
which are thu atcrscnts of supcrior pcnius In
'sS this doctrine Is checked IN The outset we shall
nave hundreds oil WOULD -rE GENIUsrS initiating Lord
Byron, where they alone CAN initiate him in The vi
COS ana i"cs which disgraced Of the nobest spj-
rs ofthls, or any other aec.-..N. Eng Rev
! Upwards Of eight hundred packages of Boots and
Shoes were sold las, week al the New England So
ciety sale in Boston 1t is said they exhibited an
improvement IN quality those offered at formor
public sales
December was merry month in England, among
the widow of military officers a grea. number h, vino
Tontured ID" state of marlmony, in concouence Of
regulation by which all who marry after the 3lst of
that month forfeit their pensions.
The Irish arc stout swcarcrs when necessary Ose
morning, atcr a row at a fair, who had been
hiH deroscd thRt Laurence O'Shaugbnessv had do
clared he would send his deponents) sonI IN bcu
which he Uhe d"ponent verify believed the said Lau-
renee would hnyo done. had he not been prevented bv
Patrick Murphy, WHO was present at the time.
II Is stated IN the Concord Gazette that VIM Wal
tnp, aged 81, Ehcn. Hcmenway, agod 9I, and Sims
w nch, az, who served IN tho old French war and
under the Continental Congress are now living in
'ramlngham Mas They performed their regular
dnN's work last
NWikSlNih:-At rules holden in the clerks Office
~ OF the superior court Of chancery for the Rich
m"nd district, the 10th day OF March, 1881: James
Hamilton PHI, against Il Fitzgerald & Co, and
James s. Foley dts
me de'enda1tR Fitzgerald, not having entered
MS appearance and given security according to the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this court and APP
pearlng by sasfactory evidence, that he is not an in
h"oian' OF TINS country: 1t is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the rs day Of the next