Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-16

From all parts OF our Safe as tar as wa have he ard
Tho papers contain accounts Of gsa, damage by the late
very heavy rains. The CAnden Beacon of Tuesday
lasi, 30th ui,. Says
"W- have te.n Visited by the most fes,ruc,iv
frsshet known siace the memory Of man Tue crops
on the river piar taions are entirely swep-planers,
who expected TO make 500 bales OF cotton, will 10,
make 10 This, with the Io,s OF their provision crops
stock OF cattle, hcg destruction OF ences and injury
10 he sri, w'li make up sum total, VIII eh can.
not al his 'iie es,ima,e We believe tina, 800 900 dol
lers wills he losses sustained by this portion
OF our f. lswctz ns in 'his Di' rici alons Amongs
the irjuriss sustained is the loss Of fine Bridge
il embraced four arches neatly Constructed aud
covered, Nv" OF witch, the 10, ges, ara tax n eff"
Ecfrdct IT a letter dated Chsrdt0, Sept 1.
"You viii probably have heard tina, our bndge has
been carried on, aud tina, the Pes Dee country ha.
been Inundated for many mss-tt l. impossible yet
10 form any estimate It the lose TO the planers-mis
bridges stock ard CROPS. were sweep off velenuy by
toe waieiy elemep'. The water has now happily sub
sided IL IL said TO have been The hghe't fresh that
this par' Of the country has been visited by for 80
YEAR, The loss Of our bfi lge 10 estimated S25 600.
10 consequence OF the very high fresh, business Is
extremely dull here-whe,her il will affect our trace
the next winter, cannot tell"
Extract Of a letter dated AUGUSTA SPIT 8.
wv have another IT, eh In our river, IL having risen
s'ics yesterday abou, 10 feet So much wet weather
must prove very furious TO the crops generally and
d'sr"c'iv@ TO those on low grouIdf"
COLUMBIA, Sept 3.-I will be nCtos TO Blu, few OF
our "ders we fear. 10 tell them, tina, most extra
ordinary continuance Of wet wis, her of which tradition
gives Us here any account has been nded by ood.
10 our great water courses, which ether
blgn, nave been perhaps more destructive than
hitherto known In ale. The desttu con has be-
lmmense upon the Congsres, Wateree, and Savann, b.
and We have doubt that have ye, TO reach
Of similar injuries upon all he ssnsderasle rivers
oil ihe State Inte'eourse las been greatly impeded
hy The ess OF bridges, Sc and u will pei haps be many
days yet, before The un extent OF injury ASCERTAIN
ed. The floods, suspect have been felt far beyond
our own Safe, iowards The North pa'ueula ly. The
Northern melt was inierrUp ed iot OF 8 day., which
must be AIKEN az our apology for hs eb'rs desrih Of
news ifom thai qusrier
wiring the above, We learn at Dl3nfers nm
he Pee Dss have tuarred iacaiculAL.y, and tina,
the valuable bridge over that stream at Cheraw hae
been entirely de royed the bridge over the asres
Camden, rendered impossible and ,,t con.
nueo The extent oil ,he injury has not be en- fully
dstefm med.
Cdyrdrd and the JelDeLs-An order was received
yesterday morning, from Governor Tbroop, issued wi
the appreciation OF the General Government deliver
Carrara the Minister of the Netherlands that he NAV
be Holland and tried for the offence with which
he is charged that country, according to its laws
This order is issued in accordance with the Revised
Stautes VOL Ist, 1854, sections g. 8, 10 and IL, which
are in The words following:
Sec 8. The Governor may, in his discreto deliver
to justice any person found within the State who
shall be charged with having committed without the u-
rsdcIon Of the United States crime except treason
which, by the laws of this State if committed therein
IS punishable by death, or by imprisonment in the State
prison.
sec. o. Such delivery only be made on the reeui-
siion OF the duly authorized ministers officers OF the
Government within the jurisdiction Of which the crime
shall be charged to have been committed
Sec TO- 1t shall be the duty OF the Governor TO re-
qure such evidence Of the guilt OF the person so charg
cd would be necessary justify his apprehension and
commitment for trial. had the crime charged been com
mued within This State:
Sec IL. The expenses of experimenting and deliver
ing such person, shall! be betrayed by those whom he
shall be delivered.
This proceeding supersedes the writ of Habeas Cor
nus which TO have been sued for this day. as we
I'VE already announced.
We were informed many days ago, that the wife Of
Carrara who is conversant with the whole history of
the robbery of the jewels, of its principal ac-
tors after the arrest Of Carraa, left this city with man
named John Roumage, for Philadelphia, under the
names of 'Mr Robert aud lady, and sailed on the goth
August from that city in the ship Monongala for Liver
pool-in consequence, one of our police officers en-
harked board the Sivanus Jenkins which sailed from
this port for Liverpool the 2Ih August and hopes
entertained by authorities, that he will be in
Liverpool when the Philadelphia packet arrives or at
all events he will be able TO Carraras wife in
England nv. T. yher. .adp.