Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-04

| Mr.. Cali had recently dIsp0sed Of tho lrrmi3ef 70
the county OF Norfolk, for poor house estabshmen,
whish spares him the loss Of The miIl-houss. The
handsome brick dwelling house in which he rssd
was contiguous to IN. hfe as 10 b. ia imuen, dan
ger Of alton, and saved only ty he time y
arrival and active -xeitions OF detach Of
from the French Corvette Isis. Capt. Dsalen, under
The command OF Lieut.. Duparek The noble II cling
which prompted this generous &C, en- their P, Is as
honorable TO them il l. ehasace se their nation
and msri,s Tho grateful acknowledgment Of com
mun,ty.
II is no, known how .he Fl. 9 orr ra,ed
[.Norfoik Herald
THE BOND CASE
| CHARLEsroN. SPIT 2l.-Ye.ierday noon His Hou-
or Judge Les delivered lis opinion at length, On the
noion which had been tubrnIued and argued on MOI
day. the motions were, ls', a motion Of o District
Attorney, for lsave to enter up dg the bouds;
aud q, motion Of the Defendants Attorneys Ter leave
to plead, both which were argued oseiher.
The Cour, decided, al er full and elaborate reasoning
that the 65 seeon OF the Revenue Act OF l799 shoad
receive sueh ton mi xht not be uccnss en-
with the Article OF ,hr Constitution OF the Uaed States,
whsh secures the RICH, OF trial by jury in all ",uii-
at Common Law. whers the value in controversy shsi
exceed twen Jo'a - aud The defendants were per-
United to lead The plea Of the general i.'ue or non
est Jdc'un,1 was ihsn rendered Ueder this piea the
defendants ate ped 10 20 into evdeucs TO shew that
the boDi was given for duties accrued under The jty
act OF 1925 wi a view TO submit the question OF The
cons ituonaliy o. THAI Act to the Jury. Tn, counsel
Tor the United States objected 10 the admisslby Of
such evidence under that plea. The poins made
a.su"dby Mr. Pe'igru for the United a'e', aud by
NJ. MDuiSa Tor the i tendanls, and he Court viii
deliver Its opinion en- this second question tc-iay at IL
o'clock Courier
Sept. 22.-Tb Gaze of the United S ates, az inst
Nj 7ssrs III 1me', Mazyck, and Gadaden, cOnclu-
ded yesterday afternoon, at half past o'slCcs ai,sr
ths most animated discussion OF the various pcins
whish arose during tho trial. HIS III snor Judge Lee
gave his opinion about the question made The
day before, and ruled ,hat ii not competent TO the
defendants t. into the sonsdsration OF The bond,
The sonsiu,onay OF TIE Tariff, under the plea OF the
general issue The defen,anr COUNSEL then sone nd
ed that they we're at liberty into thai de by
vi nntI IN that III ~
analogy to the practice und'r the DIS Law OF this
Safe Ia this they also overruied Ths Gaze
wac then submitted to the Jury, who returned, afer
some consul alton. with verdict the United St,tes
SUI porting The affirmative of the plea viz Tha, To,
bonis were the deeds of the defendants, and adding
INA, thai was the only question submitted 10 hem no
Inc Case V the Bond This vas brought 10 a
so'e yesterday, by the JnrY hDdi si'uply that the
BOND was the deed OF The Pendants. Toe question
rai'ed after his III nor Judge LIE had decided tha
evidence could MT be offered, under the neral issue
maj 'hsre was want o. consideration, neither th.
Ddants could Sin that the o. the duties
WAS erroneou, under dc c.rns wk,h bad taken place
Il The Federal Court in Rhode Island. The Cour,
ovsfru'ed 'hi' point alsc The simple tao, Of hS due
signature aud exseu CT the b nd having there for.
gone 10 'he Jury, they returned ve,dic, Ia lom
| above stated.
We "nders'ana hat III, d .f.ndaun have spp-sled
The Gaze, therefore wi he cgain uied al the Circuit
| Couri which sii' a, Columbia in November pax'.
fChnrlesi0n Patriot.
The following has been publ.hed, as she answer IF
The Presid n, OF he u tied ate, to h WAterboronyb
Resolution, passed on 'he Itui asking for an erp
his letter of the II June Ia-', Co0mi,ias Of tn.
Ot'on Party Of this city, [Cho''e'ton Co,r Sept %.
WASHINGTON, S .p, 5, 1881
Sri have received your letter 81 The % uI,i,no
enc osiag, a2sseablv of The R-,olu,ans of IN.
mes ing, copy Of tn" P1osetd ms Of the Cnzsns OF
Co'lson Di.Tie', al Walerboro,' on tho ls Alsrsl
1881, stating tho consiru<,on which hey say the are
compelled 70 give 20 ls,er OF IN, I4h June last 10
Committee # my fellow citiz OF Char euou and 70.
/ unslln I'M In inf thanN rta,a
Interpreted my language.
am not sa'i'6ed hat the Isnsuag. referred to is
ny liable 10 mi'appreh non and do no, feel my.
seii authorized TO enier into for the
purpose OF explaining d'eu sipg in reference mere
y to supposed emergency, the means witch the Pre-.
sident may be required TO employ in ,he discharge
ma eons'i'u'oDa' duty OF taking that the laws be
faithfully exesuted.
l am. therefore, eons'rainsd, wi h all proper re.
spee for my fellow siiZsns who eopposed the me citing
10 decline the explanations required by their Rssolu-
ten.
1 am, Sir with sentiments OF re.nre', obedent
servant ANDREW JACKSON
To Charles W,bb, E,q Chairman. &c.
IDdHe'60rO', S. Carolina
Insult to the Ameyiean Fiag.-Capi ELDREp, OF
the brig Harvest, who's arrival is announced under the
marine head, inform that brig anime, from NJ Car
DINA, bound 10 Texas, was chased of tie Bahama
B1nls by Bi ism man OF ves.s' unders God o he
the Skip-jask, which vessel cred l3 hot al hSr-tho
h-igan'ine had her coors bois ed-ile schr had not
She was boarded by The shr. which iok possession OF
bor and carried her ino'Havans. ID Iring the sha,e
brigan'ine threw overheard her deck bad. After
sho was taken possession o. 'st anchors and sabes
CIp'aD E. uudsr'iood previous 10 tiIieavipg Havana
that the brganine reea'ed, aud that r.presen.
a,ion OF The outrage bad been forwarded tn the Pres
dent Of the United States. There no u s. vessels
in port. Norfolk HERALD
From the Journal Of Commerce, September %
An Occurrences took placs In Now York Yesterday,
which excl ell good deal OF seDssii1n, and which
would be mere afsis'ion in refrain frcm noisi r.
About half pas, two o'c'o'k, a gentiemsn sled a.
the Wa'hing'rn Hotel, and ifq iirsd II hs Hop ED
WARD EVERETT WAS In, 'xpre'sirg a desire to ace
him Tor a few minutes in The public bar room The
bar ksep,r accordingly waited up,n Mr. Everett and
communicated tb5 mss'sgs, wish which Mr.. l.. in m
daity e0mpl I'd. A. he advanc ID into h. GENRE of
the room, The gentleman approached wi he remark
"Taia 10 Mr. Everett, presume" Mr. T. replied in
the sfi m alive, when ,ha gentleman obierysd, "My
name 10 Plat son OF Judge Plat; and have cslIrd
Tor tbs purpose OF ssc raining wbeih,r YOU ara The
author o an atels 'hl, appeared in the N5rb Amefi-
Review about four yrars sg-, r,Heeiins ON M |
con duet Of my fatbsr in the arbitration which grew
out OF tbs controversy respecting the Geek F,a'es"
After moments reflection, Mr.. Everett In,wetsd Ia,
he did moi feel himssH baund 10 give an affirmative Or
negative answer. Ts whiah Mr.. Plat r,ioined he
Sa'isf,d ,hA, he the author OF lhs article and
that bis otjss in seeking an inter view 10 in Aei
public di'grsce upon hin, for attempting 10 ds(sme
his fIh.t's character. At this nssni NJ plsu raised
his and struck Vt Mr. Everett with his omen hand |
which Mr.. f. partially ua,dsd off but did moi ny.vent
IL from grazing bis Sbsek The immediate
OF iho bysianderS prevented farther violence II /, was
intended, and hr. Everett retired to his room. He
compelled by urgent business 10 leave The CIV |
eide who mott disgTdeed by TIE iransa.op--tbe
sssdilsnt or the assailed
BosToN, September %.
From the Asores.--Csptain SPALD1NG Of schr Fac