Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-16
COMMODORE CAMBRIDGE.


OF IT, rtm1val OF CON- Banbridge, from The command
of the Navy Yard Philadelphia IL wou Id have
been jus Ina, the should have been stated long
ago. hut we are requested even now to Withhold them
a few days. They shall be given, and will be found
entirely satisfactory TO all just aud honorable men.
We must sly, however, thai no angry correspond
euce ever took place between the 4h Auditor end
Com Bainbridge; that the letters OF the former the
latter have been disne ushed for heir courtesy and
coneiaiory temper; and The removal produc.
ed by any influence suggestion OF the Audtor di-
recty or Indirectly. Vdshington Globe
The Nationa Gazette sta es that of those who signed
the cal for the recent meeting Of the friends of Mr.
Clay at Philadelphis "no, few original Jstkson
men We suspect that il would puzze this veritabe
mou piece OF tae u. Bank, to single ori.
giual Jackson man. who has really hus auihorlz d
the o. his We conceive the thing to involve
20 h'grant an Abandonment of political principle, and
80 direct admission of previous error, that vey iew
will consent to place themselves in any such light he
fore the The community, except always such a. have
lille reru alton, either for consistency honesty, to
preserve W. can conceive, at, in the progress Of
admiustra ion, there may be which all its
| friends may not agree in, aud that even some may,
from PERSONAL disapPoinments or other Gauss with
bold their support from its ACTS and from lie
in power. But that any man who contributed 10 Thu
election OF Andrew Jack from honesi views and on
ground OF political principle and constitutional right,
can now support the pref nsons OF Henry Csy-upon
directly oPpo'ie grounds, and upon poIca views,
not opposte but sound aitudnaran and dam erous
! is no to be credited The National Gaz tie, may be
considered, the political accuracy, nearly az apocra-
|
The New Haven Guy Gazette mentions the crafty.
ing fact that during the first three months OF the pre-
| sent year, there exported from New Haven 10
the West India Islands nearly thousand he ad OF
cattle, horses and mules amounting In value to more
than hty thousand dollars, ling much greater
Der and amount than before exported from
the Place in the same length OF lime.
| What will tbs farmers who raise horses mules and
oxen, say OF General Jacksons adminstra ion-which
rogained this West Itdia trade Let them tell whe
Their the trade is worth bavng;--'acts are stubborn
things, and little truth is worth vast deal Of spseu.
| laiion. + Bait Republican,
In consequence of the death OF the venerable Isaiah
Thomas, Esq. toe Patriarch Of American Printers, a
Worcester, Monday last, a, The age of 50. tn.
American a tquarsu Society, of which he was the
founder, held meeting ct the bouse Of The R,v DR.
Bancroft and adopted he following resolutions.
"Resolved, That this society depIors the death oil
! their venerable Presilent distinguished publ,
| beDsiactor, to Whose munihcenee are almost ex.
clusiyely Indebted for valuable literary anil ether
property.
Resolved, Tbsi, for long succession Of years, be
has devoted his valuable services with great zeal Il
the interests Of this Society, AMI has left TO the public
in the library, legacy for which they ought TO be
graceful.
ar solved, That The so~,iy will attend his funeral
and request member of their body 10 oliver an ap.
proPriats scjre's on that cecaion"
| THE Bank RoBBER.-Tbe Philad Iphia Sentinel Of
April IL, states that Saturday Light last ealing
himself John Ellis, but whose real name IL william
John Murray, was arrested by The High Con'tsbles
and Immediately taken before The Mayor. Before lb'
Mayors office, he threw away a of money, whcI
II Is asceTianed part OF that taken from the New
Yo Ci y Bank, ard mads vigorous effori 10 eFcap,
from the officers Re is Scotsman, no, long in mi
country. There strong for believing, tina
he IL the person who was concerned with Smith IL
the robbery OF the City Bank.