Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26

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Bank at New Orleans and requested him to gett
hay ofwhch he said belonged to Moore aud witness was
TO have the fifty dollars promised hm-he was 10 reion
them at the Arch street wharf Witness presented the
note at several Banks, and il refused finally IL was
exchanged by broker in Third street, and when witness
returned TO Arch street. he could not find the
and took walk down town, where MIR. Blaynev arrested
| him.
A gentleman from Wheeling Deposcd that no
left that place the Wednesday after the Bank WAS rob
bed, for Philadelphia and at Washingon Pa was oyera-
ken by the stage which left Wheeling ON Thursday i'm
which lie continued his passage to the citvIn the
SONS OF two OF his iellowpasSengers he RECOGNISED Me
Pherson and Moore, whom he had often seen stolng
about in VIII. ling, and who had borne suspicious
'crs following no visible legal means OF subsistence and
always flush OF cash. After their arrival he did no, see
them I'LL he entered the court, when he Immediately iden-
tined the prisoners as McP. and Moore.
! High constable Bayney-stcoyI- DeposeJ that ON
Thursday last gentleman called upon him and Unmarried
his suspicious respecting person. who proved TO be- Me
Pheron and described his appearance; and in less than an
hour witness had arrested him, and brought him before
the Mayor and in ten minutes after Moore was arrested
in the vicinity OF the Office, and in about two hours
wards witness arrested Van Tassa at the corner of Ship
pen and Fourth streets and found 920 of the $1,000 notes
upon hn the other 81 having been disposed of pur-
chase clothes, IN new suit OF which he was then dis
guised.
When the evidence was closed the Judge gave his opn
ion that the prisoners culpabe beyond doubt and
remanded them back prison ill demanded by the auho
rites OF Virginia.-PhL Chronicle.
WHEELING, Oct. 10.
BANK RoBERY.-Two more bags of the specic Ia
ken from the Bank, containing upwards of $500 were
found on Wednesday last, between Market and Main
IL is not certainly known how the robbers ACCOMPLISH
Ian entrance into the Bank but it is generally supposed
IL was with false key In the inside they found the
key oil the vault The moneywaS in remarkably strong
iron chests this they forced open with levers-C;azette
BANK RoBERY.-No discoveries have yet been made
leading to the detection OF the robbers or TO the recovery of
more oil the money, taken from the Bank on the night
OF ue I'd inst Eleven hundred dollars in specie found
in different places in suburbs of the town is all h,i
,hF been rccovered.-IimeS.
NPErERsBURG RAIL RoAD-In calling tbe attention
oil the stockholders
which are published in this days paper, we take occasion
TO state the work has been in req lar and raid nro
since ITS commencement. More than halfo il is cople
ed, including substantial Bridges viaducts over Motto
way River, and several smaller streams. locomotive
engine OF the best construction with number of cars are
now actively employed, in transporting iron, TIMBER &C.
distance of about 30 mes-he of Is to 20 miles per
hour has been easily accomplished but such rapid motion
IS not contemplated IN the general use OF the road The
transportation OF passengers and merchandise will be
commenced The remainder of the to Roanoke say
30 miles, is with the exception of two miles) under CON
tract the excavations and entertainments nearly completed
timber prepared all the iron purchased depots erecting
additional locomotivcS and in of orwardnes
progress towards completion.
Under this favorable aspect of affairs il evident that
all the resources OF the Company be called into ac-
uon' and as the large sum yet TO be received from the
Commonwealth cannot be called for until all subscrp
lions by individuals shall lave been paid is not less the
interest," than the duty of Stockholders be punctua in
the payment OF acquisitions, the last of which now call
cd Tor Thus far there have been few delinquens and
trust that the notification now given will not apnv IN
considered we doubt if any city in the Union has under
eY aud successfully prosecuted comparatively greater
SfprF than ours.-Pet. Int. oct. 10.
'VELAUDE CRozEr, Esq formerly at the beod If no
Engineer Department West Point and principal Enei
neero Virginia for nine years past has rec ny been an
pointed by the Executive OF Louisiana, Civil Engineer of
that State, with salary of So 900 per annun The New
Orleans Argus of the 18th inst says: with the science
and practical information OF this gentleman sustained Inv
the zeal oil our executive and the pledged promises of the
'egsaTe' we may expect TO see tie internal improve
mens OF our State conducted proud and efficient resu
We have now started on the right course The atten-
on oil an experienced engineer will be directed TO the Sc
lection oil proper objects for improvement, the making
estimates oil the probable expense. The Legislature can
then act with its eyes open in the approximation of be
public money! and the people have the qualification TO see
their State rising with noble emulation to take her stand
by the side OF her sisters Charleston Paper.
CHERoKEE CoUNcIL.-We understand that there
VIII be general council of the heamen and Chiefs held
at New Echota tomorrow the 10Th inst 1t is said that
The Council meets TO discuss the present OF affairs in
whch The Cherokee Nation is placed, for the purpose
coming TO an ultimate decision upon the course they in
'ehu 10 pursue we hope for their own happiness and
welfare, that their decision upon this interesting subject
VIII compor with the liberal and benevolent proposition
made them by the President in April; Notwithstanding
ey refused accept it, in their equivocatng of
AuEns' last Inc time however, fast approaching when,
decided Tor them-.hdcon (GG.) 4dU
The Bank has been hauling specie from Louisville to
tms place. TO redeem their rag notes which had been
pouring in on them for some time past The branch at
ms place has issued TWO MILLIONS OF NOTES, with
only $1,000 dollars in its vaults That TWENTY-FIVE dol
lars 10 one Our candid opinion is if General jackson is
reelected, oil which there is doubt the Bank will
strike its coors in month afterwards Let those who
hold the notes TO it, that they left TO hold the
bag The Bank is rotten at the core and il will sooner
or later tumble to pieces amid the execraions of whole
community We believe that U. States Bank note one
year hence, will be much of drug those of the old
Insurance Bank.-Lerington (Ry) Gazette.
THE RAcEs.--The hatierng antcipations induced as
to the Sports of the Turf the Central Course this au
umn, are likely to be fully realized in despite of some
peculiar and unpropitous circumstances The postake
made up and will TO decide the claim TO superiority
between Ihdre,o OF great and growing renown-BIack
HdTid whose fame established the first winner of
That high prize-MT Van Matters Jackson son of John
Richards, and winner against nine gallant councillors
last week, at the Union Course-and the Duke OT Or.
feGns or whatever may be brought the post by Mr.
Seden. The purse is $4,000 but what is ',base iucren
compared 10 the glory OF victory?
us further ascertained, that besides Andrew-Annele
anu HeT CtRe viii come again TO confirm their right to the
hononrs which each has the ield-te latter
is true, lately beaten three heats by Pyi1ero al
Newmarket yctsuch is the confidence or paray of his
owner that he subscrbes him to three 1ear old stake
to be run next week the Central Course $500 entrance
nan orle to which there already three subscribers
Mr. Stevens OF Rev York. relies in this stake is sun
posed on his line colt J1edOc winner last spring in fine
style and quick time, the beautiful course at Pough-
keepse The gentleman, is ascerained will con
tribute as heretofore by full stake to the amsements of
The Central Course We assured of seeing the high
spirited and wenamed o Kelly brother of that unriva-
led campaigner Old Ariel. His owner does nothing bv
halves and he that beats him by land water can beat
all North dHeTicn.
One Of the most prominent objects of admiration and in
erest, VIII be GoLIAH, OF noble spirit but Of various for
uues-vctor in his last contest over fine field A. NJ,
market last week. Mr. Bolts brings three macs that viii
sustain the character Of the Old Dominion; and there is
reason TO hope that Mr. Garons fine stable lately ont Of
fix, may be put upon their best legs again in time to H.
usrate this new theatre the well kno,yn entcn ~
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