Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

As Mr.. Tyler's Senatorial term expires on the I'd of
March next there will be two vacancies 10 be filled bv
The State Legislature, and Of course OF candidates to
fill them.-D.
Benjamin Swift, formerly Representative from Yer
mont mas been elected Senator Congress from that
State, Tor six years from the Bal OF March next in the
place of ME-. Chase, whose term viii then expire and
who declined re election MIR. Swift, il is stated was
supported both by the National Republican Anti Ma
sonic parties.
Tbs election of Senator in Congress in the place of
Mr. Robbins whose term OF ofce will expire the 81 OF
March next has been postponed by the House OF Repre-
sentsves OF Rhode Island until January next The vote
ON the question OF posponement 81 81 was
decided IN the affirmative by the casting of the
Speaker.-.Ndt. Int.
20 or 80 put period his life by shooting himself at
Orange Court House. the I'd inst He was we'll known
IN 'h's place. He was by profession Miner. and had
oeen engaged III exploring the gold region this and the
aoJo'nipg counties. He seemed shrewd and int pent
anu 2a1a prepossessng exterior Pecunary embarrass-
meENre supposed TO have led 10 this melancholy result
Nf/ee Press.
The RAIL-RoAD.-we are pleased TO observe. that,
although only thirty miles the Railroad is cady for
USE our friends in North Carolina beginning to reap
some Of its benefits The Halifax IN. C) .ddroeate
says that goods have been received in that town INV the
Kali Cars TO the Central Depots and from thence In wa
gons) III two days from Petersburg When the Road is
Competed 10 The Roanoke, goods will be transported TO
the same place, in lew DEMONSTRATING Int Nor g.
PortsmouM and Roanoke Rail. Road-We are in
formed by The Norfolk Beacon, that c. Crose Es, En-
gineer Of the Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Rom, IN.
made is report 10 the Directors which abou, 10 s nh
ANorioK Report is AS
ing The most animatng views OF the entire praccabilv
oil the enterprise and the great facilities for
winch are offered by the country through which the road
IS 10 pass, over most other locations similar roads and
the great benefits which result from its accomnsb
ment, not merely 10 Norfolk and its neiebbong co,n,ry
out 10 'he whole range OF counties in Virginia and North
Carolina, bordering the Roanoke river The distance
between the two points OF termination is reduced from %
to 10 iIesand the roa has been marked out for nearly
Tue whole distance.-The cost is estimated at about
Observation-Disclosures paper.
Charleston, November 6.-Goy Hamilton was yes
erday elected Brgadcr General of the 4h Brigade 2nd
Division OF the Militia of South Carolina the Governor be-
ing the only candidate The Union Officers attached to
The Brigade, offered candidate, RETAINED from yot
ing III consequence OF resolution that eect-Patriot
BRIG LIA-Accounts from Folly Island, received
last evening" state that three of the persons who were
back 10 that Island by the city authorities because tbev
had communication with the passengers boar, the Ame
ia have died, viz man OF the of Peter Betner
who resides in Elliott street; sailor named Collins and
Swede, who we understand, died in the on the way
down. We learn that other of the nunber has h.a'
attacked with the disease.-B.
CHOLERA IN CHARLESTON, S. Con- the 4th in
san the Board of Health the death of sea-
man named James Jackson who from Charleston 10
the wreck OF the brig Amelia mixed with the passengers
and crew on Shore was very incorporate much exposed
&c. &c. But the Board do not see in this 'much
cause Tor immediate apprehension or aIarm.'
The Bond Case-The United States. II seems ,bo,r,
they succeeded in obtaining judgment against Messrs
Holmes and Mazyck, have found it impossible TO make
.ne money. house oil Mr. Holmes time
since levied upon by the Marshal put up for sale and
knocSedoii to State Rights man. who refused to comply
with the terms OF sale on the ground Of the conuionaI-
~ the IariH laws. After much consultation and deli
beration among the officers OF the Governments the house
WIS again put up for sale yesterday account and risk
OF the former pure haser but not single hid ro,d he
obtained Such is the state of public opinion bers =; %
spect TO the Tariff 1t has been already practically multi
he'd by public opinion We ought add the Bond i'm
this given for duties AN imporaton of coarse
Wooens in which the duties imposed so exclusive.
Tor projections as to be Pro6itory and that the goods
IN question were imported by Mr.. Holmes expressly for
the purpose OF trying the queson-I.
.TuscUn,,r. r., a,
CHIcKAsAw IREATY.-We learn verbally that this
treaty was closed the 23d inst The details so far as
they have come TO our knowledge, are as follow:
The Indians TO expose all lands TO sale 10 the
inquest Oucr so soon as they are surveyed, with the
cepOn OF million and half Of acres, which they are to
retain ior ome iii they can seek out another situation
and settle themselves west of the Mississippi They will
receive all the nett proceeds Of the sales alter paving the
expense oil surveying and selling. The chiefs have re.
ceiyed no Individual reservaions-.NoTth qIa6amion
CHocTAw NATIoN.-Maor Armstrong the agent for
removing the Chociaws has arrived here from The naion
and informs us at about 1900 Choctaws are now on their
way 10 This place, aud will probably arrive on the frat of
november Arrangements are made for their immediate
transportation across the Mississippi, and their final settle.
et on the Western frontier Ii suppo ed that between
seven and eight thousand will remove this fall
also learn rom Maj Armstrong who passed by the
Cmrkasaw Council OF Treaty, that up The 18th uimo
the day on which hc left, the Treaty had not been finally
rSIlhed' but the prospect still atterng
Times.
TALLAHASSEE Oct aO-An affair of honour took place
on zoIh inst near Hariens ferry the Alabama line
oe1w zen Jas D. westeot' Jr Secretary Of this territory,
I
changed-Mr Wescoit was slightly Injured F7oridian
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SPAiN.-Advces to The 2lh September received n,
the Department OF State from the u S. Consul at Cadz
convey information oil which the following is an abstract
On The 18th oil September, King Ferdinand VII. was
according 10 the bulletins of the physicians in very low
and feeble state his disease being govt in the stomach at
tended with dropsica symptoms BY letters from Madrid
OF The same date, II appears that his decease was hourly
expected and that, Ia anticipation of disorders ensuing
thereto, troops were pouring into The Capitol from every
direction The report Of his DEATH which was current in
I nm flp duol
but subsequent accounts, through Malaga are rendered
highly probable.
Official notice given, time since that the Free.
dom OF the Port OF CadZ had been abolished Ivy Decree
which was TO take effect the 18Th Of September 1892
Another Decree has appeared establishing a that
port Warehouse place OF deposie for foreign goods 70
be opened the day when the Freedom of the Port x
| pres.
Captain Perry, Of the brig Mary arrived last evening
FROM Rio Jancfo, states, that the 24th September
mob collected in the square in front of the theatre which
demanded Tie reinstatement of the late ministry, The
affair seemed TO have been viewed by tie government ne
OF little consequence. No made 10 dispctse The
muitudc-this, however, effected by heavy show
or Of rain At the sailing Of the Mary order again
Stored Ii was however, supposed that the parzdns Of
the exempSfor, would make further efforts 10 re gain their
power The sessions Of The chambers had been prolonged
TO tie 20l October On Tie 18th Of Sept discussion took
place in the chamber Of deputies tic question Of the
Improvement OF the circulating medium OF tho country
After long debate, motion submitted and carried
appointing committee of three TO draw I'D and report 10
the chamber in the shortest time possible, project of
law for The establishment OF a national hank.
AZ the lime Of the sailing Of tile Mary, the chafnbers
were occupied 10 joint session the amendments Of the
Constitution, wbichare be proposed to the next Assem-
bIy two Of these amendments which n,see1