Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-24


our high confidence 10 the vixor. the whdom and tho
purity OF his administration: and Ina, a copy Of these re-
solutions be Transmitted also TO the venerable James Madi.
son, and to the Hon. John Forsyth.
BE Il further Resolved. That the fcreSoine preamble
and resolutions DO published In the several N ewspapsrs o
this place.
The PRESIDENTS vIsIr TO NEW AND
deep regret we learn from Washington that the health Of
our venerable President Is not, at This moment, so robust
or 30 vigorous as usual. The fatigue growing out of the
last session Of Crongress. and the incessant snd rsmarka-
Die attention which he has paid TO the faithful discharge
Of he various public duties, could not fail to affect a frame
which had, ere he was called to the Presidency. endured
more hard.lips Tor the honor and glory OF his country,
than that OF any man now living.
We learn, however, that the President Il fully deter
mined to make his intended visit to New England, II his
state OF health will at all warrant the fatigue of the er-
cursion. In such case he will leave Washington sometime
alter the 26'h inst. accompanied by the Hon. Mr.. M'Lane,
then probably the Secretary Of State. and tho Hon. Mr..
pointed to the Treasury Department about the same time
Mr.. Woodbury. will have returned from the South, and
both he and Mr.. Duane will remain at Washington dur
ing the absence oil the President, and the other members
Of the administrations. On reaching New York, the Pre-
,,dent and his two Secretaries will be joined by tho Vice
resident and the whole party will then go down to New
England, as far as Portland in Maine. The institutions Of
that interesting section of the country will DO an object
OF much curiosity to tho President, having never before
had an opportunity OF forming an opinion Of them from
personal knowledge.-Penn
PHILADELPHIA, May 81.
The PREsrDENT's YisIT.-We are sorry to inform
our readers that some doubts are entertained whether the
health oil tho President will permit him to make his i'm
S'"S" Nhtrto W tc " Ills hummer. ldat al IN
had a rather severe attack, but has since in a great nea-
sure recovered from its effects. Still he il weak, and
wants repose and quiet, instead Of parade and ostentstion.
lie l., however, determined to fulfil his promise to his
friends in New England, If at all possible. In such case.
we learn from the best authority that he will take tho
peoples Line" at Baltimore, and reach this city bv that
route about the LIST Of June, or thereabouts. The Presi.
dents desire is to avoid all show, parade, and ostentation
TO meet his fellow. citizens in a plain, republican style,
and TO shake hands with them in the most friendly and
familiar manner. He will not make his journey in the
style which Mr.. Monroe did. and so our sensitive friends
III New England need not be alarmed for the democratic
party at all.
An these things however, depend on tho convalescence
OF our worthy Chief Magistrate, which we trust will DO
sufficiently re-establshed to permi, him to undergo the
fatigue.-P ennsyludnian
John Randolph of Roanoke was to roach this citv ves-
terday from Baltimore. He is the greatest wonder wo
have had since the 1st Of January. Ills said no is out in
favour OF the United States Bank.
The Hon. John S. Barbour Of Virginia, is In town. He
was Tor many years a member Of Congress, and was re-
Gently elected to the Virginia Legislature. He 10 an able
Legislator.
General Thomas. NJ. c. from Louisiana, |. In town.
General T. is a soldier of tho Revolution. H ~ m.
member Of the House Of Representatives In the last Con-
gross, who made a motion to admit the ladies on the floor
oil inc House, alter an exclusion from their rights for a
quarter oil a century. ID.
The following is a poetical report of a speech made nv
WIN. X: Johnson, OF turf celebrity, at a Virginia Hust-
ings. This gentleman, who is remarkable alike for the
excellence OF his heart and sagacity of his head, it will be
SEEM exhibited the same skill in running az a candidate
Tor legislative bonors, az he has done many a time as a
candidate Tor the cup. The good humored way in which
W. bu'iihCdtOu u Vi MS COuDtV. Is ARA
'er'stc oil his sportive and sporting vein-and shows with
what good sense and good feeling he made his observations
busted in the sports Of the field. The waggish poet who
has versiied the speech, has stuck to the facts and humor
Globe.
(Here follows the Verses concerning q virsini. Ella
uon.-Soe Enquirer of the Sd instantly
ST. LOUIS, Friday, April 2G.
ohe,aI information has been received by the superin-
tendent OF the U, States Lead Mines, at Galena, that the
Lead Mines on the West bank OF the Mississippi, recent.
y coded by the Sac and Fox Indians, will be opened foy
lease on the first day of Juno next.
A writer in the Gslenian states, that new and valuable
discoveries OF Lead ore have been made upon the East
bank Of the Mississippi River, between the Platte and
De OF the best quality. found in large bodies, and over an
extensive tract oil country. Among the most valuable dis
coveries, Is a horizontal cave, the entrance Of which IL
about $50 feet above the level of the river. II is from
two to four feet wide, and from six to nine feet high.
been taken, with little labor; and the operation was still
continued. The land is Of the best quality, and covered
WV "" n"oer. a .owh, called van Buren,, (Which name
mas a'so been gwen to the mines and cave adjacent) has
been laid out, and that part OF the country is rapidly in
crossing in poPulation.-Repubbcon
We learn that - Saunders, Esq, of Carolina, has
been appointed Commissioner under the French Treaty
OF Indemnity, vice - Williams, resigned.
We also learn that Daniel Brent, Esq, Chief Clerk of
the Department Of State, has been appointed Consul Ge-
neral oil France, to reside at Paris.-BaH. Am.
The hrst named gentleman we presume is Gen. Romu.
Jus NJ Saunders, formerly in the Congress OF the u.
States, and subsequently, Attorney General Of North Caro-
lima. Notwithstanding .Arena.
Appoi"tment by fudge Pnrker.-M.jor Joseph Keana
to be Clerk Of the Superior Court Of Law and Chancerv
Tor Frederick ~ HIN. Rep.
CHARLESTON, May Is.
The Hon. Levi Woodbury., Secretary of the Navy, ar
rived in this city this morning, in the steam packet John
". Mongin, from Savannah. He has taken rooms at
Jones Hotel, Broad street.
CENTRAL COURSE RACES.
} BALTIMORE, May l5-Ffrst Day-We yesterday witnessed an In
eiesting, though not ms beautiful a race as might have been expcted.
Tho turf wa. heavy Gom the late frequent rains. and two nass Of
forfeit. P"'e
Con- I VIM Wy"n : = be- g e M Sn~iI. 3a
Thomas ID. Johnson's b. f. Florida, a Own
j. NJ. Bolts b. C. Tobacconist. dwn
Medoc and Anvil commended for tho last hont niono both ,ov;ug
themselves horses of good bottom. Florida acquitted beseIf br,
yond expectation. Time, first heat, sm. SIS; second, sm. sos; third.
Sm. 15 lI2s; fourth, GIN. lis, ""'
second Day;oIIIn tho Maryland Sweepstakes, but two nags appear.
90, -; mr.: Kidgply's b e and MIR, Dorsey's CHI. r. Ann Page, both
BY MsryISpd Felipe. They got of well together, but in tho frs,
quarter OF a mile, ML Ridgeys fy unfortunately fell. in nse
quenco OF the slipPoty state Of the track, and no. being sbio u q,
cover, was distanced.. -"
The race for the Craig Cup resulted ms followsi
| i. TX. y. Boycc's h. e. Monsoon nv Rato,