Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

Eve year, it seems, something has TO be altered about
the Ca iOl We should be glad il finished, and il
possible then to see stay nshed-at least Tor sea-
SOM TsA
A letter fiom friend now in philsderhis, gives the
following gratifying picture OF Of the recent in'-
provenens IN tina, beautiful city, which take pleasure
in laying before our reaiers.--.N. Y. Gazette
"kaln fell all day yesterday but it did prevent me
from whiting all the western part OF the city, in whrh
there are 50 many handsome improvements he Grad
Square Is nearly finished The front Markct street is all
Improved with iour sosy stcres all OF the same height and
pattern, with fronts III marble pillars On hesnut street
there four story dwellings, plain but neat and genteei
The fronts the cross streets 10 be improved The
whole work IL in progress, and when finished, will form
Que OF TIE many striking objects IN tins splendid cry
| ihc Mint ana new Exchange spl ndd edihccs sud
many OF the new dwellings are, should suppose, almost
equal to some oil the European palaces"
| WAsHiNGroN, October IS.
twill be seen by the advertise insei ted in this
days paper that the Secretary OF the Treasury
pay oil the whole OF the four and hal, per cent stock
OF the United States, amounting this time 10 the OF
S2OIl,6ll II.
This is the last instanent of that stock, and by the
terms OF the contract redeemabe at any time alter
the 3lst OF December next at the pleasure OF the United
Staes-But the law by which this stock created re-
qures, that at leas six months notice OF the intended
reimbursement should be given and consequently the U.
States cannot insist paying it, and refuse continue
liable Tor the interest until the expiration Of the six
months alter notice OF the intention TO redeem But
the Secretary is prepared 10 pay oil the whole amount
the second advertisement Offers TO the holders the option
OF immediate payment if they will consent to accepit
The day named ~ the advertisement the earliest
that the law permtE, Tor its peremptoy redemption with
ont the consent OF the holders.
This insiaiment originally amounted to the sum Of
S2,22736 90 CENTS few purchasers have reduced
the amount due TO the sum first above men,ioned.-W
| Globe.
! CHIcAGo.-we have had the pleasure of a converse.
ton with Mr. Frederick Stah OF the firm OF johnson s.
Sfdh OF this place, no returned from Chicago Tues
day last He informs us that he ordered goods from New
York. which were shipped the 10Th, and arrived at Chi
from N. Y to Chicago including and storage,
only 63 cts per 100 pounds Insurance 34 per cent
in the fall, and l2per cent at other of the year
The country from Dxon ferry, rock river, to Chicago
is smooth and level, and with little Improvement ex-
cellent road may he made An could make a trip
from thence Galen with great ease in ten DAYS Thus
we see, that merchandise can be brought from New York
to Gaena in Thirty days, aud at expense merely nomi-
missioners appointed TO with the Poawaoes
there, aud Indians to the number OF 5000 had as
sembied Several talks had been held with them by the
Commissioners in which the Indians manifested very
great Discrimination TO sell their land host of Indian
traders We're there, who it understood, cred
tors OF the Indians to large amounts and who would
all their influence TO prevent the contamination oil any
treaty, ill their claims secured
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN.-From cent advces, we
learn, that our respected fellow CITIZEN, the Hon James
Buchanan minister penpoteniary TO the court of Rus
STA, may be expected TO arrive here in about eight DAYS
He will be greeted by his friends and former constituents
with that hearty welcome, which is due to his private
worth and great public services.-Lancdster Ihiegen-
Ger, Oct 29J
The Indian Question is before the legislature of Ten.
nessee. The Cherokee lands in that State form very
considerable tract of country which The laws OF the
STATE have not been yet extended At the present
SON. bill has been reported for giving the State Courts
cogniznce OF crimes and misdemea committed
OF all contracts made in the said territory"
The bill expressly the Indians the unmoest-
ed enjoyment OF their property, real and personal their
customs and usages, and exempts them from by
the State, except where admitted according to law to ali
| THE privileges of citizens.
itmet with considerable oppo'iion upon the ground
That the Cherokees in accordance with existing
The ipla,
ton, and could not ghtfuy be subjected 10 The urislc
lion OF the State Ai'era long disrusson il finally
passed by vote OF "a TO l5 and to the Senate which
| body has not yet acted upon i,-BdH. diner.
The Cherokee Inelgencsr says that the nolling OF
the Cherokee Indians Tor emigration the country pro.
vd Tor their abode beyond Mississippi goes on pros
perously number Of persons and families much larger
than was expected, has been enrolled, among are
sme important indivdual' in the northern and eastern
parts OF The circuit.
! We are Informed from authentic source that Spc-
cal Agent, under the authority from the President The
Unied States, clothed wi full powers for ring in
treaty with the Cheokees arrived at the Cherokee
agency awaiting the session Of the General Council
which convene: Red Clay, the I'd Monday OF this
month.-Cherokee Ph9nir.
WASHINGTON, Oct 22-The Commissioners under
The Treaty OF Indemntes with France yesterday in
This city, pursuant to adjournment present, Messrs
Campbell and Kane. Mr.. Saunders, the other Commits
sioner, is expected in few days.-.Not. Int.
! Surplus Reuenue.-what will he done with the sur
plus revenue Ii is estimated that there will be in the
treasury next January about $l2 and above
The nex Congress will get in trouble by having much
money.-Pennsyivanio
| Missouri .Sendf0r-The st. Louis Republican savs
that Dr. Lewis f. Linn, of that city, receive the ex.
ecuve appointment OF u. s. Senator in the place Mr.
Buckner, Who OF the victims Of cholera in Mis-
souri,.
NeU York Standardization Mumford has retired from
the editorial chair of the New York Standard and the pa
per conducted by Henry Hone editor and pro-
! prietor
.7ccident.-We regret to state says the last Abingdon
Virginia Republican, that General Francis Preston while
at his plantation, near this town. thrown from his
horse, and had his collar bone broken We are however
pleased 10 learn that there is hope OF his recovery
The Charleston Patriot says" We understand that the
Bank of South Carolina, OF this place. declined
ing the United States Deposes."
Petersburg Spyif.-Among the applications which
will be made by the spirited people Of Petersburg the
next Legislature, we observe the following:
l. An act OF incorporation for Importing Company
on extensive scale.
! 2 a Fire Insurance Company.
! Sc A Rail Road to City Point.
| A.. A Rail Road from Watkins Ferry on the Roanoke
10 Belfeld-LynchbWg pDginian.
appointment by the Governor and Council of 1fayy-
fdnd.Jobn Alexander, ESQ., 10 be associated with the
Surveyors appointed by the States Of Virginia and Della
ware III surveying the Sea Coast and ines OF the
BinsuIa, with a view TO the Improvement of the Dsvi-
CATION, SC under joint resolution of the several leris
atures TO that effect.-.dierandrid Gag.
| Production IF Cotton in Forida-By statement in
the last Foridan, perceive that great increase i'm
the production Of Cotton is taking place every year
From two ports in Middle Florida, ST. Marks and Mag
nolia, in 1925, sixty FOUR bales shipped In the
nine thousand sr hundred and seventy five bales were
shipped from the ports.-B
n misfGke-The eder OF the National Gazette assert
ed, few days since that, has sways been the Gus.