Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04

resumed his duties and iakon his stand unon A..
ans @ ns' insisting on uia-obaining an acoui,,ai
aesr, Rs hy siam east by the charges upon his cha.
na nanuopn, II seems, resolved to pocket hi,
pay, a'hough he thereby pocketed an afiront II =; ,
me, b; cn inc lie Of Capt Ridgey; but when he
VS. opportunity oil knowing, that he could ,of iook ~;
aeeuser IN the face" " "0' 700" ms
me United States Temperance Convention emh,,
R.n.o,i aoepma on Thursday. The Hon. Stephen Van
NenSeser was called to the chair aud the Rev D "a
"",us OF massachusetts, DR.. Smith of New Js,so ~,
Judge Darling OF Pennsy were appo,,eJ anu
Union Is in attendance. P''o' "c
Inc SECRETARY OF THE Navy has returned n H..
Sy rom bis long excursion, of which the Official oas
cooe) OF yesterday give, the following AZ,
1--WE learn from gentleman, who accomo,o,.,, H..
v MS whoie journey TO our Southern Naval Stations ,h,
ne Secretary was absent ftyf,co days. of which nine
een were spent in stops at different cities and H.;
animation OF the various public works connected ;,, CA,
My and on maritime deiences at the South leav;n ,o
cony.yn;a w. e,'ns !tis strong illustration of the
Ionvemenees ana rapdity OF communica cation ,hronah
large portion OF The new and unsettled parts Of o"r fn
1 1ns nose o3 day he travelled a distance i'm all
exceeding 1920 miles-being equal TO one x,h ~ '',
circumference OF the earth, and at an averaaa - "e
ABOUT l3o miles per day. '"'o VI
Since the publication of the list Of Tho p,,., w.
or the academy at West Point, James Nc Doy.u E
oi lexington Virginia, has Ell invited 10 anal q'
amnaon-Ib SN W attend The ex-
SHiPwREcK OF A LIVERPOOL PAcx,r
Saa e"'uo" o 'he New York Courier and Enouirer If
C";y, we learn that the British ship James and Henry
vnnh"inss captain James Fox, from Liverpooi 70 NJ
oIk' went ashore at Patchoeue south sIe oS ~ We"
,a"; AZ a past o'clock, Tuesday afternoon 2Is in
s.st. Alter striking the bar she beat over , ,
ed in 12 fthons water about he ,o anu strand
oeasn The long and jolly boats were immeJia"I , "e
At The & @ WIN passengers; the running hgb
SI "oe me Jolly boat upset in the surf AMI 49,,
eaaie passengers drowned. One ofthem am Enc;h wv
man r named Hughes and the other native Of IrIand
nc FORMER has left husband and two cbijran ~.
nad The whole of Mr.. Hughes proper,v I,h e"-ohe
nun Oh ms co'hes) about her person which consist.
majoy Of H. iou sovereigns and some Spanish dollars
81, VI me passengers remained on boa rJ Tho s;n -
W a3y when, at low water, thew vers enhI p u
wade TO the shore. Ivy "e'e enabled TO
~ ne James and Henry Cummings sailed from I;o,,o
Oh ,he 18th March, with a cargo of salt s, 1--we poor
az " ifV passengers She has experienced a con,;n,
eipb or tsn ana oolssrous weather. for the last
80 VI te" nays, dense fog; her provisions ,rer. no,
,ohsuinei there being only sufficient for i ncar'y
umpiion on board. ' "o uays' con- u
=, EN- M eRANTs-The Rev. AIR. Pmmner from VII,
" H., ug the American Home Missionary Socie,,
I've anniversary last week, remarked inciden,s,. ,Iy
urng 'he last few years. twenty Thousand sna'
,'sn tnigran's had settled upon lands in yrin u
most worthless, but which, uider their nu al, II
mace as productive as the good lands of the West
aJ r;J " 'ls iahds had risen in value and industry
'e'e"eu new impuse.-Phl. ID. .4dp
II the Delaware, ship OF the line, now at No,e,,L
epafed Tor sailing in tme she viii bear Mir J;;
nd his family to France.ihe Delaware ,mangslon
she will proceed to the Mediterranean sano te
last Gale Ii
,al me United States troops Stationed AZ Dnh, III
Pr private e purpose OF staying mining operations un
psa.e ieases from claimants of the land in onrsion ~
- orueed away; and that the country ie omen "
- u's,dnoh and business. From the same paper w le
arm .hat The claimants Of the soil are detern,ipeg - CT
r P'pceeings oil the Governments and with that view VI
omc, al persons against selling purchasing one or its P
2 obtained upon the land usually known as Dmh IN
in bat on which alone mining are carried s
- Iu".'eT he agents of the Government il ia AZ
'porting woolen a5 Tor all leases under the h
New England members determined ''to put un- Tho
;isfed; viii BE flr,'!re, the farmers who raise grain
ers Of the Secretary Of War, when such leases sal
cir rights as propretors of the disputed soil. ed
This question must ultimately be decided by the SUI for
eme Court We understand that the right of Julian ed
whom the present proprietors claim A
as ascerained to be complete Spanish title, by the
oard of Commissioners appointed to investigate the vail -
y of the grants of land made by the Spanish Govern
ates sitting ST. Louis ISO6 The possession OF the On On
nds also acknow lodged by the Indians, in various va
eaties held by them with the u States from the year
S04 up 1922 The claimants of the land in question
wealthy men, and will scarcely suffer the U. States TO ~
sposses them Of property held by such TENURE and
hich is OF immense vaue.-.MSSotui Republican. y.
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