Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-17

to the Bank question. is heartily approved by hi, meeting.
And on the question being put, these re solutions passed.
me hIst with two dissenting votes, and the las, was unsn-
Ordered. Tha, these proceedings be publ. he'd, by the
Secretary and then the meeting adjourned.
+. STROLLER, Cha, man.
q. Turner. Jr, Secretary.
One OF the papers under the eon,,ol OF the United
states Bank expressed some DAYS @ a Je.ir. 10 be i'm.
formed what was the answer OF Mr.. Gslls,in. Presiden,
o. me National Bank, 10 the circular Of the Government
Agent o" the subject OF the public deposi,e. The obi,r,
"ouoiess was to convey the idea tina, Mr.. Gsi,iiin had de.
smneu 10 give any answer OF the SUI ject. and that that
o'shhgu,shed man and able political economist was oppos
eu ,o'he project Of removing the deposites. The real
WIS., oil The journal that contained the Paragraph alluded
,o' was beyond question:, that no notice might be taken Of
W. inquiry; but the Gio5e, which has nothing to conceal
on the subject, affords at once the information pretended
to be sought. and thus defeats the scheme of the Bank
""sr"Iy' ne following is the statcnen, Of the Golbe
"The bank presses and tile Penn.yiyaaian, express.
S. s CURIOSITY about the answer supposed to have been
Bank at New York, to the Agent OF the Treasury, relative
10 the public deposits.
we are sorry to cast a ,iamper upon their curiosity, by
informing them, that Mr.. Gallstin was no, in New York.
a'd made no answer upon the subject.
.i,i' affecting 10 add TO their chagrin, by stating further.
.hat MIR. Galla,in's Bank, like most others in New York.
Is ready and willing to take the Government depo.,e..
whenever 1t may be the will of the Secretary OF the
treasury 10 change them"
reconsider the follow ing to BE- a .Iander on rr. ruape:
SS Si', res, had I'd been been officially ...urei ,Ga, tho sOyc,"%eS, deposit.
the rreson, sec,etar, Of the T,easury. w." " nm" n"cne"densc OF
,hi. report. - Baltimore Caronieie. W. eau e'"'y give credit to
i he sudacity OF The Bank press il conspicu,us +, H..
above remark. We b,lievc that ar. Duan. has ,o, .y.n
.e' communicated his v ews to The President, with repa d
TO The report of the Asen' of the Treasury md 90, No..
arc 'o'n ma " The Bank Of the United States II. orrt.
ciALLr assured" sc. SC. would the Chr ,;cI. con.
veI' the Secretary OF the treasury in,o a Bank uGicrr
ana nave HIM communicating TO the corporation VIII, no.
"ne' o"'y TO ms relations with the ~reside,f, Tbo..
Globe. " ""e-".
In a letter addressed by a correspondent a, Manila. :,
find the following tribute Of respect, which we b.i.,.
every way deserved, TO our late representative at thai
"Our minister, Mr.. Nelson, mad. a favor III. ;..
SION during his short stay here. He is certainly = fin.
gentleman, AMI an am,iahlc, unas.urning man. and !, ~
, ~sI Is s e,'ee%ed to be in Maryland. his native State, a
anp,re'ending manners is,inguishcd by a certain nb;,n'
sophie ea''-are s'rikingly in contrast with the yivac;on.
F "r.""o .e gsndy equipage, and official pride OF the
european dig"itaries who are usually found here"
A public dinner was given Yesterday ,o ,h. uo, W..
= narry' al The United States Hotel. Gov. pup.. Gov
Duvai and Capt John Fowler, were among The ,n,i it'd
guests Between two and three Hundred persons st
70 constituting a more numerous and respectable din.
her party than ever assembled before in This ci,v. Th.
company was addressed by Mai. Barry, Gov. Pope. Gov,
Du'ai anu r. IL. Pope, Esq.-LouisuiHe .aiv.
We regret to state the death Of John X. C,m,b.I f..
Disiiict Attorney OF the United States, for the MLIdIre
District OF Floriis, in a duel with a merchant. by the
vi Nto'S c iidNnlih, on III Z9th uIt. a utiv,f. Lot,
e from l tallahassee states, tina, g they met in Georgia a,
Ia psces-tlat at the first fire, Nj. C's pistol sn,nm.J
anu MIR. IL. missed, but on the second fire. III fred I, h.
word " three" shot Campbell in the head, and Killed him
instantly. ""'e" III"
Mr.: Campbel was an eIere of the Orphan IIou.. IF
.'s ei,y' anu IN consequence OF his early display of t,Ien,
was educated at The South Carolina College, at the ex.
pen>e oil The State. He was fast rising 10 emi,c,. no :,
his profession, and was married but in Nav last. ~ ,ha
neice OF Gov. Duval. The Tallahassee Bar mo; ~ ,h e
melancholy occasion of his death. passed resoinHou".
pressive OF their admiration of The talents and attainment
and respect for the virtues Of the deceased. and de,ernin.J
u wear the usual mourning for 80 DAYS ChoyIe,fon
Courier. e't
The Editor of the American Turf Re gi,,er and sno,,;,n
magazihe mas been requested TO announce, on respons;hIs
authority, that the SoUrH will match a ,brss ..
against any three old to be found in the NoRT,. ,aLina
race over the Central Course, apreeabIv In IN. nIa
The Maryland Jockey Club, on the Monday precdjny The
hfst day Of the next October meeting, which will com.
inence on Tuesday, the 18th.
The race 10 be two mile heats. for s5ooo ,.;,.
iei': ms invitation 10 he accepted by letter. .dJresseJ,o
}. s. Skinner, Baltimore by the first day of O,,ober. Tho
colts 10 he named at the post.
EXEcUTIoN.-Ie Blanc. ,be m,r,r.
on rridny, at Morris own, New Jersey. AZ a ou,r,.r ~
IL O'Clock. He was apparently resigned TO- Ls taa
ne green IN mat place where the execution took place
- crowned win spectators. Ii is calculated thar M Iess
were females. ""''''y
MT po'ndexter, Senator in Congress from Missis.ipu;
" declared ms intention OF not being a candidate for +, re-
e'ecuon. Ills health Is bad, and il shis intention IN ,nen,,
a couple oil years in travelling. Mr.. Plummer will b.
Candidate TO supply his place.-.N: Orleans .Areus.
~ sickness continues undated, or perhaps, rather on
'ne increase. On Tuesday and yesterday, we heard of
many new cases. In our own office, three of The vol
men nave been taken. The weather continues much m.
same; Coo' mornings and nights, and warm during The
m.ua.e OF ths day. On "Wednesday night we had another
pretty heavy rain, aud yesterday continued shower
throughout Tie day. The wind is still principally from ,Ess
north' veering occasionally, however, to the east .n.,c
Orleans Argus. "e"