Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25

more than s1Soooo leaving. consequently, Sl70a 900
to be hereafter provided.
To supply this deficiency ultimately, much reliance is
placed on the water rights granted by the charters Of
Virginia and Maryland but any application 10 that re-
source advised against until the final issue OF "the le
gal controversy, respecting its just extent now depend
ing In the Supreme Court of the United States and the
issue of such efforts the friends Of the canal in Mary
land make TO lberae the grant of that State
from those restrictions which prevent il from being re-
sponsive, in terms TO the preceding of Virginia.
lts recommended that for the present. loans should be
sought Tor on the future exercise of these rights
hden expectations expressed Of future
by Maryland, Virginia and the United States. The
pance Of the Canal Company with conditions xed to
the subscription Of Virginia. their acceptance of the
compromise law Of Maryland, in of the Rail Road
Company are urged as giving them claims further
The Report further conemplaes the aid of the United
States in the employment of the Army, tunnel the Al
leghany mountains.
The tolls for the last wear were S22 Cos 55 and tho
whole sum received from the Of the work
The rest of the report consists of some specuaons upon
the future producveness Of the canal alter IL shall have
reached the coal region, and history OF the
with The Road company in which the following
occurs
"when the canal shall have been completed MS the un
dersgaed now confidently trusts il will be- without fur
thor embarrassment while the Rail Road seen pur
SUNG rapid course 10 the SOUTH aud the canal
iy urging their the the line of but
miles Tor which these great works brought in contact
ny the late compromise will dwindle into point Of
collision between cmbered rivals but OF union between
generous friends, seeking by different MEANS common
ooJect-'he public good."-BoH Am, June ii.
Progress Of The President.-we have already given
the details OF the Presidents progress up to his reception
IN New York aud the adj accent townsville Steamboat
Splendid, Capt Stone, having been appropriated by the
New Haven Steamboat Company for his from
New York to this place. on Saturday morning he was re
ceived on board by the Committee of from
this c'ty-consisting OF the Hon r. 1. Ingersoli VIM H.
Ellis, VIM H. Jones and Joel Root, Esquires,
ed by the Vice President the Secretary of the Score
tary OF the Navy Governor Marcy of New York Sc SC
Inc BOAT was immediately under way, amidst the cheers
OF the popuace and the firing of guns On arriving off
the Navy Yard salute of twenty four guns was fred by
the sooP OF war Vncennes with all her yards and
oeauuiuy manned by the seamen, in white dresses
Tor which the boat laid to few minutes when she pro-
ceeded up the Sound accompanied by the Fair
field, Citizen and Westchester decorated with flags and
steamers in beautiful STYLE
dePu,aion from Bridgeport being board, to invite
me PRESIDENT to that place, the boat stopped there for
snort tme wherethe President received by the civil
authorities and the military companies, and made short
TOUR through the village In an hour he again on
ana proceeded on their On arriving
at The haroors MOUTH they were met by the revenue
cutter Wolco Capt Maher, with national salute, per-
formed in The best style Of national etiquette which was
re echoed by the artillery shore.
on landing the President received by the salutes
OF the military and the cheers of the citizens process
sion was formed according arrangements previously an
nounced which proceeded under military escort the ring
ing oil bells and every demonstration of joy and honor
through several oil the principal Streets to the house
where the President received BY the Governor the
Mayor, and other city authorities, the Faculty of Yale Col
| He was
welcomed in an address by the Governor also by the
Mayor to which he made short and appropriate replies
Alter paying his respects TO the ladies who had assem-
oed IN the Senate chamber to salute him. ed the
congratulations OF the citizens in the hail. He was then
escorted TO the Colleges by the Faculty and Students vi
sitting the Lyceum, &C. and by the IN his
lodgings at the Tonne where the mtar passed in re
lie retired to his private early hour, in good
spirits and not much fatigued
On Sunday morning the President with his sute NJ
ehded lriniy church and in the afternoon the North
Presbyterian and the Methodist Church-the latter nav
honor OF his visit. ~
This (Monday) morning. according to appointment the
PRESIDENT departed OH his way TO Hartford the capital
me metropolis oil all Conneccut,-attended by deputa-
tons from that and the intermediate towns and hand
some cortege OF citizens. But sop-hithero we have
spoken OF that have seen; now we can speak of
that we have-At early hour this morning the Pres
dent the Vice President and gentlemen of his
suite, visited the splendid mandatory of Messrs. Brews
Ter ana Cols coach manufacturers, the beautiful villa
winch has sprung up, as by magic in that portion OF our
city called the New Township The was both brief and
casual but every thing in operation and order and
no that feels pride in the and interests of our
town, could fail TO be gratied the exhibition of the ex
tent and economy OF the establishment, the industry and
skill oil the operators and the courtesy and poeness
proprieors. Every thing in the making line is per-
formed there, except the production of the ray maeriaI
and each department briefly examined with evident
satisfaction and applause. The President examined his
own coach which was there in repair and purchased a
light vehicle for his personal use.
From the coach establishment, he proceeded 10 The xe
Factory oil Messrs Harrison s. Co., in the immediate vi
ciny. Here all The iorSes and machinery in ope
and attention from the enterprising propreiors lie was
conducted through the works by Mr. Harrison was cheer
ed by The wokmen, and evidently graitiad bv The
hasty aud cursory view which his lmi ed lime ne emitted
lie returned 10 the Tonne 10 breakfast imme dlaeIv after
which, about hall past six o'clock, he departed for art
lord On his way, two miles from the city, he visited the
Gun Factory of the Messrs. Blakes' at Whnevville
lie was received and conducted through the works by
the pfopretors, with The politeness and grac alton
as IN The preceding instances aud continued his iou-
ney. Want Of time prevented that attention TO all these
establishments winch would have tended TO give the Pre-
sdent and his attendants that idea their extent, inpe
nuiy, and importance, which they truly deserve Much
however, was accomplished in short space and il il on.
ly TO be regretted that there could have been more
In this passing notice OF the Presidents visit of which
our citizens oil all classes and sects ie pride and honor
from the lack OF personal observations in consequence
absence, have been able to notice all the incidents
worthy oil notice We feel it duty however 10 men,
ton the beraiy of stage coach prope
tors, who generously provided the OF
al hsir individual expense The dinner and
on board the Splendid, on her passage from New York
under the superintendent of Mr. Root agent of the
boat company, and OF the committee TO wait UNION the
Presiden truly in accordance with the name and
character oil the boat They such as 10 elicit the
admiration and acknowledgements of the President The
barouche and horses furnished by Mr. j. Bnbcock the
stage proprietor, safely personal observa
vation not surpassed in richness and elegance bv
those OF Philadelphia and New York. The military were
in admirable order and equpmen and in short the whole
pageant was conducted in honor 10 the ci-
w. the various committees and the distiDg uisled ndiydu-
al for whom ii designed. - -
Populations were present from Philadelphia New York
hiddleown, and Hartford The President was expected
10 reach Hartford this day at noon. He will proceed
down the river TO Middetown thence to New London
anHG al FnRt hu l.Wl.