Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26
POLITICAL.

DuG Green has been rcelectsd Printer to the Senate
ms result has been expected since the election OF Gales
Seaton by the House OF Representatives +.
IL isa beautiful state Of things when Nul6ers vote for
me strongest larif Internal impovemen, and Bank Ed
tors in the naton and the National Republicans Tariff
men and Bank men vote for Nullifer!
There is something udcrous the course of the ballot
in the Senate Some of friends finding that we could
not be elected ballolted Tor Gales s. Seaon; whereupon
their good friends who had started them with VOTES
alarmed lest they should be elected wont over almost in
mass to Green! They started with votes and ended
wlth9 or those 9, we have every reason To believe =
originally voted for us Six of their had, therefore
been transferred 10 Green
What could more clearly prove that they agreed be.
Seaoh agreed beforehand TO be elected? The shol.
Affair was settled last Thursday night
nIee 'nehus OF me Administration were absent-Mr.
Drown oil NORM Carolina, has been called home by
in his Ionly. Mr. Troup has been indsposed
the Session Mr. Rives of Vgsia, came into the Senate
o"'r'S Tue close oil the bailongs.-W. Globe.
PRINTER TO CONGRESS-.
Tho ES OF tho Globe ia dissatisfied well disappointed at
prise R SaSo % aud
, ' sS% have voted SC, for We admit
,G sTs % wa. Wien s that bitter
This is the Ielegraphs explanation of the monstrous
connexlon which has taken place between Me.srs Claw
and Calhoun. The issue now seen in the tpin
oil which the national and nulfying party have re-
Gently delivered The offspring bear evident marks in
Their persons OF the paternity OF each Que is as round
aud compact as consolidation make him. The other
Union. ~ ~
purpOSe-the consequence o he erin
between MesSrs. Clay aud Calhoun The Editor of the
Telegraph tells it bitter b' TO the anti nnIn
ers to take him-and equally for the nuiers TO swaI.
low MIR. Gales--but then the alternative r. u RIo;,
made the pill paateabe these ultra opponents Now
we ask, how il happened that the week after Messrs
6dieS q seaon were elected printers the House of
Representatives, their friends the Senate amountino 10
sixteen or eighteen should for the most part 90 over 10
the nu'ihers and swallow Duff Green, The bitter piH
as ne calls hnself The Nationals cannot say that il was
Out OF he power to have elected their avore because
in the last ba!longs or of the friends OF the admin
is'raon voted for the Editor OF the IntelIeencer 10
show lhe enemies rather the denOuncers OF the
Of nu'licaton that they might choose their vorite II
they would. But the friends of Mr. Clav 40
Hon TINS movement likelihood Of the election oil Gales
ana Seaton, they forthwith put in their ballots for Duff
Green Can any one be blind not to know why the
Nationals who in the first instance, voted for the Va
iona lntegencer, should, upon seeing the prospect of
us success Immediately cast their for the press OF
the nnlibers! We think The friends of MI CLAY
were uly apprized that this necessary as il
was part OF the articles OF partnership between Aessrs
Clay and Calhoun, that the patronage OF Congress should
be divided between their two papers, for the purpose OF
uniting them, and giving them strength in the common
war; whch 'hey mean to wage upon the Presidents ad-
enthusiastically Globe.
Treaty tcih Russia cOneluded.-Mr. j. r. CLAW Sc
cretay to the Legation Of the United States at St Peters
burgh, has arrived this CITY, bearing treaty. of A
and Commerce, concluded between the United States and
the Emperor OF Russia which, we understand will be
immediately submitted TO the Senate for ratification
The accomplishment OF this object long one of solicit
tude 10 our government is another evidence of the eff
Gent attention paid by the present Administrations 10 the
OF our commerce., whilst same time il
rencc he utmost credit on the Minister by whose ab-
y the views OF the President have carried into exc
cuion matter OF great satisfaction to find that the
amcable disposition which the Emperor, like his imned.
ate predecessor has always evced towards the United
States has together with regard TO the true interests nj
MS SUBJECTS induced hm to perceive the advantages oil
more Intimate commercial intercourse between the two
nations and 10 place IL on the basis of equality and
reciprocy.-W Globe.
SUPREME CoURr.-Exparte, Tobias Watkins-Tbe
opinion OF me Supreme Court in this Tuesday
/ Story. Mr. Inc
Mr.. Justice Mclean dissenting.
The Court held that its jurisdiction extended TO award.
ing Habeas Corpus, under the circumstances of the case
nat Is the exercise OF appellate, and of original -
risdcon They considered that this point was decided
IN ExParte Hamilton q Dali r. I'D Exparte Bollman
and Swartwout 9th Cranch r. 75) and Exparte Kearnev
q Wheat 3S The question of Jurisdiction does not de.
pend on the validity of the original process but ON the
right 10 dotan the prisoner under it, The proceednvs
mere Is but The revising Of The effect Of the process award
ed by the circuit Court under which the prisoner is de-
famed and not he exercise oforignal jurisdiction.
The Court held that under the practice i'm MARYLAND
and OF this District the failure to pray comni,Iit,Ir In
the Circuit Court, Of the relaor on the return of
to the ws OF Capias ad Saisfacicndum which had been
issued Tor the nes imposed on him by the Circuit Court
made his imprisonment, under that writ, illegal
MIR. Justice Johnson dissented both points and Mr.
Jusuce Mclean concurred with majority of the Court
on the question of juisdcton but he considered that
when defendant had been committed by the Marshal nm
der CaPas AL Sasacendum, before the return day OF
the wt u is not the practice Of this District or of Ma
yiand as he understood it, to bring up the defendant that
he may be prayed in commitment.
Haoeas Corpus was awarded, reiurnable insianter
the relaor brOUg ht into Court and discharged
Immediately after The discharge of Tobias Watkins he
was arrested by writs of Cspias adj Sasaciendun az al
ready stated issued by order Of the District Attorney Mr.
Hey. petition for rule TO sbew why Habeas
Corpus should not be issued, to discharge him from the
arrest, vas presented by Mr.. Brent The Court held this
application under adyisementl- .Nat. Int
From Harrisburg we learn that, on Wednesday last,
me Legislature OF Pennsylyana again esssyed five times
in vain to choose Senator of the United States Or ,be
last baloing, Mr. Mexican had ~ votes, Mr.. Rush as
Mr. sergeant ~ MIR. MuheDberg ~, and Scatter
ing 3. The further baouing In this election was hen
postponed TO Tuesday The l2b March; and our cores
pendent thinks now probable that choice of Senator
VIII he made at this Session OF the lie gsature INT
The supreme Court delivered It's opinion yesterday in
the case Of The United States vs.. Thomas Fqebyo,en
affirming the judgment Of the Circuit Court of the District
OF Columbia in favor OF the dcfendant.--U
BbUBLlC SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY.-
On Wednesday, the 9th day Of March next if fair
" not Tue next fair day ensuing will be offered for sale
AZ the residence Of the subscriber the following properfv
seven lots OF land containing each 81 IL acres thirteen
lKey negroes, most Of Them prime men and boys stock
OF every description. which IL