Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-10

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The number Of deauhs from the 5hh to the 18th of July,
vas not sscer'ained, but the disease was undated.
several oil The interior towns and the capital of the
province was suffering from the ravages OF the cholera =
u. y. Gazette.
YELLOW FEVER IN New OpIrAN-u ,n.,.
from the report oil intei men,s in both burying grounds,
from the 9th TO the 2lst inst. inclusive, that the number Of
uea'hs during that period amounts TO 1876. The general
opinion is, that the yellow fever is now prevailing howe
YER, not TO such an extent as public ruinor may represent :
nevertheless, IL may be prudent for those who are no, ac.
ciiuated, and who dread the disease, to remove for a
while out OF the city, AMI those who are absent should no,
return thither until the full extent OF the danger bs asrer.
tained.-N: O. Cour. 22d august.
BY a letter from Columbus, received here on yesterday.
we isarn that Col. Milton, charged with the murder of Ma.
Jor Joseph L. Camp, in that place, on the IIth inst. was
acquitted by the jury, after an absence from their box of
10 or 20 minutes. Counsel for the State. Me,srs. Me-.
Donald, Cuthberi, Towns, Schiey, Martin and CampbeII.
For the accused, Mcssrs. Jones, Shorter, Coioui,t. law.
hon and Harweli. Trial lasted from the 22nd TO the 25 h.
during an excitement. that was never witnessed bv the
writer before, on any foruer occasion in tho State OF Geor.
gia.
The Cotton SpeeuIation.-We have been informed of
various large sums OF money suddenly made, within the
ast ten days, by the great and une expected rise in this
stHple article. One i, stance, as il did not occur here. we
may be permitted to relate. A New Orleans merchant.
largely concerned in the cotton trade, happening 10 be i'm
New York the not OIL took him ia mike a trip to Liver.
pool, 10 y hicb he vas in reality induced more by the sumo.
RIO 'ctos'oda io'- OF the N. Y. packets. than from any call
Oh business. he had I o sooner landed in Liver pool. than
he made Himself in a few days perfectly familiar with the
state OF the Cot on Market. Tins know edge un,sd IN
his tull acquaintance with the MAJ, ket ip this country. sa,is
ned MIN mat a rise was about to take place in England.
he proceeded 10 employ an agent, who put CT ased on hi
account u very la'ge amount OF cot OIL. Before even the
o'''s could be make out and the cotton delivered 10 him.
.he use IN price which now agistes this market. sudden
" took place; and so great was the advance from dav IN
Jay, mat in one week, the sagacious New OrIeen. mer-
e'"n' re-soid ms cotton without having cen Obliged even
70 pay porieiage, ior a cash advance OF Tw HUNDRED
THOUSAND DoLLAR..-Phiiodeiphia Gazette.
Extract ETA Letter dated august 81, 1888.
very valuable Copper Mine has been discovered in
New Jersey, the ore OF which, ! understand, is very rich.
and so abundant that without much labor it NAV be taken
on. oy ions: il is %sulphuret Of copper; some OF he ores
OF this species, according to mineraiogists, contain from 10
on per cent. oi copper, the residue consisting of oxide OF
iron and sulphur.
1 hope this mine may be as promising as have stated.
good productive mine Of this metal would he an infalible
source oil great revenue to the ow ners, and Of great nation
!, oenrh'' more particularly in time Of war, since very
large sums az present How into the Golfers OF foreign coun.
'ries, to pay for the yearly inpor,ations Of this metal.
! expect soon TO hear more on the above subject, which
j intend to communicate. In the mean time, IL i. to he
hoped that this mine, like many Others, may no, prove
an is"i' Jdf"us' but a fired star.-PhH. .Ado.
"AsHINGToN, Sept. Z. The Secretary of the Nsvv
returned from his Eastern tour last Thursday GIobe. .
The Bank presses and The Pennsylvania express great
hibert Galiahn, Esq, President Of the N aiisnsl Bank NJ
New York, TO the Agent Of the Treasury, relative to the
public deposits.
We are sorry 10 cast a damper upon their curiosity bv
informing them, tina, Mr.. Galla'in was not in New York.
sho made no answer upon the subject.
u D shilcung 10 add TO their clagrin, by stating further
that MIR. GaIistin's Bank, like most others in New York
10 ready and willing TO take tile government ieposites
whenever II may be The will Of the Secretary Of The Tre.'
sury to change hem.-U.
tFiom the Montreal Herald, Aug. oa,h.l
distinguished pfsifers-His ExceIlency Mr.. Van
boren' vice President Of the United States, accompanied
oy 'e non. Mr.. Cambreleng, member Of Congress
rom 'ne city oil New York, arrived here yesterday after.
noon. Inc vice President, we understand, intends visiting
Quebec, and we trust that his reception in the me,ropolis Of
w PROVINCE Will be such as hs eminent stati,,, e,t;i.
him to. INV"
TUsCUMBIA, August "a.
Ihe ChtchosdtCs are now receiving an annuity of 20.
ooV dollars The specie was conve yed through this place
a lew days since in boxes containing, as we understand.
one thousand dollars each. We learn from a gentleman
who has just returned from the Nation, that on couniino
the boxes when they arrived at the Council House. one
the theft, but nothing definite with regard 10 II has been
ascer'sined. The Agent. Col. Reynolds, has replaced the
amount lost. He will doubtless use active nsasnr.s n IL.
tect the thief.-Norfh Albanian.
The most Of our mills have suspended eper,,ion. and in
all probability as soon as the present stock OF cotton is
worked up, the rest will discontinue. The stoppage has
originated from the rise in cotton, which is now some six
Cotr.
The brig Belviders, arrived at The port OF Alexandria
from Liverpool, brought over from Holland fur grey
hounds, with . litter of wheIps-the hound. being a nrsS'
sent Tor The president OF the United States from MI Dsva.
FAC: They ave beautiful animals.
The Chevalier de Tacon, who has so long and ered;,,-
oy 9ecuPiea me Stallion OF minister resident Of Spain in
me '.eu o's'es, mas been promoted, as q mark Of the
special favor oil His Catholic Majesty. 10 The rant of En-.
yoy extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten,isry.-Nat
Gazette.