Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01

The bank will 10 bite its 10 spite 4
Others when Perceives good be gained by IT, aud
work found TAIL Ii Tor it's interest
in its money and bury il in proless vaults. The game
now playing by this institution and the parties that la
borousy and vociterousy support IT, expensive and
troublesome TO be long kept up without some
OF adequate object be gained repeat them
let the majority OF the House Of Representatives put
Deposite Question: the hopes Of the moving political as
pirsns OF the opposition, and all this hubbub at rest The
situation o! the country the state Of the public mind. the
welfare Of the Administration and Of the public In general
demand il.
Mr. Preston, the Carolina Senator, closed yeser.
day, his flaming speech said 10 be the Deposite Cues
ton. but that the only object oil complaint applause
connected with the Administration upon which he did
not touch He employed himself chiefly in denouncing
the Proclamation and the Force BILL and in singing peans
TO Modification, aud 10 Mr. Clay for helping them OF
that ugly business. The Nationals here quite enrap
tured with him aud his beautiful praises OF Notification
He is in fact eloquest speaker aud gifted with vivid
aud splendid agination, which he exercises as well in
his Of facts the illustration OF his positions
He is the gentleman who, in the Legislature Of
Carolina called Gen. Jackson ga toothlcss Tiger" Judge
wilkins, it is understood, has the floor Of the Senate for
Monday. Respectfully, yours, SC.
Mr.. PREsroN.-A Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Enquirer says-"r Preston is tall and ma.
Jestic in his person, hrm fearless and candid in the
preston Of his countenance and his style Of speaking
OF the character, and about the power the
great orator Of the West"
More than halt the stories told about the extent of the
pressure for money gross exaggeraons aud this is
shown whenever the allegations sufficiently specific
Advertiser respcc ing the alleged alarming and runous
state .of things in Paterson, New Jerseys paragraph
plore-is conTadic,ed by the Daily Advertiser. One
Bank journal forced 10 correct the misrepresentation OF
another! he public will come at the exact merits Of
| the matter after whe-N Y Eu Post
Forda.-The Legislature Of Florida met a, Tallahas.
sec on the 9Th inst and elected John Ware" PRESIDENT
day Gov. Duvsl communicated the usual annual Message
This document shews that the Governor has been properly
nj he md rieh
territory over which he presdes. Among other things,
he notices. the improvements which have been made in
the harbors OF st Marks and and i'm the
vgaon oil Ockocknee ST. Marks and Little rivers under
the direction OF It. Long, OF the Engineer Corps aa
as the opinion OF that enterpsng and efficient tina,
with the appropriation by Congress- he will be able
| to make straight channel from Apalachcola TO ST.
Georges Sound, where vessels drawing IL feet water
may arrive the town, and that with further sppropra.
ton OF 5000, the Bar OF ST. Marks Harbour can
be removed 10 admit vessels wing from to
feet water, 10 arrive near the Light House. The gene
raj government in further manifestation OF
care now building permanent bridge the Lagoon
on the west side of the Apalachcoa-is about clear
Choctawhatche OF its distractions which will render the
line OF by stages and and
expeditions from Tallahassee and PensacOa-has caused
survey to be made Of road iom Tallahassee the ST.
Johns, shortening the distance so ms and has
by Of the services OF Capt Shannon Lieut.
ge the officers connected with the Quarter &C.
neras Department. in the roads and bridges
greatly benefited the Territory. The Secretary OF the
Navy, too, has nded Congress the deepening
OF the entrance to the barbor Of Pensacola admit
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spp TO the Atlantic, has been long since effected the
Governor regrets that attempt has yet been made
carry into execution important work, calculated 10
connect the Western with the Atlantic trade and to avoid
the dangerous navigation round Cape Florida. The Co
vernor estimates the annual value Of property wrecked
the Florida coast at $500, O0O-aDd year il amounted
800 900 The proposed national work. avoid these
caamities, and free intercourse from the Mssis.
sPp 10 Mobile and Charleston, should in the Governors
opinion, be taken the Suwannee River through the
great Lake Okoienoke aud could he thinks be
perfect for all purposes OF commerce. for hall the
amount It would cost in any other part Of the United
States Charleston Courier.
Sporting InteHgenee.-Mr. Haun, of Georgia, has
addressed Gard to COL Richardson, in the Savannah
Georgian, OF the 23d instant offering meet this gentle
man at the ensuing meeting of the Jockey Club this
city, giving Col X the privilege of naming The day and
distance. that he will Borfrand,
Postsake, and Mr. H. offers bind himself to run his
horse Plato, in the same race, vice He will
name the day and distance Col r. binding himself to rur
bertrand, Jr Ii this time does not suit you, (adds Mr..
will run my horse Plato, the Bona Course
Savannah the Monday preceding the meeting
OF the Savannah Jockey Club in 1885, against Bertrand
Jr any other named horse in South Carolina thai
you may think proper TO select, $4,000 900 aside
halt Forfeit mile heats TO be open for
Ill the LIST day of June next the be governed by
the rules ofthe Savannah Jockey Club Charleston PAT
riot