Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25

express terms but know not the meaning or language
II tho words Gas acvices shall be received that the
British open ne with this
which are daily expected his intention offer you
place OF Minister Court OF ST. James, do no, sub
stanay include the idea OF has be
con,enjedor. But Mr. Lewis letter 10 ME- Stevenson
cd June 2i 1884 puts the matter doubt itrefers
Two letters received by Mr. Lewis from, Mr. Richie in
March, 1888. in which allusion made To
by the from MIR Stevenson, expressly stating the
appointment depended the happening OF contingency.
The letter OF br Living 10Th Of March 1888:
this correspondence, therefore, between Msssrs Steven
son anu kitchis must have taken place few days after
the receipt by the former Of sir. Livngs,vns letter
NOW wasn the inelligencer relics The facts as ma
tera 10 the issue Of MIR >tevenons being elected TO the
MOUSE OF LIS being candidate Cor the Speakers chair
ms Knowing Ahst appropriation for outfit had passed
me ooJy over which he presided, il will be at
once that all this takes granted that Mr. Stevenson
kne" ne was 10 rereve the appointment Without qnslf
cation or condition Of any kind aud The happening
OF mere contingency The argument Of the Inellgcn-
GER ihen H. that sr. =. should have betrayed The conf
dence Of the President by disclosing his consii ue ns
hc crnens oil letter marked conf ential which O, Iv
promised an appointment the occurrence of certa n
con'hgency-ih'i he should have declined the Speakers
Chair the that he should be sent on foreign
MISSION havinga view TO the coming
knowing an outht had been provided for Somebody he
was 10 assume that for himself and williIra wing
from pnhc lie, refuse all those tokens of public dsinc
ton he Ia tbeen accustomed TO receive because II ;5t
hdPpen thu, he would he invested with an spporten
"hlrh had been c2Hdnfondify promised him"
One word more for the present:
nc New York American docs gross injustice to
NIL sides of the House. Virginia does not applaud
the rejection of Mr. Slevenson-Tlie Editor of this
paper did not write, Mt the instance of Mr. Steven
son, his letter TO Maj. Lewis--IIe has no connection
WIN mat bng-bear, ycleped the Kitchen Cabinet,
Ia similar Glamour, by the bye was got up against
Mr.. Jefferson HIMSELF by the Federalisis as appears
from his published Correspondence The Editor
OF th's paper was led solely by his respect for the
principles OF the Constitution write that letter-
MIR. Stevenson showed his respect for the same
principles, by desiring his nomination to be post,
poned. The N. Y. American is also egrcgiously
mistaken, IN ascribiDg 10 that Correspondence the
nf fln al. -
authority which MIR. Vaughan was understood to
possess, OF opening the negotiation at Washington
Butt more anon
HARVARD COLLEGE, and Uhiuersiiy Of Vireinia-
The troubles oil old HSrvard appear to be iacreas-
ing The Faculty have refused the yearly CHARITY
TO the INDECENT students thus Furnishing the
with the guilty Next morning HE Senior Class sub
scribed hundred dollars, to make up the sum IN
their necessous classmates large ntIibuiion is ex
Pected from Them, as no gives less than S. The
quarterly exhibition Of the Junior Class took place on
MONDAY On this occasion, il is said the Faculty and
their families, the only audiiorsihe great body of
Iis Students abseniing themselves The valedicIory
Grafton and Poem of the Senior Class according TO Gus
tom, were 10 be delivered Tueslay-but the Poe hav
ing been examined by the Faculty and some ohiec,on
passages discovered The author was prohibited from
delivering it-and the Grafton only pronounced with
parting Song Pray &c. HE Faculty. with the ex
cepon OF the Rev. DIR. Ware withheld their presence on
ts OCCASION but large audience attended IL said the
class had supper in the evening, where the Poem
ehearsed IL is understood that degrees will be given
to those members of the Senior Glass al but six1 who
signed the PROTEST.; and as parts have been given
out, 1t is presumed there will be CONNIE nc ement -
The President (Mr Quincy carries too high hand and
Is said to have been particularly harsh tie students FROM
the South
Harvard must these errors or else she will Tue il,
Her conduct must rebound TO the pro perty Uni
versity oil Va We understand that she never in
fourishng condition. She had about 2l0 ma'ricuiaes AT
he last SESSION. by far the largest she has ever
enrolled AT the recen, Examination seven oil the stu.
dents obtained the degree OF Master OF Arts. Mr. VIM
u Rives has been appointed by the Executive OF Vr.
ginia VISITOR, III The place OF Mr. Madison resigned
J1sePhC CAbell, Esq is appointed Rector Office hch
Mr. Madison had filled since MIR j, ferson's death. Dr.
warner OF Baltimore is appointed Professor Anatomy in
The room OF DR.. Johnson, resigned. Mr.. Davis Law
Glass consisted OF more than 40 students
THE SPRrNGs.-Ihe Lewisburg AIephauian of the
18th states, that 'the Company has increased rapidy at
all the Springs in the neighborhood-thc number al the
White sulphur exceeds 250-Ihe Salt SIphur has AIS
large and increasing company" Messrs McDuflie and
Clay had arrived at the White Sulphur. Mr. Stevenson
left this city Sunday last for the same and
Is improving IN ls health Much company from Pha-
depbia Gen. Cadwallader had already arriyed-Messrs
Cisnncey and Sergeant expected.
The Court OF Appeals met at Lrwishurg on the 18th
udges Brooke. Cabei and Carr present aud on the Is A.
the President Judge Tucker, took his seat.)
The New York Evening Star says that " the loan of
the Stale OF Virginia has been taken 10y Messrs j. l. &
$ Joseph s Co, OF New York, and Messrs n. & j. Phil.
lips, Of Philadelphia This loan is made for the Win
che er and Potomac Rnl-Rjal, and the North. w stern
Turnpike Company is said have been taken TN for
70 years, at per cent and at premium Il per
cent Row, this does not lock much like great public distress
and augurs ~el Tor the James River 0o X, aud the
Fredericksburg Rail Road. Let strike while the iron
is hot.