Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16


We are informed that interesting examination took
the 9Th inst, before two Justces Hons Wilkes Wood
and Aremas Hale, at East Bridgewa,er relating TO an
alleged riot in Abin. ton the preceding Sabbath
The alleged disturbance at evening lecture on
slavery, by Mr. George Thompson and number of per
sons were appebendcd The rioters They were heard
by Counsel Mcssrs Bayiies and Beal and the prosccu
ton was sustained 10y II Eddy, Esq. There was n very
numerous and crowded conccurse ON both days. The
examination resulted in ordering H. Dunbar, L. Colson,
and Il. Hunt, recognize for their app. arunce at C. p
Court at Plymouth. Bridge,catcr Press
NrAroLrAs ISnEMSrrr., gives us pleasure to state.
t we are informed The last portion OF the second
sianent under the Neapoltan Treaty has, as was anti
cipacd, reached New York in the last packet and that
the nett proceeds of il being ascerained they can
be appotoncd, and that any of the claimants are now
nblco obtain their share Of the money MT the Treasury
Department. demand But we understand that arr
engagements making, and notice will probable be
given tomorrow by the Secretary of the ,rcasury so
that the amount each is entitled to- can be known at
distance; and that several Banks in the large cities
where IT can be Ind on application, will be designated
ana mus any trouble delay and expense of sending
Tor 1T be obyiatcd-B.
(From The GioLe)
DEATH OF MIR. BARRY, MINISTER TO SPAIN
IL will be seen, FROM the letter of Mr. Ogden that the
painful intelligence OF the mortal character of Mr. BAR
rvs disease, received by the last arrival is confirmed
lie had been repeatedly restored by occasional absen
ces from his arduous sedentary employment at Washing
ton that his friends supposed voyage and resi-
dencc in the south of Europe, would restore his health
His malady believed here to be a confirmed con.
sumption-he form it is represented in the first letter
from Liverpool to have assumed reaching that port
Inc premature and melancholy fate of MIR. Barry. will
be deeply amented by all acquainted with his character
and history.
He was the of brave and honest soldier of the
Revolution from whom he derived no other
thnn his genius spirit and probity, and the kind regards
and soldier distinguished for in the cause for
which he fought.
MIR. Barry was born and educated in Virginia. and
emgntcd to Kentucky where he studied his profession
we believe under the celebrated George Nicholas He
rose rapidly to e'nence by the fine vein of native elo-
quence with which he gifted He was called by his
fellow citizens repeatedly TO them i'm the and
House of Representatives of the State and the u S
lie called from the Bar to the Bench afterwards
to the office of Lieutenant Governor In all the stations
occupied by him, he gave entire satisfaction his con-
sutuents During the he volunteered his services
at the moment the conflict sharpest on the Canada
frontier, and was in the field of action under Coy Shell
by when it terminated by the Mounted Volunteers
at The Battle of the Thames.
No man ever exhibited more amiable traits of priyate
character than MIR. Barry. His manners were of the
soest bandes kindest cast. Bcnevoencc, generosity
and the incest scnsibty, striking traits of his M
and indeed, his very faults and msortunes grew out Of
an overconiding and concedng nature
EXTRACT.
CONSULATE THE UNITED STATES
49, Licerpo0t, .9ug. 81, 1885.
Inc Hon JOHN FoRsyTII, Secretary of State, &c.
SiR-An opportunity offering yesterday, by transie nj
vessel, avail myself of it, convey to you the painful
news of the death of his Exceency WILLIAM T. BAnRy
who on ms way TO the Court of Madrid arrived at this
bity, and was mncdiatcly attended by two of The first
medical men of the place. His maady however was be-
yond the reach of human relief, and he sunk under il
gfaduaily, without pain suffering of kind lie
oreathed ms last about III o'clock yesterday and will he
inferred in the most respectful manner but without os
teniation, on the day after tomorrow.
nave the honor to be- your ohedient servant.
lSigned,l FRAS. Il. OGDEN.