Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-30
ARRIVAL OF THE CONSTITUTION.


NEW DIRK, June 23.-The u. S. frigate Constitution
Commodore Elliott, having Mr. Livingston our Minis
,eI 10 france, and his family board arrived below
evening" ana anchored outside of the Bar She LEFT
plymouth, May ~
The Constitution will probably get under weigh and
arrive up to tho city about or o'clock this nornio
Ii sexpec;ed Mr. Livingston will land about n and 10
welcomed back to his native shore after his arduous and
wrl-accomPlished duties, by thousands of his fellow.
On the announcement of the Constitution by the tee
graph the American Ensign hosted on old Tam
many ana many OF our uptown citizens thus appriscd
OF inc arrival OF the noble ship Old lronsides is dear 10
the recolectons and the heart of every American and
she VIII receive, IN connection with her dislng uished
passengers, and her brave officers and crew hearty
weconc rom all classes Of our people MIR Livingston
ana family we are happy say in good health not
whsandng tie difficulties of what stormy and
boIsterous voyage.
Ohicers-Jesse ID Elliott, ESQ., Commander
j. H. Montgomery, LIST Leutenant Frank Ellery Cd
do5 W. C~Nicholson, Sd do; G. Rutledge 9TH do;
Neville, 9Th do ~ 80
James James Ferguson, master, }. NJ. Berrian, Cd do.
James Boyd, Surgeon.
Henry Elting, PGrscr.
James Everett, Chaplain
. - l.. g. Hardy lst Lieutenant Marines, j. T. Sloan,
Passed Assistant Surgeon-Isaac BrinckerhoF.
Assistant do r. Woodwork
y. Dow, Professor of Mathematics
j. ii. Price, Commodore Clerk
Geo. A. Thomas Purser's Clerk
Passed Midshipmen-J. y. Duncan, James Henderson
vi Muse, Charles 5leadman, J. w Revere NJ Lewis
Midshipmen-R. l.. Tilgbman, G. w Randolph. J.
- Lewis, g. + Sinclair, r. +. Hoban, b. r Shnttuck
w Konkendorif, +. s. Haggerty, =. J Maifit f. Cakes
w b. Newton, $. D. Trenchard h. T.. Rogers A. H.
jenkins S' 80 "
B1atswain--Robcrt Whitaker
Gunner--T. Ryley.
Carpenter--J. a. Dickinson
Sailmakcr-N 6. T. Hommedicu
rassengers-Francis j. Lppiit, ESQ of New York ;
passed Mdshipmou VIM Ridford 49, Times
The New York Times Of Wednesday saws:
Inc fugate Constitution had a very disaorccable mas.
sage, with extremely rough weather and head winds
She was hriy-eght days ont, beating nearly all The
way Dr. Livingston and bis family suffered great
oea notwithstanding the utmost possible attention to
ther comforts by the Commodore and his officers TO
whom they profess the greatest obligations lie is well
now, however, and n good spirts Mrs Barton his
daughter has turned with him
Mr. - landed about eleven o'clock Yesterday morn.
ing. a salnie OF seventeen guns was fred tic wards
were manned, and the ship beautifully dressed in
vafous hags TIE Commodore paying him thus the last
parting mark Of The respect which al must feel for bs
high character There was an assemblsec Of several
thousand respectable PERSONS the Battery amid whose
nearly cheers he landed. They escorted him to his apart
ents IN Greenwich street with every token Of welcome
cheering at every step and many among the crowd CIV
ing mo apology, 600 apology"
ne WI proceed TO Washington tomorrow and where
we doubt not his presence will be equally welcome
On' BIZ report s made. Government cannot decide upor