Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16

road TO York Offers will be by the Treasured at
Annapolis until the 18th July.
On the subject of the two million Loan, we find the
following paragraph in the Annapolis Republican of
The Maryland State Lottery oftwo millions of dollars
for which we have had of the large dealers stock
IN competition such Mcssrs Biddlc Chaunccy Moss
Cohens, &c. finally taken yesterday by the Nessrs
Sohens, OF Baltimore, at small advance upon the limit
ihe terms VIII depend upon whether Bonds certificates
eide
The Kanawha Banner states that the Salt shipped
from the Kanawha Salines during the quarter ending
the 18th inst, amounted TO 506052 bushels little
| than half million of bushels Some portion of this
hand, unnspec cd, at the of the
quarter--.4tezandria Gasette.
An affair of honor took place on Tuesday acrnoon nt
Bladensburg, between Mdshipmcn MagruSer and Shu.
brick Af,er exchanging two shots, without injury To
either, they shook hands and returned to Baltimore-D
The Boston Fusiliers lcf this city yesterday mornino
for Washington We learn from paragraph in the Pa.
trot given on the authority of Col Finley the Chairman
OF the Baltimore Committee of Arrangement that the
corps Will remain in Washington Saturday and Sun.
day-will visit Mount Vernon Monday, and return
to Baltimore on Tuesday next at o'clock r. NJ An
escort OF four companies has been detached under the
command of Lieut.. Col Campbell to receive them AT
the intersection of the Washington Turnpike Road and
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, the western limits
oil our city, and To escort them 10 the place of their en-
campmcnt, which has been selected in Howard's Park
west OF Washngtons Monument. parade of all our
military will be made in compliment To them ON We'd
ncsday morning, and handsome collation. will be provi
ded for them on Thursday afternoon The corps will
leave Baltimore on Friday morning, in the steamboat
| for Philadelphia Baltimore american June 49,
| The premium paid by Messrs J. 1. Cohen Jr & Bro
Tiers for the two million loan of the State of Maryland
bearing per cent interest and irredeenahc for thirty
five years, SIG 40 for every hundred dollars IN,
State Treasurer issues bonds. and certificates for
! the loan
We requested to state, that il was not Midsh;pnon
Magruder that engaged in the affair at Bladensbur
a few days since.--D.
"FiRsr FRuIrs. regard the noble contribution of
IRE h""dred dollars TO the Colonization Society which
we recorded yesterday sentto unknown hand
as to some extent the fruits of Judge Jays book and
the reply of Dr. Reese and hope TO receive other
tokens of similar results where or the ply s road II
~ also to he ascribed doubt TO the fine spirit awaken
cd by the three great and gratifying meetings of
Co?nzationsts held in this city during the anniversary
week we are strong in hope and joyful Confidence
Let the friends of Colonization only exhibit the same
zeal in the circulation of Dr. Recess letters as is cxh
bitcd an distributing the Judges book and the effects
WA soon be apparent in The increase of the funds of
the Colonization Society. The Judges book we under
stand is given away by cart loads Al late ecccsiasti-
cal assembly OF clergynen in ncghboring city, cart
load OF Judge Jays inquiry placed at the door and
each gentleman had the polite offer of copy Thus 90
the tnRdS collected from the Anti-savery zealots-I
| Y. Com. qdc.
Most of our readers are aware that At tho late ,,;
contracts, the old contractors, Acssrs f. Porter d. Co
were underbi, the route from Washington to Rich
mond, by VIM. Smith * Co. and that since the FIRST oc
jan, the former gentlemen have maintained formidable
opposition upon the line We have heretofore adyered
TO me great increase OF facilities for travelling afor-
ded by this competition, which lattcry has been carried
n runous cxtent--tle fare having been reduced to
Hiee trie-Such state of things could not last long
and IT generally expected that compromise or sale
would be etected-We accordingly now have to state
that Mcssrs. VIM. Smith d Co. have disposed of their
stock and contract TO +. Porter * Co.. who will recon-
ence carrying The mail this ayfrcdericksJrg arena
June -. '
ftot at HaTgor1-A passenger in the boat from Hart
ford TINS morning, states riot occurred in that CITY
yesterday, occasioned by negro white man
IN The street mob was Immediately raised by the
whites and two negroes shot dead after which they
proceeded to pull down the houses of the blacks sever
al OF which were destroyed.-.N. y. Star.
ARRAY AT HARTFORD
T, coTespondenec of the n y Journal of commorce]
HARrroRD, June - rS35.-Iast night about tie.
O'Clock peaceful city disturbed by riotous as
sembage of at the of Front and Talcot
streets which proceeded from alteration between
the whites and blacks. The origin of it was believe
some difficulties which occurred several DAYS since and
has been increasing without any particular manifesto
ton oil breaking each other heads until last night when
Ia negro snapped pistol twice at persons; which
not going off, he went into the house and procured
nusket and fired upon the crowd lodged nearly all
the contents in the body of young man and woman
and wounded another severely in the righ arm Tho
life of the FIRST who is apprcnced TO the Joining bust
ness rs IN very critical situation and will probably
1--we The negro taken to the watch house follow
ed by the mob, who, after seeing him securely lodged
within its walls returned to the house he occupied and
! lcyellcd IT to the ground
p S. learn that IL large shot have been cxrncted
from the body Of the young man.
General assembly IF the PRESBYTERIAN Caurch-Tb;s
body met at Ptlsburg the 2st May and elected Dr.
Fhllps OF New York, Moderator and Mr. Krebs of The
same State, Temporary Clerk. A motion was made 20
elect Stated Clerk in the place of the Rev t. S
Ely, OF Marion College, but lost A motion was
made Tor examination of the orthodoxy of some of the
theological students of Princeton Seminary; but rcso
luton was promptly introduced declaratory of the
entire confidence in The Princeton professors to per-
form the duties of their office. One or two me-
MORALS on the subject of Slavery introduced but
were promptly referred to Il committee of five all of
whom opposed TO the objects of the petitioners we
trust that the Committee viii present such report as
Will deter the agitators from further movements ON sucb
field We doubt whether it were possible for a rcli.
gious association 10 adopt cectual means of pros
tratng its influence and responsibility than by aiding or
abetEg, in the slightest degree the dark and daboIca
designs OF the inturiae agitaors Of the Nort-Norf0
Beacon
1t Col A. S. Brooks has been ordered to take COM
mand of Fort Columbus in New York larbor Col -
is son OF the late Gov. Brooks of Massachusetts, He
is an accomplished gentleman and gallant officer He
was Captain believe, of company Of artillery in
the last war, and engaged in the battle OF Patts-
burg. We have heard anccdote of an afuir ON that
occasion Wills the British line was advsncnp and
were within half muske shot, Capt b. sat ssride one
OF his guns, smoking fine Spanish cigar. The Gene
raj rode up TO him and ordered him on duty; TO which
he cooly said General, just LET smoke out this
little fellow, and will give n d. of ioht" He
did so, and the result is Of history -JacEsoa-
ellie Courier
AEoTHrR MELANCHOLY DIsAsTEE.--We learn from
the Ashtabua Sentinel Of the 30t Nav the foIo,yiuy
melancholy Inteligence-by which il will be seen thai
SIR respectable citizens have fallen victims TO the bolster
Gus pillows of Lake Erie. Asabnla is situated in the
North eastern corner of this State on creek of that
name few miles from the Lake
"SHIrwREcK AND LOSS OF Lfvrs-'The Schr Parrot
ofthis port, ofabout twenty tons burten ert This ba
Dor at | clock in the evening Of IOd,