Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

Navy Yavj aud Dry Dock ga Saturday last They wore
Hospitality entertained by Com Warrington and lady, at
their residence. They embarked about O'clock on
President was in excellent health - Beacon.
NORFOLK July i5We learn that the Presde mt of the
United States visited Old Point yesterday mornings un-
der salute from the batteries reviewed the troops
OF the garrison lie returned his the Rip
Raps about or = o'clock.
The contemplated target fling did not take place in
consequences of the heavy swell of the sea- hch rem
dercd IT inconvrnient to adjust the target.
We learn that number Of citizsns visited the
Point Tor the purpose of paying their respects o the
Chief Magistrate of the concdrracy and we re- pleased
to hear that his health to be unusually good
LEwisBuRo, July TO-
imE SrRiSos--Snce our last report the crowd at the
White Sulphur has increased rapidly The number
there now exceeds three hundred and daily nccessions
are made TO il from every point of the compass The
salt and Red phurs have between t.em about one
hundred and forty bordcrs; fifty or sixty of whom
sre at the former and the balance at the latter place
we have no accounts from the Blue SULPHUR Sweet
Hot aud Warm Springs or we would Ia Ike re- in OF;
my the numbers at those places We think it would
not he cSnggrration To say, tina; the the dit
fercnt Springs in Monroe reenbrir and Bath Counties
exceeds seven Observation-Disclosures.
HuRaIcANE--A TOWN DrsTxoyrp--Fiyr LIVES LOST
"A slip from the office of the Springfield Journal dated
June 3d. ten clock at night says: gentleman who
has Just reached here from Canton, in Fulton county
(liiinoisD brings us information of most dsastrous
hurricane having passed over that village the 18th
June, ut o'clock u. NJ That place contains nbou, IN
houses and IN few minutes two thirds of them were
levelled with the ground: only three escaped unnurcd
Five persons were killed, MIR Swan and three
children One child killed i'm its mother lap; one
was blown quarter of mile, and found dead ne xt eay
shockingly mangled One store Mr. Foster'sA was
blown down. and the goods scattered the praires
great number ct persons severely iniured--Alr
Foster, 1T is supposed, fatally.
TnE Anti SLAVERY IScKxpuARIrs were busily engaged
on the 4th in almost every section of New England
IN getting up and continuing their nanatory designs
We informed that Thompson the oracle of
strings of Glasgow delivered Grafton against Aeric,
ana her Institutions at Providence and honored with
the presence of an assemblagc of two hundred
who greedy sucked in the treason and did not revot
the nccndnry Rhode Island in consequence of the ii
nudity Of her press has suffered THOMPSON and his asso
ciates to make shameful nroads upon the purity of he
cscutcheon.- Boston Gazette
BEwAnE!-R. Enquirer.
Arkansas will soon be new Statc.-A public meet
ing has been called for taking into considerable tin
speedy admission of that territory into the Union
iwenty-one counties have population of "a 972, b.
the census just taken which number is greater than In
whole territory of 30 counties contained in 1890 TIL
total population probably numbers about $4,000.
We learn that the United States Frigate Constellation
out n,'nedintcly-destined to the West Indies and will
bear the broad pendant of Commodore Dallas who will
go out in hcr-Norfok beacon.
Emigration to LiJeria.-Thc ship Indiana Captain
Wood, sailed from Savannah 9th of last month fo
Liberia, having board passengers the Rev John
Barton, of that city, missionary Africa, and sixty
coiored emigrants for the Colony; fifty nine of whom
We're from Savannah Augusta, and the county of Bryan
from Texas that political affairs in that quarter in
very unsettled state. Ii ruinorcd that the Mexca
congress had passed several very obnoxious laws annu
ing the acts OF the State Legislature of Texas respect
ing the sale and grants of landand declaring that al
slaves shall be free according TO their constitution Gu
ss:naut further states that it was believed Gen SAINT
Anna had sent urte,i,rt of soldiers to arrest tin
Governor and members of the legislature u.r
whom he suspected of disafccon his Adnn istraton
and who were supposed have been arrested the tim,
OF our lntormants departure from Texas This infor
NATION was obtained from the representative for the
Parnent OF TRINITY lie further states that the Repre-
sentative for Trinity district (Mr. Dus had on the
first animation of Santa Anna intentions hastily left tie
seat or government and returned home with all speed
but feared that the other members had been mt rccped
together with the Governor We are also Informed tha
the Indian tribes of Texas preparing for an Indian
war among themselves, the smaller tribes were holding
council at Col Benc S prairie proceed against Tho
great tribe of the Camanches, who have driven them
from their hunting grounds it is supposed that the wal
VIII commence in the course of this summer or fall
Our informant was passenger in the schooner Co
lumbia, which captured on l1th May together with
the scr Martina by the Mexican cruiser Tor cutr) The
Montezuma, and was, with the other passengers ireatec
with much ndignity, but finally released by the Me x
cans, who had placed guard them for two or three
hours Several passengers of the Martha however
carried off prisoners to Vera Cruz as were botl
the schooners Columbia and Martha, with their crews
and cagoes, together with part of the baggage of The
passengers.
We shall probably learn by the next arrival from
lcxas whether the rumored movements of St. Anna
against Texas were well founded not. An Indian
war on the borders of Texas will exert an unfavor
able influence amongst the whites. And we somewhat
doubt whether any of the Mexican govern
ment can much disturb the general tranquility of Texas
-.Yeso Orleans BE.
TrxAs.-The N Y. Courier of Monday saws Each
succeeding day rendering Texas of more importance &c
the United States, from the fact that it is very rapidly
beng settled by our people, and the very probable
supposition that in very few years will constitute
portion OF our Union. In settling the boundary line be
tween Texas and the United States the Rio Grande
should be, and in all probability will be, fixed upon al
the dividing line, and thus the thousands of Americas
citizens who are now settling what yeta foreign coun
y VIII once more find themselves enjoying the bless
ings and protection of our liberal laws"
YHNHE ANTE. DYsPEPTIC or GREY Sulphur Spring.
NJ 81 IrgtniG-These Springs are situated In the
neighborhood of the Salt and Red Sulphur eino nine
miles from the latter, and 20 from the former There arc
Two Springs, near together, be enclosed in one
building, yet differing materially in their action upon the
system, being from distinct sources as their apurs
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