Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-03

day last his way TO Philadeps 10 attend his ', ne
radio father he Chief Justice who is in that city
Pbysck aud Chapman.
:" MIR Marshall had walked out 10 see the washington
slcn.o,ment aud ON his return TO his lodgings, steppe
hastily Into the Court House. take shelter from ea
storm OF wind and rain Whilst standing, as he van,
supposed, IN place of the greatest, security suddri
gust OF wihd Tue" down the chimney of the house which
sheltered hun, and hrvLc down. by s weight the tempo
rry roof winch had been constructed over part of liz
GU Curt ii'use rs Workshop, where preparations
were making TO repair, rebuild that cdce which
had been dvstioyed h., fire, during the past winter
Nir Marshall was burned in the RUNS, from whcl, hs
was rrscurd as possible, but sia,c>o iii.n
soiiy' he operation OF repannins performed, and
MS Am assured every aud attention shown linn
which could be afforded by medical gentlemen and 10y
'ne kindness oi the citizens. Ii thought incx pcd
eht TO remove hii Saturday evening from the place
near which the injury inflicted ana he therefore re.
nalned IN the Court house until yesterday Sunday
moring) when he removed TO the i,uuse of DR.
Arxandcr, where he fingered, wit. very little change
lac died. ~
. | vii Philadelphia yesterday morning where had
peen Tor some days IN the same house wi Judge Mar
sha and am gratiied 10 be enabled state on the a
.no'y OF ms physicians, that he evidently better
IMAM iir mad been tor the preceding wcck-and tina,
Tcasoiabc expectation of his recovery WAS then enter.
famed Ii lie not man OF the most nhilos,nL;c
nhess fe would certainly sink under aiii c,on l,
has so'iong endured, aggravated it must be, y the
me'snchoiy bereavement | have already disclosed
Mr.. Marslalls death will be- deeply drplorcd i'm bi,
own county OF which he had been tor scye wears pas
and continued to b., Jealous aud able rrprrstnta,iv. in
ue legislature OF hts native State The editor of the
Daunore Gazete pays this tribute to the deceased:
" alt Marshall graduated Princeton College in
loO3, where lie obtained the highly o,o,
OF speaking the Vacdctory Ura,on And meyer brt;,,.
perhaps never SINCE better if as t,rciLy and
gracefully delivered by highly gifted orator his
indeed was the unanimous testimony OF such as were
ana past experience Mr.. NJ cxcclled in every thing he
undertookgainng the sulragcs OF his fellow
and acquaintance .uRircrsai yeains'
" But tile high cndowncnts of intellect, the splendid
anu glorious superiority that genius conirs on its pos
sessor, were graced and enbcished and sofcned by
those elegant ilanners, that winning deporto.nt nm,
amiable dIsposion without which the vs of the MIND
are comparatively worthless For the first AIr M vii
be always admired by his surviving friends and ac
Guaihtancc tor the last, they will cherish his memory
while they mourn his untimcly end -.ierandria Ga
(Fron The Baltimore Patriot Of Monday Eeening)
FATAL AccIDENr.--We have to record Il melancholy
and, IN ITS termination, fatal accident which occurred
IN this city, of the results of the violent storm on
Saturday evening At the moment when the storm, wa,
al ih negt number OF persons who had been passing
to and ira, IN the vicinity, took shelter in the Court
house Among these was Thomas Marshall, Esq ell
des son OF Chief Justice Marshall who had lust rcae
cd this city from the South his way To visit his
rable parent, now lying i'll at Philadelphia MIR Mar
snail had Just stepped within the door, and gained
porary shelter from the rain. when the gale blew dow
one oil the chimney tops of the building Rendered no
doubt more rail IN consequence u The late frcS The
falling fragments made their way through the
covering which had been placed over the BUILDING since
the fire. and OF the bricks its descent struck MIR
NJ on the head, with such force fractuse the skull
and medical aid was summoned immediately On exam.
nation, we learn the application of the repan was found
necessary An operation was performed, and, for
hours acr the condition OF the sufferer appeared
prove, and great hopes entertained OF his recovery
But we exceedingly regret TO say that these hopes
been disappointed, and that. Lstandng the mos,
exertons of professional skill innserinp kindness
Mir Marshall expired this morning about sf past re
O'clock Inc deceased we learn, member Of the
Virginia House OF Delegates for the county in which he
resided lie gentleman large landed possessions
ana has lett family of six children. Ills remains were
taken this morning from the residence Of Dr. Alexander
IN Fayette street. to be deposited in the family vault al
Oak Hill, Fauquer county, Va. His dea,h il neln-
choy event under every circumstances aud onc their
Borrowings for which, the family and friends of the dc.
ceased Will have the deep syinpa,lcs of this community
TIE EXPI.vGGVG RESoLU770M
1t appears from the following article of the Albany
Argus that the New Hampshire Legislature hls repeat.
ed ITS Expnngng Resolutions Connecticut has passed
similar resoutions-and have various other States
and so probably will Virginia We shall then see what
MIR. Leigh will do Obey or resign Or will h. take
and tell the Legislature at once, ~ will do any thing i'm
the world you please to direct have said that the
PRESIDENT IS tyrant-but nj your direction will unsay
IT. have declared that the organization Of the Stale
Banks, as the Dcpostories of the public monies are
more dangerous and unconstitutional than the National
Bank have voted for the Resolution declaring the
President to have violated the law and Constitutiobr
now VIII take your conscience instead of my
vote tor resembling the D)luton--Bnt will suy Bort
TO ohige YOU Or, viii ne say, Gas the Wing clsewler,
hints in dark terms ~ cannot 30 far as thisbecaus,
it compromits my personal honor. BUt at all events
cannot vote for this expungng resolution. 1t yeoI
uonal-at least so Think it, though you may not Unjust
or not-whata:e iegitimaeo notand ofcourse what la
after all be the Judge OF what resolutions
structons must obey, what not. lcas indeed the
champion of the unqualified Right of instruction in
1ol2-but must beg leave TO indgc in what ca 81
IT s binding, and in what IL is not -
THE NEw HAMPSHIRE ISsTRUcTIeSs.-'fhe Granite
State it will be rccoecied the fore oil
the Democratic States last year, the efforts
MIR. Benton, i'll the u s. Senate, cxpunge from The
journals Of that body, the resolution mpeaching ia,
President in the matter of the removal of the depo
sites and that the instructions then adopted by the lie
gSlature OF that State, with great unanntY were THUS
aside by the panic Senator's at the nstigaiion of MIR
Webster the aedged ground that they did not purpof
to have aassed with view to their being laid before
the Senate aud subservient majority refuses
to entertain them The subject has been again BROUGHT
before the popular branch of the Legislature OF IL Hano
shire in session. and IL has again spoken out IN
language not to be misunderstood Instructions similar
to those adopted at the previous session. passed tie
House of Representatives the loth by the de-
cisIve vote of lfG to So with additional clause lin
tended expressed in the debates meet the objections
OF the Senator who ''boasis of being son OF New Hamp
SHIRE )TeqnJiRg that The instructions be laid Lefore IA,
Senate Of the 4. Suites "This (says the New Hampshire
Patrot the first strictly purity cOie which has been
taken Since the commencement Of this session. About
twenty members absent when the vote vas taken
seven of whom only, would have voted against the pas
sage of The resolution had they been present Several
had their votes recorded the day So that the DE.
mocaiic majority III the House is mac less than on,
hundred"
Tile T,co roiceSi
In ono breath the Wing declares that its "compli
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