Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
Surely there is so,rs Error of The Noon

Surely there is Some Error of the Noon
Every gooa citizen must be startled and alarmed by
the nobs IN Baltmore-Witiout any sort of
without any thing like an adequate excuse-,yhiI The
ordinary tribunals of the country were abot TO ADM mister
Jusce 10 all the parties concerned awless inliri-
ateu MOD take The law into their hands aud commit
the most fearful outagcs upon persons and proper
OF ndividualst originated in an agi,ating oue son
now gong on between the bankrupt Bank of Maryland
and Its creditors Reverdy Johnson ESQ an eminent Al
torney, and one of the Trustees of the Bank HAVING
FUSED TO surrender the books and papers of the Bank
COMMITTEE of the creditors, chancery suit was The
consequence, and the matter is before Tic Chanceor for
ms decision. The mob"cracy, in the mean time have
taken up the cudgeis off hand and resolved that Mr.
Johnson and Mr. John Glenn another of the Trustees
deserve to be visited with their vengeance in the dc
huon oil their dwellings The particulars of the afro
ces so lar as they have reached u.s. detailed our
preceding columns They be read without as.
constituent and indignation.
In the present .cvcrish of the public mind every
considerable hears with Indignation the wb;snsrs ~
threats TO lynch the Gamblers in this CITY Richmond
we peg all concerned to abandon the project No mobs
IN iticlmond, like those in YicLsburg and Ba'tinore-
ought To be the prayer of every citizen who values the
peace e prosperity and the character of city Let
us avoid anarchy in all such cases Who can give laws
10 the tempest, when it IS once excited WHO would
unnecessarily raise one
subordinate DRAMA Of very different character has
peen acted at Mobile For days the tow was slbe
theatre ct extraordinary and exciting events" The
brothers Certainly two of them) of respectable and
rich French Physician, by the name of (;arrard undar
took 10 extort from him $40 600 For which nnrnosa
they stole his infant OF years age and threatened
10 murder bim, If the money forthwith paid
ng Nm
INTO The Bank for them, when the circumstance go
wInd,-the citizens Of the town nieriered in the p,os
spIea ana honorable manner seized the brothers. com
PEELED them to deliver up the child the arms of its pa
'ehts-and Then drove the conspira,ors from the city
YESTERDAYS MAIL.
No Papers Letters from Baltimore-and no Ma
uonaI inteIligencer by yesterdays mail.
The Globe of Wednesday, states as the Passcn y
news who left Baltimore yesterday that some of the
leased Monday and there were no disturbances ON
hat night and 1t supposed that there would be no
more. we sincerely wish that this fond hope may be
The Telegraph publishes letter from baltimore
July 10, halfPast o'clock (which says that Last
night they succeeded, unnolested in desrov;rr H.
mouse OF Reverdy Johnson, in Monument square Of
MT Morris IN South street. the furniture of EiIicott in
riatt street, was thrown into the street and burnt te
mayors house served i'm like manners the houses Of
TWO OF our citizens (Capts Wiley and Bentz;nrerl
were entered, and the furniture DESTROYED merely he
cause hey obeyed the command of the City authorities
ana aided TO suppress the mob. Several other houses
nave been attacked, and their contents DESTROYED IL
only became necessary for in the mob to CRY ont
against an individual, and the rest followed In conet
Tue WORK oil destruction. The majority OF the citizens
nave stood aoo and allowed those who have rsked their
ves 10 defending their property to be endangered
thciI property destroyed. There has been meeting AT
Inc Exchange to-day for the purpose of deysn0 some
meuns OF quoting The mob, Of putting them down
% on was sent for from the country, and has
arrived, and taken the head Of the citizens The fire.
men have assembled, and this evening the shops are 10
De closed What tonight Will bring forth is yet in the
The Alexandria Gazrtlc, Of Wednesday morning
traces out the causes Of the Riot (he failure of Ire
BANK ct Maryland by which great number of persons
were usPVed OF their earnings and perhaps grossly de-
nauoedj the excitement lately kndled by anon yn,ous
anuDis &c, which induced the rioters l,ke the law
mo elf own hands, without waiting for legal sdiudi-
cauOh between the Bank and its creditors III com.
plans, that outstanding the oninous warnings The
proper steps were not taken 70 prevent and that
now we have no accurate Of tie nunIbcr killed
damage done &c. " IL is reported Says the azco1 b
passengers ifon Baltimore that after considerable dir
turbancc on Monday evening and the destruct;on NJ
announcer mousse on Monday night the citizens armed
themselves and proceeded esouely to protect the nor
Sons ana property ~ those who were threatened Tho
mon " - said, finally dispersed yesterday morning
,ere was every prospect that order and quiet were
company Of U. States soldiers. we understand
were ordered on from Fort Washington and proceeded
70 Baltimore yesterday for the purpose Of relieving tho
ciDzcns from the necessity and fatigue Of kccping
guard, &c" pug
We learn from an intelligent passenger who lef R,l
uuofP as bis opinion, "tha the mob lad accommodated
whet was intended from The frsthat they Showed no
disposition TO destroy private property except in the
ss maFked Tor destrucuoD)tiat they rendered every
iacIhy 10 The hremenand that in some cases when The
Pones Of glass in private houses were broken they ,e,
immediately replaced by member Of the mob
some persons apPreiended another mob on Tuesday
nght--but as the marines from Washington $50 in
huhDeI' would be there IN time (hc met them on The
WayO there could be further danger"
nm Em,ssory.--Jhe Wednesday, Globe gives ma Tho
following fscs--Let ,carn as =
- - man named Crandcll, said 20 be brother Of Miss
ltueehce Crandell who teaches negroes in some Of
Tue Eastern States, taken I'D in Georgetown in ts
District night before last By the Police officers Of tbs
CITY, and put in jail under the charge Of circulating Tao.
pan, JarneOn, and Cos papcrs oncourag;nc tIo rc