Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-05

Drury had adjoining this and the latter saws that
or long tune he has observed L. to BE- very solitary
cun III regard To his intercourse with others but very
much given to talking himself He has heard him do
clare that he should be Richard the Third King of Eng
land, and King of America These declarations ucT.
80 well known that the boys were in the habit of coln
INN King Richard, and of late this has ANNOYED him
so he has threatened the boys even driven
hcln OUT Of MS presence
Drfy says that yesterday morning he was in his shop
,alkrg and he heard him, all once slam
tone III be damned don do IL Iris ,vos bu,
a little while before the funeral
To-day the sister Of Lawrence called at The Jail to see
NM enc 60 inc inquiry why he had committed the rash
ACT ne sand " 1t was all right General Jackson was his
servant but had not done ne wished and ought to BE-
could mention many other cigcts =. nces. lint a.,
4 ain'sare viii carry conviction 70 y4tF mind tf he
man commisen the desperate act OF yeaerlay 81 s.t
inhuchcc OF mental dcrafgeinenis---Nnt Int
WAsnrNcrov. g2sg,s
The Rev Obadiah d. Brown, Chef Co. & ttt Fos
, 0iee perst..eni has resigned his sel
speaks for itself Sshe business sf ~, i,e,
winch has engaged iaborions attention Of tits e
,os Sc 'efal years,sS undergone lhehcrupnlous O.
nation OF two cominftees has cen SIS part reported U
by the Senate committee and via soon M fllv
upon by the committee of tb House Of le.sescnlges
g Spa'' 'e've II to these ports and such
FtF brown may heTcaiic fiiisnt 10 Tho pubic IN
GEssRAI rps7 ofFIcE DEEsR1 xENT.l
Fcbruar 9 1885
fo fhf hon WIIIfAM q - any Pn,fsaasfes- General
Dear slrlt he sag Deen known l. GU si.at j hsvc
hsfn anxious f,s aso,a 1t IN +, rear ps4s H. re = ia
ses'e ~ iyh'c hsve l,ta 20 than Eve yeass as
st Siefk b INC Seas III Post ice Tile incessant la
y7s md tusmo y IN other
n,,''ss q snf - q enOe excecdiny doubt
-, ~,'sr5 Seee wiz ropsie aa 'nd tie unwil-
s.z'.s w en yop isafe "a ffcScel expressed at my
~ Sees'',if ~ ~ naA been ~ trssOn ofniy
.-.-s ~ o., c '.s'ss t.iae mos that from
the nature OF the official duties t5c have betn called
upon operorm have been a., object Of nnbl,g mi;
inadversion Tor the last FIVE gcars both in Conoress d
IN the newspapers; and oaes have borne n onieeIv
10 a.
Tor political effect, has been my settled insention -
soon as II could be done propey TO Withdraw ftom
neiu SO uhcongenIal wiz my feelings. That time /
believe, has now arrived Understanding that f tb
trends OF the Administration are desirous tina, oid
tn Ss'sF WIZ mas been saia Against fpp5rts
q me ecnate Sonimtcc hereby respectfully enderfo
you my reAgnaton
DO not know precisely what those reports CHARGE
~ stand ready 10 yndicaie myself from the i;bte,
ifnpaiaton am willing to attend TO The dnties sSj;cl
9nnot be suspended until successor shall BE- appo;nt
"a nfd ready to assume the labor.
Be assusfa sir. that il,ia sfep ,,rc- .;0 ~ most
cordial feeling Of ifesds!: yonrseIf; and n any in
formation within my power be useful to NY success
s2Tt y smell be chceriully contributed
The uniford kiudness which have eypcr,~nesd from
- during tae wle period Of our oictsi rel H.ss has
ade an impression my mind that time can never OBJ
rae ana can only express to you my grateful ac-
owicdgmcnt.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, sir your
!. servt o. b. BROWN
The Senate spent time yesterday on Executive
business We do not hear s9atany thing acted upon
definitely, except tn, nomination Of JsAH Fitch to be
Marshal for the District Of Maryland which. we learn
was rejected by 70 Nays to 10 Yeas--.yat ha
On Tuesday last the House Of Representatives of Mas
soehsse made Intellectual attempt on its part elect
Senator OF the United States, for six years from the
Attn OF March next to take the place Of Mr. Silsbee
whose term OF service will then expire and who declined
nrc-eiection The whole number of votes cast vs. e 5Gg
necessary to choice 255 The ballots stood as 3lows
For John'Q Adams 1871, Levi Lincoln 1906 WIN Baylies
u, Abel Gushing 30, J. c. Bates Go, John Davis 10
Henry Shaw 30, H. Saltonstall % Il Everett 1 Jobn
Reed ID l.. Child l. And on one ballot the name Of
>. Y Adams was thrice written which was rejected
motion was made to proceed to second ballot which
was lost by of255 70 DO The further balloiting
was postponed 70 Wednesday.
On Wednesday, John Davis, at present, Governor Of
the state was elected the Senator tho part Of the
House OF Representatives. Tie choice we presume
will be concured in by the other branch OF the eqsa
tIe ana MI DAVIS viii accordingly soon reaPpear in
Congrcsa--a theatre which he has already acted
part with great distinction ~ himself aud ability the
pubiic.-D
In the Senate Of Alabama the vote on the final passage
o. tnc resolutions relating 70 the United States Bank,
ana the DePosites follows "A qanst the Bank
charter as unconstitutional, u5anipOus.
That the removal Of the Dcposites legal-2O aycs
-ers<s lQocs --satRA
That they ought not 70 be rcstored-23 aycs5 noes.
THx FaEscH TngarY--The Paris correspondent Of
the London Standard under date Of ile 18th December
holds The following language respecting treaty
The question Of the twenty-five millions Of francs %
be paid by France to tho United States Of Amcrcs will
soon, On few dsys) again upon the tapis Until
il shall be be decided Mr. Livingston the American Mi
nsier keeps himself shut up from French society and
viii not allow any visits 60 him. will nc return any
The Message &C President Jackson will, il is expected
speak oat in the most decided this subec and
that speech * waited for By the Government with great
anxiety Bets arc made to a large amount, that Che
Chamber Of Deputies will again reject the law project
or at any rate reduce tho be voted 70 twelve 6f
teen millions.
o. The Annual Conference for the Methods, Epis-
opal Church m Virginia, will commence on the lib
slant N LynehDure