Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25

returns. promising that have no doubt OF Tie an
Buren, ticket obuin;ng majority in the Hon. Gave
Johnson Congressional District.
Observation-Disclosures Srllnan and lint:I;cu Of
Anne Arundel county, Thomas aud George Of Queen
Annrs and Marcry Fountain Of Caroline, v Bocn cleo
tors entered lie college Saturday las qualified, and
ASSISTED in clrcting the following as Senators iuE the
term of five years:
Levi lI!Icry Of Allegheny county VIM Price, OF
WASHINGTON; WIN .sci:ry Of Frrdrrick; Richard Bowie,
Of Montgomery Elias Brown, Of Baltimore; John V.
l. McNalon, of Baltimore City Robert w. hcnt OF
Arnc arundel; John Heckct of Calvert Richard
Thomas, oc ST. Mnrys; James b. Ricand, OF hrnI
Thomas Wright, Of THIS, o. Queen Anne 5; Edward
". Iiamon. Of Talbot William G"!dsbor"ugh; oi
Dorchester; Thomas X. Carroll, Somerset; aud VIM.
W. PurnrlI. Of Worcester.
DrpRAvITY OF THE OPrOsIriHS PRESs.-Ne pnDlisl'
ed some days since, ad;E able letter from ircnd IN
Loiun giving gratifying account OF ire slahuihs I"
our country in the eyes Of the intelligent abroad and
speaking in Just praise of the Presidents foreign policy,
Of which every true. hearted American Of whatever party
is Justly pcud having contributed +" elevate our ia,
tioa character in Europe The tory WGs are tortured
at tie thought thai glorious Republican institutions,
administered upon their true principles sho"d challenge
admiration in regions where their beloved royalty yet
rrigns in all its pomp and pagcanlry. They deno"''ce
correspondent for the unwelcome truths lie reports
and destroy the force of lis statements impute Tie
letter to Mr.. Stevenson or Of his family, as having
interest 10 say better things OF the county lhah II
deserves The New York presses first began tie out
cTy against Mr. Stevenson We find it in the last Bos'
ton Courier echoed thus:
SECRETS WORTH SNowIxG.-Thcre is a letter in the Globe Of
Wednesday, addressed its Editor annotated London, oct j. $780,
which written ~ Andrew Stevenson our Ministerial 'hc I1'
james, Of his awins sycupham.ic. oihc" Il
m Ihs %y he inferred from" its stys "" i 70; E rs ssIsIh s
Minister A"sc Su"ncd is extract which wi" CONVINCE eve
rs render ;ha. the inference is safe ,
In reply this, have in the first place to say, that
there is not the slightest preeXt to authorize the Oppo'
sJn in ascriLing the letter in question TO Mr. Steven
son. or to any Of his family, "gGiciai, otherwise IL
b,a In uipDp
Mr. Stevenson and Of all the rest of the world, As any
man in it. y writer of intellectual power, atta:nnentS,
and standing make thousands dependent on him, hum
self one and which has contributed greatly to That
national reputation, in which his patriotic feelings So
justly cxull.
That the public may see what is in the letter which
cxasprratcs The Nova Scotia Wings, give passage
trlccd for denuucation in the Boston Courier:
Let US turn to our own coualry, where the hand oil
government touches all equally and lightly; giving the
protection of society to every one and depressing no one
the first, grand blessing of country and source OF
thousand others. The rapid prosperity and boundless
prospects of ours, the grateful themes that more
than meet the Of Americans abroad. have
been twice in company here and only twice, with en-
Iigrncd persons who take an interest in public affairs
On both occasions, international affairs ana parts OF
our home policy were topics. They adr"rted to,
in connection with General Jackson's Administration
his settlement of the dispute with France under
the first head, and his stand against ovcr-bankIng
under the sccond-n Il that would have gra
tilted you, it did That our President has
in Europe among the Discerning, late
testimonials r,u Of the prouieSt OF their states
men give assurance; and the feeling here seems
strengthened, by the knowledge Of his unormy friend
~ dispositions toward this country after having been
her fee in In this connection, aIIuSlon was made
Of the above occasions to the notice oil Eng!and
and her institutions, which he took in oil his annual
messages the opening of Congress- | cannot recall
his words at this moment you must look them up; but
| remember the enlarged concatory and just senti-
mrnts they embodied; and | remember also to have
bn ar
President except who had signaly vanqushed
her egions in the field, would have been likely To vo
luntcer such complimentary truth OF her. The brave
afford To be generous While The little shafts OF
party falling dead at the feet OF this civil and nl'
tary patriot ard chief, nothing is more sure than that
History is preparing to cmbaln him in her page.
WAgIIIIcrox, Nov go
The Presidents EIEALrn.-Two nights ago the Pre-
sdent was taken with 4 cough, Which succeeded 10y
considerable bleeding from the lungs He had suffer
ed for time previously with pain in his side
He relieved from both unpleasant symptoms. IN
degree, by the lancet. Night before last the he
rhage from tho lungs REQUIRED, and again stop
ped by the process and other applications He is
extremely weak from the effect of the disorder and
the remedies but is BETTER and considered by his physi
Clans in no immediate danger. Many years ago he
affected in the way and recovered without serions
injnry long depression Of his health Globe
The VICE PRESIDENT reached this city few days
since.
THE PREsIpENr's HEALTn-The cffusion of blood
from the Presidents lungs has ceased. His physician
antcipa speedy recovcry.-G0be IF Noe. %.
Col. Benton and his family, Gen. Ridgcy and his "a.
mr. and Col. Boone have reached the city.-D.
CASAL ToLLs-By statement from the collectors
Office at Columbia ii appears that The amount of tolls
the Prnnsy yania canal received ut that office up the
9Th inst, was $l33Gl5 57.l0O-Pennsylrnnian
MIR. Alphonse Pageot presented his credentials to the
Secretary of Stale Saturday last and received
Charge de- Aiiaires of his Majesty the King Of the
French near this Government.
TIE New Russ1,H MISIsrEn 1T is stated in the
Liverpool correspondence of the Pennsy MA Sentinel,
that the Baron de Maltilz is 10 be Russian Minister at
Washington, in place of Baron krudcner. Baron de
Alaz formerly the Russian Secretary Of Legation
at Washing ton-where he married an American lady
the daughter Of VIM. Lee, Esq, Of Boston.
FRox CAplz.-We learn from Captain Coffin, of ship
Kyon, from Cadz, Oct 10, that at the last accounts
from Malaga the Carlst army, under Gomez,
its march towards Estramadura, from Cordova. which
they had captured leaving Malaga unmolcstcd. No other
recent change had taken place in the affairs Of Spain
and the communication with the interior very much
obstrucled
(From the .Nr,c Orleans Bre.)
We have been politely favored by the Merchants Elk.
change with the following extracts Of letters received at
this establishment:
TAMrico, Oct l9, 1886.
Bushes here is extremely dull There several
privatecIs crzng off bar, who great annoyance
TO our trade but we expect to be relieved Of such
annoyances.
conduca arrived here the other day, from the nte-
ror. with $'O0O0O IN specie, most OF which Is for the
packet of the 2th'
Extract Of pirate letter, daied
MExico Oct. 18TH 1886.
"1he first division Of the army destined for Texas,
has left the capital with some saPpers and miners. and
company Of pioneers, with the artillery in 'front.' their
baggage 10 follow ina day.
The I'd division will be on their march in the course
next week.