Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-10

The law appropra,rs three millions to complete Tue
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to Cumberland; three mn
lions 10 continue the Baltimore and ohio naf9au ~ ~"
down the Eastern Shore from Cecil county 10 foconohe
bay half million for canal to connect ba'titnoe VIII
tine Chesapeake and Ohio Canal by the most notthet
route: and half million tn connect hnnapos WIN VI.
Cesnprakc and Ohio Canal 1t provides tor loan At
six per cent redeemabe in fifty years, for the ABOVE pu
noses upon Which loan not less than twenty per GEM,
nrcmun ,nust be obtained, amounting to one ana NAN
million, which will constitute sinking !unu a1eGu"'I e
To redeem the principal in years. Az ,I.t c,"n Er
th naymcnt Of six per cent interest upon The srVefa
sums received by them, after three years from their IT,
criying the same. ,.u,:t
We have The pleasure to announce that the Bl whlGh
Thus passed the House of Delegates Friday: finally
nasscd the SENATE of Maryland on Saturday, BY vote
of II to 9, and Is SOW LAw.-Nat. Int.
The following the ayes and noes upon the bill III
the House of Delegates: :, r
-qvrs-AIcssrs Heard, Fowler, Dunknson, Carroll OF
81 Mary's, Lasse Primrose, Kirby Of Kent: Miller,
nrlart Rdgcly, Hood. Mercer, Kent, Wales, Weems,
Merrick, Ely, Brown, Carroll of Baltimore, '"indcr,
Long, Teacklc, Jones' Dennis Brewer Palmer lIarri'
more, Hemsley, Kirby Of Queen Ann wins, Ann1n'
nyunl Shrivcr Carter. Turner, Burchenal, tardcaSe,
Richardson, Mclean, Wharton, Newcomer, Bro"khA
Fiery, Beam, McMahon Matthews, Berry, and Franz
is >,
Tocs-NIes:rs Speaker, Duke Carpenter, llambleton,
Cuol Rowland, Townsend, Henderson, Pratt. WORTH
inrtnn, Bryan, Duckeit Spence, Wil'elpck, iIenrn'
ellis Boyd Sutton, Cough, Nelson Cuttings, Darby,
and Trundlc-2?
A,ry,spmi, June 2-The detachment Of Marines,
under the command of Colonel Henderson, which so
promptly and handsomely volunteered 70 60 against The
Creek Indians left here yesterday in the Columbus, FOR
Norfolk where they will take passage to Charleston, ).
G on their route 10 the scene OF savase warfare.
when these fine fellows left our wharyss they were
warmly and enthusiastically ccccd 10y vasI cro"d Of
our citizens who notwithstanding the jnclrmcncy OF tie
weather had assembled give them token Of aPproba
ton of their gaantry. The whole corps looked to be
in fine health and spirits May they Dr. protected from
disasters and preserved r"usho"; all the dangers to
which they must necessarily he cHp'sed:-tf";cHc.
We learn from Annapolis, that The Governor OF the
State of MARYLAND has pasLonrd all the PERSONS imprl.
soued on accoun. of the riots in Baltimore III August
last. This measure Of ccmrncy was called Tor by me-
MORALS from large ana respectable number OF the cItl-
zcns of Ballimorc.-b.
The U. S. Frsa,e Columbia, which was built and
lately launched at Washington, arrived at this port on
Monday last having been towrd to the Horse Shnc by
Steamboats, from Washington, and thence to the Nary
Yard a, hi; place, by the Steamers Tholas Jefferson
and Patrick Henry She is Frgatc of the first class.
There a7c on this station, al"nt two ScrcytOnrS, Two
Frgdtcy aud two SloopS II Var; ana one SercntyJnuf
and two Frigatts the stocks, building.
The following is list OF the Officers who came down
in the Columbia with detachment Of 6! men:
Lieuenants WA c. white, Arthur Sinclair p.
NlidsIpman r. c. Cogdc; AldshIpmcn Smith, Joh!''
s;on Grant.-lor's. Times.
Theodore s. Fay. Esq., pleased 10 learn, is at
tachcd to the American embassy 10 London. lie Is TO
reside in Italy: and his friends would m grateful if some
Consular apnuin,ncnt OH the Mediterranean could b.
given him. which would enable him To his pen With
out the cnbarrassments Of writing inccssant!y we may
say for mere living. The Consulate at Lcghu!n: or
in one Of the Barbary States he would fl! with credit
n. Y. Star.
Az IxvIrArrox-Ihe Journal of Commerce says
"A highly accomplished lady, who has just arrived on
visit 10 this country has it in charge among the last
words spoken 10 her by the King of England previous
to her departure say the President of the u States
that when his o. public service shall have expired
and he shall be at leisure, nothing would give The kng
pleasure than 10 receive visit froa Cen Jackson
To which the Sun adds" We learn from respectable
authority that the King Of England has lately wri't"
friendly private letter the President CT the u States
containing the invitation verbally conveyed by The above
lady,
Aerccuhy to the request Of the Texas committee, the
Jackson Areriss, Capt GILIiEs, paraGcd on Tuesday
to fire salute of 100 gums in honor Of the Texan vico
~ The firing commenced at o'clock and was cnntnu
ed with Lnt minute lntermis$ion. The company
then marched 10 The Broad street Hotel where gn'al
suprly of the requisites provided. Among the IN.
vcd quests were the Commissioners Of Spring Garden
large Of people assembled, and no accident
occurred to mar the pleasure Of thcNccasIon
[fhu. GG:c,tc.
OswEco "A great rage Tor speculation in real estate
ut Oswcgo has recently commancrd arising, no doubt,
from the projected construction Of ship canal between
that place and Utica Among other recent sales there,
learn from good authority, that the Vice PRESIDENT
has within few weeks past disposed of half Of his
property there, fer the of two hundred ard fly
thousand dollars the purchaser being the Attorney &c.
neral Of the United States. We have also understood
tina, eleven principally wharf otS were recently
disposed Of, 10 company FOR million Of dollars.
~ \. Ga=cfte.
MAKE ROOM The New York Gazette of Monday
says, nearly 2000 steerngc passengers arrived at this
port on Saturday and Sunday last from Europe The
arrivals Yesterday added 920 10 the number few
ouch days Of business would qualify Of our West
ern frontiers to demand admission into the Union, did
Michigan.