Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

hr-AcrioS IN TESSEssEE-lt is gratifying TO witness
,e constant evidences OF reaction that presented
70 tue public sentiment in Tennessee Meetings have
oeen held IN numerous counties-ncmorias haye been
gotten up--ahd instructions the members of the o.
gisiature have not been uncommon. We see even in
EuN tennessee, that in Sullivan county ,cetnr of
oVU was held-heir representatives instructed TO vo,c
ior E1Pungtng-and MIR. Van Buren, nominated for tie
Presidency Ii is useless for our White friends 10 ndr
take TO hold longer their cause is PROSTATE evn
IN tennessee, they becoming dsprited and feeble
me pail that now in motion will continue to roll and
gater sue the people of Tennessee are not graoped TO
Judge White by hooks of steel he has done no great
deed that endears him them he has ne YER suel run
powder enough, to set himself up disgrace Old Hcko.
ry III won't do the Judge has too slender n cnp;,,l.
he must burst he can continue business uch homer
we would sincerely advise who have taken anv soc<
ia me ddrenf"re to get clear of it soon as possible
sell i-sell at par-10, 10, 80 per cent discount
get clear OF 1t, If you have to gipe a a,oay
n - Columbia (Ien.) Democrat, jan %
lne EaPunging Resolutions, introduced by Dr. Jvpp
nave passed both branches of the Legislature of this
state; and our Senators to Law the before
the Senate of the u S. The highest nega,iye vote in
the Senate was B, and in the House Ia The represent
Ves OF the people OF this State condemn the uncon-
stutonal and unwarantable assumptions of the senate
oy a vote OF about "a to l-.9bany .7rgus
In the course of the debate in the House of Represen
tauves on Thursday, alluson was made bv Mr. Cush
ing 70 some OBJECTIONS which had fallen from MIR Har-
uh, in relation TO the manner in which the public money
was expended different objects on the Atlantic sea-
BOARD Some warm personal controversy passed be-
tween the two gentleinen-andw when Mr. g. finally took
his seat after replying to Mr. Hardin some Individual 10
the south gallery capped his hands simultaneous mo-
uon was made by Mr. Reed of Mass and Mr. HanpeOan
OF Indiana TO clear the gallery. Mr. Reed subsequent
~ withdrew his motion, and Mr.. Ii. renewed it-and
alter some desuory conversations the south gallery was
ordered to be ceared--.7iezandrid Gazette.
EXTRAORDINARY PEnFoRMAYcE-The Iceboat Relief
returned TO tins city yesterday afternoon From her re-
port WI be seen that she lowed the brig Arctic with
The United States Troops board from Annapolis 81,
the mouth OF the Potomac River We learn thai in be
performance OF this trip, she encountered ice i'm manv
places pied 10 the thickness of feet thro ~ hch
she made her way only by the exercise of the most de-
ermned perseverance the part of her indelaoable
COMMANDER and his officers and crew. When she lefi
me brig she was entirely beyond the region of Ice and
was pursuing her way under full sail--Capain Weems
deserves The highest praise for his unwearied exerons
during the late very cold weather. surmountng obsta
ces which few would have had courage enough to en-.
counter We learn that the warmest encomiums ,verp
bestowed upon him by the officers and troops ON board
inc Arctic and that they handed him complimentary
letter before they parted
The service of the cehoat cannot be too hghv appre
ciated by the citizens of Baltimore; for while Inc bor
bours OF most of the negboIng cities have been closed
ny ice, vessels have been able to arrive Mt and deno
from our port without delay. r
baltimore American, Feb H.
DEPARTURE OF THE PAETALooS-H b. AIaiestv's
brig Pantaloon Capt Cory sailed from this port YES
terday for England Capt C. arrived here on WedSyeS
DAY evening from Washington, via Richmond overland
ana got under way yesterday IL o'clock tow of the
steamer Richmond, which left her in Hampton Roads
r (No.jctk Herald.
French Squadron in tie Nest Ludies-(sauiain Stove
OF the brig Bunker HILL at this port from Antigua ST
hs and ST. Barts, informs that fleet of fire sail of m,
ie and sz gates had recently arrived at Fort ROYAL
(Narnque) from France; and that he left at So RSrt
the French nanof-war schr .utiae stationed at that
place.-D. " $50