Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-31
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lurciSn wheat continues 20 arrive freely and lie
is now plentlIlly supplied. The Erupcam asices o.
nol appear TO have exercised any important Influence
although lie lew sales that have cccurred have been al
a small advance
The Legislature Of Maryland convened Oh tlc 9th
Richard houIas is The President. and Joseph H. Michel
son, Clerk Of the Senate Mr. CAN'T is Speaker Of the
Horae.ihcy have &gpoa.cd Chief justice buchanan
o Washington, Gen. ihnn,as Emery 81 Qucrn A.n -
an! Samuel J"n's, j: O: Baltimore, She Commissioners
10 nrgocatr Che i:"r" III. were alurlz.., Is the IN
rernH Improvement acl o line last srsoil
!.'H'S Ec!.s"e, H'G, was ccrd ihr - h. ly an
'''''"!!: wee g: III! Directors, President q TIC Ha
m"'s Hi'a p"'c h""-T'cd tfnfmny. liz was !rr":,'g
Secretary III SAFE aii Minister L. f.uc!an;!--ani LIS
been i"r *0ic time Tie Prrs!c!; OF the Al"rlis Canal
al" banking Company. recent slip from the r. i
f&'Ss STATES, that this last named Company reported
10 have leased "ut It's canal Tor $500 00 that il sill re-
ta'nS lis banking privileges; the stock is al 81 and is
expected 10 te as good us any in Wal! street!
y ii:rrig oi the citizens Of Tallahassee held oil
.s i'ih INST EN-G"vernor Dcv= in tie chair, make
:.t5 !nr the reception Of Governor Call 1t
YVES reserved, That CGa:l!cr be appointed To tender
'' public dinner such ,n,y may lre: hi. coli
vt!i'nre, ana Governor Dnva unanimously ap.
'ned 20 deliver 10 him an address on his arIiyu! cy.
'"Hs:t Vi III" sentiments entertained towards hun hy
Tx cii!2sn lis ct Tallahassee
A:s"'i T"c"n, Governor Of Cuba, has dispatched an
expedition ii"n the Havana TO St Jago for the purpose
ct Suidu;;g Gen Lorenzo, who has declared that island
independent Of the Queen Of Spain 1t is said that le
!"cI!y o troops under lo!enzo in favor ct Tacons
party; AMI that lie will be unable stand his ground
Nf. MA has Submitted 10 TIE IL. OF H. CT PrnlSyiva-
MA: frraihsc, drH0uHcng the re.csah4hncat OF The
Bark ul ;sr United States; and concluding with Tie fol.
lowing Resolutions:
'E-SO':sa rra, committee Of seven he apTon,ed to inorc
MY IL" a"c. manner and a'ams y which tic said of 18Th
e@hEocis the said Institution un their a.cn mnGc said Lx
S"rS The 81 O. March, 1881 md ao such other my he
connected M he s inquiry and that n committee have powc;
10 ,," ' Fcrsr"S ana papers ami report 10 This OaSc
'!ie k"ss!nAii was la!1 OH the lablr-I'he Harris
burg Reporter Q! The ed December remarks that g tie
headers o: lhc Bank party looked black, and the rank
and c orkrd blue. Oar Democratic friends hailed The
introduction u The resolution with satisfaction, for they
regarded IL IN lis true light, measure which the
h"n'. dignity. prosperity and Freedom OF The citizens
o. Ills State tenants at the hands of their Representa-
lives. TIE resolution will doubtless prevail when its
calls it up for consideration and the nveslga.
toii which will grow ont of it will be searching one,
AID, Il w are not greatly mistaken, which will dis
close nianT startling facts and exhibit melancholy evil
G2acrS al Hc p""cr Of wealth. and the weakness Of !u
n!an nat&rr. il is due however, TO Tie Commonwealth
';iu tie honor Of her citizens, that The investigator
should 90 "n, AMI we hope That the resolution Will be
called III at Ill early day alter the caSsrnbng nl The
LrgiSa;uic order That ample time may be allowed
iIe Committee 10 proceed in The exercise Of their iG:-
! poriant a!d responsible duties.
M Clay has been Frelectcd to the Senate Of the l..
States Is Tie l., gisaiur, Of Kentucky. The Ad!niS
tralion p0r,y vncd !ur James Guthrie, ESQ, o. Louis.
VILE. The following The votc.--For Mr.. Clay, Sc
na,nrs ~ Representatives 81, total 7G-For Mr. Cuth
ric 81 matters - Representatives A. total ol-I!ajorty
for MIR Clay, ~ MIR. Clay had previously expressed
determination; 10 retire to private lie.
The Legislature OF S Carolina adjourned The 2st
They subscribed 10 the stock vi the Louisville, tincn
natl and Charleston Rail Read Company, on" million
Of dollars out Of the O.. s. Surplus Fundand granted
baniag priric@sS to the Company under certain resrc
iions They also appropriated 900 geo to the College,
for Library Hall purchase OF books DC, &c-Ges!Gcs
SD eco for extending the Columbia Canal, and other
email sans other Internal Improvemcnts-Thcy have
a5:$cd their Court Of Appeal, and inst tinted two
Others tor Equity, and the other fer Common Law
hon, I'll ;,.,rIc
hy the decisions Of the Court O: Law
''Gavcraor Butler. Ehos Bennett, r. G. M::!S, D. l..
Na:G.sv Ii"s T. Jones, and IrEn Chestnut. have beer
arpon,cd Commissioners with full powers 10 represent
in person By attorney, the stock ni Ibis State IN The
Charleston and Cincinnati RAJ! Road Company.
| The Company have appointed c. G. Memnl:ngcr,
ESQ 10 proceed 10 the Legislature Of North Carolina,
now in session, to obtain is concurrence in tic acts
amending the charter Of the abavr rail road Mr. NJ had
distinguished himself in the House. He made San AM.
mated address III "or @! the subscriptions showing what
vigorous Efforts necessary 10 meet III! rc'lse con-
petition Of Georgia. ana appealing 10 the House I" de-
vote the Prcr;drn!ici cIt Of the Surplus Revenue 10
he completion Of the mighty work tie made line al-
lsian tie people Of Athens moving en- SSe to pour
their contributions whether great or email, into the pub
lie treasury. for the erection Of the Prns, rs port Tor
their glorious CITY and called men Of modern times
to cmua'c tie Of antiquity te then entered mo
various details 10 show the prosperous condition of oar
hSi q" rs to Construct Oy TO Do m WAY Wn s
! great avenue OF commerce to the mighty Wes!'
! The Legislature cr Georgia adopting vig"T""s
measures cc7 establishing a!i-Taaa from The Tennessee
line 10 her own border They have also passed bill "r
the d. position u Tie Surplus Revenue by This bill,
the surplus rcvcnGc is be deposited in tc Central
Bank and The loaned 0ut 10 the citizens. as las
been ,! practice Of HAT bank but if after thirty days.
the whole any portion is not thus loaned, ten 1t Ii |"
be sdepCscG in The banks which the Stale Is stock
huldcr the banks paying interest 20. the 81 the mo-
ncy aud provided, il IL" opinion Q! the directors "t lie
| Central Bank. such banks remain in good credit
! IL - I,,., ,I c1c- rcr,
rers fran The City nf Mexico 10 Nov. u, and from Vera
! Cruz 70 December ls!.
1.-The Mexican feet Of har vessels al Vera Cruz
just arrived from Camf"achy where they had been w."
months repairing AID taking in supplies and crews, but
to; whence they Obliged to take their departure
pTcma.urry in cqarncc OF some MISUNDERSTANDING
between the Governor Of the place and hc comnandcf
Of the squadron The vessels not fit for ser"cc
One of the briggs lately built at Baltimore Lad sailed rm
Vera Cruz with GO recruits, and was believed To- he
oiT rac,pico u convoy vessels to Canpcacy The
! other as has been stated, put into Key West
"Ihc men belonging 20 the L. s Slonp-ot Var Match
e. who wcre Imprisoned for q days at SacTici"s while
this vessel there, in consequence OF dispute wan
some fishermen, and whom captain Aserwin, OF the
Nacir2 had To lcii;id lave be:n released. Cur
Charge, MIR. Butler has complained against these out
rarns and challenge is said to have passed from ian
to General Tornel.-Cooncl Olare is Inc person who
headed the novement in Tuspan. lie Was at the head
of 800 men, aah after raising his standard III the N l-
ains of apantla he took possession OF tina: town. p'
claimed the Constitution Of 1924 and then entered lus
pau the people and garrison OF which also lncd NM
small farce had been sent from Vera Cruz 10 counter
act O!arte's movements Sgnur Garosza arrived at
Vera Cruz Nov. q. 1t reported ct Vera Cruz tlat
General Bravo had marched back from San Lu'S foios!
to pnt down O!Nye. In addl!oH to the ahoTe, The cor
RESPONDENT of the Courier states: taL !avo was Geat-
rie of pecnniary nenns and that most Of the revenue
Of the custom houses pledged 10 The house oi itu'
! biso."
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