Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

o. the last week or two, and we now trust syel-
ow Jack has received his quietus! An MIR Of
BUSINESS is apparent along the whole line Il the
Levee; the Theatre opens 'hi. evening; circus r.
Dur papers have nearly all resumed their pub'ica-
lions, and on the.wh"ie we look for a rapid pro-
erosion III commercial matters"
HANOVER COLLEGE, IxDrAxA-The commence
ment Of this College was held an the 9th ultmo.
The degree Of A. B. was conferred on fifteen
young men, members Of the, graduating class.
The degree Of d. ID. conferred on Rev. f. w.
Baldwin, President Of Wabash College, Indiana,
and on Rev. David Macdill, Of Ohio
The College building, (says a correspondent
Of the Louisville Herrald,) which was injured by /
the hurricane last summer has been repaired, and
the trustees are making arrangements for erec /
ting another large and commodious building .-Cin.
jour- and Lum:nary
We have seen members Of Congress on the
floor of the house inebriated not to be master
OF their own actions. We have in stance
in the streets, before eleven O'Clock in tn day
when members could scarcely walk to the Capitol
in consequence Of their heavy morning rotations.
And tor their special convenience and ready ac-
commodation two or three grog-shops have for
several years past, been installed in the Capitol.
ST. Louis Republican.
! All true, no doubt. The Government, for the
want offnnds, recently proposed to pay the Indian
annuities in liquor, and the proposal was scornfully
rejected. Ii the Gov eminent would but propose
to pay certain members of Congress in the same
article, perhaps the offer would he received with
lavidity.-Prentice.
THE QUEENS MARRIAGE The English pa
pcrs are indulging in speculatons on this mat
ter We give the following from the Dover
. Telegraph: " We have heard from quarter on
which we place the most implicit reliance, that
the marriage Of our gracious queen will take place
as etiquette will permit, probably carly in
the ensuing spring.. We assured that the
happy object of her majestys choice is not, has
been represented, a foreign prince, but the scion
! Of an illustrious British house. The Duchess
of Kent will remain with her royal daughter unit
her marriage, when she will retire, with suitable
provision, to Clarmount.'
f In THE GENERALS FooTsTErs.--The election:
which have taken place since the ith of March
in Maryland, Arkansas, Mississippi, North Caro-
), lima, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan
5 Rhode Island, Vermont and Maine show an aggre
. gate loss OF about 81 900 votcs-and an aggregat
gain Of about 1000! Yet the Globe says that Their
t has never been more harmony and union in tn
if Van Buren, ranks.
" OB1TUARY.-Sdmuel Hicks one of our most re
: spectacle merchants, died on Thursday mornin
= at his residence. No. 245 Broadway. MIR
was of the firm of Samuel Hicks e. Son -one
IS the oldest and most eminent houses in this cit
Il u
IS man of in .egrity and benev ocncc-an honor to h
81 calling, and to the city. The loss Of such me
!, is ever to be deporcd. But it is the common 10
=. ". Y. Com. Adr.
tc General Asscmbly.-N1r. n. $. BROWN ofGilc
n Yesterday introduced into the House bill to i
e. corporate the State Bank Of Tennessee, wh
er was read first time and passed. The provsio
III of the charter are similar to those of the Bd
ne of the State of Alabama. The capital to be LEI
cd upon the funds and credit of the State T
fate Of the measure is, of course, altogether U
at certain. The bill referred, after some deba
ct to the Committee on Banks.
en- Mr.. Grarcs of Knor, has introduced into
50 Senate a bill to confer banking privileges
'cl Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road Co., viii
." was ordered to be printed.-Nashrille Banner.
IN, A FAcr-Shortlv after Mr.. Woodburv's 1
no port appeared recommending the issue of Urea
ger ~ Notes to raise the wind-a very worthy
ap- gravcr Of this city, went to Washington, fu
es freighted with recommendations from the faithi
in He presented himself before the Secretary W
US his documents and an application for the eng
1t wing Of the Treasury issues, portion Their,
md His papers were graciously ordered on file.
ms; the Secretary informed him he s.already had
ing notes engrav ed in New York; 1t is said
: Of job done by relative Of Mr.. Van Bur
the Thus it would appear that whether authorized
'ich not by Congress We shall have a pretty batcl
oli- shin plastcrs from Washington-[PhiI. Com.
mes FAcr.-On the Sd day of March last. the
n day Of his administration, Andrew Jackson 81
I'm ed bill for the incorporation Of three bank.
and the Territory Of Wisconsin. The bills of
of Of them at least have been in circulation h.
cn,- as all who have been shaved on them will rem
ber.-Clev. Her.
The Bills Of the Bank Of Missouri arc OF
re- mented! with the heads Jackson, Van Burcn
reu Benton. The consequence is. that nearly ey
part bill which received ut the Bank is unfit
I'm re-ssued; in nearly every instance, where a
DPic has been out any considerable time, the
uns traits of these worthless scratched out.
DC or mutated. The head Of Benton generally
ON black lines drawn round it. with the word
VI Plunged" written over it.-Prov. Jour.
ers. AN APPROPRIATE TIrLE.-The Indians Of :
give Far West, at Washington, have given the Pl
APP dent the name of "IHc LITTLE For
I-,b The gold bcdstead and silver chairs sent b
,ulJ Eastern Prince to William w. are among VI
, ~ ria's furniture at Windsor.
cteo Beer in old Ifmes.-In the reign Of O.
20. Mary, 1853, barrel of beer, with the cask,
y. only sixpence, and four large leaves of bread v