Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

of his constituents. Mr.. Evans has nothing to fcas
Of tho result. His fficnds will attach q conse-
qucncc 70 the propagatoss Of such q fagitious as
persi0n, as soon ~ they become tangible. II will
be recolIectcd that n the scene OF iniquity cm-
braces great variety OF time, place and persons,
some timc will be required TO put this matter in
its true light. In the mean time, tho public are
requested to suspend their Judgment, being assur-
ed Of the perfect innocence Of tho distinguished
indiv idual implicated.
SrAIx.-Don Carlos, with large army, had
CROSSED the Ebro at two places, md at the last
accounts was in full march to Madrid, where some
apprehension existed nj the progress Of the Carl.
lots. new levy Of soldiers was ordered, and
tho Ministers were urged by large number Of
the Deputies Of the Cortes to take decisive meas
'ires for the preservation Of the Queens throne.
But, in reply to such Mendizal,cl showed de-
'nands from the troops already in the field for pay,
Shoes and food, and then empty treasury.
LONDON, July s.-City, Friday evening. BY
some parties the accounts received from the u
nited States TO day, arc looked upon as rather
more favorable; on the other hand, there arc many
who are most anxiously waiting advices of a
decisive character. Money Cor commercial pur-
poses continue much in the same state; on the
stock exchanges il is rather easier, in anticipation
more plentiful
A London paper Of the Sth Of July, gives the
following account Of the money market
''Thc demand for money still continues-and
will, doubtless, until the payment Of the dividends
which will be in the course Of tomorrow and sue
cecding days. The amount of bullion in the
country has been augmented by the arrival in the
country within the last week, Of nearly 400, O6OI
Of gold from St. Petcrsburgh-and the influx Of
the precious metals must continue, while the
present ratio Of exchange is maintained. The re
is consequently every reason to believe that We
have got over the worst.
The dissolution Of Pertinent was expected to
take place the 18th 10Th of July: The
young Queen, it is said, would not come down to
dissolve the Parlimcnt in person.
new coinage was speedily to be issued bear
ing the likeness Of Queen Victoria.
Paris papers state that the numbered bank
ruptcies announced for the month Of June amounts
to II.
Government PArRoNAGE.-Tbc Post contains |
a government advertisement. headed Proposals
for Indian Rifles, and signed G.. A. Harris, Com
missioner. The following IS one Of the conditions:
The right to increase diminish tho num- /
Der Of rifles to be furnished, Of rejecting all
the bids if deemed to high, is reserved. The bid
or bids, which may, under all the circumstances,
be best for the government, will be accepted.
five are to employ the professional princi-
pics and uniform practice Of the general govern
ment, in the Interpretation of the above paragraph
the last clause of it must be understood to mean,
that bids coming from good Van Buren, men, Of
orthodox, unsupported political principles, will
have the preference all others; without any
particular regard to the principles at which it is
proposed to manufacture the rifles Here is
chance for Tory gun-smi.hs !-Boston Atlas.
ssxrcUrrv,v OF THE DIsTRInuT1ox LAw.-Wc /
find i'm the National Inteigcncer article from
the Financial Register OF the United States, in
" hicl the writer after giving statement OF the
relative amount of the receipts and expenditures
IF the Government, declares the opinion that
Government cannot carry its affairs without
holding back from the States the October install
nent of the surplus Revenue, and therefore re-
RI rts it as possible tla; Congress i'll repeal the
aw directing the distribution Of that Instalnent
The lntclligenccr in reference to this important
subject, says:
Rcsortne to a loan, however, would it appears
10 u.s. be preferable, for several reasons, to a post
poncmcnt Of the complete execution Of the Des-
lribution Laws. One important (if not conclu-
,ive) reason for this preference would be that, on
he faith Of the United States pledged by that
aw the States have generally appropriated, to the
Utmost farthng, the amount subject to distribu
ion (or deposte) among them.
1t will not be very agreeable, thing VIC know,
o the Executive to recommend the authorization OF
/ Loan for Ten Millions Of dollars. But the Ex-
,CliVc Will OF course submit Win what grace II
an to the necessary consequences of the abor
ion of its scheme for substituting a better cur
cncy' for the very best currency ever proposed
md en- joycd by any nation.
DEATH OF AN EccENTRIc.-Dicd at Primrose ;
cottage, High Wycombe John Guy,agcd "a years. I
lis remains were inferred in a brick grave I
q Hughenton churchyard. On the marble ia
let on his coffin is the following inscription
ssEIere without nail OF shroud, doth lie,
Uncovered by pali-Cohn Guy.''
MIR. Guy possessed Of considerable proper :
v, and was a worthy and honest, though an &c
entric man. His grave and coffin were both
,ade a year ago, under his own directions. the :
,scriptions on the tablet in his own composition.
nd was arranged more than a month previous
, his dcccasc, about which time he gave orders
" every thing necessary for his funeral, and r
urchascd gloves, hat bands Sc; as he wished not :,
be taken to the grave in hearsc, change OF !,
,rriers was requisite and he had therefore desr-
that one set might be sent on to public house
bout half way on the rode, where they were to
ave beer &c. and to wait the arrival of his $
,rpsc, when those Hho had brought him from d
1ycombe were to re61 ee . similar refreshment. c