Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-05

mrut WAS burgariously entered Hy daring and &C.
complished villains. Saturday night, Is tt Is r'cSGi"
ed. BY Of light painters iaaacF Inc t'le:.S
reached the top Of lie bank porllco, winch fonts
mn Fifteenth steet Drawing tie iaGd'r after them
they placed it The po:co ami assembled TIE 'coi o
| he hank crossing the balusi-a6". D<sccEding uE
the sky phl and forcing two trap doors, the thieves
urriYed at the bottom Of The stairs. when hey cnI
or f,rred their way through panel q The door, men
communicates with the bank, and which doc! was lined
with sheet iron. The apei III Nh door through Which
the thieves forced themselves into hr hauk Is not more
han eight or nine inches vide and sixteen inches long,
il is So very narrow that, ~ forcing 'rmsciira through
! IT, one or more OF the thieves must have scratched
themselves ana drawn blood, rs marks Of Il we're oGhu
on The office towel. With piece OF iicn, wh:ch ~
pears 10 have been part OF :oa rail- Lprohsbiy taken
from the rnilroad) the thieves SuccerGc& III Oicing oit
the book safe in which were GrposI'vd two mahogany
cases of valuable Jewels, sl'rf! s"G"ns We the pro
narty of gentleman absent from IKE "lv, "h" ihd
left Them in the bank for sa'r krrPiar Tie valuable
contents of these two The thieves took aTay.-
They next forced open tie door OF the Cashier apart
mcnt which, though the lock vas strong ind mni"V@'
thew easily entered, the door sid" oTy made Of
wood But the main safe which Is on tie TGi; o! i!@
Cashiers ROOM the Thieves unable 60 penetrate. as
the iron and work Of which II is CONSTRUCTED deird
al! attempts force il, the part of the m"s; Grer
mined and reso:le robbers IL IS pT"laaie mat 'i''
thieves we're at w" during the hole Of Sunday when
the ws,chmeu of the bank were absent IL seems IN
possible nat they coud nav" succeeded in entering the
bank if they had carried on hrII oPcTa'loS oi "Tcng
the sky lights trap dooIs and door pan"rls, we Tie
waichmen were on duty. We Understand that ;.c N.
Inc Of The icwery and plate ulrn from The hank is very
considerable reward # 800 Is offered BY III" baii
Directors for the apprehension Of the daring villains -" 10
have committed tie robbery -.l"i. L"t
I5TThe Bank sustained n" loss; but has "lirtrd re
ward of $500 0I the apprehension al the iDic "E thieves,
who stole The jcwel'y. watches spoons, Nc
| KEyDALL CuURSE HACES-lh.iu bay.-IH here were
five horses entered yesterday pr The three hundred dol
lar purse three mile heats They all unified ana
! an interesting expected which drew together
u very large number of spectators The public sNands
were filed, and the course crowded "!.h carriages
The day beautiful amd Tie track IN most eAce!ehl
! order
Early in the morning il was Announced that Colonel
Than, sans ch Row.i.a, had hrokcn out WIKI The
dis!cmper and would moi Start. This lett four horses
Baltic prylon Stockton Mary SCden, ana Red Fox
The bets were all in favor ui Stockton. and lie was
freely offered ,nS! le Id, and III instances al
80 to ~
At lie start, Mary Selicn took the lead, f'Ilowed
in order by Battle Pey'"n, Stockton and ked FOX
On the first quarter Red Fox rushed for the lead
AID ubained l., which he nainii,ned for hall mile,
md thea gave it up 10 Stockton, who soon passed
BY Bsillc ieyiaa Red Fox and May Sedrn began HOW
fall rapidly in the F,aT for the pace was too good tor
them II vas BEAUTIFUL contest for he SECOND nile
Ba!,p P-ytnn sill in tie lead On ring the stretch,
Stockton made rush, tapped his Antagonist, amd At he
piccts vas ahead when BaIi.e Pcytom shyrd and was
thrown out OF MS stride. by Which lie lost lengths
Stockton took the lead, aud short but rr!y int.
resting contest eGSucd tween him and B1l!r fryt"n.
The !-rT proved himself every inch horse, AID before
reaching The back stretch gave Stockton the "Go bye
snd baGe him good bye. The day light was let III be.
tween them. and again datksned, Though JnQ
Hartman! w.r rode Stockton splendid STYLE pat ms
horse to his spccd aGl got every hinL he had
in l..n Rall!c fryon came in u".rr strong pull
never having felt whip or spur-havlng Tnn The heat
in ) ii s-the titnc made hy LAZY CmlLen over
the sam" course Jag; spring, when she came TO the stand
III caii"p.
Inc knowing ones were all a, fault and il
ten 10 nohag tia, Battle Pegion would ;ht money.
Tie had taken the heat in gaan, style and though he
WAS high in irsi, and now bowed s.rongiy-ihe ease
with which hr had miles in IN" astonishing shn;
Of and 10 s. satisfied al that, unless he fell
down he must win the parse.
Tie second heat STOCKTON took The lead, AID "eat of
with tremendous pace, closely waited on hy Bale
PeylnnAt the fist quarter on thu third G" he rush
ed al Stock on aud cut him down with al! Imaginable
case and with killing pace went up The back ran.
round the turn. and down iii" quarter stretch iit he
reached The pckeis when the boy tok strong pull aud
b;Uug III him nome in J;: is tine hes, beat made
on tho course and altogether the best three mil, race
in tins part OF the acrId since Sussex made his great
/ mill in Virginia IN ) I'D -
We congratulate lie owner "i Ha!Iie Peynn. on h!s
perform nee day, and wish Coz him succession o!
tr.umpls IN his future career equal 10 his s" for whom
he has acquired additional honors -h"h th'"".e'c
\ MYsrFr,ors hrFAIn-A slip from the oicr Of the
Newport Republican, informs OF the 7Tr,o! II Inst
rat on SUNDAY Of the French ship Alrxandr" Masa;d,
OF Bnaeany, fron lie Of FraGce, 20 dys. with cargo
0! :;Ja4 bags Of coffee, :2j PIGS OF metal. A hua-
dis If rattans hides les sacks OF sutton, boxes
of tortoise she'll 3 casks of nutm"gS.
Il is reported SAYS the Republican, tia; the person
now in charge of the Aex1ndrc the chicf aae or
suJercarro that the captain, second mate ad six q
the crew were washed overheard on her passage from
the Isle of france We further understand, that Dr..
Goura,d the French consular agen, in Newport, from
circumstances connected wish this vessel thai ar7oar
suspicious, has taken measures to have Her den'nr"
here until he receive some directions N !raion 10
the sufrcL from Mons d. Ia Forest the French Consul
General in New York. She will be detained accord
ingiy.
The New York Express understands that orders have
been sent from Washington for the three decker French
Aan.of War l. ie:cur Norfolk 10 repair to Newport,
r to take the Captain and crew 81 the French ship
Alexandra suspected OF piracy, to France To be exam
incd The Alexandra ii is said. was TO BE- sent 20 rance
with n new crew No examination Of the crew had Ia
ken place they still in confinement, and circum-
stances afforded such strong grounds FOR suspicion that
there was but little doubt that they had murdered The
former Captain and missing men.
WIvcursrER Nav % The Virginia Diocess Of the
Episcopal church. convened in Winchester. closed lis
session we understand. Saturday evening last The
meeting of the c0nveu.un las been one OF unusual IN
teresi and together with the pnasantucss oi Tie season
hrourh, together the largest attendance witnessed
on any previous occasion in Winchester. All !He pup
lie houses in the place. throughout the meeting have
been crowded to overlooking, besides large numbers en-
tert.ned in private families The venerable parhrch
of the Episcopal church in Va Bishop Moore. also Bsh
on Meade and Dr. Ilcnshaw nf Baltimore with Others
rerc among the number present The preaching through
out the meeting, told generally met the high tx
pcctaons INDUCED. and 1t is hoped will not be IN vain
! The meeting has adjourned with the best wishes 0 our
community, by whom pleasing recollection OF The va
ried interests it created will long be INDUCED Already
our town has resumed its accustomed quietu"c minis
and other visitors brought together on the
cara r:nrls In I'm
! understand the meeting has been OF importance 10
the church It's annual session will be held in Nor
! folk -Firginian.
| ARRIVAL OF THE EARL OF DuHuAw.-CaPt Forest
Of the schooner Albion, from ST Johns, y F, and Ha
lifax informs Mcsscs Toplfs. Boston corrosp"nd