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The Mayor Of Charleston acknowledges the receipt nj
SISU 500 c7-eceIved from the different States as the
amount Of the donations which have been made for the
relief of the sufferers by the late destructive fire. South
Carolina alone has contributed S76,17l &C.
The ~ Y. Correspondent Of the National Intelligent
Ger SAYS that "There is little revival in some Of the
British manufacturing Districts created by American or.
ders Money had fallen 10 . l2 per cent per annum
in London, but with no prospect oil continuance OF
such low rate Of interest. Many Of the British ma
nuacurng districts but wait for American orders to 90
on again. These orders are now going out from New
York to some extent The packet ship sailing to-day
takes them to pretty large amount.
,vs h spanish, r6tugHese, and such
Wnen p,tRssts See the u States GU ht 10 have the
preference. When there general resumption Of spe
payments in this country, all stocks will ha the
benefit Of it in London"
Bennett (of the New York Herald) writes from Lon.
dom on the I'd ult, that Great Britain has "a higher
opinion Of the u. S. than we have been taught to be.
eve. Two events have materially brought the people
of England to regard, in unusual degree the pro.
gess Of The United States. The first the cavalier
manner that General Jackson treated with France for
the indemnify; and the other, extraordinary revul-
sion, and more extraordinary recovery, which is
privately looked upon as something very mysterious
have put the question to number Of Englishmen-'sup.
pose you had perenced such revulson ours what
would have been the consequence: 'Arevolution, has
been the lnyaTiabe reply. The zee of this
try the more am satisfied that the United States only
in the beginning Of her career"
Messrs. Fl. Clay, Critlenden &c took passage down
the Ohio river from Wheeling on the l2lh inst.
North Carolina is rousng the subject Of Internal
Improvement. A Convention has just been held at
Greensborough al which Gov Dudley presided. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
The Cherokees The following letter appears in the
last Nashville Banner:
HEAD QUARTERS EASTERN DIVISION,
Cherokee Agency, JuSE %, 1888. {
Sir-I have much pleasure in saying 10 your Excel.
If hp ho mad the
country, on the oath ult., probably more than three
fouhs have already been collected for emigration by
the troops under my command. The other fourth it is
expected, will be collected in eight or ten days more
About 5000 were sent off 10 the West, between the
LIST and 9Th inst when, experimenting that the warm
might prove highly Injurious to the Indians
induced TO suspend further emigration until the FIRST
Of September next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.

(4ppointed by The E1eeutire of Virsinia.)
.aecornac-L-vin S. Joynes and Oliver Logan.
.7bsmarIe--John I. Bowcock and VIM S. Dabney'
.AYeehany-Douplass B. Layne.
.4,neiia-Austin Seay.
amherst Benjamin B. Taliaferyo.
.4ugusta-John K. Moore and james Nelson.
Observation-Disclosures Gibson
Bath-Charles Fawcrtt and Alexander Hamilton
Bedford-Davd w. Quarles and Geo. StePtoe'
Berkeiey-Archbald Sheerer.
Botetourt-John 7. Wilson.
Brooke-Samuel Herdman.
Brunsuiek-Edward G. Smith and John >. ia r
ingham-Beverly A. Brown and John l. o''0'"
CIarke-Msnn R Page.
Cabeit-John Hartman
CampJ.N-A l.. WyIlie and VIM. Organ
Caroiine-Anthony Thornton and John D. ha's'3'
Charles City-Wilam Tyler. r;,,.
Charloue-Jno H. Marshall and Matthew william
Chesterfield Richard Elan and Geo w. Cole
Cuipeper- George Eggborn and Daniel "atu'
Cumberiand-H ezekiah Ford. Watt
Dinpiddie-Lewis P. Lanier and Edward A "|'''
Elisabeth Cty-John G. Pryor.
Es,er-James Wright.
Fairfar-John Powell.
Eauquisr-T Thomson Ashby and Henry T he"P'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

n CoH!-The forged letter of MIR. Jefferson in com.
pliment to Mr. Clay, is in Of circulation in tho
Wing prints.-The Maysville Whig-the Lynchburg
Virglnian--,he Petersburg ln,ellgencer-the Ports.
mouth Tmes-the Georgetown Advocale-the Anus.
polls Republican have all already repubshed Wec l
upon these, and other Journals which have given cut
rency 10 this counterfeit coin TO forward and nah
it, have done, TO the counter.-The Baltimore Pa
triot 20 Wing paper) which had given 1t niche IN q"
columns has been just and manly enough in the ye?
next No of its paper make the amende honorable IN
the following ing enuous article We say 10 the other
Wing presses, "Go thou, and do Hkruise':
"MR. JrrrERsos Ma. CLAr."WhGn. tine sr" We
saw "c,ie Of Mr. Jefferson" which published under re
forccoip. caption Kentucky Journal from old nrw'sre
mnd mention, for the oh' un"a'
~ letter fabrication former campaign by per-
son having zeal principle. We did ho~'.
and have apologize readers for this same letter Of
Mr. Jerson having by nldyeency admission INTO yc'
days Patriot publication plain mistake, ard Gao ~"
presume, At least desire prevent error 10
the case and hence this notice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

Nx,- yosr' JULY l6-The London packet "estl'In
,er Cant Moore has arrived, bringing Lonuon par
to The 9th oil June The cotton mai IKE , nuI
nm CHANGE Money is abundant III inc mara fam The
" A. odd,e.s has been presented 10 the queen run " .
Catholic Bishops and Clergy of Montreal anu the
concentrating her Majesty on her accesS'o"
thnne and on the restoration ol peace IN '"e The
The address was accnnPahi " pe'''
union of the two provinces ~ r I,,e Lord
r. the House Of Lords on the eth OF 100. i in
H-ouuh.m censured the ProciaIm'ng OIL 90, j.; time Of
Ii,re1 Canada observing that such T.. ,L' h o-e
peace in England would be ,,leg Game Re asked by
od in Canada it would be the SANE nc 500
hosa similarity proclama' nan Oreh taue
;,o,I an Act of Parameet Dill OF i"oeih'y "o''o
be required .,.~os upon The authority Of the
LORD Othee s" 'd .ioslord said i. was made in his
GoVefno'' @''u ed TO a small part OF Montreal
tme-n oN'J said he was glad to near III but aa'
-oia o!oos Tort time probably in few days-he
deu a. .rect the attention OF their Loroships 10 Inc
subject. -. CLAN, N,v;1,,on Company propose to
lns sleam ships. of which will depart every
OWE 81 81, from, New York and one from England. he
lorI !, 10 be five hundred thousand POUNDS s'e'ns'
cSr J ,bev talk of dividing % per cent pr"ht.
a"T wy n,yerp Journal du Commerce states that the
,-. or holland will be openly supported IN me al!ars
~ ,,.mburgh by the Emperor OF Russia an" t"e h,"s
" p uss, II is likewise stated by TIE same paper u
I'm Doumoun had arrested the Burgo'has'ef o' iio'
,,cb a VILLAGE in luSemburgh, where 1t was proposed
- ,,ise the belgian flag; and if il actually raised
,ben the General had notified his intention Of lombard
ing the village. , ITO
fair portion of business transacted at this day
market and Our last quotations steadily maintained -
The entire sales consist Of 1000 bags There was
plenty of mddng Of cotton Offering but fine de-
scripons were more scarce
CoRs MARKET Except oaIs, the arrivals OF gram,
flour nd oat meal and from Ireland, are light
in addition to the import of foreign wheat stated IN the
early part Of the week about 400 quarters have mp
pcured since. Flour attended with moderate demand
supported late prices.
From the " Y. Ga-cttc.)
From Lirerpooi.-By the Vcksburp. Captain Wood
house we have received the Liverpool journal Of the
9th June one day later than our dates by the "eslmn
sler. -,
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, June CoHon-DurIng the
last few days there has been less disposition to purchase
cotton and importers offering their stocks freely hav re
submitted TO decline Of lcd id on Friday, the I'd
instant for the middle and inferior qualities Of American
In the other descriptions there is change, with the
exception Of Egyptian which are id higher, sPecu
ia,ors have taken 5000 bales American, and Exporters
$500 The sales from The I'd inst TO this day inclusive
have been 80 800 bales and the imports during the same
period II 80. Our stock is now estimated at $685.
Of which 2a5 300 bales American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

We understand the President of the U. S. will gel
out for Norfolk. Monday next to survey the PUBIC
Works He will probably be accompanied by the new
Secretary of the Navy The President will reach ms
city, The course of the next week, his way 10 the
VIRGINIA Springs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

NOTiCE-SrGyri from Marion I'LL, on thc:ih hpn' Two coils
sore Gey old the other blood bay hey WIN
sarin the forrhcnl ato wears old reward Of ten doats
os MA I.aJ In their discovery WIN. I. DEPRIEST.
On Git
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

Great Mortality The den,hs in Philadelphia in The
Of the last week amounted 10 the startling n01
Der of 23l-Durng the same week, they amounted N
New York TO 229-of which sEvEsTy.osE are reported
to be caused BY the hea, Of the weather.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

II We are authorized 10 announce Dr.. r. o Gay
Of King George candidate for Congress al The mex
election for the Northern Neck District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

The steam packet Columbia, Moore, arrived Al ms
por, late last rvenng, in only forytwo hours from We
iasco, with large number Of passengers among whom
is the Hon Aicee La Branche and his Secretary also
the passengers which on board the schr Lone,
when that vessel captured by the French bockadng
squadron of Matamoras-the U. 5 slocP {! War Van.
daa having landed them al felascn
By this arrival we have received Texas papers TO The
9th inst which contain sof importance, except,
ing another Mexican outrage upon The Texan frontier,
which we b;oiR from the Ma,agorda Bues,.
FNeU Orleans B9Iielin, .MIy IL.
From Me .nafagordn Buiicttn)
Mr1IcAs OvrRAGE-On the 22nd cit, party of
Mexicans amounting TO $50, from Naramoras and
the Rio Grande to the settlements on the San Antonio
and Labaca and committed depreda,ons on the persons
and property of the citizens The value of thoe goods
amounted 10 several thousand dollars In the rsnconlre
one man was killed. and another was wounded 10 badly
that his life is despared Of.
This is the second outrage committed tins year by the
Mexicans upon western settlements, and they have
gone off with their plumber unmoested and eaed with
their success. How long will the government suffer
these things to be so? Something ought tobe done for
The protection Of the West. In opinion, nothing
short Of the taking Of A,tamoras, and The establishment
of military posts there and on the Rio Grande, should
satisfy US Texas should hive The exclusive ygaon
of that river and this she cannot obtain eIcep. BY con-
quest which al this time would be an easy matter lbe
Ilexcan are in Az unsettled condition al HONE
coun, Of the existence of rival parties and tactSns and
| their ports nre still, under French blockade.
The taking OF Maamoras would not be dhcuh at thS
time, ana tnc Importance OF having possession OF mt
place is so great that opportunity should be lost 10
| accomplish it, We glad to see that meetings have
been held al Veasco and also at Brazora to take into
consideration the propriey Of adopting offensive
sures against Mexico We hope that the haiagordans,
interested they are, will not be the last nor least IN
their aid in this important mater The Mexicans should
no, be Above into country as sci OF ban.
di,ti and commit aggressions they have done with
! impunity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20
FROM THE SOUTH.

(From tie Charleston Mercury, Ju'y 12)
At large snle of new State Bank Stuck yesterday
morning. by Jerrey, Waring u White 600 shares sold
from ITO to III.
Extract Of letter 10 q gentleman in Savannah, dated
"Nzm EcHoTA, July 3, lo35.
al write 10 inform you that have closed our bust.
ness-,hat the troops all mustered out Of service ex
cept one company which starts this morning with forty
Indians for Ross Landing These INDIANS are the last
who ar here and have been hiding in the mountains
Gen FLOYD and Staff will BE mustered out OF service on
Friday Saturday, and we expect to start on Sunday,
via MedpeYile."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20
yESTER.Y ELECTIONS

LoUIsiASA.-Roman's presen, jori,y for Governor
is stated al 93GThe vote in the LIST y Orleans Con-
grcssinnn District far received IG4 for White
and 3i2 for Slidell-n the ID District, Gen RpIeys
for Chnn, ,7S5, Lawson, Gen Rip!ey's son in law
l4i0-n the 81 District, Mr.. Garland has no opposition
MissoUai.- Extract Of letter from nss Both Jun
-"lhere is goHd deal OF excitement in our country
upon the subject of our mex, eecron-a u S Senator
having 10 De elected by our next Legislature; but, in
spite Of The influence Of the u 8 Bank, ain Of OBJ.
nnOn that The Hon. T. II Benton will be re elected -
The Wings, however, make great display, &c, Sc.
a letter from 2aba'na assures US, that a Democrat
will be elected. in the place of Mr. LAWYER deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

Warrenton Swi"gs july l7--"1he arrivals this day
are 25-ln few days, they will be at least 30 day
The Charlottesville Republican OF Wednesday says il
relation 10 the Western Springs that from the great
number Of travellers that pass through Charlottesville
their way to the fashionable watering places in this
Slate, presume that the Springs 10 be well attend
ed this year. all the stages crowded and every night
and three extras arrive also If the travelling could
be performed by railroad to Charlottesville, there cannot
be the shadow Of doubt but the travel would
especially in the summer months ten fold
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

= . backward march Patrols went 10
;ew their camp, and found at the iaf'nes: wv w
s.coed $40 who on hearing oil Inc fecePiou i1eJ
I'LL n get made their way off with all Possloe sPeeu'
ikey 10 ,h hnsb and others recrossing the river
IT. Rroek Vile Statesman mentions that DIT j. Co'
49, ,nd e Arthur had both resigned IN consequence
of Lord Durhams conc;!inting policy
IMPORTANT MEETISo At 9uth sE.h "a s, Roch Que.
lug hsjd Juy TO express sympathy for the PRISON
Oe' iod ~ BERMUDA and those Canadians who have
aed "a the United States. hope IS expressed oy ln
meeting O. Tourangeau fresdenV .ns' q. we p.ho,,a
~ No.on A Gauvin, r Des Rl7ieres, B. 'IgeE'
9 M.,cbossault, and T. H. Goddu may by Inc ciemcn'
~ or the Governor General sooh oe fes'oteu W .I
fmss Also those in the United Stales ana tnat Tue
,ersons in prison may be prousu. W ''Pa',ai "a'
rio Mon,re.l Herald con ues treason IN these move
and in the tone of decency and blood 'thirsness
hcers,c of that incendiary and humane PRINT says:
Tbe sin.y veil of hypocrisy so long worn oy the u
States authorities s fast disappearing ans by degrees
their full villainy and participation ~ le designs u e
. .nhsrs md nra,cs will be amply disclosed
Thee WINS brilliant illumination at ieTreoonne
c,naJ, the night of July A,h, in honor Of our
Federation of lndc pendence large qnan'ity OF o'o
nance and 5.CG0 muskrts nave oeeh 'o"a''ea ''0"'
Montreal to Upper Canada.
I,nra.rIoS OF PRisoSERs ASD RETCRN OF EXILEs-
The Quebec Gazette Of Wednesday, says:
Svcn,v six of the persons who have been confined IN
the Montreal gao different times since NoVenoe'
last on CHARGES of having taken part in The ate teoe
lion or rebrous proceedings, were set at Liberty e"
Monday 10 conformity to the late OIdInSSF"o others SUP.
10 RaSSa been impcited have also returned rom
the u S. or will speedily return, as not being among
the exec plions contained in the Ordinance
U. S. TRocps FOR THE FRONTIER Gen Scott, hav.
ing by his vigilance quietly arranged the Cherokee af'
fairs we understand two regiments Of U. S Artillery
are ordered from tHence TO the Northern frontier.
a. Y Star.
From the WatertO,rn J.fersonian, July l2)
One of the prisoners states that he joined Johnson on
the day previous his capture and that he stood sentry
that night
The prisoners were taken to Sacketls hareor last
night and will probably be conveyed to Albany forth
with.
We understand that Johnson had projected attack
on the Welland canal with the view OF cutting off the
communication between the lakes or that he made the
attempt and failed. That such plan has been con-
lempia,ed, we have not the sig hlesl doubt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

In The meantime propose to hold all The Indians -,
to be emgated guarded by 'eguar troops and around
this place, Ross and Gunters Landing
have the honor TO De,
With great respect,
Your Encsllnnnr,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

WIN. s. R. Brockenbrougb, Hanover, LIST,
Charles Carter, do. LIST,
Jno. j. Donna!ly, Kanawha, LIST,
VIM P. Garland, Albe,nare, lst and I'd,
wwo4Gi| msr, do %,
Geo D. Morris New Kent. Is, aud I'd,
VIM E. Pegram, Dinwlddie, lst and I'd,
WIN. II. Phillips, Charlottesville, lst,
VIM. R. Roberts, Albemare, LIST.
School OF Moral PHILOSOPHY.
Glass Of Bellies Lsarss and Logic
Jno L. Burru,s, Louisa, lst and I'd,
Henry c. Cabell, Richmond, LIST,
John Crilcher, jr, WestmoreIand, LIST and I'd,
Eugene Davis, University Of Va, LIST,
Richard B. Gooch, Richmond, LIST and Cd,
Senior Class.
VIM j. Harris, Powhatan, LIST and I'd,
WileyJ Harris, Mississippi, LIST,
M. T. G. johnson, Georgia, LIST,
Aug Z. Maxwell, Alabama, ID,
Francis E. Morancy, Louisiana LIST,
VIM. D. Townes, Petersburg, lst
Political Economy, Zone 'ram'"at'o"3
Sterling E. Edmunds, Halifax,
Chapman J. Stuart Richmond,
Jas. H. Tuel, District OF Columbia
SCHOOL OF LAw-Junior Class.
John b. Baldwin, S,sunton, LIST,
Richard L. Brown, ESSEX, I'd,
Z. c. Clay. Alabama, LIST,
Victor M. Eppes, Sussex, Ist,
VIM. w. Goss, Charlottesville, I'd,
Robert g. Hamilton, Fredericksburg, LIST,
B. 3. Minor, Spottsylvana, LIST,
3. A. Stands, Prince George, LIST and Cd,
VIM. D. Townes, Petersburg. LIST and I'd.
Senior Glass.
Rjehd l.. Brown. Essex, I'd,
e. A. Stands, Prince George, I'd.
Diplomas were then delivered BY the Chairman, Il
he following Students who had been admitted BY thu
Faculty 10 graduate in the several Schools mentioned:
Letin Langusea ard Literature
Jshn W. Clay, Alabama,
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SEN AI'I..

TnrEsp.Y. May31.
1heSenate met pursuant 10 adjournment
MIR. Higgins, from The Committee ON FL
nance, reported Bill To make certain an
preparations, with amendments, which were
agreed To, andihc Bill amended accordinyly
--rcad second time, and returned 10 Ih,.
House.
Mr.. Glover gave notice. that OH The third
reading of the Bill, he would offer CERTAIN
amendments.
Mr.. Glover presented the accounts of Il.
Hart >. Weir. and w. Cunuinsi,a,n-rc
icrrcd to the Committee on Accounts.
On motion of Mr.. Bryant,
RcSofrcd, That John l.. Povas be an
pointed Justice of the Quorum. for the
parish Of ST. Thomas and ST. Dennis
ordered TO the House
The House sent for concurrence.
Resolutions to appoint Justice of tbc
Quorum for Union district Justicc or ,bc
Qhorunh, and Justice of the Peace for
Chcstcr!ield; manager of elcct;ons for
Claren"nt, and to discontinue n place of
elections Tor k'chIan'i, aud appointing man
ayers OF elections for Fairfield,
in and ordered to be returned.
bill Tor rebuilding the City Of Charles
ION was taken up for second reading.
mr. bryan moved to strike out part OF
The oth clause-the yeas aud nays were
oruere" on TINS motiOm-and were:
1eas-Alessrs. Bryan, DeTrcvillc, Hen.
cgan Scott-4.
Nnys-Hon. p. Noble. President, Mcssrs.
X. f. w. Allston, r. p. Alison, b anskett,
Beatty Bennett. Cannon. Caughman. Ches-
nut E"oose, Dugan, Dunovant, Ellerbcc,
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New Spring and Summer
G % % NJ s..

''iIE Subscribers respectfully inform
their customers and the puhlick scmer-
a!ly,,hnt they have just received large sup
ply olclmicc English, French nnd American
goods 'mhracin" every variety of staple and
fancy goods, suited to The Spring aud Sum,
mrr trade. Also Il large supply Of G,occricS,
Cr'cEery, S0ddlcs. Ik"f$. Shoes anil BootS,
all OF which they wilt sell on The most rca-
s"hahIc terms. for cash, or on credit to
puncinal customers.
Those VII" wish TO get good bargains will
do well TO give them II call!
G. l.. & u. PENN.& & Co.
Ed"clicld, March ii. 1888 tr6
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SfE.:sVa,e?.

E1Skt3i the Subscriber on the o7,h of
n April. two Mules; one Il black Mare.
Mule shaved very much by the gear. sup
posed to he about ) years of age; the other
Sorrcl horsc mule about the same nrc.
WI ticn last heard from they were seen with
TWO wagon AT Aiken, 4 reward of SlU
VIII he gwen for the two ifdclivcrcd To AIR.
Johnnlhnn Siccdman, at Aiken. or
L.. ID. JOHNSON.
IL mics from Aiken on South Edisto,S. G..
May II. 1873 e.. II