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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-08

il. gilbou, an effort 10 repe it, No, sir: in the pubic
cause force must be repeed by force when see tnt
liberties and morals Of my country hVaaeo ny 81
monster as the Sub Treasury attack the enemy u"u
do all | can 10 drive him from our borders Wheh' On
The other hand see National Bank approach VIII,
with equal promptitude, march 10 meet IT, and give IL
battle on the threshold. know full well, sir, the d'incu
ties nd perls Of such posilion-the q"
wardinu off blows at the time from Tue righ manu-
and from the left But may, on this occasion, al eas'.
felicitale myself on unexpected adyanage-hat VI
having the two ues, the Sut.1reaSuTy ana te
National Bank, coming upon US from the same quartz
and advancing Tie side OF US; i3r strange %
the coalition is they 10 have united heir lorceS
under a common banner. While therefore, mere VIII,
be less distraction in our efforts 10 rePel lht"'
there will he equal determination and VlS"f lie DC
nator ficn New York, hope, now understands my pc
silinn an an armed neutral, prepared at all ineS 10
do battle for the country against any and every asSa
ant and no yassa Of Presidential power Let LIN uh
ders,and that :.
Mr. WRIGHT said, misunderstanding are SO easily
produced, even here, TO render 1t less matter OF
feeling Than OF duty, review the remarks OF Inc &c
nator from Virginia. have not any thnS o' MS ai'o'
n feeling this subject, and had not expected h
the course Of this debate. lie appears To intimate 'ha
my remarks we're to be regarded threatening him with
Executive power In regard to that, must ne ]uogeu
by the Senator and the audience, as am no nj Judge
Tor myself But nothing was further from my intention
than a menace OF That Sort though dad speak OF his
manner and remarks as disappointing in regard to
his position in relation 10 the Administrations But
spoke Of il not in censure, and the Senator must be
aware that know the Executive has power over him
As u member of this body, and citizen Of his proud
Commonwealth, he must think il vain in me thus 10
threaten him; and nothing Of the kind was intended by
me- nor any Thing which personally unknd toward
him. If there any thing such IN my expression IL
not my feeling; and il, in his concluding observa
ton, the Senator alluded TO personally, repel the
charge.
MIR. RlVES asked what concluding remark the gen.
tenan referred To-:
Mr. WRIGHT. The gentleman. on concluding said
Hhat he no vassa of the President and he begged
the gentleman from New York TO remember it
Mr. RIVES said: The Senator from New York had
thought fl 10 speak OF The relations in which stand TO
the President J. therefore, deemed the occasion pro-
per to declare, and ! now repeat that | am no
raSsal Of tie President
rrhe debate was kept up as already stated, by Messrs
Miles, Critlenden, Calhoun, Rives &c, and the Reso.
lutions were adopted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-08

.ieio Cr"p Sugar and .Noassts, &c.
LANDING cargo brig Adelaide from New ureans-
COS package Louisiana loaf clarified SusQI-corprsas
every sado
lao hhis. ncw crop Now Orleans Sugar
50 bis. do Molasses
Also, cargo schooner Echo
100 hhts. crop Sugar
100 do DO Muasscs.
For sale by LANCASTER, denny & CO.
JAMS 1Q-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-08

applause Of The honest and firm Democracy Of the Eas,
We say To hrEds at the South ;.iY with conf.
dence upon your natural aiIes-Me DrmOtracU M IiiD
Engiand-thry would Sooner perish than To src tine
good faith of the national compact infrIrg,d upon an
ipta-lhey for maintaining the Constitution a. it i.
and knowing that "ui Union vas inunded upun com
prom Sc they never III consent i, enGanpp,ed h
disturbing the nice and exact balances which row pI.
serve lis .qupuIss
TEcse are no, only generous but wise frn!ncnrs Thry
express the feelings Of al American md They are r
titled to our best ackn Regiments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-08

The Star of Mr.. Clay continues to pale its insit,
tua fire.; and if the Wings should determine 10 OAK
candidate, General Harrison is likely TO bear of tue
palm from the rest Of his brethren. Ii is the opinion
the knontng ones, that he is the strongest mar
among them.-The Pittsburg Advocate puts forth iA'
rumor that /" Gen Harrison has responded 10 the All.
Masonic Convention, by which he nominated u
The Presidency declining to anticipate The decision Of
Wing National Convention, by accepting. as detaitr'
The Anti Masonic nomination The letter is sad 10 V
in this city, in the possession of The Hon Harmar U-'
n.y. President Of the late Convention. We doubt not .
will soon be published"
The Wings may, however, attempt to secure NOR
than one candidate, wherever he may be most sSaIIao
in order 10 split up the Electoral Vote and thro" u"
election into the House. The Bel! wethers in IenMs.
said TO doubt, whether either Clay or III
rison carry that Sate and there is project IN EN-
bryo TO run other candidate who may be suPpos:
to be stronger than either Blu, the fales are against
Wings Mr.. Van Buren, will carry Virginia, and =
Carolina in all probability He will get Georgia and
Carnl;na-which he did not carry in 3d. TO The tune .
2 Yotes-s if he receives Tennessee, l" be addI''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-08

The present Pesdenl is The for the Soluble.
cause, he IS for respecting the sacred principles Of the
Federal Compacl-For the reason, he is the man
for all the Union.-The Emancipalor itself bears full
testimony 10 his recommendations in this behalf II
allrms, that "he conduct Of The Democratic Legisa
lures Of Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut and New
York, is all reierable 10 the interests Of Mr. Van Buren,
at the South Gov. Marcy, the Of an aboonis,,
and himself formerly zcalou, opponent Of slavery,
would have deg'nded himself 10 such shameless
recreancy, but for The sake of she party or in other
words, the elevation of Mr.. Van Buren,. The regular
vote OF nearly every Democratic member from these
States in favor of The gag and Of Cahouns resolutions,
and of every other Southern Demand is 10 be explained
in the same way.
The Boston Post Uemocra) speaks out aso in be-.
half Of the South--t declares that The manly frank.
ness With which The President declared his views at the
outset for him the respect and appreciation Of all
impartial observers In Congress, the high minded
course has been pursued by The Democratic members
The independent manner in which Mr.. Alherlon has
stepped FORTH ami taken position where he knew he
would be made target for the missiles Of the abolition.
sIs: deserves much praise, and will gain Cor him 3D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08
Police apiltcp.

MONDAY, Oct. - Common DisturJers. In tho
course the morning information was brought to the
Magistrates that a desperate roy was IN the course
of tment at celler in Water street kept by one
Joe Waters. As this fellow known for des-
parate vagabond, several marshals were ordered 70
proceed TO this haunt slaves hanl and quell the
disturbance. When they got to the place they und
some difficulty in forcing entrance, bit, having
made their way through the barbados, they found
an officer named William Beechey, whe lives IN
Chatham square, at close quarters, with three men
who were aided by three oafers IN petticoats Of the
lowest order. The arrival Of the reinforcement Of
course trraed the scales and decided the fate of the
war. Six were arrested and brought before the
Magistrates. They gave their names as Pat Kelly,
Joe Waters Jack Diamonl Ellen Waters, Hannah
Chamberlain and Jula HAYS.
Beechey deposed that he'was called to queil the
row and went into the cellar for that purpose, when
he was welcomed by.Kelly with a poke from spade,
whilst a. the same time Joe waters let hy at him
right aud LETT and the gentle Julia Hays saluted him
with bowl Of greasy water, not sufhcientiy not 10
scaid but quite nasty enough to make him sick The
magistrate sent the whole crew To the cells.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08
Marine COurs.
Before Judge Scott.

Important to the Police ItcitzeH, Us. Sparks.-
This an action Of very novel and peculiar ma
turc. The plaintiff, who has become somewhat &C.
LIBERATED here in small way, sued the defendant tor
the sum Of $780, being treble the amount OF fee,
which the latter had taken for the arrest oour no
torious pickpockets. Mr.. Nash stated the case 10
his Homer and said that the law he should rely On
was to be found in the Revised Statutes, "a vol,
little A. part 3, 5, ana T. chapter 10, page or.
NJ adg, Justice sheriff, othr officer whals,s' Or
other person whom my es or compensation sha ~ ~
lowed by law Cor any shall Se receive any other
or greater for such service but such a. Or
shAl be allowed by the laws Of tAs state
No Zee or compensation allowed BY law shan be demanded
or by any officer person Tor any serce, uess
such service va, actually ~ hin eseent - ts oe
al carr.s fr irrespective costs hereinafter specified. Bet
this shall prevent any Office from dtnhhg any
fee heren alowa f,r any service OF which he entitled b
law to require payment eyiou rendering such service
violation 81 Of the two ia't 'econ snail be aefn'
misdemsa and the person. soiy thereo si b. ia9
10 the party grieysd for treble te damages sustained BY
The learned gentleman said he should call Mr..
Childs member Of the Grand Inquest, TO which his
client drst made his complaint, aud thereby caused
all the subsequent proceeding, AID, rs he hoped
would lead to the determination Of stool pgeoning.
Mr. Chlds deposed that he had listened to the sto-
RES of both Mr.. Sparks and Mr. fwitzell, and II
certainly did appear that the latter lost sum of mo-
ney all OF which he did not get back Sparks told
the grand jury that the money was returned to his
wife by somebody and that he paid over to Twitzeii
$50 in Texan money, and S32 in good money. lie
conld not tell the Grand jury how he by these
notes From the S32, he admitted having deducted
$40 for his fees.
Mr. Shaler, who appeared For the defendant, de-
clined cross-examining the witness. Mr. Nash then
called Mr.. Knapp, who had formerly belonged TO
the police department. and he told the old story Of
the interview between the parties in the officers
room where the defendant said that his services
were worth $40.
Mr. Shalcr here submitted to the court whether
the action could be maintained, in consequence OF
defect which he pointed out in the Plaintiffs deela
ration. A long, learned, but intensely prosy argu-
ment ensued between the advocates, and, at its close
his Honor seemed inclined TO think that Mr. Sha-
ers obie ctons untenabe, but promised to look
into them and to give his decision thereon, as well
as on the general ques tion, in day or two.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


Oct, 1.-The Board met at half past ), Alderman
Benson in the chair as iocum fenennes Tor the Pre-
sedent
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
A communication was received from the resident
physican nj BELLEVUE informing the Board OF anoth-
er squabble between that tunctionary and Mr;
Myers, the superintendent, respecting possession OF
the house. at Belivue. Ordered to lie on the
table .
Tn kyor of removing wreck from the Albany
Basin. Adopted
In favor Of paving 10th street between Union
Place and the Srd Avenue. Adopted
In favor Of paving 18th aud 18th streets. Adopted.
In favor oG paving Gansevoort and West streets to
10Th Avenue, Adopted.
In favor Of tagging the side walks IN lh street be-
tween Avenue G. a. d. Adopted.
In favor Of paying James r. Allare the sum oil
81 PSI 81 for 200 lamp posts, which Edward Philips,
the late superintendent OF lamps, had 1ntractedwitn
him for The committee, however, reported that
Phillips had power To make such contract, out
ms AIlare made the contract in good fath they re.
solved he should not suffer from the ignorance Of
their ex-ohcer. -.
A long and rather stormy debate ensued on this
matter, in which much acrimony was displayed, bu;
the report was finally adopted by llto3
In favor of relieving the widow OF the late James
p Van Duzer, a city Waterman, with the sum OF
An amendment to strike out the proposed,
aud insert $3.50, was moved and carried.
In favor of paying Gilbert Deighton some expenses
incurred in cleaning the De.tor's Prison. Adopted
In favor Of relieving Michael thinner from pri-
.on where he had been immured tor selling meat
without license A long controversy had been
carried on between the friends OF this petitioner
and the late District Attorney, and an equally long
debate came up the acceptance Of the report.
Alderman Chambcrlsn moved TO have the papers
nrinted, which motion rejected without divi-
Sion. - -, .
Alderman Nash moved to refer the matter back
a the committee, which motion carried.
Resolutions in favor Of conducting the approach
inc election, at the smallest possible expense. To
em,ioy but four peace officers, and to give no re-
frrshments. Lastly, to open the pells at sunrise
A long debate ensucd on this proposition, but IL
wa. finally carried. To pay any expenses that may
he incurred in tertainng the Governor Lieutenant
Coveruor and the Court If Errors, on their visit to
The public institutions IL the city.
Alderman Willis wished to have specific sum
fixed for the purpose, and he proposed $500. Aid
Henson said the proposition not sccoaded,and he
Thought IL sort OF I" small potatoe policy, first TO
nv;te gentlemen to dinner and then to QUARREL about
how mach IL should cost
both resolution and amendment were ultimately
The payment Of N. u. Blunt, Esq q, bill, was or
dered and the report Of the other Board thereon con-
Alderman Mash offered another resolution, appro-
:,;no C6OO 20 entertain the Governor etcetera
A,d.rmsp (suian moved TO maze thessum SiOO0,
vh;rh was last and the original motion carried.
The Board adjourned at III o CLOCK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1889.

l lk VIM EVANS CELEBRATED MEDICINES are
- composed OF vegetable substances which exert pechc
acten the heart give impulse strength to The ate
rial systematic blood quckened and equaliked 10 its crcu
ton through all the vessels whether OF the kiu the parts ua
ted internally the exremities and all the secreons Of
the body are drawn from the blood there i consequent n
crease Of e,y Secretion and quckened action OF the absorb
an ami eAhalent dschagin vessels An" morbid action
winch may have taken place is corrected and
removed, the blood PARTED, I'D the body ressnes neai
state
These medicines after much anxious trial and research hay
ng been brought by the proprietor The present stat Of
fccton uperctde Tie of the numerabe other medicine
and are well adapted 20 the frame, TINT he 81 them, b.
maintaining NE b0y in the due performance Gifts functions
and preserving lie vital and heal thy state
causes to lat many years longer tan it otherwise would
ara he mind u become composed and anqn the oo age
"leh ~ arrive VII appear biesslfg anu hot ~ /" ha9
who nave elected er eenti1oA, e. had teia injured y
nedces aeyasteted W snorancel ashee ~ misery any,
adherence;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08
WRITING

This celebrated system Of Writing AGAIN offered no
% the Ladies the Merchant the young Of business
or Clerk the Attorney the Accountant the STUDENT the Gen.
tenan Of Fashion and Fortune and the Public In general Of
New York expressly adapted to all the mercantile pur
Bs Of Exchange Invoices Sales, orders Notes receipts
Journal Eaty and the Ledger and
vrLy acquired by every from the Of TO
LESSONS ONE HOUR EACH!
No matter how BAD INDIFFERENT, tLLEcisLE, pErossxp,
cRaMrrD or corFiRMro the Pupils wrsing maybe
AesprMy No It's BRoApwy, NV YoRS.
THr LADIES meet daily II and ~ o'clock these Hours
devoted entirely to LADIES' and taught neat delicate and
sleg ant sty lie Of writing.
THr GrsrLrsrS taught style Bold, Free and Msr-
camille.
piete coarse in or days
N.B-Mr B. Is to be from A. NJ, 10 or IRONS 10
no Further Lessons. above the twelve necessary will Be-
given by Mr. B. without additional expense No I'm
Z, TovEshe subscribers invite attention TO their aort-
- mont q Stoves. among which are the following. viz
RATHBONE's Union. Premium, and -Four Boiler Cooking
Stoves, the lattera and excellent article
RATHBoNEs farlor stoves, for wood, two varieties.
RATHBoNEs new pattern, sir plates the ha-d'omsst 70
oLNEYs Patent Zig Zae Coal Stoves These stove. .f
entirely construction and combine more effectiveness
than any coal cook Such rvferenees will Do
given satisfy any that assertion not extsva-
CANT
oLNEYs Patent Coal Burners we'll hoow7 and approved
article.
oLNEY's Patent Rsdating Coal Burners new pattern
completed Of pleasing architectural FORM and simple
structon. Recommended economical and agreeable
DR.. sPOOR's C.sl Nall and Omee stoyes-oue Of ne
superior stoves invented for heating large apart
msnts
In addition 10 the above the subcribers offer r.per, a.
sorment ef franklin Boz Nine Plate Rotary other oves
and would observe that their year have co.
able then 10 reduce the price OF stoves very both
At wholesale and retail Dealers win 6od Il Cor their ,ner..
call and learn term. before purchasing elsewherv
Sheet rou Tin Plates. sheet Zsc &c. &C At lowest
bet prices MTHBoNE OLNLY
al 2w' 400 Water ssrr-t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08
SPLENDID rENMANsHIr ACQUIRED IN N

MIR BRIsTow respectfully to the Ladies
vl Gentlemen Of New York and Brooklyn, that he has
returned from successful visit Boston, and has
his old established Writing Academy, No lis Broadway for
the AGES and OF every capacity
Day and Evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08
SFOyESi STOyESn STOyESM!

=
1ERFECT Railway and Steam Conductor, Victoria, Ma
tiona, and other Patterns, Coal Wood Cooking Stoves
The subscriber respectfully invite attention to their
aud splenpd improved king stoves. which for beauty
simplicity quantity and quality cooking baking Sc We have
equal and challenge comparison ~ al points oyew
aud all ask convince any rational person that sach
facts critical Of the above named stoves and
they will be found unlike amy other patterns offered for
safe in this city
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will ud i to their interest to
give call previous purchasing where will sell
cheap any other in the city Also most splendid
article Of parour for coal wood for sale whole
sale or retail, by SALISBURY BARKER, 237 Water 81.
SLIM between Beesmsn st. X Peck slip.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

r-esss - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE r.
Norfolk Charleston, > a.. Petersburg ano
Nasss-GlInssaa~@ Richmond-The steamboats, ALABAMA
<ENTUCKY and JEWESS all boats speed and accorlno
alton, will commence running daily the FIRST April oet"ee
baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
spears wharf afternoon at O'clock Immediately a
the Of the from Philaael pia ard VIII arrive
morning Portsmouth in time for the for Wmin1
thence steamboats, Charleston Returning will leave
ortoah every after the from the South aad
each Baltimore next morning time for the cars Tor pha
'rphia
These boats run In connection with the well known steam
jackets Georgia and South Carolina which leave Norolk
very Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
in connection with the James River boats 70 Peters
c and Richmond Strangers informed (od travellers
suo thai this the cheapest and most comfortable route for
ouern travellers there changes from cars steam
oats and stages liz The dead o. night the WASHINGTON
The company therefore hope the travelling part Of the
onnunity will paronse them in giving equal facilities ard
8perior comfort
Passage and fare to Norfolk, So JOHN W. BROWN,
m166 Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

UvTTCD sTATEs ARMY.

UNITED STATES ARMY.
w ANTED-For the United States Army, few able bo
w died Men between the Of Is and 80 years. WHOM
good pay rations and clothing will be gveen Also IL
borers for the ordinance department pay from 80 To S3
month"; chathng aud board-For particulars apply at the Re-
cruag Rendezvous, 1913 South street u Dover
SIS Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

S&x- FOR HAvRE-The superior French brig ADOL-
Ha3l1 PIE Captain Fouict. Has the major part OF her
cargo going board and will be promptly dispatch
3D. For freight or passage apply 10 A. Lowbas, orts
BOYD 4 BJNCxEN, No Tontine Building. esy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

!. T.s~a y FOX pEEKsKlLL, yERpLANKs
- POINT, GRASSY POINT SING SING,
sefs1nsasa sss-s TARRYTowN DOBB's FERRY HAS.
rINGS AND YONKERs--The nev and splendid steamboat
xOsCIUSKO Capt ID. Haywood will leave the foot oil fob-
nson street text Barcay every morning. Frlsys
pted at O'Clock, stopping at the Old State Prison wharf
,ash way. Returning, win leave Peekskl al o'clock
Breakfast and Dinner on board. .
PS In order to aord passengers more time to spend IN the
ferro pecs the Ksc,uxo will feekssil al clock,
Cor this trip only) -
For the of passengers she will make trip
IN Friday, leaving as above. -,
LAMsON No 81 West street. where packages, freight NC.
will he received for the boat y2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

STONES IMPROVED WATER FlLTERS--Manu
u featured and sold BY the Inventor and original mannac
turer 800 Broadway XThce FILTERS have been highly
proved Of in Europs and America for spwars of 80
accounted superior TO any hitherto constructed they
combine the properties Of purifying well clarifying the
impure and tarbd water removing all deeerious after
rendering perfectly Wholesome and thereby preventing many
diseases which arise from the Of impure
" BTose persons having Filters made by those profess.
ing bat landing the business have them replenh
and fitted upon the subcrber plan and warranted 10 act
perfectly. J. STONE, Plumber and Engineer,
sl7-lm. 800 Brosdy ay
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

kkS FORNEw ORLEANS October 5--The superi
MX4f first class Packet ship EUROPE, Capt Batche
- dor is now loading and will sail for the above port
Saturday, Oct,s.
Her accommodations for passengers in the cabin, ~ caoin
and Storage fitted the comfortable and corve
nent and passengers will be taken at low rates
BY any ether cd ship in port
The superior Packet ship GEoR0IANNA Capt Psrsoas,,
will succeed the Europe, and viii sail the 18th October
For freight passage cabin 81 cabin steerage, sppy on
board At Murrsys wharf Pier 10. Il, r., or 10
RAwsON q MeMURRAY,
Of Pine and South street
These shirs will take ste,m M the Mississippi soy