Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-02

TuE PrEiiC IMPROVEMENTS Since the last ec&Sioa.
there has been great activity in making the I"pi"ve-
providr4 'r by Congress- The Treasury building
Ia> reached l.. height, and Is covered III i"r the Winter
with n temporary Roof The fist story is already
pied by lr Secretary oi the Treasury and the clerks a'
pertaining +" his department proper. lhe Prr"X's EN-
pnysd by several architects :hc Interests ni the de-
Ias,s Northern cities Ia induce Congress TO order
I!,r pulling down al lie building now discovered to
he perfect pp1s'ir". Want al hight in the rooms, hnd
strength in the arches, To support the superintendent
w"!gh Of ihc building. were hg grand objections Ia Inc
cdi!cc. l. 1pracnt 10 all nny, ADMITTED by many VINO
were seed III the idea lint The work would rot 90
By tn" diSintcrcsied architects who WISHED the ahrc
pulled dow that they might have the honor ana al
vantage II rebuilding il-tha II IL not nj MI crhclentln
The ONLY points to which they raised objection. Actual
experiment shows that there is not only iIht enough,
hat the contrary nnch hight. that there WIZ Ut
necessity 10 exclude great deal OF IL ~ 'he sh,'r'F'
The arches perfect and strong and as ven sup
pnTrd as could b. desired. and adequate ~ Dear zen
times lin wenh, ,bpy sustain. .hc building, "ilh ia
cO;"nrad. will present one o! the most bfhn&i ''o"'s
in the world and wall outIvc TIE ;3tra"Ic "'
Federal cookery critics as many CENTURIES az 'If tH'he
of The Hero Of New OTrans will survive their gTssS"p
per lives and the sicky noises with which THY beset
him in the day ard sunshine OF bis glory
The fine edG.e designed for The Pater; Office has
made great progress during the bFei season since 'e
udiournuprt: mud the grounds around the Cafltni as
cell n. the two chamrers of Congress, have just re.
ceiyed the finishing hand We ih'uE 'hc PERSONS WI"
have had these improvements in charge deserve great
credit The taste, energy, ana shii WIN WHICH, '!'S
have executed their tasks - tpbe.
L,rrsr FROM TAmp..-By the arrival Of the steam
hon, LAdrlrston Hebbard. from Black Creek. we learn
L,rs the ST Augustine Ieraid If the 18Th inst that
unofficial information had been received there, that
about 10 OF 1870 Indians had gone in at Tampa-t0 get
ttd!
lowers.
Sasn Jones vet alive inlractabIe ever and has
a large band OF followers.
Translated fro, the supplement 10 the Tampito Telegraph
We publish the Capua,inn agreed between
the commander nf Vera Cruz and the admiral OF the
blrckadns yqnadrnn in order that the public ts made
awaIe Of The bad management of the present admins
ir.,nn and 10 convince the MeIcans OF their ineli.
abandoning The question of Texas and rrecipI
,arinT the country 10 war with France
Articles agreed between his Excel!rrcy the G"Ital
Of the French Squadron. and the Cnmmaudan. Gene
raj of the Department, d. Manuel Rlnc"n.
Art /. I inc city Of Vera Cruz shall not ke@p garri
son continuing more than thousand men-;hc rest
10 march from the city IN The cnrrSe OF 80 days. aud
on the th:rd day 10 be ten leagues away. Gen Rincon
shall Keep the command OF the place pedEng his cnor
that the garrison shall Eol exceed one thousand msn.
= As the pressn articles ratified By boil!
parties The port Of Vera Cruz shall remain ofsn 10 all
flags and the blockade shall he suspended for eight
months, in the eSpectann OF on an'lcabe arrange
nent of the differences whic;i exist between Ffance
and Mexico.
8 The person who commands the place, shall Use