Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30

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r..sn.s al them. hen pHl = for duties. q ~! ~
uay have bsrn =; thai :" ,n"ney or ha's ~.
have been raised them by the G"vptnn,en ~ "".S
the last uesk, al any time the 5h o. ''nt
that the Government has drawn no specie rum '
by thu m lhe bank bills obtained on M ~ !" ~ -
tothe Mediterranean, either during me 'AS' WEN
any other time ,,:,,oe ~
What will the Community think OF the '"'f f,a
yeracitv rf such Edurr's CORE spnndence?- Gi6ee.
(Frnn N. Suraiego ~ ~ S'"a"" Ca.
A SuaI, arrna-A trifirg incident "rrn11eo a." "
days ago between President ' an hnfeh "'u ,,,I, Il
Ton unwur,hy Of notice until the W hg press ~ i
n corro, = ;,o nnli,,cal capirnl II s"rms 'hat We
/ President with ne courtesy aud Kindness "',e pb
nIwa,s r,s. The Chief Magistrate OF r"e -
he urp,oacItrd Mrs. Cl:ann ter 'hr pntr"Se"' 800 ~
l., h, ~, h,nd and hat sh- uc'irg from 'rr own ~
he rnulsp Of oilers turned rem nm w" ~
scorn md declined his c'virrs ms ''"r 800,
sorce 10 cbrourl.d by lhs Wings. IN "rn'' 20 e
Inr - 49,, r,,end> ,f Governor Clinton have never
C,rr;,an Ar Van Eurn nr his political "ip"S''''
,bs, DISTINGUISHED s,a'rstnan, new y" more ~
d;E.as .ysr ,is-d between Governor Cl'"'"h an"
Ar von Hur.p; and although. until the last yea, :" ="
verp,r t'l,u,.us HE they WI" f"lca'y hPp"S''"
o,hor ito, social relso were never "r T""t ~ ~
,,,n,,,d Indeed MIR Van Buren,. ih"ngh hh'rty Us
called hos n, yer had nnY personal d'h.'rncps WI" t
~, 81. shows in :h;s respect well BALANCED "!nu'
Nb,.ver NAV be Mrs. Clir'vns opinions "' nun Wv
sons If her lairen,,d husband are. without shs"N
csorin pniricsl as vel! rs personal ifpros ~ 'e
.ienI: and regret hun 'hry nus ae' " 'uu
ness on tn. part ct MIS- Union. ,c,t;
hp
extraordinary couduc, is. That Mr. Vnn buren, ,p"
ysnrs ar, tired pr, General jackson fr"" cas
upon Ms. Cnt"n but hk" mary "'her S'oe "'e"'s ~
that paper il has no foundation in fact.
Trs R,ur ~ rnr Whsr AND S"rTn II IS rea'iy
amusing I" the shifts I" which The srcsra press -
mi Ia disp uisp from its readers 'hr w'':ni ca'aspt "
the caus. of hiErrrs in ih' West ara o"u."' NC %
;rv nj ,be.. journals after SURPRISING he nrahcho
y details as hong possible now when me fsus %"
M longer concealed from their panic stricken readers
resent 10 figures and phrases to mysity events "hcn
have scattered dsmay through he ranks Of the mongrt
Oppnsi,inn. Their principal calculation for Temporary
success in The approaching Congress IS founded upon
the admission of some SIX nr seven persons VINO owe
their nominal elrciiun 10 notorious frauds. or Tn'hrr
no are M, elected al all Ev.n tina, calculation, how.
pvrr pre- dict. viii their purpose IN oil
pr, liability 'h- Republicans will have majority, indie
p n en'Iy of The infested sea's
But Ia return to first idea we ore not il'iIe
amused the different versions which a'e given OF late
events by the various Wing journals Some "i them,
h"wpvcr The Alexandra Gsz,tie Lexington 10 porter
&c have The md cancor 10 ndmlt tie rum WIN
good grace. and in doing so they show respect f'r
truth and il- intelligence q" heir readers which dues
characterize The ma ~ ct their c"nemp"Iarirs-
In fact, WhgEcry wl, Is c"mpns. d 81 me lag ehcs
and renegsdrs itrm every party, heId together by no
other lie Ihan n,p"n haired, h"lluw truce, ahd
long hung. ring ard hisiirg apptency Tor power ano
office be sanltd only thrive, or rather
drag miserable existence by virtue o' inc dpctp
tons which praclises upon lis cduous constituency
fGiobc.
The United States Gazette az yesterday had ieter
from New York in which the following passage occurs
aff"rcing ludcr"us So, cmen o the sp cs "i hnmbrg
and swsgger which he Opposition journals are apt 10
deal:
rbe pa.sascor Mr. Clay through the State has thrown quite
damre upon ce Of tn ocoiocc aud some OF them consider
the gunr up with poor Martha "
II is funny enough far hicgsry in lis present dIsr
daed cundri"n talk Of ''dNmfers We s"&rsct lint
greater dHmper thnn That received by Mr. lay 10 me
sho pc of from The while he was playing love
liz. SARATOGA never PSnrrlthctu Dy
aspiring pnIclan. 1t damprd him ihere-it damp
ed hIm here, md he viii feel damper and camper until
deIugpd ard politically brow ned IN the returns 9" The
coming Presidential 81. c,ion TO be more eft cnaily
dumped han Htnry Clay is nj this moment, II would he
!" be wnngIrg wet, and It the correspondent
Of the United States Gaz~r find sane man. esther
Loco Foco +, d"Ial W hg, " no VIII seriously
say he 'rrnsiders ,te game up with Martin ' Buren,,
lie would be- worth putting in The Museum rs cnrlos
" hmuug The ocd fish and other camp specimens
[Psnnsyraai"n
1t will appear from The srlic|r below. 'ha Mr. Van
Buren, is in'ir. ing the '"osttps OF his iusr!ous
predecessor successfully negotiating advantageous
ustties with lntcian powers -GIc6e.
TREATY WITH SaRpiSiA.-lhr Paiis Correspondent
OF III NeH York Herald writes that Mr. ME hos con
cluded a. Turin treaty hrtwt he Un,',d States and
Su DINA whch promises bent ncIaI rtsui's 10 te con-
mfrcp nf tins country. The HiIl'r says:
By This treaty, Ane'ican shpmpn'a such as c"ttnn,
tbscco and COLONIAL prndure which hitherto have only
found their wny into Italy through the ccuitous routes
be imported direct from our ports Thus cause of
unavmGah!e expense and exra charges. Ia say nothing
Of the stnrs Of rro6r rearr'd by ssch intermediary
will he rem"vpd and Tie difference in freight alone, wil
suffice create additional consumption Far the
ports being BY The treaty, opened to our trade,
supplies he direct IN places hitherto dependent
The Genoa markr'; and il is worthy Of no'ce, that
these 'rn.f's not hunted 10 the Sandman dunn
mons hur will open con muricaiun vi a The neigh.
boring Suites and Territories bordering on The MI der
rsnenn
The fourteenth criticize of the treaty is wholly new in
lie piovs"ns In pr"ducs and 10 those ri
other Countries imported from hr United Snrrs The nd
vnn'"ge of FIRE transit fom ten"o, I" all countries be-
yrrd thu Sa:dInan "r,irr; and further. free trus1t
Genoa for The pr"turtinsr If those countries mich
are drsnrd for he Cntd States. Thus every obstacle
is removed uu'rin red trade with So z.r!ond and
the south nj Germany; every facility afforded Tor IRE
purchase ard sa'r the on y cordui"n un whch mt
tuav profitable trade h, carried and the prndur
,ons IF The respective countries canfea"h their destined
M, kp's who'll uniaIpd
This wise and liberal concession, the pnrt of the
Sandman Government, not only opfus field FOL
Industry and rrin prise in The interior
OF Europe has also eff ciuay established the COM
u'Prcal Independence Of SWITZERLAND and Southern
Germany. The pr, hhituns transit DUTIES. and various
advertisements v hrh have hitherto placed the foreign
trade Of those Countries the mercy of intervening
powers must nav hr abolished oil slices. Grnua
will exclusively sr" the carrying trade between Swift
zsrland, Germany and Upper Italy, and iorrign ma.
tuns
A Paris broker has already given orders for The direct
importation at few csrgurs of tobacco from Or',nns
10 Genoa tu be carried in iranSiu under the p"vlsians
Of The treaty, 10 cuunirs beyond SardniR This is a
prompt and promising result for the planters and orders
for cutlun and sugar will soon follow.
vessel Uos discovered of our coast on Wednesday
under very mysterious circumstances The pilot boat
La Fayette. nE"ut Uclock the morning Of hat
day. while off the W oodnude about twenty FIVE miles
from this city. fell in viii! Bamare built schonn
err painted hIsck, with green bnliom, and with The
appf OF av ng hfen at about three months.
She Ind two long topnasis md on her stern two
Gil, stars The plo, boat Blossom company with
her.
On approaching The vessel number OF negroes, wen.
ty.6ve ar thirty were deck S're were almost or
quite naked, some wrapped in blankets and
hndo ii had III