Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25

a Lave rf,rr1a,lon whlc states that seven tnoushhn
regulars are 10 be sent 10 Florida, am"rg mem me
eighth infantry and large potioh OF me "''s,y' a'
10 20 from the N"rthen ifoner, ahu l,Ae"'ST '"e &C
authorised tn So nd la Cuba for large number OF o"co
hounds -Phiiad MI Ga-fHe.
Tur B.xx rUyl.G IT'S PUsr NGvEs a large house
ef brokers all street are ci"Hng 10 buy .. pcs.
Noses 10 any extent not ytt mature, hsuuclhe o'sc"u"'
At the rate al eight pr cent. pr ahnun ana making
pa ynent in Philadelphia money hose persons " u"
bought twelve months notes at month, w"nu III
This va just abAn get their money back again Every
BODY suoses OF course thai this order comes from 'e
Bank itself jour cttommsce
The S, Louis (Mlssnnr) Republican of OCT Is, says'
tina, within. the last eight wrehs The cunt 9" sp cr
sent from that city 10: tie ci'fs oil me Baum ana Eas
does moi fall SNORT al 81 eco tUO
r,sr ar yIcksrrnG The Nchshurg Wing Of The
9Th inst gives the particulars Z" destructive IRE wh'n
occurred ,ha, city Tie : h Al about one clocH
in The morning HE flames seen issuing rnin INC
office of J rh; Pfrsnn, attorney az lGw, on theifS
street and in .py ;;s;rs the w!i"e block buildings
from Maine 10 Magnolia street were IN blaze ne
extreme dryness OF The weather during Inc tee Prev
Gus months rendered il Impossible TO chtek me pro
oress of the fire ill il had burned The office IN which
oriu,naled tie offices of Mrssrs Church Tuinbn'lr
Mott a. Brydnn, ilurst 81 Taylor, William Lake
Esq Dr. Chewning John II. Martin. Geo d :.
Yerger, and The office OF Mess's ffen,'ss o. out'"'
The residences OF llnn S s Prerss and II Cirn'p,
ESD al l,r North end Of Cherry street we're also bum
ed Prescribing Sun'h ii consumed The l""eiry STORE
of ID B Downing. the corner OF cherry aho MAN
streets and advancing lis ravasrs down Main buiheu
several offices together with the fine brick store OF The
Mpss,s Crump together with several warehouses III Tue
rear and further down the street hIgh wihu was
blowing during The Whole time. No estimate OF Tue
amount OF damage IS StTtn, out II must nave w!
great, The fire VAS unquesiionahly the work o ncsn'
diaries Two men issuing iron, the premises
al the rnoaen, The FIRE discovered Great praise
bes,ow ed IN the Tenrn for their exer,nns and Indp'na
HE courage which saved The city iron more extensive
4 lrh al lane Time
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot
NOZZLE, October T. lc3J.
am still alive, and have a l'cuse over my head.
Since my last have been SICK with slight attack oi
fever but am recovering my usual h' nun ana
strength. Wrh The aSnGrs ol the a!e sckress t"hich
has Ecary subsiGed) Together with more recent anc
equally disastrous occurrences. The MhoIs c'hmuh!
are ia state Of great gloom ard excitement We are
under martial lsw-ihe city is guarded and patro.ed
every nig!t by armed citizens.
The business portion and most valuable part oil The
civ is s,ilie that The usual facilities icr business
sill! exist before. Among the gcatnpmoer OF houses
burnt there were not than about twenty OF brick,
those DESTROYED consisting generally "i small WOODEN
buildings occupied hy reues rHd Ss dwellings, IN BACK
parts If The city.
From fic 7rkauscs GGerttc, September %
T,Trs Round4ry.-Ihe COMMISSION 10 run the boun-
dary line between the United States and the republic OF
Texas is composed follows On the part OF the Cnl
ted Staies-Hon John II OveIon, OF Louisiana, Com.
u,;ssoner Or John Conway Of Arkansas Surve yor;
the par, Of Trxas-Col p y. Dexter, Commissioner;
George W. Smylh Esq, Surveyors and Mr. H. T. Bee,
Secretary.
The Commission met in New Orleans the 9Th
Aug when they organized, and Adjourned 10 meet al
the mouth Of The Sabine the 18th October
The Liverpool steam ship took out nbout Sluo,ooo,
,pp"d private account. and about hail that sum IN
bills nr exchange his s but small both in coin
and exchange remit at this luncuie; but the want
Of 81 ty obtain more, aud not The disposition 10 with
hold shipments may e considered as The true Cause
We larn That British dry goods were re-shpPed TO
England 10 the rarket.-SiGr
GRAIx MARKET.-It will be seen by the report under
our commercial head that Wheas still on the nd.
good prime reds hH wing sold yesterday 81 %
10 : 30 and good white al s 81 per buskc. Two
ships the Leila and Emperor. taking in full cargoes
Of -four and grain for England.
FLOUR The shipments rf flour from New York for
England Only fill up the regular packets. but give
fregh,s 10 number Of transient vessels The rate of
freight Liverpool is q CD The Express OF Saturday
SAYS that in the city of New York last week fifty thou.
sand barrels Of flour were inspected Bait Post
We understand that the Navy Agent Of this city al.
lowed The difference between The value Of bank
and specie, paymtn nf demands against The United
States Government. on Friday last.
fPhla North 3ncricon
North EASTERN BrrSDAEy.-1he oodsiock (New
ask l"ss SG hs aai' ipsh
ion Of exploration through The disputed territory, and
have proceeded 10 Qaehec. The party attached |" the
Nothing has transpred, says the Times, that he
fully depended 10 the result Of their investigator;
bn, adds as the that highlands corresponding
10 Tie OF the treaty have been discovered except
The Of the Penobsco where they said 10 be
'decdedv aud distinctly marked " no doubt!
Tie Albany Daily Advertiser of Monday says, that
the trial Of Rensselaer, Van Rensselaer,, in the Circuit
Court OF The | S., charge OF setting foot mi
E,ay expedition in The U S agnirs, a foreign power,
terminated on Saturday evening The jury found the
defendant guilty
In Boston. on Friday, Edward Raymond, broker, was
tried for violation If The lottery law OF Massachusetts
which fohiGs the sale Of lottery tickets The principal
witness ogalne, him was Thomas Thompson, formerly a
dry goods dealer in Washington street. Raymond 5
Office He testified that he had Dough from time time
OF the prisoner, within year, very large number OF
lottery tickets prices varying from 81 $40 each =
1t also appeared sl he had recently failed, and that Mr.
Wm Curtis, 10 whom lie indebted several thousa Nc
dollars. on discovering that Thompson had spent so much
money for lottery tickets, mnde The complaint IN The
present case. Thompson said he had drawn but few
prizes, and those invested in tickets IL aso up
penred that he in the custom Of selling goods below
cost TO raise money.
The Jury returned verdict OF guilly-renderins The
prisoner liable 10 fine Of 1000.
! The Virginia Institution, at Stanton, for the Deal
and Dumb and Blind, opens the 18th Of next month
| Illinois Bond not Soid-The Quincy Qllinois) Wing
states thai Gov. CarIn had received letter from Gov.
Reynolds stating that the commissioners had been una
bic 10 effect thing in the sale Of the bonds in Europe
aud that The bonds bad been left in The hands OF Judge
Young. one of'fNe commissioners, in the hope that
more favorable change would come the money
market.
CANADA NEWS.
.3Trirol Of the Goccrnor Gcncral-tIer Britain
mic Msesty's fngate Pque having board the Right
! Honorable C. Puuelt Thomson, Governor General Of
the British provinces in North America and Sir Richard
Jackson Commander Of the forces arrived in The river
| below Quebec on the 18th inst.
Departure Of Sir jain Coltournr.-The Montreal pa.
pe's Of Saturday The departure Of His Excel
ency Sir John Eolboarne, and contain address made
to him. and his reply The Courier says he left on FIJI
day afternoon, and accompanied TO the place of
by brilliant eorge, and amid much mill
lary display.
Upper Canada The Christian Guardian of The lGlh,
states in postscript, that the great Durham meeting at
Toronto The 18th became the occasion of affay,
in which two persons were killed, and many wounded
/ The two killed were named Leopard and Te,ry-the
former of Yonge street, and The latter Of Loydlown =
The Guardian says that many Of the anti Durhamites