Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13

foreiiing tie charter. -.
The Bank may demand PR cent. interest upon VS.
,na and not more No officer or director nf The Bank
shall borrow from il than five thousand o"'afS "
any time. :,
The charter shall continue for ten years, reVocaoe a.
tbp pleasure Of the Government.
THE Bank shall receive in depose oil fundS OF me
Government, and pay them out free OF charge ~
The editor Of the National neliigencer iorgf,6 !hh
the President and The members OF the Cabinet ~" are
with or near him. discharge their official duties as e
n,lIy q here they are as If they we're IN "nsinstoh
The President attention TO every Government
is ust as incrssant Saratoga II could be any "r,e
RI, the mnulrst public is neglected me
mails furnish The President with al! requiring MS atn
,p here and il regards the foreign relations, 'he
Chief Magistrate is in more immediate coniSu''y WIN
such as require his meet ANXIOUS care 10 Nr" ioh,
than he would be here. We doubt not tha' me e'eh'
objects of Mr. Puinsets Department VIII be better srV
ed by him in going to Buffalo in pesnn, and rrgocahg
IN. emigration Of the Indians than II he hnh renewed
his tfn.ts by agents II is probable Mr. f"fsy'h WIZ
b. rs we'll nrmed Of the saIe OF the Maine boundary
mud Of public opinion in Maine by his vsltto Inc scene
of controversy as If he had stayed e year f"nnu am1g
his books and papers, and Mr. Pauldng may HOOK alter
the Interests Of the navy well in The hdroor OF New
York as IN the Potomac canal -GiOte
In the National ln;r!rcencer Of Tuesday last, there
was published article from the 81. Louis Kepub! can
from letter written on Inc loih
of July last al Fort Smelling giving an account OF Two
conflicts The St. Cr"x and above the Falls OF 81
Anthony, between he Sioux and ChippeWas, IN "hich
a number of the latter were killed.
a Letter OF the came date, written al ST. refer oy
the Indian gent has been received at the Office a ia
dian Affairs, which does not mention The above engage
rnts. 1t inferred therefore, that there must be some
mistake about the matter II would have been e duty
Of the Agent TO communicate The unfortunate occur
referred especially he has charge OF The IN
teress Of The Sioux There such repo5, no doubt,
bull the hope is entertained tina, il gruundeSs.-B
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PRrsipESTs RECEPTION AT ScuENECTADr we
have been favored with The following extract from let
ter dated Schenectady Any l
Yesterday a proud day for The Democracy of b:s
county. Notice having beer received few days since.
tina, The President would pass through this city, on his
way 10 The Springs was thought night by The greater
portion Of all parties that the city authorities should
make tuilable preparation Tor receiving hun with The
civlIies due to The Chiei Magistrate OF the nation
The Common Council, however, fnllQwlng The example
set item Hudson, declined making a:y provision Tor
the purpose aud The people resolved 10 take The business
into their own hands The necessary arrangements
wer, made, and committee appointed TO receive him.
About ~ clock the President arrived from Albany,
and net two miles fran The city by two military
companies and large cavn'cade OF ctIGene on ofFes
and IN Carriages Tie escort, than mile in
length passed through Stale Church ard Union streets
10 he old College he addressed in behalf OF
sirizens by Judge jones in very appropriate clio
Gri md effective manner 10 which The President madc
lrenu and happy reply. The procession then re
formed ind escorted him 10 The mansion OF Senator
Page. with whom he dined in company with several
friends In The evening elegant irvec was given by
Mrs Page, which vas very numernusly attended by me
ladies' ii ScIru. c'aty and ysiny, ho back
ward in giving their arpoha'i ard lending heir Smiles
cuharcr The pleasures, and enliseh The er"yrno oi
such occasions.
This was einphacay reception by The people
The farmers in the vicinity, although in the midst OF
having and harvesting hen msdr gcGuaiu with the
want courtesy exhibited The city council cheerful
ly laid down their sryhss and sckes and readily came
forward 10 iln The cavaIcade and reception. Am"Ig
HIS clgss which Wing edi;or i5uniingy denonInaies
I, Pau huI tIp
Der cn:uur in from The Old DemncraiIc town OF Du-
anrshurg, ANXIOUS 10 ray Aher respects to the man
whose Administrative has been fmnfn'Iy calculated
la promote the Interests and prosperity oil tins most va
unile portion 81 our clzrns
Ore circumstance VS. most forcihly the extent to
which political feeling will Influence individuals IN
withholding the niunu cnnr'Pses OF he-even when
occuryug stations which render such c"ur!rses matter
Of dnv. As the procession passed The mansion OF The
Wing Mayor the doors aud shutters OF his house were
oil closed and ustt ad Of appearing The residence oi the
Chief Magistrate OF generous and bospi'able city, IL
presented The fnbidding aspect ol n prison No one
could enyr he honorntie Ma his feelings, when peep
rr through liz "t lis cell he viewed The long
cayalced passing LIS door and the enthusiastic deception
given TO the President without his aid icanao now
ever cm snyiry that Ibis liitIeness was by
genera! On He part of The Wings Many Of them
open in ,h" of The pursued By the Mayor
aud CnmuGn Council and, rising above petty feeling
Of party, heartily ionCd IN extending the h"spiia-s
OF The city 10 teir distinguished guest -Pennsyrnnian
(Frnm Mc Rcci,s;er Daily .1druiissr)
Ca>Ana- Ouyrg,s al LoLomgh We learn from pas.
srngcrs Is The lompn OF last evening, that several
ptryus from this side, captuednl Cobough, lew
DAYS since completely armed for some desperate enter.
prize. One nj The uumbe. revealed The plot, which was
u.U:G the prominent OF the R"yaiisIs. Among
tie prisoner. il be f. Hart. editor OF the Lew
islon TELEGRAPH. The revelation Of The plot caused
quite sensation al Cobcurgh There were said 10 he
many more engaged in the same enter prise. who
vet a, large IN The Province. Premediiaed assass;na
ilnn Whatever may be he preex,, will ird few apollo
gisis in my civilized country.
Lite oi;on OF tic HIMdmW Prisoners We much
Obliged 10 lie writer OF tie following communication,
for his polite attention and acceptable tovnr:
"KIyGsroN, u CO July so. 1859
"Denr Sr-You will on The reception of this, be in
formed of the liberation and free pardon of the prisoners
taken al Windmill, last full nine are Americans and
two Frenchmen their names md places of residence are
given below They leave this morning by The steam
boa, Express, al the expense OF The British government
Oliver Lawton, Auburn; Samuel Livingston Lisbon;
Eayor Rogers Waler,nwn; John NJ Jones, Phllade
rha, jeff. CO.; Gaines Powers, Dexter; John Graves
Grand Island vi David Drla6rld, Oswego; Levi Chsp
man. alorris.own; Truman Chipman, do Baptist Raza
hlonfeul Elonzo Mayou, Rousseau ST. Lawrence CO.
is generally admitted here by those in authority that
all of The prisoners at the Fu numbering abnut7O Will
soon be liberty provided no disturbance occurs on
The frontier"
BAsK OF the UNITED STATES We learn that the
Bank of The u S has declined receiving the deposles
of oil brokers. An extraordinary move this, and cal
cualed 10 be attended by very agreeable conscquen
ccs e may mention that since the establishment OF
branch Of The T. s. Bank in New York, the notes of
the INSTITUTION have been kept at par in that city
Hence the brokers made Of them very freely
mittances 10 their New York correspondents Now,
however, under The arrangement, they will be com
PEELED to forward specie-whIch specie, they must OBJ
tain from the PbIade phia Banks. The result viii be
To drain our banks considerable extent, for the be-
| neh, Of York BrkncES Reporter.
Mr. CRrssoS the respectable and indefatgabie friend
Of Colonization, has recently collected about sixteen
thousand dollars in the neighborhood Of New London
Connecticut in aid Of that the whole having
been COLLECTED in Two WEE ks.
DEAR FRUIT Peaches offered for sale in The Bos
ton Market al from 50 10 per duzen-sone extra fine
were held al 81 each