Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-12

cu off or hav been removed 10 their ne" county 'e
yaud Tie Mississippi -u ur obed-
en-, servant, Sec, General
The Hen TuaMAs II RESToS
limited States Senator, Washington
po,xru Mi,Ts-We have pleasure IN laying before
our readers the following extract oil 'eteI tt'"i IT,
fc.r III the branch mint al Georgia, showing 'S ' ,
~ ,h noId rec;un there aud the favorable p'"sptc'
which attend the miners Connected with inns sS'J'I',
we have to remark that lie bill which PaSs' ~ % "
al the last session, FOR eXle ndng 'he co,"'ss " vs.
L,,rrb ,ins Grorra and North Carolina, 10 '"e coi"
silver change 10 wl: % cent, III cent, ahG , cent
,rces is revived in the Senate, ana we presume ",'
counter lil,le or objection, as The aoaoH%, .o"s
will occasion no additional expense: VIII ony GrJ
, lin, ,,h.n il mirht other wise be idle, ana VIII give
I, IS svsr chance in paris Of The Union, TO when
!, would with difficulty, come from Tue minus y, I've"
Orleans and Philadelphia, which alone no" COZ, s''e'
Gr s1Ep STATES BRANCH MINT,
"Dahlonega, January J.. 1882
rD c,,. We commenced operations in February
last the cdGce not being sufficiently advanced 10 ehape
Ms to commence before. Since mat Tune, we n"pe
ceivcd cold bullion amounting IN value 10 Sl1oUVo
This amount would have been greatly exceeded hau
,hcr no, been very great demand oil ao"lefs iot le
threads now in progress Of construction III d!n'fent
pat,s of the State. The country ahound' III go'' aho
,brrld labor become redundant, Will become ehlihehty
rroducliye The of capital and science among lhe
miners are among the which conspirc to render
comosralveIy unpIuducliye. In point OF Climate, this
country will Weld and as 1t respects scenery,
is no, inferior 10 Western Virginia. Considering now
recently the country has been settled The society s'efy
good
D,srrRr,ycrs AT OswEGo.-The ioilo"ing le'tcr
which was received here by this mornings mail, gives
nnra,ye Of some plorabe disorders on our frontier
These are matters with which. according 10 the doctrine
now laid down in the Wing newspapers, Governor BE-
wurd and the civil authority Of the State have nothing
IN do After such declaration there is little wonder
that The laws are set al de(ance.-.N Pest
Extract nj a letter from OSccgo. datcd I'd Jann"Ty lco
We had sad mob here yestcsday. Our Collector, MT
G McWhorlcr. received information on Monday eve
ming brass cannon we're secreed near Tue nose
He Immediately gave information 10 Captain Gwynn.
who commanded here with small force OF The unileu
States troops who posted sentres over The guns uhul
morning. The Collector and an cthccr oil Inc U nited
States went with guard 10 loke possession OF them
when thew were prevented by mob that INCREASED 10
between and three hundred persnns ALTER bearing
their insults for tme the Collector sent TOR Zap
tain G. with his whole force-aitCr their arrival ana
BEARING the insults of the mob for half hour they re
turned to their barracks without the recovery OF the
guns The mob then took possession and mounted them
their carriages and in bravado to The laws continued
firing them until night, finishing their lawless act, by
burning the Collector and deputy marshal Of the un-
ted States in efgy
Posi- OFFICE Extraordinarily our post Office
clerks had a busy time Upwards OF fifteen thousand
letters were received by the Liverpool and London pack
ers The steamer Royal William brought eight thou
sand and the United States five thousand five hundred
from Liverpool, and the Wellington, fifteen hundred
from London, besides various other arrivals These
were all despatched by the regular mails OF the day
IN Y Post
THE CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CASAL occupies pro-.
mnent place in the Message Of Governor Veazey 10 The
Legislature OF the State Of Mary land which 81 large
q proprietor in that great work. notwithstanding all
the dscourugemcns under which this enterprise Iabos,
the Canal has been steadily pressed forward force OF
from 500 TO 5000 hands having been kept constantly
EMPLOYED upon il. The line OF the Canal from Dam
No ) (Pipht miles above Willamsport) 10 Dam Nm g.,
is so neurly completed that the water will be admitted
into il during the present winter and The entire line OF
one hundred and forty miles is expected TO be IN good
order and ready for the reception OF the Spring trade
The remainder Of The line (Irom the Grca, CacaPon) to
Cumberland is in progress and will, II is believed with
adequate at command, be comp leted III the year
ISlO-.Nat Int.
Nrw YORK January AN extensive forgery, sup
posed to the extent Of tjO,OUO, was committed on The
house of Lizard g. Co London, about the middle Of
November by clerk connected with the establishment,
of the name OF Macnm. Amongst other things which
j, is said he has forged 10 large amount OF Mexican
bonds of the new conversion, Of $500 each; but il
appears that MIR Macnim authorized 10 sign the
name Of the firm there Is consequently no forgery IN
this particular regards hessrs Lizard, for 1t only
amounts to breach Of faith in wing issued more bonds
than he authorized 10 sign and OF Course The house
will be the sufferers. and not the holders Of paper.
No claim, Of course can be made upon The Govern
mcnt of Mexico, for this celebrated conversion
never ratified by the Executive or Legislature. The
public must bear in mind that 1t is the G0HdS issued
BY the conversion, which said to have been issued
fraudulen,y, and the old bOndS Of Mexico II was
supposed that Alacnin would Holland and
might ultimately find his way to the United States
ICOurer.
New ORLEANS. December %.
SpeciC PavmcntS at Ni1c OricanS.-Yeslerday specie
payments were resumed by the banks in city The
unusual occurrence produced no excitement. The con
Gdence in banking institutions is so firmly es,a-
shed that very few attempted to convert their notes
into hard money. We understand, that only twenty
dollars in specie drawn out OF the Union Bank,
one of the largest in city and where there
ma infested disposition 10 make run upon the banks
The fact is the people well satisfied OF their sol.
yency and would as readily hold their bills hard
money These results are highly gratifying, and will
contribute realty heghten the hlarity and convl.
vial enjoy ments Of our citizens during the present holt
day-BuHetin.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan z.
a Rich Ship The packet ship Monongahea, Captain
Henry F. Miercken in the Break water from Liver
pool has board the valuable cargo that has been
imported into port for many years She IS chiefly
filled with dry goods the value OF which cannot tall short
of half million Of dollars Her freight list is upwards
Of Gl3O0, and not quite large of the \ York
packets she not having great capacity as many oil
hem-f there should not be prospect of her getting
up soon, understand it is contemplated by alessrs
Cnpes upon consultation with the consignees of The
CARO- TO send the ship round Aniboy there dIscharge
her cargo, and have i, Immediately transported to
merchants via the Camden and Amboy Railroad
Ezchange boohs
THE OrTR,GE AT LnUIsyILLE.-1he Gazette Of that
city, under date of the 29th ul says The of the
Messrs Wilkinson and Murdaugh, for The killing OF
RothwclI and Meeks has just closed before the Examn
ing Court. Doctor Wilkinson discharged. Judge
Wilkinson and Mr.. Murdaugh held TO bail; the
former in $50 OOO the latter in 900 The bail was
given and The prisoners left the Courthouse, without
d>>Irbance.
FROM DELAWARE We hear that owing TO the CON-
off he branches of the Legislature,
altogether possible that election OF Senator Of The
United States will be made The present session Of the
Legislature Of that S,aie-.Not Int