Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-09

NOR II o'clock. The committee Of this place hay
chartered boat, for the purpose Of conveying hun ana
the gentlemen accompanying him to that place.
The Hon Hamar Denny, so distinguished for his
elegant urbanty of manners, and eminent talents, Ii,
besn marked in his attentions TO the General and s
Sute. and accompanies the General TO church tbs
morning.
Several eloquent speeches were made yesterday, NJ,
mentioned by me, by MIR. Black OF this place, VI
I.ooms. of Ohio and Mr.. Robert Wicklhe, Jr, of
Ken,uckv the private Secretary of the President.
Mrs Harrison and alr. Copeland, the nephew Of tie
President are at the Exchange
BROWNSVILLE, Pa Feb Isl, ISL.
General Harrison reached here tonight about II
o'clock Before proceed to enumeIa'e ,he c.fcum.
stances attending the landing of the President eject Al
,his place will give you a brief sketch OF what l,os
place this morning. prior 10 our enbarkat"n from PITTS
burg and our PROCESS up the river OF the Mohongane
la, &c Some six thousand persons stood before Tie
Hotel The General in obedience to The request Of hs
enlightened auditory appeared before them, and made
a few eloquent remarks-in his usua! feicl'ous sty!t,
by his vgor of thought and closeness q
observation Having concluded these remarks, The
committee arrangements nmated 70 the Nss' assem-
blaze. that the General would move on"aFds 10 lie
steamer Loyal Hannah, which had been prepared .gr
h;s ,r,nspor,,,ion 10 Brownsville. In 4 short lime an
immense concourse appeared on the levee. aHhousht
was raining and showing lmmoccrateiy. lie ocv,rec
them farewell address in the most touching anu ai'c
,ionate manner. The military companies accompanied
him 10 this place.
As we assembled the river every demonstration of Re.
spsct was rendered the General, and The highest c.
gree Of enthusiasm displayed
We nj length reached this place. we !o0na Two thou
sund individuals at IL o'clock at night 10 welcome tie
General and tender 10 him their hearty consraiul
tons AT this place, he received the VISITS Of hune
Gus citizens. They soon dspersed-upon the promise
of the committee that in the morning the General VOL.
receive them with pleasure. Great enthusiasm per-
yades the bosoms Of the Wings in tins section Of The
State.
General Harrison expects TO leave here aLou. ~
O clock to morrow for Union Town, at which place, he
will spend 10 morrow. On Wednesday ne will leave
for Baltimore lie is in fine spirits, and his mind IS as
vigorous as ever.
On this day, Tuscdsy, the second, we reached Union
town Psnnsvlyania The concourse, Us yom mr.
we'll conceive, immense, as this 10 tile largest pot
ton Of the county from which the old soldiers v"un
tecred their services under Gen Harrison, 10 ieisnc
the North western frontier The old soldiers mere, VIVA
out any exception made great sacrifices to meet the
General; and the friendly and cordial manner IN rhch
he has greeted Them uniformly, am sure, VIII eGdeas
his elevated virtues to their memory The ss.sInLlsge
at Uniontown was immense, upwards OF fifteen bur
bred is the usual estimate The Generals head qnar-
tiers was at the Clinton House. kept by the WORTH aid
accommodating proprietor, Mr. Byers. At tbs piece
he addressed himself to-day, 10 numerous auditory.
To-day the President elect is occupied N receiving
the visitors of his political friends The Hon Andrew
of the party ami the Ugh spirits of the General! lie
is marked in his attentions 10 The old chef
GEN. HARRISON At HAGERSToWN.
HAGERsTows, Feb 9Th. lSil.
Ihaye lust time to inform you that General Harrison
reached here last evening about o'clock To-Day
the greatest manifestation Of feeling was d'scern'be
in the number of persons who assembled 10 pay Their
respects to the President of the people About aFce
thousand persons present, and high degree y
enthusiasm was evidently displayed. He addressed
in
manner To say that ne gave general satisfaction y
his friends would be poor prase-- elevated h'm hgh'
" in their opinion man, and as one .! broad al
expanded views of policy During The delivery "i ts
speech he frequently interrupted by shouts OF a.
pausc He took his departure to-day amidst The shouts
of honest sutfragers. Tho address wa7 delivered T.
fore the house OF r. II. MciIenny, Hsgers,own ~.
tel the head quarters ef the General! lie also a;;tht
ed to-day TO the reception Of the wing LADIES nj
merous pnrty attended will add that the !bcra pro-
prietor gave the perfect satisfaction to his Gs;n
suished guests.-Potriot.
TIE BANK oE THE UNITED STATES PROMISES ANo
TIER RESUMPTION.
from the Pkiad'iph'a 7raerlan Sen'nd)
PHILADELrHIA BasRs.-The following proceedings
Of the directors Of the Bank Of The u. ). wi, cohSi
10 our citizens the painful intelligence of another
pension of spec payments by that Bark. NarnuS en-
cumstances have contributed to produce tins result
Among Others the fact is distinctly stated IN hr pTa
ccedings, that the enormous amount OF nearly - @
liens Of dollars has been paid by that institution
since the 18th Of January.
We also copy the proceedings Of the other banks
tho city and Liberties, from which il will be Tia:
they have unanimously resolved TO continue 10 rdtra
all their liabilities in specie. We avoid Tor The Pre,er.
any further comment on this unfortunate state OF tns'
BANK THr UNITED STATES,
February Il l-il-
At special meeting of the Board Of Directors Of re
Bank of the United States held al the banking house
the following preamble and resolutions una-t
mo,sy adopted:
Whereas the Bank ofthe United States, in cong. I
ance with IFS pledge TO the public, has made lar sii
bona fdr effort 10 resume specie payments, naEh4
since the 18th Of January last. paid amount D.
tie, If al all short OF SIX millions OF dollars III coH
specie funds And whereas the effort 10 ms.t'd.a n
specie payments by the Bank, has been rne'i't x
abortive by the intentional accumulation and csis'
binary enforcement of its instant Liabilities. IEete
Kesolrfd, That this Bank is under the necess;y =.
the present, ofsuspendlng specie payments. l.
Resoircd, That every exertion will be made by ~;
Directors TO collect the debts and convert INTO cas ~
assets of this Bank, for the purpose Of resumms p
ments in specie At the earliest possible moment. T.
ResoIred, That the foregoing preamble ana fe''..
tons be published
Extract from the minutes. II
A. LARDNER, tos'a1.
BANK DELEGATE MEETING. l.
AT a meeting of the delegates from the Banks = ~
city and county Of Philadelphia, convened upon ~:
notice ofthc suspension Of specie payments by the ~.
Of the United States, held February 4-Prescn - u
gates from the following Banks, VIZ:
Pennsylvania, Grard, Philadelphia, North Ameio
Farmers and Mechanics, Commercial, Meci1"lg'
Western, Penn Township, Southwark, krnsiH5's r
Manufacturers and Mechanics, Moyamensiae, a.
Northern Liberties
John White called to the chair, and ! y "a,
bold appointed Secretary.
The following resolution unanimously adoP'e
Rcsotred That the banks represented in tbs nr'ta'
will continue the payment of specie for all Their ~
ties JOHN WHITE, CLGuHMh II
+. A. RAYBoLp, Secretary
The Philadelphia U S. Gazette accompanies ihs Is
going annuncatlon with the following remarks
ain the short space Of twenty days, SINCE ~ "
were opened we understand that the Bank las ?4-
nearly six millions of dollars in specie funds
"The daily increase of the demands upon s "a
from the Eastward, rendered II impossible Tor hs =
longer to resist the torrent II has reluctantly =
10 the force of imperious circumstances The ef''. n
TOR, consider, from the Legislature rec
the banks to resume before they were pr'parel !"
for hsw the banks pay the people before the y
pay the banks: When the Bank Of England '"'y
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