Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

We are Informed that President Tyler will be in
New Haven in about a fortnight or three weeks
he will eI end his visit north as far az Boston,
.Ntv Hauen Palladium
Tie Nashville and New Orleans railroad ws.
sold at auction The 22j, and purchased by III.
State OF Louisiana for $4,000, at enc, two, and
three years credIi. The iron alone is worth double
the amount. The road is 25 miles long.
MISSOURI ELECTION.-The ] ff.rson En-
qulrer states the result OF the recent elections 10 Mo
as follows:
In the Senate, Locos % Wings 10
10 the House, Locos "a Wings %
The ship Congress- Capt. Farnham, from Turk
Island for New York. with cargo of 25, 600 hush
els OF salt, was wrecked on Cape Hatteres, in the
late sale-ihe master, LIST and 2nd mates and
four men saved-the rest Of the crew, in number
lost
MIR L. Smart, of Louisiana, died of hydrophobia,
The 7th August, from the bite OF a rabid dog about
three years ago.
Gen Jackson has committed his papersi tiu,,
think of ~ TO Amos Kendall, who is to trausmos>
rely and publish them, with a biography.
Gen. Bennett, in one of his late lectures in New
York, pays the Nauvoo Prophet the following
compliment.
ain The face of high Heaven, he has perpe.rated
the blacklist deeds OF felony, and In the CARING
flames OF he'll shall he drink the dregs OF the eul-
prirs cup"
sLAnMrsH-A stack of hay. containing about
Two or thIee tons, belonging 10 Ebenezer Tf4ny
Esq'r, OF Burlington, was set on fire, and burnt IN
on the night OF the 2Sth. The incendiary has been
dlscovered.-PToU. Jour.
John Tyler has got the Land Distribution bill in
his pocket, through which, If he keeps il there II
will burn hole. The Wings by indomiia bic firm.
hess and perseverance, Obtained Tariff. We now
demand The Proceeds OF the Public Domain. This
- outright. The Public Lands, after tho payment
Of the War Debt ofthe Revolution, reverted 10 the
States After q bard struggle we Obtained our
rights from the present Congress; but John Tyler
has forced temporary REIMBURSEMENT. Its how
ever, but n temporary REIMBURSEMENT. There
viii be no truce with Modification, Van Burenism
or Iylcrlsm, until the States obtsin the Public
Lands and the People are furnished with souod
eney.-.4i6Iny Jour.
NEw WAY To RAISE THE wiHp-An ingenious
rascal IN Wall street, few weeks since, advert sed
or number OF young men TO collect accounts
Tor hm. Applications being made by some thirty
young men, he stated TO them that as 1t was A re
sponsise situation, u would be necessary 10 deposi,
from thirty TO hity dollars security. Having thus
s~inu'ed from thirty TO hity dollars from each one
he was soon alter misslns.-N Sun.
Right aud ltft.-The wings every where concur in
the opinion that C.. J. lngersol, of Philadelphia
bad lived in the glorious era Of the Revolution he
would have been Tory; and Gen'l Saunders a
Loco Foeo NJ. c. from North Carolini, pronounces
Mf lie ATE letter 10 his constituents "insoeni."
There are strong premontory symptoms Of
quarrel between Reuben NJ. Whitney OF the Phila.
delphia Evening Journal, and his recent partner,
MIR W. At~ill. who is commencing a new and rv al
penny to the Journal.
What beantifm Congressional District would
be formed by annexins the counties Of Norfolk,
Princess Anne and Isle Of Wight, to Accomac and
Northampton Ii would no, only run across the
entire Eastern breadth OF the State but might posi-
bly, secure MIR Wise IN the saddle.
Joe Smith and his Prime Minister in sin snl in.
iquity o. p. Rockwell, are mon comatibus, in
swamp"
Six thousand ladies' in Lowell, Massachusetts
have signed petition TO the several owners 70 stop
all tho rum mills IN the place forthwith.