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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

The L. Steamship Princeton took her departure
from the anchorage Off Alexandra yesterday morning
for Philadelphia. Captain Stockton, though yet much
ndisposed from the effects of the recent accident
on board the ship Nat Int March Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

Bear and the Richmond Wing, (par no5de lratr"a,
are hunting in couples, II, appears The Blacksm't
is hammeriag away at US, and the ewing backs III
Bu:foon. They VOW that Bear did not speak OF VI
Clay being ",he most brightcst The reader w
see what SIN Obserrcr' says of -and, moreover, "
understand we could obtain Wing aidavs, ii neces
sary 10 establish the iact-Nor did he say, we pre-
sumo that Jimmy Madison, (''my friendly was the Sc
cretary of the Federal Convention, &c, &c.-Nor d
he saw thet he meant ~ confne his exertlons part
cularly Virginia and Pennsylvania, until the cam
peirn was over hold out fine promises u the gal
hb'e Wings of the harvest lie was to bring forth -
Moseley equally modest with his colleague, claimed
that they had made 900 converts of the Calhoun meI
in abama which, with other converts and neutrals
would give the vote Of that State TO Clay. And hi
also stated that Mrs Linn had done up for Col. Ben
ton in Missouri, which would throw that State also
into the arms Of Mr.. Clay. But why repeat oil tn
slang, and all the balderdash Of these mpudenl Buf
ICONS,
MIR. hlcDu!io may well shrink under the criticisms
which Bear and the Wing ncting upon his let
Ter. We may now, too, expect The memory OF w. II
Crawford TO be reyiled for his change of position He
too as we'll as Mr. McDniiie had changed his opinions
about the Bank, and had moral courage enough 70
arom it, Whattwo more distinguished witnesses could
be produced of the power Of truth, than these two
gentlemen? we recommend Mr.. Crawtords letter
10 the reader attention 1t is on the last page o! thus
mornings paper Every one admits the superior abll-
him Of any motives Of ambition of interest, TO effect
his Judgment We all know the earnest, honest support
WHICH he once gave The Bank Of the IT, States and
now he comes forward with candor, which does INN
honor, and with force OF expression, which lew men
ca initiate 10 declare the revolution which his opinions
have undergone in consequence of the experiment he
has witnessed. He tells us, ''that he should be totally
blind the lessons Of experience, #, after the ire
mendous explosion of the late Bank OF the United
States (he) could believe 1t expedient to establish
another" He tells US, that "unless the nature
OF man be entirely changed, it, "a National Bank :
will be as corrup,ing and demoralizng, as It VIII
be powerful Such an institution, in the hands
of bold and unscrupu!oas political leader great
manufacturing interest, secured in its allegiance, sns
tanned By well organized political party, by th~
by the bounsies OF Protective Tariff, and even by
Sovereign States srducsd by The miserable di"""n OF
giving them the proceeds Of the sales of the public
lands, and assuming their debts, would be literally
more terrible than army with banners and that h
does no, believe the public Liberty would long survive
such combination. Can The Wing or It's noble ally
have the vanity 10 believe, tina! lheif Idle lests and
ribald attacks have the slightest effect IN shaking
the testimony nf such man;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
-saturdav's Proceedings

In the House. to-day, a resolution was offered BY
Mr. simons, providing for the appointment Of seIec
committee 10 superinlend the engraving, lithogrnph'
inc and printing maps ordered for the use Of the
House. On this discussion arose, IN which Messfs
S;moos sleenrod. Adams Hale, Patterson and Tyler
,ooL mr., after which the resolution agreed TO
This beng private bill day, the House proceeded to The
ron siderat on Of that BUSINESS and continued engaged
an !, ,Il the hour of adjournment number of bills
were read the third time, and passed Il Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

Thomas Wallace ESQ., of Petersburg the Van Buren, Ecc'U
for ,aI District has declined the post Mr. w friend 81
Sir. Cahoun-t.'a'. Int.
The inuendo of the Ineillgencer is incorrect, lst
Mr. Wallace has resigned, on account OF his private
enuagements 3D. He originally preferred Mr.. Calhoun
becau,e he considered him The strongest and most
available man. He admits himself mistaken; Sd
Mr. Wallace defended the Republican party and Mr
Van Buren, and attacked Mr.. Clay at the last Prince
GEORGE court, in one of the most able and effective
speeches which has been delivered during the presen
campaign.
Mr.. Claws legacy of 40 or 1000 dollars has shrunl
into 5reastpin The exravagsnt vote claimed fo
him by his sangu'ne friends may shrink into similar d
menslons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
TIE Great ELe(tiOneerer.

THO rreot Dictator is now visiting the Southern
States for the purpose Of collecting incense to feed his
Unsuitable appetite for ha'ey and CT eectoneerng for
the Presidency He left Mobile on the 18th inst. for
Monipomery-and The Wing Advertiser Of Mobile gives
IA cart, din pgus of portion Of his route: ole will
soend a short lime at that asant and tiourishipg
town where we understand, great preparations are be-
inr made for his reception, Id then proceed on his
;onrnev tn North Carolina via Columbus, Augusta,
Charleston, &c" But the fatal exam: IA of New o.
Ieans has deprived Mr. Clay OF the lnvncIblIty, which
his aa,ernr friends proud ofaributng TO him.
His presence lost the magic, which they ascrbed TO
him-eyen his name, aitested by his overthrow IN
1894 in ls32 and IN $780, carries defeat rather than
v,.n,v in s tram The example Of u Orleans is fa,a 10
his prospects elect'oneefer. An immense Con
ve nton congregation OF the snngwhangers Prentiss
and Poindexter Bear and Moseley, the acclamations
the sree,s and the voice Of the great elscloneerer
himself telling them that all was bright from "the tar
The corners Of Maine 10 the EXTREMIST points OF Lou
saoa"-and that they must 90 ahead; could not sub
due the ndomable spirit Of the Democracy. All these
ra,hcr nerved the and reused the honest pride OF
The Republicans of the Crescent city-and scarcely
had these boastful words been ut'ered-and Mr. Clay
had left the capital of Louisiana only three cays, when
his followers we're defeated IN pitched battle at the
palls Well may the Democratic Presses congra uate
themselves on Mr. Clays vslt-and wish similar VI
station upon the Wings in other quarters HIS name rs
not the rord of poner about which they so much boast
ed Well may the New Orleans Courier cay that
"The late signal ocieet OF Tue WINS III 'nS c''y
has been disconraging to them, That 1t has be-
come predetermined if they will put forth candi-
date for Mayor at the next April election. The doom
of whiggery is decided in the city of New Or
leans us well as throughout the "hole State OF Loui-
sona IL any man presumes to hope for reaction, he
hopes against the better judgment OF sensible men OF
all parties II is known that the triumph achieved BY
the Democracy On the 26:h ult. but the aran
reur Of still greater ,riumphshe majority Of 400 exh
bl,ed on that day, will be doubled at the municipal
election in April and lrebed at the general election II
July This is empty boast-bu, matter suscept-
BILE of arhmeticol demonstration. The power OF the
people kept down By the tyranny of the banks and the
frauds practsed upon them a, the ballot boxes, IS now
nntrammellsd and II IS not for the detnnct banks and
expiring Whicgery to Withstand lis will.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %, 1874
General Convention Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church In the u. b.

PHILADELPHIA, OCt Il.
RESIGNATION OF THE RT REv II. U. ONDER-
DoNK, ID. d, BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF PENN
sYLvANiA.-A resolution was passed providing tor
the printing OF the journal of the convention, and
the distribution OF copies thereof among the clergy
and laity of the General Convention, and also
among such clergy as have parochial cures, &c
The following message from the House OF
Bishop was received and read as foows:-
The House Of Bishops inform the House OF Clerical
and Lay Deputies that they have passed the following
preamble anu resolutions -
"Whereas, the Right Reverend Henry Ustick Onder-
donk d. D. Bishop of the Diocese OF Pennsy vania has
made known in writing to the House OF Bishops his de-
to resign his jurisdiction OF the said Diocese with the
reasons moving him thereto and has rendered to this
House his resignation OF the said Diocese
And whereas the House of Bishops having made inves-
gaton OF the said and OF the facts and crcam
Of the deem it expedlent accept the sai
designations; therefore,
Resolved That the House IF Bishops accept the resig
nation Of the Episcopal jurisdiction Of the diocese Of
Pennsy vania made by the Right Rev Henry Ustick On
derdonk D. and hereby declare that from and after
this twenty first Of October in the year Of Lord
thousand eight hundred and forty four he ID lon
ger Bishop OF the said diocese.
And farther Resolved, That the foregoing resolution
be duly recorded the journal OF this House. and that
information Of the be communicated to the House OF
Clerical and Lay Deputies.
Attest, 10 ATTAIN NJ. WAINWRIGHT,
Sec etary Of the House Of Bishops.
At II o'clock, the House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
NOUvEAUTES PARIsIENNES,
FASHIONABLE
PARIS MILLINERY ESTA TENT
423 Broadway,


Ngw YoRK.
MADAM GODFREY " DAUG H TER
QETURN their sincere thanks their patrons and the public
~ generally for the liberal support with which they have
been favored and them that they will hereafter
themselves Of their paronage they beg
ease e that they have nov orenened the NEW
bli,hmep No ta3 Broadway, near Canal street where
md Velset Hats Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers Caps, Laces
Emboideres, and Millinery in general Of the first qualities and
Style which they respectfully call the Of
fashionable World comprising the elegant and
Stock presented New York public at reasonable
price,
The Ladies respectfully invited call and for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
just received from France, selected by their Agent
eases Hsu,
This store will be closed on Saturday.
Septanbu, leN. s1s lmsm
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

STEAMSHIP JOHN $ McKIM-From our Marine
list il will be seen the above steamer has arrived
at wharves. She made the passage from New York
to Hampton Roads in thirty hours sinst strong
wind from $ T. and goods shipped from New York on
Wednesday, delivered here Saturday morning Tn.
McKim Is vessel Of the first class, and is well fitted up
for passengers and comfortably accommodate 10
so she upon the Erricson plan and is estimated a,
100 horse power and averages 10 miles per hour This
Is the only trip she will make to river until spring
her intending to her at the South during
winter To she will be open to visitors and our
citizens will doubt pay their respects to the Captain
Richmond Times, Oct al
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

CANADA ELECTIONS following is list OF
Members returned 10 serve in the present Parlla-
ment :-Lower Canada-Vercheres, Cbsmbly, Rouville
Leinster, Yamaska, City Of Quebec. Chsmplan sher.
brooke Three Rivers J,mes Leslie L. Lecose, T. Frar
ohere, Jacob De Witt, DR. Rousseau, T g. Ayiwin, j.
Chsbot, l.. Outlet Edward Hale Edward Grieve Up.
per Canada Brockviile, Russell, Kingston, Cornwall
Prescott, O. Sherwood, A. Petre, J. A Macdonald r.
M'Donell, N Stewa t5 Conservatives, Radicals and
2 Doubtful Montreal Herald Oct ~.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

DESTRUCTIVE ToRNADo.--We learn from the
Green Bay Republican that destructive tornado
passed portion Of the Fond du Lac country Fri
day the Goth ult. its width embraced but small belt of
country leaving devastation in al its train. Several
houses were completely blown down, and others
or less injured the occupants barely escaping with their
lives barns unrooed and demolished; up
by the roots and laid PROSTATE with the ground II is
stated ths driving team along the road
during the storm when struck with the tor.
nado and fell upon him injurng him so much that his
life is despsired Of Francis McCarty jr II is stated,
somewhat injured his house first unroofed and
every thing the second story bedding and bedclohes
and other clothing scattered and torn pieces by
the fury of the wind but not being satisfied with this Il
finally completed its vengeance by destroying the house
during the time barrel of vinegar, which was in
the second story came rolling down and struck MIR. Me.
Carly on one OF his shoulders
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
FIFTY OUNCES pIATINA

FIFTY OUNCES pLATINA,
IN PLATE and wire o best quality just received from
France which offered for sale by Dr. Lewis Feuchtwan
ger, No. 90 Maiden Lane.
n D. Kreosote. Metallic Bismuh. Hyrosulphids sod.
Rose Pink Purple Lake He'd Lake, pulp and dry Enens
plases Gopavia Capsules, Diamond Cement, fine Jewellers
Rouge, Veatn Wood Naptha Nitrate Of Barytes and son
ia, 0salste of Potash Muriae Of Tin, NC &C. constant
hand by Dr. Lewis heuohtw No 60 Maiden Lane.
si7 lmeods rrc
pARNHlLL's INDELlBLE INK.--Jhe supenon'y OF this
Marking Ink generally acknow lodged ny the
cf whom have srady tested be seen By their
advertisements and haye pronounced superior 10 any Other
ndelibe nl whether OF domestic OF ioreg make
The whole process of marking be completed in three
minutes, 4 midnight, II desirable.
IL Is called Bamhills ndelblc Ink after the Christian
who invented Manufactured and Tor sale
81 POTTS, LINN HARRIS,
Wholesale Druggists,
tProm the United STATES Gazette, Of March 3th.)
i.DFltBLI INK-Messrs. Potts, Linn Harris. No 2i3A
MARKET street. 5h and have for sale
articles line Of business admirable Ink,
truly ndehle II WILL BY its beauty and the simplicity Of ita
use commend itself 10 regard Of those who like
mark upon their apparel, and would like that mark and
plain. -
lNpELIHLE irK.Wt have tried some Of Banhs lndsble
Ink aud cheeruly all those wishing mark
linen cotton. Il freely and requires previous pre-
partition II s for sale by Messrs. Potts Linn Harris No.
7l3Is Mafkrt street
(Copy Of au advertisement OF April leth.)
BARNHIs lNpfLiBLs iNKJust received supply Of this
warrant u equal " not SUPERIOR made IN thr United
OF the imported
Also--Dugs, Medicines, Paints. ACIDS, Dye sufs, var
nIshes, Sc &C. which will be sold the most reasonable
terms, by ALEXANDER HARPER,
jei 6ms re wSs
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

NAVAL COURT MARTAL.-The Naval General
Court Martial at Washington have concluded their
Investigations in the OF Mr. Faron, Chief Engnee
OF the steamer Missouri ut the time Of her destruc
ton by 6re IN the harbor Of Gibraltar On Saturday
Richard Muzzleton, seaman board the ship Po
omac put upon trial the charge Of sssaunE Ju
us o. Bohrer, midshipman Of the United states Navy,
the 18th OF August 1884, while the said Nidshipmsn
Oct. "a.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

SEDUCTION CAsE.-The case of Mr. Samuel
Young, vs. William A. Hays, both residents Of the
OF Guderland for the seduction of the plantit =
daughter Miss Mary Ann Young tried before Judge
Parker Friday The young lady Is both beautiful and
interesting and about nineteen years OF age and has
child fifteen months old which IL alleged the
offspring Of Hays He had for some time been pay Ing
attention her and prevailed her become
the victim OF his lberinsm by promises Of marriage.
The jury turned verdict Of $1,000 for the plaintiff
Albany Knickvbocker, Oct al.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

NoToRlous RoBBelt The notorious bank rob-
Der, Root once member of the Ohio Legislature, who
robbed the Madison ia Bank Of S27 600. in February
last has been seD'en ed 10 the peniientsy at JfTson
Vile for term Of five y.as and 10 pay hne Of 81 0Oo
and tie costs Of prosec ution
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

IMPORTANT TO WHALf the decision OF
Judge story la the Of Jenkins the Of ship
Columbus, Il is decided that officer seaman does
not render himself on board, knowing that the ship 10
going 10 sail he fories his lay wages although she
did not remain 4S hours after he went shore
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

FIHE IN oBIe--A letter from Pike town, Pike
county Ohio mentions the destruction OF the county Off
that town Most OF the public records saved
The Court House fire several times but saved
by much pxertion.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

9U- The U S sIoop OF war ST. Mary's is to be
launched at the Washington Navy Yard on Thursday a
ternoon next
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

ONO ELECTION The Statesman gives the re-
turns OF all the counties for Governor official aud report
ed making Barley ajoriiy al o92 This" IL says,
may differ or two hundred either way.r The
aggregate is large 3i5 900, or thcr abous.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

Pork AND BEEF-lt appears from an article in
the Republican OF yesterday, that ample arrange
have been made at this point tor slaugherng snd
packing down 90 900 hogs, and 10 900 10000 cat
tle during the next From 100000 to | 00O, 600
pounds be smoked each the establish.
ments here - 81 Louis Era
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

EsCAPED-The Bloomington U. T) Herald
says :-McCauley, committed 10 the jail Of Washington
county, charged with the murder OF Cofman, and who
to have been tried for the at the sessions OF the
United States District Court, being holden in that
county, have been informed made his escape by the
assistance oi some friends outside sfew nights since.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

HEALTH MoBLg-The Mobile Tribune OF
the i2th INST ssys-"The - eIlow lever, we learn
ems TO have entirely disappeared There is some little
stir in the 81 eets, aud the population is evidently In
creasng. We lind nethng OF the slightest local interest
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

FROM HALIFAx.--The steamship Caledonia, arrI-
we'd a. Halifax on her passage out, on the 18Th inst
The Acadian Recorder taa ancipations that the
supply OF sydney coal wond all short oil ths
fire. probably without foundation, the
age occasiontd by the fire much than first
rtpd
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS,
IEADQ OF THE MARINE GORPs

PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS
HEADQUARTERS OF THE MARINE CORPS,
QUARTERMAsTEK'S OFFICE,}
WA.utSgToS, October 4, 1874 \
CFPARATF PROPOSALS. will be received at this Once
- until 10 O'clock A. NJ on Monday, llh November nss
for furnishing raon 70 the United states Mhnes ~ thc io
lowing Stations, for the year i8i3 VIZ;
Portsmouth, New Iiampshir
Charestown Massachusetts. :.
Brooklyn Long Island, New YORK
philadelphia, Pennsylyanla
tiosport near Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola Florida, and
Wsshington District Of Columbia.
Each consist a. pound and quarter o fresh
beef three quarters q pound Of mess york; eighteen ounces
II bresd or suene flour at the option OF Government and
he rat pounds o good coffee twelve pounds of the best
New Orleans eight Of the best white beans four
uarts negar quarts o salt four pounds Of good hard
brow soap and and half pounds Of good hard, dipped
allow candles 10 each hundred rstiOns.
Tie beef required shall be delivered the order Of the
nandng officer Of each Station either bulk by single
on and shall consist q ths best and most choice 9rons Of
he the pork TO bs No prime pork and the ero-
o the best quality Of the kinds named subject TO nspec
uon
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
Of suretes responsible for the faithful performances OF The
contract 80.
To ,. endorsed fSposs' 81 E;SGg: :S 1Sy isY
Of staw I'll Nov
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

TRADE IN GuANo.-Lst of 10 vessels, and up
wards, laying at lchaboe on the 9th July:-
Besides the above 10 vessels
there were six Others names unknown. The anchorage
at all times bad is completely crowded,
positively more particularly as the weather
has lately become very unsettled On the 29th June
there heavy gale from the south with very heavy
sea- both from south and NORTH and most awful rollers
running completely across the north entrance During
this gale, every stage the island washed down
almo. every then in the harbor Drove about
lost anchors others broke wndlasses, and did and re-
ceved much damage Six vessels parted their chains
and drove to sea- running very great risk OF going
shore, when all hands must nave perished One o
these vessels, the Susan Crisp Captain Cox. had
returned and in all probability proceeded to England
as she ONLY wanted 40 tons 10 complete her cargo
Two others have not returned, it is presumed
from want OF anchors. The Numa had sailed for
New Orleans, in ballast, in preference waiting her
turn TO load and Is supposed, many more will follow
her example. II is only chartered vessels coming to
parties who have aborers, pits and stsges that get
loaded with facility During the gale the Favorite parted
her chains in SpenceTs Bay and went to suppos.
ed not to return; she was not half loaded The Wave
Glasgow was completing having damaged her win lass
and lost anchor in the gale this vessel will
scrape all the gnano from Mercury Island, in order 10
complete The brig Active, which arrivea the 4th
inst is making much water that 1t Is supposed she
must proceed elsewhere TO be overhauIed The brig
Bristoan, Of Bristol Capt Cook, bound to Tchaboe ran
shore in thick weather alb ut 80 miles the south
ward Of Angra Piluena, and became total wreck the
crew, after remaining some days the wreck fitted
out the oneb,a aud arrived safe at Ichaboe Nat al
Gazette July 20.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
Hamilton, Canada.
Correspondence Of the New York Hersldl

Correspondence of the New York Hersldl
HAMILTON, Oct IL, 1874.
Castle of Sir Alien McNdb- Country in Camada--
Hln,ilton-Reiigion Theatres. Hotels Potatoes
-Carrots-Itrnips.
JAS. GORDON BENNETT, ESQ:
Were you ever in Elysum! Ifnot, come to Ham
iton, the Garden of Canada. This is the head OF
the Lake, and bold promontory it presents; the
bay Is perfect semlcirce, on the border of which
stands the castle Of Sir Allen McNab-which, fol
architectural beauty and splendor Of Its site, is no,
surpassed in North America. Sir Allen suffered
much in the late outbreak A man Of daring ad
venture, he saw the advantages of locality which
Hamilton presented-speculated in lands, and may
be said to be the foster father of the place :
He is much beloved for his benevoence, and
augur for him triumphant return to Parliament
Between the bay and picturesque high bluff, there
is space OF one mile and half wide, on which
stands Hamilton, destined ere long to be as fine
city as Canada can boast Of Having the advantage
OF rich back country, the travel, winter and sum
mer, centres at his point, aided II is by plank
road from the border OF the Lake to London ant
other routes. The produce OF the farmer finds q
ready market here In winter, when / axe Erie ii
closed, this route is one hundred miles the shortest
to Detroit and the Upper Lakes.
AS these facts are developed, 1t is no longer mat
ter of surprise that Hamilton should have trebleo
Its population in five years. Think It not fable
when inform you that in this town is centred the
largest wholesale establishment in North America
that of Buchanan ~ Co. They never open q
bale, puncheon, or cask, bu, sell by the pattern OF
sample. They are general dealers IN woollens, cot
tons, silks, groceries and hardware, and WELD al
astounding capital, having branches at Toronto anc
elsewhere.
There is very neat theatre here, got up by the
gentlemen amateurs. was somewhat surprised t.
hnd here Mrs (T Jones. Mr. RublnsOn. excel
lent comedian, and Lennox, the correct dellneatol
OF Scotch characters. The latter gentleman mus
have been highly gratfed at his success and the
stamp OF his country mems favor. His acting i.
racy, natural, and full of animation.
There are some excellent hotels here, the bes
Of which is kept, (or, as he quantity observes
1t keeps him,) by Mr. Press-my well known hos
formerly Of the Fdlls-a man OF few words &c bu
lnfinlte JEST" dry, and to the purpose.
More anon, fiom VORTEX
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
Price Two Cents.

third time subsequently, he repeated the same offer in
writing Was All this the conduct OF who was de-
termnsd to get hold Of and mpopate wealth by every
means within his reach
fro be continued tomorrow