Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
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,.ue, nn,rs 10 the 9Th and St. Johns papers 10 the
I'm have been received al Boston The steam sae t
i.s;noi Commodore Perry was still al 81 Johhs one a.
80 - Saturday afternoon and on Monday morning eX'
changed salucs with the battery al 'he Lower ~
he 6s United States Government steam vessel mat nus
, bo nurt and she was an obec. of considerable
attraction 10 the citizens many of whom visited her oo'
~ r, adan,s and several other officers, landed on
n. md wcr, received by guard OF honor from Inc
-o uihI,nders after which they visited the Commahdah
-. hoa;ccrs of The garrison The officers oil the garr
~ nd Tho members Of the Executive Government IN town
afterwards visited the frgae. On Tuesday morning, oo
perry and Capt. Adams proceeded to FreaercRoh 10 view
hc river s., Johns and TO pay their respects 10 me au'S
800, r tho Government The ST. Johns observer OF inc
10Th inst says:
ro3orc Perry has received instructions from his TO-
venmen Washington to INQUIRE mo e is" shS
M. on the Provincial coasts, and we learn WIN SHORTY p
coed hcnce I'm the Mississippi, TO HaiiaH, III putaua Va
bi ssion: and that afterwards he VIII probaoy Visit Ne"
foundand 10 extend his Inquiries IL Is not lkey,
IT, Commodore will find that anylhng has been done oy
jmnern or Provincial authorities against ~hc JUST co
nant can BE- made any thing In any way contrary ~ m
% ~ enon of the treaty, with reference 10 AMERICAN
sh y.sssls. bu he will perceive that there mas oeen DIS
wei mo ground of offence 10 The Government or people Oh Tic
| United States.
The ST. Johns News says
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names of the gentlemen, Of this city, who purpose gt's
III. iirers of tho Mississippi ball al the 81 1ohh fio.e
oomr off tomorrow Thursday evening lhe lls' embraces
the names of many our leading czsns-le!e are neh
onc hundred names down already The heglneha oao
om fredericton is expected 10 be present. We IKE ht
T o onno 10 war in the ballroom about this hsh Story
ct Cupid do all the fighting, and the ades all Tue c0
CmrsTEsy-A number of our citizens have PAID Visit 10
b American steamer Mississippi all OF whom speak IN lt
orst terms of gen temany treatment thcy nave feceN
ed from the officers on board :,
N.ssrs Beate and Campbell The engineers sent OUT ny
The contractors for The European and North American al
wav had arrived John and were about TO commence
The survey o the line from ST. John 10 Shealac o"atu
Halifax After running this ne to test Inc survey u
ready made by Mr. Wilkinson lis said that they vi" sul.
the line from ST John Calais in the expectation Oh com
pleting it before the snow falls -,
Tn. New Brunswicker Of the Huh says, II 10 worthy
mention that on Sunday last tho harbo OF 81 'ohh pre-
scented an American vi character There were t"t
large American ships lying at anchor with te.I ensens ny
inc al the peak US we'll The war steamer Mssissppl.-
Jonathan ruled the waves in port that day
The News says The "Misssspp viii be oil as hinch se,
vice in protecting the rights OF our hs'e'men do N"J
: man OF war, and adds: ,,,. s,o ,;one
NJ Easrnou proceeded upon cruise over the hShln
grounds week or two since-and the COMMANDER iou''
Ihut his chief business warn American HesasseSo
forbidden ground He found them in almost every is'ah'
roking fish within the treaty limits, near the shoic; an
. cautioned thenI ns the consequences, shou'u 'cy
, caught.