Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-17


funeral honors engaged and Interested so
many of our fellow citizens Yesterday. il
Was omitted 10 be stated, that the gen
eral Was native of Ireland, born near
Liiiort, IN the couniy OF Donegal, in the
year i74O, of one of the most respectable
families in that county. Ills elder bro
,her, Alexander Montgomery, enjoyed
the paternal estate, aDi was representa-
tive III parliament for The county of Do
negal for many years. The laie general.
10 whose remains we have paid such biph
and meri,ed donors, entered early in life
IN the British service as captain OF inian-
Try, and served wilh-,iiSiing uisbed credit
during the war which ended in l7G4 He
then resigned his commission, ard de-
voted all the energies of his mind aud
person to the service of his adopted couu-
lry-America. Mere. Adr.
MwJiehead FiSkery. From a state.
| meni III the last Salem Gazette. il appears
that there is IA lamen,able deficiency i'm
The spring fares OF our MarbleheaJ bre-
ihren the prcSen, wear. The net amount
OF last years spring fares MAS 736, 600
fish. Tbs yearoniy i59,7C0. The mum
Der OF vessels w hich returned with Spring
fares last year MAS II, averaging 10 each
" '".N VI i|,p|-%, war Vessels, a.
veraging 1902. The greatest fare lass
year -. S0o-;his year 800. Register.
BALTIMoRE, July i3-The passengers
IN the Ann, from Porto Beilo, inform thar
the account OF The capture of the Peruvi-
an army had reached Panama previous 20
their leaving that piace-lhcv talked OF
raising another of or $500 men.
Ertrdrt Of litter Jiu,s a Bolt,morean no,c in
HrCaCi, deted
STOCKHOLM, MAY j ISIS.-We are now nm
tip-toe for the cor0bdton y hicl will tax Mace
IN seven days. The &c. eIuony viii be very i'm
posing and very magnificent. Among other
customs peculiar to this Kingdom mnst men
ton one: ihe procession from the Chateau 10
the Cathedral IS on hoiSeback-the horse the
king rides is never afterwards mounted on ANY
occasionwhatever. Wewent to day 10 see him;
he has been brought down from one of the row
al studs, and is Que OF the most beautiful ami
mails that fancy can paint-pertecty white.
with tail touching the ground, and name
hanging IL inches below his neck, which looks
ike "a rich bed of silver, SO purely white and so
perfectly neat and polished are they T.is IA
'ored animal will pass The resi- OF his life pam
pered with every care, and oniv exercised tor
nus health. me horse which tie king rode at
MS colCiiaiion, Il now living and is 30 Years old
HE is al one OF the royal Haras from vhich
this beautiful creature was brought.-'rhe third
DAY alter The coronation, the King receives the
""'n"Sco W tiich"tioh iH me open air. Immense
scan0hing Is erected IN front or the palace
and u viii he very grand spectacle. How
simple, my dear friend and how much more
wise are our plain usages al homel"
WINCHESTER, Wa.) July II.-Several
wretches, whose hearts must be black as
the SKINS OF the unfortunate beings who
constitute their inhuman traffic, have for
several days been impudeniiy proving
about The streets of this place with labels
III their halls, exhibiting IN conspicuous
characters the words 4" CASH FOR NE
GROES."
THE EXECUTION.
Agreeably 10 the sentence of the court
negroes Randolph, London and Sarah
were Yesterday executed on The commons
near iais place, Tor the murder of their
master, DR.. Robert Berkeley. Barnaby
and Robin, who were also under condem-
nailon OF death, but recommended 10 the
mercy of The Executive, were some short
time since removed 10 Richmond for
Ira evaporation.
fihe Rev. Clergy and others are entitled
To great praise for their attention To Tie
unhappy prisoners during their contine-
ment hopes are entertained that their pi-
Gus efforts to impress upon the minds OF
the culpriis, proper sense of The duty
they owed to HAL God, whom they have
so greatly offended, aud 10 prepare Them
selves for the az tul change III their dcsti-
ny, which was so soon 10 lake place. have
hot Deeh unaVallng. [Gaz.