Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
FOREIGN.
LATEST FONEIGN NEWS.


struct one between that city and London, for
the conveyance OF goods and passengers. TIE
former wrre expected 10 be carried 8, and In.
letter IL miles ia AN hour.
The following is given in the Liverpool Me-
curry ofthe lst October, as an Instance of ex.
pedi'ious manufacture: :" A mercantile gentle.
man, who arrived here week or two ago.
from South America, proceeded, the day at
ter his landing, To Manchester, where he or
dered 500 pieces Of calico To be made accor
ding To a pattern which he brought with him.
lie requested that the order might he executed
as speedily as possible, that the goods might
i.e forwarded ny the first vessel. His dir.c
tons were so well Obsyed, that within a ,ceek
Of the time when the order was given, the CALI
Goes were finished, packed, sent to Liverpool,
and slowed on board the vessel. Such are
the wonders Of commerce !" -
DEATH OF Ma. SADLER, THE ERONAur
= Mercury Office,
LiverpOo Oct. half past two,
The town was, throughout yesterday, in a
painful state Of anxiety relative to the tate of
Mr.. Sader, who, it was known, had assembled
from Bolton on "Wednesday afternoon, and in
the descent had been thrown from the car by
coming IN contact with chimney, and fell ~
tue GROUND, from considerable height, after
hanging some time bya rope. The following
letters comprise all that is yet known os,he
manner nj the accident /; aud we have this mo-
ment learned from the guard and passengers of
The Bolton mail with sincere sorrow, that Mr.
Sadier is no more. He expired yesterday morn
ing, II Is said, at eIght.-We shall supply furth
er particulars IN later impression of our paper,
MIR. Banning having kindly consented to deli
yer us The letter We expect from our correspon-
dent al an early hour.
LETTER I.
10 the Editors of the I,iver,ool Marcnrx
Gentlemen-Mr. Sadier had beautiful az
cent from this town to-day at two O'Clock.
Owing TO the velocity of the wind he was car
RED oot oil sight III a very short Time ia the
directmn Of Blackburn. He was ACCOMPANIED
by gentleman whose name is unknown to me
B. c
Bolton, Wednesday, afternoon, Sept. 90, 1894
LETTER IL.
To the Editors of The Liverpool Mercury.
6enliemen.-l have just heard that Mr..
Sadie, who assembled to day in his balloon
tom Bolton, was thrown out ul his car ahou,
four miles fun this town, and is much bruised
hasten To give you the following particulars,
winch were related 10 me by gentleman who
saw hr. Sadiei's companion at Whaey. SsT.
Mf. ,. was THE point of descending, and
threw out hts grappting iron in Church Parish,
about tour miles from this town but the iron
breaking, they were Dragged along by thu bal
ioon, anu the car. coming in contact with
cn'mnry, Mr. SadIer was thrown uut but caught
the rope, when the balloon assembled to con-
siderable height, and then again descended, but
Mr. >. was so much exhausted that he fell TO
the ground. The balloon then again assembled.
aud again descended near WbaIIey (about three
or four miles from the spot where Mr. S. fell,
and the Car coming in contact With some rails,
the other person Was thrown out, and had his
lett arm broken, his head bruised, and vas
otherwise injured. The balloon, lishtened of
IFS passengers, once more assembled, and esca-
ped towards Yorkshire. Mr.. Sadler is said to
he much bruised, and two medical gentlemen
are gone TO his assistance; but as they are not
returned, and the mail will shortly leave here,
l cannot give you any further particulars. II
IS said that MIR. Sadier's companion is gone
through here in cllaise TO Bolton. Itwas
supposed 10 be about 4 o'clock when MIR. Sad
Ter fell.
II. ROBERTSON
Blackburn, Sept. %, 1924, half past o.
clock.
To the Editors of the Liverpool Mercury.
Gentlemen.-I gave you some particulars
relative TO MIR. Sadler by this evenings most
and stated that two medical gentlemen
Messrs. Barlow and Dagdale) were gone from
this town to attend him. | am inst returned
=
ed me that they found two other MEDICAL
gentlemen on the spot, and they had bled Mr
Sadler On examining fsr. s. they found
ibaIh's skull was fractured. and considers
bile portion depressing the brain. The me-
cessary operation was performed, and seye
raj pieces OF bone removed. He lies sense
less, and some Ut his ribs are broken, and he
appears To have received so much internal in
jury that his life is despaired Of mentioned
that DIR. ,. was thrown out Of the car accor-
ding TO his companions account, and then
| caught the rope but this proves not to he
the case, as the persons VINO saw him saw
that he was suspended by one leg either from
the car or graphing iron, and fell from tbs
height of about 90 yards. Its supposed tina,
his skull was fractured against the chimney
which was completely thrown down. Mr..
:. lies ~ public house at HoDlystroids. abou.
four miles east OF Blackburn, and il is very re-
nJarkable that The landlord, Mr.. ,leut;nsop.
u worthy character who Was returning from
| Accriogton, fell down in an appoetic fl. few
| yards from his house about The Tim. Mr. Sad.
Ter was brought there.
II ROGERSoN.
| b'ehburn, Wfdpesday evening, nine O'Clock.
I SECOND EDITION.
| mercury once FRIDAY morning, past, 4
| Letter. ~.
| Dear Wam,-If bpeomes me ead Inf IN
inform you that poor Sadler is mn moro. He
died this morning, at eight o'ciock What
adds more TO this sad misfortune "a the death
Of the person ut whose house be now lies. who
| died yesterday afternoon, from oyer-exer,iops
| ~ assisting Mr.. SadIrr. The caus. nj his la
| msnted death was his coming IN con,act with
u chimney which IS completely thrown down
| by the whence poor Sadler's head is dread
| fully bruised by ihe shake, and j, must hay,