Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-16


BY c. F. Couch of the Petersburg Grays: The Fair
Sex: They forge the only chains that proud aud ndepcn-
dent nations
BY Petersburg Rleman:
ssVS S SS be- tho 10 ds oar sa
BY J. Nacf,rani. jr. OF the Petersburg Dragons John
Randolph OF Roanoke, who bequcatcd To- US Leigh 10
be President, and John MaEshs to he Chief oil the United
by John T. Robertson, Of the Petersburg y, sgoons
Agriculture: Tho undervaued sud neglected by
and ccn,emned by others sill j. the uucsi Of human
pursuits because IL alone affords the various materials
eessary to the comior, a"d hsppuess OF society.
by Chestetheld Dragon: The L'des of Virginia;
BY Guest: John Marshall; May he lops live to alorn
the judiciary II his country
BY X IL. Robinson, Of tho Richmcnd Dragons In
Mindless and hospitality we have uied to excel bu, have
not succeeded.
BY J. A. Clarke OF The Chesterfield Dragons John
kandoph We cherish hi- me'nUry admire hts genius
and forgive his ecccntrciiss
BY Scrgean r. Pope, OF The Grays The City Of Rich
mond: Like the Blues. may she yet Bigger.
BY X H. Robinson. OF the Richmond Dragons: Love
AMI beauty the striking characteristics OF iemale they
are charms hatnil mne the heart whenever they fo.
BY Lieut. Nnnnally, crhe Chesterfield Dragoons: Tho
Petersburg Volunteers: Their clivalrous and noble
kind hospitality.
BY James c. Watson, OF the Richmond Blues: The Pc.
.espurg ana Richmond Volunteers: Unanimous at the les
uvo BOARD unanimous in feeling unanimous esteem
Would they not no unanimous on the Battle Field.
ny Sergeant Robert Wilkins, OF the Petersburg ORA
goon; Charity that bright feature oil society which
cheers the widows heart and relieves the crph,n's suffer.
ings
py Lieut.. hobef H. Collier, OF the GrAys: The Peoples
Inc beauty OF the exercise OF their power is when
they strike, but when they keep in awe.
BY w. p. Cunning,on, orthe Richmond Blues volun.
tecrs; May we long eijOy the blessings peace but he
ever prepared 10 give proper reception Zoe, should
We be assaulted.
BY Lieut. Robert r. Collier of The Grnys: The Prcsi.
dency OF the U. States It's official energy
and not compulsiou; free action and not fear
BY ]. A. Clark Volunteers OF Petersburg The more
we see oil YOU, The better we like YOU.
BALTIMORE, July G-rhe Fourth of july WAS ccle.
N a bee mi
manner, and in call order and decency." There may
have been OF the ardent consumed than was
ehcr necessary or proper, considering the times bat
we have heard OF RIO oubrealngs, or public dis,ur.
Dances and therefore conclude that the good folks
city were III he'd betimes. The day ushcfed in by
simultaneous peal or flourish Of bells and such was the
enec'' That many who are fond OF enjoying stirred natures
sweet resorer hamy Sleep" had their happiness inter.
rupted and postponed to a future OCCASION
he day was delightfully."- cool, and enabled those who
ceIooraed II en- m'htGtre TO perform their services,
presume without much fatigue. The Lafayette Greys
and Frederick Greys breakfased with Cen Stewart,
short distance the Frederick road on their return
were escorted TO the Museum, and half past
o'clock to the steamboat Kentucky the Peoples Lne OF
oSsra OF which they. with large company, dncd Our
made fine display Altogether the people appeared con-.
'or'ao'e and happy Chronicle
THE PRESTDENT-Hl RECEPTION Atm YORK
(FfOm the N,etU YORK. .urtOr)
,Il; ''mo"ing letter, from The pen OF an accomplished
foreigner was Intended solely for tie perusa of London
Hend put has been politely handed us for pmhcatiou1
LETTER TO FRIEND IN LONDON.
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have much TO learn, and mnlcarn You would be sur
prised and delighted, although you might miss some of
your accustomed uxuries have not myself torpot,on
ou nor our friends, nor merry Old Eng smd and hal
lowed In my memory is the recollection of that spot
gliding between hi. banE, Of green,
rsep from "a Their ci1 bo,s "n e% a, sue, ,
And like Turk between two row.
a I nnem n ooan ties on he goes
With Which he slides sS ioS s' '5s
But mere are scenes although strangely different We, OF
w0nherln. magmhcence and people who have been
In New York. staying at the Mansion house kent bv
Mr.; Bunker itisn the lower part OF Broadway large
ouloing not unlike -. where You remember, put up
'ogether. lhs Broadway is really fair street. seven
miles in lengh and, although not remarkable for auv
splendid buildings, Uhe city a!I is clever thing sur.
rounded by small enclosure termed "The Patk:' INT
throngs OF well dressed people always occupy the side
walks and give it fashionable and happy look There
Is al the southern termination of Broadway nsce If
lana fenced oil, divided into grass plo and shaded with
pleasant trees IL commands view next TO the B,y of
naples. H. indeed surprisingly beautiful, and pro.
vokes continual ordinations dele INT fom citizens "a
well as strangers Before il around it, stretches the
broad bay studded With islands, and bounded viii, bright
shore; steamboats, vessels OF war packet ships soops
and great variety of small craft are Tor ever Gliding over
IT, giving the scene striking character of snmation
mere the military parable tire works exhibited bal
ICONS ascend ard thousand other lille local ars attract
large crowds.
At present The city is all in commolion Itis quite an
era, and very interesting one in the history of the town
from The lc that the venerable President OF the Rcpub.
lie Is now for the first time in many wears yieiter He
Is man OF extraordinary character and from his earliest
boyhood has continually grown in popularity You have
hesrd me before speak OF Cen Jackson the famous hero
oil New OHeans-a military chieitan-a soldier of co,r.
age anu genius and unriyalled lirmness and decon-a
statesman prompt fearless, and eneG gec. His coming TO
New YORK has been for time topic of new suaper
comment ana congratulations and ofdrawng ROOM az well
as pohouse and tavern discussion There is moi, proa
by living man so popular this aged chief his uane
is IN every bodys mouth; his pictures, busis &C. have
for many years crowded the streets and paint shons win
dows parlor' libraries. barber.slops, averns & &c
@c and, on certain public occasions he has been from
hme 10 nme' iminemoria to the rising generations repre-
sehted III the evening illuminated transp ,rencv with
one warike hand resting his unsheathcA blade-o ire
meh'ons aiiar ny the way, which might have tested the
strength oil Sir William Walcc-and the other leaning nm
inc moving name OF stced oil superb outlines and dnen
sions and so wholesome, that fancy the yohfI Alex
ander would not have been ready back him. az he
was 10 mount Bucephaus.
DO not mean that the President has beer ,ip,r
sdHy PoPular-ho, no; that would be a sad deviation
from the custom of republics. There has been against
hm as against all Others party, whose opposition has
Proeab'y, rendered the acclanaions of his adhere-.G
ioud and apparent Their watcL.~,-~nnn
: Jackson. mr. I |.!.
yedFU'u out VIII % 90 AllSdsolu S4s'Y hat and cry
"hurTah Tor Jackson JIGlhotfd years this has
been the state OF the city in reference 10 their present
PTesdent and many measures Of his administration have
tended to overflow the cup Of his popularity, olrready
full The fact that, unier his direction, a dangerous
question, which threatened the dissolution OF the Union
has been anioahy settled, has elevated the general en-
thusom and curiosity bcyOmd all bounds Besides this
recent personal insult offered him by crazy naval