Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-14
VIRGINIA CENTRAL STAGE LINE

CHARLESTON, Kanawha) Nav 2.-Onv Yesterday tho
enterprising firm OF Porter, Belden s. Co. carried into ope.
RATION their arrangement for eXpediing the transportation
OF the mail from Guyandotte to Washington Citv. Under
thus arrangement the mail will be carried from Guyandotte
to Washington City by the way of Charlottesville and
fredericksburg, in five days.
The expedition thus given to this line, added TO its other
advantages, VIII render it by far the most eligible route
yet established between the Eastern and Western
states. A new and elegant set of coaches will bo
placed upon the line, and additional relays of horses
While in every other respect this line will sustain
a comparison with the best conducted lines between
the east and the west. as regards night Travelling. it claims
piished IN the DAY TIME. In addition to the daily line
above mentioned, we understand il to be the intention of
Messrs. Porter, Belden S Co. to put a ti-weekly line of
stages on the route, as soon as the increase of travel NAV
require II. Extra coaches add teams are also held in rea.
dlness at the different points, for the accommodation of all
such as prefers slower mode of travelling. Iiis the wish
anu intention oil the proprietors to accommodate, in the
manner most agreeable, all travel that may present itself.
lhese ample and effective arrangements by the enter
P.shg. cohductors-thc improved character of the roads
along The route-the grand and picturesque scenery pre-
scented to the traveller along the Kanawha, New River,
and G%reenbrier vallies; the celebrated public WATERING.
places which he passes on the route, and tbs invigora,inr
and health-restoring climate Of the regions through
m"en ne IS conducted WIN, we think, secure TO the line
an increasing patronage from the pubic.-Baaner.
Ihe Choterd.-This disease is said already TO have dis.
appeared at Key West. 1t was making terrible ravages
M Iua'emaia; the greater part OF one of the batalions
Letters from Havana of the 7tb of ApriI say ,b,, ,hs
cholera had nearly disappeared. The while number of
oeaths since the 10Th February, were put down at IL, 1885,
VI IN WuOlc population! The disease
was spreading in the country.
A letter from Matanzas, dated April IL, SAYS. "The
Snolefa Is raging here with much fury. 1t is impossible
70 form any correct opinion OF its ravages, although |
nave endeavored TO do so; | even question whether the
government itself has the returns OF the number of inter
lnents. OF the number Of cases know il has moi. for I
hesrd one OF the most eminent physicians say to-day, he
"a not mad time 10 report for a week past. Business is
almost ~Paralyzed, and all who could leave the city have
uone so, there are some cases in the country, some plan
taNons having suffered severely. Two cargoes of slaves.
lover looo) arrived a few days since; one Of them landed
her cargo south Of this, (Matanzas,) on the other side, ali of
somom o'ea, although landed in perfect health; and the
other, a few leagues 10 the leeward of this, the most of
whom are dead, and the residue dying"
LOUISVILLE, KY. April 22.-We have understood
.nal mere nave been a number of cases of cholera on
uoara steamboats, on the Mis'is'iP We learn that there
were seventeen cases on board the Tobacco Plant, the
greater number OF which proved fatal.
.frrirdI Of hroops.-Four companies u. \. Artillery.
under the command of M ajor Kirby, from Charleston, ar
rived at Fortress Monroe on Wednesday last in the Shin
H. Allen. The officers accompanying them, are Capts.
Lions, Frazer, and Gait; Lieuts. RingoId and Barnes, and
Assistant Surgeon Huskel. We hail their peaceable re-
turn with scarcely less pleasure than we wouid have done
unher other circumstances II they had come home cover
ed with laurels.
Two companies under the command of Captain Wash.
ingtoh; Lieuts. Porter and cambridge, u. S. Artillery,
were TO leave Charleston in the packet Schr. Star, and
may be hourly expected.
Capt Munroe's company u. s. Artillery, left Charles
ton, on Friday last in tile line Ship Sutton, for New York.
-HeroM.
The Indian captives left Richmond in the Patrick Hen.
Try' s'esner, on Wednesday morning, and were landed al
for'fess Monroe in the afternoon Of that day.-I6.
appointments by The PreSident.-Maximo de Aguirre.
OF bilbos, to be Consul OF the United States al Blboa, in
thc place OF Francis Xavier de Ealo, resigned.
joshua Dodge, of Massachusetts, TO be Consul of tbe
United States at Bremen.
DEMONSTRATION Blair and Thomas ID. Arnold are
announced as candidates for Congress ia the first Congress.
slonal district of this State, composed of the counties %
Carter, Washington Greene, Cooke, and Je Terson. Tbese
TWO gentlemen were both members of the last Congress.
from different districts.
n convention Of free persons Of colour is 10 be he'll,
some Time IN this month, in the city Of philadelphia. fol
.me purpose OF liking on some place TO which to emigrate
Most OF Ahose who will assemble are said TO be unfriendl,
10 the views OF the Colonization Society, and have no in
teniion OF going 70 Liberia. Their attention is turned To-
wards Texas Charleston GGz.
CoNNEcTIcUr-The Legislature of tho State Of Con
pecticut Is IN scmi-annual session. There having been n,
choice by the popular sufIrages for Governor and Lieut.
Governor Henry w. Edwards has been chosen Governor
and Ebenezer %Stoddard, Lieut.. Governor of the State
from among the highest candidates, according TO the re.
QUESTIONS OF the Constitution Of the State Nat. Int.
From the Raleigh Registor1
ven JdofSoWs trSf appointment 10 o6ice.-The sub.
Joined extract from the Senate Journal % the Legislature
OF NORM Carolina, at its session Of 1889, records The frs
appointment ever conferred upon Gen. Jackson. The
reader will bear so mind, that this was before the cessior
o. tennessee though that event took place the same year