Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

vegetable Kingdom. the moro active enterpxe and isto
isns sk oil colder latudes shall be by
ver,ng these articles into the equally valuable products
OF art.
MIR. Augustus Hardin Beaumont who is an ex. e,nber
oil the Assembly, reporter and editor also OF the "Isono
mist newspaper. haJ during invcsg before the
House. published article declaring that their decisions
were founded in "aud aud villsny and ,h.t the mem.
bers were "cowardly, trucking, lying boosting ying
croucher" lie arrested by order the House. De.
cember l. but resisted the floor attempt Of the Ser.
gean Arms conduct him TO gaoi; military force was
found necessary TO carry the order into execution.
a" unsucces iu aitemp' has been made procure the
passage OF bill TO lcgitnaz without the necessity Of
exist to so great an extent between the planters and their
housckeepers
The Editor OF the Kingston Chronicle in notice to Cor
| respondents, says, "a colorcd man in our next"
The Governor, Lord Mugravc, appears TO be a noble
man worthy OF the high trust reposed In him. Alter the
colonial abolition act passed. he visited nearly all the
different parishes OF the h nd, explaining the slaves Ia
person, accompanied by the Countess Mulsrave sour
times TO collections or 5000, The rights they had ac
quired. freely replying TO all their cries and
horting them to go,d conduct Their pesceahe and re-
fectni behaviour proof OF he kn treatment they re-
ceve from their masters, and a lesson TO our
abolition Garrison fanatics There p,ion to
the good account reported Of the negroes The he, r.
yer at Arcadia, told his oisip strike lis name of the
estate, as after Christmas he did intend ,cork any
more Jof ouc6rd Tie was put into the work. II
Is evident that great nsappehension exists among the
negro population, TO the OF the change about TO
take pace though ii every where hailed by them with
grateful enthusiasm.
Mr. Beaumont appears to have been set at liberty after
lew weeks-c' nhnement find him, Jan. l5 reort-
ing upon his oppcncnt by inuipg libel suit sn,t the
Eor OF The Kingston Chronicle, which terminated i'm an
amcabe adjustment.
NAssAU.-The following passages from the speech Of
Gov Biliour prorogu;ng the General Assembly Of the
Bahama Islands. furnish about an ILLUSTRATION of
egoisic liputaa insolencc have heard far long
| tmc:-
| Mr.. President and Gentlemen of the Council.
Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen oil the House o, Assembly
IhdUe come do,cn to you this day because find myse
reluctantly compelled to put an end to this Session
TO the present General Assembly.
When had the honor you for the first time
" your own ghs and Privileges. you would best dis.
charge the important duties entrusted to you.
In my Message OF the goth Of September, informed
you, that certain hal been vested in the hand OF
irresponsible bodies, aud that il ,cds not mn intention IN
| dtioto them 10 be renc,ced.
In defiance Of that declaration and Of vote TO which
you ouhu yourselves obliged TO come, censurng OF
those very bodies, thereby confirming my ideas OF the
impocy OF allowing such exit aud totally disregard.
ing The other rea.ons which detailed, YOU passed B
| revvinS one OF the Boards to which had alluded.
You have, in consequence, attempted by your own re-
solution OF yesterday 10 censure both the Council and
mssey-ihe Council for taking view of the matter diff
.erenuy rom your own and me, for telling you What
were the rights OF the CROWN. W Y. Star.
Shocking Aeeident.-Mr. C. c. Cohen, operative chy.
MIST OF New York, came TO his dea'h on Saturday last
as we learn from the Courier and Enqu err in the follow
ing shocking manneI:-lt appears that he engaged
IN manufacturing Illuminating mercury for which the re
J.: al present con'ijcratc demand, il being used III
| all The percussion caps adapted TO fowinc-pie.
ces, rifles aud pistols. On the day previous he had
said, that by some peculiar process of his own, he
could manufacture larger quantity th,n is common
and 1t believed that in thus Fastening the process the
accident occurred. AT about o'clock lie left hi
laboratory TO go TO his house dinner, hut in few
minutes returned, and in the of pouring III,
mercury from vessel into another over charcoal fire
when It is supposed that spark from the fire struck TIT
mineral in the vessel he held in his hand aud caused
teSpiode He was horribly mangled, his eyes wer,
driven back into his head, OF his was blown of
into the street, the other only hung his body by few
igaments, was en- rely taken oil by Dr. Rogers beor,
his death, which followed in few hours The CONNER
cal d,eriser states that che has left vile and three
Children in destitute circumstances, to enable whom ia
return to their native country (Engan the Druggists il
broadway yesterday opened subscription list Contr.
buttons Tor the above purpose will be received by DIR
feuchtwanger, No. 377, Broadway, and all the othe
triI geists N This