Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01

niue raVing mere Is more dignity aud more order than
ia the Cnnuons, probably because the older
genereiy speaking, aud because there many
bcn they numbering at the 425 (ucvef all there
as they vote II they choose, by proxy) and the Com.
mons Numbering 02S. heard no bic impressive
speaking bat that of Lord Brvug CHAM, and he was
not eoqeat. Lord Melbourne, 1 presume lays no
pretensions to the Some of the sneakers
wonid be rdlculed rs being greencr than Sophomores
should think there want Of intellect there Men
nitrn see lay claim 10 attention from their rank ra her
,han their brains. The Duke of Cumberland would
have ms qnetns after two days life in the American
Senate There is bad taste in the manner in which
many things are done here the business. like
gy With which things pushed for example. allowing
SIR Charles Wetherell but 81 hours prepare in one
cannot cannot praise too much The English Politicians do
know how TO dispatch bnsin better than we do al
ways excepting our last night Of the session. b.
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a RALWAY PROM CLEVELAND TO CIycIysAri ,ye
perceive 10y the Cleveland Wing is in contemplation
meeting, which the citizens oil that town were exhor,
ed to attend generally the best of The
interest felt by them inporta mt an occasion was Il,
have been held at the Conrt House on the 18th
Thus the spirit of enterprise discovering itself very
where IN THIS vast and gruwing country Which OF us
lew months or even not macy weeks since wouJ
have dreamed OF the prsccability of efecng a com.
munica,ion between Charleston aud Cleveland by means
OF railway. The idea, however, chitnercal as i,
might then have appeared, is about to be realzcdCin
cinnati The intermediate point between the two
mites new rival for the trade upon the great North
rn Lakes is thus raised up;a rival heretofore but little
1t at all thought oCharrslon who is to enter the lists
with Montreal and Quebec; with Boston, New York and
Philadelpbia with Richmond and Baltimore Lei moi
this last mentioned city be asleep whilst all are awake
and actively employed in building the edce Of their
prosperity and greatness Baltimore Gazette.
RAlL-RoAD TO rHE SrsquEHAxSA RlvER-wc learn
from the York Republican, that Board of Director.
OF me Baltimore and York AID ofihc York and Wrvhts
VINE aihoad companies, taking time by the fore
lock, IN making Preparations for the accommodation of
the business 10 be done these roads At Wrighsvle
The valuable tavern stand OF Jacob r. imam with other
property has been purchased for depot at York
Considerable parcel OF ground North Duke street
extending TO the Codorus creek has been purchased
With The object. Every thing denotes tina. these
WORKS are 10 be prosecuted with spirit and energy to an
early completion.
BRowEsynLE CosvEsrIoE-We observe by the Ha
geTsown Torch Light that meeting OF The citizens of
tat equally called ior last evening AZ The I,nnr,
fi"nse IN Hagerstown, with view the appointment
OF Delegates to the brownsville Convenon which il TO
assemble on the 10Th inst by the proceedings of the
Exchange meeting, yesterday escwheT inserted il will
be seen that Baltimore has order TO be ADEQUATELY
represented ia that body; aud the movement IN va
rous Places IN reference TO this Convention and 10 the
subject which %ill come up prominently bei,rs il
there severy reason TO believe the Rail Road Con
vention at Brownsville w, both rs regards number and
character, constitute OF the most IMPOSING
pTovTment subjects Its result viii be looked to viii,
interest and eau scarcely prove otherwise than auspi.
cious 10 The great work contemplated.
RAILROAD TO WHEELrEo AND PIrrspuae We
gave ia our last short sketch of the proceedings of the
kai-road meeting at the Exchange yesterday We have
to-day, the pleasure OF las the Official account of
proceedings before readers. IL was gratifying to
the large assemblage of citizens a!tong on sr,
notice, on ths occasion, and the spirit which the
business was entered upon, and the proceedings adopted
The most favorable Acquires may be drawn from this
po'npt and active response the call OF the Browns
vile meeting In reference to this projected work; the
proper spirit Is up our citizens IN general, fully
alive To the importance oextcndinu our Rail rond con
muhcaiIons according TO the rlan sugysed aud there
Is good hope, under all circumstances aL lew seasons
n'e " eapse bei re tins great work will be consum,nat.
"a, and the isne ut Improvement Baltimore TO the
rich valley OF the Ohio will be cunp,pte N hen tho
scbene OF lGPi oycnent shall carried out and the
line oil communication from Baltimore 10 Pi,sburg and
"heeiing shall be complete, the commerce of our CITY
He b... "A
hon sare oi the trade that fruitful ran
beyond tie reach OF acc'dent. baltimore Patytof.
RAIL. koAD MEETING IN Ono "A large and respecta-
bic meeting OF citizens of Belmont county (Ohi,1 ,us
held at the house in ST Clarsyle on Sotn,doy
eSeuing last IN reference several important uorcts
OF Internal Improvement contemplated. strcs
OF RESOLUTIONS were submitted to the meeting and unani-
nlousiy ADOPTED from which extract tine following
heS0fctd, That we view the extension of the Bs,ti.
more ana ONO hail Road from Cumberland to Browns.
viIe ana isti1 thence To Wheeling and Pittsburg and
irom Wheeling TO the mouth of the Miami of tho lake
as an object Of great national Importance but Of more
Immediate aud anIdlng interest the States of Mary
land Ohio, and the adjacent Western States and that il
proper :easures ought To be- adopted to ken a,uon
Ue people and ia our respective Legislative bodies sp
III Oh pubic enterprise with so oreai AN
undertaking.
Res~eea, That the Hon. william KEsSox, our Re.
preventative in Congress be requested to use his eyer
lions 70 Obtain an appropriation ni the national govern.
men Tor The purpose mentioned in The foregoing rcsou.
tom and be- ii further
RosOrcd, That we respectfully solicit the enumeration
OF the friends OF tho National road and friends of tho
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and aft other Of our ci.i
zSns friendly to internal Improvement yield their in.
huence IN procuring the interference and immediate ac
ton OF the General Government on this important sub
jcct
ReS0fred, That this meeting appoint ten drlevates
(wilb power 10 fill vacaDces attend the great rail
road convention to be held at Brownsville Pa on The
~oth INST Whereupon The following gentlemen were
SPPoh1ed delegates to said convention James Caldwell
WIN H. Hubbard, DHuiel Peck, John M Cnode noe,
David Allen, john Davenport, Wilson Shannon G. W
Thompson, WIN. Mcmahon, and Dr. IL West
CANAL ROUND THE FALLS OF NIAGARA From
c"cu'aI oIawH up by committee in Osweeo, il would
seem that survey Of the has been made during
e past season. uhGer tue authority Of the General CO.
Vernncnt, which establishes the c1innlefc nroc,;cab,
Of the work and, accordingly memorials src f i've ~
dressed to Congress at The approaching session asking
"eif ou towards ITS accomplishment.
SoUTH CARoIisA CoAL-A letter from Col Rlo,d
ing, dated COLUMBIA, November 10Th. syvs.-
I'VE have had, within the last week presented l.,
this place. specimens Of COai, which we are assred ~
be procured - miles above us on Little River-pro
lessor Ellet goes up tomorrow TO examine the ocs
whore u Is found The geological position is tho ssue
as the Coal Names near RichnUnd Virginia: and il is
therefore probable there mly be- mistake in the mat
yer we siai soon know. Our Rail Road ehnuld -
pass up the valley Of Broad River will run aiongside
Of not through the spot"
An officer "a board the United s,,,cs F,i,,t. D..
WAC, now in The Mediterranean writes 10 ,s lrrnd NJ
charleston, under date 81 August 2tl an acrn,nt ~
n5 summer cruise, ~ which he SAYS flio fin. F,,,.
was on Tie 4th Of July, of Tfpoi where she fred a.
Hs o - gus, ~ honor OF the GLORIOUS dsv when t,.
lVli"wing incident occurred. ss'Ghe second ,, e,J
I'D s''eo' ard ihc gunner had forgotten To- ds,g fine
cn'iet the sho, passed through the bows of the fac
snip Det"i10,es about 50 yards Off The reader c.,.5
a. ~ s'v Del 'tt ny similar inadveftence Of tie