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

i''' t F1rns. ,obapy brca;sr the Older,
generally speaking aud ircauSe ."e5t e a I al 1rr
them they numbering nj the most 40, Stt',
ma inv vat. If ;I,.y choose, by pro&y) ana Ihe N'
,,us nuubrrno ,i2S heard remarkable Impressive
snp,kiog b,, tina, Of Lord Broug ham, and nc was
M, cIoeent Lord Melbourne, presume lays ~
pretensions to the orator. solle , Va S,rhpmorrs
wonld be ridcu-d as being greener tnan Hopno'M a
should think there a want OF intellect th'r', te
often see Law claim to attention rom 'i,c' '' Id
than their brains. The Duke OF Sun'o'''a"u "E
have hrs onie,us after two days life ia the American
Senate 'Itcre IS 4 bad taste in the manner ia ""'c'
many things a,c done herc,- but the business Ht e
py with which things pushed, for example allowing
Sir Charles Wetiere but "a hours to Prrfare IN oe
| cannot praise too much The English Politicians q"
know how TO dspa,c!, busn better Than we do; al
ways excepting our last night OF the SESSION. "
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| A Railway FROM CLEVELAND TO CISclSSATi, we
rerc.v. by the Cleveland Wing, Is III conenlpatIon-
meeting which the ciiizrns OF that town were rxiot-
ed to attend generally the best means OF testtyng inc
interest felt by them important an OCCASION was 10
| have lcen held Ut the Cuurt.tionSe on TIE 18TH
Thus the spirit IF .nterpz discovering itself every
where in This and growing Country Nhich" Us;
| a few months not many weeks since, "eua
have dreamed Of the praclicao'y OF e'rclne eo"i'
! nmncaon between Charleston and Cleveland by means
! of n RAILWAY The idea however, chIinrrcal as II
might then have appeared is about to be reaiIzrd:-c
cir;at is the Intermediate pniht between Inc "o
mites. rival for the trade upon the great .l I
I'm Lakes is thus raised upa rival rEr"i" Dut nue.
e nil thurht ui-th.rirson; who Is 10 c'erut 'stS
with Montreal and Quebec: with bmstnn' New 1"h ano
| Philadelphia with Richmond ana baiL'n''!T. Lei n't
This last mentioned city hr asleep whist all are a"dhe
and actively employed in building up the edIhcc oil their
prosperity and greatness .-BaitimOre Gazette
| RAu.RoAD TO THE SusQrEHaNSA RIvER.-We learn
from the York Republican, that the Board of Directors
of the Baltimore and York. and of the ork and Wrghts
Vile Rail Road companies taking time by the lore
lock- in making preparations for In" accommodation OF
the business be done these roads AT Nrightsvile
the valuable tavern stand OF Jacob Rrl'nan, with ether
| btcn Tor
4 considerable parcel Of ground on North Duke street,
extending the CodoruS creek, has been purchased,
with the same object Every thing denotes that these
works TO De prosecuted with spirit anu energy - I'LL
early COMPLETION.
BROWNSVILLE CoSvESrloS.-We observe by the l1a
gr1s,cwn Torch Light, that meeting Of the citizens OF
Iat county was called for last evening" at the Court
House. in Hagerstuwn, with view to the appointment
NJ D.lcaes to the Brownsville Convention, which is TO
assemble OH tie 18th inst. BY the proceedings OF the
Exchange meeting, yesterday elsewhere inserted 1t VIII
b. that BALTIMORE has taken oruer 10 Dc aoequaey
REPRESENTED in that body; and from the movement IN va
rus places in reference this Convention, and TO The
subject which will come up so prominently oeluFe IT,
there is every believe that the Rail Road Con-
ycntion at Brownsville will both regards number ana
charuc,e constitute u the most imposing asscnhIa
ges that have met tor some tune past IN relation 10 I'm;
interest and can scarcely prove otherwise than ausp
cous the great work contemplated
i RAILROAD TO WHEgLrsG AND PITTsBrRG.-We
aye IN our last short sketch Of the proceedings Ut the
to-day the pleasure Of lay ing the Official account OF these
prccedinys brort II was gratifying I" wit
ness the large asscmbagc OF Citizens although ON short
notice. occasion. ami the spirit win winch the
business was entered upon and the proceedings adopted
The most favorable aupur!ts may be drawn from tins
prompt and response to the call o the Browns
Vile meeting in reference this projected work; the
proper spirit is up; citizens IN general seem !uy
alive 70 the Importance Of extending Railroad COM
nuncatiuns according Ia the an suggested; and there
is good hope. m CIRCUMSTANCES that lew SeaSns
mie tlapSe bct' re this great work VIII lie c"Suhi''
ed and line ri Improvement ir an baiore u tiie
rich valley Of the OD will b. complete hen tins
scmeine improvement shall III carried out aiiu tie
hur OF communication from Baltimore 10 tEtSourS ana
hrrnn shall br co!I rtc, The c"ui'nrrce &" our CITY
with the west may b. drced saie and her ut!e 10 '!ie
"lun share q trade al that vast and fruitful REGION
beyond the rrac, OF Observation-Disclosures Patriot.
R,u.Ko,p AiEErIsG ~ ONO "A large and rcsPecta
bic meeting Of citizens Ct Belmont county (oio) was
hell al the court house IN ST. C!arSvIle, on oau!oay
oc,ny last, in reference several Important projects
OF ln,rfna Improvement now c"nruipattu' "A series
OF resolutions submitted to the mec'.ng and uiah
y, usly auop,rd-rulu winch extract the following
| kesu!rtd, That we view the extension OF the Batl'
more and OHIO Rail Road from Cumberland 10 DroW!.s
villr and thence to Wheeling ara littsours anu
from Wheeling to the u.uutn OF the Miami oi the lake.
as an object II great national Importance bu ol more
linrrdair and anding interest /" tire States OF rlafy
laid Ohio and the a1ncrrt Western States ''u ''a d"
proper measures ought IL hr adopted 10 AWAKEN d"'s
the ueoue and IN respective Legislative o"oies, sp
/
P.nr,d Tina, the Hon WILLIAM kESSoS, our Re-
preventative C"ugsrss. be requested 10 use ms eAel
items obtain appropriation from ti!' iaoHai Stn
wcut for the pufposc rrtuncd i'll The foregoing resolu
| tim: aud b. l. further
esoircd That We respectfully s,ci, the cooperation
Of the friends thu Ni,nal road and ne friends {" inc
Bat.l"le ami CLIO Railroad. anu all other "i our Gil
zuns rit lidy /" internal 1pr"vrnent to yeid their M
tur,ce in procuring the interference and I'iiedate ac
lion Of the General Government on tins important sub
jcct.
Ifesylycd That this meeting appoint ten delegates,
(wlh power 10 fill vacanccs) to attend The great ra
r,ad convention Gc held ut Brownsville, Pa the
23th inst. Nhcrenp"n the following gentlemen were
appointed delegates H. sad convention: James CALDWELL
! Vim. b Hubbard Ddniri PECK, john NJ. Goudenow
! David Allen. john Davenport, Wilson Shannon, q. W.
! Thompson, VIM. Mcalah"n, and DR.. II. West.
| a Canal ROUND TIE FALLS NIAGARA From
circular drawn up by committee in Oswcgo, it would
secu that survey OF the route has been made during
the past SEASON. under the authority Of the Gcnern! Gu
vrrnn,rn which establishes The complete pracllcabty
of the work and, accordingly ncn'rals TO be ad
dressed 10 Congress, at the approaching session, asking
their aid towards is accomplishment
! Sorru CARoLlSA CoAL.-A letter from Col Bland
ing. du,rd Columbia, November 10Th, says
1--WE have had within the last week. presented in
this place specimens of COu. which assured
be procured u miles above US. on Little RiverPro
fessu Elet uoes up Tomorrow TO examine the pace
where 1t is found. The geological position is the
the Coal Mines Richmond, Virginia; and It is
therefore probable there MY be mistake IN the mat
ter We shall soon know. Our Rail Road, should 1t
pass up the valley Of Broad River will run alongside
OF not through the spot
An officer on board the United States Frigatc PoTo
M.I in the Mediterranean, writes 10 his friend at
Charleston under date OF August 2Olh account OF
his summer cruise, in which he says that the Frsate
WIS, the Attn OF July, OFT Tripcl where she fired
Lutte oi II guns, hong Of the glorious day. when the
following Incident occurred " The second gun fired
came ye'y neai DONG great deal Of damage- had