Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

ing large of money from hi, employers" from
whose service and for which offence he discharged
More than all this, he has recently been proved guilty
of downright alsehood in having declared indvi-
dual in conversation with him, that every Save-ho
deserved to have his throat cut and afterwards fatty
denying that he ever gave utterance to such declaa
ton
Whether the abolitionsts will be contened with these
specimens OF foreign philanthropists, know II
however, they intend to make still further drafts upon
John Bulls family they should at last first satisfy them
selves that those they select Individuals of fair cha
raer, and who are not fugitlves from justice.
-Nor,cich (ConR.) aurora.
Tnx TnousAsD DOLLARS REwARp.-Dreadfal OUT
ragc-rhe Akin Is. C) Telegraph of the 3Uih Octo-
ber records of the most horrd butcheres OF which
we have read. The house of Mr. Slnthes on
Ford Creek forcibly entered at night, the inmates
ruIRrrES PERSONS MURDERED, many valuable articles
stolen and then the house destroyed by fire with the bo
dies of the victims. These Mr. Sn,ithes his wife
and five children and six German emigants, who had
stopped for the night their TO of the upper
districts Suspicion rests on white man, who had been
dodping about for days-A reward of Ten
Thousand Dollars is offered for the discovery of the
murderer. Mr. Smithes is represented to have been
years member of the State Legislature.
ISpIAv ExEcurED.-We have Just returned from wit
Messing the execution of Geo Tooke (ays the Cassvlle
Pioneer) who, from his extraordinary yillany, has be-
notorious When the sentence of death was pro-
nounced against him, SO far from manesiing any con-
at his impending doom, he threw the spectators
smile of utter indifference and when led to the place
of execution the unteelng stocism accompanied
him to the last moment. IL hoped that he would
make some confession which would lead TO detect
that he had many but us far could learn, he
tuued to assert his innocence until the last His
cution attended by the largest of people
witnessed in villagc-and but little sympathy
manifested the OCCASION from the many black
crimes with which he charged.
MIR. BowES.--The Custom House Officers who crossed
the Atlantic in pursuit Of AIR. Bowen, have returned
Bowen left Liverpool for Manchester the day before the
officers reached it. They went up 10 London and APP
piled 10 Lord Palmerston for warrant authority
rest him. His Lordshp declined the request on the
ground that since jays treaty, there power in
the government TO interfere in the matter at would
said the Secretary bc establishing dangerous prece-
dent to permit his arrest unless provided for by treaty
The Pilot boat in which the Custom House Officers
crossed the Ocean, the wonder of Liverpool for
weekly y. He1aid.
Wits AND FAY--Theodore S. Fay one of the edi-
tors of the New York Mirror has arrived from Europe
and resumes his post in that beautiful periodical
Another of the editors, MIR. Willis, committed matr-
mony in London on the LIST October last The bride
Miss Mary Stacy, daughter of Thomas Stacy ESQ., of
the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich is lady of ortune and
happy to learn that Willis has done some good
for himself at last.
The "frstimpressons' of Willis will probably be still
continued but leaf will surely be turned over
What win Mrs. Grundy of the American Monthly say
to this? Can you commit similar breach of confidence
Try it if you