Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

nr, no,;rn md nnarurd by James H. Sui,h and Mar
! ccus Bell in which Terry was knocked down, with
| large stick: and severely wounaro. In attempting u
take the offenders into custody resistance was made by
them and Two of our citizens nlnred in the aray-
One shot and tie other received two w"nndS; Both
narrowly escaped with their lives but not seriously IN
| urcd We have seen such excitement, Though
crcd,ay 10 the citizens of Danve. they relied the
civil authority to which they gave prompt and cncrgct
c aid in its enforcement Smith ard Bell were brought
before Magistrates and committed to Jail for further tr''
al Mr. Terry, liuM badly wounded, IS we learn, out
OF Gangrr-DanrMs OisrrrGr, .j~g. q.
THE HARRISBURG RIOT.
! MoRcayro,yS Va. Aug. Give understand from
private information and good authority. that OH Sunday
tnor:rng last, Mr. William a. ia:rison of Clarks-
burg, member elect Of the Frg nla Legislature, was
walking from his residence short distance from town,
he wayaid and numerically beaten by two OF The
sons of Judge Duncan of THAT place Alter they had
committed the outrage, not satisfied with what they had
done, OF t:cnI presented loaded pst" TO Mr.. =!
and extorcd from lin solemn promise that he would
not prosecute the investigation INTO the conduc ol lie
athrr the session of the Erg Legislature,
which he (Mr. llarrison) had commenced duilng The
last Of that body. Now. if this all be The FACT!
with the addition Of Judge d. approaching the course Ol
his sons think the inference very natural one and
which every honest cltizrn will make. l. not only
thr ruli!ans who committed the depreciation, but lie
Judge himself should be handled with The S'rlccst StVc-
ry of The law and receive the ust reward due suc!
outrage upon citizen. We understand the young men
taken before magistrate and hound in the pllIiul
Of $500 fer their appearance at Court and that the
Judge had them oft TO College. in order TO screen
them from The Justice of the laws Of The land which
he is sworn preside aud administer impar!iay to eve
| ~ man.
We have understood that since the a:fray took place,
there has been another battle royal between The friends
Of the parties concerned IN the rt and that scarcely
thing but hGrk eyes and Woody be IN
the neighbor!ond NJ The battle-ground We, one who
lives peace and q,lliy, would mcdcsy suggest 10
friends of Ciarksburg, of calling in The aid Of the
.Ndn0ngn'i0 Eiucs. Capt. Sh;slrr, who doubt n"
would assist all in his power bring a!outa rrcnnc:a
ton satisfactory TO all STANDARDIZATION.
TrxAs.-Wc have been pn!i,cy permitted by friend,
glance The Texas Telegraph. Il" date the 9Th inst
printed at Columbia. 1t Contains tie reply ri General
Austin, 10 committee appointed 10 noliy nm OF his
nomination for President ui The Republic. The General
accepts the nomination. and expresses his anxious desire
that, distant day. Texas may he annexed 10 the L.
STATES. The Proclamation OF President Burnett, call
ing upnn the people attend the election the first
Monday in September requires a!&a that the g1nnaErrs
keep poll for and against ANNEXATION 10 the I: States
the result to be returned to The proper hor'is as in
the case election Of President Vice PRESIDENT and
members Of Congress- General Lamar, it seems, is in
nomination for he " Presidency. aud is the only
dLae. Wm H. Jack and Mosely Baker. late o. Aabas
ma arc candidates for Congress. The former has
signed tue Office of Secretary OF State Of which, for
veral months. he has been the incumbent. The question
OF what shall be the disposition of Santa Anna and the
other Mexican prisoners, is operating on the elections III
Texas. Mr. Jack in reply to certain queries prUpounded
to him in the Telegraph publishes protest E'7d- by
him 10 the Cabinet, the subject of Santa Anna
lease 1t seems he nppnscd TO the measure, though
it sanctioned by majority of The Cabinet, AM mi git
have been accomplished but Tor the out bEeaGgs % po-
pular indignation at such course. Gen. Houston had
recovered Of his wound. and making for the army
which, il is said, in the finest condition, and ImpDr
tunatc to be permitted 10 proceed 10 MataHoras, ami
strike the last blow necessary 70 crown the efforts OF
Texas with complete success, and 10 her beyond
contingency the blessings of entire independence
N05i'r Register.
zora, Texas dated Aug s. explains Tie rumor OF the ar
rest of President Burnett
"A Col. Willard undertook to arrest The President
which produced rrodig"us scnsaon-t!r people rose
in arms 30 oppose him. and lie gave up. Gen. Rnsk
will have the Cors arrested, aud he dnubt will lose
his commission. Aii!lard is from Ne~ York. Austin
is confidently spoken % rs President.
The person who died. by the of Brit,
doubtedly Mr.. Bar ON, oil Albany. He left about i0Gn
in some persons hands in New Orleans.
There NJ" Mexican soldier this sLe Of he Rio
Gande u:drr arms at The above date; therefore the
that they rapid advance is not true The
rainy weather has set in and is expected ir scSy
Scr strangers The Ie%an Army was at ST. Ant1nia. Il
healthy location ~ /. E. Star.
YouxG MEX OF kE:rucEY-A grecabiy 10 the reqiis.
lion Ut MaInr. General Gaines: you called Upon
by The Governor Of your Stale 10 volunteer III defence
OF tic South western frontier. That call, you know,
responded to i'll The spirit OF keI::;rkians DCt
uanckiiy Ter you, that spirit has been danpcd, and
you no. allowed to add another to the many evil
ask, another and wider :cd, far the display q, that
courage which belongs 10 you; and is there not 10
The true ard grurr"uS another call mad. nearly ~
inpcrrus that Of your State: Texas the
bright star has !sen-nerer To set. She u;rrs to
rich rcwa!dsti:e finest ail most fertile s" in Anc-
rica-iu addition 10 that, you wall he entitled To the
same pay, ralions nc, you would receive from the
United States willie in service. TO Texas then, We
brave young krntuck,ans Many Of YOU, Ike myself,
have gone considerable cXprsc inr the Sabine
ppGition-not only So hut aay u you have settled mp
your business, taken lcare OF ynur friends and yrur
homes. !ur the six months to come, an will you
rest under the mar:;fcat;un of being disappointed;
Irsl not, To ynu then, Uhu nhlr find your uwn
horses ,rappiugs &c who determined 90 with
me to Texas, e:grans, call me, opposite the
Louisville Hotel at Tie house of Tay ur ana iin.nng,
formerly Hicks and Taylrr, and enroll yourselves After
the company is made up, you will srlrc, your Off
GERS by ballot. Illus M. HICkS.
August is, 1886.
A number of the Jefferson Grays who bound for
Texas held meeting the lola inst, at The Woodland
Gardener, and appointed The following gentlemen
committee raise large fund practicable, to cna
br the cunpany get G who have kindly consented
TO serve 10. that purpose. We trust Uncle Sam has
disappointed Us. HAT The citizens Of Louisville viii not
GREYS.
p TSs%5s Johnston GhHss 5 as"5ss Esnas
Vho,as Coleman, : James Bridgeiord,
Nm II. Bacon, : Garnet Duncan,
, WIG FASrs-Dulf Green in his recent TRADE against
"eoster, speaks Indignantly of that gentleman ct:
W. ." e u'"g up Tie celebrated Bank Panic. "Ar.
eco'' Ieo'h DUH ':fnrccd himself On the Senate
Sna'"" VI u'e FINANCE Committee, he gave an i'm