Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23
LEwIsguRG, August II

DEWISBERG, August 10
THE SpRIHGs-Wilhin The last week, ard more PSF
,cplarlv within the last few days. the arrival at tie
SPRINGS has greatly increased. considerable portCa
of applicants have not been able 10 gam admtance 9S
ing the great pressure Tor room There are eSrfs
ven hundred persons at the bite Sulphur ana The S1
contiguous Hotels The company generally have been
detained rather later than is common, from WISHING u,
mountains this season. owing no doubt to the rnnsCa
couIness Of the month of July. Among The cFowd's
ex.Sena,ors members OF Congress- Judges, Ldn's "
val and Army Olfcers-some Of whom we %''' paris
culurize VIM c. Rves, ESQ Judge Porter Of Lousln'.
Judges Brooke Standard aud Parker OF the hsh aPPe'
late Court Of Virginia Judge Allen OF Florida The tioa
r A. Wickfe Of Ky Hen J. NJ. Bolts, aud Ho'tm1a
of Va, Commodore Daias-t'enera Jones, francs I
blair Eso ofthe Globe and K Allen Esq OF the Mai'
sonian: Ianedon Cheves, and Coils Singleton ard
Hampton of South Carolina. The weather continues 10
be very fine and pleasant, and The late numerous o"'
fashionable arrivals have contributed much TO tIr gene
raj pleasure of the place, rrdoIent with HE On!
animation The ball room presents beautiful and 3,.
liant spectacle every evening Of the ia: ePeSeh'h''
from all portions Of The Union From ether springs w
have no authentic information, but we learn ha 'H'r'
are POO persons the Blue SuIphur-te same nn",o'f
at the Sweet Springs, and large company al HE IT
Sulphur. The Salt Sui hur and other watering PAGES
have good companies
We suppose the number of visitors in the hounI4:a'
at present to be 400 persons Enqntrp.
We are induced believe, by the tenor Of he t!9"'
ing publication and by corresponding advice from on'
that the city OF Baltimore hau on S"H"'. ~"
an escape for which she indebted to the ehffy QUO
fidelity Of her city authorities, from an oastaer ""1'
"''N TNn ht
"BaLTrMoRE Aug H. -"
From quite an early hour 10 the forenoon at !rs''''
day. the Nunnery in Asqulth street, under the cha'.s
of the Nuns belonging TO the CarmeNte ordef' "'
surrounded by large crowd OF persons, VINO h1G =,
sembed there in consequence OF report mat one u !"
resident Nuns, sister Isabella, Uurmery Miss Neae o.
\ hal lsr M,
attempt had been made 10 compel her 10 return aEa
her will The Mayor was sent for, and, accomp'hs"
by his police assistants, repaired TO The house "''
The Nun had gone, and upon asceEtan!ng NE s'as "
public feeling, took her IN carriage TO the hde'E'"
Medical College, where she now is, under me CA r''
mehi She is sad to be insane, but whether i"Is d -
or not, we did not positively ascertain. -
"The crowd continued 10 increase until nighiie, "H'"
the Mayor, finding that his exer'ions To dispense y
appeals TO ills reason aud good sense were unaVa'''
ordertd up the City Guards and tie Military 'ehom' "'
characteristic prompncSs, he hat an readiness he u.
uade of Guards under Gen ODonnell, turned out VI
great strength, and soon dispersed Me ffoIcn lne !"
remaining upon the ground until this paper had gone
press or The righteousness OF tpS outrage upon ~.
ftelnps Of tie dtttnceiess rhO are inm"tes y w
Nuunuy, we shall speak more fully Tomorrow.
The GloJe states, ha, the Postmaster General has been
called 10 his palerna mansion by The dangerous "r'
of his father and that during bis absence all bis p'"s
and duties devove upon ). Hobble, ESQ, his h's' az
sistant We hope that Mr.. Kendall will not som u@
called upon The loss OF his father but "s' -
parent will be long spared TO be gaddened by see!na
son receive those marks of regard which the people t
so freely beslow on the who advocate and na'a"
their rights and interests, and among such men |" "'
country, Mr.. Kendall has an exalted place
Since the above was in type, We have been INFORM,
that Mr.. Zpbedee Kendall died yesterday morning -
his residence, in Dunslabe, in this State he was -
years of uge, and throughout his long lite ma'na'"s' "
excellent character Boston Post, Aug. H.
CONSTITUTIONS OF FLoRiDA.-A statement has 81.
the rounds Of the newspapers, that the CONSTITUTE.
Florida had been rejected by majority OF "'f'n
Later information appears to throw some uncertain,
this subject The returns are published IN 'He g. =,
CUISINE Herald, and there IS majority IN tafTr m
Constitution Of SIXTY Sr rotes. The Tallahassee
mentions that other individuals who have caft,u"i ,o
amned the returns state unhrsi.angly, iha Tue
stlu,on is ratified. The vote has been an bsc.
close one and some nlormaes or errors N.Y. .;t.,r,
occurred sufficient 10 affect the result lhe
of the result Of the election in the several rEl
TO be forwarded TO the Presden, OF the Convent" tn.
will forthwith make proclamation oil The s',+
matter will consequently be decided IN a lew w..