Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

qance to mslead their jrdg5ylnr !, only in part, and
the truth altogether, Of event il from being under
under DISCUSSES wl.cFe blow, let the hand that
stood While we f.
lntiics it. ,rd more 10 say upon this subject.
| have yet A. s. G..
..lNrloI.-Mr Harvey Mitchell, formerly Of
NEW, now of Abingdon, has invented machine
f ssss Ginning tobacco which the A''"s4'" Banner
March of Improecment- Our Old friend and college
cLura MIR Harvey Mitchell, Of this place, snhnhted 10
our inspection fortnight ago. very curious and sim.
D,e machine for The seaD,iag eli tojarco. With our IN
different judgment in such matters, we entertain a
strong conviction, that this Invention IS destined great
IL 10 facilitate the aborous operation Of the FACTORIES
Tie numerica! force hitherto employed III iir esao-
lishmeuts, must be immensely reduced u tn's conf''
vance shall compass the cnd. which the principle of the
ment subjected to the list Of repeated experiments,
which were entirely satisfactory. After some further
notifications III lis construction, Alr. Mitchell designs
submitting his tobaccosiemmer 10 that neredaious rl-
bunal-,he public hui entertaining very high hopes
that he shall pass the critical or:eai with success
God speed him .-Lyhchburg Republican.
Southeastern 7raac-The Richmond Compiler Of
Thursday says Every day we see piles Of boxes be-
fore our merchants marked for East Tennessee
and for the Southwest. Yesterday We saw large
amount Of freight marked sjnnes.oro, Tennessee. =
This is the effect Of Canal, which the Valley
Turnpike and Winchester Railroad are endravoring
10 head Bu, it vii BE useless they might as well
attempt 10 prevent The James iroln complying is
tiers into the Atlantic. By the way W. have some
thing TO say replcaiory we'll in the shape Of ad
lenda on this subject. but have been compelled 10
postpone il because Of multiplicity Of heavy duties
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The press has announced foS weeks past the
forthcoming of volume rs distngu: shed lady OF
Virginia, entitled 7ales eaa SourtaTs ~ Residence
in Exrope We have al length had the opportunity
os perusnr this charming volume, and our
literary friends ;a, seat ii the most exquisite relish
awaits ,hea The plan Of LIE work Is stkagiy orr
sinal, and has been executed with rare combination
Il iicacy t7sic and talent; Some h.ief fragments
are given ." journal =. y by the far writer during
residence IN EaEapo, winch surrounded her with pecu-
lar advantages; bat, for the mos. part the attractive
form of Tds is adopted medium better fitted for i'm.
pressing !iyey images Of the scenery the arts the
e;e,y. and manners Of the Old Void. Ia the course
cctese tales, thrilling with life and incident and cha
racter the genius CT the writer has interviewer spi-
rted sketches Of the state al society and modes OF
life prevailing in the mos. polished capital Of Europe,
and era c descriptions Of the wonders ni Nature and
at in is mos, picturesque regions, heightened every
where IL the uierest Of romance, and dgaed often by
angus. and imposing pcations Of history. In this
manner the reader successfully conducted by the
hand Of enchan,!ess after short glance al cur Ia
theriand through France through Switzerland, through
Italy recognizing N every representation that truth 10
Nature, which can be the resu. only Of intimate
personal acquaintance with the objects described, ard
made 10 feel ot home IN every diversity Of situation,
whether amid The wild magnlfcencc Of Al pine soli-
tudes or in the blaze Of Partisan luxury aud pomp-"in
courts in camps in grores" The far writer, with
true American spirit, unwilling to leave our own
loved land unsung, has introduced brief episode in
one of the Tales, in which some of the picturesque
wonders of cur Western world, and the solitary gran
deur of The aboriginal asoc of the woods portray
ed also with vivid and glowing pencil. With what
grace and elegance all this has been donc-,hc decacy
and purity Of taste and oness OF sen,imt nj manifest
ed ughout-tl,e power and pa!hos exhibited in ma
ny passages, through commanding mastery OF the
keys Of the human Ecart-the rich and varied dicon,
formed in The school Of The old English classcs-tle
breathin-s Of sweet and unob,rusye pe;y animatng
aud crowning the whoe--these charms which can
be adequately appreciated BY those only who shall read
and Judge for tlemselves.-.fat. nj.
FLoua ~ New YoEK.--'fhe New York Commercial
Of Thursday says" We stated in our review &C Sa.
iurday, that the mills generally throughout the State
would stop after II o'clock that light We now learn
from the Rochester Democrat, that the mills in West
New York did stop at the time specified with the
exception Of one or two unimporant III that city
We copy the concluding paragraph Of tie Democrat 5
review Of the market:
"Tw0 hundred and seventy thousand barrels Of flour
reached tide water last year after the second week in
November. he receipts al c;:aicr III the month OF
October this year about hundred thousand
barrels less than The corresponding month last year.
Suppose that, from the West and the few mills which
yet in tins State, there should seventy thousand
barrels oi four reach New York after the 10Th instant
(Which by tic way, very much doub) there will
then be deficiency of three hundred thousand barrels;
and, if we are allowed 10 guess, there will be found
sad falling off in The Eastern markets.
The Journal Of Commerce Of Thursday afternoon
says "Flour up 10 SO % for Genessce, with good
many sales, and nothing 10 be had at less, being =
advance on lie price of Yesterday. Holders salts.
fed tina. tie Western mills most Of Them stopped
the close of last week, and will grind this
son, and there is quite brisk demand from The Eastern
markets, which have been holding of for lower prices
Georgetown Hour sold this morning al SO -, but
is now held at 50 %, Ohio four has sold freely a,
Sc 30. Michigan would command sc -.
FANNY ELssLEE ASp ruE SALogs-Al the close Of
the performances on Monday night at the Boston The.
atrc, the sailors from the II. s. ship Columbus, whom
Made Elssler had invited to the Theatre, raised a
cry for the charming danseuse, and in few moments
she appeared, when Tar and addressed her as fol-
lows
".hadWe E'Ss'er-l rise in behalf OF my shipmates.
the crew OF The Columbus, 10 give you most hearty
and sincere thanks for this noble act Of generosity In
our midwatches al sea- this nigh, will often recur 10
us one 81 the happies, 81 lives We, one and
all, join in wishing YOU prosperity and happiness
Long may you 1--we to enjoy ltc and delight the heart
OF the sailor
When the applause ceased. Madl!a E!ssler ad.
ranced and with winning and touching pa hos said:
81 thank you warmly for your good wishes know
your lives are rongh and your WORK is hard and If I
have given you cheerful hour, it is happy thought
for The sailors here gave three hearty cheers
will long remember The Columbus and her gallant
sons"
After The sailors had given her three cheers, Essler
again advanced and with her finger raised added with
witching archness, tho, electrical, "And don
you forget me- Chece upon cheer followed, concud.
ing with three times three.
THE CASE OF GKooAS.-It appears, from the sub
Joined paragraph of the Montreal Gazette that the
Canadian authorities fulfilling 10 the letter the pro-
mise U,ade to the Governor Of Vermont the case OF
Grogan:
1--WE understand that, in pursuance of the directions
OF Slr RcLard Jackson, the aInnisIa of the Co.