Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

f-om American slave.grown cotton. (p'n oe W.
ncndants on soreigners You are shown up s'sns WV
sep into the dsawlng-Iooni, where you -" -
A., I,t ,dv,nces dressed for dinner. coat OF Tue
s, p, r;sion fushion, Of Saxony wool, nAue ny ne
Immortal Siul;z-a brooch Win an i".,a" se"',
uoxicrn roij China silk stockings, MOROCCO pumps
and cnIous Geneva waich, WHEN ."' 49,. in
n"ro been remarkably punctsal lie introduces YOU
~ ~; I,dv She advances Over her pale inleiec
,u,l brow waves ostrich feather (ost'ich ienIne''
dnn't .row IN the tails of our oaIn-doof lo"isJ-
Eoprd her graceful neck IS row o. pears io
C,lon. over her shoulders profus'un Of brnsseis
. IN her hand foreign fan, and further inigh 50
On "a nroye her independence OF foreigners ana ie'
talk Of cors,ts and other things as shcfeo ou !" ~ nv
>. ne 90 10 dinner II Issprend upon taoie OF 0pA
.b maEoaany The tureens and vegetable dishes are
, n,.,Sen.the turtle is from The Cumanas mo SID
mo scale of fixed duty for ture)-the contents ol .ne
,or "a all foreirn-the delicious wines are all lofegh
the s,de dishes ale all foreign, sent up by french
cook-tbe tongue is reindeer-the BOAR heao run
Germany. Tie dessert comes on ne Iises a .i o
Monnt Iebanon-ihe figs are from Turkey-the rat
Ems are from Maaga-the dates from syrIa-the ap
niles from New York-the grapes from fof'ugai-
The preserved ginger from Jatnaica-lhe NUS l.o"
ltaly-,he pome grcnatcs from EsyP.ihe prunea Ifo'
E,ance-ihe oranges from Lisbon The Dessert over,
900 20 10 The ladies' My lords daughter IS playing
a fnreign air-snging IN a foreign iangnase-ha'
learnt Under foreign master-h has finished her eau
cation in n foreign couhtry-going 10 De narreu 70
Coreirn Count don't be dependent on foreigners Tor
| a,- spnpl,es) The fooman enters. Coffee from MO-
,yhu, Tea from Canton. Sugar from SIAM AT ee-
ven ven depart. My lady s going TO concerto Ia
uusold NV lord 10 the foreign Opera TO witness the
d.Lut of the admirable fgurame Fanny Show,her legs,
who las Leen sent for express from the ffussah cap
mi for the special entertainment of those who cannot
| hat al
en-, on for their supplies. During the whole
of this sketch, Of which are able to give but the
bare outline the audience were convulsed with laugh
ter, and Il: the end were loud IN their applause
Carlisle (Eng.) Journal.
TuyT,R1ry.-The Chamber Of Commerce of New
York held meeting Tuesday, at which rcsolu-
ton WIS presented favoring discriminating arf OF du
,es on i'm ports. encourage and protect manufactures
Tn. resolution was altered as TO read, tariff TO
furnish adequate 10 support the national honor,
and promote the general interests of public industry
After an animated discussion the amendment was adop-
ted-25 yeas II nays. This was understood as dis
linct rejection of the doctrine OF protective tariff.
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATrRz.-ln regard to the recent
action of this body have to congratulate the coup5
,rv upon the defeat of the resolution authorizing the
retention of Vrrnas portion of the distribution fund
The Wings have been prod gously chaied al the frus
traon of all their manGuyes, 10 effect the passage oil
that resolution in the Senate pom direct vote upon
the naked question of reception reception in that
body it was decided in the negative by tie vote
This is another defeat! and we have not doubt that
tla, the constituency of FrgInia will applaud he act
Congress have right, not the shadow TO make tins
distrlbuon-ifi it had, has IS not The time Begging as
the Government is and living in state "from hand 10
mouth" nav not so comfortable. What next The
TARIFF COMPROMISE is to be broken up, and tie South
plundpred by high duties. This is enough 10 vlndI-
cate the stubborn patriotism OF the Senate. But the
advocates of INSTRUMENTATION reception,
=, /. uu,,1Ia la ha IpIsiOu nj
Virriniu's portion among the rtceirmg States: Ger
tarnlv not-nevcr! We are not prepared 10 counte
nance so g,and a larceny as that would be, and have
little fear that that bold attempt at appropriation will
ever be successful Virginia. whose nunlilcent hand
gave all 10 the Government, rGraining from the con-
tamnation Of base bribe-backcd By South Carolina,
Alabama Mississippi and .icm York, would oblIicrate
the Distribution Law by mOral roicRce II could Mt
stand against the multiplying effect of SO principled
resistance. No. ncver-.7D'ngdo" banner
\ Treaty ,rlfA Tie Wyandot Ldtans.-We learn by
letter from Col John Johnston, United States Com
missioner published in the Ohio State Journal, that
ON the OH Instant he concluded at Upper Sandusky
(Ohio) treaty of cesson and emigration with the
Chiefs and Councillors Of the Wyando nation of In
dams by which the chiefs are to remove their people
10 The southwest Of Missouri in lo43, at their own COST
and without the usual agency on the part Of Govern
ment of supe rinendents conductors teamsters, &c.
the Indians furnishing their own transportation and
subs tence the Journey and finding themselves pre-
visions at their new home. By this treaty the Wyan
do,s cedc to the United States, without any reserva
ton all their land consisting Of about one hundred
end fifteen sections, said 10 be amongst the best in
Ohio and much OF it said to he state of cultiva
ton.
AsoruER AnnrcTioS.-A Scotchman named Kerr
is in custody in Richmond charged with abductlng
female servant named Elizabeth, from her mistress
Mrs Pollard, lady well known in Petersburg the
daughter Of Mrs Thomas Atkinson formerly resident
here These ladies reside few miles above Rich
mond On Sunday morning last, Mr. Page, brother
we believe Of Mrs Pollard and not son, las stated in
the Star0 proceeded TO Fredericksburg in pursuit of
Kerr who arrested about seven miles from there
by Mr. Lipscomb, whose good conduct in the case de-
serves much credit. Kerr was examined by the May
or of Fredericksburg, and sent back to Richmond for
trial Kerr had worked in quarry the canal, near
Mrs Alknson's. lie has wife and one child His
aprearance is described unavorabe and indicative
Of intcmperance The chief circumstance uPatIng
him. seems to be that he carried off the girls trunk
with her clothes in it, He nso stopped OH the route,
made inquiries about the girl, &c
Petersburg Statesman.
Appointments By The President-By and with the adj
vice and consent Of the Senac-lsaac Prrckett, Re-
cever for the Land Office at Edwardsvllle ILL., he
appointed.
Alexander Hamilton jr to he Secretary of the Lee
CATION Of the e. S. at Madrid, in the place OF Joseph u
Caasw-, declined
IN acknowledgements Court held for buckingham
county, Court house. the lith day of March, 1872:
Abraham Cooke VIM. H. Cooke, and VIM Garne ana Wary
hi, wifr, formerly Mary Cooke, plaintiffs:
Armi,tead Garrett his wife, John A. Lancas
heirs Of sarah Lancaster Stephen Cooke, Abraham Cooke
nln Cooke George Cooke and Marinda formerly Marlnda