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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06

of the Old Hunkers themselves. for Atwood for She
rh and others r weservelt at which Mike aud his Subs
looked and laughed. The Police interered here not
very effectively. aud tho squabbles and fights were hume
rou though not very serious in their results Whether Al
wood or Wes'cnolt is down up among the Hunkers-
who can tell
The closing speech OF Mike Walsh listened to by
great erowd-probaby iu 5000 persons who drank in
every word he said. Il told well upon the multitude II,
swell worth Wing reading, too(scc IL in rcport) for
Hshowsho HHHkins Democratic leaders lead brink
OF Perduon their duped Subs and then a cool shou.
der upon and desert them.
The Subtctaneans kept possession OF tho stage the
fafk I'LL about O'Clock. when they destroyed IT, In no
nor OF their procession and their victory the office of the
Subtcrranenn near the PARK and Tamany Hail. was ium
mated last night.
The Subcrrancsns having put a complete ticket in the
field, Tammany Hall now presents us two tickets
N. v
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Thc nchsicr Iice. pr.sl.i.ncu.

or The New lork Express has the following
reference to the erroneous rumours reported III
the letter published in this paper, from cores
pondcn' in Massachusetts
The Worcester letter writer ~ gsspng OF the rgmars
of tho city got them wrong, and they have become
matter Of notor.ety, It improper say what
they are The rlmurs arr that when NJ. Webster was
hcIe the movement spoken o. Got up dinner al
Aor House and subsequently tulelud Ginucr io Nj
Webster given 10y Nix kins OF tn American, but by
James C.. King, tAe Bauh,-. Ruuor adds that
Mr.. Curtis, the Collector the Port. the father
Of 10 aud that the object oi u il 10 Identity Mr.
Clay and Mr.. Webster, that tine OF the sue.
cess OF VI. Clay the position OF Nr. Webster mas save
the CJ.reiohlp OF New orr Tor nj friend Mr.. Curtis
We should have alluded 10 these u but that
the buuder- Of Worcester winter called out
the Courier and the American which Journals have now
made them much matter of general rsnt'n. that
would be acctaiou 90 10 be ignorant OF thT
cnct now. Upon the Improperly hus Running Mr. Web
>ter witt Nj Clay, nave already expressed opinion,
adding impression that Ae past; gnc project
and may add at such project for such purpose Is too
O.. suri 70 b, thought Of for a moment"
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who made tbs, nomination. know they withstand by
1--WE Will We will" "Mke Walsh, the Peoples Sc.
nsto We accused Of in the defence OF
principles. WELL but boast cf moth.
ing beyond the attributes Of human Tnmpled on,
plundecd crushed. Is IL wonderful that should al.
ways stop within the strict letter OF the law sustaining
position and principles The pendulum pushed
from ts position, swings to the other side aud with
men, when pushed O. extremes APPLAUSE They call
us Nagabonds: but they OF any dshoaOra-
bic act We have nterered with them, and have
always been prepared, and s every thing like
oppression upon myself and upon my associates Warm
chvcringJ
When these people 6nd that they whom they want for
their purposes have muck energy be easily led they
undertake buy them. They upon the ground that prn
cPle powerful with them he with every body.
good many would have the courage hang who
resist the influences OF good dinner; aud fellow
1cns, when buy with dinners, offices.
housc-rent. a hat there end TO their dcuuca
people. Why Because faithful principles that
they profess. We greedy ssprants for places
on ten OF our number ever had appointments OF kind
aud six OF these have been prescribed. Fellow Citizens!
Is this rghtl Is 1t 10 10 borne No! no. Down with
the Uuukcrs, HuzzA for Wal,h0
Nike then took leave OF his auditory with the expression
OF the utmost kindness OF feeling every has audi
tory.
vOIor. Threc cheers for the peoples Senator. They
were given. loud and long
Mr.. Arculnrus (hc Chairman1 being called,
ward and said few words lie felt highly honored with
the mark Of confidence bestowed upon him this day. lie
shond not detain the meeting by making speech hut he
had been called on 10 explain the meaning ct the
"HunAer." lie would do Laughter IL meant
men who with decent hat aud old vainy though
Young might be m years, attached themselves po.
cal party "make themselves hHRk." that Is snug and
saicl The laughter and applause ut this sally I'm.
mcusc.
y successful motion then made to adjourn; and the
comedy terminated with hrci but exciting sccues-a
hstct fight between several Huukcr~ and Subs which
suited the carrying oil one man by the Pcicc-and
the demolition by the BOYS" OF the ros,rum which
had been erected by the Tamnauy mSn tor tins occasion
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The Charlottesville Republican very ciyiiIy
shows the door to tie Calhoun gentry, and advises
them very udiciously ii appear, 10 us, to 20 for
Clay FIRST, and Calhoun next.
We annex its paragraph:
The Hamburg South Carolina Journal, paper deyo,.
ed Ia tie Interests ct Nh. Calhoun declares that prefers
the "hIg candidate decidedly Mr.. Van Buren, and avs
hat unc-s II is cgrcgousy mistaken, the good people Of the
south coincide with IN tina; opinion "Caihoun inst and
Clay n'At' Il such the spirit and feelings the South
Caroninns, would It not he better the matter
once und 90 Tor Clay first, and Calhoun The Re.
puJIcans IN Virginia. confident intend supporting
Tor the Presidency that whom majority Of the PEG.
pie prefer whether be Mr. Calhoun, Mr.. Van Buon or
a"y other Republican and n portion Of refuse TO
uc' 10 tins way would be- better 20 the enemy
90 once, and then the Democracy would know on whom
"t'pcrt Tho Democrats E,r,aLpIts have such feel.
rrs o. those expressed iy the l,ubGrg journal They
cure les iul men OHM they do TOR cherished principles,
nnd they would consent tD sacrifice ans iuvprtc the have
o. secure Tic a-coudancy OF principles and the wei
aff Of the country. If the South Curoinians cpDs, t.
asc different cour, let tcin do So and the resp 5ns5iy
wIi'Ii
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NANAL.-lt is reported in the city, and doubtless on
good authority, that the Navy Department has ordered the
ed the oieer- command here To other places or 10
await orders The Two L. :. vessels now IN our wntrr.
the Pioneer and the Waye have been ordered 10 Norfolk
tue former under the command Of Lieut. Shaw aud Is there
to be iued Tor IA store ship IN the Mediterranean.
This movement OF the administrations certainly an ex
ra"rdmary one, aud would call Tor cxpanation-
baltimore hes always been regarded of the best rem
desyous the county, aud from It's position and
the advantages which II offers for PURCHASE email stores
&c has always been kept naval station by preceding
administrations
Can ;ba that the result of the late clectonshns incurred
for Baltimore the ,ll-wiI! Of the Tyler dynasty7
Baltimore Republican.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER &. isas.
That letter.

ave have letter bcfcrr Us. by friend and
addressed him BY Mr. Van buren,, in which MIR VAN
buren, DENOUNCES AND UTTERLY DlSCLAIMS
THE PRESENT TARIFF."-Riehuond Enquirer I7tA
October, lSI3.
Well, why let the World and nudge tor itself
whether Mr.. Van Buren, does dcnouncc and dissaim the
Tariff The letter the best evidence and while that
IN existence other inferior evidence Is admissible Why
this evidence withheld. these gentlemen only desire
fair play and have designs OF imposing upon the public
II they trying induce the belief in the South
Mr. Van Buren, particular sentiments supposed
TO be popular there while proof is furnished convict
him at the North, OF the fIct-why withhold the Letter
We concur with friend OF the Petersburg Iu,ch cnccr
in thinking that TINS policy will orereach clf and
good Honesty il the best policy; and double dealing
will loose Van uorc friends than enemies.
From the Petersburg Inteiiigeaeer.
THE LETTER"
There has been general call from the North and the
South the Richmond Enquirer produce thc Letter
which contained Mr.. Van Bucns avowa his di~appro-
baton ct the present Tarh. hut, yc not forth
coming. In the call both Wings and Loco. unite and We
do not think neighbour OF the Enquirer well long
resis; this Joint demand His experience should dictate
prompt exposure Of the letter. long withheld
people will have al ot suspicious about contents.
The Enquirer have forgotten the injury which he did
sir Van Buren, by Withholding from his readers the Ar
Bill until tie forced into publishing Every one
said, "thc Enquirer knoSs tins Staatin. Army Project is
shocking affair, aud wei calculated IIr. Van Blu
or he would have published promptly" Now we
tell the Enquirer that tn, Publs Will reason in tins WAY
about the letter. They will believe that such letter
will greatly iniure Mr.. V h. among the manufacturers at
tie Ti! with whom he irving O. make fair weather
and they will think further that h, Enquirer Is we'll
Of the double game which his avou,c playing and is not
disposed 20 block IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06
MAJOR WHISTLER.

This gentleman than ytu appDiuted
Chief Epsn,cr of the Rail Road leading ,r :, Pc,crs
,,,.. o., Nv, Il, ,,,s,.. e., ~ h. a., -, .
-, 80. -
% E'S' ''' '''' ana not 'n' less graf
"SS Ia an Hse Whta jealousy ana envy are 80 ME- To
notice the uniclgucd pleasure wth which his appointment
hls been hailed hv his c,un,ryrnsn
The Interference accorded q, Ma Whistler ycr ,b, 9TH
or iuSy celebrated Engineers both ID, Europe and I'm.
court-v has aLen,a good deal ,f rst,osl -,, and
satisfaction The manner h, which the ,p,,r ,r,nt ,o.
conferred by the Einper,r t u.i, , yI, ,ri,,cr,,
~ Not only was a notification Of the .lr- sent ,br,rb
the Russian Minister M Wa.burto, but nm Ailtrcarp
of the Eulper5r WAS dcs,,br4 frr =, p.t.sbp- IN r..
tom charged 10 confer personally with Nj, Whistler and I,
place the appointment ~ his hands Such mark o Dis.
rcou was as uucNp,c,cd 10 the rcci.1of II as II was
gratifying III, was indebted G,r IL Ia ,., fact that on,
of IN, most DISTINGUISHED RuS,i,, Enri,r,rs ,Nb, fen,
wears since visited tins country by command of IN, En-
peror. reported on hS return that N,raF Nr-.r-rR had
rivtu INN marf accurate and .r,i information m H.,
ference 20 Rail Road construction machinery 4 c thai! any
Other Enc.ac,r he had consulted HIS appointment was
for SIN wears W. regular ,r, of : - tUu p,r anrr,
and al1t~ul, 1v anrc fr f-y, , ,.,u.es but ,y IN
bcr9u.-- caution NI.-1- Whistler o, max, an N
uermcrta trial ui one wear In truth d. was delicate
charge to undertake The 1al uri. alton was
pgo,c; ui the Emperor Nicholas who had again
ana again brought % before PRIV, Council! that >tu,dy
resisted hm The object the work strictly e.: mill.
ary character forming as 10 ,s an immense line OF opera
gus through au important part of On, Russian d,nin,ns
the trade and travel =, hich will be accommodated hv H. be-
Inn. OF secondary importance tn, travelled road from =,
Ptf.rs burg tr Moscow about ,, hundred miles long and
il, JcU.ucy is one Of serious moment The Ran Road
will be about 45D miles in length boldly cr.>sa- mo.
ras-cs, lake. and G.cu't water course which ul-l.
ces the common road now travelled avoids as H.. O., posi-
be. hr had been already SURVEYED and to road 1
Gated by Engineers ui d., Emperor before lry over
lures were mad, to our cOuuirym4n This wor. had been
don, Iv the Rus-iau .Ca, iu Gene, and OF Pont- Il
C4iSces the officers attached O, these TWO services IN
tue service OF the Emperor numb, riu nearly ue thousand
Opposition and jealousy Of the authority of f,reirner
might all be encountered and 10 was proper 10 ascertain how
ths>c or any other causes might operate unavoraby Al
ready Major Whistler had ama.scd a sufficient fortune was
tenicy attached 10 his family whom he declined taking
with him until D., could ascertain from actual inspection
ho,g they would be su1ed. Ills rectgou there, has how
ever been gratifying a tic highest eyrce and II may L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06

TUE ANr'NiNHNrNr 90 Tur Loco-Fucps-F ifst camc a
gun booming over ia. AN'ghancs announcing uorious
wing victory IN tie very camp OF the great old Chief of
latter DAY Democracy, Tennessee Their, tod Won 4o,'
say the ih'umes' an and Polk will never u; tins j, A.
along oi yonr running Polk aad lodn. up Van IS the only
available cauddle, But hark! Whist means that noi.,
from Georgiai say the \iuirs Yes II Is another Com
victory. See there now how Cahouns name has killed mn
our parry IN Georgia. Lo, and behold another shout o
Pennsylvania and another from Moyland and elimination
nnd rc.cTimnaon goes IN the allied Loco Fco
ISM Each blanes ihc other with the defeat. Have pa
uoncegpJd L'cos OF every degree from Washs subtcrane
ans 10 Cardinals most naughty We will give Won all
fair beat No one shall laugh his ncishbor.-Ciarles
M,Trnrp
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Prom the Alhahy Argus.
coin WATER

The thirsty aowcreu droop. The psrchins gras,
Doth crisp beneath the foot. and the wan trees
Perish for lack OF moisture. Nv the side
az the dried rilla the hsf,is de=Psiring stand,
With tongue pro,ruaed Summers fiery heat
Eshaling. checks the thousand springs Of lite.
Mark'd We yon cloud tide forth angel wing'
Heard We the herald drop, with gentle force
Stir the broad teaNe.'-And the protracied rain
Waking the streams 10 run their tuneiul way
Saw We the nocks rejoice. sud did yo fail
To thank the God OF founainsf
See,--tho hart
Pant for the water brooks The tevercd sun
Of Asia Rlitters on his leniy lalr
A.. C.,,6l of the hons wrath, he hastcs
with timid footsteps ihro' the whispering reeds:
ou,ck Iespng to the renovsung stream,
IN. cop,ou- draught his bounding veins inspires
With joyful Nigot'
Patent DER the sands,
The burden bearer OF the desert CLINE.
The camel toiled. Faint with deadly Thirst
Ills writhing neck OF bitter anguish speaks.
Lo. an oasis. and tree giri WE'LL
And moved by powerful instinct, on he speeds,
With agonizing haste to drink OF die.
IN, nj. svyift courscr.-ocr the burning wild
Tho Arab comcth. From his eager eve
Fl.she. desire. Seeks h. The sparkling teiHe
Giving its golden color TO the cup
Nc, TO the gushing sprine he flies, and deep
Buries his .corchns lip and lavcs his brow,
And blesscs ALA.
Christian pilgrim, come,
Thy brother Of the Korans broken creed
Shall teach thee wisdom.-and, with courteous hand
Nature, thy mother, holds the chpstal cup,
And bids thee pledge her IN the element
OF temperance and health.
Drink, and be whole,
AID purye the fever poison from thy veins
And pass in purity and peace, 10 taste
The ryer flowing from the throne Of God.
Hartford, Conn. l.. ii. =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06

Tho washnrt,n Spectator joins tie universal call ar
that Letter. II say:
The Troy Budget. the organ OF the Democracy Of Rne
soa,r county, NY saws;
The Wing papers have discovered Ihc fact not the ar
tc.c IT,, N hat Alr. Nan Buren, hos written letter 10 n
mend ~ Nirrnil, m which sand he dcnounces and IT,.
terry di-rom. the present Tau law Now this may sound
psusb, enough those ~ho believe any thing thrv soc m
the newspapers whether authenticated not hut au int.
rested public would sooner me letter ITSELF"
We hope the editor OF the Enquirer will the prnpre.
~ of 7cung ihs msurs 90 r1, by prompt publication OF
the letter.
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d. sl"''y M'nns ht Rel Norn-s7 rocKEr BOOK
H,'a INV f-f"nn "ip fy ltI o. VIII b. sYinly rewarded Dol,
Fi'ini Do .' 'i'r "0H'. ct
20 ai.ron.shsl syh.<e % la.oai sian.ny1s, Wa..y
- f..'if rnf WiLLiAHs HANAIL.
FEHoNasf"s Ll'r-.ao ,,i. n..h Tl-m1.r, r.r. r..
y r'li} y 1nf f.r sri. I.hY. t.Ut 5000
odd I'', Of Immediately lIll .aupu 90
h'' JAMES FISHER A. soS
,fytl Par Frc.gh ior CbadCr.-Thc 4 Borgnr
III lrENNtEB Capt Farewell s now ready Co. s.ergs
cargo soutlc'n port prrfeuri--Apryp
no RANKIN 4 wuIrLocE
FOR NEW YORK
ugTIs The regular Packet Scir. Manchester.
- Worti master w B., ready l0lI m Wfdnsesy anI
having cDniefale part of her eafgo Engaged will Dispatch
ior er or having handsome furnished lceorDil ons
moo JAS FISHER q son
TIAN'aRs OILS OBJ. aoi.rg soi f,r .,to BY
nt' GRO. o. BOoKER
WrH- nud iIoys 4hiri, erwrh Goots.
At'rt slpiJ ol 'H 1.utD made pf Water PrYef L.rer
n DIHu.rs fHI- dly fnf s,'' 'Yv. o. o. WHITE 60.
H't M1fsrt Bnige
"a RMS EXTRA SIZED SIR HWpGANs-Iu.t o., hluI 70
W. l7rgr suliiy oi tir ahots-luf slIc .0Gs.
n,3 =. x. WHITE 4 co.
EVANItD young man to attend in TO.
l''rn IF.tn, u. ensuing y'sr Satisfactory references
as 10 character. &C. will Dol required Arpyto
10 80 wARwinK. BROTHERS e CO.
NUrCE.-ro us Creditors Of Capt H.mm w Tyler. 4 dr.
tfton ~ Che fund.- conveyed BY C1ll Tycr Deed
~ fst 90 to- 80 December made
t,rs oa The 10Th o N1,ciubcfHrrt tstAC DAVENPORT,
9s--awJw Trustee
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A DISAPPOINTMENT

An attempt was made by some person %, pcrsgps VIII,
dd not appreciate tc difference between m,un aud inn
10 g'tint' the Exchange Bank, "Wednesday nihL lie
OF uey ""red through the wooden pai oi the door
but were drought up" by the inside carg of the door
which made Ui Iron.
Since the above written, We have heard tina,
similar attempt was n,de upon the Farmers Bank Vr,n
a and iucd ior the like reason PeiersJur Iyf,U,se
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06

Imr Mass MEfTvc OF TIE Loco Fooos-ln another
part OF our paper o. given report Of the uimabc and in
d-cfbohIc "moycmort, dongs and so.ons' in the Park
.1t evening. 40 pen doscubo, equal or cxsggcratc
c terrific and yet udorous ot "tho Democracy"
there. !, .pa..rd amy thing ever saw acted on the
ar., painted canvass, aud feeble, indeed thc pen
TO draws %. rich aud curious inrldcnti.
There De- struggle for power ou, readers will rrin,tg
n Iammnuy lol between section of tho Parfy called
"Oi llunh'r md anohor called "Subtcunucunsr Mike
Nnh BE- the chi. Of tho latter party, we'll described by b.
n1mc and fc other composed Of the gentry Of Loco 20.
c,su,-ir Office lodcr' Iod'rnl state, and city, oni is
Office ',ck,r' dosrous OF money ambitious TOR pacc The
su,cuauolns poor but they hove strong and remark
b" loader n tins Mike Walsh, young man about % years
DID, VIM combine Doc power oi good and Give fp,a
irf ww democratic popularity hnt IS rather astonishing
DO r. .f Doe fights among. or i.r "ho Democr1cy" DC.
r,ruf h- BE- seems necessary ard hence he 10 oir ply
..l a4 well intellectual leader. They seem to OBJ, =
bu at wink. and to adore him tool aud thus ho Inns ra,
around him I'm inyucibo body guard, bai dcfcs the old
ilunko-oi Tammany Hall boz mass F,iffulof Mike opJ
hs Spartan Band az tcy coll tismsevcs the old Tunkors
who hld The organizit Of Tnmn1ny Hall ad,pted the
novel and extraordinary Of changing their usual
County meeting from Tammauy Hall &, the open Park a
lodging ihat n Tanmany it1 tnight, the Sub
ioruH,aus would make disturbance and destroy the meet
ing. Mike md his Subs resented this. Early ycstcr
dly afternoon they got upon tho Glunkcrs silgo in mass
90 dense nad POI powerful hot mere force could
di.odge them. There they bid defiance 10 tho Hun.
hers from their "Themopylr," as Mike nckuancd h. and
~ doe ppco to1, who a first, under c order o the Mayor
and without my i', itt know Of, attempted 70 die
pcrse diem. Fifty police thus % work i1r while
bot upon reflection, hey, the Mayor that They had
nlht O., interfere with roacoabc public meeting o..
that bcn vhsrcupon they gave over the attempt and
c Nike and bis Subs complete possession. The Iunkcu
adjourned 70 tic City Hall steps opposite the stage ana
there howlcd NJ the Subs and the Subs huwled them
There understood H. commenced fight In the rank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06

THE WrATurE.-During Thursday afternoon and even.
Tug violent torrents e." Ialn flooded CITY. They were
succeeded IN the cuurse of tho night by .farp and h
WIND, and yesterday dawned upon regular specimen II
rugged winter Fires and great Were essentially in re-
QUESTION. We do net know that there frost and
therefore positively announce the disaupar,nc ~
"' epidemic; bat the temperature present entire ~ too
cold Tor iis further continuance among IL. We have no
doubt that IN d very few days the health of rr eit, viii .
completely rostnred.-N. a. bee, Oct Is "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06

The Richmond Enquirer has, far refused 1 favor tie
public wh r Van BuTen's Letter. The inference. drawn
are any i"nE but favorable 10 "the sweet hulc how."-
That Journal docs not sc1upe nevertheless q, ronpn
Mr.. Clay asa trimmer - Frsi,rickssurg i,ena.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-06

Iti- cur painful. duty announce the sudden DEATH on
Iu'-tly night last, Of esteemed and excellent fellow
ciulcn, Capt THOMAS 4. HOLCONBE. m thc 5Jf
year % t.f ug,oay.n void both 20 the domestic and
social circle which Do filled. Ardent and eutlu
sinsuc 900 hs temperament u mind continuity engaged
BOO schemes oi active bcuoya.guee, which Doe ur,,l with m
turing zeal. Bot We must I.nyr 10 another pen the dIf. of
dc.ueaung hi- cblrlcie liz friends have che cou-o Dol,
hope nnt h' "di.i 900 90, flit " boz now rc.t- from biz
labor Capt I9c,mbe bad acH,i home bat au hour ,r
two before DDS ial't iu ibo W..,orns1ro .u brlcf,
90 Montgomery c-uaty and when Boz arrived 10 own 49,.
cHe'1N aHI apparently ",. But brf.r. hc reached h.
dwelling Lc yeas token ..s, aul Ia very short space r
tr', unexpectedly r, those aI, with bin even FOO tho
very moment ui h d.-, %. expired Truly "in tho mdi
of . we ., iu d,.'I."- fgariJrr. Viteiuiqu Nyr -
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EMiopLan Se,enad.r. N n. EreAnnre un,.L

This talented aud highly respectable party Of Muscians
made their first appearance, before Richmond audience
on Iuda} evening llst and ably ,t,in,d the well ennod
Nmc they mad acquired IN the principal cities of the North
the ht overture received hy the crowded audience
assembled with IapmOus applause: aud throughout the
whole "i the Vocal aud Instrumental entertainments "a.
IRENE qualification and delight manifested every per
son present Their Burc-ut- admirably pyen their
Songs excellent and well clos'n tic harmony produ
c'd hy such nppafcnty simple instruments az the tnmbnr
me, nccprdcon, BANJO and though last not lcust Mas
Ter PcIhhm's bHuc-, would have put a. shame many
vel constituted Bands have in Theatres and Con
cert Rooms The Poet Gays that "iho man who hns not
music 90 - soul Is 81 for reasons, sai1gcns aud spoiIs"
GcrmDu lrado Of the Orchts und principal Vocal
49, stands with this party SlnwuUds performance on
tho Accordion y the very best ever heard IIarring
tons tine old c"ourod Gcnmar aud his bass n the Gc,s
aud Catches was n the tue ulluucd Scauin STYLE and
fchoW- excellence wos mot confined the Instrumental
hi added also 90 the Attraction Of o Vocal Entertainments
The performance altogether well worthy the patronage
bestowed and sincerely wie'i this talented Musical par
every ppsblc succ'ss. They give second Concert this
evening. RICHMOND
From ihcmos authentic have assurances that
The PfOpie O Texas earnestly desire tie Of their
country 90 the u. Sand that they opposed the dc.
Signs Of Great Britain, 90 regard 90 Abolition, DC.
That the subject D. of the greatest importance the H. s.
M one DENIES and he they who may contribute most IN
Union, and anvousy desired by the Texans, will re
cei'r ic paudlt Of the cOuntyboh present md future.
nedis0HiaH.