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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

o. The books Of the " Astor" record the auto
graph, in firm and straightforward hand, OF John
Quincy Adams-emblematic in every character
istic Of the letters, Of the and the statesman
ltisan illustration of octegenerian triumph over
the impcdments Of time; and talent, uncrustcd by
The vicissitudes Of long and laborous struggle in
this countrys cause, and still vigorous in the main.
,enance Of her dearest privileges. He arrived at
late hour at night, and departed early yesterday
to seek that repose his elastic spirit is entitled to
in the retirement OF his home.
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Ma. T s. HaMBLrS's SECOND AbDsns TO THr
PunL,c-We refer our readers to this unfortunate
gentlemans card in another part of our paper, hav-
ing for its object the best means Of raising funds
Tor the building Of new theatre in Broadway.
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the past year his forte He had erdesvorsd to
sustain the dignity Of chair and 70 leave it, honor
unsulied
Mr. CHARLcx contendsd that the rsolntion was ont Of
order, but the Chair decided II was in order
CHAIR-The OUT ston now is
PREsIpEEr-before the question 10 put wish to with
draw the reso ution (WIhdrawn)
Aid CHARLicK then offered amendment to the effect
that the plan should not 90 into operation till after the
18th Of May. Lost t~
The report was then concrrred in.
Keeper Cor Upon decentralization, the report pay
ing Keeper Cox's rent. was token up and adopted.
Ths NJ P's-By like course the report, paying the
d. P duty PEI formed before their final appointment,
was also adopted
Several other documents of general interest.
then adopted.
Poyins an O6fcsr--The COMMITTEES on Police, Watch
Knapp the furtner Of $50 for injuries received in
resting notorious burglar. Adopted
Some other documents from the other Board OF ndiv
dual interest, were then adopted.
Alter ii o'clock every lew minutes motion TO adjourn
wssmade and lost by Alderman Charlick who wns lett
members having retired in disgust some time previous
me Alderman Of the llth moved suspension Of the
to take from the files report In relation to fencing
certain vacant lots.
1Ad CHARLIcK think. sir that the gentlemen Is out
OF orderDy some best known to HIMSELF he has
become Of paper that was non concurred In
IN the other Board and he would ask il was in order7
CHAR.-It is not. sir.
tot.
Appeal from the Chair TAKEN and decision sustained
30 the paper wss held out OF order
to take the paper from the Ac took it up and passed
It. T. Consistency 10 jewel'D
At twenty minutes post II o'clock, the Board I'D.
journed.
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The Weekly Herald,

Will be Published at O'Clock ths morning-price 81
cents. 1t Is splendid number with three ne wood
cravings.
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NEW POLICE JusTIcE.-We understand the pre-
sent Corporation have agreed in appointing b. Os-
borne to the office of Justice, in place ofex.Jas,ice
Haskell
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ne inq"isit,on II. ihe sli tcemth century
1 r s bod Eens one who Tie mmb xse his
%a s: SS c a., !. e to a:nas ss%
sf i%.s sa e q s. s ". ss. If ,i..
some t'riibe histories connected with tn, nqni.itiou
s' 5 ss,' sYs. sv, M:ss
's 1" r% si sis s's ss
to this 81 nd Soap. Gnrs..' magic Poudres Saddles
s sf Rs fs" ny sss: q s 3
f' III Ts t.
Ell s'sse n $; % s '.ss 2,
eSs curtis Iaadsn ''I For n ses az
Ms che vii be oaaS CT aEss .p ,n
lin III sssS.t.a " sss Dr.
be fu1d ss as rimsnt Of caoic, refamery and Fancy
Assns, Ghesaut street. Philadelphia $ Jordan Min
i S,"% s ssets, D ss PEREZ s,@wiI
D usgqts thcushou. he Union' '""S"''
Rcna what shermar's Lozcnues hav, nan.
Ale. A,s.'r b u Or from Mr. Oh n @ Orient L.
among he rscp and h, dnd svry ssy
h hs s. S,s a,ss ss
@ S s,s s" ~ fed d r' ,s Si
se or OF III D. ctos see. 227 Had street; ,ga Bow.
yi ~ fau hro dwsv 10 Fuitun Brcotlyn Idr1r
Dnic'ns', PHILADELPHIA; and State .reet, Boston.
"s"uh's Sugar osted i"tisan Vegetable
Plsn lis vual msdicin his gr At run IN cn1,nne,cs
H. p"s 10 Ss" Il. G sv s1 n Re % VI
Brf Srnhs sig9 IA on ~ Thee oprorsa,s hly, IN gt
~ sru''ops hr 1e I W. purpos e ini lie genuine
rl uns NAV he he'd MrNss Rs TN 10 ,ir t,u;os
cornI - Bowfy sad Ca,d steel; Mr Kipssd correr 81,
3rdswsy u sIn. AID Mis- I3g LnIrr st,,e
ruthi inoil Al Ohsc '9 Greenwich street near u,on
The Prscrt etaron. 1t sh i u,d he =. n,,,o.
he ed al his the ,hst bodies moe Labls
oh come se"td than at h-r BIC the sudden
change. al The wesh b. citing th,v uDcn tie c,nsn
IN sud qpa'y c The bio d, III sac OF he bo
md 9th Hats Which gtuwae upuon ard moi u.fss
"cn ,eu II - en- established Truth tra no tain or I'll
es ." We esq ced exc om the pre- Of Jepraysi
an III h. not ppsiv u coirupi, socn bee ma "a IL
o sWc " ,erc,'d ON he 10 TN thu fst feelior +
al orsihne the body ~ st have ,sseaI. cleansing in
rje. "a pc, CIT gt, uts Wrslts Iadisp Veee'ebi Ia
AZ dat i req ircl IN cleanse h. ~. cd fcm sljss
ies, ZEN, II cause pun we,krcss and leservn .ne
eost uop y such site of hesh vreor "a ca nal chan
ges cannot effect. ~ "-
BEwAsE o. CONTROVERSIES public a,e c,ut;or.a
gal ~ mi r,- ,it cr, bJilsd susa end cad Improved
lad,ta Vtgtatl- Fills FL. "''''
The oay cer,siy Of getting tie rilht me ce Is 10 mn,
,et BE- Pl.s. s ''' -
an B. Bswm Of all sugar coated coun..rfri. Pills
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AMuscments.

The Bowery Circus will give two evening enter
,aiaments at Jersey City, commencing on Monday
nex' ano The citizens will be favored than we have
isns se line as we understand that Mr. McFar
place and Newark, where they exhibit on Wednesd,yN
Lhs manag Of the establishment hts been trans
ferred 10 Mr.. w. c. johnson.
:, ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs APOLLO Room, No 40
WI De Sc en- by the advertisement
that these distinguished vocals are not TO be inmi
dated ny the factous spirit OF jealousy or competition
come what Will they are determined to go through
aud therefore, while the canldron boiling thew have
not to dsappoint the pub c to witness their
performances adopted tbs "ApoIlo" whers On Monday
snd tuesday evening they will DO prepared TO recon.
pence Their generous patrons for past but
aisappoin'ments Let them be supported for they de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
To he Editors Of The Enquire

ROBERT G. SCOTT, FOR. GOVERNOR.
MIR. Scott came to Virginia mere boy, and at
The College Of William and Mary won for him
self much applause. Such was his conduct, and
such his merit that he soon gained the entire
confidence OF the President, Bishop Madison
and also the heart and hand OF The Bishops fair
daughter.
Young as he was, scarcely had he passed from
his collegiate studies 10 the practice OF The law,
before the intelligent community, in which he re-
sided called him almos, by reclamation to repre-
sen, them in The House of Delegates, where his
brilliant career soon placed him in the Executive
Council of the State.
OF late wears he has become so distinguished
in his profession, that it may with truth be said OF
him he is The first lawyer in The State. mean
iust what say. Take r. q. Scott all in all, on
all subjects, and in all oul courts, he IS oy lhe
head and shoulder taller than any one OF his com
peers. He is wheel-horse, from constable
court up. and hard 10 beat
More and better, he is, and has always been, an
inhexible Democrat of the first water NO change
in him he has never been hMy. bis recent
faithful and very surprising services 10 Inc De-
mocralic cause, inertia il lhdt lhe Dei"o@1"y "
do for him. Moreover, he is private citizen,
and has no public Office to resi- gn IN order 10 De-
come the chief Executive magistrate OF the Stale.
Virginia has many noble sons, and ne who Is
most worthy, should atthis time be selected FOR Inc
Gubernatoria Chair. The Governor OF Virginia
should be worthy OF Virginia.
Whether he be an Eastern or Western man,
should not enter into the consideration OF The Peo'
nlc,s representatives; il is matter OF no concern
none whatever in comparison with his illness for
the discharge OF The duties OF the high Office oil
Governor. That r. G. Scott is every way quail
fed for The Office and that his appointment 10 The
Chair OF State would everywhere, within Viz
sinia, be pleasing 10 her people, there can be no
doubt. VILLA Noo Chu.
Nnn Of Islh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
For the Enquirer.
THE NEXT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


The duty of electng Governor Will aeVolVe
on The Legislature al its present sessio"
names OF several distinguished members u 'iie
Democratic party have been presented TO me pup
lie for this high office; and we would no' arg g
ausht against the fitness OF any OF men, o''
We beg leave 10 add 10 the number already III
nomination the name Of another tried and stauhcn
supporter OF Republican principles-MaJ. Ch's'
YAScEY, Of the county OF buckingham. y
confidently believed, that there is not aho'hef
man in the Commonwealth better qnalfed Tor
The most OF Governor than Maj fancey. lie IS
Distinguished for his practical and common
sense. and is less liable 10 be led astray by VI
sionary theories than almost any other man
He possesses a sound judgment, malured by age
and experience.
Mai Yancey represented Buckingham in The
Legislature for thirty years-a time embracing
the most eventlul period OF the history OF The
Commonwealth He was member OF The me-
morable session Of '9S and 80, and assisted IN
the formation Of the political creed adopted by
the Republican party al that time, which he has
never deserted, and which has added so much 10
the renown OF Virginia.
There are other considerations which enlitle
Mai. Yancey 10 The favor of his native Stale
he has devoted his talents 10 her service in her
own councils and it is believed that his eleva-
ton 10 the office of Governor would have salu-
tary influence in restraining the ambition OF men
of talents from coveling the honors OF another
Government
Mai. Yancey is devoted in his attachment TO
this ancient Commonwealth; and. If elected Go
vernon. he would doubtless do all in his power
10 advance her prosperity.
MANY CITIZENS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02

much more than 100000 bales in all, q apou'
400, coo bales per annum. vi ms a'ho"n.
about half was exported 10 China, WHICH aS'e '
periecrly, as regards round numbers, WIN !nc
above statement oil British imports.) In 1907
India only exported IS 600 bales; last year Inc eH
porls 10 England exceeded 100000 bales; Out 'his
amount is scarcely in proportion 10 inc .nc'ea ast;
manufactures, independent oil It's INFERIOR 4udi
IVY Al the present rate oil consuinp'lul' w
would moi suffice for eight weeks Allowing S. .''e
whole production OF India 10 be hall mliiioh
haos and The res, of the world, al the outside
$50 600 bales. them the whole cotton producuon
Of The world, exclusive OF the United STATES
would but Just suffice TO supply nALFihe Ens'lsn
consumption. What would, in this case, oecoHe
of the cotton industry Of France, The LoNvere'n
and Russia? And have not all these countries
direcl interest 10 preserve the peace! Woulu nv
q lone maritime war with the United STATES ue-
sroy the cotton industry oil Europe, diminiSn 'ne
amount OF wages BY something like forty millions
sterling. and, By the general misery II ~oulo
create lead 10 The most serious revolutions, no 10,
only IN trade, but also in politics! In me. Moun
not such war give The American mahuide.u,.,
a monopoly, and cause The migration OF e"p.",
and labor 10 the United States? Let Mr; u'iHo'
think OF that, when he PIRATES again OF inc A'"e-
rcan equilibrium of power
In the Baltimore Convention the whole Repuo-
lican pary united upon resolution, declaring our
lille 80 The whole Of Oregon clear and unques-
,ionahle" and in favor OF the immediate anneAa-
lion Of Texas. The North and West have STOOD
bv The Son,h in achieving The lalter-buI Il mas
been ,auntinsly thrown on, by the Wing press
ina, he Southern Democracy, having obtained
wha, thew wanted, would prove recreanl 10 their
pledges, and, on the Oregon question, would vio-
late the language and spirit OF The Baltimore creed
of faith This is mol So The South never pal
Ter with language in double sense. They never
deserr their friends in The hour OF need, nor hest
la,s 10 do their duty, when their word IS s;aKfu.
Mr.. Walker, Secretary OF the Treasury, Is man
of Southern feelings and principles. On The Tex
as question. no one did more gallant service
and on the Tariff, We shall, doubtless, next week
have abundant evidence OF his regard Tor the
rights OF the South. He, then, may be regarded
as fair exponent Of Southern opinions, ami II IS
interesting 10 enquire, what are his views upon
Oregon. His great Texas letter, which mel a
response from Canada 10 the Rio Grande, will
define his position" with sufficient di>tinctness:
81 am The Oldest surviving member OF the spe-
Gil committee OF the Senate which has pressed
NEON thai body, Tor SO MANY years, the immediate
ofrupqtion Of The WHOLE territory OF Oregon.
There upon The shores Of the distant Pacific, if
my vo;e can accomplish it, shall be placed the
banner of The Union; ana, with my consent, never
,haIl he surrendered single point Of lis coast, an
a,om ut lis soil, or drop OF all lis waters"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
From the Boston Evening" Traveller,l
A HOME BESIDE THE HILLS.

BY d. c coLEswoRTHY.
| would farmers life were mine
o, for a home beside the hills
Among The where tlocks recline-
And the pure dew oi heaven di>rils
Where grateful breezes fan the cheek,
And living blossoms scent line air;
Where vale and hill, and amle. speak
And the Creators love declare.
For secluded lie sigh
My SOIL delests the noise, and sl,ife,
The heavy air and dusty sky,
The endless cares OF city life:
To mingle with The buslling throns,
feel my spirit was no, made
For, when hear the wild-woo song,
Grandeur and love my soul pervade.
/ feel at home when can stray
In sunny slens and dreamy woods,
And see the ripping Streams that play
Amid the lonely soi,udes =
| love 10 lii ger all alone,
And list the music OF the breeze =
Sometimes swee, and mourn,ul tone
i, plays among Inc whispering trees.
A life among the hills. ask =
It's all ask, . God Of thee
That | may in thy sunshine bass,
With skies SO pure, and winds SO free:
Where. night and morning, can feel
A peace within-a io:e 70 all
With not care my joys 10 steal
Till thou shalt for nv spirit call.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

WILL be- paid for the apprehension aud delivery d
w my Negro Man EDH ARD, who ran away IN No
vember lcii He IL between - and 80 years old stGt
and muscular aud IN stature rather lower than ordinary
he has a dark, smooth skin, with y fun bushy head d
hair and good cunntenancr. lie carried with him !
Roundabout and Pantaloons oil Grey Ca,.lne, some
what worn. purchased him In Richmond about lou,
years ago. Of Mr.. Thomas Williams who brought
him from Washington CITY, 10 which place he rxpresset
desire 10 reiurn and in the neighborhooi ~ winch
was raised, and has relations. He ha- NJ doubt p
cured free papers and IS probably passing by ne nan,
Of BOWMAN; and have some reason = .ulpos- itp,
lie escaped from The county by the AID u rut
ming Banlser and Roanoke Rivers.
THOMAS JOHNSON
Mount LAUREL Halifax Virginia Nov li-cgla.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
MARRIAGES.

Married on Thursday last, by the Rev. Jo &c
s. Wahhal, MIR. JONES ALLEN Ds.Sk' T 70 n,,s ;
Joanna FRAScFs, eldest daughter OF Mf. "on''
Franklin, all OF Henrico county
Married, on the IS, u, BY The Rev. WIN. );
While, Mr.. WILLIAM RUSSELL thomson, o.
South Carolina, TO Miss IhoMAs IA victoria =
WooDsox, daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Wo'dson, OF
Charlottesville.
Married on Wednesday the 9Th Nov'r, By the
Rev. c. Stiles, Mr.. P. l.. ELLIS OF Petersburg
10 Miss ELvrRl H., youngest daughter Of The late
VIM Muntord, Esq, OF This ely.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
FRANKLIN HOTEI-LyscuBuss, v.sGlsrA

This well known Establishment, situated
IA the Main Street, is for rent for one OF more
fssssm years. The House contains 80 bed rooms, 2
@=parors, bar room and ofhee, and othef eohse
nences ssary for the conduct Of large
On the premises there is Ice House, Carriage ouse
and good We'll Of Water; and besides the par ICON
and ard are well supplied with water from Ins 49,
Works There Is stable for 50 horses and ample
room for putting away provender Possession can oe
had on the 10, day OF February next For sppy
Nov. 2s-ewiw !. ~. "an"'SN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
POETRY.
OCTOBER.

OCTOBER.
BY THE LATE WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK.
Solemn, We, beautiful 10 view,
Non,b OF my heart thou drawest near.
With sad and faded leaves 10 strew
The Summers melancholy bier.
The ,noaniDgs Of Thy winds hear,
As the red sunset dies atar,
And bars Of purple clouds appear,
Obscuring every western star.
Thou solemn month hear thy voice,
# tells my sonl Of o'hrr days,
When but 10 live was 10 rejoice,
When earth was lovely 10 my gaze
Oh, visions bright oh blessed hours
Where are thy living raplures now
ask my spirits wearied powers
ask my pale and fevered brow.
| look 10 Nature, and behold
NV lite's dim emblems, rustling round,
In hues Of crimson and Of gold
The years dead honors on The ground.
And signing with the winds feel,
While their low pinions murmur BY,
How much their sweeping tones reveal
OF life and human destiny.
When Springs de;gh,some moments shone
They came in zephyrs from the west
They bore the WOODLANDS melting tone,
They stirred the blue lakes CLASSY breast
Through Summer, iaining in the heat,
They fingered in The forest shade;
Blu, changed and strengthened now, they bea
In storm, Ger mountain, glen ana glade.
How ike those transports of the breast
When life is fresh and JOY is new
Sol, as The halcyon's downy nest,
And transient all as they are true
They stir the leaves in thai bright wreath
Which Hope about her forehead ,wines,
Till Griet's hot signs around il breathe,
Then Pleasures lip its smile resigns.
Alas! for Time and Death, and Care.
What glooms about our way they hing
Like CLOUDS in Au,umn's gn>iy air,
The burial pageant Of the Spring,
The dreams that each successive year
Seemed ba,hed in hues of brighter pride
Al last like wilhered leaves appear,
And sleep in darkness, side by side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02

The New Orleans papers describe The public
grief at the death Of Gen. Charles CuveIlier-
for thirty years citizen Of Lousiana-for twenty
years commander Of the Louisiana Legion, and
at the time Of his death, superintendent OF Inc
public schools of the First Municipality. AS
soldier and citizen, he did his duty and won
the love and esteem OF all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
Err he Ennniref

CANDIDATE FOR LUNENBURG COUNTY.
We do cordially recommend Mr.. Upton Ed
nondson as candidate TO I'LL the place Of MIR. Etc
nezer NJ Hepburn, who has declined serving in
the next Legislature. The stern inaexiblily and
uniring energy Of Mr.. Edmondson, in defending
and promoting The cause OF Democracy, pre-emi-
nently entlle him 10 the support OF every true
Republican in The county Of Lunenburg; he would
do credit to his country, and honor 10 The Old Do
mnion Many Yolsrs az LnneBburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
China Hall.
FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AM
EaDTIICNW ADC 'i

~
EARTHENWA
RYi The ships Montezuma and Adirondack, vi, Y..,
iofk, ana inc virginia. at City Point. from Iivs,
pool the has received the larger portion Of m
supplies; ana by the ship iIarkawsy, from Liyernoo
aahy expected at CITY Point he will receive n. ,-n.
DER 81 his stock of China aud Earthenwarr dirrei f.
r mannaeores, consisting Of new shapes and pattern
ny inc regular packets frnH Boston hr in rrc.in
his supplies oi Glass from the ~ nufacnrrs ara -
pafeu 10 "nrr very large aud desirable ASSORTMENT ,
superior Goods In his line "' ~
county Merchants, and all Others are particuIs,,,
vitrd To examine his goods: and prrrs n. yon,
fnen-, wi be offered 10 those who buy for cash AMI =
punctUal customers. '' ~
very large assortment Of Lamps, Looking Cla,...
stone W are, &c, &c, On hand.
Aug. Of No. - W.s, Main .,,a..
NOTICE.
~ MN RESIDENT KENTUCKY LAND OWNERS
slI'cth-r. having taken charg- of thu Interest,
:, " .Nriai Estates IN Kentucky, has removed .
r'anH'".' IRON 'hlirprr county, Va. he tenders h.
1e /" ~" persons a. have Interests IN lands in
~ "h'ct are likely 10 be- lost for non pawn,
OF ,aAes OF neglect IA other rrspecis A large nor,
OF 'hese aios WI he sold IN January next unless j.
Ia '''hr Further delay may be faqi 10
the INTERESTS oi The riehtiul owners 'Tlr suh.c,,,
will also attend 10 the coil-,t,n of d.h, An IN =, =
State, and has made Infringement. a., On. ,.ca,..,
claims for land or money from IN. rn,aI :, 49,: y.
or State of virginia, and p.ds-- hn,,,f ., a,,,,,r,
and faithful discharge of all trust, ,nnt.d - MIN "
Having been actively engaged in business e.,
years, In his native county of Cup-prr Ii, eff
Judge and Justices Of the Courts, IN. m.mh. ~ r
Bar. aud the citizens generally, for any as,ursnr. hon
strangers may desire. that any business pl.r.S ~ 80
hands will br attended 10 with promptne-, and ha,,
Letters should be addressed Ia him, al Frankio, Ky
and will be answered A. soon rs received.
II the owners of lands prefer To pay portion nf them
for their redemption such arrangements may probably
br made as Will be mutually satisfactory.
He has made arrangements with Mr.. THOMAS
GREEN Of Richmond, Va for assistance in prosrcui
ing Claims upon the Government, and iVr o5iainlt,
agencies generally
Reference IL made 10 hm also, 10 Gen BrrHati rr,
ton and Hon. John VI. Patton. al said city, Tor lt.f
information respecting the subscriber.
GEORGE MASON GREEN
EtanL flrr Ky. Nov. Is l-i5.--cam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02
THE WASHINGTON UNION.
ANOTHER GRAND CONCEPTION.

We have received from Messrs. Burgess, Slrin-
ger & Co. OF New York, pamphlet entitled PRO
Iecl oil National Rail Road from the Atlantic 10
the Pacific Ocean, for the purpose OF obtaining a
short route 10 Oregon and the Indies, by George
Wilkes. We have had no time 10 examine il full
ly-bu, al the very outset, an obstacle arises
which we cannot get over-viz: the construction
otlhe road b. the General Government. The
author claims that his work is entirely distinct
and separate from any other design, having been
prepared in the fall OF 1914.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02

FaoM TaMrIco.-The Mexican schooner Lu-
ma, eight days from Tampico. arrived here yes.
lerday. The Captain OF the schooner represents
that every apprehension Of a war with The United
States had vanished-rhat The presence OF our
fleet on the Mexican coast had done serious deri
ment 10 the mercantile interests of that country,
as shippers thilher from the North could not e.
feet insurances-hat the merchants having laid
these facts before their Government, and il having
through its Special Agent, Dan Luis dc Argo
made representation OF them 10 ours al Washing
ton, led to the withdrawal Of the fleet, as steE
preliminary 10 The resumption of pacific neso
iialions-[N o. Delta, Nor 81.