Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-18
city, particularly in the rearof Browns ana oo'-
mans Hotels.
MD CALHOUN.

The New Orleans Bulletin Of Nov. lo'h, gives
an interesting sketch of Mr. C.'s v'si' 10 VIC
Crescent City and his departure ior Meihpn'.
MR. CALHOUN. This gentleman rece sa',a
the ulmos. courtesy, civility ana .naH =; onr
taions of respect during his solo9.na UNI. N an. and
city. He was waited on curing Z :.:..ns
Saturday by a large numoeI VI ,ha nuest
On Friday evening he died, as .me men
oil the city, with numerous parry y 81 Tho ,ns c;,y
including The Governor OF me S'd'e CIV md on
authorities, at the St LOUIS hSeH m een,h ,hese
Saturday at The 81. Charles Hotel. oh oo.i
Occasions The entertainments were remarhapie
far The shirt and animation OF the company W..
Calhoun declined at either party 10 reIhai,, ruas
mon The floor but in both instances Ie.a'nee
thanks in a very handsome and leeils in nIas;nn
for the Inequalities he had received anu e'3
a, Ihe dinner on Friday evening, The nean'
and welcome OF Mr.. Calhoun having oeen PIP ~
sed by The Mayor OF the city, Mt. y. irp;na The
pressing his Acknowledgements Gcc s,,ovs fool
warm inleres, he had felt and snouM at"aJ cen.
in the prosperity Of this city, ana one'eo " 80
timent So;no.
"New Orleans: What Paris is 10 lhe 1eine,
what London is 10 the Thames; may Ne" o''1"
be 10 the mighty Father Of Rivers
On the occasion, Governor Mou,on na avn,
been called TO his eet by complimentary .oa
offered very handsome and aPPioP'i'.s S.
ment The Mobile Committee, VINO acco.,pa a
MED Mr.. Calhoun, having oeen odSeu,
Cd with much spirit through their chairman.
80 :, rnnaIor # sentiments nearly all piihy anu
en-, onr;ate were offered by different gentIemeH'
hnt ere none of Them reduced to writing.
Tnc Dinner on Saturday evening was even
,,ore sn,r,ren MI Calhoun, ia reoPon"o u .
sentiment in his honor, after declaring 'na' NV
Emotions with which he was inspired oy inc S'nd-
nrsses he had received were beyond any "oius
he could express, offered the following;
aTbe Valley Of The Mississippi: Take II a,l
= al, Tho creates, in The world Situated mid
way between the oceans. il will YET comhalu 'he
commerce Of both, and that commerce ma! "
centred in New Orleans
This was followed by number OF AapPll! ea-
nressed sentiments, and flashes OF vii ana hunnof,
ron, ditIeren, parts of the table, but like those OF
The previous evening" they were not rn' Papei'
and Of course persisted in The using.
Mr. Calhoun left the city al 3 O'CLOCK OH . 91
mrdav evening, in the flne steamer Maria. re
was accompanied 10 The boat BY large coHeo"''e
Of citizens. .,,;.
A, yicksburg, Miss, on the 9Th inst, public
mee,iua was held, 10 prepare for the reception OF
Mr. Calhoun. Both parties participaied-as ap-
pears from resolution, adopted on motion OF Col,
Thomas E. Robins, that Democratic State Rights
man make the address of Reception and wing
State Rights man deliver the Farewell Address
Messrs Jefferson Davis and P. w. TompRlns
Cthe opposing candidates for Congress- were Sc
lec,ed 10 discharge these respective duties. u
committee Of 100 was appointed 10 receive Mr..
Calhoun
Speaking Of Mr.. Calhoun, We find in me
Charleston Evening News Of last Saturday at
,ernoon, the following statement; III is rumoIeo'
that the Hon. Daniel E. Huger has resigned as
Senator of this State in the Y. S. Senate. II IS
the general expectation and belief, that MT Ca'-
houn will be his successor.