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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24

AN EXPERIMENTAL ToDDY.-"You've
had i've todies already this morning" T"
said bar-keeper. yesterday, to one of
his hardest customers, who had called
for sixth. aaa.
"Haye IL" queried the chap. -
eyes, you just have. Don't you think
another will get you drunk?"
swell, l don't know--make me one
and we'll see. It's always best to be
trying experiments, ga rsg
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24

DoN'r be in hurry to "pop the ques-
tion," young gentlemen. A friend Of
ours courted lady for twenty-eight
years. and then married her,. She turn
ed out to be perfect virago, but died in
less than two years after her wedding.
Snow" said our friend, in a self COM
graduating tone, "see what ], escaped
by long courtship." s9ads o.t ssto.rea, 4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24

Besides these are several German in>
ventions of which we cannot ascertain
the date, such as door locks and latches,
the modern screw auger, and gimlet;
the cradle for harvesting, &c. &c.
Surely nation which has made such
contributions to the interests Of literature
and the arts must occupy high rank in
the scale Of intellect and ingenuity. 4 /
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24

A QuANDARY.--A baker with both
arms in the dough up 10 his elbows, and
q lca in the leg Of his trousers.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24
Ingenuity Of the German.

The following are some Of the inven
'ention which have originated in Germa
ly-among a people whom the America
Natives would exclude from our shores
AID. 3. 55 s5 ls. .5
s $50 Saw Mills, .atE
.E s9s Sun Dial, .'a
500 Fulling Mill.
1910 Tillage Of Hops,
HOO Wind Mill, r.
Oil Painting, ..
1910 Spectacles,
1900 Paper of linen rags
1912 Organs " r.
1918 Gun Powder, a'
Cannons,
1850 Wire making, .. a
1880 Hats, i. ra.
1879 Pins, a-. ... s.,
1889 Grist Mills, ,....5 -...
1923 Wood Engravings,
1896 Printing, '.e ''..
1439 Printing Press.
144O Copperplate Engraving,
1850 Printing Ink,
f 1852 Cast Types,
1851 Ginning Of Behs. s
1900 Watches, ~:
Letter Posts or Mails.
Etching. ,4 sg Nj i.,s \.
1900 Boiling apparatus,
1886 Spinning Wheels,
1916 Almanacs, ~.
Stoves, ~"
Sealing Wax,
1890 Telescopes,
1910 Wooden Bellows,
1920 Microscopes. t"
1888 Thermometers,
l643 Mezzotint Engraving.
1850 Air pumps,
1862 Electrical Machines,
1855 Pendulum Clocks,
1890 Clarionet,
17O6 White China Ware,
1707 Prussian Blue, l.t ...,-.
1909 Stereotyping, oa
1717 Piano Fortes,
1888 Solar Microscope,
1853 The Gamut, 5 .-'
..f 17Q9 1ithorrenhv '-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24
s.1'esU .H0e .1YNnasf0Ca0rg, at

i.igV'esU Hat .EYassasfNCdOrg, al,
y FRANKLIN, PORTAGE CO. OHIO
siTsHE subscriber would inform the citizens
i of Franklin and vicinity that he has open
ed shop for the manufacturing of Hats in the
building opposite of Z. W. Lincoin's Hotel
in Franklin Lower village. Hats ofthe best
quality and latest styles kept constantly on
hand. .3a.all e.i,u' ]. NJ. HADDEN.
ig Franklin, Aug. q, 1345. e,, as 10tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24

The following are some Of the inven-
vention which have originated in Germa-
ny-among people whom the American
Natives would exclude from our shores:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24

yKTHITE FISH. Extra Lake Superior
wv in Barrels and half Barrels, just re-
ceived. GILLETT g. Co.
June l34S,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24

sXNTALL PAPERS.-A large assortment
w of Wall papers and the best article for
one shilling ever sold in this Market saja (
te II. l.. DAY, g. Co.
August is, 1845. n 3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24

INTO COMBINATiON.--We will pay 10
lN cents for good fresh Butter.
\ ,8gsE.. sg H. L. DAY & Co.
August 10, 1885, aa l5ja
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-24

THE SubscfiberI
makes and keeps
constantly on hand
and for sale all
kinds Of Enyers
plated, Brass, Jaa
'paned Timed,
SaddIerv.t7C Carris
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

BRlTIsu MoygMEST-The British government,
il seems is directing lis attention and lis action
10 the defence OF Canada, and the movement is
entitled 10 full as much consi GRAFTON as the bnS-
ternes of The ministers in Parliament. The
Kingston Wing states that Mr.. Tucker, The adj
mralty builder. arrived by the last steamer on
tour of rapid military inspection. lie visited
Kingston. and left Immediately for Toronto and
Niagara To this announcement The Wing adds:
"Itis said that he will pass rapidly along both
shores of Lakes Erie and Ontario and return 10
England with all convenient speed. While all
present idea of laying down the keeS OF The iron
steam frisates al Kingston dock-yar must be
abandoned, we cannot help feeling that the
prompt attention of the hoard of admiralty 10 the
detenceless state of Canada, in thus sending out
their builder 10 inspect the actual condition OF
things, on both sides, proves that abandoning The
Canadas TO The argresSions OF our Yankee neigh
bors, is the last Thing 10 he apprehended
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of the 30th
nh states that, during The past few days survey
ors have been observed stalking ont the grounds
near the ruins Of old Fort Erie, in Canada oTpo-
site the Buffalo lighthouse preparatory, i is said,
10 erecting new battery and oreaswoIks for
defence The position OF land selected says The
Advertiser. SIS parallel with The mouth Of our
harhur, and about two miles from parallel with
the new redouht now in progress OF erection hy
our Government on Prospect Hill. The distance
from the lighthouse 10 The Canada shore is 1900
yards, Ca mile and a kaf) and the location chosen
By our neighbors commands the Niagara at that
point, while our new work is much higher, and
beyond the reach of any battery that could be
erected on The opposite shore-slll too far from
this harbor 10 counleract the influence Of the pro-
posed Canadian fonifcaion. The Niagara is
600 yards wide a, prospec, Hill"
P,uueu'r1 Dj1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
TIL MEXICAN INSTRUMENTS

After We published in yesterdays paper the pa
ragraph stating that case had not been
made out TO authorize the President OF Inc United
States, under the appropriation OF Congress, to
pay the two instruments alleged TO have been paid
by the Mexican Treasury 10 the agent Of The U.
States the Northern mail brought US the New
York Journal OF Commerce, with letter from its
Washington correspondent, OF the 3lst May. Il
reads in The following manner:
A leller was received from most reliable
source in Mexico, (hy the Eugena, believe, }
stating, that the tro first inaalnstnts Of the Meri-
can indemnify hare been pad. The writer states,
that he had acquainted MIR. Walker-,he Secre-
lary Of the Treasury OF The fact. Here, then,
is The tardy confirmation Of The statement made
in Angus, last BY our Envoy, Gov. Shannon,
that the instruments had been pad By Mexico
TO the agents oi The United States authorized 10
receive them. Six inslalmenls Of the indemnify
are now due, and no! copper has ever been paid
TO The claimants Itro instalments hare been pd,G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
MARRIAGES.

Married, on The l9th of March last, bv The
Rev. Samuel Sumner, Mr.. WILLIAM F. Hart
TO Miss MARrn, A. w. JoSFs, all Of Hanover
e. Richmond Wing and Christian Advocate
will please copy.
Married. al Farmers Hall, in Essex county, on
THURSDAY Is, Of May, BY Rev. John Bird, AIS.
TIN NJ. TRlBI.E, Attorney at Law, 10 MARY
ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of Thomas Wright,
Esq, all OF Essex county, Virginia.
q Whig, Religious Herald and Fredericks-
burg Recorder will please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
NEW YORK MARKET. Tuesiia

NEW Okk MAXIM T. i, ue> =
FLora-The receipts continue ~
large portion of The supplies are goips =,
The demand IS very moderate, and I. - !,
king are al a slight fall; Genes>ee : / /
4 50 a 4 sol, and Michigan and oa@.' !
4 30: New Orleans is very dull al ~
Middlings G2l 3 S7s; Middlings J :,
Ship. s,uii' rs az 3D. But lille dong !. ! q I:
ern; Georgetown, Richmond country a. ;,
DIVINE ST.. No Richmond city he'''
. 81, a 2 Sol, Rye Flour a 3 III. !,
CoTToN-Buyers yesterday demah1.
cession OF c, which was not suofil,"
there were no transactions. To.da; y. :,
some small sales Of me finer qualIies , -
very slight reduction. The genera l',' i
is that prices will break al c. 0sc''.
common and inferior qualities. ,rb,.
GRAIN.--A small sale OF Genesee o., ~
been made al los els; small sales q :, 4,
g. c:s., Oats 81 CTS; Sales OF I"e6s,
40 Cts, measure. and As cts, weigh; az ', q :
WHisgEY.-Barels, common sea :"
State Prison 22t; Drudge 81. .,l,s :.
HAy-The supplies are mol isis''
SIS cts. .,...csl' :
sales oil old Ohio Prime al S9,:3 aa1 ee,i
37.; New is very dull al 10 is. ,,.n,,..-S
is llule or nothing doing. Picked W., III
81 cts; and Shoulders, !! cbss
cts. But little doing in Bu.'ef :. - "a 4.
bEEswAx.-Sales Of 2OCU 'os a Cs.s Z;
OILs.-Holders ask 33i CTS. Tor "TIC.re
sequence OF The advance in Europe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
The democratic Review" comes 10 This con-
clusion:

The democratic Review" comes TO Ibis con-
clusion:
"Upon the whole matter, we have formed an
opinion the mos, decided, ,ha, The American claim
is founded in Law and justice; and we think we
do but declare tie decision Of The American poo
pie when we say, lha; the 49,h parallel is a rea-
sonable and proper compromise, and the South,
ernmost limit which America ought 10 concede :
The New York Evening Post introduce, Ibis
extract with the following striking remark:
whether England, by her incaulious and m.
prudent interference in The affairs of Texas, may
NOT REQUIRE curb, before The question is settled,
is another question. Yet, as her efforts there are
likely 10 prove unavailing, We may perhaps look
very safely hc peaceful solution OF that question
also"
The British ministry. indeed, ough, to be aware
of the mschiets which their accredited agent,
Capt Elliott, is now doing. His indecent and
understandable interference with our relations TO
Texas is producing fame through this courlry,
which must extend itself To every other unsettled
question between he two nations. The Oregon
controversy requires the most conciliatory spirit
on both sides; but how car We go into this dis
cussion with any definite prospects OF success,
with our feelings eE,biltered by the tampering in
trigues Of British agent in Texas and in Mexi-
co., Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
BALTIMORE MARKET-Jnnc 4 s P

BAL lhOhFs MANN T.. --JHuc ., y 10
FLorR-The market for Howard stree, r.
presents no change The demand is lin.
stock small. and receipts light. Small sae,
good mixed bra are made from stores a. :;
Holders are firm al this rate. Receipl price +.
cars Isl 31,.
We note the sale Of a moderate parcel Of y
City Mills Flour at 90, and parce! Of sal
ard, old inspection, at 4 31,. Holders q ,'s
ground ask { sc. a 1 G2..
Sales OF Susquehanna Flour. by retail IA,
4 30. Sales OF lst Rye Flour a, 3 90.
GRAIS-We note sales OF two parcels Q. PEI
sylvania best red Wheat, al 90 a cents ]
Gay parcel of light fair qualuy PenE>y.a'
red was sold al SO cents We quote sooi'o~-
MARYLAND reds at 30 ! - cents Sales Z! :.
white Wheals, Mary land and Pennsylvania
100 cents per tUsEe
Sales OF Maryland White Corn q, 3S a& =
and OF yellow Il ii cents. Sales Of PeGrstf.
Rye al - a ~ cents.
A parcel OF 400 bushels hearr PenD'y'y.'
Oats va. aG,n al 81. Gems We quot Vi
land al ~ = 70 cents.
PR@lsloNS. Within The last few DAYS e
have been more inquiries after Bet AMI I
and some small sales have been made a, r
above onr lasl quotations, bu, there IS no cta.
in The marker generally Of >uliicien, ,miors.
Ia warrant The alterations Of previous rates !!
following are the prices demanded Tor Ra.ns
packed, VIZ: Mess Polk Sl3 - a Is 20; T.
10 \ ~; Mess Beet 10 80; No. ! 9a9 y 4
Prime :. Sales have been principally ma
low The highest figures of the range. We
a small sale Of p bbls superior Bal,imcre r,
ed Mess Pork Al Sli; 80 bbls Prime a 7
bhls. No. Beet at 9; l25 Prime FIR "a
cash. Sales Of Western have been ma
low The above quotations. A sale Of 300
Mess Beef at so; and 50 bbls. No. 81
all on time.
There has been rather more enquiry ai,s' 4
con within the last few days and The 50
market is somewhat reduced, The sale y
greater than The receipts. There is houeT-'
alteration in prices The following rates 4,
manded for Western, viz shoulders ); .
sides 6, :, G.; assorted : :, G, ham,
g., and some superior small ~ . cents. J"
rate sales al those rates. a sale Of - les''s,
shoulders, sides ard hams, al e. aud = r.
lively, al which rate the principa sales ~
Baltimore cured i not much in demand
ders are held al d, cents, sides al :: ceiN
hams . 10 10 cents A sale Of 200 nam
cents cash. Lard continues in demand :
Western in kegs is held AT $ cents ior inter
81 81 cents for good and prime. Wtse''
in bbls is held at y 10 $ CENTS W teal
sales
WHl>KEY.- Sales Of hhds at 30: c's, T.
bbls al 81 81! CT American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
LOOK AT THIS !
ToYT'S PRIZE OFFTCE.-Drawing Of
II Leesburg LOTTERY, Glass No. %:
E3 05 30 % SS lG e Ii lG %

TTOYT'S PRIZE OFFTCE-Drawing Of
II Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. %:
G3 25 SO 80 5S DC SO ii l6 % , /.
Alexandria, Extra. Glass No. 1871:
10 4S lG 25 Az 40 AZ 65 81 80 10 6. II.
Alexandria Extra, Glass 1872:
o. As IL "a 81 SIS ~ 10 IS 81 20 6S 26 IS "a.
Alexandria, Extra, Class No 1888:
81 Is % 6S 50 % 35 10 70 "A 80 81 i6 36 10.
JuneG
IT. RUSSELL BIGGER's OFFlCE-Draw-
l. ing OF Grand Consolidated, No. A:
SIS Sc 10 81 c. 10 % IS r.
Whole Nos 81 IS. small Prize Of 5000,
and Whole Nos s. IS y, a small Prize OF Si00;
both sold and paid By I. r. BIGGER.
Drawing OF Pokomoke River Lottery, No lO9
% oS 25 80 10 80 35 3 SO IS "a Is Is.
Half Tickle, Nos 3 10 81, still another Capt.
tai, sold and paid BY T. Il. BIGGER.
Drawing Of Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass 10:
80 l6 II 20 % s 23 sc ~ 80 "a So SO.
Whole Ticket Nos. 80 50 TO- a small Prize OF
$500, sold and paid BY 7. R. BIGGER.
Extraordinary Grand Scheme $4,000, e, 900,
10000 Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. A.,
DIR avs at Wilmington, June 2lst. Grand Capt.
tails: S5OOO0 10000, 10000, CTS, 10 Of 1000 OF
1900, of $50, 100 Of 1000, $50 OF 5O0 $500 dol
lars lowest No. prize,) $500 Isl and ID drawn
numbers, &c, &c. 70 Nos. IA ballots. Whole
,ickels 90 dollars For tickets in The above grand
lottery, or in any olery, call on or address
June T. r. BIGGER, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Jntt
CorrER-The only transactions are "a
1000 bags Rio, mostly on terms not pr.'.
GLIDING very prime lot Al &C. on ,imr.
FLovR-The market tor all de>crltNl
Bread SUITS continues lansuid small :
Flour, shipping brands, al 81. 81.
GRAIN.-The arrivals OF all kinds taie
light, in part owing 10 break 10 he Caf@
notice sales Of Penna. rcd Wheat AZ 20. y.
rior, 9la92c. for only fair, and 9Sa loOc !"
prime, part in store, taken ior starch y. =.
Rye-We quote Penna. Soc; Com N ~
mand cargo OF Southern yellow l,rdrg'.
and Penna 43a4ic. for mixed, and ilc. !,
ronnd. Southern are worm ~
Sugar-There is little more enqnif'i ~.
aIe only in small way 10 The liads fae'.
bags while Brazil sold on private lHns = I
of The market. Whiskey duh We tu0'
20ia2lc., hbIs. 2Ia2l lc.-IG. ). o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
MOND, VA
Friday Morning, June .. 1913.
Tup WING AND THE "RIcnMoSD UNTO"

THE WING AND THE "RICliMoND IUAIo'
we have but single word in reply 10 lne
Wing. That paper asserted boldly, ihal ''e ~
mocrals care The people, and not The WINGS ""o
have for political and local considera''o"s' ="
peded The march OF improvement IN lheif co"".
nv" (Wesiern Virginia) II, moreover, on ''e
same occasion, proclaimed with equal po'uneSs
ina, SHE Wings Of Eastern Virginia, az me mass
have ever been, and now are, friendly 10 improve
meps and your (lhe West's) interests -auui''s
che records will avouch what we say. Now
we unIolled those records-we showed, lha' 'he'e
pas M foundation for The Wings assault upon
the Democratic pary-that The appropriations
we,- 70, carried or defeated on political bul on
sectional srounds-lhat as many wings as De-
nocra,s yo,ed AGAINST 'every fair scheme OF IN
,ernal imnrovemcn,'- and that, therefore, The
West could no, Justly blame Eastern Democrats
more han Eastern Wings for the policy Which
has been pursued
Yesterdays Wing admits The details we fur
nished from The records 10 be AL true no uo"o'
I'm, comes back with The triumphant general
FACT" which is paraded through It's colnmns IN al
The richness of Hal,cs and CAPITALS, thal as 10
The pcl,cv ef The country in ~ years, thev (lhe
Wbosl have never had the command OF me Le-
o;slaure !" and that, therefore, 'for 80 years, (2o,
in another placell the Stale has groaned and
d,c;udIca, and droyfcd, under Democratic, JACK
son SWAY. until the State is become, what win
her real decline in dignity, and her Still more Ia
tal decline in political weight and relative social
nosilion. pretty nigh The most oontemptible STATE IN
Inc rn,oa :" (nighy complimentary
Now, we shall answer this general fact ny
particular fact 1.-THE Wings in The Legisia-
,nrc for any Of the 90 80 years, had voted, I'm
The mass" for any OF The "fair schemes OF inter-
nal improvement" they could have carried any oil
Them in spite of the Democrats holding The COM
mand Of The | legislature. But, as the records
show. they did nat st vote, and, therefore, are
equally responsible Tor the failure OF The schemes.
Bu, why did not they cast their ballots, and save
Virginia from the 'con,emp'ible' position into
which She has fallen? Oh. says the Wing, il
was The "Richmond Junlo which sat like a
nightmare upon the bosom OF Virginia, and
s,upped the circulation OF her very iiie-b!ood :
These Wings, We presume, were terrified al The
dread monster who had ''poweT,' and were not
free agents, 10 vote their true sentiments we
ayouch The records 10 show" that, il The Wings,
IN mass. had voted for fair and liberal system OF
improvements. it would have been carried. But
The Eastern Wings preferred 10 vote against such
sys,em-and, hence, are at least as much re-
sponsibe Tor The present condition OF Virginia as
The Democratic party. Is the Wing answered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

Foster THE FANATIC, is raving in Boston and
imprecating dissolution of The Union, and de-
struction TO the churches of the country. His
compcers, Abby Kelly and Miss Hitchcock, do
not appear to be on hand. Wendell Philips, who
ought to be in better business is taking part
STILL in those disgraceiui proceedings aided by
Douglass the runaway negro-fN J. Express.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

BROOKLYN Navy YARp-There is at present,
says the New York True Sun, an immense deal
of wo K going on at this mandatory of our ma
rional buwarks. Ii is evident that the Govern
Tnenl is wide awake on the subject Of preparation
for defence in case of need We counted on Fri
day abou, thousand large pieces of cannon on
the green below the Hospital.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

On the first OF this month there were in COM
mission in The British Navy two hundred and
thirty vessels Oflhess upwards of fifty vessels,
carrying one thousand guns. are upon the East
ern aud Western coasts OF this Continent, and
capable OF being speedily concentrated al any re-
quired pon,s.-[B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

We ars informed BY our neighbor and friend
the Southern Churchman, that The Rev E. A.
Dalrymple. has been unanimously elected, by the
Board Of Trustees, Principal of the Episcopal
High School of Virginia. MIR. Dalrymple, we
are gratlfied TO stale has the confidence OF the
Board and friends oflhe High School, as one ad-
mirably fl,ed for The important and responsible
station 10 which he has, with such unanimity,
been appointed We have not understood the
precise time at which the principal will reopen
The school, but presume it will lake place about
The first Of October next Alexandria Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

We regret that we are compelled 10 postpone,
until Tuesdays country paper, long and valua-
Die original article on The application and &C.
lion OF pu,rescen, manures." 1t is in type, but
is crowded ont today.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

The report, that Fashion and Peytona were 10
run another race over The Canton Course, near
this city, is incorrect. Fashion has been "lnrned
out" and will run no more this Spring Neither
horse, after The race NJ Camden, were in condi-
ton to run again soon.-[ BaHimose Pot,iM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
/ From tie y. y. Cur1cr, French Paper.

From tie " u Currcr, French Papy]
The European news is not devoid OF interest
or Importance. We would here mention The fact,
that he arrivals oil the Great Western and at,er-
wards of The Caledonia, had almost dissipaled the
alarm Of war on that side of The Atlantic, which
the inofiensive declaration Of Mr. Polk in his in
augural address, on the subject of Oregon, had
excited. The English have waited with great
anxiety the result OF the menacing answer adj
dressed 10 The Presden, By Sir Robert PEEL and
their satisfaction has been very great since they
We learned that his smart or pert reply ire
panee) has caused more establishment than wrath
in this country. And il is well understood that
The warike wishes (yearnngs, propensili's) OF
The British cabinet has had only The effect OF a
blind "a cover ruse;) and that The object was
more 10 ip,imida,e the enemies OF the Irish Par
i liam on the question of the Maynoolh college,
than 10 brighten the American people on their
march 10 Oregon"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

HOYT'S OFFlCE-Lotery draws at The
Il Exchange to-day. Capital 1000 dollars
a certificate Of package OF PC whole tickets
costs Sl2 IS, halves G A., quarers3 % Tickets
ldollar-for sale until IL o'clock.
10000 dollars Capital Tor this evening. Tick
cts dollars-tor sale al
HOYT'S OFFICE, No. 3, Exchange.
June 6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

We dropped in al The Theatre on Wednes-
day and saw one acl Of Knowles "Hunchback."
The performance was very fair and should have
drawn better house in these dull times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

New YORK Posr OrFcs.-We ought 10 men
ton the enerprizc ana activity displayed at The
post Office in this city On the arrival oi !le
mails By the Cambria, the clerks were ready and
the whole mail assorted and delivered beior. nine
O'clock on Monday night. Heretofore The mrr
chants had 10 wait I'LL the next morning for their
foreign letters v Y. Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
OFF &c | A L.
NAVY DEPaRTMENT-osp &c.

June g.
Lieut.. Chas. S. Boggs, leave three months, and
10 qul, the United States.
Professor J. II Huston, detached from receiv-
ing Ship al Boston, and waiting orders.
Teacher l.. A. Bianchini, detached from rccciv-
ing ship at Boston, and waiting orders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

The shin William Badger arrived Yesterday
from Rio d.. .Taneiro, whence she sailed on the oh
April. The English steamer Firebrand had arr.
we'd from Falmouth, with the Hon. Mr.. Ouseley
on board, bound 10 Monie:ideo. 1t was UNDER
stood at Rio de Janeiro, that The British Govern
ment wonld interfere peremplorily in The troubles
a, the River Platte. and that Mr.. Ouseley was
commissioned with thai view.
The war on the Rio Grande had ceased, and
the event was celebrated at Rio By the perform
ance of TIE Deum.-[N o. BuVe TN.