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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03
NEw YokK, MARcu %, 1917
To The Editors Of he Whis.


Nuginian though IN exile from his native land ,k
deep interest IN fortunes and am therefore much
grauhcd al the great movement making 10 ssva them
by inerua! Improvement They should have been ON /,
larger scale long since, the State possesses the eee.
OF wealth which. when developed the mothcr OF States
men" will resume her wonted nigh rank IN the Concde,
cy. God speed the good work.
And there another OF eNultaton. which he,
leave notice. Instead OF sending TO the Compress ~, ,
Uned States he lone STAR las INV old friend P,ndc,o,
Il commonly sVied' the Wings II Virginia appcar wide
awake 10 the importance of eecung not only him but
halt Dozen more Ihls s contamination devou, 10 be
wshed;' and they should be- able 10 Command MAORI.
~ OF the Virginia members What glorious thing II may
prove be, the election oi President may JeyIy . n
the House Of Representatives
But the purpose of addressing YOU this letter Is 10 ma
remark OF two with regard 20 the Wing candidate OF the
Richmond Di-ire-John Minor Bots Ills high and emi-
nent quahncauons Tor ;be place too well known and
appreciated IN and about Richmond 10 require comment
but take leave express the oprnon thai ~;
restoration 10 the House Of Representatives will give the
Wings 81 the whole country satisfaction than
tue election oi any Statesman kaow OIL Within the last
two years have travelled great deal IN various paris nj
the United STATES and whenever Virginia politics was the
subject "I conversation Ia STEAMBOATS, and elsewhere Mr.
Bots a. invariably spoken OF b. the Wings as the man
Tor the times, he, independently of other requisites for
member o Congress, s bold aud fearless and every way
calculated 90 the strongest IN exposing weak tougb
wicked Administration aud to break IL down. repeat
the Wing OF the countfy will the "glad hdngs"
OF his election VITA great rejoicing.
The victories OF last Fall regard as the mere begnn nc
Of great and glorious political Revolution and n tho
Whgs continue 90 stand the work u November ls4s
the sentinel the watch-0wer vii! exc aim "as well
The war with Mexico, and other disastrous measures
Of the Administration, must place the country m a
amenable condition before the Presidential election
and II will require wise old heads 10 bring US out t II
Fortunately for the Whgs they have in their rank .b
and they vii. command them, n0leHs uolens No common
place statesman IN the White House will be able TO snatch
the country from the brink rum consequent upon the un
wise measures OF the present particularly unwise Admins
auon. But the more distant the day for nominating the
better. HANOVER
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CITY ARRIVALS.

c0trSHs HorEL-ApuI i-R Kills. Eni.yinc Dr. NJ Good
man o,s9se y nsd.t Noe. Cu@serand Carver. AIee
Wright w Wright Louisa. Walker a Alien RaItmorr
vaughan Not'omay w fouruean, Haitian u Hart MOTTO
WAY U NJ Lee Home Russell. Va: Jeer Richmond w IA
saunde'son Cumberland Mr. Holland Jane. q ay,o
Non,sST.y Robertson, bedford; CANNED, Hampton
Scott w Harris. buckingham: Penn A Camp Nelson Col
fo'ee' Bae.nsham. Rice, farnvIe. Lyons Tenn
ishihan, Yotk; wngo w Carter n Carter Amen,
CsHs"vieJ q Paterson, buckingham, w winnr Row
h,tan; } 4 GrgE. No,toway.
CoLrssns HorEL-,prI SID IIar-cos w A Torn,,
Ilowad,vine W Jones NJ. E..,, p. v, ~
rauot Amherst Reynolds North Carona Btown Rurk
ingham: Hughes Powhaan; l. w sp,eI A Thomn.,n ,so,
Vile Beuham Barnes TaEwenC ~ n spears
Jaws PETERSBURG roIman Gooeha aud: Meau1 Amelia; w
James, LOUISA Cramp. Crump N Kent w j pane. Pow
Mines s'' Noa'
CRY iorrL, April l.t.-Jno Blunt. GreensvilelE F
James, LithoP and lady, Davis, DIR Burton Benz
Clopton, Richmond; VIM lbbot,on Yorkshire England:
Dr. Wake, Mr. Flournoy Henry Clay Chesisrfeld Jno
q Hciser, Baltimore; r Taylor, Virginia; w Doug
las, Samuel VI Bailey, New Kent; b Murphy Phila; DIR
VIM Brsxtnn. DIR VIM Geo Pollard, b Douglas King
William; w Tomln. Harrison county; Geo Hannah,
fe,zeT' Barrett, Hof, Jas Campbell r S,earnes,
81 Holt, Dhlatd, Roanoke; Chss Baskerville Meek
enbure w Rawlings, Suuy; HDosser N Cannon
Jonesboro', Tenn; w Warren, sr, Fredericksburg; w
Nay Essex w T. Christian Tazwel Tyler Charles City;
son, DIR J 6 Carter, New Kent,
PownATAN HOUSE, April 2.-wiliam Robinson Balt.
more Jno Lane, Crowfutt, n G. Lynels Geo {; Ste.
senson New York; Judge VIM Daniel, Lynchburg; Thos
Doe, Miss Benedict, Danvle; Judge Brooke Spott.I
wanna; MIR and Mrs Livingston and child, Mrs Coleman
and two scrvs, New York; Sheppard Hanover; Alex
Mclean, and Miss Mclean Carolina; ] + Kent wythe-
vile, Va Miss NJ Young, Massachusetts,; VIM kcnnard
Northampton Mrs Garland. Phila Burton Lynchburs;
Judge Allen Botetourt VI Thompson, Williamsburg;
Jameson, and daughter. Alexandra; Miss Manning,
Washington, ID c; I'D NJ Tomkns, Hanover
ENcHANek HoTEL, April 2.-wm 81 ewis, Va; Daniel
Hickman, Louisa; J McCAndsh, Richmond; X + Lem.
mon, Va; Dunn and lady, Mrs James McIlwanc child
and servant PetofsbuTg Capt Jno Peck York; CLAYTON
u Coleman. Louisa; VIM F Tompkns VIM Tompkins
Richmond; John Wilcox aud sons Prince George
II Parkhurst, Richmond; James II Skinner Norfolk; Ii
Jones, Newark, J; Seymour, Florida; ] X Rowland
Louisa; DR. Norris Charlottesville; K + Omohundro Cor
donsvllc Sami VI Drinker. Richmond Ro Foster Hous
ton; 1 Rives, 7 George; Andrew George. Baltimore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03


Or VERA CRUZ. March l3 lsI7
'-Nothing has been remarkable IN
tins campaign than the quleness with which the oops
permitted land have the assurance of officer.
whose experience qualities them Judge that three pieces
OF canon Judiciousy planted and masked by the small
eminence which ovcrhangs the point of landing would
have produced terrible havoc amongst troops.
cVc hat three pieces planted aud masked and served
with grape and canister shot, would have placed at ens
five thousand OF men h0Ts du combat before thew
could have reached the position which they permitted
to take unmolesied. They could have spiked their guns
upon our advance, retired perfect safety To what
arc to attribute this supinoness | cannot guess
General Scott may have deceived them somewhat by his
Reconnaissance OF the 9th instant IN which he examined
the coast 20 the northwad well the southwark of
the city bat this will for the matter hall
dozen upon each side vi the city could form con-
sIderauon OF ng importance TO them in the way of de.
fence. But So it
There is a norher IN the air-the latter par, Of
our yesterdays gale which has yet blown itself
itolow, Us II threatens, and lasts the perod-ihee
days, the attack must be deferred propoonae length of
time IL will require every hour OF three days land the
howiizcrs and them position and as heavy surf will
oow norther tor at least days, induced to be
eYe that the attack be commenced during the whole
OF the next week-not until the 20h or 2lst inst.
The navy have but little TO say in the matter
her position seems TO be misunderstood may be well to
say that no attack will be made directly upon Sac Juan de
UNua until the city In hands. Our lines will then be
brought the walls and such ships as may be name
with Psxhan guns aud supplied with shells such bomb.
ketches as may be hereafter down from the United
SINUS ahu such batteries OF MS big guns as Colonel Bonn
ford may have prepared aud shipped will once be OPEN
ed upon the case-nol 20 beat down, nor make an
effective breach IN It's walls render the climate too
warm for Mexican courage 20 flourish in.
Before even ;hs step taken the place will be complete
y invested and hunger may indeed render recourse 10 the
method spoken OF unnecessary.
No fears need bo entertained, fancy that the castle
will open upon the city when the latter into our pos
session. think Mexican brutality falls far short of such
atrocity BE this may, am assured that General
Scott will not quarter his troops IN the city but along his
lines outside until the castle may be reduced Ills army
will then, Of course, retire the mountains leaving Vera
Cruz only force Sufficient TO act 4 garrison
Very respectfully, your obd't sery't
INDICATOR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03
ThcaIrc.---uR SHATV,S BENEFIT TO.y NIGHT

deem II but justice call attention 10 the claims of \
worthy artist, who has endeavored the best OF his
10 please the citizens % Richmond. The worthy Manager
OF the Marshall has collected his stock the best coupanv
which has been the Richmond boards Tor many yca
aud hs mas been leung to his efforts and tas,
and commen1ab.c 20 orr cIuzens. The experiment
Of testing whether Richmond would support the Legitimate
Drama enacted by good Stock Company has proven ern
ucn'y successful and universal I1sacton exp esed-
There many good ereeedHgiy good actor VINO have
nightly contributed 10 the amusement OF the public Mr.
Bake who De- The best Comedian IN his line Of w1.m Ame
ca ls possessed J. Elr Jamis1n most promising y-unr
Ifageuiani Mrs. Pope, whose an actress s well
known; Mr. Chapman, Whose cOmlcaIitios have elected
unbounded mfta and Mr. Shaw, who az a f1p--an OK
quse. leader Of the Bon Tonhas out fiickmaned Beau
hickman. His Dazzle, ~ London Assurance, was per
feet As an lnshman those who have seen his MurIocb
Deiany, Ieug1e' &C. can testify 10 his excellence Ills
song Of the Old l-isn Gentleman" sung 10 the lie
and mere ore not few whose ribs hold gruIye against
him tor making them ache with laughter.
Tonight his Benefit lakes place, and when il 10 re-
memDercd that ne mas been robbed u a considerable sum
% BE- 90 be hoped that the citizens will make tim forget h
loss Iu the compliment They will pay his acting. The
fay Will Dee IuE kyars and in his character Of Sir Luz
Gus bIHggcr .c will more than hs reputation as
on lrsh actor The season closes Monday night and IL z
90 De hoped th1t the uless OF the house viii testify the
appfonauon Of the citizens for the efforts which hsye been
eHcrted % please them. The s most powerful Mr.
Blake or Sir Anthony, Mr. Perry o. Capt. AD79urs Mr.
Chapman o. Bob Acfss-f g1ung Boo, SIR Llciu4 o.
Trigger VIZ. Shaw, Mr.. Pope as Mara. To all I say.
give Mr.. Shaw o bumpsr.
A LOVER OF TIE DRAMA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03

=. tok WHio.
ut, over the signature OF "a Merchant asks "why h.
Il that cur citizens do not up the Of
the Richmond and Danvie Railroad 7" The question is
easily answered Every judcious eapitalst n,n. AT n
glance, perceive that the entire subscription would be lost;
that the road never can receive trade and travel sufficient
to pay han ITS expenses aud therefore, when they can in
vest their capital u. 5. six per cen, .,ock with GER
ainy OF receiving their interest they will not invest in
scheme where the capital must be sunk
Again, AT they prefer railroads paving dividends they
can invest IN the fredericksburg Road now paving seven
per cent ai $50 for 500 paid in or in the Petersburg
ana N'enmond Road, (Which must pay dyidends
$40 aud IN the Petersburg aud Roanoke Road which
pays per cent at $40 to SIS These roads arc all con-
suueted, aud in good order and therefore capitalist. would
not have to wait several years for a OF their invest.
men, II any.
Another reason, perhaps. stronger than the first the
Legislature seems determined that no company
Tor internal Improvement shall be allowed 10 pay any re-
guar uNuenas Tor term Of the Stockholders
though the State may be half or
They consider such profit indirect attack upon the
policy OF the State for number OF year,: for at least
S2OOOOOOO has been wrung from the peop, nv exee.-
Nc taAaon and expended not 20 yield any thing
sh'en their b1t'hens. when, had it been udciousy laid
out not one hall the present amount of taxes would be
necessary This Csafly evincod BY the acts OF the last
Legislature that he who may read Tn, Eedericks-
ous hoao mas recently commenced paying dNidend' but
another road was chartered from Richmond 20 York River
"uepLNe II % 'he power OF continuing them. by taking
away halt Its custom. The Petersburg and Roanoke Rail
road Is also paying regular dividends and had every pros
peer OF keeping them up, when thought necessary
In arrest them by subscribing 10 this very Danye Road
hiths OF the capitaland fearing that this would
not be sufficient las II would only divert the trade from
that roadl they actually gave away nearly all their in,e
rest in the Portsmouth Road that again for the
travel The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad is great
y improving IN its prospects, aud would soon commence
paying dividends, but the Legislature, II TO prevent IL
and peprtuate Its policy, has made present OF the CITY
Point Railroad the corporation OF Petersburg II tho
DanVic Rad should be made. the same policy will no
doubt subscribe improve the Roanoke for or
build road Lynchburg TO take the business
from H. think have assigned sufficient reason. why
capitalists will not come forward to subscribe.
A CITIZEN
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ves, Csv1. March 9th, lsr. w "''
From the New Orleans Courier, March Is.
Great Fire!

DrrLoRsHtF Toss of "a rEEry-About 2 o'clock In ,
morning the upper part Of the clothing s,ro IN Chi,trcs
street Cu'tonhOUsc street discovered ~ be m FIRE
Tho ilnmes spread 90 rapidly the building that Mr..
Gucungef saved himself with some officially. Tho fro
spread a. the opposite side of Charles street. whore did
Considerable damage. The splendid Ut Mesus simp.
apn, Albert NRnnui Snison, Sylvester tho drug
store " Mr. Ducongo, and several Others greatly dam
aged wholly destroyed. Tho value Of houses and goods
damaged aud ost cannot be less than $500 900 Most
the property lost insured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03

QrastR PsrRorvp-The Trenton Daily Nows, states
that young man, tho of wealthy aud respectable
Quaker u Pennsylvania. enlisted few days since with
Lieut. McClay recruiting oiccr IN tlat city. Tho uoKt
day biz father hn. Joseph said the old gen.
nfn, "was thee fobcf when thee consented take n.y.
clfnsi wcaponsW "Ycs. sir was" responded the son.
"Ilofe BE- money. Joseph" feI1ncd the father with
moving mnsoo ol he hard ioatuos "and when hco
gets the field II battle thou wilt bcsr mind that Anho.
ny Wayne sPennsylyana, aad inat thou M my son "
So saying, without smother word the old departed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03

force surrender the eusion Of blood and n. m.
Grand unsuccessful he demanded 10 be cent back 20
his General twas then that Santa Anna requested him
tell Gen. Taylor that II he would surrender he would he
he had commission speak with him fS,nta ANIMAL
that other matter but use 20 send any
such message, as Gen. Taylor surrendered"
The New Orleans Atlas adds the following particu-
lars:-
"Much Of tho arrangements OF the battle and of il, con-
duct. conhded by Geo Taylor to Gen Wool and
anty did the latter bear himself. His skill, bravery and
noble daring throughout the day. the 23l Feb
the attention and admiration OF the whole army, and
all JON IN praise OF his judgment and valor-
The veteran Col Churehh who upon the field shared
actively IN the dangers aud trials OF the conflict having
ring the day several horses shot under HIM Gen Tayor
was as all accounts have represented him have been
Rcsaea de Ia Palma and Monterey perfectly cool and
sePos'essed keeping his eye steadily directed every
portion OF the battle field The between these
Taylor Wool and Churchill the morning of the 9th
was VIC are told peculiar impressive and aiicctnVs,
changing congratulations upon the triumph OF the Amer-
can arms against such fearful Odds aud the same time
deeply affected the loss of the many gallant sprs who
had fallen in the conflict
1.-The first attack made by troops on the morning Of
the -, led by Gen Lane, met by the enemy with
great hrmness and bravery, and with fearful odds IN
their favour that victory for moment seemed doubtful
but the skiul management and the destructive effect of
our artillery supported by bodies of fresh iroops soon
changed the fortunes at the day. The Indiana
who bofc the hrunt ut the attack, who received
terrible repuse which compelled them fall back were
subsequently rallied after little breathing umc and were
engaged IN the latter part day in the hotties, of The
conflict. and fought informant expresses A. with
the desperation OF devils.
"O the Mississippi regiment, composed OF about four
hundred men, ninety either killed woundcd-o,e-
fourth Col Jefferson Davis shot in the foot by I.
muskoi-ball, which passed through il. His wound ,.
though bad one, Is not considered dangerous the only
Tear being that modification might ensue."
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Now Music.

We indebted to the Publisher, Mr.. W. L. Montague
for copy OF popular piece Of Music The Wild old
Woods" Duett composed and arranged FOR the Piano by
l. H. " Crosby. 1t is the fret No. Of Of the
/ Songs Oi the Harmonious
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03
Fourteenth Di,lricI.

The last Ps'kershurc Gazette speaks with confidence
OF the election OF Mr. Stephenson, Wing candidate IN
the kanawha District From present indications 1t
says the triumph OF Mr.. Stephenson j. as any
future event can be-"
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Bible society OF virginia

The Managers OF the Bible Society Of Virginia
ae requested Vesry Of ~ Paurs Church this
AFTERNOON a o'el0ct.
~ importance, connected The ap,raetor annual
nneofnE The sociey, d. G mrstior Of Inc
Board 10 therefore requested WIN WILLIAMS Rec sec'y
FOTiCE-On 10 mouoV osabbathJ evening A. az O'clock
sermon vii b. prracri Bapirt Church by Revd
Edward Knrsoi SUBJECT rHs IEcssass ~ tns Frtossos
- rns cnuS'Hr' spa
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hed This Eyennr At ~ O'Clock Rstlind
Bf0thois. lapJl Tns FrcHErarY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03

IL Differing widely from the views expressed br
~ Ch.eH do not feel liberty nevertheless to DENY
hun the OF columns, the discussion OF question
OF public interest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03
DIED,

In Yorktown, ON the s5h ult ahet short lines. nj
menscs, Mrs. CTHARiSf HowAan. consod ol W. How.
sfd hsq delegate 10 the Virginia Legislature eyed sbou
LEAVING an interesting family oi CHI ldfon from ,
age VI ~ 70 infancy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03
military Appointments.

MAIoE-MaHey Gregg OF :. c. OF the I2lh infantry, in
place Of Hays, declined
CArrAIvs-Samuel Dickinson Of y. J John Woflord OF
Georgia, Greet I huddleson and James VI Sc INLAND Of
Tennessee and Edward 4. King and Dan Chase OF Ohio
FIRST LrFuTESANTs-Charl-s i. Spragle OF Mass Ely
Howell OF Ca, Robert Humphreys aud Preston c. Gaine.
Of Tennessee.
SECOND LHuTEsA.Ts-Edwin c. Marion OF Pa BeuIa.
min Yard OF New Jersey, John W. Bronauah Of Mo- J.
julius Wheedrn OF n Carolina, Nathaniel Grant and WIN
D. Gray OF Ga. Robert W. Bedford, Jackson Huson and
VIM. II. Seaweil OF Tenn, Lewein Boyle Of Md Jane.
W. Wiley, Thomas p. T'en and VIM H. G5odlyc Of Ohio
aud Marcelus VI Anderson OF Virginia.
SURGEoS-Rober, r. Richie, vice Moshcr declined
IL The Wings Of New York city nave nominated vii
liam v Brady a. their candidate for Mayorally
j. Senator Weston OF Florida preparing for the pres,
pamphlet defence OF his during the recen, ses-
sion OF Congress
u Charles Ingerso having been defeated in ms Am
bassad ora aspirations has resumed hi, History Of the
War OF 1872 embracing the transactions OF the year 1874
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03

IL James Ross Snowdeu. Of Vcnango. Pa has been ap-
pointed by the President Treasurer OF L. $ Mint in Pha
delphia, vice Isaac Roach, removed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03

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u The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
franklin Manufacturing Company Of Richmond will be
held at the Paper Mill on Monday, 9Th April next
o'clock, z. NJ.
NH rs JAS. c. CRANE, President.
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The New Orleans Picayuns has long letter from On
officer Of the Cult Squadron enclosing papers Of III, CITY of
MeSco 20 the LEI ut They shoe that while tio5 armies
every where sustaining defeats the frontier dc1d
snd violence raging o. home Almon and SAINT, An
MS fucnds eudeavorng 10 heal these dseuuong hY
without much prospect Of success twas believed that ,
Last pronunciamsnto against the existing Government would
D. eventually succcssu. and that some new popular
re would sppcrsede Gomez Faus, the recently elected
Wee Precedent
sfao body soldiers bsd refused 10 from the
city OF Msrco to Vera Cruz saying that "whe they
sad % the Yankees. they afraid Of tho yomio
The Repsticans The Influential paper IN MeEico
openly psoclams the nospsciy Of Conner Fsnas. sud de
mands bis resignation
some sales 81 Church property, a. low nies. havc been
effected, and schemes proposed
ucy
The adds IL 10 AZ yers Cruz generally believed
tho forera residents that tho defence will 30 of the
tsohios description am. however inclined think that
thsre vii h. vigorous ressisace Of 6rst bot that will
not ssi long"