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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

shirt of the Virginia resolutions, VIM" w. tor
Yancey says the delegates betrayed III 'G'S sco'
I"hnM Pal,on and James A. Seddon-ail mere.
,otore known as belonging TO The street sehool ..
cons and 10 have been oil The oa,noun
bIanch OF The Democratic party. MI! Seeuou 40 =
,be yerv Ba. AID OF Virginia in his chiVa'iousu,
voiiou TO Sou'hcrn rights. bis speech - I'm
ed in the Richmond Enquirer, ana II lna an San
that 80 ali practical inIen's ana PuipIr ;,oin;a
Cass's Nicholson Letter comes up W t AZ Se5don
gtouud. The compliment paia oy ~; ms' comnaci.
to Gen Cass is worth qaolng LOT is e9, ~ me-
mess and propriey and the source whence II e"'".
"Our candidate, LEWIS CAss, is man 'o ,hs
and fayorably known to the peoPie " wv
limited States. In early youth brave anu sen;,
rous-then trained 10 the most i@pol'au. o o;.;i
au,;e. "ran;dly advancing through every cisii
e,.,;on of undoubled capacity, enlarged eA-
o.a A;onoo and Al home and abroad adding 10 tne
ponor of the country-of the Purest Prlsd.o
n npnuac,sr-a most thorough Democrat espe'
o o;"i,S commended by the confidence OF he
c CO., North West-apd one who never violated
b;s trust. clothed as he has been, with tne mos'
responsible o 40 satisfied
| thai the GREAT CHARLESTON DEMONSTRATIONS, q
| which Mr. Yancey assisted as the prophet ol
new crusade. will be total failure. Inc Parue'
ENGAGED in il must console themselves Win UT
pleasant hallucnation, that seems 10 nave pe !,
yaded their whole proceedings, and win wn,ci
Mr.. Yaucey was evidently very muen e a su =
that all the Southern States and Statesmen nav
nroyed failhless but themselves, and they aion
are ..trus men" If they thus fancy 'hemselye
martyrs, whom an unsra,eful people canno. .u ~
derstand or appreciate, it will soothe their wa y,
10 the political death to which they are surei
going"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
DEATHS.

Died, on Thursday moning, June 29th AFTER a thSf
and severe illness, Mrs. JACiNTHA ToTTY, vile q
Benjamin w. Totty, in the AID year OF her age.
The friends and acquantances Of the family a'ei
spectfuy invited TO attend her funeral from ne fe
dence Of her husband, this morning, al 10 oflo'''
without further notice.
Died, on Sunday vsning. June o5lh atihe Iedena -
of her son-in law, edward w. Kimbroueh, Esqyy =
Hanover county, in the nineteth yrar OF her s,s
MARY B. STEVENS, widow Of Capt. Rleha aaon ~
ven,, Of the Continental Army Of the ReVo, .Sinnp
Mrs Stevens was lady Of rare qualities, eom H",n OF
the old fashioned Virginia manners with the h.en
the day She was a lady of good sense, anu ns'
member Of the Baptist Church for many years
Eyes! thou art gone; Those happy year,
Renew their course more;
And mingled Joys, and solten'd cares
And fiia love, are o'rr." MI
Died, in this city, on Thursday mornins' -;
June, al quarter before O'Clock, afer IaH
ful illness, which she bore with becoming -" =
tan fortitude, Mrs. ANN S. TYAex, coas0n,.i Mrs
Mr.. Samuel Tyack, and only daughter =. . .ee.
Sarah T. Wilkins in The And year Of i ass and and
The friends and acquaintance OF The fanny, IN.
the public generally, are invited 70 a'!eno vs. = m
neral this friday morning, al 10 oclocs. -
The Is, Baptist Church, without farmer Do, Nv
Petersburg and Norfolk papers please '0''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
ARRIVAL OF Mr.. MITCREL's BRO.
THER.-The New York Sun of Mond.v COW.

"A profound sensation was created among the
rival in The Britannia, Of William Michel Ess
brother OF The celebrated pa,rio'. Immedia,ely
on the arrival OF the steamer he proceeded 10 ,he
Asor House, IN company with few friends
and throughout The day he was visited by hun
dreds OF our public men, Irish leaders. editors
&c. &c. The object OF his sudden and unexpect,
ed visi; 10 this country is understood 10 be copnec,.
ed with some movement in relation TO his brother
and his country, but The exact nature of lha,
movement has not lranspifed Some assert Iha,
ne brings an order from the British Government,
releasing his brother from confinement, on condia
lion that he settles in America, and that be nro.
ceeds Immediately TO Bermuda 10 obtain his re-
lease. Another rumor is that he visits this coun.
Try on an important mission connected with The
agitation in Ireland" ''e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
To the Editors OF The Enquirer:

LOUISA Co, June I7lh, IS46.
The undersigned respectfully announces The
discovery OF New Mathematical Problem. 10
wit: The harmOnizing of UNEQUAL WITH EoUAL
CENTRES ON PARALLELS, by which Circle is made
to perform on Circle. Also New Lever Pow.
er, based upon The above problem, by which
transfer OF pressure is effected. This lever power
will be adapted 10 steam, waller, horse, or hand
power, and with the aid OF the ces,ripela and
centrifugal forces, solves the long soushl.for,
PERPETUAL morton.
The preliminary steps have been taken 10 OBJ.
tain patent al Washington, which, when pro-
cured, will be Tor exhibition ~
GARLAND WALTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

and property, were to be turned over 10 the Mex.
can authorities.
A conspiracy had been formed at The city Of
Mexico, headed by PAREDEs and JAaAurA, to
overthrow the existing government. The te..
patch reads "assassinated five favourable 10
peace"-but does not state whether the conspra-
tors were quelled or not, or what was The final
result.
All the troops were expected to reach Jaapa
on The Dist inst. The Palmetto brought four
Companies Michigan Volunteers.
New ORLEANS MARkETs-Colton was quie.
on the 22d inst. Fifteen hundred bales sold J.
good middling 81 to 6. Sugar, Molasses and
Flour unchanged, and but little doing.
Exchanges have improved.
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TTF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
and beauty OF the ball room, all unite 10 renaer

and beauty OF the ball room, all uni'e 10 'e'"''
The roads are now in good order, and, in addl-
lion thereto, the eloquence of the country at large
will be heard no, only in social converse, oo. IN
old Virginia barbccues and conyivial meetings
of our hospilable people. From The Top OF ,ne
Warm and Sweet Springs mountains 10 me s., Uo..
,om Of Inc Hawks Nesl, alias Mafshali's Pi!lar
you will not only hear the voice OF pleasure ana Inc
renewed heal b, but ",he voice of love" and Inc
amor palria which is SO indigenous TO this sou "
May we not then proudly hope to see you all La a.
lernately, from the Warm &c The Red Suiphul
Springs, taking the grand rounds, lor they have
respectively their diversified attractions and pc
culiar merits4 In The language of The poet:
Ys, who in crowded cities live immuiea,
Midst dust and smoke, and eshalaton. FOUL
From mingled masses Of corruption drawn
IIis To The West, where The sweet ar ,e,.a
OF pure Heaven you'll breathe; where uncon ,n
The cooling breezes play, and from the ehec"
OF nerve-reIaxingh heat, the air supplies
a'''0 'e''''''''" -, ' MONTlCOLA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
From The Charleston Courier.
LATER FROM MEXICO

The steamship Palmetto arrived al New Or
leans on Thusday, from Vera Cruz, whence she
sailed on the 18Th inst.
Mr.. SEWER, our Commissioner 10 Mexico, left
The Mexican Capital on the 18th inst. on bic wa
to this country, and was expected to arrive in We.
"a Cruz On the 18th inst. On bis arrival a, lha,
place, the Custom House, and public buildings,
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Photographed for The Baltimore SUM-
w ,ru,r,r1x, J,,, 90 IL

EXPLOSION At THE NAVY YARD.
Another tremendous explosion look place al
the Navy Yard this morning. Whilst the work.
men in The pyro!echnic department. were busily
engaged in preparing several large pieces OF fire.
works for The approaching Ali July, the male.
rials isnited with heavy explosion, entirely des.
Icying The building. Three men were in the
room al the time, and made mos, miraculous
escape, without personal injury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

We arc requested to announce The following
appointments for addressing The people, for Col.
b. L. Hopkins and Mr. Henry p. Irving as
Elector. for The Third Electoral District, 10 vii:
AT Powhatan C. H. on the Isl Monday in July.
Althe Huguenot Springs in Powhalan, Sin Juy'
Al Prince Edward C II. on The Sd Monty olJuY.
AT Cumberland C. II. on The 4h Monday Juy'
At Amelia c. H. on the 4th Thursday Of July,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
MARRIED.

Married, on Thursday morning. tie 29th instant,
the Rev. Sir. Edwards, Mr.. WILLIAM HURLEY,
Miss ANN u. MORRIS, all Of this city.
Married, at Piney Point in the county Of iano'e''
on Wednesday morning, the l4th June by the Rev =.
Miss MARTHA MARTIN, aged about twenty.
"Blsss the young bridegroom and the blooming bnf'
Till Deaths cold hands arrests the vital powers"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

For several days the weather has been very
hot, and the drough, very severe. Yesterday was
the warnest day Of The season, the thermometer,
on Main street, standing at 49, at IL, M. In The
afternoon, however, we had grateful, though
rather brief shower, which, we tr.sI, will some
what refresh The suffering vegetables and crops OF
oats and corn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

1t is said that a number of old Amsterdam
merchants are making preparations 10 emierale
10 this country. They belong 10 that class whose
fortunes were made in the East India trade, and
who have had money stored away in their cellars
for 25 or 30 years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

"SIGNING OFF."-The Wing papers re-.
fer TO Capt. o. Caldwell, of the Bolelourt Dem.
ocratic Vigilance committee, who has come out,
for Taylor. We can more than Offset this by the
fac; stated in the Staunton Democrat, that Dr.
Smms, the Wing sub.elector for Greenbrier,
and Capt. G. w. Jackson of Lewis county, have
left the Wings. The Democrat says "lberc is
no mistake about this"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.-A meeting
Of the democracy Of the county will be held at
the Court House, at July Court, to organize for
the approaching Presidential Election. |, il,
earnestly hoped that every good and true De.
mocrat, who has at heart the success Of glo.
rious oalse will be nresent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

II NOTICE.-The Democrats of Henrico
county will hold a meeting at their Court
House on Monday next, July Sd. Addresses
may De expected from Mr.. Scott, the Demo.
cratic Elec,or, and other prominent Democrats
By THE CoMMlTrEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

The telegraph has announced mat MI va"
Buren, has accepted the Ba'nburners nomlna'
,ion-bul the following, which we lind in the Bal
imore Patriot, shows that his position is different
in form, though substantially the same.
The Albany Atlas, (Barnburner> has inc Io u,
lowing statement in relation TO the nomina'ioh VI
Mr. Van Buren, by The BaInburners: w.
"The Utica Convention nominated WI. Va"
Buren, as a candidate ior the Presidency con-
trary TO his known wishes, upon The Principe,
that the people whom they represented had r'sn.
10 make This use OF his name; and did not aifec'
The usual notice of their proceedings TO De given
10 him. No communication on the subject Is,
therefore, 10 be expected from him. Bui we ale
mos, happy 10 be able 10 say, upon the best au.
,horily, thai however unexpected and undesirable
10 himself, the position assigned him by the &c
ton OF his friends, Mr.. Van Buren, Will mol, un
der The circumstances in which they have peel
placed, contest The principle with them, nor n.ei
pose any further obstacles TO The course 'hey nave
adopted" <.,., p.,r
burner) publishes the above and says me mos
implicit, reliance may be placed upon H." :,
This then is Mr.. Van BuIen's posilion n
neither accepts nor declines. II he is elected n
will lake the Office If be is defeated ne want
10 be able TO say that he was no candidate!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

In Lake Providence and Madison parishes,
La, the cotton and corn crops are very fine. In
the Poin, Coupee Parish, La. the continued rain
has been very injurious 10 the growing crops.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

II The Rev. Thomas C. Dupont Pastor OF
ST. Stephens Church, in Charleston, s. G., com
mied suicide, lew days since, by taking laud'
apum, while in a STATE OF mental arrangement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

The Senate have confirmed The nominations NJ
Commanders A. g. Slaughter and Oscar BpIlns
Its. c. 8. McDonougb, and J. D Todd and AS.
sistant Surgeon VIM. F. CarriEan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

The wheat harvest (says the Fincaslle Demo.
cfaD has commenced 10 Bote:oun and Roanoke
with every prospect of an abundant yield Of very
superior grain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
The sGpR,seaf-, 'nstsn "-.s'"0'r for Iol'
For the Enquirer.
GEN BAYLY'S GREAT SPEECH OF THE
tc,tY III ~

GEN. BAYLY'S GREAT SPEECH OF THE
n4essrs Editors, I am that your CO.
lumns will be fully occupied until after the
election; YET hope you will find space for the
above speech. II is one OF "Bayly's best" and
need not say thai that is the highest compliment
which can be paid 10 its distinguished author, for
he has never delivered an inferior speech.
want il pnblished-frs', because ii contains
true, safe and sound doctrines; doctrines upon
which The South can, ought and ,oM stand. Sc
condy, because il will add 10 The growing fame
OF one Of whom Virginia may be justly proud
Thirdly, because it is fully endorsed by our cam
didae Tor the Presidency, and in his own en-
phalic language Oo several OF the Virginia dele.
CATION after the nominalion) "word for word."-
And confess do not want or expect any can.
didae 10 go farther. Think you we shall ever
see ang Northern man go beyond i'll am sa-
lisfed we never shall; and if the South should
blindly and recklessy throw away this golden
opportunity 10 elevate this great and powerful al
ly, and thereby strengthen herself, she may not,
and probably never will again, be permitted 10
do so. II The South proves recreant TO herself
and her ''nalura allies" now can she reasonably
expec, aid in after limes2 No; il canno, and
will not be.
have been curious 10 see an aitempt 10 an
swer Bayly's speech. No Southern Wing will
dare 10 do SO, and no Northern man can
Our ticker runs "like the cholera"-and our
walchword is "UNION."
I'VE hope soon 10 find room for this able speech
OF Gen. Bayly.-ENa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

A letter from LOGAN county states that the no.
imitation of Cass and Butler takes like FIRE in
dry s,ubble, while that OF Gen. Taylor and MS
abolition colleague seems thus far 10 be received
with apparen! indifference, even by the Wings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

xyr;,er in the Wing says, that son'e -.
sim. a,bout 1877. or '3s or '39, General oas'
was implicated" in relation TO es''a a'. ~" -
ces for Indian agencies, and that "oeio'e VIZ -
vss,iaa,iop was brough, to close IN Inc nouse'
u. Tycasuyv building ,cas burnt ana inc uoou )
n,sn,s hearing on The subjec, were destroyed,
';as;n,,,;no tba, this was done with the CONN.,
vance of General Cass!) He ados 'na'' - =" -
recollection. Mr.. Wise TOOK ieaoips paw =
the investigation. ,,,,, o-,sc,s ,he
New in the first place, The Wing cofIec's '"'
verv gross error Of its correspondent anu soy
40, he Treasury was burnt in March 81 se'e'
raj wears before. Ql is true, as we ma lfom a
VERY long and conclusive vindication oil 0enela'
cass in the Union,) that Mr.. Wise, rom inc
best motives, did take leading part, and mat Gu
bic molten, a resolution was adopted, calling io'
a, exact history OF the affair." The resoiuooi
was answered in January, 1889, and "ahofoe'
complete and triumphant vindicatlcn oil nv
calumny." Ii appears, moreover, that inc a,
lowapce was made 10 General Cas-, by Inc al
vice of the Attorney General, VIM. WILL @no'
intelligence honor, and strict fidelity 10 MS uu
ties, no Virgnian will assail. so much 10, '"'
ridiculous and malicious charge. We may mere
after find room for the Unions article
Strange that the Wing press should clrcul la
such unfonnded assaults on the character oi VI
neral Cass, to whose personal integrity MI
Thompson OF Indiana, Wing orator al IN
Ratification meeting here, bore unqualified 'es'
| mOnv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

ESt'aet Of a litter 70 tho Editors The Enquirer,
dated, "BurFALo, PUTNAM Co., June 81.
1.-THE nomination of Gems. Cass and Butler is
hailed enthusiastically by every Democrat, be-
lieve, in The county Some few, short lime ago
ielt some sympathy Tor General Taylor, believing
he was as honest as he was brave; bnl, after hav.
ing 50 often declared that he would mt be tc
candidate NJ any party or party clique, and a last
surrenderins, and surendering, 100, 10 a pqrfu
who had given "ad and comfort 10 the enemy"-
who wished, in the language Of Senator Corwin,
"ha he and his brave army might be welcomed
by the Mexicans with bloody hands and hosplta.
BILE graues"-to surrender himself 10 the keeping
ofsuch party, and TO carry out, as their candi.
date, or President, if elected, such measures as
they might pass through Congress, is loo bad
But, Messrs. Editors, il he has gone over 10 paytu
and accepted oitheir nomination. il is cerlainIy 10
carry out party measures. He is no longer The
independent" deliberate and prudent "no-parIy"
old Hero; but The ambitious chief surrenoerjnc %
party for sake of c6fee, eschewing his own words.
accepting OF party nomination, and that too,
from body many of his friends had denounced
as political gamblers" and otce-seeke,s The
people cannot they will mol support him, under
these circumstances"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

Ty The Virginia Democracy have not assent
ed 10 The doctrine 'thal territory is sovereign"
as The Wing asserts. They stand upon The con
trary doctrine iu their own resolutions and they
are satisfied that Gen. Cass occupies The same
platform.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

"The heightened vsaee- Of certain Spartans, in oul
own city, assure u.s. that should the Sage OF Kinder
hook allow his TO he used the color of General
| Casss chances will Immediately deepen from blue 10
back."- Richmond Times.
"The very fact that he had been nominated seemed to
drive many Of our prominent LucofocOs In this city Ia
| desperation. What will they do now We shudder TO
| think. - Richmond Why.
The Times and Wing make a discovery, which
the spirited and enthusiastic meeting oflhe Demo-
cracy, on Friday evening, would prove TO be more
the imagination oflhe writers, than any thing hav
! ing either form or substance. The telegraph news
OF Mr.. Van Buren's position was known al that
time and the "true fire of the flint" that exhibited
itself there would have induced the Times and
Wing TO correct what might have been The sup
posed impression Of the meeting that The Usage
of Kinderhook" had come out for and not
against General Cass.
BY the way, we do not recollect even The
slightest notice Of lha, meeting in any OF The
Wing papers. Perhaps reason may be fur.
nished from the fact, that the distinguished and
talented orator who addressed The meeting a,
length was confidently spoken OF as being for
"Old Rough and Ready" and they Gid not like 10
CONFESS The corn" that his powerful battery was
on The side Of the glorious Democracy.
We think The high Dragging OF the Wings jus,
now may be like The little fellows whislling while
passing through dark forest, sHe was scared
and whis'led 10 keep his spirits up" Good old
Massachusetts" even is not 10 be considered safe
for Taylor, as we are led 10 think from the fac,
that they have bought out the editor of the Bos.
ton Courier at 5000; twenty-five thousand dol
lars, so as to get Taylori.e editor in his place
Would this have been the case if their strong
man, MI. Clay, had been run2 or would eleven
OF their papers in Ohio, be found out of the party
traces, and six n New York and others elsewhere
if the strong reasoning Of The "junior embodi.
ment had prevailed with his parly7 We think
mol, and DOUBTLESS many whtsling Wings think
30 too
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awe are al all times, panied to see any sep ,,sr ~
,ca, orranizaton ON sectional grounds, no matte. "
whose advantage il may But lei u DC Ien,ei
bered that those are chiefly responsible or TINS LINZ
ed 10 force The North 10 submit 10 system oil pfdgfs
The Wings of the South have now the consols'I a,
triumph Of knowing that they have gainea a Int nt
could desire in their candidate, by an homes. eS.
dence in their Northern brethren; whilst Tue SCUM
Democracy have been constrained TO accept cna nt
against whom they solemnly pledged 10 v" ,n
Northern allies as to make his election imposslnie
~'o''.~''' D.. Tymss of JksdHSgQQr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-05
RApwAY's CHINESE MEDIoArEB Soar AND
THE CIRCASSIAN HENNA

TyHtS medicinal cosme,iquo is curative to all
affections OF tue skn impariing hea!th and beauty
To the complexion We have been frequently ssked why
we call kadw 5 Soap Chinese? v c do not pretend
10 say that Railways Soap either invented pre-
pared in China. Not a. all; the invention entirely
our owlso also is It's manufacture hut It's medi
agents are indigenous ct that climate, whist lis beaut
fyihg properties are largely owing tire GIrcassi
Eenna. The lienua is of those neTitorols plants
whose virtues ass cosmetque has for been
known only 10 tie treassIans But by the wonder full
success OF hadway soar In mpattng that transparent
sotfhess TO the SKIN, health and beauty the copiec
ton, - proof positive ri It's and valued virtues
Ths, with other basamic plants, possessing healing,
cleansing, purifying and beauifping merits ,kown
ly 10 us) the secret OF the of Radway
soap Railways Soap ~ speedy in lis effect of wing
Tan, SUnhurn, PinIpes, Bloches, rusiulcs letters,
Cures sah Rheum, Bingworm Rash and mosquito bites
For shaving It's excellent for the Toilet unelaled
sold Tor IS cents, large aud 2& cens' sna tablets
me principal dcpots 81 Court nd street. 55i Pearl
New YORK. ia G RAILWAY x co,
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sold IN Wheeling by FAIRCHtLD,
ausl0 AGENT