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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30
Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-

AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT-THE AUSTRIAN
NISSION-it has been to-day intmacd from IN auihona
rive sonrc that an important resolution will be offered in the
Senate on the day Of the session Should such reso-
n,on come from hands ol Genei! Cass one of the
firmly established fathers Of the body II would unqnestion
hl, receive reasonable share attention and consideration
even though il might pass the Senate Il ia well known
that there has prevailed throughout the length and breadth Of
r land bu, ono sentiment in relation the course pursued
nv the Austrian Governmental sentiment OF utter detesta
ZION and disgust Very OF our most distinguished men
nnbecomino 10 hold any diplomatic intercourse whatever
with the bloody and dces,able Government OF Austria, and
il is understood that the resolution alluded TO- VIII be one oil
INQUIRY into the expcdency OF suspendng at least fora Tune
a sch intercourse The motive for sucha resolution might
be msconsrued very possibly and might be said that IL
had been PUT forth mainly because an obnoxious representa-
tive had been sent 10 the Court of Austria But of one
thing there can be little doubt The fit mission 10 that
country will not be authorised by Congress Upon this
point opinions have been expressed by men Of all shades OF
political opnion.
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"pOOR OLD Joe "

The ~ o. Couier with almost ncXcusabc cruelty brings
back the silly and eAiraragant songs OF The Fimorenes
during the late canvass Ia plague the inventors Ten
Walker Was s,s,natizcd by them Poor Old Joe in their
songs and riary aud s!andcied in every possible way but
his triumphant election by 1912 MAJORITY in Cen Taylors
own State is the cbuke thar be administered
10 them The Courier with is rimitable dry humor thus
'piles the agony tho 'prematurely" cxu,ns Whigs
AT the late the horse that Wing brethren polite
Is dubbed "Poo Old Joc turned out TO be complete take
in so fa as they concerned and the course
like streak of lightning Tic cong manufactured BY our
Wing brethren and sung their meetings and gatherings
before the election would be adopted by The Democracy
one OF their staple birs il il for lis double refined
elegance which renders ncomprehcsblc 10 their ohrse
minds; for example,
Take the saddle from his back back, back,
Pull down the fodder from his rack
Turn him OIL, 10 grass,
And let him 60
Poor Old Joc
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The following beautiful verses copied from the Boston ros
70 by T. READ esq the poet and painter OF Philadelphia
SOLEMN VOICES.
heard from out the dreary realms Of Sorrow
The various tongues OF Noe;--
One said 'Is there hope in the tomorrow :!
And many answered. "No'
And thew arose and mingled their loud voices.
And cried in bitter breath,
ain all our Joys the Past alone reJoces--
There no JOY but Death
ooh dreadful Past, beyond thy midnight porsal
Thou hast usurped our peace
"And ii the angel Memory be immortal,
When shall this anguish cease z
And suddenly within the darkened distance
The solemn Past replied,
"In nv domains your Joys have no existence
Your hopes, they have not died
enough, comes TO me except those ghosts detested,
Phantoms OF Wrong and pain;
Blu, whatsoever Affection hath invested,
TIL eternal years retain.
"Then stand no more with looks and souls deJecleo
To WOO and win Despair:
The lows We mourn the Future hath collected,
Your hopes are gathered there.
Rand az the dew which leaves the morning flowers
Augmenis the after rain,-
And as the blooms which fall from summer bowers
Are multiplied again.
$50 shall tie Joys the Future holds i'll Keeping
Augment your future peace;
So shall your hopes which now are only Sic epng
Return with large increase
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER -.
OTRs ELv T. > :

~ ,,,.r ,his morning with bright and stunning lace
On, ,vh essentially enlarged dimensions win haAs u
the rubrc for their liberal patronage and WIN our u"s'E
md mos jealous eneayors to make the Enquirer sun
accountable 10 its readers VIC usher 10 III:
H., ,ew forrn The beautiful new type h "",' .
and which will allow US more space ''f f',u''' w.
anu Wiz yeas nrocured at the establishment OF Mr.
~. IJa,,r q Gold street. New York. The ~ \ In
press which uses the same, SAYS:
For symmetry and duration there Is no better lyle uIse
r.; hs Tne states for newspapers and we have no do'e
the same holds equally as respects INC t'o,e 'n,
hnor york The minon use IL bold ccaI' anu i''i
uh ma, VOL contrasts with the smaller agate ana
nonpare Mr. Hasar practical founder himself; .nC
manufacturing department is under his OWN WIN
srsp such hu as nj is thoroughly perfect and correct in
nar,icnlar We cordially commend his establishment 10 ,na
patronage OF such OF editorial brethren as co''""
lraas
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r,,rxy. HERALD AND THE REGENCY.

This affair is growing decidedly rich The Herald not on
IL persists tina, The Washington letters involving Mr. Clay
ton and Co IN IN attempt buy up the support Of that pa
ner wer. published rsrtlt and Weratm but promises 10
rubbish Others Of the kind and test the eenuneness
of the whole before and jury, bring suit
against the Washington Republic and the ~ Hourer IL
says:
We will prove all this in the suit which mean h bring
before court and JURY and hu establish The fact beyond
the possibility OF doubt that the cabne, have been al me
bottom of all this foolish and funny business and thai they
endeayored by those dro negotiations get an ndcped
emf journal under their clutches and, in the meancs posi-
BILE way stife The freedom oil the press This awful mp
re and an amusing one between the cabinet and the
Herald will probably give Mr. Clayton and his associates
more trouble than the rupture with the French minis
ter or the dread OF with the French republic. We
mean to MAKE funny and friahtfu possbletunnv To
the public and gh,u 10 the cahnet-beore We have done
The Herald further doubts the commences OF Mr. Brcga
cara assaing the correspondence CARRIED for about the
same time it received private letter from Mr. b. asking for
money and written friendly Split: as the Herads agent
1t indeed curious affair." and the Regency do themselves
no credi, in retaining public Office such man Brrgo
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ypETICAL.
THE FARMERS PLOUGH.

Clear the brown path TO meet his coulters gcan,
Lo, on he comes behind his smoking team,
With tolls bright dew-drops ON his sun-burnt ofo",
The lord OF earth, the hero OF the plough
First in the field before the reddening sun,
Last in tho shadows when the day is done,
Line after line along the bursting 800
Marks the broad acres where his iect nave 'too;
Sill where he treads the stubborn clods divide,
The SMOOTH fresh fu!row opens deep ana wide,
Matted and dense The tangled turf ,p-heaVcs,
I'm the steep hillside where the laboring tram
Sianls the long track that scores the leyei PLAIN:
Throuph the moist valley cloggcL with oozing clay,
The patient convoy breaks its destined way
Al every turn the loosening chains resound,
The swinging rlaughshare circles gatening round
Till the wide field on billowy waste appears,
And weared hands unbind the painting steers
These are the hands whose patient labor brings
The peasants food, the golden poinp oi Kings
This is the page whose letters shall % seen
Changed BY the sun 10 words oi hNihS s'e'H'
This is the scholar whose Immortal pen
Spells the first lesson hunger ia'ign' 10 'lien
These are the lines. o, Heaven-cohhmaiuc,u ''"'
That FIJI thy dced--ihe charter OF The SOIL
n gracious Mother, whose benignant breast
Wsres ~, 10 life and lullS US all 10 resi-,
How sweet thv features, kind to every cinie, -,
Woct with their smiles the wrinkled front OF ihne
W. s,,in Thy howers-thev blossom DER Inc dead;
we repd thy bosom, and il gives us bread;
Der the red field that tranplng strife mas torh
Waves the green plunage OF thy tasseled corn;
Our maddenng conflicts scar my iaiiesi piaii
Stl thy soft answer is the growing grain
We, O our mother. while uncounted charms
Round the fresh clasp OF thine embracing arms
Lei not our virtues in Thy love decay,
And inv fond weakness waste our strength awayi--
No, by these hills, whose banners, now displayed
In blazing cohorts Autumn has anayed;
By Won Twin crest, amid the sinking sphere
Last 10 dissolve the first 10 re-appear;
By these fair plains the mountain circle screens
And feeds in silence from its dark ravints;
True 10 their home these faithful arms shall ton
To crown with peace their own untaln!ed soil;
And true 10 God 10 Freedom, TO Mankind
Ifher chained bandogs Fiction shall unbind,
These stately FORMS that bending even now,
Bowed their strong manhood 10 the humble plough
Shall rise erect the guardians of the land,
The same stern iron in the same rish' hand'
Till Grayock thunders 10 the parting sun
The sword has rescued what the ploughsnafe won
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80 1T. ow. CHILDREN,

ho !, seems haync eNhlusted nciTl! CT TIC
IT, .,cpt,n TO a new class OF reno
,s viz. ,h,r own appontecs. The correspondent oil '
Y Courier j Enquirer ligh in authority declares '''
The appontmen of Mr.. Devan Of New oS' as I'h'u' ~
81 Marks is SERIOUS bunder' and that indifference "
s existence ordeay in applying summary remedy 'u'','
Of no eyrenuation" and that the appointment, an.'''
sanctioned without discrcdt" The Herald and IN 'nis OPP
MON il is sustained BY the liberal press OF NC" ''"'
which testify 10 the character OF Mr. Def'fahJ say
This is curious Of things Mt Maven n'o er.
nn thieves and pckockets and is probable there are ~
few the sort @ hgn,nS' W. n[ believe py.I tni
doubts his canacy and that he is much better ilted
~, r." III. MISSION than Col Webb the appointment 10 Aus
a excepting the peculiar fitness Of ms f Mnns,Iy What
~ ne is This of ours TO sre 1t is 10 be hoped
thew themselves will under this new class oil
Ii We cnrnmencc a reform, lei us carry II throush.
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Chesterfield county, Nov. q

The adjourned meolg of the Stockholders of tho James
River and Kanawha Company was held las, evening. A
quorum was in attendance r T. Daniel ESQ., having been
appointed State proxy by the Board Of Public Works in
place Of w NJ Peyson, absent The report Of President
Mason was read and motion of Mr. Crutchheld, with
accompanying documents referred 10 select commit
lee, of which Mr.. Baxter is Chairman--Mr Crutchhed
waving his privilege, and nominating Mr. Baxter. The
meeting then adjourned until tonight, al o'clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30

THE FLORIDA INDIANS.-The National lucllgcn-
al Seminole Indians from the West had arrived at the head
quarters Of the army in Florida and thai the majority Of
them entertain the opinion that their brethren on the penn
eula viii be prevailed on 10 cmigraic home beyond
the Mississippi |, also learns that number Of government
buildings are in progress Of erection the Manacc river,
and that when they are completed the military depot for
from Tampa BAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30

The Ordinance for lighting the city with Gas reported
Monday night but the members of the Council adjourned
over for elaboration, until tomorrow night when hope
the whole will be finally and fully adjusted We shall
publish the ordinance TO morrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30

The AUSTRIAN MIssIoS.--Wc learn tina, his Excellency
the newly appointed Minister from the Government OF the
United States near the Government OF Austria will embark
for the post OF his official duty on the l0th.
Ne.r York Commercial Adrocate.
Is "Exceency" here spoken OF is J. W. Webb, OF the n
Y. Cour. & Enq)
The increuous Editor of the New York Mirror will no,
believe that the appointment has been madeno even though
he see his Excel.ency and touch his parchment.
ut cannot be- he cxcaims "Col Webb publicly and
soemnly pledged himself never ask for accept Of
fee under General Taylor And the President himself
surcd the COMMITTED who pressed the Colonel upon him.
for the mission Spain that he could tie risk Of
herring TIE appointment rejected BY Senate No it cannot
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photographed for the Baltimore Sun.
THE RUSSIAN EMPEROR TRIUMPHANT OVER
-Dl

The London Times of the 10th instant contains letter
from the Austrian correspondent showing that the Emperor
Of Russia has truth, carried his point with the Turkish
Government in relation the Hungarian refugees and that
Turkey has in effect consented become the permanent
,aiIor of kossuth and his noble comparo's
The exact terms. of this disgracciu compact not
known but Turkey has consented 10 retain IN prison all such
Hungarian refugees as NAV be designated b. Austria and
Russia and 10 Danish all others except those that have
braced the Mahometm religion Kossuth will, OF course,
thus be prevented from carrying out his intention OF emga-
ting 10 England or the United States, and may ultimately
fall into the hands Of his prosecutors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30
SI-aNDER SUITS

The cases of Edison against Shuma,e and Shumae against
Edison both SANDER suits have occupied the time Su
peror Court during the past week. and excited much interest
in the community In the former case theju brought in
verdict OF 81 sos damages just our puper going 10
press learn that the jury in the latter case has given
verdict of S306S-, Sycurton Speefator.
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lYIlS

Mcwllie's majority 555 Gov Browns majority in the
l,h disrc, will lie 1000. Fcatherstons m"Joiy = SIX
Counties Of the ID district is 767 II will up 10 1000
Thompson gaining heavily in his district ON the vote OF
9i3 and will have majority Of l50O at least The essia
ture will be strongly Democratic in boin branches onr
Sn,c ticket has beer carried bv majority Of 5000 o00o
iours &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30
ITelegraphed for the Baltimore SUM-

z NEW YORK, Nov. 70 r. Vt.
The stock market to-day has been rmer with upward
tendency Sales of Treasury SIS al III llla new
loan coupons of 1863 ll6. Exchange London, ss q
per cent premium. The money marke, easy.
The flour market is frmer and rather more acve-the
sales to-day amount $4,000 bbls NJ SO 81 IS for COM
mon Western and State brands ard II IS Is for Genesec
Southern IS IS SIX, as 70 quality.
There is steady demand for wheahe sales reach about
$4,000 bushels 81 09 for Canadian and Us 81 W ior red
enessee is held above the views of buyers The sales OF
corn amount TO 10000 bushels t9 90 cts for yellow The
tendency of prices is decline Oats n with sales al
An FIR different QUALITIES
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contemporary announcing the marriage editor Gays
he was always Of the opinion that editors had just as good
right starre man daughter IS sny one else.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30

The Postmaster General has effected arrangements BY
which the transmission of the Great Mail South from New
York viii be continued present. during the winter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30

The Nat, Iutelgencer learns unoficially tina, J. NEWT
Steele ESQ., OF Maryland has been appointed Charge AZ
flares to the Republic Of Venezuela.
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

Er;racf NJ letter da,ed Yice-guna. Nov %, $40
tEx1lEuEx: send yon the vote OF this Congressional
district You may rely upon its not varying twenty votes
from The etftiaI returns ,,,.,;.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30

NoTICE-The subscriber, administrator de bonis non,
with the will annexed OF Thomas o. TAYLOR deceased Of the
county of Powhaan will apply the General Assembly nj
its next session. for the passage OF ac, enabling him 10
dispose of the estate of his estator whou; requiring him
TO make parties his suit for that purpose such of the next
of kin of his ,esfaior not known 10 him.
H. HANCOCK.
Chesterfield county, Nov. r
In tue revisa great taken by the revisos &c
diminish the necessity for much local and special egisla
ton as has been practsed Of years The esors
Justly regarded the quantity OF such legislation rs very
great evil and framed many provisions Of general chaac
Ter 10 embrace what would be necessary particular cases
Amongst c.aers there will BIO found in the code, ii
chapter lie process and the order OF publication in the
10Th section provision that in any suiI in equity, where
the bill s,a..s that the ofaa. persons Interested in The
subject hc divided disposed of unknown ant makes
such persons defendants by the general description OF parties
unknown affidavit Of the fact that s1ch names are IN
known ali order of publication may be entered agas such
unknown parties This and the sections which follow II
seem completely the of Mr. Hcncoc, mentioned
In the foregoing notice and will doubt of ma
ny other persons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30
MARRIED,

MARRIED on the 9TH instant in HsI REgTNEY Miss
A. T. Sumner. Mr.. ROBERT NJ
MARY Y. WILLIAMSON.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP c,Irnor

QUIET RESTORED IN rRANCE-RlSsIA AND rrppry
TIE mtNGARlAN REIuGEES~ AMTiCipA1ED REVOLT.
TlON Is HUNGARY ANOTHER ADVANCE IN cnT10E
IMPROVEMENT ~ THE MONEY MARKET-pr p ,p.ryt =
OF SIR HENRY BI LIVER FOR AMERICA. 1c ar AM oHL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-25
Hungary.

Iii appears, that the great battle reported TO
4 fi,ave been fought between The Imperialis's and
The Hnngarlans, in which the latter gained a
complete victory and the former sustained a
loss Of $4,000 killed. is mere fiction. The
rumor was set afloat by large Banking House
in Vienna, for the purpose Of grand specula,
lions in stock.
More credit may be given 10 the report that a
battle was fought between these forces about
the 2lst or 22d ult. on the River Waag. The
lmperials,s are said TO have gained the victory
but the action could not have been very de.
cisive. The Hungarians on The 20,h after six
hours struggle. and on the 2lsl, after twelve
hours, carried their points But on The 22d
large reinforcement, were received by the I'M
perialists, which gate them the victory after all
obstinate and proracted struggle. The loss on
the InIpcrialis,s side was very severe. Thou
sands of dead are said to have covered The field
and I2L wagons, laden with wounded, were
carried to- Presbnrg.
The Hungarians retired in good order across
the Wang, but were moi followed by the Impe-
rialis,s. A correspondent of a German Paper
says, 1.-THE victory Of The Austriuns and Rus
slams is to all appearance very hard and in
complete one, for they do no, continue TO act on
the offensive, and have not followed the Hun.
sarians ACROSS the Wnag."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-25
Spring Medicine.

Now is tile time TO purify the blood Of NOR
hId hnmors, and prepare the system BY nppro.
pr'aie remedies, TO withstand the deblitating
effects of The approaching warm weather
RISLEY'S SARSAPARILLA is one of the
best alternatives that can be used, and as an
InvIgorater and purifycr or llle BLOOD, i,
stands unrivaed!
Compare The directions and observe that
Risley'a SarsapalilIa is FOUR TIMES THE
STRENGTH ofany other, in Large Bottles.
Sold in Augusta, by HAvlLAsD. RrsLEY,
& Co, and in Charleston ny HAvIEASD, HAIR
RAJ. & Co., Importers aud Wholesale dealers
in Drugs, Medicines, Paints. &c. Also, sold
in This place by G. L. PENN,
Price One Dollar. AGENT.
May 80. Pm 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-25
Great Inconsistency.

Physicians prescribe DIR. ROGERS LIV
ERWORTII AND TAR in the last stages
and the most hopeless cases of CONSUMP-
TION, after all other medicines have failed, rs
it has proved itself to he the most extraordinary
medical aid in curing that disease. Now this
medicine is as valuable in the incipient stages.
such as COUGH, COLDS, &c, when the
LUNGS are not too far gone before liberation
takes place. 1t is seldom or ever known to
fail in breaking mp the most distressing Cough
or Cold in few hours time, il the directions
are strictly followed. The GENUINE DIR.
ROGERS LIVERWORTH AND TAR,
which makes go many wonderful cures. ia for
sale by J. D. CHASE.
June 81, 1919.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-25
1Mr. CaIE,oun's Address.

D The exclusion Of nearly all other matter,
y II We give this important document entire, tha!
sgf subscribers may have an opportunity O
s. reading anitlterruptedly. 1t is not necessary
dang comment The address will speak
itseie w etsnslnot one of our readers will
81 onit ID lsad and studyit. 4, is for many tea-
sons Of Jhsirsirictest attention. II con
,a;iis isaf deal 81 nalter, important in an
stoEieat tspoint Of view. !, furnishes likewise
sgs,nent and i,erlrays the justice Of the
sSoi0E Esgt cause npasks the true character
position snakins asains, that cause by
poiaicians Of the country, and
coua peerslhe free soiers. Itis,
ainosi triumphant vinIica,ion
aitbaln political course against,he I'M
sd Ind Vlulent attacks Of Col Benton,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-25
N % n &c E .

"ILL be let to the lowest bidder at Com
w cord OIL Monday the Both inst. the build:
Ing Of CHURCH 30 feet wide and As feet
long, u feet between the floor and jnist. with
a portico in from; 10 feet wide and s feet long
3 doors with long panncl shutters, / l. windows
Is lights 10 by u, with blinds, house to be cell.
ed inside throughout, to be weatherboarded
perpendicuIary. with pulpit , aItars, and good
backed seats, to be painted inside and out ex-
cept the top, and to be feet off Of the ground,
and nnderpined with u lock or good brick
pillars The undertaken to furnish all The ma
leriaIs, and 10 complete The house in n works
manlike manner by The first Of January next
also The old Church will be sold to the highest
bidder at the same time and place.
A. JONES, Chm'r. Of Buil'ng Com.
July II 1919, If 25