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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-18
Copper, Tin, & Sheet lrcI
HsTABLIsHMINT,


THE SUI sesitsr N0uad respectfully isiriR be
a thanks 10 the public So iLs patronage ga
isi.isd 10 lie INN u HavglsSsti 4 Elliot; and
a. me business nil h rUiisHusd ~ Tim IN Al 10
various hrsnrlss Al The 10 stand, "a koIss soIs-
crise the same literal pairenFss.
STILLS. and TIN MARE. ofcseIy variety
fol household use. Manufactured IN he Eoss nrai
and durable style by exPerisncsd Norlu-n. kela
constantly ~ hand, - Hisee 10 onaeI on the most
relsOnslle terms. RepsiFing Of Slills and Tin
Mare done on The shoFtesi notice.
tic Is alse prepared 20 ailsnd 10 al crdsrS foi
COVERING HOISEs WITH TN. snd
GUTTERIAG, which he rnssrss 10 90 n !
s,Sle rqnai for eneellencs and neainess nh thai
ofany other Norlnsn in tie State.
Tin Ware. assorted. furnished Wholesale I.
arrchanis and others. and delivered ), iheil
doors al Petersburg prizes.
JACOB HAuGHAwoUT.
cert. GO gs-
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NOTICE THIS!

THE parnerLip Of WorInfn & iilr, hay-
u ing hscn dissolved Is mutual consent. snd
the undersigned having. en- lie fISi Jay u De-
cen.er. 1876, formed co-rarncr,liI In The
Carlilge Making ] rs inGss
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New York, March, 1879.
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Hren rnM e.

ErsAfNINo = Is - Oc-s a h'-l... 80
Ia r.1sh -. q. On ti< Ia dss -
is.g. salel q tak-a ssi -i-i mrs :. -
- ~ 80. = lie s..sgsi - O.lass :.
Liza
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
Proposals for RatiOns.
HEiDoUAsTrRs MARINE CoH

HEADQUASTLRs MihlSt W" o.,
Quarermasters Office, Washington, ocl o io1''
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received ~ , ,a'
- Office until 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on Monday, lhe ~
iay of November next, for furnishing ra'ions f.
United States Marines al the following s'a'o"' W
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charlestown, Massachusetts,.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New YORK.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia.
Penss cola, Florida; and
Washington, District Of COLUMBIA. r
Each ration TO consist of pound and qua.e' -
fresh beef, Or three quarters Of pound OF H'sss
eighteen ounce3O Of bread made of supeThne h""', "
superflne hour at The option OF The Governiheh' a'
al tie rate Of pounds Of good coffee, twelve pun
Of the best New Orleans sugar, eight quarts OF 'c
white beans, four quarts Of vinegar, two quarts a ~,
four pounds Of good hard brown soap, anu one ana ''
pounds of good hard dipped taow candles 10 eae" Id
lion. a.r ~
The commanding officer Of each station, ehef W puA
or By the single ration, and shall consist OF mo oes a
most choice pieces Of the carcass the pork 10 DC NO
nrime mess pork and the groceries OF the best luay
OF the kinds named, subject tn inspection. no 1'u
will be entertained al this office unless accompanied ~
bond for Nv q hundred dollars with Two surrtes ior
the execution OF the contract, II awarded; the sum
cheney Of The suteties must be certified BY some oticai
person To be endorsed, "Propcsals for Ral"ns Tor
lr5O." AlL Ni1hoL'oS,
Quauefmaster Maine Corps
The Union and Republic, Washington; the Ameri'
can Sentinel and Prnnsyivanian, Philadelphia; the
Portsmouth Gazette, New Iampshirei the Boston rost
and Boston Times, Boston; the New York Herald, Nrw
York Evening Post New York Courier and Enli'ier
and New York Sun the Baltimore Daily Advertiser,
Baltimore Republican, and Baltimore sun;thr Norfolk
Beacon, Norfolk Herald; the Richmond Enquirer ana
Richmond Wing; the Alexandria Gazette, Alexandria,
Virginia. and the Pensacola Gazette will give the above
three insertions each Ier week and send the account,
accompanied by one printed copy Of the advertisement
| 10 this Office for payment. Oct ll-3lawtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS

LACONIC CORRESPONDENTS The
CzaR AND SULTAN.-The following is said TO be
The substance oil The letter addressed BY The ems
peror Nicholas 10 The Sultan, aud transmitted by
Price Radzivile:
"The revolutionary element has been sup>
pressed. The Hungarian war is al an end. |
send 10 you my ad-de>camp, who will submit 10
you various demands calculated to ensure the
maintenance oil order"
The reply OF The Sultan 10 this arrogant eps-
lie Forwarded BY Fuad Efendi) is no less Iaco-
mic; its Tenor is prelIy near as follows:
"Your aide-oe-camp has demanded from me
ex,radi.ion OF The Hungarian refugees. This
demand being OF nature 10 cast odium on the
TWO powers, enlteat your Imperial Msjesy mol
TO insist on this point.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

For the Enquirer.
Tor The Enquirer.
Col. MAYS CHARGE AT THE BATTLE OF RE
SAGA DE LA PALMA.

For the Enquirer
COL. MAYS CHARGE AT THE BATTLE OF RE
SAGA DE LA PALMA.
'Dipnum laude tn Nm .Nusa peiat nori."
"Men! Columbia's sons! follow me, your CHIEF;
On 10 the charged for, now, must be briel
The command already has been gwen,
That The steeds should be 10 ballle d'iVen'
Then on, ye sturdy, iron nerved most,
Aud on The foe lei angry vengeance burst"
Then went The war.s;eeds, lhund'rins DER Ia,
plain,
With cIaitering hoof aLd slackened rein,-
With snor,ng noslris and with bleeding sides,
Rushing where the intrepid leader guides,
When through the rising b7ue smoke he drew,
The hosts wild STARE vi wonder as he Jew,
His brow so stern, eye SO keenIy flashing,
And he SO mad, reckless, onward dashng;,
Amidst the showing grape>shols' deadly MSS
For sure fear lurk'd not in form ike nus.
They, like the rushing whirIwiDd in lis nisn',
Sill onward sped that lonely host OF ifignt,
Spreading dire oesolalion like noea.
Aud marking every sep attn gushing oioou.
On they roce:-"Follow. SHOUTS the gaiian'
May,
La Vega saw the dreadful hurricane
That swept so wildly mad ahwart the plain,
Cursed his staring army in his ire,
Suatchd from the soldiers hand the Lighted hre,
And then, the blazing match with eager basle,
To the grim cannon's smoking tube he PLACID
"SunendeT" fell quickly on his startled ear,
Asu'er him ran The chilling shock of fear.
Fore that brow sleel'd with wrath, that eyes wild
glare,
That terror. speaking form that shouted there;
His arm SO nervd, so iercely raised
He reeld and trembIed as he eazd.
81 yiel1-l yied!" The frished chief,ain cried,
Gave up his sword and bowd his crested pride.
The foemen fed The daring deed was done
Toe dread baue Tough, and The rietry uon
RICHMOND, DC, 80, l849. 8. N.
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EDGAR A. POE.
ny n n sTuAGT

No, for thys.lf too soon-lhe shaft,
The subtle shaft Of Death, was strung
Yel for our sake, upon The bow
'Twere better had the arrow hung;
For We miss thee, as when Stars
Which brightly flashed upon our sight
Fade ont behind heav'n's cloudy bars,
And cave MS dark and shrouded night.
Thou wert star in our soul>world,
A bright aud ever-burning star
Shining forever through The sky,
Though iiul thou nights seem, and far,
When winging upward Inv swift figh';
For through all spaces thou dds! bear
Thy plumage, like an eagle wild,
Staring the light as eagle>spirils dare.
Though now thou lives, in eternal light,
In light unauenchabe starry space
Is darkened in our sky; thou art not there!
For Death has taken, in our eyes, Thy place.
Death elooms where thou shouldsl shine, and ye
II we could pierce bis darkness, thou, altar.
We should behold, no more pendulous light
But SET in heaven, fixed, immortal star!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

Al Court held for Cumberland County, the 22d
day D. pc:ahar, lsi9
L. Rs,oirsd, That ,le Court has heard with profound
sensbIlity Of the death Of Allen WILSON, one al lis
members whose personal virtues, and long Official ser
vices rendered him IN the circle Of private
friendship the picnous sphere Of pnbiic
usefulness.
I'd ResoiveG, That in lrporing his death, we tender
our sincere coincidence 10 his s0rrOwing family.
3D. Resolved, hat in respect 10 the memory Of the
deceased the Court officers Of the Court and members
nf The bar will the usual badge of mourning for
thirty days.
9TH Ressed That the CLERK record these resolutions.
and transmit copy If them To The w!dnw OF the de-
craseI and have them published IN the Richmond
news l1pers.
Ard after so;le FEELING AID appropriate remarks on
the life aud character Of Ike deceased, ny George u
MalthBws, Esq the Court adjourned.
A copy-resrp 81 WOODSON, elk.
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TAKE NOTICE


THE subscribe. wishing 10 Change his business, and
Intends leaving tho state will offer for sale, TO the
highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,, the i4th day OF No
venher next, II fair, If not, the next lair day there
after SUNDAY eIcepted) the Farm upon which he
now resides, called FOREST HILL; II is situated
upon the Louisa Railroad, In the county OF Louisa
about f-e or six miles East Of Godonsvllle, contain
ing ls7 acres. The above Farm has upon u small
thou sh comfortable Frame Dwelling House, good and
CONVENE outhouses, an excellent Garden, and FRS
rate Springs. The Farm Is we'll waered, In every re
spert and ~ situated In Of the healthiest regions
the world can produce. Also, u The same time and
place, will be offered one other Tract of Land. ahou
two mites from the above, and immediately upon ths
Louisa Railroad, containing ai acres, ~ oi which Il
cleared, the balance well timbered The subscribed
deems il unnecessary to give any further description
az those wanting purchase, II IS presumed WIN exa
mine the premises or before the day ni sale On
the same day will he sold the crop oi Corn oats Fod
der, etc Plantation Utensils, Horses, Catte, Hogs
sheep, and the Household and Kitchen Furniture
Terms will be made known on the day OF sale There
will also be exposed for sale, al the same time, upon
tbs premises for cash. fifteen likely Negroes, mostly
Females all young, and In good condition.. The salt
will positively take plaGo, as above stated Ihos'
wishing Information concerning the above can obaii
II by addressing the subscriber a IrsvilIn's Depot
Louisa county, Virginia. WM Z CARsoS'
nuisa Drtohrr ll-cwjw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30.
TWO MEN MURDERED-ARREST OF
THE MURDERERS.-Two young men, repre-
senling themselves 10 be French Counts on
hunting excursion 10 the West, arrived day or
Two since, and put up al Barnum's Hoiel About
II O'Clock last evening, as young Mr. Barnum. a
nephe nj The proprietor OF the Hole was pro-
cetdnG . his room, one of the Frenchmen fled
at him unexpectedly, and The ball passed entirely
through his body. Albert Jones, who lodged in
an adjoining room, ran out on hearing the report
OF the pis:ol, aud was shot through the head by
the same person and died Immediately.
The murderer plead insanity, or his friend did
for hin, but both were arrested. and will un-
doubleday be dealt with according to law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
Correspondence OF Philadelphia Ledger

IJARHIsBcRdi QcI q, 1879.
Editors LeiSer-Grn'lemen a FIRE occurred
10 the Democratic Union Office this morning
some three or four hsurs before daylight, which
destroyed all the newspaper materials in said es
iabi>hneat, except the machine presses The
materials on which the pu: lie work of The Stale
is executed escaped viii but lille injury. The
bai:dins was large four Story odfce, and The
fire was confined principally 10 centre rom Oh
The first floor, where law books were stored and
the second Story where the newspaper aud job OIL
fee was situated. Yours, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
SMALL POX.-The Small PoI is a, present
sadly prevalent 10 Madison Co., Va. One hun.
dred cases have already occurred.

Correspondence of the N. Y jour. Of Commerce.
WASHINGTON. Ocl 2Ith.
The country will he So mach puzz' ed ard per-
picked, al the contradictory statements OF tae muI.
nplied orsans-major, minor, and minmus- OF
The STATE Department, as 10 The Nicaragua ques-
lion-is history ami present coEdaion-,hal they
must turn from The whole mater in utter DISCUS.
While the respectable organs in Washington,
talk hieroelyphical!y on The subject, the halt dos
Zen private organs, who profess 10 speak By Mr..
Clayton's authority, have declared that he has Ia
Ken an iUmoval position upon the Monroe die.
lion. and in favor ri ous,ins Grea, Britain from
auv settiemsn. She may have made ON the Mus
quito co.'s. Tue ineiiisencer of today, in
long article, uIscourses Of the NICARAGUA guess
tion. ara tne policy OF Ihe ed nnsiration respec-
il, wiihuu, aff,rdins siimmcrin, ot IGN, ON The
subject. Il is utterly vague and unsatisfactory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

A STOSlSHiSG 10 relate, a method has al Irns,l
n been discovered and brought 10 perfection tao h.
which DAGUERREOTYPES ON PAPER ASD OK
PLATE GLASS are taken, and any number of conf,
may he obtained after the first one is secured I'll.
Names Of these inventions are, when on paper, "TAI
BOTYPE, and those taken glass are called by m.
inventors, "HYALUTYPE
We have been appointed tilr only agents aud are o..
pared 10 furnish copies Of Digurrreo,ypes, scens,y
Paintings, sc from 'hr size oi life. down 10 the smai
est miniature either on paper glass; and colored
the best manner Those on glass are admirably adss
ted Ia microscopic exhibitions, from their richness
tone aud soiinrss Of outline; whist the paper on,
Afford the advantages for framing, SC, which the in
en2rayings cannot surpass The public are tnv,tad
call and the specimens paper. at No l]9 Ma,,
Street above Governor at the Dagueriaa Gallery q,
WILLIAM PRATT s Co
P.S. All articles a. usual II the New York prc-.
magnificent Northern combination Skyliahl h.
just been erected, and is now IN use by Us.
| fletcher IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
LAND In KING WILLIAM COUNTY
FOR SALE.

IN pursuance u tbs decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancrry fer lanes Cily County,
and the City Of Williamsburg pronounced on The 10Th
day of November l545, in the sun Of wren and WIFE
and others W.. Taaferru's com'rs. and a the under
signed who were appointed special commissioners for
the purpose, will on MONDAY the laih day Of Novenl
Der newt the irst day o. lie Superior Court, before the
court house door Of King William county, sell IL public
auction, the highest bidder all that tact or parcel oi
land lying in the said county Of King William. contain
ihg about i69 acres, joining The lands of Benz aLney,
Christopher Tompknlant others, which was conveyed
by WIN Tompkins and WIFI 70 Bsnl'n / Dabney and
John e Taliaierro, trustees. The commissioners are
Informed that mari nj the best quality abounds on this
land that the land is we'll tlmbered aud that at mo
derste cast valuable Mil might be erected on the site
Of one which has gone down. The mill pond is said
TO he an excellent one. Tne.s Is 4 dwelling house
the land, which can br repaired for small sum.
TgaMs or SaLr:-A sufficient in cash 10 pay the
expenses Ct gales the balance upon credit OF siI
twelve and eighteen months, equal nslalmentsi thr
purchaser to execute bonds with approved security ur
the deferred payments The title will be retained nnii
the purchase money is paid.
R0BT MtcANDLISIl, romm.
OFT cb-cw4w wM ) rEACHY, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
THE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT

AT the Theatre on Tues lay nigh; was emf
uenly successful. Slrakosh on the Piano exccu'
led some Of bis best pieces in his most brilliant
s,yle-Mr. Biscaccianli though not equal &c
Knoop, performed with taste on the Violoncello
Casin,'s voices is imperfect and not sirong-bu
her Echo song was we'll managed and the effec
very fine. But the charm OF the evening, in The
opinion OF all, was the grace, beauty and powe
OF Madame Biscaccianli's voice. 1t is one o
the clearesl, sweetest most f,le>like aud power
ful voice we have ever heard 10 Richmond. In
the Napolltaiae it was sparkling, sweet-toned,
charmins-but in the fne airs from the Sonnam
bula and Norma there was depth, richness ano
paihos, which thrilled through The audience Every
one was delighted -and from the effect produced
on Tuesday hight, W. may expect an increased
audience at their last concert to-nieht al the Ex
change Such music we are seldom gralitisc
with, and il should be properly cherished.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
MARRIAGES.

On the 3nh utmo, by tho Rev M 7; SUNNI; q1
HARVEY, daughter Of Vim. Harvey, ESD, canaea'
On the 3th Of October, Chapultspec rI;is1 60
by the Rev |. Reynolds LhWEEScE NJ H ~, ~ I'm
Esq of Richmond, Ia Miss THOhAsla Y "''''o '''
formerly Of Hanover.
In Grsensbcrourh, N c, on Thursday evening, ISM
Oct, by Rev 81 FROST, Mr. WILLIAM isah,s,
Of Danyille TO Miss JANE PATRICK, only daueh'e'
of William Patrick, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER:

is mol inevitable. The "Consli'uIiorel' says
simply, that all laws ard American nsages aus
horise the officeI who saves a ship 10 demand
salvage, and thai Comuanter Carpenter ousht
10 have been thanked, not denounced. Inc
"Union" sees 10 easus Leli, and 10 cause 70. Sc
rious Iear,. The "Natiuncl" (tton whose nu-
!eaux M Poussin comes) limidly ana ina1fecuy
defends him. The aCourrier du Havre" secs
only sIorm in cup, and regrets ina. Inc pro- =
visory Government OF France sent ou' sucn
diplomai as Poussin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
Notice 10 Contractors.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
rnltDANV
COMPANY.

PROPOSALS will he received until the 22i day OF
L November, at the Railroad Othcr, III lynchhurg,
for the Graduation ana Masonry of sixty mles Of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, extending from
Iynchburg 10 Salem. The line trayerses reg on re-
niLrkable for lis healthy climate and productive soil
The character Of The work Is heavy, and worthy the
attention of Contractors; and II will be let IN sections
of one mile or larger amounts, Ia suit the wishes oil
Contractors and interest of the Company.
The bids must be addressed to the undersigned, and
none will be accepted without satisfactory evidence o
the responsibility Of the bidder.
By order of the Board of Directors
CHARLES f. VI. GARNETF,
OFT lG-cloodSoy chief Engineer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
ANNEXATION ROW AT QUEBEC.
npeprc flrt .)l.h ts1n

WILDLY OCT <JTTr, TC45.
A row occurred 10 this city on Saturday al tie
annexation meeting, The Mayor refused 10 atienc
the meeting at the Parliament Buildings, and ii
was acjourucdto.heS 81. Georges Ho!ei. Anoh-
er row mere occurred bat the assailauts were drove
of. They then went to the house OF MIR. Can
chon, M. P. for Monleno,enc, an an,i-aunexa-
zionist, and broke the windows, besides doing
other damage
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

MURDER IN GEORGIA.-Mr. John G,
Ponder, from Richmond, Va, on his way TO Flo>
rida. with a number Of negroes was murdered
about ten miles below Hawkinsvills Ga on
Sunday night 2tst Oc;., bu, no suspicion rest up
on the negroes, bsing implica ted in Toe acl
Augusta Rtpublie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
EXECUTORS SALE OF LANDS AND
MILLS IN POWHATAN,

IN pursuance of the provisions Of the last will and
1 testament Of Adolphus w Harris, deceased, !
shall, al Powhalan Court House, on MONDAY, the
day erpos, 10 sails at public auction the undivided In
terrst Of the said Adolphua w Harris, being one
fourth part of SIS Of land lying ~ The county Of
Pow haIan, adj lining The lands OF Is Hughes ana
othrr, In this tract of land is good Grst and
saw Mill, in good repair. The terms will be made
known on the day of snle. ROBT + HARRIS,
Executoro Of A w Harris, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

Know all men by thuse presents. that We, The sub,
sc,ibers being Stockholders in the lanes River and
kanawha Company, do hereby constitute and appoint
our True and lawful attorney and proxy,
TO represent each of all general meetings o The
Stockholders OF said Company, held within six months
from and after the dale hereof when We are not per
snnly present or represented by some other proxy
with n power ard authority ii such general meetings,
give such vote votes, and la do such oer act "r
acts us each al us could give do member oi Tie
said meetings, II We personally presents aud We
do hereby raty and confirm whatever vote or votes,
act or acts, sad attorney may lawfully give or do
for lis in pursuance Of The authority hereby Conferred
upon lin.
Witness our haads and seals this - day -
one thousand sight hundred and -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
Frea, The Ne,u York Courier
DEPLORABLE TYRANNY OF The noo'
NJ OMAR


The iacl stalled in the annexed ieuei iiui., 80
Washington correspondent cannot tail TO e1cHe
The liveliesl interest Throughout TINS county.
Mr. B.pIsco, The former Russian Mihis'el d,
Washington, has long been known 10 many =.
our cilz,ns as highly accomplished eehl'eua",
and The news vi The sad iaie when the alo0'ou'
despolism Of The Emperor has brousnl upoh hini,
cannot be received without emotion. ne souiee
from which The intelligence comes 10 Us iea'e' Nv
doubt oil It's authenticity.
W..HsoroN, Oc. %, lS49.
The Emperor Nicholas has recently pelpena;.I,
Ted an acl ol unparalleled barbarl:y, wn'cn @.i'
be deeply dcplored by The citizens oi Wasn'ns>
ION, and can hardly TAIL 10 awaken me ,nuiSna'
lion Of The civilized world. lie has 'oin W =
Bodisco, SD long The Russian Minister 10 "sn
ngon, from his family and driven Nun III Ms
old age into The lifelong regions oil SIBERIAN q,
le This news, so astounding precluues al
doubt as 10 its authenticity. II seems that an
e5i:t CT the Aulocrat prohibits his dipiomalc
agents from owning property of any kihu VI ,ne
countries TO which they are accfedileui anu W
Bodisco, il Appeals has enriched himseii III es1
laes wholly American. He owns Vaiuaoie teal
estate in Georgetown and became CONSIDERABLY
interested in Government securities. His pro
perry in all was estimated al four hundred anu
fifty thousand dollars.
These facts became known to The emperor ias
winter through The agency CT spy, and ne I'm
medaely proceeded in all arltul manner 10 en-
trap NJ. Bodiscu into his hands. He directed NJ
Bodiscu 10 repair TO ST. Petersburgh without any
delay as his counsel was required in matter OF
great importance; and he was further directed
Dol to Tail 10 bring with him his nephew, premier
sscrltaire OF the Russian Legation al Washing
ION. as commission awaited him in tn, lmpe'
rial army, which was about 10 march against me
HUI garians. To This orier M. Bodisco YIELD
n prompt obedience. He and his nephew sailed
for home early in MAY last. On presenting
themselves 10 Nicholas, the nephew vas hfo~r
into prison and M. Bodi.co was hurried oil into
The wilds OF Siberia !
learn that previous 10 his departure from
Washington, either from suspicion as TO hi
monarchs motives or 10 view OF The perils OF !ht
voyage, he settled a handsome fortune upon NJ.
much respected vile, who, il will be remembered
Is an American lady.
These facts have been in my possession io
several weeks, buI under an injunction oil Sc
crecy, les hey should reach Madame Bodisco--
il being thought best lhet she should hear moth
ing. rather than sutL news from her husband
or course no one netd he told that this afro
ciuus acl Of ihe Emperor is matter entirely IN
own; b1l il ceralnly will have potent influence
| in accusing and consolidating the sYmpaihies o
The world against thai ambitious and remorseles
despot. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

ELECTION OF u. S. sENAToR.-Tbe
Illinois legislature on Saturday last went into an
election fer United States Senator, Win The fol
lowing Iesalt: Cen Shields, -; Cyrus Edwards,
81. In previous caucus, MIR Brecse run Gen
Shields very ctss but Gen. Shields was fnaiy
nominated in caucus on the Dis, hillo, by tour
majority. The Senate resolved 10 adjourn on
Monday next.