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DREADFUL STEAMBOAT LXfL1SIoT Sr ~ no.

DREADFUL STEAMBOAT EXrlnSioSor, -. = f re-
SED LOSS OF l60 I.lVES-FlFlf DE w ~
DIES ALREADY DISCOVERED. A.,
Nav OaLEAas, Nov. 10 m "A d'ealIui
8 .rnboa expiosi, iccK place here i-sl eYrh'1e,
which, from rs disastrous ccn>o4 lence>, Las cast
. melancholy gicom over our city.
Whi.e lie ..2acions steamer LOUISIANA
hound Tor S.. Loas, was ABOUT Starting !fom hef
wnarl iust as tie we,eis Began 10 moe, bo-Ii
h-r in,i1,ase boilers exploded with iea'iul and
terrible noi<e, snaueIns The eoai almost 10
atoms. TIE steamers Som and Bostona seTe
wing alongside OF her al he time-bo'h 81
which were also greatly damaged by The cencus-
sion.
The Louisiana was crowded with passenseH;
also Inc steamers Storm and Bostona, when he'd
just arrived. .,-.,
A. The time wire This despatch, h-hafeds Of
people are around The scene o! dtaracuon. ana
altea,iy fifty dead bodies nave been iaaca !fom
the wreck. |! is supposed I"at one hundfed ahu
si1iy lives, i! not more, have been lost by IhIs
leal!el calamity, besid;s many badly add Others
morally wouL4rd.
Tne leyee is low literally stream -;ia ne
dead and dying. Il is ruly Misunderstanding
scene. Ii is impossible al this lime 10 ascefla'n
all the lives los, the number Of wouhdec' u
their names. Legs, arms heads, ARD o'hef paf'
Of the human body were drown IN every cHec-
lion. shall send you further particulars as
soon as asce.ta!nec.
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THE BRUNSWICK SENATORIAL
ELECTION,

To supply The vacancy occasioned Oy Inc re-
sisna,ion OF Mr.. Speaker Scott, took place on
Thursday last. We have returns rom o"' wv
counties. The Petersburg loIellisencrf says
J,pcs Dem, majority in GFeen'vll'c is o'L
msioti'y for Cass So The Letter below ieee' ~
by us shows that Brunswick has gwen 'enes 49,
bsipe a gain dig on Cass' majority. we ha'e
nothing from Dinwitdie-bu cannot oe''e,. '"a'
there Gillian, Wing, can overcome Jones large
majority OF i94 in the Two o'he' cou'''e''
had sumo uneasinss. lest The dissatisfaction VI ~
Tnomrson's lrierds a! his moi being nominated
nigh, enddnger the district
BRUNSWICK.
The following is the voie IN the sehd'o' %
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c1Ip IF ECTlONS-THE RES ULT.

UUN .
/, is now asceItailei, beyond reasonable
doubt, that tour u our Stale oaicefs INCLUDING
The Judge Of Appeas) have been chos' ny
each Of the great parties Namely me ioGf Oh
each ticket generally supported by The Anii-
Ren.ers-and that he Legislature sanis Exactly
tied-ihc wings having majority ol Two in The
S,n,;e. while their cc4!2sced atyersaties have
Ike M joriiy in the Houss.--N. aork Tribune.
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lis curious ;iiair and il there - ~ .a,ain
in he allegations, why does The ffss"s ,.,;n,sn,
in flee sucn a maui Is he proper e'nu' :" -.
a. ~ The qualities in al ftieer' sci ''f'h VIC
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rs,sy,aobed ter lhc Baltimore American.

WA>nIaorJNl N"V IL WI
APPOINTMENTS Rusemond Dc Amos
n b. receiver Of Pablo Moneys at New Orleans
wooIe1n Wren. TO be Lad Pegs or al Au
ouS,a, Mississippi, vice Mr. How, resigned.
Onr civ begins 10 assume lively appearance
amid he husv notes Of preparation io' me open
inc of Congress.
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TURIUNEa HOME-CHALk'o Or
! FICE-No. s, Main Sf.e.
Drawn No>. Grand CONSOLIDATED 50
. 81 as AZ - II "a IS IA "a % 10 Is
VI 81 Is, $500 returned
This day Bel Air-5l 60 Nos. 10 tfawn.-
$4,000 5000, 1000, LOO, 10 Of 1890. T'c'
els -.
h'so Small Fry - S9s 3 OF 100. Tia
els 81.
Nov. "a CIALK.S
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

mocrs.) "Are you Wing or Dsm me- q se is is
said, II am Democrat" Blu! alter az, !. p pns.
elected, he has received waller Vo't .a@h him
sell did last spring, when Newman oee'
Nerc mark thism
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PaLspELeaiA, NoY. Esp. v
OGf marked generally eShl'i's 10 char
81 acks steady. Flour - s. IL Il. Gfa':
last q1uled. -Ptovsol quiet. Susa;. e
Caiio: GIi,r-pticts rather dropping.
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INFORMATION w,.i be gracefully Zee
l. from any person we can eve any irioi-
ZION concerning Caplarn Winnings Conpa.
who we've Al Natchi ochee early in Aph
their ron q 10 san Frsncisce. Nos |,
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4 LEAANDEa DUDLEY and SAMUEL
n. WOOD, ha:'a. associated .hemsf
in the practice 81 Law, viii attend the SUPP
and County Courts Il the counries OF hin.
Queen, King William, Esse,, Midt!eser a.
Gloucester Al BUSINESS ealrnstti 10 Iht
care will lie promptly and faithfully aucntr.
Address King j Queen Couu House,
Nov 2-cJ.uG 4
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: WISH 20 hire, ei'he! by the mon h OF icf
! rc>ilne &! The year, an Osiicr and CaHE
D,igcr. nole MI. ~ employed who Is 10, =
10 ara il every re3pec; 'fuSsoflny.
Nov. i-2aw,i 2. v. DAME.
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UoTAVUS A. MYERS, Attorney a IL
VI has removed his Office 10 ms new iesi.':,
on l2!h s;fs,l, nearly opposite The Goyt'hr
House. Nov l-2awSs
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DIED

Died, Yesterday morning, Mr.. tn MS w.
CLrLlSD, ~ his 18th year. HIS tnnrrai vii
lake place from The residence OF nm b. Sontn-
ALL Oh C,utch Hill, his day, al u O'clock The
friends ard acqua ntances u he iami'; AMI ,aose
OF Mrs. Rob.It Po re arc requested To attend
without further hotic".
The Pa Isimoie and Mississippi Papers please
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corespcpdepce of Philadelphia N. AMERICAN
wv Wa.Hsar.s, New. 10, ie4s.
The mission al Vienna or Naples vii he 'en'
dered 10 Col. Webb,
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R.cuM Novemt,
LAVE. STOCK MARKET

Z T. > OIn NH INIT.
BEEF CATrLE-At he Sc. e. cnmmas
. - IS, ant marked amply iu-lbtca.
HOGS-S4 20 10 81 -, nr.. Marie.
ADD prices unStady.
SHEEP Il so Ia s., as in qualify.
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pos FRAT AL LANDSCAPE PAtNl.T
7 2. GLOVER, :t'ccis'e nenlt.r q
L.. Na;ioaal Acaa-my Of d sign. New !
has rooms al MS .es,tence cn Manhall, SIC
dco; below FIJI. street. Nov L. t&cls'
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nAE T[tNNEL

The Harrisburg Republican, in an oiicie upon
the subect ot Convention 10 amend The Con-
s,ijuliop which is now exciting me ale nilon 10
Wts ern Virginia. says, "Wnen The lnnncl
through he Blue Ridge shall be compIcet. and
when Tie Railroads alfeaay projected nc IN pro
eress westward shall. reach The western portions
o, he Sle,e, as they vi cn iG lew years. il viii
creaie such a demand for labor as 10 scatter
slavery equally over The whole State"
A CURIOUS AFfAIR.-Th- advertising of ser
vice of silver plate, sale al auction IN tincnati
The present Of Edwin Forrest the 1sedian, Ia Wills
Junrs an EHgIlshman-las excited much curiosity
amoas tie .earchiag and lnquslilve lie Tines
gives tie following hsio.y 81 The aHilr
Al tho time of Mr. Forests frat sist 10 Bingham,
he had considerable difficulty III gctln: Ia appear be-
fore an English AUDIENCE he finally succeeded ~ ma
kinc The acquaintance Of Willis Jones. an Ensii'hm'
oi wealth ard ON Irnce, Eho becoming Ech'y pleased
n ith the american tra.eGian AMI iui!! Impressed Nllii
nis talent. NJ an actor determined that ~ should have
the bruent Of an appearance IN lhr metropolis, and
accordingly rented one oi the theatres Tor that purpose.
and brought Forrest oat His after success II loo nri
known Ia need &c apua,lng ae.e. MI forrest, tG',
grateful for t- services rendered him, presented air
Jores ~ token Of his gratitude, service Of silver,
which has beer preserved N ais family Up to The pre-
sent inr The sequel Is, that Mr. Jonas shortly ai!rT
wards moved 10 this country, aud settled IN !dIn
back Of Guyinaton, where he now resides. luti thr
time al thu Macr-ady controversy friendly intimacy
had aislrd between Them, hut thr tuurSe 81 Hr. 4
res. towards Mr.. hacscaGy 81 hishly Incrnsrd h,n,
that he ,tsCl. Oh hu Hit ihia remembrance ~ FJr
rests better nature, aud leave tin "Ihru: sa.eid
against his ,corn Although lie riocras. na.cd
some irng,h Of time betof. taking The step. Il l. nOw
e Ten
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For : ALE

FOX Sal LIZ
A yslua he house am LOT on > .
M between T. Dad ant Gface. The !.
6lsiH ront, =. ,ec. on iin e.. cunning osck "
,.rI. The rmpfoVcm-El consist oi a Bio
Fl use containing eleven rogms. inc.utin2 base
nent. a ttIck snake house. an excellent stable
carriage, AID CO X house, an hes improvement
nec' .,sry Tor s.nleeI family.
Ai>o, vacant .oi Adjoining my resiieh:s
.fon;ibg 81 lee n Grace 81, running batk ~
leet 10 a l. loot alley. Terms very acc mmo
dating. Apply TO {. q. CLAY
Corner OF Grace and oh streets.
Nov. a0-im
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IMPORTANT, IF CORRECT.

Tho usually we'll informed correspondent .,
The Baltimore Sun thus alludts 10 a scne'e -
comn!omise zea!ously pEoJeccu W
Statesmen OF III. South and Yves:
lam al liberty to say that on Inc MS, 10y "
M. session, notice will be gwen III INC ,,,Is
a hill 10 establish certain territories; 10 P'o'"
for the admission Of California, Inc elea',on y, no
nsw sac in TcIas; AMI the atJus meh' VI 'he
,m,'.a,v he,wcen Texas and New Mexico.
The bill viii provide ior The cs'delisLil'li' y.
,,.. T.,r;lory e DeseIct alsc, 10! NE rem "'t
=, Souih CsliEornia; also, ior he Ierfhoi9 VI
c.l;tornia North Q! 81 degrees 3O minutes. nD
AN vii, rroyidc that he territory u Ncl'" VI"
i;,n,n;a shall be admitted a , az iEto ."e
Jrnion anI al the same time Il Will proViac ina,
= noriinn of Texas, Sou.h Of 50 degrees oo
minutes. shall be permitted TO form o'd!e oon-
slirution; and that The question OF BOUNDARY oeI
lueen Texas and New Mexico snaH DC suo"i'''eu
~ Board of Com issiohcrs, &c.
Such a scheme vii! CONFORM WIN lne v.s vi, =,
m mSisrare and patriotic statesmen, and WIN
a'' n,;er;nIes "a which Inc Constitution was
M and has been hitherto sustained. II
nannn, ne doubted tha, III great compfoiniseI'
A. cav and the elra, defender and eA'
under Mir Webster will 90 ioT ihis proposliol
ar Benton is certainly Bound ~ snPpoi' u, as-
Al CALHOUN AM! The whole South VIII en- V'eee
il as means oi saving the uh'oh. io"'
In the Circuit Superior Court Ter his county
Yesterday, in the case Of sheehy vs.. Ban oil ro>
Iomac, IN which The question was raised 'ouch-
Ing the consiilu,ionaily of The act ol Congress
Supplemental to tie Rctfocc'sion Ac'. ousse
Scott, delivered an able and iealheo oP'ti1H ;"
favor of the constitu,ionality oil The ac' a"u co'
creeiug he reception Of the marea'e oil I'VE ~.
preme Court, as provided oy law hPP''ea''ons
for tho appointment Ct trustees 10 'ns Me' ,no
dist Church property, were lneh maoe ny .ne
counsel for The respective claimants and ater
chi, and interesting arguments had been sub
United 10 The Court, The Judge declined to ap,
n, int the Trustees OF either party The court
then appoinled as Trustees OF 3aid properly yh'-
meas Janney, VIM. Fowle, and A. c. Caz move,
Esqrs. lnN1aH"''A ''"-
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SMITHS PATENT STRAW CUTTER
I HAVE on hand, and am constantly mako.
| me above celebrated GU TIER FsrmG'
and olhcrs III waLi Il simp'c, cheap AMI e.
prailiuus Gutter. can be supp.Irt ei her hy csal
ia person ur otde:. They Ale waffaned 20 t.
tom well. and if ai!rr trial O % teys ~, =
no. give sa.s!a, .o.,. tie re} viii h' r"'aia;.
P.,cc go. J. Il FARMER,
Ne 81. Main >urei,
2doors below Cay II ',l, Richmond, Va.
Nav
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MARRIED.

Married on "Wednesday evening, the lith Nosem-
her 1919. by the Rev. henderson Lee, Mr. WILLIAM
SYME RUDD. 10 Miss AMELIA 81 INGRAM, At! Of
Lunenburs county vrainIa.
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German heel is TO "sleep on its shade" :" '''

German deet is 10 sleep on lis Soaoo"
basins of Antwerp. .. announce
WraTrnasao.-Tte new Ministry annou a,a
that hey will speedily assemble 'ne hs law
lives OF The people, elected agreeao'y 10 mo &
Of The Isl july, and will submit divers Plopo'-
tons having for object The revision - ' so;a,
t;cles of lbe constitution, as well as
'D' '' AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. ~,
V,rssA. Ger 9TH TIE last corps " ~"
slams. und Ter Graote, has leir Hungary 10
from Treuischln complain bnterIy '' 'ne n
saius. X ssuh and the Masyars are Sp'"e s,,, ~
wuh respect The Military Maica o, hossuan
was popular air in that locality, a'o "'"''>'
me Austrian soldiers very much No :
The Council OF War al Prssbufs, On me ~ =
Oct, senleaced eish, more indvituais ~ eMa,.'
and imprisonment Tor sna;e in the insa''ee''o''
or having arms.
There has been special committee appoint
tor securing The plumber oil Count LOUIS ba'a
anv's cs ale, which The military sentence ''""''
calei. ,i,l,..
-, s,I.rn hedge he made L. his suslrc mol %
70 establish the rensorship. Sifici oIdefs nave
bsen ;ssuod 10 all the DO, ksclisrs OF Vienna h"'
| 10 nub,ish any book whatever "rhont me Ps''
mission oil The police
FROM CHINA.
| ASSASSINATION or THE COY EnNon ~ ''A'
| Gao BY THE CHINESE.
most atr0cious act Of baEoarity hau treh e"h"i.-
rcd a aacoa on the a2d of August III the ASSASSINATION
! Of his E1ceilency the Governor, Si.nGs dr anafa'
While taking his customary ride IN lie evening ac-
led Nv his aid de camp, about haii nile ifoh
thr fort and three hundred yards from tEr barrier
gate he was suddenly attacked by eight 'h'nanIrn.
and dragged his hnsr when 'h- HGrdrters hack
ri of his head and band and disappeared through tie
| gate. 49,,
death of the Governor had tasrn possession oi the
barrier gate, aid beyond the gate FAD destroyed d
small fort the lire from which mo'rsiri thrm
In rfrctins this, srvtn Portuguese soldiers were
wounded, and il u saa - Chinese killed. So soon
as thr intelligence Of the assassination o. 'hr 'nse
mo- reached Hong Kong, her MaJ-siy's ship Amazon
and Steamer Mrdea LETT for Macao, i"r 'nr Pp'''o"
OF Brush subjects. and by Ihrr presence !" sNe 'u
tenance and support To the Portuguese an'H"i'fN.
4 French and Two American vessels o. wai WIZ =.
Macao Tor 9,riar purposes About tO Brush MARINES
were stationed on sh fr. aud as.y LAD chaihr !" 's
| Francisco Fort Marines from ilt American al =
French vessels had also landed ....,
Ii Is to he feared, however, that on lHr' 'r'"'
further outIaees will be committed BY me Ihhe!r a
Iess conciiatofy measures adopted BY lhe fG'tn
puese Senior A.asrai's teath had caused dn''riSh'
regret among the foreign coImani.y' NJ se'"'
carnage and tirnness dealing viii! The Chihose ha
tlnn secured him The respect and admiration ~ an uul
hi. very eminence IN this respect marked hi OK It"
assassination.
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gTaELIGIOUS NOTICE The Rev Dr..
Cl4fy will preach this evening, (Tuesiay) IN
Cenicnary CnuTch, al seven o'clock
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Thomas r. Giles.

ATT NEY A T L A ",
rNaG removed bis Office to The Eastern side
IL h street, between Main and Cary
doo,s from The corner of i2h and
Nov l5-dln
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C,LARKt's OFFICE, lin s.fter, R'chmo''
~ Virginia.
Mere good luck and bad luck al Cia'ke's O
4 e
5000 prize returned by Clarke.
Drawing Of Monongalia. ~ drawn Ho8e"S
So 7, IS IS 81 3i - 81 81 81 - IL Il
Ne, u - al. me CANAL o! T',osO 10 10
above was feln:r,c ~ Ciarse iof me wan o.
nu,chx,er Nov. 10 u
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1Tbe father OF The worthy Captain was, We oe'
love an Engineer on lbe Savannah" The Jrs!
.,eam.vessel which crossed tie hlIaniic.-ESo'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-20

R,;,sh influence, is in slate oil gtea' i roe
in consequence Of the proposed cess,en u a - ar
,or,;on M lis territories 10 The tn2iisn h,an
r..nsmenr,o that efec, is said 10 nave ~"
=, ID. h, * minister in England, ana mere -
,e doubt the iac;s II is supposed 'nls w ON.
veil! result in revolution Ia 'ha' n''n. -, such
nara,iycy Quiet ATE lndced iniiio'' ' ' cn,.
revolution had already taken p'"ee, IN,
renl on lie coast. l. is also unahs '.a nv
very earnest correspondence mas u" m a
IN, minister with the suveInhcp' oi ooS'a ,,,,,
on the subject, when ~! Pf"o"o''
upon The opening Of Congress. ,o. sep, 10
hear. also that he same minis'e' 10" ,r,c.
The government lail.d memoir up','i w.. - aIs,
ticsbiliiy OF the proposed canal, ,,,.rp
nrohab,y be MACE. before Congress MkSl
An This looks serious enough; hlr squ'e' %
carving things bravely, and we may ye' "a's
ab,nshn with England consequent on e"e"'s VI
thai region. TINS is the same MI 1qo'.''
manly assertion oil the Determination o' ou' .
vernmen, 10 maintain she dcc'r'ne ei Nloh'o'
al, bsz,,ds and 10 The las, Tc'n'iY, Is VIRUS
.,,v reopdia,ed by tie Regency who sent nm o"'
Tho N;c,rapua canal business indicated sPeeh
:, ;,h,, MIR Sonier mol conlenl with lhate6'
nosion proceeds To sci fire to ano'her 'h'"e' =,
taking possession Of an Island. 90 "h'ch h"s
had placed greedy eye. This will 'ansle 'ne ~eo
sill further, and we canno! guess ""a' 'n"'
come oul OF these unauthorized ac's Oh 'hs 's'
cency's diplomatic appoinee. n.
The Republic, The "Picayune organ - 'a,'
publishing long articles eagerly cauen' up W
the minor organs hcrel depreca'!ns 'ne mon'' ~.
doc,r;ne and attempting 10 convict MIR. FOX
and he Democratic parry OF nconsis cncy on ,h's
o,.s.;,n. The Union exposes The baseless cha'
rac,er Of the charge and pours hot SHOT MO '"e
Wni. Regency tor its course on lh's sn'J ec''
When We have more room We shall maze eA
tracts from The Unions a!iirl.. But, Wh'ie Tue
Republic, The imported organ OF the hesencS, -
thus running down The Monroe cceiata''on' WI
squier, the Regency's Minister IL on inc spo'
actually pledging his government 10 his'a'ai"
that doctrine 10 The urermos', selzlrg new is'aHus
from the grasp Of G:eal Britain, &c was sucn
diplomacy ever before knownf Let Inc hesen'
cy and ils organs defend the declaration OF MI
Monroe. or recall their minister, who IS, WIN
on, authority, pledgins line country 10 sustain
it. The people cannot understand snd VIII mol
sanction such chilc's play.
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BRUINS WICK.

The following is the voe IN the oehd'o' "a
elecnon Tor Rruuswick mI:
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RECONSIDERATION Lac.

FOR BALTIMORE AND rHILhDELrHiA.
:. r.n 4 The >ieamr COl-U Nbus
S..a,ssxsS1Saz. Captain llol!irg.heat, will '.ee''
iEe'sn Tor The above place I'LL :. 7. NJ, '"'i'
an: leave Al r.
Nov 20-lt HENRY LUDLAM y CO
MANAGERS C?FiCE-D. kAiNs
W Co. Richmond. Va. -,
t'or this Gay -Capi ais: S2F,coJ 900, W.
$50, 10 OF 200 g. ej Nos, 10 drawn. l0'
es o5. ....
Also, tn DolIar Lottery CAPITALS: : 1879
OF 1000 5 81 500, &c.
Dawn Nos. nj Grand CoEsolija.c', 81
81 - ~ - II A 65 IA 81 Is 10 rs
Nov - &. W PURCELL ~
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z'ers,,s of the Enquirer.

The Enquirer is published DAILY tfor the ciy)
1sEMl-W EEkl.f lfor The country For the Daily
seven dollars per annum, aud al tho rate oil eight
as tf taken for shorter period than one year For
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Tor six months, pay able in advance;to paid IN
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IN rut SEMl-WEEKLY-one square OF sixteen
less first insertion, IS cents; for each contina-
iac., 30 cents. ,..,h,.
innual advertisers arecharged nifty dollars Tor thf-
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io,-... who are charged one hundred doilafs tpapef
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d, God and available Bank notes, nj the risk OF the
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nm: ;c the writer: II is the accumulation of post
-. AZ m extensive business, which operates as u
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vi 06i:urr::s aud Marriages from the country,
reg-r he paily's hand writing Is unknown al this
must br authenticated by the -ndorsation q the
naster in the nelshborhood or they vii, In Case
.. .si!-G. Every measure, that has been taken 20
sr,timpositons and iuizzes, has proved here
ayaiiing. We must. the refore insist, III such
10 the communcationbeing certified by the name OF
/ r Postmaster .tcritten on the back OF thsletter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
THE FRENCH DIFFICULTY.

Saturdays Iulelligencer [re.oTgan iZsdl pub
fishes nearly eight Columns OF correspondence
and more than three columns OF editorial mar
ratvc. We have space only for The con-
GLIDING letters, showing The action OF the French
Government. We have no room !or comments
save 10 say that the case does not present as
serious an aspec. as we had been led 10 expect
MR. DE TOCQUEvlLLE TO Mr. RUSH
lTranslatiun.J
PARIS AUGUST y, l6i9.
Sla: l have received win The letter which you
did ME The honor 10 wri e 10 me on h: h OF last
mon,n the copy OF he correspondence which has
taken place between the Secretary OF Stale ioI
Foreign Affairs OF The United States and The
Minister OF france al Washington, upon The
subec, Of TWO claims, which The latter mad been
charged 10 present 10 the Federal Government
one aeains, the irregular detention OF The French
ship pEugeLie, by Commodore Carpenter, CT
Vera Cruz; and The other Tor the purpose Of
asking for an decentralization in favor OF M
Port, a French merchant, for The abrogalion q
The sale OF certain quantity OF tobacco struck III
TO him by The commander Of The American forces
al Puebla.
These two affairs having hitherto been discus
sed al Washington where ihsy ale TO be con-
c!uded, II is moi my province 10 examine lheir
merits. Besides, am too certain Of the inesri>
" OF the Government Of The Union to doubt that i
will ultimately acknowledge every claim lound-
ed in rish;; end, on its part, il canno. think that
tc French Government allows itself 10 be
arawa by the desire Of protecting lis subjects 10
s"rp,r pre'en>ions The justice OF which has not
been demonstrated 10 j..
These sentiments OF reciprocal confidence be.
ing OF nature 10 avert and prevent, in the dis
cuss:ons OF private interests, ihcs, SUSCEPTIBLE.
lies and misunderstanding which canno, fail 10