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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-30

President Taylor protested stand upon the constitutions
the constitution be his guide But il appears by The
Tribunes report and il well known that thc cabinet do
the business which independent and intelligent Execu
tive ought do and which the constitution directs him
do Exchange poper.
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THE FLORIDA INDIANS WONT REMOVE.

The steamer Monmouth says the Savannah Georgian ar
rived AT that port from Indian River Florida. Saturday
last She brought number of passengers, including seve-
raj officers of tho army in Florida We have not obtained
much by this arrival but sufficient TO satisfy u.s. in
connection with direct from Tampa that the Indians
nave determined pcaceably Billy Bow Legs
has evacuated his with his followers and with Sam
jones' has retired into the Southern extremity OF the Ever
ados where they perfectly secure from the operation
Of the army during the summer
We predicted this the commencement of the war We
had enough OF the troachcry of the Indians To believe
them nsnccrc in their professions; and, although few
came and voluntarily eigaled, the movements OF Capt
Billy savorcd much of former professions of the Indians,
TO induce credit the supposon that they would remove
pcaceaby We reancd from remarks, inasmch as
they might be construed into dsrespcct the army We
intended dsrespcct when suggested that they are not
The proper operate against Indians in The wans and
hamocks OF Florida There is more efficient force which
can be sy obtained.
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-lNNAFILIo, iPRIL IooU
The Court Of hquirySesne N tie Court RoOm-1hs Ma

ANSApoLIs, APRIL 2l 1851.
The Court Of Inqury-Seene tie Court Room-Ihe No
poi School-feorgani &c.
The Court OF Inquiry progressing in the taxing Of tes
mony respecting capture of Avaado and its dependen
cies during the with Mexico II evidently exces
siderable interest with both naval and military officers and
the public generally.
During the progress of the proceedings to-day the
having announced its intention to so into secret session.
with view examine certain papers presented by Com
Perry of which the had caused TRANSACTIONS TO be
made from the Spanish whether they admss
BILE evidence Capt. Hunter submitted TO the writ
ten statement requesting that these papers might be placed
upon the record of proceeding that he might prove them
false and malicious, and that they obainedrcm
mics of the country The papers not received evil
dence and there the rested but you will this
ter is increasing in interest as IL progress.
number of persons visit the get look the Of
cers of Navy composing and attending upon the c.
of Inquiry They all appear in full dress and on the
Of the appearance of Gen. Scott of The army before
the court few days since, never witnessed more i'm
posing display of the eagle aud the anchor.
The naval school, This place. is still undergoing changes
and improvements There only about thirty scholars
present in attendance 1t under admirable management,
learn that is in contemplation re-organze the ;nsitu
ton upon the plan of the West Point Academy and be
called the Naval Academy. number of new professor
ships be created and buildings will be put
in the of erection during the presen, summer
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Powers beautiful statue of Eve was lost the Swedish
ship "Westarnoand Captain Nass from Leghorn TO this
port She lost early in March the coast OF Spain in
ing here this severe loss OF one of Powers beautiful
works and In the opinion many his very best piece OF
sculpture.-tNe,c York Express.
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DEMOCRATIC AND WIG IusrlcE.-A CONTRAST

PETERSBURG.-We understand there are number oil
Nhis in this city who have yet
The Locos will be seem and contemplated, arc
making desperate rush Mr. Syme and though do
believe will succeed in beating him. yet they will pusa
him 10 the eyc-ashes He cU need all the help he
We appeal the Wing therefore, in the of the
Whip parv and OF the country, which nil believe
" saved from the serious disasters by the supcma
cy OF lis principles to 60 forward at this time, when their
services needed Yesterdays Wig.
We seize the earliest the number Of Wing
yorers in this city, the trouble Of melancholy ride to Pc
,ersburs The polls closed Thursday and the great
lorsm on the South sde-t he who had borne down
heavily upon the Democrats for equalizing the offices in
the Capitol and yet himself mainly instrumental in
decapta,ng Friend the faithful Postmaster Petersburg
His pr the service OF himself and friends
overpower Democacy-it all in van however; the
Democracy the Cockade rushed spontaneously the
cue achieved of the glorious victories record
To show the unprecedented exeons made by the Wings
elect Mr. Sync and the tremendous blow given Whig
gerry by his defeat quote the following startling appeal
from Wednesdays Wing:
Voters of Petersburg who reside in Richmond We appeal
to you Do YOU mean 10 allow John w Syme be beaten
by foreign votes" when your aid can prevent Remem
Der what Mr. S has been 10 the Wings in The House of De-
legates and Oft An ADLER and more efficient champion
in both situations it hardly possesses in Virginia His loss
in The House ,foad be rrepardbue TO The Uhig party
would be deeply felt in the affairs OF the State. We call
upon you therefore, and neutraize
you the Locofoco vote which will from Rich
mond ana the adjoining counties.
1t proper TO say that tickets m provided all those
cho ish 80 rote Mr. S Let US entreat YOU
brother VIII let The time pass by for may feel
assured tina: i: Mr. Syme Is beaten, You Will egre, Most
deeply. TGu out turn out
We learn our friends in Petersburg had happy
merry making Thursday night, marching firing guns, &C.
They have great rejoice their brilliant victory
The majority wodd have been larger had the polls been
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and Nth he adrice and consent Of the Senate
William b. Kinney Of New Jersey 10 be charge datiaires
of the L. States the government OF Sardinia.
Charles Bunker of Mass. be U. States CONSUL for the
port OF Lahainia, in the Island of Maui.
james Hcndcbc of Miss. 10 be IT, States consul for the
port OF Lyons in France National inteAgencer.
The Cabinet have decided 10 offer Ia William b. Kinney.
Es editor of the Newark Daily Advertiser, the Sandman
y. Tribune, March 81.
Tie President shall nominate and by and
with the advice and OF the Senate shall appoint
bassadors other public ministers and consu-.
[ConStitiuioa If The United Stdtes.
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- 20 - -
From the Boston I'ost.l

The secretary OF state has AT last concluded t,,.,
Sir Henry Iytton B;ilwcr which has oocn sicr.J WIN
and ~ n" doubt be ratified by tie senate NJ. Gay
did not dare 10 sin 1t without ultin senators ~. ION
terms Insisted % are more 'he consequence os ea. Of h
Is perfectly satisfactory. II gives ~ tle-~ner,,n cg
company twelve months IL commence their olerqrions
,hcy are not 'oec@i wiin that perio' then all the world
have The same privilege England sucrcnicrs the ,-,so
rate over tie Mosquito coast-tae reht 81 Duss.,s;n
Of occupancy privilege nj maintaining an army h ''
If establishing forts or scrrisonsi fact cye-vt6na ~,
Gun pc des'o os our own Sus.fHi',ht OseHoLa
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MARRIED..

MARRIED. al ~li III thu ith by Rrs Jane, NJ.
prAnnoi. lht ir'. wv SiIcklEi, TO Mrs. MARGARET
ROBERTSON. all o ApInmatiox county!
MAaiED. The Mr In,r.. LUKE Nc.
kENNEl, 81 Rrhuou, I" Miss SAGAii JAMES, Norfolk
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SPEECH OF HON. THOMAS R0SS.-we give III.
admirable speech entire in or rournn> his no,r;, WI,
ask Tor i, The careful attention readers Mr Rs INV
of those men VITO 90 not mice matters ON arcaf @
iior, bn: frankly take their position and give their
for the faith that is III them. fic nobly advocates RIO ~
mocintic ground on The snhjcc, .; shaver" ana Give. H.
views at length in reference 10 the right Of -,
territories No Democrat can read his notice ul ,at shan
less clagoauc Stevens, without feeling tina, NJ R,ss ~
rendered service Ia Pennsylvania thu, boldly eynos
one oi the worst enemies of The country The Denas
acy Of Bucke AMI ehgh have GOOD TO be prorj ~
their manly rcrrc-entatiyu.- nenGsNir sniln. ~ "
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* EQUISITIONS.
Ill lie RIElE CULTIVATED nG,Iu. - 4.


AkloChoLbERS IN the above C1mgany h.reby nolh1 h
- iey are required pay - each snare ia, Isl Of My
Also 81 each share the The requi-
ion made oE The 18th Of March for 81
Stockholders IL Richmond will ay the Bank OF Virginia ~
Others 10 the collectors o the coinjany Prompt payment sf
required isy ,nier Of the BOARD Of Directors o.
Bttice y X. Y. Gu. JOHN II McCLUSG, Treasurer
Nal, Cuur IJouss anri , ctlIJny
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FRinAY, APRIL II, 1880.
HOIfSE OF REPRESENTA- TIEES

Mr. Thompson oi Pa submitted motion close debate
The census bill on Monday next O'clock IL was
laid the table, Of yeas and nays Of 10 in The
frmatvc and IS in The negative.
The bills for the relief OF Blown and TaIboN aud for the
relief Of james $. Graham and Walter H. Finna
verally passed.
Joint resolution authorisnG the President Of the L. s.
rept and attach the navy vessels offered by Henry
Grinne ESQ., OF New York. be sent 10 the Arctic in
search Of Sir John Franklin
Mcssrs Savage and Bayy spoke against the resolution
Mr.. Baker, Of Iii, made remarks in its favor.
Mr.. Hull Of No. proposed amendment which adop-
ted providing that tc United States shall be held Liable
Tor any damages which might the vessels and also
providing that claim shall hereafter be made the use
of said vessels.
iourncd I'LL Monday.
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A Convention OF Democrats of Randolph and Barbour
William Phares Chairman, and d. II. Auvel, Secretary
unanimously nominated the popular Col Henry Stum their
candida te for the House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-30

On Wednesday week the New Orean. Editors were en-
oying the finest strawberries arehokes and egg plants.
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soiiN u ROGERS, ,h Main. Richmond Va DeaIst
IN Ess'ian Italian aud American Mthle Monuments Tomt.
sc,
Ny design IL Carving executed IN the ncates
Orders from THE wi reference, promptly attended
Nr Rogers having served hi apprenticeship OF the largest
establishments New York Cy aud lyus much experience the
business faei- himself that all work Shop viii give
as any, Sorh " SlGh
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NOTICE.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND DAN

LILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
General meeting al the Sckhpter, company viii os
held at Charlotte C"ur Inn- Wednesday. the 18th day Of
NAY next Al i2"cock, the a
:" NE General Assembly passed March 18th. $50 requiring The
treasurer oi Tie Commonwealth erwute the guaranty Of the
bnu ~ lhis company - The 5dupr well az other
SUBJECTS That may he Presented nj the
By order o the BOiri % Directors
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Advces from Vera Cruz 9Th inst have been received
New Orleans
In the States OF Guanajuato and San Luis Po,os the
cholera still continues, but has evidently lost much Of
terrible mortality The numerous but the deaths
few.
On the night of March 9th Don Juan de dos Caneco
Deputy of Congress- assassinatcd in his own mouse in
the city OF Mexico.
Ii is said that Sir Charles Bankhcad, the British Minister
next packet
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MANSION HOUsE--;EW ,o,iK.

MANSION HOUSE--sEH YORK.
tNl rs9tci having olen. 4 nsV ard
MANSION HOUSE, q Chambers Street a. %, rc NJ, pea
s'ii locations lily New YORK. lbc.:y s,ims
e patronage ~ their Southern irIrlds Ie
the la;est atd On he approved plan FIRST c The
greatest been taken with con a
i'rts OF tue Establishment. PErEi. Il. STEELE.
April lin Jp.EpJI T. FTSoN
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= Of - 10 hereby constitute and appoint IN! ;rie
ami lawful questions
that be- brought before the called kocs OF
he Richmond aud Dnyie Railroad Company be 18Th
by Ma Charlotte CONT I.o1sr riuiylng all the
acI- 81 my said attorney lie prese,, fully present.
and voting person
In testimony whereof have aAe, my hand AMI sea-
hls - OF -, lc'1 lSElLl
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MARBLE 1ann

GEoRGl. PAGE. ~ Baum orc. Maryland
AlIi!o-c5m luvan.pf. Pucntc. ani Manufacturer
~ hrih'G R-O';haiG Hrictsil Register tn cory
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
OUR RULERS ABROAD.

American political af irs con inne 10 be A lra1inu Inn.
le. The confirmation Of the news Of the death If Gen.
layIrr has led II further remarks upon the effect uf hi,
lns' to the United States aud Europe. But one of the
mes' touching and deeply symrathisiag articles which
has yet Appeared IN the London press. WAS published in
Tuesdays Morning Post, which journal says that. re-
cetvlng news 50 nomentous in a manner SO susceptible
oil fraud, and Al a moment when detection was impo>si.
Bile, one could uut but desire to cherish a duubt Of tho
Truth Of inielliIene e 81 clanllous. 'l}nt the lightning
messenger was no lesS unefring than swi if, and the sym.
pathetic needle had vibtaled but too truly 10 the shock,
"fiirii tlfllied Al The same instant through The heart of
an entire nation, when the vital pulse Of lis illustrious
ruler had ceased Ia helt.' The Post notices the remar-
kable eoincidence Of the es of a master mind aim ST At
the SINE moment, t, the two great Anglo Saxon coun.
lfies, and ttmlfls hat il were lmpossible tn name a man
whose hold upon The reverence and we ola whole peo-
pie was 20 entirely without parallel or approach as that
al Gen. Taylor. FIR III the event It's, If the Post turns to
lis rJnssqneuc :, and IS graf fed IN find that President
FiIln1re, in selecting advisers Of the highest character
ard reputation. Is giving l. The world the strongest posi-
bic guarantees that his Government is 10 be conducted
upon sound. wise and moderate principles; nor does the
Post regret that the new President will be a more deci,
ded conservative than his predecessor; and on the all i'm
nortaot question of sllyefy, 1t is graf fled to Learn tina,
Mr.. Fillmore admits, and consider. himself bIund off
cially 10 maintfin, the principle that the rights of each
separate STATE IN thai respect are absolute and indepen-
dent, and that the General Government Is therefore in
competent IL i~egi,late in regard ia il. \ contrary opin-
ion would moi only endanpfr The peace If the Union, bu,
the Tranquil ity OF the world; consequently, the Post says.
Il Is a matter for sinrere c1ngralulalinn That a bereave-
ment 50 severe az thlt which The United States has sus-
I incd is not to be aggravated by HE accession Of an un-
p%fnclpled or incapable man to the executive chair, but
that wise councils and 4 cnnclllfory pol cy are likely TO
govern he adui iStration oil the aft tns Of he great An
glo-SaXon ltepublr.-Cor. Of Tie North american.
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equestrian statae. which will he east in bronzc in Munich
of Paris. Five Of six years will probably 81 lpse b fore il
vii be ready fur erection 10 it, pedestal.
Nh Nolman's Report and drawing for The re arranps
mcnt If h. Capitol ar uals are al the Chanberla = nf'
fse. and We have examined lhem with sumo attention
We do not exactly comprehend the changes proposed in
tie GRADES and sioprs, bai we are decidedly Of the i'm.
pfes,i,n that his plan would be a gteat improvement, an
the present one. The general iiea IS to avoid the ract,n.
enlar walks and pl l., IT he Dutch lyle. which William
Of o aage introduced at Hampton Court, mud subStilue
curved Inns, upon the most approved principles of mod
IN landscape aaf1eurng. The angles at the corner If
The streets would thus be rounded off, aud gates placed
At every sueh curve. We hope the Executive viii re-.
commend IN design In he attention Of The Legislature.
Among other handsome structures hal have recently
b en- pnt up. we natiee the beautiful aud permanent briloe
Of he D1arille Railroad, which presents a mos pictures
QUE appearance, among the Islands Of he river. This
together with many Improvements on the lima of AIsin
street, vii adj much u the looks uf the lower part of ibs
town. Will he CASH his, which we haro iosee blaziug
befure Christmas. will augment the comfort Of oil cl,s.
B of ell z4Hs.-Rict. Hing.
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EIEl l. AIM

Another "somehody,' HE telegraph says, has arrived
al N%ashington from Texas, bringing news that that pa
tIioic member Of the Conitderacy has managed 10 get
together eight thousand men to march against New Mex
ieo! 81 that, admitting the story is true, we are requir-
ed II believe the chjvalIy are already On the heel, and
that anon we slall hear of a battle taking place some.
where along the Rio del Norte. For our own par, we
believe these eight thousand menare men of slrav-pas.e-
hoard men that exist only in the heated brains If certain
dtsioteres ed personages in and about W asfineton. who
wish To drive the House OF Representatives to \ vote on
Mr.. Peafce'S Bill. Nothing else. Sincerely do we de-
sire that The measure Will be afifmatively passed upon,
and we earnestly hope that notling will turn up to de-
feat t,when the time comes for taking the final vote; but
rather than that a sjngls vote should be timorously throw vi
IN its favor. under a menace or a threat from the braves
OF Texas, we sh uld prefer to see il defeated a thousand
tunes over. Away, then, with theSe eight thousand
phnntons. The Representative ofthe people are not.
like 50 many school b1ys.to be frightened into perform
anre Of their duty. TeXqs vii be dealt Justly by
will have a fair boundary gwen her, aud ten millions into
The bargain, without her brandisding the sword, or seek
lng 10 lnlimid4te IN this way.
At al eyen's, it is a rational presumption thai Guy.
Bell, when he SUNNI ned hose eigh' thousand men into
the field had not received President Fillmore's message;
nor The lett r Of Mr.. Secretary Webster. " hen these
documents get 10 Austin or Galveston, we incline to the
belief that the ehiyalmns eight thousand will fed their
Occupation gone.'-N, !. Erpress.
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FRANKLIN.
CITY IMPROVEMENTS.

as are goIng on, from time 10 time. in the general ap-
rearafreo Of our city, and we are glad, at this particular
moment. to get away from the turmoil # the political
world and The sectional strnes ofthe Convention. 70 look
around US at what Is dong, in the way of embel lshment
10 the town.
The workmen are making good progress with the
Washington Monnmrnt, although, as YET, that Structure
does not present an air uttirwarduess. Some of the irest
blocks OF granite we have ever seen, have been got our
iut the work, aud are now under the hammer. We can
not say that the design If Mr. Crawford is entirely to our
taste, hut better Judges than ourselves have commended il.
and we suspend an opinion until the completion Of the
whole affair, as 10 the tis's Of The Cummissioners. Mr..
Cawiard has already sail d for Italy, aud intends pro
eocding with all prret dispatch upon the model VI the
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WASHINGTON BTNORS

'tnmrnt. that The Texas Boundary Bill Is Ia be- kept back,
notwithstanding the imminent danger OF 4 ruplule with
that State, Wafil the Tern oral Bills are Il st acted On
having been rNcled that . bold attempt is 10
ne made 10 attach the Njlnol Prnvis, 10 The last named
We have had misgirjuns from the first, that
the prompt and patriotic action of the senate. would. IN
all probability, ruclHnter serious auI lrsidious opposition
IN the LAWYER House. There are loo many violent exttc-
mis's IN that ~hudy-loo many whom we verify believe
are euler seerftiy or avnwedly hostile 10 the | Inion to
permit without a struggle, The good work Of psclieat,on Ia
prosper.
Another rumor is fl at, and said n he indnstriuusly
rropaea'ed by The enemies Of the administration, that
IEesideni Fillmore is only ANXIOUS fr the passage cf flle
Texas boundary and Calitaroia bills and that MS to the
resi-, he Is quito willing they should SHIFT Tor themselves.
v mo- dlileoli To- eohJ'cium. that sncl a report i. the
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4 an American p iucan. with al Is ffa3s and all IT'S
fatte1as. 80 oaea sure 10 break down rhr stauist fame,
AID 30 e#tiu IN s.luren human lfr. Ut IA SPITE Of
MI ,hs. Gly IS. At this tnene+t, nearly - h4ls AMI rs
hearty. physically. es heis p,veff1l IN intellect. We
do nDt lHiHA b. can b. . sazfsin the extraordinary lbJrs
deg, lied upuu hin. boz ! j certain that aptp tdis mo
uert. L. a. g maintained himself with Il The siyac'ly
and VIZ # the best piri1n of his c|yentlni cifeer.@
h tins Speaking Of aee whom W. hlFe al'a1s "p-
ro=cI. W. know Nc are sahj ct Ia the cfiaeisfns Of tiIo,e
sIb declare it hefe-y 10 all4je 70 an adversary save ia
tel m, II denuncia in or deprc#alilu. Bot sswe do
nj prafs 70 claim every peliaci1n lor the D'moefacy,
We are MI wiling 10 deny every virtue 10 Nhiegery.
And though Henry Clay may neyeI get gut yote, II he
we unf mortal lie, aud did lhr State the service he
has already dUne fr her. we should not be ashamed L.
--c-. II ln q. b. da--Lyal.-L E-an. LrmimL.
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At BOSTON.

The funeral cctomonis, in b lstoa ON the l5h inst.
in respect 10 ile memory Of the late General ravl n.
Wcte ol the most imposing character. The pnccs,ian
WAS escorted by over thirty military companies from all
p2tts # he Stale # Massachusetts,. The funeral car
MAS fhrtrcu iett High and fifteen feet IN length. IS in
tcriar was heavily lined with tich white satin. Where
lhr lier rested. il was cuvcroi viii hllck vrlyei, with
trimmings If silver lace. Ca the top Of he ear We're
eight black ms. containing a large n imber If Alack US
lricL p'uucs. On each side Were lLe letters l.. +. In
silver. Tho PEDESTAL was covered with black velvet.
with The / sig1la Of he seveJal States w1rtcd upon them
IN white, and tom The top aruse nine arches. |nrnamculod
with lhluy sil er stars. cmhirnalicl1 Of the djfrrent
Nt1les of the Union. Thu hnrsrs with which It WAS
drawn were led by arpoms dressed in mourning si,hes
aud cooked hats IN the STYLE Of The Confincutals. Ihe
car WAS guarded by he Mlssaelu-ets volunteers wha
served m Mexico under the Illus raus deceased. Il WIS
I lowed by ahnt G0y rit zeasut Louisiana. carrying n
banner on which WAS inscribed. Ever luyaltu the Com
Stltnhan aud the Uni n" Then came Sbormann's FLYING
Artillery, fl'owed by the Governor and Legislative b5-
dies II M State, and a civic procession Of three or Tour
miles in ltng h-tlc fnteruitiesr f Ala.nns and odd Eel
lows and other assertions turning out IN large numbers
aud Iooklug ten1lk bly, well. Tue Whole city was dress
cd J. mourning, business was suspended, mu0led bells
Nrtrto.lcj. and. miuu'e CUTS fired duriag the marching Of
the procession, The ely was crowded wi h STRANGERS.
he enl ny MAS delivered hy tho Hon. Josiah Quincy,
Jr, and is an ornate and ii tl,hed production.