Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-03
ENQUIRER.
NEW BOOKS.

Someryies Physical Ceogaphy Memoirs ol Tue INC az
Writings Dr.. Chalmers; also, the S'h vol al MS roS'"-
nous Works. (beug the I'd vol OF his Institutes u i"o
~ Life and Correspondence o Southey' "a part r.'N
Tales from all nations illustrated by DOYLE; Travels IN Mh
nesota the New England the West, by SEYMOUR '''
White Jacket or the World in Mon-of War, 10y "eN"'
and Latter Day Pamphlets No. l. 10y IaflE'e wv Lex
that we have not lime 10 speak Of se'cra! al 'so
thou deserve the Elements of Natural Philosophy, hy Gray
wSeonsidcr the best text book OF the Rino i"f +''"
md High Schools which has vet appeared II Is oon'e
nient volume 400 pages containing an nhusua
amount Science including the most recent os'"'ee
and Improvements, illustrated BY neat diagrams no a'A'"
by are, c.arness of arrangement and style lhe chaP'e
on Acoustics NAV he particularly mentioned hs presenting
in brief space most lucid and beautiful explanation
which remember have seem oi the nature ana h"s
sound especially of musical The 'memoirs and writ
nps of Chalmers and OF Souney, should adorn the Lora
nv of every OF united genius learning and piety
Whatever relates the great West Is interesting Inc
Sketches of Minnesota despite the rather rambling and neg
gent stve in which they written, will he read Win
avdity for valuable information impaired, concerning
that fertile and beautiful territory
The first No. OF the Latter Day Pamphlets exhibits in the
usual abup, and Jagged vet powerful style of the author
strong bold and life-lkc picture Of the present Time.
We return our thanks Morris u Brother Tor the History
of African Coioci.cton; b. Dr. Archibald Alexander :"
Princeton IN elaborate work So important SUBJECT
from IN learned venerable and distinguished must
NEE, with nm extensive sale. There subject fun
of practical difficulty than the proper destination OF enamel
pa,ed slaves To permit them 10 remain III this country Is
TO doom them though politically perpetual social IN
equality degradation and inny. IT, instead OF their insane
projects of universal liberation, which AZ Dr. Alexander
truly observes ave but rivcted the chains which c"nir
the slaves more closely ever, the Northern fanatics
would wisely unite the friends ." colonization IN fur
nshing the free blacks prosperous and honorable home IN
their faher-and tangible proof nsh Toe given {" real
philanthropy and much positive good conferred on boih tue
African and AngloAmerican races. The people howev,
alike of the North ana The South beainnin. look win
more serious To this matter That part o popu-
ation which subject the lava and the usases OF en-
ghened government without the intelligence To understand
and the integrity regard them feeling all oil the burdens o
civilization OF its blessings, must sink deeper ana
deepe down as the higher classes rise the moral in
telectual scale Ihe free OF the South ane still
more the negroes Of the North, furnishing elan
choy OF This striking truth in social ethics
The history through struggles the pesen, dawn OF
its final triumph noble enterprise which has FOR It's OBJ
eject the permanent unfortunate class
men in the enjoyment their native country, of all the
blessings social equality and political freedom must
mend itseto aenv, perual of all who appreciate the
growing magnitude .! the interests involved in issue.
We are under obligations Nlsn u Woodhousc for "Wo
in France during the Eighteenth Century; by julia
kavanagh." This volu.te, by the accomplished at
thoress Madeline, be read with general pleasure
not only OF interest lis subject, but the
dignity OF tone the purity o lis sentiments and the beau
" OF its style.
FLORIDA INDIANS-MoRE BLENDERS OF THE
ADMINISTRATION.
The steamer Monmouth arrived Savannah, Georgia,
Goth April The ooagh, by hcris the effect says
Georgian in connection WIKI direct from Tampa That
the Indians have determined not pcaceaby. E
y Bow Legs has evacuated his with his followers and
with Sam Jones has retired into the Southern extremity
OF the Everglades where they perfectly from the
operation OF the army during the The Georgian
adds the following letter received gen
teman in Florida:
Gen TwisgS ist man--bui the Indians won't
90. They maxim. fun the gentry .
them The Indians intend 10 they and are
ooing the army. Gen Bow Les ~, has got clear
of the CRYING widows of The gnbb Indians and the iew old
grand dads, sold ms TAT hogs, received good supply OF
blanke,s-tut he cannot IL, or his child is bun
until ii gets well recently book after him
found his town deserted Cen sam Jones i IN Biz Cypress
where regulars not prepared 10 follow him. The
will have remain here this and State will
drive the Indians iii 10 them winter"
Here is evidence OF the inconpeiency Of the pre-
head OF the government manage affairs properly
Gen. Twiggs says the Montgomery Adveser) sent
the of in Florida with his hands in his pockets
without orders any other persuasves than money o
which the treasury by the by was we'll night exhausted n
the time, and has been completely ncel The Indians met
him frequently co.acil,ook large bribesp.oinised from
time 10 time 70 ei.re but always made pla;sitie
excuse for not being ready In the time the white
gldes bysprine, ana finally approaches which
reveals the TRUTH but tate. Tie '.areS IF ne
put out and il io TIN, that they procrusnaet. In .e
winter they could easily distance but now they
are securely screened by In, foliage Of the trees ana
under growth They longer I'LL their appointments
"a taik-he subsidy Of e government has furnished
with every necessary-and whe" iiey souet or ,n
towns, 10, they like Padcy'> tea, there 1ncy
have gone into the white settlements commit he'd
sh depredaonS when they should have been long since
seized by the army and forced leave Bur ye; Genera
Twisgs has received such orders ", imagine can
see and hear the old veteran al il.
GEN. TAYLOR AND HIS EARLY Supporters.
We take following from 4 late the \
Y. Herald paper that boasts, will be seem
first press in United States hoised Genera
Tayors for the Presidency and still wishes elm.
10 him. if his laundering cabinet Will permit it. How has
the mighty fallen.
We the first journalist in the United States advo
the claims Of General Tay the Prescency he had
the benefit OF The Influence oi the New YORK Herald from
the time when he fought the battle vi ReSaca Palma
until he nauguraied and became the occupant of le
white house; and aer ourselves tia, aided consido
rable in placing him in his present lofty position Ii is
therefore, with no common regret and modification that "
thar good OIL: ei ~ cabinet. such as hi
present co"sl "s'!st : 'tea.
without particle 81 ;'i., wanting the confluence
of the Wing party and the country. We might forgive
many 81 the sins vi omission and commsSuu wnc thes
have perpeatel since their induction office We Egh
forgive and might the nation large forgive the
of policy which they pursued towards the nation of .o
who struggled mdniuly and molly last las
tism and shed :h.ir ar" -! the purpose OF 5equeai
ing to their postery blessing. o. Tree
might overlook their villa: violation OF the pledges and
misses OF Gen Taylor IN regard 10 The matter ~ removals an
appointments; nay might, Tor the sake Of Gen Tay
Tor and the county oveooh the oi corruption
which have been iade against having allow td
which rejected worthless ano un!onned by previ
administrations and poc@.iag portion u the plumber;
might have done this and but reconcile
duty Independent public Journalist loving the
Union, desiring all earthly the perpetual
ton this glorious and envia0ie government overlook
rather censurn2 in terms their atinaiiona
l-American and antipatroc policy, IN eagn:ng aem
selves with abolition fanatics in both houses Of Congress
and lending the influence of their positions 10 the keep
OF an agitation which, il 10, settled can have 10 ei =
but enddnger the con:edaracv and ultimately prodl
dsunion, civil and iEsuecon. Is II not time III T.
FORE for General Taylor awake from the revere III " Oh
he has INDUCED since his inauguration and take the re OF
into his hands? The country expects ne
thing of him than chcapening eggs and beef IL the
Washington markets. and calculating that he makes dime