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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
An INTERVIEW WITH ONE OF THE SAINTS

AN INTERVIEW WITH ONE OF THE SAINTS.
Under this title tho editor of the Daily Free Democrat Of
Wisconsin gives Of visit paid him BY one or
the Momons by the Of Mills fresh from Beaver Island,
The rendezvous IF about 400 Of those singular fanatics He
stated that Srang the who got himself proclaimed
King on the 5h OF July last had been imprisoned four times
bu each time got clear, technical informally
When asked If the authorities did not collide with Strang
for the sake getting the Mormon vote he said he guessed
there were some wire pulling. The District Attorney made
strenuous efforts clear him. and The Saints voted the de-
mocratic ticket Stang has wivee-hs FIRST about his
nge say 35-his last married last summer years old
The Prophet is thought have had eye 10 the beautiful
and sensible in choosing her.
Mr. Mills lived a year with Mr.. Cheeseman, who had
three wivesone DID, aud TWO young all have separate
beds-the Younger have child each the oldest has four
boiled, and the other poisoned herself.
Mr.. Mills says is generally supposed that families COM
posed of plurality Of wives live peaceably and happily but
that chickering's heaTtburnings and continual strife
He says there is division of sentiment among them In re-
gard the Practice the women advocating II as strongly as
the men, that year ago they about equally divided In
regard TO IT, br that the tide of public sentiment is setting
strongly against It, and that this change Of sentiment against
poygaIy owing discussion and the practical develop
nents of He thinks that might be defended
from old testament that strict morality forbds it
that makes yrans and women brutes and that very
few of the Saints practice 1t.
Their tabernacle progresses slowly. Adams who for
bilious purposes Of his got Suang proclaimed King,
hus fed TO Mackinaw, where ne is conducting theatre
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THE NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
Corresponding Of the n. y Herald.

~,
The Court Martial for the trial of Commodore Jones
fully organized yesterday The members Commodore
Stewart Presidents Captains Ballard Soaf Shubrck Reed
Perry Warrington Downs. kearny, members; Vaudeville
Carlisle Judge Advocate Walter Jones Is counsel for the
accused The charges and specifications read by MIR
Carlisle Judge Advocate against Commodore Jones.
He is charged with fraud in specializing with the public
money In gold dus-wh scandalous conduct towards his
subordnass of the Pacific squadron and with oppression In
unawfuly hanging under sentence OF illegal court
MARTIAL the death penalty only being allowed board ship
beyond the limits of the U. s.
Commodore Jones put 10 his answer. He was willing to
stand his trial upon all the charges but took exceptions TO
the fifth charge of oppression In unawfuy hanging the two
His conduct had been approved, or the opinion OF
the Attorney General of the of his jusdicona
California par, Of the United States had been
received But If he had transcribed his authority by
martial with sentence and penalty Of death within
of this court and must be tried by the laws OF the land as
of murder. The TWO were hung for mutny and
attempted murder OF an officer In discharge OF his duty In the
ships launch la the Bay of San Francisco. Their obec,
drown him and 10 the mines. There wele
FIVE menhe two that Gbbon overheard were conyic
fed and hung the unanimous Judgment VI the court Inc
officer whose body had been picked on shore and resto
red to e appealed for the Others and they were saved
The Commodore appeals 10 The services of long life TO
the approval OF the department. the state OF confusion
listing In California the temptations OF the mnes and the
frequent attempts mutiny, In justification OF his conduct
as Commodore of the Pacific Squadron
The cleared for onsutaton the question
of jurisdiction raised By the accused bu, without dcc
sion they adjourned TIL tomorrow
WAsnlSoroS Dec. Is, 1850.
AT the naval martial yesterday, Commodore Jones'
counsel presented paper continuing objections charges
of fraud and expressions that the OF the public funds
was Jusfabie, and that the Commodore was compelled BY
peculiar circumstances the enforcement OF riec dsci-
pine After the reading Of the paper the court adjourned
The to-day PROCEEDED with the business before them
third specifications OF the fifth charge that Conno-
dore Jones has been guilty OF OPPRESSION in unawfuly
hanging BOARD the ship Ohio, IN California,
without authority rord the President no commander having
such within the United States unless sanctioned by
the Executive. The decided that Com. Jones had
acted within the laws Or If not that II was case beyond
the jurisdiction o'hs court and the specification was
Quashed.
Messrs. Reynolds and Wilson, pursers examined
upon the charge Of exchanging specie for gold dust IN Cali
forna.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

-, ,s0 s.r, thai in lds1 tho value 10 New s
y :, ~ s while that 10 Virginia Is ss ,, WIN
If he will make the computation he viii na ,hs race Of
= ~ N,v York has ouslripped Virginia IN Tue ias,
even he deeree that sso67 the amount o. ns'
wss oa n. Of ysn,'
,hat ia TO say. he will find that while ~ OF. "a.
s''s rar' to her real property Virginia with whom
oubljc works are not fashionable has adaea ~, yprh
~, v,I, find also In the last report OF the I'VE"
cent M n Chewing massage conhrmatory OF thai 'ee
Cu"pUnt the accuracy of which he gnnsays
'en conceived m estimate 81 ss prop na'
canals have douoeu m nd If its annual product II we
s psSPs hat ssesssd value e hS
and which ogs o trade and
Seen hat our people indebted 10 the eanaS 0'
b bao s3a5 COO 1000 of real and personal wealth
After the samples have given OF MI f'Sie s,~ ~.
oe s,,temen, and soundness of argument, we 'li"A WV
opinions upon this subject will be allowed 90
ored rs those OF our Southern, serghseous p0''e0-
economical philosopher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

i.lNDlANa.

Tho yesterday al Its hcghhasins rapidly pro-
crossed since the arrival OF Jenny Lind on Thursday night
AZ Twelve O'Clock Ihursiuy night, heard from our
ary chamber the stirring music of the Amoy Band, which
was seenadng her the Exchange The occasion seemed
10 have inspired tlenfor until nearly In the morning,
heard them beating the moonlight with their music.
srolIing near the Theatre yesterday, immense
crowd waiting their tickets We were In the nick
of time for the rehearsal about take place. and entering
the Theatre we spent delightful hour How could i, be
otherwise with the pure and soft toan notes OF Miss Lind
the itch Bcc the delicate and sweet violin
of Burke and the svery of Kycs lue-al admirably
directed By Benedict The charming simplicity and playful
nniree of the Nightingale pleasngy deve
oped Under the constant pressure of public curiosity
she every where shows modesty and kindness of temper
more admirable than all her other charms We left the the
atre just Benedict attempting to tutor small drum
for the important role Of opening the fine Overture to Fra
Diavolo The full OF amusement end fun-and
We shall never forget this, first adventure, behind the
scenes The peculiar phenomena Of musical organization
were we'll exhibited.
Yesterday morning felt confident that the largo
Der Of PERSONS residents and strangers who were dsappon
ted in hearing the Syen Swede last night would be gra
hed by second to-day tonight As we write
however lat P. NJ hear that Miss Lind will he too
exhausted 10 give two consecutive daily concerts. We
trust that she will city in the spring But enough
we have attempted keep coolyet the Influence Of the
excitement every where around u.s. fast stealing
resolutions. The city is filled with the beauty
ind wisdom of the coun:ryand satisfied that the
Theatre tonight would be filled Overlooking by those
anxious hear Jenny Lind friend .. elbow suggests
that the House would be filed three or four times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24
tBy Telegraph TO. the Southern Press

COLUMBIA, 5. G., Dec Is, CLOCK ?. VI
The House passed almost unanimously bill hrst 10 elect
delegates 10 Southern Congress BY the people in October
next 3D. 10 elect members State Convention IN Feo'ua.
~ next to sit on the cali OF the Governor il he should
deem necessary before The next session OF the legislature
fnot at time 10 be fixed upon BY majority OF the House
There were cny twelve NAYS OF waom preferred I'm
mediate action These bills had first reading in the Sc
nate immediately which will concur Large appropriations
are 10 be made for State deencs K B. Rhet has been
elected United States Senator day by very large ma
ority Hammond
We have read the South Carolina papers, and suspect
that the above from the Southern Press Thursday
rect though con,radIced by Geographic dispatches
tho same evening" Enquirer.
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POETlCAL.
Enr the ENQUIRER


To MINISTER OF THE VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.
see thee pleading, even now,
In agony Of prayer
The holy meekness Of that brow
OF intellect so rare.
see thy form of slightest mould,
hear thy feeble voice,
Proclaiming life and joys untold,
That sinners may rejoice.
see thee In the tented field,
With holy men of God;
hear thee plead and meekly kneel,
Upon the dark-green sod.
And when thy voice had died away
Upon the evening breeze,
The thoughts II breathed still seemed to stay
And speak to me OF ease.
Go on, thou messenger OF Godi
Proclaim his holy laws;
And bow thy head beneath the sod;
For glorious is thy cause
And when thy Saviour calls thee home,
From this sad world of ours
Nav thy blsst spirit ever roam
Through fields of fadeless flowers.
Cumberland County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

are always glad to NEE, with new emanation iror
zen of the author of "Thanatopss" The following Is hi
sful contribution 10 the January number of Graham
azine:
THE BURIAL OF LOVE.
sY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Two dark eyed maids, at shut of day,
Sat where river rolled away,
With calm sad brows and raven hair,
And one was pale, and both were iair.
Bring flowers they sang, bring flowers unblown,
Bring forest blooms of name unknowni
Bring budding sprays from wood and wild,
To slrew the bier Of Love, the Child.
Close softly, fondly, while We weep
His eyes, that death may seem like sleep;
And lay his hands in sign Of rest,
His waxen hands across his breast.
And make his grave where violets hide,
Where star flowers strew the rivulet's side,
And blue birds in the miss OF spring
Oicloudess skies and summer sing.
Place near him, as ye lay him low,
His idle shafts, his loosened bow,
The silken band that OFT around
His waggish eyes in mirth he wound.
But We shall mourn him long, and Miss
His ready smile, his ready kiss,
The patrer OF his lite feet,
Sweet frowns and stommered phrases sweet;
Aad Rraver looks serene and high
A light Of heaven in ina. young eye;
All these will haunt US Till The heart
Shall ache-and ache-and tears shall start.
The bow, the band shall fall TO dust,
The shining arrows waste with rust,
But he whom now from sight OF man
We hide in earth, shall live againi
Shall break these clods form oflight,
With noble mien and clearer sight,
And In the eternal glory stand
With those who wait al Gods right hand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

Some so persons from Charlottesville came by the new
Central Railroad las, evening friend, who called In our
absence says in MS anlos; in despair " presume that
thew as we'll as myself will have return without hearing
the Nightingale of Sweden" Cannot Nj. Barnum do
someihnc 10 cure their complaint,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24
OHIO I.EETST .TIIRE

CotuMsus DEE. l9-Tne House has indirectly decided
against the right Of the Legislature instruct Senators and
In Congress by indefinitely posponing the
resolution of Instructions relative the Cheap Postage Bill
It understood that United States Senator will be cec
ted this session Of the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

QUAINT DIALOGUE IN THE BACK-WoODS OF
AMERlCA-A passing traveller meets with settler near
a house, and enquiries: Whose housed Moggs. or what
bui,2 Logs. Any ueshbors2 Frogs. Your dletl Hogs.
How 90 you catch iheml Dngs.-IEr.
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CARRIAGES.

MARRIED oc Wednesday .yesz he s n.ian by Rev Jar
b. Taylor. Mr. FLEMING " GREENE, 10 ELIZABETH IT, Pas
KER
MARRIED by the slc m rhur,iy evening WILLIAM l. TAI
LOR, 10 ELIZABETH SAUNDERS
MARRIED at"Thr Grove" Faufuer county Vssia on ths
n.tan b. REV G. II Sarten X. d. MINOR L. s. NJ TO LAM
MA, daughter OF Charles c. Randolph, ESQ
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TgInrTE OF RESPECT

held FOR wyha county, a. tie Court House On Nonf
81, December, $50 ,xp
eout,h,s been Informed OF til. death ri Col JOHN
-tt Q: this cou since tho last ,ett and be1
tcsys clr regard for his 1n3 u se.Yiee' -
ohice Of Thu Aid c:i..n Of tbs community res ,
Resolved, That the members officers and bar a!s cou WI
testimony regret for his death and o. respect 10! his ne
he usual badge Of mourning en- the lei. arm for ne
thirty days ..
Resolved That foregoing preamble and resolution be
upon order book Of and iha coay DC rne
family ~ the deceased and To the editor, Of Wy'1ey!h
lican and the Richmond Enquirer ,r publication -
A Copy Te,e AND THOMPSON c!sfk rro h-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24
TRlBUTE of RESPECT.

In tho County Court Giles, December ID, l-Jl t.
Albert G. Pendle;on. ESQ., having announced 20 p,..
Guen, terms the demise OF JOHN KIRK, k@Touois
ard Soldier. good man. upright citizen and onS an
useful member this hr motto" th7
had! a.,,h off.
Kirk a.u,lensn o! high INTEGRITY. colf,eou a.ao' 4
in al, the relations Of life. aai for moe 'ha i'I.!
mo- efficient anil useful rsnbe.s BE tness'o.s o. -
Resolved, Tnat tn death OF loan hirs .1' ,nJ AL 81
court have los, worthy assnci"e. an nv,'os'
Conrnonwea Ri valued and pr ewo.hs ci'ile n.,. an
Resolved Ina, Ii. conio:enr- Of ms ior -u.l bad:
bar be rendered 10 the any the decoased' ala INC
mourning be for thirty days ,.,o, ira rinute=
Resolved Tha, these proceedings be entered .e, as:
copy thereof be furnished TO The sa,.T wyssss Rspua
editors OF the Richmon EnqnFer' ano :"
and others for publication ,.
And ordered tia. his Court be no" atou'n' FRENCH cs
Tss,s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

WESTERN DISTRICT OF vIRGINIA.-The Census
returns from of Western Virginia being nearly
all In the suboined Of its population Will be in
terestns our readers;
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,..,TIIRnAY MoRNING, DECEMBER 81, 1850
ELLwooD FISHER THE sTATlsTlciAN'
Sam Sir Oracle. ;,
A.a ,ah.n I me my llns, lei no dog Dhrk.

81 am Sir Oracle,
And, when ope my l7s, iei no oos oai'
Eood Fisher Of the Southern Press newspaper enjoys
,o,p,,,;on q, the South as statiscan In chaae'ei
Tho Sonb.,r ornce upon statistical subjects ne mas lcee
Ia .ommsn,ed at Iarre upon the portions oil Gov.
annual ,nesso 90 which are devoted TO Internal improvement
IN VIRGINIA; and has put forth assertions ana heole
nc intend now TO examine He r,unifess decloeo wan
of faith IN INV Improvement intended to connect tue @
vor ,,b he Atlantic seaboard across the territory o
,,. and !. esneciay hostile our Governor recoMen
daon Of continuous canal. To the enquiry why 'Hsi
e. .s M, before New York In uniting the Atianuc WIN
-, we,7 be on.wer. 1.-THE reason Is there are nan ao
- 81, onn,a;,s In one direction and none in the olhe
- -. - - .rsue that because the Ohio river dd not
-. .o.o our state 10 the Ocean, but chose Soulheih
h,o, .,d becspse also the ST. Lawrence avoided ours
- rhern roue eastward therefore, trade VIII FOL
~ ~ o denominations and proclivities win the ~a
49,. ~ ,,ll oIso like them avoid mountain passes
r.. ,ropment would have forbidden New orK rom
,no her grand artificial channel OF trade ano wouu
aed !, ,heir BIRTH the splendid system oil le'e
mes which the statistics of nations can pfoouce.
Inc her triumphant example, the people OF virginia '
abandoned mid counsels, and have determined tna' e
su ba communication their country win Inc west
W. berefoe leave Mr.. Fishers dictum oil lmpracucaos
FIR ha, e. is WORTH and proceed TO other portions OF his "
oumen, ,f possible more wild and fallacious.
HE s nosi,ion Is that the length Of the Virginia route
nucb urea,er than that Of the lakes and Enc canal D
h distances from Cincinnati the centre OF Western trace
y, New York CITY, over the various routes are as
Nv Guavando,,e Lynchburg, Richmond, through Washing
Oy 10y 1,.o.a p,iadel,bia 9l0 miles
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