Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-15


Resolved That the fugitive slave law imposes duty
upor the citizen Inconsistent with the Constitution vi me
United States and that its execution will be acq"lesccd In
by ecry good CITIZEN and that will in all the several r.
aols we bear to the country cordially and heartily aid IN
c its execution.
= A SKlLFUL ARTIST.
T ~ Y Mirror draws the following parallel between hr
two tyal yoca.s now in New York. The picture hav,
reason to believe, is as truthful asi is graphic
Paod is immense. In tragic power We have never seen
{ her elual in this country.
Hf voice is full rich and sympathetic; and her acting
is as thrilling her music II she does not equal the Night
inga in purity and sweetness Of tone she greatly
her volume and power. Jenny Lind Is like the lark mat
.iSnris. mp Heavens gate ascemds -
: Wht Parod makes one feel that though,
Ihr iqrci< on Earth"
The enc exalts the other simply thrills Hut il is difficult
To make the comparison in words One sar dilarth RON
The other star only in gory and We are little disposed 10 nu
fault with either Mere crititicsn in both cases strikes
us as sonewla, ridiculous; and we not ambitious 10 be
classd with those who looking for flaws III diamonds or
spots the sun.
FREE TRADE IN ENGLAND.
The London letter in the National lntcllgcnecr states
triumphant fact, rs follows:
Both Pro,ecunsls and Free Traders are holding meet
nps previous to The ensuing Parliamentary campaign Al
Proecons meeting ord Stanley lately siatrd his con-
,icon iai Free Trade is permanent as granite una as
inevitable as original SIM This cold comfort 10 his
h,arrs The Hon Mr. Talnell told his constituents at
Davenport the other duy THAT il was Us possible 10 turn
the sun from course 10 alter shake me principles Oh
Free Trudr" Since both The opponents and the advocates
vi Free Trade sprak onr'uraeinrly oI rs condition
che Polectionss must have grea, ardood 10 oppose Its
continuance -
4 EXTR AORDlNARY INyENTIoN.-The New York
Corr, sponden oil Philadelphia Inquirer has the follow
ing
= 81 saw machine to day which, If nm moi mistaken, Is
desn.d 10 create revolution in the preparation OF
L., fNO ireu
edrtes character Imaginable and as black rs soot was
feed in it, and in six minutes by my watch came OUT we
dry and perfectly clean and sweet knowing nothing o.
n,rchanic, cannot give you n good description OF H. All
a say il that the sugar il put INTO hoo" gym
ln lined with wire cloth which revo yes al me rae OF ao
,, hundred times minute and ailcr making ABOUT ni'ee
revolutions the sugar found 10 be clean ana dry
Centrifugal motion cleans II. The machine was hlSt
oird 10 driving clothes but il is admirably suited or CHIT
A Ning oil, rcctiying sugar, ana lhousaiu o''' " P
j. bosses"
= THE NICARAGUA CANAL.-The New YORK tribune
lays adYices from Nicaragua by the Empire City state tina
he steamer Orus has got OYER the bar and there was sn
lien, water in the River San Juan take her TO Lake Mica
npua The Director ia of still lighter daught and The line
if travel across the Continent will som be completely es
ubshed The Atlantic and Pacific steamers will soon touch
Il the termin of tho route ,. r.,
and was entirely successful They found in Lord Palmer
rendy concurrence i'll Their scheme OF 'i' N I
Canal lie interested himself warmly IN ineir benai ''
Lruu.h his representations the houses of Rohscld ana
3arings and William Pey, President o the HUDSON pay
Company and others, induced 10 cooperate. ne.
uccredcd in disposns OF half the stock o ne Canal Oh
rv terms these houses The stock wa
AIKEN on condition that the cost OF the work should not x
ICED certain sum- and in proportion as II falls wimn !a'
imt the profit of the Company on Tie STOCK sou WI" "
increased IL may be well state ihqt The temporary ou'.
now being established and the grand National Ship Canal
ire separate undertakings
n FOREIGN INTERMEDDLlNG-Thc New York Al
on paper edited by Engshman, and supported chei
H. by British residents in this country contains The i"o"
u ing paragraph:
Mr. G Thompson, NJ p. for the Tower linmleis, arrived
here be- the Inst steamer and lean with some sense
hame, through public journals 'h"l nc y apo. !"
the internal political affairs in the United SatesIor
Inc words of London paper go through an anti saVef
ampaian tour of observation through TINS country I'M
study of its distinctive characteristics may be enheh
Il seful to Enrshmcn in public life. Dabbns IN its loca
oncens arc altogether another affair and We Deg 10
rotcst against il beforehand lest individual acoh III
asc shund be mistaken for national though air lhoWl
nm be an uble an eloquent and sometimes useful man
e j. legitimate sphere we hope that Il lie h'us' hltt
there he has no business 10 be- he VIII receive the seh
Int hint-"mind your own Affairs!
= These are lie right sentiments
c -5ssp-
Gentleman who trayrrscd the Overland route from Nils
l. .r 10 California during the past SUMNER states mat IN
srnps of the emigranis crossing the great basin cas-
:, the great Sal, Lake were horrible. He says
Tie sand was knee Deep the broilng hot not Ire
Il IA AZ, hp
yee Ill gone Fortunately, after passing over aoou ~
niles If this hldcous desert they came across man VIII
lad ne forty miles further. found gooh spring. anu c'u
Il a win two barrels Of This wafer ne s' sou ~
per ralop then 81 per quart, thea slu per in ana Us III
enigrn,s came along, each chokcd slos. 10 nsai u
. completely exhausted his price raised ana no sum NJ .u
uasi iiln the power OF tho enlgranis was ieiuseu 10
A nail When iie wafer nearly all gone, man Gun
along who o- three Whole days and nsps mao aIanA ouu
r hall pin, of Hud He aGioc, dead aHd beggca ol son
y water The answer 81 have not enough 10 Isl my sc
and animals back to the Spring $50, slou soVV soo wa
oeed in succession for one niue cup i =, - e.
ali h. in ,ae world and by main force gasped Inc Gu
and ,uenchcd his thirst.
EXTRAORDINARY HUMAN CCNoSlIlES.
b. Knox arrived at the fremont House yes,eTda!
with two Kaans children boy and girl OF an almost e.
,inct Of Central America. They are te MOS oul
luking objects brought 10 TINS country ou ey al
snaer humans notwithstanding that iheil apieaanae
,he rs glance rather aganst them The boy Is 81 lncne
in height and weighs Is pounds and IN the opinion o ~
Gilman Waits Of New York is about 10 years OF age
cir! is &c incs in height. weighs IA pounds ana - supp
sad To be abow wears of age Their heads are not large
than infants and they mas fe almost said 10
sttute oeheads while their noses ere hsey ae'et9pe'
straight and Ing and project at %edehnea anglo INe
eyes are full lark and nstrons Ineif nesus e -, -
eyebrows The face is very sharp The upper up poecn
and the chin ecedins in corresponding degree.
standing the almost ens absence ot Orehtao hec 10 ~
in the profile view the resemblance 10 the Smm 'fio
They sale belong the surviving remnant oil an al
Gent order ieshood called Kaanas which, Wy consar
inlernlarrace within their own caste has f~indied Gown
few individuals dinnutive in stature and lnoecie 10 II
rcect Their heads and faces resemble exactly The hgurs
on the bases on the temple ruins described In Stevens
Central America. They orphans, and, at the close Oh
war between Of the Aztec tribes Tell INTO the hanoS
traveller named Hammond. They arc lively PLAYFUL an
aectIonae but all attempts 10 teach them word OF Ens
sh have thus far proved unsuccessful but they OCCASIONAL
u,ter few ebber!eh sounds. Boston Post