Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12
CIRCUIT COURT OF L,,w Nav


Judge Gussie uctcd pfaseculin. ai,oneyJ Comrpn
wealth Adcock charged with cmbez2pncnt Case
inued on ground of absence material Witnesses o IL,
fence
Judge Caske Prrsi!ian.- Indictment found against two
convics in The Prnitcnary Winccd Butcher and R.c,i
Evans,) for conrS committed therein In attempting cs
cnpe herslron,.
The Grand Jury then assigned 10 Judge Robei
Being sent out they returned with pre-cn!acn; aensl
John A. lenosry inr perjury. bench warrant iici!
issued for his arreswhch being accomplished, the c1rer
will take the prisoner before the Mayor lis ryanion
The Court then adjourned.
Rarnnm announces that Jenny Lind will give her Two
last concerts in New York, Thursday h TN. Saur-
day. 10th previous TO her departure for The South Phr
phia, Baltimore Washington Charleston y Orleans and a-
yana named as the Of her future tIiump7 Ouown
metropolis ia not menonedhu cannot believe that III
Lind will show such bad taste, a. 10 pass snt sao "a
~aggsh official friend of often sayl own beat
rful city. Richmond is certainly large ~ ,.r c!st
Metropolis -an oar STATES Rights ,lander " i: h. raised
We ahul be neglected in this manner
On Friday the Maryland Convention again G,ied 10 or
gani2e, by not electing President. Mr. Wm Ccst John.
declined being candidate and FIVE more bao,s were
had, IA in all The votes stood twice. Chapman W. 49,
Howard 3D. ~, scaitcrng2 Oa ont ballot Chapman 4nc
within vote of being elected
Resolutions first 10 declare Chapman and then Howard
President Of the Convention, were laid On the ,ablc
Some of the ~ Y Whig papers Friday afternoon, ,rre
not confident of Hunts election
70 ..c Editors Of ihe Enq,iirer:
WAsuSGrnS, Nov. :, 1870.
SO the Convention has adjourned fr the want o data IT,
work upon IN the formation OF the Conatriion Eve
~ thing considered The decision the members to adjourn
Is but nst and proper We hope they will come to, he
better prepared by the astcS of the United STATES nr
the detail OF information furnished BY the Isl and I'd Audi
tors o the State TO speedily work. and il, tser .ork
perfect Constitution ta. will b. vi lasting benefit 10 the
nho'f State. Messrs Editors I am no scconnlist--li.g
MIA as she IS "9ne and indiys:5eone interest," the whole
interest OF The ProrLEths is what sh! ever conten for
DC II or her veal or Although have suffered much
by tie workings Of the vile atolitionisis ia by no mems
proper that We should, asa State engral upon Con-
slitulion any such principle shlowed forth by the notice
Of MIR. Floyd Of Wythe. We rirginans have though,
ree tradr The very beau IDEAL OF intercourse with foreign
nations; surely then il would lie impoc cnbarrass the
revenue OF the State by denying ora citizens the
privilege TO barter and trade 10 the best advantage and
where too they Ind the greatest Of prof, and pros
peny Therefore, slrs in advance, opposed TO any
such restrictions upon trade shadowed forth by Mr. Foyd
Inc friends OF reform must rot forget it Wise his pa
rotic exeriions in their defence To Mr. Edmurt and
Janney praise Is also due for their able arguments 10.
Journment. By the way the publication of the Debates
must not be neglected and liberal allowance should be
made Tor their dissemination amang the people.
The papers, thos" Interested in prescription have been
teenng OF late with The hope that ndrigabl and
accomplished officer Of the Post-oce Drpar:nen Major
HoD5IE he removed and all for the benefit OF Ir
Warren OF Iowa who IS holding Office in the posl-oce
Department Mr.. FILLMORE will disappont the wiscacres
ot Inc Tribune, and other kindred prints The pnEsloESr
decides that Mdor HoDsrE shall not be remored nor M his
resisnalion be accepted In this opinion OF the PRESIDENT
Il gives e pleasure 10 state that Mr. HALL the Postmaster
General, Therefore il il unGct.!y true Tim, Tie
merit and service OF Major osBiE duly APPRECIATED hv
the HEAD OF the nation and that his long and valued expert
ence Will be continued 10 The public service.
y Mr.. Lee, Clerk in the War Department. was removed
this week for an improper Of information communicated
to o'aders Mr. Lee should know better how Ia keep HE
secrets There are more things in Heaven and Earth lo
ratio, than ar" drcamt oi in your philosophy"
The Boston riot has not yet taken place although for
some days, the has been expected that an oubr,c
would occur Some troops hnve been ordered vicinity
and others were being ordered there but il is believed here
that Mr. Webster has advised the President against the
,rdsr I az there ia no necessity IN tho ncsuEe beyn? ai
British emssary in Boston by the nam" Of Thompson but
will be arrested should he ntertere with the execution OF
The law and confined. nm assured iha strict wach VIII
be upon him.
Things the South working equally well. Florida is
SAFE and Georgia is douby In defence OF the Union
Mississippi is hard up for il is nov become scramble Tor
her mad cap Governor with Cen Fooie oT thr s. Scnae
Gen. Fooir will be sustained In the non Mssissp? is
much srre of prosperity under the stripes and sars an
she would be in ollown; in the wake Of South Carolina
The hitter State has had hombshel burst in her In
the publication OF Mr.. d:aysons letter The nuifrrs
taken all abq,k, and have called halt IL breathe uwh!r
May they consider well. and return II their duty.
The from the New York election Is not ysi definite"
II is extremely doubtful up r. A Of THE i,tc :hc-
her Hunt Mr.. Seymour 10 elected. y dny or two Will
decide The Democracy have gained certain sren nh'r
Jf Congress- und calculate or ihs!sa glorious
result The next year the Democracy will sweep tn" i
pire State Of Sewardsm.
In New Jersey the Democracy have sancd three members
Of Congress- perhaps fouraso, tho Governor and mn
orty in the Legislature This secures Drmocratic United
States Senator in the place Of Mr. Dayton. Mir Dayton
essayed be in General fayors Cabinet but the old hero
that the Dayton Senator did sut his patriosn
therefore he vas not called. The people Of New Jersey
have called him remain ot OF service.
The old Theatre s being ref!tcdn0ar fortg hands being
cnpoyc in preparation Of The OF Jenny Lind, who
will make her appearance In this metropolis in December
next. As you fond Of music ard good singing sha
expect you here on that occasion
Yours, JACOB FAITHFUL, Jr.