Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-02

President Fillmore encloses the Mayor of Buffalo pri-
fa'e letter from Lord Grey the American Minister in Lon
don expressing grateful of the magnificent hospta
ties prepared by The citizens of Buffalo for the reception OF
Lord Egin and the Canadian LegSature-who were dsap
pointed in their trip 10y deten,ions the canals The Pre-
sident takes grca pleasure in forwarding it you
tanning gratifying evidence that the British and Colonial
thor,ies appreciate highly the kind feelings manifested
by the authorities and people of Buffalo the occasion 10
which Lord Grey audes and that they esteem the hospa
ties so handsomely proered by you the chief mags,ra
OF the city, striking proof Of the kind feelings
happily prevailing between the Inhabitants of the United
States and the British donions feelings which it is the in
tcest Of both countries and the desire of both cherish nd
maintain
The New Orleans Delta says that the treaty lately made,
through Mr. Lecher between government and Mexico
IN regard TO the right OF way for route the Tehuanc
pee sthmus Is perfect nuyn consequence of the fatal
omission of provision rcmitin tonnage duties and also
provision establishing port of entry Cuatzacoalcos
Mexico exacts enormous tonnage dutiess3 for small and
81 so for large vesselsgreay high for commerce
to endure On the Nicaragua and Panama
mage transportation duties demanded and the Trh-
antcpec route cannot therefore, compete with them. No
stock il says, will be taken under such contract
The ~ O. Bulletin (Whig also finds faults with the tre,-
t., likely 10 involve in difficulties with other nations
This treaty is of the boased achievements of the late
administration,
THE OUTRAGE IN CULPEpER
The citizens of Fredericksburg held meeting on Friday
night 10 express their of this dsgraccu proceeding
Samuel e. Daniel Esq., offered series of resolutions mot
yet publshed which he sustained By arsunen, The
luton OF Eusace Conway, Esq, below, adopted. II
was warmly sustained the ground that action by the
people OF Fredericksburg oicous and prematurcthp
when Cupeper herself failed punish the perpetrators
the wrong would be the duty OF the counties To act Jones
Geeu Esq., of Culpeper, assured the meeting that the civil
authorities of Cupeper would discharge their duties eilici-
entity and that majority OF the citizens Of thu, county
would take the earcst opportunity condemn the outrage
and prosecute the public offenders After opposition
Mr. Conway's resolution adopted as follows:
Resolved That this meeting called 10 express the sense
Tie people o i5 town, In relation 10 the outrage
racd in the county Of Culpeper-beng perfectly sas,
tha the perpetrators Of the said outrage will BE- brought
the condign punishment think rrope. To leave the
management OF the matter 10 the appropriate tribunals
that counv.
Messrs james Alfred Jones and VIM T. Joyncs of Peters
burg and Holden Rhodes and James H. Cox of Chesterfield
been nominated for tho State Convention by
ing. without distinction of party of citizens of Chesterfield
Prince George and Petersburg held in said Monday
last Proceedings hereafter, as requested.
George Blow, Jr Eaq nominated in the Norfolk papers
fill the vacancy the Democratic ticket for the Conven-
lion, caused by the withdrawal of S. t. Sawyer Esq The
Democracy of Norfolk meet las, night fill said
cancy BY nomination.
Fifteen hundred Of rail road iron received Pc
tcSburg Va last week, in the ships Julius and Johannes
Newport Wales900 tons for the South Side road, and
6uO tons for the Petersburg and Roanoke road
REMEDY FOR THE CHoLERA.-The following le:-
ter giving the experience Of respectable ship of tie
effects of simple remedy in of cholera has been fur
aished to the New York Evening Post for publication.
The method is that resortcd by d. Dickson OF London
and the school Of practitioners 10 which he belongs lie
maintains tina, the cholera h produced b. The sPasn palsy
of the eighth pair of rervcs-:ha is 10 say the nerves
which communicate between the bain the stomach and the
lungs and he iounds this doctrine remarkable expert
ments of the anatomls;, Dnpuyren who showed that by
the simple compression OF this pair of nerves. asphyS l.
produccd, which be continued till il proves MORTAL an
that during this asphyxa the blood becomes of blck ~
coal colcr and that il is attended with violent efforts
yom-The practice founded on this vic,y of the
cholera is the administration Of cmecs. Mustard and COM
salt, in warm watr arc sometimes given sometimes
tartar cmcc the Italian practice sometimes lpecac; some
times boodwarm water This practice and the reasons or
H. have been forth in various published papers of DR..
New YORK, JuLY 20, 1850.
To Dr.. Turner Dear Sir--In compliance with Your re-
quest respectfully reply that in January last in the packet
ship Isaac Wright under my command sailed from Liver
pool with two hundred and five passengers. Within forty
eight hours after sailing Of cholera appeared on board
which treated for time according TO the book, with
such bad success that within ten days had thrown over
board twenty of the passengers dead with the cholera
then recoected method OF treatment suggested 10 me by
my predecessor Capt Alexander A. Marshall viz 10 give
table spoonful of salt and spoonful OF red pepper in
half pint of hot water tried with such success that
did not lose another patient during the passage since
was seized violently myself with the cholera had cramps
and so on and this medicine carried me through.
The medicine acts very promptly emctc, say in one
or two minutes 1t brings up very offensive matter which
sticks like glue 1t given. among Others 10 an old wo-
man OF eighty years Of age, who was on deck ough
yea O
have known il be successfully used on board their
ships BY least dozen shpmastes besides myself It's
use quite general in Liverpool where even some OF the
regular doctors find their advantage resor; 10 IT,
Provided with this simple recipe, no longer consider the
cholera an unmanageatlc disease. G. l.. PEABODY,
Master of packet-ship Isauc Wright.