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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25
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Cicn,lcmen-I remark in the Home Journa! OF to-day
Profile OF W,siISGTo&, from by Samuel Foiwel, O
philadelphia, which was commended by Ar watson IN n'
Annals of New York, as an oimnd. happy hit II Is
interesting every thing OF the Kind relating 10 Washing
| ION mus, he and am grateful Tor sight OF il.
This profile has that anm.stakcatu type which no sign
noiner ever vet missed IL correct transcript of the
comparison with the head by iloudon wrought geometry
cay from plaster mass will reduce It's precnSions 20 ger"
The length the frontal sinus ~ The Zip Of ie Il
Drepos The marking OF the lash gives equal
/ of tso.hanan hardiwork. The mouth is feeble; it want
that firm reserve which John Adams is said witiy TO have
1 envcI.
Washingons face was scarce all lost in any iimncr
hands, 1t told too much for any oilhand' grasp. Com
mare the impressions OF your friends with regard To
portrait day and you may the value ui II.
| indy duul i,sSs dirt in these matters.
The CORRESPONDENT 81. who have given atcn
ton to the portraits Washington. and VINO deals viii
them sumnafy snsa"s OF Inc siatn. by Ch"ufy a. G."
lnssa Que in .'claS=ic drapeIy" Chanya Statue is no
s lis tessis classical as that worn by Dr. John
every day; not more II Is the slnc L. SPEAKS also
Of the statue by GfeCnough "scatcd like the Jupiter
Tomas Of PG.ias" Tc Jupiter Of Phid,s hell sceptr,
in his right hand, winged victory in his left and no!
Tomas. G:cen0ugls statue Is seated the G!Gano o
Bunnarot is seated The Copccus nj ia0rwalSdtn, The
Macmillan Of lluch the Rousseau OF Paer, the Galle'
of Demi seated people must be seated who do no
lo The colossal granite figures OF Egypt are the ear'ies
types Of this posture and their authors probably regarded il
stretch Of invention This fling j. "oihand like
the profile il accompanies Like the profile 1t shows more
| readiness thar preparation.
Ii the treatment high and noble subject in ia
letters contain proof that its author has made careful
conscientious stud. ni the analogous WORKS OF his r!edc
cessors stall this be made matter OF rePoach! II Ban
croft remind III the models Of Greece in writing The his
tory OF OUR land, has he sianed Was not Dante the most
original OF modern poets 80 lnhuc! with classic lore a. &c
lei slip The !ile vl ovc applied To the Saviour! Did Milton
cut. British ground the flowers that perfume the scrr
theology Of his epic? There Is class OF critics which woul
fan effect the world OF art and 81 letters what Gen Cas-
(Iohy think) recommended in relations with Austrr
cut the string" What makes this intolerance Of exam
pie udcrous is fact that we build at this nnlcnt IN al
styles elsewhere invented and stick u2 our shirt-cor
because thai arrangement; is becoming 10 some sc;nin'u
prince OF the blood royal. am, sir respectfully yours,
Ii. GREEN0UGH Sculptor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25

The Jackson Democrat tic Association ut Washington arc
making arrangements celebrate the anniversary Of The
battle OF New Orleans by great festival.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25

PREPARING TO START-The following appointments
have been made BY HE Board OF Directors OF the Virginia
aud Tennessee Railroads Depot Aeent-Thomas H. Je'lis.
Conductor Passenger TrainAlex \. Montgomery. Con.
ducor Frsgh, Train-G. NJ. l.. Kriczer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25
FAILURE OF THE MAIL

5ss Al nine O'Clock last night when paper close
the Northern mail had no arrived
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Mr. Carter moved SUSPENSION the rules enable hin
10 otter the following resolution, viz:
Resolved, That committee Of five be appointed BIZ the
Chair 10 wait on Louis kCSsu;h his arrival The capital
aud Introduce him 10 the House of Representatives.
Mr. Bayy .; Virginia, said thai Ec wished 10 debate The
resolution
NJ: Jones OF Tennessee ASKED for the Yeas and
which ordered; and being taken resulted yeas Ill
nays 5S-as follows:
YEAs-Me>srs. willis Allen, Allison. Andrews john 4 p.
ilson Babcock, Bartlett IT, Bennett, Hisse. Bowie,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25

There is ~ c'ra." III tho tobacco l#u&n;. rrs..
81 heretofore iptIr...
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accommods sf3ls, Apply on 3. ard. o. to
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cheese l6l bb potaaoes bds paper hse
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When Creek Meets Greek.-Louisa, sslave. be.
longing to Felicie Santa Marina, stands charged
by Caroline Chapdu with beadng her slave An.
gelqus. counter charge is preferred by Fslicie
Santa Marina, who charges the slaves Eliza, Po-
damore, and Angelique. belonging to Mrs. Chapdu,
with throwing bricks into her yard.
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Arraigned.-John Lyons was arraigned before
Recorder Genois yesterday for assault and battery
on his wife. Jules Liminet, like offence, on Fran.
co.'s Narcisse Coecau't sys.a-..
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Bound to Keep the Peace.-Recorder Genois yes.
!. terday bound over Psdso Juan Matthias in $500 to
kseep the peace towards Lucas Caro-, who averred
that Pedro Juan carried knife concealed on hi.
person, and followed him on Wednesday evening
Last, from the Vegetable Market to the corner o.
Dauphin and ST. Peter streets, with the view o.
taking his precious life, which the aforesaid Pedro
Juan Matthias would have carried out--so saith
( Luces Caro-if Corporal Garcia had not thrown
the shield of his protection over him. Terrible
times these,
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Concealed Weapon Michael Sullivan will
come up for examination to. morrow before Recor-
der Caldwell, on the charge Of carrying con-
cealed weapons dirk
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"a uo Rarks. Water witch... LP1
Crescent Bsst ano 'Nsb NC. tmQ e8susr

The propristor Of the sud Weekly Is.psc,
aS nofm 'ls risnus and the pabct they psusn,
soususrame addition their Jot
lacsd Z under the charge Of MIR LE~Is RAHAM hal
been ious known nhs Of high capabilities
e art The material Of the office being complete
'si new, they prepared execute all kinds Of
HOOK AND JOB PRINTIN6,S a
least possible delay without disappointment
sho may avor them with patronage Patisulsr
given to the printing Of LAWYERS BRIEFS. -
BILLS OF LAnNes tNeURANCR sLANRs, sl
BILL HEADS, NOTARlAE AND CLRRts' BLANKS
BOOK hnADEaaos STEAMBOAT DfLLs, fl
ClRCuLARss STEAMBOAT CARDS, -. ai
. BRAY RECEIPTS POUTRRs AND HAMDlILLs,
: COTTON RECEIPTS. CARDS. ETC, ETC,
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NEWs:sOR LEANS:
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

- General councR Alderman Lugsnbuhl prssi,
ded over meeting Of this body last evening
nearly all the aldermen ware present. il..
After referring some claims prsssntsd for pay
ment to the committees on Claims and Finance,
and the reading Of report on the ssnsaery condi.
tion of the city, BY pt Barton, HI. Payne offered
resolution to appcins committee 10 consider ths
best means Of psometins ths ssnatory indusAces,
which, it was Mr.. Payne'sr opinion, il properly
promoted, would place New Orleans at the head
Of all the commercial cities on'ths continent.
In pursuance of the spirit Of Mr.. Payns's reso.
luton, (Which, with Dr. Bartsn's report, was or.
dered to be printed in 81 de city papers at an early
date,) the Chairman sppoinssd Mssns. Collins
First Municipality; Chs9daa Aosslius, do; Chas
M. Waterman, Second xfnnicipality JOSEPH
Amayben, do; B. Payne, Third Municipality B
~ Flanders, do, and Dr.. Barton, as COMMITTEES
" take the matter under charge, after which ths
Council adjourned. -i
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The Union Sold-Mss. Parting ton, ON being
told that Mr.. Ritchie had sold The Union, ex-
claimed, "Alas! alas! feared he would do some
thing awful when l heard that Congress had de-
jected the bill 20 identify him wonder If he sold
tie people with il and Il shall have TO emulate
to the South, where they know how to treat The
poor critters" And Mrs. Partington sighed deeply,
took up her Knitting and said no more. N.
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Discharged Pierre Boulat. charged with as
sault and battery by Margaret Urah, was dischsrg
ed yesterday by Recorder Genoip, as Margaret die
not appear to prosecute.
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Faf01 Acefdsnt.-As the train from Morristo,xr
thus morning was rounding sharp curve in tn.
road, short distance from the canal bridge. snJ
within within 'sos. ,s; mile .! this city, woman was d.
cose.ea ;..1a Gsh.n 2 NV feet Of the engine. The
the engine reversed-but all to no purpose shs
was too near 70 allow Of any effcrta Of those in
charge Of the engine to avoid her. and she WA.
struck by the cow-catcher and instantly killed
lNsvsrk tN.Jl Advertiser, "a inst. =. 'ss'
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have fronts vide and well adapted for d
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L credit Of aul5 ef
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Another Fatal Accidental dreadful accident
occurred yesterday on the Providence Railroad,
near what 10 called the Hogg Bridge, in West Rox.
bury, by which young lriShwoman was initsnta.
neousy killed.. She was walking upon the track
ana was apparently 90 much confused by the 81.
Ience, and the other the outward noon train for
Dedham, that she did not, as it was ia her power
10 Do clear herself reasonably from the track. She
was struck by the Dedham train and killed instant
y, her head having bsen dfeadfully mutila,ed
She had succeeded 90 far in getting from the
tnat the Locomotive passed without touching her
ana the iaai blow was given by the first passen se;
car. Boston Traveller 2d inst ron''
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Dtsehargsd.-Forcio Rammo, chasged with a
breach Of the peace, was. yesterday examined be-
fore Recorder Caldwell and discharged.
Biganny Case.-Arnold Porter stands remanded
to the 10th inst. by Recorder Caldwell, on the
charge Of bigamy, already noticed in our columns.
Fnsed.-Martin Hynes was fined &2 yesterday
for disturbing the peace, by Recorder Caldwell.
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Another lnqusst = The Coroner held second
inquest yestenday on view of the body Of black
man found drowasd ia the river opposite St. Philip
street, First Municipality. Deceased had pass in
his pocket signed M. F. Pritchell, Prytania and
Erraio streets. Verdict, found drowned.
The daily crescent., 1851-09-12

Slavs to BE- Eza~sinsd.- Manuel, slave belong.
ing to Mr. McCIoud, was arraigned yesterday
before Recorder Caldwell, for striking, knocking
down, and kicking one James Dawson. On the 9Th
of September, on Hevia street. Manuel was
remanded to this day, when he will be examined
on the charge.
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Items by the America.

items ny the America
The Queen designed leaving for Scotland on the
9th. Her Majesty having expressed a desire to
have certain road in st. PancFas Parish prepared
for her to pass over the vesry of the parish cooliy
informed her that the road would be closed on the
day named, and consequently she could not pass
over it, The affair had excited considerable mer.
riment and vexation.
The proposed meeting of the Catholics of the
United Kingdom in opposition to the Papal aQgres.
sion act, was held III Dublin on Tuesday. There
was much excitement, and some violence occurred.
The question of establishing a packet station in
Ireland was still discussed and large meetings had
been held at. Dublin and elsewhere in favor Of the
project. ~
The challenge of the yacht America, to sail
against all English yachts, was not accepted. The
regatta came off on Friday. and she easily beat the
IL yachts which ran against her.
At the yacht race on the 22d, the America was
the last to get away from her mooFings, but soon
passed her competitors, and reached the winning
station twenty-five minutes a head of the Volanle,
the best English yacht. The race was very bril-.
liant, and the grsndest day ever seen at Cowes.
The throng Of spectators was immense. The
Americas match with the Ziiania was 70 take
place about the 29lh.
The great exhibition was growing less attractive
and the receipts had fallen TO $1,000 per day
The opinion gains ground that Prince de Join
Vile will be candidate for the Presidency. The
President has abandoned his tour on account OF
some trfllng disturbances in the provinces which
demanded his attention.
Csvaignac. the staunch republican, who has
been regarded as the most formidable candidate for
the next Presidency in France, has resigned his
claims in favor Of NJ. Carnot
Americdas in Easland.-The London cores
pondent, writing about some equestrians. well
known in this part Of the world, Gays:
The American Equestrian Company at the
Drury Lane Theatre are eclipsng the other houses.
The daily crescent., 1851-09-12

Ice! zce!! -kcs!!! ssss,
STAFFORD & CO., Wholesale and Retail
y Dsaless,n ICE. No, 3 New Lsvse, NswOrlsans.
eV- Orden RESPECTFULLY sQlicItsd, nn2o 4n
The daily crescent., 1851-09-12

NESTERN VERANDA, corner Tchoupitou.
w lss aod JgIa sbcvs ssssblishmsns "A
having changed hAads snd undergone complste IL
woad sespscttay aanosnos lhss thsy
Ihe city. -sHs laftfta f-1%s ~
Try .ls that ts 8AR ef ths hsuss win epss
TOOA La nst, ~ ~, undes the helt of nanSgo
meat. and furnished with H. ehqusa Wis., and aqa1ss
je20 II LANE DUNN. fSopnsloss,
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I [GQO0AAQTa-6QQQ juetyecsised, sn1 las ~
- " ~ > HAkT6 CO. y n 80 4
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and chsapness Combinsd,

Public Sch00ts MuMtctphIfty NO. 1WO'
A OBLIGATIONS for the office Of SUPERIN.
"A TENDE.ST Of these acheqls. will be received w ths
undersigned until the 6rst day Of OctOber next.
An eeci I'll The existng Vacancy will take plaos u
soon thereafter ss practicable. J. 3. COrES, 80
- 7- President Of the Board OF Drsctoss.
New Orleans. August 49, 1881, auN tocu
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terests Of their employers and become pirates, in
the hope of suddenly accumulating fortunes
Might not repetition Of outrsges similar to those
which mark the case OF the Herald seriously
endanger the peace Of the countriesf
A letter addressed by Mr.. Gorham Parks, late
U. s. Consul at Rio, to Mr.. Tod, gives the follow
ing important facts:
The number Of American vessels which, since
the LIST Of July, 1874, until the lst OF October
ls49, sailed for the coast of Africa from Rio de
Janeiro, is ninety.three. or these vessels, all
except FIVE have been sold or delivered on the
coast Of Africa and have been engaged in bring
ing over slaves, and many Of them have been
captured with the slaves on board. The value OF
the cGgoes it is impossible TO ascertain, as the
amount of property on which duties are PAD al
the custom house by no means indicates the true
amount carried over. They were all OF them
loaded with goods with which to purchase slaves,
and with provisions and water for their support
on their passage over
The number Of American vessels which have
entered from the coast, during the same period,
has been fiftyone. The value OF imports from
Africa, excepting slaves. nothing. There is no
trade between either the west or east coast OF
Africa and Brazil, excepting what Is connected
directly or indirectly with the slave trade.
The English cruisers form the principal impedl'
ment to the prosecution ofthis traffic and, as our
Government does not permit vessels carrying our
flag to be searched, our vessels are preferred to
most, if not all Others by the slave traders, as Of
feriDg perfect protection for the traffic from their
dreaded enemy.
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County Court. .MoNn,y. Ian 2o

Edmuad IpSl .1Ee Judge Johnson.
BedeU and M.,i nIe, Respondent, VS.. Joseph W.
Ia this cause sec 5edea, Appellants. The appeal
ment, on motion oo' ~ been brought on for argu.
sci for Respon5sr, 0Opsr and Thompson. of coan-
rendered in this caS.S ordered that the Judgment
the feace, be affirmed with cost. riggs ustlce OF
~ vincent Feben, Responder S..
sisn appellant The appeal ia Vii. nuo'Pnu ,
Ms Deen brought on for argument on 'Suse n~V
~. - arlng, Of Counsel for the be,oonSSslou u
=. S 'nn the Judgment rendered IN WI. OF
med w;,h o. hing Justice Of the Peace, be sr.
or az matter OF the application of Louisa Hash
eusrS;. SOPHIA flasher for appointment of snscial
dian, ,sn - sen real estate. Read special guar.
report Ordered that report be contir1sd
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARcEsY.-A man calling
himself VIM. David was yesterday arrested,
charged with stealing watch valued q. go, ana
a wallet Containing sl6, from Geo. West, q coaen
man. The fellow It appears, seeing West IN tne
stable, on Sunday morning. walked IN ana endeaw
ored to make himself agreeable, while engssea ~
conversation, he managed to get tne P,cPo,y =,
ps was captured BY officer Bliven Of the
F;f,senibW ard, who recovered the watch and - 40
Off money. Committed by Justice hciraih'
for trial
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar. .THIs DAY.

CIRCUIT CouRT.-NOs. ll9, IL, IS, 1872, 1872,
1913, 1874, 1876. 1856, 1877, l3s, l39, l4O, al.
CoMMoS PLEAs.-Part Nos. 1875, 2l9, 229,
23l, 243, 253, 255, 257, 2S9, 263, e65, 26l, 269,
2s. a. SO, 90, g. 7s, "A, 90, 60.
CIRCUIT CoURr-B efore Judge Mitchell.-An-
drcp MunsOn VS.. Delight Bish0P.-Verdict for
plaintiff, s296 10.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge DAILY
In the case of Munson the Jury gave verdict
for plaintiff. ~
The case of Jones was taken up, and will be
continued this forenoon.
Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
Before Judge Edmonds and Aid. Deamaier