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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

TALLED MEETING OF THE STOCK-
u HOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY A general meeting oil
the Stockholders of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany is called at Louisa Court House the 23d day of
April to consider OF the adoption OF the act passed on
the 22d day Of the present month
The act increases the subscription of the State in
ference 10 the present stock held by others than the
Commonwealth, so as to make the Commonwealth's
stock three shares to every held by Others and
quires tho Company 10 lay all their road west of Char
oesville with rail weighing not less than 80 pounds
to the linear yard.
A full meeting is requested.
BY order Of the Board J. GARRETT,
NH 25 'rraasnrar.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

RICHMOND, go. IT, 1871.
SIR handed your letter to several membe r. OF The
committee OF which am chairman for their co lsider-
alton; and in consequence OF pressing engagements
before other committees and before the Hou o we con
Guided that it would be impraeticabe have fall
meeting at earlier day than the one determined upon
at our last meeting | will, fer my own part cheerluy
consult your pleasure and convenience in this matter IN
every way consistent with my duty.
Yours, very respectfully,
(signedJ E. c. CARRINGTON, JR.
Major GwYHN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

WIN. F. MUNFORD, 5ee'y.
RleHMoNp. Feb. q, 1871.

RICHMOND, Feb. u, 1851
Sir | am informed that tn. co nmiitee OF witch you
are chairman, had meeting yesterday, and adjourned
unnl Wednesday next.
Il must be desired by those who sought the enqu iry
ana II Is especially important to myself that this inye4
tigaion should be promptly and fully made, for the
PLAN and obvious import OF The resolution ia in fact, en-
arrangement OF my professional reputation but to
extent au implication oil the honorable discharge Of my
duties
lsubm therefore TO the committee. act OF JUS
tee to myself being thus publicly and ohcia y a5saed
whether full aud thorough nvesgat ion should not be
enered into, that may, by reference TO the secors oil
the company and other evidence reiue the ges and
Implications that otherwise may operate 10 my in
Jury.
have only to add, that my professional engagements
are pressing, and that appeal to the committee to al
ford ME the earliest opportunity exercise the Priv
lege accorded to any citizen of the Commonwealth
when publicly arraigned.
Youls very respectfully
(Sgned) WALTER GWYNN.
+. G. DARLINGTON, Esq Chairman, &c, Il of Dele
gates.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

I'D EMOyAs"~-SPRING TRADE.-The sub
.H-A, scriber has removed to the new store, No 1877
Main street. Eagle Square, and offers an entire new
STOCK of FANCY aud FURNISHING GOODS
CLOCKS, COMBS, BRUSHES. &c. Purchasers
assured CT fndiag large assortment, and a, the
lowest pnces. L.. GINTER,
NH 1877 Main street, Eagle Square,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

Wa ACHlNE.MADiG lAGS.--For sale in any
lVM quantity, all sizes of Bags made by the newly
she work stronger and regular than any article OF
the sort ever beio re offered.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

a "A BEsLs sMITHFIELD APPLE BRAN
H. " dy Cotton Yarns, Leading Lines, Wrapping
Irvine, Bed Cords. Vinegar, French Brandy, Adaman-
tine Candles, different quatles) in and Tor sale by
NH IS JNO. WOMBLE g. CO.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

81 "a FGNTlSTRY THOMAS II. EDMUNDS
III Dentist, has removed TO his new suite of rooms
second door above Mr.. Boshers Hall on the side.
Persons wishing his services procure them in all
the branches of the profession. ia 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

GNAS CHANDELIERS, &c.--We have re-
w eeved an additional supply Of Gas Chandeliers
2, g. A, and lights; Gas Pendants, Brackets. Pillars
&c. which opened for sale in parlors over
the OF MesSrs. Valentine, Crenshaw ~ Co.. cor
ner Of Broad and 9Th e,s
NH 10 STEBRJNS DApRAEOT'P 4, co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

ton about the distribution OF powers between Inc YEN !,
and State Governments not nnmeanipE coues,
had The great infercsts oil Ills.
which are necessarily affected bencicay OF htlu' oS
every deoariure them Ii is enough Tor tos
ject 10 the exercise by the General Government ~ r
withheld But the reasons powerful, indeeu
on The part Of the whole South for obectins ~ % rho,
of such powers II the Constitution ia depaf'on ' ~
is the inevitable efcc2 1t is the assertion :" a Pr
which involves repetition of the danger. lNe
from being instrument whose powers ale Is ~
whose limits are known whose caltiIip, ,o an nsru
have precision and exacitude is coh'e'..u ~. t r
meni which takes its hue and stamp MOI o' 'li !iae VI
the Constitution but from the weak liua ~ h 49,;
interests of the men who are ih'es'eu ~ INC 'iie
with power. The powers fe st.J' ,hnso sc n,,.Js
become nothing in their HANDS, n ~, 49, I e ~
carefully thrown around the ns'i,u'i bi o So
nv as an institution of State CONTROL are broken Gown ana
desroved and the fanatic host let IN, 10 riot In power
which thr trainers of the Constitution withheld from Their
exercise II ia undoubtedly this danger whcn mas maze the
Souh hitherto and makes theh sui strenuous Tor
UNLOADING tho pocv of strict construction III Is their out
most which if carried leaves them exposed To Danger II Is
an which not only they but we should defend The
80 ~ IA Who'll, country consists in unfolding the Con-
siion in every part and parcel OF IL without abatement
whort enla rpemen, We best cultivate cordial and habit
Nm. for the great and good men who framed IT, by
enu them sneak to mankind in their language; by con-
rainno s mowers as they intended and by ever recurring
m their meaning us being our rule OF action. 1t limits the
mowers and duties of general government 10 proper OBJ
ects weakens that intense action in the OF expenditure
taxation and patronage which now seriously awaken al
dminishes that central influence which hrea tens
IN absorb nil other powers extends those OF the States and
leaves the individual citizen be little oppressed by the
weight of power consistent with order and proper
CURLY 10 o In recurring this subject hereafter we shall
present specific of the departures and their injur
Naafc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28
FMoAy, .m.,pen -, 1891.
sgni-sE or DELEGATES.

Mr. STOVAIL f,om TIE committee on finrHce present
Ell b concerning Commissioners d he Revenue ana Tor
other purposes.
n se h,y a.sca the bill establish the county Of
hnr an, of Randolph Barbour ard Lewis counties. Also
b, h.y had rejected the resolution providing Tor the
construction and WORKING OF eection 0! Railroad upon mo
e II he invention of ia. 5 French. And that they
dha. =, ,hcir amendment The bill entitled reeas
or i, Wm H,i tie Commonwcnlths right TO certain lots
,Se-.,n nenti4aed AMI for ot!le' purposes
eocTH-wEsTEPS TURNPIKE.
r ,csoution from the Senate in re,Bon ~ the South
western Turnpike vas taken m, on motion u Mr. HOP
II, sToyALL offered tie following ~ substitute fcc
N. ~.ra,.'- resolution:
..B.s.lye by The General Assembl That The Board Of
pro W,,ss %, nnd they here. nlaoE'2ei ans 'e
ou suspend the further contraction II the Snri'
Turn re Rnad. excep; .auch 10y he neceSsl-
mart OF said oat witch have been finished and The extreme
western part - said road which the contractors may
have co.lrrerCCd work
NJ HOPKINS sio1ien.ly and theoretically opposed t.e
substitute Of Ir :rovAL,. Nr. STONALL adYoca+ i,
md IL NHcntN opposed il. The substitute was ado?'c!
--aT.s 2 uotsi4
Subsequently Nr Pearls moved 10 econs;ic- tho vote
alopng TIE substitute OF MIR sTOvALL Mcssfs. HOP
ElN> al. BOY advocated The motion, and Mr. CRUTCH-
FIELD opposed L.
The previous question ordered
The roll called and resulted, +5; noes %
moi tNo.,hrds 50 the motion reconsider vas lost
So-:nirrs nJt voting in the affirmative.
liLsREJEcTEp.
Bill TO incorporate the New Market and Franklin Tnrn
pike Company indefinitely postponed motion of Mr.
BOILING 10, noes "a.
bill 10 he Capital Stock Of the Pennsylvania
Morganiown and Beverley Turnpike Company rcIecte,
ayes s., noes Il.
bill authorizing George Heirston dam across
Smiths River in Franklin, coming up its passage, MIR
SEGAR moved is Indefinite postponement which was los
| ayes II; noes 80 The bill was then passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28
ENGLISH LIGHT DUES.

correspondence has taken place between the American
Minister and Lord pameston this subject The London
Shipping Gazette says that as American shipping entering
largely into the carrying trade OF England through the re-
peal of the navigation laws the United States government
is very naturally anxious to relieve their shpowncrs lar
ms noss,hls of The tax 10 which they, In common with
others are subject from the imposition OF the heavy gh
dues England The American Minister ntima'es 10 Lofd
Panerslon that il would be wise TO levy revenue duties on
imports they do in America which would enable hlm 10
take off the light dues on shipping well The excise on
ho,po
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

-" NoTlCE-The city authorities ARE rcsfe.
cause n poll 10 b. opened. ON "Wednesday next ,rhe 4
the election oi Common Connect men, 10 a>e the =.
the czcns ot Richmond, upon the proprety 81 al ~!
corporate subscription bv The city OF fifty rh9uslaia
10 the Richmond and Dnnviile Ralirogi Dr tn pu.
having the heavy rail. a. tar a. Bark = az tn uuc'
the South Side Road. MANY CilXE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28
THE CONVENTION.

On Thursday Mr. Faulkner of Berkeley concluded his ar
gumen support Of the White Bass was followed on the
opposite side by Mr. Rves Of Prince George who spoke
until the hour Of adjournment morning and evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Various BITS were ordered Ia b. -pp,psood.
| \ tiil incorporating the falmouth Canal Compi0,
! Indefinitely roslponca-a"c 81; noes -.
SWIFT pGTATors, g..
bill 10 rani.irc the sale ct Sweet Potatoes il Me
Ut Northlmp;n. az weight. WAS taSo! NJ.
/ Mr IEREl mu9.i - amend lie bill ~ at.,i'4 ~
pendent section to authorize :!r citizens 81 Ncifhac.
.iul sc.nes iii The watcrs =" sail COUNTY IN t!a 1903.
June, July a0d August for the purpose a! catcni1y
aaown by ihc name If Ale-wlvcs"
Mr. BOYtlN moved Il amend tno amendment IA
/" and i, ?erchhnce nnY ';ner fsh shoMa be eit-u
-laii BIZ thrown ovtrEocrI.'
Tho Amendment was o:oaiet and The amcli. s'
ar,ented ,vasar,eac Il" aai liz ti ordered to ccn
fHEE R.%Si%o.
bill ~ ncaIg5r1's III Bank 81 ire Oh - pg.ner
taken H. Mr. MASSEY @: :. ctie,ca 4 sabs',;s.e
mi a. incorporates bari; a. MeAantl.o ant enc o.
,du..c!.sburG)
III. sGl l.GS r,ovci 10 AMEN! - incorporating,
al Norfolk.
SIR. cox oppcse! Sc amendment. - H. though, \.
nad e su!iilenry % barking capitol
NJ WILLIS oupo. "a TIC t'!i an. .p!@aL'HcH'.
III MASSEY appealed - Nr. Srgass 80 A..al-.e
.,ncn,nen AMI no. ofib'rGs= ~ BIZ 'ie ta'as s.
ic.eary hGG got mich 2. she Gnlat - h9ve;.la t
! Mr. cox said Il Pac-sbn,, rad receive. g'y '''-
Delegate has voted To- *. c,'iIeas = Peg y
was mere ihaa lie neiaF ~ from .!eI airi, bal !. no.
III JONES though, th;. Nc hrc increased 'l.s ci'.a
,r"iu.;n ot tac STATE I'll c.si ,wcp': cJ.3.oa- Is
,.l.tc our bonds . circulating. nier''aia.
/ III JONES msy,a ID indefinite posipoa .len, 5.
! III. AID 'netim.rf.
/ H. ts1.,e aas i,rhag CONTINUED BY ai'ss.' VIZ
/ The vote thea taken on The indefinite g9-,f5a
which was rejected
! The aa.cada,en, : MIR. Sr.'E2s; wGs agreed to.
NJ NELTUN moved = amend ~ .st -. sims Il
pendent Bank in HARDY, sy tic name oi lie .r-l
Bank oi Virginia.
/ Mr. WELDON, after debate, Withdrew his am.eoare
! TIE question ihe Il taken on the adoption -. 81
siiute amended, which vas decided in the al..ra,4
ayes 10, noes y.
niri ,bnn ordered Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

'--sss<<t
o!il to an'hoFiza the Valley Miains AMI Nam.
company and the Georges Creek COMPANY Il,
bfdiiI.i h,i Road ar.oss tie Potomac Riy-r mi
WIN 'e Baltimore and ONO RAD Road va, r
u va !" Urn 1T. .ie couat: ri - out 81 t,.
connti1 -, Q; m@1d Tyler ana R;cnie was ,asen
MT. DCh" ELL proposed To 6,stow upon ,hs -.
ty 10 Be formed OUT OF parts Of Wood Tyir,,t d. .,
name OF James pieasan's formerly Govern. - ~ y Va
man whose worth and good sense c0mmancai.b '''y1l
of his native state, and had been rewarded h" 'Ol
Official employment extending through torn, - " p.
thirty yer, cJi"frehend.nS the MOS, j,un.-,r,, |
national history and comprising The mos, r. ~ "
under The State and Fedora! Government '' ~
/ James Peasants was q native d., povh,,a,
einia. He ~, IN li@i clscte,. i member oS u,
! Delegates from the county II Guoch!ant ,,s w y IS
rcpr, sent that county until so3 H. was ;hs
the Legislature .. l79.9 ana voted lhroug,,, ''''
publican party for the lrnporiaGt iesolgt ons 49,. - '.!
He was in 1903 elected Clerk OF the House al H.. '''
Office which be held until lclQ H. Was lnils,, s-e
Judge Of the Court OF Appeals which Office f,
resigned without eteF 'inG tuAen his seat r Il, q
In the wear 1901 he was elected member n. M !, %
REPRESENTATIVES lie there voted Ter the - '
sustained throughout the administration Of " u
la 1920 h. was elected member q tho 81 - !,
United States. In ls22 he was elected Govern. !,
GINA. In 1927 he was appointed, ~ih I,rr5n -
and Mr. Small of North Carolina, : Cptro...,r...' vi
certain claims upon Great Britain. In l-.J n. 81"
n member OF Tie Convention Of Virginia. oai { ~,
James Peasants was an-ar rel1,ion 81 lh,m,. ~
their mothers were sisters. He wa .a ,rleai 81 ] ~
educated in ani thorough supporter o. ,re s,-.
~. IT, :, a.. A., -, ~ 4oa,, l. -, 80
~ ~ 49, b., -, ,,;s;;. - l ''
pe "'se ~, -. o!''G>' 81,
NJ 'a'e "pt'"' a. 81 WV " + @ :,
II viii De thus ;Eat The :ine proposei al- ..
mI'.a ~ ne ~ ~, y "''- . '"lS ! "
"' ',' l. s .b,
ieia ",. H. p .n,1l', 49, ,t, '."
~! ana ~, D. '''g'. Cum O' ~ 'es '.
P"S, .,'~V -, ,,', "' ,n,, sri, =, ,or,,
rr,,,ose1 -t,9!i IL, I,ns can.,jted n. those vyb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28
VI ikkIED,
DE Al'II ..

VI / kNIEU,
MARRIED. d, Grcep~ay Es,eN county. op ue l!bI
Rev Mr Mcdonald. Nj LANES n:,ANEY af MHs.c
Lucy ELLEN, daughter vt li,oul " i. !..q ~ J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

CENTRAL SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.
Ths Association will tie Capitol OH iu sday aiG
Friday evenings, the eth and 18th inst, nj I: oeiocS,
when Peter a. Browne Esq, of philadeipha viii deliver
lectures in compliance with the invitation oil the association
OF the lilh instant
Tho members Of me Legislature and Convention with the
public generally invited attend The suoecis ci these
lectures particularly interesting not only IN
but popular point Of view. h. Fl. LONDON, fTest.
PS-Mr. Browne will be pleased eShoi, his nsru-
mens &c, a; the Office of Secretary OF the Common
wealth. in the Capitol this day and during ONCE
hours, persons feeling interest in the lectures o this
and orrcw evening.
Ladies invited attend the lecture this evening.
New YoRk March 26, , p M-The sheriff Of Duchess
county, in this State has offered reward Of 500 for the
apprehension Of Wilkes the editor of the Police Ga zee-
Wilkes has been convicted OF libel but by efec
led his escape before sentenced had been passed upon him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

John II. Cook, Esq. who has been efficient clerk in
the Bank yesterday appointed by the Directors OF the
Farmers Banks its Cashier 10 succeed the amented John
G. Blair Esq This appointment will give general satisac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-28

~ The Western members of the Legislature and OF the
Convention respectfully requested TO convene in the
Hall of the House of Delegates halfpas seven O'clock,
Saturday night next March 29h for the purpose OF con-
errng on matters of interest and importance full attend
80 al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
LATER FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
No IIDINGS OF THE FALCON.


The u. S. Mail steamer Georgia arrived
here last evening, in 4 days hours from Havana,
whence she sailed on the 10TH
The Falcon had not arrived at Havana when the
Georgia sailed.
On the 18th inst, between New-Orleans and Hav-
ana the Georgia spoke the French bark Lolu in dis
tress crew all sick.
On the 2Oth in latitude % 81, longitude 79' 40,
spoke the American ship Sharon, Capt. Merriman,
Is days out from New. Orleans, bound TO Havre, in
distress. Capt. Merriman was sick with fever and
in his derium had thrown overheard all the instru
ments the Georgia gave her quadrant.
On the 22d spoke the American ship Iowa, Capt.
Jones, 80 miles north of Hatteras, steering south.
All was quiet at Havana The Captain General
had liberated Capt. Eaton, one of the Lopez inva-
deIs. j. p. Thrasher, Esq, Editor and proprietor OF
the Faro Industrial Rad been arrested, on what
charge was not known Heavy rains had prevailed
at Havana and the corn crop was almost destroyed.
The following are the passengers by the Georgia
with the exception of those from New-Orleans a
list of whom we published yesterday:
birs Turner and servant, Mrs Norton, Mrs Teal, Mr..
May, Mrs Bownan2 children and servant; III Dawson,
W. Blown +. c Markham, J. w Wood, W. II P0;ters
and lady, g. Johnson J. McCune, Mr.. Hann, 4. Demp-
sly, j. y. ROrdan ]. TwIgg, M Buckley, j. McGOven,
Mrs Fox, W Johnson, II Jones, Tenters Mr Seymour,
b Faon, !. MaguiTe I. J. COIN Mr. Keenan,. wife and
2 children: Mr. Cameron, +. Schmidt + Strong. r l..
Dobson Madame Lecog NJ. ance. J. Conner, j Dough-
erty. j. L. Eddy A. klemOnt. l.. w. Sargent. F. Uneta
cia NJ Donoso J Cherriot. NJ Alenhermer aud LADY +
DE RoSas and "a in the steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

WIG NOMINATIONS. - Nerark - For
Mayor James NJ Quinby For Chosen Freeholders :;
Vim. GaIihwait, stephen G. Gould FOR Surveyors
Of tire Hiehw avs James n H4sey, Reuben ID. Bald
Win For Coforsrs George II. Bruen, Moses b.
Martin.
COUNTY NoNIyATIoYs.-The Wings of
Somerset County met IN Convention on Saturday
last. and nominated For Senator: Peter Vorhees
For Assembly John Demott, Fred. ID. Brokaw.
On the same day the Opposition nonin ited then
ticket as foIlows-For Senator: Moses Craig For
Assembly Eugene S. Doughty, Michael R. Neyius
For SherIff Henry A. Herder
The Gloucester Cosnty Opposition Convention
have made their nominations as folows-For sena-
tor John Burk For Assembly John Daniels,
Thomas Mills.
And that Of Camden County, the following-for
Sens;Or Thomas w Milford, Of Camden For As
semby Joseph o. Johnson OF Waterford, Joo b.
Kay OF Delaware Jon a,haa Day Of Gloucester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
~ The Governor of Prince Edward.

Island has issued proclamations directing all rcve
and other officers TO render every possible and 10
the wrecked American fishermen, and especially to
exert themselves for The preservation OF properly.
TIE AcadlaH Recorder has the following, wach in
cudes some already heard from.
PICToU, Oct 1.-THE following the of vessels
N barber, ashore, sold ard safe In HaTborEaieron
Ingaham, Gentle, Index. Blossom Good latent Fraat
I'm, SPRAY, Forest # Newhuyport Martha Anp Csstne
Mandtrer. Beverly, Ruby, Soph'ona. Commerce, oil
North Haven Leo, Frankfort George. Deer lse Henry
Clay Fremont, John MuusY, Falrplay, william hands
lasi) Of Portland Rocnlaor, do Re yard. Lucinda Mar
tia Ann. not AGowD McntanO. bingham, Grafton. Dsn-
ms America, Iuhec Bloomfield Boston. Vessels
winch viii ne got off-Bee, Beverly Seth Hall. Belle.
Dennis Garland, Gloucester Iamerlape, Batasisn.
Portsmouth lowed into hsrbor, all hands lost, bodies
found banner, Oasis, bingham, sailed.
OF the list Of those safe the following have either
not been published, or were incorrectly reported
through telegraph Virginia, Bridget, Ann, Onio.
Denmark. Centurion, Elizabeth Proctor, Loader.
Ocean Lodge and Science, all OF Gloucester, Allison,
before reported Albonl and "Cy," of Castne.
Schr Vuliure, Watts, of Ncwburypor, In the gale.
lost man named James Everett, OF y. :.
4 vessel went ON shore at Brackley Point 9th Ten
dead bodies were found on board aud were buried
the sih. The islander adds ave hear that num-
Der OF vessels to be the Gulf riding at their
anchors, swept Of everything, and all hands supposed
n he tpad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
OCTOBER. A woop Hrxs
ny cARoLISs A ERlGGs

~
Ny sool has grown too great today
To utter all II would.
Oh these preventing bonds Of clay
When Will my spirit learn 10 say,
Unietiered. all 1, should
IN out IN the free woods once more.
With whispering boughs o'erhesd.
Strange influences round me steal.
And vet what deeplleet feel.
Must ever be unsald
These glowing, glowing Autumn hours
These wlltering. gorgeous days
This dainty show of painted flowers
As though with dusty, golden showers
The air were all blaze
This living. shining, FURNISHED wood.
Trlcked with thousand dyes
It's strong ribs laced with crimson sheen.
And decked wIth gold and glIttering green.
Like hngly tapestries
This tangled roof Of braided light
Above me richly flung
These glimpses OF the sky's soft blue
This qulyering sunshine melting through
This wide Earth, glory hung
How shall utter all would
Alas. my struggling soul
IL strives TO grasp these glorious thlngs
As strives a bird on broken wings
To struggle to ns goal.
Mass. INsa,nsi Era.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
PHILADELPHIA.
Quick Trip OF tie City of PirsburRh-Snieide-
Death by Observation-Disclosures Locos
caucht in their own trap-Markeis, &c.

Quick Trip OF tie City of PittsburRh-Snieide-
Death by Observation-Disclosures Locos
caught in their own p-Markeis, &c.
Correspondence Of The n Y Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Oct 20, 1851
The propeller City OF Pittsburgh reached
here TINS morning from your city, after tine run.
young nan rom Georgia named Cunhls6oahl
COMMITTED suicide az The Blockley Insane Hospital
YESTERDAY, by hanging himself win Ms sneets
Bridge. Met artHey, aged five years, died al The
Hosp tai last sight in consequence OF her clothes
catching FIRE.
Miss caroline Richir g, tie adopted daughter Of
Mr. r. the popular comedian, has been engaged 0y
Mareizek ioI his 0pefaIoupe. Miss X. has appear,
81 here IA several concerts has fine voice aud
thorough musical education and VIII, THINK, MAKE
a deco ed impression before TIE lyme stage.
The laugh is against the Locos IN the political
world to-day. They ordered recount OF the Phii-
adsphia votes 10 detect Wing fraucs. In this OPP
eratIcn q mistake Of ten votes has been founi'
which defeats Sol Demeers and elects Sini.h All
ner to the Legislatn e. both Locos. The wnole Loco
ticket ran neck and neck. Poor Demeers lnAAs II
the greatest ncLstns II the WoEld 70 oioef 'eSe IA
vestiganoDsi &C.,. -, ,,,h.y
te1ts d.uaud aud prres hrmer There - Suns l;.4
tort dan and 6r FLOUR. and further sales =,
sood bI nd. lave Teen made. mostly yt
40 ~ demand Tor home consumption Is stea wsih
the Of 81 IS tSr SS aSs MEAL no
~ 5e., T.norted EXCEPT Ia 200 barrels o. hs IAtsi
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Sy,b.rn BED 776Ts cents and " hNe ~ otto' seIIs
Sti pVv i. waited FOR dslng TIE cemsno 70,
CO., limited sales Of go barres Eo"a ga a.
cenls ssd ola and ssn cs. for wnsxEY are steady
- cents Il 7 both hhcs and BOZ & ror al 81 "a
s.LEs or 10; Mech BIZ. nj; 20 Guard b. IL;
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