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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31
REGULAR PACKETS.
WEDNESDAY AND MONDAY
PACK EIs

- THE we'll known passenger steam
boat Dubuque, EDw, II. Bee
~ BEE, Master, has resumed her trips
for the above and all intermediate ports, and
will make regular weekly trips between Rock
Island and Davenport for ST. Louis every We'd
nesday, and Rock Island and Davenport for Ga
lena every Monday throughout the season.
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon
the boat during the past season, her officers will
endeavor to merit a continuance Of it by offer
ing 10 passengers, accommodations equal to
those OF any other boa. in the trade. For freight
or passage apply on board. May29]
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31
CINCINNATI NEW CHEAP
STORE.

TIME subscriber has just arrived and is now
i opening splendid assortment of DRY
GOODS suitable for this market, which he will
sell as cheap as the cheapest. He would res
pectiuiy invite all 10 call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
His stock consists of the latest and most fash
ionable style Of Prints; Lawns, Ginghams
Barege dc LINES, Plain and Plaid Muslins
Dress and Bonnet Silks; all kinds Of Bonnet
Trimmings; Artificial Flowers, Thread and
Lsle Edgings; Silk and Cambria hdkls.; Black
Italian Cravats; Mode Shawls, splendid articles
Blk Silk Laces; Coronation Cord, and Other
trimmings for dresses; Alpaccas, Muslins of all
descriptions; French Linen, Hungarian MIX
lures; Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, and Jeans
Cotton Goods for Mems wear, Velvet and Satin
Vestings pins, needles, steel bonds, hooks and
eyes, hair pins, thimbes, perforated paper, Zeph-
VI Worsted buttons Of all kinds hosiery, gloves,
Irish Linens, Linen Table Cloths, Russia Diaper
Crash, Umbrellas, &c. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gents. Fine Goat Morocco and Calf Skin
Boots, Mems EnameIed Calf and Kip Shoes.
Youths and BOYS Shoes, Ladies Enameled
Jenny Lind, Excelsior, French Kid and other
Slippers, Enameled Caters, Buskins, &c.
Misses do. do. A very large stock
Of Childreu's Shoes.
Also, good assortment of hardware.
A very large stock af Queens and Glassware,
Of the latest patterns, Looking Glasses, Window
Glass, Nails, &c.
GROCERIES OF all kinds.
Together with GREAT variety OF other Artl.
cles, all Of which will be sold Cheap Tor Cash.
Store opposite the Steam Mills, Front Street,
Davenport.
AnriI 3d' Lc5t
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

N. B. BUroRD.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31

A. BENEDICT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-31


Revolution! Revolutions
A Complete Revolution I'm the
Prices Of Clothing!
TIME subscriber, at the Old Established
pace with the times, has received . very large
assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Which he will Sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
His stock consists in par, of COATS, fine
black, blue, and brown, drab and grey Sack and
Linen Check, Chintz.
PANTALOONS, every style and color, black,
brown, green, yellow and figured Cassimers, do.
do. SatiDet, Alpaca Linen, &c. &c.
VESTS, black Silks, figured and plain, Satins
do. Alpaca, worsted linen, &c.
FURNISHING GOODS, fine linen bosomed
Shirts, check, hickory, calico, cotton UNDER
shirts, suspenders, silk neck and pocket hand
kerchefs; do. silk neck tiss-cotton hose,
trunk S. Carpet Bags.
HATS, fashionable Silk Mole Skin, from
$500 up to $3.50. Panama, Palm Leaf; Straw
China pearl, Brush Wool, Angola, Fur.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Yestings,
Black French ,willed Cloth, plain do. Blue,
green, brown, drab, mulberry, cassmers, black
Doe Skin, plain do. Fancy mixed grey: brown,
blue, yellow, green, tweed, jeans, brown and
white drilii g, Nestings, black figured and plain.
Satin, Brown do. Buff and White Marseilles:
Cashmere do. All of which will be sold BY tho
yard or piece low, or made up TO order in the
most fashionable Styles, and . good 6, guaran-
teed in all cases.
JOHN JORDAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
THE MARYLAND CONVENTION.


we give below the address of James H. buc'ia'"''
ESQ., an able and accomplished delegate from BALTIMORE
county, who elected President pro- tenn OF inc a'y
land Convention by the llaering of 81 10 ~ ~ WI"
be seen that he predicts the adoption Of good
although many pretend that the Convention WI"
without doing any thing. We that his prediction ly
be realized, and that similar good luck may acho ''e %
when will that be , proceedings Of our own CoVeh""
GENTLEMEN or Conventional acknowledge WIN
deep sensbilIy the honor yun have conferred upon e "
calling me 10 administer the duties of this chair during m
GREETED absence OF the presiding officer nf your cnie
your confidence and respect not less merea ". ~
cipaied by me. Yielding, however, man in s!' p
otic purpose to accomplish the great objects WHICH nav.
brought us together, snail cndeavor discharge w"
OF This station In such may best poloo ..e
objects, and secure their final cOnsummaon in li t
est and honest effort shall rely confidently, gfh'ee"'
on your forbearance and support
1t IS not inappropriate TO the occasion TO say tla' s
have had tho honor OF in this convention II mas oi
my good fortune hnrmoniousy, and ii the Hnu
est interchange Of atcrna regard with all its members.
nave had but one aim, one end, hope have hho"
party have cas-, from me- unworthy in sGch an as
senbly as this, all mere party considerations have
with single eye to the honor and the welfare O Ioua oo
Maryland, tho shbboleh of policy the glorious centre
Of oil hopes and all affections have cncenVoica
solely to her the adoption of snch constitution AZ
her enlightened and patriotic children have right to cSPrc'
ut hands, Nor has my confidence in the ultimate Eca!-
zaon OF that result been in any degree shaken dc con
scientiousy believe that, Notwithstanding the pOo"S
clouds which have at times darkencd horizon ic'c "
lists an inleXibc determination here 10 give to!!p''
Will be acceptable the people, and under whose oenenMn M
provisions The State may rapidly advance towards 'e m
ment OF the high destiny that awaits her. The "otH - p
tore US; gentlemen, let US accomplish 1t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
IALLN-HO.

,rs ei horse will stand tho ensuing at
,, arie.d Course the season commencing the hrs OF
,I,A Irst Of August He will serve mares al 825,
TIE payment Of s20 within the season. s35 10 insure
ioa parting with her forfeit the insurance 81 10 the
r t,,. vii ne fed shiings day, and the greatest
80, .ae but no responsibility will be Incurred fIr aee
,!s..02=.,
ssMsECES The splendid performances Of Tally lio are
a throughout the country as scarcely 10 need recital
"A .cs, Shc he when colt he won hve and Only iost
eGueuc. OF being Of order His great four mile
t,pn Course in ls9 III which he proved victorious,
saaceL the York Spirit Of The Times and proven by
r. Ks.s.: 20 be the best In America His
er: Free Trade and Bostona, two o. the be. nags then
second than made by Born or Fash
": Course Free Trade won the first heat IN aaS
VII, a u ii .3S Bv:o.a II. Sd in T.52, and Taly-o ae
msgS.
run The ,ha: the Paslla Of EgyPta challenge
Tux, attracting tho attention Of the sporting world
u?ru Bells Life III London (tie highest racing au
g.cs.l E, case tho challenge should be accepted,
HI Should he procured ur tho contestant confidently pre-
e would prove victorious the best horses IN the Pa
,.gl.
lG AID APPEARANCE -Taly.Ho is feet ~ inches high.
cnesnu color In form and make he exhibits great
p4city both ioT endurance and speed In the Language
SIN: Times, 'Hs propeing powers are prodisous,
Il. ,,hn his appearance which induces casual OBJ
b.,ey. that he run all day.
Io go, by Boston ou; Of Tom Tough
hy Sir Harry. d. by Spread Eagle, &C. d. by King
r. ~: By Linlsays Ranger genuine Arabian ggGg. by
1ai-c o:ar ggsgs. d. by the imported horse Vampire
|, C,I Carer I.ax;ons Kitty Fisher.
s:1 believed tina. horse in the country can boast OF
r,-a..c JAMES TALLEY.
f. --c2tw,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

On Saturday the Convention met at tho usual hour-lh
journal of Friday was read and approved
Mir. Bolts stated ilai with leave Of the Convention, III
would offer during the day amendment 10 the Report
tho Committee the Basis Of Representation; which, th
Convention agreed should when offered be printed and
fcrcd the Committee of the Whole whom was referred
the said Report.
On motion of Mr. Edmnnds the Convention was resolved
into Committee OF the Whole the pending question:
Mr.. Miller resumng the Chair
Mr.. Gooe continued his remarks in behalf Of the MXeC
Basis After Mr. G. had concluded Mr. Bolts moved tha
the Committee rise which motion agreed TO- Mr. Bot
will therefore occupy the floor to-day onday) his pro
position, which is 10 be read
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
FOR DISUNION TO THE DEATH

The Pcndeton Is. CO. Messenger, combating 'he "'su'
nens Of Mr. Orr of Congress- against separate oa'c ue
ton, says "We regard this as the last great eoI h"' WI"
be made for the Constitution and the sovereign 'hs
of the States, and it is defeated by indefinite postpone
ment waiting coopcra ton oby to non n'tTcourSe OF
any inferior measures will ground arms and prepare
submit as best may the dcspoc control o' lht
North"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

Inc April No. Of the Southern Literary Messenger has
many good things. From among them select the fol-
lowing nes They remind OF tardy of justice 10 Il
most worthy artist whose modGsy is equal 10 his genius
ana ostc Many months since, took note OF some OF
MS pealul paintings, bur, in tho hurry Of newspaper ile
II slipped from our memory r. NJ. Suy's "Don Quixotc
and Hamlet gems worthy adorn any gallery in the
country The, conception is bold and original and their
execution mnsterly and elegant Mr. s. has many other
tine creations which merit the notice of gentlemen OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
IIOpE FOk THE INVALID.

hUPE. FUR Tx Z IN v ikAIDs
m i.s;o.aiuy an anchor hrm aad Sleaosst
,l,: manner eau il ba said of BAKERS PREMIUM
rs w.,i procured the invalid may over live IN
NG cbarred deriving permanent Dement'S from lis
confidence ,hcre being oeior the public such an
aUir! Of dcccriou, compounds, which are daily al.
- sa ,ne cE In rcfua,on Of such classification be-
remedy is virtues fully received the test Of
smc ,sorncd pernsnen. eures many OF the moat re-
:I-e3s Of Richmond Az inv:orator. II stands unpar.
r Inc attacss Of Dyspep!t; cettaln preventive Of
~ G1S-; speedy and certain cure for Nervous Head
,tss aud Nausea. Ia the cases OF delicate females,
~: Invaluable application for many complaints 10
( .:, ore subject.
"a. ~ Budker. No 10, Market Bridge; Bennett Beers
i.r Purcell, I.add s. Co Ade & Gray; Jas. Blair
:s: Thomas and w ?. Latd, Apo.lecaries and Drug
&hGyai. Va
l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
RECEPTION OF MR.. WEBSTER IN BOSTON.

The excitement consequent upon the refusal OF the Boston
authorities 10 grant the Of Faneuil Hall to the petition
ers "for public reception Daniel Webster and I" con
suit the public good" led to extra session o the b"ar'
on Tuesday evening proposalwas then made to escnf
the order The discussion which upon was very an
mated but resulted in the refusal Of the board 10 recon
slider their After hours debate, the question wa
taken and appeared that there for resembling the re-
solvc-,he Mayor Aldermen Holbrook, Rogers and Smith
l. Aganst reconsidering- Briggs, Clark Grant
and Monroc-4 The being ties,the original reso!u-
ion stands Mr.. Moses Knbc present but wonld 10
vote The Courier did learn that he assigned any rea
son That paper gives the vote the adoption o the 0r
nal resolution refusing the hall, as follows:
AYEs-Aldermen Briggs Clark, Grant, kilnba and Mon
roe.
NAYs-Aldcrmcn lolbrook, Rogers and Smn. II wa:
not necessary for the Mayor but IL is understood
that he declared himself strongly against the resolution.
The Transcript says:
at probable that other hall will be selected
that the meeting will be deferred day Considsra
bc dissatisfaction exists the decision o the Board Of Al
dernlen."
The Mail says truly that "i is something urde: n.
that Daniel Webster be heard in FaHeu Hall
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
ON QUIEOT

DON QU1 OTE.
SUGGESTED By 4 PAINTING OF r. NJ. sULLv
The Painters tine and shiliul touch
In form md color richly blent,
Hath wrought lie rare romancers dream
fiji embodiment;
and pictured thus the Image seems
Familiar IN each tint and trace
as on Tho startled fancy CLEANS
wel-remem5ered fnce.
With eager eye and thoughtful brow,
In negligent array bedight,
Thou standest forth In aspect true
La Mancha's doughty knight!
with Mrth and pity strangely blent,
With half n smile and half sigh,
We read in thy cnraptured gaze,
Thine aspirations high
For in thy history's strange romance,
Since first we traced It's nIngic thread,
hidden meaning we have learned,
higher moral read
How, by lis daring led astray,
The spirit from lis soaring height
Is bowed 10 dull reality,
by ydlsappointment's blight.
Thy daring deeds of high emprso
The knocking world may smile to see,-
From thoughtful hearts thy woes shall win
i kindcr sympathy.
And glorious Is the painters art,
That thus can make more real seem
To sense, as ts the haunted mind.
lmagnation's dream!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

UESTRUCIIN T. FLOOD At ORLEANS
New ORLEASs ArRIL l5.-Thc recent heavy rains have
damage the plantations in the country back of the river
and the accounts from many sections truly appalling
The Mississippi ulso continues the rise and the Gre
vases along the whole up the river increasing
The at Point Coupee has become OF very danger
Gus character Bayou Sara is completely inundated Inc
plantao upon the Tensas and Black Rivers and swan
lake are completely overowed The river has now aaiheo
the highest point of last year.
We have disastrous also from Southern Alabama
The feshet has proved destructive IN the low ano.
along the ryers and will operate greatly there as wen o.
here against the crop OF the present year ;,
In Point Coupee and Plaqucmine these oVerno"1 VIZ
shorten the crop 100000 bales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
ANYWAY FEMALE AcADEMY
MARBLE u ARD.

ROGERS. Slh Street, Main. Richmond, va, Dealer
rf.:.n Italian and Marble Monuments, Tolnos
:: Ma.e pieces oevey description, Wall Plates, Fronts
Ic
Is:.r in Carving executed in the neatest manner.
country, with city reference promptly attended to-
ss, having served his apprenticeship in oil the largest
@ IN New York City, and having much experience IN the
e h:sel chat all work executed at his Shop will give
y. .,,i.,,.nn ~ nv done Sorth South Oct 5-clv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

SUCCESS OF JENNY LIND IN CINCINNATI,
ClscnsATI APRIL .Jenny Lind's second concert last
ninht was perfect Jam. The receipts amounted TO over
seventeen thousand dollars She will leave on Tuesdayior
the East. ' ~ e ~. . q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER AMERICA.

Germany Quiet-Co.ton Deprcssed--i5read"tngS fFW
dc. ~ ,,
arrived at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. and sailed for Boo
ton ~ o'clock but the lines being in ORDER It was i'm
possible send her news before.
The America reports the arrival at Liverpool on lhe ss
the Pacific Capt Nye and the City OF Glasgow, from
Philadelphia.
The Atlantic had been removed Husknsons Dock and
inspected scientific men, who all concurred in the opn
ion that she perfectly sound.
The continental news is Junimporant.
ENGLAND.-The Russell Ministry hold their position
and getting through business with olerabe Success
The Budget discussed Friday evening, the ith Re
solutions for the renewal Of the Income Tax weI agreed TO-
A powerful Papul League has been formed in London
Apprehensions exist that foreigners in England ere concert
ing revolutionary scheme, which is 10 develop seH during
the Worlds FUR. The matter brought before Phriih-
nen In reply inquiries, the Cabinet gave assurances
that the Government prepared for any emergency
FRANCE-Anxcty, amounting TO alarm, prevailed res,
pecng progress of socialist opinions IN me canl ana
departments. The Receiver Generals house i'll Lyons
had been burned down. and documents destroyed.
GERMANY.-The German question remains IN Sf1tu quo
The insurrecon in the Bosnian provinces had been ELECT
ually suppressed. r
LlvERrooL ApnrL 4-CoTroS-The current qualities OF
Cotton have reccded an eighth, and other qualities have gwen
way that The sales OF Inc week amount
10 81 900 bales Hong shead Feitz Cos circular noes
decline of fully 3D. in American descriptions Sl holders
are pretty firm but little disposition TO give way
Further sales made Of 5000 bales American on sPecua.
ion and 1920 for export leaving the balance to the trade
Sales of the 4th were 600 bales.
BaEApsrrrrs-The demand for Breadstulis was on Tho
increase and holders OF Wheat and Flour asking an ad-
vance in prices American Wheat 5s 81 10 6s Adj Corn Ia
Cd "a 33s Cd. oc.
The money market is unchanged Consols c'lseo al soh
964 American securities firm. and prices IN hanged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

Mrs Judson formerly "Fanny F9rrester, and wle OF
celebrated missionary deceased is about 10 return nome
from Calcutta She expected arrive in this country oy
the first Of June.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
IYroNTANT TO EAMMEIss,

IMPORTANT TO FAsNEkS,
GtNEkS FLORISTS, SHIP OWNERS. INCORPORATED
i&'aNiES MANUFACTURERS, ARTiXASS, PROBES
l. S1SAL MEN, MECHANICS and OTHERS.
r PUNp AND FIRE ENGINE COMBINED.-RIoHr SRcUR.
Pri UNITED STATES LETTERS PATENr-All lniringemen's
eci.ed by Law. This the valuable invention o the
fs s, which vessels manufactures, public edihces no.
se dwellings,, incomplete. and comparatively inse
W cheap and efficient Fire Engine, the farmer Ia per-
-acnt I'LL unaccommoiang insurance companies, and
F--.alrc 10 the inccndiary
| RECOMMENDATIONS
do hereby certify that ench OF us mas hau
oa one OF Mr.. Il. b. Mtcheli'a Improved Pumps
-: ':n fair trial. aud feel hesitation in recon-
@ Pumps worthy Of the confidence and patronage OF the
:" CHARLES MARX, Richmond.
DR.. ROISrER, Iugurnot Springs.
ARCJID VAUGHN, Farmye.
'ts Fa1rOi Mr. r. Birmingham Mitchell in my yard; es
" yraas appeniagc great convenience and an ell
) ;:sc:on e.ains. ire X. B. TYLER.
- - .i!l t-a De- set the Wing office.
persons buying rsellng the above article are
'S S.2" % iic Tor IL.
vH----st L nRITTlNGuAM MITCHELL. Prorrietnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
DIR. j. s. ROSES
~ Ia!aD FAMILY MEDICINES, PREPARED BY II

,e, .
Ia!aD FAMILY MEDICINES, PREPARED BY HIM
SELF AT HIS LABORATORY.
ac'0S ac all Of high repuse and can be relied upon
s diseases Tor which they recommended, as they
b, s5.'HsIl! ~! o' Philadelphia
,' Lsiec'oin, Cough Syrup for Consumption, Colds.
lu nd Splitting OF Blood, Bronchitis, and all Diseases oil
A'e;aiyror Blood Purifier for the cure scro:ua;
b. I've laHiainI, rheumatism, Chronic Diseases anu
h R IfnH an impure OF the Blood Price ST.
NSEiys saaye Pills, for Dyspepsia Liver Com.
f ,. ' ali Conditions Of the system mpated by bilious
n s, al! nctcurial preparations Price 2acs
.; Of worm. Nsaage Wormkiller-a safe aud sure
9aA, Ea.am This mixture is Of tho most
'' io al, 6e sep, in all families Is eer-
S@a'1m,'ic y Con7oaoa ss,o ft!ce . cents
rrse = eea.s pains OF all sinds from he
cents s-''e Eeasness general debility, &c. &c. Price
oaas pp:Sfc females, and substitute tor
,s " cents ''1Hc-'housanGs have been cured by H.
y sie Dr. ~ pSH. @sl hair prepsraons and highly re-
Willy an; I ai!3ls medicines mentioned above has been
ts vsror, and proven, and their specific effect in
a Ia scale ~ r. 10 wheh they are appropriated has
II Ggss . ~ - ,fc'!as ~. r.re ,or,c "
m re!a5er NJ o: me University Of Pennsylvania. and
sGeI IN ,s w iE:aaet.ia Medical Society Ills diploma
j. h: bSsS s 0y The following eminent physcians and
g Chapman a., HrStien Consultation with since: Doctors
;s abogt "'sot James and Hare. the great Chemist
~as i- li'S medicines with circulars and full
. GAr%nR ~ u. tolowing Druggists: PURCELL, LADD
A. g. uIvst ""op, AIDE * GRAY, BENNETT &
'h' y. SrRECKER, and j. BLAIR, Broad
~ = .-i1--- Ian. 22-c2awly
: srs,'r, :. nc nc WINDOW. NO. Iia MAIN ST.
aei M. l,sW daguerrean Gallery il permanently
N;yaaa All; number We have fitted up and furnished
its t ths requisite Tor convenience and splen
H. l'' our friends will call and examine.
Pa. 5,s ... EXTRACTS.
.,1 .:sIi up ais New establishment in style which rs
tter..on ,, v" ms iaste and hbera.ily
s ,oo = as pretty boudour as We have recently seen
Ilrh Atu fOpffs
b. n. ,I"w :. ~, with stained glass &c-Enguircr
2ae S.,i ~. *cTs th f.s introduce the Sky Light sys
' r':a' to he constantly inventing something
! tt;.- ,s,,-"' .."' " HE a. Times.
'i45 - fi' show.roon is exquisite, whilst his Sky
fr,Ae ,,,h' we think will give great satisfaction as
lns mas been tasen regardless Of expense l., naLe
e tcA North Lisht, 81 feel in height and OF proper
;-!r h IS perfect long experience in Sky-Lghs
] 'Eiisl, ss, WILLIAM A. PRATT,
ISL SLlsh Daguerrean Gallery, No. lao Main st.
Richmond, under the Gothic Window.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

RULE THAT WILL NOT WORK BOTH WAIS.
William Lloyd Garrison the President, and Wendell We pn
Anti Slavery Sociey have issued circular declaring that
the 7th annual meeting Of The Society will no, be held the
city Of New York The they assign is of mob
ps who few days since counseing his fellow citizens
rails and burn should now be SO na
Just the spirit he invoked as to sgmaze as R
it is now your bull that !hieaens gore my
Trans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
ARRIVAL OF THE PRoMETHEUs.

Later from Calyornia-IUo Millions q GoM Jiusi art
red-Lyueh Lar- Destruction Of the City Of Neuddd.
New YoaK APRIL lS.-The steamer Promethens arrived
this evening from Chagres with 260 passengers The New
Orleans had arrived Panama the lst OF APRIL win SIX
hundred thousand dollars In gold; the Nertherner |. Va
$500 O0O and the Antelope with s60000 which was all "
Chngres when the Promeheus sailed.
Lynch Law appears TO prevail to considerable
Maine md Charles Simmons of Massachusetts, were Pc
remp,ory hung by the populacs near Consumes ver Tor
stealing horses
prosperous. a- , ru....;...
Messr MofTatt & Co.. who have the contract, received
Sim nGD in three hours after they opened their office
The civ OF Nevada has been totally destroyed by tlre sup
nosed 10 have been the work of ncendares One hundred
and fty houses were burn-he loss estimated at one mil.
lion of dollars. ..tyti. =
MAaxE7s-Goods have been pressing heavily upon ne
market and prices have been sustained Chilli -four 50 oo
per 100 lbs; Western $40 bb Corn Neal 81 So Corn 10
IS So Mess Pork Sl5 Clear do slS Anthracite Coal ST.
Dry goods and other articles without change. = =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

We regret s,ntc that Mr.. Deneae Of Rockingham, s NIB
sent from his seat in The Convention in consequence o Sc
we're family afflicton al home.