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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13
NUMBER i.

Mr. Smith OF Ceeebrer said the Convention has reached
crisis, and unless adjustment honorable and ssac
tory TO both sections of the State be arrived at may
look forward to OF excitement which may shake
old Commonwealth and peril her integrity. We sincerely
and confidently trust that the intervening time between
urday and this morning. may have been fruitful such
measurc-nnd that the proceedings to-day may send forth
the people OF Virginia the joyful of wise and sa,isc
tory settlement OF the whole difficulty We feel in on. DO
som responsive thrill TO the glowing appeal in behalf Of The
ndvsibity OF the glorious old State which the Wyhevir
Republican, referring TO conciatory article in the lynch
burg Nirginlan, puts FORTH as follows:
He stands midway between Danville and Charlottesville
will the citizens Of these towns hear him and dash from their
midst the vile spirit OF seconalism lie stands midway
We may Of the breadth Of the State upon the banks Of
the grca river of Pow hatan the proudcst OF Indian Chiefs
Virginans will we hear him Z WhD-who would rcad in
twain this fair land the domain Of Virginia? What SON o,
hers would have this glorious river broken in her -
Where Is the man that has part in this priceless heritage
could see stone OF her dominion severed In rudencSS There
can be nonc-no No; no; no tear not stone
from her boundary in udenoss for the price pain and
sorrow and tears may, may be BLOOD But lei thousands
go to mark monument to point the living emulate her
glorious dead On! who for porirns purposes Use and
profit, could bear the good old Doniuon mother OF
such long list OF The great and the good -mstress SO
many noble and generous deeds shorn Of might
ter, and renown What man. natiye horny OF all tha broad
mountain region celebrated Augusta would be will
ling to renounce has the homes and the graves o Mash
ingon and Jefferson and Henry, and bid farewell TO York
town2 We could motive will not. And, thank Goi
have an abiding hope that in WISDOM in conscience and
right the unity Of the State the brotherhood OF Virsnlan-
rs they can be provided for and maintained
be furnished and no chain be borne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13
THE CONVENTION.

Though we have been hitherto deceived BY what we re-
aayded as strong sgns cannot but augur much good
fiom the conca.ory spirit manifested BY both East and
West On Saturday, in adournng over un Inns morning as
,o,ncd in another column AS write we have data
On which 70 base any opinion 10 the character Of the COM
mon ground Of adjustment which maybs proposed As
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13

extra charges whatever. will DC made iooR6 oa'ofe' &C
she A. the lowest retail prices
r,,,rl,r. will be addressed those who may desire H.
'''e-' " DANIEL TURNER, Pr'l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13

The Of Mr. Snowden Of Alexandria in opposition Ia
Mr. Claiborncs proposition OF restriction on tho representa-
ton of cities accidenty omitted in the proceedings OF
the Convention on Friday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13

Noes-lessrs. Banks. Barbour Beale Braxton Burgess
Chamoss, Claiborne, Cox Davis, Edmunds, FulScrson,
tiiiiz, Fuqua ~ r. II. Garrett, Goode, lInl Hunter,
jasper Leake, Lucas Meredith, Murphy, r. g. Scott, J. f.
Stewart rurnbGIl, Samuel Watts, Wh,e, Voolfolk, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13

s,.s. Plaintiffs:
. edwards, executor Of Albert e. Fore, decd, and Thos
L. Defendants.
OF the ,estato Albert G. Forc, decd, having petition.
aug! De allowed TO receive their dues from the Baid
sEares OF the said estate without executing bonds
we C%ur having directed be taken Of all
HE said cstaors estate; in pursuance thereof do
ahd require all persons having claims and demands
OF The said Albert C. Fore decd exhibit the
@ before me In Office before the list day Of
:s @ order ior final settlement and distribution of the
say s-rn:re L. SUNNALLY, com'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13

NEW YoRx Nav g. 6P M.-Piyae letters from Liver.
poo of the 26h state had further declined an
eighth making the total decline On thai day 'he sales
were 5000 bales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13
poryrY LANDS SELECTED AND LOCATED
rte S0 II.lS AND THEIR WlpOWS AND ORPHANS.
va PALMER 3, RICHARDSON,

GENERAL land, LOAN, AND COLLECTIUN AUENi ;, Al
nr.oS rlE CAPITAL WISCONSIN, Will give special ut-
~ ,he c-cti at OF Lands, BY Bounty warrants
soldiers and gers, eilrd thereto Possessing tho
.u%cce o. the Wes;era country, anu embracing, as he
Al or cons all The lands IN Wisconsin, Iowa anu
wIhadeGua;e facilities for making the best selections In
m assured giving general Satisfaction 10 "alraheeS III
\. ,scaarEe OF any trust conilded - US
utilization must b. accompanied with the following fee and
for 10 acre tracts So Tor tracts So ana ioF lop
s:!.,:le:S $40 each
s warlu:s aSsgn2b they may be safely transmit.
s ~ mail The W.rran,ee should oe particular 10 aix ais
r IL he bgnk the bottom, authorizing the location 10 be
- h, name which done. the certificate OF entry, 10
60 " ABRAHAM Fl. PALMER
JAMES RICHARDSON.
N,3:Sey WISCONSIN. March, 1851.
REffRLNCES:-H Hons. Henry Dodge. J. I. Walker, A. C.
e. Geo " Zones and s A Douglass, T. s. Senate: Hon s.
Shepard st Chas Dursee j. Doy, o. Cole, E D. Potter and
plT. r Disney. Re;' in Congress. 80
sending Warrants for location, liberal G's'
vii be aa!e upoa the above fees. +. H.
A.rlt-cAGfn
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
prRl1SNED DAILY AND SEMI -
~ WILLIAM F. s. THOMAS =,
TIE K NJ S:

,1,' " nor annup and at the rate Of eigh
AIKEN shorter period sI aa Si s SIX months pay
WsS paid IN The etses or Isnea y matt p''' p@
* collars yer @ ;cs NAV be RENTED per mail, in good and
ny nS,ys a, risk OF The Editors tas r0S1ssg 90 ,
aa ~ ,s writer the accumulation OF postage IN
:. sxi'sire AHsns 1Fs SIS" or PapvERIlSNG
cr DAILY ESQUREE For fifteen lines or less frat in'
Ion lily cents and every succseus S ,nss wes thirty
srac: once "ess' TWICE. " "' " ~
Annual advertisers CHARGED my anIats or sv
"a Who are charged m dollars (paper incuded)
X THE SEMlWEEKLYF"r fifteen i'Nes Or 1885, hfS' mse'u
for each continuance % Cents ~: - . ,,., 10.
nom distance ms! hs accompanied with Inc ADVANCE pay
is.actorv 10 insure execution. ,, ,;ss ,,s
~ Obituaries Ga& ba:ts q respect eTceeats e'sn' '' "
,s! for ates7f'Se't'IS ,hs country whenever the
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pcsmass. in The Dor %s OF tsy %'
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ps in such case upon the communications beng cci.
ne name OF The posmaser the back Of The letter
,y.cus, GoTnIC WINDOW. NO. l+5 MAIN ST.
The above na.t We have fitted up ant furnished
s Nth every lng requisite convenience ana spen
IL ::aIes. and hope our friends WIN eau ana examine
VI rrs,, ted up his new establishment N sEie winch
reception soutou as We have recently seen
ely up with splendid carpets ch vys, vas' s'4'"sS
yrr-rse bay wntow with stained glass, &c-Enqnrr;
wssrs pratt Co were tn. introduce the SkyLehi sys-
en- 'G the .s and ID IppTa[ % r. ss.''a 's
The arrangement. show exquisite Whilst his SKY
,ish, supc:b-Whig.
Gu. new think, will great satisfaction as
r possible pains has been TAKEN regard ess OF expense !" make
m sa, Combination North Light 81 feet height and OF proper
Hionate BREADTH periec; our long experience IN
y ILL permit. WILLIAM a rRaii,
March Richmond underline 'ol1c NInuoM.
-WARRENTON. y. c., FEMALE SEMINARY.
~. NE summer This ns;ution will Commence on Mon
t 9th of Jane uins Extensive buildings are oeins
rsi ;he accommodation OF additional pupils; wh" VIII &c r
s ana charged only the time they continue members
@ seminary The hathunsss and beauty OF SITUATION commune
l the advantages the School commend II TO the pubic
l:"s per seSS'oh u i've 'i"''"s' $50 co.
B-;', IL so
Lh.ls" i"'''"' ~ COL
st'tsH, - ~, ,.a go. of ,,s,,r,s,, IS Uuj
M5.f ." nc i,4f @''" I's y, H. q t0I
N4'!s Oh any, Az Az "a 70 u0l
N-@c o.. W ~ ~. w Wv 10 0pi
pr""iHs W. ~ " 1.ntnr3' * 00l
W.:sn- and Fuel, 49,, s..,,.,r AZ
=. she! Al: lowest retail prices
':s-4@ " " DANIEL TURNER, Prl.
warsr;on. y. {. May 9-creoJrnc. -
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
haIfne Affairs.

THs ssrsrsnir Ni.cAsn n-in snsucr 70 & corras spon-
dents Communication concerning the lat trip Of tse
nfitish steamship NisEsrs from New York ~ have 70
observe that the mistake from e-r-
Her tine should have read all Gays and hour in
stead q IL days 60 hours Dcducting for d-ence oS
lor ritudc the trip made under II days
nsrsErrtr or u 8. NJ STEAMSHIP A " .~rc-At moor
yesterday the stcsmship Atlantic Capt West took her
t'raiiure from tie foot VI Canal srees fr Livsrpoo
che carries sxty-sve passesgers among WHOM, re- the
Hon Robert Walker, late Secretary of tas rrcssury
his' frecs-ihs BreI,sr the eminent swes.h novelist
aud Mar Hjortsters Secretary T. Jenny Liss She also
tsl with her s2ss s0o IN epeoie
IHE sTT,srs Rossozf, Capt Parrish Ieft yesterday
morning At sevon oclock with GOOD t of tss-enxsrs
aud considerable freight. Cor RichIsond sorfAk sni
fsifT'bus she is the pseneer Of the New Y0k and
Virginia steam line sns judging from the spsa- .ie at
tained on her trial "Trip doutt abe wiz make Orr rate
tine n her outward voyage
srfANsiU ONO, Capt schepes l~f, xss,e,a.v ns.cr
nos for Cbagr'f with ClC pas.enssrs
L.cscHrs ---Yest,rday morning. the NV s,s,r,.,
hs;eor (for hsssrs MorgsnE Usrris the a. n.o.,o,.
~ With bsts been given beiore vas launched from NJ
NisE colysrs ysra, foot q NiseteeEth street rast
river NV
The nev steamer Biepslle (for us,ur, lone. a. r,,,
SOD 70 run tst-een this city aud New Orleans wa
launched shout noon ycstefsay from Nr Thomas csu-
Jers yard foot ofTveDtisth street ges. river
bev veoel sffour hundred tons burthsp Owned hv
h.srs Gimour OF Quesec recently passed through ths
Welerd Canal lad.r With iron fJr o rail~sY In the
EoteSn States. ebe s about, after dischsrrine her
cargo 70 loed cargo Of tsvss at Bear Creek on Like
" Clnr ard from Fierce she viii proceed direct. with
ou> te nsbpment # cargo 70 Liverpool This vessel IL
gulsr ssgone shtp copper fssts ned and. In every
ether rs,.ct Ik, ordinary ss.l sxcept that
she has sip keel cent-e board Instead Of the ord
nary heel
LauscHEn--At New BedrorS. on the eve Of the 10th
ihst The vbalesbip Ailsntic owed by Messrs Hstha
Lr-e The Atlantic Il SEQ sons and IL TO be com
Xl X.+a ., Captain Richard Luce. late Of the bark
\. sso. r. hessrs Cannon Levi. ~ere the builders
rusSass 49, ieo,p,y ship Mountzieer, TO be com
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
HrnohIvn City InfrIIfgs ncs.

Hst ,rsHor A1TtHrT ar suicfUE = At No "a Fulton
freet, vydsy morning youug girl aged At Attempted
her If, W cutting her throat ~ih n shs came
ffn Pas. to this country In March las. In the ship
Ind.pepd. Capt Fletcher fhe hss been highly edu
Gated sno Ice tbs came to ths country she hs been
teacher in y school In New York. where she gave
tire fatsfsoti ~ Recently. she has manifested grcst
depres ion Of gprits. and symptoms Of alteration of
mpd ard vac p Ned IN The iDsape Asylum Supposed
20 be- red & left there and 20 this city and
tock beard at the above place In tho attempt she
NJ de- tao ehasty inS ions In ber threat severnP ths
usuiar vein ana oprAAng the .indpipe Her nSne is
Z hirlotte Wsbn; she he no frepds IN this country.
LADY h Ii,rR in Paris Drs 1opdrch. Bennett, aud Dtll
fe called 10 her nd oressso her wolnds and up IN
late hour on trcsy evening; 'tss entertained faint
hope q bsr rcs,Tery
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
Fashionable tntelil yence.

TIE LAST FANCY BALL OF THE SEASON, AT THE BATH
HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.
The ia hionabe has been prolonged this year
at the watering places the city. The grand balls
at sa, atoga Newport given In August but the
closing fee at the Bath House Long Island
until the 4th OF the present nth aud t par
ticpatos in the festivities Of the OCCASION speak ~ in
the highest terms Of praise The used for dancing
tie dinii hail. which Is very large The boarders
1T the house and most Of them attended
the ball. and besides these many persons went down
the city in the afernson took part ia the ball and
returned to town next morning
Wallaces Band furnished music fo- the dancers, who
co.tured from the wardrobes Of Mossrs Taylor Of
Irirce street and Mr. Williams, Of Broome street.
THE pany having assemble at early hour, COM
need to march inio the ball room at about nine
O'Clock an soon the usual SIGHT pres. nted itself One
q the orotesque rights imaginable is the tabeau
ty of these costume balls 1t l. In fact
ptIfect kalsideseope Of humanity On this occasion
several ofc.rs Of the United states army present.
the Bath Uoue beiI not far distant fron Fort Hanl-
ton Several cscers Of the Light Guard aud other
unsofmed militia. from this city. also present
giving The whole AFFAIR ath, n. itary feature
Among the p.rsons 60 ,pcuous Ia tbs room might he
ed MIR. bush, Of New York, cos, uu.ed In . bri-
gaId dress Mr. y. &. NandeIpoel appeared ss Greek
dfs Cf Don asar d. bazsu Mr Drscol affixed ss s'r
" iniam NDllc,; and DR. MahoD Charles IT, Mrs
vsnde,poel and Mhs Cleveland both Of New York
two charming furnish costumes; Mrs. Stevenson ap-
D. ared La File Gu Rcgin eDt Mrs Y. Ferrsrs was
dressed a. FTerch peasant girl; Miss P assumed
u chars cter Il the Biespds Wife. There
Sc. Mrs Eiu b, Miss Dsvis Mis- Kidder, two Misses
Esnrquss. ard the Misses O., Of Fort Hamilton, we're
PR cent, in pain but elegant ball die'tes.
At one t'clcck the company vent to supper, which
we'll gotten up At 2 o'clock dancing was resumed
and continued for sbont two hours when at o'co,A
the ball broke up. IL Was happy affair and the
tdsrders at the Bath H'use will probably hereafter
fsv- regular annual fsncy tau AZ the e!ose CT tue
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
Court Of Common PIsr,.


STrr. l3- LHccne Udidi,aol " sfrfhiV GsSrs, Fald
ftecr. has e. cfGisn Gsorg. ETgsn -Th- oi-intn IA
N case. which is ac,itn for assault aud battery
plains that the 3is. Ausut, 1855. EIgsne Ws1
being then ln the employ Of tbs def nd ant
in Lie iron prdry corner Of avenue aud Third street.
ttruok With heavy file th- i.ft IN. Die
teirg the h sh about inch. whereby the by received
err, n Jury and that be also tcksd and bt.u ~
the dertHpt On the part of the defence l. " cnntsut
ID that IUgsns apprentice ~ VIZ horgu and that
De he'd teen tqusntly sdIaoDsbsd for his qusrroling
cisturting tie vOskhop that the evening qn.s
ti, he qusrrelng ~iU smother boy snd impeding
ti, labois of the workmen and being renontra,e5
with J.. was insoent 20 tbs defendant Who TO
orcs- sspped bis, in the face with his open band Yer
Dict ~ plaintiff, 500.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
Supreme Court-CIrc uit.
before Hon. Judge kirg

sIYr 13 Jossph Mallory The Ner York and Erie Rail
read CosSpam, This ed yesterday, and
this morning The plaintiff alleges that on the
18th May as be made contract with the def to
trl nsyoit by their railroad hundred and ten
head Fat cattle. aud certain quantity Of hay food
and from the village Of Corning TO Pirmoot and
there. by ttesp boat 70 New York for certain freight
pad ths delivery Of the cattle at the port Of
New York The tie and bsy &C. put into the
at CoTniog bu, tn. train into In the county Of
Bro. me by passenger r Ain. and Of the
tsppg plaintiffs cattle were overturned and broken by
the c0llison aod the plaintiff himself injured. and dA
nsss dsne to the cattle as is alleged TO the amount Il
81 oc5 and TO the plaintiff personally to the amount of
$500 The plaintiff further complains that his cattle
v,re delayed the route fifty hours In conse-
Quence oil which he sustauedan additional los Of
than $500 by loosire good market prices and that the
without food. NJ he therefore clsms damages to the
am mt Of So 0c0 The dendsntt who reprcse nted
by Mcsffs. Davis admit that the cattle put on
their for transportation, but deny that there
apJ contract entered into between them and the plain
m for the conveyance Of hay. food corn; they adj
nit that accidental collision took place, but they
deDy that spy a the cars were either broken or overt
ed and th that nons Of the containing the
property of the plaintiff injured by the collision:
they fso that there material detention Il
the cattle ard that they certainly not detained fty
the psint SUSTAINED any injury while in the cars it
was tbro usb bis own negligence. Adjourned
.rrr,s cf he Pidafir IN CoWf.-pTevious to the ad-
Jour- m. Of the the sheriff OF kocklapd county
srr.stsd Mr. Mallory, on warrant charging hun sith
obtaining goods der false pretebcss Counsel for Mr..
Mallory sppd 90 the ctur for relief under the crcum
stance The matter was ultimately arranged by writ
Of haeas o0'p being taken out immediately aud served
the sheriff 10 prod Mr. Mallory before this court
TO (Saturday) with view t. his stten-
dance during the trial Of his suit against the railroad
ComIany
Council for the Erie Railroad Company begged 10 state
that he krew nothing Of the trapss elton Tins process
not issued under the eogbiEspce q his clients ana
he lad heard nothing Of It until It wss announced in
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
Court of General ss.sions.

Before Judge beebe and Alasrmen Franklin and Miller
s,rrnnnrR IL - Carrying oluns saoi-A young man
named John bryson an apprentice 20 an iron rsiif
was, this morning. tried on an indictment
chsrg nc him with carrying siung shot with latent TO
". u 1he prisoner wac srreted at about one oeock
en- the morning u the 9Th of August, by policeman
Bysp of the Lgith ~trt The arrest was made a. the
euBer of Brusdwsy and Canal street and when the pri
sol.r taken the station house, he became very
,ioebt and tbIsai. ned the polic saying he had
. meihing that would hz them 1his som-thiIg proved
90 be piece q lsaa wrought into the shape Of small
watch hayi Oh ain attached 70 it. and worn in the
we 'as.p swey from Bryson By the officers and he
cen pislpt entered against him He SAID he msds the
lssotl watch ju iot bit q sport and bad no I'd
ls' bis tiftGt and the fact Of the ioeruncnt bing
TO- nd hs Iersvp, we're evidences of his guilt They
ia i'foi- rtprssd Nernct OF guii'y ana the yourt
cee the prisoner to serve one yesr in the State
rr.'n
Jol u Ces,y. was trad an indictment charging him
with an aau and battery With the intent 70 take the
hfc Of Micba. Brady Prom the evidence. 1t appeared
that and Brady tcarded at the house at No
l2S Hester ttre. aud that Brsdys chest broken
op,n. aud som. money taken out. Suspicion f-l upon
tas.ys and the fact so nearly brought home to
MIN ths. the prisoner told Brady that he would make
ur hs lois 90 him This all very we'll and the thing
appeared 10 he smicaby adjuted when at night Casey
ieirg ~ aud Brady In next 20 r. the two
began sltsrcsiitn. Words went high between theu
ei q a. ergih resty becc ming exaspersted made his
vsy into Bndy's room. seized knife which laid upon
the table. sBd With L. made plunge az the nant
III. blw ioot m ct the right sie Of the head and
ft,,rp wound was the eonsrquence II was A. frat
th' ug thst the wound would prove fatal but Brady
bie csrrit0 To the hospital received proper attention
aud s"p recovered The jury found verdict Of guilty Of
a. sfgiH,atd assault ard battery. and the prisoner was
tenttl ed u serve one year In the pepitentary.
n JatHfm Is.er An Itsl'an boy. named Augustus
Cazsnsn Iedeo guilty 10 forgery in the third degree,
IN iorshs en- order .s dolsrs IN the ns of lsm
ffs sretd for forgery The Court cent hlm 10 the
ttats irison for two ysps
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
The upera .t Castle Garden.

Benefits crowd upon the hatifuss of the Opera, and
they gamers BY II. for these occasions the artists
fern psrdd combinations and produce the bsst works
Of the great masters Of music To morrow the great
favorite Bsdsli IL to have his benefit; when Purtani'
will be produced for the last time Bads has troops OF
friends, who will oome forward to FL the house. On
TUESDAY another benent will take plsce Bettini win
pr.ssnt Oteoo for the nrst time this season, With
Bertrcca on the harp, Bettn viet (his frst appear
abce this season. Beneventsno and harin This will,
Indeed be treat Of no ordinary kind.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
The Grand Yacht Regatta at Salem.

from the Boston Herald, sept 10
This regatta Was well contested affair. and called
tsg.th.r large number of ladies and gentlemen The
took place Lowell Island very pleasant aud
Io,k-boupd island In Salem harbor about fve miles
fra NJ the city
soon after IL O'Clock yesterday a large number Of
yachts appeared In line, and ready for the
,tsrt Yachts Of fifteen tons and upwards sa around
the ttston boat anchored ten miles out, and back
the point Of .tsrtins for the prles
silver goblet The yachs that conter dsd for these
prizes beat up TO and around the station boat with free
point ear {. and blowing q Knot breeze The fol-
loving are the names Of the yachts which entered for
the Jfixes-
Cyenst............B Boston. Alice. Boston
Mystery........sslem Excelsior. 49,. Salem
Triumih...... bingham Edward Eddy ''' Salem
At twelve o'clock, the signal gun was fired from the
Judges beat and the yachts got of in noe style The
.io the Mystery, Of sslem tn. second prise tn.
goblet
The following table shows the time made bv the re-
cysnst "a hours 2, min. Pearl 2 hrs, * min
hSys.ery sSs. "a a saHn slH Eno'l'or2 f" AK "
Ard the other crsft being about three hours.
The ether race for yachts Of ten and under was
cssrsds Tue ''l'Ss1s Ssa TslSn siSs. 'pis5sd Hull
N.pture Marblssssd, Glide. e......... Salem,
""t''''''.'''' hoi mAry..........
The yachts ,tarted at the same signal and left their
noooripes In good shape the distance be run bsinr
sround Bakers bland Light to Half Tide Rock thence
vere ,rtS cup and se Il esor The s, ps,s ,Or
the cup-was v.n by The beautiful yacht Neptune, OF
s,bebead and The ,econd By the fast and successful
The Neptune graceful oren yactt Of eleven tom.
shooner rig and one Of The fastest Of the whole neet
She won the admiration of all beholdors
1be cbsrsde was much admired aud the gallant style
IN rhieh che came up to the starting point--only
eonsdsr'd the triumph Of manshp The Doiphin OF
hnehan Old not splesr In this regatta; aud the Gift
Am, rg tho ,ucceaul yschts although she ali veli NV
Ihis race -s considered by the gentlemen present the
The New York herald., 1851-09-14
sew YoIn, sand.y, september IA, 1897.
EIGHT of the Herald in Wrap
The Expected Pacific.

Tie steamship Pacific, Captain Nye, is over ten
days at sea. She may be expected at any moment.
Among her passengers is Catherine Hayes The
public are on the q,a ripe for her arrival splen-
aid reception is awaiting her.
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

SUSPENSION BRIDeE ACROSS THE GEyr.yn-
Inc rochester droicon, says that IL Is proposed to
zee liver, below the lower Falls The bridge would
be about three hundred and 6fy feet long, and the
railway about two hundred feet above The bed OF
.ne .trean The suspension bridge at fsisgsrs, 10
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

Cuuor-n Man Acrrr The mail flr the states
tsh.n yesterday tho Oregon vac unisr the charge
of the yopoIsr and fshfer agent hsjor Mclean iis
u the most Efficient o6s<,s in the -csfsr.
rpa CcBisr .9sf q
The New York herald., 1851-09-14

NSws FROM TIE EAsTInS PART oP CuBA.-Tae
brig solomon Estor, Captain parks, arrived las.
night from Nueyitas, whence she sailed on the "a
met. We learn from Mr.. + ed J. Watts, oDe Of
he passengers by the s. l. that al was quice on
the essttrn part Of tho islard