Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-14


DEPARTURE LONDON.
on I'aiy was fu NOTED tnat hOa"ns children woug
arrive III London by the hall past tain f.,
southampton AID several persons awaited The arrival II me
raln; out there being unusua! pea.a,lcr hcy went
entirety Ignorant OF tie fact that cliren La arrived
Inc eldest Is boy, about eleven or Twelve years uf
age with fine ature remarkably expressive couni
ait olGG eyeS;und Oh, for slight rn.e .!owusS womb
have heen taken for rising the north ScitIaa m
was dressed In neat travelling cap "f siapr ar
ch' d'a5 Color ana s!ma! 10 those mar in the shop .
, COWS wide awakes. The second cil! appeared T.,
De from year 10 two younger. dressed in ue.
out unpretendng dress, with small pink aoan" In.
Hiird child also neatly but unasSumingl gly dressed ac
wore nat cap Or bonnet Of the nlatri rsc t!oa
a'9 color, Us hc elder boy. They exhibited hga
nnch HlracI'y and gentle temper Intccc,ulIy beanr!
rom Their eyes and sh"n" in touag cuncauces an
e htlie tnln:s appeisei 10 D" quite Of the m
p1rtance which attached 10 theic la.crc. thy
were accomplished by several distinguished Hungarian f
gees, VINO appeared attend them with alo.; internal nj
leaoh Ihe contrast between the sulln. Of The voting
c.Id:sn ani Tie saabufni bca.irt ni at4f; !, ir1 ID.
!"If attendants vas remarkably striking. lii. 1'f'
iiarS "SS strongly, tGl avo.ahl cii!rsn q hn>.G'"
appearance vi jPr the cilien. Tn" 81 IN.
children V.!ma "a ai"%htcr) ana F'aa:is aud Louis
The buys ere have st1, drrss4d r!attJ iur
hi:e. Five children and ;htir du"g:tlin ATTENDANTS whr
has supported 'h" fer in III" council :::i oacNet tn ~
the field poceciri l.: 'hcs vehicles I" 'aec i@.res il e
Eietropnis. Ma:sme koesl,h, accompanied bY Ma.
pas%y, left Winchester oa Saturday uo.ire, and ;l
children.
H. N,ss,,h and lis suit. lrf, wnc.c-.r q osIsr, an
Monday arr;nc, and reached Waterloo s:tio1 a: hiia.t
II. tlis a:r4! unexpected! AMI ty:c ws qu-
II, demsaa;i n, !.o party trY!n. I'll anuocg8
, . -, - ~
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Latc1 IN me evening alter complimentary ""@ests n
M.. it;chard Golden Mr croskey, the American o:sU!
and Lord Dutey Stuart, kossu; again oyk the I,yr ar&
spoae length. We copy:
As ain naturally sDHrws"; mtucd with eastern habits
i%r,aps yau VIII permit me- III the eastern nIDur!. 10 .c
you h'icf a'c :iea- ata |! is r@pnuc mat rhcSi-
Ian Sall!a, tie ::rl enemy oi R"iri iunr, -, ,u
4 jew I1:Ird 4 !run citni ', Hs-r:' : l,..
said To .in Iuw Is j; ina, you WY. az. :. w~a nsa s
change :out r,i.m nd Crs.ta OK .
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Ia whatsoever jt II ni!i' :"s' -" "'""i t' ." " c'
p'itt; OF 'n"'. G"n"uct !' thIs N'G 81" .N',
- 'fcFr :fr nite'tit "!S !" maven I''I iE ';ao o. 1885,
ti"ae different ways To IA r":Guti" ~ The haPp!G,
and w.iic OF The people tC.eersJ "@!'nL wants ~
cns', oe"auSc s'c Is '''t''e" .; Il ''' ''''"l mos
"enGhts "i LIBERTY nnd reei tCucc:sl lee 2,"s"H.e'"
Is TIC people {" England ae i'"'eis I" 'cf "'h "i'
i.a4cfs m le in'titlt' "1cl1eit 10 iicit"S a fi"it
IN their behaviour, and ls cnMh'fT has otcinr 'd nUs'
continue, under slch institutions - Jr .r eaius
ana Tree. tChccfs) THEN TIC United S;te= "iGa Rruhr
ID.i though sO:cined III Ii:en Wy ih!s Gutiy
pc pie Of the unc~ States have ur deslins
they have got liberty itceom, anj every
for full dcvcopen"nr Of ,r social can.i: AMI posi-
ton. Undcr HER G0vGn1s: ii'c n.}n'. ., T. , -
".", Wa. oe r."' u ,i M m ,s tt, % 2" , +o"
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cue "is i,'4 "a ~. p'"s - - % " - 80. ~
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81 sra "na S,llots nl..' '"i'i"5 u'"@ '""s'""
ou ilttle more thah oo years ola.
Il Is o every repuohc Ia "nic' Htcaom u 'ohrn 'o'A>
and could cite exampe- IN E'oot OF my assc!tiaHH
deeply regret mai There Is among iehi one f'al ' i'S
iiu"n "hre '"e pe'le "e h' w '"J'y 'i' '"''S N@"
l'ir h"ee MINDS ~ wen III .hch l?t ~ II h ever: ,'
a'eny 'nat !. soo' Dee"u9o u" u you ei.'l ,"i
~ ana mer.0G Gnar c,,,J r.nnhl ,t, y' " ~,
ing under 49, uo'tsn,nea W m i ea'I h @ i'''I '""s WA
cue 'is "el ''es & VI ,'io Itr, h @ % 'ia " JiI J" ~"
,n, % rs 81, ,rn,d an i,Is,r,,,nn ! n.od n;y -. T.y
done examine the institutions Of England Hnd United
States tn show that 'nie different !ofns oi government
equal iloerty can ana noeS cAis' lce,sJ ara H"s' ''
w. w. - m ,ossrssnr nf ,h "re,I rin, bv III. nru.rty of
& @ ~ hhoyir M U.hrsrsS hr,ye Thai human hearts ana
, nJs ,,,v ,nrni,o ,Ircn, an. rrniulng
nu'"n u; -, ;s,n.s So nls, IN ,,ii,. diG r.r,,
Of nnsi9n If nn,cv at wants of princpi,s of ncrlou
onfu
INA! ., b. hsJ which scceres Il, rh. ,t.,plc liberty of
i .,ci,I ordar and The impartial projection of property
~ , or ,ror, class and every member OF society,"
"r,u 'r,r pe''o - '
,orrec rrccdon, where only one nc.syn cut of a
r - - m n nnsscssion of privileges and the ri.ht 10 vote
~ iaa,;nn nf fren,r.rnta,ves-and coun;rv y her. such
49, ,, nr ,hnus ,xis,s can never have lis rovc,ni!,n,
e,,dsI m such solid basis as that whc exists Ia ,ns
,r I'D Ihc nit,d states II vas To increase the no.
r rs an; the security Of the that in Hungary
yored u widen and enlarge the basis which our
constitution was founded So as 10 include the whole pcpu
Io,on and thereby give them an interest in maintaining
c, order f(heers) hope 10 God that the development
r rho hmon elect will by and by raise the Of
RELIGIOUS and political freedom all the world and that
@@ @@ cnun,rv ron,inunr 10 coniiIe its trust in G.!
may again take that place in the lis, Of nations wic s
| Tod u I.p.i
c,enrs have This day heard generous. eloquent auh
hrnu,if word. from the champion and !rcd -; lr feis
o; the people nf England, and have heard equally G""
sGu4!ly eloquent words, from my :end The representative
.. the United States Let me ihen toast ths Iir":f y
EXPRESSING my sincere wish that the !iic may not "n 'Ir
Distant wen in accordance with tie generous h.eisl
have Listened from my hon friends The s1"crsI-n t's
OF the people will be universally acsn""!,d' Ge-i'lc