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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
South Carolina.

The following are few of the toasts drank at the
recent celebration Of the 4th Of July Charleston s.
C. They speak for themselves:
Judge Dargan, distinguished iurist of that State
unable to attend sends the following sentiment:
The Federal Union: 1t must be dissolved. with
Southern cooperation if it be obtained before the
final adjournment of State conventions otherwise by
seperate State action
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY Gen. Adams. The 4th of July: A glorious day.
II has had Its day. MAY South Carolina supersede
by similar in its character and lasting in its
results.
By F. Mathews, Ia steward). The Union: The
garden of the North; the grave of the South.
BY H. H. Raymond. The Southern Press: A true
Standard Of Southern Rights. 1t has done service in
the of the South The South is bound to sustain it,
BY Col. H. Wigall "a steward Gen. J. A OMIT.
man: The first on the battle plains Of Mexico May
he be first President Of the Southern Republic.
BY I. Alex. Miller, Esq, "a member). South Car
olina Oppressed and degraded by vile false tyrani-
cal, and polluted government Secession is her only
remedy and disunion her only honor.
BY Cadet L. r. Cantey, OF the Arsenal Academy.
The military schools of the State: The Citadel Acade-
my of Charleston, and the Arsenal Academy OF Coum-
bia. They are ready.
By Jas. A. Black. Republic Of the South, il pos
sible, if not the Republic of South Carolina.
By 1t. Col. VIM. Wallace. The integrity OF South
Carolina May the State speedily take such action as
will drive from her forts foreign foe and from her soil
approach of danger.
BY B. d. Boyd. The Union: Having long been
Of fraud, and force threatening, warned
that the sooner get out Of it the better.
By DIR. j. r. Adams. The Union: independent OF
the slavery question, burden intoerabe lreemen.
By W. X. Davis, "a member): In re South Carolina
seeded from Great Britain in 80 may she secede from
the Union.
ByF N. Bonncau, "a member). The submssionist.
OF South Carolina: Like Benedict Arnold, traitors to
just and true cause.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
uThs Richmond, Va. Tires, a strong whig paper

IA suspicion is already spruna up throughout the
South that the Seward division Of the wing party have
taken charge Of Gen. Scott candidate for the Pres
dency; and Gov Johnsons harangue at Lancaster Pa,
will not tend to remove it."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24

GTWe think it proper to state as are authorized
to do that there is truth in the story circulating
through the papers that Mr. Webster has resigned the
Office Of Secretary Of State, either absolutely contin
gently.
Mr.. Webster's health is perfectly good-better
than it has been for long; but he naturally looks for
wsrd with that period of the year in which
he Vs. and has been for several years. visited with dis
tressing catarrh the disease which is commonly called
in England and in this country the hay fever This is
periodical and comes in August. He suffered much
last year from the necessity of spending the hottest part
of the summer in the Senate, and until he took charge
of the Department of State which he could leave
until time after Congress had adjourned He hopes
by travel and by change Of climate to mitigate, if not
avert the attack of his unwecome vster the present
Some of his medical friends have advised
voyage and others visit the medicinal springs in
the Aleghenes of Western Virginia. Mr.. Webster has
doubtless said that if he should finally conclude adopt
the former course it would probably lead to the necessity
of his leaving the Department This, we believe states
the whole in regard the honorable Secretary's
intentions, and this it is, presume out of which has
sprung the Of his esignation-National Intel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
Gen. Lime Elected.

BY the arrival Of the Brother Jonathan from Chagres
learn that Gen. Lane has been elected Delegate from
the Territory of Oregon. This will be gratifying intel
gence many Of his old friends in Indiana The Gin
cinnati Enquirer says:
IL Gen. LANE has the address, manners and abilities
which he is represented possess his election Dele
gate may be but stepping to the Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
THE PAPER SYSTEM

The effects of The paper system upon commerce. manuac
and business generally admirably described in the
following from EMS Secretary Walkers Report Of
December 1917. We hope those who desiring 10 cx
pand paper issues by the establishment Of system Of free
banking will be adnonished by the striking truths il con-
tans:
Nothing is injurious all classes but especially TO
manufacturers than the expansions contractlons ana
fluctuations OF the system vibrating with every
considerable change OF the public moneys held by them as
repositories Thls pcrloGs and seductive bank sys
opens temporarily and beyond the Of the coun-
try markc, mere for foreign imports not in exchange Tor
exports but for e; the redemption of which drains the
country of its specie the paper currency forces a.
sacrifice the sale o! domestic lhcs and Gepresses the III
dusfry OF the whole country Domestic manufactures re-
que for their permanent and successful operation the basis
of specie checking vibrations and ina,ions paper sys
TEN, combining imports 10 the OF the country, ana
preventing the temporary purchase Of foreign goods for credit
and for exports, which always results in disturbance 10
the money market AMI IN injury the country II ma
nuacures desire great advantages from the home market
be abundany and permanently supplied with large
number of years and prevent those caanes which must
follow inflated paper currency. home market for our
manufactures when based specie and ow duties Is
i'd permanent and augmcnns; but when founded upon pa
per credits il is inflated year. only be depressed Inc
next succeeding yearihus deprving the maniac
Of any we'll assured and permanent domestic market
The bank dcposc year, uS36) when were mpor.i ns
grain contras;ed with S7he year divorce OF the gov
eminent from taukseShbits the decisive initiation of the
one with its succeeding disasters and the solid prosperity of
the other resisting thus far great extent the rcvulsion
England and proving the good effects of the union OF low
duties and the md specie circulating constl-
tutiona treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arriral Of tie Steamship Europa a. Boston.


The British steamship Europa Capt Lott arrived at Bos-
ton al clock Friday morning, after passage Of twelve
DAYS and hours equal thirteen days and seventeen
hours To New York.
The brought by the Europa IL utterly devoid oil lnte-
rest. We annex few items.
The Spanish Government have published their schemes
Tor the adjustment of their foreign debt Ii is of very In
lrcate character ard its entire value rests upon
the degree OF security with which the spuatons when
may may be agreed will be observed by the present
and future Spanish government
We learn from Hosein that Rendsburg occupied by the
federal forces but the citadel has been given over to the
Danes and garrisoned by 1000 Of their troops ,.,.,
The king OF Portugal accompanied oy MS Two
sons, intends visiting London during the Exhibition .
On the Is, of March public dinner is to be given TO MT
Macrcady the London Tavern on his retirement from me
English stage Sir f. Buwer Lyton will preside, ana Chas
Dickens Bsq is chairman of the dinner committee
THREATENED ASSASSINATION OF THE PIE
MIER OF ENGLAND-Mr. Inspector Field, OF the de-
tectiye police, Thursday might (Feb l5) snofty asf
midnight effected the capture OF man named Cnarics u
who stands charged with having letter threatening the
life of Lord John Russell II dated from the prisoner
residence 80 Surry place Old Kent road January 81 l9o
After detailing certain alleged wrongs which ne ia nc mac
suffered The writer threaten the lie oil Lord Jonn
RUSSELL promising put bnle; into his head unless certain
requests granted The document was signed
at inll length with the name Of "Charles Gill"
Charles Gill; Jeweer charged today ttFiday, teo
Id at Bow street. with threatening the lie OF Lord !ohn
Russell The prisoner seemed in very unsettled state OF
mind and his letter contained mixture OF threats and nom
sense lie declared lie had wish 10 nJurc the Premier,
but only desired the publication Of his letter he inaSs
traes bound the prisoner in his own OF
t0 and wo surccs of ESQ EACH for his good behavior tor
twelve months; in default, be committed for twelve
months The prisoner removed.
THE DRESDEN CONFERENCE.-THE learn from
Dresden that under the sanction and approval OF the Empe
of Russia the two great German powers, Prussia and
Austria have agreed reconsute the German central
power each assuming the presidency by We are
assured further that Austria has caedher point far tina!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

~, q, ~ M a,o,a into lnis new confederation wit; ~ hal
Slave and Italian possessions IL is to conquer ieVou
arv nrlncolcs we are toJ that the Emperor OF Russia ms
consented 10 this arrangement, which, however, Is S'!
within the limit OF diplomatic negotiation Mhph me is
that the satcmen, Is put ,oI.h 70 test tecn anu -
opinon upon this point We haye no rcsiia1n 10 say mat
Enoand would be greatly opposed 10 such holy alliance
unless the subordinate States CT Germany were allowed I'M
limited action and Institutions but Whatever We may
,inl about The matter quite certain thai France
world resist such arrangement with tie whole weight OF
her power and with al Ter leclons
Sf.uI ESWIC- HOL SfElN.-The occupation Of Fred
r;cbsrt by The Danes has taken place. Prussia opposes
the occupation By DANISH troops q. The citadel Of ReGds-
burg The Austrian Ieginent OF schwarzen'ug inmnr?
and two baalIons Of Prussian troops entered Hamburg
m rho 7,h MI Part tie Austrian troops Lubbock have
marched upon Rcndsbur- Their general has published
order eyhong The soldiers under has command 10 treat and
n The clsenes enemies and rebels but as
brethren and fellow cGuntfymen The head quarters Of Ge
neral Leged,sch NJ Hamburg Those OF General Thci
AT Aiona.
h- nnI Atona on the 9Th u proceed their destina-
ton They commanded by General Sisnorin General
Cober, brigade entered Hamburg The OH ut The gar
rsou Al Iupeck has reinforced and lravemunde has
been occupied b. Austrian roons Inc 6orssaae annaun-
ces the occupation of the fortress and Cidadcl Of Rendsbug
by the Austrian troops 'ehefai olsho!ih ms established
his head quarters in The fortress.
Hamburg letters ~ the I'm ut state that he iortca-
tions of Rcndsbnrg are {" BE- demolished
PRUSSIA-Thc ministerial papers announce that meas
urcs are hcng taken 10 enforce restitution Neuchate
and Tie EXPULSION Of political ocnccIs from Switzerland
The Lower House has rsIeclad W. Won Finckes motion
on the Discretionary power OF The ponce.
The committee financial affairs has rejected the popo
son the Opposition tending - effect reduction Vi the
ordinary strength OF the lrussian army
The Algemenc Xeitung states from Frankfort that Prus
has entered another lefempofy protest against tile an
Of popular representation IN HE coniederaon
The ministerial papers protest that tie 'issia
has positively refused negotiate the basis If the AUS
TRAN proposal Of Customs union. declaration 10 this
effect has been made al Dresden
AUSTRIA.-rHe ministerial papers publish list OF giey
ances against Switzerland and Sardinia. The common
council Of Pcsth received the Empesors
offer the freedom OF city Marshal laskiewch Tn
Kolner Zeilung that the Feusa Dcit is the
re-establshment Frankfort ls sitting viii cntnmenc
under the Presidency of Count Bne Schauens,ciu
TRAN agent.
Our Vienna correspondence Of the OH ult states That
Austrian ARMY C observation OF 10000 men is being
tratcd along the Western frontier Of Lombacdy Count
Thus the minister OF public instruction will remain in the
cabinet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


INFORMATION received by tie Executive, that Oh
4 the 2lsi February last csHaG JAMES SMITH "no
confined Tie jail u Clark charged wih robbery e-
cape AID large 10 therefore hereby os! re-
war Hundred Dollars an@ person persons who shall ar
ss, Saith AMI der him he jail OF CLARKE
COUNTY. reqG,fe al officer Is Connpnwe ai
lgy ana .qe, the people generally - use IeiE DeS
procure Ne Of e said Smith. nai NJ may BE-
brought 10 justice.
y han! Goseror and under the Lesser Sea
Commonwealth Richmond, this hird day OF March
!sE'tl IL lie rear 81. S:-acl JOHN b. FLOYD.
Smith 30 and 40 years 81 age feet
high very complexion keen black eye head large
anil side, much almost defony
believed ha; he thick black hair
shoulders form hu, the feet when
small mas the mark wound through the righ
The shrewi. and good hard brown
panaoons black silk ha thin dress
very aniu. and Will, nrobaby change hI clothing.
Marc If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

NATIVE AFRICAN WAR-By the ship Natchez Cap
tain Duryee AT New York from China via ST. Helena in
teigencc received 10 the effect that the Governor of the
Cape OF Good Hope Sir Harry Smith, had been hcmncd in
at Fort Cox By large number of Catres but had cut his
way through them in the dress of private soldier and ac-
companied by % mounted Cape riflemen This sore is
represented have been very disastrous to the sayagcs bu
Governor and his party escaped unhur; The Caes are
said 10 have been coming down upon him in thousands -
The result is that Sir Harry has issued proclamation de-
claring OF eXtcrminalion AGAINST the natives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

DEMOCRATIC MEETING; IN HENRlCo COUNTY.
At meeting OF ha Democracy vi Henrico county, help
ii, the Court House Monday, March 3D. l55 MI Robert
4 Mavo was called 10 The Chair and Mr.. H. Is Gooch ap-
pointed Secretary.
Mr. D. r. Gardner offered the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the thanks of this meeting be rendered 10
James A. Seldom present representative IN Congress
from this district for the manly patriotic able, unng and
scadtast which lie has represented US aud our
interests in The present congress VI te ohea STATES oi
Mr. D. W. Haxall offered the following resolution which
was unanimously adopted
Resolved That the nominee of the Democratic Conven-
ton TO be held the 18th of March, should in opinion,
receive the cordial support Of the entire Democracy of this
county.
On motion Of Mr. Haxa, il was then
Resolved That fifty delegates be appointed 10 the
delegates from the city of Richmond and the several
ties of this Congressional district in the contemplated Con-
be held in this city the 18th ns for the pur
pose of nominating candidate represent this District in
the Congress Of the United States
Ii was then Resolved That Committee be appointed
confer with each other, and 10 nominate delegates.
Commtcc-Mcesrs. Haxall Gardner Lyme, Phillips, prd-
dy Mayo The Of the delegates will be announced
hereafter.
On motion of Mr.. Gardner il was
Resolved That Committee be appointed confer with
OF Richmond city, for the purpose OF arranging the place Of
meeting OF the Convention on the 18th instant
Commtce-W. F. DePrest, Il. B. Gooch and A. Black
burn.
On motion of Mr.. S. G. Davis, it was
Resolved That the of the Chairman and committee
appointed select delegates the proposed Convention be
added the delegation that may be selected from his county
On motion Of Mr.. Waldrop, il
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
lishcd in the Democratic papers of the District.
K. A. MAYO, Chairman
r. t. GoocH Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
BARouE CLRlCA BURNED.

CHARLESTON FEB. =.
The Swedish baque Ulrica loading for the north of Eu
roe was deoyercd 10 Dc lire in the hold this mornings
and although ie vessel Was completely flooded with water
the IKE GnsGhdutd Her cargo consisted of 500 bales
ana 800 casks rice We learn that the cargo
fully insured ia New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

The steamship Proeheus thus far the fastest vessel built
in the United States on her recent trip from New York to
Chagres back via New Orleans, but eighteen
days during which time she distance OF nearly six
thousand milos-n running this distance she consumed
nearly 300 of Lackawanna and $50 Pittsburgh coal
in all Of fuel This is said TO be AT least 33 per
less fuel than any steamer OF the same capacity ever
used in the time nd distance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

GEN. CASS. HIS ETECTION.--Thc telegraph
nounced day Two since, the reelection Of This disn-
gushed statesman. We learn by mail that The vote Stood
follows: Cass So J. il. Williams Il. L. Ransom !; Cat
vim Britain l. When i - considered ha: hi tho re-
performed by The Legislature after the ORGANIZATION 81 the
Houses cannot bGt CONSIDER il the hich2- csiae-
NAL Of appreciation ever given legislative BODY = Sc
nator. The Of Cnss ANA Icnton a.Eo! the
sructive In Michigan strong F.ecso seii
meni has absorbed the Wiz aud tainted The Democratic
pary-in Missouri there len hundred -ea. Frceso
voters all told. The Legislature OF Michigan instructed
Cass vote for the pro"!so-te Legislature OF Missouri
instructed Benton TO vote against i. Cas- ,otec MS IN
enon resign his place whcnove. the question be-
cause Tho Legislature had the right instruct Intimidation
denied the right o, instruction. and made pretended
peal the whole people Benton has been ANONYMOUSLY
hrus; from the station he d>sTaced-Cass has been TIL
umphahy sustained The results prove that The Dcmocra
tic party every where vii! abandon those who abandon prn
cple and will sustain those who conscenously adhere
IT, The lesson should be committed memory ~ every
,izen who aspires the public scrvce-LSt. Louis Times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

THE CENTRAL SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIA-
T1ON will meet (by permssion) in the Hall of the House
OF Delegates night O'clock for the purpose of hear
ing Judge J. Y. Mason and Mr.. RUSSELL Of Wheeling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

TO tic Editors Of tie Enquirer:
Please announce in Tuesdays country paper that shall
mol be candidate represent Culpcpcr In the House
OF Delegates Personal considerations compel 10 de-
cline the ilaerng nominations OF my friends for
which take this occasion 10 return my acknowledgements
Respectfully yours }. 5. BARBOUR, a.
Richmond March LIST, ISL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
TO snIrpl.Rs on THE JAMES RIVER AND

y
are t,gics.ei comply with The oosnc rules AMI resua
4 ti,ms al he james and ksaa@ha Company vi
which contained bundles
ar crates vessels shall BE roirei mark ;here
on tn ira. -rosi weight ~ the same
..rtr i.efy master o boat or foa, Conveying properly
on M I receiving such pole? on board cause 20 "
AZ, rue !l II taGlB- manifest o. such properly which
Hail @ y himself, al he conveyof .! tie properly, an4 ;!ai
l., Is name ii the place canal III Richmond Sons
, ~ yaburs; oergise he No. Of the n!es'one nearest 70
,aee u wlch properly shipped. and he p'ac" or
NJ Of bs the place. al Which II Il 10 be is'
charged. .. - ~, .,,, = -. .,;t
,nsicor qaaa;y and crt ri each peee o s1i
,r1.~ry JESSE SNsAD, Toll gaihcfer
f-~.ft: tx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
FURTHER ARRESTS AT BOSTON

BosroS, MARCH l.Rober, Norris Jr colored lawyer,
and L. H. Coburn coi5rcd clothes dealer arrested ts
morning charge Of aiding in the late rescue and were
held Tor examination. The Hon Josiah Quincy, J, became
bail tor Mr. Morris IN $1,000 Coburn also bailed IN
$1,000.
The evidence the Thos. p. Smith, alleged res
cucr ali Ill., and the defence had commenced their arsu
mon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

Mn. GLippoSs LECTURES, our readers will remember,
commence this evening" (ruesdayD a Odd Fellows Hall,
and merit the attention Of our educated community
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

The aiest from Oregon that coal Of the
found in abundance in the Saguanish river in that
tory about twenty miles from its mouth This coal sad
TO burn beautifully rcanng itself solid mass Of red
heat until gradually and slowly dwindes into few gray
ashes Specimens have forwarded the Secretary
the Navy with view of haying il chemically analysed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
nrnoCR ARC MEETING IN THE COUNTY OF
= - l.nNCHI.A AND.

GOOCHLAND.
At meeting OF large and respectable por"n ol ..s
Democrats O: Goocllnl county, held at the Courthouse
on Monday the 18th day Of February ieol, Sn join ~
TREyllAS was called 10 the Chair, and Capt JOHN l. A.
MARTIN appointed Secretary o ,,, |. ~ ~
Cosby who offered the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted: :, ~,
/ Resolved That whereas the Hon. James a: Seldom
the ah and efficient representative in Congress from this
District has made known his determination 10 decline re-
election this meeting tenders 10 nm us walesl 'nhs III
his ENERGY and consistency during the term for which he
y,s cc,ed and deepy regret his withdrawal al this critical
luncturc OF our political affairs, from the pubic service
?. Resolved That we concur IN opinion WIN our ore1eh
Of Tho District in The necessity oil hcdng District Con-
yenton for The purpose of making suitable nomination To
supply tho vacancy thereby ceaed but such our abiding
faith in the integrity Of Mr. Seldom, his ability and wisdom
his frnness of purpose and decision OF character that
This meeting feels due him. due 10 themselves and the
perpeIuaon those gsa principles, OF which he Is our
able advocate again solicit his service in our cause
3 Resolved That tic Chairman appoint thirty delegates
snecialy 10 attend the said District Convention who are
hereby instructed vote for Mr. Seldom as our INST Choice
And at any member of the Democratic party from this
- ybn NAV choose 10 attend said Convention is hereby
nonted delegate 10 the same, with like instructions.
The Chair then appointed the following gencmcn-viz
Rober, W. Jordan Edwin Powell Inos lau avia, ~
Crouch Richard Woodbridge, David W. Crawford, John J
Ctagwal Samuel n. Craswal, Richard Sampson John
Martin COL Charles Gueriant, Col T. Guerrant, Edwin
Flcmine Henry Montciro George Mayo, Henry Holland
Walter d. eake Dabney Parrish DR.. Robert Parrish, VIM
A. Deitrck Thomas Massie, George Turner, w. W. Cosby
John Rutherford Dr. Joseph Watkins VIM Ford Col John
Ford MAJOR James Poor Martin James, James W. jennings
Dr. Siaple,on Couls Jackson Mills; and, on notion The
Chairman and Secretary added 10 the delegation
A. Resolved That suggest Saturday. the sh day Of
March next as suitable day for holding said Convention
in the city of Richmond.
s. Resolved That copy Of the foregoing resolutions BIZ
sent 10 Mr. Seldom.
g. Resolved That the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner
be requested publish these proceedings, and The South
Side Democrat requested to copy
Then on motion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN ~ TREVILlAN, Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

bonds transferable tho books of the Company O'
num- payabe semannusy with interest warrants attach
cd 20 after , Se'9 apan
holder Authority for which given in the 10Th division
the 2Sh section Of "An authorize the formation AM,
Railroad Companies and TO regulate the same passe'
Confident of the perfect security OF these bonds e O
perry of the Company being worth at least my p,
Of which s nven below the Directors offer them 10 cap
,aiss with lie full assurance that they Will co'iiu
| dy sale. in .o - az follows :
inc nao,i'ies t ~ uie o; Hor"' Sll,C00000
| Bonds redecnable in 1871, and convertible mo
the s'ocH OF inc ie. company a. ''' 35O0o0O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

late traveller among the Ionian Isles says the first thing
he met al Athens Greek girl selling orrisons Pills
Had the pyramids thrown somersets would not have
been astonshed.