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The New York herald., 1851-07-14

S continues 70 devote lis attention exclusively diseases.
Of the kye Ear four clock. daily, at ths
on be hss occupied the last NJ @
Bftadvsy entrance Ia Warren street whore can be had
his Tresss the tye, third edition. % oents Also
his Self acting BYE. snd Ear Fountain.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

whore re advsnsss Of rrrcLsiss tesay made garments
combined with having them made 10 order la-ss
ttte all descriptions Of ble goods hsaA
can sell linen Uvercoat for ~ -. up ts frenen Cloth
prtrs Trc,k for s ntrmed qualities a.
Iriccs. Established 1874.
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

perfection at Basbelr No. all street. tis
Wigs for natural appearance
bility HE Hair also be procured all
druggists and perfumsfcs n town country BE ~are
limitations. aud copy the address.
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doors abov. he irving House large and very choice oo
lection o ese besutu ins.ruisent fale above The
admirers OF ths elegant and tasteful and ugio
invited.
Pine Apple Dress Goods.-For the accom-
mediation d those ladies' VINO have not az yet purehase5
rassirr in duraht - anything o. yet ma Mr.
Fountain has lett complete Assortmcht, for few dsyr
only. at Gy5 Broadwsy, urar Fourth tt;est.
~ Nassau street, Bootmsssrs' UnIon.--
Citizens and stIshgs5s are "a ,ed 70 sa snd examine the
Bootnskers usigh ~ Nassau trest where large
nent can Le found at retail tr Wholesale prices.
Ladies' for Saratoga spsings, Newport. and
otter Watering places mus forget q call at ar hlers
in Canal street st their sulIy % saoss tefsre sn
1ourili tnd has De, Hs sa'.rs at y ~ And 70 viii
dress aud travelling Aso sss aud gaitsr boot.
street
Hair Dye snd Wigs can he found Sn the
greatest perfection at Bstsaelrs No Wall street. uis
unsurpassed for natarai appearance
and dprsbty. ns Hair Dye also be procured sii
druggists and perfumefies 10 town eountsy Besare
limitations aud copy the address
q. h. Clarke, Tailor, IIo william street,
are son.ipsa with having them made g order is-ss
'eet o. All s,serlons Of goods always on hsaa
prers FRO, for s intsrnedste qualities a. onal
Gentlemen = sbirts-Not every pro-
Tossing TO make Gentlsmen' sLrts make shirts A.
teral and workmanship guaranteed, and every
promised 10 sent home ut the appointed hour
Dr. James w. Powell, DC ul.ss,- Au<sst- :.
&C. ontnues ~ devote Ls excusveiy sdi-es
same oces he hss occupied the las. NJ Ss
Brtaa-sy entrance Warren street whe!r esa be had
his Self acting Eye snd Ear Fountain.
Coussud's Liquid Hair Dye Instantly csr.-
,rts rd or gray hair TO brown black Guraud lts
s Pnsss Subtle Sprso. . rs o 9
lsr,of the sd, LIQUID Rouge LILY Waite And Hsir Re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
nrNNrp no AIR. BoYDEN.

o, ,,,o,; fraternity (of vhct we are proud 10 cur
,rrsrvcs ouo rave Mr. FrcdcGck ioyden most eNcee'
and uup,uous dinner Saturday last. ABOUT one nun
,rrd hr-,h-en Of the "mysic Ii rJoyea t'fe ha'"u' M
f hs ,h fl, ducks the noble Jdns, not 10 mentioh ''e
vcac,ablcs Champagne, Madeira and sweet ou'
no, ,ookipp Pale Sherry, who knew The "HiefoSyl"e
,;,, ,,hcrc nnre but craftsmen ev:r saw.
C:,d G,clinr friendship and brolcrly love characterized
all its proceedings. no,,,
Tho mobiles, jIaN present prcsdsd Judge John Masoh
whose talents urbanity wit grace and dignity arc Known
,hrouuh the wide extent of the lnon
T,er puest Mr. Boyden replied in most touching ana
e,nr manner 10 toast which was given TO him. Ills
was so full that he could not entirely express
his feelings OF kindness
p G. NJ r. G. Scott, Sen, 7. d. Dr. JOS. bsa'e' w. D.
nr Inn Dove, p NJ. w. F. Butler Brothers Gill; August
40 rbos Richie Jr responded complimentary oas's.
Brother Jno S. Carlyle o. Western Virginia, mace most
hoou,f and touching cXhtrtaon in relation 10 the inoi
visibility of Virginia. and his remarks were listened 10 Win
bo ofoundes attention aad elected warm applause.
We arc sorry that we have no, time 10 pu IN settings
i,ob ~ The merits Of the Jewels the many good 'hnss
h wcrc said One sentiment however, from Dr. beaie We
cannot but record, us follows:
..J,bc nohsch! Of Richmond: The man VINO, amidst all
b fluctuations of Finance has kept Exchange above par
MANY rood songs sung by Bros boyden hosef Au-
oust and Gardner and many sweet tale oy nos
Men, Boyden Scott and Carlyle. Indeed, we do not Emo"
e dov that we have passed oil with more pleasure ana
more agreeaby than Saturday last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
THE CONDITIONS OF MEXlCO.

IppOE-,ST MOVEMENT FOR THE GOvERNMEST.-By prl-
yate information recently received by us from an agent "l
the Mexican government who recently arrived IN II" ety.
have the that many Ut the Lending men u
Mexico prepared dispose on very reasonable terms Oh
her right the territory Of Sonora, Chihuahua and Lower
California To this the Mexican government has
been advised by the English bankers in Mexico who
orcsec that general bankruptcy of that country ncv!ta-
Bile, unless this course IS pursued
The argument favor Of this action IL based upon yer?
good ground The Mexican government Is fast eXausing
the resources possessed in the payment Of the Indemnify
guaranteed by the United States; and when there Il an end
u the means derived from that source Mexico will b. una
BILE the government with AIRY credit 10 herself as
an independent nation In looking about for means Ia COIN
such painful consequences she finds herself possessed
of the territory which have alluded. II Is extern
sive and spafsey 10 the inc'ir-ons
of daring adventurous and savage tribes o! Indians,
against whose attacks the MeNcans have power 20
bring an adequate resistance Even her own inhabitants
in that region, Mexico, cannot protect but Is wholly
uun tctinv,yi i'V"cf'', utu.' WI
protection of the United States, the Mexican ,ofcrn-
ent would have on her northern frontier GORDON san
a.uirc in the American population, wh" would quickly pop
uaie the rich country Of Sonora and Ch!lli valuable
in old and silver mines ana in mineral treasures.
Now thus early call the attention OF our government
10 this opportunity OF 0bilEng valuable territory WHEN
we can manage with much advantage and which VIII
eventually give us land route California. Let the gov
eminent look map and study il WELL and be prepare
to make an arrangement for this slice from Mexico, which
ought 10 be given To the South precious nOsel should
she be ready To receive ii and populate IT, The subject Is
one that should command immediate attention at Washing
ton.-[ Netc York Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
ARRIVAL. OF TIE CHEROKEE.

The United States mail steam ship Cherokee, Henry WIN
die Conmaur New Orleans the l3h and Havana me lbth
inst arrived this morning. The steamer Falcon arrived at
from Chagrcs the 18th, with 500 passengers.
There were American vessels OF war ut Havana "lien
the Cherokee sailed The town is perfectly quiet Inc sud
den departure of the lnt.ncrne the States causcda hc
excitement and much regret.
The Cherokee brings Tie California mails. She has also
300 passengers. 49,,
Died at sea- m board the ship Cherokee jane 2O,
au,,rstus Thomas ui Westerly Va, aged about 10.
~ y .huradt IF Commerce. June y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
RICHMOND nAKKET, IUyr .

ToBACCO.-..Ine ,nal act last r~p,r, h,. /,
active ard prices steady We had abundant r.n On zen
ay nlsi iI!oHth We q" not Hnow ho" far il cs,ntt
|! is iihe from ic appearance OF the weather thu,
will be pretty genera! season in the TOBACCO :
IONS vi virgin" ana Nof1i Carolina and concep:,
10 be SO, We yet think the crop will be short cuo>,s '
any estimate mat won! have teca made tn. mis-, q
past mouth We thought prices, Monday were rI We
good lie: were last weeA ,irg III SOM, t'! Z:
lon ,a, prices for some so,s wr I ,,h, WERE Of The ppm
this weei: think wouit have been hi,., ,h f!'cs'
the last ii The weather had continued dry TIN, ,gy ~s;e
filing OF considerably, Compared via tosc Of i,ys
since ana HE breaks ycstei!.y and ."o "es:
or than they have been We haze notice. within ,b s
iew days The falling OH (b1th in the number O: hh @
ii The quality Of the iobaccoD Of several cops comm AM
win last year. which SHOW deficiency u. mora ,ha t.
OF the nInuer OF tue crops last wear '' if1
" W. MARTIN 4 co
Sales O: ID hhIs tobacco have been made BY " II ~
lin Co. siacc Friday List At the lIowin, rr< ,' u u,
Nr.sn; Kim at SO t!1S f. ". prltcnr,f S. =. "";
l. , hn.!~. ;! ana - 50. ) haas lug- NJ py 81.
S. 25 50 .'I 80 hHis. j. II Eu.,cs S1 nv, "
3D. | nilt, j. Srlra 81 ~. | ahd 81 Cam, -.
hi,is Ms Murr l. i lll!i:t- so ana lOS7 ;f, -
". r. J2rr>2n =, : IT, 9 IS ana 70 81 3hn.. ~ ~
- ~ sin , - ~ ,''I w. !Snts
nod 1875 Dnt / TwI..,l. sill n.r:. v q -
3 - III - and , II nna. Il n ,I,rn - 6o :
. nnl95 hn,.- r. & i;ob!a<}n =? .aly cona.a .
IS 81 ant ; 80 3 common LEAF 81 Is and ; in;
Mlu,G,u SIS
rIn,,,. II. ,,s. s,,.s If p;choo,a =, s., s.,..,
IN. !, >. ,.L.., h.,,h r.,r t,u '"
''i w,ilI,:, - - o',.i r.,? 1"''
90, *; ,.c,. ,, n';-, ,o,,,,4
ct,.EHr,I ,,,, "
y III ~ >. -; ,,.n,. nov nn.h.,
oHt: :: III "a -,
SIItI - I; ~ Ns.. ", p, IN, ~
, -; :; -; u,, ~ - ,o:S;- - "oS so : -
~ ~ ~ IN - s;0 x '>;,,,,,., -, ,,,,l: - y!
- 30, -, ~ :, ~ 49, - ~ ~ ~ TX X III
HU.Dv--H,I,i,n,,. ;. lis y. cents; SI..ults.- -;
dull
COEFEc-pritne ne" crop Laruayrl g. 10 on cent.
Rio 81 Ia :, cca.:
"o"t" We" o'''"'' D 4" GUMS i"''' p''o j: :
! = tr"ts: ,,,,,
MoLA> o.--'"tc' N'2' l. neg III - - CTS. WIZ
s i"ci Nv o1an~ iir'' At IS c-; re-o"!iet 81 CO
lhoN-'S ""h >: ~ - "Sc''I!'s 10 fu'l'!' >"re.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

ASGrL,ca New York. June pa dispatch received At
Angelic y. Y, By express messenger resp!t!ng Matthew
Car cn who sentenced to be hung on Friday, caused
an Immense excitement The popuace declare he shall be
hunu and threaten down the Jail. The Irish were
o IN strong and determined 10 protect the prisoner
What turn the affair will take remains 10 be seen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
1.,b. Editors df tho Enq'irer.

~ N. Editors If lto Enquirer y, ,,au
>,.-s = !itors:- Since antic!pations lof"tu s
,rh RESPECT To present crops, have beth ="
Time S,rcd have thought il net anlsa u give y'u
ceIi boards Seasons &c. hupin- 'h"y may r'c',
",bc-s in different sections =" the cntnli! tc P'ti
to' In 10 the middle Of May it "as The un'e's 'l,in
nt'. 10 various crops here cultivated VIZ: cofn Viz.
Uia az ,n,,ccn would reward well Tor our n9'' u, -,
oa in, GELD Tobacco plants were then very ao'i ,
su ot ms succeeded in planting most oil our c!":S o.
ana rs,,cr number Uha plants not beng % s"!'
D! 49, s;yr and thinking season womb con-" ~ LII Nv
GEN s,n,I portion of their crops since me '.u'T r n
blt si , rscn1 lime we have suffered for RAIN inc c'i
u decided failure; the wheat crop ms % 40 i,tr
ol '' roll as cxnrcsd, Tor want OF RAM III ~ J "nr
on' IL i; .r,uaIly drying up instead % pehlhsi ni @
"h. "s -, will in all probability, be shortened" S"'"e
S so favorable seasons hereafter. -, ,,.ctu-o the
have J rho tobacco crops it is hard TO CONJECTURE e
~, bn do not canddly consider me P.r''! .t .ho
result cr than was this time last year "ose ti'
nnc abou, tn. middle of May have been os! e'''
ialIed catering and planting for week or TWO "s.
hr Ist ten days Macy plants nave '''" ~ ~ 49,
Du' IN so continue until II rams ana 't'osc WI" ,,
anu i,, of plants aud pretty tar stand WIZ '' No.
hDunui IN 10 and some difficulty in rocnI'hs p:a"tS'
IT, in the beds drying up daiiV, ana uhtS s
i''' - mes in the course vi wccH, 90 H' "'":" Wv
se"' rup will have any advantage over 'i'' .. "a
p # The seasons as unT1pou5 eisT"nele ~, 49,,
year mink il would be well for the farmers " h"ll me
SET to' nav have on hand least while longer " i'',
.""a short CROP which 30 not supHcs" VIII eAc'''
O. nm bhl. the calculations ol some phrcilseiS "
- ry Notwithstanding, together WIN nh" P.o1 :,
eo' - ,rc me- il had il crop land 10 non! awhile lux
~ , ruinly advance beyond present prices, q" Tue "S
ans. be abandoned. hope the farmers elsewhere WIN
hy, the seasons arc. for feel more n'e.-! III u@
growing crop than that past "r'""''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

From the Springfield (Mass) Republican ,,
-, ohi;t.N'C LETTER FROM \ VIRGINIA LAD

AVE-, nJi;ENT LETTER FROM a VIRGINIA LADY 3.
I, mas been already announced that uoVefhnI 'ioD
- v;rnt has been compelled by domestic aifcllon IN u-
Zine III. invitation given him. by union oil phuss IN
80, la deliver an Grafton here the Fourth al July
Tx. invitation uf the committee ~ arrangements was ny
rec,,sl Of that committee, forwarded 10 nun oE WI A'n
ma, who accompanied II with letter adding MS own car
n.s w Tor an acceptance ard Assurance I'll genera
800 ,,I,l welcome Among people. On SATURDAY, last
tho wing letter received IN cy ana II Is II" l7h "
saw tina, il cannot bat be read with emotion and interest U!
eycry son and daughter Of Massachusetts 49,,
' "W WASHINGTON CITY JrSE ii, l53l
ntIo, Mr. AsuMrS-Dcar Sir: The letter o. invitation
from the twenty five citizens Of Springfield together WIN
onc from YOURSELF urging the acceptance :" that Invitation"
were received by my father Governor Mcdowell this morn
in but A. he untitled by great anxiety on account :" Tie
extreme acss of my sisters, To return suitable re-
py either to yourself the committee he has requested
me by way to bOth 10 state 10 you the cream
stances in hch placed and 10 ask OF you the FAVOR 10
law the statement before the cninnll'tee
our letters have found hH watching beside tlc Slch
bod If beloved child whose health which has been source
of rh dc,rrs: xety with him for months past has
recently and rapidly completely sunHcn under In" power
of uulonury disease justify his worst fears III regard
10 her and him in great distress and hnpeess:ss ID
await lis fatal lcrrnnaun which cannot be distant
"Thus circulsanccd he has Dci her mind nor heart Tor
auy thing beyond home. Dear the public good Is
to him secured he believes II only can be- by preserving
onr Union n il is; and delighted Southern man and
YiryInan as he would be IN unite with his Noftcrn hrc.
rem Of Massachusetts in entrvuug To restore eaitn
sraIc of feeling on this subject all nI our
country YET present, he can do nuhing but tender MS
thanks to The citizens OF Springfield for their Tutoring no
tcc of him. and the hope that as in the past these
great Commemorative of Virginia and Massachusetts were
ever found side by side battling with united hearts and hands
for the common good of their country so IN The u-
ture thcy NAV 90 cordial and united ever finding
nothing in sectional party feelings strong enough to
break the which binds them To their National Union ana
10 each other. Very respectfully,
GSAII,Y c. u. MCDOWELL"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

In season OF great dranahr in Persia schoolmaser at
the head al his pupils chcd of Schraz in procession
10 rrav for rain asked whittier they were 90
inr The tutor told him, and said he doubted not but God
wont! listen To the prayers innocent children My honest
friend said the traveller III that the case fear there
would BE- no schrn!mlsers left alive"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

The arrest OF Mr.. j. NJ Daniel of Richmond, whilst
vi.i, to New York for alleged libel on ar. Spoone the
proprietor the Shakespeare plates looks like poo spite
and will probably, amount nothing If Mr.. Spooner
injured ar c injured why has he remained quiet why
did he the party complained Of in Rchnond Why
wait 10 entrlp citizen of another State,
from his home We like fair dealing, and fair play
Mr. Spnnnrr ill probably find that he had better have lett
this bus mess aIune.-I Alexandria GG -eHc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

On Sunday nigh, last this citan Indian after great
IL abusing and beating his squaw hug her up BY the neck
until ,he spark had fed His r!efor the cruelty he in
ictcd upon her was that she would Il stay home and
10 break her of this habit he thong he would beat and
has effected cure. This may be saioo be OF the bene
fs of civilization Ii mistake nit is grave offence
among them for male 10 kill anoer but the husband
holds the power Of lie and death OF the wife, Oregon
Spectator, Nay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
10 81
DI J.. ID.

pgp on Fit,v. Mrs CAIiRlNE W)WLE~" i ili1over.
ion husband Vi mourn her loss She died a.
she lived Al exemplary Christina Her lat nomcats were ul! oi
10 those she has left hrh'r
Oh, IA Il ln,.fiiIi than. 10
ail .i''- must die
Hos De pluck The sweetest bird,
tn cold bTea>: I" 10:
on who nav tell what Amsel,' clors
Conveyed her soul away
And villa may tell w'!a: icLrs were shed
Around that I!tcless clay
They lad Ter IN III" silent grave.
rIr earth FOR her bed!
Aat placed The AMI violet
r. o. her head
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

FREE NEGROES.-The County Court oil Rockingham
on iucsd ~ adopted stringent provisions win ,esat"
Ia cur e black ppulion Tncy resolved 10 co;npc! All I"
that class privileged by law TO remain IN the county "
and permit none coming from ohet cou"
ties To register here.
This movement: the Court natural and 10 DC rN
peccd created excitement amongst the Tree oichs WIN
which the community Is infested. Ones synia'tt hn"
feelings are ivuiuntarp enlisted in behalf ot these de.r
died. beings their presence our midst evidently "oA
Ing lncacuabc evil 10 the population amongst us and
their removal therefore, called for by every motive VI sell
preservation Rockingham Register
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

UARVESTlt gives Us pleasure 10 announce mat mere
has been treat Iprov in the wheat crop OF our
COUNTY during the last few weeks, and we learn that our Tar
.rS will have toerabe good crop The wheat fields are
already w,cnng the harvest, and portion oil the crop
will be cut this week. Lsringon Ga:e.te, June H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

This census refers back the first Of June 1884, and the
ocer MIR. NJ D. Whiting who kindly furnished our friend
the statement says There are at present great many
nb,biton,s-we being obliged 10 90 back 10 the hrs OF
last June us5 to get the number in every family and not
o,ur,erate any who have come here SINCE"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

4 y y
The Oriental C"nlpan?s steamer Sultan arrived al 9u'h
ampton the 9Th instant Among her -sengers were me
distinguished Hungarian Lieutenant General Lnizlr "ssa'
ro forty mine other Hungarian uiccrsnG ioy hungarian
soldiers. NJ francois lZsnusy, kOssuths secretary was
n passenger board The Sultan from CUnstannopIe 10
Malta; but he left the latter place in OF
his being in II! health. MessirOs took leave o kossHl al
kutayah, the 9th 0i May last The great Magyar was
then in bodily health but much broken In spirit owing u
his long captivity. He has again been promised MS liberty
in September next; by the Turkish governments but ialth
has repeatedly been broken with him through the hrhi-
nations of Austria and Russia, that there no certainty
child with him. and about five Hungarans, "h"
are still prisoners in kuay.h There now remaining
in the Turkish domnnns about forty iiungaTians
Messaros Is TALL handsome man, bad-headci win an I'm.
nense beard As he landed from the Sultan he waited
the Mayor OF Southampton ask il assistance coud
he rendered in this country his conpat!ots of whom
were destitute He stated 10 that they had been
treated with the utmost kindness by the captain officers and
crew OF the Sultan II was affecting this man standing
before the Mayor with his head uncovered and with voice
trembling with emotion bcscachuu hospitay Hc spoke
English pretty we'll He had learn; it, he said in his youth
for the purpose Of studying English literature aid never
thought then he should il for the purpose for wch he
was then employing il. The Mayor offered 10 place him
and the principal Hungarian officers OF the chic! no.
tells his own expense and sec that assistance was rem
dered n" rest o: lis c'23nGors cSsaros however,
respectfully declined lie o':ier ui AMI s. he you'd PFC
fer remaining VIII! t2 Hrnglin< He had sufficient ~
provide for hmscl all he begged temporary as
sistance for those 81 his companions who destitute
After his interview with the Mayor Ne hurried down 10 the
docks acqu1nt the Huyirs that he had been success
ul The Mayor sent Immediately Geographic message to
Lord Dudley Stuart 10 annnunc" the arrival Of the refugees
ana instructed the town clerk write Sir George Grey
inquire il the government could render any assistance To
the HungaTans and facilitate their ansi. America vince
they disposed 10 CO. The superintendent o. police
sstancc TO enable him TO temporary bed and board in the
town.-Lirerpoot Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
,naIyaL OF THE STEAMER ARCTIC.

Coon Firm -adrance in BreastuGsIary Failures in
Eagiuna AGi,nrament If Plriamend-lhe fre"ch Con-
s.iiuton- Portugal, Spain, DC
New lonK June 2?d, 2. M-lhc steamer Arctic arriv'
cd this afternoon in II days from Liverpool with 81 passen
gers She experienced fresh westerly winds during the
whole passage.
MARkErS.--Cotton.-The cotton market is rmcr, with
fair demand previous ruIcs The sales since The 9th
have been QUO bales, Of which spectators and exporters
IN X $500.
ErrLstus-A kinds of brcadsulis have advanced since
the Niagara smiled Wheat has advanced 10 3D. and tnnr
10 o. The quotations are OAio 49, Cd 25S. 3D.; PHI
iu!.I,, ard Baltimore 2Os I'd 2ls Corn is Cd dearer,
with large =aIcs-y.!low 3oa Bis, white 81 a 33s.
Provisions are more active-prices unchanged
Gncrrics-Sngar is steady and more active; Cohet cApc
ricnccd rather better home demand The sales OF oasseS
ere confined The retail trade. Common C0ngou Tea IN
rnrc demand al +. advance Other sorts are neglected.
There are 10 sales OF Naval Stores reported
The sale, vi Tobacco are light AT unchanged prices.
ucrc:r"n Bark is inactive, al IS )! - Ol Tor fhaue'-
pht and o. I'll Tor Baltimore -
MoSEg MAEKsr.-Monev is steady The onlioh N tie
anS has Increased owe. 81 900 CunsdS closed at -
%; American Securities inactive and unchanged Inc
from the manufacturing districts were more ia'of
abe
ENGLAND.-Hvic. cotton broker, has failed Ills ha-
bics t40u0jU TO 800 600 The Messrs fnch
lron merchants. have also failed whose liabilities are
ESQ 600
The committee on Inill navigation have reported
against The Panama AID in favor OF the Cape oil Good nope
route.
Parliament has adjourned for the Whsuntide holidays
daily at smiling per ticket
The Dublin and Glasgow Railroad will be opened on The
Isl Of An
The crops throughout England and Ireland promise an
abundant harvest though The season Is backward.
SPAIN-A levy Of % 600 troops was about being
made To enable Government interfere III the an ar o
Portugal.
TEKKEY-Thc prussan troops had completely evacua
ted the Danuhan provinces.
GERMANY-A collision had occurred between some sal
lors aud the Austrian troops Hamburg, in which SIX Ves
were lost and many wounded.
iIOI.LAND.-Accu from Amsterdam represent ina
trad. completely slasnlnt. Coffee AMI Sugar were I'm
changed Rice dUIl
FRANCE.-rhe committee appointed 10 report upon lie
revision French constitution stand Yin favor OF !evls
ion and againS; it, anarine made powerful speech In
favor rvsuu SUBJECT To the decision OF HE people oy
universal suffrage ,
The President i, about make another tour through the
Provinces where his popularity Is on the increase
The accounts Paris the state ot trade are satlsdc-
tory.
PORTUGAL.-lt is reported that Sadanha Is becoming
unpopular with army French heet had arrived III 'e
laguS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

We candidy believe says the Troy Palladium hal lof al
equuie cause man may stand on MS heao-lecl pointed
borcnwnrd head neherwardin the front portico at the
.dsra canto for sixteen consecutive hours of every
~ -four on the first OF every other eapyear and that Willard
I;o has no right 10 force him 10 change his attitude
W. sbo reserve our argument for some future number.