Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03


Az; threatened: the: have sought voluntary death
.>c1Tr irrEl Austrian trace.
1t caylA the Austrian agents drew Up cauninou; t.
urnciarn again-' MAJOR DOmuo!, which the Serbian 20
.rrnct found rGn inquiry 10 he totally without: onn
daor that it on treated it such but gave per
mission to pon.tar reside II kragJeyaer The Serbs.
caita And the Sabine Porte npon tie faith Of this ca
G..ou= G.nnaea'ion, without inquiry without invesiisa
ton Sled my counrrynan and ordered his c"nnenen
Il, kutala although he was only traveller provided viii
n ua passports recognized rs innocent by tic Serbian 20
vrnuirE!, and taken under lis protection II was enough
l#t liz Il hungarian.
lher IS vet more in the order whic! inflicted this
nr act 81 injustice upon Major Domo0r The phrase whic
follows is Literally he found As the departure OF the 10
yuas detained ku;aa is already tecrced II is ordered
thai the said Dono:o.. who is by chance amongst :hem b
arrested and Detained also
i IT, then to inspire us with confidence in approach
rg l5erutlp these fresh deten,ions have just beer
effected!
Behold tic consolation which the anniversary OF &c
tcnon has brought 10 us!
most suicrnuy protest against this act. appeal from
10 The eternal justice OF God, and 10 the Judgment OF nj
! humanity.
appeal from with the more confidence this act give
proof all foreigners travellers residents in Turkey
that he personal safety cannot be guaranteed and at ne
ran be sure thar III consequence OF some denunciaol
h nlHr not be similarly treated
appeal from yet more. because this act cannot iail ''
be followed by disastrous consequences in DESTROYING al
confidence IN the belief that the lights o nations are respect
r! in Turkey.
appeal from it besides because cannot fail 10 co'rpr"
mise The dignity the Serbian government before is sub
line Porte and that IN moment when the M%sh party
supported hy Austria and UsS upon the eve "i destroy
ing th irangniiy Serbs. and nj provn. 10 Europe mat
amongst all the >lavonian provinces OF the ottoman ''
le'c l. not Sng: which i not subject 10 dIsconirnt
and 10 catsutt.. /, the advantage Of Russia.
y for :nvc: and Hy companions III misfortune, i'cl
bound declare before God and humanity that We are re,
hGrc 20 rnai pitch Of despair which men take counsel
uiy T huno regardless Ut the consequences or o; TIE
scandal .! Collisions which may be provoked determined 10
die rather than l" submit tua proonsaon 81 their sugIns-'
hu:HhJa, Apgll Is iooi. LOUIS hoSSO LII
VISITORS or THE VIRGINIA MILITARY lNSTl-
TUE APPOINTED By THE GOVERNOR
From the Tltc-Water Distrct-Gcorge Blow, Jr and T.
II. Ayirtt. -
Piedmont Distrct--N ilan W. trump ana fhlilp 81
Geo. Cooke.
Valley Di,trict Heroine L. Ope and J. o'Bannon.
Trans !!enhauy Dsrct-Douglas Is. Layne and john u
>irins"r.
Toby slave belonging Mrs. ThockmoTton OF Henri
CO. was yesterday be hung Friday, the Tin
July, Tor setting fire a house.
Surrender OFTElE CLEOPAfRA.-lh steamer,
which taken possession OF some time ago by the L. D
Marshal suspicion Of having been chartered for the CON
rrniacd invasion If Cuba yesterday returned 20 her
owner Mr.. j. H. OSuIivnn who is al present under ndct-
charge pl organizing military expedition against
that Island The CLEOPATRA surrendered affidavit
OF hr OSn!yan stating mat she was 10 DC engaged IN me
aetwccn New Orleans and Texas The affidavit was
accompanied hy communication from the Secretary "i
STATE Mr.. Webster. \. entertainment given on board
the steamer yesterday evening, which The officer ami the
marines under whose charge she had been placed,
present, the following tonsts were given
Iiocrty triumph 10 her friends and confusion TO her ene-
mics in all times and IN all cinles."
The Union, lille more Of ii"-[N. y Ers"ing POST
DEATH OF ROBERT F.. HORNOr.-A very extern
c.r, ircns ana acquaintance reaching perhaps 10
every Union will regret 10 learn that ROBERT
F. iIOkNOR Dunikreprr Of the United States House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, died Qucenston near Princeton on
Thursday afternoon about haItast two o'clock His dis
ease VAS c"E>nmron
We notice the marriage OF contemporary A. c. Bullitt
Esd OF the picayunc 10 Miss Fanny Smith Of Kentucky,
one OF the wennIcst and accomplished ladies in the
Ws The happy event crowned devotion OF many, many
y, Ms We hope ii may be source Of unmlngrt happiness
10 "ut c"e'nporhry and to his far bF!de.N- ~ Hea'
LATER FROM DESERET.
ST. Lout. May 3O-A party who left DcsCrCt April
Stu .ycu to-day bnn. later advces from Salt LAKE.
Thee upon the mountains toa considerable depth
On 'hc south side .! IIr Platte River Crossings The party
encountered band OF 200 Chcnncc and Sioux Indians, who
Il excursion in pursuit Of the PawnccS. The
Salt Lake crops were in very promising condition.:
EHr California train getting along well Ic MorIons
mad nj coones-on. the lower end Of HE
| i;as.n, and anultc: 10 Lower California.
The General Assembly OF the State OF DcScre, had trans
!.;ird it, powers the Tcrtiloa Government ana aGouti
Cd Governor Young awaiting the arrival Of tic terri
toraI officers, in order t" o'g;nAe the government
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Chia" rrtsrrsd by The ua;"'s for inaaH reproductions
Flare up in the Treasury department.
Photographed Tor The New lork Herald.
WAsHINGToH MAy 81, 1851.
Authentic information from Chihuahua To the lU;l oi
March, states upwards of twenty millions Of dollars
Claimed damages done Mexican property BY the In
d.H- nom this side ol the Rio Grandc These claims have
been filed with Ia. Mexican authorities for presentation 10
government under the treaty, which provides that
shall prevent the Indians from committing Expectations.
doubt many o the claims are fraudulent, or for dam
done by c Indians, with whom they are on bad
terms. This is commencement. With regard tn this
mailer the tsHigecer of to-day contains the annexed
translation advertisement from Chihuahua paper
STATE DEPARTMENT, CnrHuAHuA, MARCH s.
h,rplr
nifty with instructions from the government. at MeXco that
all PERSONS VIII" may have claims against the government OF
United for damages sustained from the incursions
Of ladans will forward 'hcm 10 this department. tia!
! AMADO DE LA VEGA.
IneIc has been quite Hare up between the Sccreta-
rios Interior aud the Treasury, and the accounting
olc the II appears that Secretary Stuart
authorized The Commissioner 81 Indian a4rs 10 draw
Treasury Department Tor forty thousand dollars, 10
carry treaty with the Minnesota Indians. Secre-
tary C1-vvn approved the matter; but when il
the Ft Comptroller he refused 10 pass il. Mess:s COrwn
and Stuart stoncd and ii said the former told Mr. Whit
rc>ey ii he could not view the matter they did he
ha Better cst-n The old man said II they chose TO turn
him Ju lie ready but for rcs!gnng that of
/ the Question. The sequel is no! Yet known.
Wild MAN or THE WUoDS-The Memphis En-.
Gur y. an account wild Man recently discovered
in Arkansas, appears That during March last Mr. Ham
r"i CGcrnr c"uny, Arkansas Willie out hunting with
acGualnau - observed drove vi cattle in vi appa.
alarm, evidently pursued by dreaded enemy.
Hating the gnrpos they discovered the animals
lied ,hri they followed by animal bear
ng the uui-aSca5ie likeness ui humanity. He g!-
ganc >taur The body being covered with hair head
wiki bong locks that fairly curtlopcd his neck and shoulders.
The .wd man" after booking them for short lime,
turnri run away with great speed lcapng from Twelve
"ci II His foot prints measured hir-
inches each.
great deal u interest is felt in the matter. BY the inhab-
Of that ami various cnnccnres have been
lucd in regard 10 h TIA" most generally idea
appears 10 be that he survivor of the earthquake di.
which .sUacd that region in 1911. Thrown helpless
upon the wilderness oy that disaster il is probabc ha, he
grew up in his state until lie bears only the
ward resemblance of humanity.
:, We'll authenticated have become the accounts 0
this creature that an expedition organizing in NennhS