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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
WEDNESDAY MoRNING. JANUARY IL.


rha unconstitutional Bars" IN james hifei'
We commend to The public generally and 10 me
Assembly in particular, the strong views and "
oumens OF our correspondent which we fully 'h''.s
adop, as expressing our sentiments greatly PETER '"
could do ourselves We entirely agree WIN h.'' . bv
unconsi,u,onaily and impoicy of the Work 0s" If
tba General Government burhcnsome ne ren
re,or,inp to tonnage dulles, and the s'a' ;mnrovr
da,,o lame. River great highway by mHs ~ ,,a.
,,an, s,o,c wo,k. The necessary STATISTICS "''
~ .id hsfo the Legislature and the proper
90 hweye here briefly 10 refer TO the P'ooaoc
"'ay liking all necessary improvements acco'n-
h o. tImnte of Mr.. Stansbnry U. 5 CivIl Engineer,
cos, 10 remove all the distractions from kchi'hu
>, Hurrison- bar inclusive Sl03 AGO. and 10 remove nose
below that bar s $780, making the aggregate cost OF all Inc
improvements projected in james River Sllo2oo OF "'eh
there would be required for the first year s6o2Ou ana Tor
four wears thereafter until Inc object effected the ann"
al sum of $4,000 Surely the Legislature OF virginia can
not hesitate 10 appropriate small sum fer Work IN
which the whole State interested That the work ieas
be- we cannot doubt when look at The thorough
Of the bars 10 the Hudson River and the destruction OF the
distractions ut Hul.gate BY simple and economical" but
most successful submarine blasting.
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Those who take an in the affairs of the Common
wealth. will read with pleasure the satesmanke message oil
Gov Johnson which appears in paper of to-day.
1t an able State paper uaPreendng in STYLE free from
gaudy rhetorical figures ers,e with sound practical sense
and much Of the logic of facts.
We ask such of Wing friends have been induced TO
believe Gov. Johnson stump speaker and very g
man. of meagre mind to read II with care and say
whether they have been deceived by the organs OF
their party.
We think quite likely Mr. Summers could have written
preer message but well satisfied he could have
posed nothing containing sound sense and practical
wisdom, The readers oil The Herld doubt will be
prised learn the Governor is The advocate o!
primary education and better than that free soiler.
The administration Gov johnson is destined shame
hi, reviers-lo place his caumnatos before the public in
their true colors
The high position which he hs, scn from obscure
and hnmo origin from his public services inconesti-
bly, establishes that he not only much more tha
ordinary capacity but degree OF perseverance and stead.
ness Of purpose which fail TO render him influential
and efficient any station he my be called 10 NIL End we
venture the prediction that his administration will tend 10
tho advancement of best interests of Virginia. and re-
dount 10 his own honor. With this conviction, sus.
taiusi his nomination at the Stanton Convention and In
common with Democratic friends voted for him al the
polls, and have ha. he vii! disappont hopes
VIC believe him dhcated sound hearted patriotic
democrat, md SO viii lie prove 10 be. Having learned
practical wisdom in the school of adversely he just the
man 10 act with decision and prudence wherever he may lie
placed In short, he is self made man, and worth ii
ihoasand Ut utluncs puny sons reared in the cnervang
lap OF luxury and VII! the Wing party give his ad
mlnsiIalion fair trial7 fredericksburg Recorder.
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THE HULSEMANN CORRESPONDING
Chr. \ A....l

nAsHiSoT"S JAS. l6, 1852
Inc austrian Charge made representation the Pesi-
cent on the sueetU Mr. NeScS speech the Congress
Banquet in honor of k,ssuth The position take
by hl ie The thai which Prince is
supposed have taken The subject "f Lord
reply the address III IsngUn the subject
of Austeo-Russan violation ginsl Hungarian liberty und
independence
There j. nothing in Mr. Hulsemanns complaint that can
however ridiculous il might b. consldercL be thought
insult ihis government Ii affords ground Tor
the dismissal of Mr. Hulsemann, papers have
minated Tine letter requires answer and like pre-
v"us complaints from SOURCE will remain
llced Cheruer Il luis, mann hns MOL il seems she leas
idea OF taking much uenre recugncn OF Kossuh
ms 10 ask tor ms passports and course does not benng
TO This Government ~ suggest TO him iha he is dissatisfied
he may withdraw.
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FAM Y.

When on the lip the sigh deinys,
As if'twould linger there foreveri
When eyes would give the world TO gaze,
Yet still luuk down and venture never,
When, though with fairest nymphs We rove,
Tn, res one We dream gilmore than any
II oil this is not real love,
IT'S something wond'rous liseit Fanny!
To think and ponder, when apart,
On all we've got 10 shv at meeting;
An, We, when nea:, with heart 10 heart,
Sit mute, ana listen 10 their bea'lng:
To see but one b,ish, o"jec, move,
The only moon. wher. stars are many
full this Is no, downright love,
p,i;hec say what is il. Fanny2
When hope fure:cll' the brightest. best,
Though reason on the darkest rcckons;
When Passion drives US 10 the west,
Though pfui,nce TO the eastward beckons;
When MI turns round, below, above,
And GU. own heads the most Of my
II This is not stark, staring love.
Then you and are s"ges, Fanny!
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Communicated ~ Cnarirsioa Mercury.
AunIlr I'LL Ens sIl,ClI II ATI

You all remember New York halter, VINO bid Of
hundred dollars for the first Jecv Lind ticket
sold in America Well when The next lion was coming ou
of Europe the Genn offered subscribe charity
and mark of political sympathy thcasend dollars to
be given TO The Hungarian, Mr. kossuth certain cond
TONS
The first interview between them curious:
Koss have called you Mr. G.. TO express my thanks
for your lberairy and the representa-
tive Of Hungary
MIR. G. Ahem You do me honor sir to have called bu
ls, me explain sir, will you take seat2
Koss. Sitting and .anding his hat) Mr.. 6. You may
take my hat.
Mr. G. crushing forward and seizing I'D Sir your bounty
overwhelms me at sir (sroking the ugly cashmere,
will be worth thousands You represent; great pin
cpe represent great interest. You cir will make TIT
people feel for Hungary but will make this hat es oH
one end OF the country 70 the other.
This is the origin of The Kossuth Hat The original II
Tor exhibition al RaInums.
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COMMONWEALTH Va. MORGAN.

Mr.. Samuel W. Morgan, late Teller in he Exchange
Bank, examined Saturday hefurr the Hastings Court
charc nl embezzng the funds Of the Bark. Messrs
Wallace james Alfred Jones and Joynes counsel for
tie accused and Mr. John Lyon prosecuted hchs Of The
Morgan Ia;rv fi- o.! ard cipse,i the fact
thai ~ .t h: t'.: a t's i,nE ana with he aid OF
his ifiens li srut l. ;hp Dins every he haI 40.
saccu, ie guilty uD! breach Of trust and CT
fraudulent cnbezzlsment. 1t commended that nune
The circumstances Of the warranted The charge OF on
intent but The cunrrary it asserted that Morgsn
conduct proved MIN gutIess of criminal design. TIE
Cas-" vas argued with great ability, and by the discussion
and the evidence adduced the trial. public sentiment
very much Affected IN Morgans behalf The Examining
Court sent him for farther trial hut admitted him hail
in tho sum Of S6OOO Pstersbure Sou Side Demoerek
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En- he Enc,,irrr


Messra Editors IL neceirc from the pap that effort
will again made inuce TIE legislature 10 cnrge the
law with the circulation OF nans notes nnftr Fs
dollars. 30 doubt great cnicry VIII he nl1uc h"n me
dirty foreign shin pts,crs AMI the legislature viii be invoked
Ia give the country better currency IN g;ea many plan-
sigccs sled by which il NAY ac hnne.
Ii il m admitted law "f currency that the worse "ii
always drive the brer and the Legislature were 10
permit the banks city authorities, or INV one else "sse
small notes the only effect would b. cue shia phser
currency all STATE ana not 10 improve H. Ii the
notes nt in circulation heter lntn ~" present SIAN
plaster currency the Sfs is il certain from !he laws
OF currency that they like srr b. driven of cir
cualion and they be able To circuhc them they must be
as bad or than The present Trash
l. thrre them remedy Tor the present evils answer
most u 1uivucny but what the Legislation 81
The country afrs ample mems or obtaining Il IS no"
an nc:bIc o=nrr pass small notes OF fo'eien banks;
and if sufficient moTa rmneas in The community
10 execute The law every knows shin pasers would dis
cnpclr in week and be supplied by silver, without TIE
.n,es, Inconvenience, especially in the cities where they
are indy complained Of because they banks,
ard -vrr could always b: had in aitci: grnnv for
ch.hco No community arn 10Y trirg yhir'b- d:,
tin, h. n,Jsl a.ss j! len; - ct.crI. II. Lass.
I.ar utc seGtnsi hss never teen Brought 10 bear
with sucent iorce upon moral "ardce 10 any reflect
ing man. is obvious. lha; this day stand much in
need of moral hrmness physical courage and that he
ought 10 be- us erecracd who shfns from per-
fOrmance Of any duiv from Of moral hrmness, he
who should desert he baInr u; his country when the tide
Of battle pressed hardest ae7as il. Ii the grand Juss
could be feel tn full wsi: Of public Indignation
whenever they, from iual cowarGce failed 10 have the
laws executed then should r able enjoy the blessings
that good laws afford and rid OF the vi bad
In tie very instance pnt,r considerable would MI thu,
il complained Of have been Tcr-det the law itself been
repealed long ago
Iii, OBVIOUS that the greatest evil Of prcscn, day i
want Of cuurage-no ply steal uur moral great
srcurtv for all human conduct. L." hnpe gent
necessity for this important la!ty nndr nsu;iuns
will be The developing aai bringing il out N
much higher degree. il has rer'nore teen l. il
much expect public opinion VIII compel men It.
exert su.c;sncy o. !: 70 cary OUT tic Inws tai ruolc
opinion has made? MADISON
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pDETICAI..
rur MOTHER AND CHILD.

ny ELIZA L. sPRoAT.
mother pray'd with her heart s a,ooe'
Far he, lip made ne'er SOUND;
r.. angels came In her darkend fooH'
aod waved their wings around. y,,b,-
u)n Lord ~ she prayed "lhe Lo'o
m Grant my darling fame,
Among the MOBILES or the woflo
To wear the mobiles name
A name whose glory waxe'h 0''sH'
With still increasi"e hre-
A nome TO stand while ages pass
And make world admire;
On NAV there be some spi'l' "sA''
NV SOULS high wish 70 pear;
-, ,ha ANGELS stood with dropping Wings
Nor moved to watt her prayer.
..oh. God" che pray'd, "thou INFINITE
on, grant my darling power
The might of soul that swaysa most
As the fierce wind sways asho"c1i
And may there be some spirit near
My fervent wish 10 bear, -,
But Inc steadfast angels sadly STOOD,
Nor moved to watt her prayer
uoh, God, who art oil beautiful
on. make my darling tar ,,,.
rs., no mat siiIl from life draw love-
Iis.,a essence sweet ana fa'e'
Go every heart shall be hafp =
psnes,h his touch TO sound !:
~, ,hs shuddering angels sadly stood,
And droop'd their wings atonod.
"Bu, It." she prayd. "thon God OF Love-
He may not grasp al fame,
Oh, grant him strength 10 face serene
A cold worlds cruel blame.
And If he shrink from earthly power,
Nor aim TO sway the time,
Grid ,t.en his soul TO cope with sin,
A conquelor sublime.
"And should he sometime fail 10 strike
Each heart 10 loves great tone,
Oh may he tune TO seraph height
The music OF his own.
Now may there be some spirit near
NV humble wish 10 bears
The angels rose on rnslling wings,
And bore 10 God her prayer.
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lCorIcsr oALeGce OF the y ationa inteiliGencerl
p.rtM,r- is

n,
not!cr3;r ny letter yesterday that steamer Cam.
h!se, oemging Baltimore which left F'ederrksbu..
F:riaY o last =ts Tor lh- city. lad since been heard
Information has been received here mis- afternoon
neT having srn al! high and dry the mouth o: the
:tnrrah .Gh"c Gnt the ir05ahy j., sic will he
I'll is All on ooaid far Hsrertained arc safe. hs
storm ~ sad nare osen very a=vec the alto
:ether unGsla. cold and ho:.teruus The Cambridge
anon. astes, ana boats built ply ;br!wccn
Baltimore ana different ports the Eastern Shure. Snc s
partially.
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CONGRESS OF Tan rN,Tro STATES

WAsHISoroN, JAN. BIN ihe Ssnatc Mr. Clark intro
dnced resolution Declaring against kus-uhs doctrine OF
Intervention, and t. favor o. HasrinA uH advice on the
subject OF foreign relations.
The resolntiun was cte;cd ~ ee p.i,ed.
Mr.. Walker introduced bill giving quarter section Of
land 10 every married man, who snail become actual
tier.
RursE-The House spent the day in debating the sub
ject Of the census printing.
Mr. Cingman offered resolution declaring It right o.
the States exclude slaves or free negroes from their limits
WAsHiSoroS, JAN. 20-The House lie now debating the
mods of paying the MeAcun indemnity.
Nothing Of Interest trnnspired in the Senate.
Ihe thermometer Ut Baltimore this morning. stood four
degrees above Zero.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

LOCK JAW.-We have noticed in the papers lately
tlces u several deaths by this dseas .! Them in this
neghborhUod. We have published several times certain
proven and REMEDY oppica OF bees gall &c
tbs wound Will not edit,re! brethren circulate The in
formation and thereby valuable lives Besides
Its antispssmodc properties the gall draws from the wound
any PARTICLES of wood glass, on other substance that
mag irritation. wnen Other applications have uiled 10
do co. Lancaster Express.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

This London Times SAYS NECESSITY has no law" might
serve the President France for motto since he has
specified no law ia The accomplishment ut his
Charles Dickens in last number OF Household Words
soys KAT the nt France longer Liberty
Eou.!iy and Fraternity, bu; Liberty, Equality, crater.
my, and Muskssry." The Daily Nsws quotes the Const
tuonne that the President regns I'm right OF
the Vote of the SABRE which replies tina. the proper.
ton Of the political element tie military In this combina
lion is somewhat like FascGs half Of bread 10
his gallons of sack"
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ilISCE1LLAA EOUS.

EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS warned, In late number oil
the esan z.itr against certain schemes of revolution
isis al present residing in the United States, where thu
Journal saye he ahettors VI revolution have und Vi
twelve millions OF Lols.s and w when the time Of action
comes backed naval and military power OF the Fe
dsrs GJvernment. The GAZETTE urges the importance oil
the establishment of German set guard the mouths oil
the Weser EIee and Tave; The Of the Prussian
ond Austrian troops Hosten; the election Of ell SUSPECT
Americans and finally The repuuton Of all American
consular agents ia Germany II Baltimore Sun.
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!. Foo?E. -ras .li.s;s:ig3! Senate, or inc er.. 1

c. FOO e. in@ tIi-ss:i?t! Senate or me sr: IL
" s!"i, r,iH:rG 10 receive the communicated U: -.
Fo,, announcing his resignation OF bis seat in the UilC
States ocnae. The assigned lie, that il rpc.
pey addressed the Legislature and shoad lave been
dressed TO the Governor. Gen Foote s therefore, Sena
vet and ii Is believed coEs.u,ionay be Governor
nnnl he has resigned the office; and, ADJ until hi.
slgnatl"n has been formally accepted.
The Fla; Of the Lauu says that Gen 7oie will pn
his terra and he caI.ae Tor reelection The Scn,:.
except lbt IL. ang term. which commences 1853 H. M
rot hc candidate 10. either uI the present vacancies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

sulphur spring recently discovered the farm of David
Jordan, Esq In Nunsennnd county, Va fourteen miles
from Norfolk Is said have been pronounced by Professor
Stewart Of Baltimore whom tie confded, be
probably one OF the efficient and valuable medicinal
waters the world tcombnes the properties of Sar.
ntoga with Those Of The While Sulphur waters; and may be
said 10 repretent perfectly the Of the faraed Har
1owsats Springs Ia England.
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Eir The Eunuiter

fdF ne Enquirer.
The Income the State from he Railroads is Lille enough;
br, is less should be. Tncre is utRsc
HAT income. IL is abuse which ought
be Tn: directors u: these roads travel FREE,
business all OF them. lawyer who happens
;. director in 81 them, travels free OF ;:ra;
courts he may attend. understand the exemption
the directors Of Railroads in other States Nv il
me that the privilege should be restricted tie
directors ic roads in the State, and the rJads
the Passenger * director, and only when travelling
hu-i:s OF his "cs director. Let the Legislature r
10 Il iiicy vii; do ;'sir duty. FIND =.
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PHILADELPHIA Jan. 20. The Delaware is closed By
ice, and travel the Railroads is suspended by drifting
snow The Thermometer al Francona, New Hampshire is
43 degrees below Zero.
Governor Biscow Of Pennsy Sanin inausurn,ed al
Harrisburg TODAY.
DEATH OF MRS. COOPER The widow of J. Fem.
inOEe Cooper died ~ Cpo1erstown this morniny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

On Monday night between The hours OF midnight md one
O'CLOCK NJ the Northern horizon Il, up with epcn
did Aurora Bo.eais of extent and the brightest nts
Monday ht Bitterly codthe coldesl OF the season
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

NEW YORK, JAM 20 Flour: Southern and common
brands 81 So S.. Corn Southern 6sc
Tho East River is frozen Today and people
Ing on the ice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-23

The Alabama House have, by the Of 4S to g. post.
porcd until the 9th February The proposition from the Sc
male for the election Of T. S. Senator This /, regarded
cquvaen tho defeat of Mr.. Clemens reelection this
uin
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TILE STATE SENATE

Il will be seen from the proceedings yesterday that Tor
Inc favored the Democrats and that the following cass'
cation was decided by lot:
For service Of tuo years :Senators Tabo OF Norfolk
civ Boykn of Isle OF Wight Daniel o! Prince George
Isbe OF Cumberland Darlington OF Mecklenonrg stoVa
Of Halifax Brown of Bedford Saunders Of Williamsburg
Meredith of Richmond city, Baxton Of Richmond county
Moncure Of Caroline Thomas of Fairfax, Brent OF Fau
ouer Watson of Aoematic, Caoes OF Nelson Sheafa OF
Hampshire Pi,m,n OF Shenandoah Shelley OF Au!usa,
Layne of Allegheny, Grcaver of farewell, cOwan of Rus
SELL Cregh OF G.eenbrle Bass= of Harrison, Roger Of
Barbour, and Sweeney Of Ohio-viz: Is Democrats, III
Wings.
For service Of four yeas:-Senaors Parker OF Acco'
mac Smith Of Norfolk county Stands OF Southampton,
Thompson of Dinwiddie, Campbell of No'towuy, Wcer
of Pit,sylvana Stuart Of Patrick, McDcarmon OF Apo
maox Winston Of Hanover Ca,!el OF Gloucester, Doug
lass OF King William Mason Of King George White Ut Lou
doun Shacse,ri of Cupeper, Amber of Louisa, Gran
than OF Berkeley Funston OF Clarke Deneaie OF Rocking
man, Paxton OF Roekb:dge Barnett Of montgomery, Tate
of Smyh Ward Of Logan, Hall of Mason, Martin Of Mar
shall and Wade of Monongalia viz: 10 Oemo,iats b
Wings.
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CHARLESTON. s. c., Jas 2O.-The steamer Pamp.rc
sold a. Jacksonville: to-day for SIS $50. Capt Temple
ton OF New Orleans the purchaser.
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THIS Invention IS 'urr' "ie o. rrass te'1'
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Ss:nis awarded BY FtankIa lhsa"'el9i' ca l7i;.
sTIitGTNIA,-S On aSCE7Y c15c7; CoGIi OF
eey TO- n- eonay o. ien.Iro a s ne az "r:
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NEW YORK, JAS. 20-The steamer Georgia. from Cha.
e'ss with ~ passengers arrived here to-day She put 3l
passengers on board The steamer Philadelphia for New Or
leans.
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nTHI;, AGE "

This is the title of large and handsome Democratic TIL
weekly, jus, started in Alexandria By J. c. Bowyer and
". 3. Phillips. The editorials are marked with decided
ability, and both gentlemen have much experience
in journalism, doubt hi, enterprise will
be successful and that it will be powerful auxiliary
wards The redemption Of stronghold of Federalism. The
Editors have our warmest wishes for their success.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.-Flour: 2O00 bbls City Mil.
and Ho~ad street sold today OF 81 Is Nothing doing
grain.