Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10

Civ Hall lis great picture u: "Mtpsle reply 10 iiGye
and will up,n II exhibition next wech ~ - h".'c'
n;nr, md will attract crowds ri SsIioIs WI. fcay i
yer, ,,er modest retiring gentleman and ahrs E.eus
where THIS great national picture VIII 'mof!"]s
,hr ur,,or and painter. 1T ultimate cesii.'i"" Va ''o
piclufeis, we brIc.c, FancuiI Hall, Boston ,o,
Lon. charming, poc.ica political l.aia
ed the Metropolis .<, night, and took rooms '' . ~
little Irving House Her engagement at our theatre Is a'
nnunrrd in the bills for next week She will prove tn
10 the manager. ..---
. '"' 1-a"''' " BALTIMORE, FEB. I, l5'2
Oar is now fairly open; good deal q" h'anE
IT,. is rsDurcd down in the Bay; in consequence Oh WHICH,
ho nwss. IN t,r gj IN from Norfolk, has been 80 DAM
aged as 10 be delayed Tor repairs To give y" sole o
tie late ice obsucnns ii our commerce. our
accounts show only - clcarances tor ineiGii rols '
81 entrances Of foreign vessels during I've ""o'e - ~
month. :. S,,,, Son
a,nr in consequence Of picyiDus lie election has e a
Viii. 10 tie Senate making party lie tefe-c'e'.
en- Governor Loves office list = not yet open ~ INC
div naze of aspauts He will ren"vc Il great many ,
her snug little ullccshc will maze clean s"t''
ors anon The .ralarion In Office principle This principe
has rccrived good deal OF tomdha"E Criticism o o
Wing press and il does not give Satisfaction 10 'se
cy of This civ il! TO believe Inc argus, "n'I" ~
tends Away. have lis open to the sentiments " ~
o.rty Nuw The 'oiation IN "ilicc prhc'r!9 . j"ss ~
republican, Monopoly of Office Is opposed 10 sorla
that is IL say the peoples rights; thai Is u say,
sm-.nI is the doctrine Of Hhi.s Our Governor ID III w
right lTuck-pcace 10 hIin ;.,.,,i,,od ,rn
Some euen OF Washington and lis nei"hinlo" pro-
pose 10 situate village the Baltimore anu w.
Rail i,ond about Fl .c miles from the latter T,i D.
AN rxcrlien, site -and they have memoas'u 'le i
Company for the issue OF tickets al Such '' ' "
settlers there. - -., b,. ,,,;,I.,t
II is announced tina, Postmaster General mas "Tc."
upon ne nIuil arrangements Tor the ooet' o Nh. .ii
effect on The first of next March Two Hot'h'''l "t ,
be received at Wilmington each day; ana mere VIC IA
tue benefit Of receipts oil mails from ,T Ii ~ +
the day. we have now from tue worm; ' i" ,h
shoud ~. and hupc that there Is no mls!nornl" III '
TLr ,r,inn Of our CITY Council very Interesting POM
is attracting some remark. Some Gays ago. ulc
Branch passed resolution prompting our CIT!
lives to use their Influence IN passing through '''t
Iaturc It bill srantin. the Baltimore, " imin@un ''I
PhIatcna Rail Road Company, the Tght vi o'"slhS c
rho SusrueIanna at avrc DE- Grace Ii has no" rccat"
this resolution from the Second Branch TO MAKE IL inc so
ec of a discussion out of which, There Is II" irh9 "i'
action may come This il strange: The bridge Ss""e,
,n,1ss,v IN our ciy's prosperity. There IS some tah
about private influences at work ON this point a.'n+ '
CITY Fathers Now about this bridge; SONG "'''.. w. Wv,
inf our uilies has The foolish scishncss 10 tell u.s. l' ou'
Crw Nrvlan,crs are Stockholders in the Kan h"au I"
nv which is 10 benefited by this bridge ana ''G '"
on'Iizur tendencies Of which he rrstehIs To see MS :
his ARGUMENT against The bridge. Ii Is nj once s''is am
foolish argument Petty Jcaousrs ard pcity c'hs'''''',
should moi ride the interests -! our cy, ahn ""'''
they will We hope soon ~ see. , ;. rt-,
nal Church met in Union Hall last night, notice III me
Sun hu, ing called the meeting Tor The c's'er 'l"'
ing lIy d,cgatcs the Philadelphia Convention III -i'',i
where according notice viii hc discussed ''c a"''
of lay delegation into the Conferences. IL aPe',s M
the caller OF the meeting dt not care - ''Ir .o,
known which created good deal 4" disor1er '' '
somewhat excited this righteousness, Tue ntc''nS '
lost lis dignity perhaps may say bccoialh1 nc"aH'
motion convert the consoca;ion INTO pray Il ~e''-
lost 4 motion 10 take UP collections Tor The poor, 10! '
sake If doing something very dsodcry discuse" p'
finally lost Some vcntriluqHsm added to TIC aso'"i' Nv
souons were aopltd 10 the caller OF the !ce!n
who seems to have taken pains preserve lis tc0S' i"e
| character Of the meeting unfortunate:
Yesterday the noble Firemcn "i The Monumental il"se
C,muauy distributed 500 luavrs Of bread among Inc pour.
On last Thursday night Aumreur Concert, Tor Inc ot'e
OF the poor composed OF first ladies' cn,Iace' "iE
an brilliant audcuce in the New Assembly Rooms i! VIII
probably be repeated. 1t is beautiful WORK OF chaH!.-
rhos, calculated Judge, say thu; there Is hger ana @
private musical talent in Baltimore Than IN any o'lci el!
in The Union The ladies Of the Monumental Cy are gen
orally very highly accomplished ~