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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
WEpSEspAv, FEBRUARY Is, 1852.


Sir Fish pressn.cd the memorial of Henry Grinne
New York. rsrin The United states tree oi charge, tt
vessels, Advance ana tes'nt, i.'ey chIa.ea IN u
search Tor Sir john Franklin ard suggesting that they 10
yefber with small propeller bc sent upon u'er eSped
zion in search OF the same parties AlSo pc'h sshG
b. 300 persons Of Sew York praying 'a' SUCH expedition
NAV be fitted out
Mr. Hamlin reported from the committee on printing Ia
favor OF printing kossutts letters Q, htn"s u Ion2':
and The Government laid before the Senate !rs.sLl'y
| Mr.. Bo:and opposed the printing 10 unnecessary
! Mr. Chase advocated II. .
Mr. Badger moved il 10 he laid the table Lost yr
| Is, nays 2l ,,,s,t .
,.rs IN which Me,Sr- Seward. Cass, Chase, li'Bf
Downs and Sog!c favored il, and Messfs Is iasef C'e
Bu.ler Byrltnd and Ru-k opposed H. Inc tepo, % ~
committee adoptcd 3ni le printing oF's'e" =: ''c '
YEas-Messrs. Bright Brodhead; CHss, nhl:s' Dlsi'
Dodge OF Wis, DJd-e .! Iowa. D'" e':,
Cx!n Hainin Jones OF Iowa, ;n'N''' ;''''s' 'e"ic
smith Souir, stockton, Sa:nncr
EaTsMes<1s Atchison Badger el H'dand Ba'i~'
Clarke Clemens Dawson. EiS', T5st'' Inner, '1's,
Tenn King Miller Norton Pratt, kieN, SpFn'ncc Lnds:
ON motion OF Sir !laln.n the bill allowing drawbacks
ooJ imurted from Texas int Mexico, w!s !aEen up
,rdereI to be crg,osscd 10! i:i reIt.ng TIE Sena:
''e" HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker stated that the first business IN order was e.
unfinished bushes, u; !rs;e:i,y.
Mr. Hendricks Of Ind, Chairman Of ;he Committee
Nlleage had the floor. ami a!e>>-d the House al n-.
length ia ;lyDr o. the bill uniaTc -i.rltlon
ilr. Williams ot Team, <AiI IA notwithstanding tht d.
bat. had lis;c! diva 40; sgc member mac pro-
remedy for the esd "ncI vas complained o. Pi!c,i
certain sum per u" coun nos nave The effect:
The question !I-n taken npon he nl being sa-r1s
I'd and read ibri lc uaon whr; 'h"aycs an! lays
,ier!anist which So, ri"d-aye- 100 nays -
Tho bin was then II inirA lime ard passed; tae p'ey.
vipls gic.i!J alvia pe"n incfp5-ei ~ 'e'eh iu't
,.,ba."
The rex, business on tie Sparkero table was 'as
crantln. "a the State -: Missouri the Gh' :" way an:
portion Of the public doma'o aid in the construct"
Ger. an rail roads therein
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC WORKS:

The ucw Constitution provides mat the oale sa' ~ VI
- , ,h,," districts each If which shall elect C,nl-
,ionrr of Public Works. The large powers conili1 10
,ns nners invest Them with much dignity a' r-
Nome but Of talents: character and en- ry
.ir;i - rIrctpa 10 fill these Offices. The writer II 'As
communication knows one with better kn""iec"r :"
~. t3l works Virginia and her sister States anu win
ur zeal in ;fc cause uf public improvement than George
EiiZnrrh Esd Caroline. lie, therefore, bcSs leave TO
,llre MIN in nomination before the voters OF TINS D!s
rct ~ ore who's" striking and original views o internal
Improvement and whose zeal enterprise an! energy, would
iuse new life and vitor into the public works Of me 't"
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E,or thc En1ilirer.



The object of communication s 10 call public alien
lion to the nam" q" IoHS j. LoSDoS Esq. ol Richmond
cItv as siah. 'rIson Tor the Office o commission
ar 81 Public N.ls Thrrc peculiar qHaincall3n- tc
ous. TO The iaGul ana efficient performance OF the dulles
which will thus position. An a*pnnt should he
business man public Spirited 81 most Hd1mHdd!e energy
and ser iatcgrify Of Character BESIDES ne should be "c
acuuaincd with iae geographical wants Of the State and
should possess vigorous comprehensive lln ihal womb
urp all interests and further all enterprises which Womb
.nar. 10 e common benefit OF the COCA old Common
wealth W. ca!,n Tor Alr London all these requisites
The Judgment VI his a!o% cllIzcns ut RICHMOND III be-
uwu. upon him trusts honor aud confidence, Is The best
tribute 10 his uIt! and well does MI Lo;ion inertia more
,nar.r coi! fence those NJ his fellow. CITIZENS OF ne
p,dnon, country whose favorable opinion OF him in early
life mas been 50 heartily responded 10 and Illustrated IN the
yIciuanc ~ hS years. The position requires nan
If practcuL business turn Of mind. We longer want
fine span theories in regard 10 the resources OF Ntglna hui
practical ro"inc acire energy when sall dertope those
resources and place the State the high road Ia advance
mcnt In wiracvcr Mr. London has engaged he has t,
cnced qualities which cmnrny N him Tor the responsible
trust cf Comlis soncr Public Works, and wc Invite 10!
him tavorao clnsieratnn before the public, aud trust
that that pubc will him 10 the Office on the day Of
election iiEphoNt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
ruE STATE AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION

THE STATE AGRICULTURAL CoN'hN io.'
Assembled a, II o'clock yesterday, In me nun
Methods, Book Concern Of this city ,.,.a,,d INF.
Tho Convention was called 10 order b. Mr. Ea''ui'
fin of Hanover on whose notion Mr. " 49,
Of We,:n,,felani was chosen chairman AZ. '' "
takin. the chair delivered nen ana "ip,"p
~ ,i, e Mr. Frank G. Ruin OF Alternate, DIR. Chs.
! , ~ Get, -, u.nrico was appointed Secretary.
ira Giyi,- gentlemen appeared in the Convention and
/ look their seats:
! AMHERST --lS Richard G. Morris
AlpEuAxLE Tnos Randolph Minor, VIM AndeT-
sen, s"uhn Jno Car,"r Kin , m" "ss u'I,
Many Jas Fry Raleigh CoI>'on. Edward tnInahoht'
ino Moo.s, Benjamin Wood Jno Wood lr.' X y Now
ArsvsrA-Jos Bell Nicholas Kinney, James Walker
John Brown.
AMELIA Geo c Reeves
BRusswlcK- " Field, Jones' lhos u Ean'"n'S' +
Il EdmonGs
C,RoLIsE-Thos Anderson, d Dclcnrnett
CrMsERLAxp--A Ambrose Ford, Fl Davis
FAIRFAx-C + Stewart
| E.uouIER-Jnhu Scott.
| rinvcn,,:p-J NJ Norson, Rich'd L Allen j..
! H,Snvrw- Edmund Ru1in, W Richardson. William ,
Br"ckenhr"ugh :. :. ,r. p;,ohis =,
f,h y Viii nus rs { SPOTS Jas Sutton, Jr Crcr-
shaw N F Bowc d " Hasa JOS Burton, Jas NJ Carter
Rich'd Hill, II.
King AND QrEES- L Dew.
LovISA-A y RaElihi
N,prsoS-Jos \ Reid.
MrcxIrSprsG = T0wncs
NorToway- + G Booth, Richard lrby.
NElsoS-H W Harris
ORAxoE-W G CrenShaw.
KIcraySp City -Jno NJ Patton, Jno Whitfield, Jos |.
Wa!thaIl Bernard Pcyton, Henry CabeI Jas Seldom
& Davis
RocxrxGnAM-R Grailan
WysTMoRElASD- Nilioughbg I.cwion.
Dir r 4 Ruiin Of Al5emae moved that a committee o'
seven be appointed prcpatc business Tor The Convention"
which adopted ;,
The Chairman appon;, the following gentlemen ms sad
conmee:-Mcssrs Edmund Rufiin. Tn Randolph OF Al,
hen,are F q Rufn, Ro Grattan OF t"cEin@han he'ha,
Peyton of Richmond CITY, VI Moison nf G1ochihd, ahd
Edwin G Booth OF Nnnwav go ,
On motion u: r l. Rutlin tho Chairman OF the Conven-
lion wus added IL the committee ;,
4 committee U five appointed. on The motion o VIZ
franklin Minor Of Abema'c to nominate permanent ON
GERS of the Convention be reported adjourned meet
ing at / 7. VI. yesterday, at the Capitol Conml1'ee-
Messs Minor al AnenIare Morris of Amherst richardson
of Hanover rho Richie J OF Nenrico and Anderson OF
Caroline.
On motion "C Mr Frank g Rufin, committee Of three
was appointed confer with the executive committee OF nc
State Agricultural! Society," 10 ascertain it terms on winch
proposed cooperate Committee: Messrs lF2v, lie"
| and Seldom
Mr. Oh B Williams moved thai the Convention ADJOURN, 10
r.ase,nbl a. O'Clock in the Hal! Of the House ol Dele
gates. Carried.
The Convention re-assembled at O'CLOCK IN tho Hall OF
the House Delegates. An additional number VI delegates
a appeared and took their seats
liz, Franklin Minor of Alhemarie from the committee tf
nominate officers, made the following report;
| For President Edmund Ruhn Of Hanover county
Isl Vice Observation-Disclosures Newton OF Norhulnocr'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
ANOTHER NEW NAME.

Nhis-ery has been the ewing" party the De
,acratic Whig" party, III: ~ non party ana no" inc ~
:, Eu.,in speaks Unconstitutional Union Wing part!
r IT,. State Of iuuslna This last disguise will prov:
,5en M better than before rs ,ae y. o Courier says:
Arc nor an ri our cic,l parties constitutional If So
yhv speak of The constitutional Union Wing party JiS
"a though our parties not constitutional Inc WEES
ar. ever fond aonp1us They now have stretched
themselves out toto .,n Constitutional Union Wing party
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

To the Voters Lo,,i.r co,,u. q

hereby ahn"unce myself n candidate iJr the y:Fsf
hold ot tl"ra d III" Courts ni This county i hayr
for sometime making this annunciattun hcctu--
To ascertain M far ! could before making il. yosG {"
regard Ia my 5cng candidate Hayin. ,!iscl,ar-g:
ties of Inc sad Offices for upwards or nr,y war. i
nnr with whie.l you are all familiar take u io rlG'
i:cly IN ne guarantee yDu ha." ia my past x
Dc 'y,intu'e course If elected, IN preference 70 nE
h"ns might now mako. Respectfully your teiil~
Jan 30-cw4w JOHN Run.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

- ,i,r lawn Of New Cumberland for the establishment
M scnaro,e election precinct 10 he located at said town
~ air TaLGorrOf citizens OF Randolph, that TWO com
~ riIril NAV he attached 10 the l3i I'm Regiment Vi
"a @ and 10 giant said companies the privilege vi nus.
,nr in future az some point in the Horse Shoe on ehea
| river. -. ,:., os p oct;rob,n f,r H. in
c-r,inr of company construct graded road 1h'"usn
| Eroyr's G an in the Blue Ridge.
pu Mr. 4 ,nwELl--Of the Stockholders ana DIRECTORS OF
the rormon and Palanc Wire Suspension p'!I9e, f''"''
sfr,,in nu.n> the application 0t ttnit ~ h"9iess t"'
,rarcs done their ferry tv the erection 81 siiu pfi-e.
Bv IIr SArSprRS-Di +. l.. Harrison 'ia ls pa''' ~
fL Sta te may be authorized 10 issue notes unhef 'c
nation Of five dollars, and that notes ~ 'hat
Cnm foreign corporations and individuals, may o' w.
messed Also of citizens OF Prince William, 'a' 1"c .'
%. the iih Judicial District may be located III eAii"'
| RESOLUTIONS. 90,
g.: l Dow HSG-Of amending section I, cnaP'e! ~
cf ii ode a. 10 vest in Circuit Courts the power o. &c
ccsjn ,orces racuio mdtrn0nii for the causes therein
| cnunria;cd. :,
XIV Nj TowxxsOf summoning all the acting justices IN
| some sprcia eases as nov provided by law
PETITIONS.
Ev Mr. Wu,-r Of Hanover O Edmund Rufn, requiring
OF hc Revenue OF The counties, 10 aste tam
the Quantities OF all lands married OF lined.
Be Mr. R,RlSspS OF R.-Oi Joseph 4. Hlnsheo sca'ef
of weights ana measures in tie City oI Richmond ilf al
incrcss, Of the fees uf his Office.
Rv Nj WiLry-Of Jos. W. Hnl, and others of Ne" Ihs-
r IN Crain county trustees OF the Union Church popfF'
for the passage of an act authorizing Them 10 dispose e lie
! -. . No.. ID
& motion OF Mr. JACKSON of Il. and W.. tie House ad'
IyurTtd
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,,no.S,oJ,ho, ,hev he printed.

Mr.. CAss suggested that they be printed
Mr. CHASE moved that the letters ot printed. .
Mr. BADGER inquired il that motion cid not go 10 Inc |o
m,iitee Printing!
The CHAIR rtpic! in the affirmative.
Mr. BoRLASD expressed the wish That the motioh 70 PIN:
would no, be insisted upon
Mr. CHASE declined to withdraw his motion, It was reie''
I'd To the committee on Printing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
For III: Enquirer.

i
Msssrs Editors Allow 4 small space in your paper
10 enable me PROFOUND To our Legislature few plain
oestjnns F:tS Il The State OF Virginia under mo
raj Obligation make remuneration 10 the lGsiiccs q"
the nearc w!, .aye had the office OF Sheriff When
the, cnnece take upon themselves The burden 81 me
, .a.r v, - PROMISED &c Spiritually Tor two E.nfs a.
,Sr.t ,,c jTuu5ie and which n" ncc'nI ~
the office ri Justice OF Peace. Now. by me n"
CONSTITUTIONS winch been adopted the Office OF justice
of the pea. uac the old Constitution has been Abolished
and Of them have faithfully served the people
twenty five years are Ia be turned out Ike an
old horse out with service without any reward Tor
faithfully performing the peoples business Ought ms 10
be su2 doubt every considerable person would say
II ought not if remedy be provided And can va!
be devised by united wisdom do them justice ana not
be 700 onerous IL the peolei The people might them
selves compensate The justices ii they would, and IN way
which would nothing the little trouble OF
ing 10 the polls and comforting upon le The olcc OF She!
M as they would have been entitled under tie old Cons
utDn But from the signs OF The times they Go no
intend 10 do it, Would il be too much 10 say The old JUS
css who have had the Sheriiiity should hence!orth
no, be taxed the exemption 10 commence when they Gn-
Ger the old Constitution would be entitled TO the Shet1a
2 The people are horrurstruck a; the idea OF Virginia
cpudatinr Does this conduct towards The Old Justices
noh very much like reputation II seems the people OF
Virginia arc indebted the Justices for services rendered
which they promised pay by comforting upon them the
Office of Sheriff and BY their OF adopting the new Con-
sution, they manifest disposition not TO pay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
THE CL.FtEELAED RIOT

CLEA"EthED FEn. l2.-Ah,;m Gi/nL:n,ci uca X
session 81 the Homeopathic MadIcal College IL.
i"" military companh. wrf" gaIr.spnel al the cous'
nd t." artillery made The Itl Eeif im.illarte,s ~
r.o''rS ~" were arrested yesterday wec. continc:
The militia. wcr" discharge! lf,,n .iury to-day :.
thinI i NV 1'ii-ttiy qCi4t. Tia rim aa,ec, o. ::
are uni.: examination
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

DEP. IN Il" .l,h lnstan'. Paul. FREDERICK iasaG
e. and lar: :. Il kimhfog4h IT, friend. and 4. :
the i'1iy tru f,fcct;u!y requested to attend his ..t
residence oil to- 6.:ber. (>a1ctoe Hill Hou.rl al Il o..
on Friday it - Il Inst. whou; farther uo;ice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

We saw Yesterday, tine possession OF Hm H. AaciaT-
lana ESD a large aud beautiful Geer-skin The animal .
wear OLD wAs killed on Grassy CIR ck Ri,chin coun,y, Va.
b. Mr. r. II kinacy Cvi Engineer aud hy him is present.
Cd through Mr II. the Virginia Historical Society II
is sort of A!bnohriGg 'kwh!ts, with the exception
ot black care and snail black spots, slrinklsd
hnit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

Ills the impression, lrsoaa that the Presidential
electoral Of 1852 Will b. according 10 the apporon'nen
under III. census o. 1850 rais - isnk" the present APP
poronent under ;u OF ISL will govern the Prrs
Dental vote OF this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20


lst Frances G Ruiin of Albemarle.
End Thos Ritche Jr. OF Henrico county.
The question then taken on the adoption OF me re-
port, ami ii determined in tho affirmative Mr knihn
On taking III. Chair returned his thanks in appropriate
marks. But have room for tather details to-day
They will be published Tomorrow.
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ED.

>'iRai-U t. |'ri1a n.ur.cr Cru " m the ~. ~
r.. Il. pr,,.s Sd 4 Ci.tEES.JS ! i,cnn,,at Il
d. stgi ri in. Anderson, GsG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
,.,,,,,.n ,1,.-@sSI uENRJcO

meeting Of The Democrats of Henrico VIII oe h'.'
their Court House on Monday LIST March, al l. c'oc' "
the purpose Of appointing delegates to the
C.,,y,n,i,n which meets in Richmond on 2lii MATCH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
CHkSTEEEIEi.D ,.IEHT nit.C

4 TfENliI%' -ParaGe IN front OF Farmers Uote.. '
q caes"rl - MONDAY. sd .as,. ;rsciss, a: 10 ed.
'niy einl!r1 arms an .c"!;:emcu- III order i',r
iirl WIN al" uanH caG:E by oE'ct nf your rh
Feb i1-cSr NN ~ 'tyIt.it,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
LOLA MONTE.S

Will take her benefit night. On NedRe sday night she
was received by one Of the crowded houses of the
sor-,onprsng many ladies and large proportion OF The
mcabers Q! the .wo Houses of the Legislature. After
pretty comediet,a well acted by Nrs. Potter, Mr. Phelps
&C. then came oil I've ballet in which the distinguished
Lola appear. An intense curiosity 10 catch the s'
glimpse Of her manifested oil directions. Her anceS
are peculiarly Spanish and novel, and her style entirely OIL
nipsl Unlike most dancers she throws passion and eo-
oucnce into her beautiful feet ant they certainly twinkle with
exquisite grace energy and expression they rapidly beat
pitt pat on the floor.
We were especially struck with her Pas de Nalo. Sail
ors Hornpipe In this, her beautiful boys tress-a der
costumes were rich and elegant delicate beau: I'd
mil ihy set off Her eyes tus IS day h:' S!ra b! 81 hs;
shore with soft brightness. aud tie; well c:s.ts7 "i del
ca features looked sweel she curtseyed and KISS
ed her hand response the loud cheers which her per-
TO- NANCE clicked and which called her in front OF the cur
tain, after the piece.
sehe ballet we'll gotten up; the baet-chorus well
trained especially in LArragonaise and the gallop Mr.
Cane grotcseue and cu,nc Mr. n,dall conducting the
Orchestra with taste and skill; the music sp ed and
agreeable The ballot viii be repeated to-ngh,-when
large crowd WILL doubtless assemble the last of one,
whose remarkable vicisstudes III fortune have excited al
most as much curiosity if she were wonde: OF the
wo.d!
LAST night there was another very large house.
FIRE-We regret learn that very destructive fire &C.
cured at ruckahoe Gooch'and yesterday morning. about
Two O'Clock by which fellow-to*nsman, Maj Jesse
Snead meets with very loss. His barns containing
large quantity of corn OATS &c. were destroyed also MS
stables with eleven valuable mules His total loss is esa-
ted at s., 600. No insurance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

s4NRE NuNAS.-ln ho:o. al the .1d. :h-re will BE- IS.
play o: f.-g Works Il, The armpIy. Sttgfti: .
intncn. ~ CT 1t nclocs. L. addition 10 Rockies. Bt
IA anu Nerc Wheels. there wil! be- fixed t
SGn S'af, E1+2, Trees Pyramids &c. and as 'hf :
"inct tLs "c'"Si ne great distress Ia Richmond. u ;
cha'se T"E<Ii FIVE CENTS admission; lie i'.s.
paced IN the hands OF the frlal. Benevolent Sl-riy
iheIe l. aUII= .uun - accommodate thuueth. J.,
the enclosure Should it the ,iGre appoInet'"
Will be Leierfe' IntI. farther notice r.
The AnuprS Ban! vii be IN a;:s dance. -
4 ESAS SHAVING SCAP.-A supply o."
a Shaving SAP received b. ,rr y.
FEB. ~ P. JOHNSTON & BkOl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

The Virginia Colonization Society VIII hod It's "'"''
e.t;p IN n. Capol Tonight Its session is expected 10
m fail IF r,-s IA addresses will be made BY many good
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20

THE VOICE OF 4 TRUE DEMOCRAT.-Ex Cover
Steele OF New H ampsre has published long letter
the subject Of the Maine liquor law. He takes decided
stand against any such enactment in New Hampshire
Among other things he says the Maine law will not only
work injury the temperance cause but create partcu
larry in tie nearly politically divided, bitterness Of
feeling which will be seriously felt for years"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-27
6s.
0bc Dailp l)ireinian.
Persia.

ATTEMPT To AssAssINATE THE SHAH-1he
Erzeroom post has brought letters to the 9th
ult., from that city, and To the 2Sth Of August
from Tnbreez. On the 9Th Of Aug. an attemp.
to assassinate the Shah of Persia had taken
place at Tehran. The Shah, accompanied by
his Prime Minister and bya numerous suite,
had quilted that day Kasri Millak, on ahunting
excursion, and had reached the skirt of wood
near Maveranda, when six addressed Perslans,
with petitions, approached the Shah, who ut
once drew in the reigns of his horse and took
the papers held out to him. 1t is usual in Per-
sin, on similar excursions. for the Sovereign to
proceed alone, and keep his ministers and at
tendants at distance of several hundred yards,
and when he stops they do likewise The Pc
titioners were OF the sect OF Babi and after de-
livering their papers two seized the bride OF
the horse. and tho other four surrounded the
Shah, and loudly, and with nenacing gesture,
demanded redress for the insult done to their
religion, by having put their chief TO death
The Shah courageously ordered them Off but
before his suite came up, two of the fanatic ruf-
fans drew their pistols and fired at him. two
balls of which took effect; tho first wounded
him in tho month, and the second slightly graz
ed his thigh. Immediately after this attempt,
they took to their heels, holly pursued by the
httenuants. lhree coniriVed 10 escape III lhe
wood, one was cut down by the Mntezimer
Rikiab, and the other two were seized and con-
veved to Tehran, for the purpose OF obtaining
clue To the conspiracy, The Shoh's wounds
were so light that the next day he proceeded
in grand ponp to the mosque, in order TO offer
his thanksgivings for his miraculous escape
On his return TO the palace, the ministers, and
the Russian and English Ambassadors and the
Charge d'Afiairs OF the Porte in full costume,
congratulated him. Public rejoicing also took
place, and the city of Tcbran was illuminated
at night. On the 10th of August, intelligence
hod been received of the seizure Of the three
assnssins who had effected their escape, and con-
ceaed themselves in the woods. They were
discovered in WE'LL and were drawn out and
cut TO pieces according to the orders given by
the Prime Minister
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-27

NOTWITHSTANDING es from Charlottesville the
days heretofore viz: Tuesdays hursdays and
4aurdays. Schedule time Of arrival, Ia m Leaves on
SUNDAYS, Wednesday, and Fridays, at 3
PACKET MAll.-The Packet brings Way Mail
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays, and takes Mon
days. Wednesdays and fridays. On Monday morning, a
Richmond aud Northern mail is received by the Packet.
RAILROAD MAIl.-Maiis dispatched by the
Railroad daily at 30 m Tor Forrest Depot Liberty.
Buords, Big Lick, Saem &c md Tor Finca ,le and Tor
The present, all the watering places
BY the Railroad are also sent, Tuesdays Thursday
and Saturdays mails ior Bedford Floyd aud Franklin.
LEXINGTON AND PATrONSBURG MAII4-Ar-
rives daily, except Sunday, at cap m.
Leaves daily, except Sunday at half-past six.
FARMYII.LE-hu res daily, except sunday, about
midnight, bringing the mail from Richmond and parts
North, South and West of thai city. Leaves daily from
IL 10 ~ p. IN, except Saturday night.
Arrives, as herr 'ofore, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and SATURDAYS. Leaves, - heretof1e Mondays,
Wednesday, and Fridays, at a.
PEDLAR MlILS-ArriYes, as heretofore Mondays
and Thursdays, between 10 and II Leaves about
p m, sa1 days.
4y- Mail closed at 6 p m.
97- On Sunday morning. the office will be kept open
for one hour after the Mail is ready for delivery.
Aug lS-dts WIN. NJ. BLACKBOARD, =. M.