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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19

SENTENCED ron ILLEGAL VoTINe-Charles
Robinson, keeper Of public house, in fhlla'
delphia, having plead guilty to charge Of voting
twice at the late election in that city, was on
Saturday fined $50, and imprisoned six months
II was shown that he was drunk at the time he
voted, but the court seemed to thing that an
apurayaton of the offence.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19
NEw Yong Maui

II The Ohio Legislature adjourned on the
9Th inst.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-19

THE INVASION OF EUcADoR.-lt is said that
General Flores is at the head of the expedition
which has gone to revolutionize Eucador, and
that he has from 1900 to $500 men, and
steamer with eight guns, besides several smiling
vessels! 1t is also stated that several American
and English officers accompany him, and that
some desperate fighting may be looked for
Capt. Jackson, Texas ranger, is said to be one
Of his officers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
POETIEaI.
tn THE MEMORY OF MY COUSIN ". D. F.

TO THE MEMORY OF MY COUSIN W. D. F.
@ cnn II be- nv Cousin dear that thou at codly LAID
Within the dark and silent tomb where tia tal ofs"' u'
THE ,t, ,,os of auburn hair is all that left 10 me-
The onv link Of pleasures past 10 bind IN" sui 10 tnee
snr or ucnlle that shines 90 pure and brght
And ,bns that thou art roaming Though mat bright
orb Of light; ,
And bendn from thy starry home this snd world OF our g.
n soohe the hearts you loved and strew the wa!
with fuwers!-
Cousin! an, thinking now of happy by gone hours
When hand in hand wandered form through Nature
rest bowers s;s,.,, yet an
And watched the stars hat sparked FORTH so distant
We thought no, then Of Deaths cold dart OF WIN
Al those Mere bright but ascn hours which never can re-
,h .I eve, treasured be, in Memcry's sacred urn.
sor ,b., thou hast pns away, into the sprit land;
that thou o;ned the throng the white rooeo Sc
M there tho brightest face shines with halo from
high,
hail thee loved one Cousin minc and give no parting sigh
For thou canst though we can meet thee
Where Sorrows tear is never she'd where all is bright and
fair
Then LEI Us Join with faith and love the hope which God has
And seek TO again with thee within tho courts of Hsa
ven.
Cumberland County, Va V'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
FAR OUT AT SEA.
HeaaSSAS

Far out at seattle sun was high,
Whia veered the wind and Tapped the SAIL
We SAW q snow white butterfly
Dancing before the fitful gale,
Far out al sea.
The little stranger WHO had lost
His way, of danger nothing knew.
Settled awhile upon the mast,
Then futtered DER the waters blue,
Far out at sea.
Above, there cleaned the boundlcss skys
Beneath the boundless ocean sheenj
Between them danced the butterfly,
The spirit life In this vast scene.
Far out atsea.
Away he sped with shimmering gee!
Dim, indistinct, now seen-now cones
Night comes, with wind and ruin, and he
No more will dance before the morn,
Far out at sea.
He dies unlike his mates Tve seen,
Perhaps not sooner, nor worse crossed;
And he hath felt, and known and seen
A larger life and hope-though lost,
Far out at sea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
THE PILOT


The waves urc high, the night is dark,
Wild roam the fuuming iides,
Dashing around the s,raining bark,
As CALAMITY she rides.
"Piiot! take heed what course you steaf'
Our bark Is tempest dtivenP'
STRANGER be calm, there IL no fea.
For him who trusts in Heaven
"Oh, pilot! mark yon thunder cloud
The iiehtnng's lurid rivers;
Hsrk to the wind It's piping loud
The mainmast bends and quivers!
Stay, pilot, stay, and shorten sail,
Our stormy Try Sails riven !" :.
"Stranger, what matters, calm or gale,
To him who trusts in Heaven p
Borne by the winds, the vessels fees
Up TO the laundering cloud,
Now to,tering low, the spray winged seas
Conceal the top-mast shroud.
"Pilo. The waves break Ger US fast,
Vainly our bark has striven !"
"Stranger, the Lord can rule the bla st
Go, put thy trust In Heaven !"
Good hope Good hope one little star
Cleans DER the waste OF waters;
IT'S like the light reflected far
OF Beauty's loreliest daughters!
"Stranger. good hope He giveth thee,
As He has often given;
Then lea, N this truih-whate'er may be,
To put thy trust in Heaven"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
For the Enquirer.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC WORkS.--TlIE CEN
Al


By article ami section l4th OF the new Consution, the
voters in each of three districts into which the State is
divided required 10 elect one COMMISSIONS" 81 the
Board u Public Works. The important interests conded TO
this Boad, the extensive powers with which its nemb,rs
cuihed render tie Office O: Commissioner scarcely !nc
nor in dignity responsibility any under The Govern
ni> consideration has suggested TO many Of our ci
Middle Virginia the necessity Of looking around for
the most hnes capable and faithful" man. in section,
10 fill important station general concurrence Of opln
ion far asccrlaucd, as indicated General Wn Cor
A5enare, as better suited and therefore, possessing
hip.er claims to the post than any other.
General Gordon ia in the prime al life and in the full vgor
intellect. He possesses the experience acquired in long
service in The Legislature both Stale and national which
makes him practically acquanie! with the condition and
III Virginia in reference IN her internal Interests As
member o! Virginia Legislature he able iDGeai
gable and efficient in carry ing out those measures Of public
Improvement, which wcic dictated by enlarged views and
liberal policy merit and obtain the leading position
amongst t,r .1hlc o! that day-and, in regard
University Virginia, he ably and eessly md skiIfuly
seconded ssr.ncI plans Mr. Jefferson as cause
that gTea! t-n nnae h!r proudly and gratefully
AIS "i.tt w.i1; "'fs' aid a"i c"-npt7loa
lie woui ssr!e' n c nJalr enterprise 81 t,un,
ing III. q: iGsiit Ctl:Ia Virginia, when
the Just Iic every FTcnau Besides these claims
aud advantages Gen. Gordon possesses qualities and Carac
teslcs which render him peculiarly fit TO be Of the Board o.
Public Works. He is deliberate in forming his opinions firm
fearless in main tanning when formed and proyerpy
open independent and honorable in public well in p
vaia life es besides steady and consistent friend 10 the
cause Of internal Improvement He has resenncnts
crafty preIudc=s 10 ropatrin reference Of
The rea, leading lines Of improvement; in Inc State. These
nigh qualities giic every guarantee it II Zen Gordon be
elected oil the three Commissioners the public interest
AMI the private capital OF The State invested these works
will he in safe hands
There is one Other argument which beg 10 ado eminent
ly emitting Cen Gofjans friends his nomination and
election II is the wesno~n fact that his long and dsn
guised service in the advocacy OF the principles OF his
ca creed has never yet met any adequate by
the Democratic party 1t s that the office of Commits
sione Of Public Works is not TO be bestowed from party
considerations but IS hardly probable that the Wings
expect TO elect or will even nominate one OF their party
10
bes,owing their confidence should discriminate amongst the
several aspirunts, in favor Of "he most rorthy..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
y -1isGi2IA.-iN cnAHcEEy-rn ,.~ c,cem coaa

| = IIsStEES-Iu the Cil-tut
Frc.!sgics trgnty W.. u,v .grem5.r 70 ISL:
u,yt Kcra, commit a.4s, bavd Lyruu, a. Ir,'f. ia
Smith au! wIf. commits ..ns l. wac: Perry ara. Al ,iai' J
Burns cuppi' aaaI.,; tialn Wouy SC diets VII an
epr,a'i against Jacob IuE~r r.. tc.ts George R.aut
d.I Jasr .lscr a al aIan.: .Iu trysccS
LucE.ar ,rcI Gcf,I Ioli-.ll Chandler cpnut a.,.n.i
heirs al Ir ,mi ,,!ts simon Aa-n .
.ai4s I"i S.,:,aii DER. Jacob R.c,ar cull
ArXtn Irr decd, rel' John u Bru.ue & q, crar
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c"npi't, ,:cnr:c :: an. yi. * lett. l,7
ack rr,up:t a:a:nS anal .s.g. Sc..
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

ANOTHER WING FlRE.BRAND QUENCHED.
We rejoice tina, Yesterday the House promptly, and en-
nbn,jc,y riec,ed The motion TO take up Dir. lmboden
wh;u cd ecp,rda resolutions in regard to Virslnas re-
cel.ng her !isr,isuve portion of the Land Money! sma'
modicra mich the Wings ersry rinter rake up rom ''e
ASH and in Discussing the policy OF which, hey vase m
public time and spend nearly much nsney as ''e ""o'I
fund amounts TO- Tie Legislature have al immense ~ -
most important business which they were speciaS se'
to ,rarsac-without being Gby The attempts u c
Wing capital-makcrs bring up oepudatcd eue"' SUI
,cc This view was strongly pressed BY the Democrats ano
annc of the Whirs also.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
MISCELLAN EOUS.


The prssen, postage law is aboct to undergo modhca-
lions. A Washington letter says:
the House Committee with puptness highly creditable
10 It's chairman Dr. Ods have agreed upon bill, which
the fret opportunity he will report The provisions OF the
bill are that all printed shall be charged cent for
TWO and half under two thousand miles, and
double This rate that distance and fer every additional
ounce or fraction ounce cent. Newspapers not
exceeding OUNCE half OF The above rates The rates
simple uniform and cmpaauveiy cheap and although not
exactly what have recommends, yet they are vast nl
provesnt of the complicated and burdensome rates.
This bill will be reported md acted upon in short PERIOD
but will moi 20 in 10 rntil he Isl Of July
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
pROGREss OF KOSSUTH IL THE WEST

CLEVELAND, JAS 3l.-kossuIh arrived in this city this
evening half past O'clock He srreies with great
nthusasp by people along The road He addressed the
people briefly Salem and Ravena and crowds at different
points from the pllosm of the Eleven hundred dol
lars contributed and handed TO Ei:n on the route
A, Alliance he addressed by Judge 5. Spading,
Chairman Of The COMMITTEE and reaching this city,
vas received by the military and fire companies with a
.orchlight procession and was escorted to the "edde
House. which was brilliantly Illuminated He appeared on
balcony AMI enthusiastically greeted by an Immense
concuurse. He returned thanks briefly desiring TO be eI
clsed from saying account ot i'll health-that ne
desired rect. H. will speak Monday at the festival, and
IN tn evening he will adr, tine ladies' association.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
EjORRiBl.E MURDER CASE.

PHILADELPHIA JAS 3l.'Ihe manged remains OF young
l.ehuau priiar wan has been missing since the Sh OF
tnuarv Were found las n!.ut in the Delaware near Port
Richmond. His body dsncnIbeted, the head off, and
all lied up three sacks rney accideny discovered
by some children and from where they had been fro
in the leo
Andrew Mcbride who recently murdered his brother in
the same neshboood supposed have been concerned
In this horred deed in conagAon with his brother now
dead, and another relative.
dispatch dated Feb LIST. says there was crcumsantia
evidence against three Hungarian refugees who had
pied In the vicinity where tho remains found
The Investigation still progressing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

CHARLESTON, JAN. 3.-An explosion occurred between
sena. brick building IL by Is feet used as labora-
TO- attached The Arsenal entirely destroyed John
Bn!tzer private preparing fireworks for Wash
ington's birthday, and, il is supposed, whilst rammlng
Roman Candle the friction occasi.ned explosion, which
communicated the building. containing about fifty
pouads Of POWDER entirely destroy ing it, and blowing down
the wall Of third Bu,zer tried escape but buried
under tho ruins and horribly mangfed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
FIR n, Euouire

NI,ssrs Editors: As there has been call for Cnnrcn-
ion Of the farmers OF Virginia, and OF the friends OF ag
culture generally, 10 be held III connection WIN tie Anhua
Meeting OF the Virginia State Agricultural Sorcy, on the
lgh instant permit orcupy smell space In your col
mns for purpose Of commenting this movement 10 inc
attention of The public. The object OF those who have on
uacd this propositions as large an asseriolage
81 the intelligent practical men OF The profession as posi-
c with view Of entering into as thorough an lnVesSh
tiun and Gscussiun time will allow OF the ways anu
means best udapred promote The development OF our as
riculua TO cherish and dtIase mare generally te
.p, Of Improvement alreudy awakened 10 disseminate as
-icnlural intelligence By means oi The press ana To promote
IS far AS .nav be- profah: prosecution al this cardinal
oanc Of national indus'ry-nn oJec WORTHY OF The serious
,g,d II every farmer who is alike indifferent 10 the
urs,uS Of interest and deaf 10 the appeals o. phtriolsn;
~, s,t on hii obligation Of duty not In be cVaded,
G nlribun hy every means IN his power 10 promote ne
SUCCESS of an enterprise "a brnciicen and patriotic
Among the most obvious al pr"EiItn9 the object
in view tic university conceded pTorrcty OF Invoking
-atlvc encouragement not in The oes'owmcnt 81 any
nor the enhancement ui the prices Df agricultural
nrpdu,irs by any DEVICE limit compron but by the APP
pc,ion OF such stimulus in the way OF premiums rs IA
rev i, Iirrr, serve I" inri.,far "'''iF S'ef
.n,crn,s, and call forth the syr" cuninGon.
Tins be most cectually secured, II
seems 10 me- such Appropriated oi money from HE
public T ,sn-y with the contribution vi an equal a!nonA
private subscription, n" TO b" realized Without indShl'
effort as will together produce an aggregate amount Sui
ci.rt Ia sraln i""ng "I res2rct'rlIy and pernr
marcy institution with ali requisite powers and IA
cics successfully maintaining The general supervision II
the Agricultural interest 0i hr State large, sufficient
number Of district sa;is operate in their most ccuf
scrbrd sp.cres IN" Of its Local
The whule adjusted IN lha relations % mutual lc
pendencr md mutual sIserS IN i!m'nzn in
general system unccy Ia CScr ubiqai ous influence
the whole ni the CJmuJnwcatin an! call lnh
Give efforts Of the people, upon whosa energy The sac
c this any kindred scheme must ultimately depend
Such sc!c;: The above brief outline Suggests is
before ;;c Legislature ard is likely 10 meet with that favor
al It's hands which its Intrinsic merits and public Importance
ca,s il command. had intended 20 have dwelt In
this article lie importance OF sustaining effectively the
Southern Planter, tie only III the State devoted
clusivey the o; Agricultural mPovcmtra paper
in oil respects deserving public patronage and public
roniieHce-gS another most obvious means OF promoting
The interests uf which reaiiug; but the importance III
the subject, and the desire not 10 be tedious prevail 10 in.
duce its postponenent until find leisure Tor another
ehur essay that subject. ARATOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
DESTRUCTION OF rHE SrATE-HOUSE AT &C


CoLuanUs Ono Feb 1.-The old State House was COM
peely destroyed by fire this morning TIE fire broke out
in the Senate chamber about 3H oclocs and before the
flames could be reached the heat had become 50 intense W.
TO drive remen and others such distance as 10 ren
dor oil efforts the building unavailable The desk OF
tho clerk OF the House saved together with most Of the
valuable papers OF The body but every thing else was des-
,royed.
The Legislature will probably adjourn after the reception
of Gov kossuh who expected here Wednesday, The
Odeon Neilps Hail. or the Supreme Court room, will pro-
badly used for the meeting Of the Legislature until! ohe
arranpemenls are made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

BETRAYER OF SMITH OBRlEN.-On the 18th OF
December party of boarded the brig Callao in San
Francisco and brought ashore Capt Ellis her commander,
who alleged have betrayed Smith OBIien when he at
tempted escupe from Van Diemans Land The captors
conducted him the Mission Doors, three miles from
the city, where he requested TO refund the money nc
ceved from Mr. Brens friends the occasion referred to-
On bis promise to do So he released
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
ARREST OF KossUTHs FRIENDS AT VIENNA

ARREST OF kOSSUTH'S FRIENDS AT VIENNA.
"A letter dated vi nna December 25lh after referring % the
mysterious arres, and imprisonment of koSsuths Sisters
says:
seems thu naeI May "aS arrested heeat Vienna
Al The same time being charged far can learn win
holding corrnunca with kussuh and kossuths family
This MAY has since burnt himself death in his prison,
which il rather omnous circumstance. Many arrests
IN We made lately among the students OF Vienna pa
cuary The medical school and the Polytechnic lnst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
TUE CASE OE TOMAS p. LEVY.

WAsHISoroN, Feb 3-rnis morning j. P. Levy. who was
arrested in Phlsdepha and brought 10 this city on the
charge of holding Illegal communication with the PRESIDENT
OF Mexico offered gave bail in the sum OF S50O0 Tor his
appearance Court MIR Hart, member OF Congress from
New York, became his bondsman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

Mr. WALLACE was without his knowledge. elected by the
Stockholders Director the Bank of Virginia Being
Chairman of the Committee Banks in the House Of Del
sgates deems it improper that he shoed accept the
pontmen He has, therefore, sent in his resignation TO the
Beard of Direcfors-[ South Side Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

NJ. KOSSUTH AND THE N. JERSEY SENATE
Tho Senate Of New Jersey struck OF the kossuth
uons that clause in which the Magyar chief recognize
the Governor OF Hungary. Thus amended, the resou
tons passed both Houses
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

BOMBARDMENT OF THE ISLAND OF JOHANNES.
New YORK. FEE B. 1852 ILLUMINATION has JUST arrived o.
the h"noaTdnent o the lslnt Of Johannes the 9th Ac
gust last, ov the L. S. sleep Of war Dale for the uuu liz
p'isoament o: Capt. Morris Of The barlle Maria.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

DEATH OF JAMES G. BIRNEY.
BUFFALO, FEB I've learn from Detroit that James 6.
Birncy, the Presidential candidate The Liberty party In
1884, died at his residence in Michigan few days since
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, FEB 3-he election held last night by
the Stockholders Of the Central Railroad Company resulted
Ia the triumph Of t,e entire eios Ticket n,njostoi
5000 shares Mr. Thompson will therefore be the future
President of the road.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
IMPORTANT DECISION.

Nkw Yonx, JAS. 2l.-In the Superior Court to-day
Judge Roosevelt decided that rail road company has
right TO subscribe the stock another rail road company
without the consent u aii the Stockholders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

BALTIMORE MARKETS, FEB. 3, P N.
tLouR-240U bbls Howard sold today al "a IL
Is. Sales closed alta 25 WHEAr-Sales of white at 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
MRS FORESTS DERt;T

NHw York, Fee. 3.-Mrs. Forrest made her debu, last
night according appointment. Ii completely sue
ce.siul The house crowded and she enthusiastic
cal;y appauded. No disturbance whatever took place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
IN2OM LILY a.

fNa.
CHAatEsTo Feb 2Ths steamship Isabella arrived hero
tocay Havana was quie; The pardon OF the American
prisoners was not approved OF By the people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

NEW YORK MARKETS, FEB. 3, P. NJ.
CoTToS-Dul; rittIin. 81 a 6S. CoRS-S000 bu.'cl,
Southern white SOLD to-day al rs q 81 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

HARRISBURG, FEB 2.-Gorcrnor Biger has granted
pardon TO George Albert, who convicted some time
ago Kidnapping and sentenced 10 ten imprisonment
In The Penentary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

The Daguerreoypists OF Boston taking daevrrrcoype
Tx nesses very successfully by the DrUmnuHd 'h Ills
said that they can Tie scs 81 the sh!
~ Than they when taken ny The Sunlight
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

The Governor of Louisiana has vetoed the bill cancel
Ing The State bonds issued for the of the Citizens Bank
Of Louisiana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer:

Gentlemen Il wss u-l sitting down write paragraph
cas tie atra;.on of the people Of Virginia the name
OF Francis +. .rcs, Esq gentleman every way Gual-
fed I'll 'o- the nes: Board u Public Works
when my rested upon the c0nInca lion in your psper
III to-day heartily endorse all that a Snbscrtcrr has said;
and i'll addition, Will state that upon fhr subject OF rail
road we'll other modes y" public Improvement b. which
tour old mother is 10 be restored 10 the original position in
the family Of other States Mr.. Ryes is perhaps as thorough
tentioa, for many years back has been spe cav directed
In this SUBJECT and have been informed good authority
that with regard 10 rail roads Mr. r. PROBABLY much
more familiar with the laws OF different States than anv
lawyer in The land and for the tina, his has
been SO much identified with works Of this description that
he has made Them study for many years. haye no doubt
alr kives would accept this position and satisfied no
better selection could be made. READER
February ?, 1852
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06

tc',"6 ta t-Is--OclI1 81 S>hior ocFF!cn pUe-i C.
10! accident.
e.: LIST " FEB General ilaminn has CALF! the
Tex legislature tic Chime filed az liz
the s,tr Tor 00one item OF which is for services in
negotiating the acknowledgment; Of the independence Of the
late republic al the Hague.
Senator b. !rens wife died Savannah on Monday last,
Thomas Randall BOAR ling house keeper, accen y
shot here to-day by Patrick Farrels private In the T.
Artillery Verdict accidental death.