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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
Newark.

An enthusiastic Wing Ratification meet
ing took place at Washington Hall laSt wednesday
evening Hon J. C. HoInbloWer presided. TIE room
uas filed TO ovt thuuing and large number were I'M
able 10 gain admission. Revolutions were passed Gu
dorsnR the Dominees and the platform Speeches we're
made by r T FrelinRhuysen and G. Parker, oil New
am BENJAMIN GARDINER Of Alabama, aud William
Robinson. The meeting adjourned with nine cheers
fnrt candidafnA
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The south.
The Whin

The Wing papers received here from the
interior Of Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina all
announce the Wing nominations sDd platform with ex.
pressions Of satisfaction and say they will be supported
by the Wings OF their respective states.
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tn. s a 4. S @Sl. S.I 9S' only the success
"a De very ~ 10 leave my ~ here inst now 70
n oct o. w. yitation bus much iniebosd ID you
sgsyeuaI T.. !, In leanns me ia remembrance
sJSn vpoN HIRAM KErcHUM.
~ No % East FUURTEENiH-sr, June y. i8ol
1 have he'd the honor 10 receive yOnr favor
sfsI. 1t reaus,Dg nav o'essucs at the Grand Rat.
30 b. heh W this City the 9th nst, aad
500 ~. fsslov Wings on thar occasion.
Dos n1 i~sl hound ia cendor say that public IN
brsy, sbea have duly eished, compel me to os-
- IS rep e ara. as,,.;or how.var tax. occasion
- sn nhle services " General ScoTT, AID cherish
y .,sIn pcrs.rsl attachment Governor GRAHAM.
.ai. q sH S sS'rs Ss;' sad %
gS,sm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

WASHINGTON, Thursday, June A,d552
The Senate, in Executive Session. have
confirmed the appointment Of Samuel Bars,ov. OF
Mich as United States Attorney for the District OF
Michigan, rice Bates resigned.
A grand trial of McCormick's and Hus-
sey's reapng machines Is now being made.
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Later from south America.

BosToN, Tbursday June q Lo0~
letter received here dated CapiaPo'
~. a 40. =" Another insurrectionary movement
S' ,c,,yred during the last fortnight Part OF tne
GARRISON stationed at Tres Pu,tas took up arms and I'M
,scrs5 or nut 10 fsht the remainder OF the troops
fbsv proclaim ed or Gen. Cruz, but were hnally eoni
,sli.o =, disperse.
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The America nj Halifax.

HALIFAX, n s, Thursday. June %, 1854
The X. NJ. steamship America, from
Boston, arrived here at 10 O'Clock tonight and sailed
ABOUT IL for Liverpool
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Nat,oua, Agricultural Convention.
WASHINGTON, Thurscay, June "a Ioo2'
The NaiICIal Agricultural Convention

WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, June "a, 1851
The NailCnal Agricultural Convention
assembled Of the Smithsonian Institute at 10 clock THIS
Morning and temporarily organized by the appoint
nent ot Judne w aits OF Pennsylvania as Chairman.
Comnittee was then appointed 20 select permanent
officers for the Convention, who reported tor Preslden TX
MAHsHAL WILDER Of Massachusetts, with nine vice.
Pre.ioputs ana four Secretaries. -
ye.otu,ion was offered and adopted 10 form Na'
,iobal Agricultural Society, and COMMITTEE OF one
from zach State was appointed 70 Or Eohstuut 'n
for the Society and report business tor the ConVeuu ~
Mr. Elwyn Pa from the Committe reported Consul
tuition wnich was amended discussed and adopted, as
E,rS S,otion-Provides that the name shall be the
Unit S;stes Agricultural Society
Second StcuOH-Mem1ers' annual subscription 70 DC
So and payment OF s25 to constitute life member
chip A.. .5 hi;
Third &otiOR-Proyidcs as to the oifcers ana tnelr
duties. -. a
the society u held at Washington on tbs trst Wed
ne,dsy in February each year, with power 10 the tx
ecu,iye Commuee by approval Of the Society 70 hold
occasional meetingsesewhere.
The Convention then ADJOURNED 20 ocOcA
Ersniag Session.
Mr. Holcoub of Delae are, reported from the major
u, of the COMMITTEE ON Organization In favor OF De
usrtmtnt on Agriculture by the government ana ask
ing Congress TO establish such DePa tinenI MT hof
cC1pb ,pupoItPd the report 10 a short speech
JudRe Douglas Of Illinois, gave notice OF minority
report OF the following tenure:
6oored That it e1pedient TO apply 70 congress i9l
= i'm the Sui hsonian lnstl- utJn Will pfo'lds
spoh Of Agcul.ure and rend sr such in.
,,,ion an efficient agent in the diffusion OF knowdese
among men, and especially IN produelns tne ga
ss,irnlture manufactures aud the sciehuhe As. ..,
sTb ~ puittee on Organization were then instructed
% reoyt ofesrs for the National 5ocety-hter which
tie NJ, Inbers Of the Convention signed ne Oohsuson
each paying - as required ~ ,rs goino
ON vben we clOsed this report Inc Nemn"see VI
OFFICERS have not yet reported.
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Whig Ratification Meeting.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, June 81, 1882.
The Wing ratification meeting here has
been postponed TO Monday night.
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Items from Pittsburgh.

ere but bis cordrcf having been censured By tbs Com
modore ofth y. s. frsate, the mater ended
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
Confirmation by the senate.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, June ~,

Southern Telegraph Office, corner Of Hanover and Bsa'er.a
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Mr.. PRESIDENT desire a lewiston of

Mr. President / desire a Lewiston of
q. resolutions, In order to give achsnce of voting
~ !. 1ose ike and against Ihose which dislike |
- n ns 10 be my right. a member of this Conveu.
d. ,epfssentit The Wings of the With Congressional
~ Oh The State OF Msne sm In favor Of some of
oiunons, and those scslre to vote for and am
opposed to the last resolution Of toe SERIES
h, pefe TO record NY vote against H. To this reese
A. OBJECT In the first place bscsuse It is dscrodits
a. we Waig party IN put forth to the country and
b. na such sloveuly piece Of composition. 1t Is
~ sss nne In bad fern The resolution does not
s.S Use. ussys; "the compromise acts are received
sequiesced 10 by the WhSs of the United States as
seniemebt" Ensa further legislation is demon
P..ssea 70 be accessory. What nonsense Is this Mr..
ehenti 6nai settlement that Is repcalaole and
bs.s so'e THIS 10 OF piece with the oroer Of the
e'sry under the irish Government who gave
,Dos Mons thst frigAte should be stationed at the
ss,s. ,se shannon ~hich should be kept constantly
d So net This 10 not all ner the worst 90 the score
lpos -. Tho resolutions proceeds We viii insist
ums "a n lthe Compromis, actsl enforcement until
fursss experience shall demonstrate the necessity of
't"snon " guard sgsin.t the eYssion Of the
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FROM NETWORK TO NINEvEH.
THE RocK.rFNpI,ys on

THE RocK!TEMPLEs OF ADJUSTMENT
Rstsr. couespesdsses Of TIE ~ 7. rrssss.
BETWEEN DxRR AND Koxosxo. SgBiA,
Friday, March Il, le52
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16

BY MIR. rlsSstL-Of changing the time OF n'I;i"s tno
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery ot harrison
county the 18th instead Of Goth OF june as no" tuoZed
b. Iaw. ,.
BY Mr. GDs,x-o Increasing Ike salary OF the principal
clerk OF the 1fCasu.er's office.
BY M JACKSON OF d. uni T.Ot increasing the salary cl
End clerk in Isl Auditors office.
PETITIONS. ,
By Nj Ru:sELL-Two !enoastrances o!clzens OF wheel
ing against alteration Of their charter respecting the pro-
oery qualifications of iayor and Councinien, and the con-
i; mna; ion Of private property. 80 -,
By MI ROBERTSON O' merchants and citizens Of Norfolk,
for the repeal Modification OF the present law regulating
the inspection Of sailed pro"isio"s
By Mr. CAauo.L-Ot James Bond for tho repeal o! an act
declaring Zig Reed Island lawful highway In Carroll
county. .,
| By Mr. KrowElL-O; John Housuckes ana Andrew
Fleming compensation injury done thei' e! oy inc
BY Mr. MApp-u: citizens OF Accomac. protesting
aglnst any alteration Of The oyster laws SO Us " pe'n!
| dredging.
bill authorizing the cjunc, Of Norfolk city 70 Grange
| the cou7s. Of Scot. street. Ar
bill Incorporating III" White Han ainihs ana na'Iac'
turing COMPANY in Boone county.
Dill concerning The sale o. estates OF h!aH's o' 'nsaae
persons or hsli Tor ceS.Uis on: trust!
hil p,oyjnc for discting tie counties, the nalnes
duties ana compensation Of The commissioners and giving
the County Courts the powtr .! fGnfanz sa' ''s
tricts and changing the places tG' Folding e.?ctlons
bill concerning :hc ecs ni Coai ssIo'e' ~ S'ahse!
for Richmond I.ynci5uTg and Norfolk, was la'd On Inc
In , the relief .: WIZ s. M::eic!! laid on the
! tube. c
! 4 biz aow.n. he M1H1ng .ata Navigation company
he further lime Of ,a:cc years n wich [" conlnei.e ie
work aad authorizing >l!i Company, on me i"PpS.s VI
CERTAIN event 10 apply their capital STOCK TO the construc-
ton Of rail fUa. The Matchmaking Oh tulhphe "o'h
Norcantawn 70 Farmuut. vas laid on The tsoio. -,
Serat. bill, N. H. !, ancEl !UtA section VI 'p 100
ri The Code q, E!.G:aia, rejected -,os,
bill extending The tine tor completing inc . - st
Hoanrsc Rail Road. anI authorizing that co'hpa; W
sc5t Il, l. caitl stock the Rre!gh cEd "ds''h t@a
/ Road COMPANY WAS lui' on the i4n!e ,a,,h
Yari,us ILLS wert rai second tine ana n!'e'ea " oe Gu
crossed; among revir ing ina rehEGS o Ga' at
IN, ,,,yisnns o: the charter OF tie city al hlrh'oo
The House agree! the resolution OF me M oh
rg acurs, amending tho Code. 30 as 20 s'rG w. "0'.
,rnnr the nwer TO appoint majority Of ihs Directors el
each Of TIE Banks. .,, .,,,o,.,.;,.
The House agreed 10 various reports Of committees a2ans
granting tho p.a:cr OF various petitions, NC,
On motion OF Mr. IMs1DES, tho House adIo"Enod.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16
Fer The Ea9uire
WHAT'S HOMEOPATHY?

Homeopathy Is derived from two Greek words, which
signifies "lkc affections"
The fundamental principles Of homeopathy nre expressed
In these words, smia eimibus curlntur which means
only such remedies are capable of eiac.ng permanent and
real cure as affect healthy organism IN manner similar
10 the natural disease in other words medicines that pro-
ducc on the healthy body certain symptoms sill cure dis
ea.e which presents similar symptoms NOV" mat meet
cncs d. when taken in sufficient quantity poducc similar
symptoms upon healthy person that disease does Is very
cyi 90 equally plain that disease requires similar
nrro 10 atacti; Thus il follows, that the only re' dies
adaptc 10 cure diseased organism, are !ns wah produce
similar svp.ca- upon the healthy organisms ard this IL the
law of cure This is the fundamental doctrine Of honc
thy This is the principle ably and stuy defended
By Elhnemann .... -,
This is le4 MS ii11s;i0 ami Which bids aig 10 rcvou.
tionzc all The routine, lirhonorcd md fancy systems Of
dlucsrG. 1t is tir 'le Grcn' which hid in the
chlves medicine from !n time of Hippocraes Hanna
mann. II promises 10 l1avnn tho whole profession
The medical Journals from the N"Tth ead South show IN
ferlncnis. Although learned scicies universities nell
cal colleges have ttiow the whole weight Of th! nlcncr
into the opposite scale This Gnclr:,e has gained name
will endure long be REGARDED
or Us health is preferred disease. This beautiful science
passed through many and orIeas s Il stands
erect, and advances in every quarter of the woi in despite
Of every opposition, simply bcclsc il is founded upon the
>eck Of truth. Yours, &c. \.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16
F.. Lester, Secretary.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PRINCESS ANNE
A, meeting of portion of the Democracy Of Princess
Anne county veiua held Kcmpsv!e the 5h day oi
March 1852 DR.. William j. Morgan appointed Chair
man. an, J ,n C. Wise Secretary.
Whcreuron the Secretary, motion, presented the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions explanatory 81 tho object
of the meeting, which unanimously adopted
Whereas we cherish Democratic principles as being In
accordance with the spirit and intelligence OF tho age In
which we Yc-as In unison with the habits, wants and
wishes Of our fellow. citizens and essential to the prosperity
of the American people and whereas the Vitality OF these
principles less than their effective successful operation
require and demand the vigorous cooperation OF every c
VIC cordially approve objec, of the State Democratic
Convention appointed to be held in Richmond on the 24h
instant: Therefore in the OF the Democracy Of Pn-
cess Anne be it by unanimously
Resolved, That this meeting appoint every Democrat
within the limits of The county Delegates the said Con-
vention.
Resolved, That we invoke the attention Of our political
brethren oi our count, 10 the duty herein Indicated.
WI. p. MORGAN, Chairman.
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J. T. LEAcHMAs, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LUNENBuRG.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LUNENBCRG.
At called meeting of The Democratic party al Lunenbug
Court House. the 9th day OF March, lSo2 being court day
Tor the purpose of nominating delegates 10 represent the said
narv In tho State Convention 10 NICE, in Richmond on The
24;h instant TO form State Electoral Ticket and Tor NOM
mailing persons represent the Democratic party In the a
ornar hing Eaons! Convention 20 meet In baltimore
Mr. James Ncal was called 10 the chair, and Frederick
appointed secretary The object of the meeting being
explained b. Messrs Robert H. Alen the following gen
einen were nominated by committee OF the meeting 10
attend AM. ranre the az RICHMOND
James Neal, Vim y Neal, Thos Arvn, Langslon Arvin
Joseph Hardy, George W Hardy, WIN Fl Eubank VIM
Duprce Vim boswell, George Smith, Capt Jas l. Scng
gin Alfred Johnann Geo Bngey. VIM Blackwell, 1osi1h
Roberts Jnmes L Hail. John w Marshall, James Black.
we'll John Fcaiherson, VIM Williamson, Davis,
w I'isdslr, f Jackson, John G Epes VIM WIN P
Jordan !m Seay Joseph Abelnethv, Fred Lester, Dan
lei ~ TlslnS, John !, Harris John Philips, VIM E G
ley. John j. Garland, Joel VI Rugsdalc, Anderson q Gee:
VIM RuEcy, Harrison Elder, Nathan Gee and NJ Smith
On motion W Richie and II Daniel Of Richmond Tho,
Campbell Of Nottoway Vim Powers OF Brunswick, and
Joel Jones of Chester field requested to act as alter
mates.
Resolved, That copy OF the proceedings DO forwarded 10
tho Editors the Enquirer fer publication, with the request
that the Examiner and South Side Democrat copy the same
JAMES NEAL. Chairman.
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ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES

Ll!fr .TF01 Lhderts ana Trfy!clcn.
New FORK, March 1.-THE steamer United States h:s
arrived from Chngres, with l15 passengers She brings
Kinusta1 tJamaicnj hIres Of the S.h inst.
Tie rgs:rn Journal learns with regrc. from G:cy1wr
lal there is telr 10 be- misunderstanding between Eng
land and The United Siaea from attempt made in that
Quarter similar 10 the Cuba invasion.
Panama crowded with emiggants. Business - Cha
src: especially in provisions, brisk.
The United States ship Decatur at Grev;own. The
steamer Daniel Webster ChaE'es the Is, Of March,
for New Orleans.
The steamers Alvarado and No:the!ner from San Fran
cisco, were fully due bu, had no. arrived.
The smallpox still fingers q. Jamaica.
II was reported Panama that Gen. Herrera was utuu,
10 resume the goverrorship OF Central America.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16
hNh!i:sTlG.1:, FOR VFEjgE.

RICHARD FOX Ir,rrr.fiuy ,,..,a,..s t,,, ,
II rapi 80. 4r no MI .. Il, ''"'
-.sl ''a'S! l'-''e
49, TO TIE rEoptE.,l. I,rr,,,,, 80,
ry4.ii =. til,. Nv g.. = :. on
>1"lI ~ Iir.,. confer III. one, n me- ,.iss nay
.t lIc..!tr III" lI'I.5 5yIerailn, .,ri
abiiy. N-.; n"epsr,tuIy - : J
ir, a. elm Eu.Hpr X uuRRfN
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f-.;p TO :'g.E VOTERS O:S
''- hrrr,j ayar -, .c oilcr nl SUI
nr ,t!'r0gly. !i"ing Icp.y for Mr. u mr.
aris"1 "r - IL tt: yIs, ic!. i.y. iii. l.ryr
-. ia-" ',t. "c" .r -ur.c. cCg! p;,. ., m, il,
'mr" c1"rs". -ira.: !. b. ptr.-usU rr.i az
March !L-t,' Respectfully, ROBERT 4 BBn
- . 49, . - = NJ
49, w TIE. 5OiiCITATIDS NAM, v,,.,s
:" y ,'iU". IA la '"Fasn'I that he /. ar,uu.1rG
me "'r' Ju -" %. ~" Lncut' cp!los.. % n" =
'f fif's ll~nr7 hu fiin and P O 10 be
h"'a H":ff NE n" Constitution. aitch lJ-3w
- -.,.. - -" 80 -
t~4~TO '!.iE VOTERS OF KING AND OIt.E !,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and lrEM he dar'ce aud coNs.n! q he SENATE.
LOOMS L. White uf New ork, 10 be Consul ri the Uni.
led States San Juan del Sud- in the Republic of Mica
ragua
Jamcs ". Irwin OF Kentucky 10 be Consul Of the United
States for the city OF Rayenna, in Italy.
Edward F. Bese TO By Superintendent Of Indian A.irs
for the Stale of California.
James Points OF Virginia. 10 BE Marshal OF the United
State. for the Western District Of Virginia.
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JonH G. WISE, Secretary.
DENOCRATIC NETTING IN ALEXANDRIA

| DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ALEXANDRIA.
The Democratic party of Alexandria city and county het
public meeting the New Court House, Tuesday
evening Major Brockclt President Of The Democratic Asso
Cation in the Chair assisted by two Vice Presidents, Johr
+. Dyer and John T. Johnson The following resolutions
after having ccsd eloquent and enthusiastic speeches. nj
breathing spirit OF harmony and confidence, unan
mously adopted:
Resolved Tha: NC approve Of convention Of the De-
mocutc patty Of this State 10 be held in Richmond tn.
24lh inst.
Resolved Ina; fifty delegates be appointed by The Chair
Of this meeting 20 represent this county In said Con
! yentl0n.
Resolved That having entire confidence in the paollem
Craftsmanship and talents Of Tie Hon. James Buchanan
pennsy raria md feeling II due said State that slI
should be h"noed for her noble stand in The present crisis
do hereby express preference Tor her gifted
standard bearer in The approaching Presidential contest
hoping that the National Convention Ut the party will
nominate him as candidate for the next Presidency.
During The evening the nane Of the Hon. Messrs. Cobb
and Douglas were submitted 10 tho meeting the choice
OF the Democracy Of this connty but such were The enthu
sissm and unanimity OF the meeting for Pennsylvania
voritc son. that they We're Withdrawn.
The following are the delegates appointed under the End
resolution:
Judge Ncale II Latham Turner Dixon, Boyd SMITH
Lucien Peyton, }. W Campbell, d Howard L Brockeu
Harper, A Mcfarland Rowyer. " Philips John Sum.
mers l. kinzer, John F DYER 7 Johnson f Stanton
II Smoot; T. Ball. II Brent, l.. DeelOn, f Buch.
9nsn W% Il lrwn VIZ Il " hoS,on James Green
Mclaughlin, G Rudd, VIM Fl Rogers Fl Jacobs Chas
Howard, Jr., Robt Sm,, WmJ Summers, James Douglas
w ilnocflahe w liolllnEsoury, sainGel Bare, , h
Shay, " Reynolds Thomas Kell James Sheehy Peter G
Henderson 6 Pian, S Goodwin W Wharton, Peylon
Bal!acer, James Walker VIM Morgan, Geo Dixon, Z II
Berry.
"a lnn!lG?. T.: PRESIDENT added to The delegation
Thc flo Wing resolutions offered and unanimously
odnp'ct
Resolved, That "TRE Acc" The Democratic newspaper
Of Alexandria, is we'll worthy Of The support of The Demo-
cratic purity OF the Ninth Congressional District and Of the
Stale.
Resolved, Tint "THE AaE" is entitled TO the confidence
and aid OF all good Democrats
On motion Resolved That the proceedings Of this meet.
Ing be published In the Alexandria Age Gazette and Tel
esraph, The Richmond Enquirer, end South Side Democrat,
Petersburg
On motion Resolved, That adjourned meeting be held
in this place on the first Tuesday In April al o'clock
ROBT. BROCkETT, President.
T. ". AsApr, Secretary.
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ARREST on TILE CHARGE Of MURDER.

rLsvrLaxr Ono, u ARCH l3.ihc cIty iEaisi. OF Mont
eomcrv Alabama arrested here To-day man mined Ma
,hyn H. Christ. charged with the murder OF Theodore Nye
If (,Inrinnar; a, t" On The 2I.ii I'll February Last
Christ has here S:uyc held responsible station nGG done an
extensive business Columbus but ,ctily had met "IIh
u.rrna,v difficulties and bal" charged with forgery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16
MASSACHUSETTS, For INrERYENTlON.

M5SSASHl SETS foIs IN
Busr1x M,Rcn lS--l!Ic committee OF the Legislature,
10 whom referred that part at The Governors message
relating 10 kossuih reported this morning 10 lie SENATE
i;irourh Mr. HrZcvrl their chIi!man. series o. rGS,lu'
lions in favor Of Hungary, lu,ng kossdth, dtn9nncnG
,ns,o unl Russia .n Lcu!n. that II tbs day OF al!
y governed countries ~ cultivate Intimate re-
ms in order % rcpcl he attack III L:-pots
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LATEST NEWS BY THE TELEGRAPH
Telc.rapied Tor the Eichmonh enquirer
CONGRESS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
N|-' :. .u,~oroS MApcU

WAslIlHoroS, MARCH Is.
SENATE-Memori4ls were presented IN favor OF the
~ yrs ana E,- nr,iln on the part Of the United States
In favor OF he lris.t eAilts. ,,,c r..
The Joint resolutions fer continuing The woN on 'he "a
pitOl were taken up.
HOUsE-Tnr House wa- occupied the whole day IN the
,,iscIssou of lie HON. stead Exemption Bill.
Two WEEKS LATER FROM CALltOkSlA-Aahl'
VAL OF THE DANIEL WEST
New Y,nK, MArcu l5.-rne .'"aoship Dame! "eossel;
with Two weeks later intelligence rom California, arrived
toiuy She brincs 500 600 in specie.
The rcyuint!5n in Cn: has teen suppressed.
TIE markets gen rally At San Francisco remain uh-
h,nccd Flour mas declined and provisions remain hn
Thr accounts irorl the Mining Districts are cncoura2ns
law relative 10 fugitive slaves has passed the L"gsa'
~ r t.3ifnrna The ryi! aud debt OF the State Is
s.,,,irnL "a H., two millions Indian dcprrdaons still
continued in certain portions o! tie cruniy The remainder
o; the ncas By this arrival is .c"cra'! u"inleFestins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16

THEATRE.-The Manager has effected Encouragement
with DIR and Mrs Williams the spirited and most laughter
srrng actors who contributed much 10 the ausemen:
Of his patrons during the pas, week They appear tonight
In several characters Introducing Irish songs and dances
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16

ESCAPE OF BONNEY TIE CoUSTERFEITER
AUGUSTA Ms March l3.-Horace Bonncy, the notorious
ei,e escaped from Augusta Jail last night, He Is
supposed have been aided BY friends from the outside
unlocked four doors and six locks. he awaiting SEN
lence on Two indictments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16

W.smSGroS MARCH IA chaianuc was pissed ne re-.
ported between McssIs. Wilcox and Brown OF Mss ssiDc
"ho had rcI.9a encounter il the House Yesterday M
Johnson nl Arkansas, "aa Mr. Browns second and Mr.
Pylk of Eerrst"r occupied tho position for Mr. vii.
cox l!" d!ir liir. however settled, without h!.ia:
rrC1n The dgci!o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16

WRECK OF SCHR GEO. WASHINGTON.
CARE IeLASp MARCH l2-The schooner George Wash
grain went ashore las, night OF Cold Spring Inlet Bar.
The vessel and cargo will probably be total loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-16

ARRIVAL OF THE Ell DORADO FROM CilAGaES.
Nrw Slux March l5-ihr STEAMER l.. Dorodo arrived
~ his oarr today hu, brings later n'riEcnce than that
h,,u,Et nv The Daniel Webster.