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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

o,r city. ms nre indebted the wetntd eSeiohs u
Senator Hunter and OF John 5. Caskie Esq, our as'u'
in The House. for the incorporation Of 'o "
lowing clause in the Civil Appropriation Bill passed August
Sls:
For purchasing SITE and the construction oil sua'
building al Richmond Virginia, Tor custom'house, Po3'
6cc CONT rooms ard other Offices Of the United States o
hundred thousand dollars: Prorided That the saii ~
buliing shall be exempted from cy ana NJ ONE IND
whatever nv the act of tho Legislature CT virginia az"
prored further That before the Secretary OF me
shpI erect e -a! building it shall iirst be MS duty ~ ~
curr sii or ol of ground, nni 10 make contract OF
r,c,s for the erection of sad building and furnishing "
ann, a which shall not IN inc "iioi.
Tho sum of one hundred aud fifty thousand dollats inclusive
f said Io which said contracts shall! be secuitu
by good nni sufficient sue!ies, 10 tie sasacono l Nv.
snd Secretary of The Treasury and President OF the Cne
| States.
rhc location OF the Custom House is now the subject Of
co,e,,on lis selection will Of devolre upon The
vino NAV be designated for the purpose by the RE
id,n and the Secretary OF Treasury The locality when
we have heard designated most central ana eligible Is near
the New Court House, upon square olmed oy Ptoohens
Bank street 10 Governor street, and bounced oy uoVcho
franklin Twelfth and such proongaon OF bahS streets
|
We find the following companion piece 10 'he t>e" pos
m ,brico,;on circulating brisky through the press lis
,p,h,n,citv is beyond question II looks very Ike cleher
r ,s addressed ia the Trenon Gazette, genuine Scott
organ: ,,,,y 1o,pli, ,,o,h
see"'eS '"o'''"''' " ism much pleased C U trigh-
in make out peerce howard snrvea IN eSEo 10 oi
rnmnnn & no hym B grule howard. al me oatss %
N"l' " Ne f,n,eI 4,een lines 81 the batte kommcnced
y @ ,;mas ofurwurd Gene hymn in the ditch, dog
Hg the bull cts & ar fife he shuk about hall bush
~ ,s am 10 his shur tale. the battal oil kontraes
~ d ,hrouub his boss his he'd, d then krepi
under hey sak phound mkt dey b the quart ne[
m.srur with his ise full hey send The quart hrr ma
n ~ sk.srrt wen he fust scad hym that he lan'ea Oh
II field NV batIe ncal sko knccd nj III iule me I ~
scrhng ina, peerce baiv man lwenn , mr. t n
@ iua, i n n.,rce SIX the fanteng story. " hoa'i
On "neS the dim & nu vii zoe well tel dayton make up sn-
min M bout the Irish and neral sso 'he oao
K pittin stall. tel kym sllk thee hoh pro "c' y Nc "
. thee brlli NV n kaIy4ny Jackass 49,;
eern hs Tr nUOu hJm %e" N pG m
y. p " george me laughlen.
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POETICAL.
TIE SILVER BIRDS NEST


FROM A VOLUME or POEMS, bY MISS II. r'ooULp
A srranded soldiers epaulc,te
The waters cast ashore;
A little winged rover mel,
And eyed it DER and Ger
The silver bright so pleased her sight,
On that lone idle vest,
Sho knew not why she should deny
Aeysesfa silver nest.
The shining wire she pccked and twirled,
Then bnre il 10 her hough;
Fhil- on flowery twig twas cn,led,
The bird can show you how;
But when cnuugh of that hrieh, stuff
The cunning builder bore,
Her house TO make she would not taH''
Nor did she covet more
And when the little artisan. =.
With neither pride nor gum
Had entered In her pretty pan,
Hor resrina place had oulit,
u,,t 49, and There plume TO spare,
WIN ~, her own light form,
ar ,hase inlaid with skill, she made
lining soft and warm.
aut do you think the tender brood
She iondled there and fed,
We're prouder when they understooH
The sheen about their oea
Do you suppose they ever rose
Ofhigher powers possessed,
Because they knew they peeped ana gre"
Within silver nest
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TIL; DEMOCRACY.

We are rejoiced 10 learn that the Democracy throughout
all middle aud South western Gcorci1 IS well as In many
of the Cherokee countless beginning 10 unite harmon
ouy support of the regular Democratic ticket Her: in
Bbn their hitherto d:idrd torCeS with the exception Of
eight gentlemen are no." Thoroughly united
strength has also be:r greatly Increased III this county
by In. accession patriotic Wings and happy
20 announce friends in other PARTS OF the Stale Hi
our majority in this coIny will 10 larger al the approaching
election than any which has preceded H. That many 81 our
Democratic friend. honest in their d!erenc. OF opln
ion ,"h the large 4yoy OF their party there be
do.,; nnl may w, sric. 10 onr divided forces
closing in upon .nc! other Ike tn O! the
TIM behind The snip which had waited them. This j.
should be. Go behind Democrats Look AZ the popular
vote Don't let be lost that be secured. Let past
con rovcrses be forgotten and lei each vie with his
nsi: hbor in swelIing majority In November next
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Yours, respectfully.
ANTI-UNE. SIDED IMPROVEMENTS.
Enr Tie E,nnuirtr

FOT nc En9NlrtT.
Gentlemen The man who reads the enclosed coaent
and unl.swetahl document taken from the SouthSidr
Democrat should Withdraw his support from Gen. Scott
though hr did not for the Democratic nominee He who
wnud not sacrifice party pre- uicc the altar his
MS good merits .nlrrmnabie disgrace II should be- borne
in recollection that when Scott affected approve the
cpSa.e bill il neither embraced the fugitive slave law.
the n- sion that Utah aud Mexico could be incorporated
in the Onion OF States, with without slavery these be-
ing The only features that impaired that measure the semi
81 inye oi II compromise APAT!HOl WIG OF 10.
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FROM HAllEAN,

HALIFAX SEPT. 4th-The r. NJ. steamer "Csnuda'
rived Thursday night u o'clock, and sailed tor
Liverpool at one.
The rumored concession 10 Americans of fishery rights
hap caused much excitement here and influential meeting
OF all classes interested has been held Strong resolutions
for address the Governor and petition 10 the Queen
praying for suspension OF negotiations passed and
forwarded 10 England by the Canada.
The Local Government have resolved 10 build main trunk
line Of railway with branches 300 miles East commencing
from Halifax and constructing 30 miles each year, thus
cupying 10 The work 10 be carried by opening
Savings Bank issuing Province paper redeemabe the
Treasury in geld and silver and by opening cush
with banks home abroad Provincial credit and Pro-
vincia bonds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

NORFOLK September "A slave belonging TO a gen cman
about eight miles fom this city, fortunate enough
dig mp, lew dnys ago, krg Of silver amounting over
$1,000 IL supposed by many belong 10 the Ports
mouth bank, which robbed month or two back but
on examining The coin II found be dated back as far
as the years 1897 and 1929 Who originally belonged TO-
and by whom II puncd will perhaps forever in spite of
many present Iumors and coneclures remain impcnera
bis mystery,
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THE TUNNEL MACHINE.

This machine 70. boring j hcl. through the Hoo
tain, for tie Troy and Greenfield railroads. hs'"-
up, was sci in operation las &c stated n ouf !s Ia
inst. The past wee. several noie experiment i,
made with it, and i, is found Ia more than aus" 80
sangune expectst ions Of the builders 81 the ii
warranted to bore six feet dlT, every Day "- w..
rock in position to be- rasen away or The bu;s..
receive no pay. On trial il Is found 'ha, II w.. ,,
than double that distance. In fact, il has "I,' WIZ, II
imperfect state Of lis working, bore at me - M
inches an hour The rock operated on 90 !a' :
kind OF quartz rock GrsenfelG GaEsHe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

letter from Buckingham Va says there has been grea,
freshet on Slate river "ocker's mill is damaged the
amount of $4,000. G. Chambers Saw mill. ius, compile.
ted, is washed entirely away c. l. Moseleys mill hear
this morning, is gone also ~ L. Ayres Col Ayres and
others have lost their entire crops of tobacco Another
ter from Abemare Va says the water is higher than it has
been since 1914 Bridges swept of 10 every direction
and the crops nearly ruined Mai VIM. Dabney lost $4,000
hills of tobacco and Dr. Carr his whole crop One life was
also lost
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

THE LATE FkESHET in The SOUTH, &C.
New YoRK Sept. 3i.-The steamer James Adger has
rved with Charleston papers of yesterday The loss
gusta does not equal that sustained by tho food of
le4o AZ Hamburg several lives were lost and house
or family escaped damage.
Inc Democrats Of Savannah held 4 mass meeting on
1hursaay and nnnther demonstration take place
Atalaua on the 18th.
m:MPHI: Aug So-Thc cholera s raging in Fcote
he amount OF SfoeVuo The and cotton fields in the
adjoining counties have been completely laid down
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

ABRILLIANT EXHI9IrION.-The young Democr,,
OF Norfolk and Portsmouth turned out in grand procession
Tuesday night They made goriou. display :.th their
flying drums heating figs transparenci-s patriotic
notices and Other evidences OF enthusiasm. II cecil
dedy the largest and best conducted exhibition OF tic kcd
ever witnessed in Nor!sthc whole aslr oil III The
most perfect order and propretv. -tNortoN irgu,.
We understand that ROGER A. ParoR Esq. Editor OF the
Soti Side Democrat: has rendered The pos; OF Ass
Editor Of the Washington Union and accepted. He
will upon The duties OF his o:e about the l0h
instant. Mr. P is ol The atiei We'll brilliant,
political writers in the country. His loss 10 The Democrat
ic party in THE section OF country will b. seriously felt but
learn that his paper still be continued and that the
services Of able successor Vi" he secured to ill the
cancy occasoned by the change. Petersburg EEpres'
THE SCB-rREASURY.
NEW YoRK Sept. At is ascertaned that the Sub
Treasury in this city holds nearly millions OF dollars
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-

FEMALE LYNCHING.-In the town of Bethany, Har-
rison county, Missouri short time since, Dr. A.
the influence OF the srccncyed had accused his
wife with inhdey and had left her But his
seized by number OF gentlemen whose wives the Doc.
had also slandered no. forming circle in the street
prevented his escape while large number of ladies' cssaa
ted him with hides the Of hundred and fifty
lashes The Doctor soon left for parts unknown"
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LATER FROM CITRA

NEW YoRn, Sept 3-The steamer Empire City has arrlv.
cd bringing dates from Havana TO the 29th August.
Further daily made by the Spanish authorities
Of the leland revolutionary paper called the "Vcrio"
had beea suppressed and the publishers arrested
The Cholera had somewhat ahaed Havana, but the
yellow lever II is SAID, RACES alarming extent.
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LARGE FIRE AT oGpENsBURGu

block Of buildings Isabella Ford streets occupied b.
T. Bacon Jones & Wells, grocers L. NJ Chancey, shoe
stores Brlnnes & Kraft, dry goods Chiitenden & Judson
& Clark T. D. Skinner clothing stores the Isabella House
and two or three small wooden buildings The buildings
destroyed on Ford street comprise the buildings
Clarss, and IL is Mr. Edwin Clark the hea 10
tails The loss estimated a, s5 O000 the greater portion
of which lie thought TO be insured The Are Is to
be the work Of an incendary
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Daniel Webster has arrived with eleven days
later from California Hon. Edward Gilbert kill
ed In 4 duel al San Francisco.
number of the passengers of the Golden Gate
having died Of Cholera hundred troops and passengers
transferred Tho Columbia for San Francisco
The Nor,herner sailed for New York the 18th
of August
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THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION

SYRACUSE y. v, Sept 2.-rhe New York Democratic
State Convention reassembed this morning when the
ganizatlon perfected and the Banbuner contestants
Including John ysn Buren, ruled of On the End
ballot Horao Seymour declared the Democratic
didate for Governor Of New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

'Rhat pthoCRATlC GATHERING AT READING
PHILADELPHIA Sept 2-Great preparations are maL,na
BY lie democracy in This city for large attendance al the
mass nerng 10 come oil al Reading Pa, on Saturday.
over wv tickets have already been sold The fare by rail
road has been reduced one-,hird y "
Governor Lowe OF Maryland, Governor Biser Of Penn
s!Nana Gen. Cass and Senator Douglas and c. J. FauIk
nsr OF Va are positively TO be among The speakers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

Mr.. FILLMORE ON VISIT TO THE SPRINGS.
WAsAISGroS, Sept 4.-President Fillmore left Washing
last evening Tor the Berkeley Springs. He was
panied by the Secretary OF the Navy, and will be absent
ABOUT week.
Judge Conrad will be The acting Secretary OF State du
ring the absence of Mr. Webster
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

The City of Manchester has sailed from Phila-
depha with thirty cabin passengers and spscie'
Among the cargo twenty thousand bushels of
wheat three hundred erces OF beef hundred and thirty
barrels of rosip
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

DEAR SPEECH--fhr Scott speech delivered short
lime s;nre nv the Hon a. Bots Mt Northampton, cost
Whgs that county seventy five dollars IN Hr cf'
ola steamboat transport his precious remains 10 tr last
ern Shore They willing 10 take seveniysc cents
for all The benefits flowing from il We learn h. dii not
make single convert, but that several Wings whn were
present the delivery OF his address have since been hca
cay they intended for Pierce and King And ms
notwithstanding III" triumph ciImtd by III: wing press
Of Richmond and Norfolk FOR Mr. Bus over Mir. Wise
Such idea il amusing Ia every one VINO RaS ever hciid
me Two gentlemen. We are informed hy person VITO
heard The pnrtics the occasion referred Il" that MT B
yeBurei Ia charge Gen Pierce with free soil sentiments
wh. NJ Wise upon him. and with great bitterness
him totts entertaining 'r"e-o prOcls.tic
unite s,rung VIM H. Seward himself. lie SAID H. re-
he c0uli endorse on" born ami eael In VA
Virginia for being the institutions Of The South as
Pierce was but thai III: New Hampshire statesman was a.
far superior Mr. Bolts in this respec; rs Hyperion TO
Il irr1is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

"There can be no neutrality between Tho constitutional
rights of tho South and Abol'onsm." Indeed linen II
Van Buren, upon principle, not "neuai in lois, has
changed no views abandoned principles, bu, Mah9ne'
has come mountain why does the Enquirer endorse
him and his friends known 20 be in favor OF the consl-
tuunul rights Of The Southr Where Van l'urcn leads
there danger The trcache0us heart Of lSiS dead 20
the voice OF patriotism in 1851 The man. MS principles
and motives whnt They were In lsiS And yet the
Enquirer is fighting under his lead and derives the last
struggling hope of from the accession that these
men bring 10 l'sr party Richmond Wig
People who live in glass houses ,rM throw Tie
old adnee ngains, folly Of the thing. known
to nave the least effect upon them The rh;g srowls
tinuaIy at John Van Raren and Martin Van Buren, for
turning their bucks upon it, friends and Neir enemies
Goodale ard Foss Greeley (who splits upon the fugitive
slave law and its Southern Wing milk and cider advocaes)
Seward and Bradley and whomi relies upon to carry the
North for Gen Scott II John Van Buren, the cdndi-
date of the Democratic party instead Of its eleventh hour
reluctant recruit tie Wing could not be outraged
al the more fierce In its war upon him. Mr..
Goodal, and tho Wig beiahor him alternately with AZ
much in their couniennnces, and deadly haed IN
their icks If they couple of beldnme cooks and
he stealing hound John Van Buren,, poor fellow, is
k.ly In 20. full share OF exactly what Pat didn't
Of his Honor, the Justice to be His sine
have been grevous and their legion He deserves 10
suffer beautifully. We shall leave him with the IIhig and
1t. friend Guodae, hoping and trusting tina, when he cries
"enough they will then turn upon Seward and Bradley.
Greeley aud Weed, Stevens and Gddngs, Fillmore and
Marshal 1usExS.
We did endoree John, and never shall endorse
Martin Van Buren, Seward, Stevens, or any Of
the cf these Tin fdror Of the constitutional
rights Of tic Scutt" II Martin and John Van Buren,
refu,s IL play part in tho game planned for them by
Seward and barganed for BY Southern Wings; If Martin
and John refuse be part Of tho chattes nventoed
by Seward Ia barterng spurncd and spit.upon platform
for free-so nomination; John and Martin rebel against
abolition Wing domination under which the neck of the
Southern Wing party is yoked-why John and Martin
must of expect be belborcd BY the they have
disappointed they expect meet the fate which Tray
after being 10 bad company caught from the waswo men
OF tho town
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nEMnru .1,Ir rn,,,yrHrr1


HARRissrSs, Pa, Sept. 2.-Ths Democratic Convention
nave settled upon The following ticket this day Congress-
Dr. A Murphy; Assembly Dr.. Isaac Davis, John H. Bn.
ton and VIM Wilson. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

CHARLESTON MAYORALTY ELECTION.
CuAaLEs7oS, S. c., Sept. 1T. L. Hutchinson, ESQ
Is elected Mayor Charleston the present incumbent
John Schnsirls, Esq, by majority of lbs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

The Rev. Grin Fowler, member OF the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes from MasSachus died in Washington Fri
day nigh, last His remains carried TO his home
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THE STORM AT TUE Sor1TrY

Nrw ORLEASs. Sept. 1.-The late storm DESTROYED the
light hoase Chandelier Island 10 the Gulf and actually
opened canal through Ship Island three quarters of mile
vvide
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THE FISHERY QUESTION


Bosros, Sept 5-Thc Halifax papers disbeleve tina, the
Fishery question has been settled and do think that the
English Government would bargain away their rights for
he privilege OF fishing in American waters which Is Of
them.
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e. ihc EnnLLirtr

As the time is hand when the courts will nave 10 act
upon the Ia imposing the tax on SicTis Wish 10 MAKE
few remarks On the subject.
IL seems III the Lrgi- have suppose! the Of.
flee would necessarily filled by sth Only a" pHfc'l stl
unr. the old C"n-t'ut!n The people of Virginia 'i
moi yprrt or think whea their Constit ta was changed
When the appoint men; If this rc"r g"rn Ia them,
they eyrcrt,d IL be allowed I'LL tn" Office with suitable
mcn and that the i'll fame mat hereo.vc i"o"ec H. "vha
be wiped away
Whv would ask may not this Office BE- rniscd from IL
present immoral stand the w"rl and plicerne win The
others OF good morals and hl.n staining! Would not snc
an Improvement he greatly tn: interest % every boci
And sc would have the case, n not The allsiahr
said nets that religion AMI morality cann" able WIN
The holders Of this office W" all know ht the enormous
and nncons tiiut"nal Tax imposed upon the ";e, not
because ri its profits Dr there l. n oli1c me Ian
con siIerrd that Yields small profit Tie holder al u
fines himself t lees alone. NJ ShCfIH cstF became
rich except Specializing upon The necessities 81 ne needy
There thousands ruined sufferers mat runl hrr ~"
in this MS the evil The people cNir
- cure Bu can or will cured Ind"r he late law!
answer no. Men vino sNDuli til the Office cannr do 90,
hccase they do il without or do iiht when VI"
sonn pu, them outs You Office will be he'd by SCI :"
regular sptcnlaOis; going Out, and the other coming
in al the end OF every frs. term.
There is no office in which the people have greater
amount of ntcrs; Than in this and too much care cann"
br taken in having it properly filed HHo" hat SOME al
owancc mus, made for The Legislature account Of 'nr
prejudice that has always existed against the pch5=e oil
this Office but should r"cct that II Is no longer
An article pubic sale the late law makes 1t, but ih'
people have given the office and pay those whom they
choose TIE legsl tuT' II seems comes IT ana
pay shall la the inrI'nbcni OF ne oHlcr
Mlhi ..y no. az .".i each Circuit Court judge
shall pay over ~ the one half of his salary ills IL:
Dor is not a much nor hall responsible. believe r
mos, if not all the states of this Union elect their sheriff b.
world? ".
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u NV
NEw OaLEASs Sent. S.-By an atriv, we h,r "A ,,,o.
from Havana the 29,h Many OF au.pscted
lutioniss had been made and The excitement
vailed II thought that the parties who been
ted on the charge Of publishing and circulating This Voice
Of the People, would be gauted the Is, Of Sep,emb,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

WHEEtlNG.-Ihe Wheeling Gazette comments OF
length the rapid improvement: visible IN all parts
city, ard which hsve been undertaken in view of The cx.
2eced completion 70 that point of Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and its connection there with line Of scvcn first
class s'amboaa running &c Louisville The Gazette thu.
sums N some of the improvement, going forward:
We will name but few Of The buildings Of public char
acie going up and tho aggregate expenditure they will In
vo!'c, at rough guess, and what immensely ul
money they sum up. Four iron work, 100000. Two
hotels slooU OU Zone completely Washington Hall s35 00O
rmTsvthe q Goa Warehouse, the largest In the Union
S3oOoo Four other warehouses, s25 000 One market
house s39 GEO. Ten stores $40 O0O b. and Railroad De-
pot SooUVo Bridge soO 700 One pork house and Chambers
shop s20,OOo,-in all $4,000 Thi. ls the money now
being expended here in few varieties of business and build
ing What amount may be fairly estimated e1pend
iufe In residences and smaller establishments
now time to enquire lnto dependent upon increase OF
population which these works mnst produce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

letter from HaymarkGr, Prince William county, Viz.
enia saya there splendid crops in this county and fine
times for farmers and tradcsren. large poca meeting
and poIcras!ng is about 10 take place of the friends OF
Pierce and King"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-07

RETURN OF THE MISSISSIPpI-Th United Stnes
frignte Mississippi Capt VIM. McCuney bearing
the broad pcnnant Of Commodore Perry returned New
York Wednesday, after short and active service Of hir
ywo days During her absence the Mississippi has visi
ie Eas,ror, ST. John, N. b. Halifax, the Maednlcn
Islands Prince Edwafds Island other ports OF The
shores Of British Asieca and tho Gulf Of ST. Lawrence
Commodore Perry was despatched 10 these coast. by the
President investigate the ccnmsances attending the
cent seizure of fishing vessels belonging the Uni
ted States by British cruisers He held conferences this
subject with Sir George r Seymour, the English Admiral
with The Governor OF New Brunswick and Nova Scotia and
other public officers Doubtless the explana given
these interviews were of Satisfactory nature The recep-
ton given the Commodore and the officers of the ship
the ports they visited Of the cordial and friendly
character During her cruise the Mississippi nenv
500 sail OF fishing vessels and boarded number The off,
and crew OF the Mississippi are all we'll
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IMPORTANT FROM YUCATAN

New York PAPER pretcnde to have received pri-
vnte Information from Iucatan stating that is
foot in that State apply the United States for pro-
lection and annexation. Some of the leading of the
country il is said engaged in the movement.