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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-09-17

OPP FELLOWS AND yellow FEvER.-A New
York correspondent of the Tribune, under date of
the 9Th, says: g
"There are some facts connected with the pre-
vaing epidemic which are of interest. 1t appears
by the reports of the various cemeteries that there
have been no interments at the "Odd Fellows
Rest for over month, and there has not been a
death in the Order during the last month, from any
disease, until yesterday, when a member Of one Of
the German Lodges died. There are about $500
members Of the Order in this city. Ofthis number,
probably 800 are on visit to the North In the
Commercial Lodge there are about 500 members,
and for the last six weeks there has been only one
member sick"
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-09-17


A BIG JUMp.-Dick Tinto, the Paris correspon-
dent of the n. Y. Times, given the following ac-
count of the latest curiosity shTpener which has
been invented for the Parisans:
The feat of jumping from a balloon. the jun
per sustained by an India-rubber roap; was duly
pefIormed4pn Thursday. ltwas the most stupen-
dous exhibition of daring and address that the
Parisians have yet been permitted to witness.
From one side of the car of the balloon hung the
Inda-rubber cord, descending so feet, and then
returning and being fastened to the other side of
the car. 1t thus formed strong loop. The ath-
tete was dressed as Mercury; his body, from the
neck to the small of his back, was enclosed in a
frame work which enabled him is endure the sus-
pension without wrenching or dislocation. The
rope passed through an eyeet in the middle of the
back, placed SO that he was held in perfect equi-
brium. When the balloon had reached an altitude
double that of the supposed elasticity of the cord
the yoltigeur appeared on the edge of the car,
looked over, shut his eyes and dove off into space
The eylet slipped along the roap, SO that the first
$50 feet were positive TALL through the air,
without any resistance or break. The rest of the
way was an elongation of the rope 1t stretched
four times its length, making in all descent of 600
feet, accomplished in two seconds. After having
attained its lowest point, the rope contracted once,
perhaps goo feet, and then descended again.
There was no further rebound, and no oscillation;
the votgeur lag calmly Graded in mid air, and pro-
badly spent the leisure he was now permitted to
enjoy in recovering his breath and contemplating
the prospect. The eronaut above now common
ced at the windlass, and gradually wound his dan
Cling friend up again. In four minutes, he climb
ed over the side Of the car having made the fastest
time that any human being has ever achievedf ex-
eept such as have been shot from cannons, as
Baron Munchausen said he was, | think. 600
feet in two seconds is at rate Of three miles and
half minute. We are waiting now to know what
will be done next?
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-09-17

THE CATuoLrc CLERGY-The Catholic Mes
sengers of this city says that not many days since
ten Catholic priests residing in this city were lying
at the point OF death and three Sisters of Charity
were dead, the sad result being caused by over ex-
erton and exposure during the epledemc in the
cause of the sick and dying.
Onthe Gath inst, we learn the Rev Mr.
Gauthreaux died Of the fever at the residence of
Archbishop Blanc; the Rev. MIR. Moynehan is re-
covering; another of his brethren is in the same
position; two Of the Justice priests are sick with
the fever.
The Orleanian says that at the Male Catholic
Asylum another of the Sisters-Sister Alphonsa
has died with the fever; four slowly recover
ing, and four or five Of the Brothers are attacked
On the gath, Sister st. Charles, a native of Que
bee, and for fifty years and more nun, died al
the Usuline Convent, below the city. She was
aged seventy-two years, and had been an inmate
OF the Convent for over thirty years-Picavune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18
FoR THE ESouIRER.
10 the Voters ofhe Countie, Of Amelia and Sohonay

HOUSE OF pELEGATESt REQ ~, lOo'.
Fellow Cizens-Intending 10 retire from public lie at
the expiration the present session Of the Legislature
deem proper this time publicly announce my deter.
ioa,ion in order that you may have ample opportunity 10
select another standard bearer for the next campaign
In making this announcement must return 10 my pn
cn friends my grateful acknowledgements for The dsncrcs
ed support which they extended to me in contest without
orael whether consider the violence with which was
conducted or desperate and unscrupulous cef's 'a
were made by designing demagosucs to substitute s'fnnii
for the vita questions Of osernhcnt 1o!cy which d.
vide tho two grea, parties of ou country But stern 'iinc
iny ron principle umphed over local prt!udlc"r anh
sections appeals and when the smoke OF battle disappeared
h manner Of the Democratic republican party was seen 10
wave In triumph PROSTATE and iAen ioc ANA mus
viii il ever be with the Democrats Q. Amelia and No"way
% long a. they shall continue 10 mrnUlte on the Shrine OF
pary sectional strife and local rivalry ihey Should not o
utt That while the two counties, TO purposes oil pohce
are "dsiiac, as The biu@s yet POLITICALLY ihey arc 10
truth " one as the sea-.
Trusting that vnur future may be one of uninterrupted
ctcsperty with considerations OF the hlshcst regard re-
u;ain, ! our on s G,I,. ;. porr,,y
tyr Bottom has made efficient and valuable e?rese"-
,a,ivc and truly regret his retirement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18
To The Editors OF The Enquirer.

WYLEvSBUEG, ILITI IC0o
Nes-rs Edtors:-permit ue through the medium oil your
n,,rr 10 sav 10 nv friends of Charlotte and Meckenburg
that yield 10 their wishes in oecomns candidate LOT Tue
Senate.
II is opposed my own wishes contrary 10 my own !'e
ing and ayerse 10 my aspirations. never aSped to any
above TINT If private citizen to enjoy the sweet IN
,rcou,sr with my rnds in the social circle around my
wn fire sdc and hut Tor the recent Development ni inc
wishes OF nv friends should never make tins de:r"t"
Having never sought office pushed mysf forward in any
hing except nv own matters think /, little strange that
shnnd be 90 earnestly solicited by friends 10 become
their candidate. 60 think they nsi have made Tar Get
Tor s.,:n hnn myself of the large nuG!6"r OF com
pscn, in TIE District
pu, MS all ewes seen BE- turned 10 me, am rot, and
,nr ,,, ,r, i, they CARY their wishes .omise 10
t,rnrers,c ,h" partially by faithful II not an citizen!
service very 'esP'e?,, - ,c,nco
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18
TO The Editor, of tho Enquirer.

CHARLOTTE FEB III, 1873.
Gentlemen Public feeling has been recently Sone"iia.
in consequence of frequent hnts in the papers, mat
sir Cnrringon present Senator, wiz not AGAIN De
candidate But we inclined 10 think these hn's ase
from persons interested for hcir particular friends ano o
nv authority from Mr. Darlington.
The object o this communication, - 10 say 10 num- 'a.
r hay taken some trouble ascertain pubic etnt'neh
an his subject and find very unanimous IN favor OF MS re-
election c has served The district with fa!th'nnts' aho
abitv attended 10 all its various interests The people arc
NO, only satisfied with but proud OF his course AMI "ho
execution a. fur rs have ascertancd anxious 10 procure
services in future legislation ii has been said In several
that Charlotte considers herself entitled 10
IN. next Senator; such feeling exists in ms county nor
would il be m HI rs she had the Senator tor ten years eV
ous Ia Mr. nctons election nor do We lnR she mas
whose services could tc procured that Tue people "o"o
be satisfied with - -,
We suprosc Of course Mr. Darlington will have 10 meet
his old competitors Knox and TaZeweli as we neal VII
Knox in the field, aud suppose MT. lazc"eh "li " a.
s.on "a ton is declared Bat the dis'rcs Is largely
Democratic and Carrng,un will be tho regular CANDIDATE :"
me Democratic party aud Ina, party is too wise 10 DC oea
en- by divisions. 90
We therefore call Mr.. CnrIingtan nj once 10 phl an
end 10 his doubt declare himself candidates ana Inc
n,eigen; OF this district wi! shew nm "t inc!
can prope,ly appreciate the value OF able and a!nu
preventative. 'oiEho or ci'"N'-oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18
Lar tht Ennuire1

For :he Enquirer.
Msss-s Eii.a,s-l noticed in 4 late number Of the En-
ourcr The cgi Il Mr. Braxon, present esnaoe rep
Il lining become candidate i3r fe-electi"n
IA n. Virnin. senate This announcement will b ccev-
cd by large majority Of the voters of The District WIN The
deepest regret. His manly and independent course In the
S,nnte-Ls faithful services and his undertaking devoted
mes, 10 the interests the Old Domnion-have endeaTed
him 10 those who placed him in the high position which he
now occupies and have served to strengthen the confidence
so willingly reposed in him aud should he reconsider hls
oehapsl premature determinations and consent TO become
again candidate the people, will clearly evinco their ap.
The fact that he SO CALAMITY umphed
The abIest veterans OF the Wing party is an asrhcen
evidence Of his spread aud well nefted popularity and
warran,s us in the assertion that there is man in tile
astmoteapd district calculated TO unite the Dcmoc
racv and arouse spirit of enthusiasm In the cause We
us tina, the Convention which is shortly TO meet viii re-
dominate him. We are sure that notwithstanding he may
TO relponlsh his personal ease and comfort he
wiz yield 10 the wishes of " the people"
E.b X 1854 ADEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18
TO the Editors of the Enquirer :

HousE cr DELEGATES, Fu5. l., 1898.
Gen,emcn observe that am called nHn through 'ne
columns of yuur paper by gentleman VIII" signs h'nsah
"Charo,ic" and through he Columns on zoe i-"a' v
n,nor who SINE himself "Souh-S i!c announce my
self as candid for Office Of "Commissoner OF IN"
Rnard of Public Works. for the first South SIDE Dls'fe'
nf tho State of Virginia In agreeing become canal-
date for ha. krh and important Office wish It to be under
stood TINT SUBJECT TO any acton which the SAD DIS
rrict may choose take hereafter II DO their pleasure 10
call Convention or in any other mode 10 indicate thclt
choice shall cecrfuy submit TO any course OF proceenns
rbry may choose adopt If j, be the pleasure "t ht
District 10 elect me to Ibis post only PROMISE that to
,ba h.st M my ability will honestly and faithfully serve the
State Very respectfully, your "bedicnt seryan
~ WIN &. FLOURNOY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18
RICHMOND ENAUiRi!R.
zRIDAY MoRNING, FEBRUARY IL. 1882.
AMERICAN WORLDS FAIR

The following excellent letter Of Gov Johnson was com
municatsd the Legislature on "Wednesday Inc fSnio'
ton Of the Industry Of all Nations will be held az Nc"
York In May and from The arrangements already mace we
cannot doubt that the Old anil the New World will contribute
th. richest of practical science ane
We ry desire 10 see the Old Dominion we'll represented
on the OCCASION only in her splendid h"u w
her vaua BILE manufactures hnt in beautiful mineral specl
mems Of her coal iron gold copper lead gypsum sa gran
!e SC The Legislature, trust Will give the proper VI
rec,on to the grand and benchcens scheme
We have before drawing Of the nagnihcent f-Sn.o'
lion building which in taste, beauty and elegance ana
sunerior 10 the London "Crysta Palace The president
Of the Assoca lion is Theodore Sedgwick No. 81 Broad
way, New York
February 18th, 1855
have received a Communication from the President Of
The Association for the exhibition II The industry OF all ma
,ios the city OF New York, which deem worthy u '
notice Of the General Assembly The object OF inc Asso
citation is exhibit in the most attractive olh ING uat
raj and manufactured products OF our own county, tse
trlumphs of genius vigur OF intellect anu the energy
and enterprise of people, in comparison win 'e choce
and useful productions natural and atthcia Oh Quiet any
older nations With this auduble purpose PIepaauos
hay. been made OF the extensive character TO ensure
the collection OF and novel objects; and building OF
beauty and ample dimensions IS no" IN process o
erection display them 10 Tia greatest advantage
hibon will be continuation up'n 1t" hea'te oi 'la
which attracted the Intention OF so large Porti"n OF e
world aud will afford better opportunity for developing Inc
resources of the United States.
Such exhibitions will produce beneficial effect IN INTRO
ducing new articles OF merchandise III the Ia
brics every cline promoting commercial So
in stimulating mauuaclur and in disseminating the labor
saving machines and implements OF agriculture ana OF every
branch industry must attract attenti" TO Inc Diver
sifed mineral wealth Of this great Unioni ana he'
are true 10 themselves will appear 10 greater aasa-
,ase than our own Commonwealth rich as she IS 10 'e
mos, valuable meuls ores, fuels and building mae1ia's.
Followed as il will he by similar exhibitions, IN ohef ma
lions il must ,end advance srienct ahi ic afs !" pr
mote civilization spread liberal principles II" 'r;''h va
government, and secure mutual snoi wa ;ohs ~
may be realized by enterprise affords me pleasure 10
comply with the President OF the ASSOCIATION
IN il To YOUR consideration In tho hope that
some action of yours may awaken the people OF the STATE 10
the importance Of uniting in the exhibition ana may su
late them take such interest IN II as VIII courteous "
Its success enclose herewith the communication WIN ITO
accompanying documents. JoS 'ohNooN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18
THEATRE.

Tonight Mr. Dunn will take his benefit Night after
night. in the Bronzs Horse whose ingenious and splendid
scenery stage arrangement did great credit to the man.
ag-msr Mr.. Dunn has given much pleasure by his accu-
rate ard tasteful playirg Tonight lie will appear in Rob
Roy wl,h Ill IL fine Scotch ballads choruses &c-also
In II, -,c.l arces, &c. M L. deserves fell house ani
abrnl.n; attraction lie presented Tonight!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18
==s-sc,s>s.tss=z..rs

t3..i.i@u5 81 sn:a. s:ai ho asa. tit:,4n i.I
,!iGg:ihay, anl that Ia, H,oney now appropriated sD
be used 10 prosecuting he work West oi ihit point a.
engineering or "Reminiscences " eel OF Clifton Fore
The question was pa; agreeing IL the sub-:i:g..
amended, and GlcTmiHr! IN III. Affirmative
The bill, "a ansn:ci, mn ordered - 10 eHpr,
ana read ii ;i; t'i. and On nI,bn pi Mir HitLgR u
italc The order Of tie GAY .,- Saturday next Al II Och,
q! motion, ne House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18

Mr. MErcAlr post office aGent. is said has been senl
10 take charge the Mobile post office where The posas
Ter is charged with being defaulrer for $4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18

SHOOTING AFFRAI.- Saturday, abGa, Moor.
Rsarf: N!.:ams 4! amherst. shot e. H.. ~ ,h
i'sip as. 'f..d ~ Nr Charles T. Morris Of EuchIryH
Tie occurrence took place Just acruss he river iron
city, ana - Understood ~ have rtsrl! from the u,
ienc'htr "nc' "cc"'ic! a. Nelson Count iiuu.r $
"igicrn months t9J between .ucrihcie If tn. t,.r lam
b! "hci a boiler q Nj :iufris Os hi. . We g..
advised as 10 II" particulars. int Lara tia, Tic .yDud
con ,idcrc! mo'.L lii Morris surrcat,..d hjrs !, u
anih"r,'.s.-E kyHci5G-. Trg.aiau.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18

SERGEANT O'NEIL General Perces faithful body guard
who was with him in Mexico, will proceed with tho Pres
dent elect 10 Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18
ppES1DENr pIERCES VISIT TO NEW fOkh
,a huovru letter has brcn sent to New York, In reply
: tho invitation of tho authoies:--

Coscosp, n. H.. February s. loo3'
. ,h ,, bn,,r 10 receive your letter Of
,be An inst, this morning and with il copy OF tle pro-
r"rdngs of the city authorities of New YORK, n'ltns me
IL accept hospslities Of The city, On my way 70
hen YOU 10 communicate TO the Mayor, aud inc co.oto
n,,e branches OF the city government tor thcr inarkeo
kindness and proicred hospitality my gTaelu
nents. ,,, 80, x,-o,.l,
Under other circumstances il would have been extremely
pleasant to avail myself OF the opportunity gtacctuS te
d.red 10 exchange sauatons with the citizens {" me e!sd
emporium Of our county, and 10 thank Them Tor inc atc1tu
manifestation Of partial Judgment with which, but lew
weeks since they were pleased 10 honor me. u: A.;
Hn Win weight al nv heart which has we'll nigh dis.
ounfcd ME Tor the discharge OF pressing duties coec'eu
with their interests am they Will hardly expect my
consent 10 any thing like public reception on my way u
Warrington Suffering 10 some from the want OF
usual health and elasticity, need epese ana nave iu1'
confidence that my friends will CONSIDERABLY accord 10 me-
as far us practicable, secluson
$50 FRANK PIERCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18


nssAly
i IES5AGE THE HOUSE,
j.? ,lr. WALLACE w.s received announcing the passage
o b aTtbJrizng the Suuhdc R1!lrcad Company I" nc
lite by purchase otherwise. PccIyals Island, IN James
ti:er 1r erecting depot and f1r other purposes OF 'ne'
raiii0ai.
On .oon OF ! DANIEL, said till was considered Win
cteEeTcc. The ana no.s oeng rcqheo ne I'll!
plsstG ayes 81, %
RESOLUTIONS ~ enquiry wENE OFFERED:
T. Ng. T.rE Establishing independent BlnH al l.
f,rtr, Kill, in the county Of TazcwtH.
b III: BaLpw;s -inc;easins Tie capital stock 81 the
virginia u nsl R4.udd Company He sum c one million
OF i tic piru.c ol constituting Second 'aI. =,
8ny ror,n II the distance between Richmond aud Char
ipsyilr with The privilege Of changing The general me
ller .oad shorten the route as luch as p"ssine
~ Mr. fuSsrES'lu increase The capital stock vi NE
Crddr Geek ana Opcquon Turnpike Company Commit.
Tee Mcss,a FuN.rEx, SHERRARD BRA1To*, SWEENEY anu
NAT5oS.
PETITIONS.
III &ERaAnp presented petitions Of ci!ztha 81 fr1un
AMI fairly COUNTIES lar roads :om SHason' - liy
Gl'r AID irnm Sasbv:s 10 point Of The road rom VIA!
chester 10 Mprr..rld.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18

A.. UNDERWOOD .5sa <.ndie.:a mo ts.Ih .! Hsst"fy
. H. "A the :..Iia JaaigG .! 1888 !" a'os' ;lia Ia
.ip. ;. . lo: r;ed without 0pposa directing HE
President opcr acations with Genital America ara
Inc Nations q! Europe Tor The "penlng Q! common hsn"ay
=, ,I p ,ci!ic That received inc approval nf President
clsn The treaties complained cf had all rcen ratified
~ he Democratic Farty.
Il. u,;u.L with In. Senator rJHi Illinois in his oppos
tion 10 abstract Propositions He prefer Cd 10
Irac:lrJi iS-t.s.
Mr. HOUSTON got tho focr
Tie sEtI"r! posiponrd IL! Saturday.
1 l., Senate then nt;nlrrri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18

NEW YORK Fra l7.-Ccn. Pierce arrived in ill.,.
IL midnight last night IL rIth5r lntFp0sed and
:}ui rom public observation. II" lit .or p;!atelt
foui O'Clock this evening nrs. Pierce IS still IN os
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18

George y Juhnscu Esq, was yesterday elected oy inc
people 10 the House Of Desatcso succeed Mr. Craze VINO
resigned Nj gentleman Of fine sense and hg!l CHAR
acrer and will make 4 useful member The vote was small
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18


pleasure of meeting several distinguished citizens of LouS
ana among them Mr. Gayarre, whose charming History of
Louisiana have than spoken OF with pride and
pleasure also Mr. De Bow: editor OF Tho able Review I'M
der his name The three handsome volumes OF Industrial
Resources Of the south by Mir Dc Bow, (Which may be
obtained Of J. W. Randolph, of this cy have already
referred to noble contribution the history of the
country. The following high compliment is paid To il,
in the January number Of Hunts Merchants Magazine-it
self popular and standard authority:
''Ths is altogether the most important book on the in
dus,ra interests of the country which has been issued from
the American press important only To the people OF the
South Western States respecting which 1t is so rich In
details equally important 10 whatever citizen In other
sections desires to become acquainted with The incacns
Bile riches of this portion of c0mmon country. Tho
work is prepared with great labor and research, not
y on The part Of the compiler but many intelligent CO.
operators various parts Of The South and It's contents
have been prepared originally, compiled or collected or
from where Industry and dscTlnna
ton could materials of value for such important
publication But although varied extensive, and 30
important may be the contents OF these Volumes respecting
the industrial OF portion OF our country yet they
entitled To high commentator on another ground Ihey
furnish the first Systematic attempt which has been made 10
gather and systemzc within the compass OF two or three
volumes commercial OF hb the United States
The in which The work has been prepared and lsueo
from the press reflects high credit the diligence ds-
ccrnInent and accomplishments of It's author, while II Gao
scarcely tail meet with general and complimentary
commentator for tuness accuracy and completeness,
upon oil subjects Of which it treats By reference 10 ls
title it's comprehensveness Of detail will DO apparent and
come conception obtained by the reader of the assd
labor and length Of time required in tho production OF
these Volumes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18

DIED.

M.FHlEn, ~ rue@y tho l5 ru ~ the Rev n,l,' Minl
hr hAMruEN fLEa>a ~. in Miss ~ aNloiH..
iaush:er o. y Is iigu pi I'M. rity
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18

The Aztec Children closed their exhibition IN ms ciE on
Wednesday night last and have gone 10 NotioK "'''e we
doubt not generous public will hock IN cro"us - &c
,hsm There is nothing strange in nature. h'e'5oooy
should them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18

900 ,nn raiaas III ge.NcE.

MEN AND TSiSGS TX St.ttpIF-.
,.s,ia correspondent Of tie n. E&pcaS iIa"s Pc
r,c rol i, al complimentary Tie morals ci TIC frthe'
,urt Ho writes that tie project vi police means 10
any body caught the Of telling obscencs aoou. -.
rev Empress For five days. nothing else was a'Sco "O'O
in Paris bu; Montijo, her gaiontsrtes, her oVers' v
pates he u itn!sht and moonlight adventures. q" ~.
undertake 10 cay about her character Is im'-Ns ',
who has no nos .ibe motive misrepresen', anu WI"
five years in Madi with French family, SD" ''''
v whiIe hee-and says.that the DowageT ach'J' ''
, do,oh,cr. wer. very intimate at the Escufia'' anu w
rh.v were all three az dsrergondees rs the Queen y
,,..r D,r.rcoudees means shameless uhoiu7"'s' ~
~, muI,inviny cyidrucc tins is the undoho'eo c"1'd-
,h woman Bu, ali this will be at oaco of"o'eh' W '''
suendur of her position. The city OF iatls - s''s
diamond necklace Of The value Of 6OOUUO francs: s"c 10 "
~ osrnhincs crown: she have lud'cs ot hohor a"u
nrs and eousres and almoncrs, &C., ike any real I'm
press: she inhshiis palace already, ana us INC h
ia IN his soeecn will pray with him Tor The prosperity u
France pn,is is getting somewhat over lis Indignation"
,o, ,b bankers have los: confidence in the sound uds
, &C o,,s NAPOLEON Perhaps said a man deep IN ra
roads he win some day nike in his head 10 commit sucus
~ If ma makes up his mind do it, nothing on earh can
, hin; There is no doubt that fair sovereign - "o
man of wit The Royal party were one day playing At
hind man buF al Compiegno. The Emperor, WHO was
,hr blind man. caught the Spanad and in guessing a hef
name Minced crown CT flowers upon her head Sre' she
said. ",hls crown is TOO light" She was thinking oil ahca
v;er one and in fact, Josephncs is hca'.e;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-18
E.ay;33ssii EEii5S III HE TELEGi.,


SEN-TORk FEB. l7.-'rEc steamer 4 !ps is com
thr bay She brings four days later rcws from EufoI