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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

.sTATE AGRICULTURAL. EAlR-There is be an
exhibition OF Virginia Industry, in Richmond, commencing
an The November The State Society
making extensive and the people Uf Rich
uond doing Thing To give interest 10 the occasion
Premiums amounting S5000 are be distributed snd
forward their best poducons. ii they wish contend
isI the preIn,nIn,
We do kuGW that any persnus Ia Lewis or The drin
Ing couu,Ire intend the far but h,s know,
Lewis couniy cuBli su wuld take III RirtRlund the
Tobacco that he raised IN Virginia. What do you
think of that people al Rchuondl And again II the peo.
pie of the West had any by which they could Ihe
great staple 10 tie kchnnnh market Baltimore wunld ut
pound III A. Ir the that Richmond the
best Tobacco mat hrt aid thousands t would
raised where is now What pity II that The best
manufacturers al tobacco III The Sulc cannot get te rcIy
best article uf which make their orders Nulng
wanting 10 make this ui The inrst Tuburc0 growing
Stale, but market that would Justify the
ole engage largely la its pr"~th How this Ia he ei
:e,ed than ,!rlruinr, but surely Is u sub
should rrad the atteniinn al liusc
The half about Western vsnla has been told Ii needs
hut The good ruad afford and cheap
cit make tins young giant rouse AMI stare The
Cld Dornlun with the al It's productlus As yet
lnc sufficiently strong Ia make the
ps iufego their paiiuhs 10 embark IN other sreIes
nj thu spirit ui progress Is abroa should be- gud
ted which wuui enable this
OF IT.. rvrIc rr The wealth
.npiaa lies IN heel uinnaln rrglls lnr u Whose
s aud productive here inviting the indus
rriuus and r,r,Eing, 10 home and To fortune
Then people al Virginia ccsnius hook Ia the interests
al your Stale, AMI while womb not advu,ae the i'm
ui p1r III The STATE la the dcInIent
Jgr part, sui call atrnliun tins interesting
EoItluu vi The Common "'a and ~tc il something
he lone Stay the I'D. OF eng which How ins
. Si,G ii turn II ihiirrwar where there
huiI,es iuI thousands. ~ rS.on Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

MR. SOULE'S RECEPrlON.-it seems be well I'm
de, among The dipunaiiss y! Europe Wash
taI there Is The sighres danger that Mr. Soue
reception by Court Of not prove cordial The
letters received Madrid this mo'he ny the Arabia
MALL ut uncunaiise coming truI,
the Spanish VI their respective governments,
BY nc BY give such inmaunS as We nct aoUTe-l ash
S,c-.
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FOOTSTEPS OF ANGELS.

Syn. W. LoNaFELLow.
When the hours Of day are numbered:
And The voice, OF the night
Wake The better soul That siuinhered,
To holy calm delight
Ere the evening lamps are lighted.
Aud, like phantuIns grim aud tall,
Shadows from The ftful freight
Dauce upon the pdrlor wall
Then The furrns If The departed
Eol+r At The open door;
The beloved, the tIue-hearied.
Come la visit me once mote.
He, the young and strong, VIII" cherished
Noble IJngings inr The strife,
By the roadside Tell and perished,
Weary with the march of life.
They, the holy ones and weasly,
WHO the cIuso al suffering bore,
Folded their pale hands So neckiy,
Spoke with us on eatllt no mole.
And with them the being beanIeuus,
Who unto my ynuIl, was given,
More than all things Rise Ia love me,
Aud is nUw u saint in Heaven.
Win glow and noselrss ioolsIeP
Comes the messenger divine.
Thk"s the vacant chair beside me,
Lays her gentle hand in mine.
And The sits and gazes al me,
WiIh ,boer deep aud tender eyes,
Like The stars ~ still aud saint like,
Locking dn~nward from The skies
Uttered not, yet c"mprehended,
Is the spirits volcrless prayer,
Soft rebukcs, IN blessings ended.
Breathing from her lips ut air.
o, though oft depressed and unely,
All my fears are laid aside,
IL but remember Gnly
Such do these have lived and died
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

We have heard it confidently slated ih Jefferson Davis
En- has made expressions hostile Ia Mrsss Bronson
Olunnor and In favor Of The lice s"il faction In New ORR
we cannot believe that any al ordinary Intelligence,
uuld give srnseess Iepot but u there b,
any gu h We lid We The direct eui pusle authority
saving that they who sbuled such eAPrt ssIuhs Il
SECRETARY War have WILDLY and desiRbtdy miScP
resented EiG.-i SG.u: days Washington S:T:;ae!
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LIBERATION or KUSTA

We we're yesterday We find. in surmising that
the OF the Austrian Minister 10 MIR. Marcy Albany
related 10 the disposal %! The K"stu We learn
mat the Austrian government about II uiunh ago, con.
sened Ia the Liberation oi kustA, condition that he
should be On board oi an vessel and d
:rctiy the United States: AMI the Austrian Minister
UnstaDiinopic vas INSTRUCTED I" communicate this drlerni
nauuu The attr,nn Minister, Mr. Marsh This consent
release al hnsth WAS undeIS
m o line recovery ct the Hungarian rrpuila as related
last PATHS letter aud IN the French apes II appear
n, as kusin was nj k"ssuhs party when tn. unpa
;,sa cuw o. taken iiun Ruda II was suuoss,I that
he could give iurmatin III the spns,,n IN. ur,iclcS
hIch might ea 10 their nni We learn was
TIE mo,lyr uf the motives w, Induced his seizure
AZ Sinytna AE"u The last ut August the missing repsia
ere Our ieadeis Hie hlIrad, Ird near
Orsoys lus without The Hungarian border which kos
su,h fsl He'd The recovery ui The crown ani lewrIs
the necessity at relieving the French Cons
li"u Tie iisaRerahc engagement Ia Keep husa
induceL Austrian Government consent 10 his rerasr
ii The cu.alIi ,a'r,i shvc We u further
New lt a. tai that runscn;lns 10 tins
neEt, the aueiia" Tie sht 81 '''ns
lerns husiu as ansiiinn subject u lac snai return 10
Iascy on. de iir shall iveslei OF his native
E"tiunaiiy "a sniar aud Ia in va " Yesterday, Va
tioa0! ini.Niprbter
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lEEEENSnA uANlS $50

Ara m,rns ii Ir nld mrns whig sslerdl committee al
y, v ruS resolution was "ii'Je "iirh hhhnlrrr led
-, harsh terms trnria DAVIS ,hnfcI SECRETARY :"
Har
rugn General Davis there lives not Drawer or a better
~ an a iircr dIsnIcrr-ei pattt lie hae her,
~, IA his coInIry The battle field mi In The hall. al
.unril THIS tr-t that ''e6g lr
Ia ~ prIr III place has hteu li,"Eedut an nwl
Tie :" War l1 too hfHiy established Ia the
n.i- The An,e 1in people {" lie ihteihS attacks fiou
n isrIrf Dcnu:,iiGn from ii0ee" hJ have all along
c tie enetlre have nihrr se,t iah 10 chow
ia, -nIlns firm, seaitast ami nhy=lhg IN his .esh
,k.n HE rmup al The ,eu"C ali: psHy. iaShHg
TN nrhiIneL
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NEW BOOKS

NJ , nn,,is has sent us books from 'he press OF
c ,i,oa, & Townsend OF New York, VIZ:
J,r, S,,un, or the kng's Advocate, ny James ''a"'
,, il ni.,ly Iuirdhv the London Press rs novel OF
biohIy dramatic ana exciting CHARACTER tut oi scenes ' "
tense interest :.
N yhs Rudi,ueuis Of the Art of Rniding, edited hy
IL, Rn,,L II ahnunds useful practical Information
launching The principles al constructions The s'trhs' ~ 'a
,.ria- working drawings, specifications, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

! WILLIAM AND MARY EOG.LkGl-fhe psti"'i i at
hlnA 1910 when lIs venerable nstu"n 81 irdh'g
:. ~ r irIin ihc t"uh 81 ''n'
county W. hp The papers Tia The University a.
VILE ~ Ii"hitl, r nElrIirhi Ia. ensuing -os
sion hy hundTr.i =utrnI=, al Nc are HAPPY L"
ir,ml the report le'r ~ t'ir hlI"h " W" ph'rs
81, NItpini . best Interests al theirnh- b"i we can
moi ,rb,ar Ia nprrss upon cltiZens Eastern virginia
especially the nhigations they o"r 10 Ne ola Alma Mar
.. m, Commonwealth - ur,Jrsy nn' Handsomely
Ia ,r unIicr The "lI"win.cHif tract from Prrsi
..ui I,s ,rpur, The late tonsen pa: services
rendri ~ President :" William AMI I51p nave been
-nIiar described ~ my lInn4 reports that they
nee he again enumerated Six rclies each w-ek To-,
rrthc with rca-ioui ministerial inr have given auur
employ nrnt hh."e that portion ii he year passed in
NIIi'm-hhfg me '"uhrr "f sts,iert this session has
. RI rpity live, rNcr,din. 80 fy. IN. ,,,.
since HE i""nl'"n Of The GolIes- but dn th,m ,,sumr
"h'n ' '''e "p'n"h mat Tar brhsior aud improve
nrn lhty VIII r"pare ldvnaby viii tus. f any instItu
non WIN "h'en am acquainted. AL when slider
| ,rrst" 'iu'''na"ns q" my colleagues whom the
- n.,m i''h'h Is entrusted aud -, ah,In
nn,,y l., Iutgeiy hour years has hfin.d ample
College rH-Iy n lena confirming la
an tnse'. n,trnt- n seek
snre ana chtistlao mortality. t cipea souoo
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lkosrln. 90. rng U.tTEp STAT, iim, Ano 70 1855
t;.r. $50 hay" Tr',IN' Il communication ned
~ the s!iisl,rr 81 he In.ied 49,. ilet drgH
t,d t. las me- containing u particulars 81 - aIuse
Ia. thi.t ai"- upon y'ur=rrs and fl,f rtti4rns vi
lfr lnIrd SI1i,'~, On the .th 81 L. li''t',
M. i.r pcfn-n yD. .;!;rIni sItrnn Ia eN.i lie
ne h"hrsI mdnnl.i,n nud il "nd he u s.rins.
me- considering" he unI"sk"'ani nsl rlvatins natu,
~ assault aui hr w..unts ii.r 10y she s,lli lt3t
y.iu an NJ, punish ih, ~ ni.i,n -lrt
,uhi, tia, pr,,;Gia l,," al '"I Hri G,srrrt iv The
l,w w!r! :" distinguish, IN. nate.
RAJ .,urlrnl,u YOU thought al acted upon thai ~ *
rt.ns .u uih moderation sud 'cn,c llr h.lies
.rr. ,..rr.nilu" "a r"r-"' ~ p"prr c"ursc a";
.,'I,.ri satisfaction. lHi,"i; he lpr, snj
channel Az. q. ,!uul ma lisa ppU.tci T..
hr government the .nl'"i has ,uy.I yet pstUl-
tel All u,.rr pti,i 'hr i'~an- nights II.
tIiIHrn- Ia IL rli'io ,rh -, al tI.!prny
have liiL .ug alairr,uI brI" Tie Peruvian c"vcfn
nrni, and II h!r r.""!srj Tia he tnpIiim at the tri
shall lie i,Il'," III. irii,.d lG"!n ~ 'D!iaLi hc ta
IN I-..aio an: t,a.nl rnrwer hir ,Tirnirs,
rnuturI have r,arIei iH-. shall that IL l. a..
com irs.rt
Ia t.rru.ns 10 y"c .,>-ei- Ittire have 10 rGquCs:
ih III nIinrn'~ 50 our fellow -.iliZeus
'l,, lin' mi, nv
r,'"i rs The crln,nnl AID mnirhttlr codtnc 0l ihs
tnpaiu 81 rtr i"f!-,rt rl.ilr ,ii atIIu; ii
,'r "u"r3Tni"nt Il, pr"trri ani hrh' then nights
hInLn. 90. "r az ,i"n.,:-i Yourselves ara :Er
AL!~riran .i!G,h-T,.- 81 IL. ,.I ina. p-gr 10 me e.
public ''licr has Tie Inu To- .rnt!"hith y,Iur
,,I".irrnt servant, T. iNIuiIPtI clay.
Ia Captains i."I.r W ii."prrn.,'i, Euini,4m John
Foster, samuel Mnr"im l.
Tie ANNA STAR " :Srrirnt;l-t Say--The t.a-,,n
assiruri IL. the BOLIVIA t.Ens pace tir t..,pn,u .
port III. Iur dat H. iti-r ..rn ciaiI,ira hy ms
SiiIr- Minister ma luke ihit delegate IL No
rrre bel ern The Peruvian "rfni American snip cap.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

The venerable Mahi"n pkrtson Secretary Of the NAVY
noder the anns Of Pr, sehIs la ksnn and Van
Buren, died al his resLrnre Morris county, New Jersey
on Wednesday morning
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i, e., his c,unlry's interests
g., hr. IN l.r in company win al ts''"'a"'e lehman
,,,n., ,,irnl al Richmond visited some o' 'e eef'
Insi j. those flares at Imprisonment in "air" ne
- ., -. "a, uupi.l,rd AMI IN part c"hhhed i ea:o.
go. :, an. al h,,-r paul- tall strong hheeu ".si'' 7''t
I.,t suL p.uny with his f.iii manu- "iapi' " ~"
asked il hr wtir Ill ! , ,hu, h, il , very bs,
IN - r,ulr, his l,qnarnua k--n"' n' ne ~
rscl m. MASTER who lives higher up NC '', ..,t
III, tr,n, his w. and children, To sell MN u" ~ aS
n. wanted To punish him; and no" Tue ,, fach Loo
venpsd moon his master and la haAe 80 .;,b, ho,d
NM IF u,un.y has cut of fingers OF MS lsn' h
Th ac.I a.ked me 10 lend him IN axe 10 AhoeA e uan
inio his shurs with and lent IL MN M'o n ,n.i
anv ba, intention aud has The e'o" so"' 'Ao N''
ed himself TOR life. I"
M. .,v x,,sct from FicLrrika Bremers ne~ hook on
mi. country. we published in yesterday '"4"''' "'
German gentleman referred 10, has ca''eu 't'n '"
,Iai, ne circumstances under which he was ''' "
osnv Miss g. 10 the gaol. tie arcIdeh'a'Y "'e' WIZ
oo,, adies o Richmond neghbnrs ana acqua''''"'es
-; h. ,o,.st ia escort Miss b. he ron'd h"' e'"'e'
n. assures us that being the owner -
self II. has no sympathy for Miss H. a"u "'e
and thnt in simple pniteness. he dh "''a - '"' ~
towards strangers visiting Richmond
The "oouacinls" person, andrt 10 ny ''''' -, 100 "
u. il The salesman aud not ne he'pei 10 ''p'e
I a.. s,aes that Miss B has hS'h'e" 'e s's'
,;,J 10 him aud has msreprrseIi'e" '"e "a" " " -
a, ,,,.t Thai this new instance al n9fnh'c a" "'''''
: ,sy on The part ol Ills ugnlsiei I"fel'he'1' W"
49,, -, mamie m,re on their gusrt ahonll"nis's Gam"
T., ms cannot present facts truly "ie> h'"A' '
through their own JLundictd vision.
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WA.iu1oH on 3 I.51

j,
DEAR :sIh Sn"r t'.e r"hvcr-hiiwr hal upon the -ub
lrrt al the division Drnoc "a NJ pary 10
Nr'. imE irr AID nine c"nrri pir>rnr
'iis., su.il.r ,hr -iicres- OF he
prin'iI's 81 ii,r patty i,r, unt prove injurious else
"lrir Eni The -rpIt,'iou l. .It"d 4 conviction Ii.
'''r"! ii,r "n M "':"i sai, hrlrrI"rgtI pI.itei
each sfi"r np"n pa'!ItG pinri;rs ,ii.i.
j"u could ani "n"t {" have bee 4" prufTt.
f"n art aware that IL The inirs -. tlie EIlHri.f.
'"ns"nn" an. III" rnnH 'nii"tt ~ IT, 'n,na"r,I ~
ID ~" " President ani h' fi.,n,i atvr-rr- -aGi
rt"ri before ihr wudt. They hn.:rn anl
''"r mnn upon "'sr principles AL policy rnd hal
s"n Ia i'rlrsr that all gentlemen wr"n,rnrr /. urr,ri
Office under The Administrator, llrtyei Il. the
principles and I",IirP.
As the Pa stieni mnrT-anI- The at.rs ayou ei A. me
piil"m al thu parry ut u ,iunI, al! p.m'rrlt, ,hn
IDnri IN uphrIIns r,uylu nui. SANG wuTe rutnci
T. r fr"'"nA"l rs "'iliy 81 the .hi.h'r III he "G,ei
parry dhd ""h.r'1 rH'y ,i.tnr en-, station That all
''li n obtain "li'" vas nnur-nmi ttihI -. it-'ri'"
non '"'' not he "N"ily cqnr rn=t ~ i't'fcni >1r-
'"'hs ~ me party, vas "Qu, Il he h-'tIhu'
if"h Was Ihrniri 10 Ice mair -. p,vc t-t al
c"mria'n Ia CO src!In rni t..nt.,d hat l,i=
lrhin has '"'n chrr'"L "it, ",y ,,r -."' '"
-,!i hur iy h- app,,nr,. nrs,-cl lie Offices
under III" liIIrr
II has 81 Unopened that yoar apin,mGnr- have hre"
very centrally nrir tom hat En'ld th- pltr I" "''h
you No" ai"'r This fnn thought tt"iiculi"d t. s"rhc
nnnn and harmony That e-ir, hI,hrr hHs failed Il" b.
h''"'rd and ,hr other 'in 81 PATTY ieel that '"rS
have n'' been fully lr'"gnhri by a. ami things 40"
stand, may not a." Iustirr l.. y"ui mNrs.
cali your att-ursnn h- sIt.lr and rhr fact la
the Preside NJ and HE cabnc win lie un tnnirN r.,"t
ave h,t h"r Ion II The irtY iiirrafs distinctly 49,"
Ing AM rn'y maintaining HE Inripas ~ the Han"f:
plitiUIn AMI tniri 10 tinrnl- ~
official stations IN Y',nr department ALLOW IL eI:te-s
HE eSlrhiirn that YOU sil rrlnlr them The "nl,
Wdy ilI,t WA rnup r"nyn'tinn wiIh
have moi hitherto lr.u-i q mere To y
~ nlai inquiry with regard IA The ~inu HE irneah
parry IL winch prr-"n- Illuminated pusiuous IN the CO.
lon h"ree NJ New York h-lneri pr % reuio" :" 80"
paiS IN !7i' which fenni'n opposed "hn's 'cc"
'."uphIy crtehed III The anIGlnmphant c'6tt- :"
iS'- hnt Is HE present itel ~ feeling '"hk
lisical irhle Who acted together 10 ~ and @ho az" ~
hh' nis"rally np"n HE pla non At pTinrirr- ="
i"'h s ehXRsstivc al ,i-rTniu1i1 ui hiCh nv ,,,,
i-iia'i"h VII not APPROVE | shall srnu r,r, 81 go"
!" ia: naval officer nni Tie -u,.cynu he p'''
'h'i there may Ice H.. pr, en-t ths ''''
''e "-'irut val f.imfr IL lee puis-i t,,nif
hIt, ir-I.-,ituit1 IA VIZ
- ..ra
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STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR

r
The ernanis appropriated Ia Tins purpose haze been "eau
niuy graded ul! neatly rhro-ed
The urea viii comprise about 10 acIesi ami, though
soue what Ishaped tctagUnai figure, the arrangements
within appear thus far have been admirably designed and
well executed.
There already H. stalls for hos.s ami lnnles III tor
horned cattle III pens Tor huss and So Tor sheep all under
shelter aud furnished with every Convenience.
Four sheds conveniently disposed on different sides ul ne
inclosue will lie appropriated 10 straw and pr"vehisr
As 10 machinery. agricultural implements &c th.ie VIII
be ample epsrr all that be brought upon Inc ground
Il has been suggested that cattle ntendrd Tor eHlhb'
lion sLou trsnei the halter days hriue being
brought Ia Ririimond.
The interest rvinced by al classes "i citizens, in The prn
motion this Interesting ani Important 'neTp'lss w' Sc
r 1t will be probably The most slIibing srene
al vuunla, and onward march in prosperity aud
IMPROVEMENT r.,i ,Alnbiie,i in the Stale
TN. Virginia Genital Rail Road Company has moi only
offered convey O CIarse all articles Inr exhibition,
hu Ia gvr passage Ia aud if"n Rirhm"ii II all The
members nl the sr-ty The Umrlir Road has came Il"
the same rrr,manu ami The James River aud kaua Ia
Company have Itnilirl hll tolls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

FOR the Enquirer
TnE HEAVENLY FLOWER.

ny JAMES AVIS D,RrLEY
Now the final stroke Is over
And The neart hath ceased - beat,
And her FORM 80 pslrly bea nteJns,
In Won snowy winding sheet.
-. She has passed the gloomy p"Tm',
Shc has reached the realm OF light,
And there is heavy silence,
AS We SIT and muse to- night.
She vas Trail flower, fading quickly
From before our "ishn e,ee,
Giving back her holy fragrance
Early TO the eager sktes:
But she parted all SO lovely,
Growing fairer, day by oaY
Thai our souls could scarce iee1et hef
Passing like dream. away
Now. that iraiL enchaniing Hover,
Which but opcned hrir below.
Sesuering round It's healing sweetness,
On the nruils that bled with woe;
By death which maketh living,
Changed into brighter HOVER,
Sheds more Astounding fragrance,
From the I.ufd's ambrosiai bower.
Oh. weep mol for this, fond parehts!
Though your earthly eyes he dun,
See she blooms IN deathless beauty
Where the seiuph tunes his hymn;
Where Heaven, sereneiy eioi'o'''
Bends above u paradise,
Clothed in IiuIs ut brighter spienuo.,
Than our dream. lands gorgeous o'
Yes she blooms in fsieless beauty,
In tha, brighter world than ours
And the radiant saints ann hhgeis
Ar, her glorious sister flowers =
Thar. NO frost, nu Killing tempest
E'er shall fall or iercely blow,
Rut mild bteeZes, walked on roses,
Round her softly come and go
There she yet is pure and lovely,
Al she WIS with US telo@--
And her friends should cease to mourn hsi'
Wurn Ia, Lord 9TH hade us know,
That, within that peaceful Heaven,
She 10 happier than before;
And thai we should strive 10 meet her,
When, like hers, our toll IL Ger.
.. 7 Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

The ship f. = Owens IS below Ia James river from
Cardiff WaIre with cufsuu $40 I"ns at Rail Road Iron
far the Virgin, anil Tennessee Rail Road.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

C"rt-s pnndem, ii hr Eal'In,hr Afnr'i ."
The report which has been CItcuatri oi nv ~, ,r,
III The lion Caleb Gushing lis ausirr I" h'''' :
la hr uuiIIIiici. ..I,- n.
The lr.idrnI l. IN e,""i health ani b"'S"" =, IL.
pres. belief that h- ilrr whrit are "'"
arg r Democratic i'nry AMI rnbaffiSS " ii ru.u
ION III prn,r failure. The Me-. Yak t''i. 80 - Il.
In .hI!i qu1 here. uut Iiir return al secretary
mi back -'tIi"r han tSpr' ir Vi..- E-s
The opinion /, gaining Gruuni thai '"'" , ft,r ma {:
III tll~ GiDht, Win establish is.iy nr"-i'ap''
imposing scale. 49,, po.,mas E
iJr Reilly is bring strongly rrrh""n"" ,iu, a. a, h &
Al St Inus III, Ms J" 'r ''f .n, 40
urable and rstinnhr Hh"'' r,virt 80.
ri- Blair aptre IL, surrender thelf ia'"'.' t
unite The suppbst az hfi''i - MO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

The Mrxran Correspondent al r ~ Jhnrnai q" Tom
writes that .c speedy sign. al revolution
that Santa Anna preparing I" leave "i his Country seat
near ulapi AMI that le late conspiracy al Pueha, with
many others sm"r note IN different parts OF the c"un
iry creates hnl Ills E,'crnry, knowing well his
iucapary himself hul confident al being unable
Ia reach lh, coast from Tins inland pusnn III rrV"-
luton breaks nu', rlonsrs with that penetrating foresight
that has always characterized him through HE I" lorar,
before il bate r rnast possible General
tialsirm with his Secretary, Mr. Grips, the writer repre-
seulr a. quite popular. The Correspondent says:
"NnIhnn SAID IN the question Of lrnanttprc al rre.
sent !, up-nr> l., t iuntiru Mr. l.rr who has been
detained here CONTRARY 1" his wishes ami the lruanicprc
difficulty t. .tilir,l, has ir ul in court calling Them
10 show cause why he should BIZ held for il rck"nng; but
as yet has been taken the matter Capt Levy
als, here la head and Some Gsnns NJ
here with power II tr'rganlZr The whole mining
laws al the Republic but having let his - beyond
the powers attorney III his p"'hri the consequence
thai the Captain is sn, i'I slanT, aud rnblrsoed thai
he has - In the uu The whole
~ settled until the Court secs proper I" let n oil
On the hand il liz sand that Santa Intends dr.
clare himself Emperor his plans he compile
led and his proposed army "i 50 900 organized In
regent s..ch IT, his troops the Capital referred Some
what ohsrucy campaigns In which they "nni have 10
uro.e Their va.f Tho arAran Minister Spain
Mexican Consul at avanH Is la he recalled Tor his coupl
civ IN IN. I'll ar Of Lady SutiE SLAYER Santa Anna
il is usu w'ittrn Ia The captain i neral r"innr
ON ,r - :. ,s,y has immediately srniins hi,L
tan inlans r.ii censorship u" HE lttes namIaLei
And me rnrurs Suuta Anua, well az all suspected Of
opposition his imlria projects. are I" te sri2 and
uur sunr, az hani-h,,. Araty svrral "lral prisoners
are confined in The init nj Vera Cruz AMI uniri ahi
| 6tIy o,r,s are banishrL from the country.
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sti,Mm0Na, aNQt i i Il

rrulISlILp DAILY AND SENi-WEEhlA'
EY lHrCHlES d PRYOR.
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Tn G,y-tn.r al SYn,r Ini''n" l'"- ~ h,n,,ia,,.
The i2rh 81 O."l,-r. "a, "l ''7o'e
lhfou ehuut Tile State
Owing 10 the failure " the potaU 80 "
q famine Is anticipated iu Newioio'ano'
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THE NEW lUKk StIIISM. The BAH imore Arous
says:
In The PRESENT aspect of the case Iaris sppear Ia be-
The secr'ns portion "i III" l'ern"'ta'ic pnrp. But il will
al ill ti- uI Union Ia
them recusanls Ia the Demucratic faith. They number
ain.ng themselves we'll known Tor their nn
course In times ' great and Tor unfnrh
support OF Democratic measures, time Wien our
patty 1as not lrlnmphan bu broken and detected Oar
CG6snGe, disposition separate from them woui &c az
1c oil ibjustse, DO less Than lack Of political wisdom
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''.t.'-'
>.,,, s,ys tItuI :his oIhii; ioai "'do
i"' -" ,.,J =, George NJ. Dallas ESQ and,
ce'"' ;, w,Il be accrplrl ~ that gentleman, who
,aIli.. 10 ill it with credit 10 himself anu haip''
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NATIONAL. DEMOCEAT


WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
NssHiSGT"S, ''rt u-lniu ". DAVIS iinItfn"f al NC
CON ~ sai ~ The st"1ru ri HE 2uIi instant whi'n
leaves New luk l"r iaIiuiia
Tie President has hII"lur JnhH w lmlrT u" al al ir"i
uiu as-laie lnstirr 81 si; WIN ". 4. DAVIS "i Fem.
-yyania At"rnry Tor New Hrr" aud Charles Bnrmnry,
Marshal al New Mr>irn.
THE OlIRAGE AT THE. t'IliNciIA iSl.aNi'.' 4
al tIc Prnrp,la rger wiring from ''r
hnra Islands al the Captain Met tehn -'Hrs
thai he Thlrn aoar tr guard ship auh 'rir
chainr hand AMI loot (" rin bel! i'll The dfh AMI mere
Kept Ike The WHIST criminal ib days AMI nights t
s,uI allowr. even 4" see him, excepting his son, boy
twelve yrats III a2- Whilst there confined man ron
trivr speak Ia !n, trln. him rat or drink n"inY
they gave him, 40 II was poi" nri. In this stte lie was w.
nj a dncirr. sent ih"n hy ia. minister at Lima 10 ~"
iulu Ike nfldr demanded IL 80 linn in The maine oil IN
rican minister, when he mnwIlingly allow"
him Tie instantly demanded his G-lriSe from re- ,
he could NJ" 1--we tprtt eight hours longer IN ' "A.
then allow i'r The ~
been slowly recovering though ei'", ), nv IN,
The adds that duel wac about 10 f % ., amsti
Peruvian official who committed this outage $40 -
GAG Captain