Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-15

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connected with the late war with MEXICO
The Governor Of Maryland greatly desired 10 take par
in the pageant but prevented by severe indisposof
His exceency will leave The city This morning in the .
O'Clock train for Philadelphia, and Will be accompanied u
the distinguished gentlemen who arrived " hi as wei
as committee OF The CORPORATE a"ho'''cS o' na""''e'
PERCEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT ATPHlLADEl.
PHlA.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The committee "l reception
90 10 Whining morning, 10 meet tht frcsi
dent in the sieameT John Stevens. HE number oi me cor"
mii,ee will be materially reduced, as hry hnu tcy lfc
pay SO each for their fare and COLLATION. aver i'n"
Inc navy yard the President will be escorted hy lhe military
along The 10 Independence Hall where ne WIN DE- i'
mally received by The Mayor and Council lie WIN put W
at The Merchants Hotel where splendid entertainment
will be given by the city in the evening.
RECEPTION AT NEW YoRK-At New York, where
tho President arrive Thursday he will be receives
bv the entire military OF the city al the Battery and will b
o,,d 10 the Crystal Palace where his formal welcoming
w take place. and the ceremonies OF The opening of The
hibi.ion will be Immediately proceeded with.
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DECLINE AND FALL OF THE UNCLE TOM Ma.
MA.
Private letters from Europe inform that Mrs. Reechc
Stuwe was quietly residing in Paris unnoced by every
and suffered 60 where she pleased without the sighes
word Of comment from the press indeed had i, fol
an amusing article in the Charrari in which funny inter
yiew between her lransatos and herself described
one would have known that she had crossed the Channel
The London Times, which published crcumsanal ac
count Of fit Of dyspepsia with which she was afflicted be
,e she left Boston, did cundssccnd upprlse The
Rsh people of her departure from thir shores The Ear
nj Sbatesbury letters 10 the papers on The dociA
event and Douglas erod refused TO celebrate the ma
nnaI disaster in graceful cegiac. Al! was silence and
NEGLECT where few weeks before the whole reporting Siat
of The metropolis could beso~ publicity or Exeter Hail
nose enough to do honor the auihpfcss OF Uncle Tom
Lam smith or Thomas Brown could have prc!ci his
garnet bag and embarked his person IN ic cheap TAIN Ia
Fokesone with less oslenation Than HE lady who fort.
nnh previously had been The ldo OF every a!stacrac CO
! reTic and the guest of every noble mansion
Here was fall ndeed What had Mrs Stove done 10
occasion so startling rcyusnn oil sentiment among ih.
nobiliiyq What crime had sAr committed what hemlsh
had she revealed in herself ~ warrant so DISK change
from adulaion TO indifference from sympathy 10 noe-;t
Had The folly of abolition flashed all at once upon Stafford
- ar had the common sense view which The Itmcs
and The middle classes of England TOOK OIL Uncle Tom
Cabin at length prevailed The maudin senimctay
NJ com nv nrnse? Sorrowluly Indeed must tie noHirv .!
ENGLAND confess that n ese causes could tie change
br assctbed much simpler event had occaGloncd The
roHe face Her majesty the Queen mad refused 10 receive
Mrs Stowe; Buckingham Palace hat closed It's doors To the
,n.uvris Of the negroes the British! dnhr0pists had
yajny attempted to procure for their iav"c an admission
in 10 court As ~ he ict became known, nc" night
hnrs nm Inc Sraord ausc TO b. excluded from
r,a IN Il. out Of fashion; hc out If fashion
than TO have committed murder theft or any other crime
the calendar II was in fact rhdanHefns one own posi-.
,ion IN s0ciajc with person "hC lad VIGOROUSLY been
refused an admission 10 the QUEENS presence Firmly i'm.
with sense their duty themselves and their rank
the Ertish nobility did not hesitate moment IN t!s con.
nncurc Fashion ,ust be vnilcnted though the heavens
Jtau,t fu Nrs Stove and rncle Tom were ru,hcs.y
sacrificed The went out III "inR!ing aud It's
heroes were forgotten Ia an hout
snrr. euten hy this hearllr.s dcsc0n the Professor
who seems 10 have quite forgotten hoso imperative duties
which required his preseEce Boston on The Isl June-
souah with his companion more -lncnrc welcome al Far
ia s.cond dssa ppoinmcn, awaited them no hI.rin9
paragraphs The papers hcaId their lrtIvai n" crowds 81
admifing readers tnonSe ihe'f drawing room MI anu
Mrs Jones Of HolbOrn could MOI agG enjoyed more dc.
ph,t pryacy The Emperor had expressed ai3 opinion OF
Uncle ru.:" and kindred worSs and his complaccnt or
sans were bu, read? 10 carry out has views by Their
In point of fact the governments oil Europe sccT al
length &c have awakened Sno"iedgc OF the fact which
we placed many weeks before our readers Ihcy now
az. ihat Enrr Toms popularity in Europe not due 10
any regard Tor he negroes oil me 3dufcfn Sa'es bu TO-
the warm language in which i pictured struggles against
oppression in any orm and IL lc Ioid manner in which
an appeal force 10 assert popular liberty vac recon
mcuGc PLrisans rising aaaSc 10 ;hIo" Oh Tic np@-
rial yoke and proclaim lhr! republic, could not have
sought counsel from mere appropriate WORK Hence me
mpprIai wish that notice should 6c taken 81 MIS-
Stove aad the obscurty in which SIZE ~hs suffered 10 re-
main. Hence ia part Qor kindly feeling lo"afis 'ns
cpuntry had we sincerely hrtc something Ia to "ih the
Iecis.un) the refusal Of Guecn Victoria 10 fec"!'e MIS-
Stove Hence the previous con !tnnLon o; Inc "oFk by
the Pope These three govtrnnenis have concut!-d IN eS
pressing q strong OF approval ol 'uncie Tom In
the case a. England, We said, an honorable desire u"
cultivate friendly relations with us has Doubtless hiu con
siderable weight, But il would be presuung TOO lar on
British cyily regard ihc the only motive at work
thorough consciousness that man. t-tJise Hams Vts
in Enolnd and that the poJE Of London ana t!c opera
q
pForssrd the work their cases, was AZ least equal
y polen: This latter consideration was OF couse the
only ground Gu t,Eca the governments OF France and
i Rome have acted -,
We may now therefore, consider That ijnGi& .G!a Cab
i'm has run its EUROPE PrnscThc .: al ieast cor
dcmnnd by three of the most Influential governments II
ceaecs oa.c any political weight and relies solely t"r
popularity lie c;U-5 iacest winch II possesses IN
common with "Jack Shcppaa u ha2 served az t!uon4h
test oil The feelings Of foreigners towards orr nsitliions
WIKI all the witchery of dramatic aI and every c'in'm
which talent could b. stow, tie OF abolition has been
argued The people Of Eu"p; and Inl n the "eoc
ussembcd audience but clique that Of Stafford House
has given least suppose hal 'ey 81"
anything deeper in The book than mere Interesting catch
penny tale. Tho only real converts that MIS- Stowe ias
made OF her fifteen millions Of European readers
are the forty or fifty titled pe'anGages whose unaoasheh
-nubbey has just received ao marked an Illustration
We eneat The Aholitiouiss ponder on the iact We
beg Them calmly 10 note gradual falling of in The lnce
Tom excitement this side the wafer The terrible dsap
pontmrn which the future Of the Key has INFLICTED on
The publisher and The probability OF both lock and Key ne
ing entirely forgotten five Yeas hence Mrs Stowe VII
need 10 pfGbi her imagnaOn aresf and furnish some
fresh stimulus public IuriuaY before long, she does moi
wish relapse into peaceful oblivion and ehscuy- !ifh
York Herald.
SPEAKER or THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIvES.-The Washington correspondent of the Journal o
Commerce, says:
"Therc is considerable inquiry already 10 the next
Speakcrship OF the House Of representatives.
"Mr Lynn Boyd is again in nomination for the House
from his district and will be elected But does not follow
that he VIII again De Tue oil tie
i9rly FIR the Speakcrship do think he will be- There
are 10 be new we'll old competitors for this office and
il ia not Democratic 10 elect Than one time Tor
any taag
"Thcn again, Mr. Boyd is from The wrong quarter. Ken
,ucky strong in the Cabinet having the Secretary OF inc
Treasury the Treasurer OF the U. S. the Govcrnorip OF
New Mexico NC This is enough for old oGy, ultra
Scnl, Wing State TO have. Neither can New YORK or
put in for The nCsfor they have C"Dlnet
members and what poi. think the Speakcrship will go 10
Georgia or Virsnia though that The free States
intend 10 put for it, upon the plea tina; tic Speakrshp
has almost ever been in the hands of the Sou'h'
TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY or DIR. CHAPMAN.
AZ e regular semi. annual mcring OF the Medical Soce-
~ m me District OF Columbia held July 1853 the laiow.
inc nrscerdinga touching the death Of the late DR.. Na'an-
| rl' Chapman OF Philadelphia, were adopted
nr nal business Of the Society having been concluded
pr i;arpeu remarked that lie anxious before the al
| onrnucn of that body 10 bring s notice SUBJECT
ch could not fail arrest al the profound ai res
,sc,f attention Of all present; he referred 10 ,n recent
calamity with which had pleased Providence 10 aftct he
adcal profession Of this country in The death OF Dr. Ma
,hanieI Chapman. Occupying for bong period an cnva
ha in the profession Of this country, anu en-
nvinn so widespread and honorable distinction abroad ne
hourht il peculiarly appropriate that Ibis Society should
.nie., in some fitting manac its appreciation OF me n
e.rcb loss have sustained in HE demise OF so disn.
n.h.J member OF profession. That, aumn'ls
tha ,IlG 0n