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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-14
L.1ER ERoM TIE CAPE OF GOOD cope.

NEW L.SprS Jane The whale ship Jnilus Lssst' al
this poi, tng .lIc fI"m me cape pi po"u
Hone The Zap. Tcwn Mail of april 9th contains the con-
;ons :; the prorllma,on If peace with The haths Inc
general pardon Is limited 10 British Catitara.
Considerable dissatisfaction experienced Sy c0looss
in the more exposed frontier districts the definite nature
Of relations with Slikn Kars and douois are enter-
tanned OF the stability peace with the rebels The Hot
lennrs excluded from the pardon Nothing has been
heard from them since The last English mail.
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RAIL ROAD MEETING.


WAsHiSoroN JuSE "a meeting OF me stochh"iueIs
of the Alexandra and Manassas Gap Rall Road company
held Alexandra to-day which was very largely At
tended deep Interest unaffected by the citizens James
w Foster ESQ., OF Fauquicr presided, and Mason har o
Rockingham, and Edward Green OF Alexandria, acleu as
Secretaries. r.
After pre!minaries, and examination of surveys W
1alalerO moved the adoption OF The PurcelVhe iou'e-
Engineer Godshoruugh thus describes this route
The Purcelplllc branch, nterccpting me lower
the county and passing through Carriers Gap TO rnceVe
terminates almost In HE centre being nine miles from Lees
burg and Snckersvl and fourteen only from Inc foomac
river.
From 5 position all the trade Of the county tha "oho
be drawn either oil the upper branches, must IAN mo s
branch u the line hen the question arises what aud'ion
nj Trade will be drawn this branch Reaching as a"ce
almost Centre county Il will draw through the ehnSs's
Gap road ID Alexandria within seven miles ol INC
border OF the county, all OF that country between uie "a
ocn and Blue Ridge mountains, embracing tiIlsooronEh
Whcatland Mills Waterford ard large portion oil me e
man settlement products which 10 the Potomac Ver
This branch, together with the main line mus draw
III crefore, nearly iwohirds of The county Inc iu'ce
vile branch, extending sixteen miles becomes 'hiouS
connection from Harpers Ferry 10 Alexandria, ana pre-
sena perhaps the cheapest and most availaoie 'ouc o
The two points BY It's extension 10 Harpei cry,
you offer choice Of The kets OF the rich couhuy "ts'
of the Blue Ridge and north of Strasburg and conneG, a.
exandria with Wheeling and The West, through Tue pa1
and Ohio road The distance BY rail road rom mar
pcrs Ferry Baltimore Ia 81 miles, ditto 10 Ae1snofa %
: Is miles In favor OF Alexandria.
The Pu7cerile branch will probably accommodate Inc
same of the county Of Loudoun tho waterford
branch and reduced The Waterford branch mas me
mer:, through CONNECTION with Barpers cry
an1a debate the Pu-cev!.e route was ADOPT
ed by large majority.
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.lit HIRED,

NhhuEp III" iii instant, ut orlorx. r NJ py he II
Gibson. Mr ". f., MORRISON 81 Poverty Hall, Miss 81
r,1',! daughter "i &. tambaut OF Petersburg. Va.
MARRIED. the 9lh instant by the Rev. Philip Cogs
Mel e. WuREE;.l, Mas MARY ELIZABETH BlN|
lnt h al this city.
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CONVICTION M wooDw.RD

,ag CONVICTION OF WOODWARD.
WAeHIHoroS June 9-This afternoon the case OF Wood.
ward as submitted the ury and in TN minutes after
firing thew brought verdict of "eulty of murder In the
hst degree motion made for new trial and
rest Of Judgement.
The case of Scasser will Be taken up on Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-14

NEW YORK CHARTER ELECTION.-The amended
charter Of city OF New York carried By much lar
PER msority than reported by the Telegraph The vote
ior the new charter 80 672 willis, the against it
was only 3,35I-eivinga 'nsJorty exceeding 30 QOO.
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DEPARTURE OF FATHER aAvAzZI.

QuEsEc, June g. M.-Faher Gavazz left here quietly
o-ngh There appearance las night OF design
on The part Of the mob attack the hotel where he
staying but The precautions Of The authorities prevented it
His Secretary is out OF danger.
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From the Pittsburgh Commercial Journal
PITTS BURGH AND STEUBENyiLLE RAILROAD
PANHANDLE

7 r.
In tho recent elections in The counties OF Brooke and
Hancock fPan.hande) the right OF way question for
Psburph and Steuhenvie Road 0verrode all political
and esuI made 10 depend upon the
event.
The Two counties decidedly Democratic and In all po-
l,ica contest Is throw their for the Democracy But
in his case The friends the right OF way, determined 10
ye lcir Wheeling opponents chance for mstepresenta
tion selected Wing 10 represent their cause.
Daniel NJ Edgngton of Wheeling, the right OF way can
didare for the Senate was ever and 49, Wing OF the most
docided school Mr. Steenrod the candidate for the State
Senate opposed the right of way, ever and sill ls
most decided Democrat and for number OF years epesen-
ted that District in Congress All the political consdera-
lions and influences therefore, against The right OF way
candidate. And what the result
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GREAT RIOrIN MONTREAL

aiosrRxAL JUNE l0-Fdiher Gavazzi commenced his
lectures this place las, night riot ensued The troops
were called out and fired twice the mob. killing large
number of persons. Intense excitement exists.
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THE ROYAL FOUNDRY IN MUNICH.

The Scteest Sens- FTiddy nay i1lh 1871
Yesterday evening" half past six clock, the statues
Of Gnsavs Adophus of Sweden and that OF Patrick Henry
ri America were here OF the Royal Foundry. This
interesting spectacle attracted considerable NUMBER OIL
crowded into the areas OF the building now
msncaly illuminated by fiery glow of the opened inna'
ces The cast succeeded perfectly In all regards Inc par
culay interesting points In ths days process may oe men
ioncd sly that this of GusaVus Adolphua is but
COW o he which, In the year 1851 as well KNOWN
was stranded sunk Hslgaland On It's voyage 10
sweden and in consequence OF the right OF storage et
nrac,scd by tho inhabitants OF that coast was detained 10
o,hnnbur and 2dy that The statue Of the patriotic Henry
,.ns the series Of that most grand monument 81 moaern
m.s the Washington Monument in Virginia; lastly de-
serves attention. in reference skill, that while French
founders 10 avoid the difficulties attending an extensive
as nre Obliged ~ model o similar dimenslons IN
en dterent pieces our Master Miller long accustomed TO
hr greatest proportions by his cast OF the colossal statue Of
Bavaria 10, cnntcn, with producing single statute len
feet in height actually executed two al once MAY inc Ia
bors of experience and exercise fully succeed Inc extra
ordinary artistic productions n Mr. Miller the acVe IN
snector Of uur Royal Foundry have already obtained MN
IN European reputation and have been markedly acEnnw
rdr.d rrnry Distinguished in The grn! London
Exhipito where ih!s branch OF bivar!an Industry was
nobly reprcsrnd by Of the four Lions The present or
uamect u: the GAZE n Victory in this city.
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LOW-PRESSURE STEAMER ON THE OHIO.
CIScISsATl, June S.-Tke steamer, Jacob Strader,
the only pressure and the largest and most costly M
shed boat the Western rivers left here yesterday ON e
frat Tip Louisville with Elk hundred passengers. one
is run In the Cincinnati and Louisville line.
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By the President Camera. /.
Notcs 10 ac.ga. s.ilsr, lands Of n. ':;!s-
Grctr, krnrv rtarket on account q n. 49, ... :.

Notic. 10 oc.ga s.ilers lands Of h- :;:ss @ r.
draur tra' market on account NJ z . -. Is; ea
Under act OF Congress, approved 81 Mae,r, lss:
70 extend prescription rights 10 certnp si' ~ eI..
pre.emp,ion laws OF the Uuised States ar insi 1t.
ed over the Alternate. reservst sections oi .r,tG
Of the railroad hereInheiore menIonet "a',o ne
nroyenen, were made pnor 10 the final as'..G nv r..
mons 10 The .aId railroad Therefore. s'- saif
any Of tie alternate sections Of pubic $.
rinally reserved will aitich II predicate. -. a,.5f
., ior to th- usry ls52 the date o. ~ -c,sn :.
Claims within the six nirs limits u a. " a u:
before the lay herein saed 70! the common. 81
and are 70 b. pad Or the rate oil TWO ~
acre GAINS putsi. OF The -iE miles an - .7= rs
orioiraI reservation, mus, DC proven UP p'io'
Soldiers, hnuniy land warrants - t'oi't tIa.
ne acre NAV be receiv-iln Ta!rnehs o' ne ,ri
tvarranr nuIy however. can be located .! ,,ste
Imneti,,ely alter the close OF he puo'lI 80
going roclsauoa Of ns p. sn,5y d; ip:a5o
~. W., ICED 20 SATISFY this grant. outside ."
such order a. TO prevent confusion and s
with instructions 10 be issusd 70 'ne ''e' JOB n
June 6-~i5w S0'pAie''Ss'
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CULTURE OF THE TEA PLANTING New ORR
Tribune with regret that since Inc oeah
Junus Smith culture of the Tea liant on MS pana
lion in South Carolina has been neglected
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THE MEMPHIS CUNSEN1ION-lftlRD Daf
MEMPHIS June SThe Committee to-day reported &c
snluuns in lave: o; direct trade III" Pachc rail road the
ehuabt, pee fni;r auGactnres rducaon ana steamers
from Southern ports.
An address TO COngrCs. concerning the free navigation ."
The Orouoru Plata, and Amazon rivers aso present
ed. :.
The following th resolutions regarding the PacIt
rail road
lst Resolved, That rail road from the Mississippi TO
The Pacific is dcnan!e! only by commercial ard nai'
vdua interests but also ~ the nteesa o! tile ~hoc nation
"a. Resolved That soon rs the surveys, recently or
dered b. Congress- shall completed the General 6ovcrn
ment should adopt such steps shall insure The completion
of the main trunk al tn earliest possible period
81. Resolved, That the General Government is expect
ed 10 construct but Track ii should be located on Inc
route which scientific explorations shall show to possess Inc
greatest degree Of advancement in general climate fertility
of soil cteapn.ss Of construction. and accessibility al all
seasons from all parts o. The Union
4h. Resolved, That The opinion ~ this Convrnt'oh no
General Government :aould make liberal donations ol Inc
public lands The different States and 10 those oornrFnR
on the Mississippi enable ell sections 81 me Union
10 connect themselves 9Th each other.
The first and second asOluona passed UNANIMOUSLY
but the third warnv debated. Mr.. Kaiser m"Vsh 10
insert The word centra in regard 10 The location OF ne
road, which lost b. Ten States against one hr. NJ
then moved the insertion Of the word "empcrate, as re-
gardrd the climate winch agreed TO The resolutions
Us amended then unanimously passed NJ Ihrashe
Offered resolution regarding Cuba which was Dst and me
Convention adjourned ill The afternoon
A. the evening scsshn the other resolutions nl INC So
mttee were passed without material change, when occ"-
pied The lime until the aour of adjournment
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Cossoap NJ a., June ga DILL has been introduced into
the Legislature of New Hampshire 10 prevent the manu'oc
fure uf in oxcang liquors
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ESCAPE OF O'DONOHOE THE IRISH kAlLE.
The rumor of the escape OF Patrick ODonohoo one Of
tho uol,ca irish exes who, with OBrien and Meaghtr
was sentenced 10 DEATH and subsequently transported Tor
life 10 Van Dieman's Land is confirmed by The news re-
cevcd In Ireland.
The Duhi, papers have the following in reference TO
O'D0nolinr = escape:
n3monQsr our files If Australian papers That collie 10 mana
th Svdory Freeuans Journal OF Thursday January ~,
n the Melbourne correspondents letter oil when we en-
tract The following gratifying announcement:
MELBOURNE January !.
ike steady liltIn writer, reeersc my most agreeable
md important bit OF for the postscript ano'hrr OF
The Irish State prisoners has escaped from Van pienah
Land and is now God willing riding over the ocean wave
10 The and OF the West there 10 add another To The thon-
sands of fishmcn whom Saxon rule and Saxoa wrongs
have eypunled from their dear old land, 10 spring up Inc
nucleus Of mighty nation in another part OF the
Yes Patrick o. Ionohpe is travelling The deep LOOK
np back upon the Ocean hell and laughing al the Dennlson
and Hsmptons Bales and the other British hhes 10
whose tender care heroic band OF lrshmen were enhe
IL coospnca Further particulars (lhoueh aware 81 heH
cannot vet publish Donohoe however clear OIL and
more than that dnnt think he is yet missed by lhe aiofs
Wnud thai the four who still remain behind were
now pacing The deck with him! What pity Is that such
men as HE uniinchng B:icn the chivarous Mitchell the
devoted Martin and amiabe ODohcry should sui pine
in bondage Blu, they will escape yet Three oil Inc I'M
prisoed BIRDS have already broken the bars OF Their cage
and oh may they be quickly Joined By the four remaining
captive martyrs"
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NEW YORK. June l0.-lhe British COMMISSIONS to
the Worlds Fair including Earl Esmoe, arrived here to-
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THE INDEMNITY DEMANDED.-Mr Marsh The
u s. charge dafaits, has demanded Of Greece 300 DOC
drachns damages for the missionary Mr. King no
imprisoned about year ago for publicly attacking
alleged, some Of the dogmas Of the Greek Church.
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new mode Of ventilation yesterday tried on the
Nausauck rail- road with decided success The plan IS 'hat
OF Messrs. Atwood Waierburythe latter an oucer OF
The Road ls general outline is this The passenger cars
OF Train are all thrown into long saloon by means OF
flexible cloth or rubber PLATFORM and, the windows being
kept closed and the train opened The strong current
of air received just over the engine through pipe bag as
wide The ain and six twelve inches deep, which
passes at tho top OF the front and along through all
The cara and out at the passenger that
the exemption from dust perfect the of cool
ness and freshness delightful while the perfect facility and
safety of passing from end end the train sensbly
CHANGED The pleasure of the journey v. T. Tribune
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lnthe loi
,n..'eft 10 he
va. "s.,ie,rsignne
AIDING AIDING az
n8rmer,es
a., NNoslce
sg.alnst The
'iHioeSressa, 4
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''4S evil. :
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ACCIDENT TO Gen AEOTr.-We rcers; tc
thai Gen Scou met win accicn' las, night y.
likely prove somewhat serious. As he wa. pd-sla.
r Fifth avenue, between SIN aud 9h streets ahnGt h.
=. Il, stumbled ngans, tagging stone that had oeen
above the acknowledgements, and itl! headong n
assisted promptly by some gentlemen who happenr.
near and taken homo. When they offered 10 supper
by the arm, he said, "Don'l touch that, believe II
ken" His face also badly bruised, though We M
yet learned oil the particulars Tho night was quite
and the irrcgularty in The pavement was MOI visible
CNrnr HrE Ersripy "
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MisftIlaafbas.
ELECT CLASSICAL and Mathematis

- anu vldtESIatlchl
~ SEHooL.--The subscriber has removed hi,
school 10 College Hill, where a comnodious build
Ing Is being lifted up for lts reception.
As the Preparatory Department Of the Colum-
b!an co.l.'se, il will continue to preserve Tho char
arer OF Il strictly select school designed t,,r hay
iny the foundation Of thorough English. C'as>i-
cal and Mathematical education. The next >e>-
sion viii commence on the 18th Of Srprnih. r. AID
close the last Of June.
TERMS: sl2 80 per quarter. payable IN advance.
AZ small additional charge the students viii
he permitted Ia attend The Lectures delivrr'.l ~
College ON Chemistry, Geology, and Aln"ranuy,
and also To receive instruction in Ficnch a, other
Modern Languages by the Professor in that de
parilnrnt.
Pupils may BE- boarded III the College. und'rthc
special care and >uperntrndc Of the Principal.
The necessary expenses Of iull boarding student
will be abont Sl!hD per academic year. aAd 81 a
weekly baarrr viii not exceed $50.
GEORGE :. BACON. Princip
Refers 70 the Faculty Of the Columbian co!lr-";
Col. ]. l.. Edwards. Col. Peter Force, WE,. Gun
ton Esq; L. d. Gale, VI. H.. OF the Patent Office;
lo>rra Wilson Esq OF the i.and Office and Pro
lessor c. G. Jewett, Of the Smithsonian Institute.
Scp2l-u
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hooks, Periodicals anb Stationery.
sDNTHLY.-On the first .,

DUTNAM's SIONTHLY.-On tie first Of
Il July was commenced tn: second youie Of
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literary undertakings. proves the genIncness OF
the national welcome with which the prospectus
was received. and the manner in which its pro-
mise has been fulfilled.
To have demonstrated lat m original Ameri-
can Magazine can command The lively interest and
substantial support Of the An"rcan Public. and
challenge the admiration at foreign ri!tic>iu. is
succc>s OF Shrh the publishers are proud
They viii spare no ctlnr. N deserving even
greater favor. They stu! believe, ~ they said al
the commencement OF the undertaking. that. =
popular magazine must ainu>c. interest. and in
struc'." They have still undated faith in the
oppucncc nt our own native resources. and they
appeal 10 the experience ~ The last six months 10
show with what reason
The first volume i nov complete. and may he
had neatly h,und IN cloth pr.r" - co.
The first edition oi the June number consists ul
thiry five Thousand copies-a greater circulation
t'lau has ever before been attained by an original
literary magazine, either ia this country Or in
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Agent for Washington
JOE Sllll.LIGTON.
Odeu building corner 4 ] street and Pcun.! lya-
MIA avenue. sep Gifts
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LOR RENT, the Building now being lin

Il l>itu ON the northeast corner ol IN street ana
Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The hr>t ilopr has hccn constructed Tor Bank
ns Establishment. oi marble. with vaults. Ne. and
Two stores on 1th street. Th,' baSrilr,t j. con
>trictcd 10 embrace all the inu.crn ronvrnlcncc>
Ter restaurant IN connection with "A Kitchen and
vaults tnr coal. oysters provisions. Nc. The r'San-
ran, communicates both from in AID ont doors. wh
the second story which is composed Of tour rooms,
communicating through ample folding doors. for
the accommodation OF either large small private
parties, Should the second story not be taken in
conncXon with the restaurant the rooms will be
rented TOR offices. The third story embraces near
!y the whole extent Of the building, and is well
adapted tor a commodous billiard room for three
tables. The fourth story embraces the whole eN-
tent OF the building, and is well adapted for a
printing anory and, if no, rented, will be
reserved tor q meeting and exhibition room. Gas
and wafer and all the modern improvements have
been Introduced on each floor OF this building, and
lis position situated in the very heart of the most
business portion OF Washington, must ensure large
profits 10 competent tenants.
Apply 10 or address S. c. BARNEY,
Sep 2l-tf +. bet 6 and 7lh st>. Washington.
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DATENT GAS REGULAToR.-The in

ven,or DIR. ki,lder) Of this economical and
useful Instrument, deserves the thanks Of the gas
consuming community. The saving effected by
the OF it will be found fully IS per cent in ev-
cry person saS bill. 1t can be SO adjusted as To
supply the gas at any desired pressure less than
that Of tho street, audi when once adjusted, the
Regulator will continue 10 supply the gas at that
pressure uniformly without requiring further care
or attention, and Independent of all the huctua-
tons Of the street pressure. An additional advan
tagc obtained by this Regulator is a light Of
agreeable quality. in place of the blush white
color of the ordinary gas light. occasoned by the
high pressure At which the gas is consumed As
evidence Of its practical utility. il is now in OPP
Grafton in some Of the principal hotels and large
stores in New York city. who all bear favorable
testimony 10 its value. II has also received The
united Communications Of the press.
Hotel pro,,rietor> an! Morcacrpers in the city Of
Washington and its vicinity. DESTROYS 10 avail
themselves OF the rconoml>cr, can obtain all fur
Their Information by calling on the subscriber. who
has fitted one Of these Regulators up in his store
and will give an illustration Of it.
EDWARD NJ. BOTELER.
Practical a>-Fittcr and Plumber.
South West corner Of 9TH and ID streets
Sep 22-2a W.}W. ..a:
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NEW GOODS! Bargaius far CASH,

~ EAIfiORDINdHI IIIRICyjON!-
Fire. Erhiht'u" Of the most splendid assortment,
Of fall patterns. at the Metropolitan Piper linn g,ug
md uphoiHrry Haeroon,x No 5, Washington
Place east side Of 7,h street ) doors south of &.
street | would most respectfully inform the chi
zcns Of Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity
that have just received from the manufacturers 4
splendid assortment Of Paper llanyings. Of the
richest dcs gns and best finish. embracing all w.
riciics and kinds-viz: Gold, silver Velvet Satin.
and tnglazcd Papers. at all prices. from 10 cents
to 50 so cents per piece. Borders Of the richest
patterns. ranging in price from II! cents 10 81 80
for nine yards Window Shades from n! cents
to s., and upwards. according TO quality.
Paper hung by the hes, workmen. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. Designs for halls
and ves,bulcs are kcptapn exhibition. S,ai,arv
and ornamental work done in an artistic manner
Churches and halls papcrcd and decorated after
the Partisan and New York styles.
Upholstery work done in the best manner and
at short notice, Ivy skilf,,l worknen.
Particular attention is callcdto my 23 con, Satin
Papers. My assortment isunrivard by anyot,cr
in this city, NO trouble 10, show goods. A rall is
respectfully solicited. Doors open ill o'clock in
the evening. JOSEPH r. H. PLANT
Sep 2i--:ncod m)