Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

,,ya,;,n Col Btntuns narrative IS WHICH WIN 'e
m,tk,br cl.nncss and emphasis, and VIII contribute "
,,ch =, IN, entertainment 10 the instruction oil e eu
der.
aDuREsS OF PROFESSOR HOLCOMBE.
IN, adire., oi Mr. lIvcombe before The Suciey u Au
nj of the University, is ordinary College ofa'oh' '
uenus and The literary culture which II displays elevate "
far above the class place addresses al '"ts
commandments. The rhetorical power {" The speaker Is
M, o, suicuous than his extensive reading, his hr
fancy his elegant taste, aud ms go" OF ief'la 'o"'
feeling Mr. ulcumbe already known TO The puo'lc as
the author of several valuable text books on The Law. "
has now established his claim 10 high Distinction ~ '"e
department Of uraory and bellies !ees The aoors an" tue
enu,,on Of Professor ocombe will he OF conspicuous ser
vice TO The University
| ,Mpe.clrMErr AND ARREST OF JuDGi"'-
The Cininnut papers with accounts :" 'nee'"e' '"
10 that ci,y on Thursday evening last or Tie purpose VI
,.achu. judge Jacob Finn Of the Criminal C"n VI i"
illon county. The Of offence Is found IN 'e
.d bv the Judge in The recen, whereby three slaves
from Kentucky taken before him. re'nanded 10 'e'
owners The leading spirit OF The meeting was Mr. J. I"'
ouornev 70, The slaves No would consent to become
chairman aud 80 the meeting not organized ites""
ions were however adopted condenning Judge fhH ana
appointing committee Of three TO enquire into Inc case a
present the facts to The next Legislature
Not TO mend the matter the Judge and Attorney met
x ,nornino in market when The former forsetlu oil his
dignity and The great difference of size in his favor 'apca
Mr. Jo. in the face flooring him, and Then followed up
his advantage by sundry other cuffs until he WAS ",Se'
aken I'M, custody by the marshal The Judge was taken
before magistrate bound 10 answer al future
day. II i. said that the Judges intention to cowh'ae
olIe md that he had whip in his pocket when they met
The Cincinnati Times anxiousy asks "hha' are we
2"
I'm, Washington correspondent Of the New f"rL Free
mans Journal writing from Washington on tle ~" s'
says:
uMv announcement OF the determination OF the President
no, 10 recommend the Pacific rail road as an Administrator"
measure was made upon Information which Is perfectly sat
isfac,oy writer. The sequel OF me ran f"a" p'jc'
will cupirm my statements well az dsapoin me eNcc
,aons Of n,a:,y politicians 1t no~ aEicars 'a il'ai
company nas projected in the ely o re" o'h WI"
AN immense capital, which Will contest Inc rae" WIN e
So,h.r, comm my spoken Of in my letter before Con.tss
NEXT winter This single fact elbows that The capitalists
North and South are WINGED that The Pacific raj! road IS
destined Ia he private enterprise under Guvcnncnt pfuIcc'
linn M stated and The Unite! States will not int" INC
,ail road business Tor The profits Without pretending to
know The Cabinet al Nash!ngs" ar az faris
readers safely read aud credit my letters as never pre-
tend 10 STATE, any OF The secrets of either CaJnr without
first receiving The information from reliable sources
Tus SouruEas l.irERaRy MESSENGER tor September Is
oi unusual interest The leading article Jackson ind
clay is written with striking discrimination aud powell
Notes and commentaries voyage to Ghna a'"inds
in information whirh viii be especially acceptable al The
present Tine Indeed the number is madc up Exclusively "l
interesting. tIicrs.
WASHINGTON NEWS.ihe Star al Saturday er.
ming has Tive following itcu,s:
A MIusm,rMAs KE,NsrArrn-,E Eugene toaklcy who was
,oupeu iron, - nasa "a" IN June Iaa, has been
| r. IusIacL his position IL mnlsIpuian.
Col BsNrna AT rms PRESIDENTS ilnuss Col Brnlon
called al the Presidents house this morning, aud had long
interview with the President 1--WE heard ON 'o A'ennr) n
snur pac,: rail We mention The tact uhly
because il has recently been said in the newspapers That he
boasts that lie never goes 10 that "Buzzani's roost"
TsE Last GARDINER CASE COMMISSIONS. PASSED hlih
shpmau liausun Gate acting Naser "i The steamer 'xenJ
who died 25h u at Pensacola oi yellow fever was
member =" lhs commission, the other being MAJOR ho
,cca IT, :. a.; VIM Bnwes the atiis'; and assistant s"
seou D. w Cooper, u. >. a. They all decline I" say any
Thing cunrrrnng The result oil their explorations nn called
| on 10 d.. 81 lri,n the witness stand.
MIR J. Walker, u. 5 Minister 10 China, having return
ed 10 Washington, to-day spent much 81 The morning 10
consultation with The President 1t appears now to be n
rrs,ouL that r will surely sail from New ok On his rns
sion in The OF the present month possibly as early
| as by the steamer oil The 2Oth.
| Pc RourE MAIL AGEST D.-Rrubrn fierdun
Of louisville Kentucky, vice James f. Pendslgas reno
| vrd railroad between Louisville aud lrAingun
kentucky. -
| Gov Wright ,l Indiana, is in Washington
w. copv the following from the Monday evening
LATER PROM PESsACoLA--CuMMnUuEET ATSAL DEAD =
We r2Ie, 10 write that Geographic despatch WAS
received ut New York Saturday from Pensacola saying
that CoImI,oduu Iatna hr ronlnahdeu the yard there,
whose alarming illness announced on lhcsday asl Was
dead and The vence ot the lever was snch hs To have
compelled The remaining authorities 10 close The Prsaco
la Navy Yard, and move all lanas SONIC usahet Wy 'e
| river. ;, ,..,,
A MAIL AGENT APPOINTED. Jeuuiah Mchinoon vi
Philadelphia appointed unitei States mall a"ch'
Tor the singh; xii, New York OH The 2li II oco
Der next 10 California aud back in regular c"nisc
lnE pa.ukgYs ~ THE REpgMPTIuS " u , STOCKS
Last week vr,y nearly 100000 duars stocks were re.
ceivrd The Treasury Department for re'Inp'i aih were
cancrri ui
Gov MHanr 81 Indian. was engaged today IN settling
his States per iund and swamp md claims or
! business Il The General Land Office.
The FRlGATE SAvASSAH hhs probably sailed fni N"f.
anchor on Sunday.
WHY MR. BUCHANAN NEVER MARRIED a
coesuo ndenl of the New Haven Palladium, writing from
Lancaster Pennsy lvanu, briefly records The "A
distance from the city the country residence {" James
Buchanan Es American ambassador t" the court ni ST.
james Its gene, appearance at once indicates that no
fair hand lhcic train The creeping vines Or budding
roses bellng place you aware thai The hon
orabls gentleman remains in single brssrJnes The
story bril- fly told Paying his uddr young and
beautiful lady OF Lancaster each became deeply enannrrd
and they engaged On given evening she requested
his company party friends, which hi declined on
The plea business engagements Circumstances render
ing he late in The evening, ealanrd Young
lady Ia home. aud on The they met Mortified and
ciagrned What she deemed unaitulncss and deseron
and CHING The worst she left The city early ia The
ing aud rcurncd-1 corpse Such Is The sad stony "i ms
love, The hgf places I" distinction and ttuSt
nuke him forget tie wrahs o honor cnciIcle his
| brow bury the memory Of the early Usr, aud lost"
SPEECH or JOHN RANDOLPH.
The National lntellsencer publishes from sIcnugraphc
notes taken The lime BY The Gales speech the
war OF 1872 covering columns o that aper deliver
ed By John Randolph the House of The
l2,h OF Janu,rp 1913, bill for raising
army Of 10000 men giving TO The President the appointment
of all the under field officers. This Sprerh with
immense mass Of other "reminiscences, will fora portion
the work preparing by Messrs Gales Scann under
the saucli,, The Government which Is enbndy and
preserve The already petslng history Of ray Con
! crosses.
POLL lIcAI. CORRUPTION.
pmILAngL rmlA. Sept 5In The Mhg Guy and County,