Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-14

- ma, duy seated uext /" ono .:
~ ,aIs m The British navy. ne a ;; ,oa;n he
Tue ""'l' srv danger OF war ever sp!insihG up as.'
there was any nnrues | answered that thought inele
wr H. was surprised and ~ kru or ne '.asoi VA nn
ied su, rhrh american principles and institutions are
,d in this country are irritating ,le H.sl.e'' r "A
and the work Of alienation o' sn5ed and lie
declared THAI such feelings are mo- III co., Tnu
nnv in vrar and unenghened minds. Did you kno"
SIR inquired that the pfesaen rh,ens in ExeeI Hall
hlssea ny ,9u lie EXPRESSED himself both surprised ana
grjeyed and still held thai sucl Pcol mn xnonent Of
brae tlmir an-savcry hhh''s''
British opinion -, ,orras,ondsn, NJ The
n Va. observer This incident is well calculated 10 al
,, ,ho confidence Of The whole American pe'P 49,
n.;t. po,. WHOSE steady and souna posl'oh uPo" ''e
has called forth Kisses from hSe'ef na'
a.'' Nc Stowe The scenes In England sNo"
mo cIose 81 mpnlhy existing between s''
have the happy effect OF a"aAeh'ns ~
d;nro,, n,,ro,ic spirit against the '''''''N
The an,i.savery frebrands. ....-.''
cRawFoRD'S STATUE or "a M e.n ,in,,
o.A ,,asurc 10 publish the following inter-
= I,,, from Col phcs. distinguishes ei''"e" "
uow in England. # describes mo s"ceeSs'u'
.,.,;,o in bronze of Crnwiords great o'a'ue o fa'A
Henry, for the Virginia Washington "o""''''
TO the Editors OF 'ss ~ 's'"' IoSpos May 10Th, 1858
pr;r INA, your readers will be interested
n nvcrv ning ha, concerns the greh. sS,ue u ".snss
49,; - nwl,rd s executing ior inc otaie OF virginia,
have caused the folowing Hunsaio D. " ,,,m o ,d,
Mnn;ch newpauer OF the 18Th inst ny uchy acciaent
d ,n he nresent al the casting which II Describes
pn oone 10 visit the foundry some nan an hou before
ho ners was drawn off but without previously knowing
thai 80 an interesting event was 10 taHc pace a. a' @
and estcom myself most fortunate 10 having oeon pre-
@ a. ,h cns,inp of the first colossal figure 10 ndorn the
f,ce nj The magnificent monument 10 the memory OF Inc
father OF his country TO DC ereceo oy Inc Pao'sn ahu
Ib,raIity o, the greut commonwealth OF Virginia
upll n,
Unattended WITH dangcr as ghtfu accidents have occurred
when The mouds have not been properly ored from Inc
,nid ouclan of steam scattering The melted metal In every
direction When every Thing was ready Inc director pre-
pad 10 tap the furnace in person. but hrst reVceny un
COVERING as all present did he sO!emny invoked the proec
ton of Almighty God and his blessing: then peorang the
,une with long iron rod Withdrawing II, the melted
metal rushed into mouds like torrent o melted lava
throwing lets high the air through holes made Tor the
purpose. II truly splendid spectacle. IN Jew
minutes The operation pronounced perfectly successful
and The wckin rang with cheers Tor the director fof
Gnstavus Adolphu- and for Patrick Henry
On nv way to England from Bavaria, had the mean
choy Opportunity of seeing the effects produced by water
srou which only three four nights before had burst with
terrible ury In the beautiful Valley of the Neckar
ing away more than len miles of the Railroad between ulm
and StueArd carrying off the bridges from the tunpiSe
undermining and tearing down houses ana destroying mucn
prupcry and many of The ina6llanswenly. dead
hodies having been found in one ouse an MOI eatn me
nxnct number of drowned and indeed no enc seemed 10
know nrrc ely how many persisted The river rose 90 rapid
IT, that m my the people could not escape and Inc caiS
of The night of Increased me uilncuS IL was
us i! dozen NlcaTas had been poured Into II al the same
time; and iTi2htful the calamity nave seen no
mention of any newspapers and did not even hear
Of ill we reached Um and then only lncldenilY and
by way Of information that must take the diligence
therefore suppose they only common people VINO SUI
(ercd Your obedient servant,
GEORGE " HUGHES.