Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
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,,: .,,;rul steamship with her popular Captain, fa'-
80; ,;yrd FINN New York Monday ngh, and lett las'
,i,. n, her return. Yesterday ste extensively 's
a. hv our citizens spite of the oppressive weather one
IN, nm e,orisiie mcde. very fine large cabin, spacious
,rs shc is neatly finished oil and is in every les
nor, sinner Ia her mate The "Roanoke With her double en-
nc She plough. The waves with and power and made
fine time on the ocean. We have already published full
description Of her proportions it say that the
Jamestown presents great attractions TO those who design
visiting New York On Monday she formally baptized
al Jamestown and afterwards her passengers hand
somey entertained by VIM Aen ESQ., Of CIaremcnt, MS Is
referred 10 by esteemed correspondent:
TO Inc Editors of the Enquirer:
Gen,lemcn:-P rcsumng you will notice the arrival OF HE
new steamship jamestown at your port beg you VIII eS
press the great qualification received IN common WIN
nearly hundred others who visited Caremon the residence
NJ Vim Allen ESQ., way up The river in This ship
Mr Alien had invited The President and Directors and ler
friends 10 stop Claremon and had provided an enter
,,inmen, q, Them worthy OF Prince We landed there
about IL o'clock Monday and remained ill g. and more
beautiful and exquisite fete champetre before
spread than hal been prepared on Inc Lawn o, ClareHoh
II en,re novelty 10 York friends who expressed
themselves not only delighted but, ocwlderrd by the et-
and inclusion of deicaces in the wdencss-iat
had seemed them from the shore large party
of ,deo md gentlemen from the ncighborng plantations
had come over unite in the cecoauon OF the arrival OF
tho Jamestown called after one o MI Aliens James River
estates Amongst them were some Vlslets al Brandon
rho had hIouvhI an invitation from the fair hostess 70!
n call there but which Capt Parrish was compelled TO de-
cline on account he told your former senior editor oil
his having prevented the Government from removing con-
s,i,u,iona bar lust below Richmond. "Wel (eped he)
C.n,oin much as [ should like you 10 stop Brandon,
and great my has always been IN the success 0
vour line would sooner the Jameso slick that bar
forever ,han have II removed by the General Government
This brondside as you may imagine produced great deal OF
merrjmen and was the signal for many toass anh
senments and hearer happier party never assembled on
the banks OF James River, than was al CareWont on
Monday We embarked al four o'clock under salute from
Mr. Aliens beautiful Yacht Breeze and were our
winding way up james Rve-and leaving you TO describe
me Jamestown '''''N'N ONE OF THE GUESTS.
The n Y Times seems TO apprehend trouble from The
Fisheries question IL says
"Dispusted and hopeless, The fishermen have taken pre-
cscy The 10 be expected from inc independent
kce nation Thrift and pride have united 10 suggest sell
protection large number OF vessels nave gone 10 Tic
yround borouuhy armed; quite enough 10 cpe anything
short OF liner gae; though even hcy might not have
reason exu over conflict Inc houua OF adh'lfai
Seymour embraces small well az large craft These ""
find their hands full in OF attempting sehhe while
unon of half dozen fishing boats filled with the hardy
and angercd New Eneanders may succeed IN towing The
Devastation Cumberland into Boston haroo Elsewhere
demonsal of the kind might be regarded Us unmPnr-
ant n among The umphihcus natives oil the Maine and
shores they 10 be taken az profoundly
serious and the preludes 10 dsaereeaoe scenes hty WIN
produce for when il comes 10 inc uo hhSiaha
bound over and hall millions vi Co''on pacs' pei
annum 10 keep the peace
The fishing seasan about II commence and The Yankee
fishermen are leaving for the British coasts in large squad
rons AN article in the Boston Transcript says that many
Of the fishing vessels have gone The grounds thoroughly
armed determined be crowded they were last year
The u S. steamer Princeton has been ordered 10 the Fish
ing grounds Ii would be bad policy TO Keep heavier
force stationed in that quarter.