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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.


The FRS, Presby Church was crowded 10 oveno"
np on Sunday afternoon last to hear the sermon OF Inc
,nr Rev T " Moore, on the occasion OF closing Inc
church for religious services preparatory To occupying inc
nw and handsome edicr, nearly finished, near the
I.apiloI Square The Rev gentleman took ms text from
~ Nah 10 a. "And whOSoeyer eia!! not receive you nor
yonr words ye depart out OF that house or city,
b,s of The dust your feet The sermon was worthy OF
h intellect and eloquent tongue OF this most able dlstn
gnshd and e.lmabl clergyman lie referred in The most
Solemn and feeling 10 the scenes which mat honse
had behed during The last quarter OF century; 10 the aoe
and yo,ed Inni,,rnOns OF Rice end Plummei; TO the ia.
Tiers and mothers husbands and wives brothers and nlaefs
ho had gone from those 10 another world TO lie con
cia nj soul between conscience and the love OF sin TO
hrh every sect could bear wness, and 10 The testimony
which The very dust OF walls would utle against the
finally impenitenl at the Day OF Judgment Some oil MS
passages exceedingly grand and thrilling, and produced
mar ID s0ielnny and emotion
Ire congregation will worship IN tho Lecture room oil ihe
oi ,fGrch til the church is completed. In the NJ an
,n:, that Rev. SIR Moore ";il siSi; Ec ':'"
alr,e his health and siGtngih sill be niash es"
ed .HIii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
,-o,n ,opnINARY WORK.

rn. -, authorizing tho execution OF submarine 'ee
France nnd Algeria, has passed the corps L.
s,"r" ,.i,I :, !. said, be Immediately commenced
' ,,ren, will take the following route: Com
n vous il will pass overland, not'hwa'a 'htoue"
snnhev IA Turin Gcn and Spezzia, in me au'cS 9a'
dinia whence submarine line will be ear0o - ,'0
from Corsica to the is'ana u '1''a
,brd from Sardinia Bona, On the coast Oh ,I",
i Si pass along The coast, through Inc Guy u '"
mjusring at the port OF Gran. ms siso' = w.;
v,ire will be $50 kilometres, or nearly Aoo,ooo
into three portions, the longest OF WHICH, 'A' IN,
'''' N ,,: ,f Sardinia with the African c0uot will
be 200 kilometres in length.
:, = an copish poiecl and Is certainly great lntena-
o,, on,e,nrise throwing altogether into the SHADE the
,,. ho,arcd telegraph connecting France and England by
nIncirc chain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
o,ncp ann G0JD MINING IN VIRGINIA.

A new mining company has been organized called .'e
Mauausas Copper Mine at Fauquer county, virginia Inc
min, il situated On Blue Ridge and Is ~ miles from Al
and extends eyer quo acres The Manassas Gap
Rail Road passes though the property ahordns aec'
and easy communication with Alexandra u Is saia Inc
nina h.s been surveyed BY Professor Sllman 'r oil ne"
York and L. pippott of BALTIMORE and the ore has been
n,ysed nv DR. James E. Chiffon and Professor Sll!nian-
Their reports speak forciby 10 aior of The mine Inc ore
;ds 40 pe cent Of "copper" and pyrites Is 50 per cent?
while some specimens of the vein have yielded % per cent
Of pure copper The be cent 10 Baltimore tor - per
,on and 10 New York for 81 TO- late letter from London
also has the following:
"A prospectus has made its appearance entitled Inc Lon
don and virginia God and Copper Company win raPa
" sn oon IN FL shares The selected, which com
urses about 400 acres Maysv!e In Virginia s alleged
connin parallel veins OF copper god and s'er anu e
Of purchase are El0 000 10000 in paid up shares
md fO 900 further IN paid up shares as soon as dva1u
Of 10 pc cent shall have been paid to the sharehode'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

IMPORTANT RUMoR.-We learn that information has
been forwarded 10 our government supported by plausible
ovdeuce to The effect that Sana Annals build and daring pol
lev towards the United States hacked by understand
nr with Spain. Spanish officers filing places near The
nerson and in the army Of Santa Anna Spain a
gentleman who has batter means of information the sub
cc ao have sis preparing 10 strike in her proeclorac
which che is % BE- pTo,nctcG and v the
fee b; of English policy in Cnba AMI len 10
ador, M apprentice system for almost unlimited periods
II aud 6 years By the free introduction OF negroes
rom Africa without molestaion We will undertake
Ia endctse the outline OF The programme but II ia clear
hat our government should keep sharp look in The dl
recon of the Gulf OF Mexico II our informant is not mis-.
lakeu may expect 10 hear something further the sub
ect before many days. We are given understand that
deep game is playing, and will OPEN
We confess dsncned credit this story, but il
comes 10 us 10 such way that are not liberty entirely
TO disrt gard it, Spain is proud old country and no doubt
thinks herself competent In whip The Yankees of house
nd home She Is trouble about Cuba and may consent
10 nominal emancipation OF The slaves in that island if
thereby she secure the permanent oil the
island itself But will England guarantee such possessoni
Has she already given such guaranteed We doubt it,
though we have means OF denying H.
" y Journal Of Commerce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
AIR FL I a

BY THOMAS BUcHANAS READ.
Where famed field OF fiowers-and where
Sang noisy birds and brooks
Aurea TO the frolic air
Shook dow her wanton waves OF hair,
With laughter-loving looks.
Her large and lus,rous eyes OF blue
Dashed with the dew OF mlrth,
Bequea,hed TO all their brilliant nue.;
She saw no shades, nor even Rne"
She walked the heavy EARN.
Her ringing laughter woke the della
When fell the autumn blight;
She sang through all the rainy spells
For her the snow was full OF bells
or music and delight.
She swept on her bewildering way
By every pleasure kissed
Making mirh Of night and day;
A brook, all sparkle and all spray,
Dancing itself to mist.
love all bright and happy things,
And Joys which are not brief;
All sights and sounds whence pleasure springs-
And weary of the harp whose strings
Are never tuned TO grief
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
HOETlCAl.,
T,ASr WISHES OF A CHILD.

BvJAhEs 7. YIELDS.
"All The edges are IN bloom, ~
And the warm west wind Is blowing
Lei me leave this gifted room
Let me 90 where flowers are growing.
Look nv cheek is thin and pale,
And nv palse ia very low;
Ere nv sight begins 10 fail
Take my hand, and let 60
Was not thar the robins song,
Piping through the easement wide
| shall no, be listening long;
Take me to the meadows side.
Bear me to the willow brook
Let me hear The merry mil
On the orchard must look
Ere my beating heart is s''i''
Faint and fainter sro~smy BREATH
Lead me quickly down the lane
Mo,her desrl this chill is DEATH
shall never speak again :
StII The hedges are in bloom.
And the warm west wind Ia blowing
Suil we sit in silent gloom
Ger his grave the grass is growing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
TuE NEW YORK CANAL ENLARGEMENT.

rh ,Iowng are the points upon which the conferees OF
h ,uo Houses Of the N. Y. Legislature have finally
d "a amendments be proposed article g. Of section
l. OF The constitution: 20 ooo ooo
The ca nails shall be finished by borrowing 50 0OOOOO
without tax the strength Of the O. To borro"
81 500 900 pay the canal certificates, making IN
all $40 500 000 To complete the canals in four years 4
TO make imperative that the Legislature shall provide inc
means S. The are repudated. 6. The WORK
10 be let out 10 the lowest bidder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

Wisu ALSiIKS

WasniyurOS June LEX Governor Froom u - sad,
has ssned The President his acceptance OF the Ffussah
Mission.
Hon. James Buchanan expected to leave Tor inc oouf'
Of 81 James in the course OF next month";
Thos liar, Hyatt editor Of the Rochester Advertiser vas
Yesterday offered the Consuship 10 annoy onha ana WI"
n,ob,tIv ocean, IIe returned home this evening.
c. Oson has been appointed route agent % Inc no.
chester and Niagara Falls railroad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
THE MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

THE MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
We learn from the Louisville Courier that The number Of
delegates in attendance the Memphis Convention
as follows District oil Columbia |; Maryland, S; Kentucky
liz Texas l. Tennessee. 20l; Arkansas 62; Missouri 81
Illinois, Virginia, s. South Carolina, B. Georgia. O. Ala
bama is; Louisiana, 81 Mississippi, s6 Indiana, l. Florida
Total $50.
The following preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted by the convention:
Whereas, The important question OF deepening the chan
the Mississippi river and the improve
men of rapids In said river, known the Desmones
Rock river already attracted the attention of Congress-
and under appropriations made by that body competent
eneers have made surveys and reports showing that said
improvements practicable and these works have
important bearing upon the interests OF all the States
lying upon this great river and its auents and the appro
praiions made by Congress manesty inadequate for
purpose dsired and dsproporoned 10 The object and
results 10 be attained; therefore, be II
Resolved That this convention strongly urges upon Con-
gress prompt and liberal action upon these subecs and
earnestly requests that all the Senators and Representatives
Congress from the STATES represented in this convention
use their b. efforts procure early day the necessa-
~ apprupi lions for their accomplishment.
Aud whereas similar reports have been made By boards
Engineers appointed BY the Government Of the United
States Which show The ,nie praclicablty of improving
the harbos of Charleston Savannah Mobile, Baltimore
Norfolk and Galveston and the estimates for them prepared
for purposes do not Involve any large outlay
money, therefore
Resolved That this Convention also urge upon Congress
speedy attention 10 this emnenIly mertorlous claim upon
the United States.
Resolutions the following subjects, reported by The
General Committee unanimously adopted:
!. For The Pacific Rail Road. Col Trezvant proposed
except liberal grants land be given States border
ing the other side Of the Mississippi in order enable
them connect with the main trunk, and that termin
for trunk or branches named For the Tehuanepec
connection by line OF steamers to the Amazon 3. Com
mon Schools for the West and South. 6. Mail steamers
from the South Atlantic States Europe Z PROPOSE
ton for direct trude g. improvement Of the Western
ters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
MISCELLAN EOUS.
LATE FROM rAH-PROCLAMATION OF GOV
ERNOR YOUNG AGAINST THE MEXICANS

LATE FROM UTAH-PROCLAMATION OF GOV
ERNOR YOUNG AGAINST THE MEXICANS
Adyces from Salt Lake 3O,l April have been re-
ceiyed Governor Brigham Young has issued proclama.
lion ordering armed force reconnoire "a horde OF
Mexcaus who Utah territory for purpose
Of inci,ing Indians make aggtessOns the inhabi
tans The Governor also down in savage upon
spos,a,es He advises them not persecution lest
they get much of IT, The Governor bursts out 10 udg
nant denuncation of The aposlates relates his
Dreams follows:
'Who broke the road these vaeys2 Did this little
nasty Smith and his wife, No. they stayed in ST. Lou.
while we did IT, peddling ribbons and kissing the genes
know what they have done here; they have asked
brilliant prices for their nasty sinking ribbons (vnice
that's true1 We broke the roads 10 this country Now you
Gaddenes keep your tongues still lest sudden destruction
upon you. will tell you Il dream that | had last
night. dreamed that was in The midst Of people who
dressed in rugs and they had urbans upon their
heads and these were also hanging in a.tes The rags
Of many couIs and when The people moved they
all 10 notion; their object in this appeared 10 be attract
lention; said they 10 I'VE Aoruans, Brother Brig
ham, No, you not. replied But have BEEN said
they aud began 70 jump aud cape about and dance and
their rags many coIors all In motiou
attention Of the people. said you Saints you
disgrace 10 lhem Said they we have been Mormons. BY
and by along nobocrats and they greeted them
WITH how do you do. sir, am happy you. They
kept on that way for hour. felt ashamed OF em for
they were 10 my eyes disgrace TO Mormonism.
Then two rutfans, whom knew TO be robbers and
nurderes aud they crep, bed where my wives
and children said you that call yourselves brehren
tell is this the fashion among yuu They said O. they
good men, they gentlemen. With thai took my
large bowie knife used pin in Nau
voo and of their thoas from ear saying go
hell lots The other said You not
go instantly spang q, him, seized him by the hair
OF the head and bringing him down. cut his throat and sent
him after his comrade; then told them boih II they would
behave themselves they should yet live. but if they did
would upjout their necks At this awOke. say rather
than that aposates shall flourish here will unsheath my
bowie knife and conquer die. (Greal commUon 10 the
congregation aud Simultaneous burst Of feeling
Ing 10 the decara"n) Now you nasty apostatrs cleaI
out judgment will be put the ne and righteousness
the plummet. Voices generally go il, gotD If you say
il 10 right, raise your hands A hands up.) Let me call
upon the Lord TO nsss his aud every good work"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

According to correspondent OF the New forR Herald
,h I.s semblance of the authority Of the Mosquito King
aver revtuwn or San Juan del Norte has Disappeared
The approval by our OF TIE prompt action oil Inc
commander of the Cvane which was also quietly ac9hesc
cd in By the B.s Consul TO have rather unexpecs
dv settled the territorial dispute between Nicaragua aud
me Nose uces and The arrival will probably inform US
,ha, The former Qovef2mru resumed authority over San
Imam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

NEW ORLEANS, JuSE l5.-Some excitement exists re-
pardng intended insnfTecion among The slaves Of this
civ free negro informed the police Of the preparations,
and The ringleaders Of The movement were Immediately
rested The plan the and then the
public buildings upon which $500 negroes were
Many of citizens look upon il hoax the police
have taken all necessary precautions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WAsHINaroN, June I4.-The examination Of the Clerks
in the office Of The Register of the Treasury commenced
day Messrs. Bigger Register Jones' Chief Clerk, and
Overton Chief Clerk OF the Post Office Department. were
the examiners The examination in The Third Auditors Of
fee will commence Tomorrow. These examinations
garded BY many farce; but there is eason 10 believe
they rigid and mainly upon for the les
rally answer promptly but now and then clerk resigns
rather than pass the ordeal
The first railway in Asia was opened al Bombay amid
of people, and unprecedented roicings
the 10Th of April.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

The editor of the lafayette Journal proposes 10 o
volume containing copy of each newspaper pu0.''n 80.
Indiana az a contribution tie New YORK GfSs.''
Exhibition We regard the suggestion ns soou ha whole
should be glad to il adopted by every go , cons
IJnon A copy of every American newspaper "i
lue curious volume, and one OF Some '"us"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
MOUNT VERNC

The committee on the part of the New York Crys,a,
Palace have arrived in Washing for the purpose Of nv
ing the President and the cabinet TO be present
ing Of that grand exhibition which ia to take place on the
18th OF July. The committee Hon. Mr. Wsstcrvelt
of New York, Hon. Theodore Sedgwck and Morti-
mer Livingston, Esq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

WAR BETWEEN PERU AND ROLIYIA-A letter
from Caao April g. says: No doubt hosilies will soon
commence between Peru Bolivia The Peruvian Charge
dAars Bolivia. and Vice Consul at La Paz had been
ociby expelled under the charge of plotting against The
Government OF Bolivia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
NJ Ar RED.

MARRIED a, the United Presbyterian Church o." sns Fl
Ia,h NV III. Rev en- H. Read Lieut.. a. C. LAY Ne anu Of ,I.
DOiGiAS Youngest daughter OF The late Dr NJ ea'''
city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
,,o, oN THE MONROE DOCTRINE.

JEFFERSON ON THE
Sparks in his recen, publication OF important e"e's s's1
an e,tr,c, Of letter from Jefferson ""e" 'eee'y u
s,o,e TO the President in $780, ia winch nave '''I o"
ros doctrine forcshadowed Il was ''r'
question proponned 10 the cabinet py nh
based upon The possible contingent ,.n,,s. ,nsr
Spain appealing 10 arms 10 ''e'a'
inc between them. Jefferson says on,ds >, ,,o s,,
deeply pLee our Louisiana and the
Snt es sdsa H. ; sass Il
we ought 10 make his he the only of pre-
peced take R1ye sD think should defer this
dns posp full snd
may from the necessity sarere the better we shall
cesssry, still, the later we 'h'e''''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

,rr,a RrvoLuriU@ ~ CHINA.

:, ,,.trs Ta,lor The Methodist Missionary TO onl"a
-. Safe Of South Carolina ~ts % Inc H'"''''"
VIVA ,,oc,,r ina, the e,dcr OF The revolving army ~
..r Tor some lime under The instruction Of D
c,,z, ,.a, he is swarn enemy 10 idoalry and ~ ms
.nam,rins cxlorIs the people to abandon Inc worship %
IDOLS and 10 worship the only 'rne "ou !. "oua D't'o
u' ,.or,eul manifestation of the power OF the great t"
oe r MI ,cyou,ion should be successful and thereby
- ,o, nation should be born to Christianity. DR.
Taylor says: IT., ,h ,o, ar IN.
osnui"r !" be the rshul hr to the throne from which
MS ancestors 80 f,r hs aynwal of Chris any, wish
TINS neenn s nconr are in grent lrepdnon nnlu
Be- s all ss s s Pt aos tf !
mere nor i . ush American and French war steam
ers here well armed and mammal ,dv n ssnd doo, Lot
for asiey consden
them delay from rumors Of wars .D months and should il
moi we can still labor here as wen nc w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
IlIEIf AND

HIGHLAND.
Commissioner of Public Works Graham 400; Price "a
Congress -Letcher 479; Maupn %.
House of DeIcgates-A. IL Byrd (D) 3il; SIavens 209
POCAHONTAS.
Adam Nottingham, Jr. tO) reelected 10 House Ora
hams majority SO.
PENDLETON.
J. b Kee, (D.) reelected 10 the Hodse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

THE MONTREAL. RIoTS-FURTuER oUrRAGES
MoNrugAL June l3.-Gavazz will return here on We'd
nesday TO conclude his lectures.
Las, night Irish Catholic mob broke all the windows
of the ST. Stephen's Church nj Grfinslown.
AT meeting to-day of Roman Catholic citizens they
resolved pay for the and damages pepeated by
The attacked Guyazzi They also resolved
every ferret the villains participated In
riots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

WASHINGTON. June l3-1he detailed work tho census
will nshed before the first of July and the force OF
fifty clerks in department will be reduced twelve
and The business of The Office removed To The Patent Office
building: thus yacating building for which heavy
has been paid.
Professor DeBow has conducted business of the Bu-
thus far with energy ekil and satisfaction TO all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17

A. H. STEPHENS.A letter 10 The Augusta Chronicle,
10 reference 10 injuries received by Mr. Stephens the
late accident on The Macon Rail Road, says:
Mr. Slephrns head is badly his left broken just
above the elbow and his body severely bruised all hy
the Railroad cdent Tuesday night. He deirious
for several huus but has improved rapidly He slcp last
nivht as s,n Is rs child and is doing remarkably we'll =
There il no for anxiety his account though his
broken limb ,nd bruises may coafnc him his for
soue time His two brothers with him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19
rur EPIDEMIC AT NEw-oRLEANs-

css''e'vy Nv. ORLEANS, Wednesday, Sept. 4 1913.
lat letter 10 sou we have passed the ch-
SCI go d;se,se. and have prospect Of returning
S 30 = n strangers viii only stay away WIN ifesh
besltn ~, Jseese would break out with az much
Bio A. ever and 1t is now az much any 70 warn
roD. 40 N ysi; our city until after we have bad
ffsnp . d; m take care o. those who with IA and
roa ?, ne and trust yOnT newspapers WI warn
sch .dlny 10 come here to stay away az least until
boz God probability Of frost say the last Of O''o
N - n mortality. az you win perceive by the pa
IB 70, ivhfful; bur, thanks o. the liberal )naii )ns
pm ~ ctv and we may say almost the eniirc OnOn,
- -. po been as great a. "oald nave Dssn ~
yUo o. ,ecord shows about 1000 cases. w1ch have
sce go by the Howard-Associailon, and there are
besn nn,nber remaining the books Of Numbers
nv ~, - M. been handed TO the Secretary.
reA now Il principally among those whose sup
ys been taken away By death, and the conya'esceh9
,sa ~ yoyk Not less than sJo have been ma1s OF
Visn1t ais endemic many OF whom are infants ron
T1sns " ~, esrs old recurring the most unring ana
one 70 .s.soent These have been PLACED At VARIOUS
s ssDt Won most heartily thank you, for those gene
"1t;ops which have enabled us to comfort our Sich
"a bny our dead May you never need rcstl "a G
arc vu but rest assured our hearts are ro6Hng win
smiesy - gill ever be open to the call Of humanity
not confined 10 our city, bat spread around
iDe ccfna Agiers Carrolton aud Jefferson Sy haye
ps o.d erom our fund and feel it our duty to o.
Vqe ~" ,e Is rapidly declining but from our SISTER
,;,s. Are loud calls for nurses physicians ana money a.
soon Of our number can De sRsIeo '"''
Iii close with reiteraiOn Of my charge 20 AT uuc
,,.,Sd norsors 10 keep away from here un' we nave
tsd frot Yours truly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19

- farewell speech He said h bad ney a9 as IS
puehpg s,,sna. did expected the success OF the
sepe hs Ne had the honor to bead. ltrsshowever
tekt seS 10 be the predecessor Of the candidate
@ succeed he had t i h, s S% If ,S'f f
and top here 70 '4 t. oensnn He
s1vc<ste ~, .o,rnlinent 10 Wilson. gave glorious
ps3 p Snaa,ersnce and the Maine Law Ed1ca-
sed ~ and the fame Of good old Massachusetts,.
lbs, bpe'r, a. la and the generous enthusiasm ne
Te se,es and pure as the magnificent pyramid Of
lDdd lowered on tie verge of the platform FIT
ssss ~ The cause in which the Convention giores,
tr&n rr;te or picture. Under bis influence the
s ,sSdi wound up IN hope harmony and 1gnsr
~ peg sHAwMUT.