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THE MARRIAGE STATE I,
Shall H~GPi.sss ss4 Hssith, or Misery as
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS !
Reflections. far the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life Rs do the beasts Of the Geld, o.
the insects u the earth evineing no more thought
Or reflection man though the noble faculties Of mind
were not Youchsafed 10 them
Many such are husbands and fathers ppon whom
are dependent the health, the we'll being and the
happiness Of a confding aud sfeetionate wife, With
perhaps family Of children.
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Kid Gloves.

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New Fall Goods.

M e have received our Fall Stock, which comprise
w an Immense variety Of Goods, suitable for the
season, and would be pleased to have the epportun-
y of exhibiting them to our customers and the pub
lie generally. sept. 2l-iS53 WIN. IIOGG & co.
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SM BBLS SALT for sale by
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EARPETING & FLOOR OIL CLOTH for sale,
" at low rates by 5 g. II McFADDEN
sept. 81 1853
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]. A. B:NGBAH Atty. for Pl
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FAIL UKENN GOODS,
EUST received large stock Of
y French marinOs, finest quality, all colors
German do all wool,
1'hibet cloth,
Madonna do, cashmeres, VI dc Lainea, all
colors, beautiful all wool dc Lsines all colors 0aly
3TG cents per yard. STUNE q, THOMAS.
Wheeling S9Dt. %.
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LEGISLATURE OF yIRGJsL,
MoSDAy, March 81, 1853.
HOUSE. CsTCS


nc House nad undcr constellation number u j..
Improvement bills: u ny
Inc Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road bin v,.
al II O'clock "'''' '''Et
The Borough Gap Turnpike bili wa. called a. ann.
tho table. - ''' -
The bill Incorporating The Su,uref-vriie and linn,
turnpike Company win i cluitsl ., so 900 IN, -
:irnction Of frrnplle frou Summers !, H.,
cane ny and ras laid -. ts.~ .l!l. :
The bill increasing the capital s,nrL If ~, ,,,,
ley fhinpiSe Company, was made the order .: th
Tuesday AZ | Z O'Clock : VIZ ~
\ Senate i'll authorizing sub,c.ip,ion ,n ih ,
III" Riyanna Navigation Company was ,elec,st o ,9'
NOES ~ ~
4 bill 10 incorporate lie pow.ll> For, Turnrs,
jcc'cd-ayes IS, noe. ~.
The bill from the Senate 10 provide for suu Of 81 M.
Tor the construction Of The Covin.tus ana q "
Rn1d was tAkcn up on motion Of Mr.. EcnaL. ",
s.x al Wood. moved 10 amcnt The By use,,,n, -
the commencing c!IuSc Tie following provIs0
Provided that thr Board of Public Works viii r,,n
and pro seca;r ;Ir ,I. both Of the Western h.,
OF said road 10 their pon OF Intersection 81 near s
Creek, the one from Big Sandy, and Tic other om
Pleasant in Mason County"
The pro.isn rejected by vote oi ayes Is noes a.
The question on The passage Of the bill va, deternp.
the ncgalive-ayes -, noes 6i
A bal to authorize the Howardsvillr and RocSssh
Turnpike Company 10 increase their capital stock am,
tend their road 10 the Alum Springs In ROce5rdpe con-
was passed
On motion nf NJ JACKSON OF Wood a res,lu,io,
adopted that tie House vi Delegates 2sll the cOo,sr
the S"aar", will adjourn sine die OIL, ,.day the ;,t
al iDTil.
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correspondence OF The Baltimore Sun !


Mr. Ercrens Speech Central american -ifairs- Tie
Senate Thinning appointments ,ic
The debate on Central American aiialis irancht with
interest and 81 productive OF ALARM concluded to-day
hv ur:ce Grafton from Mr.. Everett Mr. Everett has dis
PEELED the clouds Tor The rcarnt and held oft promise
and prospect that the pending Tuestion will be settled in
manner con-sten; with the "trrcss AMI policy OF this
country and OF all Other parties concerned.
Nr Everett that the overture made by laid A"1
deen government seeks adjustment Ut The pending .i
cues upon almost any terms that they ready 10 n5an
don the Mosquito p.occotar, and aid in r"concilng the
conflicting views al the Central American States. Mr.. E"
res proposition send full minister 10 Central America
for This purpose las BEEN embraced hy Congress and Mr.
Everett Inns doubi hi proper person. such man as
br Pr snient will doubt select will succeed in HIS OBJ
-c-ons more important, Mr.. r. thinks than any that
ministers 10 European courts can DC charged WIN
II the hostile STATES ho rsr"ncr to terms III" NIcarau-
qua canal important the commerce IT oil nations will
De prosecuted and if not that important work may be con
sjtrred u indefinitely dele red
The Bay Islands affair Mr. Evcre thinks will be eXpan
Cd md their colonial ion abandoned. The Truyo matter
he also explained as affecting only disputed right ri British
subjects Ggwood in certain place and ne limited 10
the object Of recalling the force Of Honduras until the right
in question be property ascertalned
In fine MIR Everet;'s speech would seem show that the
admin .trsun and the country will have lronbe In
rnrd of these ma tiers
Some of the British newspapers have held and still hold
different But is very probable thai Mr. Everetrs
views correct
VIII be surprising event in British history 10 see her
giving up anything but in this case her interests may die
These petty prolecoraes useful inventions in her
with Spaln two centuries ago. out are no" ulnic
some and expensive.
Tns Statement, The papers that treaty. founded upon
the contract the Mexican and Colonel
Soo and his mixed Company, before the Senate ris
take Tie contract and cspond, bc"rn he Mrx
can Mni-ie, OF FreGn Aars and Mr.. CuSln III aiaiI9n
10 the subject before the Senate
Mr. l;cnhn has sent treaty ns yet He Is no; arihn
rzed 10 mako one hui he will transmit Whatever PROJECT
NAV be offered 10 him. proposition, and within his
instructions.
The Senate very Thin md is expiring daily BY deser
democratic
that no charges were made ag5insi ir Bc: The Ser
geant alarms.
The appointment. o! Mr. Campbell, Of Mobile, ns JUS
ce of the Supreme Court was expected ana was consult
mated to-day.
The appointment Of Dudley Mann as Assistant Secretary
of State unexccponabe He s m able and liberal man.
and well informed foreign affairs. He The agent
selected BY the late administration 10 visit Hungary los
Mr. Mann was the author OF The able sasarous and far.
seeing letters OF Agrcola written TO the Enquirer from
Europe some years SINCE Enquirer.
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For the Enquirer.
ALEXANDRIA, LoUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE RAIL

The bill which provides Tor the organization of this Com
pany and construction of s road ha, passed the Sc
nate, and defeated in House Of Delegates by
want of but few votes
The immediate object of this scheme s the connection OF
the Winch sier and Potomac Railroad with Alexandria and
Washington; and ultimately to reach the coal fields Of
Hampshire md "a connect wiki The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Il Pa,dytuwn.
Passir!, l. proposes through the counties Of Fairfax
and Louiunn and penetrating directly indirectly the rich
counties OF Jefferson, Berkeley Clarke and Frederick and
The upper valley OF Virginia. there possibly road In the
CommUnwea accommodating inpso short a distance so
much the agricultural and mineral products State
all which, too is compelled seek sale in the cities
OF other States.
Whether regarded in this view or as an auxiliary TO The
developement OF the immense and inexha coal wealth
Of Virginia. afoding of forty miles from far
pet's Ferry and eighty from Paddyown nearer for travel
than the present. the West the Capitol OF the Union
il is questioned whether other proposition of the kind
and OF equal preensnns has been defeated this session.
The object Of this scheme only audable but great
It emanates from loyal and the most heavy paying por
Of domestic line oimprovement and it is meritoous in
that il proposes make active endless mine of hitherto
latent wealth, and gather 10 markets and sea-
board, portion Of our trade and produce which has
TO This day. been unwisey suffered W foced have nc
alternative buta foreign Market without privilege
much less the benefit of domestic competition.
is earnestly hoped the House the opriety and
importance of giving this bill reconsideration this pro-
badly will be their last opportunity for success.
JUSTICE
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE u. y. sESa
WAsnisGTeS, MAacn 81 1853.

WAsHisGTcS, MaRcH 81 1853
There was @r"a. t'Un2 IN the galleries this morci05
hear alr. Everett including many ladies
Mr. Everett addressed The Senate on the subject OF r.
lraI American al!fs lie made most graceful! Into
ton l.udirg his connection, with The government a
crct,-y and the CORES poncence ne had as -.
grun Central American airs. He likewise alluded :
"rnrr.uiy :is Into the Senate they
ted SIaS The !aSsn Of his acOn by Mr. Doug
in his recent speech he considered high compliment.
proCrcy.nm tn.n more his SUBJECT he expressed 4
cpnca HAT tho rcsty mate by Mcssrs Clayton and
wen was The hes, thing that r0ni be dane undo. cN..
circumstances He spoke nf The disposition 81 Englint
remove of dispute between and he said he h.
~ doubt that proper representation, the Government
Great Britain would iaavow !s erection OF the Boy l-pr:
lnrn colony He 81. rot apprcEcnd any danger Of
bet wcra The ;r:a Countries
ia he course OF hi~ remarks H. complEenlsd The Pm,
dent for HAVING made tar. Judicous appointments or
rcyn courts sayin. he had evrry confidence Pn
dent would send suitable minister 10 the Central Amerc,
States, tor il important who IL sen! ihller lhaa
( ondon Paris ar 81. Petersburg.
IN his reply IA Judge Douglas, he said he d! not
annex Cuta McAic", AIRY other territory. Just lei =
aayr twenty five years al Sace, under me mild and pr
orr ssive spirit Of iasta'r;S a sc will have addr
al territory, 10 our hearts content.
The gentleman highly eloquent, and spoke upwards
two hours.
Mr. DnGsl made explanation, When motion NJ VI
u lson the pending resolutions ealing for Information
Central Amrrcap affairs we're laid upon The table IL ber
that ;e President will hereafter cOmmunlca,
the documents.
After an Executive se4son tine Senate adjourned,
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For N, E'uou;s,r
For The Enquirer.
tn THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURES

TO TIE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURES.
bill compensate The magistrates ot the several towns
the wealth. has been before the house, and met
with opposition account OF lis general character The
opposition may have been well founded arising II did
The Of the several towne on The ground
that the law desired by their constituents.
This bill then remodeled 10 suit the requirements Of
such towns desired its passage. Notwithstanding it's To-
cal character there opposition the bill This opposition
inconcciy.be ind does injustice those who require it,
Not only the nagrncy OF Richmond but The citizens re-
quire passage of rhe bill The latter Invariably ask the
be paid the performance of any magistea act
lhem an express establishment on their being told noi
ing pay They consider of Injustice their
magistrates TO compensate those in the counties and exclude
those of Richmond
When the bill passed in favor Of the county magistrates
opp un made to the part OF the representatives
OF This city and certainly would be more Than act
Of courtesy allow hill Ia paes which il local In liz nature
and called oi by the city. IL cannot conflict with the inter
of the other which do not require H. with The
counties the hitler have already this benefit awarded
Them 1t is asked rhen why should opposition exist among
county members their magsirncy provided for
or why should exist among representatives of nco oracd
towns they could have lh.r towns embraced in the bill
they do desire H. their interest Is not affected by the
pas sage of The bill z 4 CITIZEN.
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p,pJr SOrfcTy M VIRGINIA

Ara meeting Bosri OF Managers Of the Rh'c Soci
~ Of Virginia" Monday Ihc liih March, 1858, III Il.
lowing preamble and ulons unanimously aGor
ed
Inasmuch as 1t has pleased Almighty God, in his MI.
and Holy Providence BY death respected
beloved associate tho Rev Stephen Taylor, since st,
meeting,
Rc.oivrd Isl That while bow with humble acQui
esq. prc 20 The will Of lIN "Nho docih all things well
who wisely md mercnliy determines the time Gr remos
an his ;roI ,ei! labors on Garth, 10 their
anu IL miri heaven cdnnO; r,preSs the erie: whit
ac o. Guari experience ia The remembrance thar We
ri M moe cr: the bne Of tho counsas and prayers Of
departed hroihc.
fc~ri,sd 81 That cherish The most grateful teInsE
The ki AMI courteous intercourse which eXsie!
between the Rev. Mr. aYor ana every member oi hi,
Bolrd his puncIual and CONSTANT attendance upon all ii
meetings his readiness perform whatever services were
sSenrn him ar! tie earnest and hearty zeal which hr
ever manifested in the distribution OF that nst Holy N0t
which his delight prsuch botn by precrpt AMI 2,
example
Resolved 81. That terler n!"ronGte conioenc,
his widow. bri commend her 10 the love arI
care Of he God 81 al! consolation.
Resolved lh That the Corresponding Secretary eGcto.
copy proceedings !" Mrs Taylor and nave n.
same published in the newspapers OF HE cay
Extract from the minutes.
SAMUEL REEVE Carr Soc'n
Rsltgons and political papers IN The State vi" phrase
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To The Editors Of The Enquirer

RICHMoSD CITY, VA, March 18th, 1852.
Mcssrs. Editors beg you, gentlemen, gran, small
poi your columns in order that may, in
measure, pay tribute 10 The merits OF gentleman, To at
tempt depiecale whom has been the pleasure OF some
few individuals for best known 10 themselves al
Iude The efficient, tho worthy and talented Senator from
Mcchenbnre, Tucker Carringlon Esq. As one who has
served the State with Mr. Co. believe speak the unnni-
nous sentiment OF the members of the Legislature, when
say that he has efficiently and ably served HE constituents
and the Sae ard that his retirement from the Senate will
both regretted and felt by his coaborcrs in the General
Assembly 10 say. that Mr.. e is accomplished and
bland gentleman ard efficient and faithful representative Is
but justice the indeed much is this his character,
that secures him and his many friends
constituency is always much benefited by having such
representative. In illustration Of this here mention that.
by his efficiency and devotion 10 the interests OF his cnns
Gents, passage of the bill secured lin great
surcs which the completion of the Roanoke Valley
Rail Roni The friends Of that scheme much 10 Mr..
tiremrnt ANXIOUS
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:.,cHMOND ENQuIR&a.
wEnSEsDAY. MORNING. MARCH "3' 1895
MI, pyonEe AND HANCOCK RAILROAD COM

rHE BROOKE AND HANCOCK kalLAoaD oo''
pANY.
~ hsfore the Senate of Virginia 10 incorporate
,be above company, authorizing 1t 10 construct ran
"hs civ of Wheeling along the ravine OF Tue
Ohio rive, on the side thereof to any point In
.oun,v \, or above the town of New Cumberland II a'so
80. rho privilege of connecting "wilh The Ceveana a'''
p;,tsburc Rail Road by means of bridge over INC o'
River Tho capital stock of said company IS 10 oe ~"
soso mn NOR more than 81 900 O00 divided INTO s"a
Of $50 each. e,,u,, sims
The hill NJ ,yides for States subscription oil h'ee V'S
If tho copal stock and authorizes the CieVc'ahu au
buro Rail Road company subscribe for ro' eAeee"s
half of the whole amount OF the capilal s'oca
= eb,s ,he construction of ''any part or oraneh OF e
oi rail road within three miles OF the oouno"sY u '''
e p.n,s,,rauia and also forbids any ran oau u ~ "
a., rail r,ad in the State of Pennsylvania, OF cA'enus -
- from tic boundary Of that State (eHccpt suc' " " N
has heretofore authorized TO be constructed in
this S,ate being $50 constructed us 70 e'os'' y
with the rail road hereby authorized TO be con-
sructed"
The bill of which the above is fair outline was miro
~, Senate as a substitute Senate bill entitled
IN; a,er,noi il 10 be msdemeanor 10 construct or ope-
an, roI road in this State, used or intended 10 be
Mood n connection with the rail road OF any foreSn copo-
a. The game time, however, the substitute authorizes
I
ho construction and operation OF the Brooke ana Hdaete"
Pal Rand Company connection 1eiM the Cteueana ana
pmsburg Rail Road which is the rail road Of '7oresH
1t not only does this which was 30 obnoS-
ous 10 the original bill and both bills are supposed TO nave
The same ather but goes further and authorizes sno
scrption of three fs OF the whole capital STOCK on oea9
or the Stasof Virginia 10 accomplish this odious connec
on with the rail road of "oreign corporation / con
nee,ion' 100 that brings Wheeling "a Virginia city, IN The
loses, contact and familiarity with Pttsburg "a free
so0 ctv'' and Cleveland the capital of that den Q!
obolonism the Western Reserve of the State OF ohlo
Vi-giaa money to the of thousands Of dollars 10 be
appropriated 10 form and hasten this com
nle,e the link of railroad by which Virginia slaves can be
easily and rapidly transferred TO the embrace OF Joshua H.
Giddngs and Fred Douglas, and their :alncus abolition
coaborers When Virginia Senate and Virginia Assen'
DIV shall pass law of this character, well may Inc 'tue
friends OF the South hang their heads IN shame ana cou
/
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TIE GARDNER CASE

WAsHINeroN, ilarch 2l.-Dr. Davis. Hon. Geo Evans,
and Col. Payne recalled and Unidentified paper IN
Spanish purporting to be title deed OF Geo. Gardiner to
hi mine in San Louis Putosi and also translation Of the
having been before the Board of Commissioners.
After argument the decided that the papers
ehowine Gardeners lille 10 the mne with minute descTp
tous admissible and the transa,uns may be read
The jury Captain Edward Berry sworn, aud esi-
ed that since Gardiner had been indicted he had visited the
region of Lagunnailas in the department Of Rio Verde
State OF San Louis Potos the alleged locality CT the mine,
the purpose Of asccrtanng whether mine could be
found He proceeding give the result OF his inquiries
counsel for the defence objected Point argued
mill he ndiournment
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From the Star Spanglsd Banner

From the Star Spanglsd Banner
RAIL ROAD SONG.
Some love 10 sail,
With pleasant gale,
Ger tho deep and faithess sea;
But cheerful band,
On the safer land,
In the rail road car, for me-
Oh! who would float,
In crowded boat,
Where the fierce mosquitoes bite2
Let me onward dash,
Like the lightning's fash,
In the car, for Ills my delight,
The four.horse stage,
Is behind the age,
The steamers speed is slow;
Scarce bird can hope
With our speed TO cope,
As we merrily onward 60.
The daring wing,
OF the proud bird.king.
In his sunward fight will tire
But there's naught can tame,
The sinewy flame,
OF the horse whose food is fire.
Away we sweep,
While the forest deep,
Gives back our whistles cry:
Like an eagles scream,
In the Kissing steam,
As the fields and towns fit by.
Oh! springless hack,
Or cumePs back.
May 10 some seem motion free!
But by day or night,
Still the rapid flight,
OF the railroad car for me.
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NEW YORK, MARCH 22--'rhs steamer Atlantic from
Liverpool has been teegraphed Perhaps she may arrive in
time send her news TO- night
New YoRx MARCH 22.-The Atlantic has arrived. She
brings AZ passengers and dates from Liverpool 9Th
March The sales Of Cotton Liverpool for three days
amounted 600 bales, decline of d. caused BY the
Niagura's news; the market closing dull and heavy Flour
had declined to 3d. Corn in nddiog demand ut 32s
for White aud Yellow There had been large arrivals of
grain, and holders of Flour pressing the market
Consos 99k TO 99&
Mankins circular quotes Flour having declined 6l 10
Isl and retail business only in breadslus Last arrivals
Offering io market Corn has declined Is for yell
ow-White very dull; Philadelphia and Baltimore Flour
26s. 3d. TO 26s; mixed Red Wheat IS. 3D. to 6s. lid. )
White IS. l0d. to Is 4d
In Lombardy the coafscaon of the property OF the
pected revoutonists had began The gates Cumberland
and ST Louis had taken many fugitiyes on board.
France quiet. No political changes had been made
Camerata BonapaTte had shot himself The Manchester
market was dull and prices declining.
AT London Beadstus parake Of the general feeling
OF dulness.
Great military precautions taken in Bavaria, and po
ical arrests made.
In Parliament, Earl Mansbury, 10 aIuding to the report
that Kossuth had escaped from Genoa in English rgate
said if the report true such act the part Of the
commander Of the faate, of judged huma-
mir
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SUICIDE AND MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2lst.-Samue Adams living
Cattasanquo, Lehgh county, Pa, committed suicide this
morning by shooting himself with pistol His wife tried
prevent bin, and in the struggle The ball passed through
her hand Pecuniary troubles the Of the
John Mills, who badly beaten on Sunday afternoon
by John Dougherty in Walnut street, below Ninth, died to-
day of his injuries. He struck the head with
brick Dougher is in custody having been committed for
rriaE