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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18
10 tie Editors OF he Euq0trt"
L. IL. III RI L. AlRES

Having ruIic.t in many %: yunr recent is-urSr T..
bringing the ..lrn!nr ~ ~" put.ic tie n1iu"a q az
n. u nttcur1 ~ suitable n voted tor members
;"lri :" uh!jr Nurt1 !ub Il nGt r HI ilai Tide W.
should give rXitc,s"n ut her preference r"gl!
mis- inn, rant until.
In Our iCssgs Ei.:Bt-, that l.i." portion II .c s:
voter q! Virginia rcaii2 ,h- ttrf
HAT su;i nw tom The ny Improvements I" "ti
M. inlde H. c0rr'bat. ~ way 81 taxation hul, ~
b. rt!niItd ,y u!l that The works uI;raj, ca
q, nccI Ia be specify com cyea c -
ur,s;y ocouaa FuneagnEI, :sGnS '"n who coSoi
BE II ;,C District Tie Board OF PuhlIc N1rbH 'Et.'
III. ~, 30 that tltEara &. Mouis, ., NJ" cnna'!
Amherst, passc;s's al 81 liz Qua!i:nInEs hope tn
IilA:td support 81 section wi! Be g,,tn 10 hun
March 5 1853 ppTOMAG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18
For he ENQUIRE,

Aunno The several candidates spoken o in the papers
.uah. Ir the Board OF Puslc Wogs desire suggest
"a ~ yoicrs Of .ls district III" Of Cot Henry L. Hop
kin. -, prwraan Col Hopkins has occupied many pub
lie ars high responsibility aud rust entirely TO ne sn!.
s,,.n Of his .r:cn.s md The public generally. He has
hrcn man, years III. Legisa,ure ain in the Council OF
STATE; was Speaker OF he House a. Delegates when the
code of 1879 We. adopted and member oi the a;e Reform
.onyertoa He IS well acquainted With MI Of the policy
he Stale in reference 10 internal improvements tom his
nng service in Legislature, and VIII doubt be p Srca
advrnta g,, 10 the district If elected.
We hope that Col Hopkins will permit his friends t"
Ms name in connection wi;h his "!ce, and vii ir,h
with announrc i;;sni candidate FOR iis Gi-I'rr.
SEVERAL VOTERS OF TIE DISTRICT.
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E-,- ,G. J',.syS-.
RICHARD &. MORRIS, ESQ

i.r.sr Editors among ne aalres srnted {" the :,
~. a. 1hr ,idii" district ,r place Ia the Rlln
pu,ic Works nuEe p0s.rascs higher Claims To cun-5''i
nan that the grnlieGlnn whose ncats ms
:ca!inn. H. IS genirinaG 81 nnimpearhatr u'cpa
AMI irnEcsa enough Ia Ee-.-' every tnprop"i inluer
whi.-' FISH al political sectional OF 7etsa
nature. " ~ ever b. !c Ia p.vrrt his Irj mcnf, ws'
ror:gci lu.itrS Ike iilrsc must 30 Int sunao!',
10, 81 full I'll responsibility aai power and 10 "hci ~.
cor.rptia or i'nhcg;iv ;cGr avOfslis, mus, result
enormous injury 10 he sSI.lr In ndGGn - t,esr Y
Morris il thoroughly acquainted "i'h The CONDITION !;
wants oil our punlic works, and w! ne faaiuI, S.l
and udicus guardian Of The interests boil. o the STATE
IN. private stocknodcrs lar the Legitimate dai
The office shall permit require.
Il is understood that tOnv, ctlon nt some SORT IN "
rnrr to lie s,!bect proposed 10 b. hsil nt SaGntn
-Grh Conventions cnn only BE neha'r Gni par'ni rep
alton ri The district. We hope ,rr!Drr tG' Mr u
ria will III once The Vi .s name, ana t
people .I respond 10 II al The polls hY eIcctIng hin
GIDI;IESIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

For he Enquirer
TO THE VOTERS OF PO~HATAN AND CUMBER.
LAND
l. il conocturcd thai Mr. william Old Jr.. prescn;
wn.g representative will receive tie nomna ton
Eicnt Srnatn;ii DIatflcs.
/, mat event " beg !ca:c recommend 10 The Demo.
c,,.v If pnwi,ay and Cum.Icfsrd Richard w Johnson
E-o ~ Cnn,HcrI.nt ,date Represent them IN
t. nryr L.2is' Mr.. phnson il n gentleman
nrn,h .r CI,,racrr AMI ~ high inrilcci u,tanr
,r IN every sly lusf-d discharge duty ,h.t might
- conf ai il II bs y"ur good -nSurr /" elevate
him >, III rr-, CUMBERLAND.
M.rrh l4n. 1888
~ TIE Examiner will please copy.
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from Fraser's Masazine.]
rraAT u DECOI JTTI0n

FEMALE RESOLUTION.
No will never see him more,
Since thus he likes to roam,
And when his cao stops al Inc aoo''
John, say-rm not al home
He smiled last night when Julia smiled,
(They must have met oeioreD
If thus by her he is beguiled,
IN never see him more!
I'll sing no more the songs he loved,
Nor play the values DER;
Nor wear the colurs he approved,
I'll never please him more!
IN conquer soon loves foolish hame,
Az thousands have before,
Look strange whene'er hear his narne,
And meier pronounce II more
The plai, of hair | must resign,
That next my heart wore;
He, TOO must yield that trsss OF mine
He stole when truth he swore!
The miniature used TO trace,
And fell romantic Ger,
I'll tear from its morocco case,
And-never kiss il more =
This ring-his gift-l must return
Ut makes my finger sorei
Then there's his letters-those I'll burn,
And lrample on the hoor!
Hi. sonnet, tina, my album graced,
(My tears thus blot il o'er,)
The leaves together thus I'll paste,
And meier beholt il more
III waltz and flirt with Ensign c.,
Though voted oil bore y
In short, III show my heart is Free
And sigh for him no more!
II We should meet, his ego shall shrink,
bly, scoraful glance before;
Gods that's his knock here, John think
I'll see him just-once more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

DEATH OF PROFESSOR WIN. F.. HORNER.-- We
regret 10 hear OF the death OF Dr. William f Horner OF Phil.
phI. which occurred al his residence eaty Sunday
morning. Dr. HornCr, native OF Virginia, was widely
known Professor Of Anatomy in the University OF Penn'
syIvuua f.. wu as with several other public
Although for some time IN delicate heail ne
was enabled until within few weeks 10 fulfil the duties Of
his chsi; His lose will be deeply by numbers who have
ax,crenced The kindness Of his heart and benefited by his
devotion 10 his profession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

a REHEAR$ING CLERGY.-It seems that in Boston
the American public do The clergy ii they
attend Now. many OF The clergy w5nrci 10 hear
Madame Son'ac, ert Madame Sontag like good lady Hike
creature che is wanted 10 be heard by the clergy How
this II be managed How should The German night
ingas lTI ana lug.Jug the Church black. birds I? Why
Madame invited them all 'rehcaisa and the casuiss
went The inqnyr il seems, lie In the real coocert; bur
b. sin in the rehearsal Of the wckedness
London Punch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18
II Me Editors Ot Tie Enquirer.

RASDolpu CnrSTY MARcH . 1853.
authorized 10 announce Wii!InE II nIhtun, o his
cJuni u indicate for the Third Dsrict for the oil
81 Commissioner vi the Board of Public Works Mr.
Hamilton is well known this section ot the Stale
nXIcrlrc, in works OF internal improvements wing
served TOR many the Superintendent of his Siau
sni Pirk.f,burg Turnpike and ~ we'll posted all
financial AMI "'hr! maitcrs pertaining. 10 the various Ok
p ncrnai improvements through the Stale. He s think
iu.. working practical man. AMI rnaH 81 gUCE .ft gcnc.
although Ii. cHntct boast al having serve in the Congress -!
il 4. s. Il having h,t other distinguished
post srj"Gd 10 the Legislature al N!!ghn Deb
gate Preston county in this State From ,hlt post The
I?lrd OF Public Works called him ~ tase cnrge Of the
stanton ard PafhcrJburg farrnt.. va want such
~, 60. ,s y i'':.;: itn:.is !cnp!g Interested in
me-, wi p. led 10 iii III, Sc Offices CIvIs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

CURIOUS AFFAIR AT NORFOLK. The Moro.
1ue y;yes an acccun. Of viz came tleIs ~ ,.ss
nnnrThs ago rom North Carolina and VINO Hhecea " f
ransiterable wealth and influence, and hi'ef tchs
store and warehouse $500 per yea', io an hs viii
miseion business succeeded IN dsposin2 ~ rs cogc
n. signature OF Mr. Richard Harrison {" no s.
=, e 10 Col Jacob Sharp OF Hartford county WI
vauced hin: $500 on it, him his note 70, 's -
nayable in 30 days Subsequently Il was x sjegsl
check was forged. and that the man. wv" ~ Eiyeconl.i
a.. ads indiceL ns an accessory 10 Mu!de' j" Lug
had made his escape
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONFIRMED
TRIAL OF DR.. GARDINER.

a
TRIAL OF DIR. GARDINER.
WAsaISor0. March 4.-tiIbrrt Rodman, late Of the
principal the Secretary Of the Treasury has been
appointed chief clerk OF tho Treasury Department. vice
Cie.rgo Harrington, removed. Mr. Johnson Of Mssi..
spi has also been appointed clerk !" the Assistant
Secretary Of The Treasury, vice Read removed The Balli-
Custom House is said, will be disposed OF this week
Col jacob G. Dav will probably receive the appointment
being strongly hrckeI y the mercantile influence Of BaI-
more and BY Influential political friends from that city
The Baltimore Po-oiicr will probably not be acted
til the commission Of Mr. Maddox expires. Ex-Go'crnor
Thomas il ~ hc otherwise provided for
few nominations OF consuls made 10 the Senate las!
week. ~rt" confirmed to-day.
The Gar in.r ,ral was resumed ,b, morning. Mr. Brad
Icy s,era decisions relevant TO HE objections
raised saturdu;. The District turncY proposed pro-
duce further evidence on that point. The journal of the
Board %! Commissioners was ser, for In The MEANTIME
George Evgn E.q He teslins6 that he pre-
sided the Board ot Commissioned (Was shown the
memorn! ~ qnrs"nl Its appearance was Perfectly ami-
liza, hii i. M doubt il before the Board AMI was
nr,.i upn signed aud sworn 10 in due form, other
wise il all have Been received for action One
ahe papers before the Board but This Is the principal
une upon winch the adjudico'ed. DR.. Gardiner
also before The Board personally and examined. Col
Waddv Thompson, Thomas C0rwn, Edward Curtis and
Rooer, Crwin also appeared as his counsel Perhaps Col
Allen aao.
Robert Corco,an clerk in the fret comptrolcrs office,
testified his settling the accounts Of the nth auditor upon
OF the Board OF Commissioners and the pay
OF the whole oi the money to w. W. Corcorhn The
assignee Il Gardiner, sometime in 1851.
discussion thsn The reading OF the memorial
after which Judge Crawford decided that the evidence JUS
.nfej lis reading. Mf May read the memorial which, in
sHbssnce forth that he (Or Gadiner) had invested
$3.50 1872 in erecting stea,a engincs &C. in San Louis Pnto
s That S46 lie employed 500 hands in mining
Al en- xpense Of from $40 900 sl2 000 he t
ven from the country the Gath Of October 1916; that he
was Receiving upwards Of 10000 from HE ami
shat hs WORKS OF which he was sole proprietor worth
$500 O0u when he expelled from the country.
Alter ths memorial vas read 10 the Jury, The Court ad
Jouned.
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Far me EgJ,.ire
TO THE DEMOrRATIc PARTY OF THE FRS
or SDI,.r{I. SIDE DISTRICT


IS. have seem the democrats al Charlotte county.
have in primary cc.ing. appointed GC"cates 10 attend II
Cn.,unn to held in Petersburg tt f't day OF April
nt1 purpose Of selecting some suitable person ~
candidate i,r Office OF Commissioner 0l tEn Gari ~
Puhic Works Cnncuring ily %ilh eur Dcmrcrac friends
OF Charlotte in xpediercy and necessity OF CGnTcn
on in order 10 secure unity OF notion, aud The success I"
orr party we agree with Them the pr"pricty Of holding
the Convention 10 the city 81 Petersburg, The place
easy of access than any other ii the hstlct hut
ir nd that il .houi be held not on r An a. April Out on
m 18th al that month rrer HAT every county in the
district may have Of represented in the ,ii Eonvcn
ton MANY W -.to.
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,r,t,rt1 ot, vrr.c PRESIDENT KING

HEALTH or VICE PRESIDENT KING, y,
New OFLrAss March l2.-'fhc steamer Ci'-crn, il
arrived this morning. bringing dates from tiaTin' . "
instant =, -, .,y- =
gentleman who rft M4ta.zas on the iih ms -. i
v;oa ,s.,,c,, ing .ras grlting worse, so 'npch "
le ar no h,oes were cntrt ,inrt o! his recovery I@
messiah wa. in which he himself cc!ncit.i '!' ne
would ts able to leave MnIrnzas.
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PETERSBURG VOLUNTEERS.

appropriated ~ |o"s'eso lo'
m nayaen, OF arr.arages OF pay subsistence and clothing
due 10 Capt Richard aIcRses company of Virginia
Volunteers. which served n Canada in the OF ISL
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Gen VIM Il. Richardson is authorized TO receive sub.
cripone aud Obtain members for the Society We are re-
aucste Ia say thu; through The -chce
or left a. the counting room OF D. c. Randolph will receive
prompt attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

WHITES rROuPE.-By reference TO their advertise
ment ia another column il will BIZ this new band OF
Ethiopian ,!clineaois open al Shnttes Hall tonight We
hear them Will spoken Of aud hope their merits may be gen
,riInrsaih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

LARGE FORTUNE TO A CONVICT.-A man named
Robert Sutton, confined in the Auburn State Prison, 'ew
York for robhrg Judge Harris of Albany has nst received
intelligence that he is heir ninety thousand dollars bg e
death OF relative IN England He has yet soine i've years
renlnn in prison
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

The Diplomatic Corps Eia!. their formal intr1d@f
visit 10 7rraten Pierce yesterday by uppol:tn"n', anu
in 81, id:uly presented by III: Se..;ity NJ STATE N
tie.o Minister .. Hrssi,, AL Doye! OF me D.p"n'!
t,dr l,.. .-iait .: ai,-j ana cu"agu.' 81 We NJ
samJ wy .Acrli.at all tue fr.-'!cn', "ho r
e ttLnl, nj CoaiteoHs!y.
lji.Gr-.ciy'a NI'ioHai ia'eHg.re''
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM AT COLUMBUS, GA.
CHARLESTON, March l3, lS53-A most destructive storm
swept Counbus Ga, the 10Th inst The damage,
il IL estimated will amour, 10 at !eas. $3.50 O0O The ee-
graph line between Columbus and Alexandria completes
" demolished several miles, but has again been put In
working order.
DESPATCH
CnAsLRsToS March IA great hail storm accompanied
by tremendous wind, occurred ut Coamous, Ga Sat.
urdav which lasted III minutes and did im.sc ia image
Every building the city damaged ru.l'' Co.'s
Cotton Gin Factory sustained great duase Large mum
bers of warehouses aud dwellings blown down
roofed Almost every chimney in the CITY was demolished
The bridge ut Grard blown down, and wagon with
ihc driver aud horses pecpated into the river No
lives were lost is impossible 10 estimate the oxtsnt
tho damage.
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nAnNuHs NEW paNyHcT-A new proiec, ms :.

EARNuH'S NEW p33JECT-A new prG!ec' mas g
ausyc-tei BY BarnT,, which should Ike ~ sse u,'
~ recent temperance speech mnce D. h!m i" Ne"
l.: t.at there w.fc 600 g'"n SHOES II :he cry
ar avrrar. custom in each :" probably 20 day y" W
the f,nwrg oiler 10 the CITY. VIZ: Il ir city "GH'
10 -; The G!,2gcr' and give h:m the amount pa
'hrn,. he wunl rny al II" ~: taxes aih'nH'-
900 $50; f.nti every chilI t. good school pre--'
family with library OF 100 ggnl .coas h,c barrels oi
AMI Xix !lcas cyrT: i.'ngr Oil or y".:,: ana give
BODY Tree ticke. 10 his musaura.
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it'nfro-ir"rtons- 81 tae Ha!uu,rc suni
TIE ADMINISTRATIONS AND THE WAR PNO>


The strength 81 the present administration ii 30 be ,cs
BY i'll pnwrr 10 preserve the peace Of the country
icny II with SAFETY ami honor. II is from "ta
that country is in dang. OF being driven into "
" i the :vc ADMINISTRATION been prolonged Il might ir "
popular npTnsfln att. hr w3rt ~ "h@p",! ~ Congo"
been drrtn mo war ~It1 En-lud aud also VI
Spaiu. III. tendency nj things IS now towards coi.E
those powers, and ii Wi! t'qu!-c .un:c sagacity III
I;.sS AMI strength IL rnSei Il.
TIE prcscE, administration yield nothing consSttrl
either with popular sentiment wilh ,h"ir avo"Cd poll
ont they nrrrpi !s.'ns ,dnady mnd- not ~ H.
phase. ihry ray threaten win "hcaectJnh," AMI sal
firm upon enough. wiih;u. danger. Gen Co., 9!
iruscd the virtue the htc,'orth, and Alr. Mason
cudcs an hs dcnunsatiuuc .! Isl; With q
declaration Great H-au EG- zone tar eUVra!' -
cyiGrrlly from IuIi heretofore assun:
,hn Grc.! BalI bc competed abandon her rt'
prtensi"ns and discontinue her establishments in Css
trail America.
The a!mnstra has alrcnhy Uren called upon
maze important; decisions np"n several subjects u
ot >if.rnrt bot perfectly correct y
tm.- Barr cafes ne erected 'n' the psucc 10 %
treasury from tn" @..nf- - Tie .po.!- sce%'s TIE ne"
II tie dmnieItUi, ygr: r,u,i!v l.u 'lC" Gg4'
upGn their a"t> lest hr sD, tii! INTO tho >af
rna 5cs~t The late a!iu For i"<;Gtr 20" t'
lrr here relation - ui.1G contracts, hA3 tented -
courage slsc;cs ii hro.e'asr co"tfacts decision
hc.n mad" under "bir' contracts viii Be-, Er'c.!i,
fer,G :! ,u,? b, .oI ont az suh 1T This !. a wiz d
ard wi. 1t .tts r"au'ar. / s'nHs u =" rrcrnr'
,r II, between ihc ptaCtca! Lui,liiitr 1al ~: i'tt
hGnKrr.
II ~ n-o brcn t"rld-t ha: ,hr Nrw Ta; collrr,
MIrstni e.. mo- 'fd 10 iar;n"rt 81 t'c'r rirn
1rcunt 81 tr'''.d uG'"r! 1.,..u- ~ imports TIE dt
cai;.t iva Ar;.i.ed fhpusu nj c,!!lrr. NJ
VI" h:l, ''il"vc .tuse! - Gcr:;r up. rrr'r-t
Ic 'hrin su-p'nir!
Use tclcsr'pn gve. ~ tie appointments and great rs'
more.
Tie that IT. Ba,&our Of Va, ne ron of III L
h. Murshasp o this Uisrnc', i courrocrc, py hin.
is any .rpGui for h.lcv!ng t.Iai re- offer.
not c!Cixsu "i The District. To-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

PRINCE EDWARD Stephen o. SouthaI, Whg, has
been elected 10 the House OF Delegates from Prince Ed
ward 10 I'll! The vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF
VIM &. FUurnoy, Esq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

M,~s.< Etuors May gentlemen have been i"t,oi..
IA M; notice Of lie prOpe OF The lrcnt dis!lc;. i. :.
Die and competent - Lac c.I:gc OF TIE Important nq
ar. nj tn State in IA. Board II Pubi.c Works IA.. :.
l.rlru may ana doubtless have, all if GGlhcipCs q,
a jr ,hcGi uv tho. respective r'cnis: oct c." / 4.
one .auti-nlan yc! he ram.i, who possesses IN .
eminent deg -c Il rn"s. GutiIies, 2" important
parr AMI i.c-ul dischiiGe al he ainpu. a.d !cs1c
BE IL les Grs".vr! Gg"n that hoaI
a!uhe ~ Wan. C Srcwr Esd. %! hn count? Of Pres
Mr. Bso~n hp~ served in the Legislature 'or many y,
from thence hc cli, b. t,s c.3:c Il ;Es EUGus.
he UneI States A;;rr sewing in 'ha Sod: tou yc!,.
rt.c;i lin practice al ID" iiw, from "hlcn
again cat BY the people, - serve ae:n ~ The CJnscn
,hirh runei The prrs1@t CUhsiItultn oil tc Stc. In
o. th--r important situations. Sir Brown has exhibited
s.g!,lg rHi Imaes-, wEirh shove mot he had .Hv =
,n 10 perceive ana trnlurss 10 decide upon a q.
tion- pertaining the .iitre OF r.: people -nd the n
pctity Of tie sat-"
r. those who Snuw Mr. Erowr, roci say nothing il
b,.alt Ia those "hD have not ;rc advantage II a.s
IcGn1iatanre need "n. npn ~ The purity at his tic
past vices 10 Insure warm ani ctfli support from
porliyns Il The NORTH NESI DISTRICT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18
LEGISLATURES or VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY. MARCH 10, lcaj
GIN L1'y'
asse number OF bills reported from tie various


as.e number OF bills were reported from tie various
committees
BILLS PASSED
The follow ipu bills were read third time ana passed;
incorporating the Boomers Grove ouat'! hs''i't "'1
MauG!-cnrir" Company. =, - ,h
Authurizng the Councils Of the CITY at NooiS TO estao
lislI Il ferry between Norfolk and Portsmouth.
MILITIA BILL
,,,r;7,o m enrolment thereof by the Commissioners
r ,hr venue ,hr aboIir ol mustcrs, SC, came up az
Ic unfinished business II was twice rejected and each
;,s , vote was RECONSTRUCTED Finally 1t was laid on the
table. ..,.,3 md rand . ,b
On motion OF SAuspERs the Senate ADJOURNED.
MONDAY MARCH IA, 1858.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
An oc 10 amend the lew relating 10 Inc sessions "
snnren,. Cour, of Appeals was taken up WIN me ne,
amendments PROPOSED " u W M "~'
I'M. 81 nmenimcn, Of the Senate providing oF Tie se
sim, of the Court u Appeals in tile oiatc ~
scaJ Of in The Capitol proposed by the OIL, was d'a
greed 10. p:,o,,, orJ p.,.,shrro r all
pnd u,s Lid ON the table, on motion OF Nj! IoMLiN
' BILLS PASSED.
- .p,bor;zs further subscription by the City
Council OF Alexandria ~ inc S1oCA VI ho o'ans' N 1o
A. ,ct ~ aulnor1e the of DanvIe TO subscribe TO
the C.swtl county Plank TOAD
On motion Of MIR. McCLUER
O,dered That given the delegate at present rep
renresenlng the county Berkeley in hi. body TO With
draw from The clerks office ri the House oi Dergalcs Ger
tain papers respecting the Old Presbyterian Church IN Inc
town OF MattnsOurg
nIl ouviing for ELECTION by the people, for tho nppor-
ion,uent Of the qualification and privileges
of meeting OF electors OF Pres Tent and wee
President and prescribing rules tor cohiestca elections DE-
inc me unfinished business of Saturday was taken up and
after being amended sevca particulars was ordered To
On motion the House then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

Now YoRE, March 1.-the caorio ship Ericsson asnr
rived from Alexandria, She made favorable passage
worked fully equal 10 expectations.
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10 the Edito, S Of the Enquirer

j o me fIdHo'5V INC TIh4hFGr
WAsHlSoT6S, March 18Th !.
The ,hrong of VISITORS when for The last three wo.,
filled up this Metropolis Is nov beginning 10 es.s
uercepubly though the number oi applicants for M, v
remaining is fully sufficient 10 give life and anima,on
streets.
On account OF the general prevalence OF the opioi.
the ultra prescription Of The Taylor administrator q
necessarily lead similar policy on N. tarl Of or
sent Executive in order 70 correct the evil, hOusa,
tiorkcd nithe, who are csiiped meet with G!.aDao
prefcnd not ~ Know what particular pN!rg VIII ts",:
d pu, think it tnA;. probable iiat only c.
subordinate Officers vii! be removed until after tie T.,
next when the Executive vii! 5c able 10 avail issf
wise provisions OF Mr. Hunters amendment, the C;;
Diplomatic Appropriation BIZ IN icsaE. to the r,aan,
of al! new applicants prior 10 their Gnp3in.mea: :
changes in the heads o BurcanS, rs may BE- deiermr
will doubtless b. made n early day, in ode, T. or
them 10 udvisc understandingy IN relation 10 the rD
the subortinateS in lhcl- respective offices,
The Sena,e CHAMBER continues 10 &c thrnnge! with
t9r. dtiu, liz opeu scsSigrs The discussion IN re,.
the CT ,yton and Bu!"c; Treaty, has LOST none Of ia
On tnai subject. Senator Mason delivered o Tie
II no, the vcly bs speech have heard during the !,
Winter Il prcscn' 81 CHAR ccac-c, AID JOS. cygos.
hc whole subject, GgnoGncln. VITA :ne.su!rG PRECISION
true po.;cy u government N regard u BRUSH ags
sions upon he American continent, In tcIma combining
aiosi per!ec: courtesy towards EEs tcG with the mos.
yielding hrnness in maintaining own honor anu a.,
II contained no exciting appeals 10 national .tce ,
o. IL arouse the popu!lr c:zY. /, was IN fine iys,
s2csc. - should have ci.unacA !,Dm iIlefcla SO
man occupy Ing HE poson o head q! tie Senate COM
Ice on Foreign Relations. 4; specimen, give j..
paragraphs
That statesman, or that man who vsut prcci.a,.,
conn:iy IA war careessIy rechlcssiy, Idly upon
assertion :" aay mere abstract "p,aton whatever w,,ult
doSn, a. Il dCrsrYgd 10 70 tuaE, pOsuriiy with eye.
tIpn but nat stt'csnIn. .! ,hli VITO would lcn.s
the NATIONAL honor Of the national safety fiona 6v lea
var, wudtj - !o"n win deeper rXecrGupn Fo: one l.
prepared - sly, mat while ir itgi !niaic n .st G
suci!on 10 be- given - the treaty. EucInI ru- Be !,
strictly l.. T., hold
engagements, Iii tiercncc To the wnU.'uf Central Am
why Because nnr national! saicty we'll our nlI.
honor 70 involved
trust yoa viii lay the whole speech before Your r,,.
Il = pnb!tstrd witch Win t. yr,ra v -. mo-
fri1 Id: jIsi tau-c u b" proud ~ ua seH1,lr, IN
know cement If wtUse hi., character io iuicnts ,n
: and ,.g.plal~hip. thu h"'y 20 wlrn they 5cirus
tI.,G !ir.I head II Iiirlr two most responsible
iupsrtua, cunluit"rs ,la!r II" journals d" thr Sen1r.
ample ,sImony ,h.t ms cpni:ie"cr has not Seen
places NIRGIAlu>