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Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
MigceFFaneOUs

Alum, Pepper, Alspice, Glue, Borax. Spirits
Iurpentine, Varnishes, Brushes, Backing Can
dies, Candles, Starch, Chocolate, Lozenges. &c.
To which they invite the attention of Phys
icians and the public, as they are determined to
sell low and upon accommodating terms Dr's
DlircnEL & Foster are both Physicians of long
experience and intend devoting their personal at
tention to their Drug establishment, so that per-
sons sending orders for medicine may RELY upon
having them correctly and carefully filed, and
those desiring prescriptions may depend upon
having them put up accurately compounded
at any time, day or night.
Washington, .4p,i 81, 1853 IT.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06

JUST Received on consignment and for sale.
y large lot of Bagging, Rope and twine. at the
upper Warehouse, by S. c. WHEAT.
Fulton, Dec. |. 1852. 4S-tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
washington House.
WASHING TON ARKANSAS-
w sMrnu p-oc-;ator

THE subscriber having purchased <&EyA
B. High, that well known stand, the IssisE#
sWAsnrNGroN House,, would re-AE..e:.zA
spectfully inform his friends and the travelling
community, that he is prepared with every thing
necessary for the accommodation OF those who may
favor him with call. The establishment hav-
ing been furnished with entirely new furniture,
is now ready for the reception of visitors
The rooms are well arranged for families and the
proprietor will spare pains 20 render his guests
comfortable. ID. -r aH -l .l
His stables are well provided with provender,
and Horses entrusted to his care will receive
strict attention. His charges will be moderate
--Irt,.ts-s..l aaf 81 H. w. SMITH.
Washington March 80, 1853. 49,
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
CD-PARTNERSHIP,

TNHE undersigned having purchased the Drug
= establishment Of DR. r. p. Williams intend
keeping general assortment Of Drugs Medicines
Paints, Oils a Dye stufs.
Our stock will be purchased under the personal
inspection OF Dr. FOSTER who will start East In
few days for that purpose.
We viii be enabled to sell articles IN our line
on better terms than they have ever been offered in
this market, and we warrant every article sold
by a. to be pure and genuine.
Prescriptions pnt III and accurately compound
ed al any time day night.
CHA'S B. mitchell.
D. ". FOSTER.
Washington Fe5. 10, 1853 =
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06

The report that Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe
had been requested and consented to act as god
mother for the infant prince of Hayti, son of his
ebony majesty, Soulouque, is said to need eonfr-
nation.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-06
To Planters & Merchants.

TNHE undersigned has on hand and for sale at
u CoilInsburg, Bosser Parish La. 100 bales Of
heavy Cotton Osnaburgs. From 500 to $500 pair
Of home made russet Negro Shoes. From 80 to
30 Cotton Gins warranted to perform WELL
Twenty Bois a Arc Wagons, both for horses and
Oxen, with wooden and iron axels, plows of any
pattern required. Also, heavy stock of Dry
Goods and Groceries A superior and heavy lot
Of keady-Made clothing- both for summer. fall
and winter Planters and merchants are
particularly requested to call and lay in supply
of the above articles. as / will sell them as cbean
a. they can be bought in New Orleans, and on
time to suit their growing crops Orders will be
pnctIIally filed for any Of the above enumerated
articles
J. b. GILMER.
70 NJ B--Goods, Groceries cash paid for
Cor HIDES Pclfrics, good article ALWAYS re-
quired. J. B. G.,
June 26, 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
LATER FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

New Yoax April l-Advices from San Juan, state that
the American Ship Cyane had been seized at that place on
the 18th Of March, the authorities OF the place protested
against the act and resigned their Offices Two vessels
were BeuiedS and jamaica TO give Information
the British authorities. The inhabitants have organized
committees of Vigence. No excitement OUT OF difficulties
with the Nicaraguan transit Company.
Further from Bueuos Ayres represent the city TO
be 10 critical army had been raised in the South
for her relief which, however utterly routed UIqusa
Lapata He refuses TO listen 10 any
Of adjustment The supplies raised for the city, had
been cut of by the besiegers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES before the deputies TO
annul the monopoly oil tobacco.
GERMANY.The Diet has resolved to enroll 5u instead
of 200 thousand troops.
SWITZERLAND.-A fierce spirit has been aroused
against Austrian ae2rcssions.
Austria has determined maintain the blockade OF lyo
nise The women and children have been banishcd from
the place and perishing horrible extent from the
cruel and iDhuman adopted towards them The En-
peror has fully recovered lie greatly dissatisfied with
the by England in reference to the refugees
The firm OF Mecane jolly Il Co.. ut Vienna have failed Tor
two hundred thousand florens.
The Turks have evacuated Montenegro the Pascha having
been routed by The Inhabitants The Russian ministers ut
matum has been tepeed by the Divun.
The Sultan invokes the aid of France and England and
fee, has been ordered 10 the Archipelago BY the latter
power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
MISCELlAN EOUS.
Correspondence OF The Baltimore Sun.


WASHINGTON, MARCH 50, 1853
The rumor that tic Japan expedition has been counter
uanded prevails very extensively and is probably true
The Columbus was 10 be fitted join Commodore Per
RVS SQUADRON but has recently been ordered TO the Me-
dterranean We hear also, OF some other important dscl-
yons and acts OF The new Secretary OF the Navy
Congress- upon the recommendation OF the two past Sec
retaes of Navy made provision for the completion
of the California floating dry dock, but with proVlso re-
qung the approval Of the head Of the department Mr.
Dobbn it is unored decided adversely upon the execu-
ton of the provision TOR completing the dock by enclosing II
in stone BASIN II is also reported that the SECRETARY
has rescnded the order given Commodore APP Catesy
Jones' TO resume his former command Of the California sta
ton.
The object of japan expedition has met with the ap
prova Of public and the whole world regarded
il with favor The most sanguine expectations were
tanned as to It's ultimately favorable result Ii to be hoped
that the present administration will curry out the PROJECT In
the most efficient manner.
The President has summoned this city number of ar
ohtects who will examine tho work the Capitol and re-
port their opinions upon its character Upon their report
will depend the necessity uf taking down
portion Of The marble work. The report Of the select
committee of the Senate frauds before the public
and certainly tends conclusion that portion OF the
work and of the material is worthless.
The report presents some strong cases OF
Ii suffers the evidence speak for itsei and does mol
assume 10 inculpate any
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

! Democracy If he could accustOm the Wings 10 N.
habit Of sustaining Democratic measures. He cop,.s ~
smile the threats Of being read gu; OF the Dcnocfai
~ when he booked upon the veteran Senator in M pa
ithe Senator from Russeil who had stood Ionu
the foremost in the Denoc'a tic ranks, and nnw his
was 10 be accommodated b. hot.eads, who f.y -
succeed in driving out such men would, upon cc1!o,
lion be The first To WOO them back.
Sustained, lie was, by the hls sen=c ii dury "a
right which animated him, tor one, he c!""rtuly tJ,,
issue winch gentlemen rendered tie hal taken 5,. -,
than he Intended aud liz thanked The there the HAM,,
! fell
5r WADE sid that lie had been IL lie c,,.r, I
gas a part OF his duty assist IL framing ploIr
bill! ard in doing I would close his eyes 10 Darn
was Necessary carry oul The requirements .! the C,
tuition.
SIR CAMPBELL advocated the adoption Of the prouo.i,
10 ,uuoin, a committee "i conference.
Mr. WIrcHER was in favor OF the appnntmen, Of a..
mce II appeared rom The action previously ,5ga,s
The opposite pdly that they DID not desire his Io r.,
u,i ua,, arauIsIncns u do without Ia y0r,o,
had. he had H,erei, met i!cn on Ihcir own ground 4
ow district. under the plan vi those with ne yo.
Democratic lie ga not object 10 II. II they y.,s
| alter It make it more Democrats, he wcul, :.
with them Bu, any plan lie voted Tor must De
coriancc with the constitution. Dir. WiTcHEa closed ~
fcuing 10 his previous OCCASION when h. -
voted Tor DemoCIl for the u. s. Senate VINO was mai :.
choice of majority Of his party. The whole Dem0r,
parts in the Legislature had Afterwards voted for ,h- w
gentleman. "
Mr. stuart demanding the ayes and noes co,Dmi,,.. r
Conference ordered by the following vote:
Aygs-Messrs Amber, BALDWIN, Bono, Blown Can.
Campbell Carrington, Cut!rtt, Co%an C:esn DSnaT.
Granttam Greaver, Hall, Iaync. Mason Momcq,e Pal;
paxtvn Saunders, Sachc!Jr, Shelley, Slerrafd S,0y
Thomas Thompson, Wade. "ard Wnitr Wtchrr13j
Noss-alrssrs BoyHin. Drneae ruusten, Martin, " \
Dearnon, Roger, ShandS, Smlth Stul!t-y IN
Mess.s BRaXT0S All P!!MAS and SWEENEY an! =, q
pa!'cd OF
the President announced Mrssrs. DocGLAs THo.us
aMnLER IloscuRE, STovalL, DESsAtE and M,RriS a, a
committee ut conference.
The hour ii arriving the Senate took a ~ 70
Gnil O'clock p. VI. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
EXTRA SESSION OF THE U. 5. SENATE.
WAsHISeroS, MARCH 81, 1858.

WAsHIScToS, MARCH 81, 1858.
The Senate into Executive session. anu utter Tue
doors opened Mr. Houston submitted the following re-
solution, which lies
Resolved That the Secretary OF the Interior be and he
hereby instructed furnish the Senate with the report oil
an examination ION file the Department oil the lnteor
made of the Patent Building in 1851 under the direc-
ton Of the Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
Mr. Hamlin submitted the following, which lies over
Resolved That the Secretary OF the Senate be authorised
10 contract with John c. Rivers for number OF copies oil
the Congressional Globe and Appendix equal 10
copies ~ each Senator addition TO the number OF copies
received by hem and that the price per copy snail not
exceed the sum paid under the existing contract
Several other resolutions Of public Importance were
submitted.
Mr. Houston offered the following:
Resolved That unless the President OF the United States
shall have further communication make the Senate Will
adjourn on Saturday next.
Mr.. Mason said that the President had other communca
tons Executive character 10 make and thought hey
would be able 10 adjourn Wednesday or Thursday next
Mr. Houston remarked that he tired OF the delay and
wished TO be on his way home.
he Sem adj
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.,C:s,,,YURE or VIRGINIA.
TuuRspAy, MARCH 81, 1858.
ATE.


,,rrpNnnN SESSION.-The Senate met at o'clock.
Az Srrnanp from the select committee on that SUBJECT
ono,,et bill concerning the Phoenix Mining and Manu-
featuring Company
The Joint resolution in relation 70 he Lenon save es
came up It's order the CALENDAR ana Was aeeee u Do
Avrs-Mcssrs, Amber Baldwin, BraIton, Cabell, Car
nclon. Caet,, Cowan Creigh, Deneale, Douglas Fun
stem tirantham, Hall, Layne Moncure, farHer raxlon
p,man EcuSr Shackellord, Shands Sheley. oherfa'a
Smith Slnyali Stuart, Tate, Thomas, Nhite-29
NoEs-ilessrs. Saunders, Sweeney
PAssEp.
The following bills were read third time and passed
IN incoynorn1. The Fairfield and North River Turnpike
Company. pal, &c ;bo,,v-r;,b a.
amendment offered by MIR. ShEFfEYr increasing l"e MINI
mnm cnnul 10 SIS OUO which opposed oy MI bRowS
IN amend nm net incorporating the Cross Roads and sum
nit pon, Turnpike Company Ayes 20, noes H.
To authorize the Howardsyle ana hochnsm a'np app.
Companv 10 increase their capital STOCK and extend ther
road 10 Alum Springs, IN feoeAo-s0 49,
Authorizing an additional subscription to complete road
from Wil.nns Creek in Wayne county, 10 the kana"ia
Turnpike and 10 bridge over Coa Vel Ayts
26 noes IL. ;, ,;,,.;,, f,oo ochooIs IN Tho
county OF Accomac. "a Can MiI,s Trrnoi,re
To incorporate The Ne" Sas''' "" f $3.50
Company [Ayes %, noes II ,; vu ,r
To increase the capital stock oi inc 1uhcoh a''y u'
pike Company [Ayes e. noes ,,r;r
TO incorporate the Potomac exploring ana MINING oo'"P"
To incorporate the Whitehall Gold Mining ana Manuac'
turing Company .,n,a, mi of tbc Coda Of
Amending the 2Uh section OIL chaP'ei ~ " ~ ~
Virginia. concerning wild fowl
To amend the ID section Of an act entitled ac - CO
tahsh free school district on SaSes ls'anu ~ me county
Of acconac" passed June ID, 49, uLr
incorporating the Mechanics Savings BANK OF "neehs
Amending IN passed March the 29h, lool concerning i'
Mitiu. Ayes 30 no l. , ,h, : CiI.nw,
s ~ rrrc = lam across the North fork OF Holston river
On motion Of Mr.. PiTMAS, the Senate aa]onfheu'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
THE WORLD is GOVERNED TOO MUCH.

This is a cardinal tenet In the Democratic creed. II
should be better observed in Virginia Every days expert
ence serves convince the iorciby that excessive
legislation is becoming of the crying evils Of the times
We need very few legislative enactmenrs, either State OF
National Brevy and simplicity should be the leading
characteristics code of laws. Legsatng for private
interests and for individual advancement is becoming quite
too common in this land of equal rights and equal chances
An exchange paper has The following of the popular
features of the Indiana constitution in full operation
restricts legislative sessions 10 days. and
sions 10 forty days."
The time mentioned Is full long. The Legislature OF New
Hampshire rarely continues n session more than thirty
days No in that State complains OF having too
few laws.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
pOETICAL.
From The y Y. Journal Of Commerce.
THE REQUEST.

TFron, ,be \ Y Journal Of Commercial
THE REQUEST.
uta .oked for flowers while dylngthey were brought 10
him he held them up his lips, and while sweet smile
s,oa over his face no died. The same flowers were LAID
hs still breast in the little coffin; they put in
the dark grave he and they whered together Poor little
Ned r'-[ Pripote Letter.
Save their throbbing hearts,
Not sound was heard
AS they fondly bent
TO catch each word
That fell from his palsied lips:
"Oh bring me" he cred,-and his eyes gre" ofe"'
And his face oerspread with holy light
bring me the flowers which the sunoeams SIP
"Flowers that glow the mountain UP
"And blush in the vcrdant VALET
"Giye u,e the flowers loved to t"lnc
aFresh from the wood, sweet from tue oao-
.TThe liy fair and the columolnc-
"Oh! bring them, bring them mere
hectic glow
On his pale cheek played,
And heavenly smile,
As ne calmly laid,
Wyea,hed the mouth ut the dying boy;
Some gems they culied from the howery land
And gently placed in his open hand;
And he folded them TO his breast,
He held them up TO his lips, and pressed
And he smiled angels smile
He exhaed the sweets of the perfume rare,
His lips they spoke to his God the while
And he diad-stiil he held them there,
And they withered in his hand.
New YORK. 1858.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

MURDER IN LOUISIANA learn from the Cha.ottes.
vile Advocate that the body OF Richard Williams Of Orange
county, fonnd in the South Anna river n Louisa county
several days since, bearing The marks OF violence and
bound with strong cords He being evidently murdered the
persons 10 the neishborhood about hunting up proof
the oil his DEATH and finally suspicion rested upon
Capt VIM Porter his wife his wes siseran two OF his
gro men, who III examined and committed for trial The
commtui upon the evidence OF Williams wife, who is
Porers ws sister and who had left her husband and
living Porers the time Of the murder. Porter Is
man of property and has been highly respected until by
bad association he had fallen upon evil The neigh
bofhood where the murder committed is provebla for
integrity aud love of law and ORDER and great excite.
ment was produced by the occurrence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
.!uAl. APRlt !, Is1J
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

! Ar Massey according 10 order submitted The rco0u
the majority and "i the minority OF The special commits
au;n!EifG some slime enquire INTO the ciarlrr
ALTAR; Of The Baltimore and ONO Rail Road.
Mr. MASSEY moved 10 lay The SAID reports on the 81:
and 10 have The same printed
alr Jackson. Of d. and r., moved that the question
isi"t and the question beng 'ii on said motion was
ttrmngd in tic negative.
III. question hcln" aut on the motion 10 lly IN" sane
the table aud ptinr, va. determined N The affirmative
The Senate ol requiring an oan 10 be taken and b.
10 g:e before license ar Certificate can be GRAINED
retail! ardent spirits read The first ni second tine
referred 10 The committee Of Courts al Justice
An cn.ro-Sed bill 10 amend The thd SECTION oI CHAP
four Of the Code OF Virginia IA r,iiIon II dlsircing
STATE Tor Representatives 10 Congress taken up
The ,:rnl- proposed thereto 6y he senate 20 uhi
the House disagreed and 90 which the Senate GsNsd
Mr. BARsUua moved ;Eat the House adhere Ia ttt ii,
yreercnt The said amendments and on THIS nation he
rn.ndrl The previous question: which sustained
question being thcrcupUn put,on motion OF M bAREors
adhere 10 The Disagreement To the amendments :" the 81
lhr sad bill. was determined IN ne affirmative
ayes is noes o.!
VI. RARsJUR requested 10 Cany he sam" 10 t
Senate and iGium them al the action OF the lt"u>r Ie!e
message was subsequently, received rom the Senate
Mr. SToyALL who informed the House that the Senate b.
agreed To the following resolution, IN whcn they request
the concurrence II The House a.: Delegates:
"RCSulyrd, That The Senate respectfully ask coniee
on Tie disagreement If the two Houses The bill emit.
An act Ia aI.rd the 81 section VI. chapter nj the Code
F:iisi in relation 10 dstictln the State for represent
:ss IN Congress- md they have appointed IN Ihrt p
NrsarS. DovuLhS, IHOMAS, AMBER, MO3crRs, S1urA-
DESgALE and MARTIS members of the COMMITTEE.
Ilr DuSS a-hei the previous question on agr' chg 10 {:
said resolutions which sustained by the House, and
ing nut was determined in ne aiirmatvraycs SO, noes
The unfinished business o. Yesterday beng oil! f"1i
inv for the collection .! revenue, was taken up
Mr. HrsgAIp made IN unsuccessful motion 10 lo:soa
the bill indefinitely.
Mr. MASSEY made unsuccessful motion TO suspend y
rules VITA view reconsider the vote b! ~Eci tie nact
merit was a.tcrd TO- relative 10 the exemption from specs
license of licensed merchants, who exchange aud bar:
lhe! goods for country produce.
In The l0h section o the bill The following cl!1ss hppean
"A planter n farmer may sell 10 his neighbor, salt t
steel lea Sugar coffee mUasscs spices, gypsum, guam
pov,r lead or cotton yarn when such articles are ll
yaspd rs return load part al return load for hs m
burr or other property taacG 10 market"
iir WI,suRS mlrc unsu 'ce>suI motion I" irSti! .
Ter In, word 'a,lnrr' in the first line Of said clause Il
word miller and By Mir OLDHAM, to strike ont The w!
"planrr."
On motion q! Mr. Massey, tho House adIou!ngd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
FURTHER PROOFS OF SPRINGS GUILT.

PsILApgLHIA MARcn 3d. Three double eagles
found this the yard back Of the tavern
Arthur Spring boarded at the time oil the murder oil
Mrs Lynch and her sister on Federal street. The
number Of S2U gold taken from the trunk OF MRS.
Lynch night OF the murder As the last link In The
chain of circumstances fixing The murder Spring is
connected the probability is he will make full COMES
sion 1t generally though, thai he has been the principal
actor In many bloody tragedies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

Hon. Abraham W. Venable, the able member of the last
Congress from the Hisborough district, North Carolina,
has announced himself again candidate. Augustus NJ
Lewis Esq., Of Franklin is also candidate subject 10 the
decision Of convention II is not likely that the wings
will have candidate in the field Judging from presen, lndl-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
MEET ME IN THE PRIMROSE DELL.

When a shade is on the wood,
And the nightingale is singing,
And echoes roll along the flood,
From the vespcr bell low swinging;
When the winds pass gently by,
Stealing odors from the rose.
When the neon walks up the sky.
And the sons-birds seek repose-
Meet me in the primrose dell.
When the bells of flowers are folding,
Bow'd BY dews that on them rest
When the stars are up and holding
Converse On the nights blue breast;
When the kline sleep on the hill,
Where the new huy suclleth sweet,
Where all around is 80 still,
We can hear our fond hearts beat
Meet mo in The primrose dell.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05


If We are 10 believe the gossip of newspapers that mas
been rife Tor The past fortnight the administrators nus
=, .o .roul. about tho Federal appointments for the clty
Of New York The colectorshp OF that CITY IS P'oo'o'
m s lucrative office in the Government; and It's patron
ace is said be no less than some hVe OF SIN hup" 80
ordinate appointments, many OIL them c"hma""'"- ~
derablc salaries, ard oil very eagerly solcl'eu ! "
seem from the same newspaper reports mat s pos' ~
hoen M. subject of severe contest between Tue conp'o
Democrats of the old organization, and the bahhuc 'e
m,ca,s who .ycn of with Mr.. Van Buren, IN 1915 anu
came back 10 The party 1882 the two wings i e P"S
being distinguished respectively as HardS and So''S '
Dcx,ysoS Is The edged head of the HaFds ana n
JoYS A. DIX OF the SUs
The accounts OF the between the rival roses nave
doubtless been highly exaggerated by the Ne" OH wing
~ r.n,,, n,ess Whatever may have been the contest or
h excitement Of the contestants, the appointments when
~ heen finally settled upon by the administration must be
REGARDED as ii The highest degree happy Judcous and pro-
e IN, whole country North and South will be gailfed
Al the tribute which has been paid by the administration 10
N. worth talents and patriotism Of DANIEL B. DICKINSON
So far as patronage exert ii, in his worthy ana usy
k.epina has been deposited the control oil New ork pos
tcs Upon him hus been conferred an ONCE which VIII ho
only enable him 10 make the Union oriRg and compromise
sentiment respected in the Empire State, but an otce he
personal cmolunents of which, will place The patrlot VINO
ssed his political existence for his country above the reach
Of want for the rest OF his lite
The uupoinmcnt of Mr. Dickinson is earnest on Inc
par, of The administration Of its respect for the compromise
Of 1850 and OF determination to sand FIRMLY by IL ano
oy the men who established II.
We give the appointments with their cassihca'ioh accou
~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

Democratic meeting on Monday last in Augusta nom
pated Dr.. C. R. Harris for the State Senate and bessrs
Alex Walker j. II. Skinner and Absolom koner for the
House OF Delegates TO represent that county in the next
Aspcn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
STEAMER STAR OF THE WEST.

Nzw YoRx, March sl.-The steamer Star of the West
has arrived having e, San Juan on The 23d She brings
nothing later from California reports the route healthy
and in fine condition She left in port the sloop of war Cy
waiting orders The Union also arrived to-day from As
pinWal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

WAsHISeros, MARCH 30-Danlel Radcliffe, il - under
STOOD will be District Attorney Tor Washington.
II stated here, several who profess 10 know, that
Messrs Dickinson and Dix OF New York will decline their
pinfn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
NEW TRIAL GRANTED TO SPRING-SENTENcE
GApIE AND ENMOS

PHILADELPHIA, April 2-Ihe court to-day rendered its
decision 10 the Of Spring recently convicted of murder
granting him trial. The petition for trial ia
the of Capie and Emmos convicted of murder
time ago. not granted They were sentenced 10 be
hung,