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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-08

" 1EGI MA CENTRAL RAILROAD
OPEN TO MEECHUM'S RlvER.-On and after
this day, freight train will leave Richmond daily Sun
days excepted, for Meechum's River.
de l6 n GILL. Stunt
ESUTTEss iAND AAEsD.-Fresh mountain rol
ia j. H. Wake & co
hNOR SAEE-Coupon Bonds of the corporation Of
Lynchburg, in Sums of $1,000 and $500 for sale by
dc p MAURY & NORTON.
aSACON.-lo thds prime new Sides and Shoulders
. Bacon, received and for sale by
de THos JONES.
x HEDs NEW BREAST PIECES
- ls bbs small size family Hams
10 hhds Shoulder Bacon
so do Sides do
90 kegs Lard Mol
Just received, for sale by
de % JOHN woMBLE & co.
HPACON, nAC0N, LARD, tSc.-Wo are now
Ee receiving and have in
100 hhds prime Western cured Sides
25 do do and Baltimore Shoulders
D do Breast Pleces-new
do sides do
10 bbls family Hams do
10 do Lard
bbls pure Cider Vinegar
do peach Brandy
$ 90 old Whskcy
100 dozen Leading Lines, cotton Yarns Seine
Irvine, &c
All for sale on the best terms
ju 3 J. WOMBLE Il co.
ri OTaCE.-E. 7. JAMES. ESQ., is admitted as part
Y ner in our house from this day.
BACON BASKERVILLE.
Richmoni January LIST, 1858. ja4
NEW isf:EAsT FEacCES.-A small lot prime
bright and dry. just rec ived, for lie by
jas WILLIAMS BROTHER.
NyOK HIRE, an Old woman of good character, long
IL accustomed to nursing. To easy and
comfortable home, she will be hired very low.
ia 3 'ADGE II GRAY.
EHOFEEE sUGAR.-l0o bbls receiving aud for
" sale ty
de 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
30 s ss''H"Ns COUNTRY ''''sHH' for
de 30 JAS WINSTON.
DAENTEID sTCMETs.--5lsdozen just received
for sale by
desl WILLIAMS & BROTHER
nAY BOOEzs, E4EDsERs,@ JOURNALS,
~ AND OTHER BLANK BoOKs.-NAsH 4
WOODHOUSE have for sale superior Blank Account
Books for merchants the paper and binding are
very superior. They will be sold low.
Books to special patterns made order the best
terias, and in the MIST durable manner
Drafts Bills OF Exchange, Bills of Lading, Negotiable
and Promssory Notes, and the best Stationery al
ways be founo at our establishment. de 80
EH1sS*a E rs would do well to commence the year
T. with the use of the PLANTATION BOOK, 1t
will save them ten times the
Published by j. w. RANDOLPH, and for sale by him
and all other Booksellers. jas
r ONDON POnTE., sAEAk0 OIL
Il Port Wine, Dates. Figs
Choice green Teas
Spanish Cigars
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO,
NOTICE TO SUKSCEssI3 BE HaS---The Post
" Master General has decided that all subscribers
Periodicals. whether to the Publishers Agents.
titled 70 the benefit ofthe halfrates by paying months
postage in advance.
J. W. RANDOLPH, 1911 Main ST. respectfully informs
his country friends that he Agent for all the Periodicals
published in the United States and England and that
is the time to subscribe. 81
90 BAGS LAGUAYHeA COFFEE, receiv
. H. ing for sale
ia4 JAS WINSTON.
q zassEsS SEaOUEDEAl MACON. receiving
6 for sale
lad JAS WINSTON
AEGgNTAaN DEW Ne &c AND ksEETGFEEss
We WHiSKEY.100 bbls direct from Martin i Co.'S
distillery, for sale by
ia DAVENPORT ALLEN & CO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-08
STEAM SHIP LFNE.

FRESH ARRIVAL OF CLOTHING.
ESY the steamers arriving we weekly in re-
ID ceipt of new lots ready made Clothing, which
ask the attention of the public The stock now
hand at the Money Saving Institution BETTER
and the proprietors never anxious to SELL
Call ard get well made goods and good articles
small prices qualities Over Coats Business Frocks,
black and fancy Pants, black and fancy Vests, merno
under wear, Robes half Hose, &c; aso boys Clothing.
" all at No l02 Main street.
KEEN, CHIL1S & BALDWIN.
r. Neqro suita
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-08

together WIKI Wanuts &c, just received at
SIMON BONAVITA'S,
No 1853, opposite Banks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
IRON Gle FISHING GRouNDs.

EosroS Au. 1.-THE sChooEcfs Snow Squat and Emil
~ Swift arrived Gloucester yesterday from me northeast
fishing grounds; both vessels had been boarded by Enss
ard cutters OF the ssels number Of
crews and quantity OF macSeIe taken down. They report
that the scnncr iaania OF BEVERLY was chased out OF
Fox RIVER wr:r size had pa. IL ;or ilarbor by an tnGlsf
cutter al night about weeEs eidcc hcy sa" nothing
II HE American squadron. spoke severhi n nc Ionccs
"ci win small fares III ulrkcrcl Inc bfl'ish steamer
Devastation - seen cruising about The Fishing Grounds
Anoihr account says Tie report that American vessels
were NOT allowed 10 enter the Bag CT Chlrur E confirmed
steamer aud several cutters guarded the m0u!a Z. the Bay
10 nIcrc.p, all who attempted II was reported
thai one The vessels had taken swivel out OF the schoon
" Garland If N,whurypIr
In some parts Of the Bay nockerc! plentiful but in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
LATE: AND INpoRTANT FROM MEXICO.

CHARLESTON, s. e., Aug 1--we have 4dvcts here .!
late arrival c.a Vera Cruz New Orleans bringing dacs
20 The s h.
appears that the Governors OF the frontier States have
decided take the necessary steps 10 protect Acycans
from injuries sustained in consequence III the alleged aiurc
of The United States Government 10 comply with the spu
.aons The treaty Guadalupe Also, To Indian
incnrsicns The subject has already been forwarded TO The
Catiac; ~ Washington for redress.
Heavy mercantile failures had taken place al Vera Cruz
The Daro Official explicitly contradictS the rurors
esDccnu the alliance Of heslCG "il Spain ana England
Tor the protection Of Cuba This iu editor remarks is
highly absurd and il carried out, would psyc NcSlro be-
nea III lie ;yrannca yoke OF Spain.
terrible ep icnia resembling The yellow fever had bro
Ken ou a, tin! Capital Guerrero. 1t fatal in liz
,,ns,g crccs ami had already carried oil many Of The pn
cya ni!a;:ants The mortality vas fEhtlu, and the dis.
r:ess and suffering almost ncGrahc
Tilrrc i. no other news 81 general moment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
aO:! Eiff.1t.'
tpro,, rI;z, Cooks Journal !
A SIX FITCH.

ShEl 0n.
Tho sunn,e- sun il sl,a!!ng iass away
~ merry children Join II nut:E HHu
, anohi,o and leaping in The golden ray,
Tue w,,des, aud the gaycst lhiiss vi eaf"
po;r forms are bounding rapidly about
Light as the fairy imps IL sylvan fsn@s,
poa,ninu the blackbitd's song with ringing sh'"''
And chasing down the moth wan azure "'"as'
np, there is one, in quiet lonely mood,
Taking shadowy path apart from all!
Choosing the mnssy margin. "hefc "ic u
Leads 10 the loud and dashing wa'e''a"
SHAW linaerinG-now 10 saz: upon me .'n,'
And watch The swelling i;ppicS s',' ,i .,,s
Eox h.ndip. DER the hrookie' : St'',~
With ster breathing and c'o<e' -
10 r,ses with long and earnest glance
No,ino The things his play mates oe'e' "ee'
p,nsinp 10 see the watcI-sis o1Ne. I'LL,
~, lie soft music % the wave slaS''" 'ee".
,,,a.,s none beside himself can find
S,me,hinp 10 wonder 4. in woods and streams,
"a Knows that his fresh untutofcd mno
Is dreaming husy the poets dreams.
a.. feels the immortal light of split live
Within his brcas,-but knows not that IN years
m come that warm and flashing ray WIZ give
The brightest rainbow through the blitces 'e"''
r,c,,. .o,ds RIM on The maynard child is now
All tina, fcreboding tongues erst proPhe
Reftactions cloud has dlIkene'' on Wv 49,, denied
And all youth promised Time hatn h'' ''''''o
The cheeks have less OF roun 'a,e so,s deep;
;rbc urey eve has become more SUD sf'
IN. Inns are thinner but the spltls sheu ,o,
sr n them tells ,ha, feeling does not sleep
,,d Gil, he taxes The lonely way ana sun
He ssunicrs idly, seeming 10 love ,,. oeSr I'm
,rhot which he loved ot oid-"s " ,pi, s,
' md the lick wood that holds The o"'ets nes'
~, taos he lean against the struggling tree
When sun G,er filings her blossoms al MS iee''
,,t st;ll he thinks the whirring OF the Zee
And distant tihkiag sEecp.heii music sweet
Sc, does he wander on starry night
When crystal dew. gems glitter on the 500;
SIN, will he hold upon the mountain heishl
Close questioning with nature and lis o0''
,yna, ishe7 Hark The busy voice OF Fame -
Sounds meath the household root from hcart 10 near
Ana he:alds forth tbs glory aud ms name
In notes whose echoes never shall depart.
What il he? Ask il oil his own proud breast,
Tn, alnws amid cold poverty and wrong;
His I'VE shall tell thee he is bright and elsst:
The worshipped and thu poor-a Chid oil Song
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
ELECTIVE SLAVE CASE

CI&cISxATI August Is A n"@rn named George Me
Qu:,Iy alias Wash, brought this city .fom fIgma
YESTERDAY iugvc slave. claimed by Henry Mile: Of
kruiucay. ne oil the city gathered large
urr, around Tie Gale House Mere lie guarded but dis
rersc, rarnia. ih, il: would have 'air rll 10 day
he yg. brought before Judge Mclean OF HE Ii. 5. Court
who alc meaning evidence t"bcI by the admission Of
ipc. and other testimony, proved h!n IN be- sdIe
81 Mi!.T's rrnaadd htia To his Iua9te
!bc dec spu judge Mclean III the fugitive slave ease,
il ycv elaborate and occupies iva columns .; the "cUn-
nlcrlial" Il is able exposition al HE constitutional
rights of the >l,3cholJng States and fully sustans The
.rliul;nnnlH nf Tic INgitIVe sllvc law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

We La! The pleasure yesterday OF seeing MIS- y
T;rtscv .Ji,rcss of the "tiarand Covinetnn NY. mrs
j. In. wiioY Of L. i. Lindsey, late editor o 'le 'ou
sterling Wing aud with The view OF providing loF ',g'
family cf children, has been induced 20 publish "ceAN
iorroa ., The low rate OF 81 yea The 'Ga''ano con
,ons general variety of wholesome original ana ecec'e'
literary and scientific articles and is richly worm INC suo
scro,lon u,icc Bat when we remember 'na' Is s"'s
woman and daughter Of Virginia !oc |ho makes INC 70
neal On such noble grounds, cannot aoaps a' ' gar
ntry Of our fellow citizens will come TO The rescue s
may he found a, the ExchaH2 hotel, whore subscriptions
vii! be received.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
EPISCOPAL. CONVENTION OF WESTERN NEW


licrFALo Augn&l 1.-The Episcopal Convention Of the
Western niocrse Of Ncw York, assembled here this after
noon. Lay Delegates were reported from 81 Pafshrs-
Among PR sent Bishop Dtanccy AMI Hon. Wash
ingron Hunt Bishop DeIncev IN his official report cIcrId
regret the aposacy o Bishop Ives and attributed
10 mental abca;inl he knew personally that Bishop Ives
insane in 1885, and that insanity hereditary his
family Tlc raised in the Diocese for Church puT
poses inr he ear, was SI2,aOO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
FROM THE BRITISH PROVINCES

Bo>To:, Aug. lSm-Haax papers OF the Ii Ii have been
receive. By ...neflca. On Friday Com. Shusrck and
the officers of The Princeton entertained by he Mayor
ani Aldermen HaIi!aX On Saturday Grand cnle -innen
was given IN board p:inceor which attended ny
200 q. 800 ol the Inhabitants of HALIFAX including The May
or Gen Gore, Admiral Seymour the American Consul
The Princeton Will puI ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
TENNESSEE ELECTION

NUN IS NOT DEAD IN LANA very in!crcsline
has been recently decided in Ireland in which it was
declared BY the Court MAT MN could succeed an estate
as The lawful heir The statutes Of mort.main were de-
carcd apply 10 person in her condition The case
regarded important ONLY for tie consequences re-
sulting pecuniay, but making void, far as the law
can OF poverty taken by protested Nuns The de-
cSon will make noise in the world, and is taken Ia
the British House OF Lords appeal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

COWS HOLDING UP THEIR HlIk.-A few ycaTa
ago bought young COW, which proved 10 be very "id,
and when cck away her first call would not give her
milk heard II renIk"i that putting weight on cow
back would make her give her milk down. according y
drove her stable got bushsl vi grain and put it
her Encx While kept in this position she had power To
hold her milk, for il down freely. After doing This
.ew times and afterwards putting my hand the back OF
the COW, il would give and she would Immediately
give down her milk = CHiirGior.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
!sg.cIa correspondence Of the New York Hcrn'I.l

NASHI<GTGS, August u.
IL will crafty the friends Of Young America 10 know at
George Sanders, i:< today rccci.cd his commission
Unite! States Con sui II London.
II i. UNDER TODD Ihll r. Butler King failed satisfy
creary Guthrie relation the charges recently publish
ed concerning Lis administrations Of the San Francisco Col.
HIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

Il has been our duty 10 defend The appointment, Of Au-
g,st Belmont Of New York. charge II Affairs &c ;e
apuc aysins, the ie!cc assaults Of the Wing press They
have drawn upon he heated aaeinntiuns for the unjust
picutes they have published Of Mr. b. for his arstocrac
tendencies" his austrian Influences and hi aniiAmcri
can tias us agent OF the Roihschiis All these poaon
ed wrapone crc freely cmroyed during the canvass but
were percclly n;oiet. Tie opposii"n "sen and no 10
the appon,u~n of Mr.. b. s:ews out nj tie Inherent pre-
udce in the Wing patty against lie claims 81 our adopted
ciuzeus % the tights privileges Of American citizens
In hjs they be;.av The passions Of Nativsn. Ee
fire is still kept no agains. Mr. B. bu, letter from him
viii ., all such partizin Gtc>iinns. Mr. b. invited
m pubIir dinner by leading mcic...i:: 81 New York,
whius os well as Democrats This he declined 10 letter
which does him great cre. hecauc shows him IL be- i'm
bued with The rucst republican sentiments and devoted I"
the honor and oil our c"ncderasy Alter tracing
the wonderful progress Of lhe United States, tic shpfi
time that has elapsed since They struck The fist blow for the
DEVELOPMENT al human rights in ali their iuncss and pefcc
iion Mr. -Sclmon, llus votes
These Amazing results which make the caIm'st ,yc grow
iggv y, rIr prospect Of future cnpir lin" before rs
ow, urd, God 10 ihr American sySicn =! government.
Onr hrn.' republican Institutions i'SeT ir energies OF
individuals and nassrs bring 10 our shores s p"d"clnS
ri, sses Of Europe yng from oppression and want and
po,cc,pc and chcrshng every citizen with equal socuic,
inspire with hat deep devotion 10 oul country and that
love of liberty which are NE sutest guarantees VI naiohE'
prosperity and renown. -
Lei us therefore continue ycneate Ike sacred records
the doctrines sublime creation Of
human wisdom left by the fathers o our Rsfnoc rs the pal
adum of our liberties. Let forever udtcfc with JEALOUS
zeai to the obligations which bind together in one ndissou
bic union this confederacy OF republics and then may
win he blessings Of Providence confidently Thar The
manhood Of our country will fulfil the glorious promises
lts youth ,
While, in common with every good citizen, all my
,;es will be seadtasy devoted TO these sacrd principles
INV heart ihrobs with thankulness and gratitude the Dis
of every grace that He has lot ycu
and that with his blessing may be allowed 10 Undue these
their riches, inheritance will be their share in the honor and
grandeur of the country of their BIRTH und the nobles title
Ihey can aver win will be that Of American freemen.
Hunored by The confidence of our Chief Magistrate with
The duty of representing country at foreign court,
feel doubly praed has been my good fortune To be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

CROWN."-A Paris correspondent .! The Independence
Beige, writes:
TO mention retrospective but caous fact | am posi-.
lively assured to-day that The Prince de- Jninvill received
info naon from nd.idu, that he about attempt
the EmfcrofS lie This person recommended his family
the nccs "a'c ~ case he should lose his life attempt.
IL: 70 cStcac ls criminal design, which he dared
won he advantageous the noble cxir Il il also p0si-
vey true hat The Prince ac Joryir has transmitted the
lester /, Lord Pamcrson by whom il was Sent to the
Erenc,l GJyrrnmcri.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
RICHMOND, AuGusr l5:h, 1853.

The other day. enthusiast Of denomination o.
other was uilug convince his fellow passengers
cusr thai The reward OF coed Christians the world
s.uId be Bind vi bcattied enlargement Of their Icsen,
business empoymeht, whticStr might be
.ndeci! exclaimed oenn-lo"his nan lto the corner
NJ The cani,or rhcn VIVA, is become ui M, ior am
ca fin .rnakct This complete poser The preacher
was regularly lorrcd and during The rest ct The Journey
' - London ENQUIRER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

mos, touching case .u.,1aive oi conJuga love,
cnned a, our wharf few days since man and his wife
were Gaming IN The river wcn tie husband took sick and
was supposed 10 have died When nep arrived al TINS city,
wife coffin purchased and her husband was de-
posted last OF III" dead Just before HE mo-
of closing the con however and The final lnterment
The deceased the hereaved and agonsed vile insisted
looking upon and embracing the cold remains
Of partner bosom. Whether il was her
embrace returning consciousness certain II 49, hat
The supposed corpse suddenly epnccd signs OF e and Inc
proper being applied within twentytour hours
the invalid enabled proceed his Journey with
~ prospect of speedy recovery, owing his life The
tng devotion and love OF his and faithful vile.
Memphis ippeal, 29h uK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

MENSURATION OF TIE EARrH.-The Russian
about have measured degrees Of the
meridian from North Cape TN degrees North latitude
IN the mouth of tho Danube, 45S degrees the same
ati,ude-that is on a line which traverses Europe in its
whole length and fourteenth OF the entire cir
cumterence of the This measurement will exceed by
hires d.oees the largest ever before execuiedthat which
the English carried the Hmaays TO the Southern port
of British lnda.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
INJURY TO THE COTTON CROP-pOLITICAl,
ARREST

CHARlEsroS, 5. c. Aug 10 The papers hroughou, The
State continue complain Of heavy rains winch il is stated
have caused great injury 10 the growing cotton
aessrs Stephens and oombs of Georgia. are stunning
the Stale. in opposition TO the Democratic candidate
Congress
D. D. Munroc clerk with Messrs. Brewing & Lunan. in
this city, has been arrested charge OF robbns his
plnYeIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

1--WE learn from The Washington Star that Morris d
Newman ESQ.,, of Madison lae member OF the House Of
Delegates has received from the President the appointment
OF Pension Agent al Richmond city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
"Uh WHICH yc Wc!i ny uiNIlEHI,
In daylight May sc leaf
But keep no watch III Gaikncss.
:o. the Angels Thea are near

ghe Anues? Ave an eye that "oercr sunbercth nor sleep
eth" .
What swollen r!il rushcs along The curb stone railing
;be round stones the FoT'g streets! thohshl me
ns, was Thai horses Look that urc!n with pants
,,d nm 4, the knee and walking the wafer with more eager
ness and SUCCESS titan lahieSS Peter and grown man nan
stops 10 smile u him. remembering his on" pleasure IN hhc
past time DO nj SMILE happy, ii.c county ads VINO can
tramp lad lbitun creek river Across The street ue
nunsp or .'sis,rrs hutfyrg home win te young
charges They certainly n:ItlY OBEY one vi Tue cum
mans in the Jacoailc song, Over The rrcr 10 Charic
Why even SISTER laughing Oic sweet pale, cnas-
tened face have caught glimpse, IN NY walks sh
did not see me though fancy tor her gaze or glance was as
if on nothing around hes; :nrovc.tcd absorbed am sure
a tale Of suffering patience peace is IN iha lace whatever
their errors portion OF that Chul"h may remember one
consolation BLESSED The meciu 10. they shall OBTAIN
mercy" =, .n,.
Gone are rain and sunand the soft sibhous moon acr
unycnp her gentle ldst black masses and showing
s by edges III The darkest aad widest mat
t,crc svery lining every cloud, ID passing 10 iran
au lruruph ciuulcSs west ABOUT her l'at me
pufcs and by her side SHINES soften
I'd by shaped ciuude. which floats Der u IKE
veil Yon biutlul spc stands like pointer on aai ana
the stars they slowly reach and pass IT'S almost lnsnoe
point figures whc marx the hours passing passing
away "Ec y Fire." Hear the thrilling shout And lsi,
how The changing n. God help tic sufferers ana
cause each one to
"Prry rlinsc who hate thee
III such there he
L. V>..tsts-'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
MiSCEI.LAS EOUS.
For the Enquirer.
" .tS @S''I -
PICTURES AT HOME;

For Those Who Don't 80 Pleastre-A"htihS'
Oar friends ard yIsers oil 1.-The watering places
;s, ,he GRAND plorous moun,aius BY the wandering
w.r sounding oceun Fer heath2 Happily, but lew lor
,ha, reason For pleasure? fes ihey leave conoeioas
dcae tables for close stalls and bad are and me CROWD
and crush OF men and elddy halls Sour grapes DO uey
,nock n We'll. "isl laugh who wtn-aa let US see II
,x ni,caus 10 wander hUnc and friends, some
times husbanu children re wonlans "oria IN sCsch
of the beautiful and o. refreshing scenes ana ''elr eeVa
ana emotions True, no; d nine days wonder, or
wondered on account OF that magnificent turnout haf
.AauIs,e dress; That distinguished alI !hs aln OF al
Eodvmn ,ha, happy fellow with these Beautiful eyes
looking even to him;" tha kcepyour Glsarce SIR money
less papa" and aiiecunate a!aae io-he
nans;n all very amusing very Improving Nc eAnlusa,,G
mir VIZ rol like 10 have and the glorious scGncy we uio
no, pay too the Shs;c tos king home ana nc
- averv hre,z. and ma ute il Ter Artists and poets
There is beauty food thought in every thing IN day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

SAvAsSAH, Aug. l9-The health Of This city continues
excellent there having been but eleven deaths during the
week just clossd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
AWFUL. RAyAGES OF THE FEVER AT NEW Of
IEiD RITRNED

AWFUL. RAfAIES OF III. tEN Al NEW ON
LEhNS-THE DEAD BURNED.
NEW ORLEANS Arc. lG The total number of deaths
!urn. he u have been 2l3 Of which Isl perish
ed by the yrluw fever.
NE,v ORLrAxs AUG 1.-THE fever continues to rage
.niuIIy owrg the unfavorahc weather. is rather
on the incrcasc :,lcn otherwise Ii haa become
Of difficulty find vo:nicn 10 dig the graves, and
hundred and ry ire bodes haze been burned this lrcck
for ,can e. ilce ot u.erent Tits distress exceeds any
hiag before witnessed, and the adghrd Inhabitants are
iying escape the devnUng pesencc. Business is al
entirely tnGna'cd, and manF merchants have closed
icr stU:"a.
The nrhcr Of deaths TO- the last twenty four hours were
2;2 which 20o lrishcd from the fever. The total Tor the
week up 1882 q, which l,36l from the fever
The Howard association during the last four weeks
minsr:td the Of 2GQ0 unlortunates and they
pcci have under lhci! 900. at $40
each Tn earnestly appeal 10 the citizens Of the Nulh
and The .,u,s u Humanity everywhere Tor aid
TENNESSEE ELECTION.
LOUISVILLE August lS.-rhc official majority for john.
ann Democrat, for Governor, is 22l6 The Wings liza ve
elected members Of Congress- the Democrats with
the first district in Doubt. The Legislature stands thus
Wings. Democrats.
Senate IL l3