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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-17

llas, 1s.l.s 4, 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
For he Enquire
IINENRURG PIC MIC


Messrs Edilors:-Lasl Tuesday morning, with young
friend from I.uncnhure left the Dlnyie Mrnctin
Depot To ascertain What the good people .! Lunrnhnrg
could do in The way Of Virginia hospitality There
be- grund Pic Mic Shot Hot Spring, lavoc in
The county Of the kind The day clear
and cIoudess one and when reached The beautiful grove
where the company assemble, host OF the bcaux
and bellies already present complete
that sccion but in The FOOD old Virginia way they spec
Oily made feel by their kindness, attention and huspa
ty as much home If had lived among them. There
peny Of pretty girls, with their pleasant merry faces
made bachelos heart shake within waisIcua
and if The number fair criterion old TInen
burg may stand along side of any county ih the Stale fol
the beauty Of her daughters.
The arrangements all admirably ge under the
skiuI superintendent OF Messrs Almond Powell Stuart
aud Others who distinguished themselves caterers on
day. Ev,ry enjoyed himself, and al early hour III,
dance commenced. Such dripping of The light fantastic
toe there from that time until dark even old Iu
ncnhurg seldom secs, imagine.
We left This picasan, place late in the evening, after such
pleasant joyous day dried denizcns Of the CITY
hut seldom have opportunity of enoyng-caryng with
very pleasant remembrance Of the old fashioned kind
and hospitality which shown us by the friends
and acqnantances made and only hoping that at some
early time might have opportunity Of meeting them
again, returning in some way the kindness expert
enced. RICHMOND.
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CENrRaL RAIL ROAD.-Unlcr lhr

CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.-UnIcr The auspices of Mr.
Elicit 90 llne the rail TOAD
The contractors On many portions have been required Il
double their forces The rails are now being laid from
Waynesboro' westward, and will reach Stanton in the
mouth of August An engine will be brought 10 THE side
of the mountain and will greatly facilitate The sasporla
ton and laying of the rails The grading West Of Saun
ton is neay completed for many OF the sections. The
work Of building the Depot house about to be commenced
On the other side of the mountain the cars will soon b,
running from Meechums river 10 the little tunnel and Fa
rsh 6 Co. have 10 contract with The Rail Road Company
10 carry the passengers without delay BY their
the mountain 10 The rail road WaynCsboro heavy ira
vel IL anticipated and provided for during the
IStaunton Spectator.
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HEAVEN.

Oh Heaven is nearer than mortas think,
When they look with trembling dread
At the misty future that stretches on
FROM the silent home OF the dead.
IT'S no lone isle in boundess main,
No brilliant but distant shore.
Where the lovely ones who are called away
Must 90 10 return no more.
No-heaven is near US; The mighty veil
OF mortality blinds the eye,
That we see not the angel bands
% the shores OF eternity.
Ye, Oft in the hours of holy thought
To the lhirsling soul is given
That power 10 pierce through the mist OF sense,
To the bcaute0us scenes OF Heaven.
Then very near seems It's peary gates,
And sweelly It's harpings fall;
Till the soul 10 restless to soar away,
And longs for the angel call
know, when The silver cord is loosed
Whom the veil Is rent away,
Not long and dark shall the passage be
To Inc realms Of endless day.
The eye that shuts in dying hour,
Will open the next in bliss;
The welcome will sound In heavenly world,
Ere the farewell is hushed in this.
We pass from the clasp of mourning friends,
To the arms of loved and lost;
And those smiling faces will greet US Then,
Which on earth We have valued most
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ACCIDENT TO THE RUSSIAN MINISTER

-. = :. -. HhbHTHHTUSI JHHC T
While NJ Bodisco, the Russian Minister was riding uul
this morning In his private carriage OF wheels came
off, which started The horse, and the animal of al full
speed, up The Pennsylvania The Minister Penpo-
Tertiary aud his servant finally thrown out upon The
pavement with great violence The carriage was smashed
and NJ Botsco somewhat though serinDsly hu.. He
LOST his hat and wig and was otherwise discomfed The
horse very superb one wounded Two public hack
the horses I" which were frightened at the accident ran oil
and injured The vehicles somewhat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

CHARGE OF ATTEMPT TO BRIDE }. b. Picker,
ESQ., Dr. George We,scr and Mr Charles Weaver (he lat
ter one Of the present Commissioners of Northumberland
county Pa The Philadelphia News says arrested
Friday last charge of attempting TO bribe Christian
Albert Of the commissioners Of The county for
purpose of inducing him TO give his official sanction TO-
berland stock of Susquehanna Rail Road Compa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

,,avo. ,.veu, a,ue, iirs uuSnteo,--
It's fragrance lent for hours.
Why does that Rose look lonely,
While all around are gays
Its tender leaves speak only
vi beauty and decay.
Her sister buds forever
Their tendrils would entwine,
And naught but death could sever
A love that seemed divine.
Fit emblem this OF Heaven,
Where bud and rose shall eiooh''
Not for one transient even,
Nor gathered Tor tomb.
Where grace descends in showers,
And beauty meier shall fade,
There God protects His flowers,
For brighter mansions MADE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

SALES OF TOBACCO in NEW YORk.-lt 10 stated
that there speculative movement In tobacco In New
York. the close Of last week. and the sales for days
Friday and Saturday reached about 1900 10 1900 hhds,
chiefly Kentucky al rates varying from TO &C. Tor good 10
prime Qualities This caused by unfavou.
bic regarding the prospects of the
ceived from the West especially from Kentucky where IT
said many plants had been destroyed either by the
backward spring the drought which had prevailed
Included in The sales considerable purchases made
ACCOUNT OF Kentucky pIanters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

THE N. ORLEANS AND CALIFORNIA STEAMERS
New ORLEASn Jun" 25.-The steamship Falcon has ar
rived With The California mails sixty passengers and forty
thousand dollars in L. She ha, the GEORGIA left
Aspinwa the 10Th for New York with two millions
eight hun'rcl Ih"nsand tnars in gold and two hundred
passengers The Union also sailed fer New York hc "a mo
day via kmg~'''n. TIE steamship Pampfrr from San ia.
an, arrived ctc yesterday Her California dates are the
same as those received at New York by the Northern
Light
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
TIE GERMAN FESTIVAL

PHILADELPHIA JUNE 27.-The German musical societies
rehearsei in the Museum this morning. preparatory TO The
grand this evening procession was then formed
and they marchedo independence Hall where The pesden
of The various associations addressed by Mayor Gilpp
who welcomed them 10 the city The whole procession then
filed through the venerable building the bands PLAYING and
all uncovered they entered the Hall They then counter
marched Independence square and passed out the South
gate. There immense crowd OF spectators
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M SITNniV tIaIT

1t appears that the Postmaster General finds himself re-
ieved from all responsibility in relation 10 1.-The cunpuance
Sunday mail between ~ York and Boston The presi
dent of the New York and New Haven rail road
having positively refused for that service even If
desired by the Post Office Department
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IND ENQU]R Z 4.
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MORNING. JUNE 20, 1883.
AN ALIAS.

i AN ALIAS.
ia seems 10 have fairly given up the
,andoncd lie name. We have no" DE-
ceedings, Of what they call Union
week. The following is their eh'1'
Convention of Republican Citizens
. co.nncra,ion of all those, "he'neI
vino asree with them in the principles
.clared. ,posoI,,;ons
, ,.ion Of 1880, because we consider The
.IoimeJ as not less important 10 the
,b," Of the States than Of The Union
We consider The rights Of the South
md imminent danger, ahd The Princi'
invention greatly Ieoparded by any
r may be its name, which recognizes
Sellers as worthy of public honors
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"Gnkr saline sn phuc,lcd generally, This water
contains minute proportion OF chlorine only the supates
If lime OF mngnesia forming nearly teneevenhs OF the sa
line matter
The alkaline gases are also in very small proportion and
seen, 10 be- united to the sicous earhs in combination
with peculiar organic matter The organic matter, In lis
seal and chemical character resembles that found in the
water The Red Sulphur Springs, and differs essentially
from the ore lnic matte OF thermal waters.
ANALYSIS OF THE RED AND
,SfItTE IIpIIR SPRINGS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
TBE LIQUOR Law IN MICHIGAN.

DETsoIT, Jun. 20 This city gives mal"ry Of 300 in
favor OF The Maine liquor law lately passed by our Leeisa
ture and made subject to q ratification by OF The
people Judging the thus far received from the
INTERIOR the State Will give majority far short Of 600
or Tour ~ in favor OF the law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

Several Of ire fair ladies of Raleigh (N CD daubtcs,
impressed with the courteous attention. chvaIrc devotion
(ant perhaps the good loOkS of Dr. Collins President
the Ssuboad and Roanoke Rail Road have ordered beau
,fu silver goblet 10 De presented 10 hun 10 token Of their
appreciation Of his merits Norfolk Nets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA

FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
New YORK, June IA letter from San Juan de Nicara.
qua dated June 10TH reports every thing quiet thai place
and Costa Rica The between Guatemala and Honduras
was slowly progressing. The u soop war Albany
rived at San Juan the Isl and sailed thence on the 5h
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unppIpI ph,I moan .rrInENT

BosTos, June 25.-This afternoon, about O'Clock. Cap
tain WinhIop Richardson, well known retired tailor O!
this city while crossing Maine Rail Road track Mel.
ose few miles from Bustun struck by The Express
train aod dashed pieces not piece being found larger
,h.rn ,.h ,...,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

Captain Walbach, of The General Walbach,
died at Baltimore, and was buried yesterday with military
houors Capt. w. had command Of the u S. Arsenal at
Baltimore county. and has highly
efficient and accomplished officer.
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TIE MAINE LAW In MICHIGAN

BuprALo June 24.-The majority given in Michigan in
favor Of tue Maine Law is ess 2OO0o the 4h, 7h aod
Bib wards were only that voted against There
was fighting 10 the Attn aud 7h wards but be-
Yond tnese all was quiet.
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vrp MINT WuIc coSvrSrtf,>,

MoSTPELIER, (Nt) June % The Wing Convention 10.
day nominated Eraslus Fairbanks for Governor VIM c.
kiedge Tor Lieut. Governor and George Howes for Trea-
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SAILING Or TIE EMPIRE CITY-TIE BALTlC's
=,

New ORLEASs June 27.-Thc steamer Empire Civ will
Pierre Sour Spanish Minister and suite board salce
from here on Saturday for Havana and New York
The Baics received over the Southern line las
night and published in The papers to-day.
The Cotton market is unsettled, bnt somew hat Iuwer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-SFKlOUs AcClDEST~M.


DER.
PiTTsnuRn, June y Al haiipst nine occa 10; A.
the canal boat Charles Dunn caught fire 10 me
the flames soon communicated 10 Mr Shanes "a."n ,.
flied with large and valuable assortment OF gooo'' I'M
ing uf dry goods bacon -four lard, glass whsle! a'l
merchandise The entire building with its con'en; Il
destroyed-uly covered by insurance, pfinclpalS5
East. Messrs Clark & Shane were insured lo o. 60.
the Western Delaware Mutual and Citizens ON" ntd,
Messrs Mulony Little lost 900 boxe. 0i es srr,
was insured for So 500 Mr. VIM bingham @ s31 90
LOSE but is fully insured. The total loss is S7a toV %
mostly covered by insurance. ,g.nr
AT haipast 10 O'Clock a nigh, large Grove u sn tt
drawn 10 the vicinity Of The fire, consre.aleu ea'
bridge across the basin, the .i:e IL
way from The immense weight, ami some two nan.
more were Frustrated into the waer Many We l,:,
riosy injured but so far as We asceaineo no v,el
man named Michael Irwin OF Sm'thnelu Wa
the falling of sign on his head . 90, Thom
During the fire a man named O. r Gfseey ties n
Cluskey with n knife and he died in few inlnu'e'
murderer made his escape.
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APPOINTMENTS or JITDGE

APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE.
ALBANY June 26Judge DEMO has been appointed Judge
OF tn. New YORK Cour, OF Appeals in place Of Judge
Jswett resigned. 1t 10 unde stood he will accept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
INSTRUCTIVE CONFLAGR THlRTl
SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERl

STROYED.
A most extensive and destructive fire occure.
Point on James River, about nine mics from this {
Sabbath afternoon. 4 gentleman who has been t,'l
gathered all the facts kindly furnished us with the
ara, which urc as follows:
About Is minutes to six O'clock, MIR. Wilbur y0U,
tlenan employed by the AppomatoA Ran Road Con.
clerk and whD sleeps In the office, which Is IN
the Depot discovered smoke Issuing from the builCsE
he in conversation with a gentleman, about i l.
wards distant. He Immediately ran 10 the office door )
the ery in ms hand, for the purpose OF saving HE 4
his watch cluhng, &c. bat upon unlocking il, such y
volume Of smoke poured out that he unable 10 40
1t perfectly apparent that neatly the emile
or of The building IN flames. The building hcNli
of wood aud very large lG5 feet in length BY i5 lee
the flames spread with alarming rapidly In lew II !
they burst forth and ragged until nearly dark win un
fury There strong wind blowing at the time, ii
fire soon communicated with al! the buildings Nj
reach. The place being lhinly settled aud nnp!ovit
either engine or hose, those present could DO noul
stand nni gaze IDLY On The flames.
The DcpI with rs entire contents, consisting OF At
,ur and cotton 100 barrels Of whiskry and great
~ ul miscellaneous merchandise, entirely cons
In addition 10 this, the Conpanys wharf, The Post
and Port WarlenS office with nine or Ten small live,
hnus.s and seven freight were totally drsiroyrG
entire loss is estimated Al $50 900, but wc learn III,
an insurance The depot building OF IS uOu. lnt 4
building built Just one year since ana Tue iSah i
Company Will be subjected 10 serious Inconvenience ZION
loss
The English barquc Queen" was lowed some dt:i
uut and narrowly escaped destructlo
The james River Hotel kept ny Mr.. Marx Bit2, y
one time 10 imminent peril but The wind blowing In an
sc direction il escaped The gin Of me lire Is unStS
but il is supposed 10 have caught from some lnt4m4
ma eral stored in the buiiing.
We are requested TO state that the rnmor rife in ne
munity yesterday the effect that the depot took Tn
The sparks OF the Bcsidcrc, Is without TIE s!'
foundation The fact that il was first discovered IN lie
of the building is sufficient contradiction 10 tlI+ ~
But aparl from this, the Brlvr:e had discharged hF'
for this civ and LETT hours before The least ni.
III fire observed.
The smoke OF The fire seen distinctly by srs'"
our citizens Sunday afternoon but OF course, "ae a
tait Ell the slightest idea - where IL was.
We learn that all the booss and paprrs bclDngln. I.
POST uicc were saved from The iamcs.
Among those who cAer;cd themselves 10 cXln9unt
the flames and the adjoining buildings none were
active md successful in their cxer.ons. Than Capt !"
WRIGHT and Lieut. TREScHAsD Of the U. ) surveying
sci, John T. Mason Yesterdays Pttcrsburg Erpres'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

The July number Of Harper's Magazine, which wc have
Jus, received from Harold a. Murray, is interesting
1t opens with striking article on Monticello illustrated
by faithful views Of The mansion Monticello JeersonS
grave mill al Shudwcll 1t is said that 25 900 copies
This popular Magazine are printed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

writer in the Alexandria Gazette states that the people
Of The "Pednont Region OF Virginia "rescvcd 10 cen
vert that beautiful region of The State from wheat grow
ING TO WOO! growing community for there is no portion
our glorious and Republic better adapted TO WOO
growing than the Piedmont region Of Virginia. embracing
in part the counties OF CuI cpcr, RappahannocE and Eau
ouer being well adapted the growth OF the various kinds
of oruss such rs Timothy Clover and BLU grass In pass
ing through the latter county, the writer called al The hoS
table residence Of Theodore ~ Davisson near Warrenton
who is elnphacay the AJAX OF Woogro"cs IN mat sec
ton of the State He is practical man. having been cnga
ped in the business for years lie mas me HOOK OF
Merno Sheep numbering about Two hundred which II Is
believed for form and well as quality OF fleece not
surpassed e1uaed by any Lock in the State Inc rcsen
wears clip he has OF the large northern factories
which will doubtless favorably compare with any OF the
northern wnnl growers Mr. d. s thoroughly Yersei IN ht
science of "shcepology" lie worthy intelligent Srg
MIA gentleman great pleasure in showing his iocS
TO all who may visit him lie is al present engaged III con
junction with another energetic and worthy gentleman 10
the purchase Merno Sheep The north, to supply as as
as practicable the great aui growing demand for tn: KIND
stock for tho Farmers Of the above mentioned COUNTIES where
all who are DESTROYS OF embaking in the business can be- ac
commodaled upon moderate terms.
There was yesterday afternoon at 81. PLus Church 4
large concuu1se OF Masons Odd Fellows Temperance So
cictcs Dragons and citizens pay the last tribute Of
spect 10 The remains OF VIM NJ. Fulton Esq. The process
sion accompan MED the corpse lie family burying ground
al "Powhatan" the estate of Ro A. Mayo, Esq. Captain
Fulton was universally beloved and respected and with
the deepest pain that bid adiru TO OF Oldest and
best friends and one Of the valuable citizens OF Rich
mnnd Rev DR.. Junes preached very sensible und appro
pris 10 ST Tmon on this solemn occasion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE ,uai,
HARTFORD. June % The bill aooshn9 cap I. ouor
men, has passed the Senate to-day. The ho's
also passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.-The fol.
lowing blocks received within the past
week: One from the Peaks Of Oer Virginia; from Cali
orna and from the "Cosophic Society of Princeton
New Jersey, be placed in The Monument The California
block has been substituted for defective Of gold quartz
sent sometime ago. and which the representatives Of that
State thought, very imperfect specimen OF lis mneu pro.
ducts At present bears inscription but this will be
stumbled hereafter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

TAKING BACK ALL THE HARD THINGS SAID.
We learn from the Rochester Advertiser, that wing APP
pears In the columns of the Newark Eagle who says he
wrote much and spoke more against Franklin Pierce while
candidate the presidency but since the object OF his
us had been installed the White House. he has
tied him. ard has changed his opinion entirely In proof Of
which the writer says:
'Nu man rhn pass an hour with him, without being i'm
pre- -srl viii! that Frank Pierce man
marked u neutrality-suspicious. and dScrimna ting
quick perceive and prompt 10 ac-aways ready 10 listen
adyict-5u possessed Of strong will and m mind There
peculiar expression about his eyes, indicative of the
character Of the developed since his inauguration
II is lhat-so speuko person who knows himself tho
roughly VIVA, is Of equal Importance knows those by
whom he is surrounded He who aspires overreach
Frank Pierce must rise carly in the morning"
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'OMPARa Nv T. ANAL olo of NE nED a.>
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

RED SULPHUR
$50 900 grains (nearly !
pints) Of this water contain,
dissDlved IA gases, wa
ter grain measures
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

The lovely valley in which this celebrated spring gushes
from earth is situated in Greenbrer county, ew miles
west of the grcc; Allegheny and is waered by Howard
creek tributary OF 6vechbric river The valley may be
said TO extend several miles in direction from n + 10 s.
W. in GEAR lis centre extensive lawn or as the
Greeks would call it, Paradise which the interesting OBJ
iect We have 10 describe
Advancing lom the junction of the Warm Springs and
Sweet Springs roads you enter through neck and
beautiful vista breaks upon your Here your
right is lovely grove and walks Leading the Colonnade
an imposing edlce erected hill commanding view OF
the valley - the southwest and OF distant mountains
you proceed along the public road you have immediately
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

We give place, with pleasure. TO the following ar
tice, correcting our editorial of yesterday We can
only say that for our account of the discovery OF Coal
in Ireland we had authority no less than the Scient'
fc American which we would always consider TO be-
good, until we get better. as follows:
CHARLESTON, Feb Is, 1853.
Mr.. Editor: My attention has been called 10 your
leading article of this days's publication. in which
you assert that the of England and Scotland
having outsripped Ireland in their requirement OF
wealth was from their coal deposits, which is not the
fact for il is well known that Ireland is rich in those
deposits, and has been wrought in many places with
great advantage and in some places with the writers
knowledge, where the seam is as deep as nine feet
for instance, al Coal Island in County Tyrone, Dunn
Glass, do, Anaghbone, do Edmdorgh also, at Baly
Castle, county Antrim, county Down, near Bankridge,
Kilkenny, ard many other places not necessary to
mention az these than enough 10 correct an
inadver!ent mistake, arising solely from the source
from which your information drawn But the
true reason is that Englands jealousy OF Irish pros
perty and whenever any of those rich deposits were
attempted 10 be wrought efficiently, of the Eng
glish Companies bought off the anIrish land owners
interest, and thereby kept up the English monopoly.
1t is for the South TO take example by this and not
TO al ow the Northern capitalist to nufy your exer-
tons for Southern property.
/ remain yours sir, respectfully.