Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
CITY n r VI s.


THE "EArHER.-Thc comparatively cool tempcraur
OF The weather. for The last three days has formed topic
general consrau'lnn. Alter Of the hottest summer
Experienced probably within the last quarter OF ccnliy
me present weather fully appreciated Blessed with sac
weather hpuaul Season, and general good health, Ou
community has every cause 10 be thankful and happy.
TIE CORN CROP.-The season, in all Eastern Nirgi
" mas been UNUSUALLY p'opl;iUus for The growing corn an
never probably have the prospects been LOc favorable FOR
"oGatid! crop Al The FIrst hnket Saturday morning
we saw cars aliy fifteen inches in length and 1t s
mon hasi among the farmers OF Ills section to say tha
i w'i! make barrels The upon lands OF ordinary
s''eh2th tns Iac in with bountiiu ctol
dsi year and plentiful wheat harvest, the present year
'ofs subject worthy OF cnngratulation all hands.
HEALTH or THE CrrY-WhiIe many Of our sisle
towns o! the Sou nh sorcy afflicted with disease, sick
ness and death, Richmond remains blessed with
good health For this let Us be thankful while strive
preserve SO great blessing Let guard against the seeds
.! disease 81 lar as human foresight do it, We have
rived at the most ccal season Of the year The summer
season has heen such admonish the dangers
III" Fail Never has here been in any greater
amount Of vegetable matter produced; is the
DECAY fairly Commences Much sickness and
death 'nay hc avertcd by proper attention the pa each
ami all OF us, and particularly those who huusckeepcrs
aud those who are III charge OF the police regulations Tor The
health ul The city. Our Mayor, Of The iInpDr. !.
lance If tho cleanliness OF The city this particular
season has given orders 10 the Police under hr
dTernn ihut the ordinances for the health
v the city are complied with.
PRICE OF WHEATON, Saturday our micrs were
buying wheat cautiously and reluctantly former prices,
81 20 for good rcd and 81 25 for good white and sa
made that day low as Sll9 for red and % for
white. This tendency 10 decline has probably been pro-
durci by the las, European news which indicated favora
bic prospects for the harvest of Europe In view however
81 -" present stale Z! Fde prices, and affairs generally
tDug ghoni world! lyc no expectation that there is
S,Jppa in nT and
1u! ," mailer what mey br the result OF the European
cro-.
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG TELEGRApH.-
The Virgnian, of Lynehburg is complaining of the
duct of This line We have been strongly tempted ourselves
10 make suggestions in reference 10 it, but "e hope
hc remarks OF the flrsinan may have the effect Of direct
The attention oil The Company TO such matters as may
have tendency TO much reliability possible in
the operations vi the line
A COMET-l.ast evening, at o'cIock, come, was
be in the West al altitude OF about 90 Degrees.
What this posnostcaes either for good for evil leave
for others, more wise than ouselve5, 10 determine.
THE CROGAN AND THE BRANNAN WAE-The
readers Of the proceedings of the Mayors Court for the last
week vii. understand the rise ard progress of the al
rird The last battle between "lhc white ana the red
roses off in the Mayors Court Saturday morning..
:ichac! Bcaniin aTrasned Two counrs niorma
ton ~ complaint OF Mr. aud Mrs. Crnsan first, for selling
suor whou, license, and secondly for assaniing in
ci:ina Others 10 assault lr. Crogan In the first fine
uf 81 ani costs was imposed Bfannann the lae., ais
oanoncn was placed mrs dL combat. The evideEes lid
Sustain the charge of assault and the dismissed
We will continue note The prosres3 OF this war OF cxir
,irat,un The be!gcrans, i vii! DC remembered, reside
South the Basin, ua door neghbors. The fc
males On tn..4 Sides take part in the fact which
ay something to do with the fierce and savage nan.
rT in which il is carried Mrs. Susan Gregory also
e,bor has enlist IN the side of the Cfogans She ca
hibcd on the witness stand, Saturday, evidence Of
being loyal subject.
RELIEF 10 NEW ORLEANS.-A communication
ogeiscl by the Mayor, Saturday last from ihe Amoy
Brass Band politely rendering their ceTyces for Concert
any time wtcn may Ee cposed-.hc proceeds to be ap-
oropale 10 ha relief o the sufferers by ycaw lev,: in
New Orleans.
ins is liberal and commendahle proposition, which
should at once be accepted. Who would fail atenj the
Concert Tor so humane pGrposei Apart from the object OF
Charity The fine music would compensate for the small ad
II ssion fee