davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
Corresnondrncc OF The n. : Journal Of Commerce.

"hsHlSTOS, w ID ESph SN'H =
General Garland, who has len here, en- route Tor view
Mexico, has left for his i,npoant command. tie arrived
here in much lcss time than VS. expected, after he had oeen
summoned to tins place. He rs received hs instructions,
and, [ conjecture that they mbrace both diplomatic ana
military powers. He is undoubtedly 10 proceed forthwith 10
New Mexico, and TO march i'm the Mcsilla valley win q
force tha, will enable him 10 acountcr Gov. Trias, VINO Is
there before him. and who is pepared TO expcl him or any
other American intruder. 1t ray be that Governor llas
will retire before General Garlnd. and that Santa Anna vii!
suffer the United States 10 lax and keep possession OF luat
disputed territory. But such ) not the apparent Intention
Of the Mcxicans.
Our Executive Governmental We decided that The disputed
territory belongs TO Us under te Treaty, and would De- ours
.uppnsinr the boundary line j, te rn from 4 point lrntnr'
diately North Of FL Passn,h Westward.
II is OF no use now 10 gonro the merits of this con'To'
yersy. say again, that our Executive has decided the Qlcs-
ton, and il is TO The results o that decision that we are IL
look. II is 10 be hoped that his dispute will be allowed u
be settled in The manner contrnplate! in the Treaty nl Tau,
daloupc, by running the line Ger again, or, in case .! \ ira
Disagreement, 10 refer the dis ue IA the arbitration .! se'nHe
third patty. But arms are ni introduced BY both Fl;,i''
in the dispute, and both parti. in.icatc Il resuInte intention
10 settle Inc question BY arm:
Gov. Trlas may give way, op he has not occupied the Me
silla for the purpose Of yieldip il. He has no. gone there
a iurce of a thousand menor the mere pur pose q GIVING
IN tn. : rri,ory 10 Col. Gi:laE. With a smaller escort. mt
rou,d 10 hat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
POETICAL.
Eoe ~. E~rouirsr.
THE SISTERS VIGIL.
sy LUNA FOREST.

THE SISTERS VIGIL.
BY LUNA FOREST.
Sleep! sleep ! leepl-
Vipls lone l keep,
Be,,ds thy couch, my spirits best-oeloved;
Unbroken Is thy rest,
Peace steals across thy breast,
WHARF passions storm so lately darkly moved.
Sleep! sleep! sleep!
Lone watch / keep,
Hushing nv breath, lest | should thee awake
Midnight in her power,
Blesses with sleep this houf:
Rest, my beloved-yet, yet more siumoe' 80
Sleep! sleep sleep!
Mid silence deep, r;,o ,h,,, N,
.snss of coming Ill,
NV %,hrobbing heart doth tnril,
Roma On the wings of Night which whispers Of the io"o.
Res, thee, my own!-
At times q tone
of nnspoken anguish on thy lip doth dwell;
1t comes aud comes again,
That burning thought lin valn,
And again the tempest wakes, TO rudeiy swell.
Sleep Sister. sleep!
bend and weep
NV tears fall hot upon Thy burning oro"'
Thou wilt not leave me lone;
Within this world to mourn
Restl my souls i%dol-stay, and yet % ""n0'
Sleep! sleep! sleep!
Shadowy, deep,
Gloom intense is stealing round me he'e'
Phantoms come ana 70,
With silent steps and slow,
Thought scorns control, knowing nouS"'
IT'S midnight hourl
Passion, power,
Are husbsd TO quiet In the weary oleae'
Rest no, il comes In dreausi
In fevered thought il CLEANS;
Rest! our master passion never let's US rest
Sleep! sleep! sleep!
Lone hours l weep;
They tell me, Sister. thou from earth must go!-
Together have we played,
In the same wood paths strsyeo'
Gathering lilies where the bright waves now.
Sleep! Sister, sleep!
To wake, to weep;
This, this is anguish, which thou knowest well;
Sleep Oh, my gentle one,
Then rouse thee. Oh! my OWE
Pride, strong as Love, In woman's soul should dwell.
Sleep! sleep sleep!
Thoughts sad and deep,
Lie folded in thy heart. With blessings Dreamed,
Upon thy lips a name,
Lingers, love-still the same
Yet on that reed, my Sister, thou hast wr'thed.
Rest! rest! rest!
Sister, on my breast;
On! could l soolhe thy waking hours as now
The night fast fades away,
To thee and what is day
Mirtn only loves the sunbeam's gorgeous glow.
Sweet Sister, sleep!
Thy watch l keep,
NV pleased watch 81 love. Thou art not all aionei
Fer ne. TOO, Joy and mirth
Have passed away from earth!
To me, from all things sweet, there whispers something son
Oh! sleep! sleep!
Mid darkness deep,
lowiy bend, and pray Him spare me thee;
Thou wilt not make more bright
His courts OF love and light;
But, in this world, oh thou art oil to me.
MAY 9th, 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

THE FISHERlES.-The ondon Times has no doubt
that communications have aeady been made to the ne"
Administration at Washinglony the British Minister WIN
4 view 10 the adjustment Of secral questions no" penang
between this country and tc United States-such as
these fisheries, the reciprocal reedom Of trade IN colonial
produce, and The law Of International copyrigh'-lntcrt"f'-
I'd BY ihe termination OF Mr. tllmorc's period OF ofilce.
CAPT. DAILY Of the British revenue schooner Daring,
s,ates, in a report TO the Government OF Nova Scotia, ihat
the American fishing vessels a. OF the very pest GescnP,
ian beautifully rugged, and the sail very fast, are well found
in every particular, and carry rye crews, a great many OF
whom are men from The provinces. The difference (hc says
between the American and Enlish vessels is very great, Tor
If nil the English vessels, in re Gulf OF ST. Lawrence the
mast fall, there were only four five that could IN any way
compc,c with the American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

LATER FROM BUENoS AYES AND MONTEvIDEo.
SALEM, JrSE 2-Advices hae been received here from
Montevid'o IL the 9Th CT APRIL Great discomfort is said
10 prevail there among The ,nhpbtanis. P'acIds were post
ed On the walls bearing The pr1., death 10 The present
Government AID Long Live lie Cvlcradoes."
Late advices rom Blencs Ayr; state that sIch hal been
The effect OF recent disturbances hat business was entirely
deranged; ana that English, Finch and German houses
would sell outstanding claims for G per cen, discount. ;,
The blockade was siill CONTINUED with great rigo'; ana II
was ,houghi that The city would son surrender.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

Powelrs minority, 9o fie!ces NM oo9
a.. L.I,cvc lhat a larger rOte has been rolled in this dis
,r;c, tnan nj the last Presidential election. Picrce's MAORI
~ was 500, Dir. Powcils is GIG; the litlle county oil Greene
NOR, Than tying of all the Wing maloriIies given In the dls-
tric,, This il as gratifying to the democracy OF The district
as i, must be flttcring TO Mr.. Powell. There were strong
and animated contests in every county In inc aistflct, Whlch
md the effect of bringing The voters Ia the polls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
TO II FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE IN VIRGIL

In accordance with the instructions oil me oiate temper
auce Convention, held in Siaunton, in August last, the IN
dersigned State Central Committee now announce Tue TIME
and place OF holding q Convention in the present year Al
Ter dpe consideration The committee have fixed upon Char.
lottesvine as IN. place of meeting, and Wednesday, inc 'o
of AUGUST, as the most suitable period.
The object oil this Convention Will be, 70 promote Inc
Temperance reformation generally. and especially, 10 con-
slider the great Question-what shall De none u secu,c .e
prohibition OF the Liquor Traffic in F~irginia-and 10 devise
the means OF prosecuting, vigorously, lhs ioim, ui''" 's
work is accomplished.
The committee would suggest that The Convention OIL last
wear did little comparatively, from the simple TACT ina no
efficient plan was adopted, by which to raise me funos neccs-
sary 10 this great Undertakings; and they now therefore urge
the friends of Temperance in each county. TO hoia q meeting
Al an early day, and resolve 10 raise some specifed sum .
wards a general fund. A large amount mot less 'hdn non
SIC, 900 TO s20,000) ought 10 be placed IN me nanus y, .o
Convention, for the purpose OF employing a nulhee1 u ao.e
lecturers 10 90 forth into every part OF thoiState 70 advocate
the cause; and by means OF ~pamphiets, tracts, anu cupo'r
ters, 10 spread li2ht and truth into every nook ana corhI, "
this wide Commonwealth. Augusta has already responded
10 this call, made BY one of The committee IN person, anu
has nUbly pie !crd The handsome sum ot soUU, as hcf snare
toward this fund. How many counties viii DO ilkewlsri Al
all events may we not ask stleast SiOUr from every couh!f 10
the Stat.2 And let not the cities tan 10 90 their pait IN 'h's
matter. You are also urgently requested 10 appoint delegates
10 represent, you in the Conventions and III IS tecoinmennto' a.
a measure OF Justice, greatly conducive 10 a iul ana patent
| attendance, that the reasonable expenses OF the delegates oc
paid by their respective constituenc!cs-out IN all cases,
where reliable Temperance mcr whose expenses cannot be
provided for, bnt who aic willing to attend al ihelr own COST
LET them, by oil! means, bc appointed.
The committee would be greatly aided, In determining
mon what plans and measures they viii commend 10 Inc
convention for lis action, if the friends nt Temperance would
respond at IA early a period as practicable, 10 the PROPOSE
lion Of ruisirg funds, and state what amount may be relied
,ers must be directed to the address OF the Central Commit
q SIauntun. Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

Govtrncr Johnson has Appointed the following gentlemen
Visitors to The Virginia Militar Institute:
For the Tide Water Distris-Gen. Fi1ncis NJ noyhE'
Col. Vim. B. Tuliaierro. D.
For The Piedmont Dis'Fict-8. r. 6a'ret', 'ahes .
bour. .- w.
For the Valley Distric,-Gc. Douglas b. Layne' VIM
Seymour. n, S.ur.I
For the Western District-Cl. Samuel l.. Hays oahIe'
Y EplkcrsOn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
LATER FROM MONTENEGRO,

.HuTUeT V VIC IGPs-'Hl -''.. .0' -
the Ship Reindeer, dc.
Bosros, JrSE s. BY a iais arrival here letters nave oeen
received from Munte.idcc, which report ma. .e eap.' m
,,r,h mntes lin. steward, and two passengers ol the we'll
Known ship Reindeer, bound for Valparaiso from bos'nn'
were murdered by he crew, who Subsequently sculllea .e
vcssal IN Cane Antonio. She was afterwards discovered,
Tho cargo thrown out, and towed 10 montcvideo. The KEN
deer had a large amount of bullion on board which me nG'.
dcfprs secured and placed in 4 small boat, IN ~ilch lley
mad. their way 10 Montcvidco. On their arrival thorc, one ul
Inc murderers. il seems, became conscience stricken a SCI
Ing The Reindeer in the hatbor, whichh he supposed mao o.eI
sunk. The panic was go great and unexpected u NC au
!, fui, confession U! tic terrible crime. The murnefefs were
finally all arrested, ard will ne sent 10 England Tor hiai.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL, DC,
WAsHISaroS, June "A desperate attempt 10 escape
from the Penitcnliary was detected a day or two since
Camper a prisoner in charge OF the carpenters shop, stole
halfa dozen rasps, which Radz, The master blacksmith, con,
yerted into large bowie knives, with which The prisoners In
the plot were to defend themselves. They had entered Il
sewer and dug underground so feet, and were IN the eve Q
sacape when discovered. The i~ingleaders have been con.
signed 10 solitary confinement for SO days.
Rigid rules have been issued in regard 10 the clerks. Or
d.rs were ISSUED through u portion of The ln,erinr Depart
rnent 10 day. requiring the attendance of clerks from {
A. NJ. to p W., and prohibiting all absence, conversation,
and everything else except stlict attention 10 business da'
ters. Similar regulations have also beer Adopted in The
Third AuIi,nr's flee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
To the Editors of the Richmord Enquire.

UhNBKIU'E, MASS NAY . IL.
Gentlemen | send you enclosed, an article ,ase, (.
View ! ofk h'gn!ns pos'. ago published 10 lie Conn
cnswCr 70 H.. sIrur, when nave w'i:lcL 1" ne -, ~
behal: Of the Svu:h. Watcher the Post vii! pobls -
swcr or not, | caE'l tell; but whether j. does ., ,o = =
TO do, | shon!d b. under many cb:is atioEs to y,ns
you would ~ 81 KIND as 10 give 10th the origin,
AMI The answer a place IN your valuable Itu,p.,
ariiclt 5 viii cypllin themselves, and Go not, lher.G.
any !Gflhcr rcmaI6s ifGdi nay Sci.
With niacn respect, sIts. ! remain, yours truly.
D.. K. HUMBLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
TIRE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.

The Secretary of The Navy eft Washington on Wednes'
day las! on a short visit 10 Meth Carolina. We learn that
he proposes 10 visit The navy. ard al Norfolk IN the course
of his journey. During his asencr the duties OF his office
are discharged by The Srcretar OF War.-lUnion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

E. c.. & J. Biddlc, publishers of Phlladelphin, nave se"'
US S. w Criltenden's Elementry Treatise on 6'0H-heep'
ing, by single and doublee ntry with four sets oil oooAs W
single entry and six sets by lOuble entry. This Work Is
highly commended by the booIkeepers OF the largest ana
most en,erprising mercantile buses In the principal Clues
of the Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

TIGHT SCREHING.-"Do you support Gen; faylorf
"No.i DO yot support Gen. Cass2' mo SIR WHAT
do you sunnorr, Vsn Buren7" INC, sres-l support betey
ant the children, and its mighty tight screwinS 10 SCI aiong
at mat, with cora only twenty cents q bushei."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
LATER FROM HAVANA.

MOBILE. JUNE 5 The steamer Black Warrior arrived To-
day, from Havana with dates TO the Slsl May. The Ca?tain
General had severely rcprimandcd The Professors OF certain
schools for teaching liberal sentiments 10 their pupils, and lie
had expressed a determination 10 suppress all schouis giving
such instruction. THE parties blamed Tried 10 get up un in.
dipnation meeting, but The movement was put down by The
authorities AZ Havana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
RACE BETWEEN T.CoNY AND MAC

hiCE DE- VT-F-f I.NUIN 7 f.ND y
PHILADELPHIA, JusE 2.-Te great match between Taco.
ny and Mac, mile heats, bes, thee in five. came OFT Today.
Mac was withdraw after the f., heat, but Tacony ran the
second mile, making each heat Ii 2:25E.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL, June 3i.-The Inspector General has intro
duced n resolution into the Assembly for the removal of the
seat of government from Quebec 10 Toronto. Parliament
is 10 be %proroeued or The lO'h Inst.
The coroner's Jury In the Case OF the burning OF The Ocean
Wave. have rendered a verdict exoneratine the captain, Off
GERS and crew from all blame, and given il as their opinion,
tha, the FIRE was caused BY sparks from the steamers CHM
peY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

BISHOP DOANE.-The p)tesiant Episcopal CONVEX
ton Of New jersey, on Wcdnssly affirmed its belief OF the
innocence of B!snop Dcsne all expressed lis surprise at
The ,enewa! Of the charges p.ferred against h!m ny MS
brother Bishops, after the casciad been previously d.slnls-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

Al. O'Bannon, late Editor t The Fdlrmont true VIZ
ainian, has obtained the post { disourslns c'er"' III wash
ington, worth 5000 n year. lesley NJ. Martin ana !. '"
Holster Of Virginia, have receriy received appointments II
the General Land Office in Warrington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

cpr,r SprrD We naye been informed ,ha, =
;. u \ s,.asI t,,o, L.sfos,e 10 Ch:cago ORGY y
a,tsrI EI. Dox;,ter. ran the cn'i.e distance nno s,enl =
hour and forty minuets. TIE distance IS ..t,a1
each WV, making il speed Of one hunHfca an"
IN one hundred inmates Conitantins "s'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

RESIGNATION OF DIR. STRIBLING.-Hc learn
from The Slaunton Spectator int Dr.. Francis l. o'''o''hg
has rendered his resignation, as superintendent oil Inc west
ern Luna,ic Asylum. The resignation has not yet been act
ed uron BY the BJa.d Of Dircstog, TIE loss OF the long ana
successful experience acqrirei ) DR.. St!i'!ihg during MS
SuperiutcLdpncy, viii be a Lssto the institution a7a The
State most difficult 10 supply.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
pIRI.E CONVENTION.

un-ro,, Inne THE Convention called b. ccrfa'n
nsrsona. 10 r,akr a thorough investigation OF The ciieih
authority ard Influence Of the Holy Scriptures, mel mere ~
s;J.nI. / r. lnoless. and - Dorrancc, Vice Presidents
and Augustus D. Moore Of Hartford, Sec'etary. Aoou'-ol
neraons were present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
SUPPOSED MURDER.

W.sHrseros, JrSE2-Tnomas W. Same, 'o,",tr
~ sheriff OF Montgomery county, ieit nT,r y.o,ss.. m
two negroes, in a boat, 10 obtain sand !: Tm syHt
ed Ihis AFTERNOON, and reported that sasie hai PEE" ., si@,
ally drowned. On recovery Of HE "cay, MI, -, ,re
were disco, cred. The negroes '"ete uccr'I T. ~ ~. ,sn
and imprisoned for furtnar esam'ntr.n w.
ceased leaves a vie and several chiia'eh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

Col. John G. Stringer of Parkersburg, formerly a member
The Virginia Senate, died on the 2lst ult.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

RANK pIIJ. EETOED.-The GJ"ern0. Q, ~"
bas vsto,i N. hin To enlarge the basis Of oan"!"-l .,
State. The bill proposed 10 extend The nasis Q! o'II:i
admitting CITY stocks. This extension he say i,sI.,
a desire on the part Of city corporations to c'ra. aim er
he thinks that al The present WING, "'ltn =. .,frfy
wore Increasing so rapidly, a due regard lot s ns y
,nanded that those profits shodld be limited, o'ne'"'s
mn, be n reyulsion in The money marset sJon-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

UNilED STATES y MENlCO.
New YcRK JrSE 5 1t ID Stated as a certainty that The
steamer Vixen, which recently lett this port under sealed or
,as been sent TO Vera Cruz ~ watch The movements Of
Santa Anna.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

The Directors have given cthial notice that the Crys'ai
Palace Exhibition will ccrlainF be opened on the io'n 'u'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
GOVERNORS MESSAGE 70 THE LEGISLATURE
OE NEW HAMPSHIRE.

OF NEW HAMFSiINE'
coscopn. n. a.. June 2-Gvv. Martin delivered his mes
sope to-day 10 he legislature. After reviewing the various
local Interests, he recommends the appointment OF a Lie
Protection Commission, 10 guard against ana inquire into
death of tho Vice President, and concludes by announcing
ina, ne will! not be a candidate for c collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

MR., %EvERErT's L%EcTuRE:-H%Sn Ion E EdwnIs hs Soeie:
of Boston, delivery tH ~ , IN, building fund, last evening, OF NE
.y's course H 10 Is before a very numerous and brilliant assGm,
h tLope"''aI Ills subject, the "His.ory OF American OO,o"' Win q
and Emigration was treated in a II; ma snS nre serving the IN.
.oa aari n1,.n,iuu of his auditors throughout inc e'In."s'
GEN. Scott, Hon. George Bancroft off, p P.: aGsms so Dn; oe.
Gle. together with the officers OF inc STUN
cnnied the s,a.e. : Journal Of Commerce..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

BY advertisement in another QUINN, u VIII oe seen '"''
a great match race for $500 4 :de, between South Caro'ina
and Virginia, will be run over lie Fairfield course heaf III
city, on Thursday the OH June. This Is expected 10 D u
nf The most interesting races Cur run in this STATE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
LUCIAN MINOR,
S. X. TAYLOR, State
X. II. GAM BILL, : Central
P. POWERS. Committee.
j. +. kURTZ,

StGuntOn, JUNE ISl IoOo.
Every paper in the State is earnestly requested 10 give The
above an insertion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

On Thursday Of last week, Judge PARKER gave ms pp.n'
ion on Inc application Of Messrs. W.. 4. laneey ano o.ne' -
w. !" = y :" nile o,Ialnst The Rockingham Turnpike company, 70
NOV. = rsnse why the company should not DC proceeded
against BY a writ of quo wnrranto, for a seizure OF ams iran "a
c6Ises Of the company By the State. Inc case eActe saa y
s;dsr.,I. inte,cst. and there was quite an array :" leaiaeu
cnnnsrI on both sides. For the conpany: Mtss:s. Mlchlt'
stuart. Fulrz and Shauds, and for the applicants: Mes ISIS
o,IS,.;n Amen Straycr. Bryan, Woods"n and Harris. Inc
Id. ,.fnsed the applica,ion of the rule. The GROUND on
v1 ,hs annlica,inn was based was, tina; the Directory by
rronirine the contractors to take a certain per cen'ase OF
~ = n,rar,s for work in the stock Of the company, prac'
-. -. f.,,t, IN ,he State. and sold the stock al less Than lis
: value. The Judge, we ac Informed, decided tina IN
Eases of this sor. the State must DC a party, as Inc wnolg
S,ats 10 interested. We sincerely hope that the troubles oil
re- cnn any N oyer. and that the r0nd will soon he COM
aIsted, The cases against delinquent subscribers we're also
',.cided in favor of the company. Rockingham feS'steT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

w, h... s,,,, II women who write WONDERFULLY VII
.on.;5.-h,e-,b, is. considering their opportunities ana ca
Derlence; many who write with taste anu ds''cacyi Out lew
,rho Tx. Miss Bruate, seem 10 wfi'r ION a ioi ANA 10
hs,, >. and sill fewer who bring TO the task n disciplined m"u'
discinIioed by regular and close study, by The ceshe 10 y
something worthy of being read, end OF being rem'"o.'
If women ak. in this age, for new avenues 10 iaHe !. ., -"
tune, let them show themselves capable OF n"i's saainc
those places already open TO them; '' NJ" 80. u,,,a
they can 10rHe because they can inEn'sh u'r"Sno,. nm, ler
j.. a,,ic,. =, aen, in.p,al story for a newspaper; ou' e
, = o,,,u ,,h., ,beir bonJs find to do, never lofse''"s
s",, -. hs,,nd Tho hos, Of their efforts have been me d
So,s Of + the poets, historians, or even novel sfl.e's' win w''0 ss
~ w. - ar, ,,J ir ~, and of whom the world may well be
nrODi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND Loss or LlfE.
CHICAGO, JuSE 2.-The steam tug Eclipse ouIss ", up,m,
!, ,hia mr., yesterday. The explosion was tcrnfic, tearing
The boat en,iT.ly to pieces-kiliing a fireman ana d W. ant
severely iuluring the engineer, COOK, wheelnl Tna ah ho,is q were ,
" "au and ,ne boat which was owned by E K. Blackwell OF
Buff Buffalo, aau and nd Capt S. NJ. johnson of Chicago, was valued
al $1,000. The engineers life is despaifea o. u :. i
dragged out oil the engine room alter inc c"p'"S'0"' ''
sraldei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07
Dpon NEW Observation-Disclosures P~ROTEClloN
s y 0E THE EISIlEklES.

dssna,c,, s,ates that ST.. John New Bruins
a : = Of the Goth ultimo have been received al bos
VICE. Thsy continue 10 be filled with articles relative to ihe
fishing question; The Morning News s~s sta,es be- saa Stationed. hr % in
i, psI Rsp If Fundy. The screw steamer PhGnlx was h1Iing
our ou in IN England, and would probably be stationed near 81 Hn
John. Her Mojesly's steamers BaslisS ana Deyas.as, Ts
'onn. - s,,,ioned Off Newfoundland. -Four small vessels
a re J, - b b = flied out, 10 be commanded by a lieutenant OF inc
~ and M manned by twenty-five men each from me may
shin Cumberland, and other small vesscis are 10 q i nttuu
a. Hslifax: "al of which, the News thinks, ""li eiee.naa
~ nnt q stop 10 the Entertainments OF American macAe'''
= = H.. Rri,ish waters.n