Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
To The Editors of The Enquirer:

WAsHlSGToS, d c., JUNE 29th, 1853.
Long since you informed Of the danger OF the
Of the country eing disturbed the question of the shc
RES The Hon Mr. HAauS OF Maine, ioelod the danger
and spoke Of the necessity OF that question being settled
very early day collision would inevitably take place
between hardy of the East and the British nuiho
Ties by sen in that quarter The being
Tested ;he subject just now Many OF our hardy aud
nrl,ed Fishermen have armed themselves for the present
voyage ard determined FISH in former years and
not permit themselves 10 be mul.sied 10 their undertaking
without defence We sincerely hope collision may be
ayoded but the cruisers of Great Britain with Admir-! Scy
mour a, their head be extremely cautious in avoiding
an attack American Fishermen. This question is some.
what complicated and will require guod management 10
bring it successful termination hence il is that have
wished, and 50 expressed myself, that MIR. CusHISe
shoui depue by tie President Ia bring the subject
tore Mr.. Champion here and not abhle in arrangement Of
terms rights of the fishermen fully restored TO
,he ennyeh for 80 many years without hindrance or
objection look upon The expulsion oil fellow citi
peculiar OF hardshipi and II Is Questionable
many minis international law, whether The right hap-
ing been conceded and enjoyed by our people BY consent Of
the British Government can be aorogated unes neic
treaty be formed betlreen the parties. However am no
lawyer bu, Gen. Gushing fat and he is The very
ana other that should b. selected 10 close this trouble
and snc"ha mysiifcl question OF the Fisheries -
Mr. Hamn fair notice OF the danger ahead and
should think from the news from h!t quarter now that
OF officially arising 10 the peace of the
country when his lle visit 10 this city.
Diplomatiss cungtgaling in This city pretty
rousy and expected Chilly 10 hear and receive in
sucons previous 10 their departure for their several est
nations r. J. Walker, Esq lakes you The Mission
What b. done for the adyancemen, Of commerce
among C.lrstals, will be assuedy done by the
sighted experience OF this highly gifted
We aug2! the most happy results the prosperity OF
trade 10 the success OF his mission To China.
Santa Anna from the news from Mexico, Is in some doubt
as 10 what altitude he shall publicly towards the
United States. He has every disposition engage in
quarrel with United States and utter all his Drag .to
OF the "vantals of hc North" his courage, like Squire
Acres the ends OF his fingers; md in The end
he will be content enjoy his present possession Of
in quiet, and form alliance with either Spain Great
Britain against the United States. He will be sensible
man. for in his e il he attends TO the interest OF
Mexico ard does not interfere with the aee of progress
which .siiny OF the United States is moving on TO
emnencs in the scale of nations
The Union has editor The helm in the person OF!
4. 0 p Nicholson, Esq, OF Nashville Tennessee. s: \
has entered upon his ducs the leaders the last four
gumen and happy in conception calculated win and hold
together the SELECTIONS OF the democracy
No Minister 10 France yet selected and is hardly posi-
Bile that will be selected Tor time come unless
Mr. Marcy should be offered the mission He being what is
termed in New York politics. SAT- shell bunker" il is
thought he will accept Ii he does accept the hard she'll
huakers will make desperate effort succeed his pre-
position ia tie State Department. But do not sup
pose moment that the President will embarrass himself
with another member ot his Cabinet hailing from New York
new democratic paper is be started in this civ am
told will srorg ground against improper inu
ence OF DISTINGUISHED Democratic members of the Senate
and House essing the retention Of certain Wing Off
Gals hrin. ed in oicc contrary the expressed Cpl
the pa;rr promised under the auspices B. Tucker
ESQ.,, but will be under the management Ut Hope g. Co
late OF The PENNSYLVANIA and the Argus Of Baltimore
We have seen private adviCes from Tennessee which
of his in the guoernaoria We shall be
pleased his for has been faithful
the Democracy than Andrew Johnson has bter.
Yours ANDREW FREEPORT