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POETIC kl..
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,.nMER,S DAUGHTER.

T,,E FARMERS DAUGHTER.
She may no. in the may Dance
Wuh icw.l'i uaidcns vie
Shs NAV not smile on couftlv swain
win sof, bcwi,chine eye;
Che cannot boast form ahd men
Thai lavish wealth has bought her;
pn, ah she has much iaircr charms;
The farmers peerless daughter
The rose and lily on her cheek
Together love 10 dwell;
Her LAUGHING blue eyes wrcaihe AROUND
The heart u witching spell;
Her smile is bright as morning glow
Upon the dcwy plain;
And listening to her voice we dream
That spring has come apain
The timil form Is moi more Wild.
Nor yet more gay and iree'
The lily's cup is not more pure
In ali its purity;
M al, the wild flowers in the woods,
or by the crystal water,
Thrre's none more pure or lair than she,
The farmers peerless daughter.
The naughty belle whom all adore,
On downy pillow lies,
While forth upon the dewy lawn
The merry maiden HES;
And with The lark's uprising sony,
Her own clear voice is heard;
Yemay not tell which sweetest sings.
The maiden or tho bird.
Then tell me not of jewelled fair;
The brightest jewel yet ,,.,I.
Is the true heart where virtue '"e'
And innocence is set
The GLOW of health upon her cheek,
The grace no rule hath taugh, me,.
Tne feiIest wreath that beauty wInes
Ia for the farmers daughter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02
NEGRO RIOT at NIAGARA FATS

BuFfAL', Aas ga dsgraccfu rot OCCURRED al Niaca-
n Fails '"-iriar III consequence Of The of nero
walter cpuyr The Cataract House, named On
III: charge" having Killed at Savannah named Jones'
three years ago. Of 300 negroes rescued Watson
from the officers when the latter called 300 lsman en-
pnved the railroad their assistance. terrible con-
lct ensucd in which many injured but The negroe.
finally and Watson secured He is now on his
Baltimore The negroes thought that Watson was
arrested 3 fugitive slave
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SIGNOR SI3IIfNi.

The whole al European rvuluiionlZe's appear 10
the afIrs oi the United States under their special
and direction Thus Sgnor MaZzni, III his ardor 10
social institutions cannot like kossuth anu Mn
KEEL wait ill he reaches The country but in ADVANCE writes
Of hi- Italian c"npairiOts as follows:
"MT DgAR FRIESDs: You 90 10 the United States; you
Will Lucrefia llot, Garrison aud others, who like
them engaged in The noble task Of promoting The abnl
ton Of slavery throughout America. Will you shake hands
with them for mr. TOO md tell them how much do SYM
pa hize with their aim and efforts This is noble
lei them pursue il without haste and without rest. with
cnlmncss and consistency, as BELTS noble Cause
National intei!igencer.
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CEN pIERCE'S PPOINTN1 ENTS-TflE VERDICT
n


E. THE PEOPLE.
Tn. leading isseladc by he Wings IN The late elections
(os i'm that pcning IN leorgla) Is the character ~
Gen PIGRcE's appointments. N"rth ana SCUM, Fast ana
Wcs ,hr changes he been ring upon The charge ha The
objects Of his prcuaifavor aud have been Abolition
sia and Srccssionis And the people we're begged, I'M
pl0nd rntrcaIcd tC eukc him al The ballot box ," VIA
with excitement bcraE his enemies that they actually per-
suatrd themselves haLrha they much desired was be-
ing donr The New Yrk Courier and Enquirer ann"nnced
'ln TIE meantime lhcrnppcars To hc general falling away
from tin. President" Thr Savannah Republican harplng
uIn the sirn. whawr have alludrd, said his appoint
ncni. had driven Hi lItsauds al PEscEs former political
friends that he mighbt said 10 be President nhtoW
pay!y Well what Is he verdict Which the IroIlr nave
rendered in this action uthc Wings r President
We Is i'll lrri their d.slon ia lew STATES which have
lately held ClGcons theissr every where being FIERCE
Appoint dcuulnre By Wings defended oy Driiio'
Gratis.
Virginia led OH by clechg friend Of The Administration
ia every Congressional ID lric in that glorious OLD Stale
North Carolina ofthiegerys stnn9 holds followed
rI,cIinn five Democrats be claim CLiSGMaN and three
Wings 10 represent her nIfc next Congress Ana one VI
The three il only elected btasc The Democratic vote nesf
~ double his nwnI w:s ivdcd between '"" pcmocta'i'
candidates
Aal:aua has rrcIrI 81 ircIs of p'sRcE and bnI one
KENNEDY YES the Viii State Of Kentucky, Of The
four iul voted against The President now sends 'rlr@a
In half Of wh0scln1ers are his ardent supporters
TENNESSEE one Of rl. thee that iI'"' Ia sisalh
him last fail has Epalrd and b. The election OF illr
administration candiae IL Governor, has "n"lncrd her
verdict in tdrUr u Iircc
That will do "lor Il resien! without party 50 much
for " hig abuse and Wig uIrsrs.
The only Two SatcslaI Stand ont CLEARLY IN "pps
lion admlnsIra the n!lii'on sirnns I'"'S
Vermont and Massachusetts. Are III" our wing iflehus
asking little Too rnuc when they require Georgia Ia takt
her rJrr with !hrI make The number thcr Inc
nkc il really rI nj Georgia bcs la be EXCUSED nom
thai entertainment te will by the election oil Judge
Jnhpsnr Iti,u al ih admins rrn show her continued
cori,Incr in him tum she gave her vote by an I'M
ulrnsr majority FOR hsinn LIS, November she ch'sr
JouSsns NJ an elecd then-she will choose him rs her
Gnvr,nnr nnw JsSkhs she refused In sustain, when
candidate for the Vice csldeucy ibis were few IN
deedj She will not MS make nm her Chiti hih@isui'c
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EI,ECTtoN RIOT ar RIIrp.to

BuFFALo, Aug. 29lh-1he Democratic ward meetings.
held here Saturday Tor the election OF delegates 10 The
Democratic State Cunyenun Occasuned great excitement
between the friends of The Administration and those who
oppose Gen. Plrces policy in making appointments The
contest very severe, and resulted In the
the Administration party In wards the ballot boxes
were broken 10 pieces, and general fight ensued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

MnSrREAL, August 29.-Thr Vigilance Committee on
Saturday arrested the Mayor Hon. Chas Wilson, for murder
the 9th Of June the GavazzI riot He held to ball
in Sc o00 appear The l4h OF October Three rioters
Of the 9Th Of June have also arrested named Gare'
Barry F. e.. Brouilel NJ Mozes The latter Is % as
sisIsnt engineer OF The Fire Department
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SERIOUS RIOT

BUFFALO, August ga riot occurred hero yesterday in
consequence "t some SouerHets attempting
negro walter The charge of murder About $50 coored
turned out and fought The officers and their parly
Those engaged in the of The negro were Obliged 10
take boat for Canada They pursued aptured and
lodged in Jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL FAlR-We
gracd Learn says The Raleigh Register, that The
vigorous and active preparations being made Tor
The approaching Fair Within small fraction oil the
necessary of funds learn has been raised und
there he doubt that The residue will be promptly sub
scrbed The nrge and spacious lot in the Eastern suburbs
the city, formerly known Morus Mucauls
has been secured, aud the proper Committee win immediate
proceed have the necessary buildings and fixtures erect
The site selected is perhaps, altogether eligible
could have been chosen We look TOR the very best
results from this inaugural Fair followed annually
will be- by others upon extended and Improved scale
No institution we'll calculated benefit the Stale and
nj The diversified pursuits Of her people.
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LATER FROM NEW MEXICO

LOUISVILLE, AUG. 30.-Adsices from New Mexico o a.,
that the MeSicons in possession OF FL Paso ou NV
troops deserving # s believed that inslo'H u '
people are in favor OF the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

TRIAL OF Rail. ROAD CONDUCTORS ron
MaNSIAUGItrER -rhc trial nl Charles II. Comstoch
under Indictment for manslauglcr was commenced III Inc
Fairfield County Court At Danbury (Co on the z4 'nS''
Mr. Cunstock was the conductor OF The tram winch 10"
over The drawhridge Norwak, aud he Is charged WIN
having hy neglect Of daily, caused that dreadful raahy
which resulted in The death Of many persons The irai
was continued On The 25I Instant and had not been con
cudcd when the Court adjourned The evening ol ta uy
Tho testimony reported is mostly repetition Oi the tVnrhce
given al the Coroner inquest. The only additional lien :"
imn,nnr, il contained in The examination ni Professor
OlmslcL n[ New Haven, who deposed
IL am professor ni Natural Philosophy and Astronomy i"r
Yale College; years attention To the subject :" a
lhemat has made familiar with Tile SCIENCE: u NC
statements with reference 10 The distance when lic 'o'
motive lrd aud the distance from Tie ran 10 Tue WAFER
were UNIFORM there would be no difficulty IN asceiah"|
the speed VI the IRAN. . ,,
The PROFESSOR having been supplied with black board
nained M great lem M and with cearness The method 81 as
certan the speed of the train. Assuming The draw 10 nave
,en sNly ic wide tho surface Of the water ten eet ne"
IN. track and The gravity in the engine {" nave nrh
fifteen the rnd I" II, The speed oil ic Tram was
90 ST. miles per hour
This statement must be considered in conne&ion WIN Tue
evidence Of Mr. Whistler superintendent oil The road wa
saws that I'll tho cngntu upon dangerous part o Tic
Track at dangerous Of speed il is the duty Of lhe COT"
ducror 10 check The speed by Of HE bclrupc The
verdict will be looked for with great interest,
NEW Haven, August 29.--lhc case al Con'socR, TN
conductor ii The New Haven road wh"se fa has been q"
ing on at Danbuy the charge o rnansaughicr growing
out tie NoIwak disaster was concluded WITHOUT coh'e
conviction The Judge however, sent them ont TO reconsider
he
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We 6nd the following paragraph in the Boston AAas

THE NEW u S. COIN, &c.-1he Treasurer Of the U.
Staes has recently received considerable quantity OF The
new United States silver from the Philadelphia mint
which, by direction the Secretary Of the Treasury, we
derstand he Is ready exchange for gold with those in
Washington who desire il.
just there nearly six hundred thousand dollars In
the hands of the Treasurer in this city, which, upprehend
larger amount than before Ia the hands Of thai
officer any This accumulation probably arises
from the fact that heavier disbursements Ut this point ure
now required by the laws iun before
WdshingLOn Star.
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The Washington Star says Thai IN the course n last week
one hundred catrs allowed pension eases al tr-
volunary widows who married after $780, and cale under
lnr pen system Though The act Of February 81 e''
Under this sixteen hundred claims have already been al
Iw,J. Gyr hundred arc s.sIrnird wau ul sufficient
pnul ana three hundred ME Tor examinations
When HE passed many insisted HAT not more Than three
hundred sucl. claims womd b. presents" in all.
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NEWS FROM WASHlNGTON.-Wc copy the follow

The W asliInRtnn otaf
VERY IMpoRTASr D,scuyERY.-The Government have
frc"ny apprsed OF The existence in large quantities.
:, ur snuihern coast "i most valuable article ol con-
urrrc with China before known 10 be ubtnnabic here
W. Ter 10 what known scirnr Bichu d mar. cor
ruuird the lnguugr q" commerce nih Ilrclr u hirf
TN. Chinese call II Irrpang. The Chinese USE
it ~ we 10 Iceland and isn.itss. u Is taken
10 them in immense quantities from the tropical shores
u Asia aad Australia, annually Its value varies rom -
Sll0 per pcu of 1881 lbs according 10 quality mere
only o b. distinguished 10y experts in the trade
Oi INTEREST TO pEasoSs HAVING Foreign CoRREspoS-
pgscE-We learn al the Post Office Department mat on
letters Great Britain when any sum css man the in rate
rate "a cents) is prepaid goes for nothing For Instance
nrepat il i rounct a. noihns and where say five rates
are prepaid when six should be charged II still goes fo
nothing
reports commended the jamestown, which took Co.'S inc
traitor to Rio from Buenns Ayres
DsAru or LasD OFFICE Observation-Disclosures STAT
worth Register OF The Land office at Sparta Alabama oled
as announced the Interior Department. on the l9t nh
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For the Enquirer
CORRECTION.

was lead slight inacruEacy IN the Ienatk accom-
,uylur Tie and resolutions adopted by the Board
If Trustees OF Ilamprn Sidney College, The occasion ri
thcir lle called melins hasten 10 correct as follows :
There were present eieeen mcbcrS and not twcnyonc az
stated.
On frst Resoluaon-Ayrs sixtecn-Bay none Excused
from voting, two :.
On stcond ResoluEon-Aycs, fllecn-Naye none. Ia.
rI..d from voting, three
On tlrh Resolusior-Aycs. eighteen Nays none NJ
NALL OF TIE CONGRESSIONAL Library
The Washington Union. says of is splendid room, which
Ina. M. been completed in the Capitol:
II il Enthusiastically The most perfect one of s kind in
, world The first impression you look up and around
our of unaIryed pleasure The whole work, 10 Tie most
Minute Part Is Tun aud yet so spendldy II painted ana
Ir a. elaborate and finished the that you
can scarcely credit the The ceiling composed OF I'M
mrse iron plates looking like massive blocks oil brown mar
hl nunrl work is artiscally constructed so as IL
rhnr strcna TIA and beauty in perfect harmony IL Is the
only entire iron ceiling The earth. ttnnning through
the centre is the skygh which Is elegantly oha'eh'e
.. cluster stars number ng some hundred perhaps
A. many as may yr, number States ~ eur cuncHtfacy
Next are the long gaetcs-ai irnn--tle pillars h
lattice work The baIustradcs the uusscs, TIC s.to' m
rs the shcvcs The ucoycs ami the steps by which you
ascend Nothing I'll The kind can be more perfectly heh"
r au The LARGE ornamental scrolls winch APPEAR ~ sup
port sides "I the ceiling They frr:rseh. r'an"',n r
vino with golden and golden clusters vi grapes
among their inches. The casting was dom
| NV N,ssJs James Bccbe 81 Co., ol New York ond re
fleet. urca credit their taste aud Judgment he oriah
~ rorpets which adurn the uurs Of the hail. galleries
and ,,oyss werc also made in New York, mud we're pro
"r EXPRESSLY by Mrs-rs Caggelt D,ison Of this city
The furnishing arrangements arc Tie handi"ofK OF Mt
+ Clark of Washington, and lie may well be congratulate
w,h regard 10 them.
The Library now comprises 25 200 volumes, and y
rsnrd Ia be- much increased One great Improvement 10 IN
r,, ,v In hr the books can reach d. The ac0ves
40 that ladders steps are needed ~ feac
hcr The tables and sufas situated as 10 afford am
ul room for prunruadng. and the Polite attentions OF III
and his associates render every siscr
home We are requested 10 state that or the present III
Library will be open Tuesdays Thursdays and Saui
days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

IMPORTANT FROM acknowledgements
MuyrurSrs A,vlrca tiuayaqai III The u Aug
The news is highly important. President Ufblna was about
f., leave Ecuador Peru uGlrnsbly recover his health
but in reality il il sail, account OF the difficulties In his
Government.
Captain General Rnbcs. srerorcd, was cn'cavorng Ia
r,s, - revolution in the country, in order 10 throw Uhlna
out of the Presidency, and get himself elected II was OK
rrc, thai general unbrrak would lake place before long
General HIN. worth died in Guayaqnl in the latter cnd oi
July.
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.THE END OF THE WORLD"

On Monday nuh, we dropped in al the new "Metrop0i.
tan Hail." franklin ST.. and had glimpse, though an
imperfect one this bold conception Of annrl the paint
cr IN. exhibition under very disadvantage in
consequences Of The detention of the Baltimore boat with
the pcturci and OF TIME and opportunity TO throw
sufficient light upon the painting. As it was. we were
struck with several merits ia the work ThR conception il
grand and in many respects, The execution succcssul
The artist be very happy in his cooring aud IN
his display Of broad light and shade The centre figure ."
the Church. bride is cxquisiteIy beautiful, and the
g:uup mother daughter and young child in The foreground
is very line.
In addition Ia the painting, were most agrceaby dsap
punted in the concert. |, was indeed very leasing.
Madame Durani sings with sweetness hcxbty aud pow
or; Mr. Frga handles the violin with marked skill, vgor
and ta; and Dir. Warren very effective in rendering
the son. from Cinderella. On The whole,
much pelssd-and 10 the present duness and dearlh
OF amusement cant getnray friends will doubtless
The opportunity Of passing pleasant hour. MR. r.
A. Mayo has handsomely fitted up the old church. which is
Spacious agreeable and comnodous hall for concerts,
exhibitions, &C., 50 long needed in city.
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We sincerely thank The Armory Band for the sweet ard
delightful scrcnadc with which they honncd The Editors on
Monday night between The hours Of II and L. Amidst all
the troubles Of Editorial existence, such gracious c0npi
aud of life go far toll and
Euss in their honest and jealous ctprs pro-
mote he prosperity and happiness OF their fellow citizens.
The Virginia Gazette Of williamsburg The uncent Me.
tropus OF the Commuu wealth. made its first appearance on
the 25th instant; Thomas MARTIN Esq, is editor will
be neutral in politics, the literary feature being promi
nrnr The first issue is interesting ani spirited
Severed copies of The able and highly commended address
Of JAMES T. oLcumsE, Adjunct Professor Of Law Of the
University Virginia, delivered beiue The Alumni al their
recent annual meeting, have been by friends
We learn from Missssippian, The High Court of
Errors and Appeals have refused grant re argument
OF The Instituted against the State by Johnson the
holder Union Bank bond. The question is now fairly
before the voters whether appropriation shall be
made by The Legislature Ia pay the Judgment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

THE Virginia Gd-ene Of Williamsburg, The unrent Me-
opui, Of the Commonwealth made its first appearance on
the 25h instant; Thomas MARTIN, Esq, is editor It will
be neutral in politics, the literary feature being most proni-
ncnr. The first issue is interesting uni spirited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02
INTERESTING DEVELOPMENT.
The list issue Of the New York WnScdt ho''H pup''
es the following extraordinary revelation. 4"' '""'"'
implicated Affect great Indignation at The accusa'h:


es the following extraordinary revelation. Ihe JOURNALS
imuc,,rd Affect orcat Indignation at The accusation:
THE NEW YORK PRESS BRlBED!
Sis 600 Erpended for S0ntug.. Hho has me nioHey
II is reported oil the Sonias management WA, - '1Is
have paid several thousand dollars 10 the -. w.
city for complimentary notices. Ii is said that inc INES
Courier e. ENQUIRER Journal of Commerce, Cohheeia' hu
vcitisc Express Herald and the other dai'y phpe
the exception OF The Tribune and The krenh4 80 W.
brbcd before Snniags arrival, and mar ne n,,o,s
sbnrv nte otherwise bousr: over The Sunday papers
arc said to been also bribed in time 10 u.nI ros il
aid and comfort TO Madame Sontag. The conn' 80
is Jsdaaiuy sud not worth brblnS; Us '., :; hiJ
tain 10 follow tie lead OF the city papers ~" -
Will our country friends let us hear from '''c'' % "
sloni w hrbcd. IN,
Bu seems that the papers would not stay ooeu: ,e
operation il appears, found 10 DC s'eh ,h nm
that they wished il repeated often as possioe " w.,
fortunate munagcmen' were kept ON o'seu S. eyn.nd
enormous fifteen thousand hoius nav ~ York only
ed Nor has the bribery been conined w. ~ R,s,n,
II i SAID ,hat The musical critics and publishers " ~
and Philadelphia propitiaed IN INC "a wer.
were, the FULL as eNorbitan IN ''e' ,icmen If Bos.
their METROPOLITAN brethren. How is IT, genlcie,, "
TON and PbiIadrIpliu? Let US hear from you on ' i
ton. -, ,oJ,, has be.u
One thing certain, namely: Sonag (poo au,1 "nJaL =
made ~ bepe that this money nus neth 'i" @ I;I,Io
She COMPLAINS that she has nothing or on, stY -
during The year she has been 10 ths country n hns w.
has been taken al her concerts ana "pt'' lille of il:
c,iyrd according To her statentnt) Dut 'cI -,
nnd when she asks for il, she Is pfescntru .s. "a
bills OF expenses among which are h"se " m LAID she
above stalled "Oh the newspapers cnsl 50 nue. n ;mnns
cryatinu her hands aud eyes towards heaven u ,.
sble 10 make anything" There is something wI"ns
where Elrhcr Sontas been robhed or inc , ir
cclvd large for pulling her Low h ~! sneak out?
WI ,hr Times sneak out? will The Courier " l:hl"n.
the Journal OF Commerce the Commercial hav'ia's' n1
the Express speak QUA viii The Hume Jou'na Sen
Wil The Sunday Press speak QUA viii nr Boston to.s
uorariea speak out! Wal Philaiciphia c"c'"Po
speak out! who has the money! "i, wi, uSnou'' ''"'
IA 5 mind in relation 10 the American FfeSS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

THE DEATH SCENES IN CIiiNA-It Is sta ted that
tho carnage which followed The capture of Naokn was aw
full An account before the vctors pnt TO
death Imperial Governors, Generals larpp
number OF mandarins WIN !nelr whole Households rela
of the Tartars without sparns They captured
at the same time the Imperial chest, containing large
amount Of money.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

In the Souh when the trains get within miles OF the
dinner the passengers leave the and walk the
station 30 as TO get through dinner by The time the
rive.-[ Yankee Blade
10 Inc worm when the trains get within halT mile Of
open afa~oase instead OF letting the passengers get on,
they drive ahead into the water kill icw main
lew and learn the rest how swm.-ISapannah Lourna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-02

Severed copies Of The able and highly commended address
of JAMES T. HoLcumsE Adjunct Professor Of Law Of the
University o Virginia. delivered beine The Alumni al their
recent annual nccling have been srni by friends