Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
f,rSrtNc 4 Observation-Disclosures EATo-


Thursday morning 10 see him. but instead OF h'nS pa''es
with this crowd General Pierce "pv1eIy mad. his exit
with his fs;;hfu attendant Sergeant ONc fer The purpose
Of visiting the widow of the late General Worth, WHO y a
nosent staying Governors Island Hr belonged u 'e
neral Wcrtts division nd knew hin well, ana HIS %.i'
oes honor the heart Of the soldier md the man f"a
na,ey General Perces person was not known and he AZ
rived quietly AT the Battery, where he tcok boa i1' ne
island but small that il very nearly being up
set by the swell OF the sea- and lc Persistent eject " "'e
United States had narrow escape being drowned lherc
was another difficulty 10 be encountered sentry "oui'
not allow the General 10 land the island, lie "as not
provided with order and presented his bayonc! IN ''"
pacing manner Until be knew *ho hia 'ser was when nc
was asonshed beyond measure d!elning that Tie
President would in that pain unotenalious manner
After paying his spects Mrs WORTH By heightened
visit during which called mp the OF Other days
ne returned in The c boathy which ine son'e few Office.
seekers had found the General had and col
leced &, Whitehall. The hoatnen an! others, observing
their mysterious manner saw that there somei'ug
The wind" and they swccd the crowd till il becnu: 80 for
mtabe that Sergeant uNcil esped il from the Its: cTa
whcreupon vas Immediately determined 10 GG-n1EGgy-e
the har;es and, by r.pd movement, the boat %ns pulled
10 the north size i, tho Battery. Til" crowd IN The mean
time up Broadway in Order 10 intercept him caltuI--
,inr he wou! surely tuko that route Blu. Neil knew bet
/
the Jshu 10 drive rapidly through Wes street and Washing.
,on and o;e! b.cac streets iii they reached the Asof
House in safety and without being recognized The rascal!
~ driver charged ro dollars rn ho ;Gcs that he had
ri, Gen. Pierce.
By his time the multitude Of ctice.se hcrs had IN
creased 10 tremendous extent and -puia!on ca'r ron
the soft shell committee ascertain whether the 1ehea
would receive that body Tie reply was d.c'led negative
GencrU Pierce raii travelling privately ana '''n
made up Ii. mirI receive committees
he as willing receive gentlemen who called On MN Is
individuals.
The hard shells acted :'ith tact, io hes oc '"'
seek audience bu, consn!;cJ thcg said Gen fce
expressed rishe5 in tic matter.
"a" Gncn- number Of persons visi;cd General Pierce"
and le :e cards ,urng the do y-sonc Of them Office
seekers ard politicians aud who called on HIM Oh! :"
pure respect; while equally warm in their DJmifn"n
cvnced in the way they thought b"o' namely b. stay
inr sway Among the host OF si-irrs were Mr. Geo Ban
croft, Bishop Wainwright, the Mexican Consul General, Mr.
Erustus Coming, Albany and who clsc dos the reader
ina gine1-James Watson Webb, Of the Courier and Enln
ror who looked very anxious and who, is said would
not refuse mission austria We should also mention
tina: Governor Seymour Of New York among the ys
tcrs The Governor Seymour VII" accompanied General
Pierce this city Of Connecticut and not of New York
50 soIae persons imagined yesterday.
an lie OF the day. General Pierce held more in
,,,.,v.u, ,s,r my ii 1nss. nod tim, was ,cco-
- on,oin,m.ot vim The mothe, If John Mitchell now
exile penal colony FOR Inserting the freedom OF his
tive land OfIhc OF that interview, not al
liberty 10 tprok
a large number Of the officers Of The n;y waited on
General Pierce seek office but 10 show their respect
Tor the man. All gentlemen, and all the brave Eo!un.
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" -. -urrom; ne yvas accompanied hy secretary
single servant The h ISLANDERS without crumn. round
him or bra,iny bv their conIuc; any Signs recognition
,,ie wav e., rim +, mss - \ c,rr,. arI in .w mi.
nu,e. he vas in uryac ling room in the a,,o: Hnu
I'll. luo. wore Al. asp, OF severe remit can su.air y
"a rnis nf OH h,ir trunk, which ,Ioht have been ,hc
,f ,eran Of s2 an :,yo pnr,ran;elus .,aic,
H. les venerable in appearance we're lhe m dat cqgi!ge i
ina traveller Their owner reader was .nrral Pierce Who
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an mi * III. railway rorters and Tho ,o.inc ,,,.,
>, h.oc,o. carefully puard,I bv soLIj.rs and ;c.r,co
which follows in rnonarrn's lrar The uecn q England
c,,,r..uu.o. hr.,li IN the comua,ay. niya,v NJ nor
,,oynsn,s whe; The EXPRESS TAIN in WHICH sh v,i.f