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1IITI In n III
nost year nctted S2t6, 0S5 95, from the proceeds
nf which there has been cancelled OF the old
Aooting ,lebt Of tbc city @lSS. 500 81. The Com
missioners believe there is still outstanding more
tban 900 of old three per cent scrip, which
should be paid as soon as possible The long
nenlinr difficulties with the lessees Of Market
and California street wharve. have been advan.
tiaeously settled In the matter of the Pacific
street aud Broadway wharvcs, they are still in
litigation.
FRArps OK THE REVENUE. james Collier has
been indicted for mislcmeanor in the appropri.
alton to private uses of 100000 of the revenue
received during his Collectorship, and tue nves-
tigation now proceeding in the ease Of Z Butler
King, his successor upon charges of \ like nal
feasance
MISCELLANEOUS TrruS From the upper San
Joaquin there are accounts Of destructive fires
among the crops of wheat, barley and new
mown hay. Tic Indians Of that section were
quiet.
Clark, the psrpctratof Of brutal murder at
Calaveritas, has been tried by the citizens
found guilty and hung according to Vigilance
usage
.Joseph West Swede, was killed in this city
last week by BENJAMIN Young, with whom he
had auarreled over game Of cards
The clipper ship Carrier Pigeon, wrecked
forty miles below the entrance Of the harbor,
has, with her contents, been sold at auction for
-l550 She contains considerable portion of
her original cargo. part Of which will be secured
in damaged state. The steamer Sea Bird,
ashore at the same locality, will probably be
got Oft.
The steamer American Eagle, plying between
San Francisco and Sacramento, recently struck
rock, seven miles below Benicia and sunk to
her hurricane deck
Horse stealing is again greatly in vogue over
the country, and nothing but g rigHunf'
execution Of the law seems likely to cheek the
crime.
All parts of the State are healthy, and pas
sengers arrive in better condition than at any
period Of the past two years.
The number Of vessels arrived at the port Of
San Francisco during the fortnight was eighty
Of which twenty we're from Atlantic ports, three
| from Chill. three from China, one from Austria
liza, eight from the Sandwich and Friendly
| Islands, four from other foreign and the rest
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Died

sunday evening" Ans l. At o'oE, JOHN Nj CASEY,
,ea,a - native a NplloW, CoualA Curk, ellut
tr- Cork apeis rl'ise c'lS.
- Tho MsullG ot tho LOUISIANA GRAhN, EN-
NET GUARDS mitchell QUARTS, and thp other voiH
Of tn rv, respectfully invited to attend tho n'f
joN Al CASEY thu Mitchell Guads, from the Anne
OF ilay npd St Charles streets, nus MORNING, NJ 10
9,leyk.
Coat ~ Monaghan, Ireland
ter The fau,al win take rlo'c O'Clock TlS MORNING,
the tetsnre Thrma4 Sheppard, Nnguy street,
Good Children and Love- is hnds and acquaintance and tho OF
rhos Sheppard, invited o attend,
August ofcon-umlou, MARY REMEDY nscd u ycars
native of County limerick, luIland.
s- Her friends, ana those brother James Remedy aud
brother IA law r. H. nys re-l fully invited
funeral the reslon" Of her brother Hercules
Clllrpe and Clio, thus AFTERNOON, at half past Of lock-
On sundny August T. NJ, preventing epidemic Mr.
RU Tier late 1s MChh' Butler aged rs yeNr, native
County GalN ay, Iceland
.S Her acquaintance ols her sister Bridget
Ryan, fully requested attend hcr funeral rms MORN
lSG, At 10 clock, from ~ Catandrvt street
tsr NsNYors rnprrs please yory
In New hapy indiana ssarlt ,er, Saturday. ie}
residence pseu. CtARLES ALFRED BOWERS, aged
hr'' only and tioei thid Cston and Ausua BoN
Of thetny Of Nevutlrtns
~ Quo, Ms.s-,pPi aud InarH rartts phase COPY
SUNDAY morning oeck Mrs.. SARAH q. HAMlI
ron, ac.d - yesrs, ounsott Pr Charles Hamilton.
tts city, ss'iay 9Th inst ievr Mis-, APrOLNA
LunlUM, late Of Cintianau, o.
~ Cincinnati Inrer plvase copy.
On the the h The Dcshau Place, HENRY
| seCond ct Hon. 2. A, Rost.
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OF whom 50 were under 10 years u age and u coorpd
} c sNoSps, Nj d Sec Board Health
DESTRUCTIVE FRE.--At about Q o'clock last
night fire broke out in eooperaEe Apollo street be
tween Clio and Galiope streets destroying with it sma
nearly finished twostory house the right and rang.
Of onestery dwellings to the left There was in the
cOOperage when the hre discovered nor is 1t known
by what means it originated
The Jackson Fire Go No had Just returned from Their
pleasure excursion. and was immediately the spot all
nearly ALL the other companies very followed and
uuitedy and promptly used every eXertion to txtncu
the flames Il to be regretted however that the limited
supply in that District preyen their saving the
adjacent buildings before mentioned
Too much praise cannot be bestowed on the fire com
panes for their unremittiug xerons well as to ho,t
citizens who rendered their assistance for that
alone is to be attributed the saving Of other buildings III
the vicinity.
The houses were all occupied but are pleased to b,
able to state that much OF furniture in them was save1
by the assistance Of neiShbors in its prompt removal
SERIOUS AFFRAY.-On Saturday night about
e o'clock John Roach barkceper at the coffee houst
Ser in the groin 1t appears that four or nYe men CANT
to the BARRON and after pressing for and obtaining Il
4uor. commenced to quarrel among themselves Their
every prospect II fight and Roach interierei witt
Of quoting them, ami if possible to get them al
from the premises lie was however foied in his pacific
Intentions by receiving deep wound in the .ron sup
posed to be inflicted by Of the party
Murray lie lies in dangerous state but hopes
tertaned for his recovery. Murray and another Of h
same party named Farrell in custody The matte
will undergo investigation this morning
INQuEsTs.-The following inquests were holder
saturday;
On the body Of white named Frederick AIesmer
native Of Germany. about fttynua Eear- old who wa
found dead Where street between Cont aud Bien
vile streets Verdict Dird Of yellow tegrr..'
On the body Of a white boy suownas Alfred Batiau.
Creole If about twelve years 81 age us body foun
in the river opposite the Margny buildings Verdict
Accidental drowning
On the body II Nicholas Tounaint native of Franc
| aged thrty-three years, found dead in house 81
Mary street, near Magazine. Verdict Death from SUI
| stroke
on the body Of a white child named John Blamackel
about six years old found dead in house Magaziu
street De1rd First District. Verdict Death tren
drupsy
On the body Of white man, name not known. abou
rty year d age found dead in The Fist District prison
| Nirdct Died of ApoflcXy
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r. g..
from China, confirming the reported success Of
,e nc. CHROMOSOMES anu the christian character
interest in IT, dG ei,tatv ILL.,
to result to the civilized world from rho omen.
ing of the ports in China 10 FOREIGN commerce.
and narticpla,,ly viii ro,.i
~, = W. 70 inc FelatiNe
position OF Calllorma with that country, are
series Of lectures now in PROGRESS Of ,lciiyerv ~
Rev. Mr.. Speer, who was formerly missionary
IA cHlna' deNneatlng the manners, customs, and
e ,nso u A'i"1cs' meets with thronged atten
r. -, ,,..,,a..-,
.ali is m tn t of All !, n'"s iioul
mainly in n commercial mimi If Wow Wrr7
ehandisc of almost every description was Beeom-
NC scarce, and provisions in particular were
I;o., lns lIlces quoteu' however, scarcely
ill,r y,oy 49, eoi' lIueu o
in this market. Much djsan,ojntIoent was he.
ing experienced and expressed by newly arrived
mines. The journals attribute this rather to
the overweight expectations Of the new corners,
nan any ia I2lllns on IN the yield OF the precious
acl srotamcnt " .ent o oIro'IS l G
the English press. in rerard 10 the productive.
ness Of the colonial gold field
an, Co.. 49,. -,
an, I, =, 'nt ., "a Na'i, A'' ne
!, , ',;',,' ,',l Vz.yr'3y from nFlz9S
NJ, - ~ ~ ~ ~ '' = 'i's'''i''
IT., -. - y, ~ ''sse,'le.'
$ a + Wasngr.J II Howell capt r. G whitn@y, Mr
lrg gag 39a" a., N NOS A "andin W Bayean Mr.
M. ~, - "or3Nil' EScnauee
race mas iaIt ON our table great variety OF
No lt .. ','9i ','epi
.brl Win numerous and h;ti go No., e,,e,
ami C,loogar,. - ''n's'c'o "a
week ending the 3bth ult. Also, - DeBoW's Re
view, . Graham Magazine, i" Punam's -
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a.Hu Ro.,k OF CocIt,.an \ 20.

S3 Camp street.
to sly PER CENT Is rEEEsr ,aa a A5u.ss letl 81 ,
lation ard snyag.
!s- FOUR PEI, cEN INTEREST ra 90 fspos ,alI- 81
ealvt fan n nny time. ..4 g9
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Horse and Sigm Poimting.

No. ~ Cu.tomhousc street, near Royal.
- All. oEDsgs INST WIN uru WA b. rraNprlY
ATIENnEn 10. ln--.--
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NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON -
Z REGIMENT, NtwDlaan-, August :, 1888 Tho ~
Re vii assemble thu lote ihttye"
squnrr, dress, THURSDAY NEXT, at S<s,~%s
O'Clock f. NJ Dli The oniuta vii u'et in we on
u"e Room, the Atnny, J. NJ. on lhutHDNf' m
lltl iuHtr, for spetiai hgsinrss hy order OF
Col. HENRY tuRNo Commander W "
Alt
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M LOUISIANA GREYs- Reiigt COMMITTEE
Toe following gentlemen have BEEN duly appointed Relic Commute
during the prevailing rltie,nt
Lieut.. STRONG IQI St. Charles AFFECT.
JOS. f. EUSl4, "a BrluuH itfrrt
ROBERT A.NANARA, Aai Magazine street.
p. DALEY, ITiioa WAX ant llyrfilps street.
DANIEL KELLY St Jusruh uI rrh01uIf0ulas streets.
T. TURitN tiowari, tsty'orH cilup" and Clio streets.
lniIN MCGUIRE Cat,rro Common
Isut, CAY ANAuGlL lsJ On, us street.
G1l 3u.p By otl,r. JOS. 7. RUSSIA, Secretary.
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Toward ASSOCIATION
D EcnnnER,S OEFICE. rLnsr pIsrNIcr :

Dfusgs. aud other person. having hills against " HovHl -
present the to the unrfsgn W PISS
nieIt and iot the future 18th Of month
nuaL d 1. RLlA kllL seaI-L lrv. 40 lhmIn slfaeI.
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shuyies n. els,

ARTHITE LEAD-In p, so, 100 and 500 Ii.
E@gs. Atlantic Union, rooslyn Pa,Ge Ulster and
A. 6EEAGRAyE 4 20. II Alas.ztae a1e.t
~ aaa FRESCH ZINC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-14

THOMAS JEFFERSON AND MADAME DE STAEL.
The following OF letter from The American
President Jefferson Madame de S,ael The first part of
the gives detailed of the political state OF
Spanish America In 1876 The letter. which appears in the
correspondence and other papers Of Lord Caseeagh edited
by his brother the Marquis Of Londonderry concludes
thus
lhe only comur,ale prospect which This couded h0ri-
offers u.s. that these revolutionary movements having en-
cited into exercise that which nature has i'm
planted in every one 1t will go advancing towards the
lights of cultivated reason will become sensible Oi It's own
powers and in time be able 10 form canons oil freedom
restrain their leaders observance oil them In
the meantime must pray God most heartily we do
your country that He will be pleased 10 give them pa.
euce suerngs. and happy issue out Of all
their athictious'
"Y resolution revisit your country, while
under foreign force is worthy Of you No patriotism requires
Us to incur pain of witnessing the misees which we
cannot remedy alleviate and towards which, even In ab
such country and such people never be Kept pela
nently PROSTATE The earth s decree OF Heaven ~hlch
Will pass away. Our great anxiety is lest they should
enghen their sueings by premature and above attempts
end the and wish that they may have patience YET
awte unless dissensions among their enemies muy give
hem choice Of friends. In general 1t is sinful, but now
pous pray for and strife among nations as the only
means OF dssoyine their criminal combinations
II congratulate the happy union oil your dansntef
with peer and patriot of France and should your son re-
aize The hope you hold up OF visiting this sanctuary OF
The unfortunate of every country, where me Won owes
with The amo and the leopard with The Kid he VIII be nall
OF Madame de Sael and grandson vi NJ week
er and will example, in the peaceabe reunion mere OF
many discordant worthless of his country, now much
more happy the tolerant principles of his great ancestor
might have made them al home.
"Permt here the assurances o my ngh con-
sderatien and esteem THOMAS JEFFsRSoN.
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The New York Times has paragraph on monuments In
which the writer suys
Crawford is endcavorlng complete equestrian sta.
tue OF Washington and ones OF Jefferson anu
Henry, for The State of Vrgioia."
We beg leave say 10 the Times that there 10 every ea
son 70 believe Mr. Crawford will succeed brilliantly IN MS
endeavo and that the statues o jefferson and Heny'
which are already completed, far from being com
non ones that they have been pronounced oy tne oes
ropean Judges Of superior 10 anything ta! mas oeen
done in bronze by any body for many years we 90 no.
approve entirely the design of the monument nor 90 we Ae
the position which chosen for H. out We conhaenY pre-
dict that when completed will be far finer than
in the grea, city of New York. any other city In Amsr
ca-[Riehmond Hhig,
The Poet Bryan Editor OF the New York Evening Post,
writing from Rome thus refers Nj Crawords work
Crawford occuped with his equestrian statue oil WASH.
inpton designed for The city ot Richmond. AROUND the
principal figure which 10 yet fully modelled VIII oc Pa'
ced sta ues the contemporary great men OF virginia
Two Of these the statues of Jefferson and Patrick Henry
detained They of colossal sze and are designed WIN
manly ygor and dsdan Of minor grace which quite oeehs
me- II the Of the monument shall be cohee'vcu III
the same spirit II will greatly raise CraWiords
He has small work under the chisel Inc baoes n 'ne
Wood whch hear has been ordered by gentleman o'
New York. The children lyoe hand IN hano aho 'he
redbreast has just begun his pous Offering OF coVehs
with leaves The subject seemed to me beautifully treated
We are grahed learn on reliable authority mat 'he
Commission Of the Crystal Palace al Sydenham England
have requested duplicate of The model OF The entire monu
rnt now In Crawfords sudio for their permanent eS
bon This Is Indeed splendid compliment TO Its merits
The duplicate finished and will leave Rome this month
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
rrELlSHED DAILY AND SEMi.WEEhLf,
WILLIAM r. & THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
T E 4 NJ s:


pay dollars a. rats o. Si
dollars sv dollars per annum three dollars for months
IN advance paid in the Office or emied by mai p
siy dollars per annum ut the end OF the year
dues 10 this may be Jemed per mail, IN soou "n
bank notes the risk the Editors the postage a
nrr nod by the riiers. The postage OF single
sy Of any the writer Ia the "
"a IL ~ business, which operates as
E!nors rrpNe op ADVERTISING
~ THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For TEN lines OF es,: ..,s
Gly cents every succeeding insertion ,r,v
~ inserted once week. twice week umes ~
vsn and half cents for each insertion after the hrst
Annual adv charged Ey dollars or thily nue. @ @ ~
greater engt;
charged SO0, (paPe incuuea.)
IN THE SEMlWEEKLHEor rks nes or lesS h'' '"sos'0l
;: rcn,s: for each continuance So cents. ;.
Orders iren distance must bs accompanied WIN INC
n,, satisfactory references 10 insure execution 49,
an bi- and tributes respect, exceeding elshl i'nes
mr. ekGTgeG for advertisements
All 1bi:uc-s from the country, whenever
~ hand unknown TO must be authenticated oy
th dorsaicn in the neighbohood orthy
n no case Every that has been .aGa
npos;ons and quizzes has
We the reo.e. insist upon such communications oeiS
the Of he Postmaster rTitten The back 0I
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y STIRRING c,.,.N>-
VIRGISIA.-Aa Circuit Cour; OF The CIV Of n;,t. :,
the stats Coas; House, M h~ civ on Tue,jw

HIIRGINIA.-Ata Citcui, Cour. OF n. o., :, u,
III the stats Coa House Ia h~ said city on Tueyj" ~
ry s, 1853: ''' req 'ua.
Eiz.ueth Jones. James Jones Edward Jonos p;,,
Jones hibad Jones, Victoria A. Jones tsr HInad
u,o,er and next Iiiend, SAID Elizabeth F. Joes y ther
Joseph McCary and ehecca w his VIZ
'4coh yo anu safah y "iS "ie' Pitts:
Snead OF tho Henrico aud as such
Edward Henry Jones' deceased aud Philip Ione,
deuv said Sncad and acting administrator Of the Ed
ward Henry j nes deceased, Dcts
at. by counss, this day filed their BILL and d-emd
ant, COUNSEL filed their answer thereto 10 which answer
said panTs by counsel, replied generally
A cause being dockcted by consent OF ths
ties by counsel like be heard on the
e with replication thereto and was argued oy on
ad:ao Whereof the Court doth adudse orr aud degree ha
ne Jesse Snead Shsra OF the County oi enrro
anu such administrator Of Edward Henry Jones' deceased or the
ocehaa fli Jones' bis deputy ard acig aGuhlstfaor as
fe'sd urher "f the administration upon
M ea- tie Edward Henry Jones' deceased OF the maiters
70 Tie heretofore rendered 70 the General Court
OF NsIal t. r 81 The Commissioners Of this Court who
esSd au repor, the together With any ma.
@ sp.cay fai, =s'rtd pecn by hnseii OF required py
uEhs d.t ,an.s the said account arl' int time and
a rr csis ooi debts demands against The eal Ed.
SAa nry Jones' his such debts or de-
re and before the said time 10 posn notice OF such Time
s ce a. the Of he Court House of the Court OF us
uss o the City nf Richmond s day Of two successive
erms Of The sad the said Commissioner further direct
also such evidence proofs
offered before him. behalf Of the plaintiffs OF them,
other PARTIES who may appear before HIM claiming be
he devees distributes or egatees and generally enquire
aih and upon the rights OF such plaintiffs and other
10 that beak In doing which the said Commissioner
posi- notice of the and place appointed lot tins proceed
IKE previously menoneds directed be
@ And the said Co.'S further onoy all
concerned 10 the said proceedings appear before him the
hs for thirty days he newspapers published in the city
cmond Ali which The sad Commissioner will examine
and report the Court, with matters specially stated
pertinent by himself required by any the parties be
"si'ed copy-Teste T.. ROBINSON, Clerk.
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rur VIRGINIA WATERING PLACES.

The present weather beginning TO attract our cll.
7eas towards various superior watering places IN which
Virginia abounds. We do doubt That the mountains
will little later, with visiters 10 their unequaled
climate and healing waters. Al present The current s be-
ginning TO how towards Old Point u is charmnS place
especially for those dspoaed indulge in gay and ushion
able amnsements. Bot those who seek cool and quiet
and most comfortable retreat we would commend old
friend Dr. r. c. Banks Chesapeake Hall In the pretty vii
laye of Hampton Would il not be well for the james River
Boats to stop regularly Hampton in the summer season
We think that they would thereby consult their interest
and ha, of the good people of Elizabeth City county, as
we'll as the wishes great many travellers who prefer to
go TO Hampton direct They would probably lose more
than half an hour.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE I3, 1858.

WHAT is THE USE OF A WHIG PARTY
The result Of the last Presidential and tue
cessiye Democratic victories in every State since 'e
guraton Of President Pierce, give great force 10 -.
Ing excellent comments of that pungen paotc
ic Journal, the New Haven Register:
We took up the New York Tribune oay oI wv % .a..
as sort Of recrention, for there Is o w,be Ta
than its philosophical and laboIed qs Inn, yn read
mocracy and its bitterness - @ 10 rho cnsinns of the
d ~. MIC "o p,i,gIou They are the most harmless OF
nhinss The most ludicous OF denuncalions on . @ "
cason we were hugely deign.eu " % hi M os 9n and ma
" Ieus, 1,. that IL is OF use at all tha IL mas oeeh
br, nf In fsw days and full OF rouoe were ,b
] 70 ace what Mr. Greeley conclusions =" n .1
subject we-he goes On - inc TO be the demo.
Away nsr,y ,Shch will generally be In the ascenden';
cru. ,he roo commonly received Impressions however
ha, IL is 100 radical" and that the whis party IS SIM
% " shrske 10 keep It's wheels from going too FAST is q
eea mistake that the Wing party can md no bet
Ter business than ying TO rein the Democracy had pei,
ter adjourn without delay We were surprised 10 hna
Greeley admitting those sefsvident propositions-and
al once 10 the conclusion that he was about 10 submit
some ndustria theory which would indicate more prAc.
ica line of usefulness for va Whig party han IN trying 10
throw the Democratic Engine OIL the track we reaa on
eagery and found ourselves in possession OF he great
we are free 10 confess that II Is the best advice
we have ever known Tribune TO give TO the Whe party
II s no, 10 Quarrel the administration OF Mr. Pierce
IN ahusp hs cabinet to msreprescnt lis measues-no
10 knock lis bruins against the subreasury or 10 get up
panic on The aribut 10 so 10 work and ouuH me rdce
Rail Road Eureka This says Greeley Is lhe lglnaic
"use OF Wing party
of Nhggery casting away the choice and expressive
banners with which marched to the last Presidential battle
md takng up the shovel and hoe start for the iuhmen
of s legitimate destiny with high hopes and calling which
nroni.es sooner realize their old anticpaons oi Two
dollars day and beef than any other scheme ~nch
mas ever before agilated their couucils.
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The Fair a, Lafayette Hall for the benefit OF The Poor WIZ
oe closed this day The Ladies' who save conducted win
ucn un'rng e1eron for the past week. have great many
desirable articles hand and would most earnestly eau
e attention of the public this worthy object and
mere may be suc attendance this day will emu
10 dispose of the balance OF their articles, by which
' su"e''s and distress Of many poor families Will be
greatly relieved
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DEATH OF GENERAL RI1,ev

BUFFALO June l0-Bevet Major General Riley died las
night aged 66 years. He went 10 California in s4e wa.
ordered 10 take command of Regiment the Rio ,ande
but he re turned home and being unable through III health
TO return 10 active service settled in Buffalo He has beer
suffering for some time from and leaves widow anc
five children The funeral With military honora Will lax,
place tomorrow afternoon.
Beunet Riley was native Of ST. Marvs county, Mary
land, where he was born about The year l79O
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rATER FROM MEXICO,

New OalrAss, JusR l2-The steamer Texas from Vera
Cruz with dates June arrived to-day The BLACK fo
nit was very fatal at Vera Cruz General Almone, minis
the United States arrived in the Texas Santa anna
had revived old decree intended 10 annoy travellers Inc
New tariff adopted by Santa Anna is higher than ne' OF
Io45 and 10 expected Prove very unsatisfactory Faco
ner agent the English bond holders had been liberated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-14

Messrs Butler Parker and Jackson, the Treasurer Reg
lister of Office 2nd Auditor Of The State who are
members the Board of Public Works. paid visit on
Wednesday 10 the Dismal Swamp Canal. They were ac-
companed by the President and Directors OF the Canal
Company and several citizens.