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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
Discovery Of Gold In the Cherokee Nation.

LOUISVILLE Frday March II. Iood
Adyiees from Talig,iah, Cherokee Nation,
to the Esd uno that great existed in the Nation
owing to the reported discovery Of gold in large quaint
ties on Horse Shoe Creek in the northern part OF the
Nation. The yield said TO be sl0 to sig day per
man. Large numbers are leaving MsysTile for the 10
caliN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Sosleru Telegraph Qfs q HanOser a"d Beatsr'
l.esislature-Tolis on RaiIrosd-Insult "a
MIR. burroughs.
tn

I.esislature-ToIis on RaiIroad-Insult to
MIR. Burroughs.
Special DispatcA 10 Ths NJ Y Tribsas;
ALBANY, Friday, March IL. 1858.
Although the House twice resolved not to
impose tolls on railroads they passed bill this morn
Ing TO impose such tolls was htched on 10 the Tax
bill and received 81 votes to y against it, Ii received
. great many votes, particularly among the Democracy
nnder the impression that Il viii be Blocked in the
Senate. The Hudson River Harlem, Long Island and
other Roads and west of the ermini OF the Erie
Canal are not Of course included in this b they no,
competing with the canals
ID. b. Taylor made tlutter in the House
this morning by introducing series Of resolutions in
dorsing the emnenty national doctrines Of the Presi'
dents Inaugural Mr.. o. Keeie said they got up
br Buncombe, and Indignantly moved TO lay them on
iAe table Taylor said if they for Buncombe, 50
the Inaugural for they were made OF quotations
from that document. They lie over under the rule.
The Speaker to-day disgraced himself TO in
salt Burroughs who asked for the Ayes and Noes, ss
sny member may on any question when the Speaker
ordered him to take his seat and refused to listen 70 his
demand. hwSa very gross outrage The more gross
from the manner in which il was done
lthas been showing hard here all day.
SUB Rosa
TIE President and Democratic Committee
Appointments Certain and Uncertain.
Special Dsspaics 10 TAs n y Tribsna
WASHINGTON, Friday, March IL, 1853.
The city has been quiet to-day, owing 20 the
absence Of the President The Democratic Commit.
tee of Washington proposed to call upon Mr. Pierce
He refused to receive them body but invited them
10 call upon him individually.
Jeremiah Colburn has been appointed Assis-
tsns Appraiser at Boston.
II is rumored that Gideon G. Westcott win
have the Pos. otkcc at PHILADELPHIA
w. II. Farrar, of Boston, has a good pros
peci OF being appointed Attorney General OF Oregon.
The withdrawal of Cartier leaves but three
competitors fos the Oee Of Commissioner Of Patents,
viz; II. Barian. Of Chicago. DeBow of New. Orleans,
and c. l.. Woodbury.. Of Boston. The srs, named Of
The three hes the best chance. EYE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
From Rio-Disaster.

BALTIMORE, Friday, March II, ISL
A letter from Rio Janeiro says the bark Ala
hama OF and from Baltimore had sunk sea and the
Captain and crew had arrived at =. Cstharnes. Rain
at Rio was ncessan retarding the arrivals of coffee
Brig Frances Jane, from St Thomas, reports
falling in with brig Mann sna OF Prospect, abandoned,
with quarter stove, but making no water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
Coal Tolls on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal.
BLrINoRK, Friday, March

BALrINoRK, Friday, March H. 1853
The Maryland Board of Public Works has re-
fused TO 10 the proposed reduction Of the tolls
on Coal by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal The toll
viii therefore remain AZ AZ cents pertun.
We have no mail south of Richmond this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
Marine Disaster.

Providence. Friday, March H. 1883
Schr Philadelphia, OF and from Portland, Ne,
for New-York with cargo Of sugar and oaeeths went
ashore on Watch I'LL Reef his EsssalHs. Vessa ana
cargo total lose,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
Chief Justice of New.Jersey.

IRENroN friday, March II, Iolh
Hon II. ". Green, the present. Chief JUS
tee has been renoainaed and confirmed by the SenAfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

fhONihkSSt, rriuay, nhrVn H. Ao>sH
The Wing Congressional Convention last
night unanimously nominated George g. King, Of New
port as their candidate for the Eastern District and Cy
rus Harris Of Warwick for the Western
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
on Lake Rrie.

CLEVELAND, FridsY, MArch II, IosJ.
The steamer Fashion, from Detroit and
Toledo has arrived outside the ice but owing is thick
ness she is unable TO effect entrance Men are
ssged cutting passage for her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
Non Arrival of the Africa.
TnE HIGHLANps oF NEy

The HIGHLANDS OF NEvERsINK, D
Friday, March H. ls53-lo o'clock P. NJ
There are no signs of the steamship Africa,
now in her 18th day The wind is from northeast and
IL ia raining hard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
Rauk Defalcation.

PHIIADEIPHiA, Friday, Match II, IoSA1
A defalcation, said TO be 10 a considerable
amount hss been discovered in the Bank of Pennsyi-
vaDia A former, or OF the present book seepers
having allowed outside friend 70 overdrsw hs ac-
count
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

AFRIcA-We ind by series on ie,o - Al
,s.rs hang iasrenss Of A.sy fse es.sss = - 80
~ d Ssa aai tAss Of the hedte,rAsn t,fsr,s,.
ben brlsvsd thsrs Is q rssl;ty htEs % s'F
Lay s.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
VERY PROBABLE.

A Washington correspondent. OF tic ne" YIN i'.'
.rires ma, he has The very bes' reasons LOT sa's ~
70 "a, ,rrice. IN the Onion, upon The shhJec' Vi "' ~
Ruil Roa do not express the views ''i Tue
md , r he regarded as Identifying The President WIN
th, nroi.c-and that President in his annua "esSas'
N f.onor,ss next session. will leave the matter "i 'c e
6c R,l Road an open question: giving OF course uc fcs's
az s,,vevs 81 ln as then asccrtancd without appearing "
INV way "a an advocate # the measure In ms coh"'
lion c writer says the Presidents recent remark eSpc
ci,Ilv preonun That consdcLed he was elected ''
dam Of IN. United States and not President OF a' ~
The writer adds that 50 far as the opinions ol
members Of the Cabinet concerned, II 10 h"o"" wa
,one II llem are opposed any scheme as nhcohS''u'
Al Nv which the United States will grant more that NC
Of way lie puts tho fact upon record, The 'Ia'" VI VIII
will bs dcvcIoped when Congress meets Inc writer Gun
,ludes by saying that perhaps those papers WHO
,hcv we. rendering the Administration great Sc'S' W
hi, ,hos. WIN disagreed with The Unions articles, VII
40. The wisdom of thinking for themselves lns'eaa Oh as
ing tho game of follow my I'rtrr'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

Il, H., ,,f ne I'll. nsssn The i""i"a''" ~ ~ i,;n,
anmrnt lin the August number u sweep ""'y, s,"n
lila, tn ,rpIy 10 il rested upon The erroneous ' ~
mi slavery il evil; that The South ~orld DC @
tr without negroes; that the white man can labor ~
nmnv nader Suuthern sur; that the negroes are
mi and are 'ilgc!y weak their rage on ue
mat in war they ian incumnrance, m''ey cores.
seven dangerous" ec etc Neither Of DC o nI, rcasc
,nirnis coal, have read Gen Felix Iluslcns ao' us,
On slavery ar jain Fetchcrs m'nnrt" lcso is The
has ,.cnn> rated that The South ~ ,,r ,ba, negro
strongest country under The SUI; ami '"''''''
slavery is Of Divine origin. r. .I,v.rv and the ncgrt
Blu, all pure ruth the subject :" ,ns Of EusianI am
constitution, r"niciin. WIN ~ 100 ultra Tor publci
ton In The South p, R,vi.S are deep in III,
no. t' ,,o,y question, 10 suppose tha y 49,. "
Isess Of Tie Sous" States to e, ia "' hem INTO iii,
zee H. ~ me other il sending them hack :, IL
wns' :enJ hrm 10 either lace Have we NOT IN o."
WY l,I,rr us that negro slavery IS blessing ~ oa
tsur S,,os N both races Or why should the diseases
ocular 10 the cline, spare The master an" "' "
touch them :" heh''' % TUCKAuOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
THE JAPAN EXPEDITION

Rscrn letters tom China. rcrrlvrd by The New York
II, hun, give The following al the Japan ENprdilldn
IN. Il sn0p.o war Pymuuih wa no, To accompany the
= ,n,,irI Japan but ~ Ia Shanghai 10 pro
leo, Au.rcan interests in China The American mercan-
,e ho,-es had addressed letter 10 Commissioned Mar
shall us Ing that they should be ri dcrurcrs+
po.rd any emergency that might arise. Commodore
Perry ic;ciuf had detached the Plymouth The present
dia IT, ddtihatun not knGEG, was supposed that II
soud md, Zyous the great Lu uiuu uiandg there
,wait le Saratoga and iJwaili. 4 rIn,ur exist
ence tint japanese had fortified their shores and sta
TONED ur unks prevent The entrance
I'M, IN. The stay D! The expedition The Jipa
urse vans il is supposed, wonld be continued longer
thun anasl when The typhUon -easnn cnmmenrrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
,.rcrr"r,px n,yiS IN BOSTON

Eosr.s Aug 20-Jeiler-"n Davis, Secretary al W"r.
!, r,up,ny with Professor lachr and his family, arrived
here Yesterday morning, route lur The While o"un-
y,,s During The forenoon General Davis visited
nnk, l the Navy Ward, AMI several ntei places :" m
,..i Az The Navy ard lr received by tOniun,:nrc
rp,,fy whn ordered salute 10 he tired IN honor :" h.
.ur.; ComroLlr Downs all" present and as>;-''d
Ihr t.inuandaa in exhibiting the works IN The fnri-
Duriur Yesterday MANY citizens raiIrd 10 luy their
rrcc,s "a Cen Davis AMI Professors H,chr, aud wetr cor
.IIlu rnrIl vrI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
CGMMERJiaL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

hIcHMJ%D Arc. % 1853.
FLOUR-Ntw 5 arriving NOR" freely, and selling at s5s
81 retail Shlpprrs UirInp ST.
WHEA r-l'rme white ! Is; Pnm. Red 81 20 Inferior
81 10 Is r. j. pEYTON
CURN.-G5 10 10 cts pen Lushr
CORN MEAL-IU cts. per hushr l"r country Mills ask
my Is BIZ. IItlic IN market.
OAIS-3S y cts per b, sr,l.
BACON -M"Gntan cured h. . ind Il 9 = cents CIT,
ruc ho. irund IL cunts. We-iarh Baltimore Side
On; Shoulders =. =; Hams II Is: as in quality: sales
mostly II i21 cts.
BUrrEK-Go.l.ru, Is - cts. hlountln Is a y Of.
sorts not suitable Tor table USE are sold as low
as t. Is cts.
FlSH-h"rth Carolina rTnn.s an, Slrai have STOPPED
coating III iur the season., au. first bands gross
5. dull No |! bh- - do, Jn in half b6Is ~
81, hni No cut s.. irIrihd Haitian cut Hernos No
selling ~ s. M. : SIN
CoFFEE-WcG "o'r *" 3. 10 cents; La.uyra 10
Java II :. Il II Mocha H. tape 9 cts
GuANU-Sairs of I'Iuv ian S55-nnnr in first hands
LAKD-In batrcis IL. II cts; in kegs II res
LIVE STOCK a. Shocks !tcpaf'l-Bec Cattle scale
weight - y - 90. gross sheep 81 80 81 nett; Hogs
s. ;! 80,
LlQuURS Wh>krr, RIrhm0nj recrItic!. =; cash;
Tuscaloosa % IT, )? CImulnrt;I lrcilIird % cts four
r''l.r'" Limitation, IS L, 81, IN Proof 3
Ia - r's caSi D'am Dup"v's 81 10 50 80; Hen.
'r>sy s.: to 81. iur \ Co. 81, So. Apple - Ia -
rnts. tiln American common, 81 10 81 cents: Holland
81 III 81 ~ ~ r Hnm ~ !" 81 its
lRbNlic SIS so per ton; Sw',l's 500; ledegar md
;ug>h refined $50; Common English $50, up country bar
SIS %.
SIGAES--Wr ,ir"c Pmro Rico 3 a q. cents
\rw Orleans a 81. tuha ro'nntl ST. Refined
.ori = !; Crushci9i Powdered - C'i.r Sugar ! -.
Liverpool nnr per sack - S>n 81 - ailrai aud
Il IS II 10 siorr: Gr"Gnd Alum 81 - Il 81 So
shot, II ~ cts per III
SEEDS -t'i"vrr Seed Sc Is per bi.hr; Timothy So,
. S1t.; lird's Grass - 80 cents. FilNscrd 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

NJ connection with tho editorial conduct Of The Enquirer
,,ns viii, this days ISSUE shall endeaSor, by absa'"
mo from personality in canvassing the cu'
nj putlic men, and BY observing the rules OF courtesy
honor in I'll discussions with my cotemporaries OF 'e ~
verse party 10 publish nothing derogatory 10 ta s
rac,er for dignity and decorum which the h"4H"e
long and so deservedy enjoyed. will DC c"h'e' H.
puts,ion and its claim tire confidence VI "'I nrvop
mol impaired by my pen. ieo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

W,.nSGroS Aug 20 1t ~ ruIn"rci here 10 night that
Governor Cobb Georgia, will obtain The Sion Ia Frame
N duy ,ng the anniversary ni Cunreras and Ehnruhus
90 me effects Cen Pmrcrs brigade IN Mexico, waited
an hi., IN u body AMI C. rdIaiy received.
.;,r.a crTkG la i.an h.ci remove! IN The frcasu
u,.p,rtncnt varIuIs irregularities
The Stocks purchased by tr Government Il"
,lr, weeks ending amount To- $ll0UGO0 Including
$500 600 If IT, s G n G7 and IS. paying Il per cent pre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
TBIBEDFORD YAI.I.E

THlBEDfo lSD ; ahi.ri SSas L. 80 ui our CHI
hrc Visited The sp"i wtrfe This huge serpent seem
with avcH %! capturing the monster They uuSuc-
ccssnl Jul received abundant evidence his actual exist
cncc hey and examined The skin he had shed, and
found iluy FEET INCHES long. They also
saw an cunversed with Mr.. John Elder most reliable c
zen vii had The animal face ~ face. Mir. l..
tered hiI in lane which he was lying, with his
tail in 30 meadow and his head The second fence.
From hidusty brown color Mr.. r. nisonk him far the
ridge po,ol ll fence, until his horse started back with
fright wha The serpent reared up 10 the full height Of The
rider and cled fire from his eyes The horse Instantly
"hlrled an dashed oil in ALARM and by The time he could
BIZ bonshtmck 10 the spot The snake had tisnppea
the high aS. Mr.. +. thinks hr is hetwcrn twenty and
thirty lceI pg.- Cumberland Nd. Journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
FURTHER FROM 81. THOMAS.

NsS i"RK, Ang 2l.-Ihe Spanish sleaIucr Boringuino.
from Poo ic" via ST. Thomas, HE Otn, pul III her" 10.
day t pairs. She spoke yesterday the ship Mary Carson,
from lverpnol, for thlladcipa dIsnlased-she declined
assisthEc
The :.cnunts from ST. Thomas confirm The at
Toron iIust oI linz Inhabitants lad rsca"i L. 81 Ihn
ma in nrIts if,,is had lrc!I from 81. CruN. 81.
Thnu and Antigua, and Il Was Probable the IusIrrttrn
:, - mo- vN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

TIE NEXT CONGRESS- So Tar Ihefe la ve h.rn AZ
D.uncrais G6 Whg- Jud aboiipnl-s rl-cth the
Congress Maryland Gnrsa Mississippi AMI l.ouisar a.
emitted IA % members, haze set 10 hold elections.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-'rhe pleasant weather on
Erity favorable i1 visitors the Cry sla Palace, and
H.. number /" ,rsnns Admitted yrrnIr than
rr,.uu- da. The ,outrGprTs report The admission al
f. CO..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
LATEST NEWS ~ TIE YEiEGR4pH


IMPORTANT FROM THE FISHING GROUNDS
EosrrS. AUG % --Adviccs irnn The Fishing Gooura
tate ha' the BRUSH steamer Devastation had seized an
rcIn fishing vessel II feared at much rouh,
result, from Ills step .: the British officers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

BALTIMORE. Arc 80 Sas~ of - li0 bushrI, whe,,
Rcd 81 rs l.; wln'" s II 49, No ~nrs "l -four t.
iay l~l sales ~ S. l2a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

NEW YORK, AuG. 22.-Sales Of Is 200 bhIs four firm
al 81 - 81; 80 UUU husa's wheat at 81 II 10 for r.c
- % white -, 900 busrS corn al "a a IS CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

GREATaAIL ROBBERY-Th Mobile Tribune states
that the mi between Atu!ania Georgia and gomcry,
Alabama hs been robbed OF several packages
tcn!d for la city New Orleans and Montgomery The bags
appear he been opened several about Or
since the lato July From $4,000 $4,000 have been
thus abslra.eu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

BALTIMORE Arc 22-'lhc cholera IN cumh.,,,. /.
MaryIa''. had c""S len deaths since Saturday. The lis
casr, however, l. l.rcunIIn9 mt!r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
NEWS FROM waSuINGTON.-We copy The follow


"a, f,,m the Washington Star oil SATURDAY evening:
Ip,pr.sr Dr<rATcHEs.-Toiay dcspa,enes were Irce'.
81 rom commodore Perry, dated al enans'" W 'e io1, :"
u,v an was well with The East i"uiN ii'o". nc
tn,ntn,. WINS about sail Tor me coas. ~ 'apan' iea'
ina ono al The vessels al his cohnahu az S"d' ih'
I,ic, ,ort,ons al these adpccs WIN ieci. " ha'cfS
:, Chno and the immediate sGhJec' Vi ie.! Ton to
i,nn,, mr., believed 10 be OF great 'h,p" We were
In.vrr unable TO learn their tenor Despu were aso
;v.I from Commander RinGgou VIM, wiz, " nus pen,
rInY,s Suainhs surveying squadron, was 49, 80 a"u ~
M.Ieiru fou july 18th inst, iohehin''.y ~ ,a "
n,rhnr lnI the Cape Of Good Hope An -" "''' u'So' !"
and with that squadron. v,Tb. prc.irnt has dsyolv.
f'Ci,, tI Lame, C. DO5bn the iunctlThs Vi me Sec
~ on " g. IN I'm, uhseucc OF General Jee'soh Jaws
~ 81. @ wr,hcr continues, il is prohae'e a' ven IA
- ,l s, h.. compelled leave the mnuha epohs OF
New Hampshire, whit"es "e "
inp In remain solnc weeks. ~, Ar uo,;i -
I,ur SpaSIsn EHBAssY.-"c hear tnnI wi h re-,
ooIIv III. first Secretary Of Legation hs'e, ~ ; u",
nrbr Ia This government as acuhs chase w ,. u"
iii - Successor 10 Dir. Cadcron may DE- appom,T as
br,r tnt thc Spanish ministry, OF ""S'i -" - 70
80, ,rc,nhcr will probably not hold once oHs en hc
mir G. ! will retire from the active ssi'lce " ~, -, ~
ana IL her Councillors II State Tor 'he 'ls' VI His
days. = ,;s .I.rt If the Indian bur an
,,,, commissioner of Indian Affairs IN .he ar"cc W
% Mnnvn,nny who left Washington YESTERDAY a''.'"oo.
n, = ,,,,r through n portion Of The Indian coun'i!
NJ Naval ToREKEErgRs.-Ne are inciincs W H'
,t. il has been concluded 10 appoint joseph =. E,o
E =, rh,I ,I,lp,ia naval sorr-kerper al San r.''o'
t,Iiyu,nia and - Tyson Esq, al pe'S' '''' ~
h, the naval a!orc Keeper al fhadePhl'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

HAsniSoT": August 1.-The inrl,n'i,,. inIcI!i."n..
ii HE death ri i Secretary Marcy received her,
THIS vrning. The sl occurred board The Unite,
States so.p owar lrrblr, wien five days out le
cfniar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23
CLASSICAL AND mhTIIEMhrtGhI ACADEMY
ER> EST vnIGEK ri T. ASn GRO rATruN pEIN


1 80 ~ - @ w. ~ ~ ''"i'', '""'""sn "a ~ =
" ~" ~ ~. ,'N az - "'''Ss''' '' ~ '.
:, 49, - ''' "'', ''"'' ~ -" az
,' y, r, -, 80 n l'ni-. ~" S"h ''!t,,s f
,h,. rr a,t Il. >. ,s,! AZ ,nt.in.. i ~
,ruirl,cns 81 cuc.., ar! Ike %irIr,r". m r,,r4t,no
hey vii an,,r ~at,s!4t,n, lc No
Iir ltSs lr ,- h,"i"Tu lr d. r
Noi:. the Ma lrm'..S Ii Ercii. branches PA
II competent "rs,iuis viii employee!
Mathematics :" the Nj,
lrtif iya,hr advance, the irnInicf
md ; Much
Ptu.prrU-. wh,t he circulated
he la he uuncCd
,uptir III, oi
be % and
NI ti,,,, lS rarI-rs
r.ntrtr, foynrr al II and fu insure
,gt Faculty. ynt V, Faculty
v,rrr,, y,tu.ry E,.,ur,- E,, Edward X, Now
AMI u, tlrIes III Harvard
,.,.,,,, ,..,,,E I,rlr,, l.no
-
~ Boar Of Vis.s, hell GA iucS,y, LGu sta
tI..icIs i"iy
nj N"nr, iu. ,-rl
~-l"o! M"su Languages
,i,l Ina, ,r, liz u.~.ty res h- nnTc r,nr
r., IA i,r lufuiuu The nsa ii -, .rrs
q. TUCKER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

.MEEi,AN INGE%'lif hH" '"' va
cuua Enris,"an 81 june 10 copy - VIZ" - nav =
e' hoo, hrru there thee years at work testing dit
. ,,,c,ics of cprtcn gins, dividing The prize OF 5OUo
Two Massachusetts Yankees, Messs. Bates
,I,tc g. Co., and Mcssrs. " Co. That sum is to be
w,.hi,.op for The parties entitled TO il, with gold
,ls ., the Agricultural Society OF India Tor each OF
.m The society further voted TO purchase me Two ma
chiu,s a, The rnsl price ol conslfacnoh
- g. Ki,y,s EXPRESS we have received the lars.
New York papers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

GRATITUDE TO CAPTAIN INGRAtAM. Hcsscurs
Can,pauas tansjrrr, Maeiinacr Alorel, and Qnesne,
styln. themselves .thc French Democratic Committee
have issued circular inviting The French, Italian, SWISS
German and other cxiies in New York IL meet them
The Shakespeare Hotel Tor the purpose OF determining
according the desire expressed BY great number OF DEM
ocrats manifestation in favor Of Capt nsraan, who by
his noble conduct SMYRNA has faithfully interpreted
III. hspabe sentiments Of ms conntrynen, and has cn
lied himself The profound gratitude of all European
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

The President has devolveh James G. obbin Esq the
functions of The Secretary of War; in the absence al General
Jefferson Davis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

The Commissioner oi Indian Bureau has lief! Wash
inpton un his way the ludan connty, with view 10 the
TRANSACTION official business connected with Indian al
fairs Judge Young of Illinois formerly clerk oi the House
Of Representatives who has been associated by 's Pfcs'-
icnt with Governor Corn,u ul Minnesota Territory, The
investigation c certain alleged Indian frauds has also lett
Washington with Sicw 10 enter Al once a"n The duties
WITH which W. las been charged.
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JUDGE Jorne,t Of Stale Court .! Ohio has admitted
lanes Collier late Collector OF San Francisco bail tax
in, him ont OF the custody OF The United Marshal
Ohio who had arrested him under from Judge
Leavl, of The United States District Court of Ohio 10
swcr under the Indictment found against him by the grand
Jury of San Francisco California. for emtez1ns public
fnr.in
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