Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14
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CLEVELAND, OcT 5.-The convention re.nssenlble5 yes
ieSday very quiet manner OF The storm OF the
DAY previous being manifested This harmony was soon
Rev. W. Hgenson, asking The convention to take up
collection for the purpose Of printing tracts 10 favor OF Mo
mems Rights Mrs Barker and abby Kelly objected, de-
nclncng the reverend gentleman hereto. Lucy Stone
replied In ndgnao, terms after which collection was tn
Ken up While The plate was going round some young men
IN the gallery ead Miss Lucy would como hersc lhey
would shell out hiss Lucy promptly went ano Tue young
men gave her $40.
Mr. Garrison introduced resolution denouncing The ac
ton Of the Worlds Temperance convention against Ah'o
lctte L. Brown which adopted.
Mr Barker made bisphrmous address agains! Tue
church and the Bible which Anoineiie Brown In ihus
aant language expressed her Willingness 10 reply. Inc ~
Tenton then adjourned. a., ,uo,o
Convention last evening OF the most eAcihs ehaac
Anoine,te Rown replied 10 Mr. Bakers nfie speech
denouacing hin. ss hereto. >, n
Mr. Garrison replied TO An"uete IN defence OF or bar
Mr. Ncvins also replied 10 barker making sesrfG per
aonai auaons md was interrupted seSera lines oy oa.
son and Barker who were finally hissed down.
Mir. Garrison called Mr. Ne'ins olucSguatu io"aY'
wheIeupon great excitement ensueu.
II was voted hold The next convention Ia Fhiaieiphia,
In October, 1854.
After the adjournment Nevns met Garrison in The street
end demanded apology, which was refused NeSns he
laid violent Garrison pulling hs nose and other
wise abusing him The later made resistance and Ne
,.ns finally taken oil BY his tiiends
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FAILURE OF THE ALLEGHANY.-rh u STATES
steamship Allegheny returned to The naval anchorage al
on her trial trip We regret TO announce that she performed
ycry badly and that this experimental excursion has result
ed In complete and absolute failure on the part OF the
steamer no lime under The most favorable cir uuistan
Gee OF wind de with the application oil both steam and
Sails could her speed be increased 10 aster rate Than SIN
uiles an hour Her machinery worked wIetchedy, and
since the trial. in shattered condition All Thurs
day she in ynnhaven Bay 10 enable her en-
aneers tinker lup Friday she again got under way
and after sewng and tuning and making sundy desperate
efforts che managed TO get twenty five miles East oil Cape
Henry. At this point, Commander Lynch becoming dis
austed with her MOTIONS and concluding ha might moi
be either prudent comfortable be drifting far from
shore very wisely turned about search OF secure har
hor Sbesnchoied n the Horse Shoe oil Old Point Friday
sight and on Saturday took four hours smooth
she aoS lies safely noored another and the last
monument Of folly of governmental experiments in
s;ean-i Norfolk A1gas .,
TIE GUANO TRDE AT CHlNChA ISLANDS. \
i appears Ina, from the llth OF July last, The i:h
Of sep;emte there arrived at sailed FROM remain
Cd al the Chncha Islands 20 vessels c an aggregate too
aase of 81 l26 These vessels had either called WITH
CT taken on board $50 of guano Among them were
the following fof Baltimore Ship Herman Skinner,
with 600 tons; Juuiaia Blnham. tUO IONS; Ratier,
Stump $50 tons and ST Peter pinR CHAM. 700 tons-o,a
saano for Baltimore. lao tons. -,
For Hampton Roads-Ship Dennhe, Chase, win i,sUo
toas Dakotah Davis 2h0 tons; Element. Osgood, ioo
tons Helen McGaw Lunt. 900 tonsi Lone Star boneli
500 ons Lucknow, Plnmmer sb0 tons; Lebanon Hae Wv
900 TONS W. H. Harbeck, Marsa 300 tons; and Amelia
Brown, 600 tons-ioal for Hampton Roads, $50 tons.
-Four vessels, with 800 tons were for New forE, one
With 500 tons for St Thomas and the rest for Caao In
cludiog two Baltimore ships with 1850 tons.
III julien has just finished "katydii POLKA" being a
"reminiscences OF Gaelic Garden. Until he visited the Bat.
;cry julien had heard the kaydid and lis song