Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07

i, ,or,tr,n,. ry No..y. Joarul, Maya. j. X. Ca'hiG.'
llunuS 4, August. Ii,"EIis H. tnhi' nf.
| MmnturL, John -. MuUfurd, and pcrii"ls ":H; ~.
In the ..noisc and confusion "l the 'cs,i,at,vt, nj.
f,;Ind ~ ,b.,ir m,nuy nf the volunteer scilt''ich's vi
cred and drank. ;,r. r,norv,
a1or,Iinp n good shade. nnd allowing ~. fr tho
mir. Mich credit is due 10 the managers W :"
n,rc,,iIo comfortable and admirable maiii', ~
'rI;ch ,hr,, d;.rI,nrn.d their onrrolIsdutlcs ihronSh"u,
the entire programme for the ceremonies "'"' "
the day. ro,;wo,, returned
>, ,h. hanr, nf I'm. civ, under command "i ,"iohcl
Thomas =. August, Adu'""' ""''
and other Field Officers. orm MANY
The duv was fnir but excessively, warm. E"M
rorsnrs ,y.r. kent at home, we learn. ny 4" irar "i ~
r,.um >, III. rytrcmc hrnt of the weather. W
lp"ILnn, Ind - warmer day i'll Richmond. The a''ei'-
blarc, Notwithstanding, was large y ,;I.r. made
During the afternoon the steamer hclE'oc,o ." na
~, o"aur.;nn down the river, returning to the Whit
an =. "a ~ n 0uitr n large number Of citizens rel'!air,
ed 10 the country, p%rcierring to spend inc u"t ". ani
tho shud.s of the country Ia undergoing the hc"' III"
frticIe of Il celebration III the city. o
At night, n grand display Of Fireworks '%on ist ut
NJ rho Irmorv-thc occasion bcii. for the nche"t" ~
the Armnry Band. 4. large number OF lauieS INV
"eptlrmcn were present, all ot whom expressed 'e
Greatest admiration at the display.
The dry was also appropriately c",rhrat,n ~ n v.
rol uf the Sabbnth schools attached to tic '"''"I
churches of the city. The ~t"nchrrs, scholars Hiu
their friends of the "SvcanrOrc Church, reln,''.n ~
n rrnvc in Turnover county, on The llii' "i me '..I
| Rail Road, where the day was spent II! lici"'T a;mt
The teachers and scholars OF III" innu C TIr
Church had interesting exercises NJ u ~
where they were Joined by Il large number nnt' ~
Here there was a recitation by Master y. !ncup, 4
fine little fellow, only four years II, NE WV Mn.t.r
in" of the Declaration of independence ";rntIv.
r. Tuylor ira task which he p"riuriicu "n,'I'"oIi'
Mao n ,ncerh from Muster Charles Iarl"r' ana ~ ~,
dress from Master Binford-both OF "r'Ih ".II" aaa'
themselves in the handsolntSt hiaN"''' !" ,nJ h..n
nent of the church suitable rrircrlsien'7 " 49,
provided for the children, whicr !n'! "pI"" n ., nf thr
inv more thau anv other part "i The ''F''"o''es VI '>
occasion.
NIP NOoRF"S O~RATION.-Wc' were dcHirous
,i uubIisbinc. in this morning pup"r. the Grafton de-
r,.ar,1 NJ, the 4lh inst, nj the AIricnn Church. by
p.y r. V. Moore; but we could not obinln n copy OIL
it until too late To put it in type for 'l'IS ia! 5 p"P''
observation-disclosures Of the death OF Washing
ton c. Page, ESD, Cashier Of the br"'ich o' ''
| Farmers Bank of Nirgimiu, at Alexandria ""S '"i"'
municatrd 10 us yesterday by II gcn'i''n"" " '''
civ. Mr.. p. we understand died on lu'''"a! i"e"'
Inst Mt - o'clock, at his residence in Alexandria NJ
ter an illness of only one hour.
LIBERTY FIRE COMPANY.-lhis large andet
drirpt Fire Company received OH Monday iaS' d he"
md beautiful Hose Reel from II celebrated nal'lac'
tory of Philadelphia. At;cra parade on the "cc''S'oi
of its reception, in full uniform, til" Company repair
ed to Sndlrr'. Hotel, 10 partnkc Of u Supper prepared
far Them, and where they were joined by IL large mum
Der OF invited guests. The entertainment was sIch
~, nnr ~ to reflect credit upon the llbcrality oi that
sniri,,d Company, and also Ia bear high testimony III
faayor of the claims OF Mr.. Sadlcr, M n caterer. Thu
company enjoyed themselves until a late hour III the
evening.
DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-We
learn from Il gentleman who came from Washington
Yesterday, that Il collision occurred on the Baltimore
and Susouehannuh Railroad, on The ih Of July, by
which about 30 persons were killed and wounded.
SUDDEN DEATlI.-On Friday last, Mr.. Rudolph
Roth, of Norfolk, Il native of Bremen, drank freely OF
ice water, then went to II pump and wet his head at
ter which he lay down, and in one hour life was eN.
tinct. He was a baker by trade, and in the employ "i
Miss Adam on Main street, Norfolk.
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.-In Fredericksburg, for
the quarter ending Both June, ti"nr was inspected As
follows