Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-11

,ia,.d fine doctrine that il s their duty ~ il is their
incnniiol To preserve the Oulauce nj power, aud .n
protect the weak from HAVING tstIr territories mr"d-
ed by the strong. whcfhcr III lic Eastern or the Nri'
rrn Hemisphere.
We rcrrat, England and Fianccr ought 10 bring :hr
United States 10 Ter senses But in doing sn recourse.
could un, be- had Ia mere diplomacy in the form ot
i'll. ta,k No. Let Il squadron Oi English nnl French
ships appear oil the port OF New York. or some more
r,i1ibl: American port, and let the diplomacy he
demand for tie payment OF Il sufficient sum for the
rebuilding o. Grcyuwn, ihe inlcmnicatiuu OF the
sufferers and the laynicnt "l the cAicscs OF the r..
pcditiuu: also un ample apology to The English Rnd
Mosuui,ian Governments, for The Insult Offered to
;hei. respective naSs. Captuim llpilins should bc
also dismissed the AMERICAN service and declared in-
capable of serving a-aI. Let reasonable time b"
given for uu answer 10 be received from Washing
ion; and in the event u such alibSrc Lcin. gwen
in the prescribed time, or should the hnswrr be- un-
sat isiactorv, rcrihuvr justice wou.I demand thar
the American port should lie served i'll the
ncr as Americans served Greytowm Such n measure
would be severe: but il would tcud 10 soften future
and grenrr severity.
We must remark, here that tircyt0wn not set
OH lire by the silo and she! OF the Cyanc, Us we were
led to suppose and as we implied in our Bulletin OF
yesterday. The art is, after the bunglng fire of the
Americans had proved Intellectual, the crew OF the
Cyane landed und fire to the town with some con-
bust!blc material. The magazine contained at the
time, $50 barrels of gunpowdcr. Being appr'z'd oi
this, the valiant gentlcrcn nf course, did not ven
Lnyin, Train from the magazine, they retired ana
fired the train, when they Gt Satr distance, hnd
thus blew NJ the magazine. We are informed that
the sight was .na-niticrn; i'll the extreme.
4 rulnor was niloat Yesterday that the Americans
had pulled down 'lc British fa from the Consulate
and ;runIlic,l "m aHd otherwise ins!.;cd il. We urc
informed on the an;:"riiy Of officer -! the Dee,
tha, s,.c! wa. not the rct: hut a, what stated III
uu. Rull,iin 'ya- nnnlcly, iha, the !u.: was
bur.lr, with the C"iisul'S mouse.
Mr.. Martin, III" Mayor OF Gr"ytowr, SAYS u shell
ii. into ls h"isc, just before him. hu., fortunately,
did ,ut explode Mr.. Martin considered this Il suii-
ccnt writ %, .jcc;mcn; and cleared out accordingly.
Loud and deep the threats against this gentle
num- Ii ihc Americans had caught him, no doubt l."
would have had "a short shrii, no doubt, long
rope Fortunately, however, he escaped their clutch.
Iii, Mrics,y, the King OF Mosquito, was At Blue
fields.
W. ;l," miu"l Saiisla ZION iu ''rumg i;,i sub
srrp:inu hl- l''n raised III ili- ti:y h""i - III
Eycr,ncY IL" Governor. H.: M iinrn",.!a rc',' "i
the suffering poor imhah!;aas Gr.ytnw.., and ;ha:
! nn amount hrdcrin. tluG ha> been already r"-
rcivcd This i {" u" ..yprI:rd on the prrrh!sr
u! provisions IA hr forwarded hy II! VI. ). Epr@r I"
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dvn will prov" oi material benefit Tn" list i uT"li
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