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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09
NEW YORK ELECTION.

Nrw York Nov. Ii, T. SIGHT.-!h: returns are
very scattering Ninety town: have been heard
from. For Governor, Ileadl"y Know. y o'tin= h!' "
plurality OF nearly 300 votes over kng, the r"-!oh
candidate. The other tickets are far behind. Forty
EIGHT districts in the city hav" been henrd from
They give the following result ward, ttHEn''
ZOO; lIeadcy, Notn-'l n|""' 'i"ir,' ~
+ ig0: King. iFusiun,l a,2'h. Brooks hn""-H"-
tIinp senator has II large majority :.
LarrR.-In the interior towns tine F"s"n'ss ar"
gaining on the Know .N"hm=E. r,., L.
Sbout hnlf Of the city returns are IN. Inc Nno"-
Norl.i,rs lea! The lIari- by about J :"".
STILL L,rEK.--Rrturn- mrr II" if"." '"cIHe uH AZ!
,,iiionn! civ districts. The Km"w-Ao;hn-" are s''!
gaining largely. ,,-,.
Hatch, $50: Wari, 81 and kims 3,i'io.
In Otra,., county the Know Nothing State ticket
hn. majority OF 2"'
SECOND DESPATCH.
Nrv YORK, nov. The city has gone for the
Know. Mornings, and the STATE probably the same
way from present iudca;ionsbut the returns are So
confused that reliable result cannot nnw bn arrived
Par:ia! returns show that the Know N0hnys hive
A. U the FusiOnists 3DO0, The Sots 8 900, and The
Hard gI0UD In Buffalo the complete vote stan ds
~ follows: Softs 4,3OU Nnow Nohngs 1900, Fusion
s;s 200.
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Aggregate O: joint acquired ro-rartEer'
ship Territories, sIuarc miles,

ship Territories, SIuhre mites, >''''ii
II will be seen that the Southern half Of the above
territories bv las and evidence oi deeds n!:d trea-
ties amounts 10 one million ,rec hundred 'nousan"
four hundred and sevcnty-wo SQUARE nIirs'Whnh ta.
truds her Northern limit of title and jurisdiction, ui
labor and society tn one hundred and twenty-five
Thousand eight hundred md foriyOur square inic'
on a parallel line North OF i2d degree oil latitude
West of lie river Missouri 10 the Pacific
Ths is The Northern iini; oi The Southern 'o.part-
urship tr.a,ie, in Tint ,ar;rr allowing to the North
the LS'i square miles q! Indian territory "F'n'n.
ally 10 b. Jointly acquired for her 'rNrusivr h'r';
which Northern limit i :Gi"f IN the ID H"nlherh
STUDIES III The ratification "t Tie Mexican tr,"'y' ~
time of their Joint option hy law and evidence
.hc Supreme Court pi the United States. But mas
much the -. pnrH!l. Of m,iIude is the ancient cs-
tabshed boundary between the original discoveries
by Srnin Of New Mrxicn, and Utah. and chi f'rnia
on the South, and by France Of Canada and Mi.ss-
sipui river extending North Of said latitude, it would
be an honorable concession by the South, to leave
ihua l22.SIi squire miles to the hitrrn Northern
States. rather than disturb that ancient line OF bnun-
.nry between the original discoveries by Spain and
France whc! will sill lrnv" "', sig square miles,
embraced in Kansas NeS Mcyicu, l.ah md tnIiluf-
mia, which the sclf-siyird Puritan Fathers at MasSa-
chusct,s Bay" have been the Instrumental! "IiIIn'
with their land robbery 'SA Article" If the Ordi-
nance Of l1sG. OF robbns the fifteen Southern Sintrs,
and twenty million dollars pad Tor the trcr'rs, by
co-partncrship n'a'.Taet'ee and p"Fhdy and pollution
of The sacred halls OF esl>in'l"n aud III" Cost.tl-
tion of the United States by false constructions.
II is seen hv the records, ;hat the South, out Of
two million TX hundred thousand IA square miles
Of Joint acquired cnparmrrSh!p territories s'nc" the
rev nlutiun l. now in prtc"nr!e undi~pntrd prssca-
sion of only :i13.1SG square nIi"s, which give her
nujv sixteen acquired territory representatives IN tho
luw,r House of Congress. whist III, North, from the
frs, Joint 90 partnership Northwest territory under
the virginia deed nl crssi"n, n"w, from FIVE nrg",
p"pulou, md rch STATES, all hn>'ir I" the South
pnrr. out fifty acquired Representatives il Congress.
liz cu nynlnnrl,r over ili' i:rn'- md VOTES ri the
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LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.

u,Ir,N, Nov 1.--rhc sreuInrr A=u, from Liver
mol. Lus arrived The weather Is very bad.
The Asia arrived here last night with Liverpool
Jstr- To the 9th ult. She brings nothing u! an
nnrtancc from the sect of
Brown, Shplcy Co. quotes Cotton dnii, WIN
rp,. ii III. to d. Sales Of the week 5000 bales.
The s,nck OF American on hand amounts t" 2"0'H'
bnlcs Wheat is dull and has declined three pence
E!cur closed dull. n. u decline Of one shining
Sales of Phiiadrlphin aud baltimore flour AZ lbs
az. Ohio 49, Il i:I- Corn cd. higher aud closed
,rnaHy; mixed a.. Provisions generally unchanged:
Lard. none in port. bullion in H." Bank "i England
has decreased hnlt 4 million. C"n>"!- -. Money
nj
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The gentlemen Composing this committee are re.
aiested To meet ut the National Hotel IN Washington
city, Tuesday, the Sth day Of january neS at L
last Democratic National Convention, consists of tn,
following gentlemen:
MIME hastings Strickland
NV Hampshire T.. Il. Atherton,
Errmont-David a. SmGlly.
ilassachusctt=B. +. llailrt.
Rhode Island Welcome c. Sayles
CONCENTRATIONS /. Prntt.
New York -,I"hn r. Berkrnan.
New Jcrsey--J"srph e.. Potts.
Penn. yvama-.jamcs Curnpbcll.
Delaware -,'cnrgr K Riddle.
Observation-Disclosures VI. McLune.
Virginin-Wiilinm II. Clark
North Carolna-W arrru Wiis!0T
,.r1:sa--S. 7. Bailey.
A!ahalna-- Edward &. Belts.
Mississippi-S. K. Adams.
I.oni-iana--A. q. Penn.
Ohio Alfred =. Edgcrton.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. Stone.
Trunrsscr-tirOrge W. Jones.
Inliam--A!rNandrr r. Morrison
inu.~-l-aac Cook.
Missouri Ferdinand krnnclt
Arknn.ls--N.B Burruw.
Mirlsan--T. +. BrodhrnI.
Flordn-rhpmas lialtZ-l!.
T.Xas--.Inmc- w. Scott.
Inwa--.l0srph {. X. Napp.
Wi.cnnsiIi--leni. l.. Hennlng.
Standardization VI. Gwin.
The above call has been inserted at the request o
Hon. George Read Riddle OF Delaware whose let
ter upon the subject is us follows:
WILMrSGroy, DELL Oct - ls;,'.
70 n. Eit1r N The EAton:
SIR: As the Democratic National Committee have
heretofore assembled cnry III the month nf JanuarY
preceding tn: presidential election thought il pro.
per- AZ ma old member, address those who's. post
Offices We're by me known. embracing n maiJTity,i
rud from their replies authorize you 10 announce that
laid committee will meet At the National Hotel
Washington, ID. g.. on Monday, the Sth day OF Jan
uury nrxr, nj l!n'clock. NJ.
Please publish the call upon receipt Of this, that il
may reach the distant members in time for them q
attend the meeting; and ob!Ige your ohcdent servant
GEO. READ RIDDLE,
Mnmher of Cnlnnittr. for Delnwnrr.
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if.o::. tue Boston Pcsi
THE pom S OF LOVE

:. pa-hful lover once upon tine,
In his meek wooing had recourse 10 rhyme
H. 1--we wa. s;rong--h!s courage very week
To.r.t.,r he printed wI.gt he dare not speak,
AZ! w,ot. and waited. with Il hopeful heart.
Patient rs petrarch, II rot quite :" smart
Sle, sifs auothcr LI0ra Of her times,
J., yrrG Ia inspire. bat not t. read MS fns"'cs'
A. .r indifferent 10 his Verse and !a'e,
$40 un.e wu-t;ed !e; him writ.-and wait.
tn, So, liked r.casus, ~ WAS fully proved
E,ih. ,un,b.- tu.u .s:. mjgni have loved
Ervfil,. ~ SnoSd, she wed a 5snkrupts heir
because, instead vi one. he drove his pair
MORAL.
Trust not vour wooiuE 10 III" ;eache5oNs muse.
u, love a:.i labor, zen 10 one, y"d lose
II ...~='s "a poetry nor E;"scin nor
Nor rnrlnc nor .ea>on-thore's II Way I" win her:
S,.as all your sishns, watch your favored hour
And a., your cour;;ig with ":wp horse p""e''
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:. o :. 9 - 4,
,,rr s,AE kSH fUi. i%-E

IT.. eve. r.srr.r,.> 's"", =" i",,' II, ..n,rch
-, .I.,,.- ., .!,r l'u'>'':'e 'NN n
tn.-,,,j T.. marr- MI ug rea''h! ~ ~
. ,...,,, r.,.L,r ;,.:o who,> ha.1' IL t''> '"''
f.wsss Al srs..a. calm an" -,
4. se; ltlS earth IN S''> ~
Ihp s.uGe CURTAINS .; 's'' ',' .r-,.,,. " ~
Tn wnn,!e.:rs ans 81 i'-",
T',.,' m, sii,cr.-hted ''Fc"n''
7st:,,.r,,ot bre.Ia pi r"s.s t"'"e' ;, ,r.sn.
l27 hat az. 49, lint weave poet dte""
q =. aS.,,J, w.rc h,.stimg ~ I" pay, y,.sv.u.
49,, yIn-ious hiris u-i !"'sed tI''"'
vi. brh above their ae'"i :",.',
r,,,,c seeugd . .'N!"S S'a' - '''
r,,.r r,,h, h. s.rlllrc rays came GU.
MI sn;,.!,t a .oviy mrrna'ins ~ ,;,n,
AInn. whose bank sn't "i'' -, ', jrrgm.
80 lilies dropped ,:.eir "e;''i7 80 -
Ir,. i:,Y. ,qi,. HrJ I'"v.'H'i
- .,,,. c,,nulic hi-c""rr't "u'
80 ',l :, ~ 49,. nrr tie wist'ui low"
,rL,, Long HAD lain enta!-l." 'neIo
Ma ci,rs, CLEANS. ana iNut"'",
rls, IN The shrine OF night oe:"ns'
".. " r.J in irsgran.. FASHIONED signs
The love lhst thrilled her soul 10 'ops
I.a; loving star, so pure aud hrSnf,
Seemed cold Nj! COY e. maiden le"I'
y.,,II she raised her heavrmwnrd eyes
Ar.I hr,nmed her lily cup wtn !'SrS,
.rt when his beams came treil"i't.s "'""
r. L:ss IL. wnv. that Jared her leet'
s., .Io,yl, ,IrcUp.i her snowy 3ro"'
:T;,i wave and <;sr, Gnd lily mel.
49, Ins;o- ,ruc!: 50 wildly thrilled,
She wished nor pra,cc TOY greater DISC
Than t2ndly look The love She lett,
AID nightly bend bsnea!.: Ills KISS
Wien morning came, with Flushing hues'
Th.. star would pale upon her heart
Eat not tie memocy OF his beams-
rley grew to be OF life Il part
EN- ~ The cgrsh hrGcs o! ro'n.
Blu, dsr!ighr's veil oi golden hue
Concealed his loving smiles from heI
I.us passed the weary tagging hours
Pals 4 ,wsr below, aud siar above
Til pi;vng angel from :hs sky
Stopped dpwu aud blessed thcir dream VI io'e'
lis took the star beams !r"ni their throne
And placed chem in the !ys breast
Where now 10 more they wandering rnail'
but there forever swee'iv rest.
4 ,iav vase offrasrance rare
Contains that Lowing STAR ~ ioVe.
Cnfuld IFS leaves, and, me>rling lhere'
Behold snowy, spot!css dove.
Er,fin"h within tie llv's cup.
With folded wing aud dcwy eyes:
il seems to thee sacred thing,
a. emblem sent from P"rnI,ee--
a neGu.eous type of wonan's love-
D=sD hidden fc"T tie wn,ii apart
! dove that never tries ts wing,
Du, oroods aid nesi.ss III ne heart
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

DosToN, Nov. T. IL z. M.-The city gives Gard.
nrr, iknow-Notnrg,l 5312; Beach, tDe,oocfna,t,l
42U0: Valley, (Whixl 2,s72; Rockwell, tlsep"oil-
cau, 1904. In the State furty-dre cities AMI '"mnS
have been heard from, in which Gardner Is iafse'
ahead. sIec-
LATER The election has resulted IN tle I'm ten
zion Of Governor GARDNER by amalor.tt % are that
TO fifteen thousand votes The Inaich'; - the Lee
the Know .Sothings will have majority IN lie ''@
gislsture.
Bosroy, Nov. 1-Returns from 4' n ," Is 0U for
State but niue, show pluraty .. i. elected 10
from he tenth district To the lower hoa's
Of liz S al o hsys vnffs.
1870 members against w eec'e tl " on ,hs
inys have 23-all others H.
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Will ,iNovS Acr.-Oue day last week, piece 81
timber spii"i down across the track at IN" CrhtrH'
Raroad, at Buffalo Gap, was discovered J'St III Tire
Ia prevent most dreadful accident, rs the cars "i
prnacled 10 within IL few feet at It before 'h"y c"uI'i
be stopped. Had il not been discovered, the precip
tnt0n nj the whole down al rmbRnkmeut at nb""'
one hundred feet and the destruction OF several i'rs
would have Ecen almost Inevitable.
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FATAL DISTURBANCE AT ALBANY.

= t.AT- I7IN H.sNNN J. nj ALBANl
NE" YORK, Nov. 1.-The S,stc election is pro-
crossing with mucH spirit and s"me excitement in
this city 4 despatch from Albany says that the I'd
wsrd polls arc swa:;mj9g with ar excited crowd
caused by dlstu:""cr between two parties in which
Michael Brennan, tSh.iu;; .nun, having assaulted
Wa. NJ. Cr'sSer' tie latter drew l';sto! nnd shot
DcenIau through the heart, killing him instantly.
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T.tls Eitors o. Tie E.!"r'T CO.,.
900 - " A. 0cronIR ~, 800.

I s,,.,,,s.. ~, a,li,uss. mai respectfully
f'.i 49,, viii ,,n...G il before ;lc S'''A.! p""l'n,
L t,c r,rr.tl, and history "i the arg III
Of tho Ordinance OF l.s anl the C"ns, n,,
~ !I,- mr.. =, i; and an responsible Ion it, !
,,y n,,,, 10 wit. the t:uh 90 fac as anth'li5ed d!
,l,, in; IL, "rt.s anI ":.!en'e. ~,
XIV that the $,at!''np"'re a.c not ihoI"u%n?
posted up the h'erts Of Their Irrrt.rl"I RI,
lin, Treaties an.i .,le deeds with the North Hi''r '
Revolution. aud cannot now they are I" t'' 80
with their country AM liberty without pe'"s "e'
posted ui. non h.csuse Of its
send it tn Your press III preference, peta"'u us
w"r ri"his m,eresi- liberty and prosperity are
Scs IIs p p the SUBJECT And beside Look Tir
upon il a. The rast ri hon" as well as duty oil VIZ h
VIA to take the lend in protecting the merits OF ner
deed OF crs-on OF lS March lat ana , ",,| ,e pun
Tic r-rua,c, OF her patriot leaders "I 'na' oay'
Respectfully. Your obdt serrI. =, D,-,c
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luiKE MILE.

Ii-:in.u Decd March i. i-si, O; her ,.
Norih-Wc:t Territory, Z'i'o9i
Iowa; part ;rol. N.r='! Dee. anG pHrt
FROM oiBt acquired Indian Territory
the latter -"
E"ri!r-Wcs, Of the river Mississippi
and East Of the Rocky Munialn-,
,n ,rG"'" T"rrito. y;,'''S''' 723,sis
The above reserved Indian Territory
will, eventually, h- ipirtlv acquired
for the Exclusive Grnrht at the ,.
North. "SSi'
Oregon, West Of tie Rock Mountains ,,
to the Pacic, 3il'de'
North ,rurt of Louisiana CIT off at the
ndns sion OF Missouri, At latitude b.
Sc. bv what ha, proved 70 be 4" c"uI!-
trrruit "romprn,ni>e. ): degree. "ii. ..o,
tuie by 9. longitude, l's"N
"u ,;aY '"' '''' N>' 4is.Ggl
No.. N.,ic, lorj,inalI also Southern, l!6g5l
In exclusive possession claimed b. the
North, square miles, <'-%' ,'''
Tie South il in open undisput"d posses-
sion Of whG; wus left a, Louisiana be.
low So 80 together w;th Florida aid
Texas: amounting TO the pitiiul au'n .,.,,..
of '''' q
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SAILING OF TIE AFKt ia. fs
Bosrox, Nov. 1.-The steainsip -. az!
pool, sailed to-day, with S9Vo'oo' 'n'F'
nulnbsE OF Passengsr''
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10 4. E5Mors = .sc Gn3H"c"-

10 z. Sa.tor' + 10 Ir3W"c"-
T.LMrHGro: :. c. Oct. -, !e'3.
Gtut,em.n:-S hnu.l you .celn pepper ~ publish
nv a,i,rs, und. bate 9" The 18Th INST. reflection
t,inI: il i due to the l,ubc xiib,; The trrrt"ri"
co.;,a:.ue.hjp 'pn:i"r,n'' Of deed treaties. ii'!"
and iurisi.r,j,,r ,,i which stand; which. u near as
lave been Hhir I" asrertn'n from tn" "ihri"! re-
.,r,j. in the General Land Q.l.ce at Washington city,
i. ~ follows:
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sl3s.59i o.
n. c. COOPER,
THUS. T. COSAWAY,
WM. D. EYSTER,
ISAAC HOL NAN.

MAlIos COUNTY, SS. Tovs.:
This day, personally appeared before Justice OF
the Peace OF said county, G. L. Sprgg Cas- and made
oath that the above statement the best OF bis
knowledge sld belief THos. RaEa, j. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09

VALET AGwicrLruKAL> S"CIETr.-Ata me
nj ihi- Society, held "u thu 18Th 1T October, n'o'e
pissed {" terminate the rXi-ieuc" 81 that A--'ra'
The Suri,,y was then recognised under The n"i
venp"rI Unanimously elected Pr=sideut-Mr. Boz
dcclIuln. u re election.
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No"fL CAsF.-A msdcmcan1r case was ;rei
fore IT,: CrHutv Court -! Augusta, Va, IaS' '"
winch attire TEA considerable attention:
FL was as Indictment for tresInss Of .unii, :!
Gentlemen, for u sCrenadr 10 Young married G.
Tn" Jury brought III verde. oi one cent u
ages"
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For S.LE.-Onc Of the EDITORS OF the LynchO
Republican, having bushes. that require. hi. Ai'
ton III the Suuth oilers hi. interest III that es'"'D
meut for SHE.
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RELIEF fpR NoEiOLK ASp PORr>HNuIH.--l
Prmi' Iter, Executive officer OF thu unl;rC y
sicnnrr >trAnIc, n"w ~ the MrD.iirrrsncsa,
trJ":sni:I.,! Z" the actin. Mayor ot Nuriolh. tie
nj f"e LuuGrci dollars. CONT: but-L hv The I'll
ani crew If ll!nf vessel for the s;Ch and su;itTlG
Nprlo.s; ani Portsmouth, 10 be equally divided
twut,u th,. Two ,Jlncr.,
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! ODp FILLows iisLt.--I; will I've seen 10y I'd
i,s-in.-.i: IL anvt!.cy column thu, DR.. L. BCaio
! Illuminated History Of Dr.. Kruo's Arctic IN
rr,inn. tu.rlirT with BE En-. hmd Danish se
e. for III. john Franklin in TIE !ri:i GpGc, will /
EiJicd az the aco"r Ion tn.risbt, rther with
IT tho -irgo aud auubur,.lncnt 81 Sc5.st"po.
P.tr:orrnl Will be accompanied by appropriate
explanatory lectures By Prof. u. &. Laruc, Of
YORK cay.
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DASGEK. on FIuiD LAHPS.--On M"u:ay
la, Nj. R"h'cra Hart, residing with NJ. W
Ready family Oh Grace street, wps :" dr'H'
burned while using MUD lamp. bat @E""' i'n
cn.er;nircd OF her recovery. N.isrd"r-'e"G! III.
wa- harding dpubl" tube lamp, "n" -! We
having no wick III il, and that Oh accidentally vi
it 10 On" side, The fluid ran out, .irra! "'f
Clothes and then caught tie, envei"p!ng 'r'
shoe: al Ham" almost INN dia'ely. DIR. '"''
called in. and rendered her medical aid, bat sH'
. Il rritiluI Cnul nm.
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Rr>iGHATioS All: ATPVISTMENT.-Ih HE Ch'el
-ine,r of the Virginia AMI Tennessee Kali Road
inn re.irm-G the remaining work OH the road, Il
u. the Salf ". rka brunch, have been placed VI
cha.Er If Mr.. YIN W. BlGckfnrd OF Lynchhw:
some YEAR. assistant engineer on the line. VI.
youn. gentleman OF iinc capacity and much +!
III hi profession.
Mr. Buiur,. the efficient engineer of III" trach
my department, r,.luans in c!.nrs;c at that brat
iEc work.
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Coz. Wrop arrive! III tl.- city laat evening
-;nppius at the Exchange. II: visits our ~.
t':r v.".r OF sr,cc;.nLa lraa:Ion for s'aIi {
ton. Look Tor BIZ advertisement to-lr"nOw
in..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09

FIkE.-The dwelling house OF Geo. "a lat "a
Washington county, was burned d""
night week The ire W as acc!deH.s''
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IL. FULL RlG.-A Cincinnati pap'' to-
advertisement OF bonnets and pe.''N ,o,,,
mems wear, to correspond with the 'n'"''
univ erse!iy worn.
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HiNk OF KAMA v u

MLpES vIRGlTIh, lsr Der" 10 ,
70 His ENcrl!'lcy JuSErn JonSsoS, G"'cr.u! "' -"
sir -ilrrew; | hand you statement nj liz ""'N u
Knnawhn TO tn: Ia,C
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SorIHeIDf R,,iROAn.-The statements 0
Jas. T.. Cu,hhcr', Treasurer, sh"w gro''
for Tie pas; year "i$?j2, %, whic'i..7 a0oG'
cent. more than the year previous. Il the recrr
the next year should increase fifty per cent ,h'
pnay will have q gross income "t about 81
Slg7 900 net. This is somewhat Uvnr IL" -
made by the SUPERINTENDENT. bu; the Board o.
"wine that il w: be- reac;sct.
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BRr,cH u PR",nsE CA:E.-a , E,"
torres, WINS concluded last week al Nu".at e.,
f.rsou cnanty, Virginia. when ht''" W. "
listeners. 4 Miss Beail h"d sJe .h. ,..". ,oa.
breHcn .. ..r,va,rd one, for the jury foupd
b.! "'p Tor the plaintiff. Messrs. J. u: "
o Il tt,rr frr The plaintiff, aud Mcssrs: L. .,
81 Nm. Lucas for tue defendant. W. vs.,
US the irs; case Of the sort ever tried IL 'H''
aud hence :ae unusual interest.
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OrpusIrIoS TO Rail ROApH.--A woe YVES
in Alexandria Monday. on the proposition -
the Washington aud Ai.Naudrr Raiif"tH '.
to come within III. cVrpnrai" Limits al '!'' ~,
with their cars, which va. decided III me "e'"
u vote of 2.J.i To Sos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09

SALE OF AZ E-r,Tf.-ihr Sp,;a knog
Le-sburg, Loudoun county r T, Mao
"r-mplr Hail." be."nEins - - a lew day:
tanning 90 acres, Wa
Ilrury 4. Bal, tor :aH,'f''
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THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMIT
TEE

Am, respectfully, your obi serv't
W, Il DAVIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09

wan:nn. criminal md prrli'lnuS
l. California common domain with the fifteen
Southern States robbed nf their sover-igniy" Of title
md jurisdiction md 'orsrd hv hr same old Puri-
tan ''ArticI"" ri ISL IL Ka;-as common do
man," with The same old Puritan "Ar'iclr" Of lis.
sill han. ng Il Ia iorG he S0H'h ant OF her law
ful sovcr,i-riy" hy Fraudulent land robbery, f"O;
race y.5>,c.<sor forced in by Northern !rnsiativ.
State laws Of Incorporated land robbery companies
for the expressed ais! ayowci hn-i!l" purpose to rob
III" Soul, ii her couary, "sovcrr!gniy, md twenty
million 'l"i;ar- paid i,': The trca!r-i
All these things, s!rs b"lI; the fact with tI.rr Puri-
tan plymouth Rock, ius"mc, local painting with the
Bible im t,oa' as their Textbook nj the same time
i'll Congress, ask where il the truth. substance and
reality Of those great words, c0Ti dym0,n we sec
daily travelling Tie Southern ruui'!S nt the press
from the North ~ gall and deceive The Southern
people and rob them uf their "sovereignty md Ii.
berry in their ow: lawful territories! When they
l'sr their liberty and rights il cH' M!HC what surety
have they tia! the balance will not soon fviiuw'
Ii the North VIII have n wall between herself
aud the South for an, say. let :hc Supreme Court
put it in Tie ~Gt place, the !i parallel of laii-
tude WEST cf the Missouri river 10 the Pacific.
Oar d.iui. ] orators md leaders will 6ud in the cni
that they cnrryiu- "S'u;Ecrn sovereignty" md
o:cury tn VERY l,w .Ud corrupt markv., wueu they
70 "dOrn Iqst' ~ IT, Mecca" OF Massachusetts,
party n'jyriHJ.s" 10 bow the knees of tide South
to that G.hud cour.l' Of kuow.Sothiuc Puritan
treason in their sancrifed robes OF "stoeu livery Of
Souhcrn territories. treaties, title, jurisdiction, and
twenty million dollars taxable revenue. They are
thirteen or fifteen years bchiud the times OF being
the trst settlers Of the United States, which they
cnirn make religious and political capital OFT -
with their trlsonr, local painting over the threshold
Of Congress:
The fifteen Northern States, under the influence OF
the New England Puritans since 1877, because they
now hold an accumulated minority Ut votes IN Con
Grcss by robbing the South OF her territories III time
past, ass!!o 10 claim California Utah, New Mexico
end Kansas, all entirely beyond their Northern trea-
ties, title and Jurisdiction; aud also claiu the ri h to
"slt in Judgment" by long political "prs"dced par
~ Yeas aud nays 10 CouSress, aud to uos the South
out Of her country aud lwepty miop d0!lsss paid Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
THE CHIEF or POLICE.

meeting OF the Special Committee Of the Board Of
Aldermen, appointed to inquire why the Chief OF Po-
lice has not answered the resolution offered By Al
deiusn Briggs re.ative TO the Police De 'srtmeot,
ard sdo J'ed BY the Board, February ;, 1855, was
bed on Saturday. Prssent-Aliermsn Briggs. Caair-
msn. Alderman c. II. Tucker, and George ". Mat
sell, Chief of Police.
CHEF MATsELL was examined He said-We
have Rad great deal Of difficulty; m.ny OF the best
zen in the Department have refused to answer the
questions.
ALDERMAN BErGGs-Who are these men
CHHT-Mr. Roome i. one, brother of Judge
Roome-a highly respectable man.
ALDLRsAS BRIGGs-The Committee acquainted
with Mr.. Roome, and we will attend to his here
after; alive wan, from you is correct report accord
ing to the terms Of the resolution aud all those who
have refused to answer the questions will be attended
10 in due time.
CHEF with to show ths, there is no disposition
on my part to dodge any responsibility; am not re-
spousibe for the appointment Of anybody think
the Instructions have been complied with generally.
The Chefihen stated that the report would be pre-
seDted to the Board of Aldermen on Monday night.
The Committee expressed themselves satisfied, AMI
then adjourned.