Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

rest and when they arr>. ;l- h.iriiiar ci E-gi -.
was caught by twi;;, whlr camsrG ;ha p,sc2 - -
plode. and the conlcuts weIr lodged ~ hir UG!. -.
: survived the accident but short time. a. .u9g. :.
WAS held over the body, resulting III q NriCs =. y
cden;n death. k"rh was -inrlnvc,l st the Ie-,- '
EAR Iron Works, and was much respected ny ~: =.
qualntanccS. Hs had been T,s:ricG bat slo!s ,G..
'CSITfD STATES CIRCCIT CorEr.-ihe :aii .
OF the L. $. Circuit Court for The Eh-tCrn DI=t. y
Virginia, commenced in this city non.a:. J-aE>
Halliburton presiding. The Grand jury ,oHfd '.H2
bills ior nsIcneanor against r-v"n s"'!'t.", &C.
ri NTH mutinouS conduct Oa board the S!l.p 't..s
and true bill against John llouthins, ct t=!ec ~
H., charged with laii robbery.
The RrNAwAYs.-1w, ct the negroes .--as:sA ~
Thursday, in Princess Anne belong 10 NTs. @l2 -
Portsmouth, two 10 Mrs. Thompson O! R,rhirrr. .na
one 10 Chas. II. Shield, Esq Tuey a se=t-s- Z.
Norfolk.
THE DISTURBANCE AT BETHANY CoLLrT- -
correspondent Of the Wheeling Iu;ei! serccr .'..--
that the recent disturbance at Bethany C"irE'. -,
caused by m attempt on the part ui se'G.i aga
litioiists who had entered the Institution. ~ i'g--4
and debate m:schrvous doctrines. br;er wa ss.-
tored by tue prompt di7nissu ot the reirHc'J! '1'
bers.
ARRIVAL OF ORru,rs ~ PoRrsHorrE 90 Ne.
Dr. Nicholson, with eleven ui the Por;sI"yr; a--
phans arrived there from Richmond "u lIr. =
last, in charge OF Capt. Watts. III" kic-".I.i i
committee had deposited SD with Capt. w. "- J.
was equally distributed among the chc"e.. : -
Transcript says they expressed great sa:!- .. 'h
with their visit 10 Richmond, ami il nisH s!";.s 's
arrangements have been made for the earty i-..'u
to Portsmouth, OF those now III tse E!chmVr: -,
lum.
ELECTION or PR0FE>suR.-P Professor ChaTca , 'D..
Venahle OF Hamplcn Sidney College, virgin" 1--
been elected Professor OF Natural phiIoeoUmy a.
Chemistry in the University Of Geor7a.
We call attention to the proclamation o! iLr Gov
eruor lin another columnD offering reward 3, i.t
escape of Z. Crawford from the Pcntru,a!y "t v.
gnia. The Governor oilers iw1 hundred io.i'' "a;
the superintendent two hundred, making the AZ =
some reward OF : 100, i,r the return Vi e ";- d.
RErCKNED 10 THEIR 0wSERs.--''- aii'iei .t-i
that ten OF the eleven slaves, which were carrie =
from Richmond OIL Saturday night l"c'. b"'e "'au =
tarilv returned 10 their owners here. lhs!r E' :
that they were lurcd away by white man. '"r' 49,:
i'll carriages to Petersburg and there ar ni'"'A w.
made 10 place them III very small vcs.c ~ =
to carry them Ia larger. Finding The h":" .' :
vessel very contracted, they refused 10 einO&%
all of them returned this city, with hc exception n
Henry the slave Of Mr. Davidson ol the ~ iG...
Hotel" who embarked on the little crs!t. n '..
doubtless the work oi some ah'IiIOn M-c'. ~
and We trust that the Legislature will n oa~o a-dIt
the most stringent measures inr the pansh'', u =
negro -stealcrs and their abctUrs.
ENPlosIoS ASp Loss OF l.ifE Ar rFk LiALt
HEATH Coal MISEs.-We regret 10 learn ;.s- g.
other explosion ot fire damp occurred III ;nc - !
Compaily Pits. NJ the BinCk Heath Mi:ics C." -
dav hight at half past II O'Clock. OF a0He "'' ~
in the Dir az the time three Were instantly a',si .
has since died and two others are iI'te'! "-~.-e-.
They arr ~ follows
John Marshall. killed. He haG h' he.! ar's ~,
" crushed. lie leave, vie ana seen y -
very young.
Charles Thompson, killed ea,e- aw!f2.
LII. a q ppIlT : : D
Joseph Burton, badly burned, died Tuesday y r0g.s
| ing at half-past ~ O'Clock. he leaves "!.s g. :
| three children.
George Cotton had his lee broEen and 50 crr,a; :
that il was thought ampurntion would b" ne;t-E "
| 1t was believed he would recover.
VIM Wright, II colurrd boy, was So severely ~
! iur4d that il thought he would G'e
| Fourteen others, who were in the pit 81 tie &C
OF tho explosion, were nor inl0r'' "ii ''-.- c.
! safs.
The scene a, the pi, Tuesday was mos. 1ls:oF ~.
The sight OF the bodies oi the dead, and the 81 is
| ings OF the wounded, were of the mos; Tani- " =
| ture. The melancholy scene wa hritLi',.4 .. :
lamentations of the families OF The deer H. q! lt =
being exceedingly aepless.
IyriREsriSG TRiALAT PAtRrcE CecRT Hgc+--
| The trial of Mreln Reynolds aud his cons IA : :
and Alexander Reynolds, charged with The 'nd'~r; g"
Greer. B Satteriicii, before the Comfy CoGT .! -
rick terminated the I'D inst, having inaed E..rJ
ten days. The prisoners were rennnded iof S.s's
trial before the Circuit Court. y corresp"nteh. ~
| furnished the Wing with the following pa:llc".-:s
This result was generally expected as Tie cGl o
pressure was 60 great to render their acGui:* p
mere examining court almost matter oil ht2=''1!-
| IT, Inc evidence is pure circuins,an;!s 40! ft.
srpts many extraordinary developments. les :. l.
was a very interesting one, and involved MAJ 80.
portan medtr0 hcg6I Questions, wii!cb were i-I"'r
with much learning by several OF the cnuns'l. j"e
case argued by John d. Cheq:ham am :" -, -
| Martin for the Commonwealth, ald John /. " ...yL
| of Henry 4. VI. Lybropt, Wm. a. Euiwe!i, N'.9'
SON D. Curter and Walter Staples, OF M?nt,;Gr' -.
for the prisoner. The argument attracted ug&" -
tenou and greatly commented. lHo eE;'ef-'
| will be reported for the paper, as UNDERSTAND
| UslrLn STATE. CIRCUIT Cnukr.- lhe tIG. q
John Arundel, a.ans; whom there are 'H'ee me-
ments one for fulsa swearing, one for forgrG pens
papers, and one for procuring money ny hs."- 80
| papcrs commenced in the L. ). Citri!t la 80.
ru..day The accused is defend, by Mes-:s. -.
Patton, Henry W. Thomas and VIM. sn'i'n
ELEcrIox.-Cieorge iairs,on, Esq, hGs bees c's>'.
3D. without oppo1ition 10 fill rhe vacancy Nr",
in the Senate of Virginia by the death OF no. '.-
| bald Stuart, from the Patrick county district
| SPECIAL ELECTION ~ NoRfoLE.--hc e'?tf '":
was held in Norfolk on Monday tor dcl"gr'o - 80
Geuernl Assembly, TO ill the vucancy nccse'"nrT :
| th. death of VIM. d. Roberts. Francis 'ie-osE -.
elected without opposition
LEAVES AND TRfrs.-ruo process u! clear -.
the Capitol Squareby the removal OF The !".;a !g''
is now being repeated and to this canss may 10 I"
bu,ed the fact, that the shade tree, III that araUi:-s
SPOT evince sckly appearance, while others sr "
and diving Ii it be eXpsient |" remove the icl:'
il il equally expedenr, II the trees arc 10 or Ire''
in their vigor, that their roots should bc '"i. '
| with appropriate aliment. Nsr0um Sat
A CHILD Losr.-Thc tirecGbrcr Eca sls'cs Tia; p
little son of ThOs. Maddox some ~ monies .. "-'
dered from home on the afternoon of sa:UI"aE. : ,
l7th and got lost in the woods AZ G"a, i.-.s s.'
Era the alarm given 10 the neIshbo's, $40 sos
fifteen men were in search for the child t!o GO.
| night, first by the light Of the moot hhG :-r'
| torch-ligh. Their search was IN N".M' u" .--.
| grew cold and .le wind blew hard Inc r"..a W
ti,iulv clad and its feet bare. The search We =
timed on Sunday morning About o'cl"ri. :. RS
| found by the father. A. the shout pls7tH '"'!
to another, that the "ost wn, found, ihf'! CT ~
was awakened i'll the mother heart ntt ma! 'e Co.
| ceived but not expressed The child va. hiiNe. ~
chilled md ins.usble. Ii had wandered ~ TIC So'-a
hall mile, and tum5ling over Il steep hH"S' 20
caught on a little sappng. turning IL; I'h' =. '''
hill and spreading out lis little arms iaS tHc:o "--
its face. until discovered by the inthcE' :" .I' --.
| accounts, il doing well.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
| Sry ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-The UiLaD1 hr- Hir''cI
her. with dates from Mexico 10 the 18Th MT ~
| req had entered the City Of Mexico at tic hsA- y
1000 troops All quiet in tue cry, ine -dt So
having been previously evncua;td. lne .fts o. ~
rrn,nent is TO be removed 10 D"iello de uGHi -'
the Eth of February. The best feeling e1sta ~
| tween Alvarez and Nidaur. Crago has beea e.,
pointed Minister TO Prussin, and scois has 'e'-S--
| the office of Secretary OF the treasury
GENERAL ALMONTE.
| WAsH,SGroS, Nov. 2'th.-Grn. A!mon'e viii 9
main here during the winter a. Mexican Mnfs:at.
| MARRIED.
MARRIED uu the cd .st ut wilma by he Rev : 80
,;np burrows ARTHUR 8 SAMIlL u lG-AnahH 20
ELLA E. dsu.h ht"r Of Br Robert b Lyme u s'e"''~'
| county.
DIED
DIED in Carasyie, Va, OF typhoid ieVer. on Ee-r9s
nesduy morning, the IN inst II, 'in t'c !es ~