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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07
LAND AND MILIS FOR SALE.

TENuE subscriber oreEs Tor oale u vHuh Die TRACT OF
Il LAND. in the county Of Mecklcnburg containing
Sre auaIrcd and rixtyonc acres, with valuable Sill
stv.a. pair OF Corn and Wheu Stoncr md Saw Mill
mos. snbetanal stone dam, and head Of water
:.:Nn high. The land is OF eXcelrn; quality OF
hs' has been greatly improved by guano and co
rcr m ite antgrazrg easily cultivated and lies
5ca1all!y as could be desirei-cutvatcd under tho
'a-e":.: y-ser with three tobacco lots of hundred
si ;wcay five thousand osch improved and highly pro-
ticve. Also. about hundred ucrcs Of Creek Flats
aot aao;o ;uunda,ou. with abundance OF Wood Land
tor the necessities os the Farm. The OF
the ao.' comfortable and convenient kind large House,
VIA eight :ooas framed Kitchen. Dairy Smoke and Ice
aou'es These are all good condition, and situated tn
oeauahi oak grove, upon large public rosd There are
Hx excellent Bans and a fine Granary shedded oil
srouHc and one OF smiths ThreaheIs attached good
Negro Cabins win brick chmneys; two Orchards OF very
select var7oy o! fruit. and delightful garden soil
eo".n':: .gs grapes rur,s. and al the luxurcs OF
god sar;el be es being located in the midst OF the
". ~Si"sy This Farm is very accessible market be
.: ~!hin nre rilct o: rhe Railroad Ciarksvle itself
&C nGSe' also tine markets OF Petersburg, Noi folk
:Ac5inond, und in fifteen miles OF the Dauville Rail-
rs1.
desires win sell the land apart from the
% :aush the latter has failed TO pay the interest
- amount asked for tho whole. aud Of;ener much
~. Address EDWARD TONNES
'1.sls-cona Clnrk,yile Sa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07
vALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA.

tSINIEEN 1iUNUNEU NIhbsD
up1vlSt leased, for II OF years, The Fsuquier
,,on warrants the belief rtat they viii be kept in tho
s tyle the undersigned offers for SALE the vslua.
sls fer, which surrounds the Springs. =
|, contains upwards c 45o acres FLOW grounds remark
,b for ex,rsordnsry crops OF Corn and capable OF being
sde the bcs, possible meadows Apart OF this land yield
=. loo 5usr. sim lie acren 1853 the year o! sue
c,.y. cutraop l;iout manure, arG IL 1891, bad as
wa the season produced 20 bushels The far,u is easily
u,cepale OF divon and is certainly Que Of TIE best IN
TfYNS-One third on lst o! December next, and the
s,sncs in lad years thereafter with interest from Gate
Of delivery. l., :,
-, addressed 10 ''Wsrrcnton Sprngs, Vs c. 10 Wash
20 So - THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07
.NEI.Ik LAND FOR SALE

-OR Sal F. very valuable farm iniac county Of Ame'
Ts on tb,. Gen!to Road hree miles from Giles Mills.
ok from tiento from Chua, and six from Mat'on1
,r5s I42s ncrcs of whc. 600 in wood 200 in pine
md 90 in branch flats Il oric!nsly OF the beat
,'u,a,ions in the county. particularly adapted TO the
with OF wheat and tobacco and i susceptible OF very
Il. degree OF Improvement. II is one Q: the most
5.slhy aud agreeable neighborh"ods in the State. Mr.
~:-ansto purchase
For further particulars, apply to T. T. Gcs ESQ.,, Rich
road or 70 Mr. Sunl Jones' Matoax Post Office, Amelia
e,uu'y July le-c2m
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w En-, a. Ell.
TIME sahsc-Hcr C.ers for sue the tract OF land called
Il MUHTOr!. lying IN the Forks OF Hanover, ana con
:b!aas 2c nc:es IS situated in healthy Intelligent
AZ; :saIed chhorhood and o access from either
u. Ccn':,l o. h.cEmond End Fredericksburg Rail Roao
not deemed ucccssary describe the land NJ pe-socs
w!:aa.o ?gcLae- will view themselves For terms
y:o :te subscriber who will take pleasure IN sbo~!ns
he i !! 70 aay one. RICHARD +. BERKELEY,
Agent for Lcgatees.
A:6!ess "vcrdou' Post Office.
BTEe su5srrbcr Hill sell o06 Of land mostly
Tod adjoining the above tract il desired by the purchs.
49,. R. F. B.
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VlRGINIA.-IN CHANCERY.-At Rules held in tt .
Clerks ofice of the Circuit Court of Louisa county,
90 Aondsy, July the I'd, 1855:
Levin plaintiff

ITks Ofice of the Circuit Court OF Louisa county,
% Monday, july the cd, 1855:
Le"n ". Landr;n, Plainnn,
Hong, Locker, Baullen Locker, and Benjamin +.
der Lock. ''s;or with the will annexed OF Alexrn'
tn ~. dSt'a.cd Defendants.
void "a So. ., us suit 70 set aside as fraudulent and
sb.ep, nc Gam Of the plaintiff deed from the
dan. Bsujas .'l'a5cth Locker, to the absent dc'en
N III. CIe,t :a;ed 2st May, 1883, and OF record
5eoueatned - o: !ousr, conveying certain siayes
.ti Of aIc,,s saa Elizabeth Locker for life. oy the
..M bv a. LosAe' tna also conveying all claims
s-, mi >, ' oter' Tor debts due her and other CT
Rs, ,n saSh In the hanl. Of The home defendant,
.. IopSns administrator with the will annexed
... Locker deceased the proucrty, claims and
,I.- cd BY said deed and all other property and
s,s 50 s oahds TO which the absent defendant Elze.
ess ~ I'n entitled =. to subject the same 10 the
M. sse p!a!nf, which claim /. for $3.50 with into.
elU 80, par thereof, from 3lst December 1850; on
on 81 pan thereof. from 3st December 1851; and
d da. ea ue thereof from 10Th November 1859 I'LL
assd. and 81 7en account; and affidavit having been
avdep i taa. the detcndsuts, Elizabeth Locker aud
!: o. ,5e Erc not residents Of this State, on mo-
s., pannh by his attorney, it 10 ordered that the
Ab ,s a1ied deiendsnts do appear here within ons
*s,,y cue publication Of this order. and do ~hut IL
~, 20 protect their interests; aud that copy Of this
e. published week for four successive weeks
y .. Enaurers newspaper published in the
and also posted at the front door Of tho
ts.y GO .! this county, the frat day of the next
,:T A copy-Teste,
'-e"iw DAVID N. HUNTER, Clerk
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7,

profess. will ultimately abode in those re-
gIons Of bliss which nll aim finally TO reach. think
TINT there is no pntentate in Europe whatever hi-
religion may be, moro enlightened at this moment
so interesting as the Papa! head Of the Papa See
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07
LAND FOR SALE NEAR BOYDTON,

TJSNC subscriber offers for shie valuable tract OF land
nenr Boyd.on. in the county OF N cklenburc con-
s, so scres The land s OF exceen. qunGty is easy
cr:,vs,.l and lies US beautifully could be desired
there arc fine improved tobacco lots about $50 acres Of
c... a, and 400 Of fnc tinbcred forest The i'm
proyeeus .re GOOD and comfortable. The location !.
pleasant au sur:ouudcd by excellent society. The farm
very sle market, being il two miles OF Boyd
so fourteen OF carksvillc of the oydton and
rst-rsturg Plank RonI proximity to Boydon renders
cverv de.sr1lle The terms will be accommodating.
Address II. g. LElGH,
iulv iS-ciN Rovdon. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07
Dan RIVER LAND,

NOR SALE, very valuable plantation on Dan River
n he county OF P,,,sylvauia, eight miles above Dan
ye and !.aUaelisc!y tn. stat. line II contains 1908
aces o! nicn $50 river low grounds, and $50 u
acCd. It in the nest tobacco region iu the Cnon
&c particularly adapted the growth of that article
IS The oes; plantation 10 market IN this scction OF the
so.urry and ms tue Richmond aud DanNiue Rail Road
a be this and the river raviSeble hfy
.-e above 4! there will be a rapid and cheap comrnuri.
SOD II coud Be d.vided, to make two very good
!arns
TERMS OF SALE:-Onc.tbird cash, the balance In one
ud 40 years the bonds bearing interest from date. An
,snccn,eu, could probably be made by which the time
i: nn deferred pay could be eztended tbs interest
se:., 7.ii runc,ugllv The title will be withheld until the
-; pGyrnen, is,raGe
i; 10, .oI privately j, will be offered publicly, on the
a., day Of September next.
=, ac. p.r;cula.s apply b. letter, directed 10 Box
E5 :: Dsn,ille va July le-c2a,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Essex CIRCUIT COURT, JULY 10, 1855. )
1UyO William G. Tribe who sues as well in his ow

vUyo William r. G. Tribe who as well i'll his own
behalf as Of such creditors Of Ross A. Canhorn, do.
ceased who shall In aud make themselves parties to
this suit and contribute their proportion OF the costs and
expenses of same plaintiff; and Robert r. Wnring Rich
ard H. w,ring and Thomas L. Wsring, administrators OF
the personal estate OF William L. Warning deceased who,
his lifetime was administrator Of Ross Cauthcrn, de-
ceased Es'hsnieJ b. Whitlock sheriff ef Essex county,
and committee administrator de bonis OF the personal
estate OF Ross A. Cauthorn, deceased Sarah Cauthorn,
widow and renet of Ross A. Caurhorn, deceased James
Bray and Anna his wife, who was Anna Cauthorn, Sa'
ran G. Csu,horn,. iRo,s A. Csuthorn Leah Cauthorn,
NoSsI. nor Csu,horn Emily Cauhorn, Henrietta Cauhorn
u Msry c. Cauthorn tho last named infants by
iS: @ 's0a assigned guardian ad em 10 defend them III
n 1e hereby notified tbs. have fixed upon tho gath
@ nusoss next, fair. If not, the next fair day
s ,h SUNDAY e1c.p,ed) to take and settle hiny OF
,bn , s p OF William l.. Warnings administration on
H"sucI '"cs Ceuthoru, dece@ed, the account OF
,,ss n5 -. ~ masosks administration the said ss'
.as n. az .vount OF the outstanding claims asnnst the
corr 10 be taken by tic decree of Essex
;, in CSnn,crS J',so,n 9n the 9th day Of May !a 10
parties plantia and defendants -, which tim,c and
pscc you required attend c;;xsn ~ ny hand
Commissioner in chsncery Of tho raid cour, tie day
and year first aforesaid O e'0'N Wv ~
July l7-cwiw II. w DAncrprIryn
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IIRGINIA-IY CnANCERY--At Rule. held in III,

\ LMiNIA.-lN CHAScERf.-At Rules held in the
H. C.erk. Once OF tlc Circuit Court of Buckingham
led. VI 'o'ep'' '"on p,,s
Against i"'
susapna l.. Smith. William r. sm,b r,.;. r,..
I'D Robert B. Smith, t'a"e'' 1usne''
Tie object OF this suit Is to subject the u,, prepcr,y Of
::o: o. $780, with interest from Is, March INA Sa 10
e: the said Joseph Nackolls, assigure Of the .a;5 W
IAN B. Smith, and IL appearing by An ai;day, n w.
hat the defendant, Susanna Smith ia mr. ~ "s
s;sn' ofths State, the plaintiffs motion i, is od"r,
enn the ,aid defendant do appear within month NJ
:s' ige publication of this order, and do wha,
op,occt cr interest, and that copy Of ,- order h.
so:AVnh inserted In the Richmond Enquirer, pubic
eeT.pspe. published In rhe City Of Richmond for fou.
s.'s ,uee|.svey and posted at the front door OF h,
.'ta"gsc Of this County on the hr't aay oi the mex
July !Iew4W r, ELpRIDGE, c. C. c.
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MARRIED..

HI,aIEp on Thursday evening, August I'd, hy rec Rsv
Iohn r. Edwards, MANN S. VALksl me. Jr., II M.,j
ANN MAKlA GRAY, eldest daughter OF VIM. Gray, Esg,
NIL of tLis city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

THE PRICE OF wHEAT.-The opinion is expires.
on co,nnerc;a; ma,ters-hat fair prices for wheat
will be sustained at home during the whole Of the
ensuing yenr. The supplies from Dantzic, and the
Russian ports, being cat OF is argued that all the
surplus crop Of the United States will really ma
market in Enelund or France.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

vu@O FARMERS AND BRICKLAfERS -
IL LIME-I am prepared 10 furnish fresh burnt thell
Lime any quunnes BY applying at my Lime hln. @ On
j. WORTHS Office corner Of 10Th street and Basn BANK
by letter directed TO mo- Of Smith larwoGG
July ?0-clm- NJ. saI1A'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

RNAGCERKLOri PlsT's HUIlt Ell Keep c,E
~ s,anty hand, the moet reliabe frsity. very
ARrlCLE used in the Of DagUe!reoty ing. wL:c ="
be sold low CASA Instructions given IN tee hr and
succcSs guaranteed.
July 4-cly N, 7. sIMQ.E, HeA:H0aA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

NOTICE OF THE UNION AoRICrI TTTD an.
~ SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH caR0ii-
TA-At meeting Of the Executive Cornu,i,,.s - ~.
Union Agricultural socioy Of Vrsnia and North cs.oi
Rs,olred That we sppoint a. The time for the n..t An
mai Eshibon 20 be held on the Fair Grounds near The
esy e Petersburg Tuesdsy the d day Of October neat
and % conrnue four consecutive days Fur1hermore that
Ibis society tsudcs tho hight hand Of fellowship to al
athsr Agricultural Societies. and most cordially invites
their rood will and cooperation. JAMES G; eAIk,
80 .o.-H - Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

NEW JERSEY KNOW-NOTnING COUNCIL.
NTm fSrs1os g' Aug The State Council Of Z; Know.
So,biuys met here day One hundred and fifty per-
sons were present. After lengthy discussion on rsso
lu,Ons were ndoptsd ION tb. slavery
nne,,iopl A. not being part OF American principles.
The Council also protested against the repeal OF the
Missouri Comprumise
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ny RITCHIE, PRYOR Il DUNNAVANT.
>~>~~~>~~~>~>-~>o'>>>~
,y,, r prTC,uE l. ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
,IoYDAY nORNING, AUGUST &, 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

roy,-r.n-Tbe negro James Bradley, charged
i';'Ia', nero named Reid in Petersburg, has
%asr %,sr ,nmnIitied 70 await trial for murder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07
Cdry, betNtcR Pfdrl and IJM Strtfts,
RAuM PROPRIETOR. RICHMOND Y

p. KAHN, PKUFKIEIUN, h!NHMUNU, vi.
Manufactures LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TENDERS,
RAILROAD CARS, and all Wrought and Cast Iron Work
for Rail Road; stationary Engines from 10 to 100
Portable Engines Of the most approved plsn
for getting lumber hom IL TO 40 horse power with rn
MN Machinery; Wrought Iron Works of all kinds; Tobns
CO Factory Fixtures Of every description and Brass and
lion Castings made 70 order. July H-cet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

Orange gives l3s for Shepard which @ reduces .i;
Branchs majority In tue last TonEss, Roeersm
Tbe election OF Mr. Branch, therefore, is Democrat
ic gain.
In the fifth district it is reported that Gui1ord coan'
tv ha. Given i,s5U majority for Edwin q: Keade'
Know othing, over Hon. John Kerr, an'-know-
Nothing Whig.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

FoRE CsIoS, Fluvsnps County, --, -
We have worked tho Engine Qe horse pcwer) and sa"
Mill purchased Of you l2 months ago. and II WORKS
10 our entire satisfaction.
This being the third Mill have purchased and work
3D. we the conclusion that yours il far ahead
of any that We have used In power and feeding
The log the Saw consider them superior 10 any we
have
We take great pleasure in recommending all 10 your
Engine. aui Mills who arc in wan.
Signed: G. Il. CRANK SON.
Tho above i. ono Of the Oldest FIRMS this Of
the country engaged in lumber gottlng.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07
cun,srIAXsy1LLE, 5th July. 1855

MARION DISTRICT, s. e., 3lst July. 1854.
Our Engine be excellsd by any that know Of in
this part OF the Ssta We yet tried what we cnn
saw but few days ago. without much eort sawed in
inch boards 34O feet in hve hour; bu. with experienced
hands eau do better than THE. All who have seen
the Mill In operation porfnety delighted with her
Signedi HARLEE GRAHAM.
TIE above Engines2s Horse Power, and drives Ctrcu
lar saw and Grst NIL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

also annex from the Engineer Of the above Company
the following extract:
We started the Engine and Machinery Of the London and
Virgins Mining Company on the 7,h ulr. All things
worked sweet sad smooth. think the Engine works
beautifully.
Signed: SAML WILLIAMS, JS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

FLOOD AT WIycHEsTrR, EA.-On Wri?aa1'y
might the rain fell in torrents n; Winchester. Va, =or
flooding tho streets and ovc-inwuy cellars 30 .,'r
depth Of TWO feet. The Republican Of that ?,-"a
says that Mr.. SiGcwcl, tanner suffered loss o!sCs.
thing over 81 ,OOD; Mes,r.. Brown and Hollis cous :,
erable. and others more or less. At the rnronG do.
pot the damage was quite seroua. The average i"-',
however, 10 not as serious Hs mig have tccf. <
pccted from the quantity Of water.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

The SUPPOSED MURDER CAsE.-3.r. II. {. Th'"r
who it was reported last seen in c"rlrenv " B.
Dr. Grant, publishes card in the Aiexandr!a Gaze"
in which he denies any knowledge OF ;he Doctor, o"
Tint he ever stopped AZ his house. No int'rlnr:I10
whatever has been obtained in relation tn the ai.
and the whole matter is s'ill wrapt in mystery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

A PAINFUL SuIcIDE.--Uu Thursday nigh, ,.@ l-'h
nst Mr.. Joseph Hoffman, farmer ivin. nra: l.35.
insburg, committed suicid. by hanging hnsa,'.--
The wife OF Mr.. ii. was under the lmprcs>iru ,"at
her husband had left home in the evening an -o'ne
business crrand and n"; returning, scnrrh we m"tr
in the morning and his f.los body toun, in ~" sor-
ret suspended by the neck with . rope. NJ !!
was about 80 ~ 40 Years Of age, AMI leaves fanny
of several small children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

n B-County Rights will be sold reasonable terms
Fsh o,-c,t r. NJ A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-07

For particulars TO the performance Of the above
Mills and Machinery, the following persons may be sd
dressed
VIM NJ Moscloy. II. D. Roll. buckingham Nine P o.;w
C. Knight ESQ, Prcsiden; Lewiston Plank Road Conpa
nv Jetfress Store, Nottoway q. H. Crank & Son. Char
o,,e.vills Melville Widen. New Kent Court House; Col
John f. Finch President Chri.tinusvile and Keysvile
Plank Road Company, Chrisansville Mecklenburg coun
ty Va Dr. Robert Hsrlee Jetrcs Creek, South Curona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

Tie ~ T. Times Of yesterday, as if Sensible
that its mode Of defending the Lieutenant Gov
ernor BY ats cks on osherpersons requires somo
apology, now lets up the allegation that our con-
troyersy with that functionsry is all because he
Is not personally a teetoiaer This may be as
smart dodge as can now be invented by oae
peculiarly known as the Little Jesuit" before
bis own journ.l became the medium OF comforting
on him different appeliatioD, but we fear it will
hardly serve the purpose FOX which it is brought
out There may be those who have found fault
with the Lieutenant Governor for taking an occs-
sional glass Of wi ne or brandy aud water, bat we
are not Of that number. 1t ia true, We tbink he
might lead wiser sad less infammat)ry life by
abstainiDg from intoxicating drinks, bat that IL
his own private matter, with which we have no
call TO interfere and on which VIC never pub lished
a WORD of comment, not even when it was re-
ported THAI he had given entertainments TO the
Legislature at Albany with temperance refresh
ments for the many in one room, and with liquor
In another up stairs for the chosen aud conf
Dental few Our structures, aud, as far a. We
are aware, those of the press elsewhere, have
been confined solely 10 bis public conduct,
without any allusion TO his private practices;
and yet, day after day, he founders aboat in per-
sonaities and gross untruths against THE
TRIBUNE AID its writers, for which he now al
leges, a. al excuse, that our columns TEEN with
denuncistions OF the Editor Of The Tines. be-
ciute be has no. signed total abstinence pledge.
and is not practically total abstinent
We once more respectfully recommend tho
LieuteDsnt. Governor to suspend the foods Of his
abuse Of others till he hss done something 10 clear
himself FROM the weight of public dis;rust aud
cont.mp. under which he Is iaboring. The real
accusation against him We will once more repeat,
80 that be can understand it, no. Ia cur oSa lau-
eusge, but in that Of a ne 6spsper quite renots
from the controversy. We refer to The Loni,ctils
Journal, which speaks Of the Lieutenant Governor
follows:
"Hs Ia, Is, "a, reJsei II n. pvUe sTs with be nsisrs
proper with the majority, no has csssed 70 fePsct
himself Atcut year f1is he1York editor came Ca
songy any hs editorial columns did against INA
domination for Office the Temperance Conyen-
lie strong letter 10 fsycr tbs Liquor Law no
osrse the oli-e sod Gov be po1nng COLI wsr upoe me
Liquor La< far sbunc nty than topper p1asa
IL into slass Of tAe liquor itsef"
IL the universal public opinion, indicated by
this extract from respectable journal published
in distant State, to be removed OF silenced by
rawlings against those who sre not guilty Of sa;h
ofenses against honesty and honor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

This second day OF Msy will be celebrated in
cur history for the set.ing out Of the Hon.
Augustus Gear Dodge of Iowa our new En-
bassador to Spain. o. board the good steamer
Pacific at noon precisely bis Ercellency casts
loose from bis native shores and launches forth
upon the Dangers of The deep, on his Way to the
more nsidious dangers aud the less conquersble
difficulties which NUT beset the adyenturer a. so
lcentious and unsettled Cour: a. that Of is,-
bella III.
Some wonder has been expressed at the ap-
pointment of this l0wan Augustus Cesar 10 such
al Office. /: mus. BIZ confessed that the feeling
ia not altogether gIoundless. Mr.. Dodge has
never exhibited either the native wit or the
artificial accomplishments and graces tdat are
supposed to ft am,n for di pomstic triumphs. Be
tween him and the courtly and fs,ile Soule the
difference is sbJsmsl. The one 1aent master
Of many European languages, the other intifer-
emily acquainted with the American alone; the
one rich in superficial talents aud parade in!or
U alton, conveying the impression Of culture and
msnts resources, bu. always gentleman In man-
ner, and the other conveying 30 such impression
at all; the one employed, because Gen. Pierce
then de,iied to buy or steal Cuba, aud the other,
simply became place was due him for political
seryices, and this one was vacant. 1t is queer
sioir, and slmost sugsests that the Executive Is
10 league With THE TRIBUNE to break down our
diplomatic % stem altogether. IL certainly looks
so when We recall the facts. Frs. Mr.. Pierce
appointed 3 notorious andprste like Soule,
whose activity disgrsced the country; aud 10 ~
be appoints Mr. Dodge, frcm whose p.ssivity we
msy expect sn equ,ny brilliant result since II not
a KDow-NoihiDg at home he must almost of
neee'sity be Do Nothing in Spain. A. any rae
'his is great country, aud diplomacy is lis par
ticDlsr forte