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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
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WONDERFUL MOSQUITOES.

= rason, who colpor:eur had been,
A.: Ht'".n'nS or! !, irn;l' Ii- OF .'"i "'".''
W IT. wq".-r"-t ,r 81" i",, I'D deer: strands.
:, cosy traveller in t~eniShtrd ianjs.
" ~ "t,u iirlurC i, ri> I;'t II *
tt i.rrnrs q. ~" sjh'-' and th block;
II ~ n!ltvIs sur red in the ancient times,
-int VIVA; rirn suffer now III "'IIrr CHIMES;
= If Iinr,h his wn,J. were 81. qn-nt and deep,
li5s hrar-r- Of iu,lu;.", Themselves III sleep,
II .ma7S.l with sorrow each UNCONSCIOUS mad,
Wih!u ;.a ,rr,als al Ihr hou.. II ti"d,
N"G olcc this new ~ pcGi-Ei though! he'd take,
! his discourse, t. Keep III" rogue awake;
: d nr, .WlI;i. ;ra:e!lag III Il distant State,
Witnessed scenes which | will here relate;
Twas in a deei', rncui;irated Wild,
Where nonuiiGe glory scarcely ever smiled,
Whnre wolves in hour of midnight darkness howied
Wn r bears i:eqleur-i. aud wiiers ~pnuthers piow!ed
Ami on my wn;d, mos?a"o'S there we're t uud.
Mznv II which, | :iinK, would weigh a pOrHN
More fierce az! rav, nous than the hung;y shark.
Iicv ut WE'RE known 20 comb tie trees aud bor"'
I?= aC2;-nre s-e.nri taken hy surprise
al! started and rubbed their wUnG sriiE eyes
a; such II tale hey ali We're much amazed.
Eaca dropping lid was III an instant raised
EUu Se mast SAY. in Keeping heads erec''
]; had is destined aud desired rf'ct.
Bat tails like this creda,i'y appalled,
NeAt Gay The d-'!cuns "i :hc!r taS,'' '"''e"'
Aun begged t. kuow how he cruid everett
10 foolish fai--!ioptis from as iips 'n1' '1''' -.
away ~" said one, think wha; a E'ons'rous weight
N.'y-e :hcy IA barge a. y,l were pleased 20 STATE
lnm SAID they'd weigh a pound /; cant De true'
wa TO: believe il, ihuush lis told hy YOU.
''Ah, but il il the r1rsnn Tn'ck repAed,
al wAs: | s..:rd ynu may vii conf II;
N,yv. | ssj!. sir-and the story good
Indeed, | 'hiGk that ma ' al them would.
TIE deacon saw a. "nr- tha' he was caught,
i, d, ein-i himself relieved. on second thought:
'3t; in~n The arising uiuk Of ;hHi, good man
:. : r~non-;.ous les! Explain il. il You can!
Why :..s', my f .tad, | can explain with ease -,
IGy.n~5:8I re 6grE. 81, 'ct"s GAtg c'!mbed Metrces!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
lIli. SEnAk CROP.

Cvi'il-'nn h.- cot 4 sweat ;nuth, so that the de-
e.. II + 4 ,-n-n' " any rai"a ia the w"ElI may be-
v~ry accurately ,nra-ur~! 10y The Hnionmt al sugar
r'u-j. nci pr hrhi ~ i'c course nt -nch year. The
gr'a'.r ih- c"Nennp;Iur. -" i'.H"r lh-y Always
-'IuE -: nj! -. ,rh-r c,Iaf,r:>, iugeuu!'i"s, and ap
I..""", "f hie, the higher in mind aud the higher in
IL ,rr.s.
ans n-:irr'. which has :qu.h nj the highest nations
W. = i >Istr. il Iut IN ri, 'he Indecent tendency
r,wr., i pirasa. t" The Ia~r", bat s,ii mrrr thu nj
{ ry ir itit which experience. haas gone before
: re,rru Ia showing 70 b. mu>i who! -snm- aud nutii-
i,.n- ~ ii~r, supplying the wa,i'- al the system more
rr .rlv nmt ii ."-tih.y lnlh aims: ANY other sub
.y.,.. f- larger and nfica n,re expensive
..n,unt L ,ilrg kinrs If food has TO BE- tSkrr in pro-
;.,..ar IA, ,h:a l., nni:ted' The demonstration IF this
las wjtajI i les years by the Chemists, las largely
;".r-ts-: lac demand Tor his article, and thus IN part,
r4s o@-r-'ra,n-i production. Then the failure "' the
Il .;rh Nast lrii-s 10 produce sugar, rs IN iorIn'r
Nu.-s. y-,tu-- the FRI, uc-ru-s would not work, has
I'D Z .-'i..c 10 SEEK her sup lies un The principle Ut
t-ct Ir.!,. irun tie SAW. source ~ which We have re-
t., til, aii ;nGs raised the price upon us
Bat tbs dgassud in this country has steadily liz
c-oA,-d Very far Deyon! what auy Increase III the
lca.i;h ~ sugar cane planted IN The United States
caatI have supplied. III Ihese circu Instances the price,
VOID .avs advanced hal the crops even continued
- good d. ever. Bu: sach Is not thecase. For three
Ho.rs .hev h""e he-n steadily Gecli.!inc more lane
...l mo-, labor ir.daces less sussr. This di,n,uution
j. iIt co oad or 90 complete as Ii, potst" blight, yet
l. ,reIIls u, Hrst View Amos; Is remarkable, aud is
c~rf.i0,y o: tie ssnte c.a.s ~ events ss that and the
.aiure Of tho vines il Madeira. All t these ,nsy be
urfh4ps accounted TOR e. !n-rs temporary bllgh;s,
prviuced m.iuly BY overwo: king The lauds for u num-
Der of years wilhuu: ANY rotation u: crops, 60 ths; the
i-r,.i.y of tho land for that species OF production IL
d,n,,;,hed until the soil BE- fairly resiei and recuper.
, led. Sugar is a most eIhauss;ng crop; Yet 1t yields
\, mrcb more to the acrs than any other production,
end ms Iand f, and prepared for it is so scarce and
,,iranI.. ,ha, vear sitter year il has been as persist.
CIV p,aotei ia cane as cotton in The caneorakes OF
ana. Thsre, for twenty successive years, cotton
!, han ,n.o.ssfuIy cultivated in the same field. u
,sut,s there must DO an end to this, unless an equa!
s.aoun, OF material is in sumo way restored 10 Toe
.u. However rch or deep the soil, or thorough the
p.,uspius, i,s productive gaalities must be exhausted
Zoe Lsud viii have ils Saboaths.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
TIE MONETARY Crisis /; EUROPE.

There n?prlrs nov 10 M every reason tor enter.
'rjmih. II 80. ilirnf hope hat tie country viii strn-:.
.- Through Tie MONETARY prr-Hurr "i t'' present
year without being involved III ,N'"iiSiv" 'iIi'r-T. "r
II distress and c"lnmrrcIal diilruity. Nh"Hti -u't
D." tn. lI"ppl-r i~sn- ut tn" prr"-nt -'n.c al IIliiG-,
u.s. OF the rnpIdly increasing rNg"r; rnI import hu
-ir--s of iii. country. IT will. s." trust. carr I" those
who -;lil G,sitat" +" touch tine system ~ lSli. con
.irtinm uf it. irsr!l'rl"ncy - u ""n''"!rr al circi!a
tor aud I'll H. IHu'Il!"v"us i;'!l""icrs upon com
mere. in its character at y hHnNim@ establishments:
anal We will .""n n"p" t:ini ~" circumstances "t iHIp
;mrv convey u Bosom !" iHr 'l""r!s', WI" r"'r!F" !"
~ = sacred ~i"GI!li'l. ana G'i"ni II WIN h'lilG ana
nnre.-"njns ftiti!. Surrey. If any thing were want
:u, To- ROY" thn' our monetary sy stem, ~ constituted
ny rh- Bank a"l 81 ISL, is not adapted - Tie com
In"rrial systems at III" Kingdom. the want v Ghi1-
,nnt.v supplied ~ the circumstances 0i the present
moment.
In order to max" tbs" circumstances stand ON
clearly to tie. puhl.c r.r from !li"s" which, >nrr'lnd
them. VT must lie permitted I" carry "'Ir r,lH,'fE
hrck with nS, not :" lar ~ III" Gf""' crisis "' Isl
tin circumstances at ii!&t Wa" very perG'iff 0"d tx
crp;ional-but as lr IA lS12. WHEN hglil ,i'il
mrncri. independent ct amy ut the 'hilitnr--" i ioi''
p series al nunual c'lSS. wN'''i mr.. F'ii' ~ pF.Gr'.s'
and viii only end. Vs. n-lirVe' WIN III" yer 81 i''f
DmG our greatest "'l ''''as ~ u" f,''"! -.
t"n OF Ia; Bank at En-i",id !, me 'h"i' W "I''h u
attempts /" control TIE c'r'u,Hl'oh ~! "n.''''I "
money by me creation y. Wv" .. '.m :, r "".
lions III me rare - '"i'''>'' 49," ~;
CIRCUMSTANCES "".',''.. '"'' 80, ;nI -, H.. ,ba
wEHt IL c'.'cei'r7 !" " ". Is n.. ~ 49,. an,,
authors III 'n' SsS'",' =. '.''; '"; ,, ,;.
- i" $40" ,h" puonn I'm n" n,,,.pn,n,. and
mode "i obtaining me rrSu'', ,u".nHP"", w. .h "Ih
that II produces e:i's "' q m"s"""'n ~ VIZ"
any dement, 'hh, c""' H'',I ."i w -. r',arr" a..
n the country II c0''eiH'''' '''''' ~ ~ W"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

IN ;hi1 instance, attribute The sane evil TO the policy
~ he bank that We i" in the c1s. Of the years 49,
!~Lj nnl 1851. we ar. iucliued To think that even here
IH'-;nkru View wa taken and acted u III with re.
ggrd 20 the monetary and commercial position If the
cruI.r".
These were all r.Ins-k abla periods, and each ex-
hibi's Phenomena hri,Iin- conviction 10 our minds,
Il bust. u: the f1'iliiy and mischief ri III, act of 1911.
bat We have arrived now 10 = stH'c o.. ihiir. tar more
r-mArk able ~ concerns monetary theories Than Of
rhns. o. which We hare made mention. In 1870.
| with the rr4im uf wtr a an End. with ommerc sound.
llthnu.! rapidly Increasing and widely extending.
and sD"cula:i"n gui--'-u', there Is again a great pres
-urr-oprra.! nns nr. checked. ii not p~araly>.G: ira.
DER and merchants are s~UljoCtrd I" great a|d srrl
nls losses: their profits, more large Oh each 'ranSac-
ton. now. a.days are mulrrei; and there Is not access
~ capital aud credit sufficient for the carriHge OF the
cnrr.nt an! legitimate enterprise of the country
And WHY! B-cnu-r again the Bank of England has
crea,-d vol, I and sudden alterations in fhe rate OF
interest, not influenced by any policy in respect OF
commerce, but simply for the purpose OF preventing
bullion dealers here selling gold 10 the Bank &"
Frame, whose directors. rightly or wrongly, deem II
bit. 10 bus bullion. VIXEN nrc"s>Ity drives them
last aa they woul,! any other c"Inm"di'y, than Ia {
uIs- trad. 10 the disturbances II which they see II i
- cons;anily involved hy the practices rrsof'cd e
-.. Surely this is n hard cas-" upon the CONNER
cal world. And oTe which il i. the proper functions
u: a good banking system I" avert, not 10 create.
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"FOR MOTHERS Il

A other and his little son
GA wintry waves were calling:
Fas from their way the light ~ LAY
In cloud and gloom WINS falling:
AID E-Tcrly round their lonely bark
The stormy winds were wsi!iug.
Ihey knew that peril lowered near;
Tl-y prayed "Oh. Heaven deliver
Ba; q " .Ider blast came bowling past.
And soon, with sob and shiver,
Tn.y Struggled in the icy grasp
o. that dark, rushing river.
"Clins fast to me, my darling child"
An ansuishtd VOICE was CRYING.
While silv-ry clear n'er tempest drear.
Rose softer tones replying,
80 IA uu not m, M. iNucr dear
I'm not afraid If dyil.,
o.. mini not ~. in; cave yourself,
For murBEH's srs-, Il. ar iaih.:.
L-.7.e me am! hasten 10 the shore,
o. VIA, MI comfort Eu;hrr ~
TIA angel forms that ever wait,
Unseen. On man aftrndSut,
F..w M. o',gi we'd 20 Heavens bright gate.
I'D mere, un prC- resplsn1rnt,
II N over those of heroes bold,
And Insrtyrs famed IN story.
Thy wrote The nauIc II that brave boy.
AID wrcathed il round with glory.
G, n bless the child-ayc, he did bless
Tha: robls self denial;
Art>Tf-ly bore him ~ The shore,
Thsuash tempest. ,o;, and trial.
Soon IN their tri-hi and tranquil home.
Son. sir,, and that dear irp'h-r,
F.. wh".s sweet >ak. :" much was done,
In -Ar'ur- mt zach other.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

The news Comes hy tie la; t~lTnrenn steamer.
thai Pnul D.luroche. The painter, Is drai, u; the age
nt dly.nil,e, having been uo:u h, PARIS III tie year
l7a7. He brgan 10 paint in chl!d!ioot, h!s fathers
Office OF appraiser OF works u nrt al the M2ni.de.
P,ete, rIs,.wiGs him frequently III he way OF sl1ly.
ING both good and bad subjects. ii!s early efforts
were ia landscape paiCiiuG; but he soau turned MS
attention 10 historical subjects, aui it is in this d ~par;'
men; of inc ~: thu: h. has risen 10 fame. AmeTl
cans are very familiar with his Napoleon crossing the
Alps. and d celebrated portrait VI Napoleon IN The
Trileri-s was exhibited IN this c"2n'iy some yesrs
ago. HIS s;e.icst wo:k IL considered 10 Dc 'be paint
ny OF the s-tni-c;-r.;ar hal. OF the Palace Of Tie Fine
ARTS n Paris. o. whicl! lie Ma engaged for tour years
iH!- "Dsuth .: Qa-,u E.!z.b9;h. Execution Of La,
d. Jane Grey" Stafford goin: 20 E1ecui1on,' auc
OH r paintings illustrative Of English history. are
Wei. known 10 many persons in this country through
ensravimss. The French galleries have a uutnber
of works nv this great master on their wa.,s - Pm
lod.lpai ia ButictIn.
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SUICIDE OF L. :. LIEUTENANT.

Lieut.. Truman X. Waibridge. L. ). lin artillery, n
son of Henry Walbrii-n "f Lorkp"rt, wa found
dead in the wood. I!.rr Geneva, last SGnIay. having
terminated his lie b. The discharge 1T u pistol. IL"
rradugt.l u, West Point in lSiE, and hal pert mos
of hi army lie u, remote military posts. III" Lvcl;
port Iuarirr says that he had been al h"Iic ii lew
weeks, and WAS ordered again 10 n third hani-iia-iil
in Florida. Long confinement n: Isolated posts had
lmadc him sick ri he, iEnniy, morbid and objected.
On the 18Th inst, he irlt for New York, Unloading
tn ,,in, lr regiment unl sa.l with them iur Fl"T.ia
Bat il s.cIrs TINT Instead 81 taking passage for III"
South. liz returned from New Yurk ~ Geneva, witch
WA hi. birth p!nr". Ttrr., under MI alteration III
mind bordering upon insanity, and carried rSay II"
doubt by II s"nlin,n; II. m-iHnChOly which hGi BE-.
come %ialGlruni. Ia. Closed hs existence by suicide
LRnchesLcr Il. u .Lm.rlcaM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
MARRIED.

A.. rarp,aan-ocs. ~. on w.i""s'sy; -SS ~ act
Rev. II. IS. l.. Tempe. EA~Es K. ST. -, Wt.r'
moni. 70 Miss MAXI, b., dausa.sr o. i'm"
Lsq., of tee forg.e. plaza ~.
MiRgrro. NJ ErIaoe'h, Esw Jersey. "ccp.CjE.I .,
ION Nv Rev. f. 4. Hoffman. ARCHIBALD ~ 80 /:
- r.,shs,b 20 JOSEPHINE, daughter me
ward c. Mayo, Esq, of i~rc!,mond, Va. g.
NV n. NJ Lee Dr. wv :. ot.r
,s,s.'d O univ. 20 Mis-, MOLLlE DlBRELL'
the la;e Rev Anthony Dio'e" J.,
ina ooh November. By RAv. Roo.T - /,
MARRIED, on 'sygvEL, 20 vtRGiS MA w. DCL!r,
oo.e' hsG Ssyyh,er o: tho iase wilnstn pulins' al |" :
roI,ue county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
FOR Liberia.

Two vessels will soon depart from the United
State. for Libaria-"ne from Baltimore, m" other
from Boston. Tn" rsw ship bull, 10y the liberal do.
nation OF thu late Mr. Stevens, of Maryland, and
named the MARY CH'uime Stevens wall leave Bal
timnrr IN the !4y:h u. November aud Hampton road.
on the { h %: December. The vessel Will hret e" to
Munrovia. and then TO other settlements Oh IN"
cun-r. She wlI. take out over two hundred rH"-en'
s-r-. The vessel from Boston has been chartered by
the Mas. rcluS"ti- society 10 carry "u; he in"f"ri"''
ior a college, 10 be- rtci-d IN Il beautiful! site neur
= Jurcviu by thu Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

The Destructive fiKE ar Sr. LoUls-S'me
days since we gave n photographic nccnInt at ihi@ 'rr5i
be cot tlag5a;inn, and Ia Gay ae a'''" t" confirm Inc
report from intelligence received hy :n"l. Several!
kegs ui powder stored on the premises exploded auG
caused much alarm. The block burnt wa- a new one,
Called The CITY Buildings" These buildings isays
III" S.. Lou. Republican, We're anon. the finest II"
the city. They formed u block at eleven tvr-sf"rv
houses, were hrilf some three or four years ago al IL
cost Of r!,uu. $l75. OO0, and were gold q yea: ar two
ago la d iirrcut gentlemen ot thi. CRY. As wei! ~ We
rrculircr, :. y Wiggins, Col. K Campbell, DR.. Joseph
Clark. the esfst" al John Kern. James II. Lucas, Fr
TX Cu-ie, AMI perhaps ous or two Others, ar the
present owners. W. presume tha. the most OF mem
ARE insured. The lnss is very heavy, reaching,
probably, $500, Uu0.
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TIE CITY OF MEXICO.

The Charleston Courier Ga- Ar interesting .e''e'
s.., c,r-.ur,ud.r, i, I'M. CITY nt Mexico, from
~ -.
which we EXTRACT 'he i"'''"H'S '"c''" fr"
n,c.. n; that rify:
80, .,ur,.r, ,sn.r,s ia y striking auC
..-".;:'., ~ T.. rr,ni. ',,ur., Particularly II
80 = ~ .,,,T,. .,,,fr... cnrt,,t f,! 10 TIA
.-..- ,...,r '".-' l.. .r,.,,us str. r,-; il. "p.m pia,
-. - ,L c ,, -. A.. ,nr. r,,h,"i,!,,, ON tie n:h /
-. -. .., ,r.,nrh,r.j u,,ar.. j.. :nrruIn.. Al
~ $50 ., t -. ! r.. ,,.,,... and yiudiuy :.!k-. To-.
.' ., ,.,,', -. ,.. rr,cr,,,,.. .r..,:.:: sradrd D'sso,
Ii.r,. h.,,,v nyd riIya.ry d:l. meet, wing wI,h
.,r, n,a.- ~ richness. II !i-.!,. nnt .~:u'.: vou.tc.
~, ar. all mos: inviting mad isip,sinc.
Blu, VI .xIr.. il not nI indus. raj cIIy. II thorough
fares, ever ihr"n.ci from enriy dawn, where cr""d-
"*e zen OF a&"'i rns'F"ii. ana charming se''"r''n-
"cii'i'l- '''''r ways 10 'nt'"H' mn .n!""2" W. "n"I'
dty WIN" u""I P"I"''''"' '' - -. y"
RAG nuiu'uu" "Hl'H u '""' - ""'" '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

Iea-rs. EDITORS: |; Wi! tee :,sa'y gratifying 10 ALI
the N iz-n- 81 Caroline who arr n 4It!n'-d with Mr..
pas- Enuis or his very w"ithy relatives, 10 know thai
the IuHmu-r niht- acQa;ta! -: the EtTs"" -: having rob
bed The mail. no, only relieves hin of the clnrg oI
iegsi guilt, nui w'p-. IL SUI pici"ti from ;!- character
ot an --;-.mrd and worthy Young man. Tn. Grand
jlrv i.uurri tho Indictment. thus showing TINT there
.cr,. ~ ia; .rotuts al s]u-piri"n. Til" people of
Csr,,;n. VII sustain rmp in flyjmg thar mir. Ennl.
and n- w.ir'r FANNY nr- dIs'Im:ui-h"i i"r h"u"-'y,
uIiua;ry and pUnctuhIjiy, ard know vii agree win
~. thu! ;his 0"ra-i"n sii".'i NJ: pass "ii'irn' " d's'
tac; expT,s.,VH q: :si":a. ,"-2""' h"i c''N !"''cr'
AEI:ILr. or CAROLINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

Is TIE sun INHABITED Sir David Brew.
strr Sass IN ,Irhang"l states that 30 s'r"nS has been
the belief that The suu cannot be u hAbitabl. world,
that r scientific gentleman WIS pronounced by his
medical attendant irsa;ie because he had sent q paper
TO the Royal Society in watch he maintained that the
li.i, Of the Sun Proceeded from a dense aud u3ivrrsai
aura, which may afford ample Ugh, 10 the inhabitants
beneath, and yet he nj such p distance sIuft a. not -
he among th-Ir; that there my be- wafer and !Cy
land there, hills and dnles, rsin and fair weather, aud
that, H. The light and the seasons must be eternal, the
san nray easily he conceived 10 be by Tar The most
/ bii,s!ul i:abitation If ;he whole system. IL less ,nnu
Ten years after tbs apparently e=trcvaCTnt no;t"n
VIA considered as proc. Of Els INSANITY it was nain
.ained by 81: William Herscheil h, u rational ard
pro5ably opinion, which might be deducible from his
own observations on the struetu-e of the Gun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

a HORRIBLE NCKDER.-lb. Chicago Time
says that jlre- &. S!oo, n free soi-r, wh' edits 81"
Shssneeiown l~.lIuoisan, made s,an!":ous ..iarkr
upon Mr. John Hall, clerk If the circui; court Of Gal
latin couu;y. III that State, in his paper, I" winch re-.
p,l-s were mad n he STANDARD, n pSrr: puti!rhei
a, Benton, Franklin county. The replies having a,
swnel II ton. which Slun did no. relish. his snu, aged
ABOUT twenty 'h'c" y'"it, ncttn. under The iin;rr-- irl!
that -'iinr OF 'h"t' replies were p-nu.d by Mr.. II.!.
entered ::tt gentleman. ,!!icr on ,h. III 49,, .'I
having placed y pistol a. nus br:H, fired. TIE ,,rI ,r''
term. nj, body. NJ. Un,. who was sitting IN II chm
nj a.din,-ly iUrpcd f"uAt, w!r"u 4 -"cuu: sb"; Wa
tired, the ball p.@>trI through h. h,Ht,. H"t Il wnr.:
w.. spoken by cj'h". r.:iy. Mr.. lta!' f"i! G.n! r.
IT,. irei ut his l--a!lsA', who was immediately arr sscI
M! commit d IT. PRISON.
W. kn~w Mr.. linIl personally t-ays the Chi""E"
p"inncInc! 4 more Grici, lnriirrsivr grii:1rrf'ai'
never b-rG;h-d. AnIabic ani gentle III hi pcrs"nn.
rrl,uriu,n', he was one III The most agreeable incl.
We ever men with. He waI universally beloved by
the p-oll: of Southern Illinois, md his brutal Lhur
der will carry sorrow TO the hearts Of Il wade circle ul
relatives aud friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
Cnrr,srarieac ot H.. rh... ..irai. North American

WA>Hi>Gr"H, Nos. -.
Tie 1ip!omn.!n dispatches when were r'',iv"'! q;
ih. Legation. yesterday, Will I.t"s 10 ~" On I"s'
from Mexico, aud Ia the lliI from Eern Cruz.
bruupht by the Steamer Calhoun 10 New Ofisalisr
give a very different complexion I" the revolution III
puchi7 irom The rer-iou Transferred 20 unr frlett
from The Mexican journals III N"rn Cruz. lae intel
II ,cur. here. j.. fsH, this movement j. The most -"ri.
an. md threatening which Cun"nE,r;'s government
ing vet encountered, AMI, unless rtiiHIlrrIs checked
an! c"uqger.h, vii! p~r"hau!. result Is l'ie overthrow
The Church j. HE rru! In>IlS"ior at tir revolt ant Ii
successful will attract 10 is standard influences that
bGve wavrrri IN The conflict ii INTERESTS, "r br'''Ihr
nli.uat-l from C"in"n:Hi from want nj c"riii"'i"e
IN his ca:mciiv ard missiv!n"~ in r"gard !" his policy.
Il is understood. too, i!Hi the aTi"y il materially Il"
fnCfrd from The support nj the existing governments
lhuS contributing another important ciciuth' u III
downward t-ni"ICy.
Tn. So call.d revelation Of Nidaurri. on The from.
tier airn. he IN" Gramdr. has II" Identification win
Thai ia l'a-r.a. IL i IL de- p-ra'" ndr~uihr"r. ""Sii'
tat. alike at ctulrnrIrr aud u h,lty. WHO'S. aim l" Pii;l
der. by ~levyiIg Contributions through seized rt-'"iil
houses. A. OiI. Ut Tie Instruments which Cu!Iinn'
tort used III first attaining power, he h"s been allowed
since then. {" Teta II n snare -! rount"n"ilc-' when
has nnw resulted III this exhibition oi t~rrachcry.
There will hc no difficulty in concluding II postal
communication with \. x;cni !; stability can be nnin.
tanned far any ,.Hsnmuh!e length "t time. Our Int
crmck hraiucl Minister. Ga!.isu. whs the ren! uh-;a-
rl- ir that nui other negotiations ni i!up"riH'te y
siIinl. specimen Of Eis Gip;"raiic capnciiy AMI OF hi-
,,.p,rnl character. will furnish Ia. public with u far
id,a uc She Eiqi!nrr IN which, American interests were
served iu his hands. He undertook 10 negotiate an
arrangement, By which the Un;trl States and Mkt.
co were Ia become II joint stock Steamship Company,
Wherein the rates nf p's:agr were defined aud the
un>tai service between the two countries pT"icssrily
established oh a liberal hnsIs. lhI- PROJECT, which
was never really accepted on the part Of Mexico, he
had tia. lu:.Irs. folly IN s"ni herr, ~uisISA"d, NJ the
close ct the last srssirn, with n r. qu' II inai II should
be- submitted Ia The Senate for rai!ncaIinn.
The Post O.iic- c, ii"iency is larger by many thou
sands This yea. than the lust, owing TO the augment
ed taci.i, Lruu.i; into r-quisi;ion, and tho Immense
TRANSFORMATION OF ff-c matter. Tin, exp-il-,s must
continue To swell! annually, until The department. i.
reiev,d from thu bur;h-n oi service Tor the whole
governmental establishment, aud the i%uc-cpsinS
abuse "f the ranking privilege, even under the pre-
/ sent reduced :n,cs ii po-taEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Lieut. John s. Walker. L.
S. Navy, hung himself TO day at the Mansion House,
Chambers street.
NEW YORK, Nov. e6-Lieut. J. S. Walker, who
committed suicide yesterday, wss under orders &c
ION the st. Mary's at Panama.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
FIRST CHURCH DEDICATED IN NEBRA;

FIRST CHURCH DEDICATED IN NEBRAS-
KA-Th- first church dedicated IN Nebraska Terri
tory took place lately Mt Nebraska city. The d"6I'
cation sermon WAS preached by elder Goodr, n'ie'
which a collection, for the purpose of paying III he
debts of the chsrch. WIS iakcn Mp, and the sum >
n,st Episcopal Denomination. II is Oh hy 81 feet, and
he ii.s,ir nf il, ii is said, has been finished of III q
style which cannot be surpassed even in the Older
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

Po.r OFFICE .ArYAIKs - VIRGINIA -Postmas'
G.n-r.l Csrpneli Hrs ordered ti- following: -,
Esr.b..sG a ;r.t ~: t NJ Fast Liberty, PaSecr..
ty, An! appoint G-"rs- w. Down p"etina.t-' -
pciu, H-ury 5 Richard p'.ros-t-r A. Smi'l "
hampshire cc-n'v, vice John W. Richard, ss''h".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28

Nor TO NJ Hr.G-Tne rGu.or 10 which We ga
r~uNi.rtv . t~w days sir"-, IN relation 10 tn" couf"H
Ia on aud hnngiu. "f "r!. L-t'w'ch', man. Al"
c!ary.d with 'EL rDur!rr Of Pleasant Hun'-r, W.
u,if,uTi-i. lie WA -"nf-u"rd 10 transportation ~
hi vAiu- e-'.iHa'"d ~ - GaI. 49,
". als, learn 'hn; the Court in finding Mr. q
ward boy. Tom. guilty 81 murder Gai c"ndrrF'
hun 20 b hung. recommended to the Covers"
communication 1T hi puH.suInen; TO trans p~or;a;oA'
LyHchGyrg ~IysmiGv.