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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-04
TIE DEMOCRACY OF MARYLAND.

The following solutions we're unanimously adopted
Ly The late Democratic State Convention .: Mary
land.
k,.n!vrI Tim. We the representatives. nj the
Dem,crnir Republican party OF Maryland with thos:
Inspired with like love Of constitutional Liberty.
uuirir: viii u Gn ba important ISSUES at tbs day,
r.i,r. in common with their conservative and pari.
nric brethren %. the Union in tbs triumphant election
If james buchanan and that We r-tnin mndInrm:shrd
ruuli irrc ia his Integrity and ability, under his nj
rniui.tga:i"f in administer the government accDrd;a.
tr hi pciic PHI. al the constitution. aud To Intia
tain il the rights ~. tho States and Of the people re-
--cY.ly En'-r II.
k-.ulrrI. i'hst W. here meet again IN 'rri"w our
devotion 10 the great cause III civil and religious '
-. and I" ;r0csl:n again oar uncoGpr"msirS hps;i'I
~ 10 Tie unconstitutional iupolitc End dangerous
doctrines, rncaswres aud practices OF the Kn"w.
;:U;lag order, p.edgng our best eJrs 10 serurr
once !! IRE 10 Ola, bel red S;ae government, IL. oil
It's depa:m~ its, tolerant and Just. and Place u III I'll
comulauon with our united sister Stdies OF tbs S""'
with ..,rin 10 do labor, with patriotic brethren Ot
81. Moth, III defending The constitution and the
Union.
Resolved That the Democratic party being nos
~. o:y national and conservative party, aud such
.h;.,I To bIAve Ike opposition Of black republicans M
a5oi,.ouisrn ana Know No;hlugism combined and
separated the highest duty at all good ciIzens,
Of g.aiev-: party hitherto Ia unite nth III main
u.i.i,;. ia~. "r-T en"d .u.srh INT n The cvn-ti-
tut nnl AID !. nj rights at NIL. whichever hniI or -
u
cere c,rgr.rn;ion that many patriotic Wings all
ov.r;i." band, Gsmssing ancient pr.ndIces aud forge
ii,s ancient -rli.s, with us mud OF Ia, bat
hing gal'nni.y AMI gioriously f"r the primary and
flr!alnenial principles of our National aud State
governments.
Sud whereas, Col. John c. Groome, Of Cecil coun
", he's been prominently rneniohed rs candidate
sor Co"erDpr Of Maryland by many members OF Tho
Democratic patty, and n:o by many ne:l1ers os The
old Wing party, who a,s Gil'.ug 10 u,rie VITA 'e
Democratic party i'll The effort 10 arrest the desoatng
Influences ut Know %oihiugsm. And whereas, this
Convention is IS sureI that Col Groome concurs tul.
~ with the Democratic ary ~ regard to the ques
lions which now divide the people OF this State
| Therefore
| Resolved Thu. this Convention, representing the
Democratic party If Maryland aud that portion oi
the Wing party Of The SINE which co operates with
the Democracy upon the present political issues, una
,i,rYu.iy aud cordially declare Col Groome liz choice
A. IL ctI.r,rda'-, aud hereby recon neud him To the
snpgor, .; the people of Maryland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-04
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

This body assembled yesterday in Baltimore for
tn. purpose of nominating candidates for the respec
,iy. Offices OF State be filled by election during the
ensuing fall. For Governor, Col. John Z. Groome
of Cecil county. received the nomination by acela'
nation The delegates seem TO have been entirely
prepared for the choice OF this gentleman rs the no.
minee. aud there consequently no attempt at The
formaty of the ballot. llels well known aud highly
esteemed AZ man of tried probity aud Jealous pa.
trotisIn Formerly attached 10 the Wing party, OF
which he was TN energetic member, he has more re-
Gently been associated with The Democracy, and ia
now selected as their standard bearer in the coming
campaign. ,-.,,.r y,.,
For Comptroller Of the Treasury, Bradley L. John
son, of Frederick county. WAS unanimously chosen.
For lottery commissioner, the Convention upon the
second ballot chose D.. Josbus K. Nelson, OF liar-
ford county and for commissioner of the land office
IN. choi,s of the Convention WAS Mr.. James slur-
ray. Of Anne Arundel county, who received the no
mutation on the frst ballot. These gentleme9 are
generally known to our citizens in public lie. Thus
the two parties have their respective candidates 'a'f
" in the field with resul, to be- learned hereafter.
, baltimore Sun, Juiy 81.
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MARYLAND POLITICS.

few days ago, the Know Nothing party Of Mary
land nominated is candidate fer Governor and other
State oiiicers Gnd on Thursday last the Democracy
mad. their nomination; Col johu Z. roo'ne WAS de-
careG by reclamation their candidate for Governor
The campaign in that State, We suppose, may nos,
lie -ad 10 have opened and we heartily trust thu;
the canvas vii! be active and thorough. The con
duct q! Mrylan lsst gall, i: obs;nGteiy adhcrlng
to hopeless cnuso, when tie rights q &c South
were so aurmlusiy Gssuiied, was GabecoT.ng, aad
au.u., n,GmpreheDsib!e il the border State Of the
slave holans secti9n. i il TO be hoped, however,
that kE0w.% oha ,ian. Ui.: rrq"e, NJ the ensuing
election, t" have expired at Just, cycr il tie ;roHses
OF liz old s;ruashods.
Plug Usiysln may continue to run no: III the
peocciai qRst, sad and dgn!fcd city o: Baltimore.
But the Intelligent and refined peop, in the couu'rywe
hope have become convinced OF tic ut.sr reci'rssncss
and folly Of the feeble uc.inn which made Maryland 81
uSloriousIy cou-picuuu, after the n;certainn"nt o
tie rea., Of the late Presidential election. Success
TO the Dar.ucr.cy. ct them labor with energy and
zeal and even psii.n;O.e LIN" L. redeemed.
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EUEllC MMHIlNl IN HANOVER

~ a rnr~:ug ui The pe"tl- Of Ii-noyer, Il Il
Court l!pusc, on july 2ch, 1851 Ia appoint dt'~
gates 90 tEe Southern C,iGmrri"a Convention, O:
poiion ,'"lm Page E-G WAS cs;l-i 10 lile CAa', an
EEgr.-a Morris spl.oui"d Secretary.
Tito object II ;n ';.:C;in.: having; bcGG e&PIa".!
ON MOTION If l.. ". Morris, i. vas
Resolved. That the Chn.rnnm GpTGln. !hidy dele
gatr-. five from each ii-r!a; III tho county, 10 rrps
sent IN. county Of hanover in the Convention to 4.
held nj kn.xyi; wh-r-rpoG the ioiio"ins genie
m-n appointed. VIZ.
Isl. District Jnrae7 ~! Ter, Edmund Rnt!n, W.
rh'ms- i I Temple, GscFgs w klcIiHFis"u pf "
+ Gaines.
2,d. Di-trict-Wr,li y N-w'on, J II rainieH'
Thonts VI Gardner, Is l. Winston, Wan. WEE
ham
81 D..irir, Cha,tn;n White. William Vim
DR. William l. Wood, y, George Tucker, l.s"'
Goldman.
4,h. Dis,rict--Dr G. p Gopdali. Jr. J W Vaughn
w II Campbell, DR. 4 Smith. r. & Taylor.
Sin. Di4.rict--C w Dahney, Walter Shelton y
Matt Anderson. DR. X G Meredith, George D.
well.
ih. Disrict-William Nelson, Harry Carrier
s. & holland. Philip Nelson, Landon Berkeley.
Ca motion il was
Resolved, Tia! she Chairman and Sc 'retriy o
added to the delegation.
On uio.ioD il WAS further
Received, That these proceedings be iorx1'd"i ?
III. Newspapers OF the city OF Richmond, with tie
guest TIM they he published.
JOHN PAGE, Pre1!..en..
CHts. MORRIS, SECRETARY.
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DEATH OF RERANGER. TIE POEI

.e Eur"pa brings Ia tho Gn.ouncei.s..t O. u
death Of f,erre Jean d. Beranger, the great 'Va
writer Of France whose stirring illusions have hosa
him 10 tho hser,s AL eymonthira Of the French s.
pie
Berarg-r, the grandson ol n Paris tailor. was 6"'
in that tn. .:h of August, Ia" land uDill "
age Of fourteen alternately tave,i boy and pr
Ter. His literary lie commenced nj the age OF s,Sr
teen, nI; . early .ifprii a. comedy, epic and -.
..,U- pG.t-y, ':orr ;!GI -rb!,hsG. IN leV' w.!..-
resuurr.s. patron. ~. acknowledgment, he tarew u
.-t almost in despair, upon Tie protection Of Lut'.
Bnnnpar". vino, pleased with his crude poems, q"
him gao advice .rd sub-tnnthi assistance, and
lowed him 10 u-c aud draw the salarv coming 10
r. II member Of the institute. Iu lSVJ-'O B-rah
edited the 'ArDn,es Dies Muse in lSlS he rrceI'
u email cl'ikshlp 10 tue university In lol1 ms -
collections al -"ng. appeared, although they %rf" =
ready well known in literary circles. His second
lection. which spp-ared in 1921, were too liberia
suit tie ruling ""v:ra and l.. lost 'is uf' - and -
sen!cncG< 10 three I.Duth-' lrIprls0nL-sIt. Ser
years later third collection subjected him to u
mouths imprisonment and Il tine OF lD,Uu Ira Z
which WAS paid by the Liberal parry Of sfarcs
When the revolution trIImphsd. u. steadily rei''
IN. titles and houOrs with which his friends wIshe-
load him.
Daring the reign o! Louis Philippe he lived III ]
tireneut aud published his fourth AMI last colec
Of sorgs. When the revolution "t 1878 led l" u
public, BE- wnt elected member OF lilr Hh'i'"'
semby All honor which he declined. The latter yea
| of his life have been psssel in revising his 20
poems, and preparing Dictions;rs His'otf1
OF the political, pusicai and literary celebrities
| France. =.
| Beranger the Burns Of France; without ="
isIt.i a::I mellnwness of the Bad of Ayrrh're 4
knew bow TO s:rihe III. chGrds winch v:D. ate IL 81
the popular heart. The god Of the Parisans !, "
god Of pleasure. aud nuue poured out tn',r ~
nm! fragrant iibarions gu hi- altar. The DISC
Epicurus. Baccbus aud Cupid. he loved 10 cs,e',
The aeetiac pleasures Of the dag il the erSc7''
glowing rnnbers OF bis charming verse. =,
child Of the people b. was at hone an 'Hs
Joys and sorrows; he loved best TO ehsn' .as =
q. Liset;e il her garrett and 20 cro"n the II o.;
9Th .yric praises Of The wine which 10
drink. but has Ire lad deeper cao!de' ' 80
tales were with the free thoughts and ..e, a, NM
of France. Although battling always iot el,: ),
he uniformly declined its honsrsi like 81 hOS,
independent poet he preferred to me 's YEA ,,r
politics the triumphs Of his muse. and i!a o""
NAL good humur. The death Of such na .,,y
lamity to France; hs who has for hall &c "as
ten their songs will be mourned alike by t!s ~
of ST. Cloud whose youth he delighted, aH 1n.rI
laborers, students and grisettes Of the Ls, l.,
who knew his lyrics by heart and who c'"'
the little soDg.singer Of Paris"
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EXCITEMENT GoLpsBoRo, n. c.

The excitement in God-borO', relative 10 The shoot
ing of Dr. Davis YVES increasing IT last accounts
liundti!is- warning all Jews AID Germans TO ea"e
tbs town by The Al Of August. were posted up LAT
Monday morning. snd TIE Mayo. called a meeting OF
the citizens Tuesday afternoon TO Est an expression
ct public sentiment u?,a tbs subject There was
some prospects of tho recovery OF Dr. Davis. though
be was by no means cot OF danger. Opinions con
ceruics The recovery o. Odenheiner we're CONNECTING
This ordering OF ali Germans and Jews TO leave the
place, because Odenislm-r happens 20 be German
alta he'd TO the Jewsh faith, is ridiculous Another
important fact is that Odenhera=r is the party DC
ssul;ed snd is dangerously. /: not fatally inJufed.
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A DIpLoMATIsr RUNNING WITH THE
N.rnINL'

Mr.. S:ukl, the Russian minister to the United
States with his wife, ia said TO be at his fa-
vorite summer resort in Newport. Like has PIE
decessor. Mr.. Bodisco, he evucss, both by his mar
riase with an accomplished daughter of Massaesu-
SETS and by his associations and manners, the de
sire of his government preserve iutimate fpat;g
with our own. We understand that his success Ill
fusiug with some of most popular institutions Is
not unrequeu subject Of self ccusrntulation and that
he loosely boasts that during the fifteen years when
he was an ntache of the legation, he also mem
Der OF a Washington fire company, aud iran wild DE
lanteru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-04

AsII,P DESTROYED BY LlGHTNING.-Ihe
ship Carack. Capt. Sliiphen, from New or!eans'
ton. was struck by lightning on the 10th July. when
$50 miles S. S. w of Tortusss, and 81; OF ire. Eve
~ esertion was made to qusuch tho flames. but with
out success and fading tbs ship to be completely on
ter the Let and "a mate Il boat each. The captain
and party were picked up by the bark Ann Ei,zs-
beth, and brought to Key West. The ship Douglass
g. Moses fell in with the frat mate and crew. ana
placed them on board the pilot boat Champion, ct
Key West. The third cutter, charge of he second
mate, has not been beard Oft is supposed that she
has been rescued by come passing vessel aud taken
| to Northern port The Carack was built at Tho
m.ston Maine O.: 200 tone burden, and seven years
old The value Of the vessel end cargo is estimated
| at j20O,0V0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-04
HIGH SAI ARIES

The New York Evening Mirror contradlcfs the As.
serton of cotemporary that the sum OF s2'ooo per
annr. said to b. the salary of the ne" president Of
the New York and Erie Railroad Company Is more,
probably than is paid 10 any funcil,nary IN hs cou'
sugar refining bushes. received, for several years,
salary CT s3OOOO but resigned his place for more pre-
ftable EMPLOYMENT"
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DOUGLAS JERROLD.
DIED JUNE s, 1857.

Low lies the lion.like gray head
The broad aud bright blue eye is glazed:
Quenched is that flashing wit, which 6lazed'
The words that woke it scarcely said.
Those who but read the writer's word.
Might deem him bitter: We that knew
The man, all saw the sword he drew
lu tongue fence, was both shield and SWORD.
That sword, in the worlds batte.throng,
Was never drawn upon the meek:
Its skill to guard was for the weak,
l,s strength to snite was for the strong
His sympathy was ever given
Wher. need for i. was sorest felt
In pity tina, blue eye would MELT
Which against wrong blazed like the levin.
Not for his wit, though it was rare;
Not for his pen, though il WIS keen;
We sorrow for his loss, aud lean
Lovingly over that gray hair.
To place The wreath, betting those
WHO like good men and true have striven;
BY God, not man, he must be shriven;
Men guess and grope: God sees aud knows
Punch.
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POLITICAL DISCUSSION CLOSED.

Messrs. Harris aud Hat'oa the guosrhatoiiai can
dids:ss in r,nurss.e who have been stamping that
State for several weeks having exhausted their ply
steal strength, announce that they cainot' without
the risk of their health and perhaps ther lives, long
er continue the canvass" They have, therefore,
closed tho discussion for the campaign, and retired 10
await the verdict OF the people through the ballot
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p @ e r Is Y
MARIE.

ROM INF stRMAx. EY ". W. eAL'"''"
Down by the angry WAFER ;Id
Si,s Mari, with her ch.u'
"a ,hrouy,, her raven treasps -,
A" El, t's swrsps the night wind Wild.
60. Looks so sad, go mnurntol'
So hopeless. 50 forlorn'
n'.th-ad the dark clouds gloom'ne'
70 her feet the iosm-waves borne
Over the reeds the heron
And sea-gull circle free,
nn--.,.,,,rns wht, n -" h'shway'
Tie ra:n d:crs heavily.
And heavy ;es:s Of anguish n,
D,wn her psl- cnaezs arc rolleo'
While closer IL her bosom
Her babe she doth eniold.
How cans, thou sleep 40 sweetly,
Thou moor. forsaken thing,
Unheediul oi the Tempest
Aroaud thee mu.;ering
Alas. thy cruel father
Nor thee nor ma will own,
Der the wide world We wander
Forever more alone.
Thy father lives in plenty
God let's him prospered be-
He cares not for our sorrows,
Cares no, for Thee aud me.
Deep in the wild waves yonder,
'Twere better we should 20,
There may we find shelter
From all this weary woe"
But SEQ its blue eyes open,
The babe begins to emile!
List what the mother whispers,
CsressiDg it the while:
mo, no, my child. my darling,
Together we will live;
Thy father be forgiven,--
What Joy he once did give"
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DISTRESSING SHIpwREcK

ST JoHys, y. F., August The ,arcue Mo.
rasco from tio',enbure. Swed,n n, bound 10 New
York, VAS wrecked on III. coast Of Newfoundland
om HE lie, ci July. Fifty Swedish passengers were
lost. Ia, crew aud FIX passengers were suvvd
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hon. NJ. ". Bates, the new Urted State, Senate.
from Delaware, has for SONS time been threatened
with los OF syesigh but sec /; stated tina, au
operation has lately been performed in Phlsdephis.
80 taa: he cen row rssdy distinguish the form aud
COLO. O! IA. w4 paper, Which he was ansb!e 10 see
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ED.

DrEo. on the .s:h Of July, 1877, Mrs. MARY c RIP
FIN c:au:A,ec Of Col Thom.s q. Smith, decd Of King
and q ,eeu. aul wife OF Edmund RUM, Jr, Of Beech
wood, Prince George county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-04

LAFATETTE'S BIRTHDAY.-The 9th Of Sep
t-nbtr viii bs the one hundreth Anniversary OF The
birthday OF Lafayette. The Boston Post sugges's
That the day should be celebrated IN SONS spscal
manner by the people Of ihis country.
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THE COTTON CROP OF 1857 ,5s.-rhs Mobile

THE COTTON CROP OF 1857 os.-The Mobile
Register Gays:
I've sincerely believe. from careful examination
of the reports from all the cotton growing sections
that the present growing crop will not exceed
5000 00O or g. LOG, 900 bsles.' -.
Our own Information. says the Savannah Republl
can warrants the belief that the estimate Of the he
gieter 10 not far from the mark.
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rr;sa WASHINGTON III l.
rs Tho Eator. IF thc Enquirer 80 TO-.
u" '''' WAsHlNGlnN, July -, 'ls".

~. N, ry,or. IF thc E"T"''' &C..
10 ''' 1''''"'' w,spiNG1 oN, July -. 1891.
c.,,,o,rer: W. W. Guthrie and Robert Lee, OF
N tntis; have secured patent for very valuable
Cihciiii' in fire arrns. Ii consists in an ingen
ip c,rt,iyauce for loading cannon anu snh'i arms
eu nochin.ry which makes them aeli-lnadlng. Here
fnf,rp Government talihough Congress has Voteu an
.nproprsion for the purp0sp) has never ENCOURAGE
civilians 10 making improvements of this KIND "A"
the aid given developing contrrances OF hi' nature
ba, been exclusively confined TO officers oil 'e army
aud navy. 1t matters not what crotchet wouu e't'eI
the head Of cilicer OF the army OF navy; NV. i
expenditures have been made IN efforts !" uese'"p
thu promised imuruyer all pleased 10 lea'h
that th;s ate of tb;nra will not exist during ie AZ
ministration of James Buchanan, who does nol con
slider tue cG-s iuve named prifieSeu """'' o'.,1
,r.rc.n c,.izsus The Presdeu, hhS Instructed '!ie
proper officer Ia pass an appropriation W "''o"
ues-rs. Guthrie a&d l-ee All opportunity ~ ~.
specimen gun on their improved princpi"' w oruet
ma, ,be coun,ry may secure whatever benefits may
-se from it, if successful. This Is mos pt"'ae
worthy act on the part of the President anu s.'"
hat be is no friend TO exclusive privileges ou' WI
The contrary, is willing that the blessings u "''e'"
This morning the President. accompanied of Nv, ~,
accomplished niece, Miss Lane, lett LOT ns'o' y,
Springs His departure was ra'her uheA a.r,
was known that he would 90 soon, ou, au,Iv Jrnn.
learn that two-thirds OF the Clerks i. 80.
ped al the Pension office, have been SI -, u 80
M Jobnson Rhose commission as Cousin 10 ny
IL. NkInnh
rout, has been revoked on account VI ms - ,I
pubcauism, still holds his position as 1 s; ~ n
Pension Office II his politics prevented n,." oe"s
made Consul, should moi the same cause "'"'
If his clerkship? ,,;oo,t s,r a con.
,ulate the other day. that there were ooo III
for the position of Consu and that ne regre..eu a..
could not be accommodated Ii Is ms ln.eh'i.h Gu
appoint no one until Congress mees except 10 n
tbree or four vacancies that have occurred. in,s
mav ne rai;sd m. as have it from the President
himself ,, :: :; col, ;i, aeon tax
Cant M.ies' place as superintendent oil the govern
ment works in this section. Col. Hughes Is al ac'
complained gentleman and would make popular Sp
pontment. ,oto S,rvsvo,
General of Pennsylvania, has received the ap'0'l'
ment of 9th Auditor OF the Treasury. :. :;
ID. Is. Martini Chief Engineer OF the Navy t u
said, has been removed. have not Learned tue haue
There is no doubt of the resignation Of Judge Ma
son. Commissioner Of Patents. Ills resignation n"s
been handed in twice already during hr. bncna!a"
term. The President has determined 70 accept I" a.
soon a. suitable person be chosen !" ,aHs Hl
place. s + Shugent, the present accomphs,so 1a,,e
Clerk of the Patent Office, ID mentioned as tne NOS
probable person to BIZ chosen to tnke mr.. mason
place.
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. WAR or RACES IN A FREE STATE

WAR OF RACES IN a FREE STATE
Another Mos.-,tnrpears The nab spirlt has broken
out near Evansville Indiana, the parties being whites
on one eide aud negroes the other family oil ~
negroes got iu;O Gsht with G white family named
Edwards, one of whom dangerously wounded
Subsequently. because magistrst. released them on
BAIL mob of whites attacked the house Of the ne
.roes during which five Of the former seriously
and ons fatally wounded. On the next night the
whites organized another and larger mob TO hang the
negroes on the spot. and preparing cannon TO
fire - their dwelling, but the sheriff being in adj
vance of them, took the negroes secretly to Jail for
safe keeping aud thus foed then iu their !nwess
intentions. At the last accounts the mob were
threatening to tear down the jail and had attempted
IN fire ,hs dwellings of the sheriff and the lawyer
Moved by the negroes. II all this had occurred i'll q
slave State, how some of the Northern press would
onn;rm and howl.
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JrDrcihL Observation-Disclosures in III" -" i &C..
CA! .'iir: 10 I'll the occasiouei by IA.
~ Id. :. III lion. q w. Hopkins took place
ini:s4ny :as To-. c1Drst hsfg.cu Mr. S.rns of
Isa:we snt Mr.. kui':-rsGn, OF Y asrl:irr ha- been
u co.e on" rr-4lting in favor of the i6rnrf se.e
man ~ u few voice.
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died ou the ! July. IL WAS appointed by Grnera
,!n.%.o# =. consa to liverpool where h. s,Tyed
-Iryr.. ye.fs -nd vas t:en transferred 10 Bristol =
Mr. G-.:rn w=s qmr OF liz oariy pioEer;s a' affen
navigation. So s..iy es lei he wn- attracted ' by
III 'c.ssll -Xp"rm-uts Of Mr. FGiiG! AMI III le'
constructed the first doG6ie engine ti,u was ever
l.!sca! nn board y boa, with -Xprn-ive -;sat WIN
lie ho., ,.;!' ,Iuprs, h, wa. IN. t. to ..I.urn on
Il. sen voyage ls Erocacdei with her from aew York
20 Norfolk il Virgin Il, aud established her NJ pack
c.Cn;fe james river,
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REMEDY FOR SICK I!rapsCHE.--Dr.J. McCsw
9i,es III" l!"win: r"cii.e Tor ark headsch. in the
Virginia M-rical journal Administer The alcoholic
'S:rIc uuy v"inicn, commencing: with the twelfth
"a r,1. ~ increase TO fourth ot grain. The
p,.> i4;i. f.r .irtnis.'. 49,. Their sn'poni far the
p"ri1"i haze apparently diminished tre sLscei.
;ihIiiiy O! III" brain 10 attacks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-04

OH PoiSr,,FA., july 50.
The Steamship Convention re-assec.oisd this naorn-
ing y, 10 O'Clock, the room usisl, being bait :ui!
OF ladies'.
Mr. Duj!ey chairman Of tie committee on reso!u'
tons, reported the following:
LIST. Resolved, That il the opinion Of this Conven
ton, the citizens Of the slavehoduS States should
make every honorable exer;ion, and especially to
avail themselves OF every adyeIttious discovery of
science to release the South from the commercial bond
age by which sue is bound hand aud foot by tee other
sections OF the Couederacy and that it is idle TO talk
of the full development Of her vast resources unless
she do her own exporting and importing, aud deliver
from the maestIom Of the North the hundred millions