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the mill and Che kettles aioI SlL ready,
g 9as the cane should be,groppd ,as sson
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some futptetims tsgiyethe bestipro.
cess known. AtgafiB Bements are nov
being elfsGteatonthat end Both helt
and in Cincinnati, OhioS as soonas
thoroughly ytdsfcdI dIIth6hftacticability
orqimpractic ofB'grahulating
1.-THE Chinese Syrup will becommuni'
Gated dtolthc public. a'g,
E2s,ss. JAMES b. cIIAnwTrsK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
THE ELECTION IN BALTIMORE.

Henry P. Brooks, E.q., the competitor of the Hon.
Henry Winter Davis for seat in Congress, address
ca letter to him through the papers, that being, he
ssys the only mode now left for campaign discussion
in Baltimore In this letter be charges that the ex
cited murderous feeling now dominant in Baltimore
is due in chief part to the unancbing assertion by
Mr. Davis of the infraternaI, irtatng doctrines Of
the Know Nothing party, the eloquence and ingenui
ty by which he maintained them, and the stirring.
suggestive defamation by which he maddened and
directed the crowd. Here is an extract from the let
ter
You have declared, am informed, that "the right
of the naturalized citizen 10 vote secondary to thaf
of the native born and our late election shows thai
that secondary right 10 no right at ALL and those who
attempt its exercise are driven from the polls. :.
You have cultivated an "iuteDse American feeling
till bursts forth 10 resstless and ruthless might, re-
spectng no merit Of the present, no haoWed sssoc'.
alton of the past and dsregardng the sanoty OF the
ballot box that once solemn barrier betwixt law and
anarchy, till has become but the trampled image OF
a once glorious institution.
do not pretend to charge that you intended al
that you have accomplished, but have you not
been false to the spirit of those landmarks of our IL
berties in manner and form as have charged you
to BET
Now, cir, have an unwaverng trust that out OF all
this evil, good ls yet to come.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
LETTER FROM EX-PRESIDENT TYLER ON
THE WATER LINE.


The argumentstive and inspriting pamphlet enti-
tied IAN appeal for the speedy completion of the
Water Line of Virginia" by public spirited citizen
of Norfolk, has met with the cordial reception it de-
served, in every direction. We hope our merchants
will see that it is broad cast State
The following interesting letter was received by the
author from ex.President Tyler:
SHERWOOD FORREST, Oct. q, 1857.
My Dear Sir IL thank you most truly for the
pamphlet copy Of your "Appeal for thespeedy compile
tion OF the Water Line of Virginia, to connect the
waters of the Ohio, with those Of James River"
have read it with great pleasure and instruction; and
cannot doubt that the results you go vividly .de.
pict, would flow from its completion. have seen no
production which is 30 we'll calculated to arrest the
attention, and awaken. In favor Of the work, the mind
of every Virginian. When had the honor OF occu.
pying the place of Governor OF the State, urged the
early contamination Of this great work upon the LIZ
gislsture, recommending the substitution OF locks
and dams, on the James aud Kanawhs rivers, In
place Of a continuous CsDal along the banks; and
still think, looking to the comparative costs OF the
two modes of Improvement, that had the lock and
dam system been adopted, the Canal for the nerme.
diate space would long since have been completed.
However, it is idle 10 talk Of the past; we have to
deal with the futurs aud trust that your patriotic
eIertions will that present to give you favor
able audience, and that future to be crowned WIN
glory. The map which accompanied your pamphle,
furnishes, traced out by yourse an unansweraole
exposition of the whole subject.
am, dear sir, respectfully and truly yours,
JOHN TYLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun,

Correspondence OF the Baltimore SIM,
"AsHiseroS, NovAs..
Much agitation has been created by the rsnor.s ~.
cernlng the relations OF Gov. Walker and the At,rS
stration There was very small ground for rumcr I
ltis probable that some member OF the Admini.l,t
tration had stated in Convention that Gov Walketh
proclamation was not strictly defensble on lega
grounds, though he had acted no doubt upon coavic
tions of duty.
Governor Walker has asked aud obtained leave of
absence from Kansas for month two, TO vsi, his
family here, &c. He was 10 leave Kansas for thi,
city today Therefore, he will, in a few days. be
here 10 answer for himself to any complaints that NAV
have been or may be made Of his administration =.
No one who knows Gov. Walker will believe thai he
has acted IN 30 important matter the rejection o.
the Oxtord votes without due consideration .nd s,
lrkr ne Will De prepared to viDdicats his course in
every particular, there can be NO doubt Meanwhile
remarked yesterday, it is idle to suppose that the
Administration will condemn him unheard.
When Gov Walkers nomination ss Governor OF
Kansas shall be sent to the Senate, as have no
doubt that it will be as soon as Congress meets he will
be on the spot to meet any objections that may be
made against II.
The controversy upon the subject of the views OF
minister to Mexico Mr. Forsyth, 10 regard TO the
Tehusntepec grant TO the Louisiana Company WaI-s
warm. The late minister to Mexico, Gen. Gadsdrn,
and bis secretary, Mr.. Cripps appear in IT, We have
also had explanations from Mr. Forsyth hms-lf.
through Georgia papers, showing that he refused 10
countenance the new grant because il would invai.
date the subsisting obligations of Mexico to the Uni
ted States under the Gadsden treaty and the S!oo
contract in relation TO the same subject 1cappesri
that Mr.. Forsyth has entered protest agalnrt the
violation of the eighth article of the Gadrden tr-sy
by the contract with the Louisiana Company. This
government will, l think, rely upon the Gadst.n
treaty, and will not consider the Louisiana grant
anything more than private engagenent-gOo so.
tween the parties, but In way derogsting from
any treaty concession heretofore made by Mexico 10
the United States. los.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Nov. 4.-The steamship Csnsds, from
Liverpool, with dates to the Path October arrived
here to-day. n, :,
The Canada brings 81 900 900 in specie. There o IS
nothing later from India. 1t 10 reported toe. ne
French Government intends removing tne f7su'''o'
duties upon the export of cotton ana nouI.
Monetary affairs in London are nore % " .i
The pressure has considerably aoateo: Many .. tne
Contnent. Bapks have advanced their rates one per
cent. ,, A.. csas mn
Consols SO} to soi and s't. ,,.
N.ncbe.,sr advices are unfaVoraoie.
The Turkish Ministry has been overthrown' ked'
.,h;d p.cb. has been appointed Grand Vi1ier.
'eIT I,vrSrooL. Oct. N-Flour 10 slow Of sale, and
nr;css ara unchanged Wheat is dull at decline OF
ihhres pence. Corn is steady. Cotton has slightly
Cotton has declined. The sales OF the week amount
N ol OUU bales, of which specuators took 3,OO and
exporters 1000 bales MiddIpg and inferior quail.
fies have declined 3D.; but prices are nominal and
irregular The market closed with declining ten
d.ncy The stock amounts BIS 0O0 bales, including
100000 bales of American.
Bresdsfuffs are dull with a declining tendency
Flour 10 slow of sale; prices are unchanged. Some
Circulars quote slight decline. Wheat le dull with
decline Of 3d. sales Of red at rs to 10 lOd. white II
lOd to b 90; choice, ga. Corn il steady. Some Cir
culars soy there has been slight advance.
Psovisi0ps sss dull. sussss Vs heavy and hsV'
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INK RICHMOND KNQUIRRR.
,,,,saxn DAILY, sEai.vrxxLr, AND wKfxLH,
~ RITCHIE & DUNNAVANT.
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yea ,;,rs for six months. payable In advance For the
& Enou;.er So per aunuun, or six copies for Sl0 TO
mesG e. invariably advance. When letters containing
eep re sent BY mail they must be rssiHe-ed or they
I 1| !. 4, the risk of the writer's.
vi" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
:. ,ur DAILY ESepIRRR-For TEN lines or less, hrss
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s,rryseveu and halt cents for each insertion after
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Nf s.s sur ssMI.WESxLY For TEN nncs less, arsi
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Apus charged s3 for one square OF ten
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- All Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect exceeding
,,sssr AZ lines, are charged for az advertisements
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~, and available Bank notes. if registered, at the r''k oi
l. editorS-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, Nov. 3.-The steamship Arago, with
Liverpool dates to the as mas hs
gers are Mr.. Belmont, Minister at Hsgue aud Bishop
Mainhsll of New Orleans.
The rates of discount at Hamburg have advanced to
fhe Queen Of Madagascar has expelled all the
French and English residents. The reason assigned
Is that the Europeans design dethroning her and
placing her son on the throne.
The French Legislature will be convoked about
the last of December.
The London Times Of Tuesday evening says that
considering how recently the rate Of discount bas
been raised to point unknown for ten years. the
calmness and stesdness of the money market affords
equal qualification and surprise in all quarters Inc
supply of money at the discount market 10 greater
than has been lately witnessed.
The advance Of rates by the Bank OF france nao
produced no effect.
American securities had been active
The ship Richard Anderson, from Baltimore, @ bound
to Rotterdam, foundered at sea september ~ xs'n..
The second mate, John Aldridge was lost. The rest
ef the crew had arrived by the ship Weymouth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06

LAND IN YORK COUNTY FOR SALE.
VNHE subscriber offers for sale the tract Of land upon
IL which the late John R. Winston recently resided
situated in York county about three miles north Of Will
Eamsburg and adjoining the lands Of DR. r. Waller
Benz Waller John James, Houry NJ Bowden, and James
Shell
The tract contains 500 acres with excellent dwelling
with rooms well arranged, new framed quarter
with four rooms, Ice house and barn nearly new The
yard and garden newly enclosed with the best heart tim
The wheat crop of the present year is estimated At
from 900 to 1900 bushels.
October it will be on that day If fair if the frat
fair day sheresfter sold to the highest bidder on the
premises.
Persons wishing to purchase are referred Mr. Hanson
P Kea who has charge Of the premises and will take
pleasure In giving all necessary information.
TERMS accommodating, upon the purchase money
being sasfactory secured For any further information
address the subscriber Hanover Court House. vrg
MIA BICk: L. WINSTON, Executor OF
July al-ctf JNO. X. WINSTON deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
RAPPAHANNOCK LAND FOX sALk.


"A 70, ofer for sale that exceedingly valuable and
desirable estate known by the general name of HAYS
chasing such property as this and only nducemen.
70 dispose of s that II 10 owned BY ladies' who wah to
bereleved from the care Of land and negroes Tho
tate contains about aOo Acres the whole of which has
heretofore been cultivated one farm 1t IT, however,
in three parcels divided by strip, OF intervening
lsnd,) each Of which will DO sold separately
ls, "Hays" "proper-containins nboM 1000 Acres the
whole Of which, with the exception OF single HILL is
"River Flat"
Is situated edistely the Rappahannock in the
county Of King George, Virginia, twelve miles below
Fredericksburg, and is bounded by the land OF Mir. Wm
the other This has always been regarded equal
any dewater Virginia. for the production OF Wheat
and Corn The soil Is OF the finest description and when
lu original fertility. Though not bushe Of clover seed
has beea sown for twelve years there upon of the
fields, luxuriant crop. The estate 10 we'll watered
about swothrds 10 open for cultivation and the balance
in wood part of which (say l30 $50 acres original
growth, containing inconsderab quantity of Timber
suitable for Ship building There is on this tract water
plank will extend from the bank to the vessel re-
eeiving grain from "Hsys"
tains ISL acres 20 30 of which in wood The o
gnal character of the soil superior There the
mans OF old Mill upon atream that never falls pass
Ing through this tract which If rebuilt would command
arge This 10 very desirable property for one
wishing to farm on limited scale.
I'd. Bloomsbury. This division Of the estate com.
with the rst range Of hills from the river pro.
verbal fer It's fertility along tho whole course OF the Rsp
pahsanock. 1t contains 750 acres sufficient portion OF
which is in wood For residence few situations pre-
attractions The location 10 healthy, and the
view from the hills nearest the river Is extensive and
beautiful This of land placed in either OF the val
ley counties of the Sate-removed as II would be from
tide.water communcation-would really command dou'
BILE the price asked for It.
survey Of each tracts now in progress and pats will
soon be ready for exhibition.
Upon large part of the purchase money, satisfacto
rly secured aud the interest is punctually paid long
credit can be had The time Of possession will be &C.
commodated to the wishes of the purchasers.
Persons desiring further information will please direct
their letters me, King George c. II. Va Those
wishing to view the property will call on me- and In my
absence it will be shown by Mr. Lee, the manager the
estate. w. h. MASON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06

Walker has Injured their interests in violation of law
the Administration will not hesitate to remove him.
If upon investigation Of his conduct with reference
to the rejection of the Oxford returns, he proves un.
worthy the confidence of Mr.. Buchanan, who can
doubt that he will instantly cease to command bis
countensnce
We einvite eapecial attention to another proclsma.
ton from Gov. Walker, on the occasion of bis more
recent rejection of the fraudulent returns from Mo.
Gee county. He speaks out frankly and fearlessly.
He may have usurped authority, but we must have
additional evidence to convince US that he is not act.
Ing as he thinks best for the interests OF the Terri
tory, the South, and the whole country But let US
await the verdict Of the President and his Cabinet
They have the means of arriving at the facts-sud
with their decision we doubt not the South will be
aatisfed ..s.g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
FROM EuROPE.
,pp,v.I oE THE STEAMSHIP INDIA

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP INDIAN.
QUEBEC, Nov. 3.-The steamship Indian, from
L;y.rpoo with dates to the 2lst October, arrived
here to-day. Ill.,
The news by this arrival is very meagrs. The
Bank of Epgand has advanced the rates OF discount
70 eight per cent The Bank of France had also ad.
vanced the rates of discount one per cent The mo-
ney pressure still continues both in France and Eng
land. u
Breadstufs in France have fallen to the ordinary
prices of plentiful years.
Lord Howden had had q long audience with Louis
Napoleon on Spanish ufars, the result OF which was
a most complete accordance of views:
The suspension Of Aban, Mclean q 20. OF o'as'
gov is announced. They have surplus OF assets.
The King of Prussia is slowly improving -.
There is q marked improvement on Change at VI
emma.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2l.-Cotton closed to-day at
decliue of onesixteentb eighth pence and dull;
Breadstuffs are quiet. Richardson and Spence say
ths, -four has declined 3D. Wheat Is firm for RED and
inferior; white has slightly declined. Splrn OF tur.
pentiue is steady at 38s. 4d. Rosn is dull Rlce is
ouist. Consols 8S3 to So3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION

INFORMATION h wing been received by the Executive
that MERIwETHER F. DAY, charged with horse
cspT and who confined in the Jail Of the county Of
Hsnrco escaped from said Jail on the night OF the
2Otb instant and Is going at large; therefore do
hereby offer reward of hundred and fifty dollars to
.ny person who shall the said Meriwether Day
and deliver him into the Jail Of said county. and do
moreove. require all officers Of this Commonwealth civil
and military and request the people generally TO use their
best exerions procure the arres, Of the said Mer
wether F. Day, thar he may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the Less
:, =, Seal of the Commonwealth, at Richmond this
lL's'j 2l,t day of October 1857.
HENRY A. WISE
By the Governor GEoxoE w MUSFolp, Secretary OF the
Commonwealth
MewehorF Day abeut Ave feet seven inches high has
dark tar keeps his beard close ahave which 10 inclined
os, look speaks quick when spoken to- and weighs about
0 pounds He raised in the county Of Hanover and
married in the county of Caroline, where he has we now
ixnr OCT GS-c3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
MEADOW TARM FOR SALE


of Prince William, adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria to Warrenton and two and half miles from
Gainesville depot on the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
ave miles distant from Alexandria which place be
reached In two hours on the cara
Th. Es.ate contains Nine Hundred and Forty and
half Acres-abous four hundred of which are In Wood
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all of them well watered by lasting Springs
Broad Rum large and falling mountain stream
passes through the estate from West to East bordering
on which Is beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres,
now well taken In Timothy and blue grass, and not only
valuable as Meadow but highly useful for grazing pur
poses The uplands rolling and susceptible Of any
degree Of Improvement.
The improvement. are large and commediou. Dwell
Ing with spacious four above and three be.
low stairs and the necessary out houses Surround
Ing the yard 10 large and aoushing Orchard Of Apples
Pears Peaches Cherries Aprcos &C., Of the finest
retes and many of them In full bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood un.
by any in the State for health and affords the
best society.
I hose wishing to purchase fine country residence,
will do we'll TO call and examine this estate
For further information, address Judge e. Collins Lee,
Da JAS. w. F. MAcRAE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
BIZ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having been Teceived by inc Execu
u urs that WILLIAM E. BIRD, (of Cussis) in the
county OF Aecomae has been found guilty, BY scorone,s
2ud instant and 10 now going at lnrge; therefore do
hereby aer reward of one hundred and fifty dollars 70
.sy person who shall the said William BHd (ot
Iecomsc and do moreover require all officers OF this
Commonwealth civil and military, and request the people
generally TO best exertons to procure the arrest
Of the said VIM. E. Bird, tot Cusds) that ne may be
brough, to justice.
Given under my hand Governor and under the Less
, , Seal of the eslth, at Richmond, this 10Th
H. ''j dsv Of October, ls57. HENRY A. WISE
By tho Governor: GEORGE W. MuSFoRD, Secretary OF
the Commonwealth.
Wm E Bird. lof Cus,s) is about twenty-five years OF
aye shout i've feet nine inches high. soops little
forward 10 stout full faced and OF rudy eompexion
hs hair light and he very profane In conversation
nntN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
THE POLYTECnNIC COLLEGE
FTHE STATE OF PENNsYL VANIA

THE POLYTECHNIC COLLRGE
OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLV LVANIA.
WEST PENS SoUAaH, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature, 1853, on the plan
i Of the Industrial Colleges Of Paris and Berlin.
mence on Monday November sth 1887 and continue sur
months
In addition 70 thorough practical instruction In Msshe
marcs Civil Engineering, Architecture and Drawing full
series Of Lectures by members of the Faculty given,
a. follows:
Geology Mineralogy and Mining Engineering, BY Prof
w. J. Whitaker, A. NJ.
Industrial, Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry BY
Prof A l.. Kennedy, NJ. D.
Mechanical Engineering and the Principles Of Machines
by Prof. NJ T. Tuthill, A. M.
Ample facilities are provided for Field and Laboratory
Practice and students may pursue full partial courses
Fee for full course, $50
For further information apply to
DQ A. L KENNEDY,
Nov 2-ctf President Faculty, Philadephis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
"THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC PRESS ON
SENATOR HUNTERS LETTER.

In its issue of Monday, "The South" presented to
ia readers an imposing array Of editorial articles
from number of the Democratic papers of the State,
approving, endorsing and euogisng the late letter OF
Senator Hunter. The "Enquirer," Of yesterday,
borrowed our ne;ghbors attractive caption, aad un.
der i, We also published the sentiments Of several of
our co,emporaries on the same subject. There was
however, difference in two respects between them
rbe articles in "Ths South as We have said, were
in laudation of the letter. and numbered fee. Those
in the Enquirer" were in disapprobaton Of it, ano
numbered four. To-day We submit to our readers
Two other articles from Democratic journals, rslsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-06
ELECTIONS IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4-Rsports are current OF So
rious disturbance 10 some of the remote wards. In
tn. 7th ward an Irishmau has been killed. and ano'
ther man is reported TO be fatally wounded. in The
18th ward the nsturased voters were driven IRON ne
nolIs MANY rumors are afoa, but in tbs absence Of
reliable information We foroesr giving them 10 moot
Of the wards every thing quiet and Peaceaos. The
taverns are generally closed. The Mayor is per.on-
ally visiting tho polls, sud exhorng all TO deal fai'y
and MAINTAIN the peace OF the city.
WAsHIsoros, November 4-The Star and The
"S,stss" have epecial dispatches from Baltimore.
but NOT from the agent of the associated press ing
that the polls hsvs been taken possession OF by ,hs
ruans, that most Of the regular police refuse 10 d.
their duty. and that the election is tragedy II -
considered he:e that these reports are doubtful