Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

preston OF sound feelings, beautifully written and
closed in richly gill, frames One is directed to Gov,
Wise. one to Mayor Mayo and one to Col. Thomas
2. August.
twill 10 seen tia. each expresses the true sen,i-
mcnts OF model citizen soldiers, who st all times
cherish the principles OF existed patioism and morals
md gratitude worthy the example o; all good citizens :
UEApqrARrEn- With REGIMENT NArto>ALl
GUARD, NEW York.
r., MS Er.fiierry Henrv 4. WISE. GOy,rAor of
Sir-lh- undersigned, in behalf of the National
Ghari OF New York, an. by direction Of the Board
ot Officers beg most respectfully to tender you their
sincere thanks Tor the cordial reception extended 10
ih.n by the Capital of your State the city OF Rich-
inond, and especially Tor the elegant entertainment
the officers enjoyed ~ your hospiaeie home.
New York had guarded well the sacred ashes en-
trusted 10 her care, aud ha-iened 10 respond Ia tie
call OF Virginia When shs demanded the duet vi her bo
loved son.
II i. al event not soon be forgotten, ia indeed,
already part OF History, and your aoc and eloquent
uddre-. at the tomb OF the great man whom We bad
met 10 honor, wGs g0rny 81 me OccIS'oH ard W
can pronounce no higher -ucglum The address Will
never BE- ensced from our memories IL elected
hearty Tepon-e from every heart II bieah-1 no par
t;zan spirit; there noting mario" o; srcoua! IN
ijs ronei bur was broa aud catholic D. tee sun
that sbown over our heads, and the bretzo that
| famed our broHs.
w. are confident we express the sentiments Of th-
entire Regiment, when say II added a new llgs'
mrn' 10 tbs bonds which hold together our vast liz.
public.
We LEFT yoGr noo. state better Patriots. and tel;
after aylns wo!sa:Pped together d :!e aisfs oi yoar
mighty dead. lhs; zen 10 the: ashes 1--we Their
woniel iirrs, and that We were indeed brethren
iaburiag together ~ tie sabine cause OF COMMON
humanity.
With tue highe. --'-en.
We r-m.in yoGr 0t-dien; servants,
MAHsHALt LEfrEHr- l.. Col,
H. { SUBWAY, Cnp," Committee.
b. VI. NLvERs. Capt. OF
j. MONROE, C-pt.. Board U. OtiteEs.
Rev. 5 II. WEsroS. Chspisn.
urApQ RS Vim RIG T, NAr,oS,L GUARD
NV York
Ion. JJscDh N1Vo.
.V,yor of tie Guy Of R,chmond:
Sir: We have Deem drsrf-d by resolution OF :hS
Board of Officers OF tn an Regiment New York
Na'ional Guard, 10 convey 20 you. and through You
~ the ciiclsl h-ad Ia the CY C"unci. OF Richmond,
the deep s.IIss OF obligation the entire f--In-n f--i
tor III. Ire: and generous hospitality oi yoGf city up
n recent vlel'.
The most simple expression OF satisfaction and last
ing remembrance .! oar limited stay among you. IL
more cunsonanr 10 our real emotions OF respect, grn
tifud- and raernal feeling.
The Regiment were fortunate in the privilege OF
bearing token So precious 10 Virginia H. the re-
Ia testify tn.r admiration i"r his character and c
virtues which made hun i!ustrious we'll ~ The
ave and regard they entertain tor the Stale which
gave him birth.
We knew III. ci;z N. ~ Virginia would be
.bc OF tho compliment Intended, and that We could
rely upon their sympathy. We knew the provr'
binl hospitality oI ..-r people but with all our know
edge We're not prepared tor kindness 80 diiiu--
L Tor attentions 30 universal, tor offerings 10 freely
laid before u.s.
Virginia gathered fresh lsurels while the cordal
greetings OF friends from distant States were cement
ed by everlasting remembrance.
We cannot e~pc--s hy word. the qualification OF
the Regiment with their visir; but We can, with the
utmost sincerity you that We shai never forget
the city OF Richmond and the OF oil those who
acted ~ the representatives. OF her hospitality
Receive. Mr.. Mayor, our personal regard, and be-
love Gs. with great respect,
ioGr oG-di-nt servants
MARSHALL LtgrknT4. Lieut.. Cot, Committee
II &. SUBWAY, Captain, Of
Is. VI. NEVER, Captain. Board
j. MONROE. Captain. at
Rev. y. II. WfsroH, Chaplain. Oticeis
HEADQUARTERS VllrH REorEsr, NArioSALI
GrAED, NV loRK.
70 Coi T. T.. Iagna, Of tie lstRrgf
Virginia pohsqtfrrs
Sir:-AIow the COMMITTEES appointed by the Board
nf Oilicers of 9TH Regiment. New York National
Guard, 10 express Ia you, and through You ID your
Regiment, their heartfelt thank. for the municenten
t-rIainm-nt which greeted their arrival IN your h-aui
iul city II scale propOriionaic 10 The g.Hn'i"
building in which i, served, and fitting expo
nani u the large h-artedness that dictated ", anc
with the generous viands, too there ''f-aSt Il
reason and flow vi soul, that bid good digestion
wait OH appetite, and health on borh." We hail that
days intercourse az a commencement OF new era
in the interchange Oi friendly sentiments Snd mutual
kindnesses between the North aud South. The
-ion OF necessity. gave Ngki0aH Charact.y To the
imposing ceremonies witnessed in your city, aud u
Who'll, nation participated in the cordial attentions
frankly rendered by your czens, and the noble senI
manfs 40 happily expressed by your orators. few
such interviews will do more 10 dissipafe ths idle
ealous-s that still ALLEVIATE many and the petty eud4
that will esrsuge soma. than oil the pamphlet writing
and Legislation of the past.
The .nns of New York and Virginia inst with ex
tended hands. aud both are always IN earnest, wh--
Their the hand is given open shut. They ipined III
friendly clasp, and both nstinctively felt II was the
warm grasp Of brother.
You CAV. us a welcome, warm IA the kiss Of your
SUNNI SoGth. ard yegru iur Dp;rrriuiiy 10
show that tie cold IN CLINE rot cold in Infection,
and In prove IN yuu thu, we Gan appreciate your
generosity, though forget your kind OF.
ices prodgally showered upon ua on thai so thnt
gave birth TO the Father of h- C0untry, aud where
NIL -lt Va were soma. AMI whore, too. - mutual
feeling. trrst animated each heart, ike TINT which
warmed III" sous OF our ioret4thr-s when they met
on The battle tieds Of the Revolution.
MARSHALL LEFFERTs, L., Col
ii & SUBWAY, Capt, Committee
j. VI. MYERS. Capt, Of
j. MOHHoE, Captain, Board oil Oilcer3
Rev. =. III WE-r0S. Chaplain.
New iohE, July 1853
RAis.-Cheering accounts Of beneficial rain having
fallen, in various parts of thu State, now come To-
hand. Oar exchanges. from thu country, express The
JOY Of the farmers th-reat aud he general fs-ng
that things will not turn Ua, ~ bad IN they might
hAve done.
if,bt h.. han in
around Richmond have vastly relieved the parched
and gaping soil. aud added animation 10 the sun
struck corn.
STEAMBOAT EErERPRIsE.-Ths Is the age OF ad-
vsncenent in every line, and the tlme when monopo
ly in any business cannot long have the sway
We now see it stated that very go-ahead and
beautiful propeller, of large capacity 1t now h.ing
built 10 Wilmington, De-. 81. Is shortly: 20 b. placed
upon The line b-iween New York aud Norfolk p
r-rs',urg and Richmond Sh. j. built TO the order vi
Messfs Cromwell 81 Co. OF New York.
SLANttG CA-E.--A son-whs; exciting ces. cane
oil during tie lac Circuit Cour, for Madison county
which lasted during three days. Aaron Is Iptlmnn
against VIM. Hoffman, for SANDER Counsel for the
Plaintiff, WIN. l. Early. Esq, and Barbour and Gray.
For the defendant a. X. BIakey and Tho. j. Hum.
phr-ys, Eco. and Gen jas. k.nper.
\ gentleman who ~A- pre-cni inform. that he
rarely ever heard care more ably or ing-ninu-y AT.
guei. Sir Early "p-n-f Tor thu plan'lii in speech
of great force aud perrinency. IL wa- followed by
M--srz Bnk.y and keuper Tor rh- d.f-nc. in
spe. Chez. marked not only by great ability, but
Astounding in uit md -arca-rn. The ease was closed
for he plaintiff nv james Barbour, Ed, in one of
those crushing et!,it- which no ingenuity however
.rb!- nor wit nor -afcs-rn. are able to wihstand.-
Verdict iGr ihe plaintiff, SD 600
The CoHsEcKATIoS OF THE New C.rHoLrC
CHURCH AT NoRFoLE.-We learn from reliable su.
thorry that the above interesting ceremony will not
take place till the irst Sunday in October next. at
which tim- il will BE- every way more convenient for
the bishop to attend, than at earlier period "a was