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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07
:; :; rur GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA:


,osy,IION navjnS beea received oy the EAeSu'
w. rs, seven prisoners who were cornneo in TUG
,ssr,rl. county, have escaped from saia jan anu
~ .o,.- a, ,rge, 20 Wit: NELSON SHELTON,
- uS.h murder, JogS w. WHEAT, Witn sno9ting
T.. XII A. j. SHAckELfoRp, Win assau'ius
~, - win intent 10 kill; TOBIAS SaIrTEEL ana
-. i;sy.oK.. each With larceny: JAMES %. A.
a-.ery, aud IoHS a. HAwtEi with msnGiuus .1 slso
.ss..,,,, 10 hereby cteT reward OF rive nIu .ss
lar. 20 suy person or persons VINO sHsn III 81 a,ha
...,r.v.: aai deliver them INTO the jan VI h.U nd
~ or seventy .nve pciiara ior such arFess a..u
L. Di auy one OF them: aud 90 nioa .a;,;,s
= ac.r. d, this Commonwealth, ci'li any iii.nsa s.
.r,s, the people generally TO use tneir oes. .A
5-,,.r. ii s.rrs, Gi the said escspea Pr"o'e'''
Is s.y b., aGou:nt 10 JuSlco. ,.oyoss
sb.r ms land as Governor, anu uhuel ts I;
Ss,l ot the Commonwealth. al Riehh9n9, nGt SA''
q:a isy o: April. le1s hENhl
ae '0' Scc'yof the Comth.
,,,..,,, ,ve lee, nine inches high. be.
oy i've and rfty years old, bald hoao' fH'ner s"'
TX Wpeat IS sbout six feet high thirtyhsns
- .sr, old. slou, and heavy made, win snsu'
! /. he shoulders. ;,.hao b,cb
II Sb-cselford is about hve feet ten lneaes nisu
|, q, ,h.r;y.fvc years old. sandy hair Zoo,
In, Sm;,c-l bout twenty-one years oiu, uao i'
| 2 nae ir. .igh. stout made, fair conPieSu,
,rn tire -; 10 about twenty one years otu, aoou'
lee: e'r'! inches high, spare made s~aI'hy Gull
! o. ala svs fss
IT, "ac, i. about twenty'one years "'u' "'e 'ee
IA, nigh iar skin medium size
1 ''a"''! 20 anril aO-c3w
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IalO DEnIOCRAT1C Z

100O DEMOCRAT1C EDITORS-A first cls.' u.
IL Country paper with extensive subscr1paon hst,
and fine advertising cnstom can be bought at mooeis.s
wealthy secon of Virginia and has been established ior
many years. Persons desrous of purchasing will enquire
of the Editors of the Enquirer" April 2-cam
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ARMSTRONG;, GATOR & co,

IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS
esns, Millinery. silk Goods. straw BOnnets,
Flats, Flowers and Ruches,
.-. BALTIMORE ST, between Charles & Hanover
BALTIMORE.
r. STOCK /. unequalled in Variety, Extent and
Ct.hpnes.
|z, ,ric;ly six months-or six per cent Of for par
Feb l6- DE- COM
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RRrIT TREES AND SHRUBBERY.

SOUTHERN GREENWOOD NURSERY.
INlSG on hand choice variety of FnrIT -
ssEs Of my own raising and grating. suth
F''ce Tor ;rsrsp!anting, respectfully call the -
"a Of the public 20 them
N'"ry located and. .a-halt miles North. East
asOi Market, where will take pleasure In show
l:ea
o'i-'s addressed TO- or left at my agents. Messr.
Lea, Taylor X Co., NJ -, Main street. Richmond
p nJ'e!t. will meet with prompt attention.
fsLA.g TaEEs furnished to order.
fra l3-cfm LEWIS TUDOR.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

Washington. May 5.-Lsst night the Democratic
members OF Congress held caucus for the purpose
Of laying down plan for The future admission "t
new States into the Union. The suhj-c' WA d-h.'~d
but no action was raken. The caucus approve H.
President plan sgn bill unless presented Three
days before the adjournment OF Congress
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GEORGE HERRING,s.

~, GEORGE HERRING'S,
''AAlSSlON AND GROCERY STORE,
sr,, -, MAIN SrkEET.
-. :. Ava! hand a full stock of Groceries, H
Tien M n" "'-' les his customers and the public gene
a." strict attention to the sale Of country
AID is nov prepared to furnish grain bags TO hi,
III wish 10 send their grain to him to sell
GEO. I. HERRING,
No Sc Main St
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Lo,. ."ASksDALE, CIR. BAAKspALE,
Charlotte. Of Richmond.
m BARXspALE, late Of Farmuils.
tNyisin nheDALE & BROTHERS.,
osios MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
,;sb ,fcE sEAR SHocKoE WAREHoUsE
10" ADVANCES made on Conigumens In
Jan 5-ctS
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IA =

ACRES OF VALUABLE ORANGE LAND FOR BALE
~ EAR Harhoursyile and six mlos from Gordonsville
~ Depot To both places there s excellent Macad
amized road. About one-iourh of the land is heavily
:imbered the balance cleared and well adapted to the
growth of grain and tobacco. There fifty acres Of
Blue Run low ground which is very tine meadow land.
The improvements consist of comfortable dwe..n2,
large apple orchard, and abundance of other fruit
The neighborhood healthy and the society inferior to
none in the State The farm Is remarkably we'll watered
aud is as all acquainted with it will testify equal to any
Of its size in the county.
For terms and further inorrnaton address the subsc
ber at Bsrboursyile, Orange county.
WI. c. GRAVES.
alsv wish to sell with the land separately, one moi
ETY. of valuable and grist mill, within one mile of
the farm April l6-ctf
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The Agricultural SocIErY.-The time ot l,,l
ing the next Fair OF the Rsppahannork Agricun ~
ana Mechanical Society has not been deturivr'y ..
termined upon but it has been deemed nrnr-
adopt the sans Schedule of Premiums. with s9gr.
! alterations. as was offered last season.
AT the last annual meeting of the Society tE. f.
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That COMMITTEES OF three ba arr...,
to revise and report constitution to tn. mrmn.-.
the NEXT annual tair.
The President has appointed the following a. =
committee: Siaiiord-Csl. w. j. Green HI
George-CoI. John TayIo. Csroline--Dsui.r G. ~
Jarneite.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

BANK TELLERs were kept busy saturday. n f.,
ot resumption One Bank paid onr nearly i0ro'
ana tne others amounts ranging from $lJu0 :
S2U 900. They virtually Resumed the d,y T.. .,r
(triday') and were busy al day with thu hrol
number OF whom w-rn here from Other place. rr
great rush IL now over. We sppose.-[L ynci 5urr d,
ginid1.
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DEATH OF SAM'L. DICKSON.
ALBANY, April 4.-Sam'l. Dickson, a member o
be last Congress, died here suddenly this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

PHILADELPHIA MUNICIPAL ELECTION
has resulted in ths choice of the People, canc'
for Mayor by 4,3OU majority. The capd.d-r- Be-
other Offices have msjori;ies ranging from urU
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CHARLES Is. STUART,

M IV1tNEI III
ASHLAND. HANOVER COUNTY, VA,
ilL prsr,ice regularly in the Courts OF the roun
tie. Of Hanover, Caroline and King William, ant
.an 10 -ny business in any of the Courts held in tn
Z, Hrhmnrd Dec 23-d3t&c eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

CHILD DRowSED.-An interesting little h.,. -ag
eight years OF aye, the son of Mr. 5. ID Wt.I,an-.
while engaged IN fishing at the Reservoir yesterday
afternoon, accidentally tell in and was drowned 49,
ILynckburg P!rqintdn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07
THE CrFF BRACE PLOW.

las FLOW has been steadily
ilaag favor with the farmers
aa,ers for the last ten years,
J. nav low be considered the .-,.,-.-,--
|npalar Pow in use in the whole south 1t has taken
n Al tire. of our State Fairs and at the last Qso5
b. FIRST over all the most popular piows In use
J .so l4Aen every premium given by the Mechanics
M highest award offered by this Institute: and has
.ccs-.lly tested in every variety OF soil IN this
,ni many OF the more Southern States.
|...,urel oy the undersigned, at their factory OH
bin s,r"., below the Exchange, Richmond, va
ry De had nearly every article used Tor tiiinS tns
!, rrc,, GEO WATT & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

oUSTERFEiTs.-Sum"rous counterfeit, q =
North Western Bank Of Virginia are abroad mari,
lary OF the denominations at five and Ten dollar,
They eeem to bs well sprinked along the line -,
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

NEW YORK, MAY 5-Ths q. S. soop. of war
Dale arrived here to day from Monrevis.
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CITY AND STATE ,Ews

:, FAIRFIELD RAoEs.-Thr .princ rac.s Over III.
rniFheId s"urI,' h""r this city, comrnsnceo IN r. ,
s;. 'ay. ,or ,rs Dns"rl! Eiak~-. SlOUO -ntran,r
forfeit There were Ein-tr-n turri.s-,,,,r.
which paid forfeit. Fiv. horses START =.
purses and the result WA as follow. ''' 80
INT. w Doswelrs ch c by Revenue. ON, NJ
, Una. 80 :.............l
r. Coyies tlInrper, Of Kentucky, Or . h.,
Yorkshire, dam Blink-y.
w. L. Cheatbsm. OF Tenn. (Bacon.) br hvi,,,
Albion dam Bsrry's dam 49,.
W. IL. Gibbons of New Jersey, brf by Trnr.n.
dam Gnld Pin. ......-.........3 {;
Belcher & Cabell's br by Childe IIaro'a. dan
uy .
Time-l:i1i; l:4S.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
MEADOW FARM FOR SALE

OFFER at Private Sale my Farm lying In the county
Of Prince William adjoining the land of Judge Tyler
| and Immediately the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria TO Warrenton, and two ana hall mile. from
Ganesvle depot the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
Rve miles distant from Alexandria; which place be
reached In two hours on the cars.
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Fortyone and
Half Acres-abou, four hundred of which in Wood
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all of them well watered by lasting SPRING.
Broad Run large and never failing mounaiR
passes through the estate from West East bordering
on which Il. beautiful Meadow of hundred acres
we'll taken In Timothy and blue grass and not ouly
valuable Meadow, but highly useful for grazing pur
poses The uplands are rolling aud susceptible Of any
degree of improvement.
The improvements are large and commediou. Dwell.
Ing with seven spacious rooms four above and three
low stairs, and the necessary out houses Surround
Ing the yard |. large and aour,hng Orchard Of Apples
retos and many of them in full bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood un-
surpassed by any In the State for health and affords the
best society.
I hose wishing to purchase hne country residence
will do well to call and examine this estate.
For further information, address Judge L. Colns Lee
DR JAS. w. +. MACrAE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

TIE INV COLLECTOR -On Saturday la', .4.
inst. DIR. D. j. Smpkins took hi. position h, Cnll,
tor OF the Customs tor this port. No change y
learn, have been made in the subaIt-ru ia, yr
the appointment of William Hipkins 10 b.. Drpu.
Collector In place of Aaron Jef.ry-suhi-cr 70 n
approval of the Secretary of the Treasury August
B. Cooke is appointed 10 ths Tnspectorshio y..r,,
bv tine death of VIM. G. Whitehead -lN,ri
Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

Buckland Pr. William co.. Va, April li-ctf
JlMES RIYER ESTATE POR SAI.E


OFFER this valuable estate Tor sale, in the county of
II Buckingham, known BY the name Of "Monte Vdoo," !"
former residence Of Judge CsbeL) 1t contains go
acres of which 200 acres James River low grounds
of the best quality Large crops of corn wheat and to
bscco annually made this estate 1t has all the
cessary improvements. The negro quarters aIl
with brick chimnies and plank floors. Tho tobacco
houses built of chesnu logs and covered with ches
shingles has orchard containing upwards Of 900
trees Of the choice fruit-appes. pears peaahas
cherries &c. 1t has the finest view James River,
mountain ,eenery, riser, &C. 1t 10 we'll wstered and
healthy
This estate 10 on the South side of James Rverhav.
Ing covered bridge James River, to the James
River and Kanswha Canal about quarter of mile FROM
the estate.
As wish to move my negroes South, bargain may be
had by early application TO me In Richmond.
Peter +. Ayres, my oversccr, will show the estate.
CHAS Y. M0RRISS.
Also for SALE 1000 of heavily timbered land IL
the sSme county This land is In it's virgin growth and
lies q 10 Il miles irom.se James River and Kara
whs Canal ll0 miles from Richmond, and 30 miles from
rynchburg.
Persons wishing to get rail road tyes, save timber,
hoop poles, &C., will do well to take look atit
March 5-ctd CHAS. Y MORRISS.
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NoRTH.wEsrfRN NIKGfS,a.-The Whe., NO ~.
STATES 'hss surveyor was engaged last w--k IN ir-~
RUG ,'e grounds intended 10 b- added 10 the .uc
which has formerly bs.,u used by the Agricul,u,. =
c-ly for their exhibitions. la order Ia max. ~ -.
ahalt mile in circumference, seven acres will bay.
be added This will make the entire .nclosnr. ,.-
tam seventeen acres, which will be the lsr.-.- a.
most beautiful oil any OF the kind in the Wes.r
country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

ATur BrRTH.PLAcE Of WAsHISGToS.-Gov-rnor
Wise, during his recent visit TO the county of Wr,'
ro,eiand completed the negotiations tor thu transfer
~ ,hs State, os the blrhspot OF WAsHISGToN aud
the burial place of the Washington family. Mf
Wilson, the proprietor of ths Wakefield --rac con
septs to give up an acre of ground, comprising n"
site OF the house in which Washington born and
the old chimney alluded 10 by our correspondent
mis- 10. ,of published Sa:D,d"v This area wi be
enclosed with an iron fence, and an appropriate mon.
ument erected on the spot. The negost,on inciuo-s
the right of way the plantation, III. roAd nud
the vault and this latter place aI.o 10 be enclosed
and improyed.-lR. DisDat-h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

The CIRCUIT CoURT OF H.NpsHiRr. ,Iudr,. p -.
ker presiding, adjourned on the Fth of Apr. ,.',-s
concluding case of -oms Interest aud iInpor,.rr.
that OF Philip &. Slaughter and wife vs J ,hn VI
Dowelra executor and others. The plaintiff Gu-.
TONED the validity OF the will Of the late JOHN Nc
Dowell, of Romney, involving property 10 thu arnoa.
Of about S2O,BOO. The case occupied five days Al e.
the jury rendered verdict sustaining the will.
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rn EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

: ;g,,cribers beg leave TO call attention to @ tneir
.T0CK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS, >;
DgRS. PRESSES. &C, &C, large supply o,
!. hey keep constantly on hand a. their Type ana
.,vy- Foundry. No. -. Gold Street, New lork'
I. ,rs full assortment of all ARTICLES required !"
Il; Oace, including
CASES, CHASEs, GALLEfS, &c,
!, s,jcH we warrant equal in eN"ry respecL 70 any
ri,'.,s5 in tb;s country, and which we will sell on
ans, viz: six months credit for approved me ne
.seroes, or ten per cent. discount LOT easn III. .
.,,.p in exchange for new at the customary prict
!. crnrs per pound il delivered within 10 days Io"
f. .c,chsse. otherwise six cents per pound.
WIN. HAGAR, JR., L. co.
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On Wednesday morning thu 2Sth of April fl,-r,
were but nine miles of track /" lay on the East a
nessee and Virginia Rail Road, and the fore. n ri,
eastern end wrr" laying ha!' IL mile per day. rh-,
are also laying down the iron on h- western .ad
IL confidently asserted that the gap will br cios ID u
by the 9Th May.
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.,,isr;i,ned, AGENT ~ Virginia, Tor the aooV
-. LII. .hnncrt can supply the trade Wit

!. .s-iar;irnrd AGENT n VIKGINIAf IVI tt1 ""V
i.5xn Establishment, can supply the trade with
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C,
30 mos; liberal terms Having printed the RICH
, g>or,KyR' for upwards of ten years with type
49,, ,'s,.,,als nurchascd from Messrs. HI.eAR q
1r Induced 70 recommend IN rte.ials from their es'
.s=e., in preference TO others. ,d
.Imsn S.9k, will be furnished to the trade, ana
y.;cle. as NAV be selected will be forwarded Win
~ WIN. B. ALLEGRE,
~ ENQUIRER" Office, Richmond va
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The numerous friends in this city and vcin,f. ..
the venerable Chas. Fenton Mercer will learn WI
sincere sorrow that he ia very i'll at Howard u.-
Alexandria. Weare informed that the nalady unG
which he is -ring is cancer.
p. S.-Gen. Mercer died Tuesday afternoon, a. ii
residence in Fairfax cOunry.-He was 50 years of ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

There are now IN Tho P-ni:-n;inry rsr,c tp. a +
and forty saI prisoners being more thau w-r. o.,
there before at one time
The prison contains lSl celia 20 of which "a
email that they can accommodate. but one rris r,-r
each This being the case the other pri-on.r- 81 "a
number, are crowded into li2 cells
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

PROGRESS OF CRIME ~ NIkGI>iA.-Th. nan
prsonrrs with their crime re, enr-r.i w. NJ
reived nt the Prnitpnnry; a"d NUMBER! lug
the LAT Of October, that being the comm.uoe,n, NJ .
the fiscal year. In looking oyer The .g-,.r = .
pears that IN the fiscal y'Gr the ~ day g, Na
: NJ than mum llar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

What greater reward could have than the ap..
proving smile Of my dear old motherl God bless her.
God bless her!
1t 10 impossible to express in language the smo,lons
of nv heart in acknowledging with humble difference
the distinguished honors that have been awarded me
by the unanimous voice Of yirginia's most honored
sons, in General Assembly. Msy l beg OF your
Exceenoy to accept for yourself and each memoet,
individually, my grateful thanks, and trust that
through the all sustaining power of my Heavenly
Father may never dishonor the inestimsoie token
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

FATAL AccIDEsT.-A Distressing and fatal ac,i-
dent occurred near the residence OF VIM. Tsy.or,
Esq, on Mill Creek, in this county, on TUESDAY, the
Nth of April. a lad named Alexander Sho-rDsk"r,
grand-aon OF Mr.. George Shoemaker. of thai vrirl-
ty, aged Is yesrs, on his way TO blacksmith -h"p
~ thrown from hs horse and his foot srckipg in III
s:irrup, he wae dsagged some two hui dr-d and NJ :
yards, before being relieved, by The siirrmp -' 90
pirth ot the saddle breaking and when taken ~. D..
short time after the accident. life .sr"'-''a .
found that si- left aud rIght leg w-r"
skull fractured aud body much bruised The y"uih
VIII" me. w!'h this roiem death W. ARE informed wa
n very promising one, and was much beloved hv hI'
ncuuaintances in his neighborbood - RomR.p p1t )
iRteil,erneer.
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Wotpard dissertation.


Al special meeting of the Howard Association held at their
office on Friday 18Th nst$e following resolution unaui.
monsy adopted
Reso7s- That the members Of the Howard Association are
pSw ready to attend to tht INDECENT sick OF yellow Fever
Those requiring relief are referred the following list of
members and The place where they viii make application
First District.
Z. f, SCHMIDT, No. 81 Nuyades street
d, I. RICARDO, No g Camp street.
GEO. ". SHAW, No q Poydrls street
G, H. MOBILES No. New Basin.
y T. DONOVAN, Market street between Annunciation
and PaCahier street.
w L. gIbEs Of taenue and Annunciation streets
also at Frederiokson's Drug store.
II. II. DENTzEL, No, 81 Camp street.
Second District.
W. L. ROBINSON. Ne lnl Royel street
J. LIVINGSTON, No, 30 Camp street.
Third District.
j. NJ NANnERGRIEE, l49 Elysian Fields street.
r. L. ROBERTSON, No 4S CasHcalvo street
A. j. XANDERGRTEF, No l49 Elysan Fields street
A, nUQUERCRON, LIS uarpe street between Dorgenois
and Broad streets, at 6mbois Drug store Espa-
made and Craps.
Also applications may left at the drug stores of La
PLACE, Victory and Eiysan Fields saes Shell
LEIs, corner MORGAN and Enghen streets; aud NEBBERS
corner Cssaeayo aud Mtndevills streets.
Eourth District
J. j. BROWN and j. WILLIS, Mr., Boyon's druggist
corner Magazine and St. Mary Streets
r z. SCHMIDT, President.
H. a. DENrzEI7 Secretary pro- teua Howard Association,
August l4sh lSsS apl6 2pf
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Nlnat we Exl,ected.


The Hon. Thomas C0rwin, of Ohio. delivered \
lengthy speech in the town OF Morrow, on the 9Th
inst OF course it was an able effort, for ar. O. is
very able man. He is, probably the best popular de,
batter in the United States. Although he espoused
the cause Of the Black Republicans he said some good
and sensible things. He has been spoken of as a
candidate for Congress and stated That. altboupb
opposed TO slavery and slavery extension he would
vote orthe admission of slave State into the Union
were he member of Congress. He would do this
because the Constitution provided for such admission,
and every Congressman had to take an oath to sun.
port the Constitution. He wished, however, that
there clause in that instrument prohibiting the
admission Of slave States.
He assumed that the Kansas question was settled
by the vote rejecting the Lecompton Constitution.
In this assumption he is opposed by the PRINCIPAL
Black Republican journals of the North We toe.
think his premises unfounded, and consequently bjs
deductions are yalueess, Another Kansas agitation
already looms up portentously, and the next Con
gress bids fair to rival the last in mischief on this
point the Cincinnati Gazette Of the 7th-and the Ga
zette is probably the most influential Black Repnb
ltean journal published in the North West-holds the
| following language
| We cannot agree with Gov, Corwin that the Kan
sas question Is settled. The fate Of I4ecompton was
decided last Monday but Che Administration BE-.
moetaey have qlyeommitted themselves against the
admission o Kansas under any other Constitution,
until after the next census, aud even then shnniI
her population fall short of 93 600 Yet fhis will MT
prevent an application from Kansas for admission At
The next session, though it win probably lie rense5
10 The next Congress- therefore, it is alimpoTtant
That men opposed TO the English swinde shonld he
elected, 9s'0os0 NC
II Kansas applies for admission with thrty.fye or
forty thousand inhabitants. we opne the law re-
quring her to have nnetythree thousand will not he
allowed to stand inthe way, The Freesoilers will net
around that obstacle easy enough. They arc ad.
mlFahly postedin regard to the mode and manner of
accomplishing snch objects. weasel may be caught
asleep, but theyar never found mapping.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-17
mi We are under obligations to the captain 0
The brig TalIulah for file Of late Hayava papers.

SUBMARINE CABLE,- TRIuArH or scrENoE.--It
win be seen, from onr teegraphie dispatches else
where, that the triumph Of the submarine cable is
fall and complete, and that the 0ldand New Worlds
are now connected with an electric chain, Queen
Nictorias dispatch to President Buchanan was writ
tel yesterday ID London was received in New Oh.
leans early list evening and is published in our
columns this morning If this isn't annihtating
time and distance, then lightning may be called slow
Jas We write, the Presidents response has not come
ID hand and we do not know whether it win be re-
ceYed in time for Insertion in this mornings edition.
TFuly3 we live il. remarkable age. The next in-
Tantion win probably be flying machine, capable of
travelling five hundred miles an hour!