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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
Religious Ceremony in Rome.

\ letter from Rome in the Union, says:
81 have recently witnessed the celebration
of religious festival which the Romans always
observe with peculiar favor. aludc to the
feast Of st. Peter in Ninculis during which the
chains that fcttcrcd St Peter in his dungeon in
Jerusalem and Rome arc exposed for week 10
the vcncration Of the faithful. 1t is well known
that, by divine permission, and in order TO re-
move the doubts which have risen in certain
minds, the two chains, used 10 bind 81. Peter
at Jerusalem and Rome, chung together when
brought into contact and became 20 closely
Joined that it is now impossible 10 tell where
one ends and the other begins. These chains
are preserved in the church of st Peter in YIN
cullS, built y. u. li2, 10y the Empress Eu1oNia,
wife Of Valentine III, Emperor ofthe West. This
princess presented to Pope Leo the chain with
which Peter was bound Lv Hcrod's command in
the prisons of Jerusalem having hcr>clircccivcd
it as gilt from Juvcnal. the patriarch OF that
city. The church was rebuilt in the 10th CEN
turv, and modified in the 18th; 1t contains the
magnificent statue Of Moses, by Michael Angc-
10, Ahd many admirable paintings by Gucrci-
no. Domcnichino. Guido and Giulio i;omano.-
During the week the church was crowded with
people all the more anxious to kiss the chains
sanctilcd by the suilerngs of the Prince Of the
APOSTLES, as these venerable relies arc only en-
posed at this festival, and cannot be seen AT
another time without an express permission
from the Pope. The Holy Father, attended by
several prc!atcs attached to his household,
came TO the church to join in the prayers ofthe
faithful and vcncrate these precious chains.
which bound the first pastor Of the Church,
whose sea, he ut present fills.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
THE TREATY WITH MEXICO.

The following arc the concessions said to
have been Obtained 10y the reported treaty with
Mexico
i. Rights Of way across the Northern states
of Mexico, and ports on the Gulf Of California,
with guarantees Tor their protection aud safe
~.
>. Rights Of way and valuable privileges Of
transit across the lsthmuS Of Tchuanepcc.
). Tie privilege Of erecting and maintaining
warehouses at the tcrmni Of the several transit
routes.
!. The right Of transporting troop, and mu.
n:tions of war over such routes, and to send
troops TO protect them i'll default Of Mexico full
filling that duty.
). Free entry and transit Of goods belonging
to American citizens in Arizona, through the
ports Of the Gulf of California. and across So
nora.
C. Entire and unquc>tionablc freedom of re-
lis;ouS opinions and worship throughout the
Republic.
:. \ clause indicating the willingness Of the
Mexican Government to accept modified pro-
tcctorate at the hands of the United States; in
other words to solcmnize another treaty in the
form of an alliance. offensive and defensive, but
in substance creating protcctorate whenever
the United States shall signify its willingness
to enter into such engagements.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
DEMOCRATIC MEETING m CHARLOTTE.

At a meeting of the Democrats of the coun-
ty of Charlotte, held at the Court House, on
September 9TH, 1859, being court day,
On motion of James VI. Robertson, Mr.. j. c.
Darlington was made Chairman, and II. Y.
Gaines Secretary
The Chairman explained the object Of the
meeting to be the appointment Of delegates to
a Congressional Convention Of this district to
nominate candidate to fill the vacancy created
by the death of the Hon. WIN. q. Goodc.
On motion OF Col William H. Dennis, il
was
Resolved, That our delegation meet those
Of other counties composing the district, IN
Farmvlc on the 2lst inst.
Mr.. Jas VI Robertson moved that the Chair
mon appoint five delegates from each magiste.
rial district to represent this county i'll said
Convention.
Which, being carried after some discussion,
the following appointments were made.
Chickentown DiStrict-John ID Ford Thos I
Duke, j " Elliot, Vim NJ Marshall and W &
Daniel.
Asp;nwall DStrict-Col VIM II Dennis, J y
Edmunds, r c Cronin, VIM q Price and VI
Clark.
Eobey's Distrct-W Parish. u l. Morgan, p
Bonldin, John & Smith and Z 5 Gaines.
Keysvilie District-Dr S I Walton, 5 Nc
McGchee VIM W Read, John f Watkins and
J NJ Robinson.
Clements DiStric.-H NJ l. Goodc, DR. r S F
Peete, + 5 Brooks, NJ Osborne and K "
Chatter.
WilicSburs DiStrict-Dr Vim I T McCargo.
F j Barnes, DR. ID b Garden, John NJ McCargo
and ThoS JcilricS.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary were
added to the delegation.
After 4 few appropriate remarks from Col
VIM II. Dennis touching the public services
and character OF our late representative, the
following resolution was offered and unanimous
" approved:
Resolved, That We deely lament the death OF
Hon. VIM. o. Goode, in which this district has
lost an able and faithful representative, and ten
der to his family and friends our warmcst SYM
pathieS.
1t was further ordered that the proceedings
BE- published in the Democratic papers Of Rich
mond and Petersburg
JAS. C. DARLINGTON, Chm.
RV. GAINES, Sec'y.
N"other Democratic papers please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Friday. Sept. ?.-Mucl annoy.
ancc is felt here, both by the English Legation
and the Secretary Of State. at the recent new
from San Juan the relations Of the two Gov.
crnmcntS having lately become most cordial
and friendly 1t is hoped the good sense Of
both Powers may proven, any ScrlonS mischief
in the premises.
It is understood that Mr.. Wykc the less
British Minister. takes out 10 Central America
positive instructions TO propose treaty which,
if the Central Americans refuse 10 accept. they
will bc held responsible by all the world ior
proonging an unnatural state Of things he.
tween themselves on the one hand and England
and America on the other. The only wish Of
the British Government, and wish mast 0i,l-
iou,ly felt, is 10 come TO loyal understanding
with the 'nitcd States about Central American
affairs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
The Arrest Of Mario and Wife at Bologna.

1t was mentioned in the foreign news few
days ago, that Signor Albert Mario and his
wife, Gate Miss jesse White had been arrested,
for some cause not stated, at Bologna The lady,
it will be remembered, delivered several lectures
in Baltimore and Washington last winter. On
the breaking out Of the Italian war, Signor Ma
rio, accompanied by his wife, proceeded to the
scene OF conflict as the correspondent Of the
Boston Bee" That paper says:
Signor Mario was friend Of 0rsini and
Mazzlni, and was engaged in the revolution in
Italy in 1854. He was arrested at the same
time with these patriots, but was released and
came to the United States His wife was Miss
j. Merton White, an American, woman Of
great talents. known in this country for several
literary efforts, among which is a translation Of
the narrative Of the wife Of 0rsini, who was
confined for fifteen months in an Austrian
dungeon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
POLITICAL.
For the Enquirer.
10 NY SISTER

,T;s many year. sweet sister dear,
Since thou with death vert wed'
And fingered |, with fearful eye
Beside thy dying bed;
To bid adieu.-a last adieu
To thy fond, loving heart,
For through my soul this whisper stole
..Shc'u Soon. yes. soon depart"
Ali deep. indeed, my heart dill bleed.
With tears that softly fell.
When none were near the sigh - l,ar
Which breathed the sad farewell
Beneath the sod thy footsteps trod,
Beside thy mothers mound, 49,,
They lowerd thee slow. yet deep anu 'o"'
Within the damp. cold ground.
Yet in that shrine, thy soul DIVINE
Was not allow'd 10 rest,
B,. ioircd ere long the spirit throhS
OF saint and seraph oieSt;
So III not weep that thou dost sleep
Where Mo" thy parents lie;
For these know. thoust met once more,
Bcv0nc the bright blue sky.
ABOVE thy grave fair tiow'rcts wave,
Refreshed by Angels tears
Tha, these have blown. as Natures own,
For ten long weary years.
Ic: memories still my day-dreamS fill
Yes, memories OF thee.
Aad oft at night, III visions bright,
Thy lauitleSS face see
To Swcetly smile, fleeing while,
Which thou in life would>i do
As though ',would glad my spirit sad
From earth to Heaven WOO. MlNFKEp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

spirit of freencn, determine to rule by the
voice Of the whole people, and act on that dc
termination. That they will restore the ballot
box and the Government to their proper purity,
and make 1t known to all men that they are
under the protection Of living and honored not
dead and dshonored laws. That they will
unite in one mighty effort will do their whole
duty, in perfect confidence that the path Of duty
ic the way of right, and will lead to success.
fnl and happy issue Thus animated. thus
united, a great moral victory must he achieved,
and all will be well.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The mcctin. was the largest ever held in Balti-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
Extensive Telegraph;c Enterpriso-L:aes to Cali
fornia and Salt Lake

New YORK, Sept. S.-ContractS were exc
Gated in this city to-day, by the Western Union
Tclcgraphlc Company, the Missouri River Tee
graph Company, and the Missouri, Kansas and
Utah Telegraph Company, bywhich the former
Company have become the controllers Of all
the telegraph lines West of St Louis and ar
rangcmcntS are now in progress, and ample
means provided. to extend the lines of the two
latter companies under the general superinten-
dence of Charles W. Stebbins, Esq, from st.
Louis to Fort Smith, 500 miles on the route OF
the Buttcrield and overland mail route. and
from St Louis to AtchiSon and Utah. The
iatter Is now in successful operation. distance
OF about 400 miles West of St Louis and the
line TO California via Fort Smith is in good
working order about 500 miles West Of St
Louis. By the latter line, which will soon open
another section of about 200 miles, the Asso.
ciated Press will receive very fall reports Of
California news three or four days in advance
of the arrival OF the overland mail at St. Louis:
and within the next few months it NAV be rea,
sonably anticipated that the California and
Utah lines will become the most important
sources of exciting public intelligence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, Sept ll.-Mini>tlr McLapc
arrived to-day. Notwithstanding the recen,
failure he thinks there is no doubt Of the conc,u
sion Of treaty with Mexico at no distan, day
The mail steamship Tennessee resumes her
semi-monthly trips between New Orleans and
Vera Cruz on the 18th of October.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
THE INSTITUTION,
Cash Ribbon House,
JOHN FARRELL,
ll6. CHAMBERS ST.,
NEW YORK
VIRGINIA.: Rule. held in the cly,s; one .:
JAY !3-cSa

yvJRGINIA.-A, Rule. held in the Clerk. ONE :"
the Circuit Court Of The City Of Richmond, ibe'th'H
Of September. l-j9 rs
william H. Cosby and Orer;on H. Pe'trs, suing A. kfec
tor. Of the late John Coby. well o, legate.. an "
,!,e.s Of hi, estate, Iii'h''"''
Against ,,,n
William, G; Iun,d.n Jane. ". Lursien and Martha y,
h;s wifi John : Atkins and Frances A., lis wife. who Ht'
Francr, Lun.len Alfred b. Iucke:' and Martha W. h'
wife Martha VI. LuD-den. EikIne'h ;. re-
oa,rerly Elizabeth Iuu>t.n widow Of ThoiDas Pr'ia'
,.;f .,d or, Defendant.
The object o. this suit i 70 obtain the direction 0! W.
Court as 10 me true Interpretation Of the will OF The '
tor Of the plaintiff and decree for ssic and h'n',
ZION Of hi. estate real and personal Remaining nna
mnistered: and affidavit having been maze ana ,e
te attendants aboy. named non-rescniso 81
monvealth III. aid defendants notified 10 appear TN
in on. month after due publication Of this order anu ~
what Is necessary 10 protect their Interests IN 's sum
s.,,:-cw.r BESJAHIy POLLARD. d. c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. Lorls, Sept THE -four mill of Good
win, Miller & Co., and the adjoining building,
at the corner of Ashley and Main streets, were
destroyed by fire this morning. The loss
amounted to $4,000, on which there is m IN
surancc of 5000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
HEAVY POST OFFICE ROBBERY.

BrooSLYS, Sept. lo.-Thc post Office here wa,
entered and robbed last night All the letters
were opened and riled. and robbed Of abon,
81, 900 in money. All the drafts and money
orders were mutilated and rendered valuelcss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIFTEEN SHIPS TO THE MILE.

Since the completion oil the Great Eastern,
INQUIRIES have been rife as 10 the dimensions Of
ali the large ships in the world We append
list of fifteen monsters of the deep that, with
cr. bowsprit, would cover space one mile in
length, were they placed in line. The Adr-
ate, niagara, Grca. Republic aud Pennsylva
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
HORSE RACE.

PHILADELPHIA, September s.-Thc race to-
day on the new Suffolk Park course between
Flora Temple and Princess, resulted in the sue
cess Of Flora, winning in three straight heats;
Time-2.4l4,2.3l. and 2.2S. Ten thousand
persons were present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
DIED.

DIyp ~ the rc>ilcnc. % III. athcr n New ker Cnlr'
Ilou-- THURSDAY, the 1t Inst. at O'Clock y VI, 'il'
TURNER, infan: sou Of BAT. D., and Matilda Christian,
AGED about Ii months
Thus has passed from earth Ia bloom rarenay Ia H.
v- lirilc SCION ;ha, lad cndcarr it-ei 10 every
around By IT, genial disposition and winning amer
Peace 10 the ashr- Of this little chcruh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

From this il will DC seen that the total guam.
tity of cotton available 10 spinneiS from j.,
September, ISIS. to lSt September. 1902. WAS
:.s5s,37 bales; and this does not include the
stock at Macon, Columbus, Montgomery. Men.
phS, nor in fact any interior town. except ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
n,,,rnnn nn the High Seas.

Bosro>. Sept, lo.-The barquc irmcnla.
from Constantinople, while passing the straits
Of Gibraltar was fired on twice from the s. All.
ish fort ut Tariia The first time blank cart.
ridge was used. but the second time was
shotted gun, the ball passing through the lower
mainSail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

INDICTED. the late term of the Circait
Cont -. SHENANDOAH, Noah j. Burner, formerly o..
>hruamloai, and GEO. T.. Dcneaic and !. B. ka,,-
ha, i1rn.crly oi Buckingham. were indicted by the
Grand Jury Ior felony. the orrcr consisting Of Sc
crcty Running d! ,.gvr> from ;!.c State upon which
there was u decd o! rust.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

Coxylcrrp.-Th young man Grant, of Nor
folk. whose trial tor arson aud felony concluded
Tuesday in the Circuit Court Of Portsmouth has beer
found guilty. H. Punishment i, Ia years III the Pc
niivn;.aIy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
RARE.

TT you want Of the prc,r., and hea,hies' Fam.
around the ci,y just miles distant PIP ~ clear
ell new brick improvements In beautiful grove, coOi
lands water and nrshborhood come tie sale o,
TUESDAY the 9U:h Instant. at ~ O'Clock.
Call on me At Pores, Grove. or on Mr.. T. u. Coos
auctloneer for Information. llkH q. ARCHER.
Cuk~TEEFILIp Sept l2-T2c'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

ANOTHER CAxpIpArE-The Hon. 4. II. II.
Stuart; Il Augusta county, Va, is suggested as the
candidate OF the opposition party for the lrc-idcn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
rua.--Thc next annual cxhibi-

WHEELING FAIR.--Ihc next annual cXhiDl-
ton hy the North Western Virginia Agricultural So
cc;y will Ice held ,urin: next week, and j, likely 10
Ice the rrI,lc>t .:.r OF The kind ever held III West
orn Vir.iniu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
Mrnpra IL AratsrA Corx1y.- The WayneS.

MtHpEi: ~ Ai"l>GA I"' MY Tue a!heS-
borough I.cpublicsu H. very bad English ami worse
GRAMMAR tell u, ui the murder ii Mr.. Sccly Tim
mcrIa. and The w"u!dug 81 man naincd y. liar
rin.,on -; Do'y-hur.. It wu- lie work o! = lot Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

rITV Ann CTlTE SEWN.
VII AMI 81 -
AU,ypsoNrB ,rr,sNAL FoXr--Wc saw yes
...r,,,y q; -; Paul, Episcopal Church beautiful
Eep,i,mal Font. iu,; imported from Rome for -.
m"!.,. 1t, s.. ,,,., ,I;,L ,b,. our Episcopa-
i; r, Ln,,r,;,,, :. pom.ui. IN I'm. really when We
,. - -" ,',i;",i, ,i,,;,,,,.I character
Tn. architect o ;h!, fine Ton, i Alexander t'a'iit.
the geniIcii'a', VIA" "o;'eG ,le '3't.'' -,
ago from tie rsna Legislature Tor 'ht e\ce''' -
the static ct Jefferson
III li!l> TOM, ''c "'r' - W - ~ n,,.;,,
timoli,ion aud Continuation Inc "''''r "''' ''''
''''''''
pmur CnEwIN,; ToBACco-Wc have to ac-
ola. ro...i,, n. >, b.y Of chewing tobacco.
..,., ,,o, ,b. i;c,,rv ot our friend
Of the - ms nr'.''u' l'" W. oI i -: - ,h; ,;,,,
and ncishhor, 'ot'h'i. ""l','',,' 49,, p;
II j. prime "rt'.'' oil cNiui'i'e n",o' ''na
enough III nicotine t" satisfy t'' 'as,e anu
lem "i c'iii"!>'r .,,rcr,,;,y vii
which Mr. W"'han, l> u: M ..ir. r c cmr
''' iron, |, i,'u, often ,ha, even
c,,nr. mr.. .upplicd with - whole box Of excellent
chewing tobacco and We deliberately intend 10 ENJOY
IN. i.t Tor months To- 80. al! " vino frequent
IN, ENQUIRER" building. AMI desire - participate VI
the uXur, Of nia>;icl;ins the "ln- i'E 90 S'f'I,'
way 70 Mr.. W"rtham- factory and purchase '"'
yourselves.
Jrbr!>L ELE'rioN-lM U'"tf"t, :" '"-
co,n.y in tn. y.e.i"n which took Place La, week =
FIR Ihoma- ;. Gh"I'cn, li0: Tor Louis [. Bon'lin.
~
-, c,,--.-..,, n,.u,.,., ITO
lHE FOURTH '"H''"'.''''S, '' ~,
Wrdne- day. 2!> sepicnDgr-n ""i'f ~ .n "J'', u,
w., '.:'''"S ">'' "i''''
'''''' '''''N'
:, ,,. D,,.,,. ,,.p,I.non
""ip r!>h ~ '"h -
in Ia,-;n. over the Long Bndgc, On "'d"e'''"!
t ', .,'. .m Shea, d! lor, one hundred Gold Fish.
III the Potomac. near the bridge. They We're 81 'i'
ier,i' Size >''':e 'in''S !, h,. beet. .n,,r,,c,
nov ''''''' 'e' ~ "''' , %, ,,,i,o i, W,.L
!i't ''c pawn ''I''! '.s -, t.,j ,i,, fLrv
!'s'",', ,"' l 'n,>.u M ''''
| WIZ '''"' f''!"-
o..o.,,o,,,,o,, ,f ,Lo
IN'N''h -i'''''>'
- intern. tina, paper Of painful acciLcu, which
happened 10 Mr. io!in w E>kritse, highly es'cein-
ct r'''c't Of ''m 'is"' IT, a '' ,,.,r,in.. r.
II "!i'''f' 'I"'' WIN III ,hom ,Ic mi.
,T w., ,J ,iIrio,, md ,n!. an u;
' w. h . t:'| .",,rjn, ,.r,y We are clad
IL h,ar That Mr.. T.. + n"w doing well.
.
BAgv DEsrRoyrD.-Un Saturday night MI
y II >l..L..rr,,.r. harm IN Fau.uicr county. with
"i - ''iei'> nc.Is Tn'", wy M,s
ary, TErt 'Io,, !, estimated Il, :5,ico.
DECEASED. Capt. j. ii. Roberts, OF the
...,... ,,,r;- ,ho g, ,.v .,,y. moo me. with Sc
''''' -, ,,,,,.,
T'"N> le'. ~ "rr ,' ~, ,"r;vrI nm
ir'' ''''' -, ~. ''e 80, ,i, mas, ma
t >,Iv. e.i''I I.,,'yr ~ ~, many R"mor.,n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

SrIclDE.-SIrs Arnctt, wife Of John b. Ar
nc;,c, living aboI;; five mile, below Philppi, in Bar
bolr county Virginia, committed suicide on Friday
nigh; lat by throwing herself INTO the rIvcr; She
had pinned her drc>, close around her feet before
E,u,Irl. into IN" stream showing that she Wa, de-
tcrnuc,r 10 r'i; end 10 her cs;-tcncc The cause
= not known.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

New YORK PoLIrCs.-The New York Re.
publican State Convention for the nomination
of candidates 10 be supported at the ensuing
election. was held nj Syracuse "Wednesday. Tie
following straishtout Republican ticket WI,
agreed upon: Secretary ofState, Elias W. Lea.
vcnworth; Comptroller Robert Denni>ton: Al.
torncy General. Charles {. Myers, State Eng
necr, Orvic W S;orr; Canal Commissioner.
Ogden " Chaplin; Treasurer. Phillip Dor>hei.
mer State Prison Inspector David p. Forest:
Judge of Court OF Appeals, Henry +. Dayir>;
Clerk of Court Appeals, Charles Hughes
Tnr TEA PLANr.-lhc agricultural depart.
mcnt of the Patent Office will have one han
dred thousand vigorous tea plants ready ior
gratuitonS distribution within three or four
months. 1t is expected that American grown
tea will enter the market within five wears.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
Rouches! Rouches /! Rouches !!


BLOND LACES, CUTTINGS, &c.
Our line Of these Goods always ;u. We import anJ
JOB them for five per cent. advance. Marked
prices all Goods In plain figures.
rY-A Saving OF 4 O percent. on tho"
Goods from Credit prices.
Our Intention Is make the RIBBON TRADE stsp!e
Ia regard Price. Domestic Good. 70 10 TIL, aust
sell ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH ~ G0oD- PIX
ANNUM.
W. are Union men, mo NORTH" mo
SOUTH.- We soci, the patronage Of Merchant IN
every section OF the United states. and she ier"an
all who favor with their trade and patronage.
- TIcLGRAPII YOUR ORDERS.
" OUR EXPRESS DEPARTMENT i, nos or.
v,nl,caai order, by Mail or o'hergise executed -h
q. by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

Tns CorrEcr VoTr.-Wc append below the
oili.al vote Ter Judge ~ the several counties compo
sing the Fourth District, a; the election hcll Scpicm-
L.. El.l. >luLli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
COTTON CROP OF 1858. SO.

The following figures, though no. ,laimin.
will he inuuI Ncrv unlr -. r......
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

CorxrrRrrIr-We learn that an individual
wa~ in this city on Tuesday, with quantity "i srn'i-
OILS notes on the North Western Bark OF Virginia 81
Wheeling one OF which he succeeded III passing up
on u nlcrch:l: !lere.-. .N.ola.iyta GN:t,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

GoLD FISH ~ TIE Por"NM.-A gentleman
in ,s,,-;n. over the Long Bridgc, IN "Wednesday
la,, informs tie c.t,r u: the Alexandria Gazette,
tJ, he. ,w ,!,r.l OF about one hundred Gold FIsii.
il. Mn. P,,.,nac near the bridge They Of 'iii
icr,nt size. some quite large aud the question Is,
how ,.uc they in our river 1t ha, been suggested
,ha, the spawn from the pool u; the Capitol III WASH
inc,on l,i, passed into the Potomac, and tia; they
were thus prnuasatcd. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13

D.rp At THE WHITE SULPHUR SrRNGS.-We
perceive announced the death Of: Charles Floyd Ham
tnn. on thc 81 inst ut the White sulphur Springs
Mr. H. held tie office oi Teller in the Georgia State
E.uk ~ Savannah, and WAS gentleman Of high in
t..,..pnc,. lie arrived -, the springs zen days ago
in n l"w state "i health. accompanied by his "i'e
and Ii.:ic daughter III, father, bake Hamilton,
E>,,., wa- - native Of Virginia.
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rF-olA ;hc lica;syil!e MAJ pcmocrai.l
ropy C. CALHOUN on PROTECTION.

Totai.........5,i>i fee:
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PAErRlpGEs hunismcn say that par
tiI.es viii be abundant tl;> year u they have en-
joy,d an exemption from nole,,a;ion for nearly two
years past. Las; year robins were a. common Is
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p nxrrL Acclprxr.--.A correspondent Of the

PAINFUL AcrIDLxr--A correspondent of the
Alexandria Gazette, a, Tackc,;' Nils, Stafford conn-
~. informs ,la, paper of painful accidrE, which
happened TO Mr. John ". E>kriLge, highly estccin-
Ell rr>i,!cr; OF that ncisboEh""'i. few day, ,hc"
/, nr,r.r- that, with Others. hr Wa a;tcmp,in: 10
,.w lie horn, from refractory bull. when the am
ma, became ,,,rngcd .,ld furious aud in:c 81 attack
NOON Nj f., breaking his left leg. and Otherwise IN
jr.i.. Ln Although suffering greatly. We are glad
i, li,..r that Mr. T.. + u"w doing well.