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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10
To tie Editors cf' the Richmond EMguirer:
COLEMAN HOTEL,

RICHMOND, Aug. Q, 1850.
Owing to the excitement incident on a visit
10 the Great Eastern, | failed to notice the CON-
munication of Gen. John Tyler until yesterday
when | was furnished Il copy of your paper
through the courtesy Of 4 gentleman in youl
office. After consulting a gentleman in your
city, we'll vcrSed in such matters, it was con.
cluded that nothing of length Gf anything at
alD was demanded in reply but this remark
seems to require an answer, and shall be ell.
phatic:
"If (says the Gencrai) he meant offence,
mean this as the end Of the chapter of offence.
If he is innocent Of offence, and committed
error in regard 10 lie, through mistake, mis-
conception, " playiulneSS, then this reply Is
equally voirl Of offence tn him, AID is merely
intended innoccnt!y to correct an innocent
error. Let the seed originally sown in til.
Wing bring forth its legitimate fruit"
will answer, that | did not Intentionally,
either through motives of SpitefulnesS or play
fitness, misrcprcSent the Generals position III
my communication Of Odd May. | must ar,
knowledge that his article of Goth July did
surprise me, because Gen. Tyler had declared
himself satisfied to some three or four gentle
men OF our county with my rcjoirder OF Esd
June. He went 50 far Us to ASST n other rea-
SONS for his first article than to put himself
right, politically. II he has forgotten, and
will call upon Inc, | will refer him to my an
thority, without bringing it 10 public gaze. !
Imagine the half dozen who may have taken
any interest in this matter with myself, are
satisfied with the Generals eyegcsis Of his po-
Sition. have been rs brief rs possible,
Messrs. Editors, and you will much obligc me
by giving this an insertion in your paper, as
you published the whole Of the Generals arti-
Gle. am, gentlemen,
Yours, very respectfully,
VALOSKO Walden.
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Cvny-Salcs ~ to s. for yellow: 81 10 S,H 10: .v!i,:+
bread corn. fLorR-We quote SupeIfne ~ 20 ENi!-
i: 10; Family , TO ~. Hsr-Baled ! II 10 | ~; per wagon
load to l III. OATs-Sheat-nrw 90 to 81: per eushelv -
lis IS Wussr-l 81 for red; 90 to 20 FOR prime new
white. Tuuscco-We quote common lugs " " TO -; new
ground luz. 1 % to ! ~; .lcirinins and shipping . 70 t."
ia Wl: working 5 - TO IL %; hriShtw rhppers 10 !" Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

The body Of u man, supposed to be Robert
Palmer, a hard working poor fellow, was found
near Norfolk a few days aga, much musiiated,
and evidently partially devoured by hogs. 1t
was supposed that he was murdered and robbed,
and Their left in an exposed condition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

During the visit Of the Great Eastern TO Old
Point, the officers of the garrison had twenty
five government tents erected for the accom-
mediation of the people who had no where else
to sleep. Every tent was filled, and fifty more
would have kcen crowded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

esEDuCATIoN In Southern Sclools and Colleges.
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Of our youth.
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HOne of tho People.S

At the request Of an esteemed friend, we in
sert in our issue Of to-day, The communication
which appears ove. the above signature. The
writer is & highly intellectual gentlemen, pos
sesscs considerable personal influence, and can
Justly claim to be o sterling and consistent
Democrat. The earnest tone Of patriotic self
denial which per7ades the article, cannot fail
to please even those who may object TO the
line o. policy which it advocates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

80. k."-These famous cabalistic letters ara
now used in Tennessee to indicate preference
for Breckenridge and Lane, who hail from Ore.
gon and Kentucky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

NORFOLK MARKETS, AtULsI ;.
CoxS-Yrllow IL cents; white VI cts; mixed VI c-u,..
Wurlr-Wh!,e ~ 81 4U, red | ~ TO ! 60. FtoCK-tamhf
,-r barrel, s. "a Extra y -; %SupcrGne 6 70 . %; Fins
; - tot. OATS-2c. SIIScLEs-lisart, per !1Uo, r !" :
SAB ! 80 10 / 80 Building 3 81 to g..
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,,rv,yDRIA MARKETS, ArGrsr :.

FlmrA.-Suprr:nc 81 - Extra ; IJsG Family :"
M ~. CoIs.-Wh;ic ,3u.sr.: mixed tUc. yellow .c
OIrs-S:rucs measure 81 cents. W~EElT-New white
81 Bal IS: new red | la! 80. lAf-rer leo lbs. d!ie
1:r. RYE G,aGj.
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~iyycriDrp0 MARKETS. ArGrsr 5.

FLorL-G ~ TO q %, City Mills Extra 4 80 to 4 -
rsuiIy , 10 10 ) o.. WnEAr-Whi;e ] 70 10 l 80 rs,
~ To- ~. COMB 10 IS cents. oArs-5 10 SO g.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

DR.. Thomas P. Baywell, George J. Warner,
Jas. Harmanson, Richard j.. Ayres, Thomas c.
Parramore, John W. Fl. Parker, John II. Gus.
tbs, Edward Conquest, Tully a. 7. Joynes, DR..
VIM. r. Parramorc, John ". \. Mcars, Geo.
Ii. Bell, DR.. J. L. Harmanson, DR.. Edward
Leatherbury, Oliver p. Drummond, John D.
TYLER, WIN. B. Walston, Gusts Willis. and Ell,
gene j. W. r. Read.
On motion, the Chairman ard Secretary Of
the meeting were added to the list Of delegates
and it was ordered that the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Richmond "Ex'
aminer," Enquirer" Index" and the Nor
folk Argus" and that other Democratic pa
pers in the State be requested to copy.
P. T. BROWNE, Chr'n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, ArG.

The receipts of Beef Cattle we're large this wees, resGh
Ing shout 1900 head, and The market closed dull At the
rates Of last week, ranging at j. to 800 per 100 lbs. Cows
sold al S2J to IS each, rs to condition. Hoss-About 2NV
hcari at market; gales at SI.'jas3I for still. and sas IS pc.
lU0 lbs. fer corn fed. Shecp-About 5000 heed were &;
market: salrs Ut SaSi4c. per To-, as 10 condition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10
nANylILE MARKETS. ArSr,r ;.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKETS, ArGr=l

ConS-+lal II per bushrl. ToBAcco-Lrfs 81 'paa: cen
mon leaf Gas; Gne-ia icmard 40 90 to 20 q. WEE,r-
white II 81; red ! 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

Whole vote in the tnirty-!our counties in
1858. WAS ! I.iI9-in the same counties in 1860
it is 5i, misunderstanding an increase Of 800
Ellis increases his vote 2,337; Pool increases
over McRae'S vote t;.hJ3. \ nett gain for Pool
Of 4,5l6. The same ratio throughout the State
will give Governor Ellis about 5000 majority.
The entire vote Of the State will probably
reach lS,00n--a!uu, 1000 larger than ever
before cast.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10
Dsf:E.

111E.L.
DiLr. on the goth July, in the city II Paris, fr.nee, Or.
EUGENE vICTOG; ~BARGAMIN, IN the 2Gth year Of his sRe,
youngest son Of 4. Bargamin, Sem, Of this city. His re.
u,ains have arrived In New York, and are daily expected
here. Due notice Will be given Of his funeral.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

GtEN JISE rEsktisSH TO.
" EACCu-For sale by DOVE & CO.,
Aug ~ Wholesale Druggists.
DAGENI AXLE G~itt;iSE.-A iu!I supply just
!. RECEIVED by
Anrl 10 DOVE K Co.. Wholesale druggists.
INA 1sL 4 La vi
l. and Spanish Lilly White, for sale by
Aug IL DOVE & Co, Wholesale Druggists.
MACHINE OLA tine article, FOR sale by
w Al. 10 DOVE x CO., Wholesale Druggl-t..
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.sis;HE MEMS.
ruar OF KIClIMoND, AUGUST Q. 1860

PDnT OF KICltIpNu, heGISI =, iooo.
rrTD ~sr-a nus nAYsT ~ "'CL'CE.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdss and p.tstn'
gers.
Sclr Alnira, Cunningham, Philadelphia, coal
Scir Omativia, Jam-rsop, Rocklsnd, plaster.
SAILED,
Srhr Manchester, Chichester, New York, mdse.
Schr South Wind, Mitchell, baltimore, light.
Schr Ellen ColdsborouRl, Todd, Baltimore, light.
Schr Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore, light.
Schr WilIrtt =. Robins, -, Baltimore, light.
sclr George Henry, Soloday, Baltimore, light.
HANGE OF THEIR OWETEH,
At !. ". RANDoLpns BOOKSTORE AND BISDsRY
THURSDAY, AUG. 9, lsGO.
o'clock. l9 o'clock. 8 O'Clock
Is Uuuk-: 81 - 81
Orr UuuES: ST 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

WTTNTNWTUN, y. e, MINIMIZE, HtoTsT .
TuRpEyrI.g- Virgin . 30. Yellow Dip 9 80, and lafI
| u per barrel. Spirits OF Turpen,ine IS cents per gallon
RoSIS-No. =, 10 to l lsH per $40 bols. comnioi
l ~.
TAh-Tli. arrivals during The past week were Lut IA
barrels, which brou ght 81 per Dbl. CokS-6'H TO TX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10
y, MD
pE.sT DKvE.LUpHn PEOPLE,

Sg~ Door. open from 3 To :. and ron ~ 10 o'rrck. L
VI. Cards d. admission, % cent?. Children and servant.
II cents. Servant. not admitted unless having children IL
charge.
- Fof full ,articriars, soc bill. Of the day.
Aug, tit MAJ. BCR;EI.!, M4nrsrf.
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1850.
National Democratic Ticket
FOR PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES;
JOHN c, BRECKlkRIDGE,
OF EEWTCoEY.
FOR 1cE.pREs1DENr OF THE UNITED STATES:
GEN7Z, JOSEPH Lane,
OF OREGON.

National Democratic Electoral Ticket.
II, p,,,rlc.-wItLIAM. LAMB, OF Norfolk City.
sd ~pi.,::ct-RESRf L. HOPKINS, 0; Petersburg.
Sd Dl,iric,-A. HUGHES DILLAR0. Of franklin.
4th Di.,tc:-THoMAS 7. TREDwAY, Of Prince Edward.
9Th D!s;r;ci-JAMES L. kEMPEk, Of Madison:
In Dst,ics-RICH'D. AT LAYBRo0k ofNorthum6erlapd
Sth Distric,-3EvERLEY 3 DOUGLAS, Of King William.
eh Disiric.-EPPA HCST0N, OF Prince William.
10Th Dislr!c,-THOMAS u. 1SDELL, Of Jefferson.
1tth District-wlLLlAM n. UAEMAS. OF Augusta.
18Th Dis;ric,-A. a. CHAPMAN, Of Monroe.
lSla D!sthc.-ISAAC .. DUNN.
14th Dis,rict-JOllN 6. NEWMAN. OF Kanawha.
18Th Dsirict-zEDEKlAH KIDWELL Of Marion.
Isane few Of the electors above named, for private rea'
,ons, save declined to act, but their vacancies have mel
80, ee.u sled ey The State Executive Committee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

NEW YORK TOBACCO AND WOOL MARKET, AGO. 3.
T,uAcCo-ReInains inactive. rs the stock Is held above
the views Of buyers ; sales Of 80 hhds. Kentucky at 4al0c.
100 bales IlaYanu at 2Jai!c, and ldD cases seed Lear al
4AlIc.
WooL-Thc market is quiet and firm, with trHnsac,ida-
10 4 moderate extent At full preyi0uA prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-10

In the midst Of the terrific Storm OH Saturday
evening last, the barn Of Mr.. Vim. ponagie,
about mile rrnm this place, was struck by
lightning and burnt up. Several of Col. Upic's
servants had taken shelter from the storm in
the barn, and wero asleep when it was struck.
They were slightly stunned, though, not in.
iurpi -TSf1UUfDu Spectator.
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NsECa1ANaCs, INSTITUTE HALL.
EVER or EXHIBITION,

GO ASD SCI: THEM. j
GO y SEE THEM.
GO AND SEETHESi.
THE SMALLEST, jill
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mcnt.
After reading his resolutions, Mr.. Gusts i'd
dressed the Convention for more than an hour
in support of them, and Of the nomination OF
Stephen \. Douglas and his peculiar doctrines
in regard to the Territories.
Benjamin 7. Gunter replied 10 Mr. Gusts,
and supported the nomination Of Breckenridge
and Lane, and defended the action of the scce-
dcrs at Baltimore. Remarks were also made
by George D. Wise, ESQ, Robert j. Poulson,
William II. Hopkins, John B. Ailworth, James
c.. Weaver and Thomas c. Parra,porc.
The Court desiring the use Of the Court
House, George D. Wise, Esq, called the pre-
yious question and thereby prevented further
discussion: but his call was Withdrawn at the
request Of John B. Ailworth, Esq, who offered
the following resolution as an amendment to
the resolutions offered BY Mr.. GUSTS:
Resolved, That any Democrat from this coun-
ty has full privilege and authority TO attend, as
a representative, either the Charlottesville or
Stanton Conventions, which are recommended
to be held by the Central Committee at those
places on the 10Th of August.
The previous question was again called and
! sustained, and the vote was taken, first, upon
| tie resolution of Mr.. Ailworth, and it was de-
fratcd by an overwhelming majority, only SIN
voting for it. The vote was next taken upon
the resolutions of Mr.. Gusts. and they were
rejected BY the same vote. After the defeat Of
the resolutions of Mr.. Gusts, the vote WIS
taken upon the original resolutions offered by
| Mr.. Wise, and they were adopted by q very
large majority-by about the same vote that
had defeated the other resolutions. After the
first vote was taken, such q decided majority
was shown upon = count that no division was
afterwards called.
In pursuance OF the third resolution adopted
BY the meeting. the Chairman appointed the
following gentlemen As delegates To the Char
loltcSvi!ic Convention
Robert j.. Puui>,,n. John i. ~.tilwnrih. James
P. Sclby, Geo. D.. Wise. Henry 7. X. Russell,
John Z. Wise, JOHN ". Gilicti. DR.. J.J. Wise.
VIM. II. Hopkins. l.. L. Snead, VIM. 5. Byrd,
DR.. Wm. H. Wallop, Littleton Knock, JAS. S.
Corbin, Thos. A. Northam, Jno. J.. Blackstone,
VIM. H. B. Gusts, Levi Northam, DR.. George
T.. Scarburgh, Thomas R. Joynes, l.. J. Bell,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-27

La RUGS PANoPucON.--We are pleased TO state
and we know our pleasure win be generally shared
by citizens, that this superb scenic and meehan
ical exhibition ill remain with us during the week.
We have already expressed our opinion OF its mer-
its, and our commentator has been endorsed by
large and delighted audience. This graphic repre-
sentation Of the Indian rebellion is very suggestive
and induces both old and young to desire to know
more of Gen. HGvELocK, Delhi, and the revolted
Sep0ys This leads to extensive reading and brings
useful information. The pupils of our schools should
all it. An exhibition is given to-day at O'Clock,
for the Sabbath Schools. An invitation has been
given to the Orphans which viii be admitted free
Although the bad state of the weather prevented
many from going last night who would no doubt
have been in attendance, yet good audience col
iected at the Odd Fellows Hall to witness this
perb entertainment.
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nank Suspension.

The Banks Of our city Yesterday determined upon
temporary suspension Of specie payments. Ing
example has been or viii be immediately 1oi'o"eo
BY the other banks throughout the state. control
led BY the opinion of our business men Oh 81 par
ties, bank and auti-bank, with whom we nave con
versed We conclude that the step taken oy our bank
officers in this emergency was proper. sufficient
supply Of co viii sill be paid cut to the citizens of
our State to supply az necessary demands We
publish the views of Col QU4ELEs, ou- efficient Bank
Supervisor upon this subject Our readers Will find
n his reply to the letter of many Of ou- leading
Of business. the reasons which have induced our
QUE Bank officers to determine upon suspension Of
specie payments.
This movement is a measure Of re- EFF to the peo-
ple. demanded by most extraordinary crisis, and
net a matter Of necessity to the Darks We counsel
the people not to sacrifice note. There is no neces
sity for a sacrifice, as the bills as good and the
Banks as sound as they have ever been in the his
tory Of the State The backs have yielded to the
public demand. and, we dOobt not w be sustained
N il BY the Legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-27
COMMERCIAL.
Monetary and =; rancial.

MONDAY EyxUxe, Nov. 90 Is6ON
ImmsdafsIy upn N opening or the BanEs this morning il
annoaneci Banks in this city The Bank
Of and the Psaers and Dion Bankt-had yedod
to the urgent solicitations MN aud the re-
commentator OF the Supervisor Of Banks ds aimed to
suspend specie Pay eats. This Intelligence bzil with
evident satisfaction, c ~ tse dawn Of essier
times in our Money market The Bsats now in e,od
ton to extend their line Of fscOro and they
will do all in their power relieve the business co immunity
We pint \ s7OhsT col ID conclusive letter
Of ne Supervisor Of BsaFs in respouss TO 10 ON la re
nuhsr Of our le diag bus show g that
duty Of the Banks take the step they did this morning. will
be from the letter OF Col QUlR Ei re Ban doing
business under the Bark Code Of LEGISLATURE are fury
ale Ohave gone through pr lc done so they
eOrd not have rendered y the Dus ess co n
num-.
We le rom gentleman d.. Get ON Memphis that the
business Of that ps in greater Eti- ID those
OF Nsvile The Money pay reghts on Cotton could
not be had. ls pay for Ii. We letter
this morning rom DE geat gensIem Memphis, dat
the 23d, in which he says:
vaiis There here I'd no sale
for it. fear some Of our st houses must sop relief
oher y suspense on Of the Baaks here which Sopposd
by Bank Of Tsnresee and the Uuio1 and Panen BAnLs
To-day neTeh ni gos uPa pet Hou TO he suspend,
bu- II is feared they u not"
Th the sraeser 4s.e-s vsieh fs7e coc.e 5p here
from almost every business 20 ofsDOte in the 1he
reader will, Therefore, appreciate aPe. ace Of
the sep which the Ba took ss-Jay
We the se.sn II the he-e will followed
by the BIS throughout ne State general srspsnsiOn
occur.
The Issues Of the sUsoerdi1g Ks are just good
they we before e suspension, and at in all
binary tr- iss>tOns
We to-day thai for lhe OF the 0coee
Bank. tbs owing presru the fact that nothing
dehr' ly re late dep eciasien.
will Re by consulting BsDk Note Table, eds
count Of Variou Subscriptions Of Money con-
sderaby day BY the Bro Ks Ie =, or ana and
New Orleans Ban quoted Al per discount
There Is no de0aad and eJ sale for Money
OF any deser peu, rnd que ions may, therefore, be re
Eardsd as entirely nominal.
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