Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-22
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

and George Smith were rcmandcd for indict,
mcnt for stealing four dollars worth of oil
boots from Morris Kaufman.
Vim. AppIcyard and Joseph ~llarman were
charged with Dhaking open Il trunk owned by
VIM. Jay, and stealing thercfrom $l3. The
case was continued to to-day, and the prisoners
were hailed by John Howell in 500.
.Nsncs H.. Dixon, free negro, was ordered ~
for breaking two maple trees belonging to (
p. OIDell. d
BENEFIT rr Mr. GEORGE ~IIEiLGr, THE Pop
rL.Ag SCEHr ARTIST or TIE TIeATEg.-Of
course the lovers of the beautiful, as well "a
tlc patrons Of the drama, will turn out this
evening cN mnSSe TO attend the benefit Of this
scatlcaian. As Il scenic artist, Mr. Heilsc
ranks among the first in this or the old coun.
try. The entire scenery Of the grand spectacle
Of the Wood Demon, the long tn be remember
cd EncimntrcSs, Beauty and the Beast, and also
the panorama Of kancS Arctic voyage; b..
sides other line paintings, are the produc.
tons Of his pencil. We trust, therefore, tina.
this. his first call upon onr citizens, may not
20 aa!,eeicd. but he responded to in 4 full.
+ nav. oycriiowing house Tonight. We under.
stand li.at il is possible that the great South.
e-n Drama Of Tic Cabin and Parlor" may he
pru.;i.ccl this season. We hope that this NAV
| jc tie fac. Now is the time to bring ont TIL,
great ar,i.Cnclc Tom, anti Ortoroon. and anti
John Brown piece. q! It's immense success
rs was the case upon ITS !ir~i representation,
there can d" 10 doubt.
ASnlASo E,cEs-CoHMESCE :" DAy.-I!!t
weather. rs wr write, iS-to use a s,creotypcd
phrase, Of Il weather. beaten. Russian wiupt,
and By the French iicSpiscd, Lohn-Bull.gen
cnga@cl-rr, not engaged, ln; doing nothing
in the Crimea-- magnificent" And. Judging
from c!ou,,-srcHcry. The barometer and the
breeze, it will be hriilian: this morning; and,
even sho":l il not 10, there IS ample shelter
'ncat!, roof and ipliagc. ut the Ashland tract,
to ~cr1ct !rn:m sun and storm. Old Horace. the
Roman poet. We hei;c"r il vas, whO Used 10 cX
clai:n with all lis sou! art! lungs, M 'Ws quaH-
10 /. ".Jm'i"Ds: which. freely translated, means.
Oh lIoH [ would enjoy 4 tip 10 the country
ans! we are SIRE if h. lived il CIR day he
wnr!i cxcla:nr. ri .isAi;nd, qmrnd' ts "spi.
clim: Now mere /. II chance Of relief 10 the
aching brain nf telling 'ncn and the sinking
francs al i"oirwear!n%. hoop.worn and hys-
tcric WOMEN, tn 20 o,ii il HE blessed sunshine
and -r.lr il, drau"hts Of health. giving and
cIleck-c0lorin. country ai-. Man and woman,
in their physical organization. are like plants;
they want uatriincnt and Sunlight and fresh
air. and iithcv would remember that, and act up
to it, they would have lnrgcr l;TcS and shorter
doctors bills. The sport. too, will be excel
lent. md wc need do 10 more in the way
of giving assurance u wom"n--we beg par
don, We mean latiieS; lor men and women died
on. Il century ago. and We have now 'ladie.
and conference.-the the: will be we'll cared
FOR, than publish tl" following
POLICE REGULATIONS.
M,rhe.> -. the C!a!' VIII be recognized ~ 1 !ri :oisitE
AMI red baig..
visitor. 10 Nh Ladies Pavilion by . white bads-.
visi;rr- ;n The r:,cS 10y u green badge.
Police Office. Lr Il blar badge.
Person. connected with the stable. by Is yeIU" Dhdsr.
Members OF :hc Ladies committee, by L white rosc'Is
Stewards. Ev i rc'! rnsel'c.
Judges II the race and li.iaHC". 10y u blue rts=iic.
No person will br admitted 10 the Ladies Pavilion, CluL
House or within the track. without = badge. The hsaGe .:
Il member Of the Cuh uSir gives genera! aimlttance, And
= r.rrn badge gives admission TO The track alone.
The police will see that these Instructions are siFic'iy en-,
forced, and daring 4 heat "ill KEEP The track clear OF an
intrusion. except ~. the part o: those connected WIZ th=
stables.
.lnhs,s Of the race and distance only will be allowed 81
mission Ia ;M, .luI:,-' Sand during \ heat.
lIorses viii b. called 20 the stand h. u hrsie, vii! start i;
tie rai, II: the dram. ard wi! be 'Taiiei back by Il bell.
y. I.-Cars will leave the deTo; with visitors generally
NJ 10 AMI /. O'Clock, AMI 4 special train for ladies' and gen
ticrcn accompanying thcm will be run - ~ 4. " pre-
cIsrly, whic! irs;n vii! hc the arst to return At the close Of
race. Another train viii return Immediately thereafter
and the last at j O'Clock i. NJ.
BANK DIgrcTonS.-Th The Governor has up.
pointcd l.. ". Glazcbrook, r. W. Richardson
and j. II. t%;rean6r, Directors IN the Branch OF
the Exchange Bank, in Richmond, and NJ. \.
Partlnw. i. VI. Smith and \. ". Gray D.rec.
tors in Tie I::aEciI of the same Bank in Alex.
anlria.
FDrHp DHnwXGp.--.As I white boy was ell
engaged in dragging the bottom Of the dock
for articles los: overheard from vessels, 6shed
ell up ;cs.crI!a; Inc body Of Il white man. who,
from his appearance, must have been in the
water for over Il day at least. The deceased
was apparently over forty years Of age and
about five feet s or . inches in height. He
wore 4 black coat, black vest, black stock with
white spots and 'inrl; cashmere pants, and had
wbiskcr< under his throat from ear to
car. lie wore u gold ring with q heart en-
gravcd OH it, on The little finger Of bis left hand.
In his poke, was found a bottle and q letter
from l.. l.. Ayrcs (probably the Sheriff Of
GoochIand) dated Car,crsviilc, May 18th, and
addressed 20 MeSsIS. Mckinney Il Dupuy, OF
this city. c""rcrning 4 cap for a Mr.. Flanagan,
which IL" L.AyrcsJ when in Richmond, had for.
gotten to see after. The body was buried in
the Poor House barying ground, by order Of
the Coroner.
Prns0vAL.-':c:. .l;co. Buckley. President Of
the K. G.. c., Rev. DR.. Spanglcr, Chaplain Gen.
e?al, ana Quartc:maStcr General Z. G.. Tyler
are stopping AZ tic Columbian.
lrELANy.-Tic Rev. DR.. CahI!l vii! lecture
t isht On Ireland. y thrilling subject is this, no, only
to her sons, hut TO all who would know o! the stroc.-
ties which, Tor over 600 years, have been pcrpctrat,i on
TIA unhappy land By the scaIping Indian hiring, ab 'ition
!oHertirg and Scpoy numbering saxon. who, 10y pitch cap,
triangle, rope, bullet, bayonct, unjust laws, lire and slaugn.
Ter, la. >triyrn 10 hrutllisc, .nangle and destroy one q
Gol's tiirrst works. Yes, the Saxon who tore down ten.
pies Of worship, set fire 10 libraries. spittcd children on the
OF hayoncts, slew :emcrselesily all ages and all sexes,
wen whra uEotenlinG, and has hunted and still hunts the
lrfh people from their own IRE sides, 10 perl-h In the Sea.
or iars i. h.si they can. This will be Or. Cahils last lee
ture in This .i;y.