Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

This is one Of those little things Of daily use
and necessity, that may probably turn out 10
be Of great value to its owner and the pnOl'c'
Everything that saves labor, or contributes 10
the safety Of human life, is an important aaa'-
ton to the discoveries Of the age. a lew uayS
moro will demonstrate how far this invention
answers the purposes for which 1t is in'enoea'
as We understand it is to he actually used upon
the Central road the last Of this week.
New Books.
The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER for July
is on our table.
4 GOOD idea has occurred 10 tho proprletofS'
They have commenced to illustrate the WORK.
We find, too, that the editor is not very toll
Grant of IN nubi6us literary essays, Tut tnat
on the contrary he is beginning to make the
magazine acceptable to people who don pre-
tend 10 be blue stockings or poets. \ thing,
bv the way. which will contribute To the gra-
tiIica,ion Of the public and the profit Of the
proprietors.
We have received from the publisher John
\. Gray, of New York. The knickcrbocker'
for July.
This number contains 81 different articles in
prose and poetrr, suudry literary notices, and
u wclI-iillcd editors table.
We regard the knickcrbockcr with much
interest. II is III old iaroritc-;ind VIC were
much concerned solHc lime ago about 1t, Tor
We thought that It's aye Was beginning to tel!
on il, but we have beef; relieved from that ap'
prcilrlsion by the full tide Of life which we
nov sec co~ursing through lis pages.
We have received, from Ross Il TouSey, New
York, 4 pamphlet styled "Anti,Spooncrlsm; or,
Tie Ec,actionary Forces Of The Negro, with 4
Scriptrral View Of the Equality of Man; Also,
considerations on the dogma Of Man has no
Propcrtv in Man liy y. D. Dcrriig."
The a"thor says that, "luain!y through the
agitation which now pcrvaleS the country, and
whose bancrHl traits are manifested III the d.
minishcd intercourse aHd commerce with orr
! Southern brothers" lie has been thrown out
Of cmployiucnt, and during his hours Of Idle.
ness he has prepared this work; and that he
! has been impeilcd, by . sense Of the wrongs
inflicted upon white labor, in the free or labor
| States" through. the agitation Of the negro
question, TO Yc-ari upon this great wrong, and
10 utter Ills protest, diii ~ hi &c az '"i HN
| 10 dir ND and undermine the sandy foundation
| upon whici. tall these negroa anu iniidcl ~Ialiacics
rest.
Addressing himself 10 the working people
Of our common country" lac says:
the 'iirrcrrcssihlc conflict is now upon
us: the rncStien is resolved. 1t Is not as to
whether The negro sna!! govern himself, or not
be governed: that question was settled by Di-
vinc authority more than six thousand years
ago, and you cauno; reverse the decision. The
question to-day, stripped of its antique and
rYcrvarying DISCUSSES, is, Shall the irresponsl,
Biz, untici;"g white master-y0ar money god
rule white me- through the idle negro, or
shall the white :.nan and the negro alike he
blessed with the Efforts Of the black man, un'
der the guidance and direction Of y .ftcli"g
white master? This is the naked question
presented Gcr solution, decide il rs We may"
We have received from D. y. St. Clair,
Wythcy;llc, the Catalogue Of Emory and Henry
College, with the course Of instruction, &C..
1S59-G0.