Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-06

, tham' Is the visit and reception Of the Prince
of Wales. 1 hope, while in this country tna'
he will visit the land of the ancient cq'alelS,
and partake of genuine corn bread; II Is wy
warm for his h~ominy'-but .Jraea nam "h"
Gags, with spring chickens, will be IN gooa sea.
son, as we'll rs "mint jalcps'-to winch ''pe
peaches will be added.
Politics are in a fermcnt, though tue confined
steam is only kept down by japanese IN"
| Great Eastern sensations. The former nave
n,sscd away, and Tommy" is already forgot.
tcn me Great Eastern and Prince OF Wales
d,vs will soon be over, and then look ont iol
the .sscool to .Ry," and a good deal of free soil
acgro eool, mixed up with the Douglas sncep
stealing, sheep and goat shaving wool, put into
markc,-for wool they must have, even II
goats and bullocks have to be gathered to re-
present it
Caqqer C Co., Of the Regency, advise MOI
and harmony, by all hands voting for Douglas
We advise the same thing, by all voting Tor
R-eckjnridce and Lane. Mozart Hall advised
the running Of 2 Union ticket, while Tammany
Hall. now reduced to a corporals guard, mas
endorsed Douglas and johnson; John Clancy
has had TO take down his flag opposite Ms
Leader Office, and rub out FitzpatrickS na.ne
for Vice President, and insert Johnson $ III us
place. Preparations arc or foot Tor getdlhg up
:. ronSing Breckenridge and Lane RATIFICATION
rncctinr Men are at work who know what
tbey are about, If Douglas fails in this State,
his faction. Tammany Hall, and all, WI! 80
n,p, 70 the Black Republicans for the best
Terms they can make. They already stand
with one foot over the fence. When the othcr
i. oye- the National Democratic party VIII pc
r]olio,.cd nr their further disorganizlng pre-
ScnCc. ,,.rI;
Dr. C~orrswcll, Librarian Of the Astor IL
brarv, sailed for Europe, from Boston, last
Wednesday, the 9th June. Hc told us that nc
ryncrted to be gone about three months. lie
was looking well, and while gone IS eHPecIeo
70 make some valuable purchases Tor the IL
brary. IL,
We met the venerable, but active, (tor his
ycars,) Jacob Barker, yesterday IN wal street
lie had recently arrived from New orleanS.I
lie is as busy as ever, and evidently mas maui
nm his mind to die in harness. lie has lived
| through eventful scenes.
The meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
the National Telegraph lines, in this city, re.
nortr, in the Herald Of to-day, will attract your
p;1.nti,n. Il is not so much ~the'eSpense Of
le|crral,h tolls being increased, that the AsSo.
clatGQ lfCoS So iliSi lSdi 49, ''N
extraordinary monopoly over the foreign news,
which has no doubt led to the greatest abuses
and Injustice. Such Il monopoly cannot be
sustained BY the courts. II cheap foreign tel
crraph news vas an object, they would throw
omen It's transmission to the competition 0!
other lines and telegraph reporters, which
would speedily reduce prices. The whole tel
crraph system Of the country is on a wrong
footing, and needs reformation, and more Sy,S-
tcmatic arrangement.
That great injustice has been inflicted by
an ASSOCIATION like that Of New York, admits
Of no doubt, though without involving, proba'
Div. individual responsibility on its part.
BIZ your leave, and without wishing 10 make
the Enquirer" Il party to il, we propose To
give your readers Il chapter in ,elegraphic
History, never hitherto published, and which
will show up something's in their true light,
and d~evelopc facts hitherto unknown 10 In"
public.
The Central Park Committee has a1%l onrncd,
and will probably report white washing resoln'
tons. FGWr SraRs are alive. which corresponds
witt, tour millions of' dollars 81 tex paytrS
moaey spent on the Parh. -Adios.
The National Democratic volunteers Of this
city, numbering $50, have endorsed brec!iln'
ridge and Lane. ANiRIcrs'