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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

i WOMAN SHOT BY 4 LuNAFlc-SbltluE IN
DER DISTRESSING CIRCUMSTANCES.
pulArsLrhIA, Nov. II, lS52.-is Mrs Margaret Miller
accompanied by her aged twelve was on her way 70
ma k about e.; O'Clock this morning. she was shot al on
Sulh street bY an insane man named John Diamonds it
ball l. supposed 10 have lodged her lungs and VIII tona
bly Tnve fatal. Diamond has been committed 10 PRISON..
He lad loaded pistols with him and accuses her OF hay
ing ewched him lie has persecGtcd her for some time
Mrs George Flick while in heranged state .: mind
drowned herself Race wharf, three o'clock this
morning She has been partially deargcd Tor three months
past. She was married about Two years ago, and leaves
Child only days old The unfortunate lady stole or
the house while The attendance upon her asleep
and her body found aneaty hour This morning in t
donE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

Mcss,s PEBBLES, white, Davis * Co. hav. JUS. ,sc.
urge quantity Of fine au,'er 10 COO bs from tho cn
Wythe. II is neatly put up IN substantial f.kns o,
MEN, size and is trlIy equal In The Northern ARIEL
we are So fond Oft This butter was brought down
South. Side Railroad and is earnest OF what viii
10 Us in The pror;s;on line irom Southwestern Y
when our roads are finished.
We heard ore Of our Merchants say. YESTERDAY. :.
had made contract 20! the sale of SSa 600 worth !
ION 0zaaGuras, 10 he furnished by Petersburg tsc,
This is another Indication OF The increasing tr4trap,
pcritv Of our City, PtterSburg Lltei!igcEc:r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
sCIOOL At WEST VIEW.

FEMALE SCHOOL VIII opened AZ W tSt il'r
= ~,cuce al nr George Maon) ~ Bfn'-"I,E county! 9"
Jay February next. and cri ttr "-' OF N"'emh.
ii Ensl-l eJucatom French and Mus'r The Plan"
school the eae direction and insrucnorD'
'.'" : ,,'> Isr"s far nc session q months
E"si'. "nranehes, =
Music On Piano =
Embroiiery, wax Work Sc 10
Persons who intend tits school requested Z" @
made Parents AMI guardians respectfully etcrG t";r "'
e,I scarcely able 10 speak OF Mrs Nicholson wi.ot
the language OF cxagccra,ioE or a.y l. Is pleasant
period a,danc. my schoo; every af.t
ton gratifying ieelmgs She was distinguished Tor @
right. tor her irty IN lie discharge o! e'cts @
madrsy sell resi- and Lnasumng pey, vel
accuracy her scholarship and ;e number and variety !" t'' .
guIrrm-ns you that she stood !t IN the fvsa
partner; oil srloo amt assure You Size equally 'uao
III! IA al! her hns! studies consider pnSiirss " '
her pupils. and shall esteem those yuu"e fcurs
favored wl" receive the advantage o her wise and a
Wv '''.-' ANN NJ NE,
The very rr, opinion ca.rrarn OF Mr. Nicholson. e,
ta"mcn,s and mora qualities Is We known opinion io9
acquaintance at twCT. ycafSGirc which ~
school directed b: Mrs ZONES nm! myself Ilf "ad@s'y "nH
tyo character woninc wounded BY !acry, mn ju.'
that her equal all T"sicctr dom foun anil "-
lne pleasure to recommend Mrs >,cuo,or- school
Parents may place her daughters "i conae,cc 's n'.a
thaicScy etur WI bc made IL improve hc minds and mari.
Tor her success, '''' 49, .''' LUCY " SAr>DER,
about establish lensI, scr1o s rrInestcd me s,!
expressed by thee iniicS. hey have lett
iar Ia h"ir writ m"rir6 unc"miGus add ~! sc'
wishes 10: ~ success Of M,s. IN hc audabc u!efas
81 iO>lS
All COMMUNICATIONS "Iil pomp, Adore. =
mieI Nicholson, VI. H., >'"ny Mount DrGus"lcH, Va.
Z!--Cwbw
EELEIT FEMALE SCHOOL NEAR EALIFi!
cot RI HOUSE. VA.
rSilIE fits session iii, school Viii cnmmcnc" H. Ian
Z LaHuay. 1873 Al ~" baurh,t al ItorIur English $500
with the Lana
aad Mathematics VII! 5s Taught TIE subscribed liar been
teaching ior the last Yeas aud Ill be aided by
TERMS
For hoard and tuition English tho scholastic year
months,
Lam Creek. Fcucr aul Spanish, zach
Music aG,i'c Piano Fore
Of Ott,1tr r6-Aiy address l. i!alinN e. II. Va . Ckl VII
REFEHEScEs DR. Harmon. rTei Mr'.Giry. Prof t"uf.~t1
Prot. SChcic. University =" Virginia; T. ". Coleman, ID i
W2ii, Caroline; Lewis " G"'"nan >p"r Srloocr, anu''
B Heath MlrfIGu.c Iunrun. RrhuD.d, Hunter Marshall. ~
o;r: Rev John Grammar John X E'mpI-. 'n 7 : IioTut
Hon T. H. Avcfrt. f. ~. Coi"maU WIN. IL Clark, Juo thn
rpm. Halifax. Va. Oct . .r".i''hJda
lL 2 L..A .IA ..l L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
ARREST or COuNTERrEIrERs

akKESI OF LULN I EMF Fl I Els.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. lSlh-1hc alnrslals police
succeeded in making important arrests. Two ~oMu
were arrested last night at the theatre for passing CO..,
half dollars MADE developments which lei 10 The !,
Lewis n. Pigyin AMI William Sietier- The former d,
Ing and the latter for making base com. A! Stc'ErF
tour hundred counterfeit kaIl-doiars. were fOGrt
morlds and other apparatus. They had heaEas
Commissioner HazIitt. and were both committed 70
STEELE. cscayc, on 3 similar charge not long since
having been found guilty. i z.cond trial was Z
when, owing to Il technical aw n the Governors pa
A!,sr, VINO l-riifisd against him, he was acquitted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

DEMoCNh ~ !uhlLEE Al GEORGE TOWN.
WA>niSGTnS, Nov Is M-lhe democrats y! George
have grand Iahllrr n Forrest Hall iltr head. omar
ters in la town, Tonight in honor of the election Of Pierce
and KING. The Hall was beautifully illuminated presenting
fine appearance at good distance, and from elevated
position, in many directions a number ol dwellings, are
also Illuminated and bonres lighted, and guns bcitn
fired Upwards of hundred citizens paonk spleen
did supper the occasion, served by Hickman his
STYLE his restaurant in the splendid edifce Fine
speeches were made happy toasts given and
generally good time"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

BosroS Nov. 1.-THE funeral of the late Hon. David
Henshaw took place Leicester yesterday and large
attended by delegations and others from various parts Of
The State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Raleigh Standard publishes the official vote :" North
Carolina and also the Proclamation of Coz" Reid convcnin
the Democratic Electors Raleigh the l December TO
cast the vote Of the State. The for Gen Pierce is
80 744 and that for Gen. Scott 3905snmorty for Pierce
6S5. Pierce 40 votes behind Reid, and Scott 3oo
behind Kerr The vote is 1868 less than that for Governor
in August.
There 50 for The ticket of Hale and Julian
EFFECT AT HAVANA OF GENERAL piERCE'S
ELECTlON.-hc Diaro, of the l2h, formally
the election OF General Pierce and the OF the wing
~ for which the editor says he prepared though he did
not expect such The election The editor
adds of importance il affects the interior relations OF
tho United States; but makes comments al all upon
the eec, it is going have upon the exterior relations CT
The United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
GENERAL PiERCE-AUTHENTIC

TlON.-Our political readers have been curior. -
az 49, -. ta' ''us oee" ~ circulation ~
| Water III Virginia. We have seen u letter from -
man IN C9ncord \. T., which contains the follows
new Eagle tavern was opened yesterday. a sper,.,
was given |" oooGt oO invited guess, among wto,
General Pierce. The General viii board nj H.. r. "
ring the winter. You will probably see various nv
accounts of his intention spend he winter in Pa"
~ H., in Virginia, de- They are all untrue. l,ys'
his mouth thai he viii reside here I'll, wintrr"-
,0nd Dispatch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

CAPTAIN UpSHUR-The Norfolk Herald currccts The
published ew days ago Of the death Of Captain
G. p. Upshur letter has been received which
that he still alive the 10th uI with little
no hopes however, of his recovery He brother OF the
late Secretary upshur killed on hoard the Princeton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
RUGBY ACADEMY

WASH SGrpS CITY, u e
COMMENCE ~ SiNiH ahua session w
al September S system 81 iEFfu,l'"h 49,. "irc
according the most r"T", methods i"' roa
,,nr i, communicative and thorough AL lhch
=. al lll.r r!uc,nn The best Teachers ate eGi. go:
department aud every attention paid :" he cni'"ri "i i
q. r NDH>ON, P.!nGt
REFERESCES-Wni ". corcorau ESQ lhos KlrhloI
CAM 4 j. r,lr Lieut.. NJ. r. Marcy, VIM S.idsn ESQ
l6--rii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

/ SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. John Mullen Fespcc,a
izen vi Richmond, Ind, returned from the telegraph u
that town on The nigh! Of the presidential election, il
rent good he5lh and entering the hotel where Re
| ,yclarr.d "Hurrah for old Pennsylvania lie L
seat, and in few minutes his head was oosSfFed q
h: breast as in s!tep-but on attempting TO Il
wa found 10 &c in The ayonies o: death, and in sAo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23
FEDERAL APPOINTMENT

We enabled to announce that John Amber ESQ o.
Fauquier has been appointed by the President United
States Marshal for the Western District of Virginia. re
James 5 Points decd Mr. A. has had good training fol-
the post He studied and practised law years Win
chester ana his many friends here will be pleased to
OF his appointments Winchester Pirginian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

THE ELECTION In GEORGIA.
We have not yet full vole-the votes o. Hancock and
Troup counties being still behind Thus Tar the result as
follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

FGASKLIS PrgRcE is tie youngest man WHO mas ever
been elected President Of United States Hcs Il years
Of age Washington, John Adams Jefferson, madison,
Monroe john Quincy Adams and Van Burcn, wec each 5s
jackson 81 Harrison, &c; Taylor &c; and Polk, 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-23

ought Such as tial w est ol ana
the Armo'y buildings propcr-"fom past acquaintance"
But Mr. AS object evidently get at the Governor
He says,
~ would therefore, like the Governor to know that The
city Of Richmond obliged confer this property
him the basis of new appointments to office"
Now, friend Anderson might have saved himself all this
unnecessary roube for the Governor knew lhs well
he and doubt not, cared and thought much about il
before Mr.. AS speech as he has since
But there is TO all hs and the "Jordan Hatcher
case brough, the minds eye again Mr. Anderson
while member Of the Legislature from this city, pet,ioned
the Governor do in that exactly wha, he did But when
the storm and the winds beat upon the ship Mr. A.,
being of strong faith orsook the vessel aud between the
vessel and The land he sank beneath the surface We
member TO have heard at the me that when he had changed
front, and had voted disappearing the which he had Pc
toned the Governor TO do he over explain what
might To be inconsistent The Governor (as are
tod perce:vng his embarrassment determined relieve
him, and said 10 him. "Sir, give yourself coucern vii
take all tn responsibility attaching 10 The and
you should hare done The thing il your had
been apon The petition" This we all see, cuts in
ways. Comment is unnecessary.
II friend had remembered this il should have saved
him the trouble of voluntarily giving the Governor any
advice
But TO subject The Legislature changed the mode Of
appointing Tobacco Inspectors doubtless remedy the
Jusce uone The Democrats in those appointments. This
should De warning to the Wings in appointing Directors
upon the part OF the stockholders for our State Banks We
assured that in three GU, of four these are
Wings and that twothrds Of saaried Offices in these
Banks are filed by members OF their party The general
law upon Bnnks authorizes the Legislature 10 so change
give the Governor the appointment of majority
these Directors and it may be- they will deem i, proper ia
do though perfectly satisfied that such not the
wish of the Executive.
Since writing the above and part Of il in type,
from the dispatch" that the committee upon Seabrooks
Warehouse have reported that they have asceraned that h
Governor will make change, in the appointment Of Or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

DsTARIrRE OF the PowHArTAT Fos BAY.St. The
United States steam hgate po~hattAn saiei from her
inoorugs of the Battery. at precisely hsi past ten
O'Clock yesterday morning bound for Havana vic Penss-
cola Owing TO the peculiar aspect Of sar exss:ug be-
tween government and thst of spain 10 relation 70
recent at Havana and tho prevalent ~ nor
TINT the irigste ordered upon important mis-
sion in that quarter large cro~d collected to Wit
nefs her departure She displayed from early da w.
the brood pensnt Of Commodore Newton, and fred
eighteen guns II tor q farewell salute when roying
from her anchorage Captain aervine having received
hs Instructions direct from government nothing definite
could be learned regarding the action which IL ordered to
be taken upon her arrival their Jujge coukng the
minister from the United states TO exi5o sas3 In the
POwhattan. and II IL gnera|y believed that ne il in
structet TO land Havana with authority make In.
quir to the recent aggression - the Spa ah authorities
IN searching the COfna s0o excluding the Crescent City
cm he port The Judge will prosesd hy Vera Cruz the
city Of Mexico ritter concluding his investigation OF this
delicate and exciting subject. Purser y. o. Uphsm,
wio has bvtn ordered 10 the sloop Cyale lef in
the poahattan 70 join his shiD at uavane The Cyaue
rallied the 10th instant very decided Of feeling
adverse to Ire action o. the spanh executive pervaiet
the people assembled nj the battery snd tba powhtgn
tailed smi1st enthusiastic aspirations toe attainment
Of the national honor. We pubished complete list Of
her Cficers ia paper OF last Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17
The Cuban Movement.


NATcHFz Oct. O. 1862
srR--In your paper Of the 22d nit my name is men,
toned ~ those il the south considered favorable
10 the invasion Of CUba SO FAR ~ aGl concerned thls
mputation II without authority, aud urtrue an not
in favor Of fhJusteo expedition sny other exysdi-
ton sgsinst Cuba.
~ Ist true that my sympaibie With her oppressed
IONS whoiber the island 10 exile. Ths American
whose feelings nj deeply moved In view Of the
hur0nn despotsm which griis them the earth uu-
worthy the he bears ADD the p vileg.4 10 enjoys
should rejoice With eScejing jny 10 behold the dawn.
ing fthc Gay that VIII uhr the bright peag OF the An
titles into the constellation OF Saos IL would
indeed be- like another The mud noon Of bar
indopendepco and pioTy.
But for this iof any other Jet short OF what
would Justify open cnd ie4i'i1ia would oounte.
rance nRgraefion upon nlt4ons Wifn wham re are at
reaoe. 10 sr srch Intervention / mn 10 y and ever
Gaye been opposed " II in jea1g po.tlify N our best
intereits Our whole history = ags,nu 4 Mr. oan No
adort ~ as Americao policy tuon' iha rss Do
Matchmaking CWn country amt plac'ng 4: beyond
The pas Of pubic law wHic at ~ tine wnshonld
be establishing principle by Witch tn Drsoaous beno
ne we con to-day reht H. rgh fity destroyed by
.uperor p0Ncr e. rrasdcully " ~nu1 as1ouut
20 fcinF up ne lac q crrs 10 lien ~ tbo ~ nations
Might snd not right wOulJ tbus bgoome tho ecy stand
ard OF national 0c'i0n
peoue o. ibe fare % 10 giohs hive much 70 Lore
a. y = arc ucr 30 l'5e T. gala BY = rssoiu ion
30 1slIot asset - L.'nsrg al ut Respsetfniy
Jour cbelignt Le0slf kAAUSL ) BOYD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17
General Hiram Walbridge and the London
Liars.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Sir-Ths most infamous batch lies that ever 40
peared in print against Of rreproachable private
character and sterling pasrsom 10 contained in the
letter to you from London. signed williams Lockhsrt
rejecting upon Gen. Walbzidgs. a resident Of
London the first three months Of the great exhibi
ton, snd my official connection juror and commits
sioner from the State Of Virginia induced my daily
tendance at the Crystal Palace brought in con-
tact With almost every American there feel warranted
in ying that Gen. Wslbrdge borrowed dollar
from any of the various persons to whom that Letter says
lie was introduced Gen. w. my fellow passenger
his side at the splendid dinner given by the merchants
of Manchester to Capt West ut Witch also present
Sir JOIN. Potter aud Alexander Aeny member Of Par
lment- who loudly sppiauded the thoroughly American
patriotic ard eloquent speech delivered by ,hs General
vas win m almost daily after arrival in London
wes with him at tina great Alb Of July banquet in Lon
distinctly remember having in to tie Lord
Mayor Low Sir John Musgrave with all these oppor.
tuDites OF obefryaon and daily smar Intercourse
with linn feel bound to herp ,i.os bat to Do
nnupee all the charges, insi1nations inrinarions
against the character AID habits Of Cen. Hiram Wal
bridge contained in the letter OF Williams and Iockhart
TO The Fdhor of he HERALD, and - Bedford w. VII
hams, to Bon II Is Hart, one concer rated nusdul
tefate6- meicious msgniIcent lssisho1s ths phadow
OF a shsde of Foundation
General abrioge. while abroad n noble repre-.
e.pth.ye of The bolaesr and pronGest points in .be
mericau 81 acter.
The democracy OF the Third s,rict may the while
people shono rsbse these feu Eogi.sh calumniaa By
triu DpIanily slecting Walbritgs to Coograss Vary
truly thine, JOHN s. CUNNINGaAd.
WASHINGTON, ID, c.. Dot. 10, 1862
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17
Religious Intelligence.

ZioIe Church, Rev. Richard Cox, rector will occupy
the chopc in Thirty eighth street Madison avenue
until the completion OF their new ed'hce
The congregation OF Church OF the Good Shepherd
will worsbip Tor the present, In the building formsdy
occupied by Zion Church, corner OF Mott ani Cross
streets.
Rev Edward Bcecher, Of Bottom. has been invited 70
the presidency Of Cleveland (0hio) University
Rev John Moore has been called TO Cherry Tree Penn
sylyania
Rev S. d. WaIdlsw has been called TO Paris, Ky.
Rev. 4 d. Barrier has been called TO the Congregc-
tCnal church in Belloyue,O.
Rev u Angler has received call to tie Congrnga-
tioDal church in Concord Mass
Row Prof Bartlett, Of Western Reserve College, has
been called to tie Franklin street church. in Nanches
ter, n. II.
Rev IL s. Osborn has siycd call to the Presbyte.
IiaE church ia Bedford Virginia.
ACCEPTASCEs.
Rev. ! Campbell Of Virginia has accepted call to
the English Lutheran church, at Cumberland Md.
Eoy pr Stiles Secretary OF the American Bible Soce
~ FOR Tho south has accepted call for tho pasorate OF
the South CongI egational church in New Haven. DR..
sues OF the most powerful Of ell the American pull
pit orators.
necedy and residing nj Giephan, Dutchcs county,
has accepted the coll Of the Second Dutch church OF that
city TO become ther pastor Mr. Duryea Is expecei 70
enter upon his new charge about the fret week In NO
vemher
Rev H. IL Newhil, Of HIlsboro' n. ", has accepted
call TO Chesterfield n III.
Rev II nopkipa, Of Racine, Wisconsin, has accept
ed cali to the presbyt terrain church in Eyrfa, ohio
Rev. N Crittepdep, formerly OF West Fayct.e Sc
necn county has accepted the call OF tins Presbyterian
church in Jordan, onondoga county
R.y y Rent having accepted the unanimous call of
the Baptist church at Wcathvfsneu ms comehcou Ms
labGIs there.
Rey Addifcn H. Atkins has accepted call to Trinity
church, Rochester, W J,
rev II n Wjlcoxson has accepted call to s. Johns
church Harpcr'a Ferry Va
Rey Francis NJ. white has accepted invitation to
tho rectorship Of Wickle parish, Clarke county vs.
Rev u. s. Riser has accepted call TO st. Johu's
cbmoh Lancaster, Ohio.
rev Samuel W. gayres hos accepted call 10 the rec.
torthip Of Calvary church, Williamsburg N. Y.
Rev William II. Babcock, OF st. Peters church. salem
Macs has been called the rsctorship Trinity church
Natches.
INaTALLATIoTG
Rev n A. Baton was installed pagtor Of the f.r,l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

Notice 10 Advertisers.

We earnestly request all persous advertising In the
NERAlp to send their advertisements to Once,
sosthvest Of Fulton and Nassau early
possible in the eyening-n-ver later than o'clock
e night at furtbet The pressure OF the advertising
e0cipsss h great upon journal that this rule Is
snders1 necessary, in order TO give them q good and
ssnspicuous place in columns next mcrniog
The circulation and advertising business OF the Nav
YsAx HERALD is nov larger than that o: any other
curHal this continent and strict rules tine
IN everything will be necessary in order accommodate
zhe whole public fairly snd equally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

PoATnAIT o. 6SrrnAL WAsHyrsTov We have ressvsA
an ssgrsvpg executed BY Mr.. b Welch iron the orgL
nal portrait By Gilbert Stuart In the Atheneuu Doe.sn
and Dsbliahsd By Mr.. George W. Chaa Of PhisAsphia
i one Of tbs most shsste ana hsautfa spsciasn, Of
ths art that vs have and those deroas POS
sessDg true and correct likeness Of the Fa.her Of his
Country would do well TO procure acoyy The frame Is
gilt, and most elegantly carved and ct the top In as
re ia he American eagle hcidina in his beal the
tional nag
MsMrnTo Oh HrERY csr.-The speeches and acts Of
the nate Henry CsJ win b patent They will exist
ssh In the memories 81 I'll q ths present. and
viii continue to interest semsn ls.s - the history
the last fy preserved the admiration Of the
American people for the departed stassasn is Just
tribute to his great talents and every who parsh.s
OF that right feeling viii oice 10 learn that an additional
msmento OF the Sage of Ashland 10 now 80 existence
and viii continue to exist fer ages Carrying doxa his
memory to tho latest posserty. We siude TO bronze
medal just issued by Mr. Richards, Of Chambers street.
New York which bears Tide an exac. Aens OF
tie amented statssman. and the reverse On apnro-
pirate and beautiful desn. The artist who executed
the work IL Wright Esq whore talents in this par
tenlsr have been testified to By Oys eldest son. when
that ihe price Is only S. feel sure that there
win be but few Of our stissns who win not purchase
CODY