Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

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Sa* FnhSclsco DEC. l2th. 1852.
II" iA- -",t::rc, CBc,tber jo:.:Ear,' {" taa:erhl!
linz brought IT, .i"ous Of the unanimous a.
''u) election .: Pierce King. OF coGrse "" al sX
70 Il h' not ali prepared rI the ort.wls!!"
:naIn:-s; .II ;hc Wngs, a!uugh Grsflin1 q iHs
acc.ss OF ;hc candid IL. H,erc i1r tine. tai Tic
'n1G WHO never lost battle iat sustained slch cer'
The .!ngs received with appropriate denGn.
i'imns y tho clt!ISi :sC Democracy. iaG hr Ni'gT r.
gard tie de;eat i iadicro;s ha they are ready
10 treat i r"oI nkc and make merry o:cr H. believe
after all they reilly care; but rather pleased wi
the ftsA Scut sGr.y not tho choice t.! The C%ns.
ma N!:5 was glad - that Virginia dh! hc' GHiy ii
'i'lng 'itcc such handsome majority Caio'ni, aS you
nave -cn ni1 heGs and did better even ian ne hss 81
t;e Most san9uinc warranted II was as ptettfed IN a
ioni"r !ei!er But enough Of politics
attended enc cf Miss Cdlharine Hayes c"nreTis fr"
evenings since, Gai much pleased Miss Hayes has
given iour conccns in Francisco Since t. Arrival and
each one has been crowded he tickets. after the frs
cert wrr sold A. auction and the prize seal trough, the
snug - sum OF cicren hundred and fify dollars 1t was
bought ny The Empire Engine ComPany bGt was un mp 10
e!eHr" hundred ard Twenty-Five by clothing firm Grnin
i no whtrn To say that Miss Hayes ls popular in San
FiaHr@c" wouii hardly BE- saying enough She mas
t turore as murh by her charming as BY her
good singing Her movements the sta2e graceful
a:i cngAgng | am musical critic, and will not attempt
10 describe her singing further than SAY, that the large
au:cnce charmed and that she cncored in nearly
every pierre she sung; while laughed heartily There's
rae 'Ck aooHt The lou tc soft, sweet strains 81 iios
Sweet Hone" whch she sung after, might haze
moved stcuier hearts than mine.
But while these Joyous going on here far
dirrn bclTs enacted n another part o. the city
Seated IN lonely cell himself the urly tenant, his bier
thoughts and n"nrrs his only compannns might hav been
seen WE tchd end unhappy Doubtless the scenes ri
S ianpy c, I'D, "i his early homie were passing with
viSij dstlnctn"s him-a mothers love- SISTERS
temd :nrss rT.IL,re fathers pro,sc,:on Perhaps
H., had lc all Perhaps had Ufcn gricved that
moncr aHH, II 81 hO~ much Of bitterness be ad
tci 1" his already orrrG~n cup; for his hour Of atone
Hrnt pa.sedru shall he hear kind and sooih
g S"Icc Of mother shall liz feel the gentle
pressure ~ sisters hand fathers pro
,G MN, brnihers love uvall im On no" hcr and
ImtnGg IIIst De hls III iugs how HgOniz!ng his rrmem
n-anc" c past happy ous And well might thY be- for
Tie Iist that should him living man. has |
down: the would Gay that must see
nlm led 4r,h gnomnlons and dreadful Death
Sometime duru. The nDath of September Jose Fui
tive O SPAIN convicted OF murder and the l0h day
u! December paid The penalty Of his crime TIE murder
"!r'"ded In the TIlls u. the city, in broad
day !GEt lie uhbCd his victim unG mur'tfet hG. He who
f.5Cefcd fled, but the murderer pursued and nvrr;ah
my the Unfortunate nhicicd dozen wounds many
at winch would hav. proved ncrralhc arrested
we in HE aci, and has PAID the dreadful forfeit II the
legal rxGcuon which has token place in THE city
Yesterday, attended the funeral OF Nr Edwin Hudson,
late at Richmond. He died alter short illness He had
gone Sauraneno after the fire. and fnuch
posed the consequence he took cold. He e Tor San
Francisco bur arrived here lc recognize nny Of h
ir:catsh9 G:ei utter his arrival home His funeral
was i.giv attended by the Sens Of Temperance M6sous
nri O!h F,iilws .ch prer Of which hs faithful and
Hctive Mr.. Hudson beloved 5y all who knew
Gi and iS rcirains followed to the grave hy
tf,:y ,nouucr. In The m!s. o liz: G!e in death"
A. J. c.