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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

We are indebted TO the purser OF the Star OF the
West and Wells, Fargo Il Co. and Adams & CO., for
the early delivery of our packages.
Among the passengers we notice the names of
Col. A. B. Gray, who has just returned from sur.
veyiDg the Atlantic and Pacific railroad route
through Texns, chihuahua and Sonora; Lie It.
Williamson, Of the Typographical Engineers, who
has been engaged in surveying routs from the
Colorado 10 San Diego; A. De Witt ESD, and lady,
of The 0rm Of De Witt Harrison one OF the oldest
firms in California, and Gen. j. Winchester, Presl-
dent Of the Grass Valley Mining Company.
The Star of the West also brings home Capt. W.
G.Povsrs, of the Transit Companys river boat Isaac
C. Lea, which was lost of Cape Antonio July Sd;
j. Vree&anburg and S. ~ Waring, engineers; j.
Gordon J. Kane, Thos. Kelly and Charles Phillips
hands CD tbe steamer, who were picked up by Ii.
M. brig Espeigle after being eighteen hours in an
open boat. The other boat, containing JOS Sutton,
mate; O'Nsil, Robbins, Smith and Myers, pulled for
the land, which was abaut fifty miles distant.
August Cd, OFF Carysfort light, exchanged signals
with English ship VIM. Ward, standing north. Au-
gust 9th, 2. b., lat. 81 20 Ion. 7S So, exchanged
signals withship Naid Of Orlesns, standing north.
Nothing had trnsspircd in California
since the lasssteamer with the exception Of large
fires in San francisco, Sacramento and Columbis.
The losses in the three cities wers estimated at one
million two hundred and ifty thcasand dollars.
Tho Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S steamer Sonora,
with the mao'from the Atlantic Of June 20, was
telegraphed outside Of San Francisco as the Mica
ragua steamer was leaving. To enable merchants
TO answer let.ers by her, the mail steamer Cali
fornia would DO detained She wiL.hsve on freight
tho following amount of treasure =
y,nr N.u, Work IN goo no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

MA In 1866, the 1re department the German Tvr,
vercin Society, the Lafayette (French) hook aod
| ladder company, In military uniform. tho traie
tho Sons Of Temperance, and the Chinese.
| Mrs Hayes, G. II. Thorne ard family Hiss Bsts
Denim and several other artists. started for Aus.
tralia on the eth, in a sailing vessel.
The steamer Poynesia started on her first trip 10
the Sand Eich Ists ds on the 9th.
The ST amship 4merica was sold at MarshaA's sale
on the 14th, for $9J 300.
A ,aove prosequi has been entered Ia the oeso Of
Avery, from Sriingfiei5, Mass, who killed 5a5sa-
Nah xnssen on the Yariee BLADE, off Cape Horn.
Hc is a id to be insane.
Political Inceulgencs.
(FrA the san francisc, Herald, Jcfy 1871
The polih cal cauldron Is aspresent boiling over
Elections for delegates 10 the State convention for
the pominatinn OF two ,ngres-men aud Clerk OF
the Supreme Oourt, have been hel6 by both parties
throughout the tate. The democratic part, OF this
State is at the p esent time hopc'essly split. rh&
there iii be two distinct pa Az or
ganzations aud ts> ticketsdoe net admit of d5nbt
and the democracy If California and of the EnDdre
State are at tue pre& ent moment In precisely Tho
same predcamenf VITA this exception, however tiat
those who claim 10 be IA real Simon pure democrasy
here re denominated "h olers" ia New y0fk-whita
those to whom the term "bolters' has Eeen applied
here, rule the roast in tho Old wgwam in Ne Y0rk.
To explain the party in this State who at tho lal
session of the Legislature dividel the DEMOCRACY,
on the question OF the elect ion Of United Statos
Senator, are ant-admDistrative, and sympAthise
with the New York hards," who bolted tbs SeG9
lar ticket at the last Syracua, Convention Tke
eIeetonists claim to be the regulars. On the oeher
hard the antclectionsts have been denominated In
this State, "boers." They support the adu.thisI
have no otler affinity with the New York sst 81
Tic democratic convention is to be held at S6.S.
mento the 18th inst, AMI tho whig at the sarlb
place on the 25th of the same month, II the receR
cation. In consequence of the divisions In the d..
mocratic party, the wings are confident that they
will carry the State. More unlikely things may
happeD The antitlcctionists win have an over
whelmng majority in the democratic conve1toA
if no formal split takes place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08
The Colt Investigation.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
WacufxcToy Auv JSii


HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, Aug. o, is5ii
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
DEAR SIR--Your Washington letter, dated 3d. does
,ny report injustice. Tread "honily to members,
and did not acknowledge that no improper con-
duct has been proved tire part Of Colt or his at
-Sorneyp." The writer ought to read the report and
correct his OF fact. The correspondent,
II prssune.) few days ago classed me asa" demo
scrat." This Is q mistake. ! have for many years
foecn true and ardent whir. Very respectfully,
4. h. ZoLLrcOfrER.
TELEGEAPUIc
ADJOURNMENT or CONGRESS.
wAsHrycroy, August :, 1854.
The two houses Of Congress merely met at o'clo,hs
xbh morning, and adjourned.
THE CASE OF CAPT. GIBsOS-frs PROGRESS AND
PROSPECTS.
WAsHrSGroS, August ., 1854.
BY dispatches and letters brought BY the last steamer
v learn that considerable excitement has been felt at
ths Hague on account Of the presence Of Capt Gibson
In consequence Of his having been convicted OF hgh
trsasn By Dutch tribunal In yava aad aew eomiss
- ~ Dutch power at defiance By appearing openly st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15
Gov. Rseder. of Eansas.

u appears that Mr.. Pierce knew very well what lie
Wa" about Wien he appointed Rce,icr Governor Of
N'''as Feeder has turned out 10 be, what was
long ago suspected Of him--n man after Mr.. picrcc's
o"" heart-an iinmiugaied and violent Abolitoni,,.
N'n'"' has poor chance Of becoming slave State
under the auspices II one who is sail to hc in Tongue
with the Froc,o party, aud in "conG ential cores.
pnndcncc" with the frantic AMI unscr,,puous c,,ors
at the Abolition forces. Nc. Pierce has ol,c,Jy
declared Tia, no: smother slave Stale =, N eve, com.
' WV '"''' lie has sought, IT seems aS lar a.
w ''' "e>' TO convert his prophecy into fact. lie
'''' carry out his own evident personal she,
'u'gc b. appointing a rJil Fr,.slhra,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

Dc the terms OF the contract with Mr. Brnum Jenny
to !, GOA for each for
e,sn alter dsiusuE $500 for She right
,h contract was for l3oupon foreins 27oO Anh M
wards Of
she paynF him in addition for each OF the
luquis.ed.
The PROFITS OF the Spngstress Of
Jenny lrds net Aysils OF IS Concerts. 1868 90
p sarnum's gross receipts, after paying Jenny
Linl, ISIS .ss q,
Total receipts OF IS concerts. 3JI2lsl s,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15
SENATOR ADAMS sPEEcH
On THE NATURALIZATION Law.

N. ADAMS, In pursuance OF previous notice. asked and
Obtained leave ii roduce the following BILL which was
read first time:
Be enacted. &c. That from and aner the passage CT
this .ot no alien shall be admitted become citizen Of
tho United States unless hc shall the time Of his app
cation to be admitted, declare and prove the sstsac
ton Of the court having jurisdiction Of tho case tn he
has resided in the United States twenty years at least
ted States at tho date Of the passage Of this shall
entitled to all the benefits oil the third condition spec fed
In the trst section OF the approved April a. $50 Of
this act 10 smcndatory.
SEc g aud be further enacted That 90 much of tho
third condition specified in the s section Of tho act ap>
proved April "a 1902, entitled "Au establish
form rule OF naturalization aud to repeal tho hereto
lore passed on that subject conflicts with the frat
section Of this act DO aud the hereby repealed
Nj. ADAMS: Mr.. Presidest move that the bill be
read second time with view to reference, and upon
that motion ask the indulgence Of the Senate while
plain tho provisions othe b aud give tho reasons which
have induced to offer It, that this is not
tho usual OF proceediug-yet is in ORDER and
know myeslf liable to misconstructiou, only ask that
my remarks to the country with the introduction
| Of the bill
The bill proposes change In naturalz ,ton l,ws to
this extent in lieu Of FIVE yesr tho alien reside In
the United States twenty-oue years but the change
entirely prospective. All foreigners who may be inhsb-
Of the United States at tho time Of the the
sT will DO entitled to naturalization according
nov III force those only who may after that period
vii be effected by it, would deprive man Of any privi.
ege Immunity secured by the Constitution aud Of
tho country, would impair abrdge any prospect
i've rights promised by existing laws But sir self preser
walton is said to be not only the highest duty Of
himss and his Creator, but above Law. Toe same
rule applies with equal force to governments IL this po-
stion Do true the inquiry arises the country danger
IRON an eIcess Of population either Immediate
remote! In order give the country Wow Of whole
subject here present table showing the increase pop
uson for the last 6y years. the probable increase by tho
some ratio for the next century, we'll the
Immigration to this country Tor a series OF years
J,-r. ,~nf. ,,t, 81 L. T...,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

CInCuING Ar InS MiIN ~

'ANE ge. in the purchase of Clothing oh.n
that in their
with durability both elegance AMI Confident
manufacturing OF 'heir Clothing they
Of perfection, and that in
their garments excel the all examine their
stock, which Is rrpee
style aud mserisi They sell good articles only Twins
profit and 10 doing undxrsod
KERS RlInlyIS
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SOUTHERN CoNNERcIAL CDSvESrioS.-The Commercial
CONVENTION Il tho Southern States, which In Ba-
more IN 1851, at Memphis i'll 1852, aud Charleston
1905 aoufnei from the latter city rcassembe in New
orlot o. the second Monday Of J,nury uext Tie
y Council ct New Orleans has directed the M,yor to
point huudred delegates from the city an invite the
Governors OF Southern States and the Mayors OF southern
clies 10 visit that city during the session of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

houSD -Wm Duke required to give bail the sum oil
sSJ Ne yo o. Yesterday 20 keep the and good
behavior Tor tweys b1ths for
Anderson, at the house OF Miss Matthew Locust Alley on tues
day night last. - $500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

az ,nn.,I,. .,..,.,. H.
.oi.s, PP ~, ~ w. Ye.'neauon OF 'ness
~ ~. .u, as my " "os Sefen ,n esens, are
~, Nv, ~ o nsy 90. Psooaoet Is u not saier
non,i.,;.U 'os e sa"nen OF any degree Of
man, ~. me-, s,,o, pvu ~ no, our govern
- ~ ' ''Ss"eou'' n'''o PeaeeAo'e' moro du'
Whs, NJ J.G,,s,n ,h,. .,,,. - ,,,
row 80 a. .,,on d aus 'o 'e'oie nauon
moro fore. from Tho Nh, ~ au ns sumenss nave
&C.,, -. ;.t. o "su' VI eAps''enee LII iooo the
IA s,hn..s 80 . W. S S' nov over TOUR nun'
o W s pe. auuum' suppose ss estimate the In
~ 80 y. sn os .ae next MY yearsiu the ratio
i ' p"S, auu aas .nes ns.ura. Increase. Why,
". Woulu DO worse than tho iocusts OF Egypt. We
~ Nv v w s,e p.see " 'uen as 'ns otignes have to
-, . 'u1s ,u s Su.,se'c. o' Tue immigrants has
h s"."ssn 49,, Iu ''os, .ae a.e o inc present law
va ino, ,s,s many Of tho nus."n . ys come out
w, @ su! ., 'no present arrivals are from jsis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

nRswhG sroSE,Prederck Kinceer Prenchnan was CON-
mteI ny The Mayor on yesterday in default good
oehsv-n ana not get drunk and throw
sons Tor twelve months he did
$1,000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

IhrEorsR PAs-Nei,op slave belonging ygini,
a Rt Iroai COMPANY, by
passes. " ''''Nf>'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

AScTnER CONSULAR DRFIcuLrY.-Tac New York
Evening Post of Mouday says:
I'VE have intelligence iron Assumption, Paraguay to
the eff ct that President has Withdrawn the eye
quiior oour C)asul, Mr.. Hopkins. Diculties Of s,-
rous nature have occurred which threaten dis.
u'b relations with that The origin of the
difficulty WAS given by Buenos Ayres correspondent;
few weeks since Mr.. Hopkus's brother was assaulted
oy dragoan On demanding satisfaction, in letter
well guar led it might have BEEN the soldier was
punished, but M. Hopkins treated rather
1t seems the correspondence became rather spicy
aud his ended, have stated in his being 81 ctrd
~ force from the possession of factory where the
Actre OF cigars had been large scale by
she Paraguay company. fnis bad for the com
piny which has expended nearly $4,000 in the expo
dion with which Mr.. Hopkins Connected"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

hELLERs SoIRKKs-Absolutey aud unt quivocaily thi.
week vi" close the brilliant soirees Of the great
Heller at Mc,roI olan Hail. Percmptory engagement,
elsewhere will compel him TO leave the end of this week
The thousands here who have attended his billions
pressed universal feeling of surprise and delight The
wohosr'u, anu 'reipleaoc "ral suspension. the nc.
hsustble bottle, and extraordinary STILL the second
sight mystery are among the marves which please and
puzzle at the same time Go this week you wish 10 see
the renowned Magician. We see by the advertisement
there is to be graLd performance Saturday
commencing at O'clock Il is the last chance for fun
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

TIE RECEIPTS FROM JENNY LIMBS CoNCsltIs IN THE
UNITED SrATEs
The New York Tins gives the Jenny Lind
musical Campaign in thiseoanty The
v"f which there ten twelve, -.ti
IN ne w abb Ia viye..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CoRREsPoNOErrs.
Letters on eusnes must be addressed 10 the Editor
hs RAfg."
Article, written both sides ofhe paper will published
Jhss rule long standing, ought to be
h be departed from Obituary
lines charged for as advertisements.
~ Communication will be charged advertise
ments
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

CHlNA.-By the arrival Of the S.sq!e. anna, we have
also later dates from Chna, though of very interest.
ing character. The China NAL of September states
that the VI nstcrs Peipo:ca!iiry Of England France,
an the United States have nd several atoms
Hong Kong and Macao, Tor :he pa pose, was thought
OF the revival OF the treaties
From C'ltoa tue news 5 still very ind finite, great
di's si'con having taken of the rebel ran
Tnese on the East it said actually offered their assist
ance To tn; Mandarns in attack the North who d.
clned to accent It Great distress prevailed in the CITY
horS the po)r Of the scarcity
such ndee is the extent Of the famine that author-
lies begin to fear that desperation may drive tie rabblc
to some act OF reichery III which the city may fall The
same state OF distress prevailed such an extent
throughout the whole country, that the waters around
Hong Kong and Clnton were swarm nS with pirates who
have become audacoLs in their attacks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

NOrICE.-rhe Annus, M-enY the stocAIoIIr1s q. 4.
VIII be hail At the Exchange Hotel SATURDAY December "a
1901 at ~ o'clock ~ The tut IN. time OF hold
Ing The annual meeting will be considered.
drl5-cj: WM H. pOwERs Ag.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

srzAlSG CLoInt-EIeke slave the propcrty OF Jo,,ph n
ordered by Mayor on
day Tor seaihs Coat and Vest from Martin CJrau on Wed
nesiay. 49, ~ S'' " wv
lie went into Coran's hcufe
anu 'ook Ht 8 articles some
hood observed tie fellow with the clothes his
sue immediately Informed Cor
sued aud arrested the goods In his possession.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

Anna has Tesoted 20 the plan OF Louis Napoleu with e
object OF ss;"raning the degree Of popularity that he en-
JOYS among the people. According a Special prDcla-
mition books ordered opened throughout the
Republic, Oh tho lst OF December which votes are to
nscrbe their wishes whether the present extraordinary
book prOvd r those who dessc to inscriDe an az
hrrnat We, and anu hes FOR negative Th. voter must
write his with his maud, IN the presence Of an
uhccr OF the Governments and hc votes iinsl contnu.
ing the power with Santa Aus ne ia raiired to state
WHO 1t Is lac would prefer OLhcr Ofmaes prescribed
to make II more complicated; but evident that tho
whole voting Is TO bc dOnc under the intimidation Of the
GJvcrnneut md that the result will be exactly what
Sinta Anna desires aud the only effect Of -ctp-
lion will bc to furnish him with list oi bis most decided
opponents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

fgRInIs TMEr,n southarj fellow blood In who's.
r.d he May'r Jnlgmsht ordering him twenty lahss pro.
hVunceu over E-k SINCE suspended
tish hs sans before Judge Meredith, Court
Of tha Judgment "''
Court oIiians, Wednesday ordered him sold for
ms lees Fhs result lawyer
who sppesrs Testimony and good
TO snow that ION legally exempt of the
color red " 's'O' "''
agreed abde judgment OF the Mayor which
yAshcs The charge which up wa, unla
~ gambling with NEGROES Sunday house II
Clinton James, the basin. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

GttOTiilNG At REDUCED PHICES-s ME- CHANT
WEI f.R have on han large and desirable
winter Clothing which will he prices
FOR bargains call on 4. MERCHANT 4 WgIsIGER
NJ 40 J.t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

We VET W sPs-Ladie, Velvet wp Broom, Cloth, Brush.
del5 ztHuppu.u
g HILL AND IvO'y COMDI-Hlegant Carved Hack and
- Plain Tu:k Combs; Ivory Shell tooth and
Pocket Comb, great variety for sale by
dei5 ztNuypN,s
SsEwING DWDs-silvsr Plated Sewing Birds, several nat,
Vsiey OF sizes For saieY delj ZiMMERMhs.
tn NHLES RICH ,nDs0S Importer N Havana and Pin.
~ cpe tisurs respectfully informs the pbIic
INA. has taken the sto- Nc under Hotel lately
occupied byhlams Co.'S EEpFs for purpose
the Cigar aud Tobacco busnes lie received large
ysy SUPERIOR Hsyans and Prin'ps Cg snun ing
assortment Of Fancy Pipes, snun Bores Ciys, o,,e.
MOnnaes, OF yhch
ierm' a can be had elsewhere in the state. dei5-cim
STAM BuILDEHs GUiDE-yor sale al RANDOLPIIs BOOK.
- store and Bindcry. ~
Philosophy Of tho tnhne witt
rI,o Sir VIM Hamilton and ~ Cousin. ~ H. C,Ierwood Ell
Letter, irs,ed To David Hume. from N.
begiathedbi ~ Nephcw to the Royal so
rhs Young Husband ny Mrs Grey, author Of "a,mbier,.
sc Anloty Of Ancient Masonry 10 Natural And Re-
yesi'd ligion. Plate o..
SSeclenbJrg'i Arcana Ctc'c-tia. voIi.
sPcimens Of Greek and Roman Classic Poets In Chroao
cal ssfic from Homer O. Tryphoiou. Translated into English
Verse, 9Th Notes Jy O. Eton. 3 vols $50.
snilht Manuel OF Topographic nrsW,g Plates. 3d.
Uniy -Tsa stair Builder beinI tho Con,ts.
~ Plates, 800.
L,,-r Years Byauror oi"os al Creek Letters. Prlce1oo
Ayngs aud Ciroline q ne~ Pineona eori by AbbJu 81
de,b
y s,tss CANDLE WIKI. .e,,yle,, 70, .,esy
- d'i5 JOHN N. COZ JUN BRO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

JAPAS.-The San Francisco Irrai publishes lengthy
AMI Interesting letter from officer the IT, s. ship
qushinnn, giving description OF her trip to japan and
the Sandwich Islands. The writer announced the deaf
Of Pace! sistaut Surgeon James uan.l. H. who died
oil The port OF Simoia, Japan, aud who thu frs; Amer
lean ticeIs ever buried IN that country. TIE Japanese
attended his funeral with great pomp and show aud
~ respect WIS shown TO his remains reit aud beau
fu monument has been erected his grave by his
brother officers.
The Interchange OF sentiment between our officials and
the Japanese was OF the most friendly character and ali
onpuve OF the amcib!e and neIc4l relations 90
csuy opened between this government nd the .onc
monarch OF tue ocean,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

FL ECHO HiRISG-The subscriber hi, service. 10
~ his friends and the pubo for Hiring Negroes the en-.
shnsye lie pledges himself 10 his promote
We interest OF tqos- who may favor him with eir
attention. To
RON many years -Sserieuce e. he able IN give .as seton
on a. The old stand Of Dabney Cauton,
loti streets opposite the 81. Charles Hotel
dtl5-ciH9S EDWARD ~ DAnyty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

Emory AND HESRY CoLLEGE.-We call attention TO the
advertisement OF this institution in another column. We
Happy learn that ii in prosperous aud flour
shug condition, the number Of students the prcsent
sion reaching high lSoa much larger than
the College has ever hal before. 1t is also adding
Of accommodations by the construction OF build
ug which will be ready for the reception Of students hy
The commencemc If the spring session. The advauta
OF Emory < Henry undeuiable. II has an able
and learned faculty. aud s OF studs comprehe-
sivs and thorough. The College is situated in beautiful
and aoundInt country and Offers cheaper educ atom. a.
ces than any other institution that know of in the
South Il is surrounded also by an intelligent refined and
hosptatls community and is therefore in every respect;
worthy ofthe fostering aud paong, OF Virginia AID
the Souih We wish only the measure of success it de-
serves,-f it gets that, it wi! nohing more.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-15

me OBJECT OF this suit IL TO eject Sale Of tho
M hate OF samuel oock, deceased for division among hi,
chilrcn AMI lesatees according to his will
the an sy!t Of Hsrtwe Coke Cause that The de-
PENDANTS anove named residents II
he SAL defendants ,ppesr within month pub
order do
ee's and that's Of this order be published q
1 cos,'u She Hchm1nd Whig printed
the Oy OF Richmond and Of the Cour
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