The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

same liberal terms an interest with s in my Centr
American enterprise There can DO no loss aod iners
| and have every confidence Of my success.
you spare the time, como down and meet me at
you and Dake your Wait profitable 70 you.
Mr. whitcoms today; he enqoired particularly after
ysu Write me at San Juan and Virgin Bay, and believe
me your sincere and devoted friend, ,,
F1iAht of the F0rger Sanders.
[Frem the San Francisco Alta, May n.
smith We nav. some facts relative to the
fright and subsequent movements OF Mr. Hubert
Sanders who i wil be remembered suddenly disappear
Of $500, 900. Our suspicious regarding the time and
manner Of the fight OF Sanders confirmed. It ap
himself obscure hut Angel Island, disguised
koatman, and only appearing outsde tue grounds Of
| this style for some days, during which he far
nished BY certain friends, whose do NO. think
snS 70 81 as
had .hs satisfaction q reading the .sssring conmsns
frequent visits paid to the torger by persons veil
known in this community and thai convivial reunions
until the smsn hours. How true these last facts ~
be, unable to say; but doubtless man Of the
for want OF tbs comforts they could DO pos
sibly procured from the nsighoorins city
G. MslsS.i Cleared 70. Hong Kong u. Honoiala and
the next feat that appears in thus strange svsatfu his
-
his passage to Hong Kong The terms were managed
without difficulty, and he sailed for Honolulu The
18th March, favorpg breezes blew after the bark Of
Mr. flanders and on the morning Of the nineteenth day
after his departure he landed at Honolulu, March 3D.
70 thu sn
datey after the discovery Of the fogsres had posted
the merchants Of Honolulu in regard to the character Of
On landing, he took lodgings at the Globe HOTEL and,
excepting stroll about town in the shsde Of
evening Mr.. Sanders renamed perfectly quiet II ap
pears have been his intention to allow the
gale to exhaust ITSELF And then make his appearance
sumed name The Dopportune arrival Of the VAqusro,
however, dspeied this v.ion and the fugitive was sud
denly sdyissd thsta meeting Of foreign msIchaass vas
arrest him. he soon found that a committee had been
sent board the Yankee bound to San Francisco to
prisoner and convey him to California Capt Smith
Piled that II they would put him on board, he would
Some steps taken by several parties wards
carrying the project into execution but owing to the
ter wa: q for
Meantime, q gentleman Of this city who held Me-
Sanders note for considerable amount presented him
SELF and that should the note not be prompt
~ paid. he would aid In the proposed The
was at once handed and the gentleman entreated
Of Honolulu would associate with the fugitive, and al
seemed deeply impressed with the crminalty Of his Cali
Mr.. Sanders assured Mr. Ingalls,, = gentleman OF this
city, and formerly bookeeper in the late firm Of Geo
he 6.d left Cslfornis with large am ,unt Of maasy
was utterly untrue and that he actually had with him
less than g. ooo inclusive Of his passage money to the
islands. He appeared very much agitsted on hearing
the alarming intelligence Of his proposed capture and
Marshall of the klvrA Hsrbeck for passage to Hong
Kong and thither the fugitive sailed on thu I'd inst II
that he win live h and renew
there. Such is the history of G. j. Hubert Sandsrsa
man Of fine sbilities. and until the discovery Of his
tenive forgeres regarded the qun OF honor
and fair dealing the pattern of public and social
celenee The Yankee sailed for this port few dsys
after TIE clearance Of the Evira Harbeck for Hong Kong
with Mr. Sanders 40 passenger.
Card from the Securities OF Page, Bacon
Having for the 6rst time been made aware, by publ
ion the 25th inst In tho morning newspap OF
this city, OF the nature Of certain rsactons relating
seen, amongst 9TH RS the folio wing
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notes and bills receivable placed in hands to
to the payment Of certain osraoatss Issued on tas,
viz two, four six and eight months, to the
Of which, said John Parrot Henry " Nsgles,
Keily Co., Mohasl Reese, Garrison J. B. Wss,
Bond & Hale, Wood worth & Co, W. T. Coleman 4 Co.,
Love- Ebbetts Co E L. Goldstein James story, Sell
pa,i assss TSs VIM s Pix
rou, T. j. L. Smiley, Haeht & Wardsworth, sweetzer,
Hutehing Co, Arlington Co., Beck L Elan, Fred
George 3. Hossefross, Sullivan Cushmsn, Holcom,
Doll, R. Mckee Co q. NJ Whitmore. w. d. GladWn,
and Fernandez Peytor, gave their several obg atoms
in the sums respectively in said obligation named.
(Sgned,) HENRY NAGLRE,
May /, 1866 JOHN PARROT.
We hereby give notice to all whom It may concern
that have not authorized the use Of names ia
any other connection than that o. bond Of 26th Feb
ruary last and that hereby repudate the acts Of any
person persons whereby the undersigned, may
might incur responsibility beyond that Of the said
bond Of 26th February -
s. p Dewey, Fl. ". Whitmore,
A. A. Richie, Fredk A. Woodworth,
Eugene Kelly Co, VIM. T. Coleman Co,
Michael Reese, Sslover sinton,
c. X. Garrison. David Jobson,
Joseph B. Wells, VIM Arlington,
J Perry, Jr, Thomas J. l.. Smiley,
James Phelar, Arlington &Co,
BENZ. Holiday, Beck Elan,
Hussey, Bond Hale, Vim. II. Dow,
James Story, T. Mckee Co.,
Fred Mason, Jr., Love- Ebbets Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 20, 1855.
Miscellaneous.
The VALIDITY RECENT Observation-Disclosures we're
in circulation yesterday that the election recently held
in this city invalid and Illegal inasmuch a. was
held before the time fixed for the charter to 60 into
effect there being of course, provision in the old
charter which Is at present in force for the holding o.
any such election. examination OF the new charter,
together with the supplemental and ex planatory act
afterwards passed. will show that there IL not the
shadow OF technicaty for the support OF this very
ridiculous The charter provides that ''the
municipal election shall be held on the fourth Monday