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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-25

Pass Day-Annual Celebration By the 81.
Nicholas Society.
Psas Day, Easter Monday, vas In Accordance with
the time honored custom among the descendants Of the
Knickerbocksr celebrated In becom ng manner o. the
Metropolitan Hotel last evening, By the St. Nicholas
Sociey Of this city grand dinner, prepared BY the
Lslands, was duly appreciated by the sons of II
Nicholas and real justice done to the festive board
BY the guests In attendance.
At eight O'Clock precisely the company sat down to tn
banquet table, when the President Of the society," Ogde
Uepeyster addressed the members upoa tn.
custom that had long been in vogue among their fore
fathers namaly that Of communicating Easter Monday
oil the members still retained pleasant remsm
branoes Of days gone by, when the descendants OF
the ancient and much esteemed Knickerbockers
met together for the purpose of enjoying
company OF each other, ON the annlvsrssry Of DAY
which venerable In the eyes Of their fathers.
The wines and visnds OF the banquet hal then AZ
tackled with great vgor the part OF the guests and all
busy themselves in appsasng the wants OF the
inner The festive board decorated ia . mos
beautifully and expensive manner. Among the devices
presented the the following ,ker-
boc'er St. Nicholas dsc,ra,ed fanny rossg sugar or
naments; Egyptian church fancy chapel; Gothic pyra
mid; trophic fancy temple; sugar harp, decorated
The cOlh being removed Q short speech Was made by
Prince John Van Buren,, which amused the assemolAge
exceedingly. Other parties called uoon T. SPEAK,
and until ats hour the company continued eojoytog
themselves, well Hsosick, Hollands Havaus's, aud
all other good things would admit spirit Of animation
AID brotherhood served - characterize the entire pro-
ceed,nss OF the Sons Of st. Nicholas last evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-25

Til, at II A. NJ. tbs temperature to Al deg,
which s The highest temperature felt here since the 2d
Cf December.
Tas seventh great circle fills tie morning OF April o.
and the eighth the Gath Of that month In the first
pee cd to tall south Of north latitude fortyfve degrses
Earthquakes periodical in the time cy the
two lsst quarters Of the seventh and the two irst
quarters II the eighth circle. E. kERIAM.
BROoEIYS HEIGHTS March "a 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-25
Suits for Alleged q alistment for the Crimea,
MARINE COURT.


MARCH ci.-Wm Schumacher rs. Anthony Barclay ard
Charles Stanley; Oscar Gromreq Sams.-rhs above
suits brought 70 recover $780, alleged to be due
each Of tho plaintiffs services render
ed and moneys expended der contract The patntis
by Mr. J. b Phillips severslly insist tina. they
ployed by defendants about the 14th OF May, 1885,
OBTAIN to b. to Hsx there to be eniis ed in
the British service for the Crmea under agree
for which they TO recsive $72 per month"; aud also
that 6eiencapts would procure for them, when they
should have each recruited hundred men, q lieu
tenants commission in the Brth army. The plsints
aim that they have performed the services according
the agreement and that here is dus to them
tney. IN hs rs,us aounng IN
to $500 each.
The defendant, Mr. Barclay by his unsel Mr.. @
Edwards pleads the drs0,cton OF the Court aud in
ssts has Jurisdiction OF his person. before and
At the time OF tine Of this suit ne WAS
and the Of Britannia Majesty for the State
If New York duly accrede under the signature Of the
President ard seal OF the United Sata AID produces his
exequatur proof there, &C. The defendant Mr. Stan
ley OF served With process AND die not appear.
The Juoge sustained the defendants objection, and
disn ssed the cases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-25

Be1bft J0ssph
Thomas Kennedy lad in the ployme It Of the Fe.
mans journal Office COMMITTED tor ttsi q -ge
OF embtzzng money from letters belonging TO hi
ploJsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-25

AN ARMY OFFICER REsIGNED.-We hear of the
res 0naton of Brevet Lieut. COL W. g. Freeman senior
NJ, ,or in the Adjutsnt Generals Department u g. A. to
tsxe effect March 31st inst. This distinguished officer
though yet hardly . middle aged man, has been in tue
army twenty-five years. according to the register Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-25
HAkITIME INTRLLIGENCE.

ALMANAC yogK-TaE
,uN 81 MOOR RISES eve 10 20
.US SETS. ......... II HIGH II 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-25

HOLINESS H4Ls. Ms,sa Il rM.Arr bark Elm. TaSir.
ounaana for do sid sears rsas Sea Lion Flying Arrow.
lard Venus Cove Point Nd Eanacks where d. sas
at siad bark Elm brss Arseus Ave-
~ hasSs isa S sar .S schr oeyou. b..
exported ashore en- The .ogh ,de Of antacte was got ca
s% ss. n' =. Ia s'.s''4, y
s%ss sSS's sss
pdya Eeo s, MssqR x kI, "a
Or icIeiopnspTooaoiy Won scaact ies days f"@
osSSss ssEE4ss 'S SsrsA ..ss Arrogant.
sss.~ WIZ H STorf Joseph s'i;:
"i iehrArr 81 p Mad Of Orleans NYort.
eor om Gaming ps pSsS T0Sr from
sYo.ki Realm, Burgess, do; LISTEN %ecser srsm,
VIVID Pigeon, Radonch, Campsschy; Kollsrson Crowei
lowed 2 III ships Anslesea, Goliath sh Refuge SAa
from Kes West bound Providence scSr. Ante
Beve Sn YeSns Proficiency csiorns &sSsss f:on
sooh6sy Mas. bound 70 R ss river MTG.
Rsmpson John cunmns ASs@ from Sf9 cs0ch.
Islands bark Croker, Berry, from Richmond bound 70
CID scbrs Bedsr Nyorh; Mississippi, gopkos, Bsrs.-
new BEDFORD March s2sla sshrs Iochle. gibbs, Nor
o foil; sa,a Perry s9 SYos Bsse Berry Anss
NEWPORT March 70 AM-sld schrs Tarctsss Keller
Phadepha; Cremons, Potter, and sarah, Benson do Co
rnthtan, TAyor, Norfolk; Denmark Poole rom ouce er3
EY9rr In port brig Gen Worth Chamberlain from
PRovIfCETOWN, March q. 81 AM-schr VIM Carrou
mas been got on and now at 1cbor OFT Wood End Bhs
cansot get into the harbor on account OF The ice
PROvIpENCE, March 22Arv steamship Pelican williams
kYork ncbr Palladium Avery kYork Sid brig Portiend
Jorua' Phlade AHA schrs Lion Edwards Baltoee Sprg
~ sea; Ferris Norfolk, VIM Bone, Bartlett, Philadelphia;
slcop ssnny Lima Smith do I'd schts waiter Iemusi.
fssy S5s r
Janero.
Lyespool. CID briggs Macon, Watdns Provdsnoe A Dsa'
,wiLNNGT0N, NC, Mach 2o--Arr schr Geo Davis. ws0.
BtvtDt.
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POSTAGE ON PRINTED MATER
pieces sper bsta euer contsei loug since sad
remeyed but thar unconscious and convenient method,
100 toa WIZ The pubic soo posnssess aad CLERKS which
each slogs that package weighs WORTHY OF auenon
hduzDent OF postal rztos OGe Of the
corss, sDpncy ald uuito' ra5 and IN no paricnlsr
ts eorspicuogs han the rates levied printed
porpd there variation charge except by Ia pounds or
2ouLcs snd all descriptions OF printed str stationery,
ma us,lpt corr ectons s1e charged the SEINE
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ads:e sinut sparale u any public or urvate traus.c
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mailing unjust dsccolDson agsins tho publishers OF pc
all bcse absurd ar anomalous rses aod st,nctons "
o estimate The postage package and oook. not exceed
hat fourteen bundred rates Of postage
S Ie y 1 sns Sa q ne Sss
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-14
GLORIOUS LITTLE FLORIDA.

The returns from the Florida election on Monday
last Indicate that that State has gone for the Fillmore
candidate for Governor by handsome majority
What pleasant tdings from an unexpected quarter!-
A State claimed certainly by the Democracy, and
almost entirely given up by the friends of Fillmore,
coming over in manly style to the latter. Glory
enough for one day Put down Florida certain for
Fillmore. Georgia. Alabama, and other doubtful
Southern States will now fall into line. The lh
Of November is the day of election. EorE EARLY !!
Wig Of Ycsterdoy
For the answer to this boasting the reader is re-
fsrred to the following paragraphs, which have come
TO hand sine. yesterday. 1t will be seen from them
that Florida has followed in the wake of Connecticut
and Delaware. Thus are the boasts of the Wig,
one after another, fased by the event, and thus will
continue to be until james Buchanan is elected
Read the refu,alion Of the Ways idea that any
Southern State will vote for Fillmore:
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct 10 Returns from Florida
show glorious Democratic victory. lu Leon county,
thew have an average majority OF over one hundred,
and uan one member of the House. Gadsden
county has also gone Democratic with gain OF
three members of the Legislature In W"kaliah
county, the Democrats gain one member oi Tile
House The Democrats have gained, in all, six mem-
bers of the Legislature, and elected their Governor
and member of Congress.
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FLORIDA ELECTION.

OF course the EngHirer will make fuss this morn
ing on the result of the Florida election because we
crowed little yesterday morning. We say 10 our
friends and the public that we boosted yesterday
morning because we anticipated that We would have
no other opportunity TO crow. We were never so
foolish to suppose that Florida would cast ts vote
for Fillmore On the contrary, We have uniformly
maintained that Florida would 20 for Buchanan -
The result of the November election is bound TO make
Milard Fillmore President Of the United States
That's all we have to say RichmOnd Iph,g Of Sat
mrd0y.
very good reas this, which the Wing gives for
its boasting Friday. 1t "boasted then because it
anticipated that it would have other opportunity
to crow" A candid confession, which we would
have the public to note. And we presume that the
same consideration moved our neghbor to crow over
the Baltimore election which resulted Us it and
everybody else anticipated But although the lriS
does not anticipate any further opportunity Of crow
ing over the Democracy, is confident "that the
suit of the November election is bound to make Mil
lard Fillmore President of the United Statea" Ad.
mrabe logic! The Wig always elects its candi.
dates before the election, but somehow always sus.
tans d defeat when the votes counted So 1t was
with F'lournoy. The Wig elected him every day,
but upon the oath of May the people elected Henry
A. Wise. So will it be in this instance. The wing
elects Fillmore every morning, but Oh the 4th OF No
vernLer the people Of the country will elect James
Buchanan. That is all we have to say
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VOLUME LII.
,,uuOND ENQUIRER,
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ECuNuN' Wr,gy state that It is the purpose Oh tne
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GU.SO SI'PERCEDED

NHE UNDERSIGNED located at Fishersyiile, Angus
"a county Vii. .iua are prepared 10 furnish the very
4rtic:e OF PURE LIME" burned on the mostsp
(-d IhOma.tOn plan, containing more OF ITS orisihsi
'aes than any other Lime burned in the state ana
Cost which will enable the farmer TO improve uis
t..'ra tauts cheaper than he has heretofore han all
ts''-a'y @ Aoing We propose to deliver on the cars
r .pscc SmACkED LIME at cents per busnel or
,Sih LINE at One Shilling per bushel, when used
ssHca;Gral puIp1scs. The hberality Of the Virginia
FiaI Rs Road Company has 40 much reduced the
f.; oa this article Ia enable all 10 il ut trfng
-s'e when compared with Guano. All must and will
F.! that while the one is only TEMPORARY the other is
FAsASE>r improver Of the soil
h agricultural purposes 1t is thl own IN the cars loose
IA the farmer the cost of barrcling To the Mechanic
'-n conhi"r;ly recommend our Lime as being equal
l'"ns;a, y.rd and Wilderness to any in the world Our
!, ru, up Iierccs full size, and warranted NJ W
per crce a, the kins. If equal, why not use II IN
ience L. inukee limc7
,ss ni charso- Lime by the Virginia Centrai nan
company per Car Load of Six Tons loose or in na'
iNchnGnd Si9; A,lrcs. sic; Peaks. Hanover Court
r. anu Wickhams, SlG Junction, Slo; Hueet 8,
: aid Andersons Sl5 Frederick Hull, Bulnpsss and
~ Dan, St3 Louisa Court House. and Tolersvllle,
if"Tii!ians SiO Gordou-vile, Lindsay's, and Cold
= hcswick and shadwcl, 81: Charlottesville, IS So
'HS!ile, Meachums River md Greenwood Tunnel, S.
AGENTS.
T. MINOR & BROS. Tor Albcmnr,c co,,r,r
ii. MANN Gordonsyils, and the p,unr Ace,,s from
10 Richmond are our authorized nrru,s m rer.iye
r, for lime
BUTLER & CO., of Richmond for ,h,, u,scc
ty &C TIL 2ith Oct. BROWN & MORRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-14
ANOTHER ACCESSION.

The Journal of Commerce thus announces the &C.
cession of the French paper the Co"rrsr des Etats
Uais, to the support of the Democratic nominees:
"ASorHER lIELPER.-The Courier Diet EtatS Unjs,
the French journal published in this city, has aban.
doned the neutral position it had maintained with re-
gard to the Presidency and in all able article it has
pronounced in favor OF James Buchanan and John
G. Breckenridge. Between the three banners, says
the Courier, 'our choice is fixed. That OF Black
Republicanisn is the symbol vi intestine strife. and
carries, perhaps dsunion in its folds. That oi Know
Notbingsm has adopted as lis motto religious noIcr
NICE and hatred Of the foreigner. The Democratic
banner, OH the contrary. the safeguard OF the con
federation and the traditional symbol o American
syrnpathy with France. In fact, the De
mocratc party is the only one of those now existing
which has been proved and from which we kno"
| what have to EXPECT. "
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- =
TUANKEITI, FOR SMALL FAEORS.

Tie opposition presses have gone into ecstases
over that portion of the speech made by Gov. Floyd
in New York in which the orator his audlto.
~, that if it can be shown TO his satisfaction, that
Fremont cannot be defeated without his vote bs
given for Fillmore, that he will vote for Fillmore aud
that Virginia will stand at his back. Hereupon, the
Fillmore men hcreabouts throw their caps into the
air and raise great shout ~ If Governor Floyd had
pledged himself to vote for Fillmore. 1t happens,
however, that with this declaration was coupled the
orators avowed belief-a belief which he entertans
in common with all rejecting men of all pares-that
Mr.. Fillmore has not the remocSt chance of an cleo
tion and, consequently, it was tantamoun to decla
ration that he should not vote for Fillmore, lie most
undoubtedly will rot. Why, then, it may be asked,
did he make the remark at all He was arguing to
show that the Union was menaced by the Black Re'
pabcans; that their triumph would ensure lhe lh'
mediate dissolution of the Union, and that II was
therefore, the duty of all who love the h'o' "
unite upon james Buchanan for the purpose Oh saving
the Union. II was almost logical necessity vi 'he
line of argument which he had adopted, that ne
should aowed his Willingness to vote lot any i"" Nv
was nominated by party claiming hatlo"a"'S, ""o
could defeat the nominee OF al aVo"eo'y Seo''oN'
party. So much the declaration OF Gov floya means
and nothing more, and if there be comfort IN that
to the Fillmore men in the South, they are welcome
to it.
But how strong the contrast between these WORDS
md those words of reasonable import which the
Fillmore men at the South wont to use Whether
ia the leader of the horde in Virginia, some pot
house or cross road politician the same langusgeis
heard proceeding from their lips, and it TO tile ef
feet that if they had to choose between Fremont and
Buchanan, they should be puzzled to decide how to
vote. No doubt they would. Not because their pre-
,erence is not decidedly tor Fremont, but simply be-
cause they fear the Indignation which would be
aroused should they follow their instincts and vote
for the Black Republican candidate.
And now We should like to know Of these Fillmore
gentlemen, who highly appreciate and approve 'ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-14
cpL.T MEETING IN LANCASTER.

LANCASTER, Oct. S.-The Democratic mass mee.,
ing held in this city to-day was the greatest
e.timated that NOT less than $4,000 persons parcipa'
ted in the proeeeding., snd notwithstanding the i'm
mense crowd there accident everyth'nS pass
ing of harmoniously. The whole city this evening
Euo-v s,rse. seemed blocked up by dense mass OF
hrn,.n bsinps throughout the day, and number OF
nnaa,nas were organized at different points.
The SONS Of Henry Clay and DAME! Webster de. G
lid sbIe ard eloquent speeches, which ecitcd the
,hnunced enthusiasm, excellent speeches were
mos, mos maas by Hon William Preston of Kentucky Hon
7 PARK Coon Of Wisconsin, Hon. K. X. Meade and e.
J. Faulkner OF Virginia, Gen. VIM A. Stokes, c. w.
Carrigsn, Esq, and others.
Our city never of the dsy have filled with hope
and confidence the hearts Of the friends OF our loved
Buchanan.
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~ Tur GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,


uXrOHSiATiOS asy:n- been received D! u'e rwis
.y ina; o.. lie misut oi the hh instant; i.r. -
srs:1T vao was cou.iuri in the lsii "i ilGn ?si.
7 Ia. ,. ,hsr,. ot grand larceny and who had occe
IN 70 th aeM cgm Of the Circuit Court Tor ,'al es
,' - ,rmn r .ai jail by force and violence, ana IS now W
.,ip. A. large 10, therefore hereby ohet III
Ia s.,i:ri dollars 10 Any person "r persons WV
.., bs sad EVERETT, and deliver HIM mo the Js y.
rgs.t, IA DO moreover, require ali ofcSrs o' '.i.'
= .,n gnwca!,n civil and military. antfeqats' t,e eot
-Dy 10 list, ;h,r acs: cx"rtiOns "a procure 'hs
-. ,r,i EVERETT ;hat hc :nny be- oEouSh, 10 i"ss
;.y,a lndcr my h-ni 'i"vrrnor ANA HHn;l t't ~
4, ser Seal of tnc Commonwealth ,ns nn !. n"S "
October, lcjG Ht'N' A. wa
r;Yonsr "'S " WrSroED, Secretary OF the Common
sssth. .,.,, =. , -. ,,rs o. no. md frup,
..,,.s,srrc would be taken - bc somewhat Older
,,v. Ice; ten inches high. spare, ligh; conipeSioN
i. hair. ,h.cpisl downcasI coGntenancr' MS hps sSn
.ar:y covered with sptie Had on wh'h u"
49,. .-pc rock coat, black pants nnd o'v"n or"h'o
s'N ..' - hI.rL nuud Oct lO-c5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-14
NJ TILE GoyEnNOK OF VIRGINIA


VI-HEREAS. III. Governor OF ms Comnon"t"n" ie
w ceived information the 2lsi !hstant, i!o!h lae
seeker o. tine House OF Representatives. tna' vacancy
II me representation from this Stale III he congress
!. ~, United States occaeoncd by the death oil lhoinas
= :gy member OF said House for the District com
-, pi ;he counties of Middlcsex, Wcsncreiand Reh
Ina. Essex Northumberland, King and Queen, Lnncas'
% gloucester Mathews james City, New hen', lofk
N wick Elizabeth City. Northampton and Accomac, TO-
ss. with The City OF Wilism.burs: -,
Ma therefore HESRY A. WISE, Governor oil the said
nonw.a,n have thought proper to direct the several
e U, the said Counties and the Sergeant OF the SAID
law on the Tuesday after the first Monday (bc.
-. fourth day OF November nex),o supply the vacan
les t.g:,sr.t ,.
The o.sc-rs conducting the said elec.i"a al the Court
,r. o: aid c,uutics aud city required 10 meet at
~: QUIT house o the county OF MddleseX 10 MAKE their
i:r...n oa TIE eeuh day after the said fourth day o
SJy,H1rr.
Give. ua Gr ny hand AS Governor, and under the lcss
l., ,~a. ID: ihe Commonwealth, al Richmond, TINS
-: !ay o July, A. D. 1856 and in the els, yea! oil
l,ae { . .yIwaa!,h HENRY A WISE.
Ey:-a Governor. GEORGE w. MrSFoRD Secretary OF
. :. i'tm,norwcn.h July 2l-ctje