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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

FROM The UTAH ExpEDITIos.-The following is
m extract from letter received in this city last
nc from member of the Salt Lake expedition, dated
Seventh and last crossing Of Sweet Water River, 225
" a lies from Salt Lake City, Sept. p, 1857:
"DrAE sra sm you BY the shove, the srea,
Salt Lake City with every expectation Of having TO bght the
M@usns or stsrys; the former will be my choice,
Ths Cheyenne IL diana you have perhaps been informed
stores Three killed. aud ell the cattle
iten on They bsve also captured wagon OF ammunition and
spn,h.r 81 s,srpe Rfe which will Afford them good
Ter TIE Winter TIE express that brought the news
chased BY the Indians The der was obliged % drop MS SD
Sle bsrs 10 ave himself Ii 10 sundown Oar Train CON
taSes Its march at o'clock tonight" Boston Joains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special bispstch to The N. Y. Thbuns.
WASHINGTON, MONDAY, Nov. ., 1857.
The movements Of your hunger mobs proeaos 4
tense alarm here. Mayor Woods course u sPe1
bated by the President.
A consultation between the President and Ss~I
taries, respecting the danger in New.fors
held this afternoon. The same marines vn "
such terrible execution here on tho lst Of Jane !
been ordered to depart tomorrow morning "
the military tfficers belonging to the Nsw-Sst "
ton are ordered TO return 10 their quarters IN
siately.
A dispatch has been sent to Gen. Scott rsqsS'
ing him 10 take efficient measures for saA r'~
ton Of the Custom. House and Sub.Tfeasup'
Troops have been ordered from Boston sss, =
none from Philadelphia, because similar 49,
ances to these dreaded 10 New-YoIk are nsV-1
possible there. II
The President declared on Saturday thss w
Walker and Secretary Stanton would not y 4
moved for reiec ing the forged returns. But Y
disapproval of their conduct as oficioas and 81
horned il expressed.
No hostile movements are contemplated sgssf
the Mormons this Winter, % the forcs sssq
ordered 10 Utah Is insufficient for such ope'sssI
and the season too far advanced for the dspsts
reenforcements, even if they could be spared
other points. !,
The rush for foreign appointments is 49, \
newed. The President sdheres, ss general ~
the policy Of retaining Office holders until thssf
ton of their commissions, though intending s 4
some marked exceptions. Pierce fIlA nssn' u
important consulates during the lss yss
terms fact which is quito Embarrassing ~
view Of the policy adopted. Thess are ''
valuable appointments Of that grade ope@
those and others therea 70 nearly 200 apphess
The nominations for them and diplomsSe
as well a. civil appointments, viii 30 rssss'~
after tie meeting Of Congress. M
The regular Cabinet days are Tae'dsls ~
days, with occasional special meetings. ~
dent receives visitors daily from IL % = 10
present in the evening" during Nh" L
porary ab.ence in Philadelphia.
T' the A'''e''''wS r':.: Monday.
Htas heretofore been stated that Laou. .si;r,A
Of the Tops graphical Engineers had $3.50 ~
the important duty OF sSRior'ng ssa WV"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

Precautionary messurs have been taken in view
of the possibility Of riot and attack upon Govern.
ment property in this city. An cer in charge Of
the United States funds has requested permission
to cal upon the Federal troops if necessary; a
Cabinet meeting was held respecting the matter
yesterday afternoon, and orders were given Of the
most efficient character. The Administration 10
said to be greatly incensed with Mayor Wood, and
In serious dread Of what his Message msy lead to.
The city authorities are also on the alert, and it
ia hardly probable that any serious disturbance can
occur,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
New4ork Daan @ibmte
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1867.

A slave girl pamea Betty, who had beer spending
the Summer North in company with her master aud
mistress, was brought before Chief Justice Sasw
Of Massachusetts, yesterday By writ of hdbsH' cor
pv, The Judge, after satisfying kim.olf that the
girl was wiling 70 return with her master TO Tenn
e.see, made an order TO the effect that she was Of
liberty to go OF stsy, as she pleased Betty refused
to accept tie offered boon Of freedom. although
strongly urged 50 to do By her colored friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

From MINNESOTA, We have 81. Peal pspend
tie Sd inst. The Pioneer AID Demo1as e'sw
have heard from the Pembina region, and rsPss
,eren hundred msjority there for siblsy, sssa4
him Governor by 200 m,jority. II claina y.
majority in the Senate and 9 in the Housa ~
Times says there cannot be 100 legal vosss ?
Pembina region. That does not prove hovssx
that return may not be sent thence giving Ss4
seven hundred majority. Sibley viii get hsess
fcate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

Tux MoRxoSs PREPARING FOR REBxLLroS.-A
correspondent Of Western paper, In speaking OF the
Aomops, says:
have information from o source which will not
~ lsff California took with them nearly eight tuus OF
powder and Lead also tun Of Ievolvers all Of which
had been purchased from time to time in that State,
ard taken quietly over to Carson Valley daring the
,asf six months"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

Rock ISLAND FOR SALE BY AUcTioY.--We are
erafed in beirg able to state that the Isard Of Rok
fssrd will be offered Tor sale a, public auction =. an
carly day. The Government will give timely notice
90 that Any persoIs in this region wishing 10 secure
slice can have the opportunity. Suits VIII be inst,
fed against those persons who have been dsspoiing
II of lie timber as well as against the squs;,sIs who
rsfuso 10 yacste the premises. Rock Island Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

The complete returns elect Thorn" Holiday
Hicks, the candidate Of the American party, Gov
erncr Of Maryland by s,I67 majority. Fillmore
carried the State last year BY msjority Of 6,3i5
over the vote Of Buchanan. The Americans hsye
working msoriiies in both House, Of the Legisla-
ture. The Congressional delegation elect consists
of three Americans and three Democrats.
Last year it stood four Americans to TIVE Demo-
Gratis The change is in the vth District, which
bss chosen Jacob N. Kunkel 10 the first judicial
District James L. BsrtOl, Democrat, has been
elected Judge Of the Court Of Appeals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAM

CosREcrIos-The teleraphic dispatch fiom waslhcss 7
morning edition Of yesterday should read Co.. erss
Georgia-not Of Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

To The Associssea PssssL y.x O. fs
II fas heretofore been stated that Laeu. .ssirss
Of the Tori graphical Engineers hsd bsss .,sieS y
The important duty Of sxR,orpg the Ces"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

. Music at HALE PRICE at WATERs's, No. 333
toawayPIASos and ssLop1 at lower prices than ever
before offered IN this artet PNos and Melodeops to Kent
allowed purchase For sale monthly payments
PROF. ALEX. T.. BARKY's YRICOPHEROUs is the
Best chespest article for Dressing BeautyinK Cleaning
Curling Preserving aud Restoring the Hair Ladies, try H.
Dor BY eli Druggists aud Pesfumers throughout the
nendd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
SEwMa MAcHNEs.-WATsON's $40 Sewin,

Usoatzes e now No 80 Broadway These are the
~ useknes rally suitable bf family use, and heir price
Vss ss win he reAss Of al Persons intending 70 PuT
ksehlas will do well 70 examine these house,
80 s,orits- bcsrs psyis rs to 80 for heavy,
Ssrses complicated onss It eqsires bat one hous tuition
h b>.ons sd operatora Lessons given rrai This Ms-
ns hss last been sustained by verde. Of United States Cir
80 Coart WATSON, WOOSTER Co,
~ No 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

Citizens and strangers are invited u notice ts va
ey excellence of stock offered our counters
Fs issues Of Cent? HATS manufactured by ourselves have
M equal and possess the regulates Of special sales Our
Car Department presents desirable novelty Tor street OF
travelling use. ,, 4, All.
season made specially and offered 70 customers on our usual
tsrps LEARY Co.,
Hatters Astor House. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

HoLLOwAY's OINTMENT removes all discOlora-
lion Of the sn and ssys the itching and Inflammation gen.
Grated By heat cold II takes the sting
tive disease and heals by eradication net suppressl all
kinds tunor cabunees scTofuous ulcers and
rerous disordere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES,
FoE CASH.
ALFRED MUsRoE u Co.,
No AL Broadway between Canal and Grand Ets., .
a consideration % he psesent financial panic have MARES
Sovn splendid stock Of Mess AND BOYS CLOTHING Hom
10 to Is per cent for cash ,,L
In the custom department they have reduced their Ensms
r n aad sl2 Velvet and Cashmere Vests In proportion,
CASH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28

..-..,. III. Foundation OF American III,
public dsc s"n # they are faithfully secured to r
s''tuops sau thu political condition o lhr c"u'
and sA,sc'c1y bs h
sttu.io Of ,he people of Kansas unawed "i un'l'.
ntsd by force or fraud And t"Fe;sn voters . -,
sa pn,cnd.d come whence they may, nnH ever? ,h.
Inn, TO uvc,awe or interrupt the tree eE,ft'e
sht Of voting mus, he promptly rrpe'-n .'' ynIrn
IL FREEDOM AHp SAFETY FOR THE Ito" ,,rrc,L
,sp EXcLu.IcH ANp ruHEHMENr r"h TUE nj yvur
oSs-IulsE suovLp III CHEAT rK'''''
Administration. 80, Ep,EpoM
Can language De more clear Or eAPic' . for The
AND SAFETY FOR fuK "LloAL voter ,sn,..pr..
.;nbahi.,n,." for the permanent reS'ce"' ,.,-.r
,uvxxr ~, lseLu.los FOR THE 'Ltt'a ;rro U H..
.h ,aSis sav for the temporary s?ossnv m
."o r tbs mere "vi'ter Inc wt,ct
,s xsrv distinction which the decisions W. ,
ura" .., o;,sd do, between the inhaoisn'' eD1
p 49, prsvcu. the possibility OF m'sconsfu.'O.'
nav be- we'll to say, that only those ,nuA0 ,%r
T.n.,s can vote whose citizenship 10 oenn'o y '-'
| Kausas. Nebraska act.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sun

1AsHlSGIOS, July IL
NEGOTIATIONS on The Ner Granada DifcnhtSs-7h
Walker Kansas Policy Likely 10 be Sustained
iasii uctionS 10 Minister IN Mc1co-IHi
Frearh Republican Representatives..
Gen. Hevrar the Minister from New Granada has
had several conferences with the Secretary of State
and, as his power aid instructions are said to be am
pe for the purpose Of adjusting the differences be
tween the United States aud bis government, there
can be ttls doubt of favorable issue of the negoii
alton.
1t now appears that the Topeka party IN kansas
will be too prudent 10 oppose the United States au
horties with force whatever may be their disposition
to do it. The Walker-kansas policy ia likely to be
riumpbautIy sustained in opposition both to fire in
frou: and III the rear.
The regular steam packet for Vern Cruz from New
Orleaps will ss! the first of August, and it ia by
that packet that the instructions TO Mr. Forsyth re-
lation 10 treaty vii! go out II they to he sent at
all before the inauguration uf the constitutional gov.
eminent of Mexico. which will take place in Septem.
Der. There is hardly time enough for Gen. Comon.
fort to enter into treaty before his dctatoria power
shall ceacs to exist.
The creat subject Of speculation among European
politicians at the present time il the question whether
Gen. Cavaignac and the other Republicans, Darimon
and Olivier, who have been returned from the city
of Paris as members of the French Chamber will
take the oath Of allegiance to the Empire. II they
do they sink into the mass of imperialism. lT they
do not they cannot take their SEATS IL they refuse
they will probably be subjected to the penalties Of
some law, new or Old for sedous aud insuburdinate
conduct
The nomination OF Count de Morny as p esident Of
the Legislative body is noticed as AL evidence that
Napoleon does not intend to give the opposition much
rope within the chambers. This H1ectatlon OF defer
tGe popular will is probably to be followed by
greater strotsh of arbitrary power. los.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
CAROLINE LAND FOR SALE

YvNH subscTIbrr dr-roa OF pnrcha-lng lrrrer farm
4 oilers for sale his present residence .tra,cd on
South river, branch OF tho Ma,tnpon. about o miles
from either of the three Dcpots Guinrns Milford and
Chesterfield. the Richmond, Fredericksburg sni Pu,n
mac Railroad. and I'D miles from the Central Railroad n
Joining ,ir lands oi Philip Samuel ard DR. Flppo md
III the midst OF the high priced Tobncco region oi Cnro
line This land is well adapted 10 the staple Of the coun
try and easily improved The grrat"r portion of i, !.
cleared, but with sufficient timber Tor The OF the farm
and superior heart pine. The buildings consist nj
comfortable dwelling, and all necessary ou. house.
Their. is n well OF excellent water. liked with cham
pump in tn. yard, and good springs convenient. The
tract contains 3t9 Hcrea.
will also sell ano her rhr', and n ha!f mile. south
Of the above. cOntaaing .i6 ncrcs h-f open and
long since cleared. and very productive has
small dwelling house and tobacco house. with well of
good in the yarl There is Abundance Of fra
timber this tract 1t adjons the lands OF T. T.. Bout
ware. John Newton and Rev. l.. vs.. Allen.
These lands will be offered for sale privatcly until
TUESDAY, August 2j,h when Ii said before, they
will be- offered publicly upon the premi.es.
TERMS liberal and n ade known day Of sale
shall be pleased To show the land TO hny wishing
purchase and invite them it before the day %.
s-s. Those wishing further information can address me
at "Flippos, Caroline Co., W.
July 2a-cwtds- JOHN Is. COATES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28

OBITUAKY.-L;eut. Geo. N. Totem. of the Uni
ted Navy, died at Mendham, n. D., on Saturday last
Lieut.. Totten had been in the Navy for period o
about thirty years. He served Wilkes in the Uniec
States Exploring Expedition, and commanded the
United States steamer Water Witch during the Mex
lean War. He afterwards obtained a furlougb ant
was 70. some time in command of the Pacific Mai
Steamship Company's steamer Tennessee, running be
tween Panama and Gan francisco. He was compel
led to leave the company's service in consequence o.
i'll health, and at the time of hls death had Just re
turned from Pensacola. where he had bsen serving
as First Lieutenant of the Navy Yard at TINT place
Lieut.. Tu,ien was the sou Of Gen. Totten, Of the Uni
ted States Engineers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
FRESHET AT ALBANY, &c.

ALBANY. July "a little before noon one Of the
most terrific rain, hail. thunder and lightning storms
ever experienced here visited U.s. State street aud al
the parallel streets leading 10 the river We're Hooded
State street looked like the rapids OF Niagara.
The torrent tore up paving stones aud carried away
boxes aud barrels, whrlng them towards the Hudson
like SO many strsws. The storm lasted three quarters
Of an hour entirely suspending business and travel
The stores and cellars Beaver and State streets
Maiden lane, Broadway, ETC., are flooded and al
immense amount Of damage has been done. Tread
wells iron foundry on Beaver st-e suffered considers
bly,. There has been great food in the neighbor.
hood of Cube. There are two bad breaks on the
Gsnesee Valley Caua;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
PROF.. WILLIAM GILLIAN.

,neetinv of tina Farmers of P"whataIi couH! iha.
held at the Court House "n the TN any VI 81 Geo
ing Court day. when. on motion "t "''R 4 m thu
Cnckr. Ed. Mr. Hillary Harris Wa caiI-u -
Chair an ,. Whitfield nPp united st''s'' -, of the
Tin. Chairman having explan"d the orr, ,hn tnl.
meeting, p. ST. Gsorse Cork, h'q "n''''
l,w,ng resolutions. which wcr. adopted D ,,rhotnn
Resolved, lat. That IA. Farmers III l,n,isr.I
highly apprecistiug the valuable services nl,nr,.
by Prof William Gilharn tn The rnn'e "' ,'s 80, ,i,r.
by I able writings, which have hpp6h.e' Tim, the
TO ,ime aud learning lhat he Is ABOUT vi md az
county with the view Of making gro'rsca, a." him
r;cutnra, survey of the same they hereby iehe.
the Inequalities of the coauty snc WA ~ his
every facility toward, tue Accomplishment
object. ouas,ci 10
Resolved, lad. That Prof. Gillian be r.que' w a.
deliver to the Farmers OF Powhasan eS:ue
rculturs and accept from them puohe ,rttee of
On motion of Dr.. T. G. Mackenzie con- Gham
| foar WIS appointed to communicate 10 i''''
| the foregoing resolutions: -, yes.rs T. G..
Whereupon, the Chairman appo'ne1t -, ~ and
Mackenzie Z. 81. Geo. Cooke jacob "''"-
| Ed. Cunningham the COMMITTEES. , ,,itb Prof.
| The committee having communicate" ,;t,,ion 10
| Gillian, reported has acceptance OF d., E,rmars OF
deliver a lecture On agriculture |" Ia" dinner,
Powhatap, and accept from them q puo sugust,
Ard have Il xed moi, Thursday the bh Gay ~
a, Powhatan Court House, as the mo'' 0''
On motion of MrJ Madison Harris the U'I" 81
pointed the following gentlemen :n' I1fT Uaskin-
Jao Harvie. Danl Hatcher WIN IN ! NJ S1bIett
Lay, Winfield. Ed CunniwnshRsimT u,,ey Wilson
Ed Baueh, WIN M, Me sns.Ls VIM Royal DR. Hob
ann. n Hurria. aud Henry Gordon. ,,i,to. n
SUI, IL ii"a, W. ,,,o,;on Resolved That committee
be invite a"fSsn .s A asLs US OF
the occasion: whereupon the Chair appolh,ea
p ae Gsa Cncka Dsn Hatcher, aud Charles selae
the said committee -, .,oood;nos of thj
| ~.
meeting be published in the Richmond W Whsn L {"
qurer Examiner and Southern p'u mnst at II ocloc
motion, the meeting adjourned u "ee'
on the 9th day Of August next. pp,, ch,;,,nan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
THE MINNESOTA CONSTITUTIONAL CON
yENIION.

THE MINNESOTA CONSTITU IlONAL COS-
VENTIOS.
ST. PAuL's via CHICAGO, July 2a.-Tha double
headed" constitutional Convention ia still in session.
The Republicans NEE, in the Convention HALL Mr..
4. ID. Balcoinb presiding; aud the Democrats in the
Coancil Chamber, Mr.. II. Ii. Silby presiding.
The Republicans number So All of them have
presented their credentials and been accepted. The
number of qualified Democrats today is 81 several
having bseu disafec,ed and returned home The
Credentials OF the Democratic members have not been
been affected.
The Republican organization has been permanently
organized, aud appointed Standing Committees; AID
the COMMITTEES ON the preamble OF the bill OF reports
have Submitted a report.
The course OF the previous Democratic caucus
advising with Hon. IL. NJ. Rice and Gov. Medary,
was resolved rpou YESTERDAY afternoon.
Although not yet apparent, 1t is probable that each
body will continue TO usEt that i, is
Convention, aud will form Constitution to be sub
United to the people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
NEW ORLEANS MARKET. Jrry u

co;to" has advanced To day mostly confined to mic
hlhs a"sht!cs ,aes al only 100 bales II: 10! cent,
ioi i!ui ing Sales oi 'hr week u UGJ ba.- The -
ceals "v" ben only 40 bales TIL. sock in port bot
~, h'e' Ia: receipts thus Ear are 2tOO $50 ha.- l-.
h"h tst year hi IN" receipts ut all III" southern ,
~" 'i.''" b-i lee. than last ycnr Flour dn! RI
Con-, quoted at cents tor prime the sl.s oil
week h.". been 100 bag; the stock in port is IG2
changed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
DIRECT TRADE WITH LIVERPOOL.

CHICAGO, July 22.-The barque C.. j. Kershaw,
Capt. Pierce left here this evening for Liverpool
England. A salute was fred in honor Of the occa.
sion. A dinner was given TO her officers ast evening
by tic board Of trade, til. members of Which accom-
pany the barQ4s &c Lake Erie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
OF MOUNT VERNON.

We are requested to ask all persons WI" rr tho
nv ,n,.crip,ions and making collections 'v' .nI
. :, VEN Fund, TO report the poS'e'' -,
-, .,u,s of sulscrbers on ia" iwr"''e'" $40
,,..,, month. TO Mrs. ). l.. Pellet C'ire:i''"'
,sry. Richnond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28

SHOCKING CATASTROPHE romantic
fgther, whose name was Rose, called his daughter
WIKI" that she grew up under the appellaiion OF
wild Roso." But in few years the girl fell in love
with and married man named Bull, which sadly IN
terisred with the romance ct the lady's name-"Wld
n,,II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
CITY AND STATE NE VIZ.

JUDICIAL ELEcrIoy.-The result OF the JuS l'rn
election in the S,h district. is still! doubtful In Sps
syivania Caroline, King George and Hanover e'''
Iuan has IN u 'rity of 30. o,lv ,wo
Tn. Circuit emhrcccs thirteen countirS ON 90,
Of which have been definitely heard from. y. I'M AZ
sou'. in King aad Qnesn, The precinct ~ %,' t r..
Iu. Sm;! resides gives him H., Newton |, am ~
"nn,, T. Ayl-tts. IN King William. gives Shl'h :"
Newton ~. Coleman :. CLnybrook :. .s,,,
Tine Alexander Sentinel. Of Saturday Afternoon"
rupi,shr. The following despatch r,,:.,.
pr''!.m,n', majority in Spntsylvania, Caroline
Hanover, and King Geor:;. is 81. R-urns receiV'o
now. that Marye has naioriiies in hing and ''se'
and King William. Maryes mhioriiies in "estlno '.n
land, Richmond aud Essay viii be not less ',an %"
The Fredericksburg Herald says: The futho''
that have reached US are of til. following character
On, precact in Essex, Il; o'clock: gave Coleman
m4orty Of II over Marye. Atone prec'ncit. III h'n.
William, Coleman had SONS ID votes. In hin2 hl'o
| nnan II !. rvpnrt.d that some OF Smiths friends
sa,ins that liz could not be elected had determined
10 vote for Marye.' =,
]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
DIED.

DIED. in King William, the east instant. ELVlRA
rAMM, daughter nf Henrietta and Elisha NJ hing, aged
io,r months and 81 days
DIEE his residence in this city Saturday the 2.h
inst. By ROBERT u. WHARTON. in the 4'Ih year OF
his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28

EX-SECRETARY DOBElN'S HEALTfI.-The
health of es.Secretary pobbn is very precnrious at
present He s debiltatedt an extreme, and so very
weak that It impossible for him to leave his cham
b.v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
. CARGO OF IRISH GlRLs.-A company

: CAREU OF IKISI! GIkLo'I-h coHPHHj ~ -
seventy r girls PASSED hTSasa e th. c a ~ st
had brought them all the way from Ireland. They
were fue looking lot of girls, from sixteen 10 eight
years of sge, and intend 10 make ths'West their
homes: and Of courso arc ready To marry, but are
willing 10 wor!: end earn their living unit; the time
arrives when they will s:t husband They ARE 10
earn money sufficient to pay tbs expense Of bringing
them over, and return it to The benevolent gentle.
man who took tho expense upon himself the first
thing after that they will be liberty Ia Indulge in
ribbons cad hoops, if they choose.-l DetroN Free
Press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28

Under Act auth r,zinr the B0hrl Of Pubic Works
subscribe bchui of the Commonwealth tho Stock
Of the Petersburg Railroad Company, passed eth Feb
runry, La
1894, June 3a-2o The Most Noble George Grnn.
vile, Duke Of Sutherland 10 COO co
q" q" %. ditto 10000 GO
-" ~, ditto 1000 "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28

TApPAmASNocK, July ~, 1891
To the Editors of the Euquirer.-G Gentleman: ::
Surprising that everything relating TO the election III
This fartqmcd Judicial Circuit of ours, Will o. VI
great Interest 10 the public send you '"r puu"cn
t;nn th. following statement, which, if not exactly
| aarrsrt il very near the truth. Yours, &c, w.