The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-10
Personal Intelligence.

CoIox1 HORACE p. RrS AND PROGRESS Can.
FoRSI-It appears that Colonel Horace p Russ Of this
city has by individual energetic cxeron done much in
California towards the full developemcnt Of the mineral
wealth Of important section Of that state, well
comforting substantial benefits the people by founding
town called Rtysville, and maintaining lsocal
order by humane but firm, discharge Of bis judicial
functions In consequence Of the public appreciation Of
these benefits influential meeting Of the citizens Of
Russvilc Folsom held in Folsom on the 10th of
october at which resolutions passed regrettns the
Colones intention Of returning 10 the Atlantic states;
endorsing him A. the pioneer quartz miner Of ssGra-
menio; recommending him accurately posted all
mining interests Of California. acknowledging their
debtedncss 10 him for opening hts great granite quarry
and the founding Of Russville; and congratuatng him
his character A. Judge and prysae gentlemen These
resolutions having been transmitted 70 the Colon e he
replied by letter 2sth Of October announcing hrs
tenton Of returning to California drawing at the same
time an outline ot the future greatness which In his
opinion Ia In store for that State.
The 1eavenworth City correspondent of the Boston
Traveller that the 10th ult George ~ Sanders
In that city Figuring for Walker"
The noted "border rufian James II Strngfeilow has
left Kansas and s about 10 return H. Virginia. which II
said TO be his native state
The Washington linton give. the following notice OF j.
L. orr the Speaker of the Thirty nth Congress
Mr. orr born at Crsytonville, south Carolina On
The 18th day Of May, ls22 asd consequently the
thirty sixth year Of bis He graduated in 1910 Al the
University Of Virginia and Immediately devoted himself
70 the study Of the law IN the Office Of Judge whtner,
then solicitor Of the Western circuit " his state
and admitted 10 the bar In Nay, ls43 When but
little than twenty TIVE years OF he eisctei
by the largest vote given bis district me<nber
the Legislature, which body he distinguished him.
self and became a leading member. In lIs he was
elected 10 Congress, and has continued 10 represent
district 10 the present time.
Thomas DArcy MCGEE bas been nominated for the ca.
nadsn Parliament by the Irish ctzees ~ Montreal who
claim member from that city. the strength Of the
fact that they number one third Of the population.
Al The Clarendon Hote-Cspt Brsco and servant, Bri.
Misc Msther G. Turner, DO Miss Turner doS n. e Per
russon. Nes York Thos Wyatt, BALTIMORE Nd; O. Va
s'ann Jane SeGrowiher london Mrs Mcirowther, DO
Rev. Pierce Butler, England l.. Masters Virginia. y Ware
England, Arthur Leary, Staten Island.
DEPARTURES.
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Mrs MscEab Me hacNab, man aud maid servant Miss Nc
Call Mrs kwsr. Canada Mr. VS. nrsgs. u Dpggs Nv,
Gib1oG md friend Messrs Jehn KnssSnd NY; A,cr Mich
Ell Wisconsin, jas Christie %; Maihrs smb England Mr.
os rGB,resl John "sls. 'I. VIZ Ens1 nd
Hey smith Liverpool; coekburn England X kmpan
NJ Hp.w~, WI Po.e-. Eng NJ Csollisr hon,rsel John
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htmltan IMs Rulmsn, New York, James Fisher. Mon.
" aud Mrs pe sro~ef sna sese oSdrss n. .nS s
ssher ker YORK John Por,sass windsor, G W; j. y
FSrsy ne" B-sosd ks.s nyyer Teompsop ssmi
.n ma E1~ B~-bOlomew, Rsne-Totsl g. Specie,
rcr Richmcna A. in The steamship william II
fe9dsSsr Mrs. DysS Arhgr Dya, Nrs Egen Hanrahsn
1Is,ey James IIal..y ~. lnp,s We. Wamfard
Grant, thfet Lonerth Mrs Ro9ertson y ~ Snyder,
Nrs Peters Joo Chandler, and ~ IN ,he -,eerage.