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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-04-22
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The rates of freight are equally satisfactory.
and commanded by experienced and gentleman
ly officers.
For information respecting the arrival and
departure TO and from Dubuque, inquire OF the
agents.
Mark Goods :" Care Peoples Line. via Fulton
City," ff b...,eas vs
II. r. POWER 4 co.
Forwarding Commission Merchants,
jy457-tD No. 3os Lcvee, Dubuque.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10
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N1ss POLYDORE.

This unfortunate young lady, vino many
years ago vas enticed from her paternal nome
in England ar, with her mot:;cr enEra:el IN
Salt Lake. l.av,- Washington this allc,noon -
take the steamer a; New York fpr Liverpool.
50 long ago u, when President Buchanan "as
.,,lr minister al tlc Coari of s.. James applica-
ton for her rescue "a, made 10 him ~ tnc
English authorities; but such vas The then
isolated state Of the Mormon-. aTd their nos
ility to the civil power nf the United states
that her recovery va, Il matier Of great doubt;
rs an attempt would give Brigham, ioang and
his satellite, an opportunity oi c'nceallns her
from future search When orr army entered
the valley Of salt Lake, accompanied ~ the
duiy.appo;n.ed civil authorities, tic lat;cr werA
instructed TO SEEK ont aud restore her 10 her
father.
Judge EcAlcs. on his late return from Tan,
brought her with him. followed ly h"r mother,
with ihc purpose. it is bclicve',, oi Ecizing N
opror,unitr of again abductrg her daughter.
and returning with her 10 >a,i Lax" C:;y, The
yi.iisat eye Il Judge Ecklc,. however. pro
vented any attempt, and all three safely ar
rived here The girl was ;hcn placed in
charge or Lady Napier, still accompanied h.
her rrring mother, and will leave this afternoon
in charge ol tru>;y person. IL i'e paced on
board The africa. ola her arrival M New
iork.
Whether the mother will accompany her %
England. we are not informed The j"y ii
the father. Oh the restoration oi his lonc.oS,
child, ,,an better be imagined Khan described.
U,.: ;y,.yf1h .>tIt,S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10
FROM CALIFORNIA.

Sr. I.orIs December 6th.-Thc overland
mail has arrived at ST Louis with later Cali
fornia dates The great regularity Of this mail
has gained deserved praise.
j. Mainso, who was attached to Crahb $
party Of California invaders, nearly all Of whom
were mas,acred at Santa Inrz has been released
BY the government Of Sonora
Proceedings, involving to considerable cx-
tent the title to the city oi Stockton, had b"cll
commenced in the courts.
Capt Billings, Of the Kate Foster, had been
arrested for forgery.
The stage which left Rattle Snake bar hal
been robbed recently Of Si,500 belonging 10
the house OF Wells, Fargo & Co
The United States coast surveying brig Faun-
tclroy, Capt Tlos. Allen, arrived from the up-
per coast. after 4 very stormy voyage and dan-
ccrous passage, with the surveying party I'M
der the command Of Assistant James Lawson,
aud j. C. West, who had been absent on the
brig some six months, actively engaged in sur.
vcyins iii the gull OF Georgia, near the i?th
parallel.
Dates have been received ireIn Melbourne,
Australia, 10 the 2sth Of August The Gree.
long and Bolaaruh railway had been inaugura.
by cutting the first turf snd An imposing cele-
hration.
There had been a severe earthquake at Mel
bourne.
Rich deposits Of gold had been discovered
in Douglas county, Oregon.
.Idvices from Frazer river had been received
to the 23d October The gold news was high
ly encouraging, and the returning OF miners
mad been checked They were realizing ha'd-
-ninnlr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsmiSGroS. Dec. The bill which Vas
introduced by Mr. Curtis, Of Iowa. in the
House of Representatives, yesterday. to secure
the construction Of central Pacific Rail Road,
provides for branches from two points on tl7
nayi.able waters OF the Missouri river. one op-
po,itc to Iowa, and the other opposite TO Mis-
souri,; the two branches to converge aud unite
within two hundred miles the Missouri river,
and thcnc.run TO the navisabie waters Of the
Sacrament.
The usual appropriation Of the alternate sec.
tions withnsix miles are to be appropriated. and
the government i, to appropriate 10 the con-
tractors twelve thousand dollars mile to be
reimbursed to the government in tran>poria-
ton Of mail, and military stores. The con-
struction is to be offered by the President TO
the lowest bidder as rroposc.N By Senator
Gwin's bill.
This plan starts al the outer rim Of our pre-
sent railroad connections and terminates on the
navigablc waters of the centre Of the California
population. II Is claimed that it would he
equally convenient to slave and free States. and
form connections with all Of our Pacific Terrific
ries II woald follow the emisrant route up
the Platte, through Utah. and be about 1000 or
1900 miles long The hill WAS referred to the
select committee on the subject Of Pacific
Railroad. which WAS revived f6r tho purpose Of
its consideration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10
TRIAL OF FILBUsTERs.

NOZZLE, Dee. 6.-Thc Grand Jury was in
session several days last week. Several wtnes
scS including Mr. Sanford, collector. Mr. Smith,
deputy collector. also Walker. Natzmcr, Herr,
ana Vim. \. Smith. were vigorously examined.
Walker was On the stand about six hours. Tie
was intcrrogatcd as to the course Of hs lie in
Nicaragua Sonora and California. No bill was
found. Tn Friday Judge Campbell and Mr.. Viii
son, secret agent Of the government. left for
Washington.
The Attorney General for tn, defendant. in
the case of the Almadcn quicksilver mines. has
signiiicd his willingness to unite with the [. ;.
District Attorney. and apply to the Administra.
ton at Washington praying il 10 apply t"
Mexico for authenticated copies under the great
seal Of the government, Of all the documents
and archives relating to the mines.
Twcnty.onc thousand ounces OF gold bullion
were deposited in the San Francisco mint du,
ring the week ending 9Th Of November Bu-i-
ness in San Francisco was dull.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New ORLEANS, December S.--The steamer
Quaker City arrived mere to-day, from Asp;;i-
anil, with so passengers and the California
mail, 10 the Goth November. The bu,ines, in
San Francisco wa, improving. Fight ships hal
arrived from the Atlantic ports The ship
Lucas. running between Victoria and San
Francisco, was totally wrecked at the farallollc9
Islands. Fifteen lives were lest. The Gollc:.
Age brought down 10 Panama two sud quar-
rr millions af treasure, aad GO passenger,
via the Panama route.
The Quaker City spoke the steamship Her
mann % New Iork for San Francisco. on The
alst November The mail from New Orleans
via Tehuantepe', arrived out in Is lays. inc!'ri-
ins detention Of sixty hours at Acapulco.
The I>th,nus route Is in good condition.
Ten thousand letters were sent from tallf'T-
ria by the last Overland mail
johnson had hccn acquitted fo- killing Fer
cu.on III 4 duel.
The United States frisate Mcrrimsc sailed f"r
IIonolula on the 23d Of November. All on
board were well
The frs, cargo Of ice, from Boston, had ar
rived nj Honolula in perfect order. Thirty
seven Arctic whalcrs hal arrived At the same
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10
DEATH OF BISHOP oNpERpoNK.

The 1T. Rev. Henry L. Onderdonk died AT
bis residence in Philadelphia on Monday last.
He was native Of New York. His first pro-
icssion was that Of medicine; I've subsequently
studied theology and TOOK orders in the Eris-
copal Church. lie was at one period the rec
tor OF st. AIMS Church. Brooklyn. In 1927
he was chosen Assistant Bishop Of Pennsylya-
nia. The venerable and beloved Bishop White
was then at the head Of the diocese. and Bish-
op Ondcrlonk continued 10 act as his asSistan;
for several years. and until his removal hy
death, when he succeeded him. In ls45 Bish-
op Onderdcnk resigned his Office and was sue
cccdcd by Bishop Potter. 1t may safely be
said Of tho deceased that ho was one Of the
abieSt men that the Church in this country
has ever posscssed-L LFhiltdelphiM .imsrieoa.
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BRUTAL MURDER.

IL tie E3itors 9f n. En4ui-ir:;
LITTLE GEoRGEromS, BERKELEY CorSrr.i
December 1, 1853.
Gcntiemcn--On the 9th ultimo. wanton
and brutal assault was committed here by 4
working man, on the person Of his employer,
with heavy iron bar, which resulted in the
death Of The latter The perpctrator OF this
inhulnan deed was taken in custody by the civi.
lians. delivered to two constables. and carried
before two magistrates, by whom hr was cx.
amincd and found guilty. They delivered
him TO the constab'es, FROM whom he escaped
whether from their negligence or his mcri, re-
mains TO be seen.
~" The Baltimore Sun is requested 10 copy.
Our correspondent must excuse Us from
giving the names nj the conStables thas alluded
to. If they have been guilty OF such luScon-
due, in their Offices. they will meet with just
punishment a, the hands Of ,hc Grand Jury
--EpIrnKS
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TrEpAY. DECEMBER :. IS5S.

The Senate assembled at the Usual hour, and
vas fully attended.
lIr. Wilson gave notice Of his intention {"
introduce bii 10 appropriate one million acT.>
of public lands for the support Of the Tree
publ;c schools Of the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Gwinn moved to take up the Pacific
Railroad bill, bu, Mr.. Pcarcc ohi"rted that the
motion was not in order
Mr. Gwinn gave notice that he world ra.i II
up at an early day
Mr.. Cameron gave motto. Of a motion 10!
granting pension 20 the widow Of Genera!
Persifer Smith. ~
Mr.. Seward gave notice Of a similar bill! for
{. pension for Mrs. Myra Gaines.
Several petitions oi no genera! interest *er.:
presented, when the Senate adjourned until
Thursday, 10 allow time for arranging he Cora
mittccS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House was engaged for about an hour
in referring various Senate bills passed At the
close Of last session.
The House refused la concur in the senate ;
amendments 10 the bill providing for the ni''
tr;bulion Of $2j. 900 among the captorS oil TIA"
British brig Caledonia in the war ol isi.. On
the Niagara river. 50 il vii: have 70 10 back TO
the Senate.
The House then took UP the joil!t re,ol'i-
ton, reported during the last Session. from the
Committee on Foreign Afairs. requesting ':ir
President Of the United States TO take su"h
steps as may DC. in MS Judgment best caien-
lated to effect speedy ahrosai''n" the 'ay =
ton-Bulwer treaty.
This resolution was during the last session.
reported from the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs; was ordered TO a third reading, and the
question recurring on its passage. !lr. Sickle',
al that time. moved that it he committed 10 the
Committee Of the Whole Oh the State Of ;he
Union. The previous question VA, then 'r'
dercd on that motion.
Mr.. Ritchic now moved that the resolution
he laid upon the table. and the question having
been taken. it Vas decided i'll ;he negative
Yeas az. Nays 93. as follows:
Y.as-Me.ers Abbott, Andrews, Araoid Desaet; Biilas
hurt, Bncbara Blair, Dray;on RulLngon, Burhhga ne
Casc ChaGee Chapman. Carx Jr. c!su'.r toch.ane o.
;ax Coren Curdc, Cragio. Curtis, pa's, o. Maryland
p.y., Of Indiana Davis Of Massschuseis Davis, >! lor1
uaaes psaa Pick Dodd Darfet, Parnsrorih Psnton To-
ter Cddpc, Goode Goodwin Granger, Grow Hail. .! Ma
.acause,,s Harlan Hickman, Heard, Horton, Hossrc
Hughes Joaes 0. Tennessee, ksa Kelsey kro'e knapp
Eunke search Letter Loveioy, Musor, Montgomery Nor
gan Morrill, Morse, Mot Murray, DIN, Palmer, Paser
Ps,L, Philips Pike, Potter. Pte PerTianee, Rehe Kai
Nns Roberts Boyce Sherman OF Ohio, Sherman, Q, He'
York; Splnnel, Stanton Stewart, Iappsn, EA Ihayer
rnompklaI Underwood, Waldron. walton, "aAao0hr Q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10
ERROR CORRECTED.

In our issue Of yesterday. Mr.. Robert L..
Montague. the distinguished candidate for the
Office Of Lieut. Governor, is described as the
''prvsi,lcntal elcctor of the .iccmaac district
This accidental mistake will need no formal
correction. for the benefit Of great majority
Of our readers in Virginia, who cannot be mis-
led by so palpablc iopsus psnn@ All others
are informed that the word "Rappaiannock"
should be substituted for "Accomac" The
clcctorShip Of the Accomac district. conferred
on Gov. Wise in 1878 and 1852, is we'll known
to have found, in 1856, another gallant standard
bearer in the person Of General Win. B. Talia.
fcrro, Of Glouccstci.
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Fillibus:er Schooner Stopped Indignation in No

MOBILE Dec. S.--IIr schooner Susan. Harry
Maury master. which sailed on saturday last
with one hundred and forty passengers, with
provisions but without papers for her voyage,
was ovcrhaulcd dheiorc reaching Mobile Point. by
All armed boat containing Capt. Morrison nj
Lieut. White from the I. :. revenue cutter.
McLciland She was stopped. hat the men
from the ruttcr We're not allowed IN 20 on
board. The Susan was hIi until instructions
could be received from Washington. 'ir"at
Indignation is lclt by the iil'bustcr people and
their friends. at the course adopted ms the to.
y.rnmcnt. The spy Wilson left here in con
sequence Of sudden disposition having been
manifested to administer IN him dose Of ta-
ID g, tt.r.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

CARE RACE: Dec. s.-Thc steamship City Of
Washington passed mere yesterday afternoon.
she left Liverpool on the ailh of November
The steamship, Persia. Anslo-Sax"n and !':s"
had arrived N Liverpool, but nothing has yet
been hcar'i Of the steamer Pacific The steamer
City Of Edinburgh arrived out ON tle 2"i.
Il is rumorcd that Lord Napier will he re-
called. and succeeded by Mr.. LYONS from Flo
renee.
There !, nothins later. oi' interest, from tie
Indian Empire or China
4 hurricane at Swatiro wrecked thir,y vrs-
srlS
LlvsErour, Nov ai.-Cot,on i, dull but
firm, and generally unchanged The sale, o!
the last three 'iay, amount 10 $4,000 bale.
The Manchester markets are favorable.
Brcad>tutIs generally are dull ana un-
changed, except wheat, which is slightly
higher for finer qualities. Provisions are dull
Ro,in i, steady at Is. Sd. Spirits Of Tur-
prntine steady a, +0s. Rice is iirner. Su-
gar j. buoyan,. Coffee Is quiet Consol,
!si to 3-.
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->H-%0-S
n.rsrtrre Of Nicaraguau Emigrants.

MoBrLr, Dec S.--Thc schooner Susan. with
the Nicraguan Emi Grants, went To sra last
night Ti.e t. 8 revenue cutter Mcl.cland.
fired into the schooner, hut did her no damage.
Lieut.. Whit. is IN board tic schooner Susan
n. q s,lipsl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10
Wisconsin wa,apurn. ,lrlinoi, wa,hDp.a IT, ,tMAa.

Wisconsin wa,burn @. ll:nc!. wa,hbp:n IF y Ma,r.
Wilson, Wood
Nay,-M-,,r, Adrian. All, Arl.rson Atkins. Barl,.
ja. bishop EcrSck. Eorhsu. B5~e. i!o!ce. Brand Bur
me- Buru' Ca,anauSh Clark Clay. Cobb, Cochraae Cox
Craig Of Missouri. craw:ord. Curry, Davidson. Dan,, De
waTi Dnri.ll. E',rlnI.on, knslish, fa, Jr, FAaAEe
Florence. F9!sy. Ga-tTsl Greenwood tr.g.. hrcc.r's
Han. iiarri- Hatch. liakins Hopkins. Houston. luyl.F
JacL-on J,:isu, J-w.:i. Jones k. Lamar Laurr:.c-
-i:, McQuern, ltciae Marshall! Mason Maynard. Nu!-,
MooFc Morris Of sylvana Morri- OF Illinois, Hh!ae.
rh-r, q; Missouri, Phelps Q, MaiS-. Powell Ready. I-a
.is,on saith s'rphtn. r-y.Lson Stewart of Maryland
st-iar: Of p,rnsyivsn!s Tablet Taylor Tur, ,allands
Earn, 'ane", Mar, "atk:t7, Whit. "tiir."Y. "ln'!o1
Wor,ndy.e, "rsh' .. Georgia. Wright :. rr.Ho,.e and
Zo!cober
The resolution was then referred 10 the Com.
mittce Of the Whole on the State of the Unlon.
Mr. Bilinghmrsi moved 10 reconsider the
vote 10y which the House Yesterday referred t1
the Select Committee on the Pacific Railroad.
bill introduced by Mr. Curtis, OF Iowa. for
the construction Of Central Pacific Railroad.
He said that the select committee. composed ol
il members. had come 10 no conclusion, and
therefore there coui be- no action by the House.
He saw nothing 10 be gained by rcvivins that
committee If the House want action. the
subject should be- referred To SOME other com,
mittec.
Mr.. Curtis replied that, in his opinion. there
WAS no Suhlcct before tnc House Ol greater
importance. and which required more dcliber:
ton and Judgment. The Select Cornm;tte,
were appointed from various sections nj III,
Union. ani although there Was Il universal con
currencc that something should be done. they
could not agree upon Il route. Tie dill no, dc>
pair Of final SUCCESS on the part of the Select
Committee; but if they should conproInisc. il
would he on the central route
The motion Of Mr.. Biliinghurst WAS disagreed
to--yea> IS; Dn.s not counted.
Mr.. Otcro. the delegate from New Mexico,
Introduced hill making grants Of land 10 tho
Territories Of New Mexico and Kansas and tho
State oi Missouri. in alternate sections Tor rail
roads in tha, State and those Territories.
Mr. Burnhiscl. ol Etah introduced Il resoln.
ton. which WAS passed. n,trllctins the tom
mittce on Military affair, 10 enquire into the
"ypeiicncy 9f relilring to the Territory 81
ltah the expenses incurred in supprcsSing the
Indian lo,tililcs in 500. aud thar they repor,
hy hii or orh-rwSc.
Mr.. Stevens. Of Washington. introduced a
hill providing for the construction "f wagon
road from Fort ihcrcrolmbc 10 Seattle. Puscti'
Sound. in Washington Territory
Other matters oi nu general Importance
were introduced. au the House adjourned I'll
Thursday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.

ST. Louis, Dec s-Thc New Mexican mail
Of the 18th ult.. has reached independence
The news is unimportant A letter 'iotea Al
burquerquo giving a summar! OF tho Neva)o
war, closes as follows Tho cry is for men.
Volunteers must DO called out hear No dis
sonting voice to this anywhere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10
snn.hern Pacific Railrnad

LOUISVILLE, Dec. The s,ockhoider. in TIE
Southern Pacific Railroad are generally paying
up their per centuln on their stock, as required
bv the recent Convention. No shares have
been surrendered President Fowlke' has let
out iity miles more Of the road, and the friends
Of the enterprise arc sanguinc Of succesA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-10
MASS MEETING m NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-The Douglas mass
meeting. tonight, was the larecs, and most en-.
thusiastic ever witnessed in New Orleans. The
Odd Fellows Hall was Illed, and thousands
were unable to gain admi,tance Mr.. Soule
was president Lafayette square and the stroat
adjoining the ball wsrs crowded
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THIRTY-TwO OR MORE NEGROES At

commissioner appointed under decree of the Court,
N ia The care o. Grns,ead White and others, will
ell Il; public auction on the THlRTlETH DAY OF DE.
CENBER next u. Louisa Court House. NINETEEN NJ
GEuES mentioned In said decree, consisting o! young
hoys girls. and children, and woman sbou:
- y.ars old.
credit G! six months will he given. Bonds. with
proved security will b. required, carrying interest
ROBERT ". KENT. Com'r.
4: :.e time and place. will sell. Executor Of
vFlh Harris decd. THIRTEEN NEGROES. at auction.
,oas,inS ot men. hogs. girls, &c, IN.
st1ye
Il: raely likely and valuable 10: OF Negroes Is o.
cred 4: auction.
Should the above day be unSu:ab!e, The sale will 20
Ne mex: fair day. ROBERT n. KENT,
Ncy iI-ctl. Executor.