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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-09

THE NEXT PRESIDENT.-The following gen
ilemen have already been named in connection with
the next Presidency: Howell Cobb, Senator Bright,
Senator Hunter. Of Virginia, Senator Cameron, OF
Pennsylvania. Speaker Orr, John s,deI, senator
Brown, of Mississippi, Postmaster General a. '.
Brown, Jacob Thompson d. $. Dickson, John Leich
or. Vice President Breckenridge, $. A. Douglas,
G. Winthrop, r. j. Walker, Gov. Wire Crittenden'
Bell aud FILLMORE. Wm l.. Yancey, Seward, Banks
Chsse, Senator Trumbul, of Illinois, u A. Gr"w' OF
Penney vania, Judge MoLeau. Mayor Swami. Of Bal
timors, George Cadwallader, Humphrey Mar.hail nnd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-09

RICHARD H. WATKINS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
]RAcTiCES IN the Circuit and County Courts oi
Frnce Edward and Charlotte.
!.:'s..-- cores Ordinary, p. o., Prince Edward.
..i- -}-cY-w
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E.o - "N:yo' Mayor Il: + oanl o. III
tns SsY,o.'t W .'ew Iors. the ouiertss-- 4
mopiss s'naSnS lnd saprr.a;,Gi,... n. |.
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The Virginia Committee then returned on board
the Glen Cove, and preparations made by the
National Guard to GO on the same boat. In q few
minutes they commenced their departure from the
Ericsson and nothing was heard save the stern tone
Of command and heavy tramp of the military over
the gang plank, ss company after company. "a neatly
and precisely apparelled rs if for a dress parade
came over the side of the vessel. A each company
reached the deck they fell 10, and the roll called
by the Sergeant. Three or four being indisposed.
we're carried into the ladies' cabin, upon the door of
which the indetsiigable surgeon. DR.. Woodward
caused To be padarded "Hospi;al Quarters. Persons
will please not enter unless on business" The roll
having been called and the members having answered
to their names, all hands were dismissed and ccm
menced 10 secure quarters for the day. great deal
of amusement vas produced by the seizure of arm
chairs by Young gentlemen, who would nsk friend
TO retain them in 4 shady place for a few moments
for Il sick man-the sick insn invariably proving to
be the petitioner himself. Along with the companies
there came on board two artists, representing Frank
Lese's Gazette aud Harper's Weekly, both of
whom set about making sketches OF the scenes of in
terest presented One OF the scenes, it ia stated.
the assembling on the Ericsson, Sunday for religious
services, which were conducted by The chaplain. Rev
Mr.. Weston of New York, Episcops. Bishop elect OF
Texas.
The accident OF getting aground on the Oats ia laid
10 tn. pilct who was IRON New York and ienorsnt
Of The tx kfu! navig 1tion of The James necessary 70
bringing I'D vessel of the E:iccsons drai, OF water
The Ga.rds expressed much regret at tre DEF -nii0u
after they war. iaiurmed that he military of kich
rGoud wpua ii,ye been wa;ti9g f.: ;hsIn from TX
oClock unt. The tine Of their arrival. The J4ra--
town passei tie Ericsson wh,.e shs aground
When the Guar. isit tbs ship thy gave three cheers
iOr lhe Captain. u coiaair,ent w1irI VA ,oSuOw
lodged by two eau1 irom the Vessel.
TIL: TRIP UP THE RrvEK.
During The nsoil Zip W tie rivr-. the sCn
under Eight clouds, and delightful br-e2e
ihe boa' makincs ssst in snY part o. = r-asa an.-
The NV Ycrk.,s, no longer 'Vu psrste," scattered
themselves over ii, TO enjoy the hour two before
breakfast. There was po r0wdy ism. no tysye.Trng
.nh, II may eros; be sain Il" rwtarin-. Ting pr.
iaps uuheard at III band IT SID m-,i. ~ "'c:aci
IL, skfas, c0mCeuc.d snd !sst- u;,l wl;!in :g-ufy
minutes iheir srrivel III this city. TIE com
panies we're called togsther separately, formed Into
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22

longer The press, which hold with every good citizen
10 be the palladium Of Freedom has shown me no mercy
of this do not complain the press though sometimes Sc
vere in the long generally right, and have no fears
but hat will vindcste my character, as one by one
meet the charges they shall be made definite against
me- and truth shall yet rise radiant and serene from the
dust which her enemies had temporarily crushed her, IN
their unprncpled crusade against Yours, respect
fully, CHARLES DEVLlN, Street Commissioner
NEw YORK, January 81, 1868.
resolution calling upon all persons having keys Of any
Of the apai in the basement Of the City ball TO de-
post them with the keeper forthwith. Referred.
The report of the Committee Ordinances in favor Of
the passage Of ordinance prov ding for stock
for the rebuilding of Tompkns market laid
minority report was also presented and laid over.
Alderman TUCKER offered resolution 10 the effect that
the resolution Of the former Board giving the late Mayor
the appointing referee decide the purchase Of the
Wards Island property be repealed Referred 70 Com
mttee on lands and Places. ...
resolution in favor Of giving employment TO laborers
by removing earth on Hamilton square was adopted
communication was received from the Corporation
Counsel in to a resolution respecting the com
mencemen OF proceedings for damages against Mr. Conk
lin contractor for the work Of enargng the Battery Mr.
Busted recommends that the contract first be given TO
other parties that he may better arrive at an estimate Of
damages The communication referred.
The Board adjourned 10 Monday next at o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22
Personal Intelligence.

Our London correspondent says Mr.. Andrew Arce-
deckue the accepted Commodore OF the Royal London
sailors and yacht proprietors OF the popularity OF Mr..
Arcedeckues election have but to refer you to The
Field, Belts Life, Sunday Times, Era, and other pa
pers They all agree that he Is the right man in the right
place true, legitimate and fully determined as his re-
suggestions have shown to unite in friendly compe
titon the yachtmen OF America and England. Mr.. Cor
neus Grnne is to be requested to accept the honorary
secretaI yshp Of the London Club at New Mork.
The vacancy upon the bench of the Superior Court Of
Boston will probably be filed at by Gov. Banks.
Judge Thomas Russell, of the Boston Police Court ia likely
TO receive the place. Though strenuousy opposed by
many prominent members OF the Boston bar he is yet
said to have the cocntenance Of Chief Justice Shaw OF the
Supreme Court Rufus Choate and Sydney Bartlett Judge
Nelson OF the Court though improved In health
still unable 10 perform ts dutes and his resignation Is
also anticipated.
Hoo. Mr. Fenton, Of New York has been detained from
his seat in the House of Representatives by illness.
Governor King has appointed Mr. John Fowler Jr., or
New Rochelle Judge Advocate Of the Second Division
New York State Militia, with the rank Of Lieutenant Colo
mel.
writer in the Washington States says;-My fair read
will remember terrible domestic muss IN Boston last
Ryear in which young fellow, named Sumner, was 80
eatsn that he died. giving rise 10 all sorts OF suits for
managhter, divorce and other naughty matters. Well
gentleman here Just from Kansas tesme that this same
Mr. Frank Dalton and his wife have made friends deter
mined TO live in peace and quietly settled at
Lawrence, where he lie doing business.
The Haverhll Gazette states that the wife OF Mr.. NJ A.
ndd OF Georgetown gave birth 10 four children one day
last week, three Of whom still living year ago
last June she gave birth to three at one time all Of whom
are doing we'll
From Richmond &c in the steamship Jamesown-Mrs r
Heath three children and nurse Miss Allen Allen l.
Wright, ii Wolfe, Capt skinner ~ Prince. Barry
} Thompson Jackson, Adams, Mc6iregor, ID Field,
Capt Tennis, Hopkins, Jr Harris, Duncas and in
the steerage.
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Theatrical. Musical. &c.

BROADWAY TuArRs-The combination OF the equestrian
and geological entertainments, with the pleasing fairy
spectacle called "Cinderea" proves highly Acceptable
TO the patrons OF this be sc. See programme
for 10 night
NImos GARDEN The rush 10 "Dan BIC ia great show"
mey be truly characterized immense, and, what is still
better all who go appear amply satisfied with the novel
and extraordinary sight Afforded them.
Bowmy THEArsE-n is gratifying TO be able 20 state
that Mr. Bddy enjoying patronage worthy Of bis en-
terprse as manager and talent AZ an actor Tonight he
tenders the equestrian plays Of Mazepps" and the Gaia
ract Of the Gauges"
BunroN's-Mr Chas. Mathews long and profitable en-
fagemcnt at this odice TO close with his benefit this
evening, when be will appear Planches drama entitled
lay on Reckoning, and the favorte farce q "Coo as
Cucumber"
wAiAoKsIti s understood that the successful drama
depomipated the "Poor OF New York. IL be withdrawn
after this week consequently all who have not enjoyed
the pleasure Of seeiug had better 20 tonight or to-
morrow.
LAURA KsxvR'e-wilke Collins new NAV of tsTse
Lighthouse" 10 be performed for the second time this
evening "a will be followed by the comedy called An
Unequal Match" Miss Keene has characters in both
pieces
AMERICAS Mrsvrw The dramatic entertainments here
will, comprise the interesting play entitled tho Quecn's
Page" in the afternoon and Mr.. Watkins new and very
exciting drama Of the Patriot Pioneer" in the evening
NsgRo Mrnpusy only necessary 10 reeer the ad-
mrrers OF this description OF amusement 70 the long lists
Of melodies dances and burlcsques offered for this even
ing by Geo. Christy and Wood, the Buckleys and the
Bryans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22

A CANADIAN VERDIcr-SPECfAL PRovfsIeN FOR
AFAsIywe find In the Toronto Giobs and the Montreal
Tdnsrip some interesting details of another action
against the Great Western Railroad Company, 10
damages for the death Of Mr. Alexander Grant csed by
the terrible accident at the Dcssrdns bridge The action
brought by Mrs Elizabeth Grant the widow Of the
deceased. II appears in evidence that Mr. Grant was
Of great industry ability and foresight lie had CON
menced business as q gardener, penniless sevestcen
years ago, but be realized sufficient 10 commence a
curiosity store Goat Island, at the Niagara Falls In II
he acquired considerable amount Of sopery and at the
in the regular OF his business. He left behind
property worth about e Co., and debts 70 the amount Of
$4,000. But he not alive 10 meet the latter, and
certain mortgages being due, his property had 70 be sold
leaving his wife and children-H whom four we're girs
under 10 years Of agealmoet destitute The jury after
half hours delberaton, rendered verdict for the
phintf-damages follows;--For the widow, - 900;
FIRST child, f400 second child 5000; third child 81 900;
fourth child, 81 200 hh child, $4,000 TOTAL eli 200
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22
The Scarlet Petticoat.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

JANUARY 10, 1858.
Who forget the stout Jersey who gave her
single pecoat TO make waidng for Revolutionary
ksts.-Herald Of tuesday
Now, Mr.. HERALD, II is too bad that you should,
unwittngly, undertake 10 rob old Mrs. Bailey VI
New London, Conn, Of her red flannel distinction
during the burning OF that town in the war Of the
Revolution. The Yankees, during the fight, rot ont
Of wadding, and more was nece AIRY; no fanDel was
TO be found when Mrs. Bailey, with the heroic cou-
rage and patriotic devotion Of the true woman pre-
scented her pettcoat TO her gallant countrymen and
IL was fired at her enemies from the cannons mouth.
When President Jackson visited New England he
called on Mrs. Bailey and took social breakfast
with her much 20 the mutual qualification If both.
Now, Mr. HERALD, as the scarlet petticoat Is
about TO be inaugurated, and long dresses are no
longer TO hide pretty ankles from the rude gaz, OF
all lovers Of the beautiful In nature, will you see to
IL that Justice, full and complete, IL done to Mrs.
Bailey while injustice is done TO the worthy Jcr-
sey matrons Of Revolutionary memory! j. A. b.
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ARRIVAL OF MISUNDERSTANDING the last few
days there have arrived here from Norfolk by the
ers number Of persons who attached 10 walkers
army in Nicaragua. They generally in q destitute
condition, and complain loudly about the which
they have been treated Claiming New York as their
residence, they state that government should have for
warded them 10 that place, instead Of Norfolk, where
they were unknown, and had personal resources
Baltimore American, Jan. 20
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PERSON 49,

CARD-NR. r. SAVAGE WILL CONFER A GREAT
~ by communicating further information respecting
the death OF c. f. G. California noticed the Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22

4 sTOR HOUSE.-THE PATRONS OF THE AsTOR
IA House respectfully requested Of heir
Intended visits during the approaching business
c. A STFTSON
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WAITED.

khOsS1Hs hsONH.cs &SS 49,
A MODERATE sTZED FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED,
N Immediately by good party, that will take good care
Of he boue furniture Somewhere west 81 broslvsy
preferred, below Beecker street. Apply TO H. " kiCh-
HOUSE WANTED IN SOUTH BRooKLYN-IN FIX.
change for and three story brick, situated
In good neisnborhood between Court aud Henry streets
and Harrison street sDd Frs, place. Address j. Walter
fscke, Dor aTT New York Post Office
----------------------------
III story house, with and baths IL wanted ~ widow
lady with small family Location must be between Fourth
aud Thireta and Third and slfh and In
frsi class neghborhood Rent from ssc0 so
Address II. W., Herald Office.
III ate vicinity must be FIRST class and full lot Price not
exceeding f23osO and bargain. Address H. H. Herald
onice.
yVANTED-A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT IN RssPEcT.
w able location In exchange for clothng IN gI vacant
lots jersey City. and farm near Chc>s" inos sa-
drcss Dor LAS Poet fce.
VUANTEp-oN THE lsT DF FEBRUARY, IN FULTON
w street BROOKLYN for lady s-d gentleman, three or
four rooms unrnshed the second or nrd hoos or one
room ON ne the balance on The thrd nOor Rent
maid mon ~ in advance Light business dome Address W.
stasng pri - Ac box 2S6 Post Office, Brooklyn.
CYAyTEp-BY A SMALL FAMILY, A FART OF A
w house second preferred with conveniences for
housekeepg Rent not 70 exceed s4 per month Address
o. L., Herald office
vxyANrFD TO LEAsE-A LOT ON THE EAST SIDE
w Of city between Houston and Thirty fourth
and Third and Avenue A. Address stating ocaaon
and terms, William Haws 30 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22

ITO LAwYERs-wANTED-A LEGAL GENTLEMAN,
of eoquence and perseverance, TO undertake case in
yoving fortune half of which shall be the reward OF
None apply those ,ous Of 70
pete with be first legal skill in the country Address with
name, box 994 Post office.
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Vr 49,
PLANS OF THE MoRNoxs.-The New Or,s.n.
Picaynne has a very intelligent correspondent accom.
panying the Utah expedition. He expresses the opin-
ion, which we have all along entertained. that the
saints will not show fight but win emirrate NEXT
spring, as he thinks, to the Sandwich Islands. vhicb
may be the case, th.agh we have been inclined 10
believe they viii make a Judgment in Sonora. but
they may prefer gong further. TO prevent being AGAIN
disturbed. The writer says
am told by gentlemen in our camp. who have re-
s'ded long IN Salt Lake City, and are we'll acquainted
with the Mormon population. that the guerrilla bands
now on Green River and in its vicinity, comprise the
ei'te OF the fighting men whom brother Brigham can
orng into the field That they are nearly all Ameri-
cans, and so far from being the dupes of the Mormon
prophets and apostles, are desperadoes and outlaws.
VINO believe in neither God nor devil, but adhere to
Normonism for the license which it allows them. At
least three-fourths Of the Mormon population of Utah.
however, are foreigners, n large number Of whom are
represented to be mere dupes and simpletons, with
not the least proclivity in the world for bloodshed
and b%utchery. The Mormon leaders I think contem-
plate making good their escape in the spring to the
sandwich Islands. where they have already a numer-
Gus organization. It would not take Brigham long
to root out and upset King Kamehameha, and to
cause himself to be crowned king in his stead. There
ne could have full sweep. with no federal governors,
judges or armies to modest him or make him afraid.
Boston Journal.
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DETERMINATIONS.

vVHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFOnE
existing between WILLIAM A. ALDRICH and CHARLIE
B. BISHOP, under TIE style Of ALDRICH 4 BISHOP, has 81.
pired by limitation, and either u the late partners h authorised
TO settle the a0airs a. the Arm. and Tor that purpose TO ue tn
name Of the fm. W.. A. ALDRICH win continue the businesl
from this data, at the Old Stand.
Honolulu, Feb. II. 1855. $685. G. R. BISHOP.
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WHARF LOTS AT AUCTIONS

THO BE SOLD BIZ UBLIC AUCTION. o.
j the New Esplanade, ON the 18th OF May, 1855, the leaeee
Of ground lots for One Hundred Years, (the rate to be adJuseed
equnably by appraisers mutually chosen at the end Of every
twenty-five yearsJ Of six lots, 70 be built upon Of tncombuattbee
materials, according to a plan to be seen At the ONCE Of Mr.. b.
A.. 6. Wood, superintendent Of Public Works.
The six lots extend in line from the premises Of Messs. James
Robinson l. Co.. with an esplanade in front oflIS feet vide
along the margin Of which goods can be landed or embarked.
Purchasers Of the ground lots viii have to pay only de rent
Of each lot, quarterly, semi-annually or annually, as may be ar
ranged on the day OF sale and in the material and style Of their
buildings to conform to the general plan laid down BY the gov
eminent, which has for its object uniformity in appearance, the
convenience of the public, and safety from FIRE.
The six lots are Of the following dimensions, viz: 4 lots, each
60 feet frontage by las feet deep; 2 lots, each 81 feet frontage
by las feet deep.
TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same day, the leases Of nine
ground lots for the same period. in rear Of the marine lots, and
lying between the premises Of james Robinson 4 Co. and Fort
Of the superintendent Of Public Works, and At the Offices Of
Messrs. A. 2. Everett and J. r. ColSurn, Auctioneers-
L. KAMEHAMEHA,
69+f Minister Of the Interior.
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.,emy-of the subsequ1nt overthrow Of Thu
Gwalior Contingent BY Sir Colin Campbell. who
e.sured I6 Of their guns, rs carriages Of difereni
9sqss an immense quantity Of ammunition, stores,
En bullocks, and the baggage Of the force, with
e Ices on the part Of the British of only one officer,
r;mteuant Salmon-and Of the arrival of numerous
s;unrcements at Calcutt4sE
The latest mail brings Bombay dates Of oath Dec.
yothing additional was contalsed in 1t from Dude OF
cav D0re, owing II was presumed to the continued
;rtsk uptiou of the mail between Calcutta and Bonn
by The garrison at Futehpore was pressed by the
;r.urcents, and they had abandoned part Of their
.ntreschments and taken up another and more secure
.os;tion. A column from Delhi, under Col. Seaton,
Cracked q body Of insurgents at Genowree and de-
safed them. killing 160 and taking three or four
INNS. Three British officers were killed and one
FOUNDED. The insurgents in the neighborhood Of
IubbeIpore were attacked on the 18th November,
w;,bopt decisive results. Reinforcements were ad-
vancine to Jubbelporc. The Rajah of Amjheer and
Ne Minister had been tried and sentenced to death
The Minister was hanged, but the sentence against the
Rajah awaited the confirmation OF the Governor Gene
pun;ab. Scinde and Bombay were all quiet No fur
tber rebel Expectations were reported, and Quiet
generally prevailed
II appears that. after all, the back Of the rebel
LON, IS not fairly broken; and it is expected to cost
much time, money and bloodshed before peace will
be restored to India Especially in Dude, where the
are brave and wariike, will the country re-
rire to be conquered anew. The London Daily
of 18th January, in talking Of the spread Of
dian mutiny, says:
sport has reached us-we regret to add, from
bile source-thar as soon as Maun Sing adhe-
the insurgent cause IN Dude became known,
small Talookdars. who had hitherto stood
hastened to make the best terms they could for
eves with the rebels. 1t is stated that, with q
Q make their accession the more acceptable,
them as had previously concealed and pro
european fugitives, delivered them MP to the
and that all our unfortunate countrymen
rendered have been butchered.
london Times says that an impression seems
nter,ained, that the amount OF the proposed
Or ina,a; instead OF beng limited to SIX or eight
MS VIII De as much rs ten millions OF pounds
John Lawrence, the energetic commander in
1njaub. has commenced taxing the landholders
ny parish for the damage done within its bounds
, mutineers. He levied n fine of 1900 rupees
town Of Loodiana, and handed over &c, 200 on
to the American missionaries, as part COM
. ior the loss OF their houses, chapel, printing
and other property.
arxExr OF THE SEPoY PRrsoxERs.-A civil
Of the East India company, of high position,
s, under date OF November 18th, as follows -
ri Canning published, some time ago, a mischiev-
bus order that all Sepoys apprehended, except those
Who had killed their officers, were not to be hanged,
but sent in irons to Allahabad. - for one have
dared to disobey, and have hanged men who did not
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NOTICE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED SOON TO
Il leave this Kingdom, and requests all persons having de-
mands against him, to present them for payment forthwith
the 18th instant, and save costs.
The undersigned, twelve years a resident OF Honolulu, res
pec:fully tenders his services, while in the United States, to his
friends and the public of this city, to select, or purchase and
ship, any goods they may wish to order for this market, collect
bills, settle accounts, or any other matters Of business, assuring
them their orders shall have his best personal attention and
Judgment
N. B.-The business Of the undersigned will be continued dur
ing his absence, under the direction of N. II. WOOD. Esq. A
fell assortment of superior BOOTS, SHOES and FINDINGS,
etc, daily expected per q Eliza & Ella,' " and for sale low at the
Brick Shoe Store. J. H. WOOD.
Honolulu, March 3, 1858. sS-tf
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4 LII PERSONS who may have any claim on a
a Estate Of the late Ahlu. Chinaman, late resident Of Hi
Island Of Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, deceased, intestate. ~
hereby modified 70 present their caim to the undersigned, q
settlement, on o. before the 9th o. June, 1858. or be barred fs
ever and all persons Who are indebted to the said Estate ~
hereby required TO ~lfquidate the Same on or before the allow
mentioned date.
DUN ,. PAvE,
Administrstor Of the Estate Of Abiu-
Hno, Hawaii. Dec. Q, 1857. 7z-om4