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New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

oUArRIExE CouR DE DISTRICT )TIRRELL & HERsEY vs.
de Ia SIEuR ct DANE BLOOM,
Nonvale. Orleans.
TN VERTU dun writ de fieri faeIas a moi
IL adresse fhonorable Qpatrieme Cou de District de Ia
Orleans dams patiaiie cdessus e pocederi lie SA-
ME0I d'Rvril 1855 midi Hotel de Ia Cite, de Ia
Commune entire les du Camp ds Magasns la
puhliqne ct adjudication de-
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN, situt dams lie Quatrieme -
District de Ia vile de Ia NouVele Orleans dams -t No
III, desiene lie No 80 peds de face la LII
| rue des Magasins sur ITO piedN de profondeur.
Ensemble basses ameorauns Qu existent
dessus
lie saisi dams rafaire cidessus.
CONDITION ONS-Comptant moment de I adjudication.
f. T. PARKER,
mil gfn3 da Ia. parNiss sTrisu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

Of New Orleans. lrORS-No. bS25.
Rf VIRTUE of and In obedience to order
- OF sale rendered February 10Th 1875 and to directed
by the Honorable the Sixth District Of New Orleans
the above entitled natter will proceed to sell s public
on, the City Hotel Common street between Camp and Ma
Streets SATURDAY, April 3d. 1855 at II O'Clock NJ,
for account of the creditors of said iusolvent--
l. The Schooner SAMUEL HOOK, her tackle, rig ,5,I
giug, etc, she lays in the New Basin 1VINMN
q The slave girl named MATfLDA, a grG aged YIN
about 55 years, good cook and fair -
Aud the balance of the of the brick
two stoe high, Circus between Julia and Girod
streets the First District of this city, expire the
day Of October 1855 at rent Of $50 month, able
monthly.
Surrendered by said insolve mt to his creditors.
TERMS-CAsh on the spot
f. 7. PARKER,
EharfHe IF fla parfeb nrIaa
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Jugsment rendu le 5 feyrier 1859.
tsiPpe) LOUIS DUvIGYEAUD, Juge.

NOuvele-Ofeans feyrier 1855
En- fol de qnoi M appose signature ct e de Ia de
cnur dams Ia vile de IL Nouv-ile Orleans e 'ever A. d.
1853 ct IA seme de llndependanee des Eats lis
n. 81 HENRY BEZDU,
mo II II 20 Greiler.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

SECOND DISTRICT CouRrl CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
Of New Orleans. ! MISS Y. DuNAINE-No. 1850.
DIX VIRTUE of writ OF fieri facias 10 M
u dteced by the Honorable the Second district Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause, will
public auction the City Hotel Common
Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY the 2Oh day
March, 1873 at " O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Sec -
ond District Of this city, 10 square Me- Al bounded by
rails st. Phi lip Utsulines and Where srees st I
weaty eight est Maras street. and eighty eight
10 depth
Together with oil buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit
TkRMS-Cash the spot.
r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
DEuzEME OOgn JusrCE MI sTEITEI vs. oHAs IS

sroqsp JUSTICES COURT FERRIEF No. 60 sgs 3 G. LANG
DY VIRTUE of n writ of iert faciaS 70 me me
ID directed by Hon. O. Nj Bradford second Jusee o ne
Peace for ihe Parish of Orleans will proceed to sell pup
lie auction At my Circus street between
and Perdido streets, FRIDAY, the lsth aAy Va "VN'
1855, At IL O'Clock NJ 49,,
'----Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-CRsh on the spot. - ...u,oo, ,..-..,,.
ms l3 l8 q. W slMfSuN. tonsr,ule,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
judgment rendered February 5, 1853.
(signedl l. DUvIGNEAuD Judge.

7 q,
IN tes imony whe eo have hereurto set my hand and
axed the seal Of the ad Court the city Of New
this 10th daJ Of February the year one thou
sand eight hundred md hteipht aud in the eighty second
year Of he Independence Of the United states,
H. 81 HENRY BEZ0U, Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

SECOND DISTRICT CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. N
Of New Orleans FOUCHER-No. l2,5lT.
by VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facias 10 me
II directed by the Honorable The Second District Court Of
New Orleans entitled wilt proceed sell
public aneti0n City Hotel Common between
Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY, The 9th day Of
April 1855 IL O'Clock NJ the following described property
viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Sc. -
cond Dis rct of this city, in th No T6 bounded M
by Murat CONT. Beve and Alexander streets. The J:U
whole will fully appear by reference to the ASSESS
Roll of said District hed in III the office Of the reaurer
of this city.
Together with all the buildings and mIsoyeaents thereon
Sezsd in the above suit.
TERAS-Cssh on the spot, -
v. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
TmRD psrRIcr CoURr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.. MRs.
nf New Orleans. CASrANEDO-No. 1888.

O New Orleans. CASTANEDO-No. 1888.
Ok VIRTUE of writ of fieri faeias to me
II directed By the Honorable the Third District Court OF New
Orleans the above entitled cause, will proceed sell
public auction the Cty Hotel Common street, eween
Camp and Magazine streets SATURD AN, the lnh day Of
April 1888, " o'clock ~, the following described
erty, viz
1 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate IN the Third 80
District Of this city, in square No. II. bounded by Mande I
willie, Gre.Ber Spain and Cssacalvo Said lot nM
A. less front Mande vile bT l2
feet less in depth together with all the buildings and
| improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash On the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

sHPrExE Corn JUSTICE BLOCK, auiorisa par Dame
PAIN. G. klork DANES LAGOS,
paroiSse d'OrlGans \ No. 232.
TN VERT dun writ dc fieri faeias moi
Il adresse phonorable j. b. McIn, Sepiicme Justice
de Pax pour paroisse dOaans Je procedei lie SAMEnI
20 de mars 1883 a midi magasin, range des
Rousseau Phlip IA vente pubilue adjudication de-
UN LOT DE MEUBLES.
Sai,i daus lafare ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ladinAicatiOu
milo is II 20 GASPAR j. SCHRIEBEK, Connetsh'e.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

Parnsse d'Orleans, tTFIN-No. 25SS,
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierl facias a moi
Il adres.e Fhonorabe j. B. hcn SeptiGmr Justice de
Eax pour Parose d'Orleans orai publquc lie
SAMEDI, 1858 midi, magasiu pange des
rues Rousseau e Philip, Quairi6me District
In Lot de ManeuN de On emi Zee e de Grant.
Saisi dams liailsire ci-dessus.
CONDITIONs-Comptanta moment de ladudcation.
mq is II 20 GAsPAR,J. SCHRIEBER Connetable.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
oUATRTESE coUH De DISTRICT A. j. DENNIsToUN 4
de la co. VS.. WALDO * HUGHES
Nouvelle Orleans No l2WE.
I'M TERTII dim writ Il lei N

IL adrse par hnnOrahle QuRtti1m Cour de District de Ia
NouvsIle Orleans daus ciessus c pr0eedefR le VEN
DREDt, d'ayril 1888 midi rII6e de Is Cite, rue de
la Commune E du Csnp des Magasins la
publique 81 adjudication de-
Tons drois ttrcs Robert L. Hughes
lefendsurs pressnte fre succession d. dzibeh
Hughes eecedee de john Hnghes laqueie succession
Ia DeuvGme Cour de u de la NouyeleOr
leans sous le No l3 6jJ des dossers de Ia dite
Saisis dams l',fItire ci-dessus.
CONDITIOEs-Cunptant au Domen; de padjudcation.
+. 7. PARKER.
m9 10 % al Q sherifde la PAroisse d Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

TEMPLAR LODGE No. le meetsevery Friday evening In
toom MOL Odd Feious Hall. Onirets-A u Moss "a =
r. O. Byey. v. c. G. G. Warner, seeIeary Thos. " Bragg
Permanent Secretary. =. A. Patterson. Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr} ALEXANDER LEVY & co. vs..
of New Orle,n-. ! THEIR CREnIrORS-No. ~ 0l.
DY VIRTUE OYnDd in obedience TO an order

CINQuIENH VOUR DE- NIs1RlCT AIENANDhE LENY z UO
de Nv Nouvce urltgna Nvs. lenrs ereaneers-No u lu
TN VERTU d'un ordire de vente, rendu lie
II de 1883 moi adresse bonorHble Ciuquem
Cour du District de Ia Nouyee Orleans daus aaire cidersns
proc-dera pour c compe de ceacias des vables, e
LUNDI % de lSs e Juurs suyans, 0lS heure A.
NJ les leuX cRpres designe la vente pubgue adju
dication de-
lie Fond DUN Magnsn de vres de fournures de hnresu
siiue Camp No 81 dams e Premier District dc v
sut blan depose gree de la Cinqueme Cou de District
De Ia Nouyeile Orleans.
Abaudnnnes les dts insoyahles eurs
CONDTTIONS-C0mptAuta moment de radiudicaion.
f.. T. PARKER,
m9 70 Is 10 % Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'0rleaus
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

OF rebruhry iS, Judgment enteted IN this
this suit in the sodz end figures following, fo.wit
On motion Of 7. s. Bron Esq of counsel for plaintiff
showing 10 the Court the admission Of deendnn this
Med Il ordered adJudged and deereed that her be judy
ment In favor Of plaintiff Adc Bugenie felcie Join
against Edeme Nicholas Jorin her husband that be
separation IN prOpery and dissolution Of the community Of
and hitherto existing between the parties paif-
III and de endau that the pant be and she hereby ecog
pied rs the sole and lawful OF all the
household effects sua ed in the house No
and that the said plaintiff do have and Of defeuaan
her husband, the thousand dollars with legal In
tere from the Slst Jnuary 1854 i paid and suit
with the privilege and legal allow by law
ed for the recovery of their total and psnapherna
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
r. T, PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

TRoIsTEME CouR DIsTRIcTl IA WILLIE DE LA N.oRLE-
de Ia Nouvtle Orl6aus. ARsvs. DEILE MARY BELL"
No 10EnI.
I'm yERTU DUN writ de eri facias, moi
Il aaresse psr phonorabe froeme Cour de District de
Ia Nouve Orleans dams paare ciessu Je procedcai e
SAMEDI, 10 davrl, 1858 midi, nH0el de Ia Cite, rue
de Ia Commune les du Camp ct des Magasins
la veute publique ct adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN ue dams le Troseme District de cette -
Vile, dars rilet No l57 borne les Roman Co M
umbus Laharpe Derbgny. lie dit terrain plus M
moin 81 eds de face Ia Roman cent pes plus ou
mons proondeur ensemble les bases ame
lOratlons qui existent dessus
lie sAs dams lafiaif ci-dessus
CONDtTIoNS-Comptan moment de radjuiicalon.
y. 4. PACKER,
ms 10 &c a2 10 Sheriff de IN PAroisse d'urlesns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

| HERMANN LODGE No. 50 every Wednesday svsn-
ing in Nsigay Buildings. Third District ON ersJaeof,
I.sderpv n g. David KauH c.; Conrad Snnpf, secre-
tary W. Kene, Permanent Secretary NJ Weisheims freNs
|
SOUTHWESTERN LODGE No. 20 meets every Friasy
evening No. ., Odd Feawsi Hall. OfcersNm. W
Brisbn n g. @. NJ. Brisbn v G C. F. YeTLndeT, secTs-
| tary; ID. W. G. Campbell, Treasurer.
| MERCHANTS LODGE No. q meets every Monday even
ing No. Odd Fellows Hall. on ,ersR O. Abbott,
n q Pan Queyrouse, FG; R. b. clark Secretary; W. J.
Hodgsen Permanent Secretary Geo H. iireid Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

DELTA LODGE No. Is every Monday evening IN
room No l. Odd Fellows Hall Oflcers-Wfism GrrgorF
NJ O.; j. g. nd., James Mcesauley Recording and
nern,anent Secretary: luther Homes Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15

crs0urEHE couE DISTRICT J. A, MORTON ct ce T. T.
della PARKER, Sheriff. etc. sn1-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-05
p o Z . ny.
THIS SONG OF THE SNOW.
sYJ,:. BRIrToN'

The ANGELS looked down through the frosty night
Aud their eyes tiIl-d with lryi's nsh,'
A. they the poor earth liz s,'f'e'' anu u!'
Gather d rp rlrs q. - Hari-' Ola
Hp5dlss hin lrobs when the North blows cod.
Then swirl through ths Gamblers OF Heaven they Io'
Sp,ppipy the cnrIs ii The canopy whte-and 10;
~ u'd-'iis !oos. n'G-'ts remh!in;- It's ia"5
Frat hither and th,,her 10 ,thery flake.
Snuiy and softly they WINDOW and shake; =,
Aud then in light hsudsful tbs st,ed and scatter "
And then comes burst like cloud that sna''er u
Theu-stesdy and fast and still faster Il ls.e'h
Still steady and fast through the silen nlsn., ,,.
SIl steadily down through the dun dH"n'ps nku''
Tu.,ing the tops of the mountain pines,
Growing the crags with long slirefy "uee'
Peakingt the porches and gables o'u, ne,
Cresting the low thstchd roo,s, enu ton ~
Wreathed, and toss d. as WIN Iai'y 'u'eu''
Ga parapet, bsus;rade, ana oa'"emen',
Over the woods and the bare brown hedges,
Wrapping lace work hne ana clear,
Pumminp the willows light, and the seGses;
There on the verge of the frozen mere.
And look in the city, lane and street,
Where the living currents part and meet
Silent they come and silently 60,
And the traffic din ID duniu IN the snow.
Now, borne in the lap of the Nor!and gust,
Through the mountain gorges where life is hush d
'rs driving like surge of winter sea;
Whirling In columns Of thin white dust,
Breaking like spray over stone and tree,
Valny the gr;lo king dwelling afar.
Where the icy-towers mirror the Polar etar-
Vainy hs bade that strong wind 90
Forth on its errand to scatter the snow
For ses never heedipg pow steady tits falling;
Falling aud falling from east unto west
Faster and faster from east unto west
Then 1t is stayed, and earth is arrayed
In a white garment be6ttiug bride,
In pure raiment bsseeming bride.
And the red suu glioes from his cloudy nest
To gaze on her whom he love,h best.
And every white valley and city and bill
Suddenly husbes with crimson pale
A bridal blush through brdalveil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-05
rI,rTyriprII CONGRESS -p,r., session
MONDAY, MARCH !, 1883.
SENATE

communication was presented from the Legisls.
,ure Of Kentucky offering regiment OF volunteers
for service IN Utah.
Mr. Henderson Of Texas, took ms seat
several memorials from The Legislature oil Iowa.
asking land for railroad purposes were presensu 70
Mr. King reported bill granting fsonie atSeuo' ~
the State of New York. Passed
Mr. Green called up the Kansas bill.
M.ssr., Gwinn und Broderick objected a. the "a
cifir Railroad bill had priority. u
The motion 10 take up the Kansas DILL ""s' HUI"
aver. agreed to, yeas &, nays ".
~ Green took the floor and gave notice oil h,s IN
,sntion 10 offer substitute for the admission OF nan,
ana and Minnesota together, hoping thaI 'pIs "ou'a
sxnedit. business lie then proceeded 10 speah upo'
the subject under consideration, replying 10 tne
o,s ~ the minority of the committee on
md ssrna.,lv advocating the admission OF hansas
into the Union under the Lecompton @ ,o o,
Mr. ColIsmer replied, agshst the BILL on the gen
eral grounds of his minority report from Tue oo''
mittee on Territories. ,roy for q
Without concluding, MIR. Collamer gave WY
motion to adjourn. Adjourned: r,vrc
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. c,,;.
M.ssrs Seward, Harris of Illinois, Hro", Cu'.'.
and Brhop, were appointed the special coin"o hi.
! the Mstteson case Mr.. Harris was eacueeo o' LIZ
own request. ~ =,
Resolutions were received from tho Legislature o
Washington Territory declaring that Governor o.e
yens' proclamation of martial law was patf ~
and was required to preserve the peace OF the CT
| rtory ,rb;,t
was adopted calling for information whether any
money hs. been paid from the treasury for the yea'
ending in June last for the expenses OF me Lsss'"
lure or alleged Legislature OF Kansas and II 3d. I'LL
der what oct and from what fund /,
The House debated for about three hours tne on
renorted from the committee of accounts proPos,n'
to reorganzs the employees and to arrange ther sa
aries. The discussion involved the question:
economy. ,.,x,ad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


We published on Monday morning u telegraphic
summary of the news received by the steamship
America, which left Liverpool on the 18Th February
She experienced heavy weather during the whole
manage and was detained for niue hours TO the
southeast of Sable island by ice.
ENGLAND.-The telegraphc despatch from Lon
don TO Liverpool on the morning OF the Americas
departure says
,ions of yesterday. The transactions were not hume
rous but there is general tending 10 an increase Of
animation. In foreign exchanges this afternoon the
rate of Hamburg lower, while Paris and Amster-
dam were about the same at the last port. Nearly
ESQ. 900 in gold was raken TO the Bank TO day.
In the House of Commons on the 18th, Sir Geo
GREY said that the evidence offered by the French
government of the completely of Ledru Rollin and
Others in Psnori's attempt upon the lite of the En-
peror insufficient 10 justify proceedings against
those parties and thar the British government had
declined to interfere. Lord Palmerston explained
that 90 far from Louis Napoleon having paid the
Legacy bequeathed by Napoleon the First to Cant
lion, for an attempt 10 ssassinate the Duke OF well
ngton, application for ii bad been rejected, on The
ground that The tests.or mus. hsv. b-e. in state
mental alteration When he made he bequest. A
part Of the bequsst was made under the Bourbon
regime.
Lord Palmerston moved for leave to bring in bis
new India bill "a. he transfer Of the government of
India from the Indian Company 10 the Crown. he
explained that what the bill proposed was coDhGed
TO changes in lne administration and organization Of
the company. which it intended should in future
be centred in the imperial government The atera.
tious proposed were TO be as little as was consistent
with the object the government had in view, viz 10
make the advisers Of the Crown responsible for the
government of India. 1t was proposed to abolish the
court of directors and in lieu thereof to establish
council. to be mainly composed OF persons who had
been in India, who knew Indian affairs well; the
council to consist of eight persons to go out in rota
ton every two years
The News" says that meeting of the sharehod
of the Illinois Centre Rail Road held on the
Iltb Mr. Osborne President of the company, was
present. The appointment of Mr. Fisher rs Auditor
was confirmed. Resolutions were passed recon-
sneodug the directors to enter into any fresh
gagemens without previously submitting them to the
shareholders in public meeting.
FRANCE -MsrshaIl Valiant, Minister Of War,
has resigned. He will be succeeded by Gen. Neil -
Count Vslenski will go ambassador to Loudon,
and Persigny will return to France 10 take seat in
the privy council.
The monthly statement Of the Bank Of France
shows gain Of nearly l3,OO00O0 traces, and an sd
di,ional gain Of nearly l9OOU,O0O in the country
branches.
ITALY.-The trial of the prisoners charged With
completely in the Caglar affair progressing slow
ly. One OF the English prisoners is said 10 have be-
come insane.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-05
Tu1RrY.P1rTu coNGREss- First se..io".
WAsHIsGroS. March ., 1853.

SENATE.
The Ssoste nas.sd The House bill making appro.
pria,ions to fulf the sound dues stipulatlons.
Mr. Seward presented a bill amending the act OF
March Sd, 1855 regulating the carriage OF steamship
and other passengers. Referred
Mr.. Evans introduced bill amending ING Pa'eu'
laws
Mr.. Houston introduced bill providing for the or.
gsnization of q regiment of mounted volunteers Tor
the protection OF the Texan frontiers. ALSO autnoli-
zing the President to raise four additional regiments
Of volunteers. a. a.,
The resolution of Mr.. Douglas. offered on the 4th
of February, calling for Information in relation 10
Kansas affairs, was taken up. He presented various
REASONS why it should be adopted, butt was eel asue
for The cosideraton OF the Kansas Dill.
Mr.. COllsmer resumed his remarks from yes'erday
in opposition To the BILL and having inished his speech,
the Senate after An executive session, adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House resumed the consideration OF the bill
regulating the pay and uumber OF the employees OF
the House An unnteresting Discussion ensued when
occupied scma time.
The bill was, after debate, referred TO the COMMITTEE
of the whole, on the state Of the unlon-ye"ys ioo'
nHys S..
The House proceeded to the consideration OF The
motion to reconsider the vote by which was referred
IN the COMMITTEES Of the whole on the stale oi the
Union the Senate bill giving the President power TO
restore to the actvs or reserved list officers of the
navy effected by the naval retiring board.
Mr.. Days, OF Msrylsnd, made speech IN Justnca-
ton OF the action of the retiring board who he CON
tenended, transacted the business with which they
were entrusted in an honorable and conscientious
manner. They had purged the navy OF much OF rs
rotten material That administration would De HELD
to rigid responsibility which shall place in com
msnd OF msIl-o war any officer who has been pro-
nounced unworthy Of d;schargipg actve duty;
Mr.. Miles of South Carolina, earnestly condemned
the proceedings of the board whoae action III some
instances was absolutely rsprgnanl TO every senae Of
Justice and fa. dealing lie could not approve OF such
s-re, socties weapons Of destruction we're 80
directed that the victims could not tell from what
quarter The blows came.
Mr. Chapman advocated The bill, and was strong in
his condemnation OF the uquIsitoral character OF the
retiring board
sr Sherman Of Ohio, was opposed TO the bull be-
ilevng that ali ine .ggr.eJed oilcers nae :air op
por,uniy Tor trial before the uava! courts Of inquiry.
Mr. llillson denied that thoss officers had b lar
trial. and remarked that the action OF the naval re-
firing court had been enphaticaly condemned
Without taking the question, the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-05
From the Brazilian Minister.

Gentemen:-l received only yesterday. your iavor
Of the 18th of last Inunh by which. acting under au
ihority of the General Assembly Of Virginia, You in.
wife me, the guest of the State, 30 BE- present at the
inauguration OF the statue at WAshiagtnn that il 10
lake place in the city OF Eicl,u0ud on he I'D in.
etant.
Prevented by the bad stat. of my hrhlh from
sklly the shortest atssnc- from actual re.
sidencs, beg you TO accept, with my acknvwledg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-05
Yours, very respectfully,
CAVALCANTI D. ALBUQUERQUE.
From the Austrian Minister.

Geutlem-n:-l beg leave to acknowledge the re
ceipt of your letter, dated the 18Th January, by
which acting under the authority of the General Az.
senbly of Virginia, you do me the honor OF inviting
the guest of the State, TO be present al Inc ee
walton Of the Statue Of Washington TO lis position on
the Virginia Washington Monument, IN the CITY OF
Richmond, on the 22nd day of this month. II would
give me much pleasure TO assist at interesting a
ceremony, to be performed in honor Of the iather OF
this great country, in and by the State OF his BIRTH
and wish you to believe, that fully appreciate the
favor of your having extended to me this lnvltstion
but rs my engagements in Washington do not permit
me to leave the city at that time, hope you will er
cuse my absences.
Remaining, gentlemen, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, HULSEMANN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-05
From the French Minister.

WASHINGTON, February 4tb, It0o'
Gentlemen: Receive my thanks, for yourselves
and the gentlemen Of the General Assembly OF Vlrg-
na for the great honor they confer upon Ine IN inv'
ting be present, guest of The State at the
elevation Of the statue of Washington. In conse-
qnence of public business, confded tone, cannot, at
this moment, foresee if shall be possible tor me 10
visit Richmond the ~ OF this month. beg leave
to assure you that it would give cordial pleasure
10 he abls to attend a festival commemorative at
Washipgton-that great man whose memory IL vene.
rated in France it is in the country which had the
happiness 10 give him birth.
Accept, gentlemen, the assurances OF my high con-
sidpra,ion. SARTIGES.
=. s. Should it be possible for Inc, at the last mo-
ment, TO visit Richmond, shall have the honor to In
form you.