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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-01

r NAVE for sale some bargains in the way of
= Real Estate i'll the city of Wheeling and Lanes IN
the country, and those wishing to purchase let their
sums he large small, would do well to make early
application as the owners DESTROYS SELL and /
would sell the land in small parcels and divide the lots
to suit the Purchasers. small payment i'll be reGui-
red IN hand and balance on time. JOHN GOSHOBN,
Wheeling, Je5, rs Real Estate Arert
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-01

o,, KEGS Pure Pittsburgh Lead for sale at the man
OOO ufacturefis price, by PRYOR 4 HAUlL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

.sr,sd small iron keite The chamber has chimney
In the morning Of zach day the kettles are nled WIN
The mineral broken in smsn peces miSee ~iln llne
IRE u then applied and kept up ali day The mercury
10 volstize1 passes into the chamber = con1enseo %
the sides and Bottom OF the chsmeer ma noS nto -
pot prepared orit No water Is used 70 conoeh's 1'e
mercury. - -.
we're 10 operation and yielded IN the two dsys "As
there go pounds Of quicksilver worm a. MH4A'i-N
: % Der To- Mr. Wslkin.hsT. the gentleman no" IN
charge q this mine tells that tne vein - lfPfofn
md thst be can s1ord 10 keep bic people employed
even 10 these extraordinary times The nine 10 very
valuable Of tself ard become the more - Ns mercury
extensively used In obtaining gold u = not ~ pro
sent used in California for tnst purpose but VII be a.
some future time When va. 81 this mine sst spring
other parties engaged IN searching Tor veins ua
have been discovered that are worth ioo"i-< ~
although the earth In that whole range OF ni4s . niAhy
f.coored indicating the presence Of this ore .end
several beautiful specimens. properly lsoeil-u- AHs
amount OF quicksilver in Mr. Forbes on the i'th 81
July was shout 800 pounds
enclose you herewith sketches Of " oos ~. -
through which passed indicating The position o. me
mines snd the topography OF the country IN 'ne '"'
Of those visited -.
some Of the specimens Of gold accompanying rs
were presented for transmission o. the Department y
the gentlemen named below. The numbers on tne 70
posraphcs sketch corresponding 70 the labels OF me
respective specimens show from WHIST part Of me GOO
region they were obtained.
}. Captain !. A. Suffer
z John Sinclair. ,..,,
. VIM. Glover K c. Kirby, IA hlancnhlu lev ''''
Franklin Z Arynes Mormon disging'
( Charles Weber
: Robert Spence
O. -uu0 Co.
= Robert Neigh
g. C. T. Picket. American Fork Coiuma
q. G. kemble
10. T II Green from san Fernando, near Los Angeles
4 . az purchased from Mr.. Neigh
B. sand found 10 washing gold "hcn contains
small particles
IT, Captain Frsbie, Dry Digsinss- Web-r' Creek
j. Consumes.
b. Consumes Hartwels Ranch
have the honor 10 be your most 90 l. ser
RBMASON Col let Dragons Commanding
-fr Gen r Joss. As.t. Gen I : A, Na'hnsion ID C.
Norr-The original letter, OF which IBIS IS copy, vas
sent 10 II. address IN charge OF Lieut. Loeser 80 sr-
~ bearer Of dispatches who sailed IN The schooner Ism
bsyecana from Monterey, August 81 1877 bound for fsytA
Peru Lieut. Loe er bears, In addition 20 he specimens
mentioned in the foregoing letter. tescacdy containing
Two hundred and thirty ounces hheen pennyw-ghn alo
nine grains Of gold Th. purchased 81 san franeco
By my ord er ard sert 20 you As isr sample or me g9d
obta'ned rom the mines u The Sacramento Il i mix
flre coming from the various psrs Of The gold district
Z B MASON, Col Isl Drag. Comcs
Hr.DoraRTrrs fnTH MI. DEPARTMENT,
Monisrey, Cali Sept To- 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
correspOndence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Dec Up NJ
Our city Is dali to-day. every way, CONNER
cislly and me,eorologicslly
Mr. Duffene. the artist knocked down lssi sight
BY some rowdies sDd severely injured
The project Of renewing the state House snd giving
4. plenty of accommodations ia again rene we'd Il has
been frequently mooted but never yet made head
notice that the Commissioners OF hcnsinston. with
comueudsbe regard for the hesih of the Inhabitants
Of that District passed resolution q; their meeting
Tuesday evening recommending the citizens 70 D. tenn
psrsfe and Clearly In their habits and also directed the
Committee on Roads 20 repor, plan Tor the more
sectual cleansing OF the streets and cutters ihcse
proceedings anticipation OF the sPpfoach OF the
Asatic Cholers
The Foreign hss unsettled the MAJ Srt ie1
Rresdsiua. and 500 bbs shipping Flour sold ~ = -
which Is decline there was little or no demand ~ me
close OF business ~ thst price. Com Aes snd hye
Flour also feeble Ia price but without saies 70 Is
tsblsh quotation Wheat Is heavy AMI the only safe
is loo bushels prime Pennsylvsnia white At IL cts -
Corn IS plenty sni dull holders OF new Southern yei
low ssk 5 cts Cotton Il hrm. Groceries and FRO
visions unchanged. Freghts tuli WHISKY sells slowly
a, p cts.
SALES or srccSs-Frs Boari-2f0i5 state. s.
81 200 do ~ 100 City Sc, = % Norristown Rail
rosi rs g. L :. Bank. y.
second Board-2'0 L. : Loan - So lu5 LOO
~chuylkii Nav 6's % - Reading Railroad 49, LOO
L. : Treas. Notes. 1905 500 Wilmington Railroad
pop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
HOUSE ~ REPRESENTATIVES,.

Hon Mr. ksHaUN Of Mass. introduced snd e.ll.s 81.
for consideration, resolution ordering toe pubie.po
OF the debates OF the House two newspaper. IN Ma
ington. viz the Nffosa is'slissseer aud Es,ti,s,.-
Ca0V upon the terms agreed upon BY the other e,,,
Mr. wENrwoKrH Of 10 opposed the Resolution /,
proposition BE- said 10 pension old and e.ssbh.,
Party Pressc. upon the House or he coun,r, ana ,
went upon the supposiiion that there were hr, tx,
srca, parties. when there were more. and when a.,
there other presses than ihssc VIZ Tis t;io,,
dsiey revived BY Blair Rives.) among the NJ nhs,
Mr. MURPHY Of \ wanted TO know 10 VIA, Marty
the G'0b, belonged
Mr. WENrwoRrH The party which has n., T.,
umphed in this country, the no party p.r,, d.,
lsugh
Mr. Root Of OHIO opposed the resolution -na a, SON.
length bat while be speaking the secretary Of IN.
senate came H. and the Speaker cried,
MESSAGE IRON uE SENATE
announcing the death Of Hon DIXON ~ LEpn
Mr. HAsEIs OF Ala then addressed the Hou.s up,,
the virtues and the abilities OF the deces.,d and close,
by Offering the customary resolutions
Nhereupon the House adjourned in concaff.ne.
with The Senste) over To Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Congress.

Both Houses adjourned yesterday til Monday
Nothing has yet been done and week IS dis
posed Of
The following is the resolution offered by Mr.
WESTwORTH OF III. which has not yet been acted
on. We hope it will pass unanimously
Rss0lred That the President Of the United states Dc
requested 10 inform this House whether ne has re
ceived any information OF the imprisonment or arrest o.
citizens OF the United In the Province Of ireland
BY the British authorities and So the caUies thereof
And siso If NOT deemed incOnsisteni with toe puuhc
interests 10 inform this House what s,sps have been
taken for their release and TO furnish II with copies Of
all correspondence that has taken place in relation %
the matter.
The Baltimore Sun Of yesterday says.
letter Of the ID instant from Hon. Jane. Buchanan
In reply to earnest inquiries from NJ. I Gibbons an
Irish adopted citizen Of New York shows tia, Official
negice has been Jet BY the L. : Government Of
the lare rsn,acking Of American vessels BY British
authorities in search Of supposed sympsthzing nat
ursllzed citizens The assigned il that no spe
cic complain, has been brought 70 the notice Of the
Department. The fac, that but few Of our consals
whose duty is Jay al such matters before our govern
ment American citizens, may account for this IN
measure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

GENERAL TAYLOR-We learn from good al.
hsrfy says the Csctqraft 8fds) that Cen Taylor does
expect leave home for Washington tall the latest
hour possible lie must b. In Washington short time
previous fth Of March. Il presumed be will
leave Baton Rouge about three weeks previous the
time and that be will be IN Cincinnati one night tie
desires 20 avoid display sEd will give opportunity If
. can be avoided. for speech-msking
LAWYERS FEEs-The claim Of Messfs. Geo.
VI Dallas and John NJ Read for services ~ counsel tor
the defendants in the suit Of the city Of Philadelphia
the Northern Liberties and spring Garden TO restrain
these Districts from the free use Of the Schuylkil
water. and which suit these eminent LAWYERS gained
was the snug little Of $1,000 or a 90 piece.
The Districts deemed the charge exh0rbsnt and would
not pay u The learned counsel have agreed to
snate three nihs each Of their original claim and
- 90 between them The Northern Liberties has re-.
solved % pay her share $4,000 OF ths amount Spring
Osrden W. behave has not yet forked up Phil Bulletin
LINES, OF TIE GOVERNOR % SOUTH CAho-
LIMA Gov JonnsOn Of C. on the st inst 50 III
that i was thought be would live through the ght
Ever since the accident 0eie him Of breaking 4ncle
he has been IN miserable health and mas recently
suffering under violent attack Of pneumOuia. from
~nieh tne worst consequences are spprehended- The
Columbia = c. papers Of the 9Th make mention Of
his Illness.
VOLUNTEERS FOR IUCATAN-The bark Florida
sailed from New Orleans the 18th all, for the port Of
sss with another nstsnent Of the iucatsn Battalion
go IN number Col George w White, 1t Col Be.An.
con MAJ Mcdowell CsPts Mace and robin. al left in
the Florida The number nov IN the ield or on board
Of vessels number about 20
~ The NewJersey Electoral College organ
lied Al the state Houss IN Trenton YESTERDAY all the
members being present oy appointing isssc Y Brown
OF Burlington President and Joshua Brick Of Cumber
lsnd Secretary. Messrs Burroughs and Howell we're
app ointec Teer and the seven votes were car t,r
aylor and Fillmore. Sanl e. Cook Of Mid5lesex was
appointed Messenger - take report Of the proceed
nag. 70 Nsshingion- Two other copies were duly
made, one to b sent By mail 20 the Pre.dep, Of ths
,ensie and The other 70 Judge Deker.on Of the Z :
District Court 70 be f0rxagded through the mail bv
MN, when he College adjotraed. Newark Adv
p Gen. James Tsylors OF Ky will. dispo,.
inz Of his immense estate lately rejected bv the
County Court on presentation FOR pro5sts Vet II 4.
sad That no litigation viii ensEe among the heirs They
aged and ea..cren are provided for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

CHRONO THERMAL TREATNENr Or CHOLERA
DIR Dickson, the celebrated and popular author Of
toe Chrome thermal system, applies Say the London
papers, his principle OF time and 70 the treatment
Of Cholera He gives Choroform in the early stages
snaesthetc. He also recommends the cautious
OF kreOsote phos phorous, and strychnA also ny
drocyanc scld. He pron0unces calomel, cayenne and
sssaioetds pgere agents IN attacks Of the disease
That the above principle Of treatment for the Cholers
IL not visionary fas far az Chloroiorm 10 eoncerned)
have excellent proof in the following
CBLoRoFoKM A CURE FOR CHOLERA DIR James
HUI resident surgeon al the PeekhaTn House Asylum
England states that be has uied chloroform IN ten
Of malignant Cnoiers. with complete success Elk
Of the patients having perfectly recovered and four
being convale scent
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BUSINESS NOTICES
OFFICE or THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER

OFFICE OF THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
~ The public respectfully Informed that, In zorro
quence II temporary arrangement for the Writer s,ssr
the ohce o me Diaphragm Filter Will be- found the esss
par, Of store $40 Broadway ofL-onad' the ou
being occupied during the um- by French fspcy goois
The subscriber happy 10 avail himself N ihs opp@nl
nisy announce to th- patrons Of Inc Diaphragm fas
thai has been awarded another med thu great Par
Of lhe American Institute Tor improvement, In The sists
ton vt the Filter 10 the main wserpipe Of buildings TINS
admirable and economical plan Of hering oil the waterfall
enters house Is In successful operation II sssf
cleansing, not requiring TO be- detached
sediment Inn 6teodl WALTER NJ GIBSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

QUICKEST TIVE NEI.- The steamboat trsin
which left the Worcester Depd, yesterday for spnns
held and New Haven made the shortest run that b.,
cester % Springfield So miles IN hour, sx.ee,
minutes At that rate shall be- good our ae.h
boris over the great waters American enterprise q
looking up among the New Eugianders Bost iass
RENARK,BLE CoIScIDENCE.-Threc towns VI,
Warsaw. IN. AleNandris. No. and Keokuk. Iowa In
fhre, different states and all In sight OF each other
the late election gave each majority of % for Tsyor
and Fillmore and formerly they have not all been II
the came politics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

MARINE DISASTER AsD Loss % LIFE-The
steamer NIAGARA Captain Childs arrived this monday
mornins from ozdensourgh. she reports the loss Of
the schooner Canada with the captain and OF the
crew, on the north shore above Cooogrg The Canada
cleared from tns port Thursday last for Cobourz
VIII cargo consisting principally OF loo Dols OF
ne oriz Concord which also cleared from this port
saturday with 900 bbs salt for CobOurz. report
ashore little above Kingston bu, will probably BE- got
on 70 day The Niagara leaves here morrow morn
ins for Ogdensourgh. Oswego Com. Times 18th
MURDER-Hore Shooting Calvin H. Hall, OF
Iuscahoma, shot on Friday evening l7th inst on
the rosd from Charleston the former place By John
A Jones. Some dHcuty, we undeuisnd, occurred
between the parties while attending Islanstche Court
and Jones oyertAking Huh while riding home, sho, him
down. He lived but few hours. Jones' we are told,
immediately eed. and has not yet been arrested.
lGreusds MISC Press, 25sh ut
~ Gen Markle Of Penn. declines the Office OF
General offered BY the Governor
" coanterfeiter Of five and ten cen, pieces
has ssen caught N Cambridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
Destructive Fires az Utica.

UTICA thursday. Rrc. :
Our city has been visited by two disss,ror,
hrc. To day. The hr.t which occurred this noraius
destroyed the copper and sheet iron msnuf.c,oyo o,
Nr ONcil on Geno.ec', Loss about so0ol-p.r
italy insured The other consumed several small 5uli
inss on Burchsrd and Hotel It including the Comroa
Council Buildings. valued A, S1OO0 An the CITY Re
cords were destroyed the only public property save,
being the portraits OF two of the Mayor.
r u Davis foreman ct Engine Go NJ s....
rousy injured by falling from the third story q M
ONcills store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

The Butannlas news has hai tendency 70
weaken the market for Western tIoUF and price. ra'.
in favor of the buyer We quote tennessee and common
Western At - ~! a s. 6'i CokN il -i.o dpa .ni
market unsettled Flat yollo~ IL held at 80 eta ara
white At - % eta some 5 90 bushels have changed
hands q, quotations Cons MEAL Is selling At a. Ss
- BIT aud Northern RYE 70s n cts Moderate ule.
MEss PoRK nj si3 slJ 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

Gen. CAss-l saw letter this morning from
Cen Csss In which be says ths, unless be 10 assured
ct the fun Democratic Of the Michigan Legislature
mot from amy rule of usage but by the express desire
OF the people. he viii cause his 10 be Withdrawn
from tho canvass for the United States Senate lie has
no desire 70 oo,rudc himself sgsin upon public life.
iess his political friends home rssa,sso1sly will IL
SO says the correspondent, Of the Coz~~o,si Babe
as. Thai letter looks Ike kshing tor nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

" The length Of the God document and the
abstract of the Report Of the Secretary OF " ar,
exclude much matter intended for publication THIS
morning. Among other things, we have two very
interesting letters from our Associate Mr.. DANA
on The Causes and Erents Of the Vienna Revol~-
f,on. with additional Foreign Extracts OF much
interest. which we shall publish as soon as pos
sible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

Thirtieth Congress.


tENN ~
Mr. KING OF Ala announced the death Of his ate col
lessue, Hoo. DIXON IA Lxwfs. In very feeling sns
touching address. In which h. dwell, upon M. ce.r.c,-,
talents and patriotism.
In the Of the Stste OF Alsbams he thanked ~.
Common Council Of the City Of Nes-Yors Tor "a.
honors and attention paid The docesssd
The usual badge Of mourning ordered for ,h,,
day. with the usgs CEREMONIES
Nessr. DIX and Dickinson Of NY sdaed FEC
marks to the euogy OF Mr. hrNe sitter which the y,
ate adjourned over TIL Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
Law Courts.

SUrERioR CoURr--Before Chief Justice Oakley
PtiP M,ehaHicf Bansing rrorer
b. 0rssf Al PfOvdelc- of trfs
fgsnt Mr. DAVID Hose Of s GU, dePosed b after hs
ta- snt retained b. The tssn- due NJ Tie
b-r- Jun could not agree M Ca.s bal cen
he abt Of ssudrg sads NJ n by Esten b. The
pfctf- of VI .ad Nb-n he 0rsrif-v he
t-Post pscas, NJ securities, ohsn certified ches
% ne account nert morning Al the tine ibess trs retained
~ tie oans he omitted unable Acton brought
VI Case ~ BACK he draft rsh-f value
points the Thn Will fave ~ - brought upy-i 1r
fltnnt. 500 T5-for plaintiff N-ssrs Czs01 Pam
defendant Me--r. X T. Mount AID W1l h L-ouari
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
cornr oE GENraAL sgssIoN.-The court ~a. en

gss-- during he DAY the ola oor- sonsn named
a- stealing $50. The property Of Charles n hoozhos.
trqEer Q valet IT, pr.oer hs1 gr
-ans out Tho os % conps azhtas - ffrs and p~f1s
other duties 90 h- - ri Ma The
- it hen he
appropriated IS
~ prousf Immediately and pr0ce-ef Lonr
ai stlf ues h-yont Bfoosyn sbefs she httst ir
f purchased ot elf appeared 20 BE- qs
pognc-t orsf Joepbs sh0 arrested h-r
slll- p.-sson TA- J8y retained r-rict ri gly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

AT DIR RICHs INSTITUTE

FoR PH,sieAL TR,INiso. 80 CRossT.sr Sg.E B,rrr
rRDr RIca being DESTROYS Of pscpg the bsu,h. to b
derived from systematic physical training within the rseh
Of all persons has adopted the following The terms Of
subscription for this Three months ss mooshs,
So one year Si2 tsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

~ THg NossoLg GiANr Hsl-s, the largest man si,s
his way here from England board the Csnsis and
some 81 our numerous managers will makes forums
Of his exhibition He l. said 20 be the bug Cant
that crossed hr Atlantic, and will doub, a-sss
sensation here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. FRIDAY. DEC. :.

I.rtRyRox EURoPE.-The new cunsrd steam
., Canada is now in her thirteenth day, and may
be hourly expected at this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

~ Gen. TAYLOR returned 10 New Orleans on
the 2sth uL In the steamer Elisha from Baton Rouge
accompanied by Col Hebert, and Mr. : J. Peters As
bis arrival announce. ssutes Of artillery
fred in Lafayette square and the Pisce 81 Armes
He stops at the - Charles Hotel The Crescent Guy
says
During the day crowds of our citizens, without dis
tincion Of party paid their respects to the President
elect They received by the old hero with bis &c
customed frank courtesy and simplicity OF manner
With the exception Of cold be Is In good health
The announcement % his arrival created the most lively
enthusiasm about town. Artillery were out in every
direction, hrng sauies In honor OF his arrival On the
Place dArmes portion Of Major GAlys battalion fred
leo the number Of electoral the General mas
on Common-st opposite the ~ Charles Hotel another
portion Of the battalion hred the same number and
Cspt StocktOns company in Lsisyetie-squar rivsled
their downtown military friends In hononng the peo
pies choice for the highest place In their gin We
dsrstand the General remains Ia town several days
business connected with the War Department requiring
his presence here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

TRr AsssioAS RKFuBIIo.-Mr c. J. lnser.
soil Of Greenfield who conducted the "Free Soil with
much ability during the late political campaign. hss IS
sablished political and family paper at Greenfield.
called the xzo,oas Rspsbiic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

II FoREIeS PAFERS-Berfcrd 4 Co Asso,
House. keep all kinds Of Foreign Newspapers and sci
them at moderate price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

" Point CouPee lLa.l paper states that
Major Bhss was recently united In marriage to Mics
Betty Tsylor-the Generals fsvorite daughter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

~ The Presidents Message was transmitted
10 ST. Louis. Detroit Cincinnati, &C from Baltimore 10
~ hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

IHt WAsHiNcroS GloBs REvIvtp.-Messrs
Blair and Rives Who formerly Published TAs Daily
'"os and nnsiy cold GU, to Nessrs Richie & Heiss
four years ago have established new paper, ndepen
dent In politics. under the same name The FRS, nun.
Der. which hss Just reached us lie Of the old
Globe in everything save It's politics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

CIRCUIT CovKr-TA0Mas Canning Eras,ss'
Bacs 10 iauss-. r na horse and ssson
i-ra.l % yesterday Y-rdst f3f plaintiff. 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
MA.sACHUsRrTs-loacisLl

We majority al t-Tl Pre- >osr- C..- DIED. 'eo
Me.sr- Htrt sH Macao. oot
,er and NJ Mann received ihe Tree Sol oi l nstt
ih-.- s b. world s uatera 20 he 'sEre'is vote
"A al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

MAJ k''eeyA jouas usa or o. shout u ~ nsms
hiYou, ters Tie Pot Once Csnt,f5gf Oal.- Co s1f
Of he mail, shsh h. 40 ght s.gon b-'v,~n sss PAR
and tufn- 0fOu. % the CITY YESTERDAY charged E s1be
ts -ttsf from Tie mail containing go and a. bill Ersnnn
iar ths .ofrloon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0URT.-On the open.
ing Of this Court yesterday morning the Jury in the
Patent Right case OF Wsdsworth and Wilson -. Ear.
ickson. Wernwsy Banks and others. came into Court
they having remained in their room all night The
Foreman represented 10 the Court their inability TO
agree and the utter mprobsbty OF their being kept
together producing any agreement; whereupon Judge
Heath ordered their discharge. The Jury we learn,
equally divided the issues submitted 10 them
during the whole time they were out This
taken up by the Court on Monday the 18th OF Noyem
Der and occupied during % days session 70 the ex
cuson OF al other business with the shove result
The counsel In the case were. for plaintiff, j. II. b.
Lafrobe Esq Hon VIM H. seward OF NewYork
and John Nelson, ESQ for defendants, VIM. schley
Esq
Inc Circuit Court has adjourned until Saturday
morning Baltimore American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

WV %. DissRow, UsDgsrAxss. ~ areroom. u Foufts
avenue, residence ,ss Bowery Orders len Al ehs pss
will meet with prompt attention He has hand. resy'
made everything requisite for furnishing funeral. later
msnls procured any Of the C-et-r-. In and oct Of ms
city auSi lmsoz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
California Gold.
IMPORTANT OFFICIAL REPORT.

We publish the following description Of the Gold
Region from the pen Of Col. MAsoS, the Military
Commandsnt Of California, being one Of the Docu-
ments accompanying the Presidents Message Our
readers will also see rich reports from the gold
regions Of virginia