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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-06
Public School Lectures.

TEVllE hr,i of th" s"rIr- Of Lecture. on
IL rublr och""i -durarion, wlil b" d.l,v.
"'"d ~ tue N"-iry roon oI the Nurih BapiI.,
Chm"h, "a this evening, by Mr.. WIN. :.
Baker.
The ssrond at III" South Baptist Church on
Frida, evening, aud inr hind, Al The v-stry
'""n' III iho Ccniral Baptist Church, on SaIuI
da, ','n:ng. The Lectures vii cuinm.nc.
al ."'cInck. z 81 "n ra"h dny
Tn" Pub &c are resp. cli'lIy iuvIt, d 10 attend
VI GiiPl ', socr Pubic school Com.
Apui6, loi5. 81
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A VINO VlcIoEY election was he

A VINO vlcroRY.-An election was held
on Monday in the eighth Congressional dis
trict, in Massachusetts, for memher-of Con
gress, to fill the vacancy occasoncd by the
death Of the Hon. ]. G. Adams. Hon. llor-
ace Mann, was the whig candidate, and he
has been elected by over thirteen hun6red no
jor,ty, over locofocoism, liberty rartyism and
Al other isms that were brought into tie field
20 defeat his election.
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or IO6, 900 emgrants, says the Liverpool
Mercury, who latelv Gro sed the Atlantic for
America, COCO pcrishcd during their voyage,
400 on their arrival, 5000 were sent to the
hospital, and Of those who settled in the towns,
1000 died
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-06

FRoM Nrw MExIco--A REPORTED BATTLE.
st Louis. March 81. We have adycns
from Santa Fe tn til, 18th Of February, which
week later than brought by Lieut.. Thorp
ol rucsday-Ilst
On the 18th a rumor had reached Santa Fe
that Col. Bowles had been attacked at Cecira
bv 1000 Mexcans and had lost 80 men. Gen.
Price, with 500 men, marched promptly TO his
relief.
The late arrival does not particularly con-
firm this. but says Gen. Price was at FL Pas,
advancing upon Chihuahua with 1900 men.
| |. was ruuorsd that Gen. Urea was march
ing against Chlhuahua, uy the way Of Sonora
with large force, but this is doubtful.
The route from Santa Fe is much impeded
by snow and the recent returning party have
lost many mules.
Thorp met Fischer's express on the 9Th
Of March, in great distress, having suffered
severely from cold.
Edward Thorp was shot dead a. Fo,t
Spau'di q, recently. by James Waters. Tins
is the second Of the Thorps killed lately.
From CENTRAL AMERICA Rcro mion and
b Oodsad. Dates from Honduras to the nth
March have been received. M. Fllzgibbon,
an lrlshman, for many years resident in New
York, has been imprisoned by the British
authorities at Balize, for commenting too free
" upon their outrageous polcy in that quarter
lie edited the G. GH,lte. The Revelation COM
menced in Guatemala last October, was still
Spreading. and III, rebels, who numbered 1000
on the 4th of February, mad gain ID SON, ,cl' =
res IN The open field. In Jailpa III, corregl-
dor Figuerrl and so others were kill. ID. The
road from Guatemala to Yzabel was impassa-
BILE, labor on the sugar estates was suspende f.,
and martial law was proclaimed. The rs,oIu.
,onists at Santa Cruz had rcpulsed the govern
ment troops, and were about TO attack Sala-
manca. which was being fortified. Nothing
farther Of the British expedition in that quar-
ter.
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LATER FROM CALIroRNIA.-We find the
following extract Of letter, containing intelll-
sence ffom Lower California, in the CONNER
cial Advertiser -
Mazatlan, Caifo77tia, FEB. }, Iais.
This important place is now strongly garri-
soned by about 500 sea,nen from the Indepen-
lsnce and Congress frigates. while the ships lie
moored in The harbor TO protect the garrison
and maintain the defence ofthe city. Outside,
within twenty miles, are 900 Mexican troops,
and they clectualy destroy all trade with the
interior. Skirmishes are taking place occa
sionally, and hitherto the result of those skir
mishes has been in our favor.
The CALIFORNIA; are far from being " in quiet
possession of the United States, and Lower
California is now IN a state Of actual Institutes
while Col. Stevenson is daily expecting an at
tick in Upper California.
The bark Wilton, of New York, was the
first American vessel that put into this port af-
ter its capture. The city was taken on the
llth of November, by Com. Shubrick, having
undsr his command the ships Independence,
Congress and Cyanc.
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IIoRRIBLr DEArH-A man by the name Of
John Meredith, during drunken spree at
lousc in ST. Louis, was thrown out Of the
tird story window by some of the inmates,
lad had h brains dashed out.
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LOVELY WOMAN A woman has been ar
'ested in the western part Of New York for
\ tvlng killed her husband. The reason she
,ssigns, was on account oi his selling pig for
100 small sum
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Marine NIcsNOrIss sda.

era NJ % a. bris hu N,lc'i. U,lh. h'r ihi- port
u, muster -. hhi- l17 les . hhs mulHs.rs s
hh- - k.g- nfd. 81 hhis park
rn,k f"'d. MNhrr;S, w,- at Cnr'ehas 22 n, u"
lund I"T New Nurk
>rhr Gr" Erg- STUART WIS ~ Il" 22d nt nnc
krig Rand"n nurlirk. cid ~ SWk Iih last, for
sprpur IN Grnndr
Hrs Ii>bn". Sniih, Hrr NJ Havana Ii,h int, from
linn atpn. \ q,
Ichr -"nihrru,r. BAKER. arr n, dc 18th tor Boston
S"hr Edward, Ptsr. arr ~ \. o. 10Th inst f., ~
CHid-,n-
Rr. Prinrr lie Jninvilie Gur'ner. was Ia posi NJ
,v,ruSh 80 ,r.i d'srg
I.r,g Mac, r.rAu. ,hace c'lI 1T Y o i',h for
AntTus.
>ciIr Martha, Coyzrn- arr ~ do li>t uit ia Feusn
rul,
rris ", Marshall. Fcr.nsn nrr ut iinynns l2th uit
tn St,Hnn"h
Brir SNOW. wusbhurn. AR n sagna, 18th uli Ia
NOstnn.
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TAta Taylor meeting held a, Dayton,
Ohio, on the lst inst, Gen. Taylor was nomi-
mated eor Presd,n', anl Abjou Lawrence Of
Dos.sa. fyr vico President.
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For Sale.

'n\E certain lot OF land, with dwelling
" house aud orchard, situated IN Middle
to"n, formerly The property OF Isaiah Barker,
dee ea: ed. how the property Of widow Mary
Barker or heirs. For lurlher panicu ars en-.
qilre "i widow Mary darker. Il NOT previous
! ~ sold al private sal, the above lot will be
sold at PuhIc aucI on, on the premises, on
Thursday, Tue 2I,h lnst al IL % clock IN the
forenoon
ApIll a.
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Cosmetics, PerfuInery &C.

Cosmetics, PerfuInery &c.
T UbIN Eie'>, Rous>els and Me4km's TX
IL tracts for the handkerchief
Superior DrfiS Too Paste
Pa iied Charcoal Tooth Paste
Rouse 5 shaving Cream
French Randoline
Jules iiau,l's Liquid Hair Dye
Gao &c Tooth Powders, various kinds
Bail'y's Military Shaving Cream
German aud French Colugncs
Chlorine and OrriS Tooth Wash
Rous>el's Toilet Powder
.trt'.les for Bedut!Jying The Skin and Soften'sg
the Complexion.
Guuraud'S Italian Medicatsd Soap
Superior Cold Cream. Rose Lip Salve
Jules Hauei's feTSian Powder
Oriental Tablet of Alabastar
Radway'> Chinese Suap, \. ilk OF Roses
crary's Ambreine Cream
Perfumed Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder, Lily White
articles for Bcamywng and Preserving Ae
liar.
Jaynes Hair Tonic, Camm's Spanish Lns-
Rogles Hyperion Fluid, Benr's Oil
CluehughS rIirophefous ufialo Oil
OldlidgeS Balm OF Columbia
Wards Vegetable Hair OIL
Genuine Ok Marrow POmade
Row lands ienune MacaSSar Oil
Don JuanS Rose Compound
AleSander'S Tricobaphe
Napes Hair Dye
Also fine assortment Of teefs, hair, raj
he>h and shaving Brushes; ivory and lutaIe
horn Combs Fine CoubS, Pocket Combs
ourt Plaster. Fancy Soaps, Shaving : odp,,
In, oil AZ. In "a, 1. L
fungenS, tachou AromaiSe, DC. Ac. The
above articles are warranted eenuinr and beSt
ri their kind. Kept cons an'ly on hand ard
for sale at reasonable prices, by C.. G. e.
HAZ MD, Druggist No. 81, Thames street,
March |
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-06
CONNECTICUT BLECTION.
Nes Haven, TLesdav noon, April 4.

NxS Haven, Tuesday noon, Apri4.
Tho returns Of the Electin are nearly all in,
and the Wing &aie ticha is eiectedby the popu-
lar uote--probably BY majority Of one ,hoas.
and or more.
The Senate will embrace from Is to II
Wings out Of 81, anl the House will have not
far from 30 Wing majority.
The Wings will have 8 out offs, and per-
haps all the Sheriffs. The above 10 the sub
stancc'of our news.
Three cheers for Connecticut!
LArnR.-Returns from all but % towns in
the State have been received, and they indicate
that the wing majority for Governor, will be
about 1900 over all the other candidates. The
whig majority in the House will be 25 or 30,
and in the Senate six or eight, thus securing
to the wings two U. S Senators, ,-one in the
place of Senator Niles. Sam. Houston s mis-
sonary tour through the State could not save
the loco focos from defeat.
LATER FROM Observation-Disclosures from
Venezuela, state that the party Of Gen.
Paez is in the ascendent. Tie has addressed a
long and very severe letter to President Mona
gas. Several provinces have declared for Gen.
Paez
One national vessel, with 800 stand Of arms,
and $4,000 in money, all intended for Mona
gas, had gone over to Paez. The latter was
at the head of large force while the army
of Monagas is represented as less than $4,000
men, i'll paid and i'll fed, and diminishing con-
tinually by dcscrtions.
Every effort is made by Monagas to cut of
communication between Caracas and the port
Laguyra, in order to prevent emigration, but
many were continually leaving.
SANDWICH IsLAsDs.-Rcv. Mr. Thurs'on in
a recent letter from Kailua, Island Of Hawaii,
says, there is more religious interest among
the people than has been witnessed for several
years past, and, as in other parts of the Islands,
the schools are improving under the new
system. He also states that the chief who
succeeueu Naukihi az po'eihot vi iAa""',
has been removed for want Of mental
and moral qualifications and that one of the
common people, far better qualified for the
Office, is now the acting Governor. A" This"
says the Missionary Herald for April" is a
new and strange thing under the Hawaiian sun
and by teaching the people, impressively, the
advantages Of knowledge aud virtue, exercises
q very beneficial influence on the cause of edu-
cation.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-06

~c.T EE N~ IA GD EE E&
VNiiIS Company, although it cannot boasi of
l. being "Ihe Oldest Tea Establishment IN a
merica does Il iim to have Sold during The Two
yeais of It's existence, more good. pure, aud un
mixed Teas aud AT lower prices. than any shn'>
lar establishment IN the UBlled States.
The following Is 4 hst Of their retail prices,
which will he found To be nearly the same as
similar Companies. The only difference they
clam is in the quality Of the Teas
GREENS. BLACKS.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-06

y-P Whale ship IIopewell, Llilefeld, Of
anl for Warren, arrived at this port to-day,
with loss of lorc-to pm st.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-06

fSf'"- a Wit resume Ter trips on
$3.50 rs Np\D Y, Mtth ~, ISIS
s<ssay-S s----sSsa Viii leave Ncwrtu ior Pruyi
a. ne 90 fur, 'ay, thursday n saturday
~ .rbiup> q : o,I 'k, aud leave Providence
tie SIN. days =. J | !JriJtk tot Newport -
Fare 7j.rrn.,.
Passengers ~ Newprrt 90 trt>d,yS, Thurs
dlyS. n - utdiv> from Providence IN IA,
ltferuoul clu rei'iu he ncN. mtruieg bv lak
rg the ieTy com Nowp,u Ri : o'clu,k
aud t'r rradiurd Dur &c ~ Rfi.hl Ecry
On nd amer Monday. Npll 81 rhr p,RtY
val leav N'opnu 90 N"ndav>. W"dnr,da,>
%, 4 Fud,yS at Il io'cluck, Tor Fall River
cunncclIug with the traln f,r New Redirr q
and iir>tDu. ~ ; O'Clock, arriving ~ New
"ediord aly IL O'clock and q ,>tun al ~ e..
clu,k w
RGtU i>'Ni will leave Fhll River r., o
2 o'cllck. A \ f,r >ewrrr on he arrival
of he lr'n lr"m Boston aud New Bedford.
Fair ~ Gems.
Dn be- Fnl X vct DAYS pt,sengerS for pro,
idrnc cau Ian ~ iiri,'ol Ferry aud rakP mas.
"a. e ~ tn Br,dloid Duiiee for Providence
March lc--tSv
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House 10 be Let.
Solar Lamps. Girandoles. &c.

'ViiE eubscrher will sell hs'siock oflhese
l. goods at cost, as he is anxious Ia close Ibis
oIanch OF trade. 1t comprises The various pni-
erns now IN Use, aud To those wishing TO pur.
'hase good opportunity is now Offered.
Maj 23-iw w. NICHOLS
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The Teas mentioned IN the above catalogue
are put up IN Quarter Half and Pound Pack
ages, made perfectly air tight an warranted To
be- well worth the price marked on The label i'
they are noi found to he 80. they can he relUrn
cd at any time and the money will be feiubdc.
The Canton aud peckin Tea Company. al
though not The exclusive v,nders' ol The jnsuy
celebrated 'llowqua Mixture can sitli accot1s
modaic their customers with It, ." Price hnd
oi qusluy which will bear coDn. ..ou with
aby O,her,
The citizens Of Newport and vicinity arc
respectfully invited To call at The above s,U,e,
l5O Thames street and test the qna!lucS Of
lhese Teas, n the company are cOnt1en' aner
the purchasers mske'one trial. .hs. az es1ns,s
custom viii b. secuted
Dec l3-d
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Duck, BoIlrOpe and Bunting.

Duck, BoIlropc and Bunting.
DnOO PS. Shawmut Cotton Duck.
NOOo 300 " Old Colony
500" American Pilot"
300 " Bay State
300" Neptune
300 " Chiffon Z"
1000" Shawmut Ravens
300 /" Bear 4"
300 =" SHIP E"
300 " Patent Scotch
300" I"iai a" ~
300 4" 2d1urlty"
300 n" American Hemp
100" Russian Twins
$40 " " Ravens 4"
100" Imperial "
100" Heavy
100 llalf Duck
100 Iibl> Cotton Twins.
200 Goats Ru>srau Bnlirnpe.
80 Case, American Buuiing.
For Sat by
ALBERr FEARING N CO.
M. II, Guy Wharf, Boston.
April 6, lS4S. Im.
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Dissolution Of CO-partncrship.
Collectors Sale.

TNAKFN on warran, for collection OF Taxes,
Il aud vii BE- sold at rublIc Auction on the
nemiSeS, "n the 29th day oi hpr'l, \. ID. 1915.
uIwo o'clock, y. m, 80 much OF The real eS-
aietaxed 10 Warren q CrIndell X T.. Bamhay
{, who resides in sonI. part OF MaSSachuScIt>) as
will satisfy and pa a iuwntax OF >ixly.Iour
'entS assessed IN Oct l@l7, by Tie town asses
'orS of SAID town of llverton. and also all ne
'"S>ary Intervening charges unless said tax
md cuSis be aid previous 10 said time o. sale.
WM. HUNT. Collector
Tiverlon. April 3d, \. d.. lSiS.
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Notice.
HOUSE TO LET.

s,sSyA THE lower part Of dwelling
ENass,S house IA J"hn street >ui table
Ga1 lfG fora larg" iamIiy. Appi, 10
E<.sssAsssA GEORGE l.. VERNON.
AptlIo 2d W lf
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Ono SnIPs.-The ship Gilmore is advertised
to sa from Cincinnati for Boston, with freight
and passengers.
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APRIL @.

EL,WTON q II rhERS, have received
Il heir Spring supply OF goods.
April Il.
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Summer Residences.
e.. Il. ROE BINS,

nUBLIC NOTARY aud Commissioned e.,
4 acknowledgment oi De, d., &r.--Siat"s 81
New io,k aud Massachu--us has I,in"v"d
us uflc. To No % Thames sIr,st, ,rnm"d,
It " above q IL News Room k-fEntrnnr'
al the stars b~lwesn Cookers aud Rider
,uil.iinss, s"cond iloor.
Aprl 4, lSi5.
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For Sale.

Sw2 THE Sore No l6b rhanss street
1.s!En FOR imther particulars app, I" James
Nuea- iloIswel. JOAN iiORoWEi l..
mar 80 4w.
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J DIN JAcoB AsroR of New York; the
richest man in America, is dead. lie died On
Wednesday He was about s5 years of age.
III The Governor of Vermont has appointed
Friday the 9Th Of April to be Observed rs a
day Of public humiliation, fasting and prayer.
III A citizen of Nantucket, IS yelrs old,
| ,tely visited New Bedford, it being the first
time he had over visited the continent.
III About 5000 cmigrans arrived at New
York on Monday.
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Shirts Of Superior Quality,
wit. l.ilra Ersnms,
Collars AID Wi .bane.S Df
all siZ - and S,yir>, and
made by tic be-i ai,ds
in OuflOwn e New.
part.
VIIE '"h>cri'er wm'e waiting orders from
i the South i"r ~iich m rk"t hr has Tor 'hr
ua-t two wears ~ ,uuirctuTei lliiS and p id
,n,l over S30O0 cash to fem les Tor tn work.
hi. employ ,ed - porll"n oihl best hand- IN ma.
Ming up n ch"c,. lot in' lh' h me 'rnd' which
he off r. for -alr ai n hfla oy~, s each by the
.nsl. -hrl dz ~, "r i'rg"r 'aniuy. at hi
r"-i,irncr Il) .lhues street, ">ri III " n
P\RMr NrER'S STORE, whe,- those il>po,-
I'D TO punch !>e can rsamln" and tiy ih"m nm.
T. tOGGE~il NLl.
Newport, March 29Ih, ISIS. d&wu.
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TO LET.

TO LET.
'JrDE lover par Of III" store, stna'rd NJ
q the c"rn', al Thnn"s street md Binnis-
'tr'. wharf For term, apply on M premises
ApnLI I'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

WOOL EOII.S.-5o) lbs fns Noo, RnlIs Gr-si1
J by MrCGRklE s SIMPSON
Augu-t PITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

narfv II the country. Thee clu;d be nothing better
'Fae Givernmsnt, sagly and honesty Admins = ior
tia seae lit Of Hi. drew 70 i:s # ae confidence v all
.FLjr.te9ed ia iisiosliya policy cautious anlne.eEaie
vet vigorous and advancing IN it, domestic, guarded and
vet rove 10 perfect every institution. The opnions
which ragged bfre hal sunk into mere sacons; men
y4h-e al rewarded r haviaE, punished FIR ri ha~
vg the;n. HIS ouly t.r pa5lio elnpiiyle vas
Nh JeiIsrsols ''is he honest Is he capable Is lie
true 10 the Constitution p
The q yrrnnsnt was p9re. impartial. moderate. and
aciya6nly FIR good 1raolourhs rs lime and all liz
energies weFe-not. now employed n oa.E sustaining
Itself Al the expense VI The country, making war upon
haIf he citizens. eorrupng in1llnnr The ret.
ana spreading dsseuson AMI danger. If P5wsrS which
had been dispute, assumed, they frs such
rs precedent after precedent had san'iioned-he pre-
anjAna II goad times and high authorities secondly
tile powers aS,umed{o iac9rPTaie i}anl. 70 car
~ On Internal Improvement, and % protect Domestic
iulusrr( were not for the exclusive ag-randiZeInent
# the Executive, and did ead - monarchy: and,
Mirdlg they wef- all purely 5eushcea:."
The election Of en-. Taylor NJ me Presidency bids
far to restore the blessings VI tie Happy period here
trnly described. The hope Of such res'oraon is
itself eXhlaating The Uljrasn of parties receiving
encnura cement his hands, the asPetes of Political
sila must s4bside ;and Who o. into public e
may serve their country honestly. without danger IF
pariizan oboquy. An Administrator such as that Of
NAnIsoN IT OF MOSRE is, Indeed, thing 10 strive ,r
Il might urn starting joint in the career Of the
Republic, giving her c9Hse direction upward and on
ward towards the glorious cunsunmaiion Of the best
hopes Of the friends Vi Freedom eyergwhere.-
Bdltimol 9 .anerical
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12
THE FRENCH CONSTITUTION

The London Times of the 4lh Sept in snaaknu Of the
new French Constitution SAYS: a
..\Nhat. however. is more commonly expected from
IA onal constitution the precise frm government
which is to give.and execute laws in country: ala the
ingenuity # all preceding leg sllors has baea enplavei
to frame or preserve the nice balance c several inepen
dent powers 81 as to maintain the tebsrarive o,avity
il the Legislature. avoid the precriae decision d,
momentous questions By the clnGurence i varaps bra~
ces It society," and to invest the executive power wnh
a due atioanf Of authority and drnjiv Th,f vas tbe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12
IIECAILEORNIAG GOLD

We have seen al individual jrst arrived from Cali
frnil with fifteen p1nad5 Of ha Feather river gpd lnst
sufficient fiji sample ii His trunk and alth,nrh i
shines sein-tvelY. il u nny smother pflot Tint .aH il
MOI gId that oter5, being neither nnr less III! y.
species OF nca. The gen-leman who brought it OF
understood, when he sacked it, its precise vs1e and
had idea that he fetching preciuns ore still he
thought fair specimen It be Of service in these Dart,
a lesson to those who hastily picking up the
Iuls, i1r the gold region.
This individual was on HE enchanted ground itself
hearI he IF Feather river riug its LIla war
the sparkling sands. and saw various biD.d,
win picks and shovels beab ring tie earth ID exr,c
The decrtil mica AMI many would MT fir iong TIM
believe that it MT real gld. 1t was however d.
ternnet before he lcf-lhlt the gold fever was an III,
mtgited hun5ug in which knayes and fools were the
partners.
The dust has be1 fAiry representa- BY the Calf,rna
rlmanners, FIR i hnhs very like flakes, aud VI
have seen similar Phenomena among he le!les of NV
England; never fr moment dreaming they were uui
Ii line Spaniars AID .aans failed during several bu.
drGd years past, iiad such tract of gold land with
their keen scent FIR he al modern Californans NAV
well give Up gll han!ily and turn their attention i,
NhFatand corn ilis, am vineyards, fir which tier, Il
~ better ctu1y rldh. 10 tie pearl fisheries If The
coast. hch have not been di5ub bed r two centuries
NJ l. SUI
wv by McG0TKl.E L sINips VI S4ig
Augu-t 2i-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

The National Ineiligeucer II Saturday clniains ANU
Their If the g Campaign" articles, the whole series d
which, well and ably written. The following ex
retfes period which nsy be called the Golden
Age" Of the R-pablic:
Nov, therfare bu two sorts IF party proper ID D nj
institutions and natural own. one ofh-se oGnls
itself existing inter SIS ana h peserv4tJn The 9th
up opinions. The first OF these is tie Conservative
parry; the seconi that ofinnovlon. nnw generally siyl
lag itself hy A more hauerinI title Progressce From
The beginning. parry had, among u.s. rs ly-d sefiAto
these lwo forms, but neither pushed its 10 excess
For time. The Federalis;' were ultra conservative.
hrlngh natural alarm the enormities # French De
cT1cy and Mr. Jefferson. from his tendency to French
theories, was nuch nvard disposed 0 aA guided 5y
spclaiive IDEAS, ~ policy which regarded tjo mach
alfrd oririars, .her than sol interests Under
Nessr Maliso1 ana Moar q howevrr liberal VT can
iius rulers brh tend -ucies were ch-cke,!: their al
minis ra'ious full a spirit ufinpr,vement rather
lh1a # ianoTaiion. Genuine statesmen they did not
orlly al.re either the oil orihe new, but endeayorel
''Ir-serve ihe rner and ti fJuni upon it whatever
tA- h.tcI fired f ameligrali,a.
They wee hih Conservative AMI Prorres.ive and
iua5 satisfying h.trIhese adva s. tnndaaces (Which as
We ia:H ~ad deer nine pi!iiics. these 10 the
XII n. 81 la.tIa nrw-tha sober al Ihahinr III rila
Themselves hy fhn paS The eadI,rr uqif to expect
every thIag " ;ha.lurr, thy Wi 81 bl ii onc great