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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
Irtfst from the NIfnes.

About goo souls, it is calculated, vii Winter
81 The " dry diggings" alone. On Tuba and Feather
h!versl Preparations being made pass the Winter
" great number. Houses are constructed and sup
plies stored but scarcity Of provisions for the coming
season prevails IL every camp. A; Ju5a settlement
hss been formed near the upper digZngsr-l50
houses have been erected constructed chiefly Of logs
and hopes entertained Of passing comfortable Win
ter. Upon the Middle Fork 81 the wy discovered
oigginf, the worthy citizens Of Drydg sins-rb are
emolOyed almost 20 man, Il il SAID 10 mining. and
with very fair success The disgers mostly u the
Oregon emigration Prom a. - FIVE ounces per day Is
tee ststecPeld. The gold sarEe and extremely oesu-
riul quite free from sand an pebbles The usus pro-
cess Of taking il BY throwing up dykes and turning
the water from lie channel drain portions Of the
rivers bed. In the edcies Of the main stream il
se,H in great abundance and at depth Of - and 81
lee IN many places At this sggrevstng distance Il IL
quite harmless hsnskss have Owed with desperation
becoming pearl fishers, but go"-the gold yet re-
mains uuhogered. Washing for gold has been gerer-
ally given up for the The water 10 cold and
Jack Frost regular in bic morning visits IA we have
before stated very little gold Will be gathered ster the
commencement Of the rsins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

cause handful Of Ch!lenes ard Peruvians have soue
70 California to scratch In Tire sard Of he Sacramento
in search Of gold.
Although TIL. contemplate measure does not assc,
U.s. since a. Ssw.Gfsueiisns ne have TIE right 70 20
and scrs,ch ss much gold IS theirs. North American
p.ss II over in silence, and W pub.h with
Satisfaction hoping that ii ay reach the Of tha;
immense writer, Senior BEUSATT," 10 the end that
he n employ hi. llustrious Nr York Hsral" in pre-
serving bis Bs0rsf adiys land from the ruin thu. lis
conDstriots C.sy and smith would bring down upon
her. There yet remain in Peru, Bolivia and CniA
mines Of At kind. Of metals snd Il there {. not gold
enough ia C4lfornis for the citizens Of the Uni,ed
states we invite them il the Of the Government
Of those sister Republics to como 70 the rich hills Of
Pssco Huslgusyoc P0tos and finally TO those gigantic
coloss Of almost cold silver which have recently been
discovered il Chill Let them 20 to cslforns, to Ro
Nero Gairu, Tres puenies. JGcs. BUlass where they
will be received With open arms Nor need they 20
alone bot they may take with them Ausulmsn5. lIe
brers Greeks, &c. &c. They may dig as much god
silver and copper they want without having TO pay
for II and Il they desire TO carry ii on, OF the
country they will BE obliged 10 pay only moderate
duty Bat that they may avoid 90 long, painful and
costly journey there here within sight Of the city
the hills Of Bsr,olome and Mshpneta In which there is
gold tbs, they can 90 after without anybody. modest
ing them, and if they want we will show them the
way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
Farther Item. b, the Crescent city.

Mr. Gilman left San Francisco on the 10th Dec.
he states that the country perfectly tranquil and
there had not occurred at the mines only one case
Of robbery and assassination. This was committed BY
two deserters. from the army and one from the
navy They killed one Of the miners and robbed him
OF 81 800 In gold Although not yet captured diligeui
search being made for them and they will doubt
lees be dealt with promptly.
The Z : storeshlp Lexington left San Francisco for
Valparaiso the f,h Of December, with 5000 In
Gold dust A, Valparaiso the amount Is to be cast into
bars and then shipped by the English TO Pa
mama, and thence to the United States BY tie fret
steamer from Chsgrcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
Scarcity Of Dwellings.

Houses and shanties are 50 scarce that an Occu-
pant Of ten By twelve, who has the shsnty Lease
Of $40 per month, offered $50 per month 10 move
out by arrival. Ia consequence Of the large
number of passengers arriving from abroad By every
vessel fear tina, vast deal of suffering will be
penenced by hundreds without shelter. when the rains
commence, which must be close AZ hand. Lumber Is
and ~ the enormous price Of 70 per LOCO feet
vhio quantities are lying ready for shipment at al the
the Lm0acaderss on this Bay at BOdega and santa
Cruz 10 say nothing Of the abundant supplies might
obtain from Columbia River and siika II we had the
vessels Our citizens hope 10 obtain relief from
Com. Jones' By his throwing open the coasng trade Of
Oregon and California emp0rarhy to foreign 1sgs, aud
thereby enabling them 20 obtain articles Of rstrato
cesslty-lumbcr and pTovisiOns-at moderate cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05


Tesse"y 81 Lses-seeS sDeessssesse Sss
ots- Gev. seWure-ue0e UepaPtDeos 90
Mr.. Lawrence-NsPth Carolina The tsrsaI
Rtrc IN Newly rk-R esisuattss Of MT
D,,I... A.. Nr.
CoffesPonaeese W 10 I""sss
WAsMxaroS. Friday, March 2
| r. .,..l.hI. ,,.;t,on tsken by the Loco
| A"0
Foco portion Of the Senss iass nSse or rs'ner tns
| mouth o.rces Of that BODY Nessrs. FosrE and Dore
| - a. $500. 49,. rov, D.x,s ana rxpe.
' 49, - -. s~.,.'
wo0p while the Minnesota eia va before me Sses'r'
shows very conclusvey that Tie once hcders are r.
solved not TO yield, 10 matter how vroaxfsl'y hey
hold their pos.t.cns, or how boldly they oppoeeo % .
election Of Gea. TAYLoh without dsspsrass ssrustle
The r'se vns Of the Senate ChaDoefths SENATE % n
nous IN lie annals for dignity and freedom from eesrss
political visaPessuon-v tor The remainder Of NE ~
sion sod m0st certainly darfss Ne Executive Secession
tnst - 70 ieios ~1eneser nomnsnoh ot sns rest
der. elect or 40 sner' 10 create ace once called for
oy tee exseney % 'ne umes rsoeaaimee sxet snem
Sespcts'ey sna ~; o' sns ssss " y" Ioss
that she has ,ent nefe sels important sris. ooe OF
her so'est ana moot lnaessasso's sooe ws n sxw-
ARD. tns1 soc % uO' s"'' ~'"-~'1 " es''>'a " e~
rights En- ,.,
Inc Oaolne' seems u nuA1 n as.s.,nn 's 90,
Win tne pro.so 'ns' nm. IN ~ 1 s %
established M LANSsSs. va. sas mo a. &C. Va
stssd 81 'hc Navy, ~"n W. ~
ofhce ~, Ca. a.. NJ
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aloMe ,ot Ire,losn' 49,. 49,, 49,, 81
Sn''se noa VIC ne syS - 80 .r,sndsnv
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&c. a,. ~ =, d. e. ",,~ hsd bv
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"a :, CEN 4 N R.ssrSos. The sSlc ch.irmsn
- - c.,.,,,s. ~ rns,.n as.,,s ~hc h.s hsep .ix
o. .ns ~ % "a s. -. ..,,ns,~ no,ra.
"a -. xiss,,n, \, -,nv.,sio. 81 his c.,nss,tuent.
-, Si,,.. Th,s waaS ss,sse, x,,sn c.r,i,n. and
ea a,' ee' me- - w. =, IT, ,,nn,,~
=" yho Sspstc 10 Ssx Ssbste sr,se interesting
% nsrch.n,. p.r,calsrv those Of the CITY of New
yo,a ynan the buI 70 remit the datie, paid on the
rooas ds.troyed BY Ore la NewYork
NJ WypsryR opposed the bill on the ground
thai IL gave the or-ers and not the ixsssrs the money
ana wshsd /, aid ON Inc table a. the House had bll
an the s.ms subject iu6u,telv better
No.. purrps and UuxryR asked him 4, h
v,,st,sw IA. ,po,,on t,r few momsn,s'
a., W ns1sr r. ,,,n,,s. only o,s N,
-. MT :..,or WV A''"'''' '''
NJ puy,r. i wi.h IN amend 40 a. tn DESTROY
a.. $780,, in,nnr,s,. and Insurance
S,,n.," 40 a. ,ss "a. bs insursd ana than de-
.,vay~S ana ,bs insured aha. receive the value OF the
soods then the Insurance Company shall receive the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
California Expedition In Peru-Manifesto o.
The American Minlster.

The PerHano OF Lima publishes letter OF
Randolph Clay, Charge dAfairs Of the U. States
to Don. Felipe Pardo, the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs of the Republic of Peru. This letter
which we translate from the Spanish is as fol
lows
In the ComsrciO of Dec 20, aud in several Previou;
numbers there 10 an advertisement entitled "Phian
hroplc Society OF California, proposing the formation
OF Company or Association to work the Gold Mines
of California There is also TO believe that sim
liar Companies have been organized In Tacubsyeque
Areqaipo, snd other points of the Republic OF Peru
and .ha, many Peruvian citizens have gone or art
ready to 90 for the object In addition TO this i
appears hs, the members OF such Associations and ,hs
Emisrants have resolved TO explore the auriierou'
lands or mines Of gold wthou, taking into consdera
ton that they for the most part comprehended N
the dominions Of the United states
Believing this be the intention Of the persons re
ferred to- and for the purpose Of avoiding . much Al
possible the orignstion Of dcultes between them sud
the local authorities of California the undersigned has
the honor to communicate 20 bis ExceIency sehor
Psrdo Minister OF Foreign Relations for the iniormA
lion Of the public of Peru the suboined copy OF the
provisions Of thst Of Congress of March 5 ls07
which are applicable the public lands in calfornis
emsrs,ou and the settling Of its uncultyated land
cordisg 10 law 1t nevertheless not sanction indis
,nctly the taking possession and occupying the public
domain Of the Union.
Tho undersigned improves this importantly 10 o1sE
70 H. E the Minister OF Foreign Relations, new sssur
suces of his most distinguished consideration.
- RANDOLPH CLAY.
TO H!s Excelency D. FELIPE PAHDo, Minister Of
Foreign Relations
LAVA, December % lsi9.
Then follows an extract from the act OF Msrch 5,
1907. entitled " Act to impede Settlements IN Ter
ritories ceded 10 the United States, without the
Authorization OF Law
The Panameao the first Journal published at
the Isthmus,) republishes the above documents
together with the declaration Of Gen Smith, which
we published few days since, and then adds the
following indignant remarks, which We translate
for The TnbHae:
Before seeing the preceding note Of Gen Smith W
had read In the Lin4so the above communication i
has caused US surprise that ,sO agents Of the uniiec
states, Of high rsnk, should have sos into worry Be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
An Arrival from California.
lsthmus Correspondence of The Tribune.

PANAMA, Feb. 5, 1919.
The brig Belfast arrived here three days since
from san Francisco with two passengers, Capt Stout
who takes command of of the steamers, and gen
,emsn from the Sandwich Islands who has spent two
months at san Francisco. and given me much vau
able Information. tie has quantity Of the Orc which
have seen reports sill confirmed In relation TO
the Gold Region Every house and sleeping-place in
san Francisco is occupied-the California will add $50
The ship Philadelphia sails tomorrow with 200, and
our bark the John Ritson the 18Th with 40 mor"
The people Is coming 10 a certainty. J. l.. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

- Bennett the notorious criminal, died In the
Connecticut state Prison the I'd ul He had bssa
unwe for several days. md tainted IN Ne shop ~ dsy
previous bis death. He wss Of the hsrdsss ehs
Ripley though - It happened not fatally vhsn shss a.
GER arrested nn, several pears ego md - came nssr
Killing Mr. Norton, an oyerseef Of he Prison in ls4<
By severe blow upon bic bad H hsd given ous
vord that be would do moro wsrk absr the Lea u
Nay lel9 and had hs hssd til shss uns, farther ala
Gully would have occurred Viii hin - h ~ Of
ths NOS obssi.s>s wllsl oseWs povs % ~ o0sses
q ~ pnDoa. [uAge6pgt TIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
NETWORK LRGIsLATURE.
SENATE. ...ALsANy, Saturday. March

SENATE. .ALBANY, Saturday March
Mr.. WILKINS reported a bill to increase tho
number Of Justices the Superior Court and TO extend
the Jurisdiction Of the same.
AIR. Coss, agreesbly to previous notice. intro
iuced bill equsre the tolls on foreign and domes
tic salt.
Mr.. FLOYD called for the consideration Of tho
resolution previously offered BY him nsuucng tho Ju
dietary Committee to bring In bill TO restore Coaosy
Courts to their original Jurisdiction. Amer an interest
Ing debate the resolution vas rejected.
The bill to construct Canal In the City OF Brook
lyn for Drainage purposes was read . third time and
passed
The bill to extend the time Tor commencing the
Corning and Cansdsgus Railroad wss also reed third
tns and passed.
The bill to construct Railroad from Auburn to
Cansndsigua was also duly conatsrsd end passel.
The Senate then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
Great Temperance Observation-Disclosures
ment Of the City Oficers OF Brookiyn.

An immense concourse Of citizens OF all politl-
csl parties assembled 10 the spacious Montague Hall
Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, lst ns, and adopted
with unanimous and enthusiastic reclamation the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions
WAo1, Lswswisey enacted and faithfully Administered
FOR the protection " community RON ne evils resulting
from tho sse u ntoxc sing liquors are OF great Importance
all who value life aud The pursuit. u hsppiEess either for
themselves heir children Therefore,
Rsi0ef Thai the Grand jury Of our ciiy BY her fecen
indictments Of certain public municipal snsnes for hef
Violations Of the avs regulating the granting u houof
sigem.nl and hsnas from every individual DESTROYS Of
ing our city freed from he osne and curse Of rum and 10
Resored Tast we have witnessed with much ssrsfscon
the manly honest and disnfed course pursued W
the Judge before whom 40 sempt wa made % 9aash 70.
aforesaid indictments sforcing ss does gratifying sss
that tho office " Judge though BY our pfes-nt Coos
t1on made elective Is free from the curse OF political
terrorism and The ihcumbens exempt from mo debsns
fear often ,rg-rdsred BY desfe Of receiving political
suffsges
faithfully perform their whole duty 10 enforcing tho Avs
may confidently rely on The sunges of The wise and good
% -astsin hem
Reloret That persons elected TO oce who svincs sds
position for political effect far 10 pros1te the ofces hey
hoi TO besow pubic syofs and that Illegally upon me
immoral and unworthy he SURFACES u ms moral
and Intelligent portion Of The community.
R,ovsf Tnag the present JancnFe u our cty snan %
connected with his subject cells lousy and imPenyey
on every ather would bis from the
of inempsraoce every brother who would save Ms
sister from misery ard wo- Of becoming dr1nsHc
Nfe--lpJl every cDfltAdl hA' VI
o-s Immortal ana 1pon every who regards with ssy
degree Of Interest welfare Of bis species ~ unite 10 oce
Strenuous Effort purge city from the pesusfous LIN
eucs ofils thousand grog snols.
The following resolution also received and ADOPT
ed by the sssemblsge cOngregstsd upon the
sion with ore universal shout II hearty applause.
Re.oissS That Ia the Judgment Of Ibis sssemblsss te
hsns. Of he citizens OF Brooklyn enineuily cue Hon
George Hal for his eciest mentality 10 causing be
snagned before legal flbuna me lswdefy1g geniemer
who cocsrnte our present Board Of Krcise.
After the adoption Of these resolutions the meeting
pescesbly adjourned
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
TyrSrSc -KssroS-Msrck

EVENING SEssTos-Msrch =
The CHAIR Mr. STEPHENS OF Ca called the
Committee together clock butthe House not being
full. nothing vas done until % minutes pas. O. when
The CHAIR stated the question to be on the
su,endmsai Of the Committee Of Ways and Means to
the amendment Of the senate
Mr.. WESrwoRrH said before that question was
taken he desired TO offer another amendment to the
senate amendment He sen, he amendment up
20 the Clerk and il read being The l2rh Section Of
The Caforus Territorial BILL extending the provisions
OF the Ordnance Of 1857 70 the Territory
The CHAIR decided that Il was out OF order as
being identical with the amendment rejected before the
recess.
Mr. Ro0T OF Ohio called the attention Of the
chan the fact that the Ordinance Of i7s7 co7aned
other provisions than thst restricting Slavery.
The CHAIE decided that those other provisions
wers ost OF order. being irrelevant 10 the nil-
Nr. Roor appealed from the decision Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

ls.hmus Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PANAMA. Monday, Feb. IL.
There Is nothing specially new this morning. por
lion of the corps of engineers for the purpose of sur
vsvrr the route across the lsthmus arrived here on
Friday last and commenced operations at onee-oegn
ming Al Chsrres. and Gorgons the same time. The
steamer from New. York is expected at Chsgres after
to dsv. Tomorrow morning ship sails for " 4
Dorado and shall have to wait fer my letters unit
Tho e,r,son arrives al san Francisco II Is very
warm here. My dress is white hnen psnisloons and
white linen jacket
Iwould say one word as 20 the Hotel Americana
a, Panama the host is polite aud oahgns, the house
clean and airy aud the table furnished with all the
msrket Affords which is good variety o; hsh, towl
md fruits Adios il. D.
From the CALIFORNIA; Star Of Dec. , we take
the following interesting items, which have not
heretofore been published
Winter 10 the Mountains.
We are glad 10 learn that many OF our citizens
have abandoned the unwse project OF winierns 10 the
mountsins and returned, are preparing 10 return
to,heir homes. We every day more convinced OF
the error those already eucsmped IN the severs noun
tain diggns have committed, and our fears are Tor even
NE, In many plsces as the forfeit Q, 2toasnee,
ronversed with gentleman recently arrived from the
mines and who has pretty accurately calculated tue
chances favorable stay 10 that region TINS winter
who !. prepared speak inanentisly In the matter
and from very fair experience. The prospect frosty
ana starving one. Il does not convey to our undef
standing one inducement 10 remain upon the minins
ground this winter encourage any attempt 70 arg 10,
sold after the setting In OF The rams ne stol WI
sot he taken in qusntty sufficient to render desirable
residence in the mountains during The season ana IS
for establishing rghtfs claim TO any particular sec
lion by precedence many may make grand and sofi
oss fsHi pas In the business let Us observe
A, ,hss srv alggius where most located, sRow.
IL 10 said falls to the depth of two or three eee Inc
weather is extremely Geld, and the various streams N
tsrsecns the mountsins become swollen snd ,snae'eS
almost impassaole. This will prevent trsveiins so
We hope no camp in that remote section des'u,s o.
its Winter supply Of provisions Jaoa and fea1ae'
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lavers, waereon number have collected present sil-
liar d.sadvsntsges 10 the miner and urge upon hin
strongly TIE better policy Of keeping quei until The re-
turn q Spring To imper heslth in the manner pro
Posed y may, Ia scarcely wisdom The placer "a
ample 70 satsiy the grsspng mnc Of the million and
plenty Ofunvofked ground invites labor DON'T Be In
hurry, senis, there's fer more left Of the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY, March 3.
THE LExISGTON-AvENUE MURDER.-Mr Walk
err who has been committed for the murder Of his wife.
was taken to the Tombs this morning sbount l0i
o'clock by Capt, Johnson OF the Eighteenth Ward Pc
leo I8 conducted himself with importurbsble cool
ness and has not ye, manifested the slightest emotion
Of any kind.
FATAL AcclDEST.-A girl about 10 years old,
named Julia Ann Lang yesterday afternoon fell from
the roof Of the house No. ia Chris,opherst and
thereby so severely injured tina, she ha. since died
The Coroner will hold inquest upon the body to-dsy
Found DRowNED.-The body Of an unknown
man was this morning found In the dock the foot of
Dey.st by Policeman Phillips.
THE QUAnASTlNE.-A number Of our prominent
mercantile houses, among whom are Grinnen Mln,urn
& Co, r. Kermit, spoford, Teston & Co, Taylor &
Merrill Chas II. Marshall and others. have addressed
letter to several eminent physicians OF City, in
curing into the necessity of removing ths Quarantine
from Staten bland. The following 1. the reply
NEw.YoRg, Feb. g. ls49
GESTLENEN-ln reply to your letter Of this date,
interestingly ihsi Of any Medical
sanitary the removal Of Quarantine from
s present situation In the pres Of this opinion here
10 discrepancy In views and although frankly given,
his the result Of mature Consideration.
isigned) ALEX'R IL STEVENS MD
JOHN W FRANCIS MD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

MARYLAND GoLD.-Tne gold from Mr.. Ecott $
mine has been snslyzed By the Asssyer Of tho Mint
The Ese,iss Bsllsii. gives the following result
There were /. plumber Of samples Of good size pre-
sen,ed al exhibiting the same general chsrscter-s
ferrueinous quartz such Is Is commonly seen in the
mining region farther south dotted less with
visible gold Three Of these specimens selected
q, random The srst shout OF yielded a; the rate Of
IA yrs Of gold per cwt The second. shout OF. go
grs per cwt The third ABOUT = o. &c gre per cvt.
And from No sbor. one o. was selected a. the most
urfayorsbie portion. being white quartz nearly or
quit free from iron which gave % grs per ewt The
oneness Of this gold BY sssay -e52; consequently
its value IL 1 ll0.h cents per grain"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
AiEAi, IL slfNfNss ~ ID
JOHN w FRANCIS, ND.
JOSEPH NJ. SMITH, MD.
JOHN 4. BECK, If ID.
To Me.u. esrsSrrr, miSf t'i Co. nd Others.

POLICE CoURT.- Officer Hudson last night arrested
John johnson hss Of stealing quantity Of cotton beng
part cargo ship Brutus from @ OF
Logan brought Up stealing watch
vsl1ed 81 Anu MORRISON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05
Ceuxressieuai Nominations.


TESSEssEK.-Gen. WIN. CuLLon is an indepen-
dent whs candidate for Congress In the With District
dthis stats. Washington Barrow 10 The pr esen' Rep
ressnsatvo from there
NIRGlSIA-CHARLEs w. RUSSELL OF Ohio Co
sput up ty the whigs OF Marshall Co. as the Peoples
candidate in the XVIII District, now represented BY
William q. Brown ALEXANDRA NEWMAN 10 a Loco
Fooo candidate In the same District.
LoUisiASs.-T. r. THORPE 10 proposed in the
lid District. He IL Taylor whis
RHODE IsLASD.-The Free Sellers Of Rhode
leland me, in Convention ct Providence ON the lie, inst.
and made the following nominations for State officers
Fer Governor =. EDWARD HARRIS.
fsF Liant Governor. JACOB BAscocK.
Aaoysg General. CHARLEs HAkr.
6es frsasartr. DANIEL CAM
t. cou... Eastern Dist-J0HN BoypES Jr.
Western Dist-LAUREsroN HALL.
q Mr.. BrEkmAS desires us to say, he has in
: rodace6 no bill relative to Fires in the City Of
New.ferk I" reported by the Telegraph. The
e'a introduced by him was concerning Ferries. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

~ Robert NJ. Hudson tLoco-Fccol has been
elected 70 Virginia House Of Delegates from Bosstourt
Co to supply the vacancy ocessoosd By ne dessA OF
Mr.. Thompson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

NAVAL. :. irigate Savannah, Capt. Philip
v VOORHEES, for the Pseihc station, sailed from Bos
ton Thursday afternoon. The following Is LIST Of her
officers
Cspiain-Philip Y. voorhees, Northumberland
= Hazard Henry B. SteIlwsgen- Joshus Hum phreys,
William T. lie Roy, Charles :. aeDon0ugh. Purser-
Thomas B. Male. Surzeon-G. r. B Homer. Asa,
surgeons-Rsndolph z. Mason, A Z. Hill Acting
Ns.tsr-Edward I Nichols Cnapain-Thomss C.
Stsnly. Passed Midshipmen-Jsnes Wlcoxen. Mid
shipnen-Daniel L. BrsiRe Wn. Matt, L. IL New
nan. Frederic r. Brose, George D. Hand C. sulv an.
Richard H. Gayle, John !. Beatty, Wm. A. Abbott, J.
n Hodges, Jas C. Wsker. Captains Clerk-Dshney
C. Wrir Purser's Clerk-Chss. II. Elias. Boasws ain
George Wilmuib sAilmaker-Geofge Parker. Car
p-n,rr-Arnos Chick Gunner-Eiisha Haskell. Lieu
tenants Marines-Fred B. Mcneil Joseph w. Cur.
us Edward Med. Reynolds