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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
His excellency the President has communicated
to me the following decree -
The President Of the Republic of Mexico TO che inha
btants thereof know 70 that tho general Congress
has issued the annexed decree -
Article l. The export duty precious metals will be
folows:-
Gold, coined or wrought two Per cent.
Silver, COINED or wrought, three per oeat.
Alloyed or pure silver wrought into images with
tncsts that the stamp duties have been paid four
halt per cent
Article H. Two PER cent will be csueoted 81 the sss-
ports on all coin arriving from the interior.
La the same be published distributed and piled
with. Palace Of the National Government, McKee,
May "a, 184a. JOSE JOAQUIN De- HERRERA.
To DeR FRANcIsco ARANoorz.
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Omcial Documents from Mexico.

lcoMM UNIoATKD BIZ THE MEXICAN LHGArIoNl
His sxcellcncy the President has communicated
to me the following decree:-
The President Of the Republic Of Mexico to the in
habtans thereof Know 70 that the general Congress
has Issued the annexed decree -
Article L. The ports Of Huatuco and Aitats will ~
made ports Of entry and foreign vessels touch at
either, and engage in the soasting trade.
Article H. The custom house OF tho former port will
be in the town Of Santa Cruz that Of the second in
Alfalfa The decree Of July IL, 1910, will b. that by
which they will be governed.
Let the same be published distributed, and complied
with. Palace Of the National Government, Mexico,
May Is, lS40 JOSE JOAQUIN DE HERRERA,
To DoN FRAycIsco ARAycorz
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Appointments 4.

WAsHNGroN, juno 20-4P.M
Alfred Mitchell, as Consul to Cork Jas Hsndeberk
Of Mississippi, Consul at Lyons; and VIM A. Bradley
a. Postmaster g. Washington City
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CANANpAIcuA, June 29-7X NJ.
The United States Circuit Court has been in session
ut this place ten days. Judges Nelson ConkiDg On
the bench.
Ex-Governor Seward is here, and is engaged 1t II
said in number Of patent suits about to commence
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Minister TO Russia.

WAsHrcToS, June %, 1S4o.
Hon. Joseph r. Ingersol Il Pennsylvania, it is said,
will probably succeed MIR Bagby as Minister to Russis
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Maine Democratic Convention

BosroN, June 29-2 30 r NJ
The Maine Democratic Convention, in session
At Portland has not yet settled the question the
credentials of its members No nomin alton Cover
nor will probably be made to- daythe struggle bstvssa
the two factions is quite animated.
ANOTHER DESPATCH
PORTLAND June 20, 1870.
The Hon. Robert P. Dunlap chosen president Of
the Democratic State Convention, by accamation Dr.
John Hubbard. of Hallowell nominated a. caudi-
date for Governor by ballot having decided majority
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Hillss,oronsh, Mash y, iSi9.
PIesrnt. IN Tie mrHlbrrs u lie Bcari.
On molisn. The following oslinaaces were
ads4asd:
Bshardliaei. That M person Or persons slail
emit o. keep N Billiard Table. Ten-I in A.lsy.
o o,lrr place q the kinI or sports. within the
limits d this corporation without tirsl ay ing IL
10 The Town Treasury the following annual ;as.
w; on each Billiard Talle. iax Of leo doliar.:
On zach Isn-Iin Alley. o. oller rlace 81 The kirl
far sports. 20 dollars; and the Town Constable Is
hereby required 10 eolleci The same. and shall ae-
count 10 The Treasurer fH 81 sueh ,a,es ia The
same manner he i required TO account for oil.
er taxes due the Town.
Be II J1fLr 0rlaaintl. Thsi from ard after
the passage Of this ordinance. every 0rsanit or
other travelling Musician. who plays within ihs
limits II this corporation for The purpose Of col
leciing money, shall he required 10 pay a IA, of
one dollar; and the Town Constable is hereby
required TO collect the sane and pay il over TO III
Town Treasurer: Provided. That il shall hc lie
dictionary with the Magistrate Of Police 10 rsmit
the tax, il the person he blind or disabled in any
o,hei way for making living.
L. A. HEARrf. Town Clerk.
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FEnN WV ARI.EANs.
80 OFle.l.. 40 n. q. hi.

Nos Ofsrsns. Masrh 10. r. M
/ Tie ierses = Ra,aa R,.nes and Do
nziesonsille haze gisen Wy. and he a.
Ter Is oserHaSing he ruuhlry u fearful
rail-. dung immrnse dalEage 10 plantations
along lie nSer. Thousandsofarrrsa are COM
plrleiy inundated. and there ~ M know
ing shat ihe Consequences msy BE-. We
are il momenlary apprrhrns;-n dat Tie
hank AZ New OIlrsns would give Way.
AMI 4 80 the consequences cannot bal b
serious. Tie riiy sulhnriiiss are taking
arlise mfasures 20 guard against q. and
prepare for HE wnIsi.
The rs,iion market has hcen quite active
during lie wrrk. y nh sales IN I'll 81 10,
90 bales. chasing Il Il. per ID. advance.
Provisions are quiet and rather dull.
There : M change 10 notice IN Flour
demand moderate.
FIeighis arr steady and frsi class vessels
in good demand.
The weather has been wei aud unplea.
SAINT.
Oh. city continues 10 enjoy its usnal
degree II heslihfulness. There are sill
= lev lingering ease II rhnlera in 4 moii.
i,d form confined 10 The lower and dis
sniule clls.es.
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SUPREME COURT.

Weoopy from he Register thr ioEOuing 0Iin
ions. delivered sinre our Iasa no,ice:
By RrFrIs. O.. Ia Hsu.rr {. shore. IN Y.
quily. from siskes. dismising ise in AZ 10 Con
rad's administrator. with costs.
Also. In canall 6. Huss-y, from Duplin, sf
ffnling The judgment i.sios.
Also. in DsR e. dsm, HARDY a Bruiher Skin.
nsr. from chawsn. affirming he Judgment he.
low.
Also. in Kline =. Brooks. from RandelIIh. re-
versing The Judgment and directing uairs de
moro.
Also. IN Walton .. Cos. IN Equity. from Cum
beIland, directing a lrirIrnce 20 the Master.
Also. in Ward =. Sutton. IN Equity, from Car
ierei.
By NIsH.J J. IN Horne 0. Home. from Anzon,
affirming ihe Judgment helow.
Also. IN Patterson {. Baslenhamer. from Gull
ford, reversing The Judgment and directing renii-
re de moro.
Also. in De er dcm. scoit .. Fears, from Wake.
affirming the judgment l.law.
Also. ID Doe ex deH. Andrews =. Andrews,
from Bladen. affirming the judgment below.
BY PEiRsaS. !. II Hargnse '. King. IN Eqni-
y. from Davidson, affirming The inierlocuion Or
der.
Also. in Eulis =. Lindsay. in Equity, from
Guiliord, declaring HE plaintiff snlilrd 10 an ac-
count.
Also. in Martin =. PoinileIter. IN Equity. from
Surry. dismissing the bill with costs.
Also, in Forbes =. Smith, IN Equity, from cra-
ven, directing q reference.
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Wilmington. March IL. 1919.


A meeting was held this evening AZ
Masonic Hall. 10 take into consideration
the subject 81 the contemplated improve
meni Of the Cape Fear and Deep Rivers.
Gen. Alex. MarRae WAS rallied 10 the
chair, and d. q. Parsley aud w. q.
JefTreys were appointed Secretaries. The
meeting was briefly addressed by Mr.. Z.
w. Brown and Capt. Gilheu Potter, whn
exhibited handsome specimens II roal and
iron ore procured by them on a recent
visit 10 Chatham County. and gave very
interesting statement Of the apparent lra.
sihiliiy Of The work. the resources Of the
country, and The vast benefits likely 10 re.
snll from the accomplishment Of the work.
20 the tnwn Of Wilmington aud The inieri.
or Counties which will thus hive good
make, opened for their products at small
expense Tor transportation.
Mr. w. s. Ashe. Senator from the
County, bring called on, also made a few
forcible remarks on the praclicabiliiy Of
the work. and the great advantages likely
to flow from il.
Mr.. b. !. Howe next addressed the
me eiing. His intimate acquaintance with
the upper country enabled him 10 furnish
much interesting and valuable inf"rmainn;
and on closing his remarks Offered the fnl.
lowing resolutions, which were unani.
monsly adopted:
Resolved. That this meeting highly ap-
proves Of the action Of ihe last session Of
lie Legislature. in regard 10 he Internal
Improvements Of the State, and thai N The
independence. libcIaliiy and patriotism
which dictated that action. they recognize
The harbinger Of a bright and prosperous
luiure.
" Resolved. Tha, party politics being cast
aside, we can and do uniiedy and grateful
" say 10 our immediate Representatives
in both branches Of the Legislature: Well
done We good and faithful servants.
Resolved, That while we do most cor
dially desire the speedy aud successful
completion Of every project Of Internal
Improvements. authorized by the last ses-
sion Of the Legislature, we yet feel called
upon 10 devote our chief attention aud as
sisiance 10 the improvement Of the Cape
Fear and Desp Rivers.
An opportunity being then Offered for
subscription TO stock, number OF Gen.
tlemen prelent came forward and made
subscriptions. which show that this com.
munily are alive 10 the importance Of The
work, and that however their energies may
have been strained on other works already
completed aud in process Of completion,
this shall also receive their aid. The
meeting then adjourned.
ALIEN. McRAE, Chairman.
o. G. PAISLEY, ! Secretaries.
w. O. JErFREys,
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RAILWAY ENTERPRISE IN THE I'M.
TED STATES.

Its matter of legitimate pride and
congra,ulaiion 10 the American people that
their comparatively infant country should
already be accommodated with larger
amount Of railway communication than
any other country in the world. Y IS
difficult 10 believe that this can be the case
that a nation which was fighting for lis
very birth only seventy years ago, should
already have outstripped the hoary nations
Of the Old World in the successful EN-
plovme Of these most important auxilia-
ries to civilization, refinement and social
happiness.
On the frs, Of January last, there were
six thousand four hundred and twenty
one (6.42l miles OF rail laid in the United
States, and in operation.
In the United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and ireland there were only four thousand
four hundred aud twenty; less than in the
United States Just two thousand and one
miles. In France there were one thou.
sand two hundred and fifty; in Germany
three hundred and seventy; and in Tho
rest of Europe. only sixteen hundred ant
thirly.eighi miles.
is worthy Of being borne IN MUD
,ha, none of the railroads in the Unltc'
States have received any aid from tn
General Government, while there is scar
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-21

irriy oae i np~rs-inn q RsrnP.. Ehiri
HIS n0i bsen riiear. Il nos eniirriy hslil
a lhr fuilis sApens-. Many. q Ea'isl
same az ohr Taasis have srriFed he sd
Of the Siair Co ernmrnis. boz prohshly
die shole amoanI e puliic money invest
ed ID Ihis kind u properly. ioes not n.
ertd. 4 II equals Iwa IsT rent. Bpnh The
sEgTreaie amount q railroad capital "a lhs
UniIed STARS.
In this ranneNian. u may be interesting
10 compare he rssst u In.ds 70 Ensland
and Franre aiih lIlase IN Ibis country. 10
see whether he difference may noi sug-
gesl some profitable infrrrners. The
average rosl of 81 he railroads. in The
United Siaaes has hern. say s3O.OuO pr
nile. II Franer. sas $4,000. Ii EGG
land. say sli5.0nO. or nearly i've liInrs
- murh - in he Unilrd Sillrs. Doubt
less. the work n England Is in lie main
mnrh helirr IN many particulars. Than The
roads ~ lhis runnlry. They are hrollhiy
more srruTe. They are extensively 0rna-
menied: greater alirniinn has neen paid IN
some insianres 10 The lnxnrions tastes Of
4 large risss 81 passengers IN England
who lravrl wiil,rul Tef,rrnre 10 expense.
and who ran ailnrl any prize almost, in
reason. fnr SINGLE additional comlnn.
To ollige ilhs class. no tl,uhl . vast
amount Of money Is a.ied IN giving IN
necessary security n lie works. machine
~ and management Of The road. 20 the
convenieness Of passengers IN travelling
upon Them. &r.. all whirh, however, Is
Just So murh Il ias upon The poorer
rlssses. y ho are prepared 10 submit cheer
lully 10 The puvalions and disromf'ris
which This extra expense j. designed 70
remove. but towards which lhey can III
afford 10 contribute.
In This r0uniry. we waste NJ money
upon unnecessary securities. upon Tie idle
ornaments or nnircnsi1mcd Injuries in aur
cars. depOls or elsewhere; we simply ron
irive 10 sci our ears IN motion. without
losing sight 81 any important comfort, and
at the same time. with due regard 10 the
interests az that largest class 10 the com
munily. 10 whom high fares are equivalent
10 a prohibition from travelling.
Rail Roai GGseffe.
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FROM CAI.IFoRNIA.

The Boston lially Advertiser acknow
lodges The receipt of The Star aud Califnr.
MAN, published al San Francisco, ri the
date of 23d December, and gives the. sub.
joined epiiome Of the intelligence of rrln.
cipal interest:
II contains some Interesting reports of
meetings of the people Of California for
The establishment ola Provisional Govern
meui, BY convention Of delegates regu.
larry constituted. Il furnishes evidence
also Of the actual existence Of ciyil gov.
eminent, for The preservation Of society
and The punishment Of crimes recognised
by every societv.
On lie 10Th Of December trial took
place in The village of San Jose, belorrJndge
Kimball II. Dmmick, Alcalde oil The dis.
lric,, and Jury empanelled for the case,
or three men. named, Davis, Campbell. and
Freer. for murder. The Jury pronounced
yerdic, Of guilty, and they we're sentence
ed TO be hanged. The sentence was car
ried into execution on the 18th in presence
&c large concourse o(ciilzens. The con-
yicts COMES ed their guilt. and embraced
the Catholic faith. Three other men were
subsequently, tried FOR participation IN the
same crime, viz: Cotton, Woodland, and
Lee, and The Two latter on The additional
charge Of perjury. They also were found
puil,y. and were sentenced for the first Of.
fence 10 receive, Cotton fifteen, and the
two others eighteen lashes, and the latter
ON the additional charge, forty lashes each,
and one month confinement in The stocks,
10. T.. Picket. tried at Fort Sacramento
ION charge Of The murder Of MIR. Alder
man, was acquitted.
A public meeting, Of which DIR. John
Townsend was President, and james U
Ward and William $. Clark Wee Presi
dents, was held al San Francisco on The
evening Of the 2lsl, and by adjournment
on The Odd. for considering the necessity
of establishing Provisional Government
They adopted very well drawn up pre-
amhie and resolutions, stating the necess''
Ties Of the case. and the steps resolved gu
f.r accomplishing the object. Inc pre-
amble alludes 10 the cesslon Of the 'err.'
tory by Mexico-ihe cessation OF .he MI,
htary goyernment-ihe great influx o.
emigran,s-and the intelligence winch al
fonled little prospect Of an immediate ex'
tension over them ofthe laws oil the Unit
ed States.
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Law ofn1aniage in New York-A

day or Iva since, ON aquesiion being ask
ed in The City Hall On this subject, !, was
shown tina, collateral branches ola family
can iniermarry in this State. The only
prohibitions are marriages between pa.
rents and children. including grandparents
and grandchildren of every degree. as.
rending and descending, and between
hroihers and sisters. If the half as well rs
The whole blood" The principle TO extend
10 illegiilma,e as well as legitimate chIl-
dren and relations. Should intermarriages
or improperly Of conduct occur among
The prohibitions thus mentioned, IL shall be
considered incest, punishable by coniine-
ment in the Stale prison for term not
exceeding ten years. n J. Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-21
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intelligencer.l
Friday, March. is Is

Friday, March. is 1919.
TouAcco.--The receipts are fair. hi,
no, large, and prices have improved since
our lest report. i.ugs Q a 4c; Common
Leaf 4 Al: Middling a 6; Good and
prime 6! 8.
CorToN. The market continues ami.
mated. and prices range from 81 &c;
all Of fine quality readily commands the
latter prce. Sumo holders ask &c.
FLouR.-'rhe market is dull, there are
offers to buy at Sia, but holders wan, So.
WnEaT. - But lille arriving, prices
range from 100 lose.
CoRN.-The receipts are light. and but
little doing for export. We quote Ala i5r.
PEAs.-Black eve peas. IS Soc.
BEAxs.-While bcans. IS SIC.
B,Cox.-Va. Cured, duh at Il Ii.
I.Rp.-7i Sc.
BR,Npy.-ya. Apple, 81 %.
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Rev. Samnrl r. Prarse. Wn. Afbnsl.i.
esq. .af Chatham. and perhaps oihrrs.
These Eeniirnen sHr rapalle gf dning
jn-iire 70 anr rsuse &c IhFrrfare insise
III who si-h wsil n he community. 10
attend. We ssprrially inriis al Ilsase
Who have heen. or expeeI 20 NJ. brfure
the Pahlie - eaniidslrs frr pablir ofFire.
20 altrnd and hear oar Chains and The
grounds an whirh ne resi. We DO M
come - y0u. gFniiemen. in the name Of
any club. ariler. parry. seri. or dennmina.
iian. We in.iie lnn IN Ihe name AZ hn.
mainly and good order. We have aiifn
sssemhlrd n h~ar yua SCI forth your r.
speeIise srhemes lor HE general go0.i;
treat n now with The same risillty. We
ronsull your gaod. As well rs ON ewn.
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NEW MExIco AND TENS.


The following extract Of letter from
Santa fe is from . reliable SQUIRE. Il
shows that The New Mexicans mean IL
resist The Texan attempt al government:
Santa Re. November 10, Isis.
Smith arrived Few days since and gave
nc a Iolrrahly good account az van and
y"nr proceedings. With :. came also 4
Judge. sheriff. clerk. &c. frnm Texas, 3"
assume jurisdiction over Tie county OF
Santa fe. or The eleventh iudIrial,lisirici 81
Texas. lie seems harmless and molten.
sive. aud nobody knows him or his right
Of jurisdiction: and as he can only raise n
iall sc q patty. composed of a Few Amer.
rans. and as every Mexican stands ready
TO tight against The clam 81 ] exas-whicll
they did moi against The entrance &c Gen.
keamy-I suppose be will spend The
inter and go home again. Though that
excessively silly message Of The President
in regard TO The Texas claim has much
alarmed aud exasperaied The New Next
cans. who heretofore have been true 10 The
United States interests. ] firmly believe
that every respectable Mexican would ra-
iher desert his home, al the sacrifice Of his
property, either 10 Mexico or the United
States, Than come under ihe control Of
Texas; and, furthermore, we Americans
who have cast our lot in The country feel
with them in regard 10 this ridiculous
claim, and will by no means ever consent
10 live here as an appendage 10 1'exas,
Indeed. we have really No apprehension
that Mr.. Polk will be able 10 induce Con-
gress 10 do Us any such injustice.
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The nIilitia.-An act respecting the
Militia, provides that hereafter, all per-
sons now liable 10 militia duty according
TO law. shall be kept on the militia rolls
and returned as heretofore; bu, no person
over ihiriy-6ve years OF age shall be called
upon To attend mus,ers. drills, or any mi.
lilary exercise, except in ease oi wal.
That all persons thirty-ti,e years of age.
who desire the benefit of the provision oil
this ACT. shall appear before the court mar.
tial ofihe Regiment 10 which they belong,
and make oath that they are .hir,y.tive
years Of age, and the Colonel shall give
them certificate exemting them from
militia duty except in case OF war.
Hereafter a service Of len years in a
Volunteer Company exemrts from fur
iher duty. Commissioned officers may
he exempt after eight years service. All
the rank and file throughout the State shall
hereafter he entitled 10 vote for the field
officers from The highest 10 the lowest.
The eighth section Of this act says that
hereafter there shall be two Company
muslers in each year. al present there
are three. according 10 law; so the third
one is abolished. Wardens Of the Poor
and superinlendents Of common Schools
10 be exemp, from duty. N Caroliaian.
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railroad s:azctte.-A nfw wcrLl,

Railroad Gazctte.-A new weekly
sheet has hcen issued in The city Of New York
under this title. !, Is TO contain diagrams Of all
Tho Rail Rosds in the United States, the time q
arrival at. and departure from, the different sta
lions, and the distances between them, the rates
of fare, freight, &c. Also the principal stage,
steamboat. shipping. and ocean Steam navigation
routes, in, TO, and from this country; and 50 far as
practicable, the routes and lines with which they
seyerally have communication. And also due mo-
tees Of Ill improvements in Locomotives, Tea
ders aud the machinery connected with them.
Corrections are TO he made weekly, 80 as to make
il truly, as ], PROCESSES TO he, the Merchants and
Travellers Guide Published by =. Horn, New
York, at two dollars per annum.
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Remarkable Case u Recovery frcm

Lcu1AA1Eic lo1c VI hcCVtcAg lp4
Insanity man lsays ihe bossrn TFs
Eell'r1 who has far ioriy years hern eor-
inrd a. Fzring maniac il he poor han
4 Newbn. has heen Suddenly re-i"Esd %
m reason. lie has been regarded . IN
rnTlele. and inr grrsi paH II The tine
during hrs confinement, Re has hefl %
flnleni a 20 Iri,sler il necessary 70 rhs n
him. Tie appears Ike me suakrEei
imm = lang slerP. an Trn-mbers .lisss..sl-
y evrnis Nhiri. nrrs.Isri presious la re
l''ss II his reason. tui aniiiips n; is
iTlnspirrd dnrins lie Ing ,eaEs uf lis
confinement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-21
1900 acres Of Land
FOR SALE

an Little Brush Creek, west end OF chatham
" county, known by the name Of Underwood
Store. The Subscriber, wishing to leave me
county will sell low for cash, OF approved paeef.
The Mace is well improved, with excellent store
Honsc Barns. Thrashcr and all useful out bniid-
mrs and a Sienc Ware Factory, and good clay
e. he business, with first rate site and
S.c,ncv for n tanncry. At leas, two thirds Of the
land 1 wood land, and well adapted TO the CON-
NON culture Of the country, called first rate wheat
land lies well and compact together, is well wa.
,oreJ. and convenient to good mills. Those wish
mo 10 purchase land in this country would do
well 10 view the premises.
WM. BOWEN.
March sth, 1919. *
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For the Hillsborough Recorder.
The People to the Candidates.

We, the friends OF morality and good
order IN our community. propose holding
a meeting in Hillshorough on the oi
May next. 10 consider and set forth the
evils growing out of the common practice
Of public treating by the candidates of our
county; and also To propose remedy (oI
the evil, if suitable one can be found,
The meeting will be addressed by tile
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Tho Virginia House Of Delegates has reconsi-
derei lie vote ny which il rejected the Virginia
and Tennessee Rail Road bill, and il has been
passed into law.
A bill pfo,idins for tunnel through the Blue
Ridge has also passed and become a law.
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Latest from California. Letters from

Latest from California. Letters from
San Francisco 10 the oath December have
been received in Boston. They continue
10 rive accounts Of The great influx Of EN-
isrants. The present winter IS the coolest
known in California fur so years. 100000
bushels Of wheat had roited there, for lack
of persons to gather il. The prices Of real
estate had fallen IN the Sandwich Islands
NJ greatly as il had advanced in Calilornla.
The Islands arc fast becoming deserted By
white men. In California provisions were
plenty. aud prizes rece'ling. yet we see y
. stated that the barquc Jndinc and scl'f'