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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15

bis 6 SD. 8 psns.-Sl6uer-weffIihes
26 S6iuins bis 26 SD. 6 sDsns !; pbila.
eelpbia unb Baltimore 26,bis 90 S6iaine ;
@suOrIsans unb Sbio 26 biz n S6iains.
Scner In einem Ebsater- 6rO6er 2ebenss
perIuit.
5n @lassow. S6ottnnb. brad nsuIid
in etnem Sbeater, i'm obsrn Stcdwerf. Ssuer
aus. als man sbsn SOrifsIIunsen CAB. @ie
iib Isibt bsnfsn Idst iubte elm Seoss Der
febr sroBen Msnfbenmense iib aus Dem
@ebduce Su sntfernen, nobel Siele umseffc'
Gen wurben unc bic rlebrisen hbsr iie meg
lisfen. Sas Ssuer muroe baIo 9eIblbt
aber bod psrlOrsn 81 prfOnen our6 erbaI
tene 8srIsbunaen ibr Gsben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
1ablt6es fttr sate.
@cISdforuba,,.

Gin eanomirtb me6te folesn6en 8erfu@
nit WeIfhtorn, u. Sworin elmer UuseebnunG
bon srpei Qder. Dos eanb mar poH alsiber
9hte uno Smar Elm Ieibtsr fanoi8er sebna<
bOosn. uno mar Ianse Sabre binbur1 In
Sim0tbp Misfe sewefsn.
Den erlten baIben Qfer oinste er alfc,
eas er cine Sbauiet Don Sbaafmiit n ies
ben .Soufsn Uosr 4oisst tbat-beinr swsiten
aab er isoem Siigst cine Sdaufd pou fur.
sen Dunser-beim orittsn baIbsn 1dsr cine
S6aufsI Don Oiner aus osm S6sunen.
bof Ceer pislmebr cine Miibuns BON fsinem
Ounaer uno @rbe, ben sr bur6 oas pfIieen
oes Sdeunenbofss 9e,ponnen, na6oem bee
lanse Miit psg9erdumt NOR. 4uf ben
pierten baIBen Ider that er in ieoen 5i9et
ciefsIbe Menae CnimIib cine Sdaufsl uOl)
SteinfobIenafde. bic aus gut DermooeTtsr
unb frifdsr 1fbs befano.
Das @eIfdtorn wutbe forafiItis auf ben
Dhnasr seftrsut. unb burb Die 8anse ectte
Rurbis. Saamen nit Dem WeIfhforn 9efdet..
Guf bem Sbeile,c Der mifS6aafmiff seoaH9tr
woroen mar. fam nidt elm einSiaer Sten9efI
sum Sorfdein, wdbrsno Die &irbiHe gut
aufwutfea uno in Ger Grnote bsrftIben
fein unterIdisb su bsmerfen mar. biefslben
waren turdbaus gut. 3wiften Der Grnote
auf Dem Steils, Der nit fursem Oinssr pom
Stsusnbof eeohnst mar, .fcnnte fein Tins
tnftieo bsmerft weroen; bsios bradten einsn
auten Grtrae, so 8ufdsI auf ben Jder.
Uber Der @rtra9 BON cem SbeiIe. Der NIT
Stenfoblenafte esoinat mar. belief flt
weniefen auf 100 8ufdel auf ben 1der.
0rlelbe Sauer perfudte. nit &obIen.
IdIads oas &lsefeIc su cilp9en unb fane ss
uortref1i6. (Brnf.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Gin Hadb GalifOrnia beftimmtes WadOdber


Sc9ar bic Mdoben unfsres 9auees psr
osn'oon Der Cuff srsriifeu, ibr Slid in Dem
9CloIanoe @aIifornien Su iuden.
Ieine 8ofion 3,ituns ersabIt. ba6 Dor
unaefdbr brsi @ohen Elm in ben Mer,iinad
MubIen su eomeu bef6afti9tes Mdbden
ibr Reiibaus usrIisB. uno pOrsab, fie fei, ee.
fOnnsn einiee @onats bel ibren GItern in
9sterboro, Neu Sampi6ire, Sujubriu9en.
giah elmer 4bwsisnbeit BON bsinabs riner
@Ode rpuroe es sntoeft, cob fie in mdnn'
Ii6sr &teicuns nab Bcfcn 9ssdn9en mar
uno QnifaIten traf UNI nadb Californian ob'
surcifsn. Sbre @ltern wuroen unpeSlalib
Don bisfsn llmifdnosn untsrri6tst, wslte
fi6 oarauf nad 8ofion beeaben uno foalei6
Na6fotfbun9sn nab ibrsr perlornsn SCb'
ter anfelIten, ,pslde lie encli6 an Soro ei.
mes nab Californian befimmten Sbifes
fanoen. Sic bate fib ibr 5auptbdar ab'
Idneipsn IaiIsn uno in ibrer MatrOfen Sa'
de uno weiten Bsinfeioern feate lie sinsn
bhbIheu junaen Mann Dor. @s etbeDete,
oaB lie etpa 200 Sbaler aus Der Sparbant
aSogsn bate, na6 8oiiOn fam, ii6 eine
WaiIage nah Californian iiderte, 9iiiGIen,
u. (. w. faufts. uno wirce auf ibrsm @ses
na6 ben @oIoufern oss Sacramento gene
fen fsin, wsnn ss nibt fur Elm i'm Serrrau'
en- Der SsIcin ffebenceS Mdo6sn 9speien
pdre, pelbss, um bic SoI9en ban9e, einen
Serwanoten BON ibrem Sorbabsn benab.
ridtiste uno foIbsr9sifuIt ibren QufsnibaIi
uerristb. Sic CAB ibr beroif6es unterneb
men fsbr un9crn ouf, bod wiaiste iie emo
LID Elm. nit ibrsn @ltsrn nab ibrer 9ei
matb SurhfSufsbren.-(e. ScIfsf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Sine fur;e Srcoiat.

Su elmer 3eit srOser reIisi0fer 1ufrsauns'
wuroe aud Elm sbrliter alter eenti6er Sau'
r um feline Msinun9 sefrast mel6e Drift
Ii6e 8rnsnnuns auf oem re8tsn Bs9 mad
osm 9immeI ici.
"g8ea," fuste er, "rpsnn mir unfern 8ui'
sen mad lIbanp fabrsu, 70 fassn @ini9e
Dies fei Der befe @ss, bic ancern, isnss fsl
Der belfe @es absr ss 'mudt nibt uieI un'
terItieo wsI6sn g8es mir nsbmsn; oenu
wsnn mir bort ontommsn, msroen mir ni5I
ssfrast, wsIden g8ss mir ssfOmmen fino
uno IS ssbt Iie ou6 gar nibtS ou-w enn
@ otjen IT,"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
S1eurrc 2pridlmbrter..

1lIe Wsnftrn iino nit unperdusrIi6n
&s6ten bs9obt-auber arms Msnfdsn.-
Uue Menfbsn bic ibrs sbrIihe S6uIben
nibt besobIen fino srOBs Saesoibs-a auser
fOIhe Die i'm @rCs'u bstrisen.-Gae Men-
'fbsn iino frsi uno sItid erfbaffen-aubsr
Neae.--Que Menften finb Climber auf'
fer Ioltbe bic Su Der &ir6e 9ebOrsn.-dGIen
Menlben wirb ss erIaubt frsi Su benftn
unc ,u banosIn aussr cenisni9en Die fir
Den eebensunterbaIt atbeiten.-ItIs ftcIiae'
fleioete uno 9ebiIoete Srausnsimmsr finb
edeps-auser DisnGt'Mdoten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Sener in eiuem Sbedter-6 6rDFer Sebens
DerIuit. A
SelebrenDe 1tnterbaltun9.
Ser 2dnDntaun.
Gpr. Cal. 2A 81.

Gpr. cal. 2h 27.
5sit, eanoniann, Dir Dsin setsr Gtano
ST osr gatir 70 nab psrrpanbt;
Germ pcn Dem itSotilbsn GspdN
llnp rpilcsr esicsnfbaftsn Spist.
ectlinse Grtt!
Dir nab III Gcit in Cuff uno esio,
Sn Finer Msrts IScrrtihtsit;
Dss bimncls milocr Ssscn tbau'i
luf eos pns osius SRdbs bau't.
ectfn5s Grtt!
Der gTsnItb lsi nisori9 cosr srcF,
sOldbkIi9teit 1T alIcr eccs:
elidt Grlo 9ibt Slid, nibt Ron9 uno Trabt;
SIan 1T, pe,u has .6srj uns nlabt
ectlinse @rtt
ec6finss Grtt uno frcus bid;
Dsnt' in Der .Sdtc tSni9lid.
Gspdsiamtsit matbt frri uno reid,
Die Su9sno ottb ben Grtsn sIsb!
eSbfnss Gctt!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Scr 8 um Q t it.

S5eirntb. gin Gentleman. ineem 20
nit sinem Sreuno iIbsr ben 9s9eniianb pen
6eiratbrn fprob, matte fcI9snoe 8smr$
flung Qm srlicnmdI fab tb msine Srau
in einsm Sturm; fubrte iis natb einem Bau
in einsm Sturm, Paraiirte iie in sinsm
Surm Iebts in einem Sturm; absr, oans
fe Dem SimmsI, Id babe iis in ftia une ans
aenebmsm gSelter bsaraben."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
sSas foil tSb Iaarn =?

"g8as, SIR. Sprs6sr. fOu i'd ;u msinsn
@cniiitusnten fassn e rief elm, iiber Die 9of.
iiruns sinsr Bill, wCI6sr er sanS uno GAR
entaesen war, srsrimmtss GOnsres MitsIiso !;
"gBas fOu idb ibnsn fOssH ?"lDestr brauss
subriueen nar ibm ieoob unm69Iib. "Sas
aeu fe ibnen," srwsosrte Der fdaIfbafte
Sprecber, "cas iie cine Spistf6 su MAIDEN
uerIu6ten, aber nidt aefOunt bdtten."
RefIerion.-S6 wess MID was eas Is,
i'd trinte bod, ib rouhs, fbnuppe, fpifls
&urten, uno bdb oc1 en- S6ae, anb COO
imrrsr Fec 9slb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
&urs uup aut.

Die SnausuruI'UporeiIe BON prdfben
SapIea foil Die fir5sifs 9c,psfen fein, bic i
pcn eincm preiicent 9sbaItsn wuroe. Siet
1T sin gutter Unfan9, uno mir bcTsn bic Re.
8isruns miro binfirbrO oas nimIite Seriab
rsn einftlu9en aud in Sini6t aIler on
bern 6ffentIben SOfumsnr. Das sanst
8Olf 1T cann i'm Stanos ctsfeIbsn bu eurh
Itfsn. wsIbss in Den mcbritsn Sdutn bisbn
riibt ssftsben fCnnte. ca uisIe Der 9ano
Ssitunsen seWobnIib nitt &aum tattsn Die
feIben msssu ibrer lbsrmdisen ednss auf
sunsbmen. '.
DU6 cine furSere.-Sw Sidmcut
Mbis fast, ca6 prdiiesnt Mabiicn's erft
SnausuruI'1corrhs nur baIb 70 lang gene
fen fsi, ais bic bes Wrdlbsnten SaptOr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Sin outcr Sreiituusen,pof,n.

Sen. Se,pis @ab, Elm ormr Mann, Der
nod nibt mCbr aIs cine baTbe WiIIion
Ebdlsr aus oem Sdase SCe, bstrat Die Se.
natbaIfe Vor ibrsm Qufbru6 am ucrleeten
Samiias Qbeno um 9 ubr, uno entfernte
fih wisor um IL, moourh er Iib sintau
fenb SbaIsr aus Dem 6ffsntIiben Shase
ff6srte. Sit btss stwa Der osmofratifhen
@runcfdee" elmer, Die fi1 in CAP persinist
finbsn fcIIsn I?
Sonosrbar.-Gin 5err @ilIiam s..
Gearfe, Elm rsfpeftabIr Ginwobner Don
pittsburs, fad fi6 pOr sinieen Saacu,
bsim QnBieben, nit elmer eew6buiben
Ssdnaoel CSpeIIs) in cinn ieinsr Ginger.
Die Solss mar, oa6 ibm Der Qrm aufibwoIl
une ibn 70 Su faesn unausfsbti6 fbmeSte.
Man best 3meifeI OBJ sr pisosr senslen fon.
ne. lille irStlite SlIfs wurrs anasmanct,
absr fOwsit cbns ben scrin9ifeu 9IudIiasn
Grfcla.
@Gin dbnIi6er 8crfall ereienete Ii6
por siniseu @odsn in bisfsm @auutp.-
Die un9Iudliobe psrfon 1T unfer SreunS
Senrp &om | g, BON Sbsr SautCn.-
gu elmer 3cit 9laubis man oa6 es nOtbwsn,
big fei fsincn arm Su omputren, msIdss
is6o6 9IudIibsr @eifs uuaIaeeu- -muros ;
uno ss freut uns nun icebsn Su psrnsbmsn,
bab sr am 8s6erweroen ill.,.
"p prsficsnt SapIOrs GiuTsbunssrsbs
miro Don Seinbsn nno Srsunoen eur9 bic
aanSe Union b6bfsns oIs elm mirtlibes
Mufer Der @infubbsit uno Der SsfigFsit
ssprisfsn. Gub pOn fsinsm Cabinet wirb
i'm befsn ei9ts 9sfpro9sn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Sreiioent Gaylor.

UenH1tteDletttH Hu uptItCHlHItH puotH.
Dies niro nidt ausbIsiben--abrr Gle Sc:
fditte feinss esbsns Ssist seraee, ca5 er
Der Mann III eisfelbe su iibsrminoen. Sci
ne Shatsn in Mrrieo formirsn cine berrIide
preoist ubsr bisfen Sert. Sas SOIf i'm
1Ueemeinen bat allies 3utrauen in ben ieet'
aen Snbasr oss wsiesn 5aufes. Oaiiel.
be fab ibn BON Ssinosn in Dem Sdlabtfeloe
umfinst, usrlassu ourb feline &ssisruns,
aber bod fubl uno nit feinsr 9roBen Sci
ffes.9s9enmart Fam CT jsossmaI ais Sie9er
aus eem &f. Gs bat baber feline Sur6t
weaen feinem ferneren Sstra9sn. Der pre:
fbent empfnoet feline poIition. psiB feline
pfidtsE. unb feline Qcminiliration wiro be-
fonpsrs wegsu 8sinbeit uno QatrOtismus
6arafterilirt wercen.
amsrisauiidbc GOlOnifptiOussG sGeieIIihaft
Dsr 32fs iibrIite Sribt biefer @efeq'
fdaft Iautst fur cieieIbs fsbr siniia. uno
mir erfebsn baraus, oas bic Srsunoe oiefss
wi6tiesn uno wobItbdti9sn untsrnsbmens
iberau nit nsuem eeben uno friI6er Gner.
gis Su 9unisn oeIeIbsn mirfsn. Der 8e'
ribt sntbiIt mand,s iutsrsiIants Sbatfahen
In Beiue auf Die Sortihritte Der 9efsl'
fbaft. Wrs. Glilabetb SHERMAN. @ittws
pss psrf. 1dtb. Rcssr 81. Sherman, ftarb
zdm 3tsn Isetsn Qusult uno permadte Der
Sefsnfbaft piertaufsno Sbalsr. Or. @bas.
Gprstte. BON QIbermarIe Co., 8ireinien.
nsIbsr i'm Icsten Setober iarb. binterIiss
33 Sflapen, mclhe nat Qblauf Don funf
Sabren frei fsin uno iid in Der Ne9er Colo
ME, Siberia, auidsi9 MAIDEN fOlsn. nahoem
fie wdbreno oen Sabren cine bnreibsnoe
Graisbuns 9encesn baten.
@dbrsno Dem psrfosrnrn Sabre 1anote
Die 9deufbaft 443 Gmiaranten na6 9ibe
ria. 8On biefeu marrn III Don &ireini'
en-; 60 BON @soreien; 81 pou 9ouiiiana /;
35 BON MifiiiIppi; % bon 6entudp; %
bon Alabama; 10 uon @afdinaton Gitp ;
8 BON psnnlpIpanen; Z Don SaiuOis 5
uon Neu Yorf; 5 BON Norc Carolina; S
BON Secrsslprpn, .. g.; | Don SbiO; unp
. pUn Mibisan.
Diefe Gmi9rantsn fiub nun in Siberia
unb bsrrsibsn psrfbisoens @eIbdftsSwei9e
nit 9utem GrfoI9. Sbre Gsiunobsit 1T i'm
1agsmeinen gut, inosm nur Grwa6fene
uno Ginesr am 8Iimofisbr fiarben. Ser
Beriht fagt, oas bersits Qnlprub fur cine
paGa9e asmabt wurce pon 245 in WifGf
fippi; SO in SenneiIce; q in Snciana
"a in Gentudp;2 2 in Sbio; 64 in 8ireini
en-; go in Suo Carolina; 6 in Nsu Worf /;
Z in Connecticut; in 9sOr9etomn; S in
Wufbinatcn Gitp; 16 in Noro Carolina
unO l25 in @scr9ie Sulummsn 657.
Wan sIaubt cu6 uor csm @nbe bes &c.
ssnwdrtissn SabreS nod 500 metr I'm
fprub MAIDEN werbsn. @rnise Der Qppli
fantsn iinb aber i'm Staupe ibre si9enen
Roffen5u bsiablen, uno es wdre beoauerns.
Wertb, psnn Elm Mlanscl an 9slO pisfe Up
plifantsn pom 9eben abbaIten wuree.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Staub aus Scn slueen III entferuen.

Gine iebr einfabe abrr ihmue Moee. bas'
huge Don Staub Su befrsisnI 1T eiefe:-
Man bsnese bic Gde sinss frieensn GUIDES
nit faltsm QSofTsr uno unc widts ss un ben
&Opf elmer StefnaosI CSpeIIe). eann iisdt
man ss acblfum untrr Die Dsds ess 1u9ens
lsoes ndhit Der Nafr uno Sisbt es fbnsGi
ubsr ben Qugapfsl, moourb man oas fIeinffe
i'm 2mee Bsfnoitte StMbbn sntfernt. S6
babe sS oft islblt eetbon (fast Gin Gorrefpon.
cent)! fomUbI aIs ancern smpfchen, nne-
ME bat cs nit meinem @iien asfebIt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
GiirbiE.

Nlit cem 8irbib Fnb manherlei 8Y'
fute 9sma6t worbsn. Der Qmerifansr be.
must i'm nibt bios ROB uno eefcdt aIs Sut.
ter fir fsiu Sisb, iOnbsrn autt aIs Spsifs:
,u SUDDEN. 8rei u. baI. m. ans tredust lie
fur bic @intsrssit. Nsusrs Ssrfu6s, osren
Rsiultat uns bsrttbtst wOrcen. Isbrsn, ba6
Der Rhrbi6. wsnn man bn mis Sauerfraut
bebanoslt. B. 3. in feline Stude fbneioet uno
fauern Idst, cine eben 70 f6madbafte. oIs
Isidte uno 9efunos Speiie obsibt uno ii6
Ianae crbdlt. SIM Notbfau elm Grfasmittet
fur Sauerfraut. Nlit wsi6m Riben bat
mau Idnsit dbuIids Ssrfuds NIT ben. befsn
grfoIa aemadt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Noitttcl ocorn SaS falte Nieber.

Gs fiuo fton 70 manhe Mittsl eegen eisfe
Rraufbeit mit9stbeIt wcrbsn, uno csunot
in caS Sisber cine Sauptfranfbsit; bisfss
Mittd III ieoOh 70 einfab uno unf6dclib,
caB Gin Serlud camt asmadt wetotn
fonnte, oa eS Mebrsn 9rbolfen BADEN frQ.
Nan Iest Elm frif6ss 81 nit Der SGaIe
in elm tIeinsS Bier9Ias uno aiest 70 uist
rotbn @sin carauf oas bas 81 aans pa.
ucn bcocdt wiro. 9iefer @ein perliert nadt
6 bis 8 Stuncsn icin. rctbs Sarbs uno wirb
aanS blau, ,mabribrinIib bon bsm aus Der
ShoIs ocs Gie5 an flb 9sicasuen RaIfs.
peIber cas fpeSififd,e 9eiImittsI' aussu'
MAIDEN fheint. SiS Sur Wisosrfebr oss
Sieber. Qnfaus ldst man oas 9las beoedt,
ninft absr beim srfien 9rfhbls oes Durifes
cen @ein aus. @sw6bnIib miro nun na6
Dem erisn @ebrduts olefes WittelS oas
Siebsr bsftioer, nad Dem swsiten Qnesm man
,peosr Elm friftes 81 aenOmmsn unc oarauf
HOtbwsin as9C0sn baD 1T Der Sieberanfau
wsit Itbwd6cr uno nab Dem erittsn bIslbt
oas Sieber Oft 9anj neg.
Gs III isbcb gut menn bic 8ranfhsit see
boben 1T. oa5 MittsI nod einissmal an ben
Siebsrtaaen su nsbmsu. Gs III aber ratb.
lam, bem @sblsIfiebsr sinise 4nfiIle Dor.
ubergebsn Su IdIen, cbns 9Ieidb Die 6rane.
belt Su bemmen, uno bann alfeiefes Wsittsti
an;llrpenoen ES Cor
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15

Cine 8anfnote su fpattsn.-
Die DirettOreu BON Der England Sant er:
fubrsn firSIib, cas Elm tSsrr SaIOmin Die
aufsrOrcentlite 8unit srfunosu, nibt nur
cine 3eituns, fOncsrn aud cine 9anfnOte
su fpaIten. Die SCriieberaeuannter Sant
fseten feline GrfIucuua auf Die prObe uno
9aben ibm cine aIts SbaIcr 9lote. peIts
ounusr fno, ais Die nsuen. SaIomin nabm
ole glcts nit nub Soufe. unb brabte fis am
geor9en pisesr, rpie er Su tbun perfproben
Bate Das papisr an Der Note war nidbt
i'm 9srineltsn befbdci9t uuo fab aus. ais
menu es chen Die Sdbrf psrlalIen bitte. 10
unbscsuteno mar bic @irfung oes oaran
pOr9sncmmsnen SpaItens. Die DrsftO
ren beIobuten 5srrn Baldwin fur feline Mlr
be, fcnntsn ibu absr nibt oaSu bsmesen.
ibnsn oas 9sbsimuie fsinsr 8srfabrunas
rpsifs mitSuthsiIen. Man era3tst oisie Gr'
fincuns fur lsbr wittis.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15

preoissr erm0rost.-Sm Remarf
aeosrtiisr bsfinoet iib sin QusSus zines
8risfss uon @aIifOrnisu; wsIber Elm trau
RIGGS Gnibterwdbnt oas bic Ssrren New'
man unc pcmercp, preci9sr Der Metbcoi,
fen Rirbsn, bsioe in ben Sob. 8ssionen
srmOrcet wSrom ieisu. Der Brief folI pom
elmer bt8f sIaubWlroiscu ausae berFCm'
men,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-16
The Gold Excite mens--The Extent OF the
Emigration TO Caiif0r nLa.

Emisratlen 20 California.
The excitement relative to the gold mines of
California continues with undated fervor. 1t Is
daily fed with all sorts Of reports Every state
ment Is caught up and swallowed with the great
est avldty and even that asserting that the govern
ment at Washington had dispatches from the gold
region too brilliant and glowing to publish, Is
amphfed to an extent that throws the Arabian
Nights EntevtAspdients completely into the shade.
All-this indicates the height Of the gold excite
ment. runs high throughout the Union
1t Is wil4tnougf, without false statements being
thrown IN totpake ltmsre SO. The correct accounts
from California are as rich and gorgeous as the
most ardent eold.hu need desire 1t Is useless,
therefore, to enlarge the reports from Colonel
Mason and Captain Folsom 1t is useless to assert
that the government have received dispatches that
they are afraid to publish it is useless to invent
stories, IN order to fill up the ships when the truth
frsm California Is sufficient to decrease the popu-
Iaton full fast enough IN the cities on the Atlantic
seaboard.
To set the public Alright, however, In all matters
relative to the gold territory, we will state-and
we do SO on the highest authority-that the govern
rent are not in the possession of any dispatches,
or any facts, that the public have not been made
acquainted with After all that has been said, it
turns out that there is not one word of truth In the
report that they have suppressed important and
startling information. They have had none to
suppress. We will also lay before our readers the
latest movements of the gold seeking parties, to
show the extent of the emigration.
There has been, and there still exists, great d.
versity 81 opinion as to the number of persons who
have left for California since the beg inning of the
excitement. Invariably 1t has been gwen as very
large, and the general impression is, that upwards
of ten thousand have started. In order to form
more coyrect idea, we have had recourse to
our files where The sailing of every vessel for the
Gold Rsgions frem the various ports In the United
States, with the passengers of each, Is recorded
and from which we have been able to arrange the
following table, giving the names of all vessels,
and the date OF sailing from their respective orts
with the number of passengers aud crew on board
So far, 1t Will be seen that only about ll56 have
gone by sea via Cape Horn; about $50 via Chagres
and thus far, to our knowledge, only about 30 via
Vera Cruz. Our table commences with the sail.
ing of the bark John Benson, for Chagres, on the
18th ult, which was IN fact, the first vessel that
started from the United States, under the present
excitement, with emlgrants. The steamer Falcon
sailed on the Sd, but had no passengers, except
government officers, for Chagres, from this port
at New Orleans, however, she received about 200.
But here Is the tablet
81, IN JIuyrrp ,vop~,.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
The Southern Convention.

The Southern Convention.
WARRINGTON, Jan. Ia, 1870.
There was to-day meeting Of the COMMITTEES Of one
from each State, appointed at the late caucus Of the
southern members Of Congress
Soon after assembling, Mr.. Foors who Is understood
to be acting with The Calhoun wing hurrying
from the snteroom In which the delegates assem-
bled, and heard 10 exclaiu to page, "Run for Mr..
Sebastian tell him for Gods sake to como Immediate
lyi his presence is iudisp they will take the
vote on us-this latter expression referring to those
delegates favorable to the OF Mr. Clayton on the
subject under consideration.
Messrs. CALHOUN and CLAYTON both submitted 70.
ports the latter differing essentially with ths former
a. to the propriety Of this kind Of action which had
strong esct they gave rise to prolonged debates and
the convention continued In session to late hour ct
night, having met at IL Am.
SECOND DESPATCH
WAsHIrGToN, Jan. 15-8P.M
The Southern c. mmittes Of ffteau met in caucus
this evening, and both whig and democratic members
showed considerable reluctance about going in.
THIRD DESPATCH.
WAsHIroror, Jan. 15-halEpast 9 p. M.
The Southern Convention is In session, reading the
address host Of reporters gathered outside en-
deavoring to gain admittance. Mr.. Beals and Mr.
Lane, with fourteen others, have just out aad
stated that vote on admitting reporters had been
taken in ention, and decided in the negate by
about 80 yeas to 80 nays
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CaNHOrnia HoraId-Extra.
We shall publsh the California Herald-Ertra, at
noon to-day.
In addition to containing the latest intelligence
rom the wonderful gold digging Of that region, It
will have four separate and distinct engravings ofthe
four routes that proposed to connect the Allan
tic with the Pacific Ocean-one across the isthmus of
Panama, another the isthmus of Tehua ntepec
another by the way of Nicaragua, and the fourth
through tho United States together with geographical
and typographical descriptions Of each.
The matter which will appear in this third Calfor.
nia Herald will be read with interest at this partcu-
Lar time ana the sngravngs viii be worthy Of being
preserved for references hereafter.
Agents are requested to send In their orders
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LATER FROM HAvANA.-By the arrival of the
ship Adelaide we receipt OF files of the Euro
Industrial, Dtario de la Marina and Guceta de Ia
Habana, to the 9th ult., being four days later
than previous accounts. We find nothing new in
these papers. The Christmas festivities were well
kept up IN Havana. The opera is not much
mentioned we see a notice that the opera Of
"Manno Faliero'' was in preparation. The Cover
nor General was recovering from the effects OF
the accident he met with some time since. The
vennoise Children had met with great success,
and were attracting crowds every evening Of their
performances. Messrs. Martini and Levasseur,
whs il may be remembered, performed here some
time since, have made a great hit in Havana.
Their performances consist OF chemical expert
ments, legerdemain, &c.
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THK lsTHMUs OF PANAMA. We would here men,
ton that the account of the route across this
isthmus, published in the California Herald of
the 9Th INST, was from the pen OF Captain George
Rowland, OF Newport, X. l., a &c nteman who
has travelled much on the South American CONT
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Rapid Rise In the Ohio River.
PITTsBURG, Jan. Is, 184o.
The river has risen ten feet within the last ton hours
and Is still rising. food Is anticipated.
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The Weather.

After the snow storm Tuesday, the weather clear
ed of beautifully, At the time becoming colder
and colder, until yesterday, the mercury ia the ther
momeer stood twelve degrees below the free ng point
Winter has not visited us with much severity for
many years Norfolk Beacon, Jan IL
We have had, for the last week cold freezin cold
weather, the wind constantly and violently blowing
from the north, and benumbing every thing that il
could net freeze Rain hail snow and sleet have fol-
lowed one another so fast or commnglsd toxether
such manner that goody people are much alarm I'd
lest by some freak Of nature their beautiful place
been transferred from the TERRA csiente to the rud
zone Our people, unprepared for such weather, have
su1ered much Corpus Ch,ish Star, Dec Q.
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Correction.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1849.
1t is now reported shat Col Crogan Is not dead and
that the mistake from the death Of his brother
Dr.. Crogtan.