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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
THs SHAWN FAlcJN we ind in the yer

lht - kAAth ALCJN w z md IN the New
Orleans papers few items of news by the Falcon
which w nsve already published. well =. the follow
ns let Of Der passengers and ship news
Doppef Cspt Coailiard ate Il The Ediih. c De
Cl-sel. J br0~nsJu. { A MAiin-y } q Anew. D
WhagAng and boy Snniou. Capt Campbell. L
: A Lcuf GIs-r. 1 : 4. J 4 Buchanan NJ
Cox. i-afcr o. dispatches Alex Cruss Abbr A
k'sne Rgitertr A Brsrcsiry M O.. Ge.-
and t~o Children Psrks. ady sni four chi IN \
Nl4sr Williams 7 Boy e; Z Green. Sm.rs.
WiilAnsou Jonn smiIA J NJ N..lam. " Ward "
>lls se.hen CAD SllFe AID .a1y and twt.v= y
transit Tor NcW-Nurk
lsrfLL lrffrs gA1srsf-s,-s-.sis
Pre- Nry. ast srrssd ou Ns- ios Es-h D. -,
ss.c. .t-sa s-.a-f ur- 6-1
&c Pas 80 - ses-sast g. Orss1 sai Pa-,us Ens -t
s'-.u-F ~ 6r-usaa Ctas. 81 E-s-r. Fra-coo
An-r.sl ga iss~ o.. Elaof La-..st-r SO
-h s.s Sara si s. i'.' suPsfs kssh srs Lss,
Ss.~
a. ca.-s - a. AHsreal s- Cor,s P.y8, Pr.,zs.s.a
a. P4.fa .-y Ap An.Ay ~ Es... u ". b.
iors ~as'r = "a tAres sage efa-- so=. Als $50
M-is-rs y-y s-Ctsar ~ I.cs. fro v.s.r.., e. -
F--ncr,cnw s-s---t cH,,s- sr< O--- tr Y-sar
-g.asa s. So Ffa-ei'co Os--. ssrs Nlr,
Frs0ar-. q a So ls.sl-s
ff "a. t'... - AE-Hsss sg la-i iron "a Fs.a-e,.
solia 80 A. b., forva 'f q - fra-co.
fis. - saF Naf'-- m ~ - hs- Tia he N-1csu
rs.ar-s hsfs 6ni laos;h. Va earss. of "a
tra.li s--sfi-a
si N-ssi.ls ~ sE.rt--s .rx Hero o. -sr. cAr.taa
Ctasl -hg N-rc..-. 80 Erargoo P-rsr.s ss. F.-.t
or ssa f'nri- % saf Laso, saa-a IS s--Tou.
sn-c ~ab = 9. ssagsfs
~ SsA Sss .jy lAn-rxsa tsrk Horsnss Saa Pas
As-fr a. a.f' 2 f- = sft7c-oo ca srs oS-s
r ssr Fr.accc fsf-v1 - Ns1scl sa-aSs oy .t1a1S
aaa@ Hfa.a h'--s sna Sea>.ac- - ca - s.. Jay
'of N.ss-.- 80 sa< sa-srs-
P'ss. ID 90 Fsssas-rs r saa FrtaesooPs or r-r--a
r-sis
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two years ago

Total. 70 Cos l3 rs DO 90. ..-.. u = llt5Xi
Neil Brown ahead, 244e do. IN A. 2.6oL Lose ZIP
Browns loss is general ID Middle Tennessee
but b r P0,ns IN Eas, Tenn ssee Sui. We sup
pose he IS defeated by small msiouty.
ConPrs,s.--Tte Telcgrsphic Report Of fhro
Whig SIS appears to be Cannon. The Nsshvl
hans having thrown awsy tbelr own District
supposed toe state p,psf have gone ditto but they
missed IT, The Distinct Ihey s1pPosed 70 be lost
Wa the Knoxvle lCroziersl but we don't be
h.ve it We colate from various East Tennessee
...,.,.. 49,. t,.II. ,,i,~ r.furre
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The foll0ViDr fefnrns
,r,ies Sl-y 4Or4

:
Anderson ahead 05i Cro1.er in do 5ls
Anderson las Gained --o - Tar. to add to Gro
ziers4-o majority last time, and We have votes
for Senator, reports Tor Governor, Sc from the
tour remaining Counties (Biods1e, Polk, Rhea.
Kosne,) which assure us thst they have given but
very lrte majority either way. SO Anderson IN
ftead Of being defeated, as the Nshville panic
makers made him, is elected by about 1000 ma
i.rty. We have. therefore, very certainly fopr
Wbies from Tennessee Cooke or Watkins Ia the
I'D Diet Anderson. I'D Getty, With and
Chris. II Williams, Xlih, and We hope Taylor
has beaten johnson in the lst, which would eive
ls FIVE, the same as before The State Senate is
prettv surelX Whic
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s Of he s.,s .y o. o.es. .s 70 sSa 90
% 20 n-~tia tber ,e.p-erss o.,e, 10 attend sTATf
point oos s,eh I'll. ss.emble IN TIE CITY Of syfs
tOS'tNniOSS;r~n the 2stn day Of SeptsDber nexl
case on ON nsting Gard oates for te ofhcss o
for ioe rfyOse ~ Appeals Secretary Of s'ste Con
J1ose oi nc Atorney G-nera, Stsfe Ens nee
ro osr' oHe S.nsl Comms.ioner, and Inspector o
sn1 5sryeyof' JOHN L sCSOOLCRAFT,
ssN f"sOD' JAMES HORNkR, Albany
JAaES KIDD.
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND,
HENRY l. HAYNER. iT,ov
IL GRAND Y CANNON
5ASHj saIfflsg {, fa.S 1s:fhSSx Sst:afdhSSx. s'~-ro'.
Wuig State Central Committee
$1,000 lugust T. l5t5
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Departure OF the FaIcon for New-Yors, & e.

VI yFIEAN.- llll7Il NJ =
Ine mai stesm.tIp Fs.con B. - sal oa Thurs
day The sfh for Nsv for.
" " Pars nas arrived aer. from stockton Cal.
iofria. June ~. ue ia uepaea Il Mr A.pinEal. of
the firm Of HDslaIa a A-P.n~aL
The CoTTo~ market -. quiet the merchants Tsiuns
ths receipts II The Csru.rss news
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anadinu A0nfr..

MoN1REAI saturday. Aug li-P VI
News has beeureceived mere that alarge amount
OF Canadian deben,ures per cents, redeemsbe in IS
years have been taken at par, London price
The Comn.sioner Of Crown Lands l. reported
likely to leave the Ministry.
Judge Bedsds case i. now almost hopeless and hs
Ls not exp.cisd d live an hour
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schooner Belle In DI-fre.---Later from Ha-
l. vana-- paLch he from AmerLcan Com nI.

-" 'hLEANs. tuesday, Aug q
The Schooner B. e.. Of san Francisco. bound o.
NeT York. touched here IN distress The Captain had
died o, the Black vomit. and two Of the crew were
sick II the Fever
The Brig r soule has arrived from Havana. and con
hfmed the statement previously made that the Span.
Rey left NeH Orleans voluntariy Dispatches have
bsen received from Gen Campbell. American Consul
Havana for Warrington. supposed % be relation
- Rey case
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Bearers of DIpatche. from Lima.

bALTlMoRr' sunday, Aug Y
Capt john A. Allen. VIII came passenger IN
the Falcon from Lima ss bearer Of dispatches to our
Government, arrived here on Saturday isht and Is
now lying very sick with a fever The dispa,che.
were to-day forwarded by msil to Washington
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BiYiRD TiYLOR'S LETTERS mo. VI.
On THE PACIFIC.

4 .l1v1 ~ pslr71 .. Lti1s C-'ss - -Hf i,ti-,
Lo1.nz fr 5azz1z s---llr'oa fa Ii'-.'. -
D.p.se ~ L0rrf n -i1sr- % o. y"T TO-
h.sa f0- -ie Pa s-lz... Balr--f - prpa i''.
Css15 Ga.1s . S.l1s 9, P1-iuf.... fr1-177's CO.
p11s-...s s-csrssf -r-nE 4rs-f-1rs--. Na-if
- Dscs BE- Tis Csf.s1-r' s-l OF Pilr-1
<foai tc- Z. Dr-r-o
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ship News.
N.M llpIrAN

NtN-uRLEANS. Auk 7-ARKIvEp bark K-par. hus
tu"an oi Dos on The steamship A.anama from Cha
CIV
bO>ioN Az l--AtsiVEo. saturday PM .chrs Sts'e.
i-u a. : w IA NJ beard Of i.ade.4h. CLEsstD. h0g
OAldLcr. Bal more. slhr American Be- NJ Bfr ~
lsrk McIl4 from CrQusf4dt
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prngre-. Of Cholern.

PHILADELPHIA saturday. Aug d.
There have been Q cases sud deaths by Chol-
era since the report of yesterday 'csses and death
occurred Ia the hosP!ta.
PALADELFmA Slndsy. Aug l2
There were cases srd ! death OF Cho era re-
ported by the BOARD OF Health 10 day snd c..e. and
death In the Hospital
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Tenne.-ee Election.

We have some scattering returns from tbs
State, which do not look 80 bad ss the Teegrsphic
Reports would imply.-except 10 the nelshbor
hood Of Nashville, where the Wings let tie sieo
ton 60 by default. We compar. the votes
+ r GOveru1r now and two wears sgo
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FROM rHK SAsDwioH IsLASDs-By the way
Of San Francisco we have received fal sles Of Tks
p 0yssiGs and tie SassrieA Issaas Nsrs TO iae 18th
May, Inclusive but our previous advises were 70
the 7Oth Of May, OF course have no news By this
later arrivA Of earlier papsyS
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About Rey-Dispatche- TO Com. Parker.
W.sufNcroS SUNDAY arr

N
We learn by a private Teiegrsphic dispatch
Just received from New Orleans that Rey the sbduct
ed spaniard was daily expected srrive and to give
testimony IN his own
Sealed d.patches were forwarded yesterday to Com.
Parker which believed 10 be in reference 10 th +.
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AhaiIs In knrIe-ton,

CHAnLEsroN, Friday, Aug 10
The CITY is Quite healthy and there is no news
Of importance
Tie Southern Mail has sr1ved with New. Orleans
dates 10 the sth
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Florida Commnndtr-Belglan Consul.

BALTIMORE saturday, Aug IA.
The ReYpbhc OF this m)ruiug says that Gen.
+ T~iggs takes command OF the troops in Florida
The President has recognized o. Dorter Belgian
Consul 81 Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

E Mr.. CLAY is still at Saratoga. and very un
well. He had been improving until Friday, when
he was induced 10 visit Bsllston and attend the
class OF the examination of Mr.. Fowler's Law
School, in which he took deep interest, and al
dressed the class before the close. The day was
stormy, and the fatigue and damp overcsme him,
so that be complained Of illness on his return Ia
SaratoSa, where he arrived about Pm He was
then instaaty hurried of 10 TREND dinner party,
which he mad promised to attend, hoping 10 return
20 Saratoga in season for rest before the dinner
hour Here he was detained several hours. and
though risid'y aosta IT under the direction o.
his physicisn, he went home seriously III, and had
painful and critical night Oa Saturday he
neidy refused visitors, aud had, in good part, re
covered at PM and will We trust, wholly regain
his usual health. If he can only be let alone Bat
he Is well stricken in yesrs, is feeble. strongly
predis posed to Choers and will be killed outright
II the multitude OF starers and hand shakers can
not be induced to Keep away from him.
We write this 10 entrest, iHplore those who
desire that Mr.. Clay should hive through the next
Session Of Congress. or at any rate be permitted
10 die at bome smong those who love him most
tendery to refrain from iatsuing him with s'ten-
tious snd greetings which i, is really dangerous
fos him 10 receive. He cannot alwsys be saying
No 70 those whom he recognizes as ardent and
valued friends. bat it is fragrant msuslsushter -
press on him public receptions at such time as
thus. II those who have some color al right to hs
society now insist on enjoying IT. ho~ can others
be held back' Visitors at Ssrstogs, at Newport
whittier he is to go as soon as be is able and
people all along his route entrest you to let
MIR. Clay live The country cannot spare him yet
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Markets

Since my sst report, tbe Cambria. new, i. At
hsnd, and sales of coTroN reached 200 bales At a
further advance 10 pnces We now quote Fair - llc
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fore that should - taken unite the body
.uluc u ih- support ~ lckcf nish shsli h.
.sy. ..Irstr- 100 .ll. .f ffr yvus re a1l N
the I'D ,riiy oflts candidates 4. WITH wh have
c.uffrsed desire fi. sad f remains o. he ascsrt,u,d
~ ~ In.-ns if c.u boz trst umpi-frd. Among
f-e nfl Nt..l have s0--rstct IT, lss.tts 80
o-r liIi-. prefer ihe i.Il0Nir-
ILst meeting uf tht ci-.sn. @ -sl Francisco To-
orld on Jay o. be- fxrd that iaat mserr- spp.frt
cay Ou whlch .hal. hs nsii sn elsci.on t0r '1.f
nrs ..vf ,, to consist 90 .u.ne members ih.i the
rur.lra,.n. committee uc instructed iu rri ~ in
vrur. 90 s4 candidates an expression 90 oiia.pn "a
--ch -rts - the utct4- = nay crcm csst-uA' .
ard thaf ihcreuyon This nominating rnittrt report
~ ~ sd armed meeting ih- nauss 90 me eve caroi
DAFT whom thy recommend ilr i4c su-ra-rs 10 trc
community.
/, seem, % ttst tsis plan : both ies-.,. ART
qr0ler All recommend .; q me isE.r 90 RE p-o
lc N rei'erai.on oi ne Wisl f.r harm 1niuls
movement uncer the tsnrer Z
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BY TeIeGRaPH TO TIE Nsw.YO9K TalsyNE.
Indiana fi@rtion.

II for ielegrs2hc disp.fches received a uune for
EVen'ag Ediuon O. SATURDAY 49, First Page
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" Hon. MARTIN VAS BUsES. ex.President,
has been sppoinsed Delegate from Columbia to the
Bsrnburner branch OF the Sismese Convention a.
Rome, SnA0Ei As poatr Of sHbstEnOn- John T Hoge-
boom 10 his colleague.
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Inr nnlnEN -INlHRAIlnN

Never IN ihe history of man. has single went 81
universally sfe fci the world the discovery oi tle
gold mines 90 California Coming - t dih -o close un
me heels oi the Mexican snd the revo.uu.n oi
EuroYs-blalng u did through the sm a. 90 0atty
neii- snd booming above the crash at aiug tarones
~ .c,us to have walked the last chord and struck f'
a-t strng which wss needed g. iumoitahfe the yest
ISIS
A. IN California a. IN other countries al men Mere
p0sssssci with the desire tor sDdor sudden wealth
The ud the nhrm. and the dccrrpd longrd Tor ihoir
lost strength thsir full proportions that they mi-hi
Journey away for the golden isud-,he competent Sc
sired 10 embrace this favorable opportunity 90 become
Immensely flch-lhs young ~err burning VIII ardor
70 d,ye tor the precious ore--sui already the sd
varcod guard of the vast army vending their way O.
California have landfd on our shores The vivid iml.
nations oi the young. the tar SEEING Judgment ui the
experienced tho cupdity oi the SFsflclOus tlr rHcA
ut the spcculatOr and the mlruiiurs, oi the
fccts4 u some instances The Ntatoune.s 0af,.'s,
o' editors aud letter wrters has sidei tu r udr
ct excitement whose surees are already oreaAins on
Ouf -hoies.
This sste ot things cannot hu to impress upon the
most casual observer, the power whcn gold possesses
over the human miud Parents brothers. -I-t"f'.
friends. the oudearmeuts ui home. the blessings -
health society and compel tency hstes Boz On abandon
eI tor ths pursuit ut gold di, ,.iug ln tahoina Men
seem o. b" wrapped up Ia thr idr" that soid 10 h'Fp
nc.-,nd thy struggle sud toll and suf,r Tor if With
patience and that shame the prnahers
Of herults who can not Withstand the tenptcr Ana
yet believe that all these passions ~nd desires VII
mpAsh good though II is painful 20 r'l''i upoA
the pointmeut the suffering and the unh ppncss
wnlch must certainly be- the lot Ot many, very many
iudi viduals Tho mighty spirt which has been thu,
evoked. viii never stay ts progress un 81 California
sh, uc popul0us ,nd prosperous otHts--nutl steam
communication shall toe OPENED with CHINA ani ths
beautiful Isles OF the Pscihcunt railroad shsn a..
verse the whole breadth OF the continent OF N"fth
America and the fame and glory at tho 'tlrsl of Re
pc0lic, be- worthy OF the immortal men whose patriot
ism ant courage laid it, foundation
From the best Information III our possession W. are
OF opinion that To this time Jth June) thofe have
probably arrived ia thls country the nf.t o Jsnu
ary last about fifteen thousand souls 40 follows
Prom J.s sa,y ., dy,nIL
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lance above the town This place D.. certainly -,
b" s'<r an' imp 'r'Hnoe. but - q, n0, i8st,
th"i 'u-p'rfs ~l a.N-y- t,. o, p.rl.af or tf, =
& -. Francisco 4 great nsuy h..h thing. h.,. 80
ssli % army aud navy lftcrrs lsnriry th.i, .s d
cnes o. osid up i.is sisa. o. >sn Fr.roi.c. tst =.
oS'c no 1.sposii.ou o. repesi ihsn There b. no -.
-ify 81 tner as. ~tafcscr ulsy "a. the r,.at .
49, '- alton, We regard re pros sriy snd ds.tn, i.
~sn flfrci-ro - 80 scc.lfls tNed b her nsfur, -.
Eou ncr cspis and her en.r.y - g. DEFY ~. -.
b ~ a.. The sprcul-iors thsl ever rNi.tsd
MATINEE TINS nsN town - ..ii out .n fh. o.,
/ qninrz straits, opposite Bcufcis Tfe PROPRIETOR b,
W au Il Smith. Lsq Tfe ,i;e 20 tLs taen d, n,,es
nuic g'csssrt than inst - Reusca hlt 90 b. ..i a..
vessels 90 ordinary irst cam reach the b.r - t,
can a- lrrrcs. srd thst c0nfeqlcnty % can never IL
cone place 90 great commerce Hoscver ~ . ~,
be- i, proprietor. Ike those 81 New Y.fk a fh. p.
c-r. trf sN ~ srrsngemeur flr .1ns hol.-. ssi
'of'. ari srr taas ayius the foundation i9r 3.,oe.,
e,f,. stmcnis
NAr,-B By 81 advertise In tbs sheet 10 W. b.
that of. ihs town ae aow oeered i.r ss'e t,
~ Qruprei'r Joseph = sho'rf SOP RI lhl, plsc-
situated tne banks 90 ths Nsps Geek f.1lf4-y
90 iae Bay % >an Pablo. aui sooat forty m.e. .rs
irom S,u Francisco % : the csnter 90 ore cd. gae
most ."s4rf- sll extensive oi tae va Joys a4l1 1or
Ger t.c ABOVE named bay. sni when men hsyr .arf-i
h,ir attention % agricultural pursuits. ss .,l sooa
he ffe csss NapN ~ become thc rDlflshls center 4
rch sSuc1rurs. district
>aNU,,-Th.s hesurful town. situated fn nvl
cy 60 inc same name. snt is shout thre" nrs ron
t'r Son0ua trecA ih.' crc'k is aso iil .a''.y q
gre 81 20 N N ma = f'F '.AFrI 'INN Nt tNf
north src uf the BAY sui row nss f'e ffin t.s ID
Nast MS Ouce 3.uus1u. ri.-inn liAf Nsft. l'.
irpnltsc co W. lrtad l.n far slfr' Yf'stun ui ilf
rc. tN .frt4ra esHlrrrs vt.. the fsrs g1ss"s.c-
LOUIS - n.- t.Nn .,.t .Uf ~ flr rll. .tr-tiriH
an trr ~.nrtns Di'S .f a'. several .ua.. r...'.
IIA. -Nruut i's .u pHft,lD' itttfa .faI.I1 uFuH
tnr 'r.iu.i-un o. the 4gI.at . agriculture lufo fn'
valley.
R,t,xl.-lh., town IS i,.l oui .i tie o.i NI.
s.u St.. t.e usme On tIr n.fIh .tr 10 fnr LAY =
san Francisco. If b. p.sf,snt ,.tr 60 i.Nr srd
when thc rc.ourccs of ifs uriuisfiug. ~onf,d. snf
srshlr back country shall To- dtft.Qsc DO w.. nrccme
su important point
~fckrfro- isis q town .1ld olt hy c, mosry %
eut,ryri. ~ men the rsuch1 90 " RE- hafdson Is4
on the BAY 90 Francisco ihc entrance o ne
hsrnor r has oi the beet suchOrsgrs O. Dr found
10 the whole Bay snd sas formerly The iaForir resort
u whale ships Who visited the port Or frcsh ws' ana
supplies The site Of the town = small. but 90 y .
curcy protected from the dsssrc,so.e wiris "hieh
blow from the sea. hy the high lllis De- hind it
We have now c0mi 'rtll description ui ih' towns
g. the northNari of san tr.ut.sco ln future mum
Der vii make 10 eur duty o. dcscfine tne oih'r
towns O. the eastward and southwark GO this place
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RIOi In rhiIadelphia.

PHIIADKLrsIA sunday Aug. l9
There was another serious not IN the Moys
mensing District this forenoon.
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rY- Hon. john ". Boris arrived in this City
yesterday morning ON his way to Newport Saratoga
EAgsIs, &c. He stops at the Assor Rssss
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TRIBUNE.
-, vo.v MONDAY. AUGUST 10.
,u,c STATE CONVENTION.

o =, r.. hss IN. sis' IN n. Wa sos
vii hsocsfortn .s,ss aryi-f rnsy be paid Mr. beeny
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MIsCFLIANE0rs

Arrival % LNIGsASrs Within the last q hours
there have arrived In this port, BY sea- 80 euI grants
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Prom J.-sa,yIr By,HIi
~
From ~ tiI1fl JaHs 81

BY land from Sonora and other northern departments
OF Mexico. (ssyl 5000
The number OF arrivals d" by sea- from i2ih April
50h June, actual meInoania furnished is by Capt
Edw KING, sne Harhor Master the others eouni.
atrs, which vii probably fail felO~ the mark
OF these $1,000 persons, about 5000 are Americans
5000 Mexicans 1900 Chilans and the remaining 2lOD0
preponderancc of the emig ration thus Tar Is foreign
The number Of Inhabitants Ia the country In the hfs
OF January last probably not tar from Is O0O excu
live OF Indians. Of this number 900 were Californian
700 Americans, and 1000 foreigners OF many nations
This would give, then the character OF tho present
population as follows
Americans ...........ioooo Chilinns .......... $50
CalfOrnians ..-..... 5000 Al other nations lt0
Tot.i.............,...... ................. @eo
by the last accounts from the Atlantic states. tnefs
were about 900 cmigraDt- t0nfs tor this county
by sea some 5000 oi this number have already rescn
81 mere and tho others will probably arrive BY The end
~ October In addition 10 th-, th,ro will probably b.
an emigration Of 1000 by land which will reach hers
ABOUT tne same time and II set down tie number
which vii come VIA Panama and Mexico At tAe noder.
ate computation Of 300 We shal have a total of Ame-
rcans Ia California At that time Of thirty hye thousand
II We add To the above hguros the probable number
OF emigrants which will reach this country from El-
rope aud all other countries by the sst ot October
shH then hnd the total statement something ike this
americans, ,.....-...-..........t........ $500
All oti~r nation. scg sc
Total. .............. ... 5000
81 the thirty thousand already Ia tho country u 81.
supposed th-t one hall unclu1ing and chirenJ
ar 7g'h IN the various business purauits tnd the
other halt arr engaged In dggipg We spyreheni this
vii not be- found tar from correct
ACCIDENTALLY Dn0wNED-k. n W Piau "a young
m7n about - years oi age recently from the City u
New YORK "as drowned me u the sL,ayhs 81 stick
t'n on the 2Dth June H. le Stockton IN hof.sb.ck
on that day and shortly after hi- horse was seen gs
ioplng ABOUT "ifh nf'r party headed BY N. 81
cflde, q Belt Lsq went 10 search Of the fui..ias
man ana ns Ai"ess body wss found in the fsis ioW
dys Aifr u Is supposed that he was drowned Ia At
tempting u cross the slough on horseback He wasa
young man very generally eseemed and are inform
iyrmed Is nephew u Mr. A.pinwall u the nrm u
ho"and ispin~aii Of the City Of New-York
Alta California, Jg'y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

~ tho thirty thousand already Ia the country u
supposed thst one hall unclu1ing and children
ar engaged IN the various business pursuits sod the
other hall afe engaged n digging We sppreheni this
vii not be- found tar from correct
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

:. on board steamer Panama " July >
81 asst safe s5Osrd the steamer The la.t canoes
are coming 0ui with passengers W are % be "
cal4s hour "a tne morning ~riln. on the end tf
tne tea table Nr wilkins beng shout for shore
We are crowded IN every part deck and saloons fore
ani AT are ncaped with passengers aud freight As
have Goa elough board for the whole rly and shs
not BE- detained ~ San Blas Ne expect . be Ia 5an
Francisco IA ~ dsys Adlos 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-02

probably one half of these are Americans and an ad
ditional eighth Cailornians. The feeling is very gen
eral smong the Americans and Caliornians that for
eigaers should be allowed to dig for gold. They
think that they alone sb0ad be entitled to all the ad
vantuges the mines and they believe that such
would secare the permanent prosperity Of the
country, BY preventing the mines from swallowing up
its whole productive industry. Public meetings
the subiee5 are talked Of and it is proposed that mem
orals be Sent to Congress- requesting law granting
permits dix and autharisng such permits to be Civ
en- to none but American citizens.
There has Lcen considerable difficulty in different
portions Of the mines between the whites and Indians
It is impossible to say who the a@gressors in the
first instance bvt It Is doubt true that the whites
becoming impressed with the belief that it will be
absolutely necessary to extermnate the savages before
they labor much longer in the mines with security.
Two weeks since we published account Of the
murder Of FIVE Oregonians BY the Indians the Mid
die Fork and gave the names Of two Of the killed
We have since learned that the Of the other
three were Robinson, Thompson, and English.
On the receipt Of this intelligence at the Sawmi a
party Of - Oregonians in pursuit of the Indians
and came upon large rGHcherjd,on Weber's creek
! fight occurred in which - to 20 Indians We're
killed and fifty sixty taken prisoners The prison
driven down to Cu'loma, where all but seven
were released. About shutdown the seven prisoners
made concerted attempt to escape when five of them
were shot, and two succeeded in getting away
We heara few complaints Of sickness but generally
we believe the health Of the miners is good.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-02
PAN STORNI.

On Sunday afternoon this place visited with one
If the most severe storms Of wind rain and thunder that
has been known fr several years past. Nearly every
farmer within five ten miles has been injured more
ess some Of them had their wheat crop almost entirely
DESTROYED Wheat. oats, rye, add grass were bent
t. Il egfound tangled NJ, and wlat not destroyed
will give the farmers LIB 10 cut and harvest.
= Charlottesville RepnLlicnn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-02

Cortland Monday last after a full argument Jndoe
Coulter delivered opinion reversing tie decision Of
the lower Coar or the ground that it was a matter
which did not belong to State jurisdiction but should
have been brought in Of the federal Courts usder
the act OF C0rgress.-Phiia liner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-02

by their false accusations of the WI
have really done great injury 10 The S they
cause. by inducing abroad the belief tto eaon
Southern people are divided on subiec, ,n na' the
which, they well know, as great G nan;m;,,ns
lists as can ever be expected to prevail ivy ex-
community, where freedom Of opinion is ,o,s any
ted. y tolera-