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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

SAN FRANCISCO -AsRryE0-July "a, An bark sui
o-a sap-,r lo8 day. from Be- last, De b p-sscn-eI'
An shin sylgh. Gardner. D. days ron fananH, cti-o
o. order 8l passengers, 1l, Ha~ self E1-p7 A cslsy'
a dsys IRON Hououu. cargo o. order - Am oafs 10
lon Souard l8l days Ni0rE VA Valparaiso cargo
to order So pa.seu- Rag DsfS secret m 'l, - cay
from Liverpool Va paraiso, cargo ~ ai-far{ yton
Co psssengsrs 5b, Dutch Esil.0t Oc--ni D-n'A1, ~
1sv. FROM valparaiso cargo % order, t-srn-ris u.s.
An .chr Mary W. BAKER. l62 days from lOfa VI "a
rsso cargo % order - passenger; Alg Am Da< COn-
r-ctr4t P~uhall0 o. DAYS from "a par.soi cargo % Or
der a passengers, ship Rnon- HUI 81 days from hOns
Korg CARO- ~ Finley Johnson CO. u passrngefsi nav
schr Julian Moran 81 days from Honolulu CARO- 70 or
der | passenger; AN bsfE Paol, LsiOn, - a@fs hen
Bstuore cargo % W hugg a passengers An sc1f "a
rsb NrFsrsrc Richard 49, days hom 1fA ca 70
to Pacific A yeurrers A-soc aloui - pas--.krf-i
trsnsport Fredoaia. from Hl0r. va kD anl 80
A. ffty N.es A1h-l. Lewis, days rom oaLl- Nf-k'
auhsr 10 SIR sanford. p.sse1 gers An snip Montreal
Cha qick q days from h0c.-.r cargo to Il A r-feS
a passenger, Hsw BARK Don l.Ko-e, far1s on ifo
HouoIu cargo -o ORDER per Per bare Naaoi ,lefels
tom Panama y daVs Nakzsn - days D. cargo z.
ps,.~rs-rs sALEo-Jlly -. Cue trk C-.s--a fr-ei
80 fr Eslpara-o; -7n. sclr he-oiu- Ne. ell or
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ca.f- of Boston ls3 1sys from New YORK. bound 20 o4r
Franci eco, e. vel on board. Bars Cryiol ~lcn -fFed
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ice, very hls1. passed quite ear IL
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srsca brossa. b ne Enpirs Gu.

And about eco, 900 In the hands OF passengers
The following vessels were at Chagres;
schr Iowa. to sail Sept for New'oFesns senr-
Avsrsdo, waiting orders
Add the following at Panama.
Bark Ellen Frances up for San Francisco barn Ans
husc. for San Francisco; and two English onks VIE
coal.
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Resfgnntton.

10 me Pop. n he D.svir y San Francisco.
DO hereby resign my sea- in me Lrsis r'iV'
Assenbiy-juiy TO- FAANDl7 % L-it44 l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

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-F-fz Ar.ucauo Ctin. Jo-e. Peru Currency Las-,
Tsair; american vessels Nnlton, o Lamar, Col I II
Benton, Col Fremont
E>rse. l. Jo1quaa Rs>r az st'ztoE h-cl1,c
no Mexican. Emil DzIis1; B-srZ. En-i s. fsgl-~ &c
Cori-ps Chi ean; Sterling Americans Enfis4-, susan
ran Peruvian.
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Fanny Forester. Eliza, Jogen Gliplzcoana Clilan
J1is C01f-deracCr, Ns-a-is. Progf-so- Els-sl ElrL
VI Lancaster
Tsssss az saseelo-Am ship Chile, Leser, YaPsrsiso'
waifcf crew.
gess ritag 70 fs Hire-g san Jolquia cat ciera1slfo
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F-lz Carolina Iowa. San as-ls A'-iai u -z.-a1 I'm
ur- Eclipse F-i.sco Pl-Ils saz 81 alec T. LIE II TO-
Crau--. Sorv Rainbow c-. N-.oz. Ll-a- on June,
Z.rk Jorr.dr. Lsurs, Eny Jane, Nl-Fo h-rmatos,
ULior, " man. ym Il-l. ,isr, Mar o-lsa; SAsf.r
snd Edwars. Diars sophia, Re, sss Niea Pslxec L
Ar. Enterprise.
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Passengers.

From caa1re-w w Caught Joseph Wsdleish'
LAM. King = Ciddipgs Jr w Brown, Manuel Brien
&c C.isss q w Brown. w B Gould. o Ihomason- To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

LARGE PIECE or GOLD.-We were shown last
week. At the store OF Me-srs. Gross, Hobson Co the
largest specimen of gold have yet seen. IL Is an
irregular shaped boulder composed OF gold and quartz
The weight of the piece IL IA los y o. Troy, whlch
at 10 the o. would give S2oi0 As It's intrinsic value
were il all gold. Deducting o0equarter Tor the stone,
its value il - 1870. The specimen has been purchased
of Don Francisco Leon OF Mszatan, for $1,000 and !
supposed to be intended for the cabinet OF queen
Victoria Alta California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

We have received by this arrival late aud ia
teres.i1g &c cunts from California, with the A''
Caif2rmqo the q nit. from which we take me
following list u arrivals a. San Francisco DC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

Tie Cilcnos Aaacktd by Parfg Of Arr1td h~Sica7s.
| P.blic Msair1 Of Citizens . Formation of a C0i1aI
Aru,d Police. A7eS Trial and Sentence q ne
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-04
VERMONT.

Dol From Montpelier at every day, excspt Sunday,
By Mortified, Roxbury. Brookfeld Braintroc,
West Brantree, West Randolph, Bethel, Royal
ton, Sharon, West Hartford, and Hartford
To West Lebanon, by p m, So miles
/, .fe And back between p and m.
BOZ From Montpelier at m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Barre, South Barre, Willamsown East Brook
field East Randolph, and East Bethel
To Royslton, by p m, $751; miles
And back between m and p M next days.
Proposals, by schedule to mako closer conncxien with
tho Boston mall are invited
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Special ON ,es.


Proposals are npited for supplying the following Offices
Vermbnt for the nett proceeds Of SAID Offices respect
ipey-iimied in each to sum to be named in The
proposals:
Athens from Cambridgeport, 3 miles AMI back three
times week
Berlin from Montpelier, 4 miles and back, twice week
Crltenden from PtsforJ, mlps and back, twice week
Corinh from East Corinlh miles and back, six times
week.
East Barnard from B,rssd, miles and back, three times
a week
Eas. Roxbury from Nor,hded 81 miles and back,
a week.
Groton from Wells River, lOamiles and back, three
times week.
Hishga'e Springs from Swanton, miles and back, three
times week.
Huntington from Richmond, miles and back, once
week.
Jamaica from West Townsend, miles and back, three
times a week.
Jay from Troy, miles and back, once week
Jericho Centre from Jericho miles and back, three times
a week
Line In from isto miles and back, a week.
Mechancsvle Ison Mount Holly, 3 miles and back
twice week.
Middleton from Eos, Poultncy miles and back, three
times week.
Randolph from West Randolph, miles and back, six
times week.
Saint Adams Bay from St.. Adams miles and back
times week.
Sandgate from West Arlington S miles and back, twice
saxes Mills from Highsa.o, S miles and back, twice a
week.
times week.
South Newbary from Newbury, 2 mile, and back, three
times week.
South Walden from Cabot, S miles and back, a
week.
Topshsm from Eas. Corinth, miles and back, three
times a week.
Wardsboro' from North Wardsboro', 3 miles and back,
twice week.
West Dover from Dover miles and back, twice week
Westminster West from Saxton's River, miles and
back, three mes u week
Weybrdse Lower Falls from Mddcbury, S niles and
back, twice week.
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send, West Townsend North marlborough,
West rdsbnrough and StrnttOn


To Arlington, by a m next days, 81 miles
And back between m and 1! IN, MONDAY Wed-
nesday, and Friday.
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered
367. From Grafton at p m, Tuesday and Saturday
BY Honghtons~ille and Windhsm
To Londonderry, by 8 p IN, II miles
And back between 10 and m, same days.
800. From West Townsend at m, Tuesday
To Windham, by p IN, 81 miles
And back between p and p m, same day
1863. From Cambndgeport at a M Monday and Wednes-
BY Brookine, Fayetteville, WiIliamsvlle, and Dover
To Wilmington, by p M 80 miles
Ana back between a m and p M next days.
37O From marlborough at M Tuesday and Saturday
By Guilford, Guilford Genre, Green River, Hall
fax, West Halifax, Jacksonville, Nottingham,
Reedsborough, Wost Rcadsborough, and STAN
To North Adams, Mass, } by p m, as miles
And back between 9 a m and IN, Monday and
Friday
37l. From marlborough at m every day except Sun
BY West Bratleborough, Marlborough, Whining
ton, Searsbury Woodford, and East Bennington,
To Bennington, by p m, Al miles
And back between 2 and IL night
Proposals for tri- weekly service are invited
372. From marlborough at M Tuesday Thursday,
By West Dummers,on and Fayetteville
To Townsend, by m, IL miles
And back between - m and p m, Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday.
Proposals for three addition, trips will be considered
1913 From Bracborough a. every day, except Sun
day
BY Dummerston, Putney and Westminster
To Walpole, IN. III. y by 8. m, 90 miles
And back between 81 p m and 81 p m; half of
the trips, going and returning, to ran by Chester
field and Weslmoreland, instead of Dammerston
Pulney, and Westminster.
Proposals extend Bellows Falls, miles, if neccs-
sary make connexions, are invited
374. From Wilmington at M Tuesday and Saturday
BY Jacksonville and South III ,ax
To Coleran, Mass by IL m, 10 miles
And back between p m and m, Monday and
Friday.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-04
Special Omces.

Proposals invsd for supplying The following Offices
in New Hampshire for the nett proceeds Of SAID offices,
respectiuelylimedt to sum to be named in the propo
pOsais IN each case
Albany from Conway miles and back ones week
Alstcad from New Alstsad, 81 miles and back, twice
week.
Bedford from Manchester, miles and back three timos
a week.
Drswsvile from Bellows Falls, 3 miles and back three
times week.
Hanover Centre from Hanover miles and back, once
week.
HarsvilIc from Dublin miles and back, once week.
Holdsrness Centre fron Holderness, miles and back
once week. s
Hudson from Nashua, miles and back, three times
week. @
Jackson from Lower Bartlett, 5 miles and back, twice
Landau from Bath, Al miles and back twice week.
Londonderry from Derry, miles and back, three times
Loudon Ridge from CINNAMON miles and back, twice
week.
Lyndeboro from South Lyndeboro', mile. and back,
twice week.
Milton Mills from Milton, miles and back three time.
week.
New Durham from Pennington, 5 mile. and back, once
week
North Londonderry from Manchester miles and back,
North Salem from Salem miles and back, oncs week
North sandwich from Centre Sandwich 81 miles and
North Weymouth from Quincy, miles and back three
times week
Oyfordvie from Oxford miles and b,ck ,hr.. ,i. .
week. ~
Poplin from Raymond, 4 miles and back once n week
Roxbnry from keene, miles and back oncs week
Rye from Portsmouth, 81 miles and back twice week
South Bradford from Bradford, q miles and back twice
week.
South Kingston from Ncwtown miles and back. twjo. :,
week.
Surry from Keene, miles and back, twice week
Sutton from Warner, miles and back throe times a
week. t
West Boscawcn from Boscawcn, miles and back, twice
week.
West wndham from Wndhem, 81 miles and back
twice week
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To West Midway, by p m, 8 miles
And back between a m and ga m.
439 From Franklin at 10 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY West Wrcntham
To Diamond Hill, (R. ~ by - m, miles
And back between p m and m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
44o From Railroad Depot at every day. except Sun
BY Stoughton and North Easton
To Easton, by 9 m, IL miles
And back between m and a m.
AL. From Brantree at every day, except Sunday
BY South Brainree, Randolph, East Randolph
East Soughton, North Bridgewa,or, West Bridge
water, Rrdgewatcr, North Mddeboro', Middle
boro', Myrickville, and Freetown
To Fall River, 10y IL m, 40 miles
And back between a m and II a m with an add.
tona sixmesa-week mail, between 81 and
u p m, going and ~ and u M returning
Proposals to commence route at Boston will DO considered
4i2. From Brantree Depot at every day, except
Sunday
BY Weymouth. East Weymouth, and bingham
10 Cohasset by - m, IL miles
And back between m and m.
443 From North Abingdon Depot at 10 every day.
BY East Abingdon, Hanover and Pembroke
To West Duxbury by p m, Ia miles
And back between m and 6 pm.
4 From every day. except Sunday
To Marshdeld, by 81 m, IA miles
And back between | m and m.
4i5. From East Foxboro at every day. except Sun
dly
BY Foxboro and West Foxboro'
To Wrentham, by 6 p m, 81 miles
Aud back between a m and 9 M
4i6 From bingham, at 10 m, Tuesday, Thursday, anG
Saturday
BY South bingham, West Scituate, South Sci,uate,
and North Marsh6cld
To Marshf, Id, by 3 p M 10 miles
And back between m and p m, Monday, We'd
nesdoy, and Friday.
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To Newport, by p m, l6 miles
And back between m and p m.
Proposals for six additional weekly trips from LIST Arn
to 1st October, as Mt present, will be considered.
4GS From Fall River at m, Tuesday, Thursday AM
Saturday
By Swanzea and Warren
To Bristol, (R. 1. y by 4p m, IA miles
And back between ~ a and IL a m, Monday
Wednesday, and Friday.
469 From Rehoboth at m every day, except Sunday
by North Rehoboh
To Atteboro', by ~ m IL miles
And back bct~een 81 p m and 8 pm
47O From Attleboro at every day, except Sunday
By North Auleboro
10 South Attleboro, by u p m, 9 miles
And back between 81 m and 8 m.
ALL From Ftchburg 81 every day, except Sunday
BY Westminster, Asbburnham Wnchendon, fii1
william, IN. H. Troy, Kecnc, East We'lmoH1
land, and Wapolc
To Bellows Falls, (Vt.,) by p m, 81 miles
And back between l p m and Al m.
Proposals for frequent service will be considered
472 From Ashburnham Junction at 81 every day. Ell
ccpt Sunday
BY Gardner, South Gardner Badwinsvlc, Tenn
,ple,on PhIlpston, South Royalston, AthoI VI
ange Wendell depot Erving, CIRCUITS Corners
Mortified, Vernon, and IIinsda'c
To marlborough, (Vt.,) by Il m, GO miles
And back between IL m and p m.
Proposals for second daily service, connect with Wv
Springfield line, between the Mortified junction and Bfa
borough, arc invited.
473 From Athol at I2 m, Tuesday Thursday and Siur
BY North Orange, Warwick Winchester, ""
Winchester and Hinsdale
To Brattleborough, (vt,) by m, % miles W.,
And back, between m and l2 m, Monday, W"
nesday, and Friday. l.,
Proposals to end route al Winchester also at Hins''
are invited.
44 From Charlton depot 10 every day, except d"
day .
BY Charlton and Southbridse ~
To Sturbrijge, by p m, Is miles
And back between and a m. Hi
AIS From Warren at m, Tuesday, Thursday t9
Saturday II
BY Brmheld
To Wales, by 6. p m, L miles -
And back between 81 and 10 am; With ""
additional trips to Brimfed, 81 miles
<76 From West BrookfeId at Ii m every day, eN''
Sunday
BY Ware and Enfield
To Amherst, 10y p m, 26 miles
And bock between and pm;
With branch
From Enfield at p m every day except SUNDAY
BY Greenwich
To Greenwich village, by 81 pm
And back between 10 m and IL am.
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great southern mail, invited
36l From Procorsville, II m, Monday. Wednesday
and Friday
BY Cavcndish, Upper Falls Corners and Yves,
Claremont, ~ H.
To Caremont, by m, Is miles
And back brtween 7 m and - m, next days.
Proposals to end route at West Claremon or Corners
are invited.
3G2 From Chester at m, Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday
By Andover
To Weston, by 4 a m, ii miles
And back between - m and 2 p m, next days.
1863 From Manchester at m, Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday
By Factory Point, Wndha Peru Landsgrovc
Londonderry, SimonsviIle, Chester and Spring
field
To Churlestown, IN H.,) by 3 p m, as miles
And back between a and IL m, next days.
1884, From Manchester at 8 a m, Monday and Friday
BY South Dorset, Dorset, Eas, Rupert, Pawiet, and
Wells
To Granville, IN. Y, by 3 p m, % miles
And back between 8 and p m, next days /;
with three additional weekly trips between Paw
let and Granville, miles,
365 From Bellows Falls every day except Sunday
By Charlestown, IN H. North Chsdes,own,
Clarcmont, Wethershed, (Vt,) and West Clare
mont, IN. H)
To Windsor, Vt,) by 81 m, 81, miles
And back between l0i a and ~ m.
Proposals hours 10 be named v the bdder) to
give the southern mail tho greatest possible expedition
invited.
$780, From Bellows Falls at M Tuesday Thursday, and
Saturday
BY saxson's River, Cambridgopor, Grafton, Town.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA

This new Territory bids fair, in time. to be
one of the brightest States of the contederacy.
1t enters the field young. but with all the spir-
it and determination of older republics. Those
elements which constitute the highest foun-
dasion of moral, political, and social relation.
seem to occupy the attention and support of
its best and wlsest citizens.
Education-Ihe corner stone of all repub-
licau institutlons-is amongst the first cares
of the citizens ofthe Territory. An exchange
paper states that, few days since, the Hon.
VIM. Slade, Ex-Gov. of Vermont, and Gen.
Agent of the Board of National Popular Edu-
cation, passed up to Minnesota, to engage in
the establishment of schools in that Territory.
He had in his company eleven young ladies,
who came out from the Eastern States, under
the auspices of the Board. to engage Ia teach
ing the young .ninnesotians. 1t were well if
ali Territories were supplied with such teach
ers, and. respectively, mothers of a new gem
Grafton.
In connexion with this subject, we see it
stated that within two years past, this Board
of National Popular Education has furnished
one hundred and ten female teachers to the
more sparely populated portions of the West,
all of whom are actively engaged in the bus
mess of school teaching. and further supply
is expected during this season. This we re-
gard as the most useful of the missionary eau
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29

CHoLEA.-It becomes our unpleasant duty
to record two cases of Cholera In this place,
both of which terminated fatally. Neither of
the persons attacked had the benefit of Medi-
cal attendance until the disease was far ad-
vanced. The following are the cases refer
red to:
Mrs. Bennett, (widow of the late Philip
Bennett on Hoard street, was taken with
Cholera at three o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing last, which terminated fatally in about IL
hours. She left five children in destitute cir
cumstances.
Mr.. John Prideaux, Sen., aged 80 years,
was taken with Cholera about one o'clock p.
NJ, on Wednesday last, which terminated
fatally in about II hours. Medical aid was
not obtained until in the evening. He has
left wife and several children.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
pr BIIEs SCHOOLS-COUNT CON
VENTJON

s.: The attention Of our readers is called to the
sIor slev1sing the best means for promoting the
-gause off EDUCATION. 1t is very desirable
.shaf this Convention be attended by all the
EEfriesds of the cause of education in the Coun-
e::y-Tthat it be literally MASS MEETING
Ssne thst. shall have an effect to the
E9uElic usind to the subject. and satisfy the
Flown Superintendent that s'the people" are
with them, in any attempt they may make to
,ad vance "a cause that interests US all. Were
ss,ssye to publish notice that some noted circus
s.ar pther catch-penny company would be In
etovn on the 18th day of July, for the purpose
e.1of ampslng our citizens, we are inclined to
s5hirk taet there would be good "turn OUT"
This Convention, however, is of far more
s.mportance to the citizens of Iowa County,
Shat al the Dan Rice circuses, or June &
Turner caravans in Christendom. not only to
Ethe present, but to the rising generation: and
sshail We not see on that day meeting of the
snitizens of Iowa County, such as has not
f3eejn witnessed since its first settlement
ss:Noy is the time for all who feel an interest
s,n che xel-being of mankind, or the insttu-
s.ioAs OF our country, to lay shoulder to the
.4wheel, and move the car of intelligence
E:hat shall: make Wisconsin stand pre-eminent
sam9ng the States of our Union in the cause
esf Pirfue, Truth and Education. We hope
E.silat ali will consider well the interests of our
E.sstate, and that Iowa County may not be be-
ksind aryIother County, in coming up to the
IMork OF Educating their children. Our laws
:aake ample provision for schools, snd it only
tem,ins for the People to avail themselves of
:ssle provision thus offered, to place us on an
i.nvlable pre-eminence in this great and good
S,uae. al admit that something should be
.fone, ard now let ALL meet together and say
zshGt that something shall be.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29
FURTHER PARTICULARS BY THE
CAMBRIA.
n. Y, June I6-7 p. n.

n. Y, June 16-7 p. M.
The steamer Cambria arrived in Jersey city
last night. The alleged victories of the Hun
garians over the Russians has not been con-
frmed. 1t is said the Russian force employ
ed against Mayyards reaches 10000; after
d bloody fight, in which several hundred were
killed, Baden fell into the hands of the Hun
garians on the morning of the II inst. All
the officers of the Croalis cut down
without quarter. Loss of the Hungarians es-
timated at $50 men, and 20 officers. Ofen has
been captured, and the Georgian troops, a.
mounting to 10000, set free. It is said that
Mayyars had again defeated the Imperial
forces in the neighborhood of Odenbing-
Great suspense is expressed in Vienna at the
non-appearanee Of the Russians in Hungary,
and persons are asking what has become of
them. Probably Benz and Dem Binski could
furnish information ON the subject.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-29


ses in which philanthropy or religion can ex-
ert its efforts. The pure, unsullied. bnt edu-
Gated and intelligent mind OF a New Engiana !.
school mistress, cannot impair to the youth oi
the West anything but correct and vlrtuous'
moral and political principles; and we con-
TESS that we rejoice to see the spirit and love
of liberty from the old cradle introduced under
such favorable and impressive auspices. EV-
ery man who has, in his younger days, been
under the guidance of school mistress, looks
back to it with satisfaction, and can refer to
that period of his life for the stamp OF some
of the best and most lofty traitsof his charac-
ter.
In another essential, the citizens OF Mime
sofa seem to be alive to their own Interest,"
A Locofoco paper in Galena complains that
there are four newspapers in the Territory,
and they all profess to be neutral IN politics,
although all the Editors are as this authority
STYLES them, Wings. Now in this the ed
itors in our opinion. manifest good sense
and discretion worthy of all commendation.-
They are striving to build up a new state. on
a safe, correct, and prosperous basis, and to
this end they eschew Political party divisions
and dissentions. Their object, doubtless, is
to have the public mind free and unbiased by
party purposes, to act for the best interest Of
the whole Territory. Such course of poll
cy, instead of meriting the sneer of the Gale
ma Jeffersonian, will receive the appreciation
of all rejecting and considerate men. Ii E.
vinces a candor and an earEestnesS that gives
assurance that this Young Tirrltory will soon
be one of the most glorious and brilliant stars
in tine Federal galaxy.--i&. Louis Repub.