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CALIFORNIA.

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TO CALIFORNIAN - - -'Psn-nes q =
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EALiRORNIA.-A s~rn~nsn 80 ~ fe.e ., ?
a-s.y n cNN5Tn's v - - - ~ e-,0u,- -
ssort A. 1~ i-tse ar "a ues hshE important a.
sn.n.,ssss y r,r'-1. .-',
EaLIfUk>Is AND tANrUN Otrtir~-
y Orders f,f Csf''n. Assoesiior' .nd oo.as tf 0's
'ho'i vayss-s hr'e-d DrHp.y 80 made - ne uo'
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W. r-'~' e. - boz % D. a. K-i-fe- :" TO -
$685. en.rs .-r. ven -ri go .'r-f -
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I.h,r - . To- Submerged Nhiriry Fan an a MT
f,h.- CO... isA0r" approved hy r. y T'rtry -nA NO
~ sd Dr. c. ton. rs-i hy sinc opersis's 80
&c N'-.i. ,N.rg tPst-1i,s g.re iur a oF-l No.
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f'AiirUfININ -tJith- y f'.''t7 int No..
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trs .i-r -4tf a.s -a. pas. - eGuN 10 - 80
sfIf...sr. rf-isr ftr
f..-..- 20 Java sDF'.-A 10 cent t'ue WI ni''e -
r.rs . w. saer cni-r flf any len ''n oi "N-
CH.ls- Fsi-7t N-- = r i'n'' "n"i hv M "o'' $50"
% Tine r... - - a, h-a Hir.l ainc' ever usc'
o r... d.. 'r-Ei g,s.rv
80 'sfs- ftii-ft Z i~as 90 ts a 20 'nI
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plsa AS .-rt tl srv p@r = - cy. ice q" ~ ~sr oF
dt.>..t Yut 80 -! Ih"1hHin'
ron cALIroSEIA.
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] - .-r.,.,- n.l ,s,i--'~. ~rh Gtl : $ ani Na'
.f.r. ar-. SOD f'..-.... t.i.-s r.i "a 49,
3D. . Y n - fi' -
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HnR THE Pills.

Dp upHAxs ELECruARY-(t "A l0Gsrn. rsmesyj
D. rsre spr Pee -ih~s illerusl -xt-sn.
-. - ,.af SD ~tJ,>sa- All REAL Oulr 10 gnis
nv In- ofbo- o th- ofis "a. Pfep.esof CrHAs
:, y -ioc. Il phssciAn Of - N-s,s af-rc-
=, :. A. ~hef- Pi-s sad rh.oui. cs-as~s sr-
.,-e-..f,l, r-.ss1 s,cics n = - y~-'y i1f soof'
sso,- soring-sI Cai-e eos" h0m NJ - N A.
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n Capt. 81. vrain arrived IN thus CIT! $50, s,.
~ Bot /. .es o. .dd nothing our ioformsten ,'o%
S.v n.,,eo The ss.is y, R1Hti'es-. Of the 0a ".
ssass D. m@n,h.n " the disaster T. Ia ..
psty and ws understand thst 20 letrfs ns .,ss 90
,slssd from hat gcs,I, mao eroeps thoss orr
ca Bs4.os IL may b~. Tor ihis rssscn 'o@s ~,
sstsss the ssoss VI thoss who pohshsd N 's'
anpt ell 10 made kso~n o. Losss heP'
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ry5parR,s HypRAuLIcs

lOt Nd tNfi'> u lhis vox now ready containing
- Sewers l.ndT-d Engraving. Let every mechanic 10
v-n.f. -vrfV pSi-nt-- farmer, examine tho
" ,rf M tary h1ndr~i. " dollars thereby -
p. 2. ~ ~ "a by al honk srIlrrs anil OWASW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

TIE WORLD As 1T Mo,Es-NOL. II, Nos. AND
i-This weekly Massrias has been greatly improved
10 addition 10 reprn, Of ChHmbr'' Ed'"1H'Sh Jour-
sell It gives large quantity Of other matter, orgins
and s-Iected from the able and celebrated riish
ssd o her European p riOdic.ls TIE WORLD i' pub
l.hed By Lock wood Co Efosd~sy. corner Of Grand
at ia cts per number or Al y per volume.
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BOON TRADE
aRErI.EY = nf'ELRATh
- afrrf ntSt.x SgN lOlk

aRkEI.EY nr'ELRATh
rRsUNs sUILDlNOs. NE"fOak.
Orstisn rHE vOLLOwISo SOCKS. -s'es he,
s..s,a.r. L~rasr-s0u Asreu ara cssui'1, , 30,
y. 81. :. 81 .,,eu arr, .oio,sl -o $40
sSepe~us. soos y he Yarn '9'' ''' I'm So
ss.,1 1853 ., ,sra .ar- ,os so
n, I.,..~. ~r,ur-. W sci~nee snd Ar ros ~"
r~S4si % n ysr.aHr. ard s-rs.nlc. 70 s'ss..s
In. u Hsofy ca, ~ spe' s"sen' ''''fa -
~ 90 90 IN r.Pes eSvs''
s.fa. oo0osy. I:nS oiOtA. ... y,
HarlseT. Essays Human hsa"' 80 mo 4.
oerrns So ,n.n.s rsr..- seos r-p-s. -. =
ol..sr' car.u-. u Li'-rssur- VIE he ''a'0'e q, q
y Grs~od Coo. ..'.'''''''''' :
o. ~. Cs-rni.ry .sd b.lioa. PHILOSOPHY -. >
Fn.ur. Economy. BY AgA.asOn. viii an in"oase- ..
,, .oo = 80 a., ''''.......... =
'iasS..a fr..s.- - a1-a CIV. ciots. =
wh's m.n. .I.o. rs and ''-ssch ..... ~
-, H,ar-'. l.c,.,-. N l.,r,nc,ny ........... =
~ Hclor' Lectures on t"rVoomy -.-.....'..'.. =
49,. avsr.. in ~. v.ch NJ ......... .
Th- " ni. Ausn-e for Observation-Disclosures ~
TIE whig Ams-sr hf is'3 -
ANIMALS and ILLUSTRATED WoRKs
\NoMEN ~ rhs sISLc
w wcrn-n q ~ senFares
Re.d's American female Pces
h.oO'aes q ss..'g..l.
Lay. u M " ..I-ra " ord.
L-sse,. u Memory
bors ot Pearls
Cen II th- s-sson.
Gallery c( N-rrounts
NioN u w.sene!d Illustrated sfiroo
, s-n->. ...oSr-a. = Aeuu,l. ro.re, wOsls. le Ie
80 N,RS y SEWAtN co Is sro.a-sy
GooDRIcES PICTORIAL
,CuOOL HisrORts- Pict'ris Hsioey u he Joined
'~-iatr. DO j, Il s:as'o 30 DO Of France. do do
r.. .'ye 80. q Sen vi Histories. sOruesly puell.h.d
~ a-.-,. ,,rn 81 ot Psd.iriohi> and s,teosi,.ly
f,on school. .na M usi, r,.peci'aly .olieiirt
A-' pub i.nei u-~ eii.ons " >enpnsrs Enf,neen
, s,,l "'." - ,,'.r,oSs
dli r ii SriSGTo, SAVAGE. 40 r..ris
HENRY CLAY.
,J,HE LIFE ANO PUBLIC SERVICES o. HENRY
-osrs.i D su III do-u 70 m ,c.r Igis By me .aIsor
VI $40 Win rortnt Ncsly bound In o'scs e'o'n
Tss.t-- {, full and .u,h-urc siosr.psy Of ~. rus-
uioss Amer .1--snsn ~heh hss sver b~>o pahi'h-d
mi, 0REELEY MeEL1trH
DEM0CRAoY IN AMERICA.
DF"ucRAty ~ .NEslCA- az Aieris De rcceas
~ p r-ntrf - 80 Inriluts ~ Prssce ChAmbes Of
,rs.rr. srrf.s- So,-s hy J1hu sp-ce.r Fec
firA' t''n" = 'si-i N 20" pof $40 ey moe
- rvis'Ni' ! ssDEirLD cru,eo Val
EvVBANKs HYDRAULICS.
ilOl Nd corn u ths vorx nos ready containing
- Sewers hundred Engraving. Let every mechanic. 10.
v-u.f. -vrfV lawyer psi-nt-- far'n-f, eksmn. tho
~lrr. Nnf hey hundreds " dolars thereby
p. 2. ia Fpr ss-by al booksellers anil OWAsW
EWBAHR ON HYDRAULICS
A NJ HGCIiASiCS -COmpl-,e s-ls u ihis uscul wosk
"A e.ghl pats numbers s bc obtained of any
Of The h'os~r-fs Proc each No - cts snf DhW
ARA0OS LECTURES.
4 NEW EDITION OF AkAGOS LECTCkES on A.
n uonomy 10 now published Pro" s~~nts copy. 81
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'I'D Dtt.I rRaEAS AF.isT- T - ~ sru'~r
d nvit.. 80. t.n 6, D.. T. boz ard g.
n - They are u.d- - ih- t-t imported fnl b. ,
,~ cul ssfi % 80 - rcd god
hero r- is1 TIRE irsrufn-rfs r.usl
- -very frs,rrt 60 30 - -IfacITe1 D. EIfo9r. ~
ma1-. nor '~rst 1NHrt rrc- % -
rnsy have heri pufcfa.-t TnT Comp tlai." sets
- ci-itIe Ton pure ~. c1s 40 rart-i O.
s-rs.if., al qpi ~. - 20 49, ~ea 1-r - g.
ssrr5 Of u4s- Pst-s. cs-et, ,L-nlc.s ..i. Get -
. - .. &c. JOHa ROACH. OpI-ar.
nj. Nis-.s y
B-A.er Nay. laI' - ~. ,-u5,- io - So.
~
'.gDD NJ w. - Vos- iu NzCt ~ IAfs- s-t "a
" brrac. JOHN HARPER voI t1fin ,l~ p4t.ls st
iry rr.curr ~vcr' dos ~ . Ba.- w. H" l'-s.'..
corner ~ tr--a uf ..- 80. an a e
VI pHu.. .bfni or-.I ~ one -f'li..
i..l..s al To- ore ell. ~
.r.t % t b q I'D Bed ~ or- -il .N.
fl is \ arg Hr-si r. l'- .t.I.
,...fI- Re- Er~sd fYr i-r .'ncr
A.oA we've ,u i.fr = i'~.sr.- 81 SOC Gfieii ssr,d
Tsi,t.i gr -. sld = go. ~ Crf,- f Nr--ssfs
joins tARPFR -f u-4sor-si
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('tffs Dts>IN.-5' Uni.~i states rrf' 80 .s''- 'o'
' ils,s- xoir. tn th- s1ii t-s - .sr lfs y
~ - Z ItknlCk- lN - S-nlLI =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

lhFNuCRAGY ~ .NERlCA -gy Al-Iis De Yocoas
> o. r.-1trf - 49, insil.ts ~ Yrspr~ Chamber Of
D.puurs ,si~i ~ Henry Reeve Fec Win -
,r'.rr4 srrf-e- No,es by JOhn spccc~r, Fec
sifh.1 Ff.ur'. hni-i IN ror sao by moe
nosx.tf'~rss 100 f-flcrI pucr u a.
90 pNsisNi' RbDslsLD Clinton Wall
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A tAHD.-fhs lselis eehssssy scspssssuy nasusA
n The, ssve dspess1 81 - ~ hah, stsls ~ in10el
foe he Uthsd saies - - - ~ NJ vassas iDosOso.
nsss ." NE vsl sssvu osaane os1 eisSts, = go =
DO. fessoos - eeQou1ns, samsfy
CAsDss, ksvHsvs0. Gene
loss Iosp Co, Nsv. tussvsrS NJ
ne NswAhs iSpsA kssssa Maze Co NSvsst, y J.
n.sst.e..sss q . dsoSys., sSos.. ere sSssAssS . .
perfses a psosseuss NE she specially vsys1 -
md ESQ sos as pssposs u psVtssise GssSaDy - oeoC
Ss~ Esssse sesnss any ~ oil isftefsosss
he psene sss bsvsby esopoosd sssiss nfFlnGn0 -
Isseoss, - nsveoos have ssss given pssssGs q =
feodsss
HAYWARD RUBsEk co
w a. BUCKTN0HAn, Ssosnnpw
PIE NEWARK INDIA RUssEa nXlf0 90.
hiAAA HUTCHINSON, HssAA0
l. CANDLE.
HOR0 co.
Nsw Yost. Mech I. 10
fus 0ooovsAa Ausssa oDss Co. usnupnsn o. -
0rossoesE / Lsrsos. NSw-eWsSvssk d J. Hsvo -
49, 70 nAs.ise,ase 49, ssAs oss1ysss Iss19
aathovtsad aasafA1Rrs~A - ~
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no, ,>p-rtHt. " ,KkIiuI ..lNai-r

U fFV.N W
BEE ELLIOTT hsvr cDnstaily "a "a = &
Tor ssrd~s Kusss, Norwegian, ngish sad An,fi-
c Al Bar iron AisO
D.. al ad Scroll Iron.
G. o., lruo. tnglsh sd AintrcAu.
s4sff Iron
n;cH Pis Iron.
F,rss N-l Rode
si,sod. Od sable. n9rwegisr All American.
B,~I-f- koss
>irrl sire
60, Ni-sl
= t-e NJ ln
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DVyO9 Ra.- sealed psoSas>ls - I.
-, w. eoee of t,s DELE. ss@ nsSssc a.
sooes 70 80 revcrse. he blu 90 pss q Ss sos IN.
~s x tSsoes eessssa W s,susss ~ ~ psrsc-Ss~S
- - ~ - wSsesse1 y svpiy. ~ hrAs s.Ass ne -
osy - - ~ spssiAssaos shssips<
90 ~ b ~ esaal o. q \. IN - -
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rWBAaR ON HYDRAULICS

M NIlIIANIIS -tOmp-te srls Of ms usefhI y ofh
n N eish pss numh-rs may sgil he obtained u any
Of lh- hnos ..ii-fs Proc each No - cts snr DkW
ARA0OS LECTURES.
4 NEW EDITION OF ARAGOS LECTURES 90 A.
n uornmy 10 now puhiishei PRICE, ss~~nts Q COPY 81
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CHOLsRA.-" Causes and Home Yatlc Trcat-
nen, Of the Cholera" By y. JosIiS. MD" i'apocset
volume Of ia pages issued BY w. R.dce, 322 B;osd
sy lie directions tor treatment are very clear and
simple while its statistics Of the relative mortality from
Cboefs under Homeopathic and under Ordinary treat
p>ui will astonish most readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

IV MAsONn AND CAnrsN4Hne.--sssssl
pissloasss go lsspscsas q Co1aSo 49,
fvsnh ~srt, uatil the sis lsy u Apsn ieso - -
NE Cefs Of Ne Doasd u E1ssss0s. No ~ osVoAOoV
sid Tvsssy-elAh street. sssvsss ~ osesol - ~
svsosss tseh psopsssl nss 10 seevasssls1 Iv -
Y vr.uss 70 sseess ssssdss As ,ss fs,sAas psrSsrS
ohs eos"ses fs- r.ens .cy b .ssnlsal - 49, -
Yoe6, April 9 iet9 - w.
WILSON Hunt. HORACE oasIIsY
cc.ctosaces.s a Con sekso,s fvesCS 49,
ELISHA nE9AiLL, DANlsL 7 ,; N -
81 ~ tssescson a. Con 49,. I'm -;
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GnnnRIcHs PICTORIAL

,g,HT LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES % HENRY
CLAY 81 80 .rg-rt k.S Ns- ~diupo rovfs-d.
~nsr D bfuu Sh down 10 th- Jc-r gis By me sainof
lv.l $40 WIN foTtst Neatly bOand In bses eioth
Pdrr
TssIst-- a. full and .uhsusc BiospPhy 81 is Illus
uioss Amer ~h'ch hss sver b~>o pub.ish-
F0rssi- hy b Isr-rs -
siREFffl \ NJ ELK n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

AIAGNnri.M AN0 CLAIKvDYANck AZ

wi lei 10 The Of disease ~ DIS hCNhOt t.oe-
ce,.,r To DR. Grat.nb AZ Gtsnc At + ectrl-msgnet en-
spilled he Of fhsumsIism Sad Al An1s oi nau''-
% IT, 4, .p.ia sweiinss contracted mu''ir. ga l't
sri- a ds~.s-s paralysis pssy. inm"rs sni u-f'ys -
.s.-. -iryoy ant admissions from 4 VI 90 l. - -
y. N IA, o- - hi vAua- iicllrs IN NJ cy "f
f.f.Ases pscu q icml.cs Psuc.s hirtdri ~ i-f
,. -. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
next By ballot for Nv. a..s.-s t. r.pr.s.n. TIL. d.

next By ballot for Ava delegates represent this dis
tStct In the propcsed uvsutiop.
Resolved, That the President sppoist . serrsspsnd
ing ceDmttese Of three persous TO nostS With
the other ds'riots and otherwise farther the object
Of this meeting.
Resolved, rnat Messrs Frank Bates, Barton Lee,
and albert Priest, be Q muittes Of three 70 cot
jpdses OF the election Of delegates
Tho report vas adopted ucsnimously.
On motion Of Samuel b. snnan resolution vas Of
fsSed that delegates ha insrueted 60 Oppose sa
In every shape and form In the tssritory OF ali
forpia Adopted.
On motifs q Of Mr. Bsanuau. Il was resolved. that Ia
case the death Of either 81 the dele
gstes the remainder bs empowered to elect to all
the vacancy.
The President pursuance Of thu sth rssolatio. ~
pointed Mesers Frank Bates, P Reading, sad Joha
s Fowler. . corresponding conmittee.
On motion Of Samuel Brsnuau II was resolved, that
the procsedinas Of this meeting bs published In the
.qha Caht"rnio.
On notion the meeting adjourned
PETER BURNETT, President.
RaRRRI GQRpoN. NacrQtRrY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

SINGULAR MOVEMENTS OF Elk GOVERNOR SEWARD,
-Wefe that the Congre ssional career Of Greeley
is destined to be altogether eelpsed BY that of his
friend and felIow-labo,er, Seward. The am
bition of the philosopher confined itself to the
great mileage question, and the reformation of the
personal habits Of members; but Seward will rest
satisfied with nothing shor, of absolute control Of
public opinion in railroad cars, steamboats,, and
omnibuses. After very kindly taking President
Taylor In charge, and indicating the old hero In
flaming letter In the Washington newspapers,
Seward enters the Baltimore cars, and entertains
the passengers, in an eloquent harangue, on his
relations with Mr.. Fillmore, and the character OF
the New York Herald. 1t seems, however, that
one of his eowtravelers did not altogether relish
the remarks OF the loquacious Senator; and evinc-
ing a commercially accurate perception OF the
proper course to be adopted, about to apply the
6rgxms~txm ad ho,ni~em, In the style most ap-
proved by Southern loglcians when Mr.. Seward
suddenly became mute, and sought the friendly
protection of some friends who happened to be In
the car. According 10 the last accounts. the Sc
nator was maintaining prudent lncognto, which
his opponent, with a perseverance, worthy of the
most rancorous theological controversy, was en-
deavoring to penetrate.
Really, we have rarely been favored with more
characteristic specimen Of the impertlnence and
folly of small dems gogueism, than that afforded us
in the conduct Of this Ex-Governor Seward. We
have had quite too many of these little country law
yers thrust into our halls of legislation. The very
nature of the professional avocatlons OF such men
Inequalities them for the respectable and useful
discharge Of the duties Of craftsmanship. Accus-
toned to deal only with the mlnutlw of individual
rights; attaining equlvocal popularity by the exer-
else OF those discredltabIe acts by which petty
demagogueism makes itself notorious in small and
not very we'll informed communities and pushed
forward by designing politicians, who always avail
themselves of the most docile and plant tools
such men some into official station, in general,
utterly incompetent, and, too often, pretty effectu-
ally corrupted. Hence we see them indulging in
all sorts Of sIlly antics meddling oficiously with
the weightIest affairs; and rendering themselves
amenable to the admonltions and castiQation Of
the independent press, which they, therefore, tho
roughly dislike and dread.
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MA to Jushiy her admission into the Union; mean
time, let there be as much light as possible thro~1
on the actual condition of that country, 30 that
when le legislation shall become necessary, as WILL
inevitably be the case next session, both houses
NAV be enabled, from the information before
hem, to speak and act unders'andlng'y, and that
California may not be iasult'd with such loose
and slIp-shod legislation as was attempted last
winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
Appointments by enc President.

WAsHTNd f0NI HpfII z, IB4y.
Alexander Rsmeay. ex-Member Of Congrsss from
Psnnsyivania land not Josiah RandAlD has been ap
pointed Governor ofthe Mnpesots territory Governor
Pennington, Of New Jersey, having declined
The Rev Robert Alien, Of Kentucky, q graduate of
Wet Point Academy, and recently Professor la Tran
sylvsns Upivers,ty. has boon sppoiutsd post onise
agent In California vice wm Van VOORHEES,, removed
General Wilson, OF Missouri, has received the so
poDtmsnt Of Navy Agent for San Francisco
Captain Payne Of Texas, has been appointed mill
tary store keeper at Galveston
William Squares, recently . large contributor Of In.
dian Antiquities to the Smithsonian Institution Ia,
reos'vd the appointment OF ohsrse.ds aarcs to Qua
tsnsis, Vice Elijsh Hire, of Kentucky
IL is understood that - Shsrmsn has bean appoints
eau Mar,hsl for New Jersey
Also that Mr. stubbs has been sppsredsd In the
state Department b. Mr. Butler.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
CALIFORNIA GOLD AT rHR MINT.

lrrom the renneyivAniaa April
We understand that three large deposits Of gold
duet and seal from the Pacific were made at the
United States Mint, in this city, on Saturday
Ihn Is substantial evidence that the goId has
come. Gold ccins, OF the new denominations,
Will be Issued ne soon as the necessary arrange
msents Gan be completed IN the Mint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR MAYoR.-.I will be
seen by reference to the column OF City Inte'll-
e nee. that the Democratic Convention which met
at Tsmmany Hall last evening. nominated Francis
B. Cutting as the democratic candidate for the
mayoralty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

FROM BRITISH GuIANA.-We have received our
files of the Royal Gazette, published at George
town, British Guiana, to the 9Th ult, but they
contain NO news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03
COL. BHNroN AND COL STEVENSON.

L
| II. Benton, United States Senator for Nj ssouri
In that proclamation he charges upon Col Mason
and my sell the defeat ut bill IN committee of
the House OF Representatives, which had previous
y Psstt the SeBate. for the payment OF the people
III California tor m tary services rendered during
the war with Mexico. He charges that the srs"
sent to the United States by Col Mason and my
s. II against l. cut Col Fremont defe ,trd this bill
by ,uducDg' committee OF the House of Repre-
senfativ~s TO report against it.
What facts or false hoods Col. Mason may have
sent t. the United States relative to- Lieut.. Col.
Fremont, know moi; but take the liberty to as
sert most uDequ'vocaly that the statement Of Col.
Benton as rroa,ds myself, Is uutru-, MS | have
Mt to the United States, ofic ally or other
wte, single fact or falsehoOd connected with
Lrnt. Col Frt m"pt's conduct IN California.
When arrived here with detachment Of the
regiment under my command, early IN March,
1917, | found the authority OF Gen kearnv, as
military commander and Governor, fully ack now
LEGGED every where; and was not therefore called
up n to- take any part, even In the discussions then
gong on upon the subject of difference between
G'n KearDy and Lieut. Col. Fremont. But h I'd
not hetB iD San Franelac0 twenty -four hours be-
fore | war consulted by the late Mr.. Leidesdorf
and others, to the probability Of speedy settle
ment ut their claims against the government. TOR
supplies furnished, and money loaned to Off :ers
upon the credit OF the government. THY exhlnlt-
ed the evidences OF d -hf given them by those who
RAT CO.. trac d the d BIS and having some know
l. dg- at public buslrr.s, ] gave II rs my opinion
thai NO d sb, ring officer Of the government would
BE- authorized Ia pay them ~ the torn thev were,
without sp clal act 1T Congress Two days after
this interview n vessel let THIS port for tn Unt-d
States, and ny that conveyance wrote the Prrsi-
dent 81 The United States aud Secretary ct War,
stating the nsiure of The claims IN qurstios, and
ugine 'h.m 4 they had the power, to au,nOrizc
The pH,menf at those claims AZ once; u nor. to
brlDx the matIer before Congress ~ the earliest
"ss'br moment, that in justice might BE- done
those who had re-, dered service and credited the
govern III, VI through iis officers. Sucp has been
| my &c Sc ever 81 c. Icame to the ceunty and
q" b"' rrc"'l.cf ever permitting aa opportns ~ to
| ,@s without urg, ny upon the Secrp,s vof War "a
w'H as some at III. members ci the senate and
HOUSE o' htpese't uvrs, many OF whom were nv
'rst' ~ i,i,uds; the prnpr,ety Of sp-rdy s-ulr.
e"' oI hHtne CLAIMS ~ the people oi Californ,s
n"n the most Iicenl principles; aud Ichallroqe Col
i'".''p ~ any Other mrson to produce the lpsg
vdenoe ot INV ever having wr,t,en or sent IN m,
Unitd Stst~s one line to the contrary
Coz. Benton attributes TO others tn. defeat of a