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The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

CRow CHArHax. Csow !-Chsprnan Of the lndi. Ssafe Senrinri of growing ceIebuty, is growing raostiS,iiy at, result ofihe eirctoa in bis county Hear him:
 Hnzza fcrihe people ol Marion. and Iet the eem- ccrstie flag once more wave ID triumph over the farapasts cf the eit4tiei.,"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

DEtrH or Carr. DAx DRAEE HESRIE.--A teIe- graphic despatch fsom st Louis oi the l7,h ut. to the Louisville Democrat. anHsasees the death Of this esleossi<d iadisIiaaI, al the 5; Lois Hospital ol tbe Sisters of Charity. Many of oar resds,s have known him personally, and all remember his daring escape from the Mexie4hs when among the EaearnA- tina prisoners
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
unaWavv TrIu-wpkanf.

The sslfdsvq, irists 4 Husgary have ss length rssI.ssd t eGsh q ths sphsrsm. '' ths bat
 .. s ssi siwsys ia ssstoar nsr ths victory 10 ths mssys Ths lsfs.s Kassssna eavssss bring gissi- oos neHs se tAs Isysrs sf fisssspa and the vel wishers sf thoss hzsss men wAs are pouring ost their es blood is protect their fresdss and thair homes from ths oppEessien of Earopsan desposism. The people sf Hasgnry. the plonesrs ef fresdon in the old world. aloas and unaidsd. bat sirsngshsned y knoWIedgs sf ths justics 1ad heisnsm of thstE cause. have tfiumphea over ths alliaa peusrs sf Russia and Ausssin. The invaders have been driy- back 10 tbe borders and the stone hsarted foiew- en of GeorEey and Bcua, the fsiIOw-eOantrymsn of kospath are able ts main. .sin their gveond. They have woa succession of victories as unexpected as they wsss eheesing to the hearts OG freemen While Prussia iendnfs her assistance to her sliow-desPota
 Russiu and Austria the sympathy ef the rest of the world Is enlisted npoa the side of Hungary. Evea the otsrnan Porte. the Emperor of Turkey, has ns- semhied army upon the confines of his teErito- ries and refused permission to the hoFes of northern baFbssisas to P through his possessions upon their unholy enterprise. The principal avenue of attack sPOn Hungary !. thus eIosed agsias, her OpPrssOrs The people ef England are farionsiy demanding the Intervention of stsir government in favor of this dsvsted country. They demand not only that Egg IaDd shall protest sgsinst the alliance of the erOwn- ed powers of EarePe agaiast Hungary, but that. If Deeessary. this protest snail be enforced by srnas h EagIssd and In Frases the governments ere i'm poF,aned by the cizeas to acknowlsdse. forth with HuugpriAa independescs. It wiil dsvoIys apoa the next seasiOn of Congress to do this set o justice sowards people who are emula.ing the example of our heroes of 's6- God wiil protect the right.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
tFron the Union. New Puhlieafions

EtetA tue tnboo.
 New Publications, Erpectcd soc t0 be Psbisted sd for sals 6y e pyia
 eipaI boaksslteIs in kAs Uaissd Mates
 A new mode fsr the tres,mest Of mich cews, and the latest aBd most approved method for the maa- sgemsnt of the dairy.
 By zacA9y WasafrgiOn, IL. D. The art efmaking and breaking pledges, with an uppeRdix eostaiaisg the Allison letter and the cor r,.yoa6eses wiih Lasy Franklin. By q yeaiieaaaa ef Dsisrays.
 Prescription prescribed, or the present state of wards &nd panisbmeats, 9ith numerous diagrams iIsslrating aad explsiRing recent improvements in the construction of the guiiotIne inyeuGed by Hen v Fiu By 1Aemss BateAsS. esq, ef Soii,sde.
 !SsvtA aad Ses,h: In two volumes evo., cabinet 'di''oa: bsaad ia green and gils-edged. Battery Cssi<nfs. Vet | Ststesseuts and pledges to the whigs ef the boEsheru States Una, certain candic- etc fer The presidency Is in favor of the Wiimot Proyiso sad ffeeso.
 Vel. II. An zpresl 10 the wings eG the Sosth ,e ,uppori the nominee of The Philsdelphia Couven hecauss . sisFehoIdef he mast be opposed to tine winsos Prevlss and fseesoii; with sequel cor:siu- isg nsmsrvas secret eircsars te iaayien4x in sey- srs States, urging The peerssiiy of eeeIing mem hess to Congress to sustain sinking standardization By frsmaa Nstasg.
 - The Cabinet Manual comp risiag rules s,sd pre- eedents for cahiaes ussaiisgs he'd Od Whi,ey Pasaee Anc tEe taese covered with green cloth, with the oeismvifi method sf voting on executive s,,- YointsneDn- Also rules to se obseFyea by indigua. tina meetings held in he Treaza.y Dep=....=s:--- Bys sssfaeasa efAs PAiladefpala bar
 A Concise History Of the bucksllot War Byo rromiRsaf acfori
 Report sf the Secretary of War upon inc meas srss takes to establish military government ir Calosnia and te facilities aad ssppies granted ts the Exeestive Mining Company.
 E@ay es Meta and MOb Violence. By mem5si efks Csugl-Aosss Chqss ia Balt,aRe.
 Effects upea certain wings ef political mslaTl; srissse fFeas siasghier hoases ia large cities E, Horacs Greeisy, PA D.
 On ihe fousasion of Cabinets. By ihs GsrerAol ef Ksataeky.
 Singular electric phenomena produced by gal vsnic pile, constructed of gold saa silver, epor Aesmons and heg-drlvers ia Iowa By fa. Wa. reH, Prgfsssor q t6etvasi Leg saH aud Saperia teaesAiyf tAs Posi Oeies gHiltolias al WasA.asfoa
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
Nnhn.lr anfinHnl-

There arc indications from almost every quarter, that neither Gen Taylor nor thoss who ''gaids, di rect and gSyern' him, have given satisfaction to the Whig party, In New York especially they have not hesitaied to manifest the most decided dsapprs bation, and whig conventions, and whig presses speak bitterly and openly.
 "The Whig Geaeral Commistes of the City Of New York, by a vote of 9 to 3, and the Whig Young Mems General Committee of the same city, ananinously, have passed resolutions censaFing the distribniion of public offices ia that city. The burden of the complaint Is that the parties appoint ed are not known as active, labsrag whigs in cleo ticns and that the title to office shoad De based the spessonai labsrs and exsrtiops of the sppi- caats''
 '.Ths New York Express, an ultra whg paper, charges the Cabinet of Gen. Taylor with being the canse of the nvsrses of the party in the recent elections. whatever be their extent: "T The cabinet has not had that national repuia- tioa nr to use another and better phrase that odor of nationality whch has made whigs willing 10 bow to it. and hence there has been beginning with Connecticut and now exhibiting itself ia the West, an internal struggle and convulsion which, in the elections, has paEaysed us, and practically lost us the popular branch of the government"
 The New York Mirror, one of the earlier and mOre able supporters of the President. says:-
 "If we had Taylor Cabsnet--shat is, Cabinet composed of moderate Conservatives rather than ultra Whigs--ws might hope to keep the Taylor party together; but the attempt to sew the new cloth upon the old garment and put the new wine in the old botes is both impoittc and unscriptar- al"
 The New York Herald has written several arti- eles calculated to bring the Cabinet into esrepase. Who expected that such incongrous assO- citation as the Taylor party coaid ever agTess
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
Severity Of Prussian Military Discipline

Severity of Prussian Military Discipline.
 correspondence from RansieFs, is NOgthera Jnsisa. dated tee s0th oi Jsas. has the following;
 :. Ga Monday fast, whea the 3d Baitsiioa of the y3sh resinent ofth PTassiaa Lsndwehs. which Is F4ssisossd ss assssss, otdered so attack DAA- Ish posf which had tskea np position on the bos- Asss sf the Heighbufiag lsrrest maa named Chris i,aa SehseinsF, soldier of that ssI,sion was found Iassings and did aot return onii ihe oiles,g osn- ing Os being hscagsd before court mar,ia sehsises wss deeisred guiI'y of having concealed himself to svosa facing the eaemy and bs wzs cea- dsnned ie be slsot Schreiher peuisonsd fSr pardon te Lisatessnt. General PriHwisz. romnardss-in- shisi of the German troops in the DShssh States. That o<<icsf enmmuted the seAtenee, sod ordered fhss he sis0aia receive one handred blows oa the ba~ beck wish sticks. SchFs.aef an.ierwent his panishmsnt yesterday fne0tibg. in presence of our sssrisoa, asa ef 6se men sad one sergeant of each company easrsesed in he hsishbofhoed of Rsaasss. He was suipped to the wsisl. and then tied 10 the post, wbse tro dreeImefs, each armed with sharp sdgsd siek, took ther stand by his side. on the signat bsinx gwen by the ofiees the i've drummeFs sssslfk tiss msn simultaneously. At tifsi. Scrieaes sbsiekad pssf ssaTtefs, Daf by degrees bis voice weaksaels esd stisst he became speeshiess. Atthe 42d b1ow tbe bead of the saiferer tell on one side, sAd his body dropped. lt sas then found that as sxs . eofps<; kls ypins was isattared
 fSysstis htraid.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

FLYSx sE~TEScED.-Patriek FIysn. the Irishman who broke into the Convent ol the Sisters of Mercy corner of Prince sni Houston streets, New York, the 2Ist uir, and assaulted Mary Monica. one of the ss,efhood. has been sentenced to 10 years ser vice at hard labor in the State Prison.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

< Raas bOih H'gA and LS.s-TAsre Is DO nm. however high. but who is saIoas of sou,s ou.. ..a there is 10 msn, however low, but who A.. ..n. one who is jealOns Of him! fp.A
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

e,- A Paekage coHtaining fulI files of Ciscinssti aud Louisville papers of recent date, reached us through the kindness of Capt ". Il. Allen, for n1ery Of the steamer Hiram Powers.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

Troops ksv FIorsfa.--On San3ay evening, the steamer Olivia, Capt. Griee left ts;s port fer Tam pA bay, aBder charter by the government She is to step at Pascsgoua for Gen. Twiggs aud his sta, and also at Pensacola for tiss troops there. So fas we are able 10 ascertain. the following troops nave hcea ordered for the sceae of the .'Rew was' Five companies Of the 4th Artillery, lately garr- ssa nt New Orleans Baryseks, Forts Pike and Wood. sud PssssKola hArboF. Four companies of the 9i Artillery, lhaa eArrisonej at Point Comfort. Augps- ta AFssaai, Fort MOairie, and 0gieiharp Barracks; and these. with the two companies oi the Ith Ari- lery arrady stationed at Tampa, will mske eleven eompeaies efartiiery and ten companies of infantry, Hgmbering tn sli about two thousand mea-
 ii is uudenstoSd that the 7th Infantry, command dct by u. Col. Rympioa, Is daily expected here from SL Losis. aud will hnediatey go forward to FIoridz---K 0 BniLefia
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

neas-sssp'ss as Isuiiaa Easyy.--" Punch |" sav. 'na' "Ko@s 's the capital of the world, and msy A. o~s' invested by aaaiag Fesaeh principle to Austrian inlerest."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

Otd CkrSstsia, to Scr SGSEsr Cosaftss GysefiHg.-- Ssnds the gstIytag intelligence inat she hAs elected iwo representatives to he Legislature pieiseG ro instruct Messvs. Clay and Underwood 10 a.ither txerticns against ibe passage by Congress os the Wilnot Prosi.o. How macy counties have done Likewise woodfiage and Harrison are both whigs, b.ls they have sympathy with free soilers. They both pledged t0 resist any efforts 10 revive the hwof 8. H0yk1asriiie Press
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

L1r We assindsbtsd ts Mfr E. Hsnric of AIAhams for New Orleans paPers of the Roth alt, aud .t' Nsw Yotk Herald.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

ey. Oar thanks are das ae the Messrs. Tlmsns' s the Mad Steamers. for late New Orleans papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

GJ- We s,s under renewed obligations 10 Mir Murdock Of Napoleon. for \. O. Delta of the 18th
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

Letter from an Arkahsian in California The Fost Smith Herald has been permitted to publish the following letter from Mir. Fewier gentleman well known by the citizens of Fort Sniih and the vicinity; to Capt Knanady of that place.
 Sax FRANcIsco, CarIponxuA,
 April 22. ls4s.
 ESiend Esan=SJ .-Yoa may think t strange to receive letter from me ss this pIaee bat it $ 10 more strange than true, that am here. arrived here on The l3sh came across lsOm BFazos Island, through Mexico, to Mszatan on the Pacific Ocean; and al that place, got aboard of ship came here in 2s days ssii. Now. I have been here at work one week. at Slspe day. and pay 3l2 per week ior board. Everythihx is in proportions whisky 25 cts. per drink. As for the mines. cannot say anything about them. oaIy from what hear from those that statements; bat all agree, that they eaa dig Is or so per day, s1d from that 10 Sl0a, | saw man last week, who had been h the mines six months, and says, he averaged $50 per day; and he was on has way home. sothsfsd
 Now. sir, you cannot do better than to come here. and the sooner the better; and f can be of aay assistance tn yoa, wisf De glad 10 serve you. lf you should cone. fetch your family with yoa; you live better snd cheaper with your wife. shsn yea can wiihout her. Washing is $G per dozen. II you should conclude o remove to this country, do not bring any more baggage than you can get along with, aniess yoa coms by water; in that way yea could bring large amount of baggage, and such articles as ycu may need.
 1 shall % so the mines. in few days. and shall not be at thts place for several months. provided eaa do better than can here J. n. Hudspeih is at inc mines, and has plenty.
 1 Thete several little towns stsstiHg up dif- fesent paris of he Bay; at Stockton and one ., Sutsers Fort. will find out Il csn the best Ioca- ton. and lei yoi know-
 Respectfully. &e-, W. W. r.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

. b. casriss AIssr. Ex Kiss sfsasaiais. died at
 Lisboa on the 2ssh Jaly. s
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

E Through the kindssss Os oar friends, ouF ta- bs this wsek has bssn cEowdsd with papers. h sd- vascs of oar reEaIar axehaogsa.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
THE BANNER.
LITTLE ROCK

rUEsDAr, .......ssEFTsMBER {, lsse.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
rmoII.rnA.

Ngw YonK, .anx 9e.--Thsse were S easss of cholera Fsporssd and 2s deatha-
 Bssser 4Ebrths wssk ending sasaaaag tbs 1ssA thers wsse assfhs eyekolefa. 2
 PuLADElsnl,, 1sg. 2o.--There ere lev C any essss aow ia shis eiay. Eous reported yesterday.
 BvnnmGHAn PA. .fug. I7.--This piaes has been areoAssiy sco1rged. Ihere were q deaths these ey eholssa daring prsvioas q hours. The basinesS ofths place is suspended; large coal fires are bum jag in an he seets and the inhsbtsnss aFe leaving ia large numbers The dlseass is still coa6net to the same locality.
 The cholera hos entirely disappeared finm Ss. Louis and has oeased as sn epedemir at Ctneiasa'i and LouissiiIe. The Inisrior towns of Tennessee. are ssii suffering iren ,be spread of the dissase.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

I- The Yankee Blade says ssafly all the suicides in lhis eeantry. are by foseignenA Yasksss rarely mske wsy with shensesves--fof nearly every one thInks be has chance of beeoraing presadrn'; s' aay rate. his earesiiy prompts him te Tsss sa jssi 10 see shat hs will eone te.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-20

| "Agsin The unu.retaLie sple0ior rested
on her lips.
And have you aon fame, che eontin.
ued, without needing kl. last yards foIe-
told that. What cou;d siIest The genus
Of Pagsnini ~
~ by speak Of fame nov 7" aasprd the
listener through his sots ",s'li Of Jour.
self, Mgriaua--ibst you viii yet live 10
biess me-"
Hush !s.she exclaimed. inierrurtiDe
him ~,,h ha-,y gesture. iIer~srs grew
fixed; she pressed han closer TO her fut.
teunr heart. They told De YOU were
ialse,' she whispered 10 lis ca, :. but II
~as MT SO; ,au love ire uo~ yen hrse
ioerd ne ever, aud We than n.ec sgs'n y
We WI. never psti !" exclaimed Paea.
nini, cla.rine lac, i,eh'icsl,. rs Il 10 en.s,
her ~n,efug rpi,,t by the hcnds OF his
embrace; +" IL, my home he ,ii"e AID our
hands shall be united. NJ 1ut SOUS have
ever bce8. Tell TIC you viii Iva hia,.an.
US. 70 he nine
+" uiR be time" she nn'murod faiai
ly; rU be ihibe--in--,n ilea,.n ~
And her head sank forward uai,! lie
check iouchej his. 4 Sigh, q'nve, cfept
through hor frame; a loug, doec dean
sigh escaped, nld her loving sp,r,t he'd
flown. |! was but the dus, II Msrtaans that
tina! lay folded 10 the arms .! Pa.sLiul r
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Miscellaneous.
THE LIGHT OF YOUTH.

a drcss November night had lowered
su.umnsi ut-i ssaied heavily IN the slr,
sud bang IN de~ dfoI.s RON the s!an.iug
ewes.
There wss no btiliiancy 10 the lighted
shops, aud apught save tie sulien glare
lfoa, the LAMPS sbose aud housele,s dogs
erept sA,vrflng ta,o doof~ais, snd house.
lees Wan, huddied iseil besid- them 90
tbs s,one- while hastily aud cheefiessy
the hgmsp current prsscd 0Glsatd, longing
for the warm chimn y.cofner, Shcte vel
merry voices rug muricaIiy rouad the
hearth.
The rs'c milinnt tnppcd, li-h,ly en-
her way cad forge, her paipitailng heart
aud blefd.as hngers in the Jog Of enamel.
patton lrom ihs toll that VAS q s'toyng
her. Seek fashion tplled On Is carriage
cushions along III, thofoug his,e. gud yas-
NM lie list yaeD. became sensible 10 ca.
iernal OIL cts. Tasdrs N,es leerod fsou,
tie saataut's eye. and sturdy l.b9ted re
Ssy along tbs froitoir ALI, Tho pimce and
fehsant. the goed snl tie bad, Iut.usd
ihsm paths 10 lien. hsele-aii. save the
p0or incn kcsul musician, sho stood pla,
ins uuheeded 10 The husy ctosd.
"Unnoied indeed tor what had The
hrouains ~,sIstetu ~ d. with music q
such oishl Though hIs melodies nigh
~ ken visions Of many land nj sunny
+ snre IN tie ase nt chsssity--oi the lat
uced bowers al SPAN aud the ruslic y,
p,nss that q laied o,ef fuuIean bills aha
were these to the possic ca us ui 'Chepe
"Yet the playef DID mol dtoaN ,hsus
his effbrls--znd they we've q feeble skill
excited l,ule chatly IN lae Multitude
Again and again lie resumed the slol
with fresheneJ eaetgy, until h,s fran
ncmbltd with cold, aud the splfn Of Hop
gradually rsireated before Despair. The
he swept the raven cutls from he brow
and, w.i!o the a,shl.de~ dd,ned INTO b
frame, he bent tespondiusly over the u
sliuneui,
M pity COR thee, Mariana ! DE mute
ed .eaful} nothing TO soo'he the og"n
and s~eai Of Thy dying moments A
why did We leave lial, 7
"You come from Italy T. Said s'fs
ger. With a sudden start.
IS, wild and asila,ed had his uho
coun.ensnce grown a, tho mention OF VI
name, that q oath oflightnBg could scare
ly have illuminated his feature with mo
hery lustse.
The musician gnzei earnestly upon {
io'm before him, but saw nothng to
pain the interes, II had excited. I
stranger was slight even 10 auenuasio
HE hair hung down his shoulders in thu
mssses; and Il vas no, until he turned ff'
the pale. mssgre cheek 10 tho black ey
and olive complexion, tina, tho gszer
coenizsd some Of tho uaiss Of count
man.
"Isee il nov sign,s = said the m,
cian;-"you are from l,sly; YOU,
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POETRY.
From tho Naiionsl Fra.
THE CONFESSION.

81 MISS fnnaE garry
In the moonlight, Of the spring ,ime.
Trembling. tlushiug. halt air-id.
Head iifs, The faud confession
From the sweet lips oi tbs Msid.
A. the roses 81 the summer.
~ his warm embraces waf.
Take fauer richer color
IRON Tie gl4neel Of tie fun;
Go, So gazing. earnest. arx'o
| bsseasi,t her bat 10 spess'
Deep, and deeper harmed the crimson
Of tho eiashss on her chuck.
Till ii last. With happy impulse.
l'npo!ss tast she might not chsct.
A. Il sofily thrillsi aud trsUblsd.
Stole Der white arm round my neck |;
Ard With lips. that half avened
From the lips HAT bsns above.
Mot ths k,-s Of or be'rnthsl.
Told the msiJen Of Ter love-
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| When shall tell The psfson 10 be 'sady 7
Asa general thing. gentleman need
never be refused. Evsry ~onsu essep, a
heaftless coqaei'e, Ends the means Of DIS
cou,aeiag q mao whom she docs Coz Ia,end
~ have. before the ls..es cGIIiss ~ point
nf declaration.
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{ NUMBER &c.

back so soon, as the rivers are ell swim.
ming.
The following extracts are from letter
Teceised Ly Messrs. llollsnd d AspiH~ail,
srd tubli.hrJ in the New York Sun:
'VALPARAIso, Feb. 6. ls49.
Two vseseIs arrived lac, night from
CsliioInis, Bringing between them $780,.
coo IN gold, to lie disposed Of in The a,sik.
ct, pnd II u said both sre 10 return there
| 9Th ca,eoe.. Tue accounts received by
| hen continue fsuaysgant ls to the .tgu-
! dance Of gold, end OF e9Igisnis cIovd.ug
IN from ell qusriess,
There vas much sca'cly Of nrcessery
supplies for their esLfs,sbut numerous car
goes ffom this coast would coon he upon
them. O.her shipments are CD foot.
| Lauets have been leceivcd al New York
ifosn San Francisco, via Mazatlsp. as late
as the b Of January. and also 10 tins r,ty.
sa,s the Boston Traveller, of the 29ih
oltimo. to tie latter part Of Deceuber.
hese letter. tie recipients decline pub.
lishing, hu, fepIesfn, that they coulaiD sm-
pie con6rme.iuns Of the most exlfe,oaunt
> a!ements Of ,te vast quantities o! gold.
aew discoveries. &c.
Tie Ne~ Btdoid Mercury esys:-A
letter rece;Fed here from Captain Neteher.
Of lhis c,,y, de,ed at San Francisco, Dc.
cen,ber IS. ueutions bis resutn 10 tibet
place, after an lbsencc Of six Gays up tho
rive. ID hi. iaurch, md that the II . yield
ed cl.er rrcf, Of 1915. Capt, n. is en-
gagged IN ca'rs rg passengers upd 'facios
% the SacTeo.eBlo.
A letter r.eeir-j at New York, dated
San franeiseo, Dec. 23. says:
4 would recommend, il you turn your
attention 10 this part Of the world, IN
comn ctci4! way. 10 operate With small yes
sells. schooncrs, brgs, ETC., end generally.
(ton l25 10 $50 tcns. The wages oil sea.
men are e,osb iar,ly high, and al other
expenses g very heavy but feiahts,
lhiuk, are psopot,iona.ely higher than any
thing else. The Ephemia." an old brig.
has loaded, lately, for two or three porsss -
far down as Maza,lan, ~ return here IN
about Two mouths. She gets forty dollars
too, both ways. Launches Of ten, twenty
or thirty tons. charge for cargo 10 Ssitef's
Fort, THAT is, one hundred and eighty miles
up 10 the Sscfsmen,o,) $50 per ton, or So
per bundled. Corgoes Of s4o.C 10 $780,.
600, assorted, will, think, pay well for
Twelve months, unless people in the United
STATES and Europe should become equally
excited with the "eo!d fever" and ccne
on here with rush.
God dust is received 10 payment for
goods, ut sx,ecn dollars per ounce !; We,
can pu.chn,e it a, from $40 to Sll per
ounce. had Tie " Cotreo de CobIa"
consigned TO ne q week ago--a NICE lille
cargo worth 9l2, oC0. which sold at suc-
lien for S35 geo.
MIR. - -. Of Valparaiso. arrived
here, three weeks ago, with two cargoes
invoice cos, Sis 600. lie has nearly
closed his sales. aud will have mel gsiu Of
atcu, Sl40 coo.