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Thrfstesea Blnckads of Caaton by tAe fae,icans By the overisnd mail we have adyiees from Honr Kong 10 the 2sth September. The Overland Friend Periai Commissioners st Canisa, and Mr. Dayis the American Envoy there. More specific detsiis are contained In posterpt to the following letter from Canton. tdsted the 27th Sept 10 tho editor of the Straits Times. at Singapore.
 CANTON. September 2l The new Governor of Caaton, who affects a supercious bearing towards all foreigners and re- fused some months ago 10 grant interview to the spanish Ambassador has eoBtFived to get into an awkward sanabble with the Minister of The United States Tor some time the Governor refused 10 fix day for receiv az Mr. Davis and whom hs st last appointed one, he did so while that gentleman " as shsent st Macao.
 Mir Davis. soon as the n formation was con |. veyed 10 him, sent word that he would call on his Exceilency al the time apPointed, and left I aeio without delay. bat was retarded Ia his progress up the rses by contrary winds and reached Canfon a day too late He sent explanation alsd expression of his regret to the Gorernes Ssu) sting that another day might be fixed
 To this application an answer was retarred of 60 insoient tenor, that Mir. Davis dsennea il inadn,s ssble, and retnrned II with nste 10 the foisowius effect; "i shall walt few days more for an spo.ov V. and Il that is withheld, it fsnaias for me ts decIie whether ss osce 10 blockade the rivcr o4 o proceed to the northward 10 see what can do there The Plymouth end Preble, (ships of war) now here. and the Ohio. fltne-cf-saiGe ship} shs Dophin elo gun brig) and the Priuceica. (sisamer) shortly expec- led, afford ample means te eaforcs my den.aas''
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Leaving a deficit, not reported as

counted or burned, of ......S e955 S9 which the reports of the Auditor and Treasurer both show should have been in the treasury on the lst October, ls4s. in addition to what the committee report to be the whole amount In the absence of any mention by the committee of having foun counted, registered. or burned, so large aesum a $Ss55 ss. in treasury warrants, reported by the State Treasurer redeemed and In the treasury on the ls October, Isis, nierences most preudical to the State Treasurer might very unjus,y arise, more especially since the committee include, in the amount burned. as the report states, "amounis re. deemed since 3oth September, ls4s," when the re- cords and receipts show that, from the 80th Septem- Der to the goth December, is4s. inclusive, the amount of treasury warrants redeemed, including drafts for treasury warrants due counties, was $47,6I6 94, which, added to the $s,955 s9, re- deemed before the ist October, ls4S, and not men toned by the committee. would make ihe sum of $56,572 ss. in redeemed treasury warrants of which the committee give no account in reporting the "baratgs efaR treasury s0arrans heretofore redeem ed," 'ineiuding amounts redeemed since 30th Sep tember. is4s :' Showing error in the report of S56s72 ss which the Auditor is quite certain every Snsmber of the committee, when srpriIed of the error will be anxious 10 correct because they would not wish to do injustice to the Treasurer by error of their own, made In hastily writing out the report
 Upon the same principles of correcting errors to avoid doing injustice to the Treasurer the commit tee will no doubt, correct statement which the port makes with regard to clerk hire In the Auditor office, which the Auditor conceives does him great injustice with the casual reader.
 It must of course be inferred that in the hurry of writing out the report the committee omitted 10 state that by the appropriation law passed January 10, is+5. there was appropriated "To pay clerk hire in the Auditors office, S2, 900 co And that the Auditor by using economy
 did not spend the whole amount during
 the two years ending with the s0th Sep
 tembeF, is46, but that balance of that
 appropriation remained undrawn on the
 list October. ls46, which the Auditor
 might have spent, amounting 10 the sum
 of'........,.................... s7os IS And 10 pay clerks in the Auditors office
 the Auditor had drawn warrants upon
 this unexpended balance as it has always
 been customary 10 draw upon unexpcp...t
 balances Of appropriations made by law,
 and as the Auditor did 10 pay members of the Legislature at the present session be.
 fore any new appropriation had been
 made, and that by the act of Esd Dee.
 is4e, 'here was appropriated to pay clerk
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DYE WEEE L.aTER fRoM ErRopE.
Arrival of the steamer Niavarn.

The steamer Niagara arrived at Boston on the 18th ns. bringing sevea days later news than the dates brought by ilie Csnada
 ( tioH Ma,Gd --Tu the esEiy part oF Ina wsek cotton advanced oRe-ciKhth. and then r,celed ,s former qaota'sons: fair Mobile. Id; upIands, oyiesus T sd some descriptions iniddllDgs. 39.d Sales of the week. 3f. 1000 Lales
 Proois'oas Flour, duty paid, zsG2ss Indian corn lower--5cst below s2lf52s. Aieal dull q. fs
 London Hoacy MaYstf --consuis. s7sI
 Potiiie d-- -Rev0lullOn Commences .i ga,n.
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Dsmoc ate Fsgraiitsde My. Hsnneysn fsiti,- fatty served tar dssnsoFaic parry six years la the senate Of the Unitec Ssstcs sri acquitted for hlsn- sell more rerulsiioa than has OF bcfore been ac. qsired by any dsanocrst in CoDgre1 rom tbis State jonrAak
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orTres or 1ar SECRETARY or srArr.i

NoIlCE ls HEREBY GIVEN 10 the Clerks ei the several counties ia this State, that the yef ttrsaniaa, [ ns9sHai,es Puslisscd by William | smith. si Pi:e Baf. Jssssson coanty. has been ss- leciei Tor the PahIicatiou of all notlces Of esra,s for the year SD. required by las 10 bs publ. he'd and that the PIcs agreed upon k HiSt5sEs ceafs for esea estsay. DAVID 5 GREER,
 Sseyrs,ye q sss's.
 yAag1.Y .. fgiJ
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Almapaes-AImaaacs.

Ls OK SALE--rne AAkAssAs PIarrxss' Asp 1 MGRcaaxrs' ALMANAC, ios the year Isx3. adapted b the meridiats oi Little Rock. s. Loas. Nashville. Jstk kssn and New Oeieans, aati siaig besides tue CaieRAar. coaerie, B-iscsss and sse- ese table. together win tables of weights, ssd nooey rses oi htr aad river ai vf leeted hoAts taT,H i5ls ard 3,ase Ssztsisg Price loeens. al sesai. s3i ref doz~p. sod s5 pes hafsd Qs=Fs. eesa2aniea sii9 the east wit be proia,il, stfrnir,i so.
 jan. ist,. ie4D. PHrYiPL ANTHONY
 IDcm0sTa, and 6sxsi.e copy fl
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He for csi5fretr,--The Architect six hundred eardeh one of inc best sailors from port, s ad yeTtts d iD another eolann, 10 leave the first o January for California. Here is a good chance for emtsrsnts to tha, attractive couniry--S o. psiia.
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The Cholera in Dnhlin.

I've eases of cholera. said 10 he Aslasic, occurred ia Dabiin on sainrdy. 18th all One pssysd fa,sl the second case recovered. The cholera Aas spared Ireland with this exeepiieB, thsngA having .ages fcr 2 month h England and Ssesland.
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D- Hon. W II Scabrock las been elected G owl ernor, and W. II Gist Eisatensnt Governor of the State of Soath Carolina The election was snai.e by the Legislature on Tucslay last
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 hire in the Auditors osiss, the sum of eI.900 co
 -------- Which added io the balance above stated made ..................... 1909 IS And that the whole amount of warrants drawn during the two years ending 3Gth September. Is4e, was. ............... I,TsI ss
 ---~---- Leaving unexpended on the Isl October, ie4o' The sum of f.................... &li7 83 There is another fact which might have been stated, that tie records and vouchers of The Audi. tors office show that the following warrants were issued in payment for services belonging tO the year lS4e, and tha, all the warrants except the last one show the time the service was rensetsd and the Auditor knows that that issued to pay for recor- ding his report of the lst October, Is4s, and for some other services:
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ElWSeF iRTaSsas.

AN ACT to postpone certain elections to be held
 in Drew and Ashley COuatssa.
 Bs ssseisd ty fAe General dsseptiy q fhs, ftgte of Arksn'as, That the elections 10 bs held in the counties of Ashley und Drew. provided for in the 10th, iiih, and 18th sections os an "Act to ss'ab lish the county of Ashley approved snth Novem- per- ie4s, be- and tise Is hereby. postponed to such time as may be prescribed by law for holding elections Tor judges of the county and probate eour circuit judges. aod prosecuting attorneys. in snid counties, and the sheriff Of Drew county shall, al the time of giving notice of holding such last mem tiOned elections in said counties of Drew and Ash. Icy, also give notice of the elections mentioned la sections 10, II and IS, aforesaid
 Approved, Dec. 2l,> ls4s
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LAND wARRANTs-ror .als - by tascssl VIM B. WAIT
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M,n1m 60 hitlbo Assa
 r. kl ergvieeu ts thoss lahssina unang ensssss ss inc such as casdseet PssFintnmy 9iSaoisma te9 rFsa-see. Opaciiles ef Cssaes psgnisiFg sesaslaA pssA and oshrr ceuiaT asiec'iois
 F .. Those bOsn b.iad eau, h mspy insasness. be made O csc.
 Rooms hs the AAilaay Iieasry
 Janasry 2, iSs9. ls-@iws
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Y ANDaETH.s GARDEN skEuS---A fgls aa. N 4 sortsnent Of the growth of ISIS. received and for sale by fdec26l VIM 5. WATT
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E,OAT RNaSK

YsHE perssE xhs lock from shs Stass library l -lisys Digest ef lAs laws of Alabama, ,,' .s re qaesied s3 rsfEsass. D. B. GREER,
 Seeysksry q Sszs<
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Gro. C. WATKINS, Esq. .a,ioynsy Generdi of the Stale of .fjk.

rt LITTLE RocK, Dec. 21, Ie4s. : StR: In response to the questions propounded on the frs, and second pages, have to state, ss my oninlon-.that where an appropriation is made by Iaw for any object. of which theEe remains an unex peuded balance. and new appropriation be made for the same object, the new appropriation Is added to the unexpended bolsnce and is subject by law to he drawn on for that object in other words. unless inc law making an appropriation Is repealed or the ,nexpended balance otherwise appropriated. the aP- nroprlatlon must continue for the same object. Where an uncxpended balance is not likely to be required for the object originally proposed 1t would reeoire an act of Assembly to change the appro- vrstion SO as to divert that balance some other ob feet understand that new appropriations are or ouphtto be made, with reference to the balance re- ported to beunexpcnded. for the same. 1.-the amount of the new last appropriation is only subject to be drawn, Il seems to me this practical difficulty would result that the auditors books would balance, but. on the contrary, would be ipcumbered with all the fragments of anexpended balances under former laws My opinion is clear that the anexpended bal ance of the appropriation for clerk hire. was as much subject be drawn as the last appropriation for the same object.
 Very respectfully, c. C. WATKINS,
 Acting Att. GsnH. To E. N. CoSwAY, Esq,
 .4udt,or of .gykansgs, Little RociS. Ark.
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vvnaI.ftA Rrislxe,

A MEETING ef the Saeckhalarrs v ths Bs'Sgs "A at wasiiss Is reqnrsted, Aa tAe efisee et tlae Pr-sfleat and Dteeetars ef the ccmpaagr en tas tash Janumrv. fs4e. laF ttsc pagyese cf taking Into consideration tho exp6dienez ef fSPsisi~ssis- usss.steiy the Bss3se eysr the Washia FiseFs par iIally aesreysd N the lste fFesast.
 Ey oravr ef the BoaF1:
 iana tls TtfO,S ". NEW TON, Ees'y.
 Tneenoe saf cory two wAaks.
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clerk, hire in he Auditor. otHss
ia'oO co

Making together, ,.................... :. SI ysOs IS Daring the two years, ending with the
 30lh Sept, IS46. warTants weTedrawn upon this appropriation, amcuntingto to l'ISi 'o 
 I...v,,,, rra..,v,. Ia, 1c, ls4s. sII7 & Was the expenditure of the above amolnt oi seventeen hundred and nIney-one dollars ano Inir' ty-6ve cents, for clerk hire in Auditors oiice, authorized by lawf or. in other words. coSla ,ns balance of the appropriation unexPended Oc'ooeI Is46, after that time, Dc used7 aud rom the Isc' thai the appropriation, by act of 2sd Dec, ls4S. was but for si2a0, could that in any way, forbid inc use of lhe balance unexpended lst Oct. lslS, ss well as the SI2OO, If required for clerk hire, in '' ELIAS N. CONWAY,
 Auditor of .1fk.
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nleEakelYs Inc Bftd&e @ftf Jus " ~stsstA t'~te - iIaliy destroyed hy the lsse fFestet.
 iang tIs THO,s ". NEW TON, sessy.
 Ipemoe II cory svs weeks. .--
 New easls--PFtsh AsSeFiraFat LUST regeise5 And now SPeatAgs al his cd staad sb opposite the Real Estate seHs, fs ssasinisnt of DRY COON, eoass~sinE, u PsFt, ea S-4, T.S, 1 ( -es4, and iS~4 hsea1hsa and IoWn sshee,tags sad ShIrslags: IS and a-a towels for ReEroes.
 RlAnkefs, bed ana ssdds-;
 Red white. green. yellow snd pia& flsaasles Table aud towel Diapers I.snea and cotton NspAiaas s. 900 pieces assorted Calicoes "A do muslin de iains; few esshHaeFc dress paaSrEns. AIso--A Eeasrsl s,eeS of HARDWARE sad lSADDLERY; together wtsls eeusplets assortment Glassware; sugaF; tsosfsc: Nlolusses sals--asl q which vii. hs offered very low fer eash, cotton. beef hides pcitriss. &e. jsa ] IQIIN p. ADAM5 TyREsH CRoCERiEs--sa mcas Ris ccsssr. N saeks Java Cafshe; 2a hbss t<cNa sasass 2 b6is Lcar aagsr; b6l powdered de; do cammea Melasses; aSis V eos 6o Cussaasnt 70 khle Cenharssess IS boxes WeatnyM RrssFvc Cherses l2 do sperm Csnalsas l ia kiis Ne. Msaksres, ls haxes Iinpsflsi Tcas ie 1e. RsiHi1s. | WW Ntz4ttd9i FtsAsrpf && tAUts Afs4r4FN+t aFtr
 iiee. Csrdtaas Wlsea: Bsanavs Cherries, MastArd.
 LoesierE Sasdlncs; S.ld DIt, &c Ines received sud
 for sale, very low. by llssal ' D AIsAMss | T1R0vfSfONS. &c.--.as Abas Ciaclasnsi Fioef,
 U bhls Bseon Shiez; ea4ks clear iess s6 hsxes
 Star Caaises; 65e lbs Co;taa Yarn. kc-. jsst fa- eeivsd from Cincinnati and for sae very tow for cash by j=aall D ADAMS. 1 c EGARs AND TOBACCO. : lz.eoo Rsvana 1 - and Regalis Segars; k4 boxes bess aud common
 Tohaceo, juss received and fer saie by
 js,.2 JOHN Q. ADAMS. REGULAR PACKET. From New Orleans to Lislle Retk. 6Nse- h Tie new aEsl fiss ranssag Sleamet l kS~vx%s4 CUuOCs
 aazzH& zssxhn DAMELs, SIasssr. wi run as I rrEn- , rscxet. curing saa r Tsm ssFs s-. 1 leans to Little Roc For freight or rf reiaiionsl apply Hoi Ea HENRY GRr S7 ha.ss \ k pmth shop CT a14.s z4s- k4 nAs tn@ double sud single barrslsd SHOT GUsSas phot 1 Belts and Pouches. Powdsr flssks; Game bsEMs 1 Nipple Krys Gun aud fissei Locks ac. kiass aud Pistyls made 10 oFder eee 0 Y ANDaETH's GARDEN skEua---A fels aa. 1l sortment. Of the growth Of ISIS. received qua 1 for sale by [dec26l Wd 5. WAIT.
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Making, In all, redeemed and in
 the Treasury, October, ls4s. $l46. .570 45-l C
 Tho report Of the committee states; '' The next duty entered upon was that imposed by recent re- solution of the General Assembly, directing the committee to cause the registration ard burning ct al iredsary icG'rants hsreiooe redermed" and state the "total amount of treasury warrants registered in book, prepared for the purpose in the office of the Treasurer. and burned by tie committee" to be ........,............... $l37 GA 56-l 6
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AuprToR's OFFICE, ! Little Rock, .frk, Dec. 30, ls4s.

Litis Rock, .frk Dec. 30, ls4s { To Hon JoHS R. HAMPTON. cf tte Senate, Chairman
 efAs Com on .4udiior's and Tfsasarer's Books: And Hon. H. C. DyE, otae House q Representatives,
 ChairAan of sard ComHrtftee:
 GENTLEMEN: The Auditor had not the honor of seeing or of hearing read the report of the joint eon mttec on the books of the Auditor and Treasurer, until after t had been made to the Senate and prn- ted.
 As ths, report will have 10 be spread upon the journals of the Senate and House of Representa- tives, endorsed, as it is, not only by your own names but also by those of three Senators and five Representatives in addition 10 your own, the Au- dtor feels confident that you, and every other Der of the committee, will feel the necessity and m- portancs of having so important document scru- pulously correct and sustained by the official re- cords That the report should be accurate, is not only important to the Auditor and Treasurer, and committee who made it, but 10 the Legislature and the people of the Stato
 Learning, from some members of the committee, that the report hastily made late in order 10 have IL ready to submit to the Senate the next morning, the Auditor having discovered some errors and omissions in the report bcgs leave most respect fully to cali your attention to some of them:
 The committee state that the reports of the Audi for and Treasurer have been examined and found to be correct. This is true.
 Ky Part No. ,, of table c, in my report dated Oc. tOber ist, ls4s ii will be that during the two years ending with the S0th September, is46, the amount of treasury warrants reported us redeemed was s.................,..... $ 3i,552 9 And the amount reported to the
 Auditor redeemed during the
 1.-two years ending with inc 30th
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REGttLAa PACKrT.

Hoi ga
 HENRY GRr KS ha.s \ AK pmith shop CT a4..s als- iiH4 double aud single barrsisd SHOT GUSss phot Belts and Poaahes, Powder klssks; Galue baEas Nipple Keys; Gun aud fistei Locks 6tc. kifas aud pistvIs made 10 order. eee 4
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rAird Despatch. Y. ssarke,,

BALTIMORE Dee IT, 10, \. M.-~Fifieen hundrs eaies oi cotton were sold in New York on satu day, at slight decline on advance, preyfous 10 Il steamer.
 Flour has declined ono-eigh,h, ia al! r--..e,;; r--,,; cities. '@'o'sra:--Four new cases of cholera at euara, tine, ,and three deaths.
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second Dcspn,ch.

The following despatch was telegraphcd sir.,,.,,a neouslv with ons announcing the Ningara' arrival BALTIMORE, Dec. l6.--Neither House of Con gress was in session on Saturday.
 Democrats have been elected Senators i, Yo..
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And the amount reported to tho Auditor as redeemed during the two years ending with inc 3Oih
 September, is4s, was ..... $li5e0ls a5-
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Approved. Dec. %. isis.
 THoS S. Di
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-14

to prohibit by positive enactment, the extension
of Slavery into territory now freeShnd to relieve
this Government of all responsibility for.the ex-
stence of Slavery and thu Slave tradeNn the
District of Columbia (; dllswho discover in the
acts Of the present Administration, no indica-
Tons favorable to the cause of freedom all who
are willing TO be " detected" in insisting on the
prohibition of slavery in any acts organizing ter.
ritonal governments Of New Mexico and Cali
fornia, regardless Of the indignant lrowns" of
a slaveholding President, and all who are ready
to unite under the banner of Free Democracy in
carrying out these principles, and in connection
with them, such other measures of public policy
as are best calculated to preserve the rights and
promote The prosperity of the whole people, are
cordially invited to be present and partcf fate in
the proceedings Cf the Convention.
AZEL SPALDING,)
SIX. COLLINS, Committee.
II. Y. BARNES,
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1N INTERESTING CASE.

Where Elder Srout Ia personally known, ne heeus no
vonchcrs as his character for truth and veracy su"s Us
Lnh ms that OF any other Where known II Is ON.
npcessary To saw he is highly respectable clergyman OF
The Free win baptist denomination. We Tx for his state
ment a candid readirg, ~ ~
y,rng M Inie associated with mnisterng brethren VINO
were lahorng under pulmonary difficulties ana khoWms
his is the cannon lot If such difficulties, ana the uu
cnernlIy have bnt little confidence in patent meaohe
5ermi nv dutv to state few facts touching y own cuse
helieyinr they win be Of public utility For some years
nost ave been afflicted with disease OF the lungs DC
rnnning hoarseness anu pain through Tue cu'
and AT lines difficulty Of breathing. Durngthe past WIZ
Ter II had arrived at that stage that found must suspend
nv ministerial ahurs unless could Obtain reiti Whlch
con dered doubtful having tried several physicians pS-
scrntions without any benefit Stating my CONVICTIONS :"
some Of nv friends, they persuade me 10 use uuse
PRELIMINARY Basam or Cough syrup had 80 niue 'SI',
in these medicines that should not have procured II hau
moi The money been given by tho pefsoA WHO maue le IT,
nuest I enad on Messrs. Cunts and company, VINO re
Commended the above named Basnni, ana the Ih0m ys
nnsin pills To enkem connection with il used them
viii 50 GOOD siccess that my friends were astonshtd
have moi enioyed good health for years as now DO
Therefore Eel willing to givD my name To the p9ohe 10
ae,hrr with NV advice To those afflicted with coughs cous
| snd Iunp complaints to Try the Bnsnm and Phls.
- X COLLINS Wholesale and Retail Agent Mont. hcr
", 3 = IIuchins Waterbufy-D w Keith, Barrel Hook
| a. ploinfrld-E ID Putnam Marshded-E Perry and Co.
C,hotN P Kidder and Co. Hydepart-ll NJ Villas, John
so''I-D ''''N l3Jy
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NEWS FROM THE FAR WEST.

St Louis, June Z, l949.
We have advice by EXPIRE IS from Salt Lake to
the 18th of April.
New and extraordinary discoveries of gold had
been made in the mountains near Salt Lake.
There seems to be 10 limit to the deposit of tho
precious metal in our far west territory.
The people settled in the great basin are We
ry anxious for the establishment OF territorial
government, and Intended to send Mr.. Burn
hyson as delegate 10 Washington, in order that
their necessities and wishes may be pressed up
Oh the attention OF Congress.
The settlement Of Mormons at Salt Lake is
represented To be very prosperous.
The engrants fallen in with at Lamaric we're
enjoying good health. Five of them had been
killed accidentally, by the injudcIous use of fire
arms.
We learn that the express was much impeded
by the snow, which still covers II large extent Of
the Western country.
Pickering, one Of the proprietors Of the Louis
vile Unon,-who recently started for Calilornla
rather suddenly, after fraudulenty obtaining Q
considerable sum oil money,-has been arrested
on the frontier, and made to disgorge about si'
thousand dollars.
By an arrival from the Plains, we have intelli
gence from large party of California emigranu
who, on the 18th Of May, had reached a pom
$50 miles from our Western Frontier, and wer
getting along well, without further molestatio
by the Indians. The health of the party wa
improving.
An expedition from Salt Lake had been falle
in with, whose object it was to hurry forwar
the Mormon emigrants, in order that they migl
take advantage OF the recent and wonderful dis
nnva-ns &c sS-i4 "a. sI-s -ee5i~ rh,s ;.,fs-,rati
induced many Of the emigrants 10 abandon the
wagons and other cumbersome property, inclut
ing provisions and push ahead with mules.