The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-02
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The ss1ssf wsnssglas acesaufs sf sks nknndsnee ef gold in CaillafnlA haga called nt0 tAlsleo<n nn-
 esuns empeditnps lsm he Atientle SsAses ts that distant region FFasn Bsstua to nalsispsrv, inrln- Yssk st east shree be stosk nold- -hantinw cDsnps- ales are Delng esgnAfesa. n bossen. ihe membeTs ef 0na a&sefiAtbn hare each caatfihateA E0sk &A,e 10 $500. Q ba appropriated ts lks paEhasu of Tes- sel and easgo e goaa saitse e tha tIAiia aa tAl eosapaay wiIl proceed e tbs ssl1 segion. and the 6alancs wln liI they enA be iaaaeedl reman by the ship te dispose eF ahe raNw1 &r. n Rhsladsi- rhis. BaItimofe std New Yssk naMhef ef vessels ase seAsiAg wiiA essKess assl aseAsssTsfs Esr fAe g.id eessss weiis st Trsy tAsst E an association whoss meaa6ers intend 10 tzka Khefs 6nfaefnsn As Ssouusains so sate fsaea she yellow" d&grset le advance ef their brsthFen who afs kana across tbe lsshmus or ascund Cape Hern. The ~ y. Eveu- ing Post speAkiag eg fhe expeditions tsu that rest tog Califosnia, say9
 about eight cs tea vrsseis eF hcavy toaaAen. some meassFing over eight q ten thousand kaffeIa la tAet teEe 6 ss sSs5fessi6n amcnw portion of onr shipping interest sHa. owing to se represented neg leet q parties in thst section attending to the ore .pe',a 2 oseana'.on os Iaysg n sssek q srsa. clearances. that ls to say, iRep1adent of GeveFn- meut vessels. consigned to the above ports, that scaTciys II noF T1HIe, 6liSsf shortly prevail n tbs uppeT sna iswes ecaaltsy ofUaiiiasats.
 
 slsi principally af clothing dry goods aa rosisions FIOus is talk at 92 5saa zs. Psa*lsiass. rsner- ally, $i6a1o pes tof; pork and beef s9 SfkaA3 per barrel. Paassaes are enEegea If &980 bat Ne have aeafd of . number bsiag taken q s2s0. The gum Der s6 xssssis c.eAssA dreet tsca tl'is rest uEag the past month hss been fans s.s
 In regard io the stsse of ihings whch this suddsm and rapid emigration ta CaIiiaTnta k likely 10 pyo- dnee iheFe. fke ". Y Post has fhrss speealstisas
 The ra.oss Of Prodigsoas gasasisse. q gold foana n one oi Inc dissficss et Ceiornis. w aRqnsstin ably greatly hasten the settlement of that psns ee by enigrants from the uaited States ExsxverstsA
 ey ~a doubt are, bns many persons dn not Stop h saea cases te ss tbe truth from ths accompanying exaggefa'iohs, aud oss'~.@ F infer shaa sfasf all due aoalrments are made Tor ssateaaent fh. probability is ihatthe deposts of guld hiussa n the soil of Caiiiotnia large sad rieh enough 10 nae Their extraction profitable beyond snything knowa l n the Western Continent. ff the stories af the enormous quantities of gclt coIlsc.ed in thatIegicn by the rndest process, be not altogether fable the very wasbiags or lie earth which is isl1 behind, If managed m sktIal manaer, woald amply repay | the miner, Il is estimated that in tie beginning Of October there were slresdy four thoasass3 persons h the gold regian. We hear of eoinpahy forining at B tstnn o wocerd Co inc spot by sea- and arrange.
 neais are making al New Orleans ter purchasing 2 steamer. with view Sf derafting on an expedition
 e Csliiornis brore fhe close of the present month. These are bat the hys. fruits of tie spirit uf asen- | parts of the Uiited States ssighlef temptations Siaa these stories of eaoFmoas wpaiEh to Ge gath cred by scratching the surface oi he earth have lrd io as greet enterprises the smost immediate peo- ping ot California. History tells us wiih wtiat.a
 madness for emigration ,ke hrst discovery of Ag,esi. e. and the ramos Il c boundiless wealth of iis l spnes, affected th" people ,f Europe. Spas ish cities grew up on ih cosst of spanish Ams iisa with almost as much rspadify as fnaHnfaetnriHk tow ns now grow up on the Menimac afd the Caanse ticui. Nnf af Ina sh. gold region will be of the most desisabs sost The supposed opportunity Of amassing sudden wealth wlli attract rapacicus men, and nsea in despstas circumstances trom allquafters. Tue sfr#nabi EF sod upon which they Will enter sili ofeonFss sha . pea tseir rapaciiy. Great numbers eG them will arrive without families, snd WEI thus stand aioof from t5e most peaceful and haFmenizing influences oi soc!ety, We may expect, therefore, that q tuF- oaient and lfeguiasd siaie cf society will grow up al hTs ia that part Of tie roantsy ipnediateiy eon
 aected ln mining, 10 sedaes which fo eaaes u
 work oi iitne aHd dfirnity. The Tsoclaana Gos. Mason gives glimpse ot the disorders
 Ea may expect, and saow2 the sifc0g Il which are already adopted to lepfess them diets desert from the United States serviee as
 to the mines, where they are received aud sn .. by inc eiizens; the Governor sends bands oi ysa
 men 10 traverse the country and reclaim ihs
 tareatens their employers 10 Try them by roa r., ttai aud to punish i.e,n a. he panlshes dcssstu
 that is, we sBprose, 'o sNo1i .hen, Ii tAa tss. D canno. be otherwise slapped. %
 II IS inpassioie itist government of 60 sf f nature shopld long be borne. As the pop a increases. the disposition 10 aeqaiesee is is 'nss so samnafy and 70 different from q a b submit, will dtmInieh. We should nnt Tr:sed II the greafnsss of the st@ks should e the playing ot desperate game, ii force she s. orp 'sed to force, aud M. Polk,sDllitaYy gr rf sci a, defiance sud periiaps ifsea oat eftk toy.
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