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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

~ 4 dresff1l accideat occurred yesterday On
The ro.i between cross Keys and Trenton. Fiveyoung
ladies were IN carriage. the driver situng on trunk
In front when JOLT threw him. with he se~i upon the
bors4'. hee. injuring him severely Ire hnf-ts rrn.
ana ,ha isiies Jumped ont OF the carriage and were
,i.o much 100 ured Miss D.yids had her Lex badly
5rkeu above the an<o aud the others were lees seri
,,,.Iv wounded Newark Advertiser. 18th.
NARYLASD The H3g'rs'0i-H IOrctfigM ar
rounces by authority that Hon. Dixon Roman. the
Rsureseataiv- IN Congress from that district N Mary
ana declines reelection. on account Of the Impaired
.rate u his health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

From H.rrI.-The brig Princess Royal. Capt.
Tsmne arrived lAss eveains in IA days from F0F' de
PAX Capt informs Us that the monopoly avs were
again in force much 10 the disadvantage OF the Peo
Revelation daily expected to break eat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
lNrRlcUs

Of the "a. Of Newspapers h.s esu'ed sr..' -
rent The workuaen say vs had nothing % 90 VIC
L~aru Rniin Insurrccuon WY 1or' m ~ I'll
rreai punish ~ for IL .,rrprcr-s
lOurs sc @--@-4'-~ .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

Rrrkrsvsp.-OReilly, for the murder Of DIS
vifr ana Brooke. for rsps. sentenced TO % nansea
n, 10 the Penitsntiary the former for life ana NE
i.,,sr for IA yssrs Port Hope u. o. Adv ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

Tgy TaREg BOYS A HARD CasE The three
boy. who died al the Ctoers Hospital yesterday were
found IN the rear 81 Atte miserable Daten 'AveFn'
north -of Haywards Burr Milestone Factory They
had beeu eft by the Troy OR the dock some
time during the night The children were known 10
have the Cholera and were refused sdmittsnce into
any Of the houses about there In this condition they
ay on, 10 the open ar 81 night the parents loi daring
~ leave them patiently waiting the morning when
rhfs fglks should oe about Ihey Aai n lney ihey
wanted place % Jay their heads II vas str the
next morning before they were found BY DR. Hewitt
VIII n1ediAely wrsppsd them 10 blankets And asked
permission lake them INTO sad tavern lntl ne co-n
sna .r- for them The keeper refused even % haFe
them carried through his house and they we're iaSn
IN bi, arms and carried around back way 10 the
.treet Attempts made - z-t 1rsy g. carry
Them 20 the Hospital but no drsymsn would even leud
his cart Tor such p1rpUs- be doctor spp~Aled "
several oi their own counfrymen Tor they we're iof
i,oer., and r-vroaohed them with inhumsniy o. iei
such fne boys de TOR the want OF Aits nmey -
.istAnce
iva. near Al hour befo., 20 children were got -
the hosptal-one fully 10 TIE collapsed state TIE
o,hsr Two bot 90 bad. he docto. administered ~
them the hospital physician being absent lie Then
. them 20 attend other patients, bat sent Ms m-d
al student x,h prescriptions 20 attend nem In his 80
.euce BY strange sense 81 Proies.ionN cL4urtie
- -. nal sseuer refased % have Dr. H-wlus pre-
.r-int,ns followed up, unless concufrsd IN by tue re-
ulsr hos pifa phy-clsn " unt it ooea be- ssefiAed
tnst Dr Hewitt would maze ~ fhar<f % ~ ry Tor Ms
.-vi.a Or Hewitt beng Aosent MS clerk could p
s> for am IN ta.s particular. and - the regular
S-,ei.r com nenced 80 treatment without kn9eInl
go n,s.sicrre hal besn rsea. While these matter
Of couvPysucs AMI etiquette Sess beng settled mlci
r,-sr,ru. an. va losf and the tITea boys curn.
The day lied
Nou rs Be our .sy ] ne aotel keeper ~ho ref.ses
admltrsnce tie boys because taey we're .ick anl @
them az on ns premises VITA out securing them sheit
eIss,vhere . brle sad The .faynan Sho refuse
hi, cart s r,fch and ihe hospital seePsr although IN
der n.trsc;Ous and intending ~ DO nsht evldsnty
wanting humanity " common sciise
Cleveland P.sinde aier, In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
Cholera ON >hipboard.

BosTo.'. Tuesday, Jiy Jpn
The snip Wakefield arrived a. this port from
Cork, had eight deaths By Cholera during the passage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
Decision In the Phillips, WIN Case

SosroS, Tuesday. July l7--5 P NJ
The Jury in the Phillips VIII Case have sus-
tanned the WIN in every particular. They were out
one hour and h,lf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

- Col JAsEs DvSeAs, L. A-ssvessi very Soc
paxuerr-o,yps Hkssss.ss Of ne lss Col Dsae.u ~ >,
Aruyl with many ot1sf sisagssssd individuals, tavll
.ad uiitaryJ may b SEA s ssAprs RsoEA ~ ard m
nsoszwsy corner u Fsiton-ss yS D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

BosroS, 7 Gssdsy. July H.
There have bee n no new cases reported IN our
q. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

A~x.5r.x Ar,rr.-Those wbo Absent themselves
from ne Museum he present week VII deprive hem
.-ive. a surcry 4 wholesome a4khter IN the
.c,,.frz 1.ree Of ne Widows .cul' -gnor 3 IL
---f,r--s - u the wocderfz expsoiis IN necro-
s.ncy ever Witnessed and Otsr perorus nees Is<s paes
aeernCon aad esenng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

~ Pulmonary CoSsusPTIoS Mr. EdiiOr sf-el
h. solicitation q friend ineuesd 10 atien@ "
Whiious trss lecture ConsunPton. a. he Socies
bfary Rom, corner Of Broadway AID Lso1sfd-sL -
Tuesday AL ran truly ssy that I sgreesb y -,
pfisec, both matter and msaner, Witch pesrve . -
efurely Original Tlere wss ueiib~r cusckery % -
display. b1t every marx 20 he point 10 band soe
cs-trgly Interesting The OBJECT u this nocce . % -
Lis atrnuOn d those Who ase s.icfed vlh Ps.mo1-,
d,se4ses The prsaon add cure " his distressing ds
IL Is The DOrtors opinion th.t schsncks Pamonie sJ
. 01ly -s1eins mat cured cousgmpuon ard
opinion the o1ly nrccine hA p nso1le ~,
uons The gsGgine Pslnouis Syrup s for sale VI 81 %
clay-st a
sen~acks Palnoue syrup q cold a. a. per soae ,
bottle. for - Bush iekeEsr. 81 Barclays. az 4
Gcc-rsi Agsnts Tor >e~ sork and vicinity
Cary As.nl--E n Psytoa. s5s Greer ien-.t sna ~
sxenae III Coddrgton, cor Spring and h.1su. -
W. A Walters, ~ Grsnd-s<. z Cook, cor; A.so
ne, ~ 5s.Hs.e W. ~ assA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

rF The name Of the Post 0fss at vslsr,
uoxxs,.~y O. eAio, Ass sssa shaayss 10 es-vsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DO VOC QrssToS rHE sTArEHSSr lit 10 stsist y
~ pres private circles indeed esere here. ihsi -
ehespes ueaissi and best made boots ths city 10
5oseht O. - Ana-st Dont bother yoer.sf with ssss
sres, but 90 ard sss & ne report ]. tue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

~ Ssw-tofE Cens,ery .or ~ People. Lo, ~
s5. Tor the pfeseat Ag-..s osce for ne SAFE u -
90 Bfoaf~ay, Al TIE Branch Pot Oc. ez1 lmisso<'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

Tnlsuxz ~ Tnx corsTrr-rer'on' wishing 'As
nv T,r,uxy dur,nz their temporary absence nom
the City, may have it sent 70 them b. paying cen"
,-.y ,ronth AT the ofhce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

TRADs OF ToFOSro WITH HALiFAX-The Non
r.al Plot Of the 18th states result OF the compe
ton OF the -, Lawrence Canal that schooner Pa.
cse has sailed from Toronto 10 Halifax with cargo Of
aour wheat peas, barley and malt the freight being
IS cents per barrel Two years since il would have
been - cents with two trsnshpmenis
* hundred barrels Of msskerel recently eft Hall
fax for tppe- Canada and We hear that vessel kas
sailed from Ssckeus Harbor tor California vis tbe =
Lawrence. nice little ~ 90 nile voyage
The cheaper the freight 90 the 81 Lawrence the
bri.ker the compeuon al BE- tor supplying he lower
Brush Provinces Wita produce. &c. between Boston.
New-York the Csnsdas. and Oswego and Rochester.
when ths old pohlcs barriers Ers fairly broken down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
FUNERAL oF MRs. MADisos. Yesterday tn


funeral OF the lamented Mrs. MADISON 50 long one OF
the brightest ornaments OF the society - ashnston
and OF the Nation. took place from - John Chufch
from I'd o'clock in the morning the body ~ss exposed
In the church and visited uy Numbers anxious 70
,.ke iast look II her who had been 90 long the oo
served Of an Observers and who had after Occupying
As TX sltsd a pos.tio womsn may IN America
showed IN private he that she had casi dignity o. No"
received Ulster from H. Az the hour nNed Tor 70" tn
neral tho church throsgod The President snd most
of the shinet being pre.cut with almost every one
connected with the Government IN IN oihclai capaciN
Ike besu-ifd service of the Episcopal hufch wac
read hv Rev Nessrs Pine and French, after "hicn
PROCESSION was formed according % the programme
published Yesterday under the direction &C the MAT
sd of tho District ami the CLERK OF the supreme court
% fha nitef states no r0rfgr moves from - toth
On Observation-Disclosures the difsr"nt bells oi inf cry
t0lng the WI le and then proceeded to the Cong -
.anai Cemetery whore the body deposited tor ne
present until arrangements shall have been mas iof
removing o. % - hnal resting place. the terry III
Nontpefer Orange County Virginia tire family seat
,snere NJ Madison was buried Mrs Madison ~as the
s, survivor ~ the immediate families 90 those a. our
Chief Magistrates VINO participated Ia the 'ire Hnd
councils on the Revolution. Rsqgiescn
Washington Republic 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

II One Rev X J. smith o. Lsnsinsbars. MY
prts5v u sfarze hllnsef sitn the pracfic Al
II an nss recently sdsced 0ue Mary Jane Irtou from
Autumn VI smith lad wife ard family. IN wnlch
~. g.r resided ai.s = hsa BEEN a home several
1eeks - state bordering On distraction
Belfast Ne Journal
MAIL AREs~0zxTSr.-Tns Western mar, IN
accord .ncs with tbs ngeuasnt entered into
Nth the Rsil way companies between AoAny snd buf
iao Ard .ial ROBBIE the psrf Of TIE Post Ostce De-
partrnenr IA 70 be- carried - the express tram
Albany Arsus
II The steam engine .hop 81 Preston 4 W az
uer P,tsourgh w.s destroyed BY Are On he l2h mat
Loss from e. go 70 e25OC-no insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

INV HANPsHiKE On SLAvskf.--h Resolutions
were recently received by the n Legislature from
sundry southern legislatures, complaining bitterly %
the New States because they decline The honor
Of turning savecsichcrs for the special benefit OF South
ern lesh nouger. The blood Of all the chivalry IL nP
and they threaten very terrible things in case their
runaway property shall not in al cases be restored
to them. The Legislature OF New Hampshire answers
their inso.ence and bravaio A. follows
Rssred That the American Union . strongly essec ar
on The affections of an he lining majority 90 ~
American peope--ihsf trust hat u ~ii. o1tlNe Tor
ages he threats With waich islslcsu ssszis i-hAi m
- hour Of peril hearts ana srong arms i 0r
ready every corner OF cur land 10 defend iisnd hf u
~li iong Continue here proud ara O. srteton I'm ~
enduring tho I'd model after which snal e Ia
Toned ose free institutions hch hereafter 70 eeso
inir incsicu able blessings upCn the " lo.e v or .
he'tsed fbSt n opinion, ongrcss hs ne ohs'.-
seuSsal power 10 abosh slavery and The Save trade ~
..e pis,re o. NoambA. and hist oar Senators ~ in-
~ cur Representative requested 20 iSkS A.
Se-is"tN0"hai measures 10 mplsh that % eel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
THO BROWN

Fxrerrfss OfFflF. Ia. ishssse-. June ~ -
HOY TuoNAs 8EoV :. GoNCSNos ELFer. Ae.--ieif
s., [ have just received your comuluncaO.n OF Is
date IN hich you desire % be informed when CONSIDER
ny -rr OF cfe wi. expire. sni az WHIST g. nc propose
m r- over O, you hs sea OF state, that you may enter
upon your duties a. my successor .
In r,,y nave ~ say breay that concur 10 The opin-
ion on mis- subject which prevail ed IN The Ocners Assem-
h.v Al The time Qualification, and do uef-o, con
-r Tia, ms term u 1ce Will expire on the hTsi Monday
D. October rext aud Inst time shan axe crest piessae
r Transferring 20 YOU. my succes-of ne seal 81 r
state md a. qarsrs a. relating 90 ihs cNce' sno '
-arre time ard other times. viii give YOU ili m,'i
nation II al n f-rs Connected with he tNecuOf' 10
n.ffusnt II be Government wh'ch may not he sy SN
plsued by the pubic records inr hsi peiiod deem y
10 h- nv duty 10 lie discharge OF No Il ues OF
iis Office ,.. -. -.,.-
To me- adr iaaiy 10 vcut 30 greet re.iei - rri.re
from -e 80 ta earliest moment. bar cannot cn-lt
nv persona ~ ne sacrifice 81 what deem 10
fe puhrr duty .-t.
n much go Be regretted ihs any difference Of opinion
sh,u exist A. o fhe time which my ume Of ofhce -
D. re-. bur ndl gr the hope that no Serious ncontrr
.snr. y result from such diversity ~ opinion. or rom
fl. course have determined 20 pussrr either ~ in"
public or 90 yourself an cir very r".rs.tfn ~ Nonf'
W ID MOSELEl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
81 THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL


SAMUEL K RcSESs Of Tenn - be Attorney 81 ne
United state. for the Eastern District of Tennessee
wee Ihcs C. Lyon resigned.
JAMES VI Nolan 81 ll % - Register 81 The Lsnd
OtHce - Palestine. IA wee HsrnAa Alexander. ~
movtd
NarHAN SAs6ENr Of Pa 20 y Recorder Of the Gen
err and Oifcs vice : Il Lsushhn. removed
GEosSE WADE. Postmaster. Bridgeport Conn from
snc alter the 3Oth OF september next.
COLLECTORS Tx CUSTOMS.
NArHA~iEL a. MAksHAIL, York. Ne. wee Joseph T.
Juukins. removed
JosEPR EAcHKs Alexandria Va vice Edward Green
removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

Two G0rKR>oKs - FLoKiDA.-lt seems there
IS dispute in the state Of Flords IN relation to the
Goverror.hp. Two persons claim the otnce the pre-
sent incun Den, and Hon T Brown The following cor
respondence from the SarGsaah Gasisn explains ne
nature Of the siGsulsy ,.,,
T,tt.H,ssss. June -. isss
= 81, ExcvttE~lYW MosEiY->V A. some q :
,s.,.v Collation.. hNve been entertained IN regard 10 ne
rua - h-r your Of ofhc~ would term eaie -"
there as no ~ ~ which nis question cou q e~
All avsit irc.ion COZ De Al 10 tne . 'ei.c nc
g-.ftv Addressed note % me Attorney Genersi' A. "
s.t ,,, Ger OF the SAFE. aud asking ~ OPINION ~
80 ,es,ian of constitutional iaw, which ne hss 80"
'~g.h az " htch having hem published N me ns"sfA
pes I presume you have seen -. .. IN.
now 70, rti v ass yng 20 inform me- " het l'- ..
,sr Vr ,r, Of Office Vii expire. ard a. "nAl iilr fe
-r-a m uru ,v e. % the >es. ~ SAFE lual ias =.
s-il-e y ard be- 10 readiness 20 enter Gpon me 80
49,, ~ nv gl.s A. your successor duly elected ara
-sat ted A. required hv Tie Constitution
1 AZ Sr. very respectful y, - .,,,..,,->,
y.a-r rn.st onft. tho. bAON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

KENTUCKY In the face OF m overbesring az
cendancy the friends Of qualified Emanc.p ation
in Kentucky arc making noble struggle. Ore
great point at least must be attained-fhe question
O., male IN X entucky. Freedom or Slavery 10 the
main issue involved in the Conventional canvass.
and all must realize that, though Emancipation
be beaten in the poll, it ia morally certain 70 gain
in the discussion IL ia the first great point 70 OBJ
tain the public Tor this discussion and tbs has
been achieved TIE discussion will lot cease
though the Convention decide tgainst EmaDcips-
ton.
la nearly all the more intelligent Counties
Emancipation candidates are already in the field
In Louisville City, the two rival tickets srs as
follows
David L Beatty Jsn-s Speed. Chap Coleman.
P'o->iarUE
janice Guthrie James Rudd, VIM Preston.
Mr.. Guthrie Is one OF the Loco E oco leaders, and
man Of decided weight aud influence. He Is
one Of the original scht 70 carry the state over
TO Loco Focoism under show OF intense zeal and
concern Tor Slavery. He ought especially to be de-.
ieate@, aud yet We fear be viii not be. The jour
nal inaines to pro-Slayery triumph very IN
usual grounds saying:
The people Of Louisville though majority Of them
supposed be ia favor Of patton p-iectf
that the utterly hopeless. and We believe
hA they not Disposed 90 press The question 10 NE De-
hazard OF other Interests las obvious that for
The city enanc pson candidates 10 tie CoAven
wuud be- preudiCe The Convention sgainsi her and
greatly impair her influence IA the Convention. Hence D.
would DC Jldlcu4s Ia o majority ~ TIE people u LOUIS
VILE have been tsf their pred lection,
n regard 10 slavery 10 reurl uckct IN opposition o. TIE
regularly nominated emAnci patton uckt And ts u lilA
they viii do
Here an Emancipation District is counselei to
return pro-Slsvery Delegates in the fear that TO
send Emancpatonists would be to " hazard other
interests, and prejudice the Convention against
her" Such appeals, # general, may return a pro
Slavery sjority in spite Of an Emancipation pre-
pondersnce among the People. This should be
guarded against.
Hon j r. Underwood l.. ; Senator, has been
making two speeches on tho Slavery question, OF
which the positions are summed up by the Journal
as follows:
He takes the ground that Slavery Is al evil but hat
slave property should be held sacred any oter snd
IT property lie Questions the doctlus that ine owner
with justice be deprived Of their increase
tie proposes that the new Constitution snail contain e
10 PROV 1t That Tie importation o slaves
shsl BE- prohibited That slaves snail not De mslun ~
ted without provisioa ioS their coionEAuon' 'nc -
that COsnIsuon society shall be incoi Fofalrd VILE
powe purchase saves and take them ~ GAR aid Co
them Aica. holding them here a14 Iheir liIe sa'
Ae rd \ Sufficient fund
-JOsHUA 7. BALI has been sppoiu'ei secrs-
sAry OF State OF Kentucky. lie was Member Of
the XXINth Congress
rr.su. oppose. c A0rslsai' return 70 ooasr' %
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-05
Statistical Information.

The population of the British Empire,
including India, is about 160, 100000.
COnstantinople contains nearly double
the population of New York city.
In Russia there is one soldier to every
sixty inhabitants throughout the Empire.
The Great Chinese wall reaches dis
tance of fifteen hundred miles. -
The area of France is two hundred thou
sand square miles.
The Pacific Ocean contains an area oi
50,000,O00 of square miles.
The Antwerp Cathedral, at Antwerp, is
four hundred and seventy feet high.
Washington's monument, Baltimore, is
lis feet high; Pompey's Pillar, Alexan-
der, l56.
Portugal has population of three mill
ion five hundred thousand souls.
The far-iamed Statute of Mernnon a
Thebes (seated) is 65 feet high.
The wonderful Porcelain Tower o.
Nankin, two hundred feet high.
There are about eighty colleges in the
United States.
The population Of the Ionian Isles is {
little less than 100000 souls.
The cross of St. Paul's Church, city O
London, is three hundred and sixty fee
high.
There are fifteen public libraries in the
United States, containing 202 800 volumes
The Equestrian Statue of Peter the
Great, St. Pelersburgh, of bronze weigh.
36,64O lbs.
The whole number of known language:
of the earth is about 1000.
The population of Africa is stated at tht
immense number of 6O,OOO,OOO souls.
Pens. it is said, were first made from
quills in the year 635.
Watches were first invented at Nurem
burg, iii the year l477.
1t is but fourteen years since railroad.
were first used as public thoroughfares.
The Imperial Library at Vienna contain.
three hundred thousand volumes.
The Pyramid of Ghropus (Gazeh,) i:
the largest in the world, 46O feet high.
The highest mountain on the globe i.
Chamoularie, $4,000 feet above the leve
of the sea.
The falls of Fugloe, Isle of Fugloe Nor
way are one thousand feet high.
The State of Rhode Island contains az
area of only l,225 square miles.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-05

~ In the Dublin University Magazine
we have biographical sketch of Peter
Burrowes. the celebrated Darrister. and a
mong the personal anecdotes told of him
is the following:
A friend called upon him cne morning
in his dressing room. and found him sha-
wing, with his face to the wall. He asked
HIM why he chose so strange an attitude.
The answer was 'to look in the glass.
why said his friend, 'there is no glass
there!'
BLESS my soul, cried Burrowes, 'ldid
not notice that before.
Ringing the bell, he called his servant
and questioned him respecting his looking
glass.
.Oh, SIR said the servant, 'the mistress
had it removed six weeks ago.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-05
The Mormon Manifesto.

This singular sect, who moved 10 the
great Salt Lake valley after expulsion from
Iowa, and Missouri, and Illinois, have
published their first manifesto to all their
brethren throughout the world. 1t is a
curious document, containing strange adj
mixture of sense, cant, shrewdness and
impiety, together with many quite interes-
ting details respecting the region in which
they have taken up their abode. They
have commenced the erection of a city on
a grand scale, which is divided into nine
teen wards, consisting each of nine blocks,
each three square. They are to have a
council house, bridges, bath houses
schools, colleges, and all the institutions OF
civilization. A gold mine was discovered
1t is said, by party of them who had
gone on an exploring tour through the
northern patt of western California. John
Smith, the uncle of Joseph, has been or
dalned patriarch Of the church" The
cultivation of large tracts of land had been
commenced. No doubt prosperous set
tlement will grow up in this distant region,
opening up fruitful subject for the spec
ulations of those who are interested in
such inquiries.