New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

every colony nlf iNfrS Nl,a| ported nN hc'- ri
bad been wrecked. Bl- with them the wore %
God xss t-ihIed which says. Seek Ne irst th,
kingdom GO God aud his righteousness. and a.
ctt e. th.ngs shall be added unto you. IL MAJ
/ .nc making oi Rcl giou che supreme object whict
saved slt estah shed the colony in worldly pros
rerty. It's tte setting up 90 the institutions o
the Gospe. which alone can save California.
Tie interests Of Agriculture there are OF ln
-lcu able Importance. Bot they sre Just what
al ulpuuciped urea. suG all that are mao s.ter
sudden riches. W. neglect Eyev company pro-
I reedilg thither ought to make such srrsugemeuts
thar tney msy remain. % they see RI. a. az sEri
cutura. colony and It may be thst only in this
/ way " ID they tnd 10 possible % realize any ~
their golden expectations. A quiet. patient. in-
iusuiogs. ve.-princip.ed agricultural colony.
making agriculture snd commerce their msin reli-
/ ance, and giving % the WORK OF digging for gold
| only portion I'd their time and hands Ia the IA
/ vorsbe season OF the yesr would be sure % be
/ successful and prosperous but We fear ths, the
expectations % those who 20 10 dig .Or gold sl0ue
! vii be grlevCus.y disappointed.
] Now les Is g.snce AZ the Missionary aspect OF
/ th.s subject. IL IS wonderful inst Gods provl-
deuce has taken TINS rich country out Of the hands
oi Jesuits, aud thrown 10 into the power OF the
United States Othat 70 Is open for every Christian
az wei as secular enterprise And Christian en-
| terpuse there viii be, on = vast scale. even
| though checked or held in suspense At first by the
heat and asitstious OF the gold fever The class CT
| population now pouring m upon those regions Is
such as will demand end vii have the gospel. The
merest dIggers for gold will be the pioneers OF the
! gospel. even those who 20 sclhshlv. AID without
| the least principle, shall be made 20 prepare the
way tor God Always God has been exercising
this prerogsllye, but now he seems % be doing 10
more rapidly, more manitestly thsn ever
The coast OF the Pacific IS 20 be lined Ike the
| Atlantic. with the villages and cities OTIS Christian
civilization. We have hardly as yet hsd time to
/ thiuk of this. We have been aboring Esstw ard
| % beieaeuer the Kingdom of Darkness with our
! camps OF light. o. get access 90 China, and the
/ midnightei Spice Islands Of the Eastern seas
and now Il God going 20 belaguer them. 20 sy snce
upon them scross the Ocean from the West We
seem 70 see the Angel having the Everlasting Cos
] PEE. lowering over the North Pacific, and directing
| his attendant files OF bright ministers o. alght
aud prepare the places for the pentecostai and
sacramento iessts The way OF spcediest, most
electric communication between America and
| Eastern Asia will soon be from California 70 the
| Chinese seas IL Is lth some reference 20 n time
/ ike this that the Sandwich Islands have been So
! long preparing for GOd. Those may set be God :
great marine depots Of missionary power and cen
| rers tor the worlds missionary commerce. And II
/ will be a glorious period when the chain OF mis-
! siouary piety shall thus be completed round the
| globe. When by the railroad over Oregon, and
/ the telegraphic communications from New-Nork
| o. San Francisco and the steam navigation over
| the Pacific As well as the Atlantic, the iarthest
! East : brought into rapid connection with the far
| thest West, II the Church act now rs becomes her
| opportunities. the whole world will see and ac-
know edge the hand OF God ia all modern dscoy
| sries and wonderful movements of the age-not
| merely, as many men seem now 20 think, for the
| advantages of a wider Commerce. or the spread OF
/ Republican Freedom, but for the completion of
bis predictions and the establishment OF his
| kingdom.
Now Il is remarkable that the Home Mission
! airy Society IN this country should have been di
| rected OF God, as 10 were, IN Anticipation OF com
| ing developments, to take the FIRST step toward
! occupying Ills region Tor him. And oiter all, let
individuals Do what the, may. aud let companies
! Boz y lat the, may. 20 Do mainly by this Society
tnst. for the present this great work OF following
| up the rushing multifutes with theOlspcl must De
done. l. they DO uo! take the Gospel with them
! we must send it after them. II must be done, and
| done too, as the Society declare, beginning y
bei0fr the mIui0ns %. Rome shall come back again,
% reoccupy. uudcr the shelter of our hag, the po
| sitiOns from which they were driven by MrEioar
oppression" That Society should be literally
nobly, nav, infinitely, sustained IN this great ~
fort And leo it not be afraid. Let u cast itsel
upon the churches, and go forward % possess the
and tor Him. who Is o. have the dominion from
sea 20 sea aud from the river 10 the ends ct the
earth from farthest Pacific % the arthest Atlantic
And blessed be His glorious name Tor ever and
ever
THE CHOLERA At NEW ORLE,Ns.-The J0nrnal
Of Comuercs Ia. letter from distinguished Physician
At New. Orleans. dated Dec. d. from which We nske
the following extract
have been at some pains ascertain the facts la
lanon 70 the mortality do not md that complete ~
ports contained In the daily papers Inc internests
day before yesterday may be Get down AZ 20 yesterday
AZ near 100 snd day there l. slight falling on and
the whole amount will not probably exceed 10.
This may be sscribed 20 clear and much cooler .,
a a.rfua 81 .lasff ha nu.i
being about west lt Is however stil warm, and open
doors snd windows seen in every direction through
The ony hope OF safety rest. In the even, Of cooler
| and purer air In the meantime the population row
here are more quiet and sefcoected than they have
been The fatal cases here, as usual occurred almost
entirely among the lower classes who are most ex'
posed but several respectable victims have fallen
Yesterday line young man, son OF Gov Lane Of lad
who had lust arrived here died ~ the Circus II Ia
Urinary private hospital established by DR. Mackis.
Erfrac n another etfer dated New ORLEANs Dec q.
We are this moment IN a high state Of excitement
produced by the Cholera being really In our midst ad
| fed 10 which have had within the last two DAYS
about thousand em landed IN the very heart
Of the city, destitute OF everything Inc weather J..
| warm "a summer the atmosphere close, sultry and
! damp. which added ~ extremely nltby streets,
mskes the city dagresbe 10 those who are
long residents, and therefore IN manner accustomed
| 20 such things.
All the strangers have EN- and many inhabitants -
Business 8. seriously affected and the Holidays Will 30
! be ushered IN upon US gloomiy
letter from Charleston states that teegaphic dis
patch va. received there from New Orleans dated the
| 18Th December which represented that the Cholera
abatng. business brisk, large arrivals OIL Cotton
and the price advancing.
FROM VENEzUELA-The bark j. A. JesHrEH
brings some additional intelligence from Venezuela,
from which il sppesrs that numerous guerilla bands
throughout the country organiz ng against Manages
Manc.ibo was taken By the forces Of Gen Psez, on
the 24tn OF November The steamer Buena s.sts ar.
rived a. the and O Curacao the 25th Of the same
month and eft Gen Psez still here directing Ope
ra,ons lie has faithfully fulfilled al the engagements
| III bic agents and paid for vessel. and ammunition
The fre nd, ofthe Consultation beginning 4 contr
butte literally tor toe support Of the cause Cen Paez
himself Is most enthusiastic 10 the cause and deter.
mined b spare no efforts redeem bis country from
defpotsm He isa warm admirer Of the Institutions
and people Of the United states, and when the steamer
Buena Vista arrived from the United states, he eH
claimed knew our brethren IN the United states
could not be Indifferent 70 the cause Of liberty 10 Fene
zuela sly country vii show herself grateful for the
sympathy and assistance Of American citizens.
From SOUTH ANERIcA.-The South American
Mail from Calao. % Nov z, brings the following
intelligence
Boliyi. /. in a state Of civil war. The antagonists Of
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