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d1lAf-We quote limited sales Of dew.r rooted Henri
nom sesss 1t sio per ton Rsesiph this wssk sai
saIss.
HOPe-Ws quots sales at flafec
HAf-rhe demand 10 less active. We quote sale
omt, country to Be delivered here OF ITO tons at yO
pei we quote retail sales from stores s0zs6c per
ioolbs The receipts this week amour, to aos bales.
IkoN,ABrAL.N NAILS TIN PLATE-Wsauots
regular saiss OF bar Iron at a cents In ot s.l..
Of infarior Iron si ss3Se. We quote Tennessee Hot
and Cold Blast Ps-mecI at s27ls27S per ton. with
sales of DO tons at 81. Ohio Iron " held At little
higher rates. rassles of Pittsburgh at is ioO.4ss
for tina assorted numbers In light lots salss In round
lots st <a4 Lie. The stock is fair with 90 receipts
TIN plate we quote at 81 sos Ga in light Iots Re-
ssPts this week SO boxes. Light sales Roofing Plate
Ssis per boz. Sales Of Banea block TIN at s7s9se-
LUMBBR-The prices OF Lumber At the river have
been man;sinsd At an advance Of about 81 50. We
quote saies At the yards folloxss Common BosIds
ga So
PROVISIONS, as-Psov,,ion. are rather DUH mi,
week and prices are barely maintained, with mod
ersts rseeipn. We quote hez Pork Of % 1888 so.
we quote sales Of ssgss& hams from stores at sasse,
sales Of sugar cured At SaiOe; sales Of clear SIDES AZ &c.
sales Of shoulders at &c. Sales Of Bacon from wagons at
for SHOULDERS 6isole for clear ass and sla7se for
hams. Lard 10 Inactive al 6la7e.
roBACCo-rhers is considerable activity in the
market this week. and good prices are readily obtained
Tor all the tobacco offered: The ssss at Todds ware.
house have amounted TO 81 hhds which sold at the fol-
lowing rates; First 81 90, a 70, %, IS %, q 50,
y 3D. and IS %; seconds 10 Is, 81 6oj common q 40
s$3 TO- Sales at the Planters warehouse at prices
ranging nom 81 As to s. 80.
VEGETABLBs-salss OF 75o bills Potatoes for ship
nent ct scaSi per bbl. Sales Of Onions at n a0aSi
% per Dbl Sales Of Cabbage at Ss5sS2s per thousand
WHIskY-we notice a continued fair demand for
hsky though sales Of during the past day or two
'ars declined In isic. We onote good rectinsd from
tores At fsc. Receipts this week 652 bbls- We hear
D. sales Of Peach Brandy from nores at socasl Hold
III OF old Peach are demanding S1ssi IS per gaaon-
Common Brandy Csc per gallon. French Brandy 81 Is
SO per gallon.
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

c. H. DsKw, Richmond, Va
XIV: J. DicKsr, Heinpin, Ills.
M. RYAs, Maywiile, Ky.
Rev. VIZ. Guss, Chnshanburg, XIV.
MILTON STEVENSON, Geory ,town, Ky.
). NJ MeFIn, 81. N. Filth st, Philadelphia
yosxsH FIsHKR, Chester, Vt.
BEcksKa & CAsSIyy, lafayette, Ia
J. BALDWIN. Bethany, Va
Go. SCARBOROUGH, Greensboro, XIV.
Z. z. EvEars, Utica, N. Y.
u. M. DEWEY, Arcade Hall, Rochester, N. Y
hEsnr CHAHIs, Canancaigua, N. Y.
bnowN q WILLIAMSON, Commercial Buildings
Superior St, Cleveland, Ohio.
y. NrEDHAn, ~, Exchange St, Buffalo, N. Y.
n. bARcLAr, Russellville, Ky.
Kew. HoorKR CREws, Chicago Ill.
Hon. A. W. GRAHAM, Bowlingreen. XIV.
WIN. GARSErT, Glasgow, Ky.
Z. n. BAakLxr, Lexington, Kentucky.
J. b. RUssEIL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, o.
WHITE & PorTER, IS State street, Boston.
ELIAS Smith, la Nassau street, New York.
r. II. CosASr, Smithland, Ky.
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TRANsYLyANIA UNIVERSITY.


THE sd Session viii open on the 1st Monday IN No
yemheT uext under the direction OF the following
Faculty, VIA.
Benz W. Dudley, N. D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice OF surgery.
Robert PeIeT, II. D., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
James A.Bush. NJ D., Professor olSPseial and Sur.
goal Anatomy.
lice OF Medicine.
Ethelbert L. Dudley, NJ. D., Professor OF General and
Pathological Anatomy and HISTOLOGY.
Henry N. Bult. NJ. D., Professor Of Materia Medles
and Therapeutics.
Vim. N. BoIng. If. d, Prof. OF Obstetrics and the
Diseases OF Women and Chlldres.
h. M. Skillman, N. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The cosa Of full course Is SO6, invariably advance
The MAtrieuation AM LIBRARY ticket -. The DIS
seetns ticket el0 The Graduation Fee Is $50. Board
ing and lodging from - ~ To - % par week.
kOBkkT PETER. N. D.,
Dean OF the kacuity.
Lexington. XIV, July 81, 1919. Am
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DIPLOMATIC AeKST or HuxeARY.--Couni SAM
uel wsss hss recently arrived in the United States
in the capacity Of Diplomatic Agent from the new
says:
ssMr wass was originally dispatched by Kos.
suth and his Ministry 70 Constantinople, Paris and
London, in the same quality, and having discharg'
ed his mission TO those governments, near which
Hungary has permanent agents, his ultimate
ciaI credentials to our government have not yet
arrived he has made no official application for re-
ception ut Washington, though he has had the
honor of private Interview with the President
Previous 10 his departure from Hungary, N. Wass
had taken an active part In the War OF lndePen
dence. both az a member OF the National Diet and
in the field"
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la,s0

LIAsILrrr o. SvKErIEs.-The St. Louis Vsi0s,
speaking of the late bank embenlement in that
city, says.
Mr. N. Childs, j., was engaged in the Bank OF
Missouri for several successive years-his term
of office, we believe, expired, and was rene xed
annually, and Of course, with each renewal OF
office, II became necessary that he should bring
forward new securities. In this way number OF
our wealthy and influential citizens have at one
time or another, gone security for him TO the
Bank. Although the time has expired for which
these persons agreed to 90 security, yet they are
not released from their obligations BY this expra-
iion-out each, from the frst, who became q sur-
~ down 10 the last named man in the list. is re-
spoons; bic, and will be considered and held 90 by
the Bank, we doubt not.
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RUSSIAN Amy IN HuSeAzY.-The Washington
Republic says: "We have private letters from
Warsaw TO the middle OF the past month, which
give more distinct idea Of the character of the
war waeed by the Austrian and Russian Emper.
ors on Hungary, than any account which has yet
reached u.s." One fact is stated in these letters
which we do not remember TO have been publish
ed before. II is said, ga terrible scouTse has
seized on the Russian soldiers, known as the
slice pest" The individual is attacked by yer.
min under the skin, which increase until the
whole body becomes one mass Of couupiion.-
Hitherto ne remedy has been discovered, and the
person attse Eed is considered as doomedj and the
letters say Hundreds have, at their own solicita-
TONS been thrown into the river 10 terminate their
sufferines. The cholera also makes terrible hav-
oc on the ill-fed allied army"
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RrKrnk,a pRoanKss.-It is dificnlt among dad

BEsToN's PRoGR Ess-lt is difficult smeng the
contradictory accounts in the country papers, TO
decide how the case stands with MIR. Benton.--
From ali that we can gather, he hah more strensth
north of the Missouri than south Of il. Jackson
county appears favorable TO him; but the south.
eastern and southwestern sections are 0therwiae.
The district north that looks most soowlingy upon
him is the northwestern. The Platte county,
though the abode of Mr. Atchison--is at least di.
videc; and the home Of the "centIsl clique
Howard county and its neighborheod, where Mr..
Jackson ought TO have some influence, Ia torn by
the disseniions Of the combstants.
81 Loxis Orgln.
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ALABAMA-The Legislature stands las we learn
from the Huntsville Advocate, as tollows: Senate,
II Wings and l6 Democrats. House, Wings 46,
Democrats 81 OF the congressional elections the
Advocate says:
In the Mobile District, w Aston is elected
over G. G. Selless. H. w. Hilliard beats J. L.
Pugh about 500 votes. s. w. Harris beats J. S.
tiunter In the ialladega district. s w. lnge rs
ele cited overJ. G. Baldwin in the Tuscaloosa dis
trict by about 400. F. w. Bowdon still soes from
Talladega by large msjority over j. 7. Bradford.
David Districts. The delegation stands ~ before,
two Hubbard in the oh, and w. 4. w. Cobb in the
9Th Wings and 1--WE Democrats. The electionof Mr..
Hiilard Is great triumph over the most virulent
opposition ever known in Alabama.
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A dreadful occurrence took place at Yorkville,
Michigan, on the 7lh inst Mr.. Ashbel kellogg,
respectable gentleman Of that place had q son
whose reckless habits had almost turned his Ia
theirs brain. On the day above mentioned me
son demanded money from bis father, and endeav-
ored 10 enforce his demand BY the exhibition OF
pissol This 90 incensed Mr.. kellogg that he eeis-
q an axe and killed the young man Instantly.
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LIBERIA AND THs GovERsaBsf.--We believe
that the very cordial recognition of the Republic
of Liberia by the principal European poweIs has
induced our own Government TO direct Its atten-
ton earnestly TO the subject; and we Learn that
the Rev. r. X. Gurley, who sailed for that repub.
lie in the Liberia Packet, goes out as Govern.
ment agent to institute all necessary inquiries up
on the spot, that the Government may have au-
thentic grounds fos such action a. II may deem
sxpsdient
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aunssry.
"ops " tie gate OF astions,

ope 10 tie gate or astions,
That they may enter In,
And mount 20 Glory's summit
The Freeman's prize - win,
Oh. they have marked the signAlb
otncw born timesfor man,
And mighty In the conflict.
Save eravely led the vani
Proclaim them nervsd with power.
To hold their lofty place,
where nonc but unawed spirfts
May gather face 10 face;
Where nons but hands untarnshed
Are firmly linked In one,
To die in Freedoms battle
orhsht Ill it be wOni
Then let Hsngsria's banner
Float In the untIamn eled sir,
where stars and stripes are waving,
The fTeeborn's boon TO share;
Our nations eagle baile,h
Her sisters lofty flight
And bids her build an eyne
Where despots have no might.
Men ofthe mountain spirit,
Who emulate the frees
We reach our hands In welcome
Across tho deep blue sea,
And give the grasp OF freemsn,
Whose warm hearts breathe tho prayer.
That ye may burst each fetter,
And sceptred tyrsnts dsrei
We echo hack the Peaus
From lips which tell your triumph
O'er hordes OF hlrelng slaves,
Our hearts with hope are swelling,
Nay, hlied with faith sublime,
That ye will shine md nations,
As beacon stars through timel
We hail you men, thrice noble,
III unhInehng and the true,
We hall you, maids and mslTons,
Who 10 the rescue few;
Who, armed Tor herce encounter,
Feared not the fosman's knife,
But like Heavens guardian spirits.
Fitted through the strifeI
Come then-for thee HungaTis,
our household hearth is free,
Thy place Is now and brethren,
Besot by Iiosrty,
Her shielding arsls a-e open,
Her smiles now waiteth thee;
Clssped 10 her breast, thou'H never
To tyTants ben I the knee"
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GoLD FROM vIoLErs.-Mr. r. Hunt, OF the Roy
al Institution, London, states that friend Of his
has succeeded in obtaining q minute though
VEGETABLE portion Of gold, from quantity Of the
petals of the blue violet
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nAIK srnKxr NxAn NINTH.
I KEEP on hand for sale, at the lowest eash rates
every description Of Marble work. VIA supply the
rsds with Vsront Marse Il 70 cents per ost Marble
Msnfss from - oiOo Italian furniture at ~ ~
Also the following ARTICLES wholesale and retALs CAcinod
Plaster Of Paris. ground do Tor msnnrng parRosess
sNd Clay, Hyd, auhe Csment and eommon Line. Per
wanting az Of The abovs articles, ether for say
conunpdeno country custom, can b supplied. OraeS
ffem ths eouu try rsspsssnzlly solictIe1.
KDoAn NBRDHAn.
Alag y lot ef Italian Mazhss ssha - rsssivss
- fos saas ~. RDe
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lFrem correspondence Of National Intellissnesr.I
LoApou Julv a t8AQ

There has been long controversy In the Times
between Admiral Napier and The Duke of PORT.
land, about the comparative force of the English
and French steam navies; this has led TO PsrIia-
mentary notice Of the subject by Earl Talbot, in
which he gives the following statements, taking
The English hsufes from the Ndyy Liss and the
French from the Journal dc Marinss
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NEW STEAM FUKNITURR FACTORY.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH SIS,
LoUisvILLk, Nv.
WE are prepared to manufacture every tang In 90
p" line ON torms a. favorable any other establish
mentin the West. The patronage Of the public Is sohe
tied
wAxrKD.-Cheuy, walnut. Sycamore, Gum andP Pop
lar Lumber. -
Aus. ST. j. n. d A. j. LiNCOLa..
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SORE THROAT.
Your Gnend, LOUISA z BksAN.
SANDS SARSAPARILLA-
SCARLET FEVER DIsARMsO OF IFS rEsaozs


This dangerous alarming aEeCu0n. hch swept
from the stage q une many, oOh Al ms hnOtet 1so
o(tnlaIcy asii Vigorous aud ulafe
hOod 1t enEth met u c4ne ard abiilc -nu IL eNE
influence TINS PTe PsrstOL- A male sTslu ~.
Nm PatrIk, wool der, was aIiaCked with Stss.et
Fever which left heI ii dTcauial aaie heT blgy
covered Particles VI scaTiet erullOt amp
something nae bile, and al east IWO inches dare.
ter made sTeaTahSs the shUUlGeI WhIch bsoae
ami discharged ani0i InCTetole guaEtiY csl
ensiye msier ami 0eslles lis iaI ge qanJ dis
charged from The ears Oi very Ute nsise Safac,cr-
made lrial Vi SANDS sAkSA rAkILLA, wiiea sisest-
ed complete cure, the Shiid navns taken OTS ot
Ia eor lhe Denehl Suffering INN 500
effects Of noruDle disease. Ar. PaiIhA Si
n.ent n Iney residence kNeser stIsst,
near Fawn street, Dol inoTe Sza.
Inc Ioving testimonial the value Of Jhs Sarsapa-
nlla s from the Rev. LstneT Wnshi, ssed g years,
Conxre galional Minister. residing Al WOh1rns
wOEgHS, Mass, Man-h AL, iSi6.
Me.rs SANDS: Gealemsn-FTvm WtstI ravr rxfe-
nenced sId lTOin the lOfualon have TeSerf tctcis
ed from numb<I VI prrsoai htsh TssteCJ-n s.,
bavs lsed yoaI SarssPanua. have tDe -C-5t
b,, that nlosi SasDie aees-nle ana ttat "a uu-
meIOuS cerll ates have received " tls gt-Ci
July sustained BY ENFkAIkNck, and aDJ1ss - fsia
on snd uuilty veTy extensive anu need
Of nay huulbe enOEls u Increase The VEN uho
.nicled by disease 10 teeOse acquainted wn The
cAcS and row an Of yOsT valuable medtciue.
lam, gentlemen. sAishy and yeIy resPeerull Ycrfs,
LlIHEh 7tuiIf.
Prepared and sold wholesale and TeIau on : b. !. y.
SANDS, Druggists and ChsnlSts, lUO Fuilon ~
OF William, New YORK. Sud also By ,. b. tet -.
L0aixyile; u. ". Norton, Lexington, Gee. Giri,sr,
Pars; SeztOa q Shartas, Asysyig; h r. hunian 90
emnati; ID. CTssheai indiana pOils la ;sss b -
.eneTsy throughout the Unled states as tbs Caacass
Price 81 per BotIie. siS Bottles lOr -.
DeCemDeT Is. lrlS-1VeOW
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NANCY J. MILLER, 21sS iivsn st.
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPAKiLLA.

This excellent compound, vheh Is creating such uni
versa IOas lOut ue Country, has - way
successfully into Tie layCr Vi cLens people
We have read a. in and again "a vICa1y
Of Tins Invaluable uiedelc-u Iss NcIy puasail
beverage mediCne-bUt until recently haze We Lac
any positive proof hcI induce speak ialIy
OF Il Bal, nom acts in cur POSSESSION,
well conylnc ed that, Without my eAeePuCn, ihe
FksI, PLkAsANTAsTs and BkST compound ever odeTed
publc, for Tie ali ChIOlc diseases, Iheu-
maiSm ami scrofua, and all impurities VI Tie hiood, To-
gether wIih many other CoEp plants
has 80 long been thsthe sssis one OF nos
mend valuable discovery IN the AedSA seelce, e.
we eopardise reputation tor incTeduy eUIsis.
eney; Tin TINS thers
marx which We have MADE a5Oye.-EfSzeors kSsss0.
SORE THROAT.
sfOTlOw1ng Is an extract from .susi received lE0m
Mrs. BevAn, had been shicted years with
scToulOus Uulcs, Dyspepsia a., and recently AZ.
r. iOn o. me thruai and chest
BAILkTSBUAs, Va, Dee. -, ISIS.
.4esms. A. b. q ID. SAxDss-BelOre commenced
eA pTesslon my IaToa wa eOnpietsy ulcsTsle, haa
dreadful Cough and there frequently Nrrs iJgeth-
er that Could speak above ~IspeI sni besides,
the inflammation iIOan iny thIo@t e1leGdcd ~ nu-c
50 that my hearing Was very m.ch tmpaneO After e.
King the SarsapaIlllaS OTt NJ heSItn improved,
and my throat vel; am Tree iIOn Celsl
uzhtneSs o. the Chest Nas, and Eccg quite
distinctly. My throat has been About thTee Meats,
the cure u which oen elected saLTely % lie Of
your ssrsapaTaia- - ,..,..
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DlANO-PORrEs.-we have just received in
voice OF Piano ForteS, and beautiful patterns
which In addition to former sock, renders o1T
sorment OF the most complete and varied ever OF
Tered 10 the Western pubic. We have now in STORE
4 maanl6ce nj rose uood PAM
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20 Tuner aid reviOUs 70 the 18Th that should
- niiied longer 70 follow his father 10 detsis.
y ,,,,.S s.e ksnyon, on The morning Of The 18Th,
r.. eed mkrveSs and serious Conversations
- LIeer arnVed a. PoxtOwn, and was asked by
~ hs got on In the canvass, he said "Clsy was
4 49, ~ sHtesdingiY." On the same day, be went
.aslst him 800 sslo stand by hin which Jesers
Ts.-i refused, telling him he was friendly TO me
&C.,, AMI fumor prevailing that there would be
1sS 80 . .,- Persons who we're present were
r,T-t Nsg feared lpollld Se thai day killed -
=. stsis did not speak to me a. usual sosire Tur
unst.s-o 20 seeuoneer actively, but walked about alb
s,-,.L though usuAllya very hearty eater he this
~, - leN mouthuisi he was the first TO rise from
Eist--- sPon passing me sfier he rose up, remark
W Co., AalOr, yOu must be preparing Tor a speech:
an,Sos he dtd not stop 70 answer me, bat
n, ,s, N.ae lns some unintelligbie rerly.
IN nsS -hsI nasseis Cave was plotted BY lawyer
10. a. - ss0IeI al AShtOr's tavern, that be would
s.s7,r,. brains, brought the fight with a cotton
IA s,rs ~ NE same men who rode from Lexington
pEs- 49, J. nm, In few seconds handed him the
csr 4 EoY, himself had loaded in Lexington. The
GYMS Tar.,.h vas also plotted BY lawyer.
a. -, arner, II 10 true, was unsrmed. hut there
hates n. I me- has brother, Thomas Turner with
fsn.T - pistol, there stood his cousin, Alfred
usrfs. M l1rse hickory stick; there wa, his con
lo-., Doeey Tribe who plsyel so aef,ve n,r, IN
I'd 81 ~, -sts were the men who with knives stab
a. a. nc Wilkefson; and there were diyers other
Va pss0, 20 tH me- who were known 30 be armed
nsr sS- nc Knives, who, no doubt would nave u,ed
"a n.I.I had not thought was ALREADY aying Cor
a. v..l sAeeedlngly. That the knives which vvere
nlal,S - sees By any bot Turner's lnends vino sur.
lsaas "a - uhlost proof positive Of pre-determi.
~ w. ne. doubt whether there is man
stsIs =, sho, on the spur OF the moment, came un
nat n who would have had the presence III
else n. sasesd ne, and 10 en- instant 70 have con.
Aass ~ ss.Pon. II their intentions were fair and
~ CO., Asl we're defending Trend from death.
tnsussf-Ss1 theiT weapons al sIl7 one OF Turns,ss
~ me- &c me into the room and esyr me ,,.1, on
"a ,r n cen hst Interval Of tine and the faht
% An Va, olPany with Cyrus Turner, and no deubt
W . th. -, eapon had. From the beginning OF The
ans ~ ned, that 1t was Combination 10 .sss. s;n'
stis iooksr, ~ opinion prevails among hundreds who
tg or n, :. mai day, many Of WHOM nave no mar
sri vsIn,., ~ principles, and up TO that time Fur.
a1s,r r.. .eppofters, ceased 70 be his sdherents
s.it uiirs N are diveu othsr facts which msbt be
se ne. s 90 70 eonfrm seonspiracy. but Which,
- - as...sn. % account Of legsi investiesi,os,
- fsSes O. =. g.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19
From the Trenton IN. " Gazette, April II.
The California EmigrantS at Panama, TO their COun
trymen.

The following address 10 their countrymen, by
the California emigrants at Panama, warning them
against taking that route for the gold regions. has
been handed to us by DR.. McChesney. the secre-
tary of State 10 whom 1t was transmitted for pub
ication. by Capt. George w. Taylo lor, the captain
of the New Jersey Mining and Trading Company
which sailed from New York for Chagres in the
Crescent City, on the 9Th of February last. The
document was hastily drawn up, just before the
last conveyance left Panama for Chagres. 1t came
to New York by the Falcon, and was received
here Saturday. .r ... ... .-.
1t is the desire Of the signers, who, as will be
seen, are from all parts of the United States, that
this document may be published throughout the
country for the information and warning of all
who intend taking the islhmus route: a
PANAMA, March %, lS49.
A Card.-We, the subscribers, citizens of the
United States, who have taken the Isthmus route
to California, and now detained at Panama
wishing fully 10 apprize emigrants, designing to
this way, of the existing state of affa rs here,
submit the following statement for the truth of
which they individually and collectively stand
pledged. ..
There are now on the isthmus not less than
thirteen hundred Q.3O0, Americans, and the
steamer Falcon is daily expected from New York
with large number Of passengers. The steamer
California has not arrived, although long since
due, nor is there vessel of any description in this
port destined for San Francisco, nor can we d.
tain positive assurance that any sailing vessel is
on her way hther. We therefore feel it our duty
to warn our feow-citizens against coming this
route for several months hence, as they will Ger.
tainy be subjected to much detention on their ar
rival at Panama. They further advise their
countrymen that there are still on the sthmu,
many passengers who have been there six weeks
and that the expenses of living are exorbitant, as
well as the price of passage to California; which,
in the vessels that left last. was two hundred dol.
lars. The accommodations and fare in these
vessels were of the most ordinary kind.
Signed bu u----~~nl hundred emigrants, whose