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Ihursday, December 20.

Mr.. Shepard presented certain dorm,
menis 10 relation to the Colonial and Revo.
la''onnry history Of the State, aud moved
that they be printed. Concurred in.
mr.. Haisey, a resolution inslructinp the
Principal Clerks TO dismiss The Encrossne
clerks at presen, employed, und appoint
others IN their places.
mf. tia'sey re marked that these Clerks
hao now been absent nearly wcek;to the
great delay Of the public business and
,na'' on yesterday there were about sixty
oii' waiting TO he engrossed, which il was
impossible for the only remaining Clerk TO
have ready. Ills resolution was intended
to relieve the Principal Clerks also, who
uou1'ed whether they had The power 10
make these removals, and that he did no,
intend TO imply any censufc upon the Clerks
Tor these appointments.
Mr.. Conner moved TO lay the resolution
on the table. Negatiyed. .-.~-.------------r-
Tue resolution then passed.
Mr.. Paitersoa presented bill for the
more speedy obtaining Of Justice in Ger.
tam cases; referred 10 The Committee ON
judiciary.
The bill 10 indemnify The owners Of
slaves convicted Of felony was rejected.
Ayes !, (Mr. Rogers) Noes IS.
Oo motion of Mr.. Washington, the In. |
sane Hospital Bill was made the order of
The day for Saturday nexi at l2 o'clock.
And then the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Courts reported favorably 10 the bin
10 lay oil and establish the new County of
Wa'auga.
Mr. Coleman moved to lay the bill on
The table. Lost.
Mr.. Slanly moved to postpone The bill
intill Saturday. Carried.
Mr.. Dabbip, from the Committee TO
whom was referred the Resolutions Of Mr..
steele, reported substitute for said Reso.
u'ions, which, on motion of Mr.. Bieps. !,
vas ordered TO be printed, and made The !
rider OF the day for Monday next.
On motion OF Mr.. Stevenson, the House =
djourned. ;
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establish The county Of Polk, passed second
feaaing, "a TO 10. Adjourned.
Saturday. Decemtrr 30.

=, SENATE.
Mr.. lialsey, from the Join, select com
miiiee appointed to provide for The in
duc'lon into office Of Charles Manly, Gov
efnor elect, reported arrangements there.
lof; which was conrurrcd in.
Mr.. Bower introduced a resolution Ia
empower The committee on Privileges and
Elections 10 employ a clerk; which was
adopted.
mr.. Conner introduced bill to improve
inc navigation Of the Caiawba river from
inc point where The rail road from Char.
lo''e 10 Columbia crosses it, as far up as
may be practicable; Mr.. Worth, a bill to
incorporate the Clay Mining Company ;
which bills passed first reading.
lhe resolutions calling on the Treasurer
,or Information in reference to expenditures
heretofore made by this S.aie Cor internal
improvements, were taken up. Mr.. Wood.
'ih moved to amend the same by requiring
similar information as to all the sister
STATES. Before The question was taken,
the further consideration Of the subject was
suspended to take up the special order OF
the day, being the bin To provide for The
establishment Of a State Hospital for the
Insane 10 North Carolina
After some time spent in the discussion
OF said bill, The question on its third read
ing was taken, and decided in the afIirma.
i've. Ordered that said bill lie enrolled.
A great number of bills from the IIouse
Of Commons, were received and passed
first reading.
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS,
Mr.. Cannady presented the memoria, of
sundry citizens Of Granville, praying the
passage OF an ACT Incorporating the Gran.
VIE Mechanics Savings Bank which was
referred to select committee Of five.
Mr.. L. X. Caldwell presented bill an.
representatives between Burke
ana Mcdowell; Mr.. Miller, a bill to es.
labiish The Cranberry Manufacturing Com.
pany which bills passed their first read.
ing.
Mr.. Wilkins presented resolution pro,
posing that from and after Monday next.
ms House will take recess at ! after l
until 3o'clock; which was adopted.
Mr.. Ferebee from the committee, made
report OF suitable arrangements for the
Inauguration of The Governor elect which
vas concurred in.
The bill TO establish the county of Wa.
duga, passed IFS second reading, 20 10 90.
The House Adjourned.
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Norili.Caroiiiia Legislature.
Toesddy, December 90.
SENATE,

Mr.. Shepard. from the committee ia
@hnan 'l.e Message Of the Goye,nur re
latins<.5our early Colonial History was
RETIRED reported resolution autho, snn
the Governor TO obtain documents. &C..
which passed lis FIRST reading and with The
report was ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Halsey, bill 10 amend the 9Th Sec.
l'on Of The act Of last Session TO provide
Tor reassessment Of the lands of this
State. DC. which passed its first reading.
Mr.. Conner, bill TO auIhorise the cree.
lion OF Gates across a public highway in
Gaston County; which with memorial
was referred 10 the Committee on Propo.
silions and Grievances.
Mr.. Shepard called up the bill 10 amend
The laws for the collection and management
OF Revenue for the State; which bill was
read The second time, amended and passed.
And then the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Akin introduced bill ACCOMPANIED
by petition to attach a portion of Yancy
County TO the County Of Buncombe. Re.
erred TO Committee on Private bills.
Mr.. Siany presented Memorial from
VIZ. Whitney, and moved to send 10 the
Senate. Carried.
The same gentleman offered resolution
'raniing to Mr.. Whitney the use of the
ia'l this evening for The purpose Of giving |
lecture to the Members uf the Le.isla.
ire. Adopted. S
MIR. Hays presented a Memorial from b
amber of Cherokee Indians, and moved S
send il to the Senate, with a proposition {
refer j, 10 a joini Sclec, committee. n
arried. Il
The following bills and resolutions passed al
cir third reading A bill concerning III
'eriiis. A bill concerning Weights aud NJ
easures. A bill regulating The duties of &c
'eriffs. A bill to amend an act to incor. al
rate Orapeake Canal and Turnpike Com.
ny. A bill more efiectually to suppress
fiic with slaves. Also number of pri. pc
'e bills and resolutions. mi
Adjourned.
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EYMiEYEAE,

:, Married, in Cabarrus County. on the l4th Of
n ne, oy >. w. Black. Esq, Maj. JOSHUA
~ AN > hL' returned Volunteer from Mexico
Company C. N. C. Regiment, TO Miss PALMA
daughter Of Capt Seneca Turner.
None but the b,dre deserve the fair"
In Csbarrus County. on the 2lst Dec. by The
same, Mr. VIM b. PHILIPS of Chatham. 10
Mss " ELIZABETH A daughter of DIR. I'll,
Newell.
In Cabarrus County, on the 25th Dec., BY the
same, Mr.. NELSON FU2R TO Miss MARTHA
Z, Daughter OF John Spears, Esq fofmerly of
Union County. VI
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Mondoy, January /, ls4e.

SENATE.
II, ai'"- "omc discussion sprung up BY Mr..
Conncr, with respect to the vote Ly which
Tue Insane Hospital bill was passed on Sa
turday,
Mr.. Moye moved that The vote hy which
SAID bill was passed be reconsidered; which
was ncgalived by Yeas 81, Nays %.
| Mr.. EEL presented a petition PRAYING for
Legislative action on The Clubfoot and Har
lows Creek Canal, which was referred 10
the Internal Improvement committee.
Nj. Shepard moved that the bill in re.
la'ion 10 the Raleigh and CASTOR rail road
be made the order of the day for Wednes
day next.
Mr.. Ashe presented bill to locate the
Judges of the Superior Courts Of Law and
Equity.
The bill 10 provide for making Turn.
pike Road from Salisbury west to the line
OF the State Of Georgia, was laid upon the
table for the present.
The hour of IL having arrived, the Sc.
nate, according 10 the joint agreement of
the two Houses, proceeded to attend the
Inauguration Of Governor Manly in the
Commons Hall.
When the ceremony was concluded the ,
Senators returned to their Chamber and |
The Speaker resumed the Chair.
The resolution in relation to the Colo.
NAL and Revolutionary History of the State
was then taken up and considered.
Mr.. Shepard moved to amend the reso.
ullon IN the appropriation, by striking out E
5000 and inserting $1,000, which prevail. Of
ID. The resolution then passed. NJ
HOUSE OF COMMONS. s eA
Mr.. Mebane moved TO take up the bill "a pa
Or the Improvement of Cape Fear and pl
)eep Rivers. Carried. The bill passed an
IS Sd reading. m n,
Mr.. Mebane introduced bill to Law Off q,
nd establish new county by the name of
'Iamance. Referred 10 the committee on
he Judiciary. ~
MIR. Mcdowell, OF IrcdelI, moved to nut
e bill TO repeal an act establishing the
unity OF Polk, on its Sd reading. Car.
"a. The bill then passed lis Sd reading.
MIR. Rayner, from the committee on In.
rnal improvements, reported favorably to
bull to appoin, Commissioners 10 Law
and establish road in the county of ,>
llkes--passed Cd reading. III
Ga motion Of Mr.. SatIerthwaite. the The
'use adjourned.
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Friday, December 80.

MIR. Washington, from the committee
appointed TO examine and report upon the
buildings for the accommodation of the in.
stItutIon Tor the instruction of the deaf and
dumb, made report thereon, accompanied
with bill supplementary and amcudatory
TO the act OF last session 10 provide suita.
ble buildings for the deaf and dumb; which
were read and ordered to be printed.
number Of bills passed their first and
second readings; reports were made, &c.
The Senate then proceeded to The con.
sideraiIou Of the order of the day, viz. a
bill TO provide for Turnpike Road from
Salisbury west 10 The line of the State of
deorsia-,he question being on tho amend.
ment moved by MIR. Conner, to strike GU,
the word Salisbury" in the first section,
and insert the words, " Charlotte by Bea.
ties Ford; thence on the river road To |
Morganon." The amendment wasreiect.
ed. The bill then passed its second reading
aud the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The resolution from the Senate, pro.
posing to have two Expressing Clerks dis.
missed, was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Barringer presented bill concern.
ng appeals from Justices judgments pass
ID first reading.
Mr.. Mebane was appointed on the Ju. 4,
iciary Committee in the place Of Mr..
ellis. resigned.
Mr.. Akin presented resolution that 8
be two Houses adjourn sine die on the 81
9th January; which was laid upon the ~
,ble SO to 81. n
Reports were made from various com. q,
'iltees by Messrs. Dancy, Rayner, Courts a,
I'd Steele. q,
Mr.. Satterlhwaite from the committee
whom was referred The memorial of Asa !,
'hitney, Esq, reported the following "
r,
Resoired, lst. That we approve of tho pro. ne
i Of Mr.. Asa Whitney, Of New York. for the M
instruction Of rail road from Lake Michigan :"
the Pacific ccean-it being an individual en-
prise.
Rssolred, 3D. THAT the Governor transmit his
above TO our members Of Congress Co
The resolutions!passed their three several i'll
nding, 10 to "a. sci
A bill TO repeal the act Of last session to bu
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IT, Notice.

I'm HE subscriber having located himself al the
* residence of John Wolf, ESQ % miles s,
.. of Charlotte, offers his services as SuIyevor
o. ., Land writer of Deeds, &c. TO the people of
Mecklenbarg and the adjoining counties. AS he
expects TO devote the whole Of his time during
the next or months TO the business, he is pre.
pared TO serve al who may think proper 10 EN-.
pioy MN. 10 those who may need his services,
anu VINO may not have an opportunity of seeing
nun, a' ne would Jnst say notice left with Squire
" OIL, OF ie,ier addressed TO the subscriber at
Chafioue, VIII meet with prompt attention.
JAMES PARKS.
January 3, lS49.
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Take Notice.

he firm of A. Beatty g. Co, being dissolved
- by the death of A. Beatty, all those indeb,ed
10 Them are called upon 10 make payment bv The
ST day Of March next, after which time all debts
remaining on hands will be given out for collec.
lion' The notes and accounts due the concern
VIII DC found at the old stand of A. Beatty & Co.
now occupied by A. Graham, Esq.
A. BEATTY & co.
Charlotte, January /, 1sa9.
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oceap' praying that the same NAV he RI,
ierfed TOT Joint Select COMMITTEES.
y" motion Of Mr.. Woodlio, a mess,de
was sent to the House, with propos;,;on
10 Iaise said Committee.
Va motion Of Mr.. IIalsey, tie hill ia
PROVIDE Tor The settlement Of estates in the
"anos OF executors, and administrators
and Tor The relief of The same was taken up'
fead the third time and passed.
Mr.. Ellington Introduced bill TO amend
me third section of the och Oh. Rev.
STAT entitled Religious Societies. Passed
lis first reading:
On motion Of Mr.. Bower, according 10
agreement Mr.. Worth (Whig) was added
10 The committee on Privileges and Eloc.
lions.
The bill from the House, to provide for
Inc establishment Of State Hospital for
me Insane, was read the first time and
passed.
And the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
MI. Stanly offered Resolutions approving
VI "nitneys plan OF Rail Road, which
passed, by a suspension Of the rules of the
House, its I'd reading.
when the Resolutions were pu, uoon
their Ord reading, Mr.. Miller moved to lay
them on the table. Carried.
v" motion Of I. X. Caldwell, the bill TO
extend the limits Of Lincolnton was taken
up aud passed its I'd reading.
The following committees wero an.
nounced by the Speaker, on Whi,ney's olan
Of q Railroad: Messrs. Rayner, Dobbn,
aud Satlerthwaiie.
Va memorial Of Cherokee Indians =
Messrs' j. K Caldwell. Siockard, A. NJ.
"aInb'e, Palmer, and Skinner.
Va motion Of Mr.. Bisgs the House ud
lourned.
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DEATH OF MIR. FULTON

we have to-day the melancholy task Of
announcing the death Of Mr.. David Fulton
la,e Editor Of The Journal Newspaper in
this place. He has been decIinno for
some months past, and expired in Charles.
Ton on Friday nighlIast. Mr.. Fulton was
Tor iour years associated in the manage.
ment OF the Journal. and displayed good
degree OF ability, industry and tact, ia the
held Editorial. - vii. Com. 22d m.
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THE ELECTION

II. c. Jones, Esq. Wing. was elected m
tho 2sth uli.. over c. F. Fisher, by q ma.
jot''y o. 20 votes, 10 I'll the vacancy, oc.
cssioned BY the resignation Of John "
Ellis. Esq., elected Judge. The vote wa,
not large. owing, no doubt, 10 the short.
ness Of the notice, and the inclemeocv of
the weather. Il rained almost the winnie
day. -Sdiis6ury Wafciman.
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Fresh Fruit. &c.

uSi receivcd-Oranges, Lemons, Mint Cor.
" dial, Best Cheese, in boxes, Butter, Water.
and Sugar Crackers, PHO. Bread Citron, Presery.
Cd Ginger, Beef Tongues, Mixed Pickles, Fresh
haislns, Superior London Porter, in pints and
quarts; and number Of other articles in the
Grocery line.
Gall aud purchase while they are fresh, at
Nov. I0th, ls49 ~ y
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COMPLIMENT TO COL. PAINE.

COMPLIMENT TO COL. PAINE.
Our readers were informed some months
since, that many Of the friends of Col.
Paine in this place, had it in contemplation,
to show their appreciation of his gallan,
services, by some suitable public demon.
stralion. The presentation of pair of
silver pitchers, was finally resolved on, and
we are happy TO be able to state, that the
pitchers are now in this place. They are
extremely beautiful, chaste and rich and
are the more appropriate, because of their
great durability.
They will soon be delivered to Col. Paine
10 Raleigh, and our townsmen Messrs. |
VIM. A. Wright, Thos. d. Meares and
Robt. w. Cowan have been selected to
perform the grateful task Of presenting
them.- Wilmington Commercial.
~ Hon. Augustus Moore has resigned
his situation as Judge Of the Superior
Courts Of Law and Equity, on accom-, Of
i'll health, Judge Moore has won for him.
self brilliant reputation during his short,
but useful continuance in office. In
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mNOTICE.

MT'hs. MARY PORTER intending to remove
49, rom theIiottc, respectfully requests al
PERSONS ihoeoted 70 her TO come forward and sci.
le She desires to leave carly In the Spri,,o md
she gives this early Zee thai all Indebted 10 bor
may have sufficient time to make srraneemenls
to llquidate their accounts before that u,,,s,
Mrs. I. has on hand a, quantity of Goods of va.
rlous descriptions. whicE she will sell at cost for
CASH. She has number of Bonre,s which She
VIII sell lower than cost. .Bombazne Bonrc,s
will be sold at 81 IS and 81 lash
She feels under many obligations TO tie peop!o
generally, and those indebted will put her under
sui greater obligation If they will settle up.
Dec. I, 1913. C,f
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ffea : General officer ii tie Turkish ser.
rice, Who said il had been vcry successful
in Persia and on the Black Sea. where The
disease he'd raged with grea. violence -
Ten Drops of isudsnum, Ten Of chumphor.
esed spirits. 10 half a wine glass Of brandy.
70 bs sePeascd every half hour no, cloth,
70 Be sPpl'ed to the stomach. - Charles.
ton Cchsitr.
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IA DAYS LATER FROM EURopp,
New YoRk, Dec. 8l-5. p. NJ.


New YoRK. Dec. 3l--5. p. NJ.
The steamer EUROPA arrived at her
wna'i this afternoon, bringing dates from
Liverpool 10 the 10th Ill.,, embracing mos,
important and interesting news.
FRANCE.
ELECTION or PREsIDESr.-IouisN and.
leon has been elected Pfesideu, Of France
and Paris is Tranquil.
A letter from Paris dated the l4,h inst,
says that oil was tranquil up TO that date.
The proclamation of the election Of
PRESIDENT will be issued about the ooh.
The incomplete returns of the vote stood
IN the following proportion: Louis Nato.
% per cent; Cavaignac 90 per cent. !;
Ledru Rolin 6 per cent. Raspeil 4 per
cent. Lamartne 3 per cent.
THE REVOLUTION IN ROME.
The Hesolu'ion in Rome has terminated
IN the aigh, of the Pope and the heads Of
the Roman Catholic Church. One Of The
most popular princes that ever assembled
The Papalthrone IS now an exied wandercr.
The Pope appears, after the scenes las,
described, TO have remained a prisoner ii
his palace protected from personal violence
by The French Ambassador.
The Pore in fleeing f,om Rome, ,nok
refuge at Naples, and was under the pro.
lection of the King. refusing to 90 to
France. lie has signed protest, deciar.
ing all the late acts void.
PRUSSIA.
Alarming riots took place at Mernel on
Inc 4th OF december, and the town was in
The hands Of the populace on the 9th
FOR tour hours great excuses took place.
AUSTRIA.
The empetor of Austria has abdica,ed
IN savor Of his nephew, with new minis.
try. The President has published an adj.
dress declaring the policy of the new Pres.
'dent' and pledges TO maintain the liberty
OF the people.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool, December l5.-In The COTTON
market there continues great activity, and
the large business transacted, is giving
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@Education.

ME- Exercises Of the Glenburnie Re.
u male Academy slIl be resumed on
Monday. the 23l Of October next, under the bar.
ucular care and instruction Of Mis-. Maria Con.
SINS The subscriber will Continue 10 give NJ,
personal attention in all neediul superintendence
and assistance. Miss Co6sine; as an experienced
and successful governess Of youth, deeds no Com.
mendat on. Instruction will be impaired. as here.
lore. 10 all the branches Of useful female ednca.
!ion-ineludlng Music and Ornamental Needle
Wofh; Board and Tuition are made as accom-.
as as lhsy could be desired. The sdbsc,i.
rooln solicits continued and liberal patronace,
Sept. 81. 1s4S. tos
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AN AFrRAY.

DO Saturday last. m afIisy occurred a,
Gold. Hill. which, IL not already fatal, mus,
prove 30. John Richards was sho, Lv
man named Cashdollar, while in the oci or
beating tho latter. Three pistol balls en-.
tered the brain. Al last accounts. Rich.
ards was sIive. but no one entertained ,he
least hope Of his recovery Wofckmon.
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Ken the bonds Of the Union for No o,ho,
purpose 70 the world Than saving a year :
lime m The establishment Of a government,
70 california While we are theoriziup nm
.h's side Of the Rocky mountains, The ones
.Ion IS being practically solved on the we.
YER, ,;. Slope setting the shifts and designs Of
Po','.c'ans and the fanalicism of the Not,b
= ~" '., oou'h at defiance. Lei any one cast
= g'ance at the map of The United STATE,
quo 'hen another a, the map Of the world
MINUS unu see whether The mere thought of dis.
union does not crimson his face with sbame
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DIED

AT New Orleans. on the Oath ult, Of Cholera.
Mr.. III. e. HOLMES, of North Carolina. aued
Az years, son of the late Gov. Holmes, Of that
State.
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SUPREME COURT.

This tribunal convened in this CITY or
Monday last, all the Judges present. The
following gentlemen have been admitted 10
County Court practice:
Tho: Wsbb. Of llilisboroush; I. d. Fender.
o. T,rhcroagh; William Cook, of Chatham
John Z, Bynun,. Of Northampton Jno. d. mv
man. q Edeecon'be; Rufus W. Wharton. 81
saniofd J. .. Cannon. Of Perquimans: Alcs
sacsf msLe.n. Of Robson; Mensicus Lank.
, -. q ffsnk'ini LA Bsnbury, Of Edcn,on
"'lasm :. Bryan. Of R.irigh.
And shc following gentlemen to Superior
Court practice
Ros,: x Bryan. F.ye,lrviiIe; Thomas Beck.
VII, Plymouth; Oh. N. Davis, Marion: A "
burton: i.incoiason; J. 4. stubls, iicaufor, 90 !.
y cskais Csbanis. Shelby. Cleveland, n. n
Hardy Windsor jasper W. Davis, stoke, Dr.
Wiz Z. stone. Louisturg Thoms. c. Msnn,nr
Edenioni Geo. u. Wsim.re, Richmond Ja.ss
smith. Fayetteville; X. r. Buxton. Fsye,,c
vile =. NJ. Clement. MocksviI,s; "a sci,
GfeeHsoorough; Jas. d. Baichei.r Ual,f,,.
"m G. uontss. Nswbern. IN. C. Times.
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THE GOLD REGION.


Letters have been received ), al. -.
IRON The capital Of Mexico, CONTAINING IA
,e' aoV'ces from California than apy winch
nave YET been published. One Of these
'e"ers' from an intelligent gentleman and
VINO Is well informed on the subject ,,a,es
That further discoveries have been ,nuds :,
me gold region, which yield even a mo, q
aoundan! supply ofthe article than the ere.
s'"us disgings." The quantity gather.
co ALREADY amounted to al least 500 900
oa"y' and YVES constantly increasing. with.
ou' apparently an exhaustion. or anv ,in;,
70 the supply. There was a grea, deal Of
distress among all the diggers, for the wan,
VI me common neccssaries of life. and nj.
tended with very extensive sickness and
mortality. Men loaded with gold apoear
ike haggard vagabonds, clothed in ;ltbv
a"o 'a'sered garments Of the meanest kind.
!! Is stated that one man who had tuo 6bis.
OF brandy, sold them out at the mines. Inv
The small wine. glass, at rates which reol;
zed him fourteen thousand dollars in ood
Every thing. and particularly articles of
iood and raimen', were al most unbe.,d or
Prices, for gold was plenty and in the nos.
session OF every one, that it seemed TO
have lost its value.
Daily additions were made 10 the M
Der employed 10 digging. though as vet no
portion o. the vast food Of emigration from
me United States had arrived. The fra,
arrivals OF provisions. and other supple,
VIII no doubt realize larger profits than INV
previous instances ihatcan be found IN The
annals Of trade.-N. o. Bulletin.
A letter from Detroit, received a, Wet
ington, states tina, Gen. Cass will he mar
'mous'y returned TO the 4. S. Senate.
The Lexington Observer states ,ha, with.
ou' knowing Mr.. Gays views or io,en.
''ons' there Is no doubt that the Lerisla.
nrc OF Kentucky would EJECT him 10 IN.
U. ;. Senate. That body was 10 have ns.
'embled on The Is, inst