The Daily spy., 1849-11-16

will be continued, as heretofore lne dd' PaPei oe'
ing political and not commercial in its character has
failed 10 secure the of Advertising necessary Tor
its support although its subscription list was very res
pectable The semi weekly will be sent to the sub
scribeIS Of the daily
SARTAlN's MAeAzlNEt or Dec emner is an excellent
number Ii contains less than twenty engravmgs OF =.
which three are on STEEL The reading mater is varied
and interesting. Among the contributors are Mary
Howitt, Mrs Osgood Longtelow, Mrs. Kirkland aud
host OF other distinguished wIhers. The publishers
promise TO make their volume excel the past
and they offer TO furnish the Magazine oi S3 per annum
and give premium copy of one Of seven sp endld
engravngs, the price either Of which alone is IS
GRAHAm's MAGAZINE for Decemt er, has been
ceived. The illustrations in this number "'Fhe
Death of the Year, Opera ExGavagance The D,
parure y "The Return all on steel-and The two last
named beautiful. Besides these, four engrav:ngs
on wood, fashion plate, sc
HovEYs MAGAZINE OF Hort culture, &c. for Nov>
ember is received. Among her auable aud interest,"
ing matter, it contains descrl tons and eng avings
four valui bic PIums-Coe's Golden Drop, K'okes,
HedDgs Superb. and Semiana
90 The New York Express speaks OF conversation
held with gentleman OF Worcester, recently returned
from California, who gives melancholy picture OF al
fairs I'd pred general smash up tiere Properly
he saws is dcpteeating wa es falling, and n:utujes
seeking to work their passage home lie says thatper
sons returning from the mines do not bring god, ou
sore heads aud legs and broken constitutions and 'ha
spectators are sending home favorable accounts tor
selfish purposes.
The GREEELANp FIsHEkY-Ihis season has been
one Of the most disastrous record TO The English
Greenland whaling vessels. Intelligence has dIeddy
,ho d,Stru of
whole crushed 10 pieces by icehe Tssand rumor has
that others have shared Ike ia'e
NJ II is nov, little more than live months since WasA-
ington Goode was publicly executed Since that Time
thirteen persons have been charged with the commission
of capital crimes, and now in Boston jail awaiting
their trials Does legal killing Pieven, Illegal killing
If SO, why will mol similar law apply 70 lesser cres
MUEIFicEKT DoNATIoN.-We learn from the Prov>
idence Journal that the funds Of the Ahenaum in that
city have been enriched By donation oil ten thousand
dollars, presented by Mr. Alex Duncan, in compliance
with the verbal wishes of Ihe late Cyrus Butler, that
est in aat insutuon siai shaud be made of his inter
NEpo1lsm. .-rhe New York Herald says Francis
Schroeder sonsin,law OF Col. Seatou, editor of the
National Ineligencer has received the appointment
CHARGE des Affairs 10 Sweden. Mr. Seaton has already
two sons and two sons-in>aw the Government EN-,
poy at Washington, and besides these three gentlem
connected with the lnellgencer have recently received
appointments 10 lucrative Offices No wonder The MAJ
tonal lnteigence can aft rd to support an Admins,
traton which looks after The interests of the family
handsomely Has patronage any thing do with
that papers zeal in behalf of the TaI Tor dy-
nasty
GJ7 The cholera has entirely disappeared from Lon.
don and the deaths for the last two we ks have been
rather under the average of the The Qneen
Dowager, Adelaide, is announcel be hopeessy III of
dfopsy. Her age is SO, and since tie death OF King
William, twelve years ago, she has received pension
of fI00000 per annum. Queen Victoria also is i'll OF
The chicken pox.
Gy=A great sensation has been created in the medica,
faculty by discovery, first made, be eve in Ger,
many, that the liver oil of the Cod fish the bes, remedy
yet known IN pulmonary complaints, amelioralng The
character OF the disease and often preventing the foma
ton OF tubercles. Its reputation has caused demand
for the article beyond the supply and the consequence
is as is often the case that unprincipled men are
manufacturing spuriours article ana selling il for the
genuine.
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION. lie ielurls received show
the election of Gen Qnitman for G rnor by a large
majority. The Democrats claim all the fur Congress
men.
LOUISIANA ELECTION Walkers maiorny Tor Gov
ernor is quite small lie Congressional Dclega ion
stands unchanged. The Wings viii have small MAJ
onty on joint ballot.
From CALIFORNIA. The pay of delegates
to the Legislature will be SIG per days nterpre.
ter, 1926; clerks, $50 to $25 The joint commits
aion to make the hne between the United States
and M Mexico were TO have closed their labors on
that side of the continent about the 25,h Oct
The constitution, which is nodded chiefly after
that OF New York, would be submitted to the
people on the 7th OF November, when an election
for Governor, 1t. Governor, Senators, Represen.
tatives to the State Legislature, and two Con-
gressmen would take place. The Legislature
will meet in December, aud elect two Senators
to Congress, and will proceed TO organize the
State Government forthwith. The boundary
agreed upon includes all California, but an effort
would be made TO extend it to the Sierra Nevada
The population OF California is estimated at
100, ,000- 20, 900 al San Francisco 1900 at Sac.
ramento City; 5000 at StocktoD about 40 900 will
arrive this year from Arkansas aud Missouri.