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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Richard Moore alias Stewart
yesterday sentenced to two imprisonment at hard sbo
the penteptary by Judge McHeny He had BEEN found
guilty of entering house WITT int mt to steal and
mended by the Jury the mercy of the Court A Adeae
tried yesterday for larceny and found guilty. Not yet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

a4 For Genoa-The fine. fast sailing bark CUM
sStyR BERLAND, Lowell, master having all her cargo
ss&S engaged, Will have quick dispatch. For passage,
having fine ace. mmodations. apply on boad. OF to
J. w. ANDREWS " Co. 81 Common ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT,
"a Cotton, bales. Tobacco, bhds
Stock on hand, Sept. 1. H4s 81 .40l Asst
Received past week.. 1857 1878
previously Il ,O49, i39-1 06s COS 17,793-I9 GIL
-. 1,l0O,4o7 "a. 4bs
Exported past week.. 4l.775 1877
previously. $40, AS 1853 1S39j-1s. 5sl
Stock On hand not eleared.........lsol5 4 10, 8S5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

TO THE LADIES.
MRS A. G. PARKER, No. 49, CAMP Street be.
lsl low Poydras, is selling off at. and under M:g-
cost, her Stock of SPRING MILLINERY, com esssl
ptng variety of the Latest STYLES Ladies' and syss
Misses Fancy and Straw BONNETS, Dress VIZ
CAPS, RIBBONS and FLOWERS, with assortment
of ENBROlDERIt.o and FANCY ARTICLES, too
numerous to mention. -,
Ey- Ladies in want of the above will do we'll to eau
gains given TO purchasers apT I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

e.. Passaae for Havre.-Ths AL and fast sailing
49, ship HANNAH CROKER, Captain Murray,
will receive immediate dispatch, and band
5omey accommodate ten Cabin Passengers. apply hoard.
mvI1 ii al II Co,nu,on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

FURNITURE AT AUCTION PRICES.
NHE subscriber offers for sale, the well known stand
No 81 CAMP Strs re. one Of the e-z.s zsSsEc,
in the city at prices which cannot fail s. -. -
to suit the most economical The stock
varied by constant arrivals and will be offered at pirate
sale low the be purchased at auction
Buyers from the country invited to examine for them
selves. t Regular Auction Sales OF Furniture etc. ETC.
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATuRpAY
John Il. l.. SOLOMON,
apIg lmis Camp street Auction Mart.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

RoBBERY.-Mr. Hernandez Latferandere, who keeps
in ST. Anne street. between Claude and TIeme
had 800 in gold and bank notes stolen from nde his bed
yesterday. On missing the money he called for a
his employ named Cornelius. but Cornelius he found had
decamped, taking with him bis clothes and doubt the
missing funds. A warrant has Leen issued for his arrest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12
COASTWISE PORTS

81 Wanted for New York-A vessel of 1900 barrel .
sskzS mig A WETHERBY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

sSltsa For Liverpool-The l. fast sailing ship ME-
60 DALLI0N Capt Handett will have quick dis +
patch Fog freight of 200 bales cotton apply To
j.; ii. GALE, SO Common st.
fW passage apply on hOald myll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

a. For LiverpooL-The A l and fast sailing ship
800 JAMES CONNER, Capt Conner, will have
quick dispatch. For freight of 800 bales cotton
apply to L. H. GALE ga Common ST
For passage apply on board mvl0 +.
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NOTICE

DERSONS PURSUING THE TRADES, PROBES
L StONS and OCCUPATIONS subject to IAN A
TON, within the limits OF the Fourth RepreSe ntattpe
District requested call the undersigned ana tase
ont LICENSES and these indebted 10 the state OF Lou
jana for TAXES on REAL ESTATE etc., are re-
Tie ii et IS comprised between 81 Louis and Canal sts;
y Office in Exchange Alley between Bienv;e and
nI ~" ~ THOMAS McKEON Collector.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

az, For HavreThe A l. fine and fast sailing ship
800 MANCHESTER Capt Cone having most Of
- - her cargo engaged, will have immediate dspstch
For freight OF 800 bales cotton. appy to
l.. H. GALE, SO Common st.
on boar - ~o~N''NNN.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

A. TWO STORY "a FRAME NE DWELLING HOUSE.
II Felicity street. between Pytana sed Nayades -
Streets The house has four rooms and four I
the back building, with large Garden, Fruit Tree. and
Flower Garden. Possession given the LIST OF June. In
qure of Mr. STEELE, at the Omnbus Station. corner Of
Prytania and Felicity Streets at the u 8. MarshaPs OF
fee III Royal st. apps I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

81 For tiverpooL-The A 1, fine fast sailing slIp
49, JULIET. Capt. PEBBLE, having most of her carg
- engaged, will have immediate dispatch. For fieigh
OF so bales cotton, or passage, apply to
myq r.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

MELAHcHoLY ACcTDBNT.-On Thursday, child was
by two carriages succession at the corner OF
Montague and CasacalTO streets The coacIDlen not
drunk but drove quickly We understand that they
have been arrested this morning and sent 10 the Psrl,h
Prison. Perhaps this prove lesson to the other cab
of the city be future. The child
il dead.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12
Printing Establishment at Auction.
SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERlFF'S SALE.
MONDAY, May a. at hsli-pa O'Clock M.-Wl be sold
Li the Sheriff, at the office, No. 40 Camp street
Inc extensive establishment known as the COMMERCIAL
TIMES pdper.
IN tl establishment viii be found Single
Cylinder Napier Printing Presses Fooscap Proof
era ousanu pounds Type lnesr together with thing
complete for The publication, q daily paper.
Also, the OFFICE FURNITURE, consisting
Patent saamander Safes; Desks Tables, Armors; Chairs
Stoves
The LEASE Of the premises, expire 3 October will
also be sold.
myl Terms cash. }. L. LEWIS, Sheriff.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

Il. For LiveIpool-The A 1 bark GEN. TaY
ssAIE LOR, Capt s. q. Redman, will have dispatch.
or iieg at OF 69O bales cot passage, apply to
mS4 DEWEY Il co. 81 Grayler at
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

" BLEACHING and INK Agency. for the manuiac,
turers-low prices
Cranberries Goshen and Western Butter. Starch ,.
SPICES-(goves Nutmegs Pepper. Aspice Mace GInger
Mustard Louis vile and New 70 Ground Spices
Pickles Ketchups Preserves, Ground Herbs, Essences etc.
Hermeticaiv Sealed Lobsters Salmon. -
Extract Of Blackberry certain remedy oT Dvsente'y and
like Diseases; Extract of Pea b do CheT,Iyso M
For sale by Il. j: hAhI ~,
myq % IchOnpltOulas 81,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

SuorDE.--Jean Baptiste Eoy, Frenchman, committed
suicide yesterday morning by drowning himself in The nve
opposite Gouet street. Third Municipality. II appears thai
be had been abopg under alteration OF mind for the past
thee months, and had ATTEMPTED occasions,
hang himself but prevented by the timely intervention
OF friends. This time. however. with the cunning peculiar
to his disease he escaped from their guardianship aud
mited the sad act. His body has not Jet been found
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
TIVE Undeisignelis constantly manufacturing and has
j for saea very iperiOr article of VINEGAR 2yEEa~
which he will guar nice to improve by age and 81
will deliver it. free of charges in any part OF ts$zM
the city Lafayette, at the following reduced szsass
to suit times viz: Butts 80 gallons 50 30, Barrels,
80 gaIos s2 Barrels 40 gallons 7cens gallon. libe-
raj discount made 10 wholesale customers
E line lropped in the Postofice will be pnnctaaIy
attended TO. Cap29 til JOHN Fl. WEBB.
Corner Common aud Maras SITS Opposite Charity HOspal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

Eh For Sabine.-The fine, coppered and copper fas
<EfH tened schooner GEN. TAYLOR, Anderson, mas
ter. having most Of her cargo engaged. viii be dis
patched in Few days. For freight passage apply
board, at the Lower Picayane Tier OF to
spA A, II. WETHERBY, 70 Poydyax It.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

t;s Vessel Wanted TO load for Boston, with full
EHS8 cargo, and immediate Dispatch .ta
SE my5et DEWEY Co, 81 Gmyier St
AEFor Freight OF Charter.-Tbe I brig ANN &
[EA JULIA, of 1900 bbs. capacity cOppered and
ss6 per fastened. and ready for sea. Apply to
my7 A. WETHERBY, II P0ydras st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

A LARGE and convenient two story Frame Dwell
n LING HOUSE. on C1cus street. suitable for q -
sentesi family For pacnass, apply at IS Tchoup Eii
touias street. 3p3 .kA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-12

5ts For liverpool I he splendid American ship
SsEa.k UklELs Simpson, master, having most of her
40 = catgo engaged will have dispatch For freight Of
oou aes cotton having elegant dations
apply on board, or TO j. w. ANDREWS Il CO,
81 Common st.
apl7 G.. W. OLIVER. s. Common st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

The chief manufactures of silk in the Zoverein
are in the Prusslan Rhine provinces, and annually
increasing and the exports to the United States
alone now amount TO nearly one million of dollars.
The following is list of the principal places where
silk and half.slk goods are made, and also the
names OF the chief houses:-
BrRLM-C. Herold, manufactures MORE satin and
striped silk.
BrRLrN-W. A. Meyer Sons employ about 500 work.
in the same articles and particularly excel in gros
noir and in black satin
BERLIN-F A. Wolf extensively In the articles.
REBlIN-Brothsrs Rimpler do do also in velvsts.
BrRLis--C. Baudon T. Co. do do.
BsRLS-Adoph Itzg Co., do do; also in silk waist
coating.
BERLrN-George Gropus Co, do. do.
BERLIr-G W. Ochmc. do do
CRyrrlp-Fr ii and X Won der Leyen Co.-One
Of the Oldest extensive silk houses Germa
particularly excel in vcvets which they make to
the breadth OF 81 inches and in all kinds Of atlas gros
de Swisse velvet ribbons. galoons. &c.
Cntrr' Ionighaus de GreiG g. Co. do do.
CRtrtLD-C. & J Flpn. do do.
ElBEhrrLD-Jobn Smons heirs-Very extensive
factory OF smooth aud light sik goods shaws Foulards
waistcoating. &c.
ELB,nrKLp-schmits & Holthaus do. do
ELBLhfELp- Funke, Bocdinhaus L. Co, do do.
BAKMrS-A Riuerhaus & Co. do do
BAnNts- Donch Hagen. do silks for Altar
NpnsEy-Fredsrick Dicrgardt--The most extensive
s'lk mabufacturrr in Germany; employs about 3 600
wofkfneD n making silks. velvets velvet ribbons aud
,bowls, EIo. de Berlin. &c SC
NUrstH-C Mcbgen-Alakes half silks an sturs for
furniture &e
In hravy silk goods Lyons and Paris still have
some Advantages bur in all other kinds OF silks
and half silk goods the Germans can sell cheap
er. France manufactures annually for Az, 800,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

CAMBRIDGE PARK TRoTrIsG CoURsE-FRIpAY Juno Is.
notwithstanding the announcement that the trial
between Lady Suffolk and Mac would not take place,
in consequence Of accident to the latter, large
number attended the Park yesterday, and although
disappointed In the great event yet considerably
edited by the sport gotten up for the occasion. The
indomit,be Lady Suffolk appeared the track pune
tual to her appointment, aud Mr. Bryant showed her
steps in harness TO the crowd She appeared fresh
and vigorous young colt notwithstanding her hard
work the day before She IL truly wonderful animal
After travelling the two miles without com petitor,
Mr. d. claimed his reward and with his nag left the
track
match. mile heats, TO saddle, was then gotten up,
for which there the following entries:-
II. Woodruff named Dick Turpiu. Il
Elijah Simmons named Waterloo. ........ q
Time--24-2:47.
Hiram had 1t pretty much his own way throughout.
and won easily.
After this, n walking match between two renowned
pedestrians was made, and the Flower Of the TURF
came of triump plant
CoRRtcrioS. In the report of the pacing match be-
tween Lady BevDs and the Cayuga Maid, it should
have been that both in harness instead Of
Lady u. to wagon.--B0ston Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

REVOLVING CASE OF ADULTERY has
been thrown into quite a state Of excitement the
past week from the developement of Of adultery
psrpetrat.d by parties who have heretofore moved in
circles Of the highest responsibility among us. The
main facts In the case are can ASCERTAIN,
~ folows:-The Rev X j. Smith who has been son-
Beeted with the Golden Rule Institute Of this place,
since it's foundation. aud engaged In travelling
about the country collecting funds for It's
and In curing teachers and pupils for the same,
brouc hit t.acber to the Institute about year ago,
from the State Of Maine by the name Of Miss Marie j.
Tribou Mrs NJ Smith. (thc wife OF Rev X. j.
Smith under whose supervision the institute vas In
the course Of few months, cen cious from cir
cumstancrs which came under her observation, that
Miss Tribal could not be girl OF good moral charac-
fer and made known her convictions to Mr. Smith ex-
messing q wish at the time, that she might be
dismissed at from the institaton He replied that
Mrs ribou should MT leave asd his wife to I'M
d,rtand that she might rs soon as she wished or
to that effect. AS time passed on Mrs y. saw still
M re- ,iaence to confirm her former convictions to
the respectsbility Of Miss aud after matters as
sum.d n revolving character aud the guilt OF tho
parties had become apparent, she charged them with
having Illicit intercourse with each other They ac-
knowodpsd their crinioalty and Miss Tribou certi-
fed In writing to the following - | hereby acknow-
ledge that have at different times Turing months
past. been guilty Vt adultery with Rev. r. j. Smith -
Mir. Smith, understand gave his vito certificate
similar the above: whereupcn, she filed bill foe
divorce, which will be granted In few weeks. Mr..
Smith With his guilty psramour, left the village for
part, unknown. sometime last week. We understand
they last In the going towards White.
hall -Lsn,tnburg IN " Gaseue jane is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18
Rrook,vp CIV Intelligence.

Cry CouKT.-The following sentences made by
his Honor Judge Greenwood at late hour on Satur-
day =: Lawrence Duffy, convicted charge Of receiv
ing stolen goods sentenced to two years impriso
mrnt in the State prison at Sing Sing Bernard Lynch
found guilty Of assault and battery, fined $50;
sso John McComb. same offence and same penalty.
william. Charles, Joseph aud Mary Boardman, ssve
rally convicted Ut assault, were fined SIS each.
Benjamin McAlouy and William II. Wardell were each
adjudg,d to pay q fine Of $50. for selling h1uor without
license The Court then adjourned to Monday.
SERIOUS ArrRAv-A very serious ARRAY took place at
about TO o'clock on Friday night, mt house No 1872
jay street at the residence ct James Dunn IL APP
pears that tire. men. named Hugh McGonnegal bro
thtf-'n.law Of Dupn's John Hawkins and George Cas-
caddeu. came To- Dunn q house and committed q most
violent and uDlrovoked asau upon thu person Of SAID
Dunn, who howev r. beng vigorous man. succeeded
not only In repeng HE attacks Of the ruians hut If
knockioR one Of tbem down with the brecch Of gun
VIII cb happened to be him This action took
place in the DARK aud when objects could be- dstin-
Ruthed. Vt was found that one Of the assailanJs
tMctouncrsD had received several contuiorls
upon his head. disabling him from committing more
violence IL was d. emrd advisable to lock all the par.
ties up for examination which will be made at early
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

900 francs, and exports $50 millions of francs worth
of silk goods to foreign countries. Great Britain
employs, in London, Manchester, Macclesfeld,
Glasgow, Paisley, and Dublin, &C., owes forty
thousand workmen in the manufacture of silk, and
the total value averages annually over nine mil
lion pounds sterling, of which only about one mil
lion pounds sterling is exported to foreign coun-
tries, and the rest required for home consumption.
Many Germans who have had long experience in
the culture of the mulberry express their surprise
that it is not more extensively cultivated in the
United States, as the climate of so many Of our
States is bstted adapted to it than any part of Eu-
rope.
There has been plan started here of having
a general exhibition of the produce and manufac-
lures of the Zollverein in New York or Philadel-
phia, and thus at one view giving the Americans
an opportunity of comparing the fabrics of Ger
many with those of England, France, and other
countries, and thus becoming better acquainted
with the names and capabilities Of the German
manufacturers. A New York merchant, who has
long experience in the German trade has proposed
il to this government and our Minister, Mr.. Do
nelson, aware of the advantages it may produce to
both countries, will support this plan with his usual
energy and there is every probability of its being
carried out SO soon as the present political fever
subsidies. AMERICANS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

DISASTROUS News FROM THE Essex MINING
CoMrAsY.-The Salem Observer, OF nus morning,
contains letter from g. r. Merriam Of the Essex Ca
iif.rpia Aiming Company, dated Monclova, May q.
This letter announces the death OF two more OF tae
M, n. ~ nv cholera vigChares Robinson OF Lynn;
and aen Dresser formerly foreman in the bookbiudery
IT " g. ives, Of Salem. MIR. Robinson lived after
his attack only about twenty-four hours. The ex-
p.nses u the company had been double what was
pretsd; h,t rs taey get ON proviSons a.c cheaper.
" hen the letter was written, they had got into
healthier country and anticipated that their troasiss
we're over - Boston TtSrsiier, Jane 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

SUDDEN ArrAcKs OF CHoLERA.-On Saturday evening,
about O'Clock, officer Wood picked up a man at tho
corner Of Courtandt and Washington streets suddenly
seized with cholera He conveyed him In spring
cart toWam street hospital On the same day another
case occurred in the Bowery were passing down
on one of the ears gentleman was suddenly seized
that his friend had to support him into house opp0
site In Avenue d. the day before In the neighbour
hood of Tompkns Square man in rather comfortable
circumstances attacked ut III O'Clock and died at
o'clock
IN OTHER PLACES.
The Boston Trareer, of the 1911 inst says: I'm this
city only few isolated of cholera in mild FORM
are known to exist Weunderstand that several OF our
citizens have been seized with all the symptoms OF
cholera during the past week, while about the city in
the performance Of their duties but In every the
disease readily yields to medicine In one case cit
zen was seized with vomiting purging cramps &c and
h distressed cries could be heard for some distance
Powerful remedies abated the disorder and the patient
was well and out in II day or two
Smith, the seaman of the brig Buena Vista from
Newbern. c., who carried to the Chelsea Hosp-
tai at the time his companion Chauncey died on the
way, Is dead Of cholera
tn. Lowell .qmersean quotes a case Of a gentleman
lately arrived there from New York, who is suffering
under an attack Of what is supposed to be cholera
There another fatal case Of cholera ut Provdense
yesterday.
The Chicago (ll) Democrat, Of the 10Th inst, says
the total number of deaths by cholera in that city, for
the Sth, 9th and 10Th inst, was 10.
The Concord n. H., Reporter says 1T is reported
that man by The name OF fillmore, just arrived from
New York city, died Of cholera ut Sanborntown on
have occurred in this town within day or two past
which people would like to magnify into the real
Asiatic cholera.
The Newburg, N " Courier of the 10th inst, denies
that there has been or is any case Of cholera in that
city.
The steamboat Ivaphoe arrived at Cairo, ILL.,, from
New Orleans few days since, having had twenty five
cases and seventeen deaths from cholera, on board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18
Movements OF individuals,

Ftp Tracey bearer Of despatghes for California ar
rived at New Orleans ON the sab int
Judge Burnett. james q. HALL and James Lawrence,
Comu. souers ~ the state Of indiana to rxamue into
the pfsctcabh, of cana around the fall, OF the Ohio
river on the indiana side, ut Louisville Ky, on
the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

Alleged Discovery OF Another California
he London Times in its city article, contains the
following announcement of golden discovery which,
If true threatens rival the luck of brother Jonathan
The papers received from Port Philip to-day. come
down to the 7th Of February. aud cohtan curious
though vague accounts Of alleged gold discoveries In
the ncghborhood Of the Pyrennees district The party
said to be in sole possession of the secret shep
herd lad who refused dvulCe the exact spot where
the suriferous deposit concentrated but he had
far given color to his statements by having disposed
specimens Of the to individuals who had brought
and Duchepe-are actually named as the fortunate
purchasers of "lunps' which separately weighed
twenty-five and twenty four ounces each and this cir
cumstance Is alluded to by more than one respectable
Journal So great was the excitement occasioned by
the various reports In circulation, that 1t feared
that mania would set in and that attention would be
diverted from ordinary agrc ultural pursuits which,
after al, it lie remarked. are likely to provo the
true wealth and resources of the settlement" Ex-
ploring parties have been formed with the view Of pro-
cetdipg to the " rum where the shepherd was pre-
sumed to have made his discovery aud the prospect
mixing in the general rush Of adyenturers who
preparing TO leave town it hoped the government
authorities would interfere and crbe regulations
for arrestng any precipitate boDdonment of such
gsgements II also asserted that in further nine
raj researches. prompted by this movement, lead had
been found In another district in considerable quaut
ties Bills on London, ut 80 days sight were quoted
per cent dis count, with half per cent additional
for every 30 days.
As furnishing graphic illustration Of the position
Of affairs in Melbourne. since the reported gold dis
coveies the annexed extract of private letter, dated
the Eth Of February, may be- quoted =
1.-THE good people Of Port Philip have all gone de-
ment.d on the subject of gold seeking First,
count started of gold mines in California where
1t could be dug like sand upon the shore whereupon
four Ave vessels departed crowded with passengers,
from Sydney and like number from Hobart Town.
Meetings for similar purpose held at Melbourne,
and plans being natured for emigration to Cali
forpa when the tide turned and heads along
with i by the reported discovery Of gold home
lat the Pyrennces, l20 miles to the westward All
sorts of stories afoat but thing is certain =
that gold in large masses has found its way into
Melbourne. There many reasons for doubling the
reports and many for believing them ut any rate
the town has gone mad tradesmen, pubiicans, and
sinners have shut UP their places Of business and
gone to seek for gold Carte, horses, spades, picks
and hammers all put in requistion and Melbourne
is gone out Of town 1t Is impossible to give any idea
upon paper Of the ferment this gold mania is making