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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
Union Mining Gothic Isthmu. Route.

The following extract from letter by Thomas
:. Holman, ESQ. one Of the members Of the New
York Union Mining Company, which sailed from
here in bark Bogota for Chsgres, 23d February
has been furnished The Tnjaae.
PANAMA. 23i March, i-i4
We the y. Y. L. NJ Coz LETT New-York in the
bark Bogots, Capt Wm. Thomas, the 23i Feoru.
ary and anchored under the fortress OF Lorenzo a.
o'clock on toe afternoon Of the llih inst making the
passage in Just l6 says Monday mornDg the 18th We
were boarded by Capt Tucker Of the steamer Orus
and =, 10 o'clock were towed 10 By the steamer for
which Capt Thomas was charged $40 Tuesday l3,h
with our baggage and freight were safely on board
the Orus and s, II O'clock commenced stesnns up the
Chsgres River Al 3 o'clock ? " drew ~ 10 the
shore u miles from Chssres and our baggage was
placed 10 10 or y canoes at o'clock We were al
snugy seated on top of baggage and started for
Gorgona, where arrived the morning Of the 18Th
Al o'clock ". l6th fifteen Of psrly started f,r
Panama, and arrived here Al > o'clock p. ~ l7Ih The
balance Of the company came In sunday morning.
Now then for the benefit Of those Of my frien1s and
others, who contemplate emigrstiug 70 California
desire 70 state facts regards the lshmUs route
and If you know Of any whOse minds are made up =
20 10 the Dorado and have lot decided upon the
route. just say 20 them this-purtl ticket for
passage the from Panama 70 san Francisco
don't think NJ cOmtHR ms ray lHiess you dO s0thsn
and Just easy - transport containing 100 bs bag
gage, M m0rS-embsrk on board sailing vessel (Which
less expensive than the ,tesmerl for Chsgres arrg
ing At Chsgres you will proceed with little delay 70
Gorgons, By steamboat and canoe distance 40 miles
and the pense so. Thence By all means walk il i,
much more pleasant and less fatguins than 70 make
the journey there the back Of mule. The distance
from Gorgons to Panama is 22i miles and one can
walk II with cage in y hours would. however al
wise person 10 esve (iOrgons about o'clock 10 the
afternoon and stop AZ the halfway house over night
4 Tho aNk rrC
you can hire native 70 convey your trunk on his back
| for which you will pay him 50
How bad the road may be or may have been at ohsr
seasons cannot tell but was 80 sgrees3y disspPOint
and the general appearance of the country ths'
the Journey was - pleasure rather than task DO Mt
fail 70 bring umbrella with yOuit will form grest
protection from the When there vessels sui
hcent - take from here all thote who desire 70
this way the Northern Route will undoubtedly be
the route But Il H. some 6JO are waiting All oppor
,uniiy - get away and many Of them have been here
two months. We have now been here nearly week
aud have hired house with SIX rooms ee have pro
visions for three months and intend 70 remain quietly
until n vessel arrives 10 take US away.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
Reform la Carolina.

Some person or persons in South Carolina, hav-
;,s more regard for American principles than for
,scpllar institutions, IS circulating through the
s,.,s series Of reform publications in which the
9Th and her Governors are tined IN the light OF
,a,nblicanism and sound policy and found want
;oe These documents are sent anonymously
,.,o,eh the State aud having been discovered by
come red-hot opponents OF change from the pres
-, humane and happy state OF things, good
ds.l ofs stir seems 10 be going on. writer in the
col,,aBta SoptA C0roinian ards them as evi-
l.rca ,hatt the sleaven of Abolitonism is at work,
and II not prevented in season may give an IN
,,srooue hoist to the present institutions Of the
s,.ter The South CaroitRtan publishes one OF
these dangerous documents by way Of specimen,
,doo,iog as IL would seem queer method Of
,,ecluding il from taking effect II ali Of them are
a. good as this we should advise the advocates OF
Slavery 10 say nothing abou, them. We make a
few extracts
Tb, state s SAID to have Republican form Of Gov.
.rnmen, Il may be the f0rra but the substance IS
vsptps By Republic understand state where
,ha ineress OF all the citizens cared Tor and their
ybt protected 10 this the condition OF the citizens OF
outh Carolipa Or s IL not rather the that the
srent mass of the people are virtually disrancbised
,hr interests utterly esarded and their voices no,
b,srd 10 the councils Of the stat Let facts determine
mi, inquiry Look Al the following table and 1t will be
seen that the Constitution secures the Government 20
privileged class
D,,rcs Of soah Carolina arreps,d in The order ef n,
14fyr n HIlgs q .NQrls
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
Alabama.
isto be dont

Er,m fhs Huutsv lie Advocate
We are glad to see that the w higs ot lhe US
caooss District are taking the necessary steps To ofng
out prsyer candidate for Congress The Distet gave
Gen TAYLOR a considerable msjority in November iasI
and with reasonable management acuVi'y anu ].N, u
can DO secured 10 the Whig cause That eloquent anu
working man. w NJ Murphey OF Greene, we suppose
will be the Taylor nominee, It he VIII consent 70 fu,
Convention 10 10 meet In Pickens on the 'O'n instant
Mr. lnge the old Member. ..
In the Mobile District there has been no decided indi
cstion ssio who will succeed Gov Gayle M, A IL
Manning Of Msrcngo and c. {. Lsngdon CT mobile
have been named With either, we imagine, or win
any good aud true man, the District 10 sale.
Mr. Hisrd candidate for reelection In the strong
hold OF Whggery the Montgomery D'sulct ne S'
Yet has no opposition. The Loco tOVos arc ".onP''s
20 create the impression that he 10 not true ifenH OF
the South, because he did not sign Mr CsihoHh NO,
ortty address Tried by that standard almost -lA"a'
of the Southern Congressmen would be made unHus'
worthy.
In the wciumpks District the old Loco member, ;.
w Harris, will We suppose again. The Taylor
men have no man out yet This should not De III
November the District rolled up majority for Gen
TAYLOR Mr.. Judge has declined. There are others,
however.
arranged themselves Nj. fraHkns w. Bowdon (he
conieses to have TGEksd some dozen millions Of Csss
docameuts during the last Canvass Is supposed will
run again Mr.. : Rice says II no other Tsylor man
will consent 20 run he will take the chsnces OF druo
btng himself We hardly hope TO see the District re-
deemed hut wish to see q bold effort made for H.
Thine, are a little mixed up In Inc Florence DIS
ulc, The old Member, Gen. a. ; Houston so'Hp
ssys wishes TO run for toe legislature ana thence be
translated TO the :. Senate but 'ne Jsoe 10 oiten
m,,.lsn uouever be II ~ II may. Others are report
ed to be exercising themselves Tor race
Mr. ONES. OF Lsaderdsle 10 said TO be oosos .ows1'
Washington. Our sometime political eor'u. 81 -,
dase 10 race for the seat The Taylor men are 'ooI &
ios Quietly on and talking occasionally oi one psN
Towoes whom they are willing to "ne 10 - S'S'''
good and true msu ,Li 4.
Bere in the immortal sixth District, Gen pfsAs ., .'
trying the ioughness and strength OF the Cooe a ~,
Cobb 10 encesyorng TO ascertain whether DVaN' p's
ns strong and powerful enough TO ~s'i hl s9Ssr
des District Is hopelessy Loeo-there " ho' ''Ds
Wing county In IT,
From this running review OF the CoDsressions' esh
'n 10 this State 1t s evident that the Taylor men nave
GOOD hopes If they do their duty hree certain Anu
probably josy Districts can DO secured.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
The Overland Army.
.fe- IIrirrfe oi ti@ N-0srA Daily A1r.ft-~f
lNDFPENDFNcK. Mo. April K

lNDEPENDKNcE, Mo. April l-ii.
Were YOU ever at the rendezvous OF a gathering
army Thea you may form some idea Of the coHdtoo
and Appearance Of the California depot for II is Simply
that Just now The little town ID Itself mere circum
stance Dctschmens Of emigrsnts coming In daily,
ard yet the hotels and private houses all full, and
thee country about has the appearance OF an encanp
fnent Not less than ter or dozen companies from
nearly many states have pitched their tents with
their camp equpsge, along the river and road waiting
Tor the grass For the mules aud oxen must have tod
der Each company has its organization and all appear
to be- well equipped doubt II Old Zach had bet
equipped body Of troops at Bueua Vista Most OF
those have seen hale, hearty looking young men,
and their sproutng chins and cheeks give them seme
what savage look But there some faint hearts
here and no wonder for hear terrible stories about
the dangers OF the way. Reports ris of the Chu
ors over the mountains and the devastation OF disease
and crime IN the dsgings TO say nothing OF the Indians
who are ambush along the whole Journey One haii
at least must be- allowed for exsRgeraiiOn 80 some Old
stagcrs here tell US But the weather Is disms, sud
there IL some sickness There have been two deaths
among the emgraDts within a few days. One, MI
Underielt from North Carolina who came In alone 4
few days ago expecting 10 find association here for the
Journey and Mr. John Hunt, member OF = Virginia
company They had been much exposed lately and
were probably not free from imprudence All these
circumstances have Induced some few to turn back -
Yet every steamboat from - Louis brings more
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
fTO CALIFORNIAN.-J Jsnnlng., patent slluvl


II
y God Mines Of the Oils 10 b- reached BY .
wrl-defned and carefully organized expedition, which
proposes fully explore hat immense and unponeSstod
region believed 10 be the of the golden wealth VI Moo
szuna and Of The ancient Aklec civilization This expe
diuon in he progress of setivs orguZson Dy Mr.
Webber whose late boOE The Gold mlnes " the Ola"
sbOunds and startling revelations with regnd 10
ihsss mysterious and eKuaOrdDsry countries which lie
yeied 10 golden mist VI hsfrsyesled llteres when
strangely cused curiosity and ns spifh OF fo-
msnsc adventure Those whO likely bs Interested
Ia hs.d Of scientific enterprise, OF generous snd
Dsny Ihe way and BY hs shortest route 70
California had better call Mr. Webber, between the
bous u n and al Tho American Hotel Broadway where
prospectus of bis pan be seen and p,rsoas intor
yisw obtained Letters upon me s1bj-cI Of bs expedition
shOad be sddfessed ~ & W WEBER care Of Biz pub
nshep, D7ria Davenport Tribune Buildings, New
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
~ The Orange Mountain water.Cure K.-

,,hii. huf eng, situated south Orange New
VII be rsopened for reception Of psleuis he lot Of
snd will Kept permanently open hereafter, summer and
Ti,ar The es abshmeni has very superior accOmnoda-
nom, having private bshs siiaehed 10 pseuIs 'he
sis hroux the mountains and The scenery OF The VI
,v are by IN The Stats The Of the
49,. .nd E,sex Railroad. which The essohshmert 10
'n.,ed leave ihe foos Of Corusnd-st n 4 a. Seoeh
n sbouI one hour Lersrs addresses 10 pr = n
ER sooih Orange, New.Jssey, viii receive s"soe0o
M lmeodkfsW'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
BoARpIu0 SCHOOL.
THE FEMALE SEMINARY.

-
xUILL BIZ REMOVED on The fret Of tth mo insy)
w from Ess, Broadway 10 10 Entgsfsst ~ door fom
EsG Broadway.
hos yud snaehod 10 tho premisss Affords smps Play
frOund while ther proximity 70 the church, fsndess ne
rooms which are spacious, upuspaIly airy ard pleasant
design Of e principals BY taking On seuye pert N
datss Of the shoo themselves and by ihe sssistsnes o.
comoetsnI pfofessors ell Of whom ere vel hro~n 70 ss
public render heir Institution s hs esa -
desired for Young ladies' pursuing Tho ooose OF ms
Al preseni are required comp>ts The fsmae edef
The systsm pafs0sd 10 intended 70 10 yefy Inofootn
Arithmetic being primo branch 70 eli ne dspsnnsp' pse
pastory eompets course Of Aahemsnes 10 mo nsnef
elsssss An -.
s ne comforts Of homs, whs sheis mora poJsca sha
Iatslisctas Al Interests viii be daily cons1lioc
Tbe yrepch language ts1sht stnctiy rom obsneofns
,nnroy.d nesho " nsnys ffsnch isdy, who wi board
n n. family for seoef Of lhs pupils oa Of schoo
hogfa - -
s6,,. 7a dssnt part Of hs eity Tboss from Wilisms
sarr and Broosin hnd couveysness o. shsh respective
ferries. -. -,
No ezra charge s made for Lsan French Drswios Sssl
or stsfiopesJ.
Yor cifoalsn apply Ghs school rooms, of fassors
bookstore, u Bo~ery ~ sS.yo
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
IrFu.IR,IERkw WANTED {, attend bsi
ndILITARY FIRE oAP nAnUFAoToRY

MILITARY AND FIRE COMPANIES shout forming
vi and Hose contemplate changing their uniforms
will do well call the undersigned 81 The old estsbist
I'd Military Store No S99 Broadway where he 70 prepared
fIniIh Ihsm with BesrsEin and other Caps &c ~ he
shortest netce aud moderate prices Aso B@is Breast
and Body Plates Csdndge Boxes, KDapsscks, Pfimins
Wires ard Brushes Tliogs scabbsds and Hose Covers
Fire Buckets and Striking Leathefs, &c.
Persons either 10 city country who are about Orssnz
Ing Companies have pattern Cap sent inem he- oi
charge By calling upon addressing he undersigned
For sse, Three Fire Engines. somewhst used.
7 GRATACAP. 3l2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

WHAT ACHANGE-The number Of steamboats,
en the Upper Lakes up 10 the year lo25 one. on
the opening Of navigation In the Spring Of l-ii there
the entire length Of the lakes 40 steamers
barSs % brgs 54- schOoners, and > sOoPs win an
greas,e tonnage Of l23 i2G g. onehfth Of the whole
tonnage of the United states some Of the steamboats,
of nearly OO0 tons burden and Of the most spen-
DID and cnsflY cnnstrrctIon.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
RoBINsoN,s INSTITUTE.

rI,HIs INSTITUTION situated In 0unfofd. Conn. ~
j miles essl Of New. Haven, 10 designed - Psmiy
Boarding school-the Government Of which stneuy pc
rental The OF smdes pursued embraces 'nnf-
ouyb Engsh Classical and maihem sica Education the
summer Tsrm of u wecn will commence lhe "a oi NAY
Terms for Board Tuition, Ac 10 ,hs Insrucofs Aniy'
rom 500 to per year according 70 The sss of Inc pa
plls and course Oh sdies punued References msy he
m sde TO Rev Joseph r Thompson, Dr. Jared Lnsy WIN
r Robinson and Joseph Hosie Es9rs An intefvle. msy
be hss With Ihs PracipsI North American Hotel,
from the l6lh 10 tho lsih Of April
SAMUEL ROBINSON, A n PhocipM
f,uu.,,s Conn An,l ls 1919 a7 l0DilW'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
puoNoORAPHIo AoADENY,

n soYLEs PHoNo0RAPHIC PUBLICATIONS,
corner OF Brosdway and CsnslsL 2 G. LELAND and
X c KERR, Teachers Afternoon and evening classes
for lsdes and gentlemen commence evrry weet frya-
Instruction given required snsngsrs f-msining IN sbe
city but shor dine obtain such snowledgs of he t
Of 10 six lessons will enable h-m 10 per-
fsct themselves without farther sd from teacher sso iws
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

EHk.PEsT CARPET WARE-ROOMs IN NEW
u YORK.-BENJAMIN CLINTON, % bowe,y, hs'
us from suction $50 O0 yards OF English Scotch
snd American osrpeng which he 10 Offering Al who ess :
sud retail. the following low prices lnF ersl Ply ~
per yard rich supehne IL 10 10 10 do Thompson
Vile and oher Venetian 10 10 do newest style heavy
Oh Cloths IS Ice do With new and elegant sssorI-
meni OF Window Shades from 50 10 2Os pair with
every other sruce usually found 10 The trade 81 Bowery
side. near H-st-rr ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

NEws FROM CARO-We e have, at length news
from the submerged embryo city The Cairo Deia OF
the 2qth SAYS that Cairo is now rising like duck
from the water We beginning to loom up into The
Air again refreshed and invigorated by refreshing
bath. We now sympsthize for the hrst time with
those around us accustomed to receive good duckngs
Hope their inhabitants are not entirely expungsd from
creation" Thus chsunis our contemporary from the
upper story Of some building In Cairo lie is nsppy
fclow-fond Of novelties lSprlneheld lh) Jour
MIR HaNNFGAN.-The Lafayette la Coprcy
saws that Mr. Hannegan arrived that psce last Thurs
day l2,h and eft the day on the packet for ole
do whence be will proceed Immediately to New York
and thence 20 Berlin.
SSow.-On Friday there was snow at Itch
field Hills (Ct) 20 the depth of six inches
Ty- Four hundred and sixty emIgrants arrived
at Boston on Saturday last in two ships
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
900 WINDOW SHADES.

rINHE LARGE STOCK Of imported and American manu-
factured Transparent windO~ shades Of evsry descrp
tiop, wholesale and retA a. The Window Shade Emporium
+58 Pearst New Yofk four doors from Chathsm >. q OF
ferec FOR sails prices that will defy al composition Ao
gt cornices brasses cords tssses ard csnbus Tor ~
trAde Purchasers invited 10 cal and examine 10
themselves n Orders promptly executed aad serl =
any part Of The United sgsies by addressing
s.3 In. " .. JENks. l5s Pesrl-sl N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
FOR CALIFOR MA.


WANTED FOR CAL1FOkNIA-A mschnisi
w Who perfectly capable to repair or run sesnlen
gne wanted by company to accompany them 10 Cell
fornia Apply at front room 7B Broadway between lhe
hours OF II sod O'CLOCK as W.
rALIFORNIA AND CASTON OUTFITS
- Orders for CafOrns Associations and ouhu for long
short voyages furnished promptly end made In The moot
s and servceabe manner al the Clothing store OF
the Maroers Family Industrial Society, so Pear Ct near
PecEs mii 3mhWks+
'TO CALIFORNIANs-Je patent sluysi
L Gold Washer, superior To soyhing yet produced The
undersigned having made arrangements with Inc psienieo
r he .se Of the above article would moot respectfully 10.
yile The public bat particularly committees Of asso-
Citations ndi ydu4s SC desiring cheap, snd al tho same
time perfect and simple machine for extracting gold from
the earth call and Examine that he has la constsnt
operstiou % Msldsnsue. Two wash, with the
smallest machine (cOsisR only 500 $50 bushss u eh per
day fslhil CHAs sIhONsON, ~ hsden-lsne
DOHTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALFOR-
Il NIA-Ths galvanized iron houses constructed by me
for California having met with much approval Am thus
Induced 10 call he attention " hOss going 10 California to
50 examination Of them The iron 10 groosed In such
thai all u The house roof and sides gde 10
gsther and 10x IS be pa, up In lsss Than day
They are far cheaper wood hreProo and much
more comfortable than house Of The sboye sire can
DO shipped In u feet long and feet wide and
inches deep the freight which would DO aboai t4 10
San francisco There will also be no trouble In removing
from Of the country 10 another the house can 10
few hOup be i.Een down and put up By calling upon
he subscriber q house of the above sI- can be ssen
mt 3m- PETER NAfLoh Is stone-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
nv Wiz and Teurre-.-s.renEL

" Wigs and dToupces.-bArehsLossn neSy yyn ~
vented Wgs and scsps obtained silver medal 81 me Al
II the American rsdluie. They sre made OF ne hhes
saiurz hair snd Of uDeSused wOrsmsnship snd o1et W
superior advantages o. exueme ghiness natural App-s
,nce and durability They lfeite ss 10 DEFY cetec
Tho aFgesI OF Wigs and Toupe~s IN ne
ciiy can be selected from a. SATCHELoRs NsnuA0fy
Nsll ST neSr sfoadwty FTiysGe for nIing ~igs
Cor, he address do MWASd
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
NiALk RnAnnIN,i -kMINARN. .-rel.
RoARo,No scuooL roR Boys

Ar snAKos, LIfcHFifin COUNTY, tossstfttt
,l,IIE PRINCIPAL, Rev GROVE bhOWNtLL.
/ receives the pupils Into hs family and deyoes ~.
Who'll. time and attention their education boys are h"ed
Tor COLLEGE and Instructed In Tho various branches of
Eugli.h, Classical and Mathematical study
Theirs SEASONS of hve months each IN the Jes-
The hrs commanding Nay let and closing ssp,snbef ".
IN. serond commencing November and closing hsfch VI
CnARcss s75 per session This Includes ell espers~s
of Tuition. board, washing. hight mel, NJ
sharon 10 pleasant Nlsge. easy OF daily sece" ~ mo
iIousstonic and Harlem Railroads and Stages.
REFssEsCss
Rev J Brigham. ID Augustin Avstin, tsq " "
Burnhsm ESQ Milton st join ksqi Daniel Van pnssn,
Eco Nov YOrk ID At~sef. u WIN sp-nc-f ssi
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
cnrY nrA1trrrR rRnn AWE rlrzeERAln

T,,s..os Nery m, tear sr foar rryorh-rp- q, tho
Aimf.b- t not only fesv-s hs b-si fom
isnrl asi beauty % tho hsu bat .
rf-ns most ssasos sprs ss'n
sbrssnn- hr- ant th-- vs -ruons ssHh are 90 sn
nnffn ,hirsn th- have hund nothing o
e1as is-sse sni sh.f soh snythg %
tnl. pub'.h Z and ssorn-
Your ob-fp-nt aertsnf. JAMES FtTLGkRALp
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
FOR CALIFORNIA

rI'HE sUBsCKIBER continues 70 s1ppiy Individasls'
/ companies. and ths wade with Gold slnefs and WASH
era, Miners and God PicEs, PcEsxes shoTss, spades
Hoes Axes and Hatchets. Koyes and gofks, haDLsrs
Knlyes DrEs aad Bowie Knives, Guns hnos C1Dlnes
Pistols Lc Perc1ssOo Caps sand Crucibles bses Lesa
Pot. Monsrs and P,stles Jeweiers snd smiths toges
inkots for runng God and Tests for OOd Povdsf snoe
Pr snd Bar Lead Tsnis, HsmmOcEs &c oomPnncg .
genera assortment u HsdsOe, Ouiisry, EdSe Tools nc
particularly adapted me California msTte snd Ins usds
h x.r-rsl fn3i lml c 5 LITTLE, . Faiton-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS

LANES sADLlER 81 Broadway, 81 door shove Amer-
~ can HotelThe stsriOn Of my friends and the public
respectfully Invited the above large, spacious ami ele-
ssrt store where they viii hnd 81 al times sp-ndid Ani
choice u genuine Havana and Principe Cigars Of 1e
celebrated brands. Also, extensive assortment of
Virginia Csvendsh Tobacco of The fsyorIe brsnds, genu
Inc Turkey Smoking Tobacco &c. kc The Trade supplied
on reasonable terms AT I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

OswIeo.-A7 enthuNastic Hsrbor meeting was
esls1 os~ego on Friday evening. and resolution vas
sooptd for special tax TO be levied for sum no; X
ssedos $1,000 for the specc purpose Of repairing the
Psf Md Improving the hsrbor.