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The VINEYARDS or FRANcE-The New Orleans Bul
letin, in an article on wines, SAYS:

The VINEYARDS OF FRANcE-The New Orleans Bul.
letin, in an article on wines, says:
"France enjoys the richest vegetable gs ofthe Creator
com. OIL and wne-n the greatest abundance. She
payne Of the north, the Luae and Fron,snac Of the
southern Provinces tour millions OF Ia vne-
yard The produce 10 valued Mt twenty-five millions
sterling Bordeaux aone exports $1,000 pipes The cdc
vineyards those Of Champagne. Their exceence
famous IN the 18th century, when the King ef Bohemia
visiting France negotiate treaty with Charles w. fist
tasted the draught al Rheims Aner spinning
oui his treaty long he could, he gave up all that
qured in order 10 prolong his stay and luxuriae
The banks OF the Name are most celebrated for cham
payne, and twenysx millions of gallons grown
in the OF Chaons Rheims Vitry and Eper
nay The best vineyards cultivate only the 6aok grape
the red champagne OF Bonsy, and the white of Susry
soil, being the best These choice varieties are chiefly
monopolized In Paris and London though pleniy OF the
brand may be found In all our The coloring
ter only IN the skin, as all pulps the same Inferior
treatment being la all alike. The rose-coofed cham
pagne (Which abroad never drink when they
can get any oher) though sometimes coored by the skim
Is generally tinged with red wine ederbury iuce The
finest varieties usually 10 perfection after three years
celanng but they do not lose in decacy Cor
twenty years In calculating profits the merchants allow
large per centageirom three TO four Der cent for
breakage from the effervescence in July and August IL
recently reported that No. Moet Of Epafnsy had
sixty thousand bottles stored his solid mesios,e cella
collars subject even the vibration OF the pavemens
"The varieties OF the vine innomerabe they
thousand in France alone. But unable ~
history the wild plant is lost like the parent stock Of the
wheat Both came, doubtless from the East ; and both,
pife westward and already have the corn aud wine
Of ,he Rhine the banks OF the Ohio seventy kinds Of
native have been enumerated, and cultivation Is
naturalizing the choicest clusters Of sunny France"
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ToHAcco poR FRAsoE.-The French consulate In New
York gives notice thar proposals for supplying the na,oaa
manufactures OF tobacco will be decided on Mt the Minis
y Of Finance In Paris, on the 10Th Of December nex at
o'clock, p. m, for the Quantities following,
One million and eight hundred thor.and kogrsmmes OF
Virginia leaf tobacco, ofhe crop Of 1919, according four
samples;
One million and nine hundred thousand kogranmes Of
Maryland Leaf, crop Of 1870 according four samples
Two million and hundred and forty thousand kilo-
grammes Of Kentucky lea crop Of s9 according Iour
samples;
And two hundred thousand kog iammcs Of Havana leaf
crop Of 1870 according two samples.
Further information may be Obtained OF the consulate
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The following lines were written by representative
from South Carolina In Congress-the Hon. Warren r. Ds-
vtso says the Knckerbockcr for October)-one of the
most CITED and amented sons Of the sunny SOUTH They
are parody "Roy's Wife Of Adivsllocb written in
the Album OF the lady Of the late Senator Johnson
Iohpson's wife Of louisiana
Iohns0n's Wife OF louisiana
The fairest flower that boomed
In southern gay
The nca's blood flows veins,
The IncaS soul her bright eyes tighten.
Child OF the sun like him she reirns
To cheer our hopes, our sorrows brighten.
Johnsonl Wife Of Louisiana,
Johnson's Wife OF Louisiana
She hath n win all hearts,
And bow the shrine OF Anna
Her mind Il radiant with love
OF ancient aud Of modern story.
And native wit store -
Bcdecks her IN lie rainbow glory.
Johnsoni Wife Of louisiana
Jolnsoni Wife Of louisiana
The hapiess bard who sings her praise
Now worsiiips At the shrine Of Anna;
Twas such avision, bright but brief,
In early youth his true heart rended,
Then len u, like q fallen leaf
On iifes most rugged thorn suspended.
Johnsons wife Of louisiana
Johnson's Wife ~ louisiana
The hapless bard who sing her praise
Wcpt tears NJ blood for such an Anna
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citizen Of Boston, whose name is not mentioned has
recently done handsome thing which thus noted In the
Atlas Of Monday morning,
The Boston Natural Historical Society have by the
welltimed berality Of OF fellow been
placed entirely ont OF debt The contributed for this
purpose by the donor was, learn two thouss nd dollars
As the nodesy OF this mnnfcen patron OF science equal
ling his generosity obds the mention OF his Name we are
reluctantly compelled 10 withhold It,"
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Of Assembly passed Nd Of February,
1872 providing erecea George Wash
ington appointed Virginia
hereby premium Of Ave hundred doIa for plan for
monument be approved BY them, accompanied with necessary
estimates erection is.....t
The win located The Capitol square, In city
Richmond be Of Virginia granite MARBLE
Of both hundred thousand dollars.
Plans and estimates required BY The first day Of December
WILLIAM " RITCHIE
GEORGE W. MUNFORD,
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
JAMES NJ. WfCKHAM,
THOMAS T. GILES,
NATHT NJ MARTIN,
Oct 2i-lm Commissioners.
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MRS. BLAKE'S Private Dancing and Waltxing Aca-
III deny Apollo Hall, has been thoroughly and taseuiy refed,
open for reception u scholars Days Of tuition,
Tuesdays and Fridays Private lessons from 10 O'Clock Evening
class Cor gentlemen nj O'Clock.
Hon VIM Ballard Preston, Secretary Of the
Washington Col Bliss United states Washington; Arch
bald Camphell War Department. Washington Randall Hae
ne esq, Treasury Department, Washington Hon. G. Carer,
Georgetown Mrs Burr, Washington in whose seminary Mr Blake
has the honor teaching. kov3
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CURE FOR THE DROPsy THE following recipe for
dopy has been already pushed but In order thai
before public and especially Tor the benefit of the
POOR thought best BY wAo has experienced m
esiiesee, 10 give IL additional circulation
REorrs-Take qaar Jug hard cider, put
seed double handful Of per.e roots one double
handful o shavng and double handful Of horse
radish Let together Ere eight
hours when will he t or Take fun OF this liquor
three times q day,--prginfa .fdrcrfiser, l77s.
hoped valuable win be extensively circulated
and IL virtues made known ali afflicted with the droPy and thai
the hewspapen generally viii copy IT,
Nov. 3-Jteods
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D0TOnfAC HOUSE

POTOMAC H0UsE--Ths commodious convenient es,sb
hshment Pennsyivania 81
two doors west Of Jackson Hail. repaired
ehtted with new and handsome furniture by JORDAN late Of
virginia and r. now open for the reception Of company
Oct 2s-3tnv6w
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M GREEN & TAs rEr. Aacalo...r..

EURNITURE, CLOCK, JEwELRY, SILVER SPOONS, &c, At
AUCfONOn Tuesday the 9th instant, shall SELL the
residence OF Mrs soops Pennsylvania avenue,
18Th street. north side 10 O'Clock good assortment Of fur
nure, clocks, watches, eweiy, fancy articles, kc viz:
Mahogany sofa, bureau, dining and other tables
Cane-seat and o,ner chairs, washstand<, &c. t#
High and ow-pos bed-teads, waIdrobes, &c.
Carpets, andirons, shovel and longs and Tenders
Stair rods and other window curtains
Lamps, china, glass and crockery ware, stoves, &c.
With a good lot OF kitchen requisites. 4E
The will sold precisely 10 O'Clock O'Clock
will sell the clocks silver liable and gold
breaspns rings, pencils and o Of fancy
goods, such combs, brushes, k thread, cotton, &c.
Terms cash. GREEN X TASTET, AuctiODferS.
g. Persons who have le articles with Mrs. o. for repairs, Ac
win please call and get them.
Nov 4-I g. Il II.
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CoIREES DANsANTEEsL CARUsf has The pleasure 70 nou
y friends and patrons that in compliance with the
Of his former pupils well AZ Of his present classes the
weekly "soirees" viii take Thursday evening
L. c. respectfully informs the ladies and gentlemen Of the city and
vicinity that his "Dancine and Walking Academy Is
opened for the reception Of pupils.
The Dances comprising Polka
Wazes Waltz, Ceaous, will
be introduced and thoroughly taught Nov 3-u
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QUARrERnAsrER's oSnoE Wsshbassol October I, is4l
r. Mass. s e S sssssa 2 ~. ono. s.s
lai.sas aao' 2 ne unsa States ne ss~s
80 - - .s~'... :,
eSsds.,oxa, M....ela.sas
Phnsdspiis. 1saasysans
Sospor., nss s,l Norfolk, Virginia
washington, D.uis, o Columbia
three aaas o. pound q mess pork eighteen ounces s
superans ncu sapshn: aour, Inc q gov
The best New Orleans sugar eight quas s Ssst Sssa
Is sad oas ana ha nara da '~
ING ssss s q s: % sas n e s
shall Of choice carcass he
~, q az: ~:
dola win TWO or q s swss
To be endorsed Proposals fOI Rstians g! sse"
AUG A. NICHOLSON,
The Union and Repuse washington, the American, sen,n
and Pennsylyaniaa fhiladsphis the PoIuout Gazss,
Herald Evening POST Courier and En-
ausr end New foIs ssn s baltimore DAILY Asssse, Bald
Enquirer Richmond wing XisIss
dna Gaze.e and sne fensacoa Gazeste VIII
- 80 ,.i,sS sn. ~ ~. - 49,
for payment " M, '''''
YIsIos NTEIIIGEsoE And GENERAL. xGnsov
v OFFICEThs undersigned has locsSed hmseH
q .aPpyas nllls. win suited =
ss .ns a .
ceary furnishing wrr aud nALr and
diydaas respectfully sSov.
examine principles upon business ~
ne. when r. w rsss.s ne
aa y - s 81 and pes SITUATIONS f S w NIB
meat s.i a eIss., seaaae laorss., Or ssfssn sr
y s e me- &c scne - ~ v. any NJ
AL AL I'm Y * % %i \. ~ ss
~. y, s an ~ me- des Amrrar vi; sian ~ s pean
M .sas q .ss ....s
.,sS.s y moderate, ~ deviation viii.
Once hoars, % lsass. e . I'm.
.ra :, i''sAs''o.
Rev. Geo. W. samson. Ms...s. 4 q. AeF.pv.
Rev. VIM NJ Maitnews Rev. }. L. Eckazd
W ~, W. Il ses.o s, e:S.
-, $3.50, : S1,;xs :.
a, 49, G ~, 40 ,,a ~ ~ ana sa y
Georgetown, and vicinity farmers and pl.nsn
ana u oooE anu Shoe tos ne mh and winter
in our line Of business we enumersie in part-- = WASH
Saes nan gal gay morocco sna lnsms, y - 20 y
Beautiful ans aiele q ladies' rubber sooss and over noe.
calf dress boo,. double ana sinse soes -
Men, heY. Goass ss ooo nd hs,so II 10. ~, ...
Farmers wans purchase FOR their servants would @ well
door 70 B. L. jackson I Bro 'e - -' =" ''
received from Inc importers. ~
oo
muE apr.rrsr vropE - ~. r,,,,r,r,c.
'om Is n o. sena lem unde. n ssim s
and IL. ''"0 '0'''' '.' en'''- " '' p's aa'hV
ne design q ne" '' af
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no THE Lovers OF the best Havana Cigsrs.-T. BAs-
TfANEIf Co., under Browns Hotel have received
srnmcnt, directly from Havana, 10000 cigars
brands, manufactured In Cuba Amongst them only
the celebrated Fanny e brand They be
bundles for cash only We earnestly request good judges
equal 10 them.
oct p-eoif
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Ex GREEN S TAsTET. AnosIoneer..

q "
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.--On "Wednesday
O'Clock sba sell 20
public "a of lot No
running 40 Said lot fronts
street, 9Th and Eth Tide good and sale
emptory.
fourth the purchase cash Balance in equal
credit bearing
interest," be secured by deed Of trust the property
N0vEd GREEN q TASTET, Anctoneers.
I,OR SALE very desirable three-story brick house,
with back building good yard and stable, and
alley Is between ~ and
9Th being OF the desirable parts Of the city for p
residence.
win be easy, little viii be
quired the first payments.
For further particulars apply 20 GREEN 4 TASTET,
AueioneeTs and Commission Merchants,
Nov 4-2aw3wif Concert Hail.
NOTICEThe Of washington are hereby informed
IN Board of Appeal sitting from day 70 day In the
ROOM west wing Of the basemen! Of the CRY Hall and
themselves ageeved will make their appeal prior % the ic inst
All eligible coming charter election and
having been registered will themselves 20 the Assessors prior
3day December otherwise they viii be excluded
from the polls. M
BY order Of the board .
4. II. HARkNESS, y. b. A.
A SITUATION wanted, n teacher, by Young man
North, experience the
English schools Address L. r., City Post Once, which will
meet with prompt attention. Nov 3-eod3
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when will liquor
three times aday--VErina advertiser, i77s
s. III = re s ss Is s s
tn; me nswspagsm per-. generally viii copy 1t
A CAaD.-To SURGEONS OF THE NAVY AND OTHERS
M n spss The un.s s n.s w p NJ
and Hospital fee. DESTROYS supply .ad navy sad
q sf,s. e ;:
and Norfolk stations, during the years Iss. e, g.
Wholesale Dmssia, Nsasl., yiIsini.,
TrIIRD volume OF Hildreth's History OF shs United
Gnp.s. sp.i., unanhcd 1887, " 8.
co%ss on The Physiological and Moral Management, Of Infancy
Thi. say received, Tor SHELBY TAYLOR q MAuRy,
ICoNoeRAPHc ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF SCIENCE.
LlTERATURE. AND ART arranged by 9; Heel. with ave
saI s s s Sa s %s $ pssss . q
MD TO be compisssd IN twenty monthly paris
s': s'
near sth street, where subscriptions are taken. oeta
GOAL. COAL, COAL ,-Tho.e who would wish supplied
,snss radiators. and furnaces 3 sesom%od.,sd ~ calling
their orders At John y Calan co. corner q st and stee
on Baden sro,s[. rennyyans avenue cpPs,. Brown
Price. Moderate Terms cash. unc.. otherwise arranged before
Nov ss-laa.w
cPIERs's French and EnsIlsh and Ensiish and
Dictionary, vols, Paris volume
Fleming aud Tbbinss large French Dictionary yois fvo rams
Bouifscet French Dictionary, . vols, svo. Paris.
Wilson's French Dictionary, VOL, London. ,,o,
FRANCK TAYLOR.
THE six Censuses Of the U.ssed stsscs-thst OF $780,
1900 $780, lSD whoe collected and bound
into volumes, large single supposed 70 be ue
only one Tor sale In The United States .u..,ov u..
Nov9 FkANCk TAYLOR.
TGyPr and rs Monuments, by Dr. Hawks, ID. ID.
Mrs se, w PANTY rssf s.i, from s, sS'e
The Pilot Cooper's uniform edition.
Success n Life The Merchant; by Mrs. Tuthill.
The Scripture Gih Book beautifully illustrated and bound
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov - Near OH
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II OWEN u SON hsye just received from New fs1
E their fall and winter supply Of goods, selected By one
Mountaineering very large and wei assorted variety sppl
cloths cassimeres, and vesin gennemenf Cloves unash
&C., &c. fr ~ af $3.50.
They take this method Of returning thanks
friends and public generally for the liberal share q pso
heretofore received respectfully solicit contnsssce
fvors
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Bamilsen LsHborcugb ara Absi -s-v~s
"A claims every description besc ne bosrd o. Menc cs
missioncrs, Congress, and the various departments
Q0-ohcs AZ te conner of4k and sroer, wsshinsonp'c'
Oct 4-d&cpIy
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LIsRARr OF CoseRsss, Oct q les
NOTICE is her~by given, ti.ss the LSbr.xy o. &c
~ will be closed Tuesday, l6th instant and vii
again BE- opened until Thursday The l5si of Noycmbsn
Oct 3-ecdim JOHN q. MEEHAN, Libnn.a
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GENERAL TAYLOR and HIS Cahsnsf.--Ths besudi
engraving representing the President Cabaet pasa
by NJ. u. Brady be Obtained Dasucuan Gaery,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 6th ssreets. ~ y
Oct N--codlm
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OSTRICH FEATIfERs.--we have received 10 dcts
bonnet feathers, comprising oil shade. q color For van ~
% display them win dispose Of The lot very cheap I
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, = co
Nov 9-lwif
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NEW and fashionable Goods for. c. nf1ensen.-
~ have this day the styles and =
plee assortment Of oodsspperainng rcscmcn On and W.
apparel that before had pcssxe Of shnF
customers, among which are--
$50 pieces of entirely new style Fancy Caesimeres
10 do extra black French Doeskin do
20 do rich fancy colored Ciasi's, Of shades
5 do black French Coths cxira 6ne
10 do very cheap Cloak Cloths
IS DO very elegant sir and Satin vcssiner
is do black snd coIored silk veivcu \
IS dozen SIR, Meriso, Angola, and Cotton Uader grn
every kind u
Fancy silk and Satin Cnvan
silk and Iiacn cambric Pocket handkerchief
Gloves, Hosiery, suspenders, kc
All which win be sold cheap, OF made M IN most f,shs
he style, guaranying fts In an cases. y
Gentlemen wishing adopt This economical mode Of rcfff
winter supplies are invited 70 cali on "A
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and Ssh a-~
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SPIERss Frcnch and Enslish and tngli.h and
~ French Dictionary, vols, eyo. Paris bound In volume
Fleming aud Tibbns large French Dictionary yos fvo Fans
Bouifscet French Dictionary, 2 vols, evo Paris
Wilson's French Dictionary, VOL, vo. London. v,o,
Now FRANCk TAYLOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-30
INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE FROM CALIFORNIA,
RECEIVED BIT TIKI
STEAMSHIP GREAT WESTERN
FROM ERA CRUZ.
Mexican Accounts Of Misery in
the Mines.
TIE RETURN or DISAPPOINTED MIGRANTS.
Reported Shipwreoks in the Pacific,
sc. Sc. &c.

Our special correspondents in Mexico despatch
ed the following intelligence from California, by
the Great Western from Vera Cruz 10 Mobile,
whore sb. arrived -, Oh q. oo,b ;ns,
m. -. :. =. a.. oo,,, -, =, :. h
80 ~
'' " '"o Oi'' ".' s'''
"e mexican vie" oi Oaiiiofnia' ana miseheS o
golu dIRging.
According 10 these accounts, California 10 a very
uncomfortable III Dorado to be IN.
CIR, oy Msuco. JuIy 9. 1910.
garic,, nj M,,rv iron. Ca,ifoyr;oReport,d and sup-
,o.,a Sb;,,r,,eI, ON "a, W,.t,yr .smount of
f;o,d obfa,n,a Be- se
"a will nat surrrise Won TO i.,rn that California Ia
considered b, IN. Me.,esna as thing better known
than trusted - a.a bence hardly . dav passes that
vou will NOT And I'm enc or the other p.per some long
article or ubat is more telling short pthy paragraph
inducing everybody to believe that California far from
bclpe Kind Of III Dorado IA rather place nothing
:, 80 "a, ,.,,.-,-- a. -. =.
SNORT oiA suo''''u'e 'or 'no oo''on'' P'i ""e' yu
leave health strength, money, and hope IL cannot be
denied that many h.rdships are and must be epcoun-
-, -, $50, a.. ...... = a.. ......s,... -.
'.ieu' oO,' uu'',s ."' 'Os'a'' y" s"' ,..
rival, and even at the period when one has become
familiar with IN. druinusp n. n man about town
Knows broadway. or b.boru the Bowery. Emi.
grants moreover besides little money seldom take
more with thsm than Bowie knife, q revolver, and
good dcel of expectation, their principal stock In
-. IL. t..,x ,,...i u.,to. "A h,,ov.., .u,.,,.
trhuei "hich h'ci) '"'ab'"s""" """ o"oJ""s sP"'S
consider as very small apta with whole wilderness
! - -
OF interett tn TTTeehve But the press anu puOne
,,iuop Uhich Nv nv are In this couutry not az
NI - ~ :.
Identical as IN America, look here on everything Ca-
f,,i., i,h ,h o,l.r and ~ IN. ,.i.soo,e and nroh
-, .u,,, a.. =, 80. -. u....t,s. 4. ,,.h,. a.
my ''v""s' '"' '"' 'N' "
doing VINO uots mot LOOK On " Win the hskeo eye'
Ite nrincio. eause Of this n,orblitv undoubte div
:, -, -, -,
u the c'hbri'y Whlch 'aorns mas acauirea nnoerhe
has lecome mart and marcel Of the Union Mexico IL
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general union are concerned Is bound recognize the
general government leaving local and State affairs to
the management of their State authorities thus there
would be no improperly violation of the constitution
In the general government directing their orders to-
wards the citizens themselves instead OF the provincial
governments The President goes on thon to recon-
mend the Adjustment Of the contingent payments"
by the States substituting for them individual taxes
to be collected directly the citizens he likewise
recommends the aboshment Of the contingent supply
OF troops from the States and the substitution for it of
direct enlistment under the orders of persons ap
pointed by the general government Thus, when 1t
those who felt themseves aggrieved would have their
remedy in the open courts Of lav and the numerous
instances on record eer all the known guarantees that
justice be obtained; whilst long tho States
are 10 furnish their quotas of Whenever it be-
comes necessary to take legal steps against State to
enforce this there Is always danger of dsagrsements
between the general government and the State autho
rites and as natural consequence, civil may at
any time be produced He then goes to speak OF
the institution Of the esfanco government monopoly
OF tobacco in particular and he begs of Congress to
the quesions of the State and State contr
buttons of men to the army also the institution of
the estGnco the most causes of instability
ana weakness OF the general confederation.
lie next calls their attention to the National Guard
and laments that Notwithstanding various plans Of
organzat on have been tried it has been fully
carried out and has only been serviceabe In times Of
general enthusiasm and excitement; he thinks this
arises from the fact that tho State well general
governments have been obliged in pressing times to
demand the services of this guard where they
copstitntionally obliged to act which would not be
the case, if the regular army and police force
augmented. One great evil Is that all do not enlist
who ought to- To remedy this the cearest lines ought
to be drawn as to who is liable and who is not aud the
forcsd ans 70 oe mos, scy en-
ments For instance those who do their duty ought
enjoy certain immunities. Ho further recon mends
that certain precautions ought to be taken in dstr
butiDg arms ndiGerently TO all who offer for the Ma
tonal Guard in the present condition of society in
Mexico, such distribution would be perilous in the
extreme and he suggests the State authorities the
most suitable ones TO arrange such supervision.
AT the close Of the regular session where manifest
cd" says the President the good effects produced by
o0edu he at
ed revolution Sierra Gorda There hopes enter
tanned then that the leaders have laid wn their
arns-thesa hopes have been frustrated; but for all
that the effects of that law have been none the less
good Ms multitude of persons who had been dec we'd
and mistaken have returned to the side of law and
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TIE Latest Cror California.
The Tuirersai Of July the l3th SAYS -

Inc of July 10Th rays
No ., GRO fodo 10 sn, say. IN. sr.nh pVo-
verb The oi-disani mountains % gold in Csorn have
erstd the cupdy OF the whole worlds bus the dssppons
men felt % the slsey Of the most authentic ~ reports
"a o.o,, - % sn .ny ,.l ~
our. dated from Placer stani,Iaas Jun. ths sp,b
~ n... So,
avail Of the tpdn... NJ friend "A vr,,. xo. ths
letter you arrived here after journey
OF fifteen days which pretty hard made dis
tanee Of eighty esgues on eo am nov here sboe. fors
I'm ana wo'hhns i.vn n9rhs.s VII 1s,n ~.
enough 10 pay for my very BAD dinner I AN isspins
on an n. ~ttb an hea,., a., ".
have idea Of my sunering, the heat during the dsy
intense and the night. cold good deal Of has
hiisn daring the last four sish"; - -. 49,. Ia,
$500 o. ~ rn,,y Ihar a. a. an ,mrense srereass
letseen the DESCRIPTION and reality bet Teen aay and
nsh Many who here for other purpose ha 70 dig
gold have l. and every dsJ numbers are leaving Tor San
Irsh.s.o sho many hsse no. sns
sn ne, w aans - III al home .ari.h 80. -, sas
aud misery.
The corany Of Pauqusnot Of Topic % thirty
three have not fcund than Of gold
sversss
have just seen the original Of this letter and from
what hear from all sides am certain that IL sneak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-30

MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE REpvBIIc AT
IHR OPENING or TIE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS-
ON THE lsT JULY, 1919.