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PARK WANTED.

,-,ur sphseriher having reat-G the Tan Yard a.
Bacon quarter Branch, formerly occupied hy {. :.
rern-. hcuchl WISHES IL purchase Spanish aad Cbes-
mn, OAK Bark 10: which u. highest pnce vi" DC paia
in cash For further information, apply al The Tan
Yard. ~ -
March 27-ctMayl.
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VmD0rtcd Arabian Horse.

- My Horse, SIIAHEEN, will stand the
NIA present season, in Hanover, al Aylett's, in
~ King William, and at my farm, in King
1-Q Queen. He 10 of the best Arabian stock,
having been selected with great care, nj Constantine
pie by our Minister resident there. He is unsurpassed
in beauty of his fern and the perfection Of his colts
have been Induced 10 bring down the price Of The sea
son To lower sum than such horse stood for be-
fore-lo wit Sl2 the season, $50 insurance. and $40
the single leap.
lie vii commence the present season at Hanover
Court house on III 23d day Of April, and remain there
till the 7th thence he will 60 10 the Old Church, aud
remain till the nth; thence 10 Ayleu's, and remain I'LL
the 18th; thence TO my stables, In King Queen, I'LL
the 2st and thus 10 the end OF the season, making his
re APP earance every eighteenth day At each stand In
every case fifty cents must be paid 10 the groom
WIN HOULWARE.
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GIauCe as RichmOnd.

OR, NOSE ON A VISIT TO OLD VIRGINNY.
Mesa new York body, MIR. c. Burke
Harry GorLon-a clever body, MIR. Bradshaw.
sauca Sleveus-a green body, Mr.. Phillips.
Spo,y-a DARK body, Mr.. Meyers.
r!anters, ! ;h;,. ..a;os Mr.. Cnippendalc.
Dawson, A'''ns o'"''S' Mr. Linsard.
sam Raw-a coach body, MI. Ryder.
l.re., spiritual body, Mr.. Hayes.
Proprietor Of race course-a
NEW body, Mr. Cooper.
LIZA pretty body, Mrs. Hau,onyille.
Jaae-a loving body Miss Carpenter.
JENNA Evans-a Yankee ga,
With songs; Enoch's body Mis-. Howard.
= PAGES OF ADMISSION Boxes, 80 cents;
Pr, . cents; Galleries, So and % cents; Eastern
Gallery Tor While persons, l2a cents.
priya;e Boxes may Re obtained, and seats Sc.
c9ri day from 10 to 2, aud from ) 10 o'clock.
y Deurs open alt o'clock, P. Mo COM
ns.cr a, :! O'clock, precisely. April
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NEGROES WANTED.
TOUR FIRST RATE FARM HANDS, for the Ia
L lance Of this year, for which will pay Ten Dol
lars per month. Apply 10 Mr.. Coupland Randolph,
Richmond, or the subscriber, al Tuckahoe, Gnochand
Apri! Site EDWIN u. WIGHT.
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> 7ss:resS .5Uiasass$srs,

nTI'DK NY z 7 1t W,
ATE al Gnnry llIinnis has i'irrd t" Rich
ELmuH and viii practise III the Sou.s held !" ths
CITY ana county, a;id .he adjoining coLh.'es
~ Di.icr over Measrs. SANTA 4 iiarwood'3' NAN
r.r.-, N+y 1--lyuSc
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On Fourteenth Street, u1dey tte Ercaaage Hotcl.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, No. III, March 9Th:
IA 10 10 5 IS 65 43 81 9 AZ 36 70 SO.
Halt Ticket q AZ, prize OF 81 200, sold
and paid by LAMBERT.
sent 10 Ibis office in same Lottery.
Drawing Sussex, Class II, March 80:
SO 35 So 40 &c Is So d6 80 % al 81
Half ticket So 81 &c, prize OF GO dollars:
Drawing Monongaia, Glass IS, Ma en- 81. :.
% 81 SO Is Al SIS 40 5 81 81 %
Whole ticket %, a prize Of $1,000, return.
ed TO The Managers. Halt ticket 5 SO %, anolh-
er OF $500, sent 10 this office
TODAY
TUESDAY-The Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Class
No 49, Capitals: S20, 900, 10000 5000, 3,0O0 25OO,
&C 7s Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets S5-shares in propor-
ton.
WEDNEsDAY-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No a. Capitals: $50, l75, 1900 10000 snOO, 1000.
5000, 735, 10 Of 200, III of 200, &C 10 Nos, Ia
drawn. Tickets SlO-shares in proportion.
THURsDAY-The Virginia Mononsalia Lottery,
Glass No. AZ. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 3,OoO 2es,
Of coo, &C. 70 Nos, IA drawa Tickets 50; haiVes
50; lrs. IS
FRIDAY-The Sussex county tDelawarel Lottery,
Glass No. 10. Capitals: saoouo, 5000, 3oOo, sc. 20
Mes, 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves J: quarters /.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The sussex county
(Deaware) Lottery, Extra, Class No. a. Capital !;
$4,000. 70 Nos. IA drawn. Tickets 81 halves 5ucs.;
Quarlers25c.
Saturday Evenug-Sars close al O'Clock.
Virginia Monongaiia Lottery Class No IS. Capitals:
$40 O60 20 of JO0 10 Of l693 10 of 200, &C IS No.
Lo,tery-la drawn ballots. Tickets SlO-shares in pro-
portion. ;,
72,5OO DOLLARS! S35.0 900! S25 0OOl $4,000
Lowest No. Prize $1,000!
The Virginia honongalia Lottery, Glass D, for 1919
Capitals $780, IS 900, s5,0OO l5,0OU 10000, 5,5a5,
PA Of 1000, being the loves, No prizes. IS Nos, Il
drawn Tickets only SEQ; halves $40; quarters 81;
eiehths s. 30. Certificates of package, Of IS whole
Tickets s336-halves quarters and elshhs in proper
ton. The holder Of certificate Of a package oil whole
Tickets is entitled To all S2Ci, net, that may he
drawn by the 25 tickets named therein. Certificate
Of halves, quarters and eiehths III proportion.
ly orders FOR packages, certificates IL packages,
single ck els shares the above i'll any Of Maui
rs I Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 Ia So Tor tic
wlreceve the most prompt attention, and The draw
incs forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventures.
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
IT Recoect No.3-"Therr's luck in odd numbers,
saws Rory 0'lure y April ,
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March 81
Office orc. ". Purcell a 60.

d. PAINE u CO., MANAGERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
as 900 DOLLARS! 3 Of 900 DOLLARSi
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 20, 10 be
drawn in Baltimore Saturday, April Nth, lsi9.-
Is Nos, Is drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prize of Sa5,O00 prize Of Sl5,0it
j $4,000 IS I,uUG
/ $4,000 30 g 500, sc
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters J 50.
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AT Orders for certificate sor Packages, single Tick
and Shares IL any 81 the above schemes address,
ed 10 he viii rec-ivrthe most prompt
tsniion, and account Of each drawin IL: wardct
ms soon as i, isreCeved.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. W. MAURY a. CO, Managers,
March 81 Richmond Virginia
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syOrceSler,s Pianos !
NOTICES Of TuE PRESS.

NUIICES UF tIE NIsoO' ),
r,,uE New York Commercial Advertiser, III aesct'p =,
| ng the furniture in the new "unlon riace hose''
aus speaks: ,. ,o,,,ana
I'VE a. told that the builder OF the mouse t"a ny
Primer ESQ has aimed to have The best furnished no.
). IN New York That would demand great Skin anu
as,e as Others nave conceived and 80 Tar as possible
arred our the same purpose But we may saiely say,
II hss,,onrd Pianos we have We, seen or heard. II
!, one of Worcesirr's. Technically II Is .hhlshea
ghout-hat is, the back rs wei as the 'front.' anu
ods are finished, and with equal elegance ana care
m tone is perfectly pure, deep and soft as the tone
n he Compass and sweetness are most happily COM
,urd and justly excites III. admiration alike OF anna
ours and professed artists. In lis construction Mr.
Worcester has evidently sought toefcel even limseli
nd has designed that this Piano should speak of his
raj skill TO all visitors at the hotel"
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From the New York Evening Mirror

FIUIH Tue AStW i UIh EVcHIHS HHIVI.I
,,WoRCESTER'S PIANOS.-We were admirng, a
~ DAYS since, very magnificent looking Piano
r,,r in the elegant drawing room of the Union Place
n Mi when, upon an examination of its interior, we
VII pleased find that IL came from the mandatory
sspr friend Worcester, Of 1877, Third Avenue. Nh.
Wserr The proprietor Of the hotel informed US, that,
\, Piano Fories of Mr. Worcester, for himself and
,nds and that all had given the most perfect salts
,,Ion We have often said, and we take pleasure IN
s,,ns the truth that Mr.. Worcester's instruments
\, made upon honor, and are equal to any In the
srri" ., =
s,,tser, choice Pianos, selected expressly tor my es-
,ol.hmenl, 10 which invite the attention OF PROBES
-. amateurs and the public. NV prices and terms
MI be found liberal and fair can be obtained in
the Northern cities. A. NORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller, late Drinker j. Morris.
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" adswerth, Turner Il Co.,

NO. rs, MAIN STREET,
ITAVE received iaree and extensive as
IL sediment OF British AMI American DRY
GOODS and will continue to receive additional
supplies during The Spring trade.
Country Merchants are particularly solicited
% call and examine their stock, which they offer
On their usual terms. March l9--lm
T CcK's OFFICE, 1855 Main Street, Rich
II mond, Virginia
Drawn Nos. ofBcl Air Lottery. Glass lS Extra:
80 g. IS 062 81 20 81 9 4G II %.
Ticket, Nos. 9 "a 81, small prize sold in The
above, AM paid by LUCK.
For his day. Tuesday-Capi,al% $4,000, 3
= 5000, 3 Ct 5000, 20 Of 900, &c. IS Nos,
Is travn. Tickets SIS
Also, lie Small Fry Lol.c.v-S4. 600 Capital.
Packages, SINCE Tickets and Shares, for sale
BY LUCK.
Aprl3
FORTUNES HOME, CHALk'S OFFICE,
l No. s. Main Street.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated, Glass 10:
1026 Is IA 81 SO % 9 10
Ticsc', Ms. 10 IA l6, S75 sold.
Drawn Nos. of Patarsco County, Glass "a:
Sc 26 4s So 81 6S 3 IS 40 II IS.
This day-Bel Air, Class Is. Capilal': 3d.
OCo, If 6 600, 3 Of 900, 20 Of 1000. rs Nos,
Is frawn. Tickets s..
Also, Small Fry-S4,O0O Tickets 81.
Prophecy says tia! this is TO be a lucky week
al CHALk'S,
April 3 doors above the Ola Market
MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE n Co,
~ Richmond, Virginia.
This Day Capitals; $4,000. OF 5000, 3 Of
S.ueu. 2ool 1000, &c. 70 Nos, l3 drawn. Tick
els s.
Also, the Dollar Louery-Caplals: 81 600
81.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated, 49,
10 81 5 l6 ID 81 SO % 9 76 |
ApnI ) c. w PURCELL. & CO
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The following Is extract Of letter referring to the
above named borse
lroATIoS or THE UsiTEp STATES,
Constantinople.
Dear Sir-Your horse, Shaheen, is one OF The best
Arabian race and the finest horse in this city His Ma
esy, the Sultan, has not his equal in his numerous
stud He Is the subject Of general admiration OIL The
part Of the Turks whenever he is taken out. deem
myself exceedingly fortunate in having obtained him,
&c. Very truly, yours Yc.,
April 3-c3t DhBNEY 5. CARR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-03

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BIBLE
,iclErY OF VlRGiNIA.-The ihirty-sixth
,tus. meeting OF the Bible Society OF Virginia
i be held in This city on Tuesday evening, Sd
,p,ll uext, al ! 10 O'Clock, in the ID Pressyle-
ian Church, [Rev. Mr.. Hoge's.l Auxiliary
2,isties throughout the State are requested TO
mi delegates. Several addresses suitable TO
IL occasion may be TX ecled.
COMMITTEE CT ARRANGEMENTS.
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RIBBONS.

RIBBONS.
WE have a very large assortment o. RI
w hons, OF new ard beautiful styles, which
we are selling thirty PEI cent. less than prices la,l
year Merchants will do we'll 10 call and eza-
mine our stock.
w. &E P. CARPENTER & co.
March 2S-u
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.3PRIL 2nd, lS49.
NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS STORE
opsnisg this morning at l45 Eagle Square.
GAY MATTHEW'S a. co

HAVING closed out almost entirely their stock at No.
Ii ITO, except remnant for auction, will This Morn
open their Store furnished during the last ten
days with rs general assortment of newest Staple
and Fancy Goods be found in any other house.
In the selection and purchase the hest taste and judg
nisnt of our Mr. Gay has been employed for the last
month, purchasing mostly for cash from auction, Import
ers and commission houses. Merchants, manufacture
farmers house keepers and all Others wanting new
and desirable goods al low prices, are invited 10 an
examination in comparison with others.
During the week larger and important additions will
continue TO be made to the stock from various New
York packets, daily expected, and from Adams & Co.'S
daily express April o-dSc6t
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To conclude with, Tor The first lime here, a
Nv Local Extravaganza, written expressly fJr
as Theatre, with local hits. scenery, &c, emit
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Tol. followed by The thrilling dramatic sketch OF
MICHAEL EARLE. THE MANIAC.
Michael Earle, Mr.. Z. w. Clarke.
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L N e A 4 Es f..

MANAGER. Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
GRAND GALA NlGHT-Fun for tic Million.
y,sg IN NEW YORK NOSE IN RICHMOND!
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TRCS. 81. TALIAFERRO has Tor rent FIVE
i rooms over his Office, So able Tor lodging
rooms mr. offices. March 81
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: n,izes II % GOO DOLLARS!

Susquelianna Canal Lottery, Class No. ~, fer 5i9
IL he drawn in Baltimore, Maryland on Wednesday
April lsih. IS Nos IA drawn.
Grand scheme:
prizes Of Sau,vJ0 prizes II S 80
prizes Of 3,OVO ~ ,uOu
S l.75n &c. sc
Trkrfs Slu--sharc, IN orounTtIul
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THIS EVENING. April 81. will be presented,
Tor The last time, The local piece Of a
Glance at New York.
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Nose. Mr.. Burk-Lise. Mrs. Howard.
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AUCTION SALES.
ss. "a. s,Ec2sisasos, y Bro.

NEGROES
IRIS day, Al % Clock, viii be aolt five N,gfo
s,cJ md our y. 60 Girl.
Ale L II. DICKINSON. Arcie.
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a;rcek Naeieu Prize ssaEsuv,

NTO.l0i EAST MAIN STREET, R'sam"'.
IN Virginia.
oh . you in search Of gold, wher-'er y"n roam,
Remember, HURLEY'S Office rs Irrr''-at home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL, Ie4y
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07

Iosr SILVER MiNrs.-F5om thc me.
moir ot d ,oSr thcoDgh Mre,o3 ~ coS,
Scc,ioN iriih COk D0RiphaH'S crpciHi0B
by ID. Hcd,scHSS. a German, printed
by 0o,icr Of the NcHaie.-Abont one hun.
lred miles South Southeast from Sauta
Fe, some extensive salt lakes or saimes.
from which all the salt used in New Mex.
leo. i. procured Not far from these sa.
lrncs are the ruins OF an old city. which,
rs Is reported, wa. once large aud wealthy.
with rich mines, the produce OF which
was sent annually TO Spain.
At one season when they were max
ing extraordinary preparations Tor traus.
porting the precious metals, the Indians
attacked them; wherenpou the miner,
buried Ihcir treasures, worth so millions.
aud left The city together: hut they were
a'l killed except two, who went TO Mex.
lco. giving the particulars OF the affair
aud soliciting aid to return. But the dis.
iancc being 80 great aud the Indians 30
numerous, nobody would advance, nnd
the thing was dropped One of the two
went To New Orleans, lhcu under the do
minion oil Spain, raised 500 men aud starr.
ed by way OF the Sahinr, but were never
heard OF Afterwards. SO far the report.
Within the latte year., several Amer.
cans and l'rcnclmen have VISITED th"
place, aud though they have not found
the treasure, they certify at least to the
existence ul All uqucducl about 10 mIles
in leugth, to the still standing walls OF
several churches, the sculptures Of The
Spanish Coat OF Arms, aud to many spa
rious pitts, supposed 10 be silver mines
II was, no doubt, Spanish mining town,
and ii is not unlikely that II was destroy.
ed in successful insuueoIion OF the In.
dams in 1850"
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
" o. Gsatme,eiaI Times.

BEAUTIFUL Skrrou.-The character ot
the Indian, the majesty OF the forest IL
which he roams, aud the perfect freedom
he enjoys from all the restraints OF civiliza.
tion, uatumlly inspire the mind wl.h
poetic conceptions, when ponderlng Oh
N, face aud destiny. At lea,t, such au
elect seems TO have been produced on
Air Bancroft. ouf Mnistrr tn London. II
We may lndge Ion the following beaull.
iul description, which he has giveu OF the
Indian mOIher aud her babe.-NeW o..
ieiaa Com TimeS
How helpless the Indian iniant, born
without shelter. amidst storms aud ice
bat lear nothing iof him Tod has placed
ueaf him a guardian angel. that can III.
uinph over the sereaiiles OF nature the
seulinel Of maternity is by hls side, aud
% Ion : a. his mother brealhes, lie is safe.
The squaw loves her child with Justine.
tive passion, aud. II she does not mani.
iest II 10y lively cafesSes, her tenderness j.
real, wakeiul aud constant. No savage
mother ever trusted her babe TO hire.
lug nurse no savage mother ever pul
away her owu child TO sackle that OF an'
other To the cradle. consisting OF thu
pieces oi lilht wood. aud gaily oruamcu
ed with quilts OF the porcupInr, aud beads
aud fallles, the nnrseliug 4, iirmly attach,
ed, and carefully wrapped m lurs, aud
the iulaut, thus swalhcd. its back TO The
mothers back, i, horne a. the iopna,l
hurihen, ii, eye NOW rheerinliy flashing
light now accompanying with tear, ihr
wai.mgs which lh" plainlivc mcl1ji,l
OF the carrier canno' hush o., wmic
The squaw lol, ia the field, She hang. hci
child, as spring does It's bIossoming, on
,he bough, VI the tree, HAT it may b,
rocked by the hreozr faom III, land O
souls, aud ,oOlhcd by the lullaby Of thu
birds. Docs the mother die, the nurse.
hug-such Is Indian compa,siJn-share,
her grave.
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
Apucr PROM riir rrLrtr.-The r.

Apucr PROM ruE rrLrir.-The Rev.
Mr.. kirk, OF Boston. has made pnbllc
address to the California Mining Com.
pany, wh,cli had bcen orgaulzcd IA that
city. aud was on the eve OF sailing To-.
the Pacific. lie cNhuncd the member,
whom he knew To be- generally moral aud
OF good character. TO cultivate klnd feel.
ings towatds each other ou their hive
months voyage, aud in whatever condl.
ton they might BE- placed. Passing from
remarks on the intense heat OF the climate
IN California, the Reverend gentleman
proceeds:
The bodily discomforts aud iuconvcnieu.
oes, however, are not to I've compared to the
pernicious moral influences which wall
meet you there. You will ind many good
men there but a greater proportion OF
bad neighbors than many OF You have
ever had before. Mere adventures, rest.
less spirits TO whom regular employment,
aud the restraints OF religion and civil.
zation are intolerable idle, dlssoluic.
excilable, reckless, proiane men, will ma
tnrally iioat on such current 10 such q
place, IN large numbers, aud you may yet
see petty revolt against authority there,
which shall make martial law necessary.
You wild fnd yourselves uncheercd by
the presence Of law, religion, society,
regular aud temperate industry, regular
prices aud regular habits. Gambling,
drunkenness, robbery. and murder, will
certainly abound there for time
Ayaricc, one Of the most sordid passions,
will be powerfully developed, with IL,
accompanying eViis There may be some
fierce struggings, even bloody, for the
best piaeers You will find most pain.
fnl contrast with the condition Of society
here, in the absence OF standard Of reli.
gious and even moral sentiment. Alan
insensibly sinks down, In such circum.
stances; and religious impressions easily
fade away
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07

ALirrLE SEVERE -Amidall her poliii
cal eocenlrl .ilies, South Carolina /. frnnk
aud independent She never erouuhes 10
power, or iiailefs those. ilf whom, by
casually, she throws away her presiden.
nal vote. Witness tie following from
he Washington correspondence OF the
Charleston News:
You eau hardly form an idea Of thr
dissatisfaction which the nomination aud
confirmation uf Lewis Cas-, Jun. has
Jccasioued among all parties. The Mi.
-iou TO the Papal States, Is one that should
nave breu lllcd by the coming.m Presi.
dent, aud M. Pols's eoudrct IN nomina.
tnis sou oi Grl. Taylnr's political oppo.
,ieul i justly considered one oi the mean.
est and mO,t unmanly acts OF lhe adnunis.
lfalion
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07

SENATOR BENTON ON THE GoLp MINES
The bill for aseerlniniug land claims with.
IN the territory Of California aud New
Mexico, 10 grant donation rights. and
provide for the survey of lands therein,
being under consideration in the Senate
OF the United States, OH the oh instant,
Mf. Benton, in the course OF an elaborate
speech, made the following remarks:
ann u friend to gold currency, but
not TO gold mining. That Is q pursuit
which the experience OF nations shows to
be both inpoverishing aud demoralzing
to nulion. regret that we have these
mines in ealiiornia; but they are there,
aud am for getting rid of lhem as soon
as possible Make the working as free
as possible. Instead Of hoardlng, and
holding them up, aud selling in dribels,
lay them open 10 industry aud enterprise.
Lay them open to natural capitalize
luhor-lo the man that has stout arm,
aud willing heart Give hun iair
chance. Give all a fair chance. II Is no
matter who digs up the gold, or where it
goes. The digger will not ear it, aud il
will 90 where commerce will carry it,
The nations which have iudustfy-which
have agriculture, commerce, aud muuu.
iacturers-lhey will get the gold, pro.
vided always that they keep ON small
paper money, Not sales, but permits, i,
the proper mode To follow, aud the only
pmclicpble mode. People are going Il
California to dig, and dig they will.
wise legislation would regulate, not trus
trate, their enterprise. Permits woult
put them on the side of the law for i
would give them protection aud security
sales aud boarding would put them n
opposition 10 the law, aud they would
disregard 1t. Sir, this Is case IN which
the law giver must go with the current
aud then he may regulate II: If he goe'
against the current, his law will be nngato
~, aud his authority will be despsed
The current is Tor hunting, aud tndlug
aud d gglug; permits hollow tins current
aud 10y granting them, the Legislator may
control aud regulate the current.
", o. CmimeSeiui Times.
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07

AWFUL PlCrURG.-l.ieul Morrison, oi
the New York regiment OF volunteers,
serving in California, has published ex.
tracts from his Journal, from which we
copy the following caution 10 emigant,
hope that those who intend 10 emi.
CRATE by land here. viii he careful that
they are not overtaken by storms. or
SHOWS, or want OF provisions, ON their
lollsome journey across the loeky Noun.
tains. have seen tho>e who started
rom the border, Of Missouri. hale and
.talwarl men, hbhhle jawu into the PLAN,
ol California, crippled lor hie. | hagf
sera brothefs, mho. in he madness Of
munger. hare fought for he last BIZ d
heif fdther's tietDt JViy. haring shared
the fesi al pferiDus me.tts having Lean
encompas,cd 10y SHOW on the tops OF those
dreadful mountains. Maideus, who lefl
their homes rejoicing ia the PRIDE Of youth
AMI beauty, IN luyoa, an,iripatous from
IN, iar.oli land. 10y The hofur. aud .uiier,
ngs o. that ieaful Journey, despoiled oi
heir loyeliass- and bloon, wilhered mo
pfcnaIufn I'D age.
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07

Mr. o'Reily aud his associates have
sent III memorial to Congress, proposing
10 establish liuc OF telegraph 10 the
Pacific Ocean. aud connect oregon aud
California with the rcsi OF the Uuiou.
ihey anuounce ihemselvc, ready ocom.
piele 1t In eighteen months, should they
meet with the desired encouragement
imn Congrcss.-LWiic ROck DeSi0cra,
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
BENErITEp BY DErEAr.-After all

BENEFITED by DEFEAr.-After all the
squabbIes in Ohio, Ford has been install.
ed Governor and Weller, his opponent,
has done better still. lie has been con.
hrmed, by the Senate. as Commissioner,
to settle the boundary between the United
States and Mexico under the treaty Of
Guadalupe, in place Of the Hon. A. IL.
Saver, deceased. 1t is an office Of more
profit than that OF Governor Of Ohio.