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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

From - NeF Nrrtls tfst Oi feQ %
The following letter came 20 hand yesterday,
having been sent across Mexico, and from Vera Cruz
By the British steamer
L. ; SHIP ONO. San Bias, Jan. H. ls4l.
The Ohio sailed from san Francisco on the 2jih OF
December last On her departure, Com Jones' hoist &
bic flag board the sl0op of-war 81 Marys 20 remain
there until the return of the Ohio.
The OH arrived a, Mszatan on the 1th inst and re-
ceiyed on board Mr. PARROT Consul and Navy Agent
there, with the dispatches brought overland by him.
and sailed tie evening OF the 18Th for this Place, for
the purpose 81 taking board treasure tor the public
service in California after which she viii sail 70 NOR
perhaps direct for san francisco
The accounts received from the gold region In Cal.
forna are not catering. The cold weather had
driven In the dggcr- and, in consequence, gold had
become scarce and the price risen to Sl6. several
large csrgoes Of proyis Ons had arrived from Peru
Chill and china, and from this coast more than twenty
vessels have left during the last month tor san Francis
co. Every article in the way Of provisions viii be sup
piled At y much cheaper rate than they can be sent
from the Unitef states Severe losses must be sustain
ed by many who have yenlured largely, expecting 10
reap immcnse pr ms.
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THE STOCKHOLM SSUGGLER.-ln relation 10
TIL, subject the Uaiol responds follows to TIE Con
zerc.ai Of this City
I'VE are authorized TO state thst the late Aininis
trstlOn learned which Of the diplomatic asen'
=, one Of the Northern Courts OF Europe VA. cnGs
81 with this ofencs. the nrst intimaron tnAt OF
Charge d'Afsres At Siockholn was the individual a.
luied - In the newspapers OF the day. reAch-d M
Department OF state As II reached Us, IN the blit
MOI, syn Of the % inst II the accusation. as The
Commercial Advertiser ssserts, comes from an eacie'
source and has for time been accessible TO the
authorities at Washington with the evi1ence 70 sas
tain IN tbs, Of csl has taken good care never
T. comm gnicalhe the Information to 'ae secretary o.
state,
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An INTERCHANGE or OFINIoNs.-On Friday
last Gov Dewey transmitted TO the Assembly seoPy o.
the resolutions passed by the Virginia Legislature sd
verse to the wiimo, Provso. in favor OF slavery,
Whereuoon on motion of Mr.. Strong. the Assembly
voted that the Governor be requested to SEND 10 VIZ
gos The re.olutops on these subjects which have
been passed by our Legislature, milwaukee Sen "a
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81. Laurence Co.-Thc following are the Super
ylsors IN St Lawrence as far as heard from
WINGS.
Fdsards-E liish shaw lNorristown-M Birdsall.
Ismmopd-IIepry Zoller lOswegaichie-G Foster.
1 i.hon-WuHAm Brl.s, Fowler-Addisou Giles.
LocoS
capton-\ym F. Cahoon lMsdrd-Jesse CogsweN
M K.lb-Ortu NJ Fisk Massena-Allen B Phillips
Fay Poisdam--C harles Dart.
corxsrneur-Gs Winsow Russell-Nelson Doolittle.
o,,;.viIls ayi Miller Jr lROssie-Zscchsus Gates.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

GEST.-Ihe urderigned long resident " his city
"A and o. mercantile habits owner " uLincUnbered Real
Estate perfectly acquainted with sgeucy business drs
r1us Of sevoing hs whole lime % e,tng ard collecting
Of Estates and other properly Also collecting dsti.
busGs As 10 character cgyabiiiy &c be will refer 90
snf name many Of oar wealthy I'D dhers ard
VII 10 dss-o give ample security for the ssihfol per
fOrmance Of the trust committed 20 his care.
] h. HORTON u Chnles-s.
mo ly- Warren. plsce
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70 Major Donelson, Envoy to beriin' was on
sunday morning appointed to reside In 'os' capacity
near the Central Power ofGsrmany, at FrSnkiort
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-A gentleman wishes bosrd for
Dhlmsell wife small children and nurse, would
Lac to have four three VI them on hs secotd
f,or with The privilege Of bath room and In family sith
no other bosrders VIII furnish his rooms bocafiou
must be within mile OF mo Broadway rsherr 'ce and
the price not exceed 81 GOO per sDnum To comm-nce
Isi May next Address Box i,2ll. Post ohes mo Jr
aDOAKO WANTED On The hrsi about tbs l5h u
DApril In private family, or where here arc bot
few bosrders by gentleman who would mfpish hs own
room In house locslsd upper part Of the city, Ia os
near Broadway preferred Address II T Tribune omcs-
M lw'
DOAKD can be oblsnsd for family or for sn.ls per
Dsons with rooms and The fret second ard thlfi noo IN
handsome room for doctor or dentist, Apply At 900
srOomest References exchanged no u
ipONKD WANTED.-A gentleman and his wife wish
ID 10 obtain q room and bedroom on Second foor-com-
moncing lG May Seventh Wsfd preferred. address u
X c Tribune Office mo y
uDOAHD-At 50 Beskman-sl within 4 - minutes ~sh Of
DWaLsI OF the CRY Hall Several gentlemen can b
well led-pl-ssant rooms and board. ms iw-
llOAKD IN BkUOkLYN.-Ag sn,lemsn add isdy
dor single gentlemen obtain board by application 81
l.b Columbia 81 Brooklyn "p ="
aDUAWD WANTED 10 Murray, Warren % Chambers
Dss by TWO single gent from me ls " Apfi Dsh
Address postpaid, Bo~ns, 10 Bsreays M ~
syOARD snd VERY pleasant rooms fof . family of for
IL ,insle gentlemen 81 IS Warr.nG Bi I'm
nIEAsA<T FURNISHED fooms, on the second
and third floors, with without bfsaAfss' ana .ss
ParG plsc.. -, l"s
nnIvATK BUAHDiNa-HUt-k IN LOnDOft.
L roR GENTLEMAN AND rAhiLlEs-hks G.
aaOOCOCK, 20 Hsaoa 0sfdsn, 10 doors ron hobofa'
Terms moderate. .-,-.
Having spsn, several days win Mrs O. ass psssarss
recommending nsf su.n h - sarnS ~,
10 this MsuDpols Of Great Britain "h sALS,t
London. Juno 81. ls{S. On ~
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Conversational Nominations.

NlRGlNIA-Hon joins ;. PsNDLEroN IS up for
reelection in the lXth District.
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NrMr from Uemrrnrn.

We have files 90 Georgetown papers 90 the --d
ut They contain little OF ventu news but details OF
colonial s.rs OF Interest enough 20 those having prop
eriy In D.inerars The papers filled with attacks
upon the British Colonial secretary Earl Grey The
Royai game Of the 2Oth ut has nearly column OF
outrages-sgch burglaries. murders and rObber.es-
committed close 10 Georgetown within the few hours
previous and argues from them the necessity Of an ELI
Client police The same paper Of the 18th Is nearly -
prolif. OF crimes They Governor Of British Guia.
ma Mr. BarAly 4. treated with much personal respect
by the press a, the same time that they abuse Earl
Grey's measures Tho Colony Is said 20 be steadily
improving Do heathulness aud IL s suggested that the
headquarters of the British troops IN this portion Of the
world should be- transferred thither from Barbados
whore they are decima,ed by yellow fever.
~ D Plcsyune Feb q
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~ Hatrr-Cure.-Df. TRAIL receives psiens Al ia
-ooous civ eslaD ishmer IS Laz hlst srd a. Oyster
Bsy /. | where and extensive buildings are being
.r-c.-d The Summer term WILL commence April ! Og.
door practice attended to. Constsu Jns . D. In
II Wigs and TOupees.-bATcHsLoss ne~y id
vented " and sea ps obtained silver medal a. ne 81
uf he American lrsrIuie. They made % re hne.i
natural hair an1 Of greqgaed ~orksn-p, and Offer ne
superior stvA.sg-s u ex.re1s ghn-ss natural appear
ACE and durability They % feks as 10 defy detec
doc The Ergesi assortment Of Wigs anf Toupees 10 he
civ can be selected from a. BATcHELoE Mandatory
Wslst near Btosdv.y. Prgsts rooms for nning wiss
Cooy ne address dig MWkFa
" Hydropathy and the Water-Cure.-Fow-
LERs WELLS, l3l Eassag-st Sev-York, P15lish, AID
have for sale, a. ~oiks On Hytropshy, WslerCere,
Physiology Phr-nOlogy, Magnetism ard Pay siogromy-aI
wholesale an4 retail complete assortment Of he shove
rsmet WORKS Always OF band. Jar Published The g
lsscure Jour1sl, mory g. ayesri "tier-CGfe Manual
s. c-r.s Waer-Cgre n Al Diseases s. cents The Cho!-
era Hy1ropaIticsly Tres.ec, 3 cents.
miss ROWLERs L WELLS. l5l Hss'sa-sL
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eI0 n00 WANTED, partner who can furnish

SIU.UUU. $1,000. to lnv.sl In business Tho most
profitable d-sfbi- Ia the United States the same TO y.
located in the City York, and requiring the business
talents OF TWO OF TIRE. persons Tho transactions OF ssd
business will not require TO have tho obligations on IN"
house given ont 60 the OF dollar aud tho sdsef
User csn show profit investment Of 100 per cent per
And willing 10 invest by addressing Profitable through
The Post Office be- fully convinced OF 10 fessbiuy
with real name and address VIII be hed
strictly confidential aud receive prorsp attention Zfl~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

n George Wilson, Of Bedford, being thought
BY his ueiahbors guilty Of violating the seventh Com
mandmcnt committee was appointed 10 call at his
house one cold saturday night 10 tar feather, and ride
him On a rail according 10 Lynch aw He got wind Of
mile. ani tried to hide in a bay NOW His pursuers
however found him and taking him TO q neighboring
tavern got out the kettle Of Tor the operation On
bis enresiies they let him OF be agreeing to quit the
town Ia "A hours mske reparston 70 the Injured bus
band and finally treat the company 10 a MT supper
which he DID on the spot at the expense Of sic The
Der petrators Of this ,ilo affair hauled up Al the
Criminal Court Of Mddlesex last Friday. They plead
guilty to the charge Of riot and offered % prove VII
son i'm morality in eKtsnuation The Judge ruled that
this had nothing to DO with the case and hued them so
and coats
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Cd FAuLKvEROT NiRGlNiA.-This gentleman,
who Is running as independent Whlg candidate
for Congress. 10 the Xth District OF Virginia is opposed
by Richard Parker the regular LocoFoco nominee,
and Col Hamuamck, Independent. In l-J2, In the
Virginia House Of Delegates Mr Faulkner thus eS-
pressed his views on slavery
slavery It Is admitted, IS evil It is an in.
s,uton which presses heavily against the best Inter
Of the state n bsnishes free white labor /, ex
terminates the mechanic the artisan, the manusctur
er IL depryes them of occupation depriyes them Of
bread IL converts the energy Of community INTO In.
dolcnce, is power into mbecihty its efficiency into
weakness Sir being thus injurious. have We not 4
right 20 demand is determination shall society SUI
fer that the stakeholder may continue % gather bis
cr0p Of human hssh What is his mere pecunisry
claim, compared with the great Interests OF the com.
mon weaf Must the country ANGUISH drO0p, die. that
the STAKEHOLDER may dOurish shall all interests be-
.ubsorven; TO one-a rights subordinate 70 those Of
the stakeholder Has not the mechanic have not the
middle classes their rights-rghts incompatible with
the existence Of Slavery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

ICE FOK -ALE.-A cargo Of 81 tocs besarnli ice'
COW "a bosrd Il head Of rassac River and vii be de-
vsred iumsdsse.y the op-uing u ossif aIiou Apply
10 1911 Messn IkELASDs, q Dey-g N. T.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
~ fowler- 81 Wells, Phrenologi-s ead
PubIishers, Clinton Hall l3l Nssss0-ss. ne P-rs

~ Sew-York Water-Cure Establishment,
frnfvsr.ty-nsr. 10 6W-
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Euyt.oXuE>r A. AGENr.-wsnted,

tImdde-s sed man in good Circumstances, shoh shout
10 give up his pr sent business by which be has by ~
wears applicable secured mpeirncy, sad who would
s- himself Of SONS kind, IN ms
CITY which established reputation for Industry lneg
ry aud pecunisry responsibility would be counted /" OF
some value aud In which he could fair sssry, Say
from $500 10 5000 Al interview NAV be bad ~ sddft"
ng n stihis Office Applications received fof 10 Gays
,-fDfs daritng fth II"
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NOrICE.-A PhysIcisn witches TO oblsn sisusion n
1 ' a drug essb ishment In this city Hswill mbe him
SCI very useful hts oyer either In preparing Or ds
pansng medicines having good know II these ie-
psrmeuts lie wishes steady employment. sni q Wiling
Dor one wear Ia engage Tor moderate compensation The
highest esumouals given OF ability. sti Nc Fer sr h-
information the publisher of The Gazs;te OF mo
Union and Golden Rule, a Annst N Y m< lw-
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NUuNt. rkN from the country are wsr'~i, 10 eel
! several cheap and popular ~orhs Issued 81 ssmners
Boston Public snor Rooms The lsgest commission viii
he allow ed or far wsg-s nv the month viii be paid
i.rg- cheap will be s-pt constantly 90 hand
travelling ss.ns Will do well 10 call Gail Immediately ~
sKISNFRS Publication Room. N. Y. Branch Office, l'c
Rroaiw Az room No. = up stairs ~ I'm
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uIppi. E.AGRD WOMAN want, slua'ioa

iecion 10 20 the country Also resreetshlr Young
gr wsns situation chsmhermsd and good ssh" ara
roner or to 90 geners housewOrk In spIivse family good
cily references required Please csl 81 ~ Pcsfst
door. font Can be seen ior Two days, COZ en-
gaged. mo =.
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This Z, the vote as near rs at present ascertainei
There IL all scattering vote, which may Affect the
result in the State. The apparent discrepancy be-
tween the number of votes pled and the for
against the constitution arises from the fact that the
"Peope's ticket (the suffer tioteD had hesdiog
to IL touching the constitution Thus about tnou-
sand votes polled actually In favor Of the ooust
tuition, without any expression upon IL
The town Is growing more rapidly than ever. u
Rome not built in day }" good portion OF San
Frascisco sometimes Is IL l. almost incredibs With
what rsidty bpildings raised here You will see,
the neat large house is reared upon rhe streets
% change their torn In day two that one hardly
knors how to travel III give you one instance ON
. corner nert TO the Parker House stood old tent
used Tor gambling, called the " El Dorado" saw IL
Standing there one asy-left tosH, and returning in
about ffteu days found, in Its stead, . nsgniH-
cent four story ~ Dorado in full operation. And
all this with lumber at three hundred dollars thou.
sand and csrp.sisrs wss.' SIC per day We CsliiSr
VI Dorado II may not be unoerestng for you TO know
In vhst manner so large house is appropriated aud
divided. The Whole lower IL devoted purely to
the purpofes Of eambiDg and monte faro and rouets
hold unlimited sway. In this tables each
monthly rent Of Eve thousand four hundred dollars or
within fraction Of sxty eve thousand dollars per
nun for single room about twice the size OF Jour edit
toris sanctum Here hundreds and thousands Of dot
lars char ge hands daily and IL IL not uncommon 20
zee piled up on stabe bank OF ten thousand dollars
The upper rooms are rented for oGces and sleeping
apartments, there being about dfty renting ct one
buDor.d dollars month This house T. buils asd
owned by two men, who landed here Elk months ago
wiheut dollar In their pockets aud Who by streak
ofluck" at gambling have thus In their possession
prinoely fortune.
As you will by the price current provisions have
raised In price enormously since your last sdvioes
Flour has up from fifteen TO forty dollars Unless
receive gfresh supply soon, ve shall be unable to
live here through the winter Talking of prices saw
yesterday fee paid to gentleman Of the las OF the
sum Of eight thousand dollars fer professional ser.
vices which probably occupied his time about ten
dsys looked vstfully at the gold bag and In wardy
-ishsd thst had been bred lawyer
he news from the mines IL just what might be en-
that sbor has been In many cases suspended, and
vets dams have been carried away by the freshe No
new discoveries Of plscers have been lately made With
the exception OF immense ledge 81 rocks
for mer and miles filled With geld aud veins Of
gold. This IL not as yet public ausir, and very fev
know where II lies send you berssith . small spsci-
Of the article ut the same time stating that mos
OF the rock Ia far richer than this ana IL supposed
vii turn out an osncs Of gold TO the hundred pounds
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INTELLIGENCE FROM THE MINES.
NO CALF ORNlA MAILS.
&c. &c. &c.

The steamship Empire city, Captain Wilson, arrived
at this Fort yesterday morning, from Chagres,
Kingston, Jam with two weeks later intelligence from
all parts OF California
The California brought to Panama by the
steamship Panama Captain Bailey, the 4th instant
at O'Clock r. NJ. She left San Francisco the 10th
ultmo and had extremely pleasant passage, aud
death accident occurred except that Of gentleman
from New York, who died the ship entered the bay
and was buried in Panama.
The Panama brought two hundred and fifty pssssn-
gers, and half a million In gold dust.
There passengers and the half million of gold dust
were broughtto this city in the Empire City. Annex
cd the Of the lucky individuals to whom the
gold dust is consigned -
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The propeller Hartford. which was passed by the
California her last downsard trip, near cape St
Lucss had not reached San Francisco When the psna
Nh left
The steamship Unicorn wss TO leave San francisco
on the LIST iDft. for ,nams
From the Pacific News
The Steamboat Senator, Captain John Pelt, came up
on I'm experimental trip On fuerdsy last The SeDA
tor, as almost every one knows ia boat n the nrst
class capacous aud staunoh, and well calculated for
navigating the river aud bays She arrived mid the
cheers OF hundreds on the snbsrcsd.ro aud the dis
charge of cannon 1t IL sad thai the Will make her
trips in from ten to twelve hosrs TO traaci.co
to this city hence she viii b. desiieIa In thus
community which has been long hopes for. rhe
steamer Senator performed the pasrsgs from SacrA-
meuto c,y to San Francisco yesterday the 7th inst
In nine hours nfty minutes Inc ling delay at Be-
nicis, OF twenty five minutes she lsfc Sacrament
City at eight O'clock A. NJ and arrived here Mt I've
O'Clock fifty minutes. Running time, nine hours
twenty I've minutes
We have had the pleasure Of seeing portions OF the
resurveys OF the OF the river which
are now In progress and nearly completed under tss
rection Of tspt Ringgod u. 5. ~ lhs charts which
We have beautifully executed aud give evi.
dencs that the has been done ~i accuracy md
fidelity We understand that these charts to
b. published here, and commend them to the At
tshton Of thoee interested In the navigation Of tho
waters which they describe.
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We saw . man yesterday from tho Middle Fork, who
has been work but six weeks and 10 that time has
turned out with bic own hands ss thousand Ave hun
dr,d dollars He had one lump weshing t~enty-seven
and half ounces
We are requested to mention for the information Of
our readers, that parties shipping treasure by the
st. obliged to clear the same at the custom
house IL seems that this IL an excellent plan.
II II other purpose IL will at least put within
the reach Of our community very valuable aud nte-
resting statistical information, In reliable form. But
q not informed and should be glad to learn,
What legal authority there IL to require clearance Of
gold dust or money from eur port
prom the Placer Times Oct 2T
Our advicee from the plscsrs continue favorable,
although many Of sickness are contapty occur
ring Miners now making their I" fall and winter
arrangements" and the dry dggings will b. densely
t.r.st from the Trinity DsRings IL IL thought, hos.
that the miner will fcsrcely be paid fer the toll
and expense o. his journey to that region.
tectiops sf the placer within the past week two but
scarcely think them worthy Of giving particulars. AZ
IS can get at It, miners are doing fair bp'i
most Of the streams and 10 IA ssd that the dry
diggines In many parts Of the mining region will b.
found quitess profitable a. last winter
Letter to the Pacific News
MARirosa Mfrns,
Sunday october IL, lS{g \
Should you deem the foliosiu items worthy Of TN
f.rtiop IN your talented aud enterprise ng paper you
are vt ibsrty to give them insertion
You kbON the life Of insr AID will. Therefore ex-
the sOied snd rsUsh spp.a soce OF this comuun
eaton Gold continues TO b. had here by worsing
bard tor u In the vicinity Of oil trenonts digging,
there are many who msse from $40 to an ounce per
dsy, and Yet there many sho leave here sal aud
dsstp,irted IL IL here douetess ss in other n
Infatuated persons enter the Pseeros With vogue idss
o Jumps and pounds Of god dOtttpg the Of ths
tsrb suo nothing more required 90 a. than stop aud
rick up the slittenug treasure But repest sod B.
tn - TAO BY workug hare fir ". The man $40 ~ili
msbfuly tske hie piok and crOsbsr aud regard
81 fatigue heat snu thirst, dIive in-o tn- sUus
ock, bss no business here. he observer and pAUes
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trcm me racine NeNf, NOV 10
Pursunnt 90 nCtss given In QUE column, respect
able portion Of citizens assembled at the Methodist
church on Sunday evening the ASH ait and organ.
ized the San Frsncisco Bible Society auxiliary to the
American Bible Society
During the services II the evening" Mt Ball, agent Of
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TWO CENTS.

tns rarent society laid before the meeting the views
entertained by the society of the q ce Of the
neotnow open In California for the circulation Of
SCRIPTURES The meeting was also happily addressed
Dy FREDERICK Billings, Esq After choice Of officers
liberal subscription opened to aid the society in
its operations.
that 1t Is the design Of the society estab
Hth depository In this city where Bibles may be
obtained In the various Languages spoken by
gems, and that supply OF books this purpose are
their way hther
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The foloving resolutions were then offered and
onsnimously adopted
ed, That hereby pledge ourselves TO stand
10 abide by for three months the tArin OF prices
just sdp pied aud that shalt held any aud all kper
s.ns who may depart from this standard during the
time speciusd striving TO lover tho dignity OF labor,
and ), Ell emiss t. our interests
Resolved, That We hereby pledge ourselves to show
respect to Gods ordinances of the sabbath and will not
that day except 10 Of extreme necessity
Re Owed, That tn. thanks u this meeting be ter
dsr.d to Capt DenIi-on for the voluntary offer Of his
Escbsrge Tor our future meetings
Resolved. That the good will 81 this meeting, aud Of
the workiDgm.n OF san frsDcico generally due to
the of the Pacific NeUs the organ u the
aboripg clAstes ana california Interests and that the
thanks OF drsy be hereby rendered TO Aessrs
Faulkner Leland for their ib-rsiity In Publishing
gratuitousy our notices sod proceedings
On motion voted to soJpu To saturday evening
next, 10th INST, ~ the ZANE tine and place.
J. JUDSON AMEs, Chm'n.
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Perhaps nothing serves 20 show copclusivel
the rapid advance Of San than
business III the pot office This Office open from
t d and duripg these hours the building since the
arrival II the Panama has been literally surrounded
by multitude waiting for their turns the delivery
Windows The postmaster has gone to ths extent OF
the means at his dispo al in effort as
commc date the public but still finds his force n I'D
space insufficient aud has applied the depsrtmrn ut
Tor AID 1he letters brought by the Panama the
3lst ut numbered come 80 900, which were prom OF.
ly sreorteo aud distributed, notwiths:an ding the
1ncohveDience attending the dis patch OF large mail