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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-11
ThsopHRE Malay, Aaeyi .ses

ZINE OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION ~
L iuE ne progeny u NJ. } Nsns OF tGs CIV NAL
LAsf LYELL Will cell 81 sgeion 90 " roSespAf.
l9h irsL Al Il ociocs, al SIS Bfcsdwsy, sdjoinrx ths
pictures In See order for he dra~ngroom ssleEy
Amoug he number III be found some hos Eas isa sod
.r.pss kc osntenen of tsss and eonros sars NJ Sal
hs collection well worthy OF ,heir AZ spuon. Sale ros
i've Catalogues 70 be lad 81 tho Aueuonser. q Wal
Of and Al place Of sale where he rsnnng. can no~
% erspinsd. dlo Sas-
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J. " BROWN, AucEioreer

j. W BROWN, Aucuocref
4 ARGE AND PkRkmprokN slLE ofSAs
LINEr AND HOUSEHOLD FURNlrJkE TUES
DAY, Dec n. 81 30 o'clock ~ lo2 brvscSy "
BKOWS will ssl auction fJf &c cuai OF vsrioos me-
uh.curers 70 pay advances and closs eoosis cots,
isrss stock OF rosewood. black ~snut and mas gay
Nr1ure, enbra ing complete sssottmsat 81 hsnasosse
paor chamb.f and hoassaola furniture, togethef
with great variety 81 rich sna fancy
goods Also, superior rosewood p.sno-fJfse. dc Zs
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~ New srs Csrisu,:-S'1;.s Psrsss - srss ca AZ sni
-. CO .rcn. Ipssands and Pen Trsys Clss rer
60 sras, OF Gems Tsy loE sie sSS clsis src,s &c
-. s.. x.',f m. &C With arg ysrety of Oiiis FER
80 "a ~ al. Ru bier Toys OF essanss design ana wotk
n,snsA,, saitaele for Hon5ay presena Yo tLe ey ne
HCpsOa MANUFACTURING co
Mus. ls. esvstvsy
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-..s There ha, however, bsen conS.dsrsble inquiry
stbous msny trsnssc,or' Sterling ranges from u 10
a IRE latter being the sskog rste Of Leading drawers
g,,,, clsss bile however. be hsd At e. per cent
Produce tHls are selling at :. a73 per cent. Francs
are plenty ard the rates lower. TIE tss' have been
rather extensive AIS 5lad527i.
The receipts Of the Norw ca aud Worcester
Road continue 70 show favorable result and gain On
,...~ Ta...--,-o, e., gover,ge- were "a aaNec 3:
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/. SUPERIOR aI octave city .nad'

-uzsrsx.,A sUP.aIOa SIX octave ei'y. M d =,
<-x%$X os-~oOd Piano, th,ss yssrs IN 1's' o.
isnt iols AID 10 ffsi-fsfs order 'Oss
Apply a. 20 stsBtOo-sI 20 yern Coismola sso Ssn'
Ron as ~ -
~-ze FOR sALE-A sntpt. elsas elo.s
C.4s &&C Cvri.ss, q modern aye. MY % sea
&C. .; ;.',.' = 30 res. .. II s:
lIA>D WARRANTS eonst.say bought .nd SOD
Il soIdt.rs WILLOWS ard other bsn Of so.diss VINO
p .erg.9 10 he MEXICAN OK Revolutionary Was, Or no
D'~t War win Eogland. bsviBg claims ssaoss ne
- tfrttad states are - cupstsd ~ cal e. . .
al II. > wBlIE co $ ores - Wal.-,t.
-. CALIFORsIA HoCsEs:-Tbs well Saown
- supply shippep and -lsrsnls with Houses sup-r1of
70 any lhas 81. ssy Other msrtst a vsJ lo~ zee
oar boqses heen tsi approved Of snd srenss,ly
p.roaiIsd 81 cshforniAns ssd ode's Cal 81 80 srost.
wsy oil l~'
EEW ROUTE TO BUFFALO,
y-.- -ss-zrsssss- VIA sEW. YORK AND Erie RAIL
~ - ROAD on .La after konasy. Dec
.,..noon from ia f;o5 ~ Dssas-.i day lsandsy. Il
e-D 20 ass oc.Oca 80 srnv- 81 oeae's nsTt fsY
AZ sas..o he SANE s1snisy Fsrs 70 osa-va s1
Fright for Gsosyl, Roebsssr Ba1ao, sne al places
v-ss = Cscsvs vii - a<sn Al ias fgpt u Dl.9s .,
esi issndsy. sre-p,stl al oeioes b. frei go 70
places --H Of Gersss vii os forvuaS< y railroad
On Aoedsy, las ia la. .. boar Of ssvtas Es@ Yo's
vi Do ehsos-c icsloes Ps. el9 l.n
cssfs STEAMSHIP? SARAH sssIss-a.
1LE-k eors-qasoes " he poo-srr = - ~. 80
Th0ms.oc 1aui ibis mofoieg w. :.
vii ee selsJs rucl WeoEesdsy, ne .ZA lss a.,
o'elc-E - 4. olch boar 90. VIII sal Al Ps%'N-s
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FulLhrTLFBiA Dc DAN enss Aer7l doves -to1
Fed. Msej1Ck. sr-s yoba C.stnnT, ne NsTor 80 q
AdsIr. hcrtsr.a1 Boston, sfrs-, u.f~s A19-Ji L'te
lee. 'sz Iors. Brs-3 we HH-6Y, 40
Ca-e.BsrE fyfs, R@u sor, - Jas % IT. bus. Ff1-
Yin Bo.t.r; Fef MADDOX D., srtrs tut ~ Frl por
..t-rtr Ch.rs,or5 i,.o-s Tt'nsoa. coTscr key We.
We.c. a. Hs-4 Mobile Msdsifs + SARDINIA sn.f
C,-t. Ef,t yD Edh croEs p siou Mar N'' SINH f'fi
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THE ARTISTS DREAM.

Or sALE-Aneiis's celebrated PaioCnK, Tn- End
A. IT the - ORD. or to- Artis Dr-sl1' tis offered
Sz5ssin. y nay bs seen a MOntssue Ha,, Brook'Yr
c. Wednesday ard Thursfsy eve41gs L. 10 considered
one Of th~ lost effective eNhihtO PIC res ever opened
10 81 County ar has beer visited by many hgcr a.
80 particulars, sd4rss. c. q b'Tsih eli Sssf
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Xxx iSoRABAMa Aas.ioo.e,, .

LNIRNlTURE-ThlS DAY a. 10 Veloes ti n bsck
mar-s large assortment OF seondhsnd foIniture, %
hmily removed ffom Twenty second o., via carpets
and CLOTHS heoch brdste.d bed sud mattresses chairs
.ofa. Freuc chsrs eoyd ~uh ne slio,. coaches hal
stands ehlns cut glass sots ssd blan
kst sheets euslns Nc also, 7excslsot eoosing Stoves
Ia good order, pee new Brussels ca psts dil Ia
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FzIsAN.
ROLAND OASHEL,

ROLAND OASHEL,
NOVEL
~ CHAsiEs LEvsE.
Actlor a rNarIag y Mse,. " - pRtrick's Eve &c
us-rE,s1 y PhiK.
Pan III far- rp lie con eUOn Of the w0Y 5vO .5c,s
Tn rvor. rorop. ,te 81 paper = cents. 10 mUsu, g.
Tuis spisndid novel - Lever, hss bought golden
opinions fon ali togs Of m@n. The prh'c have een 10
nght-d - in The nd second pare srous Weekly
II .iersnt =niln anu drp-ry of ihs ~ri,er rel4s'
syery voIz from ia pen perfect ieAs R5snc ashe.
4. excellent IMolil. A!yerti5sT.
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Excess IN le4s, - Sos 81. eq1ai 20 ~ pei 011''
The increase is enaro,y Il the local 0uHnes' sc
s.sioiy ~ f.igat.
Too increase OF ths Macon snt western Rad
z. November shows v9sy large gain over ias1 year.
We snoeT the 6gurss and sso the assregsle earnings
81 hi. road Tor toe a.ca! ycsI ending Fl,
Ds.snlOsT "a compared With thu year before
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lIAND WARRANTS eOostsshy bought .n1 so,a
II sodi.r, WILLOWS ard other heirs of soldiers VINO
p $500 10 he Mexican OK Revolutionary was or no
~ Isa Wa. Win E7giand, ssvisg claims ssHo's ne
al IN. WHITE co IS Ot-s, s. Wal'st
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- riaISt@arasF tua..r t--L~tfsr SsTF - p =
ife.ari. 5-ol1,l a. ..l pf--s o - Co1u1e1L
- -iofe a. 1s Broadway 80 Otce at bfcsd-sy
filr ts-fs s.ovs Csnsl . 90 J.fOE morning. a. n
! a.c.1c. LAMBS {. HARRiOTT ou ~
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I PnfT fTTr-T. . % 2. l-tt
= 60 -'wit for aiif~~-io Tee ---f' - Co.
fa'.is -7 t1- mel seq Oh o. viz ofef -
rs cfee ~ 7urscsy. re 17tn irtt - Z nj WI
1 y - s-@z--~s PFS
CENT CITY sn1 CHEsOKEE. ciosng e. 49,
s'sD ~ ~ rfies c=1osf-f re- Es cpsrg n ~ r-sg
a. - - se = -Ee4 % 20 ~ 81
/ tl 80 ~ BRADY. Pos .rsslcf.
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

.er-Tbs nodsrr-bsih tkree-story b0ass, isl
- ~, sss.,n,h.sL between The secgot AID TsD1
- .sns.. Ill - rsobe6 lov gsc. Nay l. Apply t
-. 10 a. or 81 ~ Wthsm o. cliI~'
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"a CaLIYORsIA HOC-Es.-Ths -=llSnovr
"a i'm OF GEoRGE FREEMAN co are prepared 70


- sqpoly ,nippers and -mlsrsn with hOoses sup~no
Ia any ras shs Jr G1y Other mstst a. vsJ low zee
oar bgq,es hsve been vsi approved Of snd sxensi,s
osroaiIsd - cshfornAns ard 0tBsrs Cal 81 % ssost
80 oil w.
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EEW ROUTE TO BUFFALO,


IsSfS STEAMSHIP SARAH ssNE -
zLEtE rons.sasces " he p0s-srryI % - -
Th0my.oc sah ibis mofoisH - a. I
vii ee delayed uuel WsoEesdsy, ne .ZI. lss- -
o'elc-E - /. ocn bOgr 90. VIII sal Al Ps''''t
rscusa ed 10 D. O. board :, ihss o01r o,y.pn sOS
cff lr- } 49, :
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Corrsspsndsat.
BALTIMORE. February IA

BALraoKE. February I4-5, p.
Festival Of ST. Observation-Disclosures Of the Ba"ors and
Ohio Railroad westDardJsdgs MeLams for the Senate
the Markets &c.
iroc mischief aud love making, and extensively Is
being celebrated by married and single. beyond all
ceden At both the post office and despatch post they have
received bushels of them for delivery
At a meeting Of the board Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad this morning, the President stated that last
every impeachment the advancement of the road from
Cumberland west had been removed, and that nothing
remained but to push the road with possible speed
and with this view he has given contractors He
also referred the financial condition Of the company and
the floating debt has been reduced $500 000
900 since he into office few months since.
and that the balance will be swept of before the LIST of
April thus leaving the revenue of tho company,
$500 per annum entirely free from all charges and APP
pcable solely the construction of the road and that
he proposals from capitalists both home and abroad
for the purchase of bonds TO meet any contingency
telegra phc despatch from Philadelphia that
Judge Parsons has given up Hyer, the pugiist. DO
brought here for trial. Sullivan is also said be under
rest in New York.
despatch from Ohio that the wings of the egsa-
have resolved support the Hon. Judge Mclean for
United States senator.
The MARKErs,-In the Baltimore MARKET this morning,
-four not bouyant sales of 3Os bbs 81 s7 and
$50 at 81 9a2 all that could hear Of sales OF
City Mills.
Nothing doing In wheat, there is none aaoat.
Small sales yellow at SO cts, and white As
Sale OF one cargo fair oats at 80 cts.
Nothing doing in whiskey The article is dull ~
in bbls., and % cts in hhds.
At New York, this morning, the stock market was
not quito so bnoyan, and securities have
slightly declined Sales board of treasury note
is at 1881, and new loan iii, being CT decline the
quotations of yesterday
Flour is steady but not active. Small sales of
brands at IS II 10 56 and common Genesee IS So
SIS rs southern do held IS So Corn meal 81 SIT
81 81. Rye flour SO 81 SO ST.
Nothing doing in Genesee wheat-held at l3o cents.
Sales of prime red lis Corn steady. Sales of
O0 bushels IS for mixed and cents for yellow
Southern oats 70 30 cents rye 66 cents.
Provisions are dull; pork nominal $l2 and prime
$ll I2A Sales of lard in bbls. at 81 cts.
Groceries steady Rice, best quality 81 81 per lib.
Whskey q "a cts. per gallon.
The cotton market continues rmer sales of 400 bales
the advanced rates quoted yesterday.
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r LECTURES for the benefit OF the Poor.-The Lad es'
IL Union Benevolent Society, having secured the
Of several distinguished gentlemen to deliver
lectures general subjects, the proceeds of which
aid the funds Appropriated for the relief and poymcnt
of female of city, the public respectfully
informed that the first lecture will DE delivered Tuesday
evening next the 10Th instant hapast O'clock
at Unitarian Church, by the Hon r. w. THOMPSON,
of Indiana Subjects The Laboring Classes-what they
are and what they ought to be-"
Tickets for the whole COURSE Of four lectures, dollar,
TO be had all the bookstores hotels and of each of
Managers of the Ladies' Society also the door the
evening OF the lecture. Single tickets q cents
The privilege of the organ OF the church being kindly
granted will enable the Society secure the IN usca
talent, OF more OF our distinguished musicians
Feb. ID
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Resoped, That ii be recommended that said convention
be held the Pueblo dc San Jose the second Monday
OF January next.
The following gentlemen were elected by ballot, 10
serve as delegates to the convention above Capt X
H. Dmmick. Dr. Benjamin Cory, and J. ID, Hoppe, esq.
On motion, il was
R,soipsd That DIR J. Stokes be committee to walt on
o. C. Pratt, esq and request OF his eloquent re-
marks To this meeting, for publication
On motion, il was
RrsolUed That the secretaries be committee to procure
the publication OF the proceedings OF this meeting In the
California Star
On motion, il WAS
ResoIpsd, That this meeting adjourn.
CHAS. WHITE, President.
+ !, 1 S sss::..,, Vice Presidents.
". ; / Gss assss. Secretaries.
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Prens. Gards-soason.bls Caution.

Washington is rapidly filling up with strangers, as the
arrival of Gen. Taylor and the ceremony OF the naugu-
ration approaches Many drawn by curiosity, sew
eral by the spos of Office; by the hopes of plum
der of the pocket To crafty the last propensity, vio
ence may sometimes be used upon the person, and some
times the skill of the craft will be exerted by dexteIous
pickpockets.
We have heard of several where men have been
recently knocked down in this city and robbed. We
understand that Tuesday night individual, his
way home, the Island Gas it is caed,) in the neigh
bohood of the Smithsonian Institute, knocked down
MS pockets picked, and then his body tumbed into
his own door, whilst he himself insensible.
We would caution fellow-ctzens TO take care
to watch their houses well their personso beware
of direct vioenca-and to stow away their pocket books
in secure place, avoid the pickpocket, partcu-
larry in a crowd. Many in Washington will, if
he negects this precauon, the consequences Of his
remissness.
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The New York papers bring us the following account
of the gold fever that is spreading in Europe And yet
whilst California is about to be crowded with adventur-
ers-some of desperate character-even from Europe,
who have no touch of American feeling, we regret to
find Congress torn by different counsels, and yet
making no provision for the eectua of that
distant Territory. Can such a result ba possible'
THE GoIp FEVER IN EuRopE.The California gold seek
inc mania has extended continent of Europe and in
the ports of Germany and Denmark there are already YES
sells fitting for the conveyance of Adventures to the
region The English journals are still crowded
with of vessels loading enterprises organ
ling and Joint stock companies forming all set in motion
by continued favorable reports from the United States
of the marvellous riches of the discovery.
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Iiclief of Sailors

II affords much pleasure to publish the card oil
James d. Johnson, Esq OF Norfolk, Virginia, and we
hope that the citizens of Washington will afford him sub
santial aid in his benevolent undertaking Mr. Johnson
does forward the advocate of an institution
OF mere local importance. but OF truly charitable asso-
caton established for the benefit of branch of the pub
lie service No who has been seaport town
when the of of our national vessels was paid
off and discharged, have failed TO notice the allure
ments thrown out TO induce the sailor to squander
his hard earnings These allurements often succeed
in their object, and the wages of years of pnvaton are
lost in few days. We do not know the details of Mr..
Johnsons PLAN yet but wish success TO any
scheme which is dictated by charitable motives, and in
tended to benefit and protect our sailors when of the
service of the government
Sailors Home in Norfolk, Virginia.
elias the sailor claims every individual, which
have never been nett"
We the undersigned, from the most satisfactory test-
monias. would hereby introduce to your acquaintance
Mr. James ID. Johnson the accredited agent OF the Nor
folk Seamens Friend Society, and commend him and the
object of his visit to this place. viz: to get aid towards
building Sailors Home in Norfolk, Virginia, to your
kind regards and generous patronage and most per-
but feel how deeply all are indebted to seamen
for comforts, Injuries, and protection in time OF war
how indispensable they carriers OF light and the
of salvation 10 the heather, and how exposed 10
peculiar temptations frauds, comfortessness, and often
in seaports, confidently leave the patriot
and Christian the movngs of the silent eloquence OF
the cause itself
Revs. VIM. Matthews, John c. Smith, Geo. w. Samson
Joseph II. Allen, Smith Pyne, f. Ballantine, L. r
Morgan. John Lanahan, VIM. McLain, J w. French
VIM. Hamilton. Henry Slicer, r. r. Gurey O. b
Eckard, T. M Reese.
WASHINGTON CITY, February ID, 1S49
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AUGUSTA BRIDGE CAsE.-Among the ihrons now gath
erng into 'mass meeting at Browns Hotel, we saw,
day ago, the venerable Henry Shultz, the found
er of the American Hamburg, and the plaintiff in the
great Augusta Geogia Bridge now pending in the
Supreme Court in which matter of nearly million OF
dollars is involved. More than quarter of a century
at law. one would think might have made heavy in
road old mans stock of life, but it has seemed, in
Mr. Shulns case to have scarcely made impression
on him, either in mind or person
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DIED.

On Tuesday the 18th instant suddenly of hemorrhage
lungs Miss CATHARINE CECILIA McARANN, in
Of her
and those of the family invited
funeral Thursday the 18th instant at O'Clock
father John McArann 18th
streets
philadelphia papers please copy1
Tuesday the lah instant after lingering Illness which
bore with Christian torttude JOHN WILLIAMS native
holm, Sweden, in his 33l year.
New York papers please copy.)
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Ohio Legislature.
[By Telegraph for the Baltimore Patriot

COLUMBUS. OhioQ Feb. 10, p m.
The wing members of the Ohio legislature met last
night caucus. and after considerable discussion agreed
supporting Judge Mclean for United States senator to
fill the seat now held by Mr. Allen whose term expires
the 4th of March, The legislature has not fixed the
day which the election shall take place.
The Senate, by vote OF 26 to g. has passed resolution
nstcng the senators and requesting the members of the
House of Representatives in Congress to for any
that may be brought before that body concerning
slavery in which the Wilmot Provso may be embraced
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INSPECGAL CARD.-Mrs. GARRETT ANDERSON will
~ from this date sell reduced price her stock of Music,
50 as to compete with any Music dealer in the District
Mrs Ande rson's stock OF Music is and very large
ut of the and best published, and
posed generally of selections from the best authors
New Music received every few days. and orders for Mu.
sic and Musical Instruments promptly attended 10.
Music and Stationery Store, between llh and 18th
streets. Pennsylvania avenue. Feb l5-lmd
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
E~h~..xu toN

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February 2, 1849
THE means OF the government being ample To
quidate all claims against up the LIST OF April
without calling in before that date further payments
account OF the loan of l8i3 and desiring to all
interest notice is hereby given all the
cess bidders for that loan by whom any balance is still
DUE that they permitted to postpone any further pay
ments until the LIST OF April next.
r. J. WALKER,
Feb 9-eo4tif lInsel.l Secretary Of the Treasury
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From Lon don.

rrHE Whist Players Hand book; 81 cents.
The Handbook Of Carving with hints the etiquette
of the dinner table illustrations; 81 cents
The French Scholars Hand book 81 cents.
Hand book of French as it must be spoken 81 cents
Hand book OF Heradry many illustrations; 81 cents
The German Scholars Hand book 81 cents
The Anglers Handbook many engraving; 81 cents
The Chess Players Handbook 81 cents
The Han. book of Domestic Cookery; 81 cents.
The Hand book OF Architecture engravings 81 cents
Small volumes for the pocket, imported per steamer Can
ada and just received by +. TAYLOR.
Feb Is
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WEDNESDAY, February Ia, 1919.

WEDNESDAY, February II, 1919
Charles T. Cromwell and Heman B. Ely, esqrs., of New
York, admitted attorneys and counsellors of this
court.
No. 1. The State of Missouri. complainant u.s. the
State of Iowa The argument of this cause was con-
tinued by Mr. Green for the complainant and by Mr..
Mason for the respondent
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock.
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Rising Of the PeopleProgress Of the Cause-Meeting
In San Jose.
The following report of the first provisional government
meeting in the Territory was received last week.
meeting OF the citizans of the Pueblo Upper Caor-
nia held at the Acades Office in the Pueblo de San
Jose, Monday evening, December IL, 1s4s, for the
abshng provisional Territorial government, for the
better protection of life and property, until the United
States shall extend over their protection, by furnish
ing government and laws for California
Chas. White, esq, called to the chair, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected vice presidents DR.
James Stokes, Maj. Thomas Campbell, and julius Mar
tin, esq and P. B. Cornwall and William L. Beebee
appointed secretaries.
The object of the meeting was stated in brief and
happy manner by the presidents after which, it was moved
and carried, that committee of five be appointed to
draught and report TO the meeting preamble and resou
tons expressive of its object The following gentlemen
were appointed such committee: Capt X. H. Dimmick
DR.. Ord. DIR. Benjamin Cory, Myron Norton, esq, D.
During the absence of the committee, O. c. Pratt esq
from Gaena, Illinois, called forward, and addressed
the meeting, urging, in very eloquent manner, the i'm
portance OF the immediate establishment OF some kind of
civil government
Mr.. Norton from the committee for draughting pream
BILE and resolutions, reported the following, which
unanimously adopted;
Whereas the treaty of peace between the United States
of America and the republic OF Mexico has LEFT the Terri
tory oil California without any organized government
form OF law and whereas also, is the duty well as
the privilege OF all good American citizens. when thrown
their adopt such for their
own protection as compors with the constitution of the
United States and VIII best subserve the interests of
citizens OF this Territory and whereas also, many
recent depredaons upon life and property, committed
within said Territory, calls upon ali good citizens 10 be
active In the organization OF government, and code of
daorsi therefore,
Resolved That is expedient and proper for this meeting
TO and urge upon the citizens OF the several
districts OF the Territory OF Upper California, send dele.
gates to general convention for the purpose OF nomina
ting suitable candidate for and for such other
business as may be deemed expeden by the members OF
such convention.
Re'orsd That this meeting appoint three delegates
represent this district. in said convention.
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BY order of the High Priest: J. b. THOMAS,
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