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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

The Fltchburg Road pays e cent for SIX
months . The Old Colony Road passes the July div
dend the earnings 20 be devoted TO the payment OF
the floating debt. The Mutual Fire and Marine lnsu
rance Co Of Baltimore declares 90 = cent on the net
earned premiums Of the year aid ? cent On the
outstanding certificates Of profits.
Bills Of the Putnam County Bank, y y altered
from smaller denomination 10 so are IN circulation
u Bo.ion. The words Twenty Dollars in the body
OF the bin are printed with type which may al IN de-
tectins the fraud
The B,.fon TreJeier says Mr. Munroe- Alien
Agent has received notice ~ suits which have been
brought IN the supreme Court by three of the prnc
pal forwarding hnns Of that city. tor the recovery
back OF sums paid head money for Immigrants -
The amount sued for by three persons is 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
w1NANT-s BOARDING SCHOOL

TOR MASTERS AND MISSES a. Lite very, ~ =
maze "a 3 WlNANT. sss.s,et ~ Ars WlSANI -
nsrsctou = gwen u Engsh and laay -sei- ?. a-chrs
~ = .-,.r.90 Crtren received from 20 3 wears
sge Team. fof board and tuition ron - % 80 Per
year psyab.s quarterly .avsloe ~ niSrHsson re
soec-ng The school inquire ~ ai Isl hA-'D-N =, -'
C.lal and Narlck 80 NeH-l 1fA - --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

Patrick Haughev all FOR ssssul' ard battery fned
IS o. stsnd committed till paid Thomss Lynch for
not was fned So Alec % stand committed PAID Tf@
Court then Al ourned nr the but Judge Greenwood
u ,raL.acl llanner .lslness e.erT dav-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
CALIFORNIA GOODS.

Al A NIXON lN3 WILLIAM ST near John, has every
vi. article necessary for CALIFORNIA OUTFITS
Tents. hammocAs camp stools baukes. Mattresses cloth
I,, $50 lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

CLEARED-shq AZ Csa-f-r iv--7cc JOIN hs.-oet sou
Aa-a Rs,p-r Rs,i-r-sa. O-c-sa b. H-a N-rsz
CO java b Ssn-sr, i-o-c.
-t-sr- b Nar.H-~u-r. Aatf. Cttr-.tc1
Rat. p-si-g ~ Js---oi A. Bs a. sc
49,. Chattsn B-ars- a. H-u~ss Nurr >tls B1r
.sar Yafksar- ST. Lyuss = Jeal. NB IloIrsol. Fr--
nsa. ss'h
SIG F-s,c-. Saw - Tlgts. Re- i-~f Doy C1s.oa VIZ
J.-r 81 F1r-r ss-o-l. b. st-i -.-s. :. Jcal 81
tt1ati -. t.-. l-s--s. b.. -l-- % -r--r-e-
slcfr - Nsus. Co. C L Ws-a- Rkrs-t.. >1ril
Ht-car l.s-c A-art, Laur-1c- h b
ard Ia D-sroorr "a a. ssu1r-. r--r-e- h1Fv1
ss.Inrr- sorts. Gle " COss. ftis-~'-rF. -
Ga-- Bls;er A1-rctE SEE 6arrf g. O. A. fErfsa
>SsT-n
500. Jan-s Lameh--f K-nsy J1a -ss v al, Hss;s
s5t:1, ArPeey. a. Wllaz M-n-s. FroEl1sncs
ARRIVED Steamship CT St1tdart SOr-ss Jsas a
hsraE 1899 sv-t - sT-arg o - -h. as st-
aas 4sast o. sP~ 80 80 Nrs Cote "a sFss aas 81
al.f 80 sac A.71~sL
sac c.z-s- s-.f-os1 c..ss.ss g. ss.sss g, Ds-Ez
ps-Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

I,.,...- b. ,-. r,afh- ... "a
rTA-Rrmaius very dull Only tine and supeihne can De
Pao,,io>s-Some small sales OF Beef and Pork al o..
hui no large quantity could be disposed Of Hams fVis
DoNfsrie, mn continue As depressed az ever. and
hope for al lmpro' emeni Tor some tne rspr'iA
slrturs a. TWO manufacturers have .airy commenced
working. and viii coon De- able 90 supply l1f-c par q"
,he demand Tue quotations are nouna al -t.s o' o'"e
dris .op brown. aNrs stripes. l1or- ol "a -nifilnss
LuNtfE- The ouy sal.s have been for export a. at -n
tra.d
kosiNis wHu'ed tut no s'les have been mHoe ABOVE
Hlp.. h.ges been 90 good de'an the few parcel.
appearing having scf readily 81 9' same are he-d al
lol Stocs Tor safe shout ~ vt
ulcus s2ei and sales are held a. v'c Europe e. =,
tNChsNet advanced 90 ut in c'nseqi rrcr v a.. 80
from the Northern poIis of beng a. - sd Il uas
since declined TO Is: ~ atwhich Il i nominal
HINES or GOV. CRlrrs>Dy> -Some painful
reports concerning thc illness of Gov Cut,endcu were
100 circulation here Saturday evening snd yesterday
We understand that be had very severe attack OF
chocrs morhu-, hut we are reioiced 70 learn tnAt 3D.
though his situation time extremely crluca
vet hen the left Frankfort Il 10 o'clock yeser
day morning, be was considered out Of danger
Louisville Courier
ArrYMrr TO ENroRI MoNtY-lNCENDiAkisN
A,ouf h,e DAYS ago Ma Thomas pcrkins of Brook
mo- received an anonymous letter. threatening inst d
hc did not d,po-i'e certain amount OF money .n +
GEL riaiu place Dee should lose more than u amount oi
Friday This morning. ~ % clocA hls uAfn aiii si,
were srf or IRE snd consumed. together mn llAtu
ty az han sc The horses and carriages were 80 oa
.u safety. hos'o" ''''e'''''
Tgg CnyyAssE We learned from a gentleman
who lett the crcvsssc Yesterday afternoon nat M
works are steadily progressing and that NJ dscoar
ag.ng event has taken place ~ y nc '''--
For CALrroRSIA.-The fine ship Oxnard. Cspt
Cole cleared this forenoon for san Francisco -
She has = passengers and very large assorted cargo
among which are the frames and fixtures Of - houses
Boston Jour "a.
~ The Naval Court Martial sitting At Noriols
vas engaged on Wednesday IN the examination o. Cap
| tain Smoot
| ~ David Kell was shot dead by Rolin Ridge
| a, Van Buren, Ark short time since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

QUARTERLY JOURNAL or HEALTH adapted eA.
y gre-sy popular reading, ana containing pain anl
frtrf.ra ESSAY. .l fIr most rec licenses, 10y
EDWARD DIXON.
I'd u -rnf. each number There alr now ilfre nlrlcr-
Published he January nunl~r contains uc cr-r-ftiel
Hruc4e on NIDLfi Ia .t -
md fa- Msy SO those ~2.l+.fr sketches 'f ih3 Nr"
Au-k pascan- goo bee continued Dub .-e JAY '' u-oef l"
utI- % lie >A~fcuc-
Uh1 sa4H guard me >iefhe'a''
T.a-- sha fia.is Hi uf if. '. ,- -n--f7l 'i
,i- bis tssAfs I-sr--- tli- rlal l- 4rl'' ''-i
rI.4n-r F0q4fer
De- .art -r-rry l.uar ,rf -ngns -tfrs.m Dec ht
o.. ... ~rs.r - t- .ff. Ff'rrf - ''sf
.-.,.,.f b.. .-,a. e.err ..e- frslH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
JAMES COLE, Aucuoneer
nnn NAlIBLE BUILDING LOTS, situated

.JUO nu Bclf.rd. No~rand. Putnam, Macy, Iomp-
AIMS. Throop. Yates L~~is ami ties avenues snd Mail
son tui Monroe The Ninth Ward, Ciiy ~ bVoAy W
LANES COLI viii cell At Auction on TUESDAY.
June - al IL o'clock the Merchants Exchange, Ne~-
YOrk. no." sbOve-nsfne.i avenues ihis
property s beauui4lly located aud cannot be surpassed
TIE aud being opened aud graz
~ A. ~ the present own-r The clinton sN
and Bedford Line Of stages pas ~linn shoi ns
lance of the properly every few minutes Title unexcrp
uonabl-, any Information OF which can be obtained of
WIN z Powers Esq } Nas.an-st New York. For msps
and ll particulars terms order of sale. NC apply 10
the Aucti0neer % Futons Brooklyn, OF sWatst New
York ibgl JeN ons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
no LET AND FOR SALE.

81 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ~ ORANGE
~. The .ubscnoer ofer. Tor sale h. house and 10. N
- Orange. Essex Co three miles from Ne~1s,
fya-d sa The main street. and within tive minutes walk
of le dep0. Morris and E.sos Railroad where ne
-fop several times day Tue hou." Is ram" Two
siory bdnz 10 good order, - lees front and u deep,
AID hnlsh'd from gaurl 10 ee lar, sud also hienen
tNo stories high Nby - feet The ot contains az $50
amt IT, well improved. and l. stocked with chocr fruit
of every variety sud there - row Of hne large ems va
front Terms easy, aud possession gwen lmms"'a'sp
t- II no purchaser should desire i'. more land e.n
be purchased adlu1ing easy terms Inquire OF MAN
TIMOTHY W MULfORD
Orange y May p. ls.s Je2o Nv.
,rz FOIK COTrAGE-HOU-Es WANTED
~. Fusr 10 hire purchase -tustnd IN sDo nels"
- borhOod having The modem coDvcnisuess of ,f",on
wafer bathroom fang- &c and eslesl@ed 20, '"s sn
t-.l fsm.s either railroad OF stage route "un ~
Thirty fist Aoy person having such OF Nho Nvua -
Win. erect hem :, eo. u rented no, 10 s',s.s
$50 0r purchased not 10 cost more man v<sn ssch ms
hear u purchaser BY addressing W o. al ne once "
,hi. paper jszl lh.e
a. FOR -ALE.-A House and Shop 10 Beliesills.
~. corner ~ WllI.m and stephen .s Inc bVo.s ~
- one and h.f.t0D. the shop t~O-sofy, occupied ~
The .ubsenber shop aud stove a. re, ali ~ GOA
order nearly and pisa-snty sitaa,sd FOR g.,.s,,
| BROW. Or u M CHARLES STARR, Jr III ys.too..t
| n Y--BeueNAe. June -, lo,s. JsD
a. TO LET-Oa The bank u The North River al Hat
u:i nss, cottage uumi.hedl Win Stable. n'"s' 'n'
i@l5 ST. o A sACCHl, Brosdst
TOlYT- s,ors spruce. st Inquire at Tribune
-: Ornoe' OF u 7 PRICE. us Esst Broadway
| al i-u
| co FARM FOR sAIE-Consisting OF x1o se'ss.
~ about ~ Of winch are Wool ~ ssu,@y. 80 ia
s-<- narse aud the balance grskiog and upeo snn ~
fne stats Of a. Huntington Is.n.,
there several chufebe- 'eeoo' &c sp
tn.f- are ~odally communications Win ths ey sy'Hsss
| raa.nx ~ meet lie The L0ss lslsin hA1oa1
her. . 80 daily Win 10 eiy ~ s'SSm
to. va Cod sonny ~bich 10 Two milSs from tn~ tsm
The .lauon - feur-d and very hesiny h"e'- D@ins
"a bib md commanding avlsN VI lafse erisnt "A com
nv Loqx ..Dd sound aud ne shore Of cVnDsrncot Ibe
ot buldns. are ample and 10 s0Od order The properly
Iu be- I'D on tems 10 close estsls, and
| term. al payment made secgmnoa.nns Aopy,o
| WALTER y BRUSH, or
| STEPHEN BRUSH.
| ieZs staw3~' k4eeoiofs % FfouLst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
BROOKLYN

CITY CoCSrs-S4tsrdas following sentences we're
made GA Saturday. which were incurred by conNc uc4s
during The wcVk VI the oaenSos charged Andrew Am
bel, John kieTnsn, Thomas Rooney, Owen AeAGgn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

IALIFORNIA DEPOT AND PASSENGER OF
AFIIF II PARk.ROW. NEWBORN -- Scientnc
G1d.NNa.hrr- for individual OPERATOR weigh pounds
orr. s. Dor companies 2S pounds. so CWcuiars, de-
| ..,,l.vi.- ARNOLD BUFFUM co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

b. MOONEY, Auctoneef
BOOTS AND -HOE>.-TO'hOkkOWytI ue-dsyJ
ID 10 lU O'Clock so cases al store rs Pesfbst
general assortment Also, hand for private sale. al tho
invest rate. lmyx9 lawtfsMl A ID GALE. rs PesTlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
EXCURSIONS.


eoa, POR SAN FRANCISCO "a 1890 800.
S o. sssss ssE },sr e ci ~ s,oass. ...i-
v,, Cor Sh.xrss aroeL ssDrdsy, Jaas - ..
oeIoes n from Pier srr's 800 N ~. s.ssnss
49, s I'd Oregon having srnyec esek r.nsns ,es
nov open Or direct fssle COMM via -
yor ffsls u a passass Apply 70
sr.aesss.. HO%ARbh Sos, 81 Broadway.
G.nr~ steamship EMPIRE CITY, 1000 tons oef o
~ urI.,~ eouu .nder will sacc-ed the Cfeseso' Wy
- 81 1or chAgres 90 Tuesday, Js.y ". BOO ups
have sxssrsassd ssSssoss sits<ssd. ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
MARINE AL.
rORr OF NEM.YORk.....IrNE 3.

MINIATURE ALNANAc....Tgls
rEs ssr-f-s....t S-i...-- rsr N5os-s-t. u
HiGH wkrER....Jlu 3
sassv Aola Ill A. of la r. Gsis Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

IAiIP FILTERS livery account We received
nom Ir -fhmUs aad .rut4 te GJd Region oi Naiio'-
, .,.s DID -r th- importance ot Filler a. means
s- of s.ntefg fev~r and other Diseases inc
tr.t climates aud foul waters whoever mas u.
ir-t.sn r wage AS sea can appreciate the luxury Of
pure Won ~ obtain Do nf tSAns "itn f"'
U.tU.rilm FU.r adapted fo portable appliance or 4
r.. O. q ID. A.Ier f- frruG msferal of which you can
a. .s fn. fl eli yourself There are many VINO sh"'i
4f fr. Ief aud boast uf n" umnlh "i mNN ai
roe WAFER rs have ,s Ell Win immunity oui mat
SOME have PROVE. bee proof against OF i snl nAn
r nu evidence tft they Ent Dor have had h"Hie'
AMI r-tr.r run.cIerce- nv flr nee ~ pure " utcr
WALTER GIBSON
ONCE of fHr Diaphragm Filter
Az Inl-lIl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

FIREWORKS BALLOONS &C.
A LARGE ASSORTED STOCK, cOmPnnnS every
\ .vr an1 .ze ether plain ~ coOrea nr' Or 'yi p1y
m r orvar eslbluOas For sac q ne ms1siac '451r
cheapest rst-s 81 } " hOkD n -
N.Y. ssJyf - '''.' -
ItppWoRn-, FIREWORKS FfREwORKs.-
FDGEIs D4pcl Tor ne s1s n bio - sndld sknlDi'
49, - other Flrewofxs l9 F14tOn-sL near Broad
wsy. I ~ 49,
CIRPWORKs-AgO rood assortment Of no bel
Il quality snd a. rl~ O~est pfce
e3-Tg4.- PURDY q ROBBINS. - NAiden-la n--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

- ~ % ddrvis~7eats 'e1i y @'i'4 ~usi
l.,.,1-Iid o, Nc, oa not Be ,is~n 0rf Of ~ ono,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
FIREWORKS.

Al l. III ~ DER. fYr safe sd- a. 70 10 Nha.nain'
- icorlrr OF OrueeJ ai4 ss-nflnrni NJ IRE pfN
cons. sung ~ lrs and brilliant frs zns ~ exhibitions,
.arlrg which are Kaleidoscope, Ca1cldrs hp--ites,
United Diamonds. Brg0iuuk ,unsf Jr~rod Cfo----
ga .nadr 1f --rpent-. Concentrated " heels, Capnce-,
arxr Rockets, Roman Cald ana LAMENTATIONS o. cfi'
.on y-l ON. green anl le Tres
TCcETHEE ~ITr sNALLEz " as fOh TIE ThADs'
C0mpytsiay "a Put
ounce ounce, p. : ~, ! n and 70 hOck-ts
l. . T. D. 2, lo, Il and Is BAL Roman Nanales
g-,1,,l. Ltlbt. s~rp-nt. Mln-- u 5erpenIs, ~
.I...,.., ptf. P.u~ linus saHUus,
r-.ry-. TyrD-fo-s TorJllDns,
Gras-hopp-rs, PlAlns 1racNrfs s-f'ons'
-. Ilt-@I. ~ Pigeons
r,.-... R.,t-t. Jg.rc FIRE Crackers, ~. &c
COMMITTEE sld otters DESTROYS u kiylns eKiDuDhs
-a be- fr1.8fd 81 mr. nolcr aud lowest prices
r l. gULTEE. cor Clathan and Ofansrsu 80
p,y.s i.fys entrances u door Ia Of2nse-se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

DARK BROWN HORSE FOR sALk.
r.so years Old % hands hls h-0"fircily sound ne
0>1Acan be- seen READ TkLokLs livery
add sale stab - ia Mercsrst beecssf gszj 1us
IN DRAB BEAVER HATS, " 0-hos- .sia
I'LL Hats - that wear and lOOk as vel a. any "
- hal made splendid ones o. ~ .nd u IS CsDs nc
10 a. together ~ilh lsrze " straw hsts
TOR and boys WOOD, 81 C.nsI-sI near Broadway
lsls lmis-
BENJAMIN,s BRASS SPRING TRUSS
UNAES rs beskman-sI ~ - SevsF grow ~e.s
AOr rust ron ne moisture o. Dest o. me o~nl
~ Once nghL always night" Fts.safs ffsa-
q ga,sd from / 70 ~ be without osek>psd,
which doe. y-.f n,ry q, The spine sx d-ys ma gwen.
snd II not perfectly sanssetOry money fesfnea.
soa's Tnl.ses al reduced pnees AD. nc oe" nDa !"
sn01 RrAres ard Abdominal supporters - is~n"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

Duaas.e rood. i.z75.2i5 s5l.5l2 ebt4 l..--.59l
Total md.e s2oio.53i sloos573 sl,1i2.757 si.7e.S4
cs.Sgeea CD 49,. ss;.!5 1901 2s755 3.jA5
The movements in by G.ods during the "ech
ending 2lst inst IL as annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

-0r c0a.re tose tlef lr Illy 4l1 concert % acunn
OF Vi n-r ale Lewis County. a. Or o.il ~ seer
Creek and .ae Like Kans0na River. Western FrEna-
S,t p-r.o1s VIII .gu.s means, disposed ~ IA r can
b.. fiv formed on arr cscol a. me 0-.cr % me !
Protrctv JrJn corner S-i-en-ls- Al seven -ay Or
sy ,-t-@r ro.--,is ie-5 IT,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-30
.sed River of the North SettIeme nt

! Within the limits of the Territories Of
the Hudson Bay Company, there resides
class of men, who, ground down by Eng
land, place ITEMS elves under the protection
of the United states. These men are usu-
ally known as the Red River half breeds
They are generally speaking, Of mixed
Indian and English, Scotch or French
blood. Brought up from earliest youth tc
feel that their subsistence will depend up
on their skill as horseman and hunters
they accustom themselves to every exer-
else and privation which can tend to hard
en- their muscles and prepare them for
their vocation. As matter Of course the
whole body Of the hunters are capital
Eorseman, and Amazingly expert in the
use of fire arms. Depending entirely up
on the Hudson Bay Company for amuni-
ton and arms they must submit to any and
all the arbitrary rules imposed upon them,
and they are heartily tired of these exac-
tons. .....
Twice each year, these hunters, four or
FIVE hundred in number, start for the A
meriica;;: Territories. after the buffalo, with
from thousand 10 twelve hundred carts,
drawn by horses or oxen, which are driv-
en- by the omen ard children. The men
are governed by fixed rules while at the
hunt, which must not be infrinsed under
severe penalties. They all leave the camp
together, with the exception few, who
are left as guard, and where cERNE or
surround of buffalo has taken place, the
women and children are sent for to as
sist in butchering and drying the meat OF
the slain animals. Each cart will contain
the pemican Cor dried meat, pounded and
melted tallow poured over it) of ten buff
faloes, SO that the slaughter Of the ami
mails may be estimated at upwards of twen-
ty thousand annually. The meat thus pre-
pared is purchased at small price by the
Hudson Bay Company, and is used TO
provision the inland trading posts. At
tempt has, on one occasion been made, to
prevent the incursions of these people
within our boundaries, but without effect.
Many of these mixed bloods desire now
to remove to Pembina, which is on the
American side of the line, and settle there,
if permission can be obtained from our
government. They would constitute a
formidable and efficient defence to our
northern frontier in case of Indian distur-
Dances, as they are much feared by
all the different tribes. The British
settlement at Red River in the vicinity OF
Fort Gary, numbers about five thou sand
souls.-St. Pauls (Minnesota) Register.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-30
Gen. Houston.

The remarks of General Houston on at
tempt of certain politicians to excite jeal-
Gus animosities between different sections
of the country are worth recording. He
says:
Il would lay down my life to defend
any one of the States from aggressions
which endangered its peace and threaten
ed its Institutions. | could do no more
for the Union, but l would wish to do
more; for the destruction of the Union
would be the ruin Of all the States. A
stab in the heart is worse than cut in
the limb, for this may be healed. 1t is
nature that teaches us to cling TO the In
ios. 1t is the best security against every
i'll the weak have to apprehend. This
has been impressed on my heart by the
instruction and example Of the great man
whom when boy, followed as soldier,
q trust, may say with the instinct Of
patriotism and from whom as states
man never separated until l had wept
over his yet warm remains at the Her
mitage. The great trophy Of his history
will be the stern purpose with which he
maintained the watchword Of his admins
tration: The federal Union, it must be
preserved
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-30
accomplishments Of the season., y

Gen. Taylor's appointment of U. S
Marshal, in place Of Hon. Ely Moore, o
New York, is thus greeted by the Elk
press of that city, leading Taylor paper
which also makes it the occasion to speal
OF other selections:
"The first thing that strikes an ole
working whig here, in looking over these
appointments, is, with one exception, the
utter inatlention of the cabinet officers
who have advised these appointments, moi
only to the wants and wishes Of the wor-
king wings Of the city, but their inexcu-
sable neglect of the wings who, for ten
years past have done the work here in
New York, in fair weather and in foul,
or who, when the wing party was at the
lowest state Of depression, have freely
given, not only their labor, but their
means.
''If men eminent for their sacrifices
and labors are thurst aside to give place
to candidates unknown until the victory
is certain, and its celebration is over
and if appointments are systematically
made upon such unprincipled principles
1t is as vain for Wing editor or a
wing speaker to attempt to arouse wings,
when theirNvotes are needed, as it would
be to print daily journal, or to make an
Grafton, upon the crusted shores of the
Dead Sea, or in the wilds of Oregon"
And now shot at Ex-Gov. Young,
and hint to the Cabinet, and general
expression of distrust in the whole ad-
ministration:
"For some weeks past, the merchants
and politicians of this city have been in
fever Of excitement, lest an Ex-Governor
Of this State, unknown to our people, ALLEN
to all their associations, and against whom
intense prejudices here exist, should be
appointed Collector of this Port. Indeed
the appointment, if stopped at all, has
only been stopped by the most extraordi-
ny exertions, and by the assumption Of
responsibilities on the part O. the gentle
men who ought never TO have been called
on to take them. But the telegraph wires
have been watched with an intensity Of
interest and of excitment by hundreds in
nervous approximations, least so great an
error might be committed. Whether we
are safe from it now or not, nobody can
tell, as an at,nos phere exists in Washing
ington, around the Cabinet, not Of New
York creation, or if of that creation, so
irresponsible to the public, and SO devo-
ted TO self, that nothing good can come
from it, - ... -... |
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So far as we have been able to gather
from the conflicting accounts of the ship
ments of gold from San Francisco. the
above is correct statement. That there
have been shipments other than these, we
have no doubt. Our accounts from the
Sandwish Islands, up to the Both Deem
Der, state that the receipts Of gold from
San Francisco amounted to $500, 000.-
Of this only about S'l5O,000 had been
shipped at other ports, leaving balence
of $35O,0O unaccounted for. Our i'm
preston is, that the aggregate expectation
OF gold from San Francisco, up to the lat
est date, amounted to full two millions of
dollars. 1t must be borne III mind that
these shipments are entirel y from the dig
ging of last year, from June to December.
period Of six months, equal to about one
hundred and fifty working days, and the
product of the labor of fifteen hundred
men. From the estimates which have
been formed, the total products amount
to between three and four millions Of dol
lars, from which deduct the export, and
there remain in the hands Of the people
of California, between one and two mil
lions of dollars. This is by no means an
over estimate. Such is the result, deriv-
ed from the best authority, Of the pro-
ceed!!ngs in the gold region for the year
1913. We are now about commencing
operations for the year lS49.
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Truth STRANGER THAN FIcrIoN.
One of the most agreeable papers in Bos-
ton has Poore editor.-Boston Post.
Not more strange than the fact, that the
ripest editor in Boston is decidedly Greene
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4 TrORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Iowa City,
Il Iowa. will practice in the various Courts in
this State.
March, 1918.