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Correspondence Of the New York Tribune.

any intercourse with the mines for several weeks,
in consequence Of the great height Of rivers
Correspondence Of the New York Tribune.
The recent overflow of the Sacramento river,
by which the various cities and towns on its bor-
ders have been wholly or partially submerged,
has been the topic Of most interest since its occur
renee The rainy season has been unusually Sc
we're, and the vast quantities of rain and snow
which have fallen on the slopes of the Sierra Ne
vada, has kept the streams brimfull and running
over for many weeks 1t is the opinion of the
oldest inhabitant" that spring will come in the
course of few months, and this appears to be
sustained by the almanac. II is, 10 say the least
a concentration devoutly 10 be wished by
those unhappy cts who have been compelled for
months to navigate the unfathomable depths Of
mud which pervade our unpaved streets. Did
you ever 20 over the road that leads through the
Maumee Swamp on the border Of Ohio and
Michigan, as 1t was in the olden time7n If so,
form faint notion of what is the pleasure Of per-
ambulating the streets of San Francisco during
the rainy season.
Our Legislature is proceeding very slowly in
the business Of organizing the new State Govern
ment and though gold is abundant in all the
rivers and ravines, the State Treasurer is not
overwhelmed with the precious dross. You will
find in the papers ] forward an account of pro-
ceedings at San Joee, to which refer you
The onward rapid growth Of San Francisco In
commerce, wealth, and population, continues IN
checked nor do discover those signs Of "gen-
eral smash which some wiseacres have predicted
in their letters at home. IL is true, the prices Of
rents and many other articles will come down,
but there is ample margin for reduction, and then
allow Of satisfactory profits. All this is but as
a pebble In retsrding the sure progress Of this
city and State to high eminence and prosperity.
New towns are springing up and growing with q
rapidty unexampled in the history Of new coun-
tries-and NOT paper towns either, but backed by
an extent Of mining country that must insure
their healthy progress and permanent prosperity.
do not mean by this that there are not enough
Of speculative cities,n for have seen several
that have from one TO ten houses or tents each
month after their birth. There are others where
hundreds Of dwellings are erected in fewer weeks.
OF some Of these shall speak hereafter.
The great question is-Will the mines sustain
the present and largely increasing business, and
the immense immigration flowing into tho country
from every portion Of the world for any considers
BILE length Of time From my own experience,
and reliable information from the many hundreds
Of intelligent miners with whom have come In
contact during the winter and part Of the season,
do not hesitats to reply decidedly 10 the affirm
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MASSACHUSETTS, QUARTERLY REVIEW.
No. X.-MAEcn 1850.
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Contents Of No. 10
Judicial Oaihs
Specimens Of German Lyrics
Two New TriLitics.
The Writings Of K. w. Emerson.
PtnslaVism.
The Postal System.
Short Reviews and Notice.
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We have received the following pamphlets
TRIuMrHs OF YOUNG PBYsIc, OR CHRoNo-THERMAL
FAcrs. By William Turner.
spirited assault on yenesection.
THE KING OF RIVERS. BY Cora Montgomery
An interesting geographical review Of Slavery
in America.
At Adams, Pennsylvania Avenue.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The u s. mail steamer Georgia, Captain Por-
ter, arrived here at about half-past ten o'clock
last evening bringing the mails from San Fran
cisco to Feb. /, as well as those which left there
on the 9Th Of January.
The Georgia brings $50 passengers from
Chagres besides so left at Havana for the Fal-
CON, in all 800, with about 100000 of gold
dust
Passengers brought, in addition to the above
amount, some $3.50, 900, in dust not on the mani
fest The steamer California which sailed ! 9TH
January, brought some 100000, which is on
board the above vessels. The reason for the
small amounts shipped is, there not having been
any intercourse with the mines for several weeks,
in consequence of the great height Of rivers.
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called liberal thought in Boston. We spoke two
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EpINBURoH REVIEW. January, 1860.
Not particularly interesting number, it seems
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MARITIME redeem it from any reproach in that
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NO. 1877.
LITERARY NOTICES.

OLD PORTRAITS AND MODERN SKETCHES. BY J. g.
whittier Boston Turner Co. 1850
We had intended to give a more full notice Of
this most agreeable and welcome little book but
the press of other things has made il impossible
MIR. Whittier's reputation, in poetry or prose, is
quite beyond the reach or the need of any re-
marks of ours and the readers Of the Era need
not be informed as to the quality and style of
these sketches, some Of which were first prepared
for its columns. We feel sense Of personal
obligation for this genial portraiture Of class of
men, who are far less known than they should be,
for their sake or ours. We will only add, that
the 9Old Portraits are those of John Bunyan,
Thomas Ellwood, James Nayler, Andrew Mar
veil, and John Roberts, tall sufferers more or
less in the Puritan times together with Richard
Baxter and Samuel Hopkins; the Modern
Sketches" of William Leggett, N. r. Rogers
and Robert Dinsmore-this last genuine New
Hampshire Burns The only thing that occurs
10 us for criticism, is the sanction which Mr..
Whittier gives To- e34) to very loose and ehag-
,sr,te fancy portrait las it seems to us) by Leg
.att of the contrast between Kentucky and Ohio.
S,ch comparisons are unnecessarily odious, par
,;cu,srly when not strictly accurate: which, we
think, is the case with this
ACCOUNTANTS QUARTERLY REVIEW. March, 1850.
number of more than usual ability and spirit
The prominent article in it is again from the
hand of the editor, and strongly marked with the
characteristics of his thought and style-the
IN nd .borough and appreciating "
criticism of Emerson's various writings that mas
appeared as ye'. The first article is on judicial
oaths; one, brief and entertaining notice Of
two new Trinities, sentimental and speculative ];
another on our postage system and one from
Liepsic correspondent, on "Panslavism" The
list of new publications, with several brief COM
ments, is unusually full and valuable.
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The New York herald., 1850-09-17
ciry TRADE REPORT.

frNttNf rf0t lN-t v. VI.
Asuu-1he msrSet was slea ", Nth n fair detaso
for rc's with fslcs q leo Oar~r o. 50 i2l. Pearls
vstc ftsaty 60 borrtl,tslf at -
I~rsutt 80 fta.'.-. We rutcrd hrm n fket for
Ns..cfn std State flour v.th = fsir f-rapd for rx-
t't rtfhculsry thr lo Frade ef state ir-sh ground
which Wtre not Tsniy Thv Arrivals not sdequAte
@ thu -sUand ale suPriy " th" better grai.- vas
ylauty ard quiet There sss fair irqury tor Gao.-
d.au vth fslvs 81 $50 la-t D. o. 81 10 for sour aud
= for fresh ground g. inesiic the fslrs reached
con barrel ut g. 81. 81 lsI tor No 2 sur,r.
fr-. q 90 for cid stgte AND W-strn - d2l. Tor
ut.h ground s,sts; 50 osi. 80 IS ior NV we.t.
trn ard tommcn 60 suS'Ett n.~ s'sts; and ~ .
81 "a fsr pufH Utresvc Sou tarn nnur wes
,t,5r n Hls Cid was r-a-cs ard seated ner
va cell Tie salrs llci =. 80 bafFit II s. Oss IS
IS tFUit "a - stFHisht 'raris, Old and - q IS
IA Cor go c. Ers Fi..f str@fy. sut in GOOD
p most vth sales ~ soo harrilsst 81 Cow Nesi
ls tuoy.rt vtb sf 30 SO hcfrris lersoy AZ 81 l9
.. lsa- t~r tfct th,fe raq fsir I'D. ana IN.
rstktt vas stesjy with 'ales u 80 b~hsls prims
s.pssce "a II !. .nt iu1 bushHs coainsn Ohio st
q rsrts eouHsrn ahd Causdian va rsotei. al url-
ftur yslcss Ess sss fsfn. sud 10 good dsnand toe
brewing, rith ssscs VI sSvo bpsse, 81 10 ecnn 0r'
The New York herald., 1850-09-17

we're soaree end In brisk request With sales Of river
and esns ct 80 q cents Jerseys 80 40 and south
ern st - Do cents. Bsriey less plenty, while
r;ost OF the small amount Offering was discolored.
Prime vas wanted at so S3 ostts. For Corn the
ma ket Was steady, and the demand good The sslss
amounted TO 23GOo bushels, Mt o3 63k cents, tor
weeviliy southerp 90 81 cent? for Western mixed,
ana 90 eons for round yellow, closing ct the inside
figures.
CovrsE-Tho market for this article continued very
frD, uhiie the sales limited TO 100 bags Porto
Rico ut 1i&c.. ana 100 do. Java at 12Ao. Bio was
held firmly 1t lie, With small sales.
Coyror.-The business In this staple is very much
restricted by the paucty OF samples on ssls Ct our
quotations below, which high ss buyers show
Opposition to push the market. The accounts from
the cotton growing Districts not al present as ind
cstve OK decent yield this season As they were two
and three weeks ago, and II has bsen the per-
ceptibi- want Of improvement In that quseter that
has cau.ed holders to be exacting the small par
cells still under their control The first bale OF the
Dew Upland crop which has reached this city, vas
ssmpl.d to dsy-the grade low middliug staple brit
tie, end similar 20 India Be nbsy cotton We hope
Is not sanple Of the staple OF the coming season
Sal al hal
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TeIegraishio Reports.

BurrALo, sopt. l6 1850
The receipts Of breadstus sncs our last have bosn
follows .-Tlour Is 0co bbs wheat 600 bushels ;
oorn none. Western dour Is erm, With moderate
demsDd for tho home trade ard for export 900 bb!s
were sold at 81 10 for Michigan. In wheat, prime
Ohio in good demand with Eses of 10 coo bushels at
Sac. Corn Is firm and in good demand The transAc-
tons have been 10000 bushels at b3c for mixea West
ern. frsigkts are without change
ALr.-Y, Sept. 10, 1880.
snce last the following have been the reeeipts
Floui, 10 0to bbb; wheat, 2Ooo bushels corn, mono
barley ?lC00 bushels The sales have been 90 bbis
nour at the following prices -S4 90 q 81 81, for
straight State 81 90 81 81, for Michigan; fancy 81
81 sst. 10000 bushels two row@d barley we're sold
1t 700.
BaLrrMoRE, Sept. Is, 1850.
Sales Of Howard street Aour have taken piscs at
81 ST. and $500 bbs City Mile at 81 T5; red wheat 10
81 os white do 81 15 corn, 80 Toc. provisions are
ir proving
The New York herald., 1850-09-17
Mr.. Ciey,. or,n,on OF Mr.. Foo,,.

WASH toTos, Angus 20 1850
dfrrLr,irrl have the y. sssure to sckDv~ledg- the
rse Ft q YOUR lstci inviting to attend pubic
dinner prur to BE- given in honor of General uenry
foote at Wsrr,nten, on the 3lss met. shouiI he
most happy 10 be able attend that Interesting o.
cssiou % ven op account n the gratihcs soi sho1id
rive IRON meeting many highly esteemed friends %
10th political parties the county Of rauqui-r ~ %
testify by my rtsHsuce srd nssiaEce 10 the vrry hgh
trits oi the distinguish d Senator from hisassppt
iicf 10 te p.tNnt . ss!ol @ Congtess, hsa ocly
casual aud limited aegIalntauce ~ith him. apj
cane O. Nsshingt0a Will tmpreasiors som.-h,t
unieverttls torafas HIN. These have not only been
'ttfel' rt-oved hy ny personal spd ofic'al intor.
eturrs With tin, tuf hs coarse aud coa inst during
tlis lorK, rFcsrartid ard arduous session have
ia rritstd me With the csavictiOn thst b. 10 ~
ars Mt, able. nnd enlightened patriot 10 the trying
scenes which have p1tssd, and arc passing,
hes furFaftrs lin In dfln dsvotion to that Union
Nhich ttio ~ t. - the sur.st aud best guagAnies
OF oil political tis.inrs fromps. esdy. tud full
rf ncFBaton m dslate he bas sought with unsir,ng
ir6ustry snd p.t.int'c Eus 10 heal and adjust tins
A.uaiiors rnd disstnsious which uuhspply stsct
e mmon country. Such a Distinguish st,t-srsa
u'stvss to D. honorsd And cherished bus
tV'c.slly la tiat State which gave him, you lad
ctr bath -sp.ctivtly. 4Fgret thst public du-
t- bere ictbd my sharing In the Testimony ended
90 te ~ derrd 20 him NJ Narrenton hope that the
win rea'lsp an your Anticipatous all be vor
~ 81 tc Aneisri Io5inion, ana Of her pstnStc
from " sis,ippi
an gsotlsmes. ~ith TIE hishes, respect. yous fend
snl Sbea.crt strvant, u. CLAY.
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,,..u,r,. n, y,.,,-uu,.h.d People

A. gpNu rbflhdsl plts, ID hoydi % ) lsutepcs,
Na,na ward. G'orsia. uoa Ntesle' Nirglns
n tal.lt nichmond, =. &. Cain' bo' lt-i >. Nsoi
\ 3 Ns,,. srd ~ Oshrrs, sr,ived J"sterdsy At tue
ss,1r Alfonso and iriy. Havauai s'Fnor palsouf
.-a..-trtt DO Sieuor Levelctt, do.i Hon st'Natt
,et,ii, Ntrsipis s.srrr ~ Jos. lierrers s1r stt-
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n vtae,u c g. lpnusr Ntf.h tel.unt, ". u,
Tlv.avn.d ghgaatirhis. ard IS ufhrrf have effis a
Ut tE- uo1Hrd uctsl during tha lasi t~rni1 iVa
howe .
Ifrr wWisn tittfr Va Cutheert 'la
. Vtrer tEg a wharton T.vss sni nin-f y
sfels arrived y.stf-sy sud toot rooms ~ tb' A-'ef
usur.. -
n Fmtrfon. Botton N Laera.z N- srt SAB "
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llk. hAlsi N, nl1HUk % ghI "FhAA1Igxl PR
~ vste fresute, Nu.-Utos feNyt , a, Il A \
NJ trundsy eseertsd l-ho. Gre~rvieh str..t 4, -.
teen matter surprise 70 thst of r.nt 80
.rnenee IN be rroieasUn shesla devss If. t.~U,s ,s
osenss Sh.h persons o even tsscusn prstene 20 sxrs
etey W. hoNsser, trt Gee tsss.aif fsrt m tfe a.
stet tbese eerle tIin7 urrn society fno-p ,.v~
shtrtnt ornon vorls = fcrue4 AHt ail " l. ses s-iy
20 tte,sni T,,efy so essstisa rrvyss n me ssa -
80, % IN tctJ hst u ts-ti ~ ranv sf sr,n arc az
nssnrc - y sreet pysieu art aasss 10 sss.ruy
.r,si 49, sn,.l,le - glt.-f o. s ftti, that toL
~ s,ncrrhrA sher 80 rr1rsfir tf.sss nay
M 70 ohsr Wy thst IN then t ~ ufon vssterlsy
alpLa tns hre.t u-'t cr tnagory. tLst III srietasN
neIe ~ Fau.rt it ctrcf a. fsr ~ a ~ s az -
ronln stsf reatA sor css tie ritst stt.t -r IA al.
ea mtt srttfct or tssrgeer srhiis r. rtr y rrsrr,
ANfht cecss1r, tut vtsIksr tr 4s-ssrre rts1--
hot t0te the betstf &C. Ngs r-~ry al ru-xasn %
tynist EtcTr. thot AZ thc phgt. In t.e cfit aoss-
.esrt ture ei1ctlrs. So ~ tf qrsu=rf. uaa.F
tht f1ost ttsy sft r.r~d Nv = -- avrl 20 az
~ e sf, ron tha usrl11ssr sfr-ra-t have O.
.e'itet - rery ext~seirs rrs-tr- In tis spa-
s mtny ftrtcsutsf ~ RI in mary -
y szisted year. tefcrt Act haf H a. - srts-
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