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The New York herald., 1850-12-04
THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
Senate.
BY MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
SECOND SESSION

BY MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 8, 1850
Senators Dayton, Of New Jersey, Underwood, Of
Kentucky, and Greene OF Rhode Island appeared TO.
day, and took their seats.
Mr. MASGuM offered resolution that in order that
the Senate might be able to proceed with legislative
business early, the President pIo pore be authorized
to appoint all cemmittees He said that when the
VicePresdent presided the Senate always elects the
committees; but when Senator presidos he has
always been authorized to sppoint them.
The olution was agreed to.
Mr.. BENTON gave notice Of several bils-granting
land to Missouri for purposes of internal improve
menr granting to that State the two per cent fund
for the same purpose granting lands to construct
railroad and common highway from st. Louis to San
Francisco relnquishing tolls the Louisville and
Portland canal cediag public lands to the States in
which they lie; and abolishing the salt tax.
Mr.. HALE offered resolution calling for a report OF
the proceedings of the court martial held at Ports.
mouth, N. H., for the trial of private soldiers.
The Ser ate then adjourned
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

The lengthy reports from the government depart.
ments together with unusual amount Of interesting
rsvs from all quarters have compelled to defer The
publication Of the large stock Of LEGAL and misolla
ntous reading wehsvs nov on haud and shan print
ins day two, the following among other articles
The Letter of Gen. JaEts Haniltou ts the people Of
south Carolina in which he states there is present
cause itr tCcrtticn. snd tat we're they g. attempt
su hing they could not Gererd upon tie co ope-
feton Of the othtr Southern stgtes
~ Nonvention OF Jorf ymfn Printers f. various
ctatt tth'tned IN Ills city yesterday The obisot
n ne uaee is % devise means Co ADJUST all the
cicui'es tfa may srise q sstahii.h usanimity Of
ietirg 81 acion throughout the country and other
vfe % tuhnuce the Interests and better the condition
mora- intellectually aud financially Of the nun erous
members II the protection
r The missionaries Who about % sail for western
Aifios. took farewell o. their frienis at shiloh
Church, last sabbath evening The meeting was well
attended BY people Of eli coiors who addressed
by fir Jappan.
meeting last evening ct which Mr. Bradbury read an
iuttrtslirg sper The Dutch IN the Netherlands
and tbe Dutch iu New Nsthelards"
TIE srtuel ogorefs Cf the So Ni3hGlas 5ccie was
deliver lsst evening by Wm Bctts.Esl. The ssem-
bage ss very lafee. and seemed much pleased With
the address vhi vas built uron "the ca1sc q the
rrO fnff itv 90 View Nnfk -
lecture was delivered last evenise, By the Rev
Doctor Schroeder the ie and opinions Of Mahomed
at the Ftnsle Academy, In Brooklyn.
1; g. rs.I,ss to furtbsrenumersts thsrstlinr crow,
81 rnt 'rHeeit 20 say that We viii sr,aI {. fora
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

THE President AND TIR BosToN SLAVERY Ex-
cI1FNrNr The statement Of the agent Of the
slave Crafts, relating to the treatment which he re-
ceved in Boston, and the distractions that were
placed in the way Of his executing his commission
has been published in all Of the southern journals,
and creates, as might naturally be expected II
would, great indignation. Many editors, however,
vent their wrath on innocent persons, especially
on the President Of the United States, for not en-
forcing The Fugitive Slave law in that instance;
and one, more rabd ibsu the rest, stigmatizss him
as an unfaithful public servant, that he has been
guilty OF defelction, and says, that although he has
the army andnayy at his disposal, he did not avail
himself of either, notwithstanding all that has
beeH said about his determination TO use both in
case Of necessity.
We have no disposition to pslliate the conduct
Of he abolionists, or that Of the city authorities
ot Boston, who indirectly aided them in resisting g
the enforcement ofthc law. Itwss diserediia5le
and disgrsoeful in the extreme; and ia regard 10
the fanatics themselves. we hate and abomiaaie
ihcm. Nsilhcr ere we the organ Of Mr Fllro-c ~
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NEWS BY EGRAPH.
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THE LATEST FROM THE CAPITAL.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
VERY INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.
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Georgia to the Union.
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Dark Clouds from South Carolina
and Mississippi,
&C., &C., &c.
Interesting from Washington.
&C., &C., &.

Interesting from Washington.
RELEASE OF THE REMAINING CoNToY PRISONERS
OUTSTANDING TREASURY NoTEs-coNG REssIoSAL
COMMITTEES - MR.. STEVENS AND THE FUGITIVE
SLAVE BILL-BRANcH MINT IN NEW YoRK-TuE
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL, ETC.
WASHINGTON, December 9, 1850.
Information has been received at the State Depart
ment Of the issuing of ORDERS by the Spanish Govern
ment for the immediate release Of the remaining
toy prisoners
The Register of the Treasury announces the amount
OF outstanding Treasury notes to be $4,000.
The committees Of the two houses will be substan-
TALLY the at the last session 1t Is taid that
Mr. Stevens Of Pennsylvania, will hold back his fu.
gitve repeal bill in the hope of getting little
protection coal and iron.
The branch mint Is considered certain to pass this
session. as well as the river and harbor bill.
There Is no chance to disturb the fugitive law.
1t is understood that Mr. Treasurer Corwin will not
be able to finish his report before Saturday Monday
D. f. Dunscombe formerly Of New York, clerk in
the Second Auditors Department died suddenly this
morning. John siums has been promoted to all the
vacancy.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
New ORLEANS nn,l the unlon.

CHAELEsroN, Dee. q 1850.
The following IL one Of the resolutions adopted at
the New Orleans Union meeting;--
Resolved. That entertain for our friends a. the
North true and raternsl regard that cannot, and
will not. entertain the slightest doubt Of the good faith
which Will mark ther Observance Of oil the terms u
the ccfnprOus; and that, whilst regard with In
dFnation the awiefs violence Ct unprincipled lana
ties Who have made themselves nspicuous 10 tneir
efforts eyade resist the Law We preserve unhaen
our reliance the coed sense and law abiding pint
Of the masses Of the people who will subdue thpae
tics with arm heart and a res0lute spirit which tnty
inherit from the men Of the rcvOlutigD.n
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
Messag. OF the Govern.r OF Virginia, Sc,

BALTIMORE, Dec. y, 1850.
The Legislature Of Virginia assembled yesterday.
The Governor, in bis message, says, Virginia and
think all the tlavs holding States, ami ought
calmly but Explicitly declare that the repeal Of tho
Fugitive Slave Law, any essential modification Of H.
if q mutual repeal Of the Union. The faithful exac.
tion Of this law IL, in my judgment the only means
now left by which the UHion can be preserved with
honor to ourselves and peace to the country
lie also ssys, " that a declaration on the part Of
the eouth will give strength and great moral weight
70 the conservative patriots at the North strug
Cling for the constitution and for the supremacy of
the law-vho In truth, fighting the battle Of the
Union. There never more i'm mportant trusts COM
mited TO the hands Of any Their triumph Is the
victory Of order oTer anarchy, Of peace over
blood thed and FIRE. Their defeat IL the knoll
OF the UnioR, for II the fanatics of the North
come into the halls Of eepgrsss with power 20
control the action Of Il, few years only will
elapte before they throw away every appearance
OF restraint and abolish slavery In the States
With the alternative presented TO Of submitting to
the action or TO dissolution of the Union. There
would not be voice OF the many thousand whe
would net shed their blood surely after the sacrifices
the South has made but would say that IL IL asking
little whsn che demands Of Congress to be faithful 20
the pledges 10 has given and Of the non slavehoding
states TO abide by the constitution Of the country ana
the laws made dscsratory Of its obligstionsn
Rsyerdy Johnsou has ssfocisted with him J. II.
Benjamin and W. q. Mecop, 70 break down Mr..
McDonough's will
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

News for Europe. /.

Telegraphic dispatches were received in town
last eve ming from Halifax announcing that large
American steamship, supposed to be the Afctic,
passed Sarnbro head about o'clock on Monday
morning. She fired guns and discharged rockets
She VIII be due here this evening. II is now thought
that the A. did not leave Liverpool on Wednesday,
the 10th. Instead of four she win probably bring
five er six days later news. The Asia with adyices
of The 23d Will be due on Friday.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
Important Proceedings OF the south Caro-
lima Legislature.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 8, 1850.
The South Carolina Legislature, Friday, had
lutons under discussion declaring their determination
not to elect United States Senators 10 fill vacancies
and nstructing Senator Butler and the representatives
ofthe State not to take their seats in Congress- also
resolution instructing committee to repsrt bill
Of intercourse with all States that throw obstfces
in the way OF ths enforcement Of the Fugitive Slave
law; and another with long preamble Of grievances
declaring that in the judgment OF the Legislature
secession IL the proper remedy and that South Caro-
lima soonef than submit to the sggressions Of the
federal Congress- will interpose her
shield her citizens from further outrages and wrongs
at every Hazard
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
A Robber Frustrated.

ITHACA, Dec 8, 1850.
Last evening man In disguise entered the house
OF Mr. Pratt. and enquired for Mrs Pratt A servant
girl replied that she not at home. He answered.
that he would await her return The girl disiking
his looks objected TO his waiting whereupon he
knocFed Der down and proceeded to the house
for valuables Tse girl soon recovered, raised ar,
slar and attacked him with q shovel so vigorously
that he was glad to make his exit
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
Question Relative 10 the Arrest of Cover
nor Quitmsn, sc.

LoVts'tLLE, NOV ., ls5O.
The question relative 10 the power Of the United
states Marshal 70 arrest Governor Quitman and take
him to New Orleans is on argument In Mississippi
before Judge Gholson.
The yicksburg Sentinel, strong democratic paper,
says that there Is solemn and unbendins determine
top, that the State Of Mississippi shall take the lead
In the resistance Of the aggressors which II not
sisted will overwhelm the South in ruin.
The Legislature Of Mississippi have ordered $1,000
copies Of Eons faIeN eli addreEa 70 be nrinted
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
Couraud's Hair Restorative Is Warranted

n iorse tie tar 90 SrOw prevent its falling OF aad
turning gay a1d maAng wiry hair soft skv and
gossy irAl tottles - ceHs eLah Goarauds liquid Haii
Dye will chane hair tfui hsok or mo
few mputes Found OnyatO7 walker strest erst stors
frm BrSndvHyi Bates Jor6An i2g Ntsains3on street
Bostor. '"-~~
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

TnE WEEKLY HERALD AND TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
The steamship Niagara willsesve this port at noon
to day. for Lverpool Her mails will close at half past
ten O'Clock this morning. The wsrrtv HERALD, con.
,.,ning the Presidents and the news Of the
week win be published at half past nine o'clock a
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
Chaps, ChaIes, Rou,,ianess, salIovvnesr,

Pinrs, fruTuont, and al tEn disesscs are "A 10 we'll
known potivtsy cured by utng Goursuds Italian
t,s ohp The foutre suete hair PaT
M the body Liquid ktuEe for pals lipe and ckecka ly
white for rough hushtd tluggfk At 81 wakef
tree tIst ttote from BroaSWay. Cssndsr south Third
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
The Mary land Convention.

- ANNAPOLIS, Dec. g. 1850.
The Maryland Reform Convention assembled this
morning and took up for discussion the eligibility of
judges 10 seats IN the Conventions but after time It
was laid over without action. resolution was sdopt
ed recomn pding that restraints be imposed upor
the people against altering and amending the consti
tuition when de esirabe
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

ighs observe the havoc that tins hcf
clustering rinsets. A word in her daily use
Of Deans Coumcian Hair lc phane would have
All the mitce and Iestore g. all former pro-
fuson and beauty the natural ornsmen whose thiaaesf
lacE-iustTe ehe Dc plnrea. Sud
aLd Svatwout ~ tLeir petfumery No. 81 Nasau
siCtt, and their dIug ttcre. he West Broalgay.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
Court Ca,endar-ThIs D.v.

evrREG eounT-CIRcurr CouRr.-Noe o07 loo2
1861 ' WV
surERIoR CouRr.-Nos a. 10, 4s, 40 SO. 81 &c. ST. 20
&c. ss lol, loa, 1o4 loe lo7, los, Ill, to IFS l2o
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

csn te honestly wih.Ws can inf rr our reader,
ttt or are cut Of order that
BhOOkh No. 100 Fulton street. they will hnd arse
Iernent of good and tubtnntal Boots shees vershoeg
&c, at low Triree
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
The Georgia Election.

sAyANSAH, Dec. 2-P. NJ
The Union party have carried "a out Of 90 counties,
and 90 remain TO be heard from. In De Rab county,
Georgia, the Union candidate for Governor has 1900
rarinIiir
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

are tba the and best
a. a. hiss Hal hg5 Iospes., Brads Of long hsir Frgn
heehutst \ Heard ~ Maiden lane, N. r., and National
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

The Uni., states irigs,e BraudyWine, Com. B'sri-
nln. vas reFcrt,d below last evening. she sailed
fro no yartiso cn the 2 IN Of October.
Jtittd ates shi pc Con rss8 ana B.. Lcais Fere st
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

Young BACHELORS soIree, Tr1uler Hail.
THURSDAY Lvehng Dee 9, ls0Persons wi.hing to sub
tcribe, their tickets by an nvinr AZ Ma sl
Greenwich ct. THEoDORE DUfToN sy,..iSsn, 81
HrNyAMn B. - --~",-'~'
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

most Wonderu discovery. 10 has the n0st wonderful in
tuthee abe We have iust locked All the
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

har Dye, ttn ofy b, s.eurtd az the ory wal
street 1he public ltould tuaid against Invitations SCI
~ Nhiuu. epttnfa. ItftoLs whute hair has Cd !
tld tctef fes hc u.ctt me irttstou ayes can have
corttctca - calm. 90 atoro. CORY the n6drsss.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
The LegIslatnre I'D Ole.

CoLUMnus, December 9, 1880.
Neither branch Of the Ohio Leelature has yet sue
eeedsd In eltotng presiding ooer Eight ballotings
iste been Lad srss6y in the Senate end four in the
Ass sas,
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

e. humit esee hy nose Who pryie % be Hspoeons Kings
lyons. Ac but and examine for y0urseyes and rv
ytur patronage 20 that establishment wherp vow are eo,
ynctd get the utmstt perfection Of the art n
70 call at the National Miniature 0allery. zsT
No charge without the utmost satisfaction
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
p,iItlon for the Ilereal of the I-usllive Low

HorEsDALF, Pa, Dec 3, 1850.
petition rra ying Congress to repeal the Fugitive
Slave law Is In circulation in this city and he's al.
ready received great many signatures.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

lhNaItane VtEt IaIe COZ rIuId, slaa % dad,
Hoy gttut iuto foutftl families Itsteaing qu.
tt ts su anti oytlcpo mgeicie, ~ nov almost every
vac ttAntu dgtcs tld chtCrtuy rescmUend It's "
% ga Who have yes avtioi thonsclvos beuef
Ine tiy cents ptr bottle. principal ofhce, l22 Fuito
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

In oh9sSn Hall ana every evening this week. upon sci
EecieAl Psyohoiosy and, In the braney Of his
sxptrimtnts, turrats he highest expectations Adsson
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
The fatal Steamboat Expioslon on the Ala.
bama River.

NOZZLE Nov. 80, 1850.
1t has been ascertsined that thirty lives lost
BY the bursting Of the boiler Of the Antonstts Doug
las, on the Alsbsms River. Many jumped overheard,
while others died In the most intense agonies The
scene ID deccribed as having been awful The cause,
OF the accident Is unknown. There were TOO baleu,
ten destroyed and all the baggage Of passengers
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

100 Canal street corner Of WEBSTER has Just opened With
general sssortment Of fur articles Ladies wishinr ~
Fufs select from large assortment and much In
prices, tnan the regular iGI stores. -
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

NEW ORLEASs, Nov. 30 1850
The steamer Philadelphia, brought one mIlion o.
dollars In specie, and the steamer Yacht from Rio
Grande, one hundred thousand.
Two companies Of the Sd ARTILLERY, under Major
Thomas, have arrived in this city from Florida.
Major Ranny, whg, has been elected to the Louisf-
ana Legislature, vice Henry A. Ballard, elected to-
Congress.
r. L. Tanner and A. W. Burgess's sugar houses to-
gether with $50 hhds sugar destroyed by re last
wee h in the Parish Of Rapides La.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

WsssoAts OF the latest fall STYLE g. 50 70 $40 Al
eEEfHkkDS Clothing Store Chesnut street second door
Above 1hird. PhiiadeirFa. ~~~@
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
DIR. Kcllmgcr's Imminent lgivcs irlnlctiint

itIt n the4r4,l lals bgeahs alp fe.iei coughs, "a
ttierrtus tle 10 tn, A. evefy application Msr
cirA ay tey se huudieus q ANY othsrnou oHer
of tale 10 matttfa rtt vhnt te para or weet nes con
ft N a ts rlrtin 90 tuic 10 s used SOLD 10 bottles
tut al tfcuustanctF. IRON is Go each cI 81 ani 81
dtarr, cash No Fttson doubt II they will send. cal
nud zee or Ecftrcea on at 40 fear 90 or
trt Nearly 2utu tUtLcs have teen fllt, makir
ftnos n evcy cte auo tvtry 40 arttr 81 the gcbs ~
DO has rcyeI scl fas enng restoring the hair o
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

do say, that Mr.. Fillmore was not to blame in that
matter. No knowledge ofany disposition to resist
the laws was brought home TO him in an official
manner, and such being the case, it would have
been, to say the least, in the highest degree i'm.
prudent in him to employ the force at his command
to enforce the law. He says SO expressly in bis
letter TO DR.. Collins, the owner of Crafts. Let
the law be resisted, and let the President be in
formed of il in an official and authentic manner,
and if he do not then use both the army aad the
navy, If necessary, to compel obedience to it-nO
matter what he result may be-we shall be
among the first to censare him. Until then, we
think il would be more judicieus, as well as more
charitable, 10 withhold blame from him.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

Governor Thomas has been, 1t IL said, omcislly an.
piled to for acquisitions on the Governors Of New
York and Ohio. for the Hsvre de Grace bank sm.
bezzlers and there is doubt that they will eli be
brought before the adjourned term Of the Howard
District Court, which commences In Q few weshs.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

The Savannah EIectiOn-SteRmer ETOrIdn.
SAVANNAH, Dec. g. 1850.
The election for Mayor and Aldermen of Savannah
letterdsy, resulted in favor Of the democrats.
The steamship Florida, Capt Lyon, from New York
has arrived. She ads the passage In sixty. seven.
hours from wharf to wharf including nine hours de-
tention by fog
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

watts Nervous AnGidote. we now ofTS
Tile vsuafe tonio nUrsins, fal snd perfect
tcence a univettai beneficial results, 10 s Eth5ut dou
the lafagCz OF OuiCa acting ime diatey
tre nerNef xcing and Ir0aucipg the tuid that equa1
tltctrcity Throughout tfe system positvoy annihati.
~ niracs thso ntdicae. We dcnbt " any dis~as 10
tt'r vfulstt xlst sttr ths use ~ htt--a.
A-.-..E slslk lV SlgaavNy, qE 49, A..vs AyGzy,
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

The Isgisls,urs Of Virgins seDYspsd vt Eighponj
a -. -A..
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
AMUsBMENTs THIS EVENING.

ITALIAN OPERA. AsroR PLACE-GEaMA Dr vIRsy.
BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery-TEE BRIpAL-EL HypER
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-22
Glectriicbe 9yIncbplpaie.

9aS III cine isltiams Sensnnun9 uno pisl
unierer qslsr msroen lib per9ebsnS bsmiiben
bic Sereutun9 oerfelben III srforiben. QSenr
Inobltsbenoer SsriCbt aus Qropibsnte 81. s..
Der in Der uSolton Yolt" mit9stbsilt miro
ftin Oonfee Soar III, 70 BADEN bic Maast
Nnna Sattita porra unb NtbtrtuS Wa0nua
ibren Otciitsr 95flnbsn. Mnn bore unb Ifauns
SbecpbiIuS Siffs bait 9s9enwdrti9 in Yrcs
whence &crIeiuu9Cn Iber cine QSiTtn1boft,
bic er eIsftrlCbe QfDbclc9e nennt.-Benn
mir auflfanben srjdbIt Der Ssribterfattsr, fc
por unS pa6 yieberitBen unm69Iib; fassn
mir, 70 fcnnten mir nCbt sber auflfsbsn, bis er
ss uns 9eifattete. @r nabm unS baS @sb6r,
Seitbt, bic Sprabe, bas @eodbtnis, 70 Off ss
tbm beebte eben 70 fbneQ aab ct es ipeber
surttd. @r psrmanbsIts ons guslsbsn unb ben
Gefbmaf bs6 QBa0erS in @lfs, @onie, Qime.
nobev Safes, Mild), Sranntpsin, QSsin &C.,
unb mabte, bas bisjsnissn, pslbs baS alic in
2Sein ODER Sranntruein ummanoelts QSafIsr
tranfen 1idb berauibtsn. Or psrwanbslte bic
Jneen titdt BON Ysrfonsn inbem CT fis 9laubsn
mafta bos its beribmte Staatsmdnnsr, Sriss
ger u. (. 10. ieten.
@r sauberte nab SsIisbsn bic 9rosarti9ffsn
Raturlcsnsn Dor ba8 2lu9e Der 9lnmefsnbsn
70 perwanpeIts er einen 9sm6bnlidsn Spasisrs
ftof in cine Isbenbias Shlan9e. 2tuf fsn @ss
beib iammsIten IIb orobsnbs @s,pittsrpcIfsn
hbsr unsre S9duptsr, mir iabsn pie Der &s9en
in Str6msn bsratitirStr un6 flibtetsn pCr
Der QSutB beS SturmeS.
Sae bisfe @rpsrmsnts murben BON bm IN
9e9snmart ron Yerfonen 9emabt bic poQfoms
men Wab maren, ben pollen @ebrnub ibrer
Sinne uno @siifsSfrdite battsn uno lib aus
aasr Watt cb9Isb psr9sbens, oer@inWirfun9
cieies munesrbarsn Manne8 iu ipisberissen
fubtsn. Sr. o.
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atmsrfen, melsbes bic lln,e su 10 Gbalsr ass
fbdbt wiro. 9smnadb fommsn faff Sbalsr
auf ras Yfunb Nuars. Jn feinsm Sale bat
jener Nuars meuiaer ala 9kl. per Yfuno gee
lsfsrt. Gle Yrobsn, bic S-r. lEri9bt mitasnems
men bait frb aus pslsn psrihisesnsn Sbb'
ten. Den erossn Wsrtb jsnss 0uarSeS erlisbt
man aus einsm Vsrglsibe nit Dem 9clebalt9sn
8elisn @ecr9isns. QSenn bort Elm Vufbel gers
ifampftsr Skins, i'm Gswidt ron 80 Yfunc,
25 Gents ergibt, 70 bdlt man eas @efbdft fir
gut; bei SO @ts. @rtra9 1T Der @swinn beoens
tenb. Jnmt man Den ourhfhnittliben @rs
tra9 Der falifornifben 0uarsfslfsn nur ;u l
Dollar an, 70 1T bsrfslbe l60 Mol 70 9ros nls
in @eor9ien, psnn man ben ecrtiaen Grtraa
su so Sts. pr Sulbsl bon 80 Yfunb onfbld9t.
Sn @ecr9ien trsibt cine 9ompfmafbine pcn
Is Yfsrtefraft IL Stdmpfer Die 1000 Sus
fbd 10000 pfunb) 0uorsfstfsn in sinsm
Sage ifampfsn. Bon folifornifbsm, Qolbbals
ti9em OuarS fSnnts cine folde Mafdine csnls
no6 $4,000 Collars @oIo in einsmSo0s ffanls
pfen.
Ssifati9en fib bic 8srmutbun9sn tsr 6srs
rem Sing, Bri9bt &c. ibsr Die Nusbsbnun9 Der
senannten Nuarsfcrnatcn 70 mdst sS fsin
be(fsrss Ssibdft 9ebsn, ais bic misi9 lis9sncen
S6iffs i'm Seafen BON Gan Sransisec nit fol:
dem OunrS Su bslaben, natb Den tifldben
Staaten su fabren, uno bort no WoIbinerie
&c. biai9 1T, auSlfampfsn unb ausfhmelssn ;u
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Ser9lsute on9siteat, nslts an elmer nibt er9i'
bi9eren Stsas, aIs man lIs 9emeini9Ib fnoet
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cei1elben iibsr ben Sifbmus brin9sn uno bat bss
reitS in elmer Sseitaot Der ntlantifbsn &Ifs
pid Mafblnsrls bsifsat, ;ur Istbtersn Sstrsi:
bun9 feinsr Ser9mersssOpsratonsn
Gr. Yr.