davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-26
ATTIRE OF MAILS.
80

7SAA
....Arrives Monday, Wednes-
Top. M.... Closes same days at
-Bythe RiUer.-.. Arrives Sunday
lrsday, at 8 A. M-irregular..
Thursday and Saturday, at P NJ.
H-B1tke RiUer 49, Arrives Sun
nd Thursday irregular -. Closes
l7day and Saturday, at P NJ.
d. EsM. Arrives Monday, We'd
riday, ats ?. M...- Closes same days
RTE MAIL.-.. rrives Monday and
is P. M.-..Closes Monday and FRIDAY
MALI. Arrive Saturday, at IL M.
mediatey. rs1 In "a .yr
Nest Franklin Mails arrives once week
ar.
rlFoRNIA AND OREGON MAILs-Per American
.kets, Uia Chagres and Panama -. Closes at New
leans once month-irregular. Single rate TO
>hagres 20 cents, be prepaid; ditto to Panama 80
cents, ditto; ditto San Diego Santa Barbara, Mon
erey, San Francisco and Astoria, 40 cents, prepaid
Or not Arrives at New Orleans once month
irregular.
POST OFFICE HOURS.
arThe Post Office will be open daily from A
VI. to P. M ii, except on the days on which the Nor
hern Mail arrives, when it will be open until II p
NJ =. Open on Sunday from to ii A. M, and for
TWO hours alter the Eastern Mail by the River ar
rlves 90
w. H. CHANDLER, P. NJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-26

a COED CHANCE TO LEARN ON TEE
PIANO
M RS. MEYER wouId respectfully announce
IHI to all those who are 6esIrous 10 learn on the
Piano, that she is now prepared to give lessons.
Having practised for twelve years on this instru-
ment she flatters herself that she cangive perfect
satisfaction #tN
For sier particulars inquire OF Mrs Meyer al
the Exchange Hotel. feb20 If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-26
SPRING GOODSl

T. & E. SLEV1N,
WHOLE SALE DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCE DRY GOODS,
Main ST. second door 5eloao Third Louisville, Ky,
4 RE now receiving a large and well assorted
"A stock of British, French, German, and Ameri-
can DRY GOODS, among which are
so cases new style Prints;
10 do fancy and black Lawns;
s do plaid and solid Ginghams;
do black and fancy Lustres;
8 do black and colored Cambrics
80 do bleached Cotton ga to 1874;
10 do do Drilling;
20 do Cotton AIDES and DENNIS;
Is do Cashmere, Jeans, and Satinets;
do Drap D'Ete and Queens Cloth;
5 do Croton and other Coating;
40 bales brown Cotton, "a to 1914;
10 do brown Drill G;
20 do Amoskeag and other Ticking;
Cloths; black satin and fancy Vestings; Flannels:
book, swiss and null Muslins and Jaconets; apron
and shifting Checks and Stripes beached and brown
linen and cotton Table Cloths and Diapers; Irish
Linens; silk and cotton Handkerchiefs and Cravats;
Hose and Gloves; Ribbons; Laces; Threads; But
tons Pins; Suspenders, ETC., to which they invite
the attention of city and country merchants Lou.
Journal. mhl2 d5wl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-26

1000 do Sup Carb Soda
The above are warranted of best quality. and vii
be sold a small advance for cash or to Drornns-
dealers on usual credit My stock has been nur
chased entirely from first hands, on best termsrsss
the public can rely upon their purity and prices :.
feb7 If CRAWFORn PETT r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-26

200 OF Iodine, French
200 OF Iodide de PosasSs
100 oz Tannin
so OF Sulp Morphia
90 OF Acetate do
500 OF Quinine Sulp
$50 lbs Gum Opium
500 do SIENNA Alepd
200 do do EIndia do
5000 do Naples Sulphur
1000 do Birthstone
AGO do Arsenic
l Dbl Balsam Copavia
400 lbs Spts Nitre
400 do Spts Ammenia
loo do Sup Alther
$50 do Jalapa pulv
$50 do Rhei pulv
100 do lpecachuana pul
1000 do Sal Rochelle pul
Q000 do Sun Carh Soda
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-26

300 do Tart acid, Eng
5 cases Ep Liauorlce
5 do Refined Borax
5 casks East.Salaraf,,s
$50 lbs Quicksilver
300 do Calomel Eng
$50 do CaIomel Am.
% do Ext Bark Cornod
$50 do Puly Red Bark
90 do CEloroforEn, Cur.
loco do Reid Salt Petre
so do Oil Lemon, suza
so do Cum Anon
so do Anisaed
80 do Cloves
so Go Rosemary
SO gals refined Olive on
SO lbs Oil Peppefniut
1000 lbs Sal Soda
500 lbs Camnhor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
MORAL CHARACTER.

There is nothing which adds much 10 the
Beauty and power ofman asa good moral char.
octcr. II is his woaltL--hs life. It dignifics
aim IN every condition, aud glnrihcs him in
every period of life. Such character ia more
20 be desired than any thing else on earth
e makes man free and independent If
Young men but knew how much good char
octcr would dignity and exalt them-how glo.
1ious it would make their prospects, even in
;hia life; ncvcr should we find them yielding
90 the groveling and base. born purposes ofhu.
Inan nature.
u'"WhHt do you sell there = said an J.
y,shnan putting his hcsd INTO the door Of n
lawyers office. "Biockheads," p, replied the
I1wycr- "OchT- said Pat, at must be a
GOOD husincss there is bat one lon '..-fCrc,.
.,gt Cty
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
Agency OF DR.. 3. =. Fitoh's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

4 TBED by him With such distinguished sue
" cess ~ The cure of COEPhs, C0Hsump-
hoH, Caiarrh, .9sihma, Heafi Dseasss, Dys.
.pepsia, GOaOTFhaa, Piiss, femais Complaints,
~ 90. TtSO
DE- Fitch Abdominal Supporters, shoul,
der Braces, lnhaling Tubcs, and @eolufcs 90
Consumption, and the Art u pfrHefvinE Lllo
aud iienith 10 ola Age, SO. ~.
J. &. bi GHAH, ~ Johnsbuy, H. agent for
the above and keeps them constantly on hand
a. Dr. Ftoh's "Gude Book a. lnyalids, and
Directions for Promoting Health, and lnslruo-
tons Co Mpihrtu ~ the management ~ thii
drun, many be- had, gratuilously, by calling
Tor It at the Store 40 above. Al extremely
valuable Hook 6ilyl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16

In the town Of Williamsburg, Mass, rcsidcs
Mrs. Aaron Warner, a lady sevcnty-dvc years
81 ngc, During the summer and autumn of
TSIS, she spun ono hundred runs OF WOODEN
yatai doubled and twiStsd- fort -hFo- runLef-
a. knit seventy-siS pair ormen n scanned socks,
and woVc sixty yards of rag curpcting ,besides
doing thr ordinary house. work for her family
The past summer, she has made four hundred
weight Of most excellent cheese; wovo more
than twenty five yards of flannel; spun and
'iutrbird and twisted yarn for sixty pnirS of
mons seeks, besides doing many other kinds
Of work, She is perfect pattern Of otder,
ncatness and industry, and furnishes mn cS-
ample tina, Ou younger ladies would do well
~ imltntc - CnLtirator.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
~ C.lUTIOVLXTR.I

A AS by the name Of CLAFr, has cngageH
AVN young manoftho namrpf D J. Towns
rnd, And uses ms name ~ put uPH hHfsaF#"F
la, which they call Dr. Townsend q hafsaph'
Tilll, denominatinP a GfHHiHe original, cln --
'rhiB rep ascend no Doctor, aud never was
bat was f0rWeTlY worker on railroads, can
als, and the liko. Vet be- assumes the ute oi
Dr tor Tbs purpose If gaining credit inf what
be- ~ not Tho ID ~ 0autgH the public not IN
be- d. geived, and purchase none bat The GtH'
CnF ORGiEAL Olp Dr. Jacob TownHond b
SafmplUlla, having on u The Old Doctor b
likeness, his family coat Of arms, and be a'g
nalnIn aeInaa lhe GOAT ~ anna
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
now TO DIsARM AN ENEMY.

II il said that bees and wuSps will not sting
a person whose skin IL imbucd with honey -
Hence those who are much exposed 10 the
~cnom of these little creatures, when they
have occasion to hive bees, or TO take nest
ofwssPs, smear their faeca aud hands with
honey, which is found 10 be the beat prose- rva.
tive. When We are annoyed with insult, per.
sroul'on aud opposition from peFvcrse and ma
'snant men, the best defence against their
venom IL TO have the spri, bathcd in honey
Let cvery. part be saturated with meckncss,
scntlcncss, iOsbcSranco, aud paticnccj aud the
most spiteful enomy will be disappointed in his
rndeayors to inlct a sting We shall remain
un,njaTed, while his venom returns TO eorrode
lla own malignant bosom; or what is far better
che honey with which he uomcs in contact
witt nrutruiirr hir Euil; and coais of furgiviug
love will dissolve his hatred, and the good re.
i ...tt..f t..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
Book Agents Wanted,

tENO travel in .Ncio England, TO obtain sub
Il scriptiuns for the most popular and spicn
did PICTORIAL WORKS of the day. En-.
terprlsing men can earn from 90 to 10 dollars
per month
Agents also wanted to sell IIayward's Ga.
zetteers Of IermoHt, New Hampshire, aud
Massachusetts rG3sm6
For further information, address post paid)
HORACE WENTWORTH, No. .,
Canal Block, Crntrnlst Lowell, Mass
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16

CONsU.HPTTFE RE.1DER'-The great
and only remedy for your discnsc, IN any of
its fufma--thc only source Of hope, Is afforded
by the Hungarian Bdis1m, disc ovarcd BY DR..
Buohan of London, England This 10 no
quack noatrum, but standard English med.
icinr of known aud established efficacy, Be.
ware now you rely upon any merely paiiiafirr
medicines, which may relieve, but HSrcr oure
Waste not your precious time upon any of the
ooRlsa9H Syrup, EXPootorants.ot Balms, which
will only lull you into pretended security by
fatal 0yidies. Drludo not yourself to the
grave with any of the vile compounds IN the
share Of Lozeuycp, Candy, or other cheap
and dangerous uostrumH. And above oil things
rot with any .istrmgent or T'Hie medicines,
such NJ BlttcTE, or intusions Of Wild Cherry,
which frequently brace up the lungs, produce
fever, nj ghtawcats, costiycncss, aud other DIS.
orders of the most alarming character. Bu.
chda's Hnagarina BaiSam will not only re-.
lcyc, but speedily aud efltctuaily cure, when
all other means have failed. 61Iw1
AoENfs G. Bingham, 81 Johnsbury;4-
FullcrS. Co. and Colby & MoGaiicy, Lyndon,
+. ID Merrill, Bloomington, w. | Hastings,
Crorsburyj r G. Butler, Derby Lime, Dana
& Weeks, and Stanton Y Sheldon, Danv'llc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
NOTICE.

UNllE Stockholders Of the Psssumpsio Bank
nrr notified ~ meet "a the Hotel Of ~
Curtis, ~ St Johnshufy, on "wednesday The
2nlh day Of February Instant, az ono o'clock,
i. ~. iuF the election ~ soyen Directors and
for the location 81 said Bank
FORTu6 BAXTER,
} F.aFAlRnANKH
BARRON MOuLlON,
HENRY REYES,
l. II DELANO,
@ CALYiN MORRILL,, t.-,-.f
JOHN BACON,
4 - CHASE,
u g. BENTON
~ JohssLury, Feb g, 1850. Gjiwe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
Boston, New York, &c.
BY TnE w OF WINDRnn- M

BY the WAY Of WINDSOR VT
flsTz rF,sTa tzTg ggs-g ~
RadrOad frOHi B0sioH 20 Hfis Rir,, ,...
HHrifHPfoE, IT, Through Tctasfo ~,
90 - FassHmPsif aad ne Tfrm0sf &C.,
HatrOads '.t
SULLIVAN RAlLROAD-Wrrfs 4.
HARGEHFsT. IA !, i-50
OARS leave Boston FROM Firbbu,, H.,
- road Depot, ~ way oi Gmiun Jtgr,'.
fuohbufg, keene, Walp0ir and W,gd..,
80 HHd arrive ~ Wells R.gs,.,, ~
and 90 burlington NJ q ~ Fu
Cars leave Boston iDT Chafesllvp ~.
mont and Windsor ~ 80 end n 4s'a,t'.
rive AZ Windsor AZ ! ~ and ms -'
Cars iruvr Wills River ~ I-I- and A..
lington az q 30 4 n, agd ~ vay sI 49,
arrive 40 bOsioHAt brH
Cars leave Windsor ~ z o. and igl0 o..
arrive in Boston AZ "A and OfH
New York passeggefz connect AZ Gral.,
Junction and WAlpole
Stages leave Wells River On Aufsl ofC,,.
from Boston, for b. Johnsbufy, ssbr.,"
DERBY Line, No. 80.
hiagns leave burlington each mOfning|s...
days excepted fof Montreal, 10 DC
Freight IiaiHs leave and aUlye 81 H.,l,
daily,
Cattle Tain fOf POTffrs each Tgu.t,
THOMAS n. WfLLlAMs
hupt Sullivan Rllrat
Charlestown, N H., Jan ], 1850, L.af
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
Farm for Sale.

TTNliE subscriber offers his farm for sale. II
4 Is situated on the road leading from -.
Johnsbury Plain 10 North Danvillc-abuut
halfway between the two places, 'lt consists
Of 2l0 acrcs--lS or ~ acres Of excellent mead
ow--abput 10 acres OF woodiand-tho remain
der pasture aud tillage
The buildings are suitable for the place
There are about 1000 sugar naples aud a
young apple orchard, with good quantity
Of ordar timber, on the farm,
The farm can be Advantagcousiy divided
and the whole or part is offered for sale.
Terms o. payment made easy
Tho farm IL better known rs the old Melvin
Farm.
JOHN CUSHMAN
81. Johnsbury, Aug 10, lei9 o2Ju
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
YOUNG LADIES, BEAT THIS II YOU
CAN

ifned Fof eV5T WI F59Jf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
Compound Pulmonary Syrup.

ENHlS Syrup is found 10 be Of real and great
h value IN cases Of severe Coughs, and IN
attacks Of Group in children, |; is cheap
and highly approved family medicine, and is
being used more and more 1t becomes
known. Although It has not yet cured it's
10000 cases of consumption, $4,000 cases of
dyspepsia or 10000 Of Asthma, yet it is good
article.
l. Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
J. G. Bingham, Druggist, ST. Johnsbury-
price, 80 oents. Sold ulsob by Dana x Weeks,
Danvillc; Isaac Watts, Penchami Harvey ~
Abbott, l.. ?. Parks, Barnet Cutting s. Sils.
by, Waterfordi Bingham q May, West Con.
cord; II G. Butler, Derby Line; Il. Clevc-
land Il Co Covcntryj c. Worthington lras.
burgh; } Blake d Co, Sutton; Colby Il Nc
Gahey, Lyndoni N. w. French, Lunenburgh;
Hin Flanders, Sheffield; A &. Robinson,
Barton.
ST. Johnsbury, Jan. !, 1850. 6i9r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
TOMB STONES.

CPENcER 4 BRIGHAM announce 10 Tho
- public thai they have purchased tht Mar
bic Business heretofore carried on by v NJ
Dimlok, AZ H. Johnsbuy, w. They will
Keep constantly 90 hssd al k'nds ni
Manufactured Marble,
Of a-snpeuor quality, Ht as low Priers 40 can
be- furnished by any d0nrrfn 100 ile cDn1iry
The style Of Workmanship will not be- inferior
a. any IN tho State Al work done a. order.
Orders should bs addfessrd az above
q T. GrfsoTH Tuos nhisHAs,
~ JnhnshuTy Centre, Dec. iHiD 6f7yi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16


Medicinal Uses y me Uiid Cherry Ever
since the settlement Of America, Wild Cherry
has been known To possess very important
medicinal virtues. Every body knew this fact,
but nobody how TO extract It's csscutul prop
crtica. Every mother gives Wild Cherry tea
to her children for worms, for colds aud for
almost oFery disearei aud adalts throughout
our country are IN the habit Of making a com.
pound of Byrup OF ~ It'd th0Tyy bark aud 0tiy.
or ingredients, 10 be used in spring as an anti.
dotc 70 complaints incident to that changeful
season, IL Is tOund by cGpCfTHICuI rfITr trTr-
wild cherry possesses even far more mpor.
tunt qualities than was Ascfbcd 10 II. For the
first stage of Consumption, Asthma, no mat.
ter how long Standing, Coughs, Liver Com
plants, etc, ~ proved TO be the best mcdi.
cine known TO man, DR. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry is chemical extract combined
with similar cNIracrTrom Tar, vino cnHln-
SEES It's value Its success in curing pulmou.
AIRY diseases, IN almost every stage, after our
best physicians could do no more, has aston.
ished the faculty, and led them to. confess
that Visitors Baisam OF Wild Cherry possess.
es n principle heretofore unknown among
medical men.
The genuine signed l. Butts on the wrapper.
For sale by j. &. Bingham St Johnsbury
Plain; Flint, st. Johnshury Centre; l.. T..
PARKS, PassuuaPsc, and dealers in medicines
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
Variety
lof the Caledouian


LINES,
tunrasrp 20 T.. Asp N. 4 R"''r-Br 4
Couua
LING years have pasaed, dear eousius,
tong yrurH since Inst W. urri
Bat with me, Like o happy dream,
10 the loved remembrance yet
Ofehlldaood's bright, unelouded skies,
Orohldhood's dancing streams,
AID Of those meek and loving Dyes
That meet ne 10 my dreams,
long years have passed, dtar cousins,
Set WUthIUk sec you now
Nui lr yp wers 10 olheryoam,
Wan ehildhooda Zap and brow,
Win ehildhoods fowers around your feet
Embathed IN morna bright learsi
ilul with the high and Ions hopes
ufliis,H mhtnmr yeals,
For infancy 10 manhood, cousins,
Long since has given place,
And the little laughing bate nov Glands
io ss~-"'s r',de a"d grace,
AruIher and sister, 20 are hleHt-
oh may y"a loag brsp,
And may YOU io'er be- called 10 drink
The moUnerseup Of woe,
uh would that I were with you, dcats,
Wh,g, around the hearth of home,
win loving words aud cheerful looks
Aud joyous smiles you come,
And oh, bow gladly would I foyo
Amid your hills 30 green,
Aud gaze with those dearly love,
On thc Wild, romantic scene,
New England, dear New England
"My own, my native land,
love the mem'ry ofthy hills,
And Thy Wild mountains grand
oh, long amid thy mountain dcla,
aud mid Thy yallies bright,
May the blcst smile Of Freedom rest
With its pure and holy light.
But, cousins, theresa witghery bland,
Around my northern homo
Ours is circle Of happy hearts
Dear cousins will you come
Green fields are here and sunny akies,
Skies ofecrulcnn blue,
And here to mcct you when you GONE,
Are faithful friends, and true,
Hul, cousins. II We may not meet,
oh, Wllyou think of me =
And with you IA your far OF home,
Let my memory ever be
1hnk of me in your joyous hours,
Aud IN yout Tone ones too,
har my heart Will anenzfnndly turn
With tsusting love TO you,
Think Of me on, yet oOcucr far,
Think Of that home above,
Where we may hope to meet with those,
We all 30 fondly love
oh, may Il be our happy lot,
Together there 10 dwell.
Where earthly sorrows are forgot
FTcndu, dearest ifiends-farcwell
Jss'' Hs...s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16

tcnsiyoly w, d, hr hoped aud prfscvofcd, ca
poctng the time 30 arrive when the means
would Ice furnished - bring II into universal
notice, when 10 ,ncstimable virtues would be-
known aud appreciated. THIS time has come,
hn mnhnH arc sunnlird lhla
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
Kitchen n IIcHdersOn's

IIAIR PREsERVATlyE, a ono article
1 a. Improve aud rrfYigorhic the Hair nj
90 The Ambrin CToan and Italian Soap Tor
Employing the cOnPlr sion and removing g.
ruptlons Of the skin, and Gouraud's Hair ~,
radiuaiof faF sale by - q. BINGHAM
~ Johnsbury, Jan, lrbO, 6iOlf
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-15
HARBoRs IN CALIFORNIA.

Among the most important discoveries resulting
from the presence and enterprise of our people in
California, are several safe and commodious har-
bors along the coast, which were heretofore un-
known. Respecting Trinidad Bay, the latest in
teligence is furnished by Captain Kemp, of the
barque Hector, who arrived at San Francisco on the
29th of April, in thirty hours from the Bay.
He reports Trinidad being in his opinion, destined
become place Of considerable importance. Already
Der of enterprsng have given to the town bust
ness-ke having been erected stores
opened lands enclosed, &C. On the northern shore Of the
bay Nature has left level plateau which appears to have
been adapted to the purpose to which has been put
viz laying II is the only spot the bay which
entirely the rich and luxurant growth of timber
that forms distinguishing feature of the surrounding coun-
try. Upon this plateau has been surveyed and regu-
larry laid into lots 60 feet by 20, by the companies
Messrs. Parker Hawks, Van Wyck, Cronyn, and Sayles
Captain Kemp reports the timber Trinidad Bay as being
the finest he saw both for building purposes and spars
for vesses-especiay the latter AS regards the bay ITSELF
he most agreeaby disappointed He considers it the
finest harbor he has this coast with the exceptions of
San Francisco and San Diego. It is beautiful little bay.
perfectly from all winds except those from che south
east and, with little improvement, such the captain Of
the United Satee cutter Ewing intends suggesting the
Government home, might be made perfectly secure
chorage in all weather protected from the north and
by high, bold headand. This promonory has been
claimed for Government purposes, such lighthouse bat
teries, &C., by Captain Macarthur, Of the Ewing There
plenty of water within biscuit throw of the shore The
holding ground is excellent and there good anchorage
within quarter of mile of the shore in ony part of the
bay party of Frenchmen had arrived there direct from
the Trinity diggings, with quantities of the gold The
Frenchmen report the mines being very ch and about
riIe he bsv Ahopf
left the bay for the Interior and report of road to the
mines having been explored will probably be brought down
by the next vessel.
bay supposed to be good harbor, five or six miles
north of Trinidad, was discovered by the mate of the
schooner Gaindo. He named it DECISION BAY.
An exploring party board the schooner General Morgan
had found another bay twenty-five miles south Of Trinidad
into it fine river emptied its waters had three ahoms
depth the bar at its mouth but line breakers extended
across it. The river and bay partially examined and
named MENDIcISA BAY and Brannan River.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-15
To RnBEnr B. CAMPBELL, ESQ. =.
United States Consul, Haranu.

The New York Express makes the following
quotaonfrom a recent article in the London Times
on the subject Of California ~ ~.r." v y.
line Cd World is very slow to comprehend California
1t Is as anoze and stuPefel at the spectacle who
: has seen Wild beast, meteor exceedingly i'm.
pertinent s"aHscr Every sepn the progress of this dash
lug new State seems to take by surprise and by the time
we open our eyes wide enough take in wonder
: oher Is announced. While our biologists were talking
ABOUT aure'ous streams and granite, and quartz there
were assembled on the bays and rivers of California
muny OF hundred thousand perhaps Of double
that number While our humorss were induging in grim
jokes at the vcssiudes and ptrs of California existence
conventions had been hed council had been elected or
der had tumphed and the laws obeyed BY the time
eadymade house had been from the Thames
city bal been built half destroyed by fire. and then rebuilt,
g,ander scale AT last people did begin to move,
and they committed all sorts Of bunders."