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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14
The Golden Emigralieu.

From The Ala I1uu7nA
In an article published in the Alta Calioruis. on
the % July asst we stated tho probable population
Cd. the country at that time at 80 600 sous As The
recent election has failed 70 ops out more than one
quarter OF the legal voters in the country and ss
,he hopes which thst contest held out OF approx
Astln. t. the number Of inhabitants have failed,
We have thought Il proper and necessary GO give tue
lowing statistics They are made up II some 70.
snces from actual records. IN others from the hes,
estimates We have been able to procure
The population Of California, the LIST day Of
January. lsi9 may be set down ss follows NJ
, sN.oriaus say 1900 Amencsus coo
s'rcignev. ......,... 1900 Torsl ...... - 20
From that time down to the 18th day Cd Apr.
ssg there were great many arrivals BY Sea AID
few by land il We set down the arrivals by sea
d round Numbers at 5000, 'ol which one hs!i Were
>mericsnsl ana the arrivals by land principally
ON Sonora and Lower California at 600 We
shall then have the ALLOWING result VIZ.
CsAioru ...iSoo0 Foreigners y ~
Americans '.-......... S~V Tot,, 81 o.
From the l2th Of Aprl down Ia the present time
November 2s ls+9l we are enabled 20 give
through the Dohteness q Edward A King, Hsrtcr
Master reliable statistics Of the arrivals by ses -
They are So follows
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Supreme Judge


KIfBAiL h DptHICK. ESQ. Of the Pueblo San
use hos been appointed bv Gov. Riley Chief jus
.r, m Tie supreme Court IN place IF Peter II
kumet. Esq. who resigned ia consequence 81 be
coming candidate tor the office Of Governor
We a,e panied 70 learn thar Hs Honor judge
Dimmick hes been confined So his bed ty severe
bilious s.tack or tie last month His numerous
,iolds viii learn with pleasure shat he is DOW
lp,dly recovering rad viii soon be- able % d.
chBr.c the responsible duties ot his ju4ic'a. o.ico
Alta Cal Dec
The 4t4 CaLfo.nia saws Instructions have
lcou ,cceiy 81 from GOV Riley for the survey 81 the
Harbor aal 'orthe buoying Of sand bars and sunkan
rocks the work viii be commenced immediate
Captain Rims gold Navy. viii suponntsnd .he
survey
ADVANCE Is PRicFs-AN the neccssaries OF lie
, ave advanced within few days past, and there D.
httc prospect their fulline again before mex su
mer Flour j. now $50 The barrel, aud scarce
70 that !oaves q bread winch could be bought iof
@ cents ia New.N Gk, are selling for 5 cents beet
which wos selling last week Pr l2l cents. Is now
- mutton Is held on a dollar pound veal -
cents During ast week we were somewhat
huued up by the election printing which gave
III compositCgs an opportunity of making some
ihin. over a hundred dollars cgch-a sum which
probably was never before handed 70 jcurneyms
Printer in his OF Any ether country ior week 8
work From the Placer Times. Nov H.
Az ELECTION lSCIpYST-We didn't laugh.
aor nothing al little incident which transpirei
"a Tuesday lest ia tie vicinity Of the polls Ia ths
city. II w6s pretty sereray illustrative Of what
comes Of cfotcdi7C election matters A ter71tie
peolmcD Of mountain man leaned ssairs, The
ar studyins the various tickets ~ length he
broke out Now here's hesp Of candidates Tor
yer Governor md smart chance iog yer Repre-
.en,etyes snd here's considerable sprnklins
Toy STATE Sssste and some 10. the Assembly -
Bpt who stranger appestng = the Dor keeper
" sty is running For ne C0nst4uh0G = The r..
ply was I'D Cal..oruy herself recko4
p There have arrived a; Sau Froncisc5 hy
sea IN The month q November ? st males, 81 f..
i.e.es-360 @, whom were f5.eiyLsrs
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Naval Intelligence


Z : sCfesLip SOUTHAMPTON. Commander HANDY via
Commander Lous Ard Lieut. Enuons a. passengers, A.
rived a. Panama % he ssh December ANsrns exclan g.
u choers
; sop Prebe vac expected Al san tra1eisco OF De
Jan On lie IN Nov. sEe Sc q Hono-24l- Cre~
improving baving osl 3 with scuryy-
( : Savar-ah- Commandcr Jotnsc1 a. s9-fA sa-i.a.
Ca Ccmooc-e Jones ~ss a. ttc Ell-es.
: Mara Cou1eocore Noorhles Execalse
oe-ce5 MafcAsa Eo.o.g.-- via Cl--s. ~ Dec -
wei
-Nkssaetgseus.~ Conn a1drr Knox. Win ne corn-
mission fcr ie Ci ,or lavy ya-c on 20 rh-
e cuas- . a. hclQ--1, recruiting ulel AL lean
= ~ Ware ComnanceT ficsr1lE Was a. so@ll
ssH.
L : kwiog,7 Commander NcArhur surveying slie
sapPos-t 70 oe good oI : uavy- Ar 1eaf sonoHlA
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rnasenaor, aaileh.

.t.g Oly for Hsrdha Nso O-'s11s al CAagfs-i y
.,,. q BATS Az IS Htkstt rut,asf CsltnS o..
,a b Dsn. Phip Woi- No Bean.u M Haessll BY II We
fae u s1ulhaayl Eilwtil.e 0sI au. H. PleFf W.
a., sura 2 Maher . Dly Va, M5s,n. Vi Cur NJ TIA
81. bI4ckay Ma Bike Ralepout Wm NfNl0sss1. n lHsz
n fll Cuistr. o Bultelni u basisrfehs fseaas9
.re = Orsas Ma fsues. Am Konse va Airsf
H B4rf4 br uua1. Mr. Ne 10 shl4fsn AL ssttat
-r- N Ross u Can, IT, u MoonR0. NAri-.s ie no
A. ..l NJ Bools u Ivan, Jes.ss haAs n Jas AsiAsss
Cd lnJ family VI Want Mr HsaisTs1n " Agai' ni ~
~ wiri VI Goo'gs L's' ani ally NJ , Ataa'l an
ras. NJ. stsorse iWQ Msss' KlS Me- 4, vleasr y
0.sciee d P.lisrs0a. nsneos .4 ~ bfsan ,ni q.
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n "a tts4la Nsrls Il Bnst Mf rsi.s Atsiasou,
Rsltoa Mo tsrty PONsl CaDoo None JL WeAsn'fs
.Ls.r " c.4 sTgeI ~; L'~' u b = s5.0
gr M.rta 0.rt'sr HAT Q s5ultr wv sn.n " .BsL, y
Ir,as, Paf A Moflan, X Sls ; Norga W Jsan,
Bseoas.. Hon. ,Iss Jai,rya. " Ro,ia. Aas b.
aeDsn,B Loar n ,v gsssrsea. J.L-sos 'syss.
Mussrsv. W ps Il rst3P. Jf.r'h.i AMp.Th
VI. Ger HsVts ssrn1ar Mfns1sou, c.pi Whsss !
nsnscA, II's@.s h'aL Mi' Ks-u Iai's 2 AsTa
Stevenson, Brywu, Jstnsa. capt Bfa'a ssBrSs fS1y
N BusS Rsy Il stlt-o u = Mrsht stsIp, Ass hsesh
~ chsgmsa Hoogsf LsVrsSSs As'f NrsH h'os ca A.
~ yisariiS Sasls-ai, r cis,i5e --HHs1 ctss Err
ssave sIi a5v dss sg-nssr, f,a PsSk All {
} -s 40 6miy Nrs lss'v 5s W. e So ia. b.. cWbsf
fs norma SIS spencer 0s1 Ngg1ssfoog, brsFSe +.
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Lvsns Lssas. ~ d CSnPtsl NJ. -hz.tch sH4 hH-G ="
1f.f as ~ e
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DIED,

l. sar..r rnna- 200 q. of .on'um,n.u : fhoNrs"'
s..I &, y-.fs. ronf.. aai "a 4aif
LII. f,.,' "a n Ae place r. Nlrd.y' s1ffucn oca-s
af- r-sa'rnse Is H-o.u.nst II. reri' sri s,qa3
a .rf f.ar oi b. hrclef lIe re-petn3 1' et % fire
.ta.ln' r. faef aviation
ts.t.rsy afternoon jan ~ 81 ooar CAROLINE ApGrsiA
.t'rr 90 Nnn D. ili ''foa's "s'ffd a6ri s-'f 90
rflt
rs s.f.e. t.I dea af DO fn1 Gel - ihF os 81 b
,f.a to f'-faI s'sf1ol n ac1cA tom iff nefs 70
3. ee Is Cafmnfs IT, un BE- taken o. "reenVeai "a
.af.rnsrf
rrt, f.r o. Az 200 ilashtsi "a fiff' s't esls
b.. .s Dab. r t.a lr.lNcir 10 l-r age
Ilc friend. ai ts fF hos oi her tre sf. kay heA y.
as respectfully a 70 afteni he fasrd ~th wi ~
- uoriol, Gu1 af ahs rrs-a~ 9o Lltseee a on Mo-
i ftti INST 90 1,.k. A y 81. q. W tauases Eiowri
A. Htrsan. Me.t.iest=r tis jan a. n.
\ 5000 s. ID Eu'Ney.
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Marine Disasters.

TIE Aue1o.u lark Rochelle Capt Johl Pa-y bound
.r eswsrt ports struck edge ~ r1ss sDu-east ~
F-lf Pnl- te tar.or 10 No1ercFr secai Ee 81 IT,
.ri received % are. nj lict WI undoubtedly
render lcf 4 compete wreck TIE Ears Horeusia "a
seer dispatched frurn lis por o remove -srFo
asc1Vcrs1 ST. Crown Process aearlg Oh Lee 0lT
gle I'm iUs- wls- saI-s.. -f Pc Dsvp.r ltf--c
.fsy. alf slr.cs &c g. u ~ -e Z - safaa-
la. boats al hv rs-.sisrSc from e hsrtor ed a.
1el ~ steamer SrLsor l- "a. where .le.H0F les
T. of 49, -le lss oeEc stsC- .l-L ari W. a~ sod
fr- ile b-r-tf % Al rl-ce-net
TIE Arler-an sa.p Tolcufr. from ls-lu strcs Tx
-sal ua~ q " 1snror0ans Be- Aad tls--. lls Aul
u.s. SIC f1e 49,. f.-r wears 80 Ter cargo cen
..tet 90 lumber sfsves AIa lrcss TIE clip ri r- TO-
rs. a-f cargo fos.y VII - saved
fA-l4 Cations Dac
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t4,e
Latest from the Placer.

Unless the weather speedily grants respite. we
slal venture % ring down the curtain On the
Drama OF the Codes FarrHtv Tor the season
ending with November. The Winter rams and the
wOrn roads have together impeded travel 10 sach an
extent as viii entirely cut cd oonmuniesnon be
tween the placer section Of country and the valley
settlements or the ensuing SIX weeks, not tor
the ~bslsnce o. the season." ending IN Ayr7i -
1henccsorw ard. after the Winter OF our dlsoon.
tent shall have merged into the merry month oi
May" there viii be = greater amount Of pror;ao-e
labor accomplished than the present year has wit
messed; a conclusion which Is simply justified by
present indications. Upon the opening Of Spring
w:u also commence facilitated communication. BY
asaus we trust Of the disposa cfths PcssoEes
Agent n his eosnry.
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,so pad 10 =, rcekAocs, II per 'hss Spl Of s-splsi
proeu
On Thursday the Reading Co1psny uaals
Gvls1l q y peT cent on he F-efrei Socs q he Con
paw or which N July "a. oay u per eeut va. p.ss
uAkns raj Snogni Of PER eeai Tor tie year % d.
.,c,k Which has been .ssued os eonss eocvsrssa .ee
JAY On Which he coupons Of jsausry 3 isS tsvs g.
ben psid o. per ceni lmakug -. csri 10 ~ 80.
pAvSsis o. Asd Aii.g ne ID inst
Markets c.SErVttS HsF0sTso f,s TsE Tsiss,s
AsgE.-Ar~l.. sass - e o. P,As ~ ~. "a -.
SIS ~, Tz.'>t y'.,.-s' - A-a,~.. = A.sas eA--s
Fa-1si G. s,a.. ,fi - - "a --if'' ~ 's-s's
Te,csirroy-Tas u.,.a.s, % q. ,'s.y :. 6,
S,.Sss -sas-, II : s-n.r,g .e,s = - S,..s ss-,-s
:, u, yssi,r'ay a. scc.s.-as- - ~ ,-sass.
r.isr s,.1, Co.. srns, ssvs-sF lev .r,.A.
n,' = .s N 49, go. Z" =, 80 - s ~ - - -.
~. So. !.,... - - is H,isl ssss.
ss,iSC, Wa -, - T,ss =. .. ' ia,
-, - $50 = 20, ?. s.'.'s "a - .A.'
80 ny $50 :. - - - - see,.sn ~ ,'''' =. -
Na's t' oa' s-s s'-- ,sl's ~ Igss' ~ s,s.s'
fRo'isIo>>-,ar,o ,n-ass ...t,se.s sra ,.ps...
81, il. a.. Isl = erz- n or.s.s -, - $3.50.
tas O. - Fst .a.-. - -. ~ l. - u, sc. ..
. -, ", - rs ,,A.' e., a T. 49,. Z -
~ .a- s,'. ,ss- = A. ~ ~. 49, - ;s sA
slsals,. 49, "a. - i,An, 80 Han. 4 .
{. - - boz, - J., .srs a, sslsa .rss-'
Wai,Ni- l. ~, 49, -. ~ sl. - = ss.o Os.A..
s.s "a L.. ~aar ~, = Iasls s,', sis,as.. > -.
$3.50 So - . 'a' ,as,' st. ~ ~. a. a,
5iHt - -. 80 !. go. - 80, =. b. 49,.
4. q - i G
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o. The is.h is. u. u-ues 0~orsvtovn Acui-a
Glover q sea. - ,i4s ci,y
Ca ac Si-f ~ blioUs fever h Wing sse1 a.
OF A bany.
In tdis c.tv o. Ae ~. ir-, WE H-t5sr- si- Il
spfaeted Msss sg.t = YEAR
Ia d. city on lie IN ils ~ coasulaT lol Moses
Ns3hsrn- AGED ~ wears. are ~ Gosher Com
On ne I'm int Me- Mara sotvr agsi = y-sff Aie O.
New-l ga Sis.
IN ~ SHY. lab q Octotet sst Alfred L~e CONE
aged seven months Ard cesea cgys youuges. Qi Jon
..Esn ala SasaA Orh-t
D. rs cy. On The -. az " Dyssuiery sas Es-slf.os
PRINTER. la'V oi Bosiol, M1s-
A. Ilotuur, Nine. % he le1 at DAVID QOs. kle II
-.----L -
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Arrival. al California from Nov. 1, to Dee. L.

NOV i. Az y CSnsda RYDER. New-Be-iort
fs An d Nslnkesg, ClanPdn, Providence
81, 4 ~ "a Qoerol- Ian, "a pAra-so.
l-. Haw SCI staring Dlgoy. Euuo--ll
- An - Cunsrs-cae, Windsor Boston
- Sur ~ Sorth Poe. BrechEl- Ns4paraisn
q, p - George, PiAzret, HAVE
.' 2. klg b Arno, Wesher5T, Sal Diego.
-' = Rus = fxprsss. Christopher. FalgsTaiso
=. An - jos B-l-=f GsTtner, - d n Sanflckst
= Per u serena lzssAussn- nc 6 II B.. Ayrss
= Haz "a Joasa1A Roper HsEcgrz
= An . Nassor- CrIry, rs d m Cnar.estoE.
=. Al "a Gall1ta. Macy, - % ~ Ne~-YOfk
= Ar sch " -1nz Hal. H11olzlu-
= Al - 0osco1ca- Woods, 80 u IN Bangor
. CHI % Nrgl--a. Pessrsor. = ds II NE-para--o.
2 An - Oxrarc. Coie. l5c @ n Bos-on
- Tag 81 Dsch@ss q ClArercs. Gee accart Tuwn
:. Han b Aloha Relness iel Is r. 20 Js1siro.
- Az - Ttos Perkins. Rogers - % II y Yory
:, y 51Encs. RGxglss, 20 Is IN Nsw-York
= Han - EFsnlsskA Deach, ,el q IN Rio Jaaai 70
- 81 Torqzir. WlsoG, ia a. n Nev-Y York
- Bk ARA Rryaods Wsb6. 50 81 II SevH ,v-a
= sch Z Dcrsdo Barnard isz d N Phiis
- b WsrV1ck. AnEecas. lso &c IN PA
- % Das3ooa, RsEssd, q IN Orsgoz
- b Sh&scs. kszs!ss Ia % q LSSt0n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

a. e.. err Or n,s s. ~ by Rev A Wi,nsrs C.--.ss
6,>t alt Bsg.Aa Kun
Aiso o. ne ISL ~ oy ne .ane William Lowry sut
foulez
A.o 90 ee g inst w nc SANE FerTe IL sis..ec 49,
hersUret SIurcssCn
AtBeuica cr ss--5dAy d So INST tv Re- n WOE
,ll.s Mr. Anderson 90 M.ss skTsh Newc.rt gf .hs,
lace
On Slrdsy u, 2aiA % October a. s9nonk By Heg. -
Woodbridge Hon Chkrss wilkins i0 Miss kmly {
Peterson. hoit u -urcma
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Disaster I'm the HarbOr-

The Enghsl snip Korphrercssoc- = eaylls 1ls -Aeof
on le-cay a. grounded ~ s,Tack foeA AHd 1850
k sy vhich she raptiy tlng WEI ASSISTANCE = a.
rendered Der > he SclAtur ~ ~ ne pAsscz "a
ter -oWlv ZIP ron earrsDrrto Tie > took ne -
y Al s-cceeed q traSgIg her upon ne nas 1e@f
ftrhs b1era las1c We have uci eeen a. 70 gamer ~
DR. ,sfrculaTs -a- ,lrse. AKA Caftur-ia- Dee ]
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The Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company
have declared seraAnnlAl dividend Of per cent
TIE Bank Of Poashksspsse ssu-snuual dyseeEd Of 5
per Tbs Farmers and Manufacturers Bsnk o. Poagh
keepsie, per esni....rhs Mercbans sank, Of Pough
kesps.s per esai The Pins PLAINS Bank q pr cent
80 TIE Banks ofihe State Of so1h Carolina have declared
following ssui annual tivits1ds The Railroad BANK
CO sEsscu per eenf Commercial Bsns celnb.s per
eszs esnasI Bsak y per esEl Ths conuaax RsEk
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feared.

sie-asf. OBJ ..Lslss h.ssla a. n h-Lsrs tsE<s ~
a-bct Bermuda NAL FLsFs Co. ssstssrssfi 1tns~-
sys1of5 i.sstCn CO hslstsst, HOVE PhAa
ship GsAst fnrF pa, o. Uost nsgAsu L4NsH@s
Nlllsl CO. Wstsl T. J9sss CODY SOfsans w Essl
Bsrks KosEss brsnI bofstn.sn bfsgs1 Dsi1 ~ Arg
Asrknf b. Eea1t OaaggN h Iaysf
Bog hsd hcslsIs sesunb seas i-s
i4sl Fsnl-oH. sfstsss f-tsf PoLcs fk, Sss1. soes
yssts ssus Hlysas fsj or Co Of-tn. csIssit
y ia -, Os0fgs Walsr. ~ 30
So Flss kogsn isssyfs Isss Tstot yotns,a 49,
Graris snFfea May Go. Aimlfs oan1y ffsL41s -
SsUt~Tn imir. Sc dali
Eel Bf J.lts Etmsr- Lyts stofsf, fofk RIVER Dss1H-
a. tarll EarEs ~ d. drusll,. Tern tssrgi -
ssafasy LlYsl Bo@tor. 80 Me- CfsrfsJ NLoasos
F.lf. D. Pr
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California Ye..els speken, Sc.

D. q a. e g. On - - trg So tss4 ssses 81 ets'os a.
D. u a. q ~ sLp NaaeLss,ss ~ s.sto d.
.Eorss-.a rssos,-d fgFSsss5 Manchester. eo>>sA' ~"
De- q q ,. 90 ~ sch BG1s w.s oos olS-ss.'" '' -
De- $ -sHsos os OR ssa M.Its., onos, n r''''1'S-
q I. In. as CT
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q Hul s. Ansf1-. as1sscsI- VLparcso.
= - Ner-h~w. McGLvsrv Ssarsrort
:, sS Egro,as Bray, iss i. A Bo.;or
2 AZ - M111ro. Ars--. SEng1r.
=. Az y Jsco5 PerEas. Ce-.ils. Boston.
= A. Il Mssor-.- Flanders. Oregon
= E-s SCI Co1lsr,s. E,ioC- sydney.
sslLEo
vo~ l-Du,ca "a Ce-ss va.psrl-sc P.rur Psriaoss ss
Ina. VApa-a'so Az - sPiis CArir. G. Cei7eo &C
Coht-s. Glyuas Al $ MsTy, F.1srus Bren TGir-S-.
Varara.c- Az CAr'5, EspA-sio
Nov An DaIs1r7. Aa1,lsa- 'so.t p A. hsos Hoe-
Ssv s-Hsv Anne Houo,n.-. Az sszo,eL CalaI Az
Rao-s Mazs-az Al Auss.ca. Nsipsra-soi Az Aaia,u-
s.a VLpsrs.so az ,s,5C All s~5l-,. Oregon
So- AA- " cs,s- o7e5'E EG1s Noaes Gasyl
Sov io-An c.. Frsm9r- ssa Deg Eng Har.,s, Va
tIa E15Rri Town Az sa-a-o Hol'.- Per CoPi1P-
Yov is-Haw Prvs,esr. Hoaon.a. .H,v : : B9ro,u-
.l An EeW = Fletcher Ts.,s1r11a ing Cziou. hoas'
Nov Is-Fr Bon Pere Manila
nov l4-Psr Mara yieioris. VsPa-slso. An J 4 Jss
50. G-s-raas Ecls { LAMBDA &C
IsanG. AZ Johnsoa. M5a;srey Az Tour3, "a pa A.
-. Dutch Drio Geb7oeas-s Sa--Vico ls.s-ts All lea
Wv 80. ) ss5.vich is.a5e. An Iowa "a
" IAN fees O-ss5a. AT Aer.sas.s, cAea..s
Az Hor.=11a. M1u.e.=v. At P5aEssls CAc-us O..
F..x Garcia. H-rc.ul
S5- AN Bro.asrs Ro-o.a.s Fr NEisyuise yA.ps
g. Ha- res.r-. Ho-11.1 Al ky 60 OfeE1l. Al
can Bri. Ho.o.-.a' Az sve's1 Boston, "a NaFa
RS,
Nv --hE- FtIl.r hsf1-al re- ltNitaa. S-s.,
uls. An ANNA. Oresl-s Az EL.soeih kl!sr Cr'-s
Nov -i-A- A-cll--ct Ns-psrS-i3 "a M.u'rTa =.
rrrsso
Nov Sz-Brem Ar1a-l-s. MazSLG1
Ncv SAN Hesla- Casa A s-sa1 u ne sh-
ga Al Planet. Hou0l-.-
Nov gi-R1s Reform Hc-o'e.l. Al Aouts 1mery. 81
8 "a Henry Esrbecs 60 An Ls7slt PsHsms Me2 Los
.ss. san e.t'
S5v IAN Edward Everett Boston. ga Na.p
Nov Am Orpteus. Valparaiso A. A,cSf Oregon
u VIZ Me-1..e. Houou.l
sr-Fs - PORT
savannah broad peuuar. ~ llro ore Jones " afrsu
Z con- Pi-aeuug schooner Ewing Preston 8 slore .
rev b~s W Lawrence.
-fr-ers r.i-g 10 ,Af Rrss s1.r1rst. aI s.. jl 80
Senator -tc ms .o Ssrr1re-.o civ Achim. sSO tuus
MlL 81 u.rs ,r STOCKTON Lsv rerce ~ rus DO
.--rc. ls uns CAS- 's-. Suffer-
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osiA. 4~" F~st..sr Sla... Fe~al.. Usel

la the article before alluded O. which We pub
ashed In July asst We stated the then probable
population At $4,000 Subsequent experience srd
'rave ,hrough the country has cOusinced that
N & were then ia ercr. We were anxious e, that
Tine ", to 70 beyond the mark IA oor esnmste
81 IA the extremity Of GUY care We undoubtedly
t,. far below Il
Admitting. then that on The llth day Of spnl
last there were ~ 90 inhabitants the coungry
etove stated. II we add thereto the IS 500 arr, ed
by sea. SIS shown BY tie table above, We have 10
.. Of Sc, 500. TO this must be added some coca
Nexicsns who came into the country BY land, and
~ which probably 20QO stu remain. Further than
lis there have rem sway nom the several vesse 5
BOW IN this port az least 5000 seanen; there have
arrived st other ports IN California go souls and
;scre have come into the country. BY The Santa Re
aad southern route, al least 1900. These figures
sise the iolowns result az the present population
q; the country, derived from 81 sources except the
emigration over the Rocky Mountains
tahfornias ..........lSN9 fcreigreFs .lssS
'''''''''''''' TOtaA ..-.....,.... $40
The number ct the emigration by the wsy Of Tie
Siains - Vs-ioosly estimated rom 10000 - se,
Nv Our own impression Is that / vii not Re
ie1isa 20 vary much hon &, 900 Adding that nun
Der 70 the figures shove and have a total O,
$1,000 souls, as follows
Anerscans.. So so Foreigner ... IS 80
''a''Sni>as eel .....'...1Ae@ r,,,a, 49,
There cannot be doubt thss the figures gwen
shove are below the mark AMI W e have 10 hesits
t,n IN saying, and we think the figures vii bear Us
Ci IN the assertion that tire population OF Csfs,nia
f.>w exceeds One Hundred Thousand
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Passengers Arrived.

Is .is MI i C,lszs. Js, Hs~ csss5-c-Pi 1ner ~
/ a. D. 81 Ht.1n. lEf III ne tiasf' = 90.
hip esits-hs Js ctar''f,.~Di -ts sa''n "a ~
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g ". w0Iss 81 Boy, g. Ari., Il. To.A "a

AGE-Jne-r year, 20; io years, = 10 5 ~ 10
%: 10 10 ~ - 70 - - % ~ 3 " - 50 .; 50
81 Is . 70 - Il ~ 70 81 p o. 70 - ) znEnown
PL.crs o. NATIVITY II r-ed sta'ss III; IrelEn1 81
| Ezglane Il Scotland WAles 2 Germany Is Frsnee.
J Svirxsrlant, 4 unk1owE
Fruu HosptiA, Believe, Psul.enrary Hospital Black
welgs Isani Snzsl Pox, %, L11ade Asyura do 2,
WARDS Island - K1.daFs ls.ac1 5; CRY Hospira, =
Ans House, Backweifs lslan- 81 So0red Hone, Co
/ loFst psTsozs lc. A W. WHITE, CRY Inspectrr
/ err IxsFEcToss ofTIrE, jar y 1850
b lie shave Ps5csTs q saAl increase q xoftaL
~ ~ tspr0porrOnass . he p.u .sf1 81 nnFssi
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rom % NEU-TCRK. ..., JANUARY a.. ls<o
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MINIATURE ALMANAC ....ThIs Or
"a sss--Rs.,. p . ssts % fai Nscs-sets .... 70
aush wATLR Jan Ia
~. Hsgs On o. ssrL.. "a De Gsti.,,.l. ~
- FOR aSRLSE OtRN5L. SEE FOURrH Ph9E q.
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LID OF BariaI. ,, The To~u.

SEPT S-Tooss Asrlal. 90 Eas and alea e; -ysolisry
,-Rcoer. snsrL OF -, az dysezsTyi = 2 10 son.
ol Virginia. dss,lf-fy joan lvugson q New lra.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18
NORFOLK.

large meeting of citizens held in the city Of Nor
folk (Va Thursday night last at which resolutions de-
clGrng the Nashville Convention iEexpsdent at this time,
and the Constitution, without amendment, sufficient
promise and stipulation for the South but at the time
averng readiness to resist any and every encroachment
upon rights either person property come from what
quarter it may" and to "une with brethren Of the
Southern States in maintaining those rights either in Con-
venton otherwise whenever occasion shall arse call
ing for action part" unanimously adopted Mr..
Ii ms Messrs. A. F. Leonard R. E. Taylor, John p.
Leigh, s. Harshorn R. w. Euwden T. R. Lee, and N.
N. McKenney.
The meeting addressed (says the report of the Sec-
etares) by X. j. LAcKEr Esq., Of Northumberland, de-
egate the ae District Convention in HamptoD who being
present and called upon, responded in train Of remarks Of
much force and eecbeang down without stint upon the
geters up Of the Nashville Convention, and hinsef De-
mocra exposing conQusvey the partisan character OF the
whole movement
The second resolution adopted by the meeting insert in
full
3 Resoired That have doubt, from popular indi-
cations, that majority Of the Southern States including
Delaware, Maryland. Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee North
Carolina. Georgia. and Louisiana, (and we hope Vrgnia)
will not be represented with any ad quae sanction Of popu-
lar authority, in Southern Convention as proposed and
ther inclined believe that there are signs in the
Senate Of the United States and throughout the country
arge going to show that Southern Convention worthy Of
the name be held
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18

OUR PARTY.-The WHIG party is not Social
st party, is not an Anti-Rent party is not an Abo-
ltion party, is not Sectional party but great
National party, Constitutional party, law-loving
and law-abiding party. General TAYLOR is not a
Socialist, nor Anti-Renter, nor an Abolitonist,
nor Sectionalist, nor Nullifer; but NATIONAL
VINO, and the impartial Executive of the whole
Union. party made up by combination OF
Wings, Aboiti6nists, Ant-Renters, and land-diyid-
ing reformers, would be like the feet of the image
seen by Nebuchadnezzar, part iron and part miry
clay, which would not cohere. The Whig plat
form is long enough and broad enough for the whole
party to stand upon, without planking isms on to
the borders And is poor policy to invite schis-
matics upon it to crowd off Wings.
GAibu,y STATE Register.