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CALIFORNIA.


(,ALlroREI,.-A FEw ExggLLRyr CHANCES re-.
nmount Of m9nsy and perform Eht snty dna
ih ~ eyer ieft tte l.rt q New York ApPiy imnod-
T'o TnE MERCHANTS or Nav TORE-THE w
ee Cshorna, tbcre 10 establish his residences, rcspeet-
July socts cousEu mcuts your htnjs and beg 20 sure
Wst re- wi ~ ~ ~ money 9, am w, .t y, ~
ee q ne theni uron whom he has not htd be oppsru-
NV oi ssiinE % t,se leave q them he would sy thas ho
HEyRY IA RBfNrRIE.
W. l. refers 70 the following naasd gsntc
kslp p Cohen Esq R5bert Mste ssh j. l.. Ia Reintre
Lsi, bsllmore Arthur ~ Jorss. Fsq, New fcra.
CAIlTo sNfA.-EYANs CARTER COMMISSION
~ hsrohants, San Francisco represented ~ q. WALKER
Wall street References New York-C Gorge Bird o..
Brown = &c, AID Thomss sarls. Pfomps ronittsnces
Hoogs st3red IN IRE proof warehouse an on board
oisthP. NO eharse for shipping from New fork -
OeDEN HiYsEs-lRIcHD T. OGDEN. rHOs
- haynesl -Nholesale std 3snsrtl Csmnigncn Asf-
shants san Francisco. Cafsrna Merchandise eonsgaod
v us viii BE placed on board our tsrs ship old ~
Ear, Co Nsw Y,,h. g 1s.., 9r' &c aasf
eattrtct doi burr Stevens d0 Conan. Hopkins "A CO.
.,s Couhiin Smith. 30; y r. Hayes. dsl Read R.wis
T'AYkoR IN BAtTRE FoRWAaprv AND CON
n misron mershaats. Charfoa n we are now ne
pared % forvsrd an sep 10 orr care having ht
traught boat with India rrtbsr coves suitable Cor tae
,onvsiasse q arc ieft we have ,iso ned.
Itthmus. u. X. TATIoR. ltts III Bsltinore
Reference In Nss Tork. aopsfl ssss 3 sros6Esy.
Our hgene Are l. Has, 63 Beaver C1rripa, Bro
20, - Consulate, Parama EcContafT Co. San Fran
FINANCIAL.
NIoNKv 10 to,N rop sunsr prgroNs rporr rvp
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DBErIsTRY.

Ms. JoBsor. ". q. G. g v, FoRMERLV suRGEON
I'VE Dentist the Queen ard Royal FAMILY Of Ergitne
Be consulted 5j pr0adWav, by those requiring aid
iustru ~ the nenta ART short tueent nuE-
her ~ pills ~ scvcs Store he7h % pecm5r
Mr. JuhsGn ili tle b, CONN 3uco c1urse Of lectures
~ Teeth tter diseases tfcatm.ut th deomatra
tore 81 ne made ofrepaBg thtr echciencea ~ aruuct
neans. Ee,- sorsieI Cour, slG Ee,nsoleal 90 81.
nEET1sTHY--AIL TIE OPERATIONS ~ DEN
~ fs'ry performed with iexsrty and ease uccr
ruphe stHcai tech Inherited IN e most secure sni ap
proved manner anod 90 equal the natural IN appear
Ance and III ~, and to he without pap OF in
vehierce, On che lowest terms ~ NAPOLEON PRErEhRE
D. Nsta ~ Paria 3Bi BrooadNay q Anthony
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MAGAZINES, &e.


Tho international aoathy Magazine. Tor Dsssm6.r
Our Diplomatic Servants cS,rl.s D. BaaaosE. Charge
% ~ o'yss va, 9Sru5ii On s,ssi ,,,.,-,.,o,,
hSlS ssi da 3. E Ss sr Rsis
aq,ie ana no Drama; iP9redi-xrs. oAEsmish. sal
isTr bsSisr sasSefsed s. SSasao Bl,ls dc Bury
a stor, vitbsrts Name. An orisinAi Historical Ro-
lhe Poe5, lot. by tie author Of "Fes,us"
Count Mote Leone Or tie sry Of Society. Book II.
The Mystic yial.-pglln Univ. NAElliae.
40 Chas Dickens ~ W.ltsr sarge Landor.-Exaniner.
sirNishoas a EarIlon Moor. ny v. N Praed
Accidents viii Happen. BY c. Aston Bristsd.Frasors
A cslssra.sd singer RyR z. sseddard.
lhe story o. a Poet - be Bard q Glan9rgau,
m RlleG Pool otSogs. .,Papsrsfor the People.
w Novel. ~ sir I'd stfi Buiver Iyt,on. BOokII.
wild sports in Algeria ny Juiss GerAtd-Journhl dsu
Ess,ss P,s,h, n ,s9 r.giy Of o.s.q, SPECTATOR.
Exclusion Of 2oye r,Sm Tie GEEK Drama magazine
The Galloway Of INC o. eaRs The Spectator.
tts,aeS b. waiter ssvass L,adot-r,, E,amiuor.
IhsC6E IRE u outil Ansrios-ys@ Monthly
serg q The Seasons. Bv Ghariss Nseksy.
W We rGSl t ia,f Beard "a 5n 9br ssrcy
a View Of Bomtay-Ada Greyule. BY Peter Leicester.
neer p,ass (coi lehni,n, Col Young and 20 OthsrSl
TTs sri r frsheis,aop Wissman iPor,rait)
The pulshes have sIeat satsiasysn IN prcsenns The
FIRST mi CT q he oscnd volume Nte
style q improved tyrogarhy sabu.i hmcu How we'll
they shoult he sat'fcd with TIE The
shown BY the extraordinary increase II slbarp
ors durrr she last month sud Nv the universal appla1se
With which The In s greeted ~ the 81 the
whole lnon 10 the present number viii Be found the
eneeuerto f ,he Oiipsi H,.r.al Novel grten for The
Inter national Magazine. by g. y r. james E n Count
Mntcl The SPY in Society translated EXPRESSLY
for s W ri rom tie Frcnch, Is coutiauci VITA Increasing
interest.
ir Edward liver Tytions Novel Is also continued and
TIE hsgrEro it cat variety from original ani
from Lurosan aud Awcrcan source q The best stsurs
tnd most interesting infcrmanu q The pro.cnt faY
shtutus surycT a. The ootcmporiry spirit a1i ntoec-
tuai condition.
The lsfost Jondon P,rs md New FORK Fashions will be
carefully reflected ir The fnterna. ioual
Tor rAc ~ all bookscofa ana periodical dealers throu n
out The country.
qersBy n rumher . coats ny me volume, ST. b. the
year. fthrco volrtncf 81
CiutsSutscrcre ffmirr cl1ts viii he supplied a ths
follourr copies, Is copies so; and ten
couc sos sd extra % hs se1dinr thC
club. Address SThINGEy n TOWNsEND,
~ Broadway. ". Y.
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NEW JIMMY lind uEtOD non KNOW As
~ KuickorbOcLer Rail Tscuty third street. aud
lishh avenue. Ro.,s - arpaute resolved oghtiy BY
TuOtFS urcQualcd band q uarm1n hingtciai also,
by The great italian h0t9, With has chinese mechanical
DOR cug turea and TIE ladies' great avore. She pycahs
pianist Co. aiss shdrgn; do0r1 open
AZ .. Commerce. Lt ~ Admits ion. l'it cents.
NoNPAEEiL MtHtrkEL SEVEN PEhFOR1ERs
~ and Mons. Blair, tlg rslcttatd rcian every
ing tte Croton Halt Eovg'v. The whole pressntlzg
e. anirg evening" emeut, Tor the small
81 &c. Admission. Etein 90 Z O'clock
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ADVERTISEMENTS RRNEWRD EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

Personal.
MRPv. zYCBLINsKI WILL HEAR TO HIS ADvAN-
about Mr. Zychlnskis whereabouts will tn ankfully
seivsd by GROsSMANNz BROrHENS,
No, So Broad ST., N. Y.
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CIOTIITNG.

UORTY THOUSAND COATS. PASTALooNs AND
Wstcoatn 81 ne latest fan style from 50 80 90 $40 At
SHET HERDH Cotns Store Choluut street. soooad door
above Third. philadeir1a.
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NEW YORK AAfui1h EATEE. no. 81 EOwERT.-
~ James n June Co. ~, pr otara.nr James Nixsn,
hlueorian nanaser lusdy evening, sos'r. - b. VII
te Irestnttt egant seeati pa Circle, Ia which the
lrench rut AdNe loutf Idr Rosa M3le. TourE arp,
and hmC heno't vii appear t. be followed ~ larry
pageant q tINbEkkAiA ciudsrela. MdIle. Resas tho
saera hifs Nctdtlm MiH 30 mCE prince Mile. 10
stthuci ponduo. Nawrr Mtdigau; Heraid. Master G.
Nixon rn kAchclur Master nixon Prices ef admis-
Fien Private 3arc.. GOES boxes. ac pit ils. Doors oysn
% hall nn.L n--lL--- --.-n-o a. nal Z.
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DRoADwAY THEArRE.-kR RIcHINGs FORMERLY

RhoApWhfD IHEArkE-hh: kiCnl NGs, foh M t
to his old the OF that late establish
men and the public generally that Friday evening next
the 18th Of Nov has been set for his benefit when he
will have the honor Of appearing for the last time but
in his original character Of SGlvore written expressly
him BY MT Boxer, in the play Of THE BErROTHAL,
which has by the unanimous opinion Of the and all
who have witnessed it been stamped the successful
we'll the best written play that has been produced for
yearR. hars, This orig nal ohasoer) Mr. Could0ck the
other dramas person by he full strength Of the aimrbs
Of the The other ainmsnt the
evening will be expressed in the bills Of the day Box book
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TUtT FURNISHED OsE HUNDRED TRICKS wIrH
~ Cards. expued ard aimed. by j. "a Green, the
formed rambler continuing W. Gs most startling tricks
vifh cards, vita foil cvntnarn 81 tho d
RI jig then. hlso m eFp Jon q tle sh.a a. praoced
q Nj HUNtr Prtlis.ers III fis th.n strsst NY
fo sale BY III dealers W theap publications..
g. rics ailCd te part - r U1ei statos receipt
q 20 cent?, ayo copies f'r 81 Address. poet paid
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IhDIANH.-MIlL ha OPENED AT Tue hLNANaNh
NUru9. 80 tl.s BrHaHu H.tu Thursday agra.ay New
~ ttan1 hoftf Auc 81 lr.ifn lailsry claitir isi
OF Tar urF core. tra a Uu.frtf I've sga, OF the rrnc-
rel hic,s att votro 20 lf -l.cl ttitef. rsvnr UPON
cur caitru end Sutttfu Ta.s Ntu Me1tco JLif4rhia
Hrd urcuu, together Wll taIfapf vleua fauH danesa
lrGsc hurs ana 90 ttfrs 80 q vfch fave D. On
rtutfd m ttrr eva ttNrtF rurur eight years travel
am.rf ihrm tc whole rr 1ne 20 The m'st iu'ausItnE
nne inatiucve cN th rs uftfatve n f1iier ne anA
custom. ever before rfeCrrH che pubuf. urtnrfrtv We
io1tsrts mas BE- txfcetrd 90 etHt ~ on wstaasiats
anH tlfuralFH OF LIZ l,ai rf aaflaE
81 - ctu.f fct.on e e. % procured a. tAo gria-
sTbNLFY D rIrEERuAv. P-spss,or,.
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A LADY, ACCUsTOaED TO TUITION WISHES ron
"A an engagements - daily G1vernsse ~ a family, or
Teacher in school OF would receive pupils >. her rc
aence TO instruct in French, gorsn italian. music ana
ansnR Reierepoes river Address zeta. Herald once
WANTED-A LADY TO TEACJ EyaLTsH AND
w french IN aschool One brinrinN good tsstimanals
- to Qualifications and ftsrectaby, may receive qtu.
altos, BY applying in medaely In oyt second door
from the southwest corncr Of Pacific sire BROOKLYN
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HOUND Ov. ~. IN TIE Niaur TRAIN or CARS
~ frtm Ncw haven, heal Iuue. ceaisiuins less han
snin bills eharga There that in end OF
pats which che real oeutr pscve hs property, ant
no apply u surposd TO have been dropped BY
iaaF got a. fFoutv. street Tae
~ address pcs. paid for week, q 8 X HART
fore. Conn.
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NEW, EXCELLINT PIANO. ejs OCTAVE, ROSE
n wood, for sale. Inquire $40 twenty fourth street.
between Ninth and Ttuth avenues.
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DROADWAY THEATRE A CARo.-MR. CoUL0O TX
- has the pleasure announcing his friends and the
public that has benefit in tits oty will take psce
Saturday evening No. 80 when he will appear Ia his orgi
nal character Of hario In the admired play Of the Be
trttha" being positively his last appearance, and last
night this highly popular production On the
regI be laid arde In order - produce novelties
arrar gen for which have b. pleed
Other entertainments viii be announced in the bills Of the
daY. Box boob IL Q onen.
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" Nadame!
The plague, eh i"-Ahcrnethv.
Tie mother % al the dtrnrdcrr
glnt IN health and on n % are M raudsrs,
Is oniy Geld"
Only aeold of Afami
On a cola. Misc rr aadam,
DID you tay only cold
lclicyeme colds the foundation
OF Wll half the deaths In the patton;
And Il you wtsli live 20 be GA,
Cheek ~ az oncc-Thils AZ may be controlled.
remedy preferred,
Tie beet ever offered.
And row for 80 name and the Uia0a where ifs sold
hrs. " rvisH Cold Candv-y0n'il frd the adde's
sritad Tar and wide in che neNararer press
3ut iest ycu f1rlat it. the uumhcr ~ ~
- lnrce sixty fir--fhe location nrcaiwaF.
hhd search Though the vide world The New r. The Old
you'll trd rotuch cure far Cou1h or Cold
. JUS JkkNlSS COLD CANDY cold by Mrs.. y. JerVh,
900 broadvay, and BY druggists Teneraly.
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CARD--P. I. BsRNUs SAVING REFUSED TO AVAIL
" hims VI Of my services Pianist 20 accompany Miss
Jnny Lns her contrary agree
existing between for that purpose therefore take
this opp runiy 20 inform the public hat shan rcnan ia
New York cady receive rrofosaNual
ueual RICHARD HOFFMAN. - Leonard street.
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~ yet-rhnrsday evening, Nov. 2S will be presented
the CHI pREN OF L0vE-Aichael hcGurk Mr.. j. Pill
gim; Col Roland. Mr. lie Favor Major Norris Mr. Eser;
Mons. Delmare, Gr Dunn; Marohnoise Bourge Mrs. II.
r Grattan; Countess Roland Miss Hautonyils: Helen.
Miss N. Charles. To conclude with the MAGIC WELL
the Fairy OF the Deser-Anshaek Mr. Seymour; MueY,
Mr. BraDdon Dwangee, Mr. La Favor Young Quickest Mr..
Watkins Hanimed Miss u. Mesayer; Chaseme Mrs Graf
kanoune. Mrs. Bautonvie; Haidee Mrs n. Charles
Iocrs open at 61e; 20 commence at O'clock.
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ID hsnaget had Fr,pIic'lF J0huGr1ln 1000. u. Aslt
ant AanAgerA teln0oa Performance a. B. Everiag A.
O'clock. 1huuday att .id1J Sc ornoons 0enarI Tom
Thumb viii arpfar o. lhH popular persona ifua Of
Nap eon, FrtutcH the Great besides his
,uifcoit Court Dets Dis tareul stuues. Sc, Afer
amrs ng ateI piec o. hNf NC iuN Aitcr Which, shat
usiuF and III hy coieb-n e. cal writ
ten flr General Tom Thumb nOF o. Ny THuAB per-
formed ty him With shouts or applause Tho Chinese
Museum late q % hadrGy been FED other
egriesities Of this e-t contain NJ over million
OF eurcatcs Aau asis1 the whole. in6ludrf Museum
lofmantct Of Ton thumb &C. - shfdrsn sader
ten years ~ AID oil enough e. sak alone 2k oents
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4 ADlts CAN BE TAUGHT ANEW METHOD or
~ Drtss Cut IN three hours, at No. ~ Canal street.
eang on Yrs hiner Isrm So patterns for the waist,
wish % teach the -
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nOSITlNTLN TuE LA-r WIEE.-NOW OPEN At
y stlrali Ehl br.ttvay, rsals CrHyen'g voyage 20
thlerrih sod kcfuFu ustna Views q lhilnlrqha (tha
Atuhe portl Ngrv Nay GaAria1ton West indio Rio ia
nef Cape iorn n trrut storm. NaYaraiso hlGatlan,
san ttauCnto Monterey. Far4Ua The lahmug, Havs1a.
and botton The ttrtiara dcsi isly The trgels and
r1ot ntrl rent u tu nuo, W. painted BY George utEe,
~ litp feet q rnnvastls tro miles n ienr 90. aud
gvct views ~ le principal re thg Aslants aud Pa
ciho coasts Of North ard south Ausca ff0 phiiaislp
pia ne STARTING place 90 basitu With most masnhoent
ocean yeta AtmaErn q csrrt children unfer toa, half
price brtre cfrn o. I urrcs a. "a o'clock. Exhf-
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DY J. HEcEMAN AUCTIONEER-FRIOA NOVEM-
- ker 80 at 10 scock A. M Mt the sslesroom No. gl
Washington street Brooklyn, large and general asOTt
aent furni tufe. rosewood Piano, WAGE"
German upright Ao elegant close carriage, cost
$3.50 and han dsome Rockaway, cost $3.50; sets Of
toutle and Of single harness. in excellent order, having
been used but short time the property Of gentleman
leaving the who left them be sold without
Catalogues at the auction on Thursday The
Carriages Pianos &c., win be cold at hapast ~ o'clock
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MUSICAL.

NJ UsICAL.-THE sHAEsPTARE CONCERT MUSICAL
AVA Society composed Of able moberI Of she
ehss engaged tho Jenny Lind uni the dree-
op Of Nol ~ now prepared TO receive orjers for
eert fcreos balls and fursgh from two f1ur
teen artists may he required Orters may be left
Eegsrg. ScSarfenhers Luis GS3 nroadwav; Kerkssg
Breufng <2l nro.cway; the residence Of q. letz
Lauren street. Treasurer Of the Society.
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MIBLO's GARDEN.-TICKETS % CENTS; PRIVATE
IN boxes, s5-MsIagsr Mr. John Ssfton-Doors open e
hsfpast o'clock, TO commence ~ 1x-The wonderful
kayl Family Second night Of the arabian rsatz hoaeed
the first esenssn b. the most enthusiastic applause
BY densely crowded saloon Javell in his unesaied
feats Francois aud on last appearance Ia the grand
comic Me Be tin and H. Brilliant in several
new grand p~ de deuxTaursday evening hovemesr 2th
TO commence with the psntomime, called MIRAND4
To be followed by the ballet of the REDOUIN ARABS
t. eonslua' with last tnr, the pantsuine Of RAOUL-
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LnHN nROUGHAM.


Nov. 9th, 1850 John Erougham ESQ an the Rice Be-
nett Conmittee-Gentlemen: sirs-ln reply, must say
that most willingly comply with your request, and as
othing could have possibly given real
pleasure tbaa trying to asis Of most esteemed
rieI ds and early associates. Very respectfully obe
dent servant, CHARLES WHITE,
Heoieon SO BswsrY. New York
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r osT-oN THURSDAY EvENING. IsT INST, ~
IL passing Eroarae the Astor Place Opera
House douta Eyegla1s ect in cola anf futrcnGcd b
Incis rubber string liberal reward i Be paid the hnd-
tv issvnr 81 % TIE Herald oca n gt, and there
fore valuable % he ioter.
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will be given the above bali. every THURSDAY the
Foalo snhgenco those brilliantly successful and
renowned Concerts of the famous julien, in London and
Hufard and Fiiodo. In Paris whose have spread
throughout the world the rnst9rs now ana gpien
did order Of musical enter tanment.
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Of Asmssionseoured seats, Parqust and Boxes 81 co.
admission TO Parque Boxes. the evening Of
srmanee ST. Ampb p otsFrst time this ,essons
Of MoERr grand OF Don Giovanni with entirely
scenery dresses properly Ne Friday evening Nov 9TH
will be p.roimed httats grand in three acts. OF
DON GlOVAkNI-DOppa anna, Siga Truni Benedettfs
Donna Elvra siga A. Patti Don Giovanni, sgr Bsnevea-
tano Don Otsvo, Sigr Eort Commentators, sigr Ross
Lporelo sgr sanqhrioo haetso sgr kovelii Zerlinas
SIG a A. BeItneoa. Doora open at quarter before q
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RowKRY TnEATRE-THURsDAY EVENING. NOV.
~ 2ssn .il b rsPe.sd the :pestAsie styled The LAST
Pote; heden Mr. Hamilt Lydon. Mr. Tlton Nyda Miss
Memy% lone hr aleo The sage Of yssu yias Mrs. yor
dan To be followed BY the drs Of ROBERT xACAlRE
hotert saeaie. Mr. stevens jacques strop Mr. Jordan;
Clenentpe Mss Barber conclude with the drama Of
the LADY OF TaE LAKE-Roderiek ych Alpine Dhu. Mr..
scott fitzsmes. Mr.. Pope Ellen, Mss Jordan Boxes,
o'clock.
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AJUSIC.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. WITHOUT
lI children DESTROYS Of obtaining board in private
fsil, where s teacher OF Piano. Guitar and
sngng vou he received payment. An Epsoo pal
family preferred The highest Testimonials Atdcg
u. ~. office.
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without first giving six months notice to the other
ARTICLE vi.
The contracting parties in this convention engage
to invite every state with which both or either have
friendly intercourse to enter into spulations with
them similar 10 those which they have entered into
with each other to the end that all other States NAV
share in the honor and advantage Of having contr-
buted to work Of such general interest and inn
portance as the canal herein contemplated And
the contracting parties likewise agree, that each
shall enter into treaty stipulatons with such of the
Central American States as they may deem advsa-
BILE, for the purpose Of more eec,uaily carving out
the great design Of this convention, namely that of
constructing and maintaining the said canal as a
ship communication between the two oceans for the
benefit of mankind, on equal terms to all, and of
protecting the same; and they also agree that the
good Offices of either shall be EMPLOYED, when re-
quested by the other, in aiding and assisting the ne
gotiation Of such treaty stpulations and should
any differences arise as to right or property over
the territory through which the said canal shall pass
between the States or Governments of Central
America, and such differences should in any way
impede or obstruct the execution of the said canal,
the Governments Of the United States and Great
Britain will use their good offices to settle such diff
ferences in the manner best suited to promote the
interests Of the said canal, and to strengthen the
bonds OF friendship and alliance which exis. be-
tween the contracting parties.
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CALIFORNIA; CONTRIBUTION.
FROM THE ALTA CALIFORNIA OF JUNE

FROM THE ALTA CALIFORNIA OF JUNE !.
The MONUMENTAL BLOCK OF QUARTz.-Our readers, we
have reason to believe, not generally appzed of the
resting fact that block of California gold bearing quartz has
been procured, at the expense of the State be contributed
to the erection Of the proposed Monument the memory
Washington, at the Of General Government. The
work contemplated will be fitting and proud testimonial
American for the ustrious of great
Washington while will reflect in coming sges ustre upon
the genius Of his people, the grande and nobest
mental triumph to American genius. Each Of the States Of
the Union to be represented in the material composing
this structure, by block Of from their native hills and
is for This purpose that the piece Of quartz aforementioned
has been hewn from the sterile sleeps Of Sierra Ne
vada, and agents appointed attend the same the
Of Saturday next the United States there be delivered
to the Washington Monument Society, to be placed the
structure when commenced, in the name of California.
This block Of god-bea,ing quartz from the Maposa
dggings Fremons mines, and weighs about les lbs
In shape Irregular approaching square, its sides varying
from eighteen 10 twenty inches in length Il averages in
thickness nine nches it's surface dagonay
ty-one inches by Very little gold is percepbe
the naked eye, bat estimated to contain about eighty
dollars worth.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-13
FROM OREGON.

By the previous arrival from California we had
information that the Indians had consented TO de-
liver up the the murderers of DR.. Whitman for
trial. The Sacramento Transcript furnishes some
additional intelligence:
. In March last, Gov LANE formally demanded of the
Indians the remainder of the murderers and nine of Them
Including two Catholic priests have been delivered into the
possession OF The Government of Oregon By proclamation
Of the Governor, the Legislature of the Territory
vened on the 18th of May instant, Oregon City, give
the prisoners trial. aud informant thinks that ere this
they have been convicted and pot to DEATH
The chiefs OF the Caamas and Capoos have rendered
the services of their tribes to Governor Lane. When our
informant left, they encamped Linn city, opposite
Oregon city awaiting the sentence Of the mudecrs trial
before the Legislature They join the force of the
Territory, and march under Governor Lane the land
route toward California, till they reach the neighborhood of
Rogue River II known that there hostile tribes of In
dams in this country infested by them last season.
and several companies OF Oregonans murdered
while on their way to California. -......
Lately, some friendly Indians have given information in
Oregon that the wives and children of families who
ourneyed the route last prisoners among
the Digger Indians-he having been murdered. The
Oregonans highly incensed these ourages, and
thought they will not be sa fed until the offensive Indians
are extermnated The energetic steps taken by the Governor
will doubtless be the of opening safe communication
between California and Oregon"