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BROTHER JlNlTIEAN,

ito us. This number has been issued for the ltl
s.July, designed TO commemorate the anniversary
sof our independence. 1t contains variety Of
pictorial Illustrations One side is devoted tt
FAREWELL ADDRESS. There j.
also an account Of the Trial OF SARAH Coon,
swho was found guilty Of Witchraft in Alassachu.
lscts, and banged at Salem in 1901.
The July issue of the "Brotl,cr Jonathan ;
Twill, we doubt not, be richly worth the small
.pricc asked for it.
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L.lN SCHOOL.

WE have received the prospectus Of Law
School, to be conducted By 3. F. Porter, Esq.
lin the City of Charleston. Judge PORTER is ;
native of Charleston, but moved to Alabama
|whcre lie rose 10 distinction in his profession AM
Twas honorcd with a scat upon tic Bench. III
has considerable reputation for legal knowledge
land literary attainmcnts. lie las returned 10 hi:
native city torcsumc the practice of his profession
land to open Law School. We cordially re-
commend his prospectus to all whom it may con-
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Gatherings.

"a The WHEAT CRor-We have been inform:
|ed, by many intelligent farmers, that the
EWhcat crop, owing to the cold damp
EwcatIlcr which prevailed throughout the en-.
SSStire spring. is very backward, llas been mnc!
Ainiurcd by the laic heavy rains. so that nothing
&likc~a full harvest is an;icipatcd.-kcowee
ECour.
E GREEcE-Adyccs to tic 2Sfll of April
.Sfully confirm the reports Of the settlement OF
Hthc difficulty with England. The British Min.
lister was about to renew diplomatic relations
gan order had been given 10 release all the
Evcsscls, ships cfwar and others in possession
#of the fleet. Mr.. Wyse regrets the. past, and
EcXprcsses satisfaction at the prospect offered
Ehy the future.
81 DESTRUCTIVE WEAroy.-Jcnnings' repeat,
Hinn rifle is one of tllc most effective, the most
=
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THE SOUTHERN PRESS,

This is the title of the new Southern organ
established at Washington. The Prospectus
swlll-b be found in another column of our paper
Tho es,,h,;sbino of fills orr,n i oo,s;1orcs ,,c
sonr Rsnroson,,.ives in Cor@ross nc on onto;nr;s,
!: s.oa. g.. - 49, - -
ol eres.' ss''en. y 'ue 'o.''h anu 'ile! urge
supon: tller constituents to interest themselves
SwariniY in its behalf Southern members have
snledrcd themselves TO its snnnort and b,vo
49, .,,.m,ao,,.o. .o.no,.l,. q. aons,,o..,
.,''uo 'i'c.s.,es 'l,pO''O.' .0i ro,'s'qst'Dic
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Death of zion. e, q. Gilmore.

South Caroliaa i; again called to mourn!
Another Of her great men has been sum-
snloned from The post Of duty ere the sounds;
Sof lamentations have ceased for lis predcces-;
S:sor.! Under circumstances which nothing butt
Sthc most rigid demands of duty and Il con-;
,Eclencious obedience 10 these demands could.
,sShayc led lis to suppose he would accept the
appointment. Col. GILMORE took up the trust
sconlidcd to lin By the Executive, and at a
Smost important and critical juncturc in our
EEnational affairs did rot hesitate TO repair to-
5the discharge of the responsible duties Of
.ssSera.or in-ihe federal councils.
81 We arc not sufficiently acquainted with the
,sspublic life of Tile deceased 10 give at present
Ea detailed sketch thereof. He was elected u
9Solicitor by the Legislature, was 4 member
GOT the Twenty-fifIi Congress, and for the
:alast eleven years President of the Bank of the
Estate, which Office he resigned being ap-
,Gpointcd to the vacancy .occasioncd by the
,sgdcath of Mr.. CALHOUN. lie has enjoyed
5:Iargcy The coriiIe:;cc of The State in III, pub
'5slic career, and in private and social life was
5sI,highy esteemed and beloved. His death will
Ebe regarded ms an additional loss to tic State,
,Salrcady heavily afflicted in this respect, and
Eshis stricken family ard relatives will have in
sathis sid bereavement the deepest sylnpatllics
FSof the people of South Carolina.
81 No State i'll the Union has suffered such
acrusing losses, wiilia SO short time, as has
,aour OWL The Lard Of an orcrruling and
Hal-wisc Providence seems to be laid heavily
,supon South Carolina in its mysterious dis
iMpensations. Within Il few months she has
Is been called TO dcplorc The loss Of two Uni:cd
-5sStates Senators, her oldest Judicial Ofeer
reessand Il Chancellor AS one by one these lights
@arc qucnchcd in our midst, the lessons such
sscvcnts impart should be laid TO heart; and as
Ssthe great and the good arc passing away from
'sSamong us, our highest aim as II people should
abc to emulate tllcir virtues, aud in selecting
-sstheir SUCCESSORS to maintain the dignity, abili
cssty, and lofty character which have ever dis
.Atinguishcd our statesmen and high State
,3olficcry
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From the Correspondence Of the Courier.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1850.

Thcprocccdings of the Senate, Yesterday,
are Of interest The bill to establish Il branch
mt of the United States in Ncw-Yo York was
'takenup, and Mr.. Jellcrson, Davis moved an
additional section for the establishment of two
;assay Offices in California Mr.. Underwood
:signiiicl an intention 10 bring again to. the
consideration of the Senate the proposition
Ito establish branch mint in California. Mr..
Badger rave notice Of IN amendment 10 strike
Iout that part of the bill. which proposes a
mint in New-York, and sEBstitute for it pro-
visions for u mint in California. The sub
|icctwas passed over, in order to take up the
compromise bill, or rather, as Air. Foote
!lnd inc Union now propose TO call it, in de,
iicrcnceto Mr.. Webster s. views, the ADJUST
;a,sai bill. Mr. Webster, some time ago.
stated that the phrase: compromise, seemed
ito import that something wis to be compro-
smised. away Ii seems, from statement in
sthe Union, that he still dis-approves Of the
aterm, compronisc," because it seems to
simport the surrender and usurpation ofsolne
rights-one part giving uF
awaat the constitution cnioins and the other
sparty taking what the constitution forbids o,
and both coming to terms by viola
Cling the constitution Mr. Webster con
9siders the. bill as involving no constitutional
I5question, but as arrangements .eXpediency
Gin the sixth Of the Charleston resolution
Mste point is taken, ard il must be obrinn'
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s"ut uv,u,, independently i. p.v.>.,~~.,
10 be thu organ Of any clique, party or set o
sncn-but will speak freely, OIL any and ever,
subject, when the public good seems 10 re
| ssluirc it.''
We take pleasure in placing the express ;
;on our exchange list.
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[Froa the South Carolinian of Friday
u Telesranhic Despatch.


!~~WAsHlycTov, May 800 H. IN. Z
The Hon. +. II. ELMcRE, Senator from
'outh Carolina, died at his lodgings in thi'
ity, at half!past eight o'clock yesterday even
ing, "wednesday Of 4 Neuralgia. attack.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

sown government, which Mr.. Adams had sos
;s:rorglv asserted, and which has been SUBJ
sjected 10 so much undcscrted ridicN.e upons
ssthc present occasion. agree with the Sci
5nator from South Carolina, (Alr. But!er) that
sNIr Calhoun always contended that Congress-
swould have to withdraw its jurisdiction be-ss
@forc The people would be free to act for the;
sformation of u State Government That wasi
sshis opinion; but he was of the opinion, not-ss
I swilhsranding, that if Congress thought pro-
spcr to waive Irregularities or infornalities,s !
COMMITTED in such a case as that now under;
consideration, (for the Senator from South'
.aiCarolina and myself have lad the honor of,
CLEARING him speak freely Of this very case of
California; and the Congressional sanctioni
sslould be finally attached to what has been;
sdonc, it would all be so far validated andI
sconfrmed as not to be questionable attcr-I
awlrls in any earthly tribunal. Such, ami
S;surc, were his views, Us repeatedly uttered I'M
smy hearing.
! The Senator from South Carolina. who;
s;has just addressed the Senate, will permit me;
Ito state the fact:that have always under
ssss.ood him rs differing more or less with his
::oril!cr ca!icScc-iie on fhis point, and as con-
stcndinc that such action oi Congress, ;E lgaiE-
s:::ng the formalities alluded to, was and.mustt,
afrom the nature of the transaction, be consti-
sstutional, since it could notzbe calledsiu ques-
sitioN afterwards w1eruassI I>beIieye Mr. Cal:
:sAoun TO aayeithsis.ed ttf7t suca ~~,aivef might
:a axe place in instances Of the grosscst infor-
ss,nality, but fiat such actionof Congress. WIS
unconstitutional in Itself:
"a, nIr.h bnvood tho reach of all human means
Soicountcracting its effect
q Dir. Butler Itllink it is indispensable to
:switlidraw the jurisdic:ionfo of the Federal Go
sycrnmcnt, and l have always said it was in
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SIN LII c!nroy-yncraovc shall be
Jour only harm, our gates: care,

ail.Lr rc!nrioy-Yncriovc shall DC
.ssOur only harm, our gatcSt care,
sSsTIlc Saviors blessed sct. see!
s'Twiil not be long Ut, Mother, there
ssssIs one thing would lie YOU hear
e Before leave this vol so bright,
a And beautiful the tlc is near
when must closy the cy0s i'll night!
#But my released soul ,aIl 20
sIs'To Acavcn-and IsllaIHlcct you there.
3 But she'll come soon lien an gone:
Earth is no place for lii-Ikncw ii well.
:sOh: She was llinc orould have been,
alf it had been my fateo dwell,
SMucll longer in this VI Id of sin!
aTIcre, feel my pulse beating fast =
SBut even now, when ,nrly done,
HIts work on cartl-mllcart begins to beat
Elm sinful throbhings: d: slr4 ont that sun;
FTts light reminds niGtiIl tlat life is street
aThcrc-tlatw will dt-I'm calmcr now;
aOh! bear my latestigll to her;
SShc knows my love and it, perhaps, will 500;
SlIcr heart to.dr'7-~-'
Elm life-in u,
sOh. would tn ter car,
~
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.!co}.Na co.'rac;s i1r yearly advertising are con-
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:dvancs
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cSp2sitiDn given ~ Senator BI-f,r: OF the
G S.s Mas b1en 50 orc,
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nana !,9t ,,sj, r.ec,,, ONO nSsh upon
ti.aS sia.qly 10 refer I;n, 10 the d5ctrinc con.
e.i.i..t ia t:.o:reso!u ion Offered by Mr. Cal
;ya,, a.!l which quoted On Thursday l;.s..
lis ,..,:
.s2,s3,csL, That i ism f;indananttl plin:;i.
n'ail0rr i;s:.llcr3oj fhat 4 ncoplc. in form.
i,r !. ,o.,9'i.r-ior ,,,-of,n nuncori;tina3l
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he1Ha@z&1H
FOR TEEes as
FRANCE AI5az

| TIE impression has bee
Louis Napoleon Siis ainlidsl
'pirc as it existed underNs
spromincnt acts hate brsi
sthat object. He is said5t
s.as far as law will permit,
sgrcat man, and as his
.thcre will be no 81 ppossibF
Cannot deny these concy
snot sufficient means b
scorreet judgment. li,l
strrn the Republic un'
smonarchy, he is ccrtail-
with the sentiments
ssdircctly opposed to t'"c
slneasures-thc ensl;r
scurtailmcnt Of thc:e
lowing are; among..ii.
,S - Nissss. - -
J: s:Napolcon, and only
sThcy are confirmed
swl,o he fondly belly
Sthronc and cndear
snlcndations. aFr;
sclliefs Of parties ia
ssor rpport on Z tier
sthings can onlylY
ssupp6rt of the VIZ
Sgovcrnment slloul
sit is really to h
aainflexible and II
AThe Bourbons 9
anoblcs and the T
astitution which
Twill descend ag
Scll:ne which III
sthc contrary,
spcople without
ggovernmcnt v
Mdid not cover
ssthe mobiles, til
smcn: | cove
&tllc whole fal
@vide the inte
#all, and eng
Shy nature,{
sstilated. Il
Elton, Of, thi
@a draft. {
@and beside
Mon this po
@nation ; bu
Mprineip!e
q Mys
Eof The m
Eday."
81 Takcl
Gonr of
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U7WE are indebted to Senator BUTLER. tho
Hon., DANIEL WALLAcE, and Hon.T.A. Burt, fol
Congressional papers and documents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

T WE learn that there was on Thursda,
list, about is miles above Hamburg, in this Dis
trict, a severe Hail Storm which did considera
ble injury TO wheat.
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EDGEFIELD, S. G.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1850.
HON, F. II. ELMORE.

T.
Oun State and country are again called on to
mourn the loss Of distinguished public man.
Senator ELMoRE died at Washington on the 9th
ult., from an attack of Neuralgia. MIR. ELMoRE,
has long held conspicuous place in our State,
having from time to time filled the highest trusts
in the gift of the people aud the Legislature His
urbanity and talent cndearcd him to the people,
and ever gave him . large share of the public
confidence. Recently transferred to the United
States Senate, where broader field was opened
for the exercise of his political Abilities it must
be source Of regret to all, that he has been pre-
naturely cut down, before he had an opportunity
ofs displaying, in his new station, those abilities
that would have added much to his reputation
and, doubtless, great good to the country.
TheState deeply and sincerely feels his loss.
ap-.Y
u ealLa:.chtion TO -Gs9 Advertisement o.
;A1r. J. c. ZIMMERMAN, which will befound in an
'other column, 80
E The CouRr OF EaulTY commenced it
session for this District on Monday last his-Hono
Chancellor JOHNSTON presiding. 49,. .s.. r.
~
1--WE learn that there was on Thursda,
hist, about is miles above Hamburg, in this Dis
itrict, severe Hail Storm which did considera
i bic injury TO wheat.
800 -
! U7WE are indebted to Senator BUTLER, tn
! Hon, DANIEL WALLACE, and Hon.. A. Burt, fo
Congressional papers and documents
! T We ask attention to the article leade,
ssM France and Louis Napoleon 1t is from til
! pen of gentleman of high intelligence.
/ D- WE have received copy of a letter fror
Sthc Hon. DANIEL WALLACE to. his constituents O
sthc absorbing topic of the day. 1t is written wit
smuch ability, and presents the question in som
sncw and striking points of view. We will civ
aaextracts fromit in our next.
--o>--
D' IT is said that Mr.. DELEoS, Editor Of til
aColumbia Telegraph, is to be associate Editor {
sthc New Southern Organ at Washington. Thi
Eve. think, is happy selection. Mr.. DELEo
swill carry to his new post, clcverness, industr
Sand experience.
n
q Oe WE have received a pamphlet, written b
sssthc Rev. IvEsoS L. Brooks of this District, cnt
stled " Defence OF THE Sourn. AGAINST TIL
sn which slavery is shown to be an Institution
saGod intended to form the lsis Of the best soci
estate, and the only safeguard to the pcrmancn'
Sof REruDLIcAX, GayERSMEyy."
3 We have not had time, az Yet to read this pan
Aphlet, but have heard i' "''
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%, WE ask attention to the article headed
g France and Louis Napoleon" 1t is fromtht
pen of gentleman of high intelligence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

B The CouRr OF EaurrY commenced it
session for this District on Monday last his-Hono
Chancellor JOHNSTON presiding. .ey.sss,. r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

FROM further investigation it appears that
the great comet of 1861 and 1857 is not now
expected to rcappear before August 1858.
MrssdvRI-IIon. JAMES S. GREEN, has beea
Nominated by the Democratic Convention OF
Ibis district, for reelection to Congress.
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G- WE have received a copy of letter from
the Hon. DANIEL WALLACE to. his constituents on
the absorbing topic of the day. 1t is written with
much ability, and presents the question in some
new and striking points of view. We will give
EXTRACTS from it in our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

DF IT is said that Mr.. DELEoS, Editor Of the
|Columbia Telegraph, is to be associate Editor of
tho New Southern Organ at Washington. This.
I'VE think, is happy selection. Mr.. DELEoN
will carry to his new post, cleverness, industry
land experience.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

u WcealDa:!chtion to Gsy> Advertisement Q
iA1r. j. c. .ZIMMEnMAS, which will befouhd in an
'other column,
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81 d.siFiny 10 advertise by the year can dc
s-aa lib,sal ie:Gls-.:. being distinctly ualsr-
.2oS.l. co"'rac,s ior yearly advertising are con.
>t2 % (u ;rara.',iatc, !cgitiml'c bu:nc,s Of The
s!.~lor n lj2i4ia! "cg;facting. Transient Adyer.
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80 ~ ;'.@iaT . ca.ilaic, Three Dcllars, il
advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04
Anrn rlshon.. Third Crnnd Conc.

Jfritr ua crowded last night, "a every part %
lister e. thc grand sacred musis selected .or Aaus
Bhep's thlgd concert The erst part consisted o. me
spi,rd con porition Of Beethoven, The uoant -
Onvss. N which Anna D.hop, Nanvorr aud sesuin.
executed W, s9lo parts supported BY large chlsas,
ana orchestra Of excellent materisls lac ehosa.
waf upd, the able superihtebdencc Of Mr. LSsisf sd
the Whole musical department directed BY glch,a
Thyuah n. grand bsrmonies OF Beethoven Worthy
Of popularity yet think he Loses his subject IN his
at aud docs not address himself 60 TIE taste o. .
popular sss.u,blsge while HIS Instrumentation pre-
aoriusits his vocalsts. However the etscatioa
6, tLe solo parts very brilliant geueraiy sai
Anna Bstop threw great poser Into the wbas Of he
lausic Manners, also, exerted himsei vita 40 Ntte
eject.
The seccnd part a the concert vas The mott bru.
liant portion Of the performances The orchestra
cy.n.d " smh riaccntiy performed overture ~
MeEde,ssrbn Anua Dishep Nevriii. aud 81. uig tlfn
followed. sach sibging Admiralty We regret tlai 90
bave CDly space 20 sag that Anna bishopa psriaF
names vtre tplendd In tke melolioas h1b.r =
Avs Maria" she encored and Ia thr Hraffss
sgimua" also. Her vocalisstion was truly nsrsia.
and worthy OF the distinguished repuia.iyn che
pusfss-tf Va the musical world We trust 90 haze the
pressure % hearing her again sud again at tae.e
gfstd cuf Cfrts which dsscrssdiY popular t-ag.
ug together from tour 20 eve thousand persons on
Ntrs accession The public desire opysftaai.ies 90
become acquainted with tse sacred coplsrrs. aud "
a.. concerts we're to commtpcs - O'Clock thsy
Nru.J probably be more acceptakle 20 those lice
= distancc. mary retire early % lose toe
bet portion 81 the uBttrsanment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04

ta M Ter her own purposes to bring name DO,
10 gss.n s..ge s,sa w.'h ne in arranging the yaGn
n. shares made IL he Tribune ANN s9piss in the
onnsreis Asses;er Of ths "a inst 'sa. . Mr. s La
h a coumsr.e uSou sst abolition t;eks. headed, Ho.
Ase uhsr deny ,Sas shsrs was frora the sst. OF that
ss "a ssss A. any ,ge since eopenaiisn or under
nonried ~ th meeting at Castle Garden, or by the
isfsy spfn'ss At has MEETING Ana ths charge that
etet lAs ben bepeh forward ~ the committee or under
'ese' a. been printed sruiaei by tho committee,
.kst any defamation . that sass. made the
81 ne eouiaiee !: einay untrue Inc csmm,s-
rutshits ne r,seis ilors ssra ana irsschss aSs AZ
isI.fl,s isr fsri.s q Ss Hsass sal With
a. praeene 81 ~ Committee Of safety have already
hssn shua.a N Ne ggtie utasls in manner not ce1
s.eusd A. nseilss q ne esm,at,ee yitsost any re.
fne tnsnl iign "ih sny OF us members ohered tns
N,,esd risis q three ss ssr,nsea 20 r,.ire
BETTE ~ public sush eke. Ne ean, under our resou-
nta hs rsoiafisn hsn alopsi acted upon 4, 81
s iis y % s Ssss ae sSsn ss%p', yh
rssuca hnwegr sas rresed mainly en- he srsuui that
ssr a. srssi,rs Ia, ss views v-1s BY
Ws n ~ faiieisn rte.sr, ~i,bdr ~ oat Of re.pss.
tsssss ~ re,t ofrsy nsa,cr q tAs committee Sab
"a ss ~ 3, w. nTs,s Rsseiss' sad assai@aasis
hsse,sJ rsss ihis si,sss rssa-usnl al the sia.
sea n -tw "a 70 tler suasges ~ canaea,es
az a ~ saS a.. sssss 70 e opposed SI rs
cfsnnf ut rea peae uealures. rheh have p.sset tAe
~ ., sess'et Cgsusst arf ssaa as'-rS The slavery
har ciesst AL thal have y sag IN relation
che action "a tta cotes secl myset called upsn 20
$40 srs ~ ~sssi i'siis ms .s'!i % .af s' sy
tte isaf I'd tha meeting AZ Castle Gardan;
sfd 10 he a taoar re.aut te nport no eau
"a che alher gicona Tor state ohoers
~ f s, s q 70 x: s:1sss ssI re-
spu,ss fs oesss'sfs r. ss lsm r. = ranes astA-
va tfli.r thH a.a t9ih, Nait es.aidassi'r 90
rcrdenty ~ r'ntr rarlsr4 discover IN his famous
lrtcr at - "a an f2yfr az ualsrhy m1cfius tbs Fa.
tive slave lGr aad anrshy "a rt-opnnF VI the mott
imIrtabt sta she hctiea % C~nrress for
aTiaifon aud also discover tla he yields
luriart aIpro efh o. ths other 81 COMPROMISE
saaii support ani cali ny fsllas cdaeas who ap
TfNfs othf Te'ltths adopted a. Ctstia 0araea
Tert usist f1r etaie sllers. ly kns~n iie
ltfon Ictst std wiish believe Comc ~ ths staadsri
40 pee - FLuf nettlrF
awe tot eu " the and aha not aat y tbs
w. % tt,aet aaf party o. Az hdivituaL oaly claim
- ffft De fivht shieh tlslxs a. ciztn ct The
~, e ~ 9, east ~ s.ts - FdaE q y eossisnee
tu1 f atrfer ~ anicI octn best calculated
q ,1 - ~ igt.rsts a ouf sonn.n coestly ani vniis
ietsfrse s fight femrertttiY anf with fneiuratiar.
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AFW hoAn Npfeuisr1. iAin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04

We lgtlsrtd, yesterday, the important news
from California received from New Orleans, by
he ulegrsIh elvsg ms the account Of another de-
suuciiy, trr ~ tht city of San Francisco, rs well
AZ The mfvllpeuce that The mines have yielded
laTgel, curing ne present season.
IN NE course ot the week we shall have the
pirgsttc. probably, Of announcing the arrival OF
the 'hiee steamers, Georgia, Cherokee, aud En-
pre- ti'y--N nich will bring us half month later
nrws rom California, together with the details
OF the recent conhagraton, NC. II Is posi-
HE that We may learn how the announcement Of
Celauruu'. gduis. ion into the Uaon Is been r..
ce,yeo ths = cihc The, ia itself, will b. very
Interesting 10 us; while the fact that the three
steamers Will bring about three millions Of dollars
10 gold dust, sgi viii give an impulse to CONNER
csl lie
Ote 81 The steamers may BE- ex ecied "a soon as
o. morrow. The mails will cone by the Georgia,
sad may not arrive ull after tho Cherok &c aad
Enrutt CRY.