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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

permit which, suppose, is the design OF the bill have
made these remarks respecting the first amendment With
regard the second the remarks apply in degree
The party who has square change his location
whenever he finds Improbable II is hardly be expected
that any will be found which throughout filled with
the quartz godbearug rock If there is vein lode
IT, will be very WE'LL and all that may be expected There
must be place il where there god and hi.
place the machinery be erected As for the residences Of
those who work this rock spprehend that all these mines
are found in the woods and forests in which there
cuped places for erecting shelters would rather be in
favor Of fixing the quantity, well in the mines the
acers that may give certainty those who receive the
permits and each may know when he has worked up his
line and thus may avoid confusion. There will be con
fusion enough with the fixed lines bee use il the line
passes over pocket OF gold in placer, there will be gfeat
deal of measuring up and down in order to half
inch think il will be better to have fixed lines and fixed
quantities in every Every Inconvenience is provided
for by the privilege that every person has of removing when
ever he finds his location is Improbable one.
The question was then taken the amendment and
agreed to.
Mr. EWING have another amendment, which is sim
ply to make the bill more definite in the fifth section II Il
follows
sThat permits asgnable; but after permit ha
been located and operation commenced, the same may
,sold but IL sid to person having permit, II become
the tme being for the public interest to avoid mo
nopoles."
Now, is very obvious here which permit forfeited
I would propose to amend il as follows
Permits large shall be assignable but after per
is located aud operations commenced, the bt
by assignment the Of agent by de-
livery possession but if the assignee have prior permit
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to find something that would remunerate him for his
labor. That is the footing upon which il stands in
the BILL The proposal is to change that mode, and take
oil the gold the property Of the United States. This
would involve machinery and expense, large amount
of capital be put into the hands of agents. the response
by agents. and the losses through dishonest persons in
that capacity do believe in nations working gold mines
at ALL do not believe in nations getting rich by amassng
gold believe in individuals managing things Of this kind
but nations believe the Of every Govern
the affections Of the people, and that the true riches
Of every nation the indemnity of the people first and the
wealth afterwards that flows from that industry that the
policy Of every labor and make the
body Of the people h and independent When this is done
the Government is well off; for Government thus kind and
Just its citizens will always find those citizens ready to
yield up their money their blood for the preservation of the
Government itself
therefore wholly object to the whole idea of deriving
from these mines in favor of the simplest pos
sbe mode which will the expenses The Senator from
California mentioned the Of dollar the price to be
paid per month for permit Perhaps the section containing
this provision should be perfected before the question taken
striking out The machinery proposed by the Senator
from Ohio would be very bad to manage in wide extent Of
county, where the agent must have gold and silver to
in his possession enable him buy up all the god
as the gold coming the United States at the
two millions Of dollars per month"; The sgent must have
great amount Of capital in hand to this demand
rises. an in favor Of getting what revenue do get from
the gold mines through the secreons Of commerce, with
superntendcnce the what be digs and
countsby OF the digger for Whist he gets with nobody
stand over him and how much be GETS no
him TO account and tell what gets Let him get all he
end be gets BY virtue Of permit which he buys
he will not only show what he gets but will in GOOD time
and deliver up coed portion of II to the United States
for articles which pay duyi and in ths, way we shall get
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

" Grand sreetOpen every night during she week until
further nosiceThs original and we'll known Chrssys MIN
"tasnsd and sIPerienesd psrformers. under the man
Of T. p Christy whose concerts In this city
Of -four years have received with by
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
O'clock. Afternoon concert every Saturday sop
a. thyas p ~
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

pARkUHs MUsBUn, PHILADRLPHIA-P. 2. BAl.
ID .un. Proprietor A.d Esnsser Henry SANFORD, Asss
dram. called n: HiILER AND MS I'm 20 ). pss-
isross .s Il. "Bsrrsci Room, Mar wl.hOsi Bed"
The hystsrieus Stranger, Me- nessrs GOodall Rslsa,
Hasiur nss hor,nsr. Mrs Th.{., and other. ass.As.
Is sehtsi children uster 10 years. lih eeuts.
vJ,HE cHEsNur STRICT TaRArRK TO LET BeK
Theatrical Performances Concerto Lectures. AH-
py ct ths National Hotel Ninth Aad MArkst PAS
delphiA.
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TRAVFLLFns' GUIDE.

NEw YORK AND PuILApKLrHIA-xRw YORK
IN snd Phiisdsirhs Dirsct.-Initsi es,ss Nail Es,-
TsrspsA IL ~ hsuts via New J,r..y nsirss1-Fass
Nv fors ~ from feet q co.r,lsas, stree. .st =,
ga. ~ and r. ~. from foot Of NbeTty street. Leave
wsspt street.
CANpIS AND ANBoY RAILROAD LINZ roR PM
~ lsasrhis, AZ ssyen s'el:ss, A sss h.i pa;s ss'
days srseptsd from Pier Ne. l. North Rv-. fsrsff,
class On second class ears. 90
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RowMY rnlATRB-rUssDAy EVENING, OCT. 4
a.. H. K; 6s. s.s
yISi:s E hS::: H::s; .i
:.s a s: :.s ss :. sH 81
d sSII =. ssS: a II na a:. II:
n, 6Een. Mrs Ns.dham; Doors open 81 haif-p@st o.
RURrONs THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREEr:-rUEs-
.sSs
Gr. Russell. ss.. sassy
:': NJ: ws: {. &: rs fo6a ss :s.:S s
nr JoIsas Mr. Merton Mr. HsHrS; Caroline x:sso1 .r.
ss S::ss: Family Siss: I s:::1s 4 H:; :.. .;::
iormsss.s ssnm:.se 'sa a. doors 'pss W ''i''A reg
NATIONAL rHEArRE-cHArHAM STREET, NKAR
ESs':ysmssls Lessee and rr:prs.cr fSrdy-
With u. fsres u ;hs s1sn DRaSccspsssy
osIarsshIn. ~ ssynosr Mis-. Hsshds J,sis Mrs. JsH
IiT xIToaTsS Hsf 'f Perry 1@s e.S. Z: fstlss
layer Aida BsrSisIs Ms: crosisi After which Master
ysn'ins VII 'PP..r on his Globe . the silver
Sssss in orshs:trs, 50 cents. '>' ''' -'' '''' ~
CHRIsrYs OPERA HOUSE, 477 BROADWAY. ABOVE
s s h .s,i In
s,rsls oSmpr.ng an sthosnt and versatile "sorps Of
assmsnt e. p Chiisy whose concerts in this city for
q VIII
DS a. as ps q half pas.
nsnens 81 three p. ".
q Ass
only n;
s h &
Won Of ts guests and which has been oonstrsessA With
3: Spsass shortly when :srts: q GRIND coassIs:
sss Anas s'sSS so. !. ss ss1':s
Sl.:.si ssd PoYul.I Music .in ss siv.a. =: plan
sSI..j
and oIohs:trs arrangement ths occasion. either
Sasss Il:
CHoRUs SINGERS wANTED.-A NUxBEI OF FIRST
sy Tor hs apsniSs y rsRs1 Hail and s. :sfss
!: ss:. s:s.s.sy 1 7 "aiSsi
VRIPLER HALL, gioApwAY. OPPOSITE BOND
y. honor to shss The s.y:ash d.as oosssr.
early octster and that her concert. will from that pc
n p ,ai ssy qa S t0ri REGULARLY a,'
T ookIss PANORAMA OF CuBA-oPEN EVERY
aisht this wesh at the kn.rv. Rooms, 400 Brssdx.yE
S & on ss
tropical ,sgstiSn: Also By picture. Of ar,se
hog.ny cedar ebeny trees and royal palms, Door. ~
3ni,s.nas sens ss eSiidfsn Ss priee H " ga
sAG Win sTs1aT spsa * Or
10Th Ladies and gentlemen, of talent
wishing ensasemsn will address (post paid John Crouta,
Theatre Box, Boston, his agent Chas T. Parsloe, Dnr
tons Theatre. N. Y.
ENRANKLIHM MUsEUM-l7b CHATHAM sQUARE-TWo
performances given daily, commencing At O'Clock
the afternoon, and half the evening The
varied and select and such be
other place Of In New York consisting Of
Leas Fen ale Opera TreuP mberi,s fifteen per-
talented band in the United stAtesA troupe Of Model Ar
tss who selected for their beauty and ngurs and who
personAts number OF beautiful tableaux taken from the
pictures Of ancient and modern .mesA company Of Arab
Girls who through variety OF fess ugth and deI
tsry-Madame Rosans the only Female Jusgler in the
wofdsisnor Edgar the beet and Magician In
existence with variety Of every AZ
ternoon and evening Admission, Stage SIX oeass;
Boxes rs cents Parquette lfh esnu
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REMOVALS.

ID ypovaI-c I. INeERsOLL THx crLrHsAr,p
IN Rses and tssy Bes Banssr, hs. rsas,S ,sw.s.,
sr,., sss, deer " his w kess .isss, -her. vess
hsrxY oresrs FROM be fsuds SIS ciesr na Nhe
v.~A a. lsrss rhs sufsus ths scfnG AS thess le s
sssve.s srs tsvised s.n sna stmns ~ -.
40 ~ ssrsst w. n Several bsrneymsn sett tslasr
w.rftf, Ans, srt " tvt tcys
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DAsCLye..


nAECINc cAuADknY.-sigNor oHERARDf, THANK
~ rsl tor va knd patronsss f last ssssou r~rsesey
srN tnsf-a his patrons snd ;hs prshe 49, AZ Dss.ss
Aeadsmz 10, si Broadway, yin bs opened fr hs r.s%l
non espik On ssturtsy Octohr a. oelesk ~ -
reert ssntismsns day, a. eeosi y. - fnvaehs
sn.ol s,s.. er f,nilIs stssasa w frn' "aa' n''h"
MoNrAGUE HALL. COURT sTRlIT. BR0oKLYs.-
Nl W.. ChArusuds cad Mr.. A. Lasnsys Dsaeng ans
Wssina Class,s viii eommsnss Mdnis, osiehtr l., ~
The shove place. DAYS % nsfsiss Monday $40 Ihnt'
esy a. baf-psst s'eiosk a. N. for bdsf' @i'-s- sha
masterf
CHARRuAUD's ROOMS y WHITE srRrEr Mr.
" Chsrrusuds Daneins snd WslNnE Cissss' WI scr
nstse en- kondey. gst inat, ~ hsf pHt 0eeehs ~
ior fsntsnsn On wednesday BAN past ave- n.oh w
lhaet Misses end mastere DAYS ot insrattos soaasy
and Thurttay for gsntlssr In the eveun spa
shd tsiurdsy In the sftsrro0p sr lAais' ml"s' aha
mntsrs
A poDwoRrHs PRIVATE DANCING ACADknY,
yin eper for The season fss,day N
y. tuesday and Fridar svsnists, AZ f.r fm smsn IN
sAditcr - All dances " former sessens Mr. D. hspY
irferm his frisrds sna ps,rcrs ths, he h. nysn,ea
snw dance vhieh Ne VII inttotuee esuee s beisro
80 N w. ssseea m-sis srsisr u shrsetsf " ms se,s-
erstst ersnish dane. sf hat nsns ! sss hepe nsi W
soptine inprsvsS svsisn q tssshl.e tms
sesser fer The sy~t tins, ts " shs " re ~
isssrIs.s. n On. a.sr h.rs,'sss .. 80 -,
snsvw - isssinss
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, AsTOR PLACR-A CARD
Madame De vries respectfully informs her friends aAd the
public that prsvioGs her wiz
three Of french Opera ~ the abcve
tabshnsnt during the ensuing week. having concluded
rangements for that purpose with Mr. MAE naretssk H
ns WI TAKE place on Tuesday evening" N tAs
particulars In future bills and advertisements.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

NATIONAL rHEArRE-CHATHAM STREET, NEAR
~ koossvelt-seis Lessee and Prsprstor u. furdy.-
menee with the farce OF the IRISH DRAGO0N-PAdey
obrAIaghan M Seymour Miss hethda Jiahs, Mrs.. JEFF
ferson. To be followed by the
TER wIr0aITep nilsI NJ n A Perry; Capt. Ludlow
tsyer; Aida Barbere Miss Crooker After which Master
Valentine viii appear his Enchanted Globe the Silver
"a 10 OrSh 50 oen
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

" sdvtit.d BY lanes CSi. Ase,ioneer, 70 tshs piss.
thls dsy (Octobsr S AZ " Oclscf, ~ The herekaa
T1shans, re iots Fa,bssh and ruitss avenues.
Navy ard Rsymont srssts 10 zee Immediate visiHisy
Wahinr,on PArf Broohlyn This sale smbrxees Of
ths e, derb lots that have been osree ~ sss-
tcn. III, streets and avsnues are ell paved sna hshssa
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
AMUsEHENTs IN BROOKLYN.

DROOKLYN MUsBUM-LEssEkS, MBsBRo. LOWELL
- KingTreasurer, Mr. j. A. Jaekson-See ond night Of
Mr.. herdoeh-Tussday evening, Oct; T. viii be pro-
sensd the LADY OF LYONs-Clsude Melnotte, Mr.. r. Z.
hurdseh Col. Dams, Mr. g. Tsyl.r Pauline Mr., Lowell:
To eoneluds with the Aughable farce OF the TURNPIKE
GATE-0raek, Mr.. Crouta; Peggy Miss Jsdsrton- AlAs-
son 2k cents; reserved ssats, 67k scnts.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
ANUsEMHNTS.

RDeAJvAy x!1ArRS.-G. 4. nARsHAAL. ueIp
:.::s' .;;s ;I;s; Y6S oi niss 81 ab: "a (
n. Iisd.nshs DSis SSsdsrisi Hind. L. Bsss, II, 4
II Sssiss ~ zsss sjs
c.n., c;S,sii s f.s Ss, ....s.. s ~. f's: .
~ !..; n:s a:i:1s isS :::s bs.. :s:.
NsssSs Ns,s. sSSaaD.Hz!IcKErs TO ALL rAsrg o. -
ssf... Asrsses1Bosss sp.s - az ..si. f:rs.s.sss. ~
Rave, Is.. ,si,:'s:s:: sI.s s..: :::
.ss 20 n: SSs. .; ssas n:r s.r..s: .ss s' E
s And 4 n :,:sss
ss fsS::e %: with 1s:
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Ayroa rLAeR-nAx xA-
rsts,k. Sale Lsssss .nd n.T.s:t;-rirss .ppseI.,.s
~. H:h y. fsri e Bsn r.ss :Ss ~ Sssr
.%; rds.. snsa ass p.s
.s:r NJ KIss..r ca.rss IN aAstsr hr; a.nns:1 p..s
P.rSas,. 81 Ne .a,fs shsrss soI .ssur:d .s. x.ss-
s;s;ss cent p's Sps, :. s. past ~: % % a.
@ is.sis: :i' Tr.s.S iiS sad Eiis Tissssns srsssi ~
A cARD.--ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston PLAcn-
ns TrAnei have the pleasure TO snsousce sAsr os
..s 81 ,.s n.n & | val
IsH e stTas,vs sntertainmsnu will ,. prsssntsS raJ
snov open.
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE AsToR PLACE-A CARD
n.d,rs % DE- vtiss informs her friends s.s s
ye three French Opera 81 ths aiov, ss
pSrpe: With w. Max E
s, M sI place s en- 1Tsss1.y evening" N s
particulars in future bills and advertisemsnts.
- PropIieter and Hsn.ser; John Gr..aveed, u,
s.F DR. Ts:i.
::s:.sss % % "a.
Tn w s:s cs.pss. sas .
Or 81 III g A vi. "a
bust Jenny Lind. the Fairy Queen Itanis Queen ADJ
Hd%tsaa. s siifS1 rem % SnSsT ten ssf Tri.s.
THE ORIGINAL SWISS BRLLRis @ GERs.-rHIs oxLI-
brs,sa S..t having T. frGH ,s:::
Ssr former patrons and tho public generally that sSay v
ss, ss xSoS si siSsI %
H. .hS svsry evening during the week Mr. H.
.: Il s.G Is .s on S Ss :s s
.na fpslsi Opera Hsu,. Tickets = ssass DooIs sP.n q
sTsnms s each evening. - -
OLYNPIe.--TKLLow ETHIOPIAN oPIkA
~ Troupe having ius. rsturnee from most ssossssf.I
SS SSi nr M hsyi si
sYs: g: a 5 ::ss
ssio e3 fSops 4. &. sss
nsIs in America Admiration osn. Door open a. ss.-
s!' ;sy and Al sats;asy sfssSnoo. Ss ''n ''A''
VNHE HINsTRELs CURsE-A GROUP IN kARDLD-
Charles MuerThs work Of art, which received the
great gold medal at the National Exhibition at Pars $50,
open ths public a. The Of ihs Nsie,.i
Academy of Design eSS Broadway opposite Bond ST. Ad
mtaBee Is cents ssason tickets 10 cents. Open from a.
n. till l0P. n.
VNALLHALLA, % CANAL STREET. OPPOSITE rAr
w New Haven Railroad dePot-Gres times ~ ths mart
eauty pleasure Lovely girls beautiful forns An1
hsndfoms faces Female Minstrel banda who stand uni
vailed both vocal and instru perfer Ths
srseeful Arab Yrs will each day ard evening The
freat troupe Of living pictures model artists WIN
making OF the best entcrtAinmenN IN the
city. open at o'clock In the afternoon and TH In
evening. Pricss-Orchest-a seats H cents pasqust,
eepts ball After he performance
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

UALLHALLA, Sc CANAL STREET. OPPOSITE TIE
w New Haven Railroad depot times ~ hs meRs
Of beauty and pleasure Lovely girls beautiful forss nnA
hsndsoms Female bands who stand uni
vailed both vocal and instrumental perfer ner TSs
yrls will appear each day ard evening TAs
troupe OF living pictures model artists WIN
slso appear making Of the best entertAinmenu s
city Doors open at o'clock the afternoon, and Th In
ths evening Pess-Orchest-s seats H cents pasqustts,
10 cents ball after the performances
The New York herald., 1850-10-08


Ssss Acs2 SH.os sHs
.S S:, -. % gss.sf srsSsA sssss, ..'ss
shppsy optics. bat s.ss rsssays nst q por,ssis ,ss
sssss. Ter ssss 81 sssa.rs In ,ss sr.s Tss sSarss.
:ss. .sss / i;sf l's ,i.. ssss
s iss ,..r ~ sssss s,.. fisssy ss.e o.'s :,
-. vi 's,,. sss...s: q: isa :ss ss
% ssrs 80 r.sss ia sssrsI am s., .s.y ~ a.. nj, Is
s.:s n ,,sA .a w. aos r. 2 4 ss s,,.r, -s
x. .ss.ss.s. @ s s.p srss.i:. !s.s. p.r,. :. c..
s..s ~ . ..e "A. "a. ,.sr ..,s, ,n "a.
~; :. ~ .,',... ss ,, s'1 .;ss.
.s.. 80 ..s s..,, f.ss. ass. !. s.,sr.a .ur ss..
s'. % ..,:r.s :: z; = sis s.'
i9 r..rl street: ..rssI q w.l ..rs,,
sna ,Spss.s ~ sissrns ,hsr fosa' ~ zoe curen Hss-
T,J.9., .,,s p n.rys. ,oryssD.sG .sD oo..
.is. ~. s. II is:;. .s ;s' ;.s n. :s
s..: Sc. ci. f s:ss S nis,.:. s 2 , ,;, E,.. a.
s : 81 .ss::.. G'.t.:
Ger c.s.sss ~. s fs.sn @ GsSsn: c 4. n;s ss..
GsrAIINcREAsI OF rsrlSs.-IHRouaH1N rosrr.
.. hour. f2m rhilss'lPA. q Pii,ssvrsh " r,ilrs.s
ina romrletse 70 Iehnsovn psserrsr carried ffor
Philsaslphit 70 thst place dsisnes 30 iiss " rs-
rssd, sennsetinG Jehnstewn with csral packet boats
mtips hs Trip brouFh from phsdslphia 70 fitssrrrh
1sr rsS ssv % sssv. &. % Fs ass P.s.y1.
sis rsiuss eompasy ~ NE est elegant eis.s
cot te surpassed for ease ant osmfor 10 e untsd
ststss TIE paeke bsae betssen John,town snd Pit.-
'ie = IS, ps .s@s., s..s. sss p....s ssn.ssiS ss,iS
pshis esfort tnd sorvssienes Travellers viii and this
the utt delightful node Of rsaehsr the West Thsy
day and night ., heard ot the packet beat ans
insured freedom from fatigue ,na good sirhts
Ths trans lesFt Philadelphia day al oeioet A.
ava esicek 2. N ohees y \. Of Third sus 81
.tres asd a. the DEPOT Ne. as Msrhst strse.
tsivbis. A. HENDERSON. 49,
East rEkIeHT LINE, ron BUFFALO AND mn
IL w.t-rhe kmsrisan kspr,n Cenpsny hsvlss re-
tsfrrvar3 Msrehanefe N gosni,ie Bu Fsle .,A
su TIE Wsstera Cties with unsq,asd ssspassh ard a.
rsduesd rrisss nsrebsns - vel. bsfer. ~
rirs ~. sesd. 70 .sr :. m m sr.savsy
Wills, BvTTnRrlsLp co ts~ss ven Gel
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WANrrD-A SITUATION BY prsPycTABLR
hrf srd rerss kes, q r.fererss from her Last place;
.n BE sees ~ Ne Tss.-Arst street. sst Seer, fsnt
I've eeys, Ast srsss~A
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REWARDS.
PUBLICATIONS.

rI,ur DAILY PTIOT. AND THE wEguIY rfIoT
II psrt,uentb Nrrinia, edited and publshed ~ poHg
; CCNNIkC NAN n CO. eTsrs tempting medivn te So
,srfers Yrraia aud North Carona patronage Sea-
ssriptos prss of the Daily Pile, g. Do de. wsshiy "a
ftoVNrRr PApxR-coLIBcryp BY .. '. VAN
~ WICK. toees ec-nsr ef wsn srs presa rtrespl n
section rnon Returns made IN sty furte
Dp.tsh russtsss Rsfer.usss sra s,hsr partssfsss AZ
heere..
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
yINHE oRIoINAL SWISS BRILRIN GERs-rHIs QRII-

OLYMPIC C--TRLLows ETHIOPIAN oPKKA
Troupe having Just returned from most suoesssfsI
tour have the Of at the Olympic
mon DAY EvENIN0 September Uth, and continus svsyD
night ,hs week The concert will s,nsist Of sonss Dssts
italian Opera Dutch Drill Black Shakers Instrunsntl
Solos, and Ethiopian Danss the whole by the beet erfor
America. Admission 25 Doors open 7;
cert at half past o'clock Afternoon concert WsAnss
day nd SstNrdsy Afternoons.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

VNHE HINsTRELs CURsE-A GROUP IN kARDLD-
BY Charles MullerThis work Of which received the
great gold medal ct the National Exhibition at Psr
now open the public the Of the NaNonAl
Academy Of Design eSs Broadway opposite Boad 81 Al
ittanee IS cents Season tickets 80 cents. Open from a.
The New York herald., 1850-05-13

SAX FRANcIsco, April I, 1850.
The other Tierr Of III, Pictwc-Hear Both Sides
Dit Look opt fcr Breakps-God aud God Coin
RS Talpc-.Socefy, &c. &c.
My DEAR CA part Of the steamers mail has
been left On the sthmus, and we are again doomed
to disappointment in not hearing from you. II is
just three months today since you left, aud not one
line yet. We presume you have written in full.
You will probably receive by this steamer soma
most dcplorable OF the utter prostration Of
business. downfall Of rents, ruinous failures &C.
Don't believe il all. The country, in all that apper
tains TO its elements Of power and greatness and 20
the fair and legitimate operations Of business stands
on az solid aud sound basis az ever and there is
nothing in the changes snd fluctuations now going
On, but what any one who has been here can trace
TO the most natural causes ! regard the present
condition Of eiiaifs as phase, a natural revulson
incidental TO a country, and especially 10 one
nke this. where everything has been conducted on
gigantic SCALE and all kinds Of business transacted
with perfect rush.
Real estate has fallen somewhat, and why be-
cause hundreds and hundreds oflots in the outskirts
Of the city have been bought speculation, cut up
into smellers lots and thrown into market at forced
sales, faster than they were wanted for the natural
growth OF business and Improvements. But this
very natural progress and growth IL, as YOU well
know, 50 rapid here rs to aws avs command and in-
sure cutie high rates for lots in desirable ocatons
and even now, u you wish to buy in a business o-
caliiy, yon can purchase at prices very little less
Than when you len.
Wafer lots still range from $1,000 TO $4,000,
and lots in Happy Valley al about the same
rates. BY the way, the growth of the city has a
manilctt destiny toward that quarter aud even you
can scarcely believe that III hills down in that
scction are almost all leve,d and the streets al
ready graded. hOUHes, hOieis. and steam factories
spIinling w thick as lcavcs in Vallambrosa, and
quite as h.e rorulation as in the Northern part
cf the town. i,ents are alec down, and why
Sinply, bccause lalge proportion Of the popula-
The New York herald., 1850-05-13
The Popr In Rnl,,r.

AMUSING ACCOUNT or nIE RECEPTION o. HIs HOLINESS
At THE VATICAN.
The London Times Of Tuesday, the 2sd ult., has
amusing narrative Of the stir and hustle caused
by HE Holiness. in passing through Velletr The
correspondent Of the Tir'cs, comically describes.
followe. his interview with the Pope the morning
after arriyal. lie begins by complaining of being
kept waiting in the ante-rooms- -" began 10 hope
that there was some chance Of our suspense terni-
mating, when there was great movement among
the crowd az one end of the gallery the pages
rushed 10 their posts, flung back the two doors and
the prime minister, Cardinal Anionelh, entered.
Standing in that old palace, and gazing the priest
premier, ! could realize the times Of Mazarin and
kichelcu. Neither of these could have possessed
a laughter eye than Antoneli, or carried them
selves more proudly; every action spoke the man
sefpcssessed and confident ia the greatness Of his
position. lie Is TALL thin, about forylnur OF forty
hive, ci dark and somewhat sallow complexion.
distinguished not by the regularity beauty Of bis
features, but by the calmness and dignity Of their
expression. As the mass moved to let him pass 20
the rnpal apartments at the other extremity OF the
gallery, there was nothing furred IN his manner or
burned in his step-he knew 10 Q nicely the precise
mode Of courtesy which he should show 10 each ot
his woIshirpcrs; for instance, when the French
pcncral-ay, the rough soldier of the camp-bcnt
10 hiss his hand. he drew it back, and spoke
few low complimentary words, a. he bowed low
10 him, always eraciously, almost condcscend-
inRly. When the Roman Piinccs wished TO
perform the same salste, his hand met their
iiTs halfway When she crowd Of abbes. monks.
priests. and deacons sezed u, II passed on unresist-
inely from mouth % mouth, as though he knew
that blessing pal sing out OF him, but that he
found sufficient fsf all | was beginning 20 marvel
what had become of my little friend Of the preced-
ing evening. Don Peiro, when observed slight
sioptage, occesioned by some one falling At the
c. srdinsrs feet. II was Don Pietro. lie had knelt
down 10 get a better hold Of the hanging fringes,
and no rover could withdraw them from his lips
lie appeared determined TO exhaust their valuable
SAVIOR. and Tor the first time, saw a smile on Anto-
nellie c. cuntenance, which soon changed into look
of rcvcriiy, which frightened the little abbate,
that he gave Up his prey. Cardinal Antonelli went
IN TO the Pcpe, end expectation and patience had 20
be renewed. Then came all the del uta,ion in
of iuaiety There could not have been less than
eight or ten Of these. who all returned from the in
ieiNiew looking veIy bright and conicntcd, eJecu-