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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-09

ih'enigence has been received ,bo, o.,
raez' the Patriot Of Venczeula who has
imprisoned by the Government. for ,hs ~,
SIX months, for taking he lead in gis;oc rs,
r,1y 10 ms conntrymen, has left Cuman,
W Veqezenlsl for St. Thomas. on his ,yav :,
me United States. He is banisbed 6or, III. -
own county. On his gaining shin. hoard ,ho
leop'e turned out on mass TO csco,t him
osFefai printed farewell addres.ea ,vo,.
scattered amoog the crowd. one con,aia.
'pe 'obowlng words addressed 10 Ge, ps.,.
~ yonr exile. in your uilesimaga Ia, - >
e'a'e'ni recollection Of she tendr1 ,o1 60
'oVe winch your fellow citizens ever feel g.,
y"u' and me cheering idea thar vooy o,,,a
e'sn' WIZ last for Only short dime 40 ,he
'e,sn o. your ignoble enemies console yon
Farewell, illusirious ciiiye, :
'',e"eli distinguished General. until ,hs e.,
VI )os'Ice, the protector OF virtue and disnor
80, ss' OF wisdom, msy ordsio, in his divine nroy
'ue"ce' 'nat The people OF Cumana sb,u =
gam receive you to their bosoms.p
Ahef his arrival at St. Thomas the Cen
''' puo"shed The foIlowidg address;
TO VENEZUELA.
bow TO destiny, and esye INV n,,;vo
-. " ny country Q. 10 her |
Ea. .t"seoi',ea Ihe best days of my Ilfe-
" .'''v eIgnt years have served her with
'ecIslon and fidelity. | have been f,;,hraI
ever faithful, Ia republican n,inc;,,i.
the presence of tho Almiebtv f,ono
"D'u"s can he concealed, ! delight 70 re-
assert these sentiments. which have aIva,.
guided by public life When il is exan,nsd
." ''.'i q" '"ph'ia' eye, p6sierity will do me
Jus'iee, should the present pene,ation dsns
II TO me. "0n)
cease to exert an influence on The desri.
,'e republic, bat shall ever continue |
=. ~ 'Ne'y interest IN its welfare Bciufe |
So "a eiest my sui1etings sink iuto IN |
s'gnIhcance. | forge, them. and ,,y,I,. 80.
o''o" counuynen, and all honest citizen:
'ha,eVer mas have been or mas nov hs ,hei,
'''i'ca' opinions, TO lay aside their resent
nen's befoie the augnsi altar of o,,, o,.,,,,,",,
ne union OF al good rneu may saw. be, Icl
~ h"nest men unite, they Ihaye sufiri,n,
'o"er q" ie-es'abish The authority of ,h-
TO restore moralit, and inStic.
% 'heH 'enefaied seals. Let an etfoyt ha
Hade, guided by patriotism and intelIioeuoe
uu 'he county will secure for itself an sx
steoce "hich will afford security to bono,
Iie, and property.
may here be allowed greaifnlly and espe.
idily, 10 remember 4 Doble peouie IN. co.
ie OF Cumana, my sayioors. Yes aGe, {
'ou' VINO Is before and above all things.
we my freedom, my existeoce. 10 The neo. ,
Is % CumA"a. Generous, heroic people ,
iehoef to yoh the most sincere homage oT
y pfoiound gratitude; you viii ever bs p,es
Ut 10 my memory; shall rejoice at YOUR
'oSPenIy aud grieve al your misToruacs.-
'hdo''snts OF Cumaua, my heart is sincerely
)urs.
+ rom The land Of The immortal Washing
u whete shall soon be, | shall con.tan,Iy II.
rect my prayer TO heaven for the hanni. .
o. ny ~ eouh.ry. JosE A. PAEz. n
San Thomas, 9th June. 1850
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-09
Coughs, Colds, Sc.

HiIIs BaIsam oi Honey,
Doctor Moore $ Essence Of Life or pecforsl pr,,,
DE-. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir or cough lrops.
De La monterat's Vegetable specific. for copgbs
colds. and consumption, Nc.
DIR. Larbor's Extract LuHgwort, Tor coughs, colds
consumption &c.
Rev. DR.. Bartholomew Pink Expectoran, rn,
iorcoughs, colds. consumption. hoarseness PAIN
ia the Breast whooping cough. difficult Breafb.
ing. in young children. &c.and a bost of RENE.
dies Tor all diseases that aesh is hoirto. At
SIMPSONS
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-09
What can be done on one Acre of,,,d.

Inc editor OF the Maiue 'Cuiticatot.' pnb.
"sncd lev days ago.his mansee men, Of one
acre OF ground, from which we patbe, ,be
''iIo"'ng results: One-third of an acre in
corn usually produces thirty bushel, Of sonnd
corn Tor grinding, besides some ,e(use, M
l"antIty was sufficient for family use. and
Tor iattlng two small hogs. From the san,o
ground he Obtained two or three hund,ed
pumpkins, and his supply OF beans. From a
yea SIX rods square, he usually obtained sisty
bushels OF onions; these he sold Al one d,j.
,'r per bushe, aad the amount purchases his
uour. Thus from ne-lhird of an acre and
an a., on'on bed, he Obtained his bread stuff,
me rest OF the ground was appropri,,ed 70
all sorts OF vegetables. for summer anl ~,
Yer u'e' potatoes, hestS, ps,snips. cabhsoc
green corn, peas, beans, cucumbers. melons
'q"ashes' &c; with fifty or sky bushels oil
'eets aud Carrots for the food Of a COW. Thpn
ne hdd also flower garden, raspberr,es cN,r.
fents' soosebenies in great variety. aud = Cew
'uo'ce apple, pear plum. cherry, peach and
lulnce trees. III family can be suo,o,,ed
rom one acre of ground in Maine. The CANA
,ap be done IN every state and count, in the |
inioD.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-09

Ihe sumner term Of this school will Commence or
"Wednesday, 10Th April, al o'clock AN. The Rom
have classified the school asfoows.
LIST. Class-sPelling. Reading, wiring Primary
Geography aud Arithmetic.
20. Ciass-sPeuing. Reading. Writing Geography
Arithmatie. Grammar, History Book Keepias
81. Higher Arithmetic, Natural Philosophy Chem.
istry, Botany. Algebra. Geometry, Intellectual ami
moral Philosophy, Rhetoric Logic, Asronomy
Sun. Latin, Greek, French and German Languages
Defamation and Composition In each DepaT,rosn,
The rates OF the lst class will be l. the second
and third :, Of the fourth any information "a o ,be
textbook, used in the school may be bad on applcs
Ton to Mr Hickok. Foreign scholars from 81 20 10
% per qusuer. H. ALAN Director
Hillsdale, LIST April 1850 n36
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BOOK BINDING.

EFAS commenced the business Of hook Biud-
ing in Joncsvil.c, where he is in readiness, 10
40 anything in that line ia good style and M rea
sonable prcos.
Magazines, Public Documents, Blank Books. or
old books needing covers willbe bound 10 or,cr
= Books for binding may be left az the STANDARD
Office, with directions how to be bound ard can be
had at the same place after binding
Joncsyilie Feb l. 1870
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-09


lbe following is the Report ofrhe Com
mIi'ee on Stale Officers, Mr.. Redfeld
Chairman.
|. There shall be Secretary of State
a ouperlnten5ont of Public instruction. a
state Treasurer, who shall be ex.oficio
Commissioner of tho Land Office. an Aud.
itor General, aud an Attorney Goner.,
elected at each biennial general election,
who shall hold their respective Offices Gat
the term of two years, and shall perform
such duties as may be prescribed by law.
= The terms OF Office of The incumben,s
to be elected under the foregoing proyi.
$ ons, shall commence on The first day of
January, 1852, and of every second year
.. Whenever vacancy shall occur in
any of the above mentioned State offices
he Governor by and with the advice and
sonsen; Of tho Senate, if in SESSION. shall
ill The same by temporary appointment
o continue until the office can DO sunol,ed
" an election, at such time. and IN such
manner as shall be provided for bv law.
The Secretary Of State. State Tress.
rer and Auditor General shall koep tbe;r
iilces at the sea, Of government. and shall
ons'iiue board Of State Auditors. for Tho
Examination and adjustment Of all claims
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-09
or rLLcrrnns

or FLLcTrurs.
ne Convention have adopted the fol.
lowing resolution in regard to elections;
Resolcea. That at the next general a.
lection, and a, the same time whar ~.
votes OF the electors shall be taken for the
ADOPTION or rejection of the revised Con.
shluiIon, the additional amendment in IN.
words following
Coiored males citizens possessing tho
Qualifications required by The FIRST section
OF the second article Of the Constitution.
shall have the right to vote for all officers
that now are, or may hereafter be, elect.
i've by the people, after the Isl dav Of
January, 1851"
oha'l be separately submitted 10 the Q.
ioc'ors OF this state for their adoption or
rejection, IN form following 10 wit: \ sep.
ora'e ballot may be given by every per
son havIng the right to vote for the revis.
cd constitution, TO bs deposited in a seoa.
rate box Upon the ballots given for the
adoption OF the said separate amendr,sn,
shaH De written or printed, or partly writ.
ten and party printed. the words "Eousl
suffrage to colored persons2 Yos;" sna
upon all ballots given agains; the adoption
OF 'ne sad separate amendment. in like
manner, the words Equal suffrage to col.
ored persons! No." Aud on such ballots
sha'i be written or printed, or partly writ
zen and partly printed, the words, "Cons,.
'nuoh' suffrage in such manner thu,
'oen words shall appear on the outer side
u such ballot when folded. Ii. at said :.
.ecHon' majority of all the votes given
or and against the said separate amend.
nen' shall contain the words, Equal suf-
rage to colorcd persons' Yes then the
aid separate amendment, af the Ist dav of
snnnry, 1851, shall be separate section
J article second of tho Constitution. in
ail force and effect, anything in the Con.
htnIion TO the contrary notwithstanding.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-09

10 PARrNTs.-Boys ths, have been rrop.
cry reafed are meo 10 point OF usefuloess az
sixteen, whilst those that have been brought
~ 70 idle habits are q nuisance a, ,wenty
one
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-09
C;ig .Ageucies.

Cstg .1geucles.
V. B. PALMER. .the7hrncriosn Newspaper A mt
Ia authorized receive subscriptions and ad verise
mems for this paper. His Offices at
BosroN, Congress street
NEw YoRK. Tribune Duildings.
. PHiLADELHHIA, n W. cor. 81 aud Chestnnt 81.
BALTIMORE, 5. W. cor North aud Fayette ST.
II. HoMAN, is our authorized Agent at Detroit
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-09
! Like, an Open, Honest Heart.

like an open, honest heurt.
Where frankness loves to dwell.
Which has no place for base deceit,
Nor hollow ords can tell;
But IN those ihrobings plain are seen.
The impoF. Of the mind,
Whose geutle breothugs utter nougLt
Butaccents true and kind.
'e0r" that one whose empty act,
And honied words of art.
Betray the feelings Of the soul.
With perhdys keen dart;
No more kind friends IN such confic.
Nor IN their kindness trust.
For black iagSatitads but turns
Pure friendship to disgust
Contempt is bat gentle word.
A feeling far too mild,
For one who eosJs2eac3 Jetroys.
And guilt has sore bcguild
That hate which hellish fends evince.
When in dark toFncnts toss'd.
Is not more loathsome to the soul
Than one to honor lost.
Ihen give me one with heart a. free,
And gen'rous as the cir.
whose ready hand and greeting kind.
Give proof that trat1 is there.
Whose smiling oountenance well shows.
Affection warm is found.
And springs pure a. saints, whose notes
Through iicuyen's vuults resorrd
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-09

a SUDDEN AND SHOCKING DEaru.-
MISS LAviNA Cook, one of tho lad,
ooa 'ders al the American was found dent
~ her room at past p. NJ. to day.-
ono rang her room bell at this. morning
ana waiting on visiting her found her
weeping and apparently in great agony Of
'nind. Al 10 and after her room door was
locked. She did not come down to dinner
ana some alarm was excited, when her
aoor was forcibly entered and she was
found quite dead
IL ~ SAID she was expecting soon to be
'''rfled' but last evening a bundle Of LEI.
Iers' probably from her intended, was re-.
turned TO her which may account Cor a
violent and uniimely death.
The Coroner will hold m inquest this
evening and post mortem examination
WIZ take place. -PlatH Dealer.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-09

MORMON EMIGRATION The Nor
mons congregated in the vicinity Of Coun.
GU oiuiis were to start for the Salt Lake
between the 9th and 10th of June. They
numbered about 1000 wagons, and be.
tween 1000 and 5000 persons They would
oil move in body.
=, n singular custom is mentioned. The
d'gh Council had issued permit or indnl.
gence' to the Saints in view of ,l,e ionr.
ney westward each branch oftbe Church
Is allowed TO have a farewell bau--"one
qance and no more" Their orgsn. the
Frontier Guardian says. s.-"Wheu anv
branch has had one dance le. them s;op q,
that. - Clcre Herald.
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Constitutional Convention.

we have received the report of the ma
Joriiy Of the committee, Oh the subiecs OF
Corporations, lion. John r. Cook. Chair.
man. II is as follows:
| l-Corporatons may be formed undsr
general Jaws; bat shall not Ge created by
special act except for special purposes. All
iawa passed pursuant 10 this section may
oe altered from time to time, or repealed.
2-No banking law or law for banking
purposes shall have any force or effsc, un.
VI inc same shall havo been submitted 10 q
vote OF the electors of the State. NJ some
general election, and been approved by
majority of the votes cast on that sablect
at such election. When any such bank.
ing law shall have been passed and sub.
mltted 10 a vote OF The electors Of the STATE
and shall have been rejected by them, then
no further banking law shall DO passed for
The next succeeding years.
8. The officers and stockholders Of sy.
cry corporation or association for bapking
purposes, issuing bank notos or any kind
% saper credits to circulate as money.
snail DC Individually liable, as CO. partners
tor oil It's debts Of every kind.
4. The Legislature shall provide byI law
iof me registry OF all bills or notes issued
or POT ia circulation as money, and sbaH
reqalre ample security in Slate stocks on
interest, or stocks Of the United States. for
the redemption of such bills or notes in
specie.
.. In case Of the insolvency of cnv
hank or banking association, the bill hold.
ers thereof shall be entitled 10 preference
IN payment, over all other creditors in such
bank or association.
=. The Legislature shall have no power
10 pass any law sanctioning in any man.
ner, directly or indirectly, the SUSPENSION
OF specie payments by any person. asso.
clalioh or corporation issuing bank notes
of any description.
7. The stockholders of ull cornors,,,,.
and joint stock associations shall be ind;.
responsible for all debts contract.
ed Tor labor performed for such corpo,a.
ton or association.
G Inc Legislature shall pass no bill,
altering or amending any act OF ;ncorpo.
raton heretofore granted unless with the
assent oi iwo-thirds Of Tue inembors elect
10 each house; nor shall any act of incor.
'orhtlon heretofore granted be renewed or
extended. The provisions Of this saction
mall not apply 10 municipal corporations.
~ The State shall not become subscr;.
'er to the stock of any corporation or
ONT stock association.
10. The property of no individual sha),
% 'aHon by any corporation, other than
municipal, for It's own use, without com
being first made or secured, in
uch manner as may be prescribed by
iw.
III. From nnd after the year 1880, the
legislature shall have the power 10 re.
cal The charters of oil corporations whose
narters shall not have expired previous
tha' time; and no corporation hereafter
be created shall ever endure for long.
u'ne tnan th'riy years, except those that
70 municipal.
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Terms Of Subscription.
Rates of .qdpertising.

Legal apvertsements AT legal rates of advertising.
to Du5ness men IN this place. can receive the
paper year with their Card insented at the
of $500 year. by the Carrier
" All advertisements must be accom- panied with
written directions for the length of time they 10
be puhlisbed they will be inserted until forbid
and charged accordingly.
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LOOK HERE.
BOoTS, SHOES AND LEATHER!
ID, KEssELRTNG.

now prepared to mako and get I'M nnv
n Kind of work in better style than s.r.,or aily
~ a,so % nave eastern work on hand which he intend.
IN town. Ne also has on hard large VI
stock Of Leather
OF sllklnds. which he will sell obean c,r,..L
W rhe highest market price paid for Hides
ALT-Always on hand, and for sale Al ms,
o''ousc' j. w. MAY
nnIED ''''s IS n PEAClIEs--a .oo,,;o,
VAN
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-09
WHOLE No. 2O5

for the an Ts,,,ss ssnsuseIa ,s, Patriot Emborked
partare-iiis farewell AddressNma.,iDl Addp.an De"
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THE WING STANDARD.


Is Published every Tuesday Morning, 10 Undc-
woods Brick Block Third story, opposite Rail Road
Square and Hillsdale House
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SIZED OF The ATLANTIC SrEAMsnrs.-The
steamship Africa, the last, and as the English
papers say the best, of the Cunard line of steam
ships, arrived at this port yesterday, from Liver
pool, at eight O'Clock A. NJ, according TO her log,
having made the run in twelve days and twenty
hours. AS there were no fogs on the coast, we
suppose her detention was caused by the stiffness
of her machinery. On the whole, it was good
passage, and are not disposed to find fault with
it. While we are ON this subject, u may be as well
to remark the extraordinary success of the steam.
ship Pacific, of the Collins line, commanded by
Captain Nye. That vessel has made eight sue.
cetsive trips TO and from Liverpool, in eighty nine
days and fifteen and half hours, averaging to
each, eleven days, four hours, and seven minutes
When We reflect upon the subject, this must be
considered tremendous and we question if il has
ever been equsled by any steamship belonging to
any coantrp The United States have always had
the best models for vessels but they were lacking
in machinery. They have got the latter, through
our national and individual enterprise; and IL so
much has been done within a couple of years, we
would simply inquire, where will the end be We
know, and we also know what the result will be-
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DOUBLE SHEET.
Nsw York, Saturday, November ., 1850.
New York state EIeeron--Thc Result.


There is no longer any reasonable doubt of the
.echon of Hunt for Governor OF the State, returns
having been received from every county IN the
state, which will be found in the table in another
column. The official returns will doubtless vary
the aggregate majority considerably, but not
enough TO affect the general result, namely, the
election of Hunt.
We have aimed to give the most reliable state
ments respecting the election Notwithstanding the
eenfUssd m inner in which returns have come in
hy Telegraph. Many of the statements which have
been transmitted by that method, have borne the
appearance of having been got up by gamblers, for
TIE purpose of betting, and thus imposed upon the
pphc through the credulity OF the Geographic ope-
Yaiors. When they wore that aspect, we have
suher re iected them or given them as flying re-
ports, for what they were worth. 1t is 10 be hoped
that a better system will hereafter be adopted, to
prevent telegraphe returns Of elections from being
worse than useless.
The wings, il will be seen, have elected ma.
,onty OF members of Congress and Of the Legisla-
ruye
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,toxem,,t. of D,st,pgu,shed p.op,c.

lion. @. @. Butler, Ohio; Hon ". Morrell, Ga Gel
X. Jersup, Conn Thomas Nelson, feekshiI; Major
j. A. Armstrong;. Tenn g. n Nicol, l. l., and nfty.
three others arrived yesterday and took at the
Clinic Hotel
General Davis and family, Pouahkeepsie; Hon. Mr
U.sN; Hen H. Livingston, New York; Sir ". Hard
castle, England: Hon Mr. DeForest, Conn Mr.
and fftytvo others, have arrived 81 the MON Place
Hotel
n. NJ Leprohn, Montreal Hon. y, Smith, Ro-
cbsster; y H. Morgan, Boston; J. b Smith, Montreal
Hon Denrine VT; w. w. Wright, 0hio Colonel "
W. Taylor and family, Canads; Hon J. c. Bsrohsr
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Parodi will make her third and last appearance in
Norma to- night, and great fashionable gathering
may be anticipated Next week she viii appear, pro-
baby In other brilliant role "Lucrezia Semi.
ramide or "Modea;" and IL said, also that she will
appear at grand concert In Tripler Hail. taking the
place Of Jenny Lind who is about TO visit Philsdel
phia, washirg ton and the Southern cities All this
will create renewed interest In the primq donna;
and when che has the field alone she viii escape
tain curious influences and plans, now In full sway
not to max. a mania for vocalist but to raise
against her.
There was very naturally some surprise expressed
on Thursday night, that some Of the most prominent
seats In The house we're not occupied They appeared
like little arid spots in the psrterre Of beauty,
and fashion; and not little curiosity expressed
to know how there could be such vacant places when
seats selling at four dollars each at the Irving
House. and could be found at the music stores
IL was very evident that the manager Of the opera
had nothing to do with such exhibition. The
suit not the work Of any nsnager, but of some
show. making speculation, who did not want any very
brilliant show, this occasion Some persons who
knew the seats that not occupied laughed at the
Stiffness Of the plan Of buying them, to keep them
empty, and many . joke was psrpetratei at the ex-
psnse OF such small cunning. We have only arrived
at the beginning Of thess tricks however and mus,
look little deeper into them, sooner or later.
while on this subject called upon TO refer 10
the complaints Of those who having applied in vain
for tickets at the music stores, at last found few at
the Irving House The annexed letter IL from gen
tleman, whose name we have in our possession:-
HERALD.
Yesterday dosiredto purchase two tickets to hear
the celebrated Psrodi. Having sppliedt 10 Hall Sons
I found they had only one lett. then proceeded TO
the ohce Of the Irving House where l was charged.
and paid four dollars each for two feats not with
out feeling that imposed upon, particularly as
there than twenty seats vacant In the
Opera House. Cannot you put end TO these imposi
tobs, OF which the public have recently had 90 many
reckless specimens Yours, Sc, ID.
NovemberS.
1t Is not strange that surprise !. expressed at the
prices demanded particularly ~ there were quite
number Of excellent seats unoccuped and seats could
be had at the box once at the fair r.te We do not
profess to understand why such prices we're charged
The manager has adopted uniform price; asd where
en- advance IL demanded the should be 10 the
box sfroe This viii be the moot eieotual check to
any Of these pslry plans put In operation on Parod
nights. and by which one should be deceived 90
10 the Opera House and seats you charged
more than the current rate This will crush speeuls
To,
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AERrvAL oF THE CHERoKEE-lAMESsE SUPPLIES
oF GoiD.-The steamship Cherokee, Capt Win
die, from Chasres, arrived at this port yesterday,
the Georgia the day preceding and the Empire
City the day before the Georgia. The Cherokee's
gold dust amounts to two millions-and the
amounts. chiefly in the hands OF the passengers,
brought by the Georgia ts6s,. OOO) and Empire
City, and by the Alabama, at New Orleans, will
retch TO at least million more. According to our
adVices,itwo millions and half. destined for the
United states, were still at Panama when the
Cherokee left Chasres. Including the shipments
to England and Valparaiso the exports Of gold dus.
from California, within month, dating back from
the lsst arrival at Panama. will exceed eeh, mil.
lions Of dollsrs. II such an extraordinary expor-
'siion were ksTt up, hundred millions Of gold
would be thrown into the market of the world cur.
ing the year. exclusive of the large amounts car
rieJ into Mexico. But this can hardly last. For
a moth or two 20 come we may expect these ex-
trsordihsry receipts Of millions at time, and then
we may expect a dminution Of the dust ill the
miners get ~ work again.