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AmUsE m E NTH.

s FoT. s Ok HsS
.Tsssrt Se.rs asSo: S |sias 'f Psr pSss
Nom; Bonansisux NJ Jordan CAPT oreslos Mr. NJ
oegd.op; Julien xiss Denim; Anne 81 Aassra Mrs. j.
sne Ms irossisy es ssTs si % Do
Jack Sheppard. Mss Denini slueshin. sr Stevens.
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL TagATaE.-raURsDAY
si,A q ,Es military drains sss
M ssy mour BlS.gus Mr Taylor cheyalisr n'rvaI NJ
yea r Witch s Nr' FEMALE ysT aa Isi
Esstass ia. hi. Loprusa' Hsrbsr.i Princes. Bs-
sansuds with JACK sIiPaRDHJsss Sheppard Mrs e.
1ossf S Snhsa w w Mt. ossy Thames Darrell Mr.
M ITCHELEs oLY.PIc THEArsE-oN THURSDAY
M T.s e viii be p assSas the MAR
The Inane Furesnd Nj conOvsr Bousaeelia. Mrs ihsr
Asr s0sa %s IN ss@is sTs%s
Mr. Tssi sS 81 Nil 4 NAY oo To BE- hs
is.ss q sAs Ps%STiS aHS1olosaslss .'S Mr. w.ses
hndmay, mrs. lsherwoOd.
THE DEANE FAMILY RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
to their friends asd the PS6s that their Concert win
llth inst. when they solicit their kind support.
RRooKLyN DESTITUTE. WASHINGTON srsEEr--
~ Magic ossy sa"s.
s s @ svsnss FORM snS .asT
during the week yThafsasy e1eegssd hall past
three ocoes. on which the Learned Canary
Birds will their wonderful performances Adms
zion % cent?; children half price.
PHILHARMONIC ocIErY.-EIGHrH sEAsoN.-rHE
members and subscribers informed Second
Cor of this will take place Apollo Rooms
Saturday evening January 2th 1850 Subscriptions &C.
fS 3 tns SsN o III
MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION-EyERs GRAND
1vl original gigantic series Of Moving Panorama
evening for short being exhibited
alker street. This magnificent chief douvre
tic sk from original drawings by the celebrated American
artist John Evers and eight assistants They painted
10000 feet OF Canvass being by several Thousand
feet the largest painting in the world New York City, City
Of Brooklyn Wiliamsbargh East River Hudson River aud
the Atlantic Ocean. Tn paintings such immense
magnitude that il 10 in possible describe them
cepon be formed whom that this pain
ting contains the figures OF million Of thous
snds and of thousands of houses SHIPS boats
Ne The awful and magnificent of the Astor Opera
House Riot the grand nd sublime spectacle of the
of the Park Theatre Whey have nearly
preparation and cost $4,000 dollars Doors o'clock
Panorama at IA precisely. Admission IS Chill
VUNO LADY AMATEURS--A DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
that has been in successful operation for time,
desrous Of obtaining few young ladies of
members. ADDRESS J. G. H., b5o Pearl street.
ERANKLIN THEATRE. IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE
Every night until further notice. The original we'll
known Female Mnstrols consisting Of seventeen per-
being the only organized band Of ladies in world
Troupe of Model Ars.es, who will represent number
Of living pictures taken from classic history The Female
Arab Girls The Infant Family together with variety Of
entsrainment An afternoon performance every Wsiass
Pit, l2He,; Stage Seats. 30 cts Brivate Boxes, 81
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composed Of Western Railroad Scrip due In 1857
1896 o00 State Reform School Scrip $4,000; Treasury
Loans Sos ooo The lands Of the State in Maine, are
valued at 81 500 o0o Claims upon the General Govern
ment, 600. Total, 81 ,6sl,c COO The School Fund
amounts to s926 esl. The Commonwealth has hereto-
fore pledged her faith for the payment Of the debts Of
certain railroad corporations. These corporations
promptly pay the interest which accrues on their debts
and the State IL amply secured by mortgages against
future coptipRe ucies.
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IDVERTISEYEyTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

ADVERTISENENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
rNN>seN--~NeNeNreN-NrN-
-4nsrers 10 .9srerfiseusnts s,nf w Mad must be post
pdid sr hey vii not BE- taken frsm the Pest Office.
HOTELS.
IRVING HOUSE BRoADwsv. Nav Y0RK.
COLUMBIA HOTEL, CHrssvr sTRrsr. PsrLABrLrEL.
s-ae---Nr4-er-f---Nr-ae-lsr@N
BARNUxs HOTEL. CALvssr srRrrr. BaLrrnoas
sNN-eNs~-seN~N-~NN~Ns
TRrMoNT HOUSE, TsrNoSr ,rRrrr. Bosros.
~~~~s~-~~~4~~-~~~-4~~
RusTs HorEL, sYRAocsr, Nav YoRu.
wrLIARDs noTxI. SEAR rHE FRKHbKSr's xAsuor,
Wsspfroror, ID. q.
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BALLS.


THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF TaE NEW YORK CADET
will take place the Coliseum No. $50 Broad
way on Monday evening. Jan. 18th, 1880.
HALF ORPHAN BALL--sECOND ANNUAL BALL.
for the of the Roman Catholic Half Orphans
be held at Nibos, Tuesday evening January IS 1850
THOMAS GLOVER, President
ROBERT hogan, Vice President.
WILLIAM McARTHUR, Treasurer.
JOHN r. DOYLE, Secretary.
Dodworths Band Is engaged. CHARLES Wright, Floor
Manager Tickets IS each to be obtained from the above
gentlemen.
DRivATE DANCING AND wALTZING ACADEMY, IS
Bond streethr searinss classes for the second quar-
ter forming For Ladies' Wednesday and Saturday
$50 o'clock Tuesday and Friday evening for Gentlemen
Private lessons at times not occupied. class exclusively
for waltng For full particulars, apply above
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NEW BOOKS, &c.

-N-sNNNNNNNN.~NNNN-NNN'NNN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
shove always found soon. q do
ssspssn ans : ssftss s' A
e.insSsi Daily and Weekly nv
County orders Tor article In III; trade uppsa and for
aia 70 any work ordered BY mail FOrer BsSks %psstsd
Literary Depot adjoining the Pos. ono: New oSlssas Ia
s:' s se: S =;
sy .na & u NV rS
s o. tho po sa ON ~
w. Burtsa a2 asd printed IL The nodsr. INT
NJ: S 4 4. ~ By sa .ss m sSss e.:
trade An order tor srss sopy aeseppsasd with 70,
copy ierw.sd.d 70 any par. q the STATE. or csnsGs
| ~ ALLERY OF INDUSTRIOUS AMERIcANs.-THE
T number Of 5 ..S,.S IN
psisa lsehsJ srssssss citizens Of the
The Completed aaas the
pea sn:. ai Has1ss s Il.
work for sai hs book stores n.sssn, and
'h ssaST s Srss1.s ts r.r
A present r9R YOUR rAxILr-xoasIs AND
PvnLisHsp " rrELr- 81 rra Aysvm.
Rather ses IN coal Than g without t. EBo.on Post.
New tvtseriss can be supplied from January is II
TERI At The '''" ofrlSE os FUsiIG2TioSs, '''-
No. i9' Fulton street. New York
N
"A tie xoreon General James Arlington Bennett Of Ar
ngton Place. L. L. for forgery ACHE National Police
Ssle,e q Nh. week contains. full account Of the above
re arrest Of the srurysi tides t amount q eseit
ina after IL will eentaE review Of G. w. Matse Chief
Of the Poe ssntnents essay en- the Pea Girs Of the
netropa in the shape Of his semi-annual report
Once les Na,sau street. Sold everywhere.
I IITELLs LIVING AeE-No a9s -i2% cENrs-coy
~ tents Jashin, the French BARRIER roet-westma-
.ssr Reyswi Bernard bar,an fs,as Aad Letters en-
emsp haSns; Moro Private cores pondcnee OF George
iL-neetly " niseelany Z haldea and Married LIE Of
se 70 Proven, or conrSl y-gsntenans Mas.los
>, Word or Two on Port wBe-Wsstminsttr Review, T.
p..m. By J,,n o. sass-Nsy Yerk Recorder Death Of
Ohseryer TO- The Seaside and the Fire
side Home Journal Published weekly a. sx dollars
~ Littel CO. Bosten and sold by Dewitt Dayen-
port. Tribune Buiieibgs.
THE KSICKERBotKEa. TOR yANUA2Y. 1850
Commences With as.scrpton 81 the ThausaDd lltndA
ko and contains twenty other original articles IN the b,dy q
ihe v.rt with n1mesr Of ,eray noee, aad iall a,d
fret numter 81 the and The commsuc ment Of
volume, ~ trssls opportunity for
nbfcrits 10 s~rd IN Their Those who wish 10 avail
themselves ~ the offer Of four dcar in
ed that Application must he made csy, the work Is
Ett and the turpy Of tack voame. will be
sthausted AlcttrH business - paid -
tae publisher. 5. AEJsrON. ip Nss-ss street
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SuIPPise.

V'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN r. N
tween Bo.en Liverpool eans Halifax to land ina
ransris sisnnO... ffcm boston wednesday. J,nunrys
Canada narrison. from New iors, wednesday, IS
s r S% S Sss T,, SS"., february
S%.. sssn,ss from S:,G Wy g'sas;s. a.rs
f'rf'TA' or pa''is1 "pTPEEs;'rp. Jun 80 npriw,,.
s sis fdrs 81 .aTsiy J.zo1
H. ssoeIosk r. NJ u. new ,nd msgnioeest United stass,
ftSsr ship sTNus IN February Travellers 70 csorns
viii md , ne cheapest ana nost desrab' Ofs routes 70
stiess o. rs.saer rHrover ysor 70 sAy
FnAscfscOt cAiIfOHNfA.
First CABIN s,,,e koors DER $50
s,ssrsr. nsp,is. foSts Bss and hoard 40
Tor passage. sTriJto NO. RODENTS, ils West st.
OsLY rnRouon rIcxET LINE Foss san FRANCIS
" 90 va ShAETe. srsss ana y ,es Y q Nal steamers
Isdasss Tbs nss ard srisadi uHisd steamer
i ds.l N ~ ss,., rs IS sossay s,5
ss s,ssSeIs DON P.nsns . sac freiseo. rs..saser'
s1rrs.t n .sy other s.eams asa w Be ssr. 70 .sna.e,
w. :, ssS1 osn n.Ts. 2, s.ss-ro sn,aH" go,
Forward Saloon STATE rooms. Ig
All Is. sS:v: dins .,i. ii1; ana have pr-
stssrass sound With ns,.res, board ........ SIS
rEos rsSsrs 70 ess rsArcssco.
Navy application l. nsesSsary secure reash TisIsts
And choice 6i Tiii ., ds;s
LoR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA RIO JASEtRo. VAL
seaman saw ORLEANS. J. D. sooi eonmsatsr Loo
tons tuTtl,n viii leave fr San Jrancise rect via RIO
RSsr q, ore o'clock Tbs New Orleans
fox ~, 49, y ssS ,,' 80 , ..sss
1he New Oyeaus can take little hrtt frgh cor Witch
u,oR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LfNE-THE YES
,s 81 this Line Of the frst elias Commanded " able
49, s frshs,ss TSTnsf fS CO II. net vs
soid dust. "a SUTTON. - Wall 81
LroR SAN TRANeIsco, c.LIEogE1.-TuE sUPE-
Of tons burthsA having " her cargo board. sn
receive mandate drs,eh rsr tslsse q s,sisi pr ss,
sIssi rasss1 ser. arply q hos,a. s'rtp liver ots
I,oR SAN FRANCISCO CALiFOHNIA-THE NEw
ard si,r,si ~ ss y 49, p Il. s
q Januay haying treat part q her easfo snsssss 70
p, a.. ~, ss.ss ,rsss,ss ~ s.rsi
san Francisco " a anes q other shrs nov leaving
r.is ,ns ,en,snses sss .ssi' ,sp.s SOFA
cabin taserrr. vi b. friahsI With eemm9aoua s.a'e
roeus is.'ssa q efes e.rh. W ir.,.' sseh WI q
sasts s SaffRss sss .9 Ss ,i ~
DAssAcE oNLY-roR SAN FRANCISCO, cALirou-
vIRSiNIaS tsTssis iosssos ito tor. talhsn. has ~
Ter cargo % board and WI al % hs I2h Instant Car
ser, moderate r,e F 81 s.r GO ,ogs =, q w street.
sbitr.rs viii tsrd in bfiis ~ i.e,nF inusd atsiv
rasisttTs EtSHayA Dei1ny master vii sail for the
stoss pot SATURDAY, rsst The lh nst ror fslsht o.
Iasse having lugeIer srse f9r cabin Of seraEe
rasenfefs avn 70 TIE mater On tcari fierl w. %
~ AaMSDoNSGLIp South ttFest.
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REWARDS.

y~~N~~~~NNN~NNN-~7~~NNN~~ ~~>~N N~~~~N~~~N~~>~~
CE RIwARD.-Iosr, A LARGE NEwFoUNDLANo
pO Dog all black with the tap Of his tail AID paws vhs
fhe above will be paid 10 tho person who shall deliver
the eor at D,lmonicc's Hotel, No q Broadway
Q REwARD-DoG LosT-L05T, IN THE VICINITY
EO fNipsteath street. nom the Hudson River Railroad
Cars Wednesday last snail black and white setter,
lavirg chain collar With the initials a. v " d. and
ohain ATTACHED. The above reward will be ven sent to
IS Wavsrly place.
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DAssACE oNLY-roR SAN rRAsClsCo, CALlroV-
nia--1le fpien6ii, fast ssit.r live oak euiit shig
NIRCINIAN. Captain !chreon w. tens az h.n has AZ
her cargo On and VII eal the l2h instant. Can
sceamuods,e rev more ffu a1t second calls r.sfcn-
eers ., nodsra.e rses hrrg k foot Of Wall street,
H.htkhAihn Va ~ " Al street.
EhlLr.r. VI all Do L.ll- 30 l.nnr i.nn-.a .-.lx.
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Port or New yorS, Jan. no. 1880.

Tciegrspaic.
~ taiCxTAth.
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EoR BAL s-THk FAST SAILING REGULAR
PACKET tIir ktNtkfA, DeAhy, master, vii sail for the
atose port Saturday rett the 18th inst For freight
pas having hyperion mo- alton Tor cabin storage
tTViJ e The aster hoard Pier w.
II JAA MCDONNELL, South street.
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ITALIAN OPERA, AsroR PLAoE-YaIDAY EVE


poniIetts master piece ANNA B0LENA-Henry VIII,
signor Nove anna Boena, sanorna Bertuocs Jane 5ey
n0ur SgnorBa A. Patti Lord Roohort Siynor Strni Lerd
Percy sienor Fort smeaon Sgnorna errin Conductor
and Director Max Maeze Leader Herr kreuter Prices Of
admesonA Seats in Boxes Parquet either
the night 81 co. Admissi tho evening
at commence at ~ o'clock Carriages set down heads
a,ht al I'D
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- brilliant galaxy Of attractions Astounding variety
The Drunkard demanded and must be presented this
week for the IS 81 49, ana 4lst times kr VIM r. Goodal
Waterman Rose Of Cordei Jacobite, Haunted Yankee,
Dissoying Views Chromatrope Songs Dances Fourth
week Of Mr. Nells born without Ttania tho Native
Dwarf Scotch nam%oths Gipsey, Gen Warrington KNAPP
sach Gen. Tayors Sword New Portraits of Clergy States
Hupgarans and Mexieans Wax Statuary Father Ma
thew, Generals Jackson, Taycr &c; Mermaid Living Cro
oodile, Alligator, Rattle Snakes, hummies Idols Statues
and 20 600 eurioes. Aditsnce cents; children under
ten
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AmUSSmENrs,

ITALIAN OPERA, ASrOR PLACE-BENEFIr OF SIG
koyeli Thursday evening January TO- $780, will be
piece ANNA BoLEMA tragic opera. in four acts-Wi.h
dresses by Mr. Hollerman; the in
by Sig Montelhla; henry VIII Sig Noveii Anne Bolena,
sguorns Bertuces; Jane signorna A. Pat Lord
Roehoit, Signor srni; Lord Percy sgnor Forth SmestOn
sgnorina perrni Sir Hsrvsy. signor pomontes Conduo
and Director, Max harezek Leader, Herr Kreutzer
Parqu6t ST. Amphheatre rs cents Doors open
TO esmms az half past
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Copsrtbs rsbip Sotfee-Tbe Subscribers
have formed a corarnersp under the firm 81 Man
pirg smyth lurodsby for tratsseng The inporns and
5otbinG dry goods tuinef a. the storr ls broadway
JOHN MASSINS.
BERNARD SsYTu.
New York, January T. 1850. JAMES lNGoLDSBY.
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AkEsICAN fNSrfTUTE-A STATED MEETING OF
n American Institute will be held at the OF q
Institute No 81 broadway thursday the flth day q
January. ~ ocack full after dance u members
questsd, As TIE tyt-ls as viii be eersdersd.
n. sEISs, Reccrdinr sscrstary.
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EoR SAN TRANCIsCO. VIA RIO JANFtRo. VAL
paraiso, aud pAnsms. 1dcsdsy. Hth February The
steamship Nav ORLEANS ,. ID: Nooi commanter Loo
tons tuTttsn Will leave for San francis rect via Rio
Jarero Valparaiso aud fs1ama from Pier Ne. z North
Hvtr az one o'clock. The New orleans hasunssrpassd
conn and secntd cshia gerf.
rare 10 San rrsncsco-Frst Cabin. $50 second d. 500
Tie seu Orlears take little hctt frerh cor Witch
yaUase, trrlyto > bONAhb y Bun - brsai"ay
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So 10 AZ, hre Calf Boots 81 80 usually 81 81 tns wasr.
pfoof Boots from ~ 20 go Pateut Leather Boots s.
tsi,srs from 50 g. Calf Shoes from 81 IS 81 81
Calf ssvcd Bo0s made 70 order r 81 ~ q Pull
ten and Nassau grtets Overshoes from 81 - 10 81 81
Cheap, cheap
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19
Kings Report on California.
WASHINGTON, March, %.


Mr.. Thomas Butler Kings report on Cali
fornia was read to the president and cabinet
to-day, and occupied two hours and a half in
rea5inr.
Il will Of course be presented to congress.
The topics of which II treats are as follows
The nonuIa,ion If The country.
It's agricultural resources:
Ex,egt and nrodpcfion If the reioara, -
oiop:
The commerce and n7vir3,i9n Of Ca]ifar-
u,
The LEGISLATION necessary for the territory
s-5 as,e.7.Ir,- -, -,-~,-l =, ,t.. lf...,-;-;,,.
or ,ro ~,Ig t..,-;,-. Ill. .I..,..,--- ~
:
The ronor,tior, or,ba co-r,-,. i ,,.-- -b-,..
ana r.,..-.l-.l all ..,.-,...- $780,.
.:-- - -.
,I,o'-.--.
~ 60 ~. - -
3.-, ~
,I,E-.--.-..,..-.,
7'''7 81
800 r., No. .'-- ~ 800 O'- repre-
- r.l..-a..,l - - P--7'q'e
-, ,-.rI,.-o lI -..f. -
Spontaneously an over The rr,fns ILL.,.
annual o-,, - ~. ,..a. 60. 10
ac-o A. uu--l-- go.
he rsfsed ,rr.a - 49,. 71 r.. 10y =
cattle ,r,,s47.. -. -. !,
,,ovt tue ,-s.~s
,rba 81, - I'M,
li5ss ~, 49, .l,-..l..c
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

- The Great african Lake, noticed soma
dme since as having been discovered in South
Africa, in latitude 70 deg. south, lone. >,
east has been explored. The vegetation M.
Ga its banks is tropical the language Of the
natives uron its shores IS unlike that Of any
other Of the African tribes.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19
Death of Yr, Calhoun.

on rising TO second the resolutions which
have just been read, 10 add to what has been
50 well and justly said by the surviving col
league Of the illustrious deceased, a few
words. My personal acquaintance with him
commenced upwards Of twenty eight years
ago. We entered, at the same time ana to-
gcther, the House Of Representatives, at the
other end Of tie building. The Congress Of
which we thus became members was that
among whose deliberations and acts was the
I Declaration Of War against the most power
/ lul nation, as it respects Us 10 the world.
During the PRELIMINARY discussions which
arose IN preparation for that great event, as
well as during those which took place when
the Resolution was formally adopted no
member displayed more lively and patriotic
sensiolliLy to tile wrongs which lei to that
awful event, than the deceased, whose death
all unite ROW 10 deplorlng. Ever active, ar
/ dent and able, no oue was in advance Of him
IN advocating the cause Of his country, and in
+ denouncing the injustice which compelled
that country to appeal to arms.
In all tie Congresses with which have
had any acquaintance since my entry into The
service Of the Federal Government, in none
in my opinion, has been assembled such a
galaxy Of eminent and able men rs those Con
. crosses which declared the War and which
immediately followed the Peace. In that
splendid assembIage, the star which has now
SIT, stood bright and brilliant.
1t was my happiness, sir, during n great
part Of the life of the departed, to concur with
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19
The TnIBU / I
Mineral Paint, April 10, 1850.

= TEACHERS ~TIrt 7. !, wi! Be he .- a
~ tie Court House n Mineral i1i, '''.,.'1,
eng on AIony rho 7--d Day 81 I pr Is. sr
10, S re.eaers generally ere cordially invited
:. i, r-asanf especially those residing IN Iowa,
,' Ian - z,.rhout charge viii IS provided
Ttis ex9ecel that Lectures viii 55 deiIysT 5.
H. Hon Moses u strong Professor Bl'shnei-
- Pel,.t ID. Iald Of SLal.sbuIga & others iTon,
abroad. ,----..-+sa ~ 81,
C5na.v Educational Society
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

AZ We regret to learn that ALBERT
y CAEP. Esq, one Of the first Califor-
nsa emigrants from this County, died a
b.ut the lst Of January last We have
net learned the particulars of his death.
bat understand lie had been sick for some
time with the prevailing disease of that
country. This is the second death that
has occurred in the first company tive IN
ramber) that left this place for the Gold
Region The first, Mr.. S. 4. Brownell.
deed, and was committed to watery
gave without reaching California Mr.
+ Camp, we learn, had been successful in
|ostaming gold but the expense attending
rs Sickness was sufficient to require all for
+ payment We notice il our exchanges,
t=at several other emigrants from Wis
esasn have recently died in California.
AID we fear that many more will be added
+ tie melancholy list during the present
Jason. The change OF climate. mode of
living, SC must certainly work hard upon
eFon the strongest constitutions. And
y"t tie thirst for gold is such that moth
il can quell the excitement, or retard the
determined purpose OF those who have
st their faces that way
+ We tender the unfeigned sympathics Of
this whole community. to the bereaved
fs.ouds Of Mr. Camp, and yet we are aware
t.at such balm can do bat little towards
hGaling the bleeding hearts Of those who
are called upon to mourn his death
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

PLANE RoADs.-By report of the Seo-s,,
~ Of State, II appears that thereaTe 2OI7m nil
of plank road in New y ork, in which fb..'
is capital Invested to the amount Of s3,70l-
geo.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

C+The receipts on the GaIena and Chi
cage Railroad, for the month OF March reach.
ed the sum Of Il, g92.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

'-A IN ~ ' - i-i-tL44o
E4 OR sale on LIE most reasonable terms, at the
49, WeI saoza Cheap Store Of
C.BLECU & Co
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

WIEEEBAGo County SEAT.-At the rsce,.
election in Ninnabago County. the questian
Of removing the county seat from OsbEosI
was decided by vote Of G55 againstaDd ia
for removal, Majority in favor Of Osbkosb
219.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19
California News.

The mails by the CheroZre came IN in
much the shortest time vet made. being
only 81 days from san Francisco. The
Cherokee was only 20 days absent from
New York. having lain in port 3 DAYS.
and accomplished 1900 miles in II -
days. When sac left Havana the Empire
City was just hauling in to coal. the lat
ter has since arrived with $1,000 OOO i'm
gold The mail BY the Cherokee brought
$4,000 letters, besides papers in abund
ance
Messrs. Larkin S Priest came round
as agents of the San Francisco Steamship
Company, organized with capital Of five
hundred thousand dollars. They are to
make immediate arrangements to purchase
or build four Steamships for the Pacific
trade
The Legislature Of California has been
very busy and has accomplished much to-
wards completing the organization Of the
State
The miners on the Nariposa. Nokelum-
ne. StauislauS and Tuoluma. have been
doing we'll 4 letter in the Alta CaIif3r-
ma says that a lump Of gold weighing p
pounds had been exhibited in Stockton
The total number of passengers arrived
by sea from April 1910 to March lst. is
1859.
The food in therivors has subsidized and
Sacramento city IS again above watcr-
The inhabitants Of that town are taking
measures to construct Icvees atan expense
of SL000O0O
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19
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From NcXic0,
We have received Mexican papers to March
la: Gen. Almou,o and other parties have Pc
titoncd the Mexican Congress TO grant them
a charter Of Incorporation 10 enable them 10
connect the Gulf Of Mexico with the Pac.G-
ocean, by means ola Railroad. According II
The terms they ash, the road is to be perFeru-
Tally the property Of the company, all ma-er.-
ais used in its construction, fuel, and engines,
/ sc. TO BE- admitted free, and the vessles uli.a
| bring them 10 be exempted from tuaua-e du-
| ties. The road is to commence At Vera Cruz.
and is 10 be commenced in two years, carried
thirty leagues in five years thereafter to the
city Of Mexico in ten years more, aud 10 The
Pacific ocean in another decade.
/ There is some difficulty between tile
states Of Iiapls and Tagasoo, in relation to
their boundaries.
The Indians continue their depredatious in
various parts of the country. Near Lake
Colorado nine soldiers were attacked By the
wages. four Killed ard others wounded.
The Monitor says thar in the State 81 CHI
huahua party Of Americans, under command
ofJohu Glaatoa. employed by the Safe lo.
defence against the i"aia''s' entered me 'i'I-
.lag town Of Jesus Maria, and Will. ia i state
Of lutoxica,iou committed The most scandal
ious excesses. The ezaspera.rd inhabitants
reu IN tie .n,ruders and drove them Of. Kill
lfar TWO ana yvouadinr two or three. Tine
ogt,a~ifirs .r,b. STATE ssrforr "a party II sol
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....-.t.,. '.l H.. I,,,' l.--
-'1 u 7'oil ''''9es'
l ne Government q ~" Icon ".1 I .'''
.a''P"T La" eo''~o's" TWO OF ''''ee 'i''''>'''.'
.'.a 70 'a.2E''' .'r s'@ purpose OIL P'77s''
a- order. The 'ns"Frec'Ion had been co"
..- crushed. G.a. caaa'es bad become
sov.raov oa5.e STATE Of Tamau.ipas Five
more persons bad s.on arrested Tor pargcipa-
.... =. t.... I..r. r-y,IY,i,aarv movements.
pear. lvFe-rya,s DEp,..rs,axr. Erc,-
sae Bgst,a Post Of Yesterday SAYS The report
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-19

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