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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-15
TOWN MEETING.

In pursuance of public notice number
Of the citizens of the borough of Lewis
town convened in the Presbyterian church.
IN said borough, on Friday evening, the
8Ih day of March, 1850, for the purpose Of
adopting measures for the better observance
u the holy Sabbath.
TIE meeting was organized by the ap-
poinlment of WILLIAM Z, ELLIOTT, Presi-
cent, .4dan Zigier and John Musser,
Vice Presidents, and David Candor and
John Sterrelt, Secretaries.
Rev. James S. Woods made an appro-
pirate prayer.
The object of the meeting was stated by
K. G. Hale, Esq.
On motion of the Hon. Chas. Ritz,
committee of seven-yiz: Judge Ritz,
John r. Weeks, r. c. Hale. John Ken
nedy, E. l.. Benedict, John Evans, 5. ).
Woods and Thomas Stewart-were ap-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive OF
Ihe sense OF the meeting.
The said committee, through their chair
man, Judge Ritz, reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which were, on
motion, adopted:
Whereas, we believe that the observance
Of the Sabbath is alike required BY the
laws of God and the necessities OF our ma
tnre that all employers are under moral
obligation to allow their employees suffi-
cient time to attend 10 moral, social, and
domestic duties: that incessant labor with
out the intermission of the Sabbath, Is de-
sIructlve TO soul and body. and If II should
become general. would lead to thorough
corruption of public morals, and in the end
The destruction Of our social Institutions.
Therefore, Resolved. That we cordially
approve Of the course pursued by the
Penna. X. X. Co., in the suspension of all
Sunday operations upon their road, and
would respectfully suggest the adoption OF
similar resolutions by all other rail road
corporations in this state, and IN The United
States.
Resolved, That our senators and repre-
sentatiyes ia General Assembly be re-
questcd 10 use their influence 10 procure
like suspension upon all the canals and rail-
roads owned and managed by the State OF
Fenna.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
printed and a copy sent 10 each senator
-hd representative.
On motion Of f.. l.. Benedict. Esq, IT
va resolved. that the proceedings Of this
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On Tuesday, 5th inst, in Spring township
Centre county, Mrs BARBARA FuKCY, III the
o8th year of her age.
On the 5th instant, at York Hon. Charles
A. BARNITz, for many years an eminent law
yer, aged - years. In 1913 he was elected
to the Senate Of Pennsy ivaula. In I-:}2 he
was sent to the House Of Representatives of
the United States, by York county, 3 district
that was decidedly opposed to his poIilcul
principles, and in l537 was selected Us Sem
atorlai delegate to the Convention for the
amendment OF the Constitution OF Pcnusylra-
MIA. For many years he was President Of the
York Bank.
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The DOUBLE EAGLE-We saw yesterday,
SAYS the North American Of Wednesday, for
the first time, specimens of the Twenty Dol
Jar gold coins, authorized at the last session Of
Congress, and now just issued from the U. S.
Mint, in this city. The new coin is somewhat
larger than the half dollar, and is considerably
thicker The face bears the head of Liberty,
surrounded by the thirteen stars, with the date,
1850 !" and on the diverse, there is spread
Eagle supporting shield, and an ornamental
fllet showing the motto E Pluribus Unum.
Above the Eagle are rays, in the midst Of
which are the thirteen stars--the whole encir-
cled by the words United States of America.
Twenty D." his a handsome. imposing look
ilR coin.
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To the Honorable the Judges Of the Court of QAOrter
Sessions IF rhs Peaes, and for the county Of -BH
NHE petition of Calharine Lusk of the Borough of Nc
Neytowni in said county, respectfully represents,
that she is well provided with house and convent
ences for the accommodation and lodging o strangers
and travellers, at the house she occupies in said
Borough. she therefore prays your honorable Court 10
grant her license for Keeping Public Inn Tavern
and she, as in duty bound, will ever pray.
CATHARINE LUSK.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the borough Of Vey
in said county, do certify that the above applican
Catbarine Lusk, Of good repue for honesty and tenn
perance and is well provided with house and
venences for the lodging and accommodation of stran
gers and avcers and that such inn
sary accommodate The public and entertain strangers
and travellers
Isaiah l.. Walters, Geo. Correl @. stoner. Albert
Hornng, James Cooper, Geo. w Mcbride Geo w
Mackiin. A. Carver, T j. Mccoy, George NJ. Bowman
James J. puil, Jacob Cornell aud Jno Ftfsuson.
AsYeytown, March -, 1856
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'TNl1E following accounts have been examined
i and passed by me, and remain filed of re-
cord in this Office, for inspection of heirs lega-
tees creditors, and all others in any way inter
ested, and will be presented to the next Orphans
Court of the county of Mflin, TO be held at the
Court House, in Lewistown, on Thursday, the
4th day of April, 1850, for allowance and con-
frmation
Ist. The final account of George Sig}er and
John Reigle, executors of Jacob Reigle, late Of
Decatur township, decd.
"a. The final account OF Jacob Schaffner, ad-
ministrator of Amos Smoker, late of Memo
tow nship, decd.
Sd. The administration account of Gabriel
Dunmire and Jacob Carver, administrators of
Peter Ruble, late of Oliver township, deceased.
4th The administration account of John
Sproule, administrator Of Hugh SpToule, late of
Wayne township, deceased.
/ 5th. The administration account of John Fl.
/ Sweeney, administrator of John Entreken late Of
/ the borough Of Lewistown, decd.
! 9th. The administration account of Samuel
Rittenhouse, surviving administrator Of Isaac
/ w. Donahoe, late of the borough of Lewistown,
deceased.
/ 7th. The administration account Of Michael
YoutZy, administrator Of Jesse Z. Morris, late
of Oliver township, decd.
8th. The final guardianship account of VIM.
Shaw, guardian of the minor children Of John
MFadden, late Of Granville township. decd
Ruble guardian of Susannah Ruble, minor child
OF Elizabeth Ruble, late of Granville tp. deed.
10th. The guardianship account of Ellis Grif-
fifth, guardian of the minor children Of Richard
S. Brimmer, late of the borough of MVeytown,
deceased.
1lth. The supplemental and final admnistra-
tion account of G. Y. Mitchell and Robert
Horning, administrators of Ellen Vance, late Of
Oliver township, decd.
18th. The administration account Of John
Peachey, administrator of David Young, late OF
Union township, decd.
18th. The administration account of Robert
Laughlin, administrator Of Mathew Glasgow,
late of Wayne township, decd
l4th. The guardianship account of Yost Yo-
der, guardian of Catharine Hartzler, minor child
of Adam Hartzler, late of Union township decd
18th. The guardianship account of John KauH-
man, guardian of Samuel Yoder, minor son Of
Solomon Yoder, late of Union township, decd
10th. The guardianship account of John M
Cord, guardian of the minor children of Thomas
M'Cord, late of Oliver township, decd.
18th. The administration account of Daniel
Yoder, administrator of the estate Of David
Hartzler CIrish) late of Oliver township, decd
18th. The supplemental and final account Of
Ralph Boyle, now sole administrator of Richard
S. Brimmer, late of the borough of Myeytown,
deceased.
JAMES l.. McILVAINE, Register.
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n A R R c D

On the 18th inst, by The Rev. NJ. Allison, j.
d. SHARON, Esq, of MilIlintown, to Miss
RHErr III. BELL, OF Bells Island
On the 27th ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Kerens,
JAMES w CoucH, of Lewistown, to Miss May
ANS GREEN, of Huntington county
On Thursday, the 7th inst, by the Rev. s. p
Lilly, Mr.. WILLIAM ALBRIGHT, to Miss Psiscu-
La JANE Mitchell, both of Dry Valley.
On the 7th inst, by the Rev. r. Tanyhiil
Mr.. JAMES c. STEWARD, to Miss MARTHA JANE
RosEBoRoUGH, both of McYeytown
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Excelency Governor Johnston, and to each member
OF the Board OF Canal Commissioners OF Pennsylva
MIA
On motion ordered, That these proceedings be
signed by the officers and copies furnished 10 the
publishers OF the True Democrat and Lewistown Ga
zette, with request to publish them The meeting
then adjourned
Signed by the oflcersl
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THE PATENT COMPOUND
WASH MIXTURE,
For Washing Clothes, Paint
ed Surfaces.

And every article or thing ,ohich nap require
cleansing by ,Oashing.
4 / IS made into solid SOAP or in LIQUID
Ill form. The soap will doubtless Supercede
every other, and the process of WASHING now
introduced, drive out OF use every wash board
and machine in The land. No injury is done to
clothes, and time labor, and expense are saved.
The agents for the sale of FAMILY and
COUNTY RIGHTS in this State are WM. r.
BARNlFZ. western Pennsylvania; HENRY
FRYSINGER, DANIEL WISE, MARTIN
JOHNS; and in Philadelphia &. ID. KNIGHT,
80 North Sixth street.
Those editors who have not yet published my
first advertisement will please omit that, and
publish this in It's place, on the same terms, say
three times for one family right. Such as have
advertised aud not received right will please
inform me-
The public are aga in cautioned against un-
authorised venders of rights, who live by pira-
ting on others d. M'VOY,
March Is, lS50-6t Baltimore.
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E. c. Judson, alias Ned Buntlins, sentenced
to one year to Blackwell's Island, for participa-
ton in the Astor Place riot, has been pardoned
BY the governor of New York.
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THE MARKETS.
Lewistown, March Is, 1850.
PHILADELPHIA, March, ID. 1850.

PHILADELPHIA, March. ID, 1850
Flour is quiet and the price steady; ship
ping brands are selling al 81 10. EXTRA
FLOUR 50 30. Rye FLOUR is held at
81 81 : 80. CoRN MEAL Is worth 50 e.
There Is a limited demand for red Wheat at
81 % 81 06, prime white at 81 IOall2
Corn is in brisk demand at 53c for new yellow,
afioat Penna. Rye is held at 6Ic per bushel
OATs-Southern are worth &c, and penua. 34c
BALTIMORE. March. II. 1850
FLoUR-Sales Of Howard street at 81 564
WHEAT-Sales o. prime red at 1872 COIN
Sales OF white at II and yellow at 40
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DIR. J. Es. MITCHELL

~ citizens Of Lewistown and vicinity lie
can always be found at his office, in his drug
store, or at the house of Gen Irwin, unless pro-
fessonally engaged. March ID, 1850.
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The New Hampshire election has resulted
IN the locofocos electing all their State officers
snd the Legislature.
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S HERIFF'S SALES.

X virtue Of sundry writs Of Ysaditioni E1p0uas Ls
para haetas, Pluriss Lecari gdcss .7iiJs Testatqn
rs"aoH' ErPonGs, Gad Fer Faeias Issued out OF Tue
oonf' OF Connou Pleas OF Mfin county and 10 me d.
Leceu' WI" De exposed TO sale by public ouery, the
Court House, in The Borough Of I.,visto.vu AZ one
otrlnck
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ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
" stockholders who have paid FIVE dol
lars, that an election for the usual number Of
Trustees of the Iewistown Academy. will be
held on the FIRST MONDA YIN APRIL.
f. BANKS, Secretary.
Lewistown, March ID, 1850.
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EDWARD BURTON,
Administrators Notice

Administrators Notice.
T ETTERS of Administration on the estate Of
| WILLIAM NJ. INGRAM, deed, late OF
Potter township, Centre county, having been
granted to the subscribers, all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby notified to make innme
diate payment, and those having claims or de-
mauds against said estate are requested to pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settlement
without delay, to either of the undersigned.
AUGUSTUS NJ. INGRAM,
Decatur township, Mifllin county.
ROBRT J. INGRAM, r
Potter township, Centre county.
March g, l550-6t
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JAMES l.. aIcILVAINE. Repis
REGISTERS OFFICE.
Lewlstown, March s, 1850. (

IrThe Register deems il proper 10 state.
for the information of all concerned, that ac-
counts must be filed in his Office and published
thirty days previous 10 the first day Of ensuing
Couns-otherwise they will be retained until
the succeeding term.
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.-.H-E1--..-a,z.- . - e--.E5Ssa-szL
nN and after MONDAY, 2llh December.
~ FREIGHT TRAINS will run three
times week between Lewistown and Phila-
deIphia, as follows Leaving LewIstown, eas:-
ward, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridass,
at o'clocE, A. NJ, and arriving from philadel-
pha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
at 10, p. NJ.
or All freight going cast, MUST BE DE-
LIVERED BY THREE O'CLOCK, p. M,
on the days previous.
~ Freight in all cuses, payable on delivery
of goods at the warehouse.
PASSENGER TRAINS. east, will leave at
- minutes past 8, A. NJ. daily.
Fare to Philadelphia, % 90
SAM. MiLLIKEN, Jr., Agt
Lews,owu, Dec, ~, lS49--tt Dem. copy,
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south IS degrees. IL perehes 10 tt"a@F 'h+nr
BY J.aH 5 gsn 20 ,@4feee. west 20 pefcte-f'
post, truce " Henry Ddnmre Eorth y fegfeeE'ra'i
lGi peren nss TO pup b. same 3 degfeee east 10
peIch-s sonss, b. south 6l degrees, Sts' ~
perohes white oak, thence by James tis4hfauh s''
50 degrees east 62 perIbes pcnst by same south ~
sree. Perces asapir. by south O. degrees
BIS: parches 20 ita s pli Christian hinss
part OF sane, thence b! south - degrees, east 20
and f~o-seeerihs 20 stones te pi4ee "f beginning, cor
;aina. - atd ~ gas, a-s, i.e usual ec"
aEce Seized, taken IN executions and 70 be sold az ss3e
property OF Loud H. Hsss, -'tee! -5ult., tere len
ant
Alsg-Al the t1;ersst Of james IcNtt in Tract rf
Land, situate ia Armagh township. difl eonits
aininE one hehared ard Ey acres BE the i'"re or
Tess, about "Be hundred aEd airy cleared, bound
t on The east by lands Of john AikeB the south by
William Bfo"Hs irs, and the lanGs of " l.
llan Bafei""ls heirs, and The north and weet y
lands Of JOHN Atkins black InounIan with
Story log dwelling house. double leg barn, ksni,h
sho' ana o'hef improvements thereon erected Sszed,
taken 10 execution, and be sold as tile property of
JGmeS .Ec-Nt'f.
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DAVIS Mex. CoNTNER, Sheriff.


LeWlstoWh, MATCH Q, I53U. J
n b. Purchasers lie above sheriff sales ere here.
by notified that the Of the sales viii required
be paid, in all cases. Immediately on the property being
knocked down. VIII be forthwith resoid 10 tide high
est bidder D. MEX L.
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ARCH STREET WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE,

ARCH STREET WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE,
-, li2 -7rel street, Suh sreu,h sou.a side
Philadelphia
THE proprietor Of the above extensive establishment
L has opened his superb stock Of WALL PAPERS
which AL OF the STYLES and of the very best
manufacture Purchasers from the country AN rely on
being accommodated with patterns suitable for every
purpose without the Inconvenience Of looking further
lie determined sci! such prices as the advantage
of u cash business affords
EDWARD BURTON.
B.-Paper hung in Tie country at city prices.
Ph,adeI1!rl, March :, lS50--3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the Alabama at New-Orleans--a'
crameuto City OVerhowed-trent SUM-.
ing among the PeopIe-Dimeuliy WIFE INV
Chflians. &c. dc.

The Herald OF Sunday yesterday has 'ne '''
loving teegrsphic dispatch
HEw.OLEASs Th1rsssJ' feo %
The steamship Alabama has Josf arrived Hon'
Chagre. and hasten 10 lay her news "hieh .
highly important, before you
She brings e5 passengers, and half 4 ni.H'n II
god dust
she also brings sd,ices from San Frsnci.co d
tbs 18th Of January, being tro weeks later than
our previoos accounts They were received at
Panama BIZ the steamship California
The City Of Sacramento has been overaowed
By water B1, few spots IF and are visible and
the Inhabitants are suffering terribly from tins
dreadful calamity.
The loss By this unlocked lor visitation Is ss'i-
mated at over 81 10000
Immense herds Of cattle and other property have
been swept away. While this great HoDd' bo"-
ever, destroys great deal Of property, II WI
wash oat the zold in immense quantities
party Of Chisus had made an attack upon
the Americans at the mines N the vicinity o.
Stockton, In which two Of the assalied were Killed
and the others imprisoned though the latter were
aterward released.
TIE ship Prince dc Jonvile and bark harmsn
from New York bad arrived at san Francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
steamboat Explosion and Less of Liis-tio-
meopathy Observation-Disclosures -Neek
Iy Report OF Deatbs-NIarkets and stocks.

correspondence OF 1 DC lHpuhe
PHiIApIlTHuA. sunday. M@ch :
Yesterday morning. at a o'clock the ste aInboa,
Clifton, Capt Boon, left Salem. J or her trsi
trip to this City just as she reached the wharf al
New Castle, Del her boiler exploded. instantly
killing Charles Foster. Of Salem, fireman, and scale
ing five other persons 4 Mr.. Gllmer o. thus City
ana Nj Msssie OF Delaware City were vsg s.
yerelv scslded The cause Of the explosion IS M
known. Attic time Of the unfortunate occurrence
the steam cuage showed but a small press ci
steam, and the boilers were iu'l OF Wsier.
Twenty voung gentlemen graduated az the ho
msopsthic Medical College of Penusy wanna "a
Ibis city Yesterday The College Is IN q highly
prosperous condition and promises IN course Of
time 20 compare isyorably with the older Colleges
OF our clty.
Our civ is infested with incendisnes. Hsrd
" night passes but some old place set On hrs
for the purpose OF bringing IN collision nvd com
panies. There were two such occurrences las
| night.
During the week ending yesterday ,hers were
| l39 deaths in this city. OF cons ompuon l 4
The CorroN market continues Gull snd iasogsc. an
purchasers claim further conceson which holders ger
ezsly srroi willing seccde 10 fLoVK CONTINUES 70 &c
sew S$sli 10 - og common ard 81 ec hrAncs arc
sac SIS for .xtTa PeuosylvAnAA and New lors RNl
Tsa sasSavs We Sso.s ., sSs'i = Or, SoSs me-
no'hing eolns. ard prees aye unchanged RSE-The lss
sac v As a. e eeuis y husteA CuSs 5 e1ceedpgy d. D
Oars are scsrcs We suos as q SS eI SSsserS a.
fsnnsyvAniA Ia fkousloSs Ibsrv much dong, an
Prices OF al oeecftrron have downward seDGency MIS-
~ 5 duh Al - cents In hOrshesss sns Is IN h.rTei.
| SAlES OF sroCkS-kVsf Rsayd-Sso Morris Canal l4i
80 10 ~ loo DO Ia. % G.rara Bk ~ S. So Lel
So - SNsN Reading ods h5 81 $50 Mirrirgtcn RR
ga - 81 90 CAss De- s., 81 81; $500 Rrsairg
hSS q <i00 DO Cyeen ~ 500 d. 10 ~ M. Sles
an new ~ 81 sl,o0o Reading hdS essh es3 a. 20 81
81 g. oo Go cash 6si $50 Penn - e S2ess 40 q,
sSgi5 Tex Res Notes 81 ~ stoe I ; BE, - y ],
| MeoA b, ,t ia Glrsrd 81 b. ~ Harrisburg RS
al 500 Le6ieh es 70 81 sAatV Pnisearg COUPON -.
| ~ Reading KR Ia V 60. 70 A Bk. lSs: $50,
Reading N IDS. Il $1,000 Penn t. ssi n Sorrist0wS
RR e.
B>fsesA RsaySs-Sl.ooe Reading BooaS g; sl.eo0 &c
81 80 ResehE RR snw, IL: g Morris Cans ia
| SssSas B~.rd-leo Morris Cara. ~; 2 Mechanics Bt
STt leo Norrsown RE-, ~. Dc ~ ESQ Wi,mingso'
! s. SET; Ice Vnion Bk, TEEN. 80, SO kcsflns Ar lst
$50 Cisy s., Sc ii6i $500 fesns - 81 le bsnk
n; g SascaehsnnaA C.ss Is a; a, se Lehigh s. ~
~ sseoe Sch Nav &, So; Pmns Bk. le sssseh MAJ
Int S. $500 ReaeEs sds Sc. - ooe Resdg kds u
| xjfsr Bsards-sso Morris Csss5 ~; 100 Reading kR
- o. 900 Resdins Bax g. S7Ne %. eSi
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
~ sals. II stoes. -. 70. so.,,h Pay.

SATURDAY March ppm
In stocks the market is FIRM and active Prces
gsnsrAy were le letter, bar Long Island Eel cE FOR
Goyernn~ris here good demand srd he mas act /.
tr There were Eors orders By steamer
u4sn Tor lOng nme past
Freighis are not active bat steady. To Liver.
pool Coian % AlSd7Szd; Corn sGstd Dead weight 2.
81 d-os % LOncon very dull Al z5sdNs Foar 10; Com
al To ifsaEc direct TWO csrso-s Of Com we're am
Al - We notice gagemens WITHIN shsee days Of N GO
bushels Com a, a IN bags 5ida6d 10 bsk and std TO -
osgget oy - shi2. To Hare. heard II 500 bales
Coion a. /. : cent Rec, y Ashes ssats and st4ve.
sW4e25 To Amsterdam ooo gslOn. Whale on Al ct,.
snd - hanb0rg - ics Re, 81 AMI 900 bbs Oh a ets
To California, here has been change since cor at
The market for Exchange has been heavy bot
10 Consequence d az unexpected demand from Boston /.
fafies sfmer q The eose The rsnse for sterng sac
per cent tie bulk u ke bosness beng Al s,as. Der cent
Frarcs dun Al 5.sit95.so.
The Enc Railroad Company have made con
rsets for eonp-caz The entire Inc u heir road from
Horseisvs 10 Dunkrk ihs hne lhrouzh the foi.
owing place. Alnood, Bska.oridge, Alfred, Audoyer,
"elsvine, scio Pkllpsule, Hobbievine, ,hrogfh Van
Csnpon Creek Vsey. fnsndship Cube soas tie valley
q Oh Creek 70 Hnsdss sDd Oeshi ,hesee AAegaDy
CRY .org ne Alsgsny Run Valley Lille vsusy crssA
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE NEw.YOaK TRIBUNE
Additional New. from California brought
by tho steamer Alabama at y. OrieHns'

EEw-OELEASS, Thgrsisy, Feo =.
The steamer Alabama brought tour hundred and
fifty thou sand collars in gold dust
The ,dviccs from San Francisco are 70 the %iih
VI January
The loss Of property b. the inundation Of Sscra-
rnerto City IS estimated OF one milion Of dollars
The Chlisns at the mines near Stockton, IN their
attack on the Americans killed several, taking
the remainder prisoners They were afterwsrd
released This affair created great excitement
and it was supposed tina, oil the Cbilisu' wo1ld 10
consequence be expelled from the mines
Accounts from tie Isthmus state that Mrs. FIRE.
mont had recovered from her illness, asd with her
husband were about leaving for tho United states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
" Hon. ElIyAH RlsLEY Of Fredonls Memhe

~ Hon. ELJAH RisLEY of Freedoms, Member
Of Congress from the Chauiauquo aud Casaugus District
el upon the track Of the Erie Railroad al Bngsamton,
while IN pursui Of the day last week and re-
ee.ved what supposed ~ the time 30 have bees very
light nisry the head and from the eject Of which
was thought he would recover in day We regret
to learn however thai he has experienced relapse and
that fears entertained fof his life Gen Rsey Is a
thorough business aud efficient working member
OF Copgres.-cne Of those VINO did mt 20 Wstdngtou
10 make Bunoombe speeches He IS extensively engaged
IN growing and Putting up garden seeds Al FredonA and
widely knQwn and esteemed throughout he country
but particularly al the West. We sincerely hope he may
sNee,li'y