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teen cents a pound.
We'll: we are to have Cotton Meet
ing and a Cotton Ticket in our City IneFe
are shrewd merchants among Us, with some
not 50 shrewd, who think it will be good
spec. 10 have their names trumpeted through
the South rs calling and figuring IN meet
ing to uphold the Fugitive Slave Law ana
denounce any further resistance to the tx
tension of the area of Bondage. They are
willing to invest in this enterprise, and there
are lads about town VINO will be glad to
have the spending of all they shall see ut
tocontribute. We estimate that Ten Thou
sand dollars can be raised as business ope-
ration to sustain the Journal Of Commences
Ticket and promote the welfare of Cotton,
This will allow $1,000 each to the four
journals whereof Cotton is the sole idea;
and still leave a handsome sum for opera
lions at the polls. Allowing half to be en-
bezzIed by those to whom it IS dispensed
the residue, well expended, ought to RAISE
two thousand purely Cotton votes tor Sey-
mour. Mather & Co. and do something to-
ward the reelection of Dickinson. Let our
Hunkcr friends. then, lift up their wilted
heads and take courage. There is succor
at hand which they had not expected and
of kind which they viii know how to
appreciate and profit by. Two thousand
votes are not sneezed at, in a State so close
as this the Wing Canal Commissioner was
beaten but 1926 votes last year. his oppo-
nent being on both the Opposition and Anti
Rent tickets. We do not believe Two
Thousand, nor four times that number, can
defeat Washington Hunt; but Mr.. Blake
ley, being not so we'll known, may possibly
be affected by it. Since we have a Bolt
at last-a real Bolt-one that will stick
we may as we'll begin to prepare for a
lively Election in our City. The crlss-
crossing of the Cotton party will not be
confined ito State Officers, but must, for
shame's sake if nothing else, extend to
Members of Congress and of the Legisla-
ture. Our impression is, that it will help
the Wing State candidates who most need
help without seriously harming the others,
but time must tell. The fact that reso-
Lutte effort is to be made here backed by
money in abundance and aided by some
who in panic times imagined themselves
Wings, to beat WAsnISGToN Hunt and
EBENEzER BLAKELY, for their attitude OF
hostility to the Fugitive Slave law, IS one
which should be generally understood. 1t
will be confined to the City and its suburbs
not receiving hundred votes above Kings
Bridge. On the other hand we believe 1t
will secure votes to the candidates thus de-
nounced and repudiated, In the free, open
Country, Justice, Humanity, Liberty, are
considerations which have weight with the
popular mind even when Cotton is fifteen
cents pound
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LATEST FROM EUROPE
By Magnetic Telegraph from London 10 L,p,n,,,

By Magnetic Telegraph from London 10 I.,pern,,,
" Our thanks are due to Capt. Jun.
Krrs of the Cunard Steamer Asia, for II.
following Dispatch with news from II.
Continent one day later than that brougb,
BY the Mails:
SATURDAY. ocL i2-nIAA
Our Express from Paris has not yet arrived
and delay is probably caused by the waiting r.,
the important sitting, which was appointed far
yesterday, Of the Committee OF Propagation .,
the subject Of the Presidents conduct and thai d
the troops at the reviews which have lately takea
place on the plains near Versailles
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GERMANY.
From RnYnriN.

MUNICH, Oct 6th.-The Central Agricultural or
October Festival opened to-day in the presence
of the King Macmillan and the Queen Maria
accompanied by King Ohio and the Duchess of
Leuchtenberg. His majesty the King OF Saxony
the royal party at dinner at the Court 1t is said
TINT the King Maximian will return to Hohen.
shwangen, where the Emperor of Austria is ex.
pected 1t is said, however, that the king will
proceed to Reuss to meet his royal guest, the EN-
pcror having gone to that place to inspect the
troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
Mining ia Eastern California-Thc Gold
Mountain,


We have seen a gentleman Just returned
from California who has personally visited
the so-called Gold Mountain which has
been quite commonly considered fabulous.
It lies in about lat SO North, two hundred
and fifty miles east of Los Angeles in
Southern California, and perhaps one hun
dred West of the Colorado. The region is
as forbidding as can be, without inhabitants.
even Aboriginal, though there is a sparse
population of savages on the Mahaye
River, say fifty miles East. To approach
it, you pass over the Sierra Nevada, near
Mount San Bernardino, across two sand
deserts of sixty to slightly miles, and thence
to a region of deep calons and rugged
mountains, sterile, almost destitute Of grass,
and with no timber except the musquit,
Something like our alder,) which rarely
grows to the size of mans arm. The
region is infested with rattlesnakes in in
credible numbers, and the earth so full of
minerals Especially sal aratus) that the
water is absolutely poisonous. There isno
water fit to drink within sixteen miles of
the Gold Mountain, 50 called, which rises
about $50 feet rather steeply from cailon'
which has an elevation of some one hun
bred and fifty feet on the other side Of it.
The canon is about one fourth of a mile
long, and the two hills are surrounded by
sand deserts. The hills are composed OF
dark horaHende rock, with perhaps tenth
of white feldsPar intermixed with it; and
the Gold is found in both, generally running
in strsQks or strings, though sometimes
showing bulbs or Jumps ike button. II
has been found by analysis to yield an
average of about s24 per pound OF the
rock.
Eight miles north of this mountain, our
informant tried his luck at digging in the
usual California fashion-scraping off the
surface earth and washing that which lies
Immediately above the rock. He dug thus
with two Indians for four hours, obtained
about ten ounces of pure gold, taking only
the Jumps having nothing to wash the
earth with. Probably as much was thus
left as taken. He did not Try in any other
spot, but has no doubt that the gold ex-
tends all the way from Sonora in Northern
Mexico to the upper Sacramento and Ore
gon-e distance of full eight hundred miles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

~ GEORGE VAIL of Morris County, N. j.
being the Opposition candidate for Congress,
takes occasion to contradict report that he is
decided Free Trader. On the contrary, he prom
ises to advocate such Tariff as will render our
manufactures prosperous and secure against the
pauper labor of Europe We don't believe him
honest in this statement. Here he has been for
years struggling under the banner of Van Buren,
Of Polk and Of Cass, knowing well that their cleo
ton was a fatal blow to that Protection which
he now processes to have so much at heart. All
the last Session as hitherto, he must have wit
messed the struggle between the Wings in Con-
gress for any possible increase of Protection and
OF his own party against it, Who heard whis
per of remonstrance against the course of his
party from Mr.. George Yail1 Yet now he wants
the taborers votes to send him to Congress- and
he tells them he is for efficient Protection! We
don't believe him.
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Financial.

The weekly account published to-day by the
Governor of the Bank Of France shows that the
cash in that establishment has decreased within
the last week by $500 900 francs.
The commercial bills discounted have IN
creased i 200 600 francs. The protested bills have
decreased by 10000 francs Bank notes IN c Ti,
balance to the Treasury has decreased 94oo'oV'
francs. a., ,.,o.,.
dav and the prices of Government STOCK declined
Elves % 80 closed at 90. Threes closed at o.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK. THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a.
WING NOMINATIONS.

For f;ore,no,. WASHINGTON HUNT, of Niagara Co
Lieut. Goreraor. GEORGE J. CORNELL OF N Y City
Canal Co.nsn,r. EBENEZER BLAKELY of Otsego.
Jrt,os Ias9eetoy Gen ABNER BAKER 4 Jefferson.
cserkef 4Jpeal.. VESSEL s. SMITH of Queens
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SPAIN.
Nothing Special.

MADRID, Oct. 5th.-The EpOca states that the
Ministry presided over by the Duke OF Valencia
lieves that never since the establishment OF Re.
preventative Government in Spain has any, MIN,
stry had so long tenure of office or erected
more important changes for the country
~ For the full details of the brought by The man
OF The ASH. see Second Page.
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WEAKNESS AND DEpREssIoN.-The
are thousands who without any specific disease feel weak
langUd depressed in spirits aud incapable of effort To
all such, we recommend KNAPPs HEALTH RESTORATIVE
BlTTERs. The of their ailments is Indigestion
This The Bitters will remove and vgor and activity, clear
head and relief from melancholy torebodings and
vousness will be the happy result General Depot, 3G2
Hudsons and for sale al $50 Futonst aud by most drug
pists so cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

MIssouRI-A Conte&-C. f. BOWMAN, Wing.
will contest the return of Hon WILLARD HALL
(Opp) to the next Congress from North-W Western
Missouri on the ground that Mr. Halls majority
was obtained from the votes Of residents on
strip Of land hitherto claimed by Missouri, but
which the L. s. Supreme Court has recently de.
cided to belong to Iowa. AS Missouri votes by
the living voice, and every voters name il record
ed on the Poll Book as voting for this or that can
didate, it is impossible to establish the fact al
leCed il fact il be.
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REMEMBER FoR one MONTH ONLY.

REMEMBER. OR ONE MONTH oNhl.
We don't know that there is any occasion remind the
public that Mr. GoLDsNITn's cheap term lasts for one
mouth only for the whole fraternity Of poor writers seems
10 be already rryine his Rooms, 89 Broadway Never
has there been such excitement among bad ,enmen be-
fore Ladies' classes Ii AM and 4 PM, and the
genemens classes in session the rest OF the day,
except during the hours devoted to private lessons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

~ WILLIAM MITCHELL, brother of JOHN
MITCHELL, one Of the noblest and most beloved
of Irelands recent martyrs came to this country
in 134s, and was soon followed by his mother and
sisters. Without word of solicitation from Mr..
Mitchell, Gen. Taylor and Secretary Ewing gave
him Clerkship at Washington place for which
he was we'll qualified and which enabled him to
support in comfort the mother and sisters of the
illustrious Fclon, There Were, of course, no
Political claims in the case-Mr Mitchell having
taken no part in our American Politics.
"A paragraph is now going the rounds fthe
Opposition journals importing that Mr.. Mitchell
has recently been removed or superseded We
do net believe word of it, Those in this City
who are his most intimate friends have heard ono
such misfortune Who started the story Who
Is responsible for it
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The region here described Is about five hun
dred miles from the nearest dggings IN
California, but cannot be approached by
lees than a thousand miles Of actual travel.
It is very near the boundary line just es-
tablished by Congress between California
and Utah.
a company has been formed in San
Francisco expressly to mine this Gold
Mountain and vicinity. 1t is cntitled
the Los Angeles Gold Mining Company
and has or is to have a capital of S75oooo'
It has already sent forward a pioneer party
Of one hundred miners, with implements
provisions, &c.
We have thus given, on indubitable
testimony, a succinct account of the Gold
Mountain of whose existence we have
hitherto ayowed sccptieism if not increduI-
ity. Ii will be seen that it is not noun
tain of gold, butonly mountain containing
cold throughout Yet we doubt whether
its like is known elsewhere in the world.
The men sent out to work it are we'll pro-
yided and armed, and are to be paid Sc per
dav and found which is a consideration
in a re ion where ii is 50 easy and so peril
Gus to get lost. The mules (all but four
constantly employed in carrying water tor
drinking) have been brought away, 50 that
the miners (Sonorians mainly could not
run of, if they would.
Now don't pick up your traps and rush
off post-haste for this new Gold Region
Remember that it is some hundred miles
from any where, in foodless, almost grass
less, voodless, waterless region, whose chlet
denizens are rattle-snakes, and where the
thermometer frequently shows $50 to $50
degrees of Fahrenheit, with the first drop OF
drinkabe water sixteen miles away. Our
friend who visited it met on the way thlth-
err scores of immigrant men, women and
children, tottering CaIifornia-ward on foot,
furnishing, and nearly Invested OF clothing
bv the briers and thorns, through which
they had scrambled since their animals
starved OF sank to die by the way. The
hollow and wasting survivors were frantic
for bread--they had no longer an appetite
for gold. Only by capitalists or large as
sociations can the Gold Of Eastern Califor-
MIA be profitably dug now it will soon be
so in the valley of the Sacramento and its
tributaries as well. The day of individual
scrambling for Jumps and grains in the gull
ches' or beds of rivers is already nearly
over.
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received the greatest number of votes, was
declared duly nominated, and, having APP
pointed the officers of the Convention a
Committee to notify the candidates of their
nomination, the Convention adjourned,
subject TO the cali of the Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

CHEAP WHITE AND BRowN SUGARS,
FINE TEAS CoYrEEs, &c-J O FOWLER $50 and 128
Greenwich 76 vesey aud 400 Grand sis has in store large
stock Of Sugars &c which he offering the following
prices Good Dutch Crushed 5s 10; best do, 5s Cd good
reasonable prices. Good ground Coffee per ID; best
Java. lsSd Winter Lamp OIL 10 cents; bleached do S.
gallon. Solar Sperm Candies, 2s I'd per 10. o2i 2'
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IA! Hal! WE THoUGHr So.-The
oreot premium of public appreciation (the highest honor
OUT has been awarded QUsLEY's matcess DAGUERRE
oTypEs The pust years he has received gold and sl
YER medals without number members OF scientific
bodies in all parts oithe Union There will now be great
rush TO his elegant SkyLght Gallery, 81 Broadway.
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MAssAcHusErTs.-Th Wing meeting at New
Bedford to repudiate the nomination Of ZENo
scupDER to Congress from the Xth District is
explained in the Boston Courier as arising out Of
the fact that there are two Wing organizations in
New Bedford, both of which sent delegates to the
District Convention which nominated Mr.. Seudder
but one only was admitted and the friends of the
other set aside the nomination The Courier says
the same party made similar demonstration
at Mr. Grnnell at the last election
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n. Y. Whig Nominations.

albany C0.-Assembly, 3. JOIN HOWELL. OF
Bethlehem.
Saratoga Co-Assembly, / ABRAHAM LEG
GErT, of Saltwater; District Attorney, JOHN
BRorHERsoS Justice, DAVID a. WAIT; Super.
intendent CALVIN WHEELER.
Livingston Co.-District Attorney. WILLIAM
H. KELSEY Superintendent, JAMES II. VAIL
Justice, WILLIAM NJ. OLDER.
Alleging Co.-Assembly EaBRY E. NORTON
and SAMUEL S. CARTER; District Attorney A. L,
DAWSON Justice, G. L. WALKER Superintend
ent, a. A. NORTON.
II ELIAS CONES is not candidate for Assist
ant Alderman of the Tenth Ward. He supports
DAVID MILLER
10 A Post Office has been established at
Brush Run. Washington Co Pa and James CLARK
apPoiuted Postmaster.
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NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED.-Dr.J john
g. SWEET Natural Bone Seer, has arrived in tins Clty
from the West where he probably will! stop for lew
weeks and attend TO all calls in the line of his profession
Persons requiring his services find him by leaving he
address at g Aienst Oh 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

u The PLUMBE NATIONAL LACQUER
REAN GALLERY 2l Broadway should he visited by those
who wish good and cheap article by the Oldest artist i'll
his line in this country
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To The ScALPEL is now ready and for
Gale at BERFORD'S, > Astor House.
The London Lancet says of the August No;
fsspg and humorous the ScaPe Is as as
novel-itloses OF its Schness," of1f
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Nrw Hu11gp BucKwHEAr FOR SHIP

NEW HULLED BUCKwHEAT FOR SHIP
9,se.-CRoMwELL 4 BIRpsALL, a9 Front-sl- corner OF
Beekmsn offer for sale 1000 packages new Buckwhea OF
prime quality put up in handsome style expressly Tor she
eghhs boxes and bags Of ~ and 2A pounds For sale IN
eloss TO suii purchasers. oi< 99to1nao
ALLEN DopwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
s4s groomost-Classes on Tuesday. "Wednesday, Friday
ana Saturday for Waltz Polka SchaiieShes and b9ero &c
SC New Class viii commence on fTaSy' N 'm :, ~
beginners. o1o -
eY FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenolog1sts
and Publishers Clinton Hail. Isl Nasssn-st near me Park
BARNum's MusEUM.-Romeo and juliet
WIS warmly received last evening, and beautifully per
formed This evening the Drunksrd Is repeated rms a.
seruoon the Specer Bridegroom great eas OF Egyptian
iagglesy by Rhgas variety OF Dances aud music BY e
celebrated Bell Ringers.
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JENNY LIND.-The best DAGUERREo-
TYPE ever taken of the Swedish Songster executed
yesterday by GURNEY 1879 Broadway and can be seen AZ
his Gallery. o-4 ~
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MILE. JENNY LIsD.-The best likeness
of this LADY, aAd the superb portrait produced by
BrApY's new process OF DAGUrRREoTYPING on IVORY, Is
now for exhibition at BRADYs Galley, 25 Broadway,
cor Fulton-st.
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PESSsYLyAEIA.-The Official Returns from the
several Counties give the following aggregates on
the State Ticket:
RRH. O11oIti0H. MAJ
Canal Cora--Dungaz l31 ,76,4 Morrison 1854 1910
.4uditor Gen-snyder. ..l5o,193 Banks lA04 1891
Surr'r 7ss-Hen6ersOn. 130S3i Brawley. 1850 97l9
For Eecnng Judges by the People. $50. d9ains7 252
Majority lor ElectnK. u tlSG-or over two TO one.
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iB DAGUERREAN JOURNAL; devoted
IN The Daguerrean and Photogenc Art, containing every
new invention or discovery and all improvements III Tue
Dagueneoyge pocessm32 ocayo gaggss raOs"ea
n2l otnE1iIYK lll Broad way, Newly DIRK.
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GREAT CARPET SALE OF $4,000 STOCK.
THE entire stock OF CAsPErNG Oh CLoTRs DRuGGErs,
&c &c now in sors So PeezsL positively be sold
before the LIST December Having aaen the Large and
elegant store 57a Broadway corner Whisss VIII open the
OF rich ard elegant Carpets &c Win sell their present
stock first cost aud positively not asked Those IN
au should avail themselves Of tho present opportunity OF
purchasing Carpets q, great bargains -
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
ola PVT 49, Pearl-st
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HAVE you SEEN THEM ?-Have you seen
those last best astonishing Engravings of tho Nightingale
Gour and By be me vow aye Missed
8 tTeet frbey are prominently beautiful NJ. A. & J.
RooT, distinguished US they are exceled themselves IN
this glorious picture.
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EB ELEGANT INylrANIoN, AT HOME,
CHURCH Visiting Cake Cards engraved and printed
In the most fashionable styles EvERpgLis, S02 Broad
way corner Duane-s Beautiful Boxes fer Wedding Cake,
splendid Bridal Euvelops Waters and Silver Cord Mr..
EvEaDELL has Branch Store al Walst for the accom-
mediation Of his DOWNTOWN customers. oS ST.
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GENTLEMEN's FALL AND WINTER
WsAR.-Wm T. JENNINGS & Co. Isl Broadway opposite
she Park Fountain viii this day introduce their Styles
efOvegcoais, and other Fail and Winter Garments, COM
prsng assortment In style and chars far superior 10
mo productions they have heretofore rendered accepta
BILE to their numerous patrons. old
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TEMPERANCE DINING SALooN.--Break
fast. Dinner and Tes-2 Beekman-st door from Mas
ealst. New York. Roast aud Corue1 Meats cents per
plate Coffee, Tea or Cocoa cents g cup
JOHN S. SAVERY,
oS2 iw SYLVESTER CHANDLER.
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E8 STRANGERS AND CITIZENS are lnVl-
ted 10 visit GEO. w. TurrLE's EMroRluM of FANCY
GooDs, 9i5 Broadway, where may be seen in endless
variety, every description of English, French German
and Chinese Fancy Ware the reasonable prices,
WHOLESALE and retail, New and beautiful Goods by every
arrival from SS%r0pe. Visitors always welcome.
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LOOKING GLAssEs.-R1cHARDs KINGS
AANp Wholesale dealer in and manufacturer OF Looking
GLASSES ana importer of Looking Glass Plates Large
second aoor opposite Merchants Hotel, New-York.
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gW FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenolog1st$
and Publishers Clinton Hail. Isl Nsssaust near the Park
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER 90, 1880

in league with the interests of the Church. The
Church IN tbs country, IS ma absoittiy i0cea Or
respected, butil IS feared tothat degree that bere
few who dare openly oppose it. In consequence
o. this prevailing dread Of the Clergy many appear
To think tshould Arsta oppose its interests they
viii cause his overthrow but feel assured the
days OF those vile connections called proHaacia-
mcatoes aud which have SO long disgraced this
country, have passed, and in their stead, shall
have eight years of peace.
perceive by the papers that dnrng the inva-
sion fellow, under the pretext of making war
on the Americans, went about on the haciendas
Of this State, laying contributions and deliberate
the sake of plundering them; the whole of Which
was proved by many witnesses, and for which ne
has been sentenced by the inferior court to three
gears labor on the public n0rkS
From the interior we continue to hear alarming
accounts of riots in the small towns, and Distress
caused by the scarcity of maize the crops having
for the most part failed
From Sonora and Durango we hear sad ac-
counts OF the nvasions OF the Indians.