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In the above estimate, the value Of the gold
dust has been computed st tlo 25 the ounce
troy. II We add 81 % per ounce more, We
shall get the mint value. .....,.,...,..,,,.
Total value OF gold dust produced By the
mines for %. quarter OF 1851. ..........sl
Total value OF gold dust produced By the
mines for LIST quarter Of 1851, - per former
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SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 80. 1851

calculating the amount which viii be extracted from
them as soon - the rainy season sets In.
lo mind, at present in the gold bearing region the
probability Of heavy rain fAlling during the three
months now approaching. Should the season prove q
much so, there .e doubt that the amount Of
gold extracted from the earth will Be enormous. Tho
most art = thrown up In gucnss and .s.Os
wet winter, but which will be dry st present. in
case the season proves mild as the Last one
we confess unable to dstsrmins The Indians
undertand, progposicate dry one and 1t s certain
a. the Wild fowl have made their appearances very
correct Our hopes only 60 with the miners and a
though In Ban Francisco the rain renders the condition
Of the town unpleasant there could not sure be
found single of its citizens who would not submit
to almost any inconvenience sooner than the miners
should lose the reward which their labors richly
The health of the miners has been generally good al
though In the northern mines erypeas has prevailed
which prove fatal and there be no doubt that the
mineral sgon Is full healthy any other part the
remarkably healthy State Of California
Product of Gold In California, for 1851.
(From the 6ap Francisco Herald October 81
We gave an estimate at the close Of the Of the
production gold in California from the LIST OF p l849
to the 3lst December 1850 from which t appeared that
the amount reached the OF S6S SOL On the 3st
Of March a the termination of the hrst Of the
year 1850 presented further statement showing the
production Of the mines for that quarter to be
The destruction Of portion ofthe Custom House books In
the re Of May 4h and the confusion In other quarters
incident to that calamity rendered impossible TO make
up similar statement for the second quarter with any
degree Of accuracy, but shall proceed to give the
amount produced by the mines within the past third
quarter commencing on the lst Of July and terminst
ing the 30h Of September The facts given derived
correot the estimates are matter of opinion but are
founded upon reliable information gathered from authsn
tic sources.
Showing the amount of gold dust shipped from San Fran
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

former quotations have In to BE- rsdve>a Co
lorsd bAaksts hsye sold ct IRON ~ 70 opsr pr so$oa
duck ct 1s. per gard snd drngs ct several Quota
tions The dsnsndfo vOonen goods has sishtly hlsa
and Of canister At 7bo per lb showing oonsidsrpsls
reduetion The consumption Of the former v inoseaS
ing from the quantities now in ure ct the mines.
CANpLss hate supported the rise Sperm have sold
freely at nom A 46c and adamantine at Sc SIC pee
lb. Mould have changed hands ct IL . l4c. The I'm.
portaors during the month Of all descriptions, amount
so1r-In this article there has been fair amount Of
sales at S on 10 lie per ID :: =: e, fs
diaeulty is experienced In making .aiss, oonaoe
n. Superior qualities maintain their value -,
BRIcxs:-There good demand for CALIFORNIA; at 80
inquiry thsn most Of the buildinss are built with
those made on the spot. -
LymsEs Oregon is held by the cargo ct ~ ~ pr
for cssh Planed American meets moderate enquiry At
the quotations. In consequencs Of the low prices It
which the frsms houses were selling, they hsvs BEEN
worked up IN various ways and there ae few now to b
LIME is selling at high prices and the stock Of ceueas
y exhausted; its nomisal preeis 80 psr bbl ~
PsrAToss.Ths supply has been large and prices heys
old crop of v D. L. are selling low osiccs brss troS
MnexLLASEoys.-In a<Ooms shers is 70 sh..ss. We
cannot hear Of any saiss of becketshere hsVs hssa
two or three payces 10 market. Esrthenwars hAS
advapsed very sonsidersbiy 2se lots dposeA Il
yebteHaay ak Ruettoo> NJ 70 SAVV
leo at $50 per srste The stock Of good extrsaAy
light. ~ r--.t .,--.r-. - -, l
MoNxY MARKEY-A fEir Amount 81 basiness ~ been
done In city bonds during the pest ten dsyA st - Sec
without coupons, and ss ~ 4Sc with coupons today
they have been sold and are Gu st the late figures
State three cent bonds sold since at@l 40k
81 IL and have since changed hands ct a7Ec. PEE
cent OF principal and interest State seven per cent
stock 10 worth 81 s1c. County xecA Is in bsttse re-
quest at "a . 25c.
In exchanges there Is little des.g yet at quota
tons Gold duit Is purshasd freely st el7 per ounos
The bankers at Sacramento secure the prnsiPai psr o.
ering but miners frequently insit upen United States
con in exchange which b at a 2 per cent premium.
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Allowing them to have taken 340O each average,
We shall have 500 as the amount carried away In
the hands Of passengers.
As regards the average Of $lOo which have ssti-
ntsd each passenger to have taken have convinced
ourselves, by actual examination that 1t not sxagge
rated .-
The statements given above comprise but two Items
Of export, namely, ths amount OF gold appearing
on the books OF the Custom House, and that esti-
mated to have been carried by passengers. To this
must be added many other items to srrive at the ac
has been coined By the United States Assay Once;
our jewellers have worked up . considersbls sum
miners from Mexico, Chill eOregon. and other places,
have carried OF large amounts. Many Of our mer-
chants have foat of considerable sums 10 China,
ths Sandwich Islands Mexico, and variens coun-
tries in South America the Pacific and to the
rous islands with which to pay for return carsoes
These sums do not appear the Custom House books
In addition large amount must remain In the hands
Of bankers miners merchants and others constituting
the currency the State We have carefully collected
all the reliable data upon which estimates Of these
may be founded and subjo DIN them ~ follows
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The SIR John Franklin Expedition,
The ship Dedsus the supply ship ron the expedition
sent out by the British In search Of Sir John
Franklin arrived a saa Francisco on the 2at October
from Port Clarence Behring's Strata vhich shs len on
the hrst of that moafh shs brought, - ps~snsevs
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Latest News by Telegraph.

The Spanish Minister, at last, has become fright
sHed about the rumors of another Cuban invasion,
and has had an interview with the President The
conference has resulted in nothing, apparently,
cert the usual directions to the officers OF the United
States to keep sharp lookout. That We suppose,
viii be the sum total of the whole affair.
The Custom House excitement at Philadelphia
continues on the increase but there is nothing,
nowadays, in the quarrels of politicians, that is
wsrthy OF leading any parties, much less intelligent
mechanics, into anything like partisans on such
trivial question as Mr.. Cooper has raised in the
Quaker city. Mr., Fillmore has too much real pub
Lie business to attend to just now to st such small
talk has been raised on the appointment of Mr.
Lewis to the collectorship Of the port of PAlade-
phia--and so the matter may we'll be dropped
Boston has been illuminated with the burning Of
tar barrels. Tar is black and free soil sentiment is
blaeker. One Of these days the latter article will
be so cheap that that can be burnt also. The n.y.
pserisy exhibited in cheers, freely and heartily
given for Daniel Webster, Boston may explain for
itself. 1t is beyond comprehension; and We
have solved many difficult problems in our day and
generation. Tar barrels for Sumner, and cheers
for Daniel Webster!-a very curious political COM
pest for such hot-bed
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POLITICAL.

At SPECIAL MEETING or THE DEMOCRATIC
IA Republican General Committee. held at Tammany
Hall Wednesday evening April Z 15i the following
utions on melton " Mr. ID. L. Sickos, unanimously
ADOPTED -
Resolved That the Democratic Republican electors the
city and county q New York friendly 20 tie the
party IN ayor q uainins the Compromise aud
opposed e. the agitation q the subject
Hsxist In the United States he and they hereby inv
81 y assemble in 1Ammsny Hall Friday nng. May2
- - o'clock for the o. their
sprosiuon 20 the Canal Enlargement Bin and their az
prevail 81 the o. the Senators who regn. their seats
= prevent It, becoming law aud also TO denounce the lille
gal and Wnvonstutonal attempt % the late Whig
.ature 10 elect Hamilton fish " the Senate 81 Un
States.
Resolved. That committee Of We be arpoin I'd by tho
Chairman % make all necessary arrangements for holding
sneh meeting
Resolved. That these resolution. and the call for tho
meeting bs printed In the Truth Teller, Journal Of Com
meree New York Herald. and sun.
Pre.cnt-Nes.ra. Hpllgan. Dimend, Lithcy. Don Malo
ney Hart Savage Jr., Tweed, sickles Strahan. Brsey
Gale, Bontan. Craft Dyckman, sche Robinsoa. Alng.
Trottsr, Townsend, Kelly.
The Chairman the foo-ing committee unde-t
The second resolution .-hessrs sicklcs, Lbhcy, SohcI
Townsend, and strahan.
RoBEFT J. DILLON. Chairman.
Jory Y ssv.er, ia Secretaries.
JouS DoHrRrY S'Veie's'
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The public excitement respecting the contemplated
expedition about to embark against Cuba which set the
city in commotion for the last two three days has
considerably sut~ided The decided step taken by Nj
Talmadge the energetic Marshal aided by his efficient
aids and deputies, completely routed the invaders and
doubt have defeated the OF the marsuder'
for some time to come.
In our account yesterday We noticed that sooP was
hired ut $40 day to hold herself in readiness at south
Amboy, where she lying at the dock ready at the
given signal 10 convey the board ship awaiting
them, intended for the expedition. On Thursday
evening the Marshal Of that district seized this
sloop, and conveyed her to Perth Amboy there
TO await further adyces The men who were
congregated the dock, finding their chances
to be in doubtful condition have dispersed
themselves in various directions Some hundred
and fifty, more came up to this city that evening
by the steamboat John Potter.
The steamboat Cleopatra is still lying at the dock foot
Of North Moore street; and II from the heavy
weight Of the stores and fuel board that the vessel
has become quite leaky and Is therefore evidently
unseaworthy 1t is scarcely probable that other
attempt will be made to get up another expedition Of
this nature, to start from New York
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Marine Affairs.

STEAMSHIP AlpArRoss-The telegraphic despatch in
our rapt- the oath instant announcing the arrival Of
the new steamer Abatross at Charleston, from
Philadelphia in 10 hours, incorrect. She made the
passage in 40 hours which is fret speed for pro-
peler,
Coon PAssaGrs-The ship Danube, Captain Chase
rived on Thursday. from avre, in the extraordinarily
short time Of sixteen days She left Hayre the 7th
and had very fine weather crossing the Banks in thirteen
DAYS and half thirteen Of which she carried studdng
sails
The packet ship Zurich Captain Rich also arrived from
Hayre Thursday She left IIayre the 81 inst, and
the Lizard the 5th thus making the passage from the
in 20 days. and Is from the latter. The H. had
light easterly winds ny to the Banks and fair weather to
the 18th after which she had gales and fog accompanied
with ncesssnt rain
TIE PinIApELpnI. AND LIVERPOOL STEAM LISEs.-The
Pennsylvania Steamship Companys vessels now in
of construction with the City OF Glasgow between
Philadelphia and Liverpool expected to be ready to
place the line by the first Of August One of them is
under way at the yard Of Messrs. Tod Il MGregor
the clyde She is a splendid vessel of 200 tons bur
then. and $40 horse power The other Is building by
Messrs Pcrinc, Patterson, Stack ut Williamsburgh,
and Of the same size and power and will b. beautiful
craft They both like the city Of Glasgow pro-
reers The steamer Lafayette is the pioneer Of another
line between the above cities.
WELL MrRIrrp TrsrMoNrI.-Tbe Senate Of the city
of Hamburg have presented to Mr. II. ID. Moore, first
mate Of the ship Deyon.hre gold medal similar the
Que they sent TO Captain Hovey slight testimonial
for his gallant Of the aud Of the
Hamburg steamship Helena soman, lost at time
back. Mr. Moore had very narrow escape. as he was
in the boat with the third mate who lost with
two hands, by her capsizing The medal il very neat
aud Is enclosed in caskct. )unted by silver
plate. with the following inscription - Der sepat
Hamburg dem steuermsnn H. d. Moore, fur die muthige
Retturg der Passagiere dies Hamburger sches Helena
Sloman am % November, 1850"
THr Y,cHT FOR rHr WoRlp's FAR.-The yacht built
by Mr.. W H. Brown. foot Of Twelfth street. and iu-
tended TO be a.n tn. Worlds Fair contend with the
like craft in England for the palm of sailing superiority
Is ready. and will be launched in day two Pre-
vious however to leaving shores FOR England e Is
entered to ail in match for $1,000 with Mr. stevenss
yacht Maria They will start from the Eysan Fields 10
the light chip. and back. This interesting event will
come of on "wednesday next The Maria has been
heightened twenty feet.
Coop SnIiSG.-The bark Cornelia Capt Hutchinson,
which left New York the 81 ult for Trieste arrived
out the 1T inst thus making the passage In twenty
nine days The bark Mimosa. Capt. ste-on, also from
New York arrived at Trieste the 81 inst in thirty
three days.
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am again. dear sir.
lours RESPECTFULLY.
II. l.. B

AHcHBrsHop HUGHEs AT RoME.-We recently
stated, quite explicitly, that our friend Bishop
hughes, who has the spiritual guardianship of
many thousands in this country, we have the
political supervision of many millions, has not re-
ceiyed the red hat from the college Of cardinals.
This i quite correct, even in spite Of our French
correspondence assertion that the red ha, was given
to the Bishop, with due ceremonies, on the twenty
second of last month. The latest rumor, in which
the Bishops organ in this city concurs, is, that
there would be chance for the event on the first of
April a. about that time the Archbishop Of Rheims
and Bishop Fornari to receive seriously red
apiece; but still, as some of the cardinals main
tain that cardinal cannot be deemed as prince
of Rome while he resides in the United States, the
fatal objection will deprive beloved friend Of
the comfort this sacred hat would afford his head.
We sincerely regret it; and all need say is that
our hats Of New York manufacture are a. easy to
the head as any made in London, or Paris or Rome,
and that we can give them any color to suit the
wearer. Therefore, if the consi.tory will not pre-
sent our friend such hat he wants, we will let
them see that he can be supplied in his Own coun-
try, and upon reasonable and independent terms.
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TIE TRIAL AT BRooKLYS-FuRIHER DEvELoPE-
aEsrs.-The remarkable case Of attempting to
convict old Mr. Drury, a charge which might
have been directed against any other man a. well
against him, at every fresh step in the evidence
only lets new light in upon the audacious attempt
Of stool pigeon conspirators. We doubt If the en-
tire record Of crime has presented such piece Of
monstrous invention on the part Of bad men. 1.-THE
jury cannot that enough has been proved to show
that those who intermeddled with the steps which
justice had been applied to to take on the arrest Of
Drury, we're belt on arranging evidence that would
secure the conviction Of an innocent man, then we
should despair Of innocence under any circum-
stances The probability is that the jury, however,
are fully awake, and we hope that they will not
rise in their box to acaut the old man, till all the
evidence on both sides Is put before the people.
When this Is done, let the Grand Jury d. it, duty
in view Of this great stool pigeon lcaguc-the rem
nant Of which has the front Of Satan-and consign
the perpetrators Of such outrage to trial. for their
sins against innocence and society.
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Another musical event worthy Of notice. is to take
place tomorrow evening 1t is a sacred concert at
Trpler Hall arranged under the direction and at the
risk Of Mr. George De Luce, who, musician, claims
than ordinary regard because his father the
first introduce Italian opera into this country in the
persons Of Garcia and his daughter Malibran. Mr.. De
Luce has presented good selection Of sacred music and
the reappearance Of that favore vocalist, Borghese
after long proe ssional absence the city, is i'm
portant circumstance which will draw together her
merous admirers. We presume, therefore, that this
sacred concert win be well attended
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az q the people than VIM B
will " 70 the Dor that the entire credit beIonss q
reducing the fare resds and all his
IN business for have been for this benefit u the
rnc He last effort IN introducing hi. wonderful Lnims
and Magic llnd nearly tea snc besp.sks hs Hbv
rahty and b. popularity ~ where yeu viii you hnd al
classes hgh and low, rieh ana sreak q hn and his
remedies existing wonders. Ills frst friends his
best b. eysrooks the poor Ills remedies cold
all reach them. from TO shng each. 70 s. dollars
dozen cash Its certain e fasen and renew the hair aud
eNfa, at pains hes sores ofsyery eias Tho Doctor does
not claim that H. ought % Ne taxed much Mr. VIM B
Asor, butt hard % tell how he be- The Doc
tor Ne consulted az III broadway. All who
trsst will give him CALI See bis wonderful IN the
weekly Papers generally.
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Movements Of Distinguished individuals.

Among those who sail to-day In the steamship ohio
Il Don Joss Antonio saurcz Of Mexico on lis return via
Havana and New Orleans, to Vera Cruz and Mexico Mr.
has been heretofore mentioned Ia this country 70
obtain valuable information for the present aminsra-
ton in Mexico, and gratiGe1 to learn, be has
received highly favorable impressions of country IT,
institutions and people liz has made friend. u all who
have had the pleasure q becoming uaintcd with him
III. Exe,ency. Sir Henry Lytton Bulver although
sti confined his at Sander.ons College place
Hotel l. far improved in health justify the hope
of his speedy recovery.
The Hon. Daniel webster will l,a,e town at nine
O'Clock this morning, FIR Washington same matters
CONNECTED with his future Nicaragua NEGOTIATION among
othcr things probably prevented him iron taking his
departure yesterday. lie called upon ST. Henry l. Bal.
wsr NJ sandcrson's Hot,l hut did not him
President King of Columbia. coilezo has during The
past winter been giving ~ levess which has
been attended by the EiTa Il cur city lat evening
the ast a the course AID among other list ngu.hcd
gcut,inrn the Hon Daniel Webster was ~, ent Altsr
shaking hands with the trustee and faculty ~ the in.
itution h. vas formally Introduced - the alumni and
undergraduates present. When about the stu
sauted him with nine hearty cheprs Ne male in
r,iutn short and eIgrpraie adire.s 10 the II
r. M this time. honored institute 40 rerv carly age
aud wound up ~ eulogy upon The pre.ient charles
hing and ~ m exhortaton 10 the suont maintain,
ia their after the honor II Srir alma ssir ~
beautifully alluded to them being tho true stare of0r
country. that should shod their il. e On a even az
those that b,decked the armament above their heads
Hon VIM NJ peyton Roanoke Va non Colin NJ
Tnr,rsol New Tnvsn. Geo 4 R0nalds Now YORK. C'has
" Lord and lady. BOSTON, Mrs " " LIVINGSTON ana
family. Jew York ii Bicnnicr Montreal; u j. Todd
Eoston. ~ puutr de and v priohtest Montreal we're
among the recent arrivals NJ the Union place Hotel
Hon. v. Hopkins. California, : Ramsey r : NJ
y Newton. X J., " II CARMEL. Washington. aud 4
llati Ca we're among the arrivals yesterday at the
Clinton Hotel.
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NAILS FOR CALIFORNIA AND OTHER PORTS or me
PACIFIC.
The wrrSlv HrR,Lp filed with interesting matter
will be published at hafpast O'Clock this morning
Single copies sxrcnce. The mails by the steamship
Ohio, for California and other ports Of the Pacific, will
close at . o clock this afternoon
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the attention ~ neh the lookout frr hones~ai.
the fact that ~ tie most beautiful pieces 90 ground
offered the public, all be brought into market ~
tempting prces IN tie - neat week, aud l IN
village lots Iii. the property 81 Mr. blackwell In Hastings
Netcheser County stuat. the uds.n river adjoining
the Railroad full description u the place VI
sale viii BE- given in few days.
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1enatea btters-famphetr Containing statements and
~ Gates IRON Numbers 81 Congress, and many other nd
Nduas oi the highest repcetatiity may ~ obtained
agen gautou.y - application and viii prove the truth
" All that has hsen sail IN favor 10 tits able
cine remedy for Indigestion nervousness. aud general
DEBILITY. Read and satisfy yourselves beyond doubt that
tefe htters superior T. any medicine in tho world
the desse claims 70 Price " per bottles sx bot
ties or - For sale A. ~ w. Saud tp Fulton street
ard A. J. scoyil CO., aG and 4 H. Ring tg2 broadway
N. u. all aN TIE armallafa xanarall..
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point in England, sad continued u Amsries
In orders Into Cenin for bis Sprin style
The prevailing latitude fashio0 however induces
modify the mode Of the and these are iur
uished to Tr2tify individual for four dollars
GENIN, 24 Broadway, opposite st. PauIs
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n. Union Tr,u,nph.st,-The Fr,eads and

the Fnhev Union desired 20 he present
abe sales q this establishment to-day 20 examine the
beautiful article Of unsqualled manufacture which they
and which for perfection in all its parts cannot
be The favor and pstroasg bestowed upon tons
indeed wonderful AID evidence Of true
ai,eernment. HAT fINIsHERS UNION, III Park Row.
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ISrsrIIGEScE rnos Gr.uM.LA.-7he Gss,tte Of Qua
meio, organ OF the Angloserve party Of Guatemala of
the date Of February H. publishes letter from the
lasting chathcli, dated Feb :. 1851, in which H.
presses his satisfaction Mt the late victory the
liberal or republican party. Oh course
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ycrts red gray hair to brown black Gourauds Italian
Ndeatei Soap tan rimpls- freckcs, eruption etc
courauds Poudre Subtle ersdcac- hair upper lips
face. part ~ the bodywarrsnted Gouraud Liquid
Rouge for rale lips and checks Lily White Hair R.sora
tive, etc. are all found at Dr. FELIX GotRAUD'S old
established Laboratory 81 walker street from
Broadway Calender ~ South Third street, philadelphia
l.9 " Washington street. Boston.
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PAPER uAsGINGs. Sc.

EoUND-tN WALL STREET 4 SMALL Sun OF No
ney, which ~ oNnef can have ~ applying 81 Cit
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273 Greenwich street (old No. 2 Hosiery for the mil
lionEpgsh Germnn and domestic Hosiery, all sizes; EN-
broideries Lace goods reasonable
store in the city, THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN.
273 Greenwich street.
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The Art OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is

article of gentleman, which has been so
difficult obtain eleg ant fitting shirt We can pro-
mise, however that whoever leaves his measure with
GREEN. No. Aston House. will lind shadow Of cause
for complaint when his order executed Perfection in the
article and despatch and punetualty the charae-
tertics Of this fashionable aud popular furnishing stab
lalu