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The Legislature of California met on
the 9Th ult, at San Jose. Mr.. Big
Ter, democrat, was elected Speaker OF
the House, and Mr.. Geo. o. McMulIen.
clerk. The other officers of the liouse
are also Democrats, as we'll as thoss oi
the Senate. |, is agreed that the Dem
ocra,s have a majority in both branches
Of the Legislature.
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From the late news from California
No extract the following accoun, Of
A NEW Ell. DORADO.

From the late news from California
Nc extract the following account Of
A NEW Ell DORADO.
Tie following from the Alta Calfor.
nisn Of Jan. 18Th, somewha, resembles
ono Of Baron Munchausen's fables, but
is given as true,
We have all along been prepared 10
hear marvellous accounts of discoveries
Of gold; that |, would be as abundant as
lead seemed not altogether improbable: :.
and We have looked forward to the time
when q man would have to give car,
load Of the precious metal in exchange
, Tor barrel of wheat.
II is well known that the steamer
Chesapeake, with about thirty adventn.
ssrs, left this port ON the 2lst nlt., for
the klamath. and in yesterdays paper
We gave some account of her progress
Tweniy-seven miles beyond the Trim.
iiy there is beach several miles in ex-
tepl and bounded BY high bluff. The
eands Of this beach are mixed with gold
10 an extent almost beyond belief. The
sand 10 oftwo kinds--a fne black sand
sHd q grey sand.
The grey sand can be separated very
sqsily from the black sand, aud this
seems 10 be desirable object. The
gold 10 mixed with the black sand in pro-
portion OF fiom ten cents TO ten dollars
70 the pound.
Al times when the surf is high the
gold 10 not easily discovered, but in the
spring Of the year, after succession OF
eslms, the entire beach is covered with
brigh. and yellow gold.
The sbove information has given rise
10 q company to sell shares in the newly
discovered mines. TIE N. Y. Evening
Post speaks Of the agents Of the compa-
~, Who brought tie mos, information in
relation to these gold mines, as not reila.
bic men, but reckless spectators; and
there 10 little doubt that the story is on
outrageous exsggeraiion.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-07

Doc'. Foo,e, editor of Buffalo Com.
mercinl. and recently charged To b ,gotu,
has been appointed minister TO Russia.
-Mnumee Riper Tines.
Russia is the "Chillern IIuLdrcdsr OF
American public men.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-07

or John Thomas WIS hung at st.,
Loui., on Friday, the l4th inst, for the
murder Of John Stevens, near Jefferson
B cracks, las, spring. He stated tba, his
real name was noi Thom,s. Ten thou.
sand people we're present.--,wo thousand,
Of them females. Gin. Eng. -,
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~ GREELY ,ofthe New York Tribune.
asks if any one can favor him with ,h'
proclamation issued by the Royal Go.
vsrnor Of Massachusetts on the occasion
of the throwing overheard Of tho tea in
Boston HarboI? We suppose he wants
to publish il 40 an of set 10 FILLnoRR,
geceas proclamation 10 refersnce to the
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FROM BOSTON.
Bosros, Feb. Sf

BOSTON, Feb. S6.
A ballot was had this morning for u.
s. Senator. Sumne: lacked only three
Of all electian.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The frs, b,lIo, Tor U. 8. Sen s,or, re.
suited as follows: Charles SUN ner,
1893; Robert c. Winthrop, 1863; scatter.
ing, %; blank. 3
The sixteenth ba!loting is now going
on with closed doors. There is much
exc,emen, abou, the State House.
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common sch hsols.

We make 'he followins extracts from
he reports Of WlkIlAM NJ. BELL, Audi
or for this county, aud W. J JAcK 'oN,
Auditor Of Henry county, as made to
he Secre,a,ary Of State, and found in
lis report on Common Schools. They
re 10 the point:
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Dale, who numbered The schoolmasier.
Ariiu.us C. Morrow, in Wayne township,
CIermont county, Ohio, on tho 7th ul,.
has been arrested, and committed Tor
murder in the first degree.
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c5. General Foo.e was enthusiastic
cslly received BY a great gathering Of the
Democracy Al Tsmmany Hall. on the
22d ult. Tho popular idols a. Tammauy
Hall have underwent a change within a
fsw yssrs psst.
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Gr Mrs. Mlichel, wife sf the Irish
patriot, has recent, LEFT Liverpool tor
Australia, witt, her young family, to join
her husband in that colony. Her embar.
cation was supenniended by the celebra-
leo Father Kenyon.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-07

Bpston negro mob. Or contemporary
dpub'iess thinks he did not study equa.
lions for nothing. g.-Cin. Enc.
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az Ger. Qui,man is at New Oflesss
awaiting his trial; hc gave $1,000 sAii
!or bis appearance q, Court
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HENRY COUNTY.

In your circular 0f November 20,h,
you ask my views Of the practical working
Of the system. In reply, let me say. that
The school law has become so voluminous
that few persons understand il. In TACT
il has become such mass Of ofincongrui.
ties and contributions, that none but a
lawyer has the time TO investigate il, and
me change follows another SO rapidly.
,ha, no person knows what the law may
he IN any given day. This being the
.case, our school officers, who are eener'
lily changed every year. never know
what their duty is; and consequently they
have ceased 10 respect the law, or 10 De
gavernrd by it's provisions.
The remedy for the foregoing difficult
lies is a very easy one. Let the Legls
lature repeal all the schnoi laws now in
force, and enact short, pointed law
that all can understand; and then publish
m edition sufficient TO supply every
school officer in the State with a copy;
and let this law operate long enough SO
that all can brcorne acquaintsi with ITS
requirements, before il is repealed or
altered !; and we shall have no more diff
cmliv.
BIZ, if the Legislature will not do this.
le, the State Superintendent employ a
compe,en, lawyer and c'llaie The laws
now in free, striking out a ] sec, ions am
par,s of sections IN !, nave b,en repealed.
aud furnish 10 school officers; and think
there is no doubt but every letter OF the
law will be complied with.
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a. Commodore Stockton was elccte,
U. 8. 5sns:or BY the Legislature IN. J.
On she 22d ult.
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ERRArA.-In our article in our last, for
capi, al offence, our devil read capital Office.
and what was worse, he printed it too
Whereupon some one Of those who hang on
the peoples favor demonstrates after this
fashion. 1t would be dire calamity if oil
who aeld our highest Offices should step from
power to the Penitentiary. but in some in
Stances euch a law would work equal
and exact justice. But as Paddy said, that's
"ius. what they'd never be wanting"
MARCH |, 1851.
FRrENp MAc.--We find in the penture
of last week, an article which has caused
quite stir in this immunity. and think
dcservedly SO. Many OF your subscribers
and readers are office. holders, and more are
expect ,nts; you NAV well imagine their feel
ines when they read that the Judiciary Com
mittee Of the House had reported bill con.
tanning the following section, viz:
Sec.i. Be il enacted. &c, '''rhat il on
trial Of any person for capital office. punish
able with death, the Jury shall" &C., &c,
Why, is it possible that the Legislature OF
Ohie i. going to say that the holding of any
civil Office shaIl be punishable with death
Such law. would interfere with .e aspra-
tions Of all the leading party men in tho
counties and in the Slate But still worse /;
the committee do not state what offices shall
be considered capital, nor do .ney say
| whether il shall be for holding an Office or
hunting an office, that shall BE- dealt with
ca a,itally. Neither do they state whether the
Offices are State, County or Township that
come within the meaning of the law,
What, my dear sir. would be the dire con-
SEQ usnce II this should become the law Of
the land! Why. You would not find can
ddate or Office holder in the whole State OF
Ohio. and then what would become OF the
dear people! Just think! The whole State
of Ohio without nn officer. and nobody want
ing an office! What Uonh become OF our
New Cons titution, our bank officers, and all
The supervisors of highways! All gone! goie
For who would hold an Office when the PEN
altv was hard labor tor life ia the Peniten.
| tiarv!
But cannot this most horrible of all
laws be evaded in some way? II Is too
late to nemorialize the Legislature on tho
matter, sud il will not do to openly resist
law. Possibly something might be done
similar to the way they propose to evade the
Horse Racing Law in Butler county, that is
to get Justices for judges, and Constables for
ride!s. We are impatient for remedy.
F Yours, ERATA.
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Rain, snow, and mud, deseribs The
~eesherfos fke week.
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BOARDING.

SEA BATHING at CAPE MAY, y. j..
~. MANSION HOUSE undeti cAar-o Of tAe
subscriber is one ct the largest and best osib shed he
Ga Cape May and has The finest cn4nc ANA b room, .i
tht ttc states Thus to-e;htr VITA tAc s1erelce "a as
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CUIToN. AuCuoneer
HOUSE.-POSITlNE SALE of four
n stor, brick HOUSE and LOT, 30 West rwenty-eghth
st. near Snth-as.. at Auction COLE \ Chiffon vii
sell on WEDNESDAY June 2j AT ~ O'Clock, Al the her-
chants Exchange. under direction Of Charles III Smth
Esq referee the iouIsoy brick House and Lot IN south
SIDE OF Tseuty-el-hih-s known as % West Twenty
eghih-st between Sixth and Seventh House % eetb
inches 30 III 20 feet inches front 20 feet 10 inches
rear by 9g feet inches deep House rents for $50 400
may remain bond and mortgage For further particulars
aurly 10 the AucuOncer 1907 Jeli luis
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By order OF the Committee OF Arrangements
iel7 81 y. IS ~ kNtt 'haHHtu
WANTS, &C.

A 5 plain Cook, Washer and lroner, by
IA Young Woman. or chamberwork and washing, WITH
The best CITY reference Can be Al her las pace =
Fourth JOIoL-
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" DWERSlDE," Cat Carmansyllle, nine
Eeui!es rom Chanoersst depot. opposite For lie
srt The Palisades r. SUE er 50 long ce-aye1 : now -
49, - he subscriber would remind the readers 'i ne
TS-t-n. th,r Few Ips r1c u7oa ne hr-Sn f'rt
kai.rosd VIII bring them tc tins tesa'i-l si0 "lr.-
icons man he secured flr fh-lr families ior ~
.sSn sri where may be- found al that renders resi-
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g. htA {. : " oNJhull p - - ~, - e,rr-.r
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COILAMORE HOUSE. New-York.-

Y Z PERRY 4 COLLAMORE PrupretoN TINS ~ "
Hotel corner Brosdway and >nuns-st = NV open ~
the rcccutOn o ccmrany The house erected 'i II DO
tel and from central location BroHSay, benz b'i
os- becA below Nbo, and about cQul-distani between
I'rrle~ Hail. the Oreut House. &c up town. ans ne
Rr'sdway Theatre stewards &c. down town vii, p p,
believed he found p.eaSsut 10Y families spending ie~
Me-, = lu The ctF. who wish tn he Roadway. and vet
avoid One crowd and confusion II tAe lower art = e
street The rc us arranged as o. be used sliss 90
e', and .e yt-y pleasant. most 4 t-c beng GA -
Strc,t The g. le vii Pc pCd wtA tie best iae mar :
afIts o1pcrcSccd and attentive waiicrs arc eAlll -
s ~ pas Viii he spartd on the part ii the qg.lleol. -
~enccr he houso one ci me most popular, AID thus e-i
TIC patronage " al Seeming public
GLO. NJ. PEhRN. - ( P-o--,.t,-S
DAVIS COLLAAORE,l
Nev-Nork June I'm. 1851 l-ls onsh"N ST
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FOURTH OF JULY.

EIREWORKSi PREMIUM FIRE
Il V-OpES -Fdge-s Bruiaa, Co.ored Ethi0.taonal
FIRTWOhEs -The works frprn th- Lab0ratoV have
fr.ea Tie Premiums ffr Twelve succes.Fs years h'n
-t. 4r..-.aa Ir--fHfe Our ErhuIu0lal pieces are ~
IT, oet tei-f gus and Or nchness and Dril%hcY
rsrlat IT, ealaed b the c9-l-y F94rh-ol-J4y C.fa-
f+.. 1 .,t Tie r interest BY sending Their orders
g Orgsr y. ut % The C. S Laboratory. JERSEY CITY, "
D or general De9dt . Hatea-l2e VI. De pr'Inlty a.
PS We have also N had large stock Of mail
works u Manufacturer yrcss. .eu Iyi'
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vVEACHERS-Wanted, Male and Fe-
VO MEDICAL STUDENTS.-A Ply
VHE ADVERTISER, a respectable,

III = T. -
e1pcrcnccd intelligent and sober Man well Cd lcaicd
W ho has general knowledge 81 business. IS dosol o.
enr1yncnt where he could render himself OF service has
mo objection travel IN any part oi the states IN caac
REQUIRING confidence integrity, assdulty AMI zeal Would
tate the chnrce am office the superintendent 90 hs
ness or devote noren ms time % permanent employ
p END "a moderate tefuS Can give most Satisfactory re-
f,r,ucts Prnciai> wall please address MI tiA)tLlS
lI.nstnsi R,A goo Lower Post Office, OF 2U2 Canal-Sl
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az y 4 TO ''0I''FNN.f W"
can make IRON SIC 10 SIS a week selling the new
LSeles P4sor BoOs and Domestic Keepsake. Just pub
- Containing Tie celebrated Washing recipe, ilustrat-
. SNl - address postpaid American Family Pubea-
~"a Establishment" l2s NaSsau-st n Y. me im'
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ETRFWORKS st 81 Maiden-lane.-
II IT, ubdsrsiEneS having nade aITassniesatz With
~ 7 Y UADFIELD. PyToysc INST, ~ 10 TOOK Ia
=. p,-.,u Ii he Falrs u tie American Institute "a
"a - l958 AL Also nAnufastes foz the CITY A1-
thores prepared % onS a sftnplse al @1sosr-e.s
- ~s A. olalu Fireworks ever has been produced
Trbtfons Z any amount. among which are ne folo"in{
-eres frou 10 feet square United Diamonds, aocd
80 paSes Revolving Sun Chinese Lattice W0rk, kzeice-
So Prte 4 Flora MOtto Work, Elowerng me-, Guam
80 star u America Przne kose, Italian ksette JeSeI-
81 Cross Saturn and MS Satellites, Undularas Cnclss
Bcearelos Fountain Prom ethean Vase, AmtrcAh eHsia
Csycafe Fslry Kng Serpeu,s and Butterfly aoossh u
ace F5gltaln Of Dana GlOse N Colors &C r..
I'd IN J 3 PURDY, - MAIDEN lace, ~ s'-Ds'
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EOOK.-Wanted,a Protestant Woman 70
~ Cook Wash and iron Must thoroughly understand
her business Apply at 20 East Broadway. ielS 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. La
Il ROkATORY. 20 Fgo-t-st, t1s doors south u Ful-
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fsret far sale G. insisting 4 IRE following
Racfets fruu u % lb Roman Cs.t-s from y y
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a. DO AZ mes i serrents Eeng).. Lights, of I'll .zes
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Crackers Double Heaiers Canton hockeu FlfsttS
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dealers IN general requested - cal aial e4l4L1 -
sl1fs .ro,. B Committees for cif AL c.ll-I -
tavs md private parties, can - supple "a -
1asr liberal terms y III the above mentioned afIes "-f
49, ~ ~ 80 srssT u BENNETT.