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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-14
RESPECTABLE Young Woman

IAwans situation a. frstrate Cook understands bak
ing and patty and would have objection 10 assisi in
washing and Ironing Good reference be given Can
be seen 500 Most between Houston and Bleecker
inquire In the store. l4lt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-14
SITUATIONS WANTED-At New

NYork Employment as Broadway-For the best Of
Servants, Protestant and Catholic, for city and country,
Cooks, Nurses, Chambenmsids Lsnndresses, House
work &c Also for Men Walters, Farmers, POrters &c.
Boy at Office, learn trade; also Boy as light
Porter In store, &c. Jl4Itl 7. P. SAUNDERS
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BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN

pOARD-With good accommodations,
lbcan be had al l7s West Twenty-seventh-st2 doors
wet of Eighth av jill Inn
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AsAp AFFAIR AT EAToN.-The Demo

AsAD AFFAIR AT EAToN.-The Demo-
crat gives us The particulars Of a very sad
affair in that town: ro
Charles Seymour, Engineer on the
Eaton and Hamilton RrilrOad, had been
paying attention for mo time 10 Miss
Julia "A. Gonld. and that the intimacy
had been Of quite Too affectronate cha.
racier. Her father having hecome nc.
quainted with the state of afftirs, called
upon s.and isequested az interview at
his (G.'s) residence, which was readily
granted. During the interview certain
propositions we're made to s. with which
he refused to comply, where upon the
enraged.and distressed parent drew a
large knife; and thrust il into s., making
a irightful wound in line lower side of the
abdomen, through which the intesiiaes
protruded; ;-an awful and dangerous
wound was also given in the neck, and
IS hands and face considerably cut
He is now lying in very critical s'a'e.--
Much sympathy is expressed for the par.
ent, WHO IS one Of the best ci,izens.
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SENATOR CHASE AND .DR. Bailey
The National Era in commenting on
Senator Chase's letter, says:
"The conduct of Mr.. Chase is cleatIy
in accordance with his principles. He
is consistent with himself. and taking
into consideration his circumstances, We
are not prepared to say lha, he has no,
acted wisely. Ofhis integrity and honor
there can be no question. The policy
Of the other gentlemen are just as cons.
istent as his. 1t is the logica! result Of
their views Of the nature Of the two old
parties, and the mission of the new party.
We concur in the opinion we have al.
tribnted 10 Mr. Giddings. The time, IN
our judgment, has no, YET come for dis.
pensing with an Independent, Free Soil
organization in Ohio. I, is quite posi-.
BILE, nay, We think it probable, that Mr..
Chase will exert more influence in favor
OF ouI principles by the course he has
taken, than If he refused TO NEE. the
democracy Of Ohio on the platform i,
proposed; but lis profound sympathy
with the democracy, the high estimation
in which he is held by a large portion Of
it, and the probability Of bis being able
TO exert a most beneficial influence in
its ranks, makes his case exceptional"
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r. The WING REPRESENTATIVE Mr..
Browncll apologies after this fashion for
his attack OIL everything and everybody
not subservient to Slavery. He says:
q, Gas for myself, | do'not claim to be a
Yanting Abolitionist, nor am 1 pro-
slapery adrocate! But The seat 10 which
I now aspire does not necessarily bring
me in contact with that "pecul:ar instiiu-
tom which | depreciate with abhorence,
as one Of the most lnhuman that seeks
protection under "the stripes and stars"
while il infamously disgraces The "Flag
Of our Union," and is an insult to Deity"
It's a pity that he has SO little objec-
tion to insult the Deity, that he is body
and soul bound TO q party whose president
and public men have pledged themselves
10 the maintenance and extension Of thai
same insult.
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STRIKING CoINc,DENcE.-Mon. s. S
Phelps, late whig and nti.Compromise
U, 8. Senator from Vermont, has recently
written long and able letter in favor Of
the Fugitive Slave Law, proving tito be
mere favorable TO those claimed as fdgi.
tives, than the old law Of '93 was! THAT,
wo must consider, is the reason why
Senator Phelps could not vote for it,. !.
Mr.. E. j. Phelps, son Of the Senator
Phelps aforesaid. has just been appointed
Second Comptroller in the U. S. Trea-
siiy at Washington.
We don't know that this latter and ap.
poinlment stand in the relation Of cause
aud eject ; bat we are s.soIgly reminded
ofIthe chap who, when sharply challen,
ged as to what he had 10 say agains,
certain sausaqes, replied--.O, l dom,
know no,hin' agin them sssssngess--l
only know, that where you see them
sassengers you don's see, no dogs, p
N. Y. Tribune.
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nYDRopATn1c ENcYcLopEplA.--Nos.

flYDRorArnIc ENcYcLoPEDlA. Nos.
8 and 4 Of This excellent manual are recei-
we'd. his to be completed in, eight
numbers, a, 25c each, making the entire
cost So, The work is intended TO bring
together, in the most condensed and
practical form for public use and pro
fessional reference, all the facts and
principles in medicine. and its collateral
sciences Pertaining to The Philosophy Of
Life and Health, and 10 greatly enchanced
in value by The especial attention devoted
to the consideration Of Hygienic Agen.
cies. 1t IS a water cure work, and in its
4th number is a most valuable treatise
on cookery rs affecting health. II can
be seen at this Office. We have not re-
ceived the I'd number.
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THE "RUINED" CouNTRY.-TTear the
New York Express, one Of the Wing
organs OF the great metropolis, on the
present deplorable condition Of this once
"great country":
7"No,hing could indicate in so marked
manner as these returns hose Of the
Custom Houses aud Land Offices, the
extraordinary prosperity Of the country.
We expected the revenue from imports
would be, as they are, large beyond all
precedent, but we did no, think, with all
the competition there was in ,he market,
the land sales by The .governmen, could
possibly reach the amount we have re.
liably mentioned"
There is a marvellous contrast be
tween this and those tiolefol jeremiad.
over the "ruin" Of the county which We
so often hear declaimed in the West.-
What astonishing ignorance the Erpres
is exhibiting! It all comes, hrwever
from living away off on, the, border. ant
no, taking the Western whig papers!-
Gin. Enc. ''' 10 ..l,
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CAsslUs M. CLAY.-This gentleman,
in a late letter to the New York Tribune,
takes some little comfort from the run he
made for Governor. He said:
"My canvass is closed. have recei.
we'd but few thousand vo,es, (676 in my
own counly,) it is true, but great end is
gained. | have first achieved the liberty
of the press, and now The freedom Of
debate. "The reigb Of terror" in Ken
lucky is no inore;a permanent party is
planted that mus, at last make free my
own native land" .I....,z.r.....r .r..
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@ The men who are urging the
election Of a dishonest bankrupt for Mem.
Der Of the Board Of Public Works, for
three years, are very busy using the Ban
ner, at Defiance. 10 tell stories against
Democratic officers before election, that
no honorable man will be found TO father
after it. Among other things IS a mean
insinnaiion against Miller, the presen,
Member Of The Board for this section, but
there is one comfort, Of the few who read
it, still fewer will consider themselves
obligated 10 believe il.
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THE CAss AND BUcHANAN DIsPUTE.-
Referring TO wba: we said last week res,
pec,ing the personal warfare going on in
Pennsylvania between these two promin-
en-, Democrats, the New Albany ledger
Wing o,he Enquirer, we. too, have
been watching closely the origin, gradual
growth, and now seemingly ripe animos-
iiy existing between the friends Of Mr..
Buchanan and those Of Gen. Cass in
Pennsylvania, elimination and recrimi-
nation IS the order Of the day; and litter
denunciation appears to be the only
wespon used BY the friends Of the res
pec,ive gentlemen. The Enquirer up,
gues,ionally points out the, true remedy,
As in 1874, when similar state oil
things existed both gentlemen should be
dropped, and q third taken up. We fear
thst no other course will unite the dis.
corpant elements which now threaten to
sacrifice on the altar Of personal ambition
the best interests Of the Democratic
patty and of the country.
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DEMOCRATS!

Turn ont to The Polls. Let no voter be
absent without lie can pair off with @
whig, and then he had better watch him
that he don't steal off and vote. Let
every one that is able be on hand. The
Wings are organized, and if we do moi
desire to get beat, we must be alert,
active, and prompt to the discharge Of the
most honorable duty Of a citizen the
deposi,ing his ballot asthe missive WHICH
declares his principles.
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We are glad,o seeit announced that
The Ere och Government has made alb
eral appropriation for the purpose oI
dlsinterring The temple Of Scraps, a, an
cientMsmphis, which has been,un oucbed
since The time Of S,rabo. No dpu bt!,hese
ruins are rich in works Of ancient ART
both Egyptian and Grecian. Nor is i
impossible that inscriptions may be found
giving impos'an, light upon history
Sran's Elepdtor.
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EruditiOn!

The richest effort a. small humbug that
we have seen lately is the following piece
of balderdash by the Banner man. He
says: ~ HHlI.. "ll |'."A
"If the Opposition had nominated a
man for Representative, in that district,
who had one.,enth the erudilion, worth
or business experience Of Mr.. Brownell,
they might attack him to some purpose"
Goody gracious! Thrall! You don't
say so! E I-uid-i.t-i.o,n.!! Do send US
a dictionary, What in all the earth is il,
that your friend has got? We hope it
amt The measles. ,.. ....
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Verdict Of the Jury In the michigan
Railroad Conspiracy. o.T

DETROIT, Sept. 26.
The Jury, in the Railroad conspiracy
case, rendered their verdict at 9 o'clock,
last night, finding Twelve Of lbe presons
guilty, and the balance not euilty.olu
The following are the names Of those
found gni'ty: :'''''''-.,...''',.. - .''.'1.
Annie EilIey, Willard Champlin, E,
Chanp)in. Lyman Champlin, IL. Pearce.
A. C. Williams, Ebenezer Faruham.
The jury, recommended Smith and
Farnham 10 the mercy Of The court.
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SsO.OoO FEp.-Tom Corwin, III

$4,000 FEE.-Tom Corwin, the
Wing. Secretary Of the Treasury, made
$sO,OO out of the Gardner claim in one
week. II would require a laboriog man
or mechanic live and ,oork t,Do hundred
and sizty foe gears, at one dollar per
day, TO make this sum. .-'yD' :.
$4,000 FEE.--Geo. W. Crawford.
Secretary Of War. under Gen. Taylor,
(, ,eceived 100000 for his services in the
Galphin Claim. A farmer would have, 10
sweat and toll three hundred years to
earn this sum or money.-Fremonf Demo
crdt. ...... \ .b..,
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Among the mourners who attended
the funeral of General Enna, killed in
an engagement with the patriots, was
Mr.. A.. F. Owen, the American Consul
at Havana. Mr.. Owen, however, could
not find il convenient 10 attend the fun.
eral Of his fifty murdered coun.rymen.--
Ne,O Albany Ledger.
He only obeyed Mr.. FsLLxoRE's ius.
iruclions, no interference Of the '.pi.
es"!-Cin. Eng. ,4
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KENTUCKY RETRIBUTIoN. the last
term Of the Henry Circuit Court, a Jury
rendered a verdic. Of $4,000 against
Mas,rom Roberts, for slandering q young
lady Of Shelby county. He had better
pay over, aud then marry her for her
fortune.-Ohio .Statesmdn. .... .'r3
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TREATy WITH PoRTUGAL.--The Presi.
dent has officially proclaimed the raliica-
ton Of Treaty with Portugal, by which
,ha, power agrees To pay TO Americans
who filed their claims, Except General
Armstrong; before The 9th Of July. 1850,
the sum Of $9l,727. The Armstrong
claim is to be submitted to the head or
Chief Of some Nation at peace with Por.
,ugal and the United States. .-S
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Tom MARSHALL. This eccentric, who
lately left the Democrats over in Ken.
tdcky and took his ole post in the Wing
ranks, is again cutting up his .Jaab.dnbs.
He said, in presence Of the editor Of the
Lexington Statesman, that the story
lately afloat TO the effect that he Mad
given notice to the Democracy, immedia1
rely after his election, that all accounts
between him and them we're squared; !;
that he forgave them the balarce Of the
debt; that he was hereafter a Wing, &C.,
"iaa a lie ,in form,,a lIe, in letter, . lie in
matter, slis ID substance, and . lie from
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yWHAr'slN THE WIND!--The Louis
vile C6u,ier Of the 25,h has correspon.
dence from Albany, New York, which,
while denying the authority Of the Ievi-
we'd rumor ilil' that Mr.. Webster does moi
intend returning olhe State Department
gives the signiHcaniitem that. s5psad
."Mr. Corwin's resignation is with
more confidence spoken Of, and byihost
means Of information aresoch as 10 leave
little or no. doub, OF the correctness o.
rumor, Still continue Of the opinion
that the urgent advice OF those who are
really his friends, will prevail upon him
TO continue where he is until this Gard
ner affair q, least is cleared Up. Dr.
Gardner willrreturn from Edrope III the
course of the next fortnight, at fartberes,,
,nd his friends say, will be abundantly
able 10 establish The validity and bona
6deness of his clam. The whole ofthe
money was left on deposit by him in
this country save ten ,housaed dollars he
took with him, ami the Government has
long since sdopied measures TO prevent
its being paid over TO him, until the: in.
yes,igaiion which has been instituted by
The Presidents direction is concluded y
g "71is Gardner cfdir!" Mr.. Corwin's
conscience MUS, ,ronble him some. Oh
has he made 81 we'll ou, Of his connection
with political affairs, at Washington, tba,
he wishes to retire 10 the shade Of the
'scedavs of Lebannn," there 10 luxuriaie
on the rich frui, of his gdrdner.-Cin
Eng. a
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The Disciples or Complexities, Of ,he
Western States, have determined TO
engage in .,be Foreign Missionary enter
prise, aad have selec,ed Jerusalem as
the field Of their operations. Rev, DR..
BARCLAY has been selected TO explore
the ground, WHO has safely arrived a, his
destination.
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MANY wears ago when "Old Hickory

Many wears ago when "old Hickory
was a, adds upon somo point, (involving
the law of na,ions) with Mr. Monroe,
who was then in the administration Of
the General Government, ex-Consul
Carr's friend, va,tel, together with some
other venerable writer's on the" same
branch of law were turnediup as author
ity against him. 81 don't care anil
for va,.el, nor for Grotius. norfor Puffen.
dorf, nor for YOU" exclaimed the old
hero; "1His matter bet,usen me and
Jim Monroe!" ,l,a' .'g.g.t
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THRavERY BEST JOKE OF THE SEASON"
Governor Boutwell, in his speech TO
acting President Fillmore and compan-
ions the other day, made the following
courteous proposal: awe shall gladly
open $40 you. on this occasion, our ins,i-
tu,ions of divers ''kinds, for the reforma-
ton ofihe guilty." .opa n -ti
We regre. to say that none Of the com.
pany improved The opportunisy,-M Y
Post. .g..o o,t,a..I,.,...f .,....r a.
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Revolution In NORTHERN Mexico
nH'.al NEW ORLEANS, Sent 25.o

A letter from Laredo says ,ha, a revo-
luton has broken outin Northern Mexico,
and ,ha, 1900 men we're under arms.--
Gen. Gunefa, al Bellville. had seized the
money, intended for the Mexican troops,
where he is waiting for Canales and
Carabo 10 JON him.
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GoLD IN AUsTRALIA.-The people Of
Australia were in great excitement a,
latest advices. on the discovery of,an
immense, gold region. This field lies
about $50 miles from Sydney, from the
mountain ranges to an indefinite extent
in the interior. The country is describ.
ed by Nh. HAseRAvE as "ons immense
gold feld." If the discovery should prove
correct, the emigration of British felons
10 California will have an end. y
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vinn,on will have good time going up
Salt River next fall. He will have Con
verse to enliven his Way and enjoy the
exquisite Bliss Of Segur,-while his
Odiin and S,orer will make the trip com
ical and comfortable. Fremont Demo.
..
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srEclr!. Since The. discovery Of gold

SrEclE!.-Since The. discovery Of gold
in California, specie IN the United States,
has increased over $69. .OO0, 900! yet The
wings, by their daily increase Of Banks
and their monopoly Of money, leave the
country bare Of currency, and reduce
prices 10 .he lowest standard. Ii takes
five times as much currency to- d. he
bus Of the country when controlled
through Banks as whenrleftio a free and
unrestricted. circulation.--Ohio States
man. '''f" 80 /" O.. ASH 7''
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GEN. 10. LANE goodIy numbe for
Democrats in San Francisco gave Gen. (.
LANE, Of Oregon, public sapper while
he was waiting in that city for the Pana-
ma steamer. The General made strong
impression npon the guests by his speech
and sentiments. -Sandusky Mirror. :
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From 'philadeiphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Sen. .

fHiLhDELr MA, Dep. ZCs.
The official call for the National Demo.
cratic Convention, 70 be held a, Baltimore
on the first Monday in June, 1852, is
published to-day and is signed by thirty
one members OF the Committee. 9'
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The pei,ance Banner and MIR. Palmer

Vn0 D61AHuCo nauhoE onau 1AAs "AAAaOH'
To ge, out of the difficulty Of the
malevolent misrepresentation made in
that prin, against Mr. Palmer, the editor
pleads that they were "boyish recollec-
tions." When in speaking Of the history
Of the last six or eight years in { mans
own county, he is obliged TO plead the
baby act to cover his blunders, we think
before he adventures again, it would be
more prudent for the Banner editor 10
tarry little longer at Jericho.
But the editor of the Banner thinks "it
will never do to give it up So" And he
proceeds TO charge that Mr.. Palmer be-
fore his nomination to the position Of
Judge, had declared that linen who
would not give pledges to the party in
regard to the manner they would decide
certain cases, if they should be tried be-
fore them, were not fit for judges" Now
we have no hesitation in saying that this
is another Of the "boyish recollections"
Of the Banner, and, as usual, just SO near
being right as to be exactly and entirely
wrong. ...., .,e
And further i. is just simply false that
we have expressed derogatory opinions of
MI. Palmer's capacity, or fitness for the
Judgesbip, or was opposed 10 his nomina-
alton. II this is so will known il is very
easily susceptible Of proof, and we prompt
" deny the charge and demand the evil
dence. We have underwear, no change
in relation to this matter. H. Z
We cannot crafty the editor Of the
Banner by saying aught ofMr. Sheffield,
other than that we know him TO be good
lawyer and gentleman Of responsibility
ALI which We claim is applicable to Mr..
Palmer. '.r .r '|'.
We know that both Mr.. Sheffield and
MIR. Palmer are par,izans, and men whose
influence in felt in their respective
parties, but it itrequires malignant soul,
and a narrow and ungenerous miId TO
deduce from this fact, that either or both
ofthese men are corrupt. .a
We trust that the day is far distant
when a manly advocacy Of what is be-
lieved to be truth and principle shall be
held a disqualification for the Bench
The best judges, Hale, Mansfield, Black
stone, Marshall, Story, Taney, &C., have
all been partizans, and the cry about par
tizans fov Judges is stupid or dishonest in
the supporters of party, who offer Con.
verse, Way, Storer, &C., for judges, to
the suffrages Of The people.
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LIBERTY FOR, SLAvEHoLDERs.-Mr.
John Cornuii, a citizen of !Grayson
County, Va, yi,ginian and Slave.
holder, had, somehow imbibed the fanai-
cal notion tl,atil is wrong 10 hold human
beings as cbatteIs, 10 deny them any
education, to force Them to work all their
lives for rude subsistence, TO fog them
when they are slow, TO sell wives away
from husbands, and children from mo.
theirs, and to XII any who dare resis. the
masters will. In sbor,, Mr.. Corndii,
though surrounded from birth with all
The blessings Of the "pa,riarchal insiitn.
iion," had become such ''fanatic" that
he could not perceive them blindness
which impels Us to apprehend lha, he
has no, been a regular reader Of s'T'he
New York Express for the Union"
Whereupon, while he is quietly at
work on his farm, mob surrounds hin
and demands that he shall "renounce his
Abolition sentiments" He cannot do
li,-he nigh. az well renouucc the suns
shining. So they proceed 10 strip him,
tie him to a tree and whip him until he
is frightened snd tortured into asserting
to anything they exact, even 10 his own
exile from the State. "And the Com.
rniitee is off in pursuit Of Others"
Such is The liberty enjoyed by citizens
and shareholders 10 democratic Virginia.
which cherishes SO profound horror oI
the Alien and Sedi,ion laws. We make
a great ado (not .unreasoaably) abou,
Italian despo,ism, hut wherein isit more
atrocious than tbis?-N. Y Tribune. -,
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RUN AWAY!

ENROM the subscriber, on the 22d of
September, 1851, George Tuner,
aged 10 years, an indentured apprentice
10 The Farming business. THIS, is rbere-
lore TO forbid all persons from llarboring
or trusting said apprentice on my account.
as | shall not be answerable for any
debts, liabilities or expenses contracted
on his account.
549-3~" .,. ROGER WILSON.
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From, Detroit.

DEROlT, Sep. "a.
The Democratic Convention, to-day
nominated RobertMcC Cleiland Of Monroe,
for Governor. M ro, ,es,sy, gsaq
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CALrFoRNIA.--Lower California pro.
wing vastly richer in minerals Than has
been generally supposed. and its acquisi-
tion, BY purchase, is deemed BY the
San Francisco Courier, Of immense ma.
tional Importance to our possessions on
that coast. II is suggested that irs grea.
mineral wealth, from the exclusive policy
Of the Mexican Government, is useless
to The trade and commerce ofthe world
aud that were the country in the pos.
session industrious Americans, com.
merce could be es.ablished thar would
give US almost the entire control ofthe
navigation ofthe Pacific. VI
San Diego, in mineral wealth, is said
70 surpass any part Of Upper California
The country also produces large quantl-
4ieso Brazil wood, aud is rich in pla'
GERS ofpearl. I5- gL
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The National IntelEgencer, speaking
Of the imporiations, says: [..,.
During the fiscal year ending the Both
June, 1851, the gross receipts from,
customs we're about $5O,000,00O.
From the Is, July TO the 9Th Septem-
her, the receipts from this source will
compare as follows: aa.r5oa.
1850, about..".."."...$l2.200,000
1851, about. 100000