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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-20
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BosTON-Ar 18th. ship Sheffield, Lewis, Orleans
18th ult, SW Pass 2lst.
Ar l4th ship Sacussa, (of Wiscasset) Grace, Buenos
Ayres Dec H. Point Indio IA; John Dunlap, skolfcld
Apalachcoa 90 brig Arcadian, (of WiscasseO Chase,
Thatcher, Raymond; VIM Genn Nye, do; WIN
Miller, Price, do
Ar 18th, ship Delaware, (of Bath Tarbox, Orleans
29th. s " Pass 80 ult. 90
Ar 18th, Massasoit, Tarr, Bath.
PORTSMOUTH-Lower harbor, ar 10th, sch Otter
Snow, Rockland for Danvers.
Cid 18th, ship Mane Freeman, N Orleans brig jas
Crosby, Pendleton, Triniead
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 10th sch Mechanic Bryant,
Machias for Hampstead, Ii; Granville, Bedford Rock
land for York.
Ar 18th. brig Arcadian, (of Wiscasset) Chase Canary
Islands 81 ult for Boston; brig Sea Belle, Hartmann sa
vannah fol Thomaston.
Sid brig Mechanic.
Ar 4h brig Zuyder Zee Fosset Cardenas LIST inst for
GLOUCEsTER-Ar 10th, sch Pitts, Rockand for
New York.
Ar l2th schs Childe Harold, Boston for Bath Martha,
| liza, do for Newcastle.
EDGARTOWN-Ar 18th, sch Ophir, Spear, Richmond
| PROvIDENCE-Cd I4,h, bark Thos Prince, HaIlow-
| ell, N Orleans.
FALL RIvER-sId 18th, sch Virginia, Lewis, Phila-
dephia.
sALEM-Ar l4th, sch Ophir of Rockand, Spear, Rich.
| mond.
| Cid 18th, ship Wnnegance, smm., Africa.
! MEMORIAL 18th, sch X Pitts Verrill, Rockand
| for New York.
RICHMOND-Ar llth, sch Attakapas, seyburn, Alta.
/
BUCKsvILLE-In port eth, brig Emblem, for Ports
| mouth, ldg. -
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th, sch Bungamuc, MITCHELL Port.
| land.
/ Cid 10th, brig Maria, Pierce, Charleston
NEW LONDON-Ar 9Th, sch Mary Crockett, Ingra-
| ham. Rockl md for New York.
| MOBILE-Adv 5th, bark Wyandotte, for N York, wig
| 100 bales.
| In port Sd, ship Naples for Liverpool.
APALACHICOLA-Ar 18th ult, ship Silas Leonard,
Boston.
Cid oath, ships John Dunlap, Boston 18th, Cordelia
Havre.
Ar 2sth, ship Juliet, Moultou, N York
GEORGETOwN-Ar 5th, sch Odd Fellow, Rosebrook
Mattaposett for Bucksville.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1Ith, bark Convoy brig
Delaware, from Cardenass.
CHARLESTON-Ar eth, brig Martha Knsman FORK,
Baltimore. .a.
Ar 10th, bark Isabella Humphrey, Boston.
Ar 18th, bark< ,enburn, Sampson, Liverpool.
SAVANNAHAt6h h, brig Telos Havana.
WILMINGTON4 ID 18th, bark Benz Adams Cornish,
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, ship Leviathan, NEW, 1908
tons) Hall Newcastle schs Susan Bray, Savannah =
Isaac Achon, Rockland; Delaware do Ustalogo Will
Ar 18th, Jos Farwell, Rockland Mary Crockett and
Chas William, do.
18th, brig VIM Crawford, of Gardiner, Georgetown
Ar 18th, sch Henrietta, Hallock Georgetown; Wave,
Atkins, Frankfort.
Ar 18th, schs Sea Lion, Lanson Dean and Lucy White
Rockland.
Ar I4ih, sch Cleaner, (of wiscasset) Sawyer, Belize,
Hond 20.
NEW ORLEANs-Ar 3oth, banks Franklin, Mitchell,
Thomaston, IS ds Geo Smousc, Winchenbach, Long
Mechanic, Lawrence, San Juan, Nicaragua, az.
Cid 3st, ship James Nesmith, Watts, Liverpool Jst,
Emma Field Snow, Liverpool.
Adv abt 18th, ship Tarquin Doughty, for Boston WI
| 1000 bbls.
Cid s, ship Meteor, Robinson, Q,as been previously
| reported Jan g.
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Sch Maria Elliot, Stinson, of and from Bath MAY 49,
st GATHERINGS Sept for San Francisco one
Nov Sd, lat so % S, Ion the E. when of Cape
Horn, Oct %, had a gale which her deck
carried away foremost and threw her beam ends
Her mainmast was cut away, when she rghted. The
remained the wreck IA days, when they
ken off by brig Vandalia of Baltimore from Boston for
Stockton, California which has touched at Talca-
The officers and crew proceed TO Cafor-
mia in the Vandaia.
Havre, Jan 24-Tqe ship Geo Washington (of Bath, }
Snow, FIN Cronsadt, Oct for Boston, abandoned
Jan g. lat AZ, Ion So taken off by the Mortimer
Livingston I'm Mobile.
Ship Sarah Purrington (of Bath burlington, I'm London,
Deal Nov for Boston, dismasted with loss of sails and
short of provisions spoken 1th ult lat 32a Ion
STEERING for ST Thomas.
Sloop Sarah Bennett from Belfast for Rockand, with
moasses, wrecked latter place night of 10th
inst. Cargo valued at S464-insured for 500 ut the
Waldo Mutual.
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I 81 Z os6a@yeS.

In Edgecomb, I'd inst, by Rev G Page, Mr. Joshua
Pool to Miss Mary Dunton, both Of b; Mr. Isaac C
Williamson, of Wlscasset to Miss Susan Dunten, OF
Boothbay.
to Miss Margaret Spinney of b.
In Bucksport, 9th inst Rev John Skeele Of Hallowe
to Miss Elizabeth Bliss Of b.
In Rockland eth inst, Mr. Ivory Jackson Miss Law
ma Burgess, both of X.
In South Thomaston, 5ih inst, Mr. John P Hatch OF
Rockland Miss Louisa daughter Of VIM McLoon, Esq
of 5 +.
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ARRESTED FOR AIDING IN THE Rescue OF
THE FuaITlvE.-Yesterday forenoon Elizur
Wright, one of the editors Of the Common.
wealth newspaper, and Charles G. Davis
lawyer, were arrested on complaint alleg-
ing that on Saturday they aided and abetted
the escape of the fugitive Shadrach. Mr..
Wrigh, was baiIed by Samuel E. Sewall. in
$4,000, and MIR, Davis by J Thomas Steven
son, in like sum. They viii be examined
before Commissioner Hallet to-day. Mr..
Lunt dis ct attorney is thslcomplsinsnt:a
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-20

BLIss's COMPOUND Con LIVER OIL CANpy.-Anv nj
our friends who are tronbed with cold cough niuen
IN, with the asthma, and who desire something IN
greatly mitigate their suerings cannot do so well as 10
purchase package Of Bss's Compound Cod Liver Oil
Candy, which is agreeable the choicest
and still powerful medicine the pure
ted cod liver OIL Any purchasing take espec-
a that he the genuine article there are
numerous counterfeits in the market For sale by
A. q. PAGE, Agent for Bath and picinifv
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% g 81 I ii s..

In this city, Nth inst, Capt William Decrng, aged
about % years.
In this city, February l7th Mr. William T Ham, aged
80 years.
In this city, 18th inst, Miss Henrietta Foster aged "a
In Gardiner, 9th, Capt Andrew Hutchins, aged "a and
months, formerly of Boothbay.
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lG- Mr. d. P. Gardner, the celebrated New
England Soap man, will entertain the citizens
of Bath, this (Thursday) evening. with one of
his amusing lectures. 1t will be Necessary to
go early to secure seat.
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WiSCaSS ct House.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
&A L friends and the public that the Wscasset
IsssRH House will he opened for the reception OF VS.
E-4HzA tors, Oh MONDAY the 2lih day OF February
instant.
The above House is conveniently and pleasantly
situated Water Street, large spa eious and well
adapted for the accommodation OF travellers and board
ers. The House is provided with entirely new furn-
lure, carpets, beds. bedding, &c, &c.
An cellem Stable is connected with The House
where altent and experienced hosters will be con
santly IN attendance.
The subscriber hopes by prompt and constant at
tenon 10 his business 10 me and receive share of
the pubc patronage. JOSEPH ERSkiNE.
Wiscasset, Feb II, 1851. 6w31
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SPOKEN.

Jan %, in Caicos passage, sch Orbit (of Waldoboro)
FIN Norfolk for Cienfuegos
Fob lat 3i1 Ion 20 As, Jos Badger, Skoleld from
Orleans for Liverpool.
Jan g. lat 49, Ion 81 So brig Round Pond, (of BRISTOL
FIN Boston for Gonaves.
No date lat IS 90 Ion III 10, ship Rebecca of Bruns
wick) I'm New Orleans for Liverpool, going large, with
heavy press of sail.
Dec 49, off Staten Land, ship Masonic, Corey FIN New
York abt Sept "a, for San Francisco.
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.
SATURDAY, Feb Is.
Sch st Mlrys, Oliver, Boston.
Sch Banner, Brannan, Boston.
SUNDAY, Feb I5.
SAILED
Sch Arrowsic, Boynton, West Indies.
Br sch William, Harris, st John, via Waldoboro.
MONDAY, Feb II.
CLEARED.
Ship Tropic, NEW, 5l2 tons) Smith, n Orleans
ship kennebec, new, 925 tons, Smith, Savannah.
SAILED.
Ship Kennebec Smith, Savannah.
Sch Convoy, Allen, BOSTON.
Sch Eveline Pnkham, boston.
Sch Ranger, Trask, Boston.
Sloop Julia Ann Wildes, Boston.
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robbery, BY the putting in fear of the COM
plainant, and required to give bail in the
sum of five hundred dollars each, which was
procured.
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To the Ladies of Bath and Vicinity.

MRS. .WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has a SoorHINo
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEETHING, Il
greatly facilitates the process Of teething by
softening .he gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU.
LATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers. it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief ard health to your infants, never has il
failed iftimeiy "sed.--perfectly safe to be ad
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS s PERKINS. Price o.
cents hottie.
N. B. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DR.. S. P. Shaw. act.
lyIl
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committee. No objection was made, and
it was referred.
Mr. Atchson that the vote referring the
petition be reconsidered, on which long
debate ensued.
The House went into committee on the
rivir and harhor bill.
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City of Bath.

In Board OF Aldermen, Feb H. ISL
Ordered That the Mayor be requested 10 cause 10 be
published in all the papers of this City, the 4h Section
OF the l63d Chapter Of the Revised Statutes Passed.
WILLIAM TORREY, City Clerk,
III any person shall make, aid in making, any lot
terry or shall hereafter advertise, make public any
scheme for any lottery, shall advertise offer for
sale any ticket part Of ticket in any lottery shall
sell or give away, negotiate or dispose of OF shall
purchase receive the sae or shnl have in his ros-
her Of any ticket part of ticket Of any lottery, with
intent sell dispose Of tlsa same his own &C
count agent for another, he shall be punished by
fine, not less than one hundred dollars, ~ NOT ex-
ceeding'ene Thousand dollarsi cue half q esch hne
- ssos the ass u s ne ps2- so 11Rp and
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Per SfeanshiD Africa,

Ar Jan oath, Independence, Pollock, Orleans S0th,
Washington, Page, New York; New England, Manson,
Orleans.
Sid 24th Arlington, Pendleon, and Gen Berry, seavey,
New Orleans 28tf Princeton, Russell, New York Mary
Ward, Newell New Orleans; VIM Penn, Maloney,
Philadelphia.
Cid 9Th, Rockaway, Bosworth, Philadelphia; 18th,
Josephine, Bornholm, York; Ellen Maria, Whitmore,
Orleans.
Ent for ldg 25th, ship VIM Pasten, Theobal, New Or
leans.
In port ldg, Eva and st Peter for Boston.
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Administrator Sale of
HEAL ESTATE.

RI virtue Of a lsence from the Judge Of Probate for
~ the County of Lincoln. shall sell AT public sale at
he Sagadahock House, in Bath, Saturday The 22d
ay Of March, AID, ISL 10 Clock in the forenoon
ph; e Ign' III equity whrh James Lehman, Esq',oI
thipsburg had the time of his death redeem the
,omes'ead lot Of land which he hved, sill aated in
,n'psburg and bounded southerH by land Of David
y yman, Dennis Gahan and James Duy-wesierly by
'aiiu OF marker Duly-nonhery by land OF VIM Wildes
AND easieriy by the Mnl-Pond coniaining about
,uhured acres also piece Of ,and and marsh
iunnewelPs Ponr, conve we'd 10 him by George Rock
containing twenty-five acres OF apand and acres
Il marsh including the Teversion the right ofdower
the whole. the whole having mortga red By said
Lehman to BENJAMIN RandnH FEBRUARY 4, ID, fsI7 10
ecure the payment OF thousand and sixty dollars
with interest ELIZABETH LEHMAN
3w35 Administrative Of sail Lenuan's estste
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COULD DO NO MORE,

was then advised by friend 10 try Buchau,, Upnr,
ran Baisam did and the result ha. been mosI
tonshing Ny daughter is ENTIRELY CURED, and is
now attending to her accustomed duties. paid Two
any sort of benefit, while Six Dollars worth Of Hung
ran Balsam had removed the disease, restored ih
strength, and brought on healthy action.
am gratefully yours,
JOHN YOUNG.
David F. Bradlee Son, 100 Washington ST Boston
Sole gents for the u States aud British Provinces
American price, dollar per boule.
A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinify
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Southern Pine Lumber For Sale

THE subscribers Agents for the sale the above
Timber the very lowest ratcs-to be deli vcred at
Dari.n Upper Steam Mil, Georgia
PORTER &SMITH
Bath, Feb, II, ISL. 3m3i
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DISASTERS.

LAUNCHED from the Ship-House of Johnson Ricout,
Esq, in this city fine ship of about 40 TONS which is
not yet named.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

THE Copa rship heretofore existing under the 6rm
name OF Farnsworh Il Brooks, is this day dissolved
by mutual agreement and consent.
ANDREW J. FARNSWORTH.
GEORGE H. BROOKS.
Bath. Feb 1a, 1851. 35if
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NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber has just returned from New York and
i Boston, with large assortment Of New Goods -
Cheaper than evcr-call the Auction Store and
anime. II. w. OWEN.
Bath, Feb u.s. 1851 IS
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Citv Accounts,
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.

TUE subscriber wishing close oa his Winter Stock
10 make room for his Spring Go''ds, would most
respectfully those Of such call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
lie would call particular attention TO his stock Of Me-
talc Rubbers-whch Tor durability, surpassed by
in the country Among them may be found La
dies Boots-do Buskims and slpTers-GemI's Heavy
Over Shocs-Nisses AMI Chdren's Boots, Buskns
and Slippers.
The above stock will b, soil al reduced prices for
CASH. J. w. ROBERTS,
81 door north of Owen Auction Store.
Bath. Feb Il, 1851. 81
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Joyful Iutelligcnee !

mother Life Sarcd after the Doctor. could do no
more.
Bath, Me-, Feb. 81, 1si5
DR. Bradlee-Sir-I take pleasure in giving Won :.
statement Of the beneficial effects Buchan's H1ura-
ran Balsam on my daughter who had be- en- for num-
Der of yeais afflicted with bad cough pain in the side
raising blood, and all those pains and troubles which
attend that nsidious disease, CONSUMPTION /
employed several distinguished physician. at grea, ex
pense, who after numerous visits and m,nn -.
ments, finally declured that '' @APe'i-
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Paper Hangings!
CHEAPER YETI! t
MORRISON 4 THORNTON continue sell al pri-
NJ ces below competition. Old AHclion Store,
north of Il. Hyde Il Co.'S. 3w75
1900 Yards Carpeting.

WE must dispose of the above o make room
w Spring supply. Also large assortment of VIM
dow Shades and Curtain Fixi@res, which will sell
very cheap. MORRISON & THORNTON.
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The Union Meeting

ABDOMINAL SUPPoRTERS-soId and warrant
II ell, ~ IS :. Y. SHAW.
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HAVING passed of the satisfaction OF all true
III friends of the Constitution public attention is
being directed TO UPrON'S DagaeFreosype Rooms, IS
Front Street Mr. Upton respectfully informs his Gus
toners than he has reduced HIS prices hsi who
wish for pictures find for not embracing
the present oppor tuniiy. 25tf
lust received at J w ROBERTS. a prime LOT Of
y Mems Grained Boots. Call and examine, I'd door
north Of Owens Auction Store, ~
lust received at w ROBERTS another lot Of those
Youths doubled soed Thick Booss-2d door norih Of
Owens Auction Store.
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Brown and Bleached Sheetings.

THE subscriber is opening this morning complete as
L sortment of brown and bleached sheetings Also
few bales Of those reniHshss brown '9 sao
cheap. IL. W. y" ELY:
s. 10
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Mr.. McLane, of Md, offered a resolution
to close the debate on the river and harbOl
bill tomorrow a. o'clock-passed.
The house then went into committee on
that subject. Mr.. McLane resumed his re-
marks from yesterday.
In the Senate, on Saturday, Mr.. Douglas
from the committee on territories, reported
back the house bill authorizing the egisa.
lures of Oregon and Minnesota to take charge
of school lands in those territories-passed.
also, the bill authorizing said legislatures 10
employ additional clerks when in session :
passed. x
Mr.. Berrien called up the bill regulaiin g
fees to marshals, clerks and attorneys in the
II. S. circuit courts and district courts.
Mr.. Hamin offered an amendment thai
when the fees OF any clerk of these courts
hall not exceed $500 year they shall be
laid by the treasury sum 10 make It S2OO
Tie amendment was adopted.
lr. Gwin moved that an addition OF fifty
per cent on fees be allowed in California fol
four years. Adopted
House. In committee of the whole up the
river and harbor bib. Mr.. Featherston com
planned that the bill was to be passed with
out giving adequate tine for consideration
He said the estimatedsupport of govern
ment for, the next year was put down al
$500, 100000 and the pubic debt could no.
be estimated at lees than $lOo 0O0, 900.
The bill was also Opposed by Messrs
Toombs and German, and a debate kept uI
between Mr.. Taylor, OF Ohio, Giddings,
Schenck, and others, when, at4 O'Clock
without taking a vote, the committee ad
journed, .o-s. -, .,.
II the Senate, on Monday, Mr.. Felch pre-
scented the credentials Of Gen. Gass, re-eec.
ted for Michigan. Various petitions wers
presented. Mr.. Hamlin presented petition
from Maine for repeal of the fugitive slave
law, and moved its reference to the judiciary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

lfrom tne aHe IalIorhlat Dec l9I
The u. $ schooner Ewing, Lieut.. Moore COM
mAhding, is under orders to proceed to Monterey,
lUI the purpose of Transporting the astronomical
- ~ OF the coast survey to Monterey. This par.
~ Il under the direction OF Mr.. George Davidson,
Lawson, and Rockwell. They will erect an oh.
servsiory AZ Monterey Immediately, and commence
ticking the astronomical observations As soon as
The ptrty Is landed, Lieut.. Moore will return to
this port, and az soon as practicable proceed, IN
conjunction with Mr. n u. Cuts, to carry on to
completion tie light house survey preparatory 10
the erection OF Light house and fog signal at the
Fsrrallones, and light houses At Fort Point and
hlcatraces Ii. M. is TO have charge ofthe hydro
graphic department, TO which Mr. McMurry is at
taohed az drsuphtsman. The officers Of the Ewing
are Lieut.. Moore, Midshipmen Gibson and Denny,
and Assistant Surgeon Mitchell The surveying
parry expect 10 perform great deal during the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22
SHIPMENTS OF GOLD DUST FROM CALIFORNIA.
kFresh Discovery Of Silver and Lead Mines,
&c, &c, &c.

The steamship Cherokee, Capt. Windle, and tn
Prone theus, Capt Tinklepaugh, arrived at thi
port, early yesterday morning, from Chagres. The
Cherokee left Chagres the 9Th inst, and Kings
ton on the 18Th The Prometheus left Chagres on
the 10th, at midnight.
The steamship California arrived at Panama on
the Sd inst. from San Francisco. She experienced
a heavy gale off San Diego, but suffered no mate
rial damage. The steamer lsthmus arrived al
Psnama on the eth inst.
Bv these arrivals we have dates from San Fran
cisco to the 10Th December, and froEs Sacramento
CRY TO the 18th.
The Cherokee brings about million aud quar-
ter OF gold dust, and all the New York passenger:
from the Isthmus, except few who held tickets
for the steamer Falcon. Among that number was
Or. Darcy, of Newark, y. j.
The Prometheus brings about half million O
gold and two hundred and forty.four passengers.
The steamship Philadelphia was TO sail from
Chagres on Saturday, 18th inst, with the U. 3
mails for Havana and New Orleans.
The Panama Railroad Company's steamer Cor
gona had arrived at Chagres.
The Falcon arrived at Chagres at noon, on the
lo:h The F. was to sail for New York on the 18th
with the mails.
Our thanks are due to Messrs. Gregory Il Co,
Adams Il Co., Dodge 4 Co, the express lines, and
10 the gentlemany pursers of the Cherokee and
Prometheus, for the many favors they have ex-
tended to the Ntu York Herald.
The news from California is highly interesting
and highly favorable. Our extracts Of political,
social, mining, and commercial intelligence, are
full and complete Our marine news is important,
particularly from the whaling feet.
The following is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

California is noted for her resources OF every
character. Every day brings 10 view and de-
velopes more fully her hidden treasures We
have been informed on credible authority that a
several miles northeast of the emigrant road about
eleven miles above Johnsons rancho Il was dis
covered by two Ifishmen who were emigrating to
this country, and who had wandered from the road
several miles, in pursuit Of stock. They at once
supposed IL to be silver mine and that their for
tunes were done made They brought large
quantity 70 Mr. Johnsons rancho ; II was examined
and found to be very rich lead ORE containing pro-
baby 90 per cent of lead. Vast quantities could
readily be obtained without the sinking Of shaft
or the driving of level, since the ore is repre-
sented 70 lie upon the surface Of the earth in large
bouders. In the course Of time II is quite pro-
bable that the mine VIII be worked, and as no
presume that the ore contains a fair proportion Of
silver the latter being generally found TO greater
or less extent IN ell lead mines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22


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s7N. US 10 assl,gel % a,lie.zs7 D,
Dfore Indian Depreciation,

We have h. ard that party Of our citizens des-
tined for the quartz region east OF Los Angeles,
were attacked, few days since, in the tulare plain
beyond the Msriposa, by the Indians, and II Is
ported that seven Americans who were out hunt
ing mules which had been stolen from their camp,
were attacked and killed. Among the names re-
ported as sufferers, are Capt. Powell, Jack Ryan,
r. Ross, and Robert Collins. Mr.. Wallis MEM
Der Of cur City Council, was one OF the party, and
we hope to hear from HIM in few days contra
diction Of the disastrous portion Of this report.