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Duity fund 100000 have been taken by capitalists
savings banks, insurance and trust com paniss
The Treasurer Of the u. mint, Philadelphis gives
the annexed statement of deposits received and paid
and coinage executed during the week. ending Saturday,
(partiy esfimattd)
eilver ..... 74s3 I4763 e,243
Total. 80. sa2i,5sa sI,ss7, sol s2,o2s se7
From the above statement 1t will be seen that the
amount paid on rtihcates Of deposit exceeds the
amount coned BY s64z 46s; which is mainly owing to
the existing arrangement with the sub treasury, by
completed.
The Vermont Central Railroad Company are in the
market for a large loan Two millions Of dollars
required to relieve the company from the embarrass
ments surrounding them. is proposed to issue bonds
two millions Of dolars, bearing seven per cent nte
by mortgage on the entire property Of the
company placed Ia the hands Of trustees payable ten
years from the November 1861 The proceeds of the
Of these bonds to be applied to the liquidation of
the liabilities Oft company The Vermont Central Rail
road is hundred and seventeen miles long, and has
cost millions of dollars The receipts Of the road
IN 1850, $2s7os3 The receipts for the present
year, up to October 1st $442654 In September,
this year, the earnings s82l35 81
The interest the debt Of CALIFORNIA; due in January
will be paid promptly at maturity According to the
lItsst official returns the public debt Of California
annexed
FINANCES CALIFoRNIA-PuBLIc DEBr
Three per cent bonds outstanding $685. 900 90
1Eterest in full due bonds. ........... 1876 A.!
rohoeu pohos ssueu.'. ozo,oou
Interest due same. INSTRUMENTATION. :. So
Comptronsrs warrants outstanding ....... 145 203
Aotdi SIlSS OF
The debt of the State outstanding the LIST Of Ma
last authorized to be funded by converting the
warrants into bonds payable in 1857 and 1884, the in
terest to be paid semi annually in New York, and
In the Tressurer's Office San Francisco, at the op
tion Of the holder OF this debt it will be that
there has been funded three hundred and twenty
six thousand dollars The funded bonds bear interes
Of per cent, payable semi annually, January and
July. Compared with the of California the
present debt is bagatee, and there is doubt
but that all Of the engagements Of the treasury will be
puncually paid The population of that State at pre-
sent numbers hundred and fifty thousand, aud is
steadily increasing The State has large claims against
the government Of the United States which will be
subject for legislation hereafter In the event Of
coveYy these claims the debt the State be easily
quidated without resortng any special taxation for
that purpose As as the financial affairs of the
State placed upon permanent basis the bonds
will doubtless command better prices in the market
There is now great want of confidence among CAPT
taiste.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

nAY's PATENT SPRING SHANK CLOG OVER
~ shoes-Buyers Of Cleys remember the orisssl trqs
Rubber Clog IL the patent OF Day 8 Court.ndt street IL
made with no cloth or in the sole between heel .ud
bahas Strap will stay the boot and does i3ok
like rubber shoe; but xe mere gnter fxing 0o Msau
factured exclusively BY Day. Avoid the they N
not give satisfaction They put into The market the
eomhsaton 70 destroy We reputs.ion q moe, vslu,s
ton ~ " DAY 23 Courtlsndt etrest, n Oldest maau
ftcnrer e ndin Rubber In the S. owner o7 nsiA Rub
btr Pstents.
DRFM1UM TND1A RUBBER SHOES AND CAR
u Spruas-Two prizes re awarded 10 last menth BY
the Americas Insueone for the bsst aida Rnbber over
shcts end one for the best Car srrnas Fuer patent
Ihis proves che superiority Il the gods made sy
y. II DAY % Cortiandt street
InvtHtor and III Patents and Oldest
turer of Indis Rubber in the United States
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~ REGoRr's GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
W Parcel subscribers viii forward their next
steamers neir and Daniel Wester Sstur.
day go November sSP NJ All freight by this Express
accompanied BY experienced who through
with 70 San Francisco. shippers deliver their toods
By Friday Parcels received ntl o'clock and letters
AZ II. " ,onSaturdsy THOMPSON HITCH VOCk.
Managers and Agents. lag Pearl street. corner OF Waf
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NEW PURLICATIoNs.

lust PyBLIsHED. ISAAC CHEEK THE NAN OF
Naxsly Dougss Jerrold author OF Mrs Caudle, Titus
Irumrs, Man Of Money, Job Pippins, &C. This brilliant
author has displayed In this production k happy faculty
the deneaton of humorous character The Man Of Wax
everov wth Wit keen sarcasm and close observston and
redundant With comic situations sad delightful adven-
turts The readers of Titus Trumps will delighted with
Price l21s cents BUNCH BROTHER
-, Publishers. No 1884 Nassau street.
HoTts, by Douglas Jerrold. Prics cents ~
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INSURANCE. q.

/ IFE E1NsURANCE.-NATIoNAL LOAN FUND LIFE
- Assurance Society of London General Agents once,
No Grand street. Jersey CityThe above Company
nnuee 70 effect Insurance The lives Of persons resident In
Vie United states and Caforna and other speosl hs
aras fsr rates Of premium. Fer ,srms bank forms.
T. LEANDER STARE General arsn.
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l Usy pUnLisuEp- -RENARKABLt ANp INyALUA.

bls medical book lor sentemsn, ty Dr. p HooS .hs
etlebrsted tutacr and ecturer-Msns own system Ana
onical and Physclos,s with the Uaus,s ymo3oms and
Cuft Of evtry dtrangcment vh-h t liable snd ths
ia W sgethe only beck ot The kai n thc tssh laapae
ne new dstveres ast0reh all and htcrto unknown
means OF relief give hope and nsE life 10 onsands Il he
uncrtgnse shd poversst form rly sunk 10 hgffss de-
Esr. fmeh ecttopi ooioFed plltes. Published ~ "
trong " N.ssau street and 70 he had from All booheeler
BY pesA
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LIQUORS.

V'BE OLDEST AND BEST WINES. BRANDIEs Sc.
ears Nc, Ne, can be bought at she celebrated brandy
store, $50 Broome street. OF Crosby. Every article
vArsbted as reprseented Buyers effect saving
ty VISITING the above store.
EQI HOUSTON STREET CORNER or MULBERRY
co The old store, celebrated for glass Of Ale
good old Brandy, Is still hand All invited " call
One trial will prove The fact
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A DAMS co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT.
rsSsas. and Pssel kspres per y s,n s.s,msr
SsorEis on Monday, November st,h sad y " = Nail
steamer vi Dorsao on Wednesday, November nth In con
sguenee d the aceumulatng Of freight ordered for
Me California Market W 60 b cur line We have ioiad
Hfulsr dsy BY the y Mai steamer Iin0s sn
November I'd, ~ ocock, p NJ in charss ots special
neght sgenI snd sreca throuat csscarsr We shall also
tsrstoh Parcel Erpfeas W he u Mail searsr Geor
Ea. Monday November - b, ats O'CLOCK n ", IA care
athrCueh messenger % deetaticn on regular SENT
hcrthiy kxtress viii forward ~ the u y Mail steamer
81 Iortso On ednesd.y Nevsm her 2h. nst at oclocF
r. NJ usna In charge % special freight agent and
hroush uoseer an f 1t intended ot e,her ot these
Exr-ssss ust be delivered % With invoices PRIOR
he Of sane. Small rsrce's will Ne received ~;
a. on day Of steamer departure. ADAkS& 90,
n andle wall s.reeh
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Elm NANCIAI1.


VERnonT CENTRAL RAILRoAD;--PR0P0SAL1
kAro.d invite sssled for the purchase
d beDds OF said secured by morage Of the road,
10 william Amory. Charles o. Whtmore. and Joan SAITH,
S trustees The Bonds will be payable in ten year.. from
NOVEMBER l and will bear interest at the Of
per cent payable stths once Of the Trea-
insalnents payable first TO be made
on u oth Gay OF December 6 The must
be paid in cash the fen.inns nssslmsass may be made in
made ON settlement squ. 20 cash TIE M Of Noyem
applied in the liquidation of the liabilities Of tha company
and for statement OF the present financial position Of the
compsny reference be had 70 printed report Of tho
which has just made The mortgage 10 made
10 secure the Of TO the
sne made road III miles in length. which has cost
81 OO receipts Of the road for the 1850
s27s Thsrscepss for the present year up 70 October
s62 1855 81 The Bonds will be issued in sums Of $780, and
Proposals must be returned 10 ths Treasurer on o.!
before December and must be sealed and
marked Proposals for the Mortgage Bonds The propo
sails opened the Directors the I'd day Of Decem
ber next Those persons whose proposals are viii
be notified immediately ". G. X. K. Once, Boston. Now
10, lS5l JOSIAH QUINCY, Jr,
Treasurer Vermont Central Railroad.
CO. WHIrMORE
5AksS s,rssN 9gSs. Finance Committee
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THE BALL SEASON.

and sixth avenues '' '''" ''''''A WV
THE BALL SEASON.
4. Herald eaa1s VIII s.ss place y The ScsS Sy
Assembly Rooms: on Monday Evening PsssmSss is s,l
TSm 'fs ieowins cSmmssss Of i, Arfssussmsass;-S A.
ssy ssss; sin @ sssss e Snssa w!i,s P
T Hannihna J c. Davis r n Armst,eng. J. stack. K.
ASrss D. rss.S Good ;in p sf:Rs
uIBEhNIAN UNIVERSAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Of on Monday srsniss Now sh 1857 81 s
Hal. The mis.ss pledge shsmsslsss that the shall
TGs SsH. Eascs I p
FRANCIS FLYNN. Secretary.
TIE FIRST BALL AND ANNIVERSARY OF LODGE
No. D. Of s., will take paok at the Casino, late Chi
ssfsy sSSsnss fs ss;
to had AZ serb1sr Ai Broadway or At the door on
vTRIMBLE GUARD-THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
v R the M T5TSs Guard w Be syss a. as sy W. Assem-
Tickets be had At street .hs ssa
G InuRLArD Secretary.
Ago0 Rooms. M.na.y evening IT rSsss Sss
either the following oSmmsses rIrds
Cabin. j. Kinbsr. + Morgan. NJ 1 Lehmsn Bssd.hsw,
s9ssI H.
OF a. the box office Of .hs National Theatre AsaFy gem
DopwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 4s
"A Broome streeat, near Broa dway0wng to the crowd
been deemed advisable to divide the classes meeting
Mondays and Thuredays For those wishing TO
At once to meet either on Mondays and
Wednesdays and baturdays-st and o'clock for ladies'
and for young LADIES' misses and masters Glasses for
will shortly commence for those who taken les
sons. For terms &C., see circulars
EERREROs DANCING ACADEMY NOW OPEN. AT
No. "a West Frurteenth street, between the tfth and
ard d sauSy
afternoons At half past three o'clock Evening class for
ysntemep. Monday and Thursday At halt past o'clock
Private and schools attended, sorees as usual
MADAME pEsJARDINs GRAvIER, HAVING RE-
lVl moved her Dam cling Academy to No bi Clinton Place.
her and calls the sttsnsisn Of the
the two elegant dances, La Cracovia" and "La sic
and London where they been expressly composed for
this season by the most eminent professors
CIGNoR GHERARDIs DANCING ACADEMY, sll
instructions dancing take place for young ladies and mas
every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon ooock
svenng gentlemen. Tuesday and Frdiy Prvie
classes schools attended Sorees given, as usual
NIBLO's BALL AND CoNCERT ROoM.-!rnE PRO-
oens Bali put in complete order for thu
ung Many important alterations and improve.
made for the ccufrt and eonvenieaee OF
parties; newreoepon saloon pariors ana dressing
With all the for ladies' and gentle
The ysasble services Of kr yeey the able sad hos
xr " is prov ded cooke. good and n
nve waters and everything Of the very beet ths mArse
h choicest wines and liquors. and pains or expense uh
vpsred give satisfaction &c thos who desirous
'ps ps.sss ys on srs Tor appiy
The sfeese Crosby street,
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ADVRRTISEMENYS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMER BALTIC. FO
" LiverpoeL-Letter and newspaper bags for England
Ireland france Germany and all other parts Of Europo
will slcse the Broadway Post Office. No fl2l Bro
way Canal street morrow sa.urdav morning a,
quarter past o'clock Weekly Herads and Tribunes In
wrappers, for sale for every steamer; .
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coPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
TIE CoPAETNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
tetwten the unoersigned. under the hsm OF Ssmrs)a
Perry this d.v dissolved by mutusl The bus
sTEPHEy SAMPSON,
New York. Nov.lo 1851. HIRAM 2 PERRY.
CD 000 "A PARTNER WANTED. Win IRON
SsVVV. two 20 four tousand dolltrs % engage With
TIE adverteer IN the -Four buenSes address, With real
name, Busincss ofce Of tie Journal Of Commerce. ~ b.
Iheievtser estselsaed IN business, and doinE
sood trade
DhkThER WANTEp-lN A HOTEL WITH sL0p
ctth The house ts well furnished, doing good bus
ness. and will accommodate hundred address,
for psrticulsrs. A. n. MAYNARD. No. 8 Wall street
WAETED-A SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER
w (actNe treerredl nth $500 $40 Ot in cash, Ia
wtntee IN wholesale liquor store The business s we'll
sstabshed having large aumbtr Of coed ossomers aud
could be decreased easily One Of the partners other
business which requires his whole atten ton and forced
On that account 20 sell HIS interest In the business Please
may be had.
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u C. KEMP, uAUCTIONEER HANDSOME FURNI
~: turs PianSforte Mirrors @e be 500 BY order 81
Nassau street near Fulton street Kemp will sell 81
Auction above all the furniture OF and ashonaby
furnished house. but tile used mortgaged to debt
Of $O and removed to the No Nassau street. for
the sale This furniture mostly made
erder and has been in but short time and parteu
Arly worthy the attention Of purchasers including
fne rosewood Panoforte, made by W. Lndeman Som cost
1850.
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VIZ J. T. TAPSCOTr q CO., IS SOUTH STREET,
w uypy drafts for any amount payable throughout
Great Britain ana ireland They also sole agents for
Line, and Line Of Liverpool packets and the Line Of
London PACKETS Passage by Of which ships be
gagged on reasonable terms.
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EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY NOW OPEN, AT
No. "a West Frurteenth street. between the fifth and
sixth Days Of instruction for young ladies' and
half past three o'clock Evening class for
gentlemen, Monday and Thursday At half past o'clock
Private schools attended. Soees given usual
The New York herald., 1851-11-21

r. ALLEN, ACCOMMODATIONS NOTICE
d. j. \. Alen will sell this day, Nov 2 at half past
o'clock at No Ss Broadway near Duane strsst elegant
tstwood, Mahogany. and walnut Cabinet Furniture
eoppsns complete assortment Of reny upholstered and
carved drawing Turpi richly carved chamber do
library and dining Furniture Also Furnishing Ar
cles Fancy Goods &C. Also sets Of drawing room Furni-
ture in plush and brocate Sets OF amber Furniture
richly aud very vaube sets Of painted and
melled do. Catalogues morning Of sale.
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yALES BY AUCTION.

TCTIoN NoTICE.-THOs. BELL. AUCrI0SEER-
n Dy T. This day 1T l01t o'clock will be sold
IN the auction ROOMS by order Of she pa
lspee stock watches jewery aud fancy articles whoh
ocudnos bee mplstedo Thursdsy Also saas aSd &
esfsho would dry goods clothing and Numerous
fsra
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posT OFFICE. CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER or
mail steamer Baltc-Letter bags will close At this ooe
Saturday, Nov H. at 10 o'clock, TOR Liverpool
Lsnden ireland, France, all parts Of Gernany and other
foreign countries. AARON SWART5.
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NsIIcE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE FoNTENoY
IN Guards requested to attend drill Friday
Ing the 2lst inst Mr.. Toomcys Of Grand and
Elizabeth streets 81 oeloek precisely By ortsr Of
HUGH 9. FLOOD, Captain.
JANIS CRAMFR, Secretary.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC.
THE MILITARY.

noDwoRTH GUARD. - THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ Dodworth Guard requested TO attend meeting at
The Mercer House, Saturday the ga ns at Soclock
n. Military gentlemen desrous Of participating in
A. j. Johnson, Captain.
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BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

| RoAkDIEG..A FURNIsRED SITTING BOON AND
bssroen aeloining second floor Also several seod
hoems WIN ns suitable for gentlemen and their wives
with fu OF Partial board Hot cola and Baths
Rroad
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A UCIIoN NOTICE. HORSES, CARRIAGES. Ex-
"A press w axon Harness, sAddles, &c.-Ssturdsy Nov
22d AZ 81 Dey street. .ornsr Of Grssnweh street
order Light barouche pair suky wheels light buggy
wagon harness, saddles, NC. W A. CARTER Auot.,
81 Bey street, corner of Greenwich.
The New York herald., 1851-11-21

DEREMPTORY SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
Residence in the village Of Huntington. l., Tuss
day, Nov & at oclook. r. M story aud
basement house with the modern contain
rooms together with carriage house &C., with about
half of land handsomely laid with great
ety Of hrubbery and choice fruit trees N. B. stormy
sale hrst fair day.
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DITKIHs AUCTION SALES OF ABOUT TWO THOU
i sand Village Building Los. and Sections Of Land,
the ground situated the village site of Woodve.
Long Island 50 mile, by railroad from the city Of New
York, about miles by plank road, from Peck slp,
Grand Division ferries will take place
None ays Of each week. at o'clock r. shortly after
the arrival of twelve clock train of from the
South Ferry beginning the sale with focr lots block So
with the pvsg Of four and the choice o the block
Monday November H. ISL the railroad depot, and
country residence Mr. Phineas WALKER ct the firm OF
Wbeeoek Il Walker III Pearl street being erected
Persons wishing 20 view he Iremires can 90 ont by the
twelve ocloek arrive at minutes past twelve ana
woodvile o'clock and seven miantes 10
the South Ferry thus giving half hour the ground
view Of the charming spots be ound the
city Of New York Go and see: j. r. PIrKlN: Geseral
Agent and Auctoneer, offoe IS BroadEay New York.
New. ~ 1851 NoteThe titles to the above operty
unquestionable. j. X. Il.
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MADAME DEsJARDINS GRAVIER, HAVING RE-
Nl moved her Dancing Academy TO No bi Clinton Place
respectfully informs the public that she has opened
calls the attention Of the connoisseur
the two elegant dances, La Cracovia and LA sici
which she has received from her agents In Paris
where they have been expressly composed for
this by the most eminent professors.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, SEPT. 4, 1864.

no Mr. O. w. JAMES Of Cincinnati, Ohio, general travel
ling agent or the States assisted by Johs DENT Wa
RAasIY Dr. j. w DswoKrH, r. X GRAVES, A. H. LAWS JAMES
RuraEHroap EDWARDS THOMAS fRAnALsD ana =, ~
L. WissaAs above has eefuhcA" Oh inc
Mayor Cincinnati OF the city, describing "e
will paying them, and We nope al On "no
they will convenient TO settle Win thcni.
aS- n. PALsEs, the American Newspaper AGENT ING o
agent this paper In the cities Of Boston, Ne~
and duly empowered 10 take
required BY HIS Iccep~ VIII w
regarded His areBo.ton Congress suest
New York, building Philadelphia, northwest corner o.
Third q Chestnut streets.
uy LEWIS OF Montgomery, Alabama our gen.
the States of Alabama and Tennessee as
sisted by his sons, James O. and Samuel ID, Lewis
QfEswAsDs SAsyoRD, Co.. agents and bankers In
United States, London and LIVERPOOL have been appointed
UAon and authorized receive subscriptions
this Their Office In London Is at NO. III
street, Liverpool No. Columbia Buildings
This concern connected in this country with the weknown
Of Adams Co.. agents. and entitled to the comb
dence Of friends abroad.
0WILLAn Of Richmond, Virginia. general agent
Virginia. assisted travelling agents b. PoLLxR and JAAEs
TdoaAs.
subscribers, &C., for The Union in Texas.
NY-Recepts from either the above will be good
Mr. isRAEL Il. No. lo9 South Tenth street, fiadc
phia, general travelling AGENT assisted by Mcssn WA
WILD, JoAs COLLINS JANIS DEERIHo, KIRK WELLINGTON
E. A. EVANS JOHN T. JupKISs LOCKE JOS BUTTON GEoRaz
P. BUTTON. and THOMAS d. NicK
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The intelligence from Oregon, received at San Fran
cieco, TO the 22d July
The steamship Columbia arrived at San Francisco, re-
ports that when she left, the Elizabeth Allen, of New
York, had been lying off the Columbia river for elk
days, waiting for pilot She two hundred and
eight days from New York, and half OF her crew were
sick with The scurvy.
The Indian war was completely broken up. The Ore
Eon Spectator OF July 22d Gays that the 9th OF juno
MAJOR kearny ceased operations against the Rogue
Indans having spent some twelve days in securing the
we lnoisn country. Many battles or skirmshes were
fought and abont fifty Indians killed, and many wound
"a 'hirty prisoners taken, their village burned and pro-
visonscons'sing OF salmon roots berries and grass
seeds--destroyed
rumor had been in circulation at Astoria that Gov
Gaines and his party had been surprised and captured by
an verwhsming force at Rogues river, but 1t was with
out foundation. letter from him to the superinend.
state Of affairs in that vicinity e attributes much blame
to the whites.
None OF the overland parties OF the present season
had arrived when the Columbia left Oregon
Jacob Papons, reported as killed by the Indians some
weeks since. 10 alive.
The party OF Captain Kirkpatrick, who were supposed
10 have been murdered blythe Indians at Point Oriord
Rogues river, a. previously detailed, have arrived in
OreRon-thus confsmRg vague Tumor, received by a
former arrival, OF their safety They had several en-.
counters with the Indians, whom they successfully held
at bay; Ammunition becoming scarce however, they
were Obliged to abandon their Intrenchnens and after
apeous overland journey, during which they suffered
much Tor want OF provisions, they reached Oregon.
Iap' nicbnor aaded about the middle Of July second
parry al Pom, Oxford, consisting OF sixty five men, with
1OuI cannon and plenty of small arms and ammunition
Wen iour OF the party started Immediately for oRues
river and the Shasta mines
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ASEcpoTE or Da. LISGARp.-The following anecdote,
related in the words OF DR.. Lngard himself in
letter OF Mr. Lomax, OF Preston, published in the
London Times
When we were about leaving Douay, resolved to
visit Paris. for then thought might probably never
have another opportunity and, though il was rather
hazardous experiment, went All went on well and
safely I'LL the last day OF my stay when mscreant OF
bonnet rouge Who by some inscru'able mystery, saw
Theological student written my face, Suddenly shout
ed "Cnlot,n ~ This from the calotts, or eoifhe
black sku-cap so commonly worn by the continental
Clergy qulckened my pace, but the cry continued, and
at last was accompanied BY the agreeable refrain, Ia
fansrns" "Caiofin a Ia idnferns ~ dared up
now passage, followed by the mob, which was head
ed by stout dame de halle In the passage some
posts, which got through or over-l cannot tell you
which reached the end Of the passage, and on turn
ing the corner caught view OF my pursuers and their
captain. and that Madsme-being. fortunately for
me, possessed OF ardor than crcumspec,ion-
stuck fast between the posts and that the citizens her
companions, could not advance until the impairment
removed nor very easily retreat from being 30 closely
packed SO got clear or leaving them all really in what
may he called elk"
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Caows JEWELS or EsoLAsp.-A correspondent o
Philadelphia Inquirer, describing visit to the Io''
London, says:
The room in which the crown jewels are kT ~
one OF the new towers. built since the FIRE aIew yJf
ago. An old woman has charge of the treasures =, a
than iwofee square, there isjeweIry valued at y
or nearly 9l3,000,o0o. The crowns are Ths ca
tnat Of Victoria sparklea with precious stones a.,h
lish very proud OF the show, and take grea,
witnessing the astonisament OF foreigners. VINO b
surprise and admiration q, the value and spendo' :"
regal baubes.r
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NAvAL.--At Tahiti, about June 10, United States w
Of war ST. MISREPRESENTATION unknown.
The United States sloop- of war Falmouth was to ~"
San Francisco for the Atlantic States via VALPARAISO"
the Goth August.
The United States sore-ship Supply was at San y"
cisco. She would leave for Valparaiso on the ls =,
The United States steamship Southampton v" o..
expected to arrive at San Francisco, with stores lo
Pacific squadron.