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Saeess q America at the Hortds Far--A London letter, of the fth instant. mentions that The jurors Of the great exhibition had met that week to decde upon the award of medals 10 ex- hlhitors The distribution o4 tbe puzeS will not be made til after the exhibition s ciosed and then Is E probable thai ,he Queen gill present thela The writer learns ltom good source tha, the Amegiean section wlll o5taa more prizes than many QtAaf tosr,gI Rajl0ns. notwithstanding We are neessag3y saWhted 6y Joaa Bail sboag our 'oe3sTe aud msseraha sa0w, twcnty-thFee nedais have already been awarded .o American eXhbi- .ogy
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Thn f,nnfest la 0rer.

Last evening closed the Congressional campaign and we can only give the result of the election in this city.
 Johnson received ........... ITS votes
 Preston ..2l6
 We have no noinieIligenee from any other precinct in the county. The true democracy entertain no fears of the result; although il is certain that no democratic candidate has ever been assaiied with such virulence by wbigs and renegades. as Ioba- son. We believe he will rise superior to the mis- representation and calamny and all the embaT- rassmeats winch have been thrown in his path by pretended democrats; but in whatever way the election may terminate, there arc some who will have heavy account to settle with the party to which they profess to belong, and 1t shall bs our duty to hold them up and sec that they are not forgotten.
 Fslsrcle Tossnshsp p- Johnson 20 Preston i2.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

IT His Excellcncy Gov. Roane, arrived in this city on Friday last in good health. What becomes of the inSinuation broadly made that he left the State to avoid voting for Johnson2 It now lies buried with hundred other misrepresentatons which were made to effect the election of Johnson
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Cholera at Enri smifh.

The disease at ,his post s gradually abahng.-- The Herald of .he 18th July gives the following;
 Lr Four deaths tfon cholera dpring the last week, viz: 2 Satardsy--Ars. Jackson,
 Sunday---Mrs Hess and son,
 THeslay--Mr. HAgeg.
 The Physicians ali agree ia saying there IS no CD desGic cholera in this place. and that the eaSeS thai now oecar, arc generally caused bY inpEu- deuee ia eating or assgkag.
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smersean Efsuc hs.e.

san toag Kong '6es taaf 4.f
 ;hfec asou'hs of the presegi Yu -J
 . CAiaess had emisgatea to Caai.".A -. eat RsaY 8ose woa:d eaalgsaa a .As t9 ps yesg The ssme iattef sale.
 sitty ;heussad tqas sl Agsfs sa ssse 4a : lied al tAls pon ilog4 Kong 4s nine ugaiAs They caue aastly 1ua L and aiteg ,sR4.ns taeii fFpxft fEs tf "A to take iB .leaAts hs ae tuita <.aies u ilt Eleven AIaesesn saipa sese9 tbspsaaa a tf's loaded Whsrapsa 'f Eagisul saaee lae sss jaly,-is5a Ftieea aaless eafita }' past giRtsf, aad the @sWess ati ep2H 'afat@@4 of tae por. ae iet.n aE,ak ssaa4aot- sa- Af autAort.csi h. ias stA als te lsetras .as aeS'a ihuA u efeuS
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05
Fonr Days Later.

The Delta of the 2sth ult., contains further in formation relative to tho progress Of the Cuban movement. It has dispatch received on the 27th, as follows -
 SAVANNAH July D, 1s5l--9 pm.
 The passengers by the Isabel, arrived today, confym the news received previously of the revo- iution in the Central and Eastern Department.- The numbers of Inc pairlais were daily increasing, and several engagements had taken place. In one of them, Bngadier Gen Cont and nme other Spanish officers had been made prisoners; in an- other, three hundred Spanish soldiers had been destroyed by the Patriot Army
 The Governor of Matan2as had informed the Captiaa General that the people of MatanzsS were prepanng to strike, snd that an outbreak was hourly expected. The Captain General was send ing troops to reinforce the garrison of Matanzas. The Parrots look for Gen. Lopez promptly.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

u- Hon. Hopkins L. Turney, U. S. Senator from Tennessee, is now candidate for the Legislature from Fraklin county of that State
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

Presideat.a, Aaaissatasa Tuscaloosa (AIa.l } Oteerrer, has holsted Inc name of James Buc- hahaa. of Pennsylvania. for President. and that of Wm. R. King, 0. Alsbsma. for Vice President.
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Another Elnnement.

Ot late we have heard of more e}apem ntS than common and often feel inclined to doubt the truth of the rumors daily gwen foEth but on enquiry, we regret 10 add We generally fnd them too true - Surely the Queen City IS acquiring an enviable reputation in thiS respect. Hardly a day passes bat we hear of some yoHng buck coarsing his way to Aberdeen, Cleveland. theyot Sharpsburgh If some other outlandish place in company slth some fan daughter of youthful teens-seareeiy !" old enough to leave her mamma vel" much less assume the lrying cares of domestic life
 We hardly know what Mrs. Pa.tngton viii say wben she bears ef tbe change m the tone morals lH stn-sin nau, but however we reconcile and con dote ourselves n the deuded hope that we are pre-. pared for the warst--curne V hat will. Nq longer ago than Friday last, physician who res,tes in lhe beauttui town oi Venice, la Butler county came hete with blushing cbeuy ripe young Miss
 engaged seats ii the aftetHoon train for Cieve-
 and. and was of et two o'clock and forty minutes bounding over hll and dale. at the rate of twenty or thHtY miies at hour. All s not yet told, how ever. lie has wantonIy abandoned a faithful wife with one little child to glerfy ther easy release rom 0ne wbo hath sworn 10 love. cheT,sh and pfolect,N through hte,--fron one who hath broken ttat sacred VOW, aud taken ap with an nasperl- eneed glr lefbapsf for whose ram and wreck he wui have some day to answer with conscience sflekcn hafror Tbe parents of the girl have offer cd a rewaEi ot one hundred dollars fer hs arrest and dispatches were promptly forwarded to Cleye- land to arrest ihe parties. -C CiHeaotgn Bggsr.
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4 Cssisa Plsnier. .of Georgia.

Il. Ats Partiagton says ii is a curious pEoyis- ion of nataFe, that hens never lay when eggs are dear, aad always commence when they are 'cheap.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

TWH. N. VAS vALKESBuneH. Esq, Warren Bradley coanty. is authorized to act ss Agent for the AFkansas Banuer
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

An Arsiabis SeHhimsaf.--At aralional Free Soil festival in Massachusetts, the following words were used in one of the speeches:
 E Shrs-kaaser eams to nsy Aoasr. ,ooaii XIII. Em tzks sks CONSTITUTION for Sis n;a4ng sAsei. AND sTaY ma IN HELL
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sIovcmeat of rroopS.

The St. Louis Union says, intelligence hadbeea received at Fort Leayenworth from For Mackay. to the effect that Col Summers command hac de parted thence on their march to New Mexico, and in general good Lsaltl,
 The steamboat Ohio from This port landed ffsy- SIX officers and mea of the Rifle Regiment, lately returned from Oregon. as Jefferson Barracks on the 18th I, is said that fall TOO men will be required to recruit the Regiment
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

Lr We tender our thanks to Mr. Edward Hand- rick, of Montgomery, Ala, for late New Orleans papeEs, in advance of the mails.
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Caaf Rscrai,s sae.by Ky News of the l6tk iast. says shassgEae half dozea yoafas bage Jeff that p'ace to iosn Lopez ia sno,ber eSIetsoa to Cuba.
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Hor SPRING. Itnly 90th. te5l.

pondent communicates.
 HoT STRING, 1Iny 30th, is5l. Mr, Editer:-The '' Banner !" IS f.se most popa- lar paper in the State. It's permanent character in the support of tue great democratic cause and in the defence of cherished principles render Il jssiiy %. There are other sheets engag, q in the same high calling, which we believe are destined to take high stand In controlling our interests, and our destiny as a State. Among which none are more entitled to support than the !" irkaa- saD TyuUeLer" of Camden. and ''Et4oya3o Union. But with US the " BeRner" with it's plain unso- phisticated arguments, it's independent tone, it's rc9seieetons and able, noble and digniked course, stAads as the best and most valuable Inteligeneer of the times.
 That ExrRA from the " WAig" showed that they had taken fright al something. Wha; the d--l do you suppose t was IL was received here two days before its date, and the supposton here s that 1t wi.l cause Preston 10 lose a hun- dred or two votes. of itself But we will just let the "ArksHsas Whig" go, il viii break its own neck sooa; aud when the election IS over 1t may well exclain,
 "what shadows we are.
 What shadows we pursue !"
 Respectfully, &c. NuF sRD.
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The new seward Paper in Nea Yors.

A correspondent Of he Washington T,.s. writing from New York on the fih. ssys--
 | S said tha; the llavs are hny.lv ess,.... $. two ot loeS last fast pfesses f.r ,4,. ,,e,s T,
 ny paper to be established htse .n tbe faa sr the editorial control ai Mr, Raymand srf sf - oaufier and Enquirer, s0 tAesc ran bt p5 e
 that th's HloSi eNpCaS,Yc speculation has ts.e -. solved on by A@Ssegs GrnRet Bowen. Nnl
 Draper x Ca, wbo. under inc s1hri.alrf ol. f.. 'Asior House clQpe do the coHtnt.as ,H ,F.s quarter necessary fer thc interests ot Nr WsH..,. II. Seward No expenditure gf nai..ey .ar.. ~. aitl make Iae concern profitable. insr. .snee.,... al q penny. it must encounter ths baffr4 a, Ii Tribune concern. because t s sa he estab}ts,e,t. take thc place Of that journal. winch .a as,.rs Niig every specieS oi miscrab!n bumhnp aaa iefF. ti@oS mock philanthropy. a5s eafpe 9 he defrs, r bH ati hcfe not ht ia grace e!,hes straight sc... oF pehtentary cell. lt has pat g80 man, tsr ah its standard by iaf for he 1rySecTate n!....p arcs who cRl the seward cares uH 3hls 4tY t5# e6h of the Conrief, though U'anaIly 8r,fs.,. tu Nr, Seward. swallows hs dtnessags .fa..-.s.. hislst uBgmeeiuiiv, as though }itey aa8s,,ts l stomach. The Seward managers knew tlat h@ synpathies are wholly aesinst ihetr pts and ee,.a teFPi0ts. and therefore seek le butd dp au afesa wite Raymond-wha is lkeirs, body. soul. and hreeches.-at it's head. We skaIl witness a aufef iHaagnlar neht hetweeu the lhtee aurhals Ttz Frhane and Courier bave lost business htat s slhce the enactment .! lha camprHnse luessuiss. andr you may rely ca ii, they wiil aY Ha rfeaas relsh fiYaIrY threatening to take of sgfbaf,e half that nmaigigs h them. have aa l.4 ih9l the new paper can~shtaiH any support 8l .nans d. not at present enjoyed by these Jw0 Thear ol tho city will of course cotton iogt. ba al ta expense of theif iasofile Ioaraai. the Tribune
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

Wseoasia.--Jaan NeGaasry. convicted gi llss nsaTdes 9 As ssife, has been sentenced to Je hpas a. keaoai.A on tne 2iai of August
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

i PrqFaabls Aensss5xre--ft is reported taat ,he New Sofk Tnbang newgpapeg. vsA dsyIds i4s year sSit0o0 eieag profit. about sei,o o0e each to Greedy ,S NcElTatb, and the sed te scsca sesoe ssey la Ire eelitatsAl8 and hogktea.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

In justice to our contemporaries we cannot with hold the compliment which an iateilegen, corres- pondent confInu uncates
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

LrMfs. Fanny Wright Madame Daresmoat} of Memphis, liberated s7sae years ago, ihirty 6F ,Ey slaves, and sent them to Liberia. Sheys,led them afterwards. and found that they we're al alnio1s to return w'th bef They were fot the mest paH so badly of, and al of thelu 50 dsscon.coted tbal she regretted having sent them io Libana. and would gladly have bf0ugh, befn back, had she been able to d0 90
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

An Advertisements intended for the Bauner should be handed In hy 10 O'eiOck Monday morning of week. 0 insnEs iFinaeFtion.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

Nee io-f.--The total sat-.y e4- the assessed real and personal property n the eijy Of Ne~ York tAis yeaI s officially ascerained to be SEQ l0s,S5s B. showing an increase oveg iae asSess- nacnt of laal yearoi n,ors thaa S2IU09Wm
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Ianra rsn.Alnr tA. r......-

oHley the Aea3 of "oaA ..a.e,g Ps8e' pabssaes iae tuasa Blennl cas nro.
 .'' 5,'s, uew there k resa.z tas A'a' 'eas--s tteh s ett'fais Gag, r,tts.1I .... 'Aa.R.@'" ihN# 'att fl sse oet sae a.s. 3sssl 'a itt nusri apH I. slass sa llE a4op'2aa f sss.,3a -I .t.,-,. however, ia poh..cs. aa, vth fsgg ae3 oR,S as 5cea'8s fae s5sz Wa.- laa. ihe he3uilCs ot M sm eg1 N-. e;sea'ss'us sIi snd ss+-ify a,ets ars a., neSaetS aad ai ntaesfars sf Ags se tfs.. 3itaiS' anofqae,Ht aHt Gtcags .=aes af...-.. have taken so tn stary "a sftaa s,t, sts., tHtSiln HeWscTg. .cF4aea snf 1.se- at.s e-.t.. . ~ b'i kSsltS, az cuufe,.itt p-tsn '.. .sl.. ots'antshepfe. 4 kss byfa sas .. Ssis t''s 4saamstaa fa&aieH ef oet@ s5i ~afaaa e3.l lr .lteats D. TIA. 0i e"'f sfeotiHe str,r ty Eahf.sa4s. @
 sat3 caH radlY slpit; tst e-Ht.se
 'fag "s taF'r''e Neel ststf tee r-E ls&f N ta p'pe aud at.aamass and H.a 11l'a efstf tsa badly uaalt .sfa .s.t}ff lhsu fi3e tes,S ou -tahie H-t As. toaNastaa torn Park. gh, A.s..rss. aHe' eg pF1qafed to subp, la ft. t. .......
 t9fssa i7HreTS whta. ess ,sedse Neas ale bY aa 4eaas lte tstsss .l ... 'haH aNreheearl th5t a,thts rsrnts ns. p'Tssd t9 aela arcldeats fu,-,z. VLr r... .. fheas Ives a have hs-7-z SesS ias19us, | ae to cuee es lf- E, sfapne S'olu. ShogA icEaet BgIest-,. .,s cFfeata'e ais ~iyeg -a , geraf..,.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-05

Verm0n1. 1.rAe Free solefs wefe to hold a State Conyeaton al Montpelier on the 22d ,yes- terday) to nominate candidate for Governor, in place of Lucius 5. Peck, declined.
 I5 The Cincinnati En4irer learns from Wash Ington that t has been decided to locate al Gin ciunai' one Of the Military AsYiams authorized by an aet of the .ate Congress
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PiRg5'sSs tn " R'agatr.ssq '. b-lf se ,t. . ohio' on She 4,h ais, oser yyty of tAe laa.es ,, dressed m ta!l Bloomer costume. rb.. ei.,,.... Pislndeelef says tae se,ne was ercbantire- l,t,- dresses hitherto lad trom view s]l ts Eae. movements of fac lady 3aaeers--but Asss all. visible which related ia the poetry a. as.-, ,.
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From the Alta California Nav

Prom thc Alta atHlifornfa, May i
Gcpb sti arriving freely. We are sbundantly sup
piled With every DESCRIPTION, aud although good many
have been disposed Of yet the supply Is far above the
wants a tho country.
AcRcvLrtRL iNri1smNts are In but very moderate
demand
BsrApsTrrFs-There Is no improvement In this line,
and oil say IL that the stock Is good and prices
are likely TO be pretty regular.
foors snors Except fine light boots and shoes,
osiug money heavily the long mining boots, as they
called the worst, and II we should not receive
another pair we have enough for twelve months TO
BsrcSs are In demand at quotations, and fine Pha-
dephia and Baltimore face have been sold high as
sloe per "
BrASkrrs--Quitc neglected.
Cofrrr-Stock ~ all kinds abundant, and ground cof-
fee Is not required for this market.
Cssprrs--Ths article continues TO arrive and we
have nov twelve months stock.
sroAps.-The matkot is full particularly Of the com
qualities, and there Is demand for them Choice
brands sell st small profit
Co.l has rather rclapscd again, and will only improve
when arrivals cease altogether.
Cohp.er Rcry Of best quality cells wanting at
fair rates
CsuS. F.Scv Goops s,l but slowly excepting superior
sbswls which are In demand
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Very Interesting Mining News.

From the Sacramento Transcript, May l.
ih intelligence from M mining region Is most cheer.
5nr Throughout, the whole southern region the miners
ore rpaping rich harvest
The Intelligence Of the recent discoveries In shasta
valley Il fully confirmed by the passengers in the steamer
Martha gaue which arrived yesterday evening from Co
iusi The valley has been termed Gold Valley BY
on account of its remarkable productveness Of gold
This valley extends down to where the STRAINS Join
Scots river and correspondent that gold
al great depth has been found in every shaft that
been sunk This writes our friend u the place fer
sfsrge industry and small luck IL the entire valley
bc underlad with gold, can complain q bad luck
The shovel will remove the suporabundancc Of EARTH
II he muscle and bone be at the handle
company 81 four persons engaged In gulch nj Pla
ctrve art taking out daily $1,000, $3.50 apiece The
rnch had been previously worked but BY digging into
fhe banks mud washing an extra quantity Of earth With
fhe Long Tom the company enabled to make these
wages.
Toddis valley located about midway between the
nride and North Fork Of the American river H said TO
contain extensive diggiugs We have heard Of several
where eosd yields obtained and large mum.
Der Of miners migrated TO that point in CONSEQUENCE
There extensive district Of country In the vicinity
time, win doubtless be found to pay qui.e well The
valley contained some seven or eight hundred miners a
Iew months ago
The mners the north forth Of Feather river arc do
Saz quite well the bars which they able 10 work
cases high up, the bars covered with
nd IA 10 remove six aud eight feet OF snow
fcforo they reach the surface Of the bar hut few Of
them viii he worked successfully cf the high
ste ~ The water, which must continue FOR month or
fx weeks 70 The MagsrVt Herald furnishes tho
Jo wing items srcistiveto Of the bars the North
Sork
Those Who have claims above Rich Bar a-g ioiur w.l
Gao msn nsEici Pool rlth his partner took 3ut ia
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In San Francisco w the Rev A Williams, James
Augustus Glynne, youneest son of Lawrence Glynne
Isq o. Miubrook House, county Mayo Ireland TO Mary
Christina Lax.
on Mcrday evening the 7th April. by tho Rev. Mr.
Sprigg of Baltimore, Mr n Shply also from Baltimore
10 Miss Sophia y Turner youngest daughter Of W Sack
willie Turner, ESD, Of London
In San Francisco. the evening of the 2lst April
by Rev II. Wiley. Mr. Henry rurrs 10 Mis- Patience
Newcomb.
At Daylor's Ranch on the Cosumnes Tuesday evening,
April 22d, Mr.. W. X. Grimshaw TO Mr.. !. Dsylor
on "wednesday evening, the I'D April, BY the rev
Mr Taylor Dir Pratt Of Baltimore, TO Miss Jane Pash-
ley Of sydney, y. w
On the 9th April by Hon n u. Bullock, Jonathan
q stockton TO Mrs Eliza Ann Roberts late Of Brook
lyn,N.Y.
on the 10th April, at the residence Of Mrs Wilson,
(oppoite Vancouver oregon) by the Rev j. H. Wilbur
Mr samuel II. Tullar, to Mrs Sarah Wilson.
By Justice shepard, the 10th April, James Nap
hali 10 Mary Ann Mchan, both n San Francisco.
In San francisco, tho Goth April by the Rev Ver
Mehr MIR james Fewngs Of London to Miss sarah Bow
man, tfSydney.
Near butte Prairie Oregon. April II, Mr. Augustus
Fsnno to Mis- Rebecca Jane Denny. both OF Washing
ton county
In South Tualits, Oregon on the 90th March Mr..
Charles y Merrill to Miss Sarah II Schol both of Wash
county.
In Milwsukic Oregon on the 10th April ~ the Rev.
Mr.. Ithcr Mr.. Alfred Luclling to Miss Mary y Camp
balL both u that place
ON thc 10th Il April In Polk county, Charles W.
Smith 70 Miss Nancy Price
On the ssyh AprL of sn ascess IT tn liver, Captain
Aonzo II. Parker. late q Nts BEDFORD Mass aged =
ytsIS
In Aohals, Hawaii, On thc seth q pecsuScr Jemc.
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Summary OF Events.

III
1h- important event which has transpired since
The ng Of tie steamers Of the 18th is the election Of
lat Monday. which resulted in triumph for the wings,
in Incre, for city officers ranging from three to
teen hundred votes The democrats elected two alder
Hnen the .hig six the democrats also elected four
essn; aldermen, the wings four All the rest Of the
A new and neat church. erected by DR.. Boring, was
dedicated on the Goth.
The city q Nevada has elected city officers and has
weekly
roner In forming treaties With the Indians Yesterday
there that the volunteers had been whipped
10y the Indians In the Mariposn district.
Robberics had been so numerous and bold IN the VI
cinty q Monterey that the people have called upon
the Executive for protection
There has been much snow In tnc mountains. and We
have heard persons who have lost their lives
by being frozen 10 death.
The indians sti continue their depredations In the
since the rains, the miners have been reported A.
doing much better than previously.
Some Of the richest specimens Of quartz have been
brought 70 this city ever seem producing more than
thirty three per cent Of gold
Some rumcrs have been ahoa that secret expedition
hugstarted for the purpose Of taking possession Of Lower
California. But II l. probably merely rumor.
There has been great excitement at MOkeumuc IEl
sn coascluence a Misunderstanding between the
Trench aud Americans At last accounts th sfifcuties
had been settled At one time both parties were armed
aud in great force and the prospects were that general
and bloody battle would ensue.
The grand jury has made n scathing report which
handes many Of our officials without gloves and deals
severely with nuisances generally.
The Legislature has passed an act TO exempt home
etoads and other property from forced sale In certain
II has also passed Usury Law bill liking intc
Test al ten per cent and allowing by special agreement
-cighteen per cent per annun.
The Legislature we're to adjourn yesterdiy after ses-
aiou OF fur months.
The prcspsots of coed crops aro favorable the spring
rains nevng been VI incgtllahls value 10 farmers and
g,fdGncrs.
Rusia,s has revived considerably end the confidence
q our cegen in the future progress Of the State Is un
alated
Weicgrst tc state that tho Hen Mr. Thurston, Of
Oregon died on the prss.ge IRON Panama. Hs dis
the bilious fever, and no died one day before
abe California reached Acapsieo. lie was buried az
Acapulco.
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VERY INTERESTING FROM CALIFORNIA.
,.>l~~oS>c>o~>o>@~oov~0e0~N
III ALF A M MON III l. ATER
a = = I v A Z
STEAMSHIP NORTH AMERICA,
Receipt Of Another Large Amount Of Gold Dust.
Sparkling Accounts from the
Mining Regions.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., &c., SC.

by the arrival of the steamship North America Capt
y H. Blthen from Chagres ria Kingston, Jamaica, we
have been placed in the possession of two weeks
news from California, and other places the Pacific
side Of the American continent.
The North America left Chagres Saturday the 2ith
alt at o'clock and reached Sandy Hook last evening"
at ocockthus making the passage In eight days and
Elk hours The passage out to Chagres made in
seven days and twelve hours
The N A. brings four hundred passengers and eight
hundred thousand dollars in coin and dust on freight
and in the hands of passengers.
The following the
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Nrox,men,- Of Distinguished Ind,y,dnaI..

Dr jenkins, 4. s. ~; Col. Kcnrney, Typographical
Engineers; Gel Bcedow, y. o.; G. Perkins, \. y y
Ross Geo r. Munay, \ =. n; II. Nelson, w.. Reed,
~ o. rrof Ill., y, G., were amongst the arrivals yes'
terdsy at the Astor Ilousc. ~.
DR. Iioratio stone New London, Conn Theodore smith
and lady Flliottsvnc, y. y; Freeman u Coman and
lady Eliiuttsyilic ~ n y A. Taylor, New uavcn y a.
Goldman salem; Capt Armstrong, Nirsinia James an
dyke. Montreal q. ~ Eenjsmin, Conn, Ncie ameng the
arrivals al the non place hotel :,
Hon H. NJ Peek Nermont pr Jas tudderd Y. . ~
W n Prescott Boston; W. McIain. Wsshington Hon
u. y. Yulec Florida; Major = ~ Dusenpury y, - -
Allen Phila; w Gillespie. phils,; JcHries Boston,
were among the arrivals yesterday a the irving oue
Major Mclean. Washington, Thos. Houston, Y, : NJ
! Edvar Memphis; ". NJ scabrook :, C q. A. Sage,
washington. NJ Marshall Phila Jos. Cobb columbus,
wore amongst tho arrivals yesterday at the American
Hon VIM II. King arrived at Mobile on the Sth ui''