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PUBLIC LrcTirnr.-

Mr. HENRY JssFs VIII ava COURSE or ak
A Lectures s the tnst4te on The fIio
topics- - Wv
Lecture I-Prorerty sss symbol.
u-Dtmocra-t ard II tssuta.
lll-The Principle ~ UntvJrsaifty IN Art.
N-Ths Pest hu ch. = q, ~ iany In TIE Letter.
VIE Fature Church, or Christianity In the
sririt.
Wine liea ~ I'D. and no idea o. tho Lord; or
the ien'fhe acc"rs ~ IA ure and HeytAtioa.
Tie Lectures vi taks Place fuesa and Friday even
nss y esch we.t until rleed ng Tuesday.
iebrpary Lect Tres = cornmsns ~ o'clock. Tishets
ir The courte 81 be had the Ok scsers
r,ncis and crOven snse ushet 20 cens - be had at
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tain account OF visit Sing sing Prison, with de-
terp1ior Of the convcts Niles Ashley &c the
msnt OF romsnce, entitled "Wilv Rsill,g"
the bulls and bears sketches the Third warA with
ehAnce Peter Funk shops, and gan -house and
ether matter ~ interest and importance T~enty
columns Of original reading natter for only
once 81 publication. 124 Nassau street
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this city California, in the steamship ohio, AZ
time II leaving for days there the-a
peared in various rsals in tEis articles reflective
character These articles have since
t.en definitely traced and those Of
feniss who courageous to asssl tho
61.eDt back turned that have retu sled
aud eth ptsfess the atilitieP. mental aad iea
that have ever heen eded aud aud
least are energy and out
vbas conceive to be right and perseverance, 10 to
the end whatever undertake, and the len above
referred 10 Assured that duo time shall ef
fectuay give item their just dsssrts IL well known
fact that who Possessed Of attributes OF charso
ter that elevate him socially of enemiesescmes
that vruent in proportion the thev Assau
10 above them in all that Constitutes man can fur
Their ASSURE All who be in the least Interested tina.
consider all these attacks character many
dorsements OF my integrity and ABILITY. Many ~ he
busiest OF my enemies ny cebtors-rscnnarily aud
are those whose political ambition has
been niired IS they think land rightly too BY me- no.
only th.sesh9 were soEthv In conclusion, givs due
rotee % all who have just demands sg.last that
they viii y Immediately settled OF pre,sntaton Fur
who have been hsnsng my purse strings 70 call =. ths
Office Of James Ihsyer Esu No. T. Nassau Ct ana fork
the reediul in the shortest possible Of time
Signed SAMUEL STRONG.
The sunday Mercu,y OF tomorrow Will
contain an interesting chapter q the History ~ he FIRE
department with The names OF all hremen nted in the
year l2 toseher with ereat variety o. original aad
eced notices OF the balls soires held duras
the week and all interesting topics
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SIC Tor SIS In fact. every msds-Ga Esrns the
will be sold for The actual should
h,ndsorns dress frock coat Tor ba- viii rata Cor
SG the heat. 81. O. ~ CLARK X, lis william street.
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coPARTNEasarps.


NEW YORK, JANgARy 81. istL-rHg FIRM or JogN
~ Enyard Sen 10 TINS GAY W Owed BY con-.
sent. jDNN N. ETyARD.
ISAAC .. ENYARD
WANTED-A Partner INA sAFE md PRovrr.
w bic manufacturing brsneR. witch aeeureI nv "a
tent. IL can BE cstfi t.fr almost un mtoi AS
viii psJ from aO 70 ~ rer cent Frtm 900 10 a. 90 re-
quired. Apis a. 40 Fulton street. " '
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HAkNDEN'S EMPRESS FoR NEW ORLEANS AND
Mobile All goods entrusted our care m Nss Or
.ans, mo.s ~ eues aejaoett, viii te Forwarded with
and despatch b every steamer agen IT,
Burns, Conyee Co. 81 lamp street New Oresns.
TsTBnrs TRANSPORTATION WALTER FIELD. roc
helst two yssts r.lident 81 Parsms ard Prsu
oseo having returned 70 Psrsma the purpose
snng bun9s thrt, viii receivs a. Chssres and Psnsma.
ha. nay e sent 70 hm for shpuent % San Fran
oco d usual rates Tor further p.rslruihr sautre
A. theoWee q Livinsstou Wells Co. Wall e.srvs New
YoTh, Jsnusry e, 1851. ~"
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summary of News.

lIom the Alta California, No. l.
The ocean steamers which sail from this
port to-day, although bearing hence the usual burden
Of freight and passengers and heavy Atlantic maIl,
convey on The foutc 20 the Eastern WOgld " beg
garry account OF news matters Since the departure
81 the last man few events have occurred 81 The
tare that ordinarily characteS,zes The steamer
which this State sends " hOmewaro' and abroad by
her semi monthly maui departures.
In commercial and monetary adlirS the mos; m
portans changes and improvements aye oucea5.e,
particularly IL the CITY of san Francisco. The re-
ports nom The mining region pgeSCat bu. few ~
Gacuve features Many apDeheu>lOnS enter
tanned thai The winter from scarcity OF rain IN the
mountains, may prove uAiayora3le 10 nlng opera.
hons. Large quantities Of auflfeIoas eaith Esse
been extracted and got IN readiness for washing, and
che miners are anxiouSly seeking after Signs
The first rains Of winter have already fallen, ani
The usual "dry spell which, like an In ian summer
IN the Atlantic States. pTeceeS the winter Sc lScn,
has set IN with hazy atmosphere and Sultfy days.
The political waters have SUNK - rest Slnce tie
result OF the election hoNod the State % De -
strongly Democrats. In this city, one or two raSss
Of contested election have come IN, and eXholt.d
a, least much mlSmanagcalent o. no management at
ALL on the pant Of some OF the inspectors o. election
N one or two OF the wards. The return ct ire
State archives TO the "nrSt love OF our CllZenS,
The capitol OF san Jose has created c0lssGe -a0le
feens, particularly among those m this country and
~ washington CITY interested N the real estate
prospects OF the leglsslvely0ISio3 cry CT ale'o.
Gov. AcDousl, finding tae accOmn0 3a;ionS a; THIS
latter place altogether unsused 10 tac wants OF the
seat OF Government, and not according TO con.
u4ci." ordered the removal o. tue archives Iae
Vallejo party confidently maintain that the $50; 10
which tAs capital esiSa'ed j. the site ~ great
city and the seat OF alSs government aud thai ,hcy
eaa compel It's lccanon there OF SINK the State IN
nssvy u;tior damages Meantime the oil iateres,
~ ssn Jose beginning 10 be revived. SocSln s6c
rallfoad Wall doubtless be readily
taken. line Of telegYaDh,c wires extending 10 that
city, rom ths point. and thence performing circuit
through the valley OF San joaquin and Sacramento
- oeins ashS'ea oy Parties IN this city. Col Big
ler the Governor elect recently passed through ms
city nom the north. II IS rumored tha. The coas.
counties, on account of their uafagorable bso,a.,s
DUNG the late gubernaiorial election NAV be ex.
pscted TO fare mesgerly during the next ad;nistrs-
lion. Although Col. Bigler is s4crunento maa anl
waynb Identified with ibe .n.eEicr and agricultural
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prOspectS OF Trade.

The staanation in business for the last
eight months has arisen not from the want Of money
or merchandise, but from the want OF population.
Our markets have been oyerstOckcd with shipments
from the Atlantic States, from Europe and from the
stands in and the countries adjacent TO, the Pacific.
Had the sane amount Of merchandise been shipped
to any other State, with no more population IA N we
possess, that has been shipped to California, tie
shippers would hardly have realised fdrthlng.
Tie people Of California, as a whole, have lived,
BY considerable odos, more sumptuoasiy than the
pc ope Of any state in the Union. The miners al
work hard, ana therefore eat freely The farmer
aud the gardener have always abundant to eat, ana
. enty 10 spare To then Delghbors. The merchants,
living generally away from their wives and sweet
hearts have Their social gatherings "hen ther Gay
work is over. The lawyer aud the doctor always
have a large body OF people Whom they keep quiei
or moving, a. policy may require.
The most OF the merchandise that Is lost Oy DeinB
impaired in most cases falls on the California pur-
chaser. The eastern shippers are generally saved
by the sagacity and tact OF merchants IN pre-
venting perishable goods from falling upon the HANDS
OF Their first owners The miners generally have to
paw for one half Of the articles which may become
unit for service before II used The people Of
California have paid better prices for goods. c0nsd-
eing the quantity IN market for the consumers, than
any other people We ever knew.
Our friends In The Atlantic StgtCs do not appear 10
study our condition. Ihey purchase without d!'-
elimination, and ship 70 California, considering that
as We have an abundance Of gold, We have also an
abundance OF consumers. Although they may be
seriously damaged by every shipment. stin like the
who has lost al faro or monte they continue 10
play With the nope Of soon winning fortune. Had
one hud OF the merchandise shipped here been Kept
al nome, II would nave been benefcil no doubt 20
both sections Prudence ana discretion are most
generally rurcn' scd al great pTlce. AHA Cant
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From San Diego.
FT-m The Alta Califorlla. NIy. !

Prom he Alta California, N0g. =
] he steamer Gold Hunter, Capt. Thom-
son, arrived II our harbOr yesterday from Realeo
ard the Ports along the coast. She made the TIP
% caSs. AID brings Us TIE >a. Diego HeraE to the
itih lIst.
Fer passenger list numbers forty-hye. She len
Realeio ca the ~ INST, arrived at Acapulco the
III Having on the sth. On the li.h she arrived a.
Maratan. We are Informed that Il -as quite sIckly
q: this place and that from twenty to thirty deaths
from cholera aLG fever SAID 10 occur IN the city
daily. She lett on the eYenmg OF the l5.h and AZ
Inec ~ san Diego on the 2isi On her Nay up enc
touched also II Santa Barbara and Monterey.
They are attempting to get up something
IN the Vigilance Committee line AZ san Diego. We
copy IS follows from the Herald Of the OH
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE OF SAN DIEGO
"Paccy " elSh," soldier IN Agor Heinselmans
company, was arrested On TUESDAY, ~ the Deputy
ShefIf, on d charge OF stealing 500 or $500, sud
some notes Of hand, from the keeper u the Ne8
Oglea,s Hotel, at the Plaza. While the officer Vas
taxing Tie prisoner 10 Oh Town - be examined 4
ho1 II styling thensC YES the Vigilance COM
nItoe. seized tie soldier 5y force and took hi .
d. Painters Office, where he 1as detained some slx
hours, undergoing au examination. tie was finally
discharged there OeD- 10 posylc proof OF bis guilt
VIVA. tbs self constituted rlrunt intended 10 do
with TIE prisoner III case hey found nun guilty we
have Iol oeen informed BIZ we DO know that very
alCtloI's sea III ghtIB would lave been brought be-
fore TIE Gr.lo jay i lEey hli committed any out
rsge on BIS person.
Il seems that TIE 4crthr County sssessJr ard
Comfy e-,Ik HeI6 81 ne tig ianee rafiy
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The sir John franklin Expedition.

The ship Dedalus, the supply ship
from The expedition seEt out by the British Govern
men, u search Of Sir John franklin arrived AZ San
Francisco on the ed Of October, from Port Cla-
renee Behring'S straits which size left on tie first Of
that month. She brought, as passengers. Lieut.
Cooper aid Dr.SimpS0n. OF Il. 81 ship Pioysr. winch
vessel has returned 10 Port Clarence from her sum
eg expe ciion, having been unable 10 penetrate far
aer north than ! degrees three degrees shoft
OF thel. excursion last year.
The PloFeI's c0uSoIl had not returned u her
WINTER quarters al he sailing OF the Dadalus. No
NtStise of the expedition OF ST John Fralkli Was
discovered and 1t IS the opinion Of the two officers
nom the Flower. no came passengers n the Dpia-
~, mat al further attempts 10 md traces leading
20 we discovery Of The Arctic yoysgers vii proEe
Inc following IS he report OF he Drdalns
heI 10. NJ ship Dacalus. Capt g. e. NellsSlsv
Itm ron iiifecce- Behring'S straits o 4. J. .-rf,ei
u. oe, haf 1ot yesterday ana anchored AZ S,,IIr
ne ~ janus was dispatched from Naloaraiso Ia
slfmg' 10 NAii re provision which Is se5, ~ Port
tlsfshce' Is celot aud point OF succor IN go
eiEsi S!r John fEanklih's expedition or The o,br
vessels IA search OF him, should De ooliys5 ~ -,
thelI salps'Ic take - the.r beats The Dt.isI,s
IHtd al tie erge Of The lie (which was then - -,
= LaNrcacc !s.4ndl ~ lie m,dde Of Inc vv6sS
She ioi! II With large feet Of KhaieTs prne,nals
Anslio ans waiting for al opening 10 proceed nprth
w5FC.
Tlsle lsc tesn ia. rite doat N tasIrr gh.les
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Death Of Geo. Endicott. Esq.
FIam M ean FIanc..co CONC. o.. b


IL becomes our painful duty to announce
the death of much valued friend AM plbic-s Arlted
fellow ciilzen, IN the person Of Geo. EndlcOt lac
County Treasurer and President Of the Board of Al
dtIMen. There were but few men connected with
our City Government, who showed more pubic
sprit, and who rendered more efficient service for
the welfare OF his adopted City and state than Nh.
EAGcot In his death, the city has sustained loss.
We feel the loss greatly, for he warm and con-
hoHg friend, true as the needle - the pole In al.
ycIsy lie aided and che6TeJ Us, and IN oar pros per-
liy feii graiiGcd We have often taken counsel NTH
nlm. Together We commenced on these shores IN
'aying Tie iouTcat,ons OF the Wing party. But he
VIII hoW I'D longer mpele among the living.
was native OF salem, Massachusetts,, where
Ii other now resides. lie was the eighth hneal
dtsceIcolf @; Governor EnGicott, Who founded the
toi ny az NauinkCdg Row called Salem. He left
uue before re vas OF age. 10 live with We iithy
un1ie, who was merchant IN Rio de Janelro. IN
taat CITY he renamed for six years, where he dis
uneulShto himself as a merchant. At the time The
excitement broke Gus about the discovery OF gold n
CallioInia he wound Up his aflrs IN thai city, and
came 70 san FrancScO. Here h formed acqulint-
aace with. and took IN with him as partners. AF.
Greene and George J. Cakes, The latter OF whom
has prececed him to the grave only one dly his
popular manners, and energetic character. soon
tIoG. ht him Into Doice AMI al the nrsf election Of
this County he was chosen. by handsome N torty
County Treasurer. IL ms situation he discharged
Il cu'iCs OF public ofcer wlth fidelity and ability
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this season. srhoush large numbers OF them ban
l,sEt.en u the ATsic seas ~ re early III Q. mo
f,sscn Sost Of the ssips had gone south tSp''
wellesley IhII ks that al the vessels had pissed ne
Straits foT the south bef1re The Dsdaus sailed Inc
sumner season is later han usual he nrst sto"
hay u faler The Isl Oc-oSer, the day ;Ae De N
lus sailed fJoB PoIi Clarence
Noitins had been seen ~ heart % the un'ortunAie
Franz ms txperNion. TIE Advance aud Resene
mad rot been heard from. oui u Is - &c h3pec lhoy
AZ, sac, ard may ys, meet vita suoeesF
Cant W reports large quantities. 81 i'e In me
e,raife which we're in lAct almost clicked up. The
u had several mario escapes. ari WAS az @ne tlhe
In iunir EFT danger o;bcng '0uuGeTed. she's q lns
ycssfI ne IiinS 20 guns aud $50 lEen
cart W. reports hearing OF the ship Glove, oil
New Bedford, on Els, Cape. about he i0ih August.
hleo. he ship AmIty AID New Hiosrnia, OF new
Pc ford fine rot stated lie also reports he names
Of several which have been before reported per sAp
Me, a. this port. lAha Ia!iOlAIA' W. -
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Died.

At Chinese Camp, TuoiumIe County. on the io,h Oct.
ot ypho.d i,yer Iuours IA way late OF ne asnsf WAY
BIO. melchaaS SiocAton AMI formerly OF New Orleans
in Nevada eng Col AS Franklin OF Providence, nj,
aged u years.
Oskts Of Bo,t,n, Aiass AGED u years
A. Indian Bar Tuoivmue River. October ~, Mr. DAVID
Austin. New England sed NJ shgan papes please eepf
"a POitl.hJ. o I On ihe Oct OF consumption, Jos
X Hopkins. inst officer Of the DaIA J Meulthsw, aged
about ~ years oin bn,Asf1Il, "is ,,,0,r,,.
Bernard U Markham, OF POwhatisn county Va aged |"
Ia stockton IN Size ith Oct Solomon Fneiorder for
mcrb u - LOUIS. eyed 50 years ho was eu'ed accord
0n tie llth oct at NJ, euune u H. Jos.ih Nerande
naive Of Poland. Buried vita jew 81 res ard aenors
Or the 2Gih Sept, William, sOa OF Robert snd Am Su,
tn, aged year ami ao,ths
Al Csntis,le. Grass VALLEY, Nevada coaaiy, Upper
California, Geo. v. Waco. On i3E o /. 1871
Der. Z. az Jacksonville. Csc. II. Buitnos formerly Of
tho { Is of Nsw Yoik. aeea ~
Oct TO- Jose Maria AIlss. aged u yeirs. formerly Of
the Cry o. Afc.uis a. L0wer Peru
SGT 30 afer lew days severe illness ~ has resens
on Soldiers Gulch Iagi Q b. Havn. aged . years Ina
deceased came California tNO years from Shelby
County. Ala, where his "a nily nov resides
In Monterey iJh Oct. Manuel Joseph, aged 3ysar,s
on boa,d Mexican brig s,ncoa on her voyage IRON Ma,
1aish 70 ths pori Of pie ufiSy hrhoias Herman 81 Penn
81 laia, and last lop San fe he loh on beard wife
sDd u childIen, dosti'uta oi irienas
IN MarysvLo. IA DE i7ih Oct. MIR +. Risley, formerly
AtDownieviie. FtIls If the Yuba Oct H. MAJOR Jsr.
mah Manasco OF Alabama. aged 80 years MAJOR hanas
co was meur on hc 'iasonc Order, who bunsd hn
A. Downl,,ii's FORKS oftso Yuba, Oct 49, AIr Richard
Hopkins, of Alabama aged gbouf % yeas
~ Honolulu sept. hcho d S,uha-d, aged y, Of coz
sumpinn.
Al Ionuplu in tee u Hospital, Sept. u, Denn'
Spelling, Of consumption.
oct g. on board the s'ctms. Constitution, at jobs
NesstoB, soBuan, OF Sc. fiand OF consumption.
Oct. b.afd the steamer Consstnien Aha
han B1sr. of Providence. Z OF Panama ft'er.
Oct 10. az fsa board thu seamer Constitution An
drew o. Smith, Of Maine. of Panama fever.
oct 49, at board lhe c1msr Con tituton. Robt
Eye Of IreaI d, Of dl scrtery
At Sonora IhufsCay. ~ n o'clock A. VI hfr Ben
Syracuse. New Nuk lie has len wife and three
children 10 his loss. lie was buried wth Masonic
hsnoTs
Near Columbia, Oct n. Harvey Kimber, aged 30 years,
a resident OF WateVille. ONO
In Sacramento, Sunday evening the 2Gsh Oct sftera
brief illness Nj David CleaDcy MEMBER Of the Ofdsr VI
Odd Fellows. a1eC ab,lt @ years.
Inffrnenfs N SaH Irl 4c6o-Oct. 10. " Siurdevant.
OF Name, aged o.
Der. 70, judah / owI, aged %.
Oct q, Jane, Dickinson. u Now York, aged B.
Oct 20, Dav,d D.Eo ;. o.. Gland. aged Il.
Oct y, J. M sfy. ltliY, ssed 40
oct %, John emifh. If Nsw-SOrk. aged 90
OCT -, DAVID Brown. 81 Nes-H Holland. aged IL.
Dgulg the week ending Ocf ~, lhers have been u
deaths under I yclr; tstsron / and ~ between
aud 30, II O.tHtea ~ AID t0i beiwsen 20 and IS
T., al, 81.
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districts, yet The fe3pors cipes aHu 70" ~ : go.
nush from hin Regarding me s"sA'ls - : - -.
T.no5Te,,crh., the chaIcss o! an election OF NAis
II eans,nr are very FAINT The political Writer'S
b.,e M, begun 10 move decidedly Ia tlat direction
rhs southeYp Convention for receiving The lnes-
t,on nj State civsJon met on the 2ih ut and aitef
athree cavs fession a. joufIed without aeeonpish-
ipg an,tLug III favor Of the Duch talked Of move
meBt ,,-
Lieut.. s;onoma4's company Of Dragons has Teen
ordered to Port OrfOrd. Gen Hitchcock ce'mns the
recent intellsence az Indian troubles ~ t1a V'eih
y fclent 10 call for movement on we part p' Ine
u ( troops 10 protect this rew oregon s'-te Hi5h''
Since his exDedltJn sailed nc have recover ne IS
from Southern California. OF troubles between the
Ind,sns on the Gila River and Of a threatened amt
haiion OF Lieu, { weerey's company o'tTeGty three
men stationed there Atthis point, the necessity OF
a strong detachment OF L soldiers has been Vefv
great since the country came INTO the poweT OF
the United safes and yet II Is the weakest anu nosi
UNPROTECTED post.
An expedition composed Of several families, and
MANY OF our olde:t ard most respectable citizens,
sailed In the clipper snip Game Cock on Wednesday
last for Honolulu s I. The precise OBJECT oi tnef
yisit is not MADE known. IL Il que certain now
eyer, that tney have not gone thinner WIN mosque m
tentiOns againSs that Government, and J. Is eiuhy
certain that their mission IS cCStnei 70 pI1Iuce
change Ia the government otthose isldhaS 1 ne eA-
petition numbered about i21 men AholAef - SOON
to follow.
over SIX millions OF gold dus, and specie have been
shipped from tbs port since the hfsi october. le
financial condition OF the ty al the present TINE Is
the canse of much congratula'lon
Considerable excitement Xstec IN tbs CITY yes
teTdav relative to the reported conduct Il toe tap-
tain Of the Challenge on MS recent srip 10 this port
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In SscramcG-e. on tie l}d Oct, by Rev NJ T. BligsS
Mss sreIus Nerr.Il 10 A.o.rt Leoos,d la.
A. the sane time and place, Mss Ellen AofTil 70 DR.
On H. I..5 oct At ruses.'le Placer Comfy, BY Rev
Mr.. Martin. Robt ra'ey 20 Miss Nay Wchmon ooA
f. lnsTiY OF lo0a
OF the ION sept, D. .tev. Dir. Douglass, Nc +. "
Crowcl 4 san Francisco. 10 N ss ItSAees "eu', u
A. MsI'9.ra or the i'th oct by Rev Nr Hosas NJ
Charl,s y Converse - Ms Naiirca u. hHde'io,
ON NE lsth nit ny Rev Albert wilma rs, III, b.. g
Bailey and Mss Alice Barnett al 81 SAN Frame SEQ
OCT 10 In Grace Gnu On, Dr.. NJ hubbard, u tsto-
O. T. late II Elot ,le O. Al - & r h'eef' 81 Sac
In Hoaoiuln. On the ig'a Srp'snlter ty Hsv. Lowell
Smith. Mr. G. II. Bush OF SUI 81 EdnHaio, ElgaR ss
Mis- kalll Alasla. Of Honolulu
In WASHINGTON Co, %. 4 "a me 3th ost bf heV. NJ
Fisher, } Barlow. EsQ % .ilss alary :. hIcr
IL Portland. q. L. -h SEPT. ny Rev. II 1oar CaSi
Wm Irving TO Miss ~ rare plron.
In Wasf ing'cn c gut, O. Oc, ~ Pew Wm yolb
Clas Contl Margaret AHn Beach all ~ iusiih Plans
Warrington Comfy
At Ofsgua Cs. Sep. D. ny Rev. Wilson Blala Nr
Samuel + Vance. IT Na-san'as County, . Nis Mar
Elen Wills 81 liun CIuso
I In san Frarcsco. on "a ct,t Oc' ~ Re, A. WilAns
Nj. Sylyenus y. blg Go Niss Saiah ADrnn' oosA b,.
In San Francisco by Rev John s Nsf Mehr Rectst .,
Grace Church. Ii ah Archer. OF Newlogk 90 CasharE,
In Hcnoluo. on THURSDAY Sep ej a, ,.e Bethel. q
Rev. hr. Taylor. Mr Jchr Adwert shnie ehel oe4cs
the bark Rh,re % Mss Nav anpc Murray 81 Honolulu
IN Les Angeles oct - by Fa'rer Anacic'o Tomas "a.
diiio T. Mars Moves Nslsnzusa.
In Los Ange,ss oct 40 by FafheF Anasieto, GeroAns
Lone to Mar Catalina io'cz
lu san Francisco, oct 81. ~ RoF A. NiIams Mr III.
wsfd BAILEY 90 hiRs Alcs Barnett.
In Oregon Clty, hY hev T., Z. Parish, MI Fredsr OK
SiveIs 70 s Susan BoswoIh daughter Of Jesse Lenev,
IL oregon. by Lewis Love Esq. Nj. wor, Ne to Miss
CYNTHIA SwIllsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Inn Annmher Of gentlemen have called upon US

and rare tt.,er EFT. go'ng to 10 cri na severity
on n rart CT Capt. Waterman and IT'S first u t,e-
statements y hich If wei fonatad Sould listy rem
fsr h m liable 10 the sevefest penalties o. the az.
F,om other sources ~ have head stories OF dafk
crlmes cor r1ited on the pa sage Otnsr gentlemen
have calIed upon ne and derived that there Is no
tTuib in these teles ans that the eli eIs Of the s1p
onk nj etei that puHlsbmeI necessary 10 preserve
,ht oilciplae al the ship. We are not prepared -
e1fress sn opinion as n which OF these coulter
staieBsI = IS correct The sailors aase employed
counsel ara lodged their complaints before he prop
Or lucicial tribunal The nres'ls2ton which Kill
follow Will e.ic.i tie tue si2te OF tie iaets.