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COTTON MACHINERY at AUG

~ rl0N.-Tho subscribers will sell al Public Vendao
Ius Mills Of the Springfield Manufacturing Company IN
SSspLow hAMPDEN co, MASS, about miles from
y.sned on THURSDAY, the ieih of July next, all the
SSiea aud other Machinery now N the Malls OF SAID Co
-! APoruon Of Tins machinery Is of modern improve
aha portion Of u Is old IL embraces all the various
fsttng condition
Nise ssae time and place Viii be sold valuable Hy-
see Packing Press aud large quantity Of Reltng shaft
feimtue and Tools such pcnu To mills OF tins des-
s4,A The sale wl Oc hy catalogue. aud lots 10 SUIT
eAs'ss The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock IN the
and the eaire lot Will be sold without rvat1n
ssseieis rehitiag or rofgnishing their mills VIII find
adv 4niaee 20 examine this stock Catalogues Of
eeeso b. sold may % oand AZ the rooms Of the sub
sn and a. iac Office IT Beach \ Pond. Springfield +.
eAst, ShlcOpec Falls; J. L. CLARK. Ludlow Isaac
~ worcester, and Wood, Merritt 4 Co, New York -
Iptir TO be sold viii be exhibited persons desirous
.s'vassfg, on application 20 JOS &. CLARK. Ludlow.
~ nv kIBHf n 90 Anct'rS
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~ hemes'c~s. .ssi HssSria'ion viii hold regular
sS ms t.kSlNS S 81 na as pot tan The
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skariaiNa' "'S' " J II. ACKER, President
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THE LONDON HOUSE. 4 Roosevelt

Il ST. near the National Theater-Respectab young
men, men and their wives and single females can be ac
ccumodacd with good board and pleasant rooms 1t mod,
terms where they VIII meet with all the comforts VI
home 1873 y
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7 ETTER NO. 4.-The NATIONAL

7 ETTER No. 4.-The NATIONAL
y /pOIJCE GAZETTE for this week is COW ready.
The ral u the Coun, and Countess Became for murder
IN Belgium with an portrait OF the Count ihe IN
Iian Dcctors m Rensselaer, Co Y; The Michigan Con-
snlraiors The New Orleans Tragedy The Wilsinsn1rgn
Murder; and many other articles are among 'he esaihs
from Mr. George Wilkes. Editor. from London, glsag
VIEW interesting account Of London as 1t IS iis CluD
IJorses sc &c Also. account of the United states a,
Il apnears al the Worlds FAIR together with us usuti
amount of Foreign and Domestic Criminal News Coi'ss-
nondeuce SC &c For sale at the Once 10! Ndssau-st
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on LAKE ERIE on

~ y 4 L X 81 y y on LANE EXILE on
HI FOURTH Of JULY The splendid steamers KEY
STONE STATE, ALABAMA and CHARTER. wIll make
FiouoRs On Lake Ee on the 4ih Of July next leaving
DnakHA carly "a the morning
The KEY STONE STATE will. II cuffc.en, number Of
passengers Offer remain upon ,hc Lake two or three days
visiting the most interesting points
The ALABAMA Will leave Dunhifk IN The morning.
make a TIP mp the Lake ami return IA tie evening.
The CHATTER will leave IN Tire morning. sto? at Buiia
L. evening. hftording o?purtn To-
visit Niagara falls and Buffalo. - -
Passengers leaving New York 10y the ERIE RAILROAD
the morning ii the ST. at o'clock Rryr IN Dnnsk ue
same evening and an be accommodated ga the best
on board the boats Passengers leaging IN he mail
uan al o'clock the 81, remain night al III
iaiIa, aad pro, eed 10 DuhkTs neat morning
J. NOTTINGHAM, Agent.
DgnlIrk, June Is. 1851 eS7 u
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FOURTH OF JULY.
CIVIC CELEBRATIONS.
INOJRTH of JULY, 1851. PRO
~ IN. ,,nir ILL Gel Err aTIDN OF the FOURTH

LNOURTH of JULY, I.-PRO-
4 GRAMME ofjhe CELEBRATION ofthe FOURTH
rbc Social Committee ofthe Common Council announce
the following arrangements for celebrating the approaching
Thc W,taTy under tho command Of Major General sand
ford viii form the Bateya' -9cock ana alter PISS
ing through various streets VIII pay The hon9r OF I'M
salute the Mayor, &c IN front OF the chy Hail. I" IL
y the Committee that the persons having
charge ofthe Church Bells viii cause them 10 De
r"ns nom TO o'clock NJ from u to l. and from to-
There Will be display of FIREWORKS IN the evening.
emmencg at q o1ocS u font OF NE NJ i eSy
tbe Messrs EDGE at Madison square by Mr. VIM Stanton:
az Lamar,ine-square by Mr. Hadheld aud at Harlem by
there Viii be BAND of MUSIC AZ the different places
OF exhibition That at the City Hon by saeltons Bandi
Tompkirs square by Whtworth Madison square oy pa
worGs Rand Lamarne square by the Band from the In
siitution for the BIND Harlem, by Adkins Band
stS 1. ItPSEHESEMihTtR, COMMITTEE ,Sa
JOSEPH BRITTON;. ~, OF tth1 ne
FASSsS &f hEfbE#nnDs Board Of Aldermen
B BsSi5 n MI hIThHD'' Committee of the
JAMES WEBB, Board Of Assistan;
WESLEY SMITH Aldermen.
1873 ABRAHAM MOORE )
NOTICE.-To Drivers of Stages, Hacks
81 stages hacks and other vehicles to keep out Of the street
through which the procession may pass on ,ne FoaI.o
Iy olGer Of Ills Honor The MayorChiefs 0lice July
ISL Dy3&J GEO. W. MAISELL, Chief Of Police
ENOURTH or JULY.--CELEBRA-
D TION Of the SONS Of TEMPERANCE at FISH
KIIJ-The members Of the Order III NeW-Nork ana "
onilv are invited 20 participate The Hudson RIVER hai
road Cars leave Clambersst at o'clock NJ. and re
tnm the same evening The fare 10 cents each way WA
"' y w H. A. CuARLOCX, Fishkll Village.
a.. L. A.-Tickets for the Excursion to
W NewIIaven can be had at the following places until
Thursday evening the Sd INST Chancellors Osborns I3
Crandsf Bakers 80 Beekman-st; Peck 8, oVi
Mason's 81 Eghthaye Doys, Thirds corner 81 nowS
Nv Penretts Wa'er-st, and at 81 others treese -
Sxth-ave Forbes's 3O2 Thirdaye Trasks, l63 Ihfd,
w., .ps avn > jy2h+
LNOURTU OF JULY EXCURSIONS
- and PICNIC PARTIES. w. KELLY, the Pro
prietor and inventor of the Premium Lemon Sugar wch
he has manufactured for the last years from Tie
genuine fruit and for which he has been awarded SIX
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BOARD WANTED-By gentleman 30

wears old of good address, IN family where there are
no other boarders Location must be pleasant anu family
agreeable Breakfast and tea with room unurnlshed re-
qlred Boarding house keepers need not answer Address
X l.. NJ. Tribune Office F' j.
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UUKrLAND HOTEL, Shrewsbury

Il River FLETCHER. Proprietor.-Ths house is
most delightfully."- situated the Highlands Of NayeSink,
afonling most extensive the Atlantic Ocean
Bathing fishing and sailing at all tunes be enJoyed
Boarding 81 per week the steamers Thomas Hunt from
Peck-sp. and Edwin Lewis, from Robnsonst, ply daily.
ieZ7
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NOUNG LADY in BROADWAY

Wau-d Immediately. "A Young oman OF lady like
manners with some experience either fancy store
similar business ASSIST behind the counter OF Contec-
tionery Store TO Broadway ly23'
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~, .ssoex iN9 Fik SAN. w - go, q
~ s..sSs', =. 49, ssSs,,prr e each NAL Steamer
Sss-~s PIX. < sss ss'sH McrLRATH. poslisheIs
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EOUND-At the Washington Baths, in

MR.. BISSET, of Birmingham, England,
will please leave his address at Messrs Scho''
ME- ins Il. no "''''"' So CHARLES sTRoBEL.
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sale, new super
roynl hand pross and mixer. Hoes manufacture NpsN
N lib Mllllhm II up stAlIt
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UO PRINTERS.-W Wanted, a second
II hand super-royol medium Hand Press. Address
CASH, Tribune Office TO-DAY Iy3 lt'
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DOARD-Can be obtained, and the COM
u 7forts Of home had. by applying TO Mrs PITTS,
2o Bowery Transient and day bosrders accommodated
t.DS frns
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'T'----,.,-,,, uomc Associntion, No. -, ~

o. = ss Asaoa S,s G w ake place N Eas,
S<s,rc ~ !. t,.l-,-x snd CHRISTIE s.. on MoNoAi
49,. 6 '-useas'Ss a. = coRNs A. CO0PER.R.S.
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DOARD.--To let 10 a gentleman and
wife. or single gentlemen suit Of roouas In
very desirable part of the Seventh Ward Apply 80 Henry
s.. Reference required Jyi Sc
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

TEACHER-A Young Lady wishes a
Il situation a. Teacher in n school private fami
" Address for information. H. c. New Haven. e2s u'
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N " pickerson. VI d Prof Of Matera Medca.
naval Johnson NJ ID, Prof of Chemistry.

gzrnsh IongshoIe. Demonstrates of Anatomy:
i,rrre NIL be confirmed and Diplomas granted Ia the
.usel practicable altor the close
.flhe course Df Lectures
The New York herald., 1851-11-30
Summary OF the News.

Summary Of the News.
From the San francisco Post, October ii
s!nce the departure Of the Last mail stesmer nothing
has occurred The Pacific side OF alarming tenor OF
Of particularly exciting interest.
ABoyT THE crTr
larger number OF strangers than .sual have been
observable in the streets on the eve Of the expected
change Of season many their way 10 their homes
the Atlantic, and others-trsders and newly settled
farmers, to iay in their winter supplies In the trade
ani commerce Of the city there nothing outside Of the
ORD mary commercial reports especially be noted sx
cep the return Of the second vhaler the Russell ftted
out At this city from successful cruise in which she
obtained 200 bbls oil This marks in business
which may grow into importance In the California and
Oregon ports beacon light has been placed
elevation Of $50 feet above tide water and in
1ss5os tsog. T. from the S,ns
the Mexican coast and two ssdden deaths In the city
one ofIwbch was known to be from another disease
has however, quieted. Nothing further than a few
eases Of fever and agus hes been pcken Of Among the
local topics Of the fortnight s the projected railway 10
miles to Ban yoe the informal report OF the survey being
favorable to its with comparative small cost Of
grading the project Of supplying the city with fresh
mi,s Si.tsnt sror. ,hs ,,v. az arsrsa ash
large and elsgsnt theatre, the Amercsn, BY Mes.rs
Robinson and weisenths and the 1uent spirited
emulation which has grown up between that and the
Jenny Lind, under the management Of T. Maguire-
both drawing good houses the Improvement In city
securities consequent upon the punctasl payment q
:
vsnced 10 per cent during the two weeks, say from
40 70 90 and Coupons due In May next have been
GENERAL TOPICS.
Inc hasng movement OF public interest has been the
eonyntien which met at Santa Barbara on the 10th oct
Tor the purpose q uniting upon and promoting plan for
the division OF the etaes which the southern
coast counties both beora and since the ABORTION OF the
constitution and more especially since the revenue laws
operating under the different circumstances Of the two
sections has thrown aluos the entire burthsn
on the agricultural TO the exhaustion OF their
resources have strenuouy insisted upon matter Of
justice and extreme public necessity
IL Is also further urged that the large geographical
and the great extent Of loco miles OF coast the
great disparity Of circumstances Of the two sectious
growing out Of vide difference In resources pursuits
&c would place beyond the power Of the Legislature
TO harmonize the existing difference OF interests by
any system Of laws that would operate equally and
impsftisly all sections and that tbs great weight
Of political POWER being In the north, the interests
Of the south must coutinue 10 lsn9uish and retro
grade unless the peoposed divsien Be ssctsd Only
four counties, however we're represented In the cen
ventiop in all 81 delegates and their proceedings we're
not marked With that unsnimity end harmony which
70 tne 0N0D<R9-th4 Rhioh ifn
The New York herald., 1851-11-30
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM OREGON.
From the Alta California. Nor 1

From the Alta California Nov. IL
The steamer Columbia, Captain lie ROy ssr,st t.on
Oregon yesterday, about two o'clock p M. She made
very quick passge up and back Leaving this port %
oct Goth at n A. che arrived st Port oxford 81 noon
diers under the command Of Colonel Casey defined 70
act against the Indians In the vicinity o. Rogue re,
Sailed from thence st P Of ths. day and arrived -
ard mails, aud left the same day at Up NJ
The Columbia brings treasure TO the amount o. fssH
T SI,S Newell Go ,I.s slS a,oS.rs - ,iriy i ..ysn
Important geld discoveries hsvs been mads on Queen
Cbsriotte's leland
the United ttates District Court In the upper countes
A correspondent TO the saies-a- writes nom the
q The immisrsnts with the exception Of not more
than hy wagons all in aud those viii soon be here
The immigrsnts have been vnususly healthy ana gen.
tory great number Of cattle aud horses aud a. gems
raj thing have plenty Of money
Another Of Tvaults party has arrived n ssfsty
Ave safe and four murdered This gentleman u Nj.
Davenport He brings no further accounts; IA unin.
ursd except BY having been twelve days IN the
mountains, subsisting entirely on roots.
Mr. Davenport thinks the remainder f the party vss
all killed By the Indians He pursued and passed
by IN, m but by keepng the mountains he eluded ths
ssd srrived at dsrner after twelve days Of the most
intense suffering lie had nothing left but hat and BOOT
when he arrived lie states that there lsr{s ,ss.
Ghe farming country the Ccauilis river wnicn -
can be navigated tor forty miles lie sys the tn'a~
Mr. wuliams Is suFerius much from his -ounds but
We have stalk Of corn in oaee which msasufss
fourteen feet in length. IL vas rsiseI on IN ne s m
Mstthsv pgcbardsop Of this county after the msnnr
of rsi4t corn in Ohio; and Il certainly vooio n'' ~
honor any Of the fields Of thst STATE -c.Ssss a.
goi VIZ Won of Cistsop Plains was robbed ~ the 70
lpmbisn Hotel Portland ef $500 IN gold on tse mossns
Of the sth inst The money vss 70 tns - sss %
49,. ,.cfsd nj, family board the Whlanetts tps
h,.sonsnsi tbe pure aiming the mossy ssa sAsx
h asy med sum replaced e. vith the e.iance o. shs
..t. .bieh pss mostly Ia silver sznounsanx 70 sils
80 ,S,r hos oct been jstestei thouA tbs vsMsnA
The New York herald., 1851-11-30

The reports frsm most Of these machines are very en-
coursgipg.
The accounts from the American River equally
good. On the North Fork some very extensive opera
ons are going with every prospect OF Ditohes
are being dug In many places, dams constructed or
strengthened and where the beds Of the river have been
already exposed, pumps being worked, night and
day for the purpose keeping deep holes dry the earth
removed from whish being piled up until the rain rem
ders further excavation impossible IT must be remsm-
bered that the parties employed In such works thes.
are, at present adding nothing TO the quota Of gold
which s coming into market the results Of their Ia
bors will be manifested at later period when those OF
many engaged In other branches Of mining Will be sus-
pended This will have q tendency to equsliEe the
amount Of gold produced and TO engender confidence
In the regularity Of the product which otherwise would
not be felt.
In ths middle and southern sections Of the State the
miners are doing equally well In the vicinity Of Moke
umne HILL which s at present the great point Of sttrsc
ton the extensive dsxngs have been struck Sec
tons which abandoned months ago ~ being
too unproductve for profitable labor being taken up
and with the improvements introduced ofate In washing
paying admirably In this and the southern section
Of the mining district from the Cslaveras TO the Mari
posa there Is probably dirt being thrown up than
In ell the rest Of the State besides The dry dgsngs
abound throughout this portion Of the surferous re-
gion and there can be no doubt that moderate
supply of water be furnished In the coming season the
yield from the middle and southern section Of the
state WI be Immense Piles Of dirt have been standing
for months past thrown By parties Who calculate on
Plentiful haSvsst durtps The vet vesthe end there as
The New York herald., 1851-11-30

We learn, from San francisco, that convention was
in session In that city the object Of which 10 concert
measures for division Of the State into Northern and
Southern California The principal part Of the Southern
portion Of the State represented and resolutions
recommending division Of the State adopted, not
however without considerable opposition arising chiefly
from difference in the manner In which II should bs
done.
The following the resolutions adopted and which
agreed To unanimously with the exception Of the
anh and sixth to which minority report was made
whereas, within the last Sour years an empire has
arisen upon the shores Of the Pscnc whose unexsmplsd
growth has attracted the sdmring wonder Of the world
snd Whereas during the earliest days Of lite birth anarchy
spread rs dssolving influence over society and govern
ment, 80 that IL became necessary, In order that life
msht Be protected and property sesre to erect any
organization even It's pillars should besr heavily upon
and oppres section Of the country then comparatively
unimpcrsnt and, Whereas TO realize these great OBJ
jects d protection 10 life and property, such srsani
sson had been erected and placed In ecient and active
exssnce whereby the peace security sn< happiness Of
section Of the state obtained amid the sacrifices
f the othr 20 that while the favored portion hes To-
The New York herald., 1851-11-30
RIVAL
SYDA164BIP 0H210X32.
TWENfY-EIGHT DAYS FROM CALIFORNIA.
.ooo~~N~o~N~NNV~-O~~>~
Two Million Three Hundred Thou
sand Dollars in Gold.
s>~ooN~N~>N>>~~>o>>
THREE HUNDRED PASSENGERS.
~r~rovOo0N~~~>~oO~o|~o|~NN
THE PACIFIC QUICKSTEP.
oooo|~Oo~|-U~~~oN~~O~~
Extraordinary Trip of the Tennessee
from San Francisco.
~~~~-oo~SNoo->~~oc-o--N,
The Convention for Dividing tho Southern from
the Northern Portion Of California.
~N<O~O~oO~~~~~>~>~~>-~~
Arrival out Of the Clipper Challenge, In One
Hundred and Nine Days.--Deaths among
the Crew...Creat Excitement---Capt.
Waterman and the First Mate
obliged to Fly for their Livesl
~>ooryr-o~~N~~Oc~r~~~>
THE M RkE s.
NNoNoyNoIN>~0ONo-~~N>o<N>>
Marriages and Deaths.
THE PACIFIC QUICKsTEP,
Extraordinary Trip of the Tennessee
from San Francisco.
TIL e M A r X e T s


The steamship Cherokee Capt winde, arrived at her
dock last evening, at o'clock She left Chagres the
10th inst at O'Clock p NJ and has consequently made
the passage in nine days and i've hours She brings
sixteen days later from San Francisco tOo million
d three hundred ousand dollars in gold dust, and about
three hundred passengers.
Among the passengers Hon. Thomss o. Larkin, o.
California and Col. =. B. Green editor Of the Panama
Herald.
The steamship tennessee arrived ct Panama the
10th ut with iro and half millions o dollars in gold dust
freight, and fire hndkad passengers. She made the trip
from San Francisco In fourteen days and twenty hours
including all stoppages and detentions, which the
quickest trip record large number Of her passen
gers went board the steamer Alabama at Chagres
New Orleans; the balance on by the Cherokee.
We are indebted to W. W Boyle Esq, the gsntlemanly
ypurser Of the Cherokee, and Clay Taylor, ESQ. for
California papers Also, to Messrs Berford Co.. the
express agents, for . like favor.
The New York herald., 1851-11-30
The Mines.

The Mines.
From the San Francisco Pcayune, Oct 81.
The OF the miners still continues undminished
and the accounts from every quarter Of the gold bearing
tity Of gold extracted from the earth dminishne vas
confidently ancipated last year. each yield proves
tina. the in .as As no. sa dss
Of gold discovered every day The yield OF gold this
year viii be enormous, aud there no knowing to what
From the extreme northern section OF the State our
advices neither sufficiently ample or accurate TO fur
or from that part of the country Reports occa
sionay reach Of discoveries on the Trinity Na
dsns in that cton Of the country naturally hinders
the gold seeker from prosecuting his In pro-
per manner and although accounts reach US OF men
king from $40 to $l2 day We are inclined to think
that the which has attended the miners In that
region has brilliant The amount Of gold brought
down by the has not been large and the pro
bsby is that the dggings the coast paying less
than those In almost any other section OF the state ~
In what are more generally called the Northern mines
Nevada, the miners are doing unusually well Coyote
dggng being discovered in every direction quartz
and gulchss are yielding admirably Hardly mail
reaches that does not bring accounts OF the projection
Il be IS constructed for the
pore Of enabling the miners to extract the precou, me-
tai from guehes and ravnes which otherwise would re-
u ain upproductve; and each Of which 10 source OF
wealth to the country hardly apprecable BY those who
have not witnessed the quantities OF gold obtained by
| those who work by means Of them.
The in the vicinity Of Dovneve are doing re-
msrkaby well Several new quarts leads OF ss report
ed rurpss.iug richness have been discovered while the
placer dsgpgs paying better than at any previous
time The ctirens OF Nevada have been turning their
attention In more especial manner even than hereto
fore 10 quartz mining and there now In that mme-
date nsshborhood no lee, than twenty ave quartz mills
either In operation or in prooets Of construction In re-
atior 70 this subject late number Of the Nerada jour-
nal says -
aWs design, in short time 70 give estimate Of ths
average yed OF quartz far worked in this section
and the degree Of richness necessary ton for safe In
vesfment The opinion Upon this subject, espe-
Slay a. distances from quartz operations Is much at
fault We have seen statements In the papers beow, that
gusrt, paying not more than ve or eight cents pound
tie best system would not pay to work We think
we can show this and thn quartz averaging
evsn low cen: per pound VIII yield handsomely
| with proper work.
The ssme journal furnishes the following list Of thu
mins in operation process Of erection, IN ths
4 ueirhborhood Of Nevada -
The New York herald., 1851-11-30

II We take this standard the total product for issi
would be toS783676; and to this have little douotu
would be perfectly safe 10 add ten per cent for various
items impossible TO comprise In the csculatteu THIS
revd shoc annuci ysH Of msnes % BE- or~ is'enfy
f,s niihons Of doisrs