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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03
A BsALoM AUSTIN. A NATIVE OF BUCKS. ENG.
SPECIAL NOTICE =.

ofteers and members Of the New York Volunteers
Al eight esioch Also At bali ps. sSe on tie sh q
July for the purpose u parade The ksyi will be
H. SsTcn ssa n TlIscmTLb. COM nAndans
MECHANICS INSTITUTE ROOMS 7 BowERy.-A
spsos Meeting win be held on sasrday 9th "..ra
the Institute for The ensuing year BY Orsr
A CEN INDEED THE VERY IDENTIcLE BILLIARD
the revolution. The phia club so%sss
AGsS the aSSsS %or
& RaT,s .p: o. days GH;s Rooms
viii s yes E I S s s s paS nos
Union Rooms. the .paelous ara splendid, contain
o1Ss o'sSF
Al a ms @ of
visit to throw all uch in the shade and prove their
aes oera,pn which IS IN Blast every ersna
S% pn than y IL are forth for the
mott splendid. the Involuntary remark Of every
~ forbid larborlng or trusting any one my
account no debts Of their contracting w Ss paid By
THE LATE sIGN0R sARrIs CELEBRATED COL
osto. Of anatomical and pathological lf- sire Figures
4 sss s:Fy sS Yin , Of
hort time IL th. city Lsdis. admitted Tnesasys aud Fri
srmedate days for gentlemen Open fron 10 NJ till s
81 snd To ias ssss's Venus every day.
MI EsSRS. BE RFORD CO. ANNOUNCE
wi that their Cheap POSTAGE Regulations
aud they will deli letters San Francisco
N advance Of the L. Mail and With greater safety under
feir rev po tage raustcn the postage single letter
10 San Francisco only cents all other places in Cafr
MA cents spaper cents to California Goods de-
vered In San Francisco in thirty days ~ per
pound Next shipment the 18th JAY
BERfORD CO., 2Vesoy street, Aston House.
NoTfCE-To THOSE WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-I
~ hereby notify intention to institute prooeediags to
test the legality Of the fnrma Of the Dress
ing COMPANY or o.h,rvsc known as the North American
stone Dressing Company of New Haven Ct aud carrvin.
butincss In the city OF New York The notice is
intended especially to refer to adverts which ha-
recently appeared In the New York Herald Journl OF
Commerce. for the purpose Of increasing the epai Of tho
said company. j. W. COCHRAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

nR TLLIOTT OCrLIST. mas REvovED To ias
~ Broadvny opposite he Art Uni.n Once hours from
Tito 3Veloef, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03
MlSCELLAN ESDUS,

UTOMATON SEAMsTRESS- SUBSCRIBERS
"A onrefs Of A. A. wilson's Patent Sewing Machine ter
the following states-Ner hire, Virginia.
Indiana Wisconsin, louisiana Mi-ss pp California; and
Oregon prepared to sell anyof the above territory
to suit purchasers Of taors
lave in successful operation in different of tho United
States. Letters adors'd ,. H. Lee Elrlvs Hotel New
York city: koya. Ball Trey, ". postpaid viii
ee'e immediate aten ton General depot 10 and VT
Broadway. E. f. LEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03
LODGINGS, DC


FURNISHED ROOM "A LArGE ROOM OR PARLOR.
fun sl cd. to let TO single gentleman without board.
The room ON nd hoor; sne any gentleman der-
uEa 81 ant oui the months, will this
desirsble location Pri 81 per month. Apply st No.
stat street corner Of Whitehall street.
To LET, FURNISHED. A FRONT PARLoR wTrH
bedroom sttsol ed zee f,s floor. ALSO sin e Rooms
n ,hed In the best ttyle without board Inquire at lu
Wet Broadway, between white and Franklin streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03
THE TURF.

CENrREvILLE COURSE, L. L-rR0rrINo.--e lBAT
J.o'.s match r., slcS play or P.yEs2U ~: Y;sss
P.Ddsnss troctlng match Tor s. 0o play pay, nile
o. the
hosslsnd Names b. g. True John. Joel oonhifA namsss
Hussd& Randslrs line Of omnihusss will leave Paisou
ferry, Brooklyn from II A. n until =. r., returning
JOEL coNKLIN. Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE L. L-ra0TrIN0-A PURSE
OF So will BE given Tor horses III at purse
for horse. that purse @ mile heats
three IN hTe 20 mo- ssss.r Both purses v come Of
July h tntrie. to eio- wednesday evening July 3D. ~
10 O'clock, ~ Mr.. Msddens ho,.L
CENTREvILLE COURSE; l.; L-rRorrING-FRI-
best ss 20 Iasn.s. enter, H. slaas J.sS a.
Dayton snters e. H. John Budd O. eater. Gray MalsJ G.
enters A !" Lady jSEI
~ day. July at O'clock r. ~, prccisey-Purss, $50;
CHI r. Moui Morris s. enters bi e. Black Jack & snss
diksr enters sphal M bulow enters Black Csains
UNION COURSE. l.. L-TRoTTING AND PACING
500 mile heat. See: 5p in arnes' Mr. Hossiana nsn.s
hsa.: best IN s. in harness pacing horses that
ns%sr .nsnn a.
Cindereia; WIN. Wheeisn b. e. Haniisonj John
a"h sfer s Parss so mile beats.
se, TO rosI9 and arvsr Iss $50
ydense Grl :. Ioasiana enter. Day COLT W 5. enters
a' vi ssssy
,s on s.rS M ssns stage; in - SS
r each Way cents, and remain nns the spSSss
John SNEDIKER. Proprietor.
'NRorTlNG-tTH OF JrLY-NEw ROCHELLE raor-
three Mr. Ss NJ mile assr sese
ls as b x Say as Mr. s"ss
Gen. Cass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

" ~OO. s hbtent, having house Renteely Furnished.
vii out oarder wishes % meet with bacheor wdo set
Nfo ut Mcun rance, who would he willing TO advance her
le ,lo,e amount and in for the same the lady would
ftrnh him with rooms with partial board, " Ieq Tired with
oil the comforts Of homo ADDRESS Mrs A. T. Lee, Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

EoR sAIE-1wO SUPERIOR MoCEISG BIRDS
ON two - trgl years old They mock do7 rooster
ting nifht sri FAY; rce ~, MY dollars Zach Ais vo
young ift recently arrived r. Savannsh I've doll
eseh They ar1 Ne hegt iet IN b" ey. Apply the Ste
hnn Howe franklin Market Ola slip.
DiANO foRIE--ToR SALE. SECOND HAND IN
etrunrnt, London make. Apply at is Broad street
Ear Reaver street 10 Ming ClRssesAs3 for sale two
large she glasses, Frsnch ylafs-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

STRANGERS vIsIrISG NEW YORK WILL FIND Al
- the fsirheld County House" Nc 81 Rowcry, corner
o. Rs, ard teet comfortably furnished eher with
~ without loard moderate terms Enra Bay ard
str, ~, one door east u Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03
SPORTING.

SPORTING-1HE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY
" Grand Street Hail. ~ Grand ftreet, " Y Grsat
Ter the fancy, the abve aornonn and evening
Thdrew he .eries Of canine rts before Witnessed
in America The singular and unknown animal, we.hng
only fourteen pounds nov he seon here and Is s1
open to tight dog exceeding thirty pounds 500
TO 500 Money ready mt these rooms Tae great
passed badger Of Philade pha also contand with
deg of the weight, thsh Mates time doom
bats rat killing, turns &c too numerous to mnton
cling half o'clock in the Afternoon and
eli III o'cloch in the eve iuy, A im - cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

THOSE wBo WISH To uAvE r1EfS HOUSES
j oiesrd o. Rats Mice. Roschts Bedhug etc., vosh do
call at Josars Depot 80 Broadway wbere ,bsy
purchase the ttterir aor thst IL inalbe AMI that fAr
smell or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

COLORED DAGUERaEOTYPES FOR FIFTY CENTS
~ Kings Skylight Rooms los iiovery between Grand and
hester streets the only establishment in the city whore
first rate Sky1ight taken
ihelr ding han dsore for Fifty Cents In no in
will any charge be unless perfect satsaon la
uty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03
poRT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL. sHREws

A TLAh1Ic GARpEN-UNDER the NEW PRoPRf-
"A etorthip, tbs popular place Is reeivng
trsafiug ratr0nsgs addition u the usual
.he the PROPRIETOR has engaged shstons cssor.si
hand 81 apsic. viii will play. pleasant every russdiy
and Thursday evo Ing Of each week. Admt;a ase rel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

A CARD.-JAMEs LAscALA RRsPEJrrULJy IN
IA foms hts patrons and the public that he has opansd
ashionahlc Psriumery store. AZ NJ lys Garden. ia
Br ads where large N The
art Clet o. the Toilette found pleass the
tic and Alec ascaia owned shampoo Water
sud rea VI kss for thr health the hair
" rtn tie store VII re found bis sslo for the reesss
VIZ ne viii d. he beat Va bis power - merit share Of sb
putlc pstr9nsge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03
HOT ELS.

1872 49, >-eN--~>>'-
II EPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK
~ e. Peek Jr ProprssorThis delightful sunmsr resi-
ence for che For further
inquire Of Thompson. Pool Nixon. ~ broadway. eorns
& Duane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

CO n00 WANTED "A GENTLEMAN WISHES
pcSOOV TO borrow s. 600 So 90 nm uhte seeu-
for term Of three yeafe FOE which DAY
cent interest And 500 premium IL appea made
imn eda ely NO better security be offered Address
5, Herald flee
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Rongo.- Sixth
Judicial District Court.

II matter Sutcsssoa IF sAEAn M. HuMILToN DEED.
No. 44G.
Ilr virtue vi an order from the Honorable fhe
- Sixth District Court. Of the State for the
aforesaid Parishauf date November 9th 1851. ID
me directed IN the above entitled cause, | win
expose at public sale, II the Court Mouse Of this
parish. on safuriay the 9th day ofgDecenfl.er
1SJi at ~ o'clock III, The following described pro.
rcrty belonging til the said succession
The one undivided half interest of Sara NJ.
Hamilton deceased, on and TO the following slass
criscd trnct III Laird.
lit. a certain tract Of land situated Ia lie
Parish being the North West quarter Rof sectionS
10. ~ il Township No. Z, faorih Of the Missis-
sippi rivcr.l al Range No. 10 East, containing
I3AsysIilo0 acres. bounded on the North by LANDS
nf George Az Hamilton On The cast ~ fasose III
j. Nll Collins, I'D tho south lsy those On Mary
Fadsser, andon The west BY public iaiids, with
the miildings and Improvements thereon.
2d.A Another tract or parcel of land containing
nine (a acres, more o. less adjoining the shove
described tract and being Oh the north castacuraer.
TerrnAof sale Cash. It'll
West Eaton Rouge, Novmeler5 j. 1871.
nov . II. J. g. DURABLE, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01
y


80 o57ser 0 1asxxtxtud Ggg6Rfisu s1raekAg
1rHE UNDERSIGNED hasc eos,uised III eafab-
4 fishftant of Ilis above eharacta iii aul keen eon-
sfnitfly Oil hand 4 complete assofiuuaBt oT the ar~
slfles In their nna 20 which the would riHspeet-
felly i raIl the attention 0f their friends md tlie
public ganefallE
Aflng,sf tle5 assortment Win ii fuuM
s,rtAts.s y 81 aYs.tssta'fsii: 50 NJ slrs! 1fasss
PLAIN JAMS Disl1i, bfEFs FiSJFFAl.W aid
EEjsF SIsAs. mn ! nftll .. NAGENH5f5S.@
Nes & "a E1ats9A Iksgs ind ~isarrcIe u HsIs Iissl
KNNf%S 4eI1asi ~ BRINGS. EOfJIfSfI. SAgk-
HINNf s tlssS'Isf mn. ~ EMS efaIl9 Jk pork.
AIsa. I3eef. SpsTtslaceto uni SstarAEafstIes, Bos-
hptl. VIEW Fefls shd I,osaisians sNsl,. IsagIish
Dally.sAew iprk alsdN WeAleriIs fsd Pine a pnles
lsasasasGesIea New Fork and WsAsfersl Butter,
Il~1aaersaads pwlcIslss, pis Fruitss ID randy Frtdls,sH
GasslsIa ~. Iaoalis Flour. Kiae, white Baails ind
Virgiaia doinrniny. suaas 6s#ioi sugar and But
ier 8 srscxess afsa, Coffee, FsIpef, pice, Ginger
'aEtt HAltslAftiH
Boston, New York and Louisiana double REIN
ia SlKafs
"A general assla faIent 81 fne Candles, Segayso
All q ~aaliiies; Teohaeco and Snuff.
Alsi,a fine asaaftflent of
RuM. GIN d,4I III bourbph
Also 90 dozen choice brai.ls aof Wines, Cfnfet,
6c. Scotch AID and London Potter, Pure Olixel
OH a inc article III YEAsr pnwpEIs.
a small assoftInent ef &c II 0rxSHH3
glass srl'in, e 1 4 i Ger audsa5E@AAh44S
Wflow-warn, &c. &c.
Allfhe above are warranted of The besfaunlify,s
having had several years sx,eTfence. We
ROPE by strict attention To business toaiuflt 4 due
Of public patronage.
We have also received this siay 40 Half Bar.
uf DrAr'a double r~sriiasssl WlHisley
e wv VIII always be gladt To wait on cafstafBHfs.
mar 22-iy ]. PARRY, & co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01
ia nTIuEl
Y
ln.tA

TN IN cs1taet d the JailpflAx parEk |
MN solsa Baton RouEe, bFiaas .JaiIoruTsHN |
ofthe I,afpf Nest Baton RonE9oai Mon
day Never 18th, t&5f d nsxp woman, Whos
cu[ls lMH MsFfs4~6 sect q ih1es high, about
90 years xatd says she bcloBkso Emilia TINS
drasse, sfatprloos The lowsasrjsI rosi0astcxi xMl
comply Nathe law. and TAKE III sway
nos. a4. JASs JsfhOM, Iniksl /
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01
I'M Steam IStlxhe.

TsOR SE III the Hatun Roags Foundry, mi
T falif II Drahaing 1farh}4 or Sugar MIL,
EyIisdtfv9 siroka, ia indie ii disunetef
n6v, sa23y. HfLL& HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01
Superior Sulnner GI0ahiDo

I7s II Az ~kEbItsED PRICES
Detsktr ~ GA,ntG2g ge7lernlly ls7rsyzyyse
sfflIER UNsEAsONABIE
Goods 1T Co.'S, but ii As
G. a. HON.
Isafsyatte Street.
Clotl,ing suitable for the season can be Had loir
Tn GasAs Alall and see, AZ the goods haveStol
PC SOLE fclsle fhsg can te tdcSs5 June III.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01

5usTs EcE1D By ], ptR Il u,
sfds Huh Carolina Ric..
q bbt4 No.. 1, Leaf Lard,
I 4 50 srksA III dO tA
IDoxes fresh Scoteh Hernia,
10 boxesfrcsh BnckyvheatS flour,
IA u bbis Y Western Reserve butter,
III Is fresf. Western Cheese,
40 English dairy Ch4ese,
1900 lby eapvassed haSns,
5000 do Bacon Sides,
20ou ~ Shoulder, s
10 sbblss MAckerah,
ID IN kits 4
6ialf bIais. Salmon.
3s5hls, Whale Dil.
5halfss Dutch Salmon
3 Dbl, Lard nils~-winief
cboxse Pine apple Cheese,
10 frki,ls q osirn Butter
2 blas. Virginia loninys s
Varieties,
2 CasttAf's Tobacco,
bpx4 Harrisses lest chewing Tesaeeo,
ii sine cut st
\ J. Ill / ss.s, french pi n .
Y Pale
2 Holland Gin.
4 hbl{ american /"
9 ttaf2ss ! araaica Rum,
4cassxz 4 Cordials, sNssn
rs bo| ss~wine,--assostcd
28dcx taia4 Absenth.
10 lhtk Pixies Magnolia Whisksy,
5 s11Vapor =
10 4 aaeanfs double rectifed q
\ 3 gsaS easks American brandy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01
fresh Arrival

sXIAl Gals Syrup from the reiiHexy0 B 81 II.
84All Perkins o dozen Shakers bffnsrns b
fdbz4naARater Pals s25Jars Fresh yNSss1fesual Bun
ter. For sale by PARRYs& O.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01

] n LBS. saIeriine Rel Waters. s cross Bxxes
1eJtraaspafcnt al. I2 doz S trset's niotfo walters
assorted. yDHN G.zI.H Na1nE
octs 70. posfofde&e yoS1l.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01
Locks. I,aTCHEs. c.

1NIE UNDERSIGNED have jusl rssseiivad
= general assortment Of Locks, Latchsis,. Shut
teF and Hind fastcHiass,,difect from III ii su1iac-
hires which they CIDER NJ f~nenassxf moderate f3,ri i-
les, LARttUfEK "a ia N(9fjEs@4
Jan. geJJ. @ sE&s sssa@#8 M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01
En0nrsmd Cnffgn.

TITTARE pFci,aaiired Ii bnY, 81 make M~ivances
Xxx Oh slIipnnsrts "a SroAa md tesprf5 III ON
friends III New JUTleEaMIiNs.
nov q. i. ID. PHILLIPS 4 BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01
Great BARGAINS

CASH WANTED FOR liar MSS.
81 Cam e ym Horses
49, Consisting Of
2 Breeehbarlds, uair Trace Chains
. HipstrapsY Pines
Coliars, 4 belly bat,dss
4 Brides, . hack barIls. aafd
Which 1 now offer aog xS25--EAsn. which Il less
beef sold fsr III thin Mace, and a5 perl cnlft less
than the New Orleans Wholesale price. Tltaye
q ilne stock On hand md invife Me a~stenfion 81
planters and othera hi want of Wzaeg8rf rr TEsaft
harrless afg 3 BRAssI1uRp
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01

f9ES ffxE CIV eHs @ss ss337
ng L, u,slf@ I'LL kexjan sscassa 9o} New
s. e eHk n PhaEst3slphia. 4 Nil ss xtkAent
2saps sIl7 ~ Stskapedk5S SSkf6a ii With
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01

Z&E~E@ = ~ hyAs a E44HES ia
a LWAYs on hand, and for sale by
"a nov9os JOHN PHILLIPS.
BY AUTHORITY.
DnnpOSAIsS ff carrying tLe mails III til,
I United States from the 18th day 81 February
So Z excepting those routes under which
~difieftfst tlayy Of coinulestseilsu IL Apcciied,1 i
the 9oth ne Jnile, 1864, Inclusive, III Louisiaud
will te receivea Ill Tie Contract OIIire 81 tla
Post OfHce Department. In the city 81 Washing
tonsuntil "a 4. etsof the Slh day oil December
is5tt IfpA VI decided by the 1Sth.Ey of tlia sltlas
hiDnthssog HE sgsslfes and il the manner and siiilt
hdfsiIaffhF siaesificd, vi.s @N
louisiana.
4 (or weJ IT. j. 1tforf;sc Il
carry tlr mails ort routa EaYs fh,H, Il
agreeahly 10 the advertisement Of Tie
Post sllastor General dated 9th Adgnats 1851 uiid
By The l~oI3oafing mole Of coliveyancs viz:
fer tle manual ssrf IN dollars
Fora III 4 Guarau1u. ''s@s'-
Iiiif undersigned usdnrtakc that II lhe afsgoina
lid NJ carry b The mail oil route No. le
accepted lH ttH Postmaster General tg,e bid.isr
SHAH prioryto fhe 18th day uf February next.
enter into the fsqtdred obligation to ID ftortn tiie
service proposeds with good aifd sufficient ~siurcfies
D;ted. lsignea BY tssn snarplltors.)
4 ~ Aa0lny N dey1lEdsue.
The undersigned. postmaster sef
scsrtides fllat ID il well aeHaaiinnfeed wsiitthe zbosf
ssgisafa iltuts ana 4 their property, Aid they are men
81 l,fspesty ahq able ~ lliakt ggpod their gtlaraa
pttesl Signed.
1VE0fsc n,gdz Las1l7xrfio1s III guxlers.
Sagef ~nlitntes are aIIowedto intermrneti
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01
Kaf |

q 2HLIsNDIp ssgxsanlaef tn SHE, 8eas
1vaf hill asSzix;asuaxxeAAs of 1hss Dali raaSs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01
WfabpIngPapc

van THanssg, gM1Nonsl Ndaa5iffy VI da rertiyed ffotsss
1ek1ka0 tfligstIfaelRrs n 1iilrfizaa5fi AID III Iii
n ks. o1lsaas pfisss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01
s~om4fhi,}o

Y1 sonnet 3k1Ji8 Nk5Rs
sULORA lo AaIiss io1 ssIl ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-02-01

I, 8 & / i, ! d & 3sriIsI "a Abdomen w
|iSvs n JuAN LAN0uE
The southern press., 1851-11-04
ftom IL .alia tstsfsrris. o. q

There seems to be but little doubt as 10 thu
existence of valuable silver mines ia California
We have from time TO time heard Of discoveries
IN various parts of the southern country; but
the following account. which we take from
somewhat lengthy article in the Stockton Kspub-
bean, Is sufficient to settle the question "Early
N the present year the exploring expedition left
stockton, and, We believe, resulted in nothing
tangible; although H. w. Wallis, esq, of this
city, showed US specimens from'the region of tho
-Four Greeks, where deposits were found in in
calculable amounts. Indeed this is the form in
which, II appears to US, silver is most frequently
found in California II is a kind of black sui.
phuret of silver, is blacklist, brittle, celuar-
atfordng gobules Of silver at the blowpipe. The
Spaniards call it negrlo; and it is also found
in large masses in Peru and Mexico The soeei.
mems we have seen have been Of different de-
grees of richness, the amount Of silver VARYING
from l0 to so in 100, in various specimens. The
specimens brought down by Mr. Wallis were
analysed by Moflat q Co, with the following
result
Gold, 81 on
Lead, l.5OOlhs
Some four weeks ago, Mr.. C. ID. Gibbes, who
has been surveying in the neighborhood Of
Mount Diabe, informs US that he lad discovered
traces of silver in that neighborhood, though in
whal form we could not ascertain. We believe
that that gentleman is at the present time absent
on the inquiry. The discovery which has called
forth these remarks, is one which has been made
by Mr.. Joshua Holden, of Sonora. The follow
ing is the communication we have received on
the subject. 1t is authentic, and may, we believe
be relied upon;
SONORA, Sept. %. 1851:
"Mr. Holden has discovered very extensive
silver mine, which prospe' Is fifty cents per pound
silver and fifteen cents per pound gold, with
other associated metals. If the mine proves as
rich as the prospect, it will be worth all the gold
mines in the southern district.
Tomorrow, Mr.. ii. and party will start out
for the purpose of commencing regular mining
operations. | have seen piece of the ore,
which is the richest ever saw" m
The southern press., 1851-11-04
The Public Debt Of Texas.

Ia our opinion the following extract from an
editorial of the " Star State Patriot" of Mar
shal, breathes the right spirit which should gov
ern our next legislature in coming to a settle
ment with our creditors:
As to whether Texas ought to pay in gold and
silver, the full amount of her obligations con-
tracled to rry on the great war of independ
ence, is question involving mutual equities be-
tween her and her creditors the relative right
to which We shall not stop to investigate; but
we must and will deprecatc, any short sighted
time serving, niggardly policy, in regard to the
State debt. Texas Is able, and as a matter of
State policy, can afford, and ought to be liberal
with her creditors. At the utmost she cannot
owe above thirteen millions; to pay this she
has ten millions in hand, and about one hundred
and twenty millions of acres of land, entirely
free from every sort of demand or incumber.
ance, Then let the members of our legislature
eschew the character of village politicians and
play the part of true statesmen, by devisinp
some prudent and we'll adjusted system OF i'm
provement calculated TO develope the great re-
sources of the State, and place its credit upon
basis above suspicion, while it shall, at the same
time, secure the expenditure of the amount we
now owe at home, and invite foreign clpital to
our State. This Is all that Texas requires TO
render her, in ten years, not simply the Star
State" but the empire State of the Union and
he who shall show himself equal TO the emer
gency, and accomplish this end, will deserve and
receive the highest reward that a free, prosper
ou', and grateful people can bestow. To have
schieved our independence, in part, by the means
now constituting our debt, is above all praise /;
but to turn the same means which served TO win
the State into the most potent channel Of ma
tionsl wealth and prosperity, cannot be less hon
ornble.-GI IlUeSion Ner0s.
The southern press., 1851-11-04

E The National Era charges us with fa-
nsticism in expressing, as we did some days ago,
sympathy for the oppressed, and wish that this
country should take more republican part in
favor of the prosecuted in Europe, than il does
through its representatives in general.
We were not aware Of expressing other SEN
timents or opinions than such as Americans
pride themselves in having. We know that
there republicans who do not comprehend
republicanism at all and we have, in common
with many others, observed with regret that re-
publicanism is but shabbily represented when it
is ever to be found at the tail Of the oppressor,
and running down liberty under the foolish cry
OF socialism. This country can do much good
without running into war. But when under a
pretext of neutrality, il actually sides with the
enemy, and reiterates all the exaggerstions and
inventions Of the European party of ORDER
we must expect that virtuous party to treat us
with the contempt they always express for us
and our principles.
With little exertiou Of common sense. we
can make allowances for the mon,entsry extrava.
gances Of revolution, maintsin our consis-
teney, and compel Others to respect and fear US
The southern press., 1851-11-04

a story is told in the Cincinnati Gazette of
beautiful, wealthy and young German woman
who went into china store in that city to make
some purchases, and took the opportunity 10
conceal about her person a number of valuable
articles for which she made no pecuniary provi
sion prior TO her departure. The clerk how
ever noticed the pifering movement, and sub
sequently made out bill Of the articles stolen,
and' 10 company with an officer, proceeded to
her residence, remarklng to the fair thief that
number i.ii OF pieces had been omitted from tho
bill. The guilty female with much confusion
and embarrassment, paid the difference at once.
and thus saved herself from exposure. The
young woman is very respectfully connected, and
about to bo married. z