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the Esehargc Reading Room co. ktchanstl - Ncdncs
Ghy, eth, ~ the usual hour.
letter Lsgs tor Bermuda 81 Thomas, Porto Rico, and nl
tc India Islands steamer Merlin, vl clohe a. the
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letter steamer gorga aVanA snd Ialio-nia
N wednesday 18th inst.
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ma Orsgan South Pacific aud san Francisco. Will close
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18th, M ~ o'clock.
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viii close the F,shangc Reading Room to Exchanged
Letters oas be pre- paid the READING Room
Of .hs world; Y.u.,...
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SHIPPING.

N1EAaER AFRICA-roR SALE. A sTAIERooH roR
- tw6lsiss or lady And Gentleman for tho veyaSe 70
Liverpool, THO sch npt. in tho Africa hlss
berth tor gentleman. All ~ which most desrablI
located. Apply g JOHN HIGGINS ~ william street.
DAssAcE pER BALTIC. a FIRST gATE BERTH. IN
the steamer Battle 10 sail the yth, for sale W
JAMES LEE & co, 80 New street.
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NV OsJssS.-hr Steamship WINFIELD s,ott-Dr xcCormlok
anI lady, holland hEd LADY, Rev BssNo, Mrs Hand
isy MI h'hai,y. ~ Rssil.. Robslot I'D LADY, srs
Cam, stewsr' SOrosns: Mrs. SAM Rell Mia Bsu r
A .aiard u Baldwin. Nyyrk; John ksiso, Bsitinore
A Nelson.
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Naval Intelligence


United States soop OF war Decatur Commander Green
a cruise, sailed from Havana 2lst ult
Boatswsin Charles Woodland has been ordered to the
United States soop jamestown, in place OF Thomas ).
Buxton, dis missed.
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Below.

rLir. bark, aud brig.
The sip Mesterveit reported below IN yent rday
l. etl below. She passed ~ steamship
NashI gton "a miles East a. the Hook
sailed.
Steamship winh,ld Scott. CoularI New Orleansi clips
Flying cloud luew oprsrl cresssy san Franchises York
Shire tpktl Briggs. liverpool; Yorktown tpktl Brad.sh
London. and others
JrNr 2-At suuri.e sw; meridian. a., and clear;
set
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

on their behalf will visit the Atlantic
States early in the ensuing spring, and
no fears are entertained but that sufi-
cent aid will be obtained. either from
capitalists or the Congress Of the United
States, topush the work through to this
cisy by the first of November next, and
should the difficulty be less than it is
anticipated, by the report of the engi-
neer, in obtaining sufficient elevation
at the head of the work, the water may
be introduced into Nevada BY Sep
tember.
One word more. The design of the
company 10 to construct the canal
Of sufficient dimensions, to not only
supply slnice mining upon the en-
tire route, but also for irri alton to set
tleIs on lands now nearly valuless be-
cause of the long drought of summer
and autumn, There will be little diff
Guilty in the way of extending the bene.
fits Of irrigation even to Penn Valley.
| crave your pardon, gentlemen, for
extending these remarks thus far, and
will only further observe that rejoice
that you have taken the matter in hand
and have handled it so ably.
N. PEBo DE LA PoER.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

IMMENSE ExcITEMENT.-I.ast evening.
about eight o'clock, that portion of the
city in the vicinity Of the Plaza was
aroused by o certain ondescript noise.
which, on further investigation was
found to be series of musical screech.
ings, performed by Miss Atoy, and re-
sembling somewhat prolonged cry, in.
terspersed with the Gatherings Of a gong
or other similar instrument with which
religious rites are performed in the G
lestial Empire. When we arrived near
the spot whence the outcry was proceed
ing. we found her in full chase after
suspicious looking individual. who had
the appearance Of being volunteer to
the Indian War. The thief kept ahead
for time, but Atoy was too swift for
him, seized him by the CO lar very much
in the style Of u police officer, and de.
manded a diamond pin which he and
his party had taken away from her, af.
ter politely visiting her house and taking
a drink with her. Some little talk en-.
sued, in which Atoy made herself dis
tinctly heard for four squares around.
although not distinctly understood, and
the volunteer" was marched off to the
station house, where the matter was in
vestigated.-Aita.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

SIERRA MADRE MovEMExr.---The New
York correspondent of the San. Francis
CO Herald, under date of November 9th,
says
THE intelligence we have lately re-
ceived from the revolutionary depart
ments of Northern Mexico is of the
gravest and most impOrtant character.
The city Of Matamorns IL now in DOS
session of the revolutionary party, and
according to present appearances nm
independent republic will soon be in
existence on our extreme Southern bor-
der. Soldiers belonging to the United
States army are deserting in great num-
bers and flocking to the standard Of the
insurgents, and great many Americans
are taking the same direction. Thus
far, the Mexican government has not
been able to do any thing efectual to-
wards suppressing the fevolNtion. The
probability, therefore, is, that before
long we shall see on our southern border,
new and independent republic, carved
out of Mexico, a Ia Teras, and to be
hereafter united to the American Re-.
pnblio as Texas was. independence
was not the object with which the revo-
lutionists took the field. All they de-
sired was some modification in the reve-
nue. laws, by which American goods
could be imported into the departments
now in arms against the government.
This was refused, insurreoiion followed,
and the next step in the programme
was independence. As yet there has
not been much attention bestowed ON,
this subject not as much certainly as.
it deserves. 1t is easy to foresee, how
ever, that the independence Of the three
northern departments Of Mexico, Ta-.
maulipas, New Leon and Coahuila, will
be only preliminary step to their in
corporation with the United States
Judging by the past, no sooner will that
question come up for discussion in Con-
gress, in the newspapers and through
out the country, than we shall have a
revival Of the slavery agitation, with all
its manifold difficulties, chickering's and
animosities. The north will again at
tempt to apply the Wilmot proyiso ,o
the act Of annexation. This will be on
posed by the south, and then will come
another clash Of sectional interest and
fanaticsl spirit similar to that which
TWO years ago was so near DESTROYING tho
Union. But sufficient for the day l. The
evil thereof There is no use In ant;oS
paiing trouble. When IL .comes -.
shall deal with it 40 best We can "a, ,hs
ssttlemsnt Il che difficulty. And e.. sns
god Of the duasry" 'ae
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13
FRANCE.-The news from France ia

FRANcE.-The news from France is of
o most interesting character. The min.
istry have oil resigned, in consequence
OF the President having signiied his in.
tentioa to bring forward bill restoring
the right of suffrage to some three mil.
lions OF Frenchmen, who had, contrary
to the constitution, been deprived Of
the right.
SPAIN.-From Madrid, we learn that
the Spanish Government had deter.
mined not to send any more troops. AT
present, to Cuba, than are sufficient tc
replace those killed and wounded hv
Lopes and his followers. The Quees II
Spain has addressed an autograph Let.
ter TO the inhabitants of Cuba, express.
ing her gratitude for their conduct dur.
ing the invasion Of the island by the
American pirates. The royal letter is
to be deposited in the archives of the
city OF Havana, and authentic copies
are TO be forwarded to the municipali-
ties Of the island.
Accounts from Greece state that an
eiiectual stop has at last been put ia
piracy IN the eastern pars Of the Medi-
terranean.
Ihe Austrian government still cor
s.nued ,ts brutal efforts for the suppress
sion OF liberty in Italy.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

DIsBANDED.--We are informed by the
Governor that, after conversing With DIR.
ties who came up on the steamer night
before lost, relative to the exact situa-
ton of affairs in and around San Diego.
he deemed the emergency not to be so
great as to demand the sending of VOL
unteers from here. He therefore YES.
terday morning issued orders to Col
Hays to disband the two cavalry compa.
MES that have been organised in our
city. The San Francisco Rangers para
ded yesterday and spent some time in
drilling last evening, and both compa,
MES feel Of course much disappointment t
at the inglorious result of the affair.
Alta, Dec. IL.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

The Christian advocate, of December
Sd, contains, in on article on duelling.
some reflections on the Nevada Journal,
to the effect that "the Journal has o
great horror for piety. and great fond
ness for duelling" These remarks we
would characterize severely if we wished
to put ourselves on level with one who
would use them-as it is, we will re-.
mark that there is piety we esteem,
and it is farther from hoarse profession
and noisy ostentation than our censor Of
the Advocate can probably appreciate.
With regard to dueling, in the first ex-
element of the report of the duel at
Industry Bar, which has called out the
Advocate in sanguinary wishes, we
denounced the practice in measured
terms, and advocated the application of
the lam upon the survivors to its fullest
extent. We did this in the midst of an
excited community, aiming to give
proper tone to public sentiment, regard.
less Of any personal risk Our words
we shall not take the trouble to repeat.
But there is a strong approach to men-
dacity in an editor who charges CO.
temporary with certain opinions without
knowing what his opinions are. and
when they are directly opposite.
By the way, the ADVOCATE man says
in another place, that every person who
sells liquor is thief" The receiver
10 as bad as the thief We know ol
Advocates taken in this city on solicita.
tion, and paid for with the proceeds d
liquor selling. The advocate will please
not infer we have Q horror for TEN
perance from these remarks. Sweep
ing assertions are the errors Of veal
heads, and person who deals denun
citation and ''damnation round the land,
by epithet and wish, must expect criti
cism from those who don't admire suol
things.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

A Curious FIcHr.-A gentleman of
this town having q rattlesnake in box
with tin bars, put a rat in, to see his
snakeship give specimen of swallow
ing. The snake struck at the rat, and
the rat finding himself in close quarters
with deadly enemy, like all towards
began to show fight when he could do
no better. He attacked his adversary
with sp rit, and continued to bite him
on the head and neck until he gained a
complete victory. The snake died of
his wounds in few minutes, and the
rat was killed by dog; but we are not
informed what became of the dog that
killed the rat that whipped the snake
that lay in the box that Charley built.
anderson Is. CO. Gasette.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

To the Editors of the Nersda Journal =
! admire the spirit and independence
which characterize your editorials. You
merit, if you do not receive. from the
mining interests an equally liberal sup
port. You have the hearty wishes of a
retired journalist for rich reward fol
your labor.
Permit me to remark, in reference tc
your leader Of the llth instsnt, in re.
gard to the introduction Of the waters
Of the Yubs, that 90 early rs last June,
several gentlemen Of this city, together
with Capt. Day, Of Grass Valley, and
Lieut.. Emory, of Marysville, made q
reconnaissance, and subsequently, sur
vey of . route from the Yuba to this city
for the purpose Of introducing the wa
ters of that river into the mining region
contiguous thereto and in the vicinity
of this oity. This work was accom-
plishsd under the guidance of Captain
Day, an able and experienced civil on.
ginser. who furnished the company with
chart of the proposed route.
The company being fully organized
and charter obtained, sgreeably :,
the laws Of the State, Lieut.. Emory wa,
despatched to the seat Of government
and had the same duly recorded by the
Secretary Of State. Thus much fol
facts. Now gentlemen, for the advan
tages to be anticipated upon the com
pletion Of the work, even to this city
and vicinity, and the mining rsgior
contiguous to the surveyed route of tn,
South Ysba Mining and Sacramento
Valley Canal Company, you have elo
quently and truthfully said all that il
necessary, one would suppose. to con
vince the public Of the great utility of ths
measure, and will add Q syllable upor
that subject fully eoinciding with youl
closing paragraph, that the project !,
ons fkst in udes actscn, and the men tri
haus nerve to commence and co .pfete Il
~iH reap psnderous fortunes and aehisu'
east teneff to California.
wish merely further 10 remark, gen.
tlsmsn, that in furthsrance of the views
and plans Of the company already or.
ganissd sad chartered. rsprsssntstisn
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

CHURCH BELL.-The bell Of the Pres
byterian Church gave forth it's first
tones in the city on yesterday. 1t is
clear and mslodious, and We heard ma
ny speak of it as awakening memories
Of home.
"Those evening bells, those evening bells,
How manya tale their music tells! J"
For the FIRST time the note Of the church
going bell has awakened the echoes Of
these mountains, and long may it peal
the mark Of religion undefled.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

N. Z. SOCIETY," adjourned meet
ing of the New England Society Of Fri
day evening was well attended, and full
of interest. The number Of members
reported rs having become connected
with the. society was seventy-five, and
the committee to whom the obtaining of
signatures to the constitution was en-
trusted, reported the prospect of Q full
turn out en- the occasion. The next
of the Society takes place on
Tuesday evening next. The time for
the celebration rapidly draws near, and
persons desiring to join the society
should take immediate action to tha
effect.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

SMELLING GoLD.-The great expert
mont Of the Bunker Hill Quartz Com
psny will be tried the FIRST Of the ensu-
ing week. We have before described
their projected process. If they sue
ceed, as it is to be hoped they may,
great improvements in the method Of
extracting gold will be introduced gen.
orally, completely revolutionising this
branch Of business.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

To QUARTZ COMPANIES. Geo.
Gordon Of the firm Of Geo. Gordon &
Steen, Vulcan Engine Works of San
Francisco, is now in Nevada, where he
will be glad to confer with parties re-
quiring machinery. He may be found
tomorrow by calling at this Office.
Messrs. Gordon & Steen have the lar.
gest mandatory in the State, and the
only one where engines are manufac'
tured. There are now two heavy en-.
gines on their way to this city, from
their works. Persons Wishing to con-
tract will do we'll TO call and see Mr.
Gordon.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13
A correspondent of the Stockton Jou

A correspondent Of the Stockton Jour-
nal writing from Fort Miller, on the San
Joaquin river, Nov. %, says:
81 have just seen . gentleman who
witnessed fight yesterday evening, on
the San Joaquin, between the San Joa.
quin Indians, tom Kit" chief, and the
King River Indians, "Pasqual," chief.
A number of each tribe had collected
for the purpose of catching salmon, when
disturbance arose, occasioned BY Ii
quor. Two or three were killed and
several wounded"
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

The TRANscRIpT AND THEATRIcaLs
The admiration of the Transcript for
the Chapman family may be increased
by the meanness they have practiced
in the mountains towards its own pro-
fession Il may exhibit its stupid won.
der that the Journal does not concur in
making Garricks and Siddons of 1.-The
family" Even If we gays .hem credit
for good acting, they would deserve
none for common generosity or courtesy.
We commend to the especial admira.
tion Of their organ of the plains, the ex-
clusion Of the press from the theatre,
and when il has expressed its concur.
renee in that, we have some other items
that exhibit equal noblensss of soul
We are asked if we wish to see thin
houses nj the Jenny Lind! We reply,
no. 1t is not our aim to do any such
thing, if it was we would say nothing.
Tor TINS very article will excite q Curl
osity to attend their personatiOns. To
theatre goers we say, attend this kind
of acting If you will, you will enjoy bet.
ter acting all the more when it comes
But these notices ril have their effect,
if not here, elsewhere. And it, by the
exhibition Of a humbug unredeemed
even by the common courtesies Of life,
or halfway recognition Of the rights Of
others, the Journal is the means of has
tening the banishment from the stage Of
those to whom the description will ap.
ply, a service is rendered for which the
public will not be ungrateful.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

1@- Our thanks are due to Messrs.
Little & Malban Of the new restaurant
on Main street, for courtesies last eve.
ming in the shape Of capital supper.
If the patrons Of the restaurant are ss
well served, they viii not be few. The
establishment Of Little & Malban is
new, and handsomely fitted up, and we
bespeak for them liberal patronage.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

We owe thanks to MIR. Las Casas for
forwarding US Gle of the Boston Zion's
Herald from San Francisco. The famil-
iar face of the old family paper was
most welcome. We recognise the
graceful and vigorous pen Of our old and
respected friend ABEL STEVENS in its
we'll filled columns.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

IMPORTANT ARREsr.-Four Mexicans
were arrested yesterday afternoon, and
brought before the Recorder on suspi-
c'on OF being concerned in the recent
t'aged'es above Msrysvills and through.
OUT fuba county. circumstances, 60
TAR seem strongly against them. The
examination wall hs continued to-day.
Ussop, Dec. Il.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

Rolla seemed to be impressed with the
notion he had found his way into gym
nasium, and his health depended on Vi
gorous and eccentric motions Of the
arms, legs, head, lungs, every thing, but
brains. Poor Rolla. thy fate was un-
timely! Cruel to kill thee, before thy
time! Could they not let thee live
even through the tn ee acts of thy cur.
tailed life, but must kill thee in the
frste
Cora's inexpensive face at the mo-
ment of the loss Of the mothers greatest
treasure; and the kings manners, 60
like q solemn country gentleman's, etc.
we pass to remark that Mrs. Chapman
played El,ira very well, except that
her voice was too weak to enforce the
impressiveness designed by the author
1@By the decision Of the District
Court Just closed at Coloma, the celebra-
ted case of priority of right to water
from Deer Greek, which has been con-
tested between the Cayote Ditch Co.
on the one hand, and the Deer Greek
Water Co on the other, for their ditch
and mill-the first right to water was
given to the mill, the second to the Cay
ote Co, and the third to the Deer Creek
Co. for their ditch. Thus if the water
in the creek was not sufficient to turn
the mill, the Deer Greek Co. should
turn the water from their ditch, and
cal on the other company for enough to
supply the deficiency. One hundred
dollars damages were given to the Deer
Creek Co., and as the law requires that
unless the damages awarded exceeded
two hundred dollars, tho expenses Of
the suit shall be laid on the party 10
whom the damages ore awarded, the
several thousand dollars cost fell on the
Deer Creek Co. This company have sent
notification to the other that they re-
quire the water in the Cayote ditch for
the mill, and both ditrh,s were accor-
dinghy emptied this morning to the Sc
rious inconvenience Of miners, and we
fear, heavy loss to both companies.