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The sale commenced at s2h, and after falling to
s04 finally closed ct 9lA The bonds draw seven per
cent interest and sscursdbya second mortgage on
all the property Of the company. The road earns .
net revenue equal to ten per cent the entire cost
The steamships Cherokee and Prometheus from
Cbagres bring two weeks later intelligence from Cali
MIA and about two millions Of gold and gold dust
California papers contain most glowing accounts from
the mining Districts and it Is stated that the mining
business had been carried during the past three
four months with energy and perseverance than
1t appears by ocial returns made up at the custom
house Of San Francisco that from September 1919,
December H. 1850 S3 e6Ol55 in gold and gold dust
shipped from that port 1t is est mated that be-
tween twenty and thirty millions have been carried
away in the baggage and pockets Of passengers. 1t
would net be far out OF the way to estimate the amount
of gold carried away from California from june 1915
when the discovery of gold was made to September,
ls4s at ten millions of dollars 1t therefore appears,
dollars in gold have been exported from California
from June 1s4s to December 49, 1850 period of two
years and six months. As large as this is In the az
shipments have been much less than
anticipated The average is twenty eight millions
year 1t Is impression that the product per head
has reached it's maximum whatever it was; and that
from this time forward the inducements for digging
will steadily decrease. Another year will tell the whole
story.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public stocks in this Market at the periods
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
THE WEEKLY II L r A LID.

The splendid American steamship Pacific, Capt
Ezra Nye, will leave this port at noon to day, for
Liverpool Her mails will close at halp 10 o'clock
this morning. The WEEKLY HLRALp will be ready
ct half psst O'Clock It's contents will embrace the
received yesterday from Oregon California the
Sandwich Islands, Nicaragua, Isthmus of Panama
and the West Indies Single copies sixpence
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Arrival Of the Cherokee and the Prone.
thsus-News from California. Oregon, IIa.
wall, New srapsdE, Nicaragua. &c.

Arrival Of the Cherokee and the Promo
thsus-News from California. Oregon, Ha-
wall, New sransdR, Nicaragua, &c.
The steamships Cherokee and Prometheous ar
rived early yesterday morning, and brought - late
interesting and pews from Oregon, California, the
Sandwich Islands, Isthmus q Panama, Nicaragua
and The West Indies
our fiss of newspapers from CaIfornil have
yielded vast body 81 interesting items Of news,
which will ~ found 10 th.s mornings paper
The variety 81 intelligence vii give q very clear
insight INTO The active character Of the new State
on the Pacific, where ioung America seems 70 be
taking gigantic strides u civilization, commerce
AND enterpr 80 81 I'LL descriptions Never, per
hapa, In The history q he world, has . new coun
try exhibited simultaneously, 70 - remarkable
an extni. the active pursuits Of life, and the arts
end customs Of civilization Courts Of Law, hotels,
hall rooms, theatres, picture galleres-in ine,
everything that distinguishes our older Atlantic
oilss-.hriye ca The fresh soil q ihc Pacific B1si-
ntss AID euloJmeut seem g ~ hand 2 hand; and
cou'5 any ore doubt that fte activity q California
y termantut lact. W. should lind !, in The great
number I'D ll .he hph character Of IT, newspu-
re-, PUBLISH daily, weekly, and weekly,
at various points, rs he annexed list viii show
san rrsneiaeo Herald Stockton Times
fita CafcInla, stockton JoarnAI
California Courier. Placer Timca
pNci6c News. earrameutn sransrrlrt
JcrtUnl - Commerce Mntts Tfit..Wa
Evening picavune California Ftats JeHfnst
illustrated Cal News MstJsvilla uarNI
Reuora Iisfsl9 Western star
OREGON spectator, O-egorau
All these newspapers are conducted with an-
con on ability. END ibsrc STE few newspapers n
die Cihcr thirty States of ths lmorf which can
compare with some e them 70 q ir character lor
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According T. tbs account, the receipts for Deem.
her 1850 must have mounted 90 t47 284 a. snd the
expenditures 70 S37 $50 HoF II possible for the
expenses q that month 70 hsv. been such large o.
cent q he receipt. Is more than We understand.
Heretofore the fiscal year o. this company has tsra
mated N the Slst Of december bat Ia orleE e ave
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Out Of the furpu, receipts two dividends have boon
paid during the yssr-on one Of - PER cent sud The
other per cent smousting to tl35 ss5 Isl leaving
balance Of $50 ss5 70 which added 10 ths balance On
hand Dec 81, 1919. makes s1294s9 ss Prom this has
been deducted 500 200 y carried to The renewal fund
which leaves for dividend s5t21i cd
The receipts Of the com oany Ia December having
been acertsined ths following comparative statement
q the aggregate busues during the psst three gears
will prove interesting
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r. nARRlsoNs PosrARLE sGLr COOLING Wills.
-. Burr stone Crndeis-Fa'trtei November, ls4r Is
Tiess mills warranted % d. work other
mile now W ufr And DO ne require hall mach awsr
The tftt premium awarded the tAesr
rs a. the lsrs the American lastituta Ia 1879 aaa
100 Ase a. the Fair Of hM MNssachusets Charitable
6lancal Association in 1870 These MILLS very conve-
uient for ranspertaan thtr stut weight being ue L.
~ A. TIE stones aoUq 0f mills Thy aduira-
by adapted or grndinr trnin All kisds coffee. spices
mustard starch tshts phnt ptumbaro uauRanese kunes
fn quartz plaster charcoal truGs dys stuas tnun aay
Need, oil cake kcs &C. Tor sale hv
" " WARREN 90 - Cnurtlauit a. M sta ~.
IA OopWOkTH FLAMING sAgHtsEs or aLIr TErr
W and most approved rwrion, ctnstantly % hana
cr manutscturtd A. fhcs Also Tor sale The rrNtf
o. NE them IN svttal sth @atsm engfnss castings
~ Alnds q nehbsr 81 ttos up complete rianiBg
JoHs ! Letter. lea Fu',sB street.
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Go 10 Ksihnrers Mansion House. Yopkers whore
calls aud refreshmenta all hours, aAd
OF shuttle board guots and other sim pie
amusement As the bar is from the house. visitors
expect their enjoyment In o quiet way. IL be
healthy. rs 1t Il adjoining the Ora Laboratory for the
manufacture of his nfallibe nimen aud magic fluid NJ
K upon the premises 1t 10 ystuaei for trnuery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

Bay ard Taylor Will Lecture this evenln e,
At CB Hall before the American chronological society
at half past seven o'clock Subject The Animal Man.
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bsek doeskin and figured cashmere, 81 TO 81 0O
~ cts 10 81 with variety Of business coats cloaks and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

Ppouts CoScsEr FoF rHE IrAttAS RKrycrrs Last
night the grand concert given at the desre Of Parod
aud the Italian bours q vocaists under the direction
of the Enlightened ana liberal IL prsssgyio Max Maret
~ vent On admirably W. regret 70 state thsi The
audience much smaller than usual on such o..
cssons notwthstas ding the very brilliant array Of
talent
There has seldom been entertainment ~ more
satishetory character M,ka Hsussr Benevents no
sunquirico, Lorini Amelia Patti Mrs Virginia VIII
ting psrodi aud n fact everyone seemed determined
to 90 their best aitka fiaussr performed With al.
nirabls san His fancy took vide range sni The
audience insisted upon his repeating portion II biz
task 20 brilliantly vas u executed All the vosaiss
we're excellent. Amalia Patti and Mrs whiting we're
both much applsuded The pieces executed By Psrosi
wtre eucored and with her usual auiablity she re-.
pshisd three Of them She tastefuly dressed and
wore ire ribbons a the italian republican cause as
90 PATTI also The former displayed them as belt
srd 'hsh sne ths latter 10 her head dres. The baud
d The igste Contribution performed several pieces in
highly acceptable manner and the Hymn Of Hbsr-
IT, closed the excellent entertainment, Psrodi leading
the chorus With her accustomed fsrvor and determine
ticn 70 please On the whole We have seldom enjoyed
rrester musical treat,
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The MaryeIlous Developemsnts and As-

tonshng made by the hesrs Burr at ta Society
library evening" in their Gestures and experiments
Imagna ton and tho Phenomena Mind, ting
vast sensation The whole mystery Of ghosts spirits the
rarpng. psychology etc. is laughaby and scientifically il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

1T isa double pJury-involyug public health and private
rghn-s counterfeit preparation IN such universal USE
and Of such hgh this After
fable nedesment the victim OF cough cold influenza or
bronchitis tnds in this uneqused Modification Of fresh
Cod Liver Oil Tire My % the only hope
W Therefore BE sure you have the thing itself, aud
counterfeit This invsluabe specific 10 made ami sold by
the proprietor At lis Bowery IS package and
by the agents whose names follow. Thomas MAXWELL IS
Coek corner orans ard Allen streets. Merereau
Of Broadway and Fourteenth street. Of
and Spring Mrs Hayes IT'S Futon street
Brookly King Broadway and John street, aud by Drug
gsts generally.
Comb Factory, asa Broadyvay-skell and
Buffalo Horn Dress Combs This selection ACKNOWLEDGED
the finest in the city has Of late had many ADDITIONS
ladies will trd examination, combs ~ entire
style not to be obtained in other esabshmen Combs
made aRd repaired
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of the of Morris willie ad mi rabe family
paper. the Home Journal will be isuei this week For
freshness tpcness and originality this elegant weeh has
equs in this any other country Terms only 81
New subscribers (f Immediate application
aunnlied from No i Office ln7 Enlfon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

braed utrreoyps. Of Broadway and Leonard
street is the inventor Of Morteotype, the OF
preserving dague rsoype hkenesscs on tomb stones "a
make them ithstaud the time aud weather His
will he found rsplete with luxury and comfort
his pictures equal If not superior produced
in the world. Call ard examine the specimens
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NEws FOR ANorHER DAY.-We were flooded
yest rday, with news from the Pacific, which com
peiled Us last night to leave out great deal o
miscellaneous and local intelligence, such a. Com
mon Council proceedings, law reports, correspon
denoe from Washington, Albany, and other cities
rubltc documents Nc nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

III EHr" S1Hey HhSe KfveH tHe HHu0 OF
"Notre Dame de remede lous medicine Watts
Nervous There great demand for il there
certain class Of gray heads broken do in eons-
tuition by high living 1t is certainly wond rfuly Wig
Grating me- di cine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

Broadway Murray street-Ths establishment
tsn the largest collect Of the portraits Of distinguished
individuals brought together and those daily taken
there specimens OF the highest perfection Of rhe
public are invited to call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22
INsURANoEs.

OFFICE MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CON
- ptny, no. - Wal street. New York yaa. lG 1s5l-
This company rospecuy evts notice that resolution
% the Board q Trustees Tlsei the lgh instant s
business Of The company w hereafter be extended
lnruftnee 81 vessels In aaten - aud freight
JOSEPH WAIVER, President.
LAWS GREGORY, Vice Press.
. ELNOOD WALLER ~ ". Pres'A
CHaRLtr NHwcoMs. socty.
rNt8rNre
yestph WAtsr rer,ir1ns lrooses Levf Cook
lhomss Hnns, Charles favep, UAva Il. Sayrs,
gafIsa Fresland. Charles n ROGERS. Henry A. stane
Henry ShelGNa. samuel g.. Iqhn stasafd. IL.
Thomas s. ktlfcr, Win n Wat. o. II Hsltey
wilton q. Hunt, Amot gred Geo. n. Phelps.
Stewart e. barth, Cyrus Curtiss, James 7. souttsr.
GeoIga HASTINGS, Herman Boxer, Frederick Viss0f.
Samuel Mnletr, Chts. Carlesor. II. W r, Mai.
q W. A. Rodgers. Lucius Hork ma, Richard n selov
Fasl N. spohnrd. Da"tel &. mawtiand.
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Length Of road, 43S miles weight OF rail, "a lbs PEI
yard. The company own engine houses and shops;
10 passenger and 90 freight Miles BY passen
ger trains 1854 miles; number Of passengers ear
RED ESQ lO4: freight 20 oil tons
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1t will be perceived that quotations for government
and regular interest paying State stocks have not
ried during the past month but stocks OF the dein
qusnt States and those Of Incorporated companies
Of doubtful character. have advanced considerably.
The most extraordinary feature Of the existing spOca
atve movement In the stock market IL the enormous
imitation OF prices for the most worthless securities
while really good stocks have varied but a small per
cent. speculations In stocks usually take this COURSE
but the rice In prices during the past six months for
all tn. fanee. has bee greater than has been known
FOR years, while good stocks have been comparatively
stationary. 1t must however, b. admitted that al
sound, cafe dividend paying stocks high enough
Government and State stocks ct present prices pay but
tms rate Of interest; but those who have no conf
dence In any fancy stock prefer more derste rate
Of Interest, II the security Ia undoubted
The thirteenth annual report Of the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company for ele'
ven months ending Nov So 1850 pre,ents the annexed
statement Of affairs =
PmL,prirsta, WumSeroS avp psLrIaonx R.uRosn.
Receipts from pstsensers t405 b9l 30
for freight and press ............ b6TlI 10
for mail and rents. .............. 80 SIS 81
The receipts Of the New Castle line from
all sources, we're ST2Ti GO
Total receipts, 4lb
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THE BRooKLYS Ferry CASE We give several
columns ~ the proceedings IN this important mat
ter IN to.days paper. We may shortly expect a
decision. AZ soon a. Il l. rendered we shall pub
hen il In full
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more time to make up the accounts necessary to sxs
hibit the operations ofths submitted to tho
stockholders at the annual meeting, on the second
Monday In January, the board adopted rssolutio IN
March last changing the termination Of the fiscal year
above.
The official report Of the ronawsnds Railroad eonps
ny made to the State Engineer in accordance with an
oct of the Legislature, presents the annexed state
ment -
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very superior Wig Toupse should call Bachelor
celebrated VIA factory, No. wall ~ They viii an
he perfectly understsnas all their requirements;
how dicut he fails 70 ct the head In
HE business and makes business Of H. Copy his sidress
And him A cali.
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should attend to their undersAn To do
they should patronIe BROOKS No $50 Fulton street.
stock ladies geptieinsn and chdrens Bsots shoss
Cssrs overshos k the cheapest best and largest In
thc city His buffalo oyersh3es particularly recon-
meaded to travellers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

Arid Hsr Dys eelesrstsd in London. Paris. Bostor
Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington, ko cas- only be
cured genuine at the maDuaotory all street, New ror
The public tevsre Of oountsrfei See my various
rlomss ~ lie for sale wholesale aud retail spilled COP
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

etc. etoThe subscriber calls the attention Of purohsa@
~ The above the largest and best selected
the city, offered on the most favorable terms.
pENI. I. nART. ~ Maiden Lane.
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Fancy Cutlery, from the Manufaetor,e,


Of Jos Rodgers Geo Wosenhom, sc. The
braces the finest quality Of Penknivss
toles for toilet use. SAUNDERS. tI7 Brosdway,
Corner Of Liberty st., ana So BroAiway.
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exclusively diteases CO the and Ear from oooci
daily a. warren street who're can be had his Treatise
the Rye third dion. price 90 Artificial Eyes
inserted without the slightest p,ia that will like the
uatul nj
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-22
New York Correspondence.
New York, Oct. lG, 1851
EpIroRs OF THE REGISTER:

EpIToRs OF THE REGISTER:
Telegraphic dispatches fom Hal.
fax inform us that the -Americd arrived
there, yesterday, from Southampton. Ii ap.
pears that the Mississippi, with Kossulh and
his party on board touched at iIarseilles on
the 26th utiBo, and, after taking in a sup
ply of fuel and provisions. sailed Immediate
y for Southampton none of the passengers
having been allowed by The French Govern
ment 10 land 1t appears that on the arrival
of the noble exile in the Dardanees, the
Commander Of The Mississippi waited OH
him, on board the Turkish vessel in which
he and his compairois had arrived, placed
the mississippi at their disposal, and pre-
scented Kossuth with ;he $4,000 which had
been volel TO him by Congress. As soon as
the eXlles bfeathed once more the sweet air,
of freedom, beneath the shadow of our Flag,
kossuth addressed them in Il glowing speech
in which tae generous hospitality Of Amcri.
ca and the friendly efforts OF the British
Government were alluded 10, with expires
SONS Of the deepest gratitude and in "A few
hours, the Turkish shores, which, for so
many dreary months, had been at once his
asylum and his Prison house ,receded from the
exlle's gaze, ard the gallant ship sped west
ward on her way.
Some years ago, Captain Symes broach-
ed an opinion, that there might be an opens
ing in the earth from North to South. by n
diametrcal shortcut. if they could only
on6e pass the bal rer of ice which surround
ed this subterranean channel The theory
was, NJ the time, laughed at, and designated
rs " Symes Hole !" bur some Nor " ester"
has addressed a communication to the Mon-
treal Heraid, con,endng that the theory has
been confirmed by the accounts of the Arc
tic Exploring Expeditions He quotes the
following from Captain Penny's account -
1--WE found heavy barrier of ice, in
Wellington Channel, not very far from its
opening from Barrow's Straits, Jm most
remarkable change lrdS Observed, as we passed
TO ii more Northern latitude ; the ice IRE had
icn las is usual al his early season, april
and Map finn and solid ice ,cdS decdwd
and unsafe and. at last, are came upon open
udier. driN rood, Arctic animals and bhdS,
The latter in enormous numbers. Here uere
all The signs Of an improred climate"
The correspondent ofthe Montreal Herald
then suggests, that perhaps Sir Johu Frank
lin and his party have sailed into Symes'
Hole" and, in consequence Of the strength
of the current at the opening, he may be
unable to effect a return in sailing ship.
The Montreal Nor-Wester," therefore,
strongly urges the use OF sleamcss,lo tow the
vessels of the galan, Franklin out OF their
dilemma,
Poor old Mr.. Bull stands surely in need
of few crumbs OF comfort, since his la
menlable defeat in that Yacht Race, and
the sunlry other little matters in which
young elAtive has fairly beat him hollow.
But the old fellow Is just now in high glee,
rubbing his hands, and drinking his own jolly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-22
THE REGISTER.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. %, 1851.
Delegates to the National Convention.

AT full and harmonious convention, the
Wings of this State on Thursday last, APP
pointed six delegates to The National Con-
vcntion, which is to assemble next year for
the nomination of candidates for President
and Vice President. The following are the
persons chosen
Atraroo llAnnY BRADLEY, Burlington,
-'"9'' JUSTIN S. MORRILL,, SlraiI'ord
lst District Isaac +. WRIGHT, Castlalon
2d do. CARLOS COOLIDGE, Windsor
3d do. WILLIAM NASH, New Haven
4h do lIrznKIAn II. REED, Montpcl'r
1t is understood that the delegates elected
are not pledged to support any particular
Presidential candidate. but they ARE knowt
10 be all men OF sound national views. w,
need hardly express our satisfaction with thu
appointment OF Gen. NASH, and our graft
ficaiion at the cordial unanimily with which
all paris of the district gave him their sup,
port. He is one of the truest and most gem
erous Wings in the State.
The Convention adopted the following
resolution:
Resoiced, AS the sense of this Convention
that the Wings of Vermont steadfasty abide
by their oft declared principles, rs particularly
set forth in the resolutions adopted by the State
Convention in June last; they entertain nc
preferences or preiulices as to men, which will
not be checrfully yielded for the success Of tcii
cherished principles; and that the delegates
this day selected TO represent Vermont in the
National Convention will most acceptahly dis.
charge their responsible duty by faithfully cn.
dcavoring to secure the selection of candidate,
who can best command the confidence and fa.
vur of the Wings Of the whole country.
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Wing State Central Committee

The Wing State Committee Of last year
was reappoin,ed, on Thurslay,-w the
exception of DR.. ORRIN SMITH, of Mont
pel:er, who declined serving another year,
The committee now stards as follows:
joins DEWEY, Guildhall.
Henry b. STACY, Burlington.
DANIEL A. IlEALD, Ludlow.
JOSEPH II. BARRETT, Middlebury.
1EMAN CARPENTER, Mortified.
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Drowned, in Lake Champlain, near Stony
Point, IN Benson, October 4h, TnFoDoRE
WAINWRIGHT, youngest son Of the la,e
JONATHAN WAINwEIGuT of Midllebury,
aged seventeen years and ninc months.
The circumstances of this melancholy
event were as follows Young Wainwright
had Leen for some time past engaged at
Whitehall. He left that place on a visit of
bui ess at Mddlebury, on the I'd instant,
in SINAI. boat which he hnod for the pur-
pose. This he left al Larrabee's Poinr, and
resuming il, on his return, when near Stony
Point, fifteen miles from Whitehall, the
weather being bos ferrous. hailed sloop which
took Lin on board. His boat also vas TAX en-
in tow, and being in danger of filling, he
attempted to reach il for the purpose of bail
ing, through tie small boat Of the soop, and
fell accidentally between them. His boat
was Immediately cut away, and drifting with
in his reach hc rcgained it, aud The boat of
the sloop with two mcn, was dispatched as
soon as possible 10 relieve him. As the
latter approached lie called out, his own APP
pearing to be sinking, that he could sv i'm %
it, and having previously th.own OF bis ever
coat ard boots, lie attempted to 10 SO, His
previous exhaustion, however, had been too
great and he very soon snak from sight to
be seen no more till his body WAS found lloat-
ing near the Orwell shore. He was brought
to Middlcbury Tor burial in the family burial
lot, where his youthful remains were laid on
the | 9Th instant.