The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-13
New York Correspondence.
Nnw YoRK, Aug, I. 1851.

Wednesday morning, is somewhat dis
couraging. The resources of the State
promise more largely than ever the
mountains are opening new treasures of
gold, and the fields make generous re-
turn 10 the agriculturisis but crime is
as abundant as gold, aud the whole cuun-
try seems to be overrun with villains of
the worst stamp. Lynch law is now a.
most The only law in the mining dis
tricts. AT San Francisco. the Vigilance
Committee has commenced an unreent-
ing crusade against robbers and incen-
diaries but it does not appear that
public security has yet been restored.
The late fire which destroyed thirteen
blocks valued at $1,000 900, though
less serious than the previous one, has
had most depressing effect on business.
The Empire City brought 800 pas
sengers, and 81, 200 900, in Gold Dust.
] think | mentioned, some time since,
the election Of Alderman Solomon to
the British Legislature, and his deter.
minaiion, in spite OF belonging to the
Tribe of Israel, to take his seat in the
Commons House of Parliament. The
English papers brought by the Atlantic,
which recently arrived at this port, in
form us that Mr.. Solomon patiently a.
waited the issue of the Second Read
ing of the Jewish Emancipation Bill"
in the House of Lords; and finding it
rejected by small intolerant majority,
(lhough, by the way, may mention
that, TO their honor, some of the much
abused Bishops were among its most
strenuous supporters,) he appeared at
the bar of the House, on the evening of
Friday. the 18th ult., and offered to
take the oaihs. Two were duly taken
and sworn to, on the Old Testament
but the third, which concludes with the
words, on the faith Of a Christian"
he refused to repeat. The Clerk of the
House therefore, informed the Speaker,
that the oa,hs had not been taken.
Thereupon, debate ensued during
which the member elect for Greenwich
was requested to retire. At the TERMS
nation, however. he again advanced,
passed the bar, and was led by Sir VIM.
Molesworth to front seat on the Minis
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