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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-28

For sale by $. MOODY, Middlcbury.
H. Il. Worth, Starksboro Il. c. Smith,
Monkton; Abel & Wilcox, Orwell; Is F las.
kcll, West Cornwall; S l. Spraguc, Weybridge
Lower Falls; O. Walker, Vergennes; w, ii.
Turner, New Haven Depot; A. F. Roscoe,
New Haven Daniels & Moore, Bristol L. r.
IIolcomb, Monkton Ridge; +. W - Baldwin,
Warren Hayden, Ora willie f.
Darling, Hancock, and by agents in "most CIV.
cry town and village in New England md by
dealers in Medicine generally in other States
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-28

ClINTos FARK n Y, ntc. &c, 1850
ki.sr -sd < Cu'er, N nrl, seven years ago had
'lsen attack Inflammation uf lnuer which wss
usatrd ~ uy pin siciHns The most paw. rful rt,,
dies, bIl with little If Ct tor The abatement OF yol,
psiIs sLnn ei's. My cough was almost incessan.
accompanied IN OF the mast nutrid ai ii
'arn'Ne knd, pat NJ r lime mix ed win hi ed bnh
'! dark wink cnur. Several large ulcers broke ON NV
luHsr, which eaInT near su1iicaimg ! had cnuiin
ga ughi swras, aud WAS reduced almost rk,lrist
Nv esse Was cou,idcfrd huai,s. oni l., nv phvs
leans, hu' ~ a WIN Nccid-ntly hrarinr NV
hrigttnr OF Tire Effects whis the vegetable, Pulnnitaf
7s'sHm hsh produced IN a milar casr | was induced
10 try IL Reiate had us,d ON. hntti- r ruu tn i'm
ProNs. -nf by The nsa IT tour hnulrs W-s ir.tptfI to
ssasl heaiih had used variety Of - her ui,dtrinrs
vhleh save vac an l~'irt \ rev Nrefs aau wis sim.
ua! suaeksd ard am now using he u sain W til
bsssnr b.nsheia results. This sHimrnt i unsniirit,
asa sssis yUu hnhng, but ifit viii he nf any ser, ice
~ ssy one, nay object 10 ,trnp plislrl. tSiunrd.,
fssn, &c, NM l.. NOM n, T. M
Hsv l. 1851 -N,w c,riif,aies to alm, It any ,,cnr
stht sss,d II drtnsd necessary but thu o,lirinrs
re thsf lhr aftie has btcru,c uuiv,ttaiv wen
hss~n, ana 10 virtues 70 yetnally Hckmn ir,lrd Lv
psJreians ard sh"i-, a. IN make 1t nntcrssarv tn n
Ter, al ths uss farhef proof Of the merit. ut tlis highly
popular sttels
sTBkWARRn COUNT RFCIT< ANutuTk.
sloes s-sh &c Caters ,'umInunh Vegetable r., sam
Aseiiesn Pulmonary Balsin and Others IN part scar
vhe name Enquire for iheanic- by Its who's name,
1hs Psgstable Pulmonary BaiSam "
sd SEE thsi II HAS the written signature Of WV Jos'N
Lseh hss sat zeal stamped Vegetable pulmonary
Bslan" '
Prepared BY REED, CUTLER x Co. Importers and
Waolsss Dealers IN Medicines Pinis CHI fnirai. ard
bysstuas 30 irhis street Boston, and sold by Drug.
l,s, Afa'a,tarrs, and Cnuntrv Merchants rcnrrally
FSr Particular and rec lamentations see ramphlr;
accompanying rach hot IT, p ice so Gents For a,. in
hitf'cbury. by y. EOODY. ;Cm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
From the Richmond Wing.
More Proof from the Record.

sSlouider 10 Shoulder sifh ]. G. CaInous ?"
These Congressional records are very
Troublesome lhings 10 the Locos aud their
man Frank. The more they are explor.
ed, The worse they appear. That vote
allowing two negroes from Virginia 10
eome 10 the District. MSS a bad tale upon
the lille Yankee. True. he might have
feared . reduction in the value Of slave
lsbor--fears Of which were shared by
John Quincy Adams. and all the Northern
Aboli,iunisls; while Southern Delegates
were suangely dead 10 their own inter
esis.
Now We have smother rather unpless-
an, development. Il was said very boast
fully, that he Was 90 sound on Southern
rights, tina, nothing was 10 be compared
with him except John G. Calh oun. What
follows with the vole there recorded.
shows ii what way they pulled together.
Pierce on ane side and Calhoun on the
other. And that on no less . question.
than a petition TO abolish slavery in the
district and in Florida. and The slave trade
between the States. He would NOT LEI
Two negroes come 10 the District in 1894;
and in ls39-he was willing To listen 10
proposition TO prevent their passing
from one State 10 anoiher--snd for max
ing free State Of Florida.
The Alexandria Gazelle brings 20 light
the following
For the information of those who are
laboripg 10 show the devotion Of General
Pierce ii the ins,i,uiions and interests Of
the South. We extract the following from
the National intelligence Of January 5ih,
1899:
IN SENATE, January 81, 1889.
Mr.. NJ, Kean presented a memorial
from certain ladies Of Erie County. PENN
s,ivania, praying law OF Congress TO
abolish slavery in The Dislric, Of Colnm-
bia and the Territory OF Florida, and for
the prevention Of that traffic between the
States. The petitioners desired refer
ence 10 select committee.
MI. Williams Of Mississippi. moved 10
lay the motion TO receive on the table.
YEAs-Messrs. Benton. Buchanan,
CALHOUN, Clay Of Ala. Fulton, Hub
bard, KING. Linn, I.umpkin, Lynn,
Mouion, Nicholas. Norvell. Preston.
Rives. Roa..e. .Robinson. STRANGE,
Upton. Walker, White, vii lame Of Miss.
"a.
NAys-Messrs. Allen. Clayton. Davis.
Knight Mexican, Morris, Niles. Prenliss,
PIERCE. Ruegles. Smith Of Con-, Smith
Of Indiana. Swift. Williams Of Mr.-l4.
The votes Of uessrs. Pierce and King
ATE wonderfully consis,en, on this sub
jet! Perhaps The South can explain
this vote Of the peculiar Southern candi.
date. A word 10 the wise, &c."
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sfhs Ilsn. A. ~. YyaalAr. ef Sc D.
nma,al. delivered naae isl spfsrh h.
Ia, ihe u mvfiir Asa. isliea ~ Rob
n,onl. ~ rafs as uishi. he y dssfnhru
= spsstiag snh thrilling rioqushre a
he isild ant manly ielirTs u GsseFsl
P,rrcr one ~ n n aerspiang ibs plslf I'm
s.dossinx he Sosshesa a;,rinnes q '9s
ana 30 aaao1s Co. - shrm. snd condem-
uias III szss~sspH II slssefy; and lhe OH
~ dsnsias. IN terms a Jass indignssior.
he NrR Bsssea ralnmay. in sords nn-
messnrrdlv deaanrnary n me whsls
Ahblisian Free Soil s-ilslion Il lie Narlh.
Nh. yeasbie stated li.ss usher letter.. de-
nrinr shzs slsadef. had b<es s.sslsn by
t;rnersI Pieree prior 10 The one sddressrd
70 De Iron. which be himself bad seen.
They were ell eqazlIr eendrmnzlofy of
the Abolition spirit; - much 90. that
he ffissds 10 whom tlley ~es addressed
had MOI pshIisl,ed hem. less II,ey should
excite ibe Norhesu seilslon 70 more Bit
Ter and extraordinary exef,sons sesiast
him. snd rendered he eoniest nox going
on more exclusively sectional and fsnali.
cslt,snli H."
The seregosng i from he Norfolk Ar
Gus. fasid Pierce paper. And didn't
Mf. venablr nske : pfeesuus ronfrssions
I.euer wee wrissra BY Gen.. Pierce, bus
moi publnhed, : lesl tiey shosIi excite
The northern sgiialors 10 more biiler and
extraordinary sxfrsions against him."
Thar Is. lhese letters we're not published
lest They should injnre P.erce's popufsri-
" ., the North In New Hampshire
ne makes speerhes 10 The Ffee-SoiIers.
denouncing slavery. and declaring ihs, he
Ioalhes the Fugitive Slave law; and then
he writes letters 10 The South. denouncing
The Free Soiiers. and these letters are not
published. according 10 The confession Of
ar. Vensble. a i.orofrco member OF Con-
Rrefs from No-ih Carolina. because they
might i1ne him among the Free SoiIers
Will non The Southern people open
their eyes 10 the game OF fraud and DE-
ceplion whirh The N. Hampshire Free
Suiler and his sIIies are playing Z
e7.r North STATE EAig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
n POISONING. -

Thousands ofparents who use vermiluge com
posed Of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c. are not aware
that while they appear 10 benefit The patient they
are actually laying the foundations for series O
diseases, such Is salvation, loss Of sight, weak
meas Of limbs, &c.
In smother column win be found The advertise.
ment Of Hobensack's Medicines to which atten.
lion is asked Of oil directly interested in their own
or their children's health. In Liver Complaints
and all disorders arising from those Of q bilious
type, you should make use Of the only genuine
medicine. Hobenssck's Liver Pills.
or" Be not deceived" but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that
each has the signature of the Proprietor, ]. N
H0BENSACk, as none else are genuine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15

EARrHouAKE IN CuBA.-A Telegra-
Phio despatch dated at New Orleans on
the 4th instant says; a great earth
quake occurred At Santiago de Cuba on
the Goth Of August. causing terrible
destruction. All the houses were more
or less injured, and tie city was com.
pletely blocked up by fallen buildings.
Three shocks were experienced in q
few hours, and many subsequently, col.
lowed in the next two days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
Keep II before the People, that

Keep IL before the People, that
when Gen. PIERCE was member Of the House
Of Representatives he voted against bill grant.
ing to Vrginian, who had removed to George.
town, permission to take two family servants in.
to the District Of Columbia, thus showing deep
seated hostility to slavery, the peculiar institu.
ton Of the South. The following is from The
record:
"An Act authorizing Edmund Brooke to remove
to the District of Columbia two slaves, own ed
by him prior to his removal from Virginia:
BE IL enacted, &C., That Edmund
Brooke, Of Georgetown, in the District
of Columbia, be authorised, and permits.
sion is hereby granted him, to bring from
the State of Virginia into the said Dis
trict of Columbia two negro slaves,
namely, John and Alfred, the property
of said Brooke. and to have and to ex-
ercise the same rights of property and
of ownership over the said slaves as il
they had been brought BY the said
Brooke into the said District at the time
Of his removal into the said District Of
Columbia, any law, custom, or usage tc
the country Notwithstanding. This ac'
shall be in force from its passage Ap.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
The Prospective receive. say. the

The Prospective receive. SAYS the
Richmond Wing. the musl cheering news
from all parts of The State. Our friends,
W every quarter, are in high hopes, and
are making every preparation for tri-
umphani fight. The Northern allies and
Pierce's plumbers have alarmed the nen-
ie. His votes upon The subject Of inter-
nal improvements. and Edmund Burke'-
POSITION. his New Boston sreech, his
slose and in'imats affinity with Van d :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
Il. p. MASH,
Cigars, Chewing Tobacco,
Pipes, Smoking Tobacco, &c.
JOHN WILSON,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va,

Importer and Manufacturer Of Cigars,
II EsPECTFULLy informs the public. that
- be has large stock Of the above articles on
hand, emb'acing Cigars Of as fine quality nc we've
ever imported. Ia fact, he has Cigars Of all qua
lhies, which he will sell az low, aud In many ca-
ses at less prices, than tho same articles can be-
bought elsewhere. lie has recently been North,
and Is perfectly satisfied that he can sell Cigars,
Tobacco. &C., at lower rates ihsn they can 10
bought lh,ie, and twenty per cent. lower than
They can be bought in this Stale. Person. desir.
ing TO purchase articles ia his line can do ~ we'll
BY ordering them a. il present, as Ia either cass
his desire would be 10 give entire satisfaction ia
the customer; and relies upon the fact, IN proof
Of this assertion, that Of the great qualities of
Cigals, DC. seut 10 distant customers, he has ne.
yer had parcel sent back TO him Us being over
rated; this he has frequently had 10 do 10 pur-
chasing them at the north. His articles shall al
ways come up 10 bis recommendations. All goods
carefully packed and promptly forwarded.
August 70. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15

Gov. Luras, whose whole history IL
identified with The West, and who has
aways been s,aunch Democrat, has
come on, Tor General Scott. Gov. Lucas
was formerly Governor of Ohio, a mem :
Der oil Congress Tor several years from
That State. and one Of the electors who
cast The vote Of Ohio for General Jackson.
lie was appointed Governor Of Iowa by
MIR. Van Buren, served as such for sew
eral years. and has held other high and
sponsible stations.
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ATTRNTI n.

To h< cemmissieasd end ae,- co,4ainiusel
0f.sus. aaa Assieisns Lkl5sgsag u ne 4zlL
kfgiaasf eftks N c. MiLiia.
V0u are hereby commanded 10 attend 81 Hills.
borough on Friday. he ssh Of October. 81
30 o'clock, armed and equipped Cor Drill Muster
and Count Martial; and on Saturday the 9gh. ct
10 O'Clock, ye0 viii appear. with your respective
compsnies srH~d and eqaipped - the Law DIRECTS.
With ak Eounds Of powder, for Reginsntsl En-
eFci~eA
- companies In this Regiment without Off
cers. are hereby notified. that unless they speed-
" select officers they win be attached 10 other
eomPsnies properly differed.
BY osder Of Col. II. X. WisheEspoon,
WM. JOHNSON FREEI.AND. All.
n. B. A hll stfendsnee is requested, as there
will be Majorio elect.
September Is. -52.
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A Sign in Pennsylvania forth Re.
cording.-A meeting Of Democrats. who
have never voted Wing ticket. bus whe
now GO for Scott and Graham. was held
in HelIam township, York county. OF
Saturday, the 2lst ullimo. One hundred
and twenty Democrats were present. who
raised pole over one hundred fee, high
10 which was attached flag, on which
is inscribed in large letters. Scott, Ora
ham and the Constitution.
Philadelphia Isquirer.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

lRepOrted for the Petersburg Inteligencer.]
SATURDAY, September IL, 1862.
ToRAcco--No change since last re.
port.
CoTros-stock increasing; we quote
nominally at lOc.
WzEAT-Sales Of Red at &c.,; White
CSC.
Coas-But little doing: white and
mixed 60 a 62sc.
BAcoS-Sides l0i @ lie; Shout.
ders 9scts.
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GD@nS9 G01DSsg

GD0nS9 G01BSG9
VNHE subscribers are now receiving their
Spring Supply of Goods, embracing every
thing generally kept in Country Store. viz:
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Hardware, Cr0Ckcry, Tin
Ware, Hats e. Shoes.
MEDICINES, PAINTS, DYE STuFFS, &c,
all of which they will sell Lou for Cash.
They are also engaged in Manufacturing
WOOL CARDING GIAcMlNIe.
Wheat Fans, Wagons,
Bed Steads, Ploughs, &c. &c. &c.
any of which will be furnished on the shortes,
notice, and at prices to suit the times. Their mot
to is Quick sales and small profits.
Address Enoe Mills, Orange county, N. C.
DICKSON & BROWN.
ALEXANDER DICKSON, D
JOHN l.. BRowS.
April .. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15

Adyices from Australia 10 The mid.
die Of May have been received in Eng
land. The yield Of gold is represent.
ed as being immense. far exceeding
anything yet discovered in California.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15

.4boHfion Saprort Of Pierce and King
We noticed a lev DAYS ago, (says the
Fayetteville Observer The iac. that Of The
four Senator'S who voted fnr The reneal Of
lie layilivs slave law, three wire Demo-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15

The Bumess Empire. - Advices
from Burmah render highly probable
that the British forces will be induced
to conquer and annex the whole Bur.
mese empire to the British possessions
in Indifs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15

The Hon. John Moore. Representa-
tive In Congress from Louisiana, has
put a stop to the rumor that he did not
Intend % support the Wing nonins-
uon for the Presidency. By writing 4
letter home in which he SAYS that he
will /" eheeriully support Gen. Scott,
discriminating he was not bis hsst
choice"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
UDOLPHO WoLFE,S
AROMATIC SCHIEDAm SCHNAPPs

A PURE and genuine article, manufactured
a by him in ScHIKDaN, heLLASp, expressly
for medical use, and strongly recommended for a
sure and permanent cure Of the GRAVEL. and all
distractions Of the urine, arising from the Kid
neys or Bladder.
r r Price so cents, and 81 pei bottle. For sale
at this Office.
February 10. al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15

proved Jshe 50. lssg. wide Little &
Browns private acts, p. 60Ol
This bill came up IN tie lease II
Representatives. laHe lafh. 1854. n hen
Mr. Nardvell moved 10 lay Il On the
table. sAieh failed. yeas g. nnys s..
fRAsgLlN PiEcE rsfing A fAe elirna
iirs. and theFenpcn a~ bill passed.
yeas loo. nays At. FR2sklIS PmRcr
sofiag u fhs nsgaiire. Vide IA. Jo1r..
lst seas. 2sd Ceag., p. 74S
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
M q Il R 4 E ID.

In this county. on Wednesday the 9Th instant,
by the Rev. A. Curry, Mr.. Essrar L. wIIKIS.
SOC to Miss JuLlA A. BHows.
In Person county, on Thursday the 9th inst,
by the sane, Mr.. TaroPHILus w. Mooar to Miss
Mar A. sarru, daughter Of the Rev. Henry
Smith, deceased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
SCOTT AND GRAHAM
Mass Meeting & Bar
beCue.

"A SCOTT AND GRAHAM Mass Meeting
: will be held at Hilsborough, on Friday d
Orange Superior Court, ii being the 18th Of Sep
TENDER next.
A Free Barbecue will be furnished,
and many distinguished Speakers, both fom OUT
own State and abroad, will be expected TO ad.
dress US on the occasion.
CT All the citizens of this and the adjoining
Counties, are cordially invited to attend.
by order OF the Scott and Graham Club,
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
liillsborough, August 90. 1854. a.
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'eFsis. Among these lhfee sas Srn,iol
Iludge { Wiseaesia. This same 49,.
Oo,lae y ~ ssuaIi stppnurF 81 pierce
snd King. snd a. o. nnly aifnil,rs u
i'qnErrts uho sdiressfd lhs DsmnrIarv
- Washington Lass Eefk "a lhe occasiau
q raising Hirkog pois.
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Y9.. A CAMP-MEETING will take place
40 at the Ridge Meeting House, six miles
west Of Hillsborough, commencing on Friday be-.
fore the second Sunday in October next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
NEW
Clothing Establishment.
cur THE NEW cUTsi
Conc and See Somrlhing New under The Sun

przssRe. COX q wAseON,
MERCHANT TAIL0Rs,
DEG leave to inform their friends in the town
- Of HiIsborough and its vicinity, that they
are now opening. Of the Store formerly occupi-
ed by A. Mickle a. Co., East Of the Court House,
a large and elegant assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
CONSISTING OF EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE,
selected In the city Of New York, with the NJ
most care, by one Of the firm. The stock en-
braces every article usuolly kept In G~nsle-
man's Furnishing Store, forming larger sssort-
men, Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestlngs,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C.,
Than has ever before been brought to this market
The articles were purchased Tor cash, and lAey
are determined 10 sell io,rer than any other
house in the place.
80 They intend keeping up with the --latest
Fashions, and are prepared to cut and make gen.
tlemcn's clothing in the latest style, or On any
spng 10 suif the customer. Persons furnishing
their own cloth can have il made up al their es-
Enlistment in the hest style and on good terms
as il can be done any where else. They deem il
unnecessary TO say any thne of the character Of
their work, as they have been long known in the
community, and are willing that their work shall
speak for itself. This they do say, however. that
in cutting Jobs, if there is no i'll there shall be no
pay.
With an assurance on their part that they will
spare no pains to give satsfacfio they respect
fully solicit the patronage Of the public.
Marlborough, Sept. 4, 1862. 5l-3m
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Ths Game thsy PIay.-rhs chs

&he 9tho tooJ fl3y--the Char
iosirsilir, Va. Adsoc.ie. says 'hss two
pamphlets. bearing the frsnk Of Mr.. Pos
ell. have been recsred IN that place. one
al which represents Gen. Scott as Cafh-
oiie. while the other holds him up "a a
bitter opponent effh Catholics.
What nsxil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15

Money from the Treasury. = General
Scum has been in The military s~tviee 81
The country A years. during which period
he has received as compensation ior his
services. the sum OF $4,000.
Hwtfond Tines.
There you have The character OF Loco.
foceism. ID can rob The Treasury Of
$500 600 Tor Thomas Richie bui il
grudges The war worn veteran his pay and
ralions! II can seize upon & sl00. 900
orereharged mileage for lie noisy Con-
gressmen; bot Is calculates closely The
c.'sl u ,he triumph 81 our srmsl Il has fill
ed the { o,keis Of whole plaloons Of defsul-
tiers with stolen money; bur il thinks The
ierrors OF Fort George. Chippewa and
LuDdy's Lane too dearly paid for! II
has lallenej half OF all The Loco Foros Of
Virginia with The enormous profits OF Ma
val contracts; but il would have the Qrea.
military hero OF America slu,m the CT.
brallar .of The Gull and the heights oi
Cero Gorjo, carry onr rnlors In triumph
al Conlrerss. San Antonio. cLuruhusco
and Ghspuliepec. and find himself! II
charges The soldier with his quarl~r sals.
ry /; but il is unwilling 10 carry oul a
credi, for The scars with which he has
covered himself. and the glolies with
which he has gilded his country
Horcfftr (lMass.) Egis.
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CALIFORNIA.



San Francisco, Friday. July 80. 1859.
The California arrived on the evening
Of the 2sth inst. The news Of the nc.
mination Of Gen. Scott filed the Wings
here with wild enthusiasm. At least
i've hundred guns were fired, and the
sky was lighted up with the. blaze Of
hundreds Of tar barrels and SKY rockets.
Telegraph Hill was really one glare Of
light, and the joyous smiles Of the Wings
struck confusion to the Locofocos.
They know and feel already their de-
feat, for assure you it is the determi.
nation of the young branch Of the par
ty to purge California from every stain
of Locofocoism The County Commit.
tee have called the ratification meet.
ing to be held on Saturday night, and
| imagine that our demonstration will
put some Of your older cities to the
blush. and will tell that Scott has al
ways been the choice Of California, and
we know that from him our best Wings
will not receive q stab In the back
while they are taken by the hand. Say
to our friends that California will give
six to ten thousand majority for the no.
limitations. On this they may rely.
Yours, III.
Our correspondent may be q little
large in his estimate of the majority
that California will give to Gen. Scott,
but authentic private advices seem to
leave no doubt that the Pacific State
will roll up decisive majority for the
Hero Of Mexico.
From all quarters we learn that
SCOTS nomination was received with
unbounded enthusiasm, and that not q
doubt rested upon the belief that the
State would cast its electoral vote for
HIM. Ed. A. " Di5une.
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Grcdf Storm in Engiand.-All parts
of Great Britain were visited, during
the Week Of August preceding the
sailing Of the steamer, by storms Of
thunder and lightning Of unprecedented
violence. In England. Ireland, Scot
land and Wales they were alike destruc-
tive. Houses and churches were struck,
and in some cases consumed; fields Of
grain Frustrated, men and women kill
ed, and the shipping of the coasts more
or less damaged. The London Herald
has three columns of close matter Civ
ing the details of the accidents and
losses. Among other peculiarities Of
the phenomena were the shocks OF earth.
quake felt in some places, particular
ly In Cornwall and Devon.