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sspreme Court hs,gc I'D =, ~
Coz rum i'S,SsT a,ss The sonery ana ro itsl,,ss
work on the road ~ The construction OF as
ihs ases'on was Pronoaocsd by csI.i enageSort
IN tEe case ct the injunction n ,,r,r - s.,
by Blxter Is The FraSllln Ralro,S ~ prayeu io'
Don WAS argued yesterday and refused ans ~ppleS'
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srrAMFrs no ARRIYE ZION NrRopE.

Furops....... sails from Liverpool tor New YORK. July ~
Hsmann.... sails from Southampton for Nes-Vok July 81
N,sg-ra sails from Liverpool for Bostcn. July a.
Salts Liverpool for New Yort, JuT a.
SaA from Liverpool Tor Sew YORK, Juy2S
Afrcs Sci Is from Liverpool for New York, July 81.
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General Locality
Name Of Station.
wbniers.

Very respectfully. yours, &C.,
gned) A. d. H.onF Superntsn dss-
IN. w. L. Hodge, Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
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sIzfAYusH ALaAsAo..-- ..fHs bAf.
svr-Rss--.--. Is ses...T p hoon.-ssts.. 3is
.TEs BAT.
sasiy Hook lin Gov. Island. 2lm Hell eats 3 Ohm
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CINcINNArl. Tnuradar ~.

ft4 S'NSiNNAfi, lhursoay, Ialv % fasa
A statement is published this morn,..
signed oy y Of the praeipai physicians Of Toe ei, :,
wsich they ssy chocrs Soes exist except in "a
inssnresip The ely, and TIA: las ssaersl S' Is -.
sapai4SOn y taiy as gpod 20 N sny Sg ssues .se rs
. layetra
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TEe Netc- Orleans Delta gives a bad ac-

count Of The financial condition Of the State Of Louisaas
1t says:
We understand the State Treasury Is In deplorable
state OF emptiness. When last heard from il contained
but SEQ The members of the Convention we're told
that they would have wait until the next session OF
the Legislature before they could Get their per diem and
mileage. great many drafts the Treasury have
been returned protested, and OF the State officers
have been p.d their sslaies Ia the meantime tue
Convention has under consideration the proprety of
eectng lsan Of 1000 to deray its own expenses
The Attorney General, understand gives /. as his
opinion that such loan caDno. be made under the
ent Constitution, that Instrument forbds the STATE
from contracting any further Indebtedness, when the
aggregate amount OF its deos reaches $4,000 IL will,
therefore, in this view of the law be abolish
the Constitution before the Convention representing
sovereign authority Of the viii have the power to
effect this loan In the meantime understand that
the Bank of Louisiana has advanced SOS 900 on tae se
curly Of the last Legislature OF that amount 10 meet
the present urgent demands Of the Convention
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Observation-Disclosures REPORTED FOR TEE raIsuSu

III AsJAI, July =, I85l.
ASHES-The market is hardly % fnn aod ths ssl.- Of
both Kinds mostly nlsde at our inside fgres The
20 bbs al - "a - ~ for Pearls s1d 50 75Qki 8L fr
Pots. Tire receipts are far.
COTTON-The ns1kstls firm. Sales are eco bales
FLOUR AND MEA There is change % noe In tl,s
value IT Western ard ststs Flour; tie saoelg Of .s
Is not lsge and bu. rtls be hal CIR inside r,
Canadian l. Inactive and not plenty q. SlfSt m in 80
The sales OF Domestic sU0 bnis az e O. - l5i -
aisht State; 81 oetdSi ST. Tor Mirsd "a 49,
MichiEaH sno Inoiaua- ard 81 is4 ass ST. fyr c,.,
gees Oh and tayorte State southern "a very f with
oePis are net large Sales Of 800 bis a. 81 S5tst 81 ~
ni4td god srrlight brsEds add 81 mss 5, T,r -.
srd 3 - i-r Baltimore, Rye Fiour 1. in.ssi
- lel&s5 8. Cora Meals IesB plenty and Jer.- T. g.
VI IS lsl, Ohio &c - % Xd Dfspdywine d d So
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Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad, Is
passing through the State Of Mississippi and urgngthe
inhabitants to wske up to the importance of these To-
lsnd communications The inhabitants of Monroe
County, on shs appeal ut enthusiastic meeting
agreed subscribe 100000 10 the New Orleans JACK
son, Aberdeen. Florence and Nashville Railroad
Among the Subscribers are twenty ladies, at 81 coo
each.
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON, JOY ss-An barb. Broo-. ssr ofssas, ks,,., a
f"dmelL S. M4p, Ga " Ds,al and H1di-,, Bs-,,s,-
ers h1ts ~ebnscn, Torhs Island; 7'h iasi. M bus -.
m rzs or Nes fors DAYS. A0 bark ~ Fyal. b., -
ger N.'rn7t-, Phn-~ Parse Thomas Kuos Fsii, -s-
sbf bLzshsib Ara. Cape Hlysn. th ust ~ .ebr 49,
KpP ior N~s Jo'k. 10 d,y.. Also orr shs join Aa,.
oN no ,ieloas Bsii1orc Cs,4,rae Emira. 4 r. ~ -.
au1 s-i'-rd Pha ielpha; % W. yea ANsay; Ro.i,. -
ard Rste New Yort. A-o L1ne.e Rar, k, -
william " hotter GAMBIA. la'h VII, f'sH sr vs.
day. srhr v. hO ., seN. York Sinrsi. Absa,
ECh. ship william Ward, Queb~c FolA, RIVER 81 f.x..
Busrs VISTA ssn Fanr,o hsrs. rfsnrnt L,sbors va,
ssilles Trinity. Gsleston Luar5on savaanah MAR a..
PhaeephA Eeho, Co. scars 4. Appleton @sa Bay s,a,. ~
Yofk w
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The New.York Tribune.

~ Telegraph s5sos, corner ofHaaesr and

Chance for tho Homestead Biz
szssssi DspsteA to The ~ Y. Tyiba"s; =, ,o.o
WASHINGTON, Thursdsy, July - 1851
Tits believe here by these well informsu
On the subject, that the pressure OF puo,'e
.n;n;on will induce the Senate to pass tue
Homestead Bill without material amend
EYE.
nent.
Daiuss and Prospects In the ho"se'
-, n.,a,eh 10 The N. T. Tribune;
WAsmxeroS, Thursday, July p, 1852.
THE House has passed the bill granting
ma right of way through the public lands
m Railroads and Plank Roads.
A bill has been reported granting about
sixty thousand dollars extra to Father Rit-
chic, for services rendered as Public Printer
which was postponed for three weeks.
We have also had upthe River and Tia =
Dor Bill, which was discussed during Il
day and by thin House daring the ev
ming. The bill sppropriates trifie over
n million. There will be many amend
ments offered tomorrow, increasing the
amount Of the appropriations but theio
seems to be disposition on the Loco-Fo'o
side TO vote them down. Stanly's amen
ment to adopt the bill of last Session
which appropriates something over three
millions, will be voted down, and there
seems little doubt that the bill will pass
substantially as reported by the Committee
on Commerce, by ten to fifteen majority.
EYE.
Dispatches TO the American Minister ut
London.
BosToN, Thursday July %, 1852.
Important dispatches were sent by Mr..
Webner 10 Hen Abbot Lawrence, the American Min
iuseY at London by the Canada yesterday. They are
supposed TO relate 10 the fshery difficulties.
Washington Items.
wAsHrN GvoN, Thursday, July q, 1852.
Hon. John p. Kennedy has accepted
me appointment of Secretary of the Navy.
The Washington Wing Club last night
appointed large delegation to the Lundys Lane Cee
bIsrion
Postmaster General Hall is mentioned a.
the successor of Judge ConklDg, of New.York
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tFron orr corre'posses,s.I


PHILADELPHIA, July AR. bnss Prons.hsu. Yo.,. a
from Providence. Roaraer, fietcr. rorlahif sehs. 49,
ds f. Boston: n Sht- Bn~a Gul,lB- Co.
ce, Rownd Bno, hsYsn. EChn. iOgdon Dhhon. A E'i
London New Yoh; Bloc nsr. Wia.bw. SsNb1n ~
Ciaars4-Stes Perobsro, Nhtsker New Yort h,,k
Ia day sshfs Renpyn, BAier Neymnathi Pro,e,o. ~
Roston Csthsrn-. Collins CO., Ellen Bafn-i DIR Pn.es..
WIN ~ Bard. Stabos Salem J. X. sha0 BrAnsss AA.,x
Ru5son' y boot; caIbndse srss Ro'asa, Scl. sosass
Watson Aien Do cbr- C'ho Nc'ef~oa, Do cerbgio Re.
Pom Chester. -
Corrsponlenoe 81 he Philadelphia IseAAn,.
CAPE ISLAND. n J., Ju,v -i-Abuat o'eL,c. ~.
discemei vessel ssA.r- -" tbs pl, AID on ,e.n. ~ ~
found a.'hsd gece' Tie rsssl to - sr
no uerson board and apparently "a Of Ws.sr Ie.r
attemp'ng lind pcnshes from The f.c Of N. et h. -
beach tbs morluE t',- condisoa ahoss stated
The agent fr uner@r'rr- snd vsots hay. s.A -
the vrek ard repcr be- b. The brig sb,ao waoo ~
hound from for Pilaiegha Ian secoau, Of 49, ~
Msndsy 70
Tley found truni aad aier havne csensd It dso,. A.,
one hpn ana iwrnty liars The by IN Of NAB ..s ~
morning. upward aud dow inward asd Weather .gtry VA
SSE. Jess X. p SIR "a
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Arrival of the Steamer America ut Boston
Additional News Items.


BosToN, Thursday, July %, 1852
The r. M. Steamship America reached
her wharf at East Boston at 9l O'clock this morning
Her malls for NewYOIk and the South will leave here
In the 81. o'clock train.
A Telegraphic Dispatch from Dublin,
says: agtt g ing the police Office and one
police oaiser is supposed to be killed.
A Dispatch dated Wigan, Friday -, 80
p N, says There has been riot between the Orange
aud Catholics Special constsbles have been
swcrp in, and great many prisoners made. special
epeiDe was Preston for the military, aud two
troops Of infantry have arrived The not appears
10 be queis d-many OF the rioters bad weapons
The Liverpool Tunes estimates that the
Derby Ministry will be in minority Of at least 100 in
the new Parliament
The Arab Chief, Add FL Kader, and
Hsme, Ben Cuts State prisoners In the fort of St Louis
and Cete had quarrel when the former stabbed the
latter In the abdomen Of which he shortly aterward
died
Excepting the above the English papers contain
pothng Of interest in addition that autographed from
Halifax.
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Interesting Southern Items.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, July q,

We have no mail south of Savannah.
The Richmond papers say the CorOner's
Jury IN the murder OF the Winston family had returned
ayerdicl that the deed was C. mmtted by the negro
nurse ar d her husband
The examination of the brothers Rand,
Al Richmond, on charge of robbing the Portsmouth,
Bank postponed till to-day. personal reocounter
had taken place between the counsel, Mr.. Mayo and
r. G. Scott, of Democratic letter notorlety.
-Four negro men, named Charles Som
mers, Robert Johnson, Cesar and Boston, we're arrest
cd In Baltimore oday, a charge of having murder
ed John &. Adsms Captsin O the schooner Village
Belle bound TO Neg- York, which arrived here on
"wednesday and reported that the Captain had COM
United suicide by jumpiog overheard 1t appears tina
none but the negroes deck when the Captain
disappeared snd their dscrepant stories have caused
suspicion Of foul play They we're come iLted 10 jail
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their prese mt debt viii only amount 90 1915 600; and
by the new Constitution tlis deht be ia
creased that instrument having prohibited the creation
of any State or Municipal loans. These Bonds have
afo tie guarantee Of the Railroad, and they con-
yer,ible mo stock.
The State Auditor of Illinois has re-
fused to receive Missouri State Bonds deposits under
the Free Banking Law because the interesls paid by
railroad company, though guarantee by the STATE.
The receipts of the Long Island Railroad
Company from the Inn to nth July, 1882 Inclusive
we're 1896 Il
Frsm III. lIth TO 18th July, ISL inclusive. 45S2 -
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. S:s}4 Oh
Mr.. Robb, the President of the New
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Fatal Accident 20 "a Louisville Merchant.
LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, July -, 1852.
Amory Low, respected merchant of
sois city, was killed this NJ, BY falling oil his house
which was undergoing repairs.
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HOUSE oE REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House resumed the consideration
of the Dill granting the right Of way to all Rail, Plan
snd Macadsmized Roads through the lands Of tn
Unscd States, md passed IT,
On motion of Mr.. RANToUL,
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Tota.......I45755 247o 564.. .204 265 G,n9I 1913
Again, the aggregate taxable property of the above
Counties is as follows, 10y the same report)
Clint S4658 734 MusknEum...... 705
Fsyet:e........... a3253 Pickawsy 3l55279
Fairfield ........... 7,45i D.
Total S}L6i 2O8
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SALT WATER BATHING AND SALMON FIs ING
a -Su For the sAguenay, stopping at Murray Bay,
ssszssxSA steamer ROWLAND HILL Captain }. b. Ryan
hAhg been put IN complete ordaT supplied with boiler be-
low, her tInure beds bedding Tehed and
an upper dining saloon penddy furnished The modern style
and table intended be supplied with the market Affords
WIN connOdious state especially nied o this
WIN every appunanee Tor the pleasure comfort and safety
Of Assnses ana y h great strength and speed particularly
adapted 10 the above navigation.
This Quebec every Monday
O'Clock, and leaves the ST. Tuesday
O'Clock fashionable
places, aud will continue during travel
succeeding Monday Tuesday
from Quebec the hours proceeding "Wednesday
from Cac0una II OFFER the the
iaramed liza liza Bay, and places Of interest that majestic
nyer
Passengers leaving Monday win in Montreal on the
succeeding Friday morning.
Rowland Il this port Quebec, River du
Loup, Friday evening O'Clock, returning
bee on sunday, and to Montreal on Monday morning.
Fare reduced 25 per from last years prices.
From Montreal River I.oup Caeouna Is
/" g Saguenay aud back 20 Cacouna.
/" ]" 10 River du Loup Cacouna and hack 10 Monte-
. 100 To Saguenay aud back 10 10
Meals included.
State rooms, half dollar extra.
Children under II and servants accompanying cabin
sengers, half price,
NILE.
DIsrAScE-From Montreal chicyut mi. l3o
/" Quebec o Cbicoutimi. I. -. ESQ
......l2
Large ana coodous hotels have opened River
and Cacouna, for The reception of visiers this
MONTREAL, June, 1852 July i4-dl0t
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The rerou was accordingly read from which il sp.
pears that the amount OF 81 02J IA ia due 10 Sylvester
Churchill for services performed by ffm.
The bill was then ordered to be engossed for third
reading.
II was subsequently, read third time and passed
WI AND A. JENNINGS
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF the bill
Tor the relief OF William X. and Alpha Jennings; which
read ths second tme and considered in committee
OF the whole.
Ii provides for the paymen: OF 81 100 for four slaves
carried of by the British forces in June, 1913.
The bill reported to the Senate without amend.
men, and ordered TO be engrossed Tor third reading
II was subsequently read third time and passed
fro BE CONTINUED
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49, A
! go.


SWEIlT and White sulphur sprtnRs--Keduced fare
~ increased cheapest
BILE, and expeditions Sweet White Sulphur
Springs:
From Washington Richmond, fredericksburg
railroad.
From Baltimore by the comfortable and Ma
Bland, U, " Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond with Richmond
road.
Fare from Baltimore to White Sulphur SIS
+" Baltimore 10 Sweet Springs ....,,........... IA
F" Washington TO White Sulphur. .................
Washington 10 Sweet Springs. II
+" Richmond TO White Sulphur. 10
Richmond TO Sweet springs: ....:..... -
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
o'clock connecting Aqua Creek with the train which reaches
Richmond at 4 p. m. the succeeding days.
Leave Washington day the week at and
and Sunday Passengers by
morning O'Clock al chmond and thence
Richmond Danyle railroad 81 miles,
Lynchburg, which They will reach m. Leave
Lyncbug by the Virginia and Tennessee railroad,
AZ miles breakfast Buods thence N miles BY
and arrive the Sweet Springs
miles, a smooth turnpike, 10 the White Sulphur.
this nuTivaed and will
itself nvad gentlemen travelling with
and the Springs will make the economical
Tickets had board the steamboats, the Potomac and
from Capt g. T. MITCHELL the Maryland the office
of the Richmond and Danvile railroad, Richmond.
JOHN II. OSBORNE,
July l0--d2mn Superintendent
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NOTICE rei.sio. 20 our Bii..-we hereby roufy All
indebted that their accounts being
OF in detail will presented 70 them the 05th %
month. Early suention symen e earnestly rsqussed
cLAoETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
June o0-lurif
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PETITIONS UNDER THE RULE,
BY Mr.. PEASLEE The petition Of Roswell Shurlen
and others, iot the passage oil tho bill introduced by Hon
E. SrANfY IN favor OF African colonization.
BY Mir GOODRICH The petition Of Stephen Thompson
and Others revolutionary soldiers, for modification Of the
pension laws.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERs.-The trustees of Charone Hall
~ School, ST. Mary county, Maryland
sistnn teacher take Of the classical
that
thoroughly educated gentleman, with In teaching,
would be preferred.
Applications with testimonials capacity &c., be
fore July 2lh Postage prepaid to ~ f. d. BROWNE Principal
Charlotte Hall School, Maryland.
The salary $3.50 and third tuition
generally amounts TO $500 June 6-ilJuly1
CEILING OFF AT COsT.-From afer date shall
~ offer our large and well assorted stock first embracing
not only summer goods but also staples and fancy articles
description, such IA T
Velvet, tapestry Brussels hreepy, carpeungs
Linen and cotton sbirtings, table damasks
Damask table cloths, damask napkins
Towellngs, sheeings, and pillow linens
Bed quilts and counterpanes
Floor oilcloths rugs, &C.
Together with other article
purposes
Our stock dress and other fancy goods being larger than
and being determined
10 the emphacay all
sold regardless Of cost value.
HoOE BROTHER, q co.
p SWe take this occasion thanks those OF
who of
Settlements and that all others having unsettled
will do likewise.
Juye IL, D., co.
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I'VE desire the ladies complete
ofdress goods which selling of al greatly reduced
We are selling handsome sereges at isk and % cents
PLAID and plan cambncs very cheap
Dotted Swiss musins from IS contsup
Common muslin suitable for covering glasses at
Handsome India siss, at 80 cents
100 pieces figured lawns nom rex up
Handsome gnghams, all prices
- pieces piece. G ssSS &c anI ia snfsG ana .c,nr
10 DO handsome table linens
50 do Russia diaper, all widths
70 do Irish linens, all qualities
10 pieces white and brown linen drills, Tor boys
% pieces brown figured linens. covering furniture, sc.
900 Dozen adie and misses cotton oe q all golfers "na q'
Merino rauzo shirts, sc.
90 pairs embroidered muslin curtains, very figure
eases white .hirung eouons, from 81 cent, up
Domestic. Of all kinds, at the lowest market price.
much below former prices reduce prepare
tory to taking an inventory neat month
BAY STATE LONG sHAwLs.
viii dnd good assortment Of heavy Bay state long shs. which
July s-daw w. M. SINISTER q co
TINE New niagara Falls, from Albany 20
mi Nias,e Fs ,silrosS sna1es ue y, me- & a.
bany Falls, from The Pans . Albany hours
o. time the travelling public, and large
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA rALbs.
Opening Of s Roehe, Loespor, Niagara Eais RGrood,
This win opened travelling
public "wednesday June 80 1854 which time
wi commence running follows:
let tram Express, leaves Rochester at 6 30
y Accommodation 30 /"
81 I" Way express 5@P.m.
Arriving Niagara ran. ., 20 and % snd0p.m
Returning leave Niagara Fnls-
4, usia-way express, leaves Niagara FaIls At l5sm'
3D.. A ACCOMMODATION sa @p"'
connecting both ways regular trains Albany and
Rochester railroads..
Passengers this leaving Albany the 20 ran
viii reach Rochester a hour of breakt
and srrive at Niagara Fss nj leaving Albany II 20
Rochester
st NsFsru Pals npp Returning, leaving tho Fails
ny either ~ the Albany New York,
Boston twelve hours In advance ~ other line
fs~senrers route will right
Rochester depot. WARREN COLBDRN,
July Ii-dimo ffntsl Superintendent
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no DEMOCRATIC PUBLIsHERs.-A gentleman ability
is desous OF becoming the corresponding editor from Washing
ton city of influential democratic journal in the South
Southwest Salary much desire aid in the
glorious result democracy November
Address Major b. b. French from refer
be had DESIRED through arrangements
be made
WAsmSoros Cry, ID. c., July 7, 1872.
Id
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IstpoRTAyr NOTICE.-The subscribers method
giving timely notice 70 their patrons that their accounh
win made the 18th instant presented before the
July, which win all 70
forward, settle and avail opportunity
which shah from that date offer by closing entire oet
summer goods a cost BooE, BROTHER, h co.
Q2-imif
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-03-24

Considerable discussion took place on
the amendment Of a select committee, on
the subject oftaxing banks
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.. 4
The bill 10 amend The act entitled ran
act TO provide for The settlement Of the es.
tates Of deceased persons" passed March
23d, 1910, was read the third time and
passed
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on
Salaries and Fees Of public officers, re-
ported back the bill fixing the salaries OF
Supreme Judges, and Judges of the Com
mon Pleas, with amendments, fixing the
salary OF Supreme Judges at S 500 instead
of $4,000, and the salary ofCommon Pleas
Judges at $500 instead of $500, as in
the bill which passed the Senate; which,
after the rejection of numerous amend.
ments, was agreed 10.
The question being upon reading the
bill third time, tomorrow was suggested
and agreed to.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

Tire Steamer El Dorado. with the Cali.
fornla mails, arrived at half pas, O'Clock
this afternoon. She brings 81 ,42s 900 in
gold. and 1873 passengers.
T'he Ell Dorado brings dates from Cali
'ornia TO the 18th OF February, and from
Chagres 10 March 6th-the time through
being 26 days and a hours. 4i ~
The steamers Panama and Fremont
were at Panama. and the Isthmus Yves
hourly expected. These steamers will
take all the passengers at Panama who
have through tickets on the mail line, and
many others besides.
The mail steamers will hereafter land
passengers at Navy Bay, which has been
called Aspnwall. in honor of William II.
AsPinwall, orc of the projectors Of the rail-
road. s4J
The steamer General Warren was lost
on the bar of Columbia river, on the 28,h
OF January. and forty-iwo lives were lost,
with cargo ofproduce valued at $50, 900.
The boat was owned at Panama. atS
The steamship Sea Gull was wrecked
on Humboldt bar, on the 26th of F February.s
The schr. Penelope left San Juan del
Sud on the nth OF October. with 80 passen.
gers. Nothing has been heard OF her sine e.
Advices from New South Wales, repre-.
sent the condition and prospects Off tho
country as fattering. The gold fever;h
somewhat abated, though the mines have
become the resort of the industrial classes.
and is steady and abundant source Of
wealth. -
News had reached San Francisco, OF
several wrecks on the Oregon coast within
a few weeks.
Business at San Francisco on the 18Th
and 18th was brisk, and considerable sales
were effected. Flour was neglected. no.
Two men were hung at Murphy's Dig
gings. by the populace, for thieying.
Mr.. Boyd, owner Of the yacht Wander
er, was murdered by the natives of Solo.
mons Group, during an excursion to those
islands in October. ;6.s
Advices from Oregon to the 9TH state that
all was quiet. though the difficulty between
the legislature and The judiciary was still
unsettled r yt-2ii8ae
The clipper ship Celestial, from New
York, had arrived at San Francisco. in
l05 days.
Rain is much wanted, for mining and
agricultural purposes, and the papers COM
plain Of the continued pleasant weather.
The miners, however, were meeting with
steady success.
A man named Capt. Simmons was kill. !,
ed at SCOTS Fork. ina dispute with an.,
other man named Coatli. ~. 4 slsilssssss
The miners at Hamburg creek were ma |
king $50 per day. yssl,.
The ship Sen Bird had arrived At San
Francisco, on the 10th. from San Diego.