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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

BALLOON AscENsioH.-A dispatch from Springfield
(Mass dated Goth ut says Mons Petin successfully
assembled in his grand balloon this afternoon in the pre-
ence Of twenty thousand people of all and ages He
had one companion, and went off in the direction OF
Hartford and probably has alighed in the vicinity of
that city, 1t was magnificent spectacle. Noacclents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

BIC attention OF the public called TO the superior facilities of
this Office for the execution of EVERY of
spooe' SOB, ano Ganeg Getter= 4press lprtnttns,
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
IA 10 The smallest and most delicate Gard and Circular,
style of unsurpassed beauty and elegance, and pfices
moderate any Office in the city,
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE go
is of the complete and extensive in the South Large
additions of the
Latest Styles Of Types Borders and Ornnme nts,
Have recently been made and the latest improvements in the
business will continue to be introduced fast as
they make their appearance in the Northern
and Western Type Foundres.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
In Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze
Executed with neatncs and Dispatch in the latest and most
brilliant style.
eS Particular attention will be given the Printing
BOAT BILLS md CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS md POSTERS
for which departments great
materials Having Pre of dimensions
Issue larger sheet for Poster than elsewhere.
sB Particular attention will upon
ht 8 lrooshea's of which will be furnished the shortest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

srEciE MovEMENrs,-The deposits of gold in the United
States Mint in Philadelphia during the month of Sep
TENDER have been about S420O00-a large increase
tho deposits of August During the period the
ports of specie Europe have been but $273216S Th
Philadelphia Bulletin says The aggregate deposits
gold during the three months closing the Both ult
were about lll000o the exports of specie during thu
same period about So 800 OO0-eaving handsome
excess in the country be added the of the
previous quarters The entire deposits of gold at the
mint since January last, are about $50 100000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

THE NEwYoRK CRYSTAL PALACE,-The Herald says :
We learn that the operations of the Crystal Palace
pany arc going on steadily. The work is more
than half done, the iron contracts principally made.
and it is expected that the chief part of the castings will
be delivered from the LIST to the 18th of December The
inauguration of the first column will probably take place
about the 18th of October There is talk of fresh
issue of stock to the amount of $4,000 the capital
100000 being full and the charter authorizing the di-
rector5 to increase it to 100000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

TELEGRAPnc fNygNT,oN.Mr j. Welly. Pittsburgh man.
ager of the Lake Telegraph Line says he has invented
and is about applying for, continuous elf-repeatng
magnet by which operator in Halifax to New
Orleans continuous wire, and receive an answer
without change of way switches, The newly invented
machine can be worked heretofore with but nsru
men and magnet while requires much less gavanic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

MANUFACTURE OF PAPER PuLP FROM BARK AND Woop
siATsGs-A patent has been taken out in England for
manufacturing pulp for making paper from straw and
other similar vegetable matter from the bark of the
osler Chestnut tree by the boiling solutio
hydrate OF soda potash, in conjunction with other
Hhemical means, and without mechanical operations
Wood shavugs treated with nitric acid to obtain pup
for tho same purpose.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

FtFE-The iron foundry and machine shop of Gepart
Marshall at Dayton Ohio together with the spice mill
OF j Beatty were entirely destroyed by fire on the
night of the 30th ut Loss $4,000 insured for $1,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

MYsrERlous--A writer from Parsburg, Giles county,
Va, eays AT distance of three miles from this
place where workmen blasting rock. having
made excavation of twelve the earth gave
way and all were plunged into large room apparently
dug out, AT the further extremity of the human
skeleton was found in leaning posture. reclining as it
seemed against the side Of the cavern seated upon
something resembling chest No clue yet, is known
to get at the history Of the human relic"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

EMlGRArlos FOR SrPrEMBER,-During the month of
September just closed there arrived NewYork 36777
alien passengers from various foreign countres-l2 49,
came from Ireland and Is 43S from Germany. By com
parison with the corresponding month last year there
shown an increase this year of 3ol The total increase
this year in immigration thus far from the LIST Of Jan
last the year 1851, during corresponding period is
23024 During the past month, 1852 citizens returned
home from abroad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

1sts- The entirely new and light draught
aqnne FALCON, Samuel Black master will leave LOUIS
CAIRO MEMPHIS and nil landings THIS EVENING at
clock shpors and passengers will pIcHse readiness
"fts OGLEsBY 4 MACAULAY, as Trhoupoulas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09
.Ns- The splendid PASSENGER packet steamer

Sl'ONlA, Capt W. +. Varne! leaves THIS EVENING,
O'clock for FORT ADAMS, TuNlCA, BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO
Pokt HUDSON, BATON ROUGE, PLAQUEMNE rlne-
da'e andhgl Passengers will please board
SMITH Il FGMlSTER, "A Poydras street.
".ia ]. N. JoHSsON& CO., LeTee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

The Queens journey in Scotland is fully reported of
in the English papers She had fallen into very
weather For instance letter from Crathie OF
September H. notices the Queens ascent of Lochnager
thus
To-day the weather is still wntry, but her Majesty
with that courage and secondence which she is at all
times ready to display assembled Lochnaga which the
snow was lying in some places pretty thick The
phere exceedingly chilly but the exerton
for the ascent in great measure nuaed this ipronven
uncc mud Her Majesty seemed to enjoy tina soncwbet nd
Sentureas excursion very much She yhs eese,nssnIsa
Ny ssiass Aissyt and .hs fese. saits,h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09
51ts- The new and LIGHT draught passenger

steamer osCEolA Capt John r. Ross will lenve MONROE
LuMbiA llARRSoSBuRG, TRINITY BLACK RIVER mud all in
"meiste landing THIS EVENING at O'CLOCK Shppers And mas
sengers will please be IA the ABOVE hour
SMITH FrNTSTrp p,,,4.o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09
ass- The new, light draurht. suift running

~ 1ne HeW, HgHU UTHught, EWIft running
passenger packet HON DURAs E. Butcher master ST
LOUIS, CAIRO HICKMAN MEMPHIS, HELENA NAPOLEON and
all intermediate landings THIS EVENING o'clock Passengers
aud shippers will please be a, above hour
sfoNE& WALwoRTH, SO Tchoupitoulas street.
MARSH RANIErT 4 m 90 pordr., .traa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09
SISTERS CHARIrYA correspondent of the Baltimore

SISTERS CHARlrYA correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun says:
This the forty fourth since the order Sis
ters of Charity originated. The holy family consisting
of two three pious, sefsacrifcing ladies lit
band of helpless orphans first assembled in small house
under the shade of the venerable St. Marys in Baltimore
short time subsequently they removed to the farm
st. Joseph's, Emmettsburg. An old hut the
only building the place. that still preserved,
the cradle of the Siserhood of Charity. The
Dubourg Carroll and Dubois, stand prominent in the
first organization of this institution whilst Mrs Seaton
and Mr. Cooper will be held in the grateful
brance of thousands The Sisterhood extends all
over the country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09
REGULAR PACKETS.
.MCBTLE.

FLOR M0BILE.-Daily u. s. Mail .zT-A
d LneSumH,er Arran gsmeatThs
pisnid packet steamers FLORIDA John Grant,
ard CALIFORNIA, H. P. Ensign hsVug
bni expressly che Lake trade
Of the vsavs the Ponscharsrsn Railroad DAILY
Of "
St Louis and Pass Christian going and returning Pango
an Wednesdays and Saturdays going and Tuesday, and Fridays
returning
Nv
ne O'Clock win
after the arrival Of the II O'Clock
tE Freight
steamer ST. CHARLES.
~ The Way Letter Bag for Mobile
js1 y. 1EDrJys ,ent a panb Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09
.gra- The new, superior and swift running

Ns1- The new, superior and swift running
steamer R. NJ JONES John Ankrim, ater sHREv
PORT, GRAND ECoRE ALEXANDRIA,, JEFFERSON PORT
.ADo and all intermediate landings THIS EVENING O'Clock
Shippers md pssnge will please be above hour
SMITH FfNIIsTER, "a poydras street.
oc'' j. II. llEhLD, n Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON Cry
Friday Evening. October s, 1852
Arrived during the past week 1894 Beeves 175 Hogs and
1872 Calves and Yearngs. The stock good Bceves has
been moderate and the of holders
with small supply of the better descriptions The
market bare of Hogs with scarcely Veal Cattle and
but few Sheep and Mich Cows Offering The market is
pretty firm at quotations:
BEEr CATTLE (Fne Westerly .61sGO7c p Ii net.
(Attakapas Texas, ETC. .... ..3H05c p Ii net.
SHEEP. 00D$3 90 p head
MUCH Cows. $3.50 $50 p head
CALVES YEARLfNss. GOOSE 90 n head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

'or NEW YORK;. WEDNESDAY, Sept. l.
for NEW YORK. -. WEDNESDAY 49,
'iNhF'hli[H .ior NEW York;. WEDNESDAY, go.
"Aaii'NtloN.. NE" YORK;. WEDNESDAY October 10.
HUMBOLDT go. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, II.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
EDUCATION.

DUBLIC SCH0OLS-SECOND DISTRICT
Application for post TEACHER MATHEMATICS
the HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
secretary Of the Board Of NEXT.
seps2 I'd GEO II BEsSr,LT. Superintendent.
A BOARDING SCHOOL-Select anu limited in
Parents wishing place daughters riIy
soVrrhEae1t and irfhenne will uch
"a will regular hs! Application. study
ny ~ Stated IN tins School Refer
GOODRICH aud aso 10 FELIX WAIVER ssrchpT \ d .epa lyy
"OPENS lst Sept.--English and French
4 a. INSTITUTION FOR YotNG LADIES "A soARpERs I'D
DAY PUPILS. No. 20 ST LOUIS Dirscsed Nv he MISSES
Nilsson from London. For the Terms PoSessors etc.
apIly at the Institution. -' ivy
Judge caib Pr University; Judge
agls. j. Mayb E1 A G. Tren1oule Es1., Leket. Esn T.
cerrisrs Hon John sd Samuel Peters Eq Horace sm.
hses, ESQ.,, Levy, I-a4- eu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

DR.. n. Cs0tsa's
Shoulder Brace and Supporter.
tB- THIS INGENIOUS INSTRUMENT SUPPORTS THE WHOLE
hoy and value Pains Wakn
the Back Chest Side, giving immediate RELIEF and f. 10y
the weak and detected and The conunpive
life proon ged BY the this Brace.
to Call the BRACE, convince yourselves
SHERMAN, Agent the South,
ST. Charles stFeet, Newt Orleans,
Ey- Also, Agent for DR.. BAiJNlNes CELEBRATED BoDY
GRACE. E,blA iydAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Saturday Morning. October g. 1862. I
CLEARED YESTERDAY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

viii leave MONDAY. October il, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
ENOR SHREV EPORT GRAND ECoRE, -
u ALEXANDRIA and all intermediate landings skaAs5sa
The light drausht ADA.
LCpE, WIN. Kay, will lesve aboys The
will bills of aing. For freight passage apply
L. H. PtNROY Gfravtsr street.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. - Recorders
Office, District, 1s59-Notice
hrehy that the ASSESSMENT ROLLS OF THE FIRST
TfCT Qae Second Municipality for
correction at the office Of The Secretary of the Board Asss ant Alder
No 70, City Hall and will thirty
this date according to law Office hours daily
Oct j. L. WINTER, Rcnrisr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

NEW foRK-Per ship Creole 1925 bales do
" bids obaee 900 bbs whkv, ~ do lard oil sesrns Is
bb $40 kegs lard 81 80
ska wheat. 1873 do timothy feathers ia hides. d pkg md
LiFERPooL-Per ship Lenyi sorer $50! bales cossss.
LiNERPOoL-Pe ship Belle Rock 2s27 bales cotton.
BRAHos-Per hr Rogers no. 30 do whi.kk bb
hr y do brandy, hid tobacco 40 do starch 10 hb
so SKIS coffee, 2i7 pkgs mise. $3.50 +
PENsACoLAPers chr Ella 80 bbls pork ko rice On
oois mohes 10 ek tacoh so SKIS oats
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

Caution.
PERSONS RUPTuRED security
SrRANGULATEDH HERNIA, with all its butn prop
sriy constructed and well adapted TRUSS.
SherTnan's New Patent Truss
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
PERMAN ENT CURE.
tYs- This TRUSS is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS principle action, consequently,
sessing ALL THE ADVANTAGES while the objections
The pressure
MORE NATURAL being comparatively light in bad Rupture be
regulated brought directly the henia thereby
Hdng security all times under the most By
skliful
Sransuato other painful dan
which In the other Truss
practice afflicted with Hernia select
apply themselves Its bad practice,
with the kuptares be that the
properly Therefore, Il have concluded
AGENCIES, sell apply the Truss Office,
sr.C Gu srEEEr, New Orleans.
Observe the sign OF the kS the door. mhlA 1yd&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09
RED RIVER.

Willie SATURDAY. oetober 9, at O'Clock PM
ASOR OUACHITA RIVER The a-
light d5sqght steamer OsCEOLA, Capt. LslllaSlSS
,assengsrs for MONROE, COLUMBIA, HARRsoNBURt TRIM
~ BLACK RIVER all
reight passage tp9ly on board,
SMITH 4 FTAfSTER, pnyira gt-aet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09
DAssENGERs GOING EAST

The fine d9abs passenger steamboat
Jenny BEALLE, Stone. wi
bile cry WEDNESDAY MORNING,
mail line steamer, for Montgomery. Beae will run rem
Mo-
double
r master wi leave hehe EVERY FRIDAY
OF me New Orleans mail line for Montgomery
community depend leaving above Far frei~
passage apply to r. GEDDES, Place Orleans
NJ n C(
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09
BT. LOUIS.

M ECHANlCS' INSTITUTE, Phiippa street,
between Canal and Common OSCEE A Anu
LECTURE kooThs large and comnoiion iisi which n its
sinpird Musical and Orator cal Enter
tainmrut nearly completed and will be Immediately opehe
persons requiring ne aD9ve named
In, --'' Charles
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IOR MONTGOMERY AND WE

" N
a. TUMPkA-THRoUGH LINE, via New Basin stIls12s=
me elegant fast running and well Known
ALABAMA, Roberts, r, commanding, will
trips bween NewOrlean Wstumpka
tn. New Basin EVERY ALTERNATE WED> ESDAY The AL
staunch and we'll fastened built expressly
cassea A No One.
m MCDOWELL, n Pnydy, s.rast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

ESOR MONTGOMERY AND We ~ =
T. TuMPKA-THRoUGH LINE New Lis44{k 49,
III: entirely and elegant WETU Mp llaaE
kA A. G. ois commanding now b.ng finished Ccinnati al
her regular Wumpka
ing s.oreans EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. TIE We
well calculated for the trade being built expressly
and classes A No.
sepl5 I'm MCDOWELL, JR, Il CO.. IL Poydra. street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

odd FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
" Cemetery obtained by applying PIERS0N,
the City Hall First District; JAMES FURNEAuX Secretary
No. Is Camp street. stairs; Rev CHARLES WHITAL
panade and F. NJ COREY Sckles
street,
The price of Vau Stockhoding of
be 800 To members Stockhodng the burial OF
invariably.
purchase OF Lots information respecting the RES
apply j. G. DUNLAP Chairman the Cemetery Committee,
Camp street. JAMES FURNEAUX,
myl9 If Secretary BOARD OF Directors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-09

a Recorder, Premier District Nile
Avis donnG les TABEAUH DASSESSEMENr
Du PREMIER DISTRICT texsecots Mnnicipate)
ouverts lexaman cGges Secreare
stil des Ass Aldermen chambre Nc 10 ote de Vile,
resteront pendant d'
nen Ia lo lIure de bureau, de heures
octl 3Dt J. L. WINTER. Recorder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

Henry @ Hunter; Acting Midshipmsu Edward D. Potter,
VIM. II. Dana; Boatswain, Jas walker; Gunner VIVA
ford.
This ship has now been here for two months,
and for the last year actively cruising in tropical
climate, and both officers and men appear much en-
ervated by the climate. She has been twice sur
veyed and recommended to be sent to q northern
port to be locked, but in consequence of the few
vessels on the station, the Command er-in- chief
could not dispense with her services and she is still
detained, though leaking very badly. There is no
doubt that abe should be recalled to the United
States to ref in present condition she reflects
no credit on the government. I make these obser-
yations as an American, feeling pride in our gal
liant little navy, and also having had frequent OPP
portunities OF seeing our national vessels abroad.
On the 10th inst, the elections for the municipal
ohcers took place, and passed off very quietly. The
Americans failed in eecting their ticket. Mr.. Mar
tin (American) was elected Mayor, and DR.. Rich
ards Health Officer and Captain Of the Port.
Ihere are very much needed here a hospital, light
house, and one or two buoys. The town is improv-
ing very rapidly some eight or ten houses arc in
course OF erection, and also chapel. All kinds Of
vegetables and provisions are much in demand
On the 18th, the Northern Light arrived, and was
two days landing her passengers. The three iron
boats built expressly for the river are ut present
unable to run on account of their draft of water
being too great. Two of them arc aground up the
river, and the smaller one Of the three succeeded in
getting down with the small steamer built here
They have another small boat in the course Of con
structOn.
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IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DOCUMENT
ON THB
PR ODUCT TON
GOLD a ~ . S11v y h,
I404 To ls52.

The following paper on the question, especially
interesting at this uncture, of the probable produce
ton Of the precious metals in Europe, America, and
part of Asia, since the discovery of the New World,
is from the pen of an able officer Of the Treasury
Department at Washington, whose previous pursuits
have rendered the subject somewhat familiar to him,
and was written in to semi official inquiry
made at the Department by member of Congress.
It is ON extremely interesting compilation from the
best authorities, and it has been done with learned
earefuness that may entle it to much consideration
with our readers:-
TO THE HONORABLE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
March IS, 1852.
Sir-In the inquiry submitted, as to the aggre-
gate production Of gold and silver in the different
parts Of the world, the authorities of McCulloch,
Humboldt, and Jacobs, have been consulted; and
although the latter enters more difusely into the
subject than the others, and comments upon the in
fuencc of the supply Of the precious metals upon
the prices of other commodities ut very early age,
of them furnish anything in the shape of fig
ures approaching estimate Of the annual preduc-
tion of gold and silver at any period anterior to the
year 1892, nor of the production, fany, of China
other parts of southern Asia, nor indeed of any
other parts Of the world than will be found included
in this inquiry.
Humboldt cites various authorities in regard to
the annual production, from 1892 to 1903, and COM
ments upon the degree of credit to which each may
be entitled and terminates with his own estimate
Of the value of the precious metals derived from
America as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
Oar Nicaragua CorrespontIence.

SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, April 10, 1852.
The Noop Of Var Decatur-7he City ELECTION
improvements IN To'cn-7M Route, &c.
The U. s. ship Decatur is in port. The following
is list Of her oficers:-
Commander, William Green Lieutenants VIM L.
Muse Jas. W. Cooke, Egbert thompson Passed Assst-
ant Surgeon, Samuel Jackson Assistant Surgeon Jas b.
Whltngi Master, ChAs W. lays Passed MidsbipWAn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29
TH = LAT = s = N = WIS
FROM THE
Gold Mines of the Pacific.
The California Gold Mines.

member of the United States Mining Company
lately found lump of gold weighing l lbs. 4 or,
in the gulch back of the United States Hotel IN
Sonora City. 1t is from the vein worked by Fowler,
Van Praag:& Co.-the same vein which has furnish.
ed the rich deposits in Holdens Garden. This
lump was found in the red earth only two or three
feet from the surface. Being weighed in a hydro
static balance, 1T proves to be worth 1866 Is.
Several quartz mills are in progress of erection at
Forbestown. Active preparations are being made
to work quartz al Browns Valley the coming season.
One claim, of sixteen feet square, at Soldiers
Gulsh, hos yielded, it is sad $4,000. Il is esti-
mated that there have been extracted from the gucb
an aggregate two millions of dollars.
1t is said that Mr.. Sparks, mining at Morris's
Ravine, on Feather River, found virgin lump of
gold weighing IL lbs, on the 25th inst.
Earth boiling to extract gold is being adopted
extensively in Caaveras.
The miners are now working the bed of Big RAJ
vine. near Auburn. This ravine has already been
worked over three or four times, but still continues
to pay those who are engaged upon it, from as to
$6 per day.
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Total. (America) ...................$ $685.
2d-IIumboldt's estimate (b) of the annual
production IS03) Of Hungary. Saxony,
and Northern Asia,is $4,000 600; and with
out any means Of ascortaining the pre-
dnctions Of previous years, let that be
taken ms the average from 1492 to 1902,
inclusive. ay.s................... 81
To which add the estimate Of the same
mines by McCulloch, marked (h), for 80
years s.s.,... ..s,.s'''' ''''.'.' q,
Total Europe and Asia) ........... T,7s
3d-The product Of the gold mines OF
Russia, according to McCulloch IN, was,
up to 1862. MISUNDERSTANDING. Is
And Of the silver, by the same author, (g)
10 1901, ...............,,..,.
Total Russia alone) ................. SCI
Ath-The product Of the United States
other than California, being, by the Mint
returns, $15, $685. 900, according to %, add
S1l45,000 for an estimate Of the amounts
not brought to the Mint and the result Ia 81
To which add the actual and estimated
produce Of California, by remarks o.. II
Total Omitted states) .................. $1t
General total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1901
II is not clearly expressed BY any Of tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

:, Inc accounts from Australia, mentioned in the
NEW YORK HERALD yesterday, are to the 10th Jan.
as iar as tne richness OF the mines is concerned the
details continue Of striking character; but total
failure Of water at Mount Alexander, in the COLONY
Of Victoria, and too much water at the Turon and
other localities Of the New South Wales mines, had
seriously checked operations. Upto the exhaustion
Of the water at Mount Alexander, which seems to
have occurred rather suddenly, the returns obtained
by all parties realised the most sanguinc expecta-
tiops, and the correspondent Of tbe Sydney Herald at