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From CmvA--Ihe correspondent Of the London Times
gives the following particulars Of the terrible Hong

gives the following particulars of the terrible fire at Hong
Kong
HING k0ng. December 80, 1851.
The chief matter Of Importance that have to record
this month is the total destruction of nearly the whole of
the Chinese part Of this town 40 to 800 houses having
totally destroyed by fire the night Of the 18th 1t
is understood to have arisen from the firing of of
Had it not been for slight breeze sprging up from the
east and the blowing up by the engineers and artillery Of
several houses to stop the flames from extending great
proportion of the European part Of the town would also
have been destroyed.
The Governor has ordered mat sheds to be erected and
food to be contributed among the needy good number
of Chinese have it is said lost their lives
We have now however to mention the most melancholy
result of the fircthe deaths of Colonel Tomkyns and
Lieut. Suggs Of the Royal Artillery Two prvates OF the
same corps lie seriously wounded. and Lieut. Wilson. OF
the Royal Engineers in precarous state. The party
were employed in blowing up house The gunpowder,
from exploded than expected and
while they inside the building, Col Tomkyns
taken up nsensibe. but expired four hours afterwards
Lieut. Suggs's body entirely consumed by the fire
nothing but his sword was left.
The kwWlgs rebellion continues. and the reports
speeding it hitherto and contradictory
The rich men Of Canton have been called upon by Seu
the Viceroy to subscribe large towards the expenses
of the
The emigration Of Chinese to California continues
large scale
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FLATBOATS.
In Second Municipality
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

PASSENGERS.
Per sclt Bonita rem vern Cruz-lG passengers.
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Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY of
NEW oRyEANS

1&VA1C WUVutSI 4UBUI duC6 UUMpaUY OF
NEW ORLEANS
H With sasebed capital sgia5O0 prepared to rscsys
applications for -
FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
Mt the otre Of the Company, 6RATIEP STREET
Every insuring with the
profits divided those who nure with company
earnings are to be invested here under the control Of the
This established purely the
and Trustees believe this ample
security to the policy holdeIs.
The portfolio the thos,
wishing 10 make insurance with IT,
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
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, THr UrrER RwERs-The ST. Louis Union of the It'll
says:
The river continued to subsidc and learned rol
authentic that there scarcely eight feet
the channel Cairo The Missouri is also falling RAJ
idly. and ut Weston that river is almost uunyigabe fl
boats of the medium class. The Mississippi Quiuc
yesterday had but three feet in the channel and ice
running rapidly. The Illinois is in good boating ore
with eight feet from Lasll'e to the mouth;
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Public NOtiCe.

SECOND MUNICIPALITY, Parish OF Orleans
VsHE undersigned Collector Of State Taxes,
Il does hereby all persons indebted the
for the 1851 and those for LICENSES for the year within
said Municipality (which bounded By Canal New Front
Lafayette line Lake Poutchsrtan call
Room No. %, in the Municipal Hall and lGy the same
Sp. NJ, within the time pre,crbed by law
mh2 2otsa3p THOMAS ASKEW. Collector
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English, French and American Cali
Goes;
A complete assortment Of En.liEh,
German aud French Hosiery;
Superior white and colured silk
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MlTTS.
Buck, Channels, Kid, Cashmere, SILK
Filoselti and Filet, OF every DIT,
scriptlon.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment II
NIllenciennes, English, French and
German Laces, and do. Embroiie-
rles;
lSuperior 6-l2 and III Linen Sheet
! ings;
i DGmasli Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splcuiid styles,
A. Irish and German Linens aud
Lawns:
Linen Cambria IIlkip, plain;
Embroidered and culored uoriered
j Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, SILK and Wooden
| Dmask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
! Heavy kerscys, Jewels, l.ins vs.,
Jeans, Deulsls, Stripes and Cot
;0nates;
Super French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do, very
superior.
call the attention Of factors and plan
us". IL is very complete, and ,ar
neat care and judgment, the result ~
ne. $50 q
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Agency U. S. Life Insuance. Annn;tn and

3 y ~ -: - 1Its I'D dHce, annuity and
9. G IaIAY, Secretary. ~ 4s'D' Frfs'ieh.
BRANCH OFFICE 4s CAMP STREET Newe7,san,
t,s,,,r-,, BENJAMIN FLoRANcE, Agent.
JosEPh BaSsanoN N. II Il, Medical Esauners
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part OF the following, viz:
Super Broche Antique Silks; n
Colnrei Armure Silks;
Striped Taieta Silks.
High colorei plain Pault de Sole,
Black Brocade FaSonuee
Extra. rich and Embroid'd Fac
Changeable and Cliene Faconn4e;
Embroidered hrmask and plain
tnult de Sole;
Extra rich Changeable and Chame-
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high eolorai do, for
misses;
Mafcellines and Florences, of every
shade and color;
White and color.d Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy black
and colored watered Poult de Sole;
Colorei Silk Nelvtts;
Rich Chene Satin striped and plain
Cashmere d'Ecosse;
French and English Merincs, Nous
ssitnes de Ln!ue and Alpucus, solid
rolors, OF every variety OF shade i
fltin, striped AMI plaid Poplins.
Superior black and colorei PLAIN and
figured Canton Grapes;
A large assortment OF white and
cOlored embroidered and plan
Grape Shnwls, some extra rich;
Merito, Cashmere and heavy rich |
silk Shawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
So P. W. W. would especially 9
tons to his stock OF goods for their I
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Charities street has Just received steamships Winfield
t"n and Empire City, by the sailing packets
ton md fly OF Fashionable and Sasonable
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore
and recherche style which he offers WIIOIES
to his patrons reduced prices
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STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES 1rRr
insurance ANNUITY AND TRUST coMPAyYo OF psIILA-
DElPEIA, being the frst Report
Whole number Policies outstanding December Al 1ssi en-.
S''NiS
" 'H'S7 fuereoH-' ft-3I5, 2Tl
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
DIED

Ia plUgas, Dec 10 Joon l. Rob.nsoa sged D. years
Ia San FraIcfeO Dec. lS Of liberation Of bowels
BIZ CLarlts IhnI-ca, agsd II ysaIs, Of Hamilton, aa1i-
CDuniy y. J.
On beard of BARK Ua5ne On her way from Paaa NJ 70
San FraLcIco, ,Silye o.fyeT saye Ofthe Western ind
fever Eew-OregGs Daley fever Ireland la.e Ct Wis
coEsn p BrowGer, fan On deck, German: William
snih lever Scotland Sh2w.ey, fever Gil.na H. AlsO
STOW away lame uak now D, de!lIium tremsns
In San Fra CISCO, Dec. 81. OF pleuIy Wrl. Charles
Tlbbey aged y ytars sen Of Cep.. Wm n. 1ibbey.
Eear Cbhr Placer G unfy. Dec q, 0f dysentey Mrs.
Martha JsIe. wife II lIr u Rice agsd about % yeaTs
formerly Of louisiana.
In Stockton Dee. 10. David FersiDger, formerly 0
stsebtIy yILe Ohio aged ato-. a. gears. S:eubens lie
papers p.ea1e copy.
At FIencb CsEe. Dec. 70, sfr,. Emly Murray, vie
Of Mr William Murray, aged 10 years.
Al Stockton, Dec. -, WIN. Middleton from Baltimore
The Of Middleton Co.. IA tie $50 yeaT CT hir aee
Ia San krsnclsc0, the evening Of Dec g. Ckz-lss A
Saith. Of New Haven Com.
In San TTabcIscs. 81 typbus fever. Dec a. Am. de
Fiennes vile Of B De tle0Ees, ard Gauglter Oi Joan
bchsrcsol, Esq Of Manchester. Il late ef the San
sleh Islands. aged 81 saTs and 10 months
Ohio. Also. Dec 49, Wm Andersen, from Whe.iisg "a
Beth bad Just arrived sonoa mex Of Paaaaa fever Of
which they died.
At The Lower Ferry Ct the u Idle Yuba of
Dir. Charts Osg e0d, aged about %.
In etcrkiOn, the 22i Dee, Jacsb Cole formerly of
Jaeksohylle Fla, where he eft wife and five chijlren
IE stockton. on ne 23d Der OF typhoid fever Waltz
Hsys;, oi Ne@>i OK Cny, aged tsysan
IL San fraIelco, DEE. -. Of typhoid fsyer Wa Cros
Ftnof JeWen, aged about 35 years
~ ne Hospital. hosoilu on the l7.h Nov Ebsu Cum
faHs, agec about ~ years, Of A'tleber0 AIaSz
Al Sen Jusn dsl Sur board tie bark Ma Wae,0,n
III E-sneh, Naive q Frsres
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
Summary of News.

FROM the San Francisco Plssyuna, Iau. :.
4 he Location OF the seat of Government
is inyovSd IN as deep my Story as everthe partsarS
oi San jose and vallejo spaliag no oxey,On on
sh6T side 20 secure it On the SON w., e.iag,
consisting Of forty. one rc4herS eiert 10 the Legs
laiUie, was held n san Francisco. Tor the parpose
OF coIsvilrg together as 10 the place where the
next Legislature should De hClt--Then tie question
was 6eclced in favor OF Vallejo. b. majority OF -
TO Is. But as ths whole meeting dld no, constitute
one half Of the members OF the Legislature, j, is i'm
possible OF course, 10 consider that vote setting
the question at rest.
The claimants 10 contested seats in the
Legislature must OF course await the action ot that
bOoy upon thtir respective cases
In the City Of San Frsnciso CO we have
now tive sets Of civic rulers in fa blast. The gen
usmen elected IN september were sworn IA on
MoDcay last. the s4h ult, BY Mayor Harris, and
they held then h,St meeting on the same evening.
The gentlemen who have hitherto atminis:elei the
Municipal Government with such credit to them
sshss and such sSvautsgs 20 the CITY Will ofcourse
SGop! every legal ana constitutional means IN their
power ~ ftSSi iheSe unjust pYeiensIons and thsT
depend for success onthe cAsnse which IS 10 take
place n Tie col SliI;lOn OF the Suprems Bench. al
tAe next term. by The substitution OF Chief Justice
Solomon Eey Genieldt for Chief Justice Hastings the
gentleman whose decision II the case OF Harris IS
bienhlm, has lately exci,sd so much asIonishmen;.
The democratic party are torn asunier
by disseusoAs snd. nom the aaimO,ity EXHIBITED on
both sdss there Is little prospec, OF urioa among
shtm Cre roftlon, who come principally from
New'NoiS, were anxious 20 have 2 pr,poaderance
iOr htr section ey he choiCe Of 6eleFa.es 70 State
NcrVtnnon, 10 be held shortly for she apcoirtment
OF celega'es 10 The Democratic National Coayentjon
Snc for the romlnsi.cr Of candidates for Electors NJ
PrtSeen' ana Wee ePresioea,-while the o,her
patty. who hnl fcm The more southern Slstes We.
influenced hy similar motives. Bon parties are ur.
yie'eins ana both viii send delegate. to tae Stase
Convention
The atmosphere itself has sympathized
in some degree, with the stormy spirits who have
aei,sed the political world since the departure OF
the last SIC arg Fer the last ten Gays the rain has
fallen almos; every dsy AID nishs. and We have
had two or three very severe southeastern gales
accompanied on ore or tSo occasions with hail
thunder. and hghairs. Two or three slight shocks
OF an sIthqushe, which lasted for few seconds,
have been felt in San rrsEciSce.
The news from the mines is encouraging,
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

The yield IN the placer digsDgs being very eoun.ul
sirce The ram Sc. in
The survey of the railroad from San
Pr,,siseo tn san Jose has been e0mDleted. It's
1tal cost is estimated ct $50 i26 H. We ear Ia
considerable time all elayse before the Torz can be
commenced. No further ste tnai ee nave heard
Of have beer taken with regard tothe olaerr arosds
proposed IL this STATE
The Indian War in the Southern cOul-
ties of California terminated as We preclcedi in our
Ia suuUa,v II iurIed cut to be merely one Of
those DC rlodlral predatory meursions, OF srcn IRE
oueut occurrence ID those regions and said 10 have
bten provoked by an Illegal attempt ny J1e slerh
of San Diego 10 seize Indian cattle N pay nsht of
STATE tsrts as well as BY cruel treatment. By evil
difposec Hhie persons
A Settlers and Miners Convention is
propossd TO he held shortly, for re purpose Of TAX
Ig in-o cor deraion the various questions affe .
ing thtir interests and taking such action upon tasm
as may be deemed most adviaaoe.
4 difficulty arose last week between two
quartz mining companies ~ CaTs0ns Viii which a.
OF tine. threatened serious consequences It vas
CAUSED by dCclslOn Of the County Judge, OF Gala.
yerss County, IN favor Cf ore OF the parties, b.
which certain rights and privileges claimed by the
Other we're not ecosDlzed. The after held N set-
ug ar published a series OF resolutions condemn
tory Ct What they termed " an unconstitutional IN
tertersIce with their ghts !" and thus the mater
rests for IDe present.
We regret to announce the death, az San
Jore On the l4th inst Of JUDGE JOnes L s District
Judte OF the southern District of California. He
died of consumption, ard Is deeply regretted by al
who knew him.
There has beer. OF late, marked diminu-
iicn of cTme throughout the State and there is lit
lie doubt but Cshfoma would ia this respect, COM
pare lavo!ahly, In proportion to lis population, with
any other state in the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

%, ,o,.,r. and rsur,S sop1s damage IN the aaropr.
nnwhsr of vessels orftsd froD their fnooifnss sni
in eou;sct with each other orS oei ohd sae 's-
,.,uc,icn ofpspcrs ard Ticgiag, Ui1ing damage en-.
rcd The t,se rose 10 an unusual mani aHc hO9ded
some OF the more exposed porIeas OF Ihe 20 AZ Do
61IiHg the bay =
J,hr VI KiLg was found n the do,k cornef OF GAY
ia saTsoHs-s.s where II S1s supposed ne hAS
ALLEN the previous night through hole IN the
uharf Deceased had . BROTHER IA .ls ETY. and Na'
formerly OF Morris Co, }.
Mr.. and MIS-. J. Proctor appeared for
tie first uue on the boards Of the Jenny L.nd
Theatre, N this CITY. OF the evening oi Dec = -
NJ Proctor as DamoH- ard N's Proctor as Ca anne,
n. the play Of Damon and Pythias.'
Col. John j. Werth has been appointed
sureIinteudsnt Of The L. :. Bonded Warehouses IA
ms civ, vlre r. II Crt,eBden, resigned.
At II o'clack, on the evening Of the 2i.h
asYse ass rock the eastern slope OF Iele-
crarh Hil, having oeen lOoseEfc ~ the rams sis
Gown upon TWO ion Ha-eho q 'e property ot
They contained some 3Ot0 iens :" l :. Oonue L
Goods, which were much injured Dy rtDosdTe 10 the
I'm TIE buiiI gs cost l. election slOi V'0.
Earlier in the same evening", an at'emPl
vasmsce 10 fIe a store on Merchantst by ignl,ing
some rsss underneath the loor. me 1iae vas ex-
t.rpuishtd before It occasIonet much damage
Christmas Day was held In considerable
rerosnbraucc TIE Episcopal and Roman sthohc
CbuTchts were well aitenCed. The BANKING houses
and nos, places OF business were closed, wnle aIe-
works and good humor saluted one al every urn
Dee. 81, Sc Johns Day was appropriate
II conlrnomorated by the Masonic fraternity.
One hundred Chinese arrived In port by
the Swedish blg Jackin, Dec. q.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

pto~z.d. frug bark Mary NNsrmaR. sest i:sa n.
wsy irr SAP Jtaa osi Ssr "a hoise s. IL miie aat
Hck1ei Wen scar -.
on hca5d ma Ru'h on er psSsage from Rea,sStssa
Francisco, l. .rss y lirr t.rmaa. lac ~ dis,qr,
Hssd 90 flc, De WIT 9. Grn ~, ~ Ne lack. Alxo
ChaS Johnson a orf' O.. na ~ % GsrGany
AZ peslso. Z Gisu, = sivaanAh. hfs' eGcsT ofsAs
Il sscrsm,a,o, Zee ss p C. Goidon, o. Alassns, J,
A. pamoo5 so,i.-, De u, Z = Foy l.r2,sly Of Al.
ans, JeEsrtiE csHtfB. \ -. te't jy fcafs
AiIouisyilc. =, no'-do q ., DEC - Hshry Evs.s
In Haiysvlis. &c 30, Pr. J-hA X. a -, iSr.aef,
scsit Of The Cor OstA
A. tTanrslfo DC 1f. on b ,sr' 10 Z : sloo2 Of ~,
Va,r.n In Cafr.i. s4t Eesiseef u. navy a.et
wound TscsseG "a tae o-lnf Nv ;hs sce MA, ssscAsrs
Of OslmS rlcce 10 t-e h44-s 4 fiIsEd gllh skom g.
wss cL EuafiaE sffaTs M
IalersGrafs 90 Slr r1rfto ron nsccu',r iJfS Ds-s.
December i6-wl ~m - 7rceg, q. slsra ra3 aas
skyc. 50 B,soa J A root-.cstr, .. Asiao Josa Z
Dse,mtsr i---Peu avn Term. p Mae
December .S-Jo-a 600. sT, ., lsooo a. "us AZ -
r1c-nhsr i9-cb,r'c, Ta.r.'ac. .. ~ Yok. ieas
Yarns. p. Nee.N.IA, Wa i0"~'d 2, sla-d; Wa
Trin. a.. Eugiard.
Dec rber gn-E.cn N-rrs.e' FaHLng ., iIeHy Grets
imoLihs, John pc0it,. s. ie AM.
December = FeIN keny - So kno,e l,aaf EAomas
Waters q Bsuao-. Me NJ lau & ant. - N,sa
December Isl Sckf.rtrf IS, t8fi-ns j. m ktas
HTd 40 II iuoi> Pafics sr',.s ~ irelsoi Joan
Fu4manTice. lfsiand una de F.eares, 3 Enssna
James Brrsar u. ana
Dscembel 2s-CssIiss \. sn th. IS Ne Haven. casn
MeIg,n Ceyta, -, AoN CO.. Manuel sAts!i - CApe d
December Antoine JOSS. 20. Nnc,; Ams.a lie ".
(colorsd) 35. Ph lats''tns I. lafc - .tncs
December .t-Wm. @. Jsveit, 53. NcF ioiN
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port Of San anFroucisco-,,,iye,

Fort CT san Ff2ncisc0-AfriYed
Tee H-P. 81 S. Co.'S 1e b ,h.9 Tsnnessoe, Tctsa II
Dec IS schrs otd Yellow ss,ct. from fishing cruiss
Stockton Pocket, DT.lAwaer. 3 day ASom Ala sOsta.
bark Frances Louisa Bays. q. fa Nleson brig. vn
sinia. Dizzy 6ds I'm 0 eson Empire. &o@n, Is hours
fn. Santa Cruz schTs Juliet, Collins, N I'm Oregon
Dec i8--stean,hI b Columbia. ! b. c Ishsm,2 Dc In
Panama, via iAioImediao ports 33j pass.
Dec I9schs Sassh Laylna, Scot, a 1nrs IA Nxata
Cruz; Spray, .fe sc hours fm Bodssa
Dec. f0Barfs saem. Collier. no lE In. ~ Orlesns
IIo de Janero aHd Callso: Can5 Rip ey 52J. fa va
Dec 2l-Bark Cigcsssan, fBr Lenthwaite ig5 ds I'm
HAVE, wa RIO dc laLe.ro anf Valparaiso 10 ds
pee zS.schis Lone star IRON fishing cruise oreans
Dec. a-sckis Ewing. ,,1ye,ing) from a cruise saa
Dieio 9s 10 bod,sA Captain Lincoln, (Qr. haster'st
Dec z5schrs Gen Patterson, r'M.y,,,'s) % d. I'm
San Diego roic. o.. g. Rcsenue O,tsgor Isiurned IL
port.
Dec 2eshiss Coronation. (Br Russell 80 ds fa Liv
ei2ocl wa Panama l. cs ~ pGss Nantssq0en, (Frt
sheyep-rd lss ds. IA BOsdealr va Vaparssso IS ds
del sur pass he Eogsnd Hartford % Is in Hazat-
an % pass; Avcncale Br Afnsironx l2O d. I'm Mon
te'aeo Sl- Hohcclu % as 80 success. Farley, -
o. In Oregon biss COibels. Mex stIntls BGros, Is
ds IN cuaym.s >, pass, - females PeoDsc Smith. %
os III Alia Narrator Is anG via Honolulu % days, 10
pass, b01nco stockton tChr Horace retnrse 10 pat
Dec. T.-Bs Enna Is.dora Ie.aYnsd .. accoant Of
heavy weahsr; bTes both Hilton 30 days fno Rsaleo
Jse.n tsSed Lqulst days frc Hong 'ng. loi pas
eplo' befCeiss, (CAlel Larsen, c2 days ilOm Vaips'
Dec % s-sesm,irp Columbia Ie Roy, 6ay. lr,u, Ore
son va rort OrfoTd T. knIght50 passengsr bafk Lou
ksba stAnbufy. 10 JAS from Oregon; bngs srsle Nor
VAL II DAYS from Hong Kepg TaFqaLa Reed. IL days In.
Oregon Ann l.. Name rsg ned TO p r, repair dam
II passengers; Mount Vernon. from fshng cruise.
Dec z9-Bark Alice Ierlton Gotta 80 days f1on Taicl-
hIsIayia Caiao; big avn, Bunker " Dis fn thpgna'
schf. fayawsy, ffm Bnfega.
Dec. 20 -schr. SsL Diego Hayes.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
,,rzv vopx nAuy TRIBUNE. SATURDAY JANUARY 81 1859

Near Port Miller, aud ifoFs TIE month "f Fiae
Cold caIfh for gAciEe miles cOws, Verv hne Ian
naied cold aocunds IL the hes of the river ant ~
,cvallv distributed, hat ScsIce.y shovel iil NJ
s,YS can be taken ~ Eh'c1 does not yislt more or
l,,r The Indisn. dive IN III ten 10 fourteen 'ssi
~st.r AND the aid OF small tn cup. 5ring uo ne
,,IS xh.ch frtqg.n.y psys rom s. 10 Slotothe pan
rteuyasredO,, THIS isftsGit has iea TO more cx en-
stVe ,YArlfuzi rs with III submarine artDpT From
thtssou-ce We are normet BY gentlemen OF the hlse
sstrssporgbiltv II sa> been Ascerialntd osN chd al
o n, that tie gold held IN .ne hofnoe nde or bAch
ssId IT. the bel Of this rver, tae ne
GOD Gulch end is tributaries, all OF "h'ch are
lroxn 10 be ricn, an nzs tnleG and deposited N
the ryer ted fer aees l. has welded ho.a oEe OF
20 an ounce 70 the buckle. IN N lny places Iae tN-
is.ucs Of gold IN the beds Of rivers ! no uncommon
hing N gold regions, but Il has heretofore oeeh
found only IN patches and pockets. lie GRANNY
tiCns Of Ir Woister WIKI tie SUB marine SpPNasiN
IN tie bees Of he TuoluTns and Msrcel onlihS ule
rast season vyoYe clearly tat Tic 'ore OF ne isE
ccnfUcd as n is 20 the banks sweeps evefh ~ ce an
from the bottom. and the only otgmen, ls n lle Oe
hind rocks bluffs, &c. Oa neither oi those rivers
have been found aDy continuous SlTa,a OF sa 10
op he san Joaquin. every crev.cc AMI pace IS husi
and covered with sand i1r more than II miles, h)G-
Ing gold. as before stated The water i oi NLloas
depths, from 80 feet downward. The cause o. tle
deposits OF sand On the san Joaquin may be Amp
uied 10 the crookscness OF the river and Us VAllye
width. which interrupt its foN, together WIN me
large quantity % hornblencc ard fine White sand
4 company is beirg formed IN this city for me pgF
rose Of working this portion Of the river WIN SIX ol
WOTsters improved diving bells called the " SUD
marine ming Company With capital 81 50 ~,
divided into i,CO0 shares Of S2i each The Company
is Incorporated under the Statutes of Caluornia.
passed April -. 1850. large portion OF the SOCK
Is already taken ard the Company Will go into opef
atlcn as soen as the fixtures and bells can be balt
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
DownieyiIle nnd Vicinity.

4 Correspondent Cf The MqryScUle d
tyess w1itrg from Downleylle December 0, says
:. The lake rams taTe been very disastrous TO The
fumltP companies. The Jersey County Compauy
from whoge ground probaOly1s much gold has been
taken rs from that OF any other company ia this
State has suffered much, part Of taeir lume being
carried away, aud the river running in It's natural
bed The JuI cicn Fluming Company, at The jlnc-
ton Of the North and South Forks, have their Hume
Up the North Fork, have lost their hume, aad be-
htye every fume above this is either takea out car
lied away OF abandoned, or Is in process Of being
taken our. The sleaI5o2. Bar Conpany's dan ald
fume stand, with TIE exception Of a tYihing damage
20 their h6 ad dam. The New York Aqueduc. Com.
paDy is also among tie fortunate ones. The river
rose some two feet here and | suppose rose much
higher below The Sr0~ IS some two fact deep on
Tie tops Of the mountains.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
Grunxis Again Respitcd.

Ia consequence Of some developments
or cenfessons said 20 have tssn made Thursday by
Margaret, the mistress Of the prisoner, Grurzig. a
dispa,eh has just been received BY Sheriff Carnley
granting repiisre OF iour weeks duration 10 the
cosSsmr rsd man. II is said ih4, Nsrsare: has con-
fcsssd ,hs: she pu, tse poison in the SOUP and that
both Grurzig ard his wiie ale Of il. Tae woman
vent TO Albany yesterday to see tAs Governor in
reference to the matter and this repr:sve is the re-
aNlf.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
Married.

In San Frarc eco, Dsc 10, by Rev Mr.. Wheeer, Mr
Ckallts 2. May, and Miss Ellen N EsIs.
Al MsTtItz Nov 20, GsOTge &. Smith and III IS Jane
.lrilh, Of antioch Penn.
IN les Angeles. Dec :. ,. Fer Fa.aer Anac'e'a Don
suacio e Vale sInber 6lCc. - Tie Assc.-5 DDGl
Isabel BsIea, all OF THAI city
IL P0rlasd. on Dec 10, by RCy Nr wilbur, M Root
hoge of LINN Cry, r. Mrs 4 9pe's0u, Of P8It all
A. Bancia Dtc. u, fr Isaiah Potter to MAJ T. widow
Of he late JEdge II A sIten, OF SOa0ma.
IN HonclUlu ty hey. T. f. Tay or Nov. g. Capt James
Cleavt q 10 bliss Mary Cafn
In North Yaus Hill, o T. Nov. 20, by Rev. Thomas H.
PeerEe. NT Darling Smith, Of Yam HUI County ,, Miss
Esn Te1Gsns Youngest eausLier Of Rev James Gsrfsh
ofthe former pace.
On Nov s =. the idCIce Of Join Sutherland Cnnp-
eua CorLty o. L iy warren y f3oOden J. p tIr wash
neon l. Crouch ard bliss Meata. dass hfeT OF John }
Sutherland.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
SUPREME CovRr or rYE UsrrrD SrAr

NNFtENE NVNhI OF IhA Z NIILU , IAII>.
-WeaEesday, Jan -. ls52-Rufus c. Besrdsee
Esq, OF New-YoIk, was admitted an attorney and
cour ssllor of this Court.
No. 9s-Nyra CLARK Gaines, appellant. rs. Rchd.
aenced by Mr.. Reverdy johnson ior the appellant.
Couar OF ApPEALs-Al5aay, Tuesday,
ysn. a. No Ice. Sands. respondents sss. Church
ard another, appellants submitted spcn priated
a suineI,s and points II. j Baldwin, Counsel.
No. 81, "a reserved causel LyecA and wife, appel
laais ast. Livingston, successor, &c, respondent
sSened. Hiram p. Hastings for appellants and John
elcssen for respondent. Adjourned, siaf de.