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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
FITS AND coNvuL sIoNs.

These alarming and terrible complaints are always caused
BY drangement Of the NepeG The BELT, BRAcILETa AnR
FLuD will nearly every case matter how young e
Lsv old the patient how confirmed the complaint Nn
and astonishing proofs are in pOSsssscl Of ths Pre-
eretor
GT No trouble or inconvenience attends the use
of CIR. .CERlSTIE'S S ALVANIC ARTICLES, and
they may be worn by the most feeble and delicate,
with yerfect ease and safety. In many cases the
sensation attending their use is highly pleasant
and agreeable. They can be sent to any part Of
the country
The Galyanic Bell, Three Dollara.
The Galyanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Eae
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar,
The articles are accompanied by full and plain
directions. Pamphlets with full particulars mag
be had OF the authorized Agent
gJPARTcuLAR CAUTION, Beware. Of Counter
iiels and Worthless limitations.
U'D. Q. M0REHEAD, NJ. D., General AgeA
for the United States, 1872 Broadway, New York.
GrJ. p. FLEMING and d. REED, AUTHORISED
Ag' uts for rMeigs county "
EDOzen violias aud 1oIen AcsoIdeORs, At
~ decg6l EDWARDS
Cuperior Ink BY the Gross OF pO... fcr q,
, the Drug St1H p REED
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13

SHk psz, Bnskel. N Asad aad for sale y
ZC NJ aRo " HshAtH,S
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13

bristol Brick for sale at the Drug Store.
ID Va ID. REED.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13

kDozen violins aud aOsen AcsOtdeOas, At
~ dec9'6l EDWARDS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13

Cuperior Ink By the Gross OF Dos. fcr At
? the Drug StpN p REED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
REVIEW or THE MARKET.

FRANcIsoo Saturday. Dec. 10. lsJt
During the las; fortnight trade has been excessively dun
al Tho Up rei towns which has caused t TO ee cores
here 3as been 70 material alteration in pgces Volsr.
als generally finn Il trade should improve shortly IN
TIE face of the limited amount ci goods due, srea5
many ARTICLES would most surely advance
PdlAeIs nd etAes and the lsest dlcn ties M obtain
m rlg be .arge mount Of 30 o,ecss shipped. The
Der cent vii no do ot have Tendency 70 SUI
Glrjher check shipments.
BRfAp- Alnsrcn plot r 20 1oilc Navy, 6a6.c soda,
" Cfacsers "a Zig wA'os Crackers. l2o
BoOTs-Afeu's light pegged. e22d>D heavy d t long
SWaE45 do DO sewed, sipa5l d. light eyed. sij@oO
FAoGANs-llea,y 50. Cali, so
EcuDlyG MATgRnGs-Ancncan paaei. ssl9S90
go foncued sna gioyed IS $50 Laths, y OREGON
hncss ad,anca slCas2o. d. C1lfornn slga $40, d3.
BfAN,~Ameri-ao. no sale Cal SAT-
Coal lnthracte. slCG sl2 Camhefland. So Pcto1,
'CStypi'ss-A mime $685. Sperm q DE-, F.enrn
CiSrarScISo, IN jesasd EXCEPT Wo,.en.
CoFfFE-CsntIh American, ioe'ic lava, l0e -ir' Ma
coaDios-Aass.a N tarsi, T. %. l2ai3'.; Miai.'a. Il
Drros Ayp Nral,Nrs- Market vel supplied.
Fi,r-codl.h. + ., III ilsrrnss no sale NIssssr,'
ScaSl8; salonss, wholes. ~ do halves, - 2
CRAN-Oss. iS-c Barley, { advancing, ne. d a, ~
&c Corn, stock eht good demand may Do quoted from
hi9ross~oari D Sl5ii' \ Co sseSa 2, Gin. sHaa
- ltasi % Dc Neyi oh e'e9S Hun Jama,.a ga
CSC do New England ~ AyNf Missy onihs tiitl
gal 9,saec RYE. 25a3oc Scotch, II jOssI IS Ame-
rlcan Brandy, t0d50c.
ALE-Aacucan, S'0asii Dbl. English, bottled,
do1., - 5,es3 U.s. n large lot
MoLAs,Es-New Orleans, zoc sugar house, 2Ja3e-. +;
Siosr,s Syfup. 3-cie.
OIi-si,rm' 81 Polar. s.aSi % 8 gli Lnsse3 81
Il Isl -.
poNnFT-Blasirg, so beg R6e, n c4sisters ST.;
oSl8 fo1.
pRosl,. oNs-P@k Mess. so Clear. So; htlf do -
Pine, SitdSl2; Beef Ie.s, sl0GSli Prime. S8a s. !;
Hams. lSc ace Lad, IA "a Zoe Butter, Goshen 3Jc
81. r. h Common. l3c - .Gr. Z %.
1EAs-YOuDg II son, nan boxes 2Ga3lc GInpo ler,
1910 tnpeT,a, small boxes 3je ttc Oolong do I'd
&C.: Grr powder IA canfsters, ioa Imperial do
feasle.
NGyreAn-Citer. dsfrG Dol. Wine. s3a)s0
WOoBES WARF-Pa Is, Br,'ms, Nc market well SUP
Piled.
FTNU sfeT-t p, GalOc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

Van wasp.r, Of ypAus '.yr, aged about IeA'' ifo"
hnd'sf = is,n ..,A NJ " Hn5ba,s q NevYo's
whs s-1y.G iatas CITY ~ tts ssaesr Ca"i4a o. zoe
&c Dec. 81 a.., R,b.ya +. DAVIS
.:., . sssss. 4 So Eo'i s hs;5
Roceh aced abast IS years. NAIVE OF ahAla - . , .
At NArrsz, Nov 3d. Geoige 5''s; q; i .a,,seb Pa
In san Francnca Dee 2, NJ - A1Ie GflA iion i ~
lem. Mas, ased about - years Shs arrived SIGN IL
A. San LUIS Rev Ma, 1881, Je'eoh Lsosrss q s.
LOUIS No cArDenfsSin CouraDy =. - ne ~ s -
SONS He eane out with Beat aad 3 We ifom >al'
A. the American Hotel Acaluicn, heUcs, NV ". 81
r.mtisut ti.ious fever, Moore me gftAi Aae5.ln
l.ster ef the Olympic Circus, CahisEna, .-.Fs o. -
IL Sacramento City On the ia Deoe-ee-, Mr Iosn
a seric1 N the "a Dec, Capt Jsrsnah sPneidns'
Nsysds On the SD Dee Of .pasnoJc IT., yfanc'.
Kelly OFsral aged Al years. lie was from d sulns
Sans rl,ce Of cobss,;ve typhoid fever Absr;
e. HOLMES. assi "a yeas. lie vas from haumse III .
Ro,top R.7ise On the a9sh Nog Of eryspeias, JoAa
IVES, formerly OF Kent Co. Eng eyed = yeISs
o. Ws'fCre.s lsth Dec oftypsoit fever. Geo Ma'hc-
son f,rmery IF Sootlaad aged = ear, $500, r.ss.. -
Ia san Francisco the an Dec, Mars 'fet Fe1Se'
A' a - D5sss Ranch GA III, ,lh Co., NJ or AE'oO
@a,f . 5,Sa5d Springs on the az Nv ri moaea
H. Iau2srla.e OF Latagei,t County, Mss IA tssl -
Al Drytown Calaveras coun'y Of ne .'laioa % re
bowels. +. Waters q hockcsste County, N'h,RcNy'
I'm san Frsnc SEQ on the llth Dec Inland H. Hal ESD
fo,rsy II the safe Of Vermont aged q years Inc ic-
ceased WIS the of Hon. land Ha, enc o. zoe 1T
foiBa Laid .mns sonsrs Nlcm De hoQ AGONY AAlcd >
his State IN
In MAivsvs oE The 9th Dec OF BILIOUS fsrsr, john b
Perkins Of salem. Mas acel % years.
At sea On board steamsr Pacific en- the on NOV. ava
rop s. EDDY. ESQ c1uuse l1r 81 law fotnc ~ OF NeN,
York AL ats OF Sau EraHcisc7 1sed g. ~ vas Aslsd
al Acapulco. - -
A,the residence II Mr. Horace BAKER, Clacsamls Co,
Oregon on the i2rh Nov J1Scnh GaSo 1sct PH1nt &c
The deceased . Oregon from Cai1n'l a3oIt year
ago ard forfen years previous ne ressl - Bedford
M.ss Re state that A. Lld br tAtr living IN Name
when ne III that STATE y ears ago
InierlfHts son Frsncfro Tor -ft f'a ~ Ne ''H-
bro l9ji-N0v 30-Chares Walker Name, % rs Juan
ReLta Hcgco %. Tl0s Wlres. Hev-fJr a. & ,Tgs
P.aslee. Name Gu. A Go,lfaliow, Illinois. %
Dec Mar pa H-4Igdi Church, StfCA'on b mo, iona
rav Iceland. 81 Vis Geo. T. Hays. kentIrsr, %
Dec 2-Gideon f1olhaSer. Name. IS VS. E,lAs ) War
ner. Dorchester, Mass % Lawrence Deany' Ne" fofs
Dec 3-WlE an r People, Brownsville. lena. IS Us.
1moihv Calighan Olio, a.. Wm. Mchornt. Name, 81
Dec IS 4rhrn Davis View Elnosh-e, p YRS Mar
gaTet P,ddet. PenhsyiyaDil 3 Frank Williams bfs-
fHen. 81.
Dec Pom Colsreee. Hartford Conn 3J John Peter
DEC 6-Elizsbeiu Holmes Ireland. 81 Years, Adelaide
Ccuffadsri. France, q francesca Nandcrhorgh mos
and James faaitc. mos. I'd Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
Latest From Los Angeles.
FROM The DAILY Courier Of Dec. l2.

The brig Cot Fremont arrived Yesterday
from Los Angeles ha.ing eft the port Of san Pedro
on the ID inst. Col. Wm. &. teUail, Collector OF
the polt of san Diego came ~ passenger as bearer
OF dispatches TO Cen. Hitchcock and the Governor.
From hkn we gather much additional information
in regard % the state Of affairs IN the lover country.
He thinks that the war with the Indians - BY NJ
means en- ed, as there Wss no indication o. y when
he leh Ii. says II is the opinion OF toe o1es. and
most experienced settlers IN that region OF the coun
ty, ard who have goGethroush several Indian wars,
tina, there viii yet be a general nsurrectiOn among
them. when VII &c pr0,raciod and desperate. 50
far as heard from, fourteen whites hti been hlued
~ tie indians.
TIE Los AngeicS Star contains an a.
count OF the murder on the COLORADO Of SIX persons,
Americans. who were driving sheep. 4 SOn0-
ranian, who was engaged win them. escaped, ami
brought in the information. IL also contains the
following;
An American reached Wcavers rancho, az : IN
G0rgopia a few DAYS ago, and reported ina ne
vas one Of the psrty Of Immigrants, hve N NUMBER
who were coming q this county AMI inat MS CON-
p9piOns ad all been mur Tered rs the Indians tmee
DAYS before he arrived a Viewers. lie himself IL
seserely wound ed aud still rem lins n " WeaVer's.
From the circumstance that he was making toward
san BerDaIdmo, - has been supposed TIA. Ine muir
dered men were MoImonS
Col Feusu Informs Us that the demand Tom Gen.
Scan i Tor arms and ammunition. men not Depg
asked. The Colonel thinks that the one hundred [.
S tOOps that have gone down VIII be sun lent for
Siu Diego. provided arms and amDl1Ition are for"
vaICed lie THINKS that one hundred men are ALSO
suppoNtion that plenty Of arms and ammunition are
iotwaIC,d lie says that the people a. Los Angeles
Were poilDs The 1iachsa!ths 10 make ldnces on Of
nlg lT,p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have dates from Honolulu to the 20ih
ultuno.
The clipper ship Flying Cloud passed
honolulu on the 9Th Of November, being II days
from this port.
The Game Cock, which took large num-
Der Of passengers from san Francisco, landed them
az Honolulu on the 18th, ali IN good health. She
sailed the same day for Hong Kong.
The t. s. Consul, Elisha III. Allen, Esq,
had returned and resumed his official duties on the
an Of November.
The ship Fanny, Capt Holt, with a iull
cargo, sailed for the tnisad States on the 23l of
October. bat owing 10 her having sprung leak, had
returned TO port on the I'm ulI.
Trade and business generally was dull
on the lsllads lie markets beng overstockei with
goods.
Crime was on the increase in the Islands,
many larcenies having been committed.
The French lriga.e Algerie, Com Fouri-
chon sailed from Honolulu for Hong Kong, the
5lh ult She exchanged salutes With the L ;. snip
VtLdslia.
Monsieur Remy. naturalist, from Paris,
arrive d BY the French friga,s Agene. lie comes 70
explore the bOtaRy geology, &c OF the Islands, and
sxpects TO devote two years 10 these useful invest
gallons Il is probable that he may make dlscove
RES OF great importance TO se Islands, and " IS de-
siTSble mat hs should be- everywhere well re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

FROM JAMAICA. Our adyices from ia
maicz to Jan. 2, announce the increased prevalence
Of the cholera in different parts Of the Island. A.
ssyannsh-la Mar !. was raging 10 fearful extent
In the Parish Of Hanover 1t was committing serious
ravsges. The Chriitnas holidays IN Trelawny were
made gloomy by the fear OF renewed attack OF the
pes.ilence. correspondent Of The Kingston Jour.
1ai. from that 70 WI. writes as follows
The Festival Of Peace mas passed of in this town
vith that quiet cecorun which, for some years past
go elnently distinguishes our community during
this OTous season Indeed, there was an almost
total absence OF even that harmless ninth which Is
appropriate 10 The Festival o. the Nativity. The in
haoitants VI this almost decimated town have not Jet
recovered from that deep gIief attendant the ter
ble pestlence that was so recently IN their midst,
which this season Of the year can never fa % al
10 then memories Besides, the angel Of Dc ath Stii
hoyeTs over Us, and Ne know not when be may again
hurl nis fatal dart our midst, Like DamOcles the
hing Of day, we perceive the glitterng sword sus-
pended over our heads by single hair and we know
no. when II may fall and spread destruction around
Il IS hardly In the nature of man 10 be merry in
such circumstances or II he makes an eaon to De
cheerful, his Joy IS most likely 20 Re chastened by
melancholy reflections Thus vas spent the Chris
mas OF ISL.
The schooner Marianne, arrived u Port Royal or
Ihe goth Of December, from New.York, picked UP
Inc captain and creS Of the American schooner
Citizen, from Virginia. bound to New-York, which
vessel had been wrecked. They were llken at about
iC0 miles from New York l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
Thc Indian Expedition.

The two companies OF volunteers under
comm and of Col. HAYS, which were % have sailed
YESTERDAY Tor san DIEGO, did NOT get Oh, in co0ss-
Queuce q the intelligence brought here on the even
ing previous by the steamer Pacific. Iha,news wa
60 decidedly of favorable character. mat GOV Nc
D0uga would 10, take the responsibility of order
ing Inc departure Of he troops until ne learned the
nature If TIE information which 1as contained IN
TIE dispatches 20 Gen Hitchcock which we're borne
BY COURIER from the commanding officer IN tha'
section OF the State. Accordingly, an express Was
at once dispatched 20 Beaicia 10 otln the mos.
"a mute and authentic information.
, Since writing the above, Ne have learned that
GOV. McDouga has received intelligence which IN
dicates most decidedly TIA. the Disturbances are 81
an end Upon the strength OF this agreeable and
eIanpms information. the Governor has dis5anded
% VIII immediately disoand. the volunteers.
Alta California, De. j..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

t+,o,.ns distyust r,avel IN many paris OF Ine
ynouI,airs u corsiccgtd 20 be UNSAFE Fay eYsh oii
gerous and IA. f. rev perm thlei tsls1s a'u
entered into south Ct iae Neioe, % 81. - ~
The erse OF insecurity co14'-'' ' -
a very Limited scale
We fnd also Ia the saine paper the ioi
loving tens Of intelligence
HoRsx TytsyEs w G learn from stage
drive 90 one Of he line, from thls 10 lslps Ferry,
mai Ar stteuct was maize. on Ffl1aF hishL .a-t -
tteal al the stage horses % NAV place NJ "oO1t ~
o'clock az riehf the diver hss;i nose among tle
hoy.es n. went out to see saaI vas me mater,
and found three horses sni one mule cui loose aal
man husilv erEsget n tr7IDs 10 get the n or OF
the stable The thieves escaped not however
before several pistol snots we're hfea a. one OF the',
brit without effect. Next morning me Terry pe )ple
succesded IN trai ing them some distance. ana
learned from the signs on he ral n y X was arse
partv and had, no dOut,. made the attempt N fnli
confidence 81 success.
THE IJPPER WATsEs OF Tbs SAN JoA-
euIx We extract he ioIo"lny ms 10 'A5
loUYnal of prsctl al miner
ASPECT OF tbs RIVER ~ THE Noun
rArss There IS remarkable canon, ABOUT one
mile IL length and commencing one nile below u =
fork. For short distance II h@s Deeh CANNED anu
worked with considerable success IRON tea 70 thIIy
dolars : ,lav being taken ont bY each man. anu
sometimes an ounce = the pan'lll was 'eliized -
This however. only happened When the lower sra
turn var reached. THIS - a stratum OF gray, aa1
generally larnna.ed and IS distrIou every where
In the bed OF the river, Il IS mTei VITO Aorn5iende
iron. from which il IS difficult 10 separate .
INTERESTING FAcTs. SIN this egloa sac
charUe matte. of delicious favor, appears on differ
ent descriptions o. rees, and IN different forms On
the leaves Of the willows which grow upon Ihe
banks, Il is found in a caldle1 form on the upper
surface. ely IN the month Of Jlly. TIE Indians
gather the sugar, and at taeiT eRcanpmen NJ, ENJOY
the nxnry OF che wing the leaves On the leaves OF
the " he oak also there Is a clear deposi oihohey
which is spaTsnt and fine as me eve.
seen bit u IS OF thicker consistency. defe So l.
collects on he upper surface Of the o.iaee uhul me
latter is borne down, when the sarcnafme nave
crops IN masses or Jumps. lls flavor Is eK-eehhsy
pleasant. ,..
On the ascent q II. Sierra Nevata mere is =
species Of pine much rese m5.ias me "nl.e ne OF
the Atlantic States, excep, tfit the leaves turn
down This tree grows 10 an enormous nlsn1 aud
size-27O feet in sht and 20 feet Ia dlamete[ a. the
base and sometimes TIE trunk runs up ioo Zee. a.
rnost without limb or crook The resin1us matter
which exudos from the bark his ron sd'cAaTIne
flavor The Indians eat It N large qgaa-.Aes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
The Indian War.
From No - ClaIlsI b - n

The adyices f.om San Diego by the Pa
cifc are satisfactory to the mind OF every reason
able man. that this expected Indian var ofihSiTec-
zion, has been upped ID ne bud ana tnat no urthef
anpfebension need exist IN regard TO the matter.
The whole excitement WIS caused BY an attempt or
the rart of the officers Of san Diego County u col
lect ta1es from the Indians within that county, ~
seiZiTg uDon their cattle and horses.
We learn rom "A gentleman OF undoubtei veraclty
and who is we'll informed on the subject, mat not
only did Major Hentzeman, not desne ad itlonal
l. : troops at San Diego butthat he has Sgnlhel 90
Cen Hitchcock th il Sas unnecessary 10 send al
ditonal forces down. This would seem 20 Imply tAa:
there was no danger or apprehension OF iuiaer an
culiies on the part Of the people a: san Diego BE.
SIDES it will be borne IN mind that al a0dltio al
force 81 100 4 : troops has already gone down OK
which MAJOR Il had rs yet received no Information.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

Saturday last was the dav Of all the year
set Spart and devoted to the service Of ST Nicholas
Then every kGickerbocker filed his glass OF Rhensh
and smose d ms long pipe with true devotion. Every
absent son OF Manhattan gathered up his mind % a
remembrance Of the sweet and innocent DAYS OF the
past, and somehow iae smoke brought tear 10 the
eve. IL Is li.ile Island, but thence have sprI3
many an Ornament. 20 our country. There las child
FOOD played out Us sports there dwell the mother
anc me father and there centeved the ee;est
Of associations. Nor the day OF It's patron SAINT
forgotten BY the knickeroockerS o. our city.
True TO their duty, they assembled IN the evening
and while hon the hot pipe bowls the curling smoke
arose and from every mouth 40 intervals, the white
expanding volume pulled forth, Tue speech the
toast, The song went foaRd the festive board and
the patron Saiut whose felt presence gave soul 10
the occasion, grew lolly With the cheer The festy
ties came on land very appropriately too a. the
"Irying House, The dinner commencing al nine IA
the evening
The kniekerb0ckers assembled 10 The number Of
over hundred Mr.. G.. W. Ryckman presiding, AZ
The head Of The long tables The festive board w2s
In foil hower vita ornamental dishes and silver
cakes ndeandelebIa Every luxury Of the season.
vegetables, game OF all slnds. and delicious Iulis,
were sisewn IN profuson, and the bcs, OF SOcia1ity
Vas rom the FIRST the order Of the evening III!
SA'en, mint host If he Irsiog, richly deserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
The Sandwich Islands Expedition.

FrJu fke Ata California.
4 recent arfn4l from Honolulu informs
u, mai the e,peduon viii sailed from these shores
m the hast DAYS OF October, coacegnng whose nen-
ucns ard prospects much vas said at the time OF
departure has reached that port M safety peace
atie landing Was effected, the company having been
received with kindly welcome and up to the date
Of cur latest sdnces everything betoSene1 harmony
and QUE, IN the affairs OF the sandwich Islands
The members OF the expedition, Whatever motives
NAV have Influenced them IN setting ont, are repre-
sen,ed as having settled down IN then neN homes,
mani estipg disposition to obey the laws and re-
spect the existing authority a. the Islands in one
instance, only, made 10 record their NO atom
They have EXPRESSED thelg contcntcdness With the
aspect Of affairs and ~ their letters 20 their friends
in this country, they write cheeTuly, and alude 10
frequent Inequalities and attentions extended them
by The resident foreign population OF the Island,
The English class Of residents alone appearing 10
entertain apprehension and dlshuSt al lheu pre-
sence The King was absent 40 ths date Of the Al.
rival ofthis expedition.
Comparing our own toerably comprehensive a.
counts WITH statements o. the most private nature
received from Honolulu ctioR that the peace
IN which they have landed viii TO- soma time con-
time unbToken, Sull remains unchanged. We ind
nothing whatever to induce the belief that a rupture
with the GovernmentWould shortly ensue. And The
policy Of tire expcdi,omstS Will undoubtedly ne to
encourage and maintain 2micShle relations Nih the
foreign residents at the Islands, well us cultivate
royal friendship and favor. Il VIII oe many months
before the fruits Of then adventure will Tipen.
Though they have reached the scene OF their con-
templated action at lime when dullness ant stag
nation IN Business would almos. seem % lit men for
some stsperas undertaking yet the people OF those
islands are slow moving people, accustomed 20 de-
lav, adverse business circumstances and unproh1
able times Our expedlronissS viii hardly De So rash
as 10 hazard their hopes in daShing maneuYsr 10
secure the prize. although such course was limited
by screrA, pIior 70 their leaving.
The expedition has been greeted 10 the 81 >res 81
Hawaii BY own counrymen With true Amer
ean hospitality. The English residents are more
apprehensye Of III results nom this accession and
view their movements with suspicion 1. IS sail
that preparations we're silently making Al Honolulu
the existing Government az az hazards Butdefense
OF the nature contemplated viii hardly be required
II our a1ylces DC correct
s. II, however. are also informed fprcio'T
attempt should be made agsiRSt tbs Government, the
L. :. Commissioners will, IN all probability, oln
with the authorities, and command the guns of ne
4. y ship Nandalia, wing there 10 AID in protect
ing the Ming, and preserve inVolate the treaty be-
tween the Hawaiian Government and the United
States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12
>an Joaquin intelligence.

BEAR VALLEY NEws.-Mr Turner. the
popular agent OF ReyEocs, Todd " Co who has
ust returned fiom Business tour through TIE south
the new discovery ~ Bear NaIev IS most reliable
fact He SAYS that The original iiscoyerers nave
Only sunk then hole to 4 depth Of twelve feet, and
that the whole amount they have realized from the
clam cannot fall below SOC 900 The Who,e neigh
0orhooc Is perfectly wild TIE s1h ect and claims
nave neen st&Std on II every direction from the
favored spot. When Mr.. Turner left !, was re
ported HAT another party had found me precious
lead, among whom he saws be though. Re he I'D no
name Of Capt Whittier. formerly 81 this place
wen nc hs VS. arSi spread. The rush o. people 20
the SPOT Was tremendous. and provisions v,ea a..
coIdinsy Wagons Mere empt.ed directly into "a
h4ats OF ne hungry CROWD az enormous rrIces and
eFerltnNg commanded prof.s such IS they I'D tMo
years ago.
We see i stated in a san Francisco na,er IA.
he MeIlcsns believe the gold in the li-h h5le al
Bear valley never can be exhausted ." srch ex.
asgeYssed statements DO no good The truth "a TIA,
no'hns IS known OF TIE richness Of the name, any
further than the Shafi has see4 sunk Isis nov re-.
ported Thai there are two tlree rich hOlss OH
ers maj OF may lot be found but tAe PROBABILITY :
that the Bear valley region Vail now Be well ex.
ploret and other discoveries viii be made
Two or three well-iaformed gentlemen
from the mountains, says Tss Rsrgbliczn) have ex
pressed 10 US their fears that there viii shortly be
another rising Of the Sieua Indians and indeed the
motions OF these who are engaged IN trading viii
ihe N seem 10 TeshadoR such an event We under
stand that the provisions corraled and tbs. no
iDdisn - Above ~ enter within the boundary The
iseeaui'on very IrorsT one undoubtedly. but il
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