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The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-09
/, EXPRESSES,
Adams 4 cos Express. D

To Sacramento, San francisco and the
enid9H J Southern Mines, thuoD ih
VIII be Despatched daily from their Offi-
cesat Yanhee Jips's, l.fuburn, and Ophir,
It 1-2 O'Clock A. M.
Checks oil Adams & Co. at Sacramento
and San Francisco at par.9u oi oeitapos,.
Sight drafts OH all the principal citeis Of
the United States. p" '.''7 '''..e ~
Particular attention paid to transpora-
tion Of Treasure, Packages, &c. vjlsal.I,
Collections promptly attended TO. d,,.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust. "''''
Messengers leave our office weekly for
ali pfoninent points on the North and
Middle forks of therAmercan River. r.onqa
asqa4 ,Yrg. ,so,,I ADAMS s. Co.
Auburn Sept. 11th 1851.
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PLACER COUNTY BRANCH,

Auburn Sept. l1th 1852, .,...,, 9.''a
n PLACER COUNTY BRANCH, ait
Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S ExSsress.
.aJoint Stock Company Capitss $500, 900
Principal Offices anu Routes in Placer
County :,9ga1qnsi. o.l. ayet gn.aloio Il
Ophir:-,,ni ilaC. T, II. PALMER.
By Express Riders to Gold Hill, New
castle, Secret Diggings, Taylor's Ravine,
Franklin House, and the North Fork of
the Anne rican River from Dotans to ,Man-
halter, Bar, comprising Dotans Bar, Long
Bar. Smiths Bar, Granite Bar, Great and
little Horse Shoe Bars, Whisky Bar, Rat
tlesnake Bar, Milk Punch Bar, Willow
Bar, James Point, Lacy's Bar, Manhat-
ten Bar, &c, SC, ,of.o.-, Enr4 >.
Auburn - JOHN, q. JACKSON. =,
BY express riders to Spanish Flat, Miller
Town, Junction Bar, N. Y. Bar, LOUISIANA
Bar, and Murderers Bar on the Middle
Fork of the American River, Kelly's Bar,
and Barnes Bar on the North Fork, Hi
noistown, California House, Phelps Cold
Springs, lalI points between Auburn and
lllinoistown, all bars or the North Fork
and Bear River, between Illnoistown and
Cold Springs, and all points between the
two rivers ,s,,,.ftoe,, e.,.. ..,,s,IL,a atFl
Yankee Jim's:- L. G. MASON. :
BY express riders to the Mile Hill House
Grizzly Bear House, United States House,
Smiths Rancho, Spring Garden House,
North Star House, 'rodd's Rancho, (Wii-
Iiamsbnrgh, } Middle Fork House, Forrest
House, Volcano Rancho, Sarahsvlle,
Birds Valley, Bakers Rancho, Wild Cat
Bar, Ell Dorado Bar, African Bar, Volcano
Bar, Big Bar, Sandy Bar, Grey Eagle,
Pleasant Bar, Madigancook Bar, and to
all the principle points on the Divide be-
tween the Middle and North Forks of the
American River. EplHD tlDt
At either of these principal Offices:
Gold dust Bought at the highest, or for
warded at the lowest rates.
General or Special deposites received
in fire, proof safes. sst =. ezuoII 2iIrt
Sight Drafts, filled and endorsed, drawn
upon Wells. Fargo s. Co. No. .I6 Wall
Street, New York, and made payable, il
desired, without additional charge at any
of, the fifty three cities in the United States
or Canada. upon which we draw. Il s,e7
Checks for sale on any of Wells, Fargo
& Cos, offices in California. 31f,~
Agency of Rothschild's for drafts on
Europe and South America, and of Liv.
iugston & Co.; for drafts on Europe.
Bills, notes &c, collected by suit, OF
otherwise. sir gGiqta sHHi stasn9Yolqa
Our facilities for obtaining letters from
the San Francisco, Sacramento, and Au4
burn Post Offices continue--as the public
has hitherto found dthe,n-unequaled and
unapproachable in Placer Co. 7n @1olp',
Letters obtained from any Express or
Post Office in California or Oregon. ooJ
The conductors Of this express render
their most cordial thanks to the public for
generous favors received during the past
year, and having undertaken a general
banking and forwarding business on the
most liberal scale, with firm ofhigh rep
utation and long standing through the Uni
ted States and Europe, pledge themselves
to use their utmost exertiops with the ample
means now at their command, to make
This the favorite Express Of Placer Co.
sl1tft .u ags DeslcD e.rf
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AZ Splendid Ranch for Sale,

A Splendid Ranch for Sale.
CFFUATED In Millertown valley, Oh
- the Marysvilie road and at the junc-
ton of the MarysviIle and Ne vadarOads.
There il large double log cabin upon
the premises, and two fine never falling
springs Of water. The ranch il easy to
irrigate land abounds with rlentyof good
timber The above ranch, of 100 acres,
will be sold cheap, terms made, oeasy.--
Full particulars given by enquiry - at
Gwynn's store Of H. ~ HOLMES.
Auburn, sept as Qwno 9ht ;a9ea" es1i
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STRAYED.

GAME to Hawse's Ranch, on the 1.u
" 2ad day Of sept. last, a large II !,
dark sorrel horse mule, BRANDED on the
left shoulder with the letter Y, also on the
left hip, with the same letter and a b
branded over it,, The owner of the mule
is requested to call and prove property,
nav rharaas and fahe i ~-~ay. .,..,.,l 7
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FpoM) O. RsofN YALEEY..-G Gle

FROM CA ksoN YALEEY.- Gen.
Kibbs arrived ip the city Yesterday
from Carson, Valley From q brief
COMPENSATION with him, we learn that
the large bglkof the emigration are.in.
They generally are destitute of pro-
visions, and have experienced pretty
hard times = Gen. Raines pushed on
Immediately to the station on the
Truckee River Known as, Rodley's'
to endure, in accordance, with the
instructions of the Governor, into the
charges made against that individual.
Bodiey, upon hearing the nature of
them, Immediately surrendered his
position, and expressed his willing
ness to undergo an investigation be-
fore anv .tribumal,, and that he will
Immediately court it. Gen! Rains has
not as vet sent OH his report, but 1t
will be- received Iin1a day or two.
Hon J. w. Denver, has taken charge
oftnat post, where he'ewill remain
until the emigation' are all in.-Jour-
WgU 6TiGn@ ~ G9Yt93g1 IsDl 4 a t|
Hhlf iis 10 vlaNaL4 4ahnoHAlI 10 a3oi4 T.
d.MlNrNG lNrKLLiGENcE1--A gen.
tlelhan justin. from the Middle Fork Of
the American river, informs us that
ON Kelsy's;, Union and Peppermint
Bars, the miners are doing extraordi-
nary we'll dOh Saturday, 25th ult on
Kelseys Bar, six men engaged in the
Blue Wing claim, took out eleven
hundred dollars;s ten men, on the.
same day, engaged in the Long island
claim, on Union Bar, took out thirteen
hundred dollars; seven men,, in the
Union claim. on Peppermint Bar, took
out thirteen hundred dollars. These
respective claims are all in the bed
Of the river, and were now worked
for.the first time = making the, hand
some sum of thirty y'seven hundred
dollars for one day's yield. a1a o#
e'I.ate heavy rains in the mountains
have caused such rise in the Moke-
lumne river, that many mining CON-
paniesare afraid of losing their expen-
siyeI works before exhausting their
claims in the river bed.H 9al4 .sbuoa
Capt. Chas. J. Brenhain, the late
Whig Mayor of San Francisco, has
been re- nominated to that Office by
thelWhig Convention which assem-
bled Monday night. p .a1
ANEW PAPER-The seamer Ohio
that leaves tomorrow takes down the
materials necessary for issuing a pa
per in San Diego. MessrsA A. J. Price
and w, n. Walton, both practical
printers and experienced workmen,
are the originators of this enterprise.
The paper will be issued semi-weekly
and bear the title Of the Southern
Democrat The name indicates the
politics of the paper ALTA. 1oge3
LATER FROM MEx1co.-We are in
receipt of news frem Vera Cruz to
the Sd ,ult-, from which we learn that
Rebolledo had taken possession of
.Jalapa and that the Governor had
fled in Vera Cruz. Tits also stated
thatseueral towns in puebia had pro-
nonnced for Rebolledo.' % !, ''..9 =. u q
A rumor was in circulation that
Uraga had pronounced for Arista. g
lBringasI assd some cheifs of the
revoltiug forces have arrived at Jalapa.
commissioners from the Government
bad also arrived there, who stated
that aArista was determined to lend
every assistance 70 Vera Cruz, in sup
pressing the tevoit. a2uo'"' 'eaAi 9'l'92
-. : d.. :. -. -. =. ..-.. -.
NEW ADVERTISER I =,
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NOtice.


Two the Stockholders Of the Bear River
i and Aubum Water and Mining COM
pany. h9a0i3n9ai 9yode oifs ad,
= Youlare hereby notified that on the 2lst
day of June, A, Pa 1852, an,assessment Of
on each share Of stock i'll the Bear River
and AUBURN water ahds Mining campanys
payable on the 18th day of, July, 1852.
also, a further assessment of one hurn-- ~
dred and sixty six &C. 100 dollars was lev
led on each shareof stock in said conipaa
ny, payable on the 2sth day Of .Aug 1884,
yaY0u will therefore take notice that all
assessments due and unpaid on stock, such.
stock shall be delinquent, aud Forfeited III
accordance with article Y sec. l97 IN she'
Statutes of california, applicable TO comr
panies for ctiring. ,nioins, ,s2Le.r
,,sll 6w] }. r. CRAND.ALL, Secsy.
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United States Mail, Pilot Line

I'D KOWN &P.HKISHw would respectful
ID iy inform the public that their regular
mail line of stages for Sacramento leaves
every morning, at i-2g'clOck and arrives
in Sacramento in time for the San Franz
cisco boats, Their Office is at 1.-The En4
|pIRE HOTEL. do.c, oo,o
7Weeir eoaches arc equal 10 Mo.,e. on any ny
stage Linein the State. 1ees nO '!99q@cl
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TAKEN UP.

At the United States House, S 10
n miles below Yankee Jims, one dark
sorrel mare, branded FIR on the left hip,
with one white eye. By proving property
and paying charges the owner can take
her away. IO2st WWxIEy " co.
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60 TO the Stock Holders Of The Bear
Riuer and .a~burh Water and mining Coz
You are hereby notified that at meet-,
ing Of the Board of Directors of the Bear,
River and auburn Water and Mining
Company on the 18th Sept, 1859, an as
sessment was levied or nhseach share of
stock in said company ofatwo hundred
and fifty dollars, one hundred dollars pay,
able on the first day Of October, 1852, and,
the remaining one hundred and fifty DOR
lars payable Oh the l5tk October,i 1S59.sA
o BY order of the Board Of Directorgsui
-s6wd eyf @, $40 j. r. sCR4nDALLy Secys.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-09
Soda Y ManllfactOry.

THE, undersigned have established al
Il Soda Manufactory in Auburn, Placer
county, where they are prepared to fur
nish Soda CWatersofi a quality not sur
passed, if eanalleds by any similar estab-
lishment in the State, They solicit the,
patronage of the citizens of Placer county !,
and pledge their best efforts TO deserve f.,
-FARRELL,o BREWSTER g. CO:om
eslIrlmoJ noisulls xrn gnivis91sq ION
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-09
FOR SALE.

THREE shares in, the Cresus Hill
Il Quartz Mining Company-free from
all assessments to date. For terms, and
any information concerning said stock,
apply to sl.-nl HIRAM r. HAwxtNs.ise
If. Treasurer G.. H. Z. M. Co.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-09

JTIQUORS-Just received, Sup superior
IL lot of Liquors al the Eercka store
also a very superior article of blackberry
raspberry brandy for sale cheap,a.a plo
o9-tf GWYNN'S.
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Selling off at Cost (,,tt,s

~ THE Undersigned, wishing in asFf
EI to change their business, Woua ge-
specttuliy inform their old customers and
the public in general that they will sell
their valuable stock of watches, jewelrya
SC. at less than eastern prices. t'"'''
j. HITCH & SON, 4S' J. ytg9T
between I'd and 81 B. F. Hastings buildl
img.5 gna saoHE 4its oliiil 90 sept l8 Imrg
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Lumber {! Lumber! LunlBefo!!a
YdHE SPRING g ARDEN STEAM
J. Saw Mill llifurnishes a constantlsupply'
of every description of Lunber; which
the undersigned is prepared to deliver TO
any part of the divide between the Middle
and North Forks of the American Rivers
qel1ea3 old EyBROW N, Propri eforado
Agents authorized 10 receive orders :544
Messrs. Stoval, Cravins. s. Co., Yankee,
Jim's; Messrs. Hatfield, Sims 4 Co, at
Bakers Birds Valley and En- Dorado
Canon; Messrs. Sidner &jcCo, Grizzly'
Bear, House. ylfrods i!iw od 81 slfrtE1d
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Middle Fork House. !

IN r. iWaooD,wARgy u LEWIS. = y"
- iTWO miles above Todd's Ranch
EM We beg leave to Inform or ngihe42
Gus friends that we have on hand good,
assortment of groceriesrsaad nliggors,,
and also the best accommodations for The
travelling community that can be found
upon the divide--having a. large supply
OF cool and delicious water makes il saI
desirable stopping point.5iniFrom sbis.
point there are direct, roads to Yankee
Ji.nso Big Bar, Long Bar, and various
other points of Importance. 'ooiPsb 9dl b
Middle Fork House, Sept l6, i50py nj
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"a Browns Livery Stable.

zY9il Browns Livery Stable. od mo
TN REAR OF GRESCENINoC CITY,
i HOTEL.-I would respectfully arr
nounce to the public that my stable is well
suit the taste aud accommodation Of all who
will favertrne with their patronage ",oa'
ooYn a1f ,lsyaNodJ, BROWN, JR. yhi
Auburn, Sept, 18th, 1882. odi bao tell
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OIL cloths and China mating, just, re-
~ ceiyed, and for sale by ~ -a....a.,.,r
ENfN9H @sa9h@o sN@'Wm. GWYNN..'N
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lF1HEe SURSCRIBER begsgleaveilto In
H., form the pubic that heaiconstvn,iye
keeps on hand general assortment az
machinery for mining. Original designs
gotten up in a,manner that Cannot fail to
give satisfaction. r. J. FISHER.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-09
Grizzly Bear House. h9'a

THE proprietors of the well known es-
i tablishment ca led the Grizzly Bear
House return their sincere thanks atoothe
travelRngp" Tor the patronage, heres
tofore received and respectfully solicit the
continuance of the same. We always
keep good brandy, so Pit Says. bisl 81 ahi'
sept fS II .wJ.ttB.. NOBLEa& COalii
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Mineral lIa Bar : E,erEydtiw q

9mHn si' 7.4mericdn Riuer... :" '''''- - =
THE subscriber would inform the 7 pub ab,i
IL lie that he ID ready at an tines ID
ferry Passengers and lanin1als.. He has on >
hand at bis store at the ferry, general
assortment ,na Of goods for sale; m III yI4rau
W lm1 - .,.s.a CsHAAs, RIcEsry -,
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Military and Fire companies furnished
with equipments and trimmings of every
description. sqaj3trr,oyI .-d5 :.
Banners, flags, ensigns, Bad ges and all
kinds of embroidery done on the most re-
constantly on hand an assortment of
ladies' dress trimmings, &c., SC.
a5, -6l y1nsur sdf I'D, NoRcRoss.
No. 143 Sacramento Street, above
Montgomery, San Francisco.roi599s sdf
sG7All orders. promptly attended to.
Address box 80, Post Office. Io2 2m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WJORK done with neatness and dis.
t4 apatchnooShop in rear Of Wells,
Fargo & Co. 'sexpress Office. bsi [o9-ti
''afi 1no :, 10 For Sale. fi 9)lYui ~
WILL be sold at Auction, tothe high
wv est bidder, on Sunday the 9l7th oi
October, at 2 O'Clock, the saw mill, known
as Peppermint MiIi, located at Red Bar,
on, the Middle Fork Of the American river
! mile above Kelsey's and 2 iniIes below
Long Bar. Terms, cash--Also, about 800
saw logs, Mill ready for operation. iaf
O9-lt* "o7f AE e. .WALDRON. .JD
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ioqFOR SALE

-as'nfji doqFOR SALE 'fno se'1
GINreasonal,le terms: sFhe House and
~ Lot on the. cornereofo Mainan High
streets; the lot measuring thirty ivelby
fifty seven feet. For particulars, apply to-
= s9''"i 'hs'o GoSDoE & McCcRMAck, a
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-09

NEW POTATOESZa lot just recei-
IN we'd from San 3JoseTthe best in the
market, at q ,To9-tf ~ ,GWYNN''S. =
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MISCELLANEOUS. s's""'
THE SPRING GAR DEN HOUSE,
On the Divide of .Niddse and Nes:k
'@@si E0rks nfi .4yns eiNnss .R,zs~.5

THIS well known House isysipated
Il about ten miles from the sMnrderey's
Bar Ferryland the, junction Bridge, 9 f-G
miles from Yankee Jim's, and Having su-I
perior Accommodations fogether with a.
constant supply Of running swater, tbe,up7
dersighestI would respectfully solicit the
patronage Of travellers and teansters.' 'e'' =
'4ol oaonas e. BROWN, Proprietor..g
Spring Gardeh, Sept. IL, 1857 8 ltfl.e,
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-09

MEDIClNES-'Towhsend's Sarsapar-
W.L lila and Csgood's Choiagogue} and
other medicines, of a superior, quality at
the Eureka store il [o9-tf.l CIV YNN n. OH
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Pioneer Line.

Splendid Concord Stage Coaches for Sac
. ramento, Yankee 1Jim's and all +
sii'f'lhi9 iatermediase points 80,
a.i' ALW AVS A II EAD!l iii M
1.-TWO, Lines leave the National Hotel
i : daily for Sacramento and intermediate
points--one at 7A.M., and the other a,
1P.,M, The Yankee, Jim's stage leaves
every day at ! Pm, and arrives at IA
NJ, touching at all the intermediate
points. oooN y Ym- qss
This line will run on Sundays.
rY- All Expresses are carried OF this
route. [sl1tf1 c. GREEN, Proprietor.
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Miners s. Mechanics' Quartz
Mining Association 7i4
STOCKHOLDERS in the above COM
Dpany arereqaested to meet at the court
honse in .Adbu9nsthis evening at 7 o'clock,
at which time business of Importance will
be brought before the meeting.tls "l 7oai
hA'fGll attendance Is requested. fg9i' l9
-om adi "a be H.iT.a HOLMES. ai
o9-1t 1i3o .oi bahu3d SECRETARY. g
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Military Regalia, Flag, and
Trimming Emporium, ~ ~ ~

\ Masons, Odd Fellows, Sons Of \
ETelnperance, and other orders IN
" supplied, with all kinds Of Rega- w
liza, together with all necessary fur
niture;, used in Lodge Rooms.
Also, Jewels, Swords, the Free
Mason's Monitor, Stewards Man,
\ Masonic Pocket Manuel, Odd Eel
vlows Text Book, and digest Of the
flaws Of the 1. .. OF. O. F., &c.
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BY TEL IL q h A u HI
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
CONGRESS.
WARRINGTON April

w ARLINGTON Aprll ~.
SENATE. After the presentation of petitions,
Mr. Shields reported back to the Senate with
amendments, the bill creating Board of Com
missioners to settle claims growing out ofthe CON
quest of California.
On motion of Mr.. Walker, the bill granting to
the Stale of Wisconsin the right of way and land
for railroad from Fond -de-ac to Janesville was
taken up. Mr.. Walker proposed various amend
ments, making it conformabe to other bills, (which
were agreed to, and the bill was then ordered to
be engrossed.
A number of petitions were presented, and the
debate ON the deficiency bill was then resumed,
and continued until the hour ofad journment.
House. Mr. German asked the consent ofthe
House to report bill to settle the account Of Gen.
Kelley, who has been detained here for some
months for that purpose. Mr. Archlin objected.
On nolion of Mr.. Barry, the Speaker was au-
lhorsed to appoint an additional member TO the
Committee on enrolled bills.
Mr. Jones of Tennessee moved that the House
go into committee on the homestead BILL Agreed
to; and the House resumed consideration of the
bill, which was debated during the entire ses-
sion.
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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. The English papers by
the last arrival from Europe, contain some singular
revelations concerning the lost navigator.
"About the 2Olh of April, 1851, Mr. Smps or
then mate of the Renovation, saw two full rugged
ships (about A. NJ, one larger than the other) on
an iceberg, about 10 IL feet high and about five
miles long. The Iarges; vessel was her beam
ends, head to the westward; the smaller one head
south and upright with topmast on end, and no top
gallant mast. The Renovation was then about 80
miles west Of Cape Race, and the iceberg about FIVE
miles northwest. The master very sick at the
time, and the mate could take it upon himself
bear M for the iceberg. Mr.. Joseph Lynch also
saw the vessels, besides all the mates. The Reno
walton, at that time, was under double reeled fore
aud main topsa and forecourse, blowing very
strong.
The strictest and most thorough investigation of
the facts stated above has been made and the test.
mony of the Captain Of the Renovation and of seve.
raj passengers besides the entry on the log of the
ship, fully corroborale the facts 1t is universally
believed that these were the ships of Sir John
Franklin, and public interest has been again greatly
excited by those singular statements. What the is
of this new development may be, remains to be
seem
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PoLITIoAL.- Washington April 29.-The South
ern address creates great sensations. 1t is under
stood that Mr. Mdngum, and the other Wing men,
bers who agree with him, intend to come ont with
an address in reply.
1t is confidently stated that letter will shortly be
published from Gen. Scott, avowng, in the most
distinct his entire approval of all the copro-
muse measures, including The fugitive slape la,U
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LEGISLATIVE. In the House yesterday, on
motion of Mr.. Nettleton of Chicopee, it was or
dered that The address of the Speaker and the re-
ply of Kossuth, at the reception of the latter
Wednesday, be recorded in the Journal. The
consideration of the report on the Ten Hour Law
was assigned for Friday next, at l O'Clock. The
Senate bill TO amend the law of evidence, (allow-
ing the testimony of atheists was rejected by
vote of 95 to "a The bill relating to elections
in cities for municipal officers, by which plural
ity only is necessary for an election was indef-
initely postponed by vote of IN TO Ill. The
bill for calling convention ofthe people of The
State for the purpose of revising the Constitution
was then taken up and debated.
Mr.. Stevenson of Boston, spoke an hour in OPP
position to the measure.
Messrs. Clark of Northboro', Simonds of Bed
ford, and Davis of Worcester replied on the 9TH
err side
Mr.. Stevenson offered his amendment to re-
commit. The result was as follows:-Yeas Ill !;
Nay 2O2. So the vote was lost.
The question on engrossment was then taken,
and the bill passed-l9O to l58.
In the Senate, the bill for dividing cities and
large towns into single representative districts,
was assigned for Monday next. The bill to in
corporate the town of swampscot was passed to a
third reading, 81 to 49,
The veto of the Governor to the bill concerning
the Boston Wharf Company was not sustained.
Twenty four Senators voted for the bill and seven
against it.
The Senators voting in the negative we're
MessIs. French, Griswold. Hobart, Knowlton,
TOrrey, Walker and Wood. So the Governor
veto was overruled in the Senate. The bill now
goes to the House, and if two-thirds vote is OBJ
tanned there for it, it will become law.
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STATUE OF GEN. ETHAN ALLEN.-This splen-
did piece Of statuary will remain at Horticultural
Hall, but few days longer, when it win be removed
to Boston, and thence to Washington. We advise
those who have not seen it, TO do so without delay
they may lose the opportunity Of Witnessing of
produced.
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CINcINNATI, 29th.

CINCINNATI, LJth.
The Missouri Wing State Convention have adj
journed after appointing delegates to the Baltimore
National Convention and named Mr.. Fillmore as
their first choice for the Presidency.
WASHINGTON, April 20.
Mr. Clay has telegraphed to his son to come on to
him on account of his continued feebleness.
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Conformation & Spring Hats,

THE su scriber having imported from Paris one of
The above Instruments, Tor taking The shane or
heads and fitting Hats is prep led manuiacutre Haas
TO order, and will warrant easy and graceful Al he
ihtl heads nat round or long pointed square, or grey
Hundreds Of gentlemen, eho have been fitted dnrina
be past two months, testify to the comfort with
which they now wear their Hats, many of whom have
had their heads pinched for years
The best of Hats, of the most approved STYLES RIM
stdnty manufactured AT this establishment Gentlemen
are particularly invited to call AM, examine the machine
and Hats l. II KNICII1,s
apo d6w l63 Main street Worcester Mass