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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning.

Ia ton. for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, EEW5ssD-
foRD and TAUNTON.-The steamers C. WANDER
BILT and COMMODORE, Of this hne, aoy run regn'
.rIy as heretofore alternately leaving Pier No NORTH
River first wharf above Bankruptcies, daily, sundays ex
s-ot.A a. NJ and StonngoD a. O'Clock 2. NJ or o.
srrivs Of the mail train which leaves Boston AZ $50 a.
For freight passage apply ss the oce No 10 Battery
slsc. or board the boafs
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RemopGls.

[ EORGE CLAY, Surgeon Dentist, In.
" removed from No Ia Uniyersty-psce 70 No. Sc Cha
eSkee sth-st, between University place snd 5<h-sy
N0TICE.-The Office of JOHN A.
TANNER, lately situated at the corner Of BrcsA
sscsS Amity.st Is removed 10 his residence No l5I
90 18th g. between TIN sad sth ava where business WIN
,snsacied usual AL payments or Strsttonport ana
q sssoure otS must be made personally JOHN L.
'LhhkR Office hours from 4 70 8 ?. NJ.
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professional Noiifes.

A RE YOU DEAF, or troubled with
IA noises In dich.rFes nom the ear LII so svgsd
quak the OF syrnges oils sc and consult Dr. LU
EER Ne 80 Prince St His success In making the deal
beu Unprecedented Short wesk and imperfect asht re-
stored. Can he consulted personally, oy man, from
ill An letters must contain dollar fee and Be
prepaid
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painting, &r.

~ NNNNNNNNNNNNN
|VINC Warranted Pure
IL The NEw.JERSEY ZINC Co. Warehouse, No: ~
bret prepared 70 supply their Zine Paints 81 the et
living pncss.
Ne white, around in OIL %. per poune.
No. White ground in oil 60 per pound
\ No SWhite, ground In oil To- per pound.
Brown and Black ground In oil, sc. per YoaHs.
Dry White OF Zinc, o.. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Aha nsroash Ia Europe and the United ssases hs
a band 10 retain Its beauty and protective ionss
"a say other paint FoT whteness and brlancy b IN.
mad, Is free from all poisonous properties % eommce
anssvas IN other pisments win ecver-equal weishs
eeD 10 100 per cent space than lead and H. there
NJ much cheaper 10 the As an inside paint
w sol turn yellow, when exposed % the mphuross
e sOl 6res or the foul air OF ships Their White lxs
tSnt In yarnish produces the porcelain finish. Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
~ ~ hous form hard and s,ld metallic ooatins sson
40 meA iron aud other metallic surfaces remarkable
ee sreproof properties They specially adapted of
ABB purposes having been found 20 resist tho eoErodre
go o. lt water destructive 10 other paints. Dealers
9pled On liberal terms by
MANNING soUIER. Asents. No IS psy-st-.N
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Goal.

COAL-REMOVAL.-The subscriber
hs. removed his down Town once from No q Broad
way 20 basement OF No IS Wsst and 70 now ssiiias
al knds Of Anthracite and Birumn0us COah a. greatly ~
dueed prices JAMES l. WORTH,
No. IS Wal-st. 4th-st, corner Thompson-s-,
AID 9Th Gy, corner Au1ossk
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rEw.YORK SUPREME COuRT.--shubael

IN Insna aud william Lansing Joha Baker and orsn
Ihstci City and coU ~ u New ort-ro JOHN
BAKER aud ORES THATCHER, Deendantsf You hereby
summoned 20 answer complain, this acton, 81 which
copy was 25h dsy OF May hsd The once
City aud County Of New fo and esey
Office No Mes st the CITY Of New
York twenty hereof exclusive Of the
day Of such service and to the complaint sors
said the phbtas Will tale Judgment ssaus os the u
hundred ADD and a 100 dollars With interest fros
the i5h day Of May A. D. is52 besides The Of tbs seton
Dated Nay "a. 1907 WHEATON DooLIrfLE,
m29 iawswss PLAINTIFF Attorney No. Nsvst, New York
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REMOVAL-H. SINCLAIR &c CO.,

X euON ALL SlNCLAlp " ~,
Ornamental Piastersrs beg leave inform their CuS
@ and the Public generally that In consequence Of the
% eunoess they have removed from their old stand
- ta hoaowaN to TIE Building No Sc East SIlHst,
% We Halter ourselves have large stock as any
Of tho kind 10 the United Sat>s % which We
constantly making additions We would respectfully
sc ne luhfe hsfoTe choosing to examine collection
s.so'er Pieces Cornice Ornamental Bracelets &C. which
vss prepared 70 sell ON reasonable terms
sRsp. FN'~ "
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EREIGHTS to PITTSBURG, and all

III the WESTERN CITIES, via NETWORK and
PHILADELPHIA STEAM TRANSPORTATION COM.
PANY, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD and OHIO Rlv.
Err. The Philadelphia and NewYork Stam Transporter
ton Company having made arrangements with the Pennsy-
vauis Railroad Company carry their freight between Phil
adelphia PsbuIg prepared receipt through
for Goods from Newi orb to PittsouIs, Wheeling Cincin
natl Louisville OF ST. Louis the following reduced
New.Yors TO Pittsburg time days Rates-lst Class
81 O5. I'd so Sd 10 cts; 4th. 60 cts per 100 lbs
Eew-York to Wheeling, time days Rs,es-lst Class
81 y; ID IS cts Sd IS cts; 4th IS cts per 100 los
Eew-York Cincinnati, time days. Rates-lst Class
81 q; ID 81; Sd. 80 cts 4th 30 cts. per 100 lbs.
New-York TO louisville time days Rstes-lst Class
81 Is ID 81; Sd. 90 cts; 4th so cts. per 100 lbs
New 70 to St Louis time IL days Rates list Class,
81 IS; I'd. 81 80; Sd. 81 20; 4th 81 10 per 100 lbs
Merchants shipping DDS te the Vest will find IL much to
their Advang in and tire ship by this route.
Far further Information bills lsding apply TO VIM Il.
THOMSON Agent Pier No. | North River NewYork.
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VTANDERBHTLINE for SAN FRAN

CISCO. THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
ROUTE-Tbe only Though Line giving Tickets fnr crossing
TIE lshmGNT The Avo II double CINE steamship ROME
THEUS, 1890 rs burden, viii leave from Pier No North
River At O'Clock T. ~ precisely, SATURDAY, June
10 for San Juan del Norte eonneetin, with the Pscie
sieamer The Nicaragua Transit Route having bat II
mics Of laDo Transportation. These Steamer 1nvzed
In their CABIN ard Steer accommodation ani with
increased tsces for crossing gers nay be assured
Of going through without detention a. any point This
ru1 Oders superior advantages for families going CAr
mia they constantly under the charge Of ocers at
aehed ihe line. For incston passage apply only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

~ law IN having Glazing srainst THOMAS WYkNe.
late Of the City Brooklyn Kings County deceased that they
required exhibit the With the voucher. thereof the SUB
scber Edwin Con his residence No ~ 9Th tho City %
foh before day Of Nanh nes Dated ssptsa
Ser 10, 1851. EDWIN COFfiN, lr....,...
agO ls~SsSr FRANCIS yfsT0s, sf''"'~ss'
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Cost an6 fonn6.

CHILD LOST.-A Boy was lost on
Tuesday afternoon after school, ard has rot been home
since he is old be has light pants and brown
sack without a hat His name is WILLIAM 5CHU LLEk-
Any information respecting him will lie thankfully recei I'D
and rewarded by his brokenheated parents OF No. 10 De-
lancy- st.
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MRS. DRAKE, No. 1876 West 18th. st..

lV rear 8thsv daughter and tie lac Mira
Mott the celebrated Physician be consulted eli dis
incident The female frame except those ang from
immortality Her remedies prepared entirely fron the
products the vegetable Kingdom and mid in action
and very eeicscious IN effect tra VIII convince all.
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EeQai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
IL Oft Of Newlork hececy rvea 70 eli eesene
having claims against ROGER fAtCoNsR, hse % the csv 81
New YO deceased the WITH saehe<s h~se -
.he subscriber his residence, No Msnsn the Guy ofNss
Nos before the sA day Of JG next-Dk>d Nsw
slst day of January. lisa -
~ law6niSs EDWARD FALCoNkk, kSecatss
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EOR SHREW SBURY, LONG

IL BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK,
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS, tMddet0vn-) and RED SANk--rhe solss az
resmeou EDWIN LEWIS. Captain Jno 2. CoFheA ~il
leave New-Haven pier Peck-slip East River As ioloEs
From New Yoik From Shrewsbury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12
nR. JAMES T. STRATTON. Dentist,
IL hss ren,o-ed % No. III ith-sy- corner Of lhh-st
TTIGBLY IMPORTANT for per,

VIII have had the msfotune 70 lose Of their Fy.s
Artificial Eyes preps ed By the most celebrated artist OF Eu
rope are applied daily between and O'Clock r. 81 BY P
GOUGELMANN. OF bis residence, No 500 Broadway The
application panle and the reformation OF the face en-
tirey removed.
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Ire EreehCId
with boat Stages 70 convey 70 81 psg OF the
country. AL persons forbid trusting the above boat On
account Of the owner
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

AT REDUCED RATEs-Nsw-YOrt and sss
Irancisco Steamship Lins-The aew sesmshp DNiIEp
hsI departure for Aspinwsl, Navy Bay, On FRI
DAY % Of July, at r. M. conneetin. rsnsas
with The new doube-eneine steamship WINFIELD SCOTT
2lNN tuns burden Ksnney Couillsra Commander which
reamer awaits aniv Of passengers at Panama by ne
United sateA from NswYork. and immediately thereafter
proceeds San Yaneeo direct without stopping Of ipss
mediate ports. -
Thee vessels IN accommodations and safety are not sur
passed by any this route and experienced surgeon
attached 70 each vessel
THE limited States made the voyage between Nev
Yok and Cbaues days and nineteen hours and the
Winfield Scott performed the voyage between New York snd
Panama in bs shortest time record both 10 running
and actual time from port 70 port
Books now open and through tickets for ssle
snnIy 40 DAVIS, BROOKS CO.
General Agents, No. q Beaver-d-
JONES JOHNSON,
No. lof Westst, corner OF LbertyA
Passengers per United States will dssmbark along hde ths
wharf at Aspnwsl and take the Panama Railroad nov
open nearly to Gorsona thus avoiding the sk attendant
upon landing In bos Chsgrea and tho ges navigation 70
SorgonA
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CTEAMER for LIVERPOOL.-On
~ THURSDAY, July O. the well Known and hyprits
st, smship SARAH SANDS, 1850 TINS burden, w: u
Thompson ESQ Commander will leave her dock at rier
No n r. for Liverpool Thursday July al u O'Clock
This steamer has superior accommodations In state
Rooms for first and second cabin passengers For freight
passage apply TO J. HOWARD soS, Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

L'OR ALBANY-Chanse of Hours
Il The Cars Of the NewYork and Harlem Railroad leave
the City Hall station NewYork daily Sundays excepted
y A. NJ, connecting with the Western Railroad AZ Chat
ham and u p M Expre-sl through without change OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12
m PIRSUANCE of nn orlcr of the SURROGATE

Othe County York rice HEREBY gwen TO All persons
HAVING against HANNAH KNOX late " the cv Of New
Yok widow deceased the with vouchers thereof
10 The Subscriber oGe Broadway the City 81 New
YORK. on OF before the esheenh day of November nsst-pAss
n,yiS ia~oms JOHN D. cLUrE. Administrators.
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DEDUCTJON IF FARES BETWEEN

dOubs ." u dO1bs = 10 =
forward 6rzad - ~
Including Stewards fees-
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number Of thirdelas, passenger VIII Be taken
from Plsdephs and Liverpool and found IN provinonA
From Philade phs So from Liverpool 6 Ezneaa
Certificates OF passage Will Issued here 10 parties who
Sesirous of bringing their friends corresponding
Freight fn- goods 6s per tun snd sooca hard
ware, ke, VIII b taken subject 70 agreement
Felass stesmfhips ply between Liverpool and 0eovs
Hsvre Rotterdam Leghorn msseies and ether Msditer'
ports By which goods be shipped to Lverroc
and thence By this line. 70 Philadelphis direct
An experienced Surgeon viii Be carried each she.
ALI eosds the agents IN Philadelphia and kvepoo
viii be forwarded with economy sna di5pstSh-
FOR freight passage, apply 20
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Philadelphia and Nev- foTh
RICHARDSON BROTHERS CO, Liverpool
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

OF the County OF yo hereby gwen al pef~eas
havns asainst JAMES MATHEsoN te of the CITY Of New
Yo deceased present the with vouchers thereof 70 The
subscriber his oce 40 Nassau the cy ofNsw foh
the day Of Ju New fo the iTb dag
sfJanusry, 1874 JAMES s. THAfkR, Pubic Administrator
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

Of the County OF YORK. hereby all
bavns claims against SAMUEL CLARKE late OF the CITY New
York deceas Prees, the .sme with voucher.
thsroia the subscriber s oe OF Cumming Pollock No wi
West 18th the New Yuk, ecors the barteeats
day nextDatsj New yo tie h Day oJupe ises
i.i2 lswenss AGNfs CLARKE, EreeutrI
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
ofthe County New YORK. Notice hereby al
hAyns claims JOHN y DoNooHuk, late Of the CITY OF
lok the with vouchers thereof 70
subscriber the oce Of Jaes Glover No loi Broadway,
the Of Nefork before tie twenty hk day VI October
aeHi.-Dsisd New York the sSd day OF April lstl
a24 Isw6ms JOANNA pONoGHUE, Administrator.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
,,f ,,v,m,. s NtSHy A sTTss As~i..,r..s.


~ sn person, having claims JOHN siMOHs0s late
City Of Brookyn deceased they required sIbsa
the wib the vouchers thereof 10 the uh.snbsr gfsn D.
sykeE al his OGe, the County Ceks Ohes Hall
IN the city Of Brok5 before the 18th day 81 July
Daed Jan ., 1888. FRANCIS B STRYKER (p.-
HANNAH sIuONSON. .s~S"s"f'
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County Of New York souce hereby TO all as
hsvias against JANEs sCRfMGEOUR. As Of The CITY 81
New fo sersh deceasd the with voaehers
thereof the subscriber his eee, No Nassau st. IN The Cv
OF NewYork before the seth day OF jay nes.psd Ns
Yok. the i7th day sfJAnsaD, isos JAMES rHAtkA
iii iawtms Pubic Adsnstrscs.
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO-At an early
date in Jnly&The splendid do1be-englne Steamship
CITY OF PITTSBURGH, 240p tUns bgrthsn. VIM Q.
stotssbury Commander This splendid steamship having
srderrOns extensive suit her for the trade and
make her superior 70 steamer tbs
Pacific Will sail tor San Francisco above touching a. VAL
paaise ana Panama Her large ana and
Der seersEe accommodation superior any steamship
shoat having abundance Of both hight and an well
extra hight between deokA IL "a confidently expected she
win make the passage % San Francisco IN short time
u been BY any steaueE thns ofeFns 70 families
and 20 those who desire thex comfort much plsasauter
sonveysnce than BIZ the crowded via ChageL Only
Q limited number Of passengers will Be taken
Apply 70 THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. al Exchange
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NrOTICE Is hereby giyen that thc haIanco re.

naming Of the proceeds Of the sale Of the Of 10
sEPH HORTON hte OF the City OF New deceased
nte lately made under The order Of the Surrogate Of the County Of
New Yofs by John q. Horton, Administrator and
Horton, Administrative Of all znd singular goods,
OF the SAID interstate viii be divided by Surrogate
suoog ih- said proportion
peys debts scoodns 10 law, the snrosste. oce
OF New York the 7 DAY Of July newt O'Clock the or
OF that day. myls is~ews
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
fs County Of New rorL notice hereby 70 Al er-cos
HAVING against CHRISTIAN MULLER, os NfLkk,) late
(hoot aud shoemaker Deceased pr>sens
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber al her residence
No Of New York before the hrst dag
osttsnber nexDaie New the 2oth day OF February s3.
JOANNA l. MULLER, Coz MIILER) Adrssa'straifu
or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

In PURSUANCE of an or.ss of the Surrogate
Of County Of New York hereby svsa Ia al
sons having against ANNA HAMILTON late Of Northampton.
decreased present the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber bis Office No Al Liberty st. IN the CITY Of Nev
YORK. before the esh DAY OF June Dated New Yea,
tho 9Th day OF December, 1881 -.
MARCUS WILBUR, Execution.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-08
1Ir. clay. nenr,h-rn,erren,rou.

Accounts from Washington repre-
sent Mr.. Clay's health to be rapidly
failing. A correspondent of the
New York Tribune saws:
"The final and inevitable fate Of
all men is fast encompassing Mr..
Clay. lnexnrabIe Death moves
apace toward his distinguished vic
tim. The lion is at last driven to
his lair. and he hopelessIy awaits the
shaft which is to terPinaie his career.
There is hardly the shadow of a
hope left.
1t is well known that Mr.. CLAY
was induced to again enter the SEN
ale, after he had retired, as he suppo-
sed. forever, by tie hope that he
might aid in settling ;he questions
growing out Of the then recently
acquired territory. Again does this
great aDd good man desire to appear
in his seat and raise warning voice
against the dangerous doctrines Of
the Kossuih school. The following
is from a letter TO the North Ameri>
can:
Mr.. Clay was very comfortable
last night, and is much refreshed this
morning. All his saorts and hopes
are now directed to enable him to
gain sufficient strength to appear
once more in the Senate, and to utter
his last admonition against the dam
ger of the new doctrines which have
been broached, and which threaten
the permanency Of our institutions.
He would rather speak than write
out his thoughts; and while main
tanning. as he has always done here
tofore, the cause of liberty through
out the world, and proclaiming
himself its infexible cham pion, he
will at every hazard pronounce
against the scheme Of Intervention.
The time at which he means To make
this exposition of his views cannot
now be definitely fixed, and mus,
depend upon his physical conditions;
but he is stern and resolved in his
purpose TO make it. and he will make
it. even if in the attempt he should
die on the floor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-08

Look out for hem.--The Cleve' and
Plain Dealer mentions a new counter.
felt, and the way the bills are disposed
of, as follows:
A genteel dressed lady was last night
trading off counterfeit twos on the
Wooster Branch Bank. and good i'm
itatiOn. She was followed up by one of
the bitten and made to refund. She
was no doubt the agent Of a new gang
OF couEterfeiters, Look out for them.
Within the past few days, says the
Louisville Courier, we have been shown
several counterfeit $40 notes on the
Bank Of Louisville. One now before
us is dated 1si March 1849, letter B.
No. 17G6. In the centre is female
figure resting on some boxes or bales,
and on the left end is head Of Wash
ington, and also woman with a sheaf
of grain in her arm. both of which are
very badly engraved. The Eote is well
to deceive the careless, but
it can be readily detected if closely ex-
amined by even an ordinary Judge,
The engraving is quite coarse and bad
ly executed, and the signatures are only
well initiated.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-08

R,uvo,n,-An error occurred in

RAnRoADs.-An error occurred in
our article last week. The amount oI
stock required to be subscribed previ-
Gus to the organization of the company
is ff1y thousand dollars, instead of ten
times that amount.
We publish on the outside of this
number an article from the Scioto Ga
sette, relative to the proposed route Of
the Hi'Isboro' road to the Chic. We
do this that our readers may see both
sides of the probabilities. There are
difficulties between the latter company
and the Cincinnati and Marietta compa-
ny, which at one time, we understood,
were likely to be adjusted TO the satis-
faction OF both. and the two roads uni.
ted. Whether there is vet any pros
pect of accomplishing it, or whether
both companies will succeed in build
ing their roads to the Ohio, are ques-
tions differently answered by EACH
There can be little doubt that either one
or both of these roads will offer us
connection at least within the distance
of forty miles of this place. But as we
stated last week. this question of with
which or where a connexion should be
sought is matter of secondary conse-
quence to that of accomplishing the
measures necessary TO an organization
when all other questions can be settled
as interests and good policy shall die
tate.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-08

HOUSE Blown UP.-A heart rem.
ding disaster occurred at the house
Of Geo. Ralsion, on Kings Greek.
Hancock county Va. a few DAYS
since. 1t appears that Mr.. Rals,on a
day or two be'ore, had purchased a
keg Of powder for the purpose Of
blasting the rocks in well which he
was digging on his premises. a little
boy, the son of Mr.. Rals,on. about
six wears Of age. not knowing the
mischief he was doing, applied
torch TO the keg in the cellar Of the
house, which blew il TO pieces. killing
two of the children. one of which
was the boy who applied fire 10 the
keg, and seriously injuring ten others.
The walls OF the house were so shat
tered that the roof, joists. ceilings,
&C., fell into the cellar in a common
mass. Mrs. Rals.on was at market,
on that morning. at the the time the
accident occurred, and was not ap-
prised Of it until she reached the
scene Of her SORROW
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-01-08
ARRIVAL OF THE CHEROKEE.
Later News from California.
NRw YoRK. Ian. I
New YoRK, ian. I

The steamer Cherokee from Chagres,
with the California mails to the 5ih Of
December. arrived this morning. She
brings 81 100000 in gold dust on
freight. and S36n OOO in the hands of
passengers. The trip from San Fran
cisco occupied fi1sHty-sir and a half
days, which is the shortest time ever
made.
The principal subject of interest in
California. is the alarming state of feel
ing among the Indians on the Colorado,
in the vicinity Of San Diego, Los Ange-
los, and Santa Barbara. The outbreak
had commenced among the Indians, and
is daily assuming more threatening
character.
The enforcement Of the tax laws
among the Indians, is said to be the os
tensible cnuse of the rebellion. in which
they have been melted by the lower
class of native Caliiornians. who cherish
the most bitter feeling against the Amer
leans.
Volunteer companies were organizing
in the South to march againstthe Indians;
and the Governor had ordered Cen.
Hitchcock, at Sonora. to despatch troops.
forthwith, to the rescue Of the citizens
in the disturbed districts. The Cover
nor had also ordered down the detach-
nent of troops stationed at Fort Oxford,
and would probably despatch one or
more companies at an enrly day.
At San Francis %, Sacramento, and
,ther places. a good deal Of rain has
allen, and the wet season had fairly set
n.
Capt. Waterman, Of the ship Chnl-
enge, was brought before the Court on
he 4th, and waving an explanation, was
committed for trial on three warrants
or assault, and one for murder.
There had been no change in the
market since the lst inst, but there
was rather more frmness among
from the belief that there
would be small shipments from the