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The Gardiner Case.

WARRINGTON, May l2.-The Gardiner case
was resumed this morning, and Mr.. Dav is was
called and core borated the testimony of
Messrs. Bowes and Partridge; that date on
one Of the Mexican documents offered, written
in Spanish, the figure / with a small cypher
at the right of it above the line Of writing, and
two dots uader the cypher sh ould be translated
tenth"
Mr.. Mere, an experienced professor of Span
ish, was called by the defence, and testified
that he had translated hundreds of Mexican
documents, and that these characters were the
customary abreviatons for the word "prim-
eTS," and should he translated "Ersl."
Col. Abbott was recalled, and identified the
original of one of the letters referred 10 yester-
day, and it was read TO the jury. Ii was dated
Laguinilas, Sunday, November 2Sth, 1852,
ana gives a remarkably glowing account of
his visit TO that region. He states that he
wen, there in company with Capt. Slocum, for
the purpose of inquiring into the existence
and locality OF GA dlner's Mines and examined
the records OF the district in which the mines
were situated, 10 see if Il title could be found.
That they had been entirely successful and
had not only visited GARDENERS three mines,
bat hai obtained an authenticated copy of the
deed; that il wa SmOng the lew public records
which were saved ia a damaged state at the
time the place was Invaded; that the Mexican
authorities had thrown all sorts of obstruc-
tons in Gardeners way, believing that if his
claim should be disallowed, the money would
revert to themselves. He ascrbed the charges
against Gardiner to political motives.
John CHARLES Gardiner was recalled and tes-
tilted that the body of the petition to Manuel
Verastegua heretofore offered, and also the let.
ters signed J. c. GGrdin r, of the 9th, 10Th
and l3th of November, 1851, were not in his
hand writing. but in that of Jose Vincent We
IastegUa, nephew and clerk of the Project
The defence offered 10 produce other letters
from Jose Vincent Verastegua, in proof Of his
hand writing, but this was objected 10 and
oveuued.
Mr.. Bradley then stated that the evidence
on the part of the defence had closed and Of
tered to submit the case to the jury without
argum ent.
Mr.. May considered it his duty to review
and argue, and declined the offer, bat was
willing TO limit each address to the jury to 3
or 4 hours.
MIR. Carlisle was very sorry that their offer
was not accepted, and was very willing to rest
the case on the facts proved, but would not
agree to 4 Limitation O time.
Mr. Bradley also declined TO limit himself
10 time. He shoal ask OF the court instruc
ton on points Of law, and would submit seve-
raj propositions in the morning.
The court then made a note that the evils
dence on both sides was rrevocably closed.
Adjourned.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
: nnITIONAL BY THE pROMETHEUs,

The following are names of the sufferers by
.ho EXPLOSION OF the Jenny Liud--killed, Noah
%snlsy, wife and four children, G. A. Shell.
80, Mrs. kimbaIl, Judge White, of San Jose,
T,ark Banworth, l.. +. Drake, Mrs. Page and
sIad Mrs. Metvai, Mr.. Carpenter, Mr.. Muir
NV If San Jose, one lady. two stewards, and
hers unknown-total, 81 Scalded-Wm.
ali Of Wisconsin since dead; +. F, Collver
Rscine; r. 4. Wymsn, ditto; ). Harper, Pa,
80 others making in all, 10. The wreck oil
,bs steamer was towed into the harbor on the
IN coroner's inquest was being held.
An attempt was made TO fire the steamer
winfield Scott on the night OF The 18th while
che vas laying At the wharf. Three trains OF
c"rbustbes, laid for the purpose, were dis
covered in season 10 prevent the accomplish
neut OF the design.
The Democratic State Convention was TO
meet az Benicia on the Goth OF April, TO nomi
refe Get. dates Tor State officers. Gov. Big
Ter ctc,,e, q reelection. The resiguing mem,
her, from >4u Francisco had all been re elect
- b, g ". jo'Iy of Tour thousand votes.
NJ. '.ss. scyb. Il merchant at Shasta, had
hs,. .t,,. rs gambler named James No
Ian. r, after was hung by the citizens on
~ .otf' esrUlng.
The =. : Lev Isl broke up entirely, twenty
f,uy hour, after running aground
The passengers on board The s. 5. Lewis
report that she was a WORKOUT vessel, her
machinery out of order, and that they were
short OF coal on the passage.
Intelligence from the mines was favorable
SAN FRANctsco, April l6.-The markets to
5av are generally quiet. Retail sales Of Hax'
eli Il Galego -Four at $lI .25.
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MI oMnn m. BITTER CVnUI1I.
IA anu BLOOD PuRiFIER-Prfce. SI n.v

Nj ohflMOkk>c niTrnn COnUI1T
Ia. aNo BLOOD PuRlFIER-Prfce, 81 pev
msd;csI senyslcians OF the first standing In the
sHso,p .1isssion use and prescribe it as the most
evs sT neo LUCRATIVE AND BLOOD PURIFIER
snffaraa 49, ,Whlle vast numbers who had lonx
sedentsrx diseases or complaints brought on By
me OF Impurities of the blood now look upon
haaI;na as most Mysterious and magical in its
rnn;ganpt r. I aud restoring powers 1t stands
S ~ tne treatment and cure of NeuraIeia
UeHelal Deolhty and Nervous Affections Dvspensis
y. N' Loss Of Appetite, Acidity of the Sto-
W aea S.. neaaache or Flow of Blood to the
Pleurlsy rams or Misery the Side or Rgion If t
Heart Fatuiency or Depression Spirits Palpitation
OF tine heart DifcSt Breathing Sinking Sensations,
sations, Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs D;fEcuIt
Profuse Expectoration, Night Sweats Disease ~
the Heart, or Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Ds
dition of the Organs of Nature which cause painful
Irregularities especially with Females produeins
Debility and Prostraton of the Nervous system Pals
or Sallow Complexion.
Is purely vegetable pleasant to take and perfectly
safe to be used in any state of health even by the
most delicate female or child
O. Price dollar per bottle.
Wv. ALEXANDER Co., Projectors, No. Bar.
clay street, (Astor House, New York.
u Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheunla-
tlsm IN all Its forms, either lniammatoTy, acute
chronic, difference how bad the case, how long
standing. This is Mortimores RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which is vegetable extract internal re-
medy prepared expressly for this disease Ii has
already cured thousands who had long been cripples.
The evidence is most overwhelming and convincing,
given by vast numbers of our most respectable c
tlZens.
titcates of your friends and those around you who
had long suffered but who have been restored to
feet health by this remedy.
For sale BY, PURCELL, LADD co, sole Agents
for Richmond 20
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Later from australia,

QUEBEC, May l2-The ship Troy has ar
rived mere. She brings letters from Australia
dated February Sd, being the latest advices.-
There was great scarcity of lumber and
other building materials.
The influx of emigrants was very great
Five hundred tents were erected al Melbourne,
and inhabited.
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WaSklngtOn affairs.

WASHINGTON, May I2--The Cabinet held pre-
traced session today upon diplomatic appoint
men,5 Henry A. Wise will PROBABLY be minister
TO Chill, and Hubbard, OF Maine, TO Honolulu. h.
r. Angel, who was reported as Consul to Lahaius,
mas not been, nor Is he likely TO b. appointed Dab
nOpie
Charles Hughes, q new member of Congress
from Washington county, New YORK, is here takir 2
care oi the post eff es in bis district
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Fire at HnrkE0rd.

HARTFORD, May 1.-THE Roman Catho.
ic Church in TaIcott, street was destroy
ed by fire about l o'clock this morning.
The adjoining dwelling of the priest was
much injured. Since the erection of the
Cathedral this Church has been used only
tor occasional services and the basement as
school. Insurance on the Church $3,000-on
the dwelling $4,000, which more than covers
the loss,
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BY Davenport, Alien a. Co.


600 CASES BOOTs, SHOES AND
cOO HATS, AZ AUG TIUN.-On Wednes
day, 1st June we will sell at 10 o'clock, at our
Auction Store, an assortment of fresh and desirable
Goods CT latest styles, consisting of
Gents' fine Calf and Pump Boots
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, Of all qualities
Ladies fine Ggiter Boots
Jenny Lind's Slippers and Ties
Misses Boots and Shoes
Children's sewed Morocco and Goat Boots
Women's pegged and sewed Buskins and Ties,
of all qualities
Hats-drab and silk
200 sides good Sole Leather
TEnMs,-Under 500, cash; 500 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
my ID DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co, Aucts.
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Great TrOtting Match Quick Time

PHILADELPHIA, May 12th.-The great trotting
match over Hunting Park Course came fl this
afternoon between Tacony and Mac. The first
neat was made IN two minutes and thirty seconds.
the second III TWO minutes aud thirty one seconds
aud three quarters aud the third in two minutes
and thirty eight seconds Mac came out winner
In beautiful style. very large number persons
were il attendance, and thousands Of dollars
changed hands on the issue.
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Railroad 4ccideut.

PORTLAND, Me, May I2.-The train on the
Maine Railroad ran eff the track yester.
day--cauged by the negligence OF The switch
tender. The passengeis escaped injury.
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AUCTION SALM.
FUTURE DAYS,
By James M. Taylor.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE nm MADDOX Hil,I.-Rv yirfue n

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON MADDOX HiLL.-By virtue OF
decree of the Circuit Court for the county Of
Henrico. pronounced on the Bird May, 1853 In the
suit of Watkins snd Wife vs. Quarles and ais, the
subscriber. the Commissioner appointed by said
decree. will expose to sale at public auction, on
FRIDAY, 9th May, commencing at o'clock,
Nj, upon the premises, that portion OF the land
mentioned ia the proceedings in said suit, which
was assigned to James Watkins aud wife, being
valuable corner lot of land situated on Maddox
hti in the county of Henrico, fronting 66 feet on
street 50 feet wide, and running back street 40
'eet wide, the depth of about $50 feet The lot has
Oh II improvements which cost about 5000
The terms, which will be In accordance with the
oecfee, VIII be made known on the day OF sale.
WILLIAM QUARLES, Commissioner.
JAS NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr
nv l4-dtd+
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IF VACCINE AGENCY.-Dr. A. K.
felcoias, Vaccine Agent, at Richmond, is
prepared 70 supply virus with directions for ts use,
70 sA VINO apPly either by post or otherwise.
u FbllCOLAS Once is in the basement of
When not necessarily absent he NAV be found
there al all hours, day and nights
a. elm
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BY Kent, Paine q hent.

I ARGE SALE OF FRESH DRY Goods
II AT AUCTION On THURSDAY the 18th 10.
slant commencing az 10 o'clock, we will sell at our
Auction Rooms several invoices of fresh and sea
sonable STAPLE ARD FANCY DRY GOODS,
comprising variety of choice and desirable styles.
Also, invoice of Linen Bosom Shirts, direct
from celebrated manufacturer.
Terms: All sums under 500 cash. over the.
amount months credit for approved paper
KENT, PAINE Il KENT,
my IA Aucts
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BY Richard CauthOrn.

IA TION-On Monday, 10th, at my Auction
Store commencing at I0 o'clock, will sell for
cash, lot of Furniture belonging to gentleman
who is removing from the city, and consisting of
six mahogany Chairs, six cane seat do, one supe
rior Sideboard, one mahogany Dining Table, one
Tea do, two elegant Cabinets, one high post curled
maple Bedstead, with canopy complete; one Sofa,
one Clock, Carpets, common Chairs. &c:
my l4-2t* K CAUTHORN.
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Tie Fishing Grounds.

ST. Johns, N. b., May l2.-The fishing
grounds are to be most ef1eciually guarded
this season, which it is said is done to bring
the Tinted States to terms on the reciprocity
question.
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~ Medicines which never fail to give
satisfaction, and used by many physicians their
practice-Dr. j. S. ROSES Nervous and Invigorating
CORDlAL-The greatest discovery in Medical Sci
This astonishing preparation for raising any weak
constitution, debiiated by care, labor, study dis
ease, acts like charm. 1t gives strength and appe-
tite, and possesses great invigorating properties
For Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections. Flatu-
lence, Heart Burn, Restlessness, Numbness Neural
g1a raising the spirits and giving power the whole
SYSTEM 1t Is almost miraculous il it's effect Price so
cents.
Ur. j. 81. Roses Great Pain Curer!-
Do you suffer with any pain! If you do, use, DR..
ROSES Pain Curer. 1t cures Tooth-Ache, Sore
Throat Ear-Ache, Stiff Neck Pains in the Face in
few minutes. 1t cures quickly, Pain in the Stomach
or Bowels. Cures Chilblans, Corns and any irrita-
ton the feet 1t acts like charm for Pains in the
Side, Limbs or Back and for Rheumatism from sud
den cold it is magical in its effects In bottles II II
% and 80 cents.
The best Cough Syrup In the World
Dr. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough whether Consumptive or
proceeding from cold 1t allays any irritation of the
Lungs and fortes the system against future attacks
In bottles at so cents and 81.
All the above Preparations with Dr. Roses Medi-
cal Adviser to persons in sickness and in health to be
had at all the Drug Stores in Richmond, Petersburg
Norfolk and OF all respectable dealers throughout
State. "a NH "a
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BY George j. sumner.

HOUSE AND Lot AND STOCK OF
Ill Groceries at AuctiOn.-On MONDAY
morning next 10th inst, al 10 O'Clock, on corner
Clay aud Goth sts, will be sold at auction, Stock
of Groceries, recently bought consisting of very
general variety of Fresh Goods. Terms cash
After which will be sold the House and Lot, be.
ing new two story Framed Tenement The lot
lot fron,s az feet and runs back &C feet, and ia
very desirable location for grocery business
TEAMS: One third cash; balance in two pay
meuts. at four and eight months for negotiable
notes and the title Withheld till the whole Is paid
By order of the owner
my 10 GEO SUMNER, Auct.
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PROVIDENCE, May 1.-THE election for Mayor
came 81 10 this city to-day and the democ attic
candidate, Walter K. Danforth, was elected.
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by George j. sumner.

ARGE LOT OF BUILDING MATERI.
Ia AIS AT AUCTION-On Wednesday
Morning, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, in the lot
OF 7th aud Main streets, will be sold at auc
lion, without reserve, a large lot of second hand
building material, consisting of Doors, Window
Sash, Blinds, Frames, &c, &C., many OF which are
very good. and may be used to advantage by per.
soma building in or near the city. Terms cash.
GEO SUMNER,
nv ID Auctr
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PHILADELPHIA, May I2.--The ship Isaac New
ION H arrived from Callao to-day, with cargo Of
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~ Tooth Ache cured by GarIick &
GMaIhmeEa Tooth Ache s.necific IL


Gwathmeys Tooth Ache @pecif1c.-it is
warranted to contain nothing injurious to the teeth
and has never yet failed in single instance relieve
in few minutes. See the certificate of Dr. Edmunds,
a practising Dentist ofthis city.
MEssRs. GARLICK L GWATHMEY: Cent have
used nearly fifty phials of your Tooth Ache Specific
and am highly pleased with its good effects. 1t GER
talnly will relieve the pain when caused by external
agencies; does not nure the Teeth and is excellent
for lnHamed and spongy Gums. l consider it the best
article used for Tooth Ache and cheerfully recon-
mend 1t to Dentists and those afflicted with aching
teeth. Yours respectfully,
THOMAS II. EDMUNDS
Sold by BENNETT BEERS, PURCELL, LADD
90. and Druggists generally. Price Is cents.
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IL stereascope nagnerreotypes.-I b

f-sT Sterc0scope Daguerreotypes. - 1t
may well be said 1--WE live in age of wonders:" dis
coveries upon discoveries follow each other rapid
ly and inventions succeed inventions so numerously
that 1.-The march of intellect in the fields of literature
scarcely keep pace with the strides of improve
become familiar with the electrs language of the tel
egraph-borne its aerial from seaboard to
frontier throughout vast intelligent and happy
pubhc-0r ceased admiring the magical beauty of the
delicate and truthful Daguerreotype transfxed by the
instantaneous concentration of the SUMS rays ere
again astonlshed by another and still superior
vention, the StereoscOpe
We have been led to make these remarks after look
ing at Stereoscopic likeness of a beautiful young
maid the arts The Stereoscope We must not for
get to say that we all this at SIMONS, ISL Main
street. nv Is
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NOR THE sUMhIER.-lh have now on hand
silk Dram D'Ete alpaca drill, Marseilles and linen
clothing to be found in the city Those who wish
10 be COM Portable in summer, would do well to call
and supply themselves immediately.
HENRY SHAFER,
nv II l03 Main street. corner 18th
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M sno dsily expected per schooner Pearl ~ i ss
Gnsneis said 70 Be equal ifno. superior, 'otns ss.
sug i On soms soils. and can be soia = ma'n
lower price. ALFRED s. LEE,
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New YORK, May ia letter received by
the steamer Prometheus says it was reported
that The government Of Nicaragua was about
tants bitterly repented their recent attack on
the Transit Company.
The steamer Illinois left Aspinwall on the
the 6 h inst, with nearly three millions of dol
lars in gold on h1ard.
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BY James M. Taylor.

TNRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
T. REAL ESTATE, CORNER OF MAIN AND
I'D STREETS.-By virtue of the provisions of a
deed OF trust, dated LIST May, 1882 executed TO the
subscribers as trustees, and duly recorded in Rich
Inond Hustinga Court Office, having been SO re-.
quested by the beneficiary named in said deco, we
snail, on TUESDAY, I'm May, commencing at 5
o'clock NJ, upon the premises, expose to sale, the
property conveyed in said deed, being certain
Lot parcel of Land situated at the North Fest
intersection of Mein and 22d Streets fronting SO
feet and 10 inches Main street, and running
back on 22d street l04 feet to an alley nine feet
wide, being the corner Lot on which the Court
House Tavern now stands
TERMS The expenses of the sale and $500 with
interest thereon, from 1st May 1882, will be requr
ed in cash; $3.50 in II months; $3.50 in "a mouths,
and tor the remainder. reasonable credit will De
allowed. GUSTAVUS A. MYERS, rr,..,ou
FREDERICK MARX, s Aiu7tees'
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
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DAGUEkkkEUTY PES,

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since mouldingH
INCLUSION can take, with pref endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, life-Iike, finely finished portrait or
miniature Of relative or friend, severed from ua
by distance or death, who would not prize and de.
sire to possess clear, rich toned durable Da-
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the ties: Of time, ere
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either size the Atlantic.
Our price for one Of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and number-MOULSON'S
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, Ito Main
greet. re z
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Nv Alexanaer Mott d. Co.
CTOCk OF GROCEkIES, &c, AT
y AUCTlON-On next Monday Morning
the lola instant, commencing at 10 O'clock, we
will sell public Auction at the residence OF Mr.
Thomas Jones' on I'd street, his entire Stock OF
Groceries, Liquors, Queensware &c, &c, consist
ing of the usual variety.
Terms cash ALEX kOTI q W,
mvl0 Auctioleer.
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~ SPRING DISEASES. Those q

~ SPRING DisEAs Es.-Those accus
toned TO fashion OF taking medicine at the com
mencement OF Spring, to purify the system and
strengthen the stomach, will hnd BaEer,s Pre-
MUM Buffers one of the best medicines for
those purposes now extant. It's purely vegetable
properties should commend it to the attention of
Rl heads of families, and medicine chest should
be without it. Al purifier Of the blood and re-
guator Of the system it has no equal
Price so cents Der bottle To be had in Richmond
a. the Drug Stores of hiessrs Purcell. Ladd d Co;
Bennett Il Beers, Duval, Adie and Gray, Bo-
dekeF, c. Mlspaugn, and Druggists generally
throughout the city Also, of Todd 4 Christian,
Petersburgi r Lyman, Lynehburg; King Toy,
Norfolk: DR. Camm, Williamsburg.
IB- ofders addressed 10 Il BAKER, RichEaond,
Va, will receive prompt attention. ape
~ Ii yen Want Something Very Nice
for Tea send TO WIN. FALCONEk'S Bakery, III
Main street, ia5out oclofk, P. NJ, and get some
Tes Biscuits nh Lift
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IUDEtCt-FA
FOR CALIFORNIA, AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN TIE UNION.-We are prepared to for
ward daily all descriptions of Goods entrusted to
CHARGE also Drafts furnshs tor large or small sums
nayable at every town or city in the United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland
Notes, Drafts and Bills with Goods, collected and
prompt returns.
Merchants and Others wishing Goods from the
Northern cities will consu their interest by patron
Using the old established and responsible Express of
ADAMS L. Co.
No l. lSlh Street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATCH
sold discoveries i'm Texas.-Late and
interesting from Mexico.-Inaugura.
tion Of santa Anna.


NEW ORLEANS, May l3.-Galveston advi
ces OF the 10Th inst. fully confirm previous &C.
counts of gold discoveries in Texas. A party
oil citizens who had arrived from the Dig
g'ngs, brought Jumps valued at $1,000. The
gold region lies between the Colorado and
North San Saba rivers.
By an arrival from Vera Cruz, we are in
possession of Mexican dates of the 4th inst.
Santa Anna was iuaugurated with great pomp
and parade tie Immediately formed new
cabinet, and adopted very stringent rules re.
siricting the liberty of the press. He re quires
publishers of papers 10 obtain q license from
the government, TO submit copies of every arti.
Gle prepared for publication to the inspect IN
OF officers, and abstain from the discussion OF
political questions. Several of the most pro-
minent Mexican journals, including the Mont
tor, have suspended operations in conse quence
OF these severe requirements.
Gen. Uraga arrived to-day from Vera Cruz.
He goes out as Minister to Prussia.
Arista left Vera Cruz on the 9th.
The Sloo contract has been confirmed by
Santa Anna. The treaty regarding the neu.
trality of the Isthmus has been ratified.
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By Alexander Mott d Co.

RAROCCH, BUGGY, &c, AT AUG.
iloN.-On next saturday Morning, COM
mencing al 10 clock We will sell IN rear OF our
a+e l handsome Baroucb; | top Buggy and
R'.o seiof harness, with pole, &c; hg0I spring
Terms at sale. MryNor,r 80
- Aucticneer