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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15
1Ar,t,nI Of .he nanisI s,.s.t,r

Arrival of the bantel Nsesttr
T.ce nstts Lqisr fiom CslfSsnia- Rapid
Passaas- 71c Rainy .StaseR Mining
.>t,-s Grsaf airancs IN PuriNions--
l.aier from Sas.i,ricA isiaais !Seno,ss
Riots.
Nrw oRLrhNs, Jan :.
The steamship Daniel Webster. Capt,
Gailinan, from San Juan DC Nicaragua.
which pnr; she len on the 2d inst. arrived
Of her wharf in tins city to-day, with advi-
ccs from San Francisco to Dccoaibcr l1th,
two weeks later than thosc received BY The
Falcon.
Tho entire trip from San Francisco 10
New Orleans, has been made IN twenty
three days--bciug one Of the most rapid
ever accomplished.
The Daniel Webster brings about 100
passengers, who have among them about
$4,000 IN gold.
Ono Of her passengers reports that the
regular mail steamer 10 Panama would take
in the nsighborhood OF ~, 0oO, 600 IN gold.
The news inum San Juan de Nicaragua
is Of no special Importance. The health of
the place was good and The transit across
the lsthmus never bcttcr--the trips being
ItLAlhlll Uthui NAAttNhA MY N'ANNhtNtA
whatever. From California the news is in
torosting, but there are no features Of unu-
sual Importance.
The rainy season had commenced in
| good earnest throughout California, and at
I the date of the departure Of tins steamer,
/ the floods rendered many Of the roads
wholly impossible.
I The rains had, however, but little inter
fcrsd with the operations ofthc miners, who
are represented as DONG well. The
greatest drawback 10 them was the contin-
ucd high prices of food---,ho want Of which
many Of them felt severely.
Tho market for nearly every description
of produce had largely advanced since the
departure of the steamer of the LIST.
The greatest advance that had been rc-
allied was in the price of -four, which com
mandcd figures never before heard of since
the discovery Of The State.
/ Provisions was very scarce and held AT
rates too high to admit of operation, ex-
cepi for the supply of actual wants.
The general feeling in the market was,
IN consequence Of this rapid advance, quite
inanimate.
An organized band of robbers had been
discovered IN Los Angeles county, who
carried on their operations to such an ex-
tent as to excite the fears of the whole
neighborhood. Plans were, therefore, ar
ranged for their capture, which were sue
cessful, and several of them were exc
cuted
! Sacramento has been almost entirely re.
built, and the appearance Of tie city j.
, greatly improved.
The clipper ship Sea Witch, Capt Fra.
, ser, which left New York August 10th, hat
arrived at San Francisco.
= Our adyices from the Sandwich Island,
! are 10 days later.
/ The only news of Importance is the oc
cuucnce Of serious not among the sea
! men connected with several American
Whining vessels III port. At the latest nc
counts, the riot had been quclled.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

a. aifai q aai .N.t4s ut ~ N~~saN.
EA.sbanhcdA % ppp1neuia dcaP
is.l Paulsiaarus ihas 4 vas ioag sfJ sae-
cosfail, ahdlniicd 10 Russia, and >, the
prr4s a tiinc the criuiani code Of thai Pco.
ne 4 M rssined by lhis bloody penalty RI
TIVE. the laws Of Russia do no, sanc,icn
capital paa.slunfni, ba' there has latch oc-
csrrca IA ilriacm 10 that country which
sbso bow far ile spitii 81 mercy penadrs
their criminal code. eni thai Il their laws
60 um permit hanging thty pcrlaii that
which b more than an equivalent. II sp-
pears FROM the accoun, below lla, tllis kind
Of punishment Is not urcmmnon. fo4F
we're exocnied IN one week.
The rohbrr kr1,inas. who. during the
year i-ie and isla, fsvacrd the country
on the Prlssian and Polish frontier, and
against Whom detaclmeuis u Russian and
Pr,ssian truops Werc frequently scut. hes
under scuionco ct death at Tauroggvn,
having been eoDdrnDod io receive 1000
struks- with the stick between the ranks Of
a Russian hatiilioh 10 the plain between
TGuruggcn and the frontier, the principal
theatre " his crimes. The sentence - no,
formally one Of death, though equivalent
10 i, a. 10 one has ever been known TO sur.
yiye even a much less degnne of the pun
ishment Within lhe las, week four rob.
bers have been executed IN the saino dIs-
Z trict they died before GOO strokes had
been inflicted, and 40 the sentence must al
ways be fully performed, It was IN each case
completed On their dead bodies"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of the Northern Light.

New YoRk, Jan. q.
The steamer Northern Light arrived
from San Juan this morning.
The Pacific left California 18th of De-
cember, and arrived at San Juan 9th De.
cember.-
Great complaints were uttered against
certain party in San Francisco who monop-
oliZcd important articles of consumption,
and demanded for them cxhorbitnm prices.
Indignation meetings had been held III sec-
eral of the mining towns.
The emigration 20 California and Ore
gon, the past year is 10000, of which 65,-
600 were overland.
The amount of live stock driven over the
plains was 100000. Vast herds were lux
urating in rich valleys in the interior.
Markets.
Flour-si0a42. Business light. Musk
cr,l, No. 1, Sl7,50 per Dbl.
Provisions unsettled, prices tending
downward. Mess pork ;s2s clear do ( TO-
Beet in little demand OF Si6,50 for moss.-
Hams dropping sales at lSa2Ic. Lard in
kegs n 3-4a20 lie; in cans - I-2a2I-
l-2c. Bacon sides brisk at 25a2J lie.
There was an active speculative move
.
the market was reported us closing toler-
ably active at Si4a4I, so for eastern brands.
1t aiterward fell, heavy consignment re-
mning unsold A few hundred barrels OF
"llaxali" bringing but s;'s. At this chi
sis by rusc ofthe spectators, the whole
stock fell into their hands, when they put
the price up to $l2 Tor Eastern. At the
close the advanced rates were maintained
with great sales.
The fire at Shasta was not IN the bust.
ness part Of the city, consequently, the
amount Of goods destroyed was small.
The New England Society made mr.
rangcHlents TO commemorate the g2d Of
December
There was a terrible gale and flood al
Sonora on the 30th November, causing
great destruction to property. The Eagl,
and City Hotels and Mansion Hall wer,
nearly destroyed, besides many other build
ings.
The murderers Of Gen. Bean had beer
taken, and were TO suffer lynch law at th,
hands Of the Vigilance Committee Of Lo
Angeles.
Disastrous floods were occurring through
out the country, and plains and valleys tas
filling with water. Marysyille and Nub'
City were inundated, and suffered mucl
damage.
Mining news generally very good.
Immense preparations were made 10
sowing wheat, corn, rye, &c, the COMM
season.
I The Northern Light brings $50 passen
gers.
The Pacific brought down to San Jua
$50 passengers.
A later account from Los Angeles say
one of the nnrdercrs of Gen. Bean, name
Reyi Feliee, was hung by the people, o
+ the 29th November. lie confessed hl
quilt
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

Twelve years afu, ln Tell. Ff2ukiin
Pierce was 4 tnousbcr VI the United S'nios
senate. The question II removals from
ofI,cc came befsrs dat body ii the dischanre
Of ss Executive duiios. Nc Senator Pierce
then very strongly attacked The President
sr.d ti- cabinet ior thfir determination TO
remove proponents ffuu the Offices they
held snd sprnlii their friends. This same
Mr. Senator Picroe. vii soon be Mr. Prcsi-
deir Pierce and viii soon be called upon 10
exercise the same powcf. VIII he do tina,
whsch be has condemned IN others We
hear "a sruai deal about the iiramess. The
consistency. the moderation 81 Franklin
picfvc. VIII he be 20 consistent ~ TO ad-
here 70 his own opinions formerly express.
ed We shall see.
In the prcgrcss Of debate, Mr. Clay made
scme remarks on the changes which tie
nation demanded. constituting a certain
state necessity FOR The removals--MrPiene
responded
@Thc great Julius found Il ,ihe Plea OF
State necessity convenient, when he re-
stored the dignity Of the Roman Senate,
but destroyed It's Independence. II gave
counicnance to, and Justified, all the airoc-
tines 90 the inquisition ia Spain. IL gave
uttennce 10 the s,ihcd groaiss from thc
black hole Of Calcutta. II was written ~
tears upon the bridge OF signs IN Venice
and pointed to those dark rccosses, upon
whose gloomy portals there was never seer
returning footprint.
! Where were the chains Of dospotism ov
Z or thrown around the freedom of speech
and Of tho press, but on this plea OF Stat
aoccsaW? Let the spirit OF Charles y
and Of his m minister's answer.
| II is cold, selfish, henrtlcss, and has al
ways been regardless Of age, sex, condition
/ services, or any n the incidents of life that
appeal 70 patriotism or humanity.
Wherever It's authority has been ac
I knowlcdged II has sssailed men who stoo,
I by their country when she needed stron,
arms and bold hearts. and has assailcd then
when. manned and disabled III her service
I they could no longor brandish weapon il
her defence.
Ii has afflicted the feeble and depcnden
wife for the imaginary inults Of her hus
band.
II has stricken down innocence in il
beauty, youth in its freshness, manhood il
It's yigor, and old age in its fecbleness am
decrepitude. Whatever other plea or ap
ology may be set up for the sweeping, ruth
less exercise OF thus civil guilloiine ut ia
present day, IN the name OF Liberty, let u
! pc spared this fearful one of '.Staie necessity
in this early age of the Republic, upon Ia
floor of the American Senate, in the fac
Of people yet free.
Can our Wing friends, who are in offic,
, reasonably expect to be removed after sue
declarations Z VIII the great man adhcr
I to the promises which the little man made
1t will be a capital opportunity for III
Times 10 rcpublish the whole of this specc
of Franklin Pierce little before the iourt
of March II will be beautiful CONNER
upon the guillotne operations which wi
follow.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15


IHE NiNsrHt. Tho London -
says, ~ leading article. ths, Al . es,t.-.
council held Yesterday, the collective -
nation Of ministers was doubles, ,..st.
ON, and before night !, was probably /, Il.
Mnlcs'y's hands. The Tizts mus; ~.
tcrc. consider the government 10 be vs.,
J. At an end. The 7S,,s has re..cn,,S.
hoye thai private communications h.,o,1
rcady taken place, by which the n,s,,.,
Obstacles TO a union between the Pc.
aud the Wings arr removed. and II A,l,,.,s-
that Il Is upon the Earl of khcrde,, ~,
the formation Of the new cabinet viii Ia.
volyc, with the active Cooperation MOI "a.
" Of his Former colleagues, but ~ / ~,
John Russell and the chiefs Of the MI,
party. The most delicate task NIGH, ~
entrusted To the Marquis Of lAnsdovn,. A.,
hc has taken leave of official life. .onl
Aberdeen has, moreover, the advantage of
being less shacklcd than any msn Of rcp,l
cmincncc by personal and party tios.
The Earl Of Derby lefl London for o..
borne at three p. NJ, yesterday, to hAyr an
audience with her Majesty.
The DAILY .\cgs says The mos, pl,u.
siblo and probable list it has seen dispc~es
OF the principal officers as follows -
Trcasug--First Lord, Marquis Of Lana
down.
Foreign Earl Of Aberdeen.
Home Office and Leader OF Common,
Lord J. Russell.
Chancellor Ct the Exehcquor-Mr Glad.
stone.
Admiralty Mr. Herbert.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the Illinois.

INV bhhf Jan ID.
The Illinois has reached her wharf. She
brings over S2,O00,000 in specie.
The result Of the Presidential election IN
the United States has caused the greatest
excitement. The democrats fired gun
for every electoral vote received by Gen.
Pierce. The news was taken by express
10 all parts Of the mlnes.
Among the passengers ON the Tennessee
at Panama, we're the Hon. I. Butler King,
and Mr. e. Bcnham, u. $. District Att0r-
ugy.
The high price Of -four had created much
evaporation IN the mining regions. Al
Manposas -four commanded SO per Dbl,
and many Of the miners were subsisiing on
meat and potatoes. a, Shasta -four Is re-
ported 10 be selling at - per pound.
~ San Francisco on the 18th, -four was
unchanged, and the nai,kct quiet
stocks drosnHg Exchange on the A.
ante cities per e.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15
WAsIlINGrnN. Jan. u

SEN,rE.-Mr. Fish presented several
memorials and petitions from the n. u.
Chamber Of Commerce. Referred.
Mr. Underwood, OF Ky, submitted rcso-
luton inquiring into the cxpediency ofap-
propriating 100000 for the investigation
of frauds against the e. $. Government.
He had understood that great numbers of
frauds had been committed by stealing SOL
diers' discharges, aud said that the object
Of IRE resolution was TO discover these
rogues and bring them to justice. Reso :
luton adopted.
Mr. Hunter, Of Va, from the committee
on finance, reported the Navy pension bill
complete. Passed.
He also reported complete the Invalid
pension bill. which was ordered TO Il third
reading.
llousE.-Mr German, of Ind, moved to
take up the bill from the Senate, to proviCk
retired list for the army. Objected to.
Mr. Stanton, of Ky, reported a rcsolu.
ton to provide for the binding of 100000
copies Of the Census report, which wer,
ordered printed yesterday.
Mr. Stephens moved That thr abstract re
port of the last session be also printed anC
bound. Adopted.
The bill TO prevent frauds on the L. S
Treasury, was next taken up Mr. A. John
son delivered speech on the sabjcct
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

SUICIDE ny A" SPIRITUAL RArPrR"--
The New York papers of Saturday contain
the report of the evidence taken at a Coro-
ner's inquest, held at the Bellevue Hosptal.
upon the body Of Matthew Langdon, late
OF New York city, whose death IL appears
was occasioncd by wound on the throat
inflicted by himself, together with exhaust
ION arising from mental excitement pro-
duccd by constant attendance for the mast
ten months upon persons claiming 10 have
communion with spirits, and from reading
publications protesting TO be revelations
from the spirits Of the departed. The fol.
lowing is the verdict of the Jury:
"rhat Matthew I.anydon came 10 his
death by exhaustion consequent upon men
tai excitement and from wound inflicted
by himself upon his throat. We also find
tia. this state Of mind was supcrinduccd by
his connection with persons calling them
selves Spiritual Media. We also recon-
mend the Graud Jury 10 take measures for
the suppression Of circle meetings at tho
houses named in the testimony"
''Spiritualism' is in fair way 10 number
as many victims us Millerisn. Lunatic
Asylulns and Hospitals arc rapidly filling
up with them, and If the evil can be reine-
died IN no other way, perhaps resort TO
the extreme measure proposed by the coro-
ner's jury would be dcemcdejustiiiablc.--
But would not an attempt 10 suppress tho
social circles" be quite us well calculated
10 make the matter worse as to dissipato
the delusioni II seems 20 To us. We
therefore think i, Is duty of intelligent
and learned men, known and con6ded in by
the public, to enter upon an investigation
Of the subject, and explain away--as wa
have no doubt they would be enabled 10 in
time-the alleged mysteries of Spiritual
ISM" Denunciation and ridicule have been
employed, but so far with no other effect
than to increase the ranks Of believers
Legal means, such Ms proposed by the jury,
would, IN our opinion, work in the same
way. II Is time now to see what can be
effected by investigation and reason.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

CT We have nos IN tie state two
lisralhs" bcssde our o~n, viz; "Thc
Gcen MoaHsiH Herald lfounsrly the
+" .f.Ris, printed ct Wos, Randolph, and
the swauion. Herald At SNantoE Pals.
Tan sc hase Any MARI ofthe same sort =
,tHs1r----ls there nj soms other name
that iaighi be made % answer ,,,o purpose
4 afss q the o'hts - ll'sss j1artlaif lust a.
wcli 2 Three papen q ,se Salsss bsnle in
ihf State q Nrft'saili lfssk ioriis iu5 nllc "a
ike razHsaR the iinus in,o the groSpd -
Wan cor insnd A West Randolrh 1iios
ss 20 flr~--- % 'fti- Gtcvn Arnntsia -
fposs -
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15
NV YoEE, Jan. 10.

Nrw NoRK, Jan. ~.
The Asia sailed at noon for Liverpool
with u passengers, and s20l 900 in specie.
Officers Kennedy and Smith, of the I'd
and 5il wards police, were arrested at 4
O'Clock tins morning, IN the AT Of commit
ting burglary Oh grocery store IN Green
street, Smith tried TO escape, but m the
attempt was shot IN the back by the propr-
eior II the store.
The Illinois, with California mails, pas
senger, and specie, is reported below by
the pllJi-boaL
Col. FuLLrA, Of the Evening Mirror,
sails for Havana in the Empire CITY, with
important dispatches from Washington, %
our consul at that pot.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

81 EpiruK. ! soc 10 the Bennington
Baunrr a nniice il.at ftockholdors' meet
ins and an eleeuon q directors Of the
Western Ncrm-m Railroad Co was hold
en- a. Manchester on Tuesday last and, IN
booking over the names Of persons chosen
81 directors, was Disappointed IN not finding
that II DE fTt and only President Of the
company On inquiry learn that be Is yet
in the land % the living, although laboring
saneWha, undeg bodily iadnuiiy. induced,
In part, by his labors and watcbings for the
last three years IN building the road.
II Is, believe, the earnest wish of the
friends Of the former Precedent, that he
may live to good Old age; and no, only
receive the rewards and congratulations
cmincnily due for so great an achievement
bct SEQ the good effects Of bis labos and
sacrifices, in the increased prosperity Of The
entire valley Of Western Vermont, result
Ing from the railroad which is now, through
cut It's entire line, in full and successful
operation. R.R.
Slaesbufy, Jan. slh, ls53.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

Lire IN AUsTRALiA.-The Victoria and
South Wales papers are loud in their com
pluints against the Government of England
for It's management Of Australian affairs
No roads, no bridges, and latterly no gold
escorts .irregular mails, the postal com
municstion interrupted for a fortnight at a
time; the country oyerrun with escaped
conyicts; the police force miserably def
Client, and IN many cases altogether want
ing horse and cattle stealing of such fire.
quent occurrence that the court could not
find time TO Try the offenders if the offend
ers could be caught highway robberies
perpetrated with impnnity, and of late rob
berries IN open daylight in the streets OF
Melboarn--these are the chief features OF
Australian news, TO which every paper con
tributes its quotum. After this 1t is almos,
supeffluous 10 mention minor grievances,
such as the outrageous cost Of the collec-
ton Of the gold revenue--the cost Of col.
lection in New South Wales on revenue
Of GGi,470 being $4,000.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

The editor Of the lie Roy Gazette offers
to pay IA couple Of cent? toward the $1,000
proposed TO be raised To make President
FILLMORE life director Of the American
Colonization Society.
This muniheent offer win probably be
declined. II would be ungcnerous in tho
committee To accep, from the Gazette man
more thnn he il wortl-body and soul.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

gs.,a - s@s, saasa v, 1t.aa 80 titauFss
4 Mac C4messa as $3.50 x
Temssssce vii 81 hsllrna iihrry a.
49, lssh. iorh. and 9sh f lhis fsoa,h.---
Tl.s falowiug speakers via be n 1iicna-
t-st. rni aairtas thc mertlaxsi
boa. Nr,t Dos q Na.yc.
Rc,. r. L. C,ltFs. a. TnHlaa. y. }.
Hrs. igr>sf WANn BtrtsrH, \. lork.
Re- r. " Cusns, do.
r. r. Rsssrx, r.l
ions H. llASKss.
Jeir 7. Goroa Is expected. hssihg pro
mie,i con4luouily.
We ar fcqucs'od 10 shy ,hs, ihe Rui-
land q nariirgfon, Weston Ncuoofi'
Rutland q Was'dnr,on and Rutland s
ssrsteea Railroads will sell tickets on n,
l7th. ir,h. I.sh. and och, 90 ,iosa ~islins
b. atiend 'his meeting, for far, sn' isry.
Ia earnestly hoped that al incnds q
thc cause sll make Il poiai 10 be ii At
tendasscc ,he hni day, ai'd through the scs
SION.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

n. p. WILLIS in his letters on Cuba,
says:
Whatever Republican love there may
be for us among the Creolos IN other parts
Of the island, there is no trace of II 10 be
found in the scomful lip ofthe Havana gen
tleInan recognizing an American. A coffee
house IN the suburb, the walls OF which
are painted with caricaturcs of us, gives Il
key TO the feeling most prevalent IN the
Metropolis
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15
Ma FlLluoNr's Apmsr.rhAr,oS.-.Tho


salem, n. ]. Advertiser says:
"By far too little has been said Ia favor
Of the proson, Administration. Tn. people
seem 10 be actuated by desire 10 let well
enough alone, and hence while we hear but
few laudations, ut the same time bu, few,
even among It's natural enemies, venture
10 condemn. The harmony of the Admin
istration Is cqualcd only by It's efficiency.
Like Il nicely fitting bu, powerful engine,
It performs It's work noiselessly and well
Djscorl would turn all eyes upon 1t, and
every man would feel called upon to expose
the defect, or attempt TO conceal If. Mr.
FILLMORE Is a man Of decided talents, and
one whose private character has never been
imposched by the most reckless of the OPP
position. As a member of Congress dur
ing the New Jersey broad seal controversy
ho Vas distinguished full "head and Shout
ders" above most of his compecrs Tor close
attention to his business, tact, end all the
qualifications which belong to a model leg
( islitor. As a President, he has lost none
! Of these attributes; calm and decided, we
| find him fearlessly discharging his duty as
( prescribed by the Constitution. The Wing
party cannot too highly ielicitato itself foI
comforting upon the nation a Chief Magis
tratc 50 patriotic and so capable"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

JAWS TwrrDLr, living on Presidents
Island, MAR Memphis, was murdered week
before last, by one Of ms sons not more than
fourteen years Of age, who mnde full con
feasion. lis father having whipped Ian,
laid down and went 20 sleep, when the
son seized al axe and drove II into his
skull.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15
NV OHLEANs, Jan. II.

The Philadelphia, from Aspinwall, brings
Panama papers ~ days later.
Gen. Flores WAS preparing TO raise an
ether expedition for Eucador.
Accounts from the Sandwich Islands re.
port that the British ship Enterprise, which
len England two ysars ago, IN search Of
SIR John Franklin, had been seen by some
u the whhlers which arrived at Honolulu.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15

Com ~ SBERBRooXE, G. E.-During
the past month our town has been thrown
INTO some little excitement by the discovc-
ny of pure gold in several localities, IN
quantities sufficient TO warrant the belief
that the precious metal exists here in album
dance, and will pay well for the labor that
may be necessary to procure it. Mr. Logan
IN his geological report some time since,
pronounced tbs gold region, and his state
ments are now verified beyond doubt. Mr.
l.. and his assistants found specimens last
week on the farm of Mr. Hiram Moe, on
the old road leading to Lcnoxyillc, some of
which were of the value of Is Sd. Speci-
mems were also obtained on the Magog, n
short distance above Mr. Lows shop. From
a shovel full of dirt at tIis spot several
small Jumps were obtained, indicating that
an experienced hand would earn from two
to three dollars per day by washing similar
dirt. The results were pronounced more
favorable than attended the first efforts on
the Chaudiero river. We should not be
surprised to see hundreds of hands at work
digging for gold in Sherbrooke next spring
perhaps sooner. Wh) knows but the tide
of emigration may yet turn from California
to Canada We advise oar young men no;
to be in hurry 10 cross the ocean for gold.
II Sherbrooke Gazette.