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- ~ II y = -
/ ]. PARR n & G o..
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ~
Groceries and Provisions,
Corner Of Third and Corrcnsion Sts,
NEAR THE Markell BATON ROUGE, la.
AvTE tender our sincere thanks to- our
w, numerous friends and customers Tor
tl,eirlfberal patronage. and Would state, that
we jatend to merit still greater patronage.
BY keeping OH hand at all times a large ana
well selected stock and by selling Oh such
terms. thai il @il be an induceuent for pur-
chasers 10 call Oh us.
Orr stocI consists Of TIC toi!osiag staple
articles
5000 lbs. stasg and Shay's and Dufiield
Sugar cured hams, E,
.4000do plain hams;
1000 do shoulders 2oco sides;
1000 lbs choice dried heel,
100 barrels mess Pork,
10 do of prime Leai Lard,
50 Kegs do do do,
10 bbls No / Mackerel
10 Noa do.
90 barfels fresh flour.
20 boxes Buckwheat,
10 hhds prime sugar,
20 bbls loaf and crl-'sd sugar,
80 boxes star candles,
30 do sperin Go
$50 boxes No. ! soap,
% do fine Toilet,
, do CASTLE soar.
10 Kegs fresh Butter
4 kegs goshen do
100 lbs. fresh Cheese. ...
boxes fresh pine apple do
10 lbs sugar crackers,
10 Bosioa do and 10 butter DO
Tesces OF Rice.
10 boxes Mac & Macs Tobacco,
do honey dew 40
v i0,o best Casenlish 10
10 do smoking do
10 do cigars, Hesalias,
Liqpars. pickles. Ale, Porter, Cidsr,
Preserves, Candies. q.
5Vbass Coffee; 70 chest Tea.
$50. A I.AaGE STOCK or SHELF G9ops.
81 :, ;s-s..4Gss s.zsa.Ez.S CR0CkERf. TN
1900 ss sr.s.H va z ~ Ware. Willow ware.
woo,i- ware. &c. All OF which VII be sold
al small advance. naf 2j-y
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W.T.. TUsNiaD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER, IN
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBERS stock of .Buggies
Rorkaways. Barouches, Coaches, &c. has
been selected by himself. and comprises
every variety. TO DIS already complete
assortment, he is daily making additions.
Persons will find it TO their advantage, to
ca, and examine his stock.
W. F. TUNN.4RD,
Corns, of Cin4h g. Main SIS.
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per Steamer Ss,slnara

k1er SdEIfssCT VsSKnHHE.
lust arrived iron Cincin- ,0Ae- n
y nati. t
10 half bis. extra formetl.beef "a sazs-.--saz.
90 small kegs Dairy Butter,
5 Firkins Goshen Packed butter,
10 Medium Kegs dairy butter,
20 boxes Dairy Farm Cheese.
10 boxes do Cream Cheese. very choice.
mar II " Josur ABEAr..
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Eard Oil.

A FEW Barre OF winter strained OIL
n lust received Price to the trade per
barre.-s0 cents galloh--a. retail one dol
lar. (mar. 25-ly. JOSHUA BEAL.
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X T. ~ 'tH'Ni's' - u. t-t ht " bDf fkE
IL. c. EzUTCErs0w q. &c.

II. C. EN- KVE9EEEW AZ &C.
LIVERY S7.AELE
Third Street, Baton Roage, La.
HAVE always on hand and ia coed order.
IL Carriages Cabs. B:tggies, ard Saddle
horses, with Which the pabfic can be &C
commodated on the most reasonable terms.
Horses end Vehicles, can be had ataay
hour Of night or day al the old stand Of j ).
Hot IAN 5-y
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Sif.ra!iS.i wanted.

4 MAN who can give the best Oh recon-
4. mendations wishes situation As Gar
dener. Apply at this office. mar II 1t.
F1LOUR-5o bbls just received and for
= SAFE by J. PARRY d Co.
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A FEW barrels CT winter STRAIN Oil. just
IA received, at 90 cents per gallon.
mar 2G-y - fAhhl O 20.
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DRAN! SRAN!! 100 Bags Bran, just
Dreceived from Saint Louis per. ssranac
Noo, Ioct 18th. JOsHUA bhAL-
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F0r h0se qcho aciSh ospecDiutr. o.
n15o irish q gooa Horsc cheap
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES

LAhGE weekly pages, edited by Richard
storr- Willis, and which the ana
IN lis country make their medium
public contains during the pages 5 WORTHY of The
best music o. all kinds also brilliant on
sic; complete course Of familiar harmony which
AM body can understand
anecdotes and sketches
Tory &c. the most fearless and truthful OF musical pub
cations and performances and The musical
news novelty and incident both foreign and whole
forming the most complete and valuable
possible 70 obtain The wants of chors h.
log to new music but who living stores are
pecaly attended - ~' - =
Terms One copy 49, two COPIES &5; five COPIES $40 and
sending club OF i've copy
address Dyer Willis publishers Of the Musical World and
257 Broadway, Now York. ''
ANOTHER MUSICAL JouRsALhe publish The
Monthly Musical Gazette eight pages
number containing four of music ukng eight pages
and great variety Of interesting musical
Monthly Musical Gazette designed for especial benet Of te
OF music lovers whose musical de-
mand and simple mnsc and whose
ba furnished ut the cheapest possible
so0 one sopy % cent. three copies COPIES
twenty copies So ana person ssndng
an ezra copy TOR his trouble, .I, Addrc" DrER WIIs.
at twsnty-ay cents year. ----'
tons. Liberal conmission allowed. T
Now the subscribe, new volume beyn. IN the
first Of January, 1852 - 80
Jan l3-d3m ata3 &aa
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Prom the New York Timss.
The British Ministry.

The completion OF the British ministry present us with
array OF talent such the Queen has seldom enjoy
ed in her councils The intelligence received by the
Baltic furnishes with the names of the gentlemen se.
leced for several OF the leading positions-the Lord
Chancellorshp, the ChanceIorshp OF the E1cheouer
the Lord Leutenancy of Ireland and the premier Lord
ship Of The Admiralty. Lord Cranworh the successor
OF Sugden on the wool-sack, has been known as a
lawyer OF considerable note in chancery practice and
politician OF liberal Sentiments though not 6rst-cla,s
talent Under his family OF Robert Monsey
Rolf, he has been Solicitor General. Baron OF the
Exch,quer and Vice Chancellor In 1851 he received
the appointment OF Judge OF the Court Of Appeal
in Chancery, position which he has occupied cred
itably until bis recent elevation 10 the seals The
Earl OF ST. Germans, he Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland ia
conservative peer, better known a member OF the
House OF Commons some years ago under his Irish title
Of Lord Eliot lie successfully Lord OF the Treas
ury, Ambassador TO Madrid, Postmaster Gsneral and
Secretary for Ireland under the Peel administrator nj.
presen, appointment may be regarded as highly .u.p
cous one for The interests Of Ireland Sir James Graham
The FIRST Lord OF The Admiralty, merely returns To the
ofhce which he held from 1880 to 1884, during The al
minstraton Of Earl Grey He retired from of3c. An.
ring The latter year. on account Of the radical extremes to
which some OF The reform measures carried and re-
turned again with Sir Robert Peel in is IL a. Home
re'ary, post he continued to I'LL until Jny ls4s Since
that time his parliamentary policy has been quite guarded
and moderate his earlier predictions and later connex
IONS disposng him 70 liberal measures As fair
alive OF The radical though strictly Of the Manchester
interest," Sir William Moesworh has sea, in the eab
net, with the post Of Commissioner Of pabc Works, 10
support IT. Sir William is The member for Southwark
and desire 10 concilae local we'll as partisan infn
ence, added to the importance Of having his acknow
edged sonndnes o. Judgment and personal worth pledged
70 me administrator. have doubt contributed 10 hs
selection. any prestige may be drawn from his we'll
known political sentiments, the Jews may hone for favor
IRON the present government in he removal Of hs;r
disabilities. $3.50
Inc most noteworthy and promising personar. Who
figures IN the new Snuff, il The Right Hon. William
fsarl Gladstone the successor OF Mr. Disrae a. Cha,
cenor o. 'he Eseheqoer Mr., Gladstone is at the me.
'o'an OF NE, being now IN his forty fourth year. and
possessing 'he highest possible reputation for talent.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. IA. 1858.


SINAfE-A message was received from the President
oil the United States transmitting report of the Secre-
lary OF The interior in relation 10 the boundary line be
tween the United States and Mexico.
several petitions were presented aud referred
The bill 10 amend the charter OF the city of Washing
ton was taken up, amended, and passed
The Senate proceeded 10 consider the bill authorizing
The construction OF railroad 10 the Pacific which was
advocated by Mr. Gwn at length. Messrs Bell, Ham.
n Miller, Cass. Davis. Seward and Rusk discussed the
subject, all of whom were in favor OF railroad TO the
Pacific. but Of whom were Of opinion that this bill
was not in all respects the desirable measure which
could be devised Mr. Butler opposed TO the genera
measure. The further consideration OF the bill was pos
poDed until Tomorrow and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REpREsEKTATIvEs,-Aer the transaction oil
preliminary business the House proceeded the further
consideration of the bill 10 prevent frauds the treas
ury, which was discussed by Mr. Stephens of Georgia
Mr.. Stanton of Tennessee, Mr. Orr, Mr. Howard, AM
Mr.. King OF New York. They adjourned wi,hou
taking the question the final passage OF the bill
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nent. Yet complaint for such would not BE- one
whit absurd and unreasonable than the elamor OF
the aboiiuon press against the Hayli mediation. sf
The truth is the Monroe doctrine is the OF
vast deal OF silly eamor and senseess defamation the
part OF persons who do not comprehend its bearings and
effect As interpreted by politicians OF certain sect. il
would involve this country in incessan strife and occa-
sion The necessity OF an immediate resort 10 wsr 10
ayenge its violations II not so intended by its H.
luslrious author nor so expounded by President Polk
nor is il understood by the statesmen Of the present
day BY the administration OF President Pierce il will be
asserted and maintained in lis true spirit and just spp
cation. a@ r# tt+ 1884 rr
There is thea, shadow Of justice in the allegation Of
the National Era that this journal in approving the
ayti mediation surfenders the Monroe doctrine and
runs a'hwar, lis consistent and invariable policy.
ms pfeence may do for color but the real OF hs
complaint OF the Era has no come xon with the prnc
pie Of nonin'eSenton Ii rests upon another basis than
attachment TO the principle of the Monroe doctrns-t
rests simply upon negrophim Soulouque and his myr.
midons are black barbariansthe government Of Domn
lea is under the control OF civilized whites Hav,; Il =
back empire, the offspring of revolution which over
threw the masterdom of the white race'--therefore il
should have been suffered sweep the last renan, Of
These the sentiments of the negromaniacs and by
denying them its sympathy the Washington U~ion has
incurred their dspeasure and provoked their censure
Hay regarded by the aboonisis the grand theatre
OF Ethiopian civilization. upon which the negro 10 dis
play his utmost capacity for enlightenment and selfgov-
eminent; and hence their deaunciaon of q measure
which prevented Sonouque from establishing an unds-
puted supremacy in the island Of ST. Domingo. and from
removing from his vicinity superior whose pres
ence restrained his ambitious designs and illustrated the
relative degradation of the negro For years these fanai-
les have been advocating the recognition OF the ndspend
Of Hayt by the United Sates and upon those who
opposed that they discharged their bittees yitu
pera,on. morbid and unnatural affection for the ne
gro determines all their views of public policy II the
slaves Of Cuba to commence an indiscriminate
slaughter OF the whes the joint intervention Of the United
States and Great Britain the bloody work would
be violently denounced by the National Era. We feel
but little regret that judgment perverted should not
approve the conduct and sanction the views Of this
journal. $1,000 4
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.aE THE ECLECTIC HIAGAZINE.
HTHE CREAM Or EIIROpEAN I0IIRNAI IsA

THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE foreign literature aims to pre
sentt its readers Of British
periodical literature, comprising the articles OF
The able and celebrated magazines
which have readers not only
contains the articles which desirable
90 IN ts country but in the far
reVeWs, magazines &C., which form
literature of the day. and which
American readers b. such
Magazine The ample the Eclectic editor TO
body sl that really desirable in whole
only the best articles Of periodical evident
the Eclectic Magazine
however celebrated together must
desirable and able body periodical than can
be found elsewhere in the The
bic addition any library.
Each number emhished with superb engraving by Mr.
Saran The subjects
including portraits Of distinguishing living
making twelve rich and valuable prints in year.
E- OPINIONS ,...... T..##rs
The Eclectic gathers from foreign periodicals and
Is sort OF library ITSELF Everything valuable
of Its selections. Albany State Register.
Among periodicals we find VA
rey Of Of the brilliant ing uniform
good and familiar knowledge with which
the Eclectic Magazine IL conducted Tribune.
Terms The Eclectic on the first of every
month In numbers Of 44 each, paper
King three volumes year, with Price
49, v
The January number begins good time to
subscribe Postage three cents number pa
the country. Address W. II. BIDWELL
jan i'-u'N 40 Nassau street, New York.
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HANDSOME EVENING DRESsEs.-We respectfully in
ii attention ladies following goods lust re
ceved making the OF soo
have had the pleasure Of exhibiting public
imperial embroidered muslin @' s#...s
10 rich embroidered Grape do
10 very rich embroidered Illusion do $3.50.
hounced Swiss muslin
Isabella embroidered
~ embroidered TArieton Gall co.orr) robes
~ muslin
10 pieces Grape du Paris, pink, blue white cherry
Is DO organdine brilianies, In beautiful ors
do Iose, pink, blue and white illusion
do pink cherry blue, and white Grape leise
20 do best Italian Grape, in beautiful coora
With other material suitable for evening
. CI,AGsTT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
Jan l3--fuf
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ny e. N. srRATToN. AuetIoneer.

(Pennsylpaala arenue, corner Of Ninth street
DERRNProRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
CITY PRoPERTY-on Tuesday January y, a4 O'Clock, on
premises shall sell lot No and Of lot No. e. subdiv
and T. in No 46l fronting "a
about 10 feet 9Th
The
iron story building avenue occupied by
White Bro) and three story brick hotel h
all in COED order
lot No s. in fronting % feet Canal
street, containing about l ,452 square feet.
described property will be sold together without
sale Of the above shall sell lot No l5 in
IS Pennsylvania opposite Jackson
Hail. containing 1875 feet improved by threesory
blck building well calculated for board
ing house residence for family.
On fo'clock, shall
subdivisions Of lot s. No. 46s, each
fronting between 9th and 9Th streets
feet with the Improvements
si.tne Of story fn,ine buildings in good order,
January 90 AT o'clock tho premises, shall
cell No in No e, situated on north street. between
containing a,B6f feet and i'm
brick houses tin rooted, (nesy
twostoy brick building viii, shngls roof all in good
order.
The win be cash the residue in equal
twelve, eighteen and twenfour months, with
interest," secured by deed Of tho property All conyeyanenG
at the expense Of the purchaser
Jan lid
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A TFnsrION. cONTRACroRs.-ws,, The undersigned, h.v-
constructed dredging machine tor the
ercavang the AppomaitoI the city declining
machine Of the Job for
hands u.
for sale Its built the plan lately patented by Calvin Will
ley, We viii do In
kind fully capacity We
have declined proposing for
We also offer for SALE with the dredging
chine four lighters and the right
WALKER DUNLAP.
l3--det.
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Massa chusetts senator.

In the following correspondence, which appears in the
Boston journals, the withdrawal of Hon. Mr. Winthrop
from the ensuing for United States senator in
that State is announced: $500 a
TO The Editor, of fhe Dahy advertiser: 5at I.of
DEAR The enclosed letter from Mr.. Winthrop has
been my hands for days. awaiting convenient o
pornny OF being communicated the wings of tho egs
atne As this has not occurred and the subject Of the
senaorship is beginning to be of much discussion
deem il due Mr.. Winthrop, whose name. Of course 10
constantly connected with this discussion, that hi,
and wishes should longer be withheld from the know
edge OF his party and tho public
take npou myself therefore, the responsibility OF asking
to give publicity TO hslc through your columns
.t-. DEB Very truly yours, .EN esq sNiEEsH
January 10. 1853. f. Do e. H c.. II. WARREN
Hon. N. HALE. r# .a u# ."a. .."@ s#tF{fg III Ia
.t Bosros, January 4, 1853.
Mr. The gsuturo Of Massac huseiu will as
sembe tomorrow, and the two branches will soon be
Obliged decide upon friend Govsrnor
DAVIS. who am sorry perceive by this mornings pa
declines reelection to the Senate Of the Uniisd
States. #.E. ..s p#Er #.- tsarF7 4
cannot be ignorant that in quarters my own name
has been mentioned in this connection Indeed 20 many
friendly expressions ma come from many
that may be pardoned perhaps, for con,em plating
nomination as among the possibilities of the session.
Under these circumstances, have been led consider
wheher were disposed the Senate At
the present time, 1t my power 10 do 80 and
have found myself answering the question
My duties my family and my own entire satisf. ton
with private life have conspred with other
In determining allow my be involved In
any competition for the place and DESIRE to
in the simplest and most unqualified manner, to any
friends who may have in their minds that must de-
cline being considered a candidate. III
You will be in the way of communicating with the
wings Of the legislature at the right moment and you are
ntbery to give to this note 10 Its stance. any de
gree Of publicity which you may think imporan, de-
sirs Bile
wish for no osentaous of IT, unless you think IL
necessary bul shall be glad IT, by giving you this
tboritY TO Withdraw my once, may troubls
my friends, and promote harmony In the whg party
Believe me, dear sir, very faithfully yours.
ROBERT G. WINTHROP.
Hon G H. WARREN aa...
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CTRICKLAND's Lives of the Queens Of England
- edition. eight
volume. London 1881, with many portraits, $40
Year Book Homes Table Book and Homes Every Day
Book complete in volumes London with very
engravings)
Jan 10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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ne thunder OF Dr. panorama of and Ir,s 1.
,, x away and the waters nst abang II proound
announces this his last Washington. He
mol nave asked for expected half 30
men Of the highest Official stations literary
nave honoed his painting again again
h gwen testimonial. q approval He beg
,a thanks FOR distinguished fayoIs, hoping
i my sun be worthy of patronage during
Iahlbiuons every evening H. "wednesday and
half price. 1890 'N'"N'N - Ia I"'' ~
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The proceedings of the Banquet held at Jackson Hall
on the Sth inst in honor OF the battle of New Orleans
will be found in another column
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We learn that the Hon. John M. Clayton was on the
18th inst elected 10 the United States Senate by the egs
laure OF Delaware for six years from the 9TH OF March
next. .. ..Ta
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DoRTRATT or GEN ANDREW JACKSON f2o bv
pos IL the possession of fvan"i a b 9 a
gnsl painting now in e possession of Francis Blair ESQ.,
long require single be written II
prime hero's e and much period any
po5.r.ir Win 40 which The public are familiar
The excellence and fidelity Of this engraving to the memorable sub
jet OF which treats
From rranci, r. Blair.
sILvsR srRlso, Oct. 10, 1862.
Dr.R sra thank you for the friendly sentiments Of
jackson, with which yen have honored me.
engraving from life visited
amer The Seminole war The portal, gives with
which belonged 70 him IL The vigo o. NE The Gene friend.
arnth,s me highly a, you have chosen to max. this splendid
sun, aos head Of washington They viii asora he So@. o.
great patriot chiefs whose fns !. the couory's glory.
Your obedent servant
From sorator osss
DsARs thank for the engraved Of Gen. Jackon
s.s ns ID % q sssss@ ns
am &c" sur respectfully yy osp,s,r oAss
THREE DOLLARS PER cory
To Adams Express oace avenue,
where few eopes Of the be procured application
Asen, for WEIGH. por,r,i. Of washington
Jans--dluf' aud Jackson for the District of ColumbsN.
u Roho Gibson, the other In
favor Of R. Stanley, each of,he North Carolina line
Jan t3-da
OST the Assembly Ball. last evening aced evo
gold Tho finder will he suitably rewarded by
ing II ut III. once OF Wizards Hotel Jan l3--dh'
NOTICEThe partnership heretofore existing between VIM
O. W. White aud ames L. White, under the firm OF White
i Brother, ts by usi consent dissolved.
Al
sent the indebted invited 10 make
| prompt
MIR VIM Perkins engaged attend TO the closing Of The bu
sinsfs and NJ present be found the old stand
We most invite 10 the sale
the valuable Of 6 adv srsed by Mr. NJ
| strsfton, ructoprer.
Feeling thankful friends and generous public
for their past Individually solicit continuance
respective places Of business due notice of which will be
given. 1
w. w. WHITE,
Jan l2-3t JAMES l., WHITE.
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NED DAyiss oLIo MIssrRELs
efcent versatile corps OF seven talented
VINO will have Friday and
80 Snss IN choice selection Of songs duets quar-
NE popular with their
'Apy aahees witesms, original jokes he
o's open at " O'Clock performances eonmesca at
sahason twenty -nse -
To- TO- ,Sisnei particulars see programmes
Last Week az Iron HaIi.A Race OF People Feet
High. '.stN5
.Hal..HlI# THE AZTEC CHILDREN.
hsAy entertaining and amusing little fairies
hHenea viii eoaeud- their
ihsy hold three evees every day from 10 ~.
70 D and 10 w. Tickets % children,
@"'"a an 'her unique entertainments evosy night by.
Madame RosALiE DURAND,
Sig ANTONIO NoyELLI,
Master N. G. LIE Petit OLE BULL,
#. .sa.a Master GooDALL,
and Mr. GOODALL ."#.
ny ai.oush unheralded Sontax Alboni
cetsiny rank high In their profession
iepeaeoy said by vl.itsrs be quite entertaining
Madame Ho.aie Duand personal and
-~'F' "'o"o VI any vocalist known. Jan ll-df
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the Assembly Ball. evening revo
gold Tho finder will he suitably rewarded by eav
n i The OF Wizards Hotel. Jan l3-dh'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-06-02

PREDICTION FOR CALIFoRNIA.-Wm.
G. Bates, who is writing a series of in
teresting letters from San Francisco to
the Detroit Daily Advertiser, in his la
test epistle says:
"FOr farmer who does not wish to
feed out in one six months the earnings
of the other, and who has capital
enough, California, think, is the most
desirable State in the Union. In winter,
so soon as the rain has sufficiently soft
ened the earth, the ploughing begins,
and continues on till April. This win
ter the number ofacres of land ploughed
up has been much larger than ever be-
fore. The en- rrmous high price for all
kinds of provisions last summer has had
a good effect to stimulate agriculture,
and. in my opinion, within two years
California will produce her own pork,
her own flour, her own necessaries of ev-
cry name and kind. When this is done
and her gold crop is carried up to $780,
10000 per annum, as it will be within
four years from this date, we shall be
something of State. Mark my words,
and let those who live remember them.
In the year 1858 the exports of Califor-
MIA will be larger in value than the en-
tire assessable real property of Michigan,
including both your railways"