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Married.,

On The ev-nrr Ye.r Day Jsnuayi NJ Josahsssifi
10 h,s Elasbeh Gus-, sl OF San franct-O .
In sas Frsncsc jan L. hr A. Mckenzie to h's Mary 'oe
In San Frsnc CO. Nj Hermann Schlze To Mns Caroline
Hts only daughter John Pills E'g ~ OF san francsco
De-, John H. wilson 20 Mss sa'ah L. L>eher al otssns
De- rs, Rev w McL.y to Mss Mary A. wym.a Of santa
Dee a. Mr. Jo,sph johnson julia JOnsS. all Of San
n. sopoa. Dec d. M 4 r. Rsaics Mi, vshnds Raw.
la Nevada, Dse. 3, NJ. James l. Oven 10 Mrs Ca'h"n'
~ sacramento Dec s. BY Rev stron NJ cyru, Grey Of
San Jo.e 10 y Smith. ls's OF fhhadelpbia Pa
In Clara, M Daniel Miller 10 NJ. su.sn D. Wilson eo'h
Clara by Elder Tbomgsn NJ JOAN j. Ro6erts 10 Mss
Martha A Golfer. both Of Santa Clara County.
Dec Rs jose VI D,ns Eppes Ai-r
ana Mos susep A Wilson toth ior~ery virginia.
SACRAMENTO Jas o. M khsnel A. kidler, Of sacramento 10
Ms Aln r. Thompson, late 81 Chcaso Ill
10Th JAM BIZ T. CheSEey 10 Mss Amanda ~ Evans bop
In oregon CAV H. Mr. Thomas Howard and Mr.. Preola
% fSarsis Dee Is Mr. John MeIna.say M,s Msld. Wi
w portland o. pee - Sydney simon, Mss Aasslns
{ Avery. -
Ia wsshnsoA Co. o. Dec 90 NJ John savn to Mss Emma
II Ross, both o. ss5 county,
In Portland o. Mr. John L. Lord to M.s Elizabeth H.
sane place Dec NJ " l. Hssn, to Mss Mary T.
sane place on e soth De- Leonard D par.n e~mery Of
New N mgsh Redlas. oisfly Of Iailna
se-tile a. De-. 70, Mr. John Bradley M MsJ Rsysl
pee is JOIN Powell to Ms ~ A. M-iosn
Dec LbJ I'D MoBris, Of YamhM Col r. MBnde Of sad
County 90 Mss =. NJ Adams, late Of Ga'eaburs, III
saiem, o. r. DEF - Byne. Of Oregon CITY ADD Miss
Ihomr=on, OF Salem.
Al lie Kre,p b. Ret, A@si Williams, J,n u. Col Andrew
Isssa FRANCISCO jan s. By Rev NJ GiN.ghera, Baser Ct
New Oriesns, 10 hs. Eisn L. As n.on Of Biston
Jan hsu. Of Jsm-. vineyard, CO..
Pnih g. whte.ds and ns Ctfoine vineyard Also, BY the
fratf Cole Esl, Of Sacramento uss
Owe CoIeso'c late of Irsmsnsburg, n
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Died.

In h's5 coai,s Costs County, the 5h Of J,n. DE- Lewis
In AlD,yl- of ehosIa, Jan H. Nj william Das seed a.
J,a 70 " dysen,sry smith, Gloucester
- sasoso Jsn Peter Donahue E,a late Of P..r,ou
OF ,h9 Charlie. ward Nov a. Gaaien Of New
ON bOsrJ .,ash " -a-d seot,D,c TO- Meyers. Of n
Yefl .l.t Chirs fo, Of Jsas-oa Ne s4th r. R-ynol,
eosrt 'snhg Lew, o. hsf pAsa.e Rom San Juan Go
ssn Irsee.eow n n etsd. Of nsoya-banes at Acapseo
Dec =. Nm s.-a u Wsutes-n. H.. % ssysr 1h. Elhgu
Toronto canada u darhs' .s,a J. sks New fofk Of Aar
Fhes EA, JolgaKe4t B.lnofe. AsrA - VI ikss oh g.
GreeLs csrtse Pa Gsed 70 q takra A. Pao~ csytoa
ssse ~, ofasrftea srd k'sri SLIT De cs0 Punsy BOA
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In ss'saa NJ. - Cart, l. Shs Of Roberts md sarah
Nhsh.H, lsd noHhs.
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J'sspA Psadasou. se4ni.s, Of Ehslsua
Chalnbea asra n ware from cna ot. Of ..re .a,,,,
s,sr sh, ypAod '-r cAopA-s EAs sssl ~ ys,r. hts
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etfy sfst 90
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ffan<iso, Iachnah Ssus. ssed
sas at HssLsa . P.A-s he saves Oesaye Z. sad sae,
u bsLrore % h' lesrsse
o. ssn fIass-so Jan a., NJ. E1ah.-h wI..gs .s. ..
Fftas a " laius iorssriy u Hsnvtun n n
hfsses'As o. na POI. Jsa M J,s oso..a sem.r, q.
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sfiy u Iad.iHsI ois. ti
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sd 4 o.. nfh. -
Ns-f Vssegr-r Dee H. 81 sG.nrsou ct ne ,ua<. Mr.,
hAs. -Ts sfsl.s D. saIoa axs5 10 rears
$50. "a a-e TO- q uvAs45 EVER, 10. W u Ro-ey
10 .'.soa c' pa s. M ra. JshA-or en>,iy Of Gal
Al DSsses Cgh. soans ca N. n.sfns ~ ian II sr,a
20 & Ahas oszsry u Wss,sArstsl. Peaa sssd 400,
I-tA. tasrd P,n.sss-ssmu-i s,assd ,.-d a.
- - i-dAs3 Dec 81 ofeonsssv lsrer Msasnl Ro.sEn
~ ffaaee jas = ~ FEasa1a frss po1ss F.es as.d -
ners.li s.A . ~ ftv~r Hal ss-I >, a
"a. Se.sr Nsegs- In sih. fsv. Chss R.-
% " s-Assh- Go, Wsoaa, Jsn 4 coas-six-
~. Sess Rsy 81 As~ ts cay J4a of ehoiera raorbs
80 -ees1 N ne shssi, aa ei ~ AHeg viii lac whse a
rsit ~ 81 ietsa4tY
nsIss. fssala Co o. e. ta- ia Dec-mb-- ,,s,.x
s-.s a Ne est ,sss - - Re u Dates--.
o. t.sa ssss-A,e isAspssss lie p.as. GsouD Gan J
70 40 Fsa~s y-a .. Jo-sp4 winsl-s Ns-oIT 80 an
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D- .. s.'e@s.f,ysy ne pset ss1ss Jas syo.-,s p-,,
y. hs-H Assa.s sat. - y Harups6s ,rIasl 49, al
he'As' "" tSa 'stsa y ircssc WIZ 81 Psl-c. ,, y.s.
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News Of the Fortnight.

Since the sailing Of the steamers of the LIST
ns the State has furnished but lew topics OF discus
sion or interest aside from the weather IN the interior
and the consequent suspension of business OF al Kinds
and scarcity OF provisions, the suffering aud embsrfsss
mtut
The Legislature met on the Sd inst, but up
10 the presen time have done nothing Of moment The
Executive Message and accompanying doeamea's hs's
been referred 10 committees but whether the important
questions brought before the two Houses VIII receive
further consideration, he allowed 20 sleep cut tas
session In committee rooms remsias 10 De seea ~ Is
prohshe however thai after the hnal settlement OF tbs
capital controversy they wal 80 TO work ana do sons
thing. ,
The old project Of calling a Constitutional
Convention Is once more the tspis. The ostessio.e
oheet set forth by the Executive ia bis Message Is
% abolish certain ethces crested by the Constitution
but the reSl end Il the ahroganon OF the anrssvefy
clause and the division Of the State The frst aims
the accomplishment Of any definite object conte'i-
rsfes the INTRODUCTION q slavery herea scaeme which
al men whose n,eliects no; elouded by uiico
know 10 be the wldest and most ohlnericsl thu,
ever entertained by ia,egea, As for the division
Of the state sses more than years Investigation
can discover no plausible reason for il The advocate.
OF the measure have never yet shown whGl wss IA be
gained by n IN political financial pom, OF view But
le business Of the session win ern upon the Constn
tonsl Convenisoa, which VIII probably be called
The intended changes however VII not be elected
when II 10 eslled
We have dates from Nevada up TO the 10Th
astsnt With but Interval Of days during
the pest week, the rerkae and sos eontnu 81 storm
- rnsessed The air however, 10 usdey and the clouds
fan In rain Instead Of Business IN gcnefA st Nevs
ds sssnant for the want q the necessary supplies ron
the valley, aud mining opersnoas sppes 10 be IS gloomy
the ws;her. Prices SUI remain hsa and r1e sscs
OF -four Is almost entirely exhsssied Ire eo.manics
lion between Nevada and Sacramento hss beso cur o5
Tor several weeks and tia few goods received al the
former place arrive BY pack trains froan Eliza ant Ma
rysvile.
Further meetings Of the miners, suffering
under the scarcity OF hoar have eeca held in the VAR
Gus mining dis,icts ssd Cosnnsees specially derusei
10 proceed 90 this CRY ascertain and den,y or future
scon the part Of the miners the psses who are al
,ered 10 be ooaccred in the he0r monopoly h Is inst
ter al regret shss this saect should have been 90 sud-
sasly msrepresenied 4 has been by desigu;ns psr
ees in shis city There thousands Of miners and
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IN. ,,,,yior Who believe that the prevailing
,esTeityof provisions Is really the result Of msnopoy
b Sen frsneeco. II has exc,tef the passions OF men
A. ace directed their attention to the abatement Of
a.. In szfnsry evil and prevented them from seeking tie
pstursi ard proper remedy for epubc eaism'tys re-
medy that would have presented sf 20 ,heir minds
the truth had been laid before them instead Of interested
Instrumentation
Nevada County has taken TIE initiative to-
ward perecng the qusrtzE,iidng laws Of the Se, y
adopting Q code which. for simplicity combined with
practical utSy well worthy the attention Of otner
mining coUptes Of the State securing Sc they do, per
usnent and lssting right 10 the tenure Of mining pr
erty Of this nature that only be subject 70 tle IN
ture acticn OF Congress. Tee custom termed Jump
iDs" is altogether abrogstsd. unier certain i'm
proved regaleions, and capitol can nov y %
servisg the new code Of laws be invested with tue
umost safety. Let other counties IN ms depar-neai
emulate the example of Nevada County In tbs respe
preparatory TO the Site Conyerhon propose 70 %
countless ~leads" and companies, i appears, he'd
Meeting >. Which the proceedings Of the County Con
ventiob al Nevada were unanimously ra.ihei-
The proposed Miners Convention is engag-
inc the earnest consideration OF to- people throughout
the STATE and DISCUSSION IL bringing about degree Of
defBiteness and tanbity in IL purposes twill be
very important body when comes together, and vii
esve permanent impress upon every Interest OF tne
commonwealth.
Our latest Intelligence from the southern
mines represents great improvement IN the weather
and the wuds The extreme striurency 10 the prOVls
ion market relaxing supplies come in and there 4
every prospect inst The end OF the mex ornini VII
hnd he mining population prosperous and happy.
Mr.. Beale, Indian agent, was at last accounts
In the Tuare country where be had been most success
fu in his negotiations with the Indians He has restored
peace end satisfaction 10 the savage, VINO seem ~in
70 work for their own support now thai tney see ey
arc compelled 70 Go 80. ~
We have dates from Oregon to the I'D inst,
but DO news Of consequence The affairs OF The Tern
tory remain In ouiescent state The winter there, a.
here, has been very severe.
The long immunity enjoyed from disaster oy
s.es ON this coast was broken in upon the eh. by
collision between the J. Bragdon and CanAnche, IN
which the latter was suriS, and three lives lost
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Cleared.

J,n e-Brs oept. Sel-on sandwich i.snas .cAs x.AAs
fil.~ Barrl Hono'ula, Wn. Alea. Rel BeactA
y.n pr.s Ehss Taylor. Eu4sc, .Anls in ratas rs.s.
n.rs Pcr, ant q T. Prncs ts JonVic h,rcdee SAnissA
sud ,chr- Euy Bourne bet,ey do Loo choo caas. sna
CuE Esact. u [ man, G. leo
Jan I-StcsmshI- Dd, H.fd san pissO ohe Bog. IA
.p Kate tpr Martin MsEsiaai bark Comet BagRAsn MaAa
Miss pu,y Bourne Bsers iahans. NoAni. BE Ofsm Sea
a. .,hr. Arm Doyle Bovine sscramensc Mary and - pes
a. santa Crus L,urs Bevsn Morton Desoi sop Phr Ron
Ia AArd. StosAton
tori. abr kllpsc. Mex soto, MakatAh -.
I,r S-shrs Sanuei Ruse lmeharner sh,nga yoAs Rn,l
beatty Beu~,iai TFopc smith, sab. Bay OF henss hn pesc
rado Mex Beansss san BIAS sehr ssfne~a tA"', "ssss
Nsls.an, .,,... 49,. An, 49,.
IA, NHsmi,on Casot WA "A htrbeh, W. shAl NofnAvA
bs,k Ins Rs Hsue-, Csaoi .chrs. Matthew Nasss, pes
on.iulu Jcesph Hesitt Elliot sacfsneaio hogen~s keeR
ton. Sacfaucrts - , 80
Ian s--schr Frsneis Enen. Leeds, ffhdad
Jan iO-shp Pc -nc.a t9'eY, Calcutta
jan Ii--Hsw bus Msscc Msarc hononla Am .hP Aesie,
ssksrsou. calico.
10 siesmsr punams. Hudson. Benc.a hasA Hsahari
uT,u 1Denn hen WAzatau sslrs. Caroline, Nha. iisdss~,
iicn uu er,a Mex Ksndii Grayais SIERRA Ne'asw eSd
Ian IS ,hassn brs Ieosors, kns, Gsyagnl shr Jsse
rv.r..n pal..r, COLUMBIA. Riscr
Jn u-s,ramers Golden Gate, Patterson, Psasmsj wsis9
s,c Dunn Panama nicp,uderee Luess san Juan ean Pa
meiio Morley houstons
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rha rnion cnntains ap account Of t6e sufer.

-, ,rd se,t;-sicu s; DoFnyieTille, from which We
- ~. sru-Uinr exrYGcts: On Tuesday parry Of
eshteen men arrived AZ Nevada from D 1vnivlle u
mot 5spIossble epndirion aAlistaTved and severely
.o.,hS,, Ts,v are portion Of the a5le5oiei ciI'-
nd tat place. some seventy OF whom have sirea "
ri IN consequence Of the extreme scarcity OF proVls
,o. Tev report thaf the greatest destaion prev ts
10 tina, place The seasIn i terribly inc.enen-nnA2
.-r,s hurled in snow sni scArcely any provisions IN
,Ls 1syL,t There arr but 80 pounds OF n1ur IN ne
pisee snd Of pork. teams AID meal absolutely norei
FRou SoSoGA.-We understand that there
Rave hen ur - cases Of small Pox and vsroloid a.
; rcua. hut are haqPy - learn that Il u on me re
c-ssse Among the victims 10 the vsriooid was ar.
Cox Of TKs SoaOsza BEUeia. In Consequence OF nis
scEaess The Issues Of The paper had been stopped i'7
Nrr.e.
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Les. Of the steamer Camsnehe, and Loss Q
Life.

About 9 o'clock "Wednesday night, the oh
MI as the steamer CSmsnche going Up The rVer IN
dense to- tie night beirs extremely dark about nine
or ten miles shove Benicis- sae ran INTO the steamer
Rrsr,ior Afser TIE COLLISION the Brsgtsn swung Gear
Whsu the cry OF distress raised tire b'Ascon came
10 the sss.sncs OF the CSnsncae and rcaod saca -
her psssenesrs - eoad be got sn board
Tue Csn,snche kep; s5ost tbOr; ten minutes. vhen
she sunk carving down several passengers Every as
sssisnSe IVES rendered by the oers and passengers Of
the but ihe darkness OF the night snd the speed ~a
which the seSirer sunk renceTed possaete 20 save
all The essin Of the steamer parted ron ne AUX and
fesisd down beyond Benicis-
Tie number drowned hss ros bern, and prooaoy
no; be tally ascertSncd Tae clerks books are 'oa,
A passenger On The Cxmanehe gives the following
nsnses ct psrssns known have been Lot; hrs sarah
Wiasess ana ht'e daughter. about two years o. age
h'e scr, shogf four years Cd sSved kr& w. was the
VIE u Mt. fhesdore Winters, Of N<Tysyle. snd had
just arrived en- the :, = LEWIS and Der way 10
lStn her husband Ma Barker, wife Of gentleman
Who had also just arrived the Lewis, tsrmeriy q
Wisconsin Her husband saeceSsied IA saving his ehl
Gren
The CsmAnche sank IN about eve uinotes .fser the
Rrsg6cn got alongside Of her PozSsn Of hrr hurricans
decA heing ssl above wsfsr purnhcr Of hands were
lsf hy the wreck in snail ecss, pek mp any eoii-s
Q. rescue any po-sons remaining In the night h0sev
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UTAH.
Arrival Of the salt Lake Mail-ExtrasrS
nary Trip.


Mr.. AiphoBsO Borland and Nr John Adss
arrived at Sacramento On the 7th ut with the o.
Salt Lake mail The linton gives the following seen
OF the trip seross-one Of the most wonderful hoA
trsyeliIg on record
The party Ia charge Of the msfl-Mr. Borlsnd, 500
panied by Mr.. John Adams-lat Salt Lske on ~ "
day Of last November Al Hensers springs, sbse
miles out u Sat Lake, they encountered sn0w -
Of great severity, which ieI - the depth oftwo
Goose Mountain the snow storm changed 20 oo q -
ard sieet, 20 that, when they stopped TO camp
beeefae necessary % whip their mules q neesDS'
morning 10 keer uleni ffoIa pershng. 50 inieasss
the cold that Mr.. BOrlsnds feet were frozsn -
mules lived chiefly Wild sege, and on resu'na5
journey were Obliged 70 wade side deep tnfcegn
fnow. six days previous to their arrival 1t CaSeo
ley they were entirely on, Of provisions, and neeM
only On strong coffee, plentiful supply Of snea 49,
fortunately had with them. AT Ca.s0n t3Sy WI
stopped fortnight - recruit Themselves and speL
When the psry arrived az the desert thsf ~" a..
were nearly done over, from fatigue AMI hu1yu. -
Of them bad previously bees len, from lnaDny ~ -
coed further The here from 81 70 "a "a \.
deep, and the s,r excessively cold. Mr. Adams
feet frozen also at the point ia the journey .os
Mr.. borland says that there u sltogefheI nv s.xxs
on the mountains thar there was eyer kns"s 80 -
At CarSon Valley the snow was from .wo'o ar
deep spd The stock wa dying Cd rspidiJ H'''
ton. N, ,,e
Previous TO arriving a, Carson Valley, q snis
named ksstown. they fell IN with sboat ~ n r
WHO utfo seSerti gonshOU ~ UGH ~ u.rb
rows, but without etisct The party va -. },
reviewers, which were, however rendered
the rsins. A., a,ora
About eight miles from slippery keer ~ I'm Is
was overcone BY biz exertions, and ssss ~ H. PSF.
haustion. He Was consequenly lcft besdsa'
ksr remained behind 10 take care Of hin =, ~Aen a.
At Lake Valley they encountered me 80. -,hsh ~
teUltes of q new order were prescnbt - sscy.
were successful IN overcoming ~ thsy %
cold, modDtsin-, hunger and isnzoe. ,.,ush. ~.
These gentlemen brought the mad ssisiy -, as up
withdrawing their many LsTd<h.ps; and - sos 70
altogether, i may be regarded a. one o. ~
ne Unios has ,Ie following iteus o. is.ss %
genee from cal, Lake BY the nal 1s
Er.fsy. - x,ox O. ~
TIE City Of Salt Lake was whi.ened D. ''''
ed q September. a - b>en pre-
nod II cotton raised In the vicinity sAa a al tas
sorted 10 the editor Of TA< Mars, pronouae ,,a br
cuariy. lie recoIsniesds the citizens "
sleriop 20 rs culture.
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THE CALIFORNIA NEWS IN FULL.
ARRIVAL OF THE
Uncle Fam and Northern Light.
OVER 100000 IN GOLD
ARRIVED AND ON THE WAY.
MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
News from the Sandwich Issanas, Ores"",
and the Isfhmus-Passcnsers-
and DeatIs-sIarkets, &c.


The new steamship Uncle Sam, VIM. A.
Hills Commander of the New York and San Francisco
e4esm,h,p Line arrived at this port yesterday morn
tns sbe lief, Aspiuwsll February, 3; o'clock p. A.,
an The arrival Of the Passengers Treasure and Mail OF
The Ste sn,sbip Winfield Scott which steamer left San
Prsncisco January Is In company with the steamers
Golden Gate and Independence, Of the Vanderbilt Ene
The steamer Uncle Sam otter having experienced
very bcisserous weather In the Csrrbesn Sea- arrived
ct Kingston on the 9Th February at II o'clock NJ,
and left for New York On the It'll inst at 10Y o'clock
An
The Uncle Sam brings several passengers Of
the Golden Gate and all the passengers BY the Winfield
Scott, among whom are Hon T. B. Van Buren,, ex-Sen
stor Of California Lieut. Bea Indian Agent for Csor
MA and Oregon, Capt. stonemaD, U. s. A., Capt Ran
ean and lady, Of the steamship Northerner Major
Loring, Gel Porman, &c. The passengers Of the
,tesmship Uncle Sam left Panama the Sd February
st o'clock p NJ, on the steamship Winfield Scott.
The travel on the Isthmus is represented 70
be remarkably good passengers having creased from
ocean TO ocean In 20 hours the rainy season having ter
minated.
Died. Jesse Mason, Stockbridge, n. Y, lat
36 &, long. "A 30. Effects In hands Of agent.
The Uncle Sam has made the trip from
Kingston to Sandy Hook in days Is hours
American res'ds Ien at Khg'Ion-Bak Charm Sleeper
Bris Lucy, Spear from jacksonville. Mate drowned by
accident "A the vessel arrived.
seSI Water witch, smith, from New. York 10 dsys
seh Greyhound tof BaltinOre johnson, I'm. Navy Bay
The steamship Ohio left Aspinwall Feb. 3,
meridian and arrived at Kingston on the 9Th, Is tie
Uncle gan WA leaving.
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The following persons came passengers in
the Uncle Gam f:

Perry, cspt Patterson sehyrsr r. TOg w r. BeS'os w
Ear s.Th Peos r Ms w ks' r. w s.s
T. Watson, b. J. Gutter O Cuer Dr. irsnlln u bea pr A.
NJ. c.pss ssd enid l. woo.e, J. Hoover l. SCHROEDER T.
Gsshsm Mr. end Mfs Lsae Watson j. Cuoansha End Eds,
4 Van Ssd ehid. A. Rg..en c parlns wateomo
e. is"s : h Msyei. Harnsa G
s.ass i a is'I a h'S AIS ss ee s. T. ,se j..
rome s.w rordsr FLANDERS. psn,s, bsleens'
r. s1' b. D sepS ssa,'. s Ss q rs osss;on
sea,e Mr- ilsslsr, ~ Dav,soa X Dsnsp Wm ihomps,. p
H.ss, rs T. waf f ] TIss, ai.ld D D. Mlas y.a
so,.a whhi n ssrJ , &c o Pot . sS,So.
ld.bs, A. s Iiood r. Flod Morton l. Coy knoss,
I.S ~ s.': ssNs q Goa . d hs, i bd SS'
ysnable. w. q. rhOrnon, w ~ NsH ohdoo wesey. > ~
Durham Jobs.ep A l. sustn, d. psyes. P n e,ss.
n.ss,.' 1 ks P FS; A r ci bob hs s
IN sswsr' Koser, Ks'e',Ss w y sheS ~,
eod.sn. p s.y. X : s'sy~d T saT' ~, y cop x
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Boo,h stewau O. wahfson, J. j. iIss lman, " D1st,
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Steamship Northern Light, Capt. Thomas
Miner from San Juan del Norte with leo passengers to
c. Vanderbilt arrived ou Saturday the 18th, sl2PN.
The Northern Light left San Juan del Norte
on Friday the 4th at p NJ bringing the steamer In
dependence passengers which lefs San Francisco on
the 18th of January and arrived Saturday, Feb la,
ct IL p NJ, s days and hours
The steamship Independence arrived at San
Juan del Sud on the Gle, January.
The transit route across the lsthmus OF
Nicaragua Ii in excellent travelling conditionrosd In
fne order and river high No sickness or the route
Vs..sl. az Sa~ Jaaa De- Norte Fee L. lsSS-Bnes Waits
hill. Morss; h. Hues, Peny.
We are Indebted 20 ID. Comstock, Esq, Pur-
Ger Of the Uncle SAM and r. Lord Esq. Purser Of
the Northern Light as wei to Adams S Co.'S and
Beriord 4 Co.'S Expresses for the prompt delivery Of
our California hes, and other important iavors.
The following persons came passengers in
the Northern Light
c.ps u Iucas Jsues Isdo~ I'd AsAsrv.e, Capt shef
Cara T.. SaA.us asj lady SaHuol Leonard. Capt y O.
SuthsIlanA Maze StcpheE Meefs O. Nsdcaoufs l. G Hoe
A Hosiy. loAR Gray Geofsc Hshtoss an lady, as N
NJ haveus, Mua h kashnci Csis r. y Chhds, SsFs " p
Ss~el CspI Erdsc, l. lohsscH Ausaslas Has hoas.s
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cesAn Gas T. Nahcn, Joha lieee john lEshsm u Whie,
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