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limited number o third class passenger he taken from Phi
ladelphia and Liverpool, and found In provisions
FROM Phillelphis s25 From IIycrpoa ,IO
Certificates passage will BE- issued here 10 who are
sTOus Of bringing their friends sspouug rates
An experienced Surgeon will be ship.
Freight 81 shiings per
Small drafts drawn at sight England and Ireland
yor freight OF ptssagc, apply sAMUTI. SMITH
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
For the Placer Herald.
Our Next LEGISLATURE.

Editor Herald:-Sir-As the time is
approaching for holding the Democratic
County Convention, upon which will de-
volve the nomination Of ofcandidates to rep
resent Placer county in our next Legisla-
ture, | would make few suggestions to
the Democracy, in view of benehtting
party and the county a. large.
In the heat and excitement of party
warfare, most important consideration
is sometimes overlooked. 1t is fact well
know II that heretofore the population of
the mining districts of California has been
of very transitory character, and cam
didates have been selected without regard
to their permanency of home, or their
identity with the true interests of the
county or State. This will apply to ali
the members of the Legislature from this
county, with one or two exceptions 1t
is needless for me to specify. Let every
Democrat examine for himself.
Now, sir, have we no men in Placer
county, VINO orc hOiFrSe ann rHnaDle. VINO
have settled here with that permanency
of character which makes the best citizen,
and whose interests are the interests of
the county and State9 Or are nearly all
our public men to be mere wanderers
over the land-who, perhaps, have mere
y come to California to spend a year or
two and then return to their old homes,
and let Placer county take care of itself as
best it can. These are questions | wish
the Democratic party of this county to
ponder upon, and consider we'll, before
they make their next county ticket.
In the majority of cases our most per-
manent citizens are situated independent
of holding Office, either of homer or of
trust-and hence an Indifference exists
with them, when there are so many seek
ers after office of the above description,
to allow their names to come before the
public But these circumstances should
no longer exist, and the time has come
when much good can be done to Placer
county, in particular, and the State, by
such
REFORM.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
Died .

At the Empire Hotel, jay l7th. Of ~
phoid fever, CHARLES SADDLER, aged
al out so years, from Worcester, Mass.
But two weeks ago the death of his
brother HIRAM was published in this pa
per. Dark and nscrutable are the ways
of Providence. Scarcely have the clods
ceased to rumble on the coffin of the first
called, when the dark wing of the death
angel overshadows the remaining brother
and he too in the full pride and vigor Of
early manhood, is called to follow his de-
ceased brother through the dark valley of
the shadow of death. Loving and nSep-
arabic in life, in death they are not dvi-
ded, and hand in hand have gone to eX-
plore the dim realms of the uncertain and
distant future. Upright, intelligent and
| highminded, performing faithful ly their
duty in all the relations of life, their
loss will be deeply felt, and though
far absent from their childhood's home,
in land Of strangers, the welcome dew
of human sympathy will bedew their ear
ly graves and carry to their relatives the
consolation that their virtues have not
| left them friendless.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
ACROSS THE PLAINs.-The party we

ACROSS THE PLAINs.-The party we
spoke of in our last, as intending to cross
tho plains this season, left Junction Ranch
On Tuesday last. The party is headed
BY Mr.. Truesdell, who has been in this
country since AZ, and who returns to the
States on business, bur takes the route
BY way of the plains out Of curiosity
The party intend to take the Placer coun-
~ emigrant road, striking about the head
Of Mountain Lake, thence to Carson VAL
ley, returning home by the way of the
great Salt Lake.
We shall hear, no doubt, of this party
making remarkably quick trip. They
have all got fine animals, and intend to
pack very light.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
REFORM.
July 2Sd, 1853.
For the Placer Herald.
YANKEE JIM's, July 21st, '5s

MIR. Editor:-In looking over num-
ber of your paper of the 10th inst, find
an article over the signature of "Many
Voters Of the Divide," announcing my
name as a suitable candidate TO represent
Placer county in the next Legislature.
Allow me, Sir, after expressing my sin
cere thanks to my Democratic friends of
the Divide, for their kind and generous
feelings in wishing to place me in so
honorable position, to say that my cir
cumstances entirely forbid that shou d
allow my name to be used as candidate
for any Office at the next election
Very Respectfully,
E. B, BOUST.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

Since our last issue the water in the
American river has fallen considerably,
and miners now begin to think they shall
be at work in the bed of the stream much
earlier than they have anticipated.
Capt. Nye informs US that he has the
river turned already at Calf Bar, on the
North Fork, and intends to commence
work in few days.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
ELECTION PROCLAMATi0,,

NOTICE is hereby given thar =,
~ General Election to he bo1t az a
throughout the State of california, on the Sra.
wednesday of September, A d. 1854 he the arst ss
lowing officers are to be elected. viz. VAC 'o'
GOVERNOR.
Lieutenant Governor One Supreme 1,a-
State omptroller. State Treasn,or se'
Att rney General. Surveyor Gcnor.,
Superintendent of Public Instruct;on'
SENATOR'S.
| The counties of San Die. o, San Ber,oa:-
and Los Angeles. Fir District. one Sano.o Suiho
The counties of Santa Barbara and Sor
Luis Obispo, the second district, one Seno.aN van
The counties of Monterey and Santa Crv.'
the third district, one Senator W.
The county Of San Francisco, the fifth A..
trict. two senators '''
The county of Tuolumne, the seventh IL,
trict. one Senator.
/ he county of Sacramento, the ninth die
tricG, one Senator.
The counties Of Salano, Yolo and Napa, tbo
tenth district, ope senator.
The counties of Trinity, Klamath, Humbo,d,
and Niskiyou, the twelfth district, one SEM
he counties of Shasta and Colusi, the tb;r.
teenth district, one Senator.
he county of Butte, the fourteenth die,
trict; one senator
7 county of Yuba the ffteenth dist,io.
Two senator's
he county of Nevada, the sixteenth dis.
trlct one Senate
he county of Place, the seventeenth dis.
tilct. one senator.
he county of Ell Dorado, tn. eipbteer.b
district, three senator's.
The county of alaveras, the ninet.sr.h
district, two seators
The county of Sierra, the twentieth d;a
ret. one senator
NEW Err OF ASSEMBLY
San Diego county one member.
san FeFnaratna Ounty, one member
Los Angeles county. two members.
,ou hulS O+lspo county one member
Monterey county OHe nleaber
santa ruz county, one member.
Santa lara county, two member.
Alameda county one member.
san francesca coanty nine members
MaUp9sa county. two members.
Tulare county, one member
Iuolpmne county five members.
san Joaquin county, two members.
Lontra osta county, one member.
Sacramento county four members.
6oiano county enc member.
Nopa county one member.
4olo county, one member.
Sonoma and Mendocino counties sTn
membe
Marin county, one member.
Irlnlty county, one member
klamath ounty one member
humboldt county, one member
Slssklyou county, one member.
Shasta county one member.
Colus county one member.
Butte county. three members
iuba count five members.
Nevada county, five member
Sutter comfy one member.
rlacer county, tour members
I'll Dorado count, eight members.
talaYcras county five members
Sierra county, two members
iio Httonton of ounty Judges is directed
to the Sd section Of an Act entitled an Act
to regulate Elections, passed March 23d. 1880
from which 1T will be seen that all yacancjc,
which are ABOUT to occur in office by the ex.
piraton of the full term thereof shall be sup
Piled at the general election.
Given under my hand, and the Great Seal
OF the State of California, at Benecia, this
18th day Of July, A. d. 1853.
JOHN BlGLER, Governor
Attest j. w DENVER Secretary of State
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
Notice to constables and others.

would remind the constableS OF our couAty
that no sale is valid where notice OF such
sale is required by law and is not published
in the legal newspaper 1t would be we'll to
notice this matter, as all sales not published
according to law can be set aside by parties
interested. The Placer Herald is the legal
newspaper for this county
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

The DIsTRIcr CoURT has been in ses-
sion all the week, aud has transacted
much important business. Some interest
was manifested in the case of Mr.. Rice,
who was tried on charge of manslaugh-
ter. The jury returned verdict of "Not
Guilty." which seems TO have given
general satisfaction in the community.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

Hon. WIN. M. GwIN, has forwarded
to us Hickey's publication of the Censtl-
tuition of the United States, &C., &C., with
various other documents, for which we
tender our thanks.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
"Ralny, rainy shower

Friend Charles, of Adalns g. Co, has,
rs usua loaded our tab e with files
brought by "the last steamer" Among
them are several interesting pictorals,
which (the girls have got a'ready,) are
very interesting, and show grear artistic
skill in getting up. Thanks for various
favors besides.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

aW@ We find onr table again furnish
ed with Harper, Graham and Godey's
Magazines for July, by Mr.. Jackson, of
We Is, Fargo 4 Co. We are also under
obligations to him for Gleason's Pictorial,
changes, also for various country papers
and letters delivered during the week
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

SroLEN.-We refer our readers to the
advertisement in another column respect,
ing a stolen mare: A liberal reward VIII
abc given for any information concerning
her. and for the conviction OF tho thicf'
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

Woman was made of rib out of the
side of Adam; not made out of his head
to top him-not out of his feet, to be tram
pied upon by him-but out of his side, to
be equal with him; under his arm to be
protected; and near his hear, TO he loved.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

Mr.. EDrTnR:-Ef If PHILIP LYNCH,
Of the South Western part of Placer
county, viii allow his name to be present
ed to the Democratic County Convention
as candidate for representative, he " III
he supported by
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Auburn, July 23l, 1858.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
M1cHIGAN BLUE, July s, SO

Editor of The Placer Herald: Please
announce the name of E. B. Boust of
Yankee Jn's Il. a suitable candidate for
the Assemh y, subject to " nomination ny
the Democratic Convention ot Piaref
county to he held at Auburn, SOth July
INST. ,Nany voters Of the Dau'de'
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

The Union says, Sacramento, at the
present time, exhibits a spectacle OF m
iustry well calcu ated to remind one OF
the creation of the Iower of Babel, pre-
vous to the confusion Of tongues
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

CREDIT.-Our friends of the Dailu
Californian complain Of our want of
courtesy. Not intentional MIR. Mac. "The
devil shall haye his due" hereafter,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
AMEs r HALE NJ MILLS.
!. @. pyrRs N. Auou' "' Yankee Jim
Hale. RyersOn s. Mills,

A TTORNEYS and Counselors ut Law.
IA Auburn and Yankee Jim. Placer county,
Cal, will attend punctually to all business
entrusted to them. Office at Auburn, one
door above the Sheriffs office. NJ E. Mill S
Office 81 Yankee Jim, JyZ3my
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

The Wing Convention for Placer coun-
ty has been called by the Central Com
mittee for the 9th cay of August, at Au-
burn. The primary election of delegates
in the different precincts, is OH the 2nd
day of August.
Nevada CoUNTY.-From the amount of
quartz machinery that has passed through
our place within the last two weeks we
have come to the conclusion that the
quarlz of the neighboring county must
pay well or she has very energetic men
within her borders, and from what we
hear and have seen we are inclined to
think it is both.
we copy the roI owing Ite from the
Nevada journal of the 18th inst:
Many new buildings are progressing in
our city, and stores are opening. lhe
prosperity Of the city was never so great
as now.
We learn with pleasure that Mr..
Coons, the gentleman who was wayiald
and shot at near snow Tent by an asSaS-
sin, about thr 'e weeks since, Is nearly re-
covered, SD as to he able to walk about.
Water holds out remarkably we'll IN
the diggings in this region, and miners are
at work in spots that were dry la-t year.
We observe that Deer creek has been
foomed for about three quarters of mile
and the bed is being worked extensively.
Messrs. Ever s. Rolfe are putting up
on their lead on Deer Creek, the smaller
machine brought ont by Mr.. }. A Col
Inns, which drew the premium at the fair
in New York. They expect to have it
at work in a week or two. Their lead is
above the ordinary richness.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
Attentiol!l E4t8utL0A.. /.

A SPECIAL meeting Of the Auhnrn
ook and Ladder Company VIII re held
1T the Nerhanic's Hall on iuesriay Jnly
26th at o'c ock, P. NJ pnnctua at
tendance is reqque,ted.
1t E. J. BROOKS, Secretary
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
RAIN.-As we were taking ii ride in the
E. B, BoUsr.

RAIN.-As we were taking Il ride in the
country OH Sunday evening last, our eyes
were greeted with lovely sight-a sum-
mer sho wer in the mountains and rain
bow The rain reminded US of the school
boys coupiet.
"Ralny, rainy shower
Go away and come Tomorrow"
But few dr. ps fell and then the beau
tiful bow came out and spanned the arch
of Heaven, both ends apparently resting
upon the gaeat mountains looming up to-
wards the east like SO many waves of the
ocean. Beautiful scene that, and which is
not often seen in the summer time.
We were a'so visited with shower
early Thursday morning. California is
bound to he a seasonable country yet.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

- TOLEN.-From Lynch's Ranch, be-
~ low auburn, on the night of the l0th
OF July, a large DUNN MARE, with
black nane &,'d Tail, branded on the 'eft
shoulder with two links side by side
The said mare Is supposed to have been
stolen and driven in the direction OF
Michigan Bluff or Yankee Jim. Any per,
son giving information respecting SAID
animal, will be liberal y rewarded:
G.. &. NEW MAN,
stewart House, miles below Auburn
Ju y %, 1853 st.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
CHERIFF SAEE.--BY VIRTUE Of

~ HERIFF SAEE.--BY VIRTUE Of
Nan execution, to me directed issued out of
the district court Of the | tn judicial district
IN anu for Placer county State of altornia,
on n Judgment obtained on the 4th day of
June "A. d. 1858, in favor of NJ. S 'ayert
and against b. <rown. for the sum of three
thousand four hundred and ninty nine 95.lOO
dollars ($3 499 95) and twelve dollars cost Of
su t, have LEVIED upon and will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash before the
court house door in the town Of Auburn. Pla-
Ger coun y, on aturday, July 23rd, 1858,
oetWe the hours Of nike apd Ave O'Clock OF
that day, the following described property,
lying and slt"ate in tlacer county. op the
DIVIDE between the north and midd G forks Of
the american river, owit II OF e. Browns
right, title, interest and claim of, in and to
the houses and tract Of land known as Jaques
4 Backus' Rancho, and the steam saw mlls
situated at the Spring Garden House, or 50
mach thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
SAID execution and all costs now due and tl
become due.
s. G. ASTIN, Sheriff,
nae 3w. By r. B Boast, Deputy.
POS pom NEMEAT.
THE sale of the above described property
is he by postponed until July 3Oth at ock
s. c. ASTIN, Sheriff Placer Co.
July 20, So. 2w By L. B. Boust, Deputy.
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az LATEST NEWS.
WASHINGTON MISUNDERSTANDING
SSON, &c.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24,-President Fillmore
and General Pierce. p ied by the Sc
cretaries OF State, Navy.and Interior, and 9TH
ers, visited the Caloric Ship Ericsson, at Alex
andria, this morning. Among the heads OF the
Naval Bureaus present were Commodores
Morris. Shubrick. Smith and Sloat; Captains
Wilke., Ringgold, Maury, Sands and Powell
and several other officers ofthe Navy: Messrs.
Burroughs, Goodenow, and Penniman, of the
Naval Committee of the House; Hon. Messrs.
T. Butler King and r. G. Winthrop; Messrs.
o. Sargent, Blair, Stouehton, Richie. Thack.
eray, Washington Irving, and others were pres
ent by invitation Of he Secretary ofthe Navy.
The company embarked at the navy yard
of the steamer Vixen, at IL 1-2 o'clock, and
proceeded on the ship. where they We're re-
ceeiyed hy tie Commander. Capt. Lowber.-
They u.-s tioailted to Capt. Ericsson, who
cvpIaia,,I lac invention, partly by models and
partly 10y machinery, in its practical operations.
The principles upon which the vessel Is built
was considered as fully established, and the
Secretary fthe NAVY will Immediately advise
the building Of t4o Il, 'A-- 'aloric ships for
the U. S. navy, wita sciew propellers.
General Pierce dined with President Fill
more this evening.
Gen. Scott called on Gen. Pierce this morn.
ing. but the latter had gone to the caloric ship.
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Ohio Wig COnreattoa.

Columns, Feb. 13-The Ohio State Con-
vention assembled here to-day, ard nominated
the following candidates for State Offices: For
Governor, Nelson Barrere Lieut.. Governor,
J. J. Allen State Treasurer. II. B. anchman;
Secretary Of State, N. Ii. Van Vorhees At
torney General, w. H. Gibson Judge of Su-
preme Court, +. L. Bachus.
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LEX,NGToN a 81 Tnro"gn

" A L~kABNGEON a THROUGH
&1nlklkhsryaa1nA TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
- Our Hal PACKET Boats, by ScousVaH
md Lyacib"rg.-On and after the 10th, our Bonts wi.
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, at tho usnal
hour. & p. NJ, and arrive in Lynchburg IN ID hours, aud
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan Mt "a A. NJ, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at 60 ,. NJ
Lenye Lynchburg at 9 P. M, and arrive IN Richmond IN
- hours, in time to connect with the Norfolk bouts leav
ing at Sd A. NJ, and the Southern ind Northern Rnil
ltoad enrs leaving ut 7 a. 81.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with a daily line
of Stages at North River. Returning, Ieuye Lexington
every day. except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
ii hours.
Passengers for Farmville. fare 81; Buckingham G II,
fire 50 .25; Charlottesville. FIRE 81. and Staunton, fare
81, will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays Bonts.
Below see card of time of arrival at intermediate dis
tnnces !:
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
II D~ISPATCH
RICHMOND, Fe

RICHMOND, Feb. IS.
Housf.-The following bills passed. Extend
ing the time for The construction of the Abing
don and Pattonsville Turnpike.-Providin for
the construction of a Turnpike from Keesliogs
Bridge, in Wythe, to the Va. & Tennessee
misunderstanding the charter of the Har.
pers Ferry Savings Insritution.-To extend
the Jacksonville and Christiansville Turnpike
to the North Carolina line-To change the
location of the Beverly and Paramount road
and to increase the capital stock of the Morgan
town and Bridgeport Turnpike Company.
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Connecticut Wig State ConUention.

HARTFORD, Feb 2l-The Wing Conven-
ton to-day made the following nominations
for State officers For Governor, Hon. Hen
ry Dutton of New Haven; Lieut.. Governor
Thomas Fitch ; Secretary of State, Thomas
Robinson ; Treasurer, ID. w. Camp Comp
troller, Allen p. Stillman. The best feeling
prevailed, and the nominations are considered
strong.
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President Pierce's OMci0L Oronn.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. ga. w. Harvey, edi-
tor of the Democrat, of this city, leaves to-
morrow for Washington. 1t is reported that
he goes at the solicitation OF the majority % the
Democratic members of Congress to take
charge of the official organ ofGen. Pierce. The
Union is to be the organ.
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sp1LCARRIAGEs. ROCKA-qEfx,

Nm WAYS, BUGG Is, AEON A~-
fc.-The Subscriber respectfully informs hisfriends md
the public generally that hfs stock uf Carriages. Rocla
ways aud Buggy Is now large. aud he il adding colt dai
ly-all of his own manufacturing and warranled equal
TO any in the state, either for neatncs- or durability
horses.
Ills stock Of iron aklc wagons !. very larfe, several
very superior roa wagons, md four hnt-e wagons. md
a large lot oftwo horse md one horse waRoua.
Ai4o n large lot of Rail iRoad carts made, aud making
up MI sizes Of wagons, carts &c.
Feb. g--dsc6mif - JNO. II. BAILEY.
| 81 ire below the franklin Hotel.
Danyille Register publish one month (D md send
account 10 this Office.
Republican COPY q months. 90
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n priet0r.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sast-Bhnd and Boz Factory,
MiU and Machine Work.
Iron Iu1ning and FUting,

Iron Turning and Fitting,
B~lacksmthing Of all descriptions
These works having been fitted up Mt great expense
with steam power, and a large variety of machinery foI
working wood and iron, form the most complete estab.
lishment of the kind in the Southern States. and can
execute better work and at cheaper rites, than can be
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build supplied with
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed ,n'
glazed if required) Mculdings, Flooring dressed ano
Tongue and grooved, ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding Palings, and a variety Of otheI
materials required in building.
Contractor supplied with Dumpand Stone Cars, Der.
lick Gearing, Wheelbarrows,P Picks and Bars, and Other
Tools required upon Publ. Works.
Constantly on hnnd Pto lor sale, ON reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked OF
nnworked. Saving and Planning done TO order. Bill.
Of Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts A. NETTl ETfN -
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Virginia u Tenncssee Railroad
II - sEaE7Es

IL @azzzsE
ON AND AFTER Monday 18th January, 1853,
- the Mail aad regular Passenger Train Will Leave
Lynchburg luils. sundays excepted. at J o'clock, \ NJ,
and arrive nj Salem At lot o'clock. a NJ. llctn ling
will leave Salem At y o'clock. L NJ, md arri,e in
Lynchburg nt53 o'clock L N-stopping. gpinf aud r. tnr
ming, nj the folo~ig places only, Forest Depot. Gnoie's,
Libe.ty, Oak Mulgn, Bufurd's, Bonsaek's, Biz Lirk, and
Salem. There will he a Freight Train leaving Salem
daily, SUNDAYS excepted, At 81 o'clock, A NJ, and one
leaving L~ynehburg at | 4 o'clock. + NJ. To each to pass-
euger car will be attached. These trims will stop ior
freights aud passengers Mt Halsey's, Clay's, Forest De-
pot, Goodes. Lowry's, Liberty, Oak M"lga, Bufords,
Bons1ck's. Gish's Mill. Big Lick and Salcm.
Slaves travelling by themselves ON either train must
he furnished with two passes. 81 that one can be rotain-
ed in the nthce. and it must be expressly stated ON the
pass, that they are permitted to 20 On the ears. Free
negroes must obtain tickets before starting, of the tic sei
agent, to whom they must produce satisfactory evidence
ot their freedom.
THOS SHARP.
Snp't Transp't,
inn 90 ,Itct4 Nu 4 Tenn X Il.
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Col. Jefferson DaUis an tile Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, Feb, "a. p. M.-Col Jeffer
son Davis left Mississippi on the 18th instant,
and is expected here to morrow. He wllldoubt.
less go into the Cabinet; so will Marcy, Cush.
ing, Guthrie, Campbell, Dobbin, and McClel-
land. X.