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g prupeIss Alps to day toe 600 900 in gold bars gua
" Ssdpesdsy steamer wiz have probably 100000. 70
about million OF collars has been returned foie tie
VI Of he lats CALI nia arrivals since Friday but mo- ~
ia, 10 sppsar IN the present Bank Statement
ire Bsnk stsssment annexed exbbeb more fav1rc-
tbrssk nan was generally anticipated Street rasaor
dufk the day gave the dec,ease in loans at moa aad
kxf and In specie q. sslf million The figures how
show the contraction Of loans only ssSoooo while
" peeie end deposits Unexpectedly show an increasethe
sorer Of 100000 and the hitter Of ts5oooo This sta'e
az sss shows that much Of the tghtness Of the money
n.ssa LIST week was artificial About onehaf OF the
~ ~ contraction has been by the Bank Of Commerce Inc
fgs1es sres
TAnLx Of LDans Specie Crcuaos asd DSost
~ az psss Of City Of Se1 York y ne vtess ea5n2 Sa
a. Morh H. 1854 Saturday March IL, 1884 To rhirh
r<sizsdAs CAPITAL u each Bank at ne litter dates
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SAVINGS N.

X fMONAL-THE MARINERS SAVINGS m
- 10y hAye THIS dag removed ronl the corner of Ps.L
~ oseifq &c 5a.v Garner OF 9ht ppoe the an
.osp n .eoe The SLee vii 70 ope. every dsy from 10 A.
cove eebos aaAe payments s.d S.eed % otter
'ssPFn wsynIs teaE 's%' y '''''''
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Disasters, &c.

big SEwYoRK PACKET for Antwerp vhi.h pu.
into Boson lsh ut In distress sold
-
BARK rrA which en Boston Friday for Ponce R.
ehorte In Georges 10 Ros6s OF
dragged both aneko 0eorses the hs
sssns stern beat she got Of BY John TAYLOR
dsHsse and proceeded to aboct 5
BAG EhiLiSE Waffs from New-Orlears New-York re-
tusred 18th ~ DIMES no particular sven
scHa FRsENAS OF weIheet frum Boston for yirxu ann
Iosd lspSsf went sshore the morning Of the
vifh1rt nuch cSnsse
scEx JSo FAaoS Of and from for Dsen Ga went
s6cs pear Doboy nshf Ih inst the captain up
sLooi Aersr HorE from for NewYork With shovels
strei on rock In Taunton River 5<h inst filed
ton for repairs. "
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Simeon Drapers regular sale Of Stocks wiz take place
tbe Merchants E,eb.Nnge to MORROW a; l2, O'Clock.
We are informed tA Mr. Charles Spar Of ths firm Of
Ava Spear Son. RESUME hiseat a, the Board Of Brokers
to-day.
There proposition to con new doscr p'ion OF cent
II Is to be of white mstsi sst ling silver in appearance
With rpusd and slightly raised sge !. is about eight
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Total sls7 s55 GO 5s2 1885 81
The eleven Banks with Iueorposted
Al the others Banking Associations formed the general
law OF the State.
The aggregate IMPORTS of last week. although large
about si3ooooO less than for the week of last year
The aggregate OF he year thus far shows decrease Of
two and half uili comps-ed with the period
Of last year The aggregate Exports of the first eleven
weeks of tAe year sl57oOoOo agains, 100000 last
year during tho samet time.
The receipts of The Harlem Rakoad in JanusIy were
S97750 against about $4,000 in January, 1853 The in
would greater but for the interruption of
travel by the stucon OF Of the bridges the road
ard by the paus1aly heavy Slows
The receipts x the Little Miam Raiks ad for the week
erdius March So ~
sot9 u
SAV<' u
Tie receipts Of tbs Southern ichgan aud Northern In
diana Road during tie second of March about
ESQ OCO.
The Indianapolis ana Cincinnati Railroad Co. extending
from Lawrepoeburg tie Ohio Ryes TO Indian Is was
opened in November last The following is statemen of
the npgs sinos that tins;
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81 The majority of this Stock Is now VIC think owned in
Ihnadephia
The Exchange msrke, Is rot ~ .,,-,v Of
Ills Is considerable Scrip sasl Francs el DO;
In Freight, toe MAZE i, without change 10 hv.P''
He engaging as ART 900 bus Grain al 2i n sppsr'
begs and lo,d in bulk eco IBIS -Four 49, 800 Sao'
C.top Id eco or 400 PKG Lad, &c, isi6S4'l By ihe
Asa eco bbs Lard and $50 b1s Bacon, Co. 10 L'ndon
GOO hi. Flour 80; 300 bIs Bacon, 5o To Hsrs the
n,,te, /. dull From Cub. TO Coyes aud nirket the
T. n,ap.Ir, N ct 81 1915 { 'dtz S>ayo
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flrluuSiGi.
GREAT HEssIAN

GREAT HESSIAN STATE LOAN of So,l25,OoO,
" 10 be RTIMBU RSED with SO $50 SO k2iVo 200 .enes
This o.n by the Government aud contracted tas
eminent Esukur HoUse OF Mesrs A Won ROrtisC dtlo
SONS IN Franl Maine The follow capital lt ~
obtained, viz "a - ooo ,,u.-.
% Al - tco dollars g. OF 2c'O dollars,
a Of So GO dollars, ~ OF ~ dollars.
SO OF 81 COO Solsr lSJ Of 1850 dollars.
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Arrived.

ser Autumn wininston N c ds stores
10
schr wsse Briss, Wilmington N C, Ads with naval Ores
q
schr. Sophia Ann Smith, Delaware 26s. with corn.
Schr. Blossom. -. Delaware, 2 ds With
sebr Jeseh O. Coyer Chapn Philadelphia ds, bound
HsItford
SAILED St.srnhips O. McGovan, for Asyinws: Star
ofihe Wet. Tinkepsush san Jusu. Mic
WIND During TIE day, y n w and fresh
No inward bound yeIsels t from the Hghsnis
Missing vrssrLsclrperhiP Warner sailed hence Dec 49,
for DuIik h stn and has sinee bier heard from
The WIner owned b. Capt Merritt ut 10 ISL and vas o.
unusus strength for the merchant sEce been consr1cted
of~er she full clipper and has made some The
cuict $4,000 % 80
III h here about foo su.snes in this city The + o
rs is ls Of her Cfcers ana Luther Ripley Jr mater
JtI1es Quiz Let Jhn 4 Dewar, "a DO Frederick Graham
Charles Ma a. John Smith Algin Wilson Tbs J0hns,9 John
Murray Joha Coer ard John Capt
Ripley ard promising ssip-msI,e
he friends those who hirl weil
By brig Charlotte Tyr.l hch sailed ron Sev YORK abou. Dec
Ar nEsl with coal Las size been heard
lFrcn Der COfresron den:
pHILADELPHiA-ir s = Ma-ch - sc1r Eglra.r : Aru
Lar sfss New
Ct,zos-BHk wyando',e Bryant New.orls,ns brig, Aur,
(scD FeIee.e Ieghorn IT, Kennedy Coisr Car5en.s sa
ps ITstG~si hzvela. schTs R1srg Weaver Pfos9.ncs
tdN Surc Baker BOsi01; Evergreen Blv-1 New Bedflrd
Mem. wsia. Sil.msa PsTr A1nbucc B. Wales Le Trini1,i
eeCpts, (te4HsLip SHARK. Miller New YORK.
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NEw-YoRK DAILY tribune, TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1854.

a. tcrnr,nt ,ssrst them now a too "a; rS' ~ D ~ NJ
\. n c. r. usr rt as ssch and p.ft I.c 70 , -
.:, Is The peis worth g. They sold lost week
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sTEAHERs MONTH HASCr.
NewYork March p. pool
New York March Is. For
CITY From Ne March o.. For HAy O.
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In January the river closed by ice. About the LIST
April understand the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
viii be completed from Cincinnati to Lswenceburg giving
o direct railroad connection between indianapolis and
Cincinnati
The receipts OF the Louisville and Frankfort Railroad
Company for February els l7O 2j against 1924 u
ia the corresponding month last year Increase 81 asS IL
Tie following sales Of Stocks and Bonds wers made at
L. A
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OIyici o. MExc.x BOUNDARY suRvEY, March Is la5A
fk he latitude Of the mouth Of the Rio Grsnds
r,~h non o.servsfioss on i3s palm Of 25 81 n
oS sce determined under direction BY
Fer and Clark BY orvsrs asd noon cqinina nr
ssAih running through four hpsiiors IL
:. West Of Gree nsch 81 28m 30s IS
ssane OF The nsTs have this position CORRECTLY
ehfu may have many miles out Of the sgbjec uf
interest navissors recommend that defs
rt-sfion be published
am, yery respectfully, your obt ssrvt, w H. EMORY
lie hen Robert AeClellsnd Secretary Of the Interior
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.rs.ssss TO ..RrvE gaoM susop.

i1slse sailed fien LhtYoo lof New York;. March
Sailed from Hayre Co Mach IS
Sailed from Liverpool for Boston ....Nsch IS
Sails Liverpool for New March y
Europa Sails from Liverpool for New York IS
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MINIATURE ALu.sac... rms

SUS Rises...... - se......... ID @oon.......I
wATER
ssniY Ecok....ll g Gov. Island ,.0 so Hell 1ste
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(FrCn Der COfrsspon den:
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph. eia
BOSTON, March % brig Condor Galveston schrs Chses
B3vd ssinSs' Charles Henry, Philsdelphs; Abbot Law
reree, New York
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Zach - laf- &c, buh Milford stsndns
hsseh sh Iortus sehr Poeahensa from Apschicoa FIR
sssh r. ? = -. n ~ hrs a1.svs. J.s-u 4u. Pm,
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oFFIeE % THE NEW YORK AND ERE RArLRoAD Co n
..-x NEW DIRK. March IA 1884
A a MEETING Of the Directors of this Companx
held this day Mr. Mr. LsON ROBINSON rendered HE rsyns-
top OF me ONCE OF Treasurer Of Of
RS b.aD and hs Esnaton having been accepted DANIEL
Dh" Vas unanimously elected Treasurer the pscs OF Mr.
hoolLson. NATHANIEL MASH Sec'ry.
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OFFICE PITTsEU2GH CossELsyILLEl
o RAILROAD CoNPAsY. }
ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.-seaIe Pro

RAILROAD LOAN-The Lake Ontario Auburn
srd New fork Railroad Company hereby announce
1iien 70 offer 10 The NssYoss market from time
evss shall be wanted sOc eco Of BIZ
their read appur snd Interest
bic entssnGaI dated Auburn March H. 1884
B. r. HALL
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NOTlCE.--The annual meeting of the StOckholderi
~ Of The mIDDLETOWN SILVER AND LEAD MINING All
MANUFACTURING COMPANY for the election of Tstess &C.
will be hsd their office No Nassau the CITY OF Ne York
on MONDAY April 8 1854, at O'Clock r. NJ
DWIGHT JOHNSON. Secretary
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1a TO the Of Cedar and NGsshusis
The following the Board Of Directors
J. w. Rnmsey james Dayia
p w EGGS. NJ " Bradley,
Robert Smith, James y Bfoxp
J. Newhouse, J. r.
Homer hamscel, james ~. an
Daniel Drew, Rogsrs
Geo \" Kerr, Denois Harris,
W. Keeler.
81. NJ BRADLEY. Cashier. ] w RUusry p-.a,.rx
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ply SIMEON DRAPER, Office No As Pine corner
~ Of Wlianst, TUESDAY March q, Ili o'clock the
NJ rchan Exchangs:
$50 First Mortgage per Of the
Peru AID Indian Railroad Company coupons and
July In New. York 800 each
~ shs.s Ernciss Metallic Life-B Company so
q shares Bsnk OF tn UIion $40 each
IS shares Farmers and Citizens Back Of Wanbursh SO each
sia o. rental Rank
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The smallest ia as
Tie next drawing will take place in JUNE, 1855.

The smallest ia t5b
The next drawing will take place in JUNE, 1854
The price Of the shares IS As follows:
Share for & sterling 81 SHARES tor KY stsfns'
Shares s5steIling - ) ares tor I ~ stefins'
r. sterling ~ chArts Tor to' seftng'
Rcmtisnces be msde in American notes of - OF 81 bsnk
notes hin. or Europe Each stakeholder will receieth
prspoc with full PARTICULARS and al the craving the M Of
he which l sso be published 10 the eatns
journals The tiyidu will be Psi IN cash at Fsnkoonfae'
Main. dou. NCw-IoIk. ciy in the world
Ami re Msssrs 4 SCHWA RLCutbD SONS,
Bsnteis Maine Germany their house Me.srs
A ARZCWIlD & Co No baFdst, Llutou. keTss-
suces lsfe will be returned - he sender or no
above oisfutiOu VIII be for @arded
Bne business England and Europe transacted Also all ore
des for me rchendis Sc carefully attended TO-
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tLEYELAND IOttDl
New York 18Th March 1884 !
nIyIDEND.-A semi-annual Dividend OF FIVE
PER CENT 90 the capital of this Company has this
office OF the Company
and sne The Ap Cercaes OF stock IN either Of tho
late panes guctOn Toledo NOresk and Clegesnd wu
certificates OF ths Company before div.
idend paid -, Il, ~
April By order o the Board Of Directors
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25
an individuals previous occupation, tt
all pursuits and cuttings.


an individuals previous occupation, to
all pursuits and cullings.
And what an illustration is presented
when the first tide of emigration began
to pour its mighty columns Of living
masses towards this land; fleets of vessels
Of every grade and size from the small
est schooner to the magnificent clipper,
from the tinny river steamer, no more
than bubble on the ocean, to the nigh
ty steamer Lcviathan. Thousands
through the Istbmus, and while disease
and pestilencc from its torrid sun and
miasmatic marshes and stangnant pools
thincd their ranks, the cry was still they
come. Thousands pressed their way
over the mountains Of Mexico, tramp
ling over the fresh graves of those who
had fallen upon its battle grounds, yet
marked with evidences of the carnage
and bloody strife. Tens of thousands
crowded the plains, many to die Of dis
case, of fatigue and starvation, and ma
ny reaching the land of gold but to find
speedily grave, but yet the cry was
still they come, and still that mighty
column continues to press its way to
Pacific's shore to FIJI the destiny of
American energy among the nations Of
the Eastern world.
But it was when the massive columns
Of emigration disgorged themselves from
shipping and from steamer, from pesti-
lent Isthmus and from sunny Mexico,
from mountain and from barren plain
began the strife of busy industry to lay
the structure Of great State, of mag
ni6ccnt cities and harbors filled with the
white fleets of Commerce, and to dis
gorge the wealth that lay hidden in the
mountains bosom, that our subject was
most fully illustrated. The miner you
behold at his eager toll, delvirg with
pick and shovel, beneath a scorching sun
and pausing not to wipe the dropping
perspiration from his brow, is he who
wore the ermine of justice in distant
land, and was honored as Judge of our
judicial laws, while by his side tolls the
former Governor of Western State,
and he who so patiently tolls all the day
to his chin in the cold water of melt
ing snow,, to force from that swollen
stream its treasure, is he who command
ed his regiment in many a hard fought
field; he who cheerfully submits to the
necessity without a house or shelter, of
preparing bis own humble repast from
still more humble materials one who
enjoyed every care and attention and
luxury in his Eastern home, and his
hands once shielded by a protection of
delicate kid from the suns mild rays,
are now bronzed and hard, and bony with
hard toll; but no complaints are heard,
and all labor chcerfully on, in whatever
capacity they may be employed; the
former student of law, driving his stub
born OK team, the physician plying his
rocker with busy industry, and all the
representatives of every grade and de-
gree of occupation, professional or 9TH
crwise, joining in common effort to
accomplish what has been done in our
Eureka State, to this day, and what lies
before us in prospective greatness, speak
ing, trumpet-tongued to all who behold,
the versatility of energy in American
character.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25

We give place to the following COM
munication, after making a few erasu-
res and alterations, from desire to give
every side chance to be heard before
the public; but must, at the same time
assure them, that if they wish to come
before the public, in our columns, lit
tie more courtesy must be observed, in
future, that we may not be compelled
to amend, OF discard their writings en-
tirely.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25

THEATER.-A performance will come
off at the theater, on this Saturday ev-
ening, under the management of MIR. C
s Rouse, who, on the occasion of the last
performance in the theater, at this
place, although surrounded by most
disagreeable circumstances, proved him
self to be an actor Of considerable merit.
MIR. B. S. Mortimer, late of the Mokel-
umne Hill and Stockton theaters, is a
young actor of much promise, and has
been highly complimented by the Stock
ton press. Mr.. Bennett, comedian, and
the " favorite y Mile Caroline, are also
announced to appear, together with a
well known gentleman of Columbia, un-
der the assumed title of Major Jack
Downing" A rare treat is expected.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25
" NOBODY BUT A PRINTER. y

Such was the sneering remark of a
person within our hearing, while refer
ring to the profession We follow with
pride. g Nobody but printer" in
sooth 4! 1t makes our blood run ram
pant through our veins, to hear such
expressions fall from the lips of those
nursed on republican soil. " Nobody
but printer anyhow" Who was Ben
jamin Franklin "Nobody but prin-
ter" Who was William Caxton, one
Of the fathers of literature " Nobody
but printer" Who was Earl STAN
hope /? !" Nobody but printer.n Who
was Samuel Woodwork " Nobody
but printer" Who was Governor
Bigler, of Pennsylvania? " Nobody
but a printer" George P. Morris
James Harper, Thurlow Weed, Horace
Greeley, Robert Sears, and Senators
Dix, Cameron and Niles: Nobody
but printers" Who is Governor O
our own California : why, John Big
ler,-f nobody but a printer" Who
stands forth as the bright particular
star in the Senate Chamber, at Sacra
mento the young and brilliant Cof
froth-" nobody but a printer" Who
erected those marble palaces which a.
dorm our metropolis Of the Pacific >
Sam. Brannan-" nobody but a prin.
ter" Who was the lamented Gilbert
whom the people of California sent t.
Washington, as their FIRST representa-
tive? " Nobody but a printer" On,
thing is evideut, every one that choose.
can't be printer. Brains are necessa
ry.-Era.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25


CHINESE Row.-We learn from a
gentleman just arrived in this city from
Greenwood Valley, that day before yes
terday row occurred at the above mani
ed place between two parties of Chinese,
representing the two factions of China
Insurgents and Impe,ialists. They had
regular pitched battle for nearly one
day, using as weapons, picks, shovels,
clubs, stones, &c. Several of them
were severely wounded. They would
have used knives and pistols, but the
Americans intcrfcrcd; but permitted
them to fight as long as they pleased,
provided none were killed Upwards
OF 800 persons were engaged in the af-
tray.-Dcm. State Journal.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25

Our WAR DEBT.-The Sacramento
Journal learns from private letters re-
ceived from members of our deleagtion
in Congress, that there is a good pros
pect Of Congress assuming this entire
debt as soon as the proper vouchers
therefor can be laid before the Commit
tee on Military Affairs, of both or either
house. These have already been for
warded, and must be in their hands at
this time, so that we may expect to hear
In few weeks, that the nation has at last,
though long delayed, performed this act
of justice to California.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25

CoNuNDRUM.-One of the young la
dies who visited the u s. ship Ports
mouth, the other day, who was not sup
posed to have the slightest knowledge of
nautical parlance, asked Capt. Dornin,
why the aftermost sail of his ship was
like tyranical mother. The gallant
Captain scratched his head over it for
while and then ''guv it up" "Because
its spanker," modesty lisped the fair
young creature, amid the applause of the
epauletted sons Of Neptune.-San Di-
ego Herald.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25

RATES OF PAssAGE.-The AHa saws
the rates Of passage as fixed by the two
lines for the steamers that left on the
10th were, on the Golden Gate, for
Panama, through tickets, upper deck
staterooms 5000; main cabin $3.50; Sc
cond cabin $l25; stearage s45.
In the Cortez, for San Juan del Sud:
tickets, deck staterooms
1925; saloon rooms 5000; second cab
in $l75; upper steeragc, with second
cabin on the other side slOO; steerage
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25

MAN SHoT.-A difficulty occurred
in the Union Hotel San Francisco, about
3 o'clock on the morning of the 10th,
between two persons named Thomas
Burke and James Smith, from Sonora,
which resulted in the former being twice
severely shot by the latter, one bali en-
tering one of his legs, and the other his
neck. 1t appears that previous to the
quarrel they were good friends, and had
come downfrom the mountains together.
Dnring the quarrel Smith remarked
that they were all down upon him. and
drew his pistol and fired. Burke is
said to be mortally wounded. Smith
was arrested by officers Wardwell and
Fallon, who found him at the Crescent
City Hotel. Burke has since died.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25

U W. R. Moseley, Esq, Mcsscn-
ger of the entcrprising Express Of Wells,
Fargo & Co., will please accept our
thanks for stamer papers.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25

u By invitation of Messrs Carpin-
ter & O'Hara, proprietors of the "Jen-
ny Lind,' we partook Of a splendid din
ner, at their Saloon, on Sunday last
The I" Jenny Lind" Saloon is fitted up
in fine style, and is one of the neatest
and most popular Restaurants in Co.
lumbia.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25

% Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express,
has placed us under obligations for the
delivery of most of our exchanges and
correspondence during the week, and for
State papers by the California.
Columbia gazette., 1854-03-25

~ We understand that the SEN
of Peter Nicholas for the murder of
Capt Parrot, has been committed, by
the Governor, to seven years imprison
ment in the penitentiary.