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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-28

WANTED TO uaRE.-rhe subscriber.
w wish to hire for their work the Va. K Tenn.
,.,lroad in the Mountain region of Va. number OF
strong and boys for which liberal hire will be paid.
They have had long experience ia the management . {
negroes, and themselves large owners. Hired
win receive the same reatms"' in
that they give their One oil ~
Lynchburg, any time till the 10Th of January tho
Washington Hotel. at McCorke Simpson & NEE,
at Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy anil
boys. dec 25 daets1 SCOTT Il ADAMS.
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EniLnre at Boston.

BosToN July 25.-A large shoe firm on Pearl
street, forced to suspend payment day
Their liabilities are stated at S30O,000,and their
assets are much larger. 1t is believed they will
resume in few DAYS.
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From my knpw.fdle mud oY.ei yution hive no hr--
loloa snying thu the water ol th Allegheny Springs
is clnu Il moi superior my 10 many
particularly remarkable IN cnscs OF DyApcrsiu Drrhnge
mcnt OF Liver my def,ngrnsnt whatever of ers.
live organs; nad believe water has higher chin
upun public confidence. JACOB KENT.
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OUTRAGE AND MURDER AT LAUREL. DEL, BY
A NEeRo.-On Thursday evening William
Collins, in company with two others, was in the
act Of. securing a negro, in Little Greek Hundred
near the towk of Laurel, to deliver him to his
master residing in the State, he was knocked
down with pestle and stabbed with bowie
knife, causing instant death. Having also infllc-
ted wounds on the other two men, the negro eff
footed his escape. 1t is thought the people, who
arc out in large numbers, will lynch him if taken
It is said that the daughter of one of the citizens
nenr laurel in enciente by this follow.
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TIlIRD DISpATCH.

BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK MARKETS.
Grain and Flour Markets frmer, and unchang-
ed-FHrther from the Richmond Fire
BALTIMORE July 27th.-City Mills Flour is
held at So Howard street. 80 80 White Corn,
73 10 Is cents; Mixed ~ to ~.
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There is some talk of duel between Daniel f.
Sicles American Secretary of Legation at Lon
dom and John Van Buren,, ON the arrival of the
latter in England.
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Decline in Flour. Wheat Corn and Cotton
MoaG flGn1IAG oXrnE DANUBE.
SPANISH RESURRECTION.

NEw'foRK, July 27.-The Africa has arrived.
flour declined during the week 2s Wheat de-
eiined from to 3D.. Corn is active, al lower rntes
Baltimore brands of flour is Quoted NJ all =,
35s. Corn 36s.
Cotton Is dull and has declined l-s to I.l6.
There has been more fighting on the Danube.
Other affairs are unchanged.
The Spanish Insurgents maintain themselves
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AUCTION SALES.
ny WIN. H. EfOsBY. Auctioneer.

On Setnday morniI g the ~ ID met. viii be ssd on
Market steel. Ion OF noc .eholi Furniture embrace,
tia. n<n i sarets hslnnsing to an sslnie
Carriages and Harness BIZ nai4d 10 th,
ab Ne, go,d second hunt Carriages and , arn,.ss
first rate oref.
Also Several articles OF new furniture. viz: Sofas.
Bea,isteads Nashsiands. Rocking Chairs. Mahosai,
Cabinri &c, 81, Sc.
iy2s2l @ RICHARD PHELpG Anr1,r
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WE Cnttnn Crnn.

CHARLESTON, July 23d.-TeIegraph advices
from Alabama and Louisiana represent the grow
ing crop of cotton as looking exceedingly well,
an early and full yield is anticipated.
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NEw YORK, July 81.

NEw YORK, July 81.
Flour Is firm. The Steamers news has no
effect on the market. Southern $500 TO 50.
Wheat firm and unchanged
Corn firm-Southern 75 to 81 cts.
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RICHMOND. ,Iulv %

RICHMOND, July %.
The Factory owned by Mrs. p Robinson oe-
cupied by G. W. Gillian, six stories high, is en-
trely destroyed by fire. 1t is fully ensured.
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Cholern ON Lake Erie.

BUFFALO, July 24.-The steamer Mississippi
from Landiss Ky. had three fatal cases of chole
IA on board on the down trip yesterday. This city
is healthy.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Destructive Fire in Richmond!
GILLIAMS LARGE TOBACCO FACTORY
BURNTIf

RICHMOND, July 9th, . O'Clock, p. M.-Gil-
liam's large Tobacco Factory formerly p. Rob
inson's) is oil in flames. There is noohanee
to save it. The loss will be immense.
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,r,;pal O. the steamer fsdbel-Later from
Hnrnnn.

c,,o,psroS, July 25.--The steamer Isabel,
.,a UhN Robbins, arrived to-day. She left Havana
tso morning of the 22d, and Key West on the
sa oo sunday evening p Meyer, a passenger,fell
overheard and was drowned.
The Isabel brings no political news from Ha-
' The ravuges of the voinito were drPodtul.-
ant Of seventy two passengers arrived in the last
spanioh mail steamer. sea, scarcely three weeks
since. but twelve are living
IA, a mild form of cholera has appeared at sagud
La Grande.
The spanish war steamers Isabella Segunda,
.,d the iTlloa, left Havana on the enening of the
10Th, the former having coas'ing schooner in
tow, repo ted on an expedition to catch slavers,
hnt n correspondent has aseertained that her des-
tination was Porto Rico.
The remains of Admiral Dequesne were ship
ped privately on the 18th inst, on board the
French merchant ship Clmentin for France
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Great Bargains l., Drg Goods!

'N ,i"',crh'r, NJ sizing 10 le,luct he ,Inrk as low
- - rss'td", tess tiah Il hi, tf"iu- and
""f g. ~" arg" nni "a hi,tr ns>,r.nrnt nf Staple
- y by hcois, which VIII ~ q red very cheap
",l ~o'H gard t. co>l. uniii the I4h al August NJ
~ une tic ic4.aindci viii oe offered at suction
F - ais JOHN 7. DAVIS
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TAKE NOTICE
ID O n OF HIN G. s I"

EOHN w. SMITH having been by common cognseni +,
~ President Of the"Do Nothmg Socitfy' 10. The past
ght months. takes plra.nre ia announcing ohis friends
and the public generally thntb arrangement mad
with Nessrs. w. w. Lellwicl g. Bro, of the Washing
TON Hoase, h has inken cbage Of The BAR where he
wi be pleased tn them and b, the aid of their pnt
ronnge lie hopes to be able Do Something" ptofto-
bic himself and pleasant them assuring them that
Tho Bar shnl always be Supplied with the best Liquors
Cigus aud Tobacco that country affords and served
in style cqsnl TO any is 20-d&rts
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
CHANGE OF HOURS.


ON asd after " ednesday. tho 18th Jnue. the Pas
~ senger Trains this road will follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond daily, at....-..----.64 A.. M
:. Pete Nurg " /" -.6 r.. n.
MAIL TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond daily, at.----.-------.3 n.
Fare for white persons 81 IS; Children thrce,an nd
twelve years Of age, IS Colored
in servants car IS cents.
Servants will be pei mitied in first class except
when ia attend 4nee infant children, sick persons.
in which the pr, for white persons will
be charged =
discount Of 10 cents will be made each fare
when tickets procured at the office, and TO passen-
gers getting the " here tickets sold
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
g. A. NJ, for Port Wathul. where il connects With
he Steamboat Augusta. f1r Norfolk PorTsnodth, and
intermediate places
tnre to Norfolk or Portsmouth -------------$ 81 90
Meals, ench.-- u oU
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two passes, that be retained at the
office, and be expressly stated the pass that
they permitted in go the Cars.
N B-The Trains viii run by Rchmoni fine.
THOS, DODAMEAD, Supf.
0ARcs r. Il z. X. 4 Gu, June l4th. l45f
iulv ID
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.EyO TIE PEOPLE OF Lymchbmrg.

rsNO THE PEOPLE OF Lynchburg.-
a ADAMS Il cos Expresses ofel DIHs Certain
aud Cheap facilities for obtninng goods Of all dPscrp
li,ns from all parts Of the United States.
We huye occurred Specin Express frivcleces the
swift and Steamers jamestown and Roanoke ,aving
NewYnrk Wednesday, and saturday, arriving in Rir-
mond Friday and Monday of each week. Iy tlfs lire
we are prepared 10 lorwerd goods of all descriptions
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond Dali.
per Edmund aud Duvcnpor's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage.
Our inland express per Great u. s Mail Lie. CT -
nes heretofore, to arrive n Richmond 7iriee d.,
The welknown character Of house Tor resp, ..i.
hty md attention the interests of cur customers
in suyng thut shippers will find il thoiI
interest to order their Goods through "hfams g. Co.
Eapress." ADAMS & CO.
per HIM. n. Mosby, Agent.
jy2G.ifdts Lynchbwg, Va.
N, B.-Goods disp fe, to all points where y Inv.
a0p
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@ RICHARD pHELp6. Auc,'r


On Saturday IN 'rning. the BOTH inst. | viii sell on
Mt,kn ST., or fnc Young Mitch Cows, with w, ne
Calves. c. RICHARD fHELPS,
~
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$4,000.
SelE-Delegce the First Law Of Nature.

~ Oh la III speech wnut oi lnnneypr TIM ! am
v bout iochhhEs the nnture oil my business, but in
conspque zee OF circunslnnc by which am suuHua al
acd nm induced 10 oaar the ptbl.r 5he Whole Of
valuable stock ii anry and staple Diy Goods I Cut
for Cash; and II my customers aud country friends will
cu>c To- favor with cu they viii fed my assurt.
ment as full an .mplee was Al the fret oi the
season. JOHN ABRAIIAMS
inn LIZ is--,--Gnhl,
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WATERING PLACES.
ALLEGHENY Springs.

Wis Watering Place siiuattsi IN IN. cotttv II
n Montgomery, "a. Il miles tom tho W. a. Tenn
haileoa -oue 81 iaiic wrst NJ thu civ f Lynebn,e
ahd within 10 m les Il the beautiful village I'll ch,js
nansherg' imnie'liasiy tie tanks ut The Ruanek.
hiNer' hnd Is sR'eliueii ~ the most beantiiu na1
lively seetery IA The Union. II he nlprov. moft.
arr all new hasias hrea cnelei Within the last -
mon-' ahd ans Il tiis eoni1 ta5lp flataeter=.
hc winter l. known VI 4, limited extent hot h
ern sufficiently tested Ia justify the Proprietor. in sat
ing to thu public their h,ie. invi,ion that the n.e .,
! vii entirely fe " uud refn,amn, cure M, - :, At
hieted with Nerfoasor GnfaaeoHs ilawase. y.prl.t, q,
my di~caSe ofignafitR ffbm a isurds, siate Of tle
i mhnh or liver We might sny much NJ IN hc efficacy
Il tbs water hut Wishing be accused 81 attempt
hr 10 pun into htcr hiVe ihaurh II best 20 ANNEX
a lew certificates fom ren lem"n uf the very hi,hest
character Who hnve hal IT, en.,d eiets riner demon
STATED IN THEN haee Witnessed 1 In ths,
OF others, This place ri EASY ACCESS "a per.ons
can eone within 81 miles on the rs Of the Va \ Tenn
hairnn' where they will meihy fret lass g, aeh
h cehNey them to the Snriues the pnp, etors having
nude arrangements with MIR T. Wills. n p lite aud
accomnodntin ggehilcmsn com eel his cneoh with
ehchtno lie will bnve safe aud accommodating Dir >
yrs We viii be ready receive visitors hy the LAT
day Of June. Room, dsnolen for, reserved
HOLT GoLHoUN n co.
-Porso .srnding lor water nilrr the Isl day af
june will ho changed fof II.
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TWODAILYJ,TNES
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

E'hoM Lynciibug the SWEET Rcd Sweet and
Il "hlie sulphur >pline<, by the fill lwng schedule
Via Va x Tenn. r. R. and Farsh & Cos. Nrage Line:
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Cnnl.rlANsnnna. Mny oh. lshl.

tHhisTlANShuNa, May 70 40
Win pleasure do hnirhy tru 'estimhny tnthr .unn.
live property al tie water Of the Aileelnny Spr ps-
In the sunnes Of 1910 NV herlh 6,iled, from nyspep.
sin OF Indigestion which IN desnite of the prescription
OF The bel physician, in III lani. grew wursc In lsal
visited the dmyaon sulphur Springs but hnut my
Ia nett. het Pull ! was uiv sed To abandon for
lnr, my rroe.ien aud rdve'; which did for nenfly
year consulting the best iysicnns | could meet win
In lsi visited the Saratoga aud Nhairuu Springa, N
T.. aud used their waters for four months returning in
thr tall without tho slightest hnpe4 the pnrt ct my
friends that leould i've through the winter | was a
btcahug shcrtonl L. 1871 visited Il e " lite Sui
rhur Springs md though wns slightly improved IN
the month "t July, IA, ended to attend
the Aegan Spring VIII, n WITS nj ilht time wholly un
known ~ Spring for any curative qualities il possess
ed To ny great surprise, found 1t t. contin power.
tn mineral properties. md inter "sng II three weeks
found myself greatly improved. In August ! returned
uni lsrd the wat tr thicc weeks o. and improved
beyond any thing ! could have hoped for NV inn
ptoscment conlipued though that yenr; fo next sun
mcr ngain drank the water 70 or week =. nnd atr
now healthy mum have no hn.itatinn In believing
thu this Wntr wa powerful aud principal agent I'M
f"rl fovidcnrr ~ myIestorntinn IL health My cxtu
"rnnry recovery Httueird attention this water aud
lhoYc in khowa many very remarkable cures ct
lccted by su.e Ia ees -. confirmed d spep. sin, be-
hive it tic very hcti uiocrll wuter upon this oaith
Ell PIlLEGAR
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Ma. S0np.
LYNcHsuRa MARBLE WORKS,

WcNt TO Poat OfIOe.
A LWAYS ON HAND, a LARGEiiend better n..
n sortneut of finished Mniblo Work thnn can b.
found South Of Baltimore such American aud lpenn
Marble Monuments, Tamba. iieud aud Foot Stone
Manfle Pieces. furniture Marble. sizcs,) Doc,
aud Window Sis. Ties Cor Foofs, Garden Vases
Lambs, Dawes, SC onus reasonable terms be hnd
cise slerc, a nj nj tn shorle4t notice
would respectful " invite purchasers 10 call and
ainne the age and extensive stock Lnnd
The trade furnished with Slnbs Blocks, No. To
sizes JhO. b. GADDESS,
iuly 10
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PAT, MICE a ROACH ExTERaE-

NAioh, and "Deatll Bow Chnchrs" made
~ " sale ut JOHN p. WEIGHTS
ivy y New Drug Stare.
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NE= WANTED TO RENT "A house suita-
Iii bic for IA small family, within FIVE minutes walk Gf
The Post Office. Enquire at this Office. fap 2sts
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r., Gsstsszzzsr gAgE ARRANGEMENT
E2A x.kn-sE-Persons ishing 10 visit The Bedtn
Alum Springs will mret nice, onyeNa Pt the Forest
Depot on the arrival Of each the Morning and E'e.
ing TRIMS commencing Monday 2lih nj July 1884
iy2i-d&cts L. ECbOLS.
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The Stockholders shall nee suitable rair
the 30t day Of August, (or sooner all the Ticket
are s"d) and appoint Commlttrc f five persons II
receive the property in such Way not TO interfere
with the laws ni the Site Address all orders
J. READ & Co. Loru>t Dale.
iulv 10 I'm Madison, Va.
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$4,000 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE
J. READ RI co

CUE NIT Ia tie people the FLOWING magnificent
- Gift Enierrlize -51Ul0 T,ches, only at 81 each
will be d. Each purchaser of IA Ticket will be p,..
sehrd witt numbered certificate emitting the holdtl
A one ia the Glowing 900 gifts
L.. a.. a=,n
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& STREET,

No.22 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YoRK,
And by all the Booksellers throughout the United
States and British Provinces. ljuly 81 81
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rUyHE Undersigned viii continue tie Tooacco a. d
General Commission Business as usn2l AT his
IA IanJ ga CSravier Street, and for his owr ac-
count, under the style ofA. GLENN 4 20.
'''''' ARCHIBALD GLENN.
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Carriage Nuts,

II HE CopartnersLip OLA : w Glenn q CO. ez'
| PRED Ibis day by imitaton. Archibald OHM IL
lone viii liauilute the concern. A. GLEN v,
New Oreuns June 80, 1854. ]. W. GLENN
The Shasta courier., 1854-02-18

MoUST VERsoN.-By the last steamer the pub
lie were apprised of the renewed agitation in
Congress, of the proposition long since urged
for the national purchase of the tomb OF WASH
ington. A bill providing for the purchase of
Mt. Vernon by the United States, was recently
introduced into the House of Representatives,
and subsequently an informal discussion took
place. in which was made known the fact that
any effort to that end, on the part of the Govern
ment, would meet with decided opposition from
Virginia. 1t appears that virg ginia is indisposed
to relinquish her jurisdiction over this hallowed
spot-which should be dear to every American
heart-being DESTROYS, from sense of State
pride, Of remaining in possession of Mount YER
non herself. esteeming her opposition to the ma
tional desires as being due to her own character
as the mother OF Washington. 3tG4
The Executive of that State, in his last annual
message, recommended strongly that the hal
lowed spot be purchased by the State of Vir-
ginia, and his views, meeting with the concur
renee of several of the Congressional Delega-
ton, has thus excited an opposition not hereto
fore anticipated by the American public. The
considerations urged by Virginia are doubtless
entitled tc much respect, yet we cannot forbear
an expression of regret that her State pride
should intervene to prevent the consumma-
ton of the desire so generally expressed by the
vast majority of the people, that the tomb OF the
Father of his Country" should become the
common property Of the nation.-S. r. Pic
The Shasta courier., 1854-02-18

THE ANCIENT LAKE IN THE DEsERT.-The in
teresting communication from Mr.. William r.
Blake, which published ON Thursday. has
excited the attention due to so important state
ment. Mr.. Blake accompanied the party of 1t.
J. g. Parke, who brought the train of wagons of
1t Wiiamson's expedition over the desert ly-
ing between the San Bernardino mountain and
the Colorado river and in the capacity of Geol-
ogist enabled TO make the only scientific
survey attempted of this region. The I'M
mense inland lake, which once existed in this
region, is indicated by the unmistak cable signs
of shells and sand beaches. extending many
miles along the valley traversed by the parry
Its extent is unknown to our informant. llongh
he did not find its eastern borders, which are
beyond the Colorado and until the map of the
region is completed it perhaps will not be as
certained; but he supposes that it will prove To
have been not less tlian7 500 square miles An
cient drifts, silicified wood, and marine io.-
sis, all highly polished by the wearing action of
the drifting sand, abound in great quantities; ;
and the region is represented as being one Of the
greatest interest to the botanist aud artist. as
well to the geologist. MIR. Blake supposes
that the Gulf of California once extended far 10
the northward of its present boundary, and that
the ocean itself once washed the base of the
Sierra Neyada.-C0m. Advertiser.
The Shasta courier., 1854-02-18
The SHASTA COURIER.
reaama a,erre.pond-ncc.

TEHANA, Cal, Feb. 9, 1854.
EDS. CouRIER:-s.W Who is this Karl?" and
Why does he not write more for the interests
of Tehama ~ are questions have heard asked
within the past few days. Now, the forme o
these questions | beg leave to waive for the
present bat so far as forwarding the interests
of Tehama is concerned | declare myself to the
fall length OF my ability, aa advocate of the
rights thereunto belonging.
plead guilty to my share OF the charge of
jealousy brought against the A" Tehama folk, y by
your fair correspondent Matilda however, l
ing town. but jealous of the rights belonging to
our own. Tehama is certainly eligible place
for a town. Situated as it is, on the Sacramento
river at the junction OF the Colusa and Marys-
vile roads-surrounded by one of the finest ag
riculiural sections in the Upper Sacramento Val
ley-and moreover being the most central point
for the County-seaf provided new County be
set off from Colusa, Shasta and Butte, it lacks
only energy to make it a thriving inland town.
A Touring mill in this immediate vicinity
would, am confident, be one Of the finest in-
vesments that could be made If the season
should prove favorable from this until harvest
tme there will be not less than twenty thou
sand bushels of wheat grown within five miles
of this place. Now, the Touring of this would
be twelve thousand dollars at one cent per
pound, and as much more might be safely reck-
oned on from greater distance. l would intro
duce no inyidious comparison between this place
and the roaring Bulltown but it certainly seems
that our advantages ought to give us as great fa-
vor in the sight of Dame Fortune the single
one of being the head of navigation. There is
clearly ample room for improvement in both
places. and trust that good use will be made of
it by both.
The steamer Orient arrived at the Bluffs re-
Gently. She brought a fine lot of fruit trees,
and slips of the grape for Messrs. Toms and
Tooms. SO we may expect in few years to
have considerable supply of delicious pears
and grapes.
The letter of your correspondent ''Citzen'
is Of the best articles have lately seen. be-
cause it aims at an object-a feasible object too
the Chinese opposition meetings that could be
held in the coming five years. Having been
through the section he speaks of, know the
| object to be a good one, and say God speed Citi-
zen in attaining to the ultimatum OF his hopes.
Yours, &C.. KARL.
The Shasta courier., 1854-02-18
THr EMPEROR N.cHoLas's Mopr OF LIFE

The EMPEROR NlcHoLAs's MoDE OF LIFE
The Emperor Nicholas leads life of the most
feverish activity He rides, walks, holds a re-
view. superintends sham fight, goes on the
water. gives .'lete," exercises navy, and all
in the same day. He travels necessarily. passes
over at least fifteen hundred leagues every year,
and all those who are attached TO his person
have to share his fatigue. The Empress, who
will follow him everywhere loses her health by
doing so; and it is said that the young Grand
Duke Constantine will fall victim to the mode
of travelling adopted by his father. Nicholas is
in the habit of travelling not less than seven
leagues in an open caleche.-[ Adrian Gibson $
/" The Car and the Sultan"
The Shasta courier., 1854-02-18

THE AURORA SILVER MINE, AGAIN.-Mr. The
ophilus Dodge, of this city, has just returned
from the Coast Range, and has given some inter-
esting particulars in reference to the newly dis
covered Aurora mine. He locates it about fifty
miles south of Pacheco's Pass, and twenty south
of Pacheco Pass in the Coast Range. The vein is
from five to six feet thick, and is supposed to be
one Of the most extensive in the known world.
So far as analysed, the ore taken from the top
pounds Ii is slightly tlnctured with copper
Seniors Ripa and volado have formed COM
pany, consisting of Americans and Californians.
under the name of the Aurora Silver Mining
Company for the purpose of working the vein
on large scale-Sonora Herald.