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congressional.


WAsHINeToN. December ll.-Ssn0te-
Brodhead offered a resolution that the
committee on finance inquire into the ex-
pediency of reporting the appropriation
bills for the support of the Government,
or adopting other measures, with a view to
obtain some speedy action on them. He
would ask the Senate to consider the ques-
ton of right and power in the Senate to
originate appropriation bills, his object be-
ing to avoid the evils of Night sessions.
Cass gave notice that he will to-
morrow to 90 into the election Of standing
committees
The senate then went into executive
session.
House.-The balloting for speaker was
returned with the following result Rich
ardson "a; Banks 1o7; Fuller ct; Zolli-
Golfer 4; Carlisle 2; scattering IL. 4lst
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Ono EDIroRrAL; AssocrArroS.--The Sd
annual meeting of the Ohio Editorial As
ISOLATION will be held in Columbus, on
Wednesday. the 9th daysof January, 1856
Matters concerning the interest Of every
newspaper publisher in Ohio. will be ii
order for discussion at this meeting, and
the anniversary exercises viii be Of a high
ly interesting character. AS the couven
.tion win be held during the first week o
the session of the Legislature, when many
editors will be in the city; in any event.w'
anticipation unusually full and profitable
meeting. Let the Ohio Press be fully rep
resented. For the committee.
s. D. HARRIS, Secretary,
Columbus, Dec. Z, 1856.
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Cincinnati Market.

CrSeISSATi. Dcesmbor. u.-FLoUR-fhere wAsa
good demand for Flour again to-day. snd the market
was Arm. The sAles included 208, 400 $50. I0n and $50
batsals at 7 IS: 30 and IS do At 7 62. A sale Of 90 bags
Buck wheat nj - p 100 BA. @
HOGS-The markets. Arm, with saleSofe.0 go head,
In lots. at SO IS.
PROFESSIONALISM OF so barrels mess Pork ut etG.
50: 100 do nj eli 50: 100 green Shoulder at6h.e; 6Uo
do Ham ut Pc. and,I 90 do do nj nc.
WHISKEh--The market u arm. with sAies Of 900
barrels Al Sic. and $50 do from wagons at 3SKe. The
demand exceeds the Supply.
~cHEEsE-The demand Is good at 81 eChis, with
sales Of 500 DO xes.
BUTTRR-A sale Of 10 barrels good rOll At 1e420e.
~sUGAR-The market Is unchanged, with q mOdSr-
ate. demand az full rates.
C~OPFER-SalsA Of GO bRgsa at Ii|nd12 cents.
MOLAssEs-A sale Of 20 bbIs al 399ipe. n
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PUTHAA's AoETHLT Tor December has
been duly resolved and Is decidedly one
Of the riehsst Numbers d the Yolume.
one number can be said 10 excel another.
The contents Tor this month are:
The Armiesef Europe.
The Last Galley.
How ICamelo be Married
On my Bed Of : winter night.
LoDgfelloW's "Song Of Hiawaiha."
II Night Have Been.
The Virgins Springs. (eonsiuusd.
Low Lila in the Sahara.
Life among the MOrmons. (coneluded)
the Loss OF the Arago.
About Niggers.
A Visit 10 the DruEes.
The Lost LIMB,
The Green Lakes Of onondaga, IN. Y.
State
Thackcry. asa Poet.
Hesperus.
Living in the Country.
Benito Cereno, concluded
Tho Coming Session.
Editorial Notes.
I. Amerie0B LiteT0fHee and Reprints.
2. European Literature-Engl and,
France, Germany.
3, Drama.
4. Opera.
5, Fine Arts.
6, Tile and TaUe Of Contents.
TERMs:-s3a year, or Is cents q num-
bcr-Putnam's Monthly and Household
Words $5-Putnam's Monthly, or House.
hold Words, with the SehoolfeliOtU, to one
address 80. 80; or all three Of the Maya
zines $3.50.
We call the attention 10 the following
new enterprise Of the Proprietors Of Put
nam. The "Schoolfellotw" will gil a va
CUM much needed in the Literature o
the day, and we wish tho enterprise abun
dAht success. viii not many Of on
friends send in their subscription?
! A Beautiful Magazine for Children.
. Messrs. DIX & EDWARDS take oc
. ~cassion to announce that, with the begin
ming of the New Year, the ell-knowl
; Magazine for Boys and Girls,
THE SCHOoLFELLOW,
will pass into their hands. II is their in
%tention to make it excel any publicatio
n for children ever issued in this country o
elsewhere; and they will employ, for thi
!. purpose. all the resources which their pc
sition as proprietors Of PUrNAM'sM MONTHLY
and their relations with the most popula
o authors, put at their command. The
y will aim to combine, in the engravings an
the letter-press of the SCHOOLFELLOV
the utmost possible beauty, variety, intel
est, and substantial instruction, with a
'r elevated moral tone and reverent spirit
In short, it will be their purpose to rcr
=, der the SCHoOLFELLOW a WELDON
: visitor and a valued friend among Il
children Of every family.
al THE SCHO OLFELL0W
: Win continue to be published at 81 a yea
3. payable always in advance. Either Pu
SO nam's Monthly or Household Words will
h. sent with the "ScnooLFELLow. to one a
=, dress, for s $50; or all three of these Ma,
aEiue for $3.50,
r A great change will be made in Il
.c' character of the engravinss. which will
of equal to those Of the most popular illu
N, trated publications. The numbsr for ia
uary viii be issued carly in December
- Specimens will be sent gratis to all WI
ne apply. DIX q EDWARDS,
to 10 Park Place, New York.
'et The present, is a most propitious tin
TO subscribe for all these works. as q nc
his volume of Putnam and "Househc
zee Words" commences with the Jsnua
lbt number"
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Columbus. Dec. 7, 1855.

EIThe work upon the G. w. q z. Rail
Road Bridge at this point is being pushed
forward rapidly: one section is already up,
and the section well under way. The struc-
ture will be entirely of pine well seasoned,
aud secured and strengthened by numer-
Gus rods aud bolts. with roadway for two
tracks, and promises to be q substantial
and durable affair. At the rate il has prog
ressed thus farit will be complete in very
few weeks, when the cars will run to the
depot Of the Central Road, on Market
street. in this city.-ZansssiM Courier.
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Lyman Thomas, was killed on the rail
road West Of Sandusky on Wednesday eve.
ming. In passing, the freight train by &C.
cident had two cars detached. As soon
as this was known. efforts were made to
notify the next train, but before this could
be done the Locomotive ran into the cars,
throwing it from the track, and killing Mr..
Thomas. ,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13

MI. VIM. Mohler, the owner of the eel
'ebrAted Weir's cave in Augusta CO., Va,
has sold tito Messrs. David Craig and John
Perkins for $4,000. There are 60 acres
of land included in the sale. The cave is
still to be kept open for the public.
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LAW NO TIC e.
ALFRED WILLIAMS,

ATTORNEY AND coursELLOR AT LAW, LANCASTER, oBid
TE7IIL practice in me Courts of Fairfield and sd
wv Joining counties.
He may DO found during business hours at the ONO
of II. II Hunter, ESQ. may 10, 1881
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THR OHIO FAmMEn FOR 1850.

"THE oBIo PasNSR," will ommsn is fifth Vols
Bfne. IaHuaFy Q, ied6. Itis nov 80 veil and ~ geBef-
ally known. thAt Iitlle need be said In iis behalf. Win
The experience which we hhse gained IN editing II. for
tic past foar year., and with The knowisdRe Of Tho
wants 81 the public. which travel and Correspondence
has given us. togetheE With the very many able Con-
tnbntors. which We have been constantly adding 20
0uF hsretOfore long list, VI feel that TEE OsIo PARn-
N " more than ever worthy ~ the patronage Of the
entire eountp: and We can assure all. MAT however
excellent 81 may have been for The past ysar, u viii
be better for the yoar tn come
The ONO FAaMEH viii continue 10 be Issued WseklY.
on n large fOIia thest, Of clean, white paper. and Oh
rieaTivps and illustrated With Cuts ~ Domestic AMI
mails. Implements Trees, Boussa, dc. az. The News
sp8 Miscellaneous Dspartmsnia Market Reports, Sc
viii receive eHrul sitsBtion.
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II NFIRMARY.
LOOKTNG GLASSES.

n AN at all times prepared 70 fuFnish 0oKIN
GLASSES In Mahogany. Walnut or Rosewood
Frames. Looking GlSss Plates. Pictures Frames, ns.
Also. Gilt Frame. Glasses Of all siIos and styles,
Portrait Frames, Picture Fsanes, and genera a.,
sartm nt0f Pictures and Oil Paintings, a. wholesale
and retail. aithe lowest prices J:C- GEsIa
f No. rth Street, Cibcinnau ,oAtO.
Murrb a lESS-A .H--Asr ~ ~ - -rH
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DIR. q. 4. DAVIS
wv A G ye,aoyed HIS resid encn ard eiice lathe briek
h.iiding forrrerIy occupied BY John stailsmith,
- soalh Ids Of MaiR Street. . doors west Of DR..
KEeidef's residence. 'etopfis
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[MEARIARLY IN ADVAscr.
Single Copy one year. ~ One Copy. six months Isl
ThregC oties ,qneJ lear. S Pivs Copies, six months. s
Five Copissynne yAEr....e Ten COPissGix m0Dshs...d
Tea Copies, one yoar....elS.
Club Of I've subscribers. at %, will sptitls the per-
sou making u up t0A cop! for SIX months q Club Of
ten. Al SIS. u a copy for one year.
Subscribers. WHO wish 10 renew their sab
seriptioR can DO 50 ~ ARy time, b. gstting q snw sub
seTiber. and sending ne -. which will pay for both for
one year. Il srBscHIHE wIIgorT Delay
THOMAS BROWN.
Proptieior ami Kaiter, ClsxslAnd, Ohio.
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New OrIcnns Mnrket.

SEw ORLEANS, December Io.-Cotion declined y,
View Orleans fair g99ke. oIasses3IS3I ne.
Flour 1. in moderate request 81 ~ l2hs e9s5--
Sterling *.
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mARRIED,

On the 9Th November, Iess, by the Rev. I. s. W
Mr. STEPHEN WIITI0RE and Miss NARY Hal
SHE ofthe vicinity Of PiekeiEgtou.
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&yoVH0EB

A LETTING ofthe Stockholders ofthe Lancns-
n ter Gass Light and Coke Com panY,
he held nj the Hotel Of T. A. Sltsefer. ESQ. m
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER II. Ies5. for the
election of Directors, &c. JOHN ID. MARTlN
p. Il. EWING,
SAMUEL BEERV, =
BANlEL SlFP0RD,
November Is, ls5s-os AMI GATkS. -+.
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CHRONIC DISEASES.
DR.. l..

(oy THE FIRM Of DRs, L. I. W. BARBER OF Chillicothe)
De votes his exclusive attention 10 the reatmont OF
liver Com plant, Epilepsy tFiisf Serofula. Cancer,
Fistuia, diseases ofthe Eye, Skin and all diseases Of n
long standing or OF an obstinate nature. From ex-
tensive experience with this class Of discusses he can
assure the afflicted that they can be cured. He also
gives special attention 10 the treatment Of diseases Of
The Throat and Lungs. In their treatment he adopts
medicine can be applied directly to the surface Of the
diseased Lungs, which Is the only treatment That will
cnre these diseases. When desired he wilt also detect
the location Of disease by means Of Electrlcity. BY
this IN thod OF examination the location OF any dis
ease can be accurately detected without asking the
patient a question:.
DIR. l. Barber will be at The Tallmadge House in
Lancaster, Friday and Saturday, the 9Th & 5th Of jan
uary next.
lancaster, Dec. -, Is5S.-3e
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Maj. against the Democracy 73,5l3
The results exhibit a tremendous falling
off in the Democratic columns.
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New York Election.

Here are the votes for the different
tickets at the lstA election in New
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-13
NEW JEW ELRY STORE
sol, Fifth street, ~CiacinEaai, Ohio.
NEW FALL MILLINERY GOODS

II ATE Mrs. Z. NJ. RICD. ia Just nov opening q
ISplendid Stock ofnew ROunetas Ribbons
French clctVerSs FeatRAeRu, TrtmIniDA1
dc, suitable fer the FALLTRkDE TO which sac would
rospecEfuliy Invite the dtteRti0H OF Their eKst0msrf. Her
stock viii be kept repleto thtoaghout the season, 10y
daily arrivals from New York with all that's new apd
be.6tihur In her line OF buSinosz, nnt Of tic loNsss
cash prices,
Country Morch ants aud Millipers VIII lnd II to theft
advantage 10 look through ber Wholesale Department
OSO'o ars. j. A. HENDERSON,,
aO4, Fifth Street. between Elm and Plum Stroets4
Ciuoinnatl, September 20, le53-2O
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n e w 8 ITE rs.
Hiss Case.

In the Supreme Court on the Esd, Chiel
Justice Shaw delivered the opinion in the
case Of Joseph Hiss, who asked TO be 70.
leased from arrest for debt. The decision
was that the House had an inherent right
to expel Hiss. and having used that power
Hiss could no, claim any privilege or ex.
ception. He was therefore remanded to
the custody Of the jailor.
HARTFORD, May 23.-The following
amendments TO the Constitution passed
the Senate to-day; strike out the word
white in qualification of the electors; re.
quiring electors 10 DO able to read; one
representative to each town; and one
Capital instead Of two. Proposed amend.
ment required to be submitted to the people.
" More than 500 Mo,mons arrived at
Philadelphia, from Liverpool. last week,
and 424 reached the same port few days
previous-all bound direc, for Great Salt
Lake City.
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Election in Massachusetts,.

The returns received Of the vote on the
esd inst. on the amendments to the Con.
sti,u,ion indicate . very light vote. and
that AL the amendments have bsen sdopt-
ed, though enough has not been received
to render this certain. In this city oil the
anon dmenis re eceiyed from 100 down to
abou, 800 majority. The vote in favor Of
the plurality system and sgainst apPro.
pris,ing money for seetarian schools was
ihe largest. Some towns have voted
agains, the plurality sys,em. In New Bed.
ford the plurality system received ll6 ma
iority and in Taunton only 9. In Ashland
there was very small msjority against ii.
The chief opposition in the city was sgains,
the article making Clerks Of Courts, Reg.
listers Of Probate. Shsriffs. &C., elective
by the people. but that article received
over 600 majority. The amendments are:
1. a plurality system; 2. A change in the
day OF the State Election in Presidential
years.; s. Electing Councillors in Districts
by the people; A. The election OF Secrsia.
~ Of State and other state officers by the
people; s. Against appropris.ing money
TO sec,srians schools; 6. Election Of Sher'
ifs. Clerks Of Courts, &c, BY the people.
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The premium fiSt.

We publish this week the list Of ptemi.
snms offered BY our Agricultural Society
for The nexs annual Fair.
Now Il the time for those wishing to
compeis lcs premiums TO be preparing
Go 10 work in good earnest. and lot our
next Fair reflect honor on Monroe farmers.
Even II you do not expect q premium. let
svrry farmer prepare something for ak
hibition, pnd thus add to the interest OF
the Fsirs Re asE
Mechanics have their fairs, teachers
have their conventions; in short, almost
svssy departmental Of labor has some insti.
iuiion peculiar TO itself, TO promote its in
,isrss.s, Why should no, farmers enoour.
eses and snnoble their profsssion' Why
sulEsrsshsir department, Of labor to lag be-
hind othersi IL you cannot answer these
questions satisfactorily, 60 to work and
psspsrs something for exhibition :, ou
isnexi Fair. "a t.
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For the Spirit Of Democracy. ]
Teachers Institute.

The lnstitute Of this county has attain.
ed its ftih ysar; and although it has labor.
ed under many Disadvantages, yet j, has
been slowly, but permanently establish.
Ing reputation aud interest among the
masses as well as teachers. These asso.
Citations are designed to impair, instruc.
ton to teachers in the modern sciences, /,
in a condensed form, or q review of the
anainments o! teachers in the departments
they have previously studied. 1t is not to
BE- expected tina, teachers can acquire, in
the course Of one session Of our Institute,
all that is Important in the qualifications
Of q teacher. They mus, devote un,iring
application to study previous 10 attending
course OF Institute exercises. The prom
inent features OF the common branches OF
English are discussed in these associa.
tions. Although he may no, comprehend
many Of tho postions here discussed.
yet his mind may be fixed upon them in
such . manner as 10 be examined at his
leisure points that had no, hitherto enter.
cd into his literary labors.
We rsgrs, too much change among
teachers has hitherto characterised the
meetings Of our Ins,i,ute-a large mum.
ber OF former members being absent. and
their places supplied by new ones. I,is
desirable 10 see accessions 10 these meet.
ings, but the fofmer members lose ground
by not attending regularly. Tho course
OF instruction should be progressive, and
those who may DO absent will lose the con
nection in the course Of instruction Lei
every teacher in the county be well post
ed in the following departments Of study
l. Elements Of the alphabet; 2. McGuffsy'
Fifth Reader; 3. Physical Geography
4. Arithmetic. in the following parts: The
fundamental principles. factoring. com
mon and decimal fractions, proportions
per centsge, and the extraction Of roots
IS. Pinneo's Analysis OF the English Ian
guage. .s...
The Institute have purchased com
plste set OF Pelton's outline maps, ant
contemplate adding such instruments o
demens,rations as their means may b,
able to secure. Il is anticipated the fal
session will be characterized with CROWN,
interest and efficiency. In addition to III,
shove arrangements, . committee has beeI
appointed to secure the services Of Mr.
4. D. Loap, Of Columbus. agent OF tn
sOhro Teachers s'Association.' The com
mi,,es Of arrangements. through thsi
Secretary, will give this matter in full il
due time. K.
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The Virginia Election.

s 80 We have not yet reoeived sutfleiens re-.
fbrns 70 state with certainty what the re.
tvls q. bat thus far il is favorable TO the
dsmooraiis ticket. The resal, in Western
Nissiaia % far % heard from, shows .
4 less vote Tor ihs Know Nothing sicks, than
wrs sxpscted, and ha. rsducsd the Know
Nnihing spirit TO The neighborhood Of 70.
ro.s a priys,e dispatch IRON Richmond
10 he Wheeling Argss, says:
Sixsy.six conntiss in-Wise ahead sew.
sp thousand 6ye hundred. =,
These six,y.six counlies are probably
aaosslyrini eastern Virginia. The whole
ntinsbsr ot counties in the Site Is one
ls1ndfsd and tory Hour. The prevailing
Impression, here is, that the democratic
candidates are elected. II this be true j
.~ii.sbs q sore defeat to poor Sam lev
weeks since he was thought to be insinci
hls in tha, State, bu. recently the tide hat
bssa turning gainst him.
TIM election of the dcsnocsats in Vir
1inia was hardly expected. except perhaps
by son,s Of the warrnest Of their friends
Thsre j. = grsa. deal Of anxiety as Il
vhas will be the final result.
sp r. 8. Since writing the above, we lssrr
4fssn the Baltimore American that ssvsns,
counsiss have bsen heard from. ant
Wiss's majority 10 Ave thousand. The A
snsrssan u . whis papsf.and is ofihs opin
San sisss - dsmooratio ticket 10 siscfeti
s66 fxs - issasd fsom. .she election for Con
.nrsssu,sn seands. dsmoora,s 5. opposi,iol
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escape. 1t 10 calculated that there couls
not have been less than 200, 900 people o
every condition collected. The reception
was most enthusiastic a. the Imperial car
riages. attended by an escort of Guides
drove up the Rue de Ia Paix and Boule
ward until that stopped at the door of th'
theatre; and on their Majesties appearing
in their box, the whole house rose an,
uttered the warmest acclamations. For
considerable time it was found impossi
BILE TO commence the piece. and durinl
the performance the audience, as il una
BILE 10 keep down its feelings. rose three
or four times to give vent TO them. Tn,
Emperor and Empress left tho house a
1911. and even at that hour the multitude
still lined the Boulevards; the shouting
was enth usiastic, as before, and followed
them until they entered the Palace Of tn.
Tullleries.
The assassin. on his arrival a; the Con
ciergerie. was at once examined by thu
Prefsct Of Police. and then by the Minis
ter Of Justice. The examin alton il KEEP
secret. but it appears that the man s nams
is. according to bis OWL account. .Livsrany
He profssses himself to be shoemake,
from Rome, where he states he suffered
much from the French bombardment o.
that city; and that since then he has sworn
q personal hatred TO the Emperor, and
was resolved TO kill him. This story ID
not credited. and it is supposed that he il
but the instrument Of some higher hand
and the agent Of those conspirators whose
ideas Of liberty are inseparsbly associat
ed with assa ssination. He is said TO be
a Piedmontsse, and to have come from
London. His hat end the revolver which
he used in the murderous attempt are also
described as English manufacture. He
remains, of course in close custody.
1t was intended at first that the morning
Papers should not notice the attempt. ane
it was at 10 o'clock last night. when ,hs
popular manifestation was so enthusias
and 80 general in favor ofthe Empress.th
the communication which has appeared
was sent round to them. There oan b.
no doubt that among people Of all classe'
there 10 but one opinien-that Of indigna
ton against the murderer, of admirstior
At the cool courage Of the Emperor, ant
Of tender and affectionats sympathy 10
the Empress.
The assassin refused to tell the name
Of his acoomplioes, II he has any. HI
has resided for some days past at tn
Hotel de Rome, on the exterior Boulevard
Pigsle, near Monmartre. The proprieto
Of the Hotel and the porter have been OK
amiped,
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later from California.

NEW YORK, May n.
Tho George Law has arrived. bringing
81 1874 900 in specie, and eight hundred
and seventeen passengers.
Califolnia news generally unimportant.
The adjournment Of the Legislature
was postponed one week. Nothing done
in regard to the Senatorial question.
An act TO levy capitation tax OF fifty
dollars on Chin amen arriving in the State,
passed the Legislature.
The bill to take the State Prison from
the hands ofihe lessees has been adopted.
Bills to re.incorperate the city OF San
Francisco have passed both houses. but
do no; exactly tally in their provisions.
Walkers expedition 10 Central Ameri-
ca had not sailed. bu, preparation was
making for his early departure.
The United States Land Commission
rejected Ave claims held by Jose Lima
tour, under alleged Mexican titles. Tor
more than one thousand square miles ol
land. in the State. and it was supposed
that under the decision in these cases, the
similar claim OF Limantour to five ,hous-
and acres in the city limits OF San Fran
cisco would be rejected.
Gold had been discovered at Santa Sa.
bel. San Diego county.
Full the average number OF murders
lynchings, and other crimes. are reported
The steamer brings Sandwich Islands
dates to 18th Of April.
The steamer Golden Age wreck is re.
ported to have been 60, of, and was1owed
10 Tobsgo, where she was beached.
An important bill reducing port duties
passed tho California Legislature.
SAN Francisco MARKETs.-Trsds con.
siderably improved in the amount Of goods
sold, but prices continued very low
Large exports Of -four and grain are be.
ing made for Australia, and the Clipper
ship Charmsr 10 taking in cargo Of Cal.
iiornia wheat. purchased At Is cents .
bushsl for New York.
Mines turning out we'll. Coin very
scarce. One Of the local assay officer,
Issued new $50 ingots. resembling the
$50 United States pisoss.