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The Haron, DIR. spolasco, M. D., A. b., &c.,
Srem London of European fame great and good
and astounding than all the faculty ST.
Nicho.ar Hotel, 90 Spring street..
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Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees -Batchelor's
celebrated factory these 29 Broadway Nine
Wholesale retail The largest assortment Of wigs and
toupees in the United States.
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A clear transparent skin, Such as

Clear Transparent Skin, Such as Gouraud'z
sep alone produce is the lovesst thing in nature
rsckes botches and all deformties Of tho cucle. Pou
DIRE subtitle hair from any Of the body Lily
white restorative the old depot, 81
walker street, frat store Broadway. Calender, IS
South Third street, Philadelphia
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HllllartI Tables -GrlGith & Decker, OF 90
Ann street. selling tables ut reduced prices with their
style Of cushion Of superior elasticity Buyers will do
we'll to call and examine their fine stock on hand.
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To Nervous sufferers-A Retired Clergy
man restored to health in few days. after many years
gre6t suherngs 10 snxous to make known the
neans of viii send ree the sripton used Dreo.
Hev. Jehn N. Dagnall, 81 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Luxuriant Whiskers M0ustachcs "Forced"
g grow in dix weeks time BY my 0nguent which will not
stain iDjure the skin 81 bottle; to part of
the country r. G. GRAHAM, 5S5 Broadway; Zeiber, A
South Third street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

Byatt's Life Bnlsam.-Rheumatism In Its
painful forms scrofuls old ulcers and the
eases diseases Of the blood, great debility liver
paint kidneys, inepient consumpt &C., are most GER
tanly by this great purifier. Principal depot 26
Grand street. Seventy ave cents per bottle.
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NoTHIR NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF "THE
ID. xPPLEToN CO.
$40 a 345 Broadway,
Have now

NoTHIR NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF 1.-THE
$40 4 s4s broadway.
'ss KEsSEra:' ht
By the aathor Of sTse r Guarding The Heir Of
Redclyfs "Heartsessen .'Ths Castle Builders &c,
vol Emo Paper covers 50c.; CLOTH Use.
BY far the work Of Miss Yonges yet to appear In
American dress Imagine the graphic and earnest
Of sentiment the naturansss OF the and the
intensity of the feeling exhibited in her Heir Of Redcyn
infused into story Of genuine historical interest," and few
will realize how absorbing IL Kenneth or the
AN ORIGINAL SEA NOVELETTE,.
n This weeks Yankee Privateer commences new story
ofs'a' interest," x GeYf Msf Tx Sooh entitled
BLACK CRUISER OF THE cARIDEEs;
oLe OF tho most exciting omances OF the day. bea nifuy IL
tans entire stories Of and land among Others
one entised Jacks Awaie
SELLERS scREwJAcK,
showing how Squire Allen fooled Also, Holding the
Thing, A Sword Fish Banquet
JACK BowLNE's YARN,
Seerage Table Scenes Letter from Zabe Subbs Eq Anec
cotes, poetry, news, fun
THE HAUNTED STAIRCASE
Burial Of Tasso, Salt Yarns tor Land Lubbers,
UNCLE PETERS OPINION or GIRLS.
The Yankee Prvateer is large, frat class weekly paper
ALL ABOARD WITH DINsMORE's RAILWAY
"A Guide-Now ready, lat edition for My. Important
effect the 7th Of May at which time ID edition will be
ready ntsining the new time tablAf DINSM0RE Co.,
Pub'ishers, No. 9Spruce street.
EXTRAORDINARY BOOK-"THE HEALING OF THE
~ Nations with an Introduction by Gov. Talmadye
Just published BY the Society the Diffusion Of Spiritual
knowledge & Broadway Y. $50 pages, octave. Price
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Holloway Pills weakness and Debility
This truly remedy 10 so MIGRATING that
few doses will removals. the system Importing
from hesh Sold at the 30 Maiden
lane N " snd 2H strand London, and ~ all druggists
at 70 cent, .S2h cents and 81 per box.
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HOUSEHOLD woRDs.-MAY.

HOUSEHOLD woRDs-NAY.
IL CONTENTS.
old Ladies' Yarn about Young Lions.
The Board of Trade The Royal balloon.
Two French Farmers The Rowing EugshmAn;
Aspiration and Duty poetry From varaa to BaAklava
The Children Of tho Car. One by One poetry.
Ruined by Railways. Ralph the Naturalist.
Back from the Crimea. Our Bedfordshre Farmer
Gone to the Dogs Fatalism.
The sister Of the Spirits. Tast and Loose.
Potichomania. Ghost Story.
Passing Clouds poetry. Spring Lights and Shadows
Chambers in the Temple. (poetry).
Chips: Stealing O Calf's Skin; Houses IN Flats.
A Few More Leeches; Pre- Tom d Urfey.
vention Better than Cure When the Wind Blows.
The Rowing Englishman; The = wing Englishmsn;
From ConBtantinople to A Dinner In Camp.
Varpa.
s. year. twenty five cents per number Subscribers
RENTING IS will receive Household Words free Of postage
One copy Of Household Words and Putman's Monthly S.
DIX EDWARDS, 10 Park place.
lust PUNISHED THE TRUE LIFE OF Will
C-lam POOL written by william l.. Knapp. II is .
book that should be read by every bcias authentic
Nassau street un buildngs and by all the principal
booksellers the United States Price eighteen
cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

Teaa-Tho Best Assortment of Fine Teas
will be found At the Canton Companys newly erected
and elessnt Chatham between Pearl and
Rooevt streets the oldest tea estabshm in the
they do better here than else
where, either ut wholesale or retail
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DUTNAMs MONTHLY.--IN ASSUMING THE PUBL
cation of Putnams Monthly 1t is only necessary for
US to refer to the SPECIAL notice issued with hearty
prevail the first OF April by the late publishers TIE
maraz will aim at greater excellence In the direction
hitherto puraued; and without being partisan, will hold
decided opinions and will treat all public questions from
humane and truly ma tional point OF view
zine 1t will hope TO amuse Instruct and benefit to criticize
generally but justly and to attract to its has
already DONE the Of able every walk
Of literature, scie ce and art.
The past volumes the best that nothing Of
ensive to the morality and wanton attack
All communications should DO addressed to Dix Ed.
wards publishers Of Putnams Monthly 10 Park place. New
YORK. NAY
CONTENTS:
The LAST Word OF Geology.
Oliver Basseln.
The Compensation ONCE
The Alps.
The Danes Of Virginia
The Turks Two Hundred Yes-s Ago.
The Night Chase.
Only Pebble.
The Count De Caglios.ro.
The Challenge
The National Academy of Design.
The Birthplace of Mozart.
Cruise in the Flying Dutcbman.
The Beasts of the Prniries.
America for the Americans
Twice Married Continued.
Editorial Notes.
I. Literature-l American.
IL. Fine Arts.
Ill. Music.
Nv. Drama
TERMs-Twentyfvec cents per number, 50 rer annum.
DIX Edwards, 10 Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

Buyers OF Cloehing Tor the Country Trade
yssla DC well 70 the spring and summer sseel At
s Ia,riAls purchased for casb .. forced ..ss asa
mat VIII III as Sss ss 's.
sale rates for inferior garments
Oak Hall Spring CIothing.-A Rich Assorr-
mont Of the aud fashionable styles q, the follow
Sspss and :sel. latest .sys from 50 90
slask cloth dress and iroess @to ~ az az
S:ss 81 s: :iss : sSS;;s
Boys sssaias ssvsry ss:s.ip.en equally low:
sns %, s1JSpS ss ssS
CROFT SON. q nad Fulton street ~ man,
Cuba Must he Erect Tyranny Cannot Exist
S re the ss1sn
be had In spring and summer clothing,
Any Accomplished dleyvoman can make
shirt satisfactorily but the fitting and the cuttagtheres
ssm these viz. the one isventsd and prsotcsd by
and the ever
Gorman's New Ladies' shoe Store, lao Canal
@
BY himself, warranted best quality.
Ann street Best French patent leather boots 50 to
shs si CATERS &C. cheaper than elsewhere '''' them
CWIpCtsnSss-EetekBDn IN t1WAhPuIoys NOs 90
Broadway hte street, have just received from the
IL large 3 ri. s sa Lara, a Ss
carpet to las yard; rich tapestry S. to los
yaxd ingram lowell mAke 6s and all other goods equally
low
kst this he your Guide for CaTpets,-
English , yssss carpets TO- li' - PEI yssd
!" three ply " 7s, Sc.
. silsisss. " E: & :. .' 3d. ..
American 2s 3D., S., AZ. :"
Cold window shades, So 81 S. Table 12s. to IA
Al HIRAM ANDERSoN'S No. 30 Bowery
Carpets, Carpets.-Doughty 81 Bros Large
carpet warehouse M Broadway splendid assortment Of
saetiDgs and oil cloths entirely patterns Wholesale
and retail, very low.
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UTyRTISEMBKTs aENEWyD EVERY DAY

Personal.
NToNIo.-TnE CLUB NET YESTERDAY AT THE
They met as they used to do Whom be
They cannot explain by o written statement.
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF ELLEN BRADY,
\ who formerly lived with Mrs Thompson, at Green
1 ws nis s.r r Of smshnss opISn
vantage.
IL WIFE, formerly Sarah Cameron, who left Inley HILL
Leven Carr Beverley in Yorkshire the
New York" viii communicate with Thomas Shepherd, Il
Beverley Esquire he will acquant them with benefit they
took under the viii Of relation. II both are dead infor
nation of their children sgrequested.
beverley April 4, 1856.
G Q. GREGG, WALLER, vA.-CALL AT COLLINS
-. Hotel foot Of Canal street.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS
to this country and would request them TO address him st
New York. as formerly L. IN. ELLIS NORRIS.
LECTURES.
r LITERARY LECTURES BY PROF vITALIs sCHERB.
IL Prof Scherbs of Ave lectures the Divine Co
April at p. M in the Chapel Of the University, and be
the Thursdays and Saturdays the succeeding
at the Janitors Admittance single lecture cents
RELIGIOUS NOCICEs.
~ permissiop, sermon will be preached by John or
Margaret Bischop, about THE ingathepg of Israeli and
second coming Of Christ Jesus this planet earh ~
los First streets ilso publications. containing this doc
trine can be obtained there.
THE REV ALEX. FONNEsTEN, OF TUE FREE
Church OF Scotland will d. W preach In the Hall,
northw Court Sacket streets Brooklyn on
Sabbath evening, At Ia O'CLOCK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

Rushton's Drug Stores are now only at 10
A.sor House corner Of Barclay street snd Az Broadway
eorn OF Canal street. where all med prepared
with the same during the life Of the late VIM L.
hushton, father Of the present proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28
Paper Hanging, Wholesale and RetaiI.-

Paper Hangings, Wholesale and Retail.-
THOs FAYE Co, 26 and 2o7 broadway. directly oppo:
sts the City Hall have constantly hand full stock Of
French and American paper hanging. borders reboard
prints, curtain papers, bod testers statues, Landscapes
Of every style known to the trade Merchants laying in
then stocks buy from the frat hands, We manufacI
ture and import direct from the French msruiao
Our retail department comprises the richest sty Of deco
ratops Special imporatons made when desired from
splendid collection of samples Artistic hangers sent
TO any psrt Of the United States THOS FAYE Co., 26
Gas Fixtures! Gas Fixtures!!-We offer our
assortment Of chandelier that numbers three hun
ared different patterns OF the raret and mst beautiful
signs. Buyers have the benefit Of variety twice
large that of any other establishment New York.
from which make their selections Our prices . snug
w. J. +. BARLEY CO.,
Marble Stores, G3l and 633 Broadway.
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Carpets, Car ts.-Doughty 81 Bros Large
carpet warehouse 2 Broadway splendid assortment Of
sarpetipgs and oil cloths entirely patterns Wholesale
and retail very low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

TIRE ExIoRANT; OR, A ROMAN cE OF THE ARCTIC;
story me
The above s viii sSs thru 81 is Popular es
whh
readers OF the hercury and the Of this story
e reality Of IL ss
powerful o. the story Is TIE sss Of ths %ssniaesns
jos.
Ss as.I.siys; when p.sssinsa sSs r.
E s si to
perfectly harn' 1sE s sSss 4 S SrsSGRY
Of the Oldest etabisheo and widely circulated
the s;T Ti "a FT24gsEs
% sf ss h ss
rarci AHiHx S SEESs PER- cory.
d s sssss ns"''''' and the Of
TEE FUNNIEST BOOK OF THE AcE.-BuY IT
A second Edi ien.Nex Ready.
series efNeger Lectures with side spssids Illustrations
Treated scientifically and practically,
r5 fshs Sss s1 YoIi FssyassI'
This vors by the pres, of the
Old and New being The greatest work It's class
ever produced-arare combination Of morality, comicay
lSpeelm ems OF n0tlce5 OF the Prees
Professor Julius Cesar nibas lectures extensively
copied in the English and French The author
uprivslled hum orist in his vein.-Home Journal
Read the quaint Of the old cclored philosopher
They'll charm sway "a wriske Of snd at the same
time add q wrinkle in knowledge. n-Engish paper.
tsverJ funny and amusing reading and will please
large Glars Tho book IS extremely cheap a. ST. Those who
buy must read but little at time for fear Of Dustin
up.n-Brother Jonata an.
With hundreds Of others equally complimentary.
Tansa this
Canadns
Tho trade supplied at the lowest rates.
opie INF al free oil OF
Address A. RANNEY, Publisher,
1866 Broadway. New York.
inst Ready-A startling work. exposing the Mysteries Of
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ers amilie and Others remedy equal
Dr. TOBIAS Venetian Liniment, for dysentery, collie,
group chronic rheumatism, throats toohche,
cuts burns swellinEs bruises old hes dsche
mosquito hites pains In the limbs chest back &C. IL
does not give relief the will 10 refunded Ali that
asked trial and use according 70 the drecions 10
Kig Of England tnd certified him cure for rhsu-
mattm when everything else had failed. Over 100000
bottles have been sold in the United States without single
failure and many have stated they would not DO without
10 applied. II cures cholera whom taken In io
Tin perfectly innocent to take Internally and
Price 25 and 20 cents d. Tobias could al dozen news.
papers With certificates and letters relating tho wonder.
ratpg sufficient as any person who does not obtain
Le need not pay for IT, ps mas as up horse ni.
any FOR collie scratches cid Sores CALLS swell.
inee cuts bruises, &C. Price oVc Dr. Tobfas once 60
CORTLAND street.
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EXTRAORDINARY BOOK-"THE HEALING OF THE
U Nasisns, with an Introduction By Gov Talmadgs
Knowledgs, Broadway, N r. $50 pages octave. Price
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN
"A wishes to obtain situation In private family, IS
nurse and seamsres chAmbermaid and to do plain
sewing Beet OF city reference Please call at ia Charles
st., corrsr Of Hudson
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the best calf kin, With metallic shanks, by BAKER 10
Ann Best French patent leather boots s. to ST.
Shoes CATERS dc cheaper than elsewhere Give them
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street of the popular the city, His l0s l2
s les and e CATERS superior TO anything that
has yet been ored for these prices All his work 10 made
by himself, ana warranted best quality.
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ahirt satisfactorily but the fitting and the
There but one thoroughly scientific
system for these viz. the invented and pracced
GREEN No Aston House If any gentleman was ever
mistted there let him forward state the fact
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Cuba Must he Free! Tyranny Cannot Exist
No near our shoresIs the motto Of FOLWELL cothier
street, Brooklyn where the greatest bargains
be had Ia spring and summer clothing,
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CT LOST ON THE MORNING OF THE 23D INST,
vi. bask and tan terrier deg; had whom he loft
German silver collar. Whoever will said dog to
100 Ninth will receive the above reward and the
thanks Of the owner.
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a Sn REWARD, ANDNO QUESTIONS ASKED. LOST,
TCU from COACH russet leather vaise, in going from
pier No. orth river through West street. Battery place
will be promptly paid and th.nk by returning the
Please apply at No. ~ Battery place, for JOHN
BROWN,
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REV ARDS.

nO0O REWARD.-sToLEN, ON FRIDAY, APRIL
pZUO 9th from the ftore OF August W.ter, 10 Broad
pieces black siks satin The
reward will paid hs OF the GOODS and dent
fcations the thief valued 81 100
the store to get his breakfast about AM whsn the thief
thieves entered with false key And took the goods the
porter absent ebsut fifteen minutes.
AUGUST WITTER 10 Broad street.
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IooE wANTED-A GOOD cox BY SNAIL IA.
~ mily staten Island En- gsh Scotch rroferrei
apply at II Clinton place, stu 81
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GoIOREp.-WANTED, EY A CULoRsp WOMAN, A
" situation rs ehiias nurseand famsres chnmnee
maid and to DO plain sewine to travelling with lad
Good city reference be sven Apply ut 23 Fory
IN the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

WAN1ED-RY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL,
W situation as cham oermsid ma waiter, or seam
stress; has objection to short distance the
best reference from her last place. Please call a. IL Van
dewsterst.
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drug CLERK WANrED-A PERSON WHO rio.
~ roughly understands tn retail drrs business Is GOOD
ialemsn ard produce pona and Ia
willing 70 ont West good salary will be given 70 sach
pcant Address, ErRstus, Herald Office, with real
and address.
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A TMoRkIs& conNERT's, a7 BROADWAY, CORNER
IA OF Repde street, tlways be found tho
g oice Of H. ssh, eoteh ri.h AID German ,esut for
etl tcardiur bsuses ind private families so, porter,
lorerp IL lis, our branch Office. 102 GreSs&-hAA
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A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, OF GOOD EDUCATION
"A wishes situation as chRmbcrm to take care of
children Please address sudendOrf Hansen Ioi Beck
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS sITUA-
Won ns nurse and seamstress Would take Of
OF TWO ehaien Understands cutting and ittng chldrens
dresses would make heren useful Call two DAYS a. 1871
city reference. - ~ $3.50. WV
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WANTEB-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A siTuA
w ton first rate cook; understands baking in
Ira chess also good washer and ironer; IL willing make
berfe generally useful No ohjt go eoun.
trn Apply Mt 2" West 10th between Sth and gh
nncs food ct, references givea.
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THE CARSON LEAGUE WILL HOLD A MEETING ON
Monday evening" April 30th, at o'clock, in the lecture
Of the Mercantile Library Association place
The public are invited 10 attend,
JOEL BLEEcKMER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26

We indebted 70 X. Lord, Esq Purser OF Tue
Star of the West, and to j. W. Sullivan News Agent
at San Francisco for valuable favors.
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival of the Star of the West and George Law.
LOSS OF THE STEAMER CoLUMBIl
SI,s50,OOo IN GOLD.

In postscript 10 eur Morning Edition OF Wednes-
asy we announced the arrival Of the steamship Star
Of the West gave the number Of her passengers aud
the amount of specie she brought on freight. We
now publish the news brought by her.
The Star Of the West arrived out ward atPunta Are
mas on the 18th inst, connecting with the steamship
Cortes Capt Barns which left San Francisco ON the
3oth ult The Cortes called at Manzanlla on the way
and arrived at San Juan del Sur on the night oil the
18th inst.
The Star Of the West left Punts Arenas on the morn
ing of the 10th inst, with 1863 passengers and
600 In specie, and called at Key West Tor coal on the
ootb inst. whence she left the same evening at
o,cloct. and arrived at Sandy Hook Tuesday even
ING at 10 O'Clock, in four days and five hours from
Key West. She reached her dock at o'clock on
"Wednesday morning. Passengers all in good health.
July "a, at 10 NJ lat $50 40 N, lon 750, exchanged
sianals with tho bark b. II. Gamble standing North.
Col Kinney and his expedition had not arrived. I'VE
have already stated that Col. Kinney and party had
been wrecked, and thus delayed, which accounts for
his non-srrivaL
Vessels in the harbor Of San Juan del Norte II. b.
M. .steam-frigate Buzzard and II. NJ. West India
steamship Tevot.
BY the arrival Of the steamer Columbia at San
Francisco we hear Of the loss OF the steamer America
by burning No lives were lost and the cargo was
saved Loss $40 900; insurance.
The following is the Specie List of the Star o. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26
A F0RTNIGHTs NEWS.
THE CITY.

F,on TIE Alta call6rais Of June 30.
The Land Ordinance, which has been before tbs
Common Council Of this city fer some months, has
passed both Boards and has been approved by the
Mayor. The ordinance provides for the quoting Of
nd-claims in San Francisco the city reinquishiny
her title to all lands under the Pueblo claim to the
actual occupants vas, deal of expensive litigation
is hereby saved the city, and the settlers upon certain
lands will live in greater security
Nm. G. NJ Clark, lady Of some literary distinction
m California, has assumed the editorial chair Of The
San Francisco ErenfRg Journal She has been for
some time editing The Contra Costa.
Several exciting meetings have been held by the
settlers upon the Bolton Barron claim in this city,
that claim having been confirmed by the Board OF L.
s. Land Con mssioners.
fho clipper-ship Flying Cloud, Capt. Greasy, after
her fifth successful voyage 10 California sailed on the
eist June for Hong Kong. The Samuel Russell sailed
for Hong Kong the same day. The Phoenix cleared
for Horg K0i on the 25'h.
The Dsshing Wave has landed more cars tenders
and machinery for the Sacramento Valley Railroad
The enterprise Is fast arriving at state of completion
The Democratic Primary Election held in this city
on ibe ih ins resulted in the election of The entire
Bigler cset for the State Convention TO be held at
Sacramento on the 9th June.
Tie steamer City OF Norfolk has been nut upon the
hne between this city and Oregon, via the various
ports along the coast The steamer America made tho
frst sfeam-rp from this City TO Puget Sound on the
2ist inst
In theatrical matters nothing very important has
fraDspred. The Tempest has been brought at the
American with powerful cast and excellent scenic
effect. The Metropolitan has reopeDed with Prof. Ris-
icy and bic con- together with Mons EVAN, the Gel