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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

The above rates are Nia ONO hiN'T sisht "N ,uee
charged if sent all the way by Railroad No Storage Charged
M, f;oo4s s,9t tLyOgpb 6ar{ GonSan to
BRIDGFORD 4 Co, Richmond
REFERENCES N RIcHMoSp-Sterns 4 Bfummei InsieN
Tariy q CO. Selden n Miller J. IL Claiborne, J. W Wright
& Co. Chas r. Wortham Co. Shields a SommerNiie anu
F,lmonds Davrnnort a Go. juno 25ts
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no P1HkSg1}EAN1-


Il 1crriug's Blue Mass, the best in usa
nSs Caster OIL large and small bottles nearly ffSoieSs
ts Wine Corhicum Root-lrcpared from the fresh raat
aad infinitely superior the Of the seed or dried
rlnt:
@ Extract Eaerian-from the English cultivated
Ia this country
all tho otirinal "Ilaid Extracts carefully prepared;
-ta7r Erglna,
'a Pot7ss, (AkiiSru & cr1-togcther with com,
assortment of pure Chcm ais; extra nice graduated
''>lroS; small Glass Funneis Instruments, &e. &c, >n
the WHnts Of Physieians in aud country carefully
fri,d and i sale by STROTHER a VIII rEtiEAD,
1lc Ats Druggists Bank Square.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
DR.RoHEHrEARL Dentist, has removed
~ ms Office one door above his residence, on MAIN 81
and one square above piorells Hotel ian l-d,s
lNITX uOTEI..-rhis house been opened by MRS y.
~ \ AfATTESoN where She would be glad to Its for
mer patrons, and the public generally
I dwell Al. HHOWN, Civil Engineer,
- DRitGHTShiA, AND StRlEfOR offers his profes
sonai services to the eitaeus bedford and Of nclbugand
Address-LBrRrY. an 9ots
EDroMD M, M MoIsE; a.; :rpo.i,r to"r,-h""-"; " ,; s.
formerly kept by VIM. Terry, esq)
The above house rebuilt the modern style and fur
guests The undersigned promise their best efforts to merit
ouARLEs < srError propretors
"a HACK will always be in readiness to convey , the
guests OF the House and their baggage to and from lhe KAN
road tree of charge. ap ltdts
NcCOR,<I.E n JONES. Wholesale aud Re-
NC MERcHiN7s, and manufacturers Of sMoKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO MAIN ST, LYNchhrnG, VA, will
ToBkCCo, CORN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &e, sc.
Liberal advances Will be made ON all eonsignmGns when
sNRANKIsNN BHOTUER, Wholesale nmd
e RETAIL GR0cERS y COMMISSION MERCHiTS
Rrt door to Libtriy Unrotouse MIN ST. Lynehb"re "a
NoWMsN sITi's 4 AppEusoN. Groscr- nnh Com
~ mission MERCHANTS, MAIN ST. LYNCHBuRG,
VA keep constantly general assortment of GRO
CERES, LIQUORS sc Particular attention paid to re
ceving forwarding Goods aud Tobacco aud the sale Of
all kinds of Produce mar tits
4 EE n JOHNSON, Whoicsaic and Retail
IL GRoCERS COMMISSION AND FoRW ARDlNG
AGENTS LNNCHBI RG VA, are now in receipt OF Il large
stock of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DOMESTIC GOODS
SOLEIEATHER TANNERS OIL, FISH sc, Sc to which
they invite their friends and the public gee
v ic2a-ts
BENNETT, {. y. BRok AW, G ~ hlNIlNHIoN
uDESNETT q BRDNA", FRoDSSE COW
ID NILSSON MERCHANTS, for the sale Of Flour Grain,
Butter Cheese Provisions Sc No ITO Broad ST. corner OF
Mater 81. New York lllr - Is l.
w d. II =. PALMER
XXvADsWOREH, TURNER n 60, saspor-
w TIERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN NIArlE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS. No Ii Pearl Street, Richmond Va
feb l5-d1y.
upxuy =.
SJDa.AM n WATSON, Richmond, Va, Eor-
IA WARDlNG AGENTS AND GENERAL CoMMiS
SION MERCHANTS, Office and Warehousa South Side of
the Basin. Jdly l3dts
BHETERs, MARTIN - 30, Commission an"
II FORW ARDING MERCHANTS. on ttr BASIN Cor
Of l2tk and Cary Streets, Richmond Va inay 3pfs
TNONNAN Il Co, General Commission Mer-
IL CHANTS, RICHMOND, Va jan CTS
J. \. HARRIS. r. ttHols
HARRIS Il ECHOLS, Co,un'ission and For
H WARDING MERCHANTS oa Basin Baak, Richmond
Va. may 26-dlyl
ED0XAI PARRISH. Wholesale Grocer aud
III COMMISSION MERCHANT, Richmond, Id,-No %
Sreetpareular attention paid to salfs OF Tobacco
Flour Wheat and country produce generally
26dly.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, FARMERS n
~ OruERs LIVING IN THE COUNTRY i would most
respectfully call the attention of Merchants Farmers and others
living in the ho Intend visiting Rehm nd this seaSono
Amy large and general assortment Boots, gTy1 IN
Shoes Trunks, Carpet Bags, Nalses, E5ysyT-vyJ
II sc, my stock has been selected 10y 60 Wy ~
- myself with great care, suitable for the
Virginia trade aud large portion of Goods having been
purchased for cash. hatte nsof that can hold out a great
inducements Merchants and Farmers and all ir want MS
any other house North South either by the package
DOZEN which call the attention Of all in want they
Will prices that fail h please hy calling
A.. W. c. NIL Manufacturer and
Dealer in Boots. Shoes Trunks. Carpet Bags
NaliScs, Ne.. Whor sale and retail, M. III,
.l. at--L -Arnan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

Main street Richmond Is opening his usual large aud
general assortment of Books Paper Stationery Fancy Goods
&c the Fall Trade which he would respectfully
ask the attention of the merchants ~ Virginia North Carroll
and Tennessee Visiting the city assuring them Of MS com
pcp stock Ice found market, and
upon fair and liberal
\ NJ is sole for the Sac of celebrated Pianos manu-
facured h Worcester and will supply them at factory prices
Blank Books of every description constantly on hand and
manufactured 10 order
Binding of every description executed in the best manner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

NOTbtE.rhe subscriber hns ihs dny Disposed of his
entre interest In the cnncon Of SRcr MoldorN Go,
to ID T. { hetcrs OF the firm In retiring from the hus
ness thahk my niems aud the public for their patronage,
and would ask n continuance to my SUCCESSORS
hCIoRFlt Isl, le,l. RO MeEInERN
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EENr.EMEN,s Goon..--rAL... .sas.-

NE<It.EWEN'S GOODs.---FAu.I, lSJ5.-
n WM l. PAGE respectfully invites hs friends aud
nmeF 10 call and examine his Fall and Winter Goods being
Just hand and the best stock hc has had the pleasure of
oucrinE Among them piece fine BLACK tlotha
really snpeth arce also rich Rrown Blue Plum, Mulberry
aud olive Cloths real French Castor Cloths for OycrCoa and
Winter froeks Black brown and Mulberry medium and eN
ira fine oekns and fancy Csssmeres rich plain aud fancy
NelNcis Silk lutings, N. Vests; style but
tons aud other trimmings Also, Mems Furnishing Goods,
viz Shirts Collars Drawers. Under Shirts uanikorchiots
traNats, Stocks. Ties, Gloves. Sc Ne loc 6ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

rnNnt undersigned viii the business of Sglcr,
MeEderY Co. without farther change. under the style
and firm of JAMES \ SIlGLER y co. All persous hnN.
inF eHtns against the firm of Stleer Meldery Go, Will
present them to the undersigned tr payncni aud all Indebted
viii make payment 10 ihom
nur Stock of New Fall aud W nter Goods s complete,
and is not surpassed by any tho market We ask af
friends and the public call i. A SlIGlhR,
[. Il q pEIERS
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sOs.sNAL II0UOs> AND WINES

NJ y VHf 9N4L fITVTV VfS" III "FNt.'
Pure Juice Port Wine, pure French brandy Sherry
London Porter and Wolf Aromatic Schiedam Selnaps
se articles warranted pure, and suitable FOR nedci
Rnrposes For sale by JOHN ii. SEAf,
~ Ats Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

~ WARDlNG HolSE-Ihe subscribers have l'nScd, for
term OF wears FROM MIR 4 IL Lynch, his Fire Proof
Buildng aiey erected in this city directly opposite the depot
of V a I K Il and Immediately between the Railroad aud
Canal er e purpose Of carrying general tNo tlff
COMMISSION kNp foRNttnINo HusiNfss under TIA" rtYle
aud firm ef BLACK y IlTTNJpIIN. w offer Ia
friends, and the public generally new and well sroetod
STOCK ot Grarrs dqnas, Sc in exchange far rush or
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them heior
purchasing.
\ good supply Of Lime, Plaster and Cement kept hand
which will br sid as low as at other house Ia the city
All Eoos consigned to will he forwarded with dis
patch and particular attention paid 10 the order of them
We Offer services agents for the sale OF Wheat Flour
Tobacco, t5rn bat, a.. Ar Charges reasonable md
pains spared render satsf ton Account sales rendered
lnad' \. j, BLACK,
A IE1rNIbIIN.
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III Il. II
he MISSION a FDRW ARDlNG MERCHANTS. t0rnr
1thb and Hqtfr SIS. the Dock Richmond, Va. We are
constantly receiving direct R"ekand Lime Lump taeed
and round Plaster; Hudson River Cement Hay, Resin.
Potatoes &r -
rncd Sc j. y BRIDGFoRB,
n TINSLEN PATE.
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immediately cured and full yiIor restored
tarAKE NOTICE. All letters must be post paid, and contin
1;tace stamp the reply will be sent.
Baltimore, April Is. ls55 d8clv
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."HAr S""rI,EHS ASpE, Ela..;:.:..:s;g1


oeT tTade low thfH be had IN he country
For sale lay EDMOND, DANENPoL1 y Co,
June aDts Richmond.
vKND T0HsA.EON NssEs.-Nenr., 30 per cent.
SAVED According L. the Published of the South
side Railroad Tohaccousfs nearly 80 rent by
sending their Tobacco the subscriber shall
aa uRty-tD c5Hfs per hoN averaging 23 bis, in
cluing tolls freight and expenses board sail
ing vessels ALFRED $ LEE. on the Dock,
iy Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
NEW GOODS Ar TsuE NEW ~rOEE.-rl

]
~ subscribers receiving their and spacious
Saesrooms direct from thrr mnnutacory, thcir supply Of
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING to hich they respectfully
invite the attention of the puhlic.
sep 2Gts Bt RBDiGlIS. SiIAfER & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03

PorAroEs-Saes Of ,125 bags at 1Hc. lac per ID.
RIcf-36 terces Carolina soil at p. IA. 100 900 lbs
Manila at Be-, and rs 900 lbs China No. in two lots
at SIC. per Id.
do No I, Mt p t. 100 bbls. New Orleans, at IL Xc
and l60 do. 'cofes crushed at 13c. per ID.
CAsDIs-Saes OF 500 boxes adamsntine, arrive, at
81 c.; 100 do dark do, Mt 43c and at auction 200
do inferior do, at "a lc and rs do. Cincinnati
do, at 5blac. 4Sc. per 10.
SAITS3es Of 10 In lib. bags at Csc, and 81 do
in lob do At 4bc. per bag
sALERATus-oo boxes Bassetts (loibs. each) sold at
1Oc. per Id.
CoiYEx-sae OF so bags Costa Rica at 1e1sc, and at
auction 20 do. Rio at l5,4c per lb
CASE Goops-Sales Of 90 Holsters at IS 49, 100
dozen Wrghts oysters, ex Celestial, at 81, aud 100
pie fruits at So 20 per dozen.
SprcEs-An invoice Of 900 lbs. grain pepper 200 do
cloves, 500 do nutmegs, 900 do. alspce Celestial,
sold before arrival at rs per cent New York cost
pepper y h. glass; at 81 and 200 do cassia at 81 rs
per dozen,
ToBAcco-Aucton sales of S5 cases olive, at 25 81
cents; 10 do Banks, at 10 l514c and 10 do Dadem,
at IA a l5hc. per Id.
tins, at t. 200 kegs do at p n t. 100 kegs do. at
AXE and at auction 10 inferior do at 12c per
ID Sales Of 100 halls bbls extra clear pork at kl2 SO
per half bbl. and cheese at 81 &c per h. Also
at auction so rkins inferior butter, at 1870. loalc
per ID.
LIQUORS Sales OF 200 kegs, 81 bbls. whiskey and s
half pipes American brandy at 81 80 per gallon Also
10 arrive per Sweepstakes 100 bbs whiskey, at T.
BhooMsale Of lao dozen, per Sting Ray, before arri
val at p. n. L.
SPIRITS TuRPgSrsK addition to sales reported yes.
terday 1000 gallons sod arrive per George Butts at
80 per gallon.
CoAL-sales OF 100 tons Lackawana, ex Celestial and
1000 tons Chile, 10 Gas Company, atp mt.
on VuRioL.-so carboys sold on private terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03
Interesting from Nicaragua.
OUR GREYToWN CORRESPONDENTS

SAN JUAN pEL NoKrg n. NICARAGUA, Dec %, 1854.
Arrival Of the Frigae Counbia-Intepiews betreen HE
american Commodore and British Admiral-Thc Nos
quito Protectorde, DC, de-
The frigate Columbia flag ship Of Commodore Newton
Of the home squadron arrived here the morning OF
the Goth instant Mr. Wheeler minister TO Nicaragua;
Mr. Marlng, minister to Guatemala, and Mr. Fabens OF
Greytown notoriety, and now q special agent OF the
United states government to take certain testimonies in
these parts, came in the Columbia.
Commodore Henderson, of the English navy, is here
with the Termsgant and yssta twenty six gun rgates
and the brig Daring Soon after the Columbia arrival
Commodore Newton held conference with the English
Commodore, the result Of which Is not known. Ii IN
generally presumed, however, that John Bull is quite
desirous of backing out Of the Mosquito
having just about much he attend In other
parts and it need not be presumed at all from force
she now concentrating in these waters that they have
any notion OF wasting gunpowder In the matter The
truth Is thsmost OF the vessels sent not
be used during the winter in the Russian ampagn
TO Keep the men In drill but above all to keep them
board ship at all they send their returning Baltic and
Norh Sea vessels out this way.
No government has been established at Greytown yet
but Martin is still lowering about its runs lie dimes
with the English Commodore now and then.
The Mosquito flag the few scattered huts,
and his Royal Highness Jamasso alias George Robert
Frederick paddles about In his canoe no doubt chuck.
lug at all this fuss about him. The Princess Royal Il
very good washerwoman but sadly negects the linen Of
the royal household.
The English mail steamer Dee left for Chagres this
morning.
The English frsate vestai win leave to day to
row for jamaica
The Princeton, attached 10 Commodore Newton =
The Hon. Mr. Marng left here this day en- route for
bis station NC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03

BHoiDuar THxlrea-Ths old AMI fsv0rit- piscs vhleh
hss drawn gocf houses every nKbt -hsk has basn
p..Jss, iss isur. Opens, !, .ssssas.s a. Va.
the snussnsuis eioss Win aivSusssmss.
BovrsY THrsYsH-JTh. b.ssa, q NJ. Johs winsas
comes 81 70 night Thsre four S~pulsr pieces
nayscsi Tks frsi 4 Fortunes Froils NJ neat Tie
ausosl fsrce ~ " fhs Poor sofier" Tie dlsf wa.
mss viD fsla~, asa al closes With us Massacre u
kiskJiin.seiinse."
Ing the .ospts - " appropriated " tbs rssf ~ ths
ssssrisx paor - ss~ rors Tbs opsrs = the DsAs-
rian airL ani lay " fAnnsrlsoor, the asAvAx~
ssd ths Msidsn sEaa mssiesi clio, afs ihs snssrtsa-
nsenfs
Rrssoss THsssxr As pieces snnou.esa fsr this eve.
n'ng are such - ssnsoi fsh 70 ars- asss hesss ne
"Uppsf Tea aui fossr Tvsniy" comr~nes~ fbs smgss-
rnsnf, and fhsy vii terminate with tA~ sstfY>sl ns
called Apollo 10 Nsv York.u
w.fiAors THEarH3-TRs Ds~ srsms, In toe se4s.
eAnsa The sstsrt, sgnnsBe.s iks mssts. nm
piece vin ~ saeese1@s ~ te fsvorits piso@ susaA
"a ossilsBss frsfa lrslasd aaa tks "ArfaI D~Axw'.
eonxinfss all
krs0yoiniS rHstrys.--sAsssp~srss uax.sy -
'hs<bsthH viil ~ psrfornsd, vltk Mr. n1shs.ss No
yosss - fsay hs,b~ih. NJ csnol PLAYS Ina sAaSse-
Tor 81 hsrdsh n camls sksteh ~ atCnsls A~s
slas.' 'hs snts'..inDsai' u bsrsa u. svssassss
oil b ffsp~cisbis.
AsnlcIs xrsrrs his f..ogip resort A srowxsa
ever asy and ihs D~sfernasoss aassd 80 srs>t~~<
both tbs An1nooH ass sv,sisg-hsssvs i a. ssoss ssA
q W. Cabs 10 ths i.afisg sharssssrs.
wooD's ysrnvEw This bah ia srv~Asf nighuy, asl
,ss slsyssasn'', E'osfsy srsssnf ssert NE sfesst
BroriSr's Fnsslprrs eoslnss 70 give thslr oar.
issgvs ot~yas nth svecsss ss0mnAmbuls'' n 20.
nossesd Ter ftlt sysninx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03
Theatrical and Musical Affairs.


The American theatre under the management OF Mr..
Ncafc, opened Monday evening, Dec. 4h with sheri-
dams comedy of the "Riyals.n Since then they have
been playing old English comedies.
Al the Metropolitan, MIR. and Mrs. Barney Williams
have been performing off nights with the Italian ope-
IA troupe John Brougham's drama OF the "Irish Yam
kee' has been played twice. with consdera bio
On Wednesday evening Donizetti's opera OF 'sMaria
d Robnn" presented for the first time In California
with Bari the prima donna Mrs. Voorhees, sings
this opera, and also Herr Mengis. II sung again
last night for the benefit OF Soda, the tenor Of the
troupe.
The lease of Mrs. Sinclair viii expire during the pre-
sent month III she does not release the establishment
II IL said that she intends going to London where good
engagement has been offered her
The annual ball of the SAN Francisco Blues OF
hnest military companies will take place nj the Metro
politan on Monday evening.
new theatre Is about 20 he built In Sonora
d. and Madame Monplaisr are s~aaing at the Aule.
ricap.
Thleny and Bernadelli at the Metropolitan.
The theatre In Marysve Ia doing a good bushes !.
Mr., and Mrs. Kent, Miss Caroline Chapman, and Miss
Julia could are there.
Nothing has been heard OF Miss Laura Keene since
her sudden departure for Australia.
Mr. and Mrs. Stark in the city, but are doing
thing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03
> ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
EHT DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
-~y~~~e~>~>~~~eN~~~~~-~~-
The BATTLE OF PETROPOLOSKI.
v..N~~~N>~~~s~o.e~eso~>~~
RUSSIAN PRIvATEER.
>~>~>-~~~o~~o~>>>~>>oJ>|~o~~-
INTER TING ITEM
,~e1~~~o~~~~-~~~~c~e~~~o~~-
THEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE.
~>~~N~~~~>~~~~~~(0~oe~-
MARRIAG AND DEATHS.
-->~~>~~c~~>~e~~~~~~~,~-ye
THE MAR ETS,
&c, &C., &c.
EHT DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
The BATTLE OF PETROPOLOSKI.
A RUSSIAN PRIvATEER.
TEREsT TING ITEM
THEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
T HE M A r K E T S,
&C., &C., &c.

The steamship Star of the West Capt Turner arrived
yesterday afternoon bringing dates from California to the
9th ult.
The steamship Star of the West arrived outward at
Punta Arenas, Nicaragua, the morning Of the ED
ult, and left at midnight Of the 23d ult, with passen
gers s62 900 specie freight to Charles Morgan
The steamer Sierra Nevada connecting left San Fran
cisco the evening of the 9TH passed steamer Uncle
Sam on the 18TH within five days sail of sau Francisco
and arrived at San Juan del Sur the night Of the
2lt Her crossed tho Transit in thirty
three hours.
Steamship Star of the West left Punta Arenas at mid
night Of the 23d with 200 passengers and 5000 900 in
specie for New York Called at Key West for COAL and
left the evening Of the 2sth, at o'clock and arrived
Of this port yesterday morning. having experienced
strong gales and heavy from northeast and north
west throughout the voyage.
The following distinguished persons among her
passengers:-Hon. Senator Gwyn Hon. G. X. Garrison
Samuel Brsnnan ESQ.,. W. @. Ralston, Esq; Major A. J.
smith, U. S. A.; j. Ross Browne, Esq.; Purser WEIGH,
L.. N; H Timer, Esq and others.
Vessels in port at San Juan del Norte, Dec 49, 1885,
United States frgate Columbia, fifty guns T. b. Will
son, commander, bearing the broad pendant Of Com
10th ult., bringing Mr.. Wheeler, minister to Mica
ragua Mr.. Marlng minister to Guatemala and also Mr..
Fabens special agent for the United States
Ofncers and crew all well.
Her British Maestys steam frigate Termagant thirty
six guns bearing the broad pennant OF Commodore Hen
derson, Of the West India squadron having Mr. Green
the English consul, board arrived few days prior
the Columbia, accompanied by the frgate vestal of
twenty six guns and brig Of war Daring of ten guns
The English mail steamer Dee left for Chagres the
morning of the 22d. H B. Ms frgate vesta for ia.
rnaca left the harbor the evening of the 23d but
grounded on the outward barr and at the time Of the
sailing OF the Star of the West the steamer Daniel Web
ster for New Orleans, assisting in towing her of
The United States steam, fgate Princeton attached to
Com. Newton's squadron, hourly expected.
anecia LIST Of the Star of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03

TU AccocsT BEyTLYp>-The claim msfs ~ tA6s
STATE agAinn The gsn~rl Tovsysnsst, fss s1vsass
IN the war ~ 1919, kxs hnen asTangcd, a.l IN -
ter 70 Aalufsns General yandsrpss. becrseaHy
Guthrie whites tb<t trsn for b~swssn 81 80 -
Oh 200 wiii b. ssns, paysbls tc NJ crtr q Ne Co
vernon ~ tkh STATE. today 90 On Tne@4ay esxl
ana "a ssgastrs upiw Ne 80 o. isl wiases~-L
kanr <ras, Dr.. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03
Russian Prlvateer In the HarbOr OF San
ErQnclscO.

The Echo du Pdcifque says it Is understood that the
Russian ship Kamschatka, which now lies in inar
bor only privaeer prepared TO leave the port at
the earliest moment TO attack the Freuch and English
merchantmen; but we re-assure readers with
regard to her III the Kamschatka desires TO begin her
adventures, she viii find somebody to speak to.
The English frgate President which left two days after
the arrival of the Kamschatka did not 60 without
learning the true character Of the latter vessel and has
not left the vicinity Of San Francisco and will
the harbor about the 10Th Goth Of this month Be-
sides the French fgate Aeeste left Callao the 10th
OF October, destined hither, and is due. The Eng
lish steamer Virago viii likewise be back to our
harbor We know that the Kamschatka has eight guns
and q crew Of 100 men, and that she did not come
hither for nothing but she IL watched closely that
II she leaves the harbor she will follow tho Sitka.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03
The Miners.

From the San Francisco Alta, Dec.
Notwithstanding the absence Of rain which Is getting
to be severely felt by the miners the from all the
princpa knorshern mines continues to be of very
couragng character, and we have doubt from what
is now taking place, that with the advent OF the rains
we shall have to report very considerable yield
large nugget of gold, Weighing II lbs was found in
Sonora week ago, at depth OF four feet II Is inter
mixed with quartz and said to contain 10 lbs of pure
gold, and il valued At 81 900.
In Calayeras county, near oqueluulne Hill, beaut-
lump Of crystazed gold weighing y ounce, picked
up gulch by Indian boy. From Camp Glencoe
learn that party Of miners struck upon very rich
lead and took out from $40 to $40 to the PAN and that
considerable excitement had taken place In that oca
lily.
In CaldwelEs garden, Shaws Flat, Tuoumne
county, party Of miners have been very successful
having struck lead which yielded two ounces to the
pan; in one forenoon they took out 81 900.
The South Carolina Company have sold their quartz
claim Carson Hill, Caaveras county, to English
company, for the good round sum Of $24 900.
We learn that rich gold plains twenty miles in
extent discovered few weeks since the fork
Of the Carson river but that very little mining could be
done, the river had frozen and the weather was In
tengeiy cold.