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10000 do ... 800, determined by The drawing
of the capital prize III an odd ser then every
odd number In the Lottery win draw &s so; If an
even number, then every even number will draw
IS so. This prize is in addition 10 any other prize
which may be drawn. @ ~
Tickets, $l0-Halves, $5--Quarters, 81 so.
Recoect that in the Havana Plan Lottery every
prize must be drawn. s
All orders for Tickets or Shares viii be promptly
filled il addressed to r'
HUBBARD 3 CO., ~
@ Baltimore Maryland,
Who fnlly authorized by the Managers to nll all
orders. ap % -3tawd6cp.
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ROTHWELL'S HOUSE FURNISHING
& STORE. ss S G.s4

STORE. b E 6.sa
seventh Street, next TO Odd Fellows, Hall.
VNHIS Store occupies one of the largest buildings
in thecity, and contains very large and varied
stock of Furniture and House-furnshing Goods, of
almost every description, including China and Glass
Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, Clocks, &c, which
will be sold as low as they can be purchased else
where, viz:
Parlor Furniture, in sets, and in separate pieces
Chamber Furniture of all kinds, including enam-
elled Cottage Sets
Dining Room Furpiture, Extension Tables in
walnut and mahogany, Sideboards, &c.
Office Furniture, Desks and Writing Tables, Lii
brary Cases, Chairs, &C.
The Children's Department contains variety OF
a} articles of utility and amusement
Iea Baskets, fancy and common, in great variety
sia Oil Cloth and Carpeting, Door Mats &c. l
China Tea Sets, Vases, Mantel Ornaments, &c
Persons desirous to examine or to purchase any
artc es in the Furnishing line invited to call and
see for themselves. sG A. ROTHWELL. 4
dec 7--eotf if sgs sess M se as 5rl
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BY WALL, BARNARD, 3. CO..
M Auctioneers.
DOSITIVE SALE OF VALUAHI.E
RuildinR Int nm - ri III nan - I--I

Building Lot on Capitol Hill at Pnb-
lie Auction.--On Friday afternoon 9th instant. a
O'Clock, we will SELL in front of the premises Lot
No. 8, in square 1885, fronting AZ feet 21 inches on
north A street, between Third and Fourth streets
and running back l36 feet S1f inches to . s0.feer
alley. 4.s. 60 nv NJ -r- ~
Y This valuable property, which is in fastimprov
ing neighborhood will positively be sold to the high
est bidder. Title is indisputable
Terms: One-third cash the remainder In three
equal payments of six, twelve. and eighteen mouths,
bearing interest from day of sale and to be secured
in Q satisfactory manner. r-.--.
WALL, BARNARD, d CO.,
may 8-dts Auctioneers
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BY G. W.. BOTELER.

Il ss5stansaa q Auctioneer. .'atsletyis9
GALE OF EXCELLENT THOUsEHOrn
~ Furniture at Auction.- On Thursday Msr
le'n, O. ~ O'Clock, NJ, shall SELL at the residence
OIL gentleman declining housekeeping at No aaS
Fourth street. between ID and streets opnos;,s.t
east front OF The City Hail. all of his Household Fms
niture, which is Of excellent quality con.;s. 1ui
part, off, fsif Wa -
superior rosewood Piano Forte, ~ octave, made
by Chickering aaN p -A'o
Elegant suit Of solid rosewood Parlor Furni.urr
|. covered with brocatelle, comprising one Isrrs
4 ~ Fl nch Sofa, Chairs, 3 Reception CHAIR
Tete.a-tete Sofas, 2 Arm Chairs '''.'
q Fine OIL Paintings, by Horace Vernet and other
wy Ry superior English Velvet Carpeting and
One splendid French Bronze Clock H
n Two large bronze Statuettes aas
Handsome Gas Chandeliers .sssll RaG aal8E a.gg a
Fine Mantel and Table Ornaments .gss.
\. Rosewood marble-top Parlor Table jist
Window Shades
\. Hall Oil Cloth
Hall Stove =
Mahogany and walnut Hat Racks
English, Brussels. step CarpetinQ
One Psyche Glass - sat,'lt t.4Ne
Elegant Cotsge Chamber Set black and 0ilt
consisting OF marble-top Dressing Bureau
WsuS snSn s,sad sneastead, Table Chairs, marbletop
Toilet Sets, Radiator E7l w a
Brussels chamber Carp ts p8f3a4Ee 4
H Mahogany and other Bedsteads r sllg .Ut8 tl3
Bureaus Wardrobes, Wsshstands
k Chamber Chairs ,,s 3,4 8 t>.
Hair and other Mattresses a
Hands Bandsome me white ssss 8. .ass Chamber s.,
r Mahcgany Shaving Stand 7| ru .a
q Walnut Secretary and Book case GA t&
s3 Oak Diningruoni Chairs n ~ NJ ,l.ssar ae.a
ta Mahogany Sideb ard Gse..e. ~ NJ.
Mahogany Extension Dining Table
Venitian Blinds
Arm Chairs, covered with morocco
Handsome French China Dinner Set
Table Cutlery alt' sa .'HE E-ltr} 81 fs
Silverplated Tea Set
Plated Castors fagltta.t IN .bz s,a.I
French China Tea Set , haM
Chatting Dishes tn3 ~ 1880
Crockery and Glass Ware, Refrigerator
Excellent Cooking Stove
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Apparatus, &c.
!. terms under $50 cash; over $50, credit of
thirty sixty, and ninety days for approved endorsed
notes. bearing interest
atrs ~ G. w. BOTELER. 81.
may ID Auctioneer.
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Office OF the Commissi oner of Lotteries,

aPzo-d&W Managers. Baltimore. Md
Office of the Commissioner of Lotteries,
BALrAoRE, APRIL Is, 1886.
|VUNHE undersigned, Commissioner of Lotteries of
the State of Maryland. being in receipt daily
OF letters from various portions OF the country ma
king inquiry as TO Lottery Schemes with which the
country is flooded and which purport to be "decded
BY the drawings Of the Maryland Consolidated Lot
teries takes this method to answer all such letters
of inquiry, and inform the public that all Lotteries
purporting 10 be decided by the Maryland Drawings
are gross frauds that certain parties who style them
selves Morris Co., and pretend to be Managers or
Sole Agents for the Grand Charter Lotteries OF Cleve
land, Ohio, are impostors and said Lottery fraud
having neither legal orpresumptive existence; and
that another fictitious firm, styled Murry q Co.,
cleveland, Ohio, are also impostors and all Lotte,
RES which they profess to be managers agents for
are also frauds s8e 3Tat cStfS 3aa' fttl :
!, RICHARD FRANCE, of this city, is the contrac-
tor Tor Drawing the Maryland LOTTERIES the business
conducted under the firm OF r. FRANCE d Co, as
managers, aud they have no sole agents in the CITY
OF batinore There are, however, some forty licensed
venders for the State of Maryland who derive license
under him. through this office, to sell tickets In the
Maryland Lotteries. '4g a51a 10 su SIS
F9u r ' ID. H. McPHAIL. ia va q
Commissioner Of Lotteries for the State OF Md
ap 2l- 2md&cp To71 AGlnl 11-t rcE ,e1s
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
FOR MAY, 1856.
n. FRANCE q co., Managers.

10y All orders from distance sent to Hubbard
& Co, Baltimore Maryland, viii be promptly and
faithfully filled.
The Schemes for May are unusually rich, and we
confident of selling our customers some Of the
many high Prizes now offered.
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One Grand Prize of GO 900 Dollarsi

s5y All orders for Tickets or Shares in the above
splendid Schemes will meet with prompt and reliable
attention, and the Drawings certified by the State
Lottery Commissioner, sent to all who order
Address HUBBARD 4 CO.,
Baltimore, Maryland 4
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TAKE NOTICE.
ENHE subscriber offers qor few days

ENHE subscriber offers QOr few days
u his whole stock OF fine Watches, rich e.
Gold Jewe'ry, solid Silver Ware, &c. a. much "a
lower rates than goods of like good quality raAsA
have ever been sold for in this city; therefore, all
who wish to secure great bargains would do well to
call Immediately, the remainder of his stock will
be removed shortly to the store formerly occupied by
the late Mr.. Keyworth, No. S3s, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., where the undersigned would be pleased to see
all his old friends and customers, and as many new
ones as may please to give him call ts Il,
fEot III 0. HOOD,
may 7-dH AS Pennsyyania avenue
Daily American organ., 1856-05-08

CARusI's MAY BALI comes off to- night He was
the first to introduce these festivals here, aud de-
serves to be well patronized. Whoever loves such
exhibitions will do well to attend. ~
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An Italian. with a name,

Yesterday, s. w. Wood Esq, of this city, OBJ
tanned letters patent for Improvement in the manu-
facture of machine brick. - 3.t..s,
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Arripql ef tAa Hsrman,..

NEW YoRK, May g., lP. M.--The- steamship
Hermann, from Southampton, Esd ultimo, is sig-
nailed. Her advices have been anticipated by the
North America, at Quebec. e
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FOR LEASE

- FOR LEASE.
- The unerpired term about stxte en-
xn3 and half months) of lease, with privi' ,eCe
Of q renewal for four years, on house.sNo. 40
Twehth street NORTH is for sale The house has sobt
rooms, including basement and attic te'sT'
Inquire from ~ M. to p. NJ, at this Office
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BIZ THE HOUSE PRIsrIsc rELEaRAYu.
Arrival Of tAs "Cify OF Baltimore ),

PHiLADELPHIA, May s.--The Philadelphia and
Liverpool Company's new screw steamer City Of
Baltimore isnow In the river bound up with Liver.
pool dates of the 2Sd--the Same as the North
America at Quebec.
(ybis is the FIRST trip Of this steamer. she having
been engaged in the Crimean service.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-08
MADAME CHEGARY,S
boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies'.

!. a REPORT having become current that Madame
a. -Chegary was about to give up her School, she
respectfully informs her friends and the public that
10 her intention to continue her establishment with
its present organization. Nine. C.'s niece, Nine.
Prevost (fornerly Mile Louise Persut will reside
with her and take an active part the direction and
supervision of the establishments N. - 49, VsrFal
Nine. q. Is prepared to receive pupils during the
summer. Those whose parents reside at distance
VIII pass the vacation at Mime. C.'s country resi-
dence, situated in one of the healthest and most
pleasant parts of New Jersey. 80 y
The School will close July 1st and will reopen, as
usual, on Thursday, ilth of September
may 5-6td&2tw 0NF s&6F4NM IT. r.
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SERIOUS AYrRAY.--Wo are informed that Hon.
Mr.. Herbert, of CaIfornia, shot of the walters
at Wizards Hotel this morning about IL o'clock,
by the name OF Thomas Keating Some difference.
we understand, occurred in the breakfast room,
which led to the commission Of the act Mr.. Her
bert, immediately after the act was done, dehbe-
rately LEFT the house, and took hack and drove
TO the stationrhouse where he gave himself up 70
the police, s,sr--- 4. &C., s. fs.sn ~
A member Of the House who was present dn-'
ring the afffay, informs US that Mr.. Herbert made
some complaint TO one of the walters at breakfast
upon which he replied In disrespectful language,
whereupon Mr. Herbert struck him. The waiter
then threw plate at Mr.. H., and the other walters
rushed to the assistance of their comrade, seizing
upon chairs and other moyeables as weapons.
Mr.. Herbert then drew his revolver, and fired
twice the first time the ball grazed the breast of
Patrick Keating, the steward, and brother of the
deceased; the second ball entered the heart of
Thos. Keatng, who expired in few minutes.
The examination of Mr.. Herbert, who is now at
the station-house, surrounded by his friends has
been postponed till o'clock this afternoon.
This affair caused much excitement among the
friends of the deceased and it is difficult to sscer
tain the truth Of all the reports in circulation. We
derived our report from a gentleman Of the high
est character, aud we rely upon its correctness.
Mrs. Lesdernier's entertainment is postponed for
fair weather. Having been requested to repeat her
Rectations from the English and American Poets.
at Carusis Saloon, due notice win be given, and
the Maniac added to the programme
Some half dozen Irish, darkies, and Others, took
lodging at the watch house last night r
Samuel Jackson (black) was yesterday arrested
suspicion Of receiving stolen goods, but after
examination before Justice Smith, was dismissed.
An Italian with name
That every one knows BY sight very well,
But no one can speak, and no one can SPELL"
was yesterday arrested for disorderly conduct but
afterwards discharged on promise Of amendment,
| by Justice Smith. fFaAtai sess13
Yesterday, s w. Wood, Esq, Of this city, OBJ.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-08

BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS,
NoR spring and summer wear.-A good
assortment Of the above goods Cor ladies', gen
tlenleNs misses, boys and child eu's wear car, be
fonnd at HARMON BURNS'S, tr
soS, between AZ and 9Th streets Pa avenue.
q afew doors east Of National Hotel "
just received, q fresh supply of Day A Martins
real Japan Backing direct from the manufacturers
may 2-2weaw
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
W ALU A b l. r BUILDING LOTS

W AL u A b l. r BUILDING LOTS I'M
squares AS aud I0i at Auction =
On Wednesday, the l4lh instant, in front OF hi,
oremises. at O'Clock, p NJ, shall sell Lots Nos.
81 and SO, In square No 44s, having front of az
ieet on Sixth street west between NJ and streets
nortn running back loo feet This property 10 hand
eity, having side aud back alley Is feet wide
And at o'clock, or immediately after the sale Of
me sbove, shall sell part Of Lot No. IA, in square
so. loi fronting on Twenty-6rst street west be-
avenue. 'y''Ania
Terms; one-third cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months the purchaser to give notes for the
sale. deed given aud essd Of trust taken. Ti,la
indisputable. s1 -'"'
A. GREEN.
may Sd tsssg4sa aI segHis Auctionaer
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Connsctiesst Legislature.

NEW HAyrs, May s.--The Legislature in joint
meeting to-day reelected Governor Minor by .
majority of nineteen. The other State officers on
the anti administration ticket were chosen by about
the same majority.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-08

THKATRE Last night the farce of Robert Ma
caire was given; after which Horseshoe Robinson
was again played In spite of the bad weather,
there was tolerable audience. . 49,
Tonight the entertainment will commence with
the side-plitting farce of Lend Ne Five Shillings
after which Horseshoe Robinson win be again re-
peated. ~ M -
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
HAVE just received, and constantly re-
y ceiving, fresh supplies Of Drugs and Medicines,
Family Medicines Fancy Goods, 4c., all of which
will be disposed OF on the most reasonable terms
Soda Water, with the best Of Syrups Call and
try it. O. BOSWELL, Druggist,
~ ~ Maryland avenue and Seventh street,
t.t 81 -a.al,rr h, tss ss@..e Washington.
, N. b. have disposed some time since, of the
store formerly kept by me on Fourand-a-half street.
and may always be found at my old place, corner OF
Maryland avenue and Seventh street. and be pleased
to wait on my old friends and the public.
ap 25--1meod s 80 O. b.
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Hubbard Co. are fully authorized to fill all orders
in the Maryland Lotteries ~ ss,astJ ~ n.
- t-s 5T II, r. FRANCE Il CO., q 4
aP25-d&w1 ss Managers. Baltimore. Md
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Neao York Markets.

NEW YoRK, May s,--Flour is quiet. Sales Of
1000 barrels. Common to good State, % 81 a
IS 10; common to low grade extra Ohio, So 81 l-2
a $6 %; good to standard Southern, $o IL l-2 a
Sc 75; fancy to extra do, s6 81 l-2 $8 zt. "a
Nothing done in Wheat. ~ ss,,,3..,t ,.is
Corn Is frmer. Sales of IA, 900 bushels. South
ern mixed, so cents. slusVt M a
Pork has declined. Sales Of $50 bbls. Mess,
SIT 80.
Beef is firm Sales Of 200 bbls. Chicago re-
packed, $40 $l3.
Lard is firm Sales Of 800 bbls. at 10 IA cents.
Whiskey is firm. Sales Of $50 bbls. Ohio 30
cents. eHgtsa aiGFsJ y9EHlsE
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GENTLEMEN's FURNIsHISG GOODS.

EOR Spring and Summer, my stock OF
u the above Is now full and complete In every
department My facilities for doing business are Of
the best character. The public are invited 10 call
and examine my stock, as L am determined TO sell
cheap for cash or to my punctual customers. SIS
LANE'S - F8a
= Gents Furnishing Store as ta
Penn. avenue, near Four-and-s-balf street
Daily American organ., 1856-05-08

The Ninth street Methodist Protestant Choir ar,
getting up fine concert, we understand. Severa
Tine pieces have been written for the occasion, anc
the services OF some fine singers outside the cho
engaged.
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.&g NEW SPRING MILLINERY.
IN Now opening at HUTCHINSON &
sMUNROSa a choice and beautiful assortment
OF Spring Bonnets, of every description, which
sales. .
Ladies' about purchasing could not fail to be suited
at their Fancy Store, on the Avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. ap g.
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Financial.

Financial.
NEW York, May S.--Stocks are dull Michigan
Southern, "a SO; New York Central, 90 IA /;
Reading Railroad 80 3-4 Virginia 6's, 93 "a |;
Illinois Central shares 81 Ia. Sterling exchange
is dull at o a. 80. se,ss fsfsss.s
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X. FRANCE ~ co.., Managers.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass l6,
To be drawn in City Of Baltimore, Maryland,
On Saturday, May 10, 1856. +
Prizes amounting 20 2o4, 900 Dollarsis gsssa.
$4,000 Tickets rs 600 Prizes!
Prizes payable in full-no deduction whatcyerl
Purchase two tickets, an odd and an even number,
and you must draw one prize, and may h
draw threel aff ab III g,ga
full scheme of the Lottery will be sent to all wko
order tickets, and the printed official draw
ing as soon as the drawing is
completed.
Send your orders addressed TO sElaa -a
HUBBARD Il CO., III s1t
Baltimore, Nd.
They are fully authorized by the Managers to I'll
all orders ts - y.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-08

In these five days 3.735 /" -
This is an unusual large quantity.
During the month of April 2.7S0 inches fell.
Last year only l.42l inches fell during the whole
month Of MAY.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-08

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs-A petition is now in cir
culaton, and we understand has received hundreds
OF signatures, which win soon be submitted 10 the
Mayor and City Councils, praying that steps NAV
be taken to prevent the infection of such unueces-
sary cruelty to animals around the Market House.
IL seems that some benevolent persons have OBJ
served calves lying all day upon the ground or
Sidewalk near the Market House, with their four
legs tied closely together so that they cannot get
up, in the hot sun, without drop OF water, and
they think this cruelty unnecessary. So do we
And, moreover, we believe there is already law
against this inhuman treatment, and that the Mar
ketmaster should put 1t in force.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-08

Tickets, Sl0--Haves, Sc Quarters, 81 so. NJ
Certificates of packages of 26 whoesSh Shares in pro-
~ portion. ,.,tr, y yvsi
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4.5 To the White House Pavilion, +
On Thursday, Nay 10Th, 1856.
Superior Cotillon Music is engaged for the occa-
sion.
Dinner and Refreshments will be furnished by an
experienced caterer. G*i
The steamer George Washington will leave George
town at 71e; Washington, 81 Blagden's Wharf
8; Alexandria, e1S o'clock, A. NJ
Coaches will leave the corner of l. and Seventh
streets, F and Seventh, Twelfth and Pennsylvania
avenue, at O'Clock.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting gentleman
and ladies' to be had of any member Of the Club and
at the boat on the morning of the Excursion.
Committee Of Arrangements.
J. Morrice J, S. Ingram
J. "A. Butler G.. b. Belle
G. M. M. Murphey A. II. Hill
may 6-6, 5, 10, Is, l4z
Daily American organ., 1856-05-08

Samuel jackson (black) was yesterday arreste
on suspicion Of receiving stolen goods, but after
examination before Justice Smith, was dismissed
Daily American organ., 1856-05-08

Some half dozen Irish, darkies, and Others, took
lodging at the watch-h house last night.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-08

Mrs. Lesdernier's entertainment is postponed for
fair weather. Having been requested to repeat her
Recitations from the English and American Poets.
at C4rusi's Saloon, due notice win be given, and
the Maniac added to the programme.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-02
E'rightful Peril.

When the Harlem 2. is railroad train,
Saturday, was passing over the FL arlem
bridge, and dashing on-in free, full
fiery way-three double whistles gave
an alarm that started everybody The
brakemen, all fortunately at their posts,
Immediately exerted all their power to
break up-and they succeeded just as
the engine was about twenty-five feet,
from IN open drow bridge, yawning for
1qeitA 20tcet Of qeater! Meanwhile the,
firemen were seen leaping over the tender
and aiming for the first car, but
the engineer heroically stuck to his
post, and thus saved the train and the
lives Of all connected with it.
Fortunately, there was but three cars
with no baggage Garland the train be-
ing thus light, the engineer was able to
save himself. He could not have seen
the open draw, till he got we'll Gu the
bridge-and he was deceived, it is said,
by tie wrong signal being up. Thus
were saved a hundred and fifty human
beings from another Norwalk calami.
ty.
1t is the duty of the President and
Directors of this road to make the most
through investigation of these facts, aud
to iufict the severest punishment upon
the employers who have thus endangered
the lives of passengers.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-02

President of this Republic. He will
serve, what alone could be expected
from their candidate, to keep the econ
glomerate mass" (thus one of their own
speakers designated the partly together
through the campaign, and that is the
object for which he is nominated. We
will not do the Convention the injustice
to suppose that if they really believed
their nominee would be successful, they
would have passed by so many senior
and more eligible citizens, and put for
ward SO young a man, and n SO entire
ly without autecedents.
The Boston Post gives the Mariposa
millionaire the following first-rate no.
tice
Col. Fremont can no more stand a
political canvassthan Pratt or. Mellen,
and the sort of political poetry which
his rash adventures have invested him
with will fade away in the burning light
of. truth and common sense. by the
time hat the people are ready to vote
for the next President Col. FremQnt's
laurels will be withered and fallen, and
he will be known only as a rash young
man who scaled the Rocky Mountains,
ran away with Col. Benton's daughter,
and acquired a position in the political
world through the Influence of his cap
tured father in-law-a young man who
did not we'll for others ven in his own
special character and forte as an adven-
turer that can endure fatigue and sub
sist on dog flesh, having sacrificed the
men of his command to his rash ambi-
ton. His gold mines upou the Maripo-
sa have dazzled the eyes of the higher
law politicians but their stated value is
somewhat a~pocrYpha1, and the land is
covered by some thousands of settlers
whom it will be impossible to dispossess.
He does not now realize enough from
them to pay the taxes, it is said, and but
for his hackers, Palmer, Cook & Co., at
San Francisco, could not retain titles to
those estates which have given him the
reputation of being "the richest man in
the world" Being politically in the
hands of a corrupt set of wire pullers
and financially in the hands of his bank
ers he willie will make but a poor figure.
as a candidate for the presidency. Mr.
Fremont will Of course, pledge himself
to any platform which his political man.
ayers chooseto place him On but hi:
opposition to the introduction of slavery
into California does not amount to much
as IN indication of free soil principle
Slavery is adAerse to his interests ii
! California, as we'll as those of every mi
ner, and therefore he opposed it. If hi'
Mariposa estates were adapted to TIM
cultivation of cotton and sugar, he woulc
doubtless nave no objection to slave la
Dor in California.