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STEAMBOAT DEF PA.RTUREs.
FOR RED RIV ER. s
wl Leave IuEspA az. I.tl iast., 90 os!oek. 3. 30 :,

~ 'sys FDK F9dDfE DgEF6E III 9s5 8; 3,fif; E
riI = nts on Soda Lake, Shreveport Grand Bayou,
i o#Ps e5FSs Ssss ed s1s9@
M dng ana Teaa t. seeyg dy eE ea y On Mgnda
ply yl} 9 board or to Z H. Shis4fa afa&es q Ho street
T ys f F 55Es4X 1FEsoN la Ro & oslfff safFHSp f 4
s1S taaq r9 od2 Eaa fgsHsdPos and al 'ss n
Sherman NJ Gwartney, master, viii leave rs above For
's'FS' ai5 passage "Pl;Tw Hss!a sS2rF e
W5!ss.s TSBhEIRAk FS - Ps' i;si
ss =; T +. Ga%shs, master Ti isaysas aSsys Sf
ks ssnsa ad al e an5n Fo
ali ~ = D'1' = T. B, SMITH, Il New Leyee.
5:s.s WEPNSaDIA Fois A K ~ !Hs 4 asssf
fne fast running packet M steamer "a All s
s 5s f@ es iaac sa Ha"Ifs ay@ 1a Es@rs anpe
Aiexnnr' Gortons Landing and all intermediate landings
Fe5 s,5 freight or pa.afin WIZ sIsEa
WI s:s o. sPSnfHAEb Fofs Ab IS VII {! siSS5 f \
master will leave positiEey. as above for
Gorton Landing and ali intermediate landings For freight
passage apply on board orto y :. su5r,r 70 vau
The II NJ Wright will taEe freight for all points above the
raft With the privilege Of resnippIng: -
sa;s 1K m i Sb sSe III + II gsbtiSyGS!y
e Lake Bigteneah Grand Bayou Gaiapte, Grand
=s5a4 Ecore and Alexgndria. The fine passenger
steamer k}SelIe Gates, John Lewis master, will leave as
above. For freight liassage, apply OIL board Or TO "
ais P. II. BRINTON It CO, Lafayette street
w YEBHHiRhTb F1 Isb lf fRR VI i sfles ii A
s!A4lfLt E Packet steamer II. NJ. Wright, Clarke
if Sy % eSfC$S sSsss
Gorons Lnng and all intermediate landings For freight
passage, apply on board, or 70 ~
al5 -st f5=t LEWIS SNAPP eco, ~ Front street.
r S.-The H. NJ. Wright will take freight for upper Red
River, witl the privilege Of reshipping
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RlNNING-An Indian, named Albert Smith, ran Il
footrace in Buffalo lately. He ran five miles in the
unprecedented short period Of nineteen minutes and
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There are sixty German newspapers published in
the United States, of which thirty,one advocate
Democratic principles, twenty-five are Black Repub-
lican, and seven are neutral. .-..-s ~ ..,
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&C. r1-s.nIAI. AG.ENcY-NEW WHARF,

~ Us. MAIL AGENCY-NEW WHARF
HlplLJsEEa BOAT AT HELENA.-J. e. Watson, propri-
ssza4s etor.The undersigned has the pleasure Of
Announcing the people of Helena Phillips county seamoa
men the travelling public generally that he has At length
completed his large aud commodions WiARFBOAT, and is
ready for tie reception of freight either Receiving or
Forwarding.
II Intention do general Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission business and will have board at all times ETH
eeut clerks and the proprietor will devote his
entire personal attention to The boat.
E%Fregh received stored anu shipped at the nstal rates
% Persons be accommodated with Lodging on the boat
fa lie respectfully socits share of public patronage.
ali 2t J. c. WATSON, Helena, Ark.
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ULARr PACKETS.


leave every TItU kSNAY. nt 5 O'Clock ?. VI, =
Fa.a SUMMER AEeISANGEI1TE ENY-U.
e4l "a $. Mail steamer r. W McRAE in place Of the
steamer Southern Belle-Runnng in connection
with steamers Princess and NatchezFor Princeton Ashton
pichers Point Skipwhs Landing, Lake Providence, Good
ricls Landing Nikeus Bend yicksburs Grand Gulf, Rod
ney chez Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all in
teT1ede andngsT The splendid fast running passenger packet
II. ". EIcRae, L. W, Broadwe- master will leave as
above. Far freight OF passagf apply on board or TO
PITCHER. GOODRICH II CO., IS Carondele street.
rThc r. W McRae will also take freight for all points
the Iazoo River with the privilege Of resppug NiGksburg
she having made very advantageous arrangements for that "r-
pose.
A clerk will the levee every Tuesday morning TO
receive freight all
r. S-The r. W. McRne will attend to all business Of the
steamer S T. during the Spring aud Summer months
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Or. Whitefeld was accused OF rambling in his dis
courses by one Of his hearers, to whit he REPLIED
s'If you will wander to the devil must ramole after
your ,1 5"
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1856. "
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
O HIO RIV Err


viii leave TUESDAY, \ l5;h inst a5 o'clock r NJ:
SFtssssa =, FOR IDUISVILJE.--TIiB FINE RE-
Ss- 4 % gnAr passenger packet steamer u ANA,
and all Intermediate landings above For freight passage,
apply Oh board or to
BETTERTON 4 KEEFFE % Tchoupitonlas street
E" plan Of the Cabin can be and Sacrooms secured
by applying to the Agents.
Wal take freight for Memphis, Cairo and Paducah apl
VIII leave on SATURDAY. 9,h inst al O'Clock; p. NJ. -
, fP"Ssssa Dr. FOR LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY,
E1aihhitGi hhitGii' Evansville PGducah and Memphs-The ele-
CANT and swift running passenger packet
Belle Sheridan, Capt. ?. A. Key will leave above.
+ ale +. B. SMITH. II New Leyec street
n BSa'c rooms can be secured by applying to the agent
fTsTs q, SHEA nIEIs RoBERT j. WARD,
lstsa4hes44hl' IT. Capt. Siias II. pEiIlcr-F0R LOUIS:
FlIII.E-TEs well known passenger paGket
will eave for the above port and all intermediate landings
throughout the season, as follows:
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, April 49, at ocloc, PM
-. SATURDAY, NAV TO- -. E.
', TUESDAY, May Il,
FRIDAY, June 13,
- MONDAY, June 30, =... %. .s# >.
-. ...-.&. WEDNESDAY, July lG g.ag >.
B. Passengers can depend on this steam
en- leaving advertised. 5. @S 1-
R75~No sateroom considered engaged until paid for.
N~A plan Of the cabin can be aud secured
for any Of the above trips. by APPLYING to the Agents.
: BETTERTUN Il KEEFFE,
70 TchOUpitpilaE
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
TENNESSEE RIVER.
ATCHAFA FALAYA RIVER.

Will leave WEDNESDAY. 10th inst 5 O'Clock ?. N.
fYzE. FOR GPEIDUSAS-TIIE NEW AND
EA27Et4Sa safe steamer Alice w. GiaiLe, q. Loua
cr lnnsier viii leave rs above taking freight
Old River Smnsport and all landings the Acatalaya
freight passage apply board foot os Bienytle street.
aplj j. NJ JOHNSTON & co. 3 Front levce.
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MEMPHIS THEATER-The Memphis Wing, of the
Sth says that the agent Of the theater about to be
built there has engaged the services of the most emil
nent architect and painter the country affords.
The requisite stock is now taken, and the company
will organize and Immediately proceed to erect their
obi
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Y A 90 RTV Z r.

WEI leave TUESDAY. 18th inst. O'Clock ?. NJ
fPz.p FOR LEGFE.OEE1, GREEN WOOD. MA
s. ron, TcuiM, Yl2o9 City Satarta, Eicksburg,
sts Natchrz a intermediate anlinesEcgular
Ym60 River Packet LEWIS WIIITElIANThe and light
draft passenger Lewis FFilitcman, Wallace
master port receiving freight aud will leave above
For freight or passage, apply on board,
al5 JOHN f. HYDE \ CO., Go Poydr@a street.
E~Shippcr depend the Whie1nan going through to
Lcit0re and Greenwood without fail
Will leave on TUESDAY, 15th inst. at o'clock P. NJ.
f@ FOR LEFORE, G fREENWOOp. SIDOS,
d. 8 Tcula, lazoo City S,tartia, Nicksbir Nachcz
and al in1Gtmediate lnndnGS--Regnlar lazo9
River Packet LEWIS WIiITEMAN-The and swift
ming passenger steamer Lewis SVhiteInan, Wallace
master will leave above. For freight passage, apply
board, or 10 T. b. SMITH
ala ,. l2 New Ievee..
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THE 4 LAKE,

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- ,v.r1 pop,t,NDr,111E LEW
R bs -, ~ T.; /, ~ @ a.
lspure, .1y!ns.9n 1o vP ," ,,3ii W. w
stittE II fi n - ~ ] n,i Il irtr
,aniin,n ,.,i,itcx ~ ~ " ~ " ~
From PoNFcHiRTfA,iN H. EoAn fhoi co'l>"'o:' NJ
Aon.iN NJ ours ours IL'nS IL II
MgqasS""S' n @ c rh,,s es Eis II
tItf If '''''' " es. n ..,", , 60
tr ii n.,i "a "a oc,,s W. " ' - "
For particulars, apply on hoord Or to NJ ,,.-..
ni2i ii ~ I lApN hf1'' 70 nNga2heS'feet'
: -, =, = -, - = - :,
, fHsssss h., FOR Msbi{lLIL DIRECT, DAla1
EA4lLtySa u s. MAIL Lii lNE-Nlher Arrangement ne
splenLid lnW:prcSlrG PACKET SellneE Sstbn, H.
a. tern, muster a w. @ H., t. ~ t ~ ~
Lake trade with superior one q the nDove
will leave the Lake end Of tie Poncharraln alod
will stop al PaScngolla on MonAy and Thnroty evenings
Cabin Fare to Muue.. .......'''.-.''-.s5
ietN i,lo-,
r. HEpl)ES Agent, III l5Rnk flace
New Orea1s November L. 1850 10
- = . = - -, - - - -
n yTa h. 4 a ~ u . II " a. r. + "A = IA = 4
E=Alakl l.ISSa 81 STEAMER Crcoie.-Wimer Arrangement
Cor Ocean Springs, aud Intermediate LANDINGS,
extending ner Traps as lar US f'Sesoi' On ies'S anu o"
day Of each weeh; .. 81,
The splendid low pressure packet steamer Gfcee, lonls
Nelson, muster, bHi expressly 10Y TINS Tue mltn satitr
4etGhlnhuittn' VIII caVt te i-aNt Gnu N e ''i
Railroad the arrival nj the Lake OF the cars, as follows
TUESDAYS: - ?. n, cars WEDNESp Ag MORNING,
THLRsnAfS,... q \. NJ. cars FRIDAY MORNING.
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VIII leave On TtILRSDAY I7th Inst, AZ o'clock P y
i7lEtte ti7lEtt E@ The and splendid ghlraught steamer
'sss-aGsE@s E.ZOo Belle, J. c. Rivers, master, will
Mouth of CodwAcr IIliHtota, I4eore,
Greenwood slon Tctu Yazoo City and all Intermediate
landings
Yazoo Belle will take freight for Grenada with the priv
ier OF rehPping kee Fox freight apply
beard, .
ala LEWIS SNAPP & co. 81 Front st.
~Thc Ymoo Belle will take freight for Grenada if
signed 10 I4efOrc Greenwood.
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G4E' al5 A0+ FIJI F. Il Bk1SToS I co. Lafayette
w =! YSBSsIgAH u y / si!ss i IA
Ss4 rasbst N tays H. povsy M e boSs GFf o
sysP9 Grand Bayg Grand Eeoe G%npe Als&qad d f5
II ai5 2' 1p's lewis SNAPP Co 81 Front street
P. sThe H. NJ. Wright will take freight for upper Red
River, with the privilege Of reshippiIg: ----- =.
.a...e UACHITA RIVER.
~ Leaves HeRS94NhK i z I Il II HvEKY 51s s orr1rsr
5ss FSh ss 5 M Ss, gsvs s'" as es"RsSsoe 5ss Bs Mss
4g Gy Mouth na DArbqne Tren
1is Trinty Blae5 Rive and ali Intermediate landings
@5s1a 5fs ~ III u ro%ro % I =
w Toin clerk will leave n9 above For freight or passage,
S9 S superior Ts FfE 9':5 S
4 IT, sfsppn fi c at campngnoe Wedneaay evsung
Mmie Saline and Alabama Landing on ThnrSlas morning
day morg Harrisonb1rs S and ac River on Friday night
aiy SsE s Fls1s ias sn9sy sn nSpS @ Privilege of ren
. be taken 10 tlieir place Of destination "
REGULAR PACKETS.
4sass VT yEHH asHEi24T 2S!s2E i
So, steamer southern Belle Running connection
with steamers Princess ard Prtneeton Ashton
rchs Landing Nikens Bend, yicksbnrs Grand Gulf, Rod
tsnledte andngsThe splendid running packet
Il. ". McRae, l. VI, BroiiweI, master, will leave
PILCliER G0ODRlCa Il co, IS Garonfelet street.
the {aIo 2 vc IL " w MfiS IT, T res @ fG o egn E 9 s
she she Having 1 m made very ayntage5a arrasahe for that phi"
pose.
RA clerk will be the lcvee every Tuesday morning to
r S--TEe r. W. McRne will attend to all business of the
s,eae S T. j. rfabae during the spring aud Summer months.
. r1R5fE REGT1A IN rHHSRAF {gHf52 aTEEK!TE
- lyy
Ne nose4 ss ,nJ xesS5s NstsRsRs Tar
: ea1 and sT!f runnag paske steamer FRANk
Y0N Ssp Es NJ WHs 9Tsy vii faSf 22Si VI
p MI in 5a s Of or ts t steamer Magnolia For sh Or
ibis boat will be ls.,sT Pasksss ,7
H sd"S aSs spesyn III so9is5's ya@s ana H.
s p4 m nor enS n @9s ia sr fpGs5sa Gpsose Win the 'ek " INT
rrv7-. PORT HUDSON ARD WAITER
go E 100 F4cE Ne Ne,y Lntpna E%f ross os
sss sv:S ii SS at A.
cd SS IT a. sa II Ds" s's4: f5s HHSS? @
on board. S >-s -~N1----- '. l.-...= > - :. % 5n
60 > : M,II, acNVCY-YEw wuARF
EAeEEtaes5 e BOAT Ar HELENA;-J O. Watson, propriss
eor-Ihe Enderslgnea has now the peSsuTe q
3 IT. @ hfs pPs s e2n s ss 4" en
completed is lare md so"noo%s ny o ;,s and
F9wrdn t Intention 10 do general Receiving Forwarding and
ssa an he proprietor will dsvoshis
e. pregM feSeiSe I've IoSu m9 W g tr s on the hat
can n sor hnre of ' nuhe pairopage 0'
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAYINGS
I'd G under INsttotoAfS S y 5S a %reb
frlNl tn
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The DEMARARA RIoT.-By an arrival at New York
we have advices from Demarara to 22d February.
The Angel Gabriel" riot excitement continued,
and six or seven hundred arrests had been made.
Tho blacks who had been melted to deeds Of violence
against the Portuguese by this Angel, (who is in
prison) had pulled down, plundered and set fire to a
good many Roman Catholic churches and Portu-
guese ships. The authorities had sent toa number
of islands for vessels Of war to protect the place.
Business was dull in consequence of the riots.
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AN1-BABELlsu.-A letter from Naples, published
in an English paper, states that universal language
has been invented by Signor Valle and his brother,
after fifteen years devoted application to the snhect
The popularity Of it is this that only letters
are used, being consonants. Three of these su-
cient to describe any radical sound. The inventors
contend that the system may be applied photographic
communication with considerable saving of time
and money. 7-- .v- .-=s= .r+.. +
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'. VOLUME; k. !.
sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO,

To sail on TUESDAY, April 15th at s O'Clock, A. NJ.
xsS=e FOR VERA CIsUH.~-U.E 8. MAIL LINE
I }ETA The and magnificent steamship Texas, Thos.
Forbes, commander, will leave for Vera Cruz
above, prnctuay, carrying the q. 8. 1nTs
GJ For freight passage having elegant accommodations
for cabin and Storage passengers, apply "='
HARRIS 4 MORGAN foot Of Julia street.
opposite the Steamship Landing.
-No freight will be received without order from the
Agents. a np2
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M EATS casks Dry Salt, for sale by
-lH1 milo S Il. KENNEDY CO., 70 Poydras street.
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAYINGS
" INSTlTUTIoN.-Oice No. 81 Camp street-lneorpora-
ted under Act of the Legislature, on 18th March, 1850
The office Institution will be open for the reception of
Deposits every morning Sundays eNceped from to O'Clock,
and on Saturday evenings from to O'Clock.
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received
The employment OF the funds strictly limited by the Act OF
pcnrpoIAon Public Debts of the United Saes, OF the
State of louisiana and of the City of New Orleans
Loans upon mortgage Of encnmbered and unmpoved Real
Estate within limits of the city Of New Orleans not exceed
ing 50 per cent. of the appraised cash valne.
pledge of the Stock Of the Incorporated Banks in
New Orleans exceeding 60 per of the market value
All Profit derived from the employment OF the
funds be distributed senannnny the Deposors.
No Trustee directly Indirectly borrow any ot the funds
or receive any pay emoltment whatever
Certificates OF deposits, having interest at rate to be agreed
Iln SuU Tor
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS.
GEORGETOWN, Dec. l, 1876

1kokeEfOWN, Dec. L, 1900.
The Vigilant Fire Company turned out yes.
terday, in considerable numbers, to partici-
pate In the funeral obsequies of their deceased
fellow fireman Of your city, Mr.. Spring.
The 6ne private dwelling of v. Taylor, Esq,
Of the firm of Boyce, Taylor 4 Co , is rapidly
approaching completion. This will be one of
the finest buildings on Bridge street, when
completed, and quite an ornament to the
neighborhood.
Twelve of the eighteen magnificent new
omnibuses of the Union line, intended to run
between the Capitol and Navy Yard, are near.
ly completed, and will be placed upon the
route as soon as the building intended to shell.
ter them at night is completed. After these
shall have been finished, it 10 the intention Of
Mr. VsnderWerken, the proprietor, to com .
mence immediately the construction of the
coaches necessary for the Georgetown route.
The -four and grain market has become
more firm and steady, and the prices Of the
latter have slightly advanced. Flour is firm
at So IS, and wheat at 81 4OaSl so for red
and white of good qualities.
The regular session Of our City Councils
commences this evening The most important
business which will first occupy their atten.
ton will be the poll tax and suffrage bill.
SPECTATOR.
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PERSONAL.

-. Mrs. Julia Dean Hsyne is playing at
ths Metropolitan Theatre, San Francisco.
80. Vienna papers announce the death Ct
DR.. kranter, aged sc. He was private secre-
tary to Goethe.
49,. Hon. Willard Fillmore is on q visit OF
business to New York, aud will remain there
only three or four days.
80. Hon. Messrs Hodges Of w., Sage, Will
liams, Spinner, and Pelton of N. Y, Tyson and
Cadwsllsder Of Pa, Foster of Conn, and
Wood of Me are Williards'.
.... Mr. John B. Fairbanks, formerly one
of the editors Of The Life Illustrated, o phre
biological journal, committed suicide in New
York city, on Saturday morning.
.... W. L. Calender, for seven years the
editor of the Frankfort (ky.) Commonwealth
has retired, giving place to Thomas n. Swan,
Of the same (AmericaD) school Of politics.
80. The London Times says NJ Kossuth re.
allied e, 900 by his lectures in Scotland last
season, and that he has received eighty iryi.
tatiOns for winter lectures in Great Britain.
go. Lola Montez is in San Francisco. She
has recently been afflicted with a severe
hOarseness, which has prevented her filing en-.
gagements which are awaiting her in the in
terror.
80. John Smith Hoilins. Eq of Baltimore
died at his residence in that city, on Friday
night, from hemorrhnge of tho lungs He VIZ:
formerly Mayor of Baltimore, and filled many
other public stations of responsibility.
80. Among the distinguished guests al
Browns hotel are Messrs. Pryor, of the Rich
mOnd Enquirer, and Banks of the PETERSBURG
Democrat. We also perceive Mr.. Richie, Of
the former paper, and Mr.. Dewitt, of the Vir.
GINA press, now here. A large number Of
Senators and members are at Browns
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,ax.uIJ Z. MCGUIRE, Auctionee.
LEES SALE or HJUsF kNss
, Let on 9th street west, betweenk stress
north aud New York avenue. By virtue Of 4
deed In truss, bearing dat or the a7th day Z!
Match, 1856, and recorded in Liber A. = No
IA, folios et seq and a decree Of the Clrcuit
Court OF the District OF Columbia, made in tie
cause bending IN said Court, No 1913, In Chan
Gerry, the subscriber Will sell at pucIic sale N
MONDAY, the 18th day Of December 1856. az I
O'Clock m, on the premises, Lot No %, IN
CALAIS subdivision OF Squa'e No. 45I, fcontirg
20 fee. OF Sixth steet west, between X street
north and New York avenue, ny 100 feet deep, 10
Ten feet alley, with the bulldogs ard improve
ments, which consist OF substantially built and
comfortable two story frame dwelling L2Gse with
back building, dc
The above opeItY iseIigibly situated in rap
idly improving Part Of the city and offers most
favorable opportunity to persons desiring resi-.
dence or 10 Invest
The terms OF sale will be: OHe-third of the
purchase money Ia cash, and the balance in SIX
and twelve months, FOR notes bearing interest
from the day Of sale, secured by deed IN trust
upon the property; ana II not compiled with in
i've days after the sale, the property will be re-
sold, upon one weeks notice, at the risk and tx
pense Of the purchaser. All cgnveyancing at III a
expenss OF the purchaser
CHAS. 8. WALLACE, Trustee
nov eohds JAS G. MCGUIRE Auct
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THE CALIFORNIA NEWS.

Our San Francisco papers are TO the 5th Of
November. They are principally devoted to
election matters. Previously to the contest On
the 4th, to the records CT meetings, professions
and other preliminaries, and subsequently, to
the publication of the imperfect returns
The San Francisco Bulletin, of the evening
of the departure of the steamer, says:
1t is impossible to give correct return Of
the State IN time for the sailing of the steamer
Sufficient, however, has been ascertaned to
give the State to Buchanan by at least 8, 900
The Democrats will have a majority in the
Legislature. The People, Reform Ticket"
has been carried in this county by an over
whelming majority. Our county Legislature
ticket will, in all probability, be Republican
The county electoral vote is for Buchanan.
The San Francisco correspondent of the
New York Commercial, writing on the 5th,
says:
The election yesterday passed of very quiet
ly; and, as compared with previous elections,
shows great moral and political improvement.
A body Of citizens was organized to watch the
polls, protect the glass ballot boxes and pre-
serve order From the twelfth district, sit
uated at the Mission, about two miles out of
town, requisition for an additional force of
citizens, to preserve order in that district was
sent to the city in the afternoon.
The counting OF the votes was conducted
openly, and citizens were allowed to witness
the proceedings in all the districts excepting
the fifth, where the room, though open, was
too small to admit more than the Inspector
and judges.
The Germans have generelly voted the Bu-
chanan electoral ticket, and for all the rest
the Republican ticket. Fremont, it is said,
will carry Santa Clara county by large ma
jority, but it is not supposed that throughout
the State he will get 20, 900 votes.
The Buchanan electoral ticket will be elect
ed in this county by large majority, and
from present appearances he will carry the
State BY majority of six thousand, and per
haps more.
Scott and McKibbin, Democratic, will be
elected to Congress
Fillmore will, il is thought poll q strong
vote throughout the State
News had been received at San Diego tn at
revolution had taken place in Sono:s, and
Governor Gudara completely routed. He has
sent messengers to California for 3, 900 men and
arms, with the ostensble object of putting
down the Apache Indians.
The receipts Of gold dust from the interior
have increased somewhat lstterly, but will
rot be large until week OF two of steady
rains shall fill the MOuntaiG streams and
gulches
The funds for the payment Of the January
coupons upon the State bonds were to have
been RENTED by the Illinois.
There was q rumor that Congressman Her
bert had challenged Thomas 5 King, Of the
Evening Bulletin The challenger, however,
came on to New York in TIE present steamer
Governor johnson has revoked the procla
nation of last summer declaring San Francis
co in state of insurrectiOn.