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Personal IntelliUence.

At recent meeting of the Harwich Yacht Club under
the presdence Of the Commodore Mr. A. Arcedeckne the
following gentlemen were unanimously elected honorary
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Edgar, vice Commodore Stevens,
and Secretary Bleodgood of the New York Yacht Club
Americans registered the banking Office of the Ameri-
European Express and Exchange Co. Paris from Nov.
IL to Nov. 10, 1857
Rso, f. A%s Bqsrs fn SGhn
Thaysr A. W. Breue, R. Miller 4 s Waite, New York;
Massachusetts L. r. Francine, Dr. s Milford Dr. J. H
Wprthingon Pennsylvania c. E. sirape Maryland W. e.
the ClarendonnMrs Frances s Anne Ksmbe and maid
@ Mr. and B and
cosn I'd % dSy.r @
g Hamburg England Miss NJ Jones, Brooklyn; H. Blyden.
nell, Miss Brown, W. y. Underwood, Boston.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool In the steamship Atsntc-w Harold Fitch
Mr. and Mrs Chas Rogers, Mr. John Rogers Mr. Garrett
knsh Mr. Hp S RqTc HC s.,
ESQ., Jos Hqseis VIM Fnser seroys Nj Rsfer Geo Geo
Eyre Mrs M, B ss ssB
and seryt Fred shoo6rides. Aug Gangoa " Frey, q
E ras "aG Ssd m k sns
Russell Geo Booth Mr. ohss Mr. and Mrs Thos EDWARDS !
Dun, CemsH, crowihsr' Geo f:pha@. Mr. Ams!isas; Mr.
lady Juan Agagos John Price Manuel
daughter.
For Richmond &c, in the steamship Jamesown-Peter A
Goosh rhsse p sharlss urd oonRei Lips
Willard N Cornish Jno Gowan Miss Bird. Mrs Donaldson,
Mrs South Miss South q Lewan Lewis Mayo, q Fergu.
son, Miss 1ngee Mrs Taylor, Mrs Renne Miss Bennett,
Miss Williamson Raymond Mrs Exal and Mrs
James and two children Gale, shannon, Walton,
John Yonng-and % In the Storage
For N he steamship S a
Knowlon and lady Chas Jones and lady, sheffield.
Dr Beardsley and lady Miss knowon Mrs Dow Mrs Van
Courtland child and servant; Hunter Rudenberg,
PDuclos, ! Hoffman Miss Tracey, Miss 9 Iangdon i
Lewis and lady Mrs Geo Barrows Carter. y Carter
Mrs smith Mrs Gardner Miss Peck Mr. Davis Misses
Ostrander Anderson Mcclure Mrs stevens and lady, Mr.
johnson, Miss ~ Adams Miss II Adams, y u Adams.
Zeer, Miss Hicks Mrs Hicks. Mrs Atkins Keyser
Hanson, Mrs Betts and Mrs Henry " Potter, John
Hobart Thos Truman Miss Truman, Slater, u Benis
min A Wood strtnger, T. Dunn VI Fox, ReddinRton.
simmons. Schillng, Miller, w Bennett, y Miller. NJ
Acorn VIM Scott Crownen l. viele NJ Thegray, Robin
son. MisS MOer-and m he
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The steamship Atlantic cap, Edridge sailed Yesterday At
noon for liverpool with ~ passengers and s6l550 80
specie.
Bars FRANCIS PARrRIper-lalmore. Dec Authorization
received here day by OF Rio JanerO that
ne Francis Partridge, Capt Broughon hence In July
bound the West Coas " South America had sprun n
and into the Island ~ 81 Cathariues City H
Desno the 2h sept last making 1900 strokes per hour;
trusse carried away loss of salts
aud worn pumping The has been discharged
parity damaged state. The r IL owned here. sud
old vessel The only insurance known Is $500 baltimore
slgCNin Philadelphia vessel and cargo
Georgia letter Elwoed alter
Secretary Board OF Und-rvriiersD
A ppRs nRrG name unknown from Eastern port, with
lumber bound 70 New York went ashore on saybrook bar
ON wednesday night last during thick weather the captain
having mistaken Gu Island light for New London light She
still remained ashore high Thursday,
tugs ing unable haul her on There heavy
on. and the vessel was laboring much.
Som IERo Claussen NJ Boston from Bangor IN
with and Aft schooner. unknown, morning of
sh inst eug Island Head and had port bow stove In and
main boom broke
BR scHR Norr,Rtit, Gioi hence for y John Nh, which
ashore Bridgeport and got On few day since sailed
for destination 9Th inst
STEAMERS surS-Tbe tugboai Mary = was sunk Friday
evening Atlantic Dock basin, 3ooklyn supposed mat
malicious person scued hsr. The tnBooa Pluto, lay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

IQTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, AssoCIs-
~ nPursnan public notice In the New York Herald,
and in obedience IL the resolution 81 the General
of Nov large meeting Of members Of the above
tlon al the Pour Mile House Wednesday evening Dee.
FOR the purpose of electng TO the Wilson small Asso-aon
members ~ the General Young Mems and Ward Commuters
for the wear lss on motion Thos Goodwin called To Tho
chair and VIM Monaghan and Jas Smith appointed secrea
ries. The following ticket was unanimously elected
For Old Mems General Committee-Terence Farley.
Thomas Goodwin.
FOR Young Mems General Commitiee-John a. Kip, Cor
nelius Farley. ..
Ward rommtee-Frst district-Frederek Schaener phio
Fitzpatrick James smith Second dsrctIohn Cor Francis
Rupert Daniel GALLAGHER Third dstrcleremiah Towls,
" Winkens Roger Doan Fourth distrtct-Wm wrwannua
Geo Gsylor Francis Geger Fnh dsirictA schersnrer.
Patrick McAulife, VIM. p A, Bensei
-, TH0s. GOODWIN, Chairman.
W.. MosaeH,s' Secretaries
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THE LECTURE sEAsOu.

DHRENoLOGy-MR sIzER or THE HOUSE or row,
Ter Viii lecture every evening during the week a
Beecker BUILDINGS corner " Blocker and Merton streets,
commencing Monday NJ O'Clock First two lectures free.
Examinations At cash lecture also day At ss roadwa v.
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CoRTTANDT sTDFEr HorEr.
~ No. ~ Corandt str~~t
"'" j. ] fssrdssbBrss, Proprl.,~.
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Steamships Atlantic Liverpool Northern Light, Aspinwt
Alabama Savannah Memphis, Charleston jamestown, Nc
folk Ac. Nashville, Charleston.
Wind during the day NEON
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The following the accepted bids for carrying the
United States mails the various routes advertised
this State
From Albany ~ New Baltimore; Lewis Cfandali. sisJ.
From Albany ~ New Lebanon springs; g. ". Judcvne,
t700 two horse coach.
From Albany TO Galiupvile: Orson Rot. a3To
From Albany TO R'chnondyilIe; a. H,ls,esd and Or
Root, 81 $50.
Frvm Albany 70 RcnsseaervilIe James Mcdonald, $3.50
FROM Auburn 70 o-wego, BY horpville; Lauren Kin
yon, SRA
SsA
Prom Auburn TO South Butler; Adraspus sneaker sl7s
Prom Auburn TO Cortland Village Richard ID. and Har.
riet Corwel, t44s.
Prom Auburn W Keoggsylle. Warren q Clark $500
Prom Auburn 10 sc,th Lansing: David Cannon $50.
Prom Auburn 10 Ithaca; lauren knyon, STA.
Prom Buffalo W Yorkshire; William Graham $500
Prom Buffalo 10 lncousvile; James n Metcaf 81 900
Prom Buffalo 70 We, Fails; 1ebuIou Tcrris, sy75.
From Bnnslo 10 Clarence; Charles G. Grove, 2s7s.
Prom tanansslgHs 10 Lvonis: Darius Newton, e34S.
Frcm CansDdsigua 70 tsndise: joel Daley a+ss.
Prom Syracuse 10 Van Buren, Lebinah Ryder, $500
prom syracuse W Bridpoft; WIN. DENNIS A,&0.
Prom Syracuse IN Amber; Ira smith s2al
Prom Utica 70 RuSsia; VIM Colweli, 400.
Prom uucs 10 Morris, Henry Bates, tses. two horse
coach.
Prom Cuca TO oneonia; jonathan y Harvey, $3.50.
Prom Utica 70 Smyrna; VIM. e. Busmin, S1 ,Gg7.
FROM Cucs 10 Hsmtcn Daniel Osusier and David Ics.
man. eTsp.
Prom rt,ca 10 Vernon: John J. Knox, 500
Hrvm Utica 10 WessmorelAnd; J. V. =. Gardner, s3TA
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ARRIVAL or THE ILLINOIS.
s>~>rV~o~~~~~~~~~>>~~~
Two WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
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SONORA EXPEDTTIONISTS.
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IhTERESTING NRWS ITEMS
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MARRIAGES., BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
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N A K Il rs.

The steamship Illinois, C. & Boggs q. 8. n, Com
uander, left Aspnwa' April 20, at 10 O'Clock p. NJ and
arrvtd at Kingston, Ja at O'Clock A. the sd took
board $50 tons COAL and lett at $50 r game day she
arrived at Quarantine at 1;ao yesterday afternoon
Although we have a magnetic telegraph between this
city and candy Hook which u.s. ought be- perfect
working erder and the day perfectly oeas the first
inmaton received Of the arrival Of the Illinois was
the delivery Of file Of California papers by the hands
the agent Of Burord CO.s Atlantic and Pacific Express
Company. The Illinois should have been announced as
coming up three hours before her arrival.
The nlnes brings the California malls Of April 8, 61s
passengers and 81 489 o60 In treasure on freight.
The steamer John L. Stephens, r. IL Pearson, com
mander, lfs San FRANCISCO April g. al 230P. NJ and ar.
rived al Panama Al $50 p. N. on the 9Th, bringing S73
passengers, and treasure follows, vis-For New York.
l4s for England s40l BAT for Havana, as OeS;
for Panama, tls,s:i; for New Orleans $5OOo-.o.a,,
81, oe5, 4OS.
Len at AspinwaL April 20, United States soop or war
Cyane, Commander Robb; r. B. NJ frgaes Cossack Capt
Cocsburn and Tartar, Capt Dunlap from San Juan del
Norte with $40 deserters from Walkers army comprising
the whole Of IOckridge's command also, r. n steam.
ship Thames, from San Juan April Is.
The Thames reports that NJ ship Of the line Orion
Capt Eskne, had le San Juan for Csrthagena for the
purpose Of bockadIng the latter port Tho Cossack
ieoVo ASPnw'u on 'no LAs iof N*1'nASoaa VI we Aiu
flbusters landed from the Cossack about 100 were
sent 10 New Orleans by the steamer Granada, and
sixty eight took passage for New York BY the Illinois
Arrangements were being made 10 send the 200 remaining
board the Tartar 70 the United States by sailing vessel
April IS al $50 p NJ, of Watling's Island, exchanged
signals with steamship George Law, for Aspinwal
Commissioner Morse, from Bogots, left Aspinwau on
the Granada, April 20, IN route for Washington via
Havana.
April -, l. r. Morse aged 60, Of Waterbury, Vt, died
of nvnvAlo
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IyoxuoCs. BUT UNsrccyssrr-1. Arrxxrr ,

IvoxxIoCs. But UNSUCCESSFUL ArrEurr TO
Svrrts N futApsuyuA.-An ingenious sttemx was made
Thursday 70 swinde Work Young McCouch, brokers,
South Third street, above Chestnut man Of acotemanly
manners and bearing presented dram on Masterson,
smith sinclair, New York; Zoe $500, which he desired
been drawn by Douglass, Lewis Co Sew Orleans in IA
o. " Thomas, the presenter and pretended owner
The brokers named took The dram and BY mail N
Clark, Dodge Co., bankers In New York 10 as W reach
them Tfwrday night. Yesterday morning directly ar
tor banking hours egraph'c despatch purpovns 70 be
by the nrm In Third street, informing them that the
dram hsd been reviewed, presented and paid, Fhs
name Of The arm in New YoE was speled wrong,
and that " ueed more words than u us,ai with bust
ness men 70 convey such informs,on. He took II up
stairs 70 consult with his partners While with them tho
individual who had called previously 10 present the dram
for collection came into The cdce for psyment AZ the
from Clark, Dodge CO. BY the cerk in aiicddsnce in
forming wo~k Young Mcouoh that tho drsfs had been
protested The clerk NOS knowing q tho rst despatch
which would have made him acquainted With tho forgery
enabled him 70 have secured the fbraer handed the
seccud deyssh v the fell,w he od IN wsins the
oountS lie rad ", and Immediately le the ONCE Tho
partr who had The nrss despatch came into the onlce
Immediately acr 10 make some inquiry < the individual
when hs wss infermei q the contents Of the scoond d
patch and the departure Tho orges that he had
lime to secure the person Prom tho character Of this
transaction, sre NUT have been tro persons engaged
The message from New York. twas admirably srrsnred
regard 70 tune, and the use q the telegraph showed
the rsscss were export "A their business But the house
they Intended W svinde do me- pay money usually
orders by telegraph unles they ooms In sscret cipher
arranged between hcm and those acting AZ thor agents
This last precsnsion fron the difficulty II Identifying par
ties In different cities sending telegraph messages seems
" be necessary and very proper one with such pro-
caution The telegraph safer agent 10 be employed ~
the Transaction such Business than the mall for secret
opher could be- known any other parties thar toss
btween whom u had been arranged; whereas. letter
would desa the scts In ordinary phrsseooQy the writing
of which might be easily counterfeited The of the
telegraph detected the fraud for the genuine came almost
insantspeonsly with tho forsed message And sub4e-
qrently third message wa received from the bankers N
Aew vcrk Informing The rhliadelphie brokers thai the
desQ ~ q fneuswr .--S'haoh<r&<a Ls8~~ lera o.
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card IN your sornsi of today In substance infosms
the public that r. Cnrissy, E has association ethes
81 business professional character, with The cn,or
tsinmons given BY Chrsssy Woods mnsscls referred
b. in my boe Of The sh inst whue fas susplcions
Of tbst nature the part Of The patrons ~ our perform
anoce, cannot veprc Grsudesco Mai the psbic know
the sc from The Carl re<s ~ The upprecedenAed sue
ces which has twsred eovts, with proper regard
for our treasury, would ecarce@y the impression
IN The pubic mind that could make any pccaniary or
professional arrangements eth any chrssY other ihan
"Qsxr." HK6kT WOOD
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NV Yosx, April -, 1871.
Dctoe W your yesterday mornings edition an eyrose
article relative 70 The cruise Of The Dsw Drop This
vessel wac chartered by party o. students from VII.
Hams Co'ese, under tho immediate supervision Of Prof.
Chsdbourpe Of that Institution Amherst College has had
nothing Whatever 70 do with The expedition They have
been absent three mocs ana although evpessscsns very
rough weather While at have had the whole very
ilcapnf time, and cckc;et numerous vsluable specl-
rncas II n 10 b. hoped thsi The payers who coped the
srsice headed "AnbeEi Csieg'e.s O. Csuise," all
make tns ccrrpo1ea.
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Financial Review.

prom The san Francisco Pric~ Current, April al
The money Market which stringent enough for the
hat steamer, has been stl0enns since and "a
tighter than Il hes been Cor many months past The spccu
aivc movements Of the month Of March, requiring they
DID largo sums OF money contributed materially 10 this
rssuk. particularly as but comparatively avery small
ton " the goods taken mp havo since passed into oer
hands The receipts &C dust from the inerior. too, al
The closing up Of the business Of one Of Leading banking
houses, and two foreign houSse who ad-
vanocd largely, has created extra demand
from thoee who have TO settle up their aocolnt; that
Va very dfhcuh 10 obtain money write ai = per
cent and Per cent will undoubtedly have 10 be paid ~
arue, before the sailing OF the steamer.
On course, this srngeucy is In s nature temporary and
regulates itself, so that In few weeks money msy 10
back 10 i old standard Tho stesdy yield Of The mines
Win bring relief speedily, the we shall now be-
GIN 70 receive large quantities Of dust from The northern
coast where The severity Of the weather during the
caused In great degree, suspension Of operations
hcrc change In The character Of The sdviccs from
hc mines Prom all quarters hess good reports, aud
doubt not thai this viii prove be the most prosperous
scasou ever enjoyed The attention f the people IN the
mountains being turned 10 marked degree 10 quarts
every direction The Of the successful working Of
quarts has been discovered last aud tbess CON-
putting The wealth which win be derived from this branch
o. the mining foV ycsrs-usy, centuries w como. The
aznsun's Of gold, and u u well understood among the
minerB thai the country has hardly been touched yet
Al we require 10 double the yield of gold In CsAoros
20 doabk The poruhtiou.
The United ss,es Branch Mint s son In operation bu
VII probably close After the arrival cf the merit steanes
TO sliow The old ocers 10 make up their accounts Tho
pewy appointed meter and redner has not yet recved
mens- =.
Tie operations a tho Branch Mn, have b-en as FOL,
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This Is much smaller sum than Il wa apiici,,sssx -
would be At the opening OF the year. when there sppsss
show dimnutou Of several miIhOns fron thne a. -
vfos years. Much ~ We regret that these homes -
the result arrived at In tho present position of the ooupv
me miners this year have been unusually successful -
been sent out Of the country by them. bon to ~
relatives and friends 1t home and Tor puppo.os
Oh investment In other States. Tho hiah -
WHICH have ruled In Europe for money fof severul
Tonths past, have also been productive Of masirsi
eneot y foreign capital from tho counlry "a
have been drawing In their loans steadily FOR This -
70 be noted, however that the yield Of the prec1e1
metals during the past quarter has been extremely 49,
and notwithstanding the small dimnuton compsradvoly r.
ne shipments the amount retained in the country has 6e1
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tFrom the 8 FauI Minnesota houecr, April y
We informed by Capt Maxwell, OF the Wave, that
when he k Manks,o, everything quiet Capt Dodd's
command returned 10 81 Peter last Sal irdsy having
oountered Indians during the time they In
fact they did no, get sight at any 70 reward them
for their tramp.
The soldiers detailed from the garrison Fort Smelling
only reached Msnkaio the l5ah inst Saturday, having
marched very lsurely The command lay camp nearly
two days al Belle Piane, their way They will
turn 10 the For the last OF this week the first q next
ardpo,s campaign
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An Hy1REss ELorKxySr AT XnuA, 0Hro-TR
WHofE CoUxrnv Puascrr-The citizens ~ xenia, Ohio,
have been greatly agated by very strange casS Of
ecpemeot thai has turned up In their midst during The
present week The parties are Miss sallc Martin, aged
seventeen years and named Boyd Of rather doubt
full repute and OF bad association. Mis- Martin IL the
daughter Of the late Dr. Martin Of xens and worth In
her right $4,000 She has been Of late under
The u two maiden suney who have raised her In
toth secluston from company. Mis- Sane became
Quained with Boyd about month since, asd, notvith-
standing the vigilance d hw guardians managed 10 have
stolen interviews with him n certain ntervals On Tues
day morning Last discovered that the young lady
and her lover had fed The entire community thrown
into urre Of excitement and arrangements mado
70 pursue tho fugtives, and, " possible, bring
Boyd 70 justice was asceftaned thai they had taken
The night train 70 Springfield and passed the night the
Werden House In THAI city Tho pursuers then left for
Urbans, fos which psce Boyd and his victim had do
parted Here they we're again too late, Boyd sftcr
making attempt 70 procure marriage license had hur-
ried 10 other point In hts application the pro
pr suhoriues ~ UrbsnA Boyd swore 70 the young adys
age being eixhteco ycass, but being rather closely
questioned BY the dge became frightened nj the prospect
f charge q psrinry 10 which he had laid himself open,
and tearing up he ncsese cf The odoc In hurry The
cstizens q xsuh have made The matter community
sfhr, and should Boyd who has made himself obnoxious
10 them IN moro wsys than ono, M into their hands they
viii AZ him securely In some way other The anr Il
said 70 hAvo nasdc lively tmos among the xcniaits.
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wing Is the specie list Of the Illinois :

Total. ~ t6e 90
The steamer Illinois brings among her passengers Mr.
Arthur Benson, agent OF the American Guano Company,
Of this city. He has lately visited Jarvis island How.
lands island and New Nantucket, In the Pacific ocean
and brings with him four tons OF the gusno q sample;
In addition 10 which large quantity had been shipped for
New York The supply OF gano upon these Islands re-
ported being almost inexhaustbe, and Of quality not
Inferior 10 that Of the ChInchas.
We are indebted TO Mr.. T. IL MITCHELL purser OF the
Illinois, fcr vors and 10 the Atlantic and Pacific Express
Company and the San Francisco news depot OF w. Sui,
ivan, for flies Of California papers.
Mr. Theodore Perry upior ooer Of the United States
soop Of war Warren was knocked down with suns shot
and severely injured by villain named Frank Hale on
the night OF the 2a,h ult Hale managed 70 escape
In the latter part Of March bot wind blew from Tho
Colorado Desert which few hours withercd The grass
and tender vegetation for considerable extent about San
Diego.
Serious dsscnsions have arisen amongst the NHmous
both a, san Bernardino and Salt Lake.
The latest accounts from Carson Valley repres mt the
snow stii being deep the Serras grass quite
uxurisnt In the valley, the cattle were fat, Agricultural
prospects good the miners making fair wages aud Affairs
generally in propcrou condition.
The Legislature have passed q bill FOR changing the
In the Of Ned MCGOWAN, and the trial Sc, Cor
May, In Napa county He was 10 Sacramento where no
one had moscsic him, and makes no further attempts
oonccafnent
James Wilson, formerly Of Boston, Mls was drowned
Of Midtown, 2lasta, IN February last
fire broke out In on the first inst destroy.
ing $4,000 worth Of property, mostly belonging 70 the ca
Ifornla Stage Company
The Senate convened on The I'D OF March ~ q High
Hcur Of Impeachment and proceeded N the trial cr C
Whitman, Stss Comptroller charged with Official malfca-
sance. The trial Was sun In progress, and would doub,
less result In oonvcton
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member Of The party that Atey euigrated 70 6oaocA
TO the Sacramento Dtc~ says the advance OF Their psr
reached that post the preceding evening Gen. CrabS al
last hundred miles l.y barren desert, with M
much Of The way eight Or Yea inches deep yes the ho.
coa had Sess sy .1 health
numbers three companies Il @sa q ooursss. sasrU
ns fuoiosnos 0s Csnp ana 'e IN
der Cs,Ain Mcdowell, Is pronounced wcl drslic1
posed q men Who nevcs dinCn, ana conpsny & ~
CAPT Mckinney, Of Santa Clara y made up Of msAsr4l
;us. nks ne Shsr IVA Mr. Cr.Se, - ne writer, -.
aon and well deserving Of It. Ne does MOI spare lin
self when there Is work 70 be done, but takes hold M
wadns the rivers, pushing q wagons whenever salis1
and making himself generally useful II 10 even said =
with fourteen others htched 70 The tongue a
wasor helping the mules through sad plain lust On u
line CT ne sa whereupon one Of tho number remArksA
he thought rather hard 20 leave California In rope har-
ness, acting IN the capacity Of horse.
But al seemed cheerful notwithstanding the hardshiup
and we're resolved 10 accomplish the object for which s
inform us. 1t appears that humber Of seotjes.ss
with little else thon deck OF cards In their pockets -
Ssqs Soy 30 sa n ssc s 70 e. along w
walk through sand ankle deep and live on mule s1eak
they concludedeo back out
The party were 10 remain at Fort Yuma Few days. b
recruit their animals, and then 10 push 10 Scacrs
where says the writer viii be stationed for o0e q
Two months and then, and then,' leave you TO gpss
the balance Future generations, perhaps win bess e.
a. they did Marquis dc Lafayette In the early history &
our glorious republic and not ell Of Va Ian
yeties would at least all like TO be. Tine however,
viii tell many things unknown 10 any OF now, and
are not succeasulsn ooonng the Arizona Territory
The strong probability Ia tina, we win oolcuise q NJ
adjacent country
peut Mowry commanding at the fort, Is highly spokea
OF and when the Arizona TERRITORY 20 DO orRaninsd
fUnce Fam don't promote him W some higher posiuoas
why, then, the people will After leaving the fort the
petition goes down 70 the Gadsden purchase, where b
oins Sonora How long they remain there depends upon
circumstances. Fort YUM will be The Pot ooe