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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

The BEAvfsT Man AT WATERIoo.-A be-
quest. similar 10 the jackson Gold Snuff
Box. was once made in England by a gen
tlcman. who left a sword tn be gwen to the
"brarest man at Waterloo" 1t was referred
to the Duke Of Wellington to decide 70 whom
the sword should be given. The Duke would
not say who was the br0rca where all were
trorc. but said that the men who were the
most severely tried on that memorable dav
were those who defended the position at the
chateau HouSoumont. and that inquiry should
be made regarding those who fought at that
point. This was done. and the award was
finally made to a British sergeant. who, at a
critical moment. when the French had uncx-
pcctcdly forced open tie gate of he chateau
and were about to enter. rushed forward. and
by the exertion Of great personal strength
and determination succeeded. alone in shut
ting the gate in face of the French troops.
and holding it till his comrades came to his
assistance.-N. \. Erea'ag Post.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

REHAEKABLE Run OF BAD LrCK.-A down
town merchant received remittance from
one of his correspondents. in the shape of a
draft on the Ohio Life and Trust Company
for $1,000. on the very day on which that in
stitution closed its doors. He immediately
telesraphed the fact to his debtor, who sent
him another draft on JOHN. Thompson. which
arrived the day after the failure of that bro
ker; the merchant AGAIN teiegraphed the fail
ure. and received III 4 iew DAYS another draft
On Atwood u Co, jus; as :ha. firm suspended
" J. inns
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

The REPUBLICAN PMACE-The general
opinion that new house for the prcsidcn,
will he built. has led to movement among
SPECTATORS. who are >e1ing every eligible
spot. with the view If ,stortins a great price
from the government. As the government
is sure 70 be >windscd. and as the lot will
probably be selected quite as much o.,
account of It's ownership as its eligibility. it is
much to be hoped that the democrats hi hc>,
in favor and strongest i'll influence max oh
tain possession of a suitable place The new
house would be built in swamp if certain
men wanted to sell the land to the govern
mcnt.-Prorilei,re .|ovra0I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

GREAT IIORsE SHow.-A great nation,
horse show. similar to that held at Spring
field. in 1913. is TO come off in the same CT,
this fall. commencing on "Wednesday. zen,
80. and holding four DAYS. \ circular con.
tanning the programme ana regulations has
been sent us. and tic ent.r, arrangement,
appear 10 be on a ooinpttte ard extensive
>taic- Premium, are offered To an amount
Of over S2ooa for thoroughbred stations
and mares. stations one wear old and up
ward. breeding mares and FLIES. matched
family. saddle and farm horses. four in ha nd.
tandem teams. and ponies.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

Sr>rrN>IoN ~ TAUNTON. - 30 Arai.
hr"wn OF az ca'pI.ym,3T.-Wc understand
that the extensive Machine Snep and Loco
motive Works OF William Mason X Co.. Al
Taunton. have stopped. and Al. hands en-
ploy,d. about 30 in number. have been dis
charged. on account of peouniarv tnl,arra>s-
meat of James X. Mills. of Boston who is the
largest owner in these establishments.
The Wh.ttenton Mills. large cotton manu-.
featuring establishment. of which Willard
Lowering is agent. and James h. Mills q
large owner. has also stopped. running, fol
the same reason. and the employees dis.hary-
ci.-Ntw B,oi1rd Sidn,1arf. l9M.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

FIRENEs's MUSTER At KEryE.-Tbe on:
lowing is list of the PLAYING Of ~ lis ~
engines at the Firemen's Nus,er ho's
keene last Thursday o.
No No. J. p po5sent No. ,, Springfield Vt. 1924
Eurs hose '''oi
No. 3, Eagle No. l Greenfield Mass ,aa
No. 4, Alert, Winchendon. d2s
No. ), Mazeppa No. +. Bratteboro ID, T., -
No. 6. Fast Jatfrey 80, 80
No. :. Niagara No. ., Water,ir, 'ff -
Wlnchendon. Mass. 80
No. s. Hope. IIms,!ale. , ,ao
NO. 8, Mechanics. EIolyoke. Mass
burst hose.
No. 10. Deluge No ;. Claremon, 10
No. II, Aquarius No. |. Pctcrboro i ,,I
No. II. Franklin No >. Greenfield -, oi
No. IL. Hancock. Charle>town. Mss 100
This company burst their air chamber
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26


- Mr. j. \. Morrills Auction. which was
advertised TO be 4. Lyndon ON ,bc oo,b will
~ ,,o1, 49, o,.,
W S'i''"'" ~ '"' ''''H '''>'.
\ NIrNu\.rrr N Ircr-CJ 7 u D,,,
I ~ o. a '-'''''' OF n'r'''f"' WINDSOR
~" V ~, va ". "''' ~ ''v P'"p',rtof> OF
~. ".'.:, ~" i."'', '''' 90 1914. AM"
'' '''. '','I r"''"' ''." proprietor OF me
'.., ." L." ,''T '''I =, ".'n -',!"S' mas Dr'h
"!i ''.' ''"'''',n'n' 10 4
pun '>'i'P III '''' l. - NAVY" '"'"""h.
CLAIMS FOR SrEvicr. &c.. IN TIL I,sT
WE.-Wu are requested to >uc-c>, ,ba,
towns having claims for cyucndi,urr~ aud
persons for service il III. H., war with
Vrra, n.i,";". '''.,.i' ~, ,vt.rt,-,i
by the certificate Of their town clerk. AT the
next session oi the Legislature.
n-,lu,>.s p,,, Ir,.>1.,r1yr Jo,,r<,
For the Session of 1871. will embr,cc fnlI
reports. Including abstracts .fN, ,LL,t,< nn
Iopicxof i,,i,rry. rs in the Journ,l of,h las,
Extra Session. 1t will be sent ire, Of mast.
,t,,r. for any number less ,h,, five =, =, ,,.,.
- ' ava an. H''i-
De, ~ ABOVE I'VE al - cents per copy.
n.' " No I'm. !iNt y, ~ H'A'" JOURNAL" EIhlI.
'nI ..' I->.'.'' '''''n'''''.; proceedings
,''',' ",:.,., 80 '|.;.> rHr 'AFe' months.
crn.S w ''''' ''''' ID" ''
FATN. .ACC.rENT N GRAFTON On Sunday
morning last. as Horace TAYLOR and wife and
his father. Dca. TAYLOR. were riding to church
one of the tugs untas;cucd as re c,rr;,rr
was passing over water bar: She sb,f,s in
consequence fell down. frightening, tbr horse
which started upon > RIM. The WAGON soon
struck with great fo.cc against thc fence
throwing out he Persons above named and
inur;ny them az. II is believed. fatally. Mrs
Taylor had boil, arms broken. cne of them
in two pieces, and was otherwise seriously
injured NJ. TAYLOR had his collar bone
nr''N''' ':c bones Prof"oinS through tie
1PSh' anu several rihi fractured. lie Is since
o'|"' 'ra' la!iof was 'aScn ZIP mscnSlhlc
ana renamed SO at last ad'!c's.--Ihls is by
l"r ,N' most serious accident OF the KIND
we nave ever ocen called upon to chronicle.
-"'". '''''" l"""'f'
A FIcKpockEr CREATING H,;ssrrr 4,
Honest M,p.-Whil6 jcav;no tbr c,rs a,
Montpeiicr Junction. Mr. Abel Knann Of
Mocrs. \. V. had his pocket-book contain.
ing ono hundred and c;,-b,y Jol,rs: r,;lrnod
pass and other rancrs taken fyom his mocl ~,
nv , rrbt -f;r,.r,d ,ro,,, H., . 49,. Io,s'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

BALLOON; ASCENSION AT BRADFoRD.-NIr.
Wise wi make a Balloon Ascension from
the Fair Ground in Bradford, on Sa. '..r1dlav
the Goth. Extra trains will run over he Pas
sumpsic Road, carrying passengers for fare
one way:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

~ A man who married Miss Take, after
having coI.ted Miss Lloyd, was told by a
friend that.lt was reported that he was mar
RED to Miss Lloyd. ut was Miss Take, l
assure vor," Nc replied.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

ONE OF THE PRoCEss!ONs.-Thc Demo-
craticpr"ccssion in Cleveland in honor of the
nominee for Governor, is thus described:
As the cortoge passed up the hill in faint
star light. it presented strik me, appearance.
The order maintained was as follows:
Two of Geer & Co.'S H5fscs,
Two more Horses,
The Driver,
Fore wheels of the Carnage,
THE CARRIAGE,
Hind wheels of the Carriage,
Immense cloud of Dust, 49,:
Covering everything, and beautifully .;:rpical
of the Democratic party Of
Ohio, which is at present
"undcr cloud
~ y Young lady says that if cartwheel
has nlhc tcllcrs attached to it, it is pitvthat
ID girl like her can't have one.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26
CHE CdIf10MtaM.
BY C. NJ. STONE & co.
St. Johnsbury, Sept. 20; 1857.

~ 1t will be the aim of the conductors of THE
CALIFORNIAN to give the News in an attractive
form and in its season; to make an Interesting
and elevating Family journal; to discuss public
affairs with independence and vivacity; and to
reflect the common New England sentiment against
the Let Wrong Of Slavery
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

CoHREsPoSDENCE.-We solicit rOltntGYy COM
n.unicativas from all parts of the country upon
matters of interest. O , Items Of NewS, in par
ticular, will be thankfully received.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26
Peacham Fair.

The Ride Thither-Tendency towards Stock-Rais-
ingg-.Town Teams-Reception,& c.-Fine Devon
Cattie-Horses-The Garden and the Dairy
The Ladies' observation-disclosures, Pictures,
&c.-A Hint in Conclusion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

- What kind of swcc:meats did they
hive IN the Ak Preserved Pairs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

20 Tie indianapolis journal speaking of
IN lew dresses and broad shoulders of tn.
kentucky womci,. - >"tll 4; the recent Fair
IN Louisville. SAYS that cincinnati Is cclebra-
ted for il cured hams. but Louisville can
heat the world tor raw shoulders
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

y lIlrE llrGnINT. The Auburn .i,frcr-
'is'r Sa.:> 'i::;s.t - TWO Of Holm Il. Hopkins
children. Il sri Of seven and boy of FIVE
wears. were PLAYING by MIL race. the ittls
boy ii'liint@ The water: the sister uttered a
scream AID then plunged in after him. Both
would have been drowned but for a gentle
man. " no WAS attracted 10 the spot by thu
crv and rescued both.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

i'ElTTY (uNPIINrNr II NrNl~.-Sh,ri-
dan >,:l beautifully. WOMEN govern US: lie;
u render them perfect: the more they ar.
enlightened. 50 much the more shall we be.
"n TN cuiJi'atIon Of thr ,:illl,, of women de-
ponds the wisdom of men il j bv women
that nature writes or the hearts o: men
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26

=: y Western correspondent SAYS: Il
attended a wedding 4 few DAYS since Wish
ing To say something becoming the occasion
| approached the fair Young bride in the
conr>" OF the evening. ami after congratula-
ting ksr eli h,r departure from tie state Of
single ilc,>tl!nc->. 1 wished her a pleasant
VOYAGE do"n the iiser of IL, She said she
hoped 50. but size heard there was a great
deal Of tNsr Oh the river now->he hoped
tnty wouldn't catch j, on the MY down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-05

Of .ssons .hs point This might 81 bsve been avoided
Fnglspd had NOS osuelly aevAy ed he ard. hlo a.
nation England wss bct ending out sha truth Of thai
pr0veyb "vb narrower . man ve.h that shali aho
reap" M Hsy, mssi0"a,y who hai escsred from the
In pds had sad In his repnrt that the English
ration should have declared vsef In India hra IN M
TOD Bus instead OF tnas the reading or the Bible
Wobihjted In the government schyoA. while
the Koran and Bha'tes Wa p~rmitad 70 bo read.
Nearly all the guvernmrnt professors and teachers OF
ech ocs he als said asheiSs Whenovcv
patton excludes the or God from schools men
might be thst resrbuton IN not NJ or 1t vss by
careless snd peEgccoc that had let the oousu
k Of their co6nfry be eaton up by rubs OF
sibssN Men icse their religion their liberties
blow, hut hey loee them In these times taan
formerly. Justification Of the heart may be- ~
srdeen and impercepib'e In > nation in
man. and shen moving about Ia apparent
y good health the nation Ansc,ct may suddenly
drop DEAF Men in his cyisis III cd
men 1isa trying 10 tea he life WelerveYs from each
cher When patton ,urers It's affairs 1, pA.s into the
hsnrs OF ssos koobers ma gamblers nothing preven,
Ia hes1ucsiou
God had rever put into any n,ions framework better
machirey hsn he put into this naon, hut when the
of prayer, and rutn ard honc'.y 20 ont, the
machir cry ceasas 10 work, ana there 10 hops laft
rneir only hnpe now Was tn prayer, woalta could
-, tLem; expert coula not them the c0nsa
tcuoD GOULD save them, especially when mslnerpset
Cd and tortured No hing onuld tnem 'ut God
God saves by mis- word and by obedience TO hts word
by adding bis word 10 the sn Ives OF oie society
hu by onecience TO bis word that What God des
70 see ana he viii lee II or this peeco will 20 70 des
uucIion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-05

Bod RoHssar- Late % Saturday night, the prcprie
tor Of the geo cry OF seoond and South rhrd
streets was making up b's cash account, msn and 70
man entered and willis the vss seans . dnrk the
~omau picked pp ren OF bills smcupups 10 500 me
hen pct discovered until she parties had len and
made coed THAR escape.
Asspr ov Hosu rHru yesterday moroiBs about 4
ocicck ofoer Gtih arrssisd nsn II Peck slip rcrrr
supeion Of having In hs powsssion stoeu borse va
son ard hayne@ the prisoner wee handed over 70 anoh
o. ofccr while ooer sr,h vert in pursuit Of two oh
or suspected parties The prisoner ~s conveyed 70 she
Fourteenth ward station bousc sud vas lw 70, - no
charge pyeferret against III u Tho properly 70
tsinc And yevrdsy sovcpcon asoyfc Phirev of
Flushing avenue and Delnonico p'ace, Appeared and
claimed the wagon.
Rrs UPos savISos HAxx There has been . run upon
the Williamsburg savings Bank, located nlsou-n nree4
,ince Tbur.ass last Some $40 900 have been vhdrs yn
but many of the depcsor have ssaln returned their mo
ney 10 the bank
A<ssmY Ncnr,noys -rhs democracy OF tas Seventh
Assembly district, comprisius the SEVENTH Fleenh sx.
teenh and Nine'eenth yards have put In ponnson Tor
Assembly sapervitsr Bltecser.
BuserAsrSs The Dwelling OF Nr wiuhsm, ITO sJuih
Second street, wss entered early on saturday mrnlns,
sna rootea Of gold ws,,n, 30 In money spd isnnty
a clcibsg and silver -sre
tho house ~ John H1., 118 south Fourth stree,
aso ROBBED Of q scia vsieb and some money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-05
The California state Debt to be Paid.
Release Of The Nicaragua Steamers
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE.
Interesting News frem Salt Lake, CaFssa
Valley, San Diego, Oregon and
Washington Territories.
Marriages, Births and Deaths.
MARKETS AND FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
10, 10, 10

The United States mail steamship Star OF tho West, Al
fred Gray, Nq commanding arrived n th pot ssort
i've o'clock es.ercay morning Sas ief Asfn~sn Sop.
serber a. having been detained un II thAt time Awaiting
the arrival Of the mails and per steamer
forpa, from San FrAncisoo sepscn bers
Tho Star OF the Vest cuchod off Havana the evening
Of ,he 2sh Arrived A Key Tes. he morning Of
2a,h took In COAL and left for New York tho same dsy
G 10 n.
Amopg the passenge per Star OF tbs West IN W.
Gan, Goverutr Fdote and Hon. L. scoti, oy Cali
forns; also Col D. A. Eta kwestho, A.s Unitsd sssiel
Nnister TO Chile.
Or tho passage out from New Ycrk, sepseri Dor IL,
Peter Phiips second cook, died. and buried sen
psemher rs, Henry Hannon, of consumption. sep.em-
Der 70, John X. Jones, Of ChsgreI fever
Tho Uhlled states steamer Wabash, oom Paaldios aud
\, screw steiner Brunswck, were iynl At Aspip-
wall. II n r. ship Tartar was also ssen going D, and
he United States shps John Adams Aad Decatur also H.
b ~ ship kasioenne, were In port ~ Panama
We arc Indebted 10 the Pacific Express Company a
Wos Fargo Co., and 70 the San Franoso depot a
j. ". Sullivan, for nIes Of California papers.
The following u ihs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-05
From the Ala Csliforni,


On Thursday tue 2on AuEu's The mail steamer s,ncTx,
UomnaDder whiting, iaed for Psna win small pum
ber " rsssepsers -hom several or pro
minsnt cuzeus The steamer carried awsy Que nuuirs
and tvc mail sg-, oonsnng besides spArcfs nrty
eight thousand letters TreAsure, d, ,b95. .t97 i3.
IFrm the San Frarc',oo Morning Call, Angus, al
IN nal sesrer Sonora sailed yes,erdsy morning
promptly s nine o'ccrk the hour sppointed She carried
away sso passengers AMI 81 beS sqT t3 IN rsAure TOO
" the prtent high rates OF ps.aEe and In part faA
OF ihcto bcipg generally less tsycI his Of the
rear Than any other.
from the ssn Franc SEQ Alta, Augus, II
Tie mai steamer SlDora ie her berth pro nptlF on
minutes Isst ne o'clock and shortly lhsrea1, proceeded
10 sea. she carried fo~n four huadret and fory four
psssenss-t. ard OF tes aoT 10 in heAaure rnis grN
will doubt sss set Ws street aui The Nav YoRS HKssLD
in afcrmsrt, for feN he mines arc siv,ng oui oss
hundi cd ard two mail bsgs, ooniAniog besides no~sps
psrs thry egtt thouf and letter., o.
ihe stamc, sOrors yesterday rtis The imslest saI
despatched fsr some tine past
IFrcm ihe Aspin-sn roarIer, ssot 81
The P lono sail seaushib Compsnys steamer s,nors
arrived 1t Pa anna "wednesday night lAat with 4t5 ru
serge O. 1o4 bsgs mall ror Ne~ Y0k and New Orleans,
and ne tor nssson, Ill psosats- Of freight aad 7s
leo sS treasure
The Unei states sll s.csmeY -ertya America len for
New York, vie Havana. Yesterday, Nsk p NJ, Win AS
psssepgers and ,2a is9 43 In specie Among her pas
sergers we're Mr.. de Ia Oova OF The late nrm Of Uovs
Co 10 Pansma, his vAy 70 Havass, snd Dr. Robert r.
koore srYgeen In Chcf 70 the Psuams Railroad Company
who yroreecs on visit W his ho me- Wis New Orleans
Dr Moore bern engaged for the p>s, year. In
the service Of the Panama Railroad Company poyscau
ssd urreou and has crjved the uninterrupted sstee
and ccpasenc % all ~so had kno~r him either In hs
private pro caHi,na capacity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-05
INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

1eath OF the American Minister at 9uate-
Great Ravages Of cholera In
Gestral America -Qnarrei Of WIN.
Carey Jenes with rosta Rica-
Probable Civil War In
Nicaragua,
No. 10, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-05

TFro n thN SAM Fanc0oo HsFkI1 -vIs - ~
srorcs the dsepea satsfs zoo 70 De enabled 70 In
form our distant readers the citizens OF sn Frxuccr
have voted By large msiory psy ths deb. declared
BY the Supreme C1ott 70 nave been lisfsy oan~scted
Aecorcips 10 the retuyrt Is9 vutes we've on iba
county osn rrsnsco FOR tbe rs msss OF the dees and
only ZIG for repud.ion From IN stase 81 hrgs vs
have a. vet vscsIvsd little iniormaaon a. 70 TOE rs
.un al Inc voe on III. lusssca. ~ Ia all peoeabiny
Ne me s yo,e osuncd for The p-opls are naturally snr
ous A. learn Grst n all the ns nes ~ those 20 have bse
eierts.t A ,snspIsse- inelr local sCaus We have no
sorbt however, ont that the re12la of the State Of Dab
fo,t /. nav voted bY large nsj ritv TO pAy the deo
scuyr,d by their Os s1d Tor feas soquesced Ia snf
deed ~ themselves. The symeo' of ihs debs
IA d, necfa.iS dorpiae, ana tho Sss 0vervhelmpsy
gercc,sua AZ an Indication az the probso re-
.nt throus sout me Interior o. the snbu~~sicn of
thls qeguOu b tnc people, go ~onld call sten-
U T. los dgaFasa an0lher co.umo from 3iaons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-05

Total nrtt mOnhn of 1857 A. pla
The ororv Il speoio ouring The nrst eight montns d
this esy, chtfy p.r from M1co, w.ys 81 3i3 AL; ga
tap er Mss amount pas re Sttppea 70 China
or fhs shove amount Of shipments 81 6s6 as7 was os Ia
the Central America
The Alta oaornsa Of the s.b OH uysrhc ss,s o,couon
vDt the % int Up 70 Me hour Of going 20
have few resurns, and shess measro and scsory.
Enoush kno~n, however, 70 announce sta oossainsy-
ths eecuoa Of or Sera1r Weller scvmnor. ne Ame-
rcsn candidate for the once, fv ahead,
~ heard from, OF Mr.. SAay, Inc rcpubnMn nosIince-
The voe throughout sns sae judging from tno nsarec
alresd7 revived wei from me San Ffanao, rs-
turns hiss been very light There safety ayiss shs
shs entire democratic ma,e hckes hss been oewfal,
aud that she sane party -iI' have an ovsrv helm
ing nsjority m euhar orsDch Of The I<sisls,are
mere 10 uDdouotedl, nsj,fly In favor OF payipg Tho
sAie osS In Ran Franz tie Peoples party ~blot
Umrs,hred ~i,h the Visilsn'o Com nipee- s votoous
5ser he democrats hy 500 majority mo eevson p~ss-
ed n very quietly In ssn Frsaclsco.
sin.Dg carried ~ vigorously ami s,o,esssnly -
ever throughout ihe STATE Nev dsGIGgs Walkers
river, Utah rsri,ry, had deem Uncovered vh,on were
refovsd yielding hindsomey number Of miners from
California had gone hncr FOR the purpose Of thoroughly
prospscurg the O untry for roi5.
Tfere had beer sncsh~ earth rake Csfornss. Cold
countries 70 DO ruil Of earthquakes Of precious
metals
n,c n Michigan B>y, Sacramento oountyy, on TIE 25,n
Of Argust, ored s2o, 900 vsrth Of properly.
Mr. Edward crcnly, ormery OF New YORK, died on We
2oh of Aurus osiland ster illness Of several dsys
Mr. 0osy vas of the pioneers of san Francisco hsy
ing gore hsi city from New York esxiy perio Ia
company With ts brother In law, nalaca Farloa, no.,
ioI m@ly CITY kUshal
Nile. Dsrs', an actress Of some celebrity had arrived a
san Francisco rom Australia
samuel Iorirg an old and nush respected ciHzsr and
late Of the arm Flax IorDs, died In San rrsncisco
The Oregon Constitutional Convention met 81 Salem
'he iith Of August Mr., Desdy was oh0sa rrssdsot.
The lneaas hid bean committing deyrsdsuoss In Unp'
qua Valley.
ooi ,, ". Fosy, ceTecsor a Port Townsend, wsssps.
ton Territory, had been murdered by Iudaaa me smiiy
escaped Eighteen OF ihs savssss subsequently OPP
turet, and we're 10 be hung
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-05
THE CENTRAL AMERICA

The Lost Passengers, Spocis and Mails.
SOME or rHS oALIpORsIA PASSENGERS.
One Of reporters obtained nom tho passengers oy
tho star Of the We,t the folow nsms OF p~seugers
said 70 have len California In the Sonora and prosa
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The San yrsnsisc, Shipping List o..he 9Th seps sAYs
The suffiy II money seeing Investment ,~a o.
The dnand Upon real estate security, with urqass,nl
blo tile loans readily reGonablca. IN per sent
We hear OF loan Of SO 900 upon property which being
bull. upon ~ u per ccos Frss class business Saper
discounted 81 az oeni without dlfncuty Merch.nd,s
loans range fror 2k per cent, bot upon npershAb
rtds fcr four NJ sx monsns, money DO had
pncer per cent
The renrip OF fuss drrinr tho past fortnight do not yary
materially on tie average Of the frat hafo Apgust 80
must DOW expect, bovever, gradual dlminigon 10 the
yield OF The m'res until tho rainy sessor se,s In.
The following ~ q statement cf the crers,oss O, mo
Branch Mint Ia this city during ue monx Of surusi-
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Wy vi UOoTu 'hG A~uHot ALL
Green Anderson. Penni
JuIiGus studson.
John Hunter.
4. Donptnocrg, San Fraro'o
Z Prince.
Bcr jsmin C1l., Missouri.
John HorS. Missouri
HsDson Horn, Aisaouri.
Lee Davies.
Mr. kAdes.
Hiram S,innhneld. Iadisua.
y, E Has by, California.
As. ScWei |, Calf rnia.
George Keith, Califor ala.
Dr. Coon Minis, Caliort 10.
Francis Pa'sgo, N. Granada,
GEO Steer, San Feanc,soo.
IA pusl Gstan. Gal forpis.
Ch .rles Mallory, California.
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"a. Van Nockin, California.
william S,rput, CALIFORNIA;
Nicholas II. Aartln, Oregon
Mr.. p Edwards. G<'irorn,a
Ns EiwA,ds, California.
william Eaton, California.
James Raglan 0al,fornia.
Mr., Aston. Georgis.
James q. O'arke, Penn.
Warren a. atan. Ohlo,
J,sepn Hart, Ohio.
Mr. Davidson, Maryland.
Laon I'D Young, California
ToomAs Oleonnop, Indiana
W. J Morton, California,
James o Cloud. Westmorc.
land county, Penn
Warren HeAten, California.