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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

William II. Hosington, blind preacher from ONE
who has recently come out from the New School rres
byterisn Church, in which he was minister ""
preach sermon on the principles OF Progressive
Friends at North Orange, N j., on Sunday ai1efaoos.
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AaNertisem.rt.
h4FefLlsrheIl
FRAUD ASD ITS EETIMs.-A 200

for Play &; something; snacks q reality brings
TO our mud the memory Of things read Of and the hop-
reforms have suppcated FRAUD It's VICTIMS has had
immense in London. and promises 10 be just pop
uar here BARSUns MUSEUM where n % BE- repeated TH
ATrrRSOos in handsome style, well THIs EvEssG.
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DIAPUANFOTY

DIAPHANEOTYPES.-On account OF the hchity
With Which the mos. beautiful effect u color IN these pictures
l. produced they Do furnished lover price thsn
other .tye picture corresponding size and besuy Of mis
Mad only A. the RooT GALLERY, No 5S3 Broadway.
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THE GERMAN AND HIs SorRKRorr.-SOme amusing
incidents occasionally occur IA ourpolce courts. Here
is one day or two ago German entered one OF
the police courts, where Justice Fandreau
preceding when the following dialogue took place:
Dut,hman-M eester ,JoOdge, | wants a warrant.
,JuGge-N hat do you want Il warrant forl
Dutchman-I tells you vat for want warrant.
man comes to my house and likes my wife but / no
care fer that
,Judge-Wen. what did he do then
putchmau-Vell. he thinks my lager bier then kiss
nv wife, but cares nothing for dat.
.Judge-Nell, what does the man do then, that you
want n warrant against him
Du,chman-Vell, after he thinks my lager bier, ne
puts his hand on my wife; but no cares nothing for
dat.
Judce-Wcl, what does be do then, have no time
to li-tcn to a long rigmarole story
Du,chmGr-VeI, then, he takes his hand off my
wife and puts it in the ,ouykrout barrel and pull. the
so,ukroui out Of the barrel and throws Il the hoor
ami ds i for vat want the warrant.
The Judge declined the application.
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FDWAPD II DIXON. NJ. ID.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ ~, EDITOR W ING
ScAlrei snd Operating snd Consulting Suteos NO
btween sth and ethst. New York Office Sosfs bS-eso
ard mornings dali, and 70 evenings Toe esh~'
The Scolpc, IL 1t No Ves-y st. A.tor hcuse
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GRAND FIREMrS's PARADE AT PorGHEEErSIE.-
There was a grand annual parade of the Fire De-
partmcut at Poughkeepsie yesterday. In addition to
the six companies belonging 70 that city there was
one from Newburgh, NcwYork, Albany, Rhinebech,
and other towns along the Hudson River The pro-
cerson extended for half mile in length and WAS a.
together a very fine affair There were also three hose
companies and five brass bands, preceded by large
number of the most respectable citizens of that city
The companies appeared in full uniform, and looked
well. The machines were all in good order and
PLAYED in Mark. street in the afternoon but the re-
suit W. have not yet learned.
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ing that Consump-

We have no hesitation in saying that COnsump-
ton always BE- seviAed aad in many
petey Cured simply b the CT Or WiSrARS WILD CHEs
~ BkLAH I soothing and healing influence the dis
truly wonderful None ssn0ss uaies' asnsA
BgTTs % the wrapper
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DRovrED.-Edward Gaskin, a lsborer. about -
wears Of age employed upon the worn a. Long Dsck JY
CITY Tor New York and Enc Railroad Depot wa seesaes
sly drowned yesterday afternoon lie sins ~eao -
crow and f % the psr and ~hea taken from inc wss
LIE va lie resided West Hssssss aat leaves
sife ash ekl5rva.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENTAL PoIsoNNc C'sr.-Coroner
Connery held an inquest yesterday at the house ct DR.
Mott No 900 Tenth street. upon the body Of domes-
tic named Ellen Murray, whose death was caused by
accidentally taking oxaic acid in mistake for salts and
senna The paper containing the oXalc acid was
marked salt. Lemon Poison" and was used for
cleaning iron ware, and it appears the girl had pur-
chased some salts and SIENNA and had accidentally ex-
changed them.
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Advertisement.
GURNEY's PHOTOGRAPmC PALACE OF ART


Tie aud beautiful style Of portsiture i the usst
after b.. people u taste and discrimination ~
GusNEY's PALACE ART. No. $40 Broadway.
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SroIr DI,NoSD Prs FOR mir LOvFR.-Ser-
ceant Banfeld of the Second District Court yester-
day arrested young Irish girl named Catharne Rus
sell. on charge of having stolen diamond pin val
usd at $3.50 the property of her employer Mrs. Julia
jacobs No. 2Abugdon square on Tuesday last, the
2Gh inst when she was sent of errand, and Not re-
turning suspicion was aroused that ali was not right;
and on making an examination Mrs. j. missed the
diamond pin. In reply to the question, why did she
not take other pins in preference to the diamond one
there being several fine canoes and more snowy pins
in the same place of depository, she remarked that
she liked the diamond pin best, and that she took
to give her lover Justice Blandreau committed her
to prison TO answer in default of 81 600 bail.
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DIR. :. {. FITCH's SIX Lecmr,

Ia. :. :. FITCH ; III Lectures On L0nsumpa@
and he Law Life 30 psSes - eGEsyRss bcasd
.rus N. Wbich b. ciA--- ~ Tho lasfs -
EAr and cher Chsoas0 D-orian, scnt BY mas ps>.9s
a., Ca r,oeitk of Addrc-. 5 ktro" Co. We ~
BradEay
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new and
GuRNEY's PALACE OF

VIEKNE1
beautiful addition the Photographic srt-Gurneys KoHI-
MOOR PHoTOGssFH made ouy at bis Palace u Ar, No J~
brosdwey.
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iAisestasrsre.i |
HnnrO. RArunC YlEWs of NV YORK and MAO


,sA FALts Wholesie sud ai Tho largest and fns
w An ma IRE pared FIR Fur y and general trsnsp.rtass
Doa.r Pstralts Sc Al HoLss-'s GaieJ Ma - Br.,A-Y
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BrRGLARIFs AND ARREsTs.-Durng the past tive
weeks been large number Of burses and robberes
in District which have beer conducted skuy
that o the police % ferret out the perpeors have
until uitles The house Of Jas T. Shay in Wyok
Graham entered during the absenos
the family and robbed Of ewey and wearing apparel valued
81 100 The grocery store Of Jossph ". Csrwn q
South Seventh and Third streets broken THURSDAY
night tho approach Of private wstchman the thieves
Ofoer. Eideto and Griffin hearing u the circon
obtsined description e che parties and succeeded In
srr,strg Il them swe known tibet named Robert La
on ysr Who resides in tn Western District Zee
ssrfay r N information gYen ~ LstOn Officers D. Jsoos
Murphy Of Justice Cauys Court proceeded 10 New. Tors
arrested other boys named James Wilson and James
C,gan Nsou the leader Of the Of young thrys
RESIDING In The Fourteenth Ward who broken up last faA
The accused parties were commiItedi Tor eSaninsliop
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R.uRo.n AccIpysr-Bor KfLLSD.-Last night
=, "a eot Ia r,ned Dlon eleven years Of p,sy
ina By hiding upon train Of cars that were moving bach -
.aar I'm a. dndins-when another train arrived ss4
. n va, pss.ns the I'D jumped o. sad instantly
killed
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fAeyertisemertl

GEsrrEsEN's HATS are now ready or inspection At
r. ". WAITRESS, W, 4le Broadway,
Formerly with Lesry Co.
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ROBERT HUNTER, NJ. d.. Consulting Physes1
for Pulmonary DiAscs Office No SO Broadway Hour tss.
. a tn. TO Z
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GRtAr SrPPIY OF SHAD.-The fishermen 10 the
vicinity Of Hudson now in the midst of an abundant
chad harvest and are realizing ample reward for
their Grduous lGbors. The first run were very
small and few in net; those now caught are as large
and beautiful a. any offered ia market. Some
companies are hauling from 800 to 900 shad at
tide
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Mr.. Margaret Henry, formerly Of No. Al Mulberry
street. in this city, whose husband died in Canton,
China, SIX or seven years ago has small balance of
money from her husbands effects in the hands Of the
Government Fifth Auditors Office. 5. P.'Wiiams,
No Maiden lane, can advice her further.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

Al INFANT FOUSD FLOATING IN THT RIyER.-Cor-
oner Smell held On inquest yesterday No Grand upos
the body infant found floating the Eat River In coils
tied 20 IN. cOn for the ppo.e Of keeping Il under
the the The Infant suppossd have bee
stubborn. and q verdict 20 that effect rendered
The Coroner also held an inquest upon the body OF
newly born infant found "a box IN the Baptist Bayng
Ground in the Eighteenth Ward The following words
IN German upon the box In Gods name. This chd
was dad Whoever fnds u will prase bury H. have
money 10 bury II With. Poor Poor" The Jury rendered
- verdict Of ..ibOrp.
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:
WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS-
2 PR DOZEN.
.hsl reduce the price Of my SCHHDsM AROMATIC
ScN,Ps the h OF July 70 rs dozen Tor me
quart ana - pint bottles and large DEDUCTION
from these prices 10 the wholesale dealers. ~
Sole Importer, No. y Beavas.
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ANOTHER Sr,pBISG Ar lIR.-Mr. Josiah ID. Macy
Of No 2Sj Bowery WAS last evening severely stabbed
in the breast with pair Of scissors in the hands OF
Mrs Mary Willsee of the same place. Ia eonSe-
ouence Of some misunderstanding or quarrel among
tie children Of the two families, one Of the parties
called upon the other for apology OF explanation,
when an alteration and tussei ensued between Mr..
Macy and Mr. Willsee. Mrs. Willsee ran down stairs,
seized a large pair of scissors AID ran with them to
aid her husband in the fight, rtabbng Mr.. Macy a.
stated above. In the fracas, Mrs. Wisee also acci-
den,aIy inflicted severe wound in her husbands
right arm.
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CoxFIRM,TIoNs ~ BISHOP PoTTER.-On Sunday
last Bishop Potter visited st. Thomas Church,
Mamaroneck, Westshester County, and administered
the night Of confirmation to about sixty candidates.
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wire suspension bridge is to be constructed across
the Esopus Creek, at Hurley Ulster County, in the
place of the bridge carried away by the freshe Tho
new bridge is to be completed by July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

NoRy THAN NJ BARGAISED FORA man named
Florence Macy went into the grocery Of David Van
Anburg, in Atlantic street, yesterday morning. and
during the temporary absence of the landlord, exam
med the money drawer. The proprietor having his
suspicious watched him from the back door and sud
derly appearing, gave him most severe beating
Macy was brought before Justice Cornwell and COM
nitted to jail to await examination on the charge u
petit larceny
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Advertisemert
SI-1tNipR CLOTHING az EVANS

Extensive
Clothing
Warehouse,
Nos is aud So
Fulton -t
Between William and Gold.
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Forxn DpowyrD.-Coroner Hill held an inquest
,,i.v ~ Randall. Island on the body Of Michael Callahan
one Of tie bow. residing at that place who drowned On tho
9th inst while bathing.
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FIREmrN's ExcrRsloNs.-ZephT Hose Company
No. 4 Of Willamsburgh will 60 visit on Tuesday
next, leaving jersey City at II O'Clock The company
bove decided not to wear the fremens dress but ep
near in their Zephyr Court Dress black frock coat.
block parts white vest and white hats. They will be
ACCOMPANIED by Robenson's Band, numbering y.
who will appear in AN entire new dress. The company
will return by the Camden and Amboy route on
Thursday.
Good Intent Engine Company No. will go on az
xcur,on to Bridgeport on the ID Of July and will be
the guests Of No. of that place.
On Monday Engine Company No will proceed 70
NewYork to bring home their engine from the painter
Hose Company No. and Engine Companies Nos
and intend to parade with them.
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IRoY WoRks.-Another iron establishment is to be
erected at Hudson. The works are to be commenced
Immediately. They are the property of joint stock
company, with capital Of s6j, CO.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

Joseph De!monico nephew of the we!l-known
landlord, died Yesterday afternoon.
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CITY ITEMS

A NV P.yF~YST -Some@h eie about a year ago
we e6rrestly commended new mslerial jr payeneat'
IN this oityono ab. olusey free from the principal Oh
jeciou to the Russ pavement It's slpPeryneSS- Ih''
material il known a. American Burr Stone" and
Mil Stone Grit ard has been used for that purpose
ever since its discovery, in the early settlement OF
America and it is still used in preference to any other
material in grinding the stone for hydraulic cement.
It aboundsi inexhaussbe quantities in Ulster County,
along the Delaware and Hudson Canal, II miles from
Eoudout ard perhaps 40 miles from this city. It's
natural Position IS in layers OF six to twelve inches
thick 1t splits one way with toersb.e easy but the
other with some difficulty still it can be shaped into
broad blocks with square edges by tue hammer, Win
out great expense. For pavement. yard square
specifically VIII be found a good size. and these
blocks laid diagonay upon sand, without much care,
will remain firm and never wear smooth aud SlPPer!,
or in ruts as the line Of travel the line Of the
the The pavement will be easily kept clean,
because the blocks being large but little dit viii work
up from below, and the material being extremely hard
it viii wear long time. OF course it can be put down
cheaper than Russ pavement, say not exceeding y
yard and less than half the cost Of good iron pave
ment, and being level and even on the surface as
the Russ pavement carriages will run smoothly and
without much rafting noise. III being in large OOcA,
laid without cement, il will be easily removed asd re-
laid without damage. when necessary to open the
street. We fancy the strongest objection that can be
urged against it ia that it will cut away horse shoes
and wagon tires faster than the old pavement. But
its good and bad quale, shall soon see, for the
block in Wal street between Nassau and William
streets, is new being paved with this kind of stone
and Of blocks OF various sizes, in order to test what
size i. preferable. This work is done by permission of
the Corporate authorities, at the expense of Nj. j. j.
Bell Of Accord Ulster County, proprietor of the quar-
RES aided by the property-Owners of that part of
Wal street, and if It proves a successful experiment
a. W. have faith to believe it WILL We hope it will be
substituted extensively in place of the old cobble
stones.
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TEr BuRDFLL Es1ArE.-The investigation in thi
matter will be continued before the Surrogate A. W
Bradford. on Tuesday next the 2d Of june Interest
ing developments may be expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

DIR. DoRENUs'S LECTURE.-Dr DOremus delivered
brilliantly illustrated lecture Light Thursday
evening in the Academy of Music for the benefit Of
the church for Deaf-Mutes. The Academy was
crowded by IN audience which for more than three
bours was enchanted and asonished by the spendOrs
of his experiments.
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BROOHLTN ITEMS.

Tar BOARD os ENcIsy-This body met yesterday
in the Supreme Court room of the City Hail. for tho
purpose of granting licenses. John A. Wyckof. esq.
presided, and Messrs Murphy and Jarvis were pres
emit Petitions having been received at former meet
ipcs to the number Of about hundred. the Board
proceeded to consider the same, and granted the
follow ing licenses
Fi,.t Wards S. Jope. \. r. Schemes. George DeT,c.
Send Ua,d-Cha. c Watt. John l. Burns, Ann Morris
Third Wo,d-H B Perkins B,w Davis Co. PA"~
FonyS WcrJ-joSn C. Force. Il c Douglas Maria v.s
Kemen Arthur McAvcy. John showers
Syth HSyG-john Cavanagh. Tho, Ketchum D. E.stsse.
wv SrrrNt SI WsgrS-James wnds.
Eighn Uord-Gco J. Kibber. Michael Bennett. fcia
Ninth W'ar9-cho, B, Holder. VIM. SimOn'on.
Eitrsan HarG-Pa,rick Mooney. Edward Lansss.n. JAs
TTeJM d-Alired Ronek
TSItecnn nayd-Allrod II. Kewe, Ssmu. Lewis
Eiafbs.h-B Nelson Henry Wissin. Anu shoemssy.
Ne,o. Tfycclt-w T. Bennett. Oliver Vincent, Roha~s
Slater
THF ASSEMBLY DISTRIcTs.-By an act OF the las
Legislature Kings County is TO b. divided into seven
assembly districts instead Of three as heretofore The
Board Of Supervisors appointed committee OF hve
to apporton the districts. They have had so'ers
neetiuc-. and two reports have been made, which WIZ
be reported 20 the Board at the next meeting. The
majority of the committee have agreed upon the fol-
lowing:
D,,tric.-First Sixth and Twelfth Wards
II D,,tyict-Secoad Third and Firth Wagts,
m Dtsfrict-Eourth sud Tenth W ards.
~ DAirict- Nrih and Eleventh Wards
3 Bw,rici- seventh. Nineteenth, Sixteenth and titcccA
Wards
II Dhtyict-Thrtcenth aad Fourteenth Wards
ri Di.fyict-saycneenth Eighteenth and Eighth Wards
and ry towns consisting Of Grsvesend New Utrecht fh
hush falkland. and Nc" Lofts
The minority of the committee will report IN favor
of the following appOrtionment:
Di,trict-Fir... second and Filth Wards
n Dtsfrirt-Third, sixth and Twelfth wards
JJJ Di,frict- Fourth sud Tenth Wards
~ Disfrict- seventh and Eleventh Wards . 49,
J District Thirteenth, Sixteenth and Nine'renth Wns.'
oenth Wards.
III Dtrit-Eghth and Ninth Wards and the county own.
district.
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THr EXCISE CoMaIssIoSERs.-Judges Ducr and
Ingraham and Recorder Smith met in the Common
Pleas Court room, yesterday, for the purpose OF ap-
pointing an Excise Commissioner to fill the place OF
Robert T. IIavs, resigned, and which declined by
Peter Cooper, esq., on Thursday. After brief con-
suoton they appointed Robert ID. Holmes who it Is
understood, will accept the position.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-17

~ A Desperate attempt at murder and
suicide was recently made by lover at Mi
Ian, Michigan. A young man from Mead
vile, Penn, had been engaged to young
lady of the former place. The other day,
however, she refused to marry him, and on
the following morning he entered her room
AMI attempted to cut her throat with razol
while she was in bed. Her screams brought
the other inmates of the house into her room
where they found the desperate young mar
under the bed endeavoring to eat MS Owl
throat. He was taken into custody. Tn
young lady was severly although not NOR
| tally wounded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-17

"a Many persons who are under the i'm :
preston that the Society of Odd Fellows is
an organization OF modern times, will be
somewhat surprised to learn that its origin
dates rs far back us the time of Nero, and
was established by the Roman soldiers in the
year 90. AT that time, they were called
Fellow Citizens" The present name was
given them by Titus Cesar, twenty-four
years afterwards; and they were SO called
from the singular character of their meet
inss, and from their knowing each other by
night or day by means OF mystical signs and
language. AT the same time, he presented
ihcm with disrensation, engraved on q
plate OF gold, bearing different embiems of
mortality. In the fifth century, the Order
was established in the Spanish dominions.
and in Portugal in the sixth century. IL did
not reach France and England until the clcv :
enth century. 1t was then established in
the latter country by John Dc Neville.
who, assisted by five Knights from France,
formed a Grand Lodge in London. This an.
Gent fraternity has now its lodges in every
quarter of the globe, and by its usefulness.
and benevolent character, commands the
respect and countenancc of all who are ac-
quaintsd with its nature and purposes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-17
tE The Cincinnati Commercial gives a,

TT The Cincinnati Commercial gives On
amusing description OF street fight between
u banker and City Father, OF Newport
Angry feelings existed between the parties
and tie other day they happened to NICE
within few feet of the Mayors office, and
pitched III for "a regular set-to. "The City
Da made luDge wiah hisright. The bank
er parted with his left, anu brought in No
with the right, squash on the Dads mug.
First blood tor the whisky" yelled IN ex,i-
It'd lover of science, when the City Dad
brought in AN awkward left handler, viii, i
caught the banker on the top Of the head
when they cl'nched in loving embrace. The
fight was row peie-mele, pull and haul
bite, scratch and gouge, when suddenly the
internal and seldom present police stepped
in, and marched the combatants to the Police
Court, where the mayor fined the almost VIC
torious banker Is and costs, and 20 .tponed
the trial of the scratched and bruised CITY
Dad until subsequent day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-17

G The town Of Vincennes appears
to be improving rapidly. Fine brick
buildings are going up in all directions
the style Of most Of them being very at
tractive. In the upper part Of the city
some thirty or forty buildings have been
constructed by the o. & NJ. r. r. Com.
pany for locomotive and machine shops
and other purposes. A mammoth dis
tillery and Touring mills are also in
course Of completion, and in another par
Of the town some seventy-fve dwelling,
have been erected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-17

OF The Sonora Silver Mining CON-
pany, which was organized in 1856, for
the purpose of working silver mine
pear Arizona, appear to be meeting with
success. Operations in the mines are
being vigorously prosecuted. and the
proprietors are very sanguihs. The last
! test made in the United States Mint at
San Francisco, shows the proportions, in
one pound OF ore, five ounces troy Of
metal, to be 1855 of silver, and 1865 o
copper in 1000 parts-or over one-hal
silver. Fifty pounds have been sent t.
the Bank of England to he assayed.