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NNUALS AND ILLUSTMATND WONKs, elegantly
bound and beautifully illustrates utcte for Christmas ana
New Years presents
"Gs msmoy' rosary whsrsou she
kind remembrances Of friends and old affections"
ANIMALS.
The Republican Court American 5os In the Days Of Wash
hs Court Naposon Society under the First hmpe BY
Frank portraits beauties Wits
The Souvenir Gallery, with - ensravings.
Tns Mos Ros The Snow fsh. The Passion Flower The
Msmorys Gin, The Cir Of Ascton FrisRdship' oering The
Gem Annrs The Phs Toss. g The GTd
Free Msons ANIMAL The 0ep Annual The Forget meNo The
Token The Garland The Hnmmng Bird juvenile Tbs Violet
The PsAnnua The Rose Bud Ths Gem Of the Season The
beautifully Illustrated
ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
BYRON, Scott Shakespeare Moore, Pspe, R0gsm, Thompson
Hsmsns, Cook Burns, shelly, Spencer ewi Beaumont and
f:'Ss ssc smos
Byron Gallery Moore Gallery shakspears Gallery and nden
Beauties, beautifully Illustrated Portraits Of the Female Arstoc
Dss. Ts.v a:. r..
Of Women, beautifully illustrated. Tho Queens Of
England of the Court Of Charles H. The Al
Mitons LAlsgso and II rsnssross, illustrated with
vsnon's Gallery, splendid plates wilkes Gallery splendid
Plates; Poetry the Year. seganuy ssustsd Poetry Of the
roesry or he woods :ss.ny Illustrated MscsSI.y Lay. u
Rome elegantly illustrated Turpsfs Provsrba Philosophy Gle
candy Illustrated. Rsgnss Of Ancient Romance Poetry
And other Standard Works suitable for hcyday pis
ALSO
full assortment Floral Works. beautifully
~ binding Prayer Books and Bibles different
''1e'' '''o' '0'AS = '-'-' TAYLOR MAuRys
Dec "a Bookstore, OH u.
49,
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THH GLOBE.

THE OFFICIAL. PAfhk OF CONGRESS-.
INTEND 90 continue the publication Of debates Of c
iu including the laws passed, during the
mence ON the inst Monday IN December
The coming In OF administration will The doba,
the next session 10 be both
icy VIII be fofeshAdowed the OF snds
President executive chair so a. w s n
business accordingly shosd subscribe for the the
session. "s
passing OF Interest," and the debates
lhs hands Of the reporters, which viii on M
member undasgo his revision fos the
dsey should take the Daily Globe usually rss
IN IL days before they printed in book form tis
sional Gobs and Appendix. Vs
The Congressional Globe and Appendix will be- priu,.s A.
pages All passed during ssssion win b son
dsbaess and copious debates ana M
viii be made oat printed, snd sent 70 Subscribers s w.
The Weekly printed ON double roys ,h.
form, and will ths naS
ias Of Congress and the Of the preceding so %
rial and sssced matter when there shall BE- for such
sheet will be prlRsd Whenever debate inpe
subject shall take plsos, giving u Ia full
TERMS.
FOR sspy u the Daily Globe, year so
For during the publication OF the proceedings The
ros copies, during session, when ordered same
For eopy Congregational and Appendix during
for Two copiss when ordered II the same time !.
For copy Of the Weekly Globe ons
notes, the country where ..
lives will b. scsved IN sums ma
posags papsr will seat unIc.. ny
moasy accompany this order for H. wy
washiaston. Nov 10, 1868. '
New le-d3t i eta w4wcp
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WORKS OF Charles Lamb, Joanna nailiie, Mackis-
osh Colsridgs, swn Bacon BsIks L.marns, Godsnlh,
Webster Millions prose, Irving Carlyle, Gibbons
Humes Milford, Spectator and other Of British
Essy MiscsHiss and othsr 81 The standard belle
bindings mosuy imported nom LonSsn BY himself
Dec 97t KkAhck TAfLOk
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ltARPE1TNGWe would particularly invite Of
persons wishing TO furnish handsomely and
beautiful styles Of imported Englsh, velvet and ~ lss
carpetug exhibiting Department. second and
third floors We have paid unusual 10 the selection
these goods, feel confident that their quality
ing elegant designs, and very moderate prices will rccamncnd
them favoraby closest and
of going North to make their purchaser.
We have also varsity Of Bussc
ditto, 3y double iugan carpeng
just received from sales New York; and will Be sold
unusually cheap BARNES MITCHELL,
On the Avenue, bstwcen sh and fth streets.
Sep lp-eoif3w
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ny shs Prs.iss.s sf sss Ussssa
r. rgn s.. s, s.~ fsAsxls rlxaes r,s..ss. a
mat Pablo sale. ~n - hs's q As sss s
Day ~ My s.. sAs ssss.. = u.s. ssss asa .s..s sas
the following namsd s~nshps, VA
s0.sA 81 ns base is.s a.l Of MA yrs~ssl s~ss@
Townships ninety nice asa ess a~aessa, AZ pssssr
rownshps ninety sish sasv siAs ssa hssasss s ~ss
Towa'Aips aiasy eight, aasy si.s l.sas.a ass
Townshps ninety ans ed ess ssssssa 81 sssss ssss
a.: .ss e:
Tsvsnship enc HUNDRED, u sssas ssss.sss.
Township one hsadsss, ot.snss s~s~s.
ssssp. s s s:s sss ss e .
% Icy ley ss .. e. =: ' s ssA
North Of sAs base lies SAD sss' Of sAs Ma y-ss
ninety sssassd, .sss sss- a..
ninsy niss, hsaasd ~ sass s-s~ss
Kown.hps niasyio Ninety aas. sas ianssss ssssss
1ownship hundred, Of range sssniy-asA.
1bwnship hundred, Of range sws~as nsss.
s a M ses !. ssss css ~ ] e @
within The following named townships, visi "
South eftas base iins AND Of s sa ws.rai
Township sss .s,.
Township uinsty-nvs, Of range fkssyS No.
T wa.n ns M and and Ninety Ninety
TI0wn:SD NINETY ma q a ss.ss .s,s
Township nins,y-siI, Orange iork tAsss.
Township ninety six, Of range fortyfve
Townships ninety hve and ninety ofrAnSs yors stS
Townships ninety ave and ninety Of forty
Fractional towaships ninety and ninety
range forty eight.
appropriated by for Of schools military
together with those
thereby any, granted
entitled enable
swamp andn approved
September 26h, 1885, will be excluded from
The offering Of will
appointed will proceed
sed until the whole shall been offered
shall be open than and
private Of lands will DO admitted until
expiration oftwo weeks. fif-8a
Given under my hand, city Washington, this aheeah
December Domin thousand eight hundred and
fny six.
BY tho President;
8F.# TMokAs A. HENDRICKS,
t Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right preemp,iou any Of
within townships townships above
establish satisfaction Of
and land ONCE and make
therefor practicable qsr seeing notice. before
the appointed the the public sale
the embracing the claimed oihewse such claim viii
be forfeited. t ea
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofhos
Dec 23-lawl3w lint 6arl #
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NOTICE TO pRR-EMPTIoN CLAIMANrs
mo. 5s7.I
Notice

OF e;tAdrosas Of lards Mss.s;pp;, Alabama, and Los
4
IN lin August. 1855
construction Of certain railroads in said State including the portions
land ofcer Mssispp 20 continue the reservation from sale o.
and oesl. q Withdraw and following
he prs.erssl limits Selection until Otherwise dlsoe
In MsslssIrri.
NORTH Of tAs CAoetsw base i~s and muiian.
Tow n:np. and q s.ass and
Hast Of Pearl Ysy~,
Townships 10, Of ranges II, ls, 10, 20, and 81.
Once ApausrA:
NORTH and cart Of Ms Chooiav base E.s and nr'Iian.
Townships and 7, Of ranges
Townshssi and Il ,, Z u ranges !, rs. snde.
Township :, Of range TO-
East Of Rsar river novtA Of s stat lss Of iasds.
Townships So and 49, Of ranges u, 49, 49, u
Eswa.sS. az and 3 e 5aass. II and Is
T Tswn:ssp. g.. a. g. nss 81
Ea.s Of Paar riy.r and soaA eftA. ala. d.r Of latitude
Tsx n:s ~ - and IS.
Ts-":ss: = :5s; sn:.
T 4sw":sp: I'd I'D sa g
Township 8, OF range 10.
Office at Columbus.
North ana 81 the Caoctav base Kas and maidiar.
Townships TO- H. 49, 49, H. and Is, Oranges H. ls 49, ~
Is, and 10.
Township 8, Oranges 5, e,7s,s, 10, II, H. andis.
r. ALAsAnA.
Once III Hr. SrRPHsHss
South Of the 3l deg of latitude and V Of The meridian
Townships s, 8, and Z, Of ranges ], 2, 8, and4
In LOUISIANA.
Office at GRHRxsBURo:
South Of tAs bass Hrs and east Of tAs Priaepal mrda"
Townships Z, 9, and ., of range ~.
Townships Z, 9, Q, and 10, Of ranges IA and 10.
Townships 8, 9, and 10, of range 10
Office at New ORLEAss:
East Of ths Mtssissippf ,ivr.
Townships IL, 10, and IA, of range 10 east alt
Townships 10, al, H. and ID, of 10 and II east
Townships 10, II, aud II, of range is east.
Given under my hand tho ocs the city
''a'A"s' - - JOS. g. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner.
Aug l8--lsw1wt Intel. starl
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special Notice to Travellers nom Wa,binv,.,

TRAvRLLERs from washinuon for the western cities ~.
vsed that e baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company nv
provision 70 ticket them and cheek their baggage dsc
through Warrington city all leading aics n H. W.
ms Northwest, and lhe Southwest ""t
Members Of Congress and Others, adjournment viii s,ab
pocusy 70 t advantage avail The rsc.nu
ssnnded facis. Of this nc, which only route lhsi W
afford them through tickets and baggage checks Washington
The trains start daily from Washisgton stsiion a. n an,
make prompt snd direct connexon at Washington
Hou-e") fr Benwood and Wheeling, connecting Benwod
with Central Ohio railroad Zanesvie Newar "
iumbas xena Dayton, Cincinnati, Louisville ndanapo. mi
esso Tsne hsu.s vncsnnes Alton, st. Louis, Springfield aS
Burlington 0aiena, Rock Island, CAIRO Memsh
Matches, Vicksbufg and New Orleans. N -r""
Passengers desiring view the entire road BY dayiah ma,
leave arlington at g. and, reaching Cumberland Al Az
~ on there usl SIS next morning. when they hs %
BY Accommodation train leaving time FOR Whs
where II arrives AT 4, J. IN. "
ny thss D. p from washington they may reach R,
wcsd ~, day, In seventeen nom Wssh
49, " 37' E't-''S
BY this eoansxion they reach Cincinnati same night Or In nv
hours running time between Washington and Cincinnati
Careful comfort Of safety
dnai objects this route and may rely upon hsr
securing IL advantages ~
Fofarhsr particulars, tickets, hc inquire THOMAS NJ pAp
SONS Agent, washington Station, WILLIAM 9. WOODsIDE
Master OF Transportation Baltimore go
Aug p-dt00 t&f a#
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DuvalI r. Bro, Merchant Tailors,
receiving soods latest styles
~ and impoftations from New York.
fashions fall
Our and citizens generally invited call early and
make their selections. 4ea
DUvALL Bro, Penn. avenue,
Between -Four snds half and SIKH streets.
Gent 2O--eod2NiN ..I.LlM.L ~
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ORNATE Banksrs In the United states,
1 The Bankers Magazine Tor November contains;
ss Of Private Bankers In every city the United
Slates ~ : - SA"'a
w Li.i Of Members Off New York Board Of Brokers'
~. History Of Banking in the United States.
Nv. Monthly Table Of Government socks State Civ Cams,
Railroad Shares, Bonds &c. 1870 49, ~'""i
The volume will contain: List of Banks. pyeda,,. -,
Gashies History Of Banking in State History Of ssrn"
nanksj List OF Foreign Bankers, &C. r. = N""
Monthly, i've dollars per annual
j. SMITH HOMANs
NOV 0-otdAc' M feb1 No. l62 Pearl street. New Yotk
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Episcopal High school Of virgins

Episcopal High school Of Virginia,
Al Ho,rard Me Heisl three miller wsss Of s4s~syis
Rev JOHN r. MCGUIRE, Rector.
THE next session viii commence Wednesday 10Th SEP.
saas board tuition in regular course Modern
References The Bishops and other cer Of the diocese Rev.
Circulars containing course :ady government terms. Ae
Drse, Rev Jobs ?. McGus, Theological Seminary r4Ar
IL; issis s.'g u 1885,
EURTHER Arrivals at Taylor 8 mau,ys.
p, Ssan yvs s.ss S'Sas w sss c.ss q
Anew TranslaIioa Of Faust; y g. T. Brook u.
KoOnx S 81 ss 81 morocco antique sa y
Tbs Village BY Goasmiih Illustrated. English edition.
The Ancen. Mariner illustrated %
Dickenss Lial. D9 Clo'h g. paper cover 80 een's
Meduca, Thousand Things, selected fiom Notes
ss$. ss Ss..s III y ss, w: . en-.
Poems Of the late Francis Key suher Of the Star spanss
Charles Advspuros in the wds the United States
and British american Provinces ~ the author snd Oscar
Rhyme. and RosSdsaye. praise country proru..ly
variety magnificent the coming including
choice stock especially adapted for iuveass or
FRENCH JuvEsILE BOOKS for yousA % ali .sss,
recently imported variety direct from Paris BY the undersn
ed embracing beautifully illustrated as well ~ others OF The
Dec FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR 4 mAURYy.
Notes on the Gospels by Rev Chas II. Hall. vols ~,
M MiIedulcia, Thousand Pleasant Things. u 50.
Madame de Peyrnc.
illustrated edition OF the Ancient Mariner
Nov % ia BOOKSTORE, near 9th street
TRENCH BOOKS-Fine editions Of most Of the standard
them beautifully illustrated. Others
Dec 81 III f7f BfNsH lss FRANcK TAYLOR.
pURE LISBON WINE. have just received ave ann casks
i pure Lisbon wine. ias 1900
This invoice Of subscriber by friend In
New York. who received direct from Lisbon This affords
chance to wine moderate price For sale
by atst btt WIN. M GRIPS, \
Nov 18-laeo Saturdays No. 81 Louisiana
NENERAL Indies to the English Common Law Re-
ports BY Bddle McMeue Philadelphia hsr "fur
nhipg ready application the immense
body Of learning contained in those in two
vols. Price, -.
JSs issued, and this day received BY
NEW Omcial Congress Directory containing tbs
and residences House OF
formation. fNT
yust published by TAYLOR MAURY,
DccW Bookstore 9th street.
RS. BLUNTS Christmas Book.-rhe Christmas Star
Hi the poor BY the author cf"Bread.p Price rs ccnts
Just publsheds TAYLOR MAURYs
DscW VI Bookstore, 9Th street.
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CIRsT PREMIUM PIANOS.-Jas, received a. my psaso
49o Eleventh PenBsyisnnia
splendid Of TX and OK octaycs, factory
way Sons New York. planes prcmpm
the last Metropolitan Fair and NJ The American lnspc
ths sole ~ tsss pianos In the Dscs
public respectfully
purchasing They NOT supassed by any
pianos made in this country In Europe.
have hand stock of other and
For good workmanship eli pianos
will be kept in year without extra charge.
Oct 9--cod3ts y. @. RElCHENBACu
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Miss Brookc's French and English Boarding
and Day school,
ssvsn Buianss, Psnryvanio avsns WssAnsten d. c.
open September Circulars stating particulars and
containing the highest estmsna bs had at the princ
pal bookstores and At her residence. e
RRyRRRNosG sV 1tl.is t
The Right Rev. Aonzo Potter, D. D.. LL.p.
The Right George W. Doane, D. D.. Ill. ~
The Right Rev. william r. Whitunxham, D. d, Ii. u.
Prof Joseph Henry LIZ d. Secretary Of Smithsonian intuc
Washington, ID. G. ~ I. !. ~.
Prof Bschs Superintendent Of the United States Coast
Survey. ,,.,,r.
Lieut. M r. Mau, LIZ D., United States navy, National OBJ
General John Mason, washington, D. 9.
Col sam Cooper Adutan Gsnera United States army, Wash
ington, d. c. ,,., n y @
\ James g. Mechan esq, Librarian 70 Congress. e
Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General.
Hon Ellis Lewis Chief OF Supreme Court Of Pennsy
vanil. .r = :, !.
W. WOODWARD Associate Judge Of Supreme Court Of
Iou. George Vail, M. C. from New Jersey
Hon. Robert j. walker, Washington, D. o.
Non Charles Faulkner, M. O. from Virginia 8alg
Jefferson Davis, Secretary OF War, Washington D.
Aug00-eod0m sss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 0ibbon, Hume, MacauIay Ro.eos
Prescott, Bancroft Irving Motley, Ivy Tacitus G M
sd k"in Paiarch Schiller scheIese Rants Goldsmith dsn
bufn Clarendon, and other authors ancient
ound 81 the bookstore OF the ndegned editions in ns INA
tnss, many q them importsd from London BY himself
DecW FRANCK TAYLOR,
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WAsHINGTON'U EARLIER YEARS. By w.sh,,s
ton Irving With ~ besuls snsavings portraits -
landscape lusraiions complete In volume finely bouud
Just issued and this day received BY FRANcK TAYLOR
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS
IN stories u an od Msia. Translated from the French
9ccge@cosa or Ho@s Lsssons. BY Mr. Msuusrs
Douglass Farm. Edited by ssCoasn Alicc.n N
90 Whitsss Christians Tsot ny A. Oaky Han.
About Commpn ThngsL by Jacob Abbott
Auduhnn me Naturalist by Ass st. John.
New Stories Tor Children. nv l.. Maria Child
ChJds History Of Rome by Jshn homer. yos
Dialogues. by Jacob Abbott,
The Great fln ia H5f Gel as1Bt }
Merry Old England BY Miss Jslia Conner
TAiee from Saxon History. by Emily Taylor
Stories Of the tsRadian Forest. By Sirs Trail,
Mary Howitts Picture Book for The Young
Young Humphrey Davy. ny Henry MAYHEM.
And many ohsEs Fecesy imported England and Fsnce
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rATHOlsC PRAYER BOOKS. -ursulne Manual Ch,,,
IAN. Guide Key q Fsradsc, 81. vincenis Manus Row
tude Gems Of nSvotcn Soul United 10 Jesus Child ~ Mar
Foswns Of Christ growsh In Holiness a. Jesus The Bie,
scnent Prises hohepIsoas Prayer hook Ejevston Of n.
SOUL Confession D. Augustine Mass Vsspers ma o,hs
cheap a. well ~s In morocco and other binding with clasps H.
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q week.
Leave diego Monday at 9 am;
Arrive at Buternuts by IL m;
Leave Butternuts Monday t2pm;
,a,1 From oneons by West oneonta, Otsdawa and Ma
pie Grove, to Bu,tcrnuts, IL miles and back once
Leave Oneonta Friday at cam;
Arrive at Butternuts by IL m;
lesye Butternuts Friday at pm;
ils From oncOna, by West Davenport Davenport Con-
re, Davenport North Harpershsld, Jsfenon,
Wsst Gilboa, and Qilboa, to Praitsvillc, A miles
snl hack, six times week to Davenport and
h,ee times a week the residue.
Leave oneonta daily, oxcspt Sunday, at III m;
Arrive at Davenport next day by q IN, and at
Pra,tsvlle on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
.sase pn, 9, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday
A.r.ss !, Dsv.npor, same days by m, and a. One
.p pron ocssn sas BY Hoh TsuL oplsou, and
Meredith, t. Delhi, - miles and back, onos a
Lsavs onsonta Tuesday a, IL am;
leave Delhi Monday at 10 /. m;
Arrive At onconta BY 4pm.
,aos From Davenpoa, by North KorrEht and Harpers-
field, TO Stamford i4l miles and back thrca times a
Leave Davenport Monday, "wednesday, and Friday
Leave Stamford Tuesday, Thursdsy, and Saturday
l.0l From Jefferson, by Morssvle Summit, West Full
Ton And Fa!.onham, to , Miaa'.sSSs = "ss
trip between WCst Fulton and Middleburgh
Leave Jefferson Saturday at p m,
Arrive West Fulton BY p m;
Leave West Fulton Saturday at mt
Arrive at Jefferson by II m;
Loavs West ditcn Tuesday and Friday at am,
Arrive AZ MiddicI,ursh by ii m;
Leave Medleburgh Tuesday and Friday at 3 p m;
Arrive at WeSt Fulton by pm
Jk9o From Gnboa, by Mine Kill Falls, North Benheim,
and Brnksben To s!iddloburgh, 10 miles and back,
week
Leave Gilbos rucsday and Saturday at am;
Arrive at MiddlehuFgh by 10 M
Leave MdJlcbureh Va cndsy and Friday al . m;
Arrive at Giboe ty 81 pm
Yss3 From Moorcsvile, by Roxbury, stratton Falls,
and Halcotsy;llc, 10 Margarettvio, 10 miles and
back, three times n week
Leass Mooressii lille Tuesday, Thursday. and satnr-
day 2pm,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-30

FROM THE RIO GRANDE-The Brownsville Flag
of the oath says that on the previous Sunday the
body of an unknown man was found at Los Sanuues
place about half way between Brownsville and the
Rio Grande. He had received three wounds from
bullets and five stabs. The murdered man was sup
posed to be Mr.. O. c. Mclaughlin, of Ohio, who had
been in Brownsville on his way back from California
The Flag has the following further intelligence:
A friend has just handed us the following intei-
gence from BraZos Santiago:
BRAzos, June 20, 1857.
I have to inform you of the unfortunate news of
the death of Mr.. VIM. Skaes, second clerk of the
General Rusk who while bathing last evening, is
supposed to have been taken with fit, and before
any of the party who was with him could reach him.
he was drowned. The body was not in the water
over five minutes, and everything tried to bring
him too, there being a doctor with them at the time
but all to no purpose. The remains will be buried
at the Point this afternoon.
Some slight disturbance is still brewing among our
neighbors of Tamalaupas. We see that consideru-
BILE body of troops have been ordered from Tampico
to Victoria The people of the latter place seem de-
termned not to receive their new General, Canaes
They know him too we'll 1t is said that some Of the
chief citizens who nterposed for the protection of
Canales when menaced by the populace of Victoria,
were found to be in list of the prescribe, which
the general brought on his person. 1t would be a
great injustice to force this man. with all his faults,
upon the people, and we doubt much whether or not
it can be done.
The Mexican papers announce the discovery of
gold placers near Mazatan, in Mexico which surpass
those of California. 1t is said that the city of Mazat-
Ian is fast being deserted its population fast ocking
to the mines. As much as twenty and thirty ounces
are said to be collected with the labor of a few
hours, The Mexican papers call this new Califor-
MIA.
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Later from Central America.


From the Panama Herald, OF the 18th, we extract
the following intelligence daN5
Tho TT q s,oonof,ar cv.n.. fs.rtss, poh., Ieft
San Juan del Note on the iaf WITH Ia Of walkers
Marty an hoard Inc,nd;no e;oftssn ,o7en AMI chiI
dren and VI ofirers a,,,one fen, General ssndsrs
and iadv. 49,
we learn that NJ tI;a humber orehals al Jaost of
the men are sck and vnnnded Int no en;dsrn;c NJ
cnnfaoo,s disease eyists among them Tbeae vvey.,
ali Of Walkers men in san Jnan Al The time II Inc
(,vane's leaving 80
Il ia said that some fur or Ave bund,sa men ara
still in he interior fineIudna desertersl y Init n thes
abut oue hundred have acce3fed e,nInvment n, the
countrv. and intend 10 seftIss fhere.
II IL renorted IN Aminvvsil fIst The mon brouobt
down bv ne Cvane viii i. taken 10 the Ined ststes
II the wssh .rsieE ~ aa;I I ~ th Il 1sth al s so,, srt
n fhe JTn;te5 e,ates tnncbino a. 4 ,.r.4sd a. On
Juan 70 bring of snv cher men that NV be there.
The Cyane ony lost one az tIre flihnsters bv sics
ness Young man who. Il is said. WA ieir 10 for
trrs ~ Sian ocn ;n+n ,s,.s,s;c,. = x hi.t - Ia
have co,ne on hit retnrn "a the ITns.,i So.
Z 1r ho.ra ~ S,,,a,a :. .,,.,,.s - -,
~ poA1o Inc Cyane we are euaosed 70 i<pofs al
Nothing further has tranmired in rerara 10 tbe
pending questions between this country and the
United states. Ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-30

WET WEArHER.-The Thibodaux Minerva of Sat
urloy last, says:
The present may be rightfully styled the wet week
of June. We have been thoroughly drenched with
daily showers since Tuesday last, and should it con.
time to rain for any length of time to come the corn
crop Of the last planting cannot but be materially in.
jured. We noticed on our way up from New Orleans,
yesterday the line of the Opeousas Railroad, that
the water number of plantations was from ten
to fifteen inches deep, and that the young corn was
somewhat injured by being blown down by the wind
The cane crop, as yet, has not suffered.