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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
. II ] 0 RIVER
WEIR MIssJssIPP1
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves SATURDAY. August 22d. at 5 P. NJ
r. FOR SHREVEPORT, ST, All.
aAs5tuss rice, Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore Aiexandra,
ksssazHSsSsss and Gofons Landing The elegant and
swift running passenger packet steamer Sunbeam Captain
Denow, will positively leave for the above aud all intermediate
landings above For freight passage apply board 10
GulS T. b. SMITH, 4 Tchoupiouas street.
Leaves SATURDAY, 221 inst, at p. NJ Positively
~ - FOR RJEFFERSON, SWANSON'S
EaARLisG Laudiog, Albany, Shreveport, Grand Bayou
sssa Grand Ecore Alexandria, Barbin and all inter
epiate landings the light draft Aida George
Alan MASTER will leave above. For freight passage
apply board, to
aulf GEO. ID. H1TE 4 Co, 81 Front street.
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NO EXCUsE FOR LEAKY ROOFS
FROM VIM. BROWN, ARCHITECT.

FROM VIM. BROWN, ARCHITENT.
To hereby testify tnat haze used
arreus Fire Proof Composition Roofing the
lst four years private and public buildings The
,aruion& Hotel Niagara Falls, having $3.50 feet frontage
l the extension Engine House and Machine Shops of m
York Central Railroad Buffalo, with the roofing
had difficulty with it, and have heard complaint
and do say, that opinion, formed from
ct experience with its extensive that is the best
ra roofs in for its cheapness durability and
susceptibility of seing readily made perfectly tight and its
great power to resist fire.
Baltimore, February IA, 1854. WIN. BROWN.
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, r. 1S57-ISjS-TEAVES EVERY SATTR.
lsa1lhtpS s. Hrday, AT O'Clock Z. M.-REGULAR SATCR.
isr-=-.ss9z DAY PACKET.
The magnificent passenger packet steamer Eclipse L. W
Broafwe master will leave regularly above
the 2lb September for Baton Rouge, Bayou
Sara Nachez Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
Warrerton and NicIsburg For freight passage having n
surpassed accommodations, apply on board. or to
GEO D. HITE & CO., 81 Front street.
Passengers and shippers rely the steamer Eclipse
taking her place in the above trade SATURDAY, 18th Sep
tenber iyot
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r.. SUMNER ARRANGE1EMT

Steamer Belfast, Capt. Thos H. Newell, for
Cairo, Hickman, Memphis, Helena, Napoleon
Gre-nv lie and all the Be ds will leave the following
throughout the connecting Cairo with Illinois
Central Railroad for ST. Louis and all the Eastern
Memphis with The Memphis and Charleston Railroad Nash
Virginia Springs:
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY Aug. 20 at 5P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans TIL RSDAY Sept g. at 5 p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THuRsDAY Sept II, at 8 p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. |, at p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY Oct Is, at 5 P. N.
The RELf Asst is unsurpassed in point Of speed
by boat having large and airy arranged ex-
pressly for the accommodation of families.
Passengers depend this boat leaving advertised
St"eroonls be engaged for the above trips ap-
pication her where plan of her
JOHN f. HYDE It co e6 Poydras street
W. f. REDD1NG, Railroad Agent.
- under St Charles Hotel.
The BELFAST will attend to her Memphis Bend Way and
Plantation bmsiness usual. iclo
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Fl A V r E

GE& FOR HAyRE.THE Al FAST SAILING
NNXfp American ship Ann WaShburn, Capt. Minot,
shavng large part Of her cargo engaged will have
very quick dispatch For freight cotton apply
BOUDOUSQUIE PHILLIPS,
jy3O or to JONES, MACKINDER Il co.
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For all particulars with regard to Individual rights and rights
to Manufacture sell other States, apply the
kued his Boiler ManutacOry, III B9"n1ne street where
Boilers description til s1orts notice
a2S I'm DAVID l.
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persons who used these Roofs and consequently
qualified speak nteligenty on the subject bear the
testimony They have been thoroughly tested On the
gers Warehouses; and their decided superiority ali
tler Roofing materials used for Flat Roofs has been fully
established
THOS. RICHARDSON co. are the only persons author
Eed to put on OF this description in this State.
aitrder lU4 Mechanics Exchange l9 ST. Charles ST.
Kew Orleans.
Refer to Messis. A. F. COCHRAN HALL a22
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA THE COM
u Exercises for the academic year la56lS57
Will place the 25h OF July ins a O'Clock T. NJ.
and guardians of the students, patrons and friends
the University, respectfully invited attend without
any further notice.
Glasses in English French Mathematics ecial Cc,-
Eatio Penmanhp and Boek keeping will continue i'll opsla
ton luring the months Of August and Sept ,mber.
Military nan wanted for academic 1878, to
of Military Tactics and TO perform duties of Il
general uiapIuaan. Apply At the OF Baronuc
common Streets to
ivl5 I'm Prof. LOUIS DUFAU.
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NJOI1CE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY, of New Orleans have this day commenced
operations and prepared take Fire. Marine and River
RiEIs alrn+a
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D. Bouligny.
OMER GAILLARD, President
GEO. W, WEST Vice President.
A. sCREIBER, Secretary. MO "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
THE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CONDITION
OF JAMAICA.

From The Falmouth Post
Five gentlemen who have resided tor many years ia
jamaica and desire change in its social and political
condition. have addressed letter to Mr.. Labouchere
the Secretary of State for the Colonies directing bis
attention to certain suggestions which they offer with
the object in view of srresting the wide spresd and
"apnually Increasing distress which overshsdows the
centre population and has sunk large portion OF the
Inhabitants no actual restitution" The gentlemen
whose pames are attached 10 the letter sre Mr. Chty
one of the late charmen Of Quarter Sessions who has
retired on a pension; Mr.. Pinnock, Kingston mer-
chant; Mr. Phneas Abraham the senior partner ia
the finn Of Z. Abraham h Co. of Falmouth Mr. Hodg-
son, the Chaplain OF the General Penitentiary and
Mr.. Vapy. solicitor, and nephew of our late Chief
Justice, Sir Joshua Rowe. They state that the cond-
ton of the colony is at the lowest possible point short
Of universal bankruptcy and ruiz that real estate has
no market vauei that dwelling houses are gradually
decaypg, and money can with difficulty be raised,
even in return for personal property that most Of the
necessary articles for consumption imported from
the United States, while the natural products are ne
elected and that the money capital Of the country s
drained in the absence Of any exchange of trade. They
add that the industrial condition of the inhabitants
at the lowest ebb and that their moral and social con.
dition is not whit more elevated
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TWO wBEK KS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
EATER FROM NICARAGUA.
WALKER USED UP.
A,iss,,tO DOLLARS IN TREASURE
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.

Tie United States mail steamship Illinois, Capt.
Bssss. arrived on Wednesday morning from Asps-
vsD, whence che sailed On the 18th inst, bringing Can
Apss mails 10 the 5h met, III passengers, ard 81 leS
SO IN gold on freight. The Pacific NAL steam
ship Company's steamer John L. Stephens, R. Il.
Pespsp Commander, left San Francisco jan ,, at
p No., with Oil passengers and l,6iO OlS in treasure
sp freight and arrived at Panama on the 18th at am
jan g. at 12I a. No., exchanged signals with steamer
Golden Gate for San Francisco.
Jan. IL, at p. m, exchanged signals with s'e&nef
Senors, for San FrAncisco.
H.B NJ. mail steamer Thames, arrived at AsPIn-
waH on the 18th, from San Juan del Norte, reports
WALKER with q reduced force Of 800 men, surTounoed
BY his enemies, who hsd offered him terms Of cSi'0-
htioD, which would probably be accepted
The United States soop-of-war St. harys "as
,esys Panama on the Goth inst for San Juan aei oo
jan 25 at at p. M, lat 80 ~ ~ . ,on,
well. u, a
Jan. q, of Barnegat, spoke schooner Helene 10
ssys from Wilmington N. c., for NeF-1ork.
lafY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
AUSTRALIA.

We have received by way of Callao The Melbourne
Vteklv Argus of Oct. 81, being eighteen days later
than last advices.
ills principally filed with the debates Of the Church
of England Synod from the sixth to the tenth day OF it,
sitting. ~,
From Il e gold mines the news is favorable TIE
Bendigo Advertiser states that at Epson rich leads
have been discovered, and claims have been taken
extending three miles in one continuous direction. The
sinking varies from sixty five to seventy feet deep, anu
as much as pound to the tub has been obtained
The Geelong Advertiser states tnat desertions from
the 10th regiment are very frequent.
From Adelaide, we learn that DIR. Barllh Is said TO
have discovered anthracite coal the lands OF the
South Australian Company.
The project for direct railroad line from Melbourne
10 Sydney has, so far, met with the approval OF both
Governt MIS- that has been determined to construct
q iramrosd along this route.
We notice in the Geeong papers the death Of John
Armstrong esq., at his residence, in Grant County, on
Oct II, and in the Adelaide journals the deinise OF
Capt VIM. Alien and G. Stephenson esq, Coroner Of
the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
OREGON.

We have advices from Oregon TO the 26th Of De
cember.
The Legislature was in session, and the bill TO take
the sonse of the people upon the formation Of State
Government is published in The Portland Standard.
The question viii be decided by them on the first Non
day Of june
The snow storm which swept over the northern part
of California recently, severely felt IN Oregon;
hail snow and rain visited the country noodlng the
roads and rivers.
The Legislative Assembly adjourned until January
3 when il will again convene al Salem.
The Willamette River k well up, 10 consequence OF
the heavy rains Of the past two weeks:
Snow fell TO the depth Of two inches but melted very
soop. We have had 10 real cold weather a. yet.
snow fell to the depth Of eighteen inches at the
Dslles within tie lat few days.
The OregoniGn Gays: The ILdians On the Grand
for b.oodshed by onay pitching into and Staying
one another. Hardly week pssses that there is not
regular row kicked up by the poor Indians.
From reliable sources, says The Portland Oregon
idR we learn that the mines the southern portion of
the Territory ing well this Winter. In Jack
sonvile SteTliDgville Illinois Valley and throughout
the entire mining region there s being more gold taken
ont than al any time since the Winter of 1880. New
diggDgs are being discovered on and in the vicinity Of
the Indian Reservation, that pan out rich; and as
there Diggers in the mountains miners do not
run the lisk, as they used to when out prospecting Of
having their scalps taken The golden resources Of
taIies will DOW be fully developed.
The schooner Clique No has been wrecked; cargo
and vessel 81 entire loss the crew were all saved.
The rivers are Jet quite high, but gradually recei-
ing, sufficiently that ell the boats above and below
are running.
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Married.

In San Francisco Dec. &? Mr. Henry Barrow Of
jersey City, hew-Jersey, 10 mIs' L<so''" D'o"" ~ "
Francisco. - -. - e.--- 4. Ar. .... 7
In San Francisco Dec 81 Chss o. Stevens 10 Miss Laura j.
In San Frsncisco pee ST. NJ orek JohrsOn to Marie Alice
Miller, both Of San Francisco. - ,e.,, =.
In San Frsnc,co Dec ST. Nh John A. Doe OF stsni'su' to
Mis- Harriet " Ssbin Of Vermont. -
In San Francisco JAN Mi Roswell T. ech 10 BASS hN
l.t A. Bartlett OF Boston, Mas - =. . =.
In Ssn Tfancisco Dee ST. " Skdmore Of Sacramento 10
Mis-. Frances Cornea Poole Of Vermont .
In Portland Dee a. the residence Of J. Nnson esq M
Chiffon T. Morgan formerly of Desaou. County Iowa 70 Miss
Ann Reed daughter L. Reed all Of Clseksmas County
Oregon. - r.
In Sacramento Jan Nr. W. III. Davenport OF san fTan
ci,ro 10 Mis-, Caroline Damon a Concord, N II.
At Santa Clara Dec. 49, Luclan B. Hesy esq County Sur
yeyor TO Mrs. Sarah Cooper, al of Santa Clara 80 -
In Sscrmepo Jan Mr. Nathan d. Stanweod Of San Fran
cisco 70 Mise Emily 6. Barrel Of Greene BE. ~
In Nevada Dec. L. M }. X. Goodman formerly OF Pha
deuhis 10 Miss Anna Mel Herbert formerly OF Brootyn
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MEMORANDA.
TROUBLES AND EXPECTED REVOLUTION
AT CARTHAGENA AND AT BOG0rA

TROUBLES AND EXPECTED REVOLUTION
AT CARTHAGENA AND AT BOGOrA.
From private letter. dated Carhagena, Jan. o, we
make the following extracts:
1.-THE Hon. j. f. Morse arrived on the 10Th, and
left on the nth ut for Casmar to catch steamer for
Honda. 90
awe have had here political farce on the 3lst
December played by two eontendng Governors OF the
Province. The two parties were much excited, well
armed and determined to support by force the author
y of their respective Chiefs They were on the eve
of a collision, when Governor Jimenez resigned pro-
ysionslly and submitted the question of the legality
of TIE election to the decision of the Supreme Court On
the lst the temporary Governor Juan Antonio Cslvo
was installed, and all is now quiet. The impression,
however, is that revolution is about to break out
tending 10 form Federal Government and TO upset
the Ospns Administration.
1.-The news from Bogota 10 day s that the Govern
ment apprehends political disturbances. Mr. Ospins
will probably not be nsugursted before the eonasgrs
ton takes place.
"Tbe republican system i, working badly in New
Granada"
The American brig Henry of Wadoboro', Me-, en-
tered the port OF CaIthagena on the 3th ut I" enty
days after leaving Aspinwall for St. Domingo, having
lost her captain, c. ID. Fauen, and mate, from fever
ell her sails gone &c Asplnwan courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
NINE OF WEALTH -

The rlscer oiggings of Nevada County, as is well
known are inferior 10 none in the mniog region out
the deposits of auriferous quartz are far richer and
more extensive than any yet discovered or developed
within the limits OF California. Tue accounts mat We
receive through the medium Of the local Press, and
from persons who have recently visited the dlgglnes
seem fabulous and sufficiently astounding TO sagger
the creduty Of even those accustomed TO big strikes
and mammoth lumpe.
Among the richest OF these claims u that knowG as
Tho q h1sep Ranch Lead" brief statement OF Its
history its progrcss and what it is yielding, VIII
doubtless prove interesting 10 our readers. The stats
tics startling they are, we know to be Thoroughly
reliable they are obtained from sources that aoit
no doubt Of their accuracy
Some five years ago company consisting OF i've
Irishmen and one man from Pike County, " located
on claim near Alisons ranch, on Wolf creek, ana
hut couple Of miles from Grass Valley AT hIstl ana
for nearly two yoars they worked ia the bed of tue
stream and In the banks making fair average wages
About eighteen months ago they struck vein OF aunt,
erous quartz. wsgon-oad OF II was aug up, cfushe1
and foupd 10 Weld 500 TO the tun. They then car
red several ioacs of il TO the Gold Hill Mill, which
yielded $3.50 to the tun and G. tuns of the rock pro-
duced as high Us $500 per tun. The company then
won't 10 work 10 erect a quartz MILL which was com
neted on the let of October last, at cost of sOOOC
Meanwbe come 200 tuns more gotten out, which
welded all the way from $3.50 to 900 per tm.
The Load il from 10 four feet in thickness and
increases in width as explorations made. The cost
of crubng the rock 10 S2 80 and the average amount
crushed 20 tuns per day. The regular yield OF anal
gam of this mill is not less than $50 GOO per week
and the TOTAL expenses OF VIII nOt cAOccA
81 500 for the same length of time, it is easy to see
What princely fortune is rolling in upon the fottq
nate owners Of this gold mine portion only OF their
earnings is brought down to the mint for coinage but
as The suboined figures show that institution can
bear unequvocsl testimony Of the richness of their
claim. 80,
On the sth of November there were deposited 81!
ounces on the 21th l93 ji-lO0 ounces, and ON the
I3h of the present month, l06 Ga 100 ounces. The
ORIGINAL holders Of this magnificent claim still retain
possesson of it, and, might be expec;ed are totally
syeIse 10 disposing Of shares.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
Markets.
s.x ya.srrseo. Saturday .

SAN FRAscIsoo o, Saturday evening Jan =, lo1'
Y1ouR--Transscous sum up an insghihcant ota mercy
lbiny ses amounting $50 bbls. Domestic and oregon
frnds $50 ar hne Flour cold at 50 5 900 do Oreon
Al ~ 25 zoo DO Golden Gaze a. Ss $50 DO Con eieA q.
az 5 100 do Golden Gate extra 90 I0o DO Lets d.
so; 500 do. SerSng Al 40 So 70 bbs Richmond fioar
al sl6. o.o " y ~,
mercial sold a. &c 49, :. ..o
scy sppsent but the particulars kept strictly private
We hear 500 bags choice on terms not reported
And 500 bags Al 81 5e3. -, II,
B1RtGY AND OAIs-The market Is utterly devoid OF snns,
ton aud there las been single quotation Tor either oil
OF 655 bags FIVE lots At the annexed ono
tsiions as bags DO and 50 do. sold at " o. ~ do ME
rior al o., and 90 d.. 81 - b4s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
THE LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKETS

10y IeIeBTaph from Liverpool 10 soutnsmPDsJ 49,
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday morning, Jan. IA, i''''
In our CoTToS market quieter feeling ks' ~
vailed, and all qualities have slightly declined.
The various circulars are somewhat cOrfictrc, y.
the decline is quoted at from ID. to 3l6i. and d.
10. reliable firm quotes Midding OdesH '
I'D. aid.
The sales of the past two days have beer res1's''
to $500 bales.
BREADsTyFFs generally are quiet, and withoui W
essential change from the prices advised pr Ps''>
although the tendency lie downward. -
Provisions generally are also unchanged .
AT Manchester former quotations are bsty n''
tanned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
THE WEST INDIES.

We have files of Kingston jamaica papers to tn
18th inst.
Tie sugsr.crops are represented as generally very
promiiipg
The Rev. DR.. Musson Rector of st. Cstharine, died
suddenly the 9Th inst, at the Bishops Ofice in
Spanish Town, while engaged in the transaction
Of business appsrtanng TO the diocese The reverend
gentleman had for long time been in poor health.
Sir Alexander Bannerman, Governor of the Bahamas,
succeeds Mr. Darlin, the new Governor of Jamaica, IN
the Govenorshp of Newfoundland.
The Chief Justice Of Tobago had delivered public
address on the wandering habits Of the lsboring popu
ation, which were spoken Of as serious barrier to
prosperity.
In Trinidad business was unusually brisk and en-
eoursPDg.
At Dominica much interest was manifested in the
cause Of popular education.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
ANOTHER GARROTTNG CASE.


Sir: Noticing in your paper the numerous instances
Of citizens being assaulted and robbed in our streets
thought proper to relate an assault OF this kind upon
mysef as did not think it necessary at the time to
report to the police. Abort three weeks since was
informed at my residence that my stOre in Water street
ing that the FIRE was not on my premises left for home
going through Pearl street about s:20p. H. when near
Roe street was seized from bel ind and stsengied until
was iosensbe, and robbed Of ABOUT eco when in that
state I suffered severely for many days, splitting
blood, &c. l did not notice any policemen n that
Dejghboihood before nor after the assault
THOS. JACKSON No lJ6 Eas, Mi eteenth .tree,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
Died.

Al HsfNoon Bay Sen MAeo County, jan. l. Jonathan f.
Ha.kns formerly williamsburg L. L. In the sd year o.!
In San Francisco Dec. g. Eliza Elizabeth Maseihy only
daughter of AGophus J. and Augusta Plate. -
At sea board schooner 5. u. Bailey, Dec a. William IL
Eaton, formerly OF Maine. ,,,,
Of Joseph Frontn the Danish Consul Of San francisco
In San Francisco Dec So Mrs. Nancy A. wife Of Geose E.
Dngle esq. . 49, ,,,, 4,
In San Francisco Dec. ~ suddenly Wm Wilson, In the
45th wear Of lis age, late OF kew-Orleans. 49,
In Sacramento Dec. %, Of oonsunpisn Mrs.. Elizabeth
Rowland ssed "a years, q native Of New York.
At the United States Hospital Honolulu, Nov IL Mr. John
c. Poine native Of Sss Harbor. lie belonged the Black
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

very strong feeling prevails 10 London against y
exclusive manner in which the Atlantic TeesrsF
Company has been got up, and the exclusive M
cbinery with which it is clogged. Another COMPANY
is being organized with the intention Of going trec.t
the chores of the United States, instead Of p'sH
through English Colonial possessions This VII Pc
England and America on an equal footing, IN ap"
cal point of view, and ii is hoped that both tbe eSr
eminent and people Of the United States viii give"
new Company their best support.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
THE STATE OF EUROPE
From Our Own Correspondent t.

From Our Own Correspondent. o,,
LoSDos, Jan. IA, 1871,
The reactionaiy movement in Europe goes =.
Sweden, Kig Oscar surprised his loyal sse'ee e..
Diet assembled, with bill for the restriction o. 80
freedom Of the Press; but the representatives. =.
peasants unanimously rejected the bill, decanrs,
they will not allow their tongues to be torn out o.
mouths. Though bsified j. HE 6rst stienp' 49, !.
liberty, the King continues to estrsnge the Pep"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS

We have dles of The POIyEesiaa up to the 9th of
December.
The King had appointed the 18th Of December as a
day Of Thanksgiving.
THE WHALING BUSINESS.
The PolyseslaH Of Nov. - says From the lst Of
November 10 the present date twenty-five days sixty
four sbipe and one brig, engaged in the whaling ous
nee, have entered the port Of Honolulu, having on
board TN aggregate OF os,2sO bbs. whale oil and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

ce,,od IL. ..,us,.d aicu, Il, mics rom thi, pls
10 capon Inc. .. City Creek canon. ron e2Pi "a,
lad and ore BE .sys. exist u hrgs asan .S % con
.sis' a ney Ger. Of pure metal. During Mr.. 1nreT
exploration through the mountains he nes - ~
found gold though Dot in sufficient Quantities 70 ga
rant any outlay for mining purpo-s eas.
Y exists in considerable qusni'Ss 70 tne m0u"
az San Bernsrdno initial point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
EARIHOUAKE AT PANAMA.

At about minutes to 10 clock on the night OF the
18th inst, the inhabitants of Panama were startled
from their slumbers by two consecutive shecks OF
earthquake the latter Of which very sensiby felt
and created considerable CONSERVATION.
We have not heard of any serious damage beng sus
tanned.
The shocks appeared TO proceed ftOm southsry di'
rertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

Bepy ard May BJs;to have ss,a % sS1 r,sess
q, s,.sne, 70 Dufss, hsi, niant enc, y nea5e,.
10 AZ ooisOuse ard Iesvisg : .iS q an, Ind When
srnnS tbe child nearly aesd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

FArAL FALL.-Coroner Perry heh an inquee. q. No.
"a East PooteeDtb street, upon tho body Francis Kdor
native 81 Ireland 90 years OF Sse died from
patur5sy ey epins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
y eeuouiny - The treosure list per Illinois:

Illinois, and to " ellis, Fargo Co.'S Express, for the
prompt delivery Of our California files. Mr.. j. d.
Wheipley and Mr.. Webster, late of Costa RIGA, will
accept our thanks for valuable favors.