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co-Seariug 4 scot-rhornhill &co-Henry H Hedden-W
Hanney-R W Estlin &co-Molony Bro-and arder.
PHILADELPHIA-Ship Euphrasia-G Pickett &co-
George Smedes &co-A Robb &co-B Nautre &co-Austin
Goodwyu-J Marks &co-E Hart &eo-B Ayers-T Dan
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5 Kennedy &eo-Goeman, Putnam &eo-G Me,ealf AGO
--Dyas &co-Re5d Feld-Buchannon, Carroll &co-D Low
ber-Lob Charpantier-Cook, Fallon &co-G Morrison
Wright Sco- Richards Slocumb Sco-C Buddecke &co
l. Deckey-Massay Poultney-Slark, Stauher Sco-Bou
gny Ganueheau- Observation-Disclosures Bisgenbottom &co-
jackson &co-G WDunbar-Walker, Stuart Hutchinson
Greenwood &eo--Rogers, Woodall &eovanB enhnysen,
Lewis &co-J Bnclialnon, Carroll &coLeeds
i Persons &eomkce Bros SSo--Mo9ny BroIpooe &eo
Howell &co-J Armsrong-FF Folger &co-Thiele, Seller
col Wells Bro-John Wait Sco-John l. Lees II Ches-
brought Woodruff &co-ThompsonE Barnes--H W Rey
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Autheine-ahd order.
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Sbipping gntelItgsnfe.

81. THURSDAY. October s, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Snip Rajah Bowen, for Bremen, Baxter, Lowell &co
il Whitney eco
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sssfYsNznn SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND Fam

sA%fsSgm SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAM
~ M&H lilies supplied with Beet, Pork Mutton and Veal
N Sausages Tripe and everything in the butcher.
ing Barrels and half barrels Of Choice Corned Beef,
put up to order Cabin Family Use, at Stalls Nos O. SO
aud 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
p MERKEI. 4 PARKER.
NBseamboats Ships supplied with all kinds of Live
Stock fresh mich Cows Hogs shoats, Pigs Sheep
Coats Geese Docks. Chickens, So se29 ly
I LIGHTNING RUDs-LIGaTNING RODS
". N. NUTTING GOULD, ~
DEALER IN LIGHT Nina RoDS-Drdefs lett In Boz
l6 Mechanics aud Dealers Exchange will receive prompt
tie ntiou. - = X GOA - - - az "
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EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.

PREMIERSHIP Raah-923 bales cotton 268 bales tobacco
100 hit bates moss. -' aafrH7J. 2 '0.,t ..-r.| = %
QUEENsTowN-ship Susan Hincks--26sl bales cotton,
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CATTLE MAR K e T.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. l. ,
Arrived 296 head of Texas and Atakapas Cattle The
ket well supplied prices easy at quotations. viz
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.sFss, n FORKS iEr LEX ESx,IsPIREss, FOR oALIFoE

s-sssns We are BOW prepared to receive and forward
PARCELS, PACKAGES, JEWELRY. DRAFTS and Freight
Of description, California through agency of
WELLS, FARGO & 80. " ~ -
We will receive and forward to part of EUROPE pack
ages and freight of any kind by every steamer.
Parties shipping will have cir eight ready the day prev
GUS to the sailing Of the steamers. - -
S. TOBY, Jr., BRO,
Ru24 3n'f 81 Camp
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AUCTION SALES.

INTERESTING TO LADIES-FRESH IMPORTED MIL
~ ~ 1inery and Fancy Goods at Auction. &&
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer, siSss
& tls Office. No. 4 Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, the Sth lust, Mt 10 o'clock, ~
l0 Bsronne street between Union and Perdtdo, viii Dc
sod--45S 3tE,sl = ss4s1 ~ =
An invoice of fresh imported Bonnets Manes Goaks I'm
broideries Fnrs Shswls Silks vevets Ribbons Trimmings
Bareges. Mn Inns, etc. 71t - z" 3I- ..
krTERMS-Cssh
The store will be snppled with ehsifs for ladies'
SALE OF ITO CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs.
and large assortment Of Winter Clothing. 49,
h ~ BY RLACHE BEAUMONT, Auctr's. ~
EsRIDAY, the 9th inst, Mt 10 O'Clock. At
y auction at their auction rooms, MOTT Charfres suee,
will be sold VI
An extensive assortment . s Of wiSTER CLOTHING.
A@TERMS-Cash. %
IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE CLoAKs, MAN
tas etc. latest Partisan styles and in every variety
BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctioneers
CATURDAY, the 10th instant, at 10 o'clock
~ A. NJ at their auction rooms 70 Cusonihouse street, Will
be sold
: Rich Lyons Velvet Circulars and Basques
Superb Black Cloth Talmas. . 49, 10Y
Itineraries aud Spanish Circulars. .aIfa
Black and Coored MORE Antique Circulars. 7'
Gray Orlando fine Beaver Circulars.
Heavy Gray Talmas. Black Velvet Lfsette.
Plaid Circulars: Black Cobures
Applique CirculaIs with Silk Hood.
MORE and Plush Talmas
Comprising extensive and endless variety OF fancy
other fsvore colors offered In this MARKET the entire
stock to be sold without for cash. o.
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WANTED.

NJANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD APPEAR
w and address, and who good Book Keeper and
Accountant wishes get situation in good mercantile
house where his services be appreciated The advertiser
has been engaged for last ten in the business
seven Of which time he lived in house in this city
cupyng place OF confidence and requiring
good clerk with combination of business qualifications
chance Of being suited References undoubted Ad
dress 7. n, Mt this office. se25 If
WANTED-AGOoDPL PLAIN SEAMsTREss DESIRES
w work. Apply Enerpe street, next door to the dry
goods store the corner of Pryania SELF If =
- HOUSE xyANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo streets
N comfortable House. suitable for moderate sized family
with large yard garden attached would be preferred
Rent not exceed $500 $500 year For house that
suits lease Of three five could be made Apply to 81
Graver street iv21 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-08

SUCCESSION OF O. HINCKs. r.a
by H. PEYCHAUD, HYDE Il Co..
c. SAMoRY, Aucioneer.
SATURDAY, October 81, 1857, at ~ o'clock
orders from the Honorable District Court Of New
Orleans under dates 18th 18th September 1851 for
count of said succession, will be Sold
l.. MARGUERITE mplatress aged 80 yearbook and
washer. ~. - ~
S. CYTTAISE muatress aged about II years-houss ser
.
. 1. OPHELTA, orphan girl, aged about years.
hTERMS-Oneha half cash, and the balance credit Of
sig months satisfactorily endorsed and secured by
mortgage, to bear interest at cent snn in
Of payment at maturity. ~
Acts Of sale before T. Layton at expense Of purchasers
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NEW YORK VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Black Warrior
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HS-Notiee to Coast Passengers-The Mon
days trip Of CREOLE for Ocean Springs and nterme
diate landings is discontinued. s.,-
Mobile will stop at Mississippi City AS follows: - II
On the First and Third Mond4y the will stop
Barnes ha and Second and Fourth Monday the
OREGON will stop at Teagardens Wharf.
o3 X. GEDDES, Agent
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l A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
LIZ Real SUGGESTIONS and business
generally. Office IS Common street, of Camp
street. sci IL
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McCHESNEY'S PATENT WASHING MA.
AA CHIMES be had by applying at the Office Of the
who Sole Popetors Of the Patent Right
for the State of Louisiana
OFFICER Commercial Place, New Orleans
ARThe Rights for Mississippi Arkansas Texas, Florida
and California; also Parish Rights in this State for sale lib
eral terms. Apply above. my4 3pf
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PEARL R1vEa-sehr Kliuabssh Apns 600 feet lumber TO
PEARL RryER-sehr 900 Zee. Of. lumber to
sILoxI.shp a vie.a 81 900 feet lumber to order.
COvlNGTON-Schr Sea Bird--5O0o0 briek "a ard.r
n COylEGTOk-gchr Aleyop- 500 Ibis sand N ardsr
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. es5
BAYou sARA-stss%sr Laurel Hills bales cotton 10
Daley With: TO 2co s ssI s. tsr
ssss..i s s.s ss.ss
sssssk sss
Kelly afs.s Bushannsn Carroll 1scs Ursais
T. q sson B'''ea s''
s.s' ssss eessss
Boesrt Foley Avsry Do Pitcher Gsodseh Do 70
eGa % sy
acos Blsndsr SeKsnns fss
aSs.s sssss
sd Hss
Highlander Gerson Waller Stuart Hutchinson-6 do
seed Kelsey 1916 cotton
IT.. e ss 4
f.s y
S sDs Apples and coils
Iss%s 5 heeR Icy
sacks oats 1874 bbls our
SSs apple. SoHr ho%psen
oats 5 bbs flour John Duffy 4eo37 sscks 35
Horrel Gayle Aco-l bacon Horre Gayle kco5O
VOORHEES, Gegs Asoess sacks bran bbis Noony
Bro-435 bbls Hour Kennedy kco-I box mdse
acoo boxes apples 70 Joha bbs -four james
ley Cschnider-lOO bbs -four Pedreauvle
Givens-lf6 sacks wheat "a sacks apples
to Michel &co9e5 bags potatoes Titus Groves kco-l5
coops fowls board s -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lotusls2 boxes cheese Goodrich
kcol2 doz chairs Flint Jones-73 boxes cheese Dol
son50 Ibis oil Creevy Fsrwe2 bbls eggs
&co-ot iron Priey Ben-l hhds tobsceo Hewitt
elsa bbis seg, 2bbls wheat md ia sacks bran Given
Massey Pouney-l box mdse Baan Wiiams-1 hhds TO-
bacco Moore vsncul hhds tobacco 20 racks
Levy Summersz3 rolls leather Mann &co-5 bbls
pies Robinson verlander-9b potatoes John Brien
bb -four McCreay-lt0 bales hay Short 6co-
2ss bbls -four Ethel Aeoss bb sppes bbls potatoes
" bills -four 81 bb apples do eggs do potatoes Nets
ton Aco-sundries to order-Toa! hhds tobacco. 4
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROADS bales to Heath Miller-3 do to Chas
Green's sacks onions Observation-Disclosures kco-and order
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD2I bales cotton to Warren Gilmore dcol9 do
Payne Harrisoa5 Harris Lewis Buckner Stanton New
man-6 BogRrt Foley Ayery-6 do Walker Smiths do TO
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A UCTION NOTICE-MONTGOMERY SMITH.
"A General Auctionees and Appraers-Oice Old Auction
Mart, 81 Camp street. ar.. 81
Auction sales of description promptly attended to- viz
Real Estate Slaves Cargo Succession Syndic etc. We
have for conignments OF New Second hand Furniture
other Goods to be sold at auction private sales.
Liberal cash advances made on consgnmens
MONTGOMERY SMITH,
self Canons traet
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A CARD1rHE ONLY TuUE:- SiTSTsT6 M.
- CAXP EEL MINI = IN q ..-.. q.

The undersigned would pa6e tBet np{xns
pIeensDns 70 such 49, - - ~
fton y the only frue, original CAMPBELL MNsfnILA
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wv NJ. SCHNEIDER'S PLEYEL PIANO DE-
EGs9APOT, No. 50 Ro "a
F AZ The Undersigned would call the attention of the
public 10 his and extensive sio k of
PLtYEL'S UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with Hollow Tub manufactured expressly Older
finish udmrah tone and touch, unsu
pissed by any offered the lowest urices
Sole depot for lETERME'S CHAPEL ORGANS, Accor
ions and tuira of Louis XV Oren,a and Gothic STYLE
with without the Celeste Sound.
PIANOS TO HIRE unng and Repairing attep ed to-
NJ SCHNEIDER, SO r yal street.
3m opposite Loui ianR Bank,
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NEW ORLEANS. OPELoUsAs AND GRRATwEsTRRN
RAILROADS bales to Heath Mier-3 do to Chas
Greenb3 sacks onions Observation-Disclosures kcoand order
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD-27 bales cotton to Warren Gilmore &co-G do
Payne Harsoa-5 Harris Lewis Buckner Stanton New
man-6 Bogar Foley Il Ayery-6 do Walker Smth-S do
Pearson 6co-7 Harding, Abbay Morehead-l4
tie Stuar6 bbls tar to Warren Gilmore 6cosundries
order-ToAl 30 bales cotton
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THO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-THE UN.
dersigned respectfully informs city country dealers
generally that he has lately added to his manu-
factory of SNUFFS which nbtained medal Universal
Exhibition ai Paris in 1865 the manufacture of all
SMOKING TOBACCO which he guarant good at least
those the celebrated houses besides being perfectly
pure and of a pleasant taste.
General Depot 1T his Store, No. l6 St Louis Manu-
factory at McDonoe hville, la.
OF fin A. DELp
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c. y. RUTHERFORD R. ". LONG.
n nj. RUTHERFORD & LONG, AUCTION
W EEks. O6ce-No 2! Natchez street and Arcade Pas
sage, New Orleans.
n Special attention given to the sale of Slaves private
well pubchavng ample quarters for $50 slaves at No. III
Carondelet street sci m
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CONsIGNEEs.

AOBILE-Steamer Oregon-l3 bdls paper to Stevens
col box mdse Hitchcock Lating-sundries to order
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MILLINERY

SpTON, l6l royd.as street. h.s tust received
y VT ana sne nostn rish a;soxwers g
BROIDERIES and FANCY GOODS to vhcR shs tnvzIsS -
attention Of The Ladies' and country VISITORS - -
~ Old Bonnets cleaned and renewed. conndy selks
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sEcosp DIsTn!cr CoUR1l SUCCESSION OF MANUEL 81
q Msx Orleans AAMADo-No. I3I99s ~
NOTICE II hereby given to the creditors of
ths estate and 70 all other herein
show cause within ten days from the notification any
they have or can, why the account presented by the Gu
rator OF this should homoloEated Ard
proved, the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court: Il! ~,
se30 - eH,} stUflT j. A, FAGOT. Deputv Clerk
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-08
New Store, New Goods,

NJM-WNT E@MR RHGE@B~
PHILADELPHIA STORE,
81 BROAD STREET, KIDD KNOB NEW BRICK BUILDING
Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than before
the Fire.
WE pleasure in announcing TO the citizens OF NeVa
w da and vicinity, that the
ThiLadeI,Jtid Store Is non open at No 81 broad ST.
In Kidd Knors Brick BuiIdina
We have recently received largo stock Of New Goods
which will be sold twenty five per cent choapt. than ever
before offered in this market
The goods Of the best quality, md consist part az
follows:
C--ss s.OOus,--T renci and American Calico,
F:encn and English Mernos, all color:,
French and Scotch Ilaids, all woool,
Plain and figured Dc Iaine,
Alapaca Bombazine also French Gingham,
Swiss Muslin Jaconet and bar, in great quantity
Slllks.-Manantique Plaid, Plain and Changable, the
latest and shest syes also any color Of Florence Silks
Mantillass-Sk, Satin and Fur, Of every description.
Victoria Winter BOnnets.-leghorn, Split Straw,
Silk and Satin Riding Hats Girls Flats and Boys Hats
Opera Dresses very rich styles.
Table Covers.-Worsted and Linen, Of kinds.
Carpets.-Three Ply, Brussels, Ingram, Velvet, all
coors
Floor Oil Cloths Mats and Rugs large assortment Of
Druggett all colors. -.
We call especial attention to our large assortment Of the
heaviest kind White Macnac Blankets and Quilts also
all kinds OF F1aunels for family use.
Ebroderies Edgng and Lace the richest style hand
and we call especial attention TO them.
TIE RICHEST STYLE OF EMmoTDERED HANDKERCHIEF
1000 PIECES IRISH LINEN, at all prizes
Dnmas1x. .--sK and worsted, Of all colors
COttOn.-Bleached Muslin, 44-1o, cheaper than has
ever before been sold, . -. 80, -.
Aexanders Kidd Gloves also silk Gloves and Silk As
Ladies' Shoes and CATERS of all kinds.
Ladies are invited to call and examine our Goods and
ascertain prices before purchasing elsewhere
IN Remember the Number, Philadelphia Dry Goods
Store No. 81 Broad Sired, Kidd Knoz!s Brick building
STIFh COIN.
ia Au0 46-H
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-08

H1Y- L. j. Czopl<ny.-We would direct the especial
attention of nyads the perusal Of Dr. l. j. Czapkay
ad ersement TO be found in another column ofhs paper
to place the services Of learned and Physician
within their reach So much i'll has been inflicted on the
human family from the perncious and ignorant practices
Of mprics that it seems II we fulfilling boundcn
duty to make known where udcious reefca be obtained
To those unfortunate enongh to suffer from the effects Of
sexual private diseases other rcament we cheer
fully commend Or. L. j. CIapkay man OF rare scientf
c and medical requirements Possessing all the require
ments long experience and acknowledged Skill for
the successful practice Of his profession Having made
sexual complaints his especial study like the celebrated
Rcord of Paris be is enabled to guarantee speedy and
in all of private chronic diseases
whether the effect OF contagIon seabuse or loss Of vir
ity and in order that patients at distance may avail
themselves OF his advice free consultation by letter open
to them The knowledge have of the numerous cures
he has effected of which Of long standing leads
US to place much faith in Dr. Cs efficacy, and compusW
him TO the confidence OF those in i-health
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-08
TelnIInnlcIlec.

The San Jose Tribune publishes letter from
Col A. J. Grayson. dated Tehuantepec, May
9th, 1857. Col. Grayson and lady left San
Francisco in March last to settle in that country.
We select the following from the letter.
The climate is much better than that of Cali
foonia. The inhabitants arc mostly Indians,
semiciviized, lazy and ignorant, which latter
rpithet may be well applied to the vast majority
Of the more respectable citizens also. They
have no idea of any other country than their
own. They have heard of North America, but
of the United States as distinct government
they know nothing, aud are surprised to hear
us speak of more than one ocean. They are
very friendly and kind, but grossly supersti-
cous, and entirely under the control Of the
priests.
This city contains population Of about
twenty thousand, mostly Indians. The houses
are large and principally of brick
and stone There are sixteen churchs, large
and solidly built Money in this country is
exceedingly scarce. The common currency is
copper: scarcely anything larger than bit can
be seen. The sight of one of our twenty dollar
pieces is wonder, and excites in the natives a
,trong desire TO possess it, leading them to part
with anything they have 10 obtain it.
There is no business doing here of any conse-
quence, at this time; but when the transit route
is established, matters will change marvelously
ip this respect. Operations on the road are at
present suspended; but, from its very superior
advantages, both in respect to the healthy and
delicious climate, and the facilities for its con-
struction, the route must eventually supersede
all others. That portion which is already open
ed is superb; better road / never saw.
In view OF the completion of this road, the
opportunities for the profitable investment of a
small capital are very tempting The country
abounds in fine, fertile lands, rich fruit, wild
game in great variety; neglected ranches, with
cattle, horses and hogs of unimproved stock
all neglected and running to waste. The half
civilized Indians. who belong to the Aztec
family, are retrograding to the state in which
they were found by Cortez. Sugar, coffee and
conton still grow spontaneously. and have been
once extensively cultivated. But the natives
are toe lazy to do more than raise barely
enough for their own subsistence. A few hun
dred dollars would purchase one of these large
and SPLENDID ranches, now neglected. and put
Il under a state of good American cultivation,
which would astonish the natives, aud well
reward the farmer. The inhabitants merely
scratch the surface Of the ground with sticks
by way of cultivating their little patches. La
Dor can be obtained exceedingly low. You car
hire q hand for one dollar a month, and cook
for two dollars.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-08

SUSPENSION OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BE-
TWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND New GRANADA.
The Star announces the arrival at Panama of
the Hon Jas. B. Bowlin, resident minister OF
the United States at Bogota, who was on bis
way home.
Upon reaching Carthagena Mr.. Bowlin found
dispatch from his government, ordering him
to leave Bogota and break off all diplomatic
relations with this government, unless, in the
meantime, propositions for settlement of the
difficulty between the two governments should
be made to him by the Cabinet of Bogota
As Mr. Bowlin was allowed to leave the Can
ital without being approached on the subject
by President Ospena, it would seem that that
functionary has determined to adhere TO the
policy of President Mallarino, justify the massa,
ere Of American citizens at this place, and
refuse any redress to the United States
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-08

NotIce.-The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he has purchased the Drug Store Com
mercal street. recently established by B. B. Thayer of San
Francisco which contains full stock of FRESH DRUGS
from the best English and other European manufacturers
and are such be depended upon also, complete
assortment of finest Perumeres and articles of toilet
together with full supply of every thing belonging to the
business The Store is under the management Of Doctor
r. CRNAN who will devote particular attention TO have
the establishment conducted in such manner as to gain
the confidence of the public.
n B-Physician's prescriptions properly compounded
7-tf GEO. u hlLbOChN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-08

CHANCE FOR BENEVOLENT MAN.-John R.
Harris was convicted in Grass Valley, few
days ago, of petty larceny, and senterced 10
pay fine of one hundred dollars, or be impris-
oned three months. Not having the change
about him to liquidate the demand of the coun-
ty he was committed to Jail. Mr.. Harris now
offers his services for the three months to any
man who will pay the fine, and give him good
character when the time is up.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-08

THE LMANrouR GRANT.-The Sonora brought
up from Acapulco, Jose Y. Limantour, NJ. Der
bee, Mr.. Greenhow, and several Mexican wit
nesses for Limantour in his case against the
United States. N. W. Chittenden, who has
been to Mexico on business connected with the
Limantour case, arrived on the same vessel.
Auguste Jouan, witness for the United States,
also arrived The case is to be tried in the
United States Circuit Court during the present
month.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-08

CALIFORNIA FREE PREss.-We have received
the second number of paper bearing the above
name, published weekly at San Francisco, and
devoted to the interests of tSe Republican party
of this State. 1t is published in quartz form,
and presents neat typographical appearance.
Mr.. J. Fl. Purdy is the political editor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-08

MINING AT DUTCH FLAr.-It is said that there
are now from two to three thousand miners
engaged ia the immediate vicinity of Dutch
Flat, Placer county. The Placer county Ditch
win be completed in short time, furnishing
an adequate supply of water. The Auburn
HcrOH says the pay dirt is deep and pays wa
ges from top to bottom