Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31
HonGoPArHY.-This P4ctice is rapidly

tinenf. and bids fair, in WY SNORT tllne' W
work acomplete reYolutid in the medical
practice Of that portion of the world. Ac-
cording to a-late report Pntained in La
.Moniteur, the official >efeh of the French
Government, one of the diSngulshed prac-
titioners in this class Of of-nSd1cfne has been
created knight of the LS5on of Honor in
conseduencescf bis distinguished success in
the treatment of cholera Indifferent places.
It appears from the Refnrte (which OF course
must be considered authentH thatOf 400, ,O27
treated after 1.-The Allopathidpractce, 49 per
! cent dfed-while of heated Homeo-
spathically blythe phgsieiss anudd to, only
Il per a ceAt died. Tie! !diifsrsneen favor of
the lissSv practice is Immense; ami well en-
titles the.gentleman to the distinguished hon
Of which has been conferred upoHhim.
HoHeeon thyis also fast coming into fa-
'7or among thecourt circles in 10Th Russia
and Eagland as well as France.
HoMGoPATHIo MEDICINES can b obtained,
assorted ii boxes Of. various sizs, together
with sooa slEagI I g. ecaard Tib-
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gi7e oine u tl'e auth .s'he Is, asAring.
upon tnis pdint
FYrst, tae Erterst Of 81 pe rstory.- Oar
whole arena Is 3,306,83& SQUARE ailas and
we have snort line 6f 80 5t miles "Tbe
territorial extent of ste Eepablo is nearly
ten times as large as.'that of Great Britain
and France combined; three times as large
as the whole of France, Britain, Austria,
Prussia, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Hol-
land, and Denmark together and one and
half times as large as the Russian Empire in
Europe one-sixth only less than are covered
by the SO or 60 empires states, and repub-
lies OF Europe; and of equal extent with the
Roman empire, or THAI OF Alexander, neither
of which is said to have exceeded 100000
square miles.
Second, Our Resou1ees.- steam mar
inc includes about 1,4O6>~essels, manned bv
10000 persons. In 1847 we reported 1900
steamboats, on all the Western waters, and
an inland annual commerce of $40, 900, 900
rapidly increasingly
Railroads.-In 185S>Ee had 21 300 miles
completed, and 6,975 miles in process of
construction. Our roads were built at an ex-
pense Of $62, ,317 1903. Their earnings in '54
amounted to $5O,6Q0.00O
Our Home ondF Foreign Commerce is a.
bout $2,000,000 OO0N1per annum. Upwards
of IS, 600 vessels enter and depart from our
ports annually. ;"
Our Agricultural Products in 1854 were
valued at $1,000, ,OO0,Q 900.
Our Population is, how about n 100000
At the ratio of our past increase as a whole,
we shall number in 1900 more than O,0OO,-
900.
National De5t-Tbee,Ep ,Epopalation OF Great
Britain and the UnUed, States are about
equal yet the interest Ss&the debt of Great
Britain, amounts annually f0.more than three
times the aUhole amoaStt of our debt
Expense Of GOUefr7haegt-The expense of
the United Government, ipcluding that of
the State governments, is probably not far
from $7OOOO.OOO yer annum; that of Eng
land $4,000 900. a
papers published annually the United
States is estimated at 42&. 4vye975, which is
eqnal to fifteen and balf copies for every
man, woman and child. In the British en-
pire only one is published for every 1000 in
habitants.
The writer says, Providence has planted
this nation in the centre Of the commerce of
the world, (San Francisco hand Monterey
being from LOCO to 1000 miles nearer the
great ports of Calcutta, Bombay, Japan, Chi
ma, Australia, &C., than Europgan ports are
and that he works by ceHf@iization, in all
the great plans of his governhent. Our sit
uation, our progress, our destiny, are all
pregnant with considerations for us to pom
der A.
In view of all this, can it be too much to
assert that .4maerico is destined 70 regener-
ate the aCOrld NJ