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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
PATENTED PATENTED
Brother Jonathans Furniture Polish,
TIE only Patented Furniture Polish IN
yba LIyorIj ,
TT sHouLp BIZ IN EVERY FAMILY.

1T has been admitted by every who has used IT,,
to be the article Of the kind invented IL is
applied with piece OF Canton Fannel Wollen Cloth,
and dries Immediately, removing all stains, grease and dirt
making your furniture look wen when IL will
resist the action Of bot ard cold Beware Of Coun-
terfeits None genuine without John l.. Brabyn the
label. Principal Depot, 80 Broadway, New York.
JOHN l.. BR ABYS CO.
Agents wanted ia every Comfy and City throughout the
fan1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
BRANDRETH,S PILLS

BRANDRETH,S PILLS
Not only purify but they make the blood richer and add
those principles upon which its power resist disease de-
pends.
Mild OPERATION succEssFUL EFFECT ARE TIE PFcU
BRANDRETH's Pills Now that We may soon ex
pect genial Spring, Is of great Importance that few
doses be used by the wise. Our subject to q
dundancy ofvated bile at this and is danger
Gus as it is prevalent but Brandreths Pills afford in
We prevent the collection OF those impures which, when
in sufficient quantities. much danger to the fine
organs Of the stomach and bowels. They liver
complaint dyspepsia, loss Of appetite pain in the head
heartburn pain in the breast bone sudden fainness
cosveness. In brief, Brsndreths Pills their way
very roots Of the disease cleansing in their passage,
purified the whole system renovated, and functions
and duties OF life become pleasure, where before they
had been sad and weary burdens.
We have thousands OF similar testimonials the follow
ing and such evidence be had from living witnesses all
around US every side 1t is fom gentleman Of high
resPecahy whose letter be at the principal Of
Zee. He writes
AZ AN now fifty two years ofage.
For twenty years have used Pills family med
call physician in my family, (saye in the sickness Of my
vile with children) during the twenty years"
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES.
Never extract blood Blood is the life. By abstracng
1t in painful diseases may occasion the patient ease
but 6mber this the cton essenng
the power feel And by thus taking away nature. TOOLS
may prevent her from fully repairing the ravages
dammation, and convert what might only have been the
sickness Of few days or weeks into chronic affection Of
moths or years.
PURGING BY MEANS OF BRANDRETHs PILLS.
This is the means which accords with nature-natures
remedy in aet When sudden, acute continued pain
ours, then to insure security yoI mu take a medicine
that will surely purge. There be shy shalY ing
because every minute lost may be fatal.
Principal Cfhce As Brandreth Building, 4l5 and All
Broadway
All Pills with PAL broadway the box are counterfeit.
The gengne sold by respectable dealers everywhere
JOHN YORK CO.,
le AOan
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
VERY SUPERIOR CANDIES

nF ALL KINDS. Gum Drops Lozenges, Jujube, Rock
~ Candies DC largest assortment Of extra quality,
suitable for Druggists and Others who want fine article
that will keep in any climate
orders (enclosng CASH promptly shipped TO order.
Lowest market prices and best in New York, by
STEWART a b SING,
4l0 Pearl street, New York, Wholesale Confectoners.
march17-lm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

CIGARs AND TOBACCO-ws have in store and vii ]
Keep constantly hand the very finest brand Of Ha
vana Cigars with Langhorne Armsteads best Tobacco
and other brands. LoNGHURST co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st,sA
n 9Th Ward, near The Baptist Church Fronts 81
feet and leo deep, With alley In The rear Is offered
very low Apply 70 fblj A. v. s. LINDsLkY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
REMoVAL.

X IL MI Q V "a IL.
NHE subscriber tahes this method OF nforming HIS old
customers and friends aud the public generally, that
he has removed his Hardware store from the cid stand
Market strsei No 81 IN the large brick buidng lately
erected the South side II Broad street ne keep
constahtF hand and order the
embraced In bis hr@ of business. lie invites especial
tention he large assortuent o. CASTING. HOLLOW
WAR, nRASs, &c such Mantle and Coal Crates Wax
Boxrs, Pag Mods Straw Citsrs, Ccrn-She erx Corn
Coaee As Tea Ketcs Bra Kstiirs Dog Irons Candle
suoks an almost endless variety q other articles
Isneg-u ANDREW ANDERSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
COUNTRY RESIDENCES.
RUILDTNC IOT.

A VALUABLE LOT for Family Dwelling, Ad. N
~ joining the esieeuce Of Simon Glenn, North -
Market street. sfor sale. The fronts SO feet and Is 10
feet deep and Is offered very low. Be quick OF you viii
lose bargain. For terms, call on
Sbls A. V. s LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

DL0RS.-aaiit spssr's FitssOuis Psss Or hana as
fof sails - sc4s D. d. DiCkkr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
Cement,
Steam Boats,

O0 BBLs Louisville Cement, for ssle to the trade at
l. w cost and carriage, by d. W. RUSSELL, Agent
Al WKAELRY's Broad and Front sts. ID 70
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

ONE or two BUILDING LOIS, 10 the best por. cZ1x.
" tiOn Of cur city. Those Wishing good locationstt9
Tor dwellings, conVsnient 10 business Hd better caI
Immediately. You VIII regret you let this chance slip Ap-
ply 10 tieoIll A. v. 8. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

WILL act as Agent FOR such Boats favor with
their business. Onicc at r. L. Weakeys Corner BROAD
and From streets. ID. W. RUsSkLL,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near
febiI 4. v s. LINDsLEY. Ii
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

AT oHAs. RoBERTsoH's o0SFEcTI0SARY, large
n lot Of sweet hAssna orAnEes. Also hne let d
Walnuts Peeans DFzEH Nuts, PiibeFts, &c % hs fod
ebenp 70 suit the t0an er eoNutrY trade manc4e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

, kss Il an ns hrSe, ana se.sy Al Ne
nnaN sswra me sas rooms 10 ~ hs.s nave assumed
shsr vonssd sppsarascs, and are nov sooose wsno1s
she A,d Of pass sgns grips ~ Asr pvseonoerted
sisBas the which. for time, ths me oae tn the
fairy tale w ded sound bus hal Of epen sesame
.Os ,. % me ss' 70
tive operations. Fercss sud mformers ere no longer
paid servtos and have abandoned
& aspar.o en-. o. DUTY Tor some Other which iarns hes
most scrve IN enforcing the Law, have become so OBJ
BOZ In their party to leAa 10 their
cluson from eli nominations for ofos in closely oon-
ktteo ds,cs and many Of the politicians and parzsn
newspapers Who advocated the law w'h I.Arens Teal
when public opinion ran high In tvs favor. now gives
she cold shoulder 10 some places party managers have
80 far 70 pledge the party which enacted the Law
" sbesrAn rely nom il enforcement Ia the Selection
of osnoioases for Office gent who are generously
iond Of NE bottle stand quite 81 good chance ss ee
tOiallerb After The str aiRhient scot.
There Ia one feature peculiar TO the Oounoc cut Rw
and that ", the exraoronary induoemont held out 70
the orunkare 10 testify against the seller be dsclcsee
the name OF the suh,y vender be cannot be punished
Tor lD drunkebpess. II he will but ado tresohery
usually accompanied with breach OF his express pro
mise 10 INC heal onenoe u irtoxi alton ne moi only
We repest the law Ia iaure, and admitted 10 be 90
by lts moot dkcrCet irends. The politicians ignore IT,
After having used tjr time source Of proat and
emeDt hey have kicked f. ON the political arena
wihouS O. re0Ony. For two years and half the las
has Hood on the stai ute book, with the whole police
power of the STATE ~ enforce IL, backed BY popular
opinioS and sustained by uubrosen Of Judicial
auiho, IVY, incino Ing Supreme Court OF Efrors and
yet has mace a. no time any considerable impression
upOn the .; which aimed, bet on the contrary by
sw6e s@ay al former legal regulations OF the rate Of
auors has opened wide the susces OF btom erance.
Those Woo called upon W lcetsa'e upon Sol SUB
jet In other States may wei, sss themselves ne her
ps r,epce has been OF character 10 courage
syft Of lei isation ~bich. While DO geress 20 az
coBpush the en6s which SEEKS may Do nersde cite1
precedent support equally arbitrary We, Design
cd upse this to EMP rather than preserve lie ouDia
tons OF public sno private virtue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

ITALIAN kNANEIlED PAINTING II SCPER5E DING
Il all previous modes chroms.c and crayon draw
IL blending OF the oil paniing and the seel
ne-hoches'er Ipen abe fines, specimens we have ever
all the delcacy and hneness Of hnsh OF he
line cDgI avn New York Courier large c)ectoo
landscape flowers nut rlras arch ectura and
pcct'ye, ~ Mr.. suAvEk5 Academy, 2a3 Fulton street,
broOklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

wu1sKEY AT CINCINNATI The Price CHrrenf
arset OF thai city for the year ending IN August last
Thsre In this city AMI vicinity thirty Two nfue
res the 9ist Of last August ~boh msunsotu'eu $40
sent 10 this market during the year " 26o O5 sa"ai
pToof vbnkey w the manufacture OF which tncre were
consumed Olb bushels Indian corn, besides srse
quantity OF rye and ships,un The average annual er
poraors OF corn from The United states 70 Europe, COZ
The nine years b,21i bss bushes ~ tlat voc
quabuy 81 this article consumed Ia toe manuacue ~
the distilled spirits sold IN tais nsfket sas I'D 10
bushes greater than the avervge annual eNporaaou on
10 EuYcpc, which about all that exported ron 'es
country. These ue tho 'scw - the csre, tuo N ~ W
considered perfectly reliable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
Superior Court-t.,nerai Term.

jan -Ch1T'- o. Hari - HDyo,s n. HS,sol II a
Jultmcft reversed AID new trial ordered Gets Abids
event
Jayl W Dori =. Ky Hpgsot Mes iriai grin,ei
Cosis abide event
INA .. Lanam X HslaeA0n Bis ct al order Of.
Armed
Jokp Wdrd ~. JGfag G11ni oi Judgment Tor y ain.
IN for g. IS win IN crest if0m April H. 1855 " in-
~ VII &C. fpt we rtdGC.d anSIDt. Otherwise res trial
ordered. CJts 70 ABIDE event Plaintiff not eGnue5 10
cost 81 tbs appeal
Navfhg Ga,nsy &. NJ a. WHSam Hurnas. -Juigm mi
for pAinun with h0erIy Apply for relief IRON Jug
mfnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

HARRfA ms IN Bl>lON IN lboo.-Durins h1e
yea lS5j le .strar 0 BIsiOs Hr ApP3Oni)n, ass -
Fucd cefioas e, IfOas NJ marriage 20 Ol3 part e.
~ tJt J,oti inifnIcrs we're issnet Dscr.he u i3Jp
Deep yesrD a. The 0ilftt partOn married was ~ "
= iorrib marriage. bu int rded pc ~ ~ A Jaw
ycr Of Cnatosd "a gixtv seven yetrs o. age, Obtained
Cd fthcaio ~ rs nisn ION ~ maze seoOsd marriage
az several rtttf UtdosrDrfns Hcra over htV ins
vBupef- er.ae in, riea under beeD, s0d sD',oer
va sB0ut nf.oes f4Dfe oDss'dera1is bum09r OF
tnud msrs.as. 10 bGmber Of cas- g zoe ase OF too
bFidefro.ui vas dorOc BAT O tho bride ttere we've
10 some llas ., i've ms-iagss of cDored msc VI 70
vhdo 1t-tD. bbt no a gsso ~ ide maFTiiEe " FnU'
mac wiz cco,ed emsic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
yyANCnn,. JNWNLRY. s.

ysIAxosDs.-r TRADE ~ BEspECrrvi.LSs ~.
fsrned that we are continually rnauufaciurnd ana nave
s hand nrg ,.sr ~ diamond eEery Of the hne@ by e
lsrEs assernent Of diamonds hand. Setting done io'
H. nEBMIN co, n1 Brosrne street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

WAYrEp TO PuRCuAsE-Fo 9 ASH DEsIR Al. o..
w mousse for small family price f6eo " SEQ not 700 IA
M ovn and NOT particular which aide Of the city would
lease house " can be obtained Immediately Any one
having house to sell lease will address boz flfs f
ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
Weekly Repnrs OF Uentsls,

tire city and county Of Ns~ YorK from tho 25Ln
nscenlocr. 1850, 70 the ID day Of January, 1857.
Sen, 90; women, 81; boyo, 1884, girls l3oTutai, ,29
.durs l47; ohidren, ss2 males 2i2 fennssT, 2l7; 90
lored persons, IA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
pLsrA1cH FROM rHE MINISTER or FoRyIGy ArpAIu


The updcr.rred, Secretary Of Sia,e, has tie
honor Of ADDRESSING hy Escensnay Baron 9r'sory
10 RatAn, Envoy kgiraorhnary ant hinirter
p enipcsgbt,sTy Of ts hsjcfy The Emperor o.
q the french and 10 transmit herewith by order o. hs
xouiive COVER ihe copy OF note Of the dat OF the
th instant cent by tails despatch 70 The govern nents Of
REPUBLICS Of spanish Americs, reatog TO me quos
3 90 Of the principles Of maritime av In time of war
AZ sr, viii Perceive. tie oDjcI OF the wrfttsn
note. cuCuated above INTO, cd has be N not asrely
10 urge the adoption Of the declaration Of Tie Congress
of Psy. Of the 1etn OF pri bui also " enlarge re
conducive 20 TIE interest Of humanity priaolpe when
appears both s5sptsb &c web az just namely the 10.
vClabty of property beonsing 10 non oOin Ostaat nd
vdus. understanding thereby the property Of AL CIT
zeps ash fuhecs q the tnemy VINO are not engaged IN
bosie action. This ~ noiple proposed 70 DO mantin
ed ard 10 enure 70 the benefit Of all those PoTos WHOA
NAY agree 10 admit T.
Tho ooioct Of tbr proposition and the reasons 10 IA v0r
OF ell be found briefly explained M the above note.
and il " considered unnecessary and tupornuv,s n on
iarve moro extensively n the eahghtened ae "a ghlOh
live, upon the poofs OF theory so plain iust m 4
10 render this or ocpe operative feqsres the int
snd support Of me great fowcrs and W have no reason
% doubt but that such support VII De givca W
tbem 20 IT, FOr this cause and Eas much az bs lmpcrA
Majesty han been one Of those VINO have contescenied
20 hve the government OF New GraB.da 70 ave is al
fsme has given OY6trs 10 the uncofeucd 70 sy before
the lcgnion Of his Imperial MaiNv IN BIgots '1e an
neNed document 10 the hope ihatr wild rece We flavor
able acCcp'arce.
Tie ubderlgpcJ embraces this opportunity n rei'srse
10 biz Exocienly she OF bis dsangushcd coSs
ders,ior, aud remains biz obedient sefvsn' ..,,.,
To HiS ~. BlroS g DO Ro1sV. Envoy RAusprti'ars
snd Minister Pen po,enusry Of be ssesy the bnrsfof
q q 2 ITCrcE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

DARTNER WAIVED EITHER ACTIVE OR SPECIAL
Il hat and goods house, afro dy es,aohAAed
Tbs good chance q having from $4,000 Sl6eO
cash capital Address " X, Herald Office.
DARryEP wANTED--IN \ SAFE, REsPECrABLE,
IL web established cash trade, which pays well: the
whole VIII be sold presrred Fine chance Zoe Germans
with sman capital apply nom Il TO ~ Fulton street
81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

yNArTED TO PURCH AsE. FOR CAsH-A HOUSE
w vorb about ~ 600 between Eleventh and Thirty str
ard Fourth and Seventh d. for hrs RI
STOCK from So 60 s2Cp too heavily encountered
sELlCk HAZELrINE, y7 Broadway.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-02

y meeting was held at Union Hall on
Monday night, to take into consideration
the subject of temperance, and to in
quire if anything can be done and ought
to be, in this town, to promote the cause
DIR. NJ. r. Pulsifer was called to the
chair. The Rev. Mr.. Prince made some
remarks, we'll calculated to alarm the
community. and to arouse them to action
in promoting the cause of temperance in
this village. 1t seems as if no one cares
anything about this subject. The Maine
Law people desire to see how the pres
ent "better and more perfect Law will
work, and the friends of the present
law, don't care how it operates. This
seems to be the state of the case at pres.
emf, while there is more liquor sold and
drank within the limits of the town
than at any previous time within ten
years. Whatever may be thought best
to be done to further the temperance
cause here at this time. we hope that
when another law is passed for the sup.
preston of drinking houses and tipping
shops that it will be submitted to the
people for them to pass en-. If there
is at any time, to be another "Maine
Law" let the voters vote yea or nay up
on it before it becomes law. Let it
be the peoples law and such a law as
will meet the appreciation of the good,
the wise, and the temperate Of all par.
ties.
In the mean time much can be done
by forming societies, by addresses, by
personal influence, and a good example
The salvation Of the young men in our
village, in this particular, depends much
upon the position which shall be taken.
no,o. by the friends Of temperance
They may be safe at present bnt how
long will they continue so A Lamp
light view of the various st reefs of the
village will reveal the answer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-02
HOOPS.

The following, all about hoops. is ia
ken from the Evening Post, and we
think it will please the ladies as much as
long article on politics.
Few persons are aware of the extent
to which the business of making hoopad
skrts-a business scarcely three years
old-is now carried in this city. Messrs.
Douglas Il Sherwood. No 3l3 Broad
way, besides their establishments in Con-
necticut and other places, occupy three
floors of building IN Broadway. two
hunlred feet deep and thirty wide. in
the manufacture. In the busy season,
three hundred girls, "a charming eongre-
CATION, by the way. to the admirers of
female beauty, earning from five and a
half to ten dpll4rs each week. are en-
ploy ed in cutting ont and sewi"g skirts.
three thousand of which are turned out
in a day. One hundred and fifty Of
Wheeler X Wilson's sewing machines.
aud 4 vlri ETY. of ing. NOUS ltb0r-Saving
Inventions ale constantly in play. so tn It
a ,fHgts skirt IS made in tea miaNes. -
We have known hus band enter the
st-ra, give IN ord r for his wife's skirt.
have it patterned and made, and receive
i all done up aud ready 10 he carried
home before he had half smoked h:s s.
gar.
y ton Of cord IS consumed IN 4 week
N Ia, manufacture. and rot less than
81 900 worth of whale honain A month
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-02

DeDG1NG THE Representative
Sir ~ said Fieryfaces. the lawyer, to
an unwilling witness. "Sir do you say
upon your cath, that Binkins is dis
honest man
Il didn t say he was ever accused Of
being an honest man, did ! :" replies
Pipkins.
Does the court understand you to
say, Mr.. Pipkins, that the piain;,n
reputation is bad :" inquired the jul e.
merely putting the question to kcep his
eyes open.
Il didn't say it was good, l rec> on.
Sir said Fierytace>, SIR. upon
your oata-minl, upon yopr oath, upon
Your oath. you say that Biinkins Is a
rogue. Within. and thiet::'
''Yoa say so, was Pip's reply.
''Havn' goa said so
"Why. you've SAID it, said Pipkins,
"whot's the use of my repeating it,
"Sir-r y Numbered Fieryfsces, tbs
Demosthcnean thunderer OF Thumb
town. SIR! l charge you. upon your
sworn oath. do YOU or do you not say
Blinkins stole things
NO, sir, was the cautious reply Of
Pipkins. Il neTer said Blinkins stolC
things, but do say-he's got a way o
fndisg things that n0body lost"
"Sir-r.' said Fieryfaces, You can re-
tire" and the court Observation-Disclosures
Of Falconbridge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-02
The Ellsworth American
FOR 1857?
CLUBBING.


paper, and the time to secure good reading
for the long winter evenings. BY an arrangc-
ment with the Publishers we can offer the
following induccmcnt to our friends to Sc
cure us new subscribers
For $4,000, for twenty subscribers one
year, in advance, we will give the person
forming the club, one copy of Sears Pie
torial Family Bible, worth So 90, with one
thousand Eugrayngs, and one copy Of Sears
Bible History" 200 pages, which sells for
$500 and one copy of Peteyson's Ladies
National Magazine
For $3.50 advance pay for fifteen sub
scribers we will give copy of the Bible and
one copy of pcterson's Magazine.
For SIS 90 for twelve subscribers, copy
Of the Bible
For : 300 for ten subscribers one copy of
Godey's Lady Book, one copy Of Peters,n's
For 5000 for six subscribers one copy Of
Godeys Lady Book
For S6,oofor four subscribers. one COPY of
Petersons
For $3.50 one copy of the American and
one copy Of Godey's Lady 5 Book.
For $40, one copy Of the American and
one copy of Pcterson's,
Godcy's Lady's Book is the most superb
and attractive $500 Magazine published,
Peterson's has thrilling stories. Steel and
Mezzotint Engravings, colored fashion plates.
and is just what the ladies want. for parlor
companion. Now is the time to obtain cop
les of these splendid Magazines.
One word for ourselr and the American
We shall not publish all the long windel exc
entFe documents enenatins from public Of
.iccrs for the future We believe our readers
require either reading
In the mechanical execution of the Amer
lean We think it has shown satisfactory
improvement. In the editorial department.
+ Gin the past, we have had - much to do OF
manual labor about the Office that we have
not bestowed the attention to il which W.
intend to for the futnre)-wc intend there
shall be an improvement but we shall no,
boast much OF what we mean t. do. W,
shall only promise to do the best We can
We have procured within the past year. new
type throughout and with more time to de.
vote 10 our duties, and with the desire t,
improve the American in everything which
constitutes good local newspaper. We hop.
70 merit and to receive living support from
the citizens of Hancock county. Our ain
is To make ereditable and a respectable Re.
publican family newspaper.
Ellsworth, Dec. Q, ls56.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-02
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.


The steamer Illinois, from Aspinwall,
arrived at this port this morning, with Cal
ifornia dates of Dec. B. She also brings
upwards of 500 passengers, and nearly
81. 100000 in treasure.
The Illinois connected with the Golden
Gate, and left Aspinwall on the 10Th inst.
The L. :. frieate Wabash left 10Th,
for New York via Havana. The sloop-
oi-war Cyane remained in port.
The California news is of but little in
terest. The reports from the mining dis
tricts are good though there was still a
want of rain in SOM districts.
The money market was unchanged.
Business at San Francisco unusually
dali Jobbing sales Of CALICO Flour at
$3.50: crushed Sugar Is -; Hams
Ia L.; Lard %; Butter 50; Adaman-
tine Candies IS; New Orleans Sugar |;
clear Pork H.
Richard p Hammond, ex-Colector of
San Francisco. has been acquitted of the
charge of defrauiins the |, 5. Govern
meat while in office.
The news from Oregon AMI Washing.
ton Territories is unimportant.
Alvices from the Sandwich Islands are
to Nov 9TH. An unusually large num-
her of whaling vessels had arrived, most
of whom had been successful. The news
from the whaling fleet is quite favorable.
But few disasters are reported.
The disbursements in the case Of Adams
\ Co have been allowed by the Sapreme
Coart, bringing the estate in debt to Mr..
Cohen, the first receiver. The paper Of
\. x Co. is selling for four and FIVE cents.
q orge NJ Pratt. formerly OF Massa-
chu.etts has been murdered at his rancho.
10y u man named Clark Stevens.
Dates from Panama are to Dee. 18th.
The Panama Star contains an account OF
the war IN Nicaragua. contifmatory of the
alvices received here by the Tennessee.
bnt = yes nothing new.
\ British squadron arrived at Panama
on the sth De-. Its object is said to be
to examine into the practicability Of es-
tablishms naval depot in the Bay of
Panama. prob IDLY at Taboga.
\ letter from Carthagena of Nov %.
state, that the British difficulty was still
pending, and the bloc ade Of The New
Granadtan ports would commence immc-
diately.
Dates from Valparaiso are to Nov. 16,
and Gaayaquil to Dec. |.
Business at Valparaiso dull, and mar
kets well supplied
Copper Is held at $40.