New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

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PAYS uIP" S. II n;i,ans s.. oanh, De no<anre
lne ou,'eu s'a'es ~ that 'ey I'M
Pr,aI' PaPels ie,s,,hg W .ne ne" Anedan caaam
ccuid " ootahea o! suoPeaa 70 MT Davidson
with Instructions 10 produce little yesioW TIA box.
deposited with HIN BY Laureneeile and ForSsu.
The box was produced, and Mr.. Forbes 6nds ~
The stip,tstion with Lsurencele about TIE JOINT
consent for the use Of the papers amounts 10 nothing
LaurenceHe is exceedingly careful with theSs
papers, and took the preeautiou 10 get An orAer
from the Court that they should be deposited. cot
in the Clerks office. but IN the Custom-HoasU
ysult. Thther the clerk carried the box immedi-
ately after the adjournment OF the Court on khn
day the papers were first produced. and from Ia
Custom Hoase he went "a the law ota Of lance
Rice. jr He stayed there till dinner time. and tina
two went out TO dine Together. While they wern
dining, some rogue entered the room. broke opeu
three or four tn boxes and scattered the papers.
about, but took nothing II is supposed. but not
bnown, tbat he was after k.aurencelles papers.
The clers wore large cloal closely wrapped shout
him from the Court building "a Mr.. Rice's ONCE
AMI he weat thence without his cloak. The pspers
would. no doubt. hs a great prize.
A LONG time will elsp.e before the esse will h,
d,c;ded 'nhe General op;rion il that the char.
of ;oreery ays true a question NAV srise howeysr.
whether Lswrencelle will get the mine even il the
other claim b. rejected Mexico did not Grant the
min. 10 I.srios the Iaited States has not promisrA
To confirm 10 Iarios W his assigns. more than Mex
leo granted Whether the mines on pri, ate rane6
shall We held to BE- private property. has not vet
been decided !, clear terms nv the limited STATE.
Supreme Court, and it ia to be hoped that 90 i'm
portsnt point will noe be left unsettled much
longer. The supreme Court OF California has deci-
ded once that Inc state ana not the Federal GoS-
rruueht 10 me "ner OF I've mines, OUT the decisioa
gehera'p heid 10 oe All uhsouhd one and IN VIOLA
non ol the conuioh IN tne sct admitting CaiuornA
lhto the umon that the stale should never interfere
Win the primary disposal OIL the Puohc lands.
The last mail carried to you news OF second
crop OF maze raised this Summer, or TINS year, IN
Anador Counfy-the secosS crop .haylng beco
ere"n fronNseed produced ~ We hrst. The Sa-
cTdm6ntO tiaen mentions pear tree IN that city
which has produced two pears OF second crop:
one OF these IL fully ripe and the other is growing
on shoot, which ls Itself entirely OF this years
growth. The PfacerriHe American mentions q
pear tree two years DID, at Coloma, which hiss it,
second crop OF pears, now as large as hens eggs.