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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07

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Ey.y.E .fPPEESL.i LOT OF yU.yrE
e. Apples, Just received. and for sale at SsrI
Vickcry's old stand a. ID. REYNOLDS & co. r.
WATsSOL UTFO.r OF P.SRT.yEH-
IL ship.-The firm Of COLLETf & OYERELL.
is this day dissolved By mutual consent The busi
ness will hereafter be carried by a. Collett who
will setts -! bgs:ncss copnectcd with the late tir
COLLETT OIER-LL
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yEyR.s.,.sPo W.EsrW.RD


N We beg TO call the attention of Merchants
buying or ordering their fall stock from the East
orn Cities to the superior advantages and facilities
of the
Baltimore and Ohio Raiiroad.
for the safe and speedy transportation of Freights
to Evansville and vicinity. Connections made
with the most reliable Railroads and Steamships
River route shortened and improved by completion
TO Parkersburgh Through rates lower than by any
other route. Apply 10
VI. POrTER, Boston ID. r. kELLT, Philadelphia !;
q. =. fERyIEL, New York; j. r. EsGLASD, Balti-
more, for information or through rates. 10
GEO. FOSTER & Co., Freight Agents,
Corner Locust street and Canal Evansville, Indiana
jy-23
Es0U.NTD--T.shR.N' EP BY THE
81 subscribers living in Ccntrp township. Wander
burg county, State Of Indiana, alarge BAY HORSE,
about nine or ten years old, has large white spot
his forehead, each side of his jaws. and
collar marks. Supposed to have been taken from
near Princeton, in Gibson county, by one Harmon.
said horse IS now at my farm in said township,
where he be found by the owner who is re-
questcd to forward, prove property, pay charg
and take him away. WILLIAM PAINE.
isl9 -.-E @
HNS.g.Sis E.gLLE C0.uE.s'p UP ia
AZ THE DEMANDS OF THE TIMES.
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EHARyEsT TOOLS
- doz. 81 fng'd Grain Cradles;
sD do Grass Snathes,
~ do Uay Rakes,
3 DO Grain Scythes, Wallren rattcrn;
- 10 Grass DO d.,
d. De Casiccl Nillarl;
10 do Sickles:
10 do German SicklCs:
Scythe Stone.
n store and FOR sale by
irj ORE, DALZELL B 90
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TRINITY BAY. July IN.

TRINITY BAY, July S-N.
a dense fog has prevailed for the last two
days, and there is, consequently, no sign of
the approach of the telegraph fleet.
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STEPHEN G WHEELER, se.ree.rS

Il WILLIAM STREET,
New York, March. 1856.
At the request of the President and Boayi Of Di-
rect0rs OF the KnickeTbccker Life Insurance Compa
ny, 1 certify that the mode Il Computing present
value Of the Policies employed by the Secretary or
the Company is scientifically correct, and IN accord
with the prescriptions of the charter. / also
certify, that have compared the list OF policies fr-
nished me ey the PRESIDENT as o. the books OF the
Company with valuation tables sufficiently TO test
the accuracy of the results given h. the cecretaryt
and find the values stared within - ~ hrInecaly
correct That il 10 say, the preeen valus Of the fu
ture risk Of the Office all outstanding policies
the difference between the present value OF the fUtre
premiums 10 he paid on them is s4S,a67,i9.
The total value Of policies, the holders OF which
eutfled 10 dividends is sz.,22s.03.
And f the surplus is correctly stated AZ =,
the difference between this and ~ present value Of
the future risk VI the Conpany existing policies.
after dciucting 10 per cent Of u for the relief fund.
IS the proper amount fcT dividend, wit, s3l,Se.as
The true principle OF dividend Is 70 assign 70 eacn
policy holder WhO has insured the mutual plan
share pgOpf rtOue1 10 the present value Of his poll
cy Shich Is The true value ~ his interest stock
h0llef Of the Company. This stare mounts o.
per cent cf the present value ~ the policy.
CHARLES W. HAcKLEY.
February 18th, 1885,
A Agent for the above Company, am prelas';i
to ssue Policies, the most favorable terms. PaIo
phleis giving al desirable inforatnn, can b. had.
application. WI. 7. FACE.
Evansville, Aprii-.th, is5s..Iy.
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II is reported that the Neopolitan special
charge at Vienna had quilted in dudgeon,
because Austria refused TO back Naples
against England.
London Money Market.
LONDON, Wednesday.
The demand for money, yesterday, was
more active, at rates nearly up to the bank
minimum. There was also a partial recov-
ery of the funds. There was decline on
the Paris Bourse of Id.
The Asiatic cholera had made its appear
ance in the city and is attributed to the pois-
onous stencil arising from the river Thames,
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EEsRD F0R THE sPRE.y-G
III TRADE

EUfRD WIRE FOR THE SPRF.N'C
III TRADE.
The undersigned has now on hand and arriving.
a full assortment Of Hardware, which he will
sell at the lowest prices, such rs
SHOVELS AND SPiDES
GARDEN HOES AND RiEES.
HiY AND MANURE FORKS,
TRiCE, LOG IND OTHER CHiryS,
HINES IND HEDGE SHEARS,
LOCKS 4ND L1TCHEs,
BUTIS, HINGES iND.SCREHS
T1BLEANP POCKET CUTLERY.
Butchers and Earl smiths Files, Mill and Gross
Cut Saws, Nails, Carpenters and Coopers Tools, of
the best quality.
Also, a large stock of Paint, Shoe, Counter and
other Brushes.
Bcgs leave 10 call the attention Of GrocerS buy
ing Hardware who will find it to their interest To
examine his stock before purchasing elsswherr.
JACOB STRAUB,
ms Successor to 4. Maldkirch.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


/" a.. O'wILGE, n TO-, OkD ES-
IL TABLISiIED WHARFBOAT, Evansville.
Indiana. Storage, F9orwarlng, and COmmission
Merchants, general Railroad. Steamboat add Ex-
press Agents, Special Agent for the Penn. Central
Railroad and convictions over which wsare author
ized 10 give through receipts at the lowest possible
rates.
Having a mammoth wharfbcat a. the landing,
the largest the Ohio River, capable cf storing
and protecting all merchandise liable 10 damage
from exposure, We are prepared to facilitate the dis
patch Of all consignnents, forwarded TO our care,
by either
RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL.
Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing
and Forwarding, aso TO the sale Of any Produce,
or other property, consigned TO for sale, and salts
faction guaranteed.
Office ard extensive Warehouse on Water street,
adjoining tho Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat,
where 10 be found attending TO the interests
of our patrons at all hours, day and night.
With our superior facilities long standing; IN
tiring energy; and knowledge of our business, ".
feel confident Of giving general satisfaction, and
hope to rieri continua of the extensive patron
age enjoying.
/ Liberal cash advances will be made on all consign-
ments 70 either ourselves correspondents in any
| of the principal markets, North. East OF South.
p. C; 0'EtLEY & CO.
I ND =. RO B.JRD, RECEfI.KN'G,
/ -Hee FORWARDING ANDC0MaiISSlcN NfER-
I CHAN, WATER, STREET. EvANsvILLE, INDIANA.
Thankful for the patronage Heretofore go Literally
extended 10 me, b,s 10 say TO my Green River and
Wabash friends that stiil on the ground, ready
and willing 10 give their consiSnments close atton-
I tion.
Particular attention given to the. forwar,.ing Of
Tobacco, Pork Lard, Bacon, Casks add general Mer-
. chandize. mr2j-3ln
1 LyDU.5RD ~. HILL, CO.u.YESSg0.N
81 MERCHANT. for the purchase and sale Of
Wheat, Flour, Corn. Oats, Barley, Rye Hay, Pork,
/ Lard Sc.
Office, FRONT STREET,
I UNDER THE TELECRAPH oFFICE.
| mrl6-3m EVANSVILLE, IND.
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Great Sale ofsIrapo rted Brandies at
Aucffon

NETE viii sell st our stiTe on Main street, Satir.
w day, June ! 9TH next, az public auction, e,Ns0
worth OF nrrt Quality and genuine mpored Branaiss
In = and - pipes aud Preserved Fruits in glass jars
The above were sent Ms from New Orleans con
signneni, and are OF superior quality and proprie-
tors OF tT-rooms and cenfectoners are invited to
come and eXaInii-c.
The goods viii be sold without reservc. Tens
cash. for All sums unict s-5; for sums over that
amount good bauka6le rdper st sixty days WI -.
taken. DECKER & KRAMER.
y. H. Cnnsiznments arr solicited. The money viii
be promptly paid over a sales effected.
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DIR. Bakers Specific ~fH cure Gonorr.

DIR. BaEsr's Specific nfH cure Gonorr-
hea, elect, Structure, Seminal Weakness, Chordce
Diseases OF the Kidneys Bladder and all diseases o.
the genital organs. Reader have you private dis
easel Do not neglect 1t. Delay is dangerous
Dr. Bakers Specific il safe, speedy, and radical
cure. With Or. Bakers Specific you can cure YOUR
SELF and prevent exposure plain directions for
use accompany the medicine Price 81 so per
bottle.
~ DR. EAsrEELY, corner Third and Chestnut
streets St Louis, Mo, sole proprietor, to whom all
orders must he addressed to get the genuine. sold
by IIallock & stoddard, Bcich Calslett, Keller &
White, in Evansville, aud by druggists generally.
my3l-lyns
DIR. Koopsr's Female Cordiaf ,ofH cure
all Female Complaints, such Excessive, Suppress
ed, or Painful Menstruation, Fluor Albus or Whites
| Barrcnness, saliow Complexion, Headache, Dizzi-
ness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Drean,s and all dis
eases caused by Colds, Checked Tsfspiraifon, Ex-
ccsscs, Over Excitement etc., Of the Sexual Or
gsns DIR. Hooper's fehiafs Uortiiai fs universally
Acknowledged by the ladies the best remedy ever
invented. s5-Price 81 Per bottle, or six bottles
for s5. .---. 4. -,t 5000
Dir. EAsrrntY, corner Of Thiri and Chestnut
streets, st. Louis, No., Sole Proprietor, and to
whom all orders must be addressed
Sold by Hallock stoddard, w. Bierbowcr, Liech
and calsiett. Keller & White in Evansville, and by
druggists generally. my31-lyins
Dr. Easssrfy's Fsrsr asd .ssus HITLER,
viii cure Ague and Fever, Chils and Fovef, Dumb
Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevcrs, aud all
the vatiotE forms Of Fcters incident to Bilious Gil
mates. II there Is man, woman or child suffer
ing with Ague and Fever, they are advised to pro-
cure Dr. Easteriys Fever and Ague Killer. 1t is a
positive cure-spcedy and permanent. Try it.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So.
Dr. EAsrERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, St Louis, Sole Proprietor, to whom all or
ders must be addressed to get the genuine Sold by
Hallock & Stoddard, W. Bierbewer, Licch & Cals-
lett Keller White, Agents for Evansville, aud by
druggists generally. my3I-lyins
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HO- See First and Fourth Pages for
InterestIng Heading Matter.

WEDNESDAY MORNING.. July :
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NH0LAsSES-
IFH - hills. Plantation MoIlssos;
- dr Svrup do;
80 half hills Syrup 10;
just received and tor sale lv
MIIYrIrr & RIGGS
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~ Leonard street. y. 1.
DIR. NorSe's Indian Root Pills sold by all
lcaisrs in Medicines.
Agrut. wanissi IN every town, village and ham
let IN the land. Parties desiring the agency win
address above for the terms.
Price - cents per box. five boxes will D. sent on
receipt of 81, postage paid fianl1 -dtwiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

THg Lar STEAMBOAT kxr1osIoN.-There inquest
yesterday the Of The late steamboat explosion
a. tho Coroners seeming 70 treat the matter with
iha, degree ofimpor,ancc which the really demand.
ed The cny survivor of the ~ a,ed pctrel James low
noy now lying al the New York Hospital continues 70
improve, and s able 70 converse quito nationally
He says tha, the engineer had sixty pounds of steam
moments previous ~ The explosion, which twenty
pounds pressure than tho bocrs were capable 81
standing with any degree of saiciy The missing bodies
the pilot and deck hand have not bcsn recovered
Indeed II Is doubtful II any trace ~ tle missing will
be discovered. II supposed that they were both blown
naturally cad % thai suprston The body q Brink the
engineer stl les AZ tbo Dea4 House. Bellevue Hospital
awaiting the acton q The C5goacr.
Fos 81 pRowNrn Coroner Ilils heid inquest ycster
day. ai the loot u i30t street. Mnh yauye upon the
tody of well dressed young man, VINO found floating
m the water rs some fishermen From several papora
found IN the person n the deceased \ supead that his
name James Carrot. reveipt Cor psir os o,rra
c shoes, purchased IN Octohcr the poclct Of do
ceased and the shoes the fcet of tho corpse
bill for bottle ~ pale trandy the name of ta1rins
appears purchaser draft Of . scho,tisohe s signed
Professor James Carroll The jury rendered i verdict
o. "Fouud drowned
FArAt CAnrHENs AccrpESr. .-Aunc Frccnaoh, German
domestic, died Al the Ncw York Hospital yesterday from
the effects a burns received by the explosion Of a
camphene lamp upon her person The accident occurred
IN Madison street on Saturday night, while the deceased
was hliing lighted lamp with the dangerous fluid. The
Coroner was notified TO hold inquest upon the body
CHnD ScsIDED DkarH.--Coroner Perry held an in
quest yesterday. the No. 225 Fast Twentieth
street upon body of a child three months old named
Anne Noble who died from the ecs Of scads occf7on.
cd by fa'hng into wash tub Of boiling water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS FOR Asyr9-
WALL, AND WASHINGTON FoH SAN JUAN DEL Sosrs
The Illinois lefi her pier Saturday afternoon for
Aspnval but owing 10 the storm she probably did not
get to sea TN yesterday morning.
The Illinois belongs 10 the Panama Company and has
been undergoing considerable alterations and repairs
both internally and externally for some months pas, 20
that she is very much improved She was 20 have
lett at saturday but ready to star, for two
hours afterwards She took over four hundred PAS
scngers and and full cargo. There was large nunher
d persons assembled tho pier at The foot Of Warren
street her o and she chccred Al her departure
The Washington icft her dock al bali past Eve O'Clock
for san Juan del Norte 10 open the Nicaragua route
she has also been much improved by repairs and
tons She was 10 have lett at two O'Clock At thai time
the pier AZ the foot OF Beach street where she lay was
thrunFcd By those who desrvus n seeing her leave
Notwithstanding the unmercfulness q the At
that hour two tugboais made fast 10 bcr ber
from tic pier bui of avail, for tho Washington
would not move second attempt was made, and sho
moved ont te but the action of The food tide shifted
her hack her former berth again upon slight relaxa
on oc power which had been brought 10 bear upon her
several attempts most trying 70 the patience of every ono
no more favorable than those Of the lrst and second
On the return ~ the tide however she was dragged from
her pier being then about half pas fye o'clock IN tho
evening Some other passengers advised 10 e care
Of old walker when they should reach San Juan by thr
friends on the pier, as she was steaming out
Ihe Washington iands her passengers At san Juan DEF
Note, wheuce they will be conveyed via Lake Nrarawun
and san Juan del Sur to the Pacific 20 meet The Herann
which viii Convey them 70 San Francisco she had go
passengers and full cargo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

State Of Affairs In the Northern Departments
-Resignation or vidaurri and His Depar-
ture for Parts Unknown-The Cnuse Of His
Defeat-Movcments or HIS Successor, sc.


Defeat-Movements or HIS Successor, sc.
WASHINGTON, Now 7, 1858.
late New Orleans papers announce the arrival OF tho
steamship General Rask New Orleans the LIST inst
bringing information from Northern Mexico.
General Vidaurri has issued proclamation calling on
several merchants along the frontier pay the
nexed TO their names, amounting TO $3.50 600 10
with their goods from the country, although the
goods had paid him duties He says: II will give
planaon and wish questions, but enforce IL on you
This ofcers) TO see this carried out" Many Americans
and foreign merchants preparing to remove, when
he revoked the decree and left Tor parts unknown.
The Brownsville Flag of the 9th, cndcavors TO show
that the liberal desperate as represented
II says that four hundred of vdausrig caured
and massacred by Mramon
The Boin Ocial of the 10th, says that daurri has
resigned the command in chief Of tho northern forces in
zaton OF the forces, had already equipped Of
more than two thousand forced loan and yoiun-
ary contribution had been commenced at Monterey, by
which il thought that ample would be raised
to make effort against Mismon.
The Boleia says vidaurris resignation
by treason his camp his guns having been spiked
previous the recent battle 10 which his defeat atr
buted.
The reactionists were committing depredatons, and
burning haciendas.
In the battle with Mramon the liberals lost thirty i've
pieces OF artillery, fifty sixty wagons and had
some 500 men taken prisoners, and 400 killed.
At last accounts Blanco and other Generals were
threatening San LUIS, and battle anticipated there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

Tin sksr SENATOR TRrMprII-Soycrnor Mat,eson has
been promised by Douglas The seat or Senator Trunbu
ard the Senator's viii hold over and vote Ia that cleo
ton he democrats will have seven Of them and the
republicans nve 50 says the Chicago D,mocrG
DoreiAs sxsUspFp.-scnator Douglas received the
homer Of q serennde the night Of the sth inst Ia
Chicago Owing 10 the lpcss Of Mrs Douglas the Little
Giant did no4 respond.
AyormR PRESIDENTIAL TlcKn-A Tcnressee paper has
hosted the Of Hon. John Bell Of Tennessee for
President, and Washington Hunt Of this state, Tor Wee
President
CoxIIsKSr.u DrSsKR 10 HoS. Jonx M1crurS-The
citizens Of Chcraw, 3 G., and vicinity, have determined
10 tender to Hon John Mcucen representative IN Congress
from the First district Of South Carolina acompumonary
dinner on Friday, the 10th inst 70 which bis colleagues In
Congress and others will be invited
sywAEp Avn hsrTKsos The Buffalo Commercial Adsr.
tier, commenting seward's laudaiion Of Maiteson
the lobby ccrruptons, says .'Eiiher Maiieson Is per
secuted saint, Mr. Seward has warm symrathies with
rascalliy."
Poruc,I RSJcIuScs.--Tbe democrats Of Dover, " H.,
are rejoicing tho Douglas victory IN Illinois
Tvs Lssrwme-rhe Boston Herald says that tho Nom
bsr elect 20 the Legislature from tho district az Pembroke
ami MarshacId, Istor salmond pa, s straight whlg
and probably The only living member 10 that party m The
Howe q Representatives. lie was unaors,ood 10 he
Nlt"t'h RbRh~e Nht W tetion ~ HNnry NAna 10 tho
United State. senate.
4 NV PKouaAxsE soR mE DsxocRacy An article an
poars in the Richmond Enquirer written hy a democrat
q Alabama n favor n Ignoring old frivolous ssucs-ac
ccpne those rendered by the black republicans cor
trial aud contes,cndorsng o. the actons-mqkine
platform AZ The Chariestou Convention more favor
able % southern rghis-dcclarng that be present al
minisraion las been patriotic, but respect to is poll
~ in many thngs neither cendemnine nor approving Il
aud, finally calling upon Henry A. WISE Henry of Ma.
yarre Ito he the standard bearer of the PARTY 10 lead
10 victory.
CONGRESSIONAL vofK ~ MAINE The Kcnnebec Joayrsai
cxra gives the oncal vote for mcmbew OF Congress 10
that state All the republican candidates are declared
elected by the following nsoritcs css-First, somcs 455
Second, Parry 900; Third, French 90: FOURTH Morse
3so2 rfh, Foster se3 The close districts were the
Third and sixth. In the former the was French re
publican, s,9es johnson, democrat, so3i ssb district
rosicr, republican, s2o7 bradbury, democrat 800 All
the republican candidates cr Senators elected except in
ArosiOok and ono ~ York, where there no choice
Hrs Lss vors The Coroner or Chicago, says the De
mocrot wen, Io bridgeport Wednesday and held an N
quest IN the body Of an lrshuan named John Seaman
who came 10 town, voted gCt drups went home fell 10
,he canal ard wss drowned
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THE RUSSIAN TREATY.

The Russian treaty contains only twelve articles
Art !. Recites the condition OF peace and friendship
which has long existed between Russia China and
guarantees an inter community Of securities for the sub
Jects Of the respective countries.
Art 2. Regulates the diplomatic relations between the
any OF the open ports, right Of direct with
Pekn and provides for the passage Of Russian ENJOYS by
land or by sea- by any route they may choose 10 the
capital.
Art 3. Gives TO Russia the very important privilege Of
trading TO the open ports.
Art 4. Puts RussAn shipping respect of dues upon
the same footing wffn other European countries
Arts. B. Q, AMI g. Relate to the presence Of the Rus
sian shps0r war In Chinese ports, the treatment Of
wrecked Rthn sjects the ex territorial juridca i'm
muntes Of the subjects OF the respective nations and the
circulation OF Russian missionaries provided with pass
ports signed by Russian authorities.
Art. y. Supuates u1at convention shall be held 10
settle the conterminous frontiers OF the empires
Art. 10. Emancipates the Russian eccleslastc mission
at Pekin from all its previous conditions Chinese con
troll
Art IL. Provides that regular postal service shall
be established between Pckn and Kakha-a city on the
frontier, northwest from Pen, and in line between
that capital and St Petersburgfor tho communication
between the governments, well as for the wants of
the Ecclesiastical Mission al Pckin." II is stipulated
that the Chinese rourers shall perform the 10 and fro
vice between Pekm and Kakhta at least once a month
and shall make the transit in fifteen days Moreover it
s agreed that every three months convoy shall make
the transit between these points in space exceeding
one month, and this convoy shall be equal TO the trans
port OF every kind Of effects.
Art IL, and last Consists OF the favored nat on
clause, whereby Russia adds the special stipulaons
which she alone all the general advantages that
have been fought for and negotiated for by England and
France
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF the Overland Mall at San Fran
cisco-Fire Mt Jamestown, &C., &c.

Arrlvh OF the overland Mall at San Fran
cisco-Ftre at jamestown, &C., &c.
81 Loris, Nov. 9, 1858
The California overland NAL arrived here day bring
ing San Francisco dates down tho 18th uh inclusive
The San Francisco Etfl9 Blletia furnishes the follow
ing summary Of intelligence OF which have
pired since the departure Of the Panama steamer
The first overland mail tram from reached San
Francisco rather unexpectedly the morning Of the 10th
ult, having been twenty four days the trip Arrange
ments were being made at San Francisco for appropr
ate celebration Of the event.
The telegraph had been extended 10 the summit Of the
Sierra Nevada mountains and dispatches from thence had
been received at San Francisco.
The Fraser river excitement fully played ont The
steamer Cortes which left San Francisco the 9Th took
out only twenty passengers and steamers returning
daily loaded down with dsheartened and destitute miners
The whole amount Of Fraser river gold deposited in
the San Francisco mint up October valued at only
about fifty seven thousand dollars.
fire broke out al jamestown the night Of eth which
destroyed twenty seven buildings Total loss $3.50 600
Business generally had been quiet at San Francisco
since tho departure Of the last steamer but the
for goods from the interior about as full as usual
this season.