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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
SANpMlCH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
An plEMAN'SLAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND ChiNA.-Closes on the 4th and 18th of
each month, at p. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth OF each month.
h5-Postage TO South Pacific: Letters, s4c.; papers
&c. FFN'4'
as- Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, south
Australia, etc., via England by packet or private
ships, SO cents single rate, prepaid via France
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid is added to
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid.
ga Postage TO Peru Letters, 22e.; papers, &c.
"a Postage to Bogota New Granada:) Letters lse.;
papers, &c.
H5- Postage TO China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: 10c, prepaid.
AS The postage to places the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is On each single letter
34cents; and on each newspaper, cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter. and cents on
each paper, when received.
HH- The postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, (yia San Francisco,) is on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance
e The single letter rate to California and Oregon il
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc. the do
mesiic rates apply. r \. NOTATION, Pm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

They kill rats in Troy by steam one wheel catches
them by the nose, another draws their teeth, while
neat piston punches arsenic down their wiudpipe.
The idea was got up by the young man whoformerly
acted as fireman on the horseboat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

PREsT1oIANA.-The New York Herald recommends
shat Mr.. Kalloch, and the other three thousand
New England parsons-ther occupations being gone
be organized into regiments and sent to Utah. in
order 10 teach the Mormons the error Of their ways
If an army Of New England parsons, Of the Knlloch
stamp, should be sent to Utah, unquestiona5ly the
Mormons would soon find their occupations gone
George Devlin, drunken fellow in Maine, has
lodged complaint against his wife for playing prac-
tcai jokes on him when he Is intoxicated The lady
in question had better quit her Depiin.
We have good news for our neighbor Of the Demo
crat. Mr.. Forney denies that when he called at the
White House the President refused to see him.
A Southern paper says that the Administration is
resolved TO lay the ak at the root Of the credit
system. It has begun by laying the Ak at the root
OF its own credit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06
BANK OF JAMES ROBB.
CHARTER OF THE hank OF JAMES

CHARTER OF THE hank OF JAMES
STATE Of Louisiana Parish of Orleans City Orleans:
Be & known that this dsy, before mo- PIERRE CHARLES
CuFELLIER Notary Public for the parish Of Orleans
and city OF New Orleans State Of Louisiana duly
missoned and qualified and in the presence
named and subscribing witnesses,
Personally came and appeared the named
nd whs everay declared that under the provis
entitled An Act 70 Establish General System Of Free Bank
ing in the State OF Louisiana approved fifteenth day Of
Msreh enc thousand eight hundred and fifty Eve they do BY
these presents form themselves ino Corporation and that
end they make and agree to the following
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATIONS:
ARTICLE I. ..t
ARTICLE IL.
me OBJECT o. the Association is carry the business
BANKING BY dscounting bills, aud sher evidences
aeo receiyng dposiis buying aud selling gold and silver bu
lion and bls Of exchange oanng
security and TO exercise all incidental
or may hereafter be authorized by law.
ARTICLE III.
The place Of business legal dsmc Corporation
shall be located in the city Of New Orleans parish Of Orleans
ARTICLE ~.
The capital stock OF said Corporation IL hereby fixed bs
sum oil Six Hundred Thousand Dollars subject be increased
as hereafter provided and In the prescribed by Laws said
STOCK divided into six thousand shares OF hundred dollars
half within 1--WE days from tn date Of this act
=, 7 ~ hafore the nrst Of january next Hgs
Wv W ABTICLE v. ~
,es,dences and number Of shares the stockhold
- for the present declared TO be As follows
m
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1885, before the
undersigned Justice ohe Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary Of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who, be-
ing duly according TO law, does depose and the
foregoing and true and correct transcript
from the books OF said Company
and subscribed before this 18th July, 1851
lSignedl @. J. MANSOHI, Secretary.
tSigned1 CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees resolved pay interest Of
Six in cash. outstanding certificates Of profits
70 the holders thereof their legal representatives aud
after the I'd Monday Of August poxmo also to declare dv
dend offory Eve as cent per the earned pre-
miums Of the for tbs ending the 3h Of June,
1851 which certificates will be issued the 25h September
and resolved further that after reservng ONE MILLION
DOLLARS Of profits that all the outstanding certificates Of the
company the issue Of 1850 and le seyenyhve per
Of the issue Of 1882 be redeemed and paid the holders thereof
their legal representatives Ms follows
That Of 1850 Or and after l2th Of August next.
That Of 1851 on and after 18th Of September next
And 10 1852 and after 18th Of October next
from which date all interest thereon will The certificates
to be produced the time of and cancelled to the
tent paid
THOs. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

An EXECUTION IN IsDIA-AE India correspondent
Of the London Times gives the following graphic and
horrible account OF public execution Of eighteen
| insurgents at Ahmedabad, October 2e;
Ten Of them mounted to their places on the drop ;
flring party Of twelve moved up 70 within twenty
wards OF the place where stood, facing ontwards
| as the guns did but behind them further back into
! the square. The men who were 20 DC snot were
placed In 'front.' mot more than twelve PAGES rom the
nuzxles OF the muskets They knelt down. their eyes
| bandared and their hands tied. Meanwhile I'VE had
l been n,arched TO the 1--WE fatal guns. They were
bound by their arms TO the wheels, but their legs
1 were free ard the end mantle only one whom
could entirely from my place on the fiank-leaned
fixed my eyes intently on that man, not ifty
wards away, and 10 moment the signal was given
There was roar, bank Of white smoke, and jet
and shower Of black fragments, sharp and clear,
which leaped and bounded in the air this, and
fearful sound from the spectators Il the reality
Car exceeded all previons fancy that was intoer
asie-then dead stiffness.
| walked to the scattered and smoking floor before
the guns. came first to arm, torn on above the
elbow the fist clenched the bones protrudng several
inches, bare Then the ground sown with red gr.sy
fragments then black haired head and the other
still held together. This the man had watched.
Close by lay the lower half of the body OF the next
torn quite in two and long coils Of entras twned
the ground. Then long cloth in which one bod
been dressed rolled open like a hoorcloth, and on
fire. One man lay in complete and shattered heap
aud the smashed body on the middIsof them; the
spine exposed the head lay close BY, too. The last
body was that of a native olicsr who was the arch
fend Of the .autny. He~was short man. with
crel face His head bsd been cut clean off his face
was half upturned, and calm. the eyes shut. / saw
no expression Of pain on aByof them. What had
been bis body fay its face the legs as usual not
shattered but all the flesh torn like cloth from sharp
angle ID the hollow Of the back, of and Off till It
merged in one mangled heap.
4 turned to the three who had been shot. One had
been struck in the heart and only bowed slowly
on his face. The others had been pstoed afterwards
through the head. All, think, however, had been
badly hit, as all were PROSTATE when ran forward to
the guns
And only nowhere was SO much more terrible
did look up to the ten white figures slowly swinging
and revolving over the scene Of blood. hope they
died quickly, but the ropes were very short.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

l1cGOWAN,S CELEBRATED PLANTA-
WI TON PuMPS.-DOUBLE-ACTING SUCTION AND
CHARGING FROM TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED TO ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS PER
HOUR SUGAR-HOuSE PUMPS; FIRE ENGINES !
PUMPS FOR CIsTERNs AND DEEP WELLS COPPER
LINED JUICE AND MOLASSES WITH BRASS BALL
VALVES; HOf WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
McGowans Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume OF water from the river
Overlooking lands supplying houses Draining
Engines small Sugar House Engines with lined Metal
Valve Pumps for juice, moasses snd forcing hot into
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps, worked by brake
capable Of throwing from 50 rs gallons minute, through
o2zle, a distance from loo to 10 feet.
Ihe engines areeach furnished with band Yheeor driving
MILL gin stands and be furnished
without pumps printing houses, houses, etc. where
ompaci and simple vertical engines desirable.
brick erection kind necessary in putting
these engines work both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections are maze.
Cincinnati, Deeemberl 1855.
Messrs. Geo. u, winchell, Bro. a Cos
Genslhe Pumpisg Engine purchased Of for Of
small shop the line the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has been in time and given perfect satisfaction.
consider pumping apparatus within knowledge
The drives besides the pumps, 30nch circular
three lahes drill press there with
IS pound the inch OF the boiler Therefore
others. Yours truly,
New Orleans ? ovember I, 1855
oehce N. o, op. and q. W. Railroad Co. !
Mr. l. Bridge SirIn your inquiry relative the
performance Of the McGowsn Pumps in upon this road
and mat among the variety Of pumps bave in USE they
Yours respectfully, A. B. sEGER Vice President.
uhscriber, sole agent here for The nAnufscfurers
le26 ISAAC BRIDGE - Msgs,ina al at
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KEEP TO THE PoISr.-Lord Tenterden had con-
tFacled 80 inyeterate habit Of keeping himself and
every body else to the precise matter in hand that
once during circuit dinner having asked country
magistrate If be would take yenison, and receiving
what he deemed an evasive reply, " Thank YOU nv
Lord am going to take boiled chicken his lord.
ship sharply retorted, That, sir is no answer to my
question: ask you again ii you will take genison,
ana will trouble you 70 say yes or no, without fur
ther piegarication."
fla ship makes eight knots an hour, how long viii
she L.ke 70 make q crochet collarl d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

MOTICE-GEoRGE W. PARKER AND SAWYER
~ HAYWARD continue associated with in the business
OF the Lou ISIANA aud FACTORS PRESSES.
JOHN HASKIN.
New Orleans, janet 1851, ssIs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

s.as STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleanst
remembered that this 18th March, 1851 before me- me
subscriber In and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. n yAn
OF the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company OF
Orleans being duly sworn according 70 law do oe
pose just and true and
correct transcript from the books OF said Company .
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. p, JANVIER Secretary.
to and before this 18th day OF March,
A. D. 1857. O. h BHADfokn
Board Of Trustees have resolved to tere OF s
per cent in outstanding certificates Of prohs
after the second Monday IN May next and have declared
scrip dividend Of THIRTY-FOUR PER CENT on the net
earned premiums Of the ending February y 1891, TOT
which certificates will be issued and after the nrst day Of
June 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, PRESIDENT
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
n. p. JAHYIER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

Vhr pih n9hoio yon Ro1s. n n Rsnarbt
{ T. S'l Se%Ssy. sSq s'i Ryfa. ES fEss5sr,
T. L e. siEt'' 4 K. Moniso@sry. 4, 6s%@acE.
g. 4 d EsS'h ES SiISS ass Fh % flf Dr.
e. & sanasS..u, g. E w. Sansa Cha. Esai,.
As $is Pitcher Ar'S''l0"' :, L. A'''alA''
T ATEINg, HITcHCocK q Co., GENERAL
II INSURANCE and COLLECTING AGENTS
Howard Fire and Marine .I I3sSranes Conn
franklin Buildings, No. "a Walnut st., Philadelphia
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Capital paid in and invested I9
Chartered Capital e"'
Insure ssan,. damage by Fire Marine and Inland
Navigation, at the lowest rates,
e.M Pos: Wa We. Lsseh, "a e + sgRs Sa.Iss
" Il k Woods 1os R hwsAitber Geo Howell UsiI'o
abP eyre Edge N9TsSB y %S EMss ss.su
yoha Lewars Herman Haupt, james z Stiles.
S SEsS1SasE ROT FI.s F F;:sS:s.
W. H. WOODS. Secretary.
New York Life Insurance Company.
. MORRIS FRANKIIS. President
PLIEY FREEMAN. ActuAry
Cash Capital 70 2ss5d rapidly .ssunalstlHs on the
Medical Examiners.
American Life Insurance and Trust Conn
pahy'
0'p''A' 0''' CHARTER PERPETUAL. ''OOVO'
JOHN C. SIMS Secretary
RIskstaksn on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES. on the
most favorable terms.
AGENCY-NO. lO4 Camp street. corner q Poydss st, New
Orleans. r. @. LATTING
fe26 ly J, 8. COPIES.
HITCHCOCK q LATTIN6;. COMMISSION. FOR
Esding Begging Rope and Produce Merchants, Corner
g. HaTTqFHS9ok' New Orleans. A "; a aAGKLaS
fe26i " 80 FTs6Efolt. Ky
IINkoS INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
CASH oAPITAI-s2sOOOO
The Union Insurance COMPANY Of New Orleans IA now pre
pared 70 take the usual FIRE, RIVER and MAINE RISKS
No. IL CAMP STREET.
This Company offers s insurers the security of Cash Capital
Of quarter 81 Million q posTs and se permits the In
fssa IS 6sslss sa p sS
prefer they receive Of TEN PER CENT in cash
An losses viii be adjusted promptly and eqgItably
JULES DoEHoNDE, Secretary G''' - N''A ''''D'"''
- pIREoToRs,
r. W. OGDEN, Of the firm OF P. Cusachs Brs. A Co.
gAkt k0RS 81 the III aIT s Of kG h Ryan
VICTOR M1fGNXU, Of the srn l q v e. Msisnau.
n. J; zuNTs, Of the hrm Of shaw 4 zuns
RoS HFE Of the firm 6s N bhRS 9Ss GSsS;
NOTICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY Of New Orleans have his day
operations and are prepared to take Fire Marine and River
DfREcToKs.
Evan J. Mccall, Martin Gordon, Jr,
y. Janison Psulin J. Martin,
oiaeF uaiiiard - - - John Eaton,
0MER GAILLARD President
scpPrppp S..-.,. GEO. W WEST, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

MACHINERY ia a CASH ARTICLE hut for good aocant
anee can grant reasonable facilities; for the RIGHT or
LIE fATENT oneourth to be paid each of the Hrst
years OF the excess the Yarns bring Gnned Cotton
propretors. ' P"N'N'VH N"ANso
Propositions from Planters may now he made and tn hro
cost Of Machinery in their particular case eT must moi omit
70 state what has been the pounds Of their cronHr
a22f 13[n Il UVN3 ~ ,rAr. A.,
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JAMES n. TELFER,
EDWARD s. AUDLER,
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
certify the foregoing be copy the original
my faith whereof grant presents
der my and the impress my seal Of office City
Of New Orleans, this l4th day Of April, 1851.
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder Mortgages parish
city Of New Orleans State Of Louisiana ceres thar the
going charter recorded this day in his office In the Book Of
Society No g. folios 55i to 900 inclusive. r. PAJAUD,
a2O Deny H4f.erordcee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06


NTOTICE-IHAvE THIS DAY SOLD TO Mr.. JAMES
heretofore held and conducted by for own account un
der the style Of Dunbar Co.. No. Il Canal street. and
recommend him 10 the patronage OF all my friends ana Gus
All those who have claims against indebted to, G. O.
Dunbar Co.. will please call upon alone al the once NO.
IA Canal street, for settlement. GEO. q. DuhBAk'
New Orleans, February IA, 1851
hTOTTCE-HAYING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
IN establishment Of G. @. Dunbar Co. No. IA Canal street
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Groeery busnsss AZ
DUNBAR co. and respectfully solicit the continued patron
Of the friends of the late house, as wen as ha my own
New Orleans February a. 1s57.-fel6 "
CHINESE SUGAR CANE -PURE UNMIxED
~ Seed fresh lot just received and for sale in lots to suit
purchasers To send conveniently by mail have Il put up in
packages each sufficient plant One Price 81 per
package 81 80 postage paid with full directions Tor
planting. Address H. W. PITkiNt AZ
HEALD, MASsIh CO.'S,
az a Csrondeet st. New Orleans.
NTOTICE-MR. CHARLES QUENTELL will be asso-
IN ciaed eth in business from date which will be
carried on hereafter under the style OF ADLbK
New Orleans, Sept. l. 1857. SEE
MIR. CHARLES II. G. STONE Is PARTNER
WI firm from this date. The business will be continued
under the name Of DUDLEY, NELSON co CO.,
New Orleans, July l, lss7.-jy2
MIR. j. M. WAGNER BECOMES THIS DAY
'''' t'' ''''. - ~, 1s1-'' KEUTGEN CO.
pEEF-SOO bbls. Evans swim . aniiy Mess for sale BY
ID JOSEPH Lands CO,
n2s 50 TehoupouIss street.
NHIskING-ONE CASE MARKED A. MFR CO. St
Itl Louis containing Machinery Any information respect
| In The same will be thankfully received By
dl0 GEO. W. HYNsoN CO., 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

certify the foregoing be copy OF the original act on
file and OF record In my Office -,
Witness hand and notaa seal at New Orleans Inns II IN
LIS. day Of November 1851. -
~ P. CHARLES CUyEILlER,
Mo Notary Public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

OFFlCE OF THE CREsCENT MUTUAL
~ INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
conformity the requirements their charter the Ores
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
msnt, via:
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending :
June totoSoo -
Amount Of unterminaed risks, July ls lS6. l3se69 Is
4oaa 600 A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages and for ePrsh
city of New Orleans cerhos t5 ACT oil cor
poraon recorded this day in his Office in Society BOOK
No. T. folios 81, 81 50 and "a.
New Orleans, November IL 1851, rr,- ,,o, ,,ze
lLsl JOHN hoLMhS
, 1858-06-04

The government Of Basic, Switzerland, has re
fused to admit the new consulate which the
French government desired to establish there.
, 1858-06-04

Judge Thompson, Of the Marine Court, New
York, decided on the 10th that negroes may be
permitted but are not entitled to seats in public
cOnvcyances, and the jury before whom q case
involving the point was tried endorsed the opin-
ion.
The number Of padpers in the New York
Alms-House was 7,542 on the Goth April.
The emigration at New York from foreign ports
for 1865 is estimated at only 10000, which is .
great falling of.
The clipper ship Sunny South arrived at New
York on April 10th, having on board several pas
sengers Of the ship John Gilpin. The latter YES
sci, while on the voyage from Honolulu for New
Bedford, and when off Cape Horn, on the 29th
Of January last at two O'Clock in the morning,
during heavy gale, struck sunken iceberg
and sprung aleak. The leak gained rapidly in
spite Of all exertions to keep the ship free by
pumping, and on the 30th she had thirteen feet
Of water in her hold. At this critical juncture,
and just as the ships company were completing
their preparations for abandoning the vesselin the
boats, the British ship Hergordshirs hove in sight,
and subsequently, rescued the passengers and
crew, iofty-6ve in number. The HerSordshirs
put into Bahia, where portion Of the Gilpins
passengers were transferred to the brig Hurri-
cane Bird, which arrived at Baltimore April 10Th.
The balance Of the passengers and part Of
the crew left Bahia in the Heretordshirs, bound
for Cork, and on the voyage fell in with the Sun.
ny South which brought them to New York.
, 1858-06-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

Our advices from Europe are to April 7th.
Lord Derby had proposed his new bill for the
government Of India to Parliament II was more
comprehensive than that Of Lord Palmerston, but
almost identical in spirit with his measure.
Both houses had adjourned for the Easter holil
days
Fifteen persons were burned to death while
asleep In house In London. The cotton mill oI
Messrs Lewis & Williams, Of Manchester, was
also burned down, and Eve hundred employees
thrown out Of work.
The biddings for the new India loan Of e5,-
oo0, 900 were opened on tho lst, and the tenders
at and above 97-the minimum price fixed by the
India House amounted ID the aggregate to "a,
100000. The new security was then negotiated
on the Stock Exchange at 90.
The revenue returns Of Great Britain for the
quarter ended on S1st ult show = decrease,
compared with the first quarter Of 1857, amount.
ing to $19,b44.l6O.
France remained tranquil, although new Sc.
cret society had been discovered, and some Of
its leading members tried and convicted. Mar.
shal Pelissier was to be entertained by Lord
COwley in Paris previous to taking his departure
for London. It was said that General Mcmahon,
with other French Crimeah officers, would &C.
company him to London, and be presented to
Queen Victoria. The political relations existing
between France and Switzerland and France and
Austria were not at al satisfactory. The Paris
Bourse was very fat and inaninate
, 1858-06-04

By the arrival at Steilacoom, on Saturday night
last, Goth ult., Of the steamer Panama, Capt W.
L. Dali, we have dates from San Francisco to
May 23d.
In the San Francisco Herald Of the 22d ult,
we find an account of horrible tragedy perpe-
trated near Oakland about the 18th ult., in which
four men were cruelty murdered by seven Mexi-
cans. 1t appears that, after having been hospi-
tably entertained and lodged in the house Of two
Frenchmen, named BOrel and Baratier, six Of the
Mexicans mounted their horses and departed,
leaving one Of their humber behind at the house
Of the Frenchmen. Shortly afterwards, Mons.
Bcrel and Baratier with two vaqueros, also left
the house; the wife of the last named French
man staying behind to attend to her household
duties. While the Frenchmen and vaquerOs were
in the feld, about noon, they were suddenly at
tackled by the six Mexicans who had departed in
the morning, and, without chance Of escape, were
all cruelty murdered. The Msxicans then Joined
their companion at the house, which they ran
sacked and plundered Of $4,000 in money and
jewelry. Mrs. Barater was allowed by the rob-
bers to escape to Oakland.
The Alta California devotes large space in
its columns to the recent gold discoveries on Fra
zer's River. 1t seems to apprehend . partial
depepulation Of California, and speculates on the
probable consequences Of the gold discovery
here.
1Nhe oovernp,eni of Rasle Sw;tSer,.nd has "a.