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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

MORTGAGE SALE OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
M sy virtue Ct cha.tc mortgages TO directed and
delivered, will expose for sale at public vendue 10 the
highest bidder th day Wednesday liza nst at iv O'clock
precisely al . Bovery large stock Of groceries consisting
and black teas OF various brands green
aud roasted coffee "a boxes Of pale and brown soap sperm
asamanne candies spices. 20 cases OF olives, large
quantity uf pickles lemons moon seed, Hour. osl meal,
cream sweet oil also. IS and casks Of brand
scotch and Irisd whskeys, Monongahet TO-.
casks port madeira and sherry vines BourS2n whskey
pipes gin. &C. also $50 cases Of Rhine wne
Hiersener CAubenheimer and Hockhener Nufs sehedam
schnapps caret brandies In and dem johns cora
Ac also is baskets ported champagne, and l0DD I'm
ported OF various brands In lots 70 suit city and coun
try dealers Aiso at N O'Clock In front OF store 5couners
standing empty kegs barrels, boxes, scales and
weights, measures, stoves, DC. u...-n,,.o .,,
L.. gxtru Attorney or MORTGAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

rlHos. yEITCH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. 10
Spruce street .sherrs sale on wednesasy, March 4,
right! title aad interest OF James T. Graves Of IN AID the
canal boat j. B. King.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

nANIEL 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER NO. 30 BROAD
way Highly important auction notce.-Positive sale
Of all the elegant ood walnut mahogany and obk furn
ure. velvet carpets mansi and pier mirrors oil paintings
dence SIS Clint place Eighth between Br Dad
and Uniyersity place. morrow Thursday March 49,
description of The goods the house I'm the basement
are suits OF OAK dining room furnsuIs compets tosetaer
ivory cutlery silver cut glass, &C. belonging TO
the family In the parcrs velvet carpets and and
three rosewood paror suits centre and side bies corner
and wall eegeres lace window drapery pier gasscs china
bronze clocks ornaments, paintings
ing secretary WORK tables easy chairs bookcases
rosewood octave piano. stool and
&c In the chambers ne assortment of carved
and mahogany bedseads bureaus stands couche
chairs carpets cribs SOFAS ten fine cu-ed hair mattresses
blankets beds aud 6et,ng ard dne ysrey Of desirable
goods mention. Descriptive catalogue
the morning sale Sale at l0s A. precisely
d. s. HOuGE. Auctioneer No. 220 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

TtHOS. yEITCH. AUCTIONEER-sTORH NO. 10 Spruce
strsetSherirs sale Of fancy goods. perumery, &c,
Wednesday March IT, 1885, 10 O'clock at the
NO 10 Spruce street. consisting Of general assortment Of
G. Wfl.y,ET Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

Cygnn6FF's Observation-Disclosures DAY, At i0k
- 6vbck, Nc corner Of Powers and Bergen strccts,
Brooklyn comprising teas sugars, spices soap candles OIL
butter lard fish liquors, segars beer pump scales aud
we,shts store hxtures &c. Ped COLE, Asc.cneers.
mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALE.-THE FOL-
lowing valuable property will be sold a. auction Al the
Merchants Erchauge the 18th Inst, by A. j. BLEECKkR,
aucopser All those three story brick houses and stores
situated on esstery side of Third avenue extending ne
feet nor, OF the corner Fifty ninth street The sale VIII
be positive ud large portion Of the purchase money mar re-
msla secured on the property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

IIENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIoNFyR. -sALEaocN NO.
III Is Nassau street supese sale q ars: ess catiHe. "a
niirre nufsctJtei by :. Ilessoir. HENRY y LkEpS
CO. VII. SCI a. auction Thursday lota and Fscay 18th
OF March at half 10 O'Clock each day tae wArercOms
GAS roatyay the entire stock high class French furniture
ccmpr sag every sr.e IN the Inc - mste Y mo artistic
and fashi0 enable style 1cgdng superb bookcase E-ef
with satin weed Cos, 50 500 Our fe-ds and cuHmers are
particularly -vet 70 examine this vsua,e soeE which Is
70 be sold 1ou. reserve a coasequs2ceo o. The Esucy OF
the building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

IIENgY ETETs J2, AUCTIoTEER
III Imucrers sale c. prime HbTa-s, German fCr-esi'
and Sluth Arnerc segsrs, cheroots, &c
HE RTs MOSS will eel on Tsur-dsy sarch II at .o'l
O'CLOCK sN,es-oc No 81 rte street. large snd
liable s,oc< o. havana German domestic and Other
segs 81 various b-s-ds the usual Assortment. q pack
direc. frc the importers.
The above sale IL wen worthy the seron or city cad oouu
trade ese-y L.: VIII be perempor.y sold fcr cash %
the liPl bdde-.
Catalogues SAM will be reaty ear.y m1r;cg OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

y wELIEs NICHOLS. AUCTIOSEFR EZRA LUDLOW
". jR Co will SCI Ibis day at IL clock at their sales
p Pine street large assortment OF light wagons
with and without tops, Germantown rooxaways,a heiutul
article of every variety saddles bird &c. A.
O'Clock splsr lii black years old ibis spring stylish
driver fne ssdd ls hsuds high warranted sound
and kind in every respect and tsct minutes Also
young arow mare asou i5 saads high kim aud gentle IN
all harness. speldd saddle for lady fast and
warranted perfectly sound Also light wagon. sfe by
Dusertery pa1 D:ser, nearly Als1 second eard
light buggy and second hare single harness. also saddle
brides an nringaes. Asoa set OF ssge harness made
In superior sye eegsa Tot robe aid blankets Also
fanth,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

(NARD 10 TIE PUBLIC.
~ wooDs BUILDINGS. 5si AND So BROADWAY
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing 20 the pubic
That the entrance Csy and Woods Minstrel Hall
extensive alterations whereby the means
OF will be superior in amplitude. u Ia certain
bst this pecsuon will insure the safely OF the largest an
dience IN any emergency lhst the ns on ms esnonsn-
be for the closing unusual
involving The entire Of talent viii be presented at
" eopcning Monday NEXT, March AZ W. WOOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17
r OLA NoNrEz AND HER FANCIES

r OLA NoNTEz AND HER FANCIES.
IL Mr. JoBsoN, author the History Of The French Revo.
luton having released from Edridge street ia, 10
which was consigned for pretended contempt Of
growing out Mon'ef will lecture the sub
feet on Thursday evening March ~ st O'Clock At the suy
yessn Hail. 6s? RrosswsS pcoss Vpsa ~, Adpssan y
cans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

ca DENY OF NUsIo,-THR HU0UEu0rS
IA Eese, and Sole Director U-Ena1
ADMrsIor-OEZ DotdA TO All Paws.
Reserved ses - and q 60 sccordinE 10 iocaioo PanEH
circle 70 cents; Amp5hestre y ceuts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

IIESRY Il. LEEDS UCFIoEEyR-sALEsRocx q
II Nassau street -4ENRY Ii. LEEDS co. will sell AZ
WecIesiay, March H. at O'clock a; Tie sales
room IS Nassau street. ancient and modern oil paintings EN-
bracing landscapes winter Marie pieces frvt
piecesasncng which may be found the works os Esrwck
NalnteEy Biti Marine freeman ra,brsnche, Du srdln
O equal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

TAMFs ~ MILLER, AUCTIoTEER-cFr1CE siNA-n.
81 en- ispe-fcis wsnbstsn square md Central parry
Seyeu.T sixth seTsr.h st-sci1 and
on aad be.Yetn Eigsta Ninth aud TENN syenrsiIes ".
MILLER VT. se nj atc,on Thursjs5 March II s IL cccck
A. ne pe-eh.ns Fxchanrs eiRhtgone valuable bulldog
lots o. Seventy 6h. seventy Ivth and Severn ssvertG
streets, alc between Eisata. rinta and 1cnta
and ssn1stsl slus-e an Central parx, bectg1e
TO Leonard ard Valentine Kirby. Sale positive. six. per
cen, rensl1 bccd aud mortgage Fer zG par
ucula-s IL I'irs a. tae lice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

m GOLDSMITH AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON THU Rs.
day March 49, al l0l o'clock precisely AT Ill West Ele
venth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues all the elegant
rosewood mahogany and walnut furniture in the above
house Catalogues will be at the house. deposit will be
required of all purchasers The parior furniture consists of
splendid pearl kes ed octave piano. amagnic
ment and fully warranted two suits of elegant rosewood
paor furniture pieces EACH carved rosewood marble
tables side and tables marble etc
ceres ladies' ecrtores oval mirrors reception casirs
Turkish chairs oil paintings Brussels carpets
tsns rich painted shsdes msnel and ornaments &C
Chamber frntureSuperb carved rosewood bedseads bu
reaus washsands COMEDIES mahogany hair aud spring
mattresses holsters and pillows toilet sets mante clocks
mirrors shades &c rocking end chairs, and general
assortment of chamber furniture Dining room-Sold oak
table, walnut dining tables French china sets
cutlery; silver ptatec such spoons
cssors dinner and tea plates &c seat chsrs carpet
ings hall hat stand &C. Catalogues al the sale which viii be
without regard 90 weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17
AMUSEMUHTu.

DvxTOh's NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY.
ID sTA4TilsG NOVELTY. s..
WEDNESDAY. March IA and orig nal DRAMA called
The MCRMChS:
On iLrx HALT IAxE CIV,
writes TO exhibit practical OF the actual and exciting
dotrgs OF the MormoDs in their hrmeshe policy OF heir
rulers their connection with the Indians hostility &c the fede
raj government the workings Of their peculiar domestic IN
stions suferngs OF the wives and ohi,dr en-
public rcmonies and yate habits and with an
interesting story OF American cmgrants and tbs Assassna
NEW SCENERY
from actual views. will illustrate the piece.
TIE BEST TALENT ON THE STAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

HOUSES TO BE- SOLD AT AUCTIOy-P0siT-vEsA SAFE
II u-:e- foreclosure.
For- three story rnladelphs brick fort houses tie
south else President street hundred AID atty 2N fee.
az n5a stree IN block Of ge!yc hcvaes viii be
sod aucO- the oh DAY Of Mh-c. sss A. IL 6occs az
Montague Hail B,cokiyr. For further ,:ornat epr. 40
50 William street room Is n. \.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

L,og NEwBURg-THE STEAMER CALEDONIA.
Capt r. Whrdrop, will leave from the foo; OF Warren
street Thursday afternoon, March IS 1853 Al O'Clock.
Returning will leave Ncwburg Friday March 10 at clock
i. M For freight passage apply on board.
HUDSON RIVER RAIIROAD-ExPRBRs TRAINS
f~ Albany and Troy ssappins principal stations
EosnE wit, Western aud northern usns leave Chambers
A. r. SMITH. Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

DY s. DRAPER.
ID C50O0 second mortgage bonds o. the Central Railroad
Company Of New Jeruey Wednesday, March AZ ia
O'Clock at the Merchan ExchAage by order OF GEORGE
8. ROBBINS 4 SON. 49, .
Thess bonds takea the present holder a. the Time
of their issue two since for investment me Ne~
Jersey Central Company has never failed " meet
It's engazements u las lnshed road 43 miles Of which
double track with six rails Il has constantly increasing
business and prospects equal to tnse OF any roso IN The
country Is bseyedtaat these bonds are worthy The alter
ton Of capitalists. 49,.
The capital stock SSWVUU
bonds.
DY IRVING 4 WATKINS, WIN. IRVING, AUCTION.
ID eern Thursday March Is. n IL O'Clock at No Pine
part Of hs stock Broadway wine fruit and
Msrel Pinet Csston Co. Ieger FrArss and champagne
cognac brandy very old Amonlado psie and Burden
and Duff Gordon golden saeres; Croft Co., Naente Co.,
Kingston Sons L. D. ports chsmpsgaes, esrets hooks
Jamaica via Lon don docks Also lot Of superior
Scotch Irish and Bourbon whskeys sardnes assorted
brandy fruits &c, 81. Also. stock OF Havana segars
selected for retail trade Goods positively in the stoe ready
for delivery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

"A Valuable Brooklyn property
BY COLE ChilsON, Merchants Exchange,
"Wednesday, March II, 1858.
g lots 25xloO, on Reed avenue;
lots 25xl0O, Dexalb avenue
lots 25xlOO, korciusko avenue.
Tss valuable property embraces the entire front on Re-
avenue, with the adjoining lots kosciusko and Deka
avenues. Sale pereriptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

W eusT, AUCfTosEFa.
81. y W. HUM W. sell this DAY =, i0L O'Clock al he
No. 50 Nassa street desirable u
Household furni!ure,
Carpets, m.rrcrs o-slota crocserg,
Cr,le-y, chaa ware &c &C.
Also ne ascrnea. OF oil paintings, faacy gVcts silver
plated ware, glassware SC, &c.
sale without reserve Catalogues now really
ToHE IEVrSOS, AUCTIONFER.-SPECTAL sALS OF
81 oil psinnrsA choice collection b. native artists all
richly mounted sold auction this commencing
los o'clock a, c2 Broadway Catalogues The store.
TOpN TFv1SOT. AUCTrOTFER WILL SILL AT kUC-
81 ton this evening AZ clock. NJ 615 Broadway large
collection Of tine oil paintings books engraving &c. Sale
positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

A UCTION NOTICE HANDSOME DIAMOND AND FINE
IA gold jewelry, splendid gold and silver watches
SAMUEL USGOOD CO., aHctioneers will sell this day,
Wednesday Of O'Clock. at their store 81 Nassau by
order of H. FARlNGTON the balance of the stock Of Jew
elry removed from the Sixth avenue for sale
In the lot will be found gold watches for la
dies and gentlemen fine Is carat gold for ladies'
full suits OF canoes, &c. Particulars catalogues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

UCTI0k UNDERGRADUATES BROWN, AUCrIOHEER.
IA Extensive sale Of and second hand furniture
pes. mirrors, oil paintings, &C., &c, by COMPTON &
BROWN this wednesday, morning. AT l01s O'Clock, at
saieaoom 3s Corandt street. positive sale of rosewood
mahogany parlor SUITS parl0r SOFAS card and
pier tables etegeres bookcases chairs variety cham
Der furniture in suits of solid oak mahogany and rosewood
bedsteads bureaus washaods wardrobes hair and spring
IN ,:tresses &C. oil paintings silver plated ware. cutlery
French china fancy goods Also lot of carpetngs
aud various articles numerou, to mention. Full parcu
lars In catalogues morning Of sale. N B-Goods for
shipment carefully packed on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

A UCTIoN SALE THIs DAY, AT lOi6 O'CLOCK, AT I'll
"A Bowery by q. LEYIE, suctioneer Household turni
ture sofas tables chairs, bureau bedsesds fine toned
piano oil paintings engravings &C. Evening sale
O'Clock books, oil paintings, engrsvngs, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

VNM II. FRANKLIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w lots on Sixteenth Seventeenth 10th streets
Bovery nj auction.-wM h. fKANkllN viii sell at auc
Thursday March 49, NJ II O'Clock the Merchants
Exchange the following desirable losOn sixteenth
Three the north side of sixteenth 1872 feet
avenue L. Seventeenth street-Three lots
sde Of Seventeenth street S feet west Of b. ON
10th sreeThree lots the south side of 10th street l6i
feet of A New BoweryThat valuable lot
the northeaserly side Of Bowery about y feet south
westerly from James Fog maps and further psrcu
lara apply at the office Of the auctoneer No Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

WILLIAM WRITER'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL.
w this day at O'Clock. al Ash Canal street large and
desirable assortment of Penee household furniture &c
sSeIt-y three ply Brussels and other carpets hall oil
ootis large pier and other glasses paintings, curtains
aud other tables, bookcase ward
robe soss. sofa bedsteads rocking easy and spring seat
chas; yases hat racks door mats. mahogany and
bedseadE spring hair and other mattresses feather
beds aud bedding marble top dressing bureaus and wash
stands toilet couches chairs dining and kitch
furniture &C extension table, china glass &C washubs,
ras &C. sui.sbl lie for families and others Sale positive.
WM Writer'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, on
w Thursday Al l0s O'Clock at 500 Ninth ssyenre all the
furniture of family breaking housekeeping. consisting
a fall Assor. en families others Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

UCTION E0TICE.-LAROE SALE OF NEW AND
"A second hand rosewood and mahogany parlos and bed
furniture, Brussels and three ply carpets
NJ DOUGHTY Auctioneer.
VIII sell morrow Thursday Al l0l O'Clock, al ssesroo
10 Nassau street,
large varied assortment second hand furniture
saesroom for convenience of SALE consisting
OF richly carved rosewood parlor sus IN broca
tel Brussels and three ply carpets mahogany aud rosewood
marble centre side tables lounges bureaus
wshsnds toilet SETS bedsleads hair mattresses pa
feather beds wsrdrcbes Also line of fine oil paint
fngs by Coates Also. baskets of Helseck champagne
wine Also Avery patent sewing machine.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-21

OREGON NOT ADMITTED.-The House Of Rep
resentatives refused to pass the Senate bill to
admit Oregon into the Union. The reason as
sigued for this refusal is that the population Of
the Territory is not sufficient TO entitle her to
be admitted as State. At the previous ses-
sion of Congress bill was passed, inviting the
people of Oregon to frame a Constitution and
come into the Union as an independent State.
The people went on in good faith, under the
provisions of the bill, framed their Constitution.
elected officers under 1t, and now they are told
that their population 10 insufficient to entitle
them TO admission, and on this ground the ap-
plicatioa Is denied.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-21

ANOTHER SPLIT.-A joint Democratic Con-
vention, to nominate q candidate for Senator.
OF the counties of Mariposa, Merced, and Tu-
lare, was held last week. The aspirants for
Senator were A. Merritt and Phil. Herbert.
When the friends Of Herbert found that they
were in minority, they seeded from the reg
ular Convention, organized separately, and
nominated him for the position. The asprants
are both administration men. The delegates
from Mariposa county have also sent double
delegation to the State Convention. The Dem
Ocrat aud Gazette support Merritt aud the Star ii
is said will support Herbert
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-21

SECRETARY CoBB ON AFRICAN ExI0RAruoS.-t.
the Charleston papers We tiud long le tier frora
Hon. Howell Cobb. Secretary of the Treasur,
III reply to an application from LaIitte L ca
merchants OF that city, for clearance for
vessel from Charleston for the coast of Alries
for the purpose OF taking on board African
emigrants, in accordance with the emgraD,
passenger laws. and returning with the saUe ;,
the United States" Mr.. Cobb says if Tho NJ"
pose of Latilte Il Co. is 10 import Africans rD =.
be disposed of as slaves, or to be bound to lsh".
or service, such importation would be clsar,"
in violation Of the laws; and TO believ. ,h.,
there is bona fde purpose on the part of MessrS
LATTE Il Co. To bring African emigrants 10 ,h;,
country to enjoy the rights and priyleoes ~, 20
fl eemen. would require an amount of crednl;,n
tat would justly subject the person SO bs.Ii"S'
ing TO the charge OF mental imbecty. Ia
itte q Co.'s purpose, Mr. Cobb believes to y.
All attempt to evade the laws of the cou,,rr
OIL the subject of African importation. and ts
ius,ructs the Collector of Charleston TO refuss
the clearance.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-21

THE RIGHT or SEARCH.-The late news from
England indicate that no serious difficulty will
occur between the United States and Great Dri-
tain, growing out of the outrages in the Gulf
Of Mexico upon American vessels. In answer
TO the communications Of our Government, the
British Ministry have replied, that if such oc-
currences have taken place, as alleged, they
would be re garded with the greatest regret by
Her Msjesty's government. aud that on imme-
date and careful investigation should be made
Of them. This answer will have tendency to
allay the excitement throughout the Union,
and give the two governments IN opportunity
to negotiate upon the right Of search question.
Great Britain is evidently averse to getting up
war with the United States, and in the negc-
tiatiOns which will follow, she will probably
surrender the assumed right of overhanling
American vessels. 1t is much to be regretted
that our government did not give orders for the
capture of some of the piratical cruisers. as
that was the only course to get even. An apol-
Ogy for the outrages is but poor satisfaction.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-21

SACRAMENTO CENTRAL CoMMITTEE-The Dem
ocratic County Committee of Sacramento met
on Saturday last for the purpose of calling
County Convention. The Committee it seems
was composed of five Lecompton and seven
Douglas Democrats. A resolution was adopted
allowing all Democrats who endorsed the Gin
cinnati platform to vote at the primary election.
This resolution did not suit the purposes of the
Lecomptonites, and they withdrew and called
a separate election. The result will be that
two County Conventions win be held in that
county, and consequently two delegations will
he sent to the State Convention. The Popular
Sovereignty Convention is to he held on the
29th inst. and the Lecompton on the 3lst. The
Lecompton men remained in the meeting until
all the business was transacted. and then with
drew.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-21

BUTTE COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-The Democratic
Convention Of Butte county was held on the
18th inst. The following nominations were
made For Assembly, II. ]. Morrison, II. Il.
Mighels; for Assessor, d. A. Brown: School
Superintendent, II. A. Castor; Coroner DR.. J..
O'Brien. Resolutions were passed re-afirmng
the Cincinnati platform, and endorsing Doug
delegates representing the views of majority
Of the Convention were elected to the State
Convention.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-21

OREGON.-The steamer Columbia, arrived
from Portland on Saturday evening, with Ore
gon dates TO the 10TH The Oregon State Leg
islatare met June 5th, and organized by elect
ing Luther ElkIus. President Of the Senate and
Mr.. T'Vault, Speaker of the House. On the
9th inst. Joseph Lane and Delazon Smith, were
elected U. S. Senators, having been previously
nominated in caucus.
Troops were beins collected at the Dalles, for
the purpose of taking the field against the Indi-
aus. We have accounts of q party of miners,
who went through the Yakima country. getting
into difficulty with the Indians. in which two
OF their number. and fifteen Indians were kill
ed. The latter were driven off.
The Columbia brought one hundred and ses-
enty ounces of dust. said to have come from the
Shuswap mines.