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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

Late arrivals from Oregon confirm the re-
ports of the new and rich gold mines recently
di,covercd on Frazer and Thompson rivers,
say our exchanges We are not very credu-
lOus. We have distinct recollection Of the
Gold Lake, Kern River and Russian river
humbugs Of by gone days, and place no con-
hdencC in the reports brought by interested
parties from Washington Territory. Such
reports are generally started by capitalists to
fleece the unsuspecting. Miners that are
making common wages in California had bet
ter remain where they are, work steadily and
save their earnings, instead Of starting in pur'
suit Of imaginary "new and rich gold mines"
Oregon merchants, spectators and Proprietors
Of worthless steamships or sail vessels, are
not unwilling to deceive the miners Of Cali
foi mia, provided they can induce them to take
a trip to Washington Territory in search Of
reported new mines. If the diggingS arc as
rich and extensive rs they are reported to be,
It will be time enough TO start for them when
we receive reliaLLe information with regard
TO them from disintcrcsted parties. Disap.
pointment and regret we are satisfied, await
oil who start in scare Of the new mines
Past experience admoniShcs LIS not to placc
confidence in reports Of new diggings IN
remote region. They have almost invariably
proved false.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
To CapitaliEtR..

gv1ur h..,h.y vshpR 10 10 70 the Atlantic OGAtos VIII
dIspose Of the BRIDGE tho South Fork Of IAO
EmeFcsn River on the road leading nom PlAceFve -
fsorsetovn Il 10 the only BBidEe between colo@a asA
CutoG the only covered Bridge he TvsS
II M BE- sold on most reasonable terms, and wl prove
good investment for the purchaser.
Apply 70 l.. D. H0EK1Ns PiaesTviIe. Or . che ~.
dsfsIgned ct the Bridge. I'll 090A0k
Chill Bar Bridge, May lot, 1853.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

This Il great country and We are giO-
Tions peOple," said the philosophical Franklin
- centuries agO-ths freest, hapPie~t, Gun.
ningesA jRdependsndest on the face Of Gods
broad earth; but we diSdain to bragg We
are modest, very; and - "merit seeks con.
csalQent" we shall nOt--Othsrs may, We
grant them the exclusive privilege-bOaSt Of
our TREMENDOUS influence, or Of the many
swindling bills We we're instrumental, uncOn
SciO0sly however, in defeating, OF Of the judi.
ciOus advice we gave our representatives. or
Of the veto messages We induced Gov. Weller
to write, or Of preventing him rom making
bad appointments, or Of writing Tom. Will
Jams legal opinions. or Of regulating the Sec.
rotary Of States Office, or Of making ugly 10.
Walkup preserve order In that disordsrly
body over which he presided with so much
dignity, or Of teaching Speaker whitcsideS
parliamentary rules, or Of furnishing De Long,
StrattOn, Neblett and Briggs with ideas, or of
"expOunding the Constitution" to Uncle TAFT.
man, or Of giving aid and comfort" to Sam.
Merritt, Jno. c. Burch, jim. Anderson, DR.
Hamm, Baker, johnson, Dickinson, DR.. Italia.
fsrro. DR.. Ketchum and others, or of "smiling"
occasionally, only occasionally, with Buck
Lewis, Berry, Coulter, Hart, the two Fcrgs.,
GHfhth, "UncIe Gregory" lean Grant and
TAT Pacheco, or Of inStructing Az ES.ell and
Frank Denver how to carry primary elections,
when Head thing amt dead thing, or Of
explaining the Kansas imbrogliO to Dave Ter.
~, or Of initiating Gen. McDougall and Joe.
Baldwin into the mysteries of fammauy tAc.
tics, or Of teaching Gen. Addison SCOTS drill.
That We did all az stated above in fact that
Weller knows, Fornan is ready to ear to-
he rarely swcars-nnd Ilardcnburg was all
eyewitness Of, but VIC don't want il known.
II would injurc our reputation we're it to be.
come public. Well-wc are at home, vita
our own people, with whom We have lived
long and happily, and for whom we entertain
the kindest feclings-when thrg agree NTH US,
and when they don't, it is q mixed question.
Contrary to reason aud expectation, contrary
to our wishes and feelings, contrary to the kind
advice of old friends, We returned to our old
home without-wcll, we didnt-nW ced.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

Ancient Order 81 KAigAtAOsA S9tAo Arb.
ID IeINo SUN ARK will meet on Thursday Dvsaines, 81
III the Temperance Hall In Upper HacoFvlke. All
Brothers IN good standing are invited to attend.
L. ,. HOPKINS. ". 4. C.R.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

Coon AcT.--ThO Virginia Legislature, pre-.
viouS to its late adjournment, voted a gold
medal to the widow Of the late Lieut.. Ilern.
don. commander Of tho Inflated Central
Americn
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

Col. DICKINSON, our able and indefatigabis
Senator, arrived in our city on Tuesday even
ing, and was warmly welcomed home by his
constituents. He served US we'll and faithful.
ly, and iSconstituents fully indorse his course.
The other members of our Delegation have
not yet visited Us.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
Wistar'o Balsam Of wild Chorrp.

FrO@ ~ PvtHetpaI q az FrodOHtS ~. ~ SsHtsSTV.
TRsDoNA. July ~.
De- ssTu " VovLEA-DsAa STA :-Trom NJ ySsih ! have
been subject 70 lung complaints In February laS took
Geld, cough set In eHpeetSraied freely bst The @sseD
RAISED from the unRS Indicated disease 6sspy OSaee1.
Two three physicians kindly sent tAeiS neAei1oaS
Witch have htsn very smeisnt In caring eosg ~ snY
failed TO reach my ease In the latter PaTt u Aph Nh
home intending 10 travel while. and Pooshe. eoGaDo
By that means from present danGeT. when ITeeehe3
Buffalo my cough considerably aggravated. AtsoA
there advised 70 try the Bda1N, n WIZ Cherry bse
told him had swallowed medelne enough. NJ nsze
day ny TFehd urged I6e ARain 70 w " DostW WboMe
and 81 p. ~. was willing 70 Try anything, t IoOe0AeA
constantly procured q bottle, dTank ~ H. eoAtinueA
taking from that bottle week. and VAen TIE Daloas
my cough and pains gene, and have AOs
cOughed since.
Respectfully your.
p 4. REDIN0T0N.
None genuine unless signed J. Dutts - he vTaDpsv.
esih ". VOvIe Co, lSs wAshingtOA D., BOSaOa, Pre-.
pFietOrs Sold BY their agents sveryuh<Te.
Sold BY Henry Johnson Co. Wholesale DTuggStS. SO
wasA0EtoO street, San HASeiOso. ss agsDtS S tAs Pa
chc cuAN.
-CIIAS- n PETITE, Agent fOF E1aesssins- 4 81
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

SvRs CURu ron Cou0H. wistars Balsam Of
Wild Cherry 10 pleasant to the taste, and seldom
fails to effect ASpeedy cure Of every species Of throat
and lung diseases. II Is . scientific preparation,
skIlfullv compounded.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
Dissolution Notice.

TTNHE CoPARTNERsHIPh heretofore e1istisg betwsss
i HAKKIS 4 LIVINGSTON. 10 fFo@ tAis date diS-
solved. 4. HARRIS,
~. LlvINCeTON.
~ B.-S. HARRIS viii continue the hSsiHsOs 81 The
old stand and sill constantly hep hanA eS0a
AssOrtms nj Of GIG AIRS. TOBACCO, BOOKS. STATIoN.
Ely, PLAYING CAkDS, CANDIES. FRUITS. Ets.
apT2s ~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
oxyRnated Bitters.

The following letter, from Wellknovn Architect 81
MentFsa, speaks volumes In favor Of the 0XY0ENATHD
BITTER1, medicine for those whOss OeeuDatSnS
Of . Ss6snGAEy nature.
MONTREAL, Nov. -, 1854.
h OSaafmsa ~ AN happy TO be able TO send yea ~
tss9osy In favor Of the OxyEsDattd BteTS and lntsS1.
ed 70 70 have done before th but have been pTeveStsA
By pToIessional engagements.
feel great pleasure In meDdIng 70 81 SassTag
fFom imperfect digestion, headache, aeidy, any
deTangsmen Of the stomach from WhIeh have Ss0sSEsA
very severely HpsrGrdS Of frsufy tedrO HFO0 the
conmendaton Of 81 my friends, induced - W
bottle and And myself much bene y Ne zee,
that do not think neeeSSaTy 10 continue sny further.
You may ths 0enusnsn, ~ you think proper, aSA
permit me 10 remain,
YOurs, very truly,
JOHN ATKINSON.
seth ". Hovis Co.. l0s WashngtOB o., Besesa Pre-
pEIsOTS. Sold b. their agenIs everywhere.
Sold By HsnTy yOhnSOn Co. Wholesale Druggists, yeS
washngtou street, San Franchise sole Sgsns SsS SAs Pc
cIAe coast
CnAs. .. PETIT. Agent frr Plaesrvlls.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that l. the undersigned OwnsF
IN Of the Toll fridge Weber Greek knOS the
"wehbeF Greek Bridge Lower Crossing will the Oh Of
July next. thereafter be heard Apply y
the Hon. the Beard OF Supervisors Of n Dorado Coanty,
ae Of California for renewal Of ny License TO keeR saA
Toll Bridge. GEORGE OUT.
Nav lat le50-llm1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

cHAs. =. PETIT has the largest bes. ssS
eheapes. stock Of Drugs. Paints and WhdOu Glass In n
Dorseo County Read Ills advertisements In another col.
umno
CHAS. u. PETTIT is AUENT fOf all the lad.
ing Patent Medicines Of the day receives them direct ron
the Proprsto and warrants every package sold 81 ~
store, Pure, Fresh and Genuine.
San FFanelseO AGent.-MT. L. p FISHER,
I71 Washington Street UP stairS nearly opposite Ma
CURES Opera House. only authorized agent for AaA
Francisco.
GEO. n. LOVEGROVE, at the "tnIOn Beck
BsoFe" 81 Street, authorized ASSnS iSr naeFa@sH'
TO City All orders for advertising left with him, wi ~
promptly TENDED 10.
Dr. l.. ,. c1aP&ay.--In another column Of THE
paper viii be found the advertisement Of L. J. czAPKAY,
H. o. The Doctors testimonial Of such ehaEaetsF
10 Justify u in commencing him to public eOnsIdsratiOa
gssslsaas and physician, and Who s In every Wsy
qusllAed for the faithful performance Of his promises.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

LLPEReONe having Claims, DeAts o. BsnaSA
err the undersigned Administrator a law oes Il
Thomas H. HeWe0, Of Main and caldma streets.
PiaeervIIe, n Dorado County, CAltINUAh, within Osa
months after the date Of this notice. - SUcA 0ms deAs
and demands viii be forever bArrrd AZ lGWY
CHARLU q ADDOT, "a
PssssrvTla, Nay Ia. iSOs.-ttvI,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

REnEDY ToR DYsPEPsIA.--The OxvgenateC
BittOrs have been tested BY scientific men. ant
proved to combine the most valuable tonic proper
ties Being free from alcohol reaction Is suffered
bv the most delicate constitutions.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

WEIGHTS AND MEAsuREs-.Thc new law
amendatory TO the law Of 1850 in relation To
weights and measures, has been approved by
Gov. Weller. Under it the Secretary Of State
is made er.ctIeiO State Scalcr Of Weights and
Measures lie may appoint deputies, one for
each county, TO hold their Office for two years.
The county is required to furnish the deputy
complete standard Of Weights and Measures,
in accordance with that established by the
United States. 1t Is made the duty Of the
Secretary Of State TO examine and certify to
the standard. AS section three is Of impor.
tancc, we quote it in full for the benefit Of our
merchants. 1t Is as 70 lows:
SEC. 8. All PERSONS using my weights, measures,
or beams, by which any commodity or article nf
trade or iTaiic II weighed measured, shall have
the certified To bv the Deputy, or County Seal
or. at least once each year And my person here
after using amy such weights, measures, or beams,
not comfortable 10 the standard Of the county III
which such weights, measures, or beams Hre used
or without having such weights, measures, or
beams first certified to aforesaid, shall be liable
TO criminal prosecution therefor, and, upon con
vlction, shall be fined in my sum not less than
twenty-five nor more than two hundred dollars Tor
each and every offence. Sand lines shall lie paid to
the County Treasurer for county purposes.
The County ScalcrS arc required to report
all iniractons Of the law to the District Atto'.
ney, who must prosecute forthwith. At any
time in the day time the SeNlers are empow
cred to inspect. Should any one refuse to
submit to such inspection, the offender sub.
jccts himself to the penalties in the above sec
ton. The Secretary Of State has not yet
made his appointments wO learn that he
will do so at an carly day.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

The ASS ,mby. IN Friday, passed the bill t"
appropriate $4,000 for the purpose Of dig.
ging artcSan wells on the desert Of the Colo
RADIO.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
Notice TO Holders Of Ia Dorado &c.
Warrants.


COUNTY TAHAsrAH1h CvIICH,
May let, les.
IL peTsonS holding said Warrant, TsgiSIsTrd upon
the General County kuud, VI the following nunOeFs
aud TeEiStTy hereby noIhed TO present the same
for pa asnL, ~ the County ITSaSaTrTS Once, within
s1iy Gays from this date the money will Be applied
10 the payment Of Warrants neat In order Of Fegnty
IN accordance with Act Of the Legislature, approved
March 81, ISS7. The interest ~Il be sI0ppSd On sad
Warrants amer this date. \. ID. fAkA,
County ITeasuTsT Of II Dorado Co., Cal
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

Glenn, indicted for the murder Of Brabokcr,
in San Joaquin county, Was tried In Stockton,
on Monday and acquitted.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

THE FRAZER RIVER MINES. caution the
crcdulous not to believe the reports that arc
in circulation with regard to the marvellous
richness Of these mines. If they are notwhol.
ly untrue they arc at least greatly cxaggcia-
ted, and this the poor dupcs who start in
search of them will find to th,irsOrrow. Let
tiers have been received in San Francisco, from
reliable sources, cautioning people not to be-
licvc in the gold stories. A correspondent Of
the AhG writes MS follows
| have returned from the mines on Frazer river
Thousand Of miners have suffered untold horrors
in going I" keurn river and assure you that here
is less gold in the new humbug than there. ! am
An old miner worked four years in the Culiior
mia mines, and l would rather take any If them
that hus been worked over than a the Frazer river
country. Ii has been my lot to fun after humbugS.
all my life, and the trip up here is the most foolish
Of them all. Kern river not excepted.
The above is the evidence Of an old miner,
who has tested them, knows their value, and
speaks from actual experience and observation.
What he says may be relied upon, and the
miners Of California should reflect before
they start upon wild goose chase.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

MARRUED-M the Forrest MTIs on the SSth ult
By Rev. Mr.. Caldwell Mr. HEIsSER eTEvEzs and MEa MAI
B. WoosIEa al Of this County
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

MINIS CRioN TnAcT eocIETv-A regular monthly meet
ing Of this Society will be held In the Pesbytean Churel
Of this city, Monday evening May ID. at ~ O'clock
which occasion the Rev n Settle will deliver an I'D
STeSs The public are invited 10 attend.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

N-&EMwunAnU-1Assso as" are rapidly increasing
49, Vlo1iv. o. Wednesday evening last Upp-y Pa
oV DiVon initiated Ak gsntismSn into the mysteries
aoo osdaB, and dz prepesaoas vss AAnesa H.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
Congtable's Sale,

DY vtnS Of Executions Issued out Of the Offices Of VIM
ID O. DAvs and John Bush Justices Of the Peace for
PAceTvlle Township, Dorado County and State OF CALI
foFna. follows 70 vk One lsSued By W. O. Davis Jus.
ice 90 aioresald. IN favor Of W. LLOYD and against
JAMES CARSON for the sum Of Forty Eight t5IOO Dol.
lars, debt and Sixteen Dollars Of suit and accrung
and also the following Issued BY John Bush Justice
80 Aforesaid. to Wit: In favor Of W. 8. CLARK and
against JAMES CARSON for the sum Of Two Hundred
Dollars debt, and Four and 9OlO0 Of cult and &C.
erulDg costs aHo, In favor Of the said Chart and
against the said James Carson for the Of One Hun
dred and Ninety and 70 100 Dollars debt and Four
and 1olO0 Dollars costs Of suit, and accrung costs,
have levied on Nil the right tile interest and claim Of the
said James Carson Of 10 aud the following described
property, situated Reservoir Till, In HaceFVe Town.
ship, County and State Aforesaid 10 VIII certain Tunnel
Mining Claim known ~ the Pennsylvania Tunnel" boun
ded on the North By Big Canon the West BY the Min.
eral Point CaimS" and the South and East By the
WOLVERINE Tunnel which will expose sale ct oulcry,
ne Court House In the City Of PAcervs, to the high
sst bidder, for cash, on the
Gath Day Of May, A. D. 1859,
J. D. VAN EATON. Constable.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

e. Josu Of .go. o." has our thaaLs for package"
9V1o1as ON Heck. George famous for Keeping good
tAIaOs. Try him.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

Rv Ma ssTLs will preach The Court House tomOr.
Sunday morning Ssd SvSAIng. a. the usual hears
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

~ms Beard StsupsrvssU Vim ssss 81 he csurt
USaSo 90 N0aday Bexs.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-29

defend her institutions, and tho persons
and property of her citizens, in her own
limits atieast, that would aeither feel,
nor botray any fear, if felt, which
would repel lawful immigration and set
Element, That State must be weak, in
deed, which would, from mere apprehen-
sion, arrest tho progress of her develop
mcnt lest she could not preserve her peace,
protect her persons aud property, aud en-.
force her laws. have no fear, therefore,
that any emigration scheme Intended TO
affect Virginia, can cndanger either her
honor, her rights, her possessions or her
peace in her own limits.
No matter what may be the newspaper
rumors, however calculated to alarm the
timid or to excite the excitable, or to add
fuel to the fires Of agitation, my counsel
is calmly to invite settlers to our lands, to
offer thcm every facility and favor of good
neighborhood; to give them all the pro-
lection OF peace; to encourage them in in
crcasing plenty, by multiplying the hands
and rocations of labor--and to allow them
to abide with US under our laws so long
IA they viii obey those laws, and respect
all rights un2er them Indeed know Of
Ino laws, State ar federal, Which do not re-
quiro this rule to be observed towards all
Immigrants of god behavior The right
to remove from ono STATE aud to settle in
another, complying with the. laws, is a
reciprocal rights of the cit'zeus of the
respective States, under the Constitution
OF the United States. Why not >almly
wait, then, for he fact, as it may a.isey
If the act aud the intent Of Immigration
shall manifest themselves TO be unlawful,
we have the power to enforce tho laws;
and if lawful, we ought to encourage set
Element, and are bound to extend protec-
ton to innocent and lawful immigrants.
At all events, let III be manly in our ac-
ton, and not move from the promptings
of nero apprehension and fears.
These are briefly my views, and am
grateful to you for the opportunity of call
ing them forth. Yours, truly, .w "a
E.Ea. HENRY A. WISE.
Hon. ALBERT e. JENKINS. e.. a..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-29
prosecution Of their hostile plans a.
gainst nations with which We are at
! peace.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Gen. Scott will leave forcC California
on the 9th of Febreary, not to lead
the army, or organizes new movement
immediately, but to be prepared for
embodying the militia Of California for
action IN case the President should de-
clare Utah in u State of rebellion as
Is now contemplated.
It is thought that this movement
and especially Gen. SCOTS presence,
will deter, the Mormons, and be favor
able to a qualification. nf H{i
( The whole military force now in
Kansas will move forward to Utah as
early in the Spring as possible, led by
the. advance detachment from Fort
Laramie. 1t is thought here that they
will be able to reach Salt Lake by the
middle of June, in defiance Of all OBJ.
stacles. "ff #E .... -.
Mr.. Hughes, late editor Of the Rich
mond Examiner, is to assume the cdi.
torial conduct of the Washington U.
MON immediately. .0...r
Advices just received by this govern
ment from Mexico, represent the con-
dltlon Of that country as terrible, and
formal overturcs have been made to
our Government for the sale of more
Mexican Territory. The price propo.
sod is, however, considered extravagant,
and will probably prevent any action
on the subject at present. 49,. ..a..a..
Mr.. Forsyth our Minister to Mexi,
co, has been sick, which accounts for
lack of advices for some time back.
1t is said that England will insist
on an adherence to the Clayton Bul,
wer treaty, if compelled to accept the
American Interpretation. '.
The estimates to supply deficiencies
in the appropriations of the present
fiscal year for the army, and which will
be included in the Deficiency Bill, to
be reported from the Committe of Ways
and Means, amount to SG,700, 000.-
The estimates for the Post Office de-
ficiencies amount to 81, AGO, 173. 9th,
er deficiencies sum up the total amount
to about $9,000,000. These esti-
mates for the army provide not only
for the service of the present fiscal
year, but also for 1859. Subsistence
and means of transportation, reinforce-
lnents, &C., FOR the army for Utah,
must be provided for early operations
in that Territory next spring. The
deficiency in the Post Office service
shows that that branch of the Govern
ment is anything but self-supporting,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-29
One week Later from Europe.
MORE FIGHTING.
British Troops Defeated.
Death of General Hovelock

NEW YoRK, Jan. 24.--The launch Of
the Leviathian had been resumed, and tb,
ship was advancing at the rate of ten fee.
per day. They remained only sixty fec.
to overcome. - Ass
Later news from India brings tho sad
announcement of the death Of General
Hayelock by dyscntcry. 'ss..E
Gen. Windham' division had been de-
feated by the Gwallor mutineers, but IT,,
latter were subsequently, beaten by Sir
Colin Campbell! .E -.
Marshall Sadethky, Rcdschil Pach.
and Madame Rachel, the celebrated &c.
trcss, are dead. Or s3ay &ai'4.at
. The U. s. frigate Powhatan was at tn,
Island of Madeira, Dec 9th.
The accounts from India say thatWini.
hani's division was lately cut up and re-
treated with the loss of all the tents O.,
three reg imcnts. Colonel Campbell on
learning of the disas ter immediately quit.
ted Lucknow, md on the 7th of Decem.
Der totally defeated the Gwalor mutineers,
capturing their guns, baggage, etc. TEa
The women and sick from Lucknow
reached Allahabad in safety.
A Madrid paper says that Spain will
give no satisfaction to America for the FL
Dorado affair. t&
The marriage Of the Prince Of Prussia
has been prolonged three months, owing
to tho King 3 continued illness gs,
The news from China is mea gre. The
attack OH Canton had not taken place, but
it was expected soon. 1t is said that
France and Spain will make demons,ra.
ton against Cochin China.