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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-12

THE INTELLIGENCER

JURY TRIALS IL CANADA.-In Lower Canada,
the agreement of nine jurors out of twelve is
sufficient in all civil cases. This has long been
thelaw in Scotland and is also the law of France
Where the rule has been tried it is approved; a
majority of three four;hs giving as good or bet
ter satisfaction than requiring twelve men 10
agree. A bill 70 establish the three,fourths jury
rule in Upper Canada is before Parliament, and
is opposed by the Attorney General. Heargred
at much length against the proposed change in
the Upper House, but the bill was carried
against the Ministry on the second reading, by
a vote of "a to !. The Globe supposes public
opinion in Upper Canada is in favor of the pro-
passed change, and that when the bill comes
down to the Assembly it will receive the sup
port of the minority, in spite of the opposition
ofthe Ministry.
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oHUhCHEs OF " IlEELING.


For tie information ofstrangers visiting the city, pub
sh the following st of the different Churches, and their
ami place meeting If there any mistakes, we
will nm;kcthe necessary correction with pleasure:
T 3dtthe1c's, Episcodiida Corner Monroe and Byron
,rsets Rev PEk,Ss, Rector; morning services 10Y
eloekt eveninE,I :.
81 Jphas Episcopalid' Main street, between First and
second Centre Wheeling, Rev. J. IL Smith, A NJ, Rector
stryic4-bIornng 1G5&; afternoon Sh<; night ~.
Frsi Presbyterian, REV. r. H. MEED, Pastor, Fourthst,
Monroe Quincy and afternoon
Second yfrGH, Webster street, between Main and
Recentre wheelingi services morning and evening
Zi,d FrcS6terfan Filth street. between Chestnut and
r-ibctsls sou, wheellg Rev. L. oops Pastor, serYi
eeSmorEng ana evening.
Fout Ess6yteia;l Iiev. A. PAU1I, Pastor Bainstreet
Washington and Adams sts services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street lsthodist Discopaf, Rev J. E. wIIsoS
Pastor ourthstreet between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening.
vcrts leAost pscopa', Rey.A. "A RrGEE, Pastor
corner Market and North North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
chdpliae street Nstaodtst E1'isoQpa, Rov. t. H. Atos
ROE, Pastor Cheplne street, between First and seeond
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South JAosE;nO A. b. C8MTCh, Rev. a. sfgvEEs,
astor; services morning apd evening.
Baeeiing Island CAapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
WIlSoS, Pastor.
Cspaoa nsthod;st Episcopal, Rev. c. HrLvIs, Pastor,
Chapline between Webster and Thd Centre Wheel
ug.
81. james CutaedrGi, Roman Catholic, 1t Rev, BISHOP
R. V. WHErAS, F street, OF IampdtD; services
morning and afternoon.
associate RorRed Rev. j 7. BIccLuKE, Pastor,
OMarket and Jefferson GndRfternoou
Disciples, Market street, between Webster and Third.
Centre wheelinsi 1O5G in the morning and ~
evening.
Ecangclical Protestant Rev. wN nElrrR, Pastor Clay
rect, above Sixth, Eas; Wheeling.
zion EcanSelieGi Lutheran, Rev. F. ZrNpMERsAx,
PASTOR street, between Webster and Third; Centre
wheeilaei services morning aud evening.
Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
snaan Protestant, Onion I;all Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy services 1O}E morning.
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A NEw ORLEANS TEsr OF Artistic MRrfT.-A
letter from an American sculptor in Rome to
friend in Albany, contains the following
"There have been very few orders, given to the
artists in Rome this season SO far There was
one American from New Orleans, formerly an
editor there, who visited my studio, and wanted
something in the way of sculpture, but would
not buy anything OF me because was North
crn mani lie consequently went to those Of
Italian sculptors, and bought to the amount OF
| S20,OUO'
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DIDN'r rsRE THE PArERs.--ln Cincinnati, a
few days since, man who resides within twelve
miles of that city waltedinto the Citizens Bank
for the purpose of obtaining sum of money
which he had deposited there several years ago
Imagine his feelings on learning that the bank
had failed six months agol He had not even
heard OF the extraordinary financial panic which
recently swept over the country with such a
leyeiling influence.
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YouTaEuL CONFUSION OF IDEAs.-A western
youth recently wrote 10 friend in the city: Il
see you are having religious revival in New
York. l should like TO be down there, occa-
siOnally, to attend prayer meetings and tic
theatres. think the Morinons at Burton's
would please me; and should be delighted
with the Christys."
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECToRY

Virgistus Lodge NO :s.-Meets every Thursday
evening at the Hail, of Market and Quincy streets
ltSSs NJ. HAIL, n. c.; B. u. 0,trr, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge no. 13.-Meets as abOveeycry
Monday evening. DAVID BArHA, n. g.; WILLIAM r.
8' Ssirsy, Secretary.
WIN. Fell Lodge No. 3:s.--Meets aFabove eve
r. Wednesday, evening. wrLLIAM HkLrvR, n G.; JoAn
Safade, Secretary.
sWheeIiug lodge No. 59y-AIeets as above every
SAiurasy evening.
W, D. rorrs, y. G.; Joan 77oorrn, Secretary.
Pamela Lodge No. SS.-Meets above every
EdlAy evening JOS HAsztY, n. g.. JOHN I. Kar'rei',
Secretary.
Wm. Tell Eucampneut No. 34.-Sieets as
Above the second fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. JouS n,peE, c. p: Cs1s- EiRet, Scribe.
Nhrnm's EncamPmcnG Ne. I.-HIeets as
as've the RrsfAd ir Caesaay of each month
"H' rArLoS, c. p: GeOBdird r,, Scribe. tMareh IS
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NEW SPRING STOCK

BEG LEAVE public have just re-
i turned fr6na the uh ny FIRST FPaINU sTOS X
which de.erlainsd 70 ssn As cheap hoSss
Wheeling.
~ stoss eehslsts q All Ihe iaisst tlyIss Of
DRESS GOODS. such as black fapey siltf, Lawns,
Chntzss Calie0es 0f eess vanity caiies- BeEAse De
LANES, de BgTgts fi variety O. other goods
MERTON.
ElfDROIDEEIES, the b. found Wheeling: ny
consists CoisTs of az fsess, i5tst
highest, Of feses cellars, nnoE usl,
particularly uenton 1iaTrri.ie Srts, rare -
eoInpiefe of embroidered Bahisete
,BOSNLTs any pftee frcia Up s. ihe Ie,,t
brought into tire aaFsis Al. a ltorIf lhus
beautiful les hSEefss Tsles, sEd tis n fhr
iiner5 Line
ENHITE toGNs, Eaeh plain GslTed siTs riuTfs
which E0a.d eii attei.t.o real Frslf
brocace, piai iseaet- mo- -fc.
L. s.iAJTLs. EseIai Cashmere plziu A 4 seHrt .
a. ninsost ,oaT prieea-
CAsslaERfs CSths.ati ever tIilg Esy meas
Eaiiabis for Prin, oeE flz any
HhreIfz and Tvould llFt.eaf-IIy TtJuast trr-
sliaht taioFatS sH-nis ssse, - M si iSu ~ leis
sale.
lITTs, complete Ina. sld IsO ofshse IOnE ilits
worth 5 a. l2A<e.
caliaad eaGse ny B.oes, sure It Ei eoupars
iaygrsiy Eitn any sihers sn as aeIse, aRa hsys
! Is1ACPRAeER
;, HaT=S Iss Main ssEsrt-
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

e'Fntr Market and Monroe streets @ ard thfrs Mon
aAyevsHines Of esehmont G. W. St:,rs ". NJ; 4les-
'aisT La.9Alia, Secretary.
WheeIinE Lodge No. I3S Meets above on
ne 7'' sa hird Thursday evening CT each month. X 4.
AAeSTliScER, VI. NJ; S. W Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union CanPter Ne. 1o.-Sleets as
oRthe ssoEsf Monday evening Of eachmon;h, w
S'oJ1 II. Pi S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
"heeIinS RncnmPment No. I.-&ects a
'.'Son the orrtA Monday evening of each month. W J
4 IoriHg ReeOrrler
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A QUEER CASE OF LAWcgNY.-Mrs. Lovina
Fisher, of Newfane, Niagara county, y Y,
was on examination before Justice Donnelly, of
LOekpOrt, on Thursday Hast, under charge of
Grand Larceny, in taking Notes, Certificates
and other papers, belonging to the estate DIVA
nen Carpenter, deceased, The case is somewhat
peculiar. Mrs. Fisher lived with Carpenter for
six years discharging all the duties of a wife
and house keeper, and it seems supposed that
she and a child, that she says Carpenter is the
father OF, were to have the property. Carpen-
ter purchased Mrs. LovIna of her husband six
years ago for the 70 sl5, and that they
had lived together as man and wife since that
time. She was held To bail to await the action
of the Grand Jury in the sum of $500.
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= q HAhEE- =
BAKER g. WRIGHT,
Wholesale Dealers in
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS,
No. SO. Main SITeef,
apSly wHEIsBINC5, VA.
French Goods


6NHTNTZEJ pieces A. Wilr, HhTFautFd fast cSlorS,
I35< ceats, alaays seid for - ns 9ard. Aiso 81
second inour,ing chimes At 10 cents
LOUPINES BEST ALL WOOL DE LANE at S35s cents
Per ysTd.-a rsrlF f-r-l-lf
LkyFNs-Ths very best quality, which used so sell %
cvHis, viii sell at ~ rents. snage s9oi quality
a. G5f c n ysEd.
UHALLT De LAINEs-Fsain and GsarS5, lIs rsry lnest
pIsin ~ 81 cent?. and Esur,d at p cents yard.
oalt3IsE GRAPE EESPAtfAKS5 Feees bssutifai sfyies
and soiorF, ic= Price o. q.
= etfis yard.
EE~ f.r pieces AEaeins Drrss Gsois, vtTy nice and
chrHp.-F .Elffl- f
:EtlB PIECES Neyg NIIh.-An sxotllant afi.hoHtd
black SIM very TIch icltre iueh Ve 0uiy az
Pvr ard; sols lEsI srasou az 3 { per ysfii,
The eGEeutest RarsaIn Ket.
af sen 5upsfior SILK ROBEs 81 70 yards eseh same
quslIty from Slj % $50 EOF snly
SIS apiece. ! challenge RHy merchant possess.br
Judgment at0ut siks, deny tzf tlse Roten are rot
sold LsIf their value. Ao artes COLORED
sirahis eoIer aad De igus and s y sola az baEEaIl
They OF very recent Importation of aia=F S Yofk
reAiI and we're geus tiow InIeEtsFs eoss
Also ist received, about % dress patterns II styles
fancy slks. vsry Handsome and cheap ~
10sy BAEEGE, LAWN CHALLH inS. batL side strilcs
and double skiris DATsse Isos q suei - ioa
eie, Euti s for ts. Ci.Aity Robes
excellent Aiyle very cheap FtEe isg Robe enly
Dollar and fI.ty Cent HPleet5 st ALkS- liEiMAN'S,
'ap8-Sn : fS1 3IaiT -
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APEM Fool HoAx.-The Chicago papers, a
few days since, announced that gymnastic
would ascend the spire of certain church from
the outside, ascending the spiral from the crotch
cts and stand upright on the summit, returning
the same way TO the ground--aIl to be accomp-
iished in the space of twenty minutes. The
time set was from one to two, on April the first
1T the time appointed large crowd assembled,
Including several reporters, pencil in hand. As
the hours wore on, the truth gradually stole
over the minds of the sight-scers that it was
"All-Fools Day" and the crowd suddenly dis
covered it was time to 20 to dinner. which they
did With a rush
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TC OONl.tsPoNDENTs.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other e.
of the Integencer, should be addressed
be frtprivlOrs
heu Pe addressed to the Editors jointly, either
l,en.
gcr4pondents writing for publication, will please write
OHly cnOuesd of the paper
An Observance Of the above rules will greatly obge
4ad sire prompt attention TO correspondents than
Icy might otherwise receive.
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INSURANCE.
GREAT WESTERN

GREAT WESTERN
insurance and Trust Company,
Office in Company's Building,
No. 4OS WnlHut ST, ,P8sEl.ADEsEIF'THHA. > {.
Charter PegpetRdl: Il 9ttorise,f Cdgitdl 5000, 600
c. o. iTHRoP, Pres't.
wM. DARLING, Vice presideutt.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent of the above we'll known
Company for Wheeling aud vicinity prepared TO take
terms. Z. c. PONiIAM,
Office for the present at DoRne Adams sareouse
frI,i6-ly - no. 81 Main ST.
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0ggICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
TERMS.

n.Lr, per annum.
Tel.WssELT, per Rnnuai- So,
WEsELT, per 4nnuIn- IL,
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,'eraan Protestant, Onion Ial, Main street,
Monroe and Quincy; services 1O16 morning.
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Persons wishing stiehing neatly executed be
madAtsd IN sh0Ft notice. aTG-I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-12

General Peel explains vhe Osousl French D. and admits
the public within the while the comm ssjou sitting
his courage or ability TO expose io0 VIII be justly
doubled.
At Malta ten have been killed by the fsIlins in Of
portion Of tue Peninsula and Oriental Co q coal stores
The London Net points out that Of the eleven officers
who have been appointed 70 report upon the organization
amongst them Sir Alexander Wilson, Of Delhi is not IN
cluded.
Several Of the London morning journals OF the 2Sth u
CAL attention 70 tho case OF Mrs. Turner and the Aeon,
Lunatc Asylum, And the insecurity of the subject under
the present laws relating 70 lunasics.
The London Sunday Times, Of the 18th Of July, contains
The following
In our last weeks article, informed readers that
match ct chess rumored TO be in course Of arrange
ment between tbs American champion, Mr. Paul korphy,
and he Hungarian player, Herr LOewenthai These ar
brought 70 satisfactory conclusion Tne winner OF the
hrst nine games to be the victor the stake TO be xl00
de and the play to take place four days in each week
viz, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; half the
games to be ut the g. Georges and half at the
London Cness Club Tho seconds OF Mr. Morphy Lord
Arthur Fay and the Rev. Owen those Of Herr Loewen-
thai, Messrs Barnes and Oldham. Mr. Saunson has been
named umpire, and Mr.. Lewis stakeholder The match
commenced on Monday, and the first game played
and terminated in drawn battle. The second game,
Tuesday. was won by Mr.. Morphy On Thursday, these
eminent players mot 1t tho London Club and the game,
after long and animated struggle, again by the
American We trust shall be able, next week, 10 give
further particulars.
Present score in the match between Mr. Morphy and
Herr Lowenthal after their last game Thursday
Morphy, Herr Lowenthal, drawn, i. The result Of
Friday game was not known when We went 10 press.
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~s-.>o~o1>(oNoo~~~-N~-~~
News from California, Utah, Oregon, Wash
ingion, Frazer River, the Sandwich
Islands, New Granada, Nicaragua
and the South Pacific.
The Star Of the West on the Way to New
York with $500, 900 in Treasure.
---~~~-~0~>~>~N~D>><>~-
the NEW GOLD DISCOVERIES.
.-<>0Oy~ov>~>~>>o,~-.,~S
CALIFORNIA PARTIALLY DEPOPULArED.
The First Gold shipment from Frazer
River.
~0->~~01~~~~~0|~0>>~-o0~
SUFFERING AMONG THE MINERS.
-->~.,y~oo~~~oI~o>N~>~~o.
Free Navigation Of Frazer River
Declared.
----NoON~--~~NO-o~N~0~N~N~-
ARMY MOVEMENTS IN OREGON.
,000>,~0~y,>~o>~o0/)~'
The Election Of United States
Senators.
--~~------~->|-~---~~~~-~~-
THE SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,
&C., no., DO
AMONG THE MINERS.
Free Navigation Of Frazer River
Declared.
ARMY MOVEMENTS IN OREGON

The steamship 81. Louis, ". a. Hudson, ESQ, Com
mander left Aspnwall on Tuesday, August g. att NJ
and arrived hero at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The Star Of the west had received her mails treasure
and passengers from California brought down by the
Golden Age and would sail at O'Clock for New York via
Key West.
The Golden Age, Commander Watkins, from San Fran
ciaco July co. arrived a. Panama the evening OF Au
gust bringing 276 passengers ana 81 900 treasure
OF which amount 81 500 goo is destined for New
York the balance being for Europe Among the latter
s26 900 Frazer river DUST shipped through Freeman
Co.'s express, for England.
The latest intelligence from the Frazer river gold mines
10 generally favorabe-emgration from California still
continuing and but few returning, although the excite
ment had somewhat subsidized.
The st. Louis, for twenty -four hours after leaving Aspn
wall, experienced very strong gales, with heavy beam
sea- and the morning Of the 9th she encountered strong
northeastery winds, with very heavy head sea, which
continued unabated until after passing Cape Hateras.
Time from Aspinwall 70 New York, days 70 hours
The gentemany purser Of the st. Louis, and Freeman
Co. s. and Wells Fargo Co. g expresses will please
cep thanks for the prompt delivery Of packages
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nothing appropTted 70 themselves and the lomGns
x.s Win % me oS wneS
nerve Of their military discipline why should cur HAS
trous warriors Of New Leon and Oohshua, to-day allied
with We nst lees children Of SAcasscas not initiate 'he1
Consistent IN my principles Of initiating the customs OF
ancient Rome, not those OF modern, endeavored uy!oi
lowing her example, that the citizens VINO renamed IN
this city might also eojsy the fruits OF Victories There
FORE whatever spos arrived from Zacsecas dissrhuted
thorn amongst the people who, when receiving them pro
nounced your name with sccsmstions OF joy and praises
with benedctioDe.
What one sows no viii reap am now reaping what !
nations ought 70 follow am initiating her, and an 70
Yesuscitae here her usages, customs and religion VIII
Ss a which w
larity.
They are not mistaken who foresee tina. the war
initiated by the plan OF Ayuta is a social war.
The revoutonists Of 1889, much calumni-
ated BY heocracy discovered the Philosophers stone,
consisting nothing else but in going back 70 the times OF
the old Romans, SparAns and Athenans. Let initiate
the virtues of those republicans and Mexico after he
catscys viii rise again like the phonix from Ito ashes
Our war, Juan, social one and for the same reason
II In Rome portion Of the land Of the conquered was
con1scated and two parts made OF it. wnco was sold
TO the profit Of the public and another which tsr
huted amongst the poor citizens condition OF paying
rent in favor of the republic, why snau not Do the
same in Mexco2 The enemies Of liberty will oppose us,
but will not rifles open passage In the ranks OF reac
ton2 Please read this letter 10 zayu and Azambsrry,
their observations, write 70 punctuAly whatever they
may say. Let US pass over To another matter
1t seems that the loan from the United states s rego
Ated. The revenues Of New Leon and C1ahua part
mortsaged IN exchange for the payment Of million tae
North will provide WITH in order to give the constisa
ton Of 1867 again vgor and strength Ascertain what the
Zcaecsps think ABOUT IT, and make every effort thstney
may mortgage also portion or their revenues in order
TO cover loan which b 10 from shipwreck. roe
sacrifice must be made At any cost later the conscaed
estates will indemnity with usury In ulcate this ideA
and see that the Constitutional Zdcatecano dwells upon
and fills the people with enthusiasm by means Of the
binary o1ers
Your prisoners still working in the farms and work
shops The malignant say that have introduced slavery
here and that appropriate 10 myself the wages gained
by the prisoners Of Zacatecss Stupid fellows The
sure produced wholesome effects, and resolved TO
COLOMBO New Leon asd Ooahula with the reaconsts who
may be sent TO l will them Of the bad tricks
they are given to by practising healthy method am
about 70 invent.
inclose the official correspondence, whore you will
find two orders of payment at sight salute my ncon-
querabe frontier soldiers continue acting theoretically
you have done till and dispose you please of the
affection borne TO you by s. vIDAURRL
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CRY Asrgxssm.-The theatres continue 70 be very
well attended, there having been lately great innur Of
sraneers Very taking bills offered for this evening
at all the houses. Al Nibio's Garden, "Grandfather
Whitehead and "Pocabontas" win Afford Messrs
Brougham and Blake irst rate opportunity 70 display
their special vocaions, both comic and serious Al WAL
lacks, the orences appear In three Of their light plea
SAINT pieces, which still attract large houses AZ the
Bowery thestrewhich in the full tide Of successthe
Three Gu~rdsmen" and Of Mr. Foxs clever panto-
mines are announced. Al the Museum, wymAn the
Wizard gives two exhbisions and excellent programmes
out for both the coored operaswoods and Bryans
50, 90 far - amusemen,s Co. we are not 10 dull, amer
al
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
Correspondence OF the San rr,ncIsoo HeraI

vrcroRiA, July 2, 1858.
The Surprise arrived here this morning, and went 70
e AND and there learned the following sc Of George
benty, returning miner, whom have long known and
rely upon his statement he bad been 70 the mines Ne
sea Bird high and dry aground, ten miles this side Of
Fort Hope, and cannot be got OF The river has fallen
loot and half since she struck the bar tho middle
OF the river The Surprise goes up high the fort,
Fort Yale, and can 20 no further up BY water To mis-
point every available space taken up by miners vaus
FOR the river TO fall and not making expenses now
Provisions high and although the diggings are rich vet
there sufficient men there 10 work every avaabe foot
in dry weather, not giving each man ten square feet
Above Fort Yale s canon and 10 climb over hs per
rocks, by digging into crevoes and clinrins In
branches OF gnarled trees reach Sailor sr4nve
and then seventy i've miles 70 toe forks Of the river
Coarse gold found At Canoe Dsepgs and Cavmipe river
get there and pack any pounds OF provous vsr
these rocks and therefore the few who rs over there
must soon return for frch supplies Bsutly hat mia
With him. but could not for want Of prcysous and
says hst mere are more men waiting al Fort Yale 10 90
over when provisions are 70 be had there than will nnd
ravne or such or out Of the bars on these ravins and
'nese oers are divided BY these terrible also
saw and convcrsed with w r Bsllow the express
senger OF Freeman, the Frazer and tributaries, aud
ne crooorsfed Benty in every particular He says the
mines are over crowded 10 and slmoss starva
non Nohpg can be had there except Of the Compsny.
Bslow says Ia madness for 10 come, unless they
fnow where there other dgeugs except what ne hes
seen, and be n marvsed 10 know how the thousands
there and those on the way viii be supported The Sur
prise can only make trip more 20 Fort langley, aud
then there viii be chance for the miners 70 GET sup
ply Of feed.
also spoke 10 the steward OF ne boat and he s~o con-
hrms these snements, and satisfied o their tru,b
II pure frenzy for Is 900 persons 10 rush NO hsv. N
country unable TO supply their physsl wants, snd ss