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The California news has been mainly
anticipated.
Collector Sutherland of Sacramento,
formerly of Philadelphia, died on the ID
inst.
A resolution was to be introduced in
the Legislature, requesting Senator Gwin
to resign, on the ground that in his bill
providing for the letting of ocean mail in
terests, he has violated the instruction of
the Legislature, passed last year.
Gen. Clarke has determined on Wig
orous campaign against the Mohave and
Paducah Indians.
The Panama Star confirms the re-
ported signing of the Ouseley English
and Nicaragua treaty, and says the Cass-
Yrissari treaty has not been acted on by
the Nicaragua Congress.
A correspondent says the former con-
tains clauses likely to be offensive to the
American government.
Valparaiso dates are of Jan. 16. Rev
olution was imminent. The police at
Copaipo had revolted, and completely
overthrown the government officers, with
out bloodshed.
Troops had started for Copaipo and
Coquimbo, and the latter place, as also
CaIdera, were to be put under blockade
till the difficulties are terminated.
The feeling at Valparaiso is decidedly
in favor of the government, the influence
Of the foreigners resident operating as a
check on the indictments The govern
ment is apprehensive of fine South, as
the opposition there have arms and am
munition.
The whole republic, except Valderia
and Chloe, are now officially announced
as under state of seige.
Conception is to be blockaded as soon
as possible.
The sloop-of-war Cyane was at Val
paraisO, and would leave on the goth for
Panama, touching at Coquimbo.
The American clipper Elvira, from
Carliff for San Francisco, had touched
at Valparaiso and sailed.
A party Of seven persons were drowned
while sailing in the Bay Of Talcahuano,
January z. Three were Americans, viz:
Davidson L. Furguson, formerly Of
Holmes Hole, Mass. Horace Young.
from New Bedford; and Benz. Doane, a
shipbuiIder. The body of the latter was
recovered.
The province of Maule is reported to
have pronounced against the Govern
ment.
Sandwich Islands dates are of Jan %.
Everything was quiet. The French
Minister had suspended diplomatic rela-
tons in consequence of the refusal of the
government to give damages for the i'm
prisonment and brutal treatment of
French subject
The frigate Marrimac was at Realeio.
Feb. l.
The sloop-of-war Decatur was off F on
SEGA Bay Jan. 81.
During the conhagration of Canton
caused by the bombardment of the Brit
ish, the extensive medical warehouse of
our country, man DR.. J. C.. AVER of
Lowell, (the depot of his Cherry Pee
toral and Cathartic Pills, for China was
totally destroyed. He now makes a de-
mand upon our government for indemni-
ty from the loss of his property, and
hence will grow another nut to crack
with our elder brother johnny. Stick
to 1t Doctor and our government main
tains our rights wherever your Pills are
sold, we shall only be unprotected on
tracts that are very barren.-Rsformer.
Trenton, N j.
Dyspepsia is hydra-headed disease,
and only in the Oxygeneted Bitte7s does
it find foemen worthy of its steel"