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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21

Three old and under and
full fare.
who reside in the city and have residence or eab
on the line Of The road tickets packages
81 twentyye for their personal rate at the
Through tickets ali principal cities North and East, can be
obtained q The Ticket office Of the Company adjoining Tee
graPn Once, under the St Charles Hoie Depot,
Company and all the Railroad Compane. constituting
Goat South western lne between Orleans and New
1otk having made with Express
nopany to run regular daily through Express
Two ces the Express business heretofore the
airoad Company for its discontinued and ali
Express matter will be carried by Express Informs
g Camp " " --'d
Agents Of the Railroad Company permitted to receive
or receipt for bank notes specie ewsry
ter They will be received By the Express IS Camp st.
BRSTLEY D. HASEI.I.,
Chief Engineer and Genl supt
I. g. WILLIAMS,
NnsfAr If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21

SUGAR. "A few small lots were disposed a. At
about previous rates. e
AoLAssEs. :. Sales so bbls. New Crop Il ne.
and 80 hf. bbls. at about 44c. . gallon
FLOUR. The market was unsettled. About
1000 bbls. were sold, including 1876 Superane at =
said to be over IS 90, ESQ Extra at -. and 15D
Country Extra at Sc 123c. @ Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn included 225 sacks
Ordinary New White at 81 90, and sos New At
81 o. y bushel. Of Oats some 5000 sacks were
sold, including 375 St. Louis at $780,, 1900 In seye
raj lots, at56 and $780, in four lots, at &c. 3 bvshe
The sales of Bran comprised 232 sacks Oydin.,v
at &c., 1l9 Good at 95, 400 at 81 90. and 2s,
Choice at 81 05 u 100 b.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork was still retailing at
81 90 p Dbl. A lot of AGO bbls Mess sold On Wed.
nesday at SIS so y Dbl. OF Bacon 100 tierces
Hams sold -. In Lard we noticed sale of loo
tierces Prime at 114c. y ID.
MALAGA FRUIT -. The cargo Of the Mary
Cleaveland, the first this season, was sold yester
day by D. E. Morphy, auctioneer, as follows 1900
boxes Layer Raisins at 50 O7a@$3 10, 1856 halves
at 81 70t0sl s2a, $500 quarters at 81 Is: 1900
boxes NJ. R. at 81 55@$2 60, 1900 halves at 81 rs
@sl 47s, and 1900 quarters at 81 O7A@sl Is; also
l6O bags Tarragona Almonds at lac.
COFFEE. Sales 500 bags, of which III at Il2c.,
200 at LII, and 463 at lac. % D.
HAY. $50 bales Poor Northern sold at $40 90.
1900 Eastern at -, and 100 Western at $27 90 u
tun.
WHISKY. I'VE noticed sale of 100 bbls. Recti-
fed at 2s3c. y gallon.
FRE1eHTs. "A ship was takenfor Havrs at lie.
for Cotton; one laid on for Liverpool at 9-16d,
and British ship taken for Liverpool also at 9-l6d
Vessels on the berth still filling up at these rates.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
- r,szs;zzs NEW ORLEANS, JACK
k5S EsS Es@.znss1ttzs1TSIlS son AND GREAT NORTHERN

passenger trains leave the Depot Of the Company corner
Canops and Magnolia streets thirty past sevcn
O'Clock 70 tbs morning and At six o'clock evening and
arrive at New Orleans at thirty minutes past o'clock n lie
cuded. -s' ''' @So ~"
are received at Depot feet Of Caope street.
oI"a1uea py me regular foight trains which
New Orleans to Canton.
Freight received after 5seoek rot be forwarded bv
ceipt at the depot ~ ~ " ~
intended isr transportation be distinctly
ked VIII name or initials Of congnee and place Of dessaou
stations on the line of the road or it's eennection,
Hank railroad receipts for freight may 10 obtained at the
sttTons's, by those who with to them.
The Company holds itself for tbe vano of all
ton shipped BY tho road which NAV be lost br Hrs from n.
Time II reeepted for at stations until twelve hours
after notice coasiEnecs arrival Mt thc duno In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21
EEyER AVID AGUE, FRoN WHICH NANK1N1

FEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
suffer over large part OF the globe is the consequence of
diseased action in the induced the
of vegetable decay This exhaaon evolved by
solar heat soil and rises with the watery vapor
While the below the horizon this fingers
earhs surface and the virus is taken with through lungs
into tho blood There irritating poison
torpid and fails only this the
bills from the blood Both the virus and the bile
spleen the kidneys and the stomach sympahize with
and become dioered also Finally Of our organ
he whole blood Il the BODY in The internal exereos to
force them The blood leaves and
the CHILL But in This effort it falls Then the FEVER fol-
lows which the blood leaves the central organs
through the other excreorythe skin.
fails and the system abandon the attempt
day These Of AND AGuE
Such constitutional disorder will Of undermine health
II it is removed.
We have abored to find, and have found, antido,e
Ayers Ague Cure,
which neutraes this naaous poison the blood and sm
ases he LIVER eAp from the body As should
rather does what is those stbeet 10
this Infection taken in expels system as
acks keeps the in health although exposed to the dis
ease Consequently il not only but protects from
Masked gue Periodical Headache Bilious Headache Bilious
tho Spleen, Mysteries Collie Paralysis Painful Affections
this will be found less the
type This Ague Curs the these derange
This sccompshes by stimulating excretores to expel
the virus from the and these organs by degrees become
what accamatonS Time may accomplish The same sa
end but often life is not long enough sacrificed
We have is sure AZ well Az snsr
remedy for the whole class of diseases which by The
another important advantage 10 the n.blo bir
is, that it is cheup well as good.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21
SAMUEL FA1BvRE-

SAMUEL FAIBVRE-
Dealer in .-s5f5-5-.'
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
No. Baronne street, Canal
Highest Cash Prices paid for Second Hand Furniture Pianos
Carpets, etc.
Persons designing break up House Keeping would do well
to call upon u.s. oil am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 10 1883
Arrived to-day 3l5 head of Veal Cattle, and 16a
Hogs. The market was active, and closed with
4s Western Beeves, l6 Hogs, Is Mich Cows, $50
Veal Cattle, and moderate stock Of Texas
Beeves, but remained bare Of Sheep. Prices firm
at our quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALI SIZES, FROM to l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
iohrABLE STEAM ENGINES from l1s to 30 horse mower
isAlNiNG WHEELS, from Il feet to 50 feet diameter
DhAlNiNG PUMPS from to % ncAes in diameter
Lea i.eayius Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with both
~ anu wooden frames with Norcross Rocker Boxes and
s'ee'h fhtent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Iaee and Page Il Child's CIRCULAR SAW Mills
"o'e circular Saw Mills with Top Saws
eia"o Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR Mills from 10 \,
3inches diameter. - - ' ' 40 ~
Ne" ELL COTTON SCREWS of g. ~ md II inches in
dh'eer by IL feet long and geaed for either horse ar
power ~ o'se Vi s'e"ir
sHAFrlNG, COUPLINGS, PULL1Es, STANDS. HANG.
ERS, and Boxes of all sizes '
pou BILE FLuE BOILERS, AZ inches in diameter md from
l6 to 80 feet long. 'e'' 1'u from
CIRCULAR SAWS, up 10 IL inches diameter
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various Sizes
INDIA RUBBER BANDS of all szes
An assortment of all sizes the above articles
STORE ready for delivery the shortest notice. and for sc
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices
Every article fully guaranteed.
m printed Catalogues of prices will be sent to any address
by mail. "NAe'S
S. II. GILMAN,
10y. ~ 70 Graver street, New Orleans.
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-FropRred by
DR.. j. G. Aver & Co..,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.


Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
as won Tor Itself such renown for the of variety
Of throat and Lung Complaint that i entirely
employed As it has long been in throughout t
section we do than the people quality is kent
up to the best il has BEEN and that may bc relied on 10
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PURGATIVE MEDICINE
For Coveness; for the Dyspepsia for aundce for
the Of Indigestion Headache the cure Of Dysencry
for Foul Stomach for the Of Eypela for tho Piles for
the cure of scofua for all Scroous Complaints for the curc
OF Rheumasm for Diseases of the Skin; for cue of Liver
Complaints for Dropsy for the of letter uos and Salt
enm for Worms for the of tout Dinner Pill far
the cure OF Neuralgia for Purifying the Blood. ~
They arc sugar coRed that the sensitive can take
from their use in any quantity. - ~ w. ~
ES- frice, Is cents per box; five boxes for 81.
Great numbers of Cergymcn Physicians Statesmen and emf
nen ersonases have lent their certify
usefulness Of these remedies but space here will not permit
me insertion o. them The below named furnish gratis
our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they are given with
MISC m descriptions OF the above complaints the treatment
that should be followed for their cure A' ''N''''e ~
DO not be put of by unprincpled dealers other
lions they make more profit Demand AYERS and take no
others The sick want the best aid there for them and they
should have it. ' $3.50 ICY
All our remedies are for sale by
j. WRIGHT CO..
Nos. 81 and Isl Chartres street N O.
Also by HAV1LASD, CLARK & GEORGE Mobile and Inv
all Dealers. ;r22 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Patent Sawed Misunderstanding. rough and dressed
from the best yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale at
purchasers. - ~ N'>'1 " '' " '''
fel9ly STAR PLANNING Mills New Basin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21
r. A. FAHNEsToCK's VERMIFUGE

safe and only eeetual remedy for
United States ~ 900 e N"oe It's appearance IN inc
II is used with the utmost freedom and confidence NV pent,e
% E nave attained emnence in the medical profession in all
INC Middle Western and Southern States " "
vat NIX cause Of its popularity the that nothing has
at discovered which be substituted its place and
II may De used in all any fears ms TO lie result
srd iaS,y to parent are
Iii IN order to obtain the genuine article every purcha
EVIL JUN ne on ms guard and look well the initials on the
bottle and wrapper and be to see that he ;n
sell 1mSW - 'fsi.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21

NJ ED1CAL HOUSE, No. s., Customhouse street near
- Royal sreet-For the Cure of Old Chronic Mercuaial
ypnc and all Private Diseases, without Mercury hinrance
ri cases ~ ''' "'i" " e"is s"Ai"u'eeu III
lhe unparalleled success which has Dr. James
MI, cures he has effected which pronounced incur
pe py me most eminent physicians, usties him in offering his
services 10 the confidence of unfortunate The fnoinr
are some OF the diseases termed "Privacn and of which Il,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James her
maneny eradicaes namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Omissions Periodical of Females horeSa
complicated they may be- Diseases Back and inins In
hanahon oil the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Wvrn
cee oahcers Ulcers Iumors, and all Diseases The Sin
James would also call the especially Of ,boso
VINO nave privately and improperly injured themselves in Hal
mhG the lor either business society, Constitutional De-
blly lmpoecy The following are some Of tho sad ~
melancholy effects produced by habits Of youth
weakness of Back and Limbs Pain tic Head nin,ness e.
Vision Loss of Muscular Power Papiation of the Heart n
pepsa Nervousness lrritahity symptoms Consumnton
dreaded Loss Memory Confusion of Ideas Depession of
Spirits, Evil Forbodings Aversion Society SELF Dsrrs
Love OF Solitude Timdy wills nndpnaJ
All persons afflicted with of the symptoms sbond
not fail to call Dr. James and he restored to ncrfec
health let no false decacy you apply at once md
the awful and dreadful consequences Of His
terrible malady. - i'
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full v;uor
restored. 80 ''s''
Remember 1.-THE Medical House james, 50 Custom,
house street.
Private and reserved Hours of attendance
from A. NJ. 10 s r. NJ
Consultations strictly confidential.
f-Recen cases of Cionohea cured in twenty four hours
or no pay DR.. JAMES,
az ly 80 Cusomhouse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21
aar 0tleans DUTY Crescent fau aNomng 0etober FL 1853
DRUGS AND MEDICINEs.

WRIGHT 4 cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Duess and Dealers Proprietors lowest wholesale prices
Depot Special Agency Nos Isl and q Charres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21

[ OGNA Az BIZ ANDIES-l0OO packages of the following
Piana Co. Rochvin CO., 0tard, Dupuy Co. Iecomnte
Co. Iarronde Freres Unior "ropretors of La Tarra
Meneau, Lancet. For sale by ~ e' l.
-, RATIAA & co,
OH 70 Cusonhouss street.
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..DYEING

TT A. KINGSTON, SUCCESSOR TO BENIANrN
l. a kES sp aucIiGneeE and Administration the
sale Of Real Estate Slaves Merchandise Furniture etc. etc
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&tbittu af tbs 9larttis.

CREscEsr OFFICE No me-, 49,
Friday Morning, Oh q -
COTTON. The demand was very fan yesterday.
and about $500 bales were sold At firm prices.
without any quotable change:
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- Ayers Cathartic Pills.
n A. FAHNEsTocK,s VERNIIFUGE.=


This safe and only ectual remedy been more
extensively used by regular practising physicians than any pro
Pleary medicis which has made its appearance the
United States. fi " ~
used with the utmost freedom and by gentle
men who have attained enence in the medical profession in
all the Middle, Western, and Southern States
The of its popularity the nothing has
ye Gsen which can be substituted in its place
suit Its perfect safety every purent If
worms are seceted within the SYSTEM will speedily expcl
mem without fail But in order 10 obtain the article
sy re-, should be on his guard and look well the
is buying b. A. Fahnestock's vemugc, and other
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21
PrIvate Banks nnd E1change Dea1crs.

BROWN 4 Co. IS Carondeet street.
SAMUEL SMITH CO., Camp street.
JuDSDN 4 co, Canal and Camp streets
brown, JOHNSTON 4 co, No. 81 Garonieet street
ntNnlsI; SHAW 4 co. No. 81 Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE., JAcon BARKER. Manager
n,,o,,.,, =, Corner Camp and Grayer streets.
!, iuM ~ u BARRIER corner Camp md Graver streets
JOHN WOOD Co., corner Camp and Common streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21
K ATHrIAN's TROPICAL RooFIyG=

X AiHMAN'S TROPICAL ROOFING
climate - "' ''uei eNef uscu Ill Il aoulheTn
rs tested and recognized qualities arc
~ ~ if-egmal to the best slate roofs
or leaks being possible ' " ""9 o''er no cracks
Ak E presents smooth and granite like surface
IN. FSs-lt costs much than houph No
goo any slate or wood roof less an lie ;ner"p
roohng heretofore offered public saves the
slate roof. - ~ 'es' h'e pet'er thah a
ON: CoNNENlENCE-It will soften under the heat or
s cne and protects the interior of buildings from The in
lth SollpITY-It becomes harder and snootber from, nv
Gan De put upon roofs of slope being of iebt
wsgh does not require heavy ates support it While i is
MOI ae 70 G1osion and breaking does require repairs
substances, several of which are peculiar to il aone
in this city. i' "'i' experience
testimonials Of the correctness of the above are in the hands
fore contracting ' p Winning II oe'
All orders left at the PostOhice Box X No . will bo
promptly attended to; apply to ave- - Will ~
tax ~ J. G. KAUFMAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21

e bnARD or DIRECTORS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ry hi, = Bonlemet Treasurer Henry Bier Secre
sH;, hei Iert,t sexton Cemetery Commttee-arncr
r Cnns RasSs M and Henry BSr
Caldwell \ Lhost, b. Maunscli Join Ray e'''e's-' r.
NAIl.is IN ~ ODD FELLOWS REST NAV he n,ocr-o,
II piyis 70 hessrs =, FELT STErsoS No. 81 Camp street
Fsai a u Mint and ut the secre,arys oce in I'D
price Of Lots and yaults-ReguIar lois Ia frt s
quo by feet S5 Vaults, double to Stockholdr n d.
S45 TO Others $50. 7's' eN''t'efs i"detS,
htst obtained from the Secretary VI ownership oe
Information relative 10 the n,rcbase or r. ,s . - !,
on application f " i"o's' e'c'' Gun oe MAD
HENRY BIER Secretary O. F Rest
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-10
Later From Europe.
Arrival of the North Amer,c.

FARTHER POINT, Nov. 7-3P, M
Inc steamer North America passed here last
evening, on her way to Quebec, with Liyernool
dates to the 26th ult. pNO'
Nothing had transpired in, regard 70 tba. I'm
rlch conference, or IN relation to the treaty of
peace.
The strike among the London bnilders CON.
tlnues, telling seriously against the man who
remained idle They have resolved to appeal
OF the public for aid in supporting their families
Recent returns show au excessive mortality
among the families of the unimployd operatives,
and there is reason to fear that many will perish
from want and disease
Parliament has been prorogued to Dec. 18th.
The Parls correspondents of the London iourn-
ais indulge in gloomy forbodings The CORES
pondent OF the Herald stages plainly that the i'm
presslon has gained ground that rupture be-
tween France and England is imminent
tRANCH.'-Ihe Paris Constitutional in an arti-
Gle by the senior editor, replying to assertions
OF the English press, that the policy of the En-.
peror had left state of political uncertainty ia
Europe, states what the aim of tho Emperor was
IN the beginning, compares it with ADVANTAGES
gained, and accuses the English journals of in
consistency.
Several provincial journals have published
simultaneously violent articles against Engla,d
winch are known to have been supplied by a
government officer. In these articles England
Is warned that an hour of trial approaches. Which
may put an end to her greatness forever The
Perls correspondent ofthe London Herald on the
otherhand, reports the statcmen formerly made
hat preparations by France are suspended.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-10

As was stated in our paper last week, Capt
B avn las been sentenced by the Court, to be
h"'2 IN The 2nd day Of December next for his
a4 instruction at Harper's Ferry. His
f. been Prosecuted with undue haste the
3. nvieges allowed person on trial for
. .tic denied him. First, he asked a short
Ge'", until bis recovery from his wounds, SO as
TO psrait his giving the necessary personal at
tcnGou to his trial-this was denied him. He
asked Tor sufficient time to procure counsel in
whom he could put confidence, to aid in his de
te'ce--this was denied. lie petitioned fer de.
lay long enough to procure important witnesses
this tthe Court deemed unnecessary. His
counsel insisted that the Court was trying the
prisoner on charges not contained in the indict-
mel--this was declared not essential. 1t was
furthermore pleaded shat the treason CHARGED
was an offence against the laws Of the United
States, and not cognizable by the State of Vir.
gInia Gov. Wise declared that no requisition
by United States Court would be obeyed in
the premises.
NO good citizen will complain that Captain
Brown is held ameniable to the law for his of.
fepses he was unquestionably violator of the
laws OF the land but this fact his triers had no
right to assume he was entitled to fair and
impartial trial like any other man charged with
high offences.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-10
wreck 0ftfe Ship Royal Charter.
Nearly EOar Hundred Hives F,uSt.

MONTREAL, Oct. 20 P. NJ.
The following important item of news is from
the Liverpool Daily Post of October 81, a COPY
OF which was obtained by the steamer North
America. "Ihe public will learn with over
WhelmlnG grief THAI the splendid vessel ROYAL
Charter was totally lost, yesterday. in MnffR Red
Bay, near Bangor on the coast Of Wales Nei
ancholy intelligence which reached us late Iast
mlght3was brief, but we fear is only to true :
that OF upwards of 400 persons, who were on
board, only 10 are said to have been saved.
There is some hope, however, that this state.
mentl exaggerated, but under the Circumstance.
eS 10 loss OF lie Is to be feared has been immense
The bay in which the catastrophe ocrnrrad p
two or three miles westward of Bufin TsIand i
III Angesea, and 6 or miles to the north-yast
OF Beatmare's Has shollow beach, for several
miles, with promonitories at each end ofthe hov
The country around is wild, and there are but p
few houses about" "1' ="
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-10


f. We noticed last week the partial destruction
of the Free South printing office, belonging 70
w. 5 Bailey of Newport, Kentucky. The .nob
1t seems, did not complete the entire dietrpc-
ton OF the Office materials, because the LIGHTS
were blown out by MI. Bailey's d2.uobters ESQ
that thu Hisaresnts could nos see to make proo
ress. Frsm later accounts it appears, after this
first onset, public meeting was held on the
public square in the city of Newport, and the
entire demolition of the office resolved upon
Thetype and material were accordingly thrown
into the Ohio River.
This is probS.bly the end of Mr. Bailey's Free
S0rh printing establishment; no one will be
arrested, no one molested. Should fifty free la
Dor printing offices, along the borders of the
slave States be destroyed, and their proprietors
mai-trcated, Jimmy Buchanan would stand with
o. uud grin a smile. But let niger be inter
fo..' With and set loose, Jimmy speedily calls
his Cabinet togethsr--puts the Government of
hyials on the run, and holds the army in readi-
ueaa fnr tie terrible emergency. A negro get
ting loose from his master, throws the govern
u...s iuao spasms, and the Union is declared ia
peril; bit organized mobs to crush out the free
dom OF ,peech and the liberty Of the press, are
il the est nation of our Democratic administra-
ton, She saeety valves for regulating a whole
some rnb &c opinion, and preserving the Union
'rotu d.,,olution.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-10
Later From California

~, ST.. LOUIS, Nov, 70. P. M.
The overland mail with dates to the 14tb or-
rived here last night al
Great Preparations were making at San Juan
to receive Gen. Scott. All the military comna.
mes and soldiers of the Mexican war wopId
meet him on his arrival, and escort him thronoh
the city All classes ofpeople were preparing 70
pay him their tribute of respect :
The water courses throughout the State were
at their lowest stages and miners hoding claim :
IN beds ofstreams were gathering rich barvests
of gold. '''' 0''S
The advices from Oregon are to Oct. 8tb 550
e EN- wagons had arrived at Cascades
Washington Territory Capt. Wallen' ofSaIt
Lake expedition, and Lieut.. Wallen, of Fo S,rt
Benton wagon road expedition, announce the i,
good health and continued prosperity of te;I
commands. Capt Wallen had rendered rr te1.
seavice to emigrants on the route The Indian
were quiet. O1' 'i
The advices from British Columbia are 70
Oct 10th. o ~
The shipments of gold dust from Victoria in
September. amounted to $4,000. Miners at
Frazier's river, were doing well.
Business at San Francisco was slow.