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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
DIED.

Departed this life, in Hardanon county, Tennessee on
the 2d of June last Mr. WRIGHT FASON aged 76 years
year 1888 where he resided until 49, when he to his
late residence in Tennessee He leaves six children to
reside in Sampson, n G.. He was for many years Re-
ger of the county of Sampson He the first person
who took stock shares in the Tennessee Railroad His
whole life has been marked with ORDER rectitude and moral
honesty The back of his hand never turned against the
came acquainted with Mr. Faison and noble soul
lived. He is, trust to receive the welcome
plaudts, " Well done thou good and faithful servant.
wish was my power add something permanent
to his name this passing tribute of respect and graft
tude Just before he EXPIRED he called OF his sons to
his bedside and told him tell his SON naw Mr.. Abner
NJ Faison living the county of Dupin that his faith and
belief in the religion he proessed not shakennever
had wavered. Peace to his ashes; he sleeps we'll Com
In Sampson county, July 23d, DR.. JOHN OWEN, in the
Goth year of his age. He had been member OF the M e.
so years. and 81 years minister of the Cos
pei; his end was peace, &c. ~
In Clinton the 4th inst, aged years. month and %
days. CATHARINE COGDELL, daughter of Bold R. and
Sophia A. Hood.
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Marine Intelligence,



Aug. brig Mary McRae Crocker Al DAYS from Rio de
sehr to o. & .i Parsley Co., wit with coffee
Lamont; with naval stores.
5.steamer southerner, Evans from Fayetteville, to AL
len & Clark.
6msteamer Hattie Hart, Peck, from Fayetteville to
Smith 4 McLaurin
7-sch- Agnes H. Ward Casters from Little River, to
Anderson & Savage; with naval stores
o-schr Ellen Randall Core from Little River to D. A.
Lamont; with naval stores.
Steamer Enterprise Jones, Elzabethtown to W. P
s1schr. Anna E. Glover, Elliott, from Savannah to G.
W: Davis; with salt
c. & B. G. Worth
Steamer Rowan McRae, from Fayetteville, to A. E. Hail.
lO-Steamer Southerner, Evans from Fayetteville, to
Aug 5sehp vi Virginia Davis, for New York, by J. H.
5schr. Charlie Willie, Hooper, for West Indies, by
DeRogset Brown 4 Co.; with 80 600 feet lumber
McRae & Co. with l,9l5 bbls. naval stores.
schr VIM Allen, Grant, for New York. by ]. R. Blossom;
schr. John Roe, Davis for New York. by J. H Fanner
with 2 437 bbls. rosin.
FAUX with 1927 bbls spirits turpt Iii d. rosin 65l
bush pea nuts SO bales yarn 20 bdls paper hid wax
sehr. VIM. L; Springs, Buckaoo for Philadelphia by T.
G. Worth with 76 bbs spirits turpt, % do. crude do
ing 10 bbs and 10 bds old iron boxes mdze % empty
SCnr marine, merrlneW, Tor New 1Ork by e. murray "
Co.; with naval stores &c.
Barque John Wesley Hodgdon, for Canary Islands, by
Adams Bro. Co.. with bbs rosn, TIA 522 feet lumber
6-Steamer Southerner Evans, for Fayetteville by Allen
& Clark.
Schr Home, Way, for Tar Landing by Rankin Martin.
Schr Ann Maria Mcclellan, Charleston by Rankin &
Martin; with 400 bush. rough rice bbls. varnsh do.
rosin OIL 100 do pitch.
schr. J. N. Genin Phillips, for New York. by j. H..
Flanner with 2,27o bbs rosin:
Expors of Schr Marine for New York cleared on 9th
800 bbs spirits urpentne 1865 do rosn 40 bales cotton
364 bushels wheat, "A bags Is boxes 10 bbs and cask
dried fruit, box mdze.
9steamer Fanny Luerloh, Elder for Fayetteville, by
A. E. Hall.
schr. Ellen Randall, Gore, for Little River, by D. A. La
mont
schr Agnes H. Ward, Easers for Little River by An
derson & Savage.
lO-Schr LaVina, Crammer fol- Jacksonville by Rankin
| q Martin; with Is 600 feet lumber
Schr Alabama, Bonner for Baltimore by Russell Bro;
with 1879 bbls spirits tupentne 375 do rosn do taow
327 hides hhds bacon AZ cords juniper wood Is feet
lumber.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt for Fayetteville by T.
| C. & B. G. Worth.
Steamer Douglass, Banks, for Fayetteville by Jas. T.
Petteway
n-Steamer Black River, Love- for Fayetteville by Mas
ter.
schr. Col. Lester Delaney, for Norwich Ct by j. & D.
McRae & Co.; with 1913, 700 feet lumber.
Schr, VIM. A. Ellis, Turner for New York by A. D. Ca
FAUX with 62l bb spirits urpentine 1928 do rosin It's
bushels pea NUTS hhds. sugar, smut machines, Dbl
pork 3 boxes bbl mdze.
Brig W. II. Parks, Wish, for Boston, by w. B. Flanne1
Co.. with 529 bbls spirits urpentine, 2O9 do pitch O0C
do rOSn.
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA.
INFINITELY SUPERIOR TO ALL oTHEF

INFINITELY SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS
For the of Scrofua, rheumatism Stubborn Ulcers
Salt Rheum. Fever Sores Mercuria Diseases, Cuaneous
Eruptions Liver Complaint 1t operates simultaneously
gently stimulates while it disengages and expes the
system all that is irritating and preudicato bodily health
The Proofs of its Efficacy
daily being published and the confidence of the public
is asked only in proportion to its actual merits Its
tive powers nave been thoroughly tested in long standing
and obstinate with such nvarabe call
forth the most atering communications from eminent ply
sicans throughout the country.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS Druggists 100
Fulton street, New York.
For sale also by W. H. L1PPITT, Wilmington. N c.
AnpnSt IL.
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LARGE ARRIvn.-We learn that over 500 barrels of
Naval Stores arrived here last night on the Coal Field
Railroad most of which down Lower Little River
in flats and was put board the at the depot at
Little River This is enterprise that has just been
commenced, the fruits of which we are now beginning
to rpap. Little River extends into large turpenne
section and the quantity Of freight which will annually
be brought here from this section will be enormous, and
add greatly to the commerce and business of town.
Fayetteville CGroInlGn, 10th INST
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letter to Dr. Wood of this city, from gentleman in Maine
which speaks glowngy of the superior merits of his hair
tonic. Such evidences must have its effect when coming
from reliable certificates guarantees Of truth
the DIR. needs enconum useless pufery from the
press:
Professor O. J. Wood d Co.:
GENTLEMEN Having my attention called few months
since highly beneficial effects your hair restorative
was induced to make application of it upon my own hair
which had become quite gray probably third white
my whiskers of character Some three months
since procured bottle OF your hair restorative, and used
it. soon found that proving what had wished
used about twice week. have since procured another
bottle, of which have used can certify to
the world that the gray white hair has totally disappear
both my head and face and my hair has resumed its
natural color and believe and glossy than
has been before for twenty-five years sixty years
old my good wife at the age of ytwo, has used it with
effect.
The above notice deem due you your valuable dis
coVery am assured that whoever will rightly use, per
ments am citizen of this city resident here for
the last fifteen years; and am known to nearly every
here and dng Any use gOu may make the
preserve the beauties of nature in others as well my
self. 1 am, truly, yours, A. C. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Professor Wood Dear Sir Having had tie misfortune to
low fever, in New Orleans in 1851 was induced to make
trial Of your p5eparaton and found to answer os the
words express my obligations to you in giving to the
afflicted such treasure De- FINLEY Johnson:
lar standing pastor of the Orthodox Church Brook
field Mass He gentleman of great influence and uni
versaly beloved. VIM DYER
Brookfed, January II, 1858.
Professor Wood-Dear Sir: Having made trial of your
Hair restorative it gives pleasure say that its effect
has been excellent in removing inflammation, dandruf and
tendency itching with which have been troaed
from my Childhood and has also restored my hair which
becoming gray, to its original color have used
other article with anything like the pleasure profit
Yours truly, j. K. BRAGG.
The Restorative put up in bottles of sizes, viz medium
and small the small holds pint and retas for one dol
lar per bottle the medium holds at least twenty per cent
more in proportion than the small retas for dwo dollars
per bottle the large holds quart 40 per cent more in
proportion, and retais for 50.
| o. J. WOOD & Co., Proprietors, 444 Bro adway, New
York, and ia Market ST.. st. Louis, Mo.
AND SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
DEALERS.
] Aug. 9th, 1859 Z5&605m
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
RRYAN,S PJTI,NlONIC WATERS.

THE on1eEAI MEDICINE ESTABLISHED IN 1877, and first
:PUIEoSc WAFERs, IN this or any ether Country all Other
PInonic Waters are counterJeits. The genuine be
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
ResVf BR R'a31 f PTMoNC WAFE EFsS'Ns
Relieve RRHRg Of P RG9d RsRS II the Chest
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
NSS'f BRY F P1L NC WV w aI a0OS0S
Relieve the above Complaints in fen Minutes.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are Blessing tosall Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN'S" PULMONIC WATERS
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS
Are in S8 aSs 0% h9d WaF to Rs TASTE
Not only relieve. but effect rapid and lasting cures.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No Family should be without Box of
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
in the house.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
in his pocket
No RsFsG3 y P HySF T9Iect 70 gyR for
Twenty five cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by all druggist in Wilmington.
HAVILAND, STEV & CO..
Charleston, Wholesale Agents
May g. 1859 O5&36eowly.
HolIovay's Ointment and Pills.-There is a traitor
in the camp; they have been cOunterfeed But sure
test of genuneness exists in the mark Holloway
New York and London, which is diScernibe a water
mark every leaf of the book of directions
each pot box. Sold at the mandatory, No so Nader
Lane New York. and by all druggists at 25c &c., and 81
per pot or box.
SANDFORD'S LIVER lNVIGORATOR
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
NEVER DEBILITATES.
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES CHRONIC DIAItRH(EA,
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CURES BILIOUS y TACKS,
CURES COSTIVENESS.
See advertisement in another column.
July 90 48-2m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
From Denver CIty-NIOre Gold DiscOveries-A VfSi
lance in Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, August 8.-The overland express from
Denver city with advices to the 29h u has arrived at
Leavenworth There great excitement at the mines
consequence OF the discovery OF rch dggngs between
Colorado. Hundreds leaving daily for the diggngs.
The Leavenworth Times of to-day says secret vigi-
lance committee was organized the past week for the
purpose Of breaking up the extensive gangs of horse
thieves and robbers intesng that Territory Two vic
tins suffered death and others punished until they
exposed their associates when the committee disbanded
having gained sufficient knowledge to effect the destruc
ton Of the gangs.
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NOTICE.

VlHE SUBSCRIBER Administrator de bonus non, cum
staento Gnneno Of Austin Beasey deceased ssaS AND
notice to Austin Beasley, Jr Thomas Shuied and wife,
William Smith and wife Thomas Minis and md wife Rr
who are nonresdents of this State and interested IN the
said estates that he ready to settle the said
and nav over whatever may be due them Unless the par
in said estates forward and claim their
respective interests within the time prescribed by law, the
funds will be dealt with according to law.
Dunlin County, N. c., Aug. Sth, 1859 5O-6t
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NOTICE..

A Ii PERSONS having claims against the estate of 7. F.
n Robson, deceased will confer favour by presenting
them Immediately properly certified for settlement and all
indebted said estate particularly requested
come forward and make settlement otherwise the claims
collection. MILES COSIlN, Admc
Aug. 6th, 1859. 2s55t-5V-T
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Landing Of a Cargo of Africans on the Coast of
Florida.

WASHINGTON, August 8.-By mail this evening we
have information that cargo of six hundred Africans
has been landed on the Florida coast near Iyrna AS
soon the landing effected the vessel was fired and
abandoned. This statement is made on the authority
Of United States Marshal Blackburn.
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Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, Aug Sin thirty counties-more than
half the State voteNOtherand gains sixteen hundred,
Indicating democratic majority of eight thousand-
The opposition elect Congressman from the first and
ninth districts The Legislature on joint ballot will
have democratic majority on joint ballot of probably
eight
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NOTICE..

vr,HE SUBSCRIBERS WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE
on the premises Wednesday the 18th of August inst
ON consisting of Dwelling House, Kitchen and Garden
wing in the County of Dupin N Co. at Rosemary the
Wilmington Weldon R. L. Terms made known on the day
of sale 7. BLAND
Aup $40 2W b. JOHNSON.
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RICHLAND ACADEMY.

ACADFINI1'
yFNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION will open
on the 9Th of September The course OF studies IN this
school, is thorough and extensive and Parents and Guar
dams NAV commit their wards to the care OF the
Principal with confidence that they will receive correct
and systematic training in all branches pertaining to the
business pursuits of e in such requred to pre-
pare them advanced classes in any OF the Colleges
Rates of tuition for Latin, Creek &C., per Session OF i've
months, SIS. ,.
For higher branches English and Sciences
So.
Common branches, IS. ~
BOARD can be obtained either with the Principal or with
good families convenient to the Academy at 81 to S. per
month. l.. >. MOOD"AhD' rllnclpai'
Anoust l2 l959-5O-3W*.
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SPIRITS TURPENTNE- steady at last week quotation
up Monday when under the advces from abroad the
price gave way and since then the transactions have been
u galon-the market closing quiet at this figure
On Tuesday sale was made of geo bbs to DC deved on
ls September The weeks sales foot up 1900
bills, viz
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Later From Europe,
HALIFAX, Angus

HALIFAX, August 10th, 1859.
The steamship ARABIA brings Liverpool dates to the
goth nil.
She brings no general news of Importance
Napoon has decided to restore the French army and
navy to peace footing Immediately. He is generally
rarlcd sincere, and desires to pacify his people
The Zurich conference has not yet been held.
The English ministry announced that England would
not accept an invitation to take part in European
Congress until the result of the Zurich conference was
.0OWn.
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MARRIED.,

At the residence of Mr. Charles Gregory in Lower Rich
land District Thursday evening" 4h inst by Harvey Cox
ESQ.,, Mr. GEORGE L. THOMAS to Miss MARY HENRIET-
Ia MONFORD, all Of OnslOw county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

, A correspondent writing from Niagara Falls says
that where the Suspension Bridge originally sagged only
two Or three inches under the weight of train it
says nearly twenty inches. The general impression in
the neghborhood is that this great work of art will one
OF these days give way and fall into the river Visitors
now walk over the bridge, instead of crossing in the
trains as formerly.
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FoR THE WEE ENDING AUGUST llTH, 1859.

TURPENTINESince review of Thur day last have
change to report regards prices The receipts for the
week have continued quite SMALL which fact together with
enquiry for shipping has mainly tended keep prices
up The have caused rise in the river, and
may confidently expect larger arrivals during the coming
week. We quote sales of 2, 739 bbs as follows:
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

Rst should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale price, In filling small ORDERS high
er rates have to be paid.
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u AND WARRANTS.---Alp persons having claims un-
der any of the Acts of Congress for Bounty Land Pen
sons &c. will do well address the sutcriber at Pleasant
RIDGE Princess Anne county, Va Knston Lenoir coun
y n c. who will attend strictly to their orders and secure
their claims with the greatest possible dispatch. w
~ W. F. DOZIER,
Anone+ 18th 1859 T5Otf1 Attorney for Claimants.
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From the Sunday Dispatch.

NJ. ID.
" How does the surgeon differ from the doctor? In
this respect One kills by drugs the other by the hand
both only differ from the hangman in this way they do
slowly what he does in an instant.
Death laughs at dOctors,'' saith IIerophiIus The
subject would be amusing if it not serious in its
results Nothing proves more conclusvey the absurdi-
ty OF criminal code than the immunity it grants to
certain classes of offenders. Whilst the law is rigOr
ousy enforced against the who kills his fellowman
whether in the heat OF passion with malice prcpense
it permits q horde Of harpics to prey upon the
nifty and to destroy indscrminatey man, woman and
child.
Nay, more than this beholds them with cod-booded
maignity paradng in the public prints the number Of
their victims, and, with refinement OF cruelty that is
evidently intended for wit attending the names OF mag
mary assassins written in barbarOus Latin. Our Courts
of Justice far from taking cognzance of these atrocities
uphold and encourage the perpetrators, granting them
certain rights and privileges. 1t permits them to occu
ply chartered Institutions, where this destroying art IS
taught scientific principles. The man9Ied bodies OF
Of many of their victims rutEessly exposed,
and hOary headed Thugs demonstrate to Juvenile and ad
mirng proseytes the most approved method Of trans
porting the genus homo to that undiscovered country
from whose bourne genus homo DER returns"
They have Code Of Ethics" in which it is laid
down as fundamental principle that member Of the
fraternity shall interfere with the rights OF another
Each and every kills SeCl1ldum Grtem and to him
alone belongs " The deep damnation OF the taking OIL
There various grades of these mlscreants. Some
have grown rich and have the erontey to pursue their
nefarious vocation eqpage, selecting their victims
from among the wealthy and luxurious. Others (and
these are generally begnners are to be found dartng
upon alleys courts and other byways, and are not a
whit less successful than their superors in abbrevlatng
still more the short and simple annals Of the poor.
Frequently victim exhibits what is termed great te
nacity of life The operator exhausts his battery OF
DEATH and being bafed, applies to some of his contre
res for assistance They hold what is faceeousy termed
consultation and by their united efforts the miser
! Il
AS has been said before, the law is powerless II
permits these vampires to increase and multiply cd m
fntum The time is not far distant when, having eX
terminated the entire community to the exclusion of them
Selves they will probably, like certain animals OF the
feline species in the boys of Kilkenny as recorded by
the earlier Celtic historians fall tooth and nail upon each
other, and leave nothing behind save prouson of tat
tered black coat-tails. ii. q. L.
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brings no general news of Importance.
Liverpool Markets,
LIVERPOOL, July Both, 1859,

LIVERPOOL, July Both, 1859
CorToN-Saes for the week $4,000 bales; holders
rmand an advance of I'd. Sales on speculation $500
and for export 5000 bales. The market closed steady
an Friday. Fair Orleans SID. Middling do 3-lGd.;
Fair Upands I'D; Middling do 3D. Holders offer
freely, but show no disposition to press sales.
Brcadstu1s dull.
Provisions have declining tendency.
Consos for money closed at 95.
Flour unchanged but dull at Tuesdays advance.
Corn dull, and business limited at previous rates
Rosn dull at IS. Sd. 3s 3D.
Spirits Turpentine dull at slight decline 33s a
SIS.
The prospects of the harvest are favorable.
The New York Races.
New YORK August 10TH 1859.
Flora Temple beat Princess in the race en- the Long
Island course yesterday. Quickest time, Pm. 22s.
New York Markets.
New York, August II, 1859
at the close yesterdoy,l
Cotton quiet, with sales of GOO bales Mddling Up
lands "a cents.
Flour has declined 10 a Is cents per Dbl.
Wheat has advanced cents for new white 81 80 a
81 IS, and red 81 p ID 81 25 per bushel.
Corn dull mixed, in store, &c CENTS and white 50
cents per bushe
Spirits Turpentne dull at 43 l-2 Al cents per gal
lon.
Rosn dull, and business limited at previous rates.
Rice dull
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"1HLOH S.HONHHI
CITY OF NEW 70
SINGLE ROOMS SO CENTS PER DAY.
ON THE EUROPEN plan
City Hall Square, corner of Frankfort Acct,

(Opposite City Hail.
Meals as they NAV ordered in the spacious Refectory
There BARRIERS Shop and Bath Rooms attached to the
Hotel.
we are full. R. FRENCH, Proprietor.
Aup H. 1859. 50-1y
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The British ARMY.

Deduct this number from the gross amount strike out half
ne pensioners crppes "a very moderate estmate) al
low 10000 of the militia and volunteers to the exag
getOn inevitable in such calculations, and you leave
-" Bull just 1885, $50 to keep the French from Lon
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7 Osr OR sTOLEN.-Two Notes, one for the sum Of
IL Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars; the other for Six Hun
dred Dollars signed by the subscriber principal, and
Mrs Marion Potter security.
above Notes not made payable to any partlcu
lar person. the name being left blank they sent to
Mrs Potter in Philadelphia who signed and returned them
by mall but having come to hand All persons are
hereby orewarne trading for said Notes to whomseever
thew NAV appear, whom made payable The above
notes were lost about the 10th of July last.
S. d. THRUSTON, -
Receiver of Estate of S. b. Everitt.
Aug. 9Th, 1859. 284lw-5Olm
TVEs, CRAVATS, POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs
and suspenders, a full assortment at BALDWIN's,
August 9th, 1881
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Further from California The Fraser River Go
Mines, &c.

Mines, &c.
Sr. Louis, Aug. 8.-Ihe overland mail has arrived
with San Francisco advces to the 18th ult.
fire at Crescent city on the 9th caused loss OF
100000
New gold and silver mines have been discovered in
Washa Valley, which promise to pay we'll
There have been three arrivals from Victoria within
the week. bringing upwards of 100000 in gold, and
900 passengers The latest dates to the 18th ut
Fraser river had fallen sufficiently permit the resump
ton of mining on the bars The Victoria Gazette says
the yield of the mines within the year has been $30OO
O0O
The L. S. steamer Shubrick arrived from Oregon on
the morning the mail left San Francisco bringing adj
vices indicating the election of Mr.. Logan, republican
to Congress by 80 majority.
The Salt Lake dates state, on the 18th utimo, man
named Brewer was arrested at Camp Floyd, having IN
his possession $4,000 in counterfeit checks, purportin9
to be drawn by the government on the subtreasury al
st. Louis the most of which ready for issue, except
ing the signature of COL Crossman The engraver was
also arrested at Salt Lake city In his shop were found
ed all the implements and materials used in preparing
the Checks with q large bundle of untitled checks.
The Indians were committing depredatiOns IN Helm
boIdt county, and the mormOns are implicated.