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The Pixies Peak Minnesota Relapse
Of the Gold Fever.
LEAyrNWOKIH, FrIdp }

LEAyTswoRTH, Friday, June 10, 1853.
The express coaches have arrived with atvices
from Denver City to tho lst inst. They contain ca
traordinay reports calculated 10 renew the gold fever
with more yirulence than ever. Rich nuggets had
been discovered at the north fork Of yasques Creek
principally gold and decompoeed quartz. Grent
excitement prevailed all through the country, add tho
statements Of the yields Of Gregory, and other
mining companies were almos, fabulous. company
from Indiana WA king from $50 to 500 day.
Thee arr other accounts u the same character no,
varying in the least Many Of the letters received
seem TO have been written under the prevailing cx-
clemert, and are in strong contrast TO previous
gloomy reports. Tie dust taken out by The Gregory
Mining Co. alone IL estimated at $20ON. Denver
City was almost depoOulated BY the people leaving
for the mountains. Provisions continued scarce.
$4,000 had been offered for claims. Subsequent
arrivals viii determine COR certainty the truth Of this
information, but Of the accounts now received
differ in tenor. Rich specmens u gold were received
by this arrival. This community are intensely
excited by the intelligence.
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The MARYLAND Shareholders Convention has had
rc.ult quite different from anything which those
who set it on foot desired or could have sntici-
pated. The movement originated in a disposition
to overawe and put down tie sntiPstby TO the i'll
sttution of Slavery which, in spite of the great
Pro-Savery revival Of the last ten years still
largely pcryades the mass Of the white non
shareholders Of that State. The preliminary meet
ings, how ever, which resulted in calling this Con-
yention, early discovered that they were tfcading
on dangerous ground; aud instead of taking
measures for the general discipline Of white people
of Ant. slavery principles and ultimately their
expulsion from the State, they dropped that sub.
iec entirely, and turned their attention exclusively
t. the free colored population. 1t seems to have
been supposed among them that at least the free
colored people had no friends, and could be
hit with IMMUNITY. As it turns ont, however,
these Conventionists find themselves much
in the prcdicsment Of the prophet Baiaam,
who having come all prepared with a
good, round, hesrty curse, found himself com
PEELED in spite Of his wishes and intentions to
utter blessing. The report Of the Committee on
RESOLUTIONS WHICH stcus w INV prtu CAtp' Eu
from them, and to have been accepted BY the
Convention under the pressure of the public opinion
of the State, is an exceedingly important docu-
mcnt. especially considering the source whence
il Comes, TO wit, Convention of STAKEHOLDER
altogether in cur estimate, the most mpcrtsnt and
conclusive which the whole Anti-Slsvery discussion
has produced. ltcontans Indispensable testimony as
10 the capacity of negroes not merely to exist in
state of Freedom, but to occupy usefnl and I'M
pOrtant position even in the midst both of white
and slave popuaton-thus furnishing an answer
to the advocates Of eternal Slavery, the decisive
character of which can hardly be questioned, and
proving conclusively that those great men who
started in the days Of the revolution the idea Of the
gradual emancipation Of the negroes, were not the
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Democrat or Republican. hsI dore. Nos,
Ne rrpcst Tat va dent know we.tAw
judge Bste1 gave HE yo,e TO Mr Buck or IL Mr.
Blair As TO his voice aud hand aud pur'e. css-
o.rting Which We are also Intercepted. we pro
sumo that trey were given To neitser Blair sos
Buck, because a. 5 magistrate we fancy 1t "a act
,I,See Batess custom 10 let bis voice be beard il
political meetings, nor b use his hands in poticd
sciirlrsges; ard as TO his purse. We have always
Understood bin 10 be msn Of seJ Limited mcsn'.
with numerous family 90 support, and thus aot
able to give much for election expenses He msy.
however. have voted for Buck; be maj hsYc voted
for Blsr-e,iher WY. voting for an hmancIPst'ons'
We have been satisfied with the knowledge that 10
either Mr. Blars respect and eoniidcace toward
him remains undated; and We have not thought ii
necessary to give Sir Blair the lie, and proceed TO
I'D examination Of the 81 Louis poll lists For the
further Illumination Of TIE iadepead,nt Denscra.
We quote from a receut article Of The Misssss'
Democrat, Mr Blsir's journal, the suhioined sx-
tract:
ain 1875. a. even TT, Missouri Rtpa1icdr WI
Acknowledge, he was an EmanciPauonist- We saov
that he has not recanted that faith lie was opposes
Border Rrflian policy of the Piercs Aimoisrsten.
lie is opposed to the Douglss TERRITORIAL theory winch
has been reduced to hie0us farce by the uAh trial
He diSsents from the bred Scott decision. sad dia
maintains the coustitution'ly Of Congressional rce-
OF! euactments for the Territories. lie Is opposed b
the exte1son OF Slavery both within and without tse
bounc aries Of the Republic aud even he had not
ssid So We should deduce iron this the coolsry that
he il opposed Q" fllbustersm, aud the aoneSatsos ~
Slave soil, q of Free SOIL bcc0HSe II may be essiv
Transformed into Slave soil: To sum up, he ha' re-
Gently declared that be looked hopefully TO the deg
when Missouri would be without slave. The Dew
ocraf adds that though Mr.. Bates has ssrunk iron
public life " he has not hes,sted to perform the pse-
q lie duties of leading private citizen, and events
" which will probably trtnspire in our own State THIS
Summer. will test his opn, ns and stsiesmansh'p.
We think We have uow answered the inquiries oi
our FREUD at Concord as fully as our knowledge
will allow; and accordingly We wish him health
and happiness, and Il swceter temper, aud bad him
farewell for the present.
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chespIy purchased BY even greater human degra-
dstion within its borden' If We CONSIDER The
whole body &C slaveholding St,tes, car we dod IN
them any good thing-any mental development,
any refinement of character ans stability Of society.
any activity OF benevclence, any energy Of com
merce. sny plenty Of production, shy warmth OF
religion. .py strength Of social rels,cns. any
progress in tie foe or .he mechanic srts-whlch
can be attributed BY ADy sopbism however tenuou'
to Domestic Slavery Mr. Prescott may cheat
himself Others may cheat themselves. We are
wiling 70 admit that they doi for bile they
like boys they exhibit tie sincere Sehemence Of
women
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

The Independent Democrat Of Concord, y. H.,
desires very earnestly that we should answer
whether the Hon. Edward Bates "gsve his voice,
" his hand, his purse or his vote" to sustain the
Hon. T. f. Blair, jr, in the Congressional election
OF I-J- in Sc. Lous. To this We respond very
calmly that We don't know. Bat in order not To
leave Our contemporary wholly unsatisfed, We will
state one Or two things that We do know In that
election there was this unfortunate circumstance,
that while the Pro-Slavery Democracy were united
on single candidate (Barett), the Americans and
Free Labor Democrats or Republicans though
they had repeatedly combined for the defeat Of the
common enemy, were each running separate can
didstes Of their own. This was not owing to any
division on the question Of Emancipation,
for Mr.. Buck. the American also declared
himself against Slavery as decidedly. though
not 80 seslously, - Blair tho Free Labor
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IMroRTANr TO MAsrERs OF VESSELS.

For TIE SECURiTY HEALTH AID LIFE AND PROTECTION
AGAINST SICKNESS o. SniPBoarD. -
Fyery V,s-e list leaves port should provide supply RAD
WAYS r. .DY R.LITF aud REGULATING PILLS More be"h'
IN the Of pr from the sudden breaking out oi he
,rapox ship ever yellow fever other malignant disease
will b. derived from their than from ether -y-te med
icafon IN Not death from sickness ~
caught OF induced will if these remedies used
No csuef. will prevail hoard slip If the READY .tLkF snd
REGULATING Pulls freely made Of by tine PanSofi and
crew In the East eId West Indies hese remedies have proved
of Unreasonable benefit IL cholera fax dysen.ery yellow fe
yer shin fever snd other malignant lryefs.
The late lamentcd Captain foausbee Of the Hae line OF
packets left port without laying 10 supply OF these rem
s1 and Le certified 10 US that lie Introduced their
boad s ship had 10. been death from sickness or dis
Cspas and ssers Of vessels will find il TO their advantage
10 call upon RAILWAY Co. AZ their Office, NO - john 81
where satisfactory evidence will BE- pdtc ed Of the security "'
health and sickness pafepgr and cTs VII ENJOY
by the uiroduc'ioa Of these remedies ON shipboard
R,DwAY Co.
Physicians and Chenists,
NJ,
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sOrTH CAROLINA IN HISTORY

We have perused, with mingled feelings Of ave
and delight, an Grafton recently delivered beforo
the South Carolina Historical Society, the main
purpose Of the Orator, W. II. Trescot,, esq being
to prove that South Carolina aforesaid hiss his
tory in tue absence Of which. it must be COMES ,d
the use Of the Historical Society at all would not
be particularly clear to the reflective mind 1t wss
. beautiful effort" We know that it was
beautiful one, because The Charleston Mercury says
that it Wa so-thst it was "ss feGcitous ia eI.