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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

EMlGRANrs CoNNG-The advance of the em-
grafton over the plains, via NoDles Pass, came
into Shasta yesterday afternoon. The company
consisted Of the following persons David Law
renee, l.. Keys. Eli Kellogg, wife and two chill
dren, and Miss Passage. Mr.. Lawrence is an old
resident Of Shasta county. Mr. Kellogg and
family are from Beividere, Illinois Mr. Keys is
from Independence, Iowa. Mr.. Keys says they
met with no important accident or difficulty on
the rnute-tbat grass WAS abundant for teams
thinks there will be a larger emigration than usu.
al-aLout dozen teams accompanied them over
Mobiles Pass -Shqsta Her1M
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

The Assessor being in attendance with the as
sessment roll for 1859, the following assessments
were changed
]. f. Chels, raised from s4,50o TO S6'ooo D.
Iodman. North Fork, reduced on improvements
to $4,000 S. L6ffman, Weavervillc, reduced to
$500 /: d. Il. V. Barker, Hay Fork, reduced
from $1,000 to $3.50: Baylis llallowell, Hay
Fork raised from s4.OO5 to sG,OO5 }. e. Mason
reduced to 81 000: Scanlan IL Co, Canon CITY,
raised from s 800 10 $4,000.
Ordered, That the Board of Equalization now
adjourn to m, ct on Monday, September 9th, at lo
o'clock, q. m.
J.F. HOADLEY, Chairman.
Attest: JONI A. WATSON, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

STRANGE ApvERTIsEMENT.-I the Zanesville
Courier Solomon Sturges, one of the wealthy men
Of Ohio, has this advertisement
al have eight or ten fine improved farms in
Indiana, and one Of go acres near Galena. llll-
nois, that wish to sell. believe no man has
right to own more land than is necessary for him
self and family God has, no doubt, wisely or
dained that land sharks shall be cursed, and | am
exceedingly anxious to sell all my lands, and get
rid Of the curse. | Will, therefore, sell at low
prices and on easy terms of payment, any OF my
real ate, and have Il great deal more than
want. ought 10 have, or desire"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

REEcHEE TO HIS FLoCE-The following shot
was fired from &" plymouth Pulpit" recently by
Henry WA:d Deecher. r GIT into the heart of his
fock:
"Thcre arc sitting before me in this congroga-
tion, now, two hundred men who stutf their sun
days full OF what they call rc gion, and then 20
out on Mondays to catch their nrighbors by the
throat, saying Pay me that thou owesl, it's
Monday now, and you need not think that because
we sat crying Yesterday over our Savior's suffer
ings and love. hat AIN going Ia let you off from
that debt, il it does ruin you to pay il now"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

TIE BIBLE.-Ou of it have come all pure mo-
rGlItes Forth from it have sprung all sweet
charities. II has been the motive power Of re-
generation and reformation to millions of men.
1t has comtorted the humble, consoed the mourn
ing, sustained the suffering, aud given trust and
triumph 10 the dying The wise old man has
fallen asleep with it folded TO his breast. The
simple coltager has used it for his dying pillow ;
and even the innocent child has breathed his last
happy sigh with his fingers between its promise
freIghtrd leaves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

Funny LAVA law has been passed in IIayu
10 regard TO the marriage of iIaytans with TO-
reigners. One paragraph Of this law provides
that the foreign parent shall, in case of separa-
tion, have the care of the legitimate children, and
The native parent the care OF the natural children
"A rule that indicates a rather low grade Of
morals in Hayu.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

NEAnLY NAKED.-It is willed by the French
Empress, who is Govcrness Of fashion. that ladies
dross( shall be lowered to the pit, and raised
TO the middle oi the lower part Of the leg. The
upper part Of the but shall be completely bare,
and lesh-colored stockings shall be worn. Al
ready some Of the fashionable women of New
York have adopted the new style. We fear, says
the Sierra Cjtizcn. that the women will soon be
saying: Naked came we into the world aud
naked shall we nromenade through it.N
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

The SMILES contained in the following para.
graph, are as rough and familiar as old Esop
could have desired, but they are pointed and
easily comprehended
lie who is passionate and hasty is generally
honest. 1t is your cool assembling hypocrte OF
whom you should beware. There is 10 deception
in a bulldog. 1t is only the cur that slips up
and bites you when your back is turned"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

GREELY on PIKE's PEAK.-In alluding TO his
recent observations in the Kansas gold mines, Mr..
Greeley said -" have seen enough to convince
me that if man who will 20 there, who under
stands mining, who is induslrouS, has good luck
aud has money to commence with, can make
money az Pike's Peak."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

WELL may woman's glance, her touch, the
rustic Of her garments even, have power to soothe
aud bless we'll may the soft touch of such upon
brows knotted with The worlds strife bring cool
ness aud peace. Oh, woman, with your arms
akmbo, leave it to profaue Delilahs to hold Sam
son by shearng bis locks BE strong minded a.
you will, il only you be pure and gente-hearted
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

TINE AND LABOR observation-disclosures Greeley
said in bis Placerville speech, that ii would re-
quire the constant labor Of one hundred thousand
men for ten years 10 thoroughly prospect the
Rocky MOunlAius.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

EUROPE NEEDS IT ALL--According to New
York paper reports, all the gold now sent from
California is Immediately re-sbipped to Europe
Oh its arrival there. Doesn't this foreshadow a
commercial IeyulsOn on The other side
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

VERY CoRREcT.-The Sacramento Bee, noticing
the arrival Of Deputy Sheriff Moloney in that
city, with the two prisoners, says: "W. Moloney,
Sheriff OF Sierra county," etc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

WE have heard n man remark that he never
heard his wife swear but once. She was looking
ior her night-cap after the light was blown out
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

DROP by drop falls into the clear well-spring of
your youth the bitter waters OF experience, aud
there Is llerer this side of the grave that can
restore the old purify.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13
DON'T KNOW WnAr TO DO WIrH TuNM.-The

Buitetin's Salt Lake correspondent writes:
Judge CradleJaueh is about going to Carson
Valley, 10 remain. lie tells me that he could
take several wagon loads of the extra wives OF
the Mormons, Of the youngest class. who have
asked him to take them oil, and it would delight
his kind heart to do so, He would give them the
trans portation himself, but lie does know what
10 do with them. How fully this illustrates the
difficulty Of getting away from the Ccsspool City!
Neither men or women Know where to go when
HEY shall escape.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13
SI.942 90


Whcreupon it was ordered That the Treasurer
pay the bids above named and received out OF the
monies now OH hand in the Reception Fund
1t appearing from the affidavit Of John Musser.
Deputy Assessor, that sixty-six per capita" tax
receipts were burned in the S.. Charles Hotel, at
the late fire in July, 1859 ii is hereby
Ordered, That the Auditor be hereby required
to credit the account OF the Assessor with sixty
six hospital receipts.
The following accounts were allowed from the
Hospital Fund:
james Edgecombe. SEQ; Sales & Chase, for
coffin. $40.
The following accounts were allowed from the
County General Fund
John A. Watson, Clerk, SIS; J. T. Hoadley,
Supervisor, S69 G. W. Ham, Supervisor, ST SO.
Ordered, That the Board adjourn to Monday,
August 8tb, at 10 O'Clock, to meet as Board OF
Equalization. j. i. HOADLE1, Chairman.
Attest JOHN A. WATSON, Clerk.
Monday, August 9th.
Board met as Board OF Equalization. Present
j. F. Hosdlcy and George HAM
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13
To Capitalists and Owners of Real Estate
who contemplate making Perma-
nent Improvements
PHGNIX WORKS.

lAlLAILEOGb q L hA9Ltt,
DROPRIETORS OF TIE PHOENIX lR0N
/ Works, san Francisco, dcslrc to call y"nrW'
ticulnr attention to the fact that they are success
fully aud extensively engaged in manuiuctrr{
FIRE PROOF DOORS aud SHUTTERS, BAAA
VAULTS, PRISON CELLS, &c. &c., at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Our practical knowledge of the business has
been rendered complete by ten years experience
in San Francisco.
Our best reference is our nort, when can ne
seen in nearly every city and town in this State
and Oregon. Particular attention paid TO orders
from the countrv.
A large assortment Of second hand Doors aud
Shutters always ON band, and for sale at very
low rates, az 172 Battery street. near PacIIc'
San Francisco ap2GZOI'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
FROM GUAIANAS.
The Sau Francisco Herald.

Correspouderce Of The Sso Francisco Herald.
GuAYAaas May ~, 1859.
News reached this place few days since tha, 80
Mexican troops had left Hermosilo destined for the
Rio Yaau TO fight the Indians. Those of the troops
that left Guayamas said TO be destined for the
Opatas end PerTios country. Every day brings its r-
mors First we had the account of the murder O.
whole Mexican town by number of Americans, kill
ing women and children Then a report that number
of Mexicans had been whipped by the Pimos and Opa-
tas The captain Of the defeated band escaped TO this
place with direful account of the bloody night his
command had with the sayeges, who gresty outnum'
bered bis men. II lie current here, and generally
believed that the leader of this Inflated band fed before
the attack and that his field Of CORY operations existed
more in his own fertile imagination than anywhere else
Mr. Robert Whiting and Mr.. Sparrow PuIdy, and
portion Of Capt. Stones men, who have been ordered
Off left this morning, en- route for Fort Buchanan Inc
Captain with Judge Rose, the American Consul, Will
follow on Monday next. They will proceed without
delay overland to Washington City, and lay the whole
matter before the President. Pesqueira the usuping
Governor snce his capture Of Mazatlan, IN the State
OF Suaoa considers that he has row the power TO act
despoticaly not caring about the usness OF his acts.
The English frgste Calypso arrived here on the 9th
inst from Mazatan, bringing the orders OF Gov Pes-
guerra for Capt Stone and his COMMISSION 70 cease
their operations in the State of Sonora, and also ban
isbipg the Captain and his party from the State The
Prefect gave the Captain forty days to settle up his
business and quit the country. Inc orders oil res
queira stated period for the commission TO go, but
simply requested them to leave. Capt. Stone, now
ever notified his TO b. in readiness to leave in ten
days for Fort Buchanan as no pretext could be LETT
TO the Pesqueirtes to molest the Americans in the
State who might be somewhat tardy in obeying the
order Of banishment Many Amercsns VIII quit with
Stone party Others will leave by the first conveyance
for San Francisco.
II an American man. owar was lying in the port, as
one ought ~ be, Judge Rose could at once command
redress. but as Il is sl that we Americans do is
TO beg the English manofwar to delay her departure
for a shor PERIOD she was 10 have left for Panama on
the 2ith), It'll safely leave the country. At
the solicitation of number Of prominent merchants Of
Gusyamas the captain of the Calypso has kindly con-
sented to remain until the let Of June-to act as
check to the mob when ii is supposed that the Santa
Cruz of course, will be n-and give those who desire
to 90 sw ay in her a chance TO leave in safety.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

merc column, iul repo,s If he ops.s.ons Of es.
institution dnrng the IS, cL year, ending ;ae ~
uh. TIE table contains much vausbe inf1rma;ion,
ard suggests soms Interesting .nfJrms.ion.
The number Of gold Depot: during me yes. wss
900 worth 20 the dep5-..o.s Ga or 0j0 and .v-
ersgrg 81 ,s each. The weigh. OF s ms gold a:ter
the FRET melting was III 75j Ounces or o. 81 pounds
or g turs Of 1000 troy pounds escr, and After svng
been reduced 20 The stsndId Of Ire coir-.tt is, 81
loyed with nine one hundredths Of copper and ore
hurdredih Of silver. weighed ~, ,1g7 ounces.
The namba1, total amount, and average amount OF
The gold deposits were arges. in Msy Jane, and july
the smallest IN December, January, ard February
and these two terms come pretty nes- 70 Z ang ne
quarters when the mines are mos. productive and
profitable.
NEW AsILLEcoxProx NoslvATIoSs.-Tne Anti
Leccmpton S,s.e Central Committee, which met IL
Sacramento On the 1h OF July, noHins.ed for Attorney
General, Edmund Randolph OF ssh Francisco, in place
of Elijah Steele OF Siskyo1 deeiined and Tor State
Treasurer J. II. Jsxe:t OF Marysyile, 10 psce Of d.
of the firm of Brumgin & Co.. bankers, Marysvil.s.
II ne does not sccep il stated that Jonah Johnston
Of Sacramento will be placed on the ticket IN ms stead
CAPTURE OF THE MURDERER or Mr.. LEWIS
Thomas Crawford, who murdered Mr.. John Il. Lewis,
ct Woods Ferry, On Mokelumne River, OF the ith
inst captured at sunrise on wednesday, at Cham
berIins the telegraph road five miles from Stock
ton. The officer had been IN pursuit Of ae murderer
and his companion, Berry, day and night. They made
70 resistance. Crawford says he was intoxicated and
was shooting about recklessly, not intending 70 kill
any one. He expected 20 be hung and ssd that they
might hang or shoot HIN, II they would only save him
from the State Prison.
MURDERIyG CHISANEy FOR SPoRT.-Ike San An
dreds IRdepeadent relates the following: man named
John Gillian, who residee near San Andress, shot
Chnsman On Wednesday last, on the road IN the
reigbborhOod of the Center House. No cause prov
ocation appears 10 have existed for the shooting.
Gillian was rcing along the road a. the time, the Chi
namsn quietly proceeding before him, when, as we
learn the former deliberately drew his pistol and shot
the latter through the back. The wound s thought 20
be mortal Gillian was arrested ard committed to jail.
Freedman, who passing a. the time, witnessed
the whole affair,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
Ntu91ouk Dailu @ibm,re
FROM BUENOS 4AYRES.
Yrr1 Or Owu Co!resJcIdent-

Yrp1 Or Owu Co.esycIden.
BUENOs AYRES, June 20, 1859
No news Of importance is stirring. Ur4uizss
apathy has encouraged this Government 70 under
take an aggression, instead of acting only on the
defensive Accordingly, before fortnight Santa
Ft may look for surprise.
The report Of President Lopezs death, Of which
/ spoke in my last, proves untrue.
A private letter from Assumption, OF very recent
date states definitely that Lopez VIII not help
UTquza.
The Congress Of the Confederation has repealed
tie dierential duties, bu leaves the ports closed
against our vessels while our ports are open to all
the world. Our Government. here has proclaimed
the fullest freedom 10 all trade but that IN imple-
ments Of war
With Alsina ior Governor, Wales Sarsheld for
Secretary of State, Riss.ra for Secretary OF the
Treasury, Obhgado, the former Governor for Min
ister of War and Bartholomew MItre, the orator,
historian. and warrior. at the head of the active
arrny-this country has the strongest Government
in South America. Money, the main slnew OF war,
is abundant, and Buenos Ayres has with it provided
well for the army, and has fleet superior to any
hostile neighbor.
There is exercised here vigilance In looking up
those discontented with the Government that is
rather rare among republics. Cslvo's precptate
fight did not secure safety for his employees.
Nearly every one of those responsible for the con-
tnuance of his journal have been made to feel au-
thority and some of them are in prison, and the
paper is discontinued.
No battle has yet been fought, but troops are
being gathered and armed with great industry, and
q vigorous contest is before us.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
FROM CALIFORNIA.

BY the polteness of Messrs. Wells Fargo n Co..
we have received by overland mail, San Francisco
papers 10 the llth ult.
Nv this arrival We have also The Fort Smith Times
of the 2sth, fom which take the following items:
CurKoEyy AND CRHrKs-The Cherokee and Creek
war has come to close, OF, in reality had
exi,tence The Creoles became alarmed at threats
made by some Cherokees while intoxicated, for muir
der of a Cherokee by Creeks, and congregated at
AZ Deep Fork, 10 the amount OF four hundred, and
psinted as is their custom IN tunes of war, out no
Cberokees went out, and the whole matter ended in
pothipg. The Cherokees say that the Greeks will
have TO settle for the murder and perhaps something
may yet come of IL. . ,-o ,r,
mail arrived last night al 10 c)ck, with SIX passen-
gers named as follows: Samuel Name, Slas Pierce,
Thomas b. Hart, E. Z. Thudge, John A. carter ana
q ID Waldron. quarantine Law had been established
by the authorities Of Sst Lake al cases OF sickness
in trairs are to be inspected. Gen. Wilson, T. s. At
,crrey for Utah, Is lying dangerously ILL.,
THI NEVADA CONGREssIoSAL ELEcTioN.-Ihe full
returns from the late election for Congressional Dele.
here. Msior Dodge's majority over Judge Crane will
probably be $50.
FIRy AT RoUGH.ASD.READY, NEVADA CorSrY.-
CR.ss VALLEY July 9, lSj9.-A fire broke out IN
Roug h. and Resdy, between and clock last night
in the house Of Pat. Powers, adjoining Gilham q
Oulr's fre-proof brick store. which consumed the
whole town north Of Gihams to the bridge. The
church and all the residences on the hillside were de-
stroyed ard Glhams fire-proof store. Ihe Donney
HoG.e and Odd Fellows fall were al that were
saved. A strong breeze blowing from the south al
the time rendered imp ,sslb.e 10 save anything Loss
estimated at about S75, ,00O
Fro- TAe Al,a C1Iforsia
OUK MINI ASD IFS OPERATION.-By iavor oi .. H.
SNYDER. ETC., 1-easurer Of the Branch Mint IN thi-
city We are eusbsd 20 Prn. this morning. 10 our con
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
porxn.RY LryE.-Some three wears ago

STATE BOuNDAKf LINE.-oVue Iufo0 yeHb uBv
appointed By the Governors Of Connecscu
- 20 determine and sse question Of disputed
,,i,ory These Commisoners, s~r much los of ss and
fuitess Efforts agreed 20 disagree Several mouth. nee
~ Ev.or Of Connecticut informed the Governor OF New
Yrs hat bis State had esed further subject Of hs
di,uut-d line and that he bad appointed Connission
our 20 the subject and the Law authorizing toe
pontmelt Of Commissioner passed. Having failed 20 as
bsrse the duty imposed upon shei dsssrsns well With
esc with the Commissioned, Wa e1
red ths, tn. Nsv York would resign, and We
that the Governor delayed tx several wesk' hs
that the old rnen. retire Oae u
tkSn the Hon. Ben Field o Ab.on, mas done So
Gov Moran just filed his Commlssion The nrw %
pu,s. Isaac Pa,t q DGtch- Toa r. Carroll of ktl~
seAser ard yscob vroomsn Of Schchsre lAossy 'ia.-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

the shipment q god by the fteamet te-norroW
promises to be between 8 20, 900 and 100000 The
supply of money on c: is better, but rates are well
maintained a, Ge7 = cent on prominent securities
In the discount houses the advanced rates have
brough. better demand for paper, which the supply
is scarcely equal to- The Banks are still contracting
: somewhat and few if any transactions are made
below e cent Very good names, with three to six
months to run, cle passed al a8 q cent.
meeting OF :he Directors 0. the Erie Road was
70 asye teer Lei today TO discuss the question Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

DE.rH OF AN OLD ESGISEER.-1Ae R0cte''"
D,rorsi ys ;ha, Mr. Ira Dcriason one Of he ode eng
in ID. en2y Of the Central Railroad Company dec 8 ms
o,pce in that city Monday anernoon- D-e-esse - u
,S6, and consequent o. year. ~
nm po.d running engine n he eastern par Of u -
-, sxo a. s77 bur a..l1rd secef-d Ps- on ne iaA.
~ O~-zo RAJ -oed where he r-rned M lti wnen ne
- Eoehe,ef lie aned 20 r1r ota1,Vr - -ne ~ =;
yesrs .f.-r Ira. lin. Ut nlshy tok siioi J, nc WI
Z. ,,ta.ueL III Ia ces.A.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

HENTRAL RAILROAD G NEW-JERSEY-
~ Ccnnectire New IIsmT.on with The Delaware La
and wss:<Tn Raosd I'D u Eas<n With De Lehsh
Valley Railroad. =.
EewYo4k foT Ess,on IMMEDIATE places fr0 Pier No
Norih River 7:S1 and has sId a. p m for sorDe
vile he rains apa az s. The above trAis
lec a. Ehzst~h with :sns re New Jersey Railroad Which
ss,. Ne~YoIt from loot Il CoaAIciSt, Q: 7< AID u
L., aud and ?.
The :45. train from New Yora makes close eonrecten
Eson with the Lsnish Valley Railroad ard thebce via
ard connects Reading direc: for Posvis ard Harrisburg
road win leave at 73o crly sOr LeLgh Valley Rarosd .:
$50 AID II AS only. -. - -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
NyEw-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

and sHer MONDAY April 1859 ard until further notice.
P,s. viii Per foot OF Duanes follows wf'
DUNkIRK EXPRESS a. g. u, for parkirk and buns1es
ana principal nterrnsds.e StA:sons-
NAIL TRAIN Q; g. 20. punkirt and BuSso and inter
mediate Ststicns- . ,,u.
kOCKLAND PASSENGER al $50 p m, nom foot OF HAT
va Piemont for Suferus .eruedis,e Stations
NAY PASSENGER a. ~. m., for Ss~tarsA EddissN"n-
SfapT yXPREss a. 5 p m, for punsirk and Bafklo.
n, .love trsirs run daily, Sundays excepted. -
-. E,r-. Trans connect Elmir. with he EinairA
Csr.pdssra, and Nisfsxs fsls Rsosd fov Nas.ss pAs
Rln,Eam.n with Syracuse and bnsnSnt'a SiNsa 'ot
RaLrosA r kochest~r aud Buffalo vies, bs1d with 1s
D.ax are Lsciswsnns aud Weston kais 'er
H-s.yie v,b M, Bafslo AID New-forh C,y tsiirosai
srs fAO Dousirf Win The Lase sho. hAuese Si
C.s,,xIe, CllctrGap foeeo, pctToit CLiifo &C
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
Water Cure.

VxrATER CURES HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
w TURE of DIRT. sPALDlNGS PREfARED GLUE
CURES IT Of BREAKAGES.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

The american Railroad Rerier says that il has
been determined by A. j. Bergen, esq, Of Babylon,
and other leading residents Of Amityve, Jerusalem,
Hampstead, &C., TO construct railroad near the line
of the old south road" with direct connection to
Brooklyn This line has been examined and located
by Samuel McElroy esq, civil engineer, and the right
of way having been obsined for about one nall its
length its construction will probably be soon COM
menced.
The magistrates composing the Levy Court Of Ohio
County, Virginia, which includes the City Of Wheel
ing, had served upon them recently peremptory writ
of mandamus, from the Circuit Court of that county,
requiring them to levy tax for the payment OF the
interest due ON the bonds of the county, Issued to the
Hempfeld Railroad Company.
In relation to money matters, The Me Orleans
Crescent 29th July says:
There were several negotiations Of paper today The sssa
70 600 ssy 600 at tho ra,s Of cent; ssooo si
$1,000 paper maturing the coming seaontha asr tns
and other which would send the transfer Of p~p on
ths street for the day 20 s9oc0. ,
The banks were selling checks New st G} premium,
and buying the best sts. they could though me, aa n'
70 % % xo,a I snl. nons nsss
lust 70 say sold much exchanges or 50 many checs 10
day In foreign S we .slns S nS w,h S b.. n
ing high prices for cotton there was dess 70 postpone
Sf "Pts sSooo 50 day! sight on New York, di.
The value Of exports Of produce Of domestic growth
through the House. New Orleans cegn Countries fr
quarter Of the hscs 2 from the i't Of April tne
xpoed for the quarter el I
Recstnaon exports Of domestic products foreign coun
,r. from New Orleans fiscal year. ending the Sn Juns
1853, viz: x .,,a-. ,0s
Quarter ending Sth September 1883 lSe
Quarter ending toe 3lst December, lSS..,... Ddxzs9
Quarter ending the 3lst March la59......... 51eDU1
Quarter ending the Eth June, 1853 .........'' @sh%"
To.al..................... 4lUSO,tS
The value or tbe La, quarter does up 20 tho
estimates .ou r,
The value exported amounts TO only esl oo The
value Of cotton amounts S65 9 The value Of Tobacco
Next these items in aus 10 that Of slaves which
reaches quarter The value Of exoored
for the quarter ending the Of March, 1850, el02
Although the Of does not amount 70 doAts 70
quite expected Jet the value eseos any pc
year. viii appear by the figures below ~ncn are u 'e
highest degree satisfactory.
eisn countries from the port and district Of Newossa' '' N
lsst years: AZ, 40 ~