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NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Our Acapulco Correspondence.


ACAPULCO, Mexico, March II, 1850.
Confirmation o. the Treaty Amsios1y Eapoaed-Sak Tran
qal-Shark CatcAino-kode Of Fsshsv-COzon Crops
Suoar-Cneap Laoor-Ordr TO Esecute TIE Cars Of
Ayutla-Ivanticide, &c., dc.
We were much disappointed at not receiving the news
Of the confirmation Of the treaty. Everything is and
will remain in tatu quo until the treaty s acted upon,
one way or the other. Gen. Alvarez 80 confident Of
successful issue that he will not move at any rate until
he has definite information in regard 10 it. The whole
State ia and has been perfectly tranquil since the execu
ton of the murderers Of Gen. Toro
Messrs Barron and Escandon, with large party OF
passcd through here two weeks ago. on their
way Mexico Anticipating no trouble in getting nrOTgn os en-
most reliable men Ia this country. -,
enterprise has just been started here, viz catch
what success cannot ascertain This bar.
Dor abounds in ash, and they are taken
niece Of lead TO which are fastened four hooks The In
strument IL thrown into school, and then drawn rapidly
p catching one, and somet NEE two fsh, In Whatever
part the hook happens to strike Great numbers We r
caught in this way by men, women and children we
have freeh mackere every day The Mole" (per) rom
which these sh caught Is the fashionable promenade,
The cotton crop gathered and quoted a. nineteen
cents per pound small gin put In operation o-1ay
in ,his city and Mr. Miguel Of New York, has Just com
pleted very large about thirty leagues from mere
fbs ia The land where the Cotton King should dwell The
nlant alter 4 saIns the height Of five or six inches doe:
not require any ram We nave NO rain vhas.
osr here rom the 1 Of October TO the middle OF june
To nrone do not how 10 cultiyste It. they never
H. and yet have seen cotton In the valleys near
hs,e hsi would mako planter tho Mississippi weep
with 10y Sugar needs but little care, and requires plant
inr only IN fifteen years You can cut and grind
every month in the year Labor only twenty nye oensl
per day the aborer finding himself and plenty Of men u
se had Coffee rased here commands higher price ID
the San Francisco market than the best Mocha Many
snendid bsc,endas will be thrown into the market in case
he treaty passes Gen Avsrezs health winch has been
| bal, rs improving much
Al was Issued three days ago 10 execute the Cure
of Avus He was 10 have been shot yesterday, and w
| have as yet received news from Ayuila ,-
crime almost unknown here was commaea : ~ ~. y
days ago young belle gave birth 10 child ny .s,
buried 10 hide her shame but the hogs trrnea @ ~.
| one up and had commenced dcyourins y wnen ea uS
~ Lsrsdalicu and shane 10 desertion Of their on'prmg
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SAN SALVADOR.
EXTENSION OF THE PRESIDENTS TERN OF OFFICE =
INCREASE OF TRADE.

rxrESsIoN OF THE PRESIDENTS TERN OF OFFICE
INCREASE OF TRADE
We have dates this republic to the "a iDst Gene
raj Barros the present incumbent, has been elected IRE
sdeut and Don Jose Felix ouiroz Vice President The
tern Of Office which heretofore was for only two years
has been extended years Congress- closed its ses
eon on 10Th February. Among its last acts was tn
n...ase Of a law comforting extraordinary powers
ppon the President-clothing him with authority
" u,ste and raty treaties with foreign nations, TO de-
I.,e war levy taxee &C.. in fact making him DICTATOR
The President has engaged the services Of Mr. Williams
an English engineer for the construction OF various
;ron bridge over the San Miguel river.
The ofcial statistics for the fiscal year ending Spsem
her so 1850 have been published and SHOW very gra-
tivr increase in the trade Of the country The impor
taions during tie year amounted TO 81 being an
over the previous year OF s220959 Daring the
od the exports amounted 81 99l $50, which ex
coed those Of year 1858 some 1924 sos THIS great
increase the exports OF the country owng 70 he es
and the Central American States.
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.auca have been received here but no later
sncse forwarded 10 the HEaALp per last stes ,,s.
Other and another battle was ospar,1v %cs1 eaco
nrom nsnu rom The Opera Of Lima assisted by chores
M ~. ~ au hamAcos, has given two oopoeras In Pa
me singing Of Sra Bsn, much admrS She prooseds
" New YORK In TIE Baltic, where. doubt her nne per-
oy the patrons of the Opera
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COSTA RIGA.

N>''>1@nA VT n SPANISH SUBJECT--PEESIDENTIAL
ELECTION.
our dates from San Jose do Costa Rca are 10 the 2i
inst and from punta Arenas 5h The country was qaist
Inc troops that had been despatched to put down the
revo In Lobera had returned TO San jose The new 60
vernment was getting along very we and no further ap
prehen sons were felt that President Mora would re-
urn 70 the country He has taken up bis residence in
saE salvador The election for President being con.
, wt1ow any disturbances Congress is 70 assem
duly installed In office. N' WIN o'
a .a,ncny had arisen In Panta Arenas between the
H L Oonsul and the authorities Of the place. occasion
scrmsr @ sIor ~ o. Mr. Mendoza Spanish subject and
dosa mad circulated handb In which he criticised the
.n ~ 'ns eAn.ng governnaDnt In firm but respectful
manner manner; - and nd han;.hss N hs hour after us
%ca-a place called lnrrlqai tho Spanish Consul de
ded the release ofehd0za the ground that he had
dischareNT -
=, Nonee va coming into the port Of Punta Arena
ge quannues The English ship America, the frst Of
~ noss h;s has sailed for london with 600 bags
Guatemala makes neary bags exported from that
county wi'nn .ne PssI re. weeks Three more vessels
were ioading-t~o Tor London .nd one for Hamburg.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
arrival Of the Baltic with
\. 1896, 1886 in Treasure.
Interesting Intelligence from California,
= British Columbia, Warrington Terri.
! tory, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Bo-
ivia, New Granada and
West Coast Of Mexico.
5N0THER LARGE FIRE IN SACRAMENTO.
NAL Ratification Of the Cass-
Herran Treaty.
ahe Wyke Treaty Between Guatemala
and British Honduras.
pl. cAUTY'S CONTRACT IN NICARAGUA CONFIRMED
~ THE MARKETS,
- H., Ass -.
MOTHER LARGE FIRE IN SACRAMENTO

me North Atlantic steamship Baltic, Capt A. G. Gray
On Aspnwal March IS, with passengers and treasure
ch s San Francisco on the 9th inst, per Pacific mail
zhshp Golden Gate, arrived at this port yesterday
eIrnoon Tho Baltic brought four hundred and twenty
.sengers, and sso5, 900 in treasure
The shipment Of treasure 10 unusually small, on &C
int, is said, ofEhe very large Investments in the
Sshoe silver mines
he Baltic brought files OF papers, with full details Of
s from Oregon, Washington Territory, British oolum,
California and Central America.
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ECUADOR,
INTENDING CIVIL WAR.

lAfENOlNd CIVIL WAX.
Since the withdrawal Of the Peruvian forces from
Guayaqu the prospect Of civil has become and
more imminent General Aranco had ordered his troops
back to Guayaqu from the Interior as he he had no
hope of success and declared his intention of opening
the campaign In May But the government Of Quito hav
ing ordered General Maldonado 10 relieve the city of
enca which In the hands Arancos soldiers the lat
ter has recently ordered 500 10 proceed there
nforce his garrison at that place. He has published
bano by which all persons suspected Of having anything
70 do with the government at Quito shah be tried by
court martial.
Estrada, the same who WAS appointed by Franco TO
gotae the treaty Of peace with President Chs,a and
who a creature Of the latter left Guayaquil the 4h
February, for Lima, as a diplomatic agent.
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

RatiHca alton Of the Wyke Treaty by Qua.
temala-ContinuedI Ill Health or Bever-
Iy 8. Clarke-Genera1 Barrios Eiected
President Of San saIvador-Colenel Csu-
ty's Contract Confrmed-Troubls with
the spa nish Consul at Costa Riea.
The American steamer Guatemala, from Central Anne.
rcan ports, arrived at Panama on the 7th inst with
large cargo consisting Of 300 Of indigo o7 bales
Of india rubber $3.50 hdes 20 bales Of deer SKINS 4o
packages Of sugar. als bags OF Coffee 800 Of which
for New York and $50 for San Francisco-the balance
principally for Europe.
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the deeis Of which hsve already been published
merA. - >~ eo'oi"
sxnor Pima, the newyappointed Bishop OF Nicaragua
came passenger IN the steamer Guatemala from san los.
oe Guatemala TO ReaIejo. He visited the Unted states
siosp Ievant, Commander Hunt lying oil the part
ans received salute OF seventeen guns Captain Hunt
placed two boGts ct the disposal OF the Bshop and quite
convey them up the river TO Realejo Is not unusual
ior american vessels Of salute eccesiast either
OF home or abrosdf
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GUATEMALA.

RATIFICATION OF THE wYKE TREATY-HEALTH OF
THE HON. BEVERLY s. CLARKE.
Our dates from this republic are 70 26th February
The news s not Of much Importance. The treaty con-
cluded some time since with Mr. Wyke, the British Minis
,r defining the boundary between British Honduras and
fustemala has been ratified by the Senate:
Captain wry, Of the British Rcya Engineer Corps, had
arrived at Baze with tne object Of surveying the cart
road from that point 70 the city Of Guatemala as stipulated
The Gacetd announces that contract has been signed
with parties in London for the building OF wharf al san
Jofe. ,..
The health Of the Hon Beverly s. Clarke, Minister resi-
dent Of the United States continues very bad He con
templates returning TO the United states by the next
steamer If the state Of his health will permit
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NICARAGUA.

COLONEL cAurY's CONTRACT CONFIRMED AMERICAN
CLAIMS.
ns,es from Manasua are 70 the LIST instant and Realejo
te the 3D..
Hon Alexander Dimitry, United States Minister
was s,i at the former place, endeavorug TO get the
government TO consent to refer the subject OF
American claims 70 q mixed commission.
The contract with Colonel Cauy, as the agent OF Cfos
key Co. Of England for the right Of way across the
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The stock market for the last fortnight has been
oeedingly dull State bonds have advanced slightly,
while our stock has held its own since the annual report
OF the directors the % ut The companys affairs ap
pear TO be good condition. but as they are threatened
with lively opposition the coming year, s hardly
months TO The stockholders authorized the drec
tors to 20 into liquidation appeared for the interest Of
the company TO do The policy Of the company for the
present year TO be 10 light any and all opposition
in lieu Of buy ing them off, heretofore Under such cir
cumstances the stock cannot advance.
FREIGHT5 AND CHARTERS.
The large amount OF tonnage wnicn has recently ar
rived has found no charters Offering Afew wood freghs
from the coas. Of Mexico all that we learn Of In
market Most Of the destined for the Chinchas
and are getting TO sea rapidly,
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

prosperity OF the Mines IN ChiIe-Thc
Late captain Lambert-Nte ed OF N Ame-
r"an squadron At Pera-Expected En-
Horcement or French CIafms-Civil War
imminent In Ecuador-Bolfvia Prepar-
ing 70 Hepei Invasion by Peru.
me Enshsn steamer Lima from Valparaiso an inter.
%eaA'e por's arrived at Panama on the sh instant with
the ma and 100000 in specie for Europe. The lima
sailed from Valparaiso the leth and Caao Goth Febru
Ty touching in at pata and Guayaqui
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PERU,

ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION sUPPRESsED-ANERICAN
SQUADRON NEEDED-THE FRENCH CLAIMS.
President Castillo had arrived at Lima from Ecuador
with bis troops, naval feet, &c. was generally under
stood at Lima and Caao when the steamer sailed that
he would aoon make descent upon Bolivia.
On Feb. 10, In Arequipa, the occasion Of the now
Governor entering into Office there was attempt 1t
revolution, which promptly put down. Tho revolu.
sent out OF the country, upon his promise 70
turn. Twelve OF his followers have been arrested two
Of whom have been recognized pirates In the action
that took place the government loss two killed and
twenty wounded The rev0lu0nlgts lost six killed and
large number wounded.
The newspapers Of Lima charge that the late Captain
Lambert Of the royal navy, committed suicide In 1T Of
delirium tremens This b indignantly repelled by the
foreign residents Of Lima and Calao
Caao correspondent Of the Panama Star and Hcvold
writes under date Of Feb a. that he United States
| laughing stock for the Peruyjans. They are san
guine thai squadron VIII Come TO demand the
government at home leaves TO the mercy Of
the Peruvans, and II Is useless to have Minister
here he cannot be protected in looking after the nte
1 rests Of his conntry.o
We from private advices that two French vessels
Of war arrived at Caao just before the sailing Of the
steamer for Panama, and that the French frigate with
the admiral on board was daily expected to ENFORCE the
demand Of the French government. The money claimed
has already been sent to France noticed the HnAId
some time tince which fact the admiral will learn upon
| bis arrival at Caao but OF the demands Of tho
French government s that It's flag shall be saluted by
Peru in tho harbor Of Caso and from CASTLE which
demand II lie thought the French admiral will enforce.
Exchange on New York selling At Lima and Callao
At 10 per cent premium, and freight 10 Hampton Roads
ships loading guano at the Chncha Islands The captain
Of the Danish ship Dan accidentally killed al the
Chinchas while in bis boat, by the Engsh steamer
ivia coming In contact with an upsetting the boat
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Puget Sound News.

At Olympia the citizens had formed themselves into
committee OF safety to guard the interests Of the town.
An attempt had been made 10 burn the place.
supposed thief had been ordered 10 leave Seattle on
pain OF DEATH
A United States soldier named Hezroo died short
time since at Stelacoom, through eating strawberfes
which had been preserved in q tin can. II was found
that this poison had formed through the acdity OF the
fruit coming in contact with the metal OF which the can
was compoeed the effect when eaten, being 10 ueerae
the stomach, and finally to cause death.
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BOLIVIA.

PREPARATIONS TO REPEL GEN. oAsrILA.
We have news from Bolivia except that active pre-
parations being made 10 repel President Castillo
should he attempt to invade tho country generally
expected The purchased in Valparaiso by the b.
van Minister to Chile had arrived at Cobo, and would
BOON be sent 10 the interior.
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e. B s.

Die Stnnoe, tsann Der prin, BON gBoIce
btuts bier eintrtHsn rtrb. tGnnen mir unlereu
Ssitrn leteer ntbt ~anatben, rsb alaubru mir
DAP es ,pii6sn IL unp l ssl6eben pirb.
= Ter Srin, BON 8aIes pirp, mic auf teIe.
9rnpbtl6em We9e benz tnglilben @pnlul berit.
tet rpurot, Der beute lbeno i'm Marlbaa. Sbtater
ltattTnotnpen Sper Die 8esimentstobter" bel.
tpebnen. User alic BEN ~liuftisen &6nia bel Qlbt
betraehtrn nil, s~eriauint niht, lfh beu.e gb.no
etnen ooppeltsn Genus iu psri6afrn.
- Sn Der Nnsor6-gO urt fam acftrn ni6ts
BON bsienserem SntertTt Sor.
@efsrn Na6mittaa, ,p;Ihsn 8 unb q l1sr.
bra6 i'm Rrllsr Res SpUtSppoo 6anlrS elm Seuer
aus. !rurrt tsbsG NOD re&t;ettis entbeft unb
9slDi&t.
- Die Witelitber bts 9ie6baber. 1b,aterper.
Gins werotn eriuht, In Der beute @bene itattfR.
Ssnosn SsrlammlunS rs4t saelrei9 III rrlbei.
men.
-9un6i j3u benz mOr9en Rattfnbsncsn
Sun&t rno9e lb elm rtGt 3aslrei4rs publiIum
sinFnUsn /! (Sisbe @n1tiss.)
MOrsen Nadmittaa SerIdume 0iemanp.
Dem atI9emeinsn SSnntdgs. 8ergniiaen brim
freuneit&en 8alentin 8 e9l bei,upeb,
men (Sirbe @naeiss.)
Bet 6errn Sbns BON Sreeben,
STcabfraSr 3pii6sn 2. uno g., Ge6en einiae
simmer 3u o'rmtetben.
Dur6 gintrefen sinss fpeitersn S,sers
fns mir ieBt In ben StanO seleBt, unlren Sc.
rem eeisrn fcrtan elm ttwas reibbaltiaeres SIatt
bisten ,u fSnnen.
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mir bran lno, unp f5nnrn uniers Maereaetn
ersrsttsn ; wire atsr Douglas sswdblt, TO fne
mir psrratben uno ~psriauft unp Der Siresrtriss
Up pcr Der 2birs, sbe mir co uns perisSen.
Sbtiselia m5&ts Id DIR nod bemsrten, pos
ois Union Yarts. msl6s i'd ia mtineul 2cstsn
tefdhvisb. fstt FIR 5errn Douglas sinasnommsn
10. une wartim 2 - neil fe wsts. RAP ,br Dou-
slae ni6ts f6nern. rptl obsr sarur6 teIfsn
fann, to6 sr bic osnotrati1b, Sttmme tbeilt,
nae TOR natiirli& su stussn i6mmt. Bdre s0
isbt ni&t en- Der Bell, FIR 5srrn GcusiaS f6
pnr& 3uridtre.sn rs gGtuns lsinsr Mi,barssr
III srfpsrtsn unS ~ b~etpeil.n. bas er sn pabrsr
patrtotif ater nsin. fsim @uttu 1T ,Gnt.
rsesr ID wsree grdibfnt pcsr Id ru,uirs btt be.
mrfratilte @artci."
(Sn benz anfana tisles 0rtittIs in Der aeari-
gen gtnmmsr bat fi@ fpIssnper Drudfrtler etn
asiGl'dben. Den wir ,u berihtisen bitten. SYM
anfans Ger bon 9rediuriess ansefatrteu Reps
riuB 20 nantii6 tsiseu; .,unp mum, Senatcren,
S%sriaien MIR hisfe %csnfuiiroise Sals, Die gUniti-
Triton, 'rslbt mir BON ~unlcren Scrfatren srbiel.
ten, unVsrlsBt mitnebmsno" u. I. n.y.
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b.

a 6.M aAtnsn. Oils pas Spinnrop
1880 pom Steinmeb Sirsens in 0arnbrra er.
funpen purre, mar Oas fur tene Belt tein a%srinoe,
rsr SUrtihritt, ais lpdter Die GrfinOuns Der NuIe.
SsnnY cper Der 9ptnnial SennY. gBie Uie( INN
Die @itrpelt fur isint GrfnOnns be,a6lt BAT. weie
man ntht, absr nie riel Rulen miro man uibt
trauhen, nm Die 3nDl Der @Olpsulosn an Ibr,i-
ben, Die er er6ielt. Ger 6. finn er Der N6temo.
lhins coer Dielmrbr rss Saupt6sfanbt6,iles Der
6unocrte ron oerIti,oenen Nlbcmalbinen bic
iutpem eonitruirt worpsn inn, @liaS Dome, BAT.
leinsr eiarncn octenmdbissn GrtlGruna mad, in,
nerGal6 zines Sabr3sbnts 0 $1,000 Dollars fir
feline @rfinpung rrbaItsn unp pas patsnt. Su.
rrau Bu @aI6tnetun bait bieir Summe nod
ni8t fur cine ssuisenOe SslUbnxns lsines Ser.
DienRes! gr bat isin 9atent am 8. S,p.
tsmber Hm wsitere ifrbrH SABRE UsrIGn0rrt. rlnp
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pa BON Sabr Az Sabr Die NdbemaI6tne tros tt.
re popen prstite msbr 3u einem ebenic aGae-
nittn 9sbrauhltben Sausratb ptrp, pte ts 4.
eas Spifnrao mar. 10 it es oar ni6t unrabr.
l@stnltH, Dap 5err 5cpe in bisIen ffs6cn Sabrer
nod mebr als cine ppns Miaipn ,n DER baI6sn
einntbmsn mire.
Tie gntriiiuna ib.r bieie entl6eibuns b.s
pntenioursan TT chen 10 aagemetn. ais gere&ts
ferttst.
59ms bot tur6 fsin Yat, ntre&t Elm ibsraus
orhdenosF RonppUt sefhaFtn.
etns VfaiGius, Die Is pper b5hifsns Is Doll
lars 5n tUltsn brau6te, folet parurh 80 Ipl-
lars, unp Die 3abl, rie oapun abaeIest rpirr,
'ps'i Ole Ntal6inen lanst ~ sinem Bspi.fnis
sfporpsn, bslauft f& in Die 3stntaul.nbc.
Ote Serlan9sruna Dee 5onef&en 9attnts
tommf rabsr elmer Ssfteusruns bes pubIlfums
lu Vnnltsn irsni9er Monppplifen nm miups-
fens -Wtaisuen Dollars slsi6. S&Iimmer
no~ ~, paB lte Die alsemeine ginfibruns Der
Sn s6aeu purbs fiir5li& elm aepi6er Gar.
nsr. sinsr BON ben SGuften, Die as Snpianer
oerlle'oet' Dor sint9sr !3eit 3Wei junae Dameu
'auoten. UNI, nnhpern fe ~sieielben cntsbrt, ae.
moresi battrn, aefana.n eenmmcn uno notpsm
CT e'hsr S9ulO neeripieien, aufsefnipft.
- sSas Grofus SrUUfs aefast Bat. Ora.
nus Sro0ts. Der Dstannte 5ereuCsrtsr bes ,glep,
gcrt Grpree." Sas 6auptoraan Der .Snom-np.
tetnas partbet BON isbcr. fa9te nenlit In Wairte
~ icinsn Wit- Snppnutbinae : .G3ett fir pielss
MaI Cure YrinSipitn auf, SIR .9mtritoner"
SUnlerpat;oe nnp gBbiss unb fimn. fir Stspbsn
u. OcuaIas !"
&usuif a, Ga. 8. Oft. Cine Wripottepe.
de pon Srlumbus melbst, Dap bel Der n,uliden
Staatswabl in GIUripa Die SeG. uub everett.
Sane'oatsn fur @ouperneur, Gonsreb uno &C.
9'slaiur INIT GROCER Naioritdt Den Strs capcn
Betraetn BADEN.
8OROn, 8. Ssttr. Der 5er,Us BON gac,p.
Cattle bat zen Wapor 9ViIiun bena6ri&tiat, oas
Der 9ttn' BON gDales etnen ibm 3u @breu i'm
Bottom &teatcr an Is. Stt. su aepenpeu Bale
bsiirpbutn min.
= Der prtn, BON gBales brinot bier i'm iu.
9fncalttrlthsn Nm'rita cine faum 9laublihe
Nufrcauna berppr. las NaIbpol,r pieIes ep-
len Snn9ltn9s iruroe in S2i56rd auf 8lalben
cfuHt unp III 4 S6l. pcrfaiSt. Cine 1plhc
Srirdterr; s,'bt ptrt!ih iibsr ale geariFe.
= Die Ssri6tc Der init Der aufnabme ter
Scitsialluna t%etrauten Sramtsu laufen lest
bel Dem SauptbIreau in Niruee elm. gis ieRt
er9iett lib raraus nur Die Northumberland. raa
Die Strmsbruus Der SplfeSabl ittt 1850 BEL pei.
tenn niht 70 ~broeutenO III, ais man anfanaIit or.
%rpartete. Setipietswtiis bat ih Die BON Sbio
muir um 800 600 rper Is Yrpirnt perm.brt,
ipahrtno Die @ermsbrung i'm oprbsrsebsnren
Satr,ebutt 80 Dst. uno BON 1880 bic 1910 TO-
aar 60 p,t. tstruS. @alifornien pas COG. 600
Ginipotnsr a%ufptiisn gu l6nneu bottle, bate nur
etpa 100000, unb 70 in pielen anpern SGu,u.
WabribrirIidt BAT lb felt 1850 Die SeYSlteruno
pom Sanaoa in %fdrtrrsr proportion psrmtbrt
alS Die TER Ser. Staaten.
DaS b wesli6t unb unbsmealihs fru.r.
pflt6tl9s Gi9entbum i'm Stlate Ntp'gortb.trdot
mad ben Abi@asun9tn pom I. Sept. Sl,4l9.,
155,529.
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gsationOl.g smotrattfdses elseteroL4istt.

Rationale smotratifdbes Gisetcrab9i6tt
i. Difrht = Diniam Ga m ron HprpIf Gin.
2. 9tihid &bpmas s.. 9ppbe ppn @edlenbars.
3. DiItriet = S5bn z. Gbmunbs ron 5aifar.
4. Diftriet = Sbpmas 3. 2rebwap ron grince Gbrarb.
s.. Diiriet = Sames g. 8empti pm Mabipn.
G.. 2ifrit SaneS 6 ppns ron Senriec.
q. 9ihriet - q. 81. GIaphropt psn observation-disclosures
s. Difriet Beverley .. DpueIaS y. &ms gSiGiam
8. Dinria = Gppo sutton pom Srinu g9iaiam.
10. 3ifriet = Sbpmas So. SsbeII ron Scfferlpn.
ii. Diirid Samss N. Raffis RON Rpdbriss,.
IL. Difrid sBm. 8. anthony pom Srtsisuvt.
IL. Siitriet Sfaae o. Duun ron 9Baittnstpn.
IA. DtNrid - SObn O. Rewma n BON aanapba.
Is. Gilrio - 9ebefiab Rib ell ron Waricn.
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Ssrotent rss Srfnrers nidt bod asnus an,u.
ibls9sn. Sd sWeife ou6 ui6t TN @sriuafcn,
oaB man in wenissn Sabrsn feint anb,rn oIs
mad Dem nsusn prinaip eoniruirtsn G6nsu-
I~prsfen mebr ltbtn pire. "a. q. 81
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9tim abbplsn rnus bic Drummer anseaebenper ben.
276 8iBel, 4pam. 300 &egtrmann, g.
277 Sre&tsi. SAT. 29l Row, 6ernl. GEO.
218 Sa6mann, @bt. 292 Mebger, Sisman.
279 Cohen, Cam. 299 Waber, Sc6n.
$50 Goere, 6errm. 294 9fadbmaun, @ltle.
2Sl @mbtg, @sC. 295 YoaarO, 99m.
$50 Deitria, 5. 296 Stuff, 9etsr.
283 Grant, @so. 297 8e man, Sman.
284 5rsioOsel, SAT. 29S Straue, 0atSan.
2S5 5auier, Sat-, 299 S8waserle. ga.
care Of 81. S6aO. 800 S6uette, anpr.
2S6 &ftODst9, Sol. S01 Spider, @trb.
2S7 &eppIsr, Sobn. 302 Shneioer, 3. (3l
2o8 &,fer. s. .. 303 SOr6rinf, 3.
2S9 &nOp, Sui. =. 3O4 SOersr, Gpw.
305 WalttauSr, AIbr,
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Ritmpne. go. 6. Oetot.r 1860.