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TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY II, 1860.

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oI mr. iacAer' .he oeia'e nei sni - o'ooA
tomorrow.
House q hforese'atdtsres.--ln members q a,le
House met at ~ O'Clock, and the Cierk caiicd tue
roll.
Only 70 members were present
On motion Of MIR. Beggs, the House TOOK q recess
till o'clock.
The House reassembled at the expiration oi the
recess and the Clerk again called the Toll with tne
same result.
Inc ron was cameo SECOND ulie' aiu ony .
members answered % tneir names.
1hefe hes Deing quorum present ho.nins 'ou1u
pc done, ana, On mouon Q. ar Ahuerson' 1ns
mouse aoJourneo IN ocioch 'o,nlof,os.
II Democranc oaucus ~ 1 Spsahsl. 81,
Iiie Delhocra'lc lneiiioers W 81 thc noase ~ heiu =
caucus TINS evening, ana made tne ioiioMing nomf
nauons' ror npeaael, =. n 'horrison' =. ouas'nsa
paI'sni TT .hlel 1.srs, 'ames "slsn III AsslsI
a's o'stn, osoise 2. .,nephefa iof ssfseah.a'-
siils o. q. rera'a ior Doo.Aeeper' y. oearlss
~ Warrant slerh, NJ, = F. on1h.
zen. henfy fhhhps, q DeSoto parish, was also
canadate ior tne speakersnip.
Is expected snat . sumclent NUMBER OF mem
psrs "ii arrive to-hlens and tomorrow % organize
| tne house.
Later Hom new mexico.
81 LOUIS, 'an. io..lhe NeW mexican man,
iio ''a,'a "' y sllo i1'ai' has arriseo
7, renorts tbo+ aooo ,ve,, orr,od can,.ncha +
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ENeLIsH sIopHMEnr
ooafMERoIAl INTELLIGENCE.


HALIFAX, Jan. le.-The cunard steamship Eu-
ropa, Capt. Leitch, has arrived at this port having
experienced heavy weather during the entire pas
sage from Queenstown.
She'left Liverpool on Saturday, the 3lst ult and
touched at Queenstown on the Lat Of January,
bringing three days later news than was received
by the Hungarian at Portland.
The steamship Fulton, of the Hayre and South.
ampton Line, from New York, arrived at the latter
port on the. alst ult The steamship Persia, from
New York, also arrived at Liverpool on the 3lst.
The general and political news by the Europa
possesses some features Of interest, although not
Of special importance.
The death of Macaulay, the English historian, is
announced. His death took place on the 2sth ult.,
after an illness Of two weeks. He died Of disease
Of the heart.
The precise day Of the meeting of the Paris Con-
gress is still doubtful.
1t is vaguely reported that Austria, Spain and
Naples have expressed their determination not to
send plenipotentiaries to the Congress unless the
Pope is represented, in regard to which some
doubts were still entertained.
| The Russian Government rejects the programme
advocated in the recently published French pam
| phlet called, The Pope and the Congress-"
| It is reported, upon what appears to be good
authority, that serious differences have arisen in
the French Cabinet, upon the Italian and other
| questions.
| The report which had been circulated that the
| Pope's Nnncio had threatened to withdraw from
Paris, Is officially contradicted.
A large row-boat filed with men was capsized
in the harbor at Liverpool, on the goth. Twenty
lives lost. ~
4 Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. s1.-The sales of Cotton during
the five business days since the sailing of the
Arabia Monday having been observed as the
Christmas holiday--were 46, 900 bales.
The market opened in the early part of the
week with easier prices, but the quotations of last
week were generally maintained
The market on Friday closed firm at the follow
ing quotations
Fair Orleans. ..... e Middlng Orleans .6l
Fair Upland Ill Midding Uplands.6 il-lt
LONDON, Dec 31.-The funds have manifested
more frmness, and an advance Of is reported on
the quotation by the Hungarian
.Cousols for account closed at 95s to 95l.
HAyRE, Dec. 31.--The Cotton market closed dul
and depressed, at a considerable decline on the
Arabias quotations.
New Orleans Tres ordnaire closed at los francs
II LIVERPOOL, via Queenstown Jan. 1.-The salel
Of cotton On Saturday were 5000 bales. The mar
ket closed firm at Fridays quotations
LONDON, Jan. l.-Consols closed steady and I'm
changed.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-THE Liverpool Breadstufl
market closed dull, but steady, generally at las
weeks prices.
The Provision market also continues dull, will
little variation in prices.
PARIS, Dec. 3l.-The Paris Bourse has been de
pressed, and the French Funds fell per cent, bu
VI subsequently recovered, and closed at 69f. zoe.
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CITY HoTELN n Pool, Black River, Bulies r Baien,
1ss'ss 9sS s J Rsps
y Collins Clinton; Gordan and ady nssoto La; !a
Hss y ss
rsEoss, q asazass cobb Havana; hsrbss iss
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Ross, q; V LawsSn, u i streeier, " ii ssse S
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sani. Sal and lady, Miss; Stone Il; Masss, Tsa
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Gan Rsuah; Rea,h fensas Potter Proyiasaee; Whit
issshs ss @ Ii ss & ssass oss Tssa sss
fesRs e1sss ss Il s ss.ssss ks s
sawyer waksasd. i Thorn,on Iab6osk ] " SGT
NJ MY VINE Ga: nansy Texas ar Murphy Gs ss,sas ass
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
MEETING OF THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATOR:
THE HOUSE WITHOUT A QUORUM.

BAros Rouen, jan ls.=-The Senate met to-day
at noon.
Mr. Tucker moved that Mr. Talbot be called to
the chair; which motion was carried, and Mr..
Talbot took his seat as temporary President.
The roll was then called, and % Senators an
swered to their names
Messrs. Burlington, Gardere, Hugh, Lawrence,
Moore, Moorland, Scott, Newell, Patterson, Pierce
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SALE OF Day GOODS FOR ACCOUNT OF UNDER,
,r.ps-To.m morrow and day Messrs. Z. Roger Co.
a5 and II Old e,ee street. viii sell gea. quantity
- desirable assorted dry goods from the stock of Benhuysen
Lewis Co.. slightly damaged by water at the late FIRE See iht
a,I Sarsameut sI
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NEW MILITARY AND FANCY GooDs.-Masquers
men aud members civic associations snd orders
80 The stock If Messrs. T. 4 L. Pet 1ss Canal
Who have Just received stocks Of military goods gilt and
% stars and laces tasse cosds inses, etc. See
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

FREScH LANGuAGE-Le Lecture by Prot. Riclard.-
Prof. Richard, the accomplished French teacher,
announces through our columns that he will de-
liver free lecture at the hall Of the Bible House,
l63 Camp street, this evening, at q o'clock, i'm
mediatey after which he will form new classes for
instruction in French by his improved system.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

ORLEANS THEATER.-Verdis grand opera +" II
Trovatore" will be performed tonight, the favor
ties Of the company appearing, and ballet diver
tsesment in the third act.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

REMOVAL OF DENTISTRY RooMs.-Drs. Clark &
Fdedeichs experienced and accomplished practitioners of
dentistry that they have removed No ia 40
Canal street, one door from The Crescent City Bank.
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THE VARIETIES" Dotn again tonight, and it
is going through its fourth week triumphantly.
The entertainment will commence with the musical
farce entitled The Two Gregories.''
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TIGHT srlrcH SEWING MACHINE is advertised
for sale at Nmnos No. SIan2 steeI 1t is said to have
given great satisfaction afee being fully tested the most
practical manner.
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THE ST. CHARLEs.-"king Henry II" will be
repeated tonight, with Mr.. Booth as the King.
"My Aunt Charlotte's Maid " will follow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

PRESSED BRICK. 10000 Philadelphia pressed
brick are sale by N E Bailey Co., "A Canal See
advertisement.
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i PRIZE NUMBER IN THE HAVANA LOTTERY
n yas Of the Truth cigar sioFe ID Exchange Alley
tbs ticket which sedues oo' Spanish cash to
N ans at The recent awing OF the Havana Lottery
sold at his establishment -.
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ALBERTsON q NUDGE,
-Aens4s ROE rms SALE or
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES.
sAw-MILLs, sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Maehinery for nfil and Plantation use.
Also. Agents for the sale Of
cLEMoNs, BROWN 4 CO.'S
arssLs AND DOUBLE CYLINDER corrox sINs
4s .S4 AND
Bates' Patent steam Gauges.
No. S UNION STREET.
Bstwsen ST. Charles caronde'st Streets New orlsans

Bstwsen st. Charles and Carondset Streets New orlsans
Tho Machinery offered for sale by from establishments
which have been engaged manufacturing for the Southern
eonn or the past twenty years. and viii be onnd to be
entirely adapted for the for which intended of much
superior quality great deal Of the machinery brought TO this
market and extremely liberal prices Persons wishing to
pchase invited 10 call aad examine for themselves
CLEM0Ns BROWN a co.'s COTTON GINS have been
ued successfully parts Of the South for fifteen years
and more during which time upwards Of FIVE HUNDRED of
them have been sold annually We guarantee them to be equal
h every respect any gin sold in this section
THE BoyBLE CYLINDER GIN is reeen. invention Of
Mr. Brown Of Columbus Georgia. We refer persons who
Interested to the following certificate which taken from
hundreds which we have received:
RusssI. Cousrr, ALA, February 5, 1850.
hssus clcmons, Brown Co.
Geuemen-I have Of your Double Cylinder 90
GsTung the pas season and tke pleasure In stating
cou ha It's performance far superior to any Gin have ever
tried for speed and safety induced buy
because believed would pay for itself in the saving Of time
IN crop and has fully answered my expectations It re-
qucs power propc Il than Single Cylinder % saw
Gin while cleans twice much cotton day and Is much
attended to from the lesser width Of
the breast and that will gin ali tho cotton that can be put in
the roll without throwing ont choking cleans the seed ro
mkay clean, and makes good sample Of cotton Us any
Gin have tried The cotton buyers Of Columbus have re-
pea.edly told me had superior Gn without knowing
Of your Double Cylinder style Your Double Cylinder Gin
consider great Improvement the ordinary Gin and the
planter who makes By bales Of cotton will nd to his
interest lay aside the Single Cylinder 40 20 Gin and
place himself under obligations to yen, by purchasing your
Double Cylinder Gin and thereby time labor and money
Without the pleasure Of personal acquaintance with
permit me to you Of my friendly consideration
EDGAR GARLICK.
Me~srs- W. q. eleusons, Brown Co.
Samples or both styles Gins well other Machinery,
may be at
ALBEBTsoN 4 NUDGE,
No. Union street,
o24 ap6f-tf Between ST. Charles and Carondelet
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MY w Y
VOLUME XII.
W. III. Iy-iIsOsa,
CANAL STREET.
Has now on hand and offers for .sls--
a MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK
RICH JEWELRY,
WATCHES.
silver Ware and Fancy Goods,
Which were Manufactured of tho
BEST AND RIcHKsr xArERIALs,
Expressly for New Orleans Trade.
The following comprises portion Of his immense stock
LADIES' JEWELRY.
RICH DIkMoNp SETS,
RICH PEARL SETS
f RICH EMERALD AND
RUBY SETS,
Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, Pearl and-othcr
BROOCHES AND BRACELETS.
RICH FINGER AND EARRINGS.
SET WITH ALI. DESCRIPTIONS OF RARE JEWELS.
FINE ENGLISH AND GENEVA WATCHES,
DOUBLE CASE,
Set with Precious Stones.
FfNE JEWEnED NECKLACES AND cHATsLaLSEs.
GENTLEMENss
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS OF ENGLAND
AND SWITZERLAND.
Gentlemen,s Diamond studs,
COLD WATCH GUARDS,
DIAMOND BREAsTrINs,
DIAMOND scARPPINs,
DIAMOND FINGER RINGS
sILvERwARE,
IN Full. SETS AND ODD PIECES or THE PUREsI
MATERIAL, AND MANUFACTURED.
TUE LATEST STYLES.
s.ANcr q OBS, ".
| MANTEL ORNAMENTS,
GUNS, CUTLERY.
FISHING TACKLE, etc..
In great variety and Of The best knds of which viii
| sold at REASONABLE RATES.
R- Purchasers will do well call and examine prcviou
| to buying elsewhere. jal6 2p6t
FIRST Premium Shirts,
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Rgw AID is advertised Tor
the recovery boy ss from Col Birds plan
tliou near Baton Rouge. description ot the esys rstson
given in advertisement.
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TeLeoaApHeo TO THE NEW oalfMs caEscenr.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE DUKE OF MoDENA THREATENING HosTltITlts.

ARRIVAL OF THF EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
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4 GoMrErRsr DRua cLgRK IS wanted and is adj
| rr issa To- BY NJ Z. .s..s- g .haEses street.
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The DEBroRs AND CsEplroRs OF Nix I. 3. MAY
WE'LL sre referrea given b snrneaux
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pATToN, SMITH s. PUTNAM,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAyIER STREETS,
Agents for the Sale
MANUFA CTURED TOBACCO,
Have hand and constantly receiving on commits
sio direct from the Manufacturers the Largest and Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
Of every variety they have offered the trade and solicit
the attention of RocERs and DEALERS their stock before
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON MAYS Cross
and Extra pounds; LA BELLE CREOLE 5s and los; BUCK
FINNEYs 81 los and KENTs l0sbesdes various other
brands; tH MT WILLIAMS II lbs, aad ethersi LEaAo-
RA pounds which took the Premium at the State Fair at re-
iersbug va November 1886 Y Y. p JONES pounds and
Twists which have taken the Premium in North Carolina six
years succession perhaps the fnest Tobacco in the
world
WHLIAssoS'S TWIST, tirst pickings5 KATE ELIZA
pounds intended fer only and in fact every de-
scripiion of Tobacco generally used
We also have the P0WHATTAN PIPES. which we receive
direct on commission. die I'm
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DRErIIUM PLoWs AND scRAPERs-
800 Y6sT's PATENT PREMIUM
plows and Scrapers,
For sale by c. H. sBoCoMB & CO.,
Sole Agents,
DO 4m No. q Canal ST. and 50 to IS Common St.
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Jose DOMINGO. .,......-..- JOSE DOMINGO,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
No IL Cdstomhouse street.
Has always on large and well assorted stock to which
h calls the attention Of purchasers The choicest brands for
which h. hui aws been celebrated can always be
found there: PARTAGAS, GABANAS, INTIMIDADi the
we'll known REG ALA DEL REY DE cABARGA, the GIN
TO DE ORION REDowA, RIFLE, and the new brand Ell
GARIBALDI Also 1000 pounds PICADuRA. received per
steamship Habana.
Mr.. DOMINGO would respectfully all the attention Of the
public to the following letter
vi Jose Domingo New Orleans: My Dear Frend-I autho-
h YOU to make the public think needed
that you only importer in New Orleans Of my brands nj
ino de Orion Reowa Rifle. In proof whereof sign the
present. iii the city of Hnysna this 20ih October 1859
400 In, tSipped JAYNE GoDIEA.
, 1860-12-14

On The first and fourth pages of this issue we
present to the reader the Annual Message Of our
Governor. We regard il as a duty especially
devolFiRg upon newspaper publishers to trans.
fer to their columns the annual messages Of State
or TsEit9Tial Governors particularly, and also
those Of the President of the United States, in
whole or in part, when circumstances viii admit
Of so doing, though the matters. contained in
these documents may not always be interesting
to the general reader. This is our apology for
ths-non'appsarance, this week, Of the usual Sc
leetions found upon our outside pages.
. Although the message Of Acting Gov. McGill
possesses no literary merit, unless verbOsity be
50 considered, il nevertheless contains many
facts which tits proper our people should be in.
formed Of Hence our reason for giving it a
place in our columns Contenting ourself with
the publication Of the message, we abstain from
reviewing it, and commend il to the perusal Of
our readers. ir..rU.r. ,.. I... D..
, 1860-12-14
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
.ifEItIlNa. n. D, FKDlt. lEr. d, IsEn.



Tnk LAM MAH 70 SEI4TuE --0n Friday last,
the first paf ,lrom steilneOOhn to Seattle, under
The eonirset ferspily awarded to Messrs. Win
SOr,&IamAn,s slsfl this place in charge Of, Nj,
LaaaninpusnssaT The good people Of Seattle,
fully alive % everything tending to promote
thss interests were prepared 70 welcome the
adEsnt q this service, and manifested their ap-
prsoilliou of'it BY tn ariug Of guns and other
FcDol1nss in which Mr. Abbott, hvorably knowri
in tilS place, fg1red eonspicuousiy. ihis with
ths NAL By As Sound steamer, gives the people
ofiouF sisisrltoEn semi seklyneommunication
win Ms plket ahd Olympia. M. aIAnan was
greed il Re most cordial manner 6y the hospi
tath esissns d ssaias, Who ist nothing un-
dons.to make his fFst visit there agreeable.
Tht tnlsrrlilins contractors On this route de-
Sslye credit i6r the additional mail AGILITY which
The people q ssntlls now enjoy, Is they have
taken i a priee which can hardly pay them,
and which ths Department, however parsimOhi-
ous could not consistently refuse 70 award
them.
, 1860-12-14
The ltll01 Oi lhs IIfifi. DiopIsyT,, 1,

This last named disease Is commonly preceded 81 ir
regular action q The heart. and dlbcult rspraioB
which symptoms AlWays severe and ever 70 from bad
ways nnrvaed OlutInent and Pill, tbe dfopcal patient
viii ever nd succouf The present relief derived from
the ug N these remedies 3 mnrvallOusy Qtk and pre-
severance IN tho etaAdy application " this an0ds Oint
ment, invariably results IN cure They act with such
energy the crcula0n and absnFhent ayete that the
dropscal had Vani1esi and tha nds al The %
preutive Hympoms daily declins l natural health re
turns. sl.f ~ -
, 1860-12-14

Nay Be cured VIII fe gfeaisi oertdhty n AfEs qitn
Titles o. lhe Ointment Be well WORKED Inld ne canan
hg pnrls and This peruereInnnlt dune for eons time
L. 10 p9e p smear q On he skin only, o. mnA b got
into the vllem. Take a8 many Pills nighfy A. W act
two hr thfee tes during TIE u h5dr eaeheW the Use
Of q. and a slhiulaila. Wheu th1o compilnts afe
leaving ihe system. We Vfulenco a he combhnt fU4
, 1860-12-14

Sores. ulcers, and sueines, can with eertxiuty Re
cured thia Ontmehi y thoroughly tubbed al af01Bd
the complaining paria twice o. three day keeping
them cngered With linen rag spread with the zane. =
The Pills must bo taken ncc0rdng y the printed d.
rectiouB. Tie blood being IN an impure tiaig pefss.
verance e neceaaryl Ft0m humane motives loters Of
advice viii he ansatrod grAtutnnsy. To sare carriage
the Pills and Ontment should 10 obtained In the nogh.
borhoOd q ths Sunsrsr end not from HolloWlys Eab
lishment.
, 1860-12-14

I THE LHSlsLATURE' 1rF. ..g
Inc LEGISLATURE oi thls Territory organized
Oy, .he erection o. 'ne following officers 10 s-l
S0rSeILIR; S,S l,'., \, Hubs President L; D. Dur.
lerl % lin Hncb Colsv 8 serns.n, a. asls.V. SSls'T' w NJ
Horton, D6orkeepcT. 80 = = T7''''''' No. -
HousE-Iyman shaear. Sneaker cbss Ia.
gan, Chief Clerk J. VI. johnson, Assistant
Slsrk Z, Perry, Sergeant-at-armsi W. II.
"rsSO"' DOOr-Aeepeh imgaiy ya,
psrns last week, We have not learned that
E E ".1 '. uOn0 @ 1 iu'tnsr u. 'nAn se'uns ready
W ~. WIZ, NJ -, :, ,aI. .i ,., .l-. u =.
~ ius ~ wy wseS' we are lnlorineo'
I, y ~ u's'us4 y tOls y move lps eaPlsh 70
- 50 ~, ~ " i'O'' AV"i'-
St-s,I..l; Il lu.. l..l I. itss ssi =. .l,f
" p1ANs p1ANs no ''.slgenee q Osner prOsceealngs' q eau
wnY GFs. HARSEY's CrSsrRE WIS DerAyEp.
The Washington correspcpdent Of the sacra.
mento Union. speaking Of The cepsure. imposed
bv he Prosidsnl anno Can TJs,D.,, -.
,,y,,sI.7 Il = .,,IIt n, -.f-.-SyyI -
iYu Are mos. hkeiy aIready informed Of the
isel5 5s'na. yen harney' the gallant defender Of
american interests at san Juan has been CEN
suis" y Vpe 0eors'-ry O' war, on account Of
nis naF"g courage ana patriotism enough to
Withstand English aggression and protect Amer
l..n ei'i1ens Inc President has waited with
tnls censare Is. % 'ong' unti ne knew that ths
lsNs q y eou'o nos feacn SaniofnA oeiore tne
eleeuOn' Dcing iully aware tnat H must compel
'1e people o. tne racine Slope 70 tnink sun less
y, ms pu.'n-n'moas Aalnn's'ia''on, .na1 Is
woman no matter Tho H'in may Dc the next Pres
losnl' nls iofe'sh PeleS cannot De worse tnan
'nAe o Ducnanan' ~ eensnFlns 'he command,
ers oi our army and navy when DONG their
duty TO themselves aud their country, and com
pehmg them to submit to the ridicule and sneers
l ar the Rritiah oiieers ,iov w;il hecons tim;d
Y's.s ,,,',,s' v-'esiss 'H'y Nns oss0ns .n'u'
w. ,Hs''aa ~ pFo.ec'ne 'ns people 1ne la''er
WI have to protect them" The bestwsy would
pe lor our cip1ens n MPshlngton " territory @
- '''s .l's W. iHst srhsA,Ha hhsy may
~. -1.',. w: " PsOie % 'ne Onl'so S'ees
WV y i'si nos iO' s.S saee ineil. ~.
AiJUuor ISi HAaSEss.--.On the 1ath ult,
Judge johnson, Of Santa Clara county; ihauled
John K Wilson. County clerk. n 4 hand cart
from s,n. jose. 10 santa ciara and bsck n ~, -,
oo,,l.n,. ,,I, ! 4, a, - II, DoneI.s he.,
tBrsetintidte m Csliyorhial The late rains had
rendered he s.reets muddy and sibpefv. but
tte e.llant .Jndae went, throueh the town Al
briui tot olcitihr shouts of applause from tbe
eaping populaee. fhe Judge made the TIP %
Sania Clara and back again y about three hours
(the distance bsswesn the towns is three miles)
4. IL.
, 1860-12-14

- ne columns Or shs Pcots sorSD HEailp are open
- sonuuleaaous AZ questions o. public policy and in.
isrssnd ne advocacy o. an sdesof every question shan
y sely hsarl III eh eonmnnestc as are no, o.
ssaa pie nature as lHsuaed for te farthsranee Of
ends Sn Be CHARGED is advsrsemsnis his rule
umi 10 el,s Be ssraried f0i Z l.r trli -1srt
, 1860-12-14

BLo1pu OrrpoSz.-Sqme three or four Of
our ciilzoun, 10 loss lOr othsr entertainment
on Tuesday Iazt nndertocd 70 aIhbss themselves
and byslnnders BY giving % exhibition Ia
Bloldin. pn Kqarh's wharf a narrow plank
boins s<lsudoi aerota aieornsr Of the whttf
thsy eol upon 4 ntd pefiorned variety Of an
o. haa onp II lhe nbmbef % show his atii,
tui'ull a1li.7, raised ona lsg and inclined his
boil orur the ~nter until he lost his balance,
and lIopi ialhsr ahgiacelally, though unin-
ishaa,, iA,5 ne brine Being an expert
saiuuoI. b reached terra frna without difa,
Guilty, liifls uncomfortable from The icy tenn
peraluro o. ne bath. As Blondin did not dare
mltl I|ts Plinss. & g claimed tEat ais exceIs
sad tsflh ...,-. U. .''.''. . z. \
, 1860-12-14

NatlnoFqs AoxuuErI IFuSD.--Iti estimstod
ihai at thCssoant sleoiioa. CalifEnia contributed
tio,ogo % ths Washinsion Monument Fund g
I'D aiaaa Hlfu ull lllIa sIlI al .rIa .HrH
, 1860-12-14

RAFIp GnoWTH or THE UMrED srArEa-The
census authorities at washington have given Il
e their opinion thatth population Of the United
States Eill exceed thiEty-tWo millions; and eaii-
mating ths future increase BY The ratio of he
palt since the days Of Te, L Is thought the
United States will contain population greater
than ill shs rssi q ne world bsfors four cen
tuEiss .hali have silpssd. Is