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DEux1Exn JUSTICE DE PAX WooIvERToN, TON, : BAR Rim
pour Ia GEs Us. J Jani 9Aiti.fAUh
Inn VERTU dun writ de heri fsactas; q moi
III adressf mar lsonoabe d. F. MITCHELL Seconds Justice de
Paix nour IL paoisse Orleans dams atare cidessus e
proceder lie sAMEDI, II de ma 1850 midi mon naga-
du Cirque, entire les rnes foyuas et fefdilo
a la vente puhlque adjudication de-
Tn lot d'EPICERIE.
Saisi dams pafaire cidessus. ,,,..,
CONDITIONS-Comptan au moment De radlgdication.
my2 IL 7E w. II. WAIGta, lohstnple
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

Sixth DISTRICT Gorpr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.. S.
of New Orleans Yf,UNG.-No S3T7
DY VIRTUE of u writ of seizure and sale
ID the honorable the Sixth District Cont
of New Orleans the entitled cause will proceed 10
public aaction the City Hotel Common street be
Carap SATURDAY. the 18th day
of May 1860 II o'clock NJ the following described prop
4 CERTAIN lot OF GROUND, situate in the Second
District Of This city, in square bounded by Main ST. Philip
johnson by hundred and seventy three feet
deep.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

The President shall preside at all meetings of the Board
contracts evidences of debt certificates diplomas etc., sha
he signed by him In case his from amy canse
shall elect Of their number who sha
for the time being exercise the full power of President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

OH de- IA ao 1r Orleans. EfiRoRLLAss vs. s.
-? lzz= YOUNG-No S3T7.
LIN VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente, a
"a moi adress Honorable sxieme Cour de District de
Nouyee Orleans, dams paaire cesss je procdderai lie
SAMEDl, % dc mai 1850 midi fHoel de 10 Cite, rue
de la Commune, les du Camp ct DIES Aiagasin ia
publque adjudication de Ia propda c apres de-
critic, savor:-s = 49, -, 49, |.
UN TERRAIN Stud dams lie DcuNieme District de cee
VILE daGs le No 125l borne les rues dn Maine 81
lppe johnson (avez ayant trene ex pds de race "a
johnson treiae pieds de profondeur
SRise dams Paffaire edessus. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ad1ndlcAtion
Il. T. PARKER
a24 ny2 IL 10 % Sheriff de la Paroisse dftrleans
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billiard TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
- and tor sale from the mandatory Messrs NJ BRUINS
WICK BRO cincinnati. Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
Brunswcks Parent Cnshions also Cloths Cues all
o her trimmings belonging this line
All orders thankfully received pronpiy attended to-
, A. ". MERRIAM,
q 81. tsharSa billiard Rnnra. NJ @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

failure from any cause elect Directors day names
for that purpose shall dissolve the Association but tn
Directors office shall hold until another election
shall held Of which due notice shall be given in the mamie
pointed out in Article Seventh ISL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

SECOND JUSTICE OF PEACE IoTN BAR
for the lNGEh We. JUN dAli
DY VIRTUE of u writ of fieri facias, to me
Id directed by Hon D. f. MITCHELL Second Justice Of the
Peace for the Parish Orleans in the above entitled cause
will proceed sell public auction at my Waehoase on M
DAY. the 18th day of May 1861, at IL Q CLOCK A.
A lot of GROCERIES.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. :, ;. -, .n,,,,, s,3.,z,,
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G.. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
u Fixtures Harris Row. G542 Magazine street,
market will attend faithfully and puncinally to all
entrusted 70 him Stores Dwellings, etc. fitted up carefully
and onr easonable
asy- All orders left in Box No $40 Mechanics Exchange
will he nrnpntlv attended IL. m
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SCOOP DISTRICT couRr 7CTTY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
of New Orleans. ROBERT T. cRAWFoRD.-No.

DY VIRTUE OF q writ of seizure and sale
ID the Honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans the entitled will proceed to
sell at the City Hotel Common street between
Of May 1885, At u o'clock NJ the following described prop
erty, viz .4&5If
Hospital and Dorgenos Streets and having front OF
Barracks by hundred feet in DEPTH
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot
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plurality votes sufficient elect Directors and
meeting after their election select Of
their President who shall be elected by majority
of the Board present at such meeting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

Messrs G. Seymour c. Potthof G. H slocomb Geo.
W. Race o. Nixon, Luther Homes Chatles Pride Henry
r swasey, Ist Folger, Tkos Blake, Geo sizer L III
N. Marks Thomas o. Moore, Il. +. kitidge F. a. Rest j. H.
and Hardesy shall be the first Board OF Directors
and until their elected, provided for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-18

srir THrruTb. usibo.rrs Are Of FEB 70 si.es ire o.
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saved Tie = britt NJ Richmond. Ne IN Ifsa S~
crs register, rated An ard owned By James Butler q
sa, v..erass rc,cr fr.m Li.grol FOR View York be
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-18
Discussion Be Iwen Senator's Davis and Douglas
On AZ Divisions Of the Democracy.
ZION. John A. Dix Appointed Post
master of New York.
EEfs.P PROM THE COVODE CgMaIYTRE.
"A Newspaper Correspondent in
Difficulty,
&s., Ae., As.
Oar sp .e,.l washington Despatch.

Oar Sp sciaA Warrington Despatch.
wAsHIsoros, May II. 1880
AS PosrMAsrsR.
lsend NJ, what msy be considered nova days Some
nmg OF curiosity. 1t Ia correspondence which took
p'sse Awecn old Postmasses of New York and the
Depart nu.s here--
Nrw York, Dec %, lsts
A1Tp kw 81 c.AIR cLAEkE Eco late Auditor, Pos ofce
~ i-one Of The bgness rewards, You well know, ofa
ma ss scrs have been approved bv those
IA 6ng super vsoa them For q oog p-riod durog
keer Postmaster Of this city there exsed an ex
ss7ve ana almost ooustan, official ana
spcndence between aud when. 70 me, was conduct
n end hated with ertire saaisfaction.
sdsrets YOU at this uule for the purpose OF knowing
sssher my official ions we're sstisf Actory 70 you
M object being TO sIoTS yD os, .ey s1%s my
Late Postmaster OF Nev York
WASHINGTON Dec. q, lSaS.
sa- gives me great pleasure 70 respond 70 your note
by The Wlile held the Office OF
Auditor the Post Office Department your very large,
important aud ploa'ed accounts were rendered with
proupnsss AM scarcely 70 be expecsed, and
yeur moneys regularly deposited we'll knew the
posed upon oy the Postmaster General 10
nDg ny Old Church the @ ty Post Ooe, and
ns Restrictions imposed on you, as 20 The necessary ex
proved Of by persons sesiguaed by the Pos
General, we're presented 70 we're audited and passed
- your credit ve'ofe left the once The suspension OF
&c renander did then, and 90 now, CONSIDER . most
vtcked and unpncipied act OF pub ic swindhng; and
mnn you thouiu nave ueen 0ele VI tuHor foF
A~pg shat, Il you bad refused TO do, might
have been considered al act OF oontnmacy sod
sHnse sf removal, act Of cold, uocomprom sng
cruelty. TIE imputaucns cast upon you BY your
removal been onersd by the votes Of the Senate
and House Reg Dtalves. May the personal aud pc
s.nary lossss you have sustained be amply repaid BY
your r,storat 70 .ll ~, which you wen deserve
MATTHEW Sr CLAIR CLARKE
A similar euer that written 10 Msuwcw 81. Clair
Clarke, Esq, wac addressed 10 the Hon Elisha white
the predecessor OF Mr. Clarke in office, under data
Deo y, ls4s, to which the following Ia replys-
WASHINGTON, Dec. 80, 1888
JoHs Lounrs GRAHAM, Esq late . master Mes YORK
pgAK SIR-In reply inquiry contaioed yoar let
I'D. ~he,oer yosr Official Transactions Post
MASTER 81 New York satisfactory 10 ~hen Audi
tss the Treasury FOR the ollce Depart ut.
gives great pleasure 70 say have recollec-
MN that any given except 10 parts
hs 70 Jour tlcial The quarterly returns and
mauiestoos were promptly or~Gded, aud the accuracy
of yeur accounts bore testimony o. the SAIL With shch
may kept ELISHA WHIrTLESEY.
kssoaats recised and accounted fr tie Pot on DpIrt
m,n, BY John Lortmer Graaam, darsng his official
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-18

toHs upcn IN contracts su ing aud undsr no pEincs
pie Of justice the presen ooptc be broken for foir
years The opinion o. the Attorney 6eaera On this SUD
ta 10 ehbora.e ssd plArly shows that TIA gsvanArAt
has the good Of the country heart instA u p.
tn expedienry.
THE ISLAND orTksnoN.
The present arpcct Of the San JuAa qaesuon aaythas
but psaosful judging iron The sanosnespest recently
made by Lord John RusseA, ami hes . ssrsng smell Of
pcvcer The last detpssA Of Lord John hxs yet
received and Of course con,suu are mot kuo IN Oas
hing very o~ta: sovernnsus viii no, yield
from the position aIs assumed, that tho Island
within the iv,sd,c,,se Of tbs Unre States
tain tina, poson al al hAxArds Eo gland Is snxioa,
for trial Of strength with shs United States she have
upon this question by persistng in her riga, 10 the
island.
THR CovApT INVESTIGATION.
Judge BAck dsd not appear before the Covate Commit.
toe today, probably account o. the presentation OF
the Japanese embassy. Brigader Bowman Was ON hand
and denied the charges Of perjury I'm the Cstst
reserredte any particular person not even Mr. fchnabe
Of Governor Walker.
John Claiborne TO day confirmed - genera, ap-
| praiser Of the New orleans Custom House.
THE PRIVILEGE NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS.
The House has rule admitting the representatives Of
be press In the reporters gallery provided they
obNgate themselves not 10 become Agents for mea
sures before Congress. This condition adopted
long ago. when reporters had seats on the floor Of the
House. and consequent to members Nos they
cepnnsd . remote gallery and have no means OF CON
muncatson with members Yet Q correspondent was OK
relied day because he had testified before
the Covode Committee that he had supposed
he WAS interested In . certain claim. No contract
was proven, evidence appeared that money
had been paid Of fees promised in the case. II
members of Oongreas get along without tho
press nothing certain than that the press
lat without members Of Congress- and therc little doubt
that quality Of the latter article would be mush I'M.
proved the prees woid pu them ioss and repor, their
official conduct more truthfuly. How often they in
debted 10 that charity pvrt Of the press switch
covers q multitude OF SINS" for silence
sessneses which frequently exhibited upon the floor
during session hours Mr.. sherman volunteered bis
expe any reporter who received money be-
yono his kgumate salary He sxid they paid for
their sbors by the papers which employed tnen and had
no reht other money. While this Ia true OF
tho Metropolitan press, there ere many papers
which 90 pay any tnDg. Many members on the floor
owe their present reputation and POSITIONS To efforts Of
presses which cannot afford 70 Day reporters and yet
one among all, had woro To ssy in vindcaton Of
the Of the press generally Perhaps does moi
need from such . source.
Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-18

souAs BEACH. ssy IL schr y Flower. Raysor. bouni
Loppcn. win cargo CT 10 coal Whore nIis
OF fqusn Inlet She 10 full Of water.
Also schr Brszn tof Augusta Mel Haves from Phnssel
phA for Few Yorh with cargo OF io6 tons coal lahore
nrea Of fquan Inlet.
HIeBIANDs May H. surse-Ns inward bound vesssis n
asht Vino sk. resh: vesher very h~ry.
SANDY BOOK Nay II. sun.e,--ss-srss'p Nonssomery.
n.h elesysd bar sis Pm cne bris coming
The poot clips Patrick Henry and Emerald Iale
st Choir The sth bound cut large a-et II
bourd have snc sEctosed Of adverss
~ird. wind z. fresh. weather hazg.
FORT LAFAYETTE, May N, sunses-No vsrd bound
vesses IN slant Wind x moderate ~eaiscr esoudy.
mtscetIs
Pms IN Corros fAprs vsssrIA-Ths following 10 q list %
con laden vcsss Win the vslue ~ each
spe -hs have been destroyed By Gre darng NE pat
sixisen nonlhs-
corros tsrvs vrssrn
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r. 9. wAsHNoroS Eco, Auditor, Poet Once Department,
Washington city
HR-wbea we nnally adjusted my accounts late
rosssser o tins city, unrer the act OF Congress passed
- the Ast session, directing the allowance o. the
expenditures for fitting the Post Oces IN Nassau
street and Chatham fquare mentioned ~ouid 81 sumo
hture period appy Tor Official statement from yoa
ma, adjusugs M Of nv mate. Is
h nov desi:sbs that should recsive from yon sich
sssiemept for the purpose of enabling % establish
Mat oil my fiscal uanssctions with me Department
sesnuvey settled BY toe pay msnt OF the balance due
BY The government II would also be gratifying 70 To
know wneiber my ofhciN intercourse aud uAnaacu1ns
With Office for several past have ben ssusfA5
tpry 10 you. JOHN LORIMtR GRAHAM,
Ate Postmaster OF Ne YORK
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One brig. unknown
sAIIKD

From Qusrsn,ns-Bfg BAtiDcse. Port 90 Prsscs
TIE fyeaie saxsrs has anchored below Ne Mar
rove account Of hick ve~ibsr
kcrAv ood fcv Cadis; Rxprees for Havsxa Pride
o. the SEE tor e~xuA; Ess e Tor Antssrp sschorsd at
Quarantine
Wind II sunrise NE: sunsst sE; win rain.
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smth sisri ,errsvs.ssws- s,rrs. css.ss,oe; ssacr
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tin, rycrk scr 81 gdfn NIB shss cresnr hh 40 cr Port
fs,t View 7easud. -. Do for rcrshruke: Fr~~snr
go. sas Chcrryh.ie. C.shsrrs Bssi Flowers 90 fsr
Icy Z eiiev do for Portsmouth, Eidnra'o npe
rs,r 'snfs,s a. -~ten El1aoebporf for Salem Rs.
sno hssscen, - - vino byF Nsrcus; scbrs
Conrce Bertha, ksrdrck Fah.N INV "e's, . ~ hsfS
Ttrcre ioeepr A mes and Bcstou .,..,-,.
lfh.-lrr scbrr N 7, wassr lWcrr sfranfrta for VEG
rrr. a ffaIo Cfsnrfr PnNtdef ~ ior r-saon'
Fsrns~o-tb MOI ~ q yashsc CHdofd, +hue 70 f TO-
rrv safe vel~Qi d. ~ poriiaud.
issh stsi-Ar tcsi Gar ~ W u1nss wevlrss Hea.
resei Cor fhasdcr'-i. a Ne htore ara ~ before n
svBvRfroRT, Nsg is-gdio- Nelsa veF., alisr,
LFgh
, 1860-05-26

Axuo1x-The scht Storm Sp!tls. With cargo Of lumber,
went ashot ju north Of the Wates Works this ms5nins
ehe not supposed 10 h.ve sustained any serious damage
6he viii b lighseaed aad1rot Il without kdneu1ty,
, 1860-05-26
Now York Market.

Br Ix1xoEArn.1 Nkw losk M.yes.
Fsor.-Mar4et *i.hout materisl chsnse. and the &C.
@an medsFs M ba f9 snG IS n m me sS1 Sa;s
d fos extra state; q @al5 feE supci westtn
sa:o@s ior co 1moH to Medum a ;1'a 1, ~;rte'a ase
kct c,ainE stcads- tnciuaa IN sales were 20 bills
Tts!S .1 q s. . 8 81 i: 5 ss
seansea pst Corn VA .. & Th ~ s1Ra s:.ss Al
t$SeSs% raneSso sa1s 'sl he'c Il ti:ais ' '
W,sxr-Lv CT AMI tive; sales 200 IBIS at q y
Gst,s-W heai eaniiaaes i'm VIII fa!s d.
mand. sales $40. bu Mw.ukec club nj s:SktSi = n n
mA''e y .so'e ae:;st ;o II II is cass.
see 81 Il e. 1s9t s9's; 70 srey no.nnay
Changed. torn In supply md Iket heavy dtolnt
al !: Or Eastern d. wNh paid for wy ct"
s6 for shipping Ao tf round yellow. and 7le fos
sssiss sssl sst sSs'.'se sa g.
Paovla1oas-Po.t market fIm =. e'pesis?!v fof prime
s7oo thn mess; ?zs f.r e!c.r. US - for ne@
for cid p%ss s M .Sr Es'sn
aad .tn une's"ed @ T. % Sic SSs Il Il fur eoSn,
Irme: q e. de n.s:; ssvs1y g for Tepasks * =
aae; 20 1aas me. IS snd asa
800 lieef Hams dull 1t fl:A0&ls01 tor Sate
nns prs: ol aad .a IL
du mud q. nit ally unchAsgtd. Lara as1n- :alss 81
Sn tft 1,a 4; dlna 'sF ohG se
e Gas ~ II n~Goaec x;hout t.sslns ehanes: Sale. 70
bags lea 1e{c 60 hays ut c 20 bag Mar
tent ssa*aETne aeioa s:ticed ye.,et:y s,ll crn,in
II; IL: As.d
srccxs-Act.sc md higher. N.c.e., 30; ys~ e%, IS
Ms- 6* ~: S- "a Ild:. a; Hudson eon.s.taae, @ y
~ eIsaSs q y t. Ct e.: 81 Ssni S:'R @
, 1860-05-26
Daily RerieH Of Chicago Market.

FRIDAY EvExua, Nay Is.
FREICuTS-Tlsm. scAr 7. J, Bronson, corn to 3ur.1o
It s.: schr Cuyahozz> cora to Kingston At :xe s, H.
@. Tlnsow, CON to oedenssuzsh 1t 6xe and SIC for
Wheat; tehr Pcoa. wheatt, os~eEo Sc; ptop Ad..atc
wheat 10 But do II tt~-
FL0UR-Rseepts. SCI hrls; shlpped. 1eps h7s. MAJ
KIT frmsr Sales LOO bs Ionic" 6p Ing ex tn Gu
p.t ITO sns good Spring extra PIT; 800 tais Go as
del.
WHEAE-Recslpss, s:ss bu; shipped. 40 hu. Advaa.
cd t. Sales were: luoh hu No. SpstuE at iosKe IN
store: 5000 BIT d. 1t u M IN sote; LOO bu No. snE II
s1H in co. bu do IN lots 1t !o3 in stofs; AGO
b Rejected IL a6a haka br sample Ut ela On track
CoRN-1aecep4 81 qos bu: shipped. ~ s6 b. Opened
a:&u Advaace Of 10 ut closed weak SAss 1900 tu
Riv1 Mixed 4se T. o. b.; i.soo bu good High xed 1t
Etc sao.t: In No. lin lon It ~ IN stot 1s0o bu
Do 47ketn sort 1000 IN do 1t in ztozs; ZOO bu
do It &c in sose 1000 u No. It 4se in soze 1000 bu
do a. store; 1ooo bu Rejected ii %: In stoe
oATS-Ree elsts, <,o34 bu. Market Inner Salta wezs:
~ bu no. 1t sokc del; 10 bu do u 81 deli 1HQ hu
d&st &c de-.
RIE-ReAc!pss rone. Dali IN. nominal Il :a@;2e.
HAhLEY-Heeepts, e7 bu. ~ tags good it 10 ca
, 1860-05-26

EANSl FANSI FANS! FANS
Pearl Stick. In White. Blue, che.7y. Red.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Pearl Stick, P1asn. spsasled, silvcsed Embroidered
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
lvory Stick, In White. Blue. Cherry. Red
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Ivory STICK stlve1ee, Painted Embroidered.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sandal Wood Stick, IN suf, cnps Linen.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
sand.n Wood, Com. Straight, Round and Broad Sick
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Plain L.nen, spsalsh snd Mcu,n1aE F.na-
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Open, Bridal ard Patty Faa. al Patterns
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
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All Kiod.. All Prices, from eents 10 $500.
AT PARKS, I24 LAKE-ST
, 1860-05-26
FROM PIXIES PEAK.
From the Rocky Mountain Ht.sld, May 14th.l
ARRIVED AT DENVER

ARRIVED AT DENVER.
MAY. 4th.-Jas. T. Reed T. B. Dorsay, G. ".
Burl,n, James Wood. Weston, No. L. D. Rouell
Galesbnrgh, I'll. Philip Casey, Chas. Corsant,
Timothy Bays, VIM. Shields, Iowa City:
Mar l0th.-A. S. Howe. Omaha, Nebraska;
Geo. Howe, Chas. Howe, Florence, Nebraska;
Job. Taylor. l.. II Brown. VIM. Franklin, J. 4.
TAILOR, 4. P. Taylor, \. 7.
Mar Ill n. Crandall aud wife; L. Crau-
dali; ". Crawford; D. F. Habhs1t; T; Rark;
man r. Crook; II. Shore. H.; Mrs. Y. R.
Hubbart, Erie, Pa; Mrs. n. E. Burt. Ill; Henry
Chafey and servant, No.; Mr. Brumbly and
wifs. St. Joseph; G. ". Houston, Leayen-
worth ". Il. elise, ILL.,; T-P. Case, Wis;
A. Rula; lu.; D: Bradford, Bradford IL x,., r.,o
Richmond, E. c. Sanford, Jas. Crawford. r. ".
Ray, 4. P. Gibson. P. ". Edwards. G. G. Buell.,
Millersburg, i'll. Wm. Letcher, Willard Letcher,
T. q. Letc6er. 5. e. Gisb, Ohio. P.P. Bate
man, Wis: E. Barrow, a. Rhes. Ind. 7. Oxen.
Alexander Shaw. Des Moines, Iowa R. 3.
Mitchell, A. r.. Ridgway, Jos. A. Browne, ".
R. George. J. Evans, ". J. Howard, ]. Lanten-
| shlager, G. Frank Jones, D. D. Leach, D. T.
Crowley, Senorita Juauita Zeregaro. L. i.
Wiswail, G. q. Mann, 4; $. Tiiten, Chicago.
! II. Tappap, Denver; ": S: Spear, Mass; G. n.
| Rama ohm. l. q Harrisnn III. and +wo
| Others.
| GOLD DISCOVERIES.
We hear that anne ,,e,ter d;scora-;ae h,ro
| been made within tue last week near Tarryall,
than any previously found IN this region. The
gold is found in nuggets worth from thirty
cents to one dollar each, and is said to be very
/ abundant. The information comes from q yery
1euaoie soolee-
ANOTHER STAMPEDE.
| From The numbers who hare already COM
menced to return to the States, we Judge hut
| there will be another stampede this season, al
though it will not, Of course. bear any compari.
We have been informed that some parties
laye not remained in the mouutains more than
two or three hours before thew commenced
taking the back track; while but very few ol
those who have returned have remained there
| more than g day or two and have not there
fare been through the mines. or visited Tarry
ali. The Arkansas or Blue dieginRs.
Persons who come here this season and ac
in this manner. have no excuse for doing 30
They have been time and again informed tha
Aur1l and MAY are, IS far as known, the mos
inclemeut season Of the year here, md tha
more SNOW falls during these months The,
should also hare been pretty we'll informed q
to The difficulties, With which they would b.
Obliged to contend, and have had evidence rs t.
the existence Of gold in inexhaustib'e quaint
ties. To come SO far and turn around withou
making any examination of the country, show
q want Of nerve which is truly contemplate
and beneath The dignity Of manhood.
nv ,<,x~s
"%
Missouri City MINES IS tue centre OF mln'n
operations, surrounded ~ some OF tue bss
Leads in the mountains such as the Mammoth
Illinois, &C., &c: Us location Is oea9t'tui, pen
near tue summit Of n'Ra mountain, and 70
| buildings now IN progress pel1E on Lie GoutneI