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AN ORDINANCE

Supplementary to Am Ordinance Entitled
g An Ordinance Relative to the Unappro-
priated Public Domain In tine State OF
Louisiana, passed February 12, 1861.
SECTION i. ne, the People of Louisiana, in Con.
ueT3tion assembled, do declare and ordai1e and il
is hereby declared and ordained, That all further
locations of military bounty land warrants issued by
GRINDER the authority of the late Government of the
United States, within this State, be and the same
are hereby prohibited.
SEC, 2. We do further declare and ordain, That
there shall be Department of Public Lands the
office whereof shall be fixed at the seat of Gov
ernmenttor this State, and there shall be an officer
appointed TO preside over the same, whose title
shall be the Commissioner of Public Lands !"
Pr0oided, That the Legislature SHALL by vote of
three htths OF the members elected to both
branches, discontinue said office whenever in their
opinion the necessity for the same shall no longer
exist.
SIC. 3. we do further declare and ordain, That
the Commissioner of Public Lands be appointed bv
the Governor, with the advice and consent of the
Senate, who shall hold his office four years unless
sooner removed by the Governor His salary, du.
ties and powers shall be regulated by law, and he
shall not receive any fees.
SEC. 4. We do further declare and ordqin That
the State of Louisiana does hereby assume all ar
rearges due by the late Government of the United
States to the Surveyor General or any of the en-
ployes of the Land Office within the limits of this
state, Tor their salaries or services, and the same
shall be paid by the Treasurer of the State from
the fund created by the sales of public lands unon
theRarrants of said Surveyor General; said war
rants being first approved by the Governor.
SEC. .. We do further declare and oydain, That
the Legislature shall have power to repeal or mod
ify the second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and sew
enth sections OF the ordinance to which this is SIM
elemental, and the first section of this ordinance
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, the seventh day Of March, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
tsgnedl A. MoUTON
- President of the Convention
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ORDONNAgCE

I i MN! e.ref,falre n Performance fnti;uIee
stEsrxtonnance relatfv. au Domaine Public
en- reserve dams PEtat DC Ia Louisiana,
ssE0Etee lie ~ feyrfer mil h1it cent soix-
ante-et-un.
Nous lie peupie de FEtat de la Louisiane, assem-
Die en- C0nUention, declarons ct ord0nnons, ct est
par Id presente declare Ell ord0nne:
SECTION l. Que les certiicats de donation de terre
pour services militaires les certicats de terre
ennis par lie ci-deyant gouvernement DIES Etats- Uns
en- yertu de son autorite, ne pourront plus Ia
venir, etre recus on donnes en- Placement des teres
puhliques dams Get Etat.
Sec. 2. 0rdOnaons ct decldronS de plus Quill V
aura un departement des terres puhques don't lie
bureau sera etah au siege du commencement de Get
Etat; ct il sera nomme IN officer qui en- aura la d
Iecon ct aura pour tltre e cOmmissaire des terres
pubques.a Ben entendu, que Ia legislature nourra.
par IN vote des trois cinquiemes des membres 6qs
des deGx ehambres, abolir lie dit bureau, 81 ellie juge
que lie dit bureau n'cst plus nGcessare.
SEQ. 3. 0}ldoa7l0RS ct declaTonS de Mus Que lie
eommissaire des terres pnbiques sera nommG par lie
goayerneur de l'aYis ct du consentcment du sGnat.
pour lie teIe de quatre annGes, moins quill ne soft
destitute plus tot par lie gouVerneur Son salare SEES
dey0rs ct SEES p0uyoils seront determines par Ia loi
ct i n'anra droit a aucuns honoraires.
SEC. 4. Ordonnons ct decar0nS de plus Que l'Etat
de 70 Louisiana assume par la prGsente t0us les ar
reages das par lie cideVant gouYernement des Etats
Onls a fafpenteur general gu tout autre employe
des bureaax des terres qu Sc trouvent dams les H.
mites de Get Etat soft pour leus salaries gu services
rendus par eux lesquels seront pages par lie tr6so
rier de l'Etat du fonds provenant de Ia yente DIES
terres pnbliques, sur les mandats du dit arpenteur
general. APPROVES d'ahord par lie gouVerneur.
SEC. s. Oiidonnons ct deciarons de Mus, One Ia
Legislature lie drot dabroger gu de modjer les
seeonde troisieme, quatrieme, cinqnieme, sixieme
ct septeme sections de Performance aquelle la
presente ordinance ~ -
adeptee en- Convention, dams la vile de la Nouye
le1rieans &c septieme jour de mars en- Fan de notre
Seigneur mil hut cent soixante-et-un.
[Signel uor-po,-
President la Convention de ~ %
Certife j. THos WHEAT, Secretare ID .onlS IK 1e4
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Pour transferer certains Ponds 1u Gouver-
neaaent dies Etats Confederes d'AmeriGuo.
Nous Re pelptc de FEtat de la Louisiana assem-
Die en- Convention declaronS ct ord0nanS, ct IL est
par. Ia presente, declare ct 0rd0nne Que Ia somme
de trois cent quatrevingtneuf mile deuE cent soix
ante sept pastres quarante six cents, qui Sc rouve
maintenant entire les mains de A. J. Guirot, d6posi
taire de rEtat, ct connue sous lie nom de foDds de-
slime au Placement des d6p6ts dor ct dargent, (bu
lion fund) ct transfer6e au gouyernement des Etats
Con6der6s '4s6rique; ct que lie dit d6positaire de
rEtat est ct demeure par Ia pr6sente autorsG ct
auis de payer la dite somnne sur lordre du secrG-
taire de Ia tr&sorere des dts Etats Conf6d6r6s.
SEG. 2. Nous decIdrons ct ordonRonS de Plus, Que
Ia somme de cent quarante sept mile cling cent dix
neuf piastres soixante.sX cents, balance restante
es sommes reeus, par lie dit d6postaire de Etat, de
lie douane depuis lie 81 anvier dernier sera transfG
rec au dit gouvernement ct pay6e par lie dit d6posi
tare sur lordre du dit secr6taire.
Adoptee en- Convention, en- Ia vile de la Nouvelle-
Orleans, lie septieme jour de mars, Tan de notre
Seigneur mil hut cent soizante. et.un.
GsigneI A MoUTON
Gertift: J. THOs. WHEAT, Secretaire NILS lot
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gtw 0rteans Guilty Crn 0hurs1ay aHorung zatb e. 1861

Feb. 26-No. 4050-F Favor of George
Whteman, for five hundred and eighty
nine dollars. ...................r... $50 90
Feb. 26--No. 4052-Favor of j. V. Du-
ralde, for two hundred and thirty
seven dollars and fifty cents. ......... 237 50
j. ReSolred further, That said State Depusitory
be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to
transfer to said POst-otlice account the sum of
twelve thousand dollars from the funds aforesaid in
his hands at the date aforesaid. to pay warrants
issued prior to the 23d January, 1861.
4. ReSolUed turtber, That after payment of the
warrants authorized to be paid by the preceding
resolution, the balance of funds remaining on hand
to the credit of the public revenue on the 3st
January 1861, be reserved in settlement Of the
compensation due to the census takers of the
United States in this state.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New
Orleans, this ninth day Of March, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
Signed A. MOUTON,
No. ~ President of the Convention.
Attest j. TIIOS. WHEAT. Secretary.
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sziflv 0rltans Duly GJrestent.
oEF1C1AL URNA1
CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE
People or LOUISIANA, IN CONVENTION AS
sEMBLED


AN
TO transfer certain funds to the Govern
zneftf of The Confederate States OF America.
We, aae People of the State Of Louisiana, in Con
Vef,tion assembled do declare and ortlIn and is
hereby declared and ordained
SEGTION l. That the sum of three hundred and
eighty nine thousand two hundred and siNty-seven
dollars and forty.sx cents, now in the hands of A.
r. Guirot, State Depository, and known as the Bull
lion Fund, be transferred to the Government of
the Confederate States of America, and that said
State Depository be and he is hereby authorized
and instructed to pay said sum upon the order of
the Secretary of the Treasury of said Confederate
States.
SEQ 2. We do further declare and ordain, That
the sum of one hundred and forty seven thousand
Ave hundred and nineteen dollars and sixty six
cents, being the balance received by said State
Depository from the Customs since the 31st OF
January last be transferred to said Government
and paid by said Depository upon the order of said
Secretary.
Adopted in Convention, in the city of New Or
ans, this seventh day of March, eighteen hundred
and sixty-one.
[sgnedi A. MOUTON,
President of the Convention.
Attest j. THos. WHEAT, Secretary.
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IN IL
.
REsOLuTIslM

Resoloed by the People of the State of Lo,;c;o,,,
IN GorUeatio9 assembled, That A. j. Guirot ner
stary of the State Of Louisiana is hereby raomrod
70 pay to the Deputy Collector of the Port Of New
Orleans the amounts Of draft drawn in favor If II
H Hatch, discussing agent, dated March I ieRi .
which draft amount to one thousand and twenty,
two dollars and twenty-nine cents, and payment Of
which was ordered by resolution No. 20 Of The
state Convention, said draft being signed by the
President of this Convention. 'D'
adopted in Convention, in the city of New Or.
leans this ninth day of March, in the wear of onr
LORD one thousand eight hundred and sixtv-one. =,
tsiBhe7I A. MOuTON
tttast Tt,re, 1880, President Of The Convention
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MES0EupTRN

Ponf antoEisee Ie Bep0sitaire de I,rzt,t ,
payer au gep'lte Collector tsu PORT -; -. ~
NeHyeiIe-0rieans, ie lnandat e,9is Io -
ne eIs es e' las.st rf sens en- G
Resota par e pegpie de FEtqt de II To,,;s;,,.,o
assanble e. co1sgention Que a, JGuirot depos
tare de fEat de Ia Louisiana. est par Ia pr6santa
negns de payer an depnte collector du port de- Ia
piastres ct gingtneuf cents montat du nandat fir1
e slgne par le president de cette Convention e :
mars mll butt cent soixanteetun en- favour de n n
aateh, agent compatible; le Placement dnqneI man.
Convention d'Etat ~. ~ ue ID
Adoptee en- Convention, en- Ia vile dc la NouyelIe
dreams, &c nenV1eme jour de mars, Ian de notre
belgnenr mil hut cent soixante.et.un.
tsgnel No1Trap
eeFtie THos WHEAT seefssse ~ 'onT9G i5 0t
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s 4 Z II ( " TTERg.
And
Ds, G0,,f.4nd's
a + A AZ 7 n ~ - T, !,


= n IL = Il ii l ~ u " Ii u | & Il
FhesrbN standard medctnesof the t7essn
th4rgreat popularity only through years trial Unbo1,d,
satisfaction ronderedAy them acesee and the
pronunciation worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JArNDTrE DFP1r
ETY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES. oE .ru
salDSEIS and al diseases arising from adisodered live,
weaknessof the stomach Hnd digestive
pormAaently cured by the GERMAN BITE
The 81 L-5A1lG COEIIAL.f.7s .couireg A ra,r+o.,r.
passing that Of any similar preparation extnt It will ana
without fail the most severe 1ongslnndnr COTGTI cor
OR HoARsENESs, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, cRorp
PNEUMONIA, TNG1PIENT CONSUMPTION. and has mar
ormed the most astonishing cures ever knowngf
CONFIRMED CoNsuNpT1oNl
few doses will aso check and cure Tia ,otsao
nIAERHEA proceeding from Cold IN the Bowels,
These n1e4cues prepared By Dr. C. NJ JACKSON r,
Nc +8 Arch street Philadelphia Pa and are sold bv r,
gissand leeersn medicines gerygigere ct IS
tie The>rnaturs Of c. NJ. Jackson will be on tim o,,.
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In the AmnnncDrbiehed Annually by the Drorato l1,
EvERTBODY'S ALMANAC you will fndtosnIrnonv sr3,o,
nendatory al rAtl5et TIE c7aatry
macs are given away by all onr agents.
J. WRIGHT d CO., Agents
Il and I5l ChartresstreAt
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JED 1ytW
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES.

IMPORTANT TO Families.
E N N l. VA MA
LIT NJ ANUFAGTC RINH COMPAHY,a
SApONtF4Egi.
The reGdy Family Soap Maker, and JjUcersal
CteunSer,
VIM make hard watar sg elem Paint. remove II rrors
8yFe Grease from Kitchen Ele.-.I4, etc.
40 - pound, REFUSE Frenra usnnll gwen away
about IL cent pound, sEy....................G
gents therefore, Is the Of HIT rar
RECEIPT fer making different kinds Sap ssnt freq BY ad.
dressing Depot OF Company
LEWIS, JAMES Il co..
r,s .-, Ftilnd"lphia.
In the country. MAJ v w
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No. 80 Chambers street.
Y AIDES VVINE.......-.....LADiEs, WINE
8PEER'S WINE or ELDER.

8PEER'S WINE or ELDER,
Celebrated
For ITS wonderful and beneficial qualities aq GEETTr
"ilMulHNi, TONIC, DIuRErTC md SUpORIrIC which
S'' to by Physicians and thousands Ladies' and Gentle.
men in all parts Of Europ" and America
AS n Gentle StimuInnt and Tonic
IL sFeEA""' the Digestive Organs, improving the ppete
and Purifying tho Blood
As Diuretfc,
II imPHrs healthy action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORG ANS-very beneficial in BROpSy c0ur
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections
AS sudorInc,
IL hcS upon the Skn opening the cypclinr all I'M
pnrites by insenahlc perspraon thereby irving OF ,,
ana cleansing the surface" md vior to the cbo)e
system, mud a BLOOMING. SOFT and HEALTHY cordia
of the SKIN AND COMPLFXTON
The ChippcW. Tribe Of Indians
nave long used the iI"" and Fruit of the as one of
their most valuable rcnlcdee
In Germany
The BERRIES lri"d preserved by n,rljli, for , ~
Of .iclc7s. " '
Speer's Wine Of Elder
pure from III" j1r"'d rH 'a'od idrr, recommended by
PHYSICIANS n,d CHEMISTS ms possessing, rouar,lo nm,
decimal rroner' SUPERIOR to any olrr VIM, In c,
n'" AMI Al cHr" MT ii lnr ortl WEAK md pFpTrlTAT
ED PERSONS "nl TIM AGED ,l,1 INFIr,f r~I,,v,g Ar
obSfRltFl"N' 'nrro,g the APPETITE ,,s tonef.,t-,
LADIES and CHILDREN
A E.NcIics' Wine
H7ran-" It Will not n'oxt"4so lis II c.,rq m r. =,
''if7 and Other liquors, 'uoI vtr FIR ,~ rfch a
""t n"tyr properties inrartins healthy tow 70 thu s,o
ach and Digestive Or.-.l.z
70 Mn" Fl full or NOR" may be used with rlculs or a.
any tim" through III" day, III. da-trod
We will only ask your gylce to make one trial n t,i
Wine. ~ "''' u 'llS
For %tIo in New Orleans by F. J. HARrAC0 JOHN
WRIGHT { co., JAMES SYNE ANAL street .I},T All he
principal Druggists throughout the United s,,tes
ss'Ihe trade supplied Il proprIetor4 prices.
ALFRED EPEFR. Proprietor.
~! - NV 2.5 Rr0adray New Ynrk
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Pour nUforiscr lc paiement de ccrtRins Man,
dafs ennis en- vertu de rautorite DIES IItats-
JniS.
assemble en- Contention, Que A. J. Guirot dGposi-
tare de Etat est ct demeure par Ia prGsente auto
rise payer les mandats ciaprGs GnumGrts ennis par
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Il
| r Relative transient &c lAr,,,ea ,.o-.,,,..
de Get I3tRt en- urc y,ars:c de In az,
| AFince an Commencement dies Efats Con.
fctieres t!'Alnrvigur.
/! est reSolH par le peuo3p de 2 Fiat de IN E0,9
Sidne assemble en- C01trcniiOn One 10 fo,,,,or,
de Get Etat est requis d'informer, sans i;iaj IL
president des Etats ConftlGris d'Amtrioue dn
deslr du peuple de Ia Louisiana de yoir 1'arm,;n
! regul1ere de Get Fiat, elle partie de Ia dite
armte don't lie commencement des Etats ConfG1;r:
q Alnrrique pourrait avoir bcsoin transfGria !,
! larmce de la dite CONFEDERATION alssirtt nnn las
| circumstances lie permettent
Adoptde en- Convention. en- la vile de Ia Non.
| velIe Orleans ce treizirme Jour de mars Fan do
n"tre Nelgneur mil huit cent soiXante-et-un.
IS sndI A. N0IT0T
Cer',f& TEIoS WHEAT srcr'air4 Id msn im
| RozE1lAE's E4tsstITALo
No. 30 B-tRONNfl STREET New Crlasps
Fearthe Garrollton Railroad Terminus
Ga IN fs orleans, takes this method announcing that
SURGICAL AND woNANs HOSPITAL.
and is ready receive patients Tie building he has ssJ nm
"a ae,y 9dF2tSd To- io PrIPose and being aitasts IN ucE
Faned in savig that aord annsrai al nrtae n' '''s war
to Tools are generally large and airy Save all under
Both w1t6s aa1 blacks are admitted
For terms of admission Apply Office in the building
HOME MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Office No. 7s Camp street.
Amount of Pr, Premiums for the year ending Bit De
,l4l 80
Assets 8st December i5 i 5$5 q
c 5a2 T .4 Ssy he's 81 t fsF y va FORTY
CENT SctD ist Ss Of is57 S"' S' PER
the b eb tSSsT 5 $eR 2ays9o in c%6 q9 I'd
able on and after the 18th of March next '
..o On 5 i GE2h H65 E:f.a:o: Secretary
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E2EE4EsHAEaD TAB1ag4s-E2rE.E,rAp ,Ferrnr,z p,s,
85............ ST. LOUIS STREET ,x
Under the st. LGrlEg Hotel.
~, tG pss leave to inform the pubic that he han
hontSndSt to keep constantly hand BILLIARD TSRTTs
80 E1enuiactcry CT j. ". BRUNSWICK 4
CINCINNATI Ct all descriptions and prices; such as
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
49,, p ee' Slate or Wood Bed Also Bagstere Tsb,s,
anu L"! Fool Boarda Cushions Cloths Cnoo 49, "
Ie Ten Pin Balls and everything npporainin to ms
~ h'-Spee'lnens of the above Fables ran ha.oar
H.' i1a,, ans st. LoTis Billiard Rooms
m29 ly N''iee ana on ressonsbleterms
4 ", MERRIAM,
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a. 1861

The aAirs Of Mexico the result Of this suspension OF rela
tons will DO that shall have smother dsrgy rule, and
chings will be undesirable In Mexico.
President Juarez has called about him now Cabinet
composed ~ G6lows:-
Foreign RI hons--Manuel Maria de 2aIacoaa.
Public W0e-SenOr Baoarcel.
Nar-aeaeral ZaraSoM.
Justics-Senor Ruiz
hterior--f1lIsd by Minister Of Justice.
p. S.-Sincs the foregoing review was prepared hs
representatives Of England and France have suspended
all diplomatic relations with tho Mexican government
This event took place the 2Sth at 5P NJ The closing
OF the English and French legations 10 sufncsnt com
mens on the events OF the n0th before recorded 10
impossible for 10 make any sonjcoturos upon step
and time alone can reveal tho important consequence
destructive re brske out ia this city on the night OF
the 6h which destroyed houses the corner or
the Portals OF Mercaderos and Augustines
is reported tiat San Luis Potosi has already pro-
noancsd for Comenfort.
Exchange en- London at 60 days 43hd.; 40. ON Paris
450; do New York. Is per cent premium; Vera Crsz ~
per cent premium.
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Sporting Intelligence.
CHALLENGE OF THE AMERICAN CHAMPION AGAINST
ALL ENGLAND FOR 10000.

TO THE EDITOR WILKES SPIRIT
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1851
In consequence OF certain REMARKS that have recently
appeared in English Journals which say name Is again
Sronght Forward in connection with the chain plonshp,
now that he 10 champion desires, above all things to
meet me- and it Is also said that he is willing 10 mako
match for the championship, and for much as
e. 00e side. Now If there is any sincerity in this Offer
it aifor6s mo an opportunity to say what will do.
Notwithstanding the Efair manner was dealt by
when was in England (fm which entirSly acquit Tom
Sayers), am willing to try her maxim of far play
more and viii nght the hes, that England can pro.
daee fer the sum Of 1000 side and If Mace Is thought
20 he her best man WILL Of course, fight him. alQdo
man and because, when was in England last was fire.
9uenty abused by many writer's for tho reason that Tom
SAyers was smaller man than myself
In making this offer of course intend 10 include the
winner OF the pending mntsh for tho championship bc
tween Mace and King and, though consider that al
enge for that too Let say, however that In conse
quence OF the manner in which was hunted and bar
consequence Of the ruany treatment received from the
crowd at Marlborough the conclusion of my fight with
sayers would prefer to fight Mace his conqneror or
whoever tho selected may this side Of the At
iantic-say in Canada In that would relnaush TO
him. eat OF the main stake $500 for his expenses and
give MN bend in 81 500 more guaranteeing against any
private interference with the Aght in my behalf II on
@e other hand am required to 20 England shall ex
pect tho same allowance and an equal guarantee,
IN these terms (Which believe as fair as can be
inadc) will meet Maco, or any other man whom Eng
lisfmen may prefer for the Championship of the two
nhhispneres and the latter portion Of my ofr Is the
most acceptable will 60 to England went before,
aene and without local influence, and again BY
still more Deliberate verdict the Of that other british
Maxim which nfers that the best man may DO allowed
to win, eva though he be stranger and not Brton
born.
Please send these views Of mino forward and whom
ever you get An answer, and WIN notify mo Il it will
Place In your, or any indicated hands, Ho mocey As
the other partes may require bind tho match or NJ
first deposit Hoping earnestly that You may succeed in
having this match made, or, declined that there nav
be end Of pretended English in connection with
my nsAne, remain, yours, respectfully,
JOHN c. UEENAN
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The Gold Discoveries or tho Sar
kA(cleNRan.

prom the ST. Cloud (Mnn.) Union, August 14.)
We have just received seven days later intelligence
from Fort Garry Red River settlement OF perfectly re-
liable character and which fully confirms tho previous
report Of the gold mines the north fork of the Sas
katchewan river.
A small party has already come down the saskatche-
to Fort Garry, bringing 81 200 in gold dcst which
has been consigned to j. G. Burbank CO. and by them
sent to New York. This amount taken about eight
hundred milcs, water communication, from Rod Rivex
The party and others preparing outfits for auo
Their expedition up the Saskatchewan
Peculiar efer Is had been made to keep the matter So
cret especially by working on the superstition Of he
Indians, the latter having helped TO digthe gold.
The Hudsons Bay Company's traders have repeatedly
denied the fact that there gold tho Saskatchewan
and as general thing discouraged any attempt to dis
cover H. II being OF course thought that any considerable
immigration hher would interfere with the fur trade,
which Is the company s main resource. =
From all accounts gather the mines arc quite
tensive, and they will doubtless effect great revolution
in the material interests OF the Northwest,