, 1865-04-13
Mi,teag1g Mrtbua1e.


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| The Sftunttop-1pk~rcour will, ths
Surrounding yorlA-TIa~ markcts-
Iron stenmer Bent to Paunma-oul
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SAN .FRAsc1sco, March Il, 1876.
TIE SITUATION.
T;ues ~, ,ba p,c,f,c oos ~
the ef mr. ss at the Date If mr1,.t 1s,ts. o,,s,
! 1;,+1o n,o-o - ;fr . on's
hts4e Ao't ~ l. na5 DC permitted the
expression Trade is moderately b,isk With
the Interior Of California and Nevada and g
great rush of freight and travel is going
-.rt ~ az IT.. ~ .ue ne" mlues N inc eas1ern
l2tt u washington TERRITORY, Idaho and
Montana, and San Francisco gains little In
point Of immediate population by the great
| influx of strangers from the Enst aud Europe
Induced by the cheap fares uow prevailing on
the rival routes ftem New York via Panana
and Nicaragua.
TIE PLACER GOLD MINES
| Are yielding more 1fberally than ever before.
Nevada tu:ps opt her silver 1y 1oas daily,
| and the wonderful resources o. Arizona are
b'ginnirg to be, made manifest through
shipments OF ore *h'ch pay an average OF. 40
PEE cent copper. and large sums In gold and
! SILVER. WIN Me1ico, onr Itaoe, owing 10
ne dlstutned eonait'on o. auaiis. u falling
Gu. atd "!tn ~ ost1'sn G1lompa t' u laaoout AZ
saano FILL O4l su1puenL OF gold and
| sllver onlnon 70 1noia and China direct ia
lafGely increasing monLa By month, and
c,nae. theso r. r. n,o,a ~" osa IutA uo uot IT,
@>N,1s' sAS"e w - lAno t%te ~ 4also IS ever.
oA "on.a hhAico
Me nave had little IN the way Of news since
I ~ "rote, no neH developments In regard
10 Inc
NArpIEoE-GE1N prnr
n n n h
ceived from the interior Of the country
through eithrr French or Mexica,, snnrces
The most we know IS that the Iii,ersls a1e
as yet uucQpquertd' fully anyTheye- and
that
MAI ABAEDoEs TIE YUC4FAE EXPEDITION
announced some time since. s5mplv hec,,se
he has mote on his bands in the irnmed,ate
vicinity of his canitaj than ke con a+ta,d -
and hold his own. Mexico vii never a be any. ~.
tnus put H.; q lean9' Ieaoy 70 oa'st out aud
oSsrwhe1m LIN sno his PATCHWORK Empire,
npr..sr,,~..
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remain uppfecfdt nttd!y high in California,
in spite ot Immense shipments Of wheat bar
ley ard f>our from Chili and OREGON. We nav
ena,;ty f,r aT,tv ~ 81 nesaant - etthomut
,naacau!n ns ms 1avor decline ct an early day.
Inc spF1ng has been unusually backward this
Of vegetation, and The c1nss is not m mueh % fet- IT.
ter now lhan It wos tbirty days sInce. The
haaT ,no,Es4 /. ,ina.nS ar.oo-ir RI 49,. '',,.tn
etea an Is nn~ essneu ol neafy m a'ai1aole
7n1Rrr.rrr CENTS PER POUND FOR VERY
ond +1re,tr ,o,,e fan ,,.,t.,, r.aa,, .,x
hos 3;san,s.a,.d Th;s hnwercr i hn1 Puin r. =
time and n.il1 soon h. nrer Wphnve a1raodv
laf strict ori.crs aca;nst ill., denaTtnre ~ "ny
persons TO Nexico With2ut ua assports. AMI f;r
the most satisfactory reasons, III force for
stme weeks, and yesterday the following Or
der was Issued from the Headquarters OF the
Department OF the Pacific:
GENERAL oEpEE.
HEAnQuAsTERs DEpAnr1kxr ar PAc1F1o.}
SAN FRANCISCO, March II, ls65.
General Orders no. 10.
torcc f;cnernj 0rde1a M ~ from " he W. ~ na.
partmeut, Of December 81 1s6i:
Al, vessels coming Into the port Of San Fran-
cisco from foreign country Will be boarded by
an otLcef a soon as practicable alter their arri-
~ ~ ~ oa - +, [o@ aoaFasn eoanaT vi"
~ p"s.sn,ars ~ ar,i4s. p."ps.
Yori by waT Of 1ssf1mns rontee ~ INN MI n,ens sw
by wsy OF Vancouver Island, viii not be constJ-
cred as coming from foreign country. Masters
Of ftean,ers psirg on those waters will make a
sepafate lst o. tne1s Hay passengers, snd give 1t
u 5ne 1nnapeeung omser as h ne comes On ooafn;
cnre nsssnort, s'"o' "4AA NV oo 0'seu u pfo-
". separate list will be male Of PASSENGERS
coming on board Of eteancrs At Vancouver I.la&
for Oregon, and will be given 10 the ,1uspsetng
ohcer. Who Will c"me On board IT Cape Disap-
pG1nemenL 10 eomIn,ra ,,p,,or ,,arsr,, Hsnom,,
"S ~"+1A11 ~ AA9''' ee1~' = r n"Gs.
Assistant Adint,nt G-ner,,
Yonr vi1t Err that the Gore,nment ia 1oot-
ing after our protection on this coast with q
jealous eye.
TIFF WY 1ro~ WAR srF&vPp v.rpppp
Do7h1a-ander ,,s met b,ar o.5a~od n
haste IN Panama +do Mayico roaet r. rarjara
the old sloop Of war St. Mary's, which has
been the object Of attack by torpedo-operat-
ing Confederate thieves. The St. Mary's will
come back to look after interests IN this ri
cinfty.
>orr AT THE SEASIDE.
ve.,;ea -ri+t N. ,noass,nt hoot- ,,ox.o
a1soa "Asu ~ tustsaat ~ s ~ h.nuIse
5enas,r.nt ~ ~ an;;r ~ .uI aa+"hi;sh
nant ros~ 1ro,n nv dest 9,e oioSt 9aer
weeks tfnce @ and md vis:Sfn~ @ t ~ sHddsn iTn i,u.
mise determined II sta1f at once fnr Poirt
ofsos te snn,he,n heaaand ~ r ;,,.+;ua, on ~
4hn nfrancs ~ ~ rnnaarfn1 Eas5aG ~
~ ton rn;nrsos Tas ~ - .aaSis aI5 80
n,nntcs Iafer nv 3nrs.;s f.et xrsre 1 rattiin.,
nrtr fhe snnotl; mocaiam;sa5 roat1 ontsidas
ot the city proper, on the glorious drive lead.
ing over 10 the Gift House, the most popular
place Of resort within many miles Of the Me-
Iopolls Of the Pacific Coast The night-as
is 'Le case twenty-nine out of every thirty
nights The year round here-Tas clear, still
and beautiful, and the full moon poured down
hrod OF silver light on the whole landscape,
btaut1f5ing aud g1crytyinE forts. city, bay
and distant mountains, while silence inex-
pAesElbly graceful AID
SOOTHING TO THE wEAR1Ep BRAIN
lev Ike smell On earth. and air. and sen. /
passed the CITY Of the dead at Lone Mountain
at midnight, the cross Of Mount Calvary
Cemetery I'll the leit and the
MONUMENT or TIE s1CRpERED DRopER1cK
on the rjpbt. cleaning ghfte and distinct In
thc rnoon1fshf with f6e acres of rrnCes snr~
1oundjnv ihtm on eycrr side. and after n
rlorions ea]]cp of little more than half m
lour, having net peflaps Lalf dozen p1rtics
Of belated tcyelcrs rein ininp 10 the CITY. onlv
by the Way, rude NJ to the oor Of tue Cliff
House. Capt Foster, the prince of land
iords, met me on Lie piazza. and inst as the
hgh's were oe1ng ext'ncuisstd Tor the night
We dEanf~t 70 The SUCCESS Of the armies aud
nary Of the Cn'on in large goblet Of Veuye
CAquot ponsardin. Ihe winds, which bad
seeh 0oHlng iandWafds ior teE days> were
hushed 10 resi-, blt 1os larEc bi!lo@s which
they mac raised were SUI 1olllnE III upon the
Shore, with
TREMENDOUS SWELL,
and breaking on the rocks at the foot of the
c.ifls IN which the honse is situatcd. and
alopr the i;euch with rrand. terrible. and nj
mott uninterrupted roar 0l which no language
Saa ~ gte t1e lalutest luea. *cat 70 oea 2na