The New York Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1849, Page 3

telligence. eyine Muss—Oa Thars- between the hours of 14 and | o'slook,« on the Battery that don’t reflect mach distrist, IGeeems cast a: drove doe 4 to tae spot. waen oe dis thep ing for saother rouad, wad hoe re ‘here, if | fall you take ay . officer Ward ga mbetaats a a a 2 e i separat pe The police, b ver, wers ‘and in time to take into custody oow ot moar, just as at told the the Giobe Hotel as qalox the Her ee ye feom tho feom custody. pee hare been been pester, 8 waibly. to have seat ene; ‘backs employed in this affair be mace are No. 186 and It was rumored, yesterday, that one ofthe parties ‘was shot through the arm. But, o' course, tae matter Ion Kept secret, fearing the conseqevnow of an expos a. whi he was detected to passing @ bad Barter of a dollar om the ferry master Justice O1- | Orne committed Seraphin to prison, to await his trial. A lay Cinotanatl, ® fow days since. on leaving UF OF two, oma Visit toa friend. took with Refi EM. conteining $100 When sue returned the house had been broken open, aad the F rawer from which she took the money ransacked. Gold Pens.—Persons eve take with them oue.of tie cotcveawd Nic. ad wea, which are Warranted to. wear ave ears, wre portauy and 6 and Will outwear A cargo of Quil.s or Stout roan fae ty B. & WAT8AN, 15 Wall ot, ws to California Hire Arms! Fire Arms!!—U. eroussion waa, Water Prove Mus Hnieas th fal neoremadbat Gaus and Pistaly to the trade aud vtherm at low prices, by Maldon Laue. jn Zathble Qaguent BE Cy eg pee Pprarance; ir moist sty, =e oy. Mery aera se oud by the Intad- tier, NO. 13 Nassau strvet COMMEROIAL APP EIB. MONEY MARKT. Sunday, January 31—6 P.M. ‘The most important and astounding intelligence hich has beem received ‘within the presunt centary, jame to hand late last.evening—intelligence that will ve @ greater effect upon the financial and commer- ‘ial movements of the world than any we have ever re- eived. The advices froarCalifornia, ap tv the léth of jovember—nearly one month later than those pre- ously received—which we publish at length in another tons as will remove every doubt which has been en- ined, and give immense impetus to the move- ents of emigrants. The letter whichwe pablish to- y, is from a source that entities it to the highest onfidence; and we have ne doubt, from the charecter ifthe writer, that he has been very cautious in his tements, aid has not told half of what he has seen. e fect that ploces of pure gold, twenty-two nd twenty-four carats fine, weighiog sixteen unds, have been found, may seem beyond “ef; but we Bave mo more adoudt of it thea at the sumi’rises and sets. Haviag implicit coaf- ne in our source of information, we are disposed to lace reliance upom every statement made. Accounts recently received from the Pacific, report jovements im gold and gold dust, caloulated to enthen the belief previously entertained. Several eceels had arrived at Mazatian, from California, with old, some of which had been assayed, aad tound to yerage 21 carats, The British steamer Pandora had kem $280,000 worth ef this gold to Panam, to be sent cross the isthmus to Chagres, and by the mail steamer Southampton, England. The Fal+om brings accounts {the British steamer. Tay having left Cuagres, for poutbampton, with one million of dollars in gold ani ‘old dust, most of which was no doudt from California, Advices from Valparaiso to the 28th of Ootober, o ‘hat $100,000 of gold dust bad arrived from Califoraia, There statements show thet the immense emouat of old gathered in California js alrvady fladiag its way yother parts of the world; end they show tnat the ories received from the gold mines are by no eas exaggerated. It is true that we bave not yet reeelved much gold or gold dust here; but it enough for out people to know that the supply ia slifornia is jnexhaustible—that the soil fs literally of it. Of this there oan be uo further doubt, the idence being 90 conclusive that those who conten- pute emigrating need be under no apprehension that gold will be all gone bsiore they arrive, Tav letest younts from Monterey state thas people were coming ‘mail parts of the Pacific coast, and from the $ead- h Ielands. There will be enough for all; but it is an. shaving been satiefactorily settiod that tue accounts | Vl California, relative to gold, are no flotion, itis wsty difficult to tell how much gold fa enough for any | 'y important to knew what will be the effect of this mense supply of precious moti ‘this enormous | ession to the specie currency of the world. We have | iready seon the effect of the abundaaes ef goid ia San pon prices for every apecios of property; we | ve seen an advanoe of three, four and dve baadred per | nt inthe market value of provisions, produce, aod | snufactures of every kind, and s tremsadvus in reaseintbe domand for censumption. Chis is the stural effect of such @ sudden inorease in the supply } gold or silver, and would be realized a soon among wages, who could not trace cause to effet, az in any ised community. What has already taken piace ) California, must soon spread over the world ; but as extends the expansion will become lessvaed; or we ht sey, the inflation of prices will be less prrcep: vie, until they will ultimately booome uniform ead ‘led down upon a permanent basis. As the ripples on thi Produced by thw falling of « paddle, ‘tad and enlarge in circamference, antil they are upon the surface of the surrounding element, so th pf such an immense increase of wasith til lost sight of in the commurcial operations he world. Asthe gold of Ualiforaia becomes dis nteg, and enters into ‘all the ramifivations of o lepartments of industry, priews mast reoede thefirst points and the inflation be reduced; this mit we can anticipate, in the event of the supply of | solous metals reaching & certain point; out if the | oply is inexhaustibie—if the prodaot amoants to hua- sd0.of millions of dollars annually -it will be m- widle to follow the course of prises with say degree gooursey. A certain jount of gold dug out of earth, would soon be absorbed im the aggregate | oulation, and the effect upon prices woald be but ite eurfice, amd be lost among those which nave ceded it; but it is likely to be an entire nex of eith, the aves of which will becoatinasily fowviag Gpon us, deluging ue with great depts aad ecteat, imagina‘ton ts lost in contempleting the rerait Jo give same idea of the provabie effet of shis ta. Soecie in i Bank Curreney — Binke ited St + $165 000.000 75,000000 20. MH) Wd + 160090000 9) 090,009 — 75 000 OO | ~ + 100000000 4).000.000 69 409.009 of Europe. . © 200,000.000 20001001 249000009 af the world mm, WU 4000 00m eatimated, $6500 00,000 445 W009 WHO B40 HUN O00 pears by this, that ona basis of foar aaudrad y-five milifons of dollars io LT) mn of eix hundred gud ffiy mniitioms of A vilare Load tw, Baar ids jy He ie OA000S LM papor OL bY ual | deitverea to {he members of or antl five millions of dollars. Taking the speci: deposit ‘m benk asthe basis of the paper currency, we must consider it iamoveable, any farther « jecessary to displace 00 much paper. The actual cireulation of money and its representatives, in the world, so fer as we can arrive at it, is ten dred and thirty millions of dollars, and that amount suffices to carry om the entire commerce of the world. Leaving out of the calculation the amount of gold snd silverin benk, end taking its representative, which exceeds thy depo- aite more than two hundred millions of dollars, and we havean aggregate as above. Theinorease in the ciroa- Jation of gold and silver growing out of the wonderful iscoveries in California, must have an immense ef- fect uponthe currency. Every million of dollars added to the Aeposite in the banks, will add at least one and + half millions to the amount of paper issues. A portion of the new supply of gold will go into ofroulation, aa1 the currency will become more expanded by the process of issuing @ representative of coin, than by the actual inerease in the precious metals. In the event of the mines of Califormia producing one-half as much as estimated, it will be seen taat the amount of gold in citealation will be doubled withia the n-xt ten years. Fifty millions of dollars in gold added to the ourrency of the world in eacf year, will create a revolution in financial and commercial affairs greater than ever before experienced. At first there will be a great derangement in the operations of trade, and fore time everyting will be at loose ends, The rapid inflation in pric+s, and th publioand private oredite, will || speoulation in every species of property, and we may look for greater activity in every bi then the oldest inhabitant ever imagined. The ad- vance im prices will not be by any means confined to the latitude and longitude of California, or the gold mines, or to merchandise sent to that section of the world for sale, but it will be universal—it will spread to the uttermost bounds of the earth. Tho gold, as fast as it is dug out of the rocks and the earth, will pars into the cbamnels of trade, and, like water, find its own level. It makes vory little difference what course it takes from San Francisco and Monterey—it will ultimately settle down in all the great markets of the werld. This city belng the grand {oous from which the bulk of the movements has been made, immense sums of gold must be sent here, and this port HO! FOR CALIFORNIA. ana nnnnnn nnn nanr ra nAAnnn nanny CA prORMia—wB CALG ATTENTION 70 Bow Row lying o sareet id, pasrongers are assured of her reo eet at LIFOR* 14.—8AN ANCIS30.—THE PAST SAILING eee ADBLE is ready) for Cd be imme diately Mirus only uataken. Fonswaqere 008 oly om board with sheirluggage. Apply to SCHOYES ee tee my Dre Fania A LIB — Binet Vessel at Panama tor fresh provisions UALLFOR VI 4, aailiog bark, Bonne Aa Tus oupoierrae a eee master. ou lor ves bol can now be rad iy Rene mee fe publish theietowing fete, we gn persons from the country of the oyege atormia as os) foedint pore fd os to Ca: up for coy « recommend her with waar, veto 4 She ie sharp built, and a be @ feat sailor. tata weld wWeldorholt, ander ‘hose inapootion t} have been doue, cam also satisfy you eres ae tepet aoa vessel, Ween, ut a hundted’ dolls in the saloon, ted 6 fitted up in state rooms, One state room vacant pie ane theoadin, For apo me parts, ‘spply te 2 T* CALIFORNIA, BY ST&aM hei a5) Len gt Gordon's Call sala, Asse pesclatien: —a months’ Willis Goodrion' & Gar id c. Ulforn, 116 Front treet, New York, lat February, Through in 06 days to San OR SAN Ke tpi potel CaLitoasta —DiagaeFaR ‘new ou pper-built schooner, co} soppered and 00} tone burthep, James R Whiting. 4 No. 4 eanington, ma ‘saser‘etlt tail on Thoregay, the fart Jastant, Su peri cabin onl} ‘® small tt Cut as frat mate. “A few snares (a wasld; price $850 Ning feet exbin fou.d. Rnquireof the Cap- ~— lt street. Tala'ou bourd, at the foot of We FOR CAurORnts, THROUGE THE sTeaiTs OF MA. an —The subscrit a rete clare vessel, tor ‘San Fe Teasolsre ‘uz the to. The sompas,y to oonskt of fity persoas only, and tohave an equal in vee ERO, CUDLOW albino ieee es Fes ° 38 Broad strest, g CALIFORNIA 4ND OREGUN.—TOE cares States Ma Steamship Company, hereby give notioe the ce of their contract being the half way depot between the eastern and western world, it must henceforth be the grand ren- dexzvous for all engaged in the trade and commerce of each. Our growth d prosperity from previous causes have been wonderful; but we have.in the discove- ry of this El Dorado, the means of progress that will in Joes than a quarter of a century make New York the first commercial city om the face of the globe. We have around us the resources of wealth to an immense extent. Our agricultural and manufacturing inte- Fests will receive an impetus which must at once place them in the highest rank. We have almost a new world to supply, at least for atime, with all the luxu- ties and many of the mecessaries of life; every branch of industry will immediately be brought into requisi- tion; our ship yards, our forges, our looms, everything, will be actively employed to meet the demand from this source. Our ships will be freighted with out products, sent round to the Pacific, Rever re- turn; they will there forn the commercial ma- rine of thet ses, and be used in transporting the newly discovered wealth to all those countries, giving renewed impetus to industry by every mo¥%- ment. Population will increase, consumption will in- crease, requiring increased produetion, not only of the necessaries, but of the luxuries of life, and for a long perion tha greatest prosperity will apparently exlst. That a portion or this atate of things will be artificial, even in the face of the most envrmeus inorease in the supply of gold, no one can fora moment doubt. ore- its will increase far beyond the most extravagant anti- cipations, and prices will reach points hardly hereto fore dreamed of. Previous speculations will be a mere begatelle compared with it, and the bubble will frally burst from too much expansion. We may then look for s contraction in the paper currency, and a depre- ciation im the value of the precious motals Prices for property and industry may not find their former level, but the reduced value of the circulating medium will annul all artificial advantages, and form a new basis or the regulation of prices. Weshall have tegive more money for the same quantity; but money will be more abundant and: more easily obtained. There will be more Property to meve, and more money will be required to move it, It would be well for all to bear in mind during the enormous inflation im everythin; connected with commercial matters, that a collepse is sure te follow, no matter what the basis of the expansion is, and take in sail before there are any indications of the approaching squall. We knew that it isdificalt to do #0; that it ie natural for every one to keep every: thing in motion, with the belief that there is yet ti to make all snug and safe; but thereare s0 few t! eecape that we wish to sound the alarm in season Many princely fortunes will be made and lost with! *S* Text ton years, and thoussac: 7! b+ prorat «by the world will be benefitted, the resources of the coun, try berdering on the Pacific will be developed, and the Industry of millions be brought into requisition; the area of ireedom and olvilization extended, nations brought into closer proximity by improvements grow- ing out of theee movements, and the whole human race improved ADVERTISEMEN'TS RENEWED EVERY MORNING, __ WANTS. ‘SITOATION, 1 BY 4 RESP! ANTED—FULL OR PARTIAL BOARD FoR TWO WV in s private family proferced. Address R,, at W ANTSD IMWEOIATBLY—A YOUNG MAN, QUALIFIED tooo. duet the business of » reiai! Groosry in @ oe iteal Part othe oy, sad with Fespeetable rolerencee fF Intoxrity and the lo of driving to re Californi us fait tothelradvadtage te epportumty, as im the opin: Fa] seme pn Wh tei ake edi, soc A bincing o: the company, unless Ea fe nee = py about 2 tor graben, “Eumgs et ee pty la caer a PO Monee as us Wertstest cont, Four SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—TO BAIL FEB ee fine copper fastened and tats bark gaedo,$ years old. Paul 8, abo shares more can be disposed of ticles the © paseege, ad part of Kept one “ste be ml be pro. Vinloned for iscsonus The oyrners to abide rales and regula Com; payee st ad V. ANSLIE. EP tent ater. ‘up-stairs, Or to 3 Aree ith street, ‘The Ausrcintion will mesh at the Second Ward flotel, aus even ing, January 22, af 736 o'clo k, 48K MAZEPPA, FOR SAN FRANGISCO.—TAIS FINE com modes bark will clear this day: hes slozams sumte Fo)m Bo tons for two before 2 o'clook, Fe. ‘CALIFO«NIA-TAE ASE po fa COPP&B FAST. end as a emer Pravoiseo on or U-fore = lst ot February — Her scoommod:t on* or ieny 'e, the shi erve 0 bee extended fom to A few romain, if Spplied for oy jedneedas afterneon. ‘This vessel presents tho moat favo opp, rtunity for be jageesens, Or ir setae to be eu ena: yetup Keer ‘veyaae, having beea bailt in Boston antae for hie 100, a tow yours since at a cost of u wardvot $3800 aes setbany tral weather thatever le thav'port. She is S10 tome Sho will As pviioned fortwo Years ond every shareholder or 2 ve,8 home, and Preieotion whitsin Caltoroia and eas retare ie" ¥oe% ‘Wishes to 0.0, at whic? time his interest will be worch nasties quite theamountiovested. lusnrance can be procured at the vo: lowestrates, Each share will be entitled to from 20 to 40 barrels ‘space for freaht Shares $50. Apply to0. & Balsted itg2z Pros st, Newark: H. Hraschinvoe. iO. alder Lane, and ©. 8, Dennis, Li) Wah Bioeth sera oly, pler 13 North fom eliza low the Jere te MIRA va ay Foe wu Picket arr, MARTIN, Committee, Os DENN ©. 8. HsLST&R, Jr, plage ree th ORPHEU: Page. Cater OS. Vid.—PARTl tion is requests porior ead ations aaa a ir. J.B. io Cardso, “Mr. J a ee a ious: Obatles da” in eueer; ‘ae ree fen Cased, de alts, i ae Me ae 0 i Madaline Wess Ghapinan, which the basin ie) MIUL—Plotre Griwand, Mur tae | dr , las Méatayer'Moceecloue with H wate er Kind one cue Boxee, Bo Pi it, 19}g¢. Doors open at 6; OMBLL/SOLTAPIO THEATRE—VONDAY EVENT Mo Jan. 22 the pertrmanees wil of the A ol Se nee Moor, Wee isch oh the lone, ing " awe wi Alonzo, Mr. Arn er neal cy pat} lary Gant clude wit Mr. tise Pauli Miss Clarke: Nine Drees rico'e. 60e.: Upp ober, ance, Sie Pit, NG, th ‘the fares “Sai eriaroge 1 My tot rN belie Pa MEINE LUGE. Anquan Miry Gannon To con. frame of WtoNtGat w, Toa Feocet Cooet of New ¥ his first ‘Grand Poa on ane to thisoity, will at sie Broadway Tabernacle, on Tuesday evening next, PROGRAMME. oven from joan, tho epee, orsimiracide ‘Duet trom Bel Wandering Melodies, Variations for the flute, Overture from the Ne postpori Ww richest {i plo.ures oe ever, exhibited, “Puranah fo the Bath,” “Ths Three. Grasee,” “Venue Risiog: fee oid personated by some of the most beat the wo! i appear Boxes 37! Master Zabel. Alvais eo had at the musie stores, and at the door. from vutiful women jw the Female Aorobats.and Fomale &t ‘34 conta, Parquette 25 conta, QGk£AT CHINESE MUSEUM, 639 BROADWAY, id Ten nud Erinoe, sheets Oa the only one in ore pret nema of fo vise ple vandred Chinese paint a] | stores and vessels, ee loa! ii imple te. * te of music, |; hae ke. He ate, a aise AM. till 10 PM. dally. dual a under tweatve, STRCEl.—MONDAT od the HAUNTED NAN =. Lyame: aa Ghost i Fotterby Co, Mr, Burion, tho Student, Me. Ire, Tettorby, Mra. “Vernon; Milly, the ENCRANTED 13LE—Alonzo: Mr ilo nap johnston; Prospero, Mr eee sham felth the faroe of the TRISH BNGACEMEST Na Brougham: Mr, Ballfeoh, Mr. Hamilton: Jolla Mia Dreca circle and Parque 636 o'clock. QOiruric Tae aTar—uR, waLoor Beas LEAVE 10 take place on to morrow, Tusoday- 2d Jam, Macs We sclnte bas ki walunten red for the sccasion, whon will be produced Lope Mr. war 7 ts 7 w dramas hs Tae E ) 3d, dthand and Sth Acts of the oolebrated ORDO by Mika ie che: Walete ” The successful burlesque ANTED ISLB” and other entertainments, Box book = NUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—SPLENDID PER- lormances, every at 3, and every evening at 7! @olook, Last weok of Mr. Hales, the’ isnt, bela ot eight feet high, and ing over s quarter of a ton; may be seon apell Nonee Seppen yi Major Litt nia, both of Whom aremuch emallor than Gen. Tom Thum! A Westorn, ‘The Sable Brothers. Also » beautiful Model ‘City of Je mm, &8 1¢ now stands, with veer build ue Papeete. ve uaaa bon Paani ax tire Bra iam Tring Orang Tollee “adm ‘Admission, 25 cents, children under ten years, ik cote Awe ray Alvanira Ho LENT & CO., “PROPRIE. — Broadway os ced Ai 22, the Femara, will 80 commence with ies roe Enireet ater Hernandeu as the Sallor oy: Met a Gendeand his talonced Children, Maurice and Jens; dex in his principal aot Tom Boring, w Suet snaticen hall price. Master tier hee Ponies, Deat Burke and ie | a at * tearful ‘aa tattaatev:fefous on, Bree Horse the td Gardner, Me W. raza Me. To conclude with Mein eet sr cc the house, 35 Borsemnnah Jeeves and NMauttos le Afterplece, fo ASTAR HBANANDEY —A Cad — MASTER HEQNAN- des be, to respectfully inform the public tha: his a Last A ppeara ee will tal pleat ja ice, Lon and American Cirous, Broaaway, ne x Prince street, on Monday buary 72, on which ocoasion he w Il be sasisted by the nists of celebeity:—Mad, Woods Mp Tota. Goasine ‘M. Lavater Lee, Mr. er. and Mr &. Woods. who bave kina tendered their aid. On this occas'on, in additien to the Drilliant per‘ormanecs of the regular co P ny Master Hernsadex will Fido ewe of his greacert nets, he Se ior aad his. Principal Act this belng the last tae he will have: Che honor of appearing be Nelng now under perempta ato appearat London, ‘ris. St Petersburgh, and other of the. prines at citien ct Eertgsaudieter al before au 4m eas »udience in some years, ged to onil in the steamer of the 24.b | the great necromancer astonish every one. Also, a now troupe. of Mode umber, who will appear fa Pit, 1256 cet —PRO- 1 Artistes, 35 in some rich pictures, Boxes, 25 conta; hous. who will a Megat 3 ten Den (is Ri Boasts. aud Child: he bec rhe as oat goa now laren, bait price. oquaoicat AY pate 7 9 BOWERY THRILLING 4 axe Interestit ‘erformance by Lion Queen, Mi er, ox traorilinat Be condition, Sesto great W iis a Admseion, "2 Bo coat, 80! FOR CALIFORNIA, tae THE pth plendpieede ‘TO CAL board in California?” No, it strvet, white they keep ali kivdeof Proverved i Soupa Pioulée Preserves. Spioad Oysters, Sour Grout, to. Trrebased dit ih af provarvad roasted Mente, 300 pou oeren wee tables, material for 400 (to keep off the sourvy,) for the eum of $| wiuhibe 8 t {ipa to i pound , makes $75. geo, J tare Tbe, ood Be. 8 7080 of quite sare put u | Keep sear ote , solaniag pe f thelr natural bags, throw them eae & best 200 miles di i fesnes ore a wie Richard,” sa; ter, “you can go to th eafaty. You will get along in the world, wy boy, Hotes ae wantiy carteand wagons of every dere of Californ! Spor M1 it a pty fo he ld rotons sat went ani T cat N, B— ne er thoure bie peel Prompt ‘Attention, a A ot thls, ray tH i wt vier Now 9, Kast River. ae ee cargo on boaid, w' ivan ina fow Scat s and oa takes fow m Pamengers om reasonable terme. Persons on reach Francisco ia fetus daye's Bhe ne Bede the vorese from Vi vel wraiso in 68 days, and round Us 9 has made the » to Cork in eer, ‘and 6 hours—the shortest Horn frem New York rank in 63 1 days and te .iverpool heavy freight. a] Baul. taacys 210 TO Slip. er EB. SUTTON, 11 Wall stein Wf South, [uo ste'rs “15/4 arms. I Gun Store and Shootlg Galle: Guns, & ight or taken in ex: ALIFORNIA eet TES, pipes, 1 STATES Rabe ge es: Warehouse, Ni and 256 Poatl street be found tho lareest Semrament of ot tale, Clot hi: BLirts, Dre= tre. Oi) Clothing, 100 fees long) 28 Broadway, rR. aloes ia Se wort} a ‘Hat itabl ‘or ali und Sia dosens tad Bauotas Lot aor 1 crap put up in dose: who may be going out separate BEAT wanronn. | _N-B, Call and oxamino before pure! ‘The Wolf or the Shirt a be seen all hours during th: R CALIFORNIA.—THE SUBSCRIBERS Bay ing POSNLANS.—“WELL Answer— a7 Mont rads of pre- inte Soup. one halt berrel 135, which, ‘Bo, you day, fot 0 2, in les and go any where th the ‘winle poor John oan’ t dig pod fate must needs dig voar by his bar- rotor wd 3S Piet avene, Now York, RARITY YOR CALIFORNIA —S4IGTS MADE BY A cheaper avd bet live Wolf and ster them acy human being can supply them, can be obtained MW OOLP'S shirt Manufactory, Maiden lane, 7 UMBER FOR THE CAUt subcribers prepared to fur oe market, with all minds ot iv the roush oF sat Pocwons shipping ‘at the shortest lot of white wood, eer ates foueral auortwont of other malas foe abe alay sende. Ali deduction will be wade to ene’ puronasers. App! J. DAVIS, corner Ban! n F IVE DOLLAR? RE ¥ARD.—LOsT. neighborhood of rand street, in Indian Rudder Rin avs xed'faitabout ¢ inches Lo ty to #re Ken wit itkery ofr this day, discover @ Consist. Tncnesin diaaster, with Whoovor will bring the teceive the above reward; fit will be prossouted whoa pact M \«K8T.—TaE for the lumber, te oy meee ‘or shape ora fat West ats. O8T—DUbING THE TIME 0) seen Levor Wateh, ALIFo! ‘PERSONS FITTING OUT “— c LITOR- ‘im, AD are in ctally of Tobs either for or private es are rerpes has ew, drecription of Tobaece, put up oxpresly for the Salttorvia marten Ttis put up in half pound slabs, sith tin on en. velop Protect 18 trom the dara ~ Sat permed nient Sant pee b rene Tt is warrant ery outs effects of a eix months voyage and it is contidently believed to be the only kind of Chewing Tobacoo, either Cavendish or Fine Cut, fae wl pill ands n yoraee goto California. The attention of ehlpers DERSON & CO., 8 very superior Gold Washer, JOHN AN Gos. ted by ik, ale opera & oral me vere ice! pe y 16 B Broadway. career P Pine street. WASHERS.—THE SUBSCRIBES OFFER FOR rice baw Calland JONES, BEEBE. & and Contre streets, and tree | NIA. 26 IDEN LaNB IS THE DEPOT FOR of small leaale. $15 4EWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENING, 1 Fancy Bali, (Opera Houss,) « bracelet, sot Garnet surrounded with poate” The above, reward wi paid on ite delivery « the otfice of the Franklin House. 'd& FIRE ON SUNDAY $0 Porson returning re $20 ravine ant no qsestions LAT with be DAN NCING. GUARD Fare, aT Tae gaty th Annual Feto of the Ladenead he piace, 2 ete aca of ‘aptuin Ja Boyle. 0? ‘Bieadways i Uk, Ae Re SeoQ1d, LIT Wa eration Chas, Brown Treasarer, st Tammany Hall. will drill on the -ceasior BAU, ALBALLOF qT BAXTER B UES IN ALD 0} hregiment of Vo wnteers, " uerda Opera Bouce, Tiokets $300, Cc Nevaie ‘Tavors,Gouta, ee. bar gid in oe msds eat Fiele SNUIm the Geld Regions. basta ec o* 1 iad SHIRTS—THE CHEAPEST, BEST, AND assortment of Shirts, Under Shirts and Cred ry this en, can be found at M. we Shirt Warehouse, 61 Maiden Tate Bat may apply by BY saat avo “TIDY Heh to fo 40 general house sad chambet-work, ot wing, Can being the dast of're- 2 Bowery, aNIBD-A SITUATION, BY a ee ee You he Woman, a8 Cook, Washer and Iroaer or to work, take care of children. ‘compete reference: Hiease apply at 44 Awos street, on the corner of Factory Wrz ¥ ALTE MAN, A WalTe®.—NOVE VBeo apply who cannot bring good rofereaces in this city. Apply at No 7 \as au street, (.d story, rear office.) ANTED—YOUNG, HONEST, INTELLIGENT, aND enterprising m:n, to solioit gub:cribers aud toculleot mouey for one of the most poy published ANTED—A erru yanIoN, mencau oH to tate care of chi commendations. Piecteealies $20 to $2100 w yosr at mm aet dependiag ups Boirity und the Iveition, ‘The moa mst couse well secon for uieir honesty, Re.; none othersnced apply to TsRARL PUST 259 Broadway, situation; one who pinin Oooking; has n0 ol seen for two java, at B83 ds figures, wants emplo; ¢ himself ‘generally usefal Fafa He aia tRnIbIe 004 recommendations. ARD WALSH, at 31 font A Young Has OF GOOD CAAAaCrEeR, DESIROUS OF joing (0 California, wishes to be fitted out t work on shares, Good'tecurity, given. Adres Bor Herala Office, ating were 8. d when wm intervie! be had, GENUY.—WaNTRO—BY A KE rOUragug sous faan, th agcncy of real estat propery, in the woper part ot sspablitiy, Obed svouriay Liven ifsequtrea Tease . vente baa Rive ade seN'e Nin ROCKERY TE Sea Av Autt mau, who parfoctly understands the Crockery basiness, both wholesale and Totall tn this city. Adres ucocnety, 68 Dey atreet, rei 1m Enquire for B1« ~ SPHOOIAL te MEKIC AN AGRICULTURAL A$s0CTATTO ¥. A COU KE #12 Lacrurer oa Unewintty applied t0 Agrion tare, will be fs "Nevook stiva and she. pablic, by Roya! and Yoologioal Sooietiee of Chemist to the ‘Davie Acricutcursl sasvcixtion. in vorner of Grand ond Se t encing on Tuesiay ie 2d Pays Syllabus canbe obtained at Gos. & My D. #avghaw's, 575 Broadway, ‘or at the dvor, $2 for the Vow Shiden teen Sosmaunes tare vse LIFOWNTA, eanen Suan zittes oF BESTQUA- lity of beets, Potatoes Also, beets, carrots, tus. alps, apples, ko. Ws, BARGER & CO, No.8 Fulton Market. OR CALIFORNIA.— WANTED A PaS9aGk TL KET IN the 16th February steamer, fornard oabin, from Paasma te ‘an Fraxcisco. Apply in tne Dry Goods Store, 275 Grasawieh (.4LiFoania DaGUERREOTYPES —PERsONG ADOUT te tint Celliormia aud desirous t leave thei lh enesoe, sith their’ friends, would do well 49 eal! at Brady's, Noe, 307 Broaseay where, by mason of Tocnat improvements and ditions to hive ont ienmeny ee taithfal and true likenesses may be ebta'r od at the ahoreent not an Sa ey INTENDING TO MACE rotl GYoyeee te Fan Fras cveco will find at the store of th pine YOURG BEC pApics WISH TO 8 Fitted out to goto Cal fornia ou oharta. Berald office. nt: ting where aw eheview x may be had. v COMBERCL L elu ing in the inogeaeee Laving m very good aro 168 0 go to Califor inns agent foracomme.cial house. le Spot tos dermen JaM&BC STONKALL, 131 MPalton esa On CALIFOrNIA —TO JOINT STOCK 53+0 speed” ia that ‘Tbe acvertiser w: Dear ) made ap, and who ba ‘Vessel yet, aud will m ) BOMRE ta stock atm of five ybeurgnd dollats rowates the purchase of & firat lass ytreel Address “ Pranct co” Post Offices, Go. W aninns feat wt Gat bke He quamii'y of ge the ler grobie taken to ve pt Mer srert. Wo think iarenwors (any thing of the kind in ‘the market taper, OLD WarHEKS BY AN BXPE + ity? aso «ary tminor.— The sub-oribor has now competed his improve neats iv Go d Wash ly vo tat his maghines by removing Drees Hinge, oF other marerial of much es spenifie rarity (haa gold, fecm@any kind of Ie or sac {nie muon ae Be Fesvit of ea Dahon ageneiee sept ident fa: eiliti @ adapted to woll known and spprovod coutrivanes, These fnoi ities are deemed of sufflownt ye) to inoue tho ex bly he Port Washer, i ‘arhori ee ie hia well known Oiaphroges Filter ia par fy the divey we fer, f tne Gold Kegions, ala, Rovary Pamps, whio Ne le cupplying «8 Wauitn Wott G1B30! ecuup oteser of Lebanese i the pre: {temanvox and thelr aswoo.aten, w: pte of two rik ot Tedoie) ae the corpur.te nat Tho Urited states 1, Now York rm Livery Line,” for the | reset ons aan nae, between Now York and aia nw ‘MORK. F. . COBNEN, HAVING DECE<MINED ‘ork b+ place of residenoa, would oe will rg ™ JORBIGN PoTRVIS—TH6 AUBS RiBeRs, bra ch oftheir nous in Landon vant pl ft nS, MaVING A A acsate and oor. inven epiating the sessed of overy facility KINGSLEY & PUNSSON, inglusees, 6 Wall street, A RIFLE. —TAR AU BICRIBER a. well Capt fam't P. Ayvos, Chas, Sou'ly, Jno. J. Hickman, Lieut, Garrett Dyo in, Win Raynor, derg! 38 N. B.—The Deabend eA fand t”ereot & Monument vo the Oil oes of tha Now ork Jan 234, Astor Pince + Waterberry, R. M Ferris, Mortis Mitior, or at the Westones. ee Houee. 7%. 8. RING, PUZTIO VEER. —ORMRABLE Ri H Butate fur sate —G. B, Rolling & Co, will ell wt prdliz ton, en sird day +f qrapenscy DeXt, wt tre Mecoran o'cluok, th dest Duane aod * ry wteo 9 af thy depot of tow ‘ork and Krie Bailrosd renders this popar:y very desirabi fogerty ty wala. The ti- ond ip that connot fall of inoreasin tie to the premiees is ludispatabi. Prromptory. Eat ans Bx. wad Now CABRINGTON, ends, Bia. 3 4008 the suction nor. Pattery eards, 250 curds fine Shot 11 “LACT will coil, this Yt, “AUCTION ERK. — UakowarRe, jay. mia ghym soken Ben, sed ‘dick Knives; Engl h belt pist le: 300 loans Calitorsia, spriog back, sud and Coke enlann dirk knives; p wer ffs Hardware dst" coon Ameren dso: te brave candle Ta ra, 80 ¢o-ts, gold Senay coode ho —N B. Catalocucs will nok herentter be sous bout may be bad by sending to the Austion Rovm hes; SO rozen hore G cases, ouy BALE AT | Pus: IC 4 AUCTION, by: on the 26%h J. BUREICER, of January, © beawifal Couatey teat, at Terry. nena town, with about tteeen acroe of Trad; an enoslioat finit trees, about half mile from churches, steam’ snd ralrond depot, The house ta 5¢ fost Ternk two varies For further particulars spply to 8. B TOWPK RING, Tarrytowss xortions will be Recasiae tat ‘pplication con. dneive to tle goveral hia patrons, "The Spring Rey Accompanied by tho latest pat- terve:a vanisty new system, of cutting conte, verte Ko. will promptiy yismed'on tha lat of Mareh. Not with atandir viaua plates are admt'ed $) have surpassed andl ghee tenn is will be the “Exoelsior. ran! Delivered per orders (pest paid) at $l per copy. ‘The art ot | outing targht, 60 that the pupil (with ordioary sine dicteaed be early prope buries, Agents wanted forthe States ani Canadas, » post paid, | A, WHEELER, Reporter, CLOTHING. Oo TAILOMS”TAB UNI UNDEMSIONED RESPECTFULLY | returns his thanks to gentlemen of the trade, for the liberal | Patronage bestowed upon hie Reporte. It will be bie constant t it i tinuence, and or thie ohleot. acting No. 4, Cottlandt ateret, New York, A783 DE PARIS, NEW PATERNS. LATEST FAsa- sdopted at Paris among the most fashionable ladies, pl pel ano Be graceful for the form, as well as for the Liberty they afford im the movements of the person who makes we c! of ‘nega to be bad only of Madame Prosrere, 63 Canal street, ire, near Broadway, N. B. Bet ladies will find a new rery cemfortablefor pursing ; and a handsome assortment eflersets for balls, newly arrived from Paris, at» vory moderate — SUISCELLANEOUS. NLY rou botbane A PAIR, ar erect, manufactured expressly for servi aud are warranted to boots $4 JONES 3, rete Ann st, i is fer wholemale and retail, Orders Fromptly put up. US EST QUAAT! RB MUTTON IV THE WORLD. No, 20 17% Ibs. with the the kidney out. ‘Those thet wish i cy proper tn in by 7%. Ap Nik FORTHE 310K. WHITRSVILLE, § N.Y, JULY w, this coruficate at Balsam of Wild Cherry. Ia movembor lact I was tak sevore cough. with difficulty I could breatve cored and took part of one bottl By lungs were freed and m mend the Tmediclags for Sonjhe and Solda Lever {sone of & vory rea Co rtair ly, well tested oat of partioular medicine Potts reet, corner ¢f Willi the Druggtote generale D Bread) ‘Treatise on the Eye— Fountaive for strengthening the eves. Ar ifisisl eves Saserted, Die a. aod to the por on Tweedaye, Thuredays. and Saturdays frum tl be tf \BE SUBSCRIBER. DEALER IN PORTER, ALE AND Bottied Cider. which fs allowed 2 all pepaiete to be an ex ont remedy for sea sick. ess, and irate, Pat upin any quantity by J. J. i NTINE’s MANUFACTORY OUR SPLENDID ‘alontives. cf ever; description, is now ready, * com, ont erall: “Tuanen & ieaee dua ed Ww NB, NAILS, ‘&o.—30.000 POUNDS OF TWIN! suitable for tleece ‘ying: 100 bales cotton seine: 208 wrap? port seine twi do.; 70 London and assorted sizes; lo shoo thread. various qual t- yeriteer ire casks ry seg ‘and and 3 thre: Lry e mn, 106 Pears stro pu o4; 2,000 Ibe, nat Brit The oRe Arter o} tall of luton in the world, to be seen at fr Market. It weighs to soe the great vor was sven in the United States, should call gurioelt ity th hove 1,750 TO LOAN ON BOND O8 favs tees At. T por cent, for » term of ply cS £ boua rors k, after 3 0’! M. VOR MARSKILLES—TAR FINE, Fa SAILING AND copper fastened Bare BUINSU AAU, Goma, Hae have quick despatch as above. Fur freight oe, baviog juick despal as above. ‘vr feoight or pissage, nay wapech gn beard, per 11, Nor to sid eat 7 MINCE! EN, 88 Wall street, MEDICAL, Mr. Seth W. Powle:—Dear Sir-1s is with pleasure I write y my experience in tne use of Dr, Winaee with §8 wore much affected. #0 much thatit wae Heating of your B slesm, I pro- and to my attorasvoaishment, y cured. Tam happe to recom: Wild Cherry to the public as one of the best ‘used, My WM SWIrrT. N.B,—Remember thatit in De, Water's Balsam of Wild Cherry, with the sigaaturo of I, BUPTS on the wrappit, that performs | wuch cures. (From the Boston Daily Times. } 4h certificate hve Deve bended as fur publicatio « ble charncter. we com Diewsar-, of auiren ifaovere d ceases by the use should be monde kwowa co tie pablo for benefit of similarly aMicted, is genuine undoes sigued |- BU (TS on tho wrapper. whole ale and retail by Merars. A. B. & vu, Sands, 10 $B. —Irving House, t street, and by the case vambers etree Wm. bain ACTS FOR THR PROPLE—IT 134 FACt THAT @ patient finds he has boon inoculated wich porvatenahers he 90 seo complete acoul of rope. 1a: this Gisease whem seated in the system. has heon now togo down fom eneration to generation, ovsting hor or aca des'ruction wherever it appears. leis fact, bat tite aed cine mostly relied on in treatiag tals disouso, ism roury. fact thats mercurial affect om is mesrl. of quite disease itee!!, and will Ivisn 4 as the fae to the axiste io? of ly ention without tajury to tar's et Drop, used dion nd eained at the Ts isa faxe that te jouth than wll tne ors” do in six and chat + itnoas cniags of rozi men of apy hindrance from buslaess pursuits The kenuino is one ¢ollar por vi al wetek te watranted to onre in any one in @ _A medio book gratis OCTOR POWELL, OCULAST, AURIST wo, ATI'EN03 48 umual exclusively to the d ssnes o dud Enc, at 23 way. eateance’ lig Warrer, stress, where cen his W conta. Also, his Self Acting Eye Ww days, oF B ULIST, (95 BxOAOWAY, IN Snpory now from Il! <’ to ¥ 0’ Feicays, Dr & will give ad MS voy vice yoloek. BxTa Y wouK— B waka URS AT AUCTION —TAE SALE OF FURS, AT S35 er RAORDINARY Wo rind. Woaan'e roadway, will commence st 11 o'clock, A. M., on Tuseday, | Med: 108, warioeaa Aixth edi- Ba ionane tion. Price $1 vetustounding salen — = — | (2400 copies having sliady born diepomcd of) vers tome ia tl , whether or unmari in _£OR SALE. ey | Keoaed carey fort for the married, cess pet ores vt | whioh showld alariy. ‘avery fom: oy Mer IK a5 D PIXTURES OF |: MONA cagver tus eaeeeh Srepreue ane eae mess oftrtene toni IT be gold fo ‘ Hos, ged oat oertat mage ocanre inary cue Forele at 22 cw will be rande known 196 ze Teton no, $4 Cnnees bones tl surest New Yorks Thesnut street, ut Futon otrves ‘Avianys W. & Davis, Boston. ‘On’ the receipt of 81, a 8 c0py OR S4LB—THE TI DAY BOUIE aVO LOT, NO.B wil ite an ‘mil: ro Postage, to al! parts of West Washington ince 8 rn lit in ths bot manner il iy og mars deste ble, The Gouse en es a! fda cn resigens comer Fs weeseenion fates rooms, tur three of four hor-er, a the Righost tate of ouluvations troat, state of ouluvation: pataliaee tee wes covering a apace of 65 by 3, immediately facing the bays steamboat landing. Prive, $6,759. App’ 7.5. W010, on Rr: n tox 1 ly five minutes walk ors Tas fastened, aad of the f Ilo a: ‘a2 test J ins to, Jowpa C. loltve, dinew, ines, dopeh 8 gine it a pu warfal Me! te ated Bho 4 bg riffs, es, wore used | Fev lane ‘with reat success at Mon‘erey and Buena Vinia, eos ofee Ge cattic® on hora back oF nt Ae Te anda Ma its — ted 10 UABE e Kewuts ndees tur re chould examine. this rile, beture pore Forces caauah oe every oats: ‘and cau be ns eae oe Fett ah Owns cheat a ect rigsleg. Pee Many ON ETCUBR WESTRAY, 71 Frat treat. ™ MNIA—GUN4 AND PISTOLS OF abl OB Tea: BAMBERS AND Walk DRusseRs—¥ 4 SAL, Cue 1. WENO. HO latnaein oo, curalinrs and fxvarvee! a Wait Oresdng Salvoa, whion ng P Pookot sifisy lay feat needs of #200) & your, to by St Pirtole Mu kore superior quality flint wad psrousst S50) onah. oan be estate tus vo che ba vines of Kifles and —y cal Piavole; by der, Shot, B: | Bedgter Brita, he ko, dorete a Ose ROSE se qeedanve tay Soagh copiial aa rans othe be addressed, t Hace te 10, box 1.20, New Vork oiy, Pothae M coer bavowut > bad INTELLIGENCE 6Y THE MAILS, THREE WEEKS LAT & PROM CALLFORNIL, AR errrrrrnrrens Highly Important from the Gold Region. On Saturday night, too late, however, for publi- cation on Sunday, we received intelligence from California, extending to as late as the 16th of No- vember, being three weeks later information than what was previously received from that quarter. We give it at length to-day. Our correspondence is dated at Monterey, the 16th November. It came through Mexico to Vera Cruz, and reached New Orleans by the schooner W. E. Collis, Captain Jarvis, which vessel arrived there on the 11th instant, whence «we received it by mail in this city. We believe it is the latest correspondence of the kind that has been received in the United States, with the exception, perhaps, of private intelligence that may be in the possession of some of the members of the government. We also believe that it will be published in the Herald exclusively. Annexed will be found the long accounts given by our correspondent. This gentleman is well qualt- fied to describe the gold movements 12 Californi He has resided in that region since the year 1832, the most of the time in a public capacity, and hes been at the gold region for weeks at atime. He “was the first who gave us, last summer, a state- ment of those vast discoveries, and he organized several commercial expeditions from this city te San Francisco, which will, probably, yield a mil- lion of dollars of profit. Those expeditions were commenced about the middle or latfer part of last summer. It will be seen, from his description of matters, annexed hereto, that the rumors hereto- ore circulated in connection with the government officers in California, are not altogether without foundation. We have also received a private and confiden- tial letter,which contains intelligence so extraordi- nary, and, we may say, so astounding, concerning the go'd regions, that we forbear giving it to the public at this time, lest they would not credit it, and might only laugh at us for our pains, and accuse us of atrempting to hoax and deceive the publie. According to those accounts, the extent of the gold region on the San Joaquim and Sacramente Tivers, extends a distanee of eight hundred miles in length, by one hundred in width. It embraces } not only gold, but quicksilver in almost equal abun- 4 dance, particuiarly on the San Joaquim. It is es- timated that a small population, actively engaged 1m mining operations in that region, could export one hundred millions of dollars in gold every year; and if this be so, an additional population mught increase that amount to two or three huadred mil- lions: annually, and thereby, in a comparatively short time, completely upset the specie currency of the whole civilized world. This is not fancy. Thousands and thousands of people from the islands in the Pacific, from Mexi- co, Peru, Oregon, and as far as China and the East Iudies, as soon as they learn of those diggings, will crowd to California. There can be no doubt that the detachments of American troops in Mon- terey and San Francisco, from Col. Mason down, will return to the United States, perfectly toaded with pure gold. It seems that Colonel Mason has been three times in the diggings, and that all his oflicers and men are with him—at one time at one place, and at another time in another--and that Captain Marcy, and a few others, are left to occu- py head quarters, and share in the spoils, at a rea- sonable time afterwards. As cr as this goes, it would seem, the rumored stories in this city, rela- tive to Captain Marcy, and: ther officers in that re~ gion, are not far from the (ruth. But we cannot tell more of the private informa- tion which we have r: ceived by thie despateh. It would hardly be believed. Annexed will be found our public corresp ndence, which we have no doubt will be read with great interest, for itis quietly and soberly written, and much inside the trath. [Correspondence of the New York Herald } Monrerxy, Catirorntia, Nov. 16, 1848. Jamzs G. Bennett, Esq., Eprtor New Yorx Heraup— ‘We can now call ourselves citizens of the Uni- ted States. We have now only to go” by law, as we formerly went by custom—that is, whea Con- grese gives us a government and code. The old | foreign residents o' Calitornia, having done very ; Wellten or twenty years, without law, care bu; very little whether Congress pays early or late at tention to the subject. Those who have emigrated from the Atlantic States within the tast three or four years, deem the subject an important one; I only call it difficult. The carrying out a code of inwe, under existing circumstances, 1s far from being an easy task. The general government may appoint governors, secretaries, and other public functionaries; and judges, marshals, collectors, &c., may accept offices with salaries of $3,000 or $4,000 per annum; but how they are to obtain their petty officers, at half these sums, remains to be seen. The pay of a member of Congress will be accepted here by those alone who do not knew | enough to better themselves. Mechanics cannew get $10 to $16 per diem; laburers on the wharts or elsewhere, $5 to $10; clerks and storekeepers $1,000 to $3,000 per annum; some engage to keep store dering their pleasure at $8 per day, or 1 te 14 Ibe of gold per month; cooks and stewards $00 ' to $100 per month. In fact, labor of every desorip- tion commands exorbitant prices. | My previeus information to you I merely tor- waded to your office to open tne way to the futare belief of your many readers. [ had not much ex- pectation of being believed. The idea of moua-, tains of quicksilver only waiting the ingenu ty of man to make them pour forth as a stream—ot rivers, whese bottoms and buaks are of gould, is rather too much to play upon the credulity ot New Yorkers or Yankees. I suppose my story passed as an enlarged edition of the Arabian Nights, im- proved and adapted to Calitornia. Whether you or your readers took the tale for ficton or truth, I know not. Your last paper that has reached us 18 of April. This I know—the Sandwich Islands, Oregon, and Lower California, are fast parting with their inhabitants, ull bound for this coast, and thence to the great * placer” of the Sacramento Valley, where the digging and washing of one man that dues not produce one hundred troy ounces of gold, 23 carats, trom the ize of a half spangle to one pound in one mouth, sew the digger to * prospecting,” ¢.¢., looking for better grounds. Your‘ Paisano ose point out Davy & Man who has, for 15 tv 20 days ia sae cersion, bagged up 5 to 10 vunces of guid 4 day. Our; lacer, or gold region, now exteads over 300 or 400 mues of couutry, emoraciug ail the creeks aud brauches oa the east side @ the river Sacramento, and one side ot the Sau Joaquin. Le my travels] have, whea resting uader a tree and grezipg my horse, seen a few p.eces ot pure gold picked up trom the crevices of the rocks or slate where We wete stopping. Ou one occasiun, nova- ing oF retresbivg ou the side of & stream eatirely unknown to diggers or “ prospectors,” oF ratner, if known, not atiended to, ove of my compaulous, 1u roiling in the sand, said, “Give me « tia paw; why should we not oe cookiay in gold sande’ He twob « pan, filled 1 with sand. wasned 1 Jut, and yewduced in five minutes, $2 ce $5 worth of yoid, merely Sayings 49 he threw outh paa and gold cn the saud, * T taeught ov. Perhaps it i fair that your readers should leara thet however plenty tne Sacramento Valicy may afiord gold, the ootaiuiug of it nas its disidvau- tages. From the Ist of July to the Lst of Ocwoer, Mure OF less, One hail of the people wil have tever and ague, Invern tient tever, which takes thea from the firet dey of digging uatil taey have been One hundred miles frou ihe * Placer” iiitrea of twenty days. La the winter, itis tov cold to work in the Water; but trem next April tv tue following July, one milion of dollars ot pure god, of mor watb, will be produced irow Unis gol ure (had titer teeta ud by Washing from Uae suctave a » OF Un pauy bo ge is vat work im the wi & Wooden be trom the rorka or wheres