The New York Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1851, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 6142. MORNING EDITION----TUESDAY,. APRIL. & 1661. PRICE TWO CENTS, —eooeoeoaoaoeoeoeO=~=q$q=qamoo em = = = to be taken from the bott: he 4 i , the is 5 .. Tie. : be ; do, | . DOUBLE SHEET. Ks (tie Ri My gel my A | qb reiting, the summary Je aet very exhilaratieg, beh ei in jars, qts., per doxem, $3; do., | has confirmed me in that opimion. I thank you for POSTSCRIPT ——— Ww, | offer to contribate to the permanent Be nab radegh pt the bed of the Yuba River. The ales «= ment. The rush, for the last two months, haa bee: Boar.—Duty, 390 per mt ad, val. Americ: ellow, | ment. shouft ¢ from ARRIVAL THE EMPIRE CrrY. ‘ ick ra thems sos aistingetined te tbe ease ee | othe SREY Ecce ae eae Tn Oregon, | per lb, 140 Joe; Cente: 18a wer Aer RIOT: | Sivemtee aitioety er hatin oak eae aie oF » TWENTY DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA, | beats wnich they own—the' Phonix” and the:-Linde’s | the excitement is equally great respecting the mines on Tonacco—Duty: leaf and i 200.5 | of which several wemings have been given to my go- nese thetet od Sunchwine tase et edieteeeated | Witenes GIG sentities' shtehs tovschees ic Tingle loci te' PALS, aOR ee | Ceara isbn comme pon yor und yur PRL nie treney Bmvtre’ Olly, Coieate al ARRIVAL and have induced other partics to enter Into similar ex: | Qala cls: nre very important documents uni wil ‘une | cui, Th. cans, 80 $1: do. papers, per: grow, $3,508 967° may erequired Tavied were meee eta UDPO.| From Chagres, March 29, ria Kingston, Ja, Apel ines, wi ‘aR 80 te by the thoughtful and brand. perlb., 80's 85c.; fives ightha, 50 a Soe. emment. wplena ported rest } i it her al 5 three o’elook or THE There have siio been Alsccveted ‘ney mines in tho | philanthropic onthe other side, Gur children ae ant Poecciuy: All wteseripitone sy ‘cont ed’ vac | thecteitiecd-nations of the world,” reaper pos ag | te SCHIS foe's are ¢ Beighborhood of Monterey, Los Angelos, and San Dingo, | tainly Increasing in this Stats. Jorvm—Madvira, per gallon, 75 a $2y'do. it cases, per andtbeir own interesté, pocsont and prospective should | ts morning. STEAMSHIP GEORGIA, ile are sald to be very Groductie. "un accounts Fe: | | "Weave had, of late. two. destructive ros in Able ctr, | donen, $4.0, $0; sherry: per gallon, $125 fain ok coment in. yterenting zie apr atone my peaceful, | She brings one-million of dottars in gold dest; and? from ces do not, however, go inl robably, the worl neendiaries. The first, | cases, per dozen, $5 0 $6! port. pure, 150% | wnresisti do xtensiow™ rh : wrrn rae Particulars, but merely sty in gvncral terms that they | which burned the steamers Santa Clara and Hartford, | ado! hnitation, $1 a £1 sora, reac, Sao SE 2s | mnterinting Kingdow. | extensiom Cattornin "tye | 1 hundred and fifty.passengers—ull of which wil yield abundantly. may have been adeidental, but the other, whieh des- NoRization of Vi or " be published in our evening edition. PACIFIC MAILS AND PASSENGERS, | it wit be seon, therefore, that though the want of rain | trezed keversl house on Morey vant ort: og pe A sh gr va ic ig son Ms wd a $6; dry Mala; gation night, could not have a fei j elaret, pe Bina ks. $2> wants of Sitka and Kamikchwtka, the increased inter- | +} e Dorado, hence, mae has been a very serious drawback to the prosperity of | been. The city secms almost at t! mercy of ruffians and | $28; do. per dozen. $3 a $3 40; Red vm 4 coking coutee with Mong Kong, Menitla, Sydney, Auckiitad, The E. C. saw the steamship El as, * the country, the miners having lost several month's | robbers, per dozen. $14 a $15; do. Heiddck, $15; dd, Anchor, $t1: | Valparaiso, Callao, Papeite, wad Van Dicmen's Lari, | going into Clagres, on the 29th. THE SHORTEST TRIP FROM SAN PRANTISCO, | labor in digging earth which they cannot wash for the Steam communication along our coast ison the in- | do. nary brand, $6 a $7; do. cider, $3; cherry cor- | aed ane Prospects of Pine extiitishment of a. tratm | = want of rain, yet there is a good prospect opening before | Crease From the Columbia river to San Diego, the means 4 } | ‘70'n 80c.; sweet. do. 43; ay on ‘wuterne, } Vacifle line of steamers. all) worrant the belief that my us for the summer, aud it is to be hoped that the bright | of communieation are quite plentiful, We are hoping for - ) ute Excitance.—On New York, sight, par; Biston islands are deatined to herome rapidly of great commer- | @NE-MONTH LATER FROM THE SOUTH: PACHFIO, ‘Two Millions in Gold and Silver at | *:'pstion: whieh are formed nay bo reales cain { Stam commutcation with Chinn toon, and ary ooking | da. den; Philadelphia, do. do,; New Orieans, do. — ‘clat and political importance. Iz has been my endeavor ! attention to the motions of Congress in | | Forman Exenaxce.—Om England, sight 490 od. for to conform my policy and my laws to the lights and ‘ P. nate interest in our State, now bids fair to assume its | this reapect $1; do. 2 99 days, 400 60d: do.; France, sight. 5f. 4 par’ wante of the age; foreigners are allowed to hold land’ in Arrival of One Million Dollars in Silver, ‘anama, proper position in relation to a woalthy and prosperous | Hamburg. sight, 43 0 44 for $1; do., 60 days, 41a 4). | fee-vimple. and thus industry ia encouraged’ by-uil the | 3 oe ep Saiay tete Community, ‘he high prices of agricultural produce of Marriages and Deaths in California, do. ; Valparaiso, 30 days, 6 per cent prem. ; Mexico, 9 ¥ Thid you and your family a very Been Stew: Sew r detae ae all kinds, have indueed large numbers to undertake the | MARRIAGES. days para I do, leome te kingdom: | No Election of U!. 8. Senator in California----The | cultivation of the earth, and the fortile lands of the | Tn fan Francisco, Feb, 20. by Hon, R. N, Morrison, ocks.—State Loan. int, 3 per cent per month, 7: in aildrenaed [From the Panama Keho, Mareb 22° river bottoms and valleys are being rapidly settied by im- | William H. Graham - formerly of Philadelphia, to | City Serip, secured by r im ® letter written The British steamer Bolivia, Capt J Contest Postponed to next January, dustrious and energe wore. ‘The prospeets far an rancises. perty, — 049; County Serip, addressed to Kamehameha, King of all the Sandwich | isthine vr py iT abandant yield of every description of produce were | "In San Franc y excellent, until the long-continued and unusual Church, by the Ke Ww; | Ts but whieh had remained with the senlunbroken | Bs port, oa the evening of thé 18th ins ht has induced apprehensions that the crops in | fi . i yabroeen | und intermediate ports. We received Sime, im the powersion of teres captain. in the ! ier fies of Valparaiso papers to February 2th, from tins letter we have not roorvto pubiish tonday. | “make up the following summary of news nt Mist Severance and Master Severance wer: | 7 ¢ Bolivia brought $1,000,000 in silver vented by the Mini i Ta retution to the markets, the Mercantil Reporter says: precoated Wy he See te he Ion, Mr, ““2Be hopes expressed for sometime past-for 4 rovival im gvgg al ed the Hon. Mr. "our market, have, at last, been realized. nessed much mid o, Feb, 25, at the First Presbyterian | tanta with interost, 10 por cent, ree v. A, Williams, Mr Joseph N. Silvera, | City warrants, do.. 50. of New York city, to Mademoiselle Louisa Bon- Gow axp vn.—Gold dust, $1 many parts will be a total failure. Serious fears are c of Paris, Fr $15 60; doubloons, $16; sov tertained for the gragii house of Don Juan Bandini, in the city of San | Pieces, $4; twenty franc pieces at © nicank v ic! | Agricultural Progress in California | prin ccrion amen eae eee Yery seunt sand | Diego, on the evening of the 1oth of January, by Padre THE DISCOVERY OF NEW MINES. $485; ten gu stom House, $3 85 | tof Foreign Juan Haulbine, A. Johnson. ogent for the P.M orite Doleris Maris, daughter of Do | INTERESTING FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. THE ANTICIPATED DROUGHT. e activity duriug this mouth than for we Naipt : tsb pe pests _ many months -and the houses seem to be satisfled petal chahincnhhe rp teen Mn ogee ag |) a: Wilhon, Capt: Maliagh to anomee Teton hoioete p bs tg Gh beens mannes NS Was fine, and passed off in-asatifactory’} with their salts a0 fur ax quantity 1s concerned, Dub ter ments are not encouraging, though there ars other por- | Sonoma.’ Miss C. is-a scion of the oldest fauuily ia cal | LW€ Reception of the U. 8. Commissioner by the <== | obtain bighcr prices Is at present almost » unattes of lm INDIAN TROUBLES. tions where the drought has xot in appearance effected | fornia. " ane - . Ri ‘ possibbitty ; iiees, Roweve thoulll the demand eontions, wey . so much injury. As an evidence of the forwardness of | In Sen Franeiseo, Feb. 20, by Judge Orrin Bailey, Mr King of the Sandwich Islands, | VERY LATE FROM THE ISTHMUS. OF PANAMA. ‘Amarican douiseitcs, selec’ Nave bene enenee ne EEE Saal the season, the beauty of the climate, and the fertility | Chas, William De Lisle, to Miss Jane Elizaboth Fry, all of i S ein ‘ > prinel coe ae ie oH a FIRES AND LOSS OF LIFE, | of the witlit may be guontioned San Francisco, 64 Sanaa rate. The principal saics have been for Salta, Bolivtny God! ‘ M 2 ‘an Francisco, Feb, 22, by Justice MeGowan, N SEVERE GALE AND SHIPWRECKS, ARRIVAL OF TRE PRECIOUS METALS, Meniows, the J inews, and the const. “Ome averaged ten inches ndugand bro. ut Marcuet, to Madame Teresa DEATHS IN SAN Feb. 15, R.¥. Oliver, Fi 5 ellie r, NCISCO. 7 speaiagh has bought $200,000 prineb- , LYNCH LAW, &e., &e., &e. Sen Kory Kee . . oe | Intelligence from the West Coast of Mexico; | 7 fi We have reecived, by the steamer Georgia, the Hono- | Rae | ans being a lull eanent consequent upoa the 18. Levi Judson, N.Y. Ken, de., Ke. _ i “ Se , “ 17. A. B. Deniston, Staten’ lulu papers to the 25th of January. ‘They contain no agers ‘The U. §, mailsteamehip Georgia, Lt. D. D. Porter com- | attempt to clect a Senator in the place of Colonel Fre- is sili. Geceet Der ay | r : hi ult was observed in Valparaiso. by diwchargen: mander, has arrived in three days and eighteen hours | Ment. Both parties axe now preparing for the contest, P « MeMilien Nov’ cs news Of interest other than the reception of Commissioner The steamship Georgia brings advices from Chagres tor | 1M" Tl wit was observed in Valparaiso, by iy ot from Havens, with the Culifornta matls and passeng by ge mi w Ded ie pe cusuing legidative election, Daniel Budve, Ohio. 30 Severance, by the King, Hamehameha, | the 90th, and from Panama to the 26thf ultimo, both ins | CRacabueco, in 1917, aud of the oath of inde 4 a tls e Which the senatorial question will enter asa dis Benjamin Gale, Indistm, 60 From the Alta California,*Feb. 21 cluiive. | in 1814 She received sixty passengers from the Faleon at Ha- | turbing element, causing it) to be more vigorously cons male : ats tare $e Alte, mies geoh, 51.) } Neighbor suya, that on. the Mth of Feb: 4 1 e. -y p tiles of the Poly» the io 0 en e ble gol v1 very y a m the ebruary, @ vana. ‘The Faleon did not sail from Chagres until the Set sess berveenes, 1 conesquan bagh hn sary pinned Guy Mills, aged 60. te Sat or Miiek ont ine tite Oe Se nrecuencns SSurTe6 soneliaral Math end cine sina catered the buildiag of the public bathy im 20th ult... owing to the non-arrival of the mails at Cha- | has not transacted any business or passed may sete ole, Migucl Bartines, Mexico, 22. 28th |The moet inipartant feature of the intelligence s | Susie "cary atarch OO, for Valparaiso, in Ian kis waptte. Callgsente, feat teen et te aa eee gres, and left there before all the passengers had got | tive to State matters. ‘The debt of the State sill remning Se hing ee ae Sho earn Steen, Ie nee sorvernemdance of the territie | “Ene i : sereeegzes $1,000,000" | eine In; and feaving No-should be unable to, malntabe across Foor tag ig age agp lle 0 abe Slate G. Weugactec, Gok: Sareaie bon de (tl pale Seen Re MnO en Se. Re eiee | a Tieninat (au) Mase om’ § . | hhinselfor complete ‘the voyage, laid violent handa om f ‘reasurer has been for some days in San Franciseo, mi , Cat. ¢ fore res 2 veal Annexed Is a list of the vainly endeavoring to effect a loan in pursuance of the: 2 Bashy Boss, Medwe Mase, 49 ye i Hoxonver, January, 28th, 1851, la. $1,000,000 a oe sedis baltiin’ a Gael aca PASSENGERS BY THE STEAMSHIP GEORGIA. act of the Leglalature authorizing one forthe suppression 3. John. Lone, lilinecs oe Semmes Races ta Seeman. Hem ae Dees oat the : gapenseo'| dusing Wie'pesasnt matt ct March These ton ot aa ee Me eee |. Sens raat Corte eddonins have iia tucicues bles Se William €rneraft, Mo. 3h. this place, ‘The islands have been visited by one of the | Our thanks are due to Mr. August the. | en See beg em “Ewon and wife, | the borders of the Indian country, endeavoring to eilsct ao Re ee PS severest gales which have been known here for muny | Express, forthe latest intelligence. tn abbohebltc: pattenghs She-ascmnnay Been ride Rete Be an interview with tho leading ehidts, with a view to me- * Melvin P. Stanton, Kesex €0,, S. ¥., 25. ees ipetioss aaa totes Petar tose the 25th.it | The mew steamer Union was in port at Acapulco, She. Hing ts the rosult; auLthene Is but litle doubt "ous ro Sor al aitenoen tat tee ee Hg aervincorg 26. Andrew Sunts. Chile. 28. freshened) snd towards night increased to a galo, which | came in five days previous, in distress, having suffered.a - {bat the moxt chief magistrate of Chile will be Preai- Carpes ‘ whence they make occasional incursions, driving off cat. Réwerd Cook, Haw Lassetive 36. CeBtinned through the ith and 27th, and is now | severe gale, which caused her toleak badly. Her passen-} “the Gopiapo raileoad ix making antiafho , rion, Robert Lee, | tle, and sometimes killing a solitary miner. A volunteer 22. Luse B, Simmons, Bristoh TF, 25, abating _zitee vessels wore anchored outelde, on a | sthe.survéyrof, the ronte fram Nalparalonte Soatiage ham. ; Exstot A Datener, | force of some 200 men is collected and stationed in the | MBCh = George R. Simmons, N.Y, 2: Gecmaeeeaeein. Thay. wece Choshin. Niakds. Ricuam, o¢.| Se Weand Ce vemge two or three days coustastp heen carried alrendy-ubvut Afiy miles, to-whleh dleeemsea: 3 Whihamed eee Cuba’ C pe eck s Duy, RELL | ueighborhood of the passes to the mountains, awaiting Judson Ih, Cxitvenden, Mivhigan, 38 RERTOMMDIA: Toallee ten Rata Gr Cente eT | oe ean TG Mase, snd the slp Olive! Ce cabin tine tes beswobeatiod. < , dng, A Dontee/M Stetfenont, J Lester, Suk: Wott the result of the comunissioners’ attempt to nezotiate a erent ign eee gat gene, ight of the 25th, the Nist- | Branch, 46 days, from San Franciseo, had just arrived at | “ ‘The Amarienn twig Dolphin arrived. at Valparaiae, one. . @ Thotten \' is Tripler, With the Indians. “Should they fai, wo feara sanguinary | Feb. 25M on board steamer Carctinw Louis Ions, of | da Hlewast drapped Ler anchors, and was thrown ‘ight | Panama, Passengers on both vessels were put ons short, thez3d ult, from Ca'urnia, bringiag $0000. Dingo, Miss and protracted contest will ensue. ‘The commissioners | St: Louis. aged 42 years; of Paname fever, ee entre pematr quent fer Sep vies 3 ‘The American frigate Raritan was in. Valparaisoy Bagg! 7 nm ‘guolumne coun howrs—a noble sight, ‘The bark and. schooner allowance, and suffered much on account of thei: lo r : pisgo Ware eects Beet oe! are now ovreiting the result of an attempt which is being. PE es ap ose y eeineae suet oy the: 1a of is = : MS and woul:tgrobabiy ral in a few dayidor the northy.; - Emily Rezodan and child Jane, Juan M Key Penal =< Peis of feta Nene in the principal | =~ ry i late phia, aged heegdhit eivape. Beveal veaets tg | SOOO" sloop of war St. Marys was also theme. The B ritielas rervant, Jose vel . ‘4 P ~ , Carlos Cramery, N oem, ‘ The perpretrators of the murders onthe ‘agres river | frigate Portland, flag ship of Ad Moresby, @ : ; rab th | |The qulet of our ety has been disturbed-by a rowrt. to | AU Toe Angeles. om the 4h. of: Fabeuary, Sfx, 1M. ; ured by drawing Useir an. ; ohagnes . ical 1 a erivede Sean, Sits Darkaeed eaeehtal Tessie: Llc Tekaees cad | hn cours Or Tecins Losee ie ene ne ee ert, | Nimmo, of New Ocean, originally of boulsvilte, Vincent | ¢hersSamong them the ship Eagar anu! bark Stertin. "t | were to have bee shot at Panauna and Cruesa, om the 1: Dae chlo the, tne, Agios onllak eed th Po and Gustavo, Carlos Gutsinan, 4 P Thompeva, | pected of having knocked down Mr, Janson in his own | county, Miss, have nog heard from the other islands, but the probabi- | 28th March, Bho: sta ce the Line, Ade» cabled thon: Silane SP Rona g "ii = v4 oar ance ‘On boardithe lity is Cat other vessels inmore exposed harbors, have raiso on the 13th ult, ward bound J oyage. JE Romain, Jvlonenger, ECooks AY lirvwu, LT O'lbeian, | Kore. in the imost Dwblie street im the elty, Just aftr boardithe sehoones B, I Allens nt seas L. MeDonald, | ty ie tat other vessels in more ne they mee walked, | Major Hobbie had been quite aick of fever, at Panama,.| The Aria ts the flag ship of Rear-Sdmjeal Hornby, ware ier MBit Bigen, B App, liaron agres oa to the Mdeatity otf pos, ok et | * Siverdiccae Marborn, on the 224 0f°Sannary, Sehe Mier. | sre tally savece, sud Srequeutiy ds mote’ dames Ie, | but was able to attend to his duties when the Falcon lft whore command she In been wage the, Poeiha etiam: B wichita $n es A Pie y'P D Wiking We'W | fore, left tothe regulas courts of law. . rit, of. Ilinais, twelve hours than the stzong trades in twolse months, | Chagres. larke, V ROW Woot, E . - | the bay of Valparaiso. aS 5 ‘ “ “ 2 Feb. 1, onboard the buig Bliza Taylor, bound,to Hono- | Nearly every shipwroek which has occurred at this port | ‘There was no taowble in crossing the Ischmus. The under i the squad -on, Bek Mannie pulls fH yon Aes, | mite was fortunately cma o steamers one | We. Br Robert Seasons the th gear a hang | foycame rors ime hae tne oma tthe ath imax | exfeve wan Uhmay iy. io Ape ty ran | gyi etude the roa of Ustad maw % oP Re 4 wh ott. Le de it, - Sacre, Nity, Keb. Wil /- + c ore. . 5 qi . Meni, i Stores, Jas K Mur ha Wiawes, Stacker, | Which wasalmost destroyed. and the other considerably “4 ee ey ea Maaaky Leute | aaeeens eet te tia Win Gee mee | wars Pascongcer ui i the Falcon. from Sandwiok, Maas. died | Were to meg pe ina few days. but their det tinc.tona_ ‘e ; on, & | damaged. We regret to have to state that three raaa | Ville, Ky., 5: ; soi Oh, of doom : hunee, | Were not known. It was «nid thag the Dredalus ¥ ras ¢ F Satine TW esos De soree i iteeaait, F Mate ye. | wore buraed to denth on one of themeifenty Chatwies, | "Feb: 43, Jumex MeNulty, Ashland: Ohio, 97, tothe couteary hebeithedouding 7 Lo RURAEEH FeO | ret ouDd deat ta Mie Reeth ond inpiing on Ine mioray | ed to sakoina) siouthe’ provigiona, being. de sti Kelby. Leo Rattles, Thos Thorp, EM Litson, it Vaten Daniel MeCoy, and Barney Divine, ‘The other fire des. | Feb. 11, N. Emors, 29 years. Boston a it's His eflvets, abuut $1, ae ent Behrivg’s Straida, in search of the Ployer and. othe> sea Fisher, AT Grimes, Mores Ketchuw, WH Ames, D Anzias. | troyed some seventeen wooden buildings inabout theee | Feb. 10 Wim. Tearneys agedld, Ezoland. A gy meant we ep gs Bong Poy | bythe captains 200, were takun in charge | 71,'conuectod. with Sir John Franklin's Exped ition, The following passengers had left San Francisco :— | quarters of am hour, but was fortunately prevented.| Feb 21.D.C. Powers, aged 30, Eastport, Me, ome to "| gpdtere lias been a serious fire at Tobaga. Thu Tovago | , The Freult of the Presidentialelection in P¥ ru dont neg IN THE STEAMER CALIFORNIA, FOR PANAMA. erating Sesther ba tho offerte of. the Vice Departament. He. Shou. Hecram, 30, seams, Thdiana., “Tan euanmcrcial relations of these istanda.are so iuti- | Hotel and the Nave World Motel were devaroved, of this ri get thefts that Inhe ee Meh heat Mertith. Se Cons: Cal Galiter, | ‘The buildings destroyed were mostly of small value. . : bi , mately connected with California, that ang serious de. | The Pauame, che of the 2ith ult.¢ te the follawing | of Mis tenubiie.wot eithslanging, Vat. in Ne. ula tome ; ¥ | [From the California Convier, March 5.) ! 2 rossiom of trade thero is immediately felt here, and has — = > An iasurreetion hag taken place ef the saves in Henry: RC Brown, Wen Since the departure of the last mail for tho At'entie Markets. ite influence upow busimess, in all its branches.”® | uh a quacter pest eleven last night o-mash de. | sn center Bimac win aunt down wih c ee ig RC Drown, Weather States, an ineffectual elurt has, bevn made by the Lexik- |, 4x Feancnce, Tuaday. March 4-—The ondition of | | Amattempt was made. ou the 11th, to rabvthbe Custom. | structive fire {or thesiae of the place, tzokiplace ab the | tmditlm steamer Kimnc way sont down WH hy a. ‘ : "Fea ture teslect 8 U8. Seastar Yo sucsoed ol. Freeneat, | ee ee ee eel ce cee ete eae: | Honenmammeelam.. Spe-rbbes: filled to-neceusplinh | Island of Tobege, ‘The Ase criginnted iste said. im the | Socee Se Sele Ua Sait teeceey, bani net n Whe ation met, the prominent whig sandic. | Fe farmer notices, Auction port |, . a, sasha \bateom the locofeeo, Mr, Heydenfeldt aud Col. Fremon& Mr. prices gurrent will. supply aceurate and more ex- |’ Hanaledon the Slat of Dee. for I houses about. anna eh a The Paeific. i oa the gradual or apgrents systew «ang, Wethered’s friends soon abesutoned the flekl, ard the | tendece informations wnder—notice of separate trade apenas contain, Fe to the reeent ro- | ship Com) ' ope wae ected a. tkee ware, | ee halt entire emancipation hav sng og. context w wn to-the other three candidates | departments, In cammercink and mowry matters | pout of the Noekade by the French. Tho only allusion | House, a» wellas the storchouses and. shops, ‘Mane saved | Stak (ur thelr cptin« swancipatlon a wg ; named. otings were had, when, itap- | there i no maierinl cha: since ome last. Ia-| to the difficulties that we can see, is contained in the | by the promptitude and zeal of the workmen, Of course aition. er 3G : ect, te on adjo to.| Flours since our Jast. there lias been. little move- | letter of our correspondent. thicying. to 2 vast extent, wag carriedon dering the fire. pearing impossible to elect, tae convention adjourned to " ee tephe Seok Ae wANi* 5. | the Ist Januaay next. Mr. King had the highest vote | Ment. Stock on Manda of Chile was then large, and [From the Polynesian, Jan. 18.) The New World Hotel and Restaurant, belonging to i ? ey, I Boney, esies, ( Blanchard, GW Hee! » : edd wh + has siuce been inoreased by. somsiberable arrivals. Tho s “ Mosers, Normandin & Lestrade, anddyat. finished in fine United States Cirewtt © Gainey, Boney. TF Raveries C lanchant. GV slectiom, “MIS. Heydentelut wan toe fovorive of; bo party, | teadancy Im price tpyto the paseo, has Leon downward; | cqftt audience was held by hie Bajeaty last night, tore. | Set .S teesemed: The Metagetice, trices ter | On thenits The llen, Judges N/_soe eat notte, EW Battele, M Myers, J Leyden, 3 D Martin Sat Oak, Decree oe anne olthe Maen teas: | the demand mogerite, beng solely the consumpine’, | ciive tne Hen. Swen ae - was alvo totally consumed, tat. afom weeks ago it | yrenny tex, D Edwards, J Sores Jos Maxton: missioner, und family, who have recently arrived in this Do te, G ORLANT CHARGE oF IUDGI, NELSON— Votes only; arept, up, gradaally until, bofiee the conven-'| Tusk Bow, howevar, we ‘note ‘a rather improved feeling: | Kingdom.” Me was presented Ly the Miniter of Worvign | W8S Dwwetared by the proyrictce Tho. Yoanlers just Aryoman, THE FUGIEVER SLAVE LaW —rHe ion, ~ -ateage - od sot@e very large hases hava been made at ad! - . | having time to escape wih lity—mang without their scaly — -. : er. Kowiey, WK 1 thetel bectaches aemanties Ga tesien aan rite reas for future Shivers. andthe principal quantity in iMmiimn: clothe, he row of heals owae. ty Hoolinon, Nel | BROKEN. FACHL ON ONE SIZ AND ABIACT SURAIB- F P Burns, J Fentho: enventie: ow, ‘olouel Welle tw market being aguin naxrowed down to the porsos. : son 7 wil “by low lemen ;—~ | atte be Cn BTiacee | Con yitee etne eet etn cree Nich te tee Create, | nibm otha Sew bodes we comslder thal st least a Seamer ADDRESS TO THE KING. One as A sbip chandieny, by LD. Wileow; anothor by | Avni. 7.—The fatlowing goalie mea were. sworn on thy VR | the withdrawing randidute, A preat deal of feeling ex. | iaprice will be maintamed, ifnota slight advance. 5 mete nbn op zromting te Jou Maleely my. Pome . yy foe eek mevem won) cg a | Grand Jury ie D Wood art, " r A great ¢ <8 ; credential : we Py ent e United States oI slong vower, Mr As @uDper ap ~ 6 De’ Mitheeton J Witsees a aaotetterpiag Sommtke acxs putttieal comguigh of tee WHOLESALE PRICES cvanryr. America, as Commissioner at these islunds. The distin- | snothyr Building occupied asa boaniing house, hesies | 1: Jonathaal, Coddington, 10, Ron Lockwood, Boosinger, WC Caldwell, & | Will cutee largely into the next political campal Raran.—Dulyy 00 per cent ad vadorem—Amoriean pie | guished man by whem I was thas honored is no longer | soma for: || Forewan. 11, Jncobs bitte, m, J Addison, Win Wishart, wand the 234. Robr itnessod atremendons ex. | St Per Ib... 104 Ue.; do. aavy, Ga Te.; crackers, im wood, | among the living, Cut off in the midst of his useful | a lar of fine hams and utber provisions, be 2. WilUam Balla, 12, Matthew Morgam, ‘arjene, J Stanhope, KIL K Gi Crow: | fener, © Btevety, hah. for several hones, | Rominal; do., in tins, 14% a Lie. career, ® pation has mourned the lees, It was his ard | Me. Harris, which wer o stored, waiting until the « Ches, Belden, rie) Mead, 3% . dvsine TE | Sus expected to recalt tu the exeesticn by the pepulece, | 2, BoOTs Axa Suors.—Buly, 30 yer cent ad valorem— | desire that the most friendly telations might be pre- | hul_ taken was teady to caagve, iuty alwo destergen Joseph M. Marah, Roots, men’s light pegged, per degen, $18 a $2; de, do. ed with your goverument, and that, miintaining | The amount of the ‘oss we have no facility of highly re: heavy pegged, $27; do. 40, sewed, do. Light sowed, iT inde} enee, your people might be proxperous and | ‘Th him of $2000, $20; do. loag heavy grained, $8; tia double | happy. Mls constitutional suceessor now fills his place. | ma he { magistrate, and of two men named Stuart and Windred, | drely, who nearty murdered a Mir. Jan | ROsgaees ineeeeeens of ae eit eee ait OF S20005. | soled, $605, teogans, fixe sewed, $9; do. heavy pogged, $0 | ‘The hizh character of the present ¢ ving. amount may ‘ve not.so great in figures, Lut wo | if not all, i tens wl ibey he Echo, of the 224 wlt., saysy est 1 ‘tom, tit cateine, Nib 18. John Clondenning, i R [Wikkinson, DL. Witkingoa, WL | A meeting of the eltizens wa Orden, W'S With 5 ‘ 5 ° ipson, JK | | . 4. $10; do. sewed, $1.2. that of his selected advisers, gives me full assurance — Commodore MefJauley, of Ge fr ¢ Savanaph, and } 1¥. Bewj, K. Thrall. ‘Witktboon, D1, Rees RT Taylor, D £ Morey, M R Heart, Wed tatabeakerenae thes b mening gp og | pt ae Marentass.—Duty, 20 per cont na valorom— that they, in common with = American pore hie ete secomnpa alod wy tot Page recto Hie visits Judge Nelvon thea proceeded to say :—Gentluaga og a . en oom yes a pare: Btls umber, American, ger carga afloat, assorted, planed on | the came friendly regw we you and your subjects. | of.a large num f Americans others, on, Wednes- i A ence pine apa Fe ee, Poe J Hayara 3 @ | ied, with the tatestion of caraying the verulet remlered | one side, per M. fa tongued and Grooved.” HO; joist, | They have seen yuu, within the lifeiime of many now | day last, at the reaudence uf tbe United State ‘Yousal, A. | Shs.Grund Jury, there t+ quite 9 6 upon the calendae Rete tiicaniurt JH Harper, CM Ames. 1 Wauzh, 5 | and ve yey oy mem Saree sane 1 tia tide ae} 8x9, $54; Fenntling. $46; plank, 2 inehoa, dull, $40; do. 3 | living, and im a great. measure throngh the y of | B. Corwine, Rey. Wa unierstand that the dayaunah is | &f the District Atscaney, of pervong charged with, various Me M itajaskal, M Cestuan, & Murphy, F Botdvck, JB | agreed, and # Lye Norge F reecte ofthe | iches. $45; shingles, L3 inches, $4 50; do. 96 inches, $30; | missiovaries of the Cro<a emerge from that = of | to proceed to Yue inuud of Tobago in the coarse of next { affences, which -<ill of your examination Clark, J Beilin. | eee one : he Fescue OF¥he | intermediate sites im proportion; laths, ned im demand; | barbarism through whieh,the most enlightened nations | woek } and There fs a list, ‘The steamer California did not «ait from San Franeiseo 5 —_ bors = t ‘ mg ones ERTER palings, $3; sashes, Wxt2, $20; do. 8x2 $15; houses, | have passed, and attain a degree of civilization which With | — ‘The Echo. @- the same, date, contains tha, Slowing in- | 1 be! ty odd persons, for some thirteen, SB tectehls Or the eee | a Now nly: bey) incl loss than the freight. us of European origin hag been the slow growth of mony | foawation ef anot ter robbery on the Isthajuss— different offeqaes against’ the wivermmucnt of the United, until the Oth of Mareb, which secoun! 4 satay” Sf rong yg tem Pg ssn Tress Bax —Duty, 3 per cent, ad valorom—American, | centuries. Though it wilh be my especial dat cad a Mr. Chas. A. My rival of the mails and specie. head a : > Rmpire City, Ne that place. who iuterfered. for be purp The Falcon left, at Chagres, the Empire City, North | ot Oat arreL in which he va, engaged the eltizens America, Caribhaan, Mexien, and Pammpero, all waiting | Grvembled at once ete Kew upon the ebango of aun, pessengers. ith 200 passongors {a | convicted him, and in five hours after the commaisslun of re “pyr ei soa, Apel 2, | bis Bendish act hung him in the presence of am aisemne | a plookofler | — The Engl®h tmin of it brought by the steamy | States. Tha first ease is an lish, | the interests ¢f the United States in these isionds, I shall | Melivia from the south, which loft this aity for Gorges, | net of Congress of March, 8 volt, apa am em . $5 a S40, esteem myself fortunate if T contribute | on Thursday morning last, was robbeca few miles from, | deavor to make @ revolt, on boant the packet sap Isang ad valogem—Chile, per Ib, | tot t indopende of your goverment ahd | here of one mawp Tond of about 250 powals of silver, Tho | Webb. the first ecetion of Chat act mubjects way one o& the vigorous prosperity of your people, From yourlimit- | mule was fakew,lnto the woods by thy robbers, and {ere § th American eset on the high, seas, to ine ed domain apd more thuited numbers, your islands being | killed, Wien py. took vemeceis af the Dulliony but | cud inprivonment on Letug found guilty of usurping the afloat, per M, pes cargo, $22 50; Californias, $15; | demand, $90; Gre brick, lam »» t, of of putting an : camer Fale ake juconet, 1% | neerssible om all sblus to the fleets aud armies cf all the | piter cart ying the silver bars satne Yalf inile or «they | cottime td uf the ¥ vy fi it thineate, of any one the enbin. Died on bonnd steamer Ful blogs of several thoussnd pervons, | It ise fast worthy of | seq { priate, ordinary, 7090; | world, your elrengta, as you ure wel) aware, mut lie, not | found Yen too heasy, and were Cte $0 anpndon |. who thall roast or y Charles Hathaway. remark, that the proecedings, both in law ities bigtens | 2% white, 12 a 16e.; do. | so much in your axwa us in the moral powes which i | the The s'ver was recovered; tat no clue kes heen, | som who shall be in charge of the ‘There has been no election of Tuited States Senator ihey acaaing iy ; do. ge e.; hove, taga's obtemed by « wien policy, and a st zi _ , vem Dtataed of the thievery. “15 is said that the rob- | the ex wl thereof. 1 e' tol. Fro - fork Oe » , cotton, re 7 3 of e€ mi be a in California, The contest was between Col. Fremont, Wedness ati evutionse acti York uy naburgs, cot i | © panes, Se command the symyathies he civilize Ty Was © mitted by & white. man and a ‘segro; th ‘mpital, but the set of 18 posed. is well, knewn in the eity. There | to fine and imprisonment not exceed! ios im town in ragard to the xobbery. but | second rection of the act, to af endeavor of one this is sboug the sura and yabeauce of the sffair as near { or more persons to make a revolt, oy who shall as Y.e can learn. lawful orders of the master, or pervon in came don bowni—any one guilty of this offence ip icking, per Ty. 1 world; a power growing every day more yotentinthe | negra, it is I8e.; affairs of even the most extensise and warlike natives, and. I trust. destined to be more end: trolifng than Uke passion for and 60 often drench of her childteu, The cecupstion of t the American continent by indnee a wore intimate eo a commercial exchange of production ten years. The ; driils, white, ; bed teks, 15 Ie ¢ F Col. Weller, and Thomas Detler King. After one hun- | pinging have felien off tangely within thy -dred and forty-two-ballots the vote stood as follows :— The miners ave doing well throughout Increased w oa. Beet (om) 19 | take - on wring the © ‘ol. Sen’ ssn <"1 | hed very litle rain in. San Frene “Thomas Butler Kin aia . 2 terior has been rather me fo . n isco From the Alta California, Mareh 5.) Jarge mail and full list of pastengers. The apres te oe | News f roxas. Oregon. unirhable by fine abd lmprin hot exceed The steamor Goid Hw ater, Copt, Hall, at San Pianciteo, | five years. The case of Philip Hayos, wh vod : ith a like offence—that ix, with an endeavor to make. @ Wings Oregow papers as teu as the 248 of February | sevoll om beard the steamship Prometheus won seseee in pr whig).... fornia left 50 a $3 50; do,, ia :heeting. $12 a $25. of great interest have cceurred. The weather hascon- | Daves avy Mepreres.--Duty 20 per cent. unless other- | may be beneficial to geth. Thi« has conten The Legietature bad, 93 the act of 1835. ame with regard te for transport about $750,000 in t, expected to | tinued generally very pleasant ; been | wis leohol. per gallon, $1 75 a $2; alooa, | plaied tu the late treaty m ry seat of gove! ‘cr anaes aataseti cre illion, Adams & ut $200,000, We have but little rain, slight fam, perld.. de. a Se; arrow root, per | and which Iam glad to hear k vn ra tentiary at h The case “4 *pum up near a million. Adams & C ne) gbout all that hae succeeded the promises eit, per lb. 8e.; bulaam copa. | erecurse with | wai versity net of 1835. called Gregory, $85.000; and Dodge & Co., $30,000. clouds and changing winds, The cea breos ; camphor, letter an | ex, wre Prime ged wah Pans Naps: «Ba oh The ore Hartford and Santa Clare had beon des- awing not vory strong, b ny time | + Bes m al d section of the set subjects to a fine not exe ove uap ro ore 0. : bat the taluy scason—e | new artargeme Major Critten/! on, of the Rifles, was knocked down 3,000, and an iinprisonment » Chere page at 1 a* De hk Charley,” has been ar. | government ef t with a stung she-t , and robbed of six doubioons three years, any person who shall, on the hi Charles Duane, called “ Dutch Charley,” has been ar- both countries: not, howeve kled 1 MARRIA GS AND DEATHS IN OREGON. | any viesel belonging to any Franciece for shooting M. Payelle. It ls umn arabic, rorts, 0c, a Bde; pickled. 750.9 | over cther netions than such as may n i MARRIAGES or in part thereof, mye ie . "i 1 man will recover. 1. $1 $1 25 $1 10 9 $1 1 fair and epem competition in the wlie-we On the ever’ ing of the lath of February, at the reei- ed within the “th rato nc iforaia had bea te. The protace | 3. aurned tilt the Rest of Jawaary next, Solie $2 26; opines, | commeretal enterprive, far as thie onterprt | fence of Dr. Wm, Caples, Portland, 0. T., by the Rev. J ate authorities ‘The weather in California had been fine, ‘The prodace ned till the first je; rhubard, K. | tercourre may echeera your i UM. Wilbur, ? jy, seldom Murra: DEATH tee of tm The to Miss Henrietta Ua; . of the mines continued good. New diggingy had been |g He; quinine, per o1., $3 a $ hope that your peop | session, until the ty WO per evut., af | benefite, and, at the sw » | At Astor fo Oregon, December 15, William Whitmore, na the offence on be y «discovered. - elected one. On the first ballot the vo Se. a We,; American bar, per Ib | avoid ae much aa po | fowsest eon of the late Hon, Wat, Whitmore, West { James Vasear, Jr. is for canazn Summary of News. ___ eee & Weller wivanized sheet, Oe. | therefrom, In doing | Cambrie po. Mange, the Port ontaining $6,000. This ix [From the San Francheo Standard, March 5) — é Collier pee paritia, Sande’ | sympathy ef goed men ever |, 2f° Meumption, on the 9th of January last, at the — of March, 1 Hed “ The Crimes act,” w ‘The mines held, a« usual, the first in our summa | jeydenfeldt Neovssary for a choice current aid of all who may virit your shores. ¥ | of Mr. Jesse Henderson, near Lafayette, in Yar ly referred to, first ection subjects te c \alifornia since the ail charg: of poliey in allowing foreign tusidents to By, Oregon, Joseph G. Van Weeter, in the th year ment. not cxeceding six months, any person who sh ty of news from California ein Geary €& of peliey e y P ‘The weather has continued, as heretofore. remarkably 4 aperi titles te Winds’ is regarded with much satisfiction by | of P ieage, He was formerly of Springfield, Lil, where lawfully detain, embezale, destroy, or secrete any letter dry diggings, the | On the 100th ballot Frown Mr ¥: 20 per cent ad val —Chile, 200 th friends of your government, and a gratifying | Di family still reside. which shall come to his hand, and whieh shall not com expected rains, wit Fremont........ 19 Heydenfelat 15 | sacks, $850; do., 100 Ib. sacks, $4 50; do., 40 Ub. sacks ence that you imbibe the progressive spirit of | tain any valuable matter; but if the letter (hus secreted, which towash the earth, have at King... ‘ EY. «4 | §200 Australian, per sack, $4; Amer an Oregon. per | the age, and “ectaprehend the effect the change | ‘Theatrical and Musteal. bezzied or destroyed shall contain money or any value jeney by artificial means, This has expec! > teat bate 100 Ihs., $4 50; Eastern, prime, $6; buckwheat, prime. | must have in developing the resoureea and 4 aetied . oul * ia Je eubject ty 2 eee inths aothers imines, whore canals have | _ Om the last ballot ome a9 | VERY eearee, and in demand, per b., 2; corm moat | ereasing the productive Thdustry of theey islands bocegir tanding we ineue » double sheet, our be } nor ex one years ime been dug, conduits made, and movatains tunnelied Fremont... . Peewee bos k shores seee 1 | SWeet. per bbl, $7; do., per hf bbl, $4 50 Y of prohibiting any but suijects from ', Ste so much crowded by news and advertixements, that . and to the ment if he shall y. to divert the water from it natural | King.... 2 Geary ‘ . | Fren—Duty: 25 per cent ad val i eee 1 evtate, is much older than the writers 4 we are compelled to leave out the notices of the various or steal any letter, whether money of any constructed | ‘The bond of Gen. Vallejo has heen passed by the Le $15 a $18: mackerel. No. 1, $18 8 $2); do,, No. ‘ Yad ta Bi It has long pre ‘Lie security, i contained in places ement, Fi eente ents to be pr vnine-tmiles in longth. part of which is tunnetled through | gidature; so nothing'remalnsbut to failit it to secure the a $15: do.. No. 1, hf. bbl. $84 $10; do. 5 rigin in times when fr Meas & | Cmeccetrennns ee ee distinction is mad reting a letter containing 4 mountain, aud there are numerous similar works of | future seat of gove: No.1 e > zs ranted ae almeat rynenye ns : bil €¥e gue poor preg ta the reader is referred to the bills on money oF any ther val ematter dimensions lejo. boi n there hes net been confined to foryirners, but, qx. | the seventh page. of one without any Wibererer the miners have been enceeseful in bringing The Indian Commisstor its was at th s. ‘s tended alvo to native sulje of a retigious falta op. Shearer, for stealing $1000 in oad the brig water to theirdiggings. they havo reali a Merced, and ia now pr ecipess y tad val.—Darley, per lb, 7 ® | noxious to the ruling powe As to foreigners, i ¢ has Political I gence. Telegraph. This offence is under the ect of 170. Tha from their washings, There was an unis have had some “talks with a porth ae the hostile tes oats, be x. £ a de. 4 on eased exieted in come of the States of the Amwertean Un! yn, but Movestents or How. Dasimt. Weneren.—We are happy | Punishment reepecting the hen py , earth thrown up in the early part of the season, Iiefe, but nothing deeiely transpired Liqvons.--Duty: 100 per cent ad ral.—Brandy— on Loth continents ie giving way to more liberr', jogicda. | ‘ - sy | then becn changed from public whipping to and eee oe ‘orather, Walch Caaticd the minors | “Sheterriine inctise of criene of fll descriptions, from Dupuy, per gall. $1 3092 2 Oterd, Dupey & Co. | tne Nowhere bas the change sported tnjurto git any | to hear that the Secretary of State, the Hon. Danicl Web- | tris ving Ween abolished. ‘The sto work more constantly. ‘There is no doubt that had | petty pilforing to the wanton taking of human life, and | $2 a $3; ordinary, $1 # 25e.; in Cases, per dozen, $4498: | with proper preewutions gam | ster, has recovered from the illucss which has recently | 1éth r¢ subjects to fine and im. the country ‘been favored with an syverage qua the pretty reneral belief that our laws ae administered | cider, Jersey, per gall. no sale. Duty: 100 per cent ed vtity Of raitt, the produce of gold dast would have been | have afforded little or no security to life and pro Harger than in the previous winters. But great numbers | no cheek upon villany, if indeed erime has not be offiieted him at the A of which we have ot House, and from the bulletins | pritonment jounced hix inability to vee his po. | kine oF @ $2; New York, $1 a Duty: 100 per cont_ ad who shall be guilty of . with a felonious i ety | vel. —Gin—ewan, per gall. $1 rn goods of a ». it cannot fall to in cases, per doen, rprising men whe : my in other words ¢teal ft i C et b; Net othet el el 1 a e diction of the Unit cof the wainate, Sndlng the fain did not come, and that raged by this laxity in criminal juriapradence, bas m—Jamnien, per gall, $h 2s, New Ragland, int lands, will find thelr iweprect In ¢ Ss litical and other friends, Mr, Webster proposes to visit | within the role jurisdiction of t ‘4 were unusually low, have aban- volving the whole public in chaos. st. Duty: 100 per cont ad val.—Whiske proeperity of your kingdom identity 4 with sours shfield for a few days, il then ret Wash. | board an American vessel. The next case ix that aeaeh thee ep % dirt, and eommenecd working the people have borne and forborne until, becoming eon ngohela, per gall., $1 50a $1 75; old tye, $17 thet Of your people. - A WHR youmand | Merehield for 0 few days, sad wil then seturn to Wash. | Der red sneppere, whe are charged Win COMMEND F tive streams, where they generally realize | yinecd that their only hope was in their own exercise cases, vory linge ret Trich and Seoteh, $2.0 $2. Duty: 50 per cent ad To which address his Majesty was pte a ington, where he will remain till about the ninth of next | of self protection. Tt doen, $2 Tha § follows = wuosty pleased to reply, aa : heaps if dirt which have been abandoned by | the State, euperreded fora time the forms of law admi- | Philadelphia, $3; ale, Byase, $2 50a $3; ale, Tennent’ athe miners, wii remain wntit the sumer, on the | nistration, and constituted ® new court from their own | ale, Maarzettis, $3. “Mexican wna Chitin miners will probably dry wash (9 | members, for an Immediate trial of criminals. This has | Name—Dut: ing goldand silver coin of the United States, This i» | Month, when he will again visit New York, for the pur- | punishable also, under the act of 1835. The 20th see~ pose of making an argument in which the Methodist | tion subjects any pers ling or assisting in the sale oe reing ef counterfeit money, knowing it a the time M1 your faruily | ‘episcopal Church te interested. ‘The general health of | Pe cet ty fine and imprisonment. M4 wy have arieen in various parts of ages, and, in’ soine [rogemazron Mr. Beveranee, Tf Popper 20, iron 9 per cent ad wal—~ | ia my kingdom. and Cam grat you ai ‘The ‘ with the assurances . 3. Chast, on a Gi of it is called) amuch of it, by rubbing the carth in their | been the case in San Franciseo, Stockton, Napa, Marti- | Nails, cut, assorted, per Ib., be; do. wrought, 8a 100; | repeated hy you, of the deep {iterest taken by the go, | Mt. Webster is excellent. Ifis temporary illness having is that of George C. Chase, ona charge of crucl amd ‘ thon blowing away the dust, lewlmg the gold | nex, Sacremento, and various points in the mines, In | do. copper, 12a le. mont and eiti + “- « civili | ate 4 tand in | ante ton board the ship New Hampshire, poy the penaely ely & probable the rivers will | Sacramento, where an lecvacive man, for ‘endeavoring Navat Stones.—Duty: 20 per cont ad val.—Spirite tur- pq) ms OF th 4 United States, im ite civili, ‘appeared, he presenta the same cheerful aspect am ection of the aet subject: master oF who shall, from malice or hatred, or unjustif imprison ony one of the crew, of withhol’, from focd, ot inflict om him cruel or unusual pur shmems, ‘ find provyarity. believe t to be quite sim | teitigent of ht which inently distinguish | The exceedingty low, 20 that they can We work=ttoaecater | to separate two combatants, was shot down in the midst entine, per goll., 40.4 60e.; varnish, bright, 250 We; | cere. The Loe 7 ° I , sin | telligent graep of thought which 40 eminently po To soy, A ever before, and will probably yield Mio | ofa crowd. the peopte avenged the deed, humanity. and & per obi A> . $2 Wa $d; piteh. $4895; rosin, | the ncte of in = phd gene Baba) nl — | hime, Me. Webster witt tn ot the Gates 2 nny ‘Thus the prospect fe good for a lary yeaa ay outraged community, by nt once constituting a court | $3 a $4; cakum. per Ib, 8¢.; oars, per foot, 9a 10¢. ’ gover Seat, making ebewsane 6 tee | sen today. emai jouse feon: tava, sins Orin, dlecovered om Bewive and | Senate hrs “7 nt es eat ere ee Boies | gee ee ke ane Te goreinn Per Th, 30) ws ef Wer and wore civilired have not even now — — to @ fine of not more than $1,000, ant, "0 have also been discovered om Seott's and] Hanging him, Tt will be diMeult for people in the Bastern | 9 12¢.; Nenilin, 4x Be,; Chinn, 6 Oe attained. My pe ‘eaperience, therefore. authorizes me Police Intelligence. ment not exceeding five years, There i an sther ease of Hace tes sonte, nu ere tne mince are reportea| {fcteg wo TOY, frallee ous tere ae atmeaeey | ytkinte si Duty: m0 pet cent cn white ead White leads | to expect Oth ng but good from the Cited States and | Charge of Rolbing a Shipmate—OMicers MeGrann and | emberziing a letter containing $2400, wh’ oh comes withe fy«f the State, and there the mines are reported | ty 0yefore, probably condemn bg wholesale thie summary | pure. per ib, Wn; re loud, pure, 13e.; taney colors 7 & | to count trey Og ett goat fram the United States. amd | |, Cherecaf Reibing « SNpmate. Oficars, Madan te | treet ation moutinael a. sce But they should recollect Uhat of late our larger | ec Gee nee: 20, We; whiting: 3a, de.; chalky white, | my berth onde. “Ttake this opporvunity to deplore tho | called John Hickey, on a charge of stealing $285 im gold | Nesides there instructions tn respect, go the eases ta the J fg | cBemen,, But hey vale teectieet Het ot tens ove Eee j chala. red. Ze.; putty, in bladders, de. death #f, gad toe: ony pooton xt for the | coin from the posession of William Miner, rewiling at | calendar of the District Attorney, fw ,sushed te the court, 4 rock mining and crashing by m: mtn A f } towns have been more like a penal settlement, without ‘novisto.<s. — Duty: cheese and potator: WEDIOFY Hf Lhe late President of the United States, who | No. 279 Front street, It seems the parties were travelling | I desire to call your attention, Wil’ some particularity, being prosecuted WiHt {have becn made fn various loca | "fast lawe, than a civillerd community. We Bare ere | 90 per cuat nd. val. Beef, mom, per Dbl. #12: do, prime, | scererfed Som ts My government; and I desire you to | shout together, and they lodged at Front street. Witile | to a recent act of ¢ . COMM sniy called the “Fi thogolt bearing quarts have boon made, ind | ra Sct OF the Insar-houses of Kurope and Australia, | none; pork. mers, $15; do., do... per half bbl. $8; do. | gery cign Jou to m nit that nothing on my | Mincr was asleep Hickey stole from the pocket of Minet a | tive SIavelaw,” paseed Septem ¢ 18, 1800 tions, the rock contatning a lerge propor of gold. and Tetvlarly formed gangs of desperadoes. who woukl at tea | cleay, pet DDL, $18; do., prime, $10 a dull; lard. in wood, PA rhall pone wey far as my meams extend, | Pure containing the above amount of gold coin, On the This act hae been the euljec’. of much comment simce Being easily crushed. Numerous orders have been ate burn the eity and murder as to eat. So well dried | pex tp. 12 a 18e.; do, in tin, refined, 12 « Ibe.; hams “0 rrelproeate in eS good and kind offtee.— | arrest of Hickey he beeame alarmed, and acknowledged | Ite paseage, and of various ar.q conflicting opinions Sates Mrouree expected o be very large. aa erry curining squlaps teen “Sp ee Picked, fe. do. enoteed. 10-0 lee. do, cugee Cored 82 'y in regard to. the \gicabsentee trom tho United | taking Ube mieney-and informe the oicers where to av | we concerns the comstitut'oaal peincipie involved, and ha sont thy He - t Ae jo prove anything a ern. ic con, 7 a 10e.; joshem, prime, 4 : 5 nceurdil officers recovered e matters iD detail, cm 'yodied in its reveral provisions. Na ee natere in the business of gold miaing has been ihe eet law ‘vat ‘n it be, but it is better than | qo,, Oregon and California, ; Cheese, American, 1, ¢ | States, who have arrived in my islands, in 1820, andthose | end cbtain it; accordingly de ‘odie: rey “ come whole of the stolen money, The accused war conveyed | It ie a law against wht) open resistnace to its execution im the shape of dredging machines. which | nett ‘and eo far as boneit is gerived frou law, we have | yoo; do, Knglish, We.; potatosn, Califurnia, Te.” gj,” | Who have afterwards, 1 expressed my opinion to 3 Let a to prison fue | has been commented in some quarters ax waconetiing b Weed where the water is too deep to allow the earth © Ser bere, ‘ Hangyrigh Islands, 4a G0 ; onorss, ne; pickles, ‘aed Tae a = ‘coneernin) them, 08 the ath | Defire Justiee ‘hrep, who commmitied hign Yo privy 0 cement i clienal ae ' ue, abe veriagte. ° geod : or ae, Eee oe