The New York Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1852, Page 3

Whe Revenue of Great Britain. {From the London Observer, Jan. 41 The quarterly returns of the revenue will be mado y beiaaesow.sight, tbe. Sth inst. Although is still a week's receipts to be taken into ao- the general results are ly known to ee eee eee Teton ine aswell as com: n between the juarter ‘and the yearjust ended, and the correspond- Fy jar'er and year ending January 5, 1851. rere will probably be a falling off of eer) like £700,000 in the present quarter, as compa: with the quarter ending January 5, 1351, and the falling off upon the year will exceed by aL that amount. @ relative compariscn of the yoar and of the quarter are nearer to each other in amount | than they generally are This coincidence is aa- counted for by the same cause to whicn tho redas- tion is to be generally attribated. Uhe reduction in the receipts is entirely owing to the remission of | taxation. The window-tax is no longer oollected ; | and the houso-tax, which was substituted in part, | has not yet been received into the Exchequer. The | window-tax was collected half yearly, commenciog | in April and in October, consequently the half- | year’s amount of the repealed taxis to beset of @gainst the deficiency apparent in the roturas of the pre: uarter. For so much of it as is comoria: dn the inhabited house-tax, which was imp substitute, in part, for the abolished impost, is not | yet im course of collectioa. It is not lost, howaver ; it is only postponed The window tax yielded | about £1,800,000 a year. If that were svill ia course of collection, it would have prodused in this quarter somothing fie £900,000—a sum more thaa enough to cover the present deficiency of itself. ‘When tho Chancellor of the Exchequer gave up the window-tax and substituted the inhasited aouse duty, he did not calculate upon losing more than £1,000,000, and it is likely he will not lose so much But for the present quarter, it is not this difference only that is to be accounted for, but the whole sum is to be taken into account, for the house-tax is scarcely yet incourse of collection. In some dis- tricts the amount is not yet agsessed, and oveninthe most forward quarters tho collections have not got boyond the appeals against + sessment. It will be seen that the leading items of tho ordinary revenues are not merely in a sound, but in a moss prosperous condition, in spito of the redustions effeeted in each. In the customs. the amount collected in this quarter willbe about equal ro the amount raised in the corresponding quarter of tast year, which was £4,596,700. In tho excise, there will probably be a falling of in the amount aoliected in this quarter, aacom- nee with that of 1850-51, of no less than £150,000 his falling of ocenrs in the flares heads o collection, viz , malt, hops, and soap. In the cor responding period of last yeur, two instalments of hop duty were collectod, viz., the instalment pay- able in the ordinary course, and the instalment of the duty on the growth ot tho precediog year Tn stamps, there will be a reduction of £30,000 to £40,000, which may ho attributed to the re- ceipts of the preceding year having been augment- ed by the number cf legal ias:ruments which had been deferred beyond the Lich of Ostober, 1350, for the purpoge of obtaining the advantage of the ro- ducod rate of stamp duty granted by tae act Isand 14_Victoria, cap. 97. in taxes, there will probably be a decreaso of about £700,000, owing to the repeal of tha window duty, andthe collection of the house tax not having yet been received. There will also be a small falling offin the pro- perty tax of from £10,000 to £20,000, which arises altogether from the payments in the present quar- ter being more backward than in the corresponding quarter of last year. i B In the post ollice, the increase will be oonsider- able. Tho revenue derived from this head in tho quarter ending Jan. 5, 1851, was £152,000, whilst itis probable that in the present quarter that amount will be exceeded by more than £100,000. Thore will be also an increase in the item of mis- cellaneous receipts. Such are the leading features of the forthooming accounts of the quarter's revenue, and of the compa- tative atateofthe quarter and of the year, 13 com- pares, with the corresponding accounts of the or- linary revenue in the year and the quarter ending January 5, 1351. Often as we have had ground for congratulation during the last four or five years, there never was a statement, perhaps, so eminently satisfactory as the present. In spite of reductions of taxation year after year, the receipts keep up to almost the highest amount which they hadever reached. _ jut a more gratifying picture still is the dimi- nution of expenditure, which is carried so far by judicious reductions, as well as by the constant fall- ing in of the expensivo legacies left upon the coun- tty by previous misgovernment, as to leave usa surplus upon the year, of income over expenditure, of more than three millions and a half pounds tterling—the greates> umount ever ri known or available, even in the days of the abandoned sinkin; fund. [¢ is not to be, therefore, taken for grante that the Chancellor of tho Exchequer will take that sum as the groundwork of his estimation for the budget of 1852. The estimate is made, not of what was the actual balance ofthe first day of the year, but of the estimated balanee for the ensuing year, from the 5th of April. Te surplus last session was estimated at near two millions, which was partly applied in the reduction of taxation, and partly in liquidation of the debt—a principle which was enunciated asthe basis of future operations by the First Minister of the Crown and by the Chancellor ofthe Exchequer, and the soundness of which was very generally allowed. In this year wo shal!, in all probability, have a million more to dispose of in reduction of present and future burdens—an amount, in fact, greater than ever was available in any one year since the days ofsound modern finance. Germany. . ‘The Germanic Diet, in its sittings of the 31st ult, decided on the suppression and sale of the federal fleet. On this occasion Austria proposed to form the German navy in three divisions, to be com- manded respectively by Austrians, Prussians, and Germans of other States. Prussia opposed this ar- Tapgemevt, when the above final resolution was adopted. Prussia has declared her readiness to un- dertake the support of the fleet for one month. Trouble with the Birmese, ‘The last India mail informs us that a squadron consisting of a frigate, a sloop of w: da steam- or, has sailed from Caleutta, to domand satisfaction from the Birmese for spoliation and oppression towards our merchants and marinors, in violation oftreaty. The squadron is to take possession of the town of Rangoon, and hold it until full repara- tion be made. Rangoon is about twenty miles from the mouth of one of the greatest rivers of In- dia, the Irawadi, navigable here for vessels of the largest burthen, and for four hundred miles of its course for those of small sizo, hd cd steamers. ‘The place itself rises from the river side toa con- siderable elevation, and the locality, in fact, boin; an island, is not only defensible against an Asiatic enemy, bat commands the whole navigation of the irawadi up to the capital, which is the samo thing saying that itcommands the kingdom of the irmese Miscellaneous Items. Tue Axonsisior or Paris axp THE PReetpENt. —When it was almost certain death to appear on the Boulevarcs, the Arshbishop of Paris called upon the President at the Elysée, and requested permission to go and cffer the consolationa of reli- sion in their last moments to the insurgents mor- tally wounded behind the barricades. Hs petition was met by a positive refusal on the pars of Louis Napolesn. Nevertheless, after a long expostula- tion, which ended in nothing, however, the arch- | bishop resolved, without permission, to oxercise | the fuactions of his holy office, and expressed bis | determination to the President to that effect. Tho | Prosident, however, unmoved by the courage and | religious zeal of the reverend father, said, * You shall not go, Monseigucur, aud to prevent you [ will order a detachmentof so'dicrs toinvest your house.”” Whereupon the archbishop was conducted back to bis residence in his carriage under the surveillance of a military escort, and two sentincis wore sta- tioned at the dvorway during the remainder of tho day. IretaNp—StatTR oF vite Covntry.—An extra Gazette was published on Saturday, containing tho Lord Licutenant’s proclamations, under Ilth Vic- toria, of tho parishes of Clontibret and Mucknow, in the barony of Cremorna, county of Monaghan, Derrpnooge and Keady, baronies of Tyranny and Armagh, county of Armagh. All arms and am- munition to be given up on or before tho 30th of December —It is proposed a four-wiro cable, tho | 's beea commenced, on a | ple tothat already down is. 4l'wo of those wires aro | to be for iho exclusive uso of government, and two for commercial and general purposes. Tho distance | between Holyhead and Kingstown, at which | | place the wires will connec: with these on Great | scuthern and Western Kailway at Dublin, Cork, and Galway, will require upwards of sixty miles of | ‘bree times the extent of that between | aia. By this means, whon effected, ation between England and Ireland between London and Pa ‘ ‘The proposed ostablishment ween Galway and Now York | pte the tranemission of Ameri- | agency, aS compared with the manufacture of why somewhat ilar —Dr. Cullen, who has | of the lethmus of ja tbo Avon. The | ¢ istumus or Pa recently made a& new eu Darien, has retursea bh more recent investiga Dr. Cullem have brought to light | portant fact thata wido tract of entirely evel land extends from Por B-ooe a t antic coast of the iethmus, to tho riv ana | This river, which folla into the Golf of Saq Migael | 4B Sie Ayes, me ng made on the isthmus by very ini- low a A & ed ada |; | boal- |: } Erices ha } upwards from its mouth draught of water, and deepen eight miles of its nine miles from the and level land, in cation between the E This projected canal route, from the excellence of the harbors on each side, its shortness, and tho low | been elevation of the country, ents facilitl no route hit! can offer. Th of work te be done is considerabi 8 which 9 amount leas than that hich yet remains to be done on ths Panama Rail- which y road.— L Paper. Banxino 1n Great Brirain.—The report of the committee of shareholders of the Sunderland Joint stock Bavking Company, which failed on t! he 2st of November, has just been printed, and is remark. able document. The committee stato that tho business of the bank was carried on long aftor ita inselvency had bovome evident, aud that three or four ef the directors heve employed for a poriod of several years the capital of the comp ny ia oxten- sive transastions in shipping, these transactions be- ing so placed, ** that it the ships had mado monoy they might bave been treated as the proporty of the inasviduals, but if, as it has turned out, they made a loss, such lors might be attempted to bo thrown onthe bank.” A sum of £1.00 20 to open an account for share epecul) aud subsequently this was 360 Ono of the directors was ultim clared bankrupt, with an overdrawn rescinding the flat by paying 10s. in the bis other creditors, whica was obtained, it his brother, who was aleo a diragtor, At the sam is own account £5,803. bankrupt director from the name of a pe was also ations in joreased vo ately de. account ,000, and arrangements were mado for pound to is stated, verdraw- © period, & 200 shares of the company were transferred to this sen who had been dead for some time, but whose estate, a3 his brether had an interest in it, he soom: to relieve from liability—the share: ‘y were transferred, being purposely ‘he b; 2 sheet of the compa: g to £6 per share will be req 2 10s is to be paid immediately abliched in 1836, and there is § wisshievoug existence was prolong by the false confidenco created by ¢ ip.— Zimes. Lonnon—Drury Lang.—Miss formed in ‘Macheth” with eu patrick’s Letitia Hardy, in Mra. the ** Belle’s Purncerssn’ Charles Kean, wasa decided hit was the leading character. Li 88 tategem,” was applauded. Mr. and assets for £15,039. 8 to have 8, a8 8000 declared py shows The , is all gone; and, to meot tho | of £20,570, it is expected cmils nired, of The con- evidence ed almort ho law of reign Muste and the Drama, lynn has por Miss Vitz- Jowley’s comedy —** Billy Taylor,” a pantomime by Plexmore szUM —The * Prince of Happy Land” was brought out, and in which Mme. Vostris sustained her reputation. were fagorably received. Apewritt.—* Little Red Riding Hood,’ author of ** Diogenes and his Lantern,” the best hit here. A Miss Lanza and a Miss George, ’ by the las been Sappiers’ WeLis.—Tho Christmas pantomimo was ‘*Harlequin and the Yellow Dwarf,” by Mr. Greenwood iss Coopor, as Pauline, inthe “ Lady of Lyong,’’ and Mr. Robinson, as Claude Melnotte, have been highly eucceseful. Orymere — Red Rufus, or Harlequin, Fact Fietion and Fancy,” was the Christmas pantomime. ‘The leading cheracters wore Messrs. Farens, Hos- kins, A. Philips, Compton and Mirs L. Howard. A new domestic drama of Mr. Fitzball, will be produced. reat interest, written by Puscn’s Prayuover —The “Mandarin’s Daugh- ter, ortho Willow Pattern Plate,” fulfliled oxpecta- tion Miss Marshall, Miss C. Sanders, and Mr. J. Rogers werejthe prominent characters, which wore well sustained. Mr. Walter Lacy has appeared here in the ‘* Twelvo Labors of Hercules,” a now comedy by Mr. Brough. Surrey. —‘ Evadne,” written by the lat: Lalor Shiel, for Miss O'Neil, (now Lady was well performed. Miss Aitken ro} Livadne, and Mrs. T. Mead, Colonna, wit! “The King of the Golden Wi was the great attraction, and was well re Crry or Lonpon.—* Oliver Cromwell, quin Cera piece. Mr. N principal part. Astiry’s.—Puncn’s “Mr. and Mrz. has been productive of great attraction. Here Sommer is giving concerts at Rooms. He has engaged M. Dupont, pianist. Mapamg Viarpor has left for Scotland, She inteads passing the winte: amily. here. ¢ Richard Beecher,) resented ability. ‘aters,” @ pantomime, ceived. or Harle- over the Water,” was tho Christmas elson Lee gatisfactorily sustained the Briggs” Willis’s @ olever with her f season Barcetona, Dec. 13 —® Linda di Chamoani,” “Corrado d’Allamura,” and “Gemma di Vergi,” have been revived here, without proving success ful. A'lthe artist zeiti, the basso comico opera not beyond mediocrity, b made/iasco, Thesame singer, Mazetti, an appeared feeble, except Ma “Tl Domino Noro,” an Lauro R Loaso, has d Madile. Rapazini, an agrecable chanteuse, although un- equal, bave alone escaped the wreck Werner --The 18th inst. being the an: of C theatres of Berlin each performed ono o} ceased composer’s works. selected ‘*Der F'reischutz,”’ which was prod) new scenery, dresses, and decorations. A Weatrny Organ-Grinpgr.—It niversary arles Marie de Weber’s birth, the German f the do- Tho Theatro Royal uced with is stated, from Vienna, that a street organ player has died in that city, leaving in money upwards florins. A Curr or Tz Oty Buock.—The firs! Paganini artiste—was frighttul prodigality, wanton of 6,000 t part of life—I spoak of the man and not of the waste of the fruits of his talents, and his passion for play pushed to very madness, and going the greatest privations. his life was the opposite excess. He mense sums, yet he lived not less mis parsimony was extreme, like his sobriety. inherit baron, many. Quite young, ashe still is, he ha in consequence under- The second part of sined im- erly; his is son fortune of two millions, and the title of hich had been conforred on him in Ger- 3 beon so well-formed by paternal example in habita of order and economy, that even when on a visit t he snufls out the wax lights, considering ing of thom an useless expense. o others, the burn- Ifthe young man has continued so, he will form an exception to the proverb, ‘‘A pére avare enfant prodigue.”’ Strarsvnp.—Our little town has just the ‘*Prophet;” the management went to pense in bringing it out, and its success immense. produced some ex- has been Franxrort on-THE:-Maing.—‘* Le Demon de la Nuit,” an opera in two acts, has just be at uur theatre with brilliant success. Panis Curr Cuat. en played Madame Freszolini is to make her debut very shortly in “ Beatrice di Tenda,” cen nd Ferlotti, the barytone, in ‘* Kohan. Sophie Cruvelli appeared in ‘ Maria di La Figlia del Reggimento” last week with moderate success. Itisa part not suited to hor, and the recollection of Madame tthe he pea powerfully to her pro- judice. Madame success in the Fides at the opera. “*Sapho” has been reproduced in a curtail ard hag not lost by the change be in contemplation to reduce the tax pai benefit of the poor bous des indigens by all thoatres | carth beneath their foot ‘edesco has appeared with great Gounod’s led shape, It is rumored to d for the and public spectacles from eleven per cent on the ret receipts, the present tax, to three Mdile. Caroline Daprez, with her father, Brussels for Paris. Markets, Loxpox Moxey Mavxet, 3 strong, Covrols, 971; toy, but Bills riting upon glut of money 6 —Engile prices maintained per cent. nave left h marke cohequer presvat } finds vo other investment, Railway market inactive. but | Business came dull from the coun iry, and till after prevent settlement not much expected | Market closing rather strongwe ut a itttie rise a market good. ; 0 mines rather more in request. Fer Cloring Prices—Corsoia seoount end m ex diy.; Three an er Vents, & ong Mexicans, Y8'q to 4 to 1, ditto Baseivee, 64 to 3 ‘The return from the Bank of Kogland, for Gold | Bavk + 67.80. Spanieh ‘ itto, Three per Gents, 4% to 2; the week ending the ¥ith December, gives the following results, when compared with the previous week :— £9,620,146 Tnerease.. 391 Decrease . 26,555 Increase Government recurities £13,201 037 Increase Other securities....... 11,746,805 Increase Notes unemployed... 12024550 Decrease . £417 824 79.058 8,007 « SADT 280,657 117.705 The emouut of notes in circulation is £18 719,930, oth £04 when compared with the preceding ret Bounte, Jan. 6.--Ciosing Prices Cente. 304f, 60¢,; Three por Cents, T0f. T5c. France, 271 Livenrod cpening been # J, at a decline, since this day week, of boon made pablic, Th uitimo, consists ef 296, S70 West Tndia, 14 420.700 buie: © Kart India, and 19 nat 454,580 bales 40 bales American, 49,430 B: | being an increase of £43,735; andthe stock of buliien in partments is £17,319 644, showing a decrease of | facilitate the working of many dry gulches, and will tura. =Five per | Bank of 10! 8 penny, but the exact particulars have not e stock here, as taken on the Sls | 10+ soficient water, however, to effect any good. A | | for more such rainy spells, and a large population | 80K; Cortox Manav, Sarvnoay, Jan 3 —Bincethe | ¢h the market on Monday, about 20,000 bales have about one | held av tue | which 4,000 are taken on epeowation aod for export, ite had no Towevay, dan. 6. turns up 404 (60 bales, Keonomet, ond the e: the Jobbing of some tion. f our export merch put thie right io futore, Our market has betier (one Prices baye an upward tendon yesterday, 7(00 bales, Taw oor Cons Maver, Jon, 6—The pri BORG Va wae WOH GBS Leouy Lega HIS Woe stock of ectton inthe kingdom | ollerepancy the arsociated body of brokers have been #0 | much abused, that the trade say that no estimates are | better than incorrect ones. Something must be dons to assumed cy. Bales, noipai im- wok vate Jun. 5.—The sales to-day are 6.000 bags of | Many parties now operating there ite, for which | ; since last Tuesday, have been of travusactions in curgrain market durirg wook considerable, at advancing prices for wheat and flour, Other articles have maintained late rates The business at our Corn Exchangs this morning was scarce. 4 80 active as on Friday last and interveuiug days, but the improvement in price of whent and flour. at the vlows of the week, haa been turcher added to, aud the wavanod On iwet Tuesday's rates may be cased fully dd. pec bas elon all descriptions of wheat, 1s cols 64, per bdl., and C2 to 08 percack en Move, Tndtaneeyn wae fa Nattar fend Drveghe iL peiows —darey. Omeor dad pruc steady, Fine oats are searce. but there was ao change tm vatue of that article or oatmeat, Wheat— American white, per 70 iba,.ds a 6s Sd.; red and mixed 5s 4d 068 93; Conndion white, 6% 94. 464; rad and ined fo. 4d 0 68 84; Prepon by 64.54.81 Ftour— Western caval, per 196 [bs 2is.9 224. Philadalputa and Bettimore 21s. a is 64 | Couadina 2ls w 2as,; sour ids 18, 6d. Indian erra—Amuerican e, per 430 Ina £08. w O24; yellow 274 64 a 2A8; mixed 284 Od aLla Gd Kye, per €0 lbs. 3s €d.a 38 9a Indian meal, per 195 Ibs, 158. 8 1s, Mancuveien Sraip of Tkane, Tursoay Evevena, Jan. 6.--We hwve hau uttle ifavy change in cur cloth or yata markets thie week and to day uo new featnes has oour- red to cbarge that opinion Prives firm, quite ao, still no large business going on = ‘The German and Grsek houses are doing lirtie, and our printers are what may be called duil by compariton ; nor does there appear any Imme- diate chance of things taking any decided turn. 40 that thinge may be caloulated upon as likely to go oa smooth ly 60 long &» the cotton market remains so quiet. eee Churehes tn San Francisco. (Yrom the San Franciroo Picayune } _A statement of the number of churches in our city, and their capacity, will no doubt bo interest: ing to our eastern readers, as well a3 news to not a few in San Francisco We have, therefore, taken pains to procure one :— ‘The Virst Presbyterian Church, Rov. Albort Wil- liaws, pastor, is situated on Stockvou street, near broadway. It is built of wood, plainon the outside but handsomely furnished and decorated in tae in- (erior. Will geat 500 persons. _Piset Baptist Church, Rev. Mr. Prevoaux offi- ciatir g clergyman, on Washington street, between Steckton and Dupont. ‘This 1s the oldest ehuroh edifice in the city, and yot retains the eld style of San Francisco architecture. Wiil seat 500 persons. Firet Congregational Church, Rev. T. Dwight Hunt, pastor, corner of Jackson and Virginia streets. Willseat 250 persons First Methodiet EZ Church, Rev. § 1) Simonds, pastors on Powell street, between Washington and Jackson. Will seat 300 persona. Trinity Church, Episcopal, Rey. Dr. F. S. Minos, rector, on Powell street, next to the First Motho- dist Church. Will seat 250 persona. Second Presbyterian Church, Rev. S. H. Willoy, pastor, on Howsrd street. Will seat 200 persons. Second Baptist Church, Rev. Jamos W. Capon, pastor, on Dire street, also a wood building. Will seat 200 persons. Wesley Chapel, M. E. South, Rov Dr. Boring, pastor, on Powell street, near Clay. Will seat 300 persons, and has lecture and Sunday school room in basement. Grace Church, Episcopal, Rev. Dr. P. L. Vor- mehr, tector, on Vowel street, between Pacific and Jackson. Tbe finest church edifico in the city. Will seat 500 persons. First Roman Catholic Church, on Vallejo street. The clergymen are the Right Rov. J. Alemany, Hishop of Monterey, the See of California; vory Rev. A. Langlois, vicar general; Rev. Messrs. Scanlan and Delmas, with five others. Wéill seat 450 persons. Second Roman Catholic Church, in hap Rev. Father Maginness, pastor. wit persons. Roman Catholic Cathedral, Mission Dolores, Rey. Fathor Flavian, with another clergyman. Will probably hold 460 perrons Free Baptist Congregation, Rev. O. C. Wheeler, officiating, have no church as yet, and meet tem- porarily in the District Court Room, whioh will seat 200 persons. Seamon’s Bethel, Rev. Wm. Taylor officiating, occupies the storeship Panama, beached on Front ttreet, near Jackson. It will accommodate 200 persons. Trinity Church, (new,) in Happy Valloy, now being erected. 1s intended to seat 40 persons. Jewish Synagogue, Emanuel, (God with us,) Kearny street, between Pine and Bash. Will seat 150 persons. Jewish Synagogue, Shearith laracl, (Remnant of Israel,) Kearny street, near Broadway. Will seat 150 persons. Thus we bave twelve Protestant, three Roman Catholic, and two Jewish places of worship, and, in the oggregate, capable of accommodating 5050 persons. Ali the church edifices, except the Ua thedral at the Mission Dolores, and Trinity, (aew,) are constructed of wood, but nearly all are nowsly finisbed and painted. Manyarefurnished with tasty pulpits, pews und choir-galieries, while their floors are carpeted Generally speakiog, our churches are well at tended, and among their congregations there is always to be fouud @ large proportion of Ladies ‘The clorgy of Sau Francisco are able and zealous A majority of the congregations have well organ- ized and talented choirs. - On every pleasant Sunday, preaching is had on several of the wharves, and on the Piaza. Thoss eervices ato usually led by the Rev. Mr. Taylor y Valley, seat 200 Southern Mining News. [From the Alta California, Dec. 16 } The Calaveras Chronicle comes to us laden with intelligence of an important go!d discovery at Chilean Gulch, near Mokelumne Hill. The editor is very sanguine on the subject of its richnoss—so much so that we tranafer Lis own account to our columns :-- Astonisuina Discovertes.—Some of the most astoundiog discoveries of gold wo ever heard of, have, during the past week, been made within a mile of this place, in an eastcrly direstion. The whole town, in fact, seems to have run mad—every class of our community, from the lounging idler tothe mort energetic, having gone post-haste to the rew El] Dorado, (some of them evon late at night,) and staked off claims for nearly a mile, up and down the hill sides bordering upon the head ofthe ChileanGulch. Tho new diggings aro called Sport Hill, fromthe fact that their extraordinary richners has tempted out nearly all the old sports- men of our town, who may now be daily seen, wielding pick and epade, as lustily as the hardiest miner. It would be useless for us here to repeat any of the many extravagant stories (none of which are contradicted) that we have heard of these ox traordinary diggings; but we will mention what we krow by onr own observation. The hole which created the furore is one hundred and ten feet deep, and commenced paying well at thirty-five feot from the ledge. We stood by while one of the sated in this claim, washed out some haif dozen uckets of refuse earth, from which he obtained ten or twelve dollars of gold, one piece weighin, upwards of six dollars his dirt was only washe to throw dust in the eyes of the crowd who stood around--the No. dirt being kept se- parate, and reserved for tuture operations, when there shall be plenty of water. Tho ruse, however, did not succeed, every one secing through it at once, and only becoming more firmly convinced of the vast wealth that lay hidden in the Tho majority of tho claims are being ‘ worked with a will,” and we eball soon know if the whole hillis rich, or if this one claim alore ighd fortunes to its owners. Another hole, lower dowa the hillside, has com- meneed paying at seven feet from the surface, the owners averrivg most poviticely they g it ove dollars re alve heen formed 1 the hill seme as those ‘The editor of descriptive of at Uniea creek and vicinity, where many par! of minera are covgreratd. He expreétes the opinion that the geseral success in (hat quarter hus been, and is, very good Ho eaysi— xe Tuttle!own, Jackson's flat, head of Mormon guich,ard head of Jackass guich, there are scat- tered encampments of miners, who are just about commencing operations. The abovementioned | places include a large section of country, with nu- | merous gulchc and flats, containing gold. The | miners have races dug, to lead water from the up- per part of tho Mormon creek to their ground, and | in some of thom it is already rauniog. Oa Jackson's | fiat and Jackaes gulch, especially, those who have | ciaim3 aro likely to be well paid for their labor. | The diversion of water into raves, from the head of | Mormon creek, will be of double advantago—it will aleo so far diminish the stream in the main crock eg to render working there quite practicable, evea in the rainy season. | We find the following additional mining items in ¢ San Joaquin Repullican:— Around Columbia, the miners wore ect gaged in preparations for washing—fix drains, &>.—during last woek’s raia. ely on: | ge their here was | will be busily en; ged in that vicinity. On Wood's creck, minors are st | doing well. Ul continue | working their claims during the wintor, if the rain Coes net derive thom out. Kinxen Meeting ar Caiumet, Wisconsin. —The jenda of German liberty bave made arrangements | to hold « meeting at Calumet, on Saturday next, st 1 P. M.,, for the purpore ef taking steps to raire their quota of the Kinkel Puand, tor the revolutionising of Germany. | ‘The money is to be placed at the dieposal of the German ary Committee, now in London, through the | diate committer and agente in the United tater. Dr Kinkel’s efforts in raising this fond have thus far been crovr ed @ ik SiRDA CuCCEs Pond du Lac Patriot, Asi tit fri THE CAN ee More Developements in Politics and Internal Improvements. Additional Names of the Suceessful Bidders, and of the Unfortunate Applicants, State Politics and State Contracts, Anuesed aie soue 4 ders, tucoesstul aud oth: ¢ wise, o nanos of the bid ‘ur the canal lettings’ cr contracts, which are creating so much exc to” ment ia the political circles The namoa of the fortunate bidders are in eeparate lines, and those of the unsuccessfnl applicants in double columns. Pouder over these lists , vam't of Bidders. Lower Bids. Soreph Berden, Wil lard H Bennett. Jiseph Breed Chas Nicholas, Hiram Brintoail.. Wm Barker, Ceph © Barker, AW&B ¥ Undy Wm Candee, Peter B Reid, Ber) Ashley, ILD Dennisron, Joreph A Beoviile, Jason Candee, Jae T Cleveland ... Dan’'l Candee, Julius Candee.... 2... Lorees Oxndee, Nel sou William, 18 980 Jacob Crouse, Con- rad Bhoemnker,.. 20,639 CG Cnse, Josiah W a 22.227 22437 18,723 22,256 Cheater W Frazee, Som'l Hart...... Charles Hart, Joseph Hart. ay Mareholi Hart, Fian- cis F Allen ...... Jechua lmbilo, Henry Candee... 18,496 YEN Kelrey.......+ + 18,622 Woodman Kimball, Wm Goune, N Kingsley, Ely 8 Bange.c.s.s.cee-. 20,001 Jaines Lamson, Biie'l Murphy....s+.++- 19,022 whom awarded » Wan. Lewis, tC L Deide Moses Brokes.... Theodore ( Peter Dis Jas B Mo Ben W Newsomb,. Noab Pata Pred'k Peat C Hatch, or, B38 P. L Dix Thos J Richmond Fred k Morte TL U Soper Morton... r + Mulls no. MO ee tt, Revillo Jno few Jno + 20,042 ay ai Bam'l W Stimpson, Josiah Bioomnel: weil, Silke ¥ Sm’ GeoG ta bert Gook. Goer Fay, aro James 9 P Thom D Bhannahan, Otis & n’d Mayes 22,421 Mack, 4 U Vas ai oson, Jaa Van Sivek Jr,Allen It Gillet, Lemuel Field... Hervey F Lucian W) Jno J Wai Wititams, Kiama... auth, Hi- Was ram Brown, James L Beeb Downer, e, Geo KB Lewis Beebe. Lewis Beebe, Jr. No, 126. William Lewis & Co . Joreph Borden, Wil- lard H Bennett... .$25,924 Joxeph reed. Chas. Nicholls, Hiram Brintuall,...... 8 William Barker, Ce- phas U Barker,, AW&BP Cady... WilliamCandee, Peter R Keid, Benjamin Asbley, H H Den- niston, Joseph A Scoville Jason Can- Candee... Horace Candee, Nei- son Williams..... 28,107 Jacob Crouge,Conrad Chester W Frazee Jerse Frazee... M E Hitchoock, Lee A Bitcboook.. : Samuel Hart. ..... 22,184 Obarles Hart, Joeeph Marshall Hart, Fran- cis F Allen........ Joshua Hamblia, Ht. Candee....... EN Keluy..... Woodman 21,585 24078 22,018 * Witham Gouue, N Kingsley, Kly | 8 BAD Ys Sisco Jomes Lameon, Mi chael Murpby.. Mores W li Broke 2° 22,221 ter, BM 28 Parker...... Joseph orden, Wil- Peter R eid, Berj Ashley, UD Denniston, Joseph A Seovili Jason Candee... Dau'l Cencee, Julius Candee... .. 21171 Horace Candee, Nei- fon Williams... . 20.728 Jscob Crouse, Con- red Bhoemuker.., 91912 CJ& I DeGraw... 16074 Jno Davideon 21,282 21,143 19,910 Nich H Dacke HiramDelovg,alited Benj Frazee... Cheater W Frazee Jesse Frazee... + 4 H E Bitehcoek, Lee A Hitchoock...,. 19258 Sami Hert... 18 654 Dau! Hees,. 21,032 CG Midler. James MeDonald.... 08° Theodore Peter Dunn Noah Palmer Frederick villoG 19.002 + $26,504 hase, ti) J Brintnall, P P MI LJ Midler 24.061 25,805 @. Mills, Pratt, Re- teh, John Keker, K 8 Payne, John L Dix....... ThomasJ Richmond, Frederick Morley, HU Boper Samuel W Josiah Bloomfie! well... Bilas F Smi Anson Southerlan: George @ Huggi Albert Cook, G OGeer. Willett 51 Jethro Satheck... ‘Aaron Schuyler. Asa B S wai O Nodwel Jobn 8h ‘Stimpson, D Mack ld U Cas: ssesecces 24,846 ith & oo B5.704 26,156 25.708 18,619 25,192 in, David il... + 26,333 annehen James Shannahan, Olis P. Fa; bald Hayes Hezekiah Sag: Thompson. James William J Neison. 24.977 A Van Siye! k, Sidney P Thompson, Juha Vanslyck, Jr, Al- len H Gillet, Le muel Field... .... 25.126 Harvey £ Wilijams,. 20,792 Lucian Williams.... John J We! 0 682 rath, Hi ram Brown, James L Beebo Downer, “Moses WL Loken C U Midter, Ge J Brintnall t Midier. L J Mid \ 20.945 . 21873 ter Durn,.... 22008 Frederick Pratt, Re- vitlo © Hsteh. Jao Kicker, B38 Payne, Juno L Dix ....... 82273 Alex A 8luitz . 22545 TL U Soper ......... 20,067 Bamuel W Stimpson, Josiah =D Meck Bloomfield U Cas- well. seers 22086 Bilas F 3: » 82453 Anson Southerland Geo @ Huggins, Al- bert Coo! Geer... Willett Sti Aaron Boh Jno Shanni k, Geo U ima nuyler, aban, Jas Shanpahan. Oris P Fay, Aro! Jas Thompton..... h Hayes. A Van Siyck, Sid- Charles Hart Joseph ney P Taompson, Hart............ 18.163 Jas Van Blyck, Jr Marshall Hart Fren- Alien H Gillett cis F Allen, «+ 18,687 Lemuel Field . 21.638 Josh Hamblin, Henry Harvey E Williams. 13 +61 Candee. 20. Lucian Williams... 18.211 BLN Kelsey ... Jno J Walruth, Hi- Woodman Kimball. ram Brown, Jas f William Gonne, N Beebee. George E Kingsley, Fly B Lewis Bangs .... sees 06. 20,785 ewis Boe. Jas Lamson, Michuel severee 21502 Murpby.......... 17,571 No. 158. J 8 Parker,..... tet ceesesereees $19,705 Joreph Borden, Wil- James Lamson, Michi lard H, Bennett..$17,5C0 © Murphy ......... 14,664 Joseph Breed, C1 Moses! W Lester, 8 M Nichoiis, Hiram Stokes.... » 16457 Brintnall « +. 16,157 CO Midler, N Chase, Wn Barker, Cephas J Brintnall, P J © Barker. ood Midler, L J Midler 16 565 AWADF Cady... 16. Jas McDonald...... 17,004 B F Case, M Lindley Theodore G Mills, Lee. Addison M Peter Duan...,.. 17.810 Farwell .......... 18,081 Nosh Paimer . 16469 Wm Candee, Peter Fredk Pratt, Revillo K Reid, Benjamin C Hatch. Jno Kex- Atiley, H D Dene er, B8 Payne, Jno viston, Joseph A L Dix..... + 16,483 Scoville. Jason HU Soper. vee LT TSM 16,016 Silas ¥ Bmith & co., 17.619 Anron Souther! 1. 17.807 " GeoG Huggins, Al: bert Cook, Geo 0 17,914 — Geer. vee . 16876 Devjn Frazee. . Willett Stillms + 17,241 Jacod Frazee... 3 Aaron Schuyler... 16,066 Obceter W Frazee. James Thompson, Jerse Frag Wm J Neison..., 16992 Famuel Liart, A Van Slyck, Bidney Daniel Hess, ....-. 16.87 P Thompson, Jas Charles Hart, Joseph Van Slyck, 1. Hfart...... ++ 15,152 len H Gillet, Lemu- 3 ball Hart, Fran- ei Field. 17 376 vis F Allen. . Niarvey B Williams. 14,130 Joshua Hamblin, Lucien Williams... 12,895 Herry Candes Joo J Walruth, Hi- EN Keleey ram Brown, Jas Weodman Beebe. Geo BE Dow. William Coune, A ner. Lewis Beebe Kingsley, Ely 8 Lewie Beebe, Jz,, 18,27 Bavgs............ 16405 No. be W Norton & Co. (Does aot bid for this section atall, now? Henry 8 Webb. .... cece eee vee ss 618,170 Seabury Allen......$12,005 James Lameon, Mi- 4 Joreph’ Borden, Wil- chael Murphy..., 9.086 lard H Bennett... 11,049 Moses W Lester, 8 Joreph Breed, Chas M Btokes seve, 10,000 Nicholls, Hiram C © Midler, N Chase Brintnall . + MOL J Brintoall, PP a Midler, L J Mid ler. : ++ 10.833 James McDonald 11.405 Theodore G Mi Lee, Peter Dunn. 12097 Farwell........... 12082 Benj W Newoomd.. 11.825 Wm Candee, Peter Noah Palmer - 9566 K Reid, Berjamin Predk Pratt. Revillo Arbley, Il D Den © Hatoh, Jae Kek- piston, Joreph A er USP Fooville, JasouCan- L Dix., ‘ Thos J Fredk Morlay,,, 11.003 Alexe A Shuitz 9.070 IL U Soper a Bilas F emi sen Williams..... 11,043 Aneon Sor Jacob Croure, Con- Geo ( red Bhoemsker... 11.511 by Geo O CG Case, Josiah W 6 evsevecveceve 11,5078 Baker...........+ 12006 Willett Stiliman,.., 10,710 CJ& H DeGraw, 0104 Awron Schuyler... L041 Jno Davidren, . 12,063 Ara li Swain, David Niche H Decker,... 11672 © Nodwell +++ 11,906 vatol Parwell, Saul Jao Shanmaban Jae Yimmerman...... 11910 Shavnahen. 0: 1940 4 10,884 Denjemin Fregee, Jacob Frazee... * P Fay, Archibald Hayes... L LETTINGS. pt 10,337 A Von Blyck, Sidney 10,229 fer Blyck. Jr, x lon H Gillett,’ Le- Thompson, Jomns Wm J Nolson..... Marshal! Hart,¥ran- cls F Allem....... 10,095 | muel Field. Joshua Hamblin, Lucien Williams. . Henry Candee.,.. 10,821 Jno J Walruth, Hi- EN Kelsey........ 10,231 ram Brown, Jno L Woodman Kimball, Beebe, Geo FE Dow- Wm Goune, N per, Lowia Beebe, Kingsley, Ely 8B Lewis Boebe, Jr... 10,605 Bangs........... 11,070 Abraham Wi Christ Mo. 141. Henry8 Webb..... Jorep Borden, Wil- M vatd Li Bea $ Joseph Breed, il, P Midler, 20,623 Midler. LJ Jas McDonald...... 44.673 4 2084 Theodore @ Mills, AW 6 F Cady... 41,087 — Peter Duon, 2171s 8 F Case, M Lindley Noah Palmer + ATL Lee, Addison M Fredk Prait, Reviilo Farwell ........., 22950 @ Hateh. Jno Vok- Win L Creasett, Win er, B 8 Payne, Jno L crossett, Jr..... 21,498 LW Dix... si... 21,928 Wim Candee. Peter R Thos J Richmond, Reid Benj Ashley. Fredk Morley ... 19969 HD Deaniston, Fo- TU Soper ....6. 4. 20,065 rep A Boovills Sina F Smith & Uo, 42.241 Jason Vandce ... 20.179 Anson Southerland, Jas T Uleveland, 6 Geo G Huggins Dant Candee, Julius Aibert Uooa, Geo Candee. .... +. 19866 © Geer. se + 20,620 Horace Candee, Nel- Joo A Sturtevant, eon Wiliams » 19004 John Freeameyer, Jscob Crouse, Con- Hiram Purdy, Geo rad Shoemaker, ,. 20214 CG Cane, Joriah Baker Ww Joseph i Mart, am, 22.917 Pet) 23,003 21,659 20.49 . Wout 10,772 . 18,710 ua Hamblin, Hy 1934 Wiis sever 20660 No 142. 0. P. Root stall) M3, No oneph # lard Jas Burke Wm Candee, F. Pratt &00..., 0.000 Borden, Wil- Bennett, Pet I Reid, Benjamin Ashley, HD Dev nistom, Joseph A Beovill Candas Ne, Jason Daniel Candee, Ju lias Candee..... Horace Candee, Nei- son Willis. Jacob ¢ rad Shoemaker, CJ & HDegraw Jno Davidson. Benj Fri Cheeter Jesse Fravee, Samuel Chas Hart, Jor Hart Croure, Co! ane WF; Hert. $27,040 + 41,256 7.124 25,069 26,916 ) Aaron Ho Baersce ss Chas Strout Willett Stil Jno Shannshan, Shannahan Otis P Fay, Archd Hayes 21,169 Geo Stannard, Uad- Well Beldem. ..... 23,081 Jas Thompson, Waa J Neboa.....,... 20.227 Harvey N Tu “14k A Vandlyek, Sidvey sou, Jas murl Field ......, 20,744 Williams, 17.449 + 17,953 ram Brown, Jaa lL Beebe, Geo 1 Dow- ner, Lewis Beebe. Lewhs Beebe dr... 18,813 Abraham Woolson, , 22052 (Does not bid for this section Jar Law Murphy..... oe. Moses W Loster, 8 M Stokes Austin Myers Johnson... .. Jas McDonald...... Phecdore OQ Miis, Peter Duna, , Jas B Moan Phinoas Richardson, Jno Richardson, Jas Ray. . 4,705 25 043 20.677 688, 5 + 25,094 23440 Anson Southerland, George d Mugging, Albert Cook, Geo © Geer ..... 25,291 Willett Stillman... 20,727 Geo Stannard, Cad well Belden 19.923 James Wm J Nelson... A Van Slyck, Sidney P Thompson, Jus Van Slyck, jt, Al- om Mareball Iart, len H | Gillett, cis F Allen +. 233 Lemuel Fivid ... Joehua Hambiia, Harvey KB Williams, 23, Henry Candee... 24805 Lucien Williams .. 22437 EN Kelsey... 22932 JnoJ Walruth, Hi- Woodman Kembail, rant Brown, Jas I. Wm Goune, N Beebe, George E Kingsley, Kly 8 Downer, Lewis Bangs.. ... + 27,245 Beebo, Lewis Bee- Nosh Palmer 25.390 jt iseeseeeeee +. 26,9 No 144. O B Howe (does not be, jr bid for this seotion at all ) No. 145, © B Howe (does not bid for this ecction at all) No. 146. J. Crouse & co.... AW & BF Cady... $20,459 Jas Wm Candee, Peter R Reid Bepj'n Ash. ley,H D Denniston, Joneph A Beoville, Jason Dan’i Ca son W. CJS J Briotoa. Jno Davidern wr Candee .... ndee, Julius illiams De Gr N Chase, 1. PP 21,412 18,738 16.616 17.382 Midler, LJ Midler 23.142 A Meyers & 00,4. iF No, 147 Jeseph Borden. ¥ lard H Joseph Breed, Chat Nichol Brint Wm RR Bennett . Hiram Irby HD Denniston, Joseph A Beoville, Jaron Jes T Cleveland Candee, Dani Candeo, Juilus cJau Jno Day: Delas De Woit.. Nich H Decker. Jacob F. Cheater Semi Vart... Chas Ti Hart..... Marsbal! Iiart Fran- cis F Allen 1 Joshua y Wocdm Wa Bar © Barker ........ B F Garmichaei, Oli- ver 8 Chapman ,, 22,862 Deni Ca Cande Horace Candee > son Wi Jacob 0} rad Bhoemsker,.. 2 OG Core, Jcstah W Dake: CIKH Wd Frauk, Jae Frank No 149 Horace ( De Graw.. ideon razee W Frazee ait, “Joseph Hi Candee. nm Kimball ker, Gepbes ndee, Jul ius iiams. rouse, Con De Graw jemal a. Josephs JIBRice & ‘andes. Nel- $24 6 20.250 ‘21,866 19082 19,180 16,810 21 400 22,803 22.878 18,425, 24059 16.828 25071 » $4,008 . 19761 co eon Wiiliems.,..$17 340 Jacob ¢ red &by cjeH Jovbue Herr: Tt I Seabury Cheut Fera Bon Green Baines. « ph Breed, Chas ‘s Jom Oliver AWS BF Cady... BY Caer odere GM roure, ¢ come ker. . De Graw... Demtiin Candee.. in: m, cy CIe Liew , Cepbas Uarmictar 8 Chapm M Lindley M Addiso ,» HD Den- oreph A Jason Candee......... W Clark, HD Ward, L prak 6 AE Cr Dan'l Cw Candee Horace C ron W m rdee ndee, iliemes Jobn P & T Corning. CjkT De Graw Deins Do Wolf, .... Bom i Fa rwell, Sam 1 umerman,. Mich) Uarley Hazard ul D Hutebin Judd, Chas 16 896 8.097 » O71 » 55.014 53,921 45,191 $23 499 23,500 MeDonald.... Theodore G sills, Pe- ter Dunn., A B Norris, Noah Palmer Jas Pierce... Thos J Richmond, Fred’k Morley. HU Bopsr. Willett Stillman Jas Thompron, W J Nelson......... A Van Biyok, Sidney P Thompson, Jas Van Slyck. Jr, Al- lon H Gillett, Lem- 1 Vivid ooe. 21708 r » 16,549 . liois B Dow. ner Lewis Beebe Lewis Beebe, Jz Btokes .,. CC Midler, N J Brininall P Midler. L J Midler 20.436 Jas McDonald Theodore @ Mills... 21.130 AB Nerri vee 16,88) Noah Palmer, 7 Jas Pierce . ALU Soper. Silas F Smith & co Anson Southerland, Geo G Huggins, Albert Cook, Ue CO Geer......0.... Willett Stillman... Jetrow Batheck..... Harvey N Tucker... A Van Slyck, Sidnay P Thempson, Jas Van Slyck, jr, Al- len H Gillett, Le- muel Field f Harvey 1 Wi Lucien Williams Jno J Walrath, ram Brown. Jas & Beebe, Geo E Dow. ner, Lewin Beebe Lewis Beabe, jr Chester W Frazee » 21,465 5 Marshal Hart Uran- cis P Allen...... 21,671 Joshua Hambiin, Henry Candee... 24,240 Jas Lamecn, Michael Murphy.......... 20,988 © Midler, N Chase, J Brintnall, PP Midler, L J Midler Theodore © Mi’ 21,608 23,081 Noah Palmer....... 2: Thes J Richmond Fredk Morley .... 23, Barnes AW&BF Uady.. Wm Candee, Peter R Reid. Ben} Ashley KH Denniston, Joreph A Beorille, Jason Cande Daniel Candee J: mn, ‘28.008 Charles Henbard M'L B Hutebins....... 32,044 Judd, Charles Maxzard.. eee 36009 Weodman Kimball, Wm Goune, N Kingsley, EB ++ 83,731 31,374 + 87,495 No. 122, i Bell, Erie T d, Augel Bay Wilt BF Carmichael, Oli- ver 8 Chapman... 20.664 CJ & H De Graw ., 16.165 Re ig Cheetor W Franve ., 20,028 Gen K Nelson & co, 20,006 Andrew iague, Wim Peters ..... 1642 Moreheli Wart, Fraa- ols F Allen., .... 22.994 Wm Hinman. 4 AV liert, Aver: daa Bar Palmer 19.247 James Mol 2 No 193. Samuel Bell, F Ward, Wm § Wm Buldwin....... 2 Joreph Breed, Chaa Nichols, It Brint- Mall. ..eeceeeee C&A Degraw, Robert Bun Cheater W Fr Andrew Hague, Wan Peters... vee 91,657 No 106, Amory Rosebroolk Bam) Androus, Jacob a Wiley. ++ 90,000 Tam) Bradsliaw 9,000 Chas R Breed, Houry C Beach....... ©, 29,140 23,914 695 Wm Baldwin . Joseph Breed Nichols, H nail. seeseeees 28,760 Enos Cole. Barney Recker, Newkirk, 26 330 B ¥ Carmicbeel, Oli- ver B Chapman,., 25,500 Jonas W Compren .. 31,212 Wn Cleary, Charles Fmith.... sees 29,300 Wm Candee, Peter R Reid, Benj Ashley, Henry D Denniston, Jeaeph_A Booville, Jaron Candee, © J &HDe Graw. Robert Ennis. Chester W Frazee. Jno Falling .... Gen R Nelron & co Oliver C Hubbard. Andrew Hague . Marabail Hart, Frat cis F Allen. No 107. McQ CJ & H DeGraw Robert Ennis, Chester W Frazee. Bamvel Hart. +, 20,254 No. 189. Stokes & Lester... B F Carmichsel, Oli- ver 8 Chapman, , $28,663 29,052 20.350 25,304 20, 27,736 27,639 33,360 26,760 24460 Vonter, $16,770 19,966 19,295 OJ & H DeGraw 22,15) Robert Ennis... 28.943 27 867 25,491 Cheater W Frazee... Andrew Hague, Wma Poters .... es AP Mart, Sami Ave- ry, Jas Barnes, No- ab Palmer........ Gardner Woolson, .- 28! No 20%. George Smith... Semi Bell, Erie T Ward. Wm 8 Beil$104 019 Mich! Barry, Her pard = Me Graw Patrick J Barry... Soroph Breed Bicholis H Briut 26,515 8 o i17,..80 Parker, V+ © Bark ‘3 5 Benj Freer, Ostrander ro L Grays... ss. M71 Gen K Nelson & Co 113.22 Andrew Hugue, Wm 0 2 Peters... 64,665 Semuel A Hetfield, Gardner Wootsou 09,537 Jno Haggerty, Jas Ward, Aneel Da: comb .. $33 429 Micheel Barry, Ber- tk 6 9 67,110 84.226 85.851 $3,422 Albert © Olari. Jonas W Compaen. Wm Candee, Peter R Reid, Benj Aeh- ley, Henry D Den- niston, Joseph A Scowlle. J Canive Warren Colwell, Chas Roberta, A Shantz 72,018 Horace Candes, Net ton Williams Otas J&B De $2427 89,066 sees 08,689 Chester W Frazee,, 88217 Benjawin — Frazee, Philip Ostrander. 76,870 Jno J Uray....6... SLTI9 Andrew Hogue, Wm Peters verses 649 A P Hart, Sami Ave. ry, James Barnes, Nead Paim famuel A Hettield, Gardaer Woolson, 062 | BP Jacobs, Chaun- cey P Smith, Wm Waldron, D Jolin Freemeyer Hiram Purdy, Geo Beil... 17,559 Austin Van Ri Walter Clough .., 11,990 | Harvey EB Williams, 16.395 Lucien Willams... 16.971 | Loe Wells, ‘Thomas Mereditli......... 14436 $07,815 Peter Duun.. 54706 Jaa BMoss.... 45.649 | AB Norris... + 4523 Jao H Nicholls » 5546 Nosh Palmer 46.573 John bert David Page HU Soper . Silas F Bmith & Co.. 6 Anson Boutherlaod Geo Stannard, Cad: well Belden, Walter Clough... 85,046 Leouard Van Docker, Patrick Lavin... 63,294 Harvey B Willi . OLale Lucien Williams,.., 40,781 Lee Wells, Thomas Meredith .....,,.. 46,422 Abraham Woolson, | Oris Kelte... 6... att +205 Jar uel Beil, Erie ‘ard Wm & Bell = $709 1s. Beinotwall..... Wir Barker, Ceph: © Barker......... 14907 Ww Candee. Peter R Reid, Ber} Aehley lenry Dennison, Joreph A Beovill Javon Candes,... 16.516 Horace Candee, S son Williams » 165% OJ & H DeGraw... 10,040 Robert Eanis.. . 14.687 Chester W Fras: . 15490 seceee 15,963 Gen BR Nelson & co. 15444 Andrew Hagae, Wm Peters A P Hart, Samuel Avery. Jes Barney. Noah Paimer..... 1 SP Jacobs, Chaun- cey P Smith, Wor Waldron, D Britt 13,265 No, $06. William A Sackett Samuel Bell, Erie T w nail. ae William Barker C Barker,.... Wiliam Candee, R Reid, Bovjamia Ashley, i Deniston Joreph A Soov Snson Candee e, . 16,140 OJ & DeGraw... 10435 Robert Ennis..,.... 15,066 Chester W Frazee... 14.915 John J Gray... ... 16408 Andrew Hague, Win Peters. o + 14.608 Samuel biart » 1633 Bamurl A Fetfield ., 16460 Leonard Van fr Patrick La’ 13,775 A Sutherland ..., } Moses W Lester, Stu. 7 ‘Theo G Milla Diamon .......,. 116,582 8 P Jacobs, Chaun- cey P Smith Wm Waldron, Delos Britt......6..... 106,225 No, 24 Levi Dimmick ... Saml Bell, Erie T eee seee sees 939,417 $34,624 Lee Wells, Tho Mere- . 88663 — dith. essence . 86.330 OC Midler, N Chase, 7 J Brintoal, P P Mideast 2 Midles k, Geo O Geer, 37, Harvey N Tucker... aoe Austin Van liven Waiter Clough... 23.068 Harvey B Williams. 82,125 Jno J Wairuth, Hria Brown, Jamea L Beebe, Geo B Dow. ner, Lewis Beebe, Lewia Beebe, jr... James Lamsen, Mt Murphy... i Lester,3 M Moses W Btokes Chauncey P Smith WmWal- dron, Delos Britt.. 21,501 phen MBtokes..., 21,068 © © Midler, N Chase, JBrintnall,PPMid- ler, LJ Midler... 19,748 HugaMo Yoriney Ba fon Bishop ...-... Theo @ Mulia, Petor Dunn. » aly Fredk Pratt, Revello —* © Hatch, John Keoker, Elijah 8 Payne, Juo L Dix, 29,441 HU Hoper * 20/036. Jas Thomp m J Nelton + 20,818 629,760 ; %. J Brintnall, PP Midler, LJ Midler. 27,460 Fredk Pratt, Revilio C Hatoh, Jno Eok- er, Milijuh 8 Payne, Jao L Dix ae) ILU Boper + 28,610 Jas Thompson, Wa TNolson. sss ..+5 23,688 ‘ + $34,360 Samual Avery, Jas Barnes . 25,208 Noah Paimer , 8P Jacobs, Chaua- cay P Smith, Wm Waldron, D Britt. 24,784 Mosea W Lester, Ste phen M8tokes..,, 25,210 © 0 Midler, N Chava, J Brintnall, PP Midler, L J Midler. 27,606 Jno Mf Martind: J M Ferrell ... Angus McDonal Hugh McCartney Jas McDonald...... 24678 Theo G Mills, Peter Dunn. Jno H Nichol Linus Jones Peck Fredk Pratt, Re C Hateh, J Kujah 8 Payne L Dix. HU Soper. 1, 24288 Jos Thompson, Win INelson ........, 23,69) Leonard Van Derkur, Patrick Lavin 1,340 Gardner Woolson... 23,879 8 Woodworth , 088 Baml Tar’ Peters Jas Thomp J Nelson, Jacobs, an - oey P Smith, Wm ‘aldron, = Deios Britt... seeeees S707. Hugh McCartney, Eason Bishop... 27,688 Se G Mills, Poter Jas Thompson, Wm J Neison George Howe Moses WL DM Stokes. . OC Midler NUaae 3 Briatoall.P P Midler, L J Mi 111,405, Juo B Mathew, Jno W Mathew, Daul B Mathew... Jno H Martin Jno M Ferrell ogus MeDoaa M 118,925 104,635 » 116,606 ». Lidgaa Peter Duunesseeee.., 81088 Nicholls... 116,605 Archibd R Norris, 96,062 Linus Jones Peck... 105,068 David’ Page. Jas Cartier, Egbert son, George dron Bishop... 119,169 66,150 1 U Sop: ; James ‘Thompson, Wm J Nelson... Leonard Van Derk- ar, Patrick Lavin Win W Wright. C3 Sherrill .°....... 118,288 F0s's waged 6.60 ns SOKO Lester, Bte- Moses W phen M Stokes... 76,872 Edwin B Leach, Al- bert B Leach.. JohnB nota . 99,107 w Mathew Daniel B M John UM , John M Ferrell... Haugh McUartney, B Bishop. Jas McDo: on 87, Theo @ Milis, Peter Archibald R Norris. 91,015 Frederick Pratt, Re- villo C Hateb, Jao Ecker, BY ‘jak 8 Payne Jonn L Dix 82,506 David Page. John Carrier. Kebert oor; * 59 sas pe Johp A Sturtevant, John Fremeyer, It: ries, Geo 70178 ett, Frank- lin Gage, Wiliam Knox, Edward 8. Latham........+. 82128 - 84,988 James Thomps J Nelson... Leonard Van Ds Wm W Wright, Chas 8 dchertil,. los phen M Stok Hugh MeCartney, # ry Bishop. .. 13,23 TheoG Mills, Peter Dunn............ 15,708 Archibald R Norris, 16,561 Frederick Pratt, Re- villo C Hatch, Jno Ecker, Elijah 8 Payne, J L Dix... 146% David Page, Jas Oar- rier, Egbert Jud- son, George Ever. BOF «66.6 serve Nathaniel Reynolds, Samuel Donaldson, Alex B Barkley... 14,533 HU Soper. 14,706 Anson Suth @ Higgi Cook, G 0 Gere. Wm A Sackett, sf Wm Knox, atham...... James ‘Thompeon, Wm Nelson ...... Wan W Wright, 08 Sherrill ......... HCO. o.s 6s oosee SLB TEL AP Bart, Samusi Avery, Jas Barnes, Nooh Paimer..... 16,146 8 PB Jacobs, Ohaun- cey P Smith, Wm Waldcon, D Britt., 15,981 Moses W Lester, 3 M 16,108 Stokes... 13,708 Hugh MoVartney, B . WA9T 15,716 ; ii, 1078 Frederick Pratt, RC Hate, J 8 Payne, J pad Mrs Varriee, cet ico Mrereen., 10398 HU Soper 470 nines Fhompeow, W PNOOW seve scvey 14908