April 18, 1852 (4 pages)

ND entemmmeeesienoneiemey PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AND SUNDAY MORNING BY . SARGENT & ALBAN. scnitime 1 IN [X. Vehtes Ofee on Broad street, opposite the Placer Hotel. TERMS. For one yoar, in advance $9,00 Six moaths 5,00 Three months 300 One mont, 100 Single copi 3 15 cts. ' (yg No subsoriptions received for less time thanoene moath, Notice to Tax Payers lw NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 18, 1852. San Francisco Advertisements, 4A N FRANCISCO AGENCY.—Wo» Jew ext, Jr. is the Agent for thir pyper for San F-ancisco, andis authorized to reeeive money, sign receipts for the same, and transact other . Traders’ Ioxchange, business relating to newspaper and job printing as the representative of SARGENT & ALBAN, San Francisco Advertisements. The Patrons of the ‘*Nevava JouRNAL,’ vill find a bux at Marriott’s Exchange, corner of Sansome and California streets—and one also at Bonnestell & Williams’ Book and Stationary Store, on Clay, near Kearney street— and one at tse Despatch Printing Office, or Montgomery street, and at the Mechanics and Box No. 1, Montgomery . street, where ail advertisements intended for Epes — . that paper imav be leit, and will be promptly . forwarded. WM. JEWELL, Je., Agent. (7 OU arc hereby notified that I will a . tend and receive from the property . UTTER—100 yi eape heres oa butter, holders of Nevada county, a list of all taxa. Pi be wg of He: ed + lea aad ble property under oath, at the following. ~ 495 4 Ode aoe places and dates, between the hours of 9 0’-. The above is of superior quality, for sale by clock a.m, and 5 o’clock p, 1: In Nevada . J,B, WEIR, — city, Broad street precinct, at the sheriff's 75-3m Sansome st, near Jackson. office on Broai street, on Monday the 26th of . —————-——--—___-—-________ April; at the bookstore of Hirain C, Hodge, . “pag . MERCANTILE HOTEL, and on Main strect, the 27th; at Cayote Hill tho . 28th ; at North Sugar Loaf 29th at Gold Flat . May the 3d; Grass Valley 5th; Boston Ra. vine 6th; Rough and Rsady 7th; Anthony . Honse 9th; Lower crossing of Deer creek . 10th; Kentucky Flat 12th ; Newtown 13th ; Round ‘Tent 15th; MecCourtney’s 19th; Bridgoport 19th; French Corral 20th; Eure. ka 2ist;) Washington 22d; Cineinnati Bar . FF) Restaurant, Front street. one door Pig north of the Pacific Wharf, San wii Francisco This establishment is now open for the reception of permanent and transient boarders The house being centrally located in the business part of the city, and convenient to the . landing of the Sacramento boats, render this to the country merchants one of the most destrable houses in the city. Rooms furnished 24th; Anderson's crossing, Bear river, 26th; . or unfurnished, can be had at reasonable rates Steep Hollow 28th; Porter's crossing, Bear river, Sist Tax payers by attending to the above no. tice will save themselves costs. . Wa. WILSOWS, Assessor. Nevada, April 1852. Tax payers are hereby notified and re. quired to mect me atthe time and places . named in the Acsessor’s notice, to pay therr county and State tax for the year 1852; those . neglecting or refusing to do so, will be put . to cost by such neglect of refusal. { . quartz rock machinery, and having an ex. tensive assortment of patterns on hand, ar JOHN W. GALLAHER, 2 6w Sheriff, N.C. Division of Nevada County into Townships. Nevada township No. 1—-bounded north by the dividing ridge between the South Yuba river and Poor Man’s creck, east by . by the day, week or month, and meals evn be . obtained at any hour in the Restaurant, where . will be found. at all times the best the market affords. 75-3in GEO. BROWN. . ig Sutter Iron Works, Rincon Point, San Francisco. ope ss ENGINES and boilers, machin ery for crushing and pulverizing quartz rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought iron work, water wheel castings, and all kinds of machiuery made to order. Being largely engaged in manufacturing prepared to reccive and exeente orders witl . dispatch, the connty line, south by the dividiny ridges . between Bear river and Deer creck, and west by acontinuation of the line hetween Grass Valley and Rough and Ready townParties wishing further information, or to contract for machinery, by addressing Geo. K Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or Jas. Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, will be promptly attended to. Aug. 30—3m* DANIEL OKESON, TON DENNIE. ps! VPS, Oils, Window Glass, cto, ‘The subsoriber offers for s-le a full assortinent of sizes of [English and French winduw glass from 10 by 12 to 36 by 38. Auso---Paints, oils, Spirits of Turpentine, Varnishes, Putty, Brushes, ete. ete. . } grateful for past faverstrom a generous pubships. Grass Valley township No. 2--bonnded north by township No 1, south aud east by the county live, and west by 2 die north and south fine midway between the towns of . Centreville and Rough and Ready. . Rough and Ready tewuship Ne 3—bourded south and west by the coanty line, east by township No. 2, nort y the dividing ridge between Deer creek and the South Yuba river to the head of Kentucky lar, thence following the ridge north of Ken tucky flat, west to the county line Bridceport township No. 4 — bonndead north and west by the cowry dine, east hy the eastern bonndary of 3 Valley, and soath by towuships No. 1 a j ‘ Grizz'y Bear townshij A onnded north by the county line, east hs a dine nocth and south starting oppo-ite the town of Washington on the dividing ridge, south by towns ip No. Land west bw rownsh No 4 Eureka township No, $-—-bounded north and east by the county line. and south and west by townships No. 4 nud 5 Bear River township No. 7—bevinuing at the termination on Bear river of the dividing line between Grass Valley and Rough and Ready townships, and running thence north upon said line to a point opposite the mouth of the south fork of Wolf creek, commenly called Dry creek, thence to the point between the said Dry creck and Wolf creck at the junction, thence along the dividing ridge between said Dry creek and Wolf creck to the head of Dry creek, thence due eust to Bear river, thence down Bear river to the place of beginning. (Extract from the minntes of the court of Sessions.) THEO. MILLER, CI’k. Dated April 10, 1852. SUPERVISORS OF ROADS Appointed for the year 1852 for the different townships, in Nevada connty, Nevada township--3.M. Coates, G. W. lic, he would still solicit a share of patronage. Rowr. Marsx, Jackson st, 8 doors above Sansome, €9-3m San Francisco. [ ~ Pp. COGSWELL, Dextisr--Ofe fice on the Plaza, next door north of the California Exchange. ‘Teeth filled with pare gold, and warranted for ten years. Operations on terms the most reasonable for cush only. 49-3m DRUGS! DRUGS !—Srory, Reninesf von § Co., Importers, and Wholesale & Dealers in Drugs, Medicraes, Chemiva’s, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Surgical Iustruments, §¢., Agents for Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry Osgoud’s ludian Cholagogue, Corbett’s Shaker’s Sarsaparilla, Graefenberg Company's Medicines, Dr Hunt’s Lifo Flixir, and Hyatt's Balsam;—Stone building, corner of Sansome: wad Merchant sts, San Francisco. Having respectively disposed of our retail stocks and stands, we have this day associated ourselves together for the transaction of a strict. ly Importing, Wholesale and Jobbing business . Vhanktul for the past Itheral patronage of our triends and the public, we solicit a continuance of the same, trusting we shall be enabled, by thus uniting, and by the residence of one of the partners in the Atlantic States, to answer their orders more promptly and satisfactorilly than ever belvre. C. KR. STORY §& CQ, REDINGTON & CO. {raWe are constantly receiving, per clipper ships, and effer for sale, at the lowest market Kidd, Scottand James . Grass Valley township—J. M. Thomas, . C. W. W. Smith, —— Sanford and R. H. . Porter. Rough and Ready township.—bB. Crabtree, John MecCourtney, C. Scleartier Bedford and Christian Boeckman. Sweetlands--A. H. Howard. Bridgport township—James Weaver and William Speer. Washington—Samuel Crumbecker. Steep Hollow—Thomas Beatty and —— ‘Laylor. All persons in the county who by law are required to work upon the public highways, are required to work three days upon the highways of the several townships in which they may reside, ifin the opinion of the Supervisors of their townships itshall be deemed necessary during the present year, and in éase of the failure of any person to attend prepared for work when notified duly, a day's labor shall be estimated at tive dollars. Extract from the minutes of the Court of Nevada county, THEO. MILLER, Clerk. Dated April 10, 1852. Sessions KY Nevada. : : To Aaron Butler, take notice, that a writ of attachment has issued from the office of I W. Roberts, a Justice of the Peace for Rough and Ready township, in said county, on the 29th day of March, 1852, against you and in favor of Perry Early, for the sum of thirtynine and 15-100 dollars, returnable on the 12th of April, 1852, before said Justice, at his office in Kough and Re dy. Unless you appear and answer nt said time and place judgment will be rendored against you for plaintiff’s demand aforesaid, with damages and costs, and your property attached be sold under execution for payment thereof. Given under my hand, at office, at Rough an Heady, this the 29th day of March, 1892. a 93-2 ii. W. ROBERTS, J. P. weer OF CALIFORNIA~-County of . . . prices, for ensh ONLY, large invoices of desirable, Drugs, Menicinns, CusMicans, ete 82-3 7) BESH JEWELRY--JACKS & WOODRUFF, importers of Watches and Jewelry, 274 Montgomery st., between Washington and Merchant sis., San Francisco, have just received per steamer Panama, a large invoice of the most recherche items in watches and jewelry ever landed in this port, consisting of diamond, ruby, emerald, and pins, rings and earrings, fine London, Duplex and lever watches, cased in California gold (by one of their firm in New Yerk,) tea sets, solid gold charms, &c. Silver ware in all its branches. manufactured from native California silver; also California guld specimen and other jowelry made to order, at short notice and reasonable advance, Chronometers rated by transit accurately; chronometer and watch repairing executed in the most thorough manner and warranted. Feb, 12th 1852. 84-1m. ER ST. LAWRENCE and SWORD FISH. Threshing machines, Horse powers; Fanning mills; Platform and store trucks; Cylinder straw cutters; Hay knives; scythes and handles; Grain cradles, ete. etc., for sale by Brrant & Co. corner Sansome and Clay sts. San Francisco. YHE EXTERPRISE UOTEL—-Long Wharf, near Sansome street-—Has just been opened for the reception of boarders and travellers, and can accommodate one hundred lodgers with comfortable and pleasant quarters The attention of citizens and trayeliers is respectfelly directed to this new establishment. ‘T'he proprietors promise the best fare of &86-Im + the market at the vost reasunable rates. Give them @ call 80-3au Feeling . fan Francisco Adverments. Ww. WM. A. WALKER became a partPE ner of mine on the first day of January, i852. We shall continue businees as Commisston Mercuants only, under the style and firm of Stevens, Watker & Co. . WM. H. STEVENS. i LCOHOL—100 bbls 80 and 90 per cent above proof; Pure Spirits and Gin—100 bbls landing ; Otard and Pinet Brandies—100 grand 100 eighth casks, landing ; Tobacco—20 cases, small boxes ; . Powder—100 kegs blasting, Hazard mills; . Cheese — 6050 lbs English dairy; Sup Carb: Soda—1000 lbs English. For sale by Srevens, Warker & Co 96-1m EMOVAL—Bavanr & Co, have removed to che new fire proof warehouse, at the corner of California and Battery streets, where . hey will keep constantly on hand a full stock . f Agricultural Implements, Garden Seeds, . miners’ tools, and a general asgortment of . nardware. 94-Im HAFTING, of Bagnali’s best refined iron, from 2 1-2 to 6 inches in diameter, for sale by CONROY & O’CONNOR, Sansome st, noar Washington, 5S Francisco, 94-Im and 130 J st. Sacramento. XTRACTING GOLD FROM QUARTZ . Messrs. Crirrenpen & New ann have iad in successful operation, for the last three nonths, a new process for the extraction of Gold from Quartz, and are now ready to treat with parties for the saine on liberal terms. The process isthe cheapest, the most rapid, and the most complete ever employed, and can be ittached to stampers, or any other method of crushing the rock. Apply to WM. H. STEVENS, Agent for the proprietors, S9-Im Battery st, bet. Clay and Wagehinton. Information ANTED of Stephen C. Stanley, who left Cincinnati March 1850. The last time heard from, he was mining on Steamboat ar, North Fork ef North Yuba river. He was about six feet high, isa sheet iron worker by trade—has been reported that he left the above place to return hone, and was murdered on the road to Downieville, or between Downieville and the Negro Tent. Any information will be thankfully received by addressjing Wa. T. GARRETT, { Of the firm of Garrett & Moore, B-2w Hallet st. San Francisco. } ‘ _ . KF, ARGENTI and Co. BANKERS, Montgomery st, bet. Clay and Commercial. —Keferto and draw on— Brown, Bros & Co. New York, . Brown, Shipley and Co. Liverpool, Samucl Nicholson and Co, New Orleans, Browns and Bowen, Philadelphia, James Adger and Co, Charleston, . Morrell and Dickey, Mobile, . ‘LT B Curtis Esq, Boston, Geo B Cumming, Savannth. Alex Brown and Son, Baltimore Good clean Gold dust bought at $17, per oz. and forwarded, covered by inenrance, to the Unnited States, 76-3 . RTECS LT PS RE OE . Express Hotel, AND MILK DEPOT, Kept by D. Phelps, foot of Main and Broa streets, Having enlarged my dining room and made some other improvements, I am now prepared, in addition*te my former business to accomodate boarders and travollers on the most reasunable terms. Hoard and lodging per week, $16,00 Board per week, 7 So rd and lodging per day 3,50 tail : 1 00 Lodging 50 Milk, per quart, 50 + * glass y D, PHEL Ps, Nevada, Nor. 218 , 1851 The fine steamer Miarysville will makeregular trips to and from Sacramento aud Marysville on each alternate day. The Marysville is the best finished boat of her class in California, draws 12 inches of water, only. She has run between Sacramento and Marysville the past summer during the lowest stage of water. 94-tf Xe Marysville Packet.; The steamer J. BRAGDON, / E Thos. W. Lyles, master, will leave on her first trip on Friday, Jan: 9th, 1852, at4 o'clock P. M. For freight or . passage, apply on board at Pacific st. Wharf jor to . WADSWORTH ¢ RAVESIES, Agents. Sansome st. near Washington, wp stairs (Achy Look Out for the Change. THE STAGES FORMERLY LEA. VING the Crescent City Hotel will, on and after Sunday, March 21, 1852, leave the Orleans Hoe tel, on second street, between J. and K. EVERY morning, Daily running to Rough and Ready, Grass Velley, Nevada City, Mormon Island, Coloma, Georgetown, Mud and Diamond springs,Placerville, Drytown.Jackson, Mokelumne Hill, Ophir, Auburn, Stockton and Sonora. General Stage Office at Orleans Hotel, N. B. Passengers bocking their names will be called for in any part of the Gity. 96-1m Staging vs. Time. S. MAIL TELEGRAPH LINF, for e Rough and Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada city. On and after Friday, March 26th, the above Line of Stages will run as follows:—Leaving the Orleans Hotel, ( formerly left the Crescent City Hotel) at 7 o’clock every morning, passing through Johnson’s Ranch, Rongh and Ready, Grass Va!ley, and arriving at Nevada at 5 o’clock P. M. the same day. Returning, will leave the Nevada Hotel, Nevada, every morning at 6 o'llock, passing through the above places, and arriving at Sacramento City in season to connect with the steamer Antelope for San Francisco, same day. : HAWORTH & SWIFT, Pro's. Successors to James Birch. N. B.—This Line will run oh Sundays. Vassengers securing their seats at the General Stage Office, Orleans Hotel, 2d street, . will be called ter. 98-tf Battery 8. near Washington. . POPULAR S8O0N4G,, Tam Sitting on the Stile, Mary. 1 am sitting on the stile, Mary, here we sat side by side On a bright May morning, long ago, When first you were my bride. . The corn was springing fresh and green, . And the lark sang loud and high, And the red was on thy lips, Mary, And the love bright in your eye. . The place is little changed, Mary, . The day is bright as then, . The lark’s loud song is in my evr, i} ! And the corn is green again ; Bat I miss the eoft clasp of your band, And your breath warm on my cheek ; And I still keep listning for the words You never more may speak. ’Tis but a step down yonder lane, i And the little church stands near— kK The chureh where we were wed, Mary, } L see the spire from here ; a NO. i03 . to get it back in the shape of coin they . his own hands, must pay still more, besides submitting to. vexatious delays, and being otherwise inconvenienced by time, distance and trouble. Tarn it in which way we will, this is the naket fact. As to the comparison of expense between New Orleans and New York, tho premises are untenable. Any large working establishment, whether mint, a manufactory,or a sugar estate, will always be main. tained at a greater pro rata expense,according to the diminished amount of work performed. The salaries of the officers, the buildings and the machinery, are very much the same at N. Orleans as they are ut the Philadelphia Mint, and give the same quantity of work, and the expense will be nearly, # not quite equalized. To men of discernment, this As it is very apt t pour when it rains, his wife received le) gacies during his absence,to the amoun vf $10,000, falling to her oy the deattf] of some relations in Scotland. Arctic Traverens.— We learti from the Galena Daily Advertiset o' Feb. 25, that Count Charles de 14 Guiche and two servants, and Dr. Joh: Rae, arrived in that town on the 23¢, of that month, from St. Paul, put uj! at the Broadley House, and left fo Chicago the next morning. ( Dr. Rae has been making some ex plorations in the Arctic regions for th pust two years, being one of thu man: explorers who have made an attemp to find a trace of Sir Jchn Franklin’ But the grave yard lays between, Mary, And ma steps might break your rest, For P’ve laid you, darkag, down to sleep, matter should be very clear; but it is not 80 to the advocates of the New York branch. If there be any advantage ac. Expedition. He brings no news o With your baby on your breast. I’m very lonely now, Mary, For the poor make no new friends, ] But, oh! they love thore better, far, . The few our Father sends; And you were all I had, Mary, . My blessing and my pride. ' There is nothing left to care for now, Since my poor Mary died. Yours was the good brave heart, Mary, That still hept hoping on, When the trust in God had left my soul, And my arm’s young strength was gone, There was comfort ever on your lip, And a kind look on your brow; Oh ! I bless you for that same, Mary, Though you can’t hear me now. I thank you for that kindly look, When your heart was fit to break, When the hunger pang was gnawing thee And you hid it for my sake ; I bless you for the loving word, When your heart was sad and sore — Oh! I’m thankful you are gone, Mary, Where grief can’t reach you more. I’m bidding you a long farewell, My Mary, kind and true, But [ll not forget thee, drrling, In the land I’m going to; They say there’s bread and work for all, And the sun shines always there, But Til not forget my native land Were it fifty times as fair. And often in those grand old woods I'll sit and shut my eyes, And my heart will travel back again To the place where Mary lies ; . And I'll think . see the little stile, . ‘Vhere we sat side by side, . And the apringing corn g: bright May morn When first you were my bride SN ALY A ATARI . . The California Mint Bill, The Bill to establish an U. S. Mint in . this State, besides encountering consid. exahis opposition in Congress, from the usual sources of dislike to everything Californian, and from political speculators, who look to a change in the speculation, and would fain make capital of this measure for another Congress, and also from those members who,even when favorable to a bill, always give their voice and vote grudgingly—appears to have run against another difficulty, and no less an one than the everlasting and omnipresent plea of expense. wits. It appeared to one Senator during the discussion incidental to the intros border, the more frightful are the sto2]duction of the Navy Yard Bill, a8 we . ries. mentioned in our remarks on that subject yesterday. In connection with the claim which has been urged by the friends of the Mint proposed for New York City, this question of expense is likely to prove injurious to our bill. By our last advices from Washington, . we are told that the probable great cost ofa Mint in this State, is to form one grand objection to it, and it is so considered by the frienis of the New York Mint, and will so be urged. They say that it would be a ‘great saving’ to have . California bullion coined after its arrri. val in New York, besides being equally . convenient to the remitters of gold, and the returning ‘Californians,’ to » Mint . on our shores. They also urge the fact of the coinage at New Orleans the past year, having cost the Government two and a half times as much as the money coined at Philadelphia. But we deny . the justness of the argument that it) would be equally as convenient to the . people of this State, whether transient or permanent citizens, to have the coinage of our gold done in New York.— Aside from the evident propriety of hav. ing a Mint where all, within a fraction, . of the gold of our country is found, both travellers and remitters will appreciate the convenience of being able to affix a a certain value to those remittances, besides that, many of the toiling labarers will be enabled to realize at the Mint, the intrinsic value of the fruite of that labor, and thus obviate the necessity of surrendering a shure of their profits to, the banker or other purchaser of the . dust,if indeed they be not doubly taxed . by paying a premium for ‘Bills on New . York. And more than this, it may not always be convenient for the Government to advance,as it does now, the val. This ter. ult. forty U. S. troops rible bugbear has presented itself with . Florida. 1t is understood that the Govevery proposition that has come up for} ernment is determined to remove the}. ,, + ‘ . consideration in Congress, providing for . remaining portion of the Seminoles now . ling, involving a very large amount o' the wants of California, and has nearly . in Florida. A late number of the Ocala. méney, has, for a few days past enfrightened several members out of their . Conservator says : . Uncle Sam intends in earnest to foreo . they suddenly stopped payment, deseemingly lost explorers. He wa cruing to the community in which such . rather of Opinion that a majouity of thi an establishment is located, it should be . Party were alive-—that their ships ha awarded to that State whose crop is pro. been crushed in the ice, and that the’ duced‘ consummate in the birth.’--Alta. were among the Esquimaux, or pet oe haps wandering but not lost, and th: . A deacon in the town of F-—, was! ® popes of ga geld Fay yet ye remarkable Sor the facility with whieh jfound alive. It is gratifying to see s wer dy a te) much faith manifested by etperience he quoted scripture on all occasions. : pe tae: i . arctic explorers 4s to the probabilit' The divine word was ever at his . of their being alive. tongue’s end, and all the trivial as well A bill to consolidate the tree M as important occurrences of life furnished occasions for quoting the lan-. nicipalities of New Orleans, into or guage cf the Bible. What is better, . city, passed the house on the 13th ult however, the exemplary man always . by a vote of 77 to 2; and as the Ne 'made his quotations the standard of . Orieans papers say, has received thi action. One hot day he was engaged . sanction of the Governor. The bi in mowing, with his hiied man, who/to unite Lafayette into the same mu Per leading off, the deaco. following) nicipal government passed the ne in his swath, conning his apt quota-. day. This is regarded as a great an . tions, when the man suddenly sprang! favorable movement to the prosperit . from the swath just in time to escape . of the city, and is a most witherin a wasps’ nest. commentary upou those of this eit} “What is the matter?” hurrled'y in-. who, at one time, wished to divid» . quired the deacon. jinto several municipalities. “Wasps!” was the laconic reply. The Hungarians and Poles at Alep “Pooh!” said the deacon, * the . po, who, to save their lives, had be} wicked flee when no man pursueth,. come Mussulmen, have nearly all le but the righteous are as bold asa lion.” . Turkey. Mr. Marsh, our Minister And taking the workman’s swath, he. the Porte for the last two years, h moved buts step, when a swarm of . been continually most active in the the brisk insects settled about his ears, . behalf, in his endeavors to obtain e and he was forced to retreat with ma-. ther the liberation of the refugees i ny a painful sting and in great discom. general or ameliorations in their pos fiture. tion. “Aha!” shouted the other, witha} Ararsr ora Surrosrp Matt Ropar chuckle, “‘ the prudent man foreseeth/—The postmaster at Greensburg, Pa the evil and hideth himself, but the. arrested on the National Road. on th simple pass on and are punished!” . 20th ult. a man named R. Green, cha The “aed aéacon Ame found his 8°4 with robbing the U. S. mail in Vi . ginia. He was lodged in Greensbur P : ; Pheer equal in making application of the 8@-) jail, and the testimony against him cred writings, and thereafter was not ‘said to be very strong.—New Orlean known to quote scripture in the mow-. Picayune. ing field. _ Gen. Wool has written a letter oppo a sing Kossuth's doctrine of intervention. ITEMS FROM THE ATLANTIC. Lola Motez has been serenaded ir Tue Kroripa Inpraxs.—On the 2lst, Richmond. ov thatthe on . GREAT DEFALCATION IN NEW YORK. A case of false pretenses or swindn _ {gaged the attention of the police o The further you get from the Indian . New York city, and on Suilar two Y f heretofore irreproachable charThe peoplo on the border koep. n° , ig their ground; sua though much annog ele named Willet NW. Hawkins, and ed with the thoughts of losing their prosane N. Winn, were arrested by the perty by thefts, will not run. The In-. police, on an affidavit of Mr. Cyrus dians must leave soon; Gen. Blake,with . Scofield. —_—‘It_ s-ems that these indi. his Arkansas deputation, and among! viduals have for some time past been them Billy Bowleg’s sister, will soon be jextensively engaged in the gold dust among them to make the lust Pe a for business, at the corner of Broadway P ‘ a peaceable remoyal; if this fail, } ro seen a letter tocee his Tadicees . and John st, and that to enable them Gov. Brown to Capt. Province of this. t® carry on their business successfully place, in which his excellency states, ‘n. 4nd extensively they have borrowed plan bas been approved of at Washing. large sums of money from various Wall . babi the speedy removal of the Inprtgereenipg and others on short cre: Hip . dit, which in many cases have been We are of the opinitn that force will refunded, together with a handsome have to be used in their removal, atlp for the 1 thi least sufficient to convince them that. onus ‘or the oan, but on the 7th inst: them toleave. Once convinced of this. l#ring that they had been robbed by fact,we think they will come in and One Pliny White, an agent of their suffer themselves to be carried to Ar-. concern, who had the whole of their kansas without a struggle. . gold dust and funds in his possession. umor states that on that day they had borrewed upwards of $100,000. This statement of theirs to their creditors, many of whém had _ borrowed large amounts for the purpose of loanjing them to Messi's. Winn & Law. kins, in order to obtain the handsome . premium offered by them for the use of the loans, had, as may be supposed, © eye is commanded by Capt Eden Tib-. ® considerable effect upon them, and — betts of Salem.—N. O. Picayune. thé greatest exertions were made by Tue Wnheetaarnow Emicrant Re. . the police to trace thé fugitive White, TURNED.—Many of our readers, says the . but without avail, though it was ascerSyracuse Journal, will remember the ac. tained that he had been seen in the we oe poo in all the newspapers, city during the last week. ‘The nony two years ago,of a California Em-. arrest ot the alleged offender led the grant, who crossed the plains on foot creditors to believe he had and alone, with a wheelbarrow contain. ; Byng ae ith aie in concert with Messrs. Winn & Hawing all bis earthly goods. that is,his pro-. ,. visions, clothes, pa kee. in that Ruben: kins, and that they had induced him A Bark on tur Onto.—A_ beautiful . bark is now being built near the mouth of the Licking river, opposite Cincinnati. She mensures about 350 tons, is 115 feet long, 26 beam, and depth of hold 12 feet. She will bo towed to N. Orleans on the first rise of water, in ballast, where the will receive cargo, thence she will sail for Salem, prepa'atory to going into a foreign trade. The Buckue of the bullion, which may arrive in . ble vehicle,and outstripping in his march . tO tun off, that they, together with him, . New York,the state of the Treasury benumbers who started for the land of} might share the profits of the operaing alone the guide or authority for . gold with more showy and ex these advances, and it has happened, . pointments; his naine was and may happen again, that the I'reas,and he is an Irishman. ury may be without a surplus. it certainly would seem plain to men left a wife and family in very of the mest ordinary intelligence, that . circumstances, when he went over the Rocky Mountains to try his fortune.— 1 [ Brookmire has lately returned from Cal-. meet their notes. transport their bullion 6000 miles, at a . ifornia, with about $15,000 of the dust, theavy costof freight and insurance, aad all of which he with a mint no nearer than New York State, our citizens are still compelled to ensive ap. tion. Hig doanton Intense excitement prevailed among sealers PCe i8\ the victims of the fraudulent operat Warren, in Pennsylvania, bi tions, and many of them have dl ‘gent! compelled to suspend business in consequence of their utter inability to! Hence their rnin, if the rogues are not captured and dug and washed out with made to disgorge their ill-gotten gains.

ND entemmmeeesienoneiemey PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AND SUNDAY MORNING BY . SARGENT & ALBAN. scnitime 1 IN [X. Vehtes Ofee on Broad street, opposite the Placer Hotel. TERMS. For one yoar, in advance $9,00 Six moaths 5,00 Three months 300 One mont, 100 Single copi 3 15 cts. ' (yg No subsoriptions received for less time thanoene moath, Notice to Tax Payers lw NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 18, 1852. San Francisco Advertisements, 4A N FRANCISCO AGENCY.—Wo» Jew ext, Jr. is the Agent for thir pyper for San F-ancisco, andis authorized to reeeive money, sign receipts for the same, and transact other . Traders’ Ioxchange, business relating to newspaper and job printing as the representative of SARGENT & ALBAN, San Francisco Advertisements. The Patrons of the ‘*Nevava JouRNAL,’ vill find a bux at Marriott’s Exchange, corner of Sansome and California streets—and one also at Bonnestell & Williams’ Book and Stationary Store, on Clay, near Kearney street— and one at tse Despatch Printing Office, or Montgomery street, and at the Mechanics and Box No. 1, Montgomery . street, where ail advertisements intended for Epes — . that paper imav be leit, and will be promptly . forwarded. WM. JEWELL, Je., Agent. (7 OU arc hereby notified that I will a . tend and receive from the property . UTTER—100 yi eape heres oa butter, holders of Nevada county, a list of all taxa. Pi be wg of He: ed + lea aad ble property under oath, at the following. ~ 495 4 Ode aoe places and dates, between the hours of 9 0’-. The above is of superior quality, for sale by clock a.m, and 5 o’clock p, 1: In Nevada . J,B, WEIR, — city, Broad street precinct, at the sheriff's 75-3m Sansome st, near Jackson. office on Broai street, on Monday the 26th of . —————-——--—___-—-________ April; at the bookstore of Hirain C, Hodge, . “pag . MERCANTILE HOTEL, and on Main strect, the 27th; at Cayote Hill tho . 28th ; at North Sugar Loaf 29th at Gold Flat . May the 3d; Grass Valley 5th; Boston Ra. vine 6th; Rough and Rsady 7th; Anthony . Honse 9th; Lower crossing of Deer creek . 10th; Kentucky Flat 12th ; Newtown 13th ; Round ‘Tent 15th; MecCourtney’s 19th; Bridgoport 19th; French Corral 20th; Eure. ka 2ist;) Washington 22d; Cineinnati Bar . FF) Restaurant, Front street. one door Pig north of the Pacific Wharf, San wii Francisco This establishment is now open for the reception of permanent and transient boarders The house being centrally located in the business part of the city, and convenient to the . landing of the Sacramento boats, render this to the country merchants one of the most destrable houses in the city. Rooms furnished 24th; Anderson's crossing, Bear river, 26th; . or unfurnished, can be had at reasonable rates Steep Hollow 28th; Porter's crossing, Bear river, Sist Tax payers by attending to the above no. tice will save themselves costs. . Wa. WILSOWS, Assessor. Nevada, April 1852. Tax payers are hereby notified and re. quired to mect me atthe time and places . named in the Acsessor’s notice, to pay therr county and State tax for the year 1852; those . neglecting or refusing to do so, will be put . to cost by such neglect of refusal. { . quartz rock machinery, and having an ex. tensive assortment of patterns on hand, ar JOHN W. GALLAHER, 2 6w Sheriff, N.C. Division of Nevada County into Townships. Nevada township No. 1—-bounded north by the dividing ridge between the South Yuba river and Poor Man’s creck, east by . by the day, week or month, and meals evn be . obtained at any hour in the Restaurant, where . will be found. at all times the best the market affords. 75-3in GEO. BROWN. . ig Sutter Iron Works, Rincon Point, San Francisco. ope ss ENGINES and boilers, machin ery for crushing and pulverizing quartz rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought iron work, water wheel castings, and all kinds of machiuery made to order. Being largely engaged in manufacturing prepared to reccive and exeente orders witl . dispatch, the connty line, south by the dividiny ridges . between Bear river and Deer creck, and west by acontinuation of the line hetween Grass Valley and Rough and Ready townParties wishing further information, or to contract for machinery, by addressing Geo. K Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or Jas. Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, will be promptly attended to. Aug. 30—3m* DANIEL OKESON, TON DENNIE. ps! VPS, Oils, Window Glass, cto, ‘The subsoriber offers for s-le a full assortinent of sizes of [English and French winduw glass from 10 by 12 to 36 by 38. Auso---Paints, oils, Spirits of Turpentine, Varnishes, Putty, Brushes, ete. ete. . } grateful for past faverstrom a generous pubships. Grass Valley township No. 2--bonnded north by township No 1, south aud east by the county live, and west by 2 die north and south fine midway between the towns of . Centreville and Rough and Ready. . Rough and Ready tewuship Ne 3—bourded south and west by the coanty line, east by township No. 2, nort y the dividing ridge between Deer creek and the South Yuba river to the head of Kentucky lar, thence following the ridge north of Ken tucky flat, west to the county line Bridceport township No. 4 — bonndead north and west by the cowry dine, east hy the eastern bonndary of 3 Valley, and soath by towuships No. 1 a j ‘ Grizz'y Bear townshij A onnded north by the county line, east hs a dine nocth and south starting oppo-ite the town of Washington on the dividing ridge, south by towns ip No. Land west bw rownsh No 4 Eureka township No, $-—-bounded north and east by the county line. and south and west by townships No. 4 nud 5 Bear River township No. 7—bevinuing at the termination on Bear river of the dividing line between Grass Valley and Rough and Ready townships, and running thence north upon said line to a point opposite the mouth of the south fork of Wolf creek, commenly called Dry creek, thence to the point between the said Dry creck and Wolf creck at the junction, thence along the dividing ridge between said Dry creek and Wolf creck to the head of Dry creek, thence due eust to Bear river, thence down Bear river to the place of beginning. (Extract from the minntes of the court of Sessions.) THEO. MILLER, CI’k. Dated April 10, 1852. SUPERVISORS OF ROADS Appointed for the year 1852 for the different townships, in Nevada connty, Nevada township--3.M. Coates, G. W. lic, he would still solicit a share of patronage. Rowr. Marsx, Jackson st, 8 doors above Sansome, €9-3m San Francisco. [ ~ Pp. COGSWELL, Dextisr--Ofe fice on the Plaza, next door north of the California Exchange. ‘Teeth filled with pare gold, and warranted for ten years. Operations on terms the most reasonable for cush only. 49-3m DRUGS! DRUGS !—Srory, Reninesf von § Co., Importers, and Wholesale & Dealers in Drugs, Medicraes, Chemiva’s, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Surgical Iustruments, §¢., Agents for Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry Osgoud’s ludian Cholagogue, Corbett’s Shaker’s Sarsaparilla, Graefenberg Company's Medicines, Dr Hunt’s Lifo Flixir, and Hyatt's Balsam;—Stone building, corner of Sansome: wad Merchant sts, San Francisco. Having respectively disposed of our retail stocks and stands, we have this day associated ourselves together for the transaction of a strict. ly Importing, Wholesale and Jobbing business . Vhanktul for the past Itheral patronage of our triends and the public, we solicit a continuance of the same, trusting we shall be enabled, by thus uniting, and by the residence of one of the partners in the Atlantic States, to answer their orders more promptly and satisfactorilly than ever belvre. C. KR. STORY §& CQ, REDINGTON & CO. {raWe are constantly receiving, per clipper ships, and effer for sale, at the lowest market Kidd, Scottand James . Grass Valley township—J. M. Thomas, . C. W. W. Smith, —— Sanford and R. H. . Porter. Rough and Ready township.—bB. Crabtree, John MecCourtney, C. Scleartier Bedford and Christian Boeckman. Sweetlands--A. H. Howard. Bridgport township—James Weaver and William Speer. Washington—Samuel Crumbecker. Steep Hollow—Thomas Beatty and —— ‘Laylor. All persons in the county who by law are required to work upon the public highways, are required to work three days upon the highways of the several townships in which they may reside, ifin the opinion of the Supervisors of their townships itshall be deemed necessary during the present year, and in éase of the failure of any person to attend prepared for work when notified duly, a day's labor shall be estimated at tive dollars. Extract from the minutes of the Court of Nevada county, THEO. MILLER, Clerk. Dated April 10, 1852. Sessions KY Nevada. : : To Aaron Butler, take notice, that a writ of attachment has issued from the office of I W. Roberts, a Justice of the Peace for Rough and Ready township, in said county, on the 29th day of March, 1852, against you and in favor of Perry Early, for the sum of thirtynine and 15-100 dollars, returnable on the 12th of April, 1852, before said Justice, at his office in Kough and Re dy. Unless you appear and answer nt said time and place judgment will be rendored against you for plaintiff’s demand aforesaid, with damages and costs, and your property attached be sold under execution for payment thereof. Given under my hand, at office, at Rough an Heady, this the 29th day of March, 1892. a 93-2 ii. W. ROBERTS, J. P. weer OF CALIFORNIA~-County of . . . prices, for ensh ONLY, large invoices of desirable, Drugs, Menicinns, CusMicans, ete 82-3 7) BESH JEWELRY--JACKS & WOODRUFF, importers of Watches and Jewelry, 274 Montgomery st., between Washington and Merchant sis., San Francisco, have just received per steamer Panama, a large invoice of the most recherche items in watches and jewelry ever landed in this port, consisting of diamond, ruby, emerald, and pins, rings and earrings, fine London, Duplex and lever watches, cased in California gold (by one of their firm in New Yerk,) tea sets, solid gold charms, &c. Silver ware in all its branches. manufactured from native California silver; also California guld specimen and other jowelry made to order, at short notice and reasonable advance, Chronometers rated by transit accurately; chronometer and watch repairing executed in the most thorough manner and warranted. Feb, 12th 1852. 84-1m. ER ST. LAWRENCE and SWORD FISH. Threshing machines, Horse powers; Fanning mills; Platform and store trucks; Cylinder straw cutters; Hay knives; scythes and handles; Grain cradles, ete. etc., for sale by Brrant & Co. corner Sansome and Clay sts. San Francisco. YHE EXTERPRISE UOTEL—-Long Wharf, near Sansome street-—Has just been opened for the reception of boarders and travellers, and can accommodate one hundred lodgers with comfortable and pleasant quarters The attention of citizens and trayeliers is respectfelly directed to this new establishment. ‘T'he proprietors promise the best fare of &86-Im + the market at the vost reasunable rates. Give them @ call 80-3au Feeling . fan Francisco Adverments. Ww. WM. A. WALKER became a partPE ner of mine on the first day of January, i852. We shall continue businees as Commisston Mercuants only, under the style and firm of Stevens, Watker & Co. . WM. H. STEVENS. i LCOHOL—100 bbls 80 and 90 per cent above proof; Pure Spirits and Gin—100 bbls landing ; Otard and Pinet Brandies—100 grand 100 eighth casks, landing ; Tobacco—20 cases, small boxes ; . Powder—100 kegs blasting, Hazard mills; . Cheese — 6050 lbs English dairy; Sup Carb: Soda—1000 lbs English. For sale by Srevens, Warker & Co 96-1m EMOVAL—Bavanr & Co, have removed to che new fire proof warehouse, at the corner of California and Battery streets, where . hey will keep constantly on hand a full stock . f Agricultural Implements, Garden Seeds, . miners’ tools, and a general asgortment of . nardware. 94-Im HAFTING, of Bagnali’s best refined iron, from 2 1-2 to 6 inches in diameter, for sale by CONROY & O’CONNOR, Sansome st, noar Washington, 5S Francisco, 94-Im and 130 J st. Sacramento. XTRACTING GOLD FROM QUARTZ . Messrs. Crirrenpen & New ann have iad in successful operation, for the last three nonths, a new process for the extraction of Gold from Quartz, and are now ready to treat with parties for the saine on liberal terms. The process isthe cheapest, the most rapid, and the most complete ever employed, and can be ittached to stampers, or any other method of crushing the rock. Apply to WM. H. STEVENS, Agent for the proprietors, S9-Im Battery st, bet. Clay and Wagehinton. Information ANTED of Stephen C. Stanley, who left Cincinnati March 1850. The last time heard from, he was mining on Steamboat ar, North Fork ef North Yuba river. He was about six feet high, isa sheet iron worker by trade—has been reported that he left the above place to return hone, and was murdered on the road to Downieville, or between Downieville and the Negro Tent. Any information will be thankfully received by addressjing Wa. T. GARRETT, { Of the firm of Garrett & Moore, B-2w Hallet st. San Francisco. } ‘ _ . KF, ARGENTI and Co. BANKERS, Montgomery st, bet. Clay and Commercial. —Keferto and draw on— Brown, Bros & Co. New York, . Brown, Shipley and Co. Liverpool, Samucl Nicholson and Co, New Orleans, Browns and Bowen, Philadelphia, James Adger and Co, Charleston, . Morrell and Dickey, Mobile, . ‘LT B Curtis Esq, Boston, Geo B Cumming, Savannth. Alex Brown and Son, Baltimore Good clean Gold dust bought at $17, per oz. and forwarded, covered by inenrance, to the Unnited States, 76-3 . RTECS LT PS RE OE . Express Hotel, AND MILK DEPOT, Kept by D. Phelps, foot of Main and Broa

streets, Having enlarged my dining room and made some other improvements, I am now prepared, in addition*te my former business to accomodate boarders and travollers on the most reasunable terms. Hoard and lodging per week, $16,00 Board per week, 7 So rd and lodging per day 3,50 tail : 1 00 Lodging 50 Milk, per quart, 50 + * glass y D, PHEL Ps, Nevada, Nor. 218 , 1851 The fine steamer Miarysville will makeregular trips to and from Sacramento aud Marysville on each alternate day. The Marysville is the best finished boat of her class in California, draws 12 inches of water, only. She has run between Sacramento and Marysville the past summer during the lowest stage of water. 94-tf Xe Marysville Packet.; The steamer J. BRAGDON, / E Thos. W. Lyles, master, will leave on her first trip on Friday, Jan: 9th, 1852, at4 o'clock P. M. For freight or . passage, apply on board at Pacific st. Wharf jor to . WADSWORTH ¢ RAVESIES, Agents. Sansome st. near Washington, wp stairs (Achy Look Out for the Change. THE STAGES FORMERLY LEA. VING the Crescent City Hotel will, on and after Sunday, March 21, 1852, leave the Orleans Hoe tel, on second street, between J. and K. EVERY morning, Daily running to Rough and Ready, Grass Velley, Nevada City, Mormon Island, Coloma, Georgetown, Mud and Diamond springs,Placerville, Drytown.Jackson, Mokelumne Hill, Ophir, Auburn, Stockton and Sonora. General Stage Office at Orleans Hotel, N. B. Passengers bocking their names will be called for in any part of the Gity. 96-1m Staging vs. Time. S. MAIL TELEGRAPH LINF, for e Rough and Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada city. On and after Friday, March 26th, the above Line of Stages will run as follows:—Leaving the Orleans Hotel, ( formerly left the Crescent City Hotel) at 7 o’clock every morning, passing through Johnson’s Ranch, Rongh and Ready, Grass Va!ley, and arriving at Nevada at 5 o’clock P. M. the same day. Returning, will leave the Nevada Hotel, Nevada, every morning at 6 o'llock, passing through the above places, and arriving at Sacramento City in season to connect with the steamer Antelope for San Francisco, same day. : HAWORTH & SWIFT, Pro's. Successors to James Birch. N. B.—This Line will run oh Sundays. Vassengers securing their seats at the General Stage Office, Orleans Hotel, 2d street, . will be called ter. 98-tf Battery 8. near Washington. . POPULAR S8O0N4G,, Tam Sitting on the Stile, Mary. 1 am sitting on the stile, Mary, here we sat side by side On a bright May morning, long ago, When first you were my bride. . The corn was springing fresh and green, . And the lark sang loud and high, And the red was on thy lips, Mary, And the love bright in your eye. . The place is little changed, Mary, . The day is bright as then, . The lark’s loud song is in my evr, i} ! And the corn is green again ; Bat I miss the eoft clasp of your band, And your breath warm on my cheek ; And I still keep listning for the words You never more may speak. ’Tis but a step down yonder lane, i And the little church stands near— kK The chureh where we were wed, Mary, } L see the spire from here ; a NO. i03 . to get it back in the shape of coin they . his own hands, must pay still more, besides submitting to. vexatious delays, and being otherwise inconvenienced by time, distance and trouble. Tarn it in which way we will, this is the naket fact. As to the comparison of expense between New Orleans and New York, tho premises are untenable. Any large working establishment, whether mint, a manufactory,or a sugar estate, will always be main. tained at a greater pro rata expense,according to the diminished amount of work performed. The salaries of the officers, the buildings and the machinery, are very much the same at N. Orleans as they are ut the Philadelphia Mint, and give the same quantity of work, and the expense will be nearly, # not quite equalized. To men of discernment, this As it is very apt t pour when it rains, his wife received le) gacies during his absence,to the amoun vf $10,000, falling to her oy the deattf] of some relations in Scotland. Arctic Traverens.— We learti from the Galena Daily Advertiset o' Feb. 25, that Count Charles de 14 Guiche and two servants, and Dr. Joh: Rae, arrived in that town on the 23¢, of that month, from St. Paul, put uj! at the Broadley House, and left fo Chicago the next morning. ( Dr. Rae has been making some ex plorations in the Arctic regions for th pust two years, being one of thu man: explorers who have made an attemp to find a trace of Sir Jchn Franklin’ But the grave yard lays between, Mary, And ma steps might break your rest, For P’ve laid you, darkag, down to sleep, matter should be very clear; but it is not 80 to the advocates of the New York branch. If there be any advantage ac. Expedition. He brings no news o With your baby on your breast. I’m very lonely now, Mary, For the poor make no new friends, ] But, oh! they love thore better, far, . The few our Father sends; And you were all I had, Mary, . My blessing and my pride. ' There is nothing left to care for now, Since my poor Mary died. Yours was the good brave heart, Mary, That still hept hoping on, When the trust in God had left my soul, And my arm’s young strength was gone, There was comfort ever on your lip, And a kind look on your brow; Oh ! I bless you for that same, Mary, Though you can’t hear me now. I thank you for that kindly look, When your heart was fit to break, When the hunger pang was gnawing thee And you hid it for my sake ; I bless you for the loving word, When your heart was sad and sore — Oh! I’m thankful you are gone, Mary, Where grief can’t reach you more. I’m bidding you a long farewell, My Mary, kind and true, But [ll not forget thee, drrling, In the land I’m going to; They say there’s bread and work for all, And the sun shines always there, But Til not forget my native land Were it fifty times as fair. And often in those grand old woods I'll sit and shut my eyes, And my heart will travel back again To the place where Mary lies ; . And I'll think . see the little stile, . ‘Vhere we sat side by side, . And the apringing corn g: bright May morn When first you were my bride SN ALY A ATARI . . The California Mint Bill, The Bill to establish an U. S. Mint in . this State, besides encountering consid. exahis opposition in Congress, from the usual sources of dislike to everything Californian, and from political speculators, who look to a change in the speculation, and would fain make capital of this measure for another Congress, and also from those members who,even when favorable to a bill, always give their voice and vote grudgingly—appears to have run against another difficulty, and no less an one than the everlasting and omnipresent plea of expense. wits. It appeared to one Senator during the discussion incidental to the intros border, the more frightful are the sto2]duction of the Navy Yard Bill, a8 we . ries. mentioned in our remarks on that subject yesterday. In connection with the claim which has been urged by the friends of the Mint proposed for New York City, this question of expense is likely to prove injurious to our bill. By our last advices from Washington, . we are told that the probable great cost ofa Mint in this State, is to form one grand objection to it, and it is so considered by the frienis of the New York Mint, and will so be urged. They say that it would be a ‘great saving’ to have . California bullion coined after its arrri. val in New York, besides being equally . convenient to the remitters of gold, and the returning ‘Californians,’ to » Mint . on our shores. They also urge the fact of the coinage at New Orleans the past year, having cost the Government two and a half times as much as the money coined at Philadelphia. But we deny . the justness of the argument that it) would be equally as convenient to the . people of this State, whether transient or permanent citizens, to have the coinage of our gold done in New York.— Aside from the evident propriety of hav. ing a Mint where all, within a fraction, . of the gold of our country is found, both travellers and remitters will appreciate the convenience of being able to affix a a certain value to those remittances, besides that, many of the toiling labarers will be enabled to realize at the Mint, the intrinsic value of the fruite of that labor, and thus obviate the necessity of surrendering a shure of their profits to, the banker or other purchaser of the . dust,if indeed they be not doubly taxed . by paying a premium for ‘Bills on New . York. And more than this, it may not always be convenient for the Government to advance,as it does now, the val. This ter. ult. forty U. S. troops rible bugbear has presented itself with . Florida. 1t is understood that the Govevery proposition that has come up for} ernment is determined to remove the}. ,, + ‘ . consideration in Congress, providing for . remaining portion of the Seminoles now . ling, involving a very large amount o' the wants of California, and has nearly . in Florida. A late number of the Ocala. méney, has, for a few days past enfrightened several members out of their . Conservator says : . Uncle Sam intends in earnest to foreo . they suddenly stopped payment, deseemingly lost explorers. He wa cruing to the community in which such . rather of Opinion that a majouity of thi an establishment is located, it should be . Party were alive-—that their ships ha awarded to that State whose crop is pro. been crushed in the ice, and that the’ duced‘ consummate in the birth.’--Alta. were among the Esquimaux, or pet oe haps wandering but not lost, and th: . A deacon in the town of F-—, was! ® popes of ga geld Fay yet ye remarkable Sor the facility with whieh jfound alive. It is gratifying to see s wer dy a te) much faith manifested by etperience he quoted scripture on all occasions. : pe tae: i . arctic explorers 4s to the probabilit' The divine word was ever at his . of their being alive. tongue’s end, and all the trivial as well A bill to consolidate the tree M as important occurrences of life furnished occasions for quoting the lan-. nicipalities of New Orleans, into or guage cf the Bible. What is better, . city, passed the house on the 13th ult however, the exemplary man always . by a vote of 77 to 2; and as the Ne 'made his quotations the standard of . Orieans papers say, has received thi action. One hot day he was engaged . sanction of the Governor. The bi in mowing, with his hiied man, who/to unite Lafayette into the same mu Per leading off, the deaco. following) nicipal government passed the ne in his swath, conning his apt quota-. day. This is regarded as a great an . tions, when the man suddenly sprang! favorable movement to the prosperit . from the swath just in time to escape . of the city, and is a most witherin a wasps’ nest. commentary upou those of this eit} “What is the matter?” hurrled'y in-. who, at one time, wished to divid» . quired the deacon. jinto several municipalities. “Wasps!” was the laconic reply. The Hungarians and Poles at Alep “Pooh!” said the deacon, * the . po, who, to save their lives, had be} wicked flee when no man pursueth,. come Mussulmen, have nearly all le but the righteous are as bold asa lion.” . Turkey. Mr. Marsh, our Minister And taking the workman’s swath, he. the Porte for the last two years, h moved buts step, when a swarm of . been continually most active in the the brisk insects settled about his ears, . behalf, in his endeavors to obtain e and he was forced to retreat with ma-. ther the liberation of the refugees i ny a painful sting and in great discom. general or ameliorations in their pos fiture. tion. “Aha!” shouted the other, witha} Ararsr ora Surrosrp Matt Ropar chuckle, “‘ the prudent man foreseeth/—The postmaster at Greensburg, Pa the evil and hideth himself, but the. arrested on the National Road. on th simple pass on and are punished!” . 20th ult. a man named R. Green, cha The “aed aéacon Ame found his 8°4 with robbing the U. S. mail in Vi . ginia. He was lodged in Greensbur P : ; Pheer equal in making application of the 8@-) jail, and the testimony against him cred writings, and thereafter was not ‘said to be very strong.—New Orlean known to quote scripture in the mow-. Picayune. ing field. _ Gen. Wool has written a letter oppo a sing Kossuth's doctrine of intervention. ITEMS FROM THE ATLANTIC. Lola Motez has been serenaded ir Tue Kroripa Inpraxs.—On the 2lst, Richmond. ov thatthe on . GREAT DEFALCATION IN NEW YORK. A case of false pretenses or swindn _ {gaged the attention of the police o The further you get from the Indian . New York city, and on Suilar two Y f heretofore irreproachable charThe peoplo on the border koep. n° , ig their ground; sua though much annog ele named Willet NW. Hawkins, and ed with the thoughts of losing their prosane N. Winn, were arrested by the perty by thefts, will not run. The In-. police, on an affidavit of Mr. Cyrus dians must leave soon; Gen. Blake,with . Scofield. —_—‘It_ s-ems that these indi. his Arkansas deputation, and among! viduals have for some time past been them Billy Bowleg’s sister, will soon be jextensively engaged in the gold dust among them to make the lust Pe a for business, at the corner of Broadway P ‘ a peaceable remoyal; if this fail, } ro seen a letter tocee his Tadicees . and John st, and that to enable them Gov. Brown to Capt. Province of this. t® carry on their business successfully place, in which his excellency states, ‘n. 4nd extensively they have borrowed plan bas been approved of at Washing. large sums of money from various Wall . babi the speedy removal of the Inprtgereenipg and others on short cre: Hip . dit, which in many cases have been We are of the opinitn that force will refunded, together with a handsome have to be used in their removal, atlp for the 1 thi least sufficient to convince them that. onus ‘or the oan, but on the 7th inst: them toleave. Once convinced of this. l#ring that they had been robbed by fact,we think they will come in and One Pliny White, an agent of their suffer themselves to be carried to Ar-. concern, who had the whole of their kansas without a struggle. . gold dust and funds in his possession. umor states that on that day they had borrewed upwards of $100,000. This statement of theirs to their creditors, many of whém had _ borrowed large amounts for the purpose of loanjing them to Messi's. Winn & Law. kins, in order to obtain the handsome . premium offered by them for the use of the loans, had, as may be supposed, © eye is commanded by Capt Eden Tib-. ® considerable effect upon them, and — betts of Salem.—N. O. Picayune. thé greatest exertions were made by Tue Wnheetaarnow Emicrant Re. . the police to trace thé fugitive White, TURNED.—Many of our readers, says the . but without avail, though it was ascerSyracuse Journal, will remember the ac. tained that he had been seen in the we oe poo in all the newspapers, city during the last week. ‘The nony two years ago,of a California Em-. arrest ot the alleged offender led the grant, who crossed the plains on foot creditors to believe he had and alone, with a wheelbarrow contain. ; Byng ae ith aie in concert with Messrs. Winn & Hawing all bis earthly goods. that is,his pro-. ,. visions, clothes, pa kee. in that Ruben: kins, and that they had induced him A Bark on tur Onto.—A_ beautiful . bark is now being built near the mouth of the Licking river, opposite Cincinnati. She mensures about 350 tons, is 115 feet long, 26 beam, and depth of hold 12 feet. She will bo towed to N. Orleans on the first rise of water, in ballast, where the will receive cargo, thence she will sail for Salem, prepa'atory to going into a foreign trade. The Buckue of the bullion, which may arrive in . ble vehicle,and outstripping in his march . tO tun off, that they, together with him, . New York,the state of the Treasury benumbers who started for the land of} might share the profits of the operaing alone the guide or authority for . gold with more showy and ex these advances, and it has happened, . pointments; his naine was and may happen again, that the I'reas,and he is an Irishman. ury may be without a surplus. it certainly would seem plain to men left a wife and family in very of the mest ordinary intelligence, that . circumstances, when he went over the Rocky Mountains to try his fortune.— 1 [ Brookmire has lately returned from Cal-. meet their notes. transport their bullion 6000 miles, at a . ifornia, with about $15,000 of the dust, theavy costof freight and insurance, aad all of which he with a mint no nearer than New York State, our citizens are still compelled to ensive ap. tion. Hig doanton Intense excitement prevailed among sealers PCe i8\ the victims of the fraudulent operat Warren, in Pennsylvania, bi tions, and many of them have dl ‘gent! compelled to suspend business in consequence of their utter inability to! Hence their rnin, if the rogues are not captured and dug and washed out with made to disgorge their ill-gotten gains.