March 28, 1852 (4 pages)

so VOU. 1, San Francisco Advertisements, . fey ELL, Jr. isthe Agent for this pauper for San PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AND SUNDAY . F-ancisco, and is authorized to reeeive snoney, MORNING BY sign receipts for the same, and transact other re ; business relating to newspaper and job printSARGENT & ALBAN. ing as the representative of SARGENT & ALBAN, Ofhce on firoad street, opposite the Placer [ Hotel. San Francisco Advertisements, TERMS, For one year, in advance $9,009 . oT a tpt nths a of Sansome and California streets—and one . market, hen 8 x 1 00 . also at Bonnestell & Williams’ Book and StaSingle 6 pis 15 cts. . tlomary Store, on Clay, near Kearney street— a . and one at tae Despatch Printing Office, on 3 No subseriptions received for less time . Montgomery street, and at the Mechanics and . . thanene moath, . Traders’ Exchange, Box No. 1, Montgomery nc arte pr re . eee where all advertisements intended for : Tous . that paper may be leit, and will be promptly Union Hotel. . forwarded. WM. JEWELL, Jr., Agent. Broad Street, Nevada city, Cal. a Sinig-daks BY B. F. DICKERMAN, UTTER—100 firkins prime table butter, ( Formerly the * Placer Hotel ’’) BB 45 casks of 33 Ib kegs in pickle, R AS recently been refitted and furnished, 50 do 15 lb do do, _ making it one of the most de sirable and 25 do 10 1b do do, . pleasant stopping places in the mountains Accommodations for lodging good, either in separate rooms or not, as nay be required. Board and lodging per week $12; Board 810. Board und lodging per day $2,50. 92-3m Lodging House. PHE undarsigned having leased the Bar . The above is of superior quality, for sale by J, B, WEIR, Sansome st, near Jackson. MERCANTILE HOTEL, and Restaurant, Front street, one door north of the Pacific Wharf, Sun Francisco. 75-3m Room lodging apartments of the Gregory This establishment is now open for the reHouse, is ready to accommodate all those who . ception of permanent and transient boarders. may wish lodging by the night or week. ‘he . The house being centrally located in the busibeds and rooms have been thorougbly renovat. ness part of the city, and convenient to the edv andthe pledges himself to keep them in. landing of the Sacramesto boats, render this good order at all times, . to the country merchants one of the most de76-tt ‘HO, O KILBOURN. . sirable houses in the city. Rooms furnished or unfurnished, ean be had at reasonable rates, \HANGE HOTEL, Frontst. . hy the day, week or month, and meals cen be ‘gh K and L, directly apposite the . obtained at any hour in the Restaurant, where < iaANncdings, Sa ty He Any a re pu . will be found at all times the best the market hat $e deletes gS ROR eg. te Re 75-3m GEO, BROWN. 6-14 Prater & Levyarp, Propr’s : oni cea pt ie . 5} RET ee roe ry Quartzville Hotel & Store. . Sutter Iron Works, BY BEAUCLERK AND BUTSCH’ . Rineon Point, San Franciseo. o> Wood's Rayine, formerly, James’. C1 TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin~J Store. We would inform our friends, . 59) ery for crushing and pulverizing quartz t we have lately built a uew house at the . rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought a! stand, and are now prepared to accom= . iron work, water wheel castings, and all 1 date the public with Board and Lodging . kinds of machinery made to order on the most reasonable terns. : Being largely engaged in manufacturing . Provisions and Liquors, of all kinds for quartz rock machinery, and having an ex sale 69-3m J _ . tensive assortment of patterns ou hand, are . TISCONSIN HOUSE anp ‘TEN Pen . prepared to receive and execnie orders witl . VY \lley, in Newtown, for saley The un. dispatch. . dersicned offers the above property for sale on Parties wishing further information, ¢ , the most favorable terms. The situation is . contract for machinery, by addressing Geo. ove of the most favorable, Any person wish. K Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or. ing fo engage in the bo house business, . Jas, Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, will . will do weli to call on the premises and learn pisi , " Fs . : y atiende ;. further particulars. ‘The Alley is in eompiete . af give idbeny led to . ord JOUN SMITH. . LLM ht JOUN DENNIE, . Feb 2. 1862.—82-1m* . DANIEL ORES WOR SALE OR b ENT—The house situ. . PAINTS, Oils, Window Glass, ete, The ated on Wood's Ravine, known as the subscriber offers for s-le a full assortment Quartzville Hotel and Store, together with . of sizes of English and French window glass the furniture. bar ives, lot and adjoining . from 10 by f2 to 36 by 38. farm fenced in, ready for cultivation, This. — Arso---Paints, oils, Spirits of Turpentine, house is doing a large business at the present . Varnishes, Putty, Brushes, ete. ete, Fecling time, being in thea centre of the quartz re. erateful for past favorsfrom a generous pubgion. It will be disposed of low the pro. Jie, he would still solicit a share of patronage. prietors are el rg uD their business to retarn Rovr. Marsn, to the Stl Por further particulars eng uir Jackson st, 8 doors above Sansome, on the premises 0 69-3in San Francisee. . AUCLERK & BUTSCH. EAS : $3-lm* . } D. COGSWELL, Deytist--OfNavara Hatal & Ss, 4 Te _Be fiece on the Plaza, next door north of Nevada Hotel & Stage Office, the California Exchange. Teeth filled with . ‘ treet. Nevada City ; pure gold, and warranted for ten years. Opyee enbe shave the pl of anerations on terms the most reasonable for . nouncing to the nie generally that they eh. Th 1852 , ‘ cash only. 49-3m have ivased t ul well known hotel, for + am Se eer a ord iy yp rt Phe Nevada 38, Ue gq URUGS! DAUGS!-—-srory, Renine“ tie saps Mish blab hie ated € 7 pos ¢ Co., linporters, and Wholesale » travellers seeking a temBc. 4 ; : ne, that ean perhans be found in no Drugs, Medicmes, Chemira!s, other hotel in the TI j Perfumery, Fancy Articles, nents ure well ventilat ed Surgical Instruments, §., at all times with elk and eomfo » bed. Agents for Wistar’s balsam of Wild Cherry, » . Osgood’s Indian Cholagogue, Corbett’s Shaker’s Sarsaparilla, Graefenberg Company’s the market affords. ir isalways sup. Medicines, Dr Hunt's Life Elixir, and Hyatt’s plied with the ehoicest segars and lique s. In. Balsam;—Stone building, corner of Sansome short, th ictors beg leave to assure the . and Merchant sta, San Francisco, table wi! varicty y . for which the highest market ind53m San Francisco Advermentas. scriber has followed the butter business -. THE MOSQUITO KINGDOM. MPORTER OF BUTTER.—The sub. NEVADA JOURN NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1852. As the San Juan route of emigrarious ,in the Atlantic States for several years, he tion to California, passes through the is now permanently located in San Fran cisco, and will spare no pains nor expense \in bringing a goed article to this market. . His butter is all packed at the dairies— . not repacked in New York—in 25 and 100} . territory of this sham government, its name lias become familiar to all our jreaders. But of its history and the ;pounds packages ; and being expressly put} probability of its ever being an object . The Patrons of the *Nevaoa Journat,” . Up for sale here, he feels justified in saying . ill find a box at Marriott’s Exchange, corner . the quality will be found equal te any. in this . JAS. PATRICK, Battery street 69Lm To Miners in Quartz. pressly for examing quartz rock. Also pocket Counpasses, magnets, thermometers, pocket spy-glasses, surceyor’s compasses, theodolites, leveling instruments, ete. ete. Instruments of every description made to order, Repairs exeeuted in the best manner. Orders by express punctnally attended to. THOs. TENNENT, Mathematical and Nautical Instrument maker, Montgomery st., hoad of Long Wharf; over the bankine house of Drexel, Sather & Church, San Francisco. 63-ly FORTH BEACH STEAM SAWING anp 4 Prankina Miers, foot of Mason street. . The undersigned are now prepared to furnish irom their yards, and to order, almost every variety of lumber, suitable for building purposes, wharves, etc. Sawing, Planing and Grooving will be done at the shortest possible notice, and at the lowest current rates. Orders may be left at the office, 271 Montgomery street, or at the mill. Lumber will be carted to any part of the city for one and a half dollars per 1000 feet. WILLIAMS, MEIGGS, & CO. 75-Im O° ce, Montgomery st. San Francisco. rT HN Sto may. JOHN PERRY & Co., . EALERS in Exchange, Gold Dust, State and City scrip. For sale, exchange on New York, Boston. Philadelphia and St Louis. W axrer Cle Anke usd Bie -arrants. paid. Office in Naglee’s building, (formerly oceupied by Gregory’s xpress.) 51-2m Burnham and Mann’s MARKET. Pacific st, bet Battery and Front, San Francisco. Fresh and salt provisions, an d vegetabl of} at) < " . . prices suiting the times, Wholesale and retail. . good frame houses, some of them of all kinds, constantly on handand e ny 2e Jix Alfred and Emile. ~ 00 Ibs linseed oil; 2000 Ibs butter, 70 bbis ale vod porter; 400,009 cigars; claret in boxes and hhds; perfumery, cherry cordial, champagne ; port wine; six cases fire arms ; 300 boxes sperm candles ; fancy goods, woolen socks, inerinos J. G. SCHRODER and Co. Sansome, bet, Clay and WashingtonMahony and Garniss, GENERAL BROKERS. Commercial Exchange for all Nations, cor. of California and Sansome sts. M. & G. have constantly on hand and for srie, assorted invoices of provisions, clothing, crockery, hardware, barley, oats, corn. flour, ete. ete. 54 3in * ' Manufacturing Jeweler. eQ JOHN W. TUCKER, Montgomes LCP), ry street, 1 N. of Sacramento, st. Uke San Francisco Cal, Every descriptioa ot Jewelry manutactared from California gold, to order or otherwise. Deuutiful speeimen work always on band. All the latest styles of ladies and gents jewelry. Diamond work and gold and silver ware of all deseriptions received by every steamer: also, goldand silver watches, heavily cased for the market. Country orders promptly attended to. 5 To ensure delivery, persons will please send the r orders per Reynolds & Co , Newel; price will be . ~ orth side, . ted, not over-cleanly in appearance.— public th effort shall be wanting on their Hay ing respectively disposed of our retail! @ (14 °° adams § Co., and Freeman & Co’s. part to make the Nevada, in every respect, the . Stocks and stands, we have this day associated . Bnitodsa’: 62-3m HoreL OF TRB PLACE. ourselves together for the transaction ofa strict" ee cod Board and lode er week, $17.00 in ad’ee . ly Importing, Wholesale and Jobbing business 4 ~ “¢ Board withourlodgiug 1400 ** . Thankful for the past liberal patronage of our} bunker Hill Restaurant. Board and lodging per day 200 « . friends and the public, we solicit a continuance Montgomery st, near Clay, San Francisco. Board without lodging 2.50" .** of the same, trusting we shall be enabled, by EEERS to business men the convenience Stages for Sacramento city, every morning; thas uniting, and by the ‘ residence of one of of location in the centre of the business for Marysville, every other moraing. . the partners in the Atlantic States, to answer] 7. s city; Its bill-of fare comprises TY ae ANDERSON & BEENS . their orders more promptly and satisfactorilly PAN of the stor % ya paella —— _— . * . the choicest selections from the proverbially —— — 3 than ev-r before, pth aL of San ieenninaa: Toca California Hotel, ro hee STORY & CO. exce tent AM . 0 sat ; WNCIS _ Pty. R } 1 Ready.) REDINGTON §& CO, ing rooms furnished with all the requisites (hough and jeoady, >» We are constantly receiving, per clipper! for comfort. Terms moderate. Ts subscriber having purchased and . 2.) Pen, Te van 1eieae ences ] ’ i and offer for sale. at the lowest market 50-Lm J. V.C. TELLER. refitted the above house, formerly kept A . : 3, for cash ONLY, large invoices of de— ‘ ~~ y ). YY — re, is a ae ca sirable, Dkvas, Mepicines, Cuemicas, ete . Juseph Genella, tetrain the traveling public will be the . 82-3m p Pn of i ; i ee N Montgomery street, near Jackson, has wr . lust moved into his new fire-proof store, constant aim of the proprictor of the Caiion : dik eS , tal * . tan ¢ * . . tat 4 > a a , Ie >. ‘ fornia Hotel to render it a quiet and com ~RESH JEW ELBY--JACKS &) 7) opened the largest assurtmont of Crockefortable stopping place for the traveler, and . War DRO FF, importers of VV atches . py, Glass and Hollow ware, Cutlery, Looking . and Jewelry, 274 Montgomery st., between] Glasses, chandeliers, ete, that ean be found a home for the regular boarder. . . The bar and table are furnished with the . Washington and Merchant sts., San Fran-. on the shores of the Pacifie; and he pledges best the country affords, and in all the ap. ciseo, have just received per steamer Pana-. himself to sell goods of the best quality at the . ma,alarge invoice of the most recherche! most reasonable rates. , . items in watehes and jewelry ever landed in. Particular attention paid to selecting wares . this port, consisting of diamond, ruby, emer. forhotels. 50-1o ald, and opal pins, rings and earrings, fine . Sot ree . Londen, Duplex and lever watches, cased IL.--Bailey & Gilbert, Oil ManJustice of the Peace in California gold (by one of their firm in ufacturers Pine street, between sansome AND . New Yerk,) tea sets, solid gold charms, &c. and Battery, have on hand and are constant ATTORNEY AT LAW . Silver ware in alt its branches. mannfac. ly manufacturing pure bleached sperm Oil, 4 . tured from native California silver; also Cal-. well recommended for machinery ; bleached GRASS VALLEY, . ifornia geld specimen and other jewelry made] polar Oil, and Winter strained Lard Oil, in Nevada County, . to order, at short notice and reasonable ad-{ packages to suit purchasers, and the quality . vance, cuarantied. QUTATE OF CALIFORNIA, county 0 . "ue lndatiane rated by transit accurately;. On Hand—3000 gallons pure sperm Oil; KD Nevada, ss, District court, 10th judicia . chronometer and watch’ repairing executed . 15.000 gallons Polar Oil; 3000 gals Lard samara ¥. Potere’:¥6: Wendell Bask. to" inthe myst acana manner and warranted. area gals winter auntine Pelee i bert 8. Sinclair, Thomas J. Pyatt, Bergen . sasha Pes scape a pies seta 5 ? , Dan Paid y Hi Low, Randolph Low, Rene Pantoens . 7) En BT. LAWRENCE, an4 SWORD and G teemer. nTS The people of the state of California to . fatale machines, Wendel! Buck, Robert 5 Sinclair, Thomas Horse powers; J Pyatt, Bergen H Low, Randolph Low, Panning mille: Rene Pardesus, and G W Reemer, greeting: Platform and store trucks; You are hereby notified that on the 29th Cetindae stra Wann tharesday of Decerber, 4 b 1851, suit was comHay knives; seythes and handles; menced against you by the plaintiff in said (ik ies atotiloa ate: eth. fox wake be court to recovel the sum of seven hundred mid Brranr & Co. thirteen dollar and thirty five cents, now . corner Sansome and Clay sts. You are therefore required aw Sie opie pointments of the house every attention will be given to neatness and good order. 86-3m B. CRABTREE. C. F. SMITH. Steam /ngines AND MINING MACHINERY. N assortment of Steam Engines, mining Pi Pumps, saw mill powor, and various mechinery for quartz mining, received direct from the best makers, for sale by Darina & Co. Office cor Sansome and Clay sts. San Franeisco. A large Quartz machine, crushing by rolluc and unpaid. ers of great power, 8 1a tobe por ape P y ~ -and answer the complaint of said . se i ' vi ing an Co ieee within aie uionths from this date . fh hed EXTERPRISL HUTEL—Lior heavy gearing oer agegs ba of super: or said plaintiff will take judgment against Wharf, near Sansome strect—Has jist} Workmauship. Apply as above. . : vi ave 83-1m hs The aes aaid som, with damages, Mm i cian lea you by defanit for said tate ob late ; travellers, and can accommodate one hundrec . >>> ; wee interest, and costs, any te rk of ‘the lodgers with comfortable and pleasant qnay Robert Josephi and Co. . Bes air ar, cler } Tho satin Py Se ay, ' . * y, Witness, Theodore i he 10th P suAlotal tie The attention of citizens and traveller Inpri ters, Manuficwerers and dealers in Watchdistrict court for the 10th ) «. is respecticlly directed to this new establishes, Jewelry, Watch materials, §c. SPAT. ai ctrict, Nevada county, with the seal ment. ‘The proprietors promise the best fare of ai Peta Washington street : ixed, this : dav ot November, AD 1851.) the market at fe n ost reasonable rates. Give ry ‘ “pte lings Mii zed, this. 28th maya t! ! S0-3ine Bet. Montgomery and Kearny. 56-2m 1 -3m* Juno. MitLer. enya call 86-lm been opened for the reception of boarders ang of importance to the world, we know but little. The following sketch, hiwht sea) 15-43 , . between Jackson and Pacific streets, . Which throws some ligh’ on the sub San Francisco ject, we take from the correspondent ofthe 5. F. Picayune. It is worthy resting : . “Greytown, San Juan de Nicaragua, . jor San Juan del Norte, (the last is a! ‘sort of compromise uame,) I found to . ibe much more of a town than I had . ‘expected. It is situated on a point of . ‘land which divides the harbor from a . deep lagoon, which is connected with . . the river some two miles above its en(trance intothe bay. The ground on . 'which the town is built has evidently . been thrown up by the action of the . sea, and is of course but little eleva-. ted above the surface of the water. . It never overflows, however, as the ac. tion of the tides is almost imperceptable. As might be judged from its origin, the soil is nearly all sand; but such is the productiveness of this coun. try that the surface is covered with a’ fine coat of grass throughout the year, . while behind the town a considerable growth of timber is visible, rendered . nearly impassible, as is so frequently the case in the tropics, by the dense jundergrowth, and the numerous vines, . The old town which is composed al. together of native huts, built ot bam. boos and thatched with palm, is regu. larly laid out, but as might be expec: . . The new town, however, is thorough. y American, and boasts many very . It adjoins the old . jconsiderable size. . village, and . presents quite a bustling appearance. It has six or saven ho-. jtels, and a population of some six hun. \dred—all men, of course. Property . jis held at pretty high prices, as much . as ten thousand dollars being asked for fifty vara lots; but, of course,merely on speculation. ‘Two thousand was . paid a day or two ago for one which I . did not consider very valuable. The harbor, though small, is very snug, being completely land-locked.— Towards the head of it the water is, in places, shallow, but throughout the . greater part of it there is abundant . water, with good ancherage. ‘There . are at present seventeen or eighteen . sailing vessels in port, together with . no less than four men-of-war, not to . mention the Mosquito,which is a small . schooner, navigated by Englishmen. . The town holds a charter from the . Mosquito government, under which a . set of municipal officers have been elected, a police established, and the . poor declared tree. Good order prevails, and one would think himself’ in an American town, were it not for the . hybrid flag (the Cross of St. George, . with blue and white stripes,) which fleats before the station house. ‘The town has, however, been heretofore completely English. Zhe English Consul is President of the Council; a majority of the members hail from Great Britain, and the three Americans who hold official positions, are completely in the same interest. This being the case, Americans have stood no chance here, and everything which could be done to throw impediments . in the way of the Canal Company, and the transit passengers, has been done. The firing into the Prometheus, however, brought down the Saranac steamer, with Commodore Parker on board, and the Albany sloop-of-war, . and sinee their arrival things have! changed wonderfully. Americans who . used to boast of having “Inglish hearts” —(it was most common, I as. sure you,) have begun to find them rather uncomfortable articles to carry arround, and are now trying hard to . getrid of them, while the stars and . stripes are floating from almost every . heuse-top. In fact, it is with ditliculs ty the people are restrained from setting up an independent government, a . thing they will assuredly do, unless something extraordinary happens. The advent of the Saranac !)rought down the British frigate Calypso, . the Albany was followed by the Arroigant, a forty-feur gun ship. ‘Two other British frigates are expected ; and it is rumored that two American ones . are on the way; so you will se San . ‘. Juan is not such an unimportant place The population is, as might be expected, a very mixed one. There are . some two hundred natives, some fifty or sixty Mosquitos, about one huni : press . to ride. Fo SALE, a fine assortment of magnifyof a careful perusal, and is quite inte. ‘ ing glasses, of various powers, mado ex— — ee i ean ET I ~ ~ ecceeatncene aig goign ea ‘dred and fifty Frenchmen and Ger-/. dance I am unable to state; the mou . mans, and pe: haps two hundred Amert#!ns, however, have never been h prospected, one reason being that the icans and Englishmen. The people ‘is not a road in the country. To read ;are very hospitable, but terribly dissi‘Miewilelds, Gem San Jean’ vel yt . pated—much more sv than in San have to go to sea, and coast along t Francisco. In every house you en-. you enter the river. As soon as a pop ‘ter, you find a table with bottles, glas. Jation of some three or four thousand pe ses and cigars, and if you do not drink sons settle down in San Juan. the ba at least two or three times, you are country will begin to be opened, a looked upon as a prodigy of temper. fH cs wealth of Mosqnitodom d ance. The hours of business extend ae edad mike of ‘San Jue bet from seven or eight in the morning till’ gonolude. The climate is pleasant, t about four in the afternoon,when work thermometer ranging from 80 to 84d is over, and the inhabitants sally forth! grees. with a fine sea breeze nearly jthe time. ‘lhe only drawback is th rain. which is incessant for eight mont Moseuiti a Sid appa per the year, and semi-incessant duri osquitia,) the first royal territory ithe-other-four. In fact, it rains a preg can recollect to have rodden,) 1? WHI teat snore: than: in any other place give you what information I have have ever been in, but it is withal bea been able to collect about it. Ofits!/thy. I do not mean to say that siekne history Isay nothing, for I don’t sup48 unknown, or even that fever is a pose it very intercsting, except, perW'Y Uncommon ; but compared wit haps, toa diplomat. The name of Chegres und Porto Bello, San Juan is ‘ae fe fades at 4 kt ais Michi th _. San Franciseo for health, ond there verte) oes seen 1 far less fever here than at any othe mosquitos are as thick as uj on the point on the Atlantic coast within t coast of Africa, where it is said they tropics. Those who do get sick, may i a : { be darken the sun! ‘The country is well’ a great measure thank btandy, funda watered, (as is indeed the whole of. gos, and late hours; aud even they Central America,) streams of water they nearly all get well, as the feve flowing into the sea at every point.— ) When taken in time, is easily cured. It is heavily timbered too—too much . PE ra neh: aoe ner giny . Damoine tue Nire.—Bayard Tayl so, in fact; forests of mahogany, log. AMMING THE JNILE.—~bBayard Laylo * . . . ' 4 , y" wood, &c., covering its eutire surface, one of the editors of the New York Tr These forests are almost impassable bune, who is now traveling in Kgyp from the thick undergrowth, the nu-) thus speaks of the great work which Merous Vinis,& c. &, and also abound how in progress fur damming the Nile in deer, tigers, peccaris, and many . other kinds of beast not known in the . etd States 1 ae Pike aaa: ces . work which is among the great unde chasehanaio le armadillo and’ porcit~. takings of miodemn times, is scarcel pine abound. Snakes of all kinds are} heard of out of Egypt. It is nothin As Tam now in the kingdom of, “Singularly enough, this immens /as numerous 1s blackberries in Jersey, . !ess than a damming of the Nile, whie and such acountry for insects the sun is to have the effect of two inundation! never rose upon. No matter what ia year, and to double the crops all alon you take up, or what you lay down, ate gt RePAaii Baral where the grea be it your head, or your clothes, Of . ches TWhick a f jnto two main bran . iches, wh ind separate mouths a your food, you are sure to encounter Damietta and Resetta, an immense da /aswarm of small creatures, that eith~/ has not only been projected, but is fa: er fly, or crawl, or hop. On the sheet) advanced ‘towards completion. Eatgt of paper on which I write, as many as branch will be spanned by sixty t a dozen little mites are crawling. ®rches, besides a central gate wa around; were I writing by candle light, . Ninety feet in breadth, and flanked by there would be hundreds where there . lofty stone towers, The point of the ' . Delta. between the two dams is protee is now one, . ted by a curtain of solid masonry, and The native Indians are generally well) abutments which it joins are fortified built, stout limbed men, of a dark cop-. by towers sixty or seventy feet in height per color, and of the average European . The piers are curved breakwaters on height. Their faces, however. express . the upper side, while the opposite para great stolidity, and their eyes show not/ pet of the arches rises high above them, a spark of liveliness. or intelligence.—. so that the dam consists of three sues They are most arrant cowards, and, of cessive terraces, and presents itself like course, would never have stirred from. a wedge, against the force of such an their native forests to come to Greytown, . immense body of water. The material had not the British oceupied it for them, . is brick, faced with granite. When and brought them intoit. A singular complete, it is intended to close the kind of leprosy prevails among them to side-arches during low water. leaving a very great extent—nine out of every . only the central gateway open. By this ten of them being covered with white! means, sufficient water will be gained spots of about the size of adollar. They . to fill all the irrigating canals, while a live on plantains, yams, fruit, and what. new channel, eut throngh the centre of game they can kill, and are an incffen-. the Delta, will render productive a vast sive race, not much inclined to werk, . tract of fertile land. The project isa but partial to rum and repose. grand one, and the only obstacle to its At Blewfields, some sixty miles up the . suecess is the light porous character of coast from San Juan, the British author-. the ailuvial soil on which the piers are ities, by a strict pursuance of the flan-/founded. The undertaking was comnel waistcoat and moral pocket hand-. menced by M. Linant, and has gince kerchief system, have mapaged to get. been continued by othe engineers. A some five or six hunsred of them te set. regiment of Egyptian troops are at pretle down and cultivate a few aeres of . jland. and here, (it being the capital of . . the kingdom) the royal residence is siluated. ‘The palace is a square wooden . building of some size, surrounded by an. iron railing. which is now occupied by a} missionary, who entices, or used to entice, the natives to church, by giving to! each of the congre,r ition a glass of rum . a8 soon as service was over. Not long! since, however, thinking that his hear. ers must have been sufficiently broken . in, he made his discourse rather lon-. ger than ordinary, when, to his herror, . in the middle of one of his most eloquent periods, a respectable old gentleman ‘arose, and with a voice expressive of the greatest disgust, exclaimed—*Oh! no good—no good! all talkey, talkey—no drinky. drinky ;” whereupon he walked ‘out, fullowel by the whole congregation! The reverend gentleman, however, I un' derstand, makes udmirable reports of the great progress of religion among the Mosquitians, The King isa young man, of, as 1 am told, rather prepossessing appearance, and having been edueated in Kngland, . speaks our language fluently. He spends most of his time in Jamaica, or in the neighboring English, ports, and of course . docs not pretend to interfere in the government of the kingdom, which was ‘only established for the purpose of lay~ ‘ing a claim to the port of San Juan.— The British Consul at that port is his Regent, and does all the business; and an Awerican named Martin, is his Attorney General, and makes all his laws; his dutiful subjects, both Mosquitos and mon. keys, eat their plantains, and bother their heads about nothing less than government. The only value which the Mosquito territory possesses at present, is its claim to the port of San Juan; but it will one day be « rich country. In addition to its splendid forests of precious wood, (which on the Honduras border are already cut to a considerable extent,) it contains mines of many kinds of metals, jand a soil which would grow any of the roductions of the tropics, in the greatest abundance. Gold has been found of a very pure qnality. buat in what abuni sent encamped on the spot, and the Workmen are preparing to commence , operations as soon as the river shall have fallen.” HUNGARIAN Gipstes.—A pople of mysterious origin, inaccessible to all civilization, and insensible to all religion, after a repose of four hundred years, has once mote grasped the pilgrim’s staff to ily beyond the reach of modern legislation, and seek out for itself a new country Alarmed at the re-organization of j the kingdom of Hungary by the usur. pations of the Austrian government of . that country, where they haye so long jenjoyed the immunities of an uninterirnpted freedom, they have been for some . time wandering in swarms, and in all . directions throughout the Austrian monarchy, seeking un outlet into another mote friendly land. Accustomed fo: . centuries in Hungary to live apart from ithe rest of its population as unmolested dwellers in holes and caves, earning the scanty necessaries of Jife without mueh exertion, they haves themselves . narrowly watched. @rse to, and in}eensed at this state of surveillance, it has wrought them inte unhe rd of excitement, and tothe desperate resolve to leave forever their wonted hearths, . to seek out once more the ancient coun~ try from which, so many centuries ago, jthey were driven by some unknown . power. To see this people in their pres isent impulsive act of emigration is said . to be truly wonderful. Like the wild ‘denizens of the forest enclosed on the . sides, they seek an issue ou’ of the from— . tier pale of Europe. Nuinbers have penetrated on their pilg:image as fur as }the Tyrol, and even Switzerland; Bo‘hemia and Austria Proper swarm with . their hordes, and numbers bave pene . trated southward across the Turkish . frontiers. They speak of nothing but of their new country, where there are lno frontiers, no passports, and no gendarmes. They say they came from Egypt, and must now return thither, The Queen of England has dissolved the Parliaments of the Tonian Islands.

so VOU. 1, San Francisco Advertisements, . fey ELL, Jr. isthe Agent for this pauper for San PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AND SUNDAY . F-ancisco, and is authorized to reeeive snoney, MORNING BY sign receipts for the same, and transact other re ; business relating to newspaper and job printSARGENT & ALBAN. ing as the representative of SARGENT & ALBAN, Ofhce on firoad street, opposite the Placer [ Hotel. San Francisco Advertisements, TERMS, For one year, in advance $9,009 . oT a tpt nths a of Sansome and California streets—and one . market, hen 8 x 1 00 . also at Bonnestell & Williams’ Book and StaSingle 6 pis 15 cts. . tlomary Store, on Clay, near Kearney street— a . and one at tae Despatch Printing Office, on 3 No subseriptions received for less time . Montgomery street, and at the Mechanics and . . thanene moath, . Traders’ Exchange, Box No. 1, Montgomery nc arte pr re . eee where all advertisements intended for : Tous . that paper may be leit, and will be promptly Union Hotel. . forwarded. WM. JEWELL, Jr., Agent. Broad Street, Nevada city, Cal. a Sinig-daks BY B. F. DICKERMAN, UTTER—100 firkins prime table butter, ( Formerly the * Placer Hotel ’’) BB 45 casks of 33 Ib kegs in pickle, R AS recently been refitted and furnished, 50 do 15 lb do do, _ making it one of the most de sirable and 25 do 10 1b do do, . pleasant stopping places in the mountains Accommodations for lodging good, either in separate rooms or not, as nay be required. Board and lodging per week $12; Board 810. Board und lodging per day $2,50. 92-3m Lodging House. PHE undarsigned having leased the Bar . The above is of superior quality, for sale by J, B, WEIR, Sansome st, near Jackson. MERCANTILE HOTEL, and Restaurant, Front street, one door north of the Pacific Wharf, Sun Francisco. 75-3m Room lodging apartments of the Gregory This establishment is now open for the reHouse, is ready to accommodate all those who . ception of permanent and transient boarders. may wish lodging by the night or week. ‘he . The house being centrally located in the busibeds and rooms have been thorougbly renovat. ness part of the city, and convenient to the edv andthe pledges himself to keep them in. landing of the Sacramesto boats, render this good order at all times, . to the country merchants one of the most de76-tt ‘HO, O KILBOURN. . sirable houses in the city. Rooms furnished or unfurnished, ean be had at reasonable rates, \HANGE HOTEL, Frontst. . hy the day, week or month, and meals cen be ‘gh K and L, directly apposite the . obtained at any hour in the Restaurant, where < iaANncdings, Sa ty He Any a re pu . will be found at all times the best the market hat $e deletes gS ROR eg. te Re 75-3m GEO, BROWN. 6-14 Prater & Levyarp, Propr’s : oni cea pt ie . 5} RET ee roe ry Quartzville Hotel & Store. . Sutter Iron Works, BY BEAUCLERK AND BUTSCH’ . Rineon Point, San Franciseo. o> Wood's Rayine, formerly, James’. C1 TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin~J Store. We would inform our friends, . 59) ery for crushing and pulverizing quartz t we have lately built a uew house at the . rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought a! stand, and are now prepared to accom= . iron work, water wheel castings, and all 1 date the public with Board and Lodging . kinds of machinery made to order on the most reasonable terns. : Being largely engaged in manufacturing . Provisions and Liquors, of all kinds for quartz rock machinery, and having an ex sale 69-3m J _ . tensive assortment of patterns ou hand, are . TISCONSIN HOUSE anp ‘TEN Pen . prepared to receive and execnie orders witl . VY \lley, in Newtown, for saley The un. dispatch. . dersicned offers the above property for sale on Parties wishing further information, ¢ , the most favorable terms. The situation is . contract for machinery, by addressing Geo. ove of the most favorable, Any person wish. K Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or. ing fo engage in the bo house business, . Jas, Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, will . will do weli to call on the premises and learn pisi , " Fs . : y atiende ;. further particulars. ‘The Alley is in eompiete . af give idbeny led to . ord JOUN SMITH. . LLM ht JOUN DENNIE, . Feb 2. 1862.—82-1m* . DANIEL ORES WOR SALE OR b ENT—The house situ. . PAINTS, Oils, Window Glass, ete, The ated on Wood's Ravine, known as the subscriber offers for s-le a full assortment Quartzville Hotel and Store, together with . of sizes of English and French window glass the furniture. bar ives, lot and adjoining . from 10 by f2 to 36 by 38. farm fenced in, ready for cultivation, This. — Arso---Paints, oils, Spirits of Turpentine, house is doing a large business at the present . Varnishes, Putty, Brushes, ete. ete, Fecling time, being in thea centre of the quartz re. erateful for past favorsfrom a generous pubgion. It will be disposed of low the pro. Jie, he would still solicit a share of patronage. prietors are el rg uD their business to retarn Rovr. Marsn, to the Stl Por further particulars eng uir Jackson st, 8 doors above Sansome, on the premises 0 69-3in San Francisee. . AUCLERK & BUTSCH. EAS : $3-lm* . } D. COGSWELL, Deytist--OfNavara Hatal & Ss, 4 Te _Be fiece on the Plaza, next door north of Nevada Hotel & Stage Office, the California Exchange. Teeth filled with . ‘ treet. Nevada City ; pure gold, and warranted for ten years. Opyee enbe shave the pl of anerations on terms the most reasonable for . nouncing to the nie generally that they eh. Th 1852 , ‘ cash only. 49-3m have ivased t ul well known hotel, for + am Se eer a ord iy yp rt Phe Nevada 38, Ue gq URUGS! DAUGS!-—-srory, Renine“ tie saps Mish blab hie ated € 7 pos ¢ Co., linporters, and Wholesale » travellers seeking a temBc. 4 ; : ne, that ean perhans be found in no Drugs, Medicmes, Chemira!s, other hotel in the TI j Perfumery, Fancy Articles, nents ure well ventilat ed Surgical Instruments, §., at all times with elk and eomfo » bed. Agents for Wistar’s balsam of Wild Cherry, » . Osgood’s Indian Cholagogue, Corbett’s Shaker’s Sarsaparilla, Graefenberg Company’s the market affords. ir isalways sup. Medicines, Dr Hunt's Life Elixir, and Hyatt’s plied with the ehoicest segars and lique s. In. Balsam;—Stone building, corner of Sansome short, th ictors beg leave to assure the . and Merchant sta, San Francisco, table wi! varicty y . for which the highest market ind53m San Francisco Advermentas. scriber has followed the butter business -. THE MOSQUITO KINGDOM. MPORTER OF BUTTER.—The sub. NEVADA JOURN NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1852. As the San Juan route of emigrarious ,in the Atlantic States for several years, he tion to California, passes through the is now permanently located in San Fran cisco, and will spare no pains nor expense \in bringing a goed article to this market. . His butter is all packed at the dairies— . not repacked in New York—in 25 and 100} . territory of this sham government, its name lias become familiar to all our jreaders. But of its history and the ;pounds packages ; and being expressly put} probability of its ever being an object . The Patrons of the *Nevaoa Journat,” . Up for sale here, he feels justified in saying . ill find a box at Marriott’s Exchange, corner . the quality will be found equal te any. in this . JAS. PATRICK, Battery street 69Lm To Miners in Quartz. pressly for examing quartz rock. Also pocket Counpasses, magnets, thermometers, pocket spy-glasses, surceyor’s compasses, theodolites, leveling instruments, ete. ete. Instruments of every description made to order, Repairs exeeuted in the best manner. Orders by express punctnally attended to. THOs. TENNENT, Mathematical and Nautical Instrument maker, Montgomery st., hoad of Long Wharf; over the bankine house of Drexel, Sather & Church, San Francisco. 63-ly FORTH BEACH STEAM SAWING anp 4 Prankina Miers, foot of Mason street. . The undersigned are now prepared to furnish irom their yards, and to order, almost every variety of lumber, suitable for building purposes, wharves, etc. Sawing, Planing and Grooving will be done at the shortest possible notice, and at the lowest current rates. Orders may be left at the office, 271 Montgomery street, or at the mill. Lumber will be carted to any part of the city for one and a half dollars per 1000 feet. WILLIAMS, MEIGGS, & CO. 75-Im O° ce, Montgomery st. San Francisco. rT HN Sto may. JOHN PERRY & Co., . EALERS in Exchange, Gold Dust, State and City scrip. For sale, exchange on New York, Boston. Philadelphia and St Louis. W axrer Cle Anke usd Bie -arrants. paid. Office in Naglee’s building, (formerly oceupied by Gregory’s xpress.) 51-2m Burnham and Mann’s MARKET. Pacific st, bet Battery and Front, San Francisco. Fresh and salt provisions, an d vegetabl of} at) < " . . prices suiting the times, Wholesale and retail. . good frame houses, some of them of all kinds, constantly on handand e ny 2e Jix Alfred and Emile. ~ 00 Ibs linseed oil; 2000 Ibs butter, 70 bbis ale vod porter; 400,009 cigars; claret in boxes and hhds; perfumery, cherry cordial, champagne ; port wine; six cases fire arms ; 300 boxes sperm candles ; fancy goods, woolen socks, inerinos J. G. SCHRODER and Co. Sansome, bet, Clay and WashingtonMahony and Garniss, GENERAL BROKERS. Commercial Exchange for all Nations, cor. of California and Sansome sts. M. & G. have constantly on hand and for srie, assorted invoices of provisions, clothing, crockery, hardware, barley, oats, corn. flour, ete. ete. 54 3in * ' Manufacturing Jeweler. eQ JOHN W. TUCKER, Montgomes LCP), ry street, 1 N. of Sacramento, st. Uke San Francisco Cal, Every descriptioa ot Jewelry manutactared from California gold, to order or otherwise. Deuutiful speeimen work always on band. All the latest styles of ladies and gents jewelry. Diamond work and gold and silver ware of all deseriptions received by every steamer: also, goldand silver watches, heavily cased for the market. Country orders promptly attended to. 5 To ensure delivery, persons will please send the r orders per Reynolds & Co , Newel; price will be . ~ orth side, . ted, not over-cleanly in appearance.— public th effort shall be wanting on their Hay ing respectively disposed of our retail! @ (14 °° adams § Co., and Freeman & Co’s. part to make the Nevada, in every respect, the . Stocks and stands, we have this day associated . Bnitodsa’: 62-3m HoreL OF TRB PLACE. ourselves together for the transaction ofa strict" ee cod Board and lode er week, $17.00 in ad’ee . ly Importing, Wholesale and Jobbing business 4 ~ “¢ Board withourlodgiug 1400 ** . Thankful for the past liberal patronage of our} bunker Hill Restaurant. Board and lodging per day 200 « . friends and the public, we solicit a continuance Montgomery st, near Clay, San Francisco. Board without lodging 2.50" .** of the same, trusting we shall be enabled, by EEERS to business men the convenience Stages for Sacramento city, every morning; thas uniting, and by the ‘ residence of one of of location in the centre of the business for Marysville, every other moraing. . the partners in the Atlantic States, to answer] 7. s city; Its bill-of fare comprises TY ae ANDERSON & BEENS . their orders more promptly and satisfactorilly PAN of the stor % ya paella —— _— . * . the choicest selections from the proverbially —— — 3 than ev-r before, pth aL of San ieenninaa: Toca California Hotel, ro hee STORY & CO. exce tent AM . 0 sat ; WNCIS _ Pty. R } 1 Ready.) REDINGTON §& CO, ing rooms furnished with all the requisites (hough and jeoady, >» We are constantly receiving, per clipper! for comfort. Terms moderate. Ts subscriber having purchased and . 2.) Pen, Te van 1eieae ences ] ’ i and offer for sale. at the lowest market 50-Lm J. V.C. TELLER. refitted the above house, formerly kept A . : 3, for cash ONLY, large invoices of de— ‘ ~~ y ). YY — re, is a ae ca sirable, Dkvas, Mepicines, Cuemicas, ete . Juseph Genella, tetrain the traveling public will be the . 82-3m p Pn of i ; i ee N Montgomery street, near Jackson, has wr . lust moved into his new fire-proof store, constant aim of the proprictor of the Caiion : dik eS , tal * . tan ¢ * . . tat 4 > a a , Ie >. ‘ fornia Hotel to render it a quiet and com ~RESH JEW ELBY--JACKS &) 7) opened the largest assurtmont of Crockefortable stopping place for the traveler, and . War DRO FF, importers of VV atches . py, Glass and Hollow ware, Cutlery, Looking . and Jewelry, 274 Montgomery st., between] Glasses, chandeliers, ete, that ean be found a home for the regular boarder. . . The bar and table are furnished with the . Washington and Merchant sts., San Fran-. on the shores of the Pacifie; and he pledges best the country affords, and in all the ap. ciseo, have just received per steamer Pana-. himself to sell goods of the best quality at the . ma,alarge invoice of the most recherche! most reasonable rates. , . items in watehes and jewelry ever landed in. Particular attention paid to selecting wares . this port, consisting of diamond, ruby, emer. forhotels. 50-1o ald, and opal pins, rings and earrings, fine . Sot ree . Londen, Duplex and lever watches, cased IL.--Bailey & Gilbert, Oil ManJustice of the Peace in California gold (by one of their firm in ufacturers Pine street, between sansome AND . New Yerk,) tea sets, solid gold charms, &c. and Battery, have on hand and are constant ATTORNEY AT LAW . Silver ware in alt its branches. mannfac. ly manufacturing pure bleached sperm Oil, 4 . tured from native California silver; also Cal-. well recommended for machinery ; bleached GRASS VALLEY, . ifornia geld specimen and other jewelry made] polar Oil, and Winter strained Lard Oil, in Nevada County, . to order, at short notice and reasonable ad-{ packages to suit purchasers, and the quality . vance, cuarantied. QUTATE OF CALIFORNIA, county 0 . "ue lndatiane rated by transit accurately;. On Hand—3000 gallons pure sperm Oil; KD Nevada, ss, District court, 10th judicia . chronometer and watch’ repairing executed . 15.000 gallons Polar Oil; 3000 gals Lard samara ¥. Potere’:¥6: Wendell Bask. to" inthe myst acana manner and warranted. area gals winter auntine Pelee i bert 8. Sinclair, Thomas J. Pyatt, Bergen . sasha Pes scape a pies seta 5 ? , Dan Paid y Hi Low, Randolph Low, Rene Pantoens . 7) En BT.. LAWRENCE, an4 SWORD and G teemer. nTS The people of the state of California to . fatale machines, Wendel! Buck, Robert 5 Sinclair, Thomas Horse powers; J Pyatt, Bergen H Low, Randolph Low, Panning mille: Rene Pardesus, and G W Reemer, greeting: Platform and store trucks; You are hereby notified that on the 29th Cetindae stra Wann tharesday of Decerber, 4 b 1851, suit was comHay knives; seythes and handles; menced against you by the plaintiff in said (ik ies atotiloa ate: eth. fox wake be court to recovel the sum of seven hundred mid Brranr & Co. thirteen dollar and thirty five cents, now . corner Sansome and Clay sts. You are therefore required aw Sie opie pointments of the house every attention will be given to neatness and good order. 86-3m B. CRABTREE. C. F. SMITH. Steam /ngines AND MINING MACHINERY. N assortment of Steam Engines, mining Pi Pumps, saw mill powor, and various mechinery for quartz mining, received direct from the best makers, for sale by Darina & Co. Office cor Sansome and Clay sts. San Franeisco. A large Quartz machine, crushing by rolluc and unpaid. ers of great power, 8 1a tobe por ape P y ~ -and answer the complaint of said . se i ' vi ing an Co ieee within aie uionths from this date . fh hed EXTERPRISL HUTEL—Lior heavy gearing oer agegs ba of super: or said plaintiff will take judgment against Wharf, near Sansome strect—Has jist} Workmauship. Apply as above. . : vi ave 83-1m hs The aes aaid som, with damages, Mm i cian lea you by defanit for said tate ob late ; travellers, and can accommodate one hundrec . >>> ; wee interest, and costs, any te rk of ‘the lodgers with comfortable and pleasant qnay Robert Josephi and Co. . Bes air ar, cler } Tho satin Py Se ay, ' . * y, Witness, Theodore i he 10th P suAlotal tie The attention of citizens and traveller Inpri ters, Manuficwerers and dealers in Watchdistrict court for the 10th ) «. is respecticlly directed to this new establishes, Jewelry, Watch materials, §c. SPAT. ai ctrict, Nevada county, with the seal ment. ‘The proprietors promise the best fare of ai Peta Washington street : ixed, this : dav ot November, AD 1851.) the market at fe n ost reasonable rates. Give ry ‘ “pte lings Mii zed, this. 28th maya t! ! S0-3ine Bet. Montgomery and Kearny. 56-2m

1 -3m* Juno. MitLer. enya call 86-lm been opened for the reception of boarders ang of importance to the world, we know but little. The following sketch, hiwht sea) 15-43 , . between Jackson and Pacific streets, . Which throws some ligh’ on the sub San Francisco ject, we take from the correspondent ofthe 5. F. Picayune. It is worthy resting : . “Greytown, San Juan de Nicaragua, . jor San Juan del Norte, (the last is a! ‘sort of compromise uame,) I found to . ibe much more of a town than I had . ‘expected. It is situated on a point of . ‘land which divides the harbor from a . deep lagoon, which is connected with . . the river some two miles above its en(trance intothe bay. The ground on . 'which the town is built has evidently . been thrown up by the action of the . sea, and is of course but little eleva-. ted above the surface of the water. . It never overflows, however, as the ac. tion of the tides is almost imperceptable. As might be judged from its origin, the soil is nearly all sand; but such is the productiveness of this coun. try that the surface is covered with a’ fine coat of grass throughout the year, . while behind the town a considerable growth of timber is visible, rendered . nearly impassible, as is so frequently the case in the tropics, by the dense jundergrowth, and the numerous vines, . The old town which is composed al. together of native huts, built ot bam. boos and thatched with palm, is regu. larly laid out, but as might be expec: . . The new town, however, is thorough. y American, and boasts many very . It adjoins the old . jconsiderable size. . village, and . presents quite a bustling appearance. It has six or saven ho-. jtels, and a population of some six hun. \dred—all men, of course. Property . jis held at pretty high prices, as much . as ten thousand dollars being asked for fifty vara lots; but, of course,merely on speculation. ‘Two thousand was . paid a day or two ago for one which I . did not consider very valuable. The harbor, though small, is very snug, being completely land-locked.— Towards the head of it the water is, in places, shallow, but throughout the . greater part of it there is abundant . water, with good ancherage. ‘There . are at present seventeen or eighteen . sailing vessels in port, together with . no less than four men-of-war, not to . mention the Mosquito,which is a small . schooner, navigated by Englishmen. . The town holds a charter from the . Mosquito government, under which a . set of municipal officers have been elected, a police established, and the . poor declared tree. Good order prevails, and one would think himself’ in an American town, were it not for the . hybrid flag (the Cross of St. George, . with blue and white stripes,) which fleats before the station house. ‘The town has, however, been heretofore completely English. Zhe English Consul is President of the Council; a majority of the members hail from Great Britain, and the three Americans who hold official positions, are completely in the same interest. This being the case, Americans have stood no chance here, and everything which could be done to throw impediments . in the way of the Canal Company, and the transit passengers, has been done. The firing into the Prometheus, however, brought down the Saranac steamer, with Commodore Parker on board, and the Albany sloop-of-war, . and sinee their arrival things have! changed wonderfully. Americans who . used to boast of having “Inglish hearts” —(it was most common, I as. sure you,) have begun to find them rather uncomfortable articles to carry arround, and are now trying hard to . getrid of them, while the stars and . stripes are floating from almost every . heuse-top. In fact, it is with ditliculs ty the people are restrained from setting up an independent government, a . thing they will assuredly do, unless something extraordinary happens. The advent of the Saranac !)rought down the British frigate Calypso, . the Albany was followed by the Arroigant, a forty-feur gun ship. ‘Two other British frigates are expected ; and it is rumored that two American ones . are on the way; so you will se San . ‘. Juan is not such an unimportant place The population is, as might be expected, a very mixed one. There are . some two hundred natives, some fifty or sixty Mosquitos, about one huni : press . to ride. Fo SALE, a fine assortment of magnifyof a careful perusal, and is quite inte. ‘ ing glasses, of various powers, mado ex— — ee i ean ET I ~ ~ ecceeatncene aig goign ea ‘dred and fifty Frenchmen and Ger-/. dance I am unable to state; the mou . mans, and pe: haps two hundred Amert#!ns, however, have never been h prospected, one reason being that the icans and Englishmen. The people ‘is not a road in the country. To read ;are very hospitable, but terribly dissi‘Miewilelds, Gem San Jean’ vel yt . pated—much more sv than in San have to go to sea, and coast along t Francisco. In every house you en-. you enter the river. As soon as a pop ‘ter, you find a table with bottles, glas. Jation of some three or four thousand pe ses and cigars, and if you do not drink sons settle down in San Juan. the ba at least two or three times, you are country will begin to be opened, a looked upon as a prodigy of temper. fH cs wealth of Mosqnitodom d ance. The hours of business extend ae edad mike of ‘San Jue bet from seven or eight in the morning till’ gonolude. The climate is pleasant, t about four in the afternoon,when work thermometer ranging from 80 to 84d is over, and the inhabitants sally forth! grees. with a fine sea breeze nearly jthe time. ‘lhe only drawback is th rain. which is incessant for eight mont Moseuiti a Sid appa per the year, and semi-incessant duri osquitia,) the first royal territory ithe-other-four. In fact, it rains a preg can recollect to have rodden,) 1? WHI teat snore: than: in any other place give you what information I have have ever been in, but it is withal bea been able to collect about it. Ofits!/thy. I do not mean to say that siekne history Isay nothing, for I don’t sup48 unknown, or even that fever is a pose it very intercsting, except, perW'Y Uncommon ; but compared wit haps, toa diplomat. The name of Chegres und Porto Bello, San Juan is ‘ae fe fades at 4 kt ais Michi th _. San Franciseo for health, ond there verte) oes seen 1 far less fever here than at any othe mosquitos are as thick as uj on the point on the Atlantic coast within t coast of Africa, where it is said they tropics. Those who do get sick, may i a : { be darken the sun! ‘The country is well’ a great measure thank btandy, funda watered, (as is indeed the whole of. gos, and late hours; aud even they Central America,) streams of water they nearly all get well, as the feve flowing into the sea at every point.— ) When taken in time, is easily cured. It is heavily timbered too—too much . PE ra neh: aoe ner giny . Damoine tue Nire.—Bayard Tayl so, in fact; forests of mahogany, log. AMMING THE JNILE.—~bBayard Laylo * . . . ' 4 , y" wood, &c., covering its eutire surface, one of the editors of the New York Tr These forests are almost impassable bune, who is now traveling in Kgyp from the thick undergrowth, the nu-) thus speaks of the great work which Merous Vinis,& c. &, and also abound how in progress fur damming the Nile in deer, tigers, peccaris, and many . other kinds of beast not known in the . etd States 1 ae Pike aaa: ces . work which is among the great unde chasehanaio le armadillo and’ porcit~. takings of miodemn times, is scarcel pine abound. Snakes of all kinds are} heard of out of Egypt. It is nothin As Tam now in the kingdom of, “Singularly enough, this immens /as numerous 1s blackberries in Jersey, . !ess than a damming of the Nile, whie and such acountry for insects the sun is to have the effect of two inundation! never rose upon. No matter what ia year, and to double the crops all alon you take up, or what you lay down, ate gt RePAaii Baral where the grea be it your head, or your clothes, Of . ches TWhick a f jnto two main bran . iches, wh ind separate mouths a your food, you are sure to encounter Damietta and Resetta, an immense da /aswarm of small creatures, that eith~/ has not only been projected, but is fa: er fly, or crawl, or hop. On the sheet) advanced ‘towards completion. Eatgt of paper on which I write, as many as branch will be spanned by sixty t a dozen little mites are crawling. ®rches, besides a central gate wa around; were I writing by candle light, . Ninety feet in breadth, and flanked by there would be hundreds where there . lofty stone towers, The point of the ' . Delta. between the two dams is protee is now one, . ted by a curtain of solid masonry, and The native Indians are generally well) abutments which it joins are fortified built, stout limbed men, of a dark cop-. by towers sixty or seventy feet in height per color, and of the average European . The piers are curved breakwaters on height. Their faces, however. express . the upper side, while the opposite para great stolidity, and their eyes show not/ pet of the arches rises high above them, a spark of liveliness. or intelligence.—. so that the dam consists of three sues They are most arrant cowards, and, of cessive terraces, and presents itself like course, would never have stirred from. a wedge, against the force of such an their native forests to come to Greytown, . immense body of water. The material had not the British oceupied it for them, . is brick, faced with granite. When and brought them intoit. A singular complete, it is intended to close the kind of leprosy prevails among them to side-arches during low water. leaving a very great extent—nine out of every . only the central gateway open. By this ten of them being covered with white! means, sufficient water will be gained spots of about the size of adollar. They . to fill all the irrigating canals, while a live on plantains, yams, fruit, and what. new channel, eut throngh the centre of game they can kill, and are an incffen-. the Delta, will render productive a vast sive race, not much inclined to werk, . tract of fertile land. The project isa but partial to rum and repose. grand one, and the only obstacle to its At Blewfields, some sixty miles up the . suecess is the light porous character of coast from San Juan, the British author-. the ailuvial soil on which the piers are ities, by a strict pursuance of the flan-/founded. The undertaking was comnel waistcoat and moral pocket hand-. menced by M. Linant, and has gince kerchief system, have mapaged to get. been continued by othe engineers. A some five or six hunsred of them te set. regiment of Egyptian troops are at pretle down and cultivate a few aeres of . jland. and here, (it being the capital of . . the kingdom) the royal residence is siluated. ‘The palace is a square wooden . building of some size, surrounded by an. iron railing. which is now occupied by a} missionary, who entices, or used to entice, the natives to church, by giving to! each of the congre,r ition a glass of rum . a8 soon as service was over. Not long! since, however, thinking that his hear. ers must have been sufficiently broken . in, he made his discourse rather lon-. ger than ordinary, when, to his herror, . in the middle of one of his most eloquent periods, a respectable old gentleman ‘arose, and with a voice expressive of the greatest disgust, exclaimed—*Oh! no good—no good! all talkey, talkey—no drinky. drinky ;” whereupon he walked ‘out, fullowel by the whole congregation! The reverend gentleman, however, I un' derstand, makes udmirable reports of the great progress of religion among the Mosquitians, The King isa young man, of, as 1 am told, rather prepossessing appearance, and having been edueated in Kngland, . speaks our language fluently. He spends most of his time in Jamaica, or in the neighboring English, ports, and of course . docs not pretend to interfere in the government of the kingdom, which was ‘only established for the purpose of lay~ ‘ing a claim to the port of San Juan.— The British Consul at that port is his Regent, and does all the business; and an Awerican named Martin, is his Attorney General, and makes all his laws; his dutiful subjects, both Mosquitos and mon. keys, eat their plantains, and bother their heads about nothing less than government. The only value which the Mosquito territory possesses at present, is its claim to the port of San Juan; but it will one day be « rich country. In addition to its splendid forests of precious wood, (which on the Honduras border are already cut to a considerable extent,) it contains mines of many kinds of metals, jand a soil which would grow any of the roductions of the tropics, in the greatest abundance. Gold has been found of a very pure qnality. buat in what abuni sent encamped on the spot, and the Workmen are preparing to commence , operations as soon as the river shall have fallen.” HUNGARIAN Gipstes.—A pople of mysterious origin, inaccessible to all civilization, and insensible to all religion, after a repose of four hundred years, has once mote grasped the pilgrim’s staff to ily beyond the reach of modern legislation, and seek out for itself a new country Alarmed at the re-organization of j the kingdom of Hungary by the usur. pations of the Austrian government of . that country, where they haye so long jenjoyed the immunities of an uninterirnpted freedom, they have been for some . time wandering in swarms, and in all . directions throughout the Austrian monarchy, seeking un outlet into another mote friendly land. Accustomed fo: . centuries in Hungary to live apart from ithe rest of its population as unmolested dwellers in holes and caves, earning the scanty necessaries of Jife without mueh exertion, they haves themselves . narrowly watched. @rse to, and in}eensed at this state of surveillance, it has wrought them inte unhe rd of excitement, and tothe desperate resolve to leave forever their wonted hearths, . to seek out once more the ancient coun~ try from which, so many centuries ago, jthey were driven by some unknown . power. To see this people in their pres isent impulsive act of emigration is said . to be truly wonderful. Like the wild ‘denizens of the forest enclosed on the . sides, they seek an issue ou’ of the from— . tier pale of Europe. Nuinbers have penetrated on their pilg:image as fur as }the Tyrol, and even Switzerland; Bo‘hemia and Austria Proper swarm with . their hordes, and numbers bave pene . trated southward across the Turkish . frontiers. They speak of nothing but of their new country, where there are lno frontiers, no passports, and no gendarmes. They say they came from Egypt, and must now return thither, The Queen of England has dissolved the Parliaments of the Tonian Islands.