October 20, 1853 (4 pages)

THETELECRAPRPE,RS. GRA ND When he had ad discussed this point, NS. . the terms of whith he is to receive $300 per . NEWS-MONGERS AND POLITICIA Hort and Agri icul cult tura ural l exert to began upholsterer the friend my take we h whic wing, follo the k thin WE j month for fifteen years. At the end of the; FAIR, . term the property is of course to revert to . from the Tatler, quite applicable to our own him and he is to pay for the improvements at . country and to the present day. Read it. here lived some years since within my their éstimated value at thattime. Thiscase. _ AcPeanrvx 'Account.—Mr. Everrett, late . corves to show how the wonderful fortunes of neighbourhood, a very grave person, an upSecretary of State, is generally known as @ . Californians are so rapidly acquired; and at holsterer, who seemed to be 8 man of more ‘GLEANINGS FROM STATE PA himself upon the present negotiations of} E INVITE the co-operation of all the Cultivators peace, in which he deposed princes, settled of the Soil to a Grand Agricultural and Horticulthe bounds of kingdoms, and Walanced the tural Fair in the City of San Francisco, commencing power of Europe with great justice and imabout the First of OcroBER, and continuing one Month. The Fair will be held in the splendid Hall of H. Maas, partiality. Esq., corner of Bush and Montgomery street. Jat length took my leave of the company, gentleman of extensive information one who . the same time it furnishes evidence of the than ordinary application to business. He gone not had but away: going was and San of e valu will not “speak without book” on important . confidence entertained in the was @ very early riser, and was often abroad hemmed upholsterer the before yards, thirty subjects involving statistical facts. Vrom . Francisco preperty. Here is a gentleman two or three hours before any of bis neighagain afterme. Upon his advancing towards in s ulnes caref ar icul part a bad He . hours le. asing by hs, mont six of od peri the in Who . of use the that ars appe it his, of ion utat comp alchoholic beverages costs the United States, operation, with but a capital of $3000, has . the knitting of his brows, and a kind of im'tme, with a whisper, I expected to hear some It is our desire to render all the aid in our power.— We will receive, classify, arrange, and label all the various contributions. This will be done free of cost to contributors. With an earnest willthat the Exhibition should draw the finest productions of the State, we shall of disly plain that ons, moti his all in ence pati per 0 $350 of pt recei the in elf hims ed pjac has) ; ,000 ,008 directly, in ten, years, $420 bench; the to communicate to fit thought &e., that shall be exhibited at the Fair. ys intent on matter of fer Prizes amounting to about TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, tor the best specimens of Fruits, Flowers, Grain secret piece of news, which he had not alwa was he red cove re-. d coul he h whic upon me inco n um—a ‘ann h wort 000 $5, cd oy destr burpt ox ohexwiee ear my in me desired he that, of instead but, life his into iry inqu .my Upon ce. of property; has destroyed 300,060 lives;. sire to the Atlantic and live inaffluence and. importan to ¢ompassion In half-a-crown. him lend to the be to tim d foun I on, rsati conve and of on rati expi the at and , years en fifte for ease . dren chil 000 100, and ; ‘sent 250,000 to prison the Prizes will be awarded by Committees who are dis interested, and who will be selected for the occasion. noble the of worthy indeed be may Fair the That dissipate to and statesman, a needy so proof ssion posse in elf hims . t find Science of Agriculture, and of this great and influgreatest news-monger in our quarter; tha to the poor house; caused 1,509 murders, . that time ond 5,000 suicides‘th pw has — to. perty the value of which cannot now be es-. he rose before day to read the Postman; and confusion I found he was in, I told him, if he ential State, we invoke the hearty co-operation of its to shillings, five him give friends, would I far pleased. and near. the to s turn three or two take d woul he that . the y rall gene not is ver, hewe , Such ed. timat ren. cmusc ae ee e S EY ie COR THe HALL WILL BE READY TO RECEIVE CONTRIBUTIONS great the when hitm of pounds five receive Ice anp Frost r§¥ Aucust.—On the 28th . course pursued by the men of San Francisco. . other end of the town before his neighbours THE 20TH OF SEPYEMBER. Specimens not liable to decay ; Constantinople of out driven was Turk h Dutc any were there if see to up, hac better be sent early—as our desire is to open the ultimo, there was asevere frost at Detroit} With this gentleman, as with most of the pre-. were benot but accepted, readily very he which Ist of October. rand vicinity. In many places tender plants . sent “solid” men‘of San Francisco, this freak . mails come in. He had a wife and several We shall be very grateful to any and to all who may impossibility the me to down laid had he fore to e sitiv inqui more much was but ; dren chil . sal colos of basis the but be may une been turned . of fort ng havi d, ruine possess Paintings or Statuary that is appropriate to’ ely entir were now Europe of affairs the black. At the residence of a farmer a pail. wealth, for it is upon such hitsas this, the. know what passed in Poland, than in his of such an event, as adern the Hall—the exhibition of such, would secure, stand. and pain ter grea in was and ly; fami own . y rall gene have es tho sale of them during the Fair, at a fair valuation onair milli our of unes fort -. Cleve At of water was covered with ice. benparticular the for design I if desired—and a guarantee of their safety in cas paper This land, Ohio, there waselso a severe frost, on. been built. We mention this fact. in order! anxiety of mind for King Augustus’s welfare, of fire will be given. in more live who citizens worthy those of efit Saturday night last. that persons abroad may form some idea of! than that of his nearest relations. Helooked a coffee-house than in their shops, and whose Works of Art—chaste and beautiful, will be received and duly noticed ; and whenever very rare, Kossorn’s Sisrers.—Three sisters of Kos. the manner in which wealth is so rapidly ac-. extremely thin in a dearth of news, and never thoughts are so taken up with the affairs of suitable Prizes will be awarded. uth are living in New York. ‘One is at the . quired in California; but in doing so, we enjoyed himself in a westerly wind. This pleasure in heac of & hearding house at No.1 Irving wish it to be distinctly understood, that such customers. their forget they that Allies, the indefatigable kind of life was the ruin of his 4 To encourage Home Industry, we take ; announcing as follows, Place, and the others, who have recenlly ar. things, though frequent, are not every day shop; for about the time that his favourite TITLES. prince left the rrown of Poland, he broke, rived in this country, ere at 761 and 762 . occurrences.—Herald. Broadway, where they inted opening a lace and disappeared., In a letter addressed by Gen. Charles Lee, And gilk Steve, about the Ist of September. Tue Pacrric Rartroap—A Nover.Ipza.—}. This man, and his affairs had been long to Patrick Hen, my Ar y ar on ti lu vo Re e th of as ago, days three about tJ] mind, my of out . proposes American Scientific the in Awriter Gract Gkeenwoop, the popular writer, : ys sa he ry, . heard I Park, James’s St. in walking was I on. not Railroad, Pacific Great the build to who has recently returned from Europe, it is Grand Pyeniier Prizes. The deep interest evinced at our Sacramento Fair, the last year, by the Ladies of California, has prompted us to testify our grateful sense of the value we place upon their worth, by again announcing the fol: lowing GRAND PREMIER PRIZES. wh a us, amonst in crept barbarism a is “There ; me after hemming disance a at somebody He. it. above feet eight about but ground the The competitors for these Prizes are the Ladies only. ssid, is te commeneée the publication of a Fruits and Flowers, of tinthose design mean best 1 the For extremty. 1. me shocks that neighbour} old my but it\be shouid who and . on and piled, distance whole the have would juvenile papier in Philadelphia on the Ist of Exthis for prepared Embroidery,) (on ; bespattered are we which with epithets selled . to reduced was he saw [ upholsterer. the The) theroadway. place would be piles these Oetoder. hibition—A Silver Pitcher, Gold mountbe) extreme poverty, by certain shabby super-. his excellency and his honor; the honorablé could road a if and one, novel a is idea ed, valued at.. aeRam g ap alla were $50,00 Davia Wiison, & revolutionary soldier, this plan as on any! fiuities in his dregs: for, notwithstanding. president of some honotable convention. This on strong equally built 25,00 Fitcher. Silver design= best second Sor . and 4 native of New Jersey, died lately in . For the bést, design of Fruits and Flowers, other, we do not see what is to prevent the . that it was a very jultry day for the time of. fulsome, nauseating cant may be well enough Déarborn county, Indiana, aged 104 years, 2 pile-driver from triumphing over the barrow the year. he wore 4 loose great coat and a, adapted to barbarous moaarchies, or te gratmoaths and 10 days. He had, at different . Grant that there be no objecmuff. with a long campaign wig out of curl ;. ify the unadulterated pride of the magnifict -axe pick and periods of his life, five wives, and oe at the time tion to the strength and longevity of such a to which he bad added the ornament of a pair! in pompous aristocracies ; but, in a great, of his death was the father of forty-seven tyckled under the knee. ! free, manly commonwealth, it is quite abomigarters black of . place that advantages possessed it and road, children! This extraordinary man, when in con-. Upon his coming upito me, I was going to. nable. For my own part, . had as lief chew of mode other any of advance in far it his meets 104th year, mowed one acre per day of . inquire into his preent circumstances; but . bitter alloes, as be crammed with your excelfree be would it place first the In structlon. ‘heavy timothy grass for a week. from dust; secordly, it would never become! was prevented, by his asking me. with a . leney, with which I am daily pestered. How Gop In Towa.—A correspondent in the . obstrwoted by snow drifts; thirdly it would whisper, ‘Whether the last letters brought! much more true dignity was there in the sim B= ta . ture, suitable for general use—A Silver Plate; valued at. .0s.ia 0st cess cee $100,00 9. For the best specimens of California Flour, in packages for export and family use— made from California Wheat—A Silver lency,” you must not esteem it a mark of Pitcher, Gold mountéd::2, 1:.22.2%. 3. For the best 50 ibs. of Butter of California make, with proper data as to manner of ses producing—A Silver cup::1333 «4. . For the best four Cheeses, 25 lbs. each, of California make, with the dataand man ~ personal or official disrespect, but the reverse.’, Gen. Lee would find in the present age, abundant materials for his satirical pen. Incident connected with California History, Embroidery or Painting—A Silver k as teebuge daisete-< Capes. .csdccscent Petes SPECIAL PRIZES. 1. For the best Fiough of California manufac Oueder Morning . tweriy miles over which the rails are laid on . were starving, I found his chief concern at address you without tacking on “your excel Wsiet that there is gold in cbzn-! piies. _ Just below Hudson there is one single present was for this great monarch. I told} ep 2 whe Chaugiere® (Canada) digciazs. . stretch of upwards of four miles. This por-. him, “That I looked upon him as one of the. foo Ze* yoo shee been ‘Heri. bamsci!, and seen . tion of the road wears as well as any other ; . first heroes of the are.” “But pray, (says Pugs ooked with good eect. He! whise its entire freedom from dust makes it he,) do you think there is any thing in the h his own hands #tone wash. one of the most pleasant pieces of the whole . story of his wound?” (and finding me sur%, a 2 seroud 10, at, a third 29, . rowie, prised at the question,) “Nay, (says he.) I ‘, ani e fifth 2 grains. Hesawi The projector of the pile road proposes also only propose it to you”? I answered, “That . For the best sketch of any locality, Scene or 25,00 brace Rural Scenery, with Cottage View, Trees, &c.—A Silver €up. .-eee oe *T have heerd from reliable persons, that ® . -ijow iecomotives to make better time with . Bender?’ 1 told hin, ‘None that I heard,. Tullius Cicero, Dec:mo Bruto Inspiratori, or Stine of the precious stuff has been discovered . jess wear and tear than they experience on . of; and asked him, “Whether he bad yet. Caio Marcello Consuli, than in his Excellency in, I think, Wifey conaty, lows. It is reporroads made perfectly solid. Thataroad built . married his eldest daighter?” He told me. Major General Noodle, or the Honorable ted here, that ed dalek of sixty men, trom . on piles eau be rendered pract’cable, is shown “No. But pray, (says he) tell me sincerely. . Join Doodle. My objections are perhaps near Quivcy, Titnois, have started for the by eur Hudser River Railroad people. Bewhat are your thaghts of the King of. trivial and whimsical, but I cannot help staGOW CO TE tween 4ibany and New York there are some . Sweden?” for though his wife and children . ting them. Therefore, should I sometimes ‘> in Ostin.~-The . For the second best design—Silver Pitcher. 6. For the best Fancy Skétch that shall em _be somewhitt springy in its nature, and thus any accounts that ore might rely upon from. plicity of address among the Romans : Marcus . St. Low's Rervdlican eays: Painting in Oil—A Siiver Pitcher, Gol mounted.cs<s0se% LULLED bbe cece ceeeee 00,00 50,00 50,00 ve . ner of making—A Silver Cup.:. StS §0,09 A Special Committee will be appointéd to the Plougha and to the Dairy. We seem to have more than made up for the loss GRAIN. of noble titles, by the abundance of others For the finest sheaves of Grain, with statistics of the ‘ingle lump worth i fifteen} shil shi -;erother improrement. _Instead of placing/ I thought there was no reason to doubt of within the reach of Republican invention. nt amou the and acre, the to ed plant seed of nt amou vansiul earth yleided in bis . cats above the rails, he intends to let them . it.” “But why in the heel, (says he.) more We have not given up the title of ‘“Excellenharvested ; each kind of Grain to be represented by ‘® Of the : prec 1 ious metal. f heng between them. By means of a properly than any other part of the body?” “Becy,” and as for “Honorable,” we are “all, all one sheaf or moré ?— he River des Plantes have! sppped axle, this is very easily done, and ; cause (says I) the bullet chanced to light acres of Barley, a Silver cup. .$75,00 1090 best the For honorable men.” Thé next step will be to Stee ve 220,00 ats, _. “Bg ont 245 worth of gold . wiicn it ‘s done. one hundred miles an hour . there.” confer the title of Excéllency and Honorable «“ ©. $5.00 “ , Wheat “ 60 “« <-> visto the ~alue of £50 . can be mece wichout any fear whatever that , 25,00 “4 Corn, This extraordinary dialogue was no soonon the wives of Presidents and Judges, for “ 10 © ; Sim She gold . the cars yi!l fy ‘rom the track or bring up in er ended, but he began to launch out into 26,00 -. .5. .. heat Buckw of crop best the For the from excluded be why should the fair sex FRUIT. . gravel pit. A road buit upon piles, the a long dissertation npon the affairs of the benefits of an ambitious aristocracy !—Delta. cup. .$75,00 Silver a , Grapes of y displa finest the For Lug Jdemtific merican says, can be constructed north: and, after having spent some time —s oe a Seay Melons, ee bi im o ia ior $10,000 per mile. If this be so, it would on them, he told me, he was in a great perLayine Gas-Pires.—A short time since we sd ‘© Basket Assorted Fraits, from one Cultivator, a Silver Cup.. .. 25, <3 the . make the whole cost of the New York aud plexity how to reconcile the Supplement announced the arrival of certain gas pipes, es tative Gra pos. weaal” 4 Rs, 2 aa : A er te te DUT tho Hee Specitnedp = wae. gle Figs,.a now Medal.. 10, examin ing what the in g other by papers Mr . said Do na uv n, ov er in Ha pp y Va ll ey . sy SOR. Pe at = Péaks, Me tape ce 10,00, built be upon the same subject. “The daily Courant We notice to-day a number of workmen ena . lions of dollars less than a road can se “ Appless, "6655. 10,00 for on any other plan. A road resting on (says he) has these words, ‘We have advices gaged in laying the sam:@own on Montgoies . _ PeachBay.: “6 Joes 10,00 7 On giles would have very little grading to do. from very good hands, that ; 2 a a certain prince mery street between Ualifornia and Pine _ Watermelon, .. 5,00 ; pees t Muskmelorf, . . 6,00 Where the land declined, the level could be has some matters of great importance under streets. Another lot has been bauled on 4 = e Green Flesh— pres ed @riv the piles a smal diserve ing ler d consideration.’ ; This is very myster‘ons: Clay street preparatory to laying a line on a oe. . oeeountry. # $s Feg Flant;, °.. 5,00 at¥ Bou, the people tance into the earth ; where the land ascendbut the Post-boy leaves us more in the dark. this street. It is to be hoped before winter Every dish of Fruit of rare or new kinds, esteemed by the Committee worthy, shall re"6 tae king auy decided ated, the same level could be preserved by for he tells us, ‘That there are private intimasets in we may have the p’pes laid, the works cei ve a Med al, val ued at. 2. 0.3 ccc0 cece 5,00 driv ing the piles into the eart h an incr ease d tions of co measur mp es le taken te mé has entirely paraivaed d, the lamps raised and a flood of by a certain prince. which time will bring to light.’ Now, the light shed on the city, to assist pedestrians in FLOWERS. 2 shape of business threughdistance. Postinan, (says he,) who uses to be very clear, navigating the dangerous sidewalks of this For the best Floral design, a Silver Cup.. $°5,00 “< ‘« dis pla y of Pot Plants, a Cup. . 25, refers gr ea to the ci t same ty —L news ed in these ge words r. ; ‘The A Tittle béy, PACIFIC RAILROAD. poorly sled . & ‘display of Roses, Medal. 10,00 ‘ ‘ “c “ ce SP ans, witch is Some SeVenty tail. lhe doll &We es te aes { z = ee late conduc t ofa certain prince affords great The great cap-sheaf to the American Railmatter of speculation.’ This certain Prince. torning by @ redéyouig wan, toad enterprise is unquestion ably the road (says the upholsterer,) whom they are all so ion: “Dyo ur e iaots o her know from the Mississippi to the Pacific. That this 379 cautious of naming. I take to be fhe tittle fellow looked ‘at the maguificeat enterpri se will be completed and upon which, though there was nobody near smeoral, mesa his bosum heavin suecessf al operation before the expiration , @Athered us, he whispered something in my ear, which in his eyes, and replied, of ten years, seers scar ce ly to ad mi t of ha y so r dear mother is deka a I did not hear, or think worth my while to 4 : gabe doubt. e e e aug : OF make him repeat. om _ . When it is remembered that thea We were now got to the upper end of the Gous in CENT. AMERICA.—A letter from San . cost of this gigantic road would mens a the sat of the Wastan Bot: was . Juan del Sur says that immeuse gold fields . averaze of our roads in Ohio exceed 32 mi l. Aarebeen discovered near that place, and llions, which is, on ly about one one-fourth eet there is grat excitement in consequence. more than has been expended upon th e Er ie “Prom Buexos Ay The N. Y¥. Oom. Railroad, er even upon the supposition that “ A WIDE AWAKE YANKEE. Ir was stated in a recent telegraphic des sc ‘2d “ patch the “Star of the East,” about to sail ‘« display of Dahlias, pair of Vase Boquetts,a Cup.. 10,00 “ pair of Vase Boquetts, a Medal. “ Mantle “ae _ ‘« sections, two small steamers of 70 or 80 tons «“ ac 2a ance, g The chief polititian of ike bench wasa great 2 teet having POREnaOvger to the Bucuws. . /P its construction, the circuit of the asserter of paradoxes He told us, with a ore oft Pe map icted in 93 days. The folseeming concern. that. by some news he had _“ Ho sr it z Fr e etxCoMe xi co ac at maesg . Fr lately pom read ryN. York from dupecer Bais evinTh Muscov y, it appear ed Verh to to him. weco n rpus Christiws e a n t Netuc San Francisco 4 days that there was a storm gathering in the Black From San Francisco to Hong Kong 25 “ Sea, which might in time do hurt to the Valley, of the 13th inst., says; naFrom Hong Kong to Calcutta ' 6 val forces of this nation. To this he added, By-a perusal of some private letters From Calcutta to Bombay 13 « that, for his part, he ¢ould not wish to see the ounived in this city, from & well known 4 From Bombay to England 35 “ j ore cara “ “ 5.00 tor. 10,00 122. 10,00 «1. 10,00 baat « tt ence 10,00 each. <A writer in the Wutional Intelligencer ‘« ‘best Evergreen Wreath of 50 ft. for decora. ting, a Silver Cup . 20,00 giv es the cred it of this enterprise to a son of “oq «ou Hall, where there were three or four very odd Medal. 10,00 6 “ Evergreen and Floral Wreath, 50 ft. our own Stat e, as follows: oy fellows sitting together on the bench. These I found were all of then politicians, who used “The steamers mentioned were built and to sun themselves in that place every day shipped under the direction of Dr. Joseph es “ Collection of Native Flowers. . 10°00 Gratuities will be awarded by the Committetoe about dinner-t'me. Qbserving them to be Wh.tmore, a native of Newburyport, Massawhatever is deservedly rare or unique. Ayres wis raised Op the 20th of uae. Urpui. * He want of sufficient means. teens Kis “ 5,00 Cares 10,00 richest Wreath of Flowers, a ce Sein: “thd Aivetisebe canes By ait arrival from . the cost sh ould reach double that amount no Montevideo that the blockade of Buetios . 228 will do curiosi ties in their kird, and my friend’s acchusetts, and from his childhood a citizen of ubt that its construction by reason I sat down amon them. quaint : : z “ “6 Hand “24 “ 6 Hand from New York for Peru, would take out in Medal. 10,00 ae Hi 3 ¢ tion “ VEGETABLES. New Hampshire, one of the most energetic For the best 100 acres of Potatoes, represented. one bushel as the just sample, a Silver Cup $75,00 and enterprising men I have ever known. ‘ &c “ “ Onions, “ “ f After entering upon his profession he volunsn ‘* crop Sweet Potatoes, with speciteered as a@ surgeon in the Florida war, in mens ot the same. A which he performed the duties of a soldier and For the best display and greatest variety of Vegetables, from one cultivator—a a Surgeon acceptably. After returning to Si lv ey Ca p cise cs Uae: cach limenes 25,00 New Hampshire he went to California, where ** Collection of Pumpkins and Squashhe spent several years, and from there went es, a Medal COC eee ee meee sees cseccoor 10,00 a Crop and display of Cabbages, Medal 10,00 to Lima and Peru. Hesvon became acquaintc a“ ac Sp ec im Turk en of driven s th out e fo of Exrope ll , ow which in ki g he nd believe : d s te d wi th Mr . Cl ay , ou r pr es en t teliable gentleman at Laredo, we learn that . rom England to New York Mi ni ster, who 13“ could not but be prejudicial to our.woolle sa ets, Tarsnips, Carrots, Onions, w and abe geae his talents and enterthere is evidence, untnistakable in its characThe immense: advantages which would rePotatoes, Turnips, Tomatoes, Rhumantfa ctures . He then told us, that he look. prise. In March last he contracted with the su barb, Celery, Salsifry, Cauilifiower, lt to the United States from the construeter, of hostile feelings on the of Mex#ed on those extrao rdinar y revolut ions, Broccoli, Cucumbers, Beans, Peas, which eruvian Government to come to New York cans towards citizens of the Puited Stata, tion of this road have been laid before our had Co rn lately , Eg gtaken Pl an Pu t, place mp ki in ns those an , d parts an d of ca the us e th e tw o st pe ea op me le rs by me th ntioned, to be Not only foes this feeliag exist west of the e most judicious and the ablest ied C E R I PI ON os c Vo ce wy ca se 5 ,0 0 world, to have Lag ee from two person s bu il t, an d to de liver them at Loreto, fifteen Rio Graade, but extends far into the valley; minds of the country. We will not venture. who were not much talked Nore.—Articles Exhibited for Prizes should be the rg ee hu de ad re d mi le s gr up owth or manufacture of the exhibitor. th e Am az on , th e upo Pe n the ru ir vi rep an uta tio n. A more a St oF theiver. OF the existence of auch Ric h, val uab le, or cur }G iou ov s er spe nm cim en ens t in gu min ar era an logy ty in g to “2. hi 24 m has th at nev th er er bee e n hel d out to the feeling, no one stall acquainted with M ente ine ‘ wil l be car efu lly pro vid ed for at nd ol tne a, Exh . ibi tio n an d . sh ou ld no t be an y in te rf er of en aay ce peo on ple th .—M e odi pa le rt of Tri bun e. Pri zes awa rde d. effairscama h doaub gn fo mo r re d t; ve many broken hints, and such @ show of depth . Brazil. He arrived in New York We earne stly desire an answer to this Circular at in Ap ri l one redo we asgio ve n the statewont sha file and wisdom, that we ga ve our sel ves la st up , to co the his nt ear ra lie ct st ed mo ment, and shall be glad to be informed fo r th e st ea me rs , pu rc ha se d est credit. Werps.—“ Eternal vigilance is the seam of opiniones. in Portland Maine, the “Star of the East,” how far you can co-operate with us—what specimens : an d to wh fre at edo fro m” ext wee m ds. ent The Gra nit Farm e er far as you can inform us) you Th e dis cou rse at le ng th fel l up on a point and is now on his way to the mouth of the will be able to con(as _ Susanne Tsie0Rarss.Submerine tele Fs tri but e, so tha t we ma y lem ‘have ark on the “ s per fec nca t tne of a ncig ss hWh ic h se ld om esc ape s a knot of true-born Amazon. “graphs are progressing rapidly. Three cables provision made for your exhibitions. of secr the ing on and gar tor’ tir et den s ing , Englishmen, whether in case of a religious We are happy to dnnounce that we have the counDr. Whitmore was in this city on Thursday ‘are boyd in successful working order, connectstch extraordin. suce**, was answered, War, the Protestants would not be too strong last, and the writer ha tenance, approval, and the hearty aid and ing England with the Continent, one of which c o Z d th e pl ea su re of co ntio n of the mos t ext ive gaitientons or ey sil "ol “I bav but e one lead rule ing and , that is, for the Pa pi st s? _is submerged 119 miles. Two cables also This we unanimously deterversing with him as to his views and prospects. the State, who generoens usl y aid us by thei r mea ns and nev er to let a wee d go to see d.” Act ing on mi ne d on the Protestant side. One who sat. He is perfectly sanguine of accomplishing his influences ; also, the same co-operation of many of . ‘connect England ‘and Ireland. Lines are this principle he found it easy to kee the p t he pr on my rig ht han d, and , as I fo un d pu by his rp dis os e of reaching Loreto with his steamers, ar incipal merchants and others, of San Francisco Progressing which will stretch from Italy to weeds out. It isa very simple question for i s wh os e na me s cou rse , will be announeed, and ha d “Arabia, by waof be en in the We st y the Isla Ind an ies d , fr em as su th re en d ce returning to Lima over the s of n Cod rsic sa and school boys. How man w h o wil l ac t on th e se vera Icommitt i ees durii ng the Ex 2 o e y times will a labor. US, that it would be a very easy matter for mountains. . er hav e to bend his vertebral column, or . the Protestants to beat the Pope at Sea; Inthe United State submerg: From the known energy and enterprise of are . stoop, in-pulling up five weeds just ready to an d added, that whenever such a war does Dr Whitmore, it is my belief that he will be igo to'seei? And how many times he will break out, it must turn to the good of of grea the t servi ce @ to his count f ry in s condu cting a . v e t o h e n d i t 224 n fee e x t y e a r , b y omitting this Leeward Islands. Upon this, one who vi 859M sat at this novel enterprise. He aay OR several nd allowiageach of those five to ripen sevthe end of the bench, and, as I afterwards terviews with Lieut. Maur ‘Beut with the extreme eastern pointot Me y since his arriv al e d seeds, yielding half man y . found, tvas ‘the zeographer of the company, here in April oundiand. Traucatlantio-news: vi/i ‘then . , and calle d on the President of ? For a, » puss between all the great vities of the te Continents inside:of ix Gaya . gar Woy was the fir ‘the Tomgest ever known? “Beg: &@~ All communication upon the subject, will be promptly responded to, and all informat ion cheerfully rendered b N. B.—Pleass WARR&EN SON. ad wildy és posible. vaunted elie Ec: 9 jy a et S. S. more mature arithmeticians— Said, that in cas the Papists should drive th HOLL e the Unit ed Stat es when here on Thursday, to 1 bam AND SIGN PAINTING. Sash Doors and Win@ second year weeds produce the third Protestants fron these parts of Europe , wh en who m he spok e of the imme nse impo rtance to . £4, 4°w Sash made to order, Glass ent and prepared €aob 350 weeds, how many times will he the worst cametto the worst, it wo ul d be this Gove im of havi the Ama ede aa Also, Cabin rnme and Joine ng work ofell zon et r nt to pailin getting them all out? Anpossible to beat them out of Norway and open ed to our comm erce . ; to these questions will doubtless show Greenland, prided the northern crowns If succe ssful in this ent erp ris the e Doct or. é Will he. easier to do it the first or hold together ar,d the Czar of Muscovy stands will be perfectly prepared to-render the most = Pzchange. Shop on Mill sesaie, Vetwe the ee sane ™ “Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853. neuter. efficient aid to his own Country in any negoHe further fold us, for our comfort, that tiation that may be set on foot for giving to}: ~ "He the annot forgive others, breaks . there were vasttracts of land abou t th e the po le worl , d the treasures of the Amazon.”— the bridge. over which he must pass inhabited nei by Protesta no nts r Papists, man hath need to be forand of greate: extent than all the Roman . Oatholic dominons in Europe. me Minas eT a ie Seeteet Boston Journal. eeeeeeeeneneneeen #@ Think twice before speatittz. e Seamibmanibenianebendt ae 1 ’ _ te ~ SILVESTER & CO., WHOLELALE AND RETAIL dealers in ‘Gito ‘Boots Pune reed Sounchtion 3 somilperion assortarent of , tobeweld . >»

THETELECRAPRPE,RS. GRA ND When he had ad discussed this point, NS. . the terms of whith he is to receive $300 per . NEWS-MONGERS AND POLITICIA Hort and Agri icul cult tura ural l exert to began upholsterer the friend my take we h whic wing, follo the k thin WE j month for fifteen years. At the end of the; FAIR, . term the property is of course to revert to . from the Tatler, quite applicable to our own him and he is to pay for the improvements at . country and to the present day. Read it. here lived some years since within my their éstimated value at thattime. Thiscase. _ AcPeanrvx 'Account.—Mr. Everrett, late . corves to show how the wonderful fortunes of neighbourhood, a very grave person, an upSecretary of State, is generally known as @ . Californians are so rapidly acquired; and at holsterer, who seemed to be 8 man of more ‘GLEANINGS FROM STATE PA himself upon the present negotiations of} E INVITE the co-operation of all the Cultivators peace, in which he deposed princes, settled of the Soil to a Grand Agricultural and Horticulthe bounds of kingdoms, and Walanced the tural Fair in the City of San Francisco, commencing power of Europe with great justice and imabout the First of OcroBER, and continuing one Month. The Fair will be held in the splendid Hall of H. Maas, partiality. Esq., corner of Bush and Montgomery street. Jat length took my leave of the company, gentleman of extensive information one who . the same time it furnishes evidence of the than ordinary application to business. He gone not had but away: going was and San of e valu will not “speak without book” on important . confidence entertained in the was @ very early riser, and was often abroad hemmed upholsterer the before yards, thirty subjects involving statistical facts. Vrom . Francisco preperty. Here is a gentleman two or three hours before any of bis neighagain afterme. Upon his advancing towards in s ulnes caref ar icul part a bad He . hours le. asing by hs, mont six of od peri the in Who . of use the that ars appe it his, of ion utat comp alchoholic beverages costs the United States, operation, with but a capital of $3000, has . the knitting of his brows, and a kind of im'tme, with a whisper, I expected to hear some It is our desire to render all the aid in our power.— We will receive, classify, arrange, and label all the various contributions. This will be done free of cost to contributors. With an earnest willthat the Exhibition should draw the finest productions of the State, we shall of disly plain that ons, moti his all in ence pati per 0 $350 of pt recei the in elf hims ed pjac has) ; ,000 ,008 directly, in ten, years, $420 bench; the to communicate to fit thought &e., that shall be exhibited at the Fair. ys intent on matter of fer Prizes amounting to about TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, tor the best specimens of Fruits, Flowers, Grain secret piece of news, which he had not alwa was he red cove re-. d coul he h whic upon me inco n um—a ‘ann h wort 000 $5, cd oy destr burpt ox ohexwiee ear my in me desired he that, of instead but, life his into iry inqu .my Upon ce. of property; has destroyed 300,060 lives;. sire to the Atlantic and live inaffluence and. importan to ¢ompassion In half-a-crown. him lend to the be to tim d foun I on, rsati conve and of on rati expi the at and , years en fifte for ease . dren chil 000 100, and ; ‘sent 250,000 to prison the Prizes will be awarded by Committees who are dis interested, and who will be selected for the occasion. noble the of worthy indeed be may Fair the That dissipate to and statesman, a needy so proof ssion posse in elf hims . t find Science of Agriculture, and of this great and influgreatest news-monger in our quarter; tha to the poor house; caused 1,509 murders, . that time ond 5,000 suicides‘th pw has — to. perty the value of which cannot now be es-. he rose before day to read the Postman; and confusion I found he was in, I told him, if he ential State, we invoke the hearty co-operation of its to shillings, five him give friends, would I far pleased. and near. the to s turn three or two take d woul he that . the y rall gene not is ver, hewe , Such ed. timat ren. cmusc ae ee e S EY ie COR THe HALL WILL BE READY TO RECEIVE CONTRIBUTIONS great the when hitm of pounds five receive Ice anp Frost r§¥ Aucust.—On the 28th . course pursued by the men of San Francisco. . other end of the town before his neighbours THE 20TH OF SEPYEMBER. Specimens not liable to decay ; Constantinople of out driven was Turk h Dutc any were there if see to up, hac better be sent early—as our desire is to open the ultimo, there was asevere frost at Detroit} With this gentleman, as with most of the pre-. were benot but accepted, readily very he which Ist of October. rand vicinity. In many places tender plants . sent “solid” men‘of San Francisco, this freak . mails come in. He had a wife and several We shall be very grateful to any and to all who may impossibility the me to down laid had he fore to e sitiv inqui more much was but ; dren chil . sal colos of basis the but be may une been turned . of fort ng havi d, ruine possess Paintings or Statuary that is appropriate to’ ely entir were now Europe of affairs the black. At the residence of a farmer a pail. wealth, for it is upon such hitsas this, the. know what passed in Poland, than in his of such an event, as adern the Hall—the exhibition of such, would secure, stand. and pain ter grea in was and ly; fami own . y rall gene have es tho sale of them during the Fair, at a fair valuation onair milli our of unes fort -. Cleve At of water was covered with ice. benparticular the for design I if desired—and a guarantee of their safety in cas paper This land, Ohio, there waselso a severe frost, on. been built. We mention this fact. in order! anxiety of mind for King Augustus’s welfare, of fire will be given. in more live who citizens worthy those of efit Saturday night last. that persons abroad may form some idea of! than that of his nearest relations. Helooked a coffee-house than in their shops, and whose Works of Art—chaste and beautiful, will be received and duly noticed ; and whenever very rare, Kossorn’s Sisrers.—Three sisters of Kos. the manner in which wealth is so rapidly ac-. extremely thin in a dearth of news, and never thoughts are so taken up with the affairs of suitable Prizes will be awarded. uth are living in New York. ‘One is at the . quired in California; but in doing so, we enjoyed himself in a westerly wind. This pleasure in heac of & hearding house at No.1 Irving wish it to be distinctly understood, that such customers. their forget they that Allies, the indefatigable kind of life was the ruin of his 4 To encourage Home Industry, we take ; announcing as follows, Place, and the others, who have recenlly ar. things, though frequent, are not every day shop; for about the time that his favourite TITLES. prince left the rrown of Poland, he broke, rived in this country, ere at 761 and 762 . occurrences.—Herald. Broadway, where they inted opening a lace and disappeared., In a letter addressed by Gen. Charles Lee, And gilk Steve, about the Ist of September. Tue Pacrric Rartroap—A Nover.Ipza.—}. This man, and his affairs had been long to Patrick Hen, my Ar y ar on ti lu vo Re e th of as ago, days three about tJ] mind, my of out . proposes American Scientific the in Awriter Gract Gkeenwoop, the popular writer, : ys sa he ry, . heard I Park, James’s St. in walking was I on. not Railroad, Pacific Great the build to who has recently returned from Europe, it is Grand Pyeniier Prizes. The deep interest evinced at our Sacramento Fair, the last year, by the Ladies of California, has prompted us to testify our grateful sense of the value we place upon their worth, by again announcing the fol: lowing GRAND PREMIER PRIZES. wh a us, amonst in crept barbarism a is “There ; me after hemming disance a at somebody He. it. above feet eight about but ground the The competitors for these Prizes are the Ladies only. ssid, is te commeneée the publication of a Fruits and Flowers, of tinthose design mean best 1 the For extremty. 1. me shocks that neighbour} old my but it\be shouid who and . on and piled, distance whole the have would juvenile papier in Philadelphia on the Ist of Exthis for prepared Embroidery,) (on ; bespattered are we which with epithets selled . to reduced was he saw [ upholsterer. the The) theroadway. place would be piles these Oetoder. hibition—A Silver Pitcher, Gold mountbe) extreme poverty, by certain shabby super-. his excellency and his honor; the honorablé could road a if and one, novel a is idea ed, valued at... aeRam g ap alla were $50,00 Davia Wiison, & revolutionary soldier, this plan as on any! fiuities in his dregs: for, notwithstanding. president of some honotable convention. This on strong equally built 25,00 Fitcher.. Silver design= best second Sor . and 4 native of New Jersey, died lately in . For the bést, design of Fruits and Flowers, other, we do not see what is to prevent the . that it was a very jultry day for the time of. fulsome, nauseating cant may be well enough Déarborn county, Indiana, aged 104 years, 2 pile-driver from triumphing over the barrow the year. he wore 4 loose great coat and a, adapted to barbarous moaarchies, or te gratmoaths and 10 days. He had, at different . Grant that there be no objecmuff. with a long campaign wig out of curl ;. ify the unadulterated pride of the magnifict -axe pick and periods of his life, five wives, and oe at the time tion to the strength and longevity of such a to which he bad added the ornament of a pair! in pompous aristocracies ; but, in a great, of his death was the father of forty-seven tyckled under the knee. ! free, manly commonwealth, it is quite abomigarters black of . place that advantages possessed it and road, children! This extraordinary man, when in con-. Upon his coming upito me, I was going to. nable. For my own part, . had as lief chew of mode other any of advance in far it his meets 104th year, mowed one acre per day of . inquire into his preent circumstances; but . bitter alloes, as be crammed with your excelfree be would it place first the In structlon. ‘heavy timothy grass for a week. from dust; secordly, it would never become! was prevented, by his asking me. with a . leney, with which I am daily pestered. How Gop In Towa.—A correspondent in the . obstrwoted by snow drifts; thirdly it would whisper, ‘Whether the last letters brought! much more true dignity was there in the sim B= ta . ture, suitable for general use—A Silver Plate; valued at.. .0s.ia 0st cess cee $100,00 9. For the best specimens of California Flour, in packages for export and family use— made from California Wheat—A Silver lency,” you must not esteem it a mark of Pitcher, Gold mountéd::2, 1:..22.2%. 3. For the best 50 ibs. of Butter of California make, with proper data as to manner of ses producing—A Silver cup::1333 «4. . For the best four Cheeses, 25 lbs. each, of California make, with the dataand man ~ personal or official disrespect, but the reverse.’, Gen. Lee would find in the present age, abundant materials for his satirical pen. Incident connected with California History, Embroidery or Painting—A Silver k as teebuge daisete-< Capes. .csdccscent Petes SPECIAL PRIZES. 1. For the best Fiough of California manufac Oueder Morning . tweriy miles over which the rails are laid on . were starving, I found his chief concern at address you without tacking on “your excel Wsiet that there is gold in cbzn-! piies. _ Just below Hudson there is one single present was for this great monarch. I told} ep 2 whe Chaugiere® (Canada) digciazs. . stretch of upwards of four miles. This por-. him, “That I looked upon him as one of the. foo Ze* yoo shee been ‘Heri. bamsci!, and seen . tion of the road wears as well as any other ; . first heroes of the are.” “But pray, (says Pugs ooked with good eect. He! whise its entire freedom from dust makes it he,) do you think there is any thing in the h his own hands #tone wash. one of the most pleasant pieces of the whole . story of his wound?” (and finding me sur%, a 2 seroud 10, at, a third 29, . rowie, prised at the question,) “Nay, (says he.) I ‘, ani e fifth 2 grains. Hesawi The projector of the pile road proposes also only propose it to you”? I answered, “That . For the best sketch of any locality, Scene or 25,00 brace Rural Scenery, with Cottage View, Trees, &c.—A Silver €up.. ..-eee oe *T have heerd from reliable persons, that ® . -ijow iecomotives to make better time with . Bender?’ 1 told hin, ‘None that I heard,. Tullius Cicero, Dec:mo Bruto Inspiratori, or Stine of the precious stuff has been discovered . jess wear and tear than they experience on . of; and asked him, “Whether he bad yet. Caio Marcello Consuli, than in his Excellency in, I think, Wifey conaty, lows. It is reporroads made perfectly solid. Thataroad built . married his eldest daighter?” He told me. Major General Noodle, or the Honorable ted here, that ed dalek of sixty men, trom . on piles eau be rendered pract’cable, is shown “No. But pray, (says he) tell me sincerely. . Join Doodle. My objections are perhaps near Quivcy, Titnois, have started for the by eur Hudser River Railroad people. Bewhat are your thaghts of the King of. trivial and whimsical, but I cannot help staGOW CO TE tween 4ibany and New York there are some . Sweden?” for though his wife and children . ting them. Therefore, should I sometimes ‘> in Ostin.~-The . For the second best design—Silver Pitcher. 6. For the best Fancy Skétch that shall em _be somewhitt springy in its nature, and thus any accounts that ore might rely upon from. plicity of address among the Romans : Marcus . St. Low's Rervdlican eays: Painting in Oil—A Siiver Pitcher, Gol mounted..cs<s0se% LULLED bbe cece ceeeee 00,00 50,00 50,00 ve . ner of making—A Silver Cup..:. StS §0,09 A Special Committee will be appointéd to the Plougha and to the Dairy. We seem to have more than made up for the loss GRAIN. of noble titles, by the abundance of others For the finest sheaves of Grain, with statistics of the ‘ingle lump worth i fifteen} shil shi -;erother improrement. _Instead of placing/ I thought there was no reason to doubt of within the reach of Republican invention. nt amou the and acre, the to ed plant seed of nt amou vansiul earth yleided in bis . cats above the rails, he intends to let them . it.” “But why in the heel, (says he.) more We have not given up the title of ‘“Excellenharvested ; each kind of Grain to be represented by ‘® Of the : prec 1 ious metal. f heng between them. By means of a properly than any other part of the body?” “Becy,” and as for “Honorable,” we are “all, all one sheaf or moré ?— he River des Plantes have! sppped axle, this is very easily done, and ; cause (says I) the bullet chanced to light acres of Barley, a Silver cup. .$75,00 1090 best the For honorable men.” Thé next step will be to Stee ve 220,00 ats, _. “Bg ont 245 worth of gold . wiicn it ‘s done. one hundred miles an hour . there.” confer the title of Excéllency and Honorable «“ ©. $5.00 “ , Wheat “ 60 “« <-> visto the ~alue of £50 . can be mece wichout any fear whatever that , 25,00 “4 Corn, This extraordinary dialogue was no soonon the wives of Presidents and Judges, for “ 10 © ; Sim She gold . the cars yi!l fy ‘rom the track or bring up in er ended, but he began to launch out into 26,00 -. ..5. ... heat Buckw of crop best the For the from excluded be why should the fair sex FRUIT. . gravel pit. A road buit upon piles, the a long dissertation npon the affairs of the benefits of an ambitious aristocracy !—Delta. cup. .$75,00 Silver a , Grapes of y displa finest the For Lug Jdemtific merican says, can be constructed north: and, after having spent some time —s oe a Seay Melons, ee bi im o ia ior $10,000 per mile. If this be so, it would on them, he told me, he was in a great perLayine Gas-Pires.—A short time since we sd ‘© Basket Assorted Fraits, from one Cultivator, a Silver Cup... ... 25, <3 the . make the whole cost of the New York aud plexity how to reconcile the Supplement announced the arrival of certain gas pipes, es tative Gra pos. weaal” 4 Rs, 2 aa : A er te te DUT tho Hee Specitnedp = wae. gle Figs,.a now Medal... 10, examin ing what the in g other by papers Mr . said Do na uv n, ov er in Ha pp y Va ll ey . sy SOR. Pe at = Péaks, Me tape ce 10,00, built be upon the same subject. “The daily Courant We notice to-day a number of workmen ena . lions of dollars less than a road can se “ Appless, "6655. 10,00 for on any other plan. A road resting on (says he) has these words, ‘We have advices gaged in laying the sam:@own on Montgoies . _ PeachBay.: “6 Joes 10,00 7 On giles would have very little grading to do. from very good hands, that ; 2 a a certain prince mery street between Ualifornia and Pine _ Watermelon, ... 5,00 ; pees t Muskmelorf, .. . 6,00 Where the land declined, the level could be has some matters of great importance under streets. Another lot has been bauled on 4 = e Green Flesh— pres ed @riv the piles a smal diserve ing ler d consideration.’ ; This is very myster‘ons: Clay street preparatory to laying a line on a oe. . oeeountry. # $s Feg Flant;, °... 5,00 at¥ Bou, the people tance into the earth ; where the land ascendbut the Post-boy leaves us more in the dark. this street. It is to be hoped before winter Every dish of Fruit of rare or new kinds, esteemed by the Committee worthy, shall re"6 tae king auy decided ated, the same level could be preserved by for he tells us, ‘That there are private intimasets in we may have the p’pes laid, the works cei ve a Med al, val ued at.. 2.. 0.3 ccc0 cece 5,00 driv ing the piles into the eart h an incr ease d tions of co measur mp es le taken te mé has entirely paraivaed d, the lamps raised and a flood of by a certain prince. which time will bring to light.’ Now, the light shed on the city, to assist pedestrians in FLOWERS. 2 shape of business threughdistance. Postinan, (says he,) who uses to be very clear, navigating the dangerous sidewalks of this For the best Floral design, a Silver Cup.... $°5,00 “< ‘« dis pla y of Pot Plants, a Cup.. . 25, refers gr ea to the ci t same ty —L news ed in these ge words r. ; ‘The A Tittle béy, PACIFIC RAILROAD. poorly sled . & ‘display of Roses, Medal.. 10,00 ‘ ‘ “c “ ce SP ans, witch is Some SeVenty tail. lhe doll &We es te aes { z = ee late conduc t ofa certain prince affords great The great cap-sheaf to the American Railmatter of speculation.’ This certain Prince. torning by @ redéyouig wan, toad enterprise is unquestion ably the road (says the upholsterer,) whom they are all so ion: “Dyo ur e iaots o her know from the Mississippi to the Pacific. That this 379 cautious of naming. I take to be fhe tittle fellow looked ‘at the maguificeat enterpri

se will be completed and upon which, though there was nobody near smeoral, mesa his bosum heavin suecessf al operation before the expiration , @Athered us, he whispered something in my ear, which in his eyes, and replied, of ten years, seers scar ce ly to ad mi t of ha y so r dear mother is deka a I did not hear, or think worth my while to 4 : gabe doubt. e e e aug : OF make him repeat. om _ . When it is remembered that thea We were now got to the upper end of the Gous in CENT. AMERICA.—A letter from San . cost of this gigantic road would mens a the sat of the Wastan Bot: was . Juan del Sur says that immeuse gold fields . averaze of our roads in Ohio exceed 32 mi l. Aarebeen discovered near that place, and llions, which is, on ly about one one-fourth eet there is grat excitement in consequence. more than has been expended upon th e Er ie “Prom Buexos Ay The N. Y¥. Oom. Railroad, er even upon the supposition that “ A WIDE AWAKE YANKEE. Ir was stated in a recent telegraphic des sc ‘2d “ patch the “Star of the East,” about to sail ‘« display of Dahlias, pair of Vase Boquetts,a Cup... 10,00 “ pair of Vase Boquetts, a Medal.. “ Mantle “ae _ ‘« sections, two small steamers of 70 or 80 tons «“ ac 2a ance, g The chief polititian of ike bench wasa great 2 teet having POREnaOvger to the Bucuws. . /P its construction, the circuit of the asserter of paradoxes He told us, with a ore oft Pe map icted in 93 days. The folseeming concern. that. by some news he had _“ Ho sr it z Fr e etxCoMe xi co ac at maesg . Fr lately pom read ryN. York from dupecer Bais evinTh Muscov y, it appear ed Verh to to him. weco n rpus Christiws e a n t Netuc San Francisco 4 days that there was a storm gathering in the Black From San Francisco to Hong Kong 25 “ Sea, which might in time do hurt to the Valley, of the 13th inst., says; naFrom Hong Kong to Calcutta ' 6 val forces of this nation. To this he added, By-a perusal of some private letters From Calcutta to Bombay 13 « that, for his part, he ¢ould not wish to see the ounived in this city, from & well known 4 From Bombay to England 35 “ j ore cara “ “ 5.00 tor.. 10,00 122. 10,00 «1.. 10,00 baat « tt ence 10,00 each. <A writer in the Wutional Intelligencer ‘« ‘best Evergreen Wreath of 50 ft. for decora. ting, a Silver Cup . 20,00 giv es the cred it of this enterprise to a son of “oq «ou Hall, where there were three or four very odd Medal.. 10,00 6 “ Evergreen and Floral Wreath, 50 ft. our own Stat e, as follows: oy fellows sitting together on the bench. These I found were all of then politicians, who used “The steamers mentioned were built and to sun themselves in that place every day shipped under the direction of Dr. Joseph es “ Collection of Native Flowers.. .. 10°00 Gratuities will be awarded by the Committetoe about dinner-t'me. Qbserving them to be Wh.tmore, a native of Newburyport, Massawhatever is deservedly rare or unique. Ayres wis raised Op the 20th of uae. Urpui. * He want of sufficient means. teens Kis “ 5,00 Cares 10,00 richest Wreath of Flowers, a ce Sein: “thd Aivetisebe canes By ait arrival from . the cost sh ould reach double that amount no Montevideo that the blockade of Buetios . 228 will do curiosi ties in their kird, and my friend’s acchusetts, and from his childhood a citizen of ubt that its construction by reason I sat down amon them. quaint : : z “ “6 Hand “24 “ 6 Hand from New York for Peru, would take out in Medal.. 10,00 ae Hi 3 ¢ tion “ VEGETABLES. New Hampshire, one of the most energetic For the best 100 acres of Potatoes, represented. one bushel as the just sample, a Silver Cup $75,00 and enterprising men I have ever known. ‘ &c “ “ Onions, “ “ f After entering upon his profession he volunsn ‘* crop Sweet Potatoes, with speciteered as a@ surgeon in the Florida war, in mens ot the same. A which he performed the duties of a soldier and For the best display and greatest variety of Vegetables, from one cultivator—a a Surgeon acceptably. After returning to Si lv ey Ca p cise cs Uae: cach limenes 25,00 New Hampshire he went to California, where ** Collection of Pumpkins and Squashhe spent several years, and from there went es, a Medal COC eee ee meee sees cseccoor 10,00 a Crop and display of Cabbages, Medal 10,00 to Lima and Peru. Hesvon became acquaintc a“ ac Sp ec im Turk en of driven s th out e fo of Exrope ll , ow which in ki g he nd believe : d s te d wi th Mr . Cl ay , ou r pr es en t teliable gentleman at Laredo, we learn that . rom England to New York Mi ni ster, who 13“ could not but be prejudicial to our.woolle sa ets, Tarsnips, Carrots, Onions, w and abe geae his talents and enterthere is evidence, untnistakable in its characThe immense: advantages which would rePotatoes, Turnips, Tomatoes, Rhumantfa ctures . He then told us, that he look. prise. In March last he contracted with the su barb, Celery, Salsifry, Cauilifiower, lt to the United States from the construeter, of hostile feelings on the of Mex#ed on those extrao rdinar y revolut ions, Broccoli, Cucumbers, Beans, Peas, which eruvian Government to come to New York cans towards citizens of the Puited Stata, tion of this road have been laid before our had Co rn lately , Eg gtaken Pl an Pu t, place mp ki in ns those an , d parts an d of ca the us e th e tw o st pe ea op me le rs by me th ntioned, to be Not only foes this feeliag exist west of the e most judicious and the ablest ied C E R I PI ON os c Vo ce wy ca se 5 ,0 0 world, to have Lag ee from two person s bu il t, an d to de liver them at Loreto, fifteen Rio Graade, but extends far into the valley; minds of the country. We will not venture. who were not much talked Nore.—Articles Exhibited for Prizes should be the rg ee hu de ad re d mi le s gr up owth or manufacture of the exhibitor. th e Am az on , th e upo Pe n the ru ir vi rep an uta tio n. A more a St oF theiver. OF the existence of auch Ric h, val uab le, or cur }G iou ov s er spe nm cim en ens t in gu min ar era an logy ty in g to “2. hi 24 m has th at nev th er er bee e n hel d out to the feeling, no one stall acquainted with M ente ine ‘ wil l be car efu lly pro vid ed for at nd ol tne a, Exh . ibi tio n an d . sh ou ld no t be an y in te rf er of en aay ce peo on ple th .—M e odi pa le rt of Tri bun e. Pri zes awa rde d. effairscama h doaub gn fo mo r re d t; ve many broken hints, and such @ show of depth . Brazil. He arrived in New York We earne stly desire an answer to this Circular at in Ap ri l one redo we asgio ve n the statewont sha file and wisdom, that we ga ve our sel ves la st up , to co the his nt ear ra lie ct st ed mo ment, and shall be glad to be informed fo r th e st ea me rs , pu rc ha se d est credit. Werps.—“ Eternal vigilance is the seam of opiniones. in Portland Maine, the “Star of the East,” how far you can co-operate with us—what specimens : an d to wh fre at edo fro m” ext wee m ds. ent The Gra nit Farm e er far as you can inform us) you Th e dis cou rse at le ng th fel l up on a point and is now on his way to the mouth of the will be able to con(as _ Susanne Tsie0Rarss.Submerine tele Fs tri but e, so tha t we ma y lem ‘have ark on the “ s per fec nca t tne of a ncig ss hWh ic h se ld om esc ape s a knot of true-born Amazon. “graphs are progressing rapidly. Three cables provision made for your exhibitions. of secr the ing on and gar tor’ tir et den s ing , Englishmen, whether in case of a religious We are happy to dnnounce that we have the counDr. Whitmore was in this city on Thursday ‘are boyd in successful working order, connectstch extraordin. suce**, was answered, War, the Protestants would not be too strong last, and the writer ha tenance, approval, and the hearty aid and ing England with the Continent, one of which c o Z d th e pl ea su re of co ntio n of the mos t ext ive gaitientons or ey sil "ol “I bav but e one lead rule ing and , that is, for the Pa pi st s? _is submerged 119 miles. Two cables also This we unanimously deterversing with him as to his views and prospects. the State, who generoens usl y aid us by thei r mea ns and nev er to let a wee d go to see d.” Act ing on mi ne d on the Protestant side. One who sat. He is perfectly sanguine of accomplishing his influences ; also, the same co-operation of many of . ‘connect England ‘and Ireland. Lines are this principle he found it easy to kee the p t he pr on my rig ht han d, and , as I fo un d pu by his rp dis os e of reaching Loreto with his steamers, ar incipal merchants and others, of San Francisco Progressing which will stretch from Italy to weeds out. It isa very simple question for i s wh os e na me s cou rse , will be announeed, and ha d “Arabia, by waof be en in the We st y the Isla Ind an ies d , fr em as su th re en d ce returning to Lima over the s of n Cod rsic sa and school boys. How man w h o wil l ac t on th e se vera Icommitt i ees durii ng the Ex 2 o e y times will a labor. US, that it would be a very easy matter for mountains. . er hav e to bend his vertebral column, or . the Protestants to beat the Pope at Sea; Inthe United State submerg: From the known energy and enterprise of are . stoop, in-pulling up five weeds just ready to an d added, that whenever such a war does Dr Whitmore, it is my belief that he will be igo to'seei? And how many times he will break out, it must turn to the good of of grea the t servi ce @ to his count f ry in s condu cting a . v e t o h e n d i t 224 n fee e x t y e a r , b y omitting this Leeward Islands. Upon this, one who vi 859M sat at this novel enterprise. He aay OR several nd allowiageach of those five to ripen sevthe end of the bench, and, as I afterwards terviews with Lieut. Maur ‘Beut with the extreme eastern pointot Me y since his arriv al e d seeds, yielding half man y . found, tvas ‘the zeographer of the company, here in April oundiand. Traucatlantio-news: vi/i ‘then . , and calle d on the President of ? For a, » puss between all the great vities of the te Continents inside:of ix Gaya . gar Woy was the fir ‘the Tomgest ever known? “Beg: &@~ All communication upon the subject, will be promptly responded to, and all informat ion cheerfully rendered b N. B.—Pleass WARR&EN SON. ad wildy és posible. vaunted elie Ec: 9 jy a et S. S. more mature arithmeticians— Said, that in cas the Papists should drive th HOLL e the Unit ed Stat es when here on Thursday, to 1 bam AND SIGN PAINTING. Sash Doors and Win@ second year weeds produce the third Protestants fron these parts of Europe , wh en who m he spok e of the imme nse impo rtance to . £4, 4°w Sash made to order, Glass ent and prepared €aob 350 weeds, how many times will he the worst cametto the worst, it wo ul d be this Gove im of havi the Ama ede aa Also, Cabin rnme and Joine ng work ofell zon et r nt to pailin getting them all out? Anpossible to beat them out of Norway and open ed to our comm erce . ; to these questions will doubtless show Greenland, prided the northern crowns If succe ssful in this ent erp ris the e Doct or. é Will he. easier to do it the first or hold together ar,d the Czar of Muscovy stands will be perfectly prepared to-render the most = Pzchange. Shop on Mill sesaie, Vetwe the ee sane ™ “Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853. neuter. efficient aid to his own Country in any negoHe further fold us, for our comfort, that tiation that may be set on foot for giving to}: ~ "He the annot forgive others, breaks . there were vasttracts of land abou t th e the po le worl , d the treasures of the Amazon.”— the bridge. over which he must pass inhabited nei by Protesta no nts r Papists, man hath need to be forand of greate: extent than all the Roman . Oatholic dominons in Europe. me Minas eT a ie Seeteet Boston Journal. eeeeeeeeneneneeen #@ Think twice before speatittz. e Seamibmanibenianebendt ae 1 ’ _ te ~ SILVESTER & CO., WHOLELALE AND RETAIL dealers in ‘Gito ‘Boots Pune reed Sounchtion 3 somilperion assortarent of , tobeweld . >»