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We see it stated that Albert NJ. Gil.
liam. late Consul Of the United States at
California, is of the opinion that the gov.
eminent of California must soon fall into
the hands Of the Anglo-SaIon race, and
that a railroad from San Francisco to
New Orleans, or some point on Red river,
might be made to advantage.