Pmlash1 County, June dth, Is,
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ALLEN MARTIN.

 Pulasks County, June dth, 1881.

 Gold-EatraordanQ1Y.-W havesub. stantial foundation of the rumors of the last eight or ten days. of the great ori. ginal deposit of gold discovered inthis county. The account almost exceeds belief, and surpasses any thing of the kind in the history mining. The land on which the gold was found, about l9 or 20 miles east of this place, was pur. chased two or three years ago by Mir. Carlton, from Virginia, for the purpose of mining, who, after spending his time and money fsra year or two, relinquish. ed the undertaking as unsuccessful Lately, however, the work was pursued by others, which has eventnated in the discovery of this extraordinary rich de- posit, onthe 2d instant. The whole a. mount of gold obtained variously stat. ed to be from 75 to l20T unds, but from the statemento of gentleman who was called upon to mako a probable est mate of the weight and value. ii is supposed that there is at least one hundred pounds ef goH, all obtained in one day. The gold was found in small space, two or three feet below the surface, in grains and masses weighing from ounces and pounds, to peiees of fue, screen and eigh poundsl There was no vein discover. ed, or sign of any, hut the lahorers came suddenly upon the whole mass of gold, deposited as 1t were in nest, ard lrl- bedded in very red clay.

 On pursuing the labor of digging du- ring the past week, we understand that no more discoveries have been made this rich deposit being entirely isolated, promising no continuance of the extra. ordinary development. The value of the gold, # is estimated, will. not cene under S20.G00 after being separated from all extraneous substances.

 An article in the foreign Quarterly Review for January, in relation to Eng. land and America and particularly com mendable of the latter, concludes with tiiis paragraph:

 'sNothing, indeed, can be more hon- orabie tothe American government than the temper and forbearance which fl dis played throughout the trying times that succeeded the French revolution. Tor some time it had even to struggle with the opposition of the people. When Washington issued his celebrated neu' trality decree, the feelings and preludi' ces of the majority of the American people were in open hostility to the measure, and even the venerable chaf- acter and well known patriotism oi the President did not preserve him from those attacks which were now, for the first time, openly directed against him. The talents of that administration, 10 which America has neverseenonee equal, carried the vessel of state safely through the dangers that menaced it; Washing ton and Adams filled the offices of Tres ident and Vice-Presidenf, Hamilton, ois of the authors of the Federails'' anu Jefferson. were also i'll the eab'nel.I Had European governmentsconslan'y shown the same spirit of moderallo.'' the same disinclination eauselessN v plunge their countries into the miselles of war; it is not too much to say that half the evils which that pestiience ''a' inflicted on Europe might have beeh avoided"