April 1, 1852 (4 pages)

wwZINE EE NY (be VOL. 1. VAD Bae Boo 6 Sires NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1852. San Francisco Advertisements, fan Francisco Adverments. “JAMES B. RAY’S TAKE THE WORLD EASY, BY JAMES W. COFFROTH. —_— = —S NO. Great excitement has heen produced . Yet Paris is as gay as ever. Wh in Cleaveland by the alleged discovery . for others while he himself is AN FRANCISCO AGENCY.—W.JewEw, Jr. is the, Agent for thie pyper for San F~ancisco, and is authorized to reeeive saoney, sign ‘receipts for the same, and transact other business relating’to newspaper and job printing as the representative of i SARGENT & ALBAN. of several dead human bodies on or . Not a Frenchman, nor hardly a near the premises of the Homeopathic . woman. { College in that city, among which, it is. I went to the opera last nigh: said, a gentleman from Ohio City rec. journaliet belonging tothe Debats still shed; (ted? . Ognized the body of his daughter, who. I had met before in company, en Why grieve at the past, or of pleasures untas. died a short time since. The people in. to my box, and chatted a long tim Why foolishly frown at the dardnesg of . the neighborhood became greatly exci. agreeably. At last, however, he . Take the world easy; there’s no use of repinig, . O’er hopes that have vanished or joys that have fled, (shining, The stars send their light, and the sun too is The sweet scented flowers their fragrance ta ¥ PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AND SUNDAY MORNING BY SARGENT & ALBAN. Ofice on Broad street, apposite the Placer K GRAND RAFFLE! NO HUMBUG! German, English, French, and China FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, AND PAINTINGS ; — Hotel. San Francisco Advertisements Tuivorved: capes i 2 “ointe : i . pecially for the occasion, morn? : : , fs ‘ four or . , ‘ith me. be For one your, m: ddviies $9,00 The Patrons of the ‘‘Nevava Journal,” . COMPRISING Mong ene vs a8 ey — Wester, {ted cage, bene College buildings Bok polities pli bel tailed ‘vo Six moaths 500 . Vill find a box at Marriott's Exchange, corner . SHAWLS, SILKS, SATINS, WATCHES, ‘ily som poor, p . were'eurroanded by an infuriated! mdli-waectrightened.” The editor of Three months 300 * et ale sala’ Bok oad Sta. —— ete Rings, Fd ily be aig i titude, who commenced destroying the . Jats told us that there was goin 0 th, also a Sta“y je ind and quality, t ¥ i ees : ; fie ‘ ; Single copis 1b tty, . tionary Store, on Clay, near Kearney street—. "YJ Amowating $20,000! semanas nansidkset tho deup nushoP day, windows and everything contained in. made # confiscation of the Orlen and one at toe Despatch Printing Office, on h ildings. Montgomery street, and at the Mechanics and the buildings To satisfy the public }perty, which even the reds bad 1 mind, a Committee of five citizens was . touched. Sure enough, next mor’ Among which will be found . The sweet sylvan songsters are joyfully singin 1 Splendid German Barbadore, with four No subscriptions recsived for less time bes , vt And why should not we be as happy as they’ ‘thanene month. Traders’ Exchange, Box No. I, pcalgeaery 7 ; as , : ; A hal 4 ‘ lly finished, and the . Man was not form’d as an emblem of sorrow nted to go through the building . decree. from Louis Nepoleon ap —eeeenememems . stroct, where all advertisements intended for . large mirrors, beautifully . , a) wane beat dada rigged appoi to go rq 8 . decre onis Nepoleon apy in) H ’ ain “pith paper mev be. leit, aadswill be prom richest thing in California. Valued at $1500.) Ff out not beut with saddened . ong examing ev At dagk the . Xequestrating their private prop ini 8 oo napt lotel. (forwarded WM. JEWELL, Jr., ye" wa A Macxiricent Rosgwoop Prano, in. brig sm da ole Wit PR a ety = about the Guilege increased large: . whe whet 4 enere ‘gens BY B eo DICKER MAN. ————— ——————S laid with Pearl, Valued at $750; . Will'drive it away like mists from the ocean? . ly, and hundreds of people, with Inna very agreeable one, howe ape i a Together with many other Rare and Valuable Articles, ranging in price from Five to! ‘Take the world easy ; we'll be happy and Five Hundred Dollars. smiling, Nor care for the woes that fortune has give 10,000 Vickets---82 each. UTTER —100 firkins prime table butter, } 45 casks of 33 . b kegs in pickle, 50 do 15 . b do do, 25 do 10 Ib do do, The above is of superior ster al by . now plain that one single man . of lives and properties just us he -e8,. There is no more: law. A change of ministry ix con terns, bludgeons, &c., were congregated. Every door from the first to the feurth n,. Story was burst in by the Committee ; ‘i the mob occupying the stairs, passages, ( Formerly the Placer Hotel”) AS recently been refitted and furnished, making it ono of the most desirable and pleasant stopping places in the mountains. lavheee'e a “bright little cherub” above us beMERCANTILE HOTEL, and Restaurant, Front street, one door Wharf, San i pees gry ar Ges. or pi ae ing, the Committee found the bodies of ! alone, . i} man and woman partly dissected, and, . The beautiful blaze of the sun at it’s setting, . in one corner,n dry-goods box filled with ; Was painted for all--’tis not wholly our own! . heads, feet, trunks and other portions of Take the world easy ; be joyous and cheerful ; . bodies. ‘ Shiver the chains of thy manaeled Brother,. . The crowd now burst in, ransacked Dry up the drops in theeye that istearful— . the rooms and cast their contents from a ace for the Lowly like love for thy. /the windows. A full length skeleton sapcahee >on. hed ton barber's pole and carBe true to thyself; let thy voice be uprising . W88 Inshed t od lly os e true to yse e y voice be uprising a ried about the streets. . he building In joy-swelling anthems to the mansion above ; . was twice fired, but extinguished. The Bear meekly thy yoke; thy toils ne'er despi-. Light Artillery and several companies i wero called out. The mob continued throughout the day, ond at our last telegraphic dispatches was not quailed. Accommodations for lodging good, either J, B, WEIR, Eight H d Prizes—Twelve Blanks to. guiling, . &c., anxiously awaiting the report of the . talked of. M. de Morny, the MTirennenenseeie ae pnp ay Pag ve cig 74 75-3m Sansome st, near Jackson. cant stamee 5g A ‘ . Our moments of sadness—and points us to; Committee. 7 In the Wicket room, . of the interior, leans ii’ tadek ; SOT tie dae an kn ag To be decided under the management of . Heaven! \gituated in the cockloft of the build. ¢lemency and mercy ; he has iv Board and lodging per day 32,50. 92-3m a Committee of Gentlemen selected by the holders of Tickets. ded for many of the prisoners, a banished—his friends—and is, th . doomed to retirement. : The decree has alrendy appeny lereating again a nobility, whic delight the great and noble faut / France ; but all will be created . ' pleasure of Louis Nepoleon, and th vive him still more power and i with the rich and great. The fir (in this grand affair has been tal ‘abolishing the republican law, ¢ ‘did away with titles of nobility. ‘rest will quickly follow in due tim ‘the old nobility, as they give in . adhesion, wiil be restored to thei jand title. This will be gall to: ca; but it is honey to France. -¥ . north of the Pacific { ’ Francisco. This establishment is now open for the reception of permanent and transient boarders The house being centrally located in the business part of the city, and convenient to the landing of the Sacramento boats, render this to the country merchants one of the most de. slrablo house’ in the city. Rooms furnished . or unfurnished, can be had at reasonable rates by the day, week or month, and meals con be obtained at any hour in the Restiurant, where will be found at all times the best the market oftords. 75-3m GEO, BROWN. Lodging House. THE undarsignéd having leased the Bar Room and lodging apartments of the Gregory House, is ready to accommodate all those who ynay wish lodging by the night or weok. The beds and rooms have been thoroughly renovated, and he pledges himself to keep them in good order at all timo. 76 tf FEO. 0 KILBOURN, 1 awe UXCHANGE HOTEL, Front st BY between K and L, directly opposite the steamben: landings, Sacramento ; has a reputation for quiet. order, and Cleanliness. 65-tf Pratr & Leovarp, Propr’s Quartzviile Hotel & Sture. . BY BEAUCLERK AND BUTSCH’ N Wood’s Ravine, formerly, James’ Store. We would inform our friends, t we have lately built a new house at the » . stand, and are now prepared to accomI : 8°47" This is onc of the most extensive Invoices ever offered in a Raffie to the public Catalogues of the Prizes can be procured at his store,on Sansome street, betw ‘en California and Pine, over the stores of J. A McCrea & Co. and B. C. Horn & Co. i Deeming it unnecessary to mention ali the articles in the Catalogue, the proprietor respectfully invites the ladies and gentlemen of San Francisco to an examination of his extensive assortment of Goods. His articles will be on exhibition until the 15th of March. Tickers may be procured at the Umon and ‘Times & Transcript offices Sacramento City. 0G Chances to be RatHed for every evening at the store. James B. Ray. 89«td sing. And thy brow may be bound with a garland of love! Sutter Iron Works, Rincon Point, San Francisco. TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machinery for crushing and pulverizing quartz rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought /iron work, water wheel castings, and all At our last advices from Havana; some NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC, indignation was felt in consequence of An official ordee has been received in. ramers of another invasion, which, it is New Orleans concerning the reception . to be honed, were false. 3 i PERNA ES ETN, is . date the public with Board and Lodging en the most reasonable terins. Provisions and Liquors, of all kinds for sale 69-3m Vv FISCONSIN HOUS!. avo Ten Vin Alley, in Newtown, for sales The unJersigned offers the above property for sale on the most faverablo terms. Tho situation is one of the most favorable. Any person wishing ro engage in the boarding house business, will do well to call on the premises and learn turther particulars. ‘The Alley is in complete order. JOUN SMITIL. feb 2. 1852.—82-Im* OR SALE OR FEN T—The house situ' kinds of machiuery made to order. Being largely engaged in manufacturing . quarta rock machinery, and having an ex‘tensive assortment of patterns on hand, arc prepared to receive and exeente orders witl . dispatch. \ Parties wishing further information, or to . , contract for machinery, by addressing Geo. . K Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or! Jus. Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, will be promptly atended to. Aug. 30—3m* DANIEL OKESON, JOUN DENNIE, . AINTS, Gils, Window Glass, ete. The OTICE —The Kaffie of James B. Ray will be postponed until the [5th of March. Mr. Ray feels under obligations to the public for their liberal patronage, and asks the indulgence of ticket holders ten days longer. His goods ate on exhibition at his store, to which he respectfully invites the attention of the ladies and gentlemen. OL-td 30 FIRKINS Goenen Butrer, ty Bring; 15 casks butter, in kegs; 75 kegs lard; 30 cases lard in tins; 150 hf and qr bbls mackerel: 400 bales Manila sugar; 15 600 Ibs China sugar; 100 bbls and hf bbls crushed sugar; : } _ lof Senor Laborde, the Consul, directing a salute to be given to whatever vessel . he arrived in, “asa proof,” writes Secretary Conrad to Gen. Twiggs, “of the respect to the United States entertains for himself and for his Government, and in return for the grave injustice done . Much indignation was manifested at . . Mobile while Chevalier Hulseman, the . . Austrian Charge, was there. charivaried at his hotel by a large crowd, consisting mostly of Germans. He was EnGiarp.—The apprehensions of war !ble mob.” IMPORTANT TOTHE StupPinc INTEREST.— ;Art. 1. In the Peninsula and islands jadjacent, there shall be put upon the }to him, and for the insult and offence . igiven to his country by an ungoverna. and invasion: from France, continue as strong and lively as ever in England. “ The truth is that we find ourselves . in the presence of a danger that defies . The following is from the London Times: BARNUM DONE FOR, A few days since a grave I¢ ' gentleman in spectacles catled, a quired if he could sce the prop jot the American Museum. On . introduced, he took him confidet . aside, and with a face of solem) ' port, began : i . “Mr. Barnum, I have hearé you were anxious to procure : . great and rare curiosities.” ated on Wood's Ravine, known as the . subseriber offers for s le 1 full assortment . 50 bbls brown sugar; \same footing with Spanish vessels for'all calenlation. After the rapid sueQhuartzville [Lotel and Store, together with the furniture. bar fixtures, fot and adjoining farm fenced in, ready for cultivation, house is doing a large business at the present time, being in the centre of the quartz region Tt will be disposed of low as the proprictors are closing up their business to return to the States. on the premises of BEAUCLERK & BUTSCH. Feb. 7h 1852 83-1m* Nevada Hotel & Stave Office. Min street, Nevada City, PANU subscribers have the pleasure of announcing to the publie generally chat they Have leased the above wetl known hotel, for th period of six months. The Nevada is the largest public house in the city, and is situated in the mast business part ef the tewn, and of fers inducements to travellers seeking « temporary home, that can perhaps be found in no other hotel inthe mines. The steeping . pit: anents are well ventilated and will be furnished atall times with clein and comfurtable bedding. The table will be supplied with all tke variety of the season, and all the substuntials the market affords. The bar is always supplied with the choicest segars and liquors. In ahert, the proprictors beg leave to ussure the peblic that ne effort shall be wanting on their part tu make the Nevada, in every respect, the Horst. of THE PLiCe. Board and lodging pec week, $17.08 in ad’ee Board without lodging woos Board and lodging per day 2.00 Board without lodging 20 Stages for Sacramento city, every morning; far Marysville, every other morning. Aone ANDEK “ON &BRENS. : California Hotel, {Rough any Ready.) oh ik spbserfber Raving purchased and retittes th@above house, formerly kept ay 1. W. Apldridge, is now prepared to enzetrain the traveling public. It will be the fornia Hotel to vender it a quiet and comfortable stoppiny: place for the traycler, and a home for the regular boarder. The oar and table are furnished with che best the country affords, and in all the apvintments of the house every attention wall ve given to neathess and good order, 86-3m _B. CRABTREE. GC. F. SMITH. Justi¢ge of the Peace AND ATTORNEY AT LAW, GRASS VALLEY, Nevada County, J TATE OF CALIFORNIA, county o : Fe ai Ss. District cour, 10th jydicia . district. : Fhis . For further particulars enquire constant aim of the proprictor af the Cuali. ot sizes of English and French window glass . . from 10 by 12 to 36 by 38. . . Arso---Paints, oils, Spirits of Turpentine, . Varnishes, Putty. Brushes, ete. ete, Feeling . . grateful for past favorsfrom a generous pub‘lie, he would still solicit a share of patronage. Rone. Manse, Jackson st, 8 doors above Sinsome, €9-3in San Francisco. D. COGSWELL, Destist--Ote fice on the Plaza, next door north of . the Cahfornia Exchange. Teeth filled with . pure old, and warranted for ten years. Operations on terms the most reasonable for eash only. 49-3m DRUGS! DUGS !—sroay, ReEDIVGron & Co., importers, and Wholesale Dealers in Deus, Medicunes, Chemica!s Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Surgical Jnstrumenis, §¢. Agents for Wistar’s balsam of Wild Cherry, Osgood’s Indian Cholagogne, Corbett’s Shaker’s Sarsenarilla, Graefenberg Company's Medicines, Dr Hunt’s Lite Rlixir, and biyactt’s ) Dalsam:—Stone bailding, corner of Sansome and Merchant sts, San Francisco. Having respectively disposed of onr retail stocks and stands, we have this day associated ourselves together fer the transaction of a strict. ly Importing, Whotcsale and Jobbing business Chanktnl for ¢ke past liberal patronage of our { friends and the public, we solicit @ continuance of the same, trusting we shall. be enabled, by thas uniting, aud by the residence of one of the partners in the Atlantic States, to answer theic orders wore promptly aad satisfactorilly than ever belure. . GR. STORY & CO. REVINGTON §& CO. OGWe are constantly reeeiving, per clipper . ships, and offer for sale, wt the lowest market prices, for cash ONLY, large invoices of desirable, Darvas, Mrentcrnes, Cig micas, ete R2-3in . i i ae SEWELRY--JACKS &. WOODRUFE, imparters of Watches . aud Jewelry, 274 Montgomery st, between . . Washington and Merchant s¢s., San Franciseo, have just received per steamer Panama,alarge invoice of the most recherche items in watches and jewelry ever landed in this port, consisting of diamond, ruby, emerald, and opal pine, rings and earrings, fine ‘London, Duplex and lever watches, cased in California gold (by one of their firm in New Yerk,) tea sets, solid gold charms, &c. Silver ware in all ite branches. manufactured from native California silver; also Californid gold specimen and other jewelry made . to order, at short notice and reasonable ad} vance. Chronometers rated by transit accurately; chronometer and watch repairing executed the most thorough manner and warranted. . 275 cases pe 300 sacks Rio coffee; 150 sacks Chili beans; 250 bags Eng. walnuts; 60 cases ground coffee; 300 pkgs blkaad creen teas; 10 eases chocolate; 250 tins cheese, 10 1b ea; 20 bbis Carolina rice; 400 kegs and hf bbls syrup; in store and for sale by WM. T. COLEMAN & CO. 86-Im Cor. Calitornia and Fronts sts. 30 CASKS ciceason’s SvuGarn-Curep Hams; 58 bbls Kilourn’s hams; 51 bbls mess pork; 150 hf bbls and kegs dried apples and peaches; 250 bxs soap I6lb ea; 30 cases white soap; 100 bxs chemical olive soap; 20 bbls tapioea; 173 cases bf gal pickles; 300 kgs pickles, 5 gal. ver sauce; 100 cases tomato catsup 60 bxs roni; 225 bxsadamantine cundles 104 oxs Fr spm candles; G0 doz 2 hhds buckets; 87 doz 3 hhds buckete; 20 nests tubs; For saleby ‘Wa. T., COLEMAN & CO: 86-1 cor. Californin and Front sts. 330 DOZEN * When's” BavrimogEe ope Cove Oysters ; GO cases sardines. t-3 1-8 l-d and 4-4 boxes; 30 eases fresh peaches; 20 doz asparagus; 14 doz preserved meats;;) 24 doz tomato sauce; 10 cases green peas and corn; 30 doz Orange mayinalade; 52 doz ass’d Eng sauces; 6! doz Eng mustard; 25 cases ground pepper, in glass; 5) cases pie fruits; 50 cases brandy fruits; 12 cases nf gal brandy peaches; 15 bales gunny bags; 70 cases salt, in sacks; For saleby Wa, T. COLEMAN & CO. 86-1m cor Califotnia and Front sts. . oD Be CASES Nectar Tonacco; eed 3) cases Saunders and choice of the west tobaceo; 150 1-S casks and keys Cognac brandy; 1) kegs cherry brandy; 30 kegs Stoughton bitters; 20 kes br’y peaches 250 cases claret witte: 30 cases Hlock wine; 25 cases absynthe; 200 eases champaign cider Qo M La Norma cigars; 15 M La Nacional do; 23 M Upmnan’s cigars; 50 M Paraguay cigars; Bo doz axes; 75 doz helves; Forsale by Wa. T. COLEMANand CO §6-Iin cor. California and Front sts. Oe — BONN TRACTING GOLD FROM QUARTZ E Messrs. Crrrrenpen & Newranp have had in successful operation, for the Jast three months, a new process for the extraction of Gold from Quartz, and are now ready to treat with parties for same on liberal terms. The process isthe cheapest, the most rapid, and the most complete ever employed, and can be attached to stampers, or any other method of crushing the rock. Apply to WM. H. STEVENS, Agent for the proprietors, 89-Im Battery st, bet. Clay and Washinton. Information Wy Antep of one en C, Stanley, who left Cincinnati March 1860. The last time heard from, he was mining on Steamboat Bar, North Fork of North Yuba river. He { f . during the whole . the exuction of navigation and port du-, . ties--that is to say. for those of light-. \ hoase. anchorage. and of leading and junloadiug cargo, established in the law of L1th of April, 1849, and in my royal} decree of the 16th December last—the . vessels of all nations who may concede a! llike benefit in their respective territories to the vessels of the Spanish ma-. he . . possibly whose own feelings urge him rine. Art. 2. The government will give account of this decree to the Cortes. cession of decrees that have astonished the world in the columns of the Moniteur, each of which isa separate coup d'etat. it may be said with literal truth that no man can say what an hour will bring forth, and what was inconceivable vesterday, is 2 matter of history to-day. Who can speculate on the actions of 1 . man whose advisers, whose position, and on continually to outstrip expectation ? Given at the Palnee (in Madrid) on the 3d January, 1852. It is signed by . the royal hand. JUAN BRAVO MURILLO, Minister of Finance. The U. S. troops on board the steamer . Falcon conducted with great turbulence . during the stay of the Falcon at Kings. ton. At about mid-day they got into a. dispute with some idle characters, who! infest the town, and many a broken! head did each party receive in the me. lee: but nothing serious occurred. The men preambulated the streets day. and having ta-! kena large quantiiy of drink. commit. ted some very serious assaults, using . knives and swords very freely. so much . so that the police had to use their arms in putting down the disturbance, and . took in custody such of those who had . . 25 L-deasks port wine; 50 kogs Malaga wine;. been instrumental in bringing it about. . The five hundred men who have volunteered their services for California are principally Irishmen, and some of them, from their appearance, are not the best . of characters, but of whom it may be said, that they had left their country . for their country’s good. The Cage was! filled by these disreputable characters . up to alate hour in the evening. . The Small Pox was raging with grent ; virulence in several parts of the Island. The Cholera has abated. The most terrible accident which has yet occurred upon the Erie Railroad,befel the train coming to New York on Tuesday morning, Feb. 17. When the engine, with a baggage-car and four passenger-cars attached, had come to a. sharp curve in the road, about two miles . west of Equinunk, the last passenger. train was thrown down a precipice thir-! ty feet high into the Deleware River.— . . . , There is now ample evidence that the French autecrat will hesitate at nothing that may appear necessary to se. {eure his position. or to push it to its com. pletest development; and notoriously a successful blow on this country has for jsixty years been the last card in the hands of French ambition. Our fleets are overy where except where they ure . wanted. They are avenging every man’s quarrel at the cost possibly of our own. The muster roll of our army is prodigious, but as far as these shores or these are concerned, it exists chiefly on paper. With a month’s law we might perhaps do wonders, but without a day's law it is not certain that we ean do any thing. Half a century since, we lived for three years in almost daily dread of an invasion: but we possessed two securities first. i. state of open war: second. the discretion of our wntagonist. We knew that if he had made enormens preparation, he had also counted the cost. We have none of these securities now. Our danger consists ina peace which may be hollow. and in the very rashness and ignorance of those who posseas the power, and possess the will. to annoy us. Scas Woe take the following extracts from the letters of Mrs. Bennett, who was in Paris, at last dates, giving her notion of French affairs :—Asto politics, all is outwardly tranquil here; the French appenr delighted with the state of things and with their new constitution; they call Louis Naem “the Saviour of France.” More, 1owever, is known of what is going on in secret here,in England than in France, as the prees throughout the country is merely an echo of the mind of the government. A great fete is in preparation, to be given by the government in honor of the new constitution; it is intended “Always—secure them if will do it.” “Well, sir, Lhave just returne . Egypt, avd have in my posses: . of the most curious living speeini ‘natural history imethe whole a kingdom ; a most extraordinary ture, which I believe is not to be; in any Muyseum in the world.” “Describe it; what is it like?” Barnusa ina tremor of anxiety. — “T know not whether to call monster a fish oy a reptile. Iti f in the warm regians of the upperand is probably common in the t cal latitudes of the interior of Af At first it is wholly aquatic, has, ther legs nor fins, buta tail like al and my be seen sporting at the’ tom of the water. After a certain t it undergoes a remarkable chang its whole appearance. Like the! tle snake, it sheds its skin, and sumes a shape like a monkey, ¢ four limbs, two skort and two F like those of 1 Kangaroo ; or mor¢ sembling the Ourang Outang, the mishuman species of which it is posed by some to have been the ; genitor, as it entirely loses its tail; . from this time it is, like the crocos amphibious, and possesses other . markable peculiaritioes. T suecee, in catching one previous to this tre) formation, which will take place if few weeks.” f “Tsit possible? Well, that is af riosity, really ; as much so as the nj] maid,” said the proprietor of the fy -seum, ina fidget, lest itshould . ” through his fingers. ; * More, my dear sir,” said the veller, for in the mermaid the tr . formation is only half completed. \, q i arms are developed, but the tail mains.” “True—very true; . your terms?” ' “Well, sir, L care very little for profit, but if you will prepare ies per tank, filled with Crotor water, é kept sufficiently warm, you shall hi ut what . Jonathan L, Peters va, Wendell Buck, Roa was about six feet high, isa sheet iron worker. Most of the passengers were rescued, . to be a brilliant affair, and to last eight i Fok ag ‘eb. 12th 1852. ‘ ] ‘ i ES geshnce. citinal tin ah ; bert S, Sinclair, Thomas J. Pyatt, Bergen Testa Sameanieries EN ater by trade—has been reported that he left the. though with great difficulty, after being days. I expect to be gono by the time, . this er ee ul for. fifty dollar, H. Low, Randolph Low, Rehe Pardesus ER ST. LAWRENCE and SWORD . 20VE place to return home, and was murder: . myo) exposed to the water and freezing for I am sick of fetes, and have no incli. eck until the transformation ta’g and G W Leon gi The people of the state of Californi ‘ Wendell Buck, Robert $ Sinclair, "Thomas oJ Pyatt, Bergen H Low, Randolph Low Rene Pardesus, and G W Reemer, greeting: Youare hereby notified that on the 29th uday of December, a vb 1851, syit was commenced against you by the plaintiffin said court to recover the sym of seven hundred thirteen dollars and thirty five cents, now due and unpaid. Yon are therefore required to appear and answer the complaint of said plaintiff within three months from this date or said plaintiff will take judgment against you by ria said snm, with damages, interest, end ts, according to law. Witness, Theodore Miller, clerk of tho district eourt for the 10th judicial iat, Nevada county, with the seal 29th day of November, ap 185). ; Taro. Mincer. BEAL, 72-8m* FISH. Threshing machines, Horse powers; Fanning mills: Platform and store tracks; Cylinder straw cutters; Hay knives; scythes and handles; . Grain cradles, ete. ete., for sale by . Brrant & Co. corner Sansome and Clay sts. 86-1m San Fyancisco. HE ENTERPRISE HOTEL—-Lon: Wharf, near Sansome street-—Has jus: been opened for the reception of boarders an: travellers, and can accommodate one hundred lodgers with comfortable and pleasant quarters The attention of citizens and travellers is respectfolly directed to this new establishment. The proprietors promise the best fare of the market at oat ost reasonable rates, Give them @ call SO-3in edon the road to Downieville, or between Downieville and the Negro Tent. Any information will be thankfully reeeived by addressing Wa. T. GARRETT, Of the firm of Garrett & Moore, 88-2w Hallet st. San Francisco. F. ARGENTI and Co, BANKERS, Montgomery st, bet. Ciay and Commercial, —Koferto and draw on— Brown, Bros & Co. New York, Brown, Shipley and Co. Liverpool, Samuel Nicholson and Co, New Orleans, Browns and Bowen, Philadelphia, James Adger aud Co, Charleston, Morrell and Dickey, Mobile, T B Curtis Esq, Boston, Geo B Cumming, Savannah. Alex Brown and Son, Baltimore Good clean Gold dust bought at $17, per oz. and forwarded, covered by insurapce, tothe Unnited Sntes. 76-3m cold. One man was taken from the car in the water, dead. All of them were more or less bruised—some severely — Two or three were missing, and supposed to be Jost. Rerorten Prize Ficut.—It was reported yesterday afternoon that a prize fight came off ina hall in Quincy, Mass., hetween William Hughes, an Englishman, and Welch, an Irishman, for $500 aside. The result we did not jearn.— Boston Mail, 18th inst. We continue to receive from Louis. speak in affected rapture of the “Saviour . ville accounts of disasters a}! along the of France’ for fear of being suspected, . river from the breaking upand heavy flow of the ice. The whele amount of property destroyed is estimated not te fall short of $250,009, nation to ree them. Arrests still go on, but they are no . jlonger made public; and it is said, also, . that nocturnal fusr/lades of political offenders take place by the score at a time. This is all done without trial of jany kind, because the state of siege aif/nifies the absence of judge, jury or law. . The solitary decree of the Prince Presi. . dent is now all the law, and rides over jall other laws. Everybody is frightened ‘and cowed; absolute terror has taken 'possession of all classes—hence many jand of disappearing suddenly trom all . who know them some dark night, and . finding themselves rolling on the straw in some diemal underground prison. place, and one hundred sherenni “Done !” cried Barnum, “it’s a bh gain; Vil get some bills printed.® . reethy ;” and down he sat and wrotc™ “Tremendous attraction from up 'Egypt—the greatest curiosity in . [ sorcneiaenine wontapha : “What's the name of this animaly “ Well, before it changes its shapé], is called the Pollywog or Tadpole ;. , terwards it is called a Frog,” ' the grave stranger, loo his spectacles. Barnum dropped his pen and stcg { . 5 } ‘upright looking at the learned tray er in absolute astorishment—an ¢ . tively new specimen of peteeener LF king mildly ov ‘

wwZINE EE NY (be VOL. 1. VAD Bae Boo 6 Sires NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1852. San Francisco Advertisements, fan Francisco Adverments. “JAMES B. RAY’S TAKE THE WORLD EASY, BY JAMES W. COFFROTH. —_— = —S NO. Great excitement has heen produced . Yet Paris is as gay as ever. Wh in Cleaveland by the alleged discovery . for others while he himself is AN FRANCISCO AGENCY.—W.JewEw, Jr. is the, Agent for thie pyper for San F~ancisco, and is authorized to reeeive saoney, sign ‘receipts for the same, and transact other business relating’to newspaper and job printing as the representative of i SARGENT & ALBAN. of several dead human bodies on or . Not a Frenchman, nor hardly a near the premises of the Homeopathic . woman. { College in that city, among which, it is. I went to the opera last nigh: said, a gentleman from Ohio City rec. journaliet belonging tothe Debats still shed; (ted? . Ognized the body of his daughter, who. I had met before in company, en Why grieve at the past, or of pleasures untas. died a short time since. The people in. to my box, and chatted a long tim Why foolishly frown at the dardnesg of . the neighborhood became greatly exci. agreeably. At last, however, he . Take the world easy; there’s no use of repinig, . O’er hopes that have vanished or joys that have fled, (shining, The stars send their light, and the sun too is The sweet scented flowers their fragrance ta ¥ PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AND SUNDAY MORNING BY SARGENT & ALBAN. Ofice on Broad street, apposite the Placer K GRAND RAFFLE! NO HUMBUG! German, English, French, and China FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, AND PAINTINGS ; — Hotel. San Francisco Advertisements Tuivorved: capes i 2 “ointe : i . pecially for the occasion, morn? : : , fs ‘ four or . , ‘ith me. be For one your, m: ddviies $9,00 The Patrons of the ‘‘Nevava Journal,” . COMPRISING Mong ene vs a8 ey — Wester, {ted cage, bene College buildings Bok polities pli bel tailed ‘vo Six moaths 500 . Vill find a box at Marriott's Exchange, corner . SHAWLS, SILKS, SATINS, WATCHES, ‘ily som poor, p . were'eurroanded by an infuriated! mdli-waectrightened.” The editor of Three months 300 * et ale sala’ Bok oad Sta. —— ete Rings, Fd ily be aig i titude, who commenced destroying the . Jats told us that there was goin 0 th, also a Sta“y je ind and quality, t ¥ i ees : ; fie ‘ ; Single copis 1b tty, . tionary Store, on Clay, near Kearney street—. "YJ Amowating $20,000! semanas nansidkset tho deup nushoP day, windows and everything contained in. made # confiscation of the Orlen and one at toe Despatch Printing Office, on h ildings. Montgomery street, and at the Mechanics and the buildings To satisfy the public }perty, which even the reds bad 1 mind, a Committee of five citizens was . touched. Sure enough, next mor’ Among which will be found . The sweet sylvan songsters are joyfully singin 1 Splendid German Barbadore, with four No subscriptions recsived for less time bes , vt And why should not we be as happy as they’ ‘thanene month. Traders’ Exchange, Box No. I, pcalgeaery 7 ; as , : ; A hal 4 ‘ lly finished, and the . Man was not form’d as an emblem of sorrow nted to go through the building . decree. from Louis Nepoleon ap —eeeenememems . stroct, where all advertisements intended for . large mirrors, beautifully . , a) wane beat dada rigged appoi to go rq 8 . decre onis Nepoleon apy in) H ’ ain “pith paper mev be. leit, aadswill be prom richest thing in California. Valued at $1500.) Ff out not beut with saddened . ong examing ev At dagk the . Xequestrating their private prop ini 8 oo napt lotel. (forwarded WM. JEWELL, Jr., ye" wa A Macxiricent Rosgwoop Prano, in. brig sm da ole Wit PR a ety = about the Guilege increased large: . whe whet 4 enere ‘gens BY B eo DICKER MAN. ————— ——————S laid with Pearl, Valued at $750; . Will'drive it away like mists from the ocean? . ly, and hundreds of people, with Inna very agreeable one, howe ape i a Together with many other Rare and Valuable Articles, ranging in price from Five to! ‘Take the world easy ; we'll be happy and Five Hundred Dollars. smiling, Nor care for the woes that fortune has give 10,000 Vickets---82 each. UTTER —100 firkins prime table butter, } 45 casks of 33 . b kegs in pickle, 50 do 15 . b do do, 25 do 10 Ib do do, The above is of superior ster al by . now plain that one single man . of lives and properties just us he -e8,. There is no more: law. A change of ministry ix con terns, bludgeons, &c., were congregated. Every door from the first to the feurth n,. Story was burst in by the Committee ; ‘i the mob occupying the stairs, passages, ( Formerly the Placer Hotel”) AS recently been refitted and furnished, making it ono of the most desirable and pleasant stopping places in the mountains. lavheee'e a “bright little cherub” above us beMERCANTILE HOTEL, and Restaurant, Front street, one door Wharf, San i pees gry ar Ges. or pi ae ing, the Committee found the bodies of ! alone, . i} man and woman partly dissected, and, . The beautiful blaze of the sun at it’s setting, . in one corner,n dry-goods box filled with ; Was painted for all--’tis not wholly our own! . heads, feet, trunks and other portions of Take the world easy ; be joyous and cheerful ; . bodies. ‘ Shiver the chains of thy manaeled Brother,. . The crowd now burst in, ransacked Dry up the drops in theeye that istearful— . the rooms and cast their contents from a ace for the Lowly like love for thy. /the windows. A full length skeleton sapcahee >on. hed ton barber's pole and carBe true to thyself; let thy voice be uprising . W88 Inshed t od lly os e true to yse e y voice be uprising a ried about the streets. . he building In joy-swelling anthems to the mansion above ; . was twice fired, but extinguished. The Bear meekly thy yoke; thy toils ne'er despi-. Light Artillery and several companies i wero called out. The mob continued throughout the day, ond at our last telegraphic dispatches was not quailed. Accommodations for lodging good, either J, B, WEIR, Eight H d Prizes—Twelve Blanks to. guiling, . &c., anxiously awaiting the report of the . talked of. M. de Morny, the MTirennenenseeie ae pnp ay Pag ve cig 74 75-3m Sansome st, near Jackson. cant stamee 5g A ‘ . Our moments of sadness—and points us to; Committee. 7 In the Wicket room, . of the interior, leans ii’ tadek ; SOT tie dae an kn ag To be decided under the management of . Heaven! \gituated in the cockloft of the build. ¢lemency and mercy ; he has iv Board and lodging per day 32,50. 92-3m a Committee of Gentlemen selected by the holders of Tickets. ded for many of the prisoners, a banished—his friends—and is, th . doomed to retirement. : The decree has alrendy appeny lereating again a nobility, whic delight the great and noble faut / France ; but all will be created . ' pleasure of Louis Nepoleon, and th vive him still more power and i with the rich and great. The fir (in this grand affair has been tal ‘abolishing the republican law, ¢ ‘did away with titles of nobility. ‘rest will quickly follow in due tim ‘the old nobility, as they give in . adhesion, wiil be restored to thei jand title. This will be gall to: ca; but it is honey to France. -¥ . north of the Pacific { ’ Francisco. This establishment is now open for the reception of permanent and transient boarders The house being centrally located in the business part of the city, and convenient to the landing of the Sacramento boats, render this to the country merchants one of the most de. slrablo house’ in the city. Rooms furnished . or unfurnished, can be had at reasonable rates by the day, week or month, and meals con be obtained at any hour in the Restiurant, where will be found at all times the best the market oftords. 75-3m GEO, BROWN. Lodging House. THE undarsignéd having leased the Bar Room and lodging apartments of the Gregory House, is ready to accommodate all those who ynay wish lodging by the night or weok. The beds and rooms have been thoroughly renovated, and he pledges himself to keep them in good order at all timo. 76 tf FEO. 0 KILBOURN, 1 awe UXCHANGE HOTEL, Front st BY between K and L, directly opposite the steamben: landings, Sacramento ; has a reputation for quiet. order, and Cleanliness. 65-tf Pratr & Leovarp, Propr’s Quartzviile Hotel & Sture. . BY BEAUCLERK AND BUTSCH’ N Wood’s Ravine, formerly, James’ Store. We would inform our friends, t we have lately built a new house at the » . stand, and are now prepared to accomI : 8°47" This is onc of the most extensive Invoices ever offered in a Raffie to the public Catalogues of the Prizes can be procured at his store,on Sansome street, betw ‘en California and Pine, over the stores of J. A McCrea & Co. and B. C. Horn & Co. i Deeming it unnecessary to mention ali the articles in the Catalogue, the proprietor respectfully invites the ladies and gentlemen of San Francisco to an examination of his extensive assortment of Goods. His articles will be on exhibition until the 15th of March. Tickers may be procured at the Umon and ‘Times & Transcript offices Sacramento City. 0G Chances to be RatHed for every evening at the store. James B. Ray. 89«td sing. And thy brow may be bound with a garland of love! Sutter Iron Works, Rincon Point, San Francisco. TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machinery for crushing and pulverizing quartz rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought /iron work, water wheel castings, and all At our last advices from Havana; some NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC, indignation was felt in consequence of An official ordee has been received in. ramers of another invasion, which, it is New Orleans concerning the reception . to be honed, were false. 3 i PERNA ES ETN, is . date the public with Board and Lodging en the most reasonable terins. Provisions and Liquors, of all kinds for sale 69-3m Vv FISCONSIN HOUS!. avo Ten Vin Alley, in Newtown, for sales The unJersigned offers the above property for sale on the most faverablo terms. Tho situation is one of the most favorable. Any person wishing ro engage in the boarding house business, will do well to call on the premises and learn turther particulars. ‘The Alley is in complete order. JOUN SMITIL. feb 2. 1852.—82-Im* OR SALE OR FEN T—The house situ' kinds of machiuery made to order. Being largely engaged in manufacturing . quarta rock machinery, and having an ex‘tensive assortment of patterns on hand, arc prepared to receive and exeente orders witl . dispatch. \ Parties wishing further information, or to . , contract for machinery, by addressing Geo. . K Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or! Jus. Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, will be promptly atended to. Aug. 30—3m* DANIEL OKESON, JOUN DENNIE, . AINTS, Gils, Window Glass, ete. The OTICE —The Kaffie of James B. Ray will be postponed until the [5th of March. Mr. Ray feels under obligations to the public for their liberal patronage, and asks the indulgence of ticket holders ten days longer. His goods ate on exhibition at his store, to which he respectfully invites the attention of the ladies and gentlemen. OL-td 30 FIRKINS Goenen Butrer, ty Bring; 15 casks butter, in kegs; 75 kegs lard; 30 cases lard in tins; 150 hf and qr bbls mackerel: 400 bales Manila sugar; 15 600 Ibs China sugar; 100 bbls and hf bbls crushed sugar; : } _ lof Senor Laborde, the Consul, directing a salute to be given to whatever vessel . he arrived in, “asa proof,” writes Secretary Conrad to Gen. Twiggs, “of the respect to the United States entertains for himself and for his Government, and in return for the grave injustice done . Much indignation was manifested at . . Mobile while Chevalier Hulseman, the . . Austrian Charge, was there. charivaried at his hotel by a large crowd, consisting mostly of Germans. He was EnGiarp.—The apprehensions of war !ble mob.” IMPORTANT TOTHE StupPinc INTEREST.— ;Art. 1. In the Peninsula and islands jadjacent, there shall be put upon the }to him, and for the insult and offence . igiven to his country by an ungoverna. and invasion: from France, continue as strong and lively as ever in England. “ The truth is that we find ourselves . in the presence of a danger that defies . The following is from the London Times: BARNUM DONE FOR, A few days since a grave I¢ ' gentleman in spectacles catled, a quired if he could sce the prop jot the American Museum. On . introduced, he took him confidet . aside, and with a face of solem) ' port, began : i . “Mr. Barnum, I have hearé you were anxious to procure : . great and rare curiosities.” ated on Wood's Ravine, known as the . subseriber offers for s le 1 full assortment . 50 bbls brown sugar; \same footing with Spanish vessels for'all calenlation. After the rapid sueQhuartzville [Lotel and Store, together with the furniture. bar fixtures, fot and adjoining farm fenced in, ready for cultivation, house is doing a large business at the present time, being in the centre of the quartz region Tt will be disposed of low as the proprictors are closing up their business to return to the States. on the premises of BEAUCLERK & BUTSCH. Feb. 7h 1852 83-1m* Nevada Hotel & Stave Office. Min street, Nevada City, PANU subscribers have the pleasure of announcing to the publie generally chat they Have leased the above wetl known hotel, for th period of six months. The Nevada is the largest public house in the city, and is situated in the mast business part ef the tewn, and of fers inducements to travellers seeking « temporary home, that can perhaps be found in no other hotel inthe mines. The steeping . pit: anents are well ventilated and will be furnished atall times with clein and comfurtable bedding. The table will be supplied with all tke variety of the season, and all the substuntials the market affords. The bar is always supplied with the choicest segars and liquors. In ahert, the proprictors beg leave to ussure the peblic that ne effort shall be wanting on their part tu make the Nevada, in every respect, the Horst. of THE PLiCe. Board and lodging pec week, $17.08 in ad’ee Board without lodging woos Board and lodging per day 2.00 Board without lodging 20 Stages for Sacramento city, every morning; far Marysville, every other morning. Aone ANDEK “ON &BRENS. : California Hotel, {Rough any Ready.) oh ik spbserfber Raving purchased and retittes th@above house, formerly kept ay 1. W. Apldridge, is now prepared to enzetrain the traveling public. It will be the fornia Hotel to vender it a quiet and comfortable stoppiny: place for the traycler, and a home for the regular boarder. The oar and table are furnished with che best the country affords, and in all the apvintments of the house every attention wall ve given to neathess and good order, 86-3m _B. CRABTREE. GC. F. SMITH. Justi¢ge of the Peace AND ATTORNEY AT LAW, GRASS VALLEY, Nevada County, J TATE OF CALIFORNIA, county o : Fe ai Ss. District cour, 10th jydicia . district. : Fhis . For further particulars enquire constant aim of the proprictor af the Cuali. ot sizes of English and French window glass . . from 10 by 12 to 36 by 38. . . Arso---Paints, oils, Spirits of Turpentine, . Varnishes, Putty. Brushes, ete. ete, Feeling . . grateful for past favorsfrom a generous pub‘lie, he would still solicit a share of patronage. Rone. Manse, Jackson st, 8 doors above Sinsome, €9-3in San Francisco. D. COGSWELL, Destist--Ote fice on the Plaza, next door north of . the Cahfornia Exchange. Teeth filled with . pure old, and warranted for ten years. Operations on terms the most reasonable for eash only. 49-3m DRUGS! DUGS !—sroay, ReEDIVGron & Co., importers, and Wholesale Dealers in Deus, Medicunes, Chemica!s Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Surgical Jnstrumenis, §¢. Agents for Wistar’s balsam of Wild Cherry, Osgood’s Indian Cholagogne, Corbett’s Shaker’s Sarsenarilla, Graefenberg Company's Medicines, Dr Hunt’s Lite Rlixir, and biyactt’s ) Dalsam:—Stone bailding, corner of Sansome and Merchant sts, San Francisco. Having respectively disposed of onr retail stocks and stands, we have this day associated ourselves together fer the transaction of a strict. ly Importing, Whotcsale and Jobbing business Chanktnl for ¢ke past liberal patronage of our { friends and the public, we solicit @ continuance of the same, trusting we shall. be enabled, by thas uniting, aud by the residence of one of the partners in the Atlantic States, to answer theic orders wore promptly aad satisfactorilly than ever belure. . GR. STORY & CO. REVINGTON §& CO. OGWe are constantly reeeiving, per clipper . ships, and offer for sale, wt the lowest market prices, for cash ONLY, large invoices of desirable, Darvas, Mrentcrnes, Cig micas, ete R2-3in . i i ae SEWELRY--JACKS &.

WOODRUFE, imparters of Watches . aud Jewelry, 274 Montgomery st, between . . Washington and Merchant s¢s., San Franciseo, have just received per steamer Panama,alarge invoice of the most recherche items in watches and jewelry ever landed in this port, consisting of diamond, ruby, emerald, and opal pine, rings and earrings, fine ‘London, Duplex and lever watches, cased in California gold (by one of their firm in New Yerk,) tea sets, solid gold charms, &c. Silver ware in all ite branches. manufactured from native California silver; also Californid gold specimen and other jewelry made . to order, at short notice and reasonable ad} vance. Chronometers rated by transit accurately; chronometer and watch repairing executed the most thorough manner and warranted. . 275 cases pe 300 sacks Rio coffee; 150 sacks Chili beans; 250 bags Eng. walnuts; 60 cases ground coffee; 300 pkgs blkaad creen teas; 10 eases chocolate; 250 tins cheese, 10 1b ea; 20 bbis Carolina rice; 400 kegs and hf bbls syrup; in store and for sale by WM. T. COLEMAN & CO. 86-Im Cor. Calitornia and Fronts sts. 30 CASKS ciceason’s SvuGarn-Curep Hams; 58 bbls Kilourn’s hams; 51 bbls mess pork; 150 hf bbls and kegs dried apples and peaches; 250 bxs soap I6lb ea; 30 cases white soap; 100 bxs chemical olive soap; 20 bbls tapioea; 173 cases bf gal pickles; 300 kgs pickles, 5 gal. ver sauce; 100 cases tomato catsup 60 bxs roni; 225 bxsadamantine cundles 104 oxs Fr spm candles; G0 doz 2 hhds buckets; 87 doz 3 hhds buckete; 20 nests tubs; For saleby ‘Wa. T., COLEMAN & CO: 86-1 cor. Californin and Front sts. 330 DOZEN * When's” BavrimogEe ope Cove Oysters ; GO cases sardines. t-3 1-8 l-d and 4-4 boxes; 30 eases fresh peaches; 20 doz asparagus; 14 doz preserved meats;;) 24 doz tomato sauce; 10 cases green peas and corn; 30 doz Orange mayinalade; 52 doz ass’d Eng sauces; 6! doz Eng mustard; 25 cases ground pepper, in glass; 5) cases pie fruits; 50 cases brandy fruits; 12 cases nf gal brandy peaches; 15 bales gunny bags; 70 cases salt, in sacks; For saleby Wa, T. COLEMAN & CO. 86-1m cor Califotnia and Front sts. . oD Be CASES Nectar Tonacco; eed 3) cases Saunders and choice of the west tobaceo; 150 1-S casks and keys Cognac brandy; 1) kegs cherry brandy; 30 kegs Stoughton bitters; 20 kes br’y peaches 250 cases claret witte: 30 cases Hlock wine; 25 cases absynthe; 200 eases champaign cider Qo M La Norma cigars; 15 M La Nacional do; 23 M Upmnan’s cigars; 50 M Paraguay cigars; Bo doz axes; 75 doz helves; Forsale by Wa. T. COLEMANand CO §6-Iin cor. California and Front sts. Oe — BONN TRACTING GOLD FROM QUARTZ E Messrs. Crrrrenpen & Newranp have had in successful operation, for the Jast three months, a new process for the extraction of Gold from Quartz, and are now ready to treat with parties for same on liberal terms. The process isthe cheapest, the most rapid, and the most complete ever employed, and can be attached to stampers, or any other method of crushing the rock. Apply to WM. H. STEVENS, Agent for the proprietors, 89-Im Battery st, bet. Clay and Washinton. Information Wy Antep of one en C, Stanley, who left Cincinnati March 1860. The last time heard from, he was mining on Steamboat Bar, North Fork of North Yuba river. He { f . during the whole . the exuction of navigation and port du-, . ties--that is to say. for those of light-. \ hoase. anchorage. and of leading and junloadiug cargo, established in the law of L1th of April, 1849, and in my royal} decree of the 16th December last—the . vessels of all nations who may concede a! llike benefit in their respective territories to the vessels of the Spanish ma-. he . . possibly whose own feelings urge him rine. Art. 2. The government will give account of this decree to the Cortes. cession of decrees that have astonished the world in the columns of the Moniteur, each of which isa separate coup d'etat. it may be said with literal truth that no man can say what an hour will bring forth, and what was inconceivable vesterday, is 2 matter of history to-day. Who can speculate on the actions of 1 . man whose advisers, whose position, and on continually to outstrip expectation ? Given at the Palnee (in Madrid) on the 3d January, 1852. It is signed by . the royal hand. JUAN BRAVO MURILLO, Minister of Finance. The U. S. troops on board the steamer . Falcon conducted with great turbulence . during the stay of the Falcon at Kings. ton. At about mid-day they got into a. dispute with some idle characters, who! infest the town, and many a broken! head did each party receive in the me. lee: but nothing serious occurred. The men preambulated the streets day. and having ta-! kena large quantiiy of drink. commit. ted some very serious assaults, using . knives and swords very freely. so much . so that the police had to use their arms in putting down the disturbance, and . took in custody such of those who had . . 25 L-deasks port wine; 50 kogs Malaga wine;. been instrumental in bringing it about. . The five hundred men who have volunteered their services for California are principally Irishmen, and some of them, from their appearance, are not the best . of characters, but of whom it may be said, that they had left their country . for their country’s good. The Cage was! filled by these disreputable characters . up to alate hour in the evening. . The Small Pox was raging with grent ; virulence in several parts of the Island. The Cholera has abated. The most terrible accident which has yet occurred upon the Erie Railroad,befel the train coming to New York on Tuesday morning, Feb. 17. When the engine, with a baggage-car and four passenger-cars attached, had come to a. sharp curve in the road, about two miles . west of Equinunk, the last passenger. train was thrown down a precipice thir-! ty feet high into the Deleware River.— . . . , There is now ample evidence that the French autecrat will hesitate at nothing that may appear necessary to se. {eure his position. or to push it to its com. pletest development; and notoriously a successful blow on this country has for jsixty years been the last card in the hands of French ambition. Our fleets are overy where except where they ure . wanted. They are avenging every man’s quarrel at the cost possibly of our own. The muster roll of our army is prodigious, but as far as these shores or these are concerned, it exists chiefly on paper. With a month’s law we might perhaps do wonders, but without a day's law it is not certain that we ean do any thing. Half a century since, we lived for three years in almost daily dread of an invasion: but we possessed two securities first. i. state of open war: second. the discretion of our wntagonist. We knew that if he had made enormens preparation, he had also counted the cost. We have none of these securities now. Our danger consists ina peace which may be hollow. and in the very rashness and ignorance of those who posseas the power, and possess the will. to annoy us. Scas Woe take the following extracts from the letters of Mrs. Bennett, who was in Paris, at last dates, giving her notion of French affairs :—Asto politics, all is outwardly tranquil here; the French appenr delighted with the state of things and with their new constitution; they call Louis Naem “the Saviour of France.” More, 1owever, is known of what is going on in secret here,in England than in France, as the prees throughout the country is merely an echo of the mind of the government. A great fete is in preparation, to be given by the government in honor of the new constitution; it is intended “Always—secure them if will do it.” “Well, sir, Lhave just returne . Egypt, avd have in my posses: . of the most curious living speeini ‘natural history imethe whole a kingdom ; a most extraordinary ture, which I believe is not to be; in any Muyseum in the world.” “Describe it; what is it like?” Barnusa ina tremor of anxiety. — “T know not whether to call monster a fish oy a reptile. Iti f in the warm regians of the upperand is probably common in the t cal latitudes of the interior of Af At first it is wholly aquatic, has, ther legs nor fins, buta tail like al and my be seen sporting at the’ tom of the water. After a certain t it undergoes a remarkable chang its whole appearance. Like the! tle snake, it sheds its skin, and sumes a shape like a monkey, ¢ four limbs, two skort and two F like those of 1 Kangaroo ; or mor¢ sembling the Ourang Outang, the mishuman species of which it is posed by some to have been the ; genitor, as it entirely loses its tail; . from this time it is, like the crocos amphibious, and possesses other . markable peculiaritioes. T suecee, in catching one previous to this tre) formation, which will take place if few weeks.” f “Tsit possible? Well, that is af riosity, really ; as much so as the nj] maid,” said the proprietor of the fy -seum, ina fidget, lest itshould . ” through his fingers. ; * More, my dear sir,” said the veller, for in the mermaid the tr . formation is only half completed. \, q i arms are developed, but the tail mains.” “True—very true; . your terms?” ' “Well, sir, L care very little for profit, but if you will prepare ies per tank, filled with Crotor water, é kept sufficiently warm, you shall hi ut what . Jonathan L, Peters va, Wendell Buck, Roa was about six feet high, isa sheet iron worker. Most of the passengers were rescued, . to be a brilliant affair, and to last eight i Fok ag ‘eb. 12th 1852. ‘ ] ‘ i ES geshnce. citinal tin ah ; bert S, Sinclair, Thomas J. Pyatt, Bergen Testa Sameanieries EN ater by trade—has been reported that he left the. though with great difficulty, after being days. I expect to be gono by the time, . this er ee ul for. fifty dollar, H. Low, Randolph Low, Rehe Pardesus ER ST. LAWRENCE and SWORD . 20VE place to return home, and was murder: . myo) exposed to the water and freezing for I am sick of fetes, and have no incli. eck until the transformation ta’g and G W Leon gi The people of the state of Californi ‘ Wendell Buck, Robert $ Sinclair, "Thomas oJ Pyatt, Bergen H Low, Randolph Low Rene Pardesus, and G W Reemer, greeting: Youare hereby notified that on the 29th uday of December, a vb 1851, syit was commenced against you by the plaintiffin said court to recover the sym of seven hundred thirteen dollars and thirty five cents, now due and unpaid. Yon are therefore required to appear and answer the complaint of said plaintiff within three months from this date or said plaintiff will take judgment against you by ria said snm, with damages, interest, end ts, according to law. Witness, Theodore Miller, clerk of tho district eourt for the 10th judicial iat, Nevada county, with the seal 29th day of November, ap 185). ; Taro. Mincer. BEAL, 72-8m* FISH. Threshing machines, Horse powers; Fanning mills: Platform and store tracks; Cylinder straw cutters; Hay knives; scythes and handles; . Grain cradles, ete. ete., for sale by . Brrant & Co. corner Sansome and Clay sts. 86-1m San Fyancisco. HE ENTERPRISE HOTEL—-Lon: Wharf, near Sansome street-—Has jus: been opened for the reception of boarders an: travellers, and can accommodate one hundred lodgers with comfortable and pleasant quarters The attention of citizens and travellers is respectfolly directed to this new establishment. The proprietors promise the best fare of the market at oat ost reasonable rates, Give them @ call SO-3in edon the road to Downieville, or between Downieville and the Negro Tent. Any information will be thankfully reeeived by addressing Wa. T. GARRETT, Of the firm of Garrett & Moore, 88-2w Hallet st. San Francisco. F. ARGENTI and Co, BANKERS, Montgomery st, bet. Ciay and Commercial, —Koferto and draw on— Brown, Bros & Co. New York, Brown, Shipley and Co. Liverpool, Samuel Nicholson and Co, New Orleans, Browns and Bowen, Philadelphia, James Adger aud Co, Charleston, Morrell and Dickey, Mobile, T B Curtis Esq, Boston, Geo B Cumming, Savannah. Alex Brown and Son, Baltimore Good clean Gold dust bought at $17, per oz. and forwarded, covered by insurapce, tothe Unnited Sntes. 76-3m cold. One man was taken from the car in the water, dead. All of them were more or less bruised—some severely — Two or three were missing, and supposed to be Jost. Rerorten Prize Ficut.—It was reported yesterday afternoon that a prize fight came off ina hall in Quincy, Mass., hetween William Hughes, an Englishman, and Welch, an Irishman, for $500 aside. The result we did not jearn.— Boston Mail, 18th inst. We continue to receive from Louis. speak in affected rapture of the “Saviour . ville accounts of disasters a}! along the of France’ for fear of being suspected, . river from the breaking upand heavy flow of the ice. The whele amount of property destroyed is estimated not te fall short of $250,009, nation to ree them. Arrests still go on, but they are no . jlonger made public; and it is said, also, . that nocturnal fusr/lades of political offenders take place by the score at a time. This is all done without trial of jany kind, because the state of siege aif/nifies the absence of judge, jury or law. . The solitary decree of the Prince Presi. . dent is now all the law, and rides over jall other laws. Everybody is frightened ‘and cowed; absolute terror has taken 'possession of all classes—hence many jand of disappearing suddenly trom all . who know them some dark night, and . finding themselves rolling on the straw in some diemal underground prison. place, and one hundred sherenni “Done !” cried Barnum, “it’s a bh gain; Vil get some bills printed.® . reethy ;” and down he sat and wrotc™ “Tremendous attraction from up 'Egypt—the greatest curiosity in . [ sorcneiaenine wontapha : “What's the name of this animaly “ Well, before it changes its shapé], is called the Pollywog or Tadpole ;. , terwards it is called a Frog,” ' the grave stranger, loo his spectacles. Barnum dropped his pen and stcg { . 5 } ‘upright looking at the learned tray er in absolute astorishment—an ¢ . tively new specimen of peteeener LF king mildly ov ‘