April 10, 1857 (4 pages)

\ie bh Bbw Yes TN — Che Nevada Journal. Friday Morning, April 10. of this. same Mr. Buchanan, whom he AMERICAN MAGAZINES. THE CABINET. Mag azi nes and Reviews oceupy a A good many persons who are new had just finished denouncing, as if he ver y important place in the literature of trying to wiggle themselves into the had assisted to elevate him. What difa nati on. The y stand between the democratic party because they think it ference is there between the Buchanan of to-day and the Buchanan ofthe cam paign? None in the world, except that If we were to undertake to give all he is more powerful, and able to reward the instances which have eome to our or punish. What else has Mr. Foote Mining in Nevada County. notice, in which miners are doing reseen to change his mind? He no longmarkably well, our paper wouldn’t hold er, to be sure, lies like a dead man, them. Throughout the whole of Nevastretched out on the Cincinnati platform, da county, the mines are paying exceedbut he stands up upon it, and solemnly ingly well, and are being worked more endorses it, and swears by it, and reextensively than at any former period iterates it, before all the world, from in the history of the county. This is his high official position. Is Foote no the first season since 1852, in which longer opposed to that platform? Mr. there has been an abundance of rain. Foote pretends that the inaugural has But in 52, not one fourth the number changed his views, and that it is suffi hasty and ephemeral productiors of the daily and weekly press, and the solidity and permanence of books. Though they do not rise to that dignity which would give them a place on the shelves LOCAL ITEMS. By Telegraph to the Nevada Journal. TECHATRE. --.Manager. Serious AFFRAY.—On Tuesday eve JOHN §. POTTER . Serious Accidents at Forest City. Forest City, April 8. ning last, at Selby Flat, a party of men Henry Tucker, formerly of New were engaged in playing cards, when « yes strong, are in the habit of saying a First Anpea aves of Wm. M. Fleming arose between two of them Hampshire, was seriously injured great many favorable things of the effi terday in the Monumental Tunnel at dispute y nearl on. As Ellis air and d St.Cl name cierey of Mr. Buchanan’s cabinet— this place. No hopes are entertained On Monday Evening, Aprifeth. meester 2 * YS Seeae as we can learn, St. Clair drew a revol of his recovery. His spine is broken, ver and struck Ellison with it upon th and the lower extremities are com} letehead. Ellison then drew his pistol, aué! ly paralysed. He appears to be fully struck St. Clair upon the head with reconscious of his condition. peated blows. The parties were then Henry Eastman, about 1 o'clock last seperatea, St. Clair was severely woun “ Regular” democrats, of course, think The performance will commence with RICHY Lamu it the best one ever got together. of a scholar’s library, they coutain, or Now, the fact is, that so far as the should contain, the productions «of men character and ability of the men compoof taste and talent, worthy of the notice sing this cabinet are known, it gives but of the scholar, and bearing to mauy ittie promise of being an efficient one night, was carght by the shaft ofthe For full particulars cee bills of hia ty, Wwoop’s Patent !moroved S2 f-Pesding SHINGLE ded, and it was thought at first fatatly homes and hearts where few books have There has seareely been a cabinet since Tumana Engine, which revolves al out We are informed by his physician howfound a place, that elevation of sentithedays of Washington, in which there two hundred and forty times a minute. ever, that he will probably recover. ment and character, always inspived by were so few men of established reputaHe was earried around by the shaft ataste and talent. Faran Accioext.—A minute since men may tum out to be hout 25 times. when his clothes which MA CHIN F. HE attertion -f those interested in the mannfactnur: f MINGL'S, an1 the prble genorally, is most re spectfully invite! te an evav ination of the merits of this heprevement for ertting shingles, in frll eonfiderce that all who will take trouble to witness its oneration will be thorenghly fneedt ef ite nelte as wellas ots suneri A few years ago, we were sadly defihat sie riety is were caught gave way and freed him. the unexpected entrance of a friend. retherShie@ ‘fachine heretofore in nse Itix constructe tn an entirc ly of diggings were opened as are now becient to justify his support of every cient in this species cf literature. ‘The . there in DIOWINe about tHe ei iciet . His shirt or pauts Sees left wound . caused an impulsive action of the flexYEW PRINCIPLE. ing worked. At that time, too, there thing that may be done during the Philadelphia Magazines had a la:ge wWuose past histery At onee simple ani compact cas be reaiy attached te there is no . around the shaft so tightly that they . ors and extendors of our right arm, steam. water or horse-nower or mav be opernted by were but few ditches completed, and whole administration. He even has the circulation, and were always notorious!) had to be torn off. Where his foot} which caused the centre of gravity of hand, in feet tear he adavted te evory civenmeta water was gonveyed to but few localirecklessness to assert, that it is conunworthy of support. With an ocea ties. Now, however, owing to our sistent with American principles. He sional exception, their prese at ticles . great diteh facilities, a large portion of says there is nothing in it which he, as the ruming water in the county, is dian American, has “ not been gratified to verted, and used in mining. first time, there is For the read.” water enough nearly all parts of the county to use Let us look at one or two ofhis most glaring inconsistencies. The American party has always been aemocrat, the other the rarnfactnes © £ Sireles am? oo tng then, be yond its base, use It~-qrie on-ab-tone-os «wro ep) struck the floor when earried over, the our ink bottle to fall th’r Vechi eit. -ntcien to ent G h’ngle : er which in turn eaused an inky flood. hoards, which were two inches thick, i<r co 4d Tych Pelane+ ‘a hatene'ne Sat arert” + Ro Al were broken and kicked away, which darker than the waters of Acheron 1 a fhae re e exer thet box fa © ar? ive and cannot be n* dv ed atte ime f brild sinall mass* distill upon a mass (a very s ved his life, if he survives. His atThis inven ‘or atly Ince eexpers> «f bal Sast Terral avn} a iMdie acy wn tendant physician, Dr. Lefevre enterof copy lying upon our desk, » hich vean he od "ne ard a ore xpen ccf © senowm use, I i ai is tains strong hopes of his recovery.— caused the figures and statistics of tw t the a * af windows avd owe with revarkable case, Th East: an is from New York to this exceedingly interesting “local items” ° shisa : mov'ne the lewer— orery at the wilef che om cater, The place, and was the engineer on the to disappear from mortal gaze “ behind re’ Mire tion fay, about the ** peculiar were the sorriest of sentimental nonfitness ’ of Mr Planner of Penn., for sense, and their poetry the silliest of the position of Post Master General ; sentimental doggerel. They are now but, upon close inquiry, we found he virtnally annihilated, as they onght to had never heard of Mr. Plummer, until have been years ago. They are still 1He Saw his name in the list of cabinet the hydraulic to advantage, and unde opposed to the repeal of the Missouri issued, and contain patterns of nec its influence hills are paying richly Compromise, and we have heard Mr. ¥ery elegant, and undoubte which have never before been worked. . Foote repeatedly denounce the Nebra:useful to the: pentler “sex: bit ay Tot! We know of many hill diggings that ka bill, as a destruction of the © finaliare now paying from $20 to $30 per day ty” of the compromise of 1850; the in *Heara a adentiy > has always ranked as a first snes mau awe an far asalilite 16 cone man of taste would ass . for to the hand, which a year or two0 ago, augural endorses the Nebraska bill, and . think of searching for them in Ri ynold’s a long time, stood well . ¢ untrs but as had not been prospected. All talk athe repeal of the Missowi Compromise . rvels, as in the pages of Graham oi neitl is first nor second class men, and bout the exhaustion of the mines, so far —yet Mr. Foote has been “ gratified t Godey ost of them have no national reputsat least, as this locality is concerned, is read”’ it Iu those old times, the Knickerhocker . at a} eir peculiar fitness for the nonsense, The mining business of Neposit Pe Again, the American party lias al-. was the only worthy representati ‘ of . }, } the ¢ t vada county increases in an exact proways sought to check foreign influence, American Mag: azine literature. Its ar-. . oreat N; a. Fe to bese portion to the increase of the supply of and to confide offices of trust, as much ticles, bothin prose and verse, were the respectability of ; Almost water. When all the water that can possibly be got, shall be brought by as possible, to native born citizens.— productions of Ameri thors. Lt lis ealis eems to rest pride. Mr. B ti Se Was sete quite eo os a ss when he came to this state, ana it was! a ey es ae oe age ae onthe Califurnia boards, that with Mr. Cass i he first . after ~being naturalized, water, may some day be exhausted — should be “ placed on perfect equality oe sufficient guarantee that the standard should be a high one Many of the] ee f lard oviPinal . otions. is, ‘ date te d vof April *. D. WAT to sar siya jude nfo th um feh6 Wdelt, interest demages. 97¢ ~ssofsnin: Theve eee taken'r so Satter as for years, and has played, repeated-! Every citizen and property holder is s« ly, in every theatre in the state, and we ‘clearly interested in the undertaking, a 1 ' af . East. with the bi He is “caleulated SEDGWICK, Agent * ig future : . t. consideration > cave = undoubted evidence of his the ways and means tol suecess asan actor. He resided among . ace elt this very de-iralle object.—. ; BER el £ eee with the mes tine 72 Gos gant Freertion ord will ae ee s hae ce ee : ies Ree pace ee i ee A will = Bi eee = + ALARM. were ea i om soundsice Ly } A Pacem: j mornin: ee a we ds . 33 ele : oe: x = ¥: c FALSE : : tint . oe for the tory ot ¢ TATE OF CATTIPORNICou r nty of Nevads A, 8° {Nv d> ss. By virtue ofan Feecntio tom treet ''s ud trem the Court ef I. Mo Conk Es, ncene Ju ce_ fthe Peace = veraee com bea ine: called fur Saturday, May 2d,to take i . a poet and a scholar —and this the Ter We learn thata public meeting will . e . mert revdered ‘y said Comter the Q sl dey. of Mane ; 2). 807, in fi veref J. Jones and aga‘rs* Thos An ‘¢ The inaugural goes further on the other pages were open to every contributor . [his wert ’ Uthough aman of unfeel as though he belong to v Cal-i that we have no doubt capitalists to our mines, then the busiextreme than any paper that has ever whose contributions shoul: its estionable talents, is almost too old te ifornia should look upon the splendid . be largely att ness of mining will reach its ultimatum. appeared in the country. It says that standard of excellence. Its editor was! sake upon honors whi eh he is now reapine tu the . A ae himself more than his ¢ The power to increase our supply of foreigners, and CONSTABLE’S SALE : > woe eupy the serious attention of our citizens Son State Connty; ont of order. Nevada Avril Oth, 1857. RalLrRoaD MeEETING.—The subject of , tl you 1 ae for the t likly to cet TON somewhat akin tu state) a railroad to Nevada, is beginning to oe with a feeling le ands égouand Wa-h rg on ‘or a’ [ City newspapers please copy ! of this gentleman, in the Atlantic States, for the rest, they are Patent: plunged into unutterable despair. EDWIN BOOTH. before the . a cloud,” which has caused us to be works, where the accident occurred. We have noticed the recent triumphs ment—a t ready for } Sora > Sag ARLE’S eee ee SAIF e 3 the capacity of the mines to yield gold, with native born citizens ” —thus ren. . 2 very. loud us ‘ery of fire . te ses.d « , iss f ( j i antl -eaced hewever, hefsre e acting Inst f Peace { n never. At least this generation needn’t dering an amendment to the Federal writers of whom Americans are now} Senate. where his opinions ¢ . R : A i were properly attir be alarmed about it. for rm ning, a a ter, plaintiff: a a B pro ud, ma de the ir fir st ex/ ree int o the . , ed and: purified be Hie Constitution necessary to carry out its a llantie coast » he has played at nearly I fic he ; Mor inAgment render tt : 3k *. so we retired instead. All persons who are acquainted with doctrine. Yet Mr. Foote says he has literary world through the colwans + fi bate, rather than fo ae wie The linine of reches en estsof anit . I f y promineat city in the Unien, and figs faver0° C Relordor fo YS small building at the lower end of Broad son ceie. dow St the mines of Nevada county, are con“been gratified to read” it the Knickerbocker. Ut still reteins it ge where. he must ‘has Leen received everywheie with the t or : m gate with costs : street had caught from the stove pipe, t be net G vineed that they will yield more gold It is ay Ee ORME But we have no room to pursue furgenial and hearty characteristics. 20)Er Poaeeee catest applause and admiration, and =e ? i en and will -ell+ > but our citizens have acquired an ad. tow'ng des-rihed pro: e this year, in the aggregate, than has ther this miserable attempt at excusing still popular, and, what is better, de-! yy =< snerulnti and ofte : : 3 : lvances it the last accounts from the East, the rate on Bsal-t a : miable premptness in oppo-ing the ele-. n+: bove ever been taken out beforein any one what is inexcusable. We shall not be at serves its popularity. In its own li m1 F e not ‘ adopted by his management of Wallack's theatie at a : > onthe a < é iment, andthe fire was almost instantly . » «wen the} season. It Is no w as it al wa la ys e @ first cal fiiends. all surprised, if thrift follcws this fawnFer iustance, in relaNew York were using every effort to get : : 2 . sista sca x = g Gk in@ulshe ~ On the whole Wf ire . an d wor thi est of Am erie ing. If old Buck sends him as MinisHes FOOTE’S LETTER. ion to the question of legislating fo: him to play with Miss Heron —the eee $ W : a 2 Hon. Henry S. Foote, formerly U. § ter to Nicaragua, we shall be highly About seven years ay: compliment that could be paid . n he 'Pervite are he has gone much farhighest it + S ¢ €. he Py any © res J e\% sent ! ippeared.—] Senator from Mississippi, and more re“ gratified to read”’ of it. . . ber of Harper's Muga ier than his par — ta e t kiy = ng the posimim. 2 Hw t These jockeying politicians, who Several cently an aspirant for the same position I ecess of Mv. Booth is fall Sito + Arrarr—tHenury I Ve ) ps ¢ bined to create for] tion that the people of the Terite:ies and, are dead to shame, r We believe him to be tl Reo from California, has published a card, laugh at honesty eppard had aq lat Roug { as il easy and rapid popu-. aye entiely without the pale of the e» announcing his withdrawal from the may occasionally succeed for a season; pat hee inest ac } ive on the American . & on Saturday last, in ielation : (he proprietors ranked among} stitution, and that Congress ha 4 bee 1 hed vh €sS b 60 Some sluice e ; $ American party. the hether 9 ~—— WO This leaves the membut it is a consolation to know, that no the most w ealthy and enterprising pubpower over them, in any resp lf i bers of that party but one thing to rematter what position they may attain, lishing firins in the country. Their new] j, the only advocate of real sauatt 2 10S ed of 1 a thesold to Sheppa Lbv Blane. Blane threv . e itiical pews Lioroign devotion to} an axe at shevp: tra Sei gret in the premises, viz: That he ever they will be followed by the scorn ef books constantly in press, furnished a. icvereieade in the eonntry. And, the a ) joined it. He foisted himself upon the the honorable and high minded men of} eonsiderable portion of the matte a8 mm the subject of war he is . wtially his profession, is all that is wanth gto Blane with : e. She] well as the illustrati: nof the Mage party—assumed as much as possible a all political parties. pard was arr iusave, and, in all probatility, will so insure him its highest ho befin Re Sei A few good writers were empl eeeupmanage self constituted leadership —compelled our foreign affairs, as to involve THyeatTRican —Phe Nevada Theatre = tse : LEGISLATIVE.—Since our last Sacraon its page s. No exp ens e was spar ed rf ta it to pack the dead weight of his own * } } *9y us lua quarrel with somebody. He can — which is minus to render its external appearan — ce the see, or smell, a casus belli, when nobody political bankrupte — and y prevented a mento correspondence / » com} S. Potts by Mr. Jol 1 §. — the legislature seems ty letter p ess and the engravings, as exelse can noticé any younger member of the party, a greatthis week signs of it. He consists of a number of well known ae not cellent as the highest art could effect. once said, in the Senate, that we ought er, and nobler, and better man, from have been pretty busy, although being elected to the U. S. Senate; and many important measures have been It professed no religious principles whatto get up a war in order to shew the ing F sea has the reputation of first ever, and so never gave place to a _sinworld how we can fight. Altogether having done all he could to draw its finally acted upon. this 9th da s el iss aetor, and has been mux Senate.—The trial of Controller gle sentiment that could offend either we don’t freshness and fullness into the empty think he is peculiarly well in all the lewer cities, J. uu. BOSTW ¢ and will be erk tiet vrt. progress, much made not has Whitman the mos t ort hod ox, or the mos t scep tica l. veins of his own decrepid and worn out qualified to be the leading man ofa By °wS De suppor On ted. Monday evening the . witmaterial a of f. Pla absence the to owing z nto It embraced no_ political creed —ancabinet. political reputation, he very coolly play of Richel will he presen ted ieu famous The n. prosecutio the for ness mond ntrve beeid nouncing each month, the rise, strugplays the traitor in its hour of trial, and Mr. Cobb will, no doubt, make a rewith Mr. Fleming as the Cardinal. We ja; this place haye =A Crar just aCica got i ¥ King? 1 fer a good (gar — with not but d, examine was Rowe Ed. gles , suecess and defeat of parties, in as hurrahs in the ranks of its enemies.— peetoble Treasurer. M RIDNDS youcan tnd the orticle by ¢ Ming at predict for the company a good run. Ne-. taking ont ecaelinnt cay: Sees th i Con.. $124,000. the to reference cal m and pla cid a man r, as ner ap May the traitor’s doom be his; and beAs te the rest, as soon as they distinBe t a n a oak oop $30) to $20 g sto eg claims of er amt , RB! a patron-. fr noted heen always has vada revenue the on made progress siderable phe r wou ld spe ak of an eclipse of the holding the (to him) heaven of public iscives, we'll let our URTIS ©. always or Land ready to serve the Boys at wate of Plenty hand. the to day yey . have we and tatent, theatrical real further placing passed Bill Renee : So moon, or the discovery of an asteroid. office, may he ever feel that hell of priaay tim: aAM s Ris checks on collectors of foreign miners’ Hence no sectional or party prejudices yate life, in which he wiggles and WiLttow Vatiey.—We understa. c. : Tees ata Ada raters sae, licences; also a bill eutting off a husHE onde “ig et ad. inistrator of the estat: at hor were wounded. It took no part whattwists with such feverish and fantastic that the water ditch is now complete ies ote ig ean axJ Mi Il, ? eeased Jate of Nevadae unty, Cal D4 ‘ ry *t ' i > *")) "* « a et ye " 1 } t ‘ band’s or wife’s right to common propever in questions that other papers dis . contortions. Foote’s withdrawal would be a materty, when divorced for adultery.. eussed with enthusiasm or indignation ter of but little importance in itself (for Sacramento bridge bill returned by the hence, not even the most bigoted were Fire late campaign was all gammon, and that drawn. The Governor wished it pass. he only took that course because he . AssemB_y.—Bill passed dividing the thought the American party would succeed and he be elected to the Senate. county of El Dorado, and creating a new county to be called Buena Vista It is said that the ancient Greeks, had but little objeetion to stealing, provided .-Committee on the missing $124.00 the thief escaped detection; but, it reported that Rowe refused to answe: seems, that in California men can pertheir questions. Steps taken to compel petrate acts of glaring dishonesty, and him. .Considerable discussiou had upon the several bills amendatory of the ithen ¢e/l of it, without fear, and with eivil practice act— amendment adopted mpunity. The reasons which Mr. Foste gives requiring that defendants must be sued pt *e. the to Mag re ( es. ti The 1@} i ta iT ty s ie whole should f enide —not 2 servile slave 1 fol} the one square. The theatre, and some ten . pave never yet been or twelve other buildings were destroyd s hs Supposed loss, $50,000. ed. R The San ) 2% = ante cOneeen es I that ‘any Ne aye e Bras C isco. Magazine was ne¢ higher order than erationstmadce VCWHR ¢ ita of the Pioneer Magazine, dained as a deacon in the road leading fiom Was : a Quartz Leap.—A quaitz feed} = a Hail A Episca pal. } H t . was estabtished in 1853 ] of them men of vejius. Phe! man arrived at Plaeceiville on the Eat tenth ee cer 2 ist peur reé cpr to the advertisemeiut SacraMENTO Evection.—The muni weie admitted to its colnmns, iy cipal election in Sacramento city on the political questions «f i ‘ase: the Monday last, resulted in the success of discussed calmly and the whole democratic ticket. but The vigorously. reIn religion, pardemocratic the Mr. Buchanan, and trines advocated were publican vote was exceedingly slim, ty —and the Cincinnati platform, and thodox, they were always the people’s ticket ran considerably the repeal of the Missouri compromise, The past was never som r h eng plowing, sowing, &c. and niners were maki g $5.00 per day, The mormons had commenced the o p eration of were to be washed clea: convention to the people. The levisla and freedom. ‘I'he criticisms were usually just and liberal. The tales were ture had passed the act s»me week far superior to the usual magazine stoten days hefore the article was writtenre —s the sentiment always healthy — Wa co n Roapd.—The Butte Record the delineations of character correet.— Poetry was sparingly adisitted, and alcalls upon the people of the vorthern ways genuine. In short, Putnam's Monthly is the youngest and best of the magazines.— jing it one of the most usefal and most ete er of 50 small cost, as to put it w.this fF The time for buds, blossoms and } Sherry cobblers has come. Lewis & yetem; owe + ly ada ? butl wileure the worst forn f very t {a oily shen!) Ritter, Noartict Aoi t ' gf ects of a our f i-p Thursday. . “hey le ruining in itied che bee i ber ee s is more popular and thatis far from being a compliment; Putnam’s is an honor to our iterature and our wagon road. How would a middle route ment, for we have a strong suspicion things.” May the happy pair enjoy more felicity than is usually found beyond the pale of single blessedness. country. that some of those shirts were ours. ' do? and name on Nevals. cap and Park haproved Quit Eottles. = ee WiLL . S. .fnia Ky e t tor SJRE WIT OU r F. AiL, Kings Worm Evin,¢ pebes, eersI C1 e« Sore hruplions of iyes, Ring or T: Seali Heal, RheumaPai in Bones aad Joints, Ol ores and t ters, Swelling o the Clands, l'yspepsia, Salt Rheum, Disease of the Kidneys, Loss of Appetite, Discase arisin in the way of pub. does, are Bait 2c) Orry Evectiox.—The election for Sierra Citizen, that some nefarious ras-. cal lately gnte:ed the room of the Disour city officers will take place on Mo portion of the State to “wakeup” “shake triet Judge, and carried off sundry shirts day. the 4h of May off the dew,” &c. call a convention, and aud a tooth-brush. That's robbing JusmA i. sonage. st., at the Methodist i * ps . show eve:ybody that the northern, and tice of its robes. We hope the vile byea dae eeD HAKPEK, o the Rev. Mr. ‘Mor row, ie Mr DaNIEL not the southern route is the one for the theif will meet the condiguest punishTexas Flat, to Mrs. ELLa HILL. of this city. With the above came a plenti.ul snpply of “ni afellquar b 7 = en eee: ‘Taanks.— Our thanks ier late favo : e gal x ract of Veow Dork & Sarsaprilia. iu June, 1855. si bot Never Dr, Guysett’s F. V. Moore, ffor rape comin! tel apo INFRINGEMENT -—Snits ic tla k covered with ap cia sotile, with directio: DR. JOHN LARK, Avent for tal AccntSe Mvane sei der ef salina trace Rau cand butinsgua Claiahan, at Grass Valley. Mos. Martha Taylo arti arc. mn Pf F. V. Moove, for the men Vituainois.— We learn from the . B°body talm sess axaTod ciud. Lb atets thost. tt . ed exactly to our taste. ‘They unde.stand thatdeypartment of art per fretly. ‘ hot'le will dissi; ate that weal. give color to the counte p of the ston ac ness at the na ce, un fit one ead or. pth tr the sy-ten ad ‘end » Babhbi aten that delicious coacoetion iced and flaverlof . °f the Babbitt patent. . how plait Co ft Lior Walker agveeaily reminded us of that . commenced against several mill owne ". ts; me: infiinge alleged for county, this in of tact, by sending us a bountiful supply FARR. ‘leat hs of Hescettors Vegetabie Stomach Bitters te th: Dyspe, a me b ttl will create an ap, ¢ fF tis ian bil .,a ify the blood and invig foe s ’ kuo Shires b i found bills fou astullowi ig OHELCess souveuleut contrivances that has eve: Ttawect but leave STOMACH EIT. Exe. ( ithe :each of every one building himseif No bill was found inthe case of w hous nk Soulee st slande “A. No 1”? : — ooo eetae: [assault tpn Rich at Alpha better; but both together would not that ieison SeedLand yic and every thing connected with the dehave beaten the democracy. The ns w thority. Opinis public mocracy, before an hundred for nia editors, but he got American party is the only one that has eause they were old, nor meetings, and whenever, and wherever himse'f inta a snap lately. H e wrote caus e they were new. If j ever contended successfully with the . he could get an audience. He told the in ab le were ar not ti cl alwa fe ys ea w days ago urging the corr eet — they were dem<eracy in this state ; the republicaus people that the inevitable tendency of always fe: urlessly announced and abl Legislature to pass an act siting and the people’s party are making a defended. Its purely literary articles Mr. Buchanan’s election would be to th ma e of tt ca er ll a e¢ in mstitutioia g it. of fist miserable were marked by the same originality aggravate our sectional difficulties, and weaken the bonds of that Union which More oF THE Bancor AFFair.—The he, (with the assistance of Clay, and Webster, and Cass,) once saved. Now, Marysville Herald of April 7th contains however, the election being over, and the proceedings ofa meeting of the citidemocracy triumphant, and there being zens of Long Bar in relation to the no imminent probability of the Amerilynching affair at:Bangor. ‘They passed a serie s of resolutions justifying the for anything do to able being can party hangi ng of the robbers, and declaring that him, he very complacently tells us that the guilt of the three men executrus and hearty “as yield to he intends ted was fully estab lishe d. adminintration entire the to a support” Z ae ° . . vl Flower " a vw hestrateipilowand We He jand were discharged re-haptising, and all the saints come to our notice; besides being a mat the Valle vearet) Balance, and no hesitation iu provioune Thou n fo*faadS of . would like to see hiin do well ; ee fa disagreeal ib\ war oretiva pom r threedy ps of the ‘Balin ofa Theusand Fl wers b the bear well and it will make a beauntife:l soft iat'cr, mineh faci) tating the operation of shaving. Fov -ale by alt Drngzists JOHN LARK, Agent, Nevada Park & Whit , San Franciseo ap} they had better let the practice act eentributions were always anouymon inst. from Carson Valley. having per. Wy s Patent Shingle Machise, ane . ® Dees e Re gee ‘ Grand The ns.— Swssto or Courr . , s ne alone. andoriginal. Its views upon every sulformed the journal in twoday Ss . Ross’ Sash Balanes We have exais-. mA eae y, Wednesda on ed empannell was {dary , : , } ject were boldly expressed, but were al-. The farmers in the Valley were busi {ur ied and seeu the operation GT the Sasi } = yore ae ways generous and libers! u the has aly or gent) Dreit2.—\Vi.al fries Adm'r ne ge crowd that will acieud fae We would call the attention of . Cigars. M:FGSEEL, $ and i: or he intends to Keep the very Lest Kin nae ec EL, Li i 4 expressmen, Messrs. Thompson & Lan ; . dtis highly spoken of by th iv” Jas. Curti: estor the a ri c fonot Chueh on Sunday, preparatory to the staud at the Ame scan Exchange, wie E ministry. } in icy th 1 doubt that a viel treat is awaiting the 8°} jus N One it 4 who lave lately seen it, and we have Oxpat vep.—F. C. Ewer, formerly ed preprey to work if, nearthat piace situated on the To meet this want, / pened, and pened,and : 4 infor. i, ely at the rear of the U.S. Buildi. ton the earner of: Pine and Spa siveeis. A g A Pertumed INGORMATION Waatep.— A iwwned Michael Burke, was found dead Allison lead. in the Suow Mountain Ditch, five or six Circus.—The Natienal Circus eom. niles fiom Nevada ,on the 16th Januameuces this evening, on the Jot iis Sullivan deserves the winoUs coal UAS whie! two miles from Nevada. It was di-c: ered by Stipp & Co. If the prospec man is to be trusted, it bids fair to rival the inents, wardrobe, &e. isive bed of bituTherre Q ‘per sAned teeea ed pros pected. : a : Sone two since near the Canada in Ovoville at the time, lost their instrua = A ee Red Bluff Beacon J. Gray, at the Town Talk vitice, San ever icH county Nest bidde , for cash on the tir erih iu of the richest kind was stiuch a day © ee F : x Francisco Minstrels, who were piaying con i terest in the Ya mh eon Hit in ©if county. +. b he. svch mie "Through the exertions of . There are a thousai! the firemen, however, it was co.fined to] ag these throughout the For the eig spit shown ace prise and once, the very highest rank ean periodical literature in the counties where they reside — for this step are weak, inconsistent, in-, were all men of scholarship congruous, false, and pitiably abortive. that is all right, but, upon the whole, —many We speak of them not as reasons which might be given by a democrat who had supported Mr. Buchanan from tie first, but as coming from one who made it his especial business to oppose him. During the late campaign he denounced t viele town, 1 followi izing the expectations of the miners.— the jinst., which threatened to destroy he immediatels ever offended. It was popular every charter Cornelia, for a where, and will continne to he popul the matter of submitting the state debt trip to Sac ram ento, with a view of Carevery where. It ranks in literature as was sincere) if it were not for the : to a vote of the people, have reported a a kind of Old Aunt Sally’s Story Book rying up his packages for the interior. it gives of the self abasement which a . pass. will thought, is it which, bill certain class of politicians will exhibit —full of pretty pictures and nice tales By this means papers from all parts of . a appoint to offered was resolution A — always decorous, and non-committal, the Union found their way chrough Calbefore the public. Gwin openly told ifornia twenty-fours in advance ot mails the people that he had sold out to Brodcommittee to enquire into the reasons and insipid. iidexpresses. It was accomplished at The literary wants of th, CONNTYS erick; and now Foote openly tells the why the Governor appointed G. W. 9, F.,! S in liquors of r gauge as rs Rynde in expense of about $1000, and was an demanded nething better ai people that his bitter denunciations of i will a nbve ace be A fre broke leg the new diggings at Willow Valley, oy ATUR DA. A reat Oroville on the 6th . and that the mines theve are fully real Sy in the but few ever suspected that his professGovernor, with his appreval.. The ed attachment to the American party select committee to whom was referred wilh but after an angry debate it was fr. Buchanan and his party during the aq : Mereury, . Pain isthe Site tv, nn the Use of reneral Debili Jax The Lest Fe. nale Medic ne Kn wn The ¥ ‘ed tor rarity of menst eek apd Sar-avparilla is peeniiarly adapcaith, resulting from irregu, aud other diseases peculiar afllicted that a b ttle er two {Dr (ruysott’s Exrract of Yellow Dock and Sarsajarila will at once regulate those difficulties and renew the natural energies. DR JOHN LARK, Agent for Nevada. Park & White Sole Agents rnd Innporters, wholesale and retail dealers in all Genuine Patent Mediciues, 132 Washipgton street, opposite the market, Sap Franciecisco. aplo

\ie bh Bbw Yes TN — Che Nevada Journal. Friday Morning, April 10. of this. same Mr. Buchanan, whom he AMERICAN MAGAZINES. THE CABINET. Mag azi nes and Reviews oceupy a A good many persons who are new had just finished denouncing, as if he ver y important place in the literature of trying to wiggle themselves into the had assisted to elevate him. What difa nati on. The y stand between the democratic party because they think it ference is there between the Buchanan of to-day and the Buchanan ofthe cam paign? None in the world, except that If we were to undertake to give all he is more powerful, and able to reward the instances which have eome to our or punish. What else has Mr. Foote Mining in Nevada County. notice, in which miners are doing reseen to change his mind? He no longmarkably well, our paper wouldn’t hold er, to be sure, lies like a dead man, them. Throughout the whole of Nevastretched out on the Cincinnati platform, da county, the mines are paying exceedbut he stands up upon it, and solemnly ingly well, and are being worked more endorses it, and swears by it, and reextensively than at any former period iterates it, before all the world, from in the history of the county. This is his high official position. Is Foote no the first season since 1852, in which longer opposed to that platform? Mr. there has been an abundance of rain. Foote pretends that the inaugural has But in 52, not one fourth the number changed his views, and that it is suffi hasty and ephemeral productiors of the daily and weekly press, and the solidity and permanence of books. Though they do not rise to that dignity which would give them a place on the shelves LOCAL ITEMS. By Telegraph to the Nevada Journal. TECHATRE. --.Manager. Serious AFFRAY.—On Tuesday eve JOHN §. POTTER .. Serious Accidents at Forest City. Forest City, April 8. ning last, at Selby Flat, a party of men Henry Tucker, formerly of New were engaged in playing cards, when « yes strong, are in the habit of saying a First Anpea aves of Wm. M. Fleming arose between two of them Hampshire, was seriously injured great many favorable things of the effi terday in the Monumental Tunnel at dispute y nearl on. As Ellis air and d St.Cl name cierey of Mr. Buchanan’s cabinet— this place. No hopes are entertained On Monday Evening, Aprifeth. meester 2 * YS Seeae as we can learn, St. Clair drew a revol of his recovery. His spine is broken, ver and struck Ellison with it upon th and the lower extremities are com} letehead. Ellison then drew his pistol, aué! ly paralysed. He appears to be fully struck St. Clair upon the head with reconscious of his condition. peated blows. The parties were then Henry Eastman, about 1 o'clock last seperatea, St. Clair was severely woun “ Regular” democrats, of course, think The performance will commence with RICHY Lamu it the best one ever got together. of a scholar’s library, they coutain, or Now, the fact is, that so far as the should contain, the productions «of men character and ability of the men compoof taste and talent, worthy of the notice sing this cabinet are known, it gives but of the scholar, and bearing to mauy ittie promise of being an efficient one night, was carght by the shaft ofthe For full particulars cee bills of hia ty, Wwoop’s Patent !moroved S2 f-Pesding SHINGLE ded, and it was thought at first fatatly homes and hearts where few books have There has seareely been a cabinet since Tumana Engine, which revolves al out We are informed by his physician howfound a place, that elevation of sentithedays of Washington, in which there two hundred and forty times a minute. ever, that he will probably recover. ment and character, always inspived by were so few men of established reputaHe was earried around by the shaft ataste and talent. Faran Accioext.—A minute since men may tum out to be hout 25 times. when his clothes which MA CHIN F. HE attertion -f those interested in the mannfactnur: f MINGL'S, an1 the prble genorally, is most re spectfully invite! te an evav ination of the merits of this heprevement for ertting shingles, in frll eonfiderce that all who will take trouble to witness its oneration will be thorenghly fneedt ef ite nelte as wellas ots suneri A few years ago, we were sadly defihat sie riety is were caught gave way and freed him. the unexpected entrance of a friend. retherShie@ ‘fachine heretofore in nse Itix constructe tn an entirc ly of diggings were opened as are now becient to justify his support of every cient in this species cf literature. ‘The . there in DIOWINe about tHe ei iciet . His shirt or pauts Sees left wound . caused an impulsive action of the flexYEW PRINCIPLE. ing worked. At that time, too, there thing that may be done during the Philadelphia Magazines had a la:ge wWuose past histery At onee simple ani compact cas be reaiy attached te there is no . around the shaft so tightly that they . ors and extendors of our right arm, steam. water or horse-nower or mav be opernted by were but few ditches completed, and whole administration. He even has the circulation, and were always notorious!) had to be torn off. Where his foot} which caused the centre of gravity of hand, in feet tear he adavted te evory civenmeta water was gonveyed to but few localirecklessness to assert, that it is conunworthy of support. With an ocea ties. Now, however, owing to our sistent with American principles. He sional exception, their prese at ticles . great diteh facilities, a large portion of says there is nothing in it which he, as the ruming water in the county, is dian American, has “ not been gratified to verted, and used in mining. first time, there is For the read.” water enough nearly all parts of the county to use Let us look at one or two ofhis most glaring inconsistencies. The American party has always been aemocrat, the other the rarnfactnes © £ Sireles am? oo tng then, be yond its base, use It~-qrie on-ab-tone-os «wro ep) struck the floor when earried over, the our ink bottle to fall th’r Vechi eit. -ntcien to ent G h’ngle : er which in turn eaused an inky flood. hoards, which were two inches thick, i<r co 4d Tych Pelane+ ‘a hatene'ne Sat arert” + Ro Al were broken and kicked away, which darker than the waters of Acheron 1 a fhae re e exer thet box fa © ar? ive and cannot be n* dv ed atte ime f brild sinall mass* distill upon a mass (a very s ved his life, if he survives. His atThis inven ‘or atly Ince eexpers> «f bal Sast Terral avn} a iMdie acy wn tendant physician, Dr. Lefevre enterof copy lying upon our desk, » hich vean he od "ne ard a ore xpen ccf © senowm use, I i ai is tains strong hopes of his recovery.— caused the figures and statistics of tw t the a * af windows avd owe with revarkable case, Th East: an is from New York to this exceedingly interesting “local items” ° shisa : mov'ne the lewer— orery at the wilef che om cater, The place, and was the engineer on the to disappear from mortal gaze “ behind re’ Mire tion fay, about the ** peculiar were the sorriest of sentimental nonfitness ’ of Mr Planner of Penn., for sense, and their poetry the silliest of the position of Post Master General ; sentimental doggerel. They are now but, upon close inquiry, we found he virtnally annihilated, as they onght to had never heard of Mr. Plummer, until have been years ago. They are still 1He Saw his name in the list of cabinet the hydraulic to advantage, and unde opposed to the repeal of the Missouri issued, and contain patterns of nec its influence hills are paying richly Compromise, and we have heard Mr. ¥ery elegant, and undoubte which have never before been worked. . Foote repeatedly denounce the Nebra:useful to the: pentler “sex: bit ay Tot! We know of many hill diggings that ka bill, as a destruction of the © finaliare now paying from $20 to $30 per day ty” of the compromise of 1850; the in *Heara a adentiy > has always ranked as a first snes mau awe an far asalilite 16 cone man of taste would ass . for to the hand, which a year or two0 ago, augural endorses the Nebraska bill, and . think of searching for them in Ri ynold’s a long time, stood well . ¢ untrs but as had not been prospected. All talk athe repeal of the Missowi Compromise . rvels, as in the pages of Graham oi neitl is first nor second class men, and bout the exhaustion of the mines, so far —yet Mr. Foote has been “ gratified t Godey ost of them have no national reputsat least, as this locality is concerned, is read”’ it Iu those old times, the Knickerhocker . at a} eir peculiar fitness for the nonsense, The mining business of Neposit Pe Again, the American party lias al-. was the only worthy representati ‘ of . }, } the ¢ t vada county increases in an exact proways sought to check foreign influence, American Mag: azine literature. Its ar-. . oreat N; a. Fe to bese portion to the increase of the supply of and to confide offices of trust, as much ticles, bothin prose and verse, were the respectability of ; Almost water. When all the water that can possibly be got, shall be brought by as possible, to native born citizens.— productions of Ameri thors. Lt lis ealis eems to rest pride. Mr. B ti Se Was sete quite eo os a ss when he came to this state, ana it was! a ey es ae oe age ae onthe Califurnia boards, that with Mr. Cass i he first . after ~being naturalized, water, may some day be exhausted — should be “ placed on perfect equality oe sufficient guarantee that the standard should be a high one Many of the] ee f lard oviPinal . otions. is, ‘ date te d vof April *. D. WAT to sar siya jude nfo th um feh6 Wdelt, interest demages. 97¢ ~ssofsnin: Theve eee taken'r so Satter as for years, and has played, repeated-! Every citizen and property holder is s« ly, in every theatre in the state, and we ‘clearly interested in the undertaking, a 1 ' af . East. with the bi He is “caleulated SEDGWICK, Agent * ig future : . t. consideration > cave = undoubted evidence of his the ways and means tol suecess asan actor. He resided among . ace elt this very de-iralle object.—. ; BER el £ eee with the mes tine 72 Gos gant Freertion ord will ae ee s hae ce ee : ies Ree pace ee i ee A will = Bi eee = + ALARM. were ea i om soundsice Ly } A Pacem: j mornin: ee a we ds . 33 ele : oe: x = ¥: c FALSE : : tint . oe for the tory ot ¢ TATE OF CATTIPORNICou r nty of Nevads A, 8° {Nv d> ss. By virtue ofan Feecntio tom treet ''s ud trem the Court ef I. Mo Conk Es, ncene Ju ce_ fthe Peace = veraee com bea ine: called fur Saturday, May 2d,to take i . a poet and a scholar —and this the Ter We learn thata public meeting will . e . mert revdered ‘y said Comter the Q sl dey. of Mane ; 2). 807, in fi veref J. Jones and aga‘rs* Thos An ‘¢ The inaugural goes further on the other pages were open to every contributor . [his wert ’ Uthough aman of unfeel as though he belong to v Cal-i that we have no doubt capitalists to our mines, then the busiextreme than any paper that has ever whose contributions shoul: its estionable talents, is almost too old te ifornia should look upon the splendid . be largely att ness of mining will reach its ultimatum. appeared in the country. It says that standard of excellence. Its editor was! sake upon honors whi eh he is now reapine tu the . A ae himself more than his ¢ The power to increase our supply of foreigners, and CONSTABLE’S SALE : > woe eupy the serious attention of our citizens Son State Connty; ont of order. Nevada Avril Oth, 1857. RalLrRoaD MeEETING.—The subject of , tl you 1 ae for the t likly to cet TON somewhat akin tu state) a railroad to Nevada, is beginning to oe with a feeling le ands égouand Wa-h rg on ‘or a’ [ City newspapers please copy ! of this gentleman, in the Atlantic States, for the rest, they are Patent: plunged into unutterable despair. EDWIN BOOTH. before the . a cloud,” which has caused us to be works, where the accident occurred. We have noticed the recent triumphs ment—a t ready for } Sora > Sag ARLE’S eee ee SAIF e 3 the capacity of the mines to yield gold, with native born citizens ” —thus ren. . 2 very. loud us ‘ery of fire . te ses.d « , iss f ( j i antl -eaced hewever, hefsre e acting Inst f Peace { n never. At least this generation needn’t dering an amendment to the Federal writers of whom Americans are now} Senate. where his opinions ¢ . R : A i were properly attir be alarmed about it. for rm ning, a a ter, plaintiff: a a B pro ud, ma de the ir fir st ex/ ree int o the . , ed and: purified be Hie Constitution necessary to carry out its a llantie coast » he has played at nearly I fic he ; Mor inAgment render tt : 3k *. so we retired instead. All persons who are acquainted with doctrine. Yet Mr. Foote says he has literary world through the colwans + fi bate, rather than fo ae wie The linine of reches en estsof anit . I f y promineat city in the Unien, and figs faver0° C Relordor fo YS small building at the lower end of Broad son ceie. dow St the mines of Nevada county, are con“been gratified to read” it the Knickerbocker. Ut still reteins it ge where. he must ‘has Leen received everywheie with the t or : m gate with costs : street had caught from the stove pipe, t be net G vineed that they will yield more gold It is ay Ee ORME But we have no room to pursue furgenial and hearty characteristics. 20)Er Poaeeee catest applause and admiration, and =e ? i en and will -ell+ > but our citizens have acquired an ad. tow'ng des-rihed pro: e this year, in the aggregate, than has ther this miserable attempt at excusing still popular, and, what is better, de-! yy =< snerulnti and ofte : : 3 : lvances it the last accounts from the East, the rate on Bsal-t a : miable premptness in oppo-ing the ele-. n+: bove ever been taken out beforein any one what is inexcusable. We shall not be at serves its popularity. In its own li m1 F e not ‘ adopted by his management of Wallack's theatie at a : > onthe a < é iment, andthe fire was almost instantly . » «wen the} season. It Is no w as it al wa la ys e @ first cal fiiends. all surprised, if thrift follcws this fawnFer iustance, in relaNew York were using every effort to get : : 2 . sista sca x = g Gk in@ulshe ~ On the whole Wf ire . an d wor thi est of Am erie ing. If old Buck sends him as MinisHes FOOTE’S LETTER. ion to the question of legislating fo: him to play with Miss Heron —the eee $ W : a 2 Hon. Henry S. Foote, formerly U. § ter to Nicaragua, we shall be highly About seven years ay: compliment that could be paid . n he 'Pervite are he has gone much farhighest it + S ¢ €. he Py any © res J e\% sent ! ippeared.—] Senator from Mississippi, and more re“ gratified to read”’ of it. . . ber of Harper's Muga ier than his par — ta e t kiy = ng the posimim. 2 Hw t These jockeying politicians, who Several cently an aspirant for the same position I ecess of Mv. Booth is fall Sito + Arrarr—tHenury I Ve ) ps ¢ bined to create for] tion that the people of the Terite:ies and, are dead to shame, r We believe him to be tl Reo from California, has published a card, laugh at honesty eppard had aq lat Roug { as il easy and rapid popu-. aye entiely without the pale of the e» announcing his withdrawal from the may occasionally succeed for a season; pat hee inest ac } ive on the American . & on Saturday last, in ielation : (he proprietors ranked among} stitution, and that Congress ha 4 bee 1 hed vh €sS b 60 Some sluice e ; $ American party. the hether 9 ~—— WO This leaves the membut it is a consolation to know, that no the most w ealthy and enterprising pubpower over them, in any resp lf i bers of that party but one thing to rematter what position they may attain, lishing firins in the country. Their new] j, the only advocate of real sauatt 2 10S ed of 1 a thesold to Sheppa Lbv Blane. Blane threv . e itiical pews Lioroign devotion to} an axe at shevp: tra Sei gret in the premises, viz: That he ever they will be followed by the scorn ef books constantly in press, furnished a. icvereieade in the eonntry. And, the a ) joined it. He foisted himself upon the the honorable and high minded men of} eonsiderable portion of the matte a8 mm the subject of war he is . wtially his profession, is all that is wanth gto Blane with : e. She] well as the illustrati: nof the Mage party—assumed as much as possible a all political parties. pard was arr iusave, and, in all probatility, will so insure him its highest ho befin Re Sei A few good writers were empl eeeupmanage self constituted leadership —compelled our foreign affairs, as to involve THyeatTRican —Phe Nevada Theatre = tse : LEGISLATIVE.—Since our last Sacraon its page s. No exp ens e was spar ed rf ta it to pack the dead weight of his own * } } *9y us lua quarrel with somebody. He can — which is minus to render its external appearan — ce the see, or smell, a casus belli, when nobody political bankrupte — and y prevented a mento correspondence / » com} S. Potts by Mr. Jol 1 §. — the legislature seems ty letter p ess and the engravings, as exelse can noticé any younger member of the party, a greatthis week signs of it. He consists of a number of well known ae not cellent as the highest art could effect. once said, in the Senate, that we ought er, and nobler, and better man, from have been pretty busy, although being elected to the U. S. Senate; and many important measures have been It professed no religious principles whatto get up a war in order to shew the ing F sea has the reputation of first ever, and so never gave place to a _sinworld how we can fight. Altogether having done all he could to draw its finally acted upon. this 9th da s el iss aetor, and has been mux Senate.—The trial of Controller gle sentiment that could offend either we don’t freshness and fullness into the empty think he is peculiarly well in all the lewer cities, J. uu. BOSTW ¢ and will be erk tiet vrt. progress, much made not has Whitman the mos t ort hod ox, or the mos t scep tica l. veins of his own decrepid and worn out qualified to be the leading man ofa By °wS De suppor On ted. Monday evening the . witmaterial a of f. Pla absence the to owing z nto It embraced no_ political creed —ancabinet. political reputation, he very coolly play of Richel will he presen ted ieu famous The n. prosecutio the for ness mond ntrve beeid nouncing each month, the rise, strugplays the traitor in its hour of trial, and Mr. Cobb will, no doubt, make a rewith Mr. Fleming as the Cardinal. We ja; this place haye =A Crar just aCica got i ¥ King? 1 fer a good (gar — with not but d, examine was Rowe Ed. gles , suecess and defeat of parties, in as hurrahs in the ranks of its enemies.— peetoble Treasurer. M RIDNDS youcan tnd the orticle by ¢ Ming at predict for the company a good run. Ne-. taking ont ecaelinnt cay: Sees th i Con... $124,000. the to reference cal m and pla cid a man r, as ner ap May the traitor’s doom be his; and beAs te the rest, as soon as they distinBe t a n a oak oop $30) to $20 g sto eg claims of er amt , RB! a patron-. fr noted heen always has vada revenue the on made progress siderable phe r wou ld spe ak of an eclipse of the holding the (to him) heaven of public iscives, we'll let our URTIS ©. always or Land ready to serve the Boys at wate of Plenty hand. the to day yey . have we and tatent, theatrical real further placing passed Bill Renee : So

moon, or the discovery of an asteroid. office, may he ever feel that hell of priaay tim: aAM s Ris checks on collectors of foreign miners’ Hence no sectional or party prejudices yate life, in which he wiggles and WiLttow Vatiey.—We understa. c. : Tees ata Ada raters sae, licences; also a bill eutting off a husHE onde “ig et ad. inistrator of the estat: at hor were wounded. It took no part whattwists with such feverish and fantastic that the water ditch is now complete ies ote ig ean axJ Mi Il, ? eeased Jate of Nevadae unty, Cal D4 ‘ ry *t ' i > *")) "* « a et ye " 1 } t ‘ band’s or wife’s right to common propever in questions that other papers dis . contortions. Foote’s withdrawal would be a materty, when divorced for adultery.... eussed with enthusiasm or indignation ter of but little importance in itself (for Sacramento bridge bill returned by the hence, not even the most bigoted were Fire late campaign was all gammon, and that drawn. The Governor wished it pass. he only took that course because he . AssemB_y.—Bill passed dividing the thought the American party would succeed and he be elected to the Senate. county of El Dorado, and creating a new county to be called Buena Vista It is said that the ancient Greeks, had but little objeetion to stealing, provided ..-Committee on the missing $124.00 the thief escaped detection; but, it reported that Rowe refused to answe: seems, that in California men can pertheir questions. Steps taken to compel petrate acts of glaring dishonesty, and him. ..Considerable discussiou had upon the several bills amendatory of the ithen ¢e/l of it, without fear, and with eivil practice act— amendment adopted mpunity. The reasons which Mr. Foste gives requiring that defendants must be sued pt *e. the to Mag re ( es. ti The 1@} i ta iT ty s ie whole should f enide —not 2 servile slave 1 fol} the one square. The theatre, and some ten . pave never yet been or twelve other buildings were destroyd s hs Supposed loss, $50,000. ed. R The San ) 2% = ante cOneeen es I that ‘any Ne aye e Bras C isco. Magazine was ne¢ higher order than erationstmadce VCWHR ¢ ita of the Pioneer Magazine, dained as a deacon in the road leading fiom Was : a Quartz Leap.—A quaitz feed} = a Hail A Episca pal. } H t . was estabtished in 1853 ] of them men of vejius. Phe! man arrived at Plaeceiville on the Eat tenth ee cer 2 ist peur reé cpr to the advertisemeiut SacraMENTO Evection.—The muni weie admitted to its colnmns, iy cipal election in Sacramento city on the political questions «f i ‘ase: the Monday last, resulted in the success of discussed calmly and the whole democratic ticket. but The vigorously. reIn religion, pardemocratic the Mr. Buchanan, and trines advocated were publican vote was exceedingly slim, ty —and the Cincinnati platform, and thodox, they were always the people’s ticket ran considerably the repeal of the Missouri compromise, The past was never som r h eng plowing, sowing, &c. and niners were maki g $5.00 per day, The mormons had commenced the o p eration of were to be washed clea: convention to the people. The levisla and freedom. ‘I'he criticisms were usually just and liberal. The tales were ture had passed the act s»me week far superior to the usual magazine stoten days hefore the article was writtenre —s the sentiment always healthy — Wa co n Roapd.—The Butte Record the delineations of character correet.— Poetry was sparingly adisitted, and alcalls upon the people of the vorthern ways genuine. In short, Putnam's Monthly is the youngest and best of the magazines.— jing it one of the most usefal and most ete er of 50 small cost, as to put it w.this fF The time for buds, blossoms and } Sherry cobblers has come. Lewis & yetem; owe + ly ada ? butl wileure the worst forn f very t {a oily shen!) Ritter, Noartict Aoi t ' gf ects of a our f i-p Thursday. . “hey le ruining in itied che bee i ber ee s is more popular and thatis far from being a compliment; Putnam’s is an honor to our iterature and our wagon road. How would a middle route ment, for we have a strong suspicion things.” May the happy pair enjoy more felicity than is usually found beyond the pale of single blessedness. country. that some of those shirts were ours. ' do? and name on Nevals. cap and Park haproved Quit Eottles. = ee WiLL . S. .fnia Ky e t tor SJRE WIT OU r F. AiL, Kings Worm Evin,¢ pebes, eersI C1 e« Sore hruplions of iyes, Ring or T: Seali Heal, RheumaPai in Bones aad Joints, Ol ores and t ters, Swelling o the Clands, l'yspepsia, Salt Rheum, Disease of the Kidneys, Loss of Appetite, Discase arisin in the way of pub. does, are Bait 2c) Orry Evectiox.—The election for Sierra Citizen, that some nefarious ras-. cal lately gnte:ed the room of the Disour city officers will take place on Mo portion of the State to “wakeup” “shake triet Judge, and carried off sundry shirts day. the 4h of May off the dew,” &c. call a convention, and aud a tooth-brush. That's robbing JusmA i. sonage. st., at the Methodist i * ps . show eve:ybody that the northern, and tice of its robes. We hope the vile byea dae eeD HAKPEK, o the Rev. Mr. ‘Mor row, ie Mr DaNIEL not the southern route is the one for the theif will meet the condiguest punishTexas Flat, to Mrs. ELLa HILL. of this city. With the above came a plenti.ul snpply of “ni afellquar b 7 = en eee: ‘Taanks.— Our thanks ier late favo : e gal x ract of Veow Dork & Sarsaprilia. iu June, 1855. si bot Never Dr, Guysett’s F. V. Moore, ffor rape comin! tel apo INFRINGEMENT -—Snits ic tla k covered with ap cia sotile, with directio: DR. JOHN LARK, Avent for tal AccntSe Mvane sei der ef salina trace Rau cand butinsgua Claiahan, at Grass Valley. Mos. Martha Taylo arti arc. mn Pf F. V. Moove, for the men Vituainois.— We learn from the . B°body talm sess axaTod ciud. Lb atets thost. tt . ed exactly to our taste. ‘They unde.stand thatdeypartment of art per fretly. ‘ hot'le will dissi; ate that weal. give color to the counte p of the ston ac ness at the na ce, un fit one ead or. pth tr the sy-ten ad ‘end » Babhbi aten that delicious coacoetion iced and flaverlof . °f the Babbitt patent. . how plait Co ft Lior Walker agveeaily reminded us of that . commenced against several mill owne ". ts; me: infiinge alleged for county, this in of tact, by sending us a bountiful supply FARR. ‘leat hs of Hescettors Vegetabie Stomach Bitters te th: Dyspe, a me b ttl will create an ap, ¢ fF tis ian bil .,a ify the blood and invig foe s ’ kuo Shires b i found bills fou astullowi ig OHELCess souveuleut contrivances that has eve: Ttawect but leave STOMACH EIT. Exe. ( ithe :each of every one building himseif No bill was found inthe case of w hous nk Soulee st slande “A. No 1”? : — ooo eetae: [assault tpn Rich at Alpha better; but both together would not that ieison SeedLand yic and every thing connected with the dehave beaten the democracy. The ns w thority. Opinis public mocracy, before an hundred for nia editors, but he got American party is the only one that has eause they were old, nor meetings, and whenever, and wherever himse'f inta a snap lately. H e wrote caus e they were new. If j ever contended successfully with the . he could get an audience. He told the in ab le were ar not ti cl alwa fe ys ea w days ago urging the corr eet — they were dem<eracy in this state ; the republicaus people that the inevitable tendency of always fe: urlessly announced and abl Legislature to pass an act siting and the people’s party are making a defended. Its purely literary articles Mr. Buchanan’s election would be to th ma e of tt ca er ll a e¢ in mstitutioia g it. of fist miserable were marked by the same originality aggravate our sectional difficulties, and weaken the bonds of that Union which More oF THE Bancor AFFair.—The he, (with the assistance of Clay, and Webster, and Cass,) once saved. Now, Marysville Herald of April 7th contains however, the election being over, and the proceedings ofa meeting of the citidemocracy triumphant, and there being zens of Long Bar in relation to the no imminent probability of the Amerilynching affair at:Bangor. ‘They passed a serie s of resolutions justifying the for anything do to able being can party hangi ng of the robbers, and declaring that him, he very complacently tells us that the guilt of the three men executrus and hearty “as yield to he intends ted was fully estab lishe d. adminintration entire the to a support” Z ae ° . . vl Flower " a vw hestrateipilowand We He jand were discharged re-haptising, and all the saints come to our notice; besides being a mat the Valle vearet) Balance, and no hesitation iu provioune Thou n fo*faadS of . would like to see hiin do well ; ee fa disagreeal ib\ war oretiva pom r threedy ps of the ‘Balin ofa Theusand Fl wers b the bear well and it will make a beauntife:l soft iat'cr, mineh faci) tating the operation of shaving. Fov -ale by alt Drngzists JOHN LARK, Agent, Nevada Park & Whit , San Franciseo ap} they had better let the practice act eentributions were always anouymon inst. from Carson Valley. having per. Wy s Patent Shingle Machise, ane . ® Dees e Re gee ‘ Grand The ns.— Swssto or Courr . , s ne alone. andoriginal. Its views upon every sulformed the journal in twoday Ss . Ross’ Sash Balanes We have exais-. mA eae y, Wednesda on ed empannell was {dary , : , } ject were boldly expressed, but were al-. The farmers in the Valley were busi {ur ied and seeu the operation GT the Sasi } = yore ae ways generous and libers! u the has aly or gent) Dreit2.—\Vi.al fries Adm'r ne ge crowd that will acieud fae We would call the attention of . Cigars. M:FGSEEL, $ and i: or he intends to Keep the very Lest Kin nae ec EL, Li i 4 expressmen, Messrs. Thompson & Lan ; . dtis highly spoken of by th iv” Jas. Curti: estor the a ri c fonot Chueh on Sunday, preparatory to the staud at the Ame scan Exchange, wie E ministry. } in icy th 1 doubt that a viel treat is awaiting the 8°} jus N One it 4 who lave lately seen it, and we have Oxpat vep.—F. C. Ewer, formerly ed preprey to work if, nearthat piace situated on the To meet this want, / pened, and pened,and : 4 infor. i, ely at the rear of the U.S. Buildi. ton the earner of: Pine and Spa siveeis. A g A Pertumed INGORMATION Waatep.— A iwwned Michael Burke, was found dead Allison lead. in the Suow Mountain Ditch, five or six Circus.—The Natienal Circus eom. niles fiom Nevada ,on the 16th Januameuces this evening, on the Jot iis Sullivan deserves the winoUs coal UAS whie! two miles from Nevada. It was di-c: ered by Stipp & Co. If the prospec man is to be trusted, it bids fair to rival the inents, wardrobe, &e. isive bed of bituTherre Q ‘per sAned teeea ed pros pected. : a : Sone two since near the Canada in Ovoville at the time, lost their instrua = A ee Red Bluff Beacon J. Gray, at the Town Talk vitice, San ever icH county Nest bidde , for cash on the tir erih iu of the richest kind was stiuch a day © ee F : x Francisco Minstrels, who were piaying con i terest in the Ya mh eon Hit in ©if county. +. b he. svch mie "Through the exertions of . There are a thousai! the firemen, however, it was co.fined to] ag these throughout the For the eig spit shown ace prise and once, the very highest rank ean periodical literature in the counties where they reside — for this step are weak, inconsistent, in-, were all men of scholarship congruous, false, and pitiably abortive. that is all right, but, upon the whole, —many We speak of them not as reasons which might be given by a democrat who had supported Mr. Buchanan from tie first, but as coming from one who made it his especial business to oppose him. During the late campaign he denounced t viele town, 1 followi izing the expectations of the miners.— the jinst., which threatened to destroy he immediatels ever offended. It was popular every charter Cornelia, for a where, and will continne to he popul the matter of submitting the state debt trip to Sac ram ento, with a view of Carevery where. It ranks in literature as was sincere) if it were not for the : to a vote of the people, have reported a a kind of Old Aunt Sally’s Story Book rying up his packages for the interior. it gives of the self abasement which a .. pass.. will thought, is it which, bill certain class of politicians will exhibit —full of pretty pictures and nice tales By this means papers from all parts of . a appoint to offered was resolution A — always decorous, and non-committal, the Union found their way chrough Calbefore the public. Gwin openly told ifornia twenty-fours in advance ot mails the people that he had sold out to Brodcommittee to enquire into the reasons and insipid. iidexpresses. It was accomplished at The literary wants of th, CONNTYS erick; and now Foote openly tells the why the Governor appointed G. W. 9, F.,! S in liquors of r gauge as rs Rynde in expense of about $1000, and was an demanded nething better ai people that his bitter denunciations of i will a nbve ace be A fre broke leg the new diggings at Willow Valley, oy ATUR DA. A reat Oroville on the 6th . and that the mines theve are fully real Sy in the but few ever suspected that his professGovernor, with his appreval.... The ed attachment to the American party select committee to whom was referred wilh but after an angry debate it was fr. Buchanan and his party during the aq : Mereury, . Pain isthe Site tv, nn the Use of reneral Debili Jax The Lest Fe. nale Medic ne Kn wn The ¥ ‘ed tor rarity of menst eek apd Sar-avparilla is peeniiarly adapcaith, resulting from irregu, aud other diseases peculiar afllicted that a b ttle er two {Dr (ruysott’s Exrract of Yellow Dock and Sarsajarila will at once regulate those difficulties and renew the natural energies. DR JOHN LARK, Agent for Nevada. Park & White Sole Agents rnd Innporters, wholesale and retail dealers in all Genuine Patent Mediciues, 132 Washipgton street, opposite the market, Sap Franciecisco. aplo