January 29, 1852 (4 pages)

we. ie NEVADA VOL. 1. THE JOURNAL SARGENT & ALBAN. Ofsce oa Broad street, opposite the Placer Motel. For one yer, in advance; $9,00 Six months 5.00 Three months 300 One month, 100 Single cop! 's 15 cts Qq Nosubscriptions reecived for less time ‘than ene month. an Francisco Advertisements. AN FRANGISCO AGENOY.—Ocravian Ss Hooes isthe Agent for thie prper for San iFeaneisco, and is authorized to reeeive ‘noney, wign receipts for the same, and transact other wusiness relating to newspaper and job printt sentative of Ingjae the represen ARGENT & ALBAN San Francisco Advertisements. The Patrons of the ‘‘Nevana Journal,” vill find a box at Marriott's Exchange, corner of Sansome and California strects~and one ulso at Bonnestell & Williams’ Book and Stationary Store, on Clay, near Kearney sireet— and oneat t.6 Despatch Printing Office, on Montgourery street, and at the Mechanics and ‘Traders’ Exchange, Rox No 1, Montgomery . street, where all advertisements intended for that paper may be leit, and will be promptly forwarded. OCTAVIAN HOOGS, Agent. : "Robert Josephi and Co. Imp iter, Manufucsurers and dealers in Watch. es, Jewelry, Watch materials, §e. 25 Washington street. Bet. Montgomery and Kearny. 56-2m N DAMME & TORQUET, wholesale Vv and yetail dealers in blasting aud sporting powder, shot, caps, firé-arins, shooting accessories, ete., Sansome street, one door above Pine strect. 52im 4 yTRSTERN HOTEL, Battery, between Broadway and Vailejo sts., San fF ran _ciaco--designed especially for the accommo tation of miners, convenieut fo the steaner . landing? and to the business parts of the city A runner will be in attendange at the boats on theirarrival. Acconmmodations comfortable Perins.—Board and lodging $10 per week.— Meals 50 cents 49-1 HOA. McNear, Proprietor ATOTICE, ve Passexcers—The underN signed, having completed their arrange. ments, x6 prepared to forward passengers Co . all purts of the world, in vessels, which in spoint of speed, comfort and capacily, and as . rega:ds moderation in the price of passage, have no equals. > Phewacersigned: alse -evail themselve of this method to inform those who are in tie mines and river towns of Caiifornia, and who intend visiting their native places this . winter, that the best chances are now offered . them. «Apply to GOIN & ELLIS. Passenger Agents, act22m Long Wharf, San Francisco. anid NHS WANES AND LIQ-) U UBS weBraniies, Martell, United Proprietors, Rastean Chenuyer and Anerican; gin, Holland, Seheidam and Ameri. ean; whiskey, hiish, Scotch, Bourbon and . Monengahela; cherry brandy, in casesfand . kegs; ram, Jamaica and New England; port, . sherry, Madeira and claret, in wood and class; champagne, 100 baskets Segnette and Ieidseick ; Osborn’s old Queen's port in casos; whiskey and brandy, in cases; marischino, absynthe, annisette and enracoa. For sale hy Bowman & Co, Pacitic street wharf, between Battery 49-1m aud Front street. BANKING HOUSE, . KING, OF WM, & CO. EXCHANGE ON Geo Peabody, Esq., London, Camman, Whitehouse, & Co. New York J, Corning & Co, New Orleans, Riggs and Levering, St Louis, And on Messrs Coreoran and Kiggs— “Payable at their office, Washington city te Merchant’s Bank, Boston, «© Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia, “ Bank of Baltimore, Baltimore, “Bank of Virginia and brauchee. 512m Crescent House, Pacific st. bet. Montgomery and Kearny. 7 RS. BOSLEY, having teased the above AVE hou e, takes pleasure in announring to wthe public that she is now prepared tu receivs boarders either by the day or week. at The table will be spread with the varicties of the season. i The lodging rooms are comfortable and airy. Connected with the house isa bar, well stockad with the choicest wines and liquors: A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. 58-1 OF JAS Notice. 1 L. persons indebted to the estate of F F K. O’Ferrall deceased, are hereby requested to come forward and settle their accounts, as lohger indulgenve will not be givin. E.C. DAUGHERTY, Adm’r. Jaw. 17th, 1852. 72-3t. 4UNDELL & ANTHONY’S Ausreauian My Lrwe.—For Sydney direct.—To succeed the Jessie Byrne.—The spiendid, fast sailing slipper barque LALLA ROOKiIL, 40 tons register, Capt WH P Haynes, will positively on on or about the 25th Nov She carries an experienced surgeon, and the passengers will be provided for un the tnost liberal scale. For freight, which witl be taken at the lowest rates, er passage, sb¢ having superior accommodations for pay fy pomeernen et apply \o the captain on board, Long wharf, or to 9 the GRDELL & ANTHONY, Shp’g Agts Long whart, over Steamboat Huiel, Or to HOK T BROTHERS, California atreet 60-td a NE PUMPING MACHUINE—12 horse power, with pumps somplete, and loco3 fe Je by Mele oer VERLY SANDERS. 60-1m Howison’s Pier. near te AGLE EYCHANGR HOTEL, Front st between K and L, directly opposite the steam beat landings, Sacramento ; h1# a repuSetien for quiet. order, and Clea ("S. — 66-tf Prarr & Lywpyarn. Propr’s i despatch, and everything connected with the \ ) be! . . guarantied. . NEVADA San Francisco Advertisements. Sutter Iron Works, . Rincon Point, San Francisco. TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machinery for crusting and pulverizing quartz rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought iron work; water wheel castings, and all kinds of machiuery made to order. Being largely engaged in manufacturing quartz, rock machinery, and having an extensive assortment of patterns on hand, ar prepared to receive and execnte orders wit! dispatch, Danian wishing further information, or to eontract for machinery, by addressing Geo. K Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or, Jas. Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, will be promptly attended to. Auy. 30—3m* DANTRL ORESONS JOURN DENNTF, x . OKESON and DENNIE, SHIP AND GENERAL MERCHAN. DISE BROKERS: Long Wharf, cur Sanso ve st, Sun Francisco REFER TO Messrs. Macondray and Co. “© Darling and Co. © 'Thompsum _ riffin and Co te Mel and Co * au28 6n DONAHUVE'’S UNION IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY, Corner First and Mfssion sts, Happy Valley, San Francisco Quartz mining wechinery made to ‘order . after the most approved plans, castings o! iron or brass, sinithing, boile making steainho it repairsns, turning and finishing executed with moendend ta, 63.2m eromp ty MARKET. Pacific st, bet Battery and Front, north side, Sao Francisco. Fresh and salt provisions, and vegetables of all kinds, coustantly on hand und for sale at prices sniting the times, wholesa e and re tail. APF Bon Ab Ds, Otis, Winuew Gis, ete The subscriber offers tors Je full assortinent . of sizes of [English and French window glass from 10 by 12 to 36 by 38 : Auso---Paints, oils, Spirits of Turpentine, Varnishes, Putty, Brushes, ete. ete Feely . grateful for past favorsfrom a generous pu. lic, he would stall sulicit a share of nutronege Ror Marsa, Jackson st, 8 doors abo e Sinseme, €9-3m Sin Franciseo D. COGSWE LL, Denxtisr--Ote tice on the Plaza, next door north of . the California Exabange. ‘Teeth filled wath i pare old, and warranted for ten years. Op. . erations on terms the most reasonable tor cash only. 49-3m aa dime ( IL.--Bailey & Gilbert, Oil 37anufactarers Pine street, between sansome and Battery, have en hand and are constantly manufacturing pure bleached sperm Oil, well recovamended for machinery; bleached polar Oil, and Winter strained Lard Oil, in . packages to suit purchasers, and the quality . (n Hand—3000 gallons pure sperm Oil; . 15,000 galions Polar Oil; 8000 gals Lard . Oi', 1000 gais winter strained Polar Oil. 56 1m San Francisco. LTA FOUNDER Ye-Market Place, facing Battery st. Lron and brass castings, of every description. Quartz pulverizing machinery, and machine work in general promptly executed. Patterns made to order, 67-1m G. M. Hurron Bunker Hill Restaurant. Montgomery st, near Clay, San Francisco. ( FFERS to business men the convenience of location in the centre of the business part of the city. Its bill of fare comprises the choicest selections from the proverbially excellent market of San Francisco. Lodging rooms furnished with all the requisites for comtort. Terms rroderate. 50-1m J. V.C. TELLER. Drugs, Drugs. Cd Sony BCU, rn Importers and Wholesa’e Druggists. AVING disposed of their retail stock and stand, corner of Washington and Montg§omery streets. have removed tor the present to the second flour of Snooks’ stone building. Washington street, between Montgomery and Sansome, oppo-ite Jones’ Alley, where they are receiving, ex elipper ships, just arrived, a large and desirable invoices of Drugs and } Medicines, which they offer for sule at ‘he very lowest market prices’ 62-I1m Joseph Genella, N Montgomery street, near Jackson, has sust moved into his new fire-proof store, and opened the largest assurtmont of Crockery, Glass and Hollow ware, Cutlery, Looking Glasses, chandeliers, ete, that oin be found on the shores of the Pacifie; and he pledyes himself to sell goods of the best quality at the most reasonable rates. Particular attention paid to selecting wares forhotels. Sv lua Manuiactu:inge Jeweler. JOHN W. VOUCKEN, Muntgomes . fa, ry street. . N. of Sacramento. st. . S, Ze dan Francisco Cal. Every descriptiun vt Jewelry inanulactured from California . gold, to order or otherwise. Bewutiful spocimen work always on hand. All the Litest styles of ladies and, gents jewelry. Diamond work and gold and silver ware of all descrip: tions received by every steamer: also. guld and silver watenes, heavily cased for the market Country orders promptly attended to, ia” To ensure delivery. persons will please send the r orders per Reynolds & Co, Newel, & Co,, Adams & Co., and Freeman & Co's Expresses. 62-3 F. C. Gray, Brother and (Co, Wholesale Grovers and Commission Merchants, Pacific st. Wharf, San Francisco. H AVE in store, and keep constantly on hand by tresh arrivals, a veneral assort. . ment of groceries, liquors, tobaceo, cigars, ete., to which they respecttally invite the agtention of couatry dealers OG~ Orders attended to with promptitude and ndelity. * fan Francisco, Oct 25,3851, 53-3 ) esrand most roomy in the state, California streets, San Francisco ~The . their interests. CITY, CALIFORNIA, THU San Francisco Adve: ments ONES’ HOTEL.--Corner Sansome and proprietor of the above Hotel begs to inform his friends and the public gen: rally, throughout the state, that he has just completed in the very best manner, extensive additions and renovations to the same, and is now prepared to accommodate them in a move superior style than formerly. The Hotel fronts on Sinsome straet 142 feet, and on Calitornia 65. and is three stories high. The Ladie~’ Parlor 28 by 60, is elegas.tly fitted up With every regard to comfort and conveniThe Dining Rooms 70 by 22, is the lirgThe butiding contains 89 rooms, fu nished ina manner not to be surpassed, with every attention to care and Juxury, and the terms for board as low as 3inno048 ence, any first class hotel in the city. Jacks and Wo draft. Inform their friends and tie public that they are prepared to offer u-hes and Jewelry of the best and most fashionable styles at the lowest cash prices.— They comprise five London levers, anchor eseapements, and lepines, from the most celebrated manutficturers of Europe. Also Diamond, Pearl, Ruby, Emerald, and Opal Jewelry of the richest and inmost splendid description, all of which are offered at 50 per cent less than former prices. fg !ewelry manufactured from Californii gold Gold Qu irtz sepatated and refined. (cj Chronometess rated by trinsit. . cj Watch repiiling executed with punetuality im despatch. Mo. 274 Montgomery st. in Bolton aud Barron s building. 48-3m. H UTTON & CO,, Corner of Clay and Sansome sts.beg leave respectfuliy to announce that they have now arranged a “Pr vate sales Department” in their sales room, and are sow ready to supply the trade throushout the country with a general assortment of Goods and clothing, either at private sale, or upon their trade sales at auctionon Pirie days of each week. Merchants arriving in town are requested to examine the stock . before purchasing elsewhere. Importer who may desire to furnish samples of the above named goods, to be sold for their account may rely upon great attention being paid to We pledge our-elve: to transact a stricily commission basiness, Our regular sale day at Auction for Groccries Provisions and Liquors, will be he'd on uesdays of each week. no49 m C. REINHOLD ESCHE Brothers snd Co, Importers of German goods and commission merehants. ‘an Francisco, Californa. FFICE, 52-1m brick building. Bank Exchange. HE Undersigned has taken this wellknown and popular establishmeut, situated on Montgomery street, opposite Burgoyne & Co’s. bank, wkere he will be pleased at all times to serve the public. The choicest . liquors which the market affords can be had at all times. Free lunch every day at 11 o’elock. 52-1m P.D KILDUFF. OW DER—200 kegs blasting powder, 150 kegs sporting do, Fa FFG und FFFG 100 “ in 1 lb cannisters, 20 x feet patent safecy fuse, 500 mM percussion caps, For sale by EDWARD H. PARKER, Agent for the Hazard Powder company, 60-Im Sansome st, near Pacitic. L: W. Sloat, Notary Public, Conveyancer § General Ag’t. EEDS, mortgages, agreements, certificates of incorporates, powers of attorney, charter parties, bottomry bonds, bills of sale of vessels, and other commereial papers drawn and acknowledged. Protests of vessels drawn and extended. Office inthe ommercial Exchange for all Nations, California street, corner of Sansome, San Francisco. o4-1m JOHN PERRY & Co, EALER®S in Exehange, Gold Dust, Strate and City scrip. For sale, exchange on New York, Boston, Philadelphia and st Louis, WantTep—Gold dust and State warrants, for which the highest market price will be paid. Office in Naglee’s buildieg, (formerly occupied by Gregory’s Express) 51 2in JOURN RSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1852. THE. LEGISLATURE. certain cases. Read twice and referred . Senxare, Jan, 22.—Mr. Lewis intro. to the judiciary committee. ; duced @ resolution instructing the Sec-. Mr, Tucker offered a joint resolution retary of State to inform them at instructing our Senators, &c., in Conwhat time the Goyernor signed the bill gress to endeavor to procure the passage reducing the pay of the Governor from of a law appropriating $10,000 for the 10 to 6 dollars per day, and members of improvement of “Georgiana Slough,” the Legislature from 16 to 10 dollars, connecting the San Joaquin and SaciaSey ane IRN, ia general. The brotherhood, or famiy ties and solidarism of our race, .are f very old age. All great men, at all times—our Washingtons, Franklins, Jeffersons, Websters, etc., included— have done their. utmost for the benefit of society in general, : vil Against this policy of Kossuth and 3u0ts, Shoes and Brogans, Dry . Montgomery’ street between . Sacramento and Commercial streets. in . Messrs. Gildemeester, De Fremery & Co's . for the first 60 days, and 5 dollars thereafter. mente rivers. The resolution offered by Mr. Harat-. Ajiiance excepted. his ainis, there does not exist any treaty to our knowledge, that of the Holy This alliance is After = very lengthy debate the. thy yesterday, concerning the improve-. the work of tyrants, and not of governPSR was adopted, and the matter ,ment of the bay of San Diego. was ta-/ ments like ours. referred to the judiciary committee. ken from che table and referred to the Mr. Frye gave notice that he would . committee on commerce. soon introduce a bill authorizing the mento to Auburn. My. Robinson gave notice that he . Mr. Wall's resolution of yesterday construction of .a. railroad. from Sacra: . KIVINE eich member of the Assembly two daily new-papers, was passed. Th» contested seat between Messrs. would soon introduce a bill organizing) McCann and Cook. of Yuba county, was the Ntate militia and regulaving their}/de lure! vacant, and the election referpay when called into service. Mr. Keyser introduced his bill regula ting proce ‘dings in civil cases. Read twice aud referred to the judiciary co: mittee. . A joint resolution from the Assemhlr appointing a committee fom each hans . to confer wib M G. V Hejoin referen to the removal of the State C pital w pissed Cok. D and Soule were appvinted. AsseMBLY.—A petition from Downie ville, for a division of the county wa: Messrs La lnaery Referred to ithe commici: on boundaries re OLY ed The speaker presented a petition fron certain inhabitants of Vallejo. appointe aia meeting held on the Loth inst, in that city. The petition sets forth th circumstance of the r moval of the capvital to Vallejo, and the subsequent proceedings on the part of the citizens ot . that place, and on the part of the State government. Afler reciting the wrongs jof the people of Vallejo, they tlrow _ themselves upon the scnse of justice and . the sympathy of the Legislature. It was referred to the standing conmit ee on claims. A message was received from the. Senate announcing the concurrence of that body in the resolution from the Assembly, with the amendment, that they meet in joint ballot on Wednesday the 28th, instead of Monday 26th. Mr. Wall, from the committee on ways and means, reported in regard to providing newspapers for the Assembly —that the Seargeant-at-arms furnish to each member two duily papers. A lengthy debate sprung up on the subject of the pay of members, &c. A motion was finally made to indefinitely postpone the whole matter. Lost.— Ayex 13; noes 44; Ellis voting in the affirmative, Turner and Lyens in the negative. Senate, Jan. 23.--After having reecived a report from the judiciary committee on the subject of electing a Uni. ted States Senator. the object of which was to avoid settling upon any thing def. inite; and a discussion about the relaitive merits of the United States mail and private expresses, A message was received from the Governor transmitting some charts donat d by Lieat. Ringgold. Mr. Tingly introduced a series of resolutions having for their object the red back to -he people. ‘rom the §. F. Picaynne. LOUIS KOSSUTIV’S PLAVS AND WASHING. TON’S ADVICE Epiroxrs:—There Messrs. are nany who say, boysuth’s plans are} visionary, impracticable, lashing with reaties 3 but al’ rreatman, ‘This seems to be a paralox --we will try to dissolve the imist. . here can be no doubt that Kossuth . is on the side of liberty and self-yovernment, while the Czar Nicholas is on the side of tyranny and subjection. . Sach men generally do not indulge in vishionary schem“s. these lines is to show, that the plans of Kossuth do not war against the advice or maxim of Washington, laid down in ‘his Farewell Address, viz: ‘dave as little as possible conn: ction with foreign governments.” This advice given by Wrshington when he/ retired from public business, refers, obviously. only to current deplomatic bussiness, and not. to the social affairs of mankind ingene:al He was, from his long experience in. public affairs: well aware of the pernicious character of this current diplomatic business, in regard to society in general. Such a connection with foreign governments Kossuth does notadvocate. He ratler condemns, in strong terms, this current diplomatic business; he calls its secrecy, of late advocated by Lord Palmerston before the Southamptor dignitaries, a eurse. ndmit that he is a! The object of. Without a secret We challenge all the diplomatists of the world to prove, by a treaty, why the United States ishould not be at liberty to hinder, by all possible means, the execution of the duterveution policy of this alliance in such instances us that of Hungary! We are far from advocating knight~ errent business. It is easy to make a difference between a movement. fo self-covernment, of a state like Franee Hungary, Rome, Baden, Belgium Greece, ete. and a rioting, treacherous pronunciamento of Bonaparte, Canales, Santa Anna, and the like. We hope that all Americans will, in season, approve Kos-uth's movement, so that President Fillmore may {not in vain in his message have styled . him Governor of Hungary. The extension of the area of self: . government, by opposing, by all henjest, practical and effective means, the {intervention policy of the European governments, should be a chief abject i with all citizens of the United States land their government. ' dugn. . Lila alma eh alta . . ° . i Gosper anno GamBrine.-~A missionar . preacher in California thus describes ar incident in his experience : i At Columbia the most eligible room ; we could obtain for the evening was i restaurant. When we arrived at thi . place the tables were occupied ly mon: . tedealers. The keeper of tho house with great politeness to me, notified thore present, that the house was to be opened that evening for religious wor ship, and requested tne gentlemen whe they had finished their games to giv . place to preuching. The — proprieto . kindly arranged the beaches for us, With the bar behind me, my Bible o ja monte table, and a mixed audiane . before me, . proclaimed the offeraof th . gospel. Fascixarion.—It is my firm belief (says Lavengrg) that certain individual possess an inherent power. or fascinadiplomatic understaning with England,} tion, over certain creatures,’ otherwise Russia, Austria,ete., Bonaparte would not dare to overthrow the constitution, and start his Imperial pronunciamento, ala Santa Anna. A specimen of the current diplomacy con.emned by Washington, is, beyond dou't, the Nicaragua treaty ; for by placing it and the ship canal under ths control of all maritime powers, Russia and Austria included, . it opensa chance for diplomatic chi-. canery of the first ciass, of which we daily see the fruits. With such current retail diplomatic business, Kossuth has: nothing todo. In regard to such business, Washington’s advice is true and always will be The building of such a canal concerns nobody but the people who are nbout to constuct. it, and the goverument of the land in question. If both will not aet for the interest of navigation, the canal will bea failure. ‘Vo prevent this the treaty is as ineffective as uncalled for It isplain that Kossuth’s public movement refers to independence and, self-government in generrl. Against French . . . should be unable to account for many feats which I have witnessed, and, .indeed borne a share’ in connection with taming of brates and réptiles. F have known a gavage and vicious mare, whose stall it was dangerous to approach, even when bearing proverder, welcome, never~ theless, with every appearance of pleas+ jure, an uncouth, wiryheaded man, with afrightfully seemed face, and an iron hook supplying the plece of his right . hand--one whom the animal had never seen before, playfully bite his hair. and cover his face with gentle and endearing kisses; and . have seen a viper permit, without resentment, one child to take it up in its hand, whilst it showed its dislike to the approach of another by the fiercest hissings. Philosophy ‘can explain many strange things, but thero are some things which are a far pitch above her, and this is one. i Silver Coin.—-It is difficult to estimate the amount of silver coin in circulation in our community at present; but it is not difficult to estimate the ‘loss in the exchange of gold for smalk coin,. for the reason that such an funding and pryment of the State debt such movements and aims, Washing. }2mount of French coin, fiom one to Robert Josep. i and ©, MPORTERS of Watches, Watch Glasses. Jewelry, Watch materials, and all kinds of Watchmakers’ and Jewelers’ tools. R. J. & Co, are constantly receiving by every steamer. from their housesin New York and Envland. the largest ussortmentin the above line. Orders promptly executed. 25 Washnyton st, San Francisco 56-2in Bx Alfred and Enile. 7000 Ibs tinseed vil; 2000 tbs butter, 70 bbis . Je and porter; 400 009 cigars; elirec ia boxes and hhds; perfumery. cherry cordial, ehimpoxes sperm candles ; fancy goods, wovlen socks, merinos J. G, SCHRODER and ov, ind3n Sensome, bet, Cliy ond Washington. M.houy aud Garniss, GFNER AL BROKERS Commereni Exchange (or all Nativus, cor. of Calitornia aad Sansome sts M. & G. hive consranily on hawd aid tor arle, assorted invoices of provisivis, clo tng, crockery, hardware, barl-y, @ats, con, flour, ete. ete. $43.0 NVILS, Vicos, Bellows, Borax, Octagon, -quare, and fhit erst siecl; blister, spring, German, and sheet steel; oat steel pean hom mers;.cast steel hand, and breaking baminers; shupes, Swedes, Norwaw, Pennsylvania, Be lgian-refined, ig Pa and vem sizes. For sale trong of al 81208. ROY & CONNOR, Sansome st, vear W :shington, san Franciseo 69-Im ARD AND CHEESE— 300 kegs Cincinnati leaf lard, 8 hokus Eayiish dairy cased cheese, . For sale by JAS. PATRICK, 66-1m Battery st, near Jackson. A joint resolution was then passed. ton has not directed his alvice; be. . setting apart $60,000 for the payment of! cause he would have given implicitly five franc pieces is in current eirculation. In ordinary trade one franc the contingent expenses of the Legisla-. the lie to his life and administration ture, and a seleet committee was. p passes current for one fourth of a dol~ Or was not Washingion emphatically . lar, and a five franc piece passes for a . dollar. This being the case, # is reapagne ; port wines six eases five arms; 300 . pointed to confer with the Comprroiler and the mileage committee of the A» sembly, to determine the distance traveled. and allowances for distances A&SsemBLY --Mr Wall from the cou . mittee of ways and means reported 4 the per diem of the clerks, &e. is fi . lowe: chief cle k) $20; assistant and tw . committee clerks, $18; enrolling. ¢ . grossing and other clerks, $16; the sr . geant-at-arms and doordeeper, the «am: per diem as members; the mess nger 1 $8. Mr. Me anus introduced a bill t amen? the act concerning crimes anc punishments Mr. G.aham introduced a joint re o j lution instructing our Sen’ors, &., i: Congress to endeavor to ‘procure the passuge of a law ceding tothis State the island known as Angel Island, situates in the bay of San Francisco--it being contemplated to looate a ‘penitentiary there. Referred tothe committee on Federal Relations. _ Mr. MeConaha introduced a bill en titled an act to provide for appeals in the ‘riend of human rights, liverty and self-government? is he not on all oc‘adions preaching the gospel of humanity and justice? and is’ there anything . 5 nore humane and just than liberty ud self government? It was he ‘who nost eagerly solicited the alliance with ance, in order to maintain. the right v self government so obstinately reased by Great Britain. ‘To achieve hese great social ends, alliances mong governments are not only advisable, but a sacred duty ; for by: al‘owing a power like that of Hussia, to ‘rush every movement for self gov-. ernment, the eircle of free governments must become more and more contract‘d, and their existence every where, as well in the United Siates as elsewhere ve finally highly endangered. The scietific, mechanical and financial forees are equally subservient to tyranny and liberty. Universities, colleges and churches, serve the devil as much as God. Railroads and steambouts transport cannons and fossacks, as fast and easy as cotton bales and rice bage, Kossuth calls ior common action in favor of liberty and self-government jsonable to presume that traders, and a jcertain class of merchants among ws, ave provided themselves with an abundance of this coin, thus enabling them to realize a double profit from trade. It will readily bescen that the ‘cheat is no inconsidevable.one. . It is. not a rare .occurrenes to, receive, in jexchange for a gold quarter eagle, \{rom which fifty cents is to be taken, eight frank pieces in return, assuming that a frank is worth one fourth of a dollar. This is done in the ordinary course of trade, but at the broker's board and at the bankers, they are received only at their real Walue; and, indeed, they should not, be taken on any account, as they now are, as an, . equivalent for a quarter .of a dollar, . which is six and one-forth cents highjer in value.-—S. F. Picayune. A thief stole-a cup, and was taken ;: a man was asked what's the matter?’ “He has taken a cup too much?” ‘Jack. which is way to Sclem? How do you know my name is Jack? ‘I guess. it.’ ‘Then gness your way to Sa len.!,

we. ie NEVADA VOL. 1. THE JOURNAL SARGENT & ALBAN. Ofsce oa Broad street, opposite the Placer Motel. For one yer, in advance; $9,00 Six months 5.00 Three months 300 One month, 100 Single cop! 's 15 cts Qq Nosubscriptions reecived for less time ‘than ene month. an Francisco Advertisements. AN FRANGISCO AGENOY.—Ocravian Ss Hooes isthe Agent for thie prper for San iFeaneisco, and is authorized to reeeive ‘noney, wign receipts for the same, and transact other wusiness relating to newspaper and job printt sentative of Ingjae the represen ARGENT & ALBAN San Francisco Advertisements. The Patrons of the ‘‘Nevana Journal,” vill find a box at Marriott's Exchange, corner of Sansome and California strects~and one ulso at Bonnestell & Williams’ Book and Stationary Store, on Clay, near Kearney sireet— and oneat t.6 Despatch Printing Office, on Montgourery street, and at the Mechanics and ‘Traders’ Exchange, Rox No 1, Montgomery . street, where all advertisements intended for that paper may be leit, and will be promptly forwarded. OCTAVIAN HOOGS, Agent. : "Robert Josephi and Co. Imp iter, Manufucsurers and dealers in Watch. es, Jewelry, Watch materials, §e. 25 Washington street. Bet. Montgomery and Kearny. 56-2m N DAMME & TORQUET, wholesale Vv and yetail dealers in blasting aud sporting powder, shot, caps, firé-arins, shooting accessories, ete., Sansome street, one door above Pine strect. 52im 4 yTRSTERN HOTEL, Battery, between Broadway and Vailejo sts., San fF ran _ciaco--designed especially for the accommo tation of miners, convenieut fo the steaner . landing? and to the business parts of the city A runner will be in attendange at the boats on theirarrival. Acconmmodations comfortable Perins.—Board and lodging $10 per week.— Meals 50 cents 49-1 HOA. McNear, Proprietor ATOTICE, ve Passexcers—The underN signed, having completed their arrange. ments, x6 prepared to forward passengers Co . all purts of the world, in vessels, which in spoint of speed, comfort and capacily, and as . rega:ds moderation in the price of passage, have no equals. > Phewacersigned: alse -evail themselve of this method to inform those who are in tie mines and river towns of Caiifornia, and who intend visiting their native places this . winter, that the best chances are now offered . them. «Apply to GOIN & ELLIS. Passenger Agents, act22m Long Wharf, San Francisco. anid NHS WANES AND LIQ-) U UBS weBraniies, Martell, United Proprietors, Rastean Chenuyer and Anerican; gin, Holland, Seheidam and Ameri. ean; whiskey, hiish, Scotch, Bourbon and . Monengahela; cherry brandy, in casesfand . kegs; ram, Jamaica and New England; port, . sherry, Madeira and claret, in wood and class; champagne, 100 baskets Segnette and Ieidseick ; Osborn’s old Queen's port in casos; whiskey and brandy, in cases; marischino, absynthe, annisette and enracoa. For sale hy Bowman & Co, Pacitic street wharf, between Battery 49-1m aud Front street. BANKING HOUSE, . KING, OF WM, & CO. EXCHANGE ON Geo Peabody, Esq., London, Camman, Whitehouse, & Co. New York J, Corning & Co, New Orleans, Riggs and Levering, St Louis, And on Messrs Coreoran and Kiggs— “Payable at their office, Washington city te Merchant’s Bank, Boston, «© Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia, “ Bank of Baltimore, Baltimore, “Bank of Virginia and brauchee. 512m Crescent House, Pacific st. bet. Montgomery and Kearny. 7 RS. BOSLEY, having teased the above AVE hou e, takes pleasure in announring to wthe public that she is now prepared tu receivs boarders either by the day or week. at The table will be spread with the varicties of the season. i The lodging rooms are comfortable and airy. Connected with the house isa bar, well stockad with the choicest wines and liquors: A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. 58-1 OF JAS Notice. 1 L. persons indebted to the estate of F F K. O’Ferrall deceased, are hereby requested to come forward and settle their accounts, as lohger indulgenve will not be givin. E.C. DAUGHERTY, Adm’r. Jaw. 17th, 1852. 72-3t. 4UNDELL & ANTHONY’S Ausreauian My Lrwe.—For Sydney direct.—To succeed the Jessie Byrne.—The spiendid, fast sailing slipper barque LALLA ROOKiIL, 40 tons register, Capt WH P Haynes, will positively on on or about the 25th Nov She carries an experienced surgeon, and the passengers will be provided for un the tnost liberal scale. For freight, which witl be taken at the lowest rates, er passage, sb¢ having superior accommodations for pay fy pomeernen et apply \o the captain on board, Long wharf, or to 9 the GRDELL & ANTHONY, Shp’g Agts Long whart, over Steamboat Huiel, Or to HOK T BROTHERS, California atreet 60-td a NE PUMPING MACHUINE—12 horse power, with pumps somplete, and loco3 fe Je by Mele oer VERLY SANDERS. 60-1m Howison’s Pier. near te AGLE EYCHANGR HOTEL, Front st between K and L, directly opposite the steam beat landings, Sacramento ; h1# a repuSetien for quiet. order, and Clea ("S. — 66-tf Prarr & Lywpyarn. Propr’s i despatch, and everything connected with the \ ) be! . . guarantied. . NEVADA San Francisco Advertisements. Sutter Iron Works, . Rincon Point, San Francisco. TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machinery for crusting and pulverizing quartz rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought iron work; water wheel castings, and all kinds of machiuery made to order. Being largely engaged in manufacturing quartz, rock machinery, and having an extensive assortment of patterns on hand, ar prepared to receive and execnte orders wit! dispatch, Danian wishing further information, or to eontract for machinery, by addressing Geo. K Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or, Jas. Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, will be promptly attended to. Auy. 30—3m* DANTRL ORESONS JOURN DENNTF, x . OKESON and DENNIE, SHIP AND GENERAL MERCHAN. DISE BROKERS: Long Wharf, cur Sanso ve st, Sun Francisco REFER TO Messrs. Macondray and Co. “© Darling and Co. © 'Thompsum _ riffin and Co te Mel and Co * au28 6n DONAHUVE'’S UNION IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY, Corner First and Mfssion sts, Happy Valley, San Francisco Quartz mining wechinery made to ‘order . after the most approved plans, castings o! iron or brass, sinithing, boile making steainho it repairsns, turning and finishing executed with moendend ta, 63.2m eromp ty MARKET. Pacific st, bet Battery and Front, north side, Sao Francisco. Fresh and salt provisions, and vegetables of all kinds, coustantly on hand und for sale at prices sniting the times, wholesa e and re tail. APF Bon Ab Ds, Otis, Winuew Gis, ete The subscriber offers tors Je full assortinent . of sizes of [English and French window glass from 10 by 12 to 36 by 38 : Auso---Paints, oils, Spirits of Turpentine, Varnishes, Putty, Brushes, ete. ete Feely . grateful for past favorsfrom a generous pu. lic, he would stall sulicit a share of nutronege Ror Marsa, Jackson st, 8 doors abo e Sinseme, €9-3m Sin Franciseo D. COGSWE LL, Denxtisr--Ote tice on the Plaza, next door north of . the California Exabange. ‘Teeth filled wath i pare old, and warranted for ten years. Op. . erations on terms the most reasonable tor cash only. 49-3m aa dime ( IL.--Bailey & Gilbert, Oil 37anufactarers Pine street, between sansome and Battery, have en hand and are constantly manufacturing pure bleached sperm Oil, well recovamended for machinery; bleached polar Oil, and Winter strained Lard Oil, in . packages to suit purchasers, and the quality . (n Hand—3000 gallons pure sperm Oil; . 15,000 galions Polar Oil; 8000 gals Lard . Oi', 1000 gais winter strained Polar Oil. 56 1m San Francisco. LTA FOUNDER Ye-Market Place, facing Battery st. Lron and brass castings, of every description. Quartz pulverizing machinery, and machine work in general promptly executed. Patterns made to order, 67-1m G. M. Hurron Bunker Hill Restaurant. Montgomery st, near Clay, San Francisco. ( FFERS to business men the convenience of location in the centre of the business part of the city. Its bill of fare comprises the choicest selections from the proverbially excellent market of San Francisco. Lodging rooms furnished with all the requisites for comtort. Terms rroderate. 50-1m J. V.C. TELLER. Drugs, Drugs. Cd Sony BCU, rn Importers and Wholesa’e Druggists. AVING disposed of their retail stock and stand, corner of Washington and Montg§omery streets. have removed tor the present to the second flour of Snooks’ stone building. Washington street, between Montgomery and Sansome, oppo-ite Jones’ Alley, where they are receiving, ex elipper ships, just arrived, a large and desirable invoices of Drugs and } Medicines, which they offer for sule at ‘he very lowest market prices’ 62-I1m Joseph Genella, N Montgomery street, near Jackson, has sust moved into his new fire-proof store, and opened the largest assurtmont of Crockery, Glass and Hollow ware, Cutlery, Looking Glasses, chandeliers, ete, that oin be found on the shores of the Pacifie; and he pledyes himself to sell goods of the best quality at the most reasonable rates. Particular attention paid to selecting wares forhotels. Sv lua Manuiactu:inge Jeweler. JOHN W. VOUCKEN, Muntgomes . fa, ry street. . N. of Sacramento. st. . S, Ze dan Francisco Cal. Every descriptiun vt Jewelry inanulactured from California . gold, to order or otherwise. Bewutiful spocimen work always on hand. All the Litest styles of ladies and, gents jewelry. Diamond work and gold and silver ware of all descrip: tions received by every steamer: also. guld and silver watenes, heavily cased for the market Country orders promptly attended to, ia” To ensure delivery. persons will please send the r orders per Reynolds & Co, Newel, & Co,, Adams & Co., and Freeman & Co's Expresses. 62-3 F. C. Gray, Brother and (Co, Wholesale Grovers and Commission Merchants, Pacific st. Wharf, San Francisco. H AVE in store, and keep constantly on hand by tresh arrivals, a veneral assort. . ment of groceries, liquors, tobaceo, cigars, ete., to which they respecttally invite the agtention of couatry dealers OG~ Orders attended to with promptitude and ndelity. * fan Francisco, Oct 25,3851, 53-3 ) esrand most roomy in the state, California streets, San Francisco ~The . their interests. CITY, CALIFORNIA, THU San Francisco Adve: ments ONES’ HOTEL.--Corner Sansome and proprietor of the above Hotel begs to inform his friends and the public gen: rally, throughout the state, that he has just completed in the very best manner, extensive additions and renovations to the same, and is now prepared to accommodate them in a move superior style than formerly. The Hotel fronts on Sinsome straet 142 feet, and on Calitornia 65. and is three stories high. The Ladie~’ Parlor 28 by 60, is elegas.tly fitted up With every regard to comfort and conveniThe Dining Rooms 70 by 22, is the lirgThe butiding contains 89 rooms, fu nished ina manner not to be surpassed, with every attention to care and Juxury, and the terms for board as low as 3inno048 ence, any first class hotel in the city. Jacks and Wo draft. Inform their friends and tie public that they are prepared to offer u-hes and Jewelry of the best and most fashionable styles at the lowest cash prices.— They comprise five London levers, anchor eseapements, and lepines, from the most celebrated manutficturers of Europe. Also Diamond, Pearl, Ruby, Emerald, and Opal Jewelry of the richest and inmost splendid description, all of which are offered at 50 per cent less than former prices. fg !ewelry manufactured from Californii gold Gold Qu irtz sepatated and refined. (cj Chronometess rated by trinsit. . cj Watch repiiling executed with punetuality im despatch. Mo. 274 Montgomery st. in Bolton aud Barron s building. 48-3m. H UTTON & CO,, Corner of Clay and Sansome sts.beg leave respectfuliy to announce that they have now arranged a “Pr vate sales Department” in their sales room, and are sow ready to supply the trade throushout the country with a general assortment of Goods and clothing, either at private sale, or upon their trade sales at auctionon Pirie days of each week. Merchants arriving in town are requested to examine the stock . before purchasing elsewhere. Importer who may desire to furnish samples of the above named goods, to be sold for their account may rely upon great attention being paid to We pledge our-elve: to transact a stricily commission basiness, Our regular sale day at Auction for Groccries Provisions and Liquors, will be he'd on uesdays of each week. no49 m C. REINHOLD ESCHE Brothers snd Co, Importers of German goods and commission merehants. ‘an Francisco, Californa. FFICE, 52-1m brick building. Bank Exchange. HE Undersigned has taken this wellknown and popular establishmeut, situated on Montgomery street, opposite Burgoyne & Co’s. bank, wkere he will be pleased at all times to serve the public. The choicest . liquors which the market affords can be had at all times. Free lunch every day at 11 o’elock. 52-1m P.D KILDUFF. OW DER—200 kegs blasting powder, 150 kegs sporting do, Fa FFG und FFFG 100 “ in 1 lb cannisters, 20 x feet patent safecy fuse, 500 mM percussion caps, For sale by EDWARD H. PARKER, Agent for the Hazard Powder company, 60-Im Sansome st, near Pacitic. L: W. Sloat, Notary Public, Conveyancer § General Ag’t. EEDS, mortgages, agreements, certificates of incorporates, powers of attorney, charter parties, bottomry bonds, bills of sale of vessels, and other commereial papers drawn and acknowledged. Protests of vessels drawn and extended. Office inthe ommercial Exchange for all Nations, California street, corner of Sansome, San Francisco. o4-1m

JOHN PERRY & Co, EALER®S in Exehange, Gold Dust, Strate and City scrip. For sale, exchange on New York, Boston, Philadelphia and st Louis, WantTep—Gold dust and State warrants, for which the highest market price will be paid. Office in Naglee’s buildieg, (formerly occupied by Gregory’s Express) 51 2in JOURN RSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1852. THE. LEGISLATURE. certain cases. Read twice and referred . Senxare, Jan, 22.—Mr. Lewis intro. to the judiciary committee. ; duced @ resolution instructing the Sec-. Mr, Tucker offered a joint resolution retary of State to inform them at instructing our Senators, &c., in Conwhat time the Goyernor signed the bill gress to endeavor to procure the passage reducing the pay of the Governor from of a law appropriating $10,000 for the 10 to 6 dollars per day, and members of improvement of “Georgiana Slough,” the Legislature from 16 to 10 dollars, connecting the San Joaquin and SaciaSey ane IRN, ia general. The brotherhood, or famiy ties and solidarism of our race, .are f very old age. All great men, at all times—our Washingtons, Franklins, Jeffersons, Websters, etc., included— have done their. utmost for the benefit of society in general, : vil Against this policy of Kossuth and 3u0ts, Shoes and Brogans, Dry . Montgomery’ street between . Sacramento and Commercial streets. in . Messrs. Gildemeester, De Fremery & Co's . for the first 60 days, and 5 dollars thereafter. mente rivers. The resolution offered by Mr. Harat-. Ajiiance excepted. his ainis, there does not exist any treaty to our knowledge, that of the Holy This alliance is After = very lengthy debate the. thy yesterday, concerning the improve-. the work of tyrants, and not of governPSR was adopted, and the matter ,ment of the bay of San Diego. was ta-/ ments like ours. referred to the judiciary committee. ken from che table and referred to the Mr. Frye gave notice that he would . committee on commerce. soon introduce a bill authorizing the mento to Auburn. My. Robinson gave notice that he . Mr. Wall's resolution of yesterday construction of .a. railroad. from Sacra: . KIVINE eich member of the Assembly two daily new-papers, was passed. Th» contested seat between Messrs. would soon introduce a bill organizing) McCann and Cook. of Yuba county, was the Ntate militia and regulaving their}/de lure! vacant, and the election referpay when called into service. Mr. Keyser introduced his bill regula ting proce ‘dings in civil cases. Read twice aud referred to the judiciary co: mittee. . A joint resolution from the Assemhlr appointing a committee fom each hans . to confer wib M G. V Hejoin referen to the removal of the State C pital w pissed Cok. D and Soule were appvinted. AsseMBLY.—A petition from Downie ville, for a division of the county wa: Messrs La lnaery Referred to ithe commici: on boundaries re OLY ed The speaker presented a petition fron certain inhabitants of Vallejo. appointe aia meeting held on the Loth inst, in that city. The petition sets forth th circumstance of the r moval of the capvital to Vallejo, and the subsequent proceedings on the part of the citizens ot . that place, and on the part of the State government. Afler reciting the wrongs jof the people of Vallejo, they tlrow _ themselves upon the scnse of justice and . the sympathy of the Legislature. It was referred to the standing conmit ee on claims. A message was received from the. Senate announcing the concurrence of that body in the resolution from the Assembly, with the amendment, that they meet in joint ballot on Wednesday the 28th, instead of Monday 26th. Mr. Wall, from the committee on ways and means, reported in regard to providing newspapers for the Assembly —that the Seargeant-at-arms furnish to each member two duily papers. A lengthy debate sprung up on the subject of the pay of members, &c. A motion was finally made to indefinitely postpone the whole matter. Lost.— Ayex 13; noes 44; Ellis voting in the affirmative, Turner and Lyens in the negative. Senate, Jan. 23.--After having reecived a report from the judiciary committee on the subject of electing a Uni. ted States Senator. the object of which was to avoid settling upon any thing def. inite; and a discussion about the relaitive merits of the United States mail and private expresses, A message was received from the Governor transmitting some charts donat d by Lieat. Ringgold. Mr. Tingly introduced a series of resolutions having for their object the red back to -he people. ‘rom the §. F. Picaynne. LOUIS KOSSUTIV’S PLAVS AND WASHING. TON’S ADVICE Epiroxrs:—There Messrs. are nany who say, boysuth’s plans are} visionary, impracticable, lashing with reaties 3 but al’ rreatman, ‘This seems to be a paralox --we will try to dissolve the imist. . here can be no doubt that Kossuth . is on the side of liberty and self-yovernment, while the Czar Nicholas is on the side of tyranny and subjection. . Sach men generally do not indulge in vishionary schem“s. these lines is to show, that the plans of Kossuth do not war against the advice or maxim of Washington, laid down in ‘his Farewell Address, viz: ‘dave as little as possible conn: ction with foreign governments.” This advice given by Wrshington when he/ retired from public business, refers, obviously. only to current deplomatic bussiness, and not. to the social affairs of mankind ingene:al He was, from his long experience in. public affairs: well aware of the pernicious character of this current diplomatic business, in regard to society in general. Such a connection with foreign governments Kossuth does notadvocate. He ratler condemns, in strong terms, this current diplomatic business; he calls its secrecy, of late advocated by Lord Palmerston before the Southamptor dignitaries, a eurse. ndmit that he is a! The object of. Without a secret We challenge all the diplomatists of the world to prove, by a treaty, why the United States ishould not be at liberty to hinder, by all possible means, the execution of the duterveution policy of this alliance in such instances us that of Hungary! We are far from advocating knight~ errent business. It is easy to make a difference between a movement. fo self-covernment, of a state like Franee Hungary, Rome, Baden, Belgium Greece, ete. and a rioting, treacherous pronunciamento of Bonaparte, Canales, Santa Anna, and the like. We hope that all Americans will, in season, approve Kos-uth's movement, so that President Fillmore may {not in vain in his message have styled . him Governor of Hungary. The extension of the area of self: . government, by opposing, by all henjest, practical and effective means, the {intervention policy of the European governments, should be a chief abject i with all citizens of the United States land their government. ' dugn. . Lila alma eh alta . . ° . i Gosper anno GamBrine.-~A missionar . preacher in California thus describes ar incident in his experience : i At Columbia the most eligible room ; we could obtain for the evening was i restaurant. When we arrived at thi . place the tables were occupied ly mon: . tedealers. The keeper of tho house with great politeness to me, notified thore present, that the house was to be opened that evening for religious wor ship, and requested tne gentlemen whe they had finished their games to giv . place to preuching. The — proprieto . kindly arranged the beaches for us, With the bar behind me, my Bible o ja monte table, and a mixed audiane . before me, . proclaimed the offeraof th . gospel. Fascixarion.—It is my firm belief (says Lavengrg) that certain individual possess an inherent power. or fascinadiplomatic understaning with England,} tion, over certain creatures,’ otherwise Russia, Austria,ete., Bonaparte would not dare to overthrow the constitution, and start his Imperial pronunciamento, ala Santa Anna. A specimen of the current diplomacy con.emned by Washington, is, beyond dou't, the Nicaragua treaty ; for by placing it and the ship canal under ths control of all maritime powers, Russia and Austria included, . it opensa chance for diplomatic chi-. canery of the first ciass, of which we daily see the fruits. With such current retail diplomatic business, Kossuth has: nothing todo. In regard to such business, Washington’s advice is true and always will be The building of such a canal concerns nobody but the people who are nbout to constuct. it, and the goverument of the land in question. If both will not aet for the interest of navigation, the canal will bea failure. ‘Vo prevent this the treaty is as ineffective as uncalled for It isplain that Kossuth’s public movement refers to independence and, self-government in generrl. Against French . . . should be unable to account for many feats which I have witnessed, and, .indeed borne a share’ in connection with taming of brates and réptiles. F have known a gavage and vicious mare, whose stall it was dangerous to approach, even when bearing proverder, welcome, never~ theless, with every appearance of pleas+ jure, an uncouth, wiryheaded man, with afrightfully seemed face, and an iron hook supplying the plece of his right . hand--one whom the animal had never seen before, playfully bite his hair. and cover his face with gentle and endearing kisses; and . have seen a viper permit, without resentment, one child to take it up in its hand, whilst it showed its dislike to the approach of another by the fiercest hissings. Philosophy ‘can explain many strange things, but thero are some things which are a far pitch above her, and this is one. i Silver Coin.—-It is difficult to estimate the amount of silver coin in circulation in our community at present; but it is not difficult to estimate the ‘loss in the exchange of gold for smalk coin,. for the reason that such an funding and pryment of the State debt such movements and aims, Washing. }2mount of French coin, fiom one to Robert Josep. i and ©, MPORTERS of Watches, Watch Glasses. Jewelry, Watch materials, and all kinds of Watchmakers’ and Jewelers’ tools. R. J. & Co, are constantly receiving by every steamer. from their housesin New York and Envland. the largest ussortmentin the above line. Orders promptly executed. 25 Washnyton st, San Francisco 56-2in Bx Alfred and Enile. 7000 Ibs tinseed vil; 2000 tbs butter, 70 bbis . Je and porter; 400 009 cigars; elirec ia boxes and hhds; perfumery. cherry cordial, ehimpoxes sperm candles ; fancy goods, wovlen socks, merinos J. G, SCHRODER and ov, ind3n Sensome, bet, Cliy ond Washington. M.houy aud Garniss, GFNER AL BROKERS Commereni Exchange (or all Nativus, cor. of Calitornia aad Sansome sts M. & G. hive consranily on hawd aid tor arle, assorted invoices of provisivis, clo tng, crockery, hardware, barl-y, @ats, con, flour, ete. ete. $43.0 NVILS, Vicos, Bellows, Borax, Octagon, -quare, and fhit erst siecl; blister, spring, German, and sheet steel; oat steel pean hom mers;.cast steel hand, and breaking baminers; shupes, Swedes, Norwaw, Pennsylvania, Be lgian-refined, ig Pa and vem sizes. For sale trong of al 81208. ROY & CONNOR, Sansome st, vear W :shington, san Franciseo 69-Im ARD AND CHEESE— 300 kegs Cincinnati leaf lard, 8 hokus Eayiish dairy cased cheese, . For sale by JAS. PATRICK, 66-1m Battery st, near Jackson. A joint resolution was then passed. ton has not directed his alvice; be. . setting apart $60,000 for the payment of! cause he would have given implicitly five franc pieces is in current eirculation. In ordinary trade one franc the contingent expenses of the Legisla-. the lie to his life and administration ture, and a seleet committee was. p passes current for one fourth of a dol~ Or was not Washingion emphatically . lar, and a five franc piece passes for a . dollar. This being the case, # is reapagne ; port wines six eases five arms; 300 . pointed to confer with the Comprroiler and the mileage committee of the A» sembly, to determine the distance traveled. and allowances for distances A&SsemBLY --Mr Wall from the cou . mittee of ways and means reported 4 the per diem of the clerks, &e. is fi . lowe: chief cle k) $20; assistant and tw . committee clerks, $18; enrolling. ¢ . grossing and other clerks, $16; the sr . geant-at-arms and doordeeper, the «am: per diem as members; the mess nger 1 $8. Mr. Me anus introduced a bill t amen? the act concerning crimes anc punishments Mr. G.aham introduced a joint re o j lution instructing our Sen’ors, &., i: Congress to endeavor to ‘procure the passuge of a law ceding tothis State the island known as Angel Island, situates in the bay of San Francisco--it being contemplated to looate a ‘penitentiary there. Referred tothe committee on Federal Relations. _ Mr. MeConaha introduced a bill en titled an act to provide for appeals in the ‘riend of human rights, liverty and self-government? is he not on all oc‘adions preaching the gospel of humanity and justice? and is’ there anything . 5 nore humane and just than liberty ud self government? It was he ‘who nost eagerly solicited the alliance with ance, in order to maintain. the right v self government so obstinately reased by Great Britain. ‘To achieve hese great social ends, alliances mong governments are not only advisable, but a sacred duty ; for by: al‘owing a power like that of Hussia, to ‘rush every movement for self gov-. ernment, the eircle of free governments must become more and more contract‘d, and their existence every where, as well in the United Siates as elsewhere ve finally highly endangered. The scietific, mechanical and financial forees are equally subservient to tyranny and liberty. Universities, colleges and churches, serve the devil as much as God. Railroads and steambouts transport cannons and fossacks, as fast and easy as cotton bales and rice bage, Kossuth calls ior common action in favor of liberty and self-government jsonable to presume that traders, and a jcertain class of merchants among ws, ave provided themselves with an abundance of this coin, thus enabling them to realize a double profit from trade. It will readily bescen that the ‘cheat is no inconsidevable.one. . It is. not a rare .occurrenes to, receive, in jexchange for a gold quarter eagle, \{rom which fifty cents is to be taken, eight frank pieces in return, assuming that a frank is worth one fourth of a dollar. This is done in the ordinary course of trade, but at the broker's board and at the bankers, they are received only at their real Walue; and, indeed, they should not, be taken on any account, as they now are, as an, . equivalent for a quarter .of a dollar, . which is six and one-forth cents highjer in value.-—S. F. Picayune. A thief stole-a cup, and was taken ;: a man was asked what's the matter?’ “He has taken a cup too much?” ‘Jack. which is way to Sclem? How do you know my name is Jack? ‘I guess. it.’ ‘Then gness your way to Sa len.!,