July 3, 1857 (4 pages)

A The the Court belongs to an epoch prior to Governor, to have his ea se presented by . rised Agent forthe “Jovr. an article on the Slavery question, from . the introduction of Christianity, and is counsel before the Supreme Co ur t, ex } jw hich we make the following extracts: . more in accordance with the teaching pired to-day—a respite of fourteen 1 Agentto receive . ie of Aristo tle tha n as} tha taken be t may wit quoted h portions The the Gosp el. . days having been granted by the Exe. . € Same oe ; bi : the orthodox catholic view of the great We have no more disposition to inter. cutive beyond the day appoin LT SS LS Robert is i Fisher u ; c oe G A & Kirk are ES IE} Quarterly »a Catholic Rey iew, contains . ted for the question which agitates the country.— fere with slavery where it legally exists . execution by the District Court. our Agents at Sacramento, SS Last taken out and served the Sheriff, j nd,and of the States . nerp examine the affair and test 28 being la ry Ma d an a ni va -I There is muéh truth and point in this : than have our Southern friends, brt we evening a writ of supersed who was backed by a laree number of lyiing to the west ‘of them, are sendi: 4 . fully ea wa s s reconfident it cannot fail te give enIDAY MORNING, JULY 34, 1857. “All human powers, however constitu. do protest against an opinion which placeived by the Sheriff from the Supreme citizens. The Marshal resisted the State petitions to the P resident, praying that sa isfaction. As it is but little troutire off ice rs, he an ll d sha sh a ot rni s we ifo re Cal ex to ch ces . an id indeneg ge ma another roe one d to nd he as s relation suc rla in are ted, h not ove onl the y out of the Court, staying proceedings for a still THE FOURTH. in te ble. to the re st ed , w e wo ul d in vi te tw ee sn Mis th the e pa on rt ie ng s, ci en bu mm t co ev te en tn rou al da ly th . . carrie e U *s dawn ushers in the sevpendent and equal, andthe law which pale of our Republic, but out of the pale longer time. attention to the apparatus. No invenStates cflicers were arrested aid conissippi river not south of St. Louis. sary of American indebinds the sovereign against intervention of humanity. If opinion once went that . It is to be hoped the august tribunal . veyed to Springfield,th tion designed to make the mines more erto e an sw er th from . e ns ur et —R on cti Ele ota nes Min ‘e morn shall break over. binds the citizen or subject,—a fact which . length, it was the business of the Court which has stepped in between the prischarge of resisting the Sheriff while in iubl Rep a te ica ind ota pro duc nes tiv Min e rn sho the uld be overlooked. sou " . our Anglo-Saxon race, through all Sta. to brand it with disappro hi e an d te e bation, and not Sierras upon the gol-. gallows, will dispose of the discharge of his duty. Here is a col. } can majority of the delegates tothe ConDied — Jolin Hughes, who was stabbyuntains and fertile valleys of the »s ofits historical existence, seems nevto recognize it as law. The Court should . the case of Moore in the shortest time lision of the steckholders of the understitutional Convention. ground railroad company andthe Fed. ed. by J ohn Montgomery, at Penn ValState, twenty millions of free-. ¢! to have duly considered. It may be . lean to the side of the weak, and set its consistent able in 1870, pay with their other duties. Eseral authorities that will crea , 7’s te Sta a rni ifo Cal te an inley, thre e or four we ek i the homes of our boyhood will. called the fillibustering race. s sin ce, di ed on face ag op pr unst es s— si nt ce on . The 645 The negro . capes from our jail have. been so fretense commotion. Eigh at rk Yo w Ne in t of the individare quoted joined in the general jubilee. Tis . South as well as the North have favor-. race is, no doubt, inferior to the white quent as to We dnesday morning. Hesent for Montts. cen 63 at 5, 187 of se tho ua ls arrested for assisting the United. excite serious apprehensions go me St ry at es sh or De tl . race, pu y ty j ed but before his death, forthe fillib isth Ma usteri at rs ng a exped reas ha ition on l s a; why in the y y’s. ar shou re bapti sal day. ld st ta in g Cos of four alf American beh on that another desperate villain will be i le hi C. W:. icc eae s Section pe rs on s ch ar ge d wi th ha ga rb ve or riin Gar hi g m K. sla C. an ves d exhonerated him from all , and , gua ara Nic d an Cuba be a ensla , Ric ved, Mexi . or co, why and Cent ral America, . the Court should ooset 1 @ . beat high in American bosoms at ist ie se gets n the community if justice be} were committed to prison at Springfield. son, on the at of Garrison & Morgan, blame in the affair which has result ed ‘inst the weaker ? ince of the holy christen. and in so doing have given countenance . join the stro nger delayed. Vigilance may be persevered . Churchill and Elliott were arraigned Government and . so fatally. Hu s thi on to ed os op pr ve ha r gh heroie ancestry stood go. d to the very principle on which the aboes wa s a go od cit ize n. tw o in ch for ar ge a sho s— rt th e tim first was forassaulting Lord Napier, a plan of ‘itaenianien! e, but guards become THe STATE Dé BT.mid, a fow wee ks salad cae doit The . lition societies defend their intermedHe le av es a wi fe De an pu d fa ty mi Sh ly er to if f de Co pl or mp e to n an d th we es ar the ie e of d sts co wit nd ere ng h int con cti sta fli nt con wat the ng chi hi uc ng, to or the people will be called on to decide lul lf } , ] z ar e Te or assaulting Sherif ibbath of the nation is hailed . dling with slavery in the Southern States th e los s of ay te a n hu sb wit an h indi d an inand y, d an mp fa Co th er. nsit ‘Tra gua ara Nic ed int o a fee lin g o f sec uri ty as t i . through the ballot box upon the justice Naing te baiFl g of securit) S time! tent to kila l. Afte er giv the of to nt the leme sett the ng oki inv ly rect by t.e millions of devotees . [t was filibustering coupled with proof the State debt. The Wanted.—A copy of the Nevada Jourvalidity ef it . Wears on without an event to break the amount of$2,500 each, they were both Central America question, The plan is . he shrine of freedom who dwell in. Slavery tendencies, that we more espechas been decided upon long ago na l of th . monotony. e Sth of August last, to be delib era ted . n. atio istr Imin ght Ad the by of thou well by the j .-¢ GP ‘ aces of a glorious union of. ia@lly condemned in our article on th s, stretching from the chilling re. incoming Administration. If you accept s cf winter to the climes of eternal] . the filibustering clauses of the Cincining, and from ocean to ocean. They . Bati Platform, we cannot defend your lup the past, the sublime epoch “7 opposition to the anti-slavery party, for heir country’s history, recount the you accept the very principle which jus by oe WG. 4 2 Oxreolll View dt-run Decode Scorr . by the very treaties by which we ac. Cast oF Moore.—The limit of the y nurnal. Joc E—The April No. of Soke tson’e . quired those territories. The opinion of time allowed the prisoner Moore by the Heoada SLI LE SRE AI NY EIS Arrival of the Steamer* Sonora. Amalgamating Machine-—A new amal“Aye, fellow citizens, I call to return: ecganjating apparatus, ll co re us io or gl e th by , all u yo on up by which it is claimllision of theFe I de tal aed State Offci ti an ht ig br e th y —b st pa e th of s on cersin Ohio—A telegraphic despatch ti ed all the gold will be saved.can be see n ring ea cl in st si as to , re tu fu e th of ns o ti from Cincinnati,furnishesa brief account pa afe w rods belo w the hig h bri dge ove r o1 ti za ni ca ri e m A e th ng ti ec of the = st, by the United States Marout and pe : i rf Dee r Crec k. The proc ess is a sim ple ic er Am l tra Cen of shal and deputies, of four persons chargone, not necessary here to explain. The ed with har boring fugitive slaves Sube Orerland.—The leading railroad sequently, a writ of Aadbcas corpus was ee ‘of New England, New York, Penninventor is desirous of having quartz mi posited in the corner stone of the Conrepany ive rece will nt rnme Gove The Kansas.—Gov Walker had reached appeal. There now only remains to us the community, lest Moore should esLecompton, Kansas. His inaugural ad. resentative the power now existing In gregationalist Church. Any person havedit to W asuibgton. accr a may ragu Nica . dre ss as serts, among other declarations, ing a copy of the Journal of that date, express an opinion upon the justice in . cape, or that anocher delay for years, as that the laws ef the Territory will te Europe.—Lord Napier has officially . will confer a great favor up our . in the . cas of Hal e con l, vic of kil ted ling some shape, either to others or to on Rev. Mr. maintained by the entire force of the denied the report of a cession of an isWa rren by presenting the same to him selves, of an assumption of the debt. ja Chinaman, should oceur, to the haz-. eovernment. jland by New Granada to Great BritThere is much anxiety manifested in Supreme Court, from which there is no / immediately. And wecannot . ! ut hope that wise coun. ard and expense off the good citizens of. Private advices have been received . ain. Is of that chivalrous period, and. tifies that party. In the British Parliament Lord Pal . The anti-slavery sels will prevail in this the perilous cristhe county. We hope these things will . from Lecompton, K: sas, Gov. Robert . Backus’ Minstrels —TV his troupe of } ‘ir bosoms heave with thankful, vet movement and the filibuster movement by the Su. JWa lk er was met be tak en int o con sid era tio n . is of the State. We have already suf. . by a large body of merston had made an important — Ethicpean imitators gave two entertaiu. citizens 0 f Kansas. with a band of mu-. respecting the Isthmus oud emotions. i, of Panama, ‘ originate in the same tendency, and pro. fered e aouseh in reputation by failures. . preme Court, and dispose of the case . ; ments at i visbie’s Theatre, on Friday . i icsic, ee an d col ors flying y 1”, marche = ind are >¢d Oo t . ak-h he noticed the policy of ates ‘Un Within the 1 tory of men still livceed from the same principle. If we . to meet the interest due upon State quickly. Discontent will be universal . the city. His reception was very en. ted States Gr vernment towards N W and Saturday Evenings of last week, to the link whicl : bound this Repub-. are to defend slavery against abolitionbonds, before the highest tribunal in the in this county, if dispatch is not had. —. thusiastic,and without distinction of par. Granada, and defined the position of the cood house s. Backus is a host in himhe mother country was severed. ists on the principles of internationa law l land took it upon itself unceremoniously Already it breaks out decidedly and). ty, He made a short address, to his . . British Catinet with regard to this mat. self. Sterling isone of the best dancers Seventy-< 1's agO Was presented to and sovereignty, you must not embarrass to declare those bond $ unco a send would fleet of sent with fill fell . plai . English ed The ow-c nly. imen . ter. itiz ts ens } nstitutional. lin th e Ue. wo rl Fr an k Hu ss ey is an old . } the most cord ial and harmonic mus feelmore] support to Mr Buchanae’s demand votld its sublimest spectacle. It ius by defending the filibustering mov eWe cannot afford to add infamy to an STAGING EXTRAORDINARY.—6 MILE] ines, which were received with applause fri end of ours,—so is Tom Raleigh. In t raflic Isthmus the and redress, . for henthe Continental Congress, com-. ment which denies international law, already damaged character. Heat.—On Monday last, while the re-. and the most frien dly demonstrations. . should be rendered free and secure for. y area good band and good set . of those sterling old patriots and the independence of States. There repudiate an indebtedness which . urn stage from Alpha, A. S. Olin’s line,. . of boys all round. Utah—The Administration have de: . . the people of all nations. . fall upon heart like . is nothing less justifiable in the formaNe eee concurious a of hear we ain Sp fe Fro . was waterin g at ed Jenkins’, Mr. S. L. cided upon sending a formidable body of has been contract in good faith, would idines, declared for the Fourth ears ae ee and struck . tion at the North of a party to abolish itella cvainst the S tate till the Amusement spiracp, (in which the King was implica . b crack of Bridge, the driver dismeunted, the ps to Utah. Orders have been i: ee to procure the abdication of the} at the “Smile” five miles on the Wash1ce, resolved to be free or . slavery at the South, than in the expejdoom. S$ he cou ld never rise from be. horses were started by commands given . eee, atch to that Territoroo y Queen. . To . 6 le attempt. lotist There was dis. ditions which have sailed from our ports ‘ar-seein1 gwisdom against Cuba and Central America. . 4] ; 1eath the load of obloquy which would another horse Bxsiares If!. shower o n her n ame. A State which Th you encourage the latter, how can we in . exports monthly enough to extineuis h us qua ; your favor oppose the former ? if the . the entire indebtedness, is not deserving ‘re shone forth in unexat 1psled are? South encourages the Filibusters with a . an hor iorable place in the list of civiliz can never be prop erly appreciated, nev. view er over-estinated. 1, the See on the one. to the acquisition of new slave . ed countries, if she fail to meet her hon States, what can we say against move marshalled hosts of a ereat . ments at the North for the abolition of kingdom, veterans old and firm, welded slavery ! If the South expects WI Look at 3 Mississippi. By her repudi the . ation of a debt her authorities had con the sovereign by every association, . North to respect int ernational law in envious of fame and bearing in their. her favor, she must respec t internation ; cae hitched ceo in ip front t 2 of a . of the] . > ni second lve 5 oh nt of . Dragoons, the . +17 The wholk plot by Queen r © hristiy was de : ated ington read, presents a rare entertain: who, it is said, out as : cea at P ifth aud Tenthnes: giments . ment on the 4th. Vhereis to be a shootof Artillery, witted the C: . . ee hcuse, and left at full speed. : ‘Two pas-. 3 -P hel of Light InSenor I 1. the inis. Us Miatcn, quoit pitching , free collation, sengers were inside at the time, one of} fantry, numbe a two thou i ter, hadarrived at the cap was . &c. &c, Jenkins is one of, the best cawhom threw himself out with no injury. fee men, under the command of Gen. hoped that the Mexican ditheulty would . terers in the country. _ . 1 . Llarney. Che other, a cripple, was obliged to)” “"*be settled. ’ take his’ chances in the vehicle. There were various reports current in . Corner Stone-—The corner stone of The] _, Col. Cr oat been offered the é ; . Governorship of . Paris respecting the dispute between} Utah. the ist ational Congreg horses, four in number, swept alone the Church will be i a = : : nar road, turning all its : . 4. angles, windingz . along its sinuosities, avoiding trees and. . ; Ben McCullough persistly refu Maj. rythe Gove rnorship SOG ot if ge tah, ses to rigs althoughit has tracted, ste has become amone business rocks, and crossing bridges, with the ut-. by the men asynonym for faithlessness and dis most precision and finally brought up been pressed upon him Spain and Mexico . . a), " > laid to-morrow Minister _ “ Vv at ‘I r ' (4th) at 11 o’clock with em iat appropr i ann ° : ri Telegraph.—What is with our cotemporary at Grass ranks the prestice of never-failing vic. al law herself.” nople for ES honor. He ci r in ti front ze ha of ns the ve su American ff er co Exchange, ed mafand cousular appointments are : pretend ’ on ory. see heir plumed commanders, . Brownson criticizes Taney his brother . mercially the value of the entire debt, . ter a1un of six miles over a crooked, ; @snounced ; ome st -onquerors of many : . James Virioh ( Pe a well-foucht field, . Catholic, as follows :—“T here ean be ten times told, and yet the stigma is not . rough and dangerous road, with nothing : v . Wrig a f Indis suc : ‘ eeds Mr. ’ 1, at berwin with military reputation unsurpassed, . no reasonable doubt that Mr. Jeff é wip ed but out, a nor ta whiffletree broker : and the erip, » A T will it be roken! er for so years to n . and the eri HenryC. Murphy, of New York, takes not only I and still greedy tor more. See every and many others when they de clared all jcome. Suspicion lurks about her name. ple still inside, badly seared, but not} the place of Mr Belmont, at the Hacu. rian poli ation of appliance of war that wealth or con-. men created equal intended the aie But the debt of Mississippi was ne: itherwise cingitbga The horses appa-. Mr. Croskey, Consul at Seuthampton, t for quest can furnish —-a powerful nati pl e th ey as serted after P ope Alexander double that of ours, with a less Scvilie rently were n frightened, nor had Phompson, of on,. invincible on land, and the triumpha Her productions at the they prob:ably, the least idea of running nt LIT. shoulld apply in its fullest extent. tion to pay it. ha > Eilts, tlement had al It is l ofthe @ialo lat sent that the terms of an amicable set Prasident oLamaionie L he > Ww ] B r i The co ted ? In copy weeks several . eena pt nave ? esty Religious.—R ae so a estates, valuec Ser rpeeted 2 Mr. Episcopal he 5th « ( per being se and cé eed be 12th of the on.— graph rOuth rt mistress of the ocean. Then look on. Mr. Chief Justice Taney is a Catholic, . time were insignificant aside those of . away, und they only manifested the us. Here are the scattered few and knows that from 1 182 the Popes California, and if the lasting condemna-. ual symptoms of aniwals after a hard} ed sons of freedom. With-. have condemned, on pain of excomma the other. but undis out discipli ithout arms, clad in the . nication, the reduction of African nehabiliments ¢ *ry-day life, poor in all groes to slavery, and he knows that Mr. ee of war but the loftiest and. Jefferson, in his draft of the Declaration eo s : most determine: of Independence, enumerated among the spi irit. Track them ee le hines ie 37 7G ' 4 ~ ver the froz en ia)by the blood of . thin gs which justifie d the Colo nies in naked feet, see the torch of discord and . severing the tie which bound them to ~~ tha si} pi, surely the cannot This isa specimen of what our stages a better state of things, and the point has been reached when a false step may lichted up in their midst, and . Great Britain and in casting off their alplunge the country in irretrievable ruin. hold the contrast! On one side are} legiance to the British Crown, the fact . sin and determination. on Tuesday and Wednesday enings. . J: i What dreadful laws prohibiting the importation of neé upon our fathers. groes from Africato be held ag slaves. then! Who ea n suflic lentiy admire . There was too as the adoption of the und cheri sh such heroism ? When we . Federal Constitution already rising thr o’scan with retros pective eye the cloudy out the civilized world a stror & opinion esponstil t rested arty thro last hope of resuscitation. ment of it, An endorse. Petite Lotta, however, made up the de. will weigh upon our purses, . ficiency. it is true, for a time, brt it will enable us to walk erect in the face of God and man, with an honest look, the outside National a a 1 Council.—The eviean Nat ut the T 1 a was ad : p 5 Wits Niag There had diunes H's Crimean I tures ic sear. t « tt which mat mer literature, science and Teleg ( tik Vey 1 CHANGED ¢ va Slate State GC : ives ek f r bk. Brady. = an diately Louis Lhe ee Pen Sie Lem-. Federal Capitol has been the e~ go seene i er in >t no that of the latthe mud ve ei tale als. — editori ‘ ‘ ¢ 18th ult z there is a smack ' “ the new re P : i of the church about the paper, but it is ic 7 Snanic Spanish change took place on the } of iter stuck e line up the Sac . Ww cou es tctousis with bit Political Riot in stepsto exie Lhe rep is former . Washington —The ta Change.—TVhe Santa Barbara Gazett a Stands i. are vamento Valley to Shasta, and Yreka. ] 1as ec St Hubbard and ry ine ine Co and —— Linder: in, of Berks, for Canal Commissioner. Pe x ; SS Creek via A dead a Rabbitt : Eureka 1 ips of Alleah hk from Downieville is to be extended g Lotta, and Miss Arabella are the princi. selena pal attractions, performed at Frisbie’s. Jacsb Broon A repudiation of our debt, we believe. . phe houses were slim, Miss Louisa . ower and Jovalty, on the other patriot. that the Cr € own had refused its assent to . will decide our affairs, crushing out the! did not come up to expectations. La . . se ~ Trade is every where depressed. Bu. Turatrru—The Metropolitan troupe Pen siness men are str g to bring about . 5¢ which Miss Louisa $a: La Petite. Pe nse treaL son . on fec. . can do without a driver. hope to escape it. Amer Ae somewhere be 5 Let Indeed she has ecnsiderable . eens age . one of the most diggraceful political riots . tween San Francisco and Downieville,} ( ss W ary : s me. there be t+—The Common Council of Marysville are taking steps taleut or art, whatever it may be called wheeh as ever oceurred in this country. compelling the De at to resort to alto light the city with eas. Mokelumne in her line. She isa pretty danseuse] While the municipal election was pro-. . beautiful yellow — reminding us of days! Hill is to be lighted in like manner als for one so young, and sings well for a] gressing on the first of June, a band of = . sign of correct intentions within. child Weics kK Ssheltn pleased . au-. rioters, from Baltimore, made a terrible. acone. ; eae Yield of the Mi nes.—The Mining attack upon the Democratic voters, with . compare it with the effulgent noon of. right to buy t ec sp the re lf go Se od opi nio of th n e Gone e In.—TVh and sell negroes, already State Journa The company labored . ‘. Journal esthe dienee much. estimat 1 yield of the mines i pistois. . _ knives , &e. drivin g them away now, what bosom does not swell with slaves, asan ordinary arti wor an our ld, ow d pe n int cu ni ere ary sts of merc cl hane under great disadvantages, in coming. trom the polls. and dispersing the Com. tion, was pounced on by the Sheriff on} sijee 1848, at $5°6,162,061. This . } 3 } a ] a } " ‘ . ? 2 ° mW ’ pride of his ancestral origin, and revere . dise, was very generally held, I grant, in the long run, demand that no stain of after Stark and other successful theatrimissi¢ ners. Monday and closed with heavy attach-. . ng things to a spot. Those odd ‘Therow commenced in the the emory of the founders of Ameri-. but the right to buy and sell free nerepudia tion should eyer I pollute our escais. We wish them better success} 4th Ward. The vagabonds making the. ments. Vhe clique of that hame went . I cents were hard to get morning of our national history, and . against the justice of negro slavery. The ee ean liberty? Eternal honor to their groes, or to reduce free negroes to slacutcheon. disturbance belonged, it is said, to the int on the Saturday previous aceordii anuther iine. $ 5 eee oer eS Know Nothing party, and were organProtection against Fire —The Dem names. Emulate their virtues, ye rising very, was denied by the Catholie Church to well established reports. Theamount Mormonism.— The N. Y. Tribune Fourtu oF JULY CELEBRATION.—. ized under the resspec tive namesof © lug . crat says a project is on foot to proteet generrations, and hallow their fame! . and was,I would fain believe, he ld by contains a letter purporting to come . ents attachm several the of The Glorious Fourth for the first time} Uglys,’ ‘Rip-Raps,’and ‘Chunkers.’ 'T he . the place against fires, by bringing wa Let theironvide of cannon tell how libvery few. There were th en free nefrom the pen of William Smith, a bro. . 000. have not learned the causes . We Preside Pir se. ~d out the marines , who . cele be will , city the of y tor his the in ter Into town in iren pipes. of it erty was purchased and how well. Let groes as well as n G l a d : pe ae fired upon the rioters. Some five or ow ; if every body re. ther of the celebrated Mormon prophet of the heavy habilities which . pro} ee . yut have no knowled re that suchis the brated with pomp to-morrow. a thousand orators repeat throughout a . garded it lawful to reduce ne . were killed and 17 wounded. The elec. . the State Journal down. It certainly groes as and patriarch, Jo Smith, in which the Che Antique Horrible Fusileers, Capt-. ti5y resnited favorably to the Democ-. . Tact. continent, as now, forever, the epic of . such to slavery, or looked fatt to pap c publi of h enoug had has . up on them as charges against the Mormons, preterred MeGrath; Selby Hill Comet Guards, racy. Hee . our history. Let children lisp the name having no rights which white me . tafe of n tutio tec insti . duc con keg May & Co. are agents for the l wel y au n were . by Judge Drummond and others, are . ‘ ? . hquake Greys, rt Ka Capt. Benson ; Virginia Election —The Virginia eleceof Washine ton till the last syllable of bound to respect, what was the dif j sale of puse California Port, Claret, Aa kind. fer. corroborated. ‘The writer was once a Capt. Hanson; Main Street Beauties, tions have resultedin a general Demo. recorded time. gelica and White wi ence between a free negro and a negro Mormon, but left the Saints when he It is rumored that some dis confe} pt. Lewis; American Hill Subterracratic suecess. Ca . May the day never arrive when a. slave? How can a man who has no saw to what their doctrines and practi-. neans, Capt. Johnson: and the Chii tent is felt by the discomfitted wing of Gov. Gardner, of Mass., declines to reJacobs the Wizard.—This extraorgreat nation shall forget to celebrate rights which all others are boundto reees led. The Danite band. or “destroy. nese Blues, Capt. Sale; will be out . move Judge Loring. . the Democratic party. Iu fact, it bake . dinary deceiver of the senses appeared with sounds of joy, with pomp and cerspect he said to be free ? ing { angels,” as they are called, he says, jin full uniform —the whole reviment The bids for the contract for carrying forth in audible tones on the day of the jat Frisbie’s Theatre. The house was emony, thank and prayer, and} Mr. Chief Justice Tarney seems to us were founded by Brigham Young and ! under the command of Marshall Hosthe overland mail to California are not primary election. The ery of North and} crowded from pit to gallery. It was with intellectual its natal day. . to procced’on the assumption that ne-/. ]his coadjutors, and that they have sworn . opene yet. The sueces applic d sful ant thy wor our South was raised for political effect — an audience such as Jacobs alone can G. S. Hupp, Esq’r, . mer. f . . . “ May the prediction of him who first. eroes are politically and legally a de-. eternal hostility v to the General GovernReeorder, will read the Declaration of . was not known when the steamer sailHow far the voting was influenced by it draw. ‘Lhe wizard is indeed a wonder pronoune led. independence in the graded race in the Union : but such is ; ment. The opinion is prevalent that The bitterness ful performer. He performs the most say. , to able not Indepeudence, after which Pp. Belden, are we . halls of fully verified, and not the fact. That may be so in some treason is being carried on in Utah, and. y In New Orleans an election for Con» : Ps ott] livor = the fide, from bona if ion, oration occas an that on d esse ‘liver expr . us astonishing feats and defies detec Esq., will deliver an é . . our citi troller, Reeorders and members . of the . 2n, to the latest gen-. of the States, but they are notsoin the that not only is the Government comsteps of the Court House. A Band of. (.,, mon Council took place on the Ist. augurs little harmony in the ranks of the tion. Just think ofa man treating two eration e land with bonfires, . Union, nor indeed inall the States. We pelled to make some demonstration to June, when the whole Know Nothing. “harmonious.” It is probably, however, . hundred to whatever they call for out Music will be in attendance. and shout rty’s hozannas from the . regret that in giving the opinion of the. protect itself but to give security to imticket was elected—there beng no op-. merely the ebulition of feeling for the. . of one and the same bottle! Not les fullness Doetcu Fiuar lrems.—A_ corresponposition. of their joyful hearts. Court the learned Judge did not recol. migrants en route for Canifornia. The which will subside as time inexplicable are the other tricks of nt, mome letlong a us writes Flat Dutch at dent I'l.e patriotic effusions of to-morrow, . lect what he is taught by his religion, Presid ent acts upon the popular opinion, The United States Senate, within a wears on. . wizard. beats he satore improvi an As following the the boomimeg of cannon, and the varied namely, the unity of the race, ter from which we extract . few weeks, has lost three of itsmembers. . that al! and sends a body of troops under Harus aneo mpor exte an ing sing , world the of} ens citiz he ee insignia of gladness every where distion: items: yotec s—P. lire A. ; Mississippi of Adams, Stephen men by the natural law aré equal, and . ney to the territory of the Latter Day P. him en giv ts jec sub all or any on g son and James rt. hea Carolina, d in are South of goo the Press, Butler, are ans Auburn, we learn from ric Ame e Th played, are worth to the confederacy all . that negroes are men, and therefore as Saints. Sooner or later there must be . on. . The two last . Bell of New Hampshire tati hesi ’s ent mom a out with but ne no e plac for the e ly supp vot to l on wil ripti subsc ey raising a and swear th the politiea] Union-savers that ever ex. to their rights must be regarded as standa collision between the Government and . died on the same day. . course may be purer ev at wh s an ic er Am isted, multiplied by their acts of insining on the same footing with white men, the Mormons, unless by letting alone other parts of the in party the by sued . Fs . cerity. The day binds the States to. where there is no positive or municipal . par’ , people be. ” the polity of that singular Parley P. ‘ t and ight to-n n agai s ear app obs Jac d.— nee . with water against the time of It is Pratt, formerly Mormon . + ['wo-thirds of the estimated amount re. morrow night at the same place Missionary in San Francisco, has been useless to bespeaka house—tit cannot eady subseribed. The Press alr is red qui te. Sta shot deadin Van Buren, Arkansas, by gether in indissoluble bonds. May it. law that deerades them. Here is what . come obsolete by the inevitable laws of . owded. cr be to il fa the o int t gh ou br ng of nt bei Water is about ever be rem embered that nothing H. HW. MeLain, whose wife he seduced . gives a miser, havinga large amou § may . we dare maintain is the error oftheC ourt. rature, . in San Francisco. ers min e ee Th s. tie $25. nti but g qua ribin subsc ge for lar fits in rty, prope ce pla . rend those “SEA esunder. We admit that negroes, but not negroes fs The Grass Valley ‘Telegraph is Tue Weatner—Unusual for the e th of nd sa ou th t r the ic . fou rd from ve ken stric d been ibe e has scr th sub name His y at ead th alr nave any more than white men, may be reThe steamship Louisiana was burned of the opinion e th of AstTronomicaL Lecrures.— Profese season, rain visited these classic pre-. days work at $3 per day, for the coma few miles from Galveston on the 31st list. on is e r o o M of se ca e Court in th duced by positive law to slavery, but sor A. R. Jackson lectured on Astronocincts on Monday night, and dropped pletion of the Placer County Canal, to of May, and fifty lives lost. the of drecor the on ary ordin extra most Pplanting ourselves on the Constitution, -} di is n io nt te NDRY.— At v Fo DA VA NE down occasionally on us during several . be paid in water at twenty-five cents an my on Tuesday and Wednesday eveand na tural right as expounded by the At New Haven, on the Ist of June rected to the adv srtisement of this insticounty. In this opinion we heartily ec ~ nings of this week, at the M. E. Church, after. The atmosphere has been inch when the water is in, which will the municipal eleetion was held, the days san extraordinary thing on i lt incide. Church and the Common Law, we maine k a m y e h T her column. ot an in on ti tu . giving the most perfect satisfaction to y most of the time this week.— take place by the first of November. chill the of braiches all earrying Democrats to find an ineounty this of s record he t . e n i g n e tain, ard will maintain in face of all m a e t s a om fr e, er th g in th y an hisshearers. His diagrams reprasenting 500. of majority a by government city Dust, linen coats. collars ala Byron, ll we ly ab rk ma r re e r y e pa d r e has received gs u r m in e ce a h gg an w di st e Th Ci vi l Co urts, that where no such law redown. » } 0d om o and flower pots, have retire fr G en. Walker was received at New ue heavenly bodies, their orbits and duces the negro ter can be obtained. wa en wh his deserts. In this view of the cz to slavery, he is a free ook r e e n n i P e h t f o h c , i uently e and Subseq W s with great eclat. o Orlean T " = t servation, 2nd talmas are worn now motions, were pronounced excellent, man ve si en xt —E four-fifths of the ’. people of Grass es Vailey Gu Hu Tur At H 4T , and in the abs enc e of all mun ici h s i l ¢ n E e h Sy of t speech a in r s citizen fo the sed d addres e he t b e d of n i are rks . we ‘th rema em e e th or lec St ve the tur er we and then by those who ha . d ol h city ig this of ion “h populat a r entire the fo and ng ki ma e ns ar io at ar ep has contrary pr tothe s regulation yal chalhe then and , tion dura hours two equal 5 } e e k No Ons, n s a Pine Y bas I , h c n u P character. ying edif s, most al ic the od ri pe e the th for agree. will . urse on Co one of his any in has our thanks out ml ce Ha point Ra to i= any n * at the lenged io right Un s with time the . whit eman i . Neit r her u race o k s i M , a t l e D est requ e u r T sing pres a , y l made k e e him W d s ' r e who hear p r a H civof ion violat in been had h whic acts Y. Tribune, Herald, News, Boston 4th. There are to be horse races, mule nor complexion disables a man under our , d l a r ree are H Tribune, Ty mes, ion.—We ‘onvent C6 ne ‘pieiri , n a in c i treat l b ar u simil p a e R with and rights, l ationa intern or to be gratified al nation il, d ase str ns Llu Journal, Brother Jonathan, be may negr Tuat syst races, foot races, and other attractio Feder oes em. al] S , s w e AmeriN the to n h attentio s call to i r extend quested I to been , n had e z e i purpos t his to i C that sed plea the future, which we are citizens and possess equal rights with London News,and Dollar Newspaper, arfor sportsmen. As heretofore, we exAmerican influence and Americanize tole emb ass will ch whi n tio ven Con ean ted. gran learn is likely to be . faila made rnum Ba: T. . um—P Barn on oat be nl Comma wil white men is proved by the fact that we rived by the last Steamer. into wn to pect every nag in Nicaragua. He pitches morrow, 10 o’clock, A.M. at the Temg Tom closin with pe Euro to trip the last his in ure From nd wi ly. of severe al tri a Davis have made them so in the territories acve der ha d an on, asi occ the [=> Frank Soule has retired from the . eet Str n Mai of foot l, Hal e anc per Outside-—A variety of interesting that he intencs Thumb and “Little Cordelia Howard seems would it ce, senten . qui . red om fro tt m Fra bo nce , d Spa n in a and Mex ico , . softer <ill ka _anndon the outside. editorial supremacy of the Chronicle. . a ‘ SEE I aie i f i " Ps a

A The the Court belongs to an epoch prior to Governor, to have his ea se presented by . rised Agent forthe “Jovr. an article on the Slavery question, from . the introduction of Christianity, and is counsel before the Supreme Co ur t, ex } jw hich we make the following extracts: . more in accordance with the teaching pired to-day—a respite of fourteen 1 Agentto receive . ie of Aristo tle tha n as} tha taken be t may wit quoted h portions The the Gosp el. . days having been granted by the Exe. . € Same oe ; bi : the orthodox catholic view of the great We have no more disposition to inter. cutive beyond the day appoin LT SS LS Robert is i Fisher u ; c oe G A & Kirk are ES IE} Quarterly »a Catholic Rey iew, contains . ted for the question which agitates the country.— fere with slavery where it legally exists . execution by the District Court. our Agents at Sacramento, SS Last taken out and served the Sheriff, j nd,and of the States . nerp examine the affair and test 28 being la ry Ma d an a ni va -I There is muéh truth and point in this : than have our Southern friends, brt we evening a writ of supersed who was backed by a laree number of lyiing to the west ‘of them, are sendi: 4 . fully ea wa s s reconfident it cannot fail te give enIDAY MORNING, JULY 34, 1857. “All human powers, however constitu. do protest against an opinion which placeived by the Sheriff from the Supreme citizens. The Marshal resisted the State petitions to the P resident, praying that sa isfaction. As it is but little troutire off ice rs, he an ll d sha sh a ot rni s we ifo re Cal ex to ch ces . an id indeneg ge ma another roe one d to nd he as s relation suc rla in are ted, h not ove onl the y out of the Court, staying proceedings for a still THE FOURTH. in te ble. to the re st ed , w e wo ul d in vi te tw ee sn Mis th the e pa on rt ie ng s, ci en bu mm t co ev te en tn rou al da ly th . . carrie e U *s dawn ushers in the sevpendent and equal, andthe law which pale of our Republic, but out of the pale longer time. attention to the apparatus. No invenStates cflicers were arrested aid conissippi river not south of St. Louis. sary of American indebinds the sovereign against intervention of humanity. If opinion once went that . It is to be hoped the august tribunal . veyed to Springfield,th tion designed to make the mines more erto e an sw er th from . e ns ur et —R on cti Ele ota nes Min ‘e morn shall break over. binds the citizen or subject,—a fact which . length, it was the business of the Court which has stepped in between the prischarge of resisting the Sheriff while in iubl Rep a te ica ind ota pro duc nes tiv Min e rn sho the uld be overlooked. sou " . our Anglo-Saxon race, through all Sta. to brand it with disappro hi e an d te e bation, and not Sierras upon the gol-. gallows, will dispose of the discharge of his duty. Here is a col. } can majority of the delegates tothe ConDied — Jolin Hughes, who was stabbyuntains and fertile valleys of the »s ofits historical existence, seems nevto recognize it as law. The Court should . the case of Moore in the shortest time lision of the steckholders of the understitutional Convention. ground railroad company andthe Fed. ed. by J ohn Montgomery, at Penn ValState, twenty millions of free-. ¢! to have duly considered. It may be . lean to the side of the weak, and set its consistent able in 1870, pay with their other duties. Eseral authorities that will crea , 7’s te Sta a rni ifo Cal te an inley, thre e or four we ek i the homes of our boyhood will. called the fillibustering race. s sin ce, di ed on face ag op pr unst es s— si nt ce on . The 645 The negro . capes from our jail have. been so fretense commotion. Eigh at rk Yo w Ne in t of the individare quoted joined in the general jubilee. Tis . South as well as the North have favor-. race is, no doubt, inferior to the white quent as to We dnesday morning. Hesent for Montts. cen 63 at 5, 187 of se tho ua ls arrested for assisting the United. excite serious apprehensions go me St ry at es sh or De tl . race, pu y ty j ed but before his death, forthe fillib isth Ma usteri at rs ng a exped reas ha ition on l s a; why in the y y’s. ar shou re bapti sal day. ld st ta in g Cos of four alf American beh on that another desperate villain will be i le hi C. W:. icc eae s Section pe rs on s ch ar ge d wi th ha ga rb ve or riin Gar hi g m K. sla C. an ves d exhonerated him from all , and , gua ara Nic d an Cuba be a ensla , Ric ved, Mexi . or co, why and Cent ral America, . the Court should ooset 1 @ . beat high in American bosoms at ist ie se gets n the community if justice be} were committed to prison at Springfield. son, on the at of Garrison & Morgan, blame in the affair which has result ed ‘inst the weaker ? ince of the holy christen. and in so doing have given countenance . join the stro nger delayed. Vigilance may be persevered . Churchill and Elliott were arraigned Government and . so fatally. Hu s thi on to ed os op pr ve ha r gh heroie ancestry stood go. d to the very principle on which the aboes wa s a go od cit ize n. tw o in ch for ar ge a sho s— rt th e tim first was forassaulting Lord Napier, a plan of ‘itaenianien! e, but guards become THe STATE Dé BT.mid, a fow wee ks salad cae doit The . lition societies defend their intermedHe le av es a wi fe De an pu d fa ty mi Sh ly er to if f de Co pl or mp e to n an d th we es ar the ie e of d sts co wit nd ere ng h int con cti sta fli nt con wat the ng chi hi uc ng, to or the people will be called on to decide lul lf } , ] z ar e Te or assaulting Sherif ibbath of the nation is hailed . dling with slavery in the Southern States th e los s of ay te a n hu sb wit an h indi d an inand y, d an mp fa Co th er. nsit ‘Tra gua ara Nic ed int o a fee lin g o f sec uri ty as t i . through the ballot box upon the justice Naing te baiFl g of securit) S time! tent to kila l. Afte er giv the of to nt the leme sett the ng oki inv ly rect by t.e millions of devotees . [t was filibustering coupled with proof the State debt. The Wanted.—A copy of the Nevada Jourvalidity ef it . Wears on without an event to break the amount of$2,500 each, they were both Central America question, The plan is . he shrine of freedom who dwell in. Slavery tendencies, that we more espechas been decided upon long ago na l of th . monotony. e Sth of August last, to be delib era ted . n. atio istr Imin ght Ad the by of thou well by the j .-¢ GP ‘ aces of a glorious union of. ia@lly condemned in our article on th s, stretching from the chilling re. incoming Administration. If you accept s cf winter to the climes of eternal] . the filibustering clauses of the Cincining, and from ocean to ocean. They . Bati Platform, we cannot defend your lup the past, the sublime epoch “7 opposition to the anti-slavery party, for heir country’s history, recount the you accept the very principle which jus by oe WG. 4 2 Oxreolll View dt-run Decode Scorr . by the very treaties by which we ac. Cast oF Moore.—The limit of the y nurnal. Joc E—The April No. of Soke tson’e . quired those territories. The opinion of time allowed the prisoner Moore by the Heoada SLI LE SRE AI NY EIS Arrival of the Steamer* Sonora. Amalgamating Machine-—A new amal“Aye, fellow citizens, I call to return: ecganjating apparatus, ll co re us io or gl e th by , all u yo on up by which it is claimllision of theFe I de tal aed State Offci ti an ht ig br e th y —b st pa e th of s on cersin Ohio—A telegraphic despatch ti ed all the gold will be saved.can be see n ring ea cl in st si as to , re tu fu e th of ns o ti from Cincinnati,furnishesa brief account pa afe w rods belo w the hig h bri dge ove r o1 ti za ni ca ri e m A e th ng ti ec of the = st, by the United States Marout and pe : i rf Dee r Crec k. The proc ess is a sim ple ic er Am l tra Cen of shal and deputies, of four persons chargone, not necessary here to explain. The ed with har boring fugitive slaves Sube Orerland.—The leading railroad sequently, a writ of Aadbcas corpus was ee ‘of New England, New York, Penninventor is desirous of having quartz mi posited in the corner stone of the Conrepany ive rece will nt rnme Gove The Kansas.—Gov Walker had reached appeal. There now only remains to us the community, lest Moore should esLecompton, Kansas. His inaugural ad. resentative the power now existing In gregationalist Church. Any person havedit to W asuibgton. accr a may ragu Nica . dre ss as serts, among other declarations, ing a copy of the Journal of that date, express an opinion upon the justice in . cape, or that anocher delay for years, as that the laws ef the Territory will te Europe.—Lord Napier has officially . will confer a great favor up our . in the . cas of Hal e con l, vic of kil ted ling some shape, either to others or to on Rev. Mr. maintained by the entire force of the denied the report of a cession of an isWa rren by presenting the same to him selves, of an assumption of the debt. ja Chinaman, should oceur, to the haz-. eovernment. jland by New Granada to Great BritThere is much anxiety manifested in Supreme Court, from which there is no / immediately. And wecannot . ! ut hope that wise coun. ard and expense off the good citizens of. Private advices have been received . ain. Is of that chivalrous period, and. tifies that party. In the British Parliament Lord Pal . The anti-slavery sels will prevail in this the perilous cristhe county. We hope these things will . from Lecompton, K: sas, Gov. Robert . Backus’ Minstrels —TV his troupe of } ‘ir bosoms heave with thankful, vet movement and the filibuster movement by the Su. JWa lk er was met be tak en int o con sid era tio n . is of the State. We have already suf. . by a large body of merston had made an important — Ethicpean imitators gave two entertaiu. citizens 0 f Kansas. with a band of mu-. respecting the Isthmus oud emotions. i, of Panama, ‘ originate in the same tendency, and pro. fered e aouseh in reputation by failures. . preme Court, and dispose of the case . ; ments at i visbie’s Theatre, on Friday . i icsic, ee an d col ors flying y 1”, marche = ind are >¢d Oo t . ak-h he noticed the policy of ates ‘Un Within the 1 tory of men still livceed from the same principle. If we . to meet the interest due upon State quickly. Discontent will be universal . the city. His reception was very en. ted States Gr vernment towards N W and Saturday Evenings of last week, to the link whicl : bound this Repub-. are to defend slavery against abolitionbonds, before the highest tribunal in the in this county, if dispatch is not had. —. thusiastic,and without distinction of par. Granada, and defined the position of the cood house s. Backus is a host in himhe mother country was severed. ists on the principles of internationa law l land took it upon itself unceremoniously Already it breaks out decidedly and). ty, He made a short address, to his . . British Catinet with regard to this mat. self. Sterling isone of the best dancers Seventy-< 1's agO Was presented to and sovereignty, you must not embarrass to declare those bond $ unco a send would fleet of sent with fill fell . plai . English ed The ow-c nly. imen . ter. itiz ts ens } nstitutional. lin th e Ue. wo rl Fr an k Hu ss ey is an old . } the most cord ial and harmonic mus feelmore] support to Mr Buchanae’s demand votld its sublimest spectacle. It ius by defending the filibustering mov eWe cannot afford to add infamy to an STAGING EXTRAORDINARY.—6 MILE] ines, which were received with applause fri end of ours,—so is Tom Raleigh. In t raflic Isthmus the and redress, . for henthe Continental Congress, com-. ment which denies international law, already damaged character. Heat.—On Monday last, while the re-. and the most frien dly demonstrations. . should be rendered free and secure for. y area good band and good set . of those sterling old patriots and the independence of States. There repudiate an indebtedness which . urn stage from Alpha, A. S. Olin’s line,. . of boys all round. Utah—The Administration have de: . . the people of all nations. . fall upon heart like . is nothing less justifiable in the formaNe eee concurious a of hear we ain Sp fe Fro . was waterin g at ed Jenkins’, Mr. S. L. cided upon sending a formidable body of has been contract in good faith, would idines, declared for the Fourth ears ae ee and struck . tion at the North of a party to abolish itella cvainst the S tate till the Amusement spiracp, (in which the King was implica . b crack of Bridge, the driver dismeunted, the ps to Utah. Orders have been i: ee to procure the abdication of the} at the “Smile” five miles on the Wash1ce, resolved to be free or . slavery at the South, than in the expejdoom. S$ he cou ld never rise from be. horses were started by commands given . eee, atch to that Territoroo y Queen. . To . 6 le attempt. lotist There was dis. ditions which have sailed from our ports ‘ar-seein1 gwisdom against Cuba and Central America. . 4] ; 1eath the load of obloquy which would another horse Bxsiares If!. shower o n her n ame. A State which Th you encourage the latter, how can we in . exports monthly enough to extineuis h us qua ; your favor oppose the former ? if the . the entire indebtedness, is not deserving ‘re shone forth in unexat 1psled are? South encourages the Filibusters with a . an hor iorable place in the list of civiliz can never be prop erly appreciated, nev. view er over-estinated. 1, the See on the one. to the acquisition of new slave . ed countries, if she fail to meet her hon States, what can we say against move marshalled hosts of a ereat . ments at the North for the abolition of kingdom, veterans old and firm, welded slavery ! If the South expects WI Look at 3 Mississippi. By her repudi the . ation of a debt her authorities had con the sovereign by every association, . North to respect int ernational law in envious of fame and bearing in their. her favor, she must respec t internation ; cae hitched ceo in ip front t 2 of a . of the] . > ni second lve 5 oh nt of . Dragoons, the . +17 The wholk plot by Queen r © hristiy was de : ated ington read, presents a rare entertain: who, it is said, out as : cea at P ifth aud Tenthnes: giments . ment on the 4th. Vhereis to be a shootof Artillery, witted the C: . . ee hcuse, and left at full speed. : ‘Two pas-. 3 -P hel of Light InSenor I 1. the inis. Us Miatcn, quoit pitching , free collation, sengers were inside at the time, one of} fantry, numbe a two thou i ter, hadarrived at the cap was . &c. &c, Jenkins is one of, the best cawhom threw himself out with no injury. fee men, under the command of Gen. hoped that the Mexican ditheulty would . terers in the country. _ . 1 . Llarney. Che other, a cripple, was obliged to)” “"*be settled. ’ take his’ chances in the vehicle. There were various reports current in . Corner Stone-—The corner stone of The] _, Col. Cr oat been offered the é ; . Governorship of . Paris respecting the dispute between} Utah. the ist ational Congreg horses, four in number, swept alone the Church will be i a = : : nar road, turning all its : . 4. angles, windingz . along its sinuosities, avoiding trees and. . ; Ben McCullough persistly refu Maj. rythe Gove rnorship SOG ot if ge tah, ses to rigs althoughit has tracted, ste has become amone business rocks, and crossing bridges, with the ut-. by the men asynonym for faithlessness and dis most precision and finally brought up been pressed upon him Spain and Mexico . . a), " > laid to-morrow Minister _ “ Vv at ‘I r ' (4th) at 11 o’clock with em iat appropr i ann ° : ri Telegraph.—What is with our cotemporary at Grass ranks the prestice of never-failing vic. al law herself.” nople for ES honor. He ci r in ti front ze ha of ns the ve su American ff er co Exchange, ed mafand cousular appointments are : pretend ’ on ory. see heir plumed commanders, . Brownson criticizes Taney his brother . mercially the value of the entire debt, . ter a1un of six miles over a crooked, ; @snounced ; ome st -onquerors of many : . James Virioh ( Pe a well-foucht field, . Catholic, as follows :—“T here ean be ten times told, and yet the stigma is not . rough and dangerous road, with nothing : v . Wrig a f Indis suc : ‘ eeds Mr. ’ 1, at berwin with military reputation unsurpassed, . no reasonable doubt that Mr. Jeff é wip ed but out, a nor ta whiffletree broker : and the erip, » A T will it be roken! er for so years to n . and the eri HenryC. Murphy, of New York, takes not only I and still greedy tor more. See every and many others when they de clared all jcome. Suspicion lurks about her name. ple still inside, badly seared, but not} the place of Mr Belmont, at the Hacu. rian poli ation of appliance of war that wealth or con-. men created equal intended the aie But the debt of Mississippi was ne: itherwise cingitbga The horses appa-. Mr. Croskey, Consul at Seuthampton, t for quest can furnish —-a powerful nati pl e th ey as serted after P ope Alexander double that of ours, with a less Scvilie rently were n frightened, nor had Phompson, of on,. invincible on land, and the triumpha Her productions at the they prob:ably, the least idea of running nt LIT. shoulld apply in its fullest extent. tion to pay it. ha > Eilts, tlement had al It is l ofthe @ialo lat sent that the terms of an amicable set Prasident oLamaionie L he > Ww ] B r i The co ted ? In copy weeks several . eena pt nave ? esty Religious.—R ae so a estates, valuec Ser rpeeted 2 Mr. Episcopal he 5th « ( per being se and cé eed be 12th of the on.— graph rOuth rt mistress of the ocean. Then look on. Mr. Chief Justice Taney is a Catholic, . time were insignificant aside those of . away, und they only manifested the us. Here are the scattered few and knows that from 1 182 the Popes California, and if the lasting condemna-. ual symptoms of aniwals after a hard} ed sons of freedom. With-. have condemned, on pain of excomma the other. but undis out discipli ithout arms, clad in the . nication, the reduction of African nehabiliments ¢ *ry-day life, poor in all groes to slavery, and he knows that Mr. ee of war but the loftiest and. Jefferson, in his draft of the Declaration eo s : most determine: of Independence, enumerated among the spi irit. Track them ee le hines ie 37 7G ' 4 ~ ver the froz en ia)by the blood of . thin gs which justifie d the Colo nies in naked feet, see the torch of discord and . severing the tie which bound them to ~~ tha si} pi, surely the cannot This isa specimen of what our stages a better state of things, and the point has been reached when a false step may lichted up in their midst, and . Great Britain and in casting off their alplunge the country in irretrievable ruin. hold the contrast! On one side are} legiance to the British Crown, the fact . sin and determination. on Tuesday and Wednesday enings. . J: i What dreadful laws prohibiting the importation of neé upon our fathers. groes from Africato be held ag slaves. then! Who ea n suflic lentiy admire . There was too as the adoption of the und cheri sh such heroism ? When we . Federal Constitution already rising thr o’scan with retros pective eye the cloudy out the civilized world a stror & opinion esponstil t rested arty thro last hope of resuscitation. ment of it, An endorse. Petite Lotta, however, made up the de. will weigh upon our purses, . ficiency. it is true, for a time, brt it will enable us to walk erect in the face of God and man, with an honest look, the outside National a a 1 Council.—The eviean Nat ut the T 1 a was ad : p 5 Wits Niag There had

diunes H's Crimean I tures ic sear. t « tt which mat mer literature, science and Teleg ( tik Vey 1 CHANGED ¢ va Slate State GC : ives ek f r bk. Brady. = an diately Louis Lhe ee Pen Sie Lem-. Federal Capitol has been the e~ go seene i er in >t no that of the latthe mud ve ei tale als. — editori ‘ ‘ ¢ 18th ult z there is a smack ' “ the new re P : i of the church about the paper, but it is ic 7 Snanic Spanish change took place on the } of iter stuck e line up the Sac . Ww cou es tctousis with bit Political Riot in stepsto exie Lhe rep is former . Washington —The ta Change.—TVhe Santa Barbara Gazett a Stands i. are vamento Valley to Shasta, and Yreka. ] 1as ec St Hubbard and ry ine ine Co and —— Linder: in, of Berks, for Canal Commissioner. Pe x ; SS Creek via A dead a Rabbitt : Eureka 1 ips of Alleah hk from Downieville is to be extended g Lotta, and Miss Arabella are the princi. selena pal attractions, performed at Frisbie’s. Jacsb Broon A repudiation of our debt, we believe. . phe houses were slim, Miss Louisa . ower and Jovalty, on the other patriot. that the Cr € own had refused its assent to . will decide our affairs, crushing out the! did not come up to expectations. La . . se ~ Trade is every where depressed. Bu. Turatrru—The Metropolitan troupe Pen siness men are str g to bring about . 5¢ which Miss Louisa $a: La Petite. Pe nse treaL son . on fec. . can do without a driver. hope to escape it. Amer Ae somewhere be 5 Let Indeed she has ecnsiderable . eens age . one of the most diggraceful political riots . tween San Francisco and Downieville,} ( ss W ary : s me. there be t+—The Common Council of Marysville are taking steps taleut or art, whatever it may be called wheeh as ever oceurred in this country. compelling the De at to resort to alto light the city with eas. Mokelumne in her line. She isa pretty danseuse] While the municipal election was pro-. . beautiful yellow — reminding us of days! Hill is to be lighted in like manner als for one so young, and sings well for a] gressing on the first of June, a band of = . sign of correct intentions within. child Weics kK Ssheltn pleased . au-. rioters, from Baltimore, made a terrible. acone. ; eae Yield of the Mi nes.—The Mining attack upon the Democratic voters, with . compare it with the effulgent noon of. right to buy t ec sp the re lf go Se od opi nio of th n e Gone e In.—TVh and sell negroes, already State Journa The company labored . ‘. Journal esthe dienee much. estimat 1 yield of the mines i pistois. . _ knives , &e. drivin g them away now, what bosom does not swell with slaves, asan ordinary arti wor an our ld, ow d pe n int cu ni ere ary sts of merc cl hane under great disadvantages, in coming. trom the polls. and dispersing the Com. tion, was pounced on by the Sheriff on} sijee 1848, at $5°6,162,061. This . } 3 } a ] a } " ‘ . ? 2 ° mW ’ pride of his ancestral origin, and revere . dise, was very generally held, I grant, in the long run, demand that no stain of after Stark and other successful theatrimissi¢ ners. Monday and closed with heavy attach-. . ng things to a spot. Those odd ‘Therow commenced in the the emory of the founders of Ameri-. but the right to buy and sell free nerepudia tion should eyer I pollute our escais. We wish them better success} 4th Ward. The vagabonds making the. ments. Vhe clique of that hame went . I cents were hard to get morning of our national history, and . against the justice of negro slavery. The ee ean liberty? Eternal honor to their groes, or to reduce free negroes to slacutcheon. disturbance belonged, it is said, to the int on the Saturday previous aceordii anuther iine. $ 5 eee oer eS Know Nothing party, and were organProtection against Fire —The Dem names. Emulate their virtues, ye rising very, was denied by the Catholie Church to well established reports. Theamount Mormonism.— The N. Y. Tribune Fourtu oF JULY CELEBRATION.—. ized under the resspec tive namesof © lug . crat says a project is on foot to proteet generrations, and hallow their fame! . and was,I would fain believe, he ld by contains a letter purporting to come . ents attachm several the of The Glorious Fourth for the first time} Uglys,’ ‘Rip-Raps,’and ‘Chunkers.’ 'T he . the place against fires, by bringing wa Let theironvide of cannon tell how libvery few. There were th en free nefrom the pen of William Smith, a bro. . 000. have not learned the causes . We Preside Pir se. ~d out the marines , who . cele be will , city the of y tor his the in ter Into town in iren pipes. of it erty was purchased and how well. Let groes as well as n G l a d : pe ae fired upon the rioters. Some five or ow ; if every body re. ther of the celebrated Mormon prophet of the heavy habilities which . pro} ee . yut have no knowled re that suchis the brated with pomp to-morrow. a thousand orators repeat throughout a . garded it lawful to reduce ne . were killed and 17 wounded. The elec. . the State Journal down. It certainly groes as and patriarch, Jo Smith, in which the Che Antique Horrible Fusileers, Capt-. ti5y resnited favorably to the Democ-. . Tact. continent, as now, forever, the epic of . such to slavery, or looked fatt to pap c publi of h enoug had has . up on them as charges against the Mormons, preterred MeGrath; Selby Hill Comet Guards, racy. Hee . our history. Let children lisp the name having no rights which white me . tafe of n tutio tec insti . duc con keg May & Co. are agents for the l wel y au n were . by Judge Drummond and others, are . ‘ ? . hquake Greys, rt Ka Capt. Benson ; Virginia Election —The Virginia eleceof Washine ton till the last syllable of bound to respect, what was the dif j sale of puse California Port, Claret, Aa kind. fer. corroborated. ‘The writer was once a Capt. Hanson; Main Street Beauties, tions have resultedin a general Demo. recorded time. gelica and White wi ence between a free negro and a negro Mormon, but left the Saints when he It is rumored that some dis confe} pt. Lewis; American Hill Subterracratic suecess. Ca . May the day never arrive when a. slave? How can a man who has no saw to what their doctrines and practi-. neans, Capt. Johnson: and the Chii tent is felt by the discomfitted wing of Gov. Gardner, of Mass., declines to reJacobs the Wizard.—This extraorgreat nation shall forget to celebrate rights which all others are boundto reees led. The Danite band. or “destroy. nese Blues, Capt. Sale; will be out . move Judge Loring. . the Democratic party. Iu fact, it bake . dinary deceiver of the senses appeared with sounds of joy, with pomp and cerspect he said to be free ? ing { angels,” as they are called, he says, jin full uniform —the whole reviment The bids for the contract for carrying forth in audible tones on the day of the jat Frisbie’s Theatre. The house was emony, thank and prayer, and} Mr. Chief Justice Tarney seems to us were founded by Brigham Young and ! under the command of Marshall Hosthe overland mail to California are not primary election. The ery of North and} crowded from pit to gallery. It was with intellectual its natal day. . to procced’on the assumption that ne-/. ]his coadjutors, and that they have sworn . opene yet. The sueces applic d sful ant thy wor our South was raised for political effect — an audience such as Jacobs alone can G. S. Hupp, Esq’r, . mer. f . . . “ May the prediction of him who first. eroes are politically and legally a de-. eternal hostility v to the General GovernReeorder, will read the Declaration of . was not known when the steamer sailHow far the voting was influenced by it draw. ‘Lhe wizard is indeed a wonder pronoune led. independence in the graded race in the Union : but such is ; ment. The opinion is prevalent that The bitterness ful performer. He performs the most say. , to able not Indepeudence, after which Pp. Belden, are we . halls of fully verified, and not the fact. That may be so in some treason is being carried on in Utah, and. y In New Orleans an election for Con» : Ps ott] livor = the fide, from bona if ion, oration occas an that on d esse ‘liver expr . us astonishing feats and defies detec Esq., will deliver an é . . our citi troller, Reeorders and members . of the . 2n, to the latest gen-. of the States, but they are notsoin the that not only is the Government comsteps of the Court House. A Band of. (.,, mon Council took place on the Ist. augurs little harmony in the ranks of the tion. Just think ofa man treating two eration e land with bonfires, . Union, nor indeed inall the States. We pelled to make some demonstration to June, when the whole Know Nothing. “harmonious.” It is probably, however, . hundred to whatever they call for out Music will be in attendance. and shout rty’s hozannas from the . regret that in giving the opinion of the. protect itself but to give security to imticket was elected—there beng no op-. merely the ebulition of feeling for the. . of one and the same bottle! Not les fullness Doetcu Fiuar lrems.—A_ corresponposition. of their joyful hearts. Court the learned Judge did not recol. migrants en route for Canifornia. The which will subside as time inexplicable are the other tricks of nt, mome letlong a us writes Flat Dutch at dent I'l.e patriotic effusions of to-morrow, . lect what he is taught by his religion, Presid ent acts upon the popular opinion, The United States Senate, within a wears on. . wizard. beats he satore improvi an As following the the boomimeg of cannon, and the varied namely, the unity of the race, ter from which we extract . few weeks, has lost three of itsmembers. . that al! and sends a body of troops under Harus aneo mpor exte an ing sing , world the of} ens citiz he ee insignia of gladness every where distion: items: yotec s—P. lire A. ; Mississippi of Adams, Stephen men by the natural law aré equal, and . ney to the territory of the Latter Day P. him en giv ts jec sub all or any on g son and James rt. hea Carolina, d in are South of goo the Press, Butler, are ans Auburn, we learn from ric Ame e Th played, are worth to the confederacy all . that negroes are men, and therefore as Saints. Sooner or later there must be . on. . The two last . Bell of New Hampshire tati hesi ’s ent mom a out with but ne no e plac for the e ly supp vot to l on wil ripti subsc ey raising a and swear th the politiea] Union-savers that ever ex. to their rights must be regarded as standa collision between the Government and . died on the same day. . course may be purer ev at wh s an ic er Am isted, multiplied by their acts of insining on the same footing with white men, the Mormons, unless by letting alone other parts of the in party the by sued . Fs . cerity. The day binds the States to. where there is no positive or municipal . par’ , people be. ” the polity of that singular Parley P. ‘ t and ight to-n n agai s ear app obs Jac d.— nee . with water against the time of It is Pratt, formerly Mormon . + ['wo-thirds of the estimated amount re. morrow night at the same place Missionary in San Francisco, has been useless to bespeaka house—tit cannot eady subseribed. The Press alr is red qui te. Sta shot deadin Van Buren, Arkansas, by gether in indissoluble bonds. May it. law that deerades them. Here is what . come obsolete by the inevitable laws of . owded. cr be to il fa the o int t gh ou br ng of nt bei Water is about ever be rem embered that nothing H. HW. MeLain, whose wife he seduced . gives a miser, havinga large amou § may . we dare maintain is the error oftheC ourt. rature, . in San Francisco. ers min e ee Th s. tie $25. nti but g qua ribin subsc ge for lar fits in rty, prope ce pla . rend those “SEA esunder. We admit that negroes, but not negroes fs The Grass Valley ‘Telegraph is Tue Weatner—Unusual for the e th of nd sa ou th t r the ic . fou rd from ve ken stric d been ibe e has scr th sub name His y at ead th alr nave any more than white men, may be reThe steamship Louisiana was burned of the opinion e th of AstTronomicaL Lecrures.— Profese season, rain visited these classic pre-. days work at $3 per day, for the coma few miles from Galveston on the 31st list. on is e r o o M of se ca e Court in th duced by positive law to slavery, but sor A. R. Jackson lectured on Astronocincts on Monday night, and dropped pletion of the Placer County Canal, to of May, and fifty lives lost. the of drecor the on ary ordin extra most Pplanting ourselves on the Constitution, -} di is n io nt te NDRY.— At v Fo DA VA NE down occasionally on us during several . be paid in water at twenty-five cents an my on Tuesday and Wednesday eveand na tural right as expounded by the At New Haven, on the Ist of June rected to the adv srtisement of this insticounty. In this opinion we heartily ec ~ nings of this week, at the M. E. Church, after. The atmosphere has been inch when the water is in, which will the municipal eleetion was held, the days san extraordinary thing on i lt incide. Church and the Common Law, we maine k a m y e h T her column. ot an in on ti tu . giving the most perfect satisfaction to y most of the time this week.— take place by the first of November. chill the of braiches all earrying Democrats to find an ineounty this of s record he t . e n i g n e tain, ard will maintain in face of all m a e t s a om fr e, er th g in th y an hisshearers. His diagrams reprasenting 500. of majority a by government city Dust, linen coats. collars ala Byron, ll we ly ab rk ma r re e r y e pa d r e has received gs u r m in e ce a h gg an w di st e Th Ci vi l Co urts, that where no such law redown. » } 0d om o and flower pots, have retire fr G en. Walker was received at New ue heavenly bodies, their orbits and duces the negro ter can be obtained. wa en wh his deserts. In this view of the cz to slavery, he is a free ook r e e n n i P e h t f o h c , i uently e and Subseq W s with great eclat. o Orlean T " = t servation, 2nd talmas are worn now motions, were pronounced excellent, man ve si en xt —E four-fifths of the ’. people of Grass es Vailey Gu Hu Tur At H 4T , and in the abs enc e of all mun ici h s i l ¢ n E e h Sy of t speech a in r s citizen fo the sed d addres e he t b e d of n i are rks . we ‘th rema em e e th or lec St ve the tur er we and then by those who ha . d ol h city ig this of ion “h populat a r entire the fo and ng ki ma e ns ar io at ar ep has contrary pr tothe s regulation yal chalhe then and , tion dura hours two equal 5 } e e k No Ons, n s a Pine Y bas I , h c n u P character. ying edif s, most al ic the od ri pe e the th for agree. will . urse on Co one of his any in has our thanks out ml ce Ha point Ra to i= any n * at the lenged io right Un s with time the . whit eman i . Neit r her u race o k s i M , a t l e D est requ e u r T sing pres a , y l made k e e him W d s ' r e who hear p r a H civof ion violat in been had h whic acts Y. Tribune, Herald, News, Boston 4th. There are to be horse races, mule nor complexion disables a man under our , d l a r ree are H Tribune, Ty mes, ion.—We ‘onvent C6 ne ‘pieiri , n a in c i treat l b ar u simil p a e R with and rights, l ationa intern or to be gratified al nation il, d ase str ns Llu Journal, Brother Jonathan, be may negr Tuat syst races, foot races, and other attractio Feder oes em. al] S , s w e AmeriN the to n h attentio s call to i r extend quested I to been , n had e z e i purpos t his to i C that sed plea the future, which we are citizens and possess equal rights with London News,and Dollar Newspaper, arfor sportsmen. As heretofore, we exAmerican influence and Americanize tole emb ass will ch whi n tio ven Con ean ted. gran learn is likely to be . faila made rnum Ba: T. . um—P Barn on oat be nl Comma wil white men is proved by the fact that we rived by the last Steamer. into wn to pect every nag in Nicaragua. He pitches morrow, 10 o’clock, A.M. at the Temg Tom closin with pe Euro to trip the last his in ure From nd wi ly. of severe al tri a Davis have made them so in the territories acve der ha d an on, asi occ the [=> Frank Soule has retired from the . eet Str n Mai of foot l, Hal e anc per Outside-—A variety of interesting that he intencs Thumb and “Little Cordelia Howard seems would it ce, senten . qui . red om fro tt m Fra bo nce , d Spa n in a and Mex ico , . softer <ill ka _anndon the outside. editorial supremacy of the Chronicle. . a ‘ SEE I aie i f i " Ps a