March 11, 1853 (4 pages)

VOL. 2.--NO. 46. THE JOURNAL, PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY BUDD & SARGEN', NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1853. as some of the nations of Europe ana America, who have done away with} ‘The Harpers have published Lan. the promises, and deprived themselves . man’s Memoirs of the Private Life of sssings of Abré h § 7 an ‘ r of the blessings of Abraham, Isaac and . Haniel Webster. Lanman was the Jacob. The nations do not know any: 3 ;great statesmans private secretary. ON, ° ‘ning, two Mexicans, who were sleep. ing near the Centre street bridge, were ‘shot by balls from Colt’s revolvers, and probably mortally wounded. RaWHOLE NoO., 150. Poem by Daniel Webster, . Morrible Atrocity.— Yesterday mor-. Sanatory ARRANGEMENTS OF THE P. 'M. S. Company’s Steamers.—Immedi~ ately upon arriving ia port these steamers have all their spare coals and stores taken out, and their holds, store rooms and coal bunkers whitewashed. The ©Mce on Broad street; opposite the Court thing about the blessings of Abraham ; jand even those who have only one House. . TERMS. ‘wife cannot get rid of their covetuousFor one year, in advance $700 . ness, and get their little hearts large . Six months 490 . 1 have thes ety with a . Three months 99 . enough to share their property with a . Single copies, 25 cis. . numerous family. They are so penuTHGAL BLANKS of all kinds for sale rious, and so narrow and contracted . at this office. \in their feelings, that they take every . JOB WORK of all kinds speedily and possible care not to have their families neatly executed. jlarge; they do not know what is in ADVERTISEMENTS, to insure inserthe future, nor what blessings they are . tion, should be banded in as early as Thursdepriving themselves of, because of . day noon. Rates moderate, ‘the traditions of their fathers. They . JAMES M. PARKER, is our agent at do not know that a man’s posterity, in . San Francisco, at Wann & Co.’s Paper the eternal worlds, are to constitute . Warehouse, on Clay strecé, All advertise . jijs glory, his kingdom, and domin. ments sent through him will receive prompt font? . attention. . A. DELANO & Co. are our agents at . Grass Valley, at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s. Inon.--The Boston Post states that . ‘ nearly three hundred thousand tons of . Largest Yet, . railroad iron were imported into this . Well, we are now ready to give it country during the last year, whilst up! We hardly know whether to during the same period only eighteen . leave the premises, or to crowd the thousand tons were manufactured in . hat more firmly on the head and rePennsylvania. Were it not for the . main where we are! We really had undoubte! facts by which this state. the idea that the Iturbide claim was as ment is sustained, it would appear inextensive a garden spot as an ordinacredible. And what Janguage can ry gentleman in easy circumstance. properly characterise the fatuity and would desire. But we have to inform utter folly of a system of public policy . cg) supposing it to be a eask of erack. our readers that there is another claim that encourages the importation of Un) oye, placed it close to a hot stove, where in existence which is a perfect swal-jarticle which in its raw state lies in lower. The Iturbide claisn isa whale immense quantities beneath our own —among small fish; but thet and the soil, aod for the manufacture of which . Sutter, the Peralta, and the famed Le-, we are possessed of every capability ? mantour fade into mere stars before Such a course can only be compared the blaze of this enormity. There is to the criminal folly of a man who dia downright living man, walking about, rects his efforts to the assistance of breathing and secing like other men, those who have no claim on him to the who claims two thirds of this State in) manifest neglect and injury of those . pne lump. The claim starts at Cape of his own household, whose interests . Mendocino, it follows the coast dawn . should be his own. What would be; past San Francisco to the 35 parallel, . thence strikes across to the summit of/so in a nation, from the wider sphere . Sierra Nevada, just about clearing Los . through which its actions operate -— Angelos, thence northwardly along the . Such, however, is the course of the ridze of the Sierra to a point due east / dominant political party, and instead . from Cape Mendocino, thence west to ‘ofa return to a proper system of enthe Cape itself. The modest gentle. couragement to the iron manufacture, man, it seems, is not satisfied with an . the tendency is rather to strip it of the ordinary meal of a 22 league piece of. incidental protection which fortuitous agricultural land, but like some greedy . circumstances have created. Under monster, he gulps down everything . such circumstances arguiment and re. jediseriminately. Jato his capacious . monstrance are alike uscless, and the . maw they pitch pell mell; mines of only remedy seems to be to wait pacopper, and gold and silver, and San . tiently until experience teaches its bit. Franciseo and pine woods, quarries of ter lesson, and we learn, toe use a granite and coal, tent-villages and homely phrase, how far too dearly we grizzly bears, the white-washed farm have “ paid for our whistle.” house, streams and fences, Catholic} We take the above extract from the Churches and Baptist, wharves and . ffartford (Ct.) Courant, It contains school-houses, filled and unfilled water . fgets which should commend them. lots, six hundred feet extensions, the! selyes to the attention of American . Alta California and all. Now, ridicus . Levislators. lous as this seems, the intelligence; ‘Phe recent extraordinary rise in’ comes te us from a most reliable . the price of iron (said to be nearly or source, and we ean assure our readers . quite 100 per cent.) has confounded it is an actual fact. Where is Le. the calculations of political speculators, mantour? The best of the story comes and knocked into “ pi” the predictions yet. The legal adviser of this unasof those free-trade advocates, who presuming claimant was exceedingly anx-. dicted that a low duty would give the fuel Evedia received one ball in the . matresses of the past voyage are conThe greatest curiosity which the New . fleshy part of his arm another entered . domned, and new ones furnished, so that York Post has met in the book, is a/ his left side and lodged among the in-. one passenger never sleeps ona bed that couple of stanzas of verse, the only specimen of Webster’s poetry so far as we know, that ever found its way into print. Our readers will, doubtless, be curious to see them : THE MEMORY OF THE HEART. If stores of dry and loarned lore we gain, We keep them in the viemory of the brain ; Names, things, and facts — whatever we knowledge call, There is the common ledger for them all ; And images on this cold surface traced Make slight impressions, and are soon effaced. But we’ve a page more glowing and more bright, On which our friendship and our love to write; That these may never from thé soul depart, Je trust them to the MEMORY OF THE HEART. There \s no dimming~no defacement here ; Each new pulsation keeps the record clear ; . testines. Jose Maria Moreva receiv‘ed a wound in his left side, the ball . entering at the terminus of one of the . short ribs, and passed into the abdo. men, lodging among the bowels. ‘The attack was made by two very respectably dressed men, while the two Mexicans were lying in their bed, made among their saddles. Should either of the wounded men recover, they will probably be able to identify the cowardly assassins, as they had a fair view ‘of their faces and forms. A friend, upon whose judgment we place great reliance, says that a Mexican informed him that two Sonorians, whom he recognized as dangerous ‘characters, having known them in the Warm, golden letters, all the tablet fill, . State of Sonora, were prowling in the Nor love their lustre till the heart stands still. London, Nov. 19th, 1839. An Unsusrectep Dancer. — A eask of gunpowder was lately shipped from Boston, in a small sailing craft, to be carried to one of the Islands for use in blasting. The crew of the vesit remained for the entire passage without accident Raitroaps in Kenrucky.—The Maysville Hagle gives the following gratifying report of the progress of . railread matters in that part of Kentucky: . vicinity of this city on Monday evening. He thinks it probable that they belong to Joaquin’s band, and ‘that they have gone in the directn ,of San Jose. So look out below. Stockton Republican. . The Seasons of Life. Life is like the passing year— Budding hopes with Spring appear; Urging on the sultry hours Summer-noon brings wealth of flowers, Autumn’s afternoon is rife With the golden grain of life; . Frosty age in twilight dim Trembling hears the vesper hymn— Ere the bell has ceased to toll Heaven will claim another soul! Hope and life have passed away, Winter—death, secures his prey. _A Woman's Man.--Gerrit Smith “Mr. Childe, Chief Engineer of the says, “were yeu to ask who elected has been previously used by another. The linen and other bed clothing is sent to the laundry to be washed. The vessels are then thoroughly cleansed, ven tilated, dried and fumigated from stem te stern, and disinfecting agents placed throughout them. They are well ou vided with wind sails, air ports, bky lights, &c., which are kept in constant use, giving a free circulation of air throughout the ship. These are also constantly used when on the voyage ; and at sea, the cabin and steerage are daily washed and dried. A stream of water from the sea’ cock, is kept constantly running into the ship, while under way: which is discharged by the engine bilge pumps, thus keeping every thing sweet between the floor timbers. Great care and attention is given to provide stores, provisions, &c., of the very best quality, which are kept on ship board in large airy store rooms, and are carefully examined and inspected before given out for consumption. si New supplies of fresh meats, poultry, and vegetables are produced at the way ports on the route. Each steamer has a surgeon of the highest reputation, efficiency and skill, and their dispensaries are supplied with drugs and medicines of every variety, and of the best quality —a certain portion of each ship is expressly appropriated for the purpose of a hospital, and nurses are provided to wait upon the sick, and afford them eve~ ry attention. Medical attendance, medicines and nurses are furnished to passengers free of expense. ; The above is furnished us asa most reliable statement of the facts in the case of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s steamers. The recent mortality via. Panama, is doubtless wholly owing to the presence censurable in an individual is still more . Maysville and Big Sandy Railroad, . me, I should answer—the women. . of the yellow fever, that scourge of the has organized a party to locate the The women pleaded and prayed for/ tropics, at that point. It has probably line of the road between Maysville . and Springville, opposite Portsmouth. . He is now at Springville, at which . point the work of location will com. mence and proceed down to Maysville. . The company will be prepared to put . the graduation and masonry under , . shall have prepared the line The Maysville and Lexington Railread company are still vigorously pros. ecuting the graduation and masonry . of their jine, having a very heavy . force of woikmen employed. ‘They have been very fortunate in the sale . of all the county and corporate bonds, . as we are assured by the President, . Mr. Waller, who has just returned . {rom New York, at first rate prices, and are now in possession ef ample eash funds to push forward their work . with increased and unusual vigor.-— . They have purchased all their rails, chairs, spikes and machinery, at prix me, and Iam elected. Thanks for the women for such a result.” t= An eccentric man in Bath, Maine, was asked to contribute to Forcign Missions. He gave'a quarter, but stopped the agent as he was de‘contract as soon as the locating party . parting and said : “Here is a dollar to pay the expense of getting the quarter to the heathen.” Virtue, like flowers, will grow in any soil. All that’s necessary to ensure a crop is proper culture. What abated ere this. It is evident that the company have taken uausual precaution to prevent disease, and to mitigate it when itoccurs. Capt. Knight, the agent of the company here, a gentleman of capacity, integrity, and benevolence; devotes himself with great energy to the duties of his office.—Christian Advocate. dead for the past year includes such names as Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, John Sargeant, Prince Schwartaénberg, David Graham, Robert Rantoul, David Henshaw, Roger Jones, Arthur Welles» ley, John McKinly, William Ware, Thomas Moore, Samuel Prout, Horatio guano is to the geraniums, so is rattan . Greenough, Edward Seguin, Ada Byron, and the Psalms of David to the rising. Junius Brutus Booth, John Frazee, John generation. Haviland, Sir John Harvey, Admiral Wormley, Marshal Marmont, Robert Dickens’ method of killing off one . Blackwood, Baron Krudenor, A. J. DewnHouse, viz: by spontaneous combustion, has raised a laugh upon him in the scientific circles. He has a good precedent, however, in Capt. Marryatt, . of his character in No. 10 of Bleakling, Pugin, D'Orsay, Johanot, Mapleson, among the statesmen, artists, scholars and eminent citizens; while among the clergy are recorded the deaths of three Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal, (Chase, Gadsden and Henshaw.) and ees considerably below the market Who serves up a character in the same . one (Hedding) of the Methodist Episcorates, and have contracted for laying the entire track of superstructure between Maysville and Lexington. That way. fa The new liquor bill in N. Hampious that he should have the claim . filed, but the client talked and thought . the matter over, and after the papers were preparing, concluded, (with what. wisdom our readers can judg) he had consumer low priced iron. One of the leading arguments against this free trade low duties system was, that the effect of the law would be to reduce the price for a given time, or unportion of the road lying between Pa. shire was indefinitely portpssra in the ris and Lexington will be completed House of fepresentatives by 19 majority. and in running order, with all the ne-. yen. Winter is in full force in Vercessary engines and cars, in July next; mont and New Hampshire, while in the between Paris and Millersburg, and . interior of Massachusetts there has been val Church ; together with the learned Drs. Stuart, Ballou and Nott, three most emibent clergymen. ' ne. By late accounts from Peru wo loarn that another revolution is about to to take place in Lima. In consequence of this, powder crackers have advanced better not present his pretensions to 2) ¢j] the American manufacturers were between Maysville and Johnson, in . piece of eountry considerably larger! driven out of the market, and forced than the New England States, because . (9 suspend operations ; after which the it would injure, by the offensive odor . price would again rise to a higher figwhich it would stir up, other landed . ure than ever before reached. Such interests and prospects which he had . 4 result follows, as a matter of course, in New Mexico --S. F. Traaseript. . after breaking down the American September next; and the remaining . gap between Johnson and Millersburg . early in the spring of 1854, Mr.) Waller, during his late trip East, pur. chased three more locomotives, making . It isa pity somebody don’t make . claim to the other “one undivided . third” of California, and a division of . the State would need no convention. We shall all have to leave pretty soon . or be the vassals of land owners.--When will these ridiculous farces end ? Mormnonism.---At a Mormon Cons ference held at Salt Lake, speeches in favor of polygamy were made by several of the patriarchs of that denomi. nation. Elder Pratt discourses at great length on this subject, of which . we find the following in the S. #’. Her. ald, taken from the official report of the conference : “He says Abraham received the promise that his offspring should be as numorous as the sand. But, he con. tinues; ‘it would have been rather a slow process, if Abraham had been confined to one wife, like some of those narrow, eontracted notions of medern Christianity. J think there is only about one-fifth of the population of the globe that bolieve in the one-wife system; the other four-fifths believe in the doctrine of a plurality of wives. They have had it handed down from producers. The foreign capitalists then have the market in their own . hands, and can control the price. A. merican makers can return to the business, but it will result in a less, for as soon as they get fairly under way . the heavy foreign capitalists will again reduce the price so low as to force them out of the market.-Suc. Union. <ahneiiimeinccemcbnitaiptiipinatiiciielaiielsnliny . Prorosep Savarirs.—Mr. Bush has . introduced a bill in the Assembly, afiixing the annual salaries of officers as fol. \lows: Governor $6,000; Secretary of . State,$3,000; Treasurer, $4,000; Comp. troller, $4,800; Attorney-General, $1,500; Surveyor-General and Superintendent of Public Education, $100; Supreme Judges, $6,000; District Judges, $6,000, $5,000, $3,500, and $2,500, according to the District; District Attornies, to be fixed by Board of Supervisors, or Court of Sessions; Clerks of Departments, $2,500 ; Lieutenant Governor and Speaker, $16 per diem, during the session; Members of the Legislature, $10 per diem. Read twice, and referred to the committee on Ways and Means. reQ. Since the birth of Mrs. Stowe’s imaginative little Eva, over 300 infants time immemorial, and are not half so have been Ubristened by that name in narrow and contracted in their minds . Boston. five in all, and secured them at the cost of engines before the late rise in iron. . Indian Marriage Premise. — A young Indian had failed in his atten. double that of last year. tions toa young squaw. She made ted a hearing or trial. The lady laid the cause before the Judge and explained the nature of the promise made to her. It consisted of sundry visits a cent a pack, and roman candles are ei Ne aL quoted as more buoyant than at any BaF Punch says that the heirs of. time during the last five years. Robinson Crusoe have instituted a suit = for the recovery of Juan Fernandez on the ground that their great ancestor was monarch of all he surveyed. little snow, reg. ‘John, stop your crying,” said an enraged father to his son, who had kept up an intolerable yell for the last RES OHSS. five minutes. ‘Stop, I say, do you hear!” ye. A Chinese in Boston has just. again repeated the father after a few married a young German woman. minutes, the boy still crying. ‘ You don't spose I can choke off in a minute, beg The cotton crop in Texas will be . do you!” chimed in the boy. Joaquin AnD MIs Ganc.—Neither in the pages of romance, nor ir the authennea. A breach in the levee at Sacra‘complaint to an old chief, who appoin. . oto below the city has beta repaired. tic annals of history have we found a robber whose career has been marked neQ. A negro who protested his inno-. with atrocities half so dreadful as that . cence to the last, was hung at Rockville, . of Joaquin Carrillo, who now ranges the Md. recently, for rape. mountains within sixty miles of this ciwee ty. It has been the fashion of the his. made to her wigwam, “many little un. definable attentions,” and presents, a “bunch of feathers and several yards of red flannel. ‘This was the charge.— . ‘The faithless swain denied the “ un‘definable attentions” in toto. He had . visited her father’s wigwam for the purpose of passing away time, when ‘it was not convenient to hunt, and given the feathers and flannel from friendly motives, and nothing further. During the latter part of the defense, the squaw fainted. The plea was considered invalid and the offender sentenced to give the lady “a yellow feather, a broach that was then dangling 'from his nose, and @# dezen coon skins.” The sentence was no sooner concladed, than the squaw sprang to her feet and clapping her hands, exclaimed with joy: “ Now me ready to be courted again.” A personal attack was made upon] torian and the novelist to trace in tho ‘the editor of the Stockton Journal,. characters of their bandit heroes some _while standing inthe street, on ‘Tues-. redeeming traits, but in the conscience 'day last. Whatever may have been of this blood-thirsty villain there ap‘the motive, he avows the intention of . P°** to be no qualms, no meroy or reae ar . proach. He rides through the settlewriting and publishing whatever suits . ments, slaughtering the unprotected, aa . him, “ without regard to class or perif a mania for murder possessed his soul. . sons.” So daring and reckless is he, that ho marches in day time through thickl Some Americans, it is reparted, are. peopled settlements,and actually corrals associated with Joaquin in his depreae hp by aman p= ll lang ' dations on life ¢ 7 inC -o. fertile is he in expedients, ‘ ° pa Sia ele ie rate in his knowledge of that wild re: ion, that he baffles his pursuers, and ’ 3 re Setekts the plansof the many thousands A genius out in Iowa has just inven-. who are lying in wait for him. So comted a wooden horse that will jump 30] plete is the organization. of the band miles an hour. The motive power is. under his control, that we are told, rea bag of fleas. lays of the fleetest horses in the country Ki await him at almost every step.—Rep. . The New York rowdies have inva-) 4 Prussian paper, the Pozen Gazette, ded tho omnibusses since the snow) avs that the andthe of Russia intends siorm, and pelt each other as they] to restrict the punishment of the knout . pass. ‘heir random.shots had severe-} to military delinquentsonly. Good news . ly injure several ladies. for the Russian ladies ! a i ' {

VOL. 2.--NO. 46. THE JOURNAL, PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY BUDD & SARGEN', NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1853. as some of the nations of Europe ana America, who have done away with} ‘The Harpers have published Lan. the promises, and deprived themselves . man’s Memoirs of the Private Life of sssings of Abré h § 7 an ‘ r of the blessings of Abraham, Isaac and . Haniel Webster. Lanman was the Jacob. The nations do not know any: 3 ;great statesmans private secretary. ON, ° ‘ning, two Mexicans, who were sleep. ing near the Centre street bridge, were ‘shot by balls from Colt’s revolvers, and probably mortally wounded. RaWHOLE NoO., 150. Poem by Daniel Webster, . Morrible Atrocity.— Yesterday mor-. Sanatory ARRANGEMENTS OF THE P. 'M. S. Company’s Steamers.—Immedi~ ately upon arriving ia port these steamers have all their spare coals and stores taken out, and their holds, store rooms and coal bunkers whitewashed. The ©Mce on Broad street; opposite the Court thing about the blessings of Abraham ; jand even those who have only one House. . TERMS. ‘wife cannot get rid of their covetuousFor one year, in advance $700 . ness, and get their little hearts large . Six months 490 . 1 have thes ety with a . Three months 99 . enough to share their property with a . Single copies, 25 cis. . numerous family. They are so penuTHGAL BLANKS of all kinds for sale rious, and so narrow and contracted . at this office. \in their feelings, that they take every . JOB WORK of all kinds speedily and possible care not to have their families neatly executed. jlarge; they do not know what is in ADVERTISEMENTS, to insure inserthe future, nor what blessings they are . tion, should be banded in as early as Thursdepriving themselves of, because of . day noon. Rates moderate, ‘the traditions of their fathers. They . JAMES M. PARKER, is our agent at do not know that a man’s posterity, in . San Francisco, at Wann & Co.’s Paper the eternal worlds, are to constitute . Warehouse, on Clay strecé, All advertise . jijs glory, his kingdom, and domin. ments sent through him will receive prompt font? . attention. . A. DELANO & Co. are our agents at . Grass Valley, at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s. Inon.--The Boston Post states that . ‘ nearly three hundred thousand tons of . Largest Yet, . railroad iron were imported into this . Well, we are now ready to give it country during the last year, whilst up! We hardly know whether to during the same period only eighteen . leave the premises, or to crowd the thousand tons were manufactured in . hat more firmly on the head and rePennsylvania. Were it not for the . main where we are! We really had undoubte! facts by which this state. the idea that the Iturbide claim was as ment is sustained, it would appear inextensive a garden spot as an ordinacredible. And what Janguage can ry gentleman in easy circumstance. properly characterise the fatuity and would desire. But we have to inform utter folly of a system of public policy . cg) supposing it to be a eask of erack. our readers that there is another claim that encourages the importation of Un) oye, placed it close to a hot stove, where in existence which is a perfect swal-jarticle which in its raw state lies in lower. The Iturbide claisn isa whale immense quantities beneath our own —among small fish; but thet and the soil, aod for the manufacture of which . Sutter, the Peralta, and the famed Le-, we are possessed of every capability ? mantour fade into mere stars before Such a course can only be compared the blaze of this enormity. There is to the criminal folly of a man who dia downright living man, walking about, rects his efforts to the assistance of breathing and secing like other men, those who have no claim on him to the who claims two thirds of this State in) manifest neglect and injury of those . pne lump. The claim starts at Cape of his own household, whose interests . Mendocino, it follows the coast dawn . should be his own. What would be; past San Francisco to the 35 parallel, . thence strikes across to the summit of/so in a nation, from the wider sphere . Sierra Nevada, just about clearing Los . through which its actions operate -— Angelos, thence northwardly along the . Such, however, is the course of the ridze of the Sierra to a point due east / dominant political party, and instead . from Cape Mendocino, thence west to ‘ofa return to a proper system of enthe Cape itself. The modest gentle. couragement to the iron manufacture, man, it seems, is not satisfied with an . the tendency is rather to strip it of the ordinary meal of a 22 league piece of. incidental protection which fortuitous agricultural land, but like some greedy . circumstances have created. Under monster, he gulps down everything . such circumstances arguiment and re. jediseriminately. Jato his capacious . monstrance are alike uscless, and the . maw they pitch pell mell; mines of only remedy seems to be to wait pacopper, and gold and silver, and San . tiently until experience teaches its bit. Franciseo and pine woods, quarries of ter lesson, and we learn, toe use a granite and coal, tent-villages and homely phrase, how far too dearly we grizzly bears, the white-washed farm have “ paid for our whistle.” house, streams and fences, Catholic} We take the above extract from the Churches and Baptist, wharves and . ffartford (Ct.) Courant, It contains school-houses, filled and unfilled water . fgets which should commend them. lots, six hundred feet extensions, the! selyes to the attention of American . Alta California and all. Now, ridicus . Levislators. lous as this seems, the intelligence; ‘Phe recent extraordinary rise in’ comes te us from a most reliable . the price of iron (said to be nearly or source, and we ean assure our readers . quite 100 per cent.) has confounded it is an actual fact. Where is Le. the calculations of political speculators, mantour? The best of the story comes and knocked into “ pi” the predictions yet. The legal adviser of this unasof those free-trade advocates, who presuming claimant was exceedingly anx-. dicted that a low duty would give the fuel Evedia received one ball in the . matresses of the past voyage are conThe greatest curiosity which the New . fleshy part of his arm another entered . domned, and new ones furnished, so that York Post has met in the book, is a/ his left side and lodged among the in-. one passenger never sleeps ona bed that couple of stanzas of verse, the only specimen of Webster’s poetry so far as we know, that ever found its way into print. Our readers will, doubtless, be curious to see them : THE MEMORY OF THE HEART. If stores of dry and loarned lore we gain, We keep them in the viemory of the brain ; Names, things, and facts — whatever we knowledge call, There is the common ledger for them all ; And images on this cold surface traced Make slight impressions, and are soon effaced. But we’ve a page more glowing and more bright, On which our friendship and our love to write; That these may never from thé soul depart, Je trust them to the MEMORY OF THE HEART. There \s no dimming~no defacement here ; Each new pulsation keeps the record clear ; . testines. Jose Maria Moreva receiv‘ed a wound in his left side, the ball . entering at the terminus of one of the . short ribs, and passed into the abdo. men, lodging among the bowels. ‘The attack was made by two very respectably dressed men, while the two Mexicans were lying in their bed, made among their saddles. Should either of the wounded men recover, they will probably be able to identify the cowardly assassins, as they had a fair view ‘of their faces and forms. A friend, upon whose judgment we place great reliance, says that a Mexican informed him that two Sonorians, whom he recognized as dangerous ‘characters, having known them in the Warm, golden letters, all the tablet fill, . State of Sonora, were prowling in the Nor love their lustre till the heart stands still. London, Nov. 19th, 1839. An Unsusrectep Dancer. — A eask of gunpowder was lately shipped from Boston, in a small sailing craft, to be carried to one of the Islands for use in blasting. The crew of the vesit remained for the entire passage without accident Raitroaps in Kenrucky.—The Maysville Hagle gives the following gratifying report of the progress of . railread matters in that part of Kentucky: . vicinity of this city on Monday evening. He thinks it probable that they belong to Joaquin’s band, and ‘that they have gone in the directn ,of San Jose. So look out below. Stockton Republican. . The Seasons of Life. Life is like the passing year— Budding hopes with Spring appear; Urging on the sultry hours Summer-noon brings wealth of flowers, Autumn’s afternoon is rife With the golden grain of life; . Frosty age in twilight dim Trembling hears the vesper hymn— Ere the bell has ceased to toll Heaven will claim another soul! Hope and life have passed away, Winter—death, secures his prey. _A Woman's Man.--Gerrit Smith “Mr. Childe, Chief Engineer of the says, “were yeu to ask who elected has been previously used by another. The linen and other bed clothing is sent to the laundry to be washed. The vessels are then thoroughly cleansed, ven tilated, dried and fumigated from stem te stern, and disinfecting agents placed throughout them. They are well ou vided with wind sails, air ports, bky lights, &c., which are kept in constant use, giving a free circulation of air throughout the ship. These are also constantly used when on the voyage ; and at sea, the cabin and steerage are daily washed and dried. A stream of water from the sea’ cock, is kept constantly running into the ship, while under way: which is discharged by the engine bilge pumps, thus keeping every thing sweet between the floor timbers. Great care and attention is given to provide stores, provisions, &c., of the very best quality, which are kept on ship board in large airy store rooms, and are carefully examined and inspected before given out for consumption. si New supplies of fresh meats, poultry, and vegetables are produced at the way ports on the route. Each steamer has a surgeon of the highest reputation, efficiency and skill, and their dispensaries are supplied with drugs and medicines of every variety, and of the best quality —a certain portion of each ship is expressly appropriated for the purpose of a hospital, and nurses are provided to wait upon the sick, and afford them eve~ ry attention. Medical attendance, medicines and nurses are furnished to passengers free of expense. ; The above is furnished us asa most reliable statement of the facts in the case of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s steamers. The recent mortality via. Panama, is doubtless wholly owing to the presence censurable in an individual is still more . Maysville and Big Sandy Railroad, . me, I should answer—the women. . of the yellow fever, that scourge of the has organized a party to locate the The women pleaded and prayed for/ tropics, at that point. It has probably line of the road between Maysville . and Springville, opposite Portsmouth. . He is now at Springville, at which . point the work of location will com. mence and proceed down to Maysville. . The company will be prepared to put . the graduation and masonry under , . shall have prepared the line The Maysville and Lexington Railread company are still vigorously pros.

ecuting the graduation and masonry . of their jine, having a very heavy . force of woikmen employed. ‘They have been very fortunate in the sale . of all the county and corporate bonds, . as we are assured by the President, . Mr. Waller, who has just returned . {rom New York, at first rate prices, and are now in possession ef ample eash funds to push forward their work . with increased and unusual vigor.-— . They have purchased all their rails, chairs, spikes and machinery, at prix me, and Iam elected. Thanks for the women for such a result.” t= An eccentric man in Bath, Maine, was asked to contribute to Forcign Missions. He gave'a quarter, but stopped the agent as he was de‘contract as soon as the locating party . parting and said : “Here is a dollar to pay the expense of getting the quarter to the heathen.” Virtue, like flowers, will grow in any soil. All that’s necessary to ensure a crop is proper culture. What abated ere this. It is evident that the company have taken uausual precaution to prevent disease, and to mitigate it when itoccurs. Capt. Knight, the agent of the company here, a gentleman of capacity, integrity, and benevolence; devotes himself with great energy to the duties of his office.—Christian Advocate. dead for the past year includes such names as Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, John Sargeant, Prince Schwartaénberg, David Graham, Robert Rantoul, David Henshaw, Roger Jones, Arthur Welles» ley, John McKinly, William Ware, Thomas Moore, Samuel Prout, Horatio guano is to the geraniums, so is rattan . Greenough, Edward Seguin, Ada Byron, and the Psalms of David to the rising. Junius Brutus Booth, John Frazee, John generation. Haviland, Sir John Harvey, Admiral Wormley, Marshal Marmont, Robert Dickens’ method of killing off one . Blackwood, Baron Krudenor, A. J. DewnHouse, viz: by spontaneous combustion, has raised a laugh upon him in the scientific circles. He has a good precedent, however, in Capt. Marryatt, . of his character in No. 10 of Bleakling, Pugin, D'Orsay, Johanot, Mapleson, among the statesmen, artists, scholars and eminent citizens; while among the clergy are recorded the deaths of three Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal, (Chase, Gadsden and Henshaw.) and ees considerably below the market Who serves up a character in the same . one (Hedding) of the Methodist Episcorates, and have contracted for laying the entire track of superstructure between Maysville and Lexington. That way. fa The new liquor bill in N. Hampious that he should have the claim . filed, but the client talked and thought . the matter over, and after the papers were preparing, concluded, (with what. wisdom our readers can judg) he had consumer low priced iron. One of the leading arguments against this free trade low duties system was, that the effect of the law would be to reduce the price for a given time, or unportion of the road lying between Pa. shire was indefinitely portpssra in the ris and Lexington will be completed House of fepresentatives by 19 majority. and in running order, with all the ne-. yen. Winter is in full force in Vercessary engines and cars, in July next; mont and New Hampshire, while in the between Paris and Millersburg, and . interior of Massachusetts there has been val Church ; together with the learned Drs. Stuart, Ballou and Nott, three most emibent clergymen. ' ne. By late accounts from Peru wo loarn that another revolution is about to to take place in Lima. In consequence of this, powder crackers have advanced better not present his pretensions to 2) ¢j] the American manufacturers were between Maysville and Johnson, in . piece of eountry considerably larger! driven out of the market, and forced than the New England States, because . (9 suspend operations ; after which the it would injure, by the offensive odor . price would again rise to a higher figwhich it would stir up, other landed . ure than ever before reached. Such interests and prospects which he had . 4 result follows, as a matter of course, in New Mexico --S. F. Traaseript. . after breaking down the American September next; and the remaining . gap between Johnson and Millersburg . early in the spring of 1854, Mr.) Waller, during his late trip East, pur. chased three more locomotives, making . It isa pity somebody don’t make . claim to the other “one undivided . third” of California, and a division of . the State would need no convention. We shall all have to leave pretty soon . or be the vassals of land owners.--When will these ridiculous farces end ? Mormnonism.---At a Mormon Cons ference held at Salt Lake, speeches in favor of polygamy were made by several of the patriarchs of that denomi. nation. Elder Pratt discourses at great length on this subject, of which . we find the following in the S. #’. Her. ald, taken from the official report of the conference : “He says Abraham received the promise that his offspring should be as numorous as the sand. But, he con. tinues; ‘it would have been rather a slow process, if Abraham had been confined to one wife, like some of those narrow, eontracted notions of medern Christianity. J think there is only about one-fifth of the population of the globe that bolieve in the one-wife system; the other four-fifths believe in the doctrine of a plurality of wives. They have had it handed down from producers. The foreign capitalists then have the market in their own . hands, and can control the price. A. merican makers can return to the business, but it will result in a less, for as soon as they get fairly under way . the heavy foreign capitalists will again reduce the price so low as to force them out of the market.-Suc. Union. <ahneiiimeinccemcbnitaiptiipinatiiciielaiielsnliny . Prorosep Savarirs.—Mr. Bush has . introduced a bill in the Assembly, afiixing the annual salaries of officers as fol. \lows: Governor $6,000; Secretary of . State,$3,000; Treasurer, $4,000; Comp. troller, $4,800; Attorney-General, $1,500; Surveyor-General and Superintendent of Public Education, $100; Supreme Judges, $6,000; District Judges, $6,000, $5,000, $3,500, and $2,500, according to the District; District Attornies, to be fixed by Board of Supervisors, or Court of Sessions; Clerks of Departments, $2,500 ; Lieutenant Governor and Speaker, $16 per diem, during the session; Members of the Legislature, $10 per diem. Read twice, and referred to the committee on Ways and Means. reQ. Since the birth of Mrs. Stowe’s imaginative little Eva, over 300 infants time immemorial, and are not half so have been Ubristened by that name in narrow and contracted in their minds . Boston. five in all, and secured them at the cost of engines before the late rise in iron. . Indian Marriage Premise. — A young Indian had failed in his atten. double that of last year. tions toa young squaw. She made ted a hearing or trial. The lady laid the cause before the Judge and explained the nature of the promise made to her. It consisted of sundry visits a cent a pack, and roman candles are ei Ne aL quoted as more buoyant than at any BaF Punch says that the heirs of. time during the last five years. Robinson Crusoe have instituted a suit = for the recovery of Juan Fernandez on the ground that their great ancestor was monarch of all he surveyed. little snow, reg.. ‘John, stop your crying,” said an enraged father to his son, who had kept up an intolerable yell for the last RES OHSS. five minutes. ‘Stop, I say, do you hear!” ye.. A Chinese in Boston has just. again repeated the father after a few married a young German woman. minutes, the boy still crying. ‘ You don't spose I can choke off in a minute, beg The cotton crop in Texas will be . do you!” chimed in the boy. Joaquin AnD MIs Ganc.—Neither in the pages of romance, nor ir the authennea. A breach in the levee at Sacra‘complaint to an old chief, who appoin. . oto below the city has beta repaired. tic annals of history have we found a robber whose career has been marked neQ. A negro who protested his inno-. with atrocities half so dreadful as that . cence to the last, was hung at Rockville, . of Joaquin Carrillo, who now ranges the Md. recently, for rape. mountains within sixty miles of this ciwee ty. It has been the fashion of the his. made to her wigwam, “many little un. definable attentions,” and presents, a “bunch of feathers and several yards of red flannel. ‘This was the charge.— . ‘The faithless swain denied the “ un‘definable attentions” in toto. He had . visited her father’s wigwam for the purpose of passing away time, when ‘it was not convenient to hunt, and given the feathers and flannel from friendly motives, and nothing further. During the latter part of the defense, the squaw fainted. The plea was considered invalid and the offender sentenced to give the lady “a yellow feather, a broach that was then dangling 'from his nose, and @# dezen coon skins.” The sentence was no sooner concladed, than the squaw sprang to her feet and clapping her hands, exclaimed with joy: “ Now me ready to be courted again.” A personal attack was made upon] torian and the novelist to trace in tho ‘the editor of the Stockton Journal,. characters of their bandit heroes some _while standing inthe street, on ‘Tues-. redeeming traits, but in the conscience 'day last. Whatever may have been of this blood-thirsty villain there ap‘the motive, he avows the intention of . P°** to be no qualms, no meroy or reae ar . proach. He rides through the settlewriting and publishing whatever suits . ments, slaughtering the unprotected, aa . him, “ without regard to class or perif a mania for murder possessed his soul. . sons.” So daring and reckless is he, that ho marches in day time through thickl Some Americans, it is reparted, are. peopled settlements,and actually corrals associated with Joaquin in his depreae hp by aman p= ll lang ' dations on life ¢ 7 inC -o. fertile is he in expedients, ‘ ° pa Sia ele ie rate in his knowledge of that wild re: ion, that he baffles his pursuers, and ’ 3 re Setekts the plansof the many thousands A genius out in Iowa has just inven-. who are lying in wait for him. So comted a wooden horse that will jump 30] plete is the organization. of the band miles an hour. The motive power is. under his control, that we are told, rea bag of fleas. lays of the fleetest horses in the country Ki await him at almost every step.—Rep. . The New York rowdies have inva-) 4 Prussian paper, the Pozen Gazette, ded tho omnibusses since the snow) avs that the andthe of Russia intends siorm, and pelt each other as they] to restrict the punishment of the knout . pass. ‘heir random.shots had severe-} to military delinquentsonly. Good news . ly injure several ladies. for the Russian ladies ! a i ' {