March 25, 1853 (4 pages)

f VOL. 2.--NO. 48. NEVADA, OALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAROH 25, 1863. om Beautiful Lines. pen.We see by the Marysville Herald Religious Revival at teeing in EP erga Mac Engine I ; g The BE bag J 1 has the fol ‘Twas a beautiful gift from a white-haired man . that Col. Taylor, of that paper, hasteken. Spring. A friend informs us that or -Sam, an ingenious Chinaman, for-. jowing just remarks upon the To his white-haired brother sending, to the stage. He was to have played. the last fortnight a gratifying revi-. merly a fireman on board the East ter of the Chinese of this State ; /D . A staff for the weary to lean sl ag od last night. Martin Heywood, in the Rent/ yo) has been goingon in Diamond . India steamer Pluto, and now a resiTh Jai supamnD Baa, reIDAy MORNING BY) MEAN SES OT om the Colonel did we eon bi Springs. Every night the hate dent fe this city, has eryroes a Bb cccsanncen eons a . ‘ rt, 7 i te steam engi i Pk ‘ phgoeaan oe auas ak Court } eg my pep ae tap url speech “as seme speakers do,” but spake — = pe i rg Mh 55 send se a miolamescateie ch eas laws of these peculiar peoplé ;~—the + so il Aah ata And he knew that a branch from his child. it ‘tripingly on the tongue.’ Knowing intelligent and serious audience. 8 . \P a f f ». {more familiar the intereou tween ouse. peneiroe hood’s home him as we Jo, we are certain he did not . before the hour of meeting every seat three and a half feet long, with vexed aa yaa yp: tn advens $700 . Would sustain him, as would no other, . gree step the modesty of nature,” but . is occupied, and a quiet and orderly . paddle-wheels and everything comree tay beaten pre bix pet ol sca org 4 00 . Bearing his spirits through days lang syne, . with the accent and gait of a christian, . crowd are seen gathered around the . plete. A crowd of Chinamen assempe Pe in ‘their faves, ana Single copie as ete . WEes te Site ae hisyocte Sound him . eumnad, “able Heywood: (Sistl windows on the outside, prefsring te etc otrect ty witness ies operatien . thett deeds and aca, we ere forced fo ingle copies, ‘ pec agg eee’ stand in the open air, rather than miss . mento street to witness its operation. 4 ee _r. emiled, 4 ‘ -Taiacknowledge toward them a high re_unGaL ‘BLANKS of all kinds for sale yen senekce pene duty. sens: phe sean aceiitiaibd me psc vt tel fe re wer he nied bs bes Doubling gard nod redpeck. ng at their JOB WORK of all kinds speedily and . And friends still live, else wey rd git, was complaining to him of the dances of . shops are deserted, the peace and. liant success of his machine. He in this State ; i a From a dear and distant brother the peasantry, “My friend, neither you grop . dime ‘ nearly all neatly executed. FT cag thing, ecg ee nor myself need to dance, we can be quiet of the town are no longer dis. himself was evidently in high glee, and i i er. s ’ * . : ry lel Lin et nl ines early as Thareconan aul rath: ; happy in our own way ; but if dancing turbed by hideous yells and midnight; well he might,, as so been, we method of government, and viewing day noon. Rates moderate. O ! Love in life’s morn is beautiful, makes these poor people happy, who . revels, and an intoxicated man has not believe, but one other Chinaman sucPree he tai offer: : . gg ore Keoutiint a8 oven 5 have so few sources of enjoyment, why . been seen in the streets for some time . cessful in the construction of a steam Tge aap ~ May it bear you both as a faithful staff A . T ittl he. @2Y data by which they may judgJAMES M. PARKER, is our oom at! ‘Te the pearly gates of heaven ! should they not dance. 949 A number of Lapdog re pi, aoe hall . 7 hei ag the od, then We assert that ju gti d Ban Francisco, at Wean & Co’s Paper tial citizens, many of the miners and . maker 3 Kong, : yi Warehouse, on Clay street. All advertise . paseThe Quarterly Review says that} gqThe funeral ceremonies of Mad. not afew of the sporting fraternity, are . or the “Wonderful flowery wheel? a at ee pea ments sent through him will receive prompt . . an is forty-five pounds of carben and . ame Kossuth mother of the orator, was . constant attendants, and take a deep He is engaged in fashioning another ahs: heise ‘ dinoth bes Ube attention. + agents at. Bitrogen, mixed up in five and a half! conducted by a German Lutheran cler-. and sincere interest in the revival. A. engine, of six horse pewer, which he eatge shes napa be ir ki wpe? jeer ; ens vale A Farge & Cos. pais of water. gymaa. ; large number have joined the church, . designs taking over to Ganton, with wa Dom ete aa re “a ; bre : eis De te et a a shes in citi lc: tt whose sincerity, earnestness and enthe view of inducing his countrymen phil. vane At nb indossetonsy The Disbanded Velunteer once . g6—7T)¢ London Athenseum says, that . seh-The present naval force of Great . tire reformation cannot be questioned. . t0 give him orders fur large steam willingly contxtbutin ay their : qiiots More. “America is every day growing more . Britain consists of five hundred “and . Although. the revival has been kept machinery. [ Herald. toward the expenses of our citi¢s” A year or two ngo we used occasional-. worthy of the pride which England feels . forty-five ships of war. Of this coi . up for upwards of two weeks there is x a and the State government ; avoiding ly to publish funny letters from the Sunin her prosperity and power.” Is it possoor hundred and eighty are armed. 1, abatement of interest manifested. %€2-We notice in addition to the a Is and keeping -aloof from: sist ible ? omers. PaaeTSearr! sei A P 7 . quarre ‘4 day Times, written by this personage.— . ideals oye wt ir aes wae . bigety he P me s Pnveanerie ae sm and drunkenness ; and baye Jong } en He wee supposed to bea ¥ ankee ee . ye®Lord John Russell has announced yea.The Emperor Nicholas suffers . gratifying results. It is a somewhat tion, which has recently made its apccmnaive anne a eae ie teer in California, who, on being disban-. 11,4 speedy publication of the ““Memori-. from an intersal disease, and is obliged . remarkable circumstance that, in the. pearance. The coin is passed for 25 ulation denomisated foreigners hi ded, went te the gold diggings. Last oe and Correspondence of Charles James . to be abetemious. He pare oa in same church, the same night, to the. cents and is worth about 9, being aleg aR inted from . Fox.” cup of tea and a rusk ; dines on a little . loyed. Iti ked “6 Ei Thaler 7 BO ages egy Twi psa he ag stl fob, aeatiet, or 8 ebop, With 6 bincals . Some Srowd, both Eessbyeueias: etd Ors F Mark bh oc Ok. wale ee ee ee him, showing that he is in Austrana. 5 Fs aihon of eberry and water, In the Methodist ministers officiate alternate-. 54 ne ark,” on ene side, and) when the beautiful picture of “The Here it is: wea. The ph og A er a evedied he takes + ban of tea. . ly, without a particle of jealousy, but F riedr. Aug. v. g. g. Koenig v. Sack-. Court of Death,” was exhibited ia Port, Fitwur, Austratty, Aug 29, 1852. Syne. h Dynes rete ied Re re eee in stg rsgconty pen meekness, brothte Abs the other. We are told ia! Boston says the Herald Ps that. sity, Mister Eddytur—Littul did I xpect, : ee erly love and kindness, een an extensive importation ofthe painter sent the late Dr Osgood » wen [I writ from Payris last winter, to i eae RTE _ baeThe longest railway in the world) Our informant tells us that a large . this coin, and there are parties in the] ticket, on which was written, “Adiniy ‘ tt) ’ ’ . . “73: Py : . : ni"picket with the French mjers and bonized wood, has enirely failed. Here's Which AacCiéc Ir com bald . sppeahaghert fea iansloys eve. rer. at ce peur ee tale treatin the greacets to paistry and wther. Anotuer Sqvart. The custom of hate whatke dnadecaate c naunssaeithsed eae. Widen dle, san oiled ee 7 nee go telete dag dallykisses, my pile wilted down very) gay. alexander Dumas, the author, of ‘naming ships after squalls, such as 5 y quaye see Ith h ill be Toe pec rapid. I saw something must be dun to! pais has written fifty dramas and sev. “Black Squall,’ “White Squall,” ‘Snow date the crewd that daily throng its. hope the same course will be pursued . said he, “but was not prepared: for ¢o get up my finenancies, or purty soon Ide) 6, hundred yolumos of fiction. Squall,” &c., is to be farther carried out . portals, and many of whom are forced here. So gross a fraud should not be/abrupt a summons.” vowoinwo 1. be flat on my back without a liver in wd by an old bachelor shipbuilder down . to return to their homes without gain-. tolerated. These coin are readily Dr soned. A litter entlas We aia port-munny. Fortnetly, jest ot Ps 18 : looking for . 6b by naming a new clipper the “Nur-. ing admittance. This must be grati-. known by their new appearance and ‘ h wees “drowned th Sos ae plonn, # eames & . sere winter Se bar peace? to lecrure . 2¢7Y Squall.” Lnatend of sboxing the fying news to the friends of religion, . slightly yellowish tinge. [State Jourvid peop de sd op lainey bodies mouth, wad { om i in wwith . there,” ed by all the pretty girls in bis neighSula Religion, enlighiocnr’ a into.a wash tub which’ ba! beet roedy « YL hed thoctof of sufikitia : " nt, refine~ . dike é canal with tate vtoh the FPrangh en.Q;—When is o fishermen nota borhood. ment and good order go hand in hand,. } 13> We noticed in our “Law Intellistanding ,artly full of water. . 4. K bs tlm down they p) soto a te place . e. oman? A.-When he’s cotchin'eel. vite and whatever gives an impetus te one . gence,” some time ago, that suits had 4 aE but, on receyin ti insert bon : heen 'Roader faints.—Punch. on? § a ee aia pak indirectly assists the others, For this,. been brought for infraction of the. . Charles Burdeaux and Judson Diet pci pyri delhred C.K. Sa ee Huet \ was destroyed hy fire on the 20ih ul t, withant meetenins other om We . Passenger Act against each _of the win. were brought before the Menwrilat by the Beittish Hum ‘fis. Then’ ses Behe Win Wick © 9 & ttoury Wl] The building cast $15,000 nnd wae ia . 46 Picasee Wha tie rewivn at D ia! ocean Steamships. The specific vioperterday, charged with 6 indiing «\« . to Pawiean, (a luv’ plump gre tset. dier, aged 100 yrurs, dic ko “um . sured for $5,000 The furniture was . Mond, Springs, and mda ge the bope . ation chi rged was the cartying mare andeed sed Sony Aa ae Oe whood gurter tuken * ine tome) es ]. ty, Ala., on the’ ult . saved. that similar meetings w.'l be on 1 Cat twotiersof berths, Having beet. per, by the Tice tri m bs he aA —"'Pawle: . Ime o, hl? Sie ¢omCe Tats tae erie ‘ siitecaee ao <-orellttiecistien . everstown ia our count; iners! ar ued, the cases were submitted to $100 INAD se c ntai ME ia. aT bs prenny ood’ my, meanin, cee tor! oe WARDS! ‘yinstte” ipa ney * rol My > e. @@.The Shoriffs jury, who have béjn . ddooeie Pius oe : Ishe U. ‘8. District Judge, and by him. and alas 6 eg wheli tse we! the inglish Jenaeed meg eheren beled beng ae oa a Liven sham. . for some weeks past inquiring intothe. . ~~ ET need BQ Mecision was immediately given, ip} grabbed th purse as ty «Tt yey, / o fad o — but as dogs is onplesent Lara magi rae! of lehuai ey . sate at mind of Mrs E'izabeth MeCathy . — Yesterday afternoon, (Murch 16th) . dor wee ft here mi shed the nwner inte he # oc', aso keene ab eT en id @ae. namic Racine ee ee havo unanimous!y declared ‘he lady to/ a young man named George was shot . ). time f ra dy to petish is the Me ala PO DRL MSS he ore ed bark, Wont dé sph ia RS io ae be of sound and disposing mit d, and o8-/@¢ Mission Polores, by Wichnel 2 jee a : reply to petitions, for a ae ins 5 . ine Lag 2 cae “The Miss ews s@r-G .Clency, a soldicr in the pableof takin care of her own property, O'Conner, a ‘Justice of the’ Peace at n iesion of penalty consequent upanlescaped hanging oon ser ord) deus” of Payna” in my yao té turn oyer greg. 4 a nase Geemanioe + ie, a ibis wad, amoanta to ovér $160,. the Mission.” “It seems to yh or, Which had been add sions, from bis rese ablanee tothe : 5 on the ” 6 0) iy "esa hee . to. J ious: . $ lity { during the vige, I was soon on root for] jog years and seventeen days. € (New O'Conner, ‘with a party of men, hy wh torious Stewart, 0 1d from »reeer: Austraily, by way ef Havver and the holding po "of @ hénsv in that. Be erm . fe London Dox—Pawlean wavia her hanpar During the past year there were lace. came to.the end kercher as the cars started, and xpresain 4@F-A ill has been introduced into erected in the city and county of Philawas hah: Whevw te > geet ) a hope soon fo hear of my ‘rival. Hindin/ eho Now Jersey Legislature, proibiting . 4e1Phit 8,248 new beildings—of whiah . Tet teieg wt the Migaian in relaion. r,tng,aet Se pares “ esas Fe oe commodities for . tte circulation of bank notes of a denom. Dit =p ey ieonsad highest in 513 in. to the occurrence. We understand . muon ce oseyer on ro ecpeigin tho infant settlements in the ination less than $3. Seine eee Recy O’Conner is now in prison in this city. pe . yates oer in grt mar a inteeryur, I engaged my fair acrost, and PORTER, OTF TE The whole affair will undergo imme-. 3; : we had immediate dispatch. ‘The pass-. 8@~A religious paper says: “Wateh te-Lady Emeline Stuart Wortley is . diate investigation. [Hve. Journal. seta * to the accommodations idge was like long passidges in jeneral. and fortify yourselves against the tempabout to publish in England a soneet to “0 —, hay i ga * es deal of jammin, and dammin, . tation of sending poetry to an editor.” : ‘ted S : . ian coehiny and rollin, and retchin, , liek cenvenetp: the Vereen sve By the arrivals of flour and barley . to legislate specifically for their conmenny of the wimmen rejecting evry-. yep We had the pleasure yesterda r Printers’ . Yesterday, the stock of barley was in-. trol.-Herald. thing they tuck onto their stommicks of meeting Mr J. 2 teens one eA Vany sae Bs ere cet of creased by 10,361 sacks, and the stock ee emer ne re ontil we brought uy all standin in the . the editors and proprietors ef the San Festival, a¢ Bufilalo, on ; of flour by upward of 7,000 barrels. Captain R. H. Waterman has sucbutiful natural basie at Port Phillup. 1) Francisco “Placer Times and Trans. Franklin's birth-day, the following senPlacer Times, \7th. ceeded in raising the steamer Pioneer. made tracks at wunst for the Victory cript,” who is on a hasty visit to this city. . timent, among a number of other equally stranded some time ago at St. Sten, diggins, and hey now jest returned from. Mr, L, i ‘ 4 7 : ‘ / Nugget Crick by bullock xpress, with pase ina tay: gy a nade ‘youee good ones, was offered : Louis Napoleon, it seems has play-. eon’s Bay, and intends to bring her to gold enuff to bribe a board of aldermen. . ago, before he encountered the rough Printers’ Wives—May they always! eda successful game for wealth as. San Francisco in tow of the steam tug Thare’s no rockin and siftin at Nugget . blasts of the plains or the chilling winds have plenty of small caps for the heads . wel) as power. According to a para-. Goliah. One of her engines is in good Core i oe et fk wii . ig of an ote Nevada. Ifall the editors . OF the Jéttle original ticles. graph in the Boston Post— working order. as a kwi of pigtail, and plenty for al! in California are insuch splendid case, : : . ince the eoup d’etat, "Ye French S/N LghENY BEOAR? KOT RE ; k th ‘ say-One of the laziest men in this) . P , Me Fre : . that chews. he — ry diecen ie pecs ede och Reape et sl A country resides in Towa. Asa sample railway shares have advanced almost. The Mails. The number of letters oant say I like fresh kingiroo much, but . but positions—at least for a season. [N. . °f his inertia, we should mention, that . fifty per cent. while the Paris Bourse. by the mails on the Golden Gate was it goes fustrate wen its jerked. Itsa/ Q, Delta * '"'. the only rearon he don’t get married is,/has been animated with unwonted. 77,440 from the San Francisco post kweer kind of an aaa senna oP ; 2 bocaiita he fal a A hs He ten speculation. There is something un-. office. There were 21,166 newspai ixt a eneve % . p . Ps . _ recronpmg Batgh ay niet an ok The “Sons of the Emerald [sle"—pre. ploys a little boy to pull ie mouth open. natural in all this, and the people are. pers, on which the postage was paid +4 pgrodt ‘ta belle, and seivai. ceded by a fine band, passed our office beginning to find itout, Louis Napo-. . he above amount does not include pis ‘cite tail. The A ath Riel this morning. They turned outin goodly . yep A writer in the New York Obleon re hp ie ‘ all—and for his the peice qa: pn Ye or papers salt sprinkled on it, is considdered, as . DUmbers to celebrate ‘St Patricks Day,’ . server proposes that “each Christian de. OW benefit politically and pecuniarily. sent unpaid. The number of unpaid we used to say in Payris,a reglar bone of which thisis the anniversary. (Eve. . nemination should.appoint and set apart It gave a certain eclat to his adminis-. newspapers was 50,000, T hese pabush. The climit and the licker—two . Journal. & certain portion of time for uniting in . tration and it filled his purse. When. pers are the weeklies, dailies, and important pints—it better here than in Sanna prayer to Almighty God, for the conver . shares, &c,, were low, he purchased. steamer editions of eleven papers Californy. Ia my subsekwent advicesI} A western editor, in answer toa com. sion of the Pope of Rome, his cardinals, . largely ; and then patronized the lines. printed in San Francisco, and seven~ shall give om seoene 78 a er of . plaint of a patron, that he did not give pau + ony hea rg ge ay al they appertained to. His agents filled. teen from the interior. The total society in the settlements. Morals is. news enough, advised him, when news . pose the Pope should do the same thing . J ondon and Paris } and his gains are! amount of papers sent by the mails of Sat or Mopxsty—Aristotlacbarisd _B that lovers gaze on no part : ae % Bseya pay Jove, ¥ ich is esty. iny, howey Bongo 4 in the ehdeke; but Bremer! “eo Measure illustrates the m of the Stagyrite, by affirming that m said to be in the eyes, because when they blush cover their . adds that the Poets Ce because he is so impu 3 wore hie eyes open nobody would trast him. V—_e—— Hanxpsome Men.—Fanny Form, the correspondent of the Boston Olive Brancis thus replied to an individual who ssid ~ somehody was not calculated to vin lady's heart because he wae not hand some : «oe eh “Begging your Lp: Merten a great mistake. is quite unessextiah that a man should be ‘ me.’. } him pray the Gods, in the Great. make him a pens 6 home as well as abroad. { im -stips ulate for a fine figure and e ner, and leave it to their d after. that, to shape his eyes, nose and mouth, prerided they'don’t make them pérfeet* 'y hideous. ot So Save us from our plaidep dered-vested, big-cravatted, n : colognesprinkled, be-jewelled brair: exquisite. Give us a well-formed, p'ainly dressed, self-possessed, intelligent ty from fair to middling, and the chuarches. was scarce, to read his Bible, whieh he . for the converson of those who are not) ). . masculive ; perfectly at home, upon ali and meetin houses is well attended by/ had no doubt would be Tow to him. ? of his Church? What then? ser “ee by shrewd and able specula-. the 16th was 71,166. [ Whig. subjects, foreign and dementia, Sates Christians under convickshun. Yours tors at 716,000,000. With /16,000,cringing to the great, nor th allus, : . Remarxasie Sacacity.—A few days. 000 in his own chest, what may he. Count de Rausset Boulbon, who took . little ; who puts one hand’ on his Pe " ee pods applied te har Babes . ane & mule and * pont were employed . not dare? But former defeats have. cémmand of a French expedition to. and the other on his heart. when a woold man said— runs . side by side in hoisting Reavy goods out . taught him caution ; he is not ready, Sondra, Mexico, some time ago, arriv-. man's name is mentioned ; mh ms isem ¥&.A cool transaction took place at} “Well, you want my daughter—what CIN oe in coeds esloonanonadie bork (99d he can wait. The despots of Eu-. ed in this city on the 16th inst.-per. 90 blush te 4 check of bunt loviadl the burning of the Louisville Hotel, at. sort of a settlement will you make !—!. 34. overboard. The tide swept them . Tope wait upon him, compliment him,. brig Belencita from Mazatlan. ‘The cence; w no Tivi Lonisville Kentucky. One of the boar-. what will you give her ?” Mire dudes the bows of & sebnoner 1 . Court hi és Seay ete df thing that God has made 5: pity yim and dread him. expedition it will be remembered, from] (49 weak and errin fs , ders, carpet bag hand, descended hon ceeds’ tag HE "Tn z ow erring without phariae ion A Dispanpep VoLuNTEFR. ; ac . . ive her,’ replied the editer, looking . ing near; there the horse lodged and iling ; who can. » _oenfhameerea manag apeetwerelorieotl ones ber ose Teena e,POe” . was buoyed up, by some ropes; Bus the. Burglary. ‘The store of Mr Mack, . letter published in the Heho du Pa-. tamper iad a nity; who porage b iba ' the around whom tho hot cinders : : r mule, a large and valuable animal, . on Sansome street, near Washington, . cifique the Count declares the only jor an oath 5 w 8 on . trom were dropping, told “him that he would eing unsustained, was swept off and abling age, a emile for pi was entered on Tuesday night and jobject of the expedition was to form a ioere be deariarn ond vested te kage “Foreign Minery (Ta i nee ee cltcresorvation, he’ seieng . Tebbed of one hundred dollars in mon. few and independent State out of the and. simong ‘brave, bani 2 Aa ca i a ig bill was. n ve ve Pa be “roi working in the mines . his companion, the horse, by one of his . @Y,80d a Colt’s revolver, Affairs of. savage ridden wilderness of Sonora . 74), pink and white Sir Brinn t the bill, : meee pe . n@ to four dollars por month. . ears, with his teeth, and held himeelf. this kind are daily decreasing in num. [Hve. Journal. the tmited work of a tailor; up until assistance cathe, an‘ both were . ber, and attention is the more quickly him.out, at. the same: time exmakerand perfumer!. Heaven save tho. ' hided us Mt thavalte Moin saved uninjured.--Savannah Republican. drawn to them from that fact. Whig. ye There is a law in Boston which a nee ose ae nia his sudden depar-. Can hibits the theatres from being open mark! Women know betser! . . . says the dey isnot far distant when Car-. pen A wag, on hearing that a chim: . gee ni ht. On Christmas night] ‘Man, says Adam Smith, is’an animal’ 4 i wil: be part and parcel and . ney sweep had given business, ex-. _ Thewaterin the Sacramento River upancae ction to open, and the that poten i Po not the valuable portion of our] pressed his astonishment, for he thought . is lower than it has been for several . is heralded in the papers under the head "The total number of hogs killed st -~ Panto sovereignty, the business sooted him completely. yeare at this seasen. [ Californian. . of “decline of puriteniem.” Cinojnnati this, season is 355,124. does—no dog exchanges hones. with, an: :

f VOL. 2.--NO. 48. NEVADA, OALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAROH 25, 1863. om Beautiful Lines. pen.We see by the Marysville Herald Religious Revival at teeing in EP erga Mac Engine I ; g The BE bag J 1 has the fol ‘Twas a beautiful gift from a white-haired man . that Col. Taylor, of that paper, hasteken. Spring. A friend informs us that or -Sam, an ingenious Chinaman, for-. jowing just remarks upon the To his white-haired brother sending, to the stage. He was to have played. the last fortnight a gratifying revi-. merly a fireman on board the East ter of the Chinese of this State ; /D . A staff for the weary to lean sl ag od last night. Martin Heywood, in the Rent/ yo) has been goingon in Diamond . India steamer Pluto, and now a resiTh Jai supamnD Baa, reIDAy MORNING BY) MEAN SES OT om the Colonel did we eon bi Springs. Every night the hate dent fe this city, has eryroes a Bb cccsanncen eons a . ‘ rt, 7 i te steam engi i Pk ‘ phgoeaan oe auas ak Court } eg my pep ae tap url speech “as seme speakers do,” but spake — = pe i rg Mh 55 send se a miolamescateie ch eas laws of these peculiar peoplé ;~—the + so il Aah ata And he knew that a branch from his child. it ‘tripingly on the tongue.’ Knowing intelligent and serious audience. 8 . \P a f f ». {more familiar the intereou tween ouse. peneiroe hood’s home him as we Jo, we are certain he did not . before the hour of meeting every seat three and a half feet long, with vexed aa yaa yp: tn advens $700 . Would sustain him, as would no other, . gree step the modesty of nature,” but . is occupied, and a quiet and orderly . paddle-wheels and everything comree tay beaten pre bix pet ol sca org 4 00 . Bearing his spirits through days lang syne, . with the accent and gait of a christian, . crowd are seen gathered around the . plete. A crowd of Chinamen assempe Pe in ‘their faves, ana Single copie as ete . WEes te Site ae hisyocte Sound him . eumnad, “able Heywood: (Sistl windows on the outside, prefsring te etc otrect ty witness ies operatien . thett deeds and aca, we ere forced fo ingle copies, ‘ pec agg eee’ stand in the open air, rather than miss . mento street to witness its operation. 4 ee _r. emiled, 4 ‘ -Taiacknowledge toward them a high re_unGaL ‘BLANKS of all kinds for sale yen senekce pene duty. sens: phe sean aceiitiaibd me psc vt tel fe re wer he nied bs bes Doubling gard nod redpeck. ng at their JOB WORK of all kinds speedily and . And friends still live, else wey rd git, was complaining to him of the dances of . shops are deserted, the peace and. liant success of his machine. He in this State ; i a From a dear and distant brother the peasantry, “My friend, neither you grop . dime ‘ nearly all neatly executed. FT cag thing, ecg ee nor myself need to dance, we can be quiet of the town are no longer dis. himself was evidently in high glee, and i i er. s ’ * . : ry lel Lin et nl ines early as Thareconan aul rath: ; happy in our own way ; but if dancing turbed by hideous yells and midnight; well he might,, as so been, we method of government, and viewing day noon. Rates moderate. O ! Love in life’s morn is beautiful, makes these poor people happy, who . revels, and an intoxicated man has not believe, but one other Chinaman sucPree he tai offer: : . gg ore Keoutiint a8 oven 5 have so few sources of enjoyment, why . been seen in the streets for some time . cessful in the construction of a steam Tge aap ~ May it bear you both as a faithful staff A . T ittl he. @2Y data by which they may judgJAMES M. PARKER, is our oom at! ‘Te the pearly gates of heaven ! should they not dance. 949 A number of Lapdog re pi, aoe hall . 7 hei ag the od, then We assert that ju gti d Ban Francisco, at Wean & Co’s Paper tial citizens, many of the miners and . maker 3 Kong, : yi Warehouse, on Clay street. All advertise . paseThe Quarterly Review says that} gqThe funeral ceremonies of Mad. not afew of the sporting fraternity, are . or the “Wonderful flowery wheel? a at ee pea ments sent through him will receive prompt . . an is forty-five pounds of carben and . ame Kossuth mother of the orator, was . constant attendants, and take a deep He is engaged in fashioning another ahs: heise ‘ dinoth bes Ube attention. + agents at. Bitrogen, mixed up in five and a half! conducted by a German Lutheran cler-. and sincere interest in the revival. A. engine, of six horse pewer, which he eatge shes napa be ir ki wpe? jeer ; ens vale A Farge & Cos. pais of water. gymaa. ; large number have joined the church, . designs taking over to Ganton, with wa Dom ete aa re “a ; bre : eis De te et a a shes in citi lc: tt whose sincerity, earnestness and enthe view of inducing his countrymen phil. vane At nb indossetonsy The Disbanded Velunteer once . g6—7T)¢ London Athenseum says, that . seh-The present naval force of Great . tire reformation cannot be questioned. . t0 give him orders fur large steam willingly contxtbutin ay their : qiiots More. “America is every day growing more . Britain consists of five hundred “and . Although. the revival has been kept machinery. [ Herald. toward the expenses of our citi¢s” A year or two ngo we used occasional-. worthy of the pride which England feels . forty-five ships of war. Of this coi . up for upwards of two weeks there is x a and the State government ; avoiding ly to publish funny letters from the Sunin her prosperity and power.” Is it possoor hundred and eighty are armed. 1, abatement of interest manifested. %€2-We notice in addition to the a Is and keeping -aloof from: sist ible ? omers. PaaeTSearr! sei A P 7 . quarre ‘4 day Times, written by this personage.— . ideals oye wt ir aes wae . bigety he P me s Pnveanerie ae sm and drunkenness ; and baye Jong } en He wee supposed to bea ¥ ankee ee . ye®Lord John Russell has announced yea.The Emperor Nicholas suffers . gratifying results. It is a somewhat tion, which has recently made its apccmnaive anne a eae ie teer in California, who, on being disban-. 11,4 speedy publication of the ““Memori-. from an intersal disease, and is obliged . remarkable circumstance that, in the. pearance. The coin is passed for 25 ulation denomisated foreigners hi ded, went te the gold diggings. Last oe and Correspondence of Charles James . to be abetemious. He pare oa in same church, the same night, to the. cents and is worth about 9, being aleg aR inted from . Fox.” cup of tea and a rusk ; dines on a little . loyed. Iti ked “6 Ei Thaler 7 BO ages egy Twi psa he ag stl fob, aeatiet, or 8 ebop, With 6 bincals . Some Srowd, both Eessbyeueias: etd Ors F Mark bh oc Ok. wale ee ee ee him, showing that he is in Austrana. 5 Fs aihon of eberry and water, In the Methodist ministers officiate alternate-. 54 ne ark,” on ene side, and) when the beautiful picture of “The Here it is: wea. The ph og A er a evedied he takes + ban of tea. . ly, without a particle of jealousy, but F riedr. Aug. v. g. g. Koenig v. Sack-. Court of Death,” was exhibited ia Port, Fitwur, Austratty, Aug 29, 1852. Syne. h Dynes rete ied Re re eee in stg rsgconty pen meekness, brothte Abs the other. We are told ia! Boston says the Herald Ps that. sity, Mister Eddytur—Littul did I xpect, : ee erly love and kindness, een an extensive importation ofthe painter sent the late Dr Osgood » wen [I writ from Payris last winter, to i eae RTE _ baeThe longest railway in the world) Our informant tells us that a large . this coin, and there are parties in the] ticket, on which was written, “Adiniy ‘ tt) ’ ’ . . “73: Py : . : ni"picket with the French mjers and bonized wood, has enirely failed. Here's Which AacCiéc Ir com bald . sppeahaghert fea iansloys eve. rer. at ce peur ee tale treatin the greacets to paistry and wther. Anotuer Sqvart. The custom of hate whatke dnadecaate c naunssaeithsed eae. Widen dle, san oiled ee 7 nee go telete dag dallykisses, my pile wilted down very) gay. alexander Dumas, the author, of ‘naming ships after squalls, such as 5 y quaye see Ith h ill be Toe pec rapid. I saw something must be dun to! pais has written fifty dramas and sev. “Black Squall,’ “White Squall,” ‘Snow date the crewd that daily throng its. hope the same course will be pursued . said he, “but was not prepared: for ¢o get up my finenancies, or purty soon Ide) 6, hundred yolumos of fiction. Squall,” &c., is to be farther carried out . portals, and many of whom are forced here. So gross a fraud should not be/abrupt a summons.” vowoinwo 1. be flat on my back without a liver in wd by an old bachelor shipbuilder down . to return to their homes without gain-. tolerated. These coin are readily Dr soned. A litter entlas We aia port-munny. Fortnetly, jest ot Ps 18 : looking for . 6b by naming a new clipper the “Nur-. ing admittance. This must be grati-. known by their new appearance and ‘ h wees “drowned th Sos ae plonn, # eames & . sere winter Se bar peace? to lecrure . 2¢7Y Squall.” Lnatend of sboxing the fying news to the friends of religion, . slightly yellowish tinge. [State Jourvid peop de sd op lainey bodies mouth, wad { om i in wwith . there,” ed by all the pretty girls in bis neighSula Religion, enlighiocnr’ a into.a wash tub which’ ba! beet roedy « YL hed thoctof of sufikitia : " nt, refine~ . dike é canal with tate vtoh the FPrangh en.Q;—When is o fishermen nota borhood. ment and good order go hand in hand,. } 13> We noticed in our “Law Intellistanding ,artly full of water. . 4. K bs tlm down they p) soto a te place . e. oman? A.-When he’s cotchin'eel. vite and whatever gives an impetus te one . gence,” some time ago, that suits had 4 aE but, on receyin ti insert bon : heen 'Roader faints.—Punch. on? § a ee aia pak indirectly assists the others, For this,. been brought for infraction of the. . Charles Burdeaux and Judson Diet pci pyri delhred C.K. Sa ee Huet \ was destroyed hy fire on the 20ih ul t, withant meetenins other om We . Passenger Act against each _of the win. were brought before the Menwrilat by the Beittish Hum ‘fis. Then’ ses Behe Win Wick © 9 & ttoury Wl] The building cast $15,000 nnd wae ia . 46 Picasee Wha tie rewivn at D ia! ocean Steamships. The specific vioperterday, charged with 6 indiing «\« . to Pawiean, (a luv’ plump gre tset. dier, aged 100 yrurs, dic ko “um . sured for $5,000 The furniture was . Mond, Springs, and mda ge the bope . ation chi rged was the cartying mare andeed sed Sony Aa ae Oe whood gurter tuken * ine tome) es ]. ty, Ala., on the’ ult . saved. that similar meetings w.'l be on 1 Cat twotiersof berths, Having beet. per, by the Tice tri m bs he aA —"'Pawle: . Ime o, hl? Sie ¢omCe Tats tae erie ‘ siitecaee ao <-orellttiecistien . everstown ia our count; iners! ar ued, the cases were submitted to $100 INAD se c ntai ME ia. aT bs prenny ood’ my, meanin, cee tor! oe WARDS! ‘yinstte” ipa ney * rol My > e. @@.The Shoriffs jury, who have béjn . ddooeie Pius oe : Ishe U. ‘8. District Judge, and by him. and alas 6 eg wheli tse we! the inglish Jenaeed meg eheren beled beng ae oa a Liven sham. . for some weeks past inquiring intothe. . ~~ ET need BQ Mecision was immediately given, ip} grabbed th purse as ty «Tt yey, / o fad o — but as dogs is onplesent Lara magi rae! of lehuai ey . sate at mind of Mrs E'izabeth MeCathy . — Yesterday afternoon, (Murch 16th) . dor wee ft here mi shed the nwner inte he # oc', aso keene ab eT en id @ae. namic Racine ee ee havo unanimous!y declared ‘he lady to/ a young man named George was shot . ). time f ra dy to petish is the Me ala PO DRL MSS he ore ed bark, Wont dé sph ia RS io ae be of sound and disposing mit d, and o8-/@¢ Mission Polores, by Wichnel 2 jee a : reply to petitions, for a ae ins 5 . ine Lag 2 cae “The Miss ews s@r-G .Clency, a soldicr in the pableof takin care of her own property, O'Conner, a ‘Justice of the’ Peace at n iesion of penalty consequent upanlescaped hanging oon ser ord) deus” of Payna” in my yao té turn oyer greg. 4 a nase Geemanioe + ie, a ibis wad, amoanta to ovér $160,. the Mission.” “It seems to yh or, Which had been add sions, from bis rese ablanee tothe : 5 on the ” 6 0) iy "esa hee . to. J ious: . $ lity { during the vige, I was soon on root for] jog years and seventeen days. € (New O'Conner, ‘with a party of men, hy wh torious Stewart, 0 1d from »reeer: Austraily, by way ef Havver and the holding po "of @ hénsv in that. Be erm . fe London Dox—Pawlean wavia her hanpar During the past year there were lace. came to.the end kercher as the cars started, and xpresain 4@F-A ill has been introduced into erected in the city and county of Philawas hah: Whevw te > geet ) a hope soon fo hear of my ‘rival. Hindin/ eho Now Jersey Legislature, proibiting . 4e1Phit 8,248 new beildings—of whiah . Tet teieg wt the Migaian in relaion. r,tng,aet Se pares “ esas Fe oe commodities for . tte circulation of bank notes of a denom. Dit =p ey ieonsad highest in 513 in. to the occurrence. We understand . muon ce oseyer on ro ecpeigin tho infant settlements in the ination less than $3. Seine eee Recy O’Conner is now in prison in this city. pe . yates oer in grt mar a inteeryur, I engaged my fair acrost, and PORTER, OTF TE The whole affair will undergo imme-. 3; : we had immediate dispatch. ‘The pass-. 8@~A religious paper says: “Wateh te-Lady Emeline Stuart Wortley is . diate investigation. [Hve. Journal. seta * to the accommodations idge was like long passidges in jeneral. and fortify yourselves against the tempabout to publish in England a soneet to “0 —, hay i ga * es deal of jammin, and dammin, . tation of sending poetry to an editor.” : ‘ted S : . ian coehiny and rollin, and retchin, , liek cenvenetp: the Vereen sve By the arrivals of flour and barley . to legislate specifically for their conmenny of the wimmen rejecting evry-. yep We had the pleasure yesterda r Printers’ . Yesterday, the stock of barley was in-. trol.-Herald.

thing they tuck onto their stommicks of meeting Mr J. 2 teens one eA Vany sae Bs ere cet of creased by 10,361 sacks, and the stock ee emer ne re ontil we brought uy all standin in the . the editors and proprietors ef the San Festival, a¢ Bufilalo, on ; of flour by upward of 7,000 barrels. Captain R. H. Waterman has sucbutiful natural basie at Port Phillup. 1) Francisco “Placer Times and Trans. Franklin's birth-day, the following senPlacer Times, \7th. ceeded in raising the steamer Pioneer. made tracks at wunst for the Victory cript,” who is on a hasty visit to this city. . timent, among a number of other equally stranded some time ago at St. Sten, diggins, and hey now jest returned from. Mr, L, i ‘ 4 7 : ‘ / Nugget Crick by bullock xpress, with pase ina tay: gy a nade ‘youee good ones, was offered : Louis Napoleon, it seems has play-. eon’s Bay, and intends to bring her to gold enuff to bribe a board of aldermen. . ago, before he encountered the rough Printers’ Wives—May they always! eda successful game for wealth as. San Francisco in tow of the steam tug Thare’s no rockin and siftin at Nugget . blasts of the plains or the chilling winds have plenty of small caps for the heads . wel) as power. According to a para-. Goliah. One of her engines is in good Core i oe et fk wii . ig of an ote Nevada. Ifall the editors . OF the Jéttle original ticles. graph in the Boston Post— working order. as a kwi of pigtail, and plenty for al! in California are insuch splendid case, : : . ince the eoup d’etat, "Ye French S/N LghENY BEOAR? KOT RE ; k th ‘ say-One of the laziest men in this) . P , Me Fre : . that chews. he — ry diecen ie pecs ede och Reape et sl A country resides in Towa. Asa sample railway shares have advanced almost. The Mails. The number of letters oant say I like fresh kingiroo much, but . but positions—at least for a season. [N. . °f his inertia, we should mention, that . fifty per cent. while the Paris Bourse. by the mails on the Golden Gate was it goes fustrate wen its jerked. Itsa/ Q, Delta * '"'. the only rearon he don’t get married is,/has been animated with unwonted. 77,440 from the San Francisco post kweer kind of an aaa senna oP ; 2 bocaiita he fal a A hs He ten speculation. There is something un-. office. There were 21,166 newspai ixt a eneve % . p . Ps . _ recronpmg Batgh ay niet an ok The “Sons of the Emerald [sle"—pre. ploys a little boy to pull ie mouth open. natural in all this, and the people are. pers, on which the postage was paid +4 pgrodt ‘ta belle, and seivai. ceded by a fine band, passed our office beginning to find itout, Louis Napo-. . he above amount does not include pis ‘cite tail. The A ath Riel this morning. They turned outin goodly . yep A writer in the New York Obleon re hp ie ‘ all—and for his the peice qa: pn Ye or papers salt sprinkled on it, is considdered, as . DUmbers to celebrate ‘St Patricks Day,’ . server proposes that “each Christian de. OW benefit politically and pecuniarily. sent unpaid. The number of unpaid we used to say in Payris,a reglar bone of which thisis the anniversary. (Eve. . nemination should.appoint and set apart It gave a certain eclat to his adminis-. newspapers was 50,000, T hese pabush. The climit and the licker—two . Journal. & certain portion of time for uniting in . tration and it filled his purse. When. pers are the weeklies, dailies, and important pints—it better here than in Sanna prayer to Almighty God, for the conver . shares, &c,, were low, he purchased. steamer editions of eleven papers Californy. Ia my subsekwent advicesI} A western editor, in answer toa com. sion of the Pope of Rome, his cardinals, . largely ; and then patronized the lines. printed in San Francisco, and seven~ shall give om seoene 78 a er of . plaint of a patron, that he did not give pau + ony hea rg ge ay al they appertained to. His agents filled. teen from the interior. The total society in the settlements. Morals is. news enough, advised him, when news . pose the Pope should do the same thing . J ondon and Paris } and his gains are! amount of papers sent by the mails of Sat or Mopxsty—Aristotlacbarisd _B that lovers gaze on no part : ae % Bseya pay Jove, ¥ ich is esty. iny, howey Bongo 4 in the ehdeke; but Bremer! “eo Measure illustrates the m of the Stagyrite, by affirming that m said to be in the eyes, because when they blush cover their . adds that the Poets Ce because he is so impu 3 wore hie eyes open nobody would trast him. V—_e—— Hanxpsome Men.—Fanny Form, the correspondent of the Boston Olive Brancis thus replied to an individual who ssid ~ somehody was not calculated to vin lady's heart because he wae not hand some : «oe eh “Begging your Lp: Merten a great mistake. is quite unessextiah that a man should be ‘ me.’. } him pray the Gods, in the Great. make him a pens 6 home as well as abroad. { im -stips ulate for a fine figure and e ner, and leave it to their d after. that, to shape his eyes, nose and mouth, prerided they'don’t make them pérfeet* 'y hideous. ot So Save us from our plaidep dered-vested, big-cravatted, n : colognesprinkled, be-jewelled brair: exquisite. Give us a well-formed, p'ainly dressed, self-possessed, intelligent ty from fair to middling, and the chuarches. was scarce, to read his Bible, whieh he . for the converson of those who are not) ). . masculive ; perfectly at home, upon ali and meetin houses is well attended by/ had no doubt would be Tow to him. ? of his Church? What then? ser “ee by shrewd and able specula-. the 16th was 71,166. [ Whig. subjects, foreign and dementia, Sates Christians under convickshun. Yours tors at 716,000,000. With /16,000,cringing to the great, nor th allus, : . Remarxasie Sacacity.—A few days. 000 in his own chest, what may he. Count de Rausset Boulbon, who took . little ; who puts one hand’ on his Pe " ee pods applied te har Babes . ane & mule and * pont were employed . not dare? But former defeats have. cémmand of a French expedition to. and the other on his heart. when a woold man said— runs . side by side in hoisting Reavy goods out . taught him caution ; he is not ready, Sondra, Mexico, some time ago, arriv-. man's name is mentioned ; mh ms isem ¥&.A cool transaction took place at} “Well, you want my daughter—what CIN oe in coeds esloonanonadie bork (99d he can wait. The despots of Eu-. ed in this city on the 16th inst.-per. 90 blush te 4 check of bunt loviadl the burning of the Louisville Hotel, at. sort of a settlement will you make !—!. 34. overboard. The tide swept them . Tope wait upon him, compliment him,. brig Belencita from Mazatlan. ‘The cence; w no Tivi Lonisville Kentucky. One of the boar-. what will you give her ?” Mire dudes the bows of & sebnoner 1 . Court hi és Seay ete df thing that God has made 5: pity yim and dread him. expedition it will be remembered, from] (49 weak and errin fs , ders, carpet bag hand, descended hon ceeds’ tag HE "Tn z ow erring without phariae ion A Dispanpep VoLuNTEFR. ; ac . . ive her,’ replied the editer, looking . ing near; there the horse lodged and iling ; who can. » _oenfhameerea manag apeetwerelorieotl ones ber ose Teena e,POe” . was buoyed up, by some ropes; Bus the. Burglary. ‘The store of Mr Mack, . letter published in the Heho du Pa-. tamper iad a nity; who porage b iba ' the around whom tho hot cinders : : r mule, a large and valuable animal, . on Sansome street, near Washington, . cifique the Count declares the only jor an oath 5 w 8 on . trom were dropping, told “him that he would eing unsustained, was swept off and abling age, a emile for pi was entered on Tuesday night and jobject of the expedition was to form a ioere be deariarn ond vested te kage “Foreign Minery (Ta i nee ee cltcresorvation, he’ seieng . Tebbed of one hundred dollars in mon. few and independent State out of the and. simong ‘brave, bani 2 Aa ca i a ig bill was. n ve ve Pa be “roi working in the mines . his companion, the horse, by one of his . @Y,80d a Colt’s revolver, Affairs of. savage ridden wilderness of Sonora . 74), pink and white Sir Brinn t the bill, : meee pe . n@ to four dollars por month. . ears, with his teeth, and held himeelf. this kind are daily decreasing in num. [Hve. Journal. the tmited work of a tailor; up until assistance cathe, an‘ both were . ber, and attention is the more quickly him.out, at. the same: time exmakerand perfumer!. Heaven save tho. ' hided us Mt thavalte Moin saved uninjured.--Savannah Republican. drawn to them from that fact. Whig. ye There is a law in Boston which a nee ose ae nia his sudden depar-. Can hibits the theatres from being open mark! Women know betser! . . . says the dey isnot far distant when Car-. pen A wag, on hearing that a chim: . gee ni ht. On Christmas night] ‘Man, says Adam Smith, is’an animal’ 4 i wil: be part and parcel and . ney sweep had given business, ex-. _ Thewaterin the Sacramento River upancae ction to open, and the that poten i Po not the valuable portion of our] pressed his astonishment, for he thought . is lower than it has been for several . is heralded in the papers under the head "The total number of hogs killed st -~ Panto sovereignty, the business sooted him completely. yeare at this seasen. [ Californian. . of “decline of puriteniem.” Cinojnnati this, season is 355,124. does—no dog exchanges hones. with, an: :