May 29, 1852 (4 pages)

} .? a Pi VOL. I—NO. 6: JOURNAL. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. ALBAN & SARGENT, Proprietors. Ofmee on Broad street, opposite the Placer Hetel. NEVAD: San Francisco Advertisements, AN FRANCISCO AGENCY.-J M. Par xen is the Agent for this psper for San Francisco, and is authorised to receive money, sign receipts for the same, and transact other business relating to uewspaper and job printing as the representative of San Francisco Advertisements. The Patrons of the ‘“‘Nsevapa Journat,” smiling, beguiling, For the Nevada Journal. . The soft spirit of morn o’er the east was [praises above, And its dawn-birds were hymning their When I left my lone couch, where my dreams . Had placed in my bosom my Inox of love ; But I blessed not morn’s beauty, I shared nor its gladness, For the cheat of my dream filled my heart/. ast, from Panama, with over one thouFar, far from his throne on the chariot of day, Had the Monarch of light aseended in glory, Fondly kissing with life all he met in his way, Aad gilding each stream, as it babbled its story, But I blessed not his splendor, I shared not For my heart fondly lov'd, anp of her it was Eve’ mantles the Earth with her silver light, And its breezes are fragrant with dewAnd beauteous stars deck the temple of night And hush’d on its altar life’s stillness reAnd blessed were its beauty, so dear to me (lonely. will find a box at Marriott’s Exchange, corner For one year, in advance 97 00 . of Santas one a Willams” Book and Sta b pleeape ’ Book and Sta: ix moathe . 40 p oodaak neon Clay, near Kearney street— with its sadness. 200 . and one at the Despatch Printing ice, on AND Traders’ Exch eS. eves Ww mere. oe, x FOR davsek, hee all's advertisements intended for cerca tee . Riedell. st atten, Koval” pie orto ged pee e Foundry, = =" Frement st. nat ‘Market Mission, his 8S thls oer endian SAN FRANCISCO. beaming, 25 tins sugar aad water crackers HE above establishment, now being in to oe aed sugar . complete operation, the proprietors are dreaming. 100 Ibs double refined loat sugar to execute orders in the various $0 mats xanilla on: ; Coanebes of their ve trades, viz: 25 mats rice, ie Steam ny og and ger of pig ged i tion, Iren and Brass 0 nds a crying eae Sev wills, Grist mille, Quatts mille, Pampe, drops of réses, 50 5 gal kegs pickles, &e., either by steam or water power. Also, 30 cases qts and hif gal pickles. pty oth of Blacksmith work, Turning, fin7 aaa : ; ee AE den The Eagle Foundry company being comoe “4 in 8 es, C osed of practical and experienced workeet ee: en in their respective bramehes of the trade, only, 200 tbe ground allspice, 206 Ibs gronnd cloves, 300 ths ground ginger, 100 Ibs cinnamon, ground, 200 Ibs mace, 300 chocolate. 20 cases Laguayrd coffee, ground, in tins, 45 cases Rio coffee, ground, in tins, 15 cases Java “ sd a 20 75 Sw hf g qr “ 10 boxes maccaroni and vermacilli, 150 Ibs citrons, 200 ths tea, Young hyson and Gunpowder, 20 boxes soap, Candles, ‘Tubacce in small boxes, te “ in silver foil, Smoking tobac:o, Fine Havana segars, in ay boxes, “ “ “ “ L “ F.xtra fine Havana segars, Clay pipes ans, cutlery, Ainee* beat long and ehort handled cast steel ebovels, picks, aud pick handles, axes and axe handles. 10 kegs nails, assorted, glue, chalk, black nt gil, green paint, sprem oil, sup. cog. brandy, gin, port wine, and lead, 2 0 American brand, ys 25 bbla old Monongahela whiskey, 20 cases assorted cocktails, 100 cages blackberry brandy, raspberry branW. C. braudy, Irish and Monongahela whiskey, 50 caees tomoa syrup, and champaign cider, 30 bavkets champign wine, 80 cages aup wine bitters, Madeira wire, dy. 300 whole boxes sardines, $00 hf and gr boxes surdines, 50 drums figs, Witha ral Clothing, All the above goods have been laid in with gteat care, and for cash, and we particularly invite the attention of merchants, miners, and packers te give usacall, as we will sell on seasovable terms. BROWN, HYATT & CO. Centreville, Grass Valley, Nevada co, March 13, 1852.-94-3m places and river, 31st. Tax hice wi Nevada, April 1852. Tax payers are hereby notified and reroost mee. ab the the Assessor's ‘2-6 Patent Medicines. STAR’S Balsam of Wild Cherry, Jaynes’ Wrpectorant, Th von’s Eye Water, end Phenix Bitters, oe Gorbett’s, and a variety of Geto Ie forme & GARRASON, Townsend HE SUBSCRIBERS wishing to d T of all their stook, eplendid milk calves, the balenoe, {raion Valley, t 29-tf. Rio coffee, Loy peony 10 split peas, $0 half wards R raisins, “ ‘Fine walking shocs, Fine pat. leather gaiters, Ladies leather boots, fine calf boots, ** gaiters calf shoes, Children’s calf shoes, 40 cases bootse—Hungarian, heavy kip, waxgrained, and calf, Atso—A well aesorted lot of glass and queen’s ware, tin ware, guard lanterna, bull’s eye do Aso—A fine assortment of hardware and ats, etc. ete. Notice to Tax Payers. OU arc hereby notified that I will attend and receive holders of Nevada county, a list of all taxable agg y Rogge oath, at the following tes, clock a. M, and 5 o’clock P, Mm: city, Broad street precinct, at the sheriff’s office on Broad strect, on monday the 26th of April; at the bookstore of Hiram C. Bates, on main strect, the 27th; at Cayote Hill the 28th ; at North Sugar Loaf 29th at Gold Flat May the 3d; Grass Valley 5th; Boston Ravine 6th; Rough and Rsady 7th; Anthon House 9th; Lower crossing of Deer cree! 16th; Kentucky Flat 12th; Newtown 13th; Round Tent 15th; McC Bridgoport 19th; French Corral 20th; Eureka 2let; Washington 22d; Cincinnati Bar 24th; Anderson's ing, Bteep Hollow 26th; Porter's crossing, Bear yers by tare ge costs. or refusing to do so, will be put nega of aera ” trast from their long experienee in and attention to the business promptly, to satisfy all who may favor them with their orders. STRATHERN, BRODIE & CO. P.S. All orders addressed as above to Box No. 14, Mechanics and Traders Exchange, San Franciseo, will be prone’ attended to. ['0-3m*]} 8. B. & Co. Sutter Iron Works, Rincon Point, San Francisco. TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machinery for crushing and ens quartz rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought iron work, water wheel castings, and all kinds of machinery made to order. Being largely engaged in manufacturing quartz rock machinery, and having an extensive assortment of patterns on hand, are prepared to receive and exccnte orders wit! dispatch. arties Wage . contract for machinery, K. Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or even, here, shade never, ity “ another, Cheeses, as further information, or to “14 by addressing Geo. be ptly attended to. ug. 30—3m* DANIRL OKESON, ton §& Co., Deaters in Drugs, otactay Nesreagyrtot erfumery, rticles, ek Instruments, &c., Agents for Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, Osgood’s Indian Cholagogue, Corbett’s Shaker's Sarsaparilla, Graefenberg Company's Medicines, Dr Hunt's Life Elixir, and Hyatt’s Balsam;—Stone building, corner of Sansome and Merchant sts, San Francisco. Having respectively disposed of our retail stocks and stands, we have this day associated ourselves together for the transaction of a strictuoknown. Pe Importing, Wholesale and Jobbing busineas. Thankful for the past liberal patronage of our friends and the public, we sq’icit » continuance ef the same, trusting we shall be enubled, by thas uniting, and by the residence of one of the partners in the Atlantic States, to answer their orders more promptly and satisfactorilly than ever before. . Cc. R. STORY §& CO. REDINGTON §& CO. fc We are constantly receiving, per clipper ships, and effer for sale, at the lowest market prices, for cash ONLY, large invoices of desirable, Daves, Mepicines, Cuemica.s, etc. 5-3m ayer: -500 mats Manila no. 1; 200 mats China no. 2; Saur.1000 bags fine table; . 1000 bags Liverpool, for curing; Pork. .40 half bbls clear, Dutchess co; Corree. .75 sacks Cesta Rica; Frour,.40 half sacks Chile; Driep Artes. .27 bbis, in fina order; Curese. .100 boxes English Dairy cased. Por sale by JAMES PATRICK. *4-yl Battery street, near Jackson: HE ENTERPRISE HOTEL—-Long Wharf, near Sansome street—-Has just . been opened for the reception of boarders and . any other person, 40 casks brown stout, assortment of Dry Goods, expired. . ment? . right to disregard from the property between the hours ef 9 o’In Nevada lodgers with comfortable and pleasant quarters The attention of citizens and travellers ment. The proprictors promise the best fare of the market at the 1 ost reasonable rates. Give them a call. 3-3m EMOVAL—Bayant & Co. have removed to che new fire proof warehouse, at the corner of California and Battery streets, wh re they will keep constantly on hand a full stock of Agricultural Implements, Garden Seeds, miners’ tools, and a general assortment of hardware. 94-I1m urtney’s 19th; not? Bear river, 26th ; To Miners in Quartz. . a SALE, a fine assortment of attending to tho above nob ts powe: pressly jor examing quarts f rook. Compasses, magnets, thermometers, et — surceyor’s com 8, thi li leveling instruments, etc. etc. 953 Instruments of every description made to order. Repairs executed in the best manner. Orders by express Prace wanes to. THOS. ‘TENNENT, ux. WILSON, Assessor. time and places notice, to pay theer tax for the year 1852; those over the banking house of Drexel, Church, San Francisco. IL.--Bailey & G Oil Mi O ilbert, lan W. GALLAHE ker, Montgomery st., hoad of Leng, Wher’, ther & Sheriff, N. C. 63-ly ufacturers Pine street, sansome . Observs lor, Wasftaite Pils Pein Killer, Dallas’ Pain Extractor, well recomm ‘ be eq Sands’ Sarsaparilis, Bull's polar Oil, and Wiuter strained Oil, in packages to suit purchasers, and the quality tied. On Hand—3000 gallons pure sperm Oil; 15,000 gallons Polar Oil; 3000 gals Lard tude. At the City Drug Store. Francisco. . voyage. . Oil, 1000 inter stramed Polar Oil. 80 3m ‘siti Sen kl . pedition to the Arotic vf ube with young . JERLANKETS Of various vylo, for oak ee ee them w — various styles, for sale. (C, B. a caive by the bth by ntanufacturers’ agents, C. B., wou JOSEPH CLARK & Co, H. F.C ER & CO mite south of Centreville Paeific, bet. Sansorie and Battery sts. My lov'd one is missing, and my spirit is Sweer Star of my life, bright be to thee The path of thy orbit while wandering And the cloud of my sorrow shall cast a O’er the spirit of her that to me is so dear, Though sad be my heart if she dwells with Her contentment and peace shall its murmurings smother. For the Nevada Journal. Mr. Evitor.—Permit me through the columns of your paper, to make the following statement respecting the proposals for, and the contract entered into for building the County Jail. It is well Jas. Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, will . known that the Court of Sessions advertised, through the Journal, for proposals JOUN DENNIE. . to build the jail, and that it was stated DRUGS! DRUGS !—Srony, Ruvivo. i the advertisement proposals would Importers, and Wholesale . be received by the County Judge, up to the third of May, inst. Up to that date there were some four or more proposals in writing, handed in to Judge Caswell by different parties—one by Dumars & Co., one by Gordon & Howell, one by B. F. Dickerman, besides others to us After the third of May, when it was known that bids had been . put in for certain sums, another bid was put in by Wilson & Endicott, and for a less sum than the lowest put in by This bid of Wilson & Endicott, was accepted, and the contract for building the jail awarded to them, although their bid was put in after the time for receiving proposals had Now I would ask by what rule of jus. tice or reason was the contract given to parties who did not put in their bids according to the terms of the advertiseHad the Court of Sessions the the terms of their . advertisement, or was there conniving onthe part of the Court, or other of. ficers? These are questions which mei chanics all feel interested in, and which many of them would like to have solved. travellers, and can accommodate one hundred } The people should know whether all are to have equal rights with each other is respectfelly directed to this new establish. and whether the same rule which affects one class of citizens is net equally binding npon all under the same circumstances. Was the advertisement for proposals to baild a jail mere bait or Did the Court of Sessions intend to be governed at all by bids put in according to the terms of the advertise~ —— . ment, or did they or either of them intend all the time to give the contract 2, . to personal friends after receiving the Also pocket . bide from outsiders? It certainly looks as if there was something “rotten in Denmark.” Vill some one of the officials who know the circumetances of the bids, the time of their reception, &c., inform the public of the Mathematical and Nautical Instrument ma. facts, and excuse the matter if it ean be done, and thus oblige A MECHANIC, Professor de Gasparis, of the R ie at Naples, eunounces his have on hand and are constant: . discovery of another small planet on the ly sesetverneiag Fea bleached sperm Oil, . evening of March I7th. for machi bleached ualin brightness to a star of bet is stated to tween the tenth and eleventh maguiAccording to arrangements, the equadron of vessels fitting for a searching exregione under the Edward Belcher, eave Woolwich on 10th inst, atid be ready to leave Greonhithe on the 15th, on their enterprising NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1852. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GOLDEN GATE. “Per Gregory's Express. Fifteen Days Later from the Atlantic States, The steamship Golden Gate arrived; The deat at San Francisco on Saturday morning The youn sand passengers, among whom were 60 . firss trouble will be to par ladies and 30 children. Through Gregory's Express we have received New York papers to the 26th April. The intelligence by this arrival, although some fifteen days later than previous advices, is of but little general interest. : Kossuth was at Springfield, last accounts, reeciving considerable attention, but creating no excitement. Gon. Soloman Van Rensselaer died! events which may arise through the deat Albany, on the 23d ultimo, aged 78 year. Mr. Hulsemann, Austrian Charge at Washington, has obtained leave of absence from his government, and will shortly leave for Europe. The Japan expedition proposed by our government has met with much favor throughout Europe. The United States Senate on the 22d decided to make the whole number of of Congressional Representatives two hundred and thirty four—thereby allowing California to send two members, as at present, and giving South Carolina an extra member for her fraction. Hon. John Sargent of Philadelphia, died in that city on the 23d March. The new Captain General of Cuba, Don Valentin Canedo, arrived at Havana on the [5th April, and Gen. Concha teok his departure for Spain the next day. The National Theatre at Boston was destroyed by fire on the 22d ult. From all parts of the States we have dismal accounts of floods, tempests, &c. There has been a renewal of the Abolition excitement in Graydon county, Va., and the Vigilance Committee have offered a reward of one handred dollars each, for the apprehension of two abolition preachers. The overflow of rivers and creeks in Texas is said to be greater throughout the country than has been known hefore for many years. Many streams not exceeding thirty or forty yards from bank to bank, have now to be ferried over for a distance of several miles. The crops within the reach of the overflow have of course suffered, but to what extent is not yet known. The overflow of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers, wae truly disastrous. In addition to the loss of man lives, it is estimated that $400,000 one of property was destroyed in the vicinity of Pittsburg. The watea was within three fee’ of the high water mark of 832. Upwards of five hundred families were driven from their homes in the little city of Allegheny. Many of the bridges on the Potomac have been nls away, anda large amount of valuable property along the river and canal, has been either carried off or wholly ruined. Several a were entirely destroyed in Virginia, In the New England States a great deal of damage has also been done. A dispatch from Boston furnishes melanoholy evidence of the disastrous effects of the storm. The British bri Joseph was wrecked on Traro beac and all but two of those on board were doubtless drowned. A large number of vessels aro ashore in the vicinity of Boston. It will ly be many days, perhaps weeks, ere we can begin to estimate the extent of damsge produced by this gale. Daxapro. Sarpwaecn.—Another terrible di ocourred atsea. At 2 o'clock on the morning of the [9th of February, Her Majesty's steamer Birkenhead was wrecked between two and three miles from the shore of Southern} of Africa. The exact spot at which the calamity happened was Point Danger. Off this point she struck upon a reef of sunken rocks. The ship was steaming eight and o half knots at the time; the water was smooth and the sky serene, but the speed at which the vessel was tanning proved her destruction. The rock penetrated throwgh her bottom just aft the foremast, and in twenty minutes time there was a few floating spars and afew miserable creatures clinging to them, and this was al! that remained of the Birkenhead. Of sit hdndred and eight persons who had left Simon’s Bay in the heurs before, only one handred and eighty four remain to tell the tale—no/of your visi less than four hundred and fifty four Englishmen have come to so lamentable . that an end. EUROPEAN ITEMS. It is rumored that the two sone of the Emperer of Russia are to pay @ friendly visit to Louis Napoleon. Public rumor Maes., at. veral vessels of war have been ordered Mant ship’ but » few . point for the nor ate eal 4 > arcane = oes iy iN mas > att wad WHOLE NO. 110. pose. Should, however, the governmen! of Japan persiat in following out ite aye tem of exclusivetiess, you might, per) haps, induce them to consent to thé transportation of the cog) by their ow vessels, to a neighboring island, easy o ‘access, where the steamers could sup ply their wants, avoiding thus the ne, cessity of an intercourse with avy larg? number of the people of that country. § It is considered important that yof should avail yourself of every occasic to impress on those Japanese officer with whom you will be brought in cory ah gp ge government of the Uni tates not pagsess any power ov. the religien of its own oitiabay and the there is, therefore, no cause to apprd hend that it will interfere with the td ligion of other countries. f he President, although fully a of the great reluctance hitherto show’ by the Japanese governuietit to ent¢ into treaty sti with any foreig nation—a feeling which it is sinceret wished that you thay be able to ove come—has thought it projier, in antic: pation of this latter favorable conti: gency, to invest you with full ri negotiate and sign a treaty of ainity ar commerce between the United Stati and the Empire of Japan. i. I transmit, herewith, the act of tt President, clothing you with that powe . as also copies of the treaty between tl United States arid Chita, with Siam ar . the Muscat, which thay to d cettain @ . tent be of use to you as precedents. is important that youd shodld secure. our vessels the tight to enter one. — of “ ee be gd BM oe to dispose eir cargoes either or by barter, without beliig subject to extravagant port charged; and ev, more im nt isit that the gover ment of Japan should bidd ge to pr proper iin France has fixed upon the 5th of May for the proclamation of the Empire, the very day appointed by the republican constitution of for the Presidential election, and the very day fixed upon by the Continental revolutionista for another general struggle between the people and the despots. of Prince Schwarzenberg, the active and capable manager of the internal and external affairs of Austria, is announced. Emperor’s his if le. Itisan event of greot moment to Austria, and to the future shaping of continental affairs. o Paris Patrie states that twoenvoys extraordinary from England and Franee, are about to visit Brazil.and La Plata—the object of their mission being “4 to the commierce of the worl the ng La Plata and the tributary streams, the Parana and Utaguay. Seby the French Minister of Marine to proceed to La Plata for the protection of the interests of the French, in the feat and flight of Resns. The Russien newspapers contain official reports of great victories achieved by the imperial arms over the Caucasian tribes. =THE JAPAN EXPEDITION, The President recently transmitted to the Senate s communication containing official documents relative to the Empire of Japan, under « resolution of the 4th March. The annexed letter of instructions to Commodore Aulick explains the object of the visit to Japan, so far as the President has given instructions to the East India Squadron. DepartMENT or Stats, Washington, 10th June, I85I. Com. Jonn H. Avticx :—-Sir,—The moment is near waen the last link in the chain of oceanic steam navigation is to be formed. From China and the East Indies, to Egypt, thence through the Mediterranean and the Atlantic ocean, to England, thence again to our happy shores, and other parts of this great continent; from our own ports to the southernmost part of the Isthmus that connects the two western continents, and from its Paeifie coast, north and southwards, as far as civilization has spread, the steamers of other nations, and of our own, carry intelligence, the wealth of the world, and thousands of travellers. tect American sailors an which may be on their shores. T second article of our tredty with Musc and the fifth article of the treaty wi Siam, embrace these objects. Every treaty has to be subjected the Senate for ratification, as you ¢ awate. In considerarion of the gri distance between the two countries, a unforseen difficulties, it would be pi detit, should you succeed in effecti the object proposed, to fix the peri for the exchange of the ratificatio three years. am, Sir, reopeciiel your obedient servant, DANIEL WEBSTER DECLARATION OF WAR By the Government of New Grana against Chile, Peru, and all Nati: It ie the President'sopinion that steps should be taken at once to enable our eacdin eases a Fag fs toe merchants to supply the last linkin that} “(44 Exemies of Ecuador 8 ag chain, which unites all nations of} 7}, President of the New Granadi e@ world, by the early establishment Government, Don Jose Hilario => line ae a se to ina. In order to facilitate this enter: prise, itis desirable that wo should ob-. {isn ervinse Reamer, By this mare tain from the Emperor of Japan permis-. i¢ appears that, owing to a treaty sion to purchase from hie subjects the. 4.06 amity and alliance, establish: necessary supplies of coal, which our . between this Government and that yceragecteoey Soend i oe i and eee voy®-. Ecuador in December, 1852, the o es may require. e well known jeaF p pony with tale the Japanese Kaviee power. jo at 0%, Himes, bonud. % seme : 1 id to the other, both military and p has, for the last two cefituries, rejected pth * : all overtures from other hations 4 open cuniary, in case of foreign invasion. ite ports to their vessels, embarrasses png Bg — ym agg all new attempts to changé the exclu-. sitner by loan or force, the sum . sive policy of that coutitry. : 16,000. ogo reals, or $2,000,000; and fi The interests of commerce, and even! 414, that 20.000 men be called to ser! those of humanity, demand, however, . oder arms to assist the sister republi that we should make another appeal to! ‘rhe President declares his intention . the sovereign of that country, in asking oppose Flores and all countries rend: an eS. eer a the . ing hini aid, and accuses Peru of fitti ; zane, or the re-. out two vessels and Valparaiso one sults of the toil of hie husbandman—but . Suis: ii hie expedition. He aleo di a gift of Providence, deposited by the! mands authority 10 confiscate the pr Creator of all things in the depth of the . Duo vr all natives and = Japanese Islands, for the benefit of the. CG: ¢ “New Granada, who'may. human fomily. found to have sided or abetted By the renner br oge I now . in any way in his present rev transmit to you a letter to the Emperor . gana: of Japan, (with an open copy) whisk pos movements. Panema Sir. a Ma to Jeddo, h how. eo in WHIG COUNTY CONVENTION. your flag ship, accompanie as man ‘ i of the pe of the squadron Guder ar Ata meeting of the Whigs of Ne da county, held at the court house } command, as may conviently be employed in this service. A Chinese transla-. Nevada city on the 22d day of Ma; tion of this letter will be furnished to! 1859 pursuant to. notice published i the Nevada Journal, ou by the United States Legation at On motion of John Anderson, anton and sent to your anchorage at Hong Kong or Macoo. 4 J. N. Turner was chosen Chairman, ar L. Sawyer appoitted Secretary. At one of the latter places will pees meet with a national vessel, On motion, it was voted to eloet teen Delegatés to represent Nevad, etached by the Commodore of the county at the Whig Convention tot squadron in the Pacific, (as you will perceive by the enclosed copy of a corresholden at Sacramento City on the fir: Monday of Jtitie next. The followin dence between this and the Navy Bepartment to carry to youa number i named gentlertien were then eh Delegates: p-wrecked Japanese mariners, whe were, some time ago, picked up at sea by the bark Auckland. These men zoe will take with you to Jeddo, and deliver ’ them over to the officersof the Emperor, Catt, R. H, Portet, of Beat ip; Dr. C. Dexter Cl atid Benj. Blariton, of Graeé a : Ripley, Jas. Weaver, did A. H. Hov port: Jno. .Montgouery, «4 ving them, through your interpreter, . the assurance that the American a of Bridge Rotigh and Ready; P: M. Fisk and —-. Hunt, of Gtiztly Beat township; Thome; had issued a message to the Legi Rivel ernment will never fail'to treat with kindness any of the natives of Japan, whom misfortune may bring to our shores, and that it expects similar treatmont ot ane of i ows nyo pad may be driven on the coast uf Japat. reo, J. N. Turner, G. Bort: © letter of the President to the! daile, Robt. Little, and L. Sawyer, . Emperor of Japan, you will deliver to. Nevada. f such of his high officers as he tia: On' motidn, i¢ Was voted that any De e whe thay be unable to atte 8 purpose of receiving it. to them you will explain the diait object hove power to appoint some othe! t. ineral coal is so abundant in Japan. " Gn motion, it was voted that Whigs who attend the Convention frou; the government of that country can have no reasonable he peed tosup. Nevada county shall be considered a; fair prices, with . Deleg: p@ing our steamers, at ces, gates. ‘ that great necessary of commerce. One. On motion, the Convention adjournes of the eastern ports of Niphon would be J. N. TURNER, Ch'n. © L. Sawyer, Sec'y. 4 the most desirable place for this purric ohm —-— Wood, of Little Yor¥ Jno, Atiderso!

} .? a Pi VOL. I—NO. 6: JOURNAL. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. ALBAN & SARGENT, Proprietors. Ofmee on Broad street, opposite the Placer Hetel. NEVAD: San Francisco Advertisements, AN FRANCISCO AGENCY.-J M. Par xen is the Agent for this psper for San Francisco, and is authorised to receive money, sign receipts for the same, and transact other business relating to uewspaper and job printing as the representative of San Francisco Advertisements. The Patrons of the ‘“‘Nsevapa Journat,” smiling, beguiling, For the Nevada Journal. . The soft spirit of morn o’er the east was [praises above, And its dawn-birds were hymning their When I left my lone couch, where my dreams . Had placed in my bosom my Inox of love ; But I blessed not morn’s beauty, I shared nor its gladness, For the cheat of my dream filled my heart/. ast, from Panama, with over one thouFar, far from his throne on the chariot of day, Had the Monarch of light aseended in glory, Fondly kissing with life all he met in his way, Aad gilding each stream, as it babbled its story, But I blessed not his splendor, I shared not For my heart fondly lov'd, anp of her it was Eve’ mantles the Earth with her silver light, And its breezes are fragrant with dewAnd beauteous stars deck the temple of night And hush’d on its altar life’s stillness reAnd blessed were its beauty, so dear to me (lonely. will find a box at Marriott’s Exchange, corner For one year, in advance 97 00 . of Santas one a Willams” Book and Sta b pleeape ’ Book and Sta: ix moathe . 40 p oodaak neon Clay, near Kearney street— with its sadness. 200 . and one at the Despatch Printing ice, on AND Traders’ Exch eS. eves Ww mere. oe, x FOR davsek, hee all's advertisements intended for cerca tee . Riedell. st atten, Koval” pie orto ged pee e Foundry, = =" Frement st. nat ‘Market Mission, his 8S thls oer endian SAN FRANCISCO. beaming, 25 tins sugar aad water crackers HE above establishment, now being in to oe aed sugar . complete operation, the proprietors are dreaming. 100 Ibs double refined loat sugar to execute orders in the various $0 mats xanilla on: ; Coanebes of their ve trades, viz: 25 mats rice, ie Steam ny og and ger of pig ged i tion, Iren and Brass 0 nds a crying eae Sev wills, Grist mille, Quatts mille, Pampe, drops of réses, 50 5 gal kegs pickles, &e., either by steam or water power. Also, 30 cases qts and hif gal pickles. pty oth of Blacksmith work, Turning, fin7 aaa : ; ee AE den The Eagle Foundry company being comoe “4 in 8 es, C osed of practical and experienced workeet ee: en in their respective bramehes of the trade, only, 200 tbe ground allspice, 206 Ibs gronnd cloves, 300 ths ground ginger, 100 Ibs cinnamon, ground, 200 Ibs mace, 300 chocolate. 20 cases Laguayrd coffee, ground, in tins, 45 cases Rio coffee, ground, in tins, 15 cases Java “ sd a 20 75 Sw hf g qr “ 10 boxes maccaroni and vermacilli, 150 Ibs citrons, 200 ths tea, Young hyson and Gunpowder, 20 boxes soap, Candles, ‘Tubacce in small boxes, te “ in silver foil, Smoking tobac:o, Fine Havana segars, in ay boxes, “ “ “ “ L “ F.xtra fine Havana segars, Clay pipes ans, cutlery, Ainee* beat long and ehort handled cast steel ebovels, picks, aud pick handles, axes and axe handles. 10 kegs nails, assorted, glue, chalk, black nt gil, green paint, sprem oil, sup. cog. brandy, gin, port wine, and lead, 2 0 American brand, ys 25 bbla old Monongahela whiskey, 20 cases assorted cocktails, 100 cages blackberry brandy, raspberry branW. C. braudy, Irish and Monongahela whiskey, 50 caees tomoa syrup, and champaign cider, 30 bavkets champign wine, 80 cages aup wine bitters, Madeira wire, dy. 300 whole boxes sardines, $00 hf and gr boxes surdines, 50 drums figs, Witha ral Clothing, All the above goods have been laid in with gteat care, and for cash, and we particularly invite the attention of merchants, miners, and packers te give usacall, as we will sell on seasovable terms. BROWN, HYATT & CO. Centreville, Grass Valley, Nevada co, March 13, 1852.-94-3m places and river, 31st. Tax hice wi Nevada, April 1852. Tax payers are hereby notified and reroost mee. ab the the Assessor's ‘2-6 Patent Medicines. STAR’S Balsam of Wild Cherry, Jaynes’ Wrpectorant, Th von’s Eye Water, end Phenix Bitters, oe Gorbett’s, and a variety of Geto Ie forme & GARRASON, Townsend HE SUBSCRIBERS wishing to d T of all their stook, eplendid milk calves, the balenoe, {raion Valley, t 29-tf. Rio coffee, Loy peony 10 split peas, $0 half wards R raisins, “ ‘Fine walking shocs, Fine pat. leather gaiters, Ladies leather boots, fine calf boots, ** gaiters calf shoes, Children’s calf shoes, 40 cases bootse—Hungarian, heavy kip, waxgrained, and calf, Atso—A well aesorted lot of glass and queen’s ware, tin ware, guard lanterna, bull’s eye do Aso—A fine assortment of hardware and ats, etc. ete. Notice to Tax Payers. OU arc hereby notified that I will attend and receive holders of Nevada county, a list of all taxable agg y Rogge oath, at the following tes, clock a. M, and 5 o’clock P, Mm: city, Broad street precinct, at the sheriff’s office on Broad strect, on monday the 26th of April; at the bookstore of Hiram C. Bates, on main strect, the 27th; at Cayote Hill the 28th ; at North Sugar Loaf 29th at Gold Flat May the 3d; Grass Valley 5th; Boston Ravine 6th; Rough and Rsady 7th; Anthon House 9th; Lower crossing of Deer cree! 16th; Kentucky Flat 12th; Newtown 13th; Round Tent 15th; McC Bridgoport 19th; French Corral 20th; Eureka 2let; Washington 22d; Cincinnati Bar 24th; Anderson's ing, Bteep Hollow 26th; Porter's crossing, Bear yers by tare ge costs. or refusing to do so, will be put nega of aera ” trast from their long experienee in and attention to the business promptly, to satisfy all who may favor them with their orders. STRATHERN, BRODIE & CO. P.S. All orders addressed as above to Box No. 14, Mechanics and Traders Exchange, San Franciseo, will be prone’ attended to. ['0-3m*]} 8. B. & Co. Sutter Iron Works, Rincon Point, San Francisco. TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machinery for crushing and ens quartz rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought iron work, water wheel castings, and all kinds of machinery made to order. Being largely engaged in manufacturing quartz rock machinery, and having an extensive assortment of patterns on hand, are prepared to receive and exccnte orders wit! dispatch. arties Wage . contract for machinery, K. Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or even, here, shade never, ity “ another, Cheeses, as further information, or to “14 by addressing Geo. be ptly attended to. ug. 30—3m* DANIRL OKESON, ton §& Co., Deaters in Drugs, otactay Nesreagyrtot erfumery, rticles, ek Instruments, &c., Agents for Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, Osgood’s Indian Cholagogue, Corbett’s Shaker's Sarsaparilla, Graefenberg Company's Medicines, Dr Hunt's Life Elixir, and Hyatt’s Balsam;—Stone building, corner of Sansome and Merchant sts, San Francisco. Having respectively disposed of our retail stocks and stands, we have this day associated ourselves together for the transaction of a strictuoknown. Pe Importing, Wholesale and Jobbing busineas. Thankful for the past liberal patronage of our friends and the public, we sq’icit » continuance ef the same, trusting we shall be enubled, by thas uniting, and by the residence of one of the partners in the Atlantic States, to answer their orders more promptly and satisfactorilly than ever before. . Cc. R. STORY §& CO. REDINGTON §& CO. fc We are constantly receiving, per clipper ships, and effer for sale, at the lowest market prices, for cash ONLY, large invoices of desirable, Daves, Mepicines, Cuemica.s, etc. 5-3m ayer: -500 mats Manila no. 1; 200 mats China no. 2; Saur.1000 bags fine table; . 1000 bags Liverpool, for curing; Pork. .40 half bbls clear, Dutchess co; Corree. .75 sacks Cesta Rica; Frour,.40 half sacks Chile; Driep Artes. .27 bbis, in fina order; Curese. .100 boxes English Dairy cased. Por sale by JAMES PATRICK. *4-yl Battery street, near Jackson: HE ENTERPRISE HOTEL—-Long Wharf, near Sansome street—-Has just . been opened for the reception of boarders and . any other person, 40 casks brown stout, assortment of Dry Goods, expired. . ment? . right to disregard from the property between the hours ef 9 o’In Nevada lodgers with comfortable and pleasant quarters The attention of citizens and travellers ment. The proprictors promise the best fare of the market at the 1 ost reasonable rates. Give them a call. 3-3m EMOVAL—Bayant & Co. have removed to che new fire proof warehouse, at the corner of California and Battery streets, wh re they will keep constantly on hand a full stock of Agricultural Implements, Garden Seeds, miners’ tools, and a general assortment of hardware. 94-I1m urtney’s 19th; not? Bear river, 26th ; To Miners in Quartz. . a SALE, a fine assortment of attending to tho above nob ts powe: pressly jor examing quarts f rook. Compasses, magnets, thermometers, et — surceyor’s com 8, thi li leveling instruments, etc. etc. 953 Instruments of every description made to order. Repairs executed in the best manner. Orders by express Prace wanes to. THOS. ‘TENNENT, ux. WILSON, Assessor. time and places notice, to pay theer tax for the year 1852; those over the banking house of Drexel, Church, San Francisco. IL.--Bailey & G Oil Mi O ilbert, lan W. GALLAHE ker, Montgomery st., hoad of Leng, Wher’, ther & Sheriff, N. C. 63-ly ufacturers Pine street, sansome . Observs lor, Wasftaite Pils Pein Killer, Dallas’ Pain Extractor, well recomm ‘ be eq Sands’ Sarsaparilis, Bull's polar Oil, and Wiuter strained Oil, in packages to suit purchasers, and the quality tied. On Hand—3000 gallons pure sperm Oil; 15,000 gallons Polar Oil; 3000 gals Lard tude. At the City Drug Store. Francisco. . voyage. . Oil, 1000 inter stramed Polar Oil. 80 3m ‘siti Sen kl . pedition to the Arotic vf ube with young . JERLANKETS Of various vylo, for oak ee ee them w — various styles, for sale. (C, B. a caive by the bth by ntanufacturers’ agents, C. B., wou JOSEPH CLARK & Co, H. F.C ER & CO mite south of Centreville Paeific, bet. Sansorie and Battery sts. My lov'd one is missing, and my spirit is Sweer Star of my life, bright be to thee The path of thy orbit while wandering And the cloud of my sorrow shall cast a O’er the spirit of her that to me is so dear, Though sad be my heart if she dwells with Her contentment and peace shall its murmurings smother. For the Nevada Journal. Mr. Evitor.—Permit me through the columns of your paper, to make the following statement respecting the proposals for, and the contract entered into for building the County Jail. It is well Jas. Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, will . known that the Court of Sessions advertised, through the Journal, for proposals JOUN DENNIE. . to build the jail, and that it was stated DRUGS! DRUGS !—Srony, Ruvivo. i the advertisement proposals would Importers, and Wholesale . be received by the County Judge, up to the third of May, inst. Up to that date there were some four or more proposals in writing, handed in to Judge Caswell by different parties—one by Dumars & Co., one by Gordon & Howell, one by B. F. Dickerman, besides others to us After the third of May, when it was known that bids had been . put in for certain sums, another bid was put in by Wilson & Endicott, and for a less sum than the lowest put in by This bid of Wilson & Endicott, was accepted, and the contract for building the jail awarded to them, although their bid was put in after the time for receiving proposals had Now I would ask by what rule of jus. tice or reason was the contract given to parties who did not put in their bids according to the terms of the advertiseHad the Court of Sessions the the terms of their . advertisement, or was there conniving onthe part of the Court, or other of. ficers? These are questions which mei chanics all feel interested in, and which many of them would like to have solved. travellers, and can accommodate one hundred } The people should know whether all are to have equal rights with each other is respectfelly directed to this new establish. and whether the same rule which affects one class of citizens is net equally binding npon all under the same circumstances. Was the advertisement for

proposals to baild a jail mere bait or Did the Court of Sessions intend to be governed at all by bids put in according to the terms of the advertise~ —— . ment, or did they or either of them intend all the time to give the contract 2, . to personal friends after receiving the Also pocket . bide from outsiders? It certainly looks as if there was something “rotten in Denmark.” Vill some one of the officials who know the circumetances of the bids, the time of their reception, &c., inform the public of the Mathematical and Nautical Instrument ma. facts, and excuse the matter if it ean be done, and thus oblige A MECHANIC, Professor de Gasparis, of the R ie at Naples, eunounces his have on hand and are constant: . discovery of another small planet on the ly sesetverneiag Fea bleached sperm Oil, . evening of March I7th. for machi bleached ualin brightness to a star of bet is stated to tween the tenth and eleventh maguiAccording to arrangements, the equadron of vessels fitting for a searching exregione under the Edward Belcher, eave Woolwich on 10th inst, atid be ready to leave Greonhithe on the 15th, on their enterprising NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1852. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GOLDEN GATE. “Per Gregory's Express. Fifteen Days Later from the Atlantic States, The steamship Golden Gate arrived; The deat at San Francisco on Saturday morning The youn sand passengers, among whom were 60 . firss trouble will be to par ladies and 30 children. Through Gregory's Express we have received New York papers to the 26th April. The intelligence by this arrival, although some fifteen days later than previous advices, is of but little general interest. : Kossuth was at Springfield, last accounts, reeciving considerable attention, but creating no excitement. Gon. Soloman Van Rensselaer died! events which may arise through the deat Albany, on the 23d ultimo, aged 78 year. Mr. Hulsemann, Austrian Charge at Washington, has obtained leave of absence from his government, and will shortly leave for Europe. The Japan expedition proposed by our government has met with much favor throughout Europe. The United States Senate on the 22d decided to make the whole number of of Congressional Representatives two hundred and thirty four—thereby allowing California to send two members, as at present, and giving South Carolina an extra member for her fraction. Hon. John Sargent of Philadelphia, died in that city on the 23d March. The new Captain General of Cuba, Don Valentin Canedo, arrived at Havana on the [5th April, and Gen. Concha teok his departure for Spain the next day. The National Theatre at Boston was destroyed by fire on the 22d ult. From all parts of the States we have dismal accounts of floods, tempests, &c. There has been a renewal of the Abolition excitement in Graydon county, Va., and the Vigilance Committee have offered a reward of one handred dollars each, for the apprehension of two abolition preachers. The overflow of rivers and creeks in Texas is said to be greater throughout the country than has been known hefore for many years. Many streams not exceeding thirty or forty yards from bank to bank, have now to be ferried over for a distance of several miles. The crops within the reach of the overflow have of course suffered, but to what extent is not yet known. The overflow of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers, wae truly disastrous. In addition to the loss of man lives, it is estimated that $400,000 one of property was destroyed in the vicinity of Pittsburg. The watea was within three fee’ of the high water mark of 832. Upwards of five hundred families were driven from their homes in the little city of Allegheny. Many of the bridges on the Potomac have been nls away, anda large amount of valuable property along the river and canal, has been either carried off or wholly ruined. Several a were entirely destroyed in Virginia, In the New England States a great deal of damage has also been done. A dispatch from Boston furnishes melanoholy evidence of the disastrous effects of the storm. The British bri Joseph was wrecked on Traro beac and all but two of those on board were doubtless drowned. A large number of vessels aro ashore in the vicinity of Boston. It will ly be many days, perhaps weeks, ere we can begin to estimate the extent of damsge produced by this gale. Daxapro. Sarpwaecn.—Another terrible di ocourred atsea. At 2 o'clock on the morning of the [9th of February, Her Majesty's steamer Birkenhead was wrecked between two and three miles from the shore of Southern} of Africa. The exact spot at which the calamity happened was Point Danger. Off this point she struck upon a reef of sunken rocks. The ship was steaming eight and o half knots at the time; the water was smooth and the sky serene, but the speed at which the vessel was tanning proved her destruction. The rock penetrated throwgh her bottom just aft the foremast, and in twenty minutes time there was a few floating spars and afew miserable creatures clinging to them, and this was al! that remained of the Birkenhead. Of sit hdndred and eight persons who had left Simon’s Bay in the heurs before, only one handred and eighty four remain to tell the tale—no/of your visi less than four hundred and fifty four Englishmen have come to so lamentable . that an end. EUROPEAN ITEMS. It is rumored that the two sone of the Emperer of Russia are to pay @ friendly visit to Louis Napoleon. Public rumor Maes., at. veral vessels of war have been ordered Mant ship’ but » few . point for the nor ate eal 4 > arcane = oes iy iN mas > att wad WHOLE NO. 110. pose. Should, however, the governmen! of Japan persiat in following out ite aye tem of exclusivetiess, you might, per) haps, induce them to consent to thé transportation of the cog) by their ow vessels, to a neighboring island, easy o ‘access, where the steamers could sup ply their wants, avoiding thus the ne, cessity of an intercourse with avy larg? number of the people of that country. § It is considered important that yof should avail yourself of every occasic to impress on those Japanese officer with whom you will be brought in cory ah gp ge government of the Uni tates not pagsess any power ov. the religien of its own oitiabay and the there is, therefore, no cause to apprd hend that it will interfere with the td ligion of other countries. f he President, although fully a of the great reluctance hitherto show’ by the Japanese governuietit to ent¢ into treaty sti with any foreig nation—a feeling which it is sinceret wished that you thay be able to ove come—has thought it projier, in antic: pation of this latter favorable conti: gency, to invest you with full ri negotiate and sign a treaty of ainity ar commerce between the United Stati and the Empire of Japan. i. I transmit, herewith, the act of tt President, clothing you with that powe . as also copies of the treaty between tl United States arid Chita, with Siam ar . the Muscat, which thay to d cettain @ . tent be of use to you as precedents. is important that youd shodld secure. our vessels the tight to enter one. — of “ ee be gd BM oe to dispose eir cargoes either or by barter, without beliig subject to extravagant port charged; and ev, more im nt isit that the gover ment of Japan should bidd ge to pr proper iin France has fixed upon the 5th of May for the proclamation of the Empire, the very day appointed by the republican constitution of for the Presidential election, and the very day fixed upon by the Continental revolutionista for another general struggle between the people and the despots. of Prince Schwarzenberg, the active and capable manager of the internal and external affairs of Austria, is announced. Emperor’s his if le. Itisan event of greot moment to Austria, and to the future shaping of continental affairs. o Paris Patrie states that twoenvoys extraordinary from England and Franee, are about to visit Brazil.and La Plata—the object of their mission being “4 to the commierce of the worl the ng La Plata and the tributary streams, the Parana and Utaguay. Seby the French Minister of Marine to proceed to La Plata for the protection of the interests of the French, in the feat and flight of Resns. The Russien newspapers contain official reports of great victories achieved by the imperial arms over the Caucasian tribes. =THE JAPAN EXPEDITION, The President recently transmitted to the Senate s communication containing official documents relative to the Empire of Japan, under « resolution of the 4th March. The annexed letter of instructions to Commodore Aulick explains the object of the visit to Japan, so far as the President has given instructions to the East India Squadron. DepartMENT or Stats, Washington, 10th June, I85I. Com. Jonn H. Avticx :—-Sir,—The moment is near waen the last link in the chain of oceanic steam navigation is to be formed. From China and the East Indies, to Egypt, thence through the Mediterranean and the Atlantic ocean, to England, thence again to our happy shores, and other parts of this great continent; from our own ports to the southernmost part of the Isthmus that connects the two western continents, and from its Paeifie coast, north and southwards, as far as civilization has spread, the steamers of other nations, and of our own, carry intelligence, the wealth of the world, and thousands of travellers. tect American sailors an which may be on their shores. T second article of our tredty with Musc and the fifth article of the treaty wi Siam, embrace these objects. Every treaty has to be subjected the Senate for ratification, as you ¢ awate. In considerarion of the gri distance between the two countries, a unforseen difficulties, it would be pi detit, should you succeed in effecti the object proposed, to fix the peri for the exchange of the ratificatio three years. am, Sir, reopeciiel your obedient servant, DANIEL WEBSTER DECLARATION OF WAR By the Government of New Grana against Chile, Peru, and all Nati: It ie the President'sopinion that steps should be taken at once to enable our eacdin eases a Fag fs toe merchants to supply the last linkin that} “(44 Exemies of Ecuador 8 ag chain, which unites all nations of} 7}, President of the New Granadi e@ world, by the early establishment Government, Don Jose Hilario => line ae a se to ina. In order to facilitate this enter: prise, itis desirable that wo should ob-. {isn ervinse Reamer, By this mare tain from the Emperor of Japan permis-. i¢ appears that, owing to a treaty sion to purchase from hie subjects the. 4.06 amity and alliance, establish: necessary supplies of coal, which our . between this Government and that yceragecteoey Soend i oe i and eee voy®-. Ecuador in December, 1852, the o es may require. e well known jeaF p pony with tale the Japanese Kaviee power. jo at 0%, Himes, bonud. % seme : 1 id to the other, both military and p has, for the last two cefituries, rejected pth * : all overtures from other hations 4 open cuniary, in case of foreign invasion. ite ports to their vessels, embarrasses png Bg — ym agg all new attempts to changé the exclu-. sitner by loan or force, the sum . sive policy of that coutitry. : 16,000. ogo reals, or $2,000,000; and fi The interests of commerce, and even! 414, that 20.000 men be called to ser! those of humanity, demand, however, . oder arms to assist the sister republi that we should make another appeal to! ‘rhe President declares his intention . the sovereign of that country, in asking oppose Flores and all countries rend: an eS. eer a the . ing hini aid, and accuses Peru of fitti ; zane, or the re-. out two vessels and Valparaiso one sults of the toil of hie husbandman—but . Suis: ii hie expedition. He aleo di a gift of Providence, deposited by the! mands authority 10 confiscate the pr Creator of all things in the depth of the . Duo vr all natives and = Japanese Islands, for the benefit of the. CG: ¢ “New Granada, who'may. human fomily. found to have sided or abetted By the renner br oge I now . in any way in his present rev transmit to you a letter to the Emperor . gana: of Japan, (with an open copy) whisk pos movements. Panema Sir. a Ma to Jeddo, h how. eo in WHIG COUNTY CONVENTION. your flag ship, accompanie as man ‘ i of the pe of the squadron Guder ar Ata meeting of the Whigs of Ne da county, held at the court house } command, as may conviently be employed in this service. A Chinese transla-. Nevada city on the 22d day of Ma; tion of this letter will be furnished to! 1859 pursuant to. notice published i the Nevada Journal, ou by the United States Legation at On motion of John Anderson, anton and sent to your anchorage at Hong Kong or Macoo. 4 J. N. Turner was chosen Chairman, ar L. Sawyer appoitted Secretary. At one of the latter places will pees meet with a national vessel, On motion, it was voted to eloet teen Delegatés to represent Nevad, etached by the Commodore of the county at the Whig Convention tot squadron in the Pacific, (as you will perceive by the enclosed copy of a corresholden at Sacramento City on the fir: Monday of Jtitie next. The followin dence between this and the Navy Bepartment to carry to youa number i named gentlertien were then eh Delegates: p-wrecked Japanese mariners, whe were, some time ago, picked up at sea by the bark Auckland. These men zoe will take with you to Jeddo, and deliver ’ them over to the officersof the Emperor, Catt, R. H, Portet, of Beat ip; Dr. C. Dexter Cl atid Benj. Blariton, of Graeé a : Ripley, Jas. Weaver, did A. H. Hov port: Jno. .Montgouery, «4 ving them, through your interpreter, . the assurance that the American a of Bridge Rotigh and Ready; P: M. Fisk and —-. Hunt, of Gtiztly Beat township; Thome; had issued a message to the Legi Rivel ernment will never fail'to treat with kindness any of the natives of Japan, whom misfortune may bring to our shores, and that it expects similar treatmont ot ane of i ows nyo pad may be driven on the coast uf Japat. reo, J. N. Turner, G. Bort: © letter of the President to the! daile, Robt. Little, and L. Sawyer, . Emperor of Japan, you will deliver to. Nevada. f such of his high officers as he tia: On' motidn, i¢ Was voted that any De e whe thay be unable to atte 8 purpose of receiving it. to them you will explain the diait object hove power to appoint some othe! t. ineral coal is so abundant in Japan. " Gn motion, it was voted that Whigs who attend the Convention frou; the government of that country can have no reasonable he peed tosup. Nevada county shall be considered a; fair prices, with . Deleg: p@ing our steamers, at ces, gates. ‘ that great necessary of commerce. One. On motion, the Convention adjournes of the eastern ports of Niphon would be J. N. TURNER, Ch'n. © L. Sawyer, Sec'y. 4 the most desirable place for this purric ohm —-— Wood, of Little Yor¥ Jno, Atiderso!