May 8, 1852 (4 pages)

‘JOURNAL. ———— SSS common company, and offers rather poor SrnatortaL Terms.—On Saturday of Public Meeting at Little York. are ® correct transcript of the same as —_—_— San Francisco, May 5th, 1852. attraction. The American, under the last week, the Senators drew for their A large and enthusiastic meeting of passed at mass meeting. E. R. BUDD, EDITOR. Ep. Jounnat.—After some little anxmanagement of Mr. Stark, appears to terms of office, which resulted as follows: citizens and miners of Little York conHENRY BRIAN, Chrno. J. M. Fou sr, Sec’y. be rat her the pop ula r the atr e at the 6th iet Distri y on ct, (San Franciseo) Mr. vened at the “ Sirely House” on Sunday my own part, I have at last come SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 8 pre sen t tim e: He has a very good stock Snyder drew the long term. to the May 2d, 1852. Dr. Joseph Sirely havLater from Shasta----Great Slanghter of con clu sio n tha t I cou ld wri te Sen Francisco Agency. J. M. Paaxre, of San Franc sco, successor something which would prove interestcompany, and the plays are put upon 9th (Tuolumne) Mr. Hubba drew the . ing been chosen President and John Ddians, to Octavian Hooas, is our authorized agent the sta ge wit h a car e and att ent ion tha Th t rough Gregory’s Express, we have . lon g ter ing m. to the Chapman rea Secretary, der the s former proof you r val uab le pafor that city, who is duly authorized to reocive and receipt for moneys for advertising per, and with that belief have acted. merits the public patronage. 12th (El Dorado) Mr. Keene drew the ceeded to explain the object of the been furnished a copy of the Shasta or subscription. Major P. B. Reading leaves to-morlong term. The fact is, that so little of consequence meeting, which was the propriety of Courier of May lst. A correspondent row , for a short visit to the Atlantic Those drawing the short terms were : prohibiting foreigners from working the of that paper gives an account of the is tra nsp iri ng her e, out of the ordinary All Spain directed to the “Nevada Journal,” and forwarded through Adroutine of daily occurrences, that the States. Yours, &c H. Mr. Frye, of Placer county. slaughter of about one hundred and fifty mines in this vicinity. ms & Co’s or Gregory’s Express, will be Mr. Key of Sut cou ser nty ter , . Ind ian s, The occ by a party of thirty two men upa Govern tio or's n of let Messag ter e writing is almost on this subttended to without delay. Towxsnir Exvsctions.—Elections were Mr. Walsh of Nevada county. ject was then read by General Winn. who went in pursuit of the murderers destroyed; and even our two journals held in three townships, on Monday last for Tho se who se ter ms expire with this To CorrssrorpentsTw .— o or three are put to their wits end to find matter Justices of the Peace and Constables: Roug Mr. of An Tolbott de , rson. The affair happened on after a few approp riate h year, are: *ommunications fom individuals on the subof sufficient int remarks, presented the following prethe 22d ult., at a rancheria on the South erest to make their coand Ready, ene Cnstable and one Justice; Mr. Broderick, of San Francisco. set of the Chinese Emigration, are on file, amble lumne readable. Speaking of journals, Brilgeport two Justices and two Constables ; and resolut Fo of ions Tri rk riv nit Th er. par which wa e y ty s were unanCoo ke of Son oma; 1d one we publish en our first page. Our remembers me of tho contrast between Bear River two Justices and two Constables. imously adopted: headed by Captain Dixon, Sheriff of the Lew is of But te and Sha sta ; iends cannot expect us to publish every Miller of Maraposa; this and a little over a year ago in this We have no returns from Bear River. The Assembled as American citizens, we county. hing cf this nature, as our limits will not Rob ins on again of Sac resul ram make was t ent as follo o it manifest to all people ws in ; city . The “Tt n was we neces sary had to proceed with sev en dai ly pap ers Wow it We feel under some obligation to Tingley of Santa Clara ; and nations Bridgeport Township. , that we heartil y concur in great caution in order not t> alarm the in full blas t, wit h an ave rag e cir cul ati on ablish the action of public meetings on Van Buren of San Joaquin. . those principles promulgtsed and sussavages, und accordingly, the party geJames Weaver, 285 very subject, as they appear, at least, to exof 2000 copies each, viz: The Alta, tained by the Fathers of our glorious nerally laid by during the day, sending Those holding over, are: C. W. Roberts, 296 Republ ic. Those princip les ress something of public sentiment. But Herald, Courier, Picayune, Balance, Paso manfully spies ahead and travelling by night. Mr. Den ver D. W. Aldrich, of Trinity and Klamath; 140 sustai ned throug h a long, arduou s and “On -ven these, when the subject is not of vital cific News and Standard. And yet, alThursday afternoon, the 22d, the De La Gue rra of San ta Bar bar a ; bloody conflict, we G. J. Benninger, fre cheri< h as the brightscouts discovered the rancharia, in a Esti ll, mportance, should be condensed as much though we have equally as large a popuof Sol ano ; Weaver and Roberts were elected. est gem in our nationa l escutc heon small valley at the base of three mounFos ter of Los Ang ele s ; 1s possible. But above all things, we must lation at present, and business has inJames Buck and S. B. Stafford, were elecAmong these, are the rights of selftains. on the south side of the South Hub ba of Tuo lum ne ; nsist that correspondents if they want their creased, there are but two of them in ted Constables. vernment and universal liberty.— Fork of Trinity river. At midnight the Keene of El Dorado; toductions to appear, shall not indulgo in existence. Nota single politica herefo re we have thrown open our company started from their encampRoug @ Read y. h Lott of Butte; l paper ports, and the ‘evere and gross personalities towards citiis publis bosom of our far-fa med Silas F. Brow n, ment, Captain Dixon having divided 318 Lin d of Cal ave ras ; hed in this city! However, as Americ a as an asy!um to the oppressed his force into three parties, co as to come ‘ens of our community. Benj amin Crab M’K tree ibb , en 150 of Yub a; there is a most exciting political contest of all nations , that they muy, by our upon the Indians from different quarters Moreover, we do not wish to be underRalston of Sacramento; Brown elected. natural ization laws, to com reap e off ina the few mon reward ths s , we sha ll and surround them. When the day Sny der of San Fra nci sco . ¥eod as favoring the doctrine of any matter For Constable— W. W. Maxey, 289 of our institu tions and bask in the sunbroke all "parties were in the desired und oub Roa ted ch hav ly e an add of iti Mon on of two ter ey ; wablished either in the shape of communiR. F. Strange, shine 169 ot Eterna l Liberty . posit ions, and Spr on agu the e signa l of being Sha given sta ; poli tica pap l ers to our mea gre list . /Mions or resolutions, farther than they corMaxey elected. There is anothe r princip le which perthe attack commenced. Wom bau gh kach of Yol rifle o; As yes ter day , 4th of May , was the vades isspond with the opinions we have already all animate creation, and which matked its victim with unerring preWarner of Sandiege. Laws Passed by the Legislatore. has justly been termed the first law of cision—the pistol and the knife comanniversary of two of our largest fires, *xpressed. nature—self-preservation. Through Gregory's Express we have plete our citizens appear to be truly rejoiced d the wok of destr uctio n and reSui pme nts or Got p Dust.—-In the S. Where as, in our opinion we Frencu Corrat —That portion of our that they sheuld have esc hare sufvenge, and ins few brief moments all rec eiv ed the Uni on of the 5th, which F. aped this time. Herald of the 3d, we find the fulluwfered those natural rights to Le tramwas over. Of the one hundred and ‘ounty bearing this name appears to be There appears to have been a supercontains a list of the acts passed by the ing lis pled upon with impuni ty-by foreign nafifty Indians that cons ituted the ranof t shi pme nts per ste ame r Col :wWiving in a degree unprec: dented anyum. tions long enough, therefore, natural dread in the minds of all for a Legislature and signed by the Governor, bia, on that day charia only two or three escuped, and , amounting to $1,836,. Resulved, That ‘here except in California. The miners, it we approve of the tho-e were supposed to be dangerously which amouat in all to 180. Among few day s past , lest thi s sco urg e of our 845 54 in gold dust: said, are generally doing as well as in any sentim ents expressed in the Governor's wounded: so that probably not one of thes e we noti ce the fol low ing : Message, of April 23d, 1852. vart of the mines; and as the whole face of city shou'd pay a visit, and every body Adams & Co.,. «se++ «. $506,707 those enga ged in the murder of AnderAn act repe alin g the char ter of the Resolved, That no foreigner shall hold son now remains alive. Men, women Page, Bacon & Co... 378,000 he country around presents fair induceand every thing was kept in readiness City of Nevada, and to provide for the mining claims in this district. B. Davidson.,... 177,280 for the eve nt should it transpire. Numnents, great numbers are crowding in, unand children all shared the same fate— Resolv ed, Bu That he who has declared none were spared except one woman and rg oy & disp Co. osit ne . ion . of the . prop erty 100 , ,00 and 0 pay men t il it has become one of Nevada county’s bers who have been repeatedly burnt his intenti on of becomin Dre g xel , Sat a citizen her & Chu of rch . 25, 600 two children who were brought back of the debt of s said city . Als oan ame ndtrongest settlements. out, had every thing in readiness fur a these United States shall ave the same . prisoners. Argenti & Co... 10,491 San Francisco Correspondence. move, and for two or three nights scarce ment. rights in the mines as though he was a i “ie may seem barbarous and cruel to Steer Hottow.—Within the last week, An act supp leme ntal ! to an act, enti citizen , by paying a tax equal to the tax {some that the helpless woman and the Can se, Hei sse r & Co. . . 35, 000 sle pt. The fire dep art men t hav e had e excitement about the many new and rich requir ed of a Mac citizen ond . ray tled & an Co. act . to prov . ide . for the 24. inco 000 rpo . innoc ent child shoul d be thus sacraficed. the ir who le app ara tus in the mos t adm iiscoverics in this region, has grown intense. Resolv ed, That the Recorder be reBut [ am informed that the Indians D. Gib bs & Co., . . eeee 39, 500 rati on of Rail Roa comp d anie s. Treat numbers of our citizens have visited rable order, and many companies had quired to record claims for American when attacked place Gildemeester, de Freemery 32,485 d the women and —Fo r the reli ef of Wm. H. Endi cott , eitizens, and those who produge satis-. children infront, Beck & Elam... 27,570 he place—some for the purpose of securing a strong guard on duty for several nights. and shot at their asund er Sher iff of Nev ada county. factory evidence of their intention of. sailants from behind Flint, Peabody& Co.. 25,000 aims, but more, perhaps, to have an eye But the fatal diy having passed, no imthem, as froma bec omi ng citizens of the United States, barricade, so that it was necessary to — J. To Sel auth igm oriz an e mar and rie d Co. wom . en . to 24, 000 p the chances of trade, traffic and speculamediate danger is apprehended, and our and for non othe e rs, Als op and Co. . . . . 14, 650 tran sact busi ness shoot the women in order to kill the in thei r own name s. on. Whatever degree of permanence the citizens can rest in peace until the June Resolved, That the foregoing resolu:. jmen. And besides, in Jos. A. Haines... 10,000 the present con— Concerning fugitives from labor. ttlement of that region may attain, there anniversary comes round. tions are founded upon just prineiples, (dition of our nertaern counties, with no To alte r the times of holding the genno doubt but for the time being it has and we will use all laudable means to military protection from Governme be and New hou se. . 10, . 000 The Chinese still continue to arrive nt, no enforce their requision, and forcible aid except a eral elections. ained » popularity not often equaled even ckoff and Co... 14,000 few useless treaties, (0 in great numbers, and from all accounts means if necessity should require. Godeffroy, Sillem and co. 21,200 the anomalous history of California. To authorise J. I. Freaner to concalled) which in the opinion of many we may reasonably conclude that this Revolved, That the proceedings of have done more harm Coll ins, Cus hma and n co. 10, 303 than good, no struct a wagon road from Sacramente this meeting be published inthe Nevada choice seems tobe OLD THINGS BECOME NEW AGAIN.—Ais but “the beginning of the end” of D. O. Millsand co.. 15,300 left but the utter vall ey to Ore gon line . Journal and Sacramento papers, Rho des , Pur dy and Me out a half mile from Nevada is a little ratheir coming. Nu it y 12. 800 extermination ef the race. We ure toNearly all the ships . On mot ion , the me et in To g adjourned. auth oriz e the Rey cons nol truc ds tion of a and road co. . . . 10, 000 . tally unpro tecte d, ine, a branch of Gold Run, which was which come from China with passenger and the trave ller, the s from Humboldt Bay to Sae JO SE PH SI RE LY, Prest. picker, and the miner, are every day ram ent In valo addition to the above, Gregory orked out” two years ago, on which three have immediate Joun Cuapman, Sec'y ly returned, and we . falli ng victi ms to India n animosity and ley. shi ppe hdustrious hombres are steadily working hav d per Win fie ld Seot t, $56 ,00 0.— e accounts, by the Challenge. of a . treac hery. The fate of youn g McKi nTo crea te a Boa Meeting at Grass Valley. y; but we are assured their labors are rd of Supervisors for . The Northerner, which left on the 17th . ney of your county last winter, and the fleet of tweuty ships on their way here, bt unrewarded, as their earnings steadily the counties of this State, and to define . ult., took $1,526,630; the total shipAt a meeting of the citizens of Grass ; humerous other instances where perhaving on board from 200 to 400 passennount to from $20 to $60 per day each.— their duties and powers. Valley, assembled to hear the report of sons who have attempted to effect friendmen ts for Apr il wer e $3, 419 ,84 7 ; for ger s cac h. The y gen erally come here or are such things at all unusual in this . the committee appvinted ata previous ly relations with the Indians, und too Authorising the Governor of the State . March, 2,549,704. pro vided with their mining implements, late have learn t the futility of such atcinity. The present generation will scarceof California to procure a block of Cali. meeting, Judge Brian was called to the tempt s by bitter experience, appear to and foo d and clo thi ng suff icie nt to do see the placer mines of Nevada exhausted. fornia marble to be forwarded to the! chair and J. M, Fouse appointed Secre. show that this is the only course that Later from Mexico, them a long time. The only money our Repvction or THe Taniry.—The low. tary. Washington Monument Society. ‘ean be adopted ” District Covrt.—For the benefit ot people appear to get from them, is what er house of Congress passed a law ear! . ‘The committeo presented the annexed To provi de fora map of the State of in the session repealing ose having business with the District they pay for boots, and for the means of certain prohibi. petition to the Legislature, and accum. Tne Frores Expepition.—Tho MerCalif ornia . tions, at present existing upon the inpanying resolutions, which after being ' cantile Reporter contains the following ourt, we publish the following extract of a transportation to the mines. Now, To establich a system of Common. troduction of foreign goods, nnd diminiscussed were adopted by the largest jin relation to tho struggle of Flores. tter from Judge Barbour to our County whether it is tight to per mit a people, Schools, ass emb ish lag ing e cer tai of n citizens ever convened in . Backed by such forces and those that rat es of the tar iff . Th e lerb, by which it will be seen that our DisSenate referred the question toa comthe place. who will not allow us to enter the gates are has ten ing to his assistance from all To authorize the Trustees of the Stockmittee ict Court does not meet until the 2d Mon, who reported unfavorably to the To the Honorable Members wf the Senate . Parts of the Pacifico coast, his recent of their cities, to come into our country y of June: ton State Hospital to erect a building for proposed law. The matter slept for ond Assembly of the State of California. successful landing in Guayaquil must and dig out and car ry off our precious the insane “I hasten to inform you by the stage of toYour petitioners beg leave most rebe fu'lowed by che complete -uljugation of the State, and to provide . some time, when the Deputies sent a morrow morning, of the change made by the metals, onan equality with our own message urging the Sennte to come to a spectfully to call your attention to, and of Ecuador. for their support. gislature in the terms of your District citizens, is a matter I leave for wise ledecision. {It was taken up and debated cu-operation in staying the abuses now “H e has twe nty thr ee ve-sela, with To previde for the construction of Teltwodays. Tho House ourt. I received a letter this evening from pra cti ced upo n the 5,3 libe 85 ruli men, ot his command, four of bill iy was of sup gis this por lat ors and sta tes men to sett le as bes t e Secritary of State. in which he notifies egraph lines within the State of Califorted by Prieto, Guerrero, Herrera and great and glorious Commonwealth and which have sailed from Vilparniso,othe rs me that on the last day of the session an act they can. One thing appears pretty her citi zens , nia. Rob red by foreigners holding land, from Coquimbo, Copiapo, Cobija, Arica, o, 4nd opp ose d by Gam boa , Tor passed regulating the terms of the several certain, that the miners in some reg ion s To pro vide for the incorporation of nel, Cuevas and others, and was finally and cspecially the mineral lands. beIslay, Cal!ao and other ports of the coust. rounties, and that portion which relates to referred back agasn tu the committee by longing to the Government of the United His army consists of infantry and cayalevada reads as fellows: ‘2d Monday of of our State, do not look upon it asa Water Companies. 8 vote of 21 to 19. ‘This negative deStates, so dearly purchased by her ry, and twelve cannons of the best qualh, June, September and December, and reciprocity of trade, and are making wealth, and the biobd of ler citizens. j ity, cast in Lima. To regul ate the term eo continue three weeks if the business of s of the Distr ict . cisio n is consi dered favor able to the freelaw s of the ir own . If the Chinese are Court of the 10th Judicial District. he Court requires it.’” dem of commerce, but it is-thought the This abuse is growing more and mole “The steamer Chile carries two guns; permitted to come as heretofore, their so far in the reducintolerable, until forbearance on the the steamer Carolina, purchased in San To enumerate the inhabitants of the . Senate will not tion of the tariff as the House. In the part of our Government, State, and vitiFrancisco, two guns; the corvette KesDornin'’s Great Nevapa RaFris.— numbers in this country, in another year State of California. mean time Vera Cruz and Tampico are zens, to stay this great evil, ceases tu be taurador, sixteen guns, the brig A)uring the past week, and up to the present will equal that of American citizens. For the relief of insolvent debtors and suffering severely from the application avirtue. Whilst the Constitution of mirante Blanco, one gun; six gu n ime, this has been a subject of sume interest The custom house, it is confidently protection of creditors. of the greatly reduced tariff which Avaour beloved country acknowledges all boats with one cannon and a number of im our community. Withont doubt this asserted, is to be located on the square los has been compelled to establish in men as ‘free and equal,” yet this equalrifles. The steamer Chile has ninety Concerning licenses. scheme comprises some magnificent prizes. bou ity is suspended upom contingences ; American riflemen on ooard, who have Mat amo ras . It is sai d tha nded by Sansome street on the t the mer Appropriating monies te meet the conWesides, the number of prizes, 500, gives and to car ry out the sentimonts of that been enlisted in Callao, Panama and cha nts of Ver a Cru z not ifi ed the rev evex. Wsst ingsoa on the south, Battingent expenses of government. glorious instrument, as applicable to the Valparaiso. more than an ordinary chance to every holbue offi cers tha t the y wou !d pay no mor e To provide for the protection of fortery on the east, and Jackson on the case now Pat pd for your considera dut ies as lon g ast he ine qua “W lit it y h in the eo fer of tickets. But another thing gives an large a furce, whero half the eigners and to define their liabilities and north, and us the contractor, Mr. Adams, tion , the tari ffs of foregoing petition and accomnumber would have sufficed to obtain the dif fer ent por ts exi ste d.— additional, and perhaps greater, security privileges. The Government has instructed the cuspanying resolutions were adopted in his object, it is very probable that his rea ma we son y wee abl last k, arr y ive d than any thing else—Mr. Dornin and his mas s mee tin tom g hou se offi of the citizons of Crass intentions reach further than the taking cers to com pel the pay men t at com wil men l wor ce the k sup pos e Pracrrvitte.—Through Gregory we of the duties, in the ompanions are courteous and gentlemanly, Val ley , Neyada county. California, Monof Ecquador, and that he takes the reins man ner pro vid ed nd to all appearance, design to dispose of once. By the law of Congress fer its have received the “News” of the Ist.--. for by the law. At the same tine was day evening, May 3d, 1852. And aos in of government into his ha nd to ke ep off their goods honestly and fairly. Among the erection, it is provided that the post It is embellished with a very neat wood . transmitted to the citizens of Vera Cruz, duty bound will ever pray, &c. ap invasion from New Granada. He ie Resolved, That hereafter no foreigner well supported from Peru, and many of nost magnificent prizes offered, are over 30 office and U. S. Court shall be in the engraving of Coloma Valley. In speak. ® Copy of the decision of the Minister of Finance, ordering the re-establishshall be allowed to locate or the Cr uz party from Chile aro among nec the thi esto s gold and silver watches; some of them desame building. Add hol d mining of the new read to Carson Valley, ment of the legal tarif’ at Mat amo ras ing his . followers.” cla ims in this tow nsh i 1; First, beigned to be worn by ladies, and others by sary ware houses, and we readily supthe News says: We understand that the . Sig. Ramirez in reply to a collective cause that right should Piles exc lugentlemen, being secured by heavy outer pose it to be a massive and extensive commissioners appointed by the Legislamot Last Actor tus Tyrant Rosas. . e of the Foreign Ministers, demandsively to eitizens of the United” States ; — ture intend taking a trip over the route ing the extension of the Avalos tariff to Secondly, beeaus cases; one large pitcher of pure silver—a building when completed. e foreigners are not After Rosas had fled i nominiously from Magnificent present for any gentleman to the por ts of the the Rep ubl fie ic, ld or of the tax battle, and disguised in the abl con e; Thi rdl y, bec aus e Orl ean:, to Carson Valley ina few weeks, in orfor eig ner Tho eplendid steamer New s cession of delay in the payment of duare not subject to military or uai for m of a Bri tis h fair companion or relative ; massive gold sai lor , ha d ma de jur y duty ; Ne kno d wel and wn l with the popular der that they may be enabled to make ties, declares that he has not the power and, Fourthly, should foreigners his wa y on board the English steamer ings, breast pins, lockets, &c., with diamond com ply Wakeman, as commander, will leave at a fall repert in regard to the road at an . to comply, but will submit the question with the requirements of Cen tau r, lyi ng in the bay, a discovery our ts ; and several accordeons of the best qualgovernwas ma de tha t dis men pla t, yed in the strongest Jua San n for in Congre aft to dec . this miles ss. ern 130 is lar road oon eld 4ec ing The , period. loc early k the ir int ent ions to ity. Besides almost innumerable other prilig ht his cow bec ard ome ly an d citi zens mal , ign ant the spi n rit . the y bec num ome goo ber 8 dly car with ryi country, Pan rough and ng a ama over length, ide in , namounting in all to $10,000 in value. For ese ein tifi g ed tha t wit his h con que usa ror nd , Urq uiz are a, no mor e alie ns, The fol low ing ite m, fro m whi the The wit ch but little water or grace. Alta of but sons h new time set for the drawing is Sunday, May of passengers. The liberality of the sane parent, and in due weuld occupy his house, he had a mine 20th ; but should the tickets be disposed of Mr. Raymond, the agent, supplies this one is but 90 miles, which can be accem. Tuesday, will Rive some idea of the motime may become entitled to the same constructed underneath, in which he E. Delessert & Co.. 9,730 SS in time, it will come off on the 16th, which, steamer makes ber a favorite with the plished in two days on horee back, or . Fals of the Bay city: rom the number of tickets already sold, may public. The Winfield Scott was to have three daye with wagons. % priviledges in common with our own placed five hundred pounds of unpowder, which was to be ignited while the A Busy Day.—There were no leas citizens, vic tor iou s gen era Res l olv wa ed, s rec civ ing tho Tha con t Chi nam en and oth er sailed to-day, at noon, but it was found gra tul ati of ons col his ore off d ice rs an d the cit irac es de r yes are ter day , not inc lud ing ent itl ev ed er y gr ad e to of nat uTas Lapres—As willbe seen by an adimpossible to get her supplies aboard. Orecon.—Through Adams & Co.’s Exralization. zens. The monster, not content with cri me, fro m hig hwa y rob ber y to get tin g ertisement in another column. are invited She leaves at 10 o'clock to-morrew mornpress we have received Oregon papers . miserably druak. The dock was over. Resolved, That we cordially invite our this villainous deed, had all the worko call and examine these goods on Monday fel me low n employed in the construction of cit ize The ns y con tai n h. mo new 24t thr s oug il . flo hou Apr win t g to wit h all list colo . rs, pas sizes, complexsenger the State of ing, and has a very fair the mi next. Cal ne ifo beh rni ead a ed, tha t the y mi to gh t uni te the ir effo rts horr a pre who sexe and ions . wor ite onl The sen id s, th m y ted wit h e. We have every reason to believe, from of jmportenc array of bunged eyes and bruised heads, ours to enforce the sentiments contained not discover the secret. Such was the Nsw Saw Mitt.—The New Mill of her performances heretofore, that she noticing ie that W. Everman has been as they eat in solemn silence awaiting in the feregoing resolutions. indignation created by this diseovery in Resolved, That the foregoing petition Buenos Ayres, that the English resiMessrs. Crawford, Wood ¢ Co., one mile will prove herself one of the fastest convicted ef murder, and will be hung to hear what disposition the Recorder labove Nevada is now in successful operasteamers on this coast. on the llth of May. If the pcople of . would make of their carcaases. There and resolutions be forwarded to the dents addressed a communication to the edi Adm ins tor ira tha ist Ros l, sh t ing as ou ld of the wer Nev e ada per eon s acc use Jou d of rna l — new spe spa thei cie tion; and from its location, and the facility in r s for pri de any tak e publiBusiness in this city is rather dull at Oregon lea ve cati the on, ba y imm edi and ate ly, while the tha of t thi evi ng, new fro spa m ste per ali s ng anc hor s and thr oug hou t th which they can obtain good lumber present, the traders from the country pers, they certainly have more taste for ehain cables, to pockoting fish hooks; alifornia, friendly to the interests of Provisional Governor Don , Vic ent e Lop ez, b8, together with the fact of its being a buying sparingly, in hopes, perhaps, of lew, vulgar, ungentlemanly partizan robberies, fighting, assaults, drunks, futhe State, be requested to publish the informed the British Minister, Gore, that ll rigged water mill, we have reason to his rts wo be ul sen d to hi t unm s a m e , newsp aper Warfa re than most commu nis . rious riding , an imp vio My res lat sio ion n s of license a fall in merebhandise. believe they will do s good business. lees the tyrant sailed at once.—S. F. He nr y Ba ia ties have, as their papers surpass in this . ordinance, without number. The greay, is that prices, instead of falling, will Her ald . ter par t of the J. cas B. es Nu we tt re in di g, d of ts," Shee ign mpa ‘Ca e thos n eve ect, resp mon a th. bef ore hig her stil l ran ge Our readers will find our San Francisco Com. ina summary manner, and the balance J. W. Freon, We are under especial obligation to wn kno out any with ly up got uent freq not is the line re , the the atr In ica l orrespondence quite interesting. We hope contiaued for further examination. This J. M. Fousr, { rewith us hing furnis for Co. & Adams resp onsi ble cond ucto r, s mont The h or two. pre is at sen the t. larg est number of cases ever yet he may find leisure frequently for similer much excitement, CeNnTREVILLE, May 4th, 1858. Her. ly Week F. . brou S. the ght of befo ers re the numb r Reco gula rder . ion. elect tial iden Pres a re befo ‘ontributions. ver a y ' The foregoing petition and resoluti Jenny Lind ie in full blast, with ons ald. than forty four cases before the Recor { d

‘JOURNAL. ———— SSS common company, and offers rather poor SrnatortaL Terms.—On Saturday of Public Meeting at Little York. are ® correct transcript of the same as —_—_— San Francisco, May 5th, 1852. attraction. The American, under the last week, the Senators drew for their A large and enthusiastic meeting of passed at mass meeting. E. R. BUDD, EDITOR. Ep. Jounnat.—After some little anxmanagement of Mr. Stark, appears to terms of office, which resulted as follows: citizens and miners of Little York conHENRY BRIAN, Chrno. J. M. Fou sr, Sec’y. be rat her the pop ula r the atr e at the 6th iet Distri y on ct, (San Franciseo) Mr. vened at the “ Sirely House” on Sunday my own part, I have at last come SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 8 pre sen t tim e: He has a very good stock Snyder drew the long term. to the May 2d, 1852. Dr. Joseph Sirely havLater from Shasta----Great Slanghter of con clu sio n tha t I cou ld wri te Sen Francisco Agency. J. M. Paaxre, of San Franc sco, successor something which would prove interestcompany, and the plays are put upon 9th (Tuolumne) Mr. Hubba drew the . ing been chosen President and John Ddians, to Octavian Hooas, is our authorized agent the sta ge wit h a car e and att ent ion tha Th t rough Gregory’s Express, we have . lon g ter ing m. to the Chapman rea Secretary, der the s former proof you r val uab le pafor that city, who is duly authorized to reocive and receipt for moneys for advertising per, and with that belief have acted. merits the public patronage. 12th (El Dorado) Mr. Keene drew the ceeded to explain the object of the been furnished a copy of the Shasta or subscription. Major P. B. Reading leaves to-morlong term. The fact is, that so little of consequence meeting, which was the propriety of Courier of May lst. A correspondent row , for a short visit to the Atlantic Those drawing the short terms were : prohibiting foreigners from working the of that paper gives an account of the is tra nsp iri ng her e, out of the ordinary All Spain directed to the “Nevada Journal,” and forwarded through Adroutine of daily occurrences, that the States. Yours, &c H. Mr. Frye, of Placer county. slaughter of about one hundred and fifty mines in this vicinity. ms & Co’s or Gregory’s Express, will be Mr. Key of Sut cou ser nty ter , . Ind ian s, The occ by a party of thirty two men upa Govern tio or's n of let Messag ter e writing is almost on this subttended to without delay. Towxsnir Exvsctions.—Elections were Mr. Walsh of Nevada county. ject was then read by General Winn. who went in pursuit of the murderers destroyed; and even our two journals held in three townships, on Monday last for Tho se who se ter ms expire with this To CorrssrorpentsTw .— o or three are put to their wits end to find matter Justices of the Peace and Constables: Roug Mr. of An Tolbott de , rson. The affair happened on after a few approp riate h year, are: *ommunications fom individuals on the subof sufficient int remarks, presented the following prethe 22d ult., at a rancheria on the South erest to make their coand Ready, ene Cnstable and one Justice; Mr. Broderick, of San Francisco. set of the Chinese Emigration, are on file, amble lumne readable. Speaking of journals, Brilgeport two Justices and two Constables ; and resolut Fo of ions Tri rk riv nit Th er. par which wa e y ty s were unanCoo ke of Son oma; 1d one we publish en our first page. Our remembers me of tho contrast between Bear River two Justices and two Constables. imously adopted: headed by Captain Dixon, Sheriff of the Lew is of But te and Sha sta ; iends cannot expect us to publish every Miller of Maraposa; this and a little over a year ago in this We have no returns from Bear River. The Assembled as American citizens, we county. hing cf this nature, as our limits will not Rob ins on again of Sac resul ram make was t ent as follo o it manifest to all people ws in ; city . The “Tt n was we neces sary had to proceed with sev en dai ly pap ers Wow it We feel under some obligation to Tingley of Santa Clara ; and nations Bridgeport Township. , that we heartil y concur in great caution in order not t> alarm the in full blas t, wit h an ave rag e cir cul ati on ablish the action of public meetings on Van Buren of San Joaquin. . those principles promulgtsed and sussavages, und accordingly, the party geJames Weaver, 285 very subject, as they appear, at least, to exof 2000 copies each, viz: The Alta, tained by the Fathers of our glorious nerally laid by during the day, sending Those holding over, are: C. W. Roberts, 296 Republ ic. Those princip les ress something of public sentiment. But Herald, Courier, Picayune, Balance, Paso manfully spies ahead and travelling by night. Mr. Den ver D. W. Aldrich, of Trinity and Klamath; 140 sustai ned throug h a long, arduou s and “On -ven these, when the subject is not of vital cific News and Standard. And yet, alThursday afternoon, the 22d, the De La Gue rra of San ta Bar bar a ; bloody conflict, we G. J. Benninger, fre cheri< h as the brightscouts discovered the rancharia, in a Esti ll, mportance, should be condensed as much though we have equally as large a popuof Sol ano ; Weaver and Roberts were elected. est gem in our nationa l escutc heon small valley at the base of three mounFos ter of Los Ang ele s ; 1s possible. But above all things, we must lation at present, and business has inJames Buck and S. B. Stafford, were elecAmong these, are the rights of selftains. on the south side of the South Hub ba of Tuo lum ne ; nsist that correspondents if they want their creased, there are but two of them in ted Constables. vernment and universal liberty.— Fork of Trinity river. At midnight the Keene of El Dorado; toductions to appear, shall not indulgo in existence. Nota single politica herefo re we have thrown open our company started from their encampRoug @ Read y. h Lott of Butte; l paper ports, and the ‘evere and gross personalities towards citiis publis bosom of our far-fa med Silas F. Brow n, ment, Captain Dixon having divided 318 Lin d of Cal ave ras ; hed in this city! However, as Americ a as an asy!um to the oppressed his force into three parties, co as to come ‘ens of our community. Benj amin Crab M’K tree ibb , en 150 of Yub a; there is a most exciting political contest of all nations , that they muy, by our upon the Indians from different quarters Moreover, we do not wish to be underRalston of Sacramento; Brown elected. natural ization laws, to com reap e off ina the few mon reward ths s , we sha ll and surround them. When the day Sny der of San Fra nci sco . ¥eod as favoring the doctrine of any matter For Constable— W. W. Maxey, 289 of our institu tions and bask in the sunbroke all "parties were in the desired und oub Roa ted ch hav ly e an add of iti Mon on of two ter ey ; wablished either in the shape of communiR. F. Strange, shine 169 ot Eterna l Liberty . posit ions, and Spr on agu the e signa l of being Sha given sta ; poli tica pap l ers to our mea gre list . /Mions or resolutions, farther than they corMaxey elected. There is anothe r princip le which perthe attack commenced. Wom bau gh kach of Yol rifle o; As yes ter day , 4th of May , was the vades isspond with the opinions we have already all animate creation, and which matked its victim with unerring preWarner of Sandiege. Laws Passed by the Legislatore. has justly been termed the first law of cision—the pistol and the knife comanniversary of two of our largest fires, *xpressed. nature—self-preservation. Through Gregory's Express we have plete our citizens appear to be truly rejoiced d the wok of destr uctio n and reSui pme nts or Got p Dust.—-In the S. Where as, in our opinion we Frencu Corrat —That portion of our that they sheuld have esc hare sufvenge, and ins few brief moments all rec eiv ed the Uni on of the 5th, which F. aped this time. Herald of the 3d, we find the fulluwfered those natural rights to Le tramwas over. Of the one hundred and ‘ounty bearing this name appears to be There appears to have been a supercontains a list of the acts passed by the ing lis pled upon with impuni ty-by foreign nafifty Indians that cons ituted the ranof t shi pme nts per ste ame r Col :wWiving in a degree unprec: dented anyum. tions long enough, therefore, natural dread in the minds of all for a Legislature and signed by the Governor, bia, on that day charia only two or three escuped, and , amounting to $1,836,. Resulved, That ‘here except in California. The miners, it we approve of the tho-e were supposed to be dangerously which amouat in all to 180. Among few day s past , lest thi s sco urg e of our 845 54 in gold dust: said, are generally doing as well as in any sentim ents expressed in the Governor's wounded: so that probably not one of thes e we noti ce the fol low ing : Message, of April 23d, 1852. vart of the mines; and as the whole face of city shou'd pay a visit, and every body Adams & Co.,.. «se++ «. $506,707 those enga ged in the murder of AnderAn act repe alin g the char ter of the Resolved, That no foreigner shall hold son now remains alive. Men, women Page, Bacon & Co..... 378,000 he country around presents fair induceand every thing was kept in readiness City of Nevada, and to provide for the mining claims in this district. B. Davidson.,...... 177,280 for the eve nt should it transpire. Numnents, great numbers are crowding in, unand children all shared the same fate— Resolv ed, Bu That he who has declared none were spared except one woman and rg oy & disp Co. osit ne .. ion .. of the .. prop erty 100 , ,00 and 0 pay men t il it has become one of Nevada county’s bers who have been repeatedly burnt his intenti on of becomin Dre g xel , Sat a citizen her & Chu of rch . 25, 600 two children who were brought back of the debt of s said city . Als oan ame ndtrongest settlements. out, had every thing in readiness fur a these United States shall ave the same . prisoners. Argenti & Co...... 10,491 San Francisco Correspondence. move, and for two or three nights scarce ment. rights in the mines as though he was a i “ie may seem barbarous and cruel to Steer Hottow.—Within the last week, An act supp leme ntal ! to an act, enti citizen , by paying a tax equal to the tax {some that the helpless woman and the Can se, Hei sse r & Co. .. . 35, 000 sle pt. The fire dep art men t hav e had e excitement about the many new and rich requir ed of a Mac citizen ond . ray tled & an Co. act .. to prov .. ide . for the 24. inco 000 rpo . innoc ent child shoul d be thus sacraficed. the ir who le app ara tus in the mos t adm iiscoverics in this region, has grown intense. Resolv ed, That the Recorder be reBut [ am informed that the Indians D. Gib bs & Co., .. . eeee 39, 500 rati on of Rail Roa comp d anie s. Treat numbers of our citizens have visited rable order, and many companies had quired to record claims for American when attacked place Gildemeester, de Freemery 32,485 d the women and —Fo r the reli ef of Wm. H. Endi cott , eitizens, and those who produge satis-. children infront, Beck & Elam...... 27,570 he place—some for the purpose of securing a strong guard on duty for several nights. and shot at their asund er Sher iff of Nev ada county. factory evidence of their intention of. sailants from behind Flint, Peabody& Co... 25,000 aims, but more, perhaps, to have an eye But the fatal diy having passed, no imthem, as froma bec omi ng citizens of the United States, barricade, so that it was necessary to — J. To Sel auth igm oriz an e mar and rie d Co. wom .. en . to 24, 000 p the chances of trade, traffic and speculamediate danger is apprehended, and our and for non othe e rs, Als op and Co. .. .. .. . 14, 650 tran sact busi ness shoot the women in order to kill the in thei r own name s. on. Whatever degree of permanence the citizens can rest in peace until the June Resolved, That the foregoing resolu:. jmen. And besides, in Jos. A. Haines..... 10,000 the present con— Concerning fugitives from labor. ttlement of that region may attain, there anniversary comes round. tions are founded upon just prineiples, (dition of our nertaern counties, with no To alte r the times of holding the genno doubt but for the time being it has and we will use all laudable means to military protection from Governme be and New hou se. .. 10, . 000 The Chinese still continue to arrive nt, no enforce their requision, and forcible aid except a eral elections. ained » popularity not often equaled even ckoff and Co..... 14,000 few useless treaties, (0 in great numbers, and from all accounts means if necessity should require. Godeffroy, Sillem and co. 21,200 the anomalous history of California. To authorise J. I. Freaner to concalled) which in the opinion of many we may reasonably conclude that this Revolved, That the proceedings of have done more harm Coll ins, Cus hma and n co. 10, 303 than good, no struct a wagon road from Sacramente this meeting be published inthe Nevada choice seems tobe OLD THINGS BECOME NEW AGAIN.—Ais but “the beginning of the end” of D. O. Millsand co.... 15,300 left but the utter vall ey to Ore gon line . Journal and Sacramento papers, Rho des , Pur dy and Me out a half mile from Nevada is a little ratheir coming. Nu it y 12. 800 extermination ef the race. We ure toNearly all the ships . On mot ion , the me et in To g adjourned. auth oriz e the Rey cons nol truc ds tion of a and road co. .. .. . 10, 000 . tally unpro tecte d, ine, a branch of Gold Run, which was which come from China with passenger and the trave ller, the s from Humboldt Bay to Sae JO SE PH SI RE LY, Prest. picker, and the miner, are every day ram ent In valo addition to the above, Gregory orked out” two years ago, on which three have immediate Joun Cuapman, Sec'y ly returned, and we . falli ng victi ms to India n animosity and ley. shi ppe hdustrious hombres are steadily working hav d per Win fie ld Seot t, $56 ,00 0.— e accounts, by the Challenge. of a . treac hery. The fate of youn g McKi nTo crea te a Boa Meeting at Grass Valley. y; but we are assured their labors are rd of Supervisors for . The Northerner, which left on the 17th . ney of your county last winter, and the fleet of tweuty ships on their way here, bt unrewarded, as their earnings steadily the counties of this State, and to define . ult., took $1,526,630; the total shipAt a meeting of the citizens of Grass ; humerous other instances where perhaving on board from 200 to 400 passennount to from $20 to $60 per day each.— their duties and powers. Valley, assembled to hear the report of sons who have attempted to effect friendmen ts for Apr il wer e $3, 419 ,84 7 ; for

ger s cac h. The y gen erally come here or are such things at all unusual in this . the committee appvinted ata previous ly relations with the Indians, und too Authorising the Governor of the State . March, 2,549,704. pro vided with their mining implements, late have learn t the futility of such atcinity. The present generation will scarceof California to procure a block of Cali. meeting, Judge Brian was called to the tempt s by bitter experience, appear to and foo d and clo thi ng suff icie nt to do see the placer mines of Nevada exhausted. fornia marble to be forwarded to the! chair and J. M, Fouse appointed Secre. show that this is the only course that Later from Mexico, them a long time. The only money our Repvction or THe Taniry.—The low. tary. Washington Monument Society. ‘ean be adopted ” District Covrt.—For the benefit ot people appear to get from them, is what er house of Congress passed a law ear! . ‘The committeo presented the annexed To provi de fora map of the State of in the session repealing ose having business with the District they pay for boots, and for the means of certain prohibi. petition to the Legislature, and accum. Tne Frores Expepition.—Tho MerCalif ornia . tions, at present existing upon the inpanying resolutions, which after being ' cantile Reporter contains the following ourt, we publish the following extract of a transportation to the mines. Now, To establich a system of Common. troduction of foreign goods, nnd diminiscussed were adopted by the largest jin relation to tho struggle of Flores. tter from Judge Barbour to our County whether it is tight to per mit a people, Schools, ass emb ish lag ing e cer tai of n citizens ever convened in . Backed by such forces and those that rat es of the tar iff . Th e lerb, by which it will be seen that our DisSenate referred the question toa comthe place. who will not allow us to enter the gates are has ten ing to his assistance from all To authorize the Trustees of the Stockmittee ict Court does not meet until the 2d Mon, who reported unfavorably to the To the Honorable Members wf the Senate . Parts of the Pacifico coast, his recent of their cities, to come into our country y of June: ton State Hospital to erect a building for proposed law. The matter slept for ond Assembly of the State of California. successful landing in Guayaquil must and dig out and car ry off our precious the insane “I hasten to inform you by the stage of toYour petitioners beg leave most rebe fu'lowed by che complete -uljugation of the State, and to provide . some time, when the Deputies sent a morrow morning, of the change made by the metals, onan equality with our own message urging the Sennte to come to a spectfully to call your attention to, and of Ecuador. for their support. gislature in the terms of your District citizens, is a matter I leave for wise ledecision. {It was taken up and debated cu-operation in staying the abuses now “H e has twe nty thr ee ve-sela, with To previde for the construction of Teltwodays. Tho House ourt. I received a letter this evening from pra cti ced upo n the 5,3 libe 85 ruli men, ot his command, four of bill iy was of sup gis this por lat ors and sta tes men to sett le as bes t e Secritary of State. in which he notifies egraph lines within the State of Califorted by Prieto, Guerrero, Herrera and great and glorious Commonwealth and which have sailed from Vilparniso,othe rs me that on the last day of the session an act they can. One thing appears pretty her citi zens , nia. Rob red by foreigners holding land, from Coquimbo, Copiapo, Cobija, Arica, o, 4nd opp ose d by Gam boa , Tor passed regulating the terms of the several certain, that the miners in some reg ion s To pro vide for the incorporation of nel, Cuevas and others, and was finally and cspecially the mineral lands. beIslay, Cal!ao and other ports of the coust. rounties, and that portion which relates to referred back agasn tu the committee by longing to the Government of the United His army consists of infantry and cayalevada reads as fellows: ‘2d Monday of of our State, do not look upon it asa Water Companies. 8 vote of 21 to 19. ‘This negative deStates, so dearly purchased by her ry, and twelve cannons of the best qualh, June, September and December, and reciprocity of trade, and are making wealth, and the biobd of ler citizens. j ity, cast in Lima. To regul ate the term eo continue three weeks if the business of s of the Distr ict . cisio n is consi dered favor able to the freelaw s of the ir own . If the Chinese are Court of the 10th Judicial District. he Court requires it.’” dem of commerce, but it is-thought the This abuse is growing more and mole “The steamer Chile carries two guns; permitted to come as heretofore, their so far in the reducintolerable, until forbearance on the the steamer Carolina, purchased in San To enumerate the inhabitants of the . Senate will not tion of the tariff as the House. In the part of our Government, State, and vitiFrancisco, two guns; the corvette KesDornin'’s Great Nevapa RaFris.— numbers in this country, in another year State of California. mean time Vera Cruz and Tampico are zens, to stay this great evil, ceases tu be taurador, sixteen guns, the brig A)uring the past week, and up to the present will equal that of American citizens. For the relief of insolvent debtors and suffering severely from the application avirtue. Whilst the Constitution of mirante Blanco, one gun; six gu n ime, this has been a subject of sume interest The custom house, it is confidently protection of creditors. of the greatly reduced tariff which Avaour beloved country acknowledges all boats with one cannon and a number of im our community. Withont doubt this asserted, is to be located on the square los has been compelled to establish in men as ‘free and equal,” yet this equalrifles. The steamer Chile has ninety Concerning licenses. scheme comprises some magnificent prizes. bou ity is suspended upom contingences ; American riflemen on ooard, who have Mat amo ras . It is sai d tha nded by Sansome street on the t the mer Appropriating monies te meet the conWesides, the number of prizes, 500, gives and to car ry out the sentimonts of that been enlisted in Callao, Panama and cha nts of Ver a Cru z not ifi ed the rev evex. Wsst ingsoa on the south, Battingent expenses of government. glorious instrument, as applicable to the Valparaiso. more than an ordinary chance to every holbue offi cers tha t the y wou !d pay no mor e To provide for the protection of fortery on the east, and Jackson on the case now Pat pd for your considera dut ies as lon g ast he ine qua “W lit it y h in the eo fer of tickets. But another thing gives an large a furce, whero half the eigners and to define their liabilities and north, and us the contractor, Mr. Adams, tion , the tari ffs of foregoing petition and accomnumber would have sufficed to obtain the dif fer ent por ts exi ste d.— additional, and perhaps greater, security privileges. The Government has instructed the cuspanying resolutions were adopted in his object, it is very probable that his rea ma we son y wee abl last k, arr y ive d than any thing else—Mr. Dornin and his mas s mee tin tom g hou se offi of the citizons of Crass intentions reach further than the taking cers to com pel the pay men t at com wil men l wor ce the k sup pos e Pracrrvitte.—Through Gregory we of the duties, in the ompanions are courteous and gentlemanly, Val ley , Neyada county. California, Monof Ecquador, and that he takes the reins man ner pro vid ed nd to all appearance, design to dispose of once. By the law of Congress fer its have received the “News” of the Ist.--. for by the law. At the same tine was day evening, May 3d, 1852. And aos in of government into his ha nd to ke ep off their goods honestly and fairly. Among the erection, it is provided that the post It is embellished with a very neat wood . transmitted to the citizens of Vera Cruz, duty bound will ever pray, &c. ap invasion from New Granada. He ie Resolved, That hereafter no foreigner well supported from Peru, and many of nost magnificent prizes offered, are over 30 office and U. S. Court shall be in the engraving of Coloma Valley. In speak. ® Copy of the decision of the Minister of Finance, ordering the re-establishshall be allowed to locate or the Cr uz party from Chile aro among nec the thi esto s gold and silver watches; some of them desame building. Add hol d mining of the new read to Carson Valley, ment of the legal tarif’ at Mat amo ras ing his . followers.” cla ims in this tow nsh i 1; First, beigned to be worn by ladies, and others by sary ware houses, and we readily supthe News says: We understand that the . Sig. Ramirez in reply to a collective cause that right should Piles exc lugentlemen, being secured by heavy outer pose it to be a massive and extensive commissioners appointed by the Legislamot Last Actor tus Tyrant Rosas. . e of the Foreign Ministers, demandsively to eitizens of the United” States ; — ture intend taking a trip over the route ing the extension of the Avalos tariff to Secondly, beeaus cases; one large pitcher of pure silver—a building when completed. e foreigners are not After Rosas had fled i nominiously from Magnificent present for any gentleman to the por ts of the the Rep ubl fie ic, ld or of the tax battle, and disguised in the abl con e; Thi rdl y, bec aus e Orl ean:, to Carson Valley ina few weeks, in orfor eig ner Tho eplendid steamer New s cession of delay in the payment of duare not subject to military or uai for m of a Bri tis h fair companion or relative ; massive gold sai lor , ha d ma de jur y duty ; Ne kno d wel and wn l with the popular der that they may be enabled to make ties, declares that he has not the power and, Fourthly, should foreigners his wa y on board the English steamer ings, breast pins, lockets, &c., with diamond com ply Wakeman, as commander, will leave at a fall repert in regard to the road at an . to comply, but will submit the question with the requirements of Cen tau r, lyi ng in the bay, a discovery our ts ; and several accordeons of the best qualgovernwas ma de tha t dis men pla t, yed in the strongest Jua San n for in Congre aft to dec . this miles ss. ern 130 is lar road oon eld 4ec ing The , period. loc early k the ir int ent ions to ity. Besides almost innumerable other prilig ht his cow bec ard ome ly an d citi zens mal , ign ant the spi n rit . the y bec num ome goo ber 8 dly car with ryi country, Pan rough and ng a ama over length, ide in , namounting in all to $10,000 in value. For ese ein tifi g ed tha t wit his h con que usa ror nd , Urq uiz are a, no mor e alie ns, The fol low ing ite m, fro m whi the The wit ch but little water or grace. Alta of but sons h new time set for the drawing is Sunday, May of passengers. The liberality of the sane parent, and in due weuld occupy his house, he had a mine 20th ; but should the tickets be disposed of Mr. Raymond, the agent, supplies this one is but 90 miles, which can be accem. Tuesday, will Rive some idea of the motime may become entitled to the same constructed underneath, in which he E. Delessert & Co.... 9,730 SS in time, it will come off on the 16th, which, steamer makes ber a favorite with the plished in two days on horee back, or . Fals of the Bay city: rom the number of tickets already sold, may public. The Winfield Scott was to have three daye with wagons. % priviledges in common with our own placed five hundred pounds of unpowder, which was to be ignited while the A Busy Day.—There were no leas citizens, vic tor iou s gen era Res l olv wa ed, s rec civ ing tho Tha con t Chi nam en and oth er sailed to-day, at noon, but it was found gra tul ati of ons col his ore off d ice rs an d the cit irac es de r yes are ter day , not inc lud ing ent itl ev ed er y gr ad e to of nat uTas Lapres—As willbe seen by an adimpossible to get her supplies aboard. Orecon.—Through Adams & Co.’s Exralization. zens. The monster, not content with cri me, fro m hig hwa y rob ber y to get tin g ertisement in another column. are invited She leaves at 10 o'clock to-morrew mornpress we have received Oregon papers . miserably druak. The dock was over. Resolved, That we cordially invite our this villainous deed, had all the worko call and examine these goods on Monday fel me low n employed in the construction of cit ize The ns y con tai n h. mo new 24t thr s oug il . flo hou Apr win t g to wit h all list colo . rs, pas sizes, complexsenger the State of ing, and has a very fair the mi next. Cal ne ifo beh rni ead a ed, tha t the y mi to gh t uni te the ir effo rts horr a pre who sexe and ions . wor ite onl The sen id s, th m y ted wit h e. We have every reason to believe, from of jmportenc array of bunged eyes and bruised heads, ours to enforce the sentiments contained not discover the secret. Such was the Nsw Saw Mitt.—The New Mill of her performances heretofore, that she noticing ie that W. Everman has been as they eat in solemn silence awaiting in the feregoing resolutions. indignation created by this diseovery in Resolved, That the foregoing petition Buenos Ayres, that the English resiMessrs. Crawford, Wood ¢ Co., one mile will prove herself one of the fastest convicted ef murder, and will be hung to hear what disposition the Recorder labove Nevada is now in successful operasteamers on this coast. on the llth of May. If the pcople of . would make of their carcaases. There and resolutions be forwarded to the dents addressed a communication to the edi Adm ins tor ira tha ist Ros l, sh t ing as ou ld of the wer Nev e ada per eon s acc use Jou d of rna l — new spe spa thei cie tion; and from its location, and the facility in r s for pri de any tak e publiBusiness in this city is rather dull at Oregon lea ve cati the on, ba y imm edi and ate ly, while the tha of t thi evi ng, new fro spa m ste per ali s ng anc hor s and thr oug hou t th which they can obtain good lumber present, the traders from the country pers, they certainly have more taste for ehain cables, to pockoting fish hooks; alifornia, friendly to the interests of Provisional Governor Don , Vic ent e Lop ez, b8, together with the fact of its being a buying sparingly, in hopes, perhaps, of lew, vulgar, ungentlemanly partizan robberies, fighting, assaults, drunks, futhe State, be requested to publish the informed the British Minister, Gore, that ll rigged water mill, we have reason to his rts wo be ul sen d to hi t unm s a m e , newsp aper Warfa re than most commu nis . rious riding , an imp vio My res lat sio ion n s of license a fall in merebhandise. believe they will do s good business. lees the tyrant sailed at once.—S. F. He nr y Ba ia ties have, as their papers surpass in this . ordinance, without number. The greay, is that prices, instead of falling, will Her ald . ter par t of the J. cas B. es Nu we tt re in di g, d of ts," Shee ign mpa ‘Ca e thos n eve ect, resp mon a th. bef ore hig her stil l ran ge Our readers will find our San Francisco Com. ina summary manner, and the balance J. W. Freon, We are under especial obligation to wn kno out any with ly up got uent freq not is the line re , the the atr In ica l orrespondence quite interesting. We hope contiaued for further examination. This J. M. Fousr, { rewith us hing furnis for Co. & Adams resp onsi ble cond ucto r, s mont The h or two. pre is at sen the t. larg est number of cases ever yet he may find leisure frequently for similer much excitement, CeNnTREVILLE, May 4th, 1858. Her. ly Week F. . brou S. the ght of befo ers re the numb r Reco gula rder . ion. elect tial iden Pres a re befo ‘ontributions. ver a y ' The foregoing petition and resoluti Jenny Lind ie in full blast, with ons ald. than forty four cases before the Recor { d