November 8, 1851 (4 pages)

i aed U.S. Disrrict Covrr.—Before H. B. THE J OURNAL. A Movat Quartz Miir.--In comguty with bim, enn ee himself, and one for Suockine Murprr.—--Mr. Edward. on the ground. The second day, they . Gifford, formerly.of New Bedferd, oflate . were at law, contesting rights to the . with Dr. Tyask,” « few days since. wé. a ‘neighbor—as “the only*rémedy for a Jones, Commissioner. Coggell, the second mate of the Chal-. doing business at Foster's Bar. and ex-. opound " A. A. SARGENT AND W. G. ALBAN. . made a rapid geological tour in the di-} growing plague. CR Ca SS eae . lenge, was yesterday arraigned on ow tonsa my y we owner of aoe by ame — a”: 7a a Oa of Grass Valley, torub up old. a one a mtarday Evening, Nov. 8. . votions of geology, and obtain new ones, jcharge of murdering and Bullard Bar a sailor named Bridges. was murdere¢ Nuw Postmastzr.—We were p'eased Stevenson the high ANG when the fol-;on Thursday last, “4 his return from METEREOLOG! CAL TABLE. lowing testimony was given: : Downievill e. The circumstances of the l 0c? OBER. at call a of occasion the on ascertain, to . keen The companion. scientific from our i is eee George Hi!l,a seaman, was *wornand . murder, and finding of the body, are, ! eyeof the e perienced geologist pomted the post office the past week, that our. testified that Coggell's watch was sent! reported tous by Mr. J L. Lockwood. . a" The edition of the Jocrnan for THERMOMETER. . io ae : te . aes eM ee iat rehad Overton, Dr. friend, jexcellent : § a n t nit ; the steamer of November 15th is now . 8 the granite running into slate, or conan ae Apatite up to take in the mizen top-sail—Stevens Mr. Gifford stopped atthe Negio tent ee oo sey a contains sixteen columns of readiag. ng quarts, then talc, n e h t gré KUN, : i reeas! animal cans : an thghia to the tent late Sin returning necessary qualities in an incumbent of into the qnarter of the yard as close rich Ke As AGING cst iat g without a rider, suspicions}; t matter of Californian news, ete, is} finally giving place to the ita waned ‘ ffic 7 1 i they could: the wind was blowin a! afternoon eae 3 eet ON 46 70 = 3 : frost . WEATHER. ~ Fs 3 Z a ee i" > : pleasant pleasant pare with any paper in the state. All. Valley, and ribbing all its hills. We l oblige all callers, will be found to be rom below to lay out on the yard and . for the purpose of obtaining information, . papers sent from the office of publica. . visited every mill in the place, gathered possessed by the new Postmaster in an . pick up the sail; Coggell gave orders to. but returned unsuccessful. On Friday . 54 50 Tl ane > 65 a anit Lergyn tte 40 pre a spridkle tion >: are not ‘ required25to be pre-paid. 56 56 57 cloudy 62 “ printed in good style, and will cem~!apparently almost underlaying Grass . this office. courtesy bad disposition fale not a hard one; the mate sung out! were excited and several men went out; 2 {statistics and specimensF showing the . eminent degree. ;* : wr é te geen Seid used thaneet be ‘ond 6 } : B : a cer~ pee a oie ck os ; hie‘ya wae anne $ On} supnge Nn «Rida aaa ss ee = Z ostmaster among the number; a portion of us . for dinner, after which he proceeded on . the appointment ° It . slate into sienite, that into copper-bear. Ceived ready for delivery at this office The este le, then granite again, . at Nevada. We are confident that those went out on the yard-arm, the rest laid his journey, mounted ona mule, h , ste e . é 1851 javerage yield of the various veins, and . We aie informed that a set of boxes . what they were waiting for, and asked . tain place on the road, smelt the ground. 8 ‘comparing the various modes of operahave teen fitted up fur the accommoda. Coggell why he did not keep the sons of. and showed evident symptons of unwil-. 9 0 59 MOT tion. In one of these mills we observed . tion of those who desire this convenience, . b———~ 50 = 7 5k 76 a och. cureceelbg damage s on the yard, and if he did not . lingness to proceed. Upon this, the. 10 kick him off:} party halted, and examining an adja-. 11 Uhe indications while we write are ; . ae : ly F he would come up and that ‘the i¢ Tainy rainy season season hashas commenced over ERY the usual process, be as they are eharged a nominal stood close to me on my right of the unfortu1 commenced. . °" improvement : ; att 24.) Stevens 0 ght, . cent ravine, ifthe remains ¢ fortu. 12 51 74 Maat and‘cotl 74 pleasant warm 2 Satur-. !8 On nate man were discovered. in due form Hi fore mountains. Durin !at once simple and effective, which pro. monthly price, and persons ean obtain Coggell on my left; Stevens was stand} day, \s suspicion, on arrested was man a of two-thirds abeut rope foot the on jing o'clock nine as late as letters falli . prietora would do well to copy. We. their \ ee h h d ‘ rf ‘3 ay ae rain nas been tailing ‘refer to the stamps and mortars connec: . in the evening, if proprietors of boxes, the way out; a minute or two before . and taken to Nugent's Ranch, where he 16 40 51 “ i74 Le: 75 . : ia 528 Bl 57 Sa. ae oe Li xy ene . ted with the mill of Messrs. Collins,. miners who are out of the city during Coggell kicked Stevens aman fell off icey undergo an CRA A AON This be a with a veil that promises to discharge . *’ 2 pre ae a . shiaruie sell allen’ hedaw tout the yard arm into the water; a minute} dividual had been on Foster's Bafa fow jg mim pleasans “ “ ;s “ As asby x r‘ :‘3 : 4 # ¥ *oe ei * "‘ “ “ EBAY. SRB Kt ‘ 4 “ 56 90 frost 8 $4 433 54 70 # About 9 oalock . eo ee eee pm ia “he ie rch rca and mortars, we were net surprised at doubt not he is gladly weleomed by the top-sail. on the larbonrd yard arm i Cog: last evening fire wad diester 1 belting . 27 ° . ° il hi Ta 1 c . public « : . Rive nee 70:3, $ ) . barber she ) S)y 3 1 28 28 t. A tl Si on the from me Ht Sng when Said, geil large, very are s st The gen dcr seen soapy miners haye been employed drawing. ee 52 q52 7 76 550 3 Gare 69 ” “ sae 4 " , it i hi ‘ . will crush thirty tons in twenty-four . their work to get their letters, but can . heads of all on the yard, and two fell,. his apprehension, $150 was found on his!29 espa aeateeSate i or dispelled by t tan . hours, shine. The approach of the winter . , rains is must welcome all through the }°2 and these stamps have been eall’ for them during the evenings, if. one of them, Stevens, into the water,. person, in accounting for which he has} 21 oie ‘si Bas Bicditls wha-yet the . they avail themselves of this privilege. the other on the deck; both of them) been detected in several falschoods. — . 22 ane were killed; it was a minute or two . (Marysville Herald. : a . Pity shat with We ah ‘th Wi, > pabraaater much fafter Coggell kicked Stevens, before he, PERS SES Ca OPER ae examining the construction of the stamps . Profit and contentment in his office, and . Stevens, fell ; we were refing the mizen Desravctare Prac. mining country, a3 these rains will sen . wear in them is almost imperceptible. On ayaty.th not be compelled to leave . or two after this the sail came over the] days previously, without means, but, on . acs wil Gry, much of the needed element, before it. Crosset & Co. This mill with ten stamps. the 898 * cle ita eA as : i . 14 by 8 inches on the face. The mortars) out eayote dirt, throwing up the bottoms . ; 1 manted . . a2 y y* ” wish the new We t : ; yard am is not trimmed, we'll all be between K and f. E oc La i ec Mr Gx [24 129 shall publish the list of letters . knocked off ; Coggell kicked from behind . 0®tWeen A and 1, occupied by Mr, Cur. . . nes siberian enna hia an . tis; thence4 it extended to the saddler's. 30 ini ; > Rust . ; oteve C 5 : <r . of ravines and flats, and waiting for. '" which these amp play are twenty: . remaining in the office in our next. Oréstikcasktaadindite Ja up by the shop occupied by Messrs. Singleton & . enibi's taduret hie vid hes blowing a. Kingsley, which was totally destroyed. ee peareneye-s weter to wash out It isa very modes. tour inches wide. The advantage of . The Schu yler Hous e.oceupied by Bishop, rate estimate that three millions of dole this is, the quartz instead of packing . Centrevitte Bari.—aA Ball, as will wale: that sail was flying a great deal, en eh . , : “ lg Rema 5 MH Ca a hs bar pei eads: I came . Granthan & Barnett.wa s next consumed. lacs are now laying in heaps of dirt! down in a solid mass, as it will in be observed in our advertising columns and whipped over our H hea 1 The stables Meek Meselahd & Craig . 57 BO sis Fea §4 =~ T0_ pleasant s«B 50 0 2) 70 “Died. Bicit a plensans “ “ “ he 6 "" “ “ im " “ * “ eddie Sadia i “ In this city, of inflamation of the dia~ fined mortar, has plenty ready for washing in this county alone, . ated of room to fly . comes gis off at Centreville,4 Grass Valley, . /near going at the same time Stevens, “ry x i g, nin mor day Fri on ls, bowe and agm phr . e wer le stab this In d. roye dest t nex WS . e been hav not d coul k kic the did: Gedde tint cohteined te rith claims . 2bout, the fine is ejected through the. on Tuesday, the 18th instant, at the . thirty or forty fine horse: , which were . the 6th inst, Andrew J. Flinn, in the me; behind from kicked much, fr he j all for “Alta Saloon.” tun ately saved, although some of . 26th yearofhisage. The deceased was fallly tant cons is se coar the and , , 8e've . rt di of up held without the throwing he could not kick around before me; The stock . ¢ , ae 3 k B i s Take a handful ps. stam the r unde . ing This Saloon was reared by Messrs. . Coggell made no threats: 1 think it. them are badly injured. yard of Smith & Barkley was also burnfrom Zanesville, Ohio. To his friends where the earth can be put at once into} °" ae and Wakefield, Boring and Humiston, three . ‘v98 the leech (rope on the edge of the. mortar hand ina it put and salt jof a sluice from its original bed. The rains ed. The barber shop and saddler ’s shop . W¢ Would say, that in life he was reknocked that g anythin s a h s [sai + F t anything as 88 much e in . S!) off; residenc years two of men young were owned by Jolin Rochfo rd. . specte d by all who knew him, and durwill give the menns of translating this. pound it with * Pegtie pha oer ‘ ee me. strack it him = The amou ing nt of his Josse las s, t as illness, he received every near ly as mass of riehes from its present fettered . MOT, and it will crowd down ina aie Grass Valley, in other words, pioneers! — 7jo:as Johnson, also seamen, sworn— . . uttention that kind friends could bestow, condition to the available form of clean . ™988, and at the bottom the lumps will of their neighborhood; of temperate and . Says he was at the wheel, and the yard. . could be ascertained, are os follows : Saddler’s shop (stock of goods) $3,500 together with the treatment of the moss ss tm kable , n busine habits and remar en-. * spoke of was over his head; the . Burb er shop. dust; and its transfer into the avenues. De 98 coarse after an hour's pounding as .. . seree ees 200) €Xpe rien ced physi cians the count ry } then ng, filli first t, abou ng flyi was sail ‘ ory. of trade will give life and freedom to. When they wate DUS eh BROTEN, ane ergy, they are now prepared to show backing, and knoeked the man off; had! Schuyler House... eee 2,000 . could afford. More land & Craig (stab les). . 1,000 } Zanes ville to the ladi and es and Cincinnati P{pers gen tle men of Nev ada ], goo d vie w of the yard , but did not see every branch of business. Merchants. . Mortar 18 roomy, sok aichesinennAtetenid Smith & Barkley, (stock yard) 500 . please copy. have trusted largely to miners having. motion, and soon pulverizes. lan Rou & Rea a salo the wor . Cog kic Stev d dy, kgh k on, gell ens. Thisis the } cere rig eva Nichol, another seaman, was examined . s and. manship of which surpasses, we think, tar mor my roo se the of y oph los good claims, waiting till the means of. ph i ia4éobyi At a mee tin g in Geo rge tow n, El . from fall men two the saw he said —and . ‘ : uy + 3 8, as well . any thing of the kind in the mountains, The Engi nes and Hook and Ladder. Dorado county, to considthe working them is furnished by the winter. = sigod.ve. 7. * rathy avis ; the yard, but knew. nothing more. er sub jec t, . comp anie s were promptly on the ground, . a alt hou not gh so larg e as two salo ons in On this evidence Coggell was dismot rains, ion and all these bills incurred being as decided by experiment, that the wear to div ide the cou nty was ne~ : F : prs Taree bas 3 aa i nex Pere hale: teat and rendered the most effective service. . large . our own Mountain city, still, surpassing . charged from the accusation of murder,. The asThe fire broke out ina block which gatived by a large majority. and was held to bail for an assault. quartz, and the . many in style of workmanship. the on ly fair kes stri face is composed of the most combustible ;semblage was not very harmonious, capital will feel encouragement to en-. “"* is removed. A . The ladies are, we see by advertiseand for this improp-r and unjasti-/ materials, and it wasonly by the most s side the from ding large his business. The approach of 5" fiabl trea of Stev duri a e tmen ens ng t activ e . and are Mo stren n rr uous er an tt ir pa exert y l ions am } ua on us of G e our TH th . e on Ix pr ps ax am s. st — ment, of Dr to et be recei js ved , at Beatt all y's, to whose t efi ben a as led hai be y ma er wint gule. The amount of bail was left tobe gallant fire department Ha rk ne ss in fo rm s , assis us ted tha by the t a brother of . se tho if and , ths mon few a in up d use ,. house is now fully fitted up, where also fixed after examinat on two ion othe r save ® few who are working claims. ; . . . citizens, that the progress a fli . his, who has just come down fr 4 = paid off, the merchant with renewed °" the stamp must ke less when a SS Se Se a a RE eee in g aw iy bef ore th e on wa rd ma rc h of stamps. the foll owin g extr act from the lett er of . ing the ball. cisco. Undoubtedly much of the enor. quently soldat a great sacrifice by those . th e pal e fac e, an d ve ry soo n the last yon & San Fran becisc o lead merc rich hant , row trav el-, We were out at a very mous iniquity laid to his charge is exng. of the for est wil l be su owning it, “The heavy and incessant mmoned to th» jlin g in the inter ior, to a gent lema n in Messrs. Epirors,—On Sunday before gerated in the flush of public excite, longing to this company, on Daisey Hill. fac e of his Great Father.--Union. rains of the year before misled thouthis city. He speaks somewhnt harshly . } a4 This is a peculiar kind of quartz, is of aj Inst, Mr. Jules Byron started from Conment; but if one balf ho is charged of Messrs Willis § Co of Boston, but! sands in their estimate of what was to not more so than he is justified in doing . KSA bandit band, numbering thirty light bluish cast, and has the appearance . cord Bar, on the Middle Yuba, und went . with js true, he should hang high as be expected from a Californian winter, . of immatureness, or unripeness. It is . to Snow Tent, four miles distant, to buy . Haman. We hope the Vigilance Com. if there bea moiety of truth in the re~' commanded by one “ Charley Smith,” and the disappointment was often bitter ports in cireulation in relation to their . semi-transparent before it is exposed to . a few things he needed. Mr. Gaspard, . mittee will keep watch over him and. has been discovered in Shasta Valley. where a whole summer's work was lost conduct :— Courier. i to the atmosphere, contains much water. . a German, going up, met him coming . the Courts. } *** “tL must here express my deep . for a lack of the clement so confidently. Tue Drama in tHE Mountains. commisseration for Mr. Wells; he hus} few erystals of any size, but back, half way, about eleven o'cloek, in but has anticipated. The expectations of rain Sroprep.— Mr, Alanson Beehe was. struggled through the severest mis‘or. --From the preparations now on foot, e wher ties cavi l smal numerons are He was in company with e forenoon. ther . the this winter have been much governed. suddenly stopped yesterday afternoon in ‘tunes, and appeared to me just on the there seems to be a good prospect for at this time to . two Indians, and since that time he has! his mad career from the mines toa place ar appe tals crys te minu . point of surmounting them all, when . theatric als to be brouy by the experience of the year before. y ht home to our tz quar This not been seen. The next day twelve of security, by the cold hand of the . (his last and most fatal blow at his eredit . frie nds a state of formation. in be . in the mining districts. Ves We do not believe any fair inference can be drawn of the quality of one. is very rich in gold. It has never yielded . of us went out to look for him but could . police upon his shoulder. Alanson had . has fallen, and . fear with such foree us vada is to be visite yby the Cha pman find notmece of hia. Wathen went . been residing near Downieville for some . to destroy all hopes of recovery. He . scason by the preceding one; and we ies then $100 per teh by the mill oper. time, but thinking that the mountain. has not entirely, . understand, got over . Family on the ®sth inst., when the ation, and when the specimens have to Snow Tent to inquire for him; the! air did not agree with him, he pocketed . his seve new Jen ny Lin d’ theatre, lately built re burns by the fire of the 4th . have regretted frequently to hear the, lord told us that he came there eight hundred dollars worth of dust, . of May last, being still unable to use iby Mr. Lovell, will be opened by Mr. land ar it. mort hand bya ded up poun been despairing expressions of those whose. which unfortunately did not happen to . his hands. The whole community will . G. TH. Lovegrove of thiscity. Mr. L. has yielded as high as $250 a ton. glass, single a took morning, the in early fortunes needed but the aid of the} belong to him, and made tracks for this . sympathize with him ; and if the reports . is making engagements with numerous ao ee Two Indiand bought a pair of boots. coveted water, to rise. It is early to; city. His friends above followed close. touehing the conducof t Messrs. Willis. other artists, and will give a series of in, upon him. When he got to Sacramento. & Co. toward came soon boy, a them of one ans, California, of pest great e Rats.—Th him are true, not a busi. first-rate entertainments— T7im form a definite judgment of the amount. es and he found himself and Byron shook bands with them, and quite dry, and con. ness house in your city will ever touch . Transcri viits not rascals, its not is us, believe and season, this expected be to of rains pt. cluded to sell one of his specimene for. a piece of paper drawn upon them.— . talked with them in a friendly manner. present indications can go no farther, gilance committees, not its lack of jails a glass of liquor and a little change. Built up; as they have been, from a petHalfan hour after, Byron paid his bill, such any not ols, scho of lack its nor than to show the commencement of the There's many aslip between the cup ty and insignificant local brokerage, to . Apams & Co.—This enterprising and He had showing infl his purse in doing it. uent ial hous e has late ly com ple ted s, ance nuis ied and emed the lip—and ly-r this easi let the and cat al out of casu the rank ofa* bank rains ing the for house, main!y season. But it is now time arr ang eme nts by whi ch the well kno wn but exists in a legion of rats which . considerabie meney with him, perhaps the bag. The specimen was recognised, thro ugh the inst rume ntal ity of Mr. i to commence in earnest, and when they te apr of Fre ema n & Co. and New ell and it was safe to conclude that he had Well s's abili ty and popu lari ty, they . then do so, Nevada and its environs will be swarm like the plagues of Egypt in every $160, and the Indians saw it. He the rest of the dust. He was followed have, in a true Shylock-like manner, re& Co. of Stockton, become interested No. started back, and the Indians followed . -treet every in frolic and house, jhere and nabbed. When taken he had warded him for his eminent services. with them, and the business hereafter fur more isolated from the lower cities Me ; . will be conducted under the name and sooner do the shades wrap up the earth. him. We searched in vain all through . about $500 in dust about him.--Alta’ than they noware. Itisa great pity there by dishonoring a comparatively small . style of Adams & Go's. Express, to and any find not did but , hood hbor neig the jamount of his drafts. In short, they. is not evena plank road from Sacrafor the repose of common animals, than trace of Byron. There is strong prefrom Sacra mento and the f North ern . thought they had sucked the orange,. em-~ then out, peep first ures creat these mines, and tc and fiom Stockton and Suockinc Arrain.—A difficulty ocmento hither, on which daily commusumptive evidence that a murder has; : ‘ land were indifferent as to the fate of . the Southern mines. curred at the Pacific Market, between nication could be kept up during the boldened, commence their depredations been committed in this case. . the peel.” The next day, we sent some men to. two men named Wilson and McCabe, Wear e pleas ed to learn that Edwa rd winter. Our merchants should see thay. —putting their cold mates into every . g R, ivin Antho rece ny er latt has the in beco lted me resu a partn ich er r. wh thei in left had they but ans, Indi the find Cave.—There is said to be an extrarecepno essential is missing in their stocks of unguarded platter and forbidden camp the day before. Jules Byron, [an injury that will probably cause his ordinary eave in our country, about six. the firm of Freeman & Co. of this city. goods, fur transportation is certain to/ ticle in which they can find a temporabelieye, has been murdered for his mo-. death. Both of the parties are butehers, . miles from San Antonio, which has been We have no doubt the above arrange~ having stalls opposit e each other to in the ment freely so sell will why prove ask, [ mutua Now. ney. lly . with g beneficial to defilin up,or eating after morsel; ry rise in cost to more than deuble its! entered and partially explored to a dis: . market and , it appear that s somet . ime the partie s intere sted, e and wher it certai ire nly inqu not Why ans? Indi they the fodder, available all chips” “ theit . tance of over fourteen hundred feet.— } present rate. money from? None of previous, Wilson succeeded in getting. It is described by those who have seen . will be received with pleasure by the their get they . Winter hereabouts is heralded not by dan¢e and romp like elves, with or with/them work, and generally they have away considerable of McCabe's patrons numer ous patro ns and friend s of tho it as being divided into countless cham. age, since which time McCabe has been . firm throu ghout the State .—[U nion. driving ‘snows and biting blasts, such as. out moonlight, and manage to kick up dust and coin. access. easy of all apartments, and bers unceas ing in his annoya nce of the other, . aPhil from man a . ago, h meet n mont a icatio t rat-if Abeu these at ring clatte by. « but to, tomed accus been have we and adorned with curiously shaped DisHonorep Drarts.—It will be seen delphia Bar, on the Middle Yuba, was . and yesterday, at about one o'clock, . figures of stones, making them resemble gently falling rains, welcome for the . ings which would be amusing if it was s, in crossing Bloody while Wilson was at work in his stall, a well furnished room; and from the ceil-~ by the paragraph published below, that Indian by ked attac benefits they bring. And whena break . not annoying. To stuff their upfindable Run, and his horse received an arrow McCabe went up to Wilson and pulled there is danger that our citizens who ings. hanging pendant in huge masses, in the clouds lets through the golden. nests, they tear up old (or new) clothes, in the nose. Another man from Conhis nose, at the same time presenting a bright crystals flashing in the light of have occasion to remit monies in sma}h pistol amo close unt behind s will be swindled out of their Wilson 's head. Upon and co tobac his for asked was Bar, cord ng s , printi of bundle rascals the into, eat and/ warm face of the sun, his beams torches. give the appearance of gorgeous jhard earnings We have no means of this, Wilson caught up a cleaver, and s; Indian ten of party a by , things other chandeliers suspended from some richly . gladden as if Sol had forgotten that it} paper. and even pull out the hair of a and after getting it they told him, turning quickly round, inflicted a trefinished dome to shed their lustre upon kno wing how far this system of “ sharp. was winter's stern region, and he was. sleeper. All night they riot, and seam‘¢yamos quick.” ;/mendous gash upon McCabe's head, just practice” has been carried in California, the magnificence that lies scattered . shining an accompanyment to June. per away like guilty things at peep of if any of those who were on the Midabove the left car. Wilson gave himaround, while in some of the apartments jnor do we know the party named as self up immedi ately to an officer, dra wer; but we think it best for all and that meet d shoul r, summe last Yuba with , eat dle The clouds that fly over his face, like. day. They fatten on arsenic floor, walls, and ceilings reflect back sou nd ban ne ker Mari e s Stat and the to n for take was the abe pub McC is. lic who , Jack gen ed enam an, Indi wn kno well shine such and a flood l, of iight from calome innumerable after te appeti better . more those on beauty’s brow, but give Hospi tal, and plac ed unde r the care of stalactites . ey ral th ly tha e, t ag the nat of ure s of ar the ye se e pro iv ceed-f ty en tw t ou ab as to be almost blinding.— . sweetness to his smiles. Welcome, then,. delightedly with phosphorus. “Rat should bear these circumstances in mind, . Dr. Mills. MeCahe was very much inings should be made public. We thereThere is a gentle and regular descent to for e lai d bef ore our readers the following the approach of winter; may no adverse . Exterminators” are at fault in Califorand if he is found guilty of the murder . toxicated at the time. He is noted for . the cave of about thirty-five degrees. — bein g an exce odin gly quar rels ome ext charac t e. fro ic m st a ju let m ter from Messrs. Brown, hi ve gi n, ro By by of ussed non-pl are s terrier and 'nia, ins. mounta our from him keep fate . Caleveras Chronicle. racter.—[Courier. Shipley & Co, of Liverpool, dated llth , ly ul tf ec sp re s, ur Yo ; numbers. Each matron rat glories in . Sep t., 185 1, AIN FIENNE, M to O R Mes srs . ExF, We learn through Adams & Co's. Arg ent i § Co. : New Dicemes .—We have seen 1] her score “at a birth,” and the heads of press, that a man by the yaaa Henry . families instruct their willing brood into. formerly, City, tg Darrin, of New Yorkel £.Py jall the tricks of the race. ; 4 Sitver Mine prcow Monterey.—A. a letter from a gentleman in Tuolumne Later From Tor Sovta.—We are in-. correspondent writing te this paper. to his friend in this city, dated Soldier’s . —3Ata. “We have had two bills presented jto us for £20 and £10, drawn by yer. Gulch, October 25, from which we are }one Arthur W. Foote, from Sacramento of Col. Stevenson’s reg’ we mortals do with this persevering, . San Diego Herald, for the last number . the diseovery ofa very rich silver mine } exfollowing the make to permitted on r, to na . Ci Se . but we ty, kn r th not ow me wha 30 hin ea tev g t. st er Oc e d te da eight een l, miles na from ur board from th that jo s place, hi ata of unconquerable race? In another year, . . ral Ali the as n ew ka nt (of poi the . l par ty, iva and arr s hav thi e of by cou rn traet: . rse ref lea use to y d pp ha e ar We -} for ed at It was dis. se s wa He t. gh ni ay sd ur Th : if the rat census is taken, with the pre. . them. They are drawn on aregular . P. J. . Mr d by age eng es parti by red cove . and ny Swee . A rich vein has been found near t. Lieu of ty safe the of l house, on a carpen What shall. debted to J. Judson Ames, Esq., of the . from Monterey, dating Oct. 35, relates ward of the whee sent rate of increase of the varments, . party, who it will be remembered, ac. Leese—Alta, . Angels, six miles from here, where ‘printed form, with the drawer’s name . across one end, and no doubt many poor ter's bench, and the boat giving4 lurch, . 11,07 will be ten of them to one human cording to last accoun's, were in immi‘four men have taken out $40,000 in ipe opl wil e forces l be tak ed en in in by the mb m, co and e th om fr er ng da nt ne he fell over. Every exertion was used, being, while with their {were of inflicThe body of a man suppose d to/ two weeks, Rich placer diggings jWe sha ll the to ref is ore He be obl s. ige opa d by your Coc and as Yum the of We. family. a for enough js one tion to! California, both by the Senator and have been murde red, was found about . have also been found between Angels go. Die . ta kin suc San g ste h to ps as ty you ma par con y his sid h er wit urn ret . s ne Si e Mi un fo re kti Ras y ae ee pe ho 4, to! t bu ten miles eave him, both lowering boats, from Auburn on Sunday and Carson's Creek. The next day . best, for putting maayhe on their guard to are , men ten h wit , ray Mur ut. Lie la st . after they were found, 190 men were i ‘and Ppreveuting g a continuance of them.” . Alia — a, Gil the on t pos the ts o ca g tw upy in g, l occ br in wil at r gr he mi it ‘h Y qe purpre eae. SaaS ze th frm Gown Cone JONG * en . r Sacram progremy one at the instance of Douglas,. was so speedily bearre whicli dn accession of water will render. ecting mille will but observe the sim-. the supper is to be served up, no doubt . warrants, sted. of the Sampes . Uppe te , bri ngs in te ll igence the first mate, for mutiny ; and the other . ciple applied by with their usual taste. prin l hica osop phil ple The Mayor was quickly on the spot! that sickness prevails toa considerable uscless, at the instance of a seaman, for an as. afte . r the alar they will m was sound ed, nam ed, e and hav renwe . exten y t amen pan g com the the tribe s of Indians in Gra ss Val ley see ms to be all in ecs tasau lt, unt il whi ch he was remanied to The character of the last rainy season dere d the most effective service, work-. the vicinity of the river, He noticed e mor ely ens imm do to able not only be cies at this great demonstration of their. the custody of the Marshal.—Alta. wus a source of disappointment to vast. ing with all the ardor and spirit of a/ on the road a number of unburied boCaptain Waterman is said to have. veteran New York fireman.—{Union. (dies, and in the huts and woods many numbers. <A large quantity of dirt work with the same number of stamps; . town, and many families are expected. AS . were lying prostrate with disease, The but save a large item of es ens M-. from Sacramento, on the joint purpose . been arrested at Monterey. He will . which was thrown up in anticipation of Messrs. Wents & Co.—We publish Tanks of the aborigines are rapidly wastFran-. San to brought soon be probably attends. and mills quartz the visiting of . their of renewai frequent the by curred floods of water was left unwashed, fre~ .

i aed U.S. Disrrict Covrr.—Before H. B. THE J OURNAL. A Movat Quartz Miir.--In comguty with bim, enn ee himself, and one for Suockine Murprr.—--Mr. Edward. on the ground. The second day, they . Gifford, formerly.of New Bedferd, oflate . were at law, contesting rights to the . with Dr. Tyask,” « few days since. wé. a ‘neighbor—as “the only*rémedy for a Jones, Commissioner. Coggell, the second mate of the Chal-. doing business at Foster's Bar. and ex-. opound " A. A. SARGENT AND W. G. ALBAN. . made a rapid geological tour in the di-} growing plague. CR Ca SS eae . lenge, was yesterday arraigned on ow tonsa my y we owner of aoe by ame — a”: 7a a Oa of Grass Valley, torub up old. a one a mtarday Evening, Nov. 8. . votions of geology, and obtain new ones, jcharge of murdering and Bullard Bar a sailor named Bridges. was murdere¢ Nuw Postmastzr.—We were p'eased Stevenson the high ANG when the fol-;on Thursday last, “4 his return from METEREOLOG! CAL TABLE. lowing testimony was given: : Downievill e. The circumstances of the l 0c? OBER. at call a of occasion the on ascertain, to . keen The companion. scientific from our i is eee George Hi!l,a seaman, was *wornand . murder, and finding of the body, are, ! eyeof the e perienced geologist pomted the post office the past week, that our. testified that Coggell's watch was sent! reported tous by Mr. J L. Lockwood. . a" The edition of the Jocrnan for THERMOMETER. . io ae : te . aes eM ee iat rehad Overton, Dr. friend, jexcellent : § a n t nit ; the steamer of November 15th is now . 8 the granite running into slate, or conan ae Apatite up to take in the mizen top-sail—Stevens Mr. Gifford stopped atthe Negio tent ee oo sey a contains sixteen columns of readiag. ng quarts, then talc, n e h t gré KUN, : i reeas! animal cans : an thghia to the tent late Sin returning necessary qualities in an incumbent of into the qnarter of the yard as close rich Ke As AGING cst iat g without a rider, suspicions}; t matter of Californian news, ete, is} finally giving place to the ita waned ‘ ffic 7 1 i they could: the wind was blowin a! afternoon eae 3 eet ON 46 70 = 3 : frost . WEATHER. ~ Fs 3 Z a ee i" > : pleasant pleasant pare with any paper in the state. All. Valley, and ribbing all its hills. We l oblige all callers, will be found to be rom below to lay out on the yard and . for the purpose of obtaining information, . papers sent from the office of publica. . visited every mill in the place, gathered possessed by the new Postmaster in an . pick up the sail; Coggell gave orders to. but returned unsuccessful. On Friday . 54 50 Tl ane > 65 a anit Lergyn tte 40 pre a spridkle tion >: are not ‘ required25to be pre-paid. 56 56 57 cloudy 62 “ printed in good style, and will cem~!apparently almost underlaying Grass . this office. courtesy bad disposition fale not a hard one; the mate sung out! were excited and several men went out; 2 {statistics and specimensF showing the . eminent degree. ;* : wr é te geen Seid used thaneet be ‘ond 6 } : B : a cer~ pee a oie ck os ; hie‘ya wae anne $ On} supnge Nn «Rida aaa ss ee = Z ostmaster among the number; a portion of us . for dinner, after which he proceeded on . the appointment ° It . slate into sienite, that into copper-bear. Ceived ready for delivery at this office The este le, then granite again, . at Nevada. We are confident that those went out on the yard-arm, the rest laid his journey, mounted ona mule, h , ste e . é 1851 javerage yield of the various veins, and . We aie informed that a set of boxes . what they were waiting for, and asked . tain place on the road, smelt the ground. 8 ‘comparing the various modes of operahave teen fitted up fur the accommoda. Coggell why he did not keep the sons of. and showed evident symptons of unwil-. 9 0 59 MOT tion. In one of these mills we observed . tion of those who desire this convenience, . b———~ 50 = 7 5k 76 a och. cureceelbg damage s on the yard, and if he did not . lingness to proceed. Upon this, the. 10 kick him off:} party halted, and examining an adja-. 11 Uhe indications while we write are ; . ae : ly F he would come up and that ‘the i¢ Tainy rainy season season hashas commenced over ERY the usual process, be as they are eharged a nominal stood close to me on my right of the unfortu1 commenced. . °" improvement : ; att 24.) Stevens 0 ght, . cent ravine, ifthe remains ¢ fortu. 12 51 74 Maat and‘cotl 74 pleasant warm 2 Satur-. !8 On nate man were discovered. in due form Hi fore mountains. Durin !at once simple and effective, which pro. monthly price, and persons ean obtain Coggell on my left; Stevens was stand} day, \s suspicion, on arrested was man a of two-thirds abeut rope foot the on jing o'clock nine as late as letters falli . prietora would do well to copy. We. their \ ee h h d ‘ rf ‘3 ay ae rain nas been tailing ‘refer to the stamps and mortars connec: . in the evening, if proprietors of boxes, the way out; a minute or two before . and taken to Nugent's Ranch, where he 16 40 51 “ i74 Le: 75 . : ia 528 Bl 57 Sa. ae oe Li xy ene . ted with the mill of Messrs. Collins,. miners who are out of the city during Coggell kicked Stevens aman fell off icey undergo an CRA A AON This be a with a veil that promises to discharge . *’ 2 pre ae a . shiaruie sell allen’ hedaw tout the yard arm into the water; a minute} dividual had been on Foster's Bafa fow jg mim pleasans “ “ ;s “ As asby x r‘ :‘3 : 4 # ¥ *oe ei * "‘ “ “ EBAY. SRB Kt ‘ 4 “ 56 90 frost 8 $4 433 54 70 # About 9 oalock . eo ee eee pm ia “he ie rch rca and mortars, we were net surprised at doubt not he is gladly weleomed by the top-sail. on the larbonrd yard arm i Cog: last evening fire wad diester 1 belting . 27 ° . ° il hi Ta 1 c . public « : . Rive nee 70:3, $ ) . barber she ) S)y 3 1 28 28 t. A tl Si on the from me Ht Sng when Said, geil large, very are s st The gen dcr seen soapy miners haye been employed drawing. ee 52 q52 7 76 550 3 Gare 69 ” “ sae 4 " , it i hi ‘ . will crush thirty tons in twenty-four . their work to get their letters, but can . heads of all on the yard, and two fell,. his apprehension, $150 was found on his!29 espa aeateeSate i or dispelled by t tan . hours, shine. The approach of the winter . , rains is must welcome all through the }°2 and these stamps have been eall’ for them during the evenings, if. one of them, Stevens, into the water,. person, in accounting for which he has} 21 oie ‘si Bas Bicditls wha-yet the . they avail themselves of this privilege. the other on the deck; both of them) been detected in several falschoods. — . 22 ane were killed; it was a minute or two . (Marysville Herald. : a . Pity shat with We ah ‘th Wi, > pabraaater much fafter Coggell kicked Stevens, before he, PERS SES Ca OPER ae examining the construction of the stamps . Profit and contentment in his office, and . Stevens, fell ; we were refing the mizen Desravctare Prac. mining country, a3 these rains will sen . wear in them is almost imperceptible. On ayaty.th not be compelled to leave . or two after this the sail came over the] days previously, without means, but, on . acs wil Gry, much of the needed element, before it. Crosset & Co. This mill with ten stamps. the 898 * cle ita eA as : i . 14 by 8 inches on the face. The mortars) out eayote dirt, throwing up the bottoms . ; 1 manted . . a2 y y* ” wish the new We t : ; yard am is not trimmed, we'll all be between K and f. E oc La i ec Mr Gx [24 129 shall publish the list of letters . knocked off ; Coggell kicked from behind . 0®tWeen A and 1, occupied by Mr, Cur. . . nes siberian enna hia an . tis; thence4 it extended to the saddler's. 30 ini ; > Rust . ; oteve C 5 : <r . of ravines and flats, and waiting for. '" which these amp play are twenty: . remaining in the office in our next. Oréstikcasktaadindite Ja up by the shop occupied by Messrs. Singleton & . enibi's taduret hie vid hes blowing a. Kingsley, which was totally destroyed. ee peareneye-s weter to wash out It isa very modes. tour inches wide. The advantage of . The Schu yler Hous e.oceupied by Bishop, rate estimate that three millions of dole this is, the quartz instead of packing . Centrevitte Bari.—aA Ball, as will wale: that sail was flying a great deal, en eh . , : “ lg Rema 5 MH Ca a hs bar pei eads: I came . Granthan & Barnett.wa s next consumed. lacs are now laying in heaps of dirt! down in a solid mass, as it will in be observed in our advertising columns and whipped over our H hea 1 The stables Meek Meselahd & Craig . 57 BO sis Fea §4 =~ T0_ pleasant s«B 50 0 2) 70 “Died. Bicit a plensans “ “ “ he 6 "" “ “ im " “ * “ eddie Sadia i “ In this city, of inflamation of the dia~ fined mortar, has plenty ready for washing in this county alone, . ated of room to fly . comes gis off at Centreville,4 Grass Valley, . /near going at the same time Stevens, “ry x i g, nin mor day Fri on ls, bowe and agm phr . e wer le stab this In d. roye dest t nex WS . e been hav not d coul k kic the did: Gedde tint cohteined te rith claims . 2bout, the fine is ejected through the. on Tuesday, the 18th instant, at the . thirty or forty fine horse: , which were . the 6th inst, Andrew J. Flinn, in the me; behind from kicked much, fr he j all for “Alta Saloon.” tun ately saved, although some of . 26th yearofhisage. The deceased was fallly tant cons is se coar the and , , 8e've . rt di of up held without the throwing he could not kick around before me; The stock . ¢ , ae 3 k B i s Take a handful ps. stam the r unde . ing This Saloon was reared by Messrs. . Coggell made no threats: 1 think it. them are badly injured. yard of Smith & Barkley was also burnfrom Zanesville, Ohio. To his friends where the earth can be put at once into} °" ae and Wakefield, Boring and Humiston, three . ‘v98 the leech (rope on the edge of the. mortar hand ina it put and salt jof a sluice from its original bed. The rains ed. The barber shop and saddler ’s shop . W¢ Would say, that in life he was reknocked that g anythin s a h s [sai + F t anything as 88 much e in . S!) off; residenc years two of men young were owned by Jolin Rochfo rd. . specte d by all who knew him, and durwill give the menns of translating this. pound it with * Pegtie pha oer ‘ ee me. strack it him = The amou ing nt of his Josse las s, t as illness, he received every near ly as mass of riehes from its present fettered . MOT, and it will crowd down ina aie Grass Valley, in other words, pioneers! — 7jo:as Johnson, also seamen, sworn— . . uttention that kind friends could bestow, condition to the available form of clean . ™988, and at the bottom the lumps will of their neighborhood; of temperate and . Says he was at the wheel, and the yard. . could be ascertained, are os follows : Saddler’s shop (stock of goods) $3,500 together with the treatment of the moss ss tm kable , n busine habits and remar en-. * spoke of was over his head; the . Burb er shop. dust; and its transfer into the avenues. De 98 coarse after an hour's pounding as ... .. seree ees 200) €Xpe rien ced physi cians the count ry } then ng, filli first t, abou ng flyi was sail ‘ ory. of trade will give life and freedom to. When they wate DUS eh BROTEN, ane ergy, they are now prepared to show backing, and knoeked the man off; had! Schuyler House..... eee 2,000 . could afford. More land & Craig (stab les). .. 1,000 } Zanes ville to the ladi and es and Cincinnati P{pers gen tle men of Nev ada ], goo d vie w of the yard , but did not see every branch of business. Merchants. . Mortar 18 roomy, sok aichesinennAtetenid Smith & Barkley, (stock yard) 500 . please copy. have trusted largely to miners having. motion, and soon pulverizes. lan Rou & Rea a salo the wor . Cog kic Stev d dy, kgh k on, gell ens. Thisis the } cere rig eva Nichol, another seaman, was examined . s and. manship of which surpasses, we think, tar mor my roo se the of y oph los good claims, waiting till the means of. ph i ia4éobyi At a mee tin g in Geo rge tow n, El . from fall men two the saw he said —and . ‘ : uy + 3 8, as well . any thing of the kind in the mountains, The Engi nes and Hook and Ladder. Dorado county, to considthe working them is furnished by the winter. = sigod.ve. 7. * rathy avis ; the yard, but knew. nothing more. er sub jec t, . comp anie s were promptly on the ground, . a alt hou not gh so larg e as two salo ons in On this evidence Coggell was dismot rains, ion and all these bills incurred being as decided by experiment, that the wear to div ide the cou nty was ne~ : F : prs Taree bas 3 aa i nex Pere hale: teat and rendered the most effective service. . large . our own Mountain city, still, surpassing . charged from the accusation of murder,. The asThe fire broke out ina block which gatived by a large majority. and was held to bail for an assault. quartz, and the . many in style of workmanship. the on ly fair kes stri face is composed of the most combustible ;semblage was not very harmonious, capital will feel encouragement to en-. “"* is removed. A . The ladies are, we see by advertiseand for this improp-r and unjasti-/ materials, and it wasonly by the most s side the from ding large his business. The approach of 5" fiabl trea of Stev duri a e tmen ens ng t activ e . and are Mo stren n rr uous er an tt ir pa exert y l ions am } ua on us of G e our TH th . e on Ix pr ps ax am s. st — ment, of Dr to et be recei js ved , at Beatt all y's, to whose t efi ben a as led hai be y ma er wint gule. The amount of bail was left tobe gallant fire department Ha rk ne ss in fo rm s , assis us ted tha by the t a brother of . se tho if and , ths mon few a in up d use ,. house is now fully fitted up, where also fixed after examinat on two ion othe r save ® few who are working claims. ; . . . citizens, that the progress a fli . his, who has just come down fr 4 = paid off, the merchant with renewed °" the stamp must ke less when a SS Se Se a a RE eee in g aw iy bef ore th e on wa rd ma rc h of stamps. the foll owin g extr act from the lett er of . ing the ball. cisco. Undoubtedly much of the enor. quently soldat a great sacrifice by those . th e pal e fac e, an d ve ry soo n the last yon & San Fran becisc o lead merc rich hant , row trav el-, We were out at a very mous iniquity laid to his charge is exng. of the for est wil l be su owning it, “The heavy and incessant mmoned to th» jlin g in the inter ior, to a gent lema n in Messrs. Epirors,—On Sunday before gerated in the flush of public excite, longing to this company, on Daisey Hill. fac e of his Great Father.--Union. rains of the year before misled thouthis city. He speaks somewhnt harshly . } a4 This is a peculiar kind of quartz, is of aj Inst, Mr. Jules Byron started from Conment; but if one balf ho is charged of Messrs Willis § Co of Boston, but! sands in their estimate of what was to not more so than he is justified in doing . KSA bandit band, numbering thirty light bluish cast, and has the appearance . cord Bar, on the Middle Yuba, und went . with js true, he should hang high as be expected from a Californian winter, . of immatureness, or unripeness. It is . to Snow Tent, four miles distant, to buy . Haman. We hope the Vigilance Com. if there bea moiety of truth in the re~' commanded by one “ Charley Smith,”

and the disappointment was often bitter ports in cireulation in relation to their . semi-transparent before it is exposed to . a few things he needed. Mr. Gaspard, . mittee will keep watch over him and. has been discovered in Shasta Valley. where a whole summer's work was lost conduct :— Courier. i to the atmosphere, contains much water. . a German, going up, met him coming . the Courts. } *** “tL must here express my deep . for a lack of the clement so confidently. Tue Drama in tHE Mountains. commisseration for Mr. Wells; he hus} few erystals of any size, but back, half way, about eleven o'cloek, in but has anticipated. The expectations of rain Sroprep.— Mr, Alanson Beehe was. struggled through the severest mis‘or. --From the preparations now on foot, e wher ties cavi l smal numerons are He was in company with e forenoon. ther . the this winter have been much governed. suddenly stopped yesterday afternoon in ‘tunes, and appeared to me just on the there seems to be a good prospect for at this time to . two Indians, and since that time he has! his mad career from the mines toa place ar appe tals crys te minu . point of surmounting them all, when . theatric als to be brouy by the experience of the year before. y ht home to our tz quar This not been seen. The next day twelve of security, by the cold hand of the . (his last and most fatal blow at his eredit . frie nds a state of formation. in be . in the mining districts. Ves We do not believe any fair inference can be drawn of the quality of one. is very rich in gold. It has never yielded . of us went out to look for him but could . police upon his shoulder. Alanson had . has fallen, and . fear with such foree us vada is to be visite yby the Cha pman find notmece of hia.. Wathen went . been residing near Downieville for some . to destroy all hopes of recovery. He . scason by the preceding one; and we ies then $100 per teh by the mill oper. time, but thinking that the mountain. has not entirely, . understand, got over . Family on the ®sth inst., when the ation, and when the specimens have to Snow Tent to inquire for him; the! air did not agree with him, he pocketed . his seve new Jen ny Lin d’ theatre, lately built re burns by the fire of the 4th . have regretted frequently to hear the, lord told us that he came there eight hundred dollars worth of dust, . of May last, being still unable to use iby Mr. Lovell, will be opened by Mr. land ar it. mort hand bya ded up poun been despairing expressions of those whose. which unfortunately did not happen to . his hands. The whole community will . G. TH. Lovegrove of thiscity. Mr. L. has yielded as high as $250 a ton. glass, single a took morning, the in early fortunes needed but the aid of the} belong to him, and made tracks for this . sympathize with him ; and if the reports . is making engagements with numerous ao ee Two Indiand bought a pair of boots. coveted water, to rise. It is early to; city. His friends above followed close. touehing the conducof t Messrs. Willis. other artists, and will give a series of in, upon him. When he got to Sacramento. & Co. toward came soon boy, a them of one ans, California, of pest great e Rats.—Th him are true, not a busi. first-rate entertainments— T7im form a definite judgment of the amount. es and he found himself and Byron shook bands with them, and quite dry, and con. ness house in your city will ever touch . Transcri viits not rascals, its not is us, believe and season, this expected be to of rains pt. cluded to sell one of his specimene for. a piece of paper drawn upon them.— . talked with them in a friendly manner. present indications can go no farther, gilance committees, not its lack of jails a glass of liquor and a little change. Built up; as they have been, from a petHalfan hour after, Byron paid his bill, such any not ols, scho of lack its nor than to show the commencement of the There's many aslip between the cup ty and insignificant local brokerage, to . Apams & Co.—This enterprising and He had showing infl his purse in doing it. uent ial hous e has late ly com ple ted s, ance nuis ied and emed the lip—and ly-r this easi let the and cat al out of casu the rank ofa* bank rains ing the for house, main!y season. But it is now time arr ang eme nts by whi ch the well kno wn but exists in a legion of rats which . considerabie meney with him, perhaps the bag. The specimen was recognised, thro ugh the inst rume ntal ity of Mr. i to commence in earnest, and when they te apr of Fre ema n & Co. and New ell and it was safe to conclude that he had Well s's abili ty and popu lari ty, they . then do so, Nevada and its environs will be swarm like the plagues of Egypt in every $160, and the Indians saw it. He the rest of the dust. He was followed have, in a true Shylock-like manner, re& Co. of Stockton, become interested No. started back, and the Indians followed . -treet every in frolic and house, jhere and nabbed. When taken he had warded him for his eminent services. with them, and the business hereafter fur more isolated from the lower cities Me ; . will be conducted under the name and sooner do the shades wrap up the earth. him. We searched in vain all through . about $500 in dust about him.--Alta’ than they noware. Itisa great pity there by dishonoring a comparatively small . style of Adams & Go's. Express, to and any find not did but , hood hbor neig the jamount of his drafts. In short, they. is not evena plank road from Sacrafor the repose of common animals, than trace of Byron. There is strong prefrom Sacra mento and the f North ern . thought they had sucked the orange,. em-~ then out, peep first ures creat these mines, and tc and fiom Stockton and Suockinc Arrain.—A difficulty ocmento hither, on which daily commusumptive evidence that a murder has; : ‘ land were indifferent as to the fate of . the Southern mines. curred at the Pacific Market, between nication could be kept up during the boldened, commence their depredations been committed in this case. . the peel.” The next day, we sent some men to. two men named Wilson and McCabe, Wear e pleas ed to learn that Edwa rd winter. Our merchants should see thay. —putting their cold mates into every . g R, ivin Antho rece ny er latt has the in beco lted me resu a partn ich er r. wh thei in left had they but ans, Indi the find Cave.—There is said to be an extrarecepno essential is missing in their stocks of unguarded platter and forbidden camp the day before. Jules Byron, [an injury that will probably cause his ordinary eave in our country, about six. the firm of Freeman & Co. of this city. goods, fur transportation is certain to/ ticle in which they can find a temporabelieye, has been murdered for his mo-. death. Both of the parties are butehers, . miles from San Antonio, which has been We have no doubt the above arrange~ having stalls opposit e each other to in the ment freely so sell will why prove ask, [ mutua Now. ney. lly . with g beneficial to defilin up,or eating after morsel; ry rise in cost to more than deuble its! entered and partially explored to a dis: . market and , it appear that s somet . ime the partie s intere sted, e and wher it certai ire nly inqu not Why ans? Indi they the fodder, available all chips” “ theit . tance of over fourteen hundred feet.— } present rate. money from? None of previous, Wilson succeeded in getting. It is described by those who have seen . will be received with pleasure by the their get they . Winter hereabouts is heralded not by dan¢e and romp like elves, with or with/them work, and generally they have away considerable of McCabe's patrons numer ous patro ns and friend s of tho it as being divided into countless cham. age, since which time McCabe has been . firm throu ghout the State .—[U nion. driving ‘snows and biting blasts, such as. out moonlight, and manage to kick up dust and coin. access. easy of all apartments, and bers unceas ing in his annoya nce of the other, . aPhil from man a . ago, h meet n mont a icatio t rat-if Abeu these at ring clatte by. « but to, tomed accus been have we and adorned with curiously shaped DisHonorep Drarts.—It will be seen delphia Bar, on the Middle Yuba, was . and yesterday, at about one o'clock, . figures of stones, making them resemble gently falling rains, welcome for the . ings which would be amusing if it was s, in crossing Bloody while Wilson was at work in his stall, a well furnished room; and from the ceil-~ by the paragraph published below, that Indian by ked attac benefits they bring. And whena break . not annoying. To stuff their upfindable Run, and his horse received an arrow McCabe went up to Wilson and pulled there is danger that our citizens who ings. hanging pendant in huge masses, in the clouds lets through the golden. nests, they tear up old (or new) clothes, in the nose. Another man from Conhis nose, at the same time presenting a bright crystals flashing in the light of have occasion to remit monies in sma}h pistol amo close unt behind s will be swindled out of their Wilson 's head. Upon and co tobac his for asked was Bar, cord ng s , printi of bundle rascals the into, eat and/ warm face of the sun, his beams torches. give the appearance of gorgeous jhard earnings We have no means of this, Wilson caught up a cleaver, and s; Indian ten of party a by , things other chandeliers suspended from some richly . gladden as if Sol had forgotten that it} paper. and even pull out the hair of a and after getting it they told him, turning quickly round, inflicted a trefinished dome to shed their lustre upon kno wing how far this system of “ sharp. was winter's stern region, and he was. sleeper. All night they riot, and seam‘¢yamos quick.” ;/mendous gash upon McCabe's head, just practice” has been carried in California, the magnificence that lies scattered . shining an accompanyment to June. per away like guilty things at peep of if any of those who were on the Midabove the left car. Wilson gave himaround, while in some of the apartments jnor do we know the party named as self up immedi ately to an officer, dra wer; but we think it best for all and that meet d shoul r, summe last Yuba with , eat dle The clouds that fly over his face, like. day. They fatten on arsenic floor, walls, and ceilings reflect back sou nd ban ne ker Mari e s Stat and the to n for take was the abe pub McC is. lic who , Jack gen ed enam an, Indi wn kno well shine such and a flood l, of iight from calome innumerable after te appeti better . more those on beauty’s brow, but give Hospi tal, and plac ed unde r the care of stalactites . ey ral th ly tha e, t ag the nat of ure s of ar the ye se e pro iv ceed-f ty en tw t ou ab as to be almost blinding.— . sweetness to his smiles. Welcome, then,. delightedly with phosphorus. “Rat should bear these circumstances in mind, . Dr. Mills. MeCahe was very much inings should be made public. We thereThere is a gentle and regular descent to for e lai d bef ore our readers the following the approach of winter; may no adverse . Exterminators” are at fault in Califorand if he is found guilty of the murder . toxicated at the time. He is noted for . the cave of about thirty-five degrees. — bein g an exce odin gly quar rels ome ext charac t e. fro ic m st a ju let m ter from Messrs. Brown, hi ve gi n, ro By by of ussed non-pl are s terrier and 'nia, ins. mounta our from him keep fate . Caleveras Chronicle. racter.—[Courier. Shipley & Co, of Liverpool, dated llth , ly ul tf ec sp re s, ur Yo ; numbers. Each matron rat glories in . Sep t., 185 1, AIN FIENNE, M to O R Mes srs . ExF, We learn through Adams & Co's. Arg ent i § Co. : New Dicemes .—We have seen 1] her score “at a birth,” and the heads of press, that a man by the yaaa Henry . families instruct their willing brood into. formerly, City, tg Darrin, of New Yorkel £.Py jall the tricks of the race. ; 4 Sitver Mine prcow Monterey.—A. a letter from a gentleman in Tuolumne Later From Tor Sovta.—We are in-. correspondent writing te this paper. to his friend in this city, dated Soldier’s . —3Ata. “We have had two bills presented jto us for £20 and £10, drawn by yer. Gulch, October 25, from which we are }one Arthur W. Foote, from Sacramento of Col. Stevenson’s reg’ we mortals do with this persevering, . San Diego Herald, for the last number . the diseovery ofa very rich silver mine } exfollowing the make to permitted on r, to na . Ci Se . but we ty, kn r th not ow me wha 30 hin ea tev g t. st er Oc e d te da eight een l, miles na from ur board from th that jo s place, hi ata of unconquerable race? In another year, . . ral Ali the as n ew ka nt (of poi the . l par ty, iva and arr s hav thi e of by cou rn traet: . rse ref lea use to y d pp ha e ar We -} for ed at It was dis. se s wa He t. gh ni ay sd ur Th : if the rat census is taken, with the pre. . them. They are drawn on aregular . P. J. . Mr d by age eng es parti by red cove . and ny Swee . A rich vein has been found near t. Lieu of ty safe the of l house, on a carpen What shall. debted to J. Judson Ames, Esq., of the . from Monterey, dating Oct. 35, relates ward of the whee sent rate of increase of the varments, . party, who it will be remembered, ac. Leese—Alta, . Angels, six miles from here, where ‘printed form, with the drawer’s name . across one end, and no doubt many poor ter's bench, and the boat giving4 lurch, . 11,07 will be ten of them to one human cording to last accoun's, were in immi‘four men have taken out $40,000 in ipe opl wil e forces l be tak ed en in in by the mb m, co and e th om fr er ng da nt ne he fell over. Every exertion was used, being, while with their {were of inflicThe body of a man suppose d to/ two weeks, Rich placer diggings jWe sha ll the to ref is ore He be obl s. ige opa d by your Coc and as Yum the of We. family. a for enough js one tion to! California, both by the Senator and have been murde red, was found about . have also been found between Angels go. Die . ta kin suc San g ste h to ps as ty you ma par con y his sid h er wit urn ret . s ne Si e Mi un fo re kti Ras y ae ee pe ho 4, to! t bu ten miles eave him, both lowering boats, from Auburn on Sunday and Carson's Creek. The next day . best, for putting maayhe on their guard to are , men ten h wit , ray Mur ut. Lie la st . after they were found, 190 men were i ‘and Ppreveuting g a continuance of them.” . Alia — a, Gil the on t pos the ts o ca g tw upy in g, l occ br in wil at r gr he mi it ‘h Y qe purpre eae. SaaS ze th frm Gown Cone JONG * en . r Sacram progremy one at the instance of Douglas,. was so speedily bearre whicli dn accession of water will render. ecting mille will but observe the sim-. the supper is to be served up, no doubt . warrants, sted. of the Sampes . Uppe te , bri ngs in te ll igence the first mate, for mutiny ; and the other . ciple applied by with their usual taste. prin l hica osop phil ple The Mayor was quickly on the spot! that sickness prevails toa considerable uscless, at the instance of a seaman, for an as. afte . r the alar they will m was sound ed, nam ed, e and hav renwe . exten y t amen pan g com the the tribe s of Indians in Gra ss Val ley see ms to be all in ecs tasau lt, unt il whi ch he was remanied to The character of the last rainy season dere d the most effective service, work-. the vicinity of the river, He noticed e mor ely ens imm do to able not only be cies at this great demonstration of their. the custody of the Marshal.—Alta. wus a source of disappointment to vast. ing with all the ardor and spirit of a/ on the road a number of unburied boCaptain Waterman is said to have. veteran New York fireman.—{Union. (dies, and in the huts and woods many numbers. <A large quantity of dirt work with the same number of stamps; . town, and many families are expected. AS . were lying prostrate with disease, The but save a large item of es ens M-. from Sacramento, on the joint purpose . been arrested at Monterey. He will . which was thrown up in anticipation of Messrs. Wents & Co.—We publish Tanks of the aborigines are rapidly wastFran-. San to brought soon be probably attends. and mills quartz the visiting of . their of renewai frequent the by curred floods of water was left unwashed, fre~ .