June 9, 1858 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA DEMOCRAT. VOL. V, NO. 36. NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1858. NEVADA DEMOCRAT, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, “TRAVELING. CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY. ‘Progress or the North-west. The Cineianati Gazette devotes an elaborate article upon this subject, a few of the facts and Senater Broderick’s Speech. The following is the speech, in full, of Senator Broderick, on the 30th of April, delivered WHOLE NO. 244. The Frazer River Mines. The Bulletin has senta correspondent to the Frazer river mines. He writes from Fort Ho A Sineutar Casz.—The Sacramento Even! Visiter says; “‘We have been informed of BY I. J. ROLFE & CO. figures of which we proceed te condense. The ' Frazer river, May 11th, and was then within . sickness of a ya ert aiea: 88 chs f & CO HE STAGES of this Company will leave their Office, at} Northwest formerly included only the five ao thort tithe previous te tie vote on thy Rateds. miles of the first gold “fields where the mi-. have pees idiea By Nyt Sopteotel 8 T. H. ROLFE, L J. ROLFE, A. P. CHURCH. the “National Exchange,” Nevada, as fellows: States carved from the territery included in. Pill, as reported in the Congressional Globe: . were were at work. He had much difficulty in. daughter, quite » small girl was attacked with piper yarpncsnetcag the Ordinance of 1787. But this is and should} Mr. Broprricx—Mr. President: The Senator . getting that far up the river, the Indians being . a disease, the symptoms of whioh were similar OFFICE—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Leaves Nevada at 1 o’clock, A. M., and arriving at Sacmento in time for the 2 o’clock boats for San Francisco. be now extended by the States and Territories in the same latitude, and inhabited by the same . from New York, (Mr. Seward) before the Sen. ate adjourned yesterday, announeed that he besaucy and troublesome, and demanding hig to these af the putrid sore throat; in an effort 8: Also, at 4o’clock, A. M., running via Auburn, as an Ac. /2 i re . a prices for their services in working the canoes . to induge the ehild to take some medicine, the For one year, in dee = $5 00 etunmeotation Lins to Gacramente. kind of people beyond the Mississippi. At this lieved all the Senators bad speken upon the . which services, however, cannot + dispensed . mother was bitten on the end of the thumb by Six mon’ 3 00 FOR MARYSVILLE. time it includes also, lewa, Minnesota and Ne-. question who wished to speak, except himself . with, as they, and they alone, know every eddy . the sufferer, and she was compelled to bave Three mon 2 00 Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven . braska—six States and two Territories, The . and the Senator from California. The Senator, . and current in it. bene of the injured member taken off at Single Copies, 25 cts. . o'clock, A. M., passing through Grass Valley, Rough &. last United States ocnsus was taken in 1850, I believe, alluded to me. I stated to the Sena-. On the 7th of May, he conversed with Oharles . first joint. The most siogular part of the stateSEE EEE BUSINESS CARDS. Advances made on Gold Dust for Assay, or Coinage at the FOR FOREST CITY, DOWNIEVILLE, PATTERSON, WOLSEY’S, MOORE’S, AND ORLEANS FLATS. } — Empire Ranch, and Long Bar, and arriving in Marysville at 3 o'clock P. M. but we have the census of Iewa, Lilineis, Wisconsin and Michigan for 1855, that of Minnesota fer 1857, and data for a reasonable estitor a few minutes before he announeed te the Senate my intention to speak, that I would, before the yeas and nays Were called on the Adams, from Fort Yule, who, it is said, is the first white man that worked in the mines. He had been 250 miles up the river, and the furment is, that shortly after she was bitten, the skiu became spotted, resembling in its appearange the bite ef some venemous reptile. Fer 3. ©. BIRDSEYE, ©. N. FELTON, . Leaves every morning at 6 1-2 o’clock A. M. mate of population in Obio and Indiana, bill, state in a very few words why I intend to . ther he went, the richer he found it. © several days the lady’s life was deepa of, bat J.C. BIRDSEYE & CO., JAMES HAWORTH, We give then the growth of population in the . vote against it; bat I did not intend to make a) At Fort Hope, there are rich diggings on ev. she ia at present much improved in health,’’ BANKERS. wits tite 2 inaatin Pres’t. C. 8. ~A Northwest from 1800 to 1857, thus: speech. Iam not so vain as to think, after this . ery bar, and the color oan be faynd everywhere. m No. 30 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. 2 SS, Seer, Geiaty ee. fs th . 50,240 In 1840 2,967,850 . subject has been so ably discussed by the Sena-. ‘At the Fort he saw plenty of Indians who are . THE Gar Caor.—We observe in some of eur PURCHASE GOLD DUST AND BULLION, NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE. 1810 272,324 1s? CU er . ters ern arene etre Il nap wee: constantly arriving with bags of gold of four to pear ar An aa. vel Napa Re depe the ny . 1820 992,719 185 200,000 . mont, Massachusetts, io, Wisconsin, Michi-. twelve ounces each. The gold is fine, and the . Predictions @ rtereps, which are wen AT THE HIGHEST MARKET RATES. pigs ASTER JANUARY 1, 1856, the above Line will 1830 = 1,460,218 gan, and others, that I could say anything . Hudson Bay Cempany pay’ 816 an ounce for it, . appear about this pag It may be very true e Leaving the office, at the National Exchange, Nevada, at 8 This shows that one-third the entire white which weuld be instructive to theSenate. With At the diggings ten mi that the coming harvest will be less abundant and Mr. Thomas Baring. The latter has long Mr. Garrison h urchased his aindieed, Sacraknien : : sabove Fort Hope, Cita epic aaah at = So Soins,” poy bi gge g ans Migba estininn population of the United States, in the year . the permission of the Senator from New York, . where he arrived on the day in which he orten than usual in some parts of the State, but taktes received, Collections made, and transact . a+ Washington by one o’clock in the afternoon, 1857, was in the Northwestern States, and that . however, I will briefly state why I will vote . there are about forty miners at work, two of ing Napa and Sonoma counties as a cri * qowal ing business. It is the nearest and best Route to Washington, Omega, . four-fifths of this population came here within . against the bill. I find, Mr. President, in the . whom on that morning, took out four ounces we ehould certainly arrive at very opponi ‘evada, March 9th 1858.—23-tf Scotchman’s Creek, Poor Man’s Creek, and Eureka. thirty years, or the average limit of one gen. first seetion of the bill reperted by the commit-. for half a day’s work. "At Fort Hope, flour was . Conclusions. Netwithstanaing the recent rains, CHARLES W. MULFORD Wadioatet’ anew pe Ia mages vod aga ‘ube Hotel, eration, Let snow compare the growth of . tee of conference, this language : selling for $45 per barrel, and at Fort Yale, . We hear no complaint of rust or injury in any penn ‘ANEKER aid Nevada’ by one o'elock P. M., connecting with the Cali-. the Nerthwest, since 1820, with the growth of. «That the State of Kansas be, and is hereby, admitted . twenty miles further up, it was worth $1,40 per . ferm to the ceming crop. Indeed it was never At his Old Stand, Main St., Nevada fornia Stage Core Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento, Marys-. New England and New York on one side, and . i ga by poe = ee pee ‘a poe a sre a ound. more promining a ait i en pet ge id le and Shasta. the original Southern States on the ether, and . ip All respects waa eee one epee question of admission . ., “2 Silor Diggings i ight mil approaching harvest wit fully equal any tha 7 t ’ . “ ae , F cAmieiio ggings is some eight miles above ‘ . — DUST BOUGHT at the highest market . Office—South Yuba Hotel, vere Pia teh let us see how they are likely to stand at the CT eiatiie catkenaen.: jpeg he ars aro Fort Yale, and is paying rieh. The proof is, have preceded it, The amount ef grain sown 4 SEGEET CHIECIES on Sacremento and fan Francle. _W. 8. McRonsnts, Agent, Nevada. é caa-tr . end of another generation: . framed at La compton, be submitted to a vote of he people that net one man who has got up here, has any . ! much groater than it was Jast year. 3 © OUST forwarded to the U. 8. Branch Mint for Assay EMPIRE LIVERY STA BLE, . N. England & N. York coer 620 R9 000 ireunties chamdhenten A be held. for that etenats a ghts of returning. I have not met bed yet Port Townsenp.—There ia said to be plent or Coinage, and advances made on the same if required. — Broad Street, Nevada The Original Ab Sg ’ 3'028'037 5'080 000 comely : That te Shewing peopoatots be, sad the same ee Ss Save chan beng Bye for Laktlec tad of provisions and goods of all kinds at thie ‘a Nevada . Ist 1857,.—9-tf sli Jue * Ve 0. are hereby, offered to the people of Kansas for acceptance 5 very canoe load of Indians we met show= . J. H. HELM, Proprietor. The Northwest, 792769 7,200,000 or rejection, which, if accegte, shall be obligatery on the . ed us 1 a ay pon of dust; and Mr. Walker insee, tat whe Fowl id that eee wae have MORRIS ROSENHEIM, . THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM MIS. These figures epeak louder ‘au all the bonsts . “Me! Stales and won ihe aor Site i Ransay te Wo . formed me that he knew of Indians getting $100. sraer to get a higher rite, Tue Ocesmetere, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER rival ‘Peper of fie EMPIRE LIVERY of local patriotism or the rhodomentade of polenman gt ll a i Med pout rik < . ia twelve hours, from the bars when the river on her mea t tou h d th nly a fe ' ’ STABLE, and as he designs keeving constant. . iticians, In the last thirty-seven years the old Chamber, who have spoken on this bill, have was very low. From Fort Langley here, the Mendliygoet: be P, A re e@ ere The’ a few AND DEALER IN ly on hand Seuth has increased 67 per cent., and the Northall contended that it dees not submit the Conriver was lined with mountains, some 2,000 feet Pr thls fe = aay ba a at nd mae Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, &e. A Stock of Fast Horses, west 800 per cent. But it may be said that the . stitution to the people of Kansas. I contend . high, all giving down their rushing streams of a sere a ocnsce More at x Would respectfully solicit the patronage of the Public. comparison should have been made as to the . that it does, although it is accompanied by a . water from the snow—which, however, appears persons are in a state of extreme distress, if PRR ARS ote __ MAD GTRERT, NEVADA, __ . a Herein Wogt Uy Whe Sey ce Weel oh Cie moet en. South with the new States of the Southwest, . base condition. not to be very considerable, the past winter . 2° of absolute starvation, at both Bert Towne CHAS. W. YOUNG mi See J. HARVEY HELM. . where immense territories and fertile soil give . 1 shall not weary the Senate b giving a his-. having been, I am told, very mild. In about cont nod Bellingham: Ray; snenle 4» go. fat. ‘ ‘ . = _ ee : : BV . tory ef this proceeding; for de have said, it . ¢ ea ay ; ward to the Frager river mines, and witheut F hs ine Sew te LIVERY & SALE STABLE thems fair fold for rapid growth. Well, let es bees full exposed by the Senators who a He Be Share ae rye teeta —"money to pay their passage back to San Franf y & SALE 8’ Se us make that comparison. B a Ww here as, perhaps, California never saw. It i8. ving’ ; CALIFORNIA JEWELRY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. These States are Alabama, Mississippi, Lonihave preoeded me; “! Ihave another 4 jada impossible to get more than twenty-five miles peo panes oe, as not like to give them» WATCHMAKER, ok A. LANCASTER, FORMERLY oF THE siana, Texas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri to this bill, and it is, that it provides that Kan. from here, the river narrowing down to rocky ' —Axp— or the pablie gonsrally. that he hes added . 80d Arkansas; about the same number of States . Se _ eee ~~ _ yess oe canons, over which nothing can be packed and. Prowxev.—Mr. John Bristow was drowned DEALER IN FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIA» extensively to his already Large and Ele-. with the Mal seations, was & mae greater reg she will bee z ina ike Calon pos 4 no canoe can be got through, on the night of May 29th, at Nance’s mill, en MOND WORK, de. gant establishment of Horses, Buggtes, Saddles, Harness, . extent of territory and much larger rivers. me ‘pee She elas ee > ht Joh wi ‘ti ’ Dry ereek. The precise time of drowning, or Sanstiéa of Mala snd Commercial Streets, Nevada. . Sute-an can be fonnd inthe State, . The comparison stands thue: ¥ Se ee tuaen ae ye eon te eas pe tee PRE steak : — the. cause, are net known, The deceased went Well trained fleet and easy Saddle Horses, well equipped. Southwest in 1820...+. 1,424,065 . 0 shh Admlalsteniion aig Pagfrtntactagtigs Boor sn , . een ae to the mill-pond to attend to the securing of GEORGE H. LORING, for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at all times. ‘ Southwest in 1857.... 5,947,000 rea oe ae} an Pe y We can make $2 or $3 per day, but if we . some logs that had been floated there, and beMANUFACTURING JEWELER, osfiets ak oeheiat oF tis none . been TROPERER is vycesencoprpaiis 315 per cent, Ki 4 5-4 is y, admitted Be Pore 4 state NN had quicksilver, we could make $10 or $12, and . ing missed, search was made for his , whic Seite: Dennmnambtah tebe to retatn the sr — Pana oe tees m to beWe see, then, that with this much greater 5a aed sana neh sowtt ' 7 about pot op time, old miners say that . was found on Saturday about 2 o’cloe in the N. B—All work pertaining to the Jewelry business . particular attention patd to Horses on Livery . territory, milder climate and greater rivers,. 1¢ Kansas rejects this Constitution, she will pide eon tei 0 ¥0 wre il I. afternoon. Mr. Bristow was a native of Michineatly performed. . Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the the Southwest has not increased at one-half the . } to wait until she has lati n f nia a et Mae ee ye tninn, . gam: and. about twenty-five years of age. A Nevada, Jan, 8th 1858 —16-1f Pet = tay gg vate of the Northwest. vai o a uot ee red ae _ nai here some time, We eannot get any provisions . sister and brother-in-law, living near Dogtown, THOMAS MARSH, [Aes quality of my stock wil permit me to aay that those In one word, we see the growth of the Northaah Me "population of Meawens ‘7 1 waar! thie 4 poor’ Tene’ bat fad, Bate AOS, sotee: are his only relatives in California, + KT 7 ecking pleasure, or engaged on business would do we 0 ‘ . : H z . fe i oe ‘ e SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PANTER. sive mea cal a Ses DUR J. A. LANCASTER. re org td ae fy lt roa pred tained? By a census taken in ~~ ~ the . present.” s P Strate AcricutturaL Soctery’s AnnuaL Ap_ ON COMMERCIAL STREET. Sel eee _ soe “ s ep SAS RESO portion of the globe. ‘ pre pity oe —— } me e 4 — A Swede, who left San Franciseo on the first pe now B. pit be beon selected to deliver ELL ENCY OF ee oe a ent of the United States. e have seen, sir, euetioneut>wettue's Fort H the annual address before the State AgriculturF. MANS ’ AG what the instruments of the Administration . © ent, writing from Tort Hope, May 8th, . ai Society, at the Fair at Maryeville, whieh Sign and Ornamental Painter, GEORGE THATCHER & CO'S. ss ay se OS ee the ene . have already done in Kansas, and if it can be . says : opens on the 23d of August next. Mr. Bell has AU work promptly attended to, and fn the best style of ' on. Edward Everett bas contributed to the . ascertained in 1860 that a majority of the peo-. «To morrow we leave for Fort Yale, the h selected asa subject for his lecture the follow. tue art. Commercial streét, above Pine, Nevada, 46-(f CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA WINES! second volume of the new American Cyelopwdia . ple of Kansas are in favor of making it a free . of navigation, about 20 miles from here; ion ing text from the Scriptures: “The profit of HESRY MEREDITH, THOMAS J. HAWLEY. HE enloehigunt avihg hese empabiiel 54s Agent, in. very interesting sketehes of Lord Ashburton, ae eae fall tik of Oe eae ne: (here we will yet have 140 miles of hard travel, a oe is for all; the King himself is served MEREDITH & HAWLEY, would respectfully call the attention of those wishing to . #¥d the famous mereatile firm of Baring, Brothweve ltehee Arad eacapentit of ‘isabel ieanae On account of the snew melting, the river is Arcadian Attorneys & Counsellors at Law, use the ahove excellent and healthful beverage, that they} ers & Co. We take the following therefrom: will ever permit Kansas to eome into the Unver high, and not th two monthe will the Saw Francisco anp MArnv¥svitLe RaitRnoay.— Ovreca—In Kidd & Knox’s Brick Building, Corner of rah rho manufacturers gee yg leas The present partners of this mighty hense are . ion ase free Stete, if it is in. their power to real mining commence, t present, we gannot Ata recent meeting of the stockholders ef the Pine and Broad Streets, Nevada. pf recteryadiye 6 ee sk Site : > ' ft P expect ta make more than a living—-but that) San Franci d Marysville Railroad C x . ; a Nevada April 27th, 1858,—30-tf Francis Baring, M. P., born May 20, 1800, sec. prevent her admission. the mine » coed, all ear Wi : Tancisee an a Me e hailread Ve., _Newada, Jan, 10,1858—14-3m Biaxin. M.! : cae te I ; BE eo i ; mines are good, allagree. What makes it. held at Marysville, the follewing persons were i ond son of the late Lord Ashburton, and heir. [am sure that this bill will be considered by . hara fatal POOR tp reg ee PEPE STORAGE. apparent of the title, (ile, Barlug redées anette . th satel Tortie! auantletow’et . sas just now, is that there is ne provisions im. elected as a Board of Directors for the compa; BUCKNER & HILL, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION . ? Paris, saving married a daughter of the late. the-Goustitation to the. people of Manone; 00 . (hej nne asevin't wot eee te we Sait tare . 87! 8. M: Biles, J. B. Brett, Wes, A. Comphatl ‘ AVING ciated th Ives together in th tice vag! ; a3? , : “ 9 than one month’s supply; and how we will then . Jame: ant a: es. q Aided to their care in Nevada and adjoining counties, FIRE-PROOF BRICK BUILDING, t sey “pl of the heuse) ; osnua Betes, of Bos. have already said, it is accompanied by a base for the best.”’ Fi isbie of Vallejo r . : _ Orrick—In Kelsey's Brick Building. Commercial street, . ___y ately occupied by Harrington, Haztetine & Co., a eager st <3 P., me rr Poe re seccondition. If they aceept this premium, they An old California miner who bas a claim near ’ : j Nevada. : ond von of Sir Thomas Baring ; Charles Baring will be admitted at once under the Lecompton . pownieville, left on the 8th of Mareb, for FraNicaracua Rours.—It fe asserted that C. K. ‘ _ duty 2, 1856.—43-tf Lower Plaza, Marysville. Young; Russell Sturgis, of Bosten. C. Edward . Censtitution; but if they refuse it, they are to . zor River, and returned on the Commodore on Garrison will arrive here on the next steamer 4 4. R. M’CONNELL, A. €. NILES. . Goods Received, Stored, and Forwarded to reg ty of apo? rep Peay oe y8id Bingremain out of the Union as long ay there is) Sunday. He informs the Alta that he reached —life and health permitting—when the publie . McCONNELL & NILES. all parts of the Mines. vam Mildmay, grandson of the late Lord Ash-. power to keep them out of the Union by ® ma-. Mormon Bar, near the junction of Frazer and will be made fully acquainted with ag =e a ATTORNEYS & COUSELLORS AT LAW, 32-tf W. T. ELLIS. burton, The controlliug partners are Mr. Bates . jority of the Administration Senators. Thompson rivers, where he found twenty men ulars in relation to the opening of the Nicara; 4 Will practice in all the Courts of the Lith Judicial Dis tret, and in the Supreme Court. Orvice—Kidd’s Brick Building, up stairs. JAMES CHURCHMAN, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Will hereafter confine himsed! solely to the practice of his profession—and will be found always at his office, except when absent on professional business, Ovricr—Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada, 40-tf eae. W. YANT, BELDEN & YANT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Particular attention given to procuring U. S. Land Warrants for persons by Military service entitled to the same. Orvicn.—No. 4 Second stury of Alban’s Brick Building Cerner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. 6-tf. 46 DAVID BELDEN WM. F. ANDERSON, NEW GOODS, At No. 26 COMMERCIAL STREET, I have just received at my Store, on Commercial street the Largest and Best Selected Stock of Groceries and Provisions, EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA, WHICH WILL BE SOLD at the lowest possible rates. . oie Sst ae eee S. 8 S . The attention of Country Dealers is ealled to my extensive assortment of GOUDS, They will find it to their ad vantage to GIVE ME A CALL, before going below after their supplies, BAILEY GATZERT. Nevada May 18th 1858.—S53-tf DENTISTRY. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Dentist, calls particular m attention to his Tooth Anodyne, which, when applied, will stop the tooth-ache in five mintes, and been a most influential director of the Bank of . England, and has repeatedly declined the offiee of governor of that institution. The affairs of . the house comprise ordinary mercantile businesses, monetary operations, and state loans. It has a braneli bouse in Liverpool, with a loca) partner. Its only agentin the United States is Mr. Samuel G. Ward, of Boston. The following statement is made in the sketch of Lord Ashburton; With the exception of a short period under Gen. Jackeon and bis suecessor, the Louse of the Barings have been the bankers ef the Government of the United States from the commencement. in that capacity, during the war of 1812, they continued to pay the interest on the public debt of this country owned in Great or thirty-five thousand inhabitants to-day in Kansas, men, women and children, and no one ia my hearing believes she will have ninetythree thousand fer five or six years at least, if she does not increase her population more rapidly than she bas increased it within the last two or three years, Therefore I can see no possible chance for Kansas to come into the Unien as a free State if she rejects the Lecompton Con. stitution, and with it rejects slavery. I have stated my objections to this bill, and I shall vote against it, 1 believe itis an unfair measure; it is calculated to arose a bitter and indignant prejudice in the minds of the people of the North, and I think it will reeult in no goed to the South. I also believe that it will fill the other branch of Congress with men inI believe that there are not more than thirty . at work, making $4 to$5 aday each. He went across the river and washed out two er three dollars a day. He met two or three men who had worked all winter between Fert Yale and Thompson river, and who made $800 each. Ile is satisfied that the mines wiil pay $4 to $5 a day to the hand, and while there might be better diggings, he bad not seen them. The water being too high to permit miners to work to advantage, he returned to California, but intends to leave again for Frazer River about the 1st of August, when be expects the water will be low enough to permit bars to be worked, From letters published in the same paper, we make the following extracts : A German at Victoria, has very recently returned from the mines, who states that he was gua route, ticket for the steemer of the 5th of May, but negleoted to get on board in time, Ricu Diaaines.—The Oroville Advertiser learns that very rich diggings have recently been discovered at a place enlled Eagleville, im Butte county, about two miles above Strawberry Valley. It has been stated asa fact, that the miners there are making twenty-five dollars a day, exelusive of the amount for water, which is twenty-five cents an inl: Rewarps.—The Executive has offered $500 reward for the apprehension of Jack Powers; also $100 each for the arrest of Pio Linares and Rafael Money; and $200 each fer Miguel Blanco, Desederio Grizalvo, Nieves Robles, Jesus Valenzuela and Luciano; all aceused of maurATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. . effectually destroy the nerve, Jeaving it ina ft condition . Britain, without remittaaces and without in-. structed against this proposition. I beleive. at. 150 miles beyond the first falls on Frazer river; . ders and robberies in the southern part ef the DR mag * i: Brick Building, corner of Broad and oe bag ee ee pain, where it would otherwise mucatiann the election for the next Congress, every free . with a pan at washed ay Wrb ouneeh Bike day, Rika par Hise clinaneedas Bethe a ee All Dental operations performed ina neat and substan We also copy the concluding passage: . State in this Union, without exception, will send . and three ounces the next, when the Indians HENRY L. JOACHIMSSEN, tial manner, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases, Lord Ashburton was a friend and patron of . men to Congress instrueted against this contri-. drove himoff. Farther down the river he workCarson Vatiky.—A report has reached Care CONVEYANCER, COPYIST, AND . ,, 0rmer—in Kidd & Knox Brick Bailing, corner line a . the fine arte, and formed a most valuable gal-. vance. J would have preferred it in its ori. ed one day, making $18, but the river rising . %% Valley that fifteen hundred Mermon famij NWotary Public. manently, . 3 P. lery of the eld masters, His personal character . ginal shape. That would have been Jess objec. rapidly he had to leave. yee vide oY. their Rote Be place, that i ‘orrice—On Main Street, one door below C. W. Mulford’s . Getober 14th, 1856~2-tf _ . was in the highest degree exemplary and amia. tionable to me, and I think it would have been. It is generally understood here [Victoria] The, ae ‘ reall J ly ‘ oF ye Bt nowa, i Marking House, Newada. 24-tf Billiard Saloon: ble. He possessed a more than ordinary degree . less objectionable to the people whom I repre. that there is not much to be made in the mines pe Pee Uteh Indions Perea hag ef é We. J. K¥or, €. 9, oveusem . Gonnen or Peasy axp Pure Bes., Fouusety U. 8. Horm, . general culture, derived from reading, travel, . sent. For these reasons, I shall vote against . at present, as the best diggings are on the river be seaarded as reliable CARROT, ere ¥ KNOX & OVERTON HARRINGTON & PATTERSON, and long intercourse with the most distinguished . the bill, bars, which cannot be worked for some months; Ra : B) PRYSICIANS & SURG EONS OULD MOST RESPRCTFULLY ANNOUNCETO THEIR . ™¢" of the day, at home and abroad. M. de —— —_———. and the difficulty of taking provisions to the. Fire 1x San Francisce.—A destructive conee ; ral ts ya friends and the public, that they have taken the. T@lleyrand, at one time, confided to himthe. Syonr Srrecuss.—Lieut. Gov. Jackson, im. mines makes it very expensive living there, and . flagration oceurred in San Franeisco, om Sune ¢ Orricr—North side of Broad Street, 2d door above Pine. . New prick Building, corner of Broad and Dine Streets, on . care of his memoirs for safe keeping, and pre-. his remarks to the members of the Virginia . at present the traders make all the money. I. day, May 30th. Two rews of buildings, ten oF Seen e rest aie Nevada Jan. 12th 1858.—14-tf ¥. 8. BAILS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Orrice—Main street, io the rear of Dr. Lark’s Drug Store. Residence Washington street, first door South of the Catholic Church. Nevada, Oct. 27th 1857.—+-tf the site of the old U.S. Hotel, and fitted it up asa SALOON, in a style unsurpassed for elegance and comfort, and are prepared for all who may favor them with a call. The Billiard Tables will be found equal to any in the State, and those who delight in this aauat game, will find this Saloon weil adapted to enjoy it. The Bar will at all times be supplied with the best LIQUORS AND SEGARS sented to him Canova’s bust of Napoleon. Lord Ashburton was eminently bappy in his domestic relations. While in the United Strtes, in his youth, he married the daughter of Mr. William Bingham, well remembired as one of the most distinguished merchants and eitizens of this country, a senator of the United States from Senate, upon the adjournment of that body, said: . “All who have witnossed your proceedings . must have observed the fact, that while efforts . of a high erder bave been made upon questions . ef great importance, rarely did any speech oe. cupy in its delivery more than thirty minutes, doubt much if the best diggings be got at be. fore August, and then there will be a large . amouat of gold taken out, and as supplies will be abundant in the mines, many will do well. . Numbers are mining about 10 or 15 miles . above Fort Yale, (said fort is seme 30 miles . above Fort Hope,) and are making from $8 to twelve in number, on each side of Jacksen atreet, between East and Drumm streets, were destroyed. The loss of property is estimated at from $20,000 to $25,000. InpIAN Ovursreax.—lt is reported that on the morning of the 24th of May, information had ; , Which the market of San Francisco can afford, and no ex: P Bye , Ae . $16 The ri i ‘. ate hes been received at Vanvouver, W. T., that am @a@ From my personal acquaintance with the charac: Pennsylvania. Lady Ashburton was a highly . and yet, within that time, with tersness and vig$16 a day, e river is utterly impassable deal al bod. n Col. Steptoe’s com ter and qualifications of Dr. BaiLey, I do chearfully recem. . pense or pains will be spared on the part of the Proprietors . accomplished lady, of more than usual intellec. or, the strongest points of the questions under . yond there. poe on Speke <n ‘ty + ie ve In. mend him to my former patrons and friends as my successor. HARVEY HUNT, M. D. to make this a popular and agreeable place of resort. Nevada, Jan’y. 13, 1857.—15-tf Ce cae D.& B. LACHMAN, CIGARS! CIGARS!! CIGARS!!! tual culture, and adorned her position in the highest social cireles of Great Britain. Tord Ashburton died at Longleat, the seat of his . grandson, the marquis of Bath, and was follew. consideration were presented. This is high speakers, and the intelligence of these address. . ed, and, if I may be allowed to add, the exam. . county, who is now at Whatcom, or Bellingham t ; bit S. Friedman, formerly of San Franciseo, and . giana, and that fifty men and three officers had evidence of the comprehensive ability of the . 1 one time a resident of Columbia, Tuolumne . been killed. Novep Niccers 1x Victoria.—Daweon, who NO. % GOMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. a a a ed to the tomb by Lady Ashburton, in Decem. plo is worthy to be followed by all deliberative Bay, says : was wrecked on the Central America, and waa Hiarware, _ ber of the same year. He was succeeded iu his . bodies.’ . He has seen various persans lately from the nine days on the ocean before he was picked Tin-Ware, title and estate by his son, William Bingham,. n the Legislature of California it is general. mines, whence they hgye been driven for the. Up, Is at Victoria. Archy Lee is also there, Crockery, &c. &e. Sx@ All-kinds of Tin Ware made to order. -@@ Sept. 1856.—49-3m F Dd. & B. LACHMAN. G. E, WITHINGTON, DEALER IN Weench and American Paper Hangings, INDOW SHADES, Brass cornice, Gold --culdings Paints, &. Painting of all kinds, and pape Bangng, executed in the best style, at shost notice. 49-tf No. 7 Broad Street, Nevada. GOUNTY SURVEYOR’S OFFICE. {GOURT HOUSE, NEVADA.) Brick Store on Main Street, rete Wells, Fargo & Co. and Junction of Main & Commercial Streets. . . HIRSCHMAN b hye’ respectfully announce that they have on hand, and are constantly receiving, by express and other conveyances, the largest and best assortment of Fine Havana eget) eee Sea of Tobacco, Pipes. atches, Playing Which will be sold lower than the same quality of articles can be bought in any other house in this cit call and satisfy themselves in regard to the quality of our stock. gar Particular attention paid to oaders from the eountry-“G& 3-tf H. & M. HIRSCHMAN. ul NOTICE TO MILL OWNERS!! Our old friends and customers are invited to give usa the present Lord Ashburton, who was born in . Philadelphia in 1799, a nobleman of the most estimable character and liberal principles, who has greatly interested himself in the subject of social reform, and the improvement of the condition of the masses. To Dir.—The Albany Argus has the following: The papers remark, with astonishment, that Orsini’s hair turned gray during bis confinement; and attribute the phenomenon to his) mental agony. A better reason is to be found ly thought that a speech is not entitled to the . ery. It is said that Gen. Washington, Thomas islative assemblies, spoke longer than ten min. utes, James Madison, although one of the lead. ing debaters in the convention which framed the constitution of the United States, wasa maker of shart speeches. Like the great Wesley in preaching, he seldom spoke longer than thirty minutes. These great men thought it was wise to stop talking when they had got through. In these latter days, however, a man’s ability is want of aig pag All of them report favorname unless it takes several hours in its deliv. ably of the diggings, and he himself is satisfied ets and that the mines are as rich, and that the immiJefferson and Benjamin Franklin seldom in leg. gration will be as large, asin California, No work is to be had on the Sound, and peeple coming up there without money run the risk of starvation, Another, writing from Whatcom, says: The miners waiting here, are starving, bay. ing nothing to do, ner can they get anything to do, besides being unable to get to the mines un. til the trai] is put through, which willbe in engaged in the lumbet business, (making pickshakes), and is said to be doing well, Te.eorarn Live to Carson VaLisy.—The materials for the extensien of the telegraph line . to Carson Valley are nearly all secured, and $5,000 of the steck has been subscribed. The work will be commenced immediately, and push: ahead until completed, Quartz IN Marrrosa.—Several new and rich quartz veins have been recently opened im Mariposa county, and preparatiens are being made for the erection of mills. gos L. Gauste, G. F. Drerkey, in the loss of his cosmetics. An Italian con. ysually measured by the length of his speeches, . Sout two weeks, when I would advise every; amty Surveyor, Deputy. YOUR PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO A . spirator, without black hair and whiskers, weuld . _ ' [body to come, no matter how many, as the. Gorn at Orrmri4.—In the Black Hills, west LE gerne . bp map CALL YOUR PA = nap Shosta Owurier. mines are rich beyond ¢calgulation. I tee seen . of Olympia. W. T. gold mines have been found hereby cautioned against employing other Surveyors than such as may be deputized hen Extract from Laws of California. Guar. 20° Suc, 3 No survey or re-survey Ledaitier made py Mery: except the County Surveyor or his deput considered legal evidence in any Court within th Btate. JOHN L. GAMBLE, Mtr County Surveyor. EMPIRE MARKET!! Junction of Main & Commercial Sts. v se (Opposite the American Exchange.) American Beef, PORK, VEGETABLES, Xe, A= 6n hand Fresh and in the best possible condition. The subscriber, feeling himself under the New and Superior article of LUBRICATING OIL, FOR ENGINES, And Machinery of all kinds. It will wear without gumming up, and will be a saving of 15 per cent over lard. Also for sale a large stock of Linseed, Lard, Polar and other Oils at less than ever before offered in Nevada FOR CaSH. GEO. 0, KILBOURNE. Nevada March 10th, 1858,—23-3m NEVADA DEMOCRAT JOB PRINTING OFFICE, BROAD STREET FING furnished with a new and complete assortment of JOB TYPE, we are prepared to execute PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, in a manner that cannot fail to give satisfaction to all who bi beegre us with a call. be out of rule, and when nature plays false in this respect, art supplies the deficiency. When levely Woman stoops to folly : Or, when an Italian adventurer finds his locks losing their ebon hue, their only solace is ‘to die.’ It isan error to suppose that any mental emotion, or even sickness, can affeet the color . of the hair already grown; though either might . have that effect upon “the growing erop.”’ The case of Maria Antoinette, and probably of oth. ers frequently cited, was one of neglected toilet. Tue Great Earruquake at Napies.—The OFf. quake at Naples, of December 16, 1857. The list that, eontrary to what is the ease in battles and other circumstances in which human life is ceeded that of the persons more or less seriously injured. Mapame Orgrnt.—Madame Orsini has left Paris te return to the Italian village where she has long been established as schoolmistrees.— Goup Mixes at Carz or coop Hors.—The London Mintng Journal of April 10, says, “From ficial Journal of the Two Sicilies publishes 2 . complete list of all the victims of the egrth. total number of dead amouuts to 9350, and the . wounded t 0 1359. It appears throughout the . at stake, the number of dead has*greatly ex. the geld brought down by miners who have been obliged to leave the diggings for want of provisions, . Experience by working In the mines of Cali. fornia, during the space of eight years, enables me to say that there is no doubt but that the . new mines are very rich, and very extensive. A Cativornia Stan Aproap.—A private letter from New York, received by the last mail, says: “I.met Hugh F. McDermott. the other day. He says that he is playing at Providence, R. I,, . under an assumed name, and that after he has . perfected himself in acting, he shall return to which it is believed will pay five or six dollars a day when the bed rock is reaohed, Horse Steatinc.—A Mexiean, named Manue} Grosse, has been arrested in Marysville, ong charge of stealing a» horse belonging to one Kyle, of Honeut. Resmxp.—Mrs. A. M. Shultz, of the Her rian, owing to ill health, has retired for the present, from her editorial labors on that journal. Say Fraxcisoo Porice Sratistics.—The arrests made by the San Francisco Department in the month of May, were feur hundred and eighty-five, obbigations to his numerous customers for past nee in want of . estab! e b & that . Daliterel : cor J gs Shere, to determined to it, not onl tinuance of . Cards Ctrewlars, Friends of Italian liberty helped to administer . the Cape of Good Hope we have a report that California, to ‘heap coals 0’ Are on ie heals A , present, bat an increase of patoaagt.” Noone shal be Bilt eee, a ae all the comfort thot lay ia thetr power by eub-. gold has been discoverd at Stutterheim, in. Serta Tae eae cenunace, naz. eatin ST eae ; Ba Coruod Beet nue tee Pe 74 ‘ Ball Frew Catalogues, ms a aie eaeiomely 2 Aaya bina ghee British Kaffraria. An officer of the German . 98 tofhis ambition.” = athe law, ie bas located at ban Franeiace, haad and for sale. : F hie Bills ey PrSaphic , an 4 Ace 2 ash pase has loca’ pe pray ma a zo is Fampairte Madame Oreini's bands at the moment of de. . Legion, Lieut. Bulur, states that three men Of; Twe duel between Messrs. Calboun and Bre-. J. R. Hazpensene, of Sacramento, hae been 7 } a see for Yourselves. “GS ; 4 Tne. Larue reductions Oe ture, to whieh the priacipal subscribers are . the Legion bad obtained, by washing about two . yoort, in France, was occasioned by s quarrel . appointed Postmaster st that place, in placg Nevada, March wim ee ala California” ‘ries. ar ney Fnglieh’—Court Journal. . ounces and a-balf of gold in ene day. . about » beauty of the Joreise order. — pp ee Elder removed.

THE NEVADA DEMOCRAT. VOL. V, NO. 36. NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1858. NEVADA DEMOCRAT, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, “TRAVELING. CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY. ‘Progress or the North-west. The Cineianati Gazette devotes an elaborate article upon this subject, a few of the facts and Senater Broderick’s Speech. The following is the speech, in full, of Senator Broderick, on the 30th of April, delivered WHOLE NO. 244. The Frazer River Mines. The Bulletin has senta correspondent to the Frazer river mines. He writes from Fort Ho A Sineutar Casz.—The Sacramento Even! Visiter says; “‘We have been informed of BY I. J. ROLFE & CO. figures of which we proceed te condense. The ' Frazer river, May 11th, and was then within . sickness of a ya ert aiea: 88 chs f & CO HE STAGES of this Company will leave their Office, at} Northwest formerly included only the five ao thort tithe previous te tie vote on thy Rateds. miles of the first gold “fields where the mi-. have pees idiea By Nyt Sopteotel 8 T. H. ROLFE, L J. ROLFE, A. P. CHURCH. the “National Exchange,” Nevada, as fellows: States carved from the territery included in. Pill, as reported in the Congressional Globe: . were were at work. He had much difficulty in. daughter, quite » small girl was attacked with piper yarpncsnetcag the Ordinance of 1787. But this is and should} Mr. Broprricx—Mr. President: The Senator . getting that far up the river, the Indians being . a disease, the symptoms of whioh were similar OFFICE—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Leaves Nevada at 1 o’clock, A. M., and arriving at Sacmento in time for the 2 o’clock boats for San Francisco. be now extended by the States and Territories in the same latitude, and inhabited by the same . from New York, (Mr. Seward) before the Sen. ate adjourned yesterday, announeed that he besaucy and troublesome, and demanding hig to these af the putrid sore throat; in an effort 8: Also, at 4o’clock, A. M., running via Auburn, as an Ac. /2 i re . a prices for their services in working the canoes . to induge the ehild to take some medicine, the For one year, in dee = $5 00 etunmeotation Lins to Gacramente. kind of people beyond the Mississippi. At this lieved all the Senators bad speken upon the . which services, however, cannot + dispensed . mother was bitten on the end of the thumb by Six mon’ 3 00 FOR MARYSVILLE. time it includes also, lewa, Minnesota and Ne-. question who wished to speak, except himself . with, as they, and they alone, know every eddy . the sufferer, and she was compelled to bave Three mon 2 00 Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven . braska—six States and two Territories, The . and the Senator from California. The Senator, . and current in it. bene of the injured member taken off at Single Copies, 25 cts. . o'clock, A. M., passing through Grass Valley, Rough &. last United States ocnsus was taken in 1850, I believe, alluded to me. I stated to the Sena-. On the 7th of May, he conversed with Oharles . first joint. The most siogular part of the stateSEE EEE BUSINESS CARDS. Advances made on Gold Dust for Assay, or Coinage at the FOR FOREST CITY, DOWNIEVILLE, PATTERSON, WOLSEY’S, MOORE’S, AND ORLEANS FLATS. } — Empire Ranch, and Long Bar, and arriving in Marysville at 3 o'clock P. M. but we have the census of Iewa, Lilineis, Wisconsin and Michigan for 1855, that of Minnesota fer 1857, and data for a reasonable estitor a few minutes before he announeed te the Senate my intention to speak, that I would, before the yeas and nays Were called on the Adams, from Fort Yule, who, it is said, is the first white man that worked in the mines. He had been 250 miles up the river, and the furment is, that shortly after she was bitten, the skiu became spotted, resembling in its appearange the bite ef some venemous reptile. Fer 3. ©. BIRDSEYE, ©. N. FELTON, . Leaves every morning at 6 1-2 o’clock A. M. mate of population in Obio and Indiana, bill, state in a very few words why I intend to . ther he went, the richer he found it. © several days the lady’s life was deepa of, bat J.C. BIRDSEYE & CO., JAMES HAWORTH, We give then the growth of population in the . vote against it; bat I did not intend to make a) At Fort Hope, there are rich diggings on ev. she ia at present much improved in health,’’ BANKERS. wits tite 2 inaatin Pres’t. C. 8. ~A Northwest from 1800 to 1857, thus: speech. Iam not so vain as to think, after this . ery bar, and the color oan be faynd everywhere. m No. 30 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. 2 SS, Seer, Geiaty ee. fs th . 50,240 In 1840 2,967,850 . subject has been so ably discussed by the Sena-. ‘At the Fort he saw plenty of Indians who are . THE Gar Caor.—We observe in some of eur PURCHASE GOLD DUST AND BULLION, NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE. 1810 272,324 1s? CU er . ters ern arene etre Il nap wee: constantly arriving with bags of gold of four to pear ar An aa. vel Napa Re depe the ny . 1820 992,719 185 200,000 . mont, Massachusetts, io, Wisconsin, Michi-. twelve ounces each. The gold is fine, and the . Predictions @ rtereps, which are wen AT THE HIGHEST MARKET RATES. pigs ASTER JANUARY 1, 1856, the above Line will 1830 = 1,460,218 gan, and others, that I could say anything . Hudson Bay Cempany pay’ 816 an ounce for it, . appear about this pag It may be very true e Leaving the office, at the National Exchange, Nevada, at 8 This shows that one-third the entire white which weuld be instructive to theSenate. With At the diggings ten mi that the coming harvest will be less abundant and Mr. Thomas Baring. The latter has long Mr. Garrison h urchased his aindieed, Sacraknien : : sabove Fort Hope, Cita epic aaah at = So Soins,” poy bi gge g ans Migba estininn population of the United States, in the year . the permission of the Senator from New York, . where he arrived on the day in which he orten than usual in some parts of the State, but taktes received, Collections made, and transact . a+ Washington by one o’clock in the afternoon, 1857, was in the Northwestern States, and that . however, I will briefly state why I will vote . there are about forty miners at work, two of ing Napa and Sonoma counties as a cri * qowal ing business. It is the nearest and best Route to Washington, Omega, . four-fifths of this population came here within . against the bill. I find, Mr. President, in the . whom on that morning, took out four ounces we ehould certainly arrive at very opponi ‘evada, March 9th 1858.—23-tf Scotchman’s Creek, Poor Man’s Creek, and Eureka. thirty years, or the average limit of one gen. first seetion of the bill reperted by the commit-. for half a day’s work. "At Fort Hope, flour was . Conclusions. Netwithstanaing the recent rains, CHARLES W. MULFORD Wadioatet’ anew pe Ia mages vod aga ‘ube Hotel, eration, Let snow compare the growth of . tee of conference, this language : selling for $45 per barrel, and at Fort Yale, . We hear no complaint of rust or injury in any penn ‘ANEKER aid Nevada’ by one o'elock P. M., connecting with the Cali-. the Nerthwest, since 1820, with the growth of. «That the State of Kansas be, and is hereby, admitted . twenty miles further up, it was worth $1,40 per . ferm to the ceming crop. Indeed it was never At his Old Stand, Main St., Nevada fornia Stage Core Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento, Marys-. New England and New York on one side, and . i ga by poe = ee pee ‘a poe a sre a ound. more promining a ait i en pet ge id le and Shasta. the original Southern States on the ether, and . ip All respects waa eee one epee question of admission . ., “2 Silor Diggings i ight mil approaching harvest wit fully equal any tha 7 t ’ . “ ae , F cAmieiio ggings is some eight miles above ‘ . — DUST BOUGHT at the highest market . Office—South Yuba Hotel, vere Pia teh let us see how they are likely to stand at the CT eiatiie catkenaen.: jpeg he ars aro Fort Yale, and is paying rieh. The proof is, have preceded it, The amount ef grain sown 4 SEGEET CHIECIES on Sacremento and fan Francle. _W. 8. McRonsnts, Agent, Nevada. é caa-tr . end of another generation: . framed at La compton, be submitted to a vote of he people that net one man who has got up here, has any . ! much groater than it was Jast year. 3 © OUST forwarded to the U. 8. Branch Mint for Assay EMPIRE LIVERY STA BLE, . N. England & N. York coer 620 R9 000 ireunties chamdhenten A be held. for that etenats a ghts of returning. I have not met bed yet Port Townsenp.—There ia said to be plent or Coinage, and advances made on the same if required. — Broad Street, Nevada The Original Ab Sg ’ 3'028'037 5'080 000 comely : That te Shewing peopoatots be, sad the same ee Ss Save chan beng Bye for Laktlec tad of provisions and goods of all kinds at thie ‘a Nevada . Ist 1857,.—9-tf sli Jue * Ve 0. are hereby, offered to the people of Kansas for acceptance 5 very canoe load of Indians we met show= . J. H. HELM, Proprietor. The Northwest, 792769 7,200,000 or rejection, which, if accegte, shall be obligatery on the . ed us 1 a ay pon of dust; and Mr. Walker insee, tat whe Fowl id that eee wae have MORRIS ROSENHEIM, . THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM MIS. These figures epeak louder ‘au all the bonsts . “Me! Stales and won ihe aor Site i Ransay te Wo . formed me that he knew of Indians getting $100. sraer to get a higher rite, Tue Ocesmetere, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER rival ‘Peper of fie EMPIRE LIVERY of local patriotism or the rhodomentade of polenman gt ll a i Med pout rik < . ia twelve hours, from the bars when the river on her mea t tou h d th nly a fe ' ’ STABLE, and as he designs keeving constant. . iticians, In the last thirty-seven years the old Chamber, who have spoken on this bill, have was very low. From Fort Langley here, the Mendliygoet: be P, A re e@ ere The’ a few AND DEALER IN ly on hand Seuth has increased 67 per cent., and the Northall contended that it dees not submit the Conriver was lined with mountains, some 2,000 feet Pr thls fe = aay ba a at nd mae Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, &e. A Stock of Fast Horses, west 800 per cent. But it may be said that the . stitution to the people of Kansas. I contend . high, all giving down their rushing streams of a sere a ocnsce More at x Would respectfully solicit the patronage of the Public. comparison should have been made as to the . that it does, although it is accompanied by a . water from the snow—which, however, appears persons are in a state of extreme distress, if PRR ARS ote __ MAD GTRERT, NEVADA, __ . a Herein Wogt Uy Whe Sey ce Weel oh Cie moet en. South with the new States of the Southwest, . base condition. not to be very considerable, the past winter . 2° of absolute starvation, at both Bert Towne CHAS. W. YOUNG mi See J. HARVEY HELM. . where immense territories and fertile soil give . 1 shall not weary the Senate b giving a his-. having been, I am told, very mild. In about cont nod Bellingham: Ray; snenle 4» go. fat. ‘ ‘ . = _ ee : : BV . tory ef this proceeding; for de have said, it . ¢ ea ay ; ward to the Frager river mines, and witheut F hs ine Sew te LIVERY & SALE STABLE thems fair fold for rapid growth.. Well, let es bees full exposed by the Senators who a He Be Share ae rye teeta —"money to pay their passage back to San Franf y & SALE 8’ Se us make that comparison. B a Ww here as, perhaps, California never saw. It i8. ving’ ; CALIFORNIA JEWELRY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. These States are Alabama, Mississippi, Lonihave preoeded me; “! Ihave another 4 jada impossible to get more than twenty-five miles peo panes oe, as not like to give them» WATCHMAKER, ok A. LANCASTER, FORMERLY oF THE siana, Texas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri to this bill, and it is, that it provides that Kan. from here, the river narrowing down to rocky ' —Axp— or the pablie gonsrally. that he hes added . 80d Arkansas; about the same number of States . Se _ eee ~~ _ yess oe canons, over which nothing can be packed and. Prowxev.—Mr. John Bristow was drowned DEALER IN FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIA» extensively to his already Large and Ele-. with the Mal seations, was & mae greater reg she will bee z ina ike Calon pos 4 no canoe can be got through, on the night of May 29th, at Nance’s mill, en MOND WORK, de. gant establishment of Horses, Buggtes, Saddles, Harness, . extent of territory and much larger rivers. me ‘pee She elas ee > ht Joh wi ‘ti ’ Dry ereek. The precise time of drowning, or Sanstiéa of Mala snd Commercial Streets, Nevada. . Sute-an can be fonnd inthe State, . The comparison stands thue: ¥ Se ee tuaen ae ye eon te eas pe tee PRE steak : — the. cause, are net known, The deceased went Well trained fleet and easy Saddle Horses, well equipped. Southwest in 1820......+. 1,424,065 . 0 shh Admlalsteniion aig Pagfrtntactagtigs Boor sn , . een ae to the mill-pond to attend to the securing of GEORGE H. LORING, for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at all times. ‘ Southwest in 1857....... 5,947,000 rea oe ae} an Pe y We can make $2 or $3 per day, but if we . some logs that had been floated there, and beMANUFACTURING JEWELER, osfiets ak oeheiat oF tis none . been TROPERER is vycesencoprpaiis 315 per cent, Ki 4 5-4 is y, admitted Be Pore 4 state NN had quicksilver, we could make $10 or $12, and . ing missed, search was made for his , whic Seite: Dennmnambtah tebe to retatn the sr — Pana oe tees m to beWe see, then, that with this much greater 5a aed sana neh sowtt ' 7 about pot op time, old miners say that . was found on Saturday about 2 o’cloe in the N. B—All work pertaining to the Jewelry business . particular attention patd to Horses on Livery . territory, milder climate and greater rivers,. 1¢ Kansas rejects this Constitution, she will pide eon tei 0 ¥0 wre il I. afternoon. Mr. Bristow was a native of Michineatly performed. . Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the the Southwest has not increased at one-half the . } to wait until she has lati n f nia a et Mae ee ye tninn, . gam: and. about twenty-five years of age. A Nevada, Jan, 8th 1858 —16-1f Pet = tay gg vate of the Northwest. vai o a uot ee red ae _ nai here some time, We eannot get any provisions . sister and brother-in-law, living near Dogtown, THOMAS MARSH, [Aes quality of my stock wil permit me to aay that those In one word, we see the growth of the Northaah Me "population of Meawens ‘7 1 waar! thie 4 poor’ Tene’ bat fad, Bate AOS, sotee: are his only relatives in California, + KT 7 ecking pleasure, or engaged on business would do we 0 ‘ . : H z . fe i oe ‘ e SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PANTER. sive mea cal a Ses DUR J. A. LANCASTER. re org td ae fy lt roa pred tained? By a census taken in ~~ ~ the . present.” s P Strate AcricutturaL Soctery’s AnnuaL Ap_ ON COMMERCIAL STREET. Sel eee _ soe “ s ep SAS RESO portion of the globe. ‘ pre pity oe —— } me e 4 — A Swede, who left San Franciseo on the first pe now B. pit be beon selected to deliver ELL ENCY OF ee oe a ent of the United States. e have seen, sir, euetioneut>wettue's Fort H the annual address before the State AgriculturF. MANS ’ AG what the instruments of the Administration . © ent, writing from Tort Hope, May 8th, . ai Society, at the Fair at Maryeville, whieh Sign and Ornamental Painter, GEORGE THATCHER & CO'S. ss ay se OS ee the ene . have already done in Kansas, and if it can be . says : opens on the 23d of August next. Mr. Bell has AU work promptly attended to, and fn the best style of ' on. Edward Everett bas contributed to the . ascertained in 1860 that a majority of the peo-. «To morrow we leave for Fort Yale, the h selected asa subject for his lecture the follow. tue art. Commercial streét, above Pine, Nevada, 46-(f CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA WINES! second volume of the new American Cyelopwdia . ple of Kansas are in favor of making it a free . of navigation, about 20 miles from here; ion ing text from the Scriptures: “The profit of HESRY MEREDITH, THOMAS J. HAWLEY. HE enloehigunt avihg hese empabiiel 54s Agent, in. very interesting sketehes of Lord Ashburton, ae eae fall tik of Oe eae ne: (here we will yet have 140 miles of hard travel, a oe is for all; the King himself is served MEREDITH & HAWLEY, would respectfully call the attention of those wishing to . #¥d the famous mereatile firm of Baring, Brothweve ltehee Arad eacapentit of ‘isabel ieanae On account of the snew melting, the river is Arcadian Attorneys & Counsellors at Law, use the ahove excellent and healthful beverage, that they} ers & Co. We take the following therefrom: will ever permit Kansas to eome into the Unver high, and not th two monthe will the Saw Francisco anp MArnv¥svitLe RaitRnoay.— Ovreca—In Kidd & Knox’s Brick Building, Corner of rah rho manufacturers gee yg leas The present partners of this mighty hense are . ion ase free Stete, if it is in. their power to real mining commence, t present, we gannot Ata recent meeting of the stockholders ef the Pine and Broad Streets, Nevada. pf recteryadiye 6 ee sk Site : > ' ft P expect ta make more than a living—-but that) San Franci d Marysville Railroad C x . ; a Nevada April 27th, 1858,—30-tf Francis Baring, M. P., born May 20, 1800, sec. prevent her admission. the mine » coed, all ear Wi : Tancisee an a Me e hailread Ve., _Newada, Jan, 10,1858—14-3m Biaxin. M.! : cae te I ; BE eo i ; mines are good, allagree. What makes it. held at Marysville, the follewing persons were i ond son of the late Lord Ashburton, and heir. [am sure that this bill will be considered by . hara fatal POOR tp reg ee PEPE STORAGE. apparent of the title, (ile, Barlug redées anette . th satel Tortie! auantletow’et . sas just now, is that there is ne provisions im. elected as a Board of Directors for the compa; BUCKNER & HILL, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION . ? Paris, saving married a daughter of the late. the-Goustitation to the. people of Manone; 00 . (hej nne asevin't wot eee te we Sait tare . 87! 8. M: Biles, J. B. Brett, Wes, A. Comphatl ‘ AVING ciated th Ives together in th tice vag! ; a3? , : “ 9 than one month’s supply; and how we will then . Jame: ant a: es. q Aided to their care in Nevada and adjoining counties, FIRE-PROOF BRICK BUILDING, t sey “pl of the heuse) ; osnua Betes, of Bos. have already said, it is accompanied by a base for the best.”’ Fi isbie of Vallejo r . : _ Orrick—In Kelsey's Brick Building. Commercial street, . ___y ately occupied by Harrington, Haztetine & Co., a eager st <3 P., me rr Poe re seccondition. If they aceept this premium, they An old California miner who bas a claim near ’ : j Nevada. : ond von of Sir Thomas Baring ; Charles Baring will be admitted at once under the Lecompton . pownieville, left on the 8th of Mareb, for FraNicaracua Rours.—It fe asserted that C. K. ‘ _ duty 2, 1856.—43-tf Lower Plaza, Marysville. Young; Russell Sturgis, of Bosten. C. Edward . Censtitution; but if they refuse it, they are to . zor River, and returned on the Commodore on Garrison will arrive here on the next steamer 4 4. R. M’CONNELL, A. €. NILES. . Goods Received, Stored, and Forwarded to reg ty of apo? rep Peay oe y8id Bingremain out of the Union as long ay there is) Sunday. He informs the Alta that he reached —life and health permitting—when the publie . McCONNELL & NILES. all parts of the Mines. vam Mildmay, grandson of the late Lord Ash-. power to keep them out of the Union by ® ma-. Mormon Bar, near the junction of Frazer and will be made fully acquainted with ag =e a ATTORNEYS & COUSELLORS AT LAW, 32-tf W. T. ELLIS. burton, The controlliug partners are Mr. Bates . jority of the Administration Senators. Thompson rivers, where he found twenty men ulars in relation to the opening of the Nicara; 4 Will practice in all the Courts of the Lith Judicial Dis tret, and in the Supreme Court. Orvice—Kidd’s Brick Building, up stairs. JAMES CHURCHMAN, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Will hereafter confine himsed! solely to the practice of his profession—and will be found always at his office, except when absent on professional business, Ovricr—Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada, 40-tf eae. W. YANT, BELDEN & YANT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Particular attention given to procuring U. S. Land Warrants for persons by Military service entitled to the same. Orvicn.—No. 4 Second stury of Alban’s Brick Building Cerner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. 6-tf. 46 DAVID BELDEN WM. F. ANDERSON, NEW GOODS, At No. 26 COMMERCIAL STREET, I have just received at my Store, on Commercial street the Largest and Best Selected Stock of Groceries and Provisions, EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA, WHICH WILL BE SOLD at the lowest possible rates. . oie Sst ae eee S. 8 S . The attention of Country Dealers is ealled to my extensive assortment of GOUDS, They will find it to their ad vantage to GIVE ME A CALL, before going below after their supplies, BAILEY GATZERT. Nevada May 18th 1858.—S53-tf DENTISTRY. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Dentist, calls particular m attention to his Tooth Anodyne, which, when applied, will stop the tooth-ache in five mintes, and been a most influential director of the Bank of . England, and has repeatedly declined the offiee of governor of that institution. The affairs of . the house comprise ordinary mercantile businesses, monetary operations, and state loans. It has a braneli bouse in Liverpool, with a loca) partner. Its only agentin the United States is Mr. Samuel G. Ward, of Boston. The following statement is made in the sketch of Lord Ashburton; With the exception of a short period under Gen. Jackeon and bis suecessor, the Louse of the Barings have been the bankers ef the Government of the United States from the commencement. in that capacity, during the war of 1812, they continued to pay the interest on the public debt of this country owned in Great or thirty-five thousand inhabitants to-day in Kansas, men, women and children, and no one ia my hearing believes she will have ninetythree thousand fer five or six years at least, if she does not increase her population more rapidly than she bas increased it within the last two or three years, Therefore I can see no possible chance for Kansas to come into the Unien as a free State if she rejects the Lecompton Con. stitution, and with it rejects slavery. I have stated my objections to this bill, and I shall vote against it, 1 believe itis an unfair measure; it is calculated to arose a bitter and indignant prejudice in the minds of the people of the North, and I think it will reeult in no goed to the South. I also believe that it will fill the other branch of Congress with men inI believe that there are not more than thirty . at work, making $4 to$5 aday each. He went across the river and washed out two er three dollars a day. He met two or three men who had worked all winter between Fert Yale and Thompson river, and who made $800 each. Ile is satisfied that the mines wiil pay $4 to $5 a day to the hand, and while there might be better diggings, he bad not seen them. The water being too high to permit miners to work to advantage, he returned to California, but intends to leave again for Frazer River about the 1st of August, when be expects the water will be low enough to permit bars to be worked, From letters published in the same paper, we make the following extracts : A German at Victoria, has very recently returned from the mines, who states that he was gua route, ticket for the steemer of the 5th of May, but negleoted to get on board in time, Ricu Diaaines.—The Oroville Advertiser learns that very rich diggings have recently been discovered at a place enlled Eagleville, im Butte county, about two miles above Strawberry Valley. It has been stated asa fact, that the miners there are making twenty-five dollars a day, exelusive of the amount for water, which is twenty-five cents an inl: Rewarps.—The Executive has offered $500 reward for the apprehension of Jack Powers; also $100 each for the arrest of Pio Linares and Rafael Money; and $200 each fer Miguel Blanco, Desederio Grizalvo, Nieves Robles, Jesus Valenzuela and Luciano; all aceused of maurATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. . effectually destroy the nerve, Jeaving it ina ft condition . Britain, without remittaaces and without in-. structed against this proposition. I beleive. at. 150 miles beyond the first falls on Frazer river; . ders and robberies in the southern part ef the DR mag * i: Brick Building, corner of Broad and oe bag ee ee pain, where it would otherwise mucatiann the election for the next Congress, every free . with a pan at washed ay Wrb ouneeh Bike day, Rika par Hise clinaneedas Bethe a ee All Dental operations performed ina neat and substan We also copy the concluding passage: . State in this Union, without exception, will send . and three ounces the next, when the Indians HENRY L. JOACHIMSSEN, tial manner, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases, Lord Ashburton was a friend and patron of . men to Congress instrueted against this contri-. drove himoff. Farther down the river he workCarson Vatiky.—A report has reached Care CONVEYANCER, COPYIST, AND . ,, 0rmer—in Kidd & Knox Brick Bailing, corner line a . the fine arte, and formed a most valuable gal-. vance. J would have preferred it in its ori. ed one day, making $18, but the river rising . %% Valley that fifteen hundred Mermon famij NWotary Public. manently, . 3 P. lery of the eld masters, His personal character . ginal shape. That would have been Jess objec. rapidly he had to leave. yee vide oY. their Rote Be place, that i ‘orrice—On Main Street, one door below C. W. Mulford’s . Getober 14th, 1856~2-tf _ . was in the highest degree exemplary and amia. tionable to me, and I think it would have been. It is generally understood here [Victoria] The, ae ‘ reall J ly ‘ oF ye Bt nowa, i Marking House, Newada. 24-tf Billiard Saloon: ble. He possessed a more than ordinary degree . less objectionable to the people whom I repre. that there is not much to be made in the mines pe Pee Uteh Indions Perea hag ef é We. J. K¥or, €. 9, oveusem . Gonnen or Peasy axp Pure Bes., Fouusety U. 8. Horm, . general culture, derived from reading, travel, . sent. For these reasons, I shall vote against . at present, as the best diggings are on the river be seaarded as reliable CARROT, ere ¥ KNOX & OVERTON HARRINGTON & PATTERSON, and long intercourse with the most distinguished . the bill, bars, which cannot be worked for some months; Ra : B) PRYSICIANS & SURG EONS OULD MOST RESPRCTFULLY ANNOUNCETO THEIR . ™¢" of the day, at home and abroad. M. de —— —_———. and the difficulty of taking provisions to the. Fire 1x San Francisce.—A destructive conee ; ral ts ya friends and the public, that they have taken the. T@lleyrand, at one time, confided to himthe. Syonr Srrecuss.—Lieut. Gov. Jackson, im. mines makes it very expensive living there, and . flagration oceurred in San Franeisco, om Sune ¢ Orricr—North side of Broad Street, 2d door above Pine. . New prick Building, corner of Broad and Dine Streets, on . care of his memoirs for safe keeping, and pre-. his remarks to the members of the Virginia . at present the traders make all the money. I. day, May 30th. Two rews of buildings, ten oF Seen e rest aie Nevada Jan. 12th 1858.—14-tf

¥. 8. BAILS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Orrice—Main street, io the rear of Dr. Lark’s Drug Store. Residence Washington street, first door South of the Catholic Church. Nevada, Oct. 27th 1857.—+-tf the site of the old U.S. Hotel, and fitted it up asa SALOON, in a style unsurpassed for elegance and comfort, and are prepared for all who may favor them with a call. The Billiard Tables will be found equal to any in the State, and those who delight in this aauat game, will find this Saloon weil adapted to enjoy it. The Bar will at all times be supplied with the best LIQUORS AND SEGARS sented to him Canova’s bust of Napoleon. Lord Ashburton was eminently bappy in his domestic relations. While in the United Strtes, in his youth, he married the daughter of Mr. William Bingham, well remembired as one of the most distinguished merchants and eitizens of this country, a senator of the United States from Senate, upon the adjournment of that body, said: . “All who have witnossed your proceedings . must have observed the fact, that while efforts . of a high erder bave been made upon questions . ef great importance, rarely did any speech oe. cupy in its delivery more than thirty minutes, doubt much if the best diggings be got at be. fore August, and then there will be a large . amouat of gold taken out, and as supplies will be abundant in the mines, many will do well. . Numbers are mining about 10 or 15 miles . above Fort Yale, (said fort is seme 30 miles . above Fort Hope,) and are making from $8 to twelve in number, on each side of Jacksen atreet, between East and Drumm streets, were destroyed. The loss of property is estimated at from $20,000 to $25,000. InpIAN Ovursreax.—lt is reported that on the morning of the 24th of May, information had ; , Which the market of San Francisco can afford, and no ex: P Bye , Ae . $16 The ri i ‘. ate hes been received at Vanvouver, W. T., that am @a@ From my personal acquaintance with the charac: Pennsylvania. Lady Ashburton was a highly . and yet, within that time, with tersness and vig$16 a day, e river is utterly impassable deal al bod. n Col. Steptoe’s com ter and qualifications of Dr. BaiLey, I do chearfully recem. . pense or pains will be spared on the part of the Proprietors . accomplished lady, of more than usual intellec. or, the strongest points of the questions under . yond there. poe on Speke <n ‘ty + ie ve In. mend him to my former patrons and friends as my successor. HARVEY HUNT, M. D. to make this a popular and agreeable place of resort. Nevada, Jan’y. 13, 1857.—15-tf Ce cae D.& B. LACHMAN, CIGARS! CIGARS!! CIGARS!!! tual culture, and adorned her position in the highest social cireles of Great Britain. Tord Ashburton died at Longleat, the seat of his . grandson, the marquis of Bath, and was follew. consideration were presented. This is high speakers, and the intelligence of these address. . ed, and, if I may be allowed to add, the exam. . county, who is now at Whatcom, or Bellingham t ; bit S. Friedman, formerly of San Franciseo, and . giana, and that fifty men and three officers had evidence of the comprehensive ability of the . 1 one time a resident of Columbia, Tuolumne . been killed. Novep Niccers 1x Victoria.—Daweon, who NO. % GOMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. a a a ed to the tomb by Lady Ashburton, in Decem. plo is worthy to be followed by all deliberative Bay, says : was wrecked on the Central America, and waa Hiarware, _ ber of the same year. He was succeeded iu his . bodies.’ . He has seen various persans lately from the nine days on the ocean before he was picked Tin-Ware, title and estate by his son, William Bingham,. n the Legislature of California it is general. mines, whence they hgye been driven for the. Up, Is at Victoria. Archy Lee is also there, Crockery, &c. &e. Sx@ All-kinds of Tin Ware made to order. -@@ Sept. 1856.—49-3m F Dd. & B. LACHMAN. G. E, WITHINGTON, DEALER IN Weench and American Paper Hangings, INDOW SHADES, Brass cornice, Gold --culdings Paints, &. Painting of all kinds, and pape Bangng, executed in the best style, at shost notice. 49-tf No. 7 Broad Street, Nevada. GOUNTY SURVEYOR’S OFFICE. {GOURT HOUSE, NEVADA.) Brick Store on Main Street, rete Wells, Fargo & Co. and Junction of Main & Commercial Streets. . . HIRSCHMAN b hye’ respectfully announce that they have on hand, and are constantly receiving, by express and other conveyances, the largest and best assortment of Fine Havana eget) eee Sea of Tobacco, Pipes. atches, Playing Which will be sold lower than the same quality of articles can be bought in any other house in this cit call and satisfy themselves in regard to the quality of our stock. gar Particular attention paid to oaders from the eountry-“G& 3-tf H. & M. HIRSCHMAN. ul NOTICE TO MILL OWNERS!! Our old friends and customers are invited to give usa the present Lord Ashburton, who was born in . Philadelphia in 1799, a nobleman of the most estimable character and liberal principles, who has greatly interested himself in the subject of social reform, and the improvement of the condition of the masses. To Dir.—The Albany Argus has the following: The papers remark, with astonishment, that Orsini’s hair turned gray during bis confinement; and attribute the phenomenon to his) mental agony. A better reason is to be found ly thought that a speech is not entitled to the . ery. It is said that Gen. Washington, Thomas islative assemblies, spoke longer than ten min. utes, James Madison, although one of the lead. ing debaters in the convention which framed the constitution of the United States, wasa maker of shart speeches. Like the great Wesley in preaching, he seldom spoke longer than thirty minutes. These great men thought it was wise to stop talking when they had got through. In these latter days, however, a man’s ability is want of aig pag All of them report favorname unless it takes several hours in its deliv. ably of the diggings, and he himself is satisfied ets and that the mines are as rich, and that the immiJefferson and Benjamin Franklin seldom in leg. gration will be as large, asin California, No work is to be had on the Sound, and peeple coming up there without money run the risk of starvation, Another, writing from Whatcom, says: The miners waiting here, are starving, bay. ing nothing to do, ner can they get anything to do, besides being unable to get to the mines un. til the trai] is put through, which willbe in engaged in the lumbet business, (making pickshakes), and is said to be doing well, Te.eorarn Live to Carson VaLisy.—The materials for the extensien of the telegraph line . to Carson Valley are nearly all secured, and $5,000 of the steck has been subscribed. The work will be commenced immediately, and push: ahead until completed, Quartz IN Marrrosa.—Several new and rich quartz veins have been recently opened im Mariposa county, and preparatiens are being made for the erection of mills. gos L. Gauste, G. F. Drerkey, in the loss of his cosmetics. An Italian con. ysually measured by the length of his speeches, . Sout two weeks, when I would advise every; amty Surveyor, Deputy. YOUR PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO A . spirator, without black hair and whiskers, weuld . _ ' [body to come, no matter how many, as the. Gorn at Orrmri4.—In the Black Hills, west LE gerne . bp map CALL YOUR PA = nap Shosta Owurier. mines are rich beyond ¢calgulation. I tee seen . of Olympia. W. T. gold mines have been found hereby cautioned against employing other Surveyors than such as may be deputized hen Extract from Laws of California. Guar. 20° Suc, 3 No survey or re-survey Ledaitier made py Mery: except the County Surveyor or his deput considered legal evidence in any Court within th Btate. JOHN L. GAMBLE, Mtr County Surveyor. EMPIRE MARKET!! Junction of Main & Commercial Sts. v se (Opposite the American Exchange.) American Beef, PORK, VEGETABLES, Xe, A= 6n hand Fresh and in the best possible condition. The subscriber, feeling himself under the New and Superior article of LUBRICATING OIL, FOR ENGINES, And Machinery of all kinds. It will wear without gumming up, and will be a saving of 15 per cent over lard. Also for sale a large stock of Linseed, Lard, Polar and other Oils at less than ever before offered in Nevada FOR CaSH. GEO. 0, KILBOURNE. Nevada March 10th, 1858,—23-3m NEVADA DEMOCRAT JOB PRINTING OFFICE, BROAD STREET FING furnished with a new and complete assortment of JOB TYPE, we are prepared to execute PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, in a manner that cannot fail to give satisfaction to all who bi beegre us with a call. be out of rule, and when nature plays false in this respect, art supplies the deficiency. When levely Woman stoops to folly : Or, when an Italian adventurer finds his locks losing their ebon hue, their only solace is ‘to die.’ It isan error to suppose that any mental emotion, or even sickness, can affeet the color . of the hair already grown; though either might . have that effect upon “the growing erop.”’ The case of Maria Antoinette, and probably of oth. ers frequently cited, was one of neglected toilet. Tue Great Earruquake at Napies.—The OFf. quake at Naples, of December 16, 1857. The list that, eontrary to what is the ease in battles and other circumstances in which human life is ceeded that of the persons more or less seriously injured. Mapame Orgrnt.—Madame Orsini has left Paris te return to the Italian village where she has long been established as schoolmistrees.— Goup Mixes at Carz or coop Hors.—The London Mintng Journal of April 10, says, “From ficial Journal of the Two Sicilies publishes 2 . complete list of all the victims of the egrth. total number of dead amouuts to 9350, and the . wounded t 0 1359. It appears throughout the . at stake, the number of dead has*greatly ex. the geld brought down by miners who have been obliged to leave the diggings for want of provisions, . Experience by working In the mines of Cali. fornia, during the space of eight years, enables me to say that there is no doubt but that the . new mines are very rich, and very extensive. A Cativornia Stan Aproap.—A private letter from New York, received by the last mail, says: “I.met Hugh F. McDermott. the other day. He says that he is playing at Providence, R. I,, . under an assumed name, and that after he has . perfected himself in acting, he shall return to which it is believed will pay five or six dollars a day when the bed rock is reaohed, Horse Steatinc.—A Mexiean, named Manue} Grosse, has been arrested in Marysville, ong charge of stealing a» horse belonging to one Kyle, of Honeut. Resmxp.—Mrs. A. M. Shultz, of the Her rian, owing to ill health, has retired for the present, from her editorial labors on that journal. Say Fraxcisoo Porice Sratistics.—The arrests made by the San Francisco Department in the month of May, were feur hundred and eighty-five, obbigations to his numerous customers for past nee in want of . estab! e b & that . Daliterel : cor J gs Shere, to determined to it, not onl tinuance of . Cards Ctrewlars, Friends of Italian liberty helped to administer . the Cape of Good Hope we have a report that California, to ‘heap coals 0’ Are on ie heals A , present, bat an increase of patoaagt.” Noone shal be Bilt eee, a ae all the comfort thot lay ia thetr power by eub-. gold has been discoverd at Stutterheim, in. Serta Tae eae cenunace, naz. eatin ST eae ; Ba Coruod Beet nue tee Pe 74 ‘ Ball Frew Catalogues, ms a aie eaeiomely 2 Aaya bina ghee British Kaffraria. An officer of the German . 98 tofhis ambition.” = athe law, ie bas located at ban Franeiace, haad and for sale. : F hie Bills ey PrSaphic , an 4 Ace 2 ash pase has loca’ pe pray ma a zo is Fampairte Madame Oreini's bands at the moment of de. . Legion, Lieut. Bulur, states that three men Of; Twe duel between Messrs. Calboun and Bre-. J. R. Hazpensene, of Sacramento, hae been 7 } a see for Yourselves. “GS ; 4 Tne. Larue reductions Oe ture, to whieh the priacipal subscribers are . the Legion bad obtained, by washing about two . yoort, in France, was occasioned by s quarrel . appointed Postmaster st that place, in placg Nevada, March wim ee ala California” ‘ries. ar ney Fnglieh’—Court Journal. . ounces and a-balf of gold in ene day. . about » beauty of the Joreise order. — pp ee Elder removed.