March 23, 1861 (4 pages)

AMevada Democrat. “mer eee an attr ARR ee enaresarenrinaneonene ee The Senatorial Election, A question bas been raised in Sacramentoasto whether or not McDougall was teen nunneries, removing their occupants to nine others which were left remaining, and a propriating the lands and houses to the benefit ny ; of the public. The low rabble of the city, instigated, it is asserted, by some of the clergy, attempted to mob and massacre the foreign residents, whose sympathy with the Liberal party now in power had given their lownesses offense. They raised a big crowd and a huge excitement, but a few harmless discharges of musketry over their heads put them to flight and restored peace. Sixty were arrested. From the returns already received of the votes in the States for the next President, it appears that Juarez has a majority over either of his two competitors, Senors Ledro and Ortega, but not an absolute majority, as is required by the constitution for a direct electionby the people. This circumstance will throw the choice of the President on the next Congress. A Commission for the re-establishment of the ARRIVAL OF THE PONY. Fort Cuvrcni., March 22d, 3 Pr. M. The Pony Express bas just arrived. The He is authorized pears that on the last ballot taken McDoun: io Un the om fr ort rep the is ing low fol A. Badlam, Jr,, is our Agent for Sacramento gall had 56 votes, and according to the M. a. 12, eh ar ,M to receive advertisements and collect for the same. s, vi Lo Sr. . count made up by the Secretaries, all the y bas tr un co the of ion dit con cal iti pol e Th . other candida had 55—ma 111 votes king tes SATURDA EVENING, MARCH 23, 1861. in all, of which McDougall had a majority. . not materially changed. and collect and receipt for the same. The News from the Kast. The inteligence received by the Pony Lispress and published in another column, is important. It appears that the policy of withdrawing Major Anderson and bis command from Fort Sumter was under discussion in Lincoln’s Cabinet, and though the inembers were divided on the propriety of ibe measure, there is a probability that the tt ahha neg BNE AE BOE ts At h. 16t . Feb to es ic yv Ad .— co xt Mr om Fr BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEVADA DEMOCRAT, the capital the authorities had suppressed thir Octavian Hoogs, is our Agent for San Franelected Senator, on Wednesday last. It apto receive advertisements cisco, me cien ra He was immediately declared elected, and . The Cabinet is considering the propriety Sumters Fort from forces the withdrawing of the President of the Senate and Speaker of ts emen forc rein or done be mast this er Hith the Assembly certified the result to theGov. ernor, It was subsequently “discovered,’’ . furnisbed. It is said that General Scott adhowever, that the secretary had made a ' vises the withdrawal of the troops. Repubmistake; that there were really 113 votes. licaus at Washington are divided as to the cast, and the President of the Senate bas . true policy. The Cabinet yesterday arrived notified the Governor that he signed the at no conclusion, The objection is, tbat it VERY ?#¢ IMPORTANT MONS. LOUIS CELARIE, ETURNS HIS THANKS TO THE public for the liberal patronage his GREAT DIs. TRIBUTION has received, and he would hereby aynounce that on Saturday, March 30th, 186], aa@THE DISTRIBUTION -@a WILL BE MADE WITHOUT FAIL" Those who have any work to be done in his line, or who are entitled to Tickets will please Call Before the Drawing Takes Place! As after that time they would be obliged to pay the same price for the work without the tickets. withare troops the if many, by ht thoug is certificate under a mistake, The whole . army has been named. Gen. Ampudia, late t Government troops will be ordered to evacmatter is now in a complete muddle, and . drawn it will be a death blow to secession. Minister of War, has been named Presidenof its of e on i is rod Par n. Ge d on an si is mm Co s thi indito Ja REMEMBER, “6 uate the fort. If this is pot done the only we have no means of knowing how it will . Accounts from Washington seem members, cate a peuce policy. alternative will be to send them reinforceterminate. It is announced that the Supreme GovernTHE DRAWING COMES OFF AT THE THEATER ON the in ied 0 lev 00 1, $1 ed the rs bu im re has nt me made have ners issio Cofhm ern South The . e not don be ments and supplies, which can If there were but 111 votes cast on the THE 30th OF MARCH. ced loan upon the French Vice for a e of ap sh without leading to a serious collision. If last ballot, McDougall was legally elected ; no movements, Consul at Tepic, and has given to his widow Be@™ All Ticket Holders are solicited to be present the troops are withdrawn they will unand is entitled to his seat ; but if there were . Matters South are quiet. $20,000 as an indemnity for the outrage. a as es themselv ion distribut the end superiit and g, n fla ca xi Me r the de rs un me ea st e of lin A on amati procl a issued bas on Houst Gov. . dly w t bte in lay a tra to blo up the for 113 votes be was not elected according to cou and therefore subject to embargo, is to be put after their departure, The only other point Jaw, and if that fact should be made to ap. declaring Texas out of the Union, though on between San Francisco and the ports on the Great Villainous Calumniator is at Work where there igany danger of a collision is pear we are in hopes he will resign bis cer. he refuses to take the oath of allegiance to Pacific. E, RI LA CE S UI LO t es tha lar s dec pa ia Ch l of rna al jou ici off e Th , td ada ch h 1,— Nev Mar 19t 186 at Fort Pickbns, in Pensacola harbor. The tificate, even if the election goes over until ' the uew Government, n me th wi a ors al fav em the government of Guat The majority report of the Committee on and the elements of war the cause of the clergy garison at this fort, under command of the next session. ! T! EN EM NG RA AR EW “N ic. ubl Rep t the t of par tha in This pretended mistake looks very much . Federal Relations in the Virginia ConvenLieut. Slemner, cannot de starved out, as SPRING & SUMMER the Government can furnish them with suplike a concocted scheme, either to defraud tion does not recommend secession, but A Protest.-It appears that the Louisiana plies whenever it is deemed necessary. But McDougall of his certificate, or else to inrecognizes the right of any State to wilbordinance of secession was not passed unaniCAMPAIGN OF 1861. HE subscriber having purchased the entire tag the holding of a fort in that barbor can duce the Convention to adjourn sine die, in . draw from the Union on just cause; demously, The feeling ofthe minority is very terest of B. Fogerty, together with his large anid be of no earthly use to the Government, it order to defeat the election this year. It is mands a fair portion of the territory, and clearly expressed in a protest submitted by Mr. well assorted stock of goods, consistiag of will probably be abandoned in the course certainly very strange that such a mistake equal protection therein; advises amendTaliaferro, delegate from the parish Catahoula. Fine Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Trimmings, &c,, &c., of a year or two, unless the Cotton States could be made unless it was made design. ments to the Constitution, and failing to We quote a passage: “I oppose the act of secession, because by Will conunue to carry on the Tailoring business in secure satisfactory rights to ber sister slave it for the purpose edly. should conclude to attack and fair by that hopes and , branches various its all its all shes relinqui State the on secessi e separat of involving the country in a civil war. Io The matter was called up in both Houses States, she will resume (according to the rights within the Government, it surrenders its liberal dealing he may receive a good share of the that event the Government would,of course, of the Legislature on Thursday, The As: . report) sovereign power, and throw berself equal rights to the common territories, to the public patronage. in the latest styles, and warcut Garments @@ and s, State d Unite the of in doma c publi vast . hold possession of the fort as long as possisembly adopted a resolution for the appoint . on her reserved rights; opposes force Ly J. MORROW, the public property of every kind belonging to ranted to fit. Give me a call. Nevada. street, Broad 38 No. mar6b-tf. se nment al ; purpo any for Gover Feder the ule, ment of a committee of three to act witha the nation. And for this reason I oppose sees We have no idea that the Gulf States similar committee of the Senate, to inveatimakes a pacific policy towards seceding cession as being emphatically submission. bring anarchy and may sion se seces Becau will ever return to the Union, and the soongate the subject, The resolution was trans: . States an indispensible condition, and rewar, as it will assuredly bring ruinous exacer all idea of “reconstraction”’ is given up mitted to the Seasate but not acted on, A ‘commends a Border State Convention at tions upon property in the form ofdirect taxaof erity prosp the upon blight ring withe a tion, the better. But there’ are two forts on the motion was made in the Senate, however, . Frankfort, Ky.,in May, The report does the State, and a fatal prostration of all its great HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS Southern coast which the Government to so amend the Journal of the Joint Connot fully meet the approval of the Union interests, Because the act of dissolving the ties. which should never think of abandoning under vention, as to declare that the annoucement members. n is a Unio al Feder the with iana Louis ct conne TO GO INTO BUSINESS y nal Libert Pereo Maine the of , repeal The any circumstances. These are Fort Taylor by the President that McDougall was duly revolutionary act that this Convention is, of itat Key West, and Tort Jeffersen, at the elected, was not correct. It was very just. bill passed the House by a vote of 17 to 10, self, without legitimate power to perform.” IN SAN FRANCISCO, Tortugas Islands. These Forts command ly contended that the Senate had no right . The same measure failed in the Michigan NCES. GRIEVA ERN SOUTH FOR ES REMEDI orthe commerce of the Gulf, and it is imp to correct the Journal of the Joint ConvenHouse, —The Louisville Journal says: The SecessionIWILL CLOSE HERE tant the Government ehould hold them in tion ; but the question was not disposed of. . North Carolina bas elected 213 Union ists complain that some of the slaves who esremTheir . returned not are North the to cape t agains , voted and ntion order to enforce the free navigation of the Conve the to men The certificate ot election whieh McDousolia not that so Union, the dissolve to is edy Mississippi river. The acts of the Louisiana gall has already received from the Presi. holding a State Convention by one thousand tary one shall be returned. They complain that ON THE lst OF APRIL, 1661. authorities show that they bave no iutenodent of the Senate and Speaker would un. majority. Northern men hold out temptations to our provide to is remedy Their away. torun slaves tion ,of leaving the Mississippi open the doubtedly be a sufficient credential to entiRussell has been released on the Indian that fifty or a hundred run away where one runs commerce of the States above ; and if they tle him to a seat in the U.S, Senate, in the Trust Bond fraud, Aa” Al.L PARTES INDEBTED TO ME <@@ away now, They complain that the North is persist in their present policy, the Governabsence of a contestant, But should he . The overland mail contractors have deopposed to increasing the number of slave States. ying the facilities multipl by is, remedy Their mentsbould immediately blockade the mouth take that certificate to Washington and an. termined to run a Pony three times a week for the escape of fugitive slaves everywhere upWILL PLEASE CALL AND SETTLE of the river, other man be elected by the next Legisluafter July, They also propose to'ran coachon the border, to change several of the present North Warolioa, it appears, has voted ture, then the Senate would decide on. the es on the central route, ia sixteen days, and slave States to free States. They complain that IMMEDIATELY. blow a striking late contemp nists Abolitio the against a State Convention; and from the legality of the election. carry passengers, at the slave institution. Their remedy is to number of Union men elected to the VonTHOSE HAVING BILIS AGAINST ME No California appointments bave yet been strike a blow at it themselves, more fatal than . all the blows of Abolitionists could strike at it Tuk “Graxo Custom,’’—Some months . made, vention, we judge they are in a large macentury. a of quarter a in ago, the West Africa Herald announced jority. WILL PLEASE PRESENT THEM. Sacramento, March 23, . that the new King of Dabomey was making The abstract of the majority report of A Nest oF BuroGtanrs.—Seven burglars L. M. COH N, Lewis Kahl and Wm. Price were yesterthe Committee on Federal Relations in the preparations for the ‘grand custom,’’ that have been arrested in San Francisco, and their Phil Dry Goo ComStor adel ds e, phia . day sentenced to be hung on the 1th of Virginia Convention is of interest, and iais, to slaughter several thousand human benests broken up. Their names are Joseph Harmercial st.,. Nevada, . May, for murder. ings in honor of the late King. Late ac} ris, John Morris, Julius Bernstine, H. Gillesdicates that the Convention wil) not adopt January 17, 1860.—td ie, Lewis Goldbaum, H. Brooks and Abraham counts from Africa state that the slaughter ’ a secession ordjnanae. . Oxp Ane’s Berren Hatr.—The Cincin‘rieburg. A large quantity of stolen goods was has been perpetrated, Several persons who . nati Enquirer gives the following as one of the recovered. Pus. Docs,—We are indebted to Senator were present, by compulsion, on the occa. . WALL & NEWMAN, incidents of the trip from Indianapolis to Cin(Successors to J. 8. Wall.) Latham for two copies of the Report of sion, say that the number of persons slain . . A SOOIAL PARTY L. M. COHN, s cinnati, on the train with Mr. Lincola and } and one. { suite ; Major A. Mordecai, of the Military Commiswas not less than two thousand, WILL BE GIVEN AT THE sion to Europe during the Crimean war. correspondent gives the number at seven . The following scene actually occurred, and KENTUCKY FLAT HALL, The Report was. published by order of the thousand, The Euaglish Government sent . we think should be set down. A gentleman, . one of the suite, we believe, while passing On Wednesday Evening March 27th, Senate, and is interesting and useful to Consul Foote to Dahomey to “treat”? with _ through the rear car, was addressed by the fuFOR THE BENEF IT military mea, To Hon, ©, L, Scott we are the King for the abolition of human sacri. ture mistress of the White House as follows: Of the School in that District. Mrs. L.—How do i “flourish ?”’ indebted for the Patent Office Reports for fices; but be arrived just in time to be too NO. 56 BROAD STRE&T, NEVADA. DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, MINING TOOLS, &C. &C. ON HAND THE LARGEST STOCK OF LWAYS Gentleman.—Well, I thank you. 1859, Jate. A correspondent, who is well ac-. _ Mrs. L.—Is that a Cincinnati paper you have REASONABLE TERMS. MANAGERS. quuinted with Dahomey, says the best way in your hand ? H. Schardin, Newtown; J, Schellitto, Rough & @@” Goons Deriverrp Free or Cuarce any “@8 Fata Due,—On the 8th of February a to “treat”? with the King is to “squeléh’’ . Gentleman—Yes, (passing the journal to her.) . Ready ; N. Clark, Bridgeport ; Edward Palmer, Jones’ Mrs. L.—Does it say anything about vs? him, and let the custom die out, duel was fought uear Duncansville, on the Mag” Reasonan.e Distance. “QA Bar; W. layne, Pleasant Valley; Wash. Tomer, Imagine the successor of the accomplished Pleasant Flat ; Martin Soule, French Corral ; Dexter Vlorida and Georgia line, between Edwin sen t seneee_st eiemtgiet ne ip lietal Goods to be found in this City, and will be sol . on the most teeeseeeeee THREE DOLLARS. . Washbur Kentuck Flat. n, y In. Mrs. Madison addressing a Foreign Minister Mareb 28d 1861.—td A Grizz Ly Vistr on.—T he Red Bluff Hart, editor of the Florida Sentinel, and with “how do you flourish.” The “us,” redepen dent learns that a grizzl y bear visite d Crittenden Coleman, a grandson of Senator . minds us of a circumstance that happened at the house of Thoma s Riggs , of Flat Creek Crittenden. Both were killed on the spot. . ae eo en Lower Carirornta,—A dispath from Los Angeles, says that Matias Moreno, with 200 wen, has landed in Lower California, and upeet the Keparza government, A reported fight has takea place. and a few mon killed and several wounded, San Franewoo Harsor.—A, bill has pass ed the Legislature authorizing the Board of Sopervisors of San Francisco to appropriate $10,000 for a survey of the barbor. township, Shasta county, one night last . Boston during the ceremonies CIONSTABLE’S SALE.—State of California, County of Nevada, Township of Wash attending the . ington, ss. WALL & NEWMAN. oet2-tf No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada. ar POSTPONEMENT @ By virtue of an execution to me deliver completion of the Bunker Hill Monument. . ed, issued from the Court of Amos Root Esg., an actweek, and finding the doors open, be march. iug Justice of the teace, in and for the county afore. OF A. LIEBERT’S SECOND President Tyler and the members of his Cabi. suid, bearing date March 18th «4. p, 1861, to satisfy ed iu, smelt of the children's faces, poked . net were guests of the city, and Jack Tyler Jr. } & judgment rendered by Calvin Hall on the 24 day . of May a, b. 1860, in favor of CHAS. STEINMETZ, his nose into the face of a son of Mr. Riggs , the private Secretary was taken along as a sort j and against JOHN LEOHR, CARL ENDLE & CO., for PRESENTATION RAFFLE! who gave him a slap on the side of the head, of supernumerary, Just before their departure the sum ofone hundred and sixty-six dollars and at which his bearship walked out; came , for Washington, Jack Jr. took occasion to inthirty-two cents, debt, interest, damates and costa , Of suit. TI have taken in execution, and will sell to SATURDAY APRIL 6th 1861, back again, wentinto the kitchen, helped form the Major that “We are highly delighted the highest bidder foreash the fellowing described property to wit: The Canon Creek Quartz Mill, tohimself to a piece of meat, and departed. . with the attentions that have been shown vs.” . gether with the Ledge belonging thereto, also, a . Hates Neagle Ries Sa . blacksmith shop, with one bellowa, one band hamAt which time the Drawing will take place W1iuThe next night they watched for Mr. griz. mer and vice; also, one belt to run stampers; also, GoLtp Discoverres at Boneoa.—Rich zly—he made his appearance, coming withdegings have been discovered ina gulch near one frame dwelling house, with cooking stove and OUT FAIL, I pledge myself to have in ten paces of the person who had the gun, . Perkins’ saw mill. . cooking utensils; also, one grimdstone and frame, on ‘They prospect rich, and are Thursday the 18th day of April a. vw. 1861, at Beans the cocking of which frightened him, and . yepresented to be quite extensive. Considerable . Saloon in said township, between the hours of 10 NO MORE POSTPONEMENTS AFTER he left instanter, The gun was fired, but excitement prevails, The Petaluma Journal Says . o’e'ec\ A, Me and 12 mM. of said day, without effect. . gold has been known to exist in that section of THAT TIME. Taken as the property of John Leohr, Carl Endle & Departure OF tux GoLpsy AGE.—The . the country for some time, but owing to the re-~ C>., to satisfy the above demands and accruing costa, for good Tickets Bae mail steamer Golden Age sailed fur Panad 1861.—t 23d March . mot ene ss fro m wat er, it would not pay to work From Anrtzona.—The Arizonian, of the 9th W. B, , BEAMER before the Drawing. Special ., . the Constable gro und . Th e new ly dis cov ere and d rs, ‘di enge ggi ngs pass , 260. . with inst., has the following: ma on Thursday, _ however, are adjacent to the water. On the 4th, a band of sixty Indians surroun . Cc LIVER OIL—For Sale by $1,112,848.in treasare. ded Marshall’s house, in the Sonoita Valley,. about fifteen miles from Fort Buchanan,, bari. . ORRGON.—The gold mines of Oregon, as we E. F. SPENCE, No, 47 Broad street, Nevada Gonk To Evrore.—Col, Fremont has sailed eaded the doors and set fire to the premises. learn from the Oregon papers, are yielding refrom New York to Europe, with the intention The occupants of the house consisted’ at the markably welland , new lea ds are bei ng dis cov FO R SA LE OR RE NT . a him es giv n col of visiting London. If Lin time of Mr. Marshall, an invalid, a Mexican, _ ered almost dai!y. The miners at the North OU SE AN DG AR DE N HA LF A MELE ba. will , he nce Fra er to ist n Min as sio commis attendant, and Messrs. Wilson and Sullivan, . will probably do better the coming season than . Northwest of Town. The house contains five! ready to cross the channel. The fire soon became intense, and in attempt. they have done for several years past, as they . Rooms—the Garden, four acres of good garden land, ing to escape through the roof, Wilson, who . will.be better supplied with water. Confirmatory set with 250 choice Fruit Trees, and about the same Coan tin OrgGon.—A new and) extensive. was foremost, was shot in the shoulder. At this _ news of the richness of the Nez Perces mines . number foreign Grapes—also Strawberries, taspbercoal vein has been discovered at Na-ni-mo, Or-. juneture a cople of officers from Fort Buchanan . are being received, and many are preparing to ries, Currants, &c. There are some 15 acres more of ‘ood land for orc hard will go with the above. All of eT and k, thic feet half a and appe five ared in sight, and the Indians supposing a leave for that region from. the different. sections which will . egon. It is be seld at a barg ain an easy term s, , nd ou gr r de un t fee ty fif comp d any of; an troop d s.in the rear, re vamosed,. of Oregon,. one hund . Apply to J. M. HIXSON or J. R. MeCONNELL. Likenesses as well after 34 te REMEMBER THIS! <Ga A. 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AMevada Democrat. “mer eee an attr ARR ee enaresarenrinaneonene ee The Senatorial Election, A question bas been raised in Sacramentoasto whether or not McDougall was teen nunneries, removing their occupants to nine others which were left remaining, and a propriating the lands and houses to the benefit ny ; of the public. The low rabble of the city, instigated, it is asserted, by some of the clergy, attempted to mob and massacre the foreign residents, whose sympathy with the Liberal party now in power had given their lownesses offense. They raised a big crowd and a huge excitement, but a few harmless discharges of musketry over their heads put them to flight and restored peace. Sixty were arrested. From the returns already received of the votes in the States for the next President, it appears that Juarez has a majority over either of his two competitors, Senors Ledro and Ortega, but not an absolute majority, as is required by the constitution for a direct electionby the people. This circumstance will throw the choice of the President on the next Congress. A Commission for the re-establishment of the ARRIVAL OF THE PONY. Fort Cuvrcni., March 22d, 3 Pr. M. The Pony Express bas just arrived. The He is authorized pears that on the last ballot taken McDoun: io Un the om fr ort rep the is ing low fol A. Badlam, Jr,, is our Agent for Sacramento gall had 56 votes, and according to the M. a. 12, eh ar ,M to receive advertisements and collect for the same. s, vi Lo Sr. . count made up by the Secretaries, all the y bas tr un co the of ion dit con cal iti pol e Th . other candida had 55—ma 111 votes king tes SATURDA EVENING, MARCH 23, 1861. in all, of which McDougall had a majority. . not materially changed. and collect and receipt for the same. The News from the Kast. The inteligence received by the Pony Lispress and published in another column, is important. It appears that the policy of withdrawing Major Anderson and bis command from Fort Sumter was under discussion in Lincoln’s Cabinet, and though the inembers were divided on the propriety of ibe measure, there is a probability that the tt ahha neg BNE AE BOE ts At h. 16t . Feb to es ic yv Ad .— co xt Mr om Fr BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEVADA DEMOCRAT, the capital the authorities had suppressed thir Octavian Hoogs, is our Agent for San Franelected Senator, on Wednesday last. It apto receive advertisements cisco, me cien ra He was immediately declared elected, and . The Cabinet is considering the propriety Sumters Fort from forces the withdrawing of the President of the Senate and Speaker of ts emen forc rein or done be mast this er Hith the Assembly certified the result to theGov. ernor, It was subsequently “discovered,’’ . furnisbed. It is said that General Scott adhowever, that the secretary had made a ' vises the withdrawal of the troops. Repubmistake; that there were really 113 votes. licaus at Washington are divided as to the cast, and the President of the Senate bas . true policy. The Cabinet yesterday arrived notified the Governor that he signed the at no conclusion, The objection is, tbat it VERY ?#¢ IMPORTANT MONS. LOUIS CELARIE, ETURNS HIS THANKS TO THE public for the liberal patronage his GREAT DIs. TRIBUTION has received, and he would hereby aynounce that on Saturday, March 30th, 186], aa@THE DISTRIBUTION -@a WILL BE MADE WITHOUT FAIL" Those who have any work to be done in his line, or who are entitled to Tickets will please Call Before the Drawing Takes Place! As after that time they would be obliged to pay the same price for the work without the tickets. withare troops the if many, by ht thoug is certificate under a mistake, The whole . army has been named. Gen. Ampudia, late t Government troops will be ordered to evacmatter is now in a complete muddle, and . drawn it will be a death blow to secession. Minister of War, has been named Presidenof its of e on i is rod Par n. Ge d on an si is mm Co s thi indito Ja REMEMBER, “6 uate the fort. If this is pot done the only we have no means of knowing how it will . Accounts from Washington seem members, cate a peuce policy. alternative will be to send them reinforceterminate. It is announced that the Supreme GovernTHE DRAWING COMES OFF AT THE THEATER ON the in ied 0 lev 00 1, $1 ed the rs bu im re has nt me made have ners issio Cofhm ern South The . e not don be ments and supplies, which can If there were but 111 votes cast on the THE 30th OF MARCH. ced loan upon the French Vice for a e of ap sh without leading to a serious collision. If last ballot, McDougall was legally elected ; no movements, Consul at Tepic, and has given to his widow Be@™ All Ticket Holders are solicited to be present the troops are withdrawn they will unand is entitled to his seat ; but if there were . Matters South are quiet. $20,000 as an indemnity for the outrage. a as es themselv ion distribut the end superiit and g, n fla ca xi Me r the de rs un me ea st e of lin A on amati procl a issued bas on Houst Gov. . dly w t bte in lay a tra to blo up the for 113 votes be was not elected according to cou and therefore subject to embargo, is to be put after their departure, The only other point Jaw, and if that fact should be made to ap. declaring Texas out of the Union, though on between San Francisco and the ports on the Great Villainous Calumniator is at Work where there igany danger of a collision is pear we are in hopes he will resign bis cer. he refuses to take the oath of allegiance to Pacific. E, RI LA CE S UI LO t es tha lar s dec pa ia Ch l of rna al jou ici off e Th , td ada ch h 1,— Nev Mar 19t 186 at Fort Pickbns, in Pensacola harbor. The tificate, even if the election goes over until ' the uew Government, n me th wi a ors al fav em the government of Guat The majority report of the Committee on and the elements of war the cause of the clergy garison at this fort, under command of the next session. ! T! EN EM NG RA AR EW “N ic. ubl Rep t the t of par tha in This pretended mistake looks very much . Federal Relations in the Virginia ConvenLieut. Slemner, cannot de starved out, as SPRING & SUMMER the Government can furnish them with suplike a concocted scheme, either to defraud tion does not recommend secession, but A Protest.-It appears that the Louisiana plies whenever it is deemed necessary. But McDougall of his certificate, or else to inrecognizes the right of any State to wilbordinance of secession was not passed unaniCAMPAIGN OF 1861. HE subscriber having purchased the entire tag the holding of a fort in that barbor can duce the Convention to adjourn sine die, in . draw from the Union on just cause; demously, The feeling ofthe minority is very terest of B. Fogerty, together with his large anid be of no earthly use to the Government, it order to defeat the election this year. It is mands a fair portion of the territory, and clearly expressed in a protest submitted by Mr. well assorted stock of goods, consistiag of will probably be abandoned in the course certainly very strange that such a mistake equal protection therein; advises amendTaliaferro, delegate from the parish Catahoula. Fine Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Trimmings, &c,, &c., of a year or two, unless the Cotton States could be made unless it was made design. ments to the Constitution, and failing to We quote a passage: “I oppose the act of secession, because by Will conunue to carry on the Tailoring business in secure satisfactory rights to ber sister slave it for the purpose edly. should conclude to attack and fair by that hopes and , branches various its all its all shes relinqui State the on secessi e separat of involving the country in a civil war. Io The matter was called up in both Houses States, she will resume (according to the rights within the Government, it surrenders its liberal dealing he may receive a good share of the that event the Government would,of course, of the Legislature on Thursday, The As: . report) sovereign power, and throw berself equal rights to the common territories, to the public patronage. in the latest styles, and warcut Garments @@ and s, State d Unite the of in doma c publi vast . hold possession of the fort as long as possisembly adopted a resolution for the appoint . on her reserved rights; opposes force Ly J. MORROW, the public property of every kind belonging to ranted to fit. Give me a call. Nevada. street, Broad 38 No. mar6b-tf. se nment al ; purpo any for Gover Feder the ule, ment of a committee of three to act witha the nation. And for this reason I oppose sees We have no idea that the Gulf States similar committee of the Senate, to inveatimakes a pacific policy towards seceding cession as being emphatically submission. bring anarchy and may sion se seces Becau will ever return to the Union, and the soongate the subject, The resolution was trans: . States an indispensible condition, and rewar, as it will assuredly bring ruinous exacer all idea of “reconstraction”’ is given up mitted to the Seasate but not acted on, A ‘commends a Border State Convention at tions upon property in the form ofdirect taxaof erity prosp the upon blight ring withe a tion, the better. But there’ are two forts on the motion was made in the Senate, however, . Frankfort, Ky.,in May, The report does the State, and a fatal prostration of all its great HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS Southern coast which the Government to so amend the Journal of the Joint Connot fully meet the approval of the Union interests, Because the act of dissolving the ties. which should never think of abandoning under vention, as to declare that the annoucement members. n is a Unio al Feder the with iana Louis ct conne TO GO INTO BUSINESS y nal Libert Pereo Maine the of , repeal The any circumstances. These are Fort Taylor by the President that McDougall was duly revolutionary act that this Convention is, of itat Key West, and Tort Jeffersen, at the elected, was not correct. It was very just. bill passed the House by a vote of 17 to 10, self, without legitimate power to perform.” IN SAN FRANCISCO, Tortugas Islands. These Forts command ly contended that the Senate had no right . The same measure failed in the Michigan NCES. GRIEVA ERN SOUTH FOR ES REMEDI orthe commerce of the Gulf, and it is imp to correct the Journal of the Joint ConvenHouse, —The Louisville Journal says: The SecessionIWILL CLOSE HERE tant the Government ehould hold them in tion ; but the question was not disposed of. . North Carolina bas elected 213 Union ists complain that some of the slaves who esremTheir . returned not are North the to cape t agains , voted and ntion order to enforce the free navigation of the Conve the to men The certificate ot election whieh McDousolia not that so Union, the

dissolve to is edy Mississippi river. The acts of the Louisiana gall has already received from the Presi. holding a State Convention by one thousand tary one shall be returned. They complain that ON THE lst OF APRIL, 1661. authorities show that they bave no iutenodent of the Senate and Speaker would un. majority. Northern men hold out temptations to our provide to is remedy Their away. torun slaves tion ,of leaving the Mississippi open the doubtedly be a sufficient credential to entiRussell has been released on the Indian that fifty or a hundred run away where one runs commerce of the States above ; and if they tle him to a seat in the U.S, Senate, in the Trust Bond fraud, Aa” Al.L PARTES INDEBTED TO ME <@@ away now, They complain that the North is persist in their present policy, the Governabsence of a contestant, But should he . The overland mail contractors have deopposed to increasing the number of slave States. ying the facilities multipl by is, remedy Their mentsbould immediately blockade the mouth take that certificate to Washington and an. termined to run a Pony three times a week for the escape of fugitive slaves everywhere upWILL PLEASE CALL AND SETTLE of the river, other man be elected by the next Legisluafter July, They also propose to'ran coachon the border, to change several of the present North Warolioa, it appears, has voted ture, then the Senate would decide on. the es on the central route, ia sixteen days, and slave States to free States. They complain that IMMEDIATELY. blow a striking late contemp nists Abolitio the against a State Convention; and from the legality of the election. carry passengers, at the slave institution. Their remedy is to number of Union men elected to the VonTHOSE HAVING BILIS AGAINST ME No California appointments bave yet been strike a blow at it themselves, more fatal than . all the blows of Abolitionists could strike at it Tuk “Graxo Custom,’’—Some months . made, vention, we judge they are in a large macentury. a of quarter a in ago, the West Africa Herald announced jority. WILL PLEASE PRESENT THEM. Sacramento, March 23, . that the new King of Dabomey was making The abstract of the majority report of A Nest oF BuroGtanrs.—Seven burglars L. M. COH N, Lewis Kahl and Wm. Price were yesterthe Committee on Federal Relations in the preparations for the ‘grand custom,’’ that have been arrested in San Francisco, and their Phil Dry Goo ComStor adel ds e, phia . day sentenced to be hung on the 1th of Virginia Convention is of interest, and iais, to slaughter several thousand human benests broken up. Their names are Joseph Harmercial st.,. Nevada, . May, for murder. ings in honor of the late King. Late ac} ris, John Morris, Julius Bernstine, H. Gillesdicates that the Convention wil) not adopt January 17, 1860.—td ie, Lewis Goldbaum, H. Brooks and Abraham counts from Africa state that the slaughter ’ a secession ordjnanae. . Oxp Ane’s Berren Hatr.—The Cincin‘rieburg. A large quantity of stolen goods was has been perpetrated, Several persons who . nati Enquirer gives the following as one of the recovered. Pus. Docs,—We are indebted to Senator were present, by compulsion, on the occa. . WALL & NEWMAN, incidents of the trip from Indianapolis to Cin(Successors to J. 8. Wall.) Latham for two copies of the Report of sion, say that the number of persons slain . . A SOOIAL PARTY L. M. COHN, s cinnati, on the train with Mr. Lincola and } and one. { suite ; Major A. Mordecai, of the Military Commiswas not less than two thousand, WILL BE GIVEN AT THE sion to Europe during the Crimean war. correspondent gives the number at seven . The following scene actually occurred, and KENTUCKY FLAT HALL, The Report was. published by order of the thousand, The Euaglish Government sent . we think should be set down. A gentleman, . one of the suite, we believe, while passing On Wednesday Evening March 27th, Senate, and is interesting and useful to Consul Foote to Dahomey to “treat”? with _ through the rear car, was addressed by the fuFOR THE BENEF IT military mea, To Hon, ©, L, Scott we are the King for the abolition of human sacri. ture mistress of the White House as follows: Of the School in that District. Mrs. L.—How do i “flourish ?”’ indebted for the Patent Office Reports for fices; but be arrived just in time to be too NO. 56 BROAD STRE&T, NEVADA. DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, MINING TOOLS, &C. &C. ON HAND THE LARGEST STOCK OF LWAYS Gentleman.—Well, I thank you. 1859, Jate. A correspondent, who is well ac-. _ Mrs. L.—Is that a Cincinnati paper you have REASONABLE TERMS. MANAGERS. quuinted with Dahomey, says the best way in your hand ? H. Schardin, Newtown; J, Schellitto, Rough & @@” Goons Deriverrp Free or Cuarce any “@8 Fata Due,—On the 8th of February a to “treat”? with the King is to “squeléh’’ . Gentleman—Yes, (passing the journal to her.) . Ready ; N. Clark, Bridgeport ; Edward Palmer, Jones’ Mrs. L.—Does it say anything about vs? him, and let the custom die out, duel was fought uear Duncansville, on the Mag” Reasonan.e Distance. “QA Bar; W. layne, Pleasant Valley; Wash. Tomer, Imagine the successor of the accomplished Pleasant Flat ; Martin Soule, French Corral ; Dexter Vlorida and Georgia line, between Edwin sen t seneee_st eiemtgiet ne ip lietal Goods to be found in this City, and will be sol . on the most teeeseeeeee THREE DOLLARS. . Washbur Kentuck Flat. n, y In. Mrs. Madison addressing a Foreign Minister Mareb 28d 1861.—td A Grizz Ly Vistr on.—T he Red Bluff Hart, editor of the Florida Sentinel, and with “how do you flourish.” The “us,” redepen dent learns that a grizzl y bear visite d Crittenden Coleman, a grandson of Senator . minds us of a circumstance that happened at the house of Thoma s Riggs , of Flat Creek Crittenden. Both were killed on the spot. . ae eo en Lower Carirornta,—A dispath from Los Angeles, says that Matias Moreno, with 200 wen, has landed in Lower California, and upeet the Keparza government, A reported fight has takea place. and a few mon killed and several wounded, San Franewoo Harsor.—A, bill has pass ed the Legislature authorizing the Board of Sopervisors of San Francisco to appropriate $10,000 for a survey of the barbor. township, Shasta county, one night last . Boston during the ceremonies CIONSTABLE’S SALE.—State of California, County of Nevada, Township of Wash attending the . ington, ss. WALL & NEWMAN. oet2-tf No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada. ar POSTPONEMENT @ By virtue of an execution to me deliver completion of the Bunker Hill Monument. . ed, issued from the Court of Amos Root Esg., an actweek, and finding the doors open, be march. iug Justice of the teace, in and for the county afore. OF A. LIEBERT’S SECOND President Tyler and the members of his Cabi. suid, bearing date March 18th «4. p, 1861, to satisfy ed iu, smelt of the children's faces, poked . net were guests of the city, and Jack Tyler Jr. } & judgment rendered by Calvin Hall on the 24 day . of May a, b. 1860, in favor of CHAS. STEINMETZ, his nose into the face of a son of Mr. Riggs , the private Secretary was taken along as a sort j and against JOHN LEOHR, CARL ENDLE & CO., for PRESENTATION RAFFLE! who gave him a slap on the side of the head, of supernumerary, Just before their departure the sum ofone hundred and sixty-six dollars and at which his bearship walked out; came , for Washington, Jack Jr. took occasion to inthirty-two cents, debt, interest, damates and costa , Of suit. TI have taken in execution, and will sell to SATURDAY APRIL 6th 1861, back again, wentinto the kitchen, helped form the Major that “We are highly delighted the highest bidder foreash the fellowing described property to wit: The Canon Creek Quartz Mill, tohimself to a piece of meat, and departed. . with the attentions that have been shown vs.” . gether with the Ledge belonging thereto, also, a . Hates Neagle Ries Sa . blacksmith shop, with one bellowa, one band hamAt which time the Drawing will take place W1iuThe next night they watched for Mr. griz. mer and vice; also, one belt to run stampers; also, GoLtp Discoverres at Boneoa.—Rich zly—he made his appearance, coming withdegings have been discovered ina gulch near one frame dwelling house, with cooking stove and OUT FAIL, I pledge myself to have in ten paces of the person who had the gun, . Perkins’ saw mill. . cooking utensils; also, one grimdstone and frame, on ‘They prospect rich, and are Thursday the 18th day of April a. vw. 1861, at Beans the cocking of which frightened him, and . yepresented to be quite extensive. Considerable . Saloon in said township, between the hours of 10 NO MORE POSTPONEMENTS AFTER he left instanter, The gun was fired, but excitement prevails, The Petaluma Journal Says . o’e'ec\ A, Me and 12 mM. of said day, without effect. . gold has been known to exist in that section of THAT TIME. Taken as the property of John Leohr, Carl Endle & Departure OF tux GoLpsy AGE.—The . the country for some time, but owing to the re-~ C>., to satisfy the above demands and accruing costa, for good Tickets Bae mail steamer Golden Age sailed fur Panad 1861.—t 23d March . mot ene ss fro m wat er, it would not pay to work From Anrtzona.—The Arizonian, of the 9th W. B, , BEAMER before the Drawing. Special ., . the Constable gro und . Th e new ly dis cov ere and d rs, ‘di enge ggi ngs pass , 260. . with inst., has the following: ma on Thursday, _ however, are adjacent to the water. On the 4th, a band of sixty Indians surroun . Cc LIVER OIL—For Sale by $1,112,848.in treasare. ded Marshall’s house, in the Sonoita Valley,. about fifteen miles from Fort Buchanan,, bari. . ORRGON.—The gold mines of Oregon, as we E. F. SPENCE, No, 47 Broad street, Nevada Gonk To Evrore.—Col, Fremont has sailed eaded the doors and set fire to the premises. learn from the Oregon papers, are yielding refrom New York to Europe, with the intention The occupants of the house consisted’ at the markably welland , new lea ds are bei ng dis cov FO R SA LE OR RE NT . a him es giv n col of visiting London. If Lin time of Mr. Marshall, an invalid, a Mexican, _ ered almost dai!y. The miners at the North OU SE AN DG AR DE N HA LF A MELE ba. will , he nce Fra er to ist n Min as sio commis attendant, and Messrs. Wilson and Sullivan, . will probably do better the coming season than . Northwest of Town. The house contains five! ready to cross the channel. The fire soon became intense, and in attempt. they have done for several years past, as they . Rooms—the Garden, four acres of good garden land, ing to escape through the roof, Wilson, who . will.be better supplied with water. Confirmatory set with 250 choice Fruit Trees, and about the same Coan tin OrgGon.—A new and) extensive. was foremost, was shot in the shoulder. At this _ news of the richness of the Nez Perces mines . number foreign Grapes—also Strawberries, taspbercoal vein has been discovered at Na-ni-mo, Or-. juneture a cople of officers from Fort Buchanan . are being received, and many are preparing to ries, Currants, &c. There are some 15 acres more of ‘ood land for orc hard will go with the above. All of eT and k, thic feet half a and appe five ared in sight, and the Indians supposing a leave for that region from. the different. sections which will . egon. It is be seld at a barg ain an easy term s, , nd ou gr r de un t fee ty fif comp d any of; an troop d s.in the rear, re vamosed,. of Oregon,. one hund . Apply to J. M. HIXSON or J. R. MeCONNELL. Likenesses as well after 34 te REMEMBER THIS! <Ga A. LIEBERT'S RAFFLE WILL COME OFF POSITIVELY ON SATURDAY APRIL Gth 1541, At the Metropolitan Theater. Nevada Feb, 12, 1561, 4. WIEDERT