December 4, 1855 (4 pages)

pears sve prmesees erste ee rennet —— BLEGRAPE. ae TH ————— GRASS VALLEY, Dre. 4. ——_~ ae 2855. a Ww. B. REWER. EN 222. ee a = Pd AGENTS: E. Estsvs Wit is or authorised Agent to transact huciness for this Office in Névada and throughout all the upper portions of the County. Garorver © Kirk are aur Agents in Saeramento.— They may be ount at the Post Office Literary Lepot, Third St., next coor to the Post Ofice. Mr. f. P. Fisaer is ovr sole Azentin San Franciseo. Hels empowerel to receive advertisements and receipt for the same. He may be found at his desk, in the Iron Builling, eppesite the Pacifie Express Offlee, up Stairs. Observance ef the Sabbzth, We would call the especial attention of ur readers to the cards of C. R. Edwards & Co., and Messrs. Kendall & Spencer, to be fonnd in another column. We are ever pl o vecerd determinations of that kind. The pioneers in this work ef reform may pessib'y lose something pecuaiarily hy closing : their places of business on the Saboath; but woorally, and in “the geveral, esteem of the community they willbe larecly cainers. We fao-t that os ~ ee ? LDA IAP ge el BB iliP ee 3 Set ede y Were’ #fO Ti talig of d6L07 che sans thing; several, to their credit have already long since done so, Sow will not our citizens make a general move in the maticr, so mach so as to warrant ihe Towa Trustees to step in with their constituted authority and make a clean thing of it on the first of January? It will be a most auspicious way of beginning the new year. Our population has, toa great extent. lost iis once rude and incongruvus materia's, and new presents quite different characteristics, from those which prevailed two and three years since. Then vagabondism boldly presented itself at the corners of our Streets, and ventured to appear even in the very midst of society. Now things are widely changed, and vice and immorality are found lurking mostly in by-places, fearing the open sunlight of day, and standing abashed before the moral fuce of the community. The change isa most happy one. One thing only is now lacking to place Grass Valley in the very front rank of the great work of moral reform. so mucb needed aad so loudly called for vy bo'h the press and people of this State—that is, a Christ"aa observance of the Sabba'. We do not particularly ask that peop's -hoald all go to church on that . day. a! bough we would most heartily re‘ commend sucb a th'ng: but we de most earNes'iv ask, in ihé name of all ihat is good and virtuous, and in the nameof a large proportion, if noi a majority of our business men and cilizens generally. that, as a community, we should take some immediate and decided sicps in favor of a general closing of all public places of business on the Sabbath, Many towns in the State have already taken such steps—many olhers are “agitating” the matter. We irusi Grass Valley will not be rot ies Syyect Tue advancement Or either her social or pecuniary prosperity. All experience goesto prove that ithe observance of one day in seven, isa gain every way. The overwrought beast of Lurfaen requires one day’s rest in seven; the hired man, whether at the counter, in the field, or in the sbop, cemands. as a right, one day ia seven; the physical construction of man, everywhere, requires one day in seven. for resi or recreation ; the universal voice of Chrstians and the positive demands of the Chrisilan’s God is “one day in seven!” Tue inpran War in Ornecon.—The news from Oregon is still of a most disiressing character. The farms are deseried by ihe selilers. and the people geuerally are flocking tothe foris. The Pioneer and the Courier newspapers have stopped publication.— Applications had been made io the commander of the English vessel of war at Victoria to defend the town of Olympia. fae Kossuih and Mazzini the two great Republican leaders of Europe, have issued a proclamation to the Republicans urging them to seize the present favorable opporiunity to strike for freedom. It would not be at all astonishing if a general rising of the Republicans throught Germany, Italy. France and Hungary, should follow the first decisive disaster of the Allies. f= The Citizens of Chicago are taking active measures for the construction of a tunnel under the Chicago river. #@ The railway across the Isthmus of. Suez, the work upon which is rapidly progressing, will be completed wiih'a two years, The completioa of this road will worka great. Tevolution in ihe commerce of the East Indies. Fa The “Citizeu” says that a shock of an earthquake was distioctly feltén Downeville and viciuity, on Tuesday last. Laxcton & Co, who bave recently established an Express Office in this place, have laid us uader obligation the past week for . various favors, for which they will please accept thauks. PS We are indebted to Kendall & Spen" cer, of the G. V. Book and Music Empovium for the October number of Blackwood. Ii contains several very inieresting papers. and . soneof the most readibie numbers which has appeared ‘or some time. pa The “Journal” being made to have Main Street, Be . . it said, trudging half leg deep through ihe mud. to ‘says. that efforts are . in that! ' place, planked, before the regular rains =. E SEE Se Spee oes ee ousE. on 1 i oie 2 i sae ee GE ie Change of Tactics---Russian Finan. Toe Barn at tum Avrora H Txe-d>y last; as we predicied it word be, 1B . was one of ibe havpjess und most satisfactory eisen in ¥ 1 } 4 So great has the de. wate ccering. A commercial crisis is deemed almost . . , . , evilaule in*England. ainmeuis of th Rigd eve? -rangement of monetary afia'es become 10 . apes VW “ew. We hear pnt one universal Phoat country that the Bank of Esclane has vo. *.0 -2upreval o° he whol? atti noch Mie za vimporvtan and atmast ra naes . ona eoatand 4 er Lu wae nos until avivance on ifs rate of discovnt. . ae samme tardy hear tai *, state of things seems to be feared in France, ee eee re NG and at last accou{sa pence was considered 2 Six is na almost if not altogether unavo dable in that Unor the aerivents te g2.”” Letter writers busy in that the jovous company there assémbled country also. Are their speculations as to tie cause of this began to think of a separai‘on. lifficulty, and as to iis probable As @ proo’ of the substantial materials Many ave beginning io look to the financ’al \wh'ch graced the fesiive board’an that ocearaachinations of the Rasstan Court as the son, the proprietors come down upon us the botiom of the whole matior. Thai court has pext morning wit a perfect Sebastapool of long been looked upoa as the mosP astute --yoeod ibings.” which couldbardly bave been cand shrewd ou the continent, and ii is nov excolled in quantity, andfeertainly not in at all unreasonable to suppose. that ia-asquality. by the mieate batjements of sweet much as it must by th’s time be fully coathings. which the stalwart *sympaihisers” so vineed of iis inability iovope wih its enegallantly demolished at aed “ancisco, oa mies in miliary prowess, it may bave turacd Ss its attention {ga more vulnerable po'ut of resuli.— the evening previous, Messrs Barber & Morés save established og France bad rather meet ‘ae mostanmerous gad pleasure, whiel doce +!) ® infinite, credit at “Heproportionate. thongh well 4 prone. 6 i theiz own, ad plenty 2nd prosperity athome [gree and commo. vas ua, which is nét than-{o encounter a) important “financial Salis an Oriamens to the (ow, Gab a. muck crisis ia ine heart of their domiv’ons The ypeaded improvefuent te that potion go” itGoveraments of both ceuntries are i00 We wish themaihine success iu their busi. effete and corruptio antie’pate with, iad'f yess, wich thelr indusiry and cnergy so evenee a state of affalrs which would endanytcnly met. eer the prosperity and qutet of the working F Tn view of such facis, it is certainly no unwarrantable assumption io suppose that the Russian Cabinet might leave its Generals inthe Crimea to contead in®h byinch gradually . with the Ailies in ihe tieid, or ; famous ‘or Recover:\c.—The Sactamento papers state that Caullield, who wasghot and severely wounded by Selby a short time since. is recovering. Cauliield,. who is is parelpai on in the Squaiter ihe fortress, while the wiley Empo:s: 0 dlis shiewd an> Wars o. sacramento, 2vpears’o have as many visers should sieal a march upon them > an Hvesasa cat: be is hard .o kt. entirely different quarter. That he ha. cone so and that he bas madea direct assault —iod A Nov Svarni—A new sigris se'y soon to be added to che American ¢donsieilaicon.— & mosi successsul ove ioo—vpon ihe public The Leeistitare of Micheanhas passed ac credit of his two most formidable enemic>. seems now to be amaiter which wil! bardiy ae! provid'ag for che ‘ormaton of ihe new admit of a doubt. Itisa!so more than probSate or Terstory of supeor. Michigan able that the Emperor of all the Russias has gives part and Wisconsin agother part to found a most unexpected and powerful ally form the new Commoawealii, wireir ‘s the to assist him in this new siragetical attempt, Seat of tue great mineral wealth of ihe mathe same being no other than tho-e great tion. Iis m'nes of copper and fron are unmoney kings of the o!d woridi-—the house of SU passed by any ia the world, aud it is desRothsch'lds. A correspondent 6 ©. Now tUned io be one ef she mosi inieresting, wealYork Herald, iu alluding to tu. mat ihy, and important nori‘ous of .e Union. SAYS: ver F2"No news from the Nicaragua Sicamer “The authentic advices received by us from up to ihe time of our go'ag lo press. She Paris 0° i> serions contests gong on beiween er the grea’ house of Roihsehilds and the gov. ernment of Napoleon. enabie us to seitie Impertant down into something likew ratonal convieever traveled io the Paciticcos.t. tion that the financial governmeni of Western Europe is acting with Russia. “Such ai hymay be hout!y tooked for, bringing the most nolivval tuteiligence wich has, PS Theannval E!lecon for officers of the besis alone is capable xpiaini Paris and London. ihe alarm of ihe Banks. this Evel. the raising of the interest and the coatinwal i withdrawal of specie. and the remarkable’ ga@Louis f. Lull. Esq. a genileman wide; Nis ade , Mig ronnar 3 } 7 . ' . Te : a — Ste Re iO agag es m the dy and favorably kuowa to the California ace of an ample supp y of bills. und appareases Se vit ah ss GETS ST oie eee : yess. bus iaken ihe ediiorial charge of ihe en ly at losing rates. Ti ‘xthe campaign of ! ES gs ON Saree the Czar vpon Engl and French indasiry Marysv’ ce Herald. ‘Tankine toshernn thn, cife “prokret on Ol WirKowski is ageal for all ihe Sacramento indiv'dnal credit, and to general bankruptey. ¢ ; ony : cao y 2 ci aia “* & San Francisco dai! reckly papers Tt is the'r ‘weak place.” and he has chosen ss ae ane Eetly “is the ai ausp'cious time to make the attack. and delivers ‘ue same regularly to subscribers in ih’s place, by carrier, See his adverThe Emperor o° Russ‘a is playing asbrewd . ; tisement “aco. er oO} game ; he may bring about a grand financial crash in France snd seriously affect thecred’t = ge@-Coneress convened yesierdays slirring of England. At! the world will watch the and imporiant news m.iy sooa be looked for progress of ihe game with deep interest. tm. from Washineion. Rewxseton H:1.—New discover’es are Rack AG4ix.—Amoong ihe arrivals by the continually being made in this vicntty, aad last Steamer, we notice ihe reiara of Dr. R. confident antictpations are indulged that T:Bras. an old and much esiecmed res‘dent some beavy sirikes will be made as soon as a Mr. T sufficient quantiiy of water can be obtained returns to iake up bis residence among us to commence washing. A shafiwassunk on 4gain, wh’. h weirnust wi!lnow be pemaneat. a new setof claims, the past week. and nearly au ounce of gold was picked up in smal: a Through the favor of our reiurned particles, from the bed rock, without any fellow citizen, Dr. T:bbals we have enjoyed allempt at wash‘ng. the pleasure of a tasie ofa genuine old Connect cut “Baldwin apple.” as fresh, plump Look ovr ror Horse Turrves.—We earn and juicy as the day it was plucked from the from Mr. E. Esiys H'll. that on Wenesday tree, Rare ireat that, in these dieeings,— night last a horse saddle and bridle was stolReader, don’t your mouth wa‘er ? "eM en from the siable of Mr. Rouse about halfa mile this side of Nevada, The same night a of Grass Valley, in her early days. Tue Par’s corrrespondeut of ihe “Nazional horse Very mysicriously disappeared from a Toielligencer’’ estimates the expenditures for siablein Red Dog. There ig little doubt tha: the war, at ihree hundred millions of dollars the horse was siolen. It is now some months per auagum for France, and much more for since any of the horse ibieving geniry have England. paid us a visit, and there is good reason to believe that they have concluded thatour THe American Navy.—Ib is sometimes c'tizens are by this time sufficiently off their mentioned as a fact worthy of notice. that guard to, admit of a short foray from them the navalarmament destroyed by the Ruswith comparative impun‘ty. Personsshould %!4ns themselves, to prevent it from falling be upon their guard, and not wait until after iato the bands of their enemies, exceeded in their horses are stolen before they lock their "umber of guns ihe whole naval force of the siable doors. United states.PBTie public are greaily indebied io 2S At the Meeting of the Board of TrusA. B. Dibble, Esq. for the construction of an tees, last Evening Mr, C. P.McDonald was excellent side walk from the upper part of ®Ppointed Watchman. Main Street, around the corner. and along School Sireet as far as the further exiremity Pag: bg of his lois on the last named Street. It ~ evade om Friday’ Iact “Ge: Yene Maret affords a most excellent foot way for persons resulted in the choice of David Johnson, the pass'og from Main to School street and will American Candidate, by a majority of aboat : : 40 v : Save many a passer in dark n'ghis, i:om 6 gage eld. reach that part of town. We ‘rust his prais. Several of ‘lie crowned heads of Europe worthy example may be foliowed by other pave homeopathic physicians atiacaed to property holders, in localiiies outside of thet; ecouris. The preseat Emperor of those em braced in the Sidewalk Ordivanceprance, whea in London was a patient of } ‘ ‘ ’ Mak ‘Dr. Quia. The King of Hanover is a hoeect meop. it. Fo. on.—fhe Oh'o papers now lace Marr aze no ices under tus bead, The ‘ol. low ng s aa ins'ance, iakea ‘rom the “Chilecothe Gazette :” Tue Wr.—Russia is apparently preparing for aiong war. . to unite Fialaad to Sweden around the aorth~ ‘ern extremiiy of the Guif of Bothnia, by Tue Contrempr Casre.—The hearing of the ' means of which Russia may procure from habeas corpus case against Gov. Bigler and Sweden all the merchandize which the blockMr. Bell, the State Controller, is assigned for j ade prevents getting into Russia direct by the 7th inst. by the Supreme Court. sea. . Scott. allof this town. vatiack, 1. ‘s well known that either England ;eputation,.as eaterers & ihe public ‘taste, varimy that was over set ou foot, withwustiy antwhich we (cast. wittragiish them AMD eea_nd a hole ser \ ee gi ETA reine: OPE hia het CES os a 1N Nevapa.—The election in. There were four cand:daies ‘iu ihe . Tue goverament has com. Fosep.—Mr. R Van Slyck wiih Miss Abby menced ihe construction of aroad which js . —— Wining Wachinerv. The ingenuity of our mechanics which has heretofore. in the wav of mining inventions, {hoon almost exclusively confincd to improve‘ments in quartz machinery, is now being turned to geod account. in svmplHfy'ng and reducing the labor atiendan! upon the tedi/ous aid heavy opgrat‘ons of (enneling.pumpline. &e. 25 apalied chiefy to placer mining. In these improvements, Mossrs Gordon & Steen, of San Francisco. appear to be taking the lead. A Sow weeks sigce we gave a des ription of a new “Portable Pamping Apparatus.”” invented by them. the first trial of which is being most successfully prosecuted at Iowa Hill. This same firm isnow getting upa new machine for tunnel boriag, which, is deserived by the San Francisco Chronicle as follows :—* The cutting is done by round plaics of steel. about eleven inches across, by one inch in thickness, with a sharp edge. There are four of these plaies, which revolve upon a common cenire. and are thus carried around vod @rd@hd ia the tannel, touching the reck a n ow angle. The machine bos been @Pigd it the hardest granite fect. im diametur was nuped at Vowtaaicl.al, ore tot lac deep, ta iwenty-foar honrs. and if the ‘annel bad been five and a half fect in d:ameter, the distance pierced ought to lave been filty fect. An engine of sixteen horse power will be necded to bore a five and a half feet tunnel. The machines of that size will cost aboul. $6.500, without the patent rght. At present the purpos® is nct to se'l the machines, but to form a Company for boring tunnels, and bore them at a ceriain price per fooi.” Our Colored Population. Among the stat’stieal information brought ui ai the recent Colored people’s Conven_ sacramento. was the fact thai in sixwhieh were tion a teen Counties in represented fa that body. the number of colThe ihe State. ored people is set down at 4.865. amouni of properiy held by ihem ‘s $2.4.0.000—excliasive of mining claims, the value of whch. if counted, would add largely to ihisamount. Inthe schedule. Nevada couniy is set down wiih a colored population of 4090. representing $.50.000. It is also believed that the colored people of the State, in proportion to their numbers. have been the least recipienis-of public chariiy of any class of people in California. With regard to ibis County we have the best reason for beliving these facts to be strictly correct. On enquiry, we leara that in this portioa of the county alone, exclusive of Nevada, and all the district beyond, there are 54 who have purchased their freedom in this country. These persons have paid their former masters in the aggregate, $95,800 in labor, and $16950 in cash, making a total of $112,750.— These same 54 individuals are now worth $11.000 in money, or property. at its cash BY Wha wall far tha indsar tion, and affords pretty good evidence of their capacity not only for attending to all their present wants, but also to provide for any future contingency. We its Farco & Co have been prompt in their attentions the past week. and have kept us regularly supplied with, San Francisco. Sacramenio and Marysville papers. They will please accept thanks for their “‘continuance in well doing.”’ This firm has also placed us under obligations for Atlantic papers by the last steamer. JS Quite an animated contest took place on Friday last betwaen the rival news men, in this place, to see who should be ahead with papers. Express riders were sent out to meet the stuges on both the Auburn and Jobnson roads. The princ’pal contest was on ihe Auburn road where the siuges were met at the Globe Ranch, about 10 miles from this place. Witkowski, we learn, got his packages first ; but his express rider unfortunately plunged bis horse into an ugly mud hole, which delayed bim so long that his rival— ‘Kendall,’ of Langton’s Express—arrived in town a long while ahead aud was the first to place us in possession of Atlantic papers. Jounx Grssoy, an insane man, who was recenily taken from this place to the Stockton Asylum, found means to effeci his escape, a few days since, and made his way back.— He was again taken in custody on Saturday last, by Mr. Goad, and lodged in jail, where he will be kept until a new order can be had for his return to the asylum. He effected his escape from the asylum by tying his bed blankets together and letiing himself down from the third story. Stace Accomopatiox.—The California Stage Co. now run a daily line of coaches’ direct be!ween this p'ace and Sacramento, to ac-omodate the travel to and from this point. Th’s line of travel was greatly needed, and the Company, with their characteris_tic attention to ihe wants of the pablic. have placed upon the rou‘e one of their best teams. #S Amos Kendali is now engaged in the preparation of his autobiography, which is to . be a posthumous publication. Mr. Kendall ‘has occupied quite an important position in . _ the political history of the couniry for the . last thirty years. __ A Token or Remewprance.—At one of the first audiences given by the Emperor Napoteon 111. to Lord Cowly the English ambas. sador, he drew out of a desk the policeman’s. staff which he had carried when he went on his beatin Regent street, aad said it had Htowed his fortunes ever since. — fachex" enerey of fuat class of our popula‘lates the particulars of a \pleasant dinner . , last year, occupies a territory a little larger . . climate is mild and its soil fertile. “Later from the Atlant ic States. thé Mail Steamer Golden Age arrived at San Francisco, on’ Friday.last with two sonceived and garbled ndtice of the © Ris. @ weeks later dates. The intelligence which . lecture of the Rev. Mr. Briggs, in thie recent she brings is of but Tittle -moment. The . The editor of the Express states that + engrossing topic of interest aud speculation . formant is “a citizen of Marysville was the Parious elections which were staking . tability,” who was present place on,the day of Sailing or were to follow lecture. A»more oniaton in, on the tw, subsequent days. Their resalt . was looked to with the most inteuse interesi, . could scarcely be give and thegreatest excitement prevailed. Their any“respectable” citizen-of result Will be known here on the arrival of could be found who would be guilty of the next. Nicaragua Steamer which is new an act» The eh ' place by ome 0 A dreadful accident occured on the Picific table audiene Railroad, faifning out from St. Louis, on the we venture Ost of November. A large number of the . «peg citizens of St. Louis, and of the State, had . was started fdr Jefi-rson City, the Capital of the above statement, after reading the wre Missouri? on an excursion to celebrate the jn the “Express.” fully dyeopening of the read. When fhe traia r¢ached the bridge, at the river Gasconde, fhe structure precipitating the ‘ocomoti of the cgraa distame + eighteen of the p wounding more: * Béimso disc} have b&en made, in Karsas to the eect asc ret. armed organisation had been wt o foot iu that territory, vy the Free Staue Mex, for the purpose of protecting ang frightfaily itty others. from the assaults of the pro-slavety men, and interna their Missouri allies. The information was gaining, . thai ‘ etended io D. Staats under whose immediate supervihave boca initiated into into the Mysteries og sion it was done. divulged by an Jrishman who pr the “Order.” The story of the informer is . not very clear, but makes some wonderful developments, with regard to rifle, pistols bowie knives and all all that, which may be true and may be not. Cvra.—fmportant rumors were afloat with referenee to Cuban affairs. gave ‘way, . call the atts nda portion of Mr. FR feet, killing has removed possessi hers _in the Mas exes! Gc pire Baded. PE eSthat sive Sales Rooms, n With ia the mountains. His stock of Dry’ Goods and Clothing is the largest and most themselves complete ever offered in — MISSREPRESENTATION.~~ t press, of Wednesday Iagt, at his rb ’ Of respec. om heard ‘the lignant misrepresentation o lic lecture Wonder that Maryeyiij, clure was listened tein this: ihe largest and most Tespec? : ssembled here and” peren hat there ig not a ’ eHizen’ of Grass Valleyowho hat will notagree with ys in le New Srore—New Goops.—We wong on ef our readers to the cara t, in another column. He bis old stand and takes nt fire proof queriers ‘Building, where he has Ogata AGRA ee? oetan which we have ever mei this market. The ] arrangements of fitting up, painting &c, reflects much credit upon Mr S. Se) ies B : ‘DIBBLE , ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW. -Orrica—At his residence on School St. SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT. Bap ‘The Store of the undersigned gg” WILL BB It is said that’ closep on Tue SABBATH, on and after Sunday, the Cuban question bas been recently revived January 6, 1856. in @ most ‘belligerent shape between the : American Minister at London, and ihe British Prema. In addition to the vessels already dh those waters, a large additional squadrop’ is-also ordered to ihe same Aap Customers please take notice. C. R. EDWARDS & CO. Mill Street. Grass Valley, December 3, 1855. te sp ee eS Special Notice The undersigned would give notice that the ‘“‘Grasa quarier and it ig feared that “ibere is mischief Valley Book & Music Emporium,” has been closed on in he thing,” ,. This place an Eagksh fieet of 20 ships of war on additional force will ; the Sabbath since the 11th of last month and will continue to be so closed hereafter. Rar The Telegraph Office will be open during Sunthe West India Station to say nothing of the day Telgraph hours, from 8 to10 A. M. and from 3 French fleet already there. It is said that to6P. M. for the reception and transmission of mesthis movement is the immediate result of a somewhat ihreatening communication of the’ American Minister, wherein that functionary bids the British Government to beware what they are aljout, and teilsthem that England already has its*hands fall, The case is becomingan affair of ibe highest magnitude and involves issues and contingencies, which may entangle us tn a war with all the princ'pal maratime powers of Europe. Forerex.—Nothiog of particular interest from the Crimea. The Russians appear to be placing the North side of Sebastopol in acondit‘o#"t6 withstand a siege. which E. A. KENDALL. W. K. SPENCER. Grass Valley Nov. 3, 1855. NEW GOODS! E. FRIEDMAN, Having Removed to his New Brick Stere, Masonic Hall, Mill St. Eee oF eee EXPCUGTUTE Of Offers for Sale a Splendid Assortment of labor and life, in fis prosecution, as did the operations on he South side. The allies had taken Kiaburn, an imporiant place s'iuated atthe mouth of the Dnieper. An importani*field batile was expected to take place soon on ine line of the Belbec. ' The allies weré extensively engaged in. road making and Wut building, preparatory . for wiuter quarters. : Fire.—A fire broke out on Sunday morping atthe “Mineurs Hotel.’’ in Boston Ravine, which at first threatened serioug de. struction. The progress of the flames were happily checked, however, and the building saved. i my ANOTHER Fire, which came near proveing serious occured,on Monday, last in the dwelling honse of A. B, Dibble Esq on School Street. It took in an upper room from a defect in the stove pipe, and nothing but a timely discovery, prevented the probable destruction of the house. IN i PS Capt. Thompson, the Masier of the steamer Georgiahna, which was recently blown up, has Been arrested and will soon have his trial. Theve can scarcely be a doubt but the casualty was the result of the most sheer earclesaness, or rather wanion recklessuess. A mag, who will thus trifle with human life should ‘b& punished to the fullestextent of the Law. Itsis high time that an ezample should be‘ msde of: some one. Mr. BricuaM, of the PARR Express, is entitled to a full share of our thanks for his attentions the past week, in'sapp!ying our table with papers from all parts of the siaie. We are also indebted as above, for files of Atlan: tic papers by the last steamér. . #2 Sebastapol has falleneand the fameus Malakoff has been reduced to a heap of grand but gloomy ruins; yet Loudtzenheiser still maintains his position, dud will soon be once more himself agai’ For the present he may befound at his’ temporary place of busiuess on Auburn street, where he is col-, leeting and arranging for an early display, in and most extensive stocks‘ of Drugs and . Chemicals ever offered in the mouniains, Curnese Sour.—The Sacramento Unien re. party in that city, given, by a prominént . . lawyer, in which the soup was made by the , Chinese cook from ordinary g ab worms! t { THe Crimea, which haySccupicd so large . ‘a share of the attention ofthé world for the . { than that of the State of Massachusetts 3 ; its $ “hy a CO. Aig > E =. Ds te Rar & 4 FANGY & ORY GOGBS, CLOTHING. Always on hand a Large Assoriment of WALL PAPER, CARPETS, OILCLOTH, MATTING. _ 11-tf RUBBER HOSE. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT from 1 inch te 4 inchos fA also Rubber and Leather Belting, Steam Paeking, Lace Leather, Bolting Cloths, &c., Ke., for sale by WALTER M. ROCKWELL, 1t-Im] No. 108 Battery street San Francisco. A A SPECULATION. The Kessuth Saw Mill, at the herd of Weodpecker Ravine, One Mile South-east of Grass Valley, ig OFFERED for Sale on Liberal te*ms. This mill is too well Known <o require particular description amd is one of the best in Nevada County. The Millia in good order—wiih the neccessary iools for sawing aud having a fine lot of <‘mber for saw logs. Possession will be given on ihe 25th of January. If not soki it can be rented on reasonable terms. A. LELANO, Agent Kessuth Co. Grass Vallev, Dec. :3, 1855. LATES.—Low-slates ; larzeand small single Sistes, and so cheap that all the boys and girls should have them—!encils given away— At the G. V. Bosk and Music Emporium. NK.—Mavunard & Noyes’, Daaid’s, Edward’s, I At G. V. Book and Music Emporium. oo LANKS.—Day-Books, Ledgers, Cash, Invoice, Journal, Bar books, Scrap-Books, Shipping Receipis, Time-Books and pocket Memorandums and Pass Books without number. At the G. V Book and Music Fmperium. + OViELS.—AII the popular novels of the day, among the writers are Reynolds. Smith, Cooper, Dumas,Lever, lover, Benneit, Lippard, Bulwer, Maryatt, Langton's Pioneer Gwpress. SteaD iy Pron Ghass Pata VALLEY TO SACRAMENTO, SAN FRAN CISCO, MARYSVILLE, NEVADA AND DOWNIEVILLE, and all parts of the Northern Mines, in charge of faithful and experiencd Messengers. Geld Dust, Coin and Bullies, Peckages Parcels and Letters received and forwarded as above. BILLS, NOTES and DRAFTS collected; and all orders pertatning to the Express oe promptly and econemically attended 0. his new fire proof building,,one of the finest! We connect in San Francisco with Messrs. FREE. eda CO.’S EXPRESS to the Atlantic States and urope. OFFICE—in Grass Valley, Main Sircet, noxt door . below the Post Office. LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS,‘BE. A. KENDALL, Agent. Grass Valley November 17, 1855. Oe NOTICE. TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS. TS Delinquent Tax List is now being made out, , and will appear in the County papers about the middle of the present month. This is therefore to notify all delinquents, that if they do not wish to sea their names in print, they would do well to call and settle previous to that time. The Collector will bem* the Sheriff’s offiec in Nevada, during business hours, on Saturday of each week. W. W. WRIGHT. Ex offteio, Tax Collector, Nevada County. pg POR ITO AIM A ceca: — x

pears sve prmesees erste ee rennet —— BLEGRAPE. ae TH ————— GRASS VALLEY, Dre. 4. ——_~ ae 2855. a Ww. B. REWER. EN 222.. ee a = Pd AGENTS: E. Estsvs Wit is or authorised Agent to transact huciness for this Office in Névada and throughout all the upper portions of the County. Garorver © Kirk are aur Agents in Saeramento.— They may be ount at the Post Office Literary Lepot, Third St., next coor to the Post Ofice. Mr. f. P. Fisaer is ovr sole Azentin San Franciseo. Hels empowerel to receive advertisements and receipt for the same. He may be found at his desk, in the Iron Builling, eppesite the Pacifie Express Offlee, up Stairs. Observance ef the Sabbzth, We would call the especial attention of ur readers to the cards of C. R. Edwards & Co., and Messrs. Kendall & Spencer, to be fonnd in another column. We are ever pl o vecerd determinations of that kind. The pioneers in this work ef reform may pessib'y lose something pecuaiarily hy closing : their places of business on the Saboath; but woorally, and in “the geveral, esteem of the community they willbe larecly cainers. We fao-t that os ~ ee ? LDA IAP ge el BB iliP ee 3 Set ede y Were’ #fO Ti talig of d6L07 che sans thing; several, to their credit have already long since done so, Sow will not our citizens make a general move in the maticr, so mach so as to warrant ihe Towa Trustees to step in with their constituted authority and make a clean thing of it on the first of January? It will be a most auspicious way of beginning the new year. Our population has, toa great extent. lost iis once rude and incongruvus materia's, and new presents quite different characteristics, from those which prevailed two and three years since. Then vagabondism boldly presented itself at the corners of our Streets, and ventured to appear even in the very midst of society. Now things are widely changed, and vice and immorality are found lurking mostly in by-places, fearing the open sunlight of day, and standing abashed before the moral fuce of the community. The change isa most happy one. One thing only is now lacking to place Grass Valley in the very front rank of the great work of moral reform. so mucb needed aad so loudly called for vy bo'h the press and people of this State—that is, a Christ"aa observance of the Sabba'. We do not particularly ask that peop's -hoald all go to church on that . day. a! bough we would most heartily re‘ commend sucb a th'ng: but we de most earNes'iv ask, in ihé name of all ihat is good and virtuous, and in the nameof a large proportion, if noi a majority of our business men and cilizens generally. that, as a community, we should take some immediate and decided sicps in favor of a general closing of all public places of business on the Sabbath, Many towns in the State have already taken such steps—many olhers are “agitating” the matter. We irusi Grass Valley will not be rot ies Syyect Tue advancement Or either her social or pecuniary prosperity. All experience goesto prove that ithe observance of one day in seven, isa gain every way. The overwrought beast of Lurfaen requires one day’s rest in seven; the hired man, whether at the counter, in the field, or in the sbop, cemands. as a right, one day ia seven; the physical construction of man, everywhere, requires one day in seven. for resi or recreation ; the universal voice of Chrstians and the positive demands of the Chrisilan’s God is “one day in seven!” Tue inpran War in Ornecon.—The news from Oregon is still of a most disiressing character. The farms are deseried by ihe selilers. and the people geuerally are flocking tothe foris. The Pioneer and the Courier newspapers have stopped publication.— Applications had been made io the commander of the English vessel of war at Victoria to defend the town of Olympia. fae Kossuih and Mazzini the two great Republican leaders of Europe, have issued a proclamation to the Republicans urging them to seize the present favorable opporiunity to strike for freedom. It would not be at all astonishing if a general rising of the Republicans throught Germany, Italy. France and Hungary, should follow the first decisive disaster of the Allies. f= The Citizens of Chicago are taking active measures for the construction of a tunnel under the Chicago river. #@ The railway across the Isthmus of. Suez, the work upon which is rapidly progressing, will be completed wiih'a two years, The completioa of this road will worka great. Tevolution in ihe commerce of the East Indies. Fa The “Citizeu” says that a shock of an earthquake was distioctly feltén Downeville and viciuity, on Tuesday last. Laxcton & Co, who bave recently established an Express Office in this place, have laid us uader obligation the past week for . various favors, for which they will please accept thauks. PS We are indebted to Kendall & Spen" cer, of the G. V. Book and Music Empovium for the October number of Blackwood. Ii contains several very inieresting papers. and . soneof the most readibie numbers which has appeared ‘or some time. pa The “Journal” being made to have Main Street, Be . . it said, trudging half leg deep through ihe mud. to ‘says. that efforts are . in that! ' place, planked, before the regular rains =. E SEE Se Spee oes ee ousE. on 1 i oie 2 i sae ee GE ie Change of Tactics---Russian Finan. Toe Barn at tum Avrora H Txe-d>y last; as we predicied it word be, 1B . was one of ibe havpjess und most satisfactory eisen in ¥ 1 } 4 So great has the de. wate ccering. A commercial crisis is deemed almost . . , . , evilaule in*England. ainmeuis of th Rigd eve? -rangement of monetary afia'es become 10 . apes VW “ew. We hear pnt one universal Phoat country that the Bank of Esclane has vo. *.0 -2upreval o° he whol? atti noch Mie za vimporvtan and atmast ra naes . ona eoatand 4 er Lu wae nos until avivance on ifs rate of discovnt. . ae samme tardy hear tai *, state of things seems to be feared in France, ee eee re NG and at last accou{sa pence was considered 2 Six is na almost if not altogether unavo dable in that Unor the aerivents te g2.”” Letter writers busy in that the jovous company there assémbled country also. Are their speculations as to tie cause of this began to think of a separai‘on. lifficulty, and as to iis probable As @ proo’ of the substantial materials Many ave beginning io look to the financ’al \wh'ch graced the fesiive board’an that ocearaachinations of the Rasstan Court as the son, the proprietors come down upon us the botiom of the whole matior. Thai court has pext morning wit a perfect Sebastapool of long been looked upoa as the mosP astute --yoeod ibings.” which couldbardly bave been cand shrewd ou the continent, and ii is nov excolled in quantity, andfeertainly not in at all unreasonable to suppose. that ia-asquality. by the mieate batjements of sweet much as it must by th’s time be fully coathings. which the stalwart *sympaihisers” so vineed of iis inability iovope wih its enegallantly demolished at aed “ancisco, oa mies in miliary prowess, it may bave turacd Ss its attention {ga more vulnerable po'ut of resuli.— the evening previous, Messrs Barber & Morés save established og France bad rather meet ‘ae mostanmerous gad pleasure, whiel doce +!) ® infinite, credit at “Heproportionate. thongh well 4 prone. 6 i theiz own, ad plenty 2nd prosperity athome [gree and commo. vas ua, which is nét than-{o encounter a) important “financial Salis an Oriamens to the (ow, Gab a. muck crisis ia ine heart of their domiv’ons The ypeaded improvefuent te that potion go” itGoveraments of both ceuntries are i00 We wish themaihine success iu their busi. effete and corruptio antie’pate with, iad'f yess, wich thelr indusiry and cnergy so evenee a state of affalrs which would endanytcnly met. eer the prosperity and qutet of the working F Tn view of such facis, it is certainly no unwarrantable assumption io suppose that the Russian Cabinet might leave its Generals inthe Crimea to contead in®h byinch gradually . with the Ailies in ihe tieid, or ; famous ‘or Recover:\c.—The Sactamento papers state that Caullield, who wasghot and severely wounded by Selby a short time since. is recovering. Cauliield,. who is is parelpai on in the Squaiter ihe fortress, while the wiley Empo:s: 0 dlis shiewd an> Wars o. sacramento, 2vpears’o have as many visers should sieal a march upon them > an Hvesasa cat: be is hard .o kt. entirely different quarter. That he ha. cone so and that he bas madea direct assault —iod A Nov Svarni—A new sigris se'y soon to be added to che American ¢donsieilaicon.— & mosi successsul ove ioo—vpon ihe public The Leeistitare of Micheanhas passed ac credit of his two most formidable enemic>. seems now to be amaiter which wil! bardiy ae! provid'ag for che ‘ormaton of ihe new admit of a doubt. Itisa!so more than probSate or Terstory of supeor. Michigan able that the Emperor of all the Russias has gives part and Wisconsin agother part to found a most unexpected and powerful ally form the new Commoawealii, wireir ‘s the to assist him in this new siragetical attempt, Seat of tue great mineral wealth of ihe mathe same being no other than tho-e great tion. Iis m'nes of copper and fron are unmoney kings of the o!d woridi-—the house of SU passed by any ia the world, aud it is desRothsch'lds. A correspondent 6 ©. Now tUned io be one ef she mosi inieresting, wealYork Herald, iu alluding to tu. mat ihy, and important nori‘ous of .e Union. SAYS: ver F2"No news from the Nicaragua Sicamer “The authentic advices received by us from up to ihe time of our go'ag lo press. She Paris 0° i> serions contests gong on beiween er the grea’ house of Roihsehilds and the gov. ernment of Napoleon. enabie us to seitie Impertant down into something likew ratonal convieever traveled io the Paciticcos.t. tion that the financial governmeni of Western Europe is acting with Russia. “Such ai hymay be hout!y tooked for, bringing the most nolivval tuteiligence wich has, PS Theannval E!lecon for officers of the besis alone is capable xpiaini Paris and London. ihe alarm of ihe Banks. this Evel. the raising of the interest and the coatinwal i withdrawal of specie. and the remarkable’ ga@Louis f. Lull. Esq. a genileman wide; Nis ade , Mig ronnar 3 } 7 . ' . Te : a — Ste Re iO agag es m the dy and favorably kuowa to the California ace of an ample supp y of bills. und appareases Se vit ah ss GETS ST oie eee : yess. bus iaken ihe ediiorial charge of ihe en ly at losing rates. Ti ‘xthe campaign of ! ES gs ON Saree the Czar vpon Engl and French indasiry Marysv’ ce Herald. ‘Tankine toshernn thn, cife “prokret on Ol WirKowski is ageal for all ihe Sacramento indiv'dnal credit, and to general bankruptey. ¢ ; ony : cao y 2 ci aia “* & San Francisco dai! reckly papers Tt is the'r ‘weak place.” and he has chosen ss ae ane Eetly “is the ai ausp'cious time to make the attack. and delivers ‘ue same regularly to subscribers in ih’s place, by carrier, See his adverThe Emperor o° Russ‘a is playing asbrewd . ; tisement “aco. er oO} game ; he may bring about a grand financial crash in France snd seriously affect thecred’t = ge@-Coneress convened yesierdays slirring of England. At! the world will watch the and imporiant news m.iy sooa be looked for progress of ihe game with deep interest. tm. from Washineion. Rewxseton H:1.—New discover’es are Rack AG4ix.—Amoong ihe arrivals by the continually being made in this vicntty, aad last Steamer, we notice ihe reiara of Dr. R. confident antictpations are indulged that T:Bras. an old and much esiecmed res‘dent some beavy sirikes will be made as soon as a Mr. T sufficient quantiiy of water can be obtained returns to iake up bis residence among us to commence washing. A shafiwassunk on 4gain, wh’. h weirnust wi!lnow be pemaneat. a new setof claims, the past week. and nearly au ounce of gold was picked up in smal: a Through the favor of our reiurned particles, from the bed rock, without any fellow citizen, Dr. T:bbals we have enjoyed allempt at wash‘ng. the pleasure of a tasie ofa genuine old Connect cut “Baldwin apple.” as fresh, plump Look ovr ror Horse Turrves.—We earn and juicy as the day it was plucked from the from Mr. E. Esiys H'll. that on Wenesday tree, Rare ireat that, in these dieeings,— night last a horse saddle and bridle was stolReader, don’t your mouth wa‘er ? "eM en from the siable of Mr. Rouse about halfa mile this side of Nevada, The same night a of Grass Valley, in her early days. Tue Par’s corrrespondeut of ihe “Nazional horse Very mysicriously disappeared from a Toielligencer’’ estimates the expenditures for siablein Red Dog. There ig little doubt tha: the war, at ihree hundred millions of dollars the horse was siolen. It is now some months per auagum for France, and much more for since any of the horse ibieving geniry have England. paid us a visit, and there is good reason to believe that they have concluded thatour THe American Navy.—Ib is sometimes c'tizens are by this time sufficiently off their mentioned as a fact worthy of notice. that guard to, admit of a short foray from them the navalarmament destroyed by the Ruswith comparative impun‘ty. Personsshould %!4ns themselves, to prevent it from falling be upon their guard, and not wait until after iato the bands of their enemies, exceeded in their horses are stolen before they lock their "umber of guns ihe whole naval force of the siable doors. United states.PBTie public are greaily indebied io 2S At the Meeting of the Board of TrusA. B. Dibble, Esq. for the construction of an tees, last Evening Mr, C. P.McDonald was excellent side walk from the upper part of ®Ppointed Watchman. Main Street, around the corner. and along School Sireet as far as the further exiremity Pag: bg of his lois on the last named Street. It ~ evade om Friday’ Iact “Ge: Yene Maret affords a most excellent foot way for persons resulted in the choice of David Johnson, the pass'og from Main to School street and will American Candidate, by a majority of aboat : : 40 v : Save many a passer in dark n'ghis, i:om 6 gage eld. reach that part of town. We ‘rust his prais. Several of ‘lie crowned heads of Europe worthy example may be foliowed by other pave homeopathic physicians atiacaed to property holders, in localiiies outside of thet; ecouris. The preseat Emperor of those em braced in the Sidewalk Ordivanceprance, whea in London was a patient of } ‘ ‘ ’ Mak ‘Dr. Quia. The King of Hanover is a hoeect meop. it. Fo. on.—fhe Oh'o papers now lace Marr aze no ices under tus bead, The ‘ol. low ng s aa ins'ance, iakea ‘rom the “Chilecothe Gazette :” Tue Wr.—Russia is apparently preparing for aiong war. . to unite Fialaad to Sweden around the aorth~ ‘ern extremiiy of the Guif of Bothnia, by Tue Contrempr Casre.—The hearing of the ' means of which Russia may procure from habeas corpus case against Gov. Bigler and Sweden all the merchandize which the blockMr. Bell, the State Controller, is assigned for j ade prevents getting into Russia direct by the 7th inst. by the Supreme Court. sea. . Scott. allof this town. vatiack, 1. ‘s well known that either England ;eputation,.as eaterers & ihe public ‘taste, varimy that was over set ou foot, withwustiy antwhich we (cast. wittragiish them AMD eea_nd a hole ser \ ee gi ETA reine: OPE hia het CES os a 1N Nevapa.—The election in. There were four cand:daies ‘iu ihe . Tue goverament has com. Fosep.—Mr. R Van Slyck wiih Miss Abby menced ihe construction of aroad which js . —— Wining Wachinerv. The ingenuity of our mechanics which has heretofore. in the wav of mining inventions, {hoon almost exclusively confincd to improve‘ments in quartz machinery, is now being turned to geod account. in svmplHfy'ng and reducing the labor atiendan! upon the tedi/ous aid heavy opgrat‘ons of (enneling.pumpline. &e. 25 apalied chiefy to placer mining. In these improvements, Mossrs Gordon & Steen, of San Francisco. appear to be taking the lead. A Sow weeks sigce we gave a des ription of a new “Portable Pamping Apparatus.”” invented by them. the first trial of which is being most successfully prosecuted at Iowa Hill. This same firm isnow getting upa new machine for tunnel boriag, which, is deserived by the San Francisco Chronicle as follows :—* The cutting is done by round plaics of steel. about eleven inches across, by one inch in thickness, with a sharp edge. There are four of these plaies, which revolve upon a common cenire. and are thus carried around vod @rd@hd ia the tannel, touching the reck a n ow angle. The machine bos been @Pigd it the hardest granite fect. im diametur was nuped at Vowtaaicl.al, ore tot lac deep, ta iwenty-foar honrs. and if the ‘annel bad been five and a half fect in d:ameter, the distance pierced ought to lave been filty fect. An engine of sixteen horse power will be necded to bore a five and a half feet tunnel. The machines of that size will cost aboul. $6.500, without the patent rght. At present the purpos® is nct to se'l the machines, but to form a Company for boring tunnels, and bore them at a ceriain price per fooi.” Our Colored Population. Among the stat’stieal information brought ui ai the recent Colored people’s Conven_ sacramento. was the fact thai in sixwhieh were tion a teen Counties in represented fa that body. the number of colThe ihe State. ored people is set down at 4.865. amouni of properiy held by ihem ‘s $2.4.0.000—excliasive of mining claims, the value of whch. if counted, would add largely to ihisamount. Inthe schedule. Nevada couniy is set down wiih a colored population of 4090. representing $.50.000. It is also believed that the colored people of the State, in proportion to their numbers. have been the least recipienis-of public chariiy of any class of people in California.

With regard to ibis County we have the best reason for beliving these facts to be strictly correct. On enquiry, we leara that in this portioa of the county alone, exclusive of Nevada, and all the district beyond, there are 54 who have purchased their freedom in this country. These persons have paid their former masters in the aggregate, $95,800 in labor, and $16950 in cash, making a total of $112,750.— These same 54 individuals are now worth $11.000 in money, or property. at its cash BY Wha wall far tha indsar tion, and affords pretty good evidence of their capacity not only for attending to all their present wants, but also to provide for any future contingency. We its Farco & Co have been prompt in their attentions the past week. and have kept us regularly supplied with, San Francisco. Sacramenio and Marysville papers. They will please accept thanks for their “‘continuance in well doing.”’ This firm has also placed us under obligations for Atlantic papers by the last steamer. JS Quite an animated contest took place on Friday last betwaen the rival news men, in this place, to see who should be ahead with papers. Express riders were sent out to meet the stuges on both the Auburn and Jobnson roads. The princ’pal contest was on ihe Auburn road where the siuges were met at the Globe Ranch, about 10 miles from this place. Witkowski, we learn, got his packages first ; but his express rider unfortunately plunged bis horse into an ugly mud hole, which delayed bim so long that his rival— ‘Kendall,’ of Langton’s Express—arrived in town a long while ahead aud was the first to place us in possession of Atlantic papers. Jounx Grssoy, an insane man, who was recenily taken from this place to the Stockton Asylum, found means to effeci his escape, a few days since, and made his way back.— He was again taken in custody on Saturday last, by Mr. Goad, and lodged in jail, where he will be kept until a new order can be had for his return to the asylum. He effected his escape from the asylum by tying his bed blankets together and letiing himself down from the third story. Stace Accomopatiox.—The California Stage Co. now run a daily line of coaches’ direct be!ween this p'ace and Sacramento, to ac-omodate the travel to and from this point. Th’s line of travel was greatly needed, and the Company, with their characteris_tic attention to ihe wants of the pablic. have placed upon the rou‘e one of their best teams. #S Amos Kendali is now engaged in the preparation of his autobiography, which is to . be a posthumous publication. Mr. Kendall ‘has occupied quite an important position in . _ the political history of the couniry for the . last thirty years. __ A Token or Remewprance.—At one of the first audiences given by the Emperor Napoteon 111. to Lord Cowly the English ambas. sador, he drew out of a desk the policeman’s. staff which he had carried when he went on his beatin Regent street, aad said it had Htowed his fortunes ever since. — fachex" enerey of fuat class of our popula‘lates the particulars of a \pleasant dinner . , last year, occupies a territory a little larger . . climate is mild and its soil fertile. “Later from the Atlant ic States. thé Mail Steamer Golden Age arrived at San Francisco, on’ Friday.last with two sonceived and garbled ndtice of the © Ris. @ weeks later dates. The intelligence which . lecture of the Rev. Mr. Briggs, in thie recent she brings is of but Tittle -moment. The . The editor of the Express states that + engrossing topic of interest aud speculation . formant is “a citizen of Marysville was the Parious elections which were staking . tability,” who was present place on,the day of Sailing or were to follow lecture. A»more oniaton in, on the tw, subsequent days. Their resalt . was looked to with the most inteuse interesi, . could scarcely be give and thegreatest excitement prevailed. Their any“respectable” citizen-of result Will be known here on the arrival of could be found who would be guilty of the next. Nicaragua Steamer which is new an act» The eh ' place by ome 0 A dreadful accident occured on the Picific table audiene Railroad, faifning out from St. Louis, on the we venture Ost of November. A large number of the . «peg citizens of St. Louis, and of the State, had . was started fdr Jefi-rson City, the Capital of the above statement, after reading the wre Missouri? on an excursion to celebrate the jn the “Express.” fully dyeopening of the read. When fhe traia r¢ached the bridge, at the river Gasconde, fhe structure precipitating the ‘ocomoti of the cgraa distame + eighteen of the p wounding more: * Béimso disc} have b&en made, in Karsas to the eect asc ret. armed organisation had been wt o foot iu that territory, vy the Free Staue Mex, for the purpose of protecting ang frightfaily itty others. from the assaults of the pro-slavety men, and interna their Missouri allies. The information was gaining, . thai ‘ etended io D. Staats under whose immediate supervihave boca initiated into into the Mysteries og sion it was done. divulged by an Jrishman who pr the “Order.” The story of the informer is . not very clear, but makes some wonderful developments, with regard to rifle, pistols bowie knives and all all that, which may be true and may be not. Cvra.—fmportant rumors were afloat with referenee to Cuban affairs. gave ‘way, . call the atts nda portion of Mr. FR feet, killing has removed possessi hers _in the Mas exes! Gc pire Baded. PE eSthat sive Sales Rooms, n With ia the mountains. His stock of Dry’ Goods and Clothing is the largest and most themselves complete ever offered in — MISSREPRESENTATION.~~ t press, of Wednesday Iagt, at his rb ’ Of respec. om heard ‘the lignant misrepresentation o lic lecture Wonder that Maryeyiij, clure was listened tein this: ihe largest and most Tespec? : ssembled here and” peren hat there ig not a ’ eHizen’ of Grass Valleyowho hat will notagree with ys in le New Srore—New Goops.—We wong on ef our readers to the cara t, in another column. He bis old stand and takes nt fire proof queriers ‘Building, where he has Ogata AGRA ee? oetan which we have ever mei this market. The ] arrangements of fitting up, painting &c, reflects much credit upon Mr S. Se) ies B : ‘DIBBLE , ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW. -Orrica—At his residence on School St. SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT. Bap ‘The Store of the undersigned gg” WILL BB It is said that’ closep on Tue SABBATH, on and after Sunday, the Cuban question bas been recently revived January 6, 1856. in @ most ‘belligerent shape between the : American Minister at London, and ihe British Prema. In addition to the vessels already dh those waters, a large additional squadrop’ is-also ordered to ihe same Aap Customers please take notice. C. R. EDWARDS & CO. Mill Street. Grass Valley, December 3, 1855. te sp ee eS Special Notice The undersigned would give notice that the ‘“‘Grasa quarier and it ig feared that “ibere is mischief Valley Book & Music Emporium,” has been closed on in he thing,” ,. This place an Eagksh fieet of 20 ships of war on additional force will ; the Sabbath since the 11th of last month and will continue to be so closed hereafter. Rar The Telegraph Office will be open during Sunthe West India Station to say nothing of the day Telgraph hours, from 8 to10 A. M. and from 3 French fleet already there. It is said that to6P. M. for the reception and transmission of mesthis movement is the immediate result of a somewhat ihreatening communication of the’ American Minister, wherein that functionary bids the British Government to beware what they are aljout, and teilsthem that England already has its*hands fall, The case is becomingan affair of ibe highest magnitude and involves issues and contingencies, which may entangle us tn a war with all the princ'pal maratime powers of Europe. Forerex.—Nothiog of particular interest from the Crimea. The Russians appear to be placing the North side of Sebastopol in acondit‘o#"t6 withstand a siege. which E. A. KENDALL. W. K. SPENCER. Grass Valley Nov. 3, 1855. NEW GOODS! E. FRIEDMAN, Having Removed to his New Brick Stere, Masonic Hall, Mill St. Eee oF eee EXPCUGTUTE Of Offers for Sale a Splendid Assortment of labor and life, in fis prosecution, as did the operations on he South side. The allies had taken Kiaburn, an imporiant place s'iuated atthe mouth of the Dnieper. An importani*field batile was expected to take place soon on ine line of the Belbec. ' The allies weré extensively engaged in. road making and Wut building, preparatory . for wiuter quarters. : Fire.—A fire broke out on Sunday morping atthe “Mineurs Hotel.’’ in Boston Ravine, which at first threatened serioug de. struction. The progress of the flames were happily checked, however, and the building saved. i my ANOTHER Fire, which came near proveing serious occured,on Monday, last in the dwelling honse of A. B, Dibble Esq on School Street. It took in an upper room from a defect in the stove pipe, and nothing but a timely discovery, prevented the probable destruction of the house. IN i PS Capt. Thompson, the Masier of the steamer Georgiahna, which was recently blown up, has Been arrested and will soon have his trial. Theve can scarcely be a doubt but the casualty was the result of the most sheer earclesaness, or rather wanion recklessuess. A mag, who will thus trifle with human life should ‘b& punished to the fullestextent of the Law. Itsis high time that an ezample should be‘ msde of: some one. Mr. BricuaM, of the PARR Express, is entitled to a full share of our thanks for his attentions the past week, in'sapp!ying our table with papers from all parts of the siaie. We are also indebted as above, for files of Atlan: tic papers by the last steamér. . #2 Sebastapol has falleneand the fameus Malakoff has been reduced to a heap of grand but gloomy ruins; yet Loudtzenheiser still maintains his position, dud will soon be once more himself agai’ For the present he may befound at his’ temporary place of busiuess on Auburn street, where he is col-, leeting and arranging for an early display, in and most extensive stocks‘ of Drugs and . Chemicals ever offered in the mouniains, Curnese Sour.—The Sacramento Unien re. party in that city, given, by a prominént . . lawyer, in which the soup was made by the , Chinese cook from ordinary g ab worms! t { THe Crimea, which haySccupicd so large . ‘a share of the attention ofthé world for the . { than that of the State of Massachusetts 3 ; its $ “hy a CO. Aig > E =. Ds te Rar & 4 FANGY & ORY GOGBS, CLOTHING. Always on hand a Large Assoriment of WALL PAPER, CARPETS, OILCLOTH, MATTING. _ 11-tf RUBBER HOSE. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT from 1 inch te 4 inchos fA also Rubber and Leather Belting, Steam Paeking, Lace Leather, Bolting Cloths, &c., Ke., for sale by WALTER M. ROCKWELL, 1t-Im] No. 108 Battery street San Francisco. A A SPECULATION. The Kessuth Saw Mill, at the herd of Weodpecker Ravine, One Mile South-east of Grass Valley, ig OFFERED for Sale on Liberal te*ms. This mill is too well Known <o require particular description amd is one of the best in Nevada County. The Millia in good order—wiih the neccessary iools for sawing aud having a fine lot of <‘mber for saw logs. Possession will be given on ihe 25th of January. If not soki it can be rented on reasonable terms. A. LELANO, Agent Kessuth Co. Grass Vallev, Dec. :3, 1855. LATES.—Low-slates ; larzeand small single Sistes, and so cheap that all the boys and girls should have them—!encils given away— At the G. V. Bosk and Music Emporium. NK.—Mavunard & Noyes’, Daaid’s, Edward’s, I At G. V. Book and Music Emporium. oo LANKS.—Day-Books, Ledgers, Cash, Invoice, Journal, Bar books, Scrap-Books, Shipping Receipis, Time-Books and pocket Memorandums and Pass Books without number. At the G. V Book and Music Fmperium. + OViELS.—AII the popular novels of the day, among the writers are Reynolds. Smith, Cooper, Dumas,Lever, lover, Benneit, Lippard, Bulwer, Maryatt, Langton's Pioneer Gwpress. SteaD iy Pron Ghass Pata VALLEY TO SACRAMENTO, SAN FRAN CISCO, MARYSVILLE, NEVADA AND DOWNIEVILLE, and all parts of the Northern Mines, in charge of faithful and experiencd Messengers. Geld Dust, Coin and Bullies, Peckages Parcels and Letters received and forwarded as above. BILLS, NOTES and DRAFTS collected; and all orders pertatning to the Express oe promptly and econemically attended 0. his new fire proof building,,one of the finest! We connect in San Francisco with Messrs. FREE. eda CO.’S EXPRESS to the Atlantic States and urope. OFFICE—in Grass Valley, Main Sircet, noxt door . below the Post Office. LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS,‘BE. A. KENDALL, Agent. Grass Valley November 17, 1855. Oe NOTICE. TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS. TS Delinquent Tax List is now being made out, , and will appear in the County papers about the middle of the present month. This is therefore to notify all delinquents, that if they do not wish to sea their names in print, they would do well to call and settle previous to that time. The Collector will bem* the Sheriff’s offiec in Nevada, during business hours, on Saturday of each week. W. W. WRIGHT. Ex offteio, Tax Collector, Nevada County. pg POR ITO AIM A ceca: — x