April 23, 1859 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA NATIONAL v') ef WEERAT PAPER, PCRLIQNED EVERT AATCRDAT MORN } FO fe OMseS VALLET, NEVADA COUNTT, CG nome. . TERMS: dvance.).. , 96,00 L aeelie Sect . ‘ 2,00 Lor three months,. a Mingle copios,.. PRICE OF ADVERTISING. a square of Thirteen Lines tiret insertion. es po ‘* Subsequent insertion...-. <_ “VEGETABLE AND FRUIT RANCH Nevada Advertisemens. TO RENT ON SHARES. 0. B. DIABLE, or . County Sunveror’s Orrice. —reo . a] ! A. B. DIBBLE, COU T MOUSE, NEVADA, a i JOUN L. GAMBLE, } J. USTROM, . County Surveyor. { { Deputy. “§. 6. RICHARDSON, Attorney & Counsellor AT LAW. Will promptly attend toail busines« confided to tie vada and adjoining Counties ntion given toall kinds of Convey '¢ PERSONS are hereby cautioned against emé P . deputized from this office i Extract from the Laws of California . Caar. 20, Sec 3.—No servey or resurvey hereaf ter made by any person except the County surveyor or his deputy shall be considered legal evidence in any Court within this state JOHN L. GAMBLE atu County Surveyor 1 WILLIAMSON, RUSTIOBEER, the corner of Auburn and Richardson . Ss. Grass Valley 27-tf W. B. CLAPP, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE—MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY, samen the Office of Richardsou & Johns wi . W Real Estate or Personal l’roperty OFFICE—Commercial and line street, Nevada, Nov. 12, 1858.—n16-tf Nevana . W. F. Annrrson W. H. Marni. ANDERSON & MARTIEIN, (ATTORNEYS & COUN . AT LAW . OFFICF—In Westtams’ Brivpie, corner of . mercial and Pine streats«, Navapa, Cal Wm. F. ANDERSON, DISTRICT ATTORNEY. SPOFFORD, PUBLIC . # NOTARY JSUSTICN OF THE PEACE, Fer the Township ef Grass Valiey, Was removed to the Office recently oceupied by S. ( in Shoemaker’s Building, mil st st “NOTICE. PRE untersigned orve thie cay formed a Law Co i partaership uuder the drm and s yle of Dibble HENRY MEREDITH.) = [THOMAS P. HAWLEY. MEREDITH & HAWLEY, piscine DINBLE & LANSING. . ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at 1 AW Sept. 16, 1886 OFFICE—In Kidd & Knox's Brick Untlding, cor see FREESE SS esac ner of Pine & Broad sts., Nevada 3 $100, 000!!! emai casero ya) i, Gold Dust, weekly, $100,009, for Jp: W gr) Pdi he pr : ol be psid—tic . Sse Livy! Up-rivle: Dust sent to the Mint without charge except for I : lust s nent andl» Advances made at all times on I have alsoa Melting Furnacs for parties desiring it DRAFTS ON THE ATLANTIC STATES ROTHCHCHILDS' DRAFTS ON EUROPE CSTECHS at par on SACRAMENTO \ Special and General Deposites ree stions nud Banking business promptly attend. pres*eage te the Mint melt gold inte hare Harrington & Patterson, QO LONG WO have loon to be fa known on Broad street pened finest asa the mo untains, in the new and favorably ver t ane oF Billiare in rer the if efght rears in Grae Valley, T trast OPPOSITE KIDD & KNOX’S BULLDING, NEVADA : merensly ett heen, Sat} e tens witation toall their old farther enular t —Uffice at the Oli Stand, o: . rete aie ibe « below the hachange A. DELANO ' nemiselves to give as good ant Grass Valley, Jaguary 12, 1859 htt \ spbiclibl: -satthi:; haan anes Saieee io nite AARD TABLES, cules 7 sange * nA TK BAR ix fitted up in the finest style Yad} aaa ui Ea ith the ehutecst aud meet obstls -) PRICES REDUCED. fi: on and Se ‘ow. 13, 1958. --ni6 tf WES STERN HOTEL. ;CO. MAIN AND NEVADA STREETS, HQAIS VY Awww, wu. HouEY, " Proprictor. Nevada fron ond Bias. Pennteee. oti AEE Nea a. AC HINE SHOP. . 94 j¢ ' woh 7 Go te yvunce Me ' wea ‘ ners, Pum ith the best the . fre : inmeter hed th pure . Buildings, Baleony and Awr oe bot TEAM ENGINES of ails &, trom 8 to a it pacer tirece Vulle 1s$4.—nout Mar ily excented, LI. attend to salesin any partof the C wenn of ,SELLORS Tom BRICK Bl ILDING, (OR. LRGAD & PINE STS, . j } j . loying other Surveyors than such as may be GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, Che Hetada Hational. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Eptror. GRASS VALLEY, APRIL 33, 1859. Cuernrcutyess.—April, with its sunshine and clouds, isa type of a man without that stability of mind, the result of cheerfulness. Like the gentle rays of the morning sun, which quietly and peacefully permeating the invisible pores of the marble column increases its height beyond that when darkness enshrouded, so do the irradiating beamof a . cheerful beart enlarge and expand the mind, lifting it up. up, beyoud the clouds of adversity, misfortune and poverty. The exquisite transporte of joy, like some sndden storm on . the ocean. die away and leave a lifeless caim behind, Who does not prefer the calm sun: ' SATLCOON! ‘a made to order, at the shortest Castings of every description, prompt: in mpire Restaurant, lisving Tikek LARGE LATHES in romung ener ‘ n Gil ere « quicker that any oiher sho o the Main Strect, Grass Valicy. Sa : p i amr. of Che Vost (fice 1 Any one wenting werk cone 1 de well to call Where le B sree ni exeinne xtensiqe ht PATTERNS atyle a building for sl ace tien, ane . Ae” All Oriters Penctvoliy Attended to. eg where ho is prepared to provide . , — / THOM MEALS AT ALL HOURS,). . JOUN Me \RT way ve hed to order. os rr GTSTHKS, in any sty fe } —_————$ = CPS, of all ieti . ae alk — KEEP COOL babies ee LMEFS, of Nevada City, eae up AME ol 200 TUNS OF ICE, eines. EGGS, which he will de rls to orver, Grass Valley PUDDINGS and Nevada, throug the coming Summer VEGETABLES, &e. & i cle rg or solid. ane ed withsnow tn fact, tho very best of every thing, in the best « . ré o be left at the Senat loon, Broad st . Nevaua City style’ aed . a . ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. } Having fitted op the above establishment, with th design of carrying on a permanent business, I hay adopted the maxim of ** Live and Let Lave,’’ and in ten! to furnish my customers with anything th: market affords, and shall in no case charge more Nes a more living price. Confidently believing that visitors to our wits a ; visinze . lutions for the ame lp STORE! tan no where tind equal accomm proney, Liuvite all to give me a call, and see for thewsives. Te new and splendid store on the lve JH. CLARK THOMAS 8S. LEVY, Lumber & General Dealer, Valley Lum ber Yard, Main Street, opposite Western Hotel, . GRASS VALLEY. AVING control of ALL Lumber manufactured . I at the Buena Vista and Sugar Pine Saw Mills Tam prepared to sell SUGAR AND YELLOW FP Where he is ready (rass Valley and vicinity, the following numed articles, at a low price, as A FINE STOCK OF READY MABE CLOTHING, NE LUMBER, OF ALI OF A mrauen quar AND IN ANY . BOOTS & SHOES. QUANTITY } Laths, Picket, Shakes, Shingles, § HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, Cedar Posts, &c, &c. &@ . have, direct from the Manufactories, SASH, SASH DOORS, BLINDS, FRENCH WINDOWS, . Panel Doors, Newels, Banisters, ke, &c., &e } . ! . EARBRIET SRERS SHIRTS, DRAWERS, GLOVES, INDIA RUBBER GOODS, Anda full aevortment of BOYS’ GARMENTS. Citizena of Grass Valley and vicinity, will please . cali and examine his new Stock Which I offer for sale at pres below compen ion. J. MARKS, TUBA BQCk AND tore. j Goods made of the beat matcriciard . Wishes to inf / ar 1 ‘th bli the Ieiest atyles— ishes to inform. his frieude anc © public gene. . rally that be bas always on banw, and eenstentiy . Also Warranted Good Fits. reeviving a complete assortment of . BOOKS, STATIONERY, ERUIT, i CONFECTIONERY, TOYS, CUTLERY. FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, And the finest Brands of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, Which be will sell tosuit the times. Hotel Kee we Bay Keepers, and Resteusants will find it to th edvantage to come aud examine our stock as rnd ean buy with a small ‘advance of Sao Francisco Prices. B. NATHAN 1868.—nl€-3m COME TO TIME! Or if you havent time, let Time come to you. DR. R. B. SHARP, Grasa Valley, Nov. 13, A GREAT VARIETY OF CLOCKS, NENTAL, end at Prices from Three Dollars. upward. » Phemember the place U you ~woolt not he behind the times give the Pr 1 MARKP att fm NEW CLOTHING COR. MAIN & MILL STS, now, to offer to the citizens of . . ing ten per cent., . . shine and peace of « summer moru,to the alternating extremes of an April day? twilight of midsummer labors of As the lengthend days soothingly woos us from the the day to the tranquil sleep of the night, se the cheerfniness of a well speut life ia the twili cbt of re pose wherein we may pass pleasuntly on to the sleep of death into a brighter and eternal day Cheertulness is better than wealth or fame or honor, [tis the Alehemist’s stone he who posses it may transform the and baser things of life into retined gold. It is a mine that faileth like the widow's cruse, it increases with the use thereof. Cul tivate cheerfulness, and all the gocd of life is ours, of wealth, not, Statk Privox.—The special committee ap. pointed by the Assembly have made a report in relation to state prison affairs. and charges The Bu/lecharges as follows : made against Lt. Gov. Walkup. ten condenses the 1. That raid Walkup. after promising to act as warden gratuitously, was endeavor ing to procure ten dollars a day for bis services from the State 2 That he violated the rules of the Board of Directors: and removed checks upon his Lets that bad been established for the «afety of the State and the protection of the public funds, 3. That he was so negligent in conducting the business affairs of the prison than he denied the receipt of SL.000, where the vouch er for its payment happened to be mistaid. That the daily isues of provisions to the prisoners, actunlly mode, differed from the amount reported. > That an officer of the prison gambled off a large sum of money, which he stated toa friend to be money be longing to the State. 6. That the vouchers on file at the prison do not represent money actually paid. 7. Thatthe price of labor and improve— ments in the report of the Warden is too high, 8. That the Lt. Governor. while acting as Worden, took a male prisoner, who happened to wea fiddler. toa neighboring dance: house where the said Warden danerd and carroused with female prisoners, till late bours in the night. as The committee praises Mr. McCauley. who formerly administered the affairs of the pris on. The Senate special committee haa not yet . reported, and it intimated that its report will differ materially from that of the AssemblyYoung men, read the annexed paragraph One of the vices of California life is the prodigality with which young men waste their substance; billiards. pleasant social games for drinks, and *‘ who gets the most beans,” and a thousand and one eddying tides of use. less pleasure, all tending to swell the mighty . maelstrom of expense and probigality. Save your small pieces; uuless for charitaHE UNDERSIGNED bas just opened ble purposes, let each piece, as you deposit . it in your pocket, sing—~ “Vain delusiev world, adieu Usercr Hints to Youxc Mex.—How many . young men ignorautly deny themselves a for} tune! There’s scarcely ayoung man of guwod . sense io this city who cunnot save $100 vasily from his annual earnings, and if be will . forego cigars, billiards, and juleps. he can . save double that amount. Figures sometimes produce almost ioeredible resuits, Thus, for instance, if a young man upon his twentieth birthday will invest $100 in any stock payand aooually thereafter willinvest the same amount and the accumulation of interest, be will be worth, when . he in thirty years old. $1,753 : when forty . years old, $6.300; when fifty years old, $18,159; when sixty years old, $48,700. How simple, then, is the plan vy which a youth . of the present day can pass bis old age in — aud luxury. He bas only to regulate his expenses *o ax to save one hundred . dollars each yeur ‘rom hie income. If the amount saved be larger, then the sum total will be increased in the same proportion.— . Only think of it, that $500 saved annually and invested in ten per cent: stock, wiil ; amout, in ten years, to $2593 600; in taen ty years to $6.726,800; in thirty years to $17.384,628 ; in forty years to $45 250 838. . No wouder, then . that the Rotirctiids have OF 4LL STYLES, from PLAIN to the most UnNa. . amassed such boundless wealth — Baltimore Jimerican. The editor of one of the Maine papers says that be bas hac a pair of boots given him, . whi ch wereso tight thatthey came very . near maaking him a Universalist, because tie . At hin Dentist's Office, on Mill street, bas received received his panishunent as be “went along.” . —Ez. We know a chap that had a pair of boots {#0 tight, or gotro tightina pair of boots; that he didn’t “went along’ at all jand chaaged his + SATURDAY, AP K IL Ze. The Balkhead bill, after passing in the! Senate bya maj rity of one vote, was next day reconsidered, and {defeated by Messrs, Deot & Merritt changing their votes. Th San Francisco Vational of the 16, tnat., comments extensively on its position in regard to the Bulkhead bill, and says: * Had the National enter ontro. versy with a determination, any circunstances, to pase the Parker *"arsous bill. ities well known to those conversant with the political influence w bi ch itcancom mand, that there would have nthe slight. . est difficulty in its accompli Those therefore, whe crow over its defeat, are pot . entitled tothe slightest credit. To the in. action of the NattonaL aad its friends, may . be attributed the resuit over which ite! euemies are vow av vociferou-ly rejoicing.” Mr. Merritt's . the article concludes with After severely criticising votes ou the bili, the following highly ilittering notice of that geutieman’s politica! provpects ; * At the time ofits passage through the Senate be wagin faver of it—voted for it with full knowledve of what he wae doing, and only be: ote because cause, he was induced to foliewe that his congr: ssional prospects world be jeopardized ithe did net doso The men who indueet him so to belleve, were the most anmitigated election Sumly rs in) this cir y—the chief! one having ! edhe the a . lance Counnittes, expected politic pref rment by thee wl!) find thar . deceived We t position that he occunies bef We aill uot crow wim will let us know when he get# the tiou for Congress,” » he ™ has pursued, ~ st egregiously him opon the te the conntry. hope he howl oa. congratalst ove hat Groomy Piospsers at Vaiieso ann Mane IsLaxv.—A correspoudent of the Solane Co. Herald thus speaks of matters at the U.S. Navy Yard: A general gloom pervades the town, since the evening of March 25¢h, from the Eastern: States arrived by tt land mail. Heretofore, our appropriations have been from $300,000 te $400,000, for the coming year is reduced to 170,000,— The wages paid on the Island must be mates rially reduced. and many bands discharged. There are at least a hucdred here, who have just purchased «mall lots and built bad. and to steady employwhen the news te OVeT, which families houses thereon—investing all they a little more—trusting ment, who be totally ruined in consequence, and all thoughtful once look sober will over the matter. The first express that we bave any authentic account ut, siatied iu Mesopotamia over six thousand yeas when dam's express moved his baggage fron Eden. Ae. tion moved some baggage the garden of Eden. or where we are not apt to vieit svon, Wis Satan) regret to say that this ancient institu: for us once, into tome other place Scarce.—Unhooped Ia filed christians, disintere honesty, sound potatoes, rich printers. —Lar To the above might be added, bies, unsophisticated *, pure and undeI trieads,common lirstrate butter aad pretty ba‘widders,’ honest poli brandy, that don’t ticians, ugly heiresses, good milk, and get married, pure young ladies State. The tious money Insanity ia increasing in this follow cause is obvious ambi lover, read the Bopy anno Brat of the body. Thousht brain. Motion at lenoth Motic «th wn is the exercise exerci the shausts the brain. Cessation of motion a.!ows the body to be invigorated. Cessation of thought reinvigorates the brain. The body must have vest The brain must have «lc po When the body cannot rest, asin convulsive diseases, it dies. When the brain cannot bave rest, whena man cannot +ieep, every bourts a step nearer the mad-house. Some men work themselves to death. Some think themselves to denth. Tow little rest for the body, too little sleep for the brain, are false economies of time; and maltitades, unwittingiy bring on wasting and fatal diseases by practicing these economies. Omnipote ‘rested,’ manded man to do the same. Sleep and rest a plenty—these are of all great, sate, and efficient body or brain. P. B. Murdoch, editor of the San Jose Ted. egraph, has been sued for libel, Daniel E. Miller, fur denouncing the action of the Grand Jury in the care of Paul C Damages are iaid at £10.000. plenty, activities of by . Shores,— . the crew Coat weak Crescent City.—-The Crescent City Herald, of Apri! lth, saye: It is reported that a rich strata of coal has been discovered near the town, and that a company has heen organized for the purpose of working under the name of the MeGrader Coal Company. President, E. L. MeGrader; Secretary, R, Dugan ; It is affirmed that in the last 10 years 4,. 000.000 of immigrants reached our shores. each bringing with bim on an average $100 in gold, makine an aggregate of $500,000,000 of currency. have Southern papers coucur in the statement latitude is at least of ordinary yeara,— that wegetation in that ove month . Fruit trees are in blossom, and fowere of va. . in fall bleam. Ladvance rious kinds «°° Sim Oldetam. indieted by the Grand Jory for killing Thomas Banning, at the Petaluma . race course, hag hewn held to bail in the rym . of 19.009 Want to and com-, the foundations . NEVARA NATIONST JOB PRINTING OFFICE, MAIN STREET. GRASP VALLEY. We have in connection with the Mevapa Mates i . Neweraren Fetenitemmass « JOR OFFICE, cope! ie I ® of executing erory dercription of Jeb Work, each of _ Neewwme Cannes, Cmertane, Haxvertrs, Brit, Hearne Portaee law Meawne { Bats Ticeem Prooraweres, Intrsor Fare Qs N » too and Pamratem, Bre, which will he exeen 1859. NO, 359, a eee ted with neatuese and 4leratch Gaconah'e terme The Graves ofa Houschold, A correspondent of the Bulletin, writing ny un : HEM \NS from Victoria April 4th., suys:—"There ie a ne party of gold seekers preparing to leave that sige figs hgelscecan. ening dg? plice for Queen Charlotte's I-land, where use with gler Thev filled one ‘ , wold ix supposed to *' lay around lovse,"’ in The? ves are 4 far and wide R ‘i . O'er stream, and wu and ses fabulous abundance. The aat . Wat m4 For?—The fopian complete O'er en % “pecimen of an outside philosopher. He ia iin eh eek enue third sf one sixth patent leather, Pinte are these damers ne third walking stick. and the reat kid gloves and lair, Ase to his remote ancestry The sea, the lone blue sea hath one there it rome doubt, but it is pretty well setHe hes where pear! lietvey tled that he is the son of a tatlor’a goose.— fle was the loved of all, vet none {He ix eomewheat nervous, and te dream of O'or bis lone grave may weep ,tailor’s tills gree bin the nightmare. By his ‘eir, coe would judge that he bad been One fell where Spanish vines are dress f dipped like Achilles, bat it ia evident that Above the noble slain the goddess must bave held bim by the head He wrapped ht« colors round his breast? instead of the heels Nevertheless, ench men In 8 blood-red Meld of Spain ure useful, Uf ilere were no tadpoles there would be no frogs. Thes are not so entirely One "midst the foresta of the Wes to blame fur devotion to externals, Paste By a dark stream: {< Ini diamonds m hare aeplendid setting te The Indian knows bis piace of rest make them eell. Only it seems to be a waste Far tn the forest shade of material to pat ive dollare worth of benver on five cents worth of brains, And one o'er her the nivertic she's on ? 5 “ af . . . spc sie . is In 1768 Russell, auctioneer,” adverShe faded t ita flow : n Rass ' public it the auction room in Queen A Man Hanoina THiweenr to a Conver. *' tert, Ferions articles of farnitare, a variety At a late bour last night we learned the fol. of plate, gold watch, «ilk, and other wearing lowing details of a most singular affair, 4pparel, and a sprightly negro boy of fifteen whieh occurred near Cumminsville, somefonur years Of owe, belonging to the eatate of a deor five miles from thie city, on Saturday inst, Ceased gentleman " It appears thet a person, whose name ia not A precocious youngster, nineteen yeare given us, entered the ! urying crotnd of that old. named O'Donaell, is on trial in St. Lon’ place and removed a dead body froma grave, is toe neing married to three wives et the which he placed ina neck. In making bis gone time exit tron the yard, i¢ was necessary to scale a high hoard feuse, which the resurrectionist Gor. Medory haa issued his proclamation evidently found difficult in accomplishing fer an election to be held in Kansas, on the ith Monday of Murch, in accordance with an act passed by thd last legisloture providing arme, he placed the fr the formation of « Constitution and State b cord attached to the mouth of the sack around &0Feroment for Kanvas, and climed to the top of the The I Pesk gold fenee, when he must have fallen off. leaving . with poor ruceres, the corpse on the opposite The reenit was that the cord was drawn up around bis with the burden with which he was encu In order free nse of hia hands and hered. there’ore, to give bimerlf his shoulder, seckers have met and many burdships.— he's side. From late accounts we learn that many are hecoming discouraged, and look upon the whole thing as a Villainous humbug. Fine ts Bostoy.—The im, 245 Broard street, Boston, destroyed by fire Monday night 350 bales of week, with 1000 bales of cotton, gunoy and 19.000 bags of linseed. Loss $250.000—iusurance 200.000, and he was found dead vesterday morn. having been choked to death by the weighto f the corpse on the opposite side of the fence. The story seems an incredible one, bnt we neck ing, Destrrerive mence warehouse was on are informed that, startling as it is, it is oevertheless true.—Cin. 28th ult. Garette, huge, Tue Attantic Teed that when the words “Heuly”’ and “you unCerstand”’ were recently received ot Newfoundland, the station at Valentia was lockMeiggs, the San Fraacieco defaulter alleged Chili, doing a fine lumber busiuess and worth two millions of aru.-—It is stated It la it in Santiago, ed up and deserted, This is an astunishing . qoljara. fact! Wetave beard of a man who used to omnis preg tunes in a flute, during freezing ~veath Col. Joseph Bond. ac itigen olf Macon, Ga, .in order to hear them come out when they me vetted; and here we have acable which retains mesvages for a cousiderable time, and then utters them. “Tlenly" and * you understand.” the random effort of some fist to communicate his sentiment>—perbaps a torrecently killed Mr. Lucius Brown, for whipping one of Bond's negroea. A botcher named James Hamilton, of St. Louis. four months married, shot his wife and pedo or an electrical eel? Tt is at lenst cu-. then hiuself. Cause, jeajousy. He will die rious that when the opera ators try tovend . pus his wife may re cover despatches the cable . but after they : “ have shut up shep re to talk. Ou The last weekly reports of cue U.S. Treasthe whole, theo, they bad better shut up ar ae » 9 ¢ urer. wh ch isto March 7.h, shows a balance shop on both sides. a jaipitiaaia 46 rt easury of 37.188. 000. “Waat . Earxen.”"~—Mr. Jo White x hill of Columbus, formerly Tre e have reliable information, anys the State of Ohio, was a rough jok Ww Ou States, that it was determined his « filce at.ir cshinet meting, no’ to recall Some twenty years ago. a verdant mem. aes? i118 nad Maso trom the r respecber of the Geueral Assembly called at the . tive mis-ione, State Treasury and said be wanted “* some oa ‘s money.” mr One of the most important, but moat * How much do vou want?’ said Whitedificult things tor a powerlul mind is, to be hill. its OWN Master. * Well ! 1—don't—know,”’ snid the mem; : ‘ ber Atthe ball given by the Americans in * How do you suppose that I ean pay you Paris, on Feb. 22d, one of the ladies is said money, then, if you don’t know 2?” to have worn lace to the value of 80,000 * Well, then, pay me about whatl have . ».,,5 earned.” sac eo Earned \" = ag hill ‘~ sg An adroit forger, said to be equal to Monou are a member of the ‘gis atu ain't . ; ‘ . A > you? and if that's all you want er can pay . . ; — re — 4 wi es — you off what you've earned very eary, x. Ya., banking firm out of $4100 by, Bob! give this member that ten dollar by means of spurious checks. He ia enid to counterfeit bul we've had so long.-—Sum. io on his way hither ° diecioaeiioeibsabai Lieut. Beale aud Kit Carson left Sante Fe with the Camanche Lidians, mit Beacon RB On the 2th u r lake t., a bottle was picked . 15 hold council up from the sea shore at Allenbs, by the! why are said to desire peace with our Gov. Coast-guard stationed there, containing a) Qo nont Paper upon which was inscribed the follow: ~bia ing : * OF the Scilliea ; blowing a whole The New York Sun says an offer bas been gale ; mast gore by the board; water six Made, by the British Goverument of $60,000, ow Dr Abbott's colle ositics, in feet in the hold ; making fast in spite of all tioa of Egyptian curimaster and three of overboard. God help as. James American sbip Jane, of Bos ton. December 24th, 1858. If this happen. by God's assistance, to reach telegraph to Lloyd's in London immediately. Cargo thrown overboard. No hopes for the ’— Carlisle (Eng )Examiner. hands to the pumps ;: that city. “The said Napoleon, that cost no tear.’ ‘tis that over our’igaorance,’ Harris, mate, only victory should land Cowardice consists, uot ia baving fear, but in yielding toit. In well ordered minda fear is the sentiae! that wakes up courage. Mr. Allison, who arrived at Independence, March 13th, from Pike's Peak, reports the geld mines a humbug. Hesays there is no geld there, and that there is no prebablity of there being any. ship.’ Ix Goon Lecx.—A_ young man by the name of Tisdale. trom Toronto, Canada, t turned to this city on Weduesday, after an absence of about six months. and deposited in the banking bouse of Davidson & Co gold dast to the amount of $36.000, which he obtatned in the neighborhood of Mary~Ville, It appears that he purchased o email; ‘crevasse was made at Talula, sixty-five claim at’ Pine hem tight diggings,’ struck M™.les Vicksburg, on March 16th, a rich * pocket,” and by diligent labo: in which destroyed &. North's plantation, and the short space of halfa year accumuleted jy dooding the whale eount FY. an independent fortune. He leaves on the next steamer for home. above The New York Tribune’ # Washington corThe express train east on the Great Weat. respondent, says a fillibastering expedition . ern Railway, Canada, ran off the track, near . against Nicaragua bas been organized for Hamilton. March 18th, demolishing the . rowe time, and Gen. Walker's departure for . engine cers, and killing four or Hve persons, California is directly connected with it, ae including the engineer, and injuring severa) ! lithe evtreprice will eturt from the Pacific Fer part’ alere ott Tae ye ‘ leit ovhere ain

THE NEVADA NATIONAL v') ef WEERAT PAPER, PCRLIQNED EVERT AATCRDAT MORN } FO fe OMseS VALLET, NEVADA COUNTT, CG nome. . TERMS: dvance.).... , 96,00 L aeelie Sect . ‘ 2,00 Lor three months,. a Mingle copios,... PRICE OF ADVERTISING. a square of Thirteen Lines tiret insertion. es po ‘* Subsequent insertion.....-. <_ “VEGETABLE AND FRUIT RANCH Nevada Advertisemens. TO RENT ON SHARES. 0. B. DIABLE, or . County Sunveror’s Orrice. —reo . a] ! A. B. DIBBLE, COU T MOUSE, NEVADA, a i JOUN L. GAMBLE, } J. USTROM, . County Surveyor. { { Deputy. “§. 6. RICHARDSON, Attorney & Counsellor AT LAW. Will promptly attend toail busines« confided to tie vada and adjoining Counties ntion given toall kinds of Convey '¢ PERSONS are hereby cautioned against emé P . deputized from this office i Extract from the Laws of California . Caar. 20, Sec 3.—No servey or resurvey hereaf ter made by any person except the County surveyor or his deputy shall be considered legal evidence in any Court within this state JOHN L. GAMBLE atu County Surveyor 1 WILLIAMSON, RUSTIOBEER, the corner of Auburn and Richardson . Ss. Grass Valley 27-tf W. B. CLAPP, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE—MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY, samen the Office of Richardsou & Johns wi . W Real Estate or Personal l’roperty OFFICE—Commercial and line street, Nevada, Nov. 12, 1858.—n16-tf Nevana . W. F. Annrrson W. H. Marni. ANDERSON & MARTIEIN, (ATTORNEYS & COUN . AT LAW . OFFICF—In Westtams’ Brivpie, corner of . mercial and Pine streats«, Navapa, Cal Wm. F. ANDERSON, DISTRICT ATTORNEY. SPOFFORD, PUBLIC . # NOTARY JSUSTICN OF THE PEACE, Fer the Township ef Grass Valiey, Was removed to the Office recently oceupied by S. ( in Shoemaker’s Building, mil st st “NOTICE. PRE untersigned orve thie cay formed a Law Co i partaership uuder the drm and s yle of Dibble HENRY MEREDITH.) = [THOMAS P. HAWLEY. MEREDITH & HAWLEY, piscine DINBLE & LANSING. . ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at 1 AW Sept. 16, 1886 OFFICE—In Kidd & Knox's Brick Untlding, cor see FREESE SS esac ner of Pine & Broad sts., Nevada 3 $100, 000!!! emai casero ya) i, Gold Dust, weekly, $100,009, for Jp: W gr) Pdi he pr : ol be psid—tic . Sse Livy! Up-rivle: Dust sent to the Mint without charge except for I : lust s nent andl» Advances made at all times on I have alsoa Melting Furnacs for parties desiring it DRAFTS ON THE ATLANTIC STATES ROTHCHCHILDS' DRAFTS ON EUROPE CSTECHS at par on SACRAMENTO \ Special and General Deposites ree stions nud Banking business promptly attend. pres*eage te the Mint melt gold inte hare Harrington & Patterson, QO LONG WO have loon to be fa known on Broad street pened finest asa the mo untains, in the new and favorably ver t ane oF Billiare in rer the if efght rears in Grae Valley, T trast OPPOSITE KIDD & KNOX’S BULLDING, NEVADA : merensly ett heen, Sat} e tens witation toall their old farther enular t —Uffice at the Oli Stand, o: . rete aie ibe « below the hachange A. DELANO ' nemiselves to give as good ant Grass Valley, Jaguary 12, 1859 htt \ spbiclibl: -satthi:; haan anes Saieee io nite AARD TABLES, cules 7 sange * nA TK BAR ix fitted up in the finest style Yad} aaa ui Ea ith the ehutecst aud meet obstls -) PRICES REDUCED. fi: on and Se ‘ow. 13, 1958. --ni6 tf WES STERN HOTEL. ;CO. MAIN AND NEVADA STREETS, HQAIS VY Awww, wu. HouEY, " Proprictor. Nevada fron ond Bias. Pennteee. oti AEE Nea a. AC HINE SHOP. .. 94 j¢ ' woh 7 Go te yvunce Me ' wea ‘ ners, Pum ith the best the . fre : inmeter hed th pure . Buildings, Baleony and Awr oe bot TEAM ENGINES of ails &, trom 8 to a it pacer tirece Vulle 1s$4.—nout Mar ily excented, LI. attend to salesin any partof the C wenn of ,SELLORS Tom BRICK Bl ILDING, (OR. LRGAD & PINE STS, . j } j . loying other Surveyors than such as may be GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, Che Hetada Hational. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Eptror. GRASS VALLEY, APRIL 33, 1859. Cuernrcutyess.—April, with its sunshine and clouds, isa type of a man without that stability of mind, the result of cheerfulness. Like the gentle rays of the morning sun, which quietly and peacefully permeating the invisible pores of the marble column increases its height beyond that when darkness enshrouded, so do the irradiating beamof a . cheerful beart enlarge and expand the mind, lifting it up. up, beyoud the clouds of adversity, misfortune and poverty. The exquisite transporte of joy, like some sndden storm on . the ocean. die away and leave a lifeless caim behind, Who does not prefer the calm sun: ' SATLCOON! ‘a made to order, at the shortest Castings of every description, prompt: in mpire Restaurant, lisving Tikek LARGE LATHES in romung ener ‘ n Gil ere « quicker that any oiher sho o the Main Strect, Grass Valicy. Sa : p i amr. of Che Vost (fice 1 Any one wenting werk cone 1 de well to call Where le B sree ni exeinne xtensiqe ht PATTERNS atyle a building for sl ace tien, ane . Ae” All Oriters Penctvoliy Attended to. eg where ho is prepared to provide . , — / THOM MEALS AT ALL HOURS,). . JOUN Me \RT way ve hed to order. os rr GTSTHKS, in any sty fe } —_————$ = CPS, of all ieti . ae alk — KEEP COOL babies ee LMEFS, of Nevada City, eae up AME ol 200 TUNS OF ICE, eines. EGGS, which he will de rls to orver, Grass Valley PUDDINGS and Nevada, throug the coming Summer VEGETABLES, &e. & i cle rg or solid. ane ed withsnow tn fact, tho very best of every thing, in the best « . ré o be left at the Senat loon, Broad st . Nevaua City style’ aed . a . ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. } Having fitted op the above establishment, with th design of carrying on a permanent business, I hay adopted the maxim of ** Live and Let Lave,’’ and in ten! to furnish my customers with anything th: market affords, and shall in no case charge more Nes a more living price. Confidently believing that visitors to our wits a ; visinze . lutions for the ame lp STORE! tan no where tind equal accomm proney, Liuvite all to give me a call, and see for thewsives. Te new and splendid store on the lve JH. CLARK THOMAS 8S. LEVY, Lumber & General Dealer, Valley Lum ber Yard, Main Street, opposite Western Hotel, . GRASS VALLEY. AVING control of ALL Lumber manufactured . I at the Buena Vista and Sugar Pine Saw Mills Tam prepared to sell SUGAR AND YELLOW FP Where he is ready (rass Valley and vicinity, the following numed articles, at a low price, as A FINE STOCK OF READY MABE CLOTHING, NE LUMBER, OF ALI OF A mrauen quar AND IN ANY . BOOTS & SHOES. QUANTITY } Laths, Picket, Shakes, Shingles, § HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, Cedar Posts, &c, &c. &@ . have, direct from the Manufactories, SASH, SASH DOORS, BLINDS, FRENCH WINDOWS, . Panel Doors, Newels, Banisters, ke, &c., &e } . ! . EARBRIET SRERS SHIRTS, DRAWERS, GLOVES, INDIA RUBBER GOODS, Anda full aevortment of BOYS’ GARMENTS. Citizena of Grass Valley and vicinity, will please . cali and examine his new Stock Which I offer for sale at pres below compen ion. J. MARKS, TUBA BQCk AND tore. j Goods made of the beat matcriciard . Wishes to inf / ar 1 ‘th bli the Ieiest atyles— ishes to inform. his frieude anc © public gene. . rally that be bas always on banw, and eenstentiy . Also Warranted Good Fits. reeviving a complete assortment of . BOOKS, STATIONERY, ERUIT, i CONFECTIONERY, TOYS, CUTLERY. FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, And the finest Brands of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, Which be will sell tosuit the times. Hotel Kee we Bay Keepers, and Resteusants will find it to th edvantage to come aud examine our stock as rnd ean buy with a small ‘advance of Sao Francisco Prices. B. NATHAN 1868.—nl€-3m COME TO TIME! Or if you havent time, let Time come to you. DR. R. B. SHARP, Grasa Valley, Nov. 13, A GREAT VARIETY OF CLOCKS, NENTAL, end at Prices from Three Dollars. upward. » Phemember the place U you ~woolt not he behind the times give the Pr 1 MARKP att fm NEW CLOTHING COR. MAIN & MILL STS, now, to offer to the citizens of . . ing ten per cent., . . shine and peace of « summer moru,to the alternating extremes of an April day? twilight of midsummer labors of As the lengthend days soothingly woos us from the the day to the tranquil sleep of the night, se the cheerfniness of a well speut life ia the twili cbt of re pose wherein we may pass pleasuntly on to the sleep of death into a brighter and eternal day Cheertulness is better than wealth or fame or honor, [tis the Alehemist’s stone he who posses it may transform the and baser things of life into retined gold. It is a mine that faileth like the widow's cruse, it increases with the use thereof. Cul tivate cheerfulness, and all the gocd of life is ours, of wealth, not, Statk Privox.—The special committee ap. pointed by the Assembly have made a report in relation to state prison affairs. and charges The Bu/lecharges as follows : made against Lt. Gov. Walkup. ten condenses the 1. That raid Walkup. after promising to act as warden gratuitously, was endeavor ing to procure ten dollars a day for bis services from the State 2 That he violated the rules of the Board of Directors: and removed checks upon his Lets that bad been established for the «afety of the State and the protection of the public funds, 3. That he was so negligent in conducting the business affairs of the prison than he denied the receipt of SL.000, where the vouch er for its payment happened to be mistaid. That the daily isues of provisions to the prisoners, actunlly mode, differed from the amount reported. > That an officer of the prison gambled off a large sum of money, which he stated toa friend to be money be longing to the State. 6. That the vouchers on file at the prison do not represent money actually paid. 7. Thatthe price of labor and improve— ments in the report of the Warden is too high, 8. That the Lt. Governor. while acting as Worden, took a male prisoner, who happened to wea fiddler. toa neighboring dance: house where the said Warden danerd and carroused with female prisoners, till late bours in the night. as The committee praises Mr. McCauley. who formerly administered the affairs of the pris on. The Senate special committee haa not yet . reported, and it intimated that its report will differ materially from that of the AssemblyYoung men, read the annexed paragraph One of the vices of California life is the prodigality with which young men waste their substance; billiards. pleasant social games for drinks, and *‘ who gets the most beans,” and a thousand and one eddying tides of use. less pleasure, all tending to swell the mighty . maelstrom of expense and probigality. Save your small pieces; uuless for charitaHE UNDERSIGNED bas just opened ble purposes, let each piece, as you deposit . it in your pocket, sing—~ “Vain delusiev world, adieu Usercr Hints to Youxc Mex.—How many . young men ignorautly deny themselves a for} tune! There’s scarcely ayoung man of guwod . sense io this city who cunnot save $100 vasily from his annual earnings, and if be will . forego cigars, billiards, and juleps. he can . save double that amount. Figures sometimes produce almost ioeredible resuits, Thus, for instance, if a young man upon his twentieth birthday will invest $100 in any stock payand aooually thereafter willinvest the same amount and the accumulation of interest, be will be worth, when . he in thirty years old. $1,753 : when forty . years old, $6.300; when fifty years old, $18,159; when sixty years old, $48,700. How simple, then, is the plan vy which a youth . of the present day can pass bis old age in — aud luxury. He bas only to regulate his expenses *o ax to save one hundred . dollars each yeur ‘rom hie income. If the amount saved be larger, then the sum total will be increased in the same proportion.— . Only think of it, that $500 saved annually and invested in ten per cent: stock, wiil ; amout, in ten years, to $2593 600; in taen ty years to $6.726,800; in thirty years to $17.384,628 ; in forty years to $45 250 838. . No wouder, then . that the Rotirctiids have OF 4LL STYLES, from PLAIN to the most UnNa. . amassed such boundless wealth — Baltimore Jimerican. The editor of one of the Maine papers says that be bas hac a pair of boots given him, . whi ch wereso tight thatthey came very . near maaking him a Universalist, because tie . At hin Dentist's Office, on Mill street, bas received received his panishunent as be “went along.” . —Ez. We know a chap that had a pair of boots

{#0 tight, or gotro tightina pair of boots; that he didn’t “went along’ at all jand chaaged his + SATURDAY, AP K IL Ze. The Balkhead bill, after passing in the! Senate bya maj rity of one vote, was next day reconsidered, and {defeated by Messrs, Deot & Merritt changing their votes. Th San Francisco Vational of the 16, tnat., comments extensively on its position in regard to the Bulkhead bill, and says: * Had the National enter ontro. versy with a determination, any circunstances, to pase the Parker *"arsous bill. ities well known to those conversant with the political influence w bi ch itcancom mand, that there would have nthe slight. . est difficulty in its accompli Those therefore, whe crow over its defeat, are pot . entitled tothe slightest credit. To the in. action of the NattonaL aad its friends, may . be attributed the resuit over which ite! euemies are vow av vociferou-ly rejoicing.” Mr. Merritt's . the article concludes with After severely criticising votes ou the bili, the following highly ilittering notice of that geutieman’s politica! provpects ; * At the time ofits passage through the Senate be wagin faver of it—voted for it with full knowledve of what he wae doing, and only be: ote because cause, he was induced to foliewe that his congr: ssional prospects world be jeopardized ithe did net doso The men who indueet him so to belleve, were the most anmitigated election Sumly rs in) this cir y—the chief! one having ! edhe the a . lance Counnittes, expected politic pref rment by thee wl!) find thar . deceived We t position that he occunies bef We aill uot crow wim will let us know when he get# the tiou for Congress,” » he ™ has pursued, ~ st egregiously him opon the te the conntry. hope he howl oa. congratalst ove hat Groomy Piospsers at Vaiieso ann Mane IsLaxv.—A correspoudent of the Solane Co. Herald thus speaks of matters at the U.S. Navy Yard: A general gloom pervades the town, since the evening of March 25¢h, from the Eastern: States arrived by tt land mail. Heretofore, our appropriations have been from $300,000 te $400,000, for the coming year is reduced to 170,000,— The wages paid on the Island must be mates rially reduced. and many bands discharged. There are at least a hucdred here, who have just purchased «mall lots and built bad. and to steady employwhen the news te OVeT, which families houses thereon—investing all they a little more—trusting ment, who be totally ruined in consequence, and all thoughtful once look sober will over the matter. The first express that we bave any authentic account ut, siatied iu Mesopotamia over six thousand yeas when dam's express moved his baggage fron Eden. Ae. tion moved some baggage the garden of Eden. or where we are not apt to vieit svon, Wis Satan) regret to say that this ancient institu: for us once, into tome other place Scarce.—Unhooped Ia filed christians, disintere honesty, sound potatoes, rich printers. —Lar To the above might be added, bies, unsophisticated *, pure and undeI trieads,common lirstrate butter aad pretty ba‘widders,’ honest poli brandy, that don’t ticians, ugly heiresses, good milk, and get married, pure young ladies State. The tious money Insanity ia increasing in this follow cause is obvious ambi lover, read the Bopy anno Brat of the body. Thousht brain. Motion at lenoth Motic «th wn is the exercise exerci the shausts the brain. Cessation of motion a.!ows the body to be invigorated. Cessation of thought reinvigorates the brain. The body must have vest The brain must have «lc po When the body cannot rest, asin convulsive diseases, it dies. When the brain cannot bave rest, whena man cannot +ieep, every bourts a step nearer the mad-house. Some men work themselves to death. Some think themselves to denth. Tow little rest for the body, too little sleep for the brain, are false economies of time; and maltitades, unwittingiy bring on wasting and fatal diseases by practicing these economies. Omnipote ‘rested,’ manded man to do the same. Sleep and rest a plenty—these are of all great, sate, and efficient body or brain. P. B. Murdoch, editor of the San Jose Ted. egraph, has been sued for libel, Daniel E. Miller, fur denouncing the action of the Grand Jury in the care of Paul C Damages are iaid at £10.000. plenty, activities of by . Shores,— . the crew Coat weak Crescent City.—-The Crescent City Herald, of Apri! lth, saye: It is reported that a rich strata of coal has been discovered near the town, and that a company has heen organized for the purpose of working under the name of the MeGrader Coal Company. President, E. L. MeGrader; Secretary, R, Dugan ; It is affirmed that in the last 10 years 4,. 000.000 of immigrants reached our shores. each bringing with bim on an average $100 in gold, makine an aggregate of $500,000,000 of currency. have Southern papers coucur in the statement latitude is at least of ordinary yeara,— that wegetation in that ove month . Fruit trees are in blossom, and fowere of va. . in fall bleam. Ladvance rious kinds «°° Sim Oldetam. indieted by the Grand Jory for killing Thomas Banning, at the Petaluma . race course, hag hewn held to bail in the rym . of 19.009 Want to and com-, the foundations . NEVARA NATIONST JOB PRINTING OFFICE, MAIN STREET. GRASP VALLEY. We have in connection with the Mevapa Mates i . Neweraren Fetenitemmass « JOR OFFICE, cope! ie I ® of executing erory dercription of Jeb Work, each of _ Neewwme Cannes, Cmertane, Haxvertrs, Brit, Hearne Portaee law Meawne { Bats Ticeem Prooraweres, Intrsor Fare Qs N » too and Pamratem, Bre, which will he exeen 1859. NO, 359, a eee ted with neatuese and 4leratch Gaconah'e terme The Graves ofa Houschold, A correspondent of the Bulletin, writing ny un : HEM \NS from Victoria April 4th., suys:—"There ie a ne party of gold seekers preparing to leave that sige figs hgelscecan. ening dg? plice for Queen Charlotte's I-land, where use with gler Thev filled one ‘ , wold ix supposed to *' lay around lovse,"’ in The? ves are 4 far and wide R ‘i . O'er stream, and wu and ses fabulous abundance. The aat . Wat m4 For?—The fopian complete O'er en % “pecimen of an outside philosopher. He ia iin eh eek enue third sf one sixth patent leather, Pinte are these damers ne third walking stick. and the reat kid gloves and lair, Ase to his remote ancestry The sea, the lone blue sea hath one there it rome doubt, but it is pretty well setHe hes where pear! lietvey tled that he is the son of a tatlor’a goose.— fle was the loved of all, vet none {He ix eomewheat nervous, and te dream of O'or bis lone grave may weep ,tailor’s tills gree bin the nightmare. By his ‘eir, coe would judge that he bad been One fell where Spanish vines are dress f dipped like Achilles, bat it ia evident that Above the noble slain the goddess must bave held bim by the head He wrapped ht« colors round his breast? instead of the heels Nevertheless, ench men In 8 blood-red Meld of Spain ure useful, Uf ilere were no tadpoles there would be no frogs. Thes are not so entirely One "midst the foresta of the Wes to blame fur devotion to externals, Paste By a dark stream: {< Ini diamonds m hare aeplendid setting te The Indian knows bis piace of rest make them eell. Only it seems to be a waste Far tn the forest shade of material to pat ive dollare worth of benver on five cents worth of brains, And one o'er her the nivertic she's on ? 5 “ af . . . spc sie . is In 1768 Russell, auctioneer,” adverShe faded t ita flow : n Rass ' public it the auction room in Queen A Man Hanoina THiweenr to a Conver. *' tert, Ferions articles of farnitare, a variety At a late bour last night we learned the fol. of plate, gold watch, «ilk, and other wearing lowing details of a most singular affair, 4pparel, and a sprightly negro boy of fifteen whieh occurred near Cumminsville, somefonur years Of owe, belonging to the eatate of a deor five miles from thie city, on Saturday inst, Ceased gentleman " It appears thet a person, whose name ia not A precocious youngster, nineteen yeare given us, entered the ! urying crotnd of that old. named O'Donaell, is on trial in St. Lon’ place and removed a dead body froma grave, is toe neing married to three wives et the which he placed ina neck. In making bis gone time exit tron the yard, i¢ was necessary to scale a high hoard feuse, which the resurrectionist Gor. Medory haa issued his proclamation evidently found difficult in accomplishing fer an election to be held in Kansas, on the ith Monday of Murch, in accordance with an act passed by thd last legisloture providing arme, he placed the fr the formation of « Constitution and State b cord attached to the mouth of the sack around &0Feroment for Kanvas, and climed to the top of the The I Pesk gold fenee, when he must have fallen off. leaving . with poor ruceres, the corpse on the opposite The reenit was that the cord was drawn up around bis with the burden with which he was encu In order free nse of hia hands and hered. there’ore, to give bimerlf his shoulder, seckers have met and many burdships.— he's side. From late accounts we learn that many are hecoming discouraged, and look upon the whole thing as a Villainous humbug. Fine ts Bostoy.—The im, 245 Broard street, Boston, destroyed by fire Monday night 350 bales of week, with 1000 bales of cotton, gunoy and 19.000 bags of linseed. Loss $250.000—iusurance 200.000, and he was found dead vesterday morn. having been choked to death by the weighto f the corpse on the opposite side of the fence. The story seems an incredible one, bnt we neck ing, Destrrerive mence warehouse was on are informed that, startling as it is, it is oevertheless true.—Cin. 28th ult. Garette, huge, Tue Attantic Teed that when the words “Heuly”’ and “you unCerstand”’ were recently received ot Newfoundland, the station at Valentia was lockMeiggs, the San Fraacieco defaulter alleged Chili, doing a fine lumber busiuess and worth two millions of aru.-—It is stated It la it in Santiago, ed up and deserted, This is an astunishing . qoljara. fact! Wetave beard of a man who used to omnis preg tunes in a flute, during freezing ~veath Col. Joseph Bond. ac itigen olf Macon, Ga, .in order to hear them come out when they me vetted; and here we have acable which retains mesvages for a cousiderable time, and then utters them. “Tlenly" and * you understand.” the random effort of some fist to communicate his sentiment>—perbaps a torrecently killed Mr. Lucius Brown, for whipping one of Bond's negroea. A botcher named James Hamilton, of St. Louis. four months married, shot his wife and pedo or an electrical eel? Tt is at lenst cu-. then hiuself. Cause, jeajousy. He will die rious that when the opera ators try tovend . pus his wife may re cover despatches the cable . but after they : “ have shut up shep re to talk. Ou The last weekly reports of cue U.S. Treasthe whole, theo, they bad better shut up ar ae » 9 ¢ urer. wh ch isto March 7.h, shows a balance shop on both sides. a jaipitiaaia 46 rt easury of 37.188. 000. “Waat . Earxen.”"~—Mr. Jo White x hill of Columbus, formerly Tre e have reliable information, anys the State of Ohio, was a rough jok Ww Ou States, that it was determined his « filce at.ir cshinet meting, no’ to recall Some twenty years ago. a verdant mem. aes? i118 nad Maso trom the r respecber of the Geueral Assembly called at the . tive mis-ione, State Treasury and said be wanted “* some oa ‘s money.” mr One of the most important, but moat * How much do vou want?’ said Whitedificult things tor a powerlul mind is, to be hill. its OWN Master. * Well ! 1—don't—know,”’ snid the mem; : ‘ ber Atthe ball given by the Americans in * How do you suppose that I ean pay you Paris, on Feb. 22d, one of the ladies is said money, then, if you don’t know 2?” to have worn lace to the value of 80,000 * Well, then, pay me about whatl have . ».,,5 earned.” sac eo Earned \" = ag hill ‘~ sg An adroit forger, said to be equal to Monou are a member of the ‘gis atu ain't . ; ‘ . A > you? and if that's all you want er can pay . . ; — re — 4 wi es — you off what you've earned very eary, x. Ya., banking firm out of $4100 by, Bob! give this member that ten dollar by means of spurious checks. He ia enid to counterfeit bul we've had so long.-—Sum. io on his way hither ° diecioaeiioeibsabai Lieut. Beale aud Kit Carson left Sante Fe with the Camanche Lidians, mit Beacon RB On the 2th u r lake t., a bottle was picked . 15 hold council up from the sea shore at Allenbs, by the! why are said to desire peace with our Gov. Coast-guard stationed there, containing a) Qo nont Paper upon which was inscribed the follow: ~bia ing : * OF the Scilliea ; blowing a whole The New York Sun says an offer bas been gale ; mast gore by the board; water six Made, by the British Goverument of $60,000, ow Dr Abbott's colle ositics, in feet in the hold ; making fast in spite of all tioa of Egyptian curimaster and three of overboard. God help as. James American sbip Jane, of Bos ton. December 24th, 1858. If this happen. by God's assistance, to reach telegraph to Lloyd's in London immediately. Cargo thrown overboard. No hopes for the ’— Carlisle (Eng )Examiner. hands to the pumps ;: that city. “The said Napoleon, that cost no tear.’ ‘tis that over our’igaorance,’ Harris, mate, only victory should land Cowardice consists, uot ia baving fear, but in yielding toit. In well ordered minda fear is the sentiae! that wakes up courage. Mr. Allison, who arrived at Independence, March 13th, from Pike's Peak, reports the geld mines a humbug. Hesays there is no geld there, and that there is no prebablity of there being any. ship.’ Ix Goon Lecx.—A_ young man by the name of Tisdale. trom Toronto, Canada, t turned to this city on Weduesday, after an absence of about six months. and deposited in the banking bouse of Davidson & Co gold dast to the amount of $36.000, which he obtatned in the neighborhood of Mary~Ville, It appears that he purchased o email; ‘crevasse was made at Talula, sixty-five claim at’ Pine hem tight diggings,’ struck M™.les Vicksburg, on March 16th, a rich * pocket,” and by diligent labo: in which destroyed &. North's plantation, and the short space of halfa year accumuleted jy dooding the whale eount FY. an independent fortune. He leaves on the next steamer for home. above The New York Tribune’ # Washington corThe express train east on the Great Weat. respondent, says a fillibastering expedition . ern Railway, Canada, ran off the track, near . against Nicaragua bas been organized for Hamilton. March 18th, demolishing the . rowe time, and Gen. Walker's departure for . engine cers, and killing four or Hve persons, California is directly connected with it, ae including the engineer, and injuring severa) ! lithe evtreprice will eturt from the Pacific Fer part’ alere ott Tae ye ‘ leit ovhere ain