July 21, 1860 (4 pages)

x there will be a universal war ten years afterwards, or in 1885. This will result in the overthrew of everything good, and the rise of the man of sia. This phrase is most obsecure. 37. Theman of sin shall be born of two races. The white dower beeomes obscured during the times six times trenty moons. Then rt shal! disappear, to be seen no more furever. . The Bourbon dynasty will last from the 2d November, 1862, to the 2¢ May. 1900, when it will godewn forever. 38. Much evil and little good will there be in those days. Many cities shall perish by fire lerael then retarn« entirely to Christ the Lord, This may mean either the restoration of the Jews to the holy land, er return of all Protestants to the mother churcb. 29. The acepreed and the faithful shall be separ ted into two distinct classes, clearly distingai shed. 40. Butallisover. Godalone wil! be believed The third part of Gaul, and again the third part and a balf, will be without faith. . Five sixthsof France, and the whole . world, are to be infidel in the year 1900, ; 41. The same ill be among other nations. i 42. And belv li! six times three moons, and . four times five moon s, and there is a general falling . off, and the end of time has begun. 43. Aftera oumber, net complete, of mopns. God will combat inthe persons of his two servants. i The man of sin shall carry off the victory. . 44. Batitiedooe! The Almighty raises up a . wall of Gre that obseares my visien, and I can see nothing more. May he be blost forevermore. Amen! . Three years and two months from the 2d May 1906, or on the 2d July, 1903, the begining of the end ofall things shall he ushered in ; and tn jess than one year from that time, universal wickedness is to pre. vail. Faith ie to die out, and nothing bui the conflagration of the worldshall be able to redeem and purity it. Thas ends this cingular and most terrific . prephecy * * * [t was published extensively in Paris, in 18 48, after the expulsion of Louis Philip ; But as it equally predicted the downfall of the Republic, it was prebibited fuom circulation by the leaders of that great movement, It wasthen chiéfly regarded asa maneurve ofthe legitimists, and those whe aided its circulation were re. garded as public enemies, lt created a great sensation, and was repablisbed in most of the European jourvals io that event. . fal year. Another of its cycles having . nearly revolved, it is quite probable that we shall bear more of it than ever during _ next three years. Napoleon Iil. is too well acquainted with the springs of human action to permit it to be republished in Franve ; for when pro. fhecies are known, notbing tends more surely to their fulfilment, thau the mere expectency of the events foretold. Nor can it be denied by the close observer of events now transpiring, that Europe is on the eve of another bouleversement. * * * Besides the above prophecy, there are several others handed round ian Fraace, relately chiefly to the condition ef that empire One of the best known is called the Poictiers Prediction. But on examination it seems to be a mere imitation of the Orval Previsions, containing “the writings of the Sybil, without ber inspiration.’’ In them all, however one fact of great prominence and constant . recurrence is the destruction of 1’aris by fire, Mosf of them date this event somewhere between 1855 1865, and so complete isto be the annibilation of that proud Capital, that, “fathers sball walk with their children, and the children shall ask why is that desolate spet? They will answer : my children here once stood a great city which God destroyed for its crimes.” So sayeth the Prophet of Peictiers. Wasnor.—We leara from the Territorial Enterprise that affairs at Washoe are beginning to look upagain. Prospecting bas now become fully resumed and claims already opened are daily improving in value. The Ophir company has taken out 134 tons of ore within the last two months, ofa quality which it is thought will yield not less than $2,000 per ton. This company is now raising about five tons of sulph urets per day which is being shipped to San Francisco, as fast as possible, It is thonght the company will reatize not leas than $1,200,000 in the gross, from their mine, between the present time avd November next. The ground of the Central company is also improving. and they will soon bave their mill ready to ran. The Mexican and Washoe companies are also shipping ore. The Enterprise bas seen some sulphurets taken from tbe Choller grouad on Monday the 9th inst., which greatly resembled, and itis thought will prove quite as valuable asany taken from the Ophir ground. The wonderfull richness of this celebrated Comstock lead seems to be constantly on the increase, wherever it is struck. Curar Tott.—At a recent meeting of the Supervisors of El Dorado county it was Ordered, that the rate of tol! for crossing Brock lias’ bridge, for the Pony Express, be one cent per month, until the further order of this Board. ga The Columbia Times says the late rains bave caused the Tuolumne to’ rise twelve feet,and the Stanislaus about six feet, deing an immense amount of damage to the miners along both rivers. We have beard ef no serious damage being done in any other quarter. pa The title of Parser” ia the navy bas been changed to that of Paymaster,” a much more appropriate term. gar General Walker is again turning . the dismemberment bis attention to Nicaragua. . ced at the bead of our colamns the Presiden . The State Central Committee, as far as . depends upon the kind, and degree of de-. regarded as the inventor's advocate aud ; which alone is “the a to define and deTH gE NEV AD A N AT 10 N AL for consultation with our brother Democrats} Parasrricat. DeveLopment 1x Tux {Homan LITERARY NOTICE. HORTICULTURE AK Eine * . from all parts of Nevada ceanty, yet enough . Oncantsm.—A hydatid, ten lines in length,) One of the most interesting and useful About this latitwde and longitede 66 the C. WELLS & Co., PUBLASHERS, . 94 come to our knowledge to warrant our . was taken from the liver of Issac Green, 00 . publications which comes to our sauctum i8 . aroey Slope of the Sierra Nevada Moonee ee belief that the great majority of them will . Tuesday morning of this week, at a post-. ihe Scientivic Amemicsy, a weekly publi. C. WELLS W. B. EWER C. B. FARLEMAN > : tains. sny a hundred miles notth and a bun’ . EWER, a heartily declare for Doug!ss and Jobnson.— . mortem examination of his body, by Dr. . cation, devoted to popular saience, new in. ao04 and fifty miles south, nature bas furyn It is trne Mr. Douglas was uot their first . Tompkins. This abnormal production occu. ventions, and the whole af mechanic . . : . wi , . es \aished the conditions of the most fantastic choice ; but we believe that, for the reasons . pied the central parts of the right lobe of the /and manufactoring arts. The “ Sientific) 5 our be world. above given. they will adbere to him, in the . liver, and had much of the shape and color . American” bas been published for arisen . ow Ne ay sa Se Ma.CHAS. A. CRANE is our sole Agent im San approaching political contest, on the ground . of the larva vulgarly denominated the white . years, by the well-known Patent Solicitors, . ,1, . eight a Pats rancisco. Hels empowered to receive advertisthat he is the nominee of the Democracy, and grub-worm. These parasites are supposed . Messrs. Munn & Co. 37 Park Row, New * ve, OM. i oun, w warm rays ments, and receipt for the saine. He may be found . is now the only man who can save the coup. to be produced by the too exclusive use of! York; and has yearly increased in interest & teem “jth the elements of organization and at 172 Montgomery street,. try from the fatal consequences, which would . vegetable food. ill digested diet, and filthy . cireulation. until it has attained, we underlife—the aveducts, of the earth, like couutAAA f\1 oy a victory of the Republican party. living generally. Whether the larva (as . stand. nearly 30,000 sobscribers, whieh fe less mill of microscopic Pape ta NATIONAL = come suppose) is introduced into the liver . the best of evidence that the publication ie . sre surebarsengite water from ting D icN. . . TAKING THEIR PLACES, through the circulation or whether it origiappreciated by the reading public. moles tain summits, and the si emocratic Nominations . While Gwin and Scottare for Brecken. sap vs elements peculiar to the glands To those of our readers who may not be ae pape ig a vital electricity if we seamen . . . ridge, we learn that Bure goes for Dong. 9 which they are deposited, isa question for . familiae with the character of the paper, we 1 : si he FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES, . las, and the friends of Latham say that be. physiologists to elucidate,certuin it is, that . wil] state some of the subjects of which it Vice _ GRASS VALLEY, JULY 21, 1860. —S— ——— — —— —— AGENTS. they prevail in the liver, lungs brain, spleen ¢ nrrents of QTE J . will be found there too. ‘ : jee treats. Its illustarted descriptions of all “tion STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, . The Judges ofthe Supreme Court, Gov. ergs me ee of v animals as . the most important improvements in « har m” aL hb one _W ‘ feed in low marshy places, and suffer from ; : mind bas been led to thee refiections _ a Downey, Gen. Denver, Gov. Weller, Gov. and agricultural machinery, will commend from a visit to the etebard of Mr> nae . McDongal Postmaster Weller, Tho’s Findley . “*Posure to extreems of heat and cold. The ittu the Engineer and Farmer, while the . Boston Ravine, In passing tne thrifty FOR VICE PRESIDENT . State Treasurer, Chas H. Hempstead, Supers . *'#¢ om re — ee that ofa new bousebold inventions and shop tools. . . onder upon wonder A " . intendent of the Mint, J. P. Hoge Chairman . 88% ton Nsard. eir shape is usu-/which are illustrated by edgraviogs and HERSCHEL V. JOHNSON, of the Democratic State Central Committee, ally spheroidal tike acucumber seed, Their . described in its columns, with the practical pre beer e° pir on mad moa OF GEORGIA. Speaker Coffroth, Frank Herreford, Judge . specific weight is abeut an equal balk of . recei, ¢ contained in every number, renders pesca ei a over looked! pen. —eEeEE—Eeee— ee Curtis. William S. Longare among the dis jwater. The color varies from white to/ the work desirable to housekeepers, and althey grow ee ool adem rapidly that they oUR CANDIDATES. . ; f the Democratic Part . green, and in some cases to a blush tint. . indi ; tinguished members of the Dem ic! arty ew 60 tt initiates most indispensible to every mechanic or absolutely quarrel over territory, and crowd Ou the 2st of Augest, 1858, ie the 4th who bave given in their prompt adhesion to : posed Jayers oF . smith who has a shop for manufactoring new . 4.04 other from the boughs in their straggt of Augnst, 1858, in the 4¢ the regular Democratic nominees of Baltilamine, like the coatsof an onion, rH or repairing old. 7 number of the “Nevada National,” we pla. more, varying in thickness ; its size, apd color,. Tee « Scientific American’? is universally . to get reom. tial ticket of onr choice, which bas remained . oan pe learned stand 21 for Douglas and 15 . velopment. They are sometimes solitary, . monitor ; the repository of American invenBoose: Prmscsnm nice eA 4 mig . n Ranch, Penn Valley, there, every week until the present issue, in . 1, tori " i i : : + I . fer Breckinridge—2 have deceased. and aé other times associated with hundreds. . tions, and the great authority on law, and . apparen — Wee — it by another. For) so far as wehave heard, eight Democratic . They undergo many consecutive changes . al] business conuected with Patents, The ptr. ~ trang aortps mF ay teen ee . papers have shown theircolors, as follows :— . from their embryotic start, to maturity, and OMmcial List of Claims, as issued weekly . thereof pretty freely, got Genser, ro cated our preference of Daniel S. Dick inson . . for President, and James 8. Green for Vice-. parca Fee ape . Marysville Democrat President, * Sunsect ro THR NomINations . Nevada Demeecrat Nevada National. ror BRECKINRIDGE. . ™Y become the nucleous of tumors, ul cers. . froin the Patent Office, in Washington, are . Marysville Express. . abscesses, scirrovs and fungoid develop-. publish at eral row among themselves on Thursday last,. 7 pres pu +d regularly in its columns, All the . during which one of thei ber oe — . ment. most important Pacents issued by the Uni-. gta : kill yore a uF Tze Democratic NatioxaL Convention.” . stockton Argus Ce ted States Patent Offic 1 stantly killed, by the discharge of a gun.— tbe a ce ure illustrated aod . The Indians were ted as very tarbaIn folfiliment of the pledge contained in Conquest 7 etait. . Hovsr Breaginc.—The dwelling bouse of . described on its pages. thus forming an unlent, and the Bang = ee sa. th’s qualifying clause, we now raise the flag . #4 Both the friends of Douglas and the j Dr. Dow, situated on Main Street, in this . rivalled history of American inventions. ndiiediitaiktesliane lest t ° i i a y ee of venentiy? unfurled by the Democratic Nation. friends of Breckeoridge have beld ratification . place, was entered by burglars on Wednes—. It is not ouly the hest, but the largest and . settlers. When our i ps = left, the dead al Convention, at Buaitimore. bearing the . meetings at San Francisco, aud conarting . Gay evening last. The fellows sccured an . cheapest paper devoted to Science,Mechanies . Indian ons in aeabeshdest the rond names of Srernen A. Duvenas for Presi-. to the S.F. Herald.a paper supposed to . entrance by unlocking the back door by . Mnoufacturers, and the Useful Arts publish. pig couiinall . maki . lt dent, and Herscurt V. Jonxson for Vice . lean to the side of Breckenridge, the Dougmeans of a pair of nippers applied to the) edin the world. Hon. Judge Mason, for-. to burn his hody. ng preparations — : . las meeting was attended by abont 6,000 key from the outside, while it was in the) merly Commissioner of Patents, is not only . e have done this, not because we pre: . people, while but 1.000 were in attendance . lock on the inside, They entered the lodging . engaged with the publi hers in their immesn:. 4@7Isaac Greex.—A coloured man died erred the individuals there selected. On. at the Breckivridge gathering. This fact room of Mr. H. Solomon, anc wife, and. Patent Agency department, but asa writer in this village on Monday last, the 1 inst gg or admit that if we bad . is significant. . took bis pantaloons from under bis pillow, . on Patent Laws and Practice, bis ability is . @fter a short but violent sickness a voice in the selection of a candidate > ie aE eR from which they abstracted a smal! quantity . forcib! is . by Billious P y portrayed in the columns of this; °Y ‘ous Pnewmonia, Green ware native we should have cast a vote for Mr. Breckena The letter of Stephen A. Douglas to . of change. They also took away bis boots. . paper. of North Carolina Warren County, whare bis ridge rather than for Mr. Donglas. But the seh ot Oe air daca, . Cloroform was administered to the sleepers. The “ Scientific Ameticn is published . Parente, and friends now reside. He ba, Convention thought otherwise ; and,as Dem pa songs ileal Sitsinsien, then . The barglars no doubt expected to obtain . once a week, (every Satarday,) each num. been a residant of this village for the last two oy eer _ Re ewatthowguny. . ever it could be peas toappear that oie . the key to Mr. Berwin’s clothing store for . ber containing 16 pages of Letterpress, and . years past, and was distinguished for bie In taking this course, we are actuated course would tend t¢ the Gasusbny adiliuatiy . whom he is clerking. from 19 to 12 original Engravings of New . polite, and civil demenor, but more for ble SEA eee senctetens ef getaipe ent of the Democratic pertnias teed veal with eee ae ee Inventions, consisting of the most improved . ingenuity and ready adaptation iv the busiduty. To them we yield personal preferen. . ppc . Tuert anp Arnest.—Oo Wednesday last! Tools, Engines, Mills, Agricultural Machines ; ness of jobing, neat adjustment io the finish ; . interest by all trae Democrats all over the : Aes besa’ 8, Agricultural Bachines . ae 8. mishces, which bave grown and strengthened dummo Te tented teeeaieiiecent : Messrs. James Pritchard and John Lioyd, . and Househould Utensils making 52 saith ing up of rooms ete ae alt , . country. er is ntiment. . ; ; , : , : . ting our two year’s editorial experience.— sealed to-eastioe dial a the bbighest . miners occupying a cabin sone, enna ®] bers a year, comprising 832 pages. sndover . His friends desire us to thank the public for . ranch, en returning from their work to dinner . 500 Original Engravings, printed on heavy . them, for such assistance as was rendered We do not stop to calculate the chances of . b ite disti emathaiits It success; because, in defeat as well aa in . PODOF UPOD Is Cistiaguiehed sabhor. Wa8 found their cabin broken open and robbed of . fine pa ; , : a per, in a form expressly fur binding, ' during his sickness, and at his burial. victory, we remain with the National Dem. emt ¥ yas arom = Ue . $125 in coin, o sliver watch, valued at $50) ang = for $2 per asian : " : ———A . : neb,under circumstances when leas “— a ae ; ocratic party. By this expression we do not codhd tpenpented. ‘Thats wer net peeena Navy revolver, adouble barrelled pistol.) 4 New Volumn commences on the Istof. ga Last Thursday wus the fourth annie mean to concede the probability of defeat ; . a pair of boots and several smaller articles. . July, and we b } ber of Cae ted was no faalt of Mr. Douglas, neither . ” On looking about town, the pistol was ily, and we ope a large number of our! versary of the great fire in Nevada, which y can the gentleman in whose care it was placed . . ‘ . townsmen witl avail themselves of the presnt) completely destroyed that town; with seme would not change our views of duty. soon found in the bands of a party who bad . esportanitp t bectibe. B ; , , be accused of any desire to protract the un’ . ; , vpportunitp to subscribe. By remitting $2 . eight or ten of its best citizens. The Democratic National Convention bas, b ditt welll 1 depl ‘ . just purohased it of a man who when found,) by matlto the pnblisbers, Mano & Co. 37 . ES TTS by time bonored usage of the party, been apey Cihegnese whewe all depteve ; fee . gave bisnameas David Gillespie, The watch . park Row, New York, thep will send you , : : body . "° Opportunity occurred under which its pre. oua £the.oth tict eaieie aks ite CONSTABLE'S SALE. constituted and recognized. an the 7) seutation could have restored harmouy to . ier, st other articles was found up-) their paper one year, at the end of which ¥ VIRTUE of an order of snle to me delivered, is‘ ‘on bis person. Five dollars, in coin was ta. iime you will bave a volume which sued from the Court of E. L. Mellonrms, Fi the party. We regret that we bave no. ; ; i « olume Which YOU . Jn acting Justice of the Peace in & for th er room for the insertién of the letter ken from bis boots, He was immediately ar. would not part with for treble its cost. The Novaias beak & Ready Townrhip hesdion. date foe : : rested, taken before Judge Richardson and " put under $1,000 bonds to appear before the eee sans P : day of Jaly .A. D. 1800. To satisf, Jud, publ:ehers willingto mail asngle copy of the rendere d by said Court on the ath, des was. . b paper to such as may wish to see it without . D. 1860. In favor of CHUNG KEF, and agninat Court of Sessions for trial upon the charge of Grand Larceny. In default be was committed to the county jail, where he will have Cha Chung and AH PO. forthe sum of 101 dears, to remaia for four meuths, before the Court ' clare what are the iples of the party. As vew circumstances and new exigencies arise, that en; the sense of the party in relation to; in other words it annonnces, at its quadrennial gatherings, the Democratic Pratroum. The latter then becomes the rule of action for the party.— Dip nor Hestrate.—When the reeult of the labors uf the Convention at Baltimore was announced, Governor Downey with that decision of character for which be bas become noted as the Executive of the State, charge. debt, toterest, damages, and costs offsuit—I hove eines ” a oe . taken in Execution and will sell te the highest bid. Fie Docrantuent.,—We saw at McLaugh. SF Son a ee : ; county aud Township @ for said on the ith, day of lin’s Hardware Establishment, a day or two . August, between the hours of 9 e’clock, A. M. and . 5 o'clock, l'. M. the following described l'ro 7, to From that declaration there is no appeal. declared himself at once in favor of the regu. agaia convenes. Gillespie is a stranger in. since, the new pipes intended for the use of . wit ene China vegetable , with a house in: To those who remain within the pale of the . lar nominees of the Baltimore Convention, . this place, and two other suspicious looking . tae * Protection Hose Co,"’ of this” place. a aaa edge F +8 sais geréom, with party, there is no alternative but submission Le aliens alll dae strangers were seen with bim about the cab-. They are evidently an. improvement upon . the Property of Cha Chung, and te cote te dite behests of tte Mabéct teibneal. To Moperx Proraecies.—We have devoted o. i tne morni H fused i the above demads and accrureng cost of suit . ghest tribunal, ese ; Bin morning. e relu to reveal . the old ones. which have been in use by the large pertion of our columns, to-day, to a 7 + P. R. POWERS, Constabie. constitute the Democratic creed; and he. . mewhat condensed—-of m very . ’° 7smee of the parties. Department for the past two years, They . ——————_—___who does not assent to it is no Democrat. P y ———-—_---------are the “ ring nozzle” p'pes, and wherever OLFE’S CELEBRATED. COGNAC BRANDY they bave been used, they have give the ut-. Welte’s Fime Old Port Wine; most satisfaction. We are informed that Wolfe's Fine Old Sherry Wi ne, the Company intend trying them one day. Wolfe’ Fine Old Madeira Wine; interesting essay from the last number of the Hesperian. The “ Prophecies,” and the learned and ingenious comments thereon posses a rare interest toevery class of readRospery.—The house of John Chapman, near Auburn, was entered a few days since, and robbed of $200 in coin, a gold watch, 1n politics as in religion, it is not philosophical to suppose that men can think precisely alike on every point suggested by these metaphysical speculators, sometimes desigore, and. will wpllsepep @.aneital paddieal valued at $200, and several other articles, . next week. Welfe's Old st aud St. Croix nated as “abstractionists.” But he wh . . £8 um, ard ‘ Ep aeragens oH el Tho emsranieltt pratuiiion, ta tighly > rd edit al engl ay — ee isin need of more bose,. yyolfes Irish end Sco'ch Whisker. political benefi : creditable to the writer aad to the excellent 4 en thee Sutand texprecure os ene IN BOTTLES AND © ical benefits. must agree with them upon place and brought before Justice Richardson . necessary funds canbe raised. Very likely,. Weare now prepared to supply with periodical which has presented it to the pablic that can be accomplisbed, it the Protection . *97 % the above articles, waranted pure and of the boys should conclude to bave their AnniveraeienmeBEERS sary Ball. We have not beard whether it + s3Clay Rc ems Ml will come off, but presume that it will.) 2052-3m Sole Agents for California and Oregon. Success to them—we necd their valuable ga Great numbers of our citizens availS A C R A M E N T 8) ’ ed them selves of the opportunity. on Monp EST day last of paying their respects to that Pee SEARS SR See wonderfal specimen of bumanity, the Bl-. ()[,Q THING giam Giant. “Old Bleck,”? among otbers, AST called to see his highness, and a!though he + pagans pp pt 3 é was constrained to yield to him the palm, in general bodly proportions, be still insisted Leaders and Introducers of and made the fact evident by personal dem? A 8 bf a ® i onstration, that the giant had no advantage) FOR THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, over him in the point of noseology. “ Old. Have received from their New York House Block,” is still without a rivalin theslient) 503 BroaDWAY, New York, by whom he was remanded to Aubarn for trial. Soon after arriving there. however, he managed to free himself from bis irons, and effect an escape. Te was retaken near the Empire Ranch, and was persuaded to disclose to the officers where be bad secreted his plunder, He was then lodged in jail to await his trial for Grand Laaceny. a code, comprising certain general principles and rules of action ; and, for this purpore minor shades of opinion mast be sacrificed, or at least held in abeyance. Upon this ground we bold that those delegates who made the adoption of the platform at Baltimore a pretext for seceding from the Convention, thereby forfeited their right to the name of Democrats. The Delegates from California we regard as derilict in their duty to their constituents. They abandoned their poste, and lefttheir State unrepresented in the great National Council. By the act of sending them there, itted our politica: interests to cer1 and action of that body. The of our agents does not release Foounp Ocr.—The San Francisco Herald says that the name of the author of the late anonymoueand libelous attack on the Judges. of the Supreme Court, has been discovered, and that hopes are entertained that they will also be able to ascertain the office where it was first printed, The parties will soon be called to account for the astrocious calumnies they have uttered. Drap Horse.—An inveterate Old Line Whig, a resideut of Nevada, from the Old Dominion, sold a horee the other, day for $250,payable when Virginia, gives her Electoral,vote for Bell & Everett. Wut. Nor Come —It is hardly probable that Mr. Breckenridge. under the unexpectExreprtiovs.—Large numbers of persona are daily arrivingat Virgina City by the Henness Pass route, over which good time is being made. Passengers conveyed by Sale & Co’s., saddle train reach San Francisco in four days from Vi:ginta—sometimes in three. Bia Tatx.—When the news of the seizure of the two Spanish Steamers reached MaThe StateGonvention by which they were) ition in which be bas been plnced by . arid, a Cabinet Council was immediately . point of his benevolent Lon appoin isively rejected a resolution posi®on in w P begeah gerbes nell wae immediately . 2010 ; ent countenance. és Latest Styles , Pan este, phn which declared Mr. Douglas . the-actioa of the Seceders Convention, will . cslled, speaking of which the official organ . may he live to blow it, ™ ete ; slo new se ye to be the “Iast\ghoice”’ of California. Our . Visit California, as be had antiscpated. * 9 Ale tgs aga ela” Tur Ecurrss, was witoessed in this place} Cloths, : delegates had no\right therefor to desert) Tux Hesrentan for July has been received . , 4; pi ph ace 4 or eotited bys great number of our citizens, who Cassimeres their posts, they anticipated the . from the Publishers. This number is an exod oni Cae é “pew . ith "uae alt, were aroused from the morning slumbers by and Vestings, nomination which ultimately made.— . cellent one, partieulartly the articles contri-. . a. the co with the points of . . ringing ofthe chureh belle, and took 80. Which we will make to Order, and warHad they, and the res\who seceded,remsined . buted by Hittel and Caxton. A valuable # the concluding pages of the mag-. 19 walk tothe neighboring hile where f ; in the Convention, the}\had it in their power nificent epoch which we have so gloriously cont a GESTS Teeth, sleeve pattern accompanies the number, Mrs. Day bas returoed from a long visit cast, and will resume the editorial chair. the best view could be obtained. The sun Send vour Orders and be sure and cal) on was seen to rise that morning, by many to HEU . HASTINGS & CO. whom such @ phenomenon has long beens) ¢., y a Streets, Sacramento. stranger. 30-3m — ml “Dave” of the Grass Valley Stage will Important to Teamsters and the please accept our thanks for favorsinbis) pI BLIC GENERALLY line. tie had been Z.m. DENMAN, on Monday Evening ee W OD seapecttelly eer pateneny eteaen 1 : ARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STRFET, his enumeration of the popaCc. ~ 4, Lb ae ‘ fad was at fault. There could not have . Where heis nrw prepared to Manufacture and commenced on the burning sands of Africa.’ Coxsotipatep.—The State and Alta Tele= A whaleboat, 29 feetin length bas . 8"@pb lines have become consolidated in one recently been placed on Lake Bigler. compauy, but the rates of telegraphing are pei not thereby increased. We learn that the . all Weare under obligations to Mr./ lines will be pntin good order at once Oscar Barr, driver of the Marysville Stage which is very desirable, 1 : fer favors, for which he will please accept Mca we . car thaaks. B® The Nevada Democrat chronicles the Dovoeras Guxs.—The friends of Douglas roves peorgting oe i the tent. We cannot but bope hat on mature of is broken up, . 4ted one hnndred guns in San Francisco, : Wagons of every description pe : ome —_ “ Ricbentiedt hs Shereenthin;: ane bint te . as he Bresteg ae been less than 1500 persons present. . eeetekataune pon (vege pore bg ' ;' ane. Py igen bee. lin gram, of San Fracisco o-ht nite g@-Mr, Douglas was in New York on the BB Carriages Painted and Varnished “ee Although we have not bhajan oppertuaiiy reception news vomination. . under the editerinl charge « ‘Bogq,. . 2nd of July. é‘ Grane Valley, Ot. 15, 1858. att + ' : ‘

x there will be a universal war ten years afterwards, or in 1885. This will result in the overthrew of everything good, and the rise of the man of sia. This phrase is most obsecure. 37. Theman of sin shall be born of two races. The white dower beeomes obscured during the times six times trenty moons. Then rt shal! disappear, to be seen no more furever. . The Bourbon dynasty will last from the 2d November, 1862, to the 2¢ May. 1900, when it will godewn forever. 38. Much evil and little good will there be in those days. Many cities shall perish by fire lerael then retarn« entirely to Christ the Lord, This may mean either the restoration of the Jews to the holy land, er return of all Protestants to the mother churcb. 29. The acepreed and the faithful shall be separ ted into two distinct classes, clearly distingai shed. 40. Butallisover. Godalone wil! be believed The third part of Gaul, and again the third part and a balf, will be without faith. . Five sixthsof France, and the whole . world, are to be infidel in the year 1900, ; 41. The same ill be among other nations. i 42. And belv li! six times three moons, and . four times five moon s, and there is a general falling . off, and the end of time has begun. 43. Aftera oumber, net complete, of mopns. God will combat inthe persons of his two servants. i The man of sin shall carry off the victory. . 44. Batitiedooe! The Almighty raises up a . wall of Gre that obseares my visien, and I can see nothing more. May he be blost forevermore. Amen! . Three years and two months from the 2d May 1906, or on the 2d July, 1903, the begining of the end ofall things shall he ushered in ; and tn jess than one year from that time, universal wickedness is to pre. vail. Faith ie to die out, and nothing bui the conflagration of the worldshall be able to redeem and purity it. Thas ends this cingular and most terrific . prephecy * * * [t was published extensively in Paris, in 18 48, after the expulsion of Louis Philip ; But as it equally predicted the downfall of the Republic, it was prebibited fuom circulation by the leaders of that great movement, It wasthen chiéfly regarded asa maneurve ofthe legitimists, and those whe aided its circulation were re. garded as public enemies, lt created a great sensation, and was repablisbed in most of the European jourvals io that event. . fal year. Another of its cycles having . nearly revolved, it is quite probable that we shall bear more of it than ever during _ next three years. Napoleon Iil. is too well acquainted with the springs of human action to permit it to be republished in Franve ; for when pro. fhecies are known, notbing tends more surely to their fulfilment, thau the mere expectency of the events foretold. Nor can it be denied by the close observer of events now transpiring, that Europe is on the eve of another bouleversement. * * * Besides the above prophecy, there are several others handed round ian Fraace, relately chiefly to the condition ef that empire One of the best known is called the Poictiers Prediction. But on examination it seems to be a mere imitation of the Orval Previsions, containing “the writings of the Sybil, without ber inspiration.’’ In them all, however one fact of great prominence and constant . recurrence is the destruction of 1’aris by fire, Mosf of them date this event somewhere between 1855 1865, and so complete isto be the annibilation of that proud Capital, that, “fathers sball walk with their children, and the children shall ask why is that desolate spet? They will answer : my children here once stood a great city which God destroyed for its crimes.” So sayeth the Prophet of Peictiers. Wasnor.—We leara from the Territorial Enterprise that affairs at Washoe are beginning to look upagain. Prospecting bas now become fully resumed and claims already opened are daily improving in value. The Ophir company has taken out 134 tons of ore within the last two months, ofa quality which it is thought will yield not less than $2,000 per ton. This company is now raising about five tons of sulph urets per day which is being shipped to San Francisco, as fast as possible, It is thonght the company will reatize not leas than $1,200,000 in the gross, from their mine, between the present time avd November next. The ground of the Central company is also improving. and they will soon bave their mill ready to ran. The Mexican and Washoe companies are also shipping ore. The Enterprise bas seen some sulphurets taken from tbe Choller grouad on Monday the 9th inst., which greatly resembled, and itis thought will prove quite as valuable asany taken from the Ophir ground. The wonderfull richness of this celebrated Comstock lead seems to be constantly on the increase, wherever it is struck. Curar Tott.—At a recent meeting of the Supervisors of El Dorado county it was Ordered, that the rate of tol! for crossing Brock lias’ bridge, for the Pony Express, be one cent per month, until the further order of this Board. ga The Columbia Times says the late rains bave caused the Tuolumne to’ rise twelve feet,and the Stanislaus about six feet, deing an immense amount of damage to the miners along both rivers. We have beard ef no serious damage being done in any other quarter. pa The title of Parser” ia the navy bas been changed to that of Paymaster,” a much more appropriate term. gar General Walker is again turning . the dismemberment bis attention to Nicaragua. . ced at the bead of our colamns the Presiden . The State Central Committee, as far as . depends upon the kind, and degree of de-. regarded as the inventor's advocate aud ; which alone is “the a to define and deTH gE NEV AD A N AT 10 N AL for consultation with our brother Democrats} Parasrricat. DeveLopment 1x Tux {Homan LITERARY NOTICE. HORTICULTURE AK Eine * . from all parts of Nevada ceanty, yet enough . Oncantsm.—A hydatid, ten lines in length,) One of the most interesting and useful About this latitwde and longitede 66 the C. WELLS & Co., PUBLASHERS, . 94 come to our knowledge to warrant our . was taken from the liver of Issac Green, 00 . publications which comes to our sauctum i8 . aroey Slope of the Sierra Nevada Moonee ee belief that the great majority of them will . Tuesday morning of this week, at a post-. ihe Scientivic Amemicsy, a weekly publi. C. WELLS W. B. EWER C. B. FARLEMAN > : tains. sny a hundred miles notth and a bun’ . EWER, a heartily declare for Doug!ss and Jobnson.— . mortem examination of his body, by Dr. . cation, devoted to popular saience, new in. ao04 and fifty miles south, nature bas furyn It is trne Mr. Douglas was uot their first . Tompkins. This abnormal production occu. ventions, and the whole af mechanic . . : . wi , . es \aished the conditions of the most fantastic choice ; but we believe that, for the reasons . pied the central parts of the right lobe of the /and manufactoring arts. The “ Sientific) 5 our be world. above given. they will adbere to him, in the . liver, and had much of the shape and color . American” bas been published for arisen . ow Ne ay sa Se Ma.CHAS. A. CRANE is our sole Agent im San approaching political contest, on the ground . of the larva vulgarly denominated the white . years, by the well-known Patent Solicitors, . ,1, . eight a Pats rancisco. Hels empowered to receive advertisthat he is the nominee of the Democracy, and grub-worm. These parasites are supposed . Messrs. Munn & Co. 37 Park Row, New * ve, OM. i oun, w warm rays ments, and receipt for the saine. He may be found . is now the only man who can save the coup. to be produced by the too exclusive use of! York; and has yearly increased in interest & teem “jth the elements of organization and at 172 Montgomery street,. try from the fatal consequences, which would . vegetable food. ill digested diet, and filthy . cireulation. until it has attained, we underlife—the aveducts, of the earth, like couutAAA f\1 oy a victory of the Republican party. living generally. Whether the larva (as . stand. nearly 30,000 sobscribers, whieh fe less mill of microscopic Pape ta NATIONAL = come suppose) is introduced into the liver . the best of evidence that the publication ie . sre surebarsengite water from ting D icN. . . TAKING THEIR PLACES, through the circulation or whether it origiappreciated by the reading public. moles tain summits, and the si emocratic Nominations . While Gwin and Scottare for Brecken. sap vs elements peculiar to the glands To those of our readers who may not be ae pape ig a vital electricity if we seamen . . . ridge, we learn that Bure goes for Dong. 9 which they are deposited, isa question for . familiae with the character of the paper, we 1 : si he FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES, . las, and the friends of Latham say that be. physiologists to elucidate,certuin it is, that . wil] state some of the subjects of which it Vice _ GRASS VALLEY, JULY 21, 1860. —S— ——— — —— —— AGENTS. they prevail in the liver, lungs brain, spleen ¢ nrrents of QTE J . will be found there too. ‘ : jee treats. Its illustarted descriptions of all “tion STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, . The Judges ofthe Supreme Court, Gov. ergs me ee of v animals as . the most important improvements in « har m” aL hb one _W ‘ feed in low marshy places, and suffer from ; : mind bas been led to thee refiections _ a Downey, Gen. Denver, Gov. Weller, Gov. and agricultural machinery, will commend from a visit to the etebard of Mr> nae . McDongal Postmaster Weller, Tho’s Findley . “*Posure to extreems of heat and cold. The ittu the Engineer and Farmer, while the . Boston Ravine, In passing tne thrifty FOR VICE PRESIDENT . State Treasurer, Chas H. Hempstead, Supers . *'#¢ om re — ee that ofa new bousebold inventions and shop tools. . . onder upon wonder A " . intendent of the Mint, J. P. Hoge Chairman . 88% ton Nsard. eir shape is usu-/which are illustrated by edgraviogs and HERSCHEL V. JOHNSON, of the Democratic State Central Committee, ally spheroidal tike acucumber seed, Their . described in its columns, with the practical pre beer e° pir on mad moa OF GEORGIA. Speaker Coffroth, Frank Herreford, Judge . specific weight is abeut an equal balk of . recei, ¢ contained in every number, renders pesca ei a over looked! pen. —eEeEE—Eeee— ee Curtis. William S. Longare among the dis jwater. The color varies from white to/ the work desirable to housekeepers, and althey grow ee ool adem rapidly that they oUR CANDIDATES. . ; f the Democratic Part . green, and in some cases to a blush tint. . indi ; tinguished members of the Dem ic! arty ew 60 tt initiates most indispensible to every mechanic or absolutely quarrel over territory, and crowd Ou the 2st of Augest, 1858, ie the 4th who bave given in their prompt adhesion to : posed Jayers oF . smith who has a shop for manufactoring new . 4.04 other from the boughs in their straggt of Augnst, 1858, in the 4¢ the regular Democratic nominees of Baltilamine, like the coatsof an onion, rH or repairing old. 7 number of the “Nevada National,” we pla. more, varying in thickness ; its size, apd color,. Tee « Scientific American’? is universally . to get reom. tial ticket of onr choice, which bas remained . oan pe learned stand 21 for Douglas and 15 . velopment. They are sometimes solitary, . monitor ; the repository of American invenBoose: Prmscsnm nice eA 4 mig . n Ranch, Penn Valley, there, every week until the present issue, in . 1, tori " i i : : + I . fer Breckinridge—2 have deceased. and aé other times associated with hundreds. . tions, and the great authority on law, and . apparen — Wee — it by another. For) so far as wehave heard, eight Democratic . They undergo many consecutive changes . al] business conuected with Patents, The ptr. ~ trang aortps mF ay teen ee . papers have shown theircolors, as follows :— . from their embryotic start, to maturity, and OMmcial List of Claims, as issued weekly . thereof pretty freely, got Genser, ro cated our preference of Daniel S. Dick inson . . for President, and James 8. Green for Vice-. parca Fee ape . Marysville Democrat President, * Sunsect ro THR NomINations . Nevada Demeecrat Nevada National. ror BRECKINRIDGE. . ™Y become the nucleous of tumors, ul cers. . froin the Patent Office, in Washington, are . Marysville Express. . abscesses, scirrovs and fungoid develop-. publish at eral row among themselves on Thursday last,. 7 pres pu +d regularly in its columns, All the . during which one of thei ber oe — . ment. most important Pacents issued by the Uni-. gta : kill yore a uF Tze Democratic NatioxaL Convention.” . stockton Argus Ce ted States Patent Offic 1 stantly killed, by the discharge of a gun.— tbe a ce ure illustrated aod . The Indians were ted as very tarbaIn folfiliment of the pledge contained in Conquest 7 etait. . Hovsr Breaginc.—The dwelling bouse of . described on its pages. thus forming an unlent, and the Bang = ee sa. th’s qualifying clause, we now raise the flag . #4 Both the friends of Douglas and the j Dr. Dow, situated on Main Street, in this . rivalled history of American inventions. ndiiediitaiktesliane lest t ° i i a y ee of venentiy? unfurled by the Democratic Nation. friends of Breckeoridge have beld ratification . place, was entered by burglars on Wednes—. It is not ouly the hest, but the largest and . settlers. When our i ps = left, the dead al Convention, at Buaitimore. bearing the . meetings at San Francisco, aud conarting . Gay evening last. The fellows sccured an . cheapest paper devoted to Science,Mechanies . Indian ons in aeabeshdest the rond names of Srernen A. Duvenas for Presi-. to the S.F. Herald.a paper supposed to . entrance by unlocking the back door by . Mnoufacturers, and the Useful Arts publish. pig couiinall . maki . lt dent, and Herscurt V. Jonxson for Vice . lean to the side of Breckenridge, the Dougmeans of a pair of nippers applied to the) edin the world. Hon. Judge Mason, for-. to burn his hody. ng preparations — : . las meeting was attended by abont 6,000 key from the outside, while it was in the) merly Commissioner of Patents, is not only . e have done this, not because we pre: . people, while but 1.000 were in attendance . lock on the inside, They entered the lodging . engaged with the publi hers in their immesn:. 4@7Isaac Greex.—A coloured man died erred the individuals there selected. On. at the Breckivridge gathering. This fact room of Mr. H. Solomon, anc wife, and. Patent Agency department, but asa writer in this village on Monday last, the 1 inst gg or admit that if we bad . is significant. . took bis pantaloons from under bis pillow, . on Patent Laws and Practice, bis ability is . @fter a short but violent sickness a voice in the selection of a candidate > ie aE eR from which they abstracted a smal! quantity . forcib! is . by Billious P

y portrayed in the columns of this; °Y ‘ous Pnewmonia, Green ware native we should have cast a vote for Mr. Breckena The letter of Stephen A. Douglas to . of change. They also took away bis boots. . paper. of North Carolina Warren County, whare bis ridge rather than for Mr. Donglas. But the seh ot Oe air daca, . Cloroform was administered to the sleepers. The “ Scientific Ameticn is published . Parente, and friends now reside. He ba, Convention thought otherwise ; and,as Dem pa songs ileal Sitsinsien, then . The barglars no doubt expected to obtain . once a week, (every Satarday,) each num. been a residant of this village for the last two oy eer _ Re ewatthowguny. . ever it could be peas toappear that oie . the key to Mr. Berwin’s clothing store for . ber containing 16 pages of Letterpress, and . years past, and was distinguished for bie In taking this course, we are actuated course would tend t¢ the Gasusbny adiliuatiy . whom he is clerking. from 19 to 12 original Engravings of New . polite, and civil demenor, but more for ble SEA eee senctetens ef getaipe ent of the Democratic pertnias teed veal with eee ae ee Inventions, consisting of the most improved . ingenuity and ready adaptation iv the busiduty. To them we yield personal preferen. . ppc . Tuert anp Arnest.—Oo Wednesday last! Tools, Engines, Mills, Agricultural Machines ; ness of jobing, neat adjustment io the finish ; . interest by all trae Democrats all over the : Aes besa’ 8, Agricultural Bachines . ae 8. mishces, which bave grown and strengthened dummo Te tented teeeaieiiecent : Messrs. James Pritchard and John Lioyd, . and Househould Utensils making 52 saith ing up of rooms ete ae alt , . country. er is ntiment. . ; ; , : , : . ting our two year’s editorial experience.— sealed to-eastioe dial a the bbighest . miners occupying a cabin sone, enna ®] bers a year, comprising 832 pages. sndover . His friends desire us to thank the public for . ranch, en returning from their work to dinner . 500 Original Engravings, printed on heavy . them, for such assistance as was rendered We do not stop to calculate the chances of . b ite disti emathaiits It success; because, in defeat as well aa in . PODOF UPOD Is Cistiaguiehed sabhor. Wa8 found their cabin broken open and robbed of . fine pa ; , : a per, in a form expressly fur binding, ' during his sickness, and at his burial. victory, we remain with the National Dem. emt ¥ yas arom = Ue . $125 in coin, o sliver watch, valued at $50) ang = for $2 per asian : " : ———A . : neb,under circumstances when leas “— a ae ; ocratic party. By this expression we do not codhd tpenpented. ‘Thats wer net peeena Navy revolver, adouble barrelled pistol.) 4 New Volumn commences on the Istof. ga Last Thursday wus the fourth annie mean to concede the probability of defeat ; . a pair of boots and several smaller articles. . July, and we b } ber of Cae ted was no faalt of Mr. Douglas, neither . ” On looking about town, the pistol was ily, and we ope a large number of our! versary of the great fire in Nevada, which y can the gentleman in whose care it was placed . . ‘ . townsmen witl avail themselves of the presnt) completely destroyed that town; with seme would not change our views of duty. soon found in the bands of a party who bad . esportanitp t bectibe. B ; , , be accused of any desire to protract the un’ . ; , vpportunitp to subscribe. By remitting $2 . eight or ten of its best citizens. The Democratic National Convention bas, b ditt welll 1 depl ‘ . just purohased it of a man who when found,) by matlto the pnblisbers, Mano & Co. 37 . ES TTS by time bonored usage of the party, been apey Cihegnese whewe all depteve ; fee . gave bisnameas David Gillespie, The watch . park Row, New York, thep will send you , : : body . "° Opportunity occurred under which its pre. oua £the.oth tict eaieie aks ite CONSTABLE'S SALE. constituted and recognized. an the 7) seutation could have restored harmouy to . ier, st other articles was found up-) their paper one year, at the end of which ¥ VIRTUE of an order of snle to me delivered, is‘ ‘on bis person. Five dollars, in coin was ta. iime you will bave a volume which sued from the Court of E. L. Mellonrms, Fi the party. We regret that we bave no. ; ; i « olume Which YOU . Jn acting Justice of the Peace in & for th er room for the insertién of the letter ken from bis boots, He was immediately ar. would not part with for treble its cost. The Novaias beak & Ready Townrhip hesdion. date foe : : rested, taken before Judge Richardson and " put under $1,000 bonds to appear before the eee sans P : day of Jaly .A. D. 1800. To satisf, Jud, publ:ehers willingto mail asngle copy of the rendere d by said Court on the ath, des was. . b paper to such as may wish to see it without . D. 1860. In favor of CHUNG KEF, and agninat Court of Sessions for trial upon the charge of Grand Larceny. In default be was committed to the county jail, where he will have Cha Chung and AH PO. forthe sum of 101 dears, to remaia for four meuths, before the Court ' clare what are the iples of the party. As vew circumstances and new exigencies arise, that en; the sense of the party in relation to; in other words it annonnces, at its quadrennial gatherings, the Democratic Pratroum. The latter then becomes the rule of action for the party.— Dip nor Hestrate.—When the reeult of the labors uf the Convention at Baltimore was announced, Governor Downey with that decision of character for which be bas become noted as the Executive of the State, charge. debt, toterest, damages, and costs offsuit—I hove eines ” a oe . taken in Execution and will sell te the highest bid. Fie Docrantuent.,—We saw at McLaugh. SF Son a ee : ; county aud Township @ for said on the ith, day of lin’s Hardware Establishment, a day or two . August, between the hours of 9 e’clock, A. M. and . 5 o'clock, l'. M. the following described l'ro 7, to From that declaration there is no appeal. declared himself at once in favor of the regu. agaia convenes. Gillespie is a stranger in. since, the new pipes intended for the use of . wit ene China vegetable , with a house in: To those who remain within the pale of the . lar nominees of the Baltimore Convention, . this place, and two other suspicious looking . tae * Protection Hose Co,"’ of this” place. a aaa edge F +8 sais geréom, with party, there is no alternative but submission Le aliens alll dae strangers were seen with bim about the cab-. They are evidently an. improvement upon . the Property of Cha Chung, and te cote te dite behests of tte Mabéct teibneal. To Moperx Proraecies.—We have devoted o. i tne morni H fused i the above demads and accrureng cost of suit . ghest tribunal, ese ; Bin morning. e relu to reveal . the old ones. which have been in use by the large pertion of our columns, to-day, to a 7 + P. R. POWERS, Constabie. constitute the Democratic creed; and he. . mewhat condensed—-of m very . ’° 7smee of the parties. Department for the past two years, They . ——————_—___who does not assent to it is no Democrat. P y ———-—_---------are the “ ring nozzle” p'pes, and wherever OLFE’S CELEBRATED. COGNAC BRANDY they bave been used, they have give the ut-. Welte’s Fime Old Port Wine; most satisfaction. We are informed that Wolfe's Fine Old Sherry Wi ne, the Company intend trying them one day. Wolfe’ Fine Old Madeira Wine; interesting essay from the last number of the Hesperian. The “ Prophecies,” and the learned and ingenious comments thereon posses a rare interest toevery class of readRospery.—The house of John Chapman, near Auburn, was entered a few days since, and robbed of $200 in coin, a gold watch, 1n politics as in religion, it is not philosophical to suppose that men can think precisely alike on every point suggested by these metaphysical speculators, sometimes desigore, and. will wpllsepep @.aneital paddieal valued at $200, and several other articles, . next week. Welfe's Old st aud St. Croix nated as “abstractionists.” But he wh . . £8 um, ard ‘ Ep aeragens oH el Tho emsranieltt pratuiiion, ta tighly > rd edit al engl ay — ee isin need of more bose,. yyolfes Irish end Sco'ch Whisker. political benefi : creditable to the writer aad to the excellent 4 en thee Sutand texprecure os ene IN BOTTLES AND © ical benefits. must agree with them upon place and brought before Justice Richardson . necessary funds canbe raised. Very likely,. Weare now prepared to supply with periodical which has presented it to the pablic that can be accomplisbed, it the Protection . *97 % the above articles, waranted pure and of the boys should conclude to bave their AnniveraeienmeBEERS sary Ball. We have not beard whether it + s3Clay Rc ems Ml will come off, but presume that it will.) 2052-3m Sole Agents for California and Oregon. Success to them—we necd their valuable ga Great numbers of our citizens availS A C R A M E N T 8) ’ ed them selves of the opportunity. on Monp EST day last of paying their respects to that Pee SEARS SR See wonderfal specimen of bumanity, the Bl-. ()[,Q THING giam Giant. “Old Bleck,”? among otbers, AST called to see his highness, and a!though he + pagans pp pt 3 é was constrained to yield to him the palm, in general bodly proportions, be still insisted Leaders and Introducers of and made the fact evident by personal dem? A 8 bf a ® i onstration, that the giant had no advantage) FOR THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, over him in the point of noseology. “ Old. Have received from their New York House Block,” is still without a rivalin theslient) 503 BroaDWAY, New York, by whom he was remanded to Aubarn for trial. Soon after arriving there. however, he managed to free himself from bis irons, and effect an escape. Te was retaken near the Empire Ranch, and was persuaded to disclose to the officers where be bad secreted his plunder, He was then lodged in jail to await his trial for Grand Laaceny. a code, comprising certain general principles and rules of action ; and, for this purpore minor shades of opinion mast be sacrificed, or at least held in abeyance. Upon this ground we bold that those delegates who made the adoption of the platform at Baltimore a pretext for seceding from the Convention, thereby forfeited their right to the name of Democrats. The Delegates from California we regard as derilict in their duty to their constituents. They abandoned their poste, and lefttheir State unrepresented in the great National Council. By the act of sending them there, itted our politica: interests to cer1 and action of that body. The of our agents does not release Foounp Ocr.—The San Francisco Herald says that the name of the author of the late anonymoueand libelous attack on the Judges. of the Supreme Court, has been discovered, and that hopes are entertained that they will also be able to ascertain the office where it was first printed, The parties will soon be called to account for the astrocious calumnies they have uttered. Drap Horse.—An inveterate Old Line Whig, a resideut of Nevada, from the Old Dominion, sold a horee the other, day for $250,payable when Virginia, gives her Electoral,vote for Bell & Everett. Wut. Nor Come —It is hardly probable that Mr. Breckenridge. under the unexpectExreprtiovs.—Large numbers of persona are daily arrivingat Virgina City by the Henness Pass route, over which good time is being made. Passengers conveyed by Sale & Co’s., saddle train reach San Francisco in four days from Vi:ginta—sometimes in three. Bia Tatx.—When the news of the seizure of the two Spanish Steamers reached MaThe StateGonvention by which they were) ition in which be bas been plnced by . arid, a Cabinet Council was immediately . point of his benevolent Lon appoin isively rejected a resolution posi®on in w P begeah gerbes nell wae immediately . 2010 ; ent countenance. és Latest Styles , Pan este, phn which declared Mr. Douglas . the-actioa of the Seceders Convention, will . cslled, speaking of which the official organ . may he live to blow it, ™ ete ; slo new se ye to be the “Iast\ghoice”’ of California. Our . Visit California, as be had antiscpated. * 9 Ale tgs aga ela” Tur Ecurrss, was witoessed in this place} Cloths, : delegates had no\right therefor to desert) Tux Hesrentan for July has been received . , 4; pi ph ace 4 or eotited bys great number of our citizens, who Cassimeres their posts, they anticipated the . from the Publishers. This number is an exod oni Cae é “pew . ith "uae alt, were aroused from the morning slumbers by and Vestings, nomination which ultimately made.— . cellent one, partieulartly the articles contri-. . a. the co with the points of . .. ringing ofthe chureh belle, and took 80. Which we will make to Order, and warHad they, and the res\who seceded,remsined . buted by Hittel and Caxton. A valuable # the concluding pages of the mag-. 19 walk tothe neighboring hile where f ; in the Convention, the}\had it in their power nificent epoch which we have so gloriously cont a GESTS Teeth, sleeve pattern accompanies the number, Mrs. Day bas returoed from a long visit cast, and will resume the editorial chair. the best view could be obtained. The sun Send vour Orders and be sure and cal) on was seen to rise that morning, by many to HEU . HASTINGS & CO.. whom such @ phenomenon has long beens) ¢., y a Streets, Sacramento. stranger. 30-3m — ml “Dave” of the Grass Valley Stage will Important to Teamsters and the please accept our thanks for favorsinbis) pI BLIC GENERALLY line. tie had been Z.m. DENMAN, on Monday Evening ee W OD seapecttelly eer pateneny eteaen 1 : ARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STRFET, his enumeration of the popaCc. ~ 4, Lb ae ‘ fad was at fault. There could not have . Where heis nrw prepared to Manufacture and commenced on the burning sands of Africa.’ Coxsotipatep.—The State and Alta Tele= A whaleboat, 29 feetin length bas . 8"@pb lines have become consolidated in one recently been placed on Lake Bigler. compauy, but the rates of telegraphing are pei not thereby increased. We learn that the . all Weare under obligations to Mr./ lines will be pntin good order at once Oscar Barr, driver of the Marysville Stage which is very desirable, 1 : fer favors, for which he will please accept Mca we . car thaaks. B® The Nevada Democrat chronicles the Dovoeras Guxs.—The friends of Douglas roves peorgting oe i the tent. We cannot but bope hat on mature of is broken up, . 4ted one hnndred guns in San Francisco, : Wagons of every description pe : ome —_ “ Ricbentiedt hs Shereenthin;: ane bint te . as he Bresteg ae been less than 1500 persons present. . eeetekataune pon (vege pore bg ' ;' ane. Py igen bee. lin gram, of San Fracisco o-ht nite g@-Mr, Douglas was in New York on the BB Carriages Painted and Varnished “ee Although we have not bhajan oppertuaiiy reception news vomination. . under the editerinl charge « ‘Bogq,. . 2nd of July. é‘ Grane Valley, Ot. 15, 1858. att + ' : ‘