January 24, 1862 (4 pages)

‘Women owners not s dollar more than a Hing ten districts Sort eats rey beens Benicia B and — -. Sacramento. but that was re. the beginting of a year to its end, which garded as ineredible at the time. folk.—The Privateer . Sumter—Barn ‘might be more profitably employed in culti vating the soil. The floods disastrous to the F it should be, it would greatly modify the. pre. vailing theory with many that the present. valleys have procured for those who‘ désire high are caused by the fillingin of the ie sieht neue acne — soos irom the a aiuing, to begin. Complaints are heard that crops away or seriously a. tunnels have : tocultive the uplands a favorable opportunity 2 We areacinar Dr. Williams, of are r on whose waters the General -ought to be sown now in @ valleys to incaved and shafts are filled andinjured; the ; Sucramento must_ ‘operator at Smarteville for the following dis-}sure & good harvest. But ti fe soil is yet ubwheels,,’ fumes and aqueducts of quartz panel trom roca youteal to the present, on gt patch from the Unton of Jam, 224 thines were touched by the plow,the seed is not sown, mills are goue, andin manyinstances the en‘which to driv ‘tiremills. “Monigs and evenyears Will pass . bat tbe ZA leer?ale i die‘urbed. 'Caicaco; Jan, “17th.The~“Cineinrmati . horcanit be inamonth to come. “'Thous‘before the mines can be worked as successGuzotte has nows that on Sunftay last Humands of acres of the valley land are hopelessfally as before, for the instruments and apWA Sake thee Biles, trom pi aoe tr is loceted, ly ruined, ‘and whatis lettis strippedof ima for washing and Sacraments city has agen eer We ; + . phreyMarshall's troage: being cornered hy: ave been years in aecaaiaietlad provements and presents discouragements to eee is-now neelocated there. 0,0 U; api Hinks Toll to be taza Ol Garfield’s forces laid down theirarms and. fection they existed before thie’anfortenate et neta ind sh ite owners. . The farmers are so erippledin visitation. Our supplies of gold from the of the support 000, ‘The burthen disbanded. ot theGoverament, unloss some) extarnordi ~ finer par > formerly not #0 ® quently back fro ing the e up and a the loss of teams, and other farming applianmines will be lessened this year, and many Arrivais‘at National Exchunge Broad Street; Nevada. ances, and money, or that which brings mona0 unfortunate minerwh han lost his all phi : ie devised to raise ue, must had except cannon. will leave us to go to t ez Perces coun"GEO. R. ssa PROPRIETOR The New York Herald's Washington disey, that they will not be able to sustain the try, or Cariboo, .OF the ainvant sothe other distant rethe latter sum. Allowing -— fail'ugon expense of cultivating the soil extensively, gions. * JANUARY, 23d, "1862, for the next fiscal year patch says, a grand Trish division will be by the State neoded a Hil .F G@ Armer, — B Tent and the prospect is dubions ofa plentiful As for the effect upon the agricultural dis-. G G Miller, to be the sa yo 06 this,$882,000, at 60 cents formed under Gen. Shields with Meagher, N A Hicks, D Creek KS Heath, City . supply of food for consumption till the hartricts, it is painful to consider. As far as E W Roberts, G Sener, SN Elton, . B Croek of taxation Mulligan and Corrigan for Brigadiers. on the hundred dollars, the rate the eye can see you look upon ruined volun8 D Leivett, MWiliport, A “‘R Dog vest of 1863, unless new soil is brought unter crops, destroyed gardens ‘and mutiliW M Gates,,.: mooie’ Marrett, Humbe Gen: Sigel will probably be thade 9 Major der culture. The prospects are. decidedly atedand set fences. The ground in many J Snyder, 8 Juan j Thomas, Cree They burned"everything they _ would be Pequired. About this sum was exscout to. be: ed on one hundred and General. ven millions of property. But,thirty A Fort Monroe dispatch of Jan. 16th says por ‘cont.of the property being — ‘the remaining vessels of Burnside’y expedi the sum will have to be raised upon w iS tion left this afternoon. Prisoners of war _ mains, or_on $102,900,000. . ‘This v that foodin our state is to command high “houses 0! syinptom “Ox tea appearar ing, part wood ef instances washed into gullies, andin other to those WANTLD.-~A pious young. man. _whioee prices for the. year to come, The induceplaces covered with sand, aud by no christian example is offered as.a sufficient com means a nutritious sediment. The stock of ments are favorable for the oceupants of ferhorses, cattle and hogs is lost or injured, and pensation, wishes to procure board and lodging barrow . «nxt in di again. . tile landsin the hills to ‘undertake to make the farmer.is impoverished. Worst of all, ‘In some good family yntil the storm is over.— ition Address H, through the Postofiice. them productive, as theyean rély with cerhe has in many iestances lost hi and courage, and he will not fur tbe coming tainty almost upon being remunerated ‘expected for to-morrow to be exchanged and sent year make those exertions so necessary forGHeRiEEsSALE.—By virtue of an Ex for an increase of taxes fur State purposes me delivered issued out 9fthe Hon their labor, We would recommend to those the benefit of our own State and the restorNorth, rise ora dollars, ae of 26 cents on the hundred ha urt of the 14th Judicial pre Dist out of profitable employment, the taking up, ation of bis own fortane. J r the county of Nevada, — oft Califor60, the present rate, to 85 cents. from News from Fort Pickens, Jan. 24, says and cultivation of such Another ost important thing for 2 y Ge beariag date Jan. Qith, 1662, in favor of grounds as can be George Coffran and against David L. Swain for This is not all. The portion-of tox yl rebel battery of Pensacola having repeatsupplied with water, of which there look tois in regard to our breadstufls. By. the Ho of Two Thousand Gne Hundred and are hunthis period of the year, two-thirds of all the ged upon the State for the support 48-100 Dollars debt,with interest on the gaid four edly fired on small vessels, Pickens. opened dreds of acres in this vicinity. Almost any grain sowed. in California ougbttu be in the sum atthe rate of 24 . Ra 4 per month, toin round numbers, a quarte wha war ig, ground will reward the laborer if tilled wiseground, this year there jsat the present geoher with all— I have levied upon cote:a which the State must pay. — oo “the rebel steamer which was landing million dollars, _ ‘To pay this will r ly and well. at the Nuvy Yard on the Ist. The itional tax of stores time scarcely any in—inthe Sacramento and San Joaquin valle BLEss Sol’s sha nade hit months’. Aigeipati All. ére: at-him; . following “deseribea property “which was levied upon to wit :—Ali the right heretofore Ine th within named defendant title and interest of the and I think that there Tae PeperaL Forces on THe GULP OF is not.in other valleys of the State, ——— of, in, and to acertain Briek Kiln or Brivk Yard, and the ground comprising the same, situate ae eee e met! tinued till evening. Pickons last shot set Mexico.—The New York World says: The of the usual amounttat this time sowed. about 34 mile from North San Juan, NevadaCo., this time itis raining, and for thirty Psy landing of Gen. Phelps’ force at Ship Island on the east side of road leading to Cherokee, in The Sacramento Union {avore the raising of fire to Warrington. The conflagration conshows the destination and object of General [more the majority of the farmers will not above named county, together with ail and sinthe sum demanded by the Geheral Governrivilegen, and appurtenances, able to plow or sow. A few whe have light, gular therighta, ing tinued all night. It wasatill burning on the Botler’s expedition. It is thoroughly -to sandy ground-will do better. But the rich, Said property ts kiown rt on bonds of the: ‘BtateMaturing in asthe Swain ard. evening of the 2nd,-when the Rhode Island break up communication between Mobile and heavy soil will be too wet for the next twen-. ~Metice is hereby given that I willéxpose to or thirty days.” Grain ut inte the ic sale the above deycribed ag ante 2 esba at at sambanhueliy. The left. The fire was seen thirty-five miles at New Orleans, and menice.both those cities ty-five bidder; for cash; ix front of ground after the 5th of March. extremely . { with a hostile attaek.-then our fleeta -and+. uncertain, and a sure failure unless the spring House door, in Nevada, on 5 peepee Febisth position is to be regarded with sume eusdn onward moveis very lete and wet. My experience has bya% betwees the heare of 9 "clock, A * M.; and <The State is more than four willions . The brig Mountain Eagle, just arrived at areits are in readiness for Green ander wx hand this 20th day of Jan. a. ment. It+éndere moreperfect the blockade been that heavy rains in the early part of ia debt, which is not decreasing, and there is Hare. rebel batteries responded and the firing con not less than 25 cents on the New York, reports the British ship GI RO mOre property in the State from which to tor, with the by eutting off all_in-shore navigation, and the wieter make dry springs in California. traitors Masén and Slidell on © . necessitates the keeping of large armies on board, arrived at St. George, Bermuda, on the gulf shete to protect the exposed points Jan. 9th, where the rebels eae take pasfrom the attacks of the Federal fleets and armies. As the Federal force will soon numsage for England. : ber 10,000 men, it is not likely they are to Bermuda papers. ay the United States From fifteen to twenty days is all that will be allotted to this, the greatest grain county in the State, to plow, and harrow for the next barvest, and every valleyin this State is not a great deal better off. Our grain erop this year will not be more than one-fourth of showed good sense iin mene tos nat 8 encouraged and stimulated to the greatest what it was last year, unless our farmers be sent to Ship Island merely fer blockading have every facility afforded to them and, are purposes. . . D., 1862. W. KNOWLTON, *MeConnell & Garber, Pit'ifs Atty’s) Sheriff. prospect of a stl in the UMMONS.—State of Califo county of ~ >) e.g aya Justice’s Court before Robe eGoun J.P. The People of the State of California to Davidson and D. McKinnon, ou are hereby summoned to office the in ag nde of "Little rie os Fourteenth ‘ny ery A. M., toan Rosendale or an inotease of material wealth in the tobe expected, unless attenrection of Gon. Smith's force. It is thought to cultivating the soil of the an attack had beea madd.on Fort Heary,— fuking bomes where nothing now It is said there are 40,000 z the bare earth exists. Will the large valleys subject.teinu tions 1n relation to our national troubles: England entertains, or at least expreates, editor of the National twit us of not having no sympathy for us, but rather the reverse. France has not been cordial, but has been a house with a mortgage on it-We never leas offensive than Kogland. clammed-or desired to be the exponent of the Austria has been friendly, and from the cannonading was ‘heard yesterday in the dipeople of the county. As well might the ps at Colum bus. and dig ful they tums fo them? from hi itig and den the blue, a left hi with m: with w till the been filed in myoffice by. forth that he agood UVavidson ana D. McKin sentiments of any class or individuals but outset has declared that she would not ree ‘selves. We have no ambition of the Poll ognize the rébel Contederacy, Prussia and all the German States have ‘rot order. We write oar own opinions been y¥ cordial. come up to their late standard, and beyond, ipter to Russia, upon every legitimate topic ofdiscussion that . -Russta has been by a vote of 24 to 14.> friendly, but anxious for of wealth7 If #0, will they in twenty years, we choose to touch, little thinking and carthe war to end. ; Senato r Trumbu ll headed the Opposition ing less whether at the maturity of the proposed bonds t Sweden and Norway have been friendly they aceord with the public The example of Sacramento City is nota to Collector Barney, of New York. tuitid or not. If we happen to suit our reafrom the beginning. Belgiumis undecided, but passive. io hopeful one by which tto augur the future of . A dispatch has been received from Minisdors, it is well; if not, they ean have an opHolland is disposed to follow thé lead of ~~the valley. Notwithstanding the destructive ter. Adamis, annuuicing that the privateer portuitity te expose our errors in our own England, at a respectful distance. oods of the past her people have op in Sumter Italyis full of warai sympathy for our Gov, after having burned three American columns. If this is not satisfactory they ernment and for freedom. fancied security, believing nothing that was can go to —< those newspapers. en edvessels, had taken refuge at Cadiz, Spain. Spain, though not aggressive, has aly evisaid of dangers to come, and even now her. itors sneeze when the rabble takes snuff, or ome leaning towards the setey Davis RepubHereafter the baggage of every person \who are affected with colic when their press flatters .the people with the idea that adic Denmarkis friendly. leaving St. Louis will be inepected. visors have swallowed, physic. © Cansivelstenn yesterday confirmed as Min Gen. Sigel has started witb an army from is SPAN locations ia the-<alerye Rolla to scour Wester Missour n i. ThePope, though he.maibenia that his} SEE ae will be. the prospect of paying those the women and ebildren from the city. — It is proposed bonds then than now! We may pay more than the whole eum in interéet and . suppos ““? ed Burnside’s expedition intonds to at at lant the load to carry is not lighter than at tackNorfolk. 3 fire.” “The Chicago Times’ Cairo correspondent Sacramento city is an example of the borsays the gunboats Lexington and Conestoga srowing financial system. She has issued engaged the rebels batteries at Fort Henry, bonds upon bonds and paid interest upon inLP the Tennessee River, yesterday. The until to-day she owen one million six_}= dollars and was never in rebels evacuated and the federal troops ocgo bad a tion to pay. It may with truth cupied the place. The stars and stripes are be said, the entire property within the city now floating over the Fort. This is the first Gon 1862. Pine st ‘mornin A true cony—Aiteat M COMBS, Constabic ‘@ crash "perpen until wanil nex ues Wedatetag wreaee,y Junuary 20th, on account of the pr dt dng By order of the above . flood b king as ITTEE. MUSICAL SOIREE. ARI Bad anp Goop.—The loss to the low Governmentis not of this world, but that he lande of the State has been immense and Eeage to their improvements as heedterrible; but the heavy sterma will have a Cuicac Januar 18th, 3, Pp. M.—A Fort y o, floods.as ever ? And huw many times their all be swept away again in the Monroe dispatch says Gen. Wool has sent beneficial effect upon many portions of the = ty years? And how much better. netice to Gen. Hager at Norfolk to remove State. The portion south of Santas Cruz His ar is concerned with spiritual things, yet, if he were to express an my pe he, as a good Christian, will always be on the side of law and order. the Governor’s ignorance and gives him Tet Governor is “played a 449" The editor of tho Folsom ‘Telegraph, . pee sutperted John C: Breckiarige for the Presidency, thinks new that Joba te fia me C. bas oF «Maller of may ma in the rebel ranks Str there \PLOOD IN. SACRAMENT oo tae in this-city were impassable . = not sufficient to:pay the debt and PICKED UP AGAIN.—“Hakatene” picks up “ep a position _— egninat Poderal victory in Tone. : teams fer two days. _Petanns 08 Cot. Ban —In ibe Senthut portion of Governor Downey's of Representatives, the usual relating to the Asylum for the Insane; expoace & fine scoring, in the Union of the 21st) beit it out of SUFFERERS By THE Tue Storm in Wasnoer.—A telegram to the S. F. Bulletin, dated Carson City, Janufrom the abundant rains. The people of that section leok forwatd confidently te an unuary 15th says: “There has been an awful time here. The! occasicn all the Mimsteat Talent sual Harvest. The price of cattle will Tak be flood-has carried away several buildings See tt at euhanced by the wholesale destruction that Empire City, and Theater Turniehed seven or eight persons were free of charge, the entire Fl gen go to the has oceurred to stock in the central regions drowned, t night wagons were sent from . sagerers. of the State, the rancheors will thus be epahere to bring away the women and children. bled to bring ‘their stock into market, and . : All of the mills on the river are reported receive for it remilaerative prices., The year . ication by stage with V ice or the . ” a0 destructive te one portion ef the State lower country is cutoff. The ove stages will be marked by the adv.atntages to another . . were sapped below Chinatown, EDerton) portion that has comparative cacaped Rie the bridges have been swept away. ravages of the floods. —— : couuty will be rendered all the more {e?tile diame h for two of the « his visio ona la fresh ar the cur corner saucy a are. important from Gen. Grant’s expedition. are not the.exponent of the opinions and senrespondent of the N. Y. Times gives the fol. +The Dispatches Cairo last night state that timents of any considerable portion “of the lowing resume of the attitude of foreign na valde of property, _ond neg only by grub? > extent. 2 ". moderate demand. —_ £9" The Grass Valley National seems to <i » eh eountivs the tates is at& “Cuiteaco, Jan. 18th. —There isa ‘nothing derive pleasure from its statement that we EUROPEAN Powsns. —A Washington cor Gd that can be used, and the “The minig soil is spied. barked 1 grinned for him, and wer tums sti since . : fromt rere 3 2 geetEs Ay Fufig Fy sii, “this tes. + mony is to be relied on, ae it seems now & ee Tema . } end Children warned to leave Nor-

‘Women owners not s dollar more than a Hing ten districts Sort eats rey beens Benicia B and — -. Sacramento. but that was re. the beginting of a year to its end, which garded as ineredible at the time. folk.—The Privateer . Sumter—Barn ‘might be more profitably employed in culti vating the soil. The floods disastrous to the F it should be, it would greatly modify the. pre. vailing theory with many that the present. valleys have procured for those who‘ désire high are caused by the fillingin of the ie sieht neue acne — soos irom the a aiuing, to begin. Complaints are heard that crops away or seriously a. tunnels have : tocultive the uplands a favorable opportunity 2 We areacinar Dr. Williams, of are r on whose waters the General -ought to be sown now in @ valleys to incaved and shafts are filled andinjured; the ; Sucramento must_ ‘operator at Smarteville for the following dis-}sure & good harvest. But ti fe soil is yet ubwheels,,’ fumes and aqueducts of quartz panel trom roca youteal to the present, on gt patch from the Unton of Jam, 224 thines were touched by the plow,the seed is not sown, mills are goue, andin manyinstances the en‘which to driv ‘tiremills. “Monigs and evenyears Will pass . bat tbe ZA leer?ale i die‘urbed. 'Caicaco; Jan, “17th.The~“Cineinrmati . horcanit be inamonth to come. “'Thous‘before the mines can be worked as successGuzotte has nows that on Sunftay last Humands of acres of the valley land are hopelessfally as before, for the instruments and apWA Sake thee Biles, trom pi aoe tr is loceted, ly ruined, ‘and whatis lettis strippedof ima for washing and Sacraments city has agen eer We ; + . phreyMarshall's troage: being cornered hy: ave been years in aecaaiaietlad provements and presents discouragements to eee is-now neelocated there. 0,0 U; api Hinks Toll to be taza Ol Garfield’s forces laid down theirarms and. fection they existed before thie’anfortenate et neta ind sh ite owners. . The farmers are so erippledin visitation. Our supplies of gold from the of the support 000, ‘The burthen disbanded. ot theGoverament, unloss some) extarnordi ~ finer par > formerly not #0 ® quently back fro ing the e up and a the loss of teams, and other farming applianmines will be lessened this year, and many Arrivais‘at National Exchunge Broad Street; Nevada. ances, and money, or that which brings mona0 unfortunate minerwh han lost his all phi : ie devised to raise ue, must had except cannon. will leave us to go to t ez Perces coun"GEO. R. ssa PROPRIETOR The New York Herald's Washington disey, that they will not be able to sustain the try, or Cariboo, .OF the ainvant sothe other distant rethe latter sum. Allowing -— fail'ugon expense of cultivating the soil extensively, gions. * JANUARY, 23d, "1862, for the next fiscal year patch says, a grand Trish division will be by the State neoded a Hil .F G@ Armer, — B Tent and the prospect is dubions ofa plentiful As for the effect upon the agricultural dis-. G G Miller, to be the sa yo 06 this,$882,000, at 60 cents formed under Gen. Shields with Meagher, N A Hicks, D Creek KS Heath, City . supply of food for consumption till the hartricts, it is painful to consider. As far as E W Roberts, G Sener, SN Elton, . B Croek of taxation Mulligan and Corrigan for Brigadiers. on the hundred dollars, the rate the eye can see you look upon ruined volun8 D Leivett, MWiliport, A “‘R Dog vest of 1863, unless new soil is brought unter crops, destroyed gardens ‘and mutiliW M Gates,,.: mooie’ Marrett, Humbe Gen: Sigel will probably be thade 9 Major der culture. The prospects are. decidedly atedand set fences. The ground in many J Snyder, 8 Juan j Thomas, Cree They burned"everything they _ would be Pequired. About this sum was exscout to. be: ed on one hundred and General. ven millions of property. But,thirty A Fort Monroe dispatch of Jan. 16th says por ‘cont.of the property being — ‘the remaining vessels of Burnside’y expedi the sum will have to be raised upon w iS tion left this afternoon. Prisoners of war _ mains, or_on $102,900,000. . ‘This v that foodin our state is to command high “houses 0! syinptom “Ox tea appearar ing, part wood ef instances washed into gullies, andin other to those WANTLD.-~A pious young. man. _whioee prices for the. year to come, The induceplaces covered with sand, aud by no christian example is offered as.a sufficient com means a nutritious sediment. The stock of ments are favorable for the oceupants of ferhorses, cattle and hogs is lost or injured, and pensation, wishes to procure board and lodging barrow . «nxt in di again. . tile landsin the hills to ‘undertake to make the farmer.is impoverished. Worst of all, ‘In some good family yntil the storm is over.— ition Address H, through the Postofiice. them productive, as theyean rély with cerhe has in many iestances lost hi and courage, and he will not fur tbe coming tainty almost upon being remunerated ‘expected for to-morrow to be exchanged and sent year make those exertions so necessary forGHeRiEEsSALE.—By virtue of an Ex for an increase of taxes fur State purposes me delivered issued out 9fthe Hon their labor, We would recommend to those the benefit of our own State and the restorNorth, rise ora dollars, ae of 26 cents on the hundred ha urt of the 14th Judicial pre Dist out of profitable employment, the taking up, ation of bis own fortane. J r the county of Nevada, — oft Califor60, the present rate, to 85 cents. from News from Fort Pickens, Jan. 24, says and cultivation of such Another ost important thing for 2 y Ge beariag date Jan. Qith, 1662, in favor of grounds as can be George Coffran and against David L. Swain for This is not all. The portion-of tox yl rebel battery of Pensacola having repeatsupplied with water, of which there look tois in regard to our breadstufls. By. the Ho of Two Thousand Gne Hundred and are hunthis period of the year, two-thirds of all the ged upon the State for the support 48-100 Dollars debt,with interest on the gaid four edly fired on small vessels, Pickens. opened dreds of acres in this vicinity. Almost any grain sowed. in California ougbttu be in the sum atthe rate of 24 . Ra 4 per month, toin round numbers, a quarte wha war ig, ground will reward the laborer if tilled wiseground, this year there jsat the present geoher with all— I have levied upon cote:a which the State must pay. — oo “the rebel steamer which was landing million dollars, _ ‘To pay this will r ly and well. at the Nuvy Yard on the Ist. The itional tax of stores time scarcely any in—inthe Sacramento and San Joaquin valle BLEss Sol’s sha nade hit months’. Aigeipati All. ére: at-him; . following “deseribea property “which was levied upon to wit :—Ali the right heretofore Ine th within named defendant title and interest of the and I think that there Tae PeperaL Forces on THe GULP OF is not.in other valleys of the State, ——— of, in, and to acertain Briek Kiln or Brivk Yard, and the ground comprising the same, situate ae eee e met! tinued till evening. Pickons last shot set Mexico.—The New York World says: The of the usual amounttat this time sowed. about 34 mile from North San Juan, NevadaCo., this time itis raining, and for thirty Psy landing of Gen. Phelps’ force at Ship Island on the east side of road leading to Cherokee, in The Sacramento Union {avore the raising of fire to Warrington. The conflagration conshows the destination and object of General [more the majority of the farmers will not above named county, together with ail and sinthe sum demanded by the Geheral Governrivilegen, and appurtenances, able to plow or sow. A few whe have light, gular therighta, ing tinued all night. It wasatill burning on the Botler’s expedition. It is thoroughly -to sandy ground-will do better. But the rich, Said property ts kiown rt on bonds of the: ‘BtateMaturing in asthe Swain ard. evening of the 2nd,-when the Rhode Island break up communication between Mobile and heavy soil will be too wet for the next twen-. ~Metice is hereby given that I willéxpose to or thirty days.” Grain ut inte the ic sale the above deycribed ag ante 2 esba at at sambanhueliy. The left. The fire was seen thirty-five miles at New Orleans, and menice.both those cities ty-five bidder; for cash; ix front of ground after the 5th of March. extremely . { with a hostile attaek.-then our fleeta -and+. uncertain, and a sure failure unless the spring House door, in Nevada, on 5 peepee Febisth position is to be regarded with sume eusdn onward moveis very lete and wet. My experience has bya% betwees the heare of 9 "clock, A * M.; and <The State is more than four willions . The brig Mountain Eagle, just arrived at areits are in readiness for Green ander wx hand this 20th day of Jan. a. ment. It+éndere moreperfect the blockade been that heavy rains in the early part of ia debt, which is not decreasing, and there is Hare. rebel batteries responded and the firing con not less than 25 cents on the New York, reports the British ship GI RO mOre property in the State from which to tor, with the by eutting off all_in-shore navigation, and the wieter make dry springs in California. traitors Masén and Slidell on © . necessitates the keeping of large armies on board, arrived at St. George, Bermuda, on the gulf shete to protect the exposed points Jan. 9th, where the rebels eae take pasfrom the attacks of the Federal fleets and armies. As the Federal force will soon numsage for England. : ber 10,000 men, it is not likely they are to Bermuda papers. ay the United States From fifteen to twenty days is all that will be allotted to this, the greatest grain county in the State, to plow, and harrow for the next barvest, and every valleyin this State is not a great deal better off. Our grain erop

this year will not be more than one-fourth of showed good sense iin mene tos nat 8 encouraged and stimulated to the greatest what it was last year, unless our farmers be sent to Ship Island merely fer blockading have every facility afforded to them and, are purposes. . . D., 1862. W. KNOWLTON, *MeConnell & Garber, Pit'ifs Atty’s) Sheriff. prospect of a stl in the UMMONS.—State of Califo county of ~ >) e.g aya Justice’s Court before Robe eGoun J.P. The People of the State of California to Davidson and D. McKinnon, ou are hereby summoned to office the in ag nde of "Little rie os Fourteenth ‘ny ery A. M., toan Rosendale or an inotease of material wealth in the tobe expected, unless attenrection of Gon. Smith's force. It is thought to cultivating the soil of the an attack had beea madd.on Fort Heary,— fuking bomes where nothing now It is said there are 40,000 z the bare earth exists. Will the large valleys subject.teinu tions 1n relation to our national troubles: England entertains, or at least expreates, editor of the National twit us of not having no sympathy for us, but rather the reverse. France has not been cordial, but has been a house with a mortgage on it-We never leas offensive than Kogland. clammed-or desired to be the exponent of the Austria has been friendly, and from the cannonading was ‘heard yesterday in the dipeople of the county. As well might the ps at Colum bus. and dig ful they tums fo them? from hi itig and den the blue, a left hi with m: with w till the been filed in myoffice by. forth that he agood UVavidson ana D. McKin sentiments of any class or individuals but outset has declared that she would not ree ‘selves. We have no ambition of the Poll ognize the rébel Contederacy, Prussia and all the German States have ‘rot order. We write oar own opinions been y¥ cordial. come up to their late standard, and beyond, ipter to Russia, upon every legitimate topic ofdiscussion that . -Russta has been by a vote of 24 to 14.> friendly, but anxious for of wealth7 If #0, will they in twenty years, we choose to touch, little thinking and carthe war to end. ; Senato r Trumbu ll headed the Opposition ing less whether at the maturity of the proposed bonds t Sweden and Norway have been friendly they aceord with the public The example of Sacramento City is nota to Collector Barney, of New York. tuitid or not. If we happen to suit our reafrom the beginning. Belgiumis undecided, but passive. io hopeful one by which tto augur the future of . A dispatch has been received from Minisdors, it is well; if not, they ean have an opHolland is disposed to follow thé lead of ~~the valley. Notwithstanding the destructive ter. Adamis, annuuicing that the privateer portuitity te expose our errors in our own England, at a respectful distance. oods of the past her people have op in Sumter Italyis full of warai sympathy for our Gov, after having burned three American columns. If this is not satisfactory they ernment and for freedom. fancied security, believing nothing that was can go to —< those newspapers. en edvessels, had taken refuge at Cadiz, Spain. Spain, though not aggressive, has aly evisaid of dangers to come, and even now her. itors sneeze when the rabble takes snuff, or ome leaning towards the setey Davis RepubHereafter the baggage of every person \who are affected with colic when their press flatters .the people with the idea that adic Denmarkis friendly. leaving St. Louis will be inepected. visors have swallowed, physic. © Cansivelstenn yesterday confirmed as Min Gen. Sigel has started witb an army from is SPAN locations ia the-<alerye Rolla to scour Wester Missour n i. ThePope, though he.maibenia that his} SEE ae will be. the prospect of paying those the women and ebildren from the city. — It is proposed bonds then than now! We may pay more than the whole eum in interéet and . suppos ““? ed Burnside’s expedition intonds to at at lant the load to carry is not lighter than at tackNorfolk. 3 fire.” “The Chicago Times’ Cairo correspondent Sacramento city is an example of the borsays the gunboats Lexington and Conestoga srowing financial system. She has issued engaged the rebels batteries at Fort Henry, bonds upon bonds and paid interest upon inLP the Tennessee River, yesterday. The until to-day she owen one million six_}= dollars and was never in rebels evacuated and the federal troops ocgo bad a tion to pay. It may with truth cupied the place. The stars and stripes are be said, the entire property within the city now floating over the Fort. This is the first Gon 1862. Pine st ‘mornin A true cony—Aiteat M COMBS, Constabic ‘@ crash "perpen until wanil nex ues Wedatetag wreaee,y Junuary 20th, on account of the pr dt dng By order of the above . flood b king as ITTEE. MUSICAL SOIREE. ARI Bad anp Goop.—The loss to the low Governmentis not of this world, but that he lande of the State has been immense and Eeage to their improvements as heedterrible; but the heavy sterma will have a Cuicac Januar 18th, 3, Pp. M.—A Fort y o, floods.as ever ? And huw many times their all be swept away again in the Monroe dispatch says Gen. Wool has sent beneficial effect upon many portions of the = ty years? And how much better. netice to Gen. Hager at Norfolk to remove State. The portion south of Santas Cruz His ar is concerned with spiritual things, yet, if he were to express an my pe he, as a good Christian, will always be on the side of law and order. the Governor’s ignorance and gives him Tet Governor is “played a 449" The editor of tho Folsom ‘Telegraph, . pee sutperted John C: Breckiarige for the Presidency, thinks new that Joba te fia me C. bas oF «Maller of may ma in the rebel ranks Str there \PLOOD IN. SACRAMENT oo tae in this-city were impassable . = not sufficient to:pay the debt and PICKED UP AGAIN.—“Hakatene” picks up “ep a position _— egninat Poderal victory in Tone. : teams fer two days. _Petanns 08 Cot. Ban —In ibe Senthut portion of Governor Downey's of Representatives, the usual relating to the Asylum for the Insane; expoace & fine scoring, in the Union of the 21st) beit it out of SUFFERERS By THE Tue Storm in Wasnoer.—A telegram to the S. F. Bulletin, dated Carson City, Janufrom the abundant rains. The people of that section leok forwatd confidently te an unuary 15th says: “There has been an awful time here. The! occasicn all the Mimsteat Talent sual Harvest. The price of cattle will Tak be flood-has carried away several buildings See tt at euhanced by the wholesale destruction that Empire City, and Theater Turniehed seven or eight persons were free of charge, the entire Fl gen go to the has oceurred to stock in the central regions drowned, t night wagons were sent from . sagerers. of the State, the rancheors will thus be epahere to bring away the women and children. bled to bring ‘their stock into market, and . : All of the mills on the river are reported receive for it remilaerative prices., The year . ication by stage with V ice or the . ” a0 destructive te one portion ef the State lower country is cutoff. The ove stages will be marked by the adv.atntages to another . . were sapped below Chinatown, EDerton) portion that has comparative cacaped Rie the bridges have been swept away. ravages of the floods. —— : couuty will be rendered all the more {e?tile diame h for two of the « his visio ona la fresh ar the cur corner saucy a are. important from Gen. Grant’s expedition. are not the.exponent of the opinions and senrespondent of the N. Y. Times gives the fol. +The Dispatches Cairo last night state that timents of any considerable portion “of the lowing resume of the attitude of foreign na valde of property, _ond neg only by grub? > extent. 2 ". moderate demand. —_ £9" The Grass Valley National seems to <i » eh eountivs the tates is at& “Cuiteaco, Jan. 18th. —There isa ‘nothing derive pleasure from its statement that we EUROPEAN Powsns. —A Washington cor Gd that can be used, and the “The minig soil is spied. barked 1 grinned for him, and wer tums sti since . : fromt rere 3 2 geetEs Ay Fufig Fy sii, “this tes. + mony is to be relied on, ae it seems now & ee Tema . } end Children warned to leave Nor-