June 10, 1861 (4 pages)

brings as, it is not our fault if the : news has less of ‘the battle and the breeze" in it than comporte with the tastes of our readers. A few days ago, having had some experience in-the delays std perplexities that attend the organizution and inetruction of a spontaneously created army of volunteers, swe ventured some remarks ou these matters, with the hope of allaying the impatience of those of our readers whose ignorance. of the military art leads them to imagine that soldiers can enact impossibilities. A regiment, after being amply. organized, equipped, and drilled, can not, with the aatural means of ‘locomotion, march more than twenty miles “a day. Where unobstructed reilroads are sonvenient, a regiment may perform wonders in the rapidity of its advance or retreat; but raijronds are not always in the line of movements. The newepaper reader, who expects an army to sonihilate time and space, in its marcbings and épuntermarchings, like the wonderfol personages wo read of in the Arabian Nights; expects altogether too mach. It is not possible for the soldicrs, pees on one day, to be into Richmond or Harper's Ferry we next.’ Soldiers, however brave, well disciplined, and active, are but mortals, and, like atber mortals, must eubmit'to the laws of nabure and take things es they find thei. Thore are, however, some exceedingly imtant items in the last peny'a brudget of , which, if reliable, chows that the fe government hae sume grounds of vantage more than equal to the capture of Richmond. One-of these items, and a leading one, ia. thatthe goveruments of France oad arent Eetnla utterly refuse to recognize of the seceding stutes.— Audther is that, instoxd of Mempbis attackMog Cairo, Cairo is-about to attack Memphis . Thie is a very significant furning of the war tablée on the Mississippi; “These, in connes tion with the assurance that Fort Pickens is invulnerable, are matters of the utmost consequence to the friends of the Union. The fact is, that the war ig no longer a pet . j ‘affair of politicians. It hae legitimately fallen into the keeping of tacticians and strategists, who will conduct it in consonance with the recognised principles of modero military science, uninfiuenced by the ¢lamors of part‘jsane and demagogues. Of course, the s trongor party will triuttiph and the “weaker: will go dowé, let indignant editors and forecious . etme ers write and talk as they will.— The federal government has a powerful _eaval force—it hus an unlimited command of wen, money, and crédit—it has the Starspangled Banuer aud the. national traditions and glories—and it has the sympathies of the two most powerful nations of Europe. To imagine that it can fuil of crushing the southern rebellion and reinteyrating the Union is as preposterous as to imagine that the law * (of aniversal, gravitation will-cease on the fourth of July. The prayer ofevery honest and putriotic American should be that these objects may bo accomplished without delug“tng the find with ‘rt rnal blood, CONVENTIVN Pie. ce DINGS.—Two political Conventions ant in this City oa Saturday, the :nvin business of each of which was to appoint delegates to the state conventiors at Seer certo. The proceedings ofthe Republias: «, whe held their meeting in the Thertre, were furnished ua by the secretaries,an( appear i this day's TRANSCRIPT. A reper’ from this office visited the Breehit:icge Demecrstic Convention, at the Court Lieuse, but wes induced not to report the proceedinga,+y the promise of on wfficial «py of the secretary's minutes. Al. thoug! we took especi. paina to obtsin this prow ives copy, yeeterd.y, we were utterly unsuces: Jul. Aen tvsulution was adopted by thir ( .avention, recognizing the Murysville Lapress asthe organ and exponent of the party in Nevada county, it is probable . 7° that bie circur.stunce will ers the cause of our not receiving the copy of the ee e Theater building, in this city, by Ma or. ‘Green, and several recruits . have already been enrolled. By the Hydraulic . Press, of Saturday, we perceive that Mr, Green has a branch recruiting station st North San Juan, under the charge of Capt. ‘. N. C. Miller, one of the Nevada County Assemblymen, who, although not ad officer of . -. .the regiment, has agreed to receive the names » . of such persons as may wish to join, and instruct them in the school of the soldier. A prominent and wealthy gentleman of San Francisco, it is said, has headed s subscrip‘. tion paper with $10,000, to assist in arming and equipping the regiment, in order that it may proceed to the seat of war. The steamer Nevada, as appears by the correspondence below, has been patriotically and gener‘ously placed at the service of Col. Lippitt, to curry recruits from Sacramento *to San Francisco, free of charge. The Nevada suffered an accident, some days ago, which has been repaired, and she is expected to resume her regolar trips to-day. A similar manifestation of liberality, on the part of the steamboatmen between Marysville and Sacramente, would not come amiss. The reeruits can be marched to Marysville. The proffer of the Nevada's services, by Capt. W. L. Phillips, her gallant commander, does him infinite honor. ve Saw FRAnNctsco, June 3d, 186. To Col. F. J. Lippitt, Commanding. First Regiment California Volunteers. 81k :—Understanding that a company is about to be formed in Nevada .City, for the pu of fighting for the stars and stripes, in the regiment under‘your command, I hereby offer to trans nope the entire company from Sacramento to Sun Francisco, in my steamer Nevada, free of charge, whenever itis ready ‘to be maste -inte--the” UnitedStates ser“Respectfully yours, W. L. Paiups San Francisco, June 3d, 1861. To Capt. W.L. Philips, Commanding steamer ** Nevada.” Dear Sin t—~In behalf of all true hearted Americans, I thank yeu for your generous and patriotic offer of this date, and hereby signify to you my acceptance of the sime. Very ~— your ob’t serv’t, RANCIS J. Lippitt, Com’g Ist Reg't. Cal. Vol's. vice. From Sonora.— The.San Francisco Journal of May 30th, says * * The steamer Panama, of the line between this port and the Mexic an coast, arrived this morning—the pioneer arrival of this new enterprise. She brings in all, about fifty passengere, mostly from Guaymas. The Indian difficulties in Sonora are quelled, and the Indianshave sued for peace. The workliberal than that of Comonfort,) is entirely satisfactory, and the abolishment of peonage, ‘however it may affect individuals, is hailed aaa blessing—the seed of innumerable advantages in the future. Home InpDustky.—A new manufacturing enterprise has been started in San Francisco for the purpose. of manufacturing starch, British gum, for insuring the permanency of colors, leiozen powers, and glucas for the manufacture of syrups. The factory has already turned out excellent samples. te A Building and Loan Association has been organized in Sun Francisco, with a cap. ital stock of $500,000, divided inte shares of $100 each. We observe that Gen. Shields is one of the incorporstors Tue Fiae ar Corusa.—Having been urged todo so, the Board of Supervisors of Célusa county lutely passed an order that the Sheriff ptecure an American fing and have a flag-staff erected for the same above the Court House ; and that the flig be hoisted ou every public day made so by the statutes, and on every Court day, Marine Hospit . . ir San Franciaco, is 115.— The number adsnitted in Moy was 95. GH Strawbe i soiling in San Francisco at from 10 te 1) cents per pound 5 repberries at 25 conts : eherrwa, 40 cents; currants, 50 cente ner ron 7 EF" Mrs. Muilony writes from Cork to her sister in this couatry, that her cousin meal,” she says, till she got the “ Cornelia Morgus,” which evrried her-off in less than you'd snuff out » condle, — GH A speaker ot we pe AS Con} vention, in cailing for a subscription, explained ite necessity os, having no organ, teeta printing. Wonder have been so short hved ? of the new constitution, (much more . tH" The number of patients at the U. 8. Bridget died in August list—she ate Indy does not exphin why the organs of EE a “BY TELEGTAPH. * “re . ammrvan ovres PONY EXPRESS oes (rma OUR EXTRA OF “SATURDAY dee! —— DATES TO ‘WAY Zist. San Francisco, June & P. M. The pony arrived at 4 Fr. M.to-day. The Sr. Lours, May 3ist. New. York dispatches of the 28th say that Government has received satisfactory information that the Commissioners of the Confederated States who were in Europe met from England a decided refusal to recognize their pretensions. Similar intelligence comes from the French Government, but the last reports however from other sour ces are contradictory. Gov. Banks has been appointed Commissary General. Eh Thayer has been appointed . p Patent Examiner. Col. Fremont is appointed Major General. Jeff Davisand Gen. Beauregard were expected at Richmond on the 28th of May. . All the bridges on the Alexandria Railroad have been burned. Maj. Gen, McDowell takes command of the forces of Virginia, in place of Sanford. Gov. Banks wants tv put an army of 300, 000 men in the field. On the 27th May, Gen. Butler had 10,000 men at Fortress Monroe, but it was said that he would not commence active operations until he had as many more. The treops’ at Harper’s Ferry are sup. posed to be in a starving gonditicn. Itis underateod to be the" abject of Gen. Scott to march forces so as to arrive at Harper's Ferry from different points and compel the . enemy to evacuate. ted States troops, the Secess onists having fled, including all who would not take the It is said that over 12,000 hava gon= sowh. Col. Kelley, at Wheeling, Va., advanced to-wards Grafton, where 200 secession troops wore encamped. They were joined by forces sent across the river by Gen. McClellan, of Ohio. The Secuated Grafton. On Munday, the U. States forces, occupied Grafton and Parkerbery. They will march soon towards Fairfax. The funeralof Col. Ellsworth at N. York, en the 27th inst.:was attended with great pomp and selemnity. 10000 people were present. General McClellan was preparing to route the Seeession forces at Harper's Ferry, Fairfax and other places. It was rumored that an expedition would be sent against Memphis next weer “with 8,000 men. About. 15,000 Secession troops were reported to be in aud around Memphis. Its believed here-Gen. Harney will be removed from the command at St. Louis. Maj General” Fremont will take bis place. Gen. Harney will go raat. Lieut. Slemmer and command, arrived at ‘Washington frum Fort Pickens, on the 28th to raise troops. Fort Pickens is able to held out against any force that can be brought against it, and the garrison numbers } ,000. The rebels forces under Gen. Bragg, numbers six thonsand. The Government vessels have blockaded all the ports in Texas. Also the mouths ol lya, . bed A Washor Pet-——Among the other Washoe pets is an ant, which is a pertect beauty, aud quite-us amiable as a scorpieu or tarantula Iti about half xs large as the honey bee; in color, it 38 black and sprinkled_ever with orange-colored hairs or birstles and is armed with a most formidable ating whieh it is nowiee backward in using. Several large, and most Venomous centipedes have been found in the vicinity of Silves City this. spring. CH” Maryluw sue L.i.wite seem to be rather quoer States at this time. In some parts of them a meu will one day be chased out of tewn for uttering Union sentiments ; and the next dey another will be chased out for uttermg disunion dentiments; ind the third day, sti another for retusmg te express his opmions. Whit can a poor devil vi a trimuner do? ne HP Gen. Angel ‘i.e, ¢ x-Giovertior of the Mexican States of the Pacific with the Unit . ted States and the Guli of Mexice. showing is fromthe Bulletin, of this evening Alexandria iastill in possession of the Unioath not to take up arms against-Government. cessionists, hearing of their approach, evathe Mississippi River by the steamer Brook. da eer ee A CARD.—The Ladies of the . ongregational Charch desire to return whoso generously’ ss-isted tn getting up their Strawberry Festival. To Protection Hook and Ladder Company Ne. 1. for the uae of their fine hall, to Judge Caswell for preparing and sinzing with.14 children, we are especially indebted; also to the MonsiInG TrascriptT and Journal j cy DIED. At Arnold’s Kanch ch, £8 Friday, 7th CHARLES Henry ARNOLD, son <f Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold, ced 11 months : DR. BASSETT’S —__ UNITED ST ATES CIRCUS! The only Equestrian Troupe in Cale ifornia. HIS NEWLY ORG‘ NIZED Troupe of Star. Equestrian, Gymnastic and Acrobatic Performers will give a verkes of their grand and unique performances, as follows : WR sb occ cccsicdovcconse Thureday, June 19th poe Valley, ce. sc.escecccces » June 14th Nevada, Gudéntenesecsus Satarday. June 15th Moore’s Flat,..-ceccesceces Sunday, June 16th North San Juam,...+. Monday, June 17th Free Exhibition ! 1! Blondin’s Feat! Terrific Ascension oe the. ground to an elevation of SIXTY FEET previous to the commencement of the Arenic Performance, BY MRS. WALTER B. AYMAR. Admission to Pavilion, ny one dollar. Children, half price. MR. ALEX. ONTARC. The Living Skeleton, AND NATURAL VIOLINIBT,. Will also be on’ exhibition during the stay of 5 Fo nee 1 d f th ‘or fu culars and programme of the evening, sce bills of the day. : . je-7d ~-WM. PRIDHAM, Advanee Agent. to. all: } of the Union Democratic Convention. cece Ren in ett ge ee — _msMor oon c a SUNDAY, June 2d. a” FOR COLLECTOR.We have been authorized to announce the-mame of T. T. pay —EN PORT, as a candidate forthe Office of Collec. tor of Nevada county, siibject to the Romination ed THE CLOBE HOTEL, A. @, CHB W5is.ei0is0d. PROPRIETOR, seep earns, 5 ELING Prniicee tis new and situated in town, and capable of Cine ee rior mannee all who may give aisatat, The Table fs well Supplica With the best in the market, and THE BAR will contain fine Wines, Liquors, ete. “‘je6-t? PAVILION HOTEL, GREENWELL & BRO., Proprietors. RED DOG, CAL. Havi refitted and furnished Sr PAVILL ON, the proprictors respect Dt gockal the pate haere 0 the public, from their long expericava satisfac land no of ence in bs Detloces th that they ean tien to all who may give, Crome ae forts will be spared to please THE BED ROOMS ie PARLOR Are handsomely furnished. ¢ool and plessiut, ann will aiewye ber found clean. THE TABLE will receive attention, and is — with the best the market affords. The Bar will be supplied with the best Liquors, Cigars, Etc., and equal to any in the mountains. THE STAGE lenves’ the Pavilion, for Nevada, EVEKY MORNING, at 3 o0’elock, and returns at 5 o’clock, P. M. Red Dog, Jute 5, 1861tf Go ‘TO CHEAP JOHN’S FOR YOUR RAIMENT. Nevada, April 2, 1861-4f JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, wavavd CiITy. A™.< SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, CONSTANTLY Pocus vee fashionable styles of Of Every Kind and Quality. . Nevada, May 9, 1861. “ SELECT SCHOOL —Fok— Young Ladies raha aie geo of oe Street, Nevada. W. &.-F. DEA Yinurts A: D fhe SCHOOL~ commenced on MONDAY, A. BLOCK, &. FURTH, E. BLOCK, dr & A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS 1N CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. N EVADA. PAINTER & CO., Practical Printers And Dealers in Type, Presses, Printing Matertals, Ink, Printing Paper. oo ete. . PAINTER, FRANCISCO. J.B. J.M. PAINTER 7. P-PAINTER,-9 Offices fitted out with dispateh. Mareh 13-ly THE PIONEER BRICK STORE. GREEN & CO., AVING JUST RECEIVEDA LARGE. and carefully selected STOCK OF GOODS would invite the citizens of RFD DOG, and vicinity, to call and examine the same, 60) in eet of the following articles : GROCERIES, HARDWARE, LIQUORS? DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,-GLASSW ARE, CROCKERY, — S hte tes: CIGARS, Ete. ~ a complete assortment of MINER'S OrPLirs. eu has usuaily foundin age sur inace wi wiching Goods in our line find it to their advantage to give usa call ir Night School, Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings, at 7 0° Konag, -f TERMS7th. 1861. ¥ wnetattibperdaurtiie will . going elsewhere, as we are TERMS : BOUND TO SELL AS CHEAP Pri per month...<.05-.$400! as the same ‘of GOODS can be chased Baglist Branches end Mathes. ’<°°."°803. gy Gtowery tore mn Nevada county. DRM vincciess vcs soasecv os sxinteeselact 200} RedDog, May tf W.F. EY DUAL * OUI « c ccccnscecatens tnstecesaséonwcentews 200 i fi NSTAULE’S SAE—State of Caltfornia, county of Nevada, Bloo wun —_ By virtue of wm evecution te Eoeun issued from the Court ot Le acting Justice of che Peace in aes and aqety ym aan bearing date June , Sime $6. 08 m.Oiw TOTE LOST.—Persons are forbidden purchasing or trading tora note of hand fer date about the 6th of March, 186), signed by S. Cushm«n and J. W. and bearing per month, payable to the ande reigned Payment on the said nute has been stojpedd, * PATKICN KELLY. interest-at the rate of lwe Coleman cent to satis judgment ne by said Court om the tat du iat and meskes tgNa FLA ot KEY. mel 2% st ’ . for the aum of ress er. Ce-bt) I have taken in exand will cell to the highest id certain House being situated. near vine, State and county aivresaid. ‘and occtpied by Charl + Iscnback. I will sell the same on SATURDAY, JUNE Wth, 6., 12 Whae BAKER& WYNMORE, DEALERS 1N Groceries, Provisions, Cau Fr. lits, @ Be cey aco Gio! £ ced, Broad Street, Nevada. rest MRAP: a o By -l. KINDS, . Gra Justice of the Peace, in ap, Om and and for imeap rates for . exit commty; Gate Jun-dth, 61, upon® . BG ov. then anack Geodseehverea free of Charge . on the sth * ec na nage cavor ofS. = Witnin 4 reasonable distance of Nevada. mien kinds. om hand att and tor sale o'clock, M., and 4P. M., OF sid day. iy of Julim FL. therey, to sutis:y the ote. -__ under my hand this S5tli da = je7 tds “BICKFORD, Constable. ABLE’s SALE.—S ace of Cab ifornia, County of Nevadn—.s By virtee an execution, issued out of the Court ofte Be nentagg ay sic Mc xico, is in San Fried } Combs & Siiack@eia, cwoe. The Generali wa i pteercepege ad unibemandes . on bikeen DRUCS, aici OILS Ou nda or hndnome tee ote ‘fey? iL a e eash the following described prep tY, to-wit between taken as the . above ’ —_— The Bor —— meemaeaine So ” REPUBLIC This body ast Saturday at 11 0’ order by the Ch: . mittee, A. A. Sa follows ¢ Gentlemen of ti sure to witne the call for this ¢ of this body you perform: upon which may depe principles, aud th who cry union v whose sympathie __nistic to the gov catchwords abou solution of the . are the wen whe _ there is no_ pe Henry; they w. “lie supinely up are binding it ha after insult is ernment, its tr sailed, its brave mies are assemb ment and overth ‘forever, a polit this loyal State, defense, to ques haud of the robb _ national throat, . mission to traite mands for a dist territory or @ yi the dictation of . they would do t The Union> they much worse tha astoany tyrants are tories, hangi triot army. appa really weakening are as.false as they ua be a¢ here they are su much more dang an open foe. T antagonists in th numerical stren firmly convinees that the next off either Republic: now being mad. party” in this . and divide the U heve that such i the motives of s been entrapped movement, sets and the fact t then whe have . ted Republicans men now consti bat believ® that poblican party. tality to a majo: that it was dest State, has led tk from this true 1 at the polls. S of the Breekinr. designed to be : vote is scattere ‘concentrated se not new in our lived our politic yet see through I do net lovk glas party as with us in senti us but by name. our ranks since are LOW comin, it we, stand fir convince thew, ‘come all such, : have their fair wards of victo' ct, I sineer men in support respective of What party ha: of Union party Say aman is a ‘Worth or Sou him te be for ¢ said fur the ¢ Even now it ia “ holy alliance, pase to deten county; wheth has been form and leaders o' Bat tas. peop ’ reVe termined that . with an if” P Gentlemen, . We ars divid porplas “d by ae Country { PPegenis ne Oar and in the best “Th.it m: of oth: T couat We 2 let us remem Our brothers ce i Hite

brings as, it is not our fault if the : news has less of ‘the battle and the breeze" in it than comporte with the tastes of our readers. A few days ago, having had some experience in-the delays std perplexities that attend the organizution and inetruction of a spontaneously created army of volunteers, swe ventured some remarks ou these matters, with the hope of allaying the impatience of those of our readers whose ignorance. of the military art leads them to imagine that soldiers can enact impossibilities. A regiment, after being amply. organized, equipped, and drilled, can not, with the aatural means of ‘locomotion, march more than twenty miles “a day. Where unobstructed reilroads are sonvenient, a regiment may perform wonders in the rapidity of its advance or retreat; but raijronds are not always in the line of movements. The newepaper reader, who expects an army to sonihilate time and space, in its marcbings and épuntermarchings, like the wonderfol personages wo read of in the Arabian Nights; expects altogether too mach. It is not possible for the soldicrs, pees on one day, to be into Richmond or Harper's Ferry we next.’ Soldiers, however brave, well disciplined, and active, are but mortals, and, like atber mortals, must eubmit'to the laws of nabure and take things es they find thei. Thore are, however, some exceedingly imtant items in the last peny'a brudget of , which, if reliable, chows that the fe government hae sume grounds of vantage more than equal to the capture of Richmond. One-of these items, and a leading one, ia. thatthe goveruments of France oad arent Eetnla utterly refuse to recognize of the seceding stutes.— Audther is that, instoxd of Mempbis attackMog Cairo, Cairo is-about to attack Memphis . Thie is a very significant furning of the war tablée on the Mississippi; “These, in connes tion with the assurance that Fort Pickens is invulnerable, are matters of the utmost consequence to the friends of the Union. The fact is, that the war ig no longer a pet . j ‘affair of politicians. It hae legitimately fallen into the keeping of tacticians and strategists, who will conduct it in consonance with the recognised principles of modero military science, uninfiuenced by the ¢lamors of part‘jsane and demagogues. Of course, the s trongor party will triuttiph and the “weaker: will go dowé, let indignant editors and forecious . etme ers write and talk as they will.— The federal government has a powerful _eaval force—it hus an unlimited command of wen, money, and crédit—it has the Starspangled Banuer aud the. national traditions and glories—and it has the sympathies of the two most powerful nations of Europe. To imagine that it can fuil of crushing the southern rebellion and reinteyrating the Union is as preposterous as to imagine that the law * (of aniversal, gravitation will-cease on the fourth of July. The prayer ofevery honest and putriotic American should be that these objects may bo accomplished without delug“tng the find with ‘rt rnal blood, CONVENTIVN Pie. ce DINGS.—Two political Conventions ant in this City oa Saturday, the :nvin business of each of which was to appoint delegates to the state conventiors at Seer certo. The proceedings ofthe Republias: «, whe held their meeting in the Thertre, were furnished ua by the secretaries,an( appear i this day's TRANSCRIPT. A reper’ from this office visited the Breehit:icge Demecrstic Convention, at the Court Lieuse, but wes induced not to report the proceedinga,+y the promise of on wfficial «py of the secretary's minutes. Al. thoug! we took especi. paina to obtsin this prow ives copy, yeeterd.y, we were utterly unsuces: Jul. Aen tvsulution was adopted by thir ( .avention, recognizing the Murysville Lapress asthe organ and exponent of the party in Nevada county, it is probable . 7° that bie circur.stunce will ers the cause of our not receiving the copy of the ee e Theater building, in this city, by Ma or. ‘Green, and several recruits . have already been enrolled. By the Hydraulic . Press, of Saturday, we perceive that Mr, Green has a branch recruiting station st North San Juan, under the charge of Capt. ‘. N. C. Miller, one of the Nevada County Assemblymen, who, although not ad officer of . -. .the regiment, has agreed to receive the names » . of such persons as may wish to join, and instruct them in the school of the soldier. A prominent and wealthy gentleman of San Francisco, it is said, has headed s subscrip‘. tion paper with $10,000, to assist in arming and equipping the regiment, in order that it may proceed to the seat of war. The steamer Nevada, as appears by the correspondence below, has been patriotically and gener‘ously placed at the service of Col. Lippitt, to curry recruits from Sacramento *to San Francisco, free of charge. The Nevada suffered an accident, some days ago, which has been repaired, and she is expected to resume her regolar trips to-day. A similar manifestation of liberality, on the part of the steamboatmen between Marysville and Sacramente, would not come amiss. The reeruits can be marched to Marysville. The proffer of the Nevada's services, by Capt. W. L. Phillips, her gallant commander, does him infinite honor. ve Saw FRAnNctsco, June 3d, 186. To Col. F. J. Lippitt, Commanding. First Regiment California Volunteers. 81k :—Understanding that a company is about to be formed in Nevada .City, for the pu of fighting for the stars and stripes, in the regiment under‘your command, I hereby offer to trans nope the entire company from Sacramento to Sun Francisco, in my steamer Nevada, free of charge, whenever itis ready ‘to be maste -inte--the” UnitedStates ser“Respectfully yours, W. L. Paiups San Francisco, June 3d, 1861. To Capt. W.L. Philips, Commanding steamer ** Nevada.” Dear Sin t—~In behalf of all true hearted Americans, I thank yeu for your generous and patriotic offer of this date, and hereby signify to you my acceptance of the sime. Very ~— your ob’t serv’t, RANCIS J. Lippitt, Com’g Ist Reg't. Cal. Vol's. vice. From Sonora.— The.San Francisco Journal of May 30th, says * * The steamer Panama, of the line between this port and the Mexic an coast, arrived this morning—the pioneer arrival of this new enterprise. She brings in all, about fifty passengere, mostly from Guaymas. The Indian difficulties in Sonora are quelled, and the Indianshave sued for peace. The workliberal than that of Comonfort,) is entirely satisfactory, and the abolishment of peonage, ‘however it may affect individuals, is hailed aaa blessing—the seed of innumerable advantages in the future. Home InpDustky.—A new manufacturing enterprise has been started in San Francisco for the purpose. of manufacturing starch, British gum, for insuring the permanency of colors, leiozen powers, and glucas for the manufacture of syrups. The factory has already turned out excellent samples. te A Building and Loan Association has been organized in Sun Francisco, with a cap. ital stock of $500,000, divided inte shares of $100 each. We observe that Gen. Shields is one of the incorporstors Tue Fiae ar Corusa.—Having been urged todo so, the Board of Supervisors of Célusa county lutely passed an order that the Sheriff ptecure an American fing and have a flag-staff erected for the same above the Court House ; and that the flig be hoisted ou every public day made so by the statutes, and on every Court day, Marine Hospit . . ir San Franciaco, is 115.— The number adsnitted in Moy was 95. GH Strawbe i soiling in San Francisco at from 10 te 1) cents per pound 5 repberries at 25 conts : eherrwa, 40 cents; currants, 50 cente ner ron 7 EF" Mrs. Muilony writes from Cork to her sister in this couatry, that her cousin meal,” she says, till she got the “ Cornelia Morgus,” which evrried her-off in less than you'd snuff out » condle, — GH A speaker ot we pe AS Con} vention, in cailing for a subscription, explained ite necessity os, having no organ, teeta printing. Wonder have been so short hved ? of the new constitution, (much more . tH" The number of patients at the U. 8. Bridget died in August list—she ate Indy does not exphin why the organs of EE a “BY TELEGTAPH. * “re . ammrvan ovres PONY EXPRESS oes (rma OUR EXTRA OF “SATURDAY dee! —— DATES TO ‘WAY Zist. San Francisco, June & P. M. The pony arrived at 4 Fr. M.to-day. The Sr. Lours, May 3ist. New. York dispatches of the 28th say that Government has received satisfactory information that the Commissioners of the Confederated States who were in Europe met from England a decided refusal to recognize their pretensions. Similar intelligence comes from the French Government, but the last reports however from other sour ces are contradictory. Gov. Banks has been appointed Commissary General. Eh Thayer has been appointed . p Patent Examiner. Col. Fremont is appointed Major General. Jeff Davisand Gen. Beauregard were expected at Richmond on the 28th of May. . All the bridges on the Alexandria Railroad have been burned. Maj. Gen, McDowell takes command of the forces of Virginia, in place of Sanford. Gov. Banks wants tv put an army of 300, 000 men in the field. On the 27th May, Gen. Butler had 10,000 men at Fortress Monroe, but it was said that he would not commence active operations until he had as many more. The treops’ at Harper’s Ferry are sup. posed to be in a starving gonditicn. Itis underateod to be the" abject of Gen. Scott to march forces so as to arrive at Harper's Ferry from different points and compel the . enemy to evacuate. ted States troops, the Secess onists having fled, including all who would not take the It is said that over 12,000 hava gon= sowh. Col. Kelley, at Wheeling, Va., advanced to-wards Grafton, where 200 secession troops wore encamped. They were joined by forces sent across the river by Gen. McClellan, of Ohio. The Secuated Grafton. On Munday, the U. States forces, occupied Grafton and Parkerbery. They will march soon towards Fairfax. The funeralof Col. Ellsworth at N. York, en the 27th inst.:was attended with great pomp and selemnity. 10000 people were present. General McClellan was preparing to route the Seeession forces at Harper's Ferry, Fairfax and other places. It was rumored that an expedition would be sent against Memphis next weer “with 8,000 men. About. 15,000 Secession troops were reported to be in aud around Memphis. Its believed here-Gen. Harney will be removed from the command at St. Louis. Maj General” Fremont will take bis place. Gen. Harney will go raat. Lieut. Slemmer and command, arrived at ‘Washington frum Fort Pickens, on the 28th to raise troops. Fort Pickens is able to held out against any force that can be brought against it, and the garrison numbers } ,000. The rebels forces under Gen. Bragg, numbers six thonsand. The Government vessels have blockaded all the ports in Texas. Also the mouths ol lya, . bed A Washor Pet-——Among the other Washoe pets is an ant, which is a pertect beauty, aud quite-us amiable as a scorpieu or tarantula Iti about half xs large as the honey bee; in color, it 38 black and sprinkled_ever with orange-colored hairs or birstles and is armed with a most formidable ating whieh it is nowiee backward in using. Several large, and most Venomous centipedes have been found in the vicinity of Silves City this. spring. CH” Maryluw sue L.i.wite seem to be rather quoer States at this time. In some parts of them a meu will one day be chased out of tewn for uttering Union sentiments ; and the next dey another will be chased out for uttermg disunion dentiments; ind the third day, sti another for retusmg te express his opmions. Whit can a poor devil vi a trimuner do? ne HP Gen. Angel ‘i.e, ¢ x-Giovertior of the Mexican States of the Pacific with the Unit . ted States and the Guli of Mexice. showing is fromthe Bulletin, of this evening Alexandria iastill in possession of the Unioath not to take up arms against-Government. cessionists, hearing of their approach, evathe Mississippi River by the steamer Brook. da eer ee A CARD.—The Ladies of the . ongregational Charch desire to return whoso generously’ ss-isted tn getting up their Strawberry Festival. To Protection Hook and Ladder Company Ne. 1. for the uae of their fine hall, to Judge Caswell for preparing and sinzing with.14 children, we are especially indebted; also to the MonsiInG TrascriptT and Journal j cy DIED. At Arnold’s Kanch ch, £8 Friday, 7th CHARLES Henry ARNOLD, son <f Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold, ced 11 months : DR. BASSETT’S —__ UNITED ST ATES CIRCUS! The only Equestrian Troupe in Cale ifornia. HIS NEWLY ORG‘ NIZED Troupe of Star. Equestrian, Gymnastic and Acrobatic Performers will give a verkes of their grand and unique performances, as follows : WR sb occ cccsicdovcconse Thureday, June 19th poe Valley, ce. sc.escecccces » June 14th Nevada, Gudéntenesecsus Satarday. June 15th Moore’s Flat,...-ceccesceces Sunday, June 16th North San Juam,.....+.. Monday, June 17th Free Exhibition ! 1! Blondin’s Feat! Terrific Ascension oe the. ground to an elevation of SIXTY FEET previous to the commencement of the Arenic Performance, BY MRS. WALTER B. AYMAR. Admission to Pavilion, ny one dollar. Children, half price. MR. ALEX. ONTARC. The Living Skeleton, AND NATURAL VIOLINIBT,. Will also be on’ exhibition during the stay of 5 Fo nee 1 d f th ‘or fu culars and programme of the

evening, sce bills of the day. : . je-7d ~-WM. PRIDHAM, Advanee Agent. to. all: } of the Union Democratic Convention. cece Ren in ett ge ee — _msMor oon c a SUNDAY, June 2d. a” FOR COLLECTOR.We have been authorized to announce the-mame of T. T. pay —EN PORT, as a candidate forthe Office of Collec. tor of Nevada county, siibject to the Romination ed THE CLOBE HOTEL, A. @, CHB W5is.ei0is0d. PROPRIETOR, seep earns, 5 ELING Prniicee tis new and situated in town, and capable of Cine ee rior mannee all who may give aisatat, The Table fs well Supplica With the best in the market, and THE BAR will contain fine Wines, Liquors, ete. “‘je6-t? PAVILION HOTEL, GREENWELL & BRO., Proprietors. RED DOG, CAL. Havi refitted and furnished Sr PAVILL ON, the proprictors respect Dt gockal the pate haere 0 the public, from their long expericava satisfac land no of ence in bs Detloces th that they ean tien to all who may give, Crome ae forts will be spared to please THE BED ROOMS ie PARLOR Are handsomely furnished. ¢ool and plessiut, ann will aiewye ber found clean. THE TABLE will receive attention, and is — with the best the market affords. The Bar will be supplied with the best Liquors, Cigars, Etc., and equal to any in the mountains. THE STAGE lenves’ the Pavilion, for Nevada, EVEKY MORNING, at 3 o0’elock, and returns at 5 o’clock, P. M. Red Dog, Jute 5, 1861tf Go ‘TO CHEAP JOHN’S FOR YOUR RAIMENT. Nevada, April 2, 1861-4f JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, wavavd CiITy. A™.< SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, CONSTANTLY Pocus vee fashionable styles of Of Every Kind and Quality. . Nevada, May 9, 1861. “ SELECT SCHOOL —Fok— Young Ladies raha aie geo of oe Street, Nevada. W. &.-F. DEA Yinurts A: D fhe SCHOOL~ commenced on MONDAY, A. BLOCK, &. FURTH, E. BLOCK, dr & A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS 1N CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. N EVADA. PAINTER & CO., Practical Printers And Dealers in Type, Presses, Printing Matertals, Ink, Printing Paper. oo ete. . PAINTER, FRANCISCO. J.B. J.M. PAINTER 7. P-PAINTER,-9 Offices fitted out with dispateh. Mareh 13-ly THE PIONEER BRICK STORE. GREEN & CO., AVING JUST RECEIVEDA LARGE. and carefully selected STOCK OF GOODS would invite the citizens of RFD DOG, and vicinity, to call and examine the same, 60) in eet of the following articles : GROCERIES, HARDWARE, LIQUORS? DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,-GLASSW ARE, CROCKERY, — S hte tes: CIGARS, Ete. ~ a complete assortment of MINER'S OrPLirs. eu has usuaily foundin age sur inace wi wiching Goods in our line find it to their advantage to give usa call ir Night School, Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings, at 7 0° Konag, -f TERMS7th. 1861. ¥ wnetattibperdaurtiie will . going elsewhere, as we are TERMS : BOUND TO SELL AS CHEAP Pri per month.....<.05-.$400! as the same ‘of GOODS can be chased Baglist Branches end Mathes. ’<°°."°803. gy Gtowery tore mn Nevada county. DRM vincciess vcs soasecv os sxinteeselact 200} RedDog, May tf W.F. EY DUAL * OUI « c ccccnscecatens tnstecesaséonwcentews 200 i fi NSTAULE’S SAE—State of Caltfornia, county of Nevada, Bloo wun —_ By virtue of wm evecution te Eoeun issued from the Court ot Le acting Justice of che Peace in aes and aqety ym aan bearing date June , Sime $6. 08 m.Oiw TOTE LOST.—Persons are forbidden purchasing or trading tora note of hand fer date about the 6th of March, 186), signed by S. Cushm«n and J. W. and bearing per month, payable to the ande reigned Payment on the said nute has been stojpedd, * PATKICN KELLY. interest-at the rate of lwe Coleman cent to satis judgment ne by said Court om the tat du iat and meskes tgNa FLA ot KEY. mel 2% st ’ . for the aum of ress er. Ce-bt) I have taken in exand will cell to the highest id certain House being situated. near vine, State and county aivresaid. ‘and occtpied by Charl + Iscnback. I will sell the same on SATURDAY, JUNE Wth, 6., 12 Whae BAKER& WYNMORE, DEALERS 1N Groceries, Provisions, Cau Fr. lits, @ Be cey aco Gio! £ ced, Broad Street, Nevada. rest MRAP: a o By -l. KINDS, . Gra Justice of the Peace, in ap, Om and and for imeap rates for . exit commty; Gate Jun-dth, 61, upon® . BG ov. then anack Geodseehverea free of Charge . on the sth * ec na nage cavor ofS. = Witnin 4 reasonable distance of Nevada. mien kinds. om hand att and tor sale o'clock, M., and 4P. M., OF sid day. iy of Julim FL. therey, to sutis:y the ote. -__ under my hand this S5tli da = je7 tds “BICKFORD, Constable. ABLE’s SALE.—S ace of Cab ifornia, County of Nevadn—.s By virtee an execution, issued out of the Court ofte Be nentagg ay sic Mc xico, is in San Fried } Combs & Siiack@eia, cwoe. The Generali wa i pteercepege ad unibemandes . on bikeen DRUCS, aici OILS Ou nda or hndnome tee ote ‘fey? iL a e eash the following described prep tY, to-wit between taken as the . above ’ —_— The Bor —— meemaeaine So ” REPUBLIC This body ast Saturday at 11 0’ order by the Ch: . mittee, A. A. Sa follows ¢ Gentlemen of ti sure to witne the call for this ¢ of this body you perform: upon which may depe principles, aud th who cry union v whose sympathie __nistic to the gov catchwords abou solution of the . are the wen whe _ there is no_ pe Henry; they w. “lie supinely up are binding it ha after insult is ernment, its tr sailed, its brave mies are assemb ment and overth ‘forever, a polit this loyal State, defense, to ques haud of the robb _ national throat, . mission to traite mands for a dist territory or @ yi the dictation of . they would do t The Union> they much worse tha astoany tyrants are tories, hangi triot army. appa really weakening are as.false as they ua be a¢ here they are su much more dang an open foe. T antagonists in th numerical stren firmly convinees that the next off either Republic: now being mad. party” in this . and divide the U heve that such i the motives of s been entrapped movement, sets and the fact t then whe have . ted Republicans men now consti bat believ® that poblican party. tality to a majo: that it was dest State, has led tk from this true 1 at the polls. S of the Breekinr. designed to be : vote is scattere ‘concentrated se not new in our lived our politic yet see through I do net lovk glas party as with us in senti us but by name. our ranks since are LOW comin, it we, stand fir convince thew, ‘come all such, : have their fair wards of victo' ct, I sineer men in support respective of What party ha: of Union party Say aman is a ‘Worth or Sou him te be for ¢ said fur the ¢ Even now it ia “ holy alliance, pase to deten county; wheth has been form and leaders o' Bat tas. peop ’ reVe termined that . with an if” P Gentlemen, . We ars divid porplas “d by ae Country { PPegenis ne Oar and in the best “Th.it m: of oth: T couat We 2 let us remem Our brothers ce i Hite