May 13, 1862 (4 pages)

The Marning Bans NEVADA CITY. —— TUESDAY ‘MORNING, MAX 13th, a ' = Pusisament ror Breacn oF Contract. — When the Constitution of the United States was formed the people of the various sections of our country, entered into a sulemn com~< pat to patho pererer. _ The _agreemen t seule inviolate down. to the. last year “of the Democratic Administration of James Buchanan, when, without cause, itwas ruthlessly broken by an armed rebellion exe tending over nearly altthe Stave States. — Phe great viject of this attempt. to. overthrow the contract entered into in 1789 was the “perpetuotion and more firm,estublishment of dlavery. From an iustitdtion looked upon with shatie and suspicion by the founders of the Government; and one to be restricted and rooted out rather than countehanced, it had. becotie by. the genius of Eli Whitney and d_ consequent growth of cotton as the basis on . which Southern prosperit} rested. ‘The ald feeling of aversion. to slavery remained at the North, and the march of civilization seemed to encroach upon the slave power so far as moral force could be applied to it. To . getrid of the antagonism between freedom . and slavery existing in the Union the fireeaters in the South violated the faith pledged in the compact of 178) and undertook to ree volutionize or destroy the Government. The attempt has forced upon the Government the alteruative of aveing the Union and with it Republican institutions go down, or taking up arms vigorously to defend all that The war on the side of Union men, is a katy war. It is iano sense one of conquest, but suvolves only the defense and maintenance of our rights and the puoishment of rebels for _viylated faith. They were under obligations to. atand by the Conatitution and to make a com. mon cause of maintaining the Unien intact. In taking up arms against them we but resort to the only arbitrament left us by the laws) of nations to compel the. faithless to pay the penalty” of their treachery. “Principle de. mands that when partics stipulate to perform ~“eermin duties tti—consideration of certain benefits, they should live according to theterns ofthe contract, The urmies of the Union are thusfighting for the princip'e of good faith and against treachery. News FRoM THE ‘East. — Jolly good news for the people will be found in our columius to-day, ‘The Merrimac, which was the only hope of the rebels on water for a} time, has saved our cause a few hundred pounde of iron nang powder which the Monitor designed to tib-roast her with, has been blown up by the rebels, ‘The vessel was aure te be sunk or fall into our hands if sha ever had another engagement. with the Monitor. Norfolk and Portsmouth have fallen into our hands and the people of the “Sacred Sile” have no longer access tothe Atlantic Ocean ov the oyster beds near thereunto Cut off from the grain. growing region, the rebels , flying before McClellan are getting in a tight ‘place from which there appears no easy ex"¥trication. Congress has wade a decided move in the right direction in the bill organizing the Territury of Arizona. Slavery is prohibited in that. Territory as well as all others in the bill. ~————No more stave States,but lesa, is the order of the day since the rebels have forced the country to the isaue, The news in this morning's paper we consider among the most important if many aspects that has come over the wires singe the war counpenced. The fears of dainage to our seaboard cities from the Merrimac: are now at an end. ‘The private Nashville is at Wilmington, and the naval career ef the Bogus Confederacy has terminated only with disgrace. Piracy is stamped upen it forever. EX&cCUTION OF Bonney.—K. W. Bonney was hung in San Leandro, ov Friday last, for . the murder of Hirsch. At 2 o'clock. a. M. on Friday, the $F. Journal says, Bonney attempted to take his own life by opening a vein in hia leftarm. He bled profusely, and was very weak, so weak* indeed, that he had to be carried to the scaffold and supported to the trap. He was hung at a little after 12 o'clock, and his bedy remained suspended 25 minutes. Though he fell 8 feet his neck was not dislocated ; he died of atrangulation. He ee his innocence of the murier to the jast, though, it is said, he admitted to some that he assisted in dragging Hirech and knew whe did kill him, After his death his body was brought to San Erancisgo for interment, ‘BY TELEGRAPH Pittsburg Landing.—50 acres Buildings destroy New York—Loss’ 000,000. The following dispatch is from the Sacramento Union extra. and Portsmouth Navy Yards are ours. The Merrimac has been blown up by the rebels. —— A naval Siivaiaicak Insting an heur and a half took place at Fort Wrighton Saturday, J rebel gunboat was sunk and two blown up. Only two of boats enyayed, Fortress MONROE, May 10th,—Nortolk is. ours. Also, Portsmouth and the Navy Yard. : : General Wool with a force of 5000 men went to Willoughby Point, opposite and south of Fortress Monroe, on Friday night aud effected a landing this morning. He commenced hig mareh ta Norfolk, five miles from the Landing. A rebel battery was sta‘tioned on the opposite side of Landers’ our troops to march round five miles further. At 5 o’clock in the afternoon they were within a short distance of Norfoik and were met by citizens who formally surrendered the city. Our troops marched in and now hold possession. General Viele commands as Military Gov. ernor and neither city nor Navy Yard was burned. Gen. Huger comuranding the rebe] forces withdrew without a fight. Fortress Monroe, May 11th.—The The Merrimac was. blowa up by the rebels ut-5-o’clock; this morning. The Monitor and Naugatuck vane -have-gone to Norfolk. ‘Catto, May tith—News has been rex ceived from Pittsburgh Landing te Saturday noon, A revonnoissance of 4 companies of Illinois cavalry fell into a rebel ambuseade on & Major killed and four wounded. A deserter since arrived says the rebel loss 30 killed and wounded, On Friday a superior force attacked Gen. Paine’a division on the left wing, An engagement lasting an hour ensued, when the rebels having received reinforcements Gen. Painé retired to Farmington. Our loss is stated at 150 killed, wounded and missing. MonTEREY, Tenn., 10th—Deserters from the Louisiana regiment, in the fight on Friday, just arrived, state that the rebel force making the attack on the left wing on Friday night was 35,000 strong, with 30 pieces ot cannon, under Bragg, Van Dorn, Hardee and Prico—their object being to overwheln and drive our left wing inte the river. Their loss in officers and men was very beavy. Ours so far as ascertained, ig 30 hilled and 70 wounded. All is quiet in front. Troy, N, York, May 11th—The fire yesterday destroyed between five and six hundred buildings, and burned over 50 acres of ground. In the second, third and fourth wards, wost ef the buildings consumed were private: residences, being among the best in the city. The loss approximates to three millions. Ingurance $1,400,000. The busineas part of the city suffered comparatively little” Several lives were lost, umong them Dr. Carny and Ransom Haight, merchant.-~ Some ten persons are missing. The wind, Blowing agale, carried the burning brands to various parts uf the city, setting fire to a number of places. [8 Some Democratic Congreasman have issued a manifest iu favor of a reconstructive of the Democratic party, saying they believe the party necessary to the well being of the conntry. Well, suppese when the war is aver the Democratic party is reeonstructed, Of course the rebels will go back into the party again, ifiudeed,they ars not in it wow, fighting for the old Democratic doc, trine of State Rights. Of course Andy Johnson, Parson Brownlow and such men will not associate politically with those who recently conspired against their lives and property. The southera patriots will never be found in such company again. Now, what sort of a Democratic party will it be composed of old Democrats lately in rebelliov against the Government and a few northern allies, such as Vallindigham, Latham, Stark and mea of that ilk? Who wouldn't be proud to belong to such a political crowd t SHIPMENT oF WooL.—34,160 lbs of wool Bonney, wae a of Portland, Maine, and a, have been shipped this season, by two houses iy Belgue:. TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. The Rebel steamer Merrimac blown up.—Norfelk, Portsmouth and the Navy Yards Captured,—Fight near of by Gre at Troy, _Cmcaco, May 12th —'Phe'Gity of Norfolk . creck, After a few shots the rebels retreat. ed after burning a bridge which compelled . Thursday, but cut their way through, losing . _ 4 “. were capture Later from the East. Ciigaco, 9th. —F rebel, pobeste Phin pay hy ee t jof the mortar boats, which on. that day hg 4 agaiu commenced the bombardment. * ae boat from Pittsburg Landing reports our within two miles of Corinth. The bill organizing Arioons Territory repeals rll laws, Congressional or Territorial, establishing or maiptoining’ the relatiens of master-and slave ; provides for the entire abolition of slavery erein, and in all Territories now organized. brush with Shenandoah river, iv which he repulsed theenemy. One company of Vermont cavalry were surrounded but escaped by swimming the river. Fortress Moxrot, May 8th.—To-day the Monitor,Naugautuck, Susquehanna, Da cota, Seminole and San Jacinto started to wards Sewell’s Point, and as soon as, within range they apenes fire, with shot and shell against that battery + most of the shots were good ones. It was nearly half an bour before a reply was made from the Point. The Monitor disabled the large gun on the battery, and set fire to sume parts of the works, frem which densa stnoke was seen to rise. The Merrimac -at five o’clock was off the Point und the Monitor ready to attack her. The Seminole hae returned to the lower roads, there being littie prospect of a fight. At 64 P.M. the Monitor returned, leaving the Merrimac in'the same position. Gen Curtis is at Batesville, Arkansas, one hundred miles west of the Mississippi river Fifty thousand rebels and thirty thousand Federals were engaged at Willamsburg: ‘Lhe pirate steamcr Nashville has got into Wilmington. The sailing sloop of war Jamestown was the only blockadingship, and the pirate slipped by. The Ocean Queen has arrived from Yorktown with a theusand sick and wounded. Capt. Bogus, commander of the Verona, in his official report of his fight with rebel boat Morgan, at New Orleaus, says that over filty of her crew were wounded and she was set on fire by her commander, who burned his wounded with the vessel. The pickets of the two armies at Corinth are within rifle shot. Itis reported thata hundred of one cavalry company ia making a recounoisance from the left wing on Thursday meta ee force of the enemy and Yesterday a large fire Was raging in Troy New York ; it had burned four churches and four hotels, und was still ‘raging.— Democrat Extra. Don'r READ US KiGHT.—The Sac. Bee says the TRANSCRIPT is the only Republi‘ean paper in the State that dislikes the call of the Republivan State Central Committee. It is not the first time the Bee has misrepresented us. We iudorsed the letter of Gov. Stanford and showed the call of the Committee was in accordance with it. Gov. Stanford advised making use of the Republican organization ag the best basis for a Un« iov party, and recommended » broad and liberal call The Republican organization through its Committee has made just such a call, and the Bee can find no sentence of ours condemnatory of it. We would suggest that it read the Transcript ai little ‘more carefully hereafte r. ns en BaDLy Soup,—The Yreka Journal says: “The new mines on Salmon river are getting into bad repute about here, from letters received last week, which state that itis a humbug. No rich diggings have been found outside of the basin on Salmon mountain. — People are coming back ‘sold again,’ as usual in the Northern mines, and the stampede promises to excel even Frazer river. The ‘elephant’ which they went to see will escort them back. We always had doubts of its extent, and the excitement was kept up by the Gregon people and press te build up their State.” TE CoaL.—Mount Diablo coal is now being shipped to San Francisco in large quantities. It is furnished at the embarcadero at 85,50 yp ton, and is much te be preferred, coils of the for varions reasons, to other same cash value. JupGe Harpy’s Case.—In the Appeal’s Sin Francisco dispatch, dated on Saturday last, May 10th, we see that the evidence in the Hardy case was concluded on that day. Six hours are granted to counsel on each side fer argument. Alex. Campbell, for proseeu‘tion, opened yesterday, (Munday) morning On this morving, (Tuesday) Williams speaks for the defense, and to-morrow (Wednesday) Edgerton closes for the prosecution. A concurent resolution was adopted for adjourament-at412-P-at., ‘Phursday: A ress olution was adopted fixing the pay of the Hardy impeichment witnesses at $5 per day, and mileage at 20 cents; also a resolution excluding the proceedings of. the impeach« ment trial fromt e journals of the Legislature. ADJOURRMENT.—The Senate concurrent reaolution fixing Thursday as the day of fiqa! eG was concurred m. Col. Foster with two regiments “had a . Ea enemy, east of-the . i ois a finogel pate bes wills eevee than all the old iy -atga their The Silver hw is right; the truer who is too mean to advertise his wares, cannot be expected to sell them on terins.as liberal as he who goes on the principle of “Y.ve and let live.” he CARD. “FO THE PUBLIC—I am about to leave Nevada for New York,having sold my interest in the Dry Goods business: in this city, to-Geo. W. Colby, atid would recommend him tomy former patrons. Itake this method of returuing to a generous public my sincere and grateful thanks for the most liberal patronage bestowed upon me since I have been a resident in Nevada. Letme be permitted in bidding farwell to youto say my intercourse with the citizens of this vicinity has been of the most pleasant and agreable character fo me and that I bear with me cherished rerollections ofthe years I have spend in your midst. 8. C. BOWLEY Wevada. May 12th, 1862. a 0 a mr oan) Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR MAY 10, 1862: Hf Quin, San Fran M Angel, San Juan A Philipson, ) é WW Snitkin, “BC & Lady 4.28 A Sutherland, Alpha Mrs Bawdman, do FF French, do Miss Bowell, do E Brameskili, Wash'’ina N Sgya, co S Fernell, Napa M Dooling, Moores J Fogerty, sola Pe kB Morrison, Marv’e P Sute, City T J Tirrel, G Hill) Newman, do W Daney, do D Odell, Gy G Hawke, do KR Moore, de T W Ryder, do A Cress, C.ty O Bennett, Seott’s F GB MeKie, do BOC do G W Lenhart, J Southall, M M Tilton, do JR Withington, Was’tn A Murray, K Creek “MAY 11, 1862. General Fund of the county aud registered Dissolution of Copartnership. ‘HE co ership neatyatens existing between 8. C. Bowley and J. W. Chisin, under the name and style ot Chinn and Bowley, is this day dissolved by mutual oer wah day of May A. D., 1862, a final j t aud decree was rendered in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against J. K. Thompson and J. Kitchen, and in faver ¥; K. Ruse, for the sum of Kight H Eightythree and 18-100 Dollars, principal and interest, with interest thereon at 10 per cent per annum, from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all eosts of suit. And whereas, on said Sth day of wet A. D., 18:2. it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mo ge set forth in ‘Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed. and the property therein described to-wit :-—The whole of that aay Ney or parcel of mining ground and cla'ms lying and being situate upon Grizzly Hill, Bloom Towsshiy Nevada county, fronting upon the’ south Yuba River, and bounded upon the north by the mining claims of Robinson & Co, upon the south Oy, the claims of the San Juen Hill Company, and . upon said ground fully marked and desigsobs by well known monuments, the eat claims belag well known as the Thompson_& mining claims—be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, and the proeeeds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money 48 aforessid. Notice is hereby given, that I will expose » public sale all the above deseribed property, t the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Gourt llouse door. in Nevada, on Tuesday, June 16th , 9 1862. between the hours of 9 o’elock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P.M. Given under my hand, this 10th day of May, 18Az. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. David Belden. —_ Atty. wiseolwt ion of Copartnership. ‘HE partnership heretofore existing between Charles Geetz and Jules Kouhaud in the Pastry and Confectionary business, has been this day dissolved by mutual-con<ent. CHARLES GGETZ, JULES ROUHAUD. JULES ROUHAUD, will continue the business alone at the old stand No. 69 Kroad atreet, and solicits a continuance of public favor Confectionary, lee Cr°am and Pastry will. be made and de — tw ord:r. Balls Parties attended t : Ne vada City, May “yoth, 1862. Kexz! ATE OF FRANK WALK, Deceased.—<otice ishereby given by the under. signed Administrator of ine above named estate to the creditors of, all persons having claims against said Geqnesed, to. €Xhibit the same with the first publication eee? this notice, to the undergenes at Court House, Nevada City. W. COZZINS, Pu b. Administrator. May, ven 1862. cn, CAUTION! Spelt ed ring ee per . Sth inst. THOMAS “one City, May 9th, 1802. ¢ lr. J. SCHAEFFER, &CO., Importers and: Dealers imall kinds of WAGON & “‘CABRIAGE MATERIAL, Nos. 12 and.14 Pine street San Francisco. . _ And 73.and 7p E. street, Marysville AvE now on hand and constantly ow fromthe Eastern States, the largest anc best stockof Wagonand Carriage Mat€rials ever offered in this market; consisting of Oak, Ash, Hickory and Maple Lumber, Oak and Hickory Spokes; Plow Framezand Handles, . Which we are offering st the LOWEST PRICES and on the terms to-enit. favoring us with an order candepend-upen_receiving an A No. 1 article: oT share ofthe trade . respectfully solicited. my&s-3m NEW SALOON. AT. MULCAHY, would inform histnen¢cs and the puvlic, that he has o) a-New saloonon BROAD ST as. T, at the place former ly occupied ae Jas. Je Mleris, where he will , keep constantly on an the Xr Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars 3 to be found in the Mountafiis. A ‘share of patronage solicited. . PAT. MULCAHY. Nevada, March 30th 1862. I-m. L JOHN L. GAMBLE, SURVEY OR. Orders for Surveying strictly attended to eor Commercial and Pine streets. E. H. GAYLORD, DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ILL practise in all of the Courts of Nevada County. Office at the Court House Nevada, Oct. 13th 1s6I. ot —— es TATE CONVEN TRON, —The People o! of S this State-who are in favor ot sustaining the present National Administration, and of maintuiniug the Constitution of the United States and preserving the Union entire are requested te elect Delegates to a State Convention te be held in the city of Sacramento, on the 17th day of June, -A. b., 1862, for the purpose of nemivating a Candidate for Siperintenaent © f Public Instrue tion, and fomtransacting such other business as T Young, San Fran C Shar Cherokee shall properly come before it ; such Delegates to MN Young G V_ DW Welty, Sacramento . be elected in accordance with the following ap J Powinyg, do BR Routlidge, 0 erticonment 3 T rial, do JE Edwards, do P ; zi w right, Wed ite e A § Benton, Dutch F [email protected] 9 Sacramento. .. 22-6) i4 JJ: Adolph; kod M.Jouas, K Creek Amador. . a+ Perry TT wan fijsan Bernardino .++.02 2 D E Kimbal), Fa H Twining, Q Hill BUltee rere coerce ees siSan Diego . veeee d N Cannon, do Murray, G UTAVEFAB. ooo cee voce 9)San Frinrisco. at A Brown, City A C€ Niles, Cc tiy Colusa. sevens vesetee . 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The Marning Bans NEVADA CITY. —— TUESDAY ‘MORNING, MAX 13th, a ' = Pusisament ror Breacn oF Contract. — When the Constitution of the United States was formed the people of the various sections of our country, entered into a sulemn com~< pat to patho pererer. _ The _agreemen t seule inviolate down. to the. last year “of the Democratic Administration of James Buchanan, when, without cause, itwas ruthlessly broken by an armed rebellion exe tending over nearly altthe Stave States. — Phe great viject of this attempt. to. overthrow the contract entered into in 1789 was the “perpetuotion and more firm,estublishment of dlavery. From an iustitdtion looked upon with shatie and suspicion by the founders of the Government; and one to be restricted and rooted out rather than countehanced, it had. becotie by. the genius of Eli Whitney and d_ consequent growth of cotton as the basis on . which Southern prosperit} rested. ‘The ald feeling of aversion. to slavery remained at the North, and the march of civilization seemed to encroach upon the slave power so far as moral force could be applied to it. To . getrid of the antagonism between freedom . and slavery existing in the Union the fireeaters in the South violated the faith pledged in the compact of 178) and undertook to ree volutionize or destroy the Government. The attempt has forced upon the Government the alteruative of aveing the Union and with it Republican institutions go down, or taking up arms vigorously to defend all that The war on the side of Union men, is a katy war. It is iano sense one of conquest, but suvolves only the defense and maintenance of our rights and the puoishment of rebels for _viylated faith. They were under obligations to. atand by the Conatitution and to make a com. mon cause of maintaining the Unien intact. In taking up arms against them we but resort to the only arbitrament left us by the laws) of nations to compel the. faithless to pay the penalty” of their treachery. “Principle de. mands that when partics stipulate to perform ~“eermin duties tti—consideration of certain benefits, they should live according to theterns ofthe contract, The urmies of the Union are thusfighting for the princip'e of good faith and against treachery. News FRoM THE ‘East. — Jolly good news for the people will be found in our columius to-day, ‘The Merrimac, which was the only hope of the rebels on water for a} time, has saved our cause a few hundred pounde of iron nang powder which the Monitor designed to tib-roast her with, has been blown up by the rebels, ‘The vessel was aure te be sunk or fall into our hands if sha ever had another engagement. with the Monitor. Norfolk and Portsmouth have fallen into our hands and the people of the “Sacred Sile” have no longer access tothe Atlantic Ocean ov the oyster beds near thereunto Cut off from the grain. growing region, the rebels , flying before McClellan are getting in a tight ‘place from which there appears no easy ex"¥trication. Congress has wade a decided move in the right direction in the bill organizing the Territury of Arizona. Slavery is prohibited in that. Territory as well as all others in the bill. ~————No more stave States,but lesa, is the order of the day since the rebels have forced the country to the isaue, The news in this morning's paper we consider among the most important if many aspects that has come over the wires singe the war counpenced. The fears of dainage to our seaboard cities from the Merrimac: are now at an end. ‘The private Nashville is at Wilmington, and the naval career ef the Bogus Confederacy has terminated only with disgrace. Piracy is stamped upen it forever. EX&cCUTION OF Bonney.—K. W. Bonney was hung in San Leandro, ov Friday last, for . the murder of Hirsch. At 2 o'clock. a. M. on Friday, the $F. Journal says, Bonney attempted to take his own life by opening a vein in hia leftarm. He bled profusely, and was very weak, so weak* indeed, that he had to be carried to the scaffold and supported to the trap. He was hung at a little after 12 o'clock, and his bedy remained suspended 25 minutes. Though he fell 8 feet his neck was not dislocated ; he died of atrangulation. He ee his innocence of the murier to the jast, though, it is said, he admitted to some that he assisted in dragging Hirech and knew whe did kill him, After his death his body was brought to San Erancisgo for interment, ‘BY TELEGRAPH Pittsburg Landing.—50 acres Buildings destroy New York—Loss’ 000,000. The following dispatch is from the Sacramento Union extra. and Portsmouth Navy Yards are ours. The Merrimac has been blown up by the rebels. —— A naval Siivaiaicak Insting an heur and a half took place at Fort Wrighton Saturday, J rebel gunboat was sunk and two blown up. Only two of boats enyayed, Fortress MONROE, May 10th,—Nortolk is. ours. Also, Portsmouth and the Navy Yard. : : General Wool with a force of 5000 men went to Willoughby Point, opposite and south of Fortress Monroe, on Friday night aud effected a landing this morning. He commenced hig mareh ta Norfolk, five miles from the Landing. A rebel battery was sta‘tioned on the opposite side of Landers’ our troops to march round five miles further. At 5 o’clock in the afternoon they were within a short distance of Norfoik and were met by citizens who formally surrendered the city. Our troops marched in and now hold possession. General Viele commands as Military Gov. ernor and neither city nor Navy Yard was burned. Gen. Huger comuranding the rebe] forces withdrew without a fight. Fortress Monroe, May 11th.—The The Merrimac was. blowa up by the rebels ut-5-o’clock; this morning. The Monitor and Naugatuck vane -have-gone to Norfolk. ‘Catto, May tith—News has been rex ceived from Pittsburgh Landing te Saturday noon, A revonnoissance of 4 companies of Illinois cavalry fell into a rebel ambuseade on & Major killed and four wounded. A deserter since arrived says the rebel loss 30 killed and wounded, On Friday a superior force attacked Gen. Paine’a division on the left wing, An engagement lasting an hour ensued, when the rebels having received reinforcements Gen. Painé retired to Farmington. Our loss is stated at 150 killed, wounded and missing. MonTEREY, Tenn., 10th—Deserters from the Louisiana regiment, in the fight on Friday, just arrived, state that the rebel force making the attack on the left wing on Friday night was 35,000 strong, with 30 pieces ot cannon, under Bragg, Van Dorn, Hardee and Prico—their object being to overwheln and drive our left wing inte the river. Their loss in officers and men was very beavy. Ours so far as ascertained, ig 30 hilled and 70 wounded. All is quiet in front. Troy, N, York, May 11th—The fire yesterday destroyed between five and six hundred buildings, and burned over 50 acres of ground. In the second, third and fourth wards, wost ef the buildings consumed were private: residences, being among the best in the city. The loss approximates to three millions. Ingurance $1,400,000. The busineas part of the city suffered comparatively little” Several lives were lost, umong them Dr. Carny and Ransom Haight, merchant.-~ Some ten persons are missing. The wind, Blowing agale, carried the burning brands to various parts uf the city, setting fire to a number of places. [8 Some Democratic Congreasman have issued a manifest iu favor of a reconstructive of the Democratic party, saying they believe the party necessary to the well being of the conntry. Well, suppese when the war is aver the Democratic party is reeonstructed, Of course the rebels will go back into the party again, ifiudeed,they ars not in it wow, fighting for the old Democratic doc, trine of State Rights. Of course Andy Johnson, Parson Brownlow and such men will not associate politically with those who recently conspired against their lives and property. The southera patriots will never be found in such company again. Now, what sort of a Democratic party will it be composed of old Democrats lately in rebelliov against the Government and a few northern allies, such as Vallindigham, Latham, Stark and mea of that ilk? Who wouldn't be proud to belong to such a political crowd t SHIPMENT oF WooL.—34,160 lbs of wool Bonney, wae a of Portland, Maine, and a, have been shipped this season, by two houses iy Belgue:. TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. The Rebel steamer Merrimac blown up.—Norfelk, Portsmouth and the Navy Yards Captured,—Fight near of by Gre at Troy, _Cmcaco, May 12th —'Phe'Gity of Norfolk . creck, After a few shots the rebels retreat. ed after burning a bridge which compelled . Thursday, but cut their way through, losing . _ 4 “. were capture Later from the East. Ciigaco, 9th. —F rebel, pobeste Phin pay hy ee t jof the mortar boats, which on. that day hg 4 agaiu commenced the bombardment. * ae boat from Pittsburg Landing reports our within two miles of Corinth. The bill organizing Arioons Territory repeals rll laws, Congressional or Territorial, establishing or maiptoining’ the relatiens of master-and slave ; provides for the entire abolition of slavery erein, and in all Territories now organized. brush with Shenandoah river, iv which he repulsed theenemy. One company of Vermont cavalry were surrounded but escaped by swimming the river. Fortress Moxrot, May 8th.—To-day the Monitor,Naugautuck, Susquehanna, Da cota, Seminole and San Jacinto started to wards Sewell’s Point, and as soon as, within range they apenes fire, with shot and shell against that battery + most of the shots were good ones. It was nearly half an bour before a reply was made from the Point. The Monitor disabled the large gun on the battery, and set fire to sume parts of the works, frem which densa stnoke was seen to rise. The Merrimac -at five o’clock was off the Point und the Monitor ready to attack her. The Seminole hae returned to the lower roads, there being littie prospect of a fight. At 64 P.M. the Monitor returned, leaving the Merrimac in'the same position. Gen Curtis is at Batesville, Arkansas, one hundred miles west of the Mississippi river Fifty thousand rebels and thirty thousand Federals were engaged at Willamsburg: ‘Lhe pirate steamcr Nashville has got into Wilmington. The sailing sloop of war Jamestown was the only blockadingship, and the pirate slipped by. The Ocean Queen has arrived from Yorktown with a theusand sick and wounded. Capt. Bogus, commander of the Verona, in his official report of his fight with rebel boat Morgan, at New Orleaus, says that over filty of her crew were wounded and she was set on fire by her commander, who burned his wounded with the vessel. The pickets of the two armies at Corinth are within rifle shot. Itis reported thata hundred of one cavalry company ia making a recounoisance from the left wing on Thursday meta ee force of the enemy and Yesterday a large fire Was raging in Troy New York ; it had burned four churches and four hotels, und was still ‘raging.— Democrat Extra. Don'r READ US KiGHT.—The Sac. Bee says the TRANSCRIPT is the only Republi‘ean paper in the State that dislikes the call of the Republivan State Central Committee. It is not the first time the Bee has misrepresented us. We iudorsed the letter of Gov. Stanford and showed the call of the Committee was in accordance with it. Gov. Stanford advised making use of the Republican organization ag the best basis for a Un« iov party, and recommended » broad and liberal call The Republican organization through its Committee has made just such a call, and the Bee can find no sentence of ours condemnatory of it. We would suggest that it read the Transcript ai little ‘more carefully hereafte r. ns en BaDLy Soup,—The Yreka Journal says: “The new mines on Salmon river are getting into bad repute about here, from letters received last week, which state that itis a humbug. No rich diggings have been found outside of the basin on Salmon mountain. — People are coming back ‘sold again,’ as usual in the Northern mines, and the stampede promises to excel even Frazer river. The ‘elephant’ which they went to see will escort them back. We always had doubts of its extent, and the excitement was kept up by the Gregon people and press te build up their State.” TE CoaL.—Mount Diablo coal is now being shipped to San Francisco in large quantities. It is furnished at the embarcadero at 85,50 yp ton, and is much te be preferred, coils of the for varions reasons, to other same cash value. JupGe Harpy’s Case.—In the Appeal’s Sin Francisco dispatch, dated on Saturday last, May 10th, we see that the evidence in the Hardy case was concluded on that day. Six hours are granted to counsel on each side fer argument. Alex. Campbell, for proseeu‘tion, opened yesterday, (Munday) morning On this morving, (Tuesday) Williams speaks for the defense, and to-morrow (Wednesday) Edgerton closes for the prosecution. A concurent resolution was adopted for adjourament-at412-P-at., ‘Phursday: A ress olution was adopted fixing the pay of the Hardy impeichment witnesses at $5 per day, and mileage at 20 cents; also a resolution excluding the proceedings of. the impeach« ment trial fromt e journals of the Legislature. ADJOURRMENT.—The Senate concurrent reaolution fixing Thursday as the day of fiqa! eG was concurred m. Col. Foster with two regiments “had a . Ea enemy, east of-the . i ois a finogel pate bes wills eevee than all the old iy -atga their The Silver hw is right; the truer who is too mean to advertise his wares, cannot be expected to sell them on terins.as liberal as he who goes on the principle of “Y.ve and let live.” he CARD. “FO THE PUBLIC—I am about to leave Nevada for New York,having sold my interest in the Dry Goods business: in this city, to-Geo. W. Colby, atid would recommend him tomy former patrons. Itake this method of returuing to a generous public my sincere and grateful thanks for the most liberal patronage bestowed upon me since I have been a resident in Nevada. Letme be permitted in bidding farwell to youto say my intercourse with the citizens of this vicinity has been of the most pleasant and agreable character fo me and that I bear with me cherished rerollections ofthe years I have spend in your midst. 8. C. BOWLEY Wevada. May 12th, 1862. a 0 a mr oan) Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR MAY 10, 1862:

Hf Quin, San Fran M Angel, San Juan A Philipson, ) é WW Snitkin, “BC & Lady 4.28 A Sutherland, Alpha Mrs Bawdman, do FF French, do Miss Bowell, do E Brameskili, Wash'’ina N Sgya, co S Fernell, Napa M Dooling, Moores J Fogerty, sola Pe kB Morrison, Marv’e P Sute, City T J Tirrel, G Hill) Newman, do W Daney, do D Odell, Gy G Hawke, do KR Moore, de T W Ryder, do A Cress, C.ty O Bennett, Seott’s F GB MeKie, do BOC do G W Lenhart, J Southall, M M Tilton, do JR Withington, Was’tn A Murray, K Creek “MAY 11, 1862. General Fund of the county aud registered Dissolution of Copartnership. ‘HE co ership neatyatens existing between 8. C. Bowley and J. W. Chisin, under the name and style ot Chinn and Bowley, is this day dissolved by mutual oer wah day of May A. D., 1862, a final j t aud decree was rendered in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against J. K. Thompson and J. Kitchen, and in faver ¥; K. Ruse, for the sum of Kight H Eightythree and 18-100 Dollars, principal and interest, with interest thereon at 10 per cent per annum, from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all eosts of suit. And whereas, on said Sth day of wet A. D., 18:2. it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mo ge set forth in ‘Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed. and the property therein described to-wit :-—The whole of that aay Ney or parcel of mining ground and cla'ms lying and being situate upon Grizzly Hill, Bloom Towsshiy Nevada county, fronting upon the’ south Yuba River, and bounded upon the north by the mining claims of Robinson & Co, upon the south Oy, the claims of the San Juen Hill Company, and . upon said ground fully marked and desigsobs by well known monuments, the eat claims belag well known as the Thompson_& mining claims—be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, and the proeeeds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money 48 aforessid. Notice is hereby given, that I will expose » public sale all the above deseribed property, t the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Gourt llouse door. in Nevada, on Tuesday, June 16th , 9 1862. between the hours of 9 o’elock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P.M. Given under my hand, this 10th day of May, 18Az. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. David Belden. —_ Atty. wiseolwt ion of Copartnership. ‘HE partnership heretofore existing between Charles Geetz and Jules Kouhaud in the Pastry and Confectionary business, has been this day dissolved by mutual-con<ent. CHARLES GGETZ, JULES ROUHAUD. JULES ROUHAUD, will continue the business alone at the old stand No. 69 Kroad atreet, and solicits a continuance of public favor Confectionary, lee Cr°am and Pastry will. be made and de — tw ord:r. Balls Parties attended t : Ne vada City, May “yoth, 1862. Kexz! ATE OF FRANK WALK, Deceased.—<otice ishereby given by the under. signed Administrator of ine above named estate to the creditors of, all persons having claims against said Geqnesed, to. €Xhibit the same with the first publication eee? this notice, to the undergenes at Court House, Nevada City. W. COZZINS, Pu b. Administrator. May, ven 1862. cn, CAUTION! Spelt ed ring ee per . Sth inst. THOMAS “one City, May 9th, 1802. ¢ lr. J. SCHAEFFER, &CO., Importers and: Dealers imall kinds of WAGON & “‘CABRIAGE MATERIAL, Nos. 12 and.14 Pine street San Francisco. . _ And 73.and 7p E. street, Marysville AvE now on hand and constantly ow fromthe Eastern States, the largest anc best stockof Wagonand Carriage Mat€rials ever offered in this market; consisting of Oak, Ash, Hickory and Maple Lumber, Oak and Hickory Spokes; Plow Framezand Handles, . Which we are offering st the LOWEST PRICES and on the terms to-enit. favoring us with an order candepend-upen_receiving an A No. 1 article: oT share ofthe trade . respectfully solicited. my&s-3m NEW SALOON. AT. MULCAHY, would inform histnen¢cs and the puvlic, that he has o) a-New saloonon BROAD ST as. T, at the place former ly occupied ae Jas. Je Mleris, where he will , keep constantly on an the Xr Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars 3 to be found in the Mountafiis. A ‘share of patronage solicited. . PAT. MULCAHY. Nevada, March 30th 1862. I-m. L JOHN L. GAMBLE, SURVEY OR. Orders for Surveying strictly attended to eor Commercial and Pine streets. E. H. GAYLORD, DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ILL practise in all of the Courts of Nevada County. Office at the Court House Nevada, Oct. 13th 1s6I. ot —— es TATE CONVEN TRON, —The People o! of S this State-who are in favor ot sustaining the present National Administration, and of maintuiniug the Constitution of the United States and preserving the Union entire are requested te elect Delegates to a State Convention te be held in the city of Sacramento, on the 17th day of June, -A. b., 1862, for the purpose of nemivating a Candidate for Siperintenaent © f Public Instrue tion, and fomtransacting such other business as T Young, San Fran C Shar Cherokee shall properly come before it ; such Delegates to MN Young G V_ DW Welty, Sacramento . be elected in accordance with the following ap J Powinyg, do BR Routlidge, 0 erticonment 3 T rial, do JE Edwards, do P ; zi w right, Wed ite e A § Benton, Dutch F [email protected] 9 Sacramento. ... 22-6) i4 JJ: Adolph; kod M.Jouas, K Creek Amador. . a+ Perry TT wan fijsan Bernardino .++.02 2 D E Kimbal), Fa H Twining, Q Hill BUltee rere coerce ees siSan Diego .. veeee d N Cannon, do Murray, G UTAVEFAB. ooo cee voce 9)San Frinrisco. at A Brown, City A C€ Niles, Cc tiy Colusa. sevens vesetee . 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Nevada.. .*..s.00 --14/Tuolumne... eereeee g Placer sscssscrcsscess POLY OlO.csseccccesee sense $ Phamas occccccccccces 4) Yubas... oeeees eres It is recommended that no delegate be slected unless he be a legal resident of the Cuunty whence he was chosen ; and that no proxies be given by Delegates to any except citizens of the . W. CHINN Jounty which they shall have been elected to rv. neers 8. BOWLEY. ices i e , stincmokann dete. By order of the Republican State Central Com \HERIFF’S S \LE.—Whereas. on the 5th . mittee. WM. SHERMAN, Chairman. ap30 ALFRED Barstow, S« cretary. a7 Every hcusekeeper experiences how dif ficult it is tomake good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the fact that to Insure uniformly light sweet and nutriteus bread it is only necessary to use Redington & Co’s Yeast Powder, In every reapect tt excels all similar preparations every offered to ihe public. See* advertisement in anothes column. \R.L. J. 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