October 23, 1860 (4 pages)

The partisan fight, as waged’ by the editors and stumpers, has been. ‘waxing-hotter-and hotter, and, if kept up in‘the dame ratio of increasing earnestness, Heaveh only knows how hot it will be by the dawn of election day. What effect the news from Pennsylapirite of our California politicians, is a something we ean tell; « few days hence, better * than we can to-day, As itis, the Republi] a vety marked feeling of satisdential game was all their own. How the ~ Douglasites, Breckinridgers, and Bellites reA GRAND Minive PROJECT.—In the town of North Bloomfield, commonly, but improperly, called Humbug, an enterprising com‘pany'are about to undertake an immense work, which, when eompleted, will be source of almost exhaustless wealth. North Bloomfield lies in the. valley watered by Humbug Creek, which valley is divided from that of the South Yuba by a tall ridge, a mile wide at its base. This Humbug Valley -is rich in auriferous earth, but Humbug Creek does not afford sufficient fall to enable the miners to wash the-earth. ‘The bed of the South Yuba is much lower than that of Humbug Creek. The project about to be undertaken by the enterprising company, alluded to above, is thus *tersely explained in-that excellent paper the Hydraulic Press :. ** It 1s proposed to cross the dividing ridge between the town and the South Yuba, and __ gard these ‘wondrous tidings from the east, . ow down in the canon of that stream, com_ 4s & matter known only to themselves. Of ‘course, they will put as good a face upon the ' ‘matter as they ean, though the news to them can not-be otherwise than unpalatable.— Well, this ia.a world of. disappointments anddisasters, and politicians are as apt to meet with rubs and crosses as their less pretentious brethren of the human family. The question now iy—How will this‘Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana intelligence affect political feeling in California? For one, we can answer, that we have not the slightest idea. It is possible that the Douglasites, Breckinridgers, and Bellites had no hopes of defeating the Linconites in Peunsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, and, therefore, the news will not take them by surprise; thus, the war will go forward, as stoutly ag ever, in California, : It is somewhat strange that we have no intolligence from Mississippi and Georgia, in which elections were held on the first Monday of October, eight days previously to the Pennsylvania election. The election in FloTidw'was held-on that day, and there is an tom from that state to the effect that Milton : i(Breckinridger).tiad received a majority of 1875 in sixteen counties. It is possible that telegraphic facilities are not so available in Goeorgin, Mississippi, and Florida, asin Penn' sylvania, Ohiv, and Indiana, and this circum“Which the southern news comes in. own and Minnesota voted on the same day with _ Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana—the 24 Puesday of October—and there is no news from there; but these are new states and hot blessed with many telegraphic lines. — There is every probability, however, that they-are in the hands of tie Republicans. "There yet two weeks between this moment and the election ; and, if + is not particularly a sin to wish time to fly, we could wish that those two Weeks were over. ‘The Presidential garmie,-tow being played, however amusing it thay be to the players, has nothing alluring in it to outsiders, like us; and the ~ sooner we tre permitted to ‘escape from its noise tind bitterness, the better we shall feel. Our faith in the intelligence and virtue of the American people, in the perpetuity of our glorious confederacy, and in the enduring vitality of our free institutions. is so strong that we dread no evil consequences, let the’elec‘tion result as it may. HARD ON A PrinTeR.—Tho last Columbia (Tuolumne county) Times comes to us.on. a half sheet, for which the editor apologizes, on the score that a seller of jewelry, whose wares the editor had pronounced bogus, came to the office, accompanied and aided b friends, and gre tie Thabling The abteclparty, it seems, knew that the editor » never carried » and that knowled made them bold. ‘Notwithstanding the aoe ig ho teeived, nd which seerented bie out a whole sheet, the editor expresses his determination to make an ample exposure of the bogus dealings of his enemy. Caarornia Exports.—Grain and flour z during the past week: The ship Trent, for Liverpool, carries 21,720 quarter sacks The Constance, for gual, carries 000 sacks o wheat; and 1,000 sacks oats. The Stora King, for China, carries 4,600 sacks barley, 1,049 sacks otato boxes Navy bread, and 1,050 Baier ache foot. : : a T. D. Judah, in a communication to the Bee, _ road from Folsom to Lincoln, says : © So far from . Prospect of ite being di. dl « shantoaed . there is little t cut through the hill at a proper ascending grade, for nearly a mile, antil it reaches the subterranean lire of Hombug Creek, when a ‘shaft will be raisod a perpendicular hight of one hundred, and nine. feet; thes affording an outlet forthe tailings, which it is now found impossible to dispose of to advantage. A joint stock company is to be formed for carrying this grand project into effect. Books were opened a couple of weeks ago, and thirty sharce.of stock subscribed for on the instant. The time required for the completion of the work, would greatly depend upon the nature of the rock encountered in its progress. We have beard of no estimate being made as to its probable cost, although _we are told that seventeen men propose to undertake it for a specified per diem, which is to be allowed themin stock, on condition of being also clothed, fed, and all their necessary.tools and appliances furnished.” Hicuway Rossery.—The San Joaquin . Republican; of October 19th, relates the folluwing case of of a bold robbery: “ As Andrew Girard,who resides near the Red House, on the French Camp.road, wason his way home on Wednesday evening, on horseback, & person rode up and commenced a conversation: After riding side by side for a short distance, the new comer asked if he had any thoney ;—before he could. answer he waa knocked frém his horse by some hard instraHment, with which he was stunned, He lay fortwo hours in the road, and in the meantime his horse walked. te; the Red House, where ite arrival without « rider alarmed the inmates, and they started down the road in search of him. He was found near the rewidence of Dr. Harris, about two miles from town, and wus taken to his home where he soon recovered. His pockets had been turned inside out und rifled, but there was but a trifling suni in them.” te Mexican News.—The bark A. A. EL dridge, and the schooner Ewing, arrived yesterday, says the San Francisco Herald, of the 18th, from Mazatlan. The latter vessel brings Mexican papers to the 11th September. The Opinion de Sinaloa publishes an account of a great battle which hiad been fought between Miramon’s forces and the Liberals, under command of Ortega, Governor of Zacatecas. Upwards of 10,000 men were engaged in the conflict. Miramon was defeated, but escaped almost alone. Gens. Cruz, Herhandez and Pacheco were taken prisoners by the Liberals, who also obtained possession of the artillery, baggage, &c., of the enemy. Ortega was preparing to. march on the city of Mexico. The Opinion de Sinaloa was furnished to the Bulletin. Dornes in Sterna County.—On Saturday, 13th inst., two Indians shot two Chinamen—altogether in fun, as they alleged—and, while dragging the bodies of their victims towards Feather River, they were discovered by some white persons who shot them. Warrants have been issued against the whites for shooting the Indians. On the 15th inst., at the Winthrop House, a few miles from La Porte, a teamster was robbed of $45, and aman who lives in the neighborhood of $15 and ‘a gold ring. The landlord was eased of a horse, saddle and bridle, and a neighbor of a horse. Robberies ‘are the order of the day in the mountains. EH" The Sacramento Democrat says its city is infested with highwaymen and assasins record the attempt to murder, rob and waywalk the streets at night for fear of meeting > honor sich he been actorded to Cal. Pre . and Rabbit. and that night after night it is called upon to. lay citizens who are called ont from their! homes after nightfall. No man is safe to{ on Sunday evening, contsi ithe news by the last pony, which arrivediat Miller's. Station, On that day, at 1 Pp. M., whenée the news was telegraphed to Sacramento. The following are the most, important items of news, somewhat condenge, ceNo fusion ‘ot the. Douglasites and Breckinridgers, in Virginia, has been effected. — 4ticket withdrawn. . Sr. Lovis, Oct. 11—The Republicans have carried Pennsylvanin, Ohio and Indiana by large majorities, © In Pennsylvania, Curtin’s majority is from . fifteen to twenty thousand. Both branches of the Legislature are Republican by increased majorities. > mence a -eapacious tunnel, which shall beh . The Republican Congressmen elected arc ; Verre, Kelly, Davis, Hickman, Scranton, Grow, Hale, Blair, Covode, Stevens, Killing Campbell, Junkin, MePherson, Morehead, night, Stewart, Patien Democrite—Lehman, Cooper, Johnson, Morgan, Dageat, Ancona and MeKenty for the short term. «>. In Ohio there are great Republican “gains. The mojority is upwards of twenty thousand: The Republican Congressmen majority is twenty thousand. The members elected are Brown, Gurley, Patten, Horton, TrimbleDemocrats, Pendleton, Vallandingham,Allen: Cox. Morse, Noble. The Congressmen will stand 13 Republican to 8 Democrats. ullow of the Union or fusion ticket In Indiana the Republican State—ticket 1s elected by upwards of 10,000 majority. The Legislature is largely Republican. The Congressmen who are Republicans: are Dunn. Juliau, Porter, White, Colfax, Mitchell, Nelson and Shanks. Independent—Davies ‘and Peabody. It is rumored here that the three new steamers sent to the Pacific for the Tehauntepee service have been sold to the Pacific “Mail Co. Also that Vanderbilt has sold’ out his side to M. O. Roberts and Moses Taylor. The Pacific Telegraph Co. have postponed organization for the present. “They have selected the Central route on which the work will be at once commenced. Vera Cruz dates are to 17th September, where. The English Minister’s proposal to mediate peace wes rejected. LATE ITALIAN NEWS. Additional European news says Garribaldi attacked Capua, and 200 men were wounded, he succeeded in passing Cotalbeleno. Garibaldi was awaiting the arrival of Col. Turr for an immediate attack. Guyon, at Rome, issned an order declaring it his determination to defend the Pope to ‘the last extremity. The Pope's envoy had {arrived at Paris with the ultimatum, if France does not interfere to prevent the furwill leave Rome. forthwith: Victor Emanwas at Naples Ancona capitulated. General Lamoriciere and his entire army are prisoners of war. GEN. WALKER AND NAPoLeon.—-The editor of the Montgomery (Ala.,) Mail, speaks as follows through the columns of his paper, after alluding to a visit of Gen. Walker to that city: “To both Col. Riggs and ourself Gen. Walker stated (in conversation held during both visits, but with much emphasis, and partictilarly during the last,) that he had assurances of assistance-from the French Government, if he should be able to regain control of Nicaragua. He alleged that there was a perfect understanding between that Government and himeelf, that if he would establish the institution of slavety by law, in Nicaragua, the French government would see that the French commercial marine should bring to. Ni A a8 maay slaves from Africa as could profitably be carried there. He expressed to us his utColonel Riggs’ question. ‘If the Emperor of the French had himeelf signified his apA has.been approached, and I have guarantees.” ities » Says the Downie¥ the California Co.'s stage up afew days ago, insulted a female passenger. The driver his team, took the the passenger out, whaled him soundly, and left him on the read: _A fusion ticket, against Lincoln, has been. formed, in New York, and the Breckinridge The Breckinridge electoral ticket in New York was yesterday officially withdrawn to . the Spanish difficulties have been referred to . Madrid. The Liberals were successfuleveryther progress of the Piedmontese, the Pope }out Price uel was about to leave for Bologna; Rolling . Go most confidence in this arrangement, and to . } / we. makers of vereg; In the realm of literature we donot recognize that sentiment which pardons even a pretty woman for inflicting -bad verses upon the world. Her duty could here take the liberty of warning sentimental beauties against the pernicious practice of rhyming. If you have talent, tarn it to some useful aecount; make for your lover a cheese instead of a sonnet. If he is a man of sense, he will appreciate your good taste—’you bet!’ If he is a foot, a sonnet may do, but the ‘mitpoetry may posseas a true end noble nature, but she advertises’a plain face. There were . good Verses. Nature did not'mean. that-the pea-cock should sportits-splendid-plumage and sing too.” ee PICKERING & KING’s DRAMATIC COMPANY. Metropolitan Theatre, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 234. AX the earnest solicitation of many Lac Nevada and vicinity who have become tly interested in the young snd talented Artiste, ~~. MISS LOUISA PAULLIN, The m: ement have eonsented to give one more performance as above, assisted by . HARRY_D. THOMPSON, The favorite Comedian, and the entire Troupe. TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW PARCES, DANCING AND SINGING. To conclude with Dan. Rice’s Grand hiop Burlesque Opera, es ae ” Bone Sqush Diavolo, With all the original Musie, ete. For parti lars, see small bitte of the pd ne si N. B. Box Office open from 11 A. m. to 4 P. M. to-day. POLITICAL BARBECUE !!! At the Glenhreok Race Course, Between Nevada and Grass Valley. Friday & Saturday, Oct 26 & 27 Regular Democratic Nominees, DOUGLAS & JSOUNSON, Two Torch Light Progessions, Three Banda of Music, Ten Barbecued Cattle, Twenty '° Eloquent Orators. Turn out en masse all ye sons of Old Hickory. f Nevada deterin honor of the:great representative man of the Nation, ' ‘Stephen A. Dougias. The poor Cabinet maker aad mechanic of °28, the Statesman of 60, the President of 61. Friends of Douglas, one and all,rally under the good old . Democratic Banner! From.every he of the County. Invite-your friends and political o ta of ev class— Bell & Everett, mn Yance: sGwinites, ridge Disunionists, Old and oung, Male & Female, Boys & Girls—gverybody is invited to meet with usin Mass Convention, on Friday and Saturday, October 27th and 28th, and hear a number of the ablest Orators on. the Pacific Coast, and witness the Grand ; TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION At Grass Valley and Nevada, and tak the Barbecue Feast on Saturday. meNPES oF A BIG OXI: AND THE Patted Calf will be Roasted Whole! ‘Where all may Feast without moncy and with. . Among the Speakers who have pledgund Reliable Dem J. C. M’KIBBEN, JOSEPH P. HOGE ED. RANDOLER, . a UOtFE. GRIFFITH. BRIGGS R. P. HAMMON JW Judge T. B. REARDEN. manne te, The8 w matinue till sundo ao SRG Beraseye eat endo, wee Miarch to Nevada by ‘Torchlight! Nevada, Oct. 23d, 180. Ashmore’s Melodeon. Broad Strect, Nevada. Tuesday Evening, October 23. This company is composed of the following well-known and talented performers : T.W. LAFONT, W. SHEPARD, JOHN KING, #0. TAYLOR, HARRY TAYLOR, J. SEVORE, Together with the celebrated Bingham Family! manna pire 4 cos cena to eom&> Tickets 50 Cents. ung Te the Public ! E, undersigned, -members of the AlliPeer. it but papel of jus‘proval of the arrangement?’ he anawered . that the very distinctly, ‘ Yes, the Emperor himself sg ns pea mone ceaieedataenalamel better be performed in another way. And we T ten’ wonld be better. A woman who writes . The Dem o! have ‘mined upon having & good O14 Fashions Time, . house ett their attendance are the names of the following abl ocrats : DRY GOODS STORE. HAGADORN & BOWLEY, Comer of ‘Washington & Main Streets, Nevada. he Largest Store and the py oO ay taba wiHouseof . «. : : HAGADORN & BOWLEY. = (AGA DORN & BOW LEY.Ps Crown: Black Stik st:91,00 » going off witha rush at the « 10 per yard going — joo -HAGADORN & ROWLEY == wilh toa § * shawl house of or and ghee nous’ SAGADORN & BOWLEY. their original atthe silk and shawl 21 HAGADORN & BOWLEY. ibroidered Velvet Cleaks and ) Selling at $18, $20, and $25 worth emcee ee SORE Broad Cloth Cloaks, new styles at ’ id $10 each, at the silk and shawl 100s Wa KGADORN & BOWLEY. to $1 ¢ silk.and shaw: O26 ce 10s GADOEN & BOWLEY, a ; ei & if i < & [ae Best Quality of all wool DeLaine, sellat373¢ and 50 cts ard at the silk.and shawl eeoet HAG DORN & BOWLEY. (\ Ps. DeLaine, Hamilton and Manchesthe allt ant chat as abbas fard, at the and shawl house Fa EONS AGADORN & BOWLEY. Silk Striped Brilliantie, De.Soie, oO! _ the silkand shaw re GADORN & ROWLEY. : 8th Ksmerell Stripe, somet oe 5. tiful goods, selling rapidly at sil "° " WAGADORN & BOYLEY. Hl Weel Plaids, selling for 373 and 50 cts ‘at the silk and l house of Atuthes MAGADORN & BOWLEY. Ps Toil de Duteliman, magnificeut 20 oods. Call and them, at the oil and shawttensetl HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Case Travelling Dress Goods htly dam1 aged, cost fete in Rew York. ian: at 12% cts at the silk and shaw! house of . ; HAGADORN & BOWLEY.Ps, SILK, new styles, just.received from 5 Stuarts, New York, going off with a rush at the silk and shaw) house of SEP . HAGADORN & BOWLEY. 1 Bonnets, new styles. just received from i 00 New Yor ‘k, at the silk and shaw! house HAGADORN & BOWLEY. HME Largest steck of Ribbons and Trimmings, in the city, is at the silk and shawl GADORN & BOWLEY. Magnificent assortment of Silk and AL woolDamesk cadrate Curtains, at the silk aud shawl house of ; : HAGADORN & BOWLEY.: Si Miustin, Book Maslin, Stripe and Check lain “Nainsook, Jaconet, and povnen bom lee tu the line of white goods at the sitk and shaw! house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Ts et coral cone ot anbsehterten ka the tate is silk shawl house o HAGADORN & BOWLEY Irish Poplin se at very 5 low prices at the silk. i rm nano 3 ite tk and ge ‘BOWLEY. A “Vinen'Hanaterehtcls,ut tie stk and shaw! i HAGADORN « BOW LEY ‘() Ps. Velvet, Brussels 3 ply and Ingrain 0 Carpets, sel at 123¢ ceuta less than any other house in the city,at the silk and shawk house af HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Jorn best Oil Cloth, at 623; cts per yd at the silk and shawl house of . HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Cuses Prints, nsw styles, LO ei ea ona sow i ) ings setting, is wane ee cepts of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. store ol 7.5 "east, ela, 7 and aD iti and shawl ee AGADORN & BOWLEY. ed, White, Blue, Gray and Yellow Fiannels, all tuslities at the silk and Wt HAGADORN & BOWLET. and shawl of HAGA! 200 Seance: Marais vaceer ot . Teissfatee tne of nn gots ot eserorig \; eo $ er . Jit oe ‘we were als 2. S. iea eee sews gor? & &e és

The partisan fight, as waged’ by the editors and stumpers, has been. ‘waxing-hotter-and hotter, and, if kept up in‘the dame ratio of increasing earnestness, Heaveh only knows how hot it will be by the dawn of election day. What effect the news from Pennsylapirite of our California politicians, is a something we ean tell; « few days hence, better * than we can to-day, As itis, the Republi] a vety marked feeling of satisdential game was all their own. How the ~ Douglasites, Breckinridgers, and Bellites reA GRAND Minive PROJECT.—In the town of North Bloomfield, commonly, but improperly, called Humbug, an enterprising com‘pany'are about to undertake an immense work, which, when eompleted, will be source of almost exhaustless wealth. North Bloomfield lies in the. valley watered by Humbug Creek, which valley is divided from that of the South Yuba by a tall ridge, a mile wide at its base. This Humbug Valley -is rich in auriferous earth, but Humbug Creek does not afford sufficient fall to enable the miners to wash the-earth. ‘The bed of the South Yuba is much lower than that of Humbug Creek. The project about to be undertaken by the enterprising company, alluded to above, is thus *tersely explained in-that excellent paper the Hydraulic Press :. ** It 1s proposed to cross the dividing ridge between the town and the South Yuba, and __ gard these ‘wondrous tidings from the east, . ow down in the canon of that stream, com_ 4s & matter known only to themselves. Of ‘course, they will put as good a face upon the ' ‘matter as they ean, though the news to them can not-be otherwise than unpalatable.— Well, this ia.a world of. disappointments anddisasters, and politicians are as apt to meet with rubs and crosses as their less pretentious brethren of the human family. The question now iy—How will this‘Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana intelligence affect political feeling in California? For one, we can answer, that we have not the slightest idea. It is possible that the Douglasites, Breckinridgers, and Bellites had no hopes of defeating the Linconites in Peunsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, and, therefore, the news will not take them by surprise; thus, the war will go forward, as stoutly ag ever, in California, : It is somewhat strange that we have no intolligence from Mississippi and Georgia, in which elections were held on the first Monday of October, eight days previously to the Pennsylvania election. The election in FloTidw'was held-on that day, and there is an tom from that state to the effect that Milton : i(Breckinridger).tiad received a majority of 1875 in sixteen counties. It is possible that telegraphic facilities are not so available in Goeorgin, Mississippi, and Florida, asin Penn' sylvania, Ohiv, and Indiana, and this circum“Which the southern news comes in. own and Minnesota voted on the same day with _ Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana—the 24 Puesday of October—and there is no news from there; but these are new states and hot blessed with many telegraphic lines. — There is every probability, however, that they-are in the hands of tie Republicans. "There yet two weeks between this moment and the election ; and, if + is not particularly a sin to wish time to fly, we could wish that those two Weeks were over. ‘The Presidential garmie,-tow being played, however amusing it thay be to the players, has nothing alluring in it to outsiders, like us; and the ~ sooner we tre permitted to ‘escape from its noise tind bitterness, the better we shall feel. Our faith in the intelligence and virtue of the American people, in the perpetuity of our glorious confederacy, and in the enduring vitality of our free institutions. is so strong that we dread no evil consequences, let the’elec‘tion result as it may. HARD ON A PrinTeR.—Tho last Columbia (Tuolumne county) Times comes to us.on. a half sheet, for which the editor apologizes, on the score that a seller of jewelry, whose wares the editor had pronounced bogus, came to the office, accompanied and aided b friends, and gre tie Thabling The abteclparty, it seems, knew that the editor » never carried » and that knowled made them bold. ‘Notwithstanding the aoe ig ho teeived, nd which seerented bie out a whole sheet, the editor expresses his determination to make an ample exposure of the bogus dealings of his enemy. Caarornia Exports.—Grain and flour z during the past week: The ship Trent, for Liverpool, carries 21,720 quarter sacks The Constance, for gual, carries 000 sacks o wheat; and 1,000 sacks oats. The Stora King, for China, carries 4,600 sacks barley, 1,049 sacks otato boxes Navy bread, and 1,050 Baier ache foot. : : a T. D. Judah, in a communication to the Bee, _ road from Folsom to Lincoln, says : © So far from . Prospect of ite being di. dl « shantoaed . there is little t cut through the hill at a proper ascending grade, for nearly a mile, antil it reaches the subterranean lire of Hombug Creek, when a ‘shaft will be raisod a perpendicular hight of one hundred, and nine. feet; thes affording an outlet forthe tailings, which it is now found impossible to dispose of to advantage. A joint stock company is to be formed for carrying this grand project into effect. Books were opened a couple of weeks ago, and thirty sharce.of stock subscribed for on the instant. The time required for the completion of the work, would greatly depend upon the nature of the rock encountered in its progress. We have beard of no estimate being made as to its probable cost, although _we are told that seventeen men propose to undertake it for a specified per diem, which is to be allowed themin stock, on condition of being also clothed, fed, and all their necessary.tools and appliances furnished.” Hicuway Rossery.—The San Joaquin . Republican; of October 19th, relates the folluwing case of of a bold robbery: “ As Andrew Girard,who resides near the Red House, on the French Camp.road, wason his way home on Wednesday evening, on horseback, & person rode up and commenced a conversation: After riding side by side for a short distance, the new comer asked if he had any thoney ;—before he could. answer he waa knocked frém his horse by some hard instraHment, with which he was stunned, He lay fortwo hours in the road, and in the meantime his horse walked. te; the Red House, where ite arrival without « rider alarmed the inmates, and they started down the road in search of him. He was found near the rewidence of Dr. Harris, about two miles from town, and wus taken to his home where he soon recovered. His pockets had been turned inside out und rifled, but there was but a trifling suni in them.” te Mexican News.—The bark A. A. EL dridge, and the schooner Ewing, arrived yesterday, says the San Francisco Herald, of the 18th, from Mazatlan. The latter vessel brings Mexican papers to the 11th September. The Opinion de Sinaloa publishes an account of a great battle which hiad been fought between Miramon’s forces and the Liberals, under command of Ortega, Governor of Zacatecas. Upwards of 10,000 men were engaged in the conflict. Miramon was defeated, but escaped almost alone. Gens. Cruz, Herhandez and Pacheco were taken prisoners by the Liberals, who also obtained possession of the artillery, baggage, &c., of the enemy. Ortega was preparing to. march on the city of Mexico. The Opinion de Sinaloa was furnished to the Bulletin. Dornes in Sterna County.—On Saturday, 13th inst., two Indians shot two Chinamen—altogether in fun, as they alleged—and, while dragging the bodies of their victims towards Feather River, they were discovered by some white persons who shot them. Warrants have been issued against the whites for shooting the Indians. On the 15th inst., at the Winthrop House, a few miles from La Porte, a teamster was robbed of $45, and aman who lives in the neighborhood of $15 and ‘a gold ring. The landlord was eased of a horse, saddle and bridle, and a neighbor of a horse. Robberies ‘are the order of the day in the mountains. EH" The Sacramento Democrat says its city is infested with highwaymen and assasins record the attempt to murder, rob and waywalk the streets at night for fear of meeting > honor sich he been actorded to Cal. Pre . and Rabbit. and that night after night it is called upon to. lay citizens who are called ont from their! homes after nightfall. No man is safe to{ on Sunday evening, contsi ithe news by the last pony, which arrivediat Miller's. Station, On that day, at 1 Pp. M., whenée the news was telegraphed to Sacramento. The following are the most, important items of news, somewhat condenge, ceNo fusion ‘ot the. Douglasites and Breckinridgers, in Virginia, has been effected. — 4ticket withdrawn. . Sr. Lovis, Oct. 11—The Republicans have carried Pennsylvanin, Ohio and Indiana by large majorities, © In Pennsylvania, Curtin’s majority is from . fifteen to twenty thousand. Both branches of the Legislature are Republican by increased majorities. > mence a -eapacious tunnel, which shall beh . The Republican Congressmen elected arc ; Verre, Kelly, Davis, Hickman, Scranton, Grow, Hale, Blair, Covode, Stevens, Killing Campbell, Junkin, MePherson, Morehead, night, Stewart, Patien Democrite—Lehman, Cooper, Johnson, Morgan, Dageat, Ancona and MeKenty for the short term. «>. In Ohio there are great Republican “gains. The mojority is upwards of twenty thousand: The Republican Congressmen majority is twenty thousand. The members elected are Brown, Gurley, Patten, Horton, TrimbleDemocrats, Pendleton, Vallandingham,Allen: Cox. Morse, Noble. The Congressmen will stand 13 Republican to 8 Democrats. ullow of the Union or fusion ticket In Indiana the Republican State—ticket 1s elected by upwards of 10,000 majority. The Legislature is largely Republican. The Congressmen who are Republicans: are Dunn. Juliau, Porter, White, Colfax, Mitchell, Nelson and Shanks. Independent—Davies ‘and Peabody. It is rumored here that the three new steamers sent to the Pacific for the Tehauntepee service have been sold to the Pacific “Mail Co. Also that Vanderbilt has sold’ out his side to M. O. Roberts and Moses Taylor. The Pacific Telegraph Co. have postponed organization for the present. “They have selected the Central route on which the work will be at once commenced. Vera Cruz dates are to 17th September, where. The English Minister’s proposal to mediate peace wes rejected. LATE ITALIAN NEWS. Additional European news says Garribaldi attacked Capua, and 200 men were wounded, he succeeded in passing Cotalbeleno. Garibaldi was awaiting the arrival of Col. Turr for an immediate attack. Guyon, at Rome, issned an order declaring it his determination to defend the Pope to ‘the last extremity. The Pope's envoy had {arrived at Paris with the ultimatum, if France does not interfere to prevent the furwill leave Rome. forthwith: Victor Emanwas at Naples Ancona capitulated. General Lamoriciere and his entire army are prisoners of war. GEN. WALKER AND NAPoLeon.—-The editor of the Montgomery (Ala.,) Mail, speaks as follows through the columns of his paper, after alluding to a visit of Gen. Walker to that city: “To both Col. Riggs and ourself Gen. Walker stated (in conversation held during both visits, but with much emphasis, and partictilarly during the last,) that he had assurances of assistance-from the French Government, if he should be able to regain control of Nicaragua. He alleged that there was a perfect understanding between that Government and himeelf, that if he would establish the institution of slavety by law, in Nicaragua, the French government would see that the French commercial marine should bring to. Ni A a8 maay slaves from Africa as could profitably be carried there. He expressed to us his utColonel Riggs’ question. ‘If the Emperor of the French had himeelf signified his apA has.been approached, and I have guarantees.”

ities » Says the Downie¥ the California Co.'s stage up afew days ago, insulted a female passenger. The driver his team, took the the passenger out, whaled him soundly, and left him on the read: _A fusion ticket, against Lincoln, has been. formed, in New York, and the Breckinridge The Breckinridge electoral ticket in New York was yesterday officially withdrawn to . the Spanish difficulties have been referred to . Madrid. The Liberals were successfuleveryther progress of the Piedmontese, the Pope }out Price uel was about to leave for Bologna; Rolling . Go most confidence in this arrangement, and to . } / we. makers of vereg; In the realm of literature we donot recognize that sentiment which pardons even a pretty woman for inflicting -bad verses upon the world. Her duty could here take the liberty of warning sentimental beauties against the pernicious practice of rhyming. If you have talent, tarn it to some useful aecount; make for your lover a cheese instead of a sonnet. If he is a man of sense, he will appreciate your good taste—’you bet!’ If he is a foot, a sonnet may do, but the ‘mitpoetry may posseas a true end noble nature, but she advertises’a plain face. There were . good Verses. Nature did not'mean. that-the pea-cock should sportits-splendid-plumage and sing too.” ee PICKERING & KING’s DRAMATIC COMPANY. Metropolitan Theatre, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 234. AX the earnest solicitation of many Lac Nevada and vicinity who have become tly interested in the young snd talented Artiste, ~~. MISS LOUISA PAULLIN, The m: ement have eonsented to give one more performance as above, assisted by . HARRY_D. THOMPSON, The favorite Comedian, and the entire Troupe. TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW PARCES, DANCING AND SINGING. To conclude with Dan. Rice’s Grand hiop Burlesque Opera, es ae ” Bone Sqush Diavolo, With all the original Musie, ete. For parti lars, see small bitte of the pd ne si N. B. Box Office open from 11 A. m. to 4 P. M. to-day. POLITICAL BARBECUE !!! At the Glenhreok Race Course, Between Nevada and Grass Valley. Friday & Saturday, Oct 26 & 27 Regular Democratic Nominees, DOUGLAS & JSOUNSON, Two Torch Light Progessions, Three Banda of Music, Ten Barbecued Cattle, Twenty '° Eloquent Orators. Turn out en masse all ye sons of Old Hickory. f Nevada deterin honor of the:great representative man of the Nation, ' ‘Stephen A. Dougias. The poor Cabinet maker aad mechanic of °28, the Statesman of 60, the President of 61. Friends of Douglas, one and all,rally under the good old . Democratic Banner! From.every he of the County. Invite-your friends and political o ta of ev class— Bell & Everett, mn Yance: sGwinites, ridge Disunionists, Old and oung, Male & Female, Boys & Girls—gverybody is invited to meet with usin Mass Convention, on Friday and Saturday, October 27th and 28th, and hear a number of the ablest Orators on. the Pacific Coast, and witness the Grand ; TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION At Grass Valley and Nevada, and tak the Barbecue Feast on Saturday. meNPES oF A BIG OXI: AND THE Patted Calf will be Roasted Whole! ‘Where all may Feast without moncy and with. . Among the Speakers who have pledgund Reliable Dem J. C. M’KIBBEN, JOSEPH P. HOGE ED. RANDOLER, . a UOtFE. GRIFFITH. BRIGGS R. P. HAMMON JW Judge T. B. REARDEN. manne te, The8 w matinue till sundo ao SRG Beraseye eat endo, wee Miarch to Nevada by ‘Torchlight! Nevada, Oct. 23d, 180. Ashmore’s Melodeon. Broad Strect, Nevada. Tuesday Evening, October 23. This company is composed of the following well-known and talented performers : T.W. LAFONT, W. SHEPARD, JOHN KING, #0. TAYLOR, HARRY TAYLOR, J. SEVORE, Together with the celebrated Bingham Family! manna pire 4 cos cena to eom&> Tickets 50 Cents. ung Te the Public ! E, undersigned, -members of the AlliPeer. it but papel of jus‘proval of the arrangement?’ he anawered . that the very distinctly, ‘ Yes, the Emperor himself sg ns pea mone ceaieedataenalamel better be performed in another way. And we T ten’ wonld be better. A woman who writes . The Dem o! have ‘mined upon having & good O14 Fashions Time, . house ett their attendance are the names of the following abl ocrats : DRY GOODS STORE. HAGADORN & BOWLEY, Comer of ‘Washington & Main Streets, Nevada. he Largest Store and the py oO ay taba wiHouseof . «. : : HAGADORN & BOWLEY. = (AGA DORN & BOW LEY.Ps Crown: Black Stik st:91,00 » going off witha rush at the « 10 per yard going — joo -HAGADORN & ROWLEY == wilh toa § * shawl house of or and ghee nous’ SAGADORN & BOWLEY. their original atthe silk and shawl 21 HAGADORN & BOWLEY. ibroidered Velvet Cleaks and ) Selling at $18, $20, and $25 worth emcee ee SORE Broad Cloth Cloaks, new styles at ’ id $10 each, at the silk and shawl 100s Wa KGADORN & BOWLEY. to $1 ¢ silk.and shaw: O26 ce 10s GADOEN & BOWLEY, a ; ei & if i < & [ae Best Quality of all wool DeLaine, sellat373¢ and 50 cts ard at the silk.and shawl eeoet HAG DORN & BOWLEY. (\ Ps. DeLaine, Hamilton and Manchesthe allt ant chat as abbas fard, at the and shawl house Fa EONS AGADORN & BOWLEY. Silk Striped Brilliantie, De.Soie, oO! _ the silkand shaw re GADORN & ROWLEY. : 8th Ksmerell Stripe, somet oe 5. tiful goods, selling rapidly at sil "° " WAGADORN & BOYLEY. Hl Weel Plaids, selling for 373 and 50 cts ‘at the silk and l house of Atuthes MAGADORN & BOWLEY. Ps Toil de Duteliman, magnificeut 20 oods. Call and them, at the oil and shawttensetl HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Case Travelling Dress Goods htly dam1 aged, cost fete in Rew York. ian: at 12% cts at the silk and shaw! house of . ; HAGADORN & BOWLEY.Ps, SILK, new styles, just.received from 5 Stuarts, New York, going off with a rush at the silk and shaw) house of SEP . HAGADORN & BOWLEY. 1 Bonnets, new styles. just received from i 00 New Yor ‘k, at the silk and shaw! house HAGADORN & BOWLEY. HME Largest steck of Ribbons and Trimmings, in the city, is at the silk and shawl GADORN & BOWLEY. Magnificent assortment of Silk and AL woolDamesk cadrate Curtains, at the silk aud shawl house of ; : HAGADORN & BOWLEY.: Si Miustin, Book Maslin, Stripe and Check lain “Nainsook, Jaconet, and povnen bom lee tu the line of white goods at the sitk and shaw! house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Ts et coral cone ot anbsehterten ka the tate is silk shawl house o HAGADORN & BOWLEY Irish Poplin se at very 5 low prices at the silk. i rm nano 3 ite tk and ge ‘BOWLEY. A “Vinen'Hanaterehtcls,ut tie stk and shaw! i HAGADORN « BOW LEY ‘() Ps. Velvet, Brussels 3 ply and Ingrain 0 Carpets, sel at 123¢ ceuta less than any other house in the city,at the silk and shawk house af HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Jorn best Oil Cloth, at 623; cts per yd at the silk and shawl house of . HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Cuses Prints, nsw styles, LO ei ea ona sow i ) ings setting, is wane ee cepts of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. store ol 7.5 "east, ela, 7 and aD iti and shawl ee AGADORN & BOWLEY. ed, White, Blue, Gray and Yellow Fiannels, all tuslities at the silk and Wt HAGADORN & BOWLET. and shawl of HAGA! 200 Seance: Marais vaceer ot . Teissfatee tne of nn gots ot eserorig \; eo $ er . Jit oe ‘we were als 2. S. iea eee sews gor? & &e és