September 17, 1860 (4 pages)

Italian, and ( ly predicts a general. war in Europe. It pk gem Austria ““has-intimated, in pretty round terms, to Victor Emanuel that Garibaldi must not invade Naples, and that, should he do so, Austria will hold the Sardinian monarchy responsible . for his acts. There are two circumstances, connected with this matter, which deserve attention. The first is, that, though the Sar_-dinian Gourt diplomatically pretended to wash beer” at. hoodwinked, but have known, on ‘well, dil the time, that Garibaldi wis Dperating * ‘with the _ seaabnen: of — g Timbuctoo, sends. es aplar frm pt = . would publish, only that he lias dished it up . with a little too much -politics. : He gives us Jobs One cf-the latye haliiaes:ibiinisaiins panies has gone by the board. Liabilities property has been assigned for the y bone of their creditors.‘Business’ js somewhat: dull and° money scares, owing to the fact that. the miners have not done-much for A long time, owing to the want of water. Hnbert Ward; who was ox badly injured . by a etive in 4 mining claim is likely to die. Dr. Simpson, one of the best surgeons in the State, has labored hard to save him, nhl areying hw Herning amy o Ne ~-ples; évenif -he-wished-to avoid such 4 step, which is not at all probable, because the Sicitian and Neapolitan revolutionary spirit demanded the movement, and that, spirit was . and is irresistible. Weil, the state of the ease-is just-this: Austria will declare war against Sardiniathe moment Garibaldi libe~ rates Napl dethrones the Bourbon king; -and di must do—or, rather,-has als readydone—the very thing whieh ‘s.to bring viva war between Austria and Sardinia. The 7 fast news from Italy shows. ‘that Sardinia has not been taken by surprise by this Austrian demonstration. Victor Emanuel and his superb grand premier, Count Cavour, have. been busily-preparing for just puch an enterfainment as that to which the Austrian government has invited them: The Sardinian army has been. rapidly increased, and arms = end provisions.collected for it with extraordinary dispateh. The Austrians have 250,000 troops aiihing guard over the Venetians These troops must be the ones upon whom the Emperor must rely to make the first onslaught upon Sardinia. The moment they turn their backs pon Venice the Venetians will rise; and though they may not be the very beat of a crippling the forces of their long hated. enemy, As soon as Garibaldishall have estabtablished himself in Naples, he will have a large and well appointed navy at his command, besides a large. army, with which to operate ‘aguinst Austris, in Venetia, Croatia, or Hyngary, or in all of them, and the revolt of the Hun Tians, alone, should there be no intervention on the part of any of the great pow“— will be fatal to the throne of Francis Jo#0 The war, which, no doubt, is now actuallyraging, will be a war of Austria, not against Sardinia alone, hut against -all Italy ; for its very first effect will be to unite all Italians and induce them to make common cause against the common enemy. Even Rome will be aroused: and the Pope’s genefal; the 'Trish-French Lantoriciere, his debased Italians and foreign merece i, will be beaten out of the Eternal City and scattered to the winds. Under these circumstances, if none of “the great powers intervene, the chances are ten to one in favor of Italy against ‘Austria. The Austrion soldiers aro but little better than slaves. They ete of various nationalities and races, with no especial love for the German element which dominates the empire. Besides, ths Austrian government is. miserably poor, hoth in money ard credit, and cannot furnish the sinews of a protracted war. On the other hand, their enemies’ will be inspired by the strongest and fiercest mo‘tives that actuate humanity—national pride, love of liberty, and hatred of oppression and the oppressors —and the Sardinia) governmeut will have no difficulty in borrowing all the money it may need, for the cause in which it . is engaged widely embraces polities! and religious emancipation, and has the earnest syn. pathies of the Hebrews, who hold the pursestrings of Europe. There will-be no intervention. England is emphatic on this question, The French Emperor dare not take part with Austria, however ‘much hé may: wish to do~so, without running counter to French policy and etdanreriug hiserown, and Prussia and Germany will be controlled by England. . Russia, most prebably, will be willing to let Italy and Anstria alone, and content herself by. watching . for a good pretext-to take a comfortable ‘glice of territory out of Turkey. Should there be intervention, there will be a gener} war in Europe, and where it will, end, must be left fur the future historian to chronicle. As an American, we think—perhaps beeau.e “the wis) is fatuer to the thought”—thot alwill terininato favorably to ‘human rignts and e amputated, and it is feared he ean not the operatien. : ‘Recently, man_at-Sucker Fiat was te: stantly killed by a cave in a mining clam. A good nfany cases of scarlatina, or putrid + sore throat; have’occurred in Timbuctoo and vicinity lately. None have as yet proved fatal. “The subjects are very young children. <RAYBARB Wine —We ran over to Grass Valley, on Saturday, and saw a thousand things to admire-and rejoice at in that energetie-and prosperons town. After taking a Po rapidly going up in the burnt district, we made a call upon our ancient friend, Bill Loutzenheiser, and found him up to the elbows making rhubarb wine. How many thousands of gallons he has already made, or will hereafter make, is more than we dare siy; but the qvantity will be immense. Loutzenheiser has struck a mine of wealth, in this rhubarb wine business, which will, at onee, enrich him and benefit the whole community. We tasted somé of his wine, fourteen months old, and thought it superb. “Mrsinc ENTERPRISE IN WASHOE.—We have, saya the Enterprise, now four or five mills busy~ “crushing quartz, with several others in the course of erection. A number’ of small smelting works have been completed, and many more begun or projected. Hundreds of tunnels or. shafts have been sunk in the rocks or driven in the hills, at a vast expenditure of labor and money. Thousands of acres of land have been fenced; millions of feet.of lumber have been cut, and more than fifty miles of graded road have been built through our mountains. This is com ‘thing t» have ‘been accomplished in. the conrse of a twelvemonth, and that, toe, in a eountry which some persons affect to believe is devoid of mineral wealth. . ~~ LEGISLATIVE. JOURNALS. Ed. Transcript : Can you inform mé why the ‘published? ; Journals for 1860 hi ve id ae lished? Five months and a el since the adjournment of the wha 4 Last year, the State Printer, (John O’Meara,) had them ready in less than:a week after the adjournment, as I haxe been informed. As you formérly held the office of State Printer, doubtleas ou can enlighten me as to the reason of he delay. Ex-MEMBER, We should be extremely delighted to anawer “‘ Ex-Member,” but it is as much. our misfortune 2a his to be profoundly in the dark in this matter. There was a time, when the Legislature was so solicitous to have the journals appear immediately on the heels of the. session, that they compelled the State Printer to print them as fast as the Secretary of the Serate aad Clerk of the Assembly could furnish copy, so that they weuld be ready printed and folded, and lacking only stitching, at the adjournment of the Legislature. If the Legislature inade, some different arrangement, at the last session, our friend, “‘ Ex-Member,” ought to know somethitig about it. If no change was made, we are. awfully-effaid-that the State Printing concern ‘have suffered their affaire to run behind time. If is a great bore, we know, for editors and stumpers, who wish to quote the ‘legislative journals, either to crush their enemies or exalt their friends, not to have them But the fact is—the journals are still in the distant future, aii THe New York Century erects what it calls a newspaper pillory, and shows its use by puttin » in it the head of Alexander Dumas. The Cen tury theii records { In this pillory stands Al; exander Dumas, convicted of stealing the biog. raphy of Garibaldi from the author, Theodore i Dwight, of the United States—of translating I: into French, palming it-off on the Freneh people ‘is an original preduttion, and selling the French sheets to a Boston publisher for Mie sum of F500 a fow items, then eee we.sub-1. $20,000, asaets not’ half that amount. ‘Their . and‘ still has hopes. His leg will have look at those grand brick edifices which ate . . of music formed a poniiieeik feature on the occasion and digeosroet moet iain ai THe itepublican Ott holds ite ‘inearsane ings on Saturday evenings, but at what place we . Were unable to learn. On next Saturday evening there ia to bes grand demonstration by the Club: Several crack stumpers will be on hand: . Tuk public spirit une ue. taste of the Grass substantial--manner— in.which Mill street has bee: planked. The National, however, seems to think tiat,.the people, livitig‘on that street, are to> careless, in permitting filth to accumulate on ‘the planking. = ADIzs?. Habeiv Ni the ladied of Grass Val-Hey-are—getting up a Festival for the benefit.of . the Episcopal Church, to come off onthe evening of October 3d. The proceeds are to be applied to the liquidation of the debts the Church. The exquisite taste of the Grass Vi who are getting up the Festival, and the Festival ‘will be both eplendia and profitable, UNIVERSALISM.—A Suaipciaiioe Church. was organized in * amilton Hall, yesterday, by Reyv.: A. C, Edmunds., Grass Valley ‘contains a good many unbelievers in the sear of burning brimstone. ~~ \ ne ~~ 4 GRASS VALLEY HEBREW SocIETY et the ann tal election of ths Society, held on last Monday, the following officers. were chosen forthe nex‘ year. P, Marks, President, (re-elected ee Miciisel, Vice President ; B. Gad, Treasurer ; Moses Korn, Secretary. commeereomerosta NATURALIZATION.—Mr. Lambert, the accomplis ied and gentlemanly Clerk of the. Court, informs us that no naturalization papers will be granted for the remainder of this month. Every Saturday, during the month . of October, will bedevoted to the business of naturuliz iticn. LocomoTivEs.—The greatest number of pany in the-world is owned by the Baltimore ind thirty-five now on hand in running order. _ _ THe CaLiroryia CENnsus.—It is etated ceived by the U. S.-Marshal, to justify es. timating the pc yee of es at 500,000. Waat.Becomus or Newsparins.—There are publis ed in this country and Canada nearly three thousandnewspapers. More than one-half are wel ly ; the reat are divided into somi-weeklies, tri-weeklies and dailies. These papers would more than reach around the how high would all ts se journals reach, if . -ar piled on top of each other, the thickness of one sheet. By-actual measurement; be has ascerta ned that, in one year, his exchanges amcunt in +i: i t to n ore than fourteen miles. In short, the newspapers published north of the southern line o. the United States: are nearly five t.ncs hig!er than Mont Blane in Europe. A FIGHT IN PROSPECT.—The Huntsville (Alabama) Independent, of Aug. 13th, states that Colon?! Cl+mens hes addressed a note to vonal allusion to him in his speech delivered at Memphis. The note was handed to Yancey as he pass:d th t place on the cars. TALL MOUNTAINSERS.—There was a su perb ball at Arnold's Ranch—or Lake City, as some aspiring individuals of that place insist on having it called—one night last week Our sprightly cotemporary, the San J uan Hydraulic Press, the best “snapper up of inconsidered trifles” in the mountains, says that a quadrille was fornied, the four male dancers fellows : No, 1, six feet three inches ; No. 2, six feet three inches and a half; No. 3, nik feet five inches ; No. 4, six feet three inches. Aggregate hight, twenty-five icet two and a half inches! The ladies had been selected on the principle of inverse proportion—neither inches. PuBLisHine TicKgeTS.—Some person at Colushbia Hill requesta the Hydraulic Press to publish the nominated tickets of Nevada county, to whom that paper replies that it will. publish the. tickets, and keep them standing, on strict business terme—i. e., cash invariably in advance. ih tke Spanner, £0 way We. Valleyans is well exc mplified in the elegant and, . Opposition is the Life of Trade. . tail ro+d }eomotives owned by any one com-} and Ohio company. They have two hundred} ¢, that suffic'ert cersus returns have been re. giobe. We have sometimes heard it a#ked . Yancey demanding an explanation of the per-. of which measured respectively in. hight, as . 4 of the four being much _ four feet five ce a IN best. in the uneonqtierableness of the Press! ! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BOOT AND SHOE STORE. es . complete aaso ent of LADIES’ AND posi sem BOOTS And Shoes always kept onhand. ‘Boots and Shoes male in a sti matter and for. at REDUCED RA hort on “It A RY SO style Commercial St. “Who Yakes a Chance! OSEPH LEE GIVES NOTICE THAT HE ELEVATOR MILL, for $ia ‘chance, Valued at $060. As suon as the chances-are-taken it DRAWN AT THE ‘DRAMA SALOON, Main strect, Nevada City. Call there and ontain 6 chance in the beautiful picture: sit. = ela aps NEW STAGE LINE. eer A 8. M McCUE WOUL DGIVE Vv aes # Dy , September 24t ne w a OS as put oh aline of Stages between Nevada atid Marysville ; leaving Nev: Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday _. Mornings, at €1,_0’clock, Returning—Leaves Marysville alternate days. By taking this Line if DAY, ean go through to Sacramento in OF or; saving time and money. \ Fare to Marysville...:.. \e83,00 FFICE+UNITED STATES HOTEL, Broad 6t t, Heras. 915-tf N ational Exchange Saloon. ry HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM ‘ the citixens «=f Nevada, and the traveling -public, that hé\can be found at the, LARQE AND SPACIOUS SALOON, (Consisting of Three grand divisions, ) Under the National Exchange. 1, THE BAR will recommend itself, and comment is unnecessary. Referonce—The best of players. 3. CIGAR AND TOBAC ze EMPORIUM—The static -of ‘Febarco-and€ amg e, and I promise this article. Lunch served from 114g A. a to 14g o’clock, P. M., every diy ’ A. R. JENKINS, Proprietor. 817-tf* “8 AX “Rorrot—On Friday . ad the sanetum of the enterprise; Huttalt for McClatchy and oe 12 AOD A will se_of the picture, VEEW OF PHE-+it--will-be. “AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, LE TERMS, done in a N THE MOST REASON Repairing, of every Have: your’ Work Done in Good Order . recently employed by Connal aie see dake shows f =—_ ; : For Sale. NEVADA. TUNNEL, WASHOE. ALF Feet in the Nevada Tautcity, Washoe, = lication is made. N RIPT OF FICE, ae city. _& E WITHINGTON, SIGN & DaNapreN TAL PAINTER, ~ Fe i Vaper N anginge, C t of k&e. &e. the foot ILY cron nan pet Phe heme in ue Piers bt, Nevada. seplo For Sale.or To Let. NE SUPERIOR MARBLE TOP BILLIARD Table, in complete — sale or to let; Call on ACHMAN, Comanentlal’ street, Nevada ‘Ss. LUBECK & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FANCY DRY GOODS, No. 54 BROAD STREET, ——e NE PRICE. STORE. ALL ORDERS ATa TENDED TO. with great despatch. Nevada, Sept. 15-tf ( 1TATE OF CALIFORNIA—County of Mévsda, 88: In Probate Court. Inthe matter of the Natate of CHARLES JACK, Dee’d. appearing by the petition of 1. D. Williams, Executor of said estute, that there js not dufficient personat estate in his hands to, pay tlie legacies provided to be paid, in the will of the ed, and that it is necessary to sell.the share. being one undivided tenth of t Eastern Company, at, Hunt’s Hill, in said county, for the metit of said . jes. Itis therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court, that all persons be-and appear before him at the court room of said Probate Court, on MONDAY, OCT. 22%, 1860, at 10 o’clock, A. M., of that day, to show cause why an order should s “oe be granted to the said: "Executor to sell the real estate above named and that a .copy ef this order be published’ at least four weeks successively in the MorNING blished at Nevads. . eptember 13, 1860. ‘DAVID BELDEN, Probate Judge, Nevada County. A aranstnae Attest > > Jno. 8 Laynenr, pombe vy, Deput Sargent & Niles, Attyre or Petitioner: si4-im Sheriffs Sale. B* virtue of an Execution to me directed, issued out of the Hotorable District Court, -of-the Fifteenth Judicial District, Coutity of Nevada State of peer es on. a judgment rendered in said Court, on the 18th day of September, A. D. 1860, in caged os avn ER JOHNSON and against L.M d CHAS. D. BOY for the sum of Four i Thow » Seven Hundred and Fifty dollars, {debt,) ‘with interest on the said sim of $475000 from the 15th day of Sept. 1860, at the rate of ten per cent per annum until paid together with ed 00 bo: ae of suit. I have levied upon the followproperty: $e to-wit: Allthe right, titeind teorek the within named defendants in, and to.a certain Water Ditch a aityate in-Nevada Ftd os Nevada Na gg as Kel*s Rock Creek Ditch, to +4. with Flumes Reservoirs connected with said Ditch. Also, al Boe tii title and interest of the within namof in and toacertain set of Minin: Clatme situate on Brush Creek, adjoining and above the mining ground of Shivery & Co., and extending up Shelby Flat to the line of KE. Heath’s mining ground, said claims being known ag the Flat Claims of Kello gS tS. A vaoey the right, _title and interest of the within named defendarts, of-in and to acertain mining clahns situate upon Selby Flat, known as ere & Rr) claims with all thew ee thereunto belonging. Also a ther ‘* ht, title and interest of the within named defendants of in and to ecrtain set of mining‘ claims situate upon Jackass ris. Nevada county, on the north # f Bruah-creek, immediately be-: low the mining getus of John Hall. Notice is hereby given that f gs . expoer to public dale, allthe above described pert: . . the Wighest bidder, for cash, ‘in fron of the ine Court House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, Oct. 9th, 1860, between the hours of 9 0 k, A. M., and 4 o’clocky P. My Given under my hand this 17th day of § J.B. VAN lag gta Sheriff. ber, A.D. 1860. fag fol y ‘en; ut Sargent & Niles, Att’ys ve toe 8. wade Sheriffs Sale. Y virtue of an Execution to me directed, issued out of the Honorable Diefrict Court, of the Fifteenth Judicial District, County of Nevada. State of California; on ajudgment we Pine in said Court, on the 10th day of September, A. D. 1860, in favor of JAS. WILSON and against L. M. KELLOGG for the eum of Five Hundred and Twelve Dollars, debt, with interest on tlie said sum of $512.00 from the 10th day of Sept.-A. n. 1860, at the rateof ten per cent Pan until paid, together with $33,75 costa of suit. 1 bevy levied upon the following deseri posietiy Se al Pe pry y, to-wit: “All the right, title and interest of the ‘within named tin and te_acertain Water Ditch situate in Nevada Township, and known as Kellogg’s Rock Creek Ditch,together with Flumes and ervoirs connected With said Ditch. Also, all his right, title and Intercst inand to asct of Mini C aims, situated on Brush Creck, adjoining and above the mining ground of Shivery & Co., extending up Shelby Fiat to the line of Etears mining ground, said claims being known as vem Flat Cluhns of Kellogg & Co. Also, all his righ title and intérest in and to certain mining cl situate upon Selb 3 ‘lat, known as Kellogg & Co’ " elaime with all appurtenances . tharseato be longing. “Also, all. his right, title and_ interest in and to setof situate upon Jackass F lat, Nevada county, on the nurth side of Brush poets _ claims of en that I expore to i ange Notice is hereby public sale, all the above described property, to the highcst bidder for cash, ia front of the Court flouse dour, in Nevada, on ‘TUESDAY, Oct. 9th 160, between the houra of 9 o’cluck, 4 My and fo’clock, P.M. Given under my-hand_ this 37th day of Septemae French Hair Dressing Saloon. AIR CUTTING in the neatest style at Sak Francisco Prices, 50 Cents. For Sale~-Pomades, Hair Oils, Toilet. ana Shaving Soap; pane anole al extracts. Also,English Razors, wi FELIX GILLET, Pine Street.Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860 —Im Nevada Hose Company, No. 1 The regular M 8-of this Vamp» pad are held ef et Tuesday of each month at their Room om Main street. sept? M, H. FUNSTON, See’y. A itis Son 0qnzr, ons srs par finder will be amagly rewarded So leaving & t with si0-tf ——sJ. P. SKELTON, at this Office. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s ‘LINE TO PANAMA. Comnecting via the Steamer of Wt Atlantic aad Pacific ¥, #tAspinwall. “Kor Now ‘Wome. Having Spare Steamers at Sani Francisco and : Panama. ; DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. The magnificent Steamship UNCLE SAM, Lae W. F. LAPIDGE, Comimasniier. , Will leave Folsom street yee: with Passengers and Treasure, on FRIDAY, Sept’r. FOR PANAMA, at 9 ona A rout ah and connect = Panama. Rai = eg for NEW ron rough tieeote can be dbhetnes, The Sinks Co. and Atlantic and Pacific Steamship . punctuall Aspinw. ticketes : Treasure for sh t will be ved on board hae eS until 12 o’elock vet ht) on Mon we merchandise fre’ vad ke ~ reoatved on board after 3 o’clock, P. M., and a written or. der must be procured at th 20a y’s Office for its shipment. For Freight oF: ne rit te FORBES & BABCOCE, A . Sacramento og Sain. he. Ww. az SPENCER, » Dealer in -Books, Staslemery, FINE CUTLERY, ETC, ETC, _ Grane Valley, > ATE ATLANTIC PAPERS ON HAND on the arrival of every steamer. Agent for the MoRNING TRANSCRIPT .and other California papers. , AS.tf “BAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.--0. A. Crane isthe only authorized Agent for ‘tha MORNING TRANSCRIPT in San Francisco.9Orders left qt hile office, Northwest corner WashI ber, A.D. 1600. J. Sa VAN neg ya Sheriff ; yJ B. Van ft Deputy. ~ Batgeat & Nites, ae y8 for Plainti sl?-sa ingten and Sansome streets, Goverment Build . ing, (up me will be —_— aticndadt o. . cess "Te Boots dubiibeces Made to Order — neat ron workman-liké manner. If you wish to » Bring it to the above establishment. I have been . will ‘a cheap for ot street, Ne~~~ __ Septio.-ne said estate in the claims. of theZiat, rating e., . have authorized us Agents for the sale of — ‘ders, mento -erythi Hook ‘John ¢ John { Cou © lar sa: from~s toxicat ed that realise + his par ved byt 7 eourt. John one Mc > AblL “) Distrie Mari ‘aa Hume o Opps “SaicCue Puoving Wished a as his ac @tart darysv tips ue “Shree ¢ “s quent ¢ + eeheap t “with M Tedvertis O. P. : erely ene aps nd will THANK D. T ew Yo tone Br “UNCL Mian H WPvergy, Wuion « oberta. oma, the STILL ys he . = wheie rg mizs PLLC s k ntinue ished, icate apy ould ameter tu ¥ ich, j ped anit t'a jot his 1 ral hi ed Unal wu COU didn

Italian, and ( ly predicts a general. war in Europe. It pk gem Austria ““has-intimated, in pretty round terms, to Victor Emanuel that Garibaldi must not invade Naples, and that, should he do so, Austria will hold the Sardinian monarchy responsible . for his acts. There are two circumstances, connected with this matter, which deserve attention. The first is, that, though the Sar_-dinian Gourt diplomatically pretended to wash beer” at. hoodwinked, but have known, on ‘well, dil the time, that Garibaldi wis Dperating * ‘with the _ seaabnen: of — g Timbuctoo, sends. es aplar frm pt = . would publish, only that he lias dished it up . with a little too much -politics. : He gives us Jobs One cf-the latye haliiaes:ibiinisaiins panies has gone by the board. Liabilities property has been assigned for the y bone of their creditors.‘Business’ js somewhat: dull and° money scares, owing to the fact that. the miners have not done-much for A long time, owing to the want of water. Hnbert Ward; who was ox badly injured . by a etive in 4 mining claim is likely to die. Dr. Simpson, one of the best surgeons in the State, has labored hard to save him, nhl areying hw Herning amy o Ne ~-ples; évenif -he-wished-to avoid such 4 step, which is not at all probable, because the Sicitian and Neapolitan revolutionary spirit demanded the movement, and that, spirit was . and is irresistible. Weil, the state of the ease-is just-this: Austria will declare war against Sardiniathe moment Garibaldi libe~ rates Napl dethrones the Bourbon king; -and di must do—or, rather,-has als readydone—the very thing whieh ‘s.to bring viva war between Austria and Sardinia. The 7 fast news from Italy shows. ‘that Sardinia has not been taken by surprise by this Austrian demonstration.. Victor Emanuel and his superb grand premier, Count Cavour, have. been busily-preparing for just puch an enterfainment as that to which the Austrian government has invited them: The Sardinian army has been. rapidly increased, and arms = end provisions.collected for it with extraordinary dispateh. The Austrians have 250,000 troops aiihing guard over the Venetians These troops must be the ones upon whom the Emperor must rely to make the first onslaught upon Sardinia. The moment they turn their backs pon Venice the Venetians will rise; and though they may not be the very beat of a crippling the forces of their long hated. enemy, As soon as Garibaldishall have estabtablished himself in Naples, he will have a large and well appointed navy at his command, besides a large. army, with which to operate ‘aguinst Austris, in Venetia, Croatia, or Hyngary, or in all of them, and the revolt of the Hun Tians, alone, should there be no intervention on the part of any of the great pow“— will be fatal to the throne of Francis Jo#0 The war, which, no doubt, is now actuallyraging, will be a war of Austria, not against Sardinia alone, hut against -all Italy ; for its very first effect will be to unite all Italians and induce them to make common cause against the common enemy. Even Rome will be aroused: and the Pope’s genefal; the 'Trish-French Lantoriciere, his debased Italians and foreign merece i, will be beaten out of the Eternal City and scattered to the winds. Under these circumstances, if none of “the great powers intervene, the chances are ten to one in favor of Italy against ‘Austria. The Austrion soldiers aro but little better than slaves. They ete of various nationalities and races, with no especial love for the German element which dominates the empire. Besides, ths Austrian government is. miserably poor, hoth in money ard credit, and cannot furnish the sinews of a protracted war. On the other hand, their enemies’ will be inspired by the strongest and fiercest mo‘tives that actuate humanity—national pride, love of liberty, and hatred of oppression and the oppressors —and the Sardinia) governmeut will have no difficulty in borrowing all the money it may need, for the cause in which it . is engaged widely embraces polities! and religious emancipation, and has the earnest syn. pathies of the Hebrews, who hold the pursestrings of Europe. There will-be no intervention. England is emphatic on this question, The French Emperor dare not take part with Austria, however ‘much hé may: wish to do~so, without running counter to French policy and etdanreriug hiserown, and Prussia and Germany will be controlled by England. . Russia, most prebably, will be willing to let Italy and Anstria alone, and content herself by. watching . for a good pretext-to take a comfortable ‘glice of territory out of Turkey. Should there be intervention, there will be a gener} war in Europe, and where it will, end, must be left fur the future historian to chronicle. As an American, we think—perhaps beeau.e “the wis) is fatuer to the thought”—thot alwill terininato favorably to ‘human rignts and e amputated, and it is feared he ean not the operatien. : ‘Recently, man_at-Sucker Fiat was te: stantly killed by a cave in a mining clam. A good nfany cases of scarlatina, or putrid + sore throat; have’occurred in Timbuctoo and vicinity lately. None have as yet proved fatal. “The subjects are very young children. <RAYBARB Wine —We ran over to Grass Valley, on Saturday, and saw a thousand things to admire-and rejoice at in that energetie-and prosperons town. After taking a Po rapidly going up in the burnt district, we made a call upon our ancient friend, Bill Loutzenheiser, and found him up to the elbows making rhubarb wine. How many thousands of gallons he has already made, or will hereafter make, is more than we dare siy; but the qvantity will be immense. Loutzenheiser has struck a mine of wealth, in this rhubarb wine business, which will, at onee, enrich him and benefit the whole community. We tasted somé of his wine, fourteen months old, and thought it superb. “Mrsinc ENTERPRISE IN WASHOE.—We have, saya the Enterprise, now four or five mills busy~ “crushing quartz, with several others in the course of erection. A number’ of small smelting works have been completed, and many more begun or projected. Hundreds of tunnels or. shafts have been sunk in the rocks or driven in the hills, at a vast expenditure of labor and money. Thousands of acres of land have been fenced; millions of feet.of lumber have been cut, and more than fifty miles of graded road have been built through our mountains. This is com ‘thing t» have ‘been accomplished in. the conrse of a twelvemonth, and that, toe, in a eountry which some persons affect to believe is devoid of mineral wealth. . ~~ LEGISLATIVE. JOURNALS. Ed. Transcript : Can you inform mé why the ‘published? ; Journals for 1860 hi ve id ae lished? Five months and a el since the adjournment of the wha 4 Last year, the State Printer, (John O’Meara,) had them ready in less than:a week after the adjournment, as I haxe been informed. As you formérly held the office of State Printer, doubtleas ou can enlighten me as to the reason of he delay. Ex-MEMBER, We should be extremely delighted to anawer “‘ Ex-Member,” but it is as much. our misfortune 2a his to be profoundly in the dark in this matter. There was a time, when the Legislature was so solicitous to have the journals appear immediately on the heels of the. session, that they compelled the State Printer to print them as fast as the Secretary of the Serate aad Clerk of the Assembly could furnish copy, so that they weuld be ready printed and folded, and lacking only stitching, at the adjournment of the Legislature. If the Legislature inade, some different arrangement, at the last session, our friend, “‘ Ex-Member,” ought to know somethitig about it. If no change was made, we are. awfully-effaid-that the State Printing concern ‘have suffered their affaire to run behind time. If is a great bore, we know, for editors and stumpers, who wish to quote the ‘legislative journals, either to crush their enemies or exalt their friends, not to have them But the fact is—the journals are still in the distant future, aii THe New York Century erects what it calls a newspaper pillory, and shows its use by puttin » in it the head of Alexander Dumas. The Cen tury theii records { In this pillory stands Al; exander Dumas, convicted of stealing the biog. raphy of Garibaldi from the author, Theodore i Dwight, of the United States—of translating I: into French, palming it-off on the Freneh people ‘is an original preduttion, and selling the French sheets to a Boston publisher for Mie sum of F500 a fow items, then eee we.sub-1. $20,000, asaets not’ half that amount. ‘Their . and‘ still has hopes. His leg will have look at those grand brick edifices which ate . . of music formed a poniiieeik feature on the occasion and digeosroet moet iain ai THe itepublican Ott holds ite ‘inearsane ings on Saturday evenings, but at what place we . Were unable to learn. On next Saturday evening there ia to bes grand demonstration by the Club: Several crack stumpers will be on hand: . Tuk public spirit une ue. taste of the Grass substantial--manner— in.which Mill street has bee: planked. The National, however, seems to think tiat,.the people, livitig‘on that street, are to> careless, in permitting filth to accumulate on ‘the planking. = ADIzs?. Habeiv Ni the ladied of Grass Val-Hey-are—getting up a Festival for the benefit.of . the Episcopal Church, to come off onthe evening of October 3d. The proceeds are to be applied to the liquidation of the debts the Church. The exquisite taste of the Grass Vi who are getting up the Festival, and the Festival ‘will be both eplendia and profitable, UNIVERSALISM.—A Suaipciaiioe Church. was organized in * amilton Hall, yesterday, by Reyv.: A. C, Edmunds., Grass Valley ‘contains a good many unbelievers in the sear of burning brimstone. ~~ \ ne ~~ 4 GRASS VALLEY HEBREW SocIETY et the ann tal election of ths Society, held on last Monday, the following officers. were chosen forthe nex‘ year. P, Marks, President, (re-elected ee Miciisel, Vice President ; B. Gad, Treasurer ; Moses Korn, Secretary. commeereomerosta NATURALIZATION.—Mr. Lambert, the accomplis ied and gentlemanly Clerk of the. Court, informs us that no naturalization papers will be granted for the remainder of this month. Every Saturday, during the month . of October, will bedevoted to the business of naturuliz iticn. LocomoTivEs.—The greatest number of pany in the-world is owned by the Baltimore ind thirty-five now on hand in running order. _ _ THe CaLiroryia CENnsus.—It is etated ceived by the U. S.-Marshal, to justify es. timating the pc yee of es at 500,000. Waat.Becomus or Newsparins.—There are publis ed in this country and Canada nearly three thousandnewspapers. More than one-half are wel ly ; the reat are divided into somi-weeklies, tri-weeklies and dailies. These papers would more than reach around the how high would all ts se journals reach, if . -ar piled on top of each other, the thickness of one sheet. By-actual measurement; be has ascerta ned that, in one year, his exchanges amcunt in +i: i t to n ore than fourteen miles. In short, the newspapers published north of the southern line o. the United States: are nearly five t.ncs hig!er than Mont Blane in Europe. A FIGHT IN PROSPECT.—The Huntsville (Alabama) Independent, of Aug. 13th, states that Colon?! Cl+mens hes addressed a note to vonal allusion to him in his speech delivered at Memphis. The note was handed to Yancey as he pass:d th t place on the cars. TALL MOUNTAINSERS.—There was a su perb ball at Arnold's Ranch—or Lake City, as some aspiring individuals of that place insist on having it called—one night last week Our sprightly cotemporary, the San J uan Hydraulic Press, the best “snapper up of inconsidered trifles” in the mountains, says that a quadrille was fornied, the four male dancers fellows : No, 1, six feet three inches ; No. 2, six feet three inches and a half; No. 3, nik feet five inches ; No. 4, six feet three inches. Aggregate hight, twenty-five icet two and a half inches! The ladies had been selected on the principle of inverse proportion—neither inches. PuBLisHine TicKgeTS.—Some person at Colushbia Hill requesta the Hydraulic Press to publish the nominated tickets of Nevada county, to whom that paper replies that it will. publish the. tickets, and keep them standing, on strict business terme—i. e., cash invariably in advance. ih tke Spanner, £0 way We. Valleyans is well exc mplified in the elegant and, . Opposition is the Life of Trade. . tail ro+d }eomotives owned by any one com-} and Ohio company. They have two hundred} ¢, that suffic'ert cersus returns have been re. giobe. We have sometimes heard it a#ked . Yancey demanding an explanation of the per-. of which measured respectively in. hight, as . 4 of the four being much _ four feet five ce a IN best. in the uneonqtierableness of the Press! ! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BOOT AND SHOE STORE. es . complete aaso ent of LADIES’ AND posi sem BOOTS And Shoes always kept onhand. ‘Boots and Shoes male in a sti matter and for. at REDUCED RA hort on “It A RY SO style Commercial St. “Who Yakes a Chance! OSEPH LEE GIVES NOTICE THAT HE ELEVATOR MILL, for $ia ‘chance, Valued at $060. As suon as the chances-are-taken it DRAWN AT THE ‘DRAMA SALOON, Main strect, Nevada City. Call there and ontain 6 chance in the beautiful picture: sit. = ela aps NEW STAGE LINE. eer A 8. M McCUE WOUL DGIVE Vv aes # Dy , September 24t ne w a OS as put oh aline of Stages between Nevada atid Marysville ; leaving Nev: Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday _. Mornings, at €1,_0’clock, Returning—Leaves Marysville alternate days. By taking this Line if DAY, ean go through to Sacramento in OF or; saving time and money. \ Fare to Marysville.....:... \e83,00 FFICE+UNITED STATES HOTEL, Broad 6t t, Heras. 915-tf N ational Exchange Saloon. ry HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM

‘ the citixens «=f Nevada, and the traveling -public, that hé\can be found at the, LARQE AND SPACIOUS SALOON, (Consisting of Three grand divisions, ) Under the National Exchange. 1, THE BAR will recommend itself, and comment is unnecessary. Referonce—The best of players. 3. CIGAR AND TOBAC ze EMPORIUM—The static -of ‘Febarco-and€ amg e, and I promise this article. Lunch served from 114g A. a to 14g o’clock, P. M., every diy ’ A. R. JENKINS, Proprietor. 817-tf* “8 AX “Rorrot—On Friday . ad the sanetum of the enterprise; Huttalt for McClatchy and oe 12 AOD A will se_of the picture, VEEW OF PHE-+it--will-be. “AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, LE TERMS, done in a N THE MOST REASON Repairing, of every Have: your’ Work Done in Good Order . recently employed by Connal aie see dake shows f =—_ ; : For Sale. NEVADA. TUNNEL, WASHOE. ALF Feet in the Nevada Tautcity, Washoe, = lication is made. N RIPT OF FICE, ae city. _& E WITHINGTON, SIGN & DaNapreN TAL PAINTER, ~ Fe i Vaper N anginge, C t of k&e. &e. the foot ILY cron nan pet Phe heme in ue Piers bt, Nevada. seplo For Sale.or To Let. NE SUPERIOR MARBLE TOP BILLIARD Table, in complete — sale or to let; Call on ACHMAN, Comanentlal’ street, Nevada ‘Ss. LUBECK & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FANCY DRY GOODS, No. 54 BROAD STREET, ——e NE PRICE. STORE. ALL ORDERS ATa TENDED TO. with great despatch. Nevada, Sept. 15-tf ( 1TATE OF CALIFORNIA—County of Mévsda, 88: In Probate Court. Inthe matter of the Natate of CHARLES JACK, Dee’d. appearing by the petition of 1. D. Williams, Executor of said estute, that there js not dufficient personat estate in his hands to, pay tlie legacies provided to be paid, in the will of the ed, and that it is necessary to sell.the share. being one undivided tenth of t Eastern Company, at, Hunt’s Hill, in said county, for the metit of said . jes. Itis therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court, that all persons be-and appear before him at the court room of said Probate Court, on MONDAY, OCT. 22%, 1860, at 10 o’clock, A. M., of that day, to show cause why an order should s “oe be granted to the said: "Executor to sell the real estate above named and that a .copy ef this order be published’ at least four weeks successively in the MorNING blished at Nevads. . eptember 13, 1860. ‘DAVID BELDEN, Probate Judge, Nevada County. A aranstnae Attest > > Jno. 8 Laynenr, pombe vy, Deput Sargent & Niles, Attyre or Petitioner: si4-im Sheriffs Sale. B* virtue of an Execution to me directed, issued out of the Hotorable District Court, -of-the Fifteenth Judicial District, Coutity of Nevada State of peer es on. a judgment rendered in said Court, on the 18th day of September, A. D. 1860, in caged os avn ER JOHNSON and against L.M d CHAS. D. BOY for the sum of Four i Thow » Seven Hundred and Fifty dollars, {debt,) ‘with interest on the said sim of $475000 from the 15th day of Sept. 1860, at the rate of ten per cent per annum until paid together with ed 00 bo: ae of suit. I have levied upon the followproperty: $e to-wit: Allthe right, titeind teorek the within named defendants in, and to.a certain Water Ditch a aityate in-Nevada Ftd os Nevada Na gg as Kel*s Rock Creek Ditch, to +4. with Flumes Reservoirs connected with said Ditch. Also, al Boe tii title and interest of the within namof in and toacertain set of Minin: Clatme situate on Brush Creek, adjoining and above the mining ground of Shivery & Co., and extending up Shelby Flat to the line of KE. Heath’s mining ground, said claims being known ag the Flat Claims of Kello gS tS. A vaoey the right, _title and interest of the within named defendarts, of-in and to acertain mining clahns situate upon Selby Flat, known as ere & Rr) claims with all thew ee thereunto belonging. Also a ther ‘* ht, title and interest of the within named defendants of in and to ecrtain set of mining‘ claims situate upon Jackass ris. Nevada county, on the north # f Bruah-creek, immediately be-: low the mining getus of John Hall. Notice is hereby given that f gs . expoer to public dale, allthe above described pert: . . the Wighest bidder, for cash, ‘in fron of the ine Court House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, Oct. 9th, 1860, between the hours of 9 0 k, A. M., and 4 o’clocky P. My Given under my hand this 17th day of § J.B. VAN lag gta Sheriff. ber, A.D. 1860. fag fol y ‘en; ut Sargent & Niles, Att’ys ve toe 8. wade Sheriffs Sale. Y virtue of an Execution to me directed, issued out of the Honorable Diefrict Court, of the Fifteenth Judicial District, County of Nevada. State of California; on ajudgment we Pine in said Court, on the 10th day of September, A. D. 1860, in favor of JAS. WILSON and against L. M. KELLOGG for the eum of Five Hundred and Twelve Dollars, debt, with interest on tlie said sum of $512.00 from the 10th day of Sept.-A. n. 1860, at the rateof ten per cent Pan until paid, together with $33,75 costa of suit. 1 bevy levied upon the following deseri posietiy Se al Pe pry y, to-wit: “All the right, title and interest of the ‘within named tin and te_acertain Water Ditch situate in Nevada Township, and known as Kellogg’s Rock Creek Ditch,together with Flumes and ervoirs connected With said Ditch. Also, all his right, title and Intercst inand to asct of Mini C aims, situated on Brush Creck, adjoining and above the mining ground of Shivery & Co., extending up Shelby Fiat to the line of Etears mining ground, said claims being known as vem Flat Cluhns of Kellogg & Co. Also, all his righ title and intérest in and to certain mining cl situate upon Selb 3 ‘lat, known as Kellogg & Co’ " elaime with all appurtenances . tharseato be longing. “Also, all. his right, title and_ interest in and to setof situate upon Jackass F lat, Nevada county, on the nurth side of Brush poets _ claims of en that I expore to i ange Notice is hereby public sale, all the above described property, to the highcst bidder for cash, ia front of the Court flouse dour, in Nevada, on ‘TUESDAY, Oct. 9th 160, between the houra of 9 o’cluck, 4 My and fo’clock, P.M. Given under my-hand_ this 37th day of Septemae French Hair Dressing Saloon. AIR CUTTING in the neatest style at Sak Francisco Prices, 50 Cents. For Sale~-Pomades, Hair Oils, Toilet. ana Shaving Soap; pane anole al extracts. Also,English Razors, wi FELIX GILLET, Pine Street.Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860 —Im Nevada Hose Company, No. 1 The regular M 8-of this Vamp» pad are held ef et Tuesday of each month at their Room om Main street. sept? M, H. FUNSTON, See’y. A itis Son 0qnzr, ons srs par finder will be amagly rewarded So leaving & t with si0-tf ——sJ. P. SKELTON, at this Office. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s ‘LINE TO PANAMA. Comnecting via the Steamer of Wt Atlantic aad Pacific ¥, #tAspinwall. “Kor Now ‘Wome. Having Spare Steamers at Sani Francisco and : Panama. ; DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. The magnificent Steamship UNCLE SAM, Lae W. F. LAPIDGE, Comimasniier. , Will leave Folsom street yee: with Passengers and Treasure, on FRIDAY, Sept’r. FOR PANAMA, at 9 ona A rout ah and connect = Panama. Rai = eg for NEW ron rough tieeote can be dbhetnes, The Sinks Co. and Atlantic and Pacific Steamship . punctuall Aspinw. ticketes : Treasure for sh t will be ved on board hae eS until 12 o’elock vet ht) on Mon we merchandise fre’ vad ke ~ reoatved on board after 3 o’clock, P. M., and a written or. der must be procured at th 20a y’s Office for its shipment. For Freight oF: ne rit te FORBES & BABCOCE, A . Sacramento og Sain. he. Ww. az SPENCER, » Dealer in -Books, Staslemery, FINE CUTLERY, ETC, ETC, _ Grane Valley, > ATE ATLANTIC PAPERS ON HAND on the arrival of every steamer. Agent for the MoRNING TRANSCRIPT .and other California papers. , AS.tf “BAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.--0. A. Crane isthe only authorized Agent for ‘tha MORNING TRANSCRIPT in San Francisco.9Orders left qt hile office, Northwest corner WashI ber, A.D. 1600. J. Sa VAN neg ya Sheriff ; yJ B. Van ft Deputy. ~ Batgeat & Nites, ae y8 for Plainti sl?-sa ingten and Sansome streets, Goverment Build . ing, (up me will be —_— aticndadt o. . cess "Te Boots dubiibeces Made to Order — neat ron workman-liké manner. If you wish to » Bring it to the above establishment. I have been . will ‘a cheap for ot street, Ne~~~ __ Septio.-ne said estate in the claims. of theZiat, rating e., . have authorized us Agents for the sale of — ‘ders, mento -erythi Hook ‘John ¢ John { Cou © lar sa: from~s toxicat ed that realise + his par ved byt 7 eourt. John one Mc > AblL “) Distrie Mari ‘aa Hume o Opps “SaicCue Puoving Wished a as his ac @tart darysv tips ue “Shree ¢ “s quent ¢ + eeheap t “with M Tedvertis O. P. : erely ene aps nd will THANK D. T ew Yo tone Br “UNCL Mian H WPvergy, Wuion « oberta. oma, the STILL ys he . = wheie rg mizs PLLC s k ntinue ished, icate apy ould ameter tu ¥ ich, j ped anit t'a jot his 1 ral hi ed Unal wu COU didn