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The Nevada journal., 1853-04-01

A MAN OF HoN9n Ono who will win
all your money, seduce your wife, and
put you out Of your misery with his du-
elling pistol.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-01
Oils and Camphine.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND, at the NEW
BEDFORD OH. WORKS, % and 96 JackSos
street, every variety of refined Oils, guaran
teed of the best quality anA on as favorable
terms us can be had in this city,
Pu Camphine, manufactured by ourselves
daily, constantly on hand.equal to the best that
can be made, our apparatus for its Manufacture
being superior to any other in this country.
Also Spirits OF Turpentine Econstantly On
hand at wholesale and retail.
Also on Commission, and for sale low e.
close:
l50 cases best rife powder;
50 do most approved Picks;
so doz hickory pick handles;
100, 900 percussion caps;
superior platform scale.
3sm II. F. KNOX & 90.
San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-01
]. w. Morrison,

Wholesale Dealer in Clothing and Boots,
Begs leave to inform his old friends and the
merchants of Nevada generally, that he has
received per late arrivals, Boots. Shoes
and Clothing, specially adapted to their
market, which he will sell at the lowest
market rates. All orders for goods will re-
ceive prompt attention. 43-3mos
Sacramento ST. bet,ocen Battery and Front.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-01

T A legislator is defined as a
puppet moved by man in the lobby.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-01
Provisions. &c.

NOTICE.-Thc business OF the old firm of
Borradaic and Burton will be conducted
hereafter by the undersigned fiirm--A n
Coleman and Il. i. Burton. Their friends
and the public are assured they will keep a
general assortment of provisions, liquors,
tools, and miners and hotel supplies OF all
kinds, which they will sell at low prices.
They solicit the continuance of the liberal
patronage heretofore extended.
COLEMAN & BURTON.
Nevada, Jan. 81, 1858. 39-3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-01
Golden Gate Saloon,

BY MRS. SMITH. ..
Opposite the Mountain House, Main
~ street, Grass Valley. Best of Wine, Lii
quors and Cigars always 70 be found at their
house.
teEX1RA Ham and Eggs, Chickens, Oys
ors stcwed and fried, shell Oysters, and every
ther kind in the season. ... ..
DRINhS-Tom and Jerry, Milk Punch,
Hot Whiskey, and all other kinds of drink
called for. Nf .,
This house will be open from 6 O'Clock in
the morning, until IL o'clock at night Gen
temen will find this house the most fashiona-
BILE place in town to spend the evening 37-3m
The Restaurant,
Connected with the Saloon is kept in the best
order, and Boarders and Caller may depend on
having served at all hours he very best the
market affords, cooked in superior manner
If ample experience in the business, good pro-
visions, and good cookery, ard constant de-
sire to please, are guarantees for public salts
faction, the public will be satisfied
THE. BILL OF FARE
will embrace everything the market will pro-
ducc. Meats cooked to order. Prices, in spite
of hard times, always moderate. Another
thousand customers can be accommodated
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-01

TENHE undersigned would inform the citizens
a of Nevada and vicinity thet having re-
signed the Agency of Gregory's Express, they
have completed arrangements with Wells, Far
go q Co. by which they are enabled to do all
Express business committed to their care with
punctuality and dispatch
Persons desirous of procuring their letters
from Post Offices through them are invited 20
call and register their names, as all lists be-
long ng to Gregory's Express are discontinued
Office at their old stand Main At Nevada.
MULFORD g. SEARLS.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-01
& SWIFT, Pros.
wy ~ NJ n nnJTDu,S, A..
New Arrangement.

Nv" ~Ai UT NtIIOfe.
Stage and Steamboat Line for Sacramento
and San Fran.i>co, riG NargsuHe.
GNN N and after Monday, Feb 7, Adrance g.
W Buckinghams daily line of Concord coach
es. will run as follows: Leaves the Nevada
Hotel Nevada city, every morning at o.
clock, A. NJ, passing through Grass Valley
Rough and Ready Empire Ranch, and arrives
at Marysville at 3 o'clock, p. M, thus afford
ing facilities for passengers wishing to take
the evening Boats for Sacramento and San
Francisco. which leave Marysville every even
ing, at 4 O'Clock p. M.
ADRlANCE d. BUCKINGHAM,
Proprieiors.
A. WAGNER, a gent
n. B --OfIicc, Nevada Hotel, Nevada.
Feb. IL, 1853. 42-tf
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-01
MR., DUSUZEAU.
CHEMIST, M1NERALoGIsT, AS.
SAVER AND SHELTER,


Informs the miners of the surrounding coun.
try that he has removed his Assaying Office,
well known for two and half years in Sacra-
mento street San francisco, 10 Broad street
Nevada city. -H
= He also announees,to tho public that receiv-
fhg more numerous applications for assays,
and seeing large number Of miners occur led
in prospecting and working quartz veins, to
facilitate them in their searches, he has re-
duced his Assaying price to $1,000 instead of
20,V0, which it was at first.
Mr.. Dusuzeau, having had ten years prac.
tiee. and having been proprietor of quartz veins
in the Gillian mines, can offer TO the miners
assurances in his consultations upon the differ
ent mines
lie also takes charge in the direction of
mineral works. in erecting and directing Ma
chimes of his Oten farention to extract the
gold as well of the poorest as of the best of
mineral; these machines being the best the
surest. the least costly, he can recommend them
in preference to all others.
VIM. DUsuZEAU, Broad ST..
opposite the Virginia tisuse
Feb. "a, 1852. "a 3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-01
Lime Lime ! +!

THE undersigned takes this method of
4 informing the citizens of Nevada Grass
Valley and the public in general, that LIME
can be purchased at the Limo Kins 9 mile
from Auburn, on or near the road to Sacra-
mento, and leading through Auburn. There
will always be on hand White Alum Lime
and Blue Lime, both necessary for building
purposes. Persons at IA distance can depend
on getting Lime at any moment, by sending
their teams for the article. Lime will be sold
much loss than it has heretofore been sold in
this country.
For further information, apply to
WIN. GWYNN, Auburn.
Jan. 29, 1853 4O3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-01
Union Line of Ste amers.

esszssss, The Union Line OF Steam.
A-l-~-1e ers, running between San
- III Francisco aud Sacremento,
Iassi<ss1.4s Aszfk touching at Benicia, carrying
the e. S. Mail, and Gregory, and Wells, Far,
go q Co.'s Expresses.
This line consists of the new and splendid
fast running low pressure engine clipper stca-
mcrs Wilson &. Hunt, +. \. Fool, Esq, com
nnndcr, and Confidence. Charles Van pelt,
commander, which are now making daily trips
as above. (Sundays eXcepted) between San
Francisco and Sacramento, leaving Pacific
Wharf, San Francisco at clock p. NJ, con-
meeting with the Marysvllc and Colusa stea-
mers at Sacramento and leaving Sacramen-
to for San Francisco, at O'clock p IN.
Passengers and freight taken at the lowest
regular rates For other information. apply
to the commander or purser on board, or at
the office Of the line corner of Pacific and Front
street to II. CHENERY,
Or at Sacramento, to
10 d. P. VAIL. ag't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
SWITZERLAND.

The Tiino gazette has this official notice from Lugano
April st" In order to prevent all exaggeration we con
slider expedient 10 announce that last night an Austrian
patrol consisting of two soldiers two frontier guards ana
non commissioned officer arrested on the territory OF
Ticino near the Cambria line towards Lake Lugano. On
ascertann that the soldiers had trespassed through gno
rance of the real frontier line they liberated The
arrest was made by the Federal Frontier Guard From
this would appear that the Ausans invest the frontier
closely
II has been stated that the King of Prussia setting
his of Neufchate had declared he would
not rafv the acts of the present Government respect
ing railroad grants The following are the words OF
the note in which this determination is expressed; Up
to the present time the establishment of railroads IN the
principally of Neuichaehas been abandoned to private
enterprise
But fthe demand for public guarantee which has been
made should be renewed, il would be very important TO
the parties interested to know what is the opinion OF the
ROYAL Government on this subject This opinion is gov
ered by circumstances the Royal Government does not
intend at this moment explain itself to the advanta
ges to be obtained from railroad running through the
Prncpaty either regards the choice OF direction or as
regards railroads ingeneral.
But as the Royal Government does not recognize IN the
who have the power dc tact0 in the Prncpay OF
Neufchate the right burhening the country with guar
antees of interest or other obligations of that nature the
resolution of his Majesty the King, after the reesabh
ment of legal order will not depend on what the present
Government of Neuichatel may have done or ordained
without right this subject but solely on considerations
of general interest
The Swiss and German newspapers continue 10 WralSe
respecting the existence of clause in the protocol OF Lon
don which will give Prussia the right to assert its
eighty over Neufchata The German papers maintain that
such cllnse does exist while the Swiss stouy deny it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
AUSTRIA.

Accounts from Vienna confirm that the refugee question
as between Britain and Austria is settled by Britain prom
ng to keep close supervision the refugees in Lon
don and subecting them TO prosecution whenever they
make themselves amenable either to the English or inter
national law 1t stated in another column, the auho
ry of the Paris 0urna he Dcbd that Austria has perenp
torly refused the demands of Sardinia relative her nat
state of matters.
NJ Rauscher is appointed Archbishop of Vienna and will
shortly be enthroned by the Popes Nuncio.
Austria intends to establish Consulate in Montenegro
At Vienna the sagnaton of trade becomes greater daily
Eight persons were shot al Csongrad in Hungary, on 18Th
ult for drinking with three notorious r0bbers-cal them
gueri2as-instead of informing against them. \ ninth
person was shot the place for abettns the escape
of another "robber,' by giving false name to the
gendarncrie
The Government has offered a reward of 1000 forms
for the apprehension of the celebrated guerilla chief Rosa
Sander
Macmillan Won SOmeran Beeckh, Cardinal Archbishop
of Prague died at Prague, 3st ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Earring Brothers, Circular.

Per drabidI LONDON, Friday Apnl 8, 1885, p. nj.
The Produce Markets report
want with downward tendency the value Of
increased desire realize has been manifested BY
MoSEY continues demand but change has made
he minimum Of discount The Of Bullion BY last
rsei return Sl9l showing decrease Of f40l0. IL
o be comment the Government proposal Of deal
Of the national debt the Chancellor of
H. Eeeoue made his statement the House the Precious
Metals in price has occurred the Dollars lately arrived by
M india have been sold III the Bar Silver
s Ccnso of OOidl for both money the account
T.eheouer BLISS az premium,
offered auction ready buyers
full rates Honduras Silver Black iG5 with pasy from
Coco !. i'm quote TsndAd 81 az; Grenada 3O ash
Brazil 15I ans Gusy aqul 80 ass,
CorTrrBy private there has been doing
this week and the quotation for Native Ceyon nomnay %
manifest fmne notwithstanding the dull
Vm Continental gake Tie public the wbee have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
LATEST By MAIL.

LIVERPOOL Saturday morning April 9.
Kenshaefer is named Minister OF Finance OF Austria,
and Gehringer Minister OF Trade
The Archbishop of Rouen and Bishop of Versailles have
received the appointments of Assistants 10 the Poncal
Throne 80. go.
Bank of Credit Foncier with capital OF thirty millions
Of francs is be established Brussels The projectors
are the Burgomaser and the Jewish banker, Bschoein
The house of Hosschaeger at Bremen, has failed abi
lites sll4,700.
The Government of the Grand Duchy of HeSse has au-
,borzed the establishment Darmstadt of central Bank
of Southern Germany with capital OF fifty millions Of
hornS.
The Austrian Embassyat Constaninople has presented
another note the Divan mplanng maltreatment
The Christians of Damaa The Porte promises inquiry
into the matter.
Seryia is represented to be in unQuiet state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
GERMANY.

Hamburg advces of lst mention that the river is free
from ice and shipping business active strong emgra-
ton movement was setting in toward Australia
Baden letters of 3ls say that coalition OF the States OF
Southern Germany for the purpose of establishing block
ade against Switzerland was seriously contemplated.
Numismatiss will have opportunity of making adtl-
tions to their collections during this summer The Munc
pay of Leipsc have resolved 10 dispose of their colec
lion, which contains 10000 specimens.
Berlin papers contain statement OF the infamous treat
TO which party of German emgrans sent by con
from Hamburg 10 Rio Janero recently were exposed
From Berlin. 4h inst was announced that the treaty
which reconstutes the Zoveren for twelve years with
the accession of the Steuerveren had been signed by all
the penpotentares The commercial treaty OF 18Th FEB
ruary between Austria and Prussia had also received their
adhesion.
The King of Prussia had offered the Madis asylum
his country but it is thought they will prefer proceed
inc to England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
ITALY.

SARDINA-FrOm Turin, 3d. brief dispatch stated that
the negotiations with Austria the subject of the natural
lied emgrans had taken more favorable turn On the
other hand the journal de Ddt of the 9TH states that NJ
Buol Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs had formally
fused the demands made by the Pedmontese Government
citing the sequesrated property OF the anis and
Nenitans naturalized Sandman subjects NJ de level
Sandman Minister at Vienna is preparing to return to
Turin. , -, ~
In the Sandman Chamber of Deputies the Slave Trade
Repression bill finally passed by vote OF 10 against
33E The only clause that provoked discussion was at re-
ating 10 the right of search
The mailcoach from NOvara stopped a few nights
since near CglarO by armed band OF some Twelve or
fifteen robbers The passengers having been made To agh
the robbers took possession of box containing l2UUO
francs in the Piedmontese coin called moatts This cup
de main attributed to notorious robber named Mono
alias Bersagere, who recently escaped from prison al u
rim Sngularly enough, this mans biography presenting
him in favorable color is allowed to be sold IN the streets
of Turin and together with the charitable use he makes OF
portion his plumber him with quite the character oil
hero in the eyes of the populace Mottlno Is man oil
polished He calamity offered his hand 10 the
Countess of Vare assist her in alghtng romthe coach
and ordered his TO take nothing from the ladies' ana 10
accent from the gentlemen only what they were pleased 10
giye-that is to say he allowed some OF them toreanther
watches. ,,, ,.
tsed by the Austrian authorities begin to be very slowly
relaxed The public permitted under certain resrc-
tions TO walk on the basOns during daylight
RoME-The English in Rome are moving 10 erect
monument TO Pope Adrian w. the only EnghShm'h VINO
ever sat in the Papa Chair
Two SIcIEsNapes letters of 27th ult report society
10 be in very eversh state although no actual outbreak
had occurred Large numbers of persons being quietly
eynarated The prisons full and yet arrests continue
The "insurrecon at Palermo reported via Genoa APP
pears TO have been merely small ARRAY III which solder
was stabbed although the Police pretended they had as
covered plot To assassnate the lceroy Al all events
some men were shot by way of expiration.
ON the 3Oth the Papal Government concluded the loan
with the Rothschilds Brothers for twenty million oil francs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
SPAIN.

Ministers had called meeting of the Government sup
roer in the Deputies and laid before them the measures
y. fof he Constitution; second law of entails third
hin for the conversion of the floating debt and fourth
hin 70 snnu the extraordinary credits granted last year 10
o. .b - inst the Minister of Finance laid before the
Chamber project of law for the adoption OF decmal s
fem of weights and The Senate refuse 10 discuss
fIrther the complaints of Narvaez. 49,.
Cnbs il officially reported quiet up to the LIST INST
On the 10Th ult at Toulouse son was porn 10 ' ne
Duchess de Seville wife of the lntante Don Enrlque ue
Ronrbon brother TO the King of Spain This new memoer
Of the ROYAL Family is christened Francois Marie lrh'e
Henri, &c. -, ,:... oe D, 600
Royal Ordinance commands the enlistment Oh -'OOO
men from the contingent of 1898 -, ;,h
M Cbicanero a famous bull fighter, was buried win
great pomp at Madrid the other day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
TURKEY.

dispatch of 2th ult received at Paris from Constant
nople announces that Prince Menchikof had submitted
draft of convention. He had received satisfactory
assurances from the Vzer and the Russian army had
been ordered to retire from the Turkish frontier From
Trieste of the 9th inst is stated that the French fleet
had been seen off Cape Matapan -
accounts from Vienna envoyextraordnary from the
Suan charged with special mission to the Emperor was
Ill evnected He viii be the bearer of autograph let
tr from the Sultan This envoy will be Mustapha Efendi
one Of the Suans aides de camp and who enjoys the full
est confidence of his Sovereign and his selection for this
mission will be proof o! the renewal OF good under
Standing between Austria and the Porte"
The Turkish fleet has left Antvar and retired to other
Ahanian norris TO await orders from Constantnople
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Opinion by Judge Grier In the Girs'
Case-Spring.

Correspondence of The N. Y Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday April d, lsa
The following very important omission in the case re-
Gently tried in the Circuit Court in which the heirs o.
the late Stephen Girard plaintiffs, and the cry
Philadelphia defendant was delivered by Judge Gner
the United States Circuit Court, this morning Ibe
verdict went against the City, and the latter made
plicaton for trial The for refusing mo
new trial are given at length -,
John Y Carkes Lessee The City Of Philadelphia
1855 MessI, 0nesd and Csdwalader for motion
Per CursnWe have carefully recopsidered the Instructors I've
by Court the trial Of this after hearing ,L al
S sss ea G @oIe eoS1ne Of the
ton stated the charge Of the Court than we were ~
The reason why infer purchased lands do not By r
though the testsor has expressed ess .' rocstSs
bubecsuse viii in the nature OF conveyance oI
S,ppse the i@e the vii executed Hence devise
thought; operates future can Pss have al his Sse Is
sarnt Of ali mans estate and interest without warranty
OF nts O sn BsyIas an equitable land ds,
sfterwarc purchase the legal title, the sttef w o. s
b., will moi hold trustee tor the devsee
he or estate On the coarsy If The sn gass
the ega at the time ne makes ais WI ana ,e viii bed
tnse for the whom the after purchased
de- .s Of eSssDS the DEVISE aud the %
avenne that the devsee took Just such estate % s he sa
tsIep by the leaned between title and esss
M ft Ga in The s sss H. %5o R.
nothing II true void deed which conveys ~ Tie sla
] as1
h. claim while his whole estate the land Is no u5s tnz
tortions po.sesuon II also Tat by toe tenant
ofdiss.isip a person who has Oused the owner !" "'
the freehold -. o,Iv q. . SisDouesion OF - - -
80 L "a Institution of The disseisln |" eo,<equepe
m 81 nss curie Bat though some W "a Nsnef
90 ~ cont:Due be law IN Eng nd y. 20 -
IN bis day very little known OF srl -
~ Pennsyyana where property 10 lie Gsr1
rred except analosies III, ,.tey a.
% and sdyerse POSSESSIONS ln Eng IA 6sc
OF J;.rose OF the land by Will or otnefN - re So
selsee Soua ~ bt Of entry But such hs nee RAYS ~
esst Ishs 1see 0yerfed Christie sg nc a. 70 Hst
Fsrlane Serge Rs"s ~. -, merely By tss
One ip posse without nsnL y. ~ ,y.SnSsrs% y
=. having a something wnlen nsy n ,,,o nte ~
nsted POSSESSION which may npen h.r hs h %
3 n But until II has has done ~ ~ shs dss
statute OF .ou by titie, toilns the enty Oh ' -
-, t.w Of disseisn the heir OF INC -
BY the ieus with livery Of sesin = ~ $500 e. -.
aenee by feons~s having Loot bis ngn OF snt.y - sosbs
ute sphstssra release BY snen so1 ~ the deylsses
construed 20 81 that OF the diEeisee We neee no -
extipguhm honsht 10 notice conts nfns sueh -
has been see 10 dsseisor E In tact the
releas IT, equivalent 10 entry ana ieonnen~ ~
estate DC ne oaerste by Of ENHANCEMENT
consuesa ,nrce s ~ trouble ourse ives win
But !. Soesripss; for, admitting all the con'ea0s' ,rf
ooscoh ~ have no application 20 this case 81 df
nc ps.5se neither the Trustees, nor f %
,..,n Sssd had any actual sesin they naa nei'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
Liyerpool Produce Market

ssHEs moderate inquiry 200 bbls sold Pearls q
prices steady BARKo casks Philadelphia b,ought BEES
sells 81 II g. NAVAL SroREs-Resn 7a49 sterling,
which 90 bb chang ed hands 10 fine. Nothing
doing SPIRITS rather lower sales reported
cwt rather hrmer small sales made Of C. " y
Little dong in DYLwooDs and without change in OLs
Palm 900 spot and to arrive at s33 TO- esq
Seal continues dull &36 10 r tun RAPE steady So y
CLovLREEDoue neglected except reshpment Of 300 erces
t52 RcECsrona, there buyers at the reduc
pees but the qusny offering having been limited
been unimpotAn quotations for low good mddng
being patterson Clarke) TEA firm aud good
demand for descriptions Scarcely anything doing in
FAxsEEDA hhds cold So. In ToBAcco
business doing prices CoFFEELtte doing previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21

Or such purpose before ii has been "S The leading
6sccrd When the League formea tenants right
advocates Of ant-rphtthat Is, OF INC an his land
70 compensation for his own elective fran
without being turned out for exerc .nm;tv who had
shse or to CRAFTY landlord caprice vorng separately
IN the North and in the South ceco should pursue
"s ~n,;ng from Parliament on: -. oa
Crav1ords Bill. or at least measure ths everything
seutial. and further that in puisn;5sd On its forma-
Ike sectarian meetings should DC uere held in Dub
ton upon these terms great mee and Napiers (the
lin; many in the North ana wSch though in point of
..e h''o'ney Jsnce on any former n'ease oraoan.
harness srorshe to the landlords anu
h;cS was that Of the League, ,o Committees
Shsrmsn Cravfcrds, we're BON '''''
Of the Commons ..o.e Of Office by Messrs keogh
Then came the Ne elections the repeal OF the
and Sader; ana o. S; and Religious Equailty|or the
Ecciesiastcsi .ha Church establlshmens-naI peen'
acol1on an the Tensntrght mea'u,.s s ~ mamhors
qutemen IN common with sSe M togetber in their con-
we're pledged az p1ssdsebreakers Out of sixty how
demnafon % The Irish Party az least hity are IN
ever that Ior Eth Sader and Keogh They consider
the Sane nedped to the measures: ou' 'Ie reinan-
themse ana,t headed by Messrs Duny ana Lucas re-
sayd the pledge including , nSi make them CABINET
ss< trery Rut the Tenant-League according to the
qsed'ons. 80, az smh required such a pledge On
Uldemen ,I.n think. with Sharman Crawford HIM
me ,sse men being in ONCE, iav0raoe 10 tneir
sen ;na 700, :. 4 would were Railway oil or any other
Of the kind And ne thew Charge Lucas Duffy
tons w.n VIC .Ja~I,eakisg on their side These-the
and Moo,e Phi have all to sit on the Opposition
"Brigade-*..,s @.ss happen, just now, to be Tory
the Tories being opposition. Ut Mcknight
Of TIE Baas 1.:nng to Toryism. They, their side
euse tneln " s"ntneo The Ulsermen sent deputa
ret, teto II KEN OVID to London Mr. Lucas says No mat
ter-they ,e pedee breakers" to task before their
WI e.l,Sgs.;es-that is, "the Bishops and Clergy