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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
INDIA AND CHINA.

The following dispatch is telegraphed from rTieste;
The India Mail il its way with dates from Calcutta
10 November 6 Madras, 10th Shanghai, O;tober d
Amoy l2th Hong Kong. .7th Singapore November A.;
PenErg 9th Gale and Bombay l4th Birmah, O,tober
s3 sydney. September 2Oi Melbourne, 26h Adelaide,
October King Georges SOnnd 7th.
Pecu is still in etilrd condition. and many dscOi.
ties have occurred. General Goodwin died at Smla, or
20 Major H. Edwardes is appointed Commissioner for
Pe,hawur Trade has improved. Exchange at Calcutta
on London, 81 Cholera has appeared at Bombay
Trade in China is good At Shanghai and Amy there
ia e fighting At FOocbowoo there is great stdsafscon.
Canton Is quiet but great disaecton prevails Exchange
on London 81. SD.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

here sss,r sslnT,rto a. srI dis SD. Aias nf2
To- ~ - ~ ", " Grss Ris.ia ~ - 81 ~
b tFr Z" grsssfE 1c ctro~ safnns
~ Ar' 1'. .r9gs Es1i7s IN 71k ''
ofht' s''i " I'D su1irs dllht no. hit - va '
EsHis '' srirst tension NJ aasil '.t1 my
dsfce t1f ~ fifh- Th w1o'- v'tt ees " -
nsrs 80 res1lt fcl al bl'r'a
Tu-.rS ynpa.hics q people as euisl,eai
arc ,rrr D. a. Il the Ez<sh nafion
10 ue.cs Go srarl.1, res h . n ,sny oa'f -
spiT s loss honorable Aad eon9shls ~ia M s''osi
fgifs . -,,.-,.,,, - -. --,.,,,,x ,y ~
vcsr Il ssney hal sry ope else kaoSs ny ise
q IL N liiE IrEasd.n
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
!, NV tuTtr tLHIl : VtrHTelY
To,sl....4LSt2
IMMIGRATION

The Imui~rsiiou return. show Il ~ inuticn ia tha
number Of new arrivals Gases of dcs,l;noa arc a "a
feou. nj as thew wers sn complaints the psrt OF in
migrants Of hardshps ,gred during the VOyays or al
landing constal Gs they used - be. Isacey
however still occnr Ia our Last nut~g Ne re srrei 10
Of misconduct the part Of captain OF passea.
gen vessel Of peculiarly aggravated haracler ani
viii be satisfaction 70 ID who re II our fons re-
marks TO learn that the Delinquent has since a sn.
fenced 70 three yaars hard labor tho ra s TIE
eIs Of vessel who could inirnst human lives 20 sncA
drunken ruisn this man was proved T. be richly de-
serves a similar fate.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

W.. a il asserted hat Anstri. aad PrussiS d''.a q
t.in@ :, 80 dr n Of note until Fame aud iSAh
ssss 70 iHsst Oh toe Dyan arcepios tnas pg - -
rdeoiy Of eG'G,s Td booehs S Sls .as. tho P,o vii
Iaieh e note sad Ansia hope obtain fF Il
"r"ert the sanction Of the Czsr" oi date me si =
,s5eJ tbe new Iisn II M ai,on el-s,p - = I,'eb
htI''' @ i;.,.d 4 nv the 60 commencement ii hy.tifae'
W ehoUinc /. about the late; opinion OF Als'fs Is
.,r-,ss.d by her representative;
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

always prcslvsJ With tho acuraGy sai b9el 80 n
nsiiasiy col, able ito ienpaSri, Il psoqni>yy
rrof or ls the industrial classes nj h, have reca&ssl
msuy sn'uiGIy lesson.
H. the table Of RECEIPTS .gh sahioin. to -''tras
bv The privsie ert shoni ba ia - n se fr,n Ben
dig0 ard N Ivor bui a bl - give the eKlst
sl arr due ~ each. We enter them saparaely:
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
TIE VERY LATEST.
BY EiEcrnIc rELrcrAFH roLNrarc

BY EIEcTEIc TELTeRAPH FALNERPOoL
We have received news from Con&suiinop,c by Vienna
down 10 10 Cd inst The Of the disaster Of aoPe is
eE''Siy confirmed. sid hod ius' reached the Porte
IYoa .he reeeig. VI Tia information Ito Bntsh and
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
,rI.EKI.fI LOAN

The Ion3oa T,r7o city article says 1t ia believed that
the roI or Of tie probable negotiation Of Turkish per
cent loan io Ioir for four mio RE Ing lnroug1 SONS
of tho frant al inUiions lately ogauAoI IS u without
foundation The GpVern, It i, sad a-e ini sp,se 10
rrouofo IT, but n re;urr condition will be e1dcief thai
IL SULTAN should bind hmse unroservcdy 10 consent 20
whatever toims of Adjustment with Rdssia the Ahed
Powers may think pr, pr To propose
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
RIeharescn BrOther. & CO.'S Circular.

PEI HIcyrc.l LIVERPOOL IN no y D. 80, -
slrce eh h,d ssvers a. and sirt M o. 80
las evening, tE this morning rsin hs Wind s n ~ s1SS
tf.ais o. cereals ffom Aoroad have BE-. snail -.
The -m fee ling which reported IN cTcaa OF fnfr ~
hrF are numerous bnyr Of WHEAT aud fLoyt "a ls
rces dsv but LOsers have heen anvil e ess noe
further advance aud foi the ~fef afce So seH1fV
Iaauded for Phl,adeil lhis and Bat4m- re. . ., ,..,
Al nr market tls morning hsd good atlendsa q 'le v,
And losl ml-rs and several from the fAti
tIiet The bpsus.s WHE.T vss IN dgee re'f
Ia bldes den eudug fnther -dvsuc- Of "a gjd on t' 49,
Trday or fully a. t's currency Of ls aY FitA I -.
or.iie. fne White h veT snail compast az
sond command still higher tbsn hsse noted s'e
Or tic whole q fsir extent Of WHE.T wsssod ,-..a
there bot ANAL show Of fL0yR $40 10 INC ~
ofthe parcels Of BAtnor8 were pl - s,'
e7f0 tut n bar ffw Eel under - Ut
Fhia from store. ind 81 for Wfftsfn Csral ,. ma,
iEoiAN CoEs quit the ~ orr lss AM 'n'
be s4i1 Of OATS. OATMEAL aud EGYPTIAg BEASs
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
IIermnnn Co.. !. 90. CLrcn,nr.

PEI Pacific Lv1R7o1L. lue.Ls Dc IS ls0.
sn., Circular Of the eth pr rcs
vey frm mSltt f. Trcs win daily ST. ~ oyl ns rhs
ArnlAs iVs snr rather hiy of tic bf
~ifisttrdur - fsrr haf snlrd the An IT.
roTt. The rer,ir I'D -hir rad gn,l gifsa-
caused dis pfontnen ~ lrs np1r fslt da.
oted ~ he sdva,e 10 lrca ao s'q1Nnt
fs's ud the e Cd cg~i and
bore Mar rhc ihc iJl riifs
hrs been er ilQGrv SID ta e hus b. lfrs th0uth
wiling selerf fress1g sles tld shand sip
III re email hon Ouf market uu imprDe fiss okof
Gaabr nal snd wi Increase ald'g the
Ths f1m the lad sid Ga
fe ss;tl lhd fouI rese Tahsr orais ousta
had ie sff,t to-ias Nsnohesif market wh 81 I'd
quiet sud unhrf s.d Poca reported ess itf rhT,
srd sd ta he reported OF the flrs pre-
vent p,sccshlr afrsrtepent
bREsDs1UITs he imports very h End with ~ 'r3ved
Of Wiss have q A y rufIs "a al =
bLl for Flow. L.aLan Go y 3 aiIlarL el-nss.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
=a . HssaH
AZ II. lIaxwell's Circular.

psy PacifcI LiysRpooL. Taesiay De-. ii 1873
T from Ireland sud wise dunur The past week awe
feeu arse sud fair Of Or hat sn. o asf t
Fcm ports have only received ~ qisis NHfiI
BGass If4 dEare NDAS Coas and iszi oo
FLouR: 10 bh. FLouR from Csnd The exp ltst1 is
ss time con prise 4Cl2 qnariers ~ gser OATS sR
ouert.,s I5 aud s bbs FL9yA faefe
trade of late, nrxe soecltSs
eon.umptve deusDd having rrns up for boh Wfs
FLOUR r'.h having been oi aed on ana as
easerly winds prevaue - present Eeerios or ,fh-
hold.r eusiled realize an fvAuse "a 70 ~ -
n, on WHEsT aud Sd2 y Dbl ou FLoyt Ia tho sAs np "a
other articles thcre he's leeu compsAeiy h'e or bos
ard no G. snee In prices The weather hss 0osh 'e's ~
floG - nieLHs. .-,.-.. n a.. ,o., .nS
thl. market there GOOD attendance o. tas 20 @
couDv trade ard OF sod dealers from oif.nc na 81 ~
demand experienced for Ansreso wn5 " - -
IToUR chiefly consumption and large hnsless dn :. ~
vance offuy q u bs and y bbi eiit; Joy ~
ohsinsble for test ht- Anscsn hnd itnl = ~ -. -,
mixed Canadian WHzATs 3ii)Djf3 bli 9r =" Sl
lCaS7 y hl for Baltimore and Phsds poa -.
having heen much deprrssef csunot ~
than ID 70 s dearer oars snd OtTSsiL YIN vi, 80
price could not BE- exceeded Tor eth
HssLry and without alteration In value sDl
limited recufsL 1SDIsS COIN rather more Hqae" ~ W.
.ninrda a. ~ O nLll.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
John Athya (. Co.'s Circulars

Pr PccseI OL,.Goig. Tu,.dly. Dec fs ia3
pEr.psTfFs- demand laci since adsc
b1i s4vdnca p Wheat ias al asl
d.y We hesr oaly ud s1sctl4s in ssot For &C n al
vance Necucstes pes. - market expected 70 10
geiy F.ur has bsen "a freely 3ll. which
ward of30 0o bis lave changed owG ulitn Cora meets ond
ertilf inquiry
The demsnd :. ouy Tor diss consumption ft
kinds vi be ion of Buer which hss been soelnitd
10 ,oue extent a. 81 Z 90 a5I or Cane p
TAILow chsng.a srs1d trliag for boh.
OILs-Sperm hss advanced - pun
NAVAL sroRrs steady transactions have been tedn hsfn
tures Q
Asnr firmly held md 81 for Pearls bat thess
price. h,iDg above tuyers' views, INIT business -.
healhie Snail sales OF Clyeniia
reported Recrohe ao quiet
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iivcrrn,l -l.rset..

CorroS tNe e,ug ih ku sni rec' p of s'vce,
Araii.. tie nafst hss rsut rr p fetg ape nitef
sfi .Sti-Ai . had irr-rfr1 f'fr Hat
the present. loV rrcrs rnn rnf r-tcf rH fivs
ruittive hr. 1900 hHv tIt ;hr
f3fh hsrnr hHr SIrVs q, . p OF rNt
salos the r,s three cys 3D. ~ hl o. wii
Srr.'s srsCu.i.r 1fn % r 1r3
earrsd ''esdiy fair Ori'sns mitNn! a. hr
Roiie sld rrecirg pplds 6il, miliag 5I iae
rlor 81 a 81 orai.a .ar,. t.G3d - r.
Marchfs 0tav there s,1t Improve cmcn On sons
cunii zee of lrh' rsocs tor eKfer
rREsDrvirs he . l isaio be- se-s a, i prie.
our e.vnrcsd i61.f Obj. d pf W p % a
iac Trccf OF I as ii. vheh ssp A-rct
isa tot Ilnd brt hut
fisu Holland and fh of have
iuo,tucy 1h, u,asse irtr of hp efs Nsf
check ha-lne~ { Is ~ rlrr
rs Cuot cad ir tn-ncn whit "l,r at
lfI0roe red - phNrdeha rul nff ~ .
i Obo F'orG7 6oag Western nt C,at u ~ fJ.
Sour &IG56 nd lorn 'srr O. irevoea currency OA5
ori,t sui urchsngoi Wealth. c'e1r vi fcff
FP0ysoNs SC -Ircf Arff o. uw rendered old ~ ths
sinsur ursat, rok O. neglected Bacon lel iu mld as
crtntiiy arrr prices trt ufs p Fdd Lad a 3l
1slow quiet Cloves 81 and Qaa.,os 8k unchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

.sn,d narrative Of the sveB'' from our e'rr''''na''
stLveiPoo1
rI{r DEFEAT AND DESTRUCTION OF THE
TURKISH sQUADR IN.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

carried for less than gentlemenl It is
true, they may he as much trouh e to take
care Of; but what Is that in comparison
to the enormous ainotint of good their
very presence confefs on any community.
Let us then open every facility and in
ducement for virtuous and intelligent wo-
men to make this their future homes
Let us so manifest our appreciation of
those we have amongst us, and whose
presehce is the charm, blessing aud safe
guard Of many, in such manner as to
induce others ~ come "and do likewise. -
When our society shall have been imbel-
lished and ennob.ed by proportionate
number of those beautiful aids and cor
rections Of man, "then, and not till them"
will California be as pre-eminently happy
and moral as she is energetic and enter
prising
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

Home lNFLUEHCEa-LApiEs IN CALIFoR-
MA. A.-Califorhia is very different coun-
try, and San Francisco a different place,
from what it was three years since, or
even one year ago. Thousands upon
thousands of bold, energetic, enterprising
and educated men, have determined that
it shall lie their future home, and hither
they are tending, and here they are re-
solved they will enshrine their hearts, here
establish their hearth-stones. The eli
mate, the country, its commercial advan-
tages, its centrally mundane location, it's
mineral wealth and the characteristics of
the population that now inhabit it, all
conspire to render this countrya most de-
sirabe and suitable location for future
eminence, wealth or happiness. Wealth
or fame may be obtained without the pos
session Of Il home, happiness never can f..
1t is at the hearth stone, in the social cir
Gle alone, that man can unbend from the
stern duties of the day, that he can rest
from the contest of the "battle of life. p
In that sacred retreat, he cultvates the
nobler and refining qualities of the heart,
and relieves himself from the burden of
his cares. But to effect this, there must he
women; we say women, as being the most
dignified title we can apply to the other
sex. A departure from virtue and femi-
nine deIicacy, morally unseXes woman,
and she becomes n mere female. WO-
man alone, with her refining, generous
and noble qualities, can make home,
and a home is precisely what, Of all things
in the world, is most needed in California
At present the large mass of our com
munity have to reside in hotels and board
ing houses. Most of those are as good
as CAN be found in any new State, and
some of them better; but they are not
homes. The hustle, strife and continual
watchfulness required for a successful
competition in any business in this coun
try keeps the m nd straine up to n great
tension all day, and it becomes indIspen.
sable to health and happiness that some
re axation should be supplied, California
alone presents the unique spectacle of IL
large and highly intelligent community
evening. There is void, want OF
something that iihpresses itself with force
upon our minds. We have no homes,
and we go abroad And where? 70 the
gambling saloons and drinking establish
ments, nightly. And here ANOTHER anoma-
ly strikes US. 1t is that so large a mass OF
|ilnpressible and enthusiastic minds shou d
be continual y surrounded by and even
mix IN with the vices so openly display, d
without contracting that moral detornt,
| that Invarbly attaches 10 such courses III
other countries. Nevertheless such is the
fact. Every steamer that arrives brings
numbers of ladies, but they bear but a
small proportion to the nunber of mel,
who are constantly coming by the same
conveyances A short time ago this coul'
be accounted for, from the difficulties
De overcome in getting here and the COS,
Of the voyage. Why cannot ladies Il
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
The Husbands Petition.

Come hithet my hearts darling
Come, sit Upon tiny knee;
And listen while I whisper
A boon | ask of thee.
YOU need not pull my whiskers
So attlorously thy dovej
'Tis something quite apart from
The gentle cares OF love.
l feel bitter craving
A dark and deep desire,
That glows beneath my bosom,
Like Goals of kindled fire.
The passion of the nightingale,
When singing to the rose,
Is feebIer than the agony
That murders by repose
Nay, dearest! do not doubt me,
q. Though madly thus speak
| feel thy arm about me,
a Thy tresses on my cheek.
! know the sweet devotion
That links thy heart to mine
| know my sous emotion
Is doubly felt by thine.
Thou wilt not sure deny me
My first and fond request;
pray thee, by the memory
OF all we cherish BEST
BY all the dear remembrances
OF those delicious days,
When, hand in hand, we wandered
Along the summer braes.
By all we felt, unspoken,
When meath the early moon,
We sat beside the riyulet,
In the leafy month of June,
And hy the broken whisper
That fell upon my ear,
More sweet than angel music,
When first | Wuoed thee, dear,
BY that great vow that bound thee
Forever to my side,
And by the ring that made thee
My darling and my bride.
Thou wilt not fail or fa,ter,
But bend thee to the task
Il boiled sheep's head on Sunday,
Is all the boon ask.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
NUMBER FL

Nor so BAD. .--Captain Marryatt re.
Iates the following:-An American told
me one day that company had been
working coal mine in an eastern State,
which proved to be of very bad quality;
they had sent it to an influential person
us present, requesting him to give his
opinion of it, as that would be very i'm.
portant to them. After certain time he
forwarded to them a certificate vouched
in such terms rs these: 81 do hereby GER
tify that have tried The Goa sent me nv
the company at -, and it is my decided
opinion that when the general conflucra.
ton OF the world shall take place, any one
who shall take his pnstion n that coal
mine, will certainly he the last man who
will be burnt" ......'....
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

81 wish was u ghost. blamed if I
DON'T" said poor covey, The othernigh
as he SAT so'iioqui>ing in the cold. "They
goes wherever they please, toll free; they
don't owe nobody nothim', and THAT'S a
confrt: Whnever heard tell Of "a man
who had bill against ghnst' No,ndy.
They never huys hats ard w,ttui., nor
likker, nor has to saw wood nor run ar
rants as do. Their shirts never gets
dirty, nor their trousers out at the knees,
AS ! ever heern tel on. Ghosts is the
"n'y independent peop knows on. I
rally wish was one" 4.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

An old gentleman travelling some wears
ago, inside the Bath mail, had two ladies,
sisters, for companions. The younger,
an inva id, soon fell asleep, and the d
gentleman expressed his regret to see 80
charming Young lady ia III health "Ah
yes, indee'Ih' sighed the elder sister, "a
disease of the heart" "Dear me-" wns
The svnpathet,c repor'se, sat her age! -
Ossiication, perhaps! Ossif- :" "Oh,
no, lieutenant!" .fs
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

news just as we received it. A portion
was supplied by Mr.. Stevens, of Browns
Express, who arrived yesterday from
Murphy's, and portion from Fremch
Canadian, who wits afraid to stay in the
county. He says the utmost ronsterna-
ton prevails amongst all the foreign pop
ulatiOn.-.4ifa. r.0
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

TAXING A LITTLE SoMErHING.-SOme
person who has been very accurate in
summing up the thirsty proprnsities OF
the Gothamites says: ul
"There are eight thousand hote s,
drinking saloons, and dramshol,S in New
York, and the amount expended in then
is amazing. almost exceeding belief. II
the daily sales average ten dollars each
which j. u very low estimate the amour,
will be $50. 900 day, 80, 400, 900 month
and $29, 900 900 year. The New York
ers do take little something. ''nptsd4
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

IMMIGRATIoN FOR NOVEMBER. During
the month of November, the total num-
her of ali,n passengers who arrived in
New York, was l6,573. Whole number
.mce January, 247,000. This exhibits q
decrease, as compared with last year
Cnusc-Australia. .lsa N2ig
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05


There is little doubt that the time is np-
proaching when California is to recei, e
anoher food of emigration fsom China
When the news of the anti Chinese move
ments in this State first reached Hong
kong, all China was taken by surprise, and
although thousands were about leaving
for Snh Francisco, the emigration rereiv-
ed sudden and complete check. Sub
seqnently, however, the news reached
that country that the feeling towards the
Chinese was more favorable in the A,neri
can mind, and that by "payment of trbuie
to the Government Celestial could hold
claim securely. The furore for Califor-
mia once again spread broad through the
Empire, and on the Gath of October there
were not ships enough at HOngkong up
for California to bring one quarter of The
number Of Chinese that desired to come.
1t was stated that it would require ff,
ships to take all that were ready and
anxious to leave Many emgrant vesse $
are now on their way, and the advance
of the fleet has already reached u.s.
Times g. Trans.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

Pleasure owes all its Zest to anricipa-
ton. The promise of shilling fiddle
will keep >choolhoy in happiness for
years. The fun connected with its DOS
-ession will expire in less than one hour.
Now, what is true of Schonlmys is equal
ly true Of men. All they differ in Is the
price Of the fiddle. nla t7119 I
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
u StoyalI, Cravens & Co.

DEOPLE'S STORE, Yankee Jims,
l. keep constantly on hand large and
well selected stock Of provisions, liquors.
and miners supplies in general. Miners
and others wishing to purchase are re-
spectfnlly invited to call and examine for
themselves. Goods packed to order.
sept IS nv .fInA itt
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
OPHIR.
w. Hathaway, qot3
WATCHMAKER Err and Jeweler, Main
w street, Ophir, one door below Ad-
ans & Co.'s Express Office. slI-lm
DR.. III. w. JOHNSTON,

Ldle Of JEFFERSON County, WISCONSIN,
MOULD respectfully tender his pro
w fessionai services to the citizens OF
O3phir and vicinity. He may be found Il,
the residence Of William Burney, when
not professionally engaged. A good sup
ply of Drugs and Medicines OH hand.
Ophir, Jan. Is '53-n 10 If.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
G.. Willllsent,

nEALER in groceries, provisions,
DBoots and shoes, ready made clothing
miners tools Sc, &C., at the corner of
Commercial and Clay street, Aaburn.
MIR. w. would respectfully inform his
friends that, having just completed his
new and spacious rat-prOof store, he
Intends to keep constantly on hand a
general assortment Of goods, embracing
such as are generally required in mining
community. Having been engaged in the
business for the last three years, and buy
ing, rs he does, most of his goods in San
Francisco, he feels assured that he can
give satisfaction to all in point of quality
and price. n
N. b. The choicest wines, liquors and
cigars constantly on hand at wholesale
and retail. .v.f o16-tf
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
Eureka Store.

FtIrFKH StOFc.
uAVING just returned from San Fran
Il l. cisco, we are now opening one of the
largest assortments Of goods ever re-
ccivrd in this section of the country.
Making large and extensive additions to
our store, we will be prepared to furnish
orders at the shortest possible notice.
Our assortment consists of all and every
variety of goods that any person may
wish; all we desire is for traders to give
us Il call, examine our goods, and enquire
at GWYNNS'.
Auburn, Sept. II. If
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
YANKEE JIM'S

r,n nB;bH BBnHes g. $. Eolger s Co.,
~ ers in provisions, Miners Tools,
Wines and Liquors, Goods packed to
order. sll-2m
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05
Clothing. Boot s Shoe Store.

NH E UNDERSIGNED would re-
Il spectfully intorm the citizens of Au-
burn and vicinity that they have a general
assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Clothing,
Drills, Ducks, Sheeting, Sc; also, Dry
Goods, Calicoes, Delanes, Alpaccas, Mus
lin &c. }. c. LINCOLN s. co.
slltf Cor. Of Main & Court SITS
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

SIGNs.-We have been frequently anus
ed by reading queer signs in different
places. England and France are renown.
ed tor the singuIarity and quaintness of
some of the public signs, and some in the
Atlantic States are hard to heat; but we
think the fnllow wing, which cobler on
Long Wharf has on his shingle, equal to
any: "Surgery performed on boots and
shoes, by adding feet, making good the
legs, binding the broken, heeling the
wounded, mending the constitution and
supporting the body with new soal.-
Advice gratis Apply w;,h;n.-.4ita.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-05

RAILROAD CoMpANY.-rbe com,n;,,..
appointed by The company to examine tho
proposed terminus at the upper end Of the
line returned yesterday, quite satisfied
with the selection There is abundance
Of granite and other stone for buillinp
purposes, numerous springs and we'll
wooded country. ~i -H'ir7'a1
S1HE STAGEs.-rhe roads have beer
greatly improved by the recent fine wealth
er. The stages have again commenced
running between French Camp and Sono.
ra, making the trip in two days. %
Dodge's stage to MokeIunne Hill COM
menced running again on Tuesday morn
ing HnutH .dls
Patrick Corr was shot by young man
named Edward Divine, on the 18th inst..
at his camp, near Lake's store, on the
'nlavcras. Corr died ON the following
day.-San joaquin Republican,. Iea -