davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
BAY STATE STOVES,

FOR WOOD s. COAL
WARRANTED superior TO any other Stove, for
w sale at such prices as makes them the Cheapest
tove Ia the Market have sold some hundreds, and
an give such references as Will satisfy any one.
s2l d6wis J.F. LORlNGs 70 Main ct.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

P. $. The plans can be had at D Ayers Office or
Saturday and Monday, and alo at the sale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
BOOKS -B00K8-BOOKS!
John Keith G. CO. s Bulletin of New BOOKS,


BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS!
John Keith G. CO. s Bulletin Of New BOOKS,
No. 239 Main street.
HUsTAVUS Lindorm, by E. Carln.
W Tip top, or Noble Aim, by Mrs Tutbill.
Genius and Faith, or Poetry and Religion in their
mutual relations, ~ VIM. G. Scott
Impressions of America, By Fredrka Bremen.
Discussions on Philosophy and Literature, by Ham
ilton.
Life of Burke, by James Prior
Boys and Girls Birthday Book.
The Daughter at School by TODD.
Life of Sir James Macintosh edited by his Son.
Memoir Of DIR Judson, 2 vols, by Wayand
Men and things in Europe, BY Kerwiue
God wi Il Men, by Osgood
The Little Drummer
sparng to Spend, by T. S. Arthur.
Cloufed Happiness
The Second War with England, By J. T. Headly.
Fun J0ttings, BY Parker Willis
Jane Seon-or the Kings Advocate, by James Grant.
Marsh's Music Store.
UsT Recelsed the Little Topsy Song, words by Miss
- Eliza Cook, and music by sd B. Hutchinson, The
words to this popular piece suggested by the read
ing Of Uncle Tom, Cabin
Topsy neber was horn,
NehGr had Il moder;
'Specbs growed niger brat,
Just like any oder.
eli diff l72l Main street.
English Books,
lust received, and for sale low at Sc Main st.
u OLD dlw- e. N. TUCKER, Agent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
LABELS
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.
An admirable Preparation for preserving and
beaattyasg The
III Va "A ~Ga AIR.!

FKNHE CLIMAX HAIR Tonic includes in lis composition
many OF the NEST poen' known remedies. Ii s COM
ned with the most elaborate care, and W it'll strict
regard 10 proportion that due effect given TO each in
gredient, and result is combination elegant, re-
cherche, and surpassed in point Of efficacy by any
other before tho public.
Just long vitality exists in the Hair. the appl
cation the Climax Hair Tonic cannot fail to be bene
fetal Its invgoratng influence will make itself per-
ceptble. Its action, by removing dandruf and other
obstacles from the scan, destroys their whitening ef
lets and leaves the way clear for nature do her part
AS compound for dressing the Hair, nparting 10 il
sofness gIossiness, and richness, and also rendering
the stifIes drlest Hair, susceptible Of the most
tasteful arrange ment, the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found invaluable. Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by n vigorous application Of the Climax al
Tonic with a stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color not liable TO soil any thing
with which II comes Ia contact-of pleasant and de-
cded yet not too prominent odor, the Climax Hair
Tonic. is what the proprietor has aimed to make ita
compound at elegant and effective and Of unusual
intrinsic worth
HJ Price Twenty-Five cents per bottle, Large
BOTTLES, containing full pint, SEVENTY FIVE CnNTs.
Prepared only by
LEWIS 7. LAZELL. Druggist.
No. 2Ol Nam Street, Worcester, Mass, ia'sd SEED
By Traders generally
ap4 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
Norwich & worcester Railroad

NO1 W4Cu W w O4VCStO4 LSdItLUdut
rEszEzg1 NOTICE. On and after TUESDAY,
SxssnT zes N november LIST, the Evening AccOmmoda-
ton Tram will leave Worcester ut 80. The Steam
boat Train at O'clock
OIL diff P. S. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent.
PIANO F0RTES, SERAPH[NES. &c.
PERRY r ANDREWS, No. 4 Harrington Corner,
ETAVE constantly on hand good assortment of
Al Gilbert's Patent Action Boulder, and s uare
PIANO FoRTES,
For Sale exchange on favorable terms
Also, SERAPHlNEs, Music Books, Piano Stools,
Furniture Polish, &c.
IL Plsnoes and 5eraphines to let. Also, tuned and
repaired.
Worcester, Oct. 81, 1853 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
A Rare Chance.

A NY MAN wishing to engage In the Boot business,
n with practical man, can learn Of good chance,
by addressing A. b., Worcester, Mass. GA du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
Thompson . oo,s. Weatern Taxpress.

Waldo Block, Worcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield, Brat,
teboro Hartford, New Haven, PsGeld, Albany, Troy
nffao, Cleveland, CINCINNATI Detroit Chicago and al
intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, dc, collected at all the
above places. 5. v. r, HICKCGX, Agent,
ie6 dtf Waldo Block, Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
WantAd to BuY.

Wanted to Buy,
q TO Good Second hand set Of Cards
y 8to5 do do do Jack Frames, sxltable for
Wooden Manufacture - -
For further particulars apply TO Letter Box No 40,
Portsmouth, N. ii. ON uiWF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
Superintendent Ct Cotton Factory.

A N experienced Cotton Manufacturer wishes sit
IA nation Superintendent. The best of references
given Apply to the subscriber, 233 Main street, mp
stars. LEWIS q. MUM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
Worcester DIRECTORY for 1854.

Worcester Directory for 1854
TNHE canvassng for names for this annual is about
i com pIeted, and the Printing wi be commenced
immed ately. Amy person who may have removed
since their taken, do not knoio that they
correctly TAKEN will confer favor on themselves
and the public by sending the necessary corrections
writing, to the Printing Office of the Publisher 1879
Main street, Immediately.
Advertisers will also please send in their copies
HENRY ROWLAND.
o3l d3tis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

Cutch.-4OOO lbs. of Clutch, Tor sale by G. s & v.
]. HOWE. o. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

In Lancaster Oct. so, by Rev Mr. Chaplin of Worces-
ter, MIR ID. o. Whiting to Miss Eliza Maynard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

To be followed with variety Of Beautiful Singing by
IL M. Mccarthy, and his sister Miss Nation Mccarthy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

In Oakham, Oct &c, MIR Luther Neyes, aged H.
In Berlin Oct 26, Capt. William barnes, 80 years,
months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
Worcester Dramatic Museum.

STAGE MAyAesn............J.G cARTnTcH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
Situation Wanted

Situation Wanted
DY young man, Assistant Booh-keeper or in
- Grocery store. or 10 drive Express Wagon, or
bread cart. Apply above
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

ON MONDAY evening, OCT. 81, s..i be acted the
" MoIal Dr. me. enIil-ed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

> ADEA III = u
jack Sheppard. Mrs B'issenherz.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31

LEWIS G. HUM. Auc1fOnser.
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly at
nded to Office, 1913 Main ST., up s,airs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-31
R0oms wifll BOARD

Rooms with BOARD,
EoR married or single gentlemen, be lad on Park,
Chestnut, Pleasant, unmer, Bow dom, Southbridge
Belknap, MGpe, aud Elliot streets Ap,Iy az The
Boarding Agency. 293 tlain street, up stafs
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22


and serious.
"In this state of affairs, what does the
general government! Blind and obstinate,
in cannot see the enceIning of retUlu~
ton; it engenders new distrusts; it is COM
pounded with the mob; took to diploma
cy and shutting to treat with Insignificant
,nutinous lerders; was caprieiohs in not
convoking Congress; badly administering
the public funds, and at the same time,
the most urgent necessities were disre-
garded; it diverted itself by embellishing
the national palace; amused itself with
miiitrry professions and made sport by
issuing libels for which the public 1exche-
uuer paid. Occasionally when tired with
these pastimes, to interrupt the rnonotony
Of its existence, it has had recourse to
private resentments and arbitrary perse-
cuticns." .lsaI $3.50 m noL-Iy4i asaH>
The national guard of the Federal Dis
trict in the Capital is horribly organized,
and is reported as being very disaffected.
We intended to give an account also of
each particular State; but, Heaven knows,
this is enough In another month we
will be better employed in chronic1ing
their successors. III order that it may be
UNDERSTOOD how uncertain and unstable the
present government is, and how horrible
our actual condition, we give the hamrs
of the States i'm which revolution exists.
Jaiisco, Michoacan, Sinaloa, Durango,
Zacatecas, San Louis Potosi, TamauIipas,
Vera Cruz, Luevo Leon, Queretaro,
Puebla and Guanajuato. The lPronun-
ciamento of Very Cruz is death blow,
and in Guadalajara hostilities have al
ready commenced. General Mnon hav-
ing attacked the convent of San Felipe,
outside the fo tificotOn, where he was
seriously wounded, a grape shot tearing
his nose from his face. ,..se
PERoTE.-The garrison in the fort Mt
this place, pronounced; but were reduced
to subordinotion by the promptness of
their officers. f
aQUEsETARo.-This important place has
also pronounced and General Panflo
Barasorda is The leader Of it.
A special courier had
arrived at the capetal bearing important
intelligence of the revolution, but as Gov
ernment refused to give it publicity, it is
supposed to be adverse To its interests.
JALAPA.-This city has seconded the
pronuncamento of Vera Cruz. ..5 e.
LoANs.-The Government has been
daily contracting small and insignificant
loans, agreeing tOp,y excessive rates Of
interest for them. ,......t
The above is the present condition of
that unhappy country The next arrival
will probably brig information Of Arista's
downfall, and the erection of a thousand
little military leaderships who will batter
and prey upon the community. Things
are fast drawing to a close with this dc
veloped people. ..',..... ...'.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22
Ju tiCcs, Ceurt.
Before Fl. A. ScoFlELD, Esq.


Saturday, Jan, 22d, 1858.
The Poop e vs Eanies s. Winters for
keeping gambling tables without license.
Defendants plead guilty and it not APP
pearin. that it was il vii tnl violation the
Cnnrt as>eS>rd fine of 500 heng the
owrSt fine allowed hy the statute, and or
dered TO pay for three 'nonIh~ license,
making fi,e aud license $205, costs IN
cuhel. Security given aud defendants
discharged .ad qs a.rg trE0
The People vs John Tigg. Assault
and Battery on Thomas Murphy. Parties
are miners and some difficulty arose about
a claim when comp ainant Inti'llated that
he cnu Il yb,p defendant in abou, half a
rnl,,utt, hut it turned ont that he was de
'ceived fin hlnlst. f, for after defendant in
flicting divers kicks complainant weaken
r. and sounded II parry. Defendant
fined $25,OO and 80 Is, which were paid
iIStanter anI was discharged,
l.. Beach & Co. vs Edward Prebhle.-
Deb' fitry six and fit, cents. Judgment
tor plaintiffs for debt and costs. Defend
ants COUNSEL gave netice of appeal.
Hrzek,ah Hawn Us James MunSell &
70. Action on IA note Of fifty-four dol
lars DetendmtS confessed judgment and
paid debt AMI costs. -n >9nit3u.e t9t
William Ford ps Varnum & Stone
Debt Oftv- -four dollars Attachment is
sued and garnishee served on Castle s.
HinrkIey. Judgment for aintitf by de-
fault. Money paid by Castle g. HinckIey.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22
AN ACT to fix the times of holding
Court in the Eleventh Judicial District

AN ACT to fix the times of holding
Court in the Eleventh Judicial District
in this State. ,.....v
'fhe People Of the State of. California
represented in Senate and Assembly do
enact as follows: I'''~
SECTION 1. The terms Of the District
Court of the Eleventh judicial District
shall be held rs follows: In the county Of
Ell Dorado on the fourth Monday in Jan
uary, the second Monday in May, the
third Monday in August, and the third
Monday in November in each year. In
the county Of Placer, on the third Mon
day in February, the third Monday in
June, and the third Monday in October
in each year. In the county of Yolo, on
the third Monday in March, the second
Monday in August, anil the third Monday
in December in each year. Proriaed,
That there shall be term of said Court
held in the county of Placer on the third
Monday in January Of the present year.
SECTION 2. All laws and parts of laws
that conflict with the provisions of this
act be and the same are hereby repealed,
SECTION 8. This act to take effect from
and after its passage. agrIE
.-tolI'. 2a ISAAC b. WALL, 1fh
Speaker of the Assembly.
.r9. r.H SAMUEL PURDY,
President of the Senate.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22
Eight Days Later from Mexico!

Revolution Iriumphant-Ver Cruz Pro-
mounced- Governn~n at Stand
Hopeless aspect of .Mer;can .afairs.
By the arrival of the steamer Pacific,
we have received late files of the Stglo
D,eS q Nueua by Gregory's Express, and
we are enabled to lay before our readers
the following summary of intelligence.
The State and city Of Very Cruz have
issued formal pronunciamento, in which
all the authorities, both civil and military,
have united. This act is looked u pom by
the SigIo as the death blow to the ex-
listing government, as it leaves them lite
rally without any resources In speaking
of the state of the country, the Siglo uses
the following language: Ala. ot.
''As critical as is the interior situation
Of affairs, the exterior relations are no
less so. The Tehuantepec question is
the principal one which menaces our ma
tionaity, and our tickle, impolitic and
weak government does not seem to have
understood the subject, judging from its
change Of opinions at every step. With
the United States, we have to charge
against her the want of compliance on
her part with the 9th article of the treaty
of Guadalupe, and the greyious injury
she has caused US by permitting Indian
depredations. We also believe that it is
an object of much importance to run the
boundary line, and comply with the stip-
ulatons to land titles expedited by the
Spanish and Mexican governments in
Texas, California and New Mexico. In
holding back the payment ofthe dividends
due to Great Britain, we shall probably
create disturbance with that country. The
expectation of two millions and a half to
our Eng ish creditors, free of duty, will
cause corresponding demand on the par,
of the French; and it is hy no means GER
lain that the Lafont affair may not prove
the germ of new difficulties.
With Spain, we are about concluding
an arrangement which, in the opinion Of
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

- The Second Quarterly Meeting for
Auburn Circuit, M. E. Church, will COM
mence its session at the Parsonage, west
end of town, on Friday evening 2lst inst,
and continue several days snccessively,
Rev. }. D. Blaine, officiating. Charles
Hunter, Pastor.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

We learn from Shasta by private ad-
vices that it has either showed or rained
there for the last thirty days. The whole
country is flooded. Cur CORE spondent
asks US to what extent the torrent of
water has raised the Bay. Provisions
are scarce, and much suffering prevails.
s. F. Wing.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

A resolution has been Introduced in
the Senate by MIR. Snyder, calling for Il
general convention Of the miners, To he
held at the Capitol of this State on the
Isl day of April next. 1t was referred II"
the committee on mines aud mining IN
terestS. t....
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

- Through the poiteneSs of Mr..
Hyneman we have been favored with "A
cate No Of the ".uasOnic .uarror and
Ame, ican Keystone" weekly puhlca-
ton, devoted tn the diffusion, of intelIi-
gence connected with the institution Of
Freen,aSonry. 1t j, n most valuable ac-
QUESTION: to the Masonic Literature Of the
country and is well deserving Of the pa
tro,iage of those desiring light on Masonic
matters. 1t Is published AT Philadelphia
aud New York, at the low price of $2
per nnnunl. Mr.. Moses iIyneman is the
agent for this State. ........ "a.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22
Agents.
Agents.
JoHNfF. DAMON, San Franc sco
j. M. SHEPHERD, Sacramento City.
tsMiTH -iIEHkiCk, IdiikPP Jtlt
CnAUNcY LANGDON,1E. S.joo Gold Hi l.

~ -. NeSSrs, adams s. Co, and Wells,
Far q Il a.. are our general agents for
Placer county. Any Refreshments, Job
W"ek ur Subscriptions left at either of
their Expre>> Offices will he prompt y
forwarded IL us, .-t. ,yo.t. ..,..t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

COMMENDABLE.-At the Democratic
celebration he d at ! anpmany Hal, New
Y.rk, in honor of the election OF Gen.
Pierce, The following was one Of the regu-
lar toH>t-.' w: '"' '-"' i'
JuIr Gtne,al Winfield Scott His
eminent service as Il military chieftain
enri'lr him to the grateful thanks of a free
people.
General Walbridge in a speech eulo-
sized.Ihe military achievements and abb j.
ties of Gen. >,cott, and expressed II hope
that Gen. Pierce would recommend him
tn the u. =. Senate for ieut. General.
The suggestion WAS received with voclf-
erous plau,lits. l'1t sE" 'tVJHu =,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

U- Several conmunications shave
hen received that are unavoidably
crow ded out this week. viii appearin
our next.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

COMPLIMENT TO JURY.-A suit was
brought before Justice of the Peace of
thus county not long ago, in which II per-
son sued IA "gr;,ss wilder" for 100 dol ars
due him on an unsettled acc,,unt. The
'Vid,Ier" engaged eminent counsel, who
filed an offset Of 223 dollars, for certain
private services and odging>. The plain
tiff made out clear case, when the de
fence called upon the plaintiff to answer
whether he had never lodged with the
defendant, whlch Of course waS stout y
denied, but still insisted upon by counsel,
who addressed the Jury as fol ows: '"Gen-
tIernen (hm) of the jury-l'hs Case (hic)
Is just rs clear (alr) as the. sun on Christ
mas day, (h'c) the plaintiff knows (hic)
ID well (hIc) that he took this money
(hic) "ur IN trade h'ng ago, (hic) and my
client just wants her [hr] pay. ow
gentlemen of the jury, [hr] there's not a
man among you [hicl bur knows what
such services are worm [hic ] in CaIltor-
nia, aud we want only what [hicl is just
10y Cd" I he Jury brought IN verdict
for The plnintlA', client in full, and the
"vidder" truIged off vehemrnlly dcelar
ing that she would be d--d it she hadn't
b..."eh ht ier sri-t t." ihn wrnny hopper
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

Masonic.
EUREKA LODGE, NO. 16, Of A. Y.
Masons, meet the first and third Mondays
IN every month. Transient brethren in
good standing are respectfully invited to
communicate with us.
j. r. CRANDALL, w. M.
H. Il. HOLMES. Sec. ~
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22
NOTICE.

A PPLICATIO will be made at the
IA March term of the Court Of Sessions
for Charter to construct a Plank Road
from this place to Sacramento.
Auburn, Jan, Q2d. n1 ~ fV
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22
DIED.

AT Auburn, Placer county, Cal, Jan.
10Th, Henry F. WIGGINs, Of Unity,
Aldo county, Maine, with chronic diar-
rhga. Maine papers please copy.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

FORWARD ALL!-Gents prepare; ladies
get ready your sweetest smiles, for friend
House, Of the Empire, is making arrange
inents to have Ball on the 22d February
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

a. The Shipment of gold by the Golden
Gate on the 18th instant amounted to
81 ,7l4 ,399. 'fl f'
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

The Sonora Hera of the 9Th January
Says.-Provi>ions continue at the very
highest notch, and extremely scarce at
that. Most of our traders are standing
behind their counters, with positively
nothing on hand for sale. The restan-
rants are fast closing, or raising their
prices; and almost all the bakers have
ceased baking, Tor want of flour. Beef
i 81 l-2 cents per w., treiEht, % cents;
Flour, so cents, aud other things in pro-
portion. Board, at he first rate hotels,
Is UP to $2O per week, without lodging.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

We are under obligations to Mr.. Can
ney, of the Assembly, for Pubic Docu
IneiitS.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

LARGE LUMp.-We learn that gentle
man Ivy the name Of Snyder, a few days
auO, took out of TeHns ravinc. lump "f
gold, slightly in7ermixed with quartz,
weighing tacenty pounds. Another miner
in the sane r.vlnc, on Monday last, pick
I'd up piece weighing seven hundred
dollars. s, 10 and IL ounce pieces have
been found in the same neighh"rhood
Within the past week. AT Texas Rav'ne,
h>h Flat and KeIsey'> the niners are all
doing extremely we l--averaging about
tie" dnlIars per day Miners .Advocate.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

The contributions to the Washington
Monument Fund, ut The election polls at
the c,ction in ihiS State amounted to
$3.50 90. Ninety precinrIs are yet I"
hear from which W iii increase the amount,
probably, to 4,50O.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

AUBURN LODGE, NO. ~ o. F..
meet every Saturday evening. Brethren
in good standing are invited to visit.
S. V. V.HARDESTY, Sec.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

We give our readers to-day "A summary
otthe news bruught hy7,he Pncic. There
rs nt much OF interest from rhe 5 tales
Coigre-. beng in session, we mnt,ra ~
look for something from that quarter; but
twu.weeks bad passed away aud we may
say nothing has heru done Every one
is busy Cabinet making, and 1t would he
useless to suppose hat much work can be
done under the circumstances pecula-
tion is rite as to who viii compose Gen.
Perre's cabinet, hut no one seems to lie
able to "-peak from rhe book" .f.....,
The news from France is highly i'll
tere~tiug. / he Empire is proclaimed 1T
last. and LOUIS Napoleon HIS assumed
Tie title Of Emperor.
The American people have watched
the course ut this man with the deepest
Interest De>pi>ing him for the uS''rpa-
ton Of the iherte> of France, they have
eayerl, desired his over hrnw; but every
movement thar he has made seems to have
strengthened hin, ~ his position, and now
he is t" be crowned Emperor by the al
most unanimous consent Ot the nation .t4a
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

On 1'nes.Iny last, MeS|rS. s p. Ogden
& Go took from iher claim, in Hughes
ravine, near Ophir. urup of pure gold
weighing so ounces fourteen dollars aud
hall; also $tl IN fine gold. l his was
all taken out III n half day. Nearly six
hum'red d"Ilar>!-rertain y a pleasant
mornings recreation. .,,di. a,a gf.t
On Wednesday there, WAS an-ther lump
taken cut near lphir, weighing twenty
ounces. ..t..tt... .....t Il. ..
One day this week there was forty
ounces of 60 d taken out of one claim in
Doty'> Flat Ravine. ,.,erss.4
The weather tor, the past week has
been very favorable tn nlining operations,
the weather being dry, and the water in
the raviues snfficient for all dennrd1,
consequently the miners have improved
the. opportunity and the result of their
labor has been amply remuneraled. In
the neighborhoods of Ophir, Doty'S Flat,
and Gold Hill, it has leen remarkably
successful week. We hear numerous
lumpS heing taken out in those localities
within few days past. ..l .tl.it. f.rl
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22

Just as we were going to press, Mr..
Macornhe, of Wel>, Fargo & Co.'S Ex-
press, placed in our hands files of New
York papers of the 9Orh, and New Or
leans of the 22d ultino, brought by the
Tennessee The dates from New York
are no later than was brought hy the Pa
cific. The Tennessee brings 443 paSsen-
gers, among whom is the Rev. Bishop
AmeS. She brings the U. S. Mail, con
sisting of about one hundred and ninety
bags. "t" '''
By this arrival we have three days la
ter news from Mexico. Everything there
j. in confusion 1t is rumored that Pres
dent Arista has res gncd.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22
BELGIUM.

The warlike preparations making in
England and Prussia, taken in connection
with the proclamation Of the Empire in
France. have caused much agitation at
Brussels.