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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

!, V We have been forwarded by Mr..
Myres, his bill, introduced into the House
on the 7th inst, to provide means for
paying the civil debt Of the State. 1t re-
quires the appointment of five Co'.lmis-
sioners, who shall be- in no manner inter
ested, to take possession of the State
property in San Francisco, and dispose OF
it to the highest bidders at au 'tion. The
proceeds to be applied t" the payment
and redemption Of the principal and inter
est OF the tnrec per cent cIvII UUIIus ui
the State, and the balance, if any, to 60
TO the General Fund The bill is good
one. and we hope has received the sane
tion Of the Legislature.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

= Australia news from this coun-
try up to the 23d of February is of Il very
interesting character. The San Fran
cisco Herald says, the average yield OF
the mines was large. although 10y no means
SO immense as current ruuIor in this co'n'
try would have us believe. There can
be no question:, however, that Australia
has produced the largest jumps OF gold
ever discovered. Those recently dis
covered at Ballarat, of which we give Il
description to-day, surpass erything
ever heard of before. The vessel which
brings us this inteiigen e brings back also
number of Ca ii0rniAnS, who b we test
ell the new mines I heir return is a
sufficient Indication OF the general superb
ority of our mines. he new u" Re-
yulation Act of the Colonies exact ii LICENSE
from foreigners doub that imposed upon
British citizens. The Act itself has Great
ed the most intense excitement through
ont the mines, aud the miners had re-
solved not to Obey it. Grave. disorders
had resulted and the people openly talked
of rebellion. We look for accounts of
serious disturbances by the next arrival,
Nrine of all kinds was arinlng y preva-
lent
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

The !EoLIAN VocALIsTs, gave con-
cert ut the Empire Hotel on Thursday
evening. 1t WAS well attended. The
company sang many excellent SONGS
They gave concert at Oph!r Iast nj ght.
Frank Rivers, is Agent for the vocaISts
He isthe same old Frank, full of fun and
to-ahead itivrness. Doubtless, many will
remember him as the Agent for the A lie
ghanians. The Voca isis, after returning
from Yankee Jin's, expect to give another
concert in Auburn sometime next week
with change Of programme.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21
San Francisco Correspondence.
SAN FRANcisco, May 18th, 1855


Dear Mitchell: The weather for the
past two days has been us mild and warm
as "ne could wish. On Monday last, Il
fracas took place at the polls in the vicin-
two parties of opposite political opin-
ions, which resulted in one man being
brutally kicked and beaten, another slight
ly wounded by ii pistol ball, and one or
two more stabbed. But as you have
doubtless received the correct reports in
the matter, will not dilate upon it, but
only adj that the parties are now dong
we'll The papers in this locality appear
to think that the Legislature will adjourn
to day, and that such IA step will be II
source of congratulatiOn not only 70 the
peop e of the State, but of joy to the
world. Miss Kate Hayes and Herr Men-
giS left in the John l.. Stephens for Pana
ma, amid the accIamations and good
wishes of some two thousand who had AS
spmbed to see them off. Two weekly
mails are now due, the Panama and The
Northerner, their arrival is anxiou>ly
looked for, aS it is expected that Ma or
Hammond, the new Collector of Customs
will arrive by the Northerner. The new
and magnificent Union Hotel was last
night opened for the first time to lhe in
Specton of visitors. During the after
noon it was thronged by ladies', who were
duly honored and regaled, and in the eve
ming the caballeros paid their devoirs to
the liquors. Col. Middleton may wei be
proud of so mob e IA structure. Business
continues hull, no large sales effected, and
money commands high rate of interest
Respectfully, REFLEX.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

MARRIED.-On unday the 9Th inst
at the parsonage in Auburn, by the Rev.
James Hunter, Mr.. John r. Klnkade, OF
Brooke county, Virgnia, to Miss Ann 6.
Turner, of Boston, Mass.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

H In the course of ride few days
since we dropped in at the junction
House, three miles from town, at the
junction of the Yankee Jim's and Illinois,
town roads, to see the gentlenany and
popular proprietors, Messrs. Ferris &
Fling. ! he two F's are always "at
home," we find, to meet their friends aud
do the agreeable. We are pleased to
know that their efforts to minister to the
wants and comfort of the travelling public
10 appreciated, and recon,p-nsed by a
liberal patronage. Their co,nmodious
building and bountifuliy laden table
smacks Of comfort and good living, and
the "fancies" which are mixed at the bar
are certainly A. No. /. The stabling ac-
pmnOdatiOns of the house are exec lent,
enough, seemingly, for all muedo,n and
. few horses beside. While there we
could not he p but note the large provision
for the accommodation Of travellers, and
how completely every one was made to
feel at hoiue under the roof Of the worthy
hosts. We came away bearing favor
able impression of the inmates oi the
"Junction."
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21
Dyv virtue Of an Order of Sale a

- the property and assets of smith Ter.
rick, Insolvent Debt r, made by the Judge Of
the L tn judicial District in and for p acer
county and to me directed. will sell Mt pub.
lie Auction, for Cash. at Yankee Jim's hc.
twe' the hours of and 8 clock of the Iltb
day Of June. A d 1853. all the right. title
interest and claim IF sal Smith Herric. r
and to the flowing de cribed property and
eff cts assigned by said IIerrick for the bens
fit and use of his creditors, to wit:
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21
Latest frGm Benicia.

BEhiCIA, May, 18Th,
The Legislature adj"urnsd this after
noon after ii session of nearly five months.
Mr.. Wall de ivered his farewell address
of which send you copy. ln the after
noon session little was done. The use of
the Hall was granted to the Democratic
and w hig State OnventiOnS.
The Senate in Executive session con.
firnef the following appointments made
by His Excel enry the Governor
Commissioners for the sale 0fthe Water
lot property Of the State within the pre-
sent limits of the city of San Francisco.
essrs. Pickering and McGIynn of San
Francisco; Hermance, of Sacramento;
Love, of Butte; Hopkins of Sutter
State Prison inspectors--Nessrs. Car
pentier of Contra Costa; Miller of MARI
posa; and Bell Of Mariposa.--StoteJ Jour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

TROOPS FOR FoKr MILLER Major
H. w. Vessels, N. H. Mclean, II.
Wright, }. Nugen, with companies & and
q, 81 regiment United States Infantry,
passed through Stockton on the 18Th irst. ,
en- rousc ~ FoYt Miller.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

has certainly been terror TO the jail
birds.
LEGISLATIVE. - On Monday last the
members of the legislature went to work
in n..rnoet, and more actual business was
done than during almost any day of the
session. In the Senate the apport onment
bill was finally passed by ID ayes to 5
nays.
The following is the apportionment of
the Senatorial and Assembly districts ih
accordance with the bill:
lSt District-San Diego, San Bernadi
no, Los Angeles, one Senator; San Diego,
San Bernadino, jointly, one AsseiHblyman;
Los Angeles. two Assemblymen.
81 DiStrict-->anta Bar ara, San Luis
Ohi>po, one Senator; each one Assembly
man.
Sd District Monterey, Santa Cruz, one
Senator; each one Assembyman.
4lh Di<trict-Santa G ara, Alameda,
one senator; Alameda, one assemb ynan,
Santa lara. two aSse,nblymen.
5th District-Nan Francisco; four sen
ators, nine IL SembIymen.
9th DiStrict-Mariposa, Tulare; one
senator; Mariposa, two assembly
Iular-, one assenhlyman.
7th Distrirt-TuoIumne; one senator,
five assemblynen.
9Th Di>trict-San .Joaquin, Contra Cos
ta; one senator; San Joaquin, two assem-
blymen; Contra O>ta, one asse,nb lyman
9th DIstrict-Sacraincnto; two senators,
four asSemhlymen.
10th Distrlct-Solano, Napa. Yolo; one
senator; each one as>enblyman.
11th District - SonOnla, Marin, and
Meudocinn; one senator; SOnOma and
Mendmino, two assemb ymen; Marin, one
as>elnblynan.
l2th District trinity, Klamath, Hum
boldt, SskIyou; one senator; each one
assrnbiynan
18th District-Colusa, Shasta; one SEN
ator; each one asseunblyman.
l4th District-Butte; me senator, three
assr,nbIymen.
18th District--Yu Yuba, Sutter; three sell
ator>; YuI,a, five assemblymen; Sutter,
one assetnhIyman.
10Th District-Nevada; two senators,
five as>enb ymen.
9Th District - Placer; two senators,
f u a>semblymen.
18Th District Ell Dorado; four sena-
to :, eight as>elnblymen.
18th Distrnt--C alav eras; two senators,
five isSeInhlymen.
Goth DistrIct-Sierra; one senator, two
assenhymen.
In the Assembly the bill was so amend
ed as to divide Sutt.r and Yuba counties
into two senatorial districts, giving the
latter county two senators and the former
one. The bill then passed the House.
The Assembly passed the bill for the
permanent establishment of the capita at
Benlcia, by Il majority vote only, as fol-
,OWS:
.dyes-Messrs. Bostwrk, Brush, Cab
annie, Carpenter, CORDOBA, Ewing, Fair
fax, Hallv, HeydenftIdt, Hoff. Hunt, lr-
win, Kittredge, Leake, Vaudeville, Mer-
edith, Mcfarland, McKarny, Moore,
Myres, Oliver, Owen, Redding, of Yuba.
Taylor, Thomas, Wells 26.
Nays-Messrs. Bell, Blake, Caldwell,
Carney, Connes>, Herbert, Johnson,
Letcher, McMahon, McMeans, Proctor,
Reading, Robinson, Saunders, Slime,
Walker, Wing, Y-iser, and Mr.. Speaker
10.
Bill to provide for the salaries of the
officers of State, was passed. ! his bill
gives the Governor $4,000 per ann,In,
and the members OF the Legislature Sl2
per diem.
ne session may be prolonged day or
two, so a> to ellab e the enrolling clerks,
some dozen or fifteen of whom are at
work, night and day, to get the bills in
order, to receive the SIGNATURES of the pre-
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

LATER FROM ,HoNGKoNG.- Per ship
London, from Eongkong, the alta, has
Honykong dates to the roth of March.
The papers are fiji ed with accounts OF
daring piracies. h. Vi steamer HerneS
was very successful in the capture OF
piratical junkS and the dispersion of the
frrebootprS. The pirates offered con-
siderable resistance. The prisoners cap
severely wounded, % were XII led, and Al
escaped inland. One of The: ,jun!k~ was
so injured that she sunk shortly after cap
ture, and one other was burnt. here
were five junks captured. The trial OF
the prisoners was proceeding; twenty-sIx
had already been found gui ty and were
to be sent to Canton, to be executed. =
The Hongkong Register, Of March | s,
says:
From Rangoon, we have news of a sad
disaster in the repuI>e of party of about
$50 searuen and the death of Capt. l. och
and anolher officer.
The Straits Times, Of March 4th, puts
the number killed AT SO of Ill arms The
skirmsh lasted only twenty minutes.
The Register reports the rebels at kea
Keang, situated at the mouth OF the
Poyuhs lake, near Namkin, whi the re-
port AT Canton was that Nhnkln had
fallen. This was doubted. The rebels
have become so formidable that Sanqua,
an influential man of Shan.hae, is re-
ported to have called upon the foreigners
for assistance. The Register SuppoSes
that perhaps the American forces might
act in concert with the EnglIsh, should
r George Bonham decide to assist the
government against the rebels.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

give understand the loss of Messrs.
Winkley s. Wright, by the burning of the
United States Hotel, five miles this side
Of Yankee Jim's, last week, was about
$4,000. They had part of the lumber on
the ground next day to commence re-
bui ding The new edifice is to be IA de-
cided improvement OH the old one. W."
could not do otherwise than wish that
6rm the most abundant success, as the
Wi1kley part Of it il "typographical."
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

E- We are authorized to announc,
the name of
WILLIAM HATFIELD.
As a candidate for Governor.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

-. Messrs. Adams s. Co, and Wells,
FARO & Co.. are our general agents for
Placer county. Any Advertisements, job
Work or Subscriptions left at either of
their Express Offices will be prompt y
forwarded to us.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

Adams g. Co., have laid upon our table
dail y the San Francisco, aud Sacramento
papers.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

IMPROVEMENTS. We notice various
improvements going on in .our town.
Several new buildings are in the course of
erection. The MaSonS are building fine
Hall near the Court House lot on the hi !,
and the Odd Fe lows commenced this
week TO en.arge and improve theirs. Mr..
EchOls, Of the N tional, has been paint
ing, and contenp ates other improvements
upon his large and beautiful hotel. Our
friends at the Auburn House have also
imbibcd the spiri, Of mprovement-new
paint, new paper, and various other i'm
provcnnents have made quite change for
the better in this pleasant hotel.
Before the next rainy season, we have
no doubt, many buildings will le erected
in Auburn, which will add greatly to the
appearance of the county seat.
po We understand that oar friends on
Bear River, Messrs. Allen & kenny,
havs got on the American River, about
six miles from the Half Way House, 1885
bead Of fat American cattle. II is their
intention to herd them on Bear River this
sumner, and supply the Nevada market
with beef next winter.
Ell. rained necessarily all day yester-
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SCHMIDT s. HADLER

No. 1873 Clay Street, San Francisco
wv HOLE 'ALE DEALERS in Fruit. O.,
w ferti merry, Pre- erves, &C., have u,,
received and for sale
50 cases Boston eggs,
3Oo0lbs parched corn.
1000 askets fresh Sy ney apples, superb,
qu tlity
casks superior Smyrna figs,
G000lbs Ere ch Prunes
1O0DOlhs fresh Walnut,
10, O,000lbS shelled AL onds,
lot of Fresh Peanut also lot of 6r.,
rate resh oranges, china dates, ctrons. raj.
sins can les and a general assortment of ar.
tcles usually found in Wholesale Fru,
Store h36 I'M SCHMIDT & HADLEY
b. F. Hastings s. Co., Bankers
No. 80, orner Of J and Second streets,
SIC. amento City.
LX 'rANGES for sale for every Steamer
IL on George Peabody 4 Co. London,
Wm Hoge & Co, New York.
.ISme-s Robb ! Co.. New Orleans
Mac,list Esq, Philadelphia,
-, J e. Th"yer g. Brother, Boston.
Checks on San Francisco at par. The high.
est price paid for Gold Dust
Sacramento Way 21-3m.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

~ We want to know if yesterdays
rain was the first of The. Hotchkiss' con
tract for watering the streets this summer!
IL it was, he was liberal with his water.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

RATTLEsNAKE BAR.-Mr. w. B. Rice
is our appointed agent for Ratrlesnake
Bar Any business for this Office will be
properly attended 10 by him
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

Wells, Fargo & Co., among other fa-
vors have furnished us with late numbers
of tn Oregonian and Polynesian.
The Office Of the Bear River 4 Auburn
Water & Mining Company has been re-
moved to the south side of town, in the
old Hotel de France bu ding.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

Business has been more lively this week
than for some time previous. we live III
homes of the "good time corning"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

champagne lasses
chafng dishes and lanips
II doz knives and forks, ssorted
sets carving knives and forks
doz large spoons. in use
g do do not i use
ten spoons in use
table lamps
side do
, coffee cans or urns
20 tin p ms
1 tin pail
small table walters
,2 large do do
ale pump
guage clock I sugar bowl bar
bar pitcher | pr small scales
hotties b ters | doz bar tumblers
side canlesicks, tin
tubs and I pal. in bar
| doz decanters 9 doz champagne
dog Sherry wine liz do pts
gals brandy SO lis gin
81 rum u -" lemon syrup
II ' eu brandy % port wine
l6 g Madeira vhiskey
Z 12 doz ,scynthe bitters
80 yds table linen desk 2 2slates
3 lanterns cigar lamp stand
candlesticks s salts grndstone
saw and buck
cooking stove and furniture, in kitchen
4 double bedsttads
81 single do 2 berths each
cots 56 wooden bed blankets
81. calico quilts 20 moss pill VS.
81 str'w illows "A straw beds
90 pr sheets 80 pillow cases
81 towels 26 window curta MS calico
10 Chinese wind w blinds 10 mirrors
pr wash bowls and pitchers
y c ambers 70 paper window curtains
q yds ingram carpet 80 yds floor mating
| stove and fixtures in wash house
stove and pipe dumbey in bar room
II chairs . pr sad irons
:. wash tubs and board
short benches in large room
9 short benches in bed ro ms
short tables
6 long dining tables
II do do benches l carving table
benches in bar room benches in Office
700 shingles 2post lantern frames
sheet link Is lbs coffee
20 lhs crushed sugar Az lbs butter
25 lbs cheese 25 lbs rice 40 lbs beans
% bs tea 50 lbs dried apples
II b tiles mustard / b1ffalo robe
2 river and 9 bar claims on Wild Cat Bar
:! mining claims on Jefferson Hill
One halt mining claims on { len velnnd hill
Devil anons Ditch and Reservoir
Judgment against NJ. Gardner & Co,
rockery at S oval & ravens for sale
do at ubbs & odd,
A. Lunnns account So so
iiarvey Sanburp 925
" note Due 18th 269
VIM Churchhill account %
Mrs e. Wheeler Is 90
6. r. Barnum 81 90
A A. heeler AZ 81
Mr. Adams l470
ohm ushing. note l4U0
Joseph Lee account 2i75
Mr. MARSHALL 6 100
yrus toward :. 81 90
lanes tarril $50
o Hinman 330
Daniel Shean ~ 80
VIM VI Jacobs so
Wr Jackson $50
F NcCauley o6 90
OGraves 90 So
Mr Baines so
John Dufins 675'
Wm Ii Smith % O0
Harry De n 43 so
DR. Isaac hamplain 3475
Latrobe Sellngs 6 so
hi ttail " ater Iompanv. IS 43
L sanford $50
Emigrant ad ommittee 10 oo
Note Of Isaac A Avery, dated Feb. 3D.,
1853, pa able on demand, 50 80
he above proper ty Win be sold in lots 70
Msy2l, 1853 rseef
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

HARD TO BhAr.-For the two years,
ending the 1st Of June, INST, 226 criminal
cases have cen prosecuted by u.
Hopkins, Esq Prosecuting Attorney for
Placer county, of which number $50
were convicted and 46 acquitted. "Hoi .
has certainly been terror to the jail
birds.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

.HI, rained necessarily all day yester-
day '~'s s~
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

TELEsRApHic.-Weh have noticed, for
solne time, lying in and near our town, Il
large lot Of telegraph wire. We believe
it is owned Ivy the Alta California Tele-
graph Company. We are informed that
the posts are now being erected along the
line, and that the wire will soon be placed
upon them them.
This company will he the first in oper:
alton in the State. We hope it is hut the
toreruuner Of many other Improvements
that the mighty interests Of our citizens
and State require
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-05-21

CmIgThnt Il nu Ommittee 10 VV
Note Of Isaac Avery. dated Feb. Sd,
1853, pa able on demand, 81 80
he above proper ty Win be sold in lots 70
suit purchasers s, G. AsrIN, Assignee.
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