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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-18
THE SICKNESS ON BOARD THE SAN
FRANCISCO.
PITTsrTuD, Mass, Jan. l6, 1856.

PrTTsr1uDi AAss Jan. 10, 1884
TO TIE EDITOR or THB HERALD,
Absence from the city alone has prevented my sooner
noticing statement which appeared in several Of the
morning papers Of So urdsy In reference sickness
on beard the San Francisco after the wreck.
1t the time the medisal officer Of the San Fran.
CISCO and after the departure Of the two army surgeons
Eesrs sstteee and Weston In the Kiby ~as the only
medical board durss entire period OF the sick.
ness The entire charge Of the ssk ntly de-
volved take upon to affirm that the state.
ment entirely sous do this In tbs nrst place
because II untrue In point Of f.ot ami In the second
because II is unjust to the memory Of those unfortunates
who persisted under circumstances awful distrsss-sel
dom parAlleled, perhaps never surpassed.
staNd that the siohn.s was caused BY disrpstiou
and suony By excessive indulgence 10 preserved fruits
ard meats, and In spirtcous liquors Suoh vas probs
bly, the opinion Of those making the nsnt mus.
have been based upon very partial hnovdss Of the real
circumstances Of the case
The OF the fatal and distressing sickness
which broAe ont In The San Franosco on the sixth or
seventh day Of the wreck ideacal with the cause
mortality In ensant sbips only intense In de-
xree Iastep to true statement OF the facts -
Previous 10 sterm hundred soldiers had bssu
berth,d on the main deck After IT. al except the one
hundred and twenty ave washed overheard driven
be,ov and being added TO those already there made
srsrsssse Of ave husdrst men, women and chldrea,
crsmnsd into quArsn never designed for than two
hundred.
The siehpss, which essentially mAhsnast eh,lsra
VAS most fatal In the Hoosd cabin occupied BY sol.
diers families This apartment was arranged ~ follows
On both sides Of central space about ten feet In width
were arranged kind Of Als,vss twelve feet In depth
sthwart ship. Eash Above contained twelve narrow
berths, fiI . side, in two tiers OF three berthl
each-ths foot OF one berth TO the head Of another
A passage Just sufficient b pass bs.wees Esoh Above
had large airport which In good weather would have
Afforded sufficient ventilation. Not was opened
duripr the entire period, could have BEEN witaeu,
sinking the chip Thoss Aleoves formed perfect cs DE-
sac.
Hare smorg women and children the cholera eom.
msre~s They bsd tssted preserved meats
or fruits On this point made the most particular In
qaies Their food had been hard bread ard cc vatsr
II Vas All We bad to give them, except that some
vinegar or oAssss with the water These alooves
after the nrst day or two nsd with the sok dyus
and dead The atmosphers was sueh that felt IL 70 b
as the risk Of ny HS every time entered them rhsss
unrtunsses could savs their bsrths 10 sttsad to
tbs ordinary calls OF nature me result saa - bstsss
inAsinsd thAa described. We have hsrs thsa b opera
tes, ssssaau erwwevins ~ ssssnSh>sd IN, vttsos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-18
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALAMITY,

Meeting or the Army O6oors mt the Aston
Hoase-Ncngious csr monies at Grace
Church msbificeuce Of our Merchants
Interesting Incidents captain brighton on
'ChAARs.
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sehr Lopsaas Of Provaenss s built ~ Bristol IN
p1. has kesn Iurshssed By Mr. Elisha Crows. IT. aAA
Others, Of Dennis fer 81 500
scbr Nstber ef Brsokhavel las bult In lst0 has
been BY Capt Benz Nick Der Ate OF
sobr Fepney) And Others Of Provtdsnes fer 0 She
will hail frog Denris.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan IL, Pd-Arr banks Busnos
Ayresp williams vAlsArsiso Mary Kendall. rsllnas
Lewis Bordeaux via New York; chr Lucy wstham Milton
WILMINGTON NC; steamer Josephine Morrison, NYsrk.
Below. brss eylvina, Barry Rio Jansre; xsrshAeld
Hocgson, noEina.
HAydinG Providence; steam Kennebes Cspes NYoyk.
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reIeSrsphie Marine Reports.

RosToN Jan l7.An ships Dublin. cronstsd.; Daniel
Hhary. Pcnsng; bsets NAV, lsew: AvalA ChArlest,a
Yusiisfum Lcndsn webster Bsitsr.; SriSs velocity
osssew; Lsyncste tn ts Islar d. Hsds, ssS Adsns
sos and Geo sayory 81 Domingo City; Balti GeAaivss.
CID ship Herald Of the Morning. San Transisee.
CHARLESTON, Jan l6-Ar BIZ bAxks LsvAat, aAd Snsw-
den, feom-
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Ship Either q Bsuyusy, iron Nsv 0rlsaaA
BAH 81 ysseph -, from Rio 0ysnos.
Abe HsnburE ship, vita passengers, sat shp aal ave
bark.
SIP Constsilstisn, Liverpool
Wind ~ sunset, N6W.
IBv SANDY HssK PHmrrna fnLDsAPM1
TMs HIenLAKDs. Jsa lI-0snAswn-
ship aAI two bsrks tev the Highlsnds Ship Ras
ou Liverpool snd aneshsv ship In sw 81 hs dish
lanSs chip reisg By the Heck OAs edward
bousd sbD 81 anchor In Tie bay.
Wind light from NV. Weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-18
CAPT. CREIGHTON ON CHANGE.

Capt Crghton, Of the Three Bells, nns looking man,
after much mpor tunty appeared Change ysstsrd
and most vocsrousy chssre receiving three times
three rounds OF applause This did not satisfy the
chants and otherthsy wished him TO at the stand
SO tina. al could him This he modestly resisted,
until he taken perforce Col James Les lea ling him,
and others assisting until he mounted the stand
when he severed and bowed politely to the multitude
who again gave shout Of three additional cheers The
gallant captain seemed too much for uttsrAaoe
and again bowling in Of the compliments
paid him. retired from the stand in company with Col.
Lse There great rush TO shake him BY the hand.
dense crowd surrounded him, and most happy to
give his hand = cordial shake. Among others who up
preached him OF our old respectable and re-
tired captains engaged - merchants or in other
pursuits along shore and who his hand grip which
only sale RI know how to give each other.
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ELE r A P HIC.

ARRIVAL OF THE KlLBY AT BOSTON.
NAMES OF THE PAssEsoBns- PROVISION FoR THEIR
oohFoRr-DEr .Rrobg OF The 80 IDIEEs FOB NEW
YORK, ETC. 49,
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RETURN OF qBs CUTTER FORWARD.

kkTVKN OF IBG NUTIHH FVHW AHU
PHILADELPHIA Jan. IL, 1854.
Tbs revenue cutter Forward has returned to Break
water her for the san Francisco She went
n far as lat 3s 20 lon 6s 80 aud encountered very
we're weather. She goes TO Wilmington for repairs and
provihons.
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Butte record., 1854-03-25

PROCURE YOUR LICENSE.

STATE OF cALIFORNIA-C0UNTY OF BUTTE
= Court Of Sessions February Term. A. D. ls54.-
To the Hon CGuri Of Sessons-Your Grand Jury wc'd
respectfully recommend that. the Hon Court instruct
The Sh erd OF the County, and al the Deputy Shers Of
the County their travels the Comfy. call rr-
a persons sho should have License. TO show the
sane and 10 complain 10 competent authority. Of all
VINO do not exhibit the proper authority for the transac-
ten Of such business as they may be engaged in All
OF which is most respectfully ~ omitted.
AL0NZ0 GILMAN, Foreman Of Grand urv
And now in Pursuance OF the report and recemmen-
daiion OF the Grand Jury il is ordered by the Court
thar when travelling the county. and in any all
parts OF the county, the sheriff of this county and each
aud every Of his Deputies be- nd he and they are
hereby required 10 cali upon each and every person or
company o! persons. doing any kind Of business 10
do which license is required by law to be taken out
70 exhibit their license or licenses and he the said Sher-
if and each and every Of his Deputies arr hereby
required complain competent authority OF all such
persons may be doing business without liseuse and
who refuses TO prcare The required by law.
state OF California. Butte County.
l. Paige. Clerk OF the Coart OF Sessions in d for
Butte Counly do hereby certify that the above recon-
men latiun Of The Grand jury. and order of Court are
tue copies Of said recommendation and order on
die in my Office.
Witness M hand and The seal Of SAID Court at Bid
well, this 27tn day Of February, A p. 1854.
FRENCH PAIGE, Clerk Court Sessions.
Butte record., 1854-03-25

their orders to circulate reports on the Bourse.
made
Among other significant orders recently Civ
en- ~ the French government IS 9ne for three
million Of cannon balls
a bread riot broke cut at Perigisux. on the
first Of February.
The meeting Of the Senate is deferred from
the 18th February to the 2d March
PRUSSIA.
The Prussian Government has not vet sno-
ken. but the Crown Prince IS reported 10 he ve
declared strongly in the Council of State the
necessity Of siding with the Western Powers.
SPAIN
Great discomfort exists Rsvolutionarv
han dolls are everywhere circulating. aud the
Popular feeling ri present is in favor Of the
hlhg 81 Portugal. or anybody but Queen.
RUSSIA.
i Is said that the Emperor-who is fully
aware Of the position il which he is placed.
VIE endeayoT 70 avoid a general coufseat;cn.
II he can only preserve his honor aud his
rights.
The iliaeuce of Count Nessslrode is again in
the ascendant
Il Is also SAID that the Car Is sbaut to write
an au.ograph letter 10 the Oaeen Of FsclaDd
IN which he viii endeavor to prove that he
has Rot been ,he agressor
"a imperial ukase confirms the summonirg
to arms all the reserves as well as the soldiers
on iufl9ugn
TURKEY.
omer Pacha has eHectei most important
movement, having crossing the Danube with
oU.JUJ men. and divided the Russian arusr.
TiiE faf "a fr-ft;. Z
At 6alatz, and the centre at Bucharest Omar
crossed IN person at 0lienitzs. and at last ae-
counts was only two days distance from Bach
Arrest where the Russian force is weak Tie
supposed object Of 0maI's movement wa ro
attack the rear Of the Russian army On its
march from kraJ1va against kalefat i dis
patch received at the Turkish embassy inli-
Gates preparations for @n attack by the Turks
On Bucharest
Russian ACCENTS confirm the above. hv
expressing appreheus0ns Of an attack from
the Turks They, however. declare that the
oai Weather. ha3 roads. and inuulations of the
rivers, render the passage If the Danube ips,.as-
sible to the Iorks. Orsova letters of the 36rh
ult, mention that the river was reall, flooded
q, Vlat date, aad that the iowgreunis we're in
IN nlatsi around Kelefaf and Rahova On the
18th, the Russian troops still occupied their
old positions 40 Radovan. or the 2lst. tbnss
Russ n regiments that had been ceaseiessty
in action, iroa- the 5.h to the l5th, ere with
drawn TO hrsjova, having Suffered heavy loss
IS aud their place was supplied by fresh troops
Dn tie SD. the whole staff Of tae commander
ll-eiiief arTl Fed ~ Baie-hiie. &s a grand recon-
nois4ree WIS to take place very shortly
agdasl Kalelat
AdViees from Constantinorls of the 9th nit.
state that the combined fee are still at Bey-
COS The Russian aaet IS at Sebas5olol
Butte record., 1854-03-25
FRANcE
DfpaT;rs Of The Russian .Hinisfer-gyeaf
preparatioHs fer trar.

DfpaTars Of The Russian .Hinisier-gyeaf
preparations fer trGr.
NJ kisseleff, Russian Ambassador. left Par
IS On Monday evening, the 9Th, for Germany
Ii coaaeil held al the Tulleries the Empe-
far strongly expressed the necessity. now that
NE negotiations are broken Of, to prepare
WITH yigor for war. IN most departments Of
.4e military service preparations are ordered
% continue night and day. Immense orders
iar ammunition. arms. and aecoatrements are
oe.ns executed With all haste, and the assem-
ohag, organization and inspecting Of troops
soss n ceasslsssly. Gen. Polissier Is selecting
c5'Vl3 picked men Of the army Of Africa, and
o.tVJ IS set down rs the French contingent.
AA might be ready for embarkment in one
sesS Canaia, was proposed as rendezvous,
ou. eeing to distant from Turkey, the island
Vi Aitylene viii probably be the chief depot.
Iae police OF Paris have broken up Rus
san Club called the Bureau de rAgence Et-
f-nsere,1 on the Boulevard des Italiens. At
IS eGe thu serrsi sgents Of Russia received
Butte record., 1854-03-25
.sTHE PIONEER y
1 California Monthly Maga=ine Of
.Scaenos, Literature and Art.


NlLL BE ISSUED MONTHLY. and IS nearly Is
w possible On the day of each month The
lrt number viii appear the 23d inst 1t is hoped
bs me projectors that viii be supported entirely by
California talent
II viii contain abou. sixty pases-and viii be pub
shed and conducted nearly possible sitter The s.ye
Of the knickerbocker Its plan is sufficiently cornpre-
hensive and lis contemplated size sufficiently large TO
allow free scope to any department of Literature and
will a rd ample space for The discussion OF the
day Il viii. consequently in that respect possess sn
advantage the daily papers whose columns csnno,
often Afford for the proper consideration Of many
Important questions which almost daily come before h-
public. II will also afford fine Geld for those who ara
DESTROYS of distinguishing themselves in Posiry Bellies
Leires. and the dowery pss Of Literature, whos-
contributions will always be welcome.
Each number will contain brief statement. OF tae
mos important decisions oihe Courts; carefully
piled table OF the various meteorological changes whc.
may have been observed during The month the cli-
male, tides and atmospheie of san Francisco; and
place during the Ionth-so that hiie may desired
Of amusement Il hoped ii will also possess
some value book Of reference, and he worthy Of
preservation Its Editorial management Will be in the
hands Of persons of acknowledged ability and tred
perietce IN le conduct Of periodical publications. and
effort wl be spared lhe par, Of the publishers TO
make It worihy OF the noble Stale in which has It's
origin and whose literature it Is expected in
10 .Eaeody, ana the patronage ofiis subscribers.
GAgNs-51 cents per number, OF IS. per year.
All communications contributions. &C. mus. be sd-
dressed - W. II. BROOKS * co.
No. i57, Montgomery ct.
Butte record., 1854-03-25
PROBATE COURT.

STATE OF CALlFOREIA-COUNTYO or BUTTE
- s. In the matter Of e.tsie OF A. C. FRYE, de-
ceased. John Bidwe administrator Of said estate will
make settlement Of matters and accounts pertaining TO
said estate in ihe Probate Court at The next regular
term hereof 20 it, On the fourth Monday Ot March
inst. N The Court House in BidWell; al which time
and place all persons Interested in said estate or having
demands agains. said estate notified to attend BY
order Of Court.
l.. :. Witness my hand and seal Of said Court, at
Bidwell, This ID day Of March A. D 1854
FRENCH PAIGE, Probate Clerk
3Yl7
Butte record., 1854-03-25
Luxnb sri Lumber

T~7HE SUBSCBf- EBs WOULD Z RESPECTFrLIY
= announce to fb- ciiizens Bidweii and viciai.y
iia' hey arr now prepsF TO frTa 81 30 who mag "a
vor them viii caii. with spended quality OF ium-
er. and on reasonable terms a. can he procured se
here. They also prepared deliver luHiher at
say pi along me Solih Fora oT nsla Feathar River
board Ranch saw Jill J. ?. GAME. SEQ
March 18Th, 1854. sn,Q.
Butte record., 1854-03-25
PROBATE COURT.

SsTATE OF ca ALTFORNIA-COUNTY OF BUTTE
- Probate Court February Term. ls54 By an order
Of said Cour leave granted the administrators Of
The estate Of Charles Taylor. deceased. present their
claims against said estate for settlement al the next
Term oi said Court This j. TO give notice all persons
interested, apper before sid Court at the Court
House in Bidweii. Monday. the 9Th day of March
next TO show cause If any, why said claims should hot
be allowed
L. :. Witness my hand and seal Of said Cont. at
BdWeil, this 9sih DAY of Feb. A. D 1884
FRENCH PAIGE, Probate CLERK
5Hl-
Butte record., 1854-03-25
Masonic Loiqe.

Bure Lodge No - I. D.. Of Free and Accepted Us
saz- meets 6iiwel the ass aua ta.rd Saturday
ii each month. Honr Of neeeHiag 81 O'Clock. ?. Il
lisag Bratlren IN good standing, are respectfully 2
wed 10 communicates.
OFFICERS
i sAEER. " JR SMITH. : ~
i b NEDNc0N8 J. vs. HARRIS, sec'g
Butte record., 1854-03-25
NOTICE.

THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE BOSTON Quartz
Mining COMPANY. are hereby notified thai all shares
upon which asssss uRpad, will be sold ii pub
&c A1ction in forbesiown. the hrs Gay Of April
next to pay assessments on The same. sale 10 taAe
lace 81 ihs Eas.e HOiei at O'clock P NJ.
/. /. kIDDER, President.
rorhestown. February o. ls54
Butte record., 1854-03-25
BIDWELL LIVERY STABLE.

f@THE subscribers having recently fitted
A[l- up their extensive barn and stables
are prepared to furnish quarters for large
number Of animals, where the best quality Of
hay and grain may always be found Saddle
horses to let. stock taken on livery. Animals
bought and sold when desired
Oh. PERSON & co.
Bidwell, November y, 1853.
Butte record., 1854-03-25
EVERTS, SMELL g. cos
Feather River Express.
Connecting with ADAMS s. co.

We would respectfully inform the publio
that We are now enabled to forward
TREASURE. VALUABLE PACKAGES, Letters
ETC, ETC.
With unrivailed despatch and security, and
upon the most reasonable terms, to and from
the following places, viz
American Valley, Wyandott,
ChandlerYille. Bidwells Bar
Gbsonville, Evansville,
Hopkins Creek, Hansonville,
Morris Rayine, Longs Bar,
Onion Valley, Nelson's Creek,
Port Wine Diggings, Poorman's Creek.
Spring Valley, Rich Bar, Middle Fork,
Sears Diggings, Stringfown,
White Rock, Smiths Bar, Fork.
Barker's Ranch, City of rs,
Canyon Greek, Butte Creek
Grass Valley, Forbestown,
Jamison's Greek. Honcut City.
Natchez, Lexington House.
Oregon Gulch, Ophir,
Rich Bar, North Fork. Pine Grove,
Straw berry Valley, Rush Creek, s. Flat,
Spanish Ranch, St. Louis,
Collections, orders, etc, attended to with
promptness and fidelity Stafford e. KERBY
agents EVERETT. SMELL & CO. Nov TO-
Butte record., 1854-03-25
DIsS0LrTI0N NnTIrE-

THE Co-PARTSERsHIPH HERETOFORE EXIST
ing between The undersigned, his day sissovea
b. mutual consent The business will be continued by
Mr. JOS GLJ1kAUf, and WIKI whom all accounts
must be settled JOSEPH GLUcN AUr.
VIZ WILLIAMS.
Bidwell, Februsry 81, 1881. 3wl6
Butte record., 1854-03-25
W. 4. SINGER & CO.'S
FEATHER RIVER EXPRESS

Connecting with Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Express
to all parts of
California, Oregon, the Atlantic States, the
Canadas aud Europe.
Weekly from Marysyille 10 and from the
following places,
Natchez. Berry Greek,
Evansville, Bucks Ranch,
Forbesfown, Eagle Gulch,
Enterprise, Medow Valley Ranch.
Stringtown, Spanish Ranch,
Wyandott, American Valley,
Wyman's Ravine, Indian Valley,
White Rock. Elizabethtown,
0phir, Black Hawk Creek,
Morris Ravine, Soda Bar,
Longs Bar. Rush Greek,
Oregon Gulcb, Meeekrs Flatt. M
Hooper7ille, Maryon's Flatt,
Potter's Ravine, Oregon Bar,
Spring Valley, Kingsberry's Perry,
Cherokee Flatt. 70 mile Bar
Sinclair Flatt. Rich Gulch,
Nelson's Bar, Rich Bar
Frenchtown, Indian Bar,
Butte Mills. Smiths Bar,
Butte Greek, Browns Bar
Neils Rahch, Junction Bar.
Hambleton, Yellow Stone Creek
Bidwells, Bar, Mountain House
For the conveyance of packages parcels val
uables and Letters, Collections made, Orders
promptly attended to, Gold dust purchased at
the highest market price.
Drafts procured on all the principal elite.
il the Atlantic States and Europe.
w. Z. SINGER & co.
January IA, 1854.
Gluekauf s Williams Agents at Bidwsll's
Bar.
Butte record., 1854-03-25
FOR SALE Or RENT.

FESHE COMNoDr0Us THREE STORY BUILDING
= oa the corner fronting the Lsvee. and adjonng
the Miners Home. 0. VI. EVANS.
BidWei, Teb Is. 1884 nlfn
Butte record., 1854-03-25
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ASSESSMENT OK
z lhe Armstrong Qnsrtz Mining Cmpany. Is laid al
twenty-five dosr- or each share Shareholders are re-
quesled 10 call at the Treasurer's Office and pay the
same, their shares viii be sold according to law
MILTON ROCKS. Pres.
E. NJ SPARKS. Treas
Oregon Township. Butte County, Jan. IA 1854 Swn14
Butte record., 1854-03-25
PRATTs EXCHANGE

ySyHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFUL
q ly inform this community, ant he travelling pub
bic generally. lhal having purchased he enire interest
in the above vol known popular esiabi- hment hopes
Meei with q continuance OF the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed and trusts. that Xerioa his
paT shall be waning. render Ibis 0, the most
POPULAR RESORTS
IN The Bar viii be constantly supplied with the
choiresi WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS &c in he
California market. SAMUEL. E PRATT.
EidNclI. Feb'y 17th, 1854.