The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-17
nesday evening, during which !. 7:
that CITY was kI led iauy Of

that CITY was ki led. 'aoy OF
Attorney General Gushing was
rl I" speak in the Supreme CAM, "pect-
on'teh States on the Cruz Cervantas -, ~ me
WIN. 'ary Jones and Strobe. C,I;c"'n'
lawyers, are for the clainants ',I"'n'a ~"
r'HIon OF this case is expected r. sa,., "- ue-
frSt principles of series of hnd .e a 'ne
in Ca iiorna. '' causes
Gen. GadSden arrived at Cb.x,
). c., Saturday last. He was "..est"n, '.,
the Arrival of the u. S. steamer F"i,"s
when was to carry him to Mexico wv"
ne L"'i'Svi lie Journal no,icrs 81.
movements of Mr.. Mat. " ard, as fnll m'e
Nr. +. Ward & Brn., are in Ind;am.
they sad they had not been in the ,,..-
hut short time before a con,n;,,so W
citizens waited on them ami desired ~. ="
to leave the place. Thereupon thew "ea uen.
tn Judge Huntington, some dis,.,.. 'n'
the country, and Afterwards took n,sS." :"
for Arkansas When the steamer ss re.ch.s
Pruderson large crowd coIlprted nm ,l'
wharf and ordered the Captain to BE- na
with his boat and cargo.
Monument To PRoF. BUTLER
Louisville Courier states that the v,r;n''.
10 .it,,
and solicit subscriptions for a nouu,.,,
to Professor Butler, and the assistance os
his widow and child, are meetiny w;,h
great SucreSs. There is Il universal dis
position among the citizens to contrI,u,o
to this laudab!e object. Prof. Butler !,
will he remembered, ii the individual who
was murdered hy Ward
The great suspension bridge at Wheel.
ing has been thrown down, and lies IN
the Ohio a perfect wreck. Nearly all or
the cables were broken to pieces, and The
bridge turned bottom upwards. No lives
were lost
Ex- President Fillmore at last accounts
had returned to New York, where he
was received with every demonstration of
delight
The ERrCssoN.-The caloric shin
Ericsson, having been raised aud nearly
exhausted OF water, was towed over to
the Navy Yard, aud r,oored in the stream
oppose the ship houses, the tide not being
high enough to take her into the stone
dock, where she is going to have some
further alterations made in her machinery
which were contemplated prior to her
recent disaster.
The Very --latest.
Paris, Friday evening The following
intelligence has been received from Bel.
grade.
April 22i. Twelve steam vessels of
the combined fleets commenced the bonn
brrdment of the military fort of Odessa.
In few hours they had destroyed the forti
fications, batteries and military magazines.
Two powdeo magazines of the enemy
blew up during the action. Twelve ships
of war were sunk. The commercial har-
hor was spared and the merchant ships
in it escaped destruction. The loss of
the allies on,y amounted to five ki led and
ten wounded. The whole Of the COM
bined feet has sailed to Sabastapo and
thirteen Russian ships laden with mun-
tiuns Of war have been taken.
The French funds rose to-day.
Paris. May 9TH. letter appears in the
Morning Moniteur Of to-day, from the
Baltic feet. Sir Charles Napier was still
at anchor about four miles from Stock
holm.
Bucharest, May 9. The Turks have
issued very tranqullizing proclamation.
None are to he prosecuted for pubic
opinion. Every one is to continue his
usual occupation. 1t is promised that
everything is to be paid for. 5000 k'lle
grams are to be distributed 10 the poor.
The Bishop OF Cravaga, goes to meet
the Turks at the head of a deputatinn -
Since this morning there is report OF
the evacuation of W alachla. In Odessa,
It was reported Oh the 2Sth April, that
the Russian feet lett Sebastopol on the
oath or 25th