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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

Mr.. FILLMORE AND ss HENRY LoNGn--We
learn from the Atlanta Intelligencer that, dur
ing the recent visit of Mr. Fillmore to that
place, among the servants who waited upon him
at the Atlanta Hotel, was the famous Henry
Long. who, it will be remembered, was the first
fugitive slave delivered up under the act Of
1850, and at whose trial in New York there was
raised go great an excitement Henry was con
siderably elated at the idea of serving his Ex-
enllancu =. - Elo...E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY. a, 1854,
DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS TyaUY rpFsrEyT

oPFYcg NO. 9s sT CHARLES STREET
viii pe regularly served subssIioe city az an
every day. (Sunday sxocped) Tor Is NJ. ~
fhe oties, OF Is cents week. payable Carrers
s .-. THE CALCULATION
Of CEksrza Daily snd Weekly Is suh osr desirable
medium 10 AdvGEttssrs. As aegFgs Ia
FAMILY PAPER
crcuates largely and early citizsn sad
articles aod TO families most advaGtagso9sy
"a columns NO paper III he eulatss eItenaTsly among
families. =
OUR TERMS
are such n TO invite the attention and patronage Of ts
t-. rERMs OF ADvRRrIsIss: a.
Per Square Of Ten Lines in PearFl iasson
the Second Page charged
foI shorter time =
All Advertisements not marked will be pubea one month"; and
rhargzd arnor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

Il
IN IN NEW ORLEANS, by K1ERS PETROLEUM on ROCK
alone. ' us eareu ny IL
Y,, NEW ORLEANS, March I. 1854,
hereby certify that had been Rheumatism fnr fve
years. also totally blind brought n b e
we're attack of Neuralgia Physicians who could do
me no good and hundreds
Medicines give this Certificate without solicitation from any
and r ker know that it type would moi have
NED my name ~ 9 with the Petroleum OIL
me to perfect health strength as
ih nj right Left symptoms
or thing elae Preside this city home but spend
nest eih time on the Any
WISH and can get fifty ieanonsib testify to the truth 6f
h say take the Petroleum body
Investment made for know it tohe valuable Natural
~, :, ,,.,,,,,, +. HARTMANN.
IS Friee 90 cents bottle Wholesale nv
J. WRIGHT & Co, No. l5l Charres at and
JARVIS WooDhlAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
F TVER COMPLAINT, DYspEPsTAJATN.

.ASIIh CbmE LalNI, DYSPEPSIA, ,JAUN
DICE CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DIsEAsEo of the
uch as Constipation, Inward Piles
htdy OF the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Dpp for FOOD Fress
W rghtn the Stomach Eructation or Mt
e @ tt o. the stomach swimming the Head
IN LIVING Posture Dmnea Do or Weba the
ever and Ii Pain n the Head, Defcen Perspon
I me SKIN and Eyes Pain in the Side Chest Limbs
ETC. sudden Fushes Of Heat Burning the Flies h.
hg5 M Evil and Great Depre
by HDOFLAND'S CELEBRATED GERM N BITTERs nre.
Tsa oy pr T. NJ JACKSos No. lao arch Phfladelpha
any otae the United the Gu res attest in
cases, after sk4ful physiciabe had failed.
teFs worthy The sttenion Possessing great
YneE IN the reeatsn OF Diseases the Lesser Glands
dgestve organs, they witha apI
,,5..zt, READ AND BE CONVINCED
more testimony from Alabama
paed @ be prepared by Dr. c. NJ KSoN Phiadel.
Jenq9se Nervous Debility Disease of the etc
plchsoN GREEN, Alexarda, Aa Sept 80, 1852 said We
have taken to
very valuable medieine," " " "
c. ROBINSON Belaonte, Aa Jan so 1851 r,sid Yopy me-
mus eventually have large use in the
very much The people hsve been much
,s @ anu ha affects the aale of valuable Bit
'ets, r. GaI ntI, w WI nnn II be"oinss known"
q 1FoWiEh, fAskegse, Ala, JAN 1851 said The Bers aa
eg wei and think they viii continue they give good salts
faction to those who have used them,'' - o.. 49, ~
DR. II ?. LEONARD Fayeite c. Fl, Ain jan TX ,ss said
your e have done section A vouth OF
uobet ESQ., OF this had month";,
@ o our best practitioners without relief
doubtful and although abb to get ah
menced with the tters. He ree ,n The 5 tile
perfectly we'll audstout." w. ' iie - II Wv
These Be entirely Vegetable thereby posa esng great
yAnageA most OF the recommended for sma &
ava atAiit'i aLa
For sale by deaes in Medicine every where
.leo j. WRIGHT Il Co.. New 0rlaans
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< sECRET DIsEAsEs-Ofice 81 Custombouse

sS ECRET DlSEASES-Off 81 Customhouse
a est between Royal and Bourbon strseDR JAMES
entaed themselves character
W most appalling FORM that they obtain ran
speedy cure without the hereay BaHa any other
POISONOUS Drug from three to days my nconve-
nenes the re OF newly discovered Remedies only
'm himself fnd upon trial they do effect cure,
hfse pc j.
ens Of mne1ce in all parts OF the Union
which were pronounced ncurabe by Physicians
since Dr. James introduced these ii city the npme
oa cases that have under the these Remedies
can be produced but Whist they
ana IN order that the afflicted may
h traS rrovtdeniAi discoveries, Ds
hen tins city on usomhouse utree Private
eISeu Es' olhce h"hra rom I An TO ebl3 lyp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
BRAZoS S.AMTLAGo

viii leave THURSDAY Jppo1 nj o,.lo,t ~
E'OR BRAZOS SANTA ~ER,
A. Regular New Orleans and Te1ea U
nc new and magnificent steamship pPEsEyERANGE,
Lawleas commander will above punetuay ogh
PasehAVhs very superior applyto
HARRIS 4 MORGAN. foot Of Julia strsei, L
.u~.,.,,. opposite the Steamship Landing.
tW All freight shipped by Perseverance, will be delivered t,
hennedy Of the Grampu
~ Shippers must provide
iadmg. Ne other form will be signed. my24
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
~ DIR. J. REUsCH, Graduate of =

M DIR. ]. KEUEUH, Graduate Of 'EDA
W tbs Veterinary Schools ef Prussia and late GA "
Veterinary Suigeon Majesty The
Prussia hss VETERINARY HOSPITAL Tee+p-
and Felicity Streets and is fully prepared to treat all iseasa
the animal kingdom is heir 10.
Dr. REuSCH a many ends patron this CITY
his most grateful avcr
hnuince d their which he pledges himself
strict attention his ofesgou and their
eS All orders Of Dr. Baenn Dryadns
street, oppose DrYAtes Makt will sttenlnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

EHOR HAVRE THE fast sailing ship ~
II KATE sWANT0N, Morse, master, Ia shaadfxG
Ing and will have quick dispatch freight
TO BoGERT, WILLIAMS co. 10 Camp at
sB-For passage. npply n board. mys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
YERH GRELX,

Wilsaye THURSDAY, June !, at O'Clock 4 NJ
BSOR VERA CIR RUIZ. s. Mail Line. rsSsgae
N Thensw and ma rnifcent steamship ORIAARA AIhAZ.
1850 ourthsn) Thomas Forbes viii saSs ST sS
Crus As above, punctuaiy carrying u. Bfailb - -
...RRtes of Pasnage,..
staersse, and found. fqs
nioasarenent cubic foot m esnz
and steerage passengers Apply ~
HARRIS MoRGAN foot of Julissrest.
kas y.. opposite the stsamahp Landing.
SonHet, ny1S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

MNh DEAD CATTLE.--0ne dollarsY n
&SAI will be paid every fresh DEAD HORSE 48s&kI.
eSsS9 or cow delivered at the New Orleans Bona NJ
Black Works Washington Ayenua the graveyard good
"'H"a'''a' aads TO the ward fah7l iv
~ W. C0ELER, Importer and Dealer in
BRANpIEs, WINES, GoRDlALs and HAVANA CIGARS.
Orders from The filled and dispatched with
h e have their their esdeneb
lily charge. = -
ES None but choice articles sold here.
nj ly lO Common opposite the 81. Charles Hotel
ID AISINS--150 boxes London Layers, for
u sale by AT COCHRAN HALL,
mYlf 90 Grsyisr ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

ANOTHER ENTERPRIsE.-T st. Louis Intelli-
gencer of the 18th says: =s.s
We learn that the managers of the Great Cen
tral Michigan, and the Central Illinois roads,
have united in an endeavor to establish and
build line Of steamers between New Orleans
and Cairo-the mouth of the Ohio. Mr. Lester
Cotton, an enterprising gentleman, connected
with the railroad lines, has been in our city and
vicinity, and either contracted or is about to
contract for low pressure boat of the largest
dimensions, in the construction of which speed,
safety and comfort will be the main features
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

w, WVlilshye % WEDNESDAY, May 81 at O'Clock A.M
H'OhGALVESTON,I ,IEDIANoLA, ,poRT zceEFse
= LAVAcA and MATAGORDh BAY-Regulnr. .Z.IIkasR
sSmbn osans nRd Tsgss u Mail
a noovs Freight Tor Indanoa Lnvaea will landed on he
Enr Satagorda Bay) without
apply HARRIS Il MORE AN nj a sIGGohinoahtiohs
tE- Th;.,t. opposite the Steamship Landing.
tnins. ~ - ~ t"S eupefSis'oh oi is own Cap-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

CROPS IN FLORIDA The Tallahassee Sentinel
of the 18th says:
We have been informed by number ol
friends in this county, and few out of it, that
the crops here and hereabouts are rather back
ward, but upon the whole quite as promising
and in many instances, even more SO, than they
were up to this date last year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

ENoR BosToN.-Regular Line of ~
Packets i-Tho packet bark eILLIUs, VIM. SAA4k
is now loading and will have dispatch 6aace
teb2a GEO. W. HYNsoN so Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

OBIrUARY.-We deeply regret to announce the
death of Mrs. Susannah Peasants, relict of the
late Gov. james Peasants, and mother of the
lamented ohm Hampden Peasants, the founder,
and, for many years, the distinguished editor OF
this journal. She died at her residence, in this
city, yesterday about 2 o'clock, at the advanced
age of SO years. She leaves behind her a large
circle of connections and friends to mourn her
loss, Peace to her memory. [Riehruond Wing,
18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

4 OR BOSTON-(Reeula Line of -
Packets 1.-The regular packet ship DIANA Sephen @ES
Gutter naster is now loading and will have quick Dispatch ID
lance Of freight or passage, apply to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
BALTIMORE.

HtsOR CHARTER.-W offer for charter ~
m fast sailing ship carrying and kp
expected to arrive By or before 1st June Apply
mylb~ E. j. HART d CO. Tg Tchonpitoous srpet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

~ OR HAV RE--The splendid A ] .k4sssN
h American clipper ship RATHER, Captain Bunn 49,
having large part Of her cargo engaged will early dispatch
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

! sR. HAIsON'S CARD will use no other
art IN the advertisement han be fopnd i, -
B length Of practice have bet Inpss
Or nearly hitesn this civ Ii han
my soe sea shosa there lies only merit ibst
nave gwen eora attention
e,as. ksow tasm better than they what any
STRUCTURES NODES ULCERS SREs TX yeE 70 sonttadei
IoAIs etc. familiar me as the
other merit than that ofeIperence, -'' Si s+aih no
effect in in a few dav and fna 50 aa ~
sa9e pngf dnfaen without submitting the patient
o6ge him to neglect his without oos or wtbn
need not be altered There Orleans
proofs OF this but these tbe
secrecy, which always inviolably preserve 9 ~ 0As
nave many qualifications which
MAJ my reputation cisnty sbished.
IN tne morning nntit8 O'Clock night.
Tcc,y, W. HATsoN, nj. D.
tNeIs,sesss. ~ "s % Sse ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
BREMEN
GLaSGoW.

ESOR GLASGOW. A fast sailing ,iss5sS,
American ship CALCUTTA, Captain Loips now fAAN4f
loading and viii have quick dispatch
apply e J, z. WHITNEY 4 co. 81 Camp st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON,.

N0R BOSTO N.-(Regular Line of 4ssaaSS
Packets lTThe packet ship JULIET. r G SSAS
raer having large
quick dispatch. For balance freight passage apply 70
myH GEO W. HYNsON, So Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

While they are yet conversing, Padilla re-
turns, and is followed by Gonsalvo, who charges
him with treason, demanding his sword, and his
son to be given up as hostage But the
threatened insult to their beloved leader is
already noised about; the citizens come to the
rescue; they snatch him from the Kings min
ION they place him at their head: and Padilla,
against his better judgment, becomes the leader
of rebellion.
The second act opens before the great gate Of
Toledo, where Padilla had appointed to meet
Mondelar, whose soliloauy We extract;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

a NJ ~ rs %H6a rspsctfaX call the tenion
S - te ring taets He ali
sSpR sireuy sy SsST h9Fshaas drug nelly set
ef and az Diseases Of th Ska wopd sS call he espe
@ As,gn OF teose who have injured themselves by private
improper
body and mhd un them for 6tsn6ss orety Ts fo
W s4e e. S sad and molanchoy produced by early
habits Of Youth Weakness the and fmhs Pain The
pnhess 9 Aon Loss Of Ausenar Power Pauaion Of th
jea SeoHaeesa @ rab Symptoms consiop
drd Loss OF Memory Confusion IDEAS Den Te,sien sT,s
itnliiity etc, are some Of the evils prod uced ~ " '
All persons who afflicted shoro
ny t ~ u James and be to pre health
rf @ al % rom ty tb & R5sytn you but apply daey
maady Weakness of The Organs ediateiy eUred and 9
I DR. JAMES hiss removed from his forr,ar oH ~ ,r . .,
enslenhoaee etree between Royal Bourbon streets
p 4 persorr lfv;,o AZ n at,,. DR.. JAMES.
sa{n f ~ ta % ny gsFs M Particulars letter and
etoslhH alee 81 zen oolafs, lnyS lyd&wl DIR JAMES
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PHH0Hgtt 10 tHe eEPkuIl7T ponIH' ItUs
HTOR HAyRE.---The new A l fast sail sssgN
ing American ship CAMBRIA, Capt Perry is
loading will receive prompt Dispatch For freight
JP. WHITNEY Il CO.. 81 Camp street
sF' Fer passage, apply TO the Cnpttn on beard nn2T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

NfOR SALE LOW-The copper and IN.
copper fastened yacht FLIRT, 10 tons burtbeu
peseI soand and well f9qnd in every Apply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

ENOR ANTWERP. The A / fast sailing sgN
n American ship SUSAN Kinks, Captain Cisussea &&KKR
y now loading, and Will nave immediate dispatch
bales Cotton, ,appiyto J.P. WHITNEY Co al tamn st
sg roi passage, apply 70 the captain board. fab95
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

HS0R HAVRE.-The a / fast sailing s5ssS
a. American ship EASTERN QUEEN, Capt Emsry, &zsAA$
now oadng, and will have quick dispatch For freight s0
bales Cotton, apply TO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

ENOR L1VERPO0L.-(Ta Takes no Grain. ! ~
The fast sailing American ship HORIZON Cant E1s
ss9h now loading and Will have Dispatch
bales Cotton, apply to j. p. WHITNEY 4 Co 81 Camn
to Captain on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

ESOR BORDEAUX.-The fast sailing ssssSS
bark ARTHUR Captain Spear, will have quick dis
mys BoGERT, WILLIAMS CO. 10 Camp at
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NIANTED-A vessel to load for Key saSS
Wv West, Fa. of the bulk Apply
ihys BARELLI Common sTrssI~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

NM ANTED TO CHARTER-Two yes ~
sells Of about 200 800 TONS Gulf for aE
oesn p4, The yee should feet water wbsn
loaded. For further particulars, apply ~
ieb27 BARELLI Common
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

lie is Joined by Tendilla and Don Pedro de
Giron, who describes the popular victory of the
preceding night, and already betrays symptoms
Of Jealousy on account of the popularity of
Padllla: While they are conyersing he enters
Some of the rebels join the party, and Padilla
intiiets summary punishment on young noble
who had stained the cause by offering violence
to woman. They depart and leave
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

ESOR TRlESTE-The fine A / fast sail ~
n ing American ship T. j. ROGER, Captain Maxwell %ES
loading and win have immediate freig6s 81 81
pa,es Cotton apply to J. P. WHITNEY co. Camp 81
tE For passage, apply to the Captain board inys
E0R TRIESTE.-The A / fast sailing psN
American bark VOLANT Capt, loading }8Hss
hnd will have quick dispatch freight Cotton apply
J. p. WHITNEY & co. 6I Camp styse
~ For passage sppy 10 the Captain 90 board. jaai0
The Shasta courier., 1854-02-25
Democratic Meeting in Trinity County.

large and enthusiastic meeting of the De-
mocracy of Trinity County, pursuant to call
of the Democratic Central Committee, was held
at the Court House in Weaverville on the 18th
February, 1854. The Hon. C. E. Williams was
called to the chair, and Chas. II. Jones chosen
Secretary. The chair in brief but expressive
manner stated the object of the meeting. On
motion the chair appointed committee, consis-
ting of Messrs Pitzer, Burch, Lowe, L. S. Will
Jams, Comstock, Massey and Bennett to draft a
preamble and resolutions expressive of the
sense of the meeting in relation to the election
Of U. S. Senator at the present session of the
Legislature.
The Committee retired, and in short time
by their chairman reported the following pre-
ambe and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Wkereas The Democracy of Trinity have
viewed with regret and surprise the action of
portion of the Democratic members of the Legis-
lature, In attempting to bring the election of
u s. Senator at the present session, against the
known wishes of the people, and opposition
to the spirit and genius of a government deri-
wing its powers and authorities directly from its
citizens.
And Whereas, There can be good reason
assigned why the people of the State of Califor-
MIA should not be consulted in the selection of
an officer of such vital Importance to their iu-
terest U. S. Senator.
And Whereas We look upon the action of a
majority of the Caucus of the members of the
present Legislature, in trying to bring on said
election prematurely, and calling on the Demo-
cratic Press to sustain them, and thereby to
forestall public opinion in favor of their action
as subversive Of oar free institutions, and dan
gerous to the rights Of the people.
Resoloed, Therefore, That we cordially ap-
prove the action of Col W. B. May our Sena-
tor and Messrs. Aylett, Musser and Whipple,
members of the Assembly of this Senatorial Dis
irict, in the course pursued by them in reference
to this subject.
| Resolued. That we dscountenance any and
all action on the part of the present Legislature
in endeavoring to bring on the election OF U. S.
Senator without first consulting the voice ofthe
people, the source OF their power.
Resolred, That we have unlimited confence
in the integrity and capability of the people in
selecting their public servants in the choice of
their own officers where the subject is properly
submitted to them.
Resolced, That the Secretary of this meeting
furnish copies of these resolutions to our Sena-
tor and to Representatives Ayett. Musser and
Whipple and to the Shasta Courier, Times and
Transcript, and San Joaquin Republican, with
request to publish the same.
On motion the meeting ad journed.
C. e. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
| CHAs. H. JONES, Sec.
The Shasta courier., 1854-02-25
sCPREME COERT.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
x uIes In, regard 10 Transcripts of Records.

Il Il 4
RuIes im regard TO Transcripts of Records
lst. All transcripts of Records hereafter sent
to this Court, shall be on paper ot uniform size
according Ia a sample to be furnished by the
Clerk of this Court. with blank margin one
and half inches wide at the top. bottom and sides
of each page.
Cd. The pages of the Transcript shall be num-
bered aud s,all be written bat upon one side OF
the leaves.
3D. Each Transcript shall be prefaced with an
alphabetical index 10 lis CONTENTS specifying the
page of each separate paper order of proceed
iug and shall have at least one blank or tiy-sheet
cover.
9TH Marginal notes of each separate paper.
order, or proceeding. shalt be made throughout
the Transcript.
5th The transcripts shall be fastened toge-
iher on the left side OF the pages by ribbon or
tape. so that the same may be secure and every
part conveniently read.
9th The Transcript shall be written IN talr.
lesible hand writing. and each paper or order
shall constitute at least one paragraph.
9TH. No record which fails TO couforin to these
rules shall be received and docketed by the
clerk of this Court.
O,aer.-The clerk of this Court shall transmit
by mail or otherwise. To the clerks af the seve-
raj district or county Courts. "A copy OF these
rules. and a sample ,f The paper of The sixe Sc
lec,ed by the court for making transcripts.
The foregoing rules are adopted this lst day
December, A. D. 1853. aad ordered To be pub
ished. Al mn ~.
HEYDENFELDT. A. J.
true eopv Attest:
jan2S 1t /. n. "ooDsiDk' oierk.
The Shasta courier., 1854-02-25
I FL E SHASTA C0URIE r.
Miners Meeting.

A meeting of miners was held at Middletown
on the evening of the 18th inst, TO take the pre-
limiuary steps in organizing company to con-
struct ditch or canal for the conveyance OF the
water of Clear Creek into the several mining
districts of Shasta county, Cal.
The house having been called to order. Mr..
Jas. Ralston was chosen chairman, and VIM.
Cooper Secretary.
The chairman requested some person TO state
the object of the meeting, which was complied
with by Judge Harrison.
The meeting was then addressed by Mr..
Stockton DR.. Smith, Mr.. Tracy. eud other gen
temen, stating their views on this important
enterprise.
| On motion of Judge Harrison committee OF
two was appointed in the different mining dis
tricts of Shasta County whose duty 1t shall be
to call primary meetings IN their respective das-
| tricts between this and the 4th OF March next,
to appoint delegates to attend a convention to
be held at Middletown on that day at O'Clock
z. NJ. for the purpose of organizing company
to convey the water of Clear Greek to the diff
ferent mining districts of Shasta county.
| The following gentlemen were appointed to
act said committee:
| Horsetown.-Mr. Franks and Mr.. Rueh.
! Bi7ggsciUe.-Mr. Landrew and Mr.. Mulanphy.
| Mulefomn-Mr. Warner and MIR. Rien.
| 1IiddletOmn-Mr. J. Campbell and Mr.. Kyle.
Ieras SPriags.-Mr. VIM. Stewart and Mr..
| Jno. Rogers
Oregon Gulch-Mr. Lane and Mr.. Dixon.
! Shasfa-Mr Lusk and Mr. Powers.
| Lomer Springs.-Mr Swasey and Mr.. Dunlap.
| IVhiskey Cyeek.-Mr. Kirkham and Mr.. Win
| gate.
| French Gulch.-Mr, O'Connell and Mr. Jel-
| ley.
! On motion it was resolved, that the proceed
ings of this meeting be published in the Shasta
| Courier.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JAS. RALSTON. Chairman.
| WIN, COOPER Sec.
The Shasta courier., 1854-02-25

THE BELL RUNG BY THE SEA.-In the South
ampton Dock there are three patent bell buoys.
which the Mexican government have ordered
for part of the coast in the Gulf of Mexico.
They are enormous bnoys with large bells, and
their use is in thick and foggy weather, when
waves causes the bells to ring, which give infor-
nation of the locality of the buoys. The appa-
ratus is such also as to answer the purpose of the
buoys where several persons can be sheltered
until they rescued Their use in enabling
ships to enter channels in fogs, is invaluable
The under part of the bell-buoy is boat-shaped,
and is admirably formed to roll about tn the wa
ter to ring the bell that is attached to it. From
the upper surface Of the buoy circular and ta-
pering pasading is raised several feet in height,
inside of which, toward the top, the bell is hung
SO as to ring at the slightest movement,