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ROW AMONG THE GERMAN ca THOLICS
AT UTICA.
From Tas Usiea Ga.eits. Ner. Is.


TIE congregation Of the German Catholic Church
in West Utica again signalized itself yesterday by
another excited scene Of disorder tumult and assault
The church edfce Yves desecrated, regret 10 say,
by nothing less than vulgar and dsgrsceful row.
Statements Of the affair vary but slightly aud We
presume We are able 20 give correct version Of it
nom snswers 10 the inquiries have made. IL
seems TO have grown out Of the Old mstter-the
former troubles in that church. IL is known TO our
resders that litigation has been for some mouths
pending concerning flag or banner.
We undersa ana that the sut was decided last week,
unavOrs ply TO the priest Justus Arnold and his ad
hsrenis ana Furthermore that the parade OF the 81
JOsepb's Society, on Friday, was in triumph over
their On tina, occasion they bore the banner
about which the contention has been rlfe, marching
past the house o. tie priest, whose ind1gnaon was
unmessured.
Yesterday morning, ne appeared before hs congre
gsion about the hOu. for the morning exercises 70
b.gin, and told the aseembage THAI there were
thieves snd lars in the house, aud the' ne eoaid not
copscieniously proceed with the services unti! they
left
He then withdrew; vhereupon there began gen.
es f,bt the priest friends starting to hOg and
out the offending disciples Of 81 Joseph AM the lat
tor neturalJy defending tsemseves and nesr.y as
ncss;ble ppttpg back blow for blow. Not only the
n. n msuied each other but some OF the women i'm
bihed the spirit OF the scene and Z" went in too.
I, ~ said III =. orc female attempted 70 stab man
with pair OF SCISSORS falling "a DO which she planted
a blow from a violently propelled foot upon 3 vital
pa. Of Ell eIeit.d GernsDe person. Hnany, BRICK
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HAVANA.
Frcn, Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
HAyASA Wednesday, Nov. G. 1854.
The Captain General, by his every act, proves his
determination to put an end TO the slave trade. Up
ward Of six hundred Bozals seized very recently
at the Isle of Pines and although be risks his poou-
lary among the Spanisrds by these acts yet be par-
sues he even tenor OF bis way, regardless alike Of
everything but the strict ard honest performance OF
hs duty. But that have been recently deceived,
should say that the Creoes daily becoming N 're
content with matters as they now exist but really,
among so dissmulatiDg race one becomes susPi
eious, and knows not what opinion TO arrive at among
such men.
letter appeared in the Dtario de Ia Marina OF the
ID inst, signed "Jose Echereuia," which, but for
lie great length, would send you translation OF.
IL sPpears that Sehcr Echerena, who is the admiuis
ua'er OF The railway, has been charged oy certain
oaiumnious persons, among them the PreHsa news
paper with having placed the late Creole unschini-t
Don Jush 'ehsdares, upon 81 old WORKOUT lOcom0-
i've, whose ouuer yoa Tll rememb Der burst r,,ently
killing feSeIsI persons. Sehor Echerenia tbsieupon
went 10 the captain General, and demanded a ErnsI
investigation ,hio the matter, aud il was proved |
uI understand thst the locomotive Wa. !, t,bo'1,.,,
order and that The accident occurred .l,roncb ne
ear.lessness or ignorance OF the engir.-driss, o.,
engineer Among other propositions OF the Pr,s. ~
am told for selsom see that print wa ooa u -,
away all the foreigners employed upon the ro.d a.
cr,ng selor Eeberenis OF excluding SpsaiArd. and
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bats and stones pm; more desperate appearance
upon the matter.
The contestants were parted ct last, hoveysr. am.
Of them the worse, by black eye, asvolep proA.s
cs, an esArsed cheek, aching jaw for sss No,
IN ss yisf 10 the house Of rorskipF rAs ,oSss -
charge OF several and furnished them qasrsr, !, -
watch. house. '
Apsel Heffner, John NJ Hess, John sch.e;a., 49,,
Mrs. p Durk were brought up before Jusscs -. ~.
this morning, and gave bal for their Appearance !,
the next term Of the Recorders Court.
The excitement among cur German popu,s,io, \.
considerable. The vic nifty OF Justice Joaess IN -
has this morning been thronged with par,ies 70 De ~
fair, spectators, &c.
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CALIFORNIA.

E,vsyaos THE Wreck OF THE YAsxKE BLADE.
The Golden Age brought mp di-patches on Monday
s,om the steamer Csror which down 20 recover
The asure from the wreck Of Yankee Blade The
Carolina anchored the morning Of the 18th near the
wreck, and commenced operations. The first diver
Who eDt down in the submarine armor came near
choking TO death, in consequence Of the hose leaking
He Vas hauled up very much exhausted IL was fouod
that the wreck lies on her stabosrd eide s very much
broken and only small portion OF the stern appears
above water. Numberless articles were found scat
tered around but the wrtckers had DO time TO collect
them. In the afternoon they again commenced work,
and another diver descended. He found q vaise con-
tsiping cold sDd two watches, belonging to Virgil b.
Read. and box Of cocktail belonging 10 t. L. Horn.
The air. pumps leaked, and compelled the divers TO
cesse their work. The next day it blew 40 hard the
Cs Dina bad TO 90 10 Co1o Harbor around Point Con-
c4pcion The contractor thinks he knows exactly
where the treasure lies and has placed moorngs over
10 mark il. The steamer returned TO the spot Sun
day morning, just as the Golden Age passed.
Fran Hsrald
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MINING ITEMS.

FEATHER RlvER.-We gather the following from
The Sacramento Union:
About ten days ago a miner named Mech found
solid lump Of gold in Winters RaviDe, which weighed
sixteen pounds II was pure and discovered butfour
feet below the surface. The lucky finder stll con-
tinuss working his claim with the company.
On the ridges between Poor Mans and Hopkins 8
Creeks the diggiDgs are considered excellent AT
Rich Bar, on the North Fork Of the Feather, there
have been lately some rich strikes made and the dig
gings generally this stream have paid remarksoly
we'll There have heavier rains fallen on the Feather
River and its tributaries than the branches OF Tue
American. On the former stream many fumes nave
been swept away, and claims flooded
The American Valley and vicinity presents lovely
appearapce at this time, and the verduTe OF sP,hg
NOV be seen to brighten the landscape fegeta s'I,
and fruits are fast ripeDiDg, ana no~sr' aio ' '
bloom. The weather Is GENEROUSLY ooo 5a oho,,
II IL stated that working men are neeoed aoo"'
Rebroond HID snd that there Is not the sghtes' OK
euse for the loafers who inest the t0"ns, uoolals
mat thew can get no situations. Laoorers are Paio
from ans 10 600 per month and boarded On eatueI
River, during the season, they ha'e Deeh P'Au S1'0
rwIsIsG AT Cold SPRISGs-There is probably no
point in the county at which the miners, geueraily
are doing better than at Cold Springs. Weber Creek
has furnished pretty good supply Oh "a,er aunn
ATTAINED remunerative returns We are unable 10
estimate the average, but the lowest inquire according
10 COR information would be between seven anu zen
dosrs The entire fiat below Cold Springs oears inc
evidences of having been at tune the bed OF the
Creek and the whole of it, after stripping on tne
top dirt will doubtless pay well as what Is nov the
Creek bed has paid. 1t is probable that WORK wI Dc
commenced on the fiat after the fall rains snail nave
furnished a more abundant supply OF water. Many
wear, will be reaured to work these diggngs ana
ia the meantime the village of Cold Springs IL des-
tined 10 be a point of no small Importance IN the
county. In year from tbs time its population VIII
De double or quadruple what 1t Is nov. .....,.
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FROM THE SOUTH,

Excr1yNgsT IN Los ASGELEs-Upon the arrival
Of the last from the SOUTH we chroniced the
murder of young man named Chnofu, oy one
Brown in a livery stable in Los Angeles brown
was arrested and lodged in jail but the citizens had
became so excited by the repeated murders committed
IN that town. that they held large meeting to discuss
the propriety of swinging Brown on the spot Inc
Mayor finally prevailed upon them, With mucn DIM
sulsy TO let the courts deal with him. The Mayor
pledged himfef if Brown escaped by any tricks or
bubbles Of the law he would resign and aid IN lnhict
ING summary punishment upon him..
WORKING or THE REsERvATIos SYSTEM UNDER 4
PoLIrIcIAs.-The following from The Los Angeles
Star will surprise no one:
Col. Bean arrived in town yesterday evening
from the Treion and informs us that matters at the
Indian Reservation ore in cad condition; that the
Inoians are Il avng their homes In the mountains
and on the plains and that the person in charge dur
ing Col Henley's absence, has no control over the
Wild spirits around him. but the supplies and grain
are being wasted in a shameful manner.
GOLD DISCOVERIES IN LOWER CALUORNIA-Don
Imam Ramirez has Just returned from visit 10 Lower
California and has furnished us with the following
items Of news: Gold has been discovered IN large
quantities in place called Los Martos these pacers
were sbaI doned for want Of water but "A soon as the
rainy season sets ip they intend to recommence dig
giDg. In the valley Of San Rafael IT was reported
bat an Indian found gold the surtsce and that he
had brough; in near pound to San Rafael. II the
discoveries Of gold prove true Lower California may
hope for better things in future.
Mr. Isaac Slower, an old pioneer, was killed last
week by grizzly hear, while on hunting excursion
in the mountains of Csjon Pass. Hewas eighty years
old
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Tribune
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GREELEY Al the bead Of bis profession OF as IN
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and develop entsHs rustic
rsnneu-To~n ntrictiesdorace Gr~eeyin Broadesy
horsfius o. Chureh-Horace Greeley at home
CHAP. XXXl Conclusion.
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ns6eS FaiP IN the Chinese Budinss No SO Brosdw way
VII o. or on the days and evening" Of THURSDAY FRI.
bhd Institute have Kindly volunteered their services
occasion ereat variety Of Ussful Fancy Articles Boots
w Dc Tor sale on very reasonable termA The
eeeds viii be devoted 10 aid the bndns Of Prosaot Ep
eo1 r,es Church to be known the Ladies Memorial q
bbbop Wainwright"
The seventeenih Ward Relief Associafion will
Spsn me Prsm..s No 60 Ffh,st, 90 MONDAY, for the
DEFORREsT, President
Festival.-Ths SIXTH UNIvyRsALIsT sOCIETY viii
bold Festival On TUESDAY EVENfN3. the Ugh inst q.
continental Bal corner Of s'hsv and Sths Good Music
shsips spsaLins, he may be expected and exeon viii
be spared 10 sto,d pleasant entertain Tickets 81 eta
each msy be had At the oo the evening Of the Festival
Doors open O'clock. sbsons Band engaged for the
easion-
1hemas Hope d. CO.,
No. 1872 Chsmberss-,
Sole AGENTS forthe
Still and SPARKLING WINES,
and Catssba Brady
prepared by
CORNEAU and SoS,
Cincinnati