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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

The weather grows cooler, very naturally; but
the following document is the coolest thing wo
have seen lately;
To THE PUBLIc.-In compliance with the request Of my
friends hereby myself for Reelection
the Office now hold Yours, HENRY STORMS,
Oct s. 1854 State Prison Inspector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

The Hon. PRESLEY EWING, WING who has repre-
sentcd the lid District Of Kentucky in Congress for
the last three Sessions having been chosen in 81
by 100 majority and reelected in - without oppOsi-
ton, died of cholera at the MonmOth Cave on the
27th ut His death creates a vacancy in the present
House which will doubtless be filed by special
nlncfinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

The Cincinnati Enquirer invokes the memory of
HENRY CLAY in aid of the DOugIastes, exhOrt-
ing Wings, b. their regard for that memory not
to Join the Fusion movement, or Union for Free
dom. Something lees than ten years ago, upon
the defeat of Mr.. Clay by Polk, the victors 10
Cincinnati had great jolli6cation, which was
duly chrOpicled in The EnqSirer. Among the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

NICHOLAS DEAN declines the Reform nomina-
tiOn for Mayor We regret it. Mr.. Dean would
have proved capable assiduous and inaexibe
magistrate. 1t will be difficult to find another
man who is so generally unObiectionable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04
The Tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING The TRIBUNE
fer CoiJornio, Oregon and The SG"d'''eA Isfands'
II will contain a summary of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the last steamer; Money
and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can be
had at the desk This Morning. Price cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

In another column will be found the complete
returns of the Primary Elections OF the Admin
ittratiOn wing of the Democracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

'TsE REACTION CoNNEscgD The Steamship Ciy ot hso-
ci.s.er sailed Phader ha on saturday with 81 esba s1i
- eeIsse pssseugrs sni the packet ship Fooawsads for
Il ,+rueoi ssicd the cav with "a Storage pasenSerS
We nseed Of ATE eqnen departures u rse companies
Tb.e rurrsxces indie fhsf reaction 70 the
sve eIsraou past years has commenced A,st imro'e
the corcou 81 many o. ite estates n
snd rel wed Of her edunds u Popusioa and Which,
sdded As opern OF Wholesome ss snd ne svorsSe
well OF ags potato crops mPar song stdil1na al
fiaciiors C. the cid iesh-Pots'
The Journal # COsmeTcc, which is not the
Journal of Industry, HIS the above paragraph.
The idea o. there being an excessive eWigra-
ton" 10 shs country, which - not counting
some later ansexations, nor including the impend-
ing ones such as the Sandwich lslsnds-hos 1000
million acres of land, enough 10 feed, clothe and
house well twice the number of human beings on
the face of the globes worthy Of British free
trade journal like cur contemporary. The reason
for this disastrous reaction, turning immigration
into emigration. driving away IN two masses
.. property" in the shape of human brains aud
muscles to the value of $2ji 900 estimating
each returning emigrant as above at the southern
quotation of 81 600 heads simply the tarih OF
l-i6, and the folly of supporting it, as does The
Journal. Our business matters here being regu-
lated BY British free trade aud hence by the fuctu-
ations of foreign systems ayerse to our own, weare
now going through periodical crisis, and one OF
its phases il the mOnstrous exhibition of returned
emgrants Returned from continent whose
agriculture scientifically has hardly commenced,
aud which has fifty acres uncultivated to ono
acre ordinarily well titled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04
to.sts was the following by the present editor Of
that pathetic concern

that pathetic concern: ,..
TIE Kssheky Blactlcg-He has p'ayea ms 'aE
card, and now waits IN terror for the hnai .'A"P'
of course, the friends OF Mr.. Clay vi axe
the advice of such devoted admrer Of the. de-
ceased leader-but kOto will they take il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

Aesp9lork daily Gibn1re
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4.

sybacrbey. 10 tn. TRIBUNE wishing their POsOce sd-
dress should all give their present Post Oce,
- ,necfv vbcb edi ion whether Daily Semi Weekly or
spd club subscribers should date Of subsc pton
This would frequently prevent delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

4 detailed account Of the execution OF Count
Rousset de Boulbon in Mexico, will be found in
our columns this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

The CEI EsIAL PIANO. highly recommended BY proies
~ md 40 uy celebrated for It's power sweetness
nyry sndchDess the only In the world
h he cspaey for playing in oeisves with the single touch
They usGe with iron frames aud fully warranted by Ely
A NrSegs, Ne S2l Broadway.
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WELLS FARGO e. Co.'S
California OREGON. and SANDWICH ISLANDS ExPRrss,
OfFioE No. 81 BROADWAY
Next Express win lesve per steamer sTAK or THE WEST


California OREGON. and SANDWICH ISLANDS ExPsrss,
OsTrcE No. 81 BROADWAY
Next will lesye per steamer STAR or The WEST,
via SIclRiGUA on WEDNESDAY, October :. e. p. u.
RUPTURE.-MARsH's PATENT, THE ONLY RAD
Icil CUkE RRUss-MARsH Co. have Just received the
United states ererp for HARsHs Radical Cure Truss
the premium the late exhibition 10 the Crystal Pal
ace Tecsyed the universal appreciation % medical
and surgical pofes OF this and viii nine out Of ten
Of Heucsble Hernia All persons cautioned ssals,
infringing u;on this Instrument Open from A VI uutil
F. N. HARsH & Co.. No. p Hsiienlsne. ". Y.
BAR DYE AND WIGs.-BATCHELOR's cele-
bsted HAIR Dye by ell scknowlodEed the best il the
world. ID wholesale and retail applied In nine private
loom, W. A. BACHELORS Hair Dye Wig and Ornamental
Hair Factory No. rs Broadway.
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE-This is the very
best and excellent col fluid FOR the h7ir yet de
covered IneeT @ 10 awe toe most ample satisfaction o. those
who H. Sold wbos and retail and spilled 1t the pro
pfistnr. CRIsTADoRo's, No Aston House
FOwLERs d WELLS No. 3OS Broadway y. I.
TRUssEs .-BENJAMIS's PREMIUM BRASS
SPRING TRUss No l9 Beek.nsnft is the only one th~ WI
Last until sdicsl is Effected 1t never russ nor so~
from 1se u eesssTy. il be worn lifetime u re-
sns the Tul perfectly essy without bacN -.
which does 90 much nJuy 70 the spine saisiAeioa
/ ID or money returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

Step in at No. "a Beekman-st,, aud see what
xop never ssw before FLUID LAMP which has all
good qualities of the best Solar and Of rs bad
Advcftiseu under head Of FuIuiiure.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

IOUNG FOLKS GLEE Book, containing nearly
hundred copyright Songs and Duets never oe"e 81
lied familiar for fiIst and SECOND %
piano Tenor Base Voices designed for Singing Ue
lshsdbv berry 4 GoRDtN, No. Z9T Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

Nessrs STEARNs MARVIN Nos la and JAG Wafer ST con
tinue to make and sell MiLDERS PATENT SALNMANo n
SAFE and are the only persons authorized WIZ, tne
" WV ~ n q WILDER Patcntee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04
DE. MLANr,s NERNllrreE During practice

T
OF more than twenty years Dr. MoLANE had attended ~
uunabe patients afflicted with form OF worm disease
aud was apply ell the energies OF his mind TO the
discovery OF vermiiugc destroyer, certain IN ts
Hects b result of his lnbofs the American Worm Specific
before the public, which Is perfectly safe aud may DC
given alike to children Of the tender age or to the aged
adults purees mildly and subdues tevet ana destroys
with nvaabe 1t easy OF administrator aal as u
does not contain Ia whatever no
Necessary with IesMd TO drinking cold water nor II
capable Of doirg the s, injury tenderet infant "A
Incredible number OF worms have been expelled by this reaI
NeTmuee.
Purchasers will please be careful for Dr. McLANEs
CELEBRATED NERNrUGE and take else All other Yer
pfuges In comparison worthless DR. MCL,NEs GENUINE
NYRMigUGE also his CELEBRATtD LIVER PILLs be
had .. respectable drug stores the United states and
CAneds. -
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FURTHER TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF rue GREAT
PKsToRAIIyE-HOn c. ID HNELINE Mayor Of the City OF
Camden said: I'VE have many haiteTns notices Of
HooriANp'S GERMAN DTrERs ard the from which
The, cAae induced make inquiry respecting its merits
From inquiry persuaded and must
specific its action diseases Of the liver aud d.
ses.ye oresns and the powerful influence
ouS prosIratioh really surprising 10 Gains and gthens
bringing making sleep
rtreshrg Ii this medicine generally used
sats6ta here would be lees sickness from the stomach
liver ner, system the great majority OF real and nag
mary diseases Hsve them Ia healthy condition and
Won defiance epdeuios generally THIS sxt-aord
medicine would advise our tnends who al all indpoea
n Ii should
in everV family other medicines produce such
Ssoce merit Ore great advantage they other
similar diseases they do
,su one particle OF ealome any Other me5eaIa prePa
FoT sale In New York BY A B SAyns No. 10 Fulton
st; c. H. RisG No 1872 Broadway; HANiL AND, hASS.L 4
A.. C. v CLICGENLkA Co. Ma. 81 Barclay 81 OLeorT Nc
KlssoN RosBiNs No III Maiden lane; Mrs HAYES b-ook
iyn AID by druggists sad dealers Of medicine eyeywhete
OPENING OF the FUR SEASON AT GENIN's BA-
zA.R-Ladies are requested bear in mind shat WeoNrs
nay the 9Th of October GESSs magnificent stock Of F,Nor
FVRs the winter Of 1875 will be opened at the batar
No SIS Broadway This rare assortment wall include Russian
enS Uudsou's BAY Sabe Royal Erniue. MsTon Caincaa
Isabella Bear Silver Fox Mink Fitch and every ohsT de-
rption % Fr used for Ladies The Nuts NctOrnes
noupeed In Paris for the coming winter aud the great beauty
and variety OF the sock will render thus exhibition oi rs
one OF The ine. that taken place In NewYOrk
UEXiN's BAza,R. No. 53 broadway 81 Nicholas Hotel
PHAIoN's PAPHIAN LoTIoN.-Nursing Mothers
,j derive ease from application Of this article
cosmetic Is oonfessedly without rival clean complexion
IL worth having the Lotion secure. It T. PHALoN Ma 57
broadway sf Nchosl and No 9i Broadway corner Of Dew
At The PARMA LoIIoN is sold by all druggists aud fa,y
deaiers
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F,ss An Poor SAFLs the old established depo
where largest varied sotment OF ERE ao
ear Proof Safes Bank Nault Doors changeebe Powder FSo
~ ~ ~ SILAs G. HERRING,
Oree, RIork corners Of Water Pine and Depey er-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

PIANo-FoRTEs AND MELODEONS.--Terms
Graduated TO the times and made accommodate every class
OF BUYERS An assortment OF celebrated PIANOS and
for less Price than can be had
elsewhere large variety e the best second hand Pianos IN
the rpsItet Prices $50 $50 So tllj 800, 70 &c,
a. Alb Beautiful Piano oues which have been rented fOr
short time will be cold great bargains large discount
from factory prices for cash To suit some purchasers
monthly psy nenis Cash pad for second hand
' 80 HORACE Waters No. 3Sj Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

SILKS SILKS! SINS : The subscrlDer VIII
offer THs MoRNTNc large invoice Of Rich PLAID end Striped
SuKs from 10 per yard; also Black SnKs cheap
y ii LEADBEhTER No 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04
FrRNIsmNG GOODS 1T GREEN'S CELEBR ,TED
NoT,Cr ro CpvsTAL PALACE ExmBITORs.-

The undermined spacious Galleries at the Acad
,my Of Design Stay yesant Institute Broadway for the
sat and sale articles exhibited tho Crystal Palace
""f'~' EDwARD SkTZCNfCH,
Geueral and Fine Arts AutOnteT No Vi WALTZ.
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1rainess Notices .

--->>,,--.-rI r,,yS's HATS, FALL SrYLEs-BRD,
Uhs .s.rsT-GEArLISES'sH AIs q the fell styles Nj
No. Tor exsnipstlor AID sale on fAip,r sep, ns
etSo ssb ,hrnerf the high rtnk Of superiority sgd re-
o. eseapne which has hitherto commenaea II 70 tNs @P
e-Ai 80 pfeGftnce Of Gcntleuen OF tlsie ,,,,,.
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Altosethe the eeeb,iion P.,sed Of n imposing and
,edtAt.s EAlRer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

FINE FRENCH MERINOS AT 10 CENTS.-Just
receyfd 900 yards Pine French Ne uO all cOlors at
Pine Psrsnattas 26 and also Rich De LANES PLAID
Cashmerts &C , H. LEADBtArtS, no 0iI bioidway.
Butte record., 1854-06-17

G. ". Fox.-This gentleman, who ran so
well before the convention, for nomination to
the Assembly, We are personally unacquaiuted
with, but Judging from the race he made in
convention, he is unQuestionably a clever
gentlemen, and had lie succeeded in getting
the nomination, would doubtless have made
a strong candidate lie was delegate from
Hooperss Store Precinct. and was presented
as the candidate from that portion of the
county. His friends worked for him with
spirit worthy Of success, but in the true demo-
cratic spirit, eheerfully acquieseed in the
choice Of the convention. We are inclined to
believe i, Mr.. Fox had been subscriber to
the Record, his nomination would have been
rendered certain
Butte record., 1854-06-17

WIG CoNvRNrIoN.-This conservative
body meets to-day. for the purpose of select
ing men to be sacrihced to the spirit and pro-
gression Of the present enlightened age
We are not sufficiently posted in their affairs
to say who viii be lead lallb-like to the altar.
But iftbey wish 10 verify the croakings 81 tAe
Broderick Press about coalition between Tie
anti-elec;ions and wings, the latter must con-
cur IN .he nominations presented lT the con-
yaution Of Wednesday last The variation Of
single man, viii insure tie de.ea. Of the
whole whig ticket 1h-re vea. Z 6e sense IN
such coalition. besides ii w5alI give Brad-
eric6.tes chance to assert that they had
spoken the truth for once II the wings Of
Butte have any regard for the Brodcricl, fam
ily they viii concur in the nominations pre-;
senrel BY tic democratic convention, and
thus form the coalition predicted Bat We
viii wager one of Horns bes- that they Viii
be just green enough to mot do IL. and 0iu
leave that assertion Of the 3roderick press, as
false as the balance Of them
Butte record., 1854-06-17

CASE OF CoHscIENcE.--Ihe slow but sure
decline Of the Brode rick faction, we learn has
induced one Of that factions candidates for
Congress to regret that he linked lis destiny
with them, or that he ever accepted the Office
Of State Senator. 1t is a mere rumor and
is hardly entitled to credence Bat if it was
go, We should distrust the sincerity Of his re-
pentance, believing as We do, that whea Da-
vid again announces .thumbs up" the gen.
tlemen will be found following suit.
Butte record., 1854-06-17
YOUNG AMERICA.

The Sunday school e. Hidvel's vii celebrate ,hs
Folr b Of July t -4ars-se= and pick nick
The pareu.s oad friends are invited to stead. also
tie invitation extended to ,he Sunday schools
Forbstowa and 0saDdo.ie, and children ge er.ily.
10 commesee az u O'clock a u 3, rtihe co1r. Hous,
L. HOBART. s1pt
BiJwea june I5ih. Ie54
Butte record., 1854-06-17

half of cur delegation in Congress. and ous
half our State officers be selected from tie
northern portion Of the State
-4aa Be Il further Resoirtd, That the del
egates appointed by this convention to attend
the State convention TO ba holden at Sacra-
mento on the 18th July. for the nomination of
Cgncresmen and State officers, be and they
are hereby instructed to use all honorable
means TO secure the nomination If one f.n-
gresham from the nOr.ao-u portion If tA,
State.
int Be 1t further EesoIpsf, Thas IN viav
Of the fact shat each and every senator in
Congress has been elected tror the city & San
Frarci~ce.-fhat cur STATE SlHat7r ba inst-lc-
ted. ana olr candidates t9r th- Sts-e I ssernbiy
are hereby required to pledge themselves. 10
use All honorable ,r-lu~. in case ot their cleo
tion, to secure tie election % The Z. S. Senate
7f Il suitable person, who Is ? resident Of, and
'3eBtded with the iuteress ot she northern
pcrtion Of the State
Butte record., 1854-06-17

10 It is currently reported here that tho
Frederick organ in Marysvilie has been seized
ami Is advertised 70 be sold for dabt As
failure Of private enterprise, we mention it
with regret. Bat taken N connection with
other unmistakable signs Of the times, IL
points to that irresistible current Of popular
feeling which must inevitably sweep like an
avalanche over the State in September next.
BY cutting entirely loose from the corruption
which has ever infested San Francisco, and
spread ITS pestieTous influence partially over
our beautiful land, the State may yet he
saved 70 the democracy Of the Union There
IS that democratic sentiment N the hearts Of
the people that is never appealed to in vain,
when that appeal j. made in purityof motives
and principles. Whatever then, may be the
action OF san Francisco politicians and their
allies. let it pass by the democracy as the idle
wind. Give free and uncontrolled expression
to the sentiments Of the people, and although
the FIRE brand Of an "U. S. Senator us IN the
canvass, the State will be fouad as coolly and
proudly erect as ever
Butte record., 1854-06-17

ExraEss NoTIcE-Singer & Co, and Eg-
srts s Smell have our thankg for their many
express favoEs.
Butte record., 1854-06-17
G. Il CB0SETTE. }
J CASAD. : Conlmitfce
EANIJELGf.AeS

DGEt41E on rae stare.
G. Il CR0sETTE,}
J CASAD. Committee
SAMUEL GLASS
o. melton ;he report was read. tie -nulit-
d.scharecl, ani she resolutions unanimously
adopted.
] Caeaj, rsq, then oEerei the following
tuition 7sa.-h was unan'n.ausly aiolt ted b.
the eouyentien.:
2. eoircc. That We recognize ia the Butte
Record, s. sound Democratic Journal. a-t
most heartily recommend .t o the cordial and
substantial suggo., oi the Democratic parry in
tals au.! {. e adjoining counties.
1ae convention taen ;ool Il recess Of fifteen
minutes aui met again, and
On motion tha chair appointed L 7 French,
IS. II. Du-e.te icilors, to receive. examine
aui count the votes east lgr The respective can
d-Qates ,o be nominated
TLa convention then proceeded to baiio, for
two candidates for Assemblymen, when
Hon Seneca Even reed. - votes
Ta9u. Wells j.
A.H.Nyusan
G W. F4x 10
Dr. a. C. Gr5as il
Scattering
Nhereuppn s. Ever having re7eigel rs
jcri,y Of all the votes cast was declared uuari-
mously nominated as q can4.Ire i.r Assem-
2'ymans af-er which Sir. LIVER arose md !n
an appropriate and eloquent manner returned
his thanks for the benor conferred
The convention then proceeded 10 ballet ~
one candidate for Assembly yuean, when
6. u. Fox received 10 votes.
a G. GrjG.Jhs 9
T Wells l6
i y Wyman
Scattering
T4ero bong no choice the convention .Aea
proceeded to ballo; again, when
I. Wells reviewed Is votes.
g. v Fox l3
A. c Griffths
Scattering 8
There being no choice (tha name Of AZ
Griiiths being nov withdraw J the convention
proceeded to ballot again, when 7. Wells re
ceiged 70 votes, aud G. Fox received 20
votes.
There being no choice, tha convention pro
ceeded to ballot sgain, when T Nells received
- votes. aDd g. ~ Fox received is votes
whole nutjber Of votes cast 4O-necessagy TO 3
choice-21-T. V ellis having received a nai0r-
i;y Of al tic votes cast declared duly elected.
and arose and thanked the convention Tor the
honor conferred, after which, both Nj. Ever
and Mr.. Wells expressed their hearty Gomez
donoe in the principles set forth IN the resolu-
tons adopted by this convention, and pledged
themselves 20 their supportif electej
The convention then proceeje' dominate
one candidate for county Assessor .os Eu.,s
county, when
Miles Chapin reed. = votes,
4 b. Plum Is
Scattering ore vote, and Miles Clapin hav
in received a majority Of all the votoe cas-.
was declared unanimouslyly nominated, ana
arose and APPROPRIATELY thanked the -cnvea-
'ion for tho hoaor conferred.
Upon motion Of Wells, Rac3a! Hobar.
was, by aeelamati51, unanimously aoninated
Us a cabliiete for Pubic Administrator for
Butte county. Es arose anl returned his
thanks. The convention appointed ". T. Sex
ton. Wale!sc- r Ho5or,, J. E n Lewis,
and q. p Chspgeu central committee for
Bu,ie county Tor cue rcar
On motion o. jesse Morrison. It was ordered
that the proceedings Of this convention be
signed by tie President, ani attested by the
Secretary, and published in the Butte Rec
ord i"
on motion the convention adjourned "sine
die"
Il. c. BAKER, Chairman.
T. WELLS, Secretary
Butte record., 1854-06-17

~ TIE WHrE HoRsE CANDIDATE for
Congress, trottel out by the Broierick faction,
IS gone in Lemons" having failed to ob-
tain the delegates from his own county. The
talented young Senator from Tuolumne =
carried but one precinct in that county. Thus
eodeth one whom Broderici owned body and
soul, "long tailed white horses and al"
Butte record., 1854-06-17

Runs WEL1.-A streak with coat-tails at
tached, but far in the reaI, paasol through
our town on Monday last There was coa-il-
cradle speculation as to what il was. bat cye-
rybody was left in the dark. un.ii the return
OF Singers swiftsure express, Who it seems
had over;akeu the streak While its.opqei to
bait some twenty-five mics above B.dwel,
and asccrtaiued that It vas TIE late Brole1ick
representative from Bate. CD lis Wy TO
Piumas. \ certain cnissary Of King Da7id,
who had made the tour OF Fluuos On a mis-
sion Of Loge, having probably reported. ;hat
there existed 10 grea. personal danger, tie
Hon. gentlemen male tie quickest possible
time in visiting his loving constituents. Sc
riously. we regret that We did not have an
opportunity Of seeing the sentiomcu. 1t
would have given US great pleasure to have
taken by the hand this ''young and proud
democrat, just rising iato em.aorca," Who
came 50 near being elected Speaker, aul aho
although from .he mountains, enjoyed the ut
most confidence Of MI tie wharfani water-.ot
speoulators Of San Francisco. But We are
afraid Tie gentleman really raeant 30 slight Us,
and was determined that We should not see
Brodericlsite without paying cur quarter-as
even the press and clergy are not admitted as
dead heads to such exhibitions. We shan't
give quarter for any snoh sight Some Of
them them in whipping through town, Will
find their coat tails fast upon some stump, IN
which event We shall tale measures to corral
and examine them free gfatis-.for nothing.
4 hieroglyphio inscription upon the barl; of
pine tree, near the dividing line of Butte
and Plumas, informed the good people Of Butte
that they had no cause of complaint, as the
Hon gentleman was the Representative from
Plumas county only, and had nothing to do
with Butte This lucid and able explanation
Of tight position, mustbe perfectly sati-fac-
tory to every reasonable man. and if the Hon.
gentlemen is successful in getting the nomi-
nation for Clerk Of the Supreme Court, since
the hon gentlemen secured the passage Of
bill allowing tha; officer a deputy, SO that the
business could be correctly performed in case
Of his election, we shall nos only give him the
cordial support of our paper, but shall take
the stump and go in for the Deputyship.