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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

Ngw.JERsEY.-The call for the An,i-Nebraskc Demo-
cratic meeting at Trenton signed by 200 old line
Democrats among whom were the Hon. Samuel D.
Ingham, Secretary of the Treasury under Gen. Jacson
Jos c. Potts, Esq, formerly member of the Democratic
State Central Committee, and delegate to the Baltimore
Convention in 1885, Charles Parker, ESQ formerly State
Treasurer together with other active but less widely
known Democrats.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

SALg OF IMPORTED SrooE-Tho very excellent 10: OF
of pure-bred shorhorned Durham cattle imported by the
Clinton County Ohio Company, which noticed when
they landed in this city advertised for sale
the 9th day of August, at Wilmington shor, credit
We hope some Of these cattle viii 20 into of the
counties Of that State and Indiana much in need Of
ippyoven,Anf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

FLoRIpA.--The Wings Of this State think of ex-C;ov.
THoaAs S. Brown as their candidate for Congress this
Fall.
Princess MrRAr, wife of Achille Murat son of King
Joachim OF Naples, has residence near Tallahassee,
whence she recently sent TIE Florida Sentinel new
potato weighing fifteen Her husband is Flor-
dian by choice, but we believe is now in Paris.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

CoRREcrIoS.Wo tried to say yesterday, the tenor
of the article showed that Both the deaths by Cholera
"and the total or the pas; week. are lighter than
ave had reason to oxpect but instead of lighter, the
types had it "hgher, which being exactly what did
moi mean we deem worth the trouble Of correcting.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
To Advertiser.
-pE WrEyLY TRlBUs has no. circulation of 2 0OO

THE NEEKLf TRIBUNE has now circulation OF IL 300
uDdouhdy tie best dveTpg medium the Usted
States circulating does State 10 the Union Brh
&c having for its readers Farmers Nee Mer>hsu-
Families kc Those who wish to make he busness Known ne
county would do well 10 try TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
limited number Of advertisements inserted At % cents per hAe
each insertion.
The SENI-WEEKLY TRIBrEE also has a very large cf-
clafion in the country Advertisements inserted 10 GEMS P
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
Nem21ork Daily Gribu,Is.
TUESDAY, JULY IL, 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice be taken of Communicate whatever
be auihentcad hy he aud
addres OF the wreuct necessarily tor publication bat -
Of his good faith
We undertake return rejected Communicates
THEsps-SuhscIbeTs IN sending u remittance freqoe1y
nen,i the q the PoiOtiee and ery frequently
The name Of which their paper be-
mention The nome e the Pot tf.ee and State
wishing 10 have the direction Of The TRiBuNy
CHANGED must the oJ address q well the new.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
The Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition Oh -, -
SENIWEEKLY TRIBUNE for circulation in Europe "i'
contain all the latest News up the time OF gong 10
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing can DC naa at
the desk Price Six Cents The steamship A'"'f''a
anil. from, Pos,o, for Iiverpool Tomorrow at II d.
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. The Halsdae Mich Standord says that il is informed
tha, upon careful Of the county is ascertaned
10 certainty that there Administration men.
There must be dsaecton among the Posmasters il that
Ia fle case.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

ILIxoIs-ln the Fifth lRichardson District the Dem
ocras have called Congressional Convention 10 meet
Mt Sterling, Brown Co., August l6.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

Dr. Wm H. Arison, the supposed sender of the Internal
machine to Mr. Allison, the steward of the Cincinnati
Hospital, and which killed him and his wife has been
caught it is reported, in Iowa.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

MuSE.-In the Sixth (Fullers) District a call has
been ssued for ANTI Nebraska Congressional Convcn-
tion TO meet at Columbia. july ca.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

IowA.-Dubuque Co. has population Of 1858. In
1889 the population 1854.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

FoRr NEcEssIrY.-The Tooth anniversary of Washing
TONS first battle celebrated by laying the cornerstone
OF monument st Fort Necessity.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
NoRr OHIO TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF Dr. Hoo

MORE OHIO TESTIMONY in fAtoh of Dh; hCo, " =,
spsos ph.deph. from received the
that K nty 9Sss e h'i Read sS $ be
b. PrRkHs Marietta Ohio Feb T. ls' sad YSu5 ri ser, Ix.'
Standing yie had rs,es a ho;,. tSs @ of several
DsAxf Freedom Portage Co ,Ss o. a ap Te, Co. come @ to snd
b,s, es opt =" The article for some time great deinent
Of invds II medicine much thought OF aDd 'ousnt aer ID
B n HvTcsissos NJ D. Bedford Cqyahosa Co. o. AasDst 70
sSi s S "ss ,eSs Bsd Sis so and @ my
and friends (which do for other patent medene lou WI"
TrHNea wcoser Hoy 1886, said have used some
and have great from their believe them TO DO
a e q. .S wss for r5s seea aS as s d my
opiuion Of The Gernsn Biir have USED h1 pt ,Gp b @
the very medy for the above complaints Thsy are de-
% ss,,Rs S Il % Sssif' Ct %:sfn' the
These btter VEGETABLE They never PROSTATE
fs} ssis II NswScTt BY AgaD sAyPs No. 100 Fqlt9n;t'
s. wsmen, PAui' 30 i49 chaqbest; G. cL'sx- S
M . ,g, oISOd BIoy and BY and
dealers in medicine eyerywhere
MLANEs VERMIFUGE.-No remedy ever invented
Al used asS1 bee" qu s sS4fd al e na
isvr FIJI volumes; therefore, content ourselves
win si ssa 6 & assy ~ @ dose to child six year.
child which brought 50 morenAkns 1888 worms in
Downing of Capbury Township venango County
bis child one tsaspoonu snd She passed Next
n hoSsmS Sn sS' Of w tacS Park Comfy Ia
unable supply the demosd the people in his neigh
borhood after trial Of the Others that none equn 10 D
M'LiNL's NKRMIFUCE.
Mesrs d. al CoLToS Of Winchester Ind, happened last
sprinr this AeT selling Tow bottles
the became for that their stock was soon ex
hsusd They state that has produced the beat eneet wherever
used ard is popular among the people. 49,
will BE- careful ask for Dr. MLNEs CelebIaed
vERnruer none ese an other yemuges in compe
son Dr. MLANEs genuine Vemuge also his cele
Pills be had oil respectable Drug Stores
tbe Iir,ed Sta and Canada
A CARD TO THE LADIEs.--Dr. DUPoNCO's COL
expressly for diseases peculiar to Females
They without coubt tn best PHI prepared o Female Com
plant Lady should be without then sold by Druggists
even where's price Sl per box
CRisTADORos HAIR DyE.-This matchless com
pound universal scesmau TO be the most res
b xe In use eOlorng processes nnprng Al
the same time siness the ha sold whoese
ard tail applied CRIsT ADoRos, No Asor House
RATCHEIOR's HAIR DYE is still the leading article,
be best DrK eStent for perfectly eoon ae
Hair the applied Tens of Thousand all OF the
world reliable DYE known. Sold applied in
private az w A. BArchELoRs No 1J3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
Busiuess Notifes.

Bnsimsss Notifss.-.
ZEPHYR MEInNo USDER-GARMESTs,
L.p... ossr..ss. 10 ..o o.nso.ss: ;, IL. ,.x..,
s.s: o. aus' be gs,ss.xS xa Il ss.' country
' ''''' Hosiery s. e. M.ss;.story
opps.Is. M,nopOHtsn Hotel aad NiblO'. Garden
s1,NFR UNDER GARMENTS AND HOSIERY Time
80. s: e sss sssay. sy ei1s ssso SS @
suod establishment several years since are universally
'Pr''' ''o Rssk1s Co, Importer. and Manufacturers
a No loi Bowery.
-suks, SILEs, SILKs!l--We are selling rich
Spins 70 cent. Per ys,G ss PLAID DO & from % esS
i IS S sG S a. and 'i re e ss 6 s T from s
No Si7 Broadway cor Of Leonard~t
SHIRT COLLAR SrIgcmNG.-Two young Women,
Who lave wHEELEx WILSON SEWING MseHISEs, wish collars
20 stitch They do beside their present work from sT 70
ssDs on BY sdSssns CoLIas - ibis Office
The extreme heat of these hot days will tempt any
70 Ssss 70 ns s ws S % ues
asie be shielded BY wearing Rays se.oDsSs Zephyr
md both relieving and shielding
the H"p's ''' '''Sy asss ssc RsS 10 ios Bo~.f
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICEs.-The subscribers,
n % close hs entire & sio's o. sum%sI Good have a
C1 Ribbons, &e fully . per cent from Their former o"
prices a. az, pa L.ADSsa' M ~ ~ T. as,d IL, ..
PIANOS MELoDEONs AND MUsIC-HoRACE WA.
s % sS.. Re s'isys o.s e Gsss
Pianos Gbe-ts Boodoir Pianos and Horace Wa
tens Fianos; H. W. Smiths Meodeons, Goodwin Bald
wins Mr. Waters has also hand Pianos Of eight other
SIaeept Meodeons every style and flush Music
and Merehande Of variety and quality better than
His being email profits quek
ssies" stock constantly aad rapidly selling
SEWING MACHISEs.-The combination OF Needle
and Shuttle Sewing Machines has been declared public property
IN, d sop OF Mason Commissioner Of Patents
proves invention made ky Walter un ~ nj @ sna
s has the public The extOions OF Elias hone
J an end Coaes Of TINS &c
be had gratis Of the offices Of J. NJ: slss.H - ~, ~
CAUTIoN.-All persons making, using or selling
s,vs N.cHyxys who avoid consequences OF the v
<in6c yell my advertisement the rsehiney oouD "
sfd. T. howE, 9k W. ~ -,
DFYJANCE SALAMAYDER SAFEs.-RogERT M. PAT
RICK l. the cole the United States me GA
hrst.a ssf., ard n C. Impenetrabe Denehce %
Cyoss Esrs the Locks combined IN ho ~oi NJ
No If2 Peast door below Maiden ianei 'anu'Ao' wa
g. "a CsnDon-s-
LACE SHAwLs-LACE SBAwLs.-Just received,
100 black LACE sHAwLs square slightly dsssea Tnn n % we
VIII o"e. ~ s,es ,orth LEADBEATEK d LIE.
oHhAAD'N' w. ~ No. 3;7 Broadway. Of Leonardst
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100 black LACE sHAwLs 90 sshty wscn m e we
VIII oheI AZ T. ,pGs wo,th SiO LEApBEATER u LEE.
okhhAD'SN w. No. 3;7 Broadway Of LeOnardst.
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brat.d Safes and y. Collins lnpenetrsbs nSnb-
combined IN the "oia
No 10 Pearl one door Nadenlsne; Manuactoy NOS
exn 4 4 s.d6G Cann
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
PIANOS MELoDEONs AND MUsIC.-HoRACE WA
Saving MACWNrs. combination OF Need

and shuttle Sewing Machines has been declared pubic property
tn Sc op Mason Commissioner o Patents
proyes that this invention Walter Hunt IN S and
st has the public The extoriion OF Elias nov
J his end. CoIa Of TINS
be had gratis Of the Offices OF J. VI SlsShk "a -
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER,
April llth, 1854.

"A RA ~ IL III AOC2s I
Dear Citizen Your beautiful and
very interesting little sheet, comes to US
each week, and is the admired of all admi-
rers. We are still moving on in the same
slow and quiet way we were when l last
wrote you.
There is as yet no time fixed for final
adjournment, but all are apparently get
ting we'll tired of staying here; and have
no doubt we shall adjourn without getting
through with the business of the session,
as there is still cn hand business enough
to last month, if DO new bills were intro
duced.
The Senate has been occupied for the
last week discussing the Nebraska reso-
lutions. which were introduced into that
body for no other apparent purpose than
to further the views Of few aspiring poll
ticians. 1t will have the effect to open the
agitation of the slavery question, with
which, by the by, we in California have
nothing to do, or at least ought not to have
The Senatorial question now sleeps very
quietly, and l hope will continue to sleep
the remainder of this session.
The House, on Saturday last, passed
printing bill, which provides that State
printer shall be elected by the people at
the general election in 1855, and every
two years thereafter, and that State
printer shall he elected by the present
Legislature to do the printing until that
time. There was grand complimentary
ball given at the Orleans Hotel on the 4th
inst, to the State officers and members of
the Legislature. There were about $50
ladies and $50 gentlemen present; it was
a very brilliant affair, and l believe all
were we'll pleased with their nights en-
joyment.
The Montplaisir Troupe are playing a
very brilliant engagement at the theatre
here; the house is nightly filled to witness
their very interesting performances.
A resolution to fix the time of adjourn
ment has just been made the special order
ofthe day for Friday next, at II o'clock.
From present indications the time will be
fixed at about the middle Of May.
Yours truly, CAPITAL.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

GARDExING.-Every suitable spot on
the hill-sides aud along the river is now
being prepared for planting. Two years
experiment has proved that vegetables
can be successfully cultivated, notwith-
standing the altitude and apparent bar
renness Of the hills. 1t is true that the
yield is not so large, and that more atten-
ton is required, but then the price de-
manded more than makes up for the extra
labor. 1t would astoaish staid old Penn
sylvauia or New England farmer to exam
inc the sales-book of California noun
tain gardener, where the nett proceeds of
one acre are equal to the whole proceeds Of
moderate sized farm in the Alleghanies
after years patient labor. One thing
we observe in mountain horticulture
more attention is paid to the useful than
the ornamental, the language and senti-
ment Of flowers is utterly disregarded ;
and if sentimental young gentleman
should visit one Of the Downieville gar
dens with the expectation Of gathering a
bouquet for his lady-love, ten to one but
the matter of fact man would offer him a
precocious cabbage head. or az overgrown
potato.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15
Justices Court.
BEfoHE GEoHcF 4. BOOTH, Sso.


April 10th, 1884,
he People u. John Hirley q ai.Ebe,
fendants were arrested upon the cowpl3iut
OF j. G. Cutshaw, upon . charge Of rob
bery. At the examination. Cufshaw tea-
tilted that defendants entered his bed
room at the st. Charles Hotel Downie-
vile, on the morning of the 10th inst. at
about three o'clock, when Hirlcy advanced
to complainant's bed, took him by the
throat. and demanded his money. Cut.
shaw took his purse from under his pillow
and gave Hirley S. so. About Is or 20
minutes after Hirley again catered Cut
shaws room, and told him that be had
spent that money and wanted more, and
that If he didn't give it to him be would
kill him. cutshaw then let Hirtey have
50 50. A man by the name Of Dill was
asleep in the same room with Cutshaw,
and Hirley wanted to wake Dill to wit
ness that he had borrowed IS from Cut
shaw.
After the prosecuting witness had given
his direct testimony, defendants counsel
put in an affidavit to be allowed time for
his defense. An adjournment was allow.
ed. Hirley was, meantime admitted to
bail in the sum of $3.50, and the young
man arrested with him was discharged, as
there was not sufficient testimony to hold
him. After court adjourned, information
came to the knowledge of Justice Booth
in reference to pocket book which Hir-
ley had been seen to drop in the street,
answering to the description Of one which
Cutshaw had lost. This led the Justice to
issue warrant of re-arrest for Hirley, in
order to reconsider the bail bond and fix
it at higher sum. The sheriff proceeded
to execute the warrant, but was unable to
find Hirley, who had either fed or was
concealed. The bail being forfeited, the
amount, $3.50, was paid into Court by the
bailor.
We have been thus particular in de-
scribing this case, because some feeling
has been expressed in the community re-
hecting upon Justice Booth, and we think
unjustly, for the reason that at the exami-
nation, no evidence was offered on the part
Of the prosecution in regard to the pocket
book.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15
New D1ce1Nes have been discovered q,

New DIGoINGs have been discovered on
Russia river, about forty-6ve miles from
Sonoma. It's said that the farmers of
Marin, Bodega and Pataluma, have
gone to the mines, and that claims havo
been sold as high as $4,000. We have
been on too many goose chases ourselves,
to be very much excited by this startling
news.
Iowa H1LL.-T'he news from this place,
says the Placer Herald, continues to be of
a cheering character. Houses are being
built like magic, and there is good pros
pect Of large and aonrishing town being
built in short time.
PARKS BAR.-Water has been intro
duced into the extensive hill and surface
.diggings at that place. The California
Express advises "three or four hundred
fine lusty fellows, who have become fat
and slick on the interest of their boarding
house debts" to close business. and pro-
coed to Parks Bar and make themselves
useful.
SENATOR WELLER.-The Washington
Sentinel intimates that the speech of Sena-
tor Weller on the Nebraska and Kansas
bill made quite sensation.
The introduction of pure water was
celebrated in Sacramento on the 9th inst.
The McDoSouGH CAsE.-The decision
of the Supreme Court in the great Nc
Donough case, has been delivered by
Judge Campbell. The points decided
are that the citizens of New Orleans and
Baltimore are the legatees Of McDonough,
and that the legacy is valid.
The San joaquin Republican says that
miner at Buckeye Flat bought claim
on last Monday for $50 aud took out six
pounds of gold before night.
The BIG LUHP.-The lump of gold re-
Gently found at Columbia, weighing a
lbs, has been purchased by Page, Bacon
& Co.
DnowxED.-A man named Joseph
Martin, from wisconsin, was drowned at
Nevada on Monday last.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

Coop ADvICE.-Ihe San Francisco
papers advise all who are out Of employ
ment, as well as the loafers about town to
leave for the mines. This advice would
be easily followed, provided the aforesaid
INDECENT individuals had the tin where
withal to pay their passage. But whether
the severity OF the climate and the hard
ships incident upon life in the mines
would agree with their constitution, is a
question which we can't answer.
We believe, however, that an honest,
industrious man can always find employ
mcnt in the mountains; and after becoming
known as such, he will never lack for
friends. To such as expect to make a
fortune by shutting little quadralateral
strips of pastehoard, or clandestinely ex-
ploring the pockets or money drawers Of
their neighhors, we have only to say that,
there, is peculiarity in the ATMOSPHERE
which often brings about strangulalion.
Mountainecrs cannot appreciate the fine
points displayed in the scientific unbolting
Of a door, or the abstraction of bag oi
dust; and when the operator is discovered
they will insist on his being held up to
public observation. We advise all such
persons to stay away, as we should be
sorry to announce anything disagreeable
in relation to their connection with any
particular line
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15
Arrival Of the Goliah.

The steamer Golidh arrived at San
Francisco on Saturday the Sth inst.
The Los Angeles Star says that the
rumor of the starving and freezing condi-
ton of Col. Fremont's party is without
foundation. No intelligence has been re-
ceived from them since the arrival of Mr..
Babbitt.
UNITED STATES SuRvEY.-Mr. Hancock
returned to town, having sectionized
three townships north of lem seal noun
tains, south of San Bernardino, and west
of Santa Anna river. lie reports the
land as being principally arabic, and pc
culiarly adapted to the growth of wheat
and small grains. After receiving Free
mans return of the survey Of the second
parallel south, Mr.. II. will proceed to
township the lands between the first and
second parallel south, embracing the valley
of San Juan and Santa Anna river
After this be will complete his town.
shipping north of the base-line, inclnding
the valleys of San Fernandn and San
Buena-ventura.- Star
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15
PAc1rIc RA1LRoAD.-Gov. Isaac ]

Pacific RAILRoAD.-Gov. Isaac j.
Stephens, of Washington Territory, de-
livered an address at the Musical Hall,
San Francisco, on the evening of the 10th,
on his survey and exploration Of the
Northern route for the Pacific Railroad. y
The Governor thinks the route from the
great lakes to Pugets Sound by Column
bia river entirely practicable. There are
no grades over thirty feet to the mile, and
very little appreheasions of snow are en-
tertained. We are sorry that space will
not admit Of quotations from the address.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

INDIAN ToUBLEs ON McCLoUD RIVER
The Indians have become very trouble
some on Cow creek, Pitt river and the
upper Sacramento. The Shasta Courier
gives an account Of an expedition under
taken for the recovery of stock and the
chastisement of the thieves, which resulted
in the death of fourteen or fifteen of the
diggers. The Indians have expressed .
willingness to cease stealing, provided the
whites will allow them to return to their
fvorite fishing streams.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15
Expresses.

Langton Il Bros and Rumrill 4 Co.'S
leave for Marysville every morning ard
arrive every evening. Four days are al
lowed by each for the transportation Of
treasure, and three days for letters, to
60 by the steamers of the lst and 10th.
Langton & Bros Express leaves for Ne
vada and intermediate points every Tuesday
and Friday morning, and arrives Monday
and Thursday evening.
Rumrill d Co.'S Forest City Express
leaves every Saturday morning and arrives
Sunday evening.
Beck's Express to Gibsonville and inter.
mediate points, leaves every Sunday morn
ing, and arrives Wednesday evening.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

EALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ by the undersigned till the goth day of
April next, for the construction of the Min.
nesota Water Company's Flume, from the
SaWmlll, now in course of erection, on Wolf
creek. to Minnesota, a distance of about
81 miles The fume is to be built of Ii
inch plank, feet wide and Ii feet high.
and to be built in substantial manner. sub
Ject to the approval of the Company.
The Sawmill will be furnished to the
contractors in running order, which is to be
delivered up to said company at the close
OF tne work in as good order and condition
as when received, reasonable wear and teor
excepted. In the construction ofthis work
there are no obstacles of any magnitude to
overcome. Where any bridging is needed
there is an abundance of timber at hand.
and the mill is situated in ravine sur.
rounded by groves of timber-more than
Will be needed for the fiume. The ground.
from the mill to Minnesota, has been sur.
veyed and staked of, SO that parties de-
slrous OF estimating will find no difficulty
IN making personal observation of the
route, and any information will be given
by application to the undersigned. All
letters to be prepaid. Contractors will
state their price per mile, the length Of
time necessary to construct each mile, and
their terms. The company propose topsy
twenty-five per cent. each month on the
amount ofwork completed, and on the COM
pletion of the job the balance to be paid in
sixty and one hundred and twenty days,
bearing interest The company reserve the
right of giving the job to responsible bid
ders, and contractors will be required to
give security for the faithful performance
OF the work, and also for the completion of
each mile in the stipulated time, or to for
felt the work done.
Proposals to be directed to the Trustees
of the Minnesota Water Company" care Of
Langton d Bros Express, Downieville :"
Water Co.'S Flume.n
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees:
ED. j. SMITH,
apr 15-lt Secretary.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

QUITE FoRruNE.--One of the largest
diamonds known, was lately deposited 1t
the Bank of England by London firm, to
whom it was consigned from Rio Janeiro.
It's weight is 254 carats, and its estimated
value, according to the scale, is about one
million three hundred thousand dollars
It is said to be of the finest water. and
without haw, and was found by q negro
slave, who received his freedom as . re-
yard. Golden Era.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

A CRAsH.-A warehouse in Washing
ton street San Francisco. fell in last week.
bnrying one man in the ruins and doing
much serious damage. The body Of the
unfortunate man has since been found in
a manqled condition, the flesh being eaten
of the face and arms by the rats.