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The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
THE SHASTA COURIER
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC le, 1884.
Agent. for the Co~rier.

The following gentlemen are our regularly
authorized agents, empowered TO collect Sub
scriptions, Advertisements and Job Work. and
receipt for the sanc:-
Hiear9vaie. -CRAs, ROGERS & Co., and
RHoDEs & LUsK-
one Horse 7'otcn.- WOODWARD & CHAN
DLER, Expressmen.
: French Guich-THoMpsos & ZISS and KSap-
PER & SCHULTZ.
Yreka.-cSAs, RosrRs & Co., and RHeDrs &
LusK.
81J w. Evans, of the firm of Best s. Co, Is
our regular agent at Bestyllle North Salmon
River, Klamath county.
rJy Murray & Armstrong; Express Is an au
thorised Agent of this paper.
lSy AGENTS wanted ip every portion OF the
mines.
REMOVAL. p Fisher, onr agent at San
Francisco has removed his office from the Nler
chants Exchange to Adams u Co. new Ex-
press house, Montgomery Block. We take
pleasure in recommending MIR. Fisher to the
merchants of San Francisco. AS an agent Tor
this paper he has ever been faithful and re-
liable, and any advertising placed in his hands
for the Coutler. will not fail Of publication for
the want of attention on his part.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
District Court, November Term. 1854.
HON. WIN. P. DAINGERFIELD, PRESIDING.

HON. WIN. P. DAINGERFIELD, PRESIDING
Friday. Dec 8. IS54.-Bass VS.. Moody Me
Nlnrtry AVID Sprague for plaintiff: Garter and
Ward for defendants. Jury; VIM. T. Hanfor,
James Butfun, VIM. Bryan, Sam Goldstone, r.
klotz, H. Taylor W. Kennedy. J Wright Thos
King. Jas Hunter. Hy Bergh. j. Weiner. Wit
nesses for plif., Gillette, Struwbridge, Blevine
Williamson.
McMuriry. solicitnr-ExtenSon of ferry Il
cense TO a. :. Wells. Bond s. 800, and license
tax s6 per month.
S"tnrdoy Dec. g. Garter. solicitor-Exten-
sion OF ferry privilege granted to Wm Lean
Bond, $1,000, and license tax So per month
HARRISON solici,or-Rep,ovaloff offerrv privilege
granted TO Dow Vincent. of Red Bnfs, Bone.
$1,000. and license tax s. per month.
Bass VS. Mqody and Moody. Witnesses for
plf.. Vandevear Flynn. Parks, Weatherow :;
and for defts., Charles Wood.
Moafoy Dec. IL. McMnrtry, solcitor-Chris
flan Brand admitted 10 citizenship, and oath adj
mInistered.
Bass vs.. Moody and Moody Witnesses for de-
PENDANTS, NJ. WhippIe. E. nhipple vandevear
'nipeachng witnesses on behalf OF ptf Nnunal-
ly. Norton. Latferly, Blevins, Devices, Roop
5. Isaacs
Tuesday, Dec lo.--Rndoph Koz VS.. J. X.
Fix. Philip Fix aud Wm. Lee. McAInrirv for
pitt. judgment by default and toreciosed and
sale OF n"rigaged premises. Debt $3.50 az !;
interest. S29 COSTS. S26I s..
Bass rs. Moody and Moody. Continued
Ifednesdoy, Dec. 18Th. Bass " Moody and
Moody. Arguments of counsel had and concu-
ded aud Instructions deferred.
Thursday, Dec. ii. Garter. soictnr-Wm.
Strata, admitted 10 citizenship, aud oath aomn-
isterad.
Rnckman VS.. Paine. ct. al. Harrison for pff.
Nc cAluriry tor deiis. Continued 10 next term of
court on agreement.
| Cavert vs.. Npnpally. Garter for pfF. Sprague
& Chadbourne for dett MOTION for d new trial
overruled, and exceptions thereto filed by pltf 5
attorney.
Berry VS.. Kennedy. Ward & McMur,ry for
plh Garter for deft. II. A. Curtiss appointed
referee TO report judgment of court.
| Bass VS.. Josiah Ward Dist Attorney. Spraeue
| q McMurtry for plf.. Harrison & Garter for
left Jury empanneled. Witnesses called Ar
gunlents OF attorneys. and instructions given to
jury.
Bass VS.. Moody. Jury discharged without
| agreeing upon verdict.
Friday Dec. l5.-Bass VS.. Ward. Verdict of
'he jury: = We, the jury, find District Atty.
Ward not guilty. ". b. Olendorf foreman
Judgment in favor of deit tor costs of sut
| taxed at s46, 10.
Court adjourned sine die.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
From Yrelxa.

The Herald of the 9th was placed upon our
table, by Cram, Rogers s. Co. and Rhodes &
Co. We extract the items.
The weather still continues distressingly dry.
Miners are waiting with what patience they yet
possess for water. Occasionally the sky becomes
overcast. but alas it again clears off and our
bright hopes are again crushed. This state of
affairs cannot. however last long. We must
have water towards Christmas
The Yreka Water Company are pushing the
work along with laudible rapidly They now
have two hundrod and sixty men at work, and
eleven mites OF ditch completed, and will have
in the water from Mill Greek in twenty-i five
days, by that time that stream and the other
tributaries of the canal will afford sufficient wa
ter to fill the ditch during the wet part OF the
spring.
The Foot Race between Conner and Gilbert
came off on Wednesday last. near this place.
Conners race by Is inches. Main bet $1,000 a
side.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
SHESsEFF,S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued ont of the District Court in and for
The 9ih Judicial District, IN Shasta county and
State of California, duly attested the four
ieenh day OF December, A. D. 1854, requiring
me 10 satisfy an TX, cution in favor of Rodolrl,
oi2 vs.. }. Xix, Philip Fix and William l.. 9,
Tor the sum of hlIteen hundred and eIyhiy-s
dollars and friy seven cents deb, and twenty
nine dollars interest thereon The Judgment an,
two hundred aud sixiN-ope dollars and fifty @
cents costs together with accrnng costs ba, @
seized and taken in execution all the right, title
and interest of tbs said J. X. Fix. Phillip FiA,
and William Lee, in and to the following mort
gagged premises ing and being in the county
"t Shasta and State of California TO wit: be-
ginning at large pine tree standing about one
fourth OF mile north of Mill Site Greek. and
about one mile southwest from George W. Nc
Cumber's claim, said tree bearing three blazes
thence IN a soulherly course 100 rods to a pine
tree bazed AS aforesaid thence In an easterly
course, crossing said creek, 1860 rods. TO rip,.
tree blazed as aforesaid. thence in northerly
course with the course OF said creek 100 rods To
me place OF beginning, aud including the lower
tails on said creek. and containing 100 acres. tn.
gether with the saw mill and Site buildings. &c
thereon. asrs - I - !.
Notice is hereby given. tha will expose ~
pnblIc sale the above described property 20 ths
highest bidder for cash. .4es II -
s'.'a On SATURDAY, JAN 13, 1855. .gaea.s
in the town OF Shasta, in front of Ioao,. Hor..
Market WM. A. NUNNALI.Y..h
. Sheriff OF Shasia County
Oec' TO- 1904. I'd
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
The Expulsion of Mr.. soule fr.,. =.

A correspondent OF New York paner ,,..:
ting from Lonaon on the 31st Oct, give, Tho g,
lowing additional particulars, being the ,.,...
received. of the expulsion of MIR. Soule d
Minister of the United States at the Conn, =
Spain. from the territory OF France, by order IS
Louis Napoleon -
There is no further news from Mr.. Mason, :,
though it is hardly expected in fact, he il sr a
pect ed himself, but he will ha1dy come. En-,
lsh mediation is hard at work, and Mr. Bpcbae
an had an interview with Lord Clarepdon nr
the result of which nothing has transpired. Aft
all, fear there will be great efforts to lead bacL
the affair to the grounds of personality. Wbe,ber
the British Cabiaet will sacceed in this. is .s
yet, matter of doubt. Napoleon's Secretary ns
State went, in his excited declaration to NJ
Mason. much too far, easily to back out from n.
position. Nj. Drouyn de fHuys spoke besides
in Tone and behaved in manner. which were
clearly not of his own choice, but were the die
tations of igher order. He talked about tho
mot very friendly (peu amicae) manner in
which Mr.. Soue is said 10 have spoken in mi;
vare society of the Emperor, but he was much
more emphatic aud irritated in his reproaches
against the general sentiment OF the policy Of
America.
am again assured that a French feet will
who is very positive in his information, writes
me that the principal reason of that quarrel is
to be sought in the wish To have a pretext for
sending protecting squadron to the waters of
ST. Domingo the quasi annexation of which is 10
be impeded by any means. Another informant
is cf opinion that the hole affair is but palace
intrigue, concocted and carried out to please the
Duchess ofAlba, who, as you know, is the sister
Of the Empress Eugene llrntije
However that may be. the English are very
much afraid of the consequences of that un.
looked for affair They begin for the first time,
to think of the grave difficulties which such an
adventurous ally may lead them into. The
Times of yesterday had leader OH the matter
1t knew, evidently, only the first part Of the sto-
ry; bnt even that was enough TO make il feel
uncomfortable 1t dares not, OF course. TO ven
ture upon censure on the expected guest ofthe
Queen. but it remarks that the step taken in re-
spect to Mr.. So1le is 81 unusual and thinks that
our Minister may console himself with the r,hec-
ton that " thousands OF better men than himself
are just now excluded from France" The
Times knowing as said, only half the fact ad-
verts to the subject because it finds that there
is some disposition on the part of the Ministers
of the United States here and in Paris. to give
an importance to that affair which it does not
possess.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16

The GARDSERAND MEARs FRAUDs.-The COM
mittee of Congress appointed toinvestgate these
frauds, says the State Jonrnal have reported that
the General Government paid on the Gardner
claim $42S750, and on the Mears claim $l53. 81
total, $685. 625. OF the Gardner money, Robt
G. Corwin got $l43 $685. Edward Curtis S24,-
5S7; Waddy Thompson. $54682; and S2Q5, ,713
remain in the hands of Corcoran & Riggs. at
tached by the Government. OF the Mears mo-
ney, DR.. Gardiner got $50. 1873; ]. Nj. Carlisle
S3S, ,2S1 and T. de la Cuesta s2S7lI. The COM
mite agree that Thomas Corwin, who was at the
time of the preparation of the fraud, Secretary
Of the Treasury, and his brother Robt G. Cor
win, are liable to the United States for the sum
of $l07 .lS7, and recommend the passage of re-
solution requesting the President to institute
proceedings i'll law or equity against tn m, as
we'll such other agents, attorneys and con-
federates, as may have assisted in prosecuting
the fraudulent claims of Gardner and Mears, IN
order to test their liability to refund the amounts
paid them. This Thomas Corwin is the same
man. who, from his place in the Senate of the
nation, during the late war; recommended the
Mexicans TO welcome our soldiers with bloody
hands to hositable graves Is it to be wonder
ed at that man capable of uiering such All
atrocious sentiment, should prove to be scoun-
drel1
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16

CALIFORNIA AMUsEMsNTs.-The people of
jackson bad rare sport on the 10Th inst, under
the head Of Bull fighting. The performances
commenced with fight between two bulls ;
next woman would be introduced to fight with
and kill one Of the widest bulls that can be pro-
duced and the whole to conclude with grand
fight between bear and iackass The whole
should have concluded with fight between the
bear and jackass IN side, and the woman on
the oiher,-in which case we would have bet
our bottom dollar on the woman.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
sasERsFF,s SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
q p issued out of the District Court in and for
the County of Shasta and Stale uf California
duly attested, on the fiteent b day of Dec, mhei
A. ID. 1854, requiring me to satisfy indsnIell,
III favor OF Joel I: LaGdrnm Berjamn f.
Briggs, for the snm Of FIVE hundred and ninety
three dollars aud nlneiy7iWo cents Judgment
and two hundred and twenty seven dollars and
tWenty-one gents costs OF snit, together with ac-
crnins costs, haye this day seized and taken in
execution all the right title aud interest of said
Benlamin +. Briggs in and 10 the following
named property. TO wit; a certain Toll Bridge
crossing Clear Greek at Briggsvile, in Shasta
County and State OF California;
Notice Is hereby given that will expose TO
pubic sale III front OF Longs Horse Market, in
The tQwn of Shasta, between the hours of nine
O'Clock A. NJ, and sundown,
On SATURDAY, JAN. 13. 1855,
all OF The above described property 10 the high
est bidder ipr cash.
VIM. A. NUNNALLY, Sheriff.
Shasta. Dec. l6 1854. I'd
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16

WANT OF RAIN The cry ol the miner through
out the land, still continues TO be water, wa
ter but. alas these cries seem not to have
been heard by the gaeat Ruler of The Heavens.
The consequence is that business in every por-
tion of the State is depressed. We learn that
many of the business men ip the cities below
are " bursting up the direct effect of the fail
ure OF country traders to meet their engagements
with them. This finre on the part of the coun-
try traders is, of course, occasione1 by the fact
that the miners have been unable to dig the
gold, on account of The absence of water. The
long continued olronih is. indeed fast getting tn
be public calamity At present there is not
existing the sli ghtest indication of change IN
the weather. Alas there not :. ten right
eous men in the land, whose prayers wonld
not be abomnation in the sight of Heaven I?
California, is indeed to use the words Of the
man i'll the play IA wicked. wicked 7" land. In
the language of the revlvaist, we say, pray
on bseihren."
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16

CHINESE VERSUS 1NDIANs.--An Indian attempt
ed to carry off from from Chinese camp, OH
Flat Greek, one day this week, bag of -four,
when several Johns set upon him with guns.
sticks, stones &c, and after shouting him with
the gun, and battering his head with the sticks
and stones, succeeded in sending mister Indian
to the Heavenly hunting grounds. As between
indians and Chinese. our sympathies always
with the natives Would it not be possible to
get these people into a Kilkenny Cat Fightl
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
The souIe Difficulty.

The most startling piece Of news that has been
received in this State for many months, is the
ulreatened rupture of the friendly relations at
France. The particulars of the dlissculty that
may possibly bring about state of things so
much TO be deprecated as war between France
and our Government, may be gathered from ar
tcles published in other portions of to-day s
paper
There can be 20 doubt, from the evidence be-
fore us. that great ind gnity has been offered
the United States, in the treatment bestowed
upon Mr.. Soule. Whether it is OF character
hawever, to Justify declaration Of war by the
Government of the United States we are unpre-
pared to express opinion in the absence of
official information in regard to the matter. 1t
is alleged that upon being pressed by Dir. Ma
son, our Minister at the Court of France for the
reasons why Mr. Soule had not been permitted
to pass through France on his way to Spain, NJ.
Druoyn de l'Huyes, the French Secretary, gave
the following =
l. The treatment of NJ. Dillon, the French
Consul in California.
luC IcttCt ot N1i. SdH0Cio W AohSh
people; and ! ''s
3. Cuba
If these are really the reasons which the En-
peror of France offers in justification of his ex
pulsion of an American Minister from the French
territory, then, we say, as every true American
must say, let war be declared.
Without doubt Louis Napoleon is one Of the
greatest scoundrels that ever disgraced France
hut at the same time he is far from being fool
-and hence we find it impossible to give full
credence to the statement of the London cores
pondent, that the foregoing reasons were given
by the French Government in support of the
Calais outrage. We cannot believe that Napo-
leon, with a war with Russia upon his
hands, would be guilty of the consummafe folly
of going out of his way to embroil his Govern
ment with nation capable of striking him with
such terrible and fatal effect. 1t is almost in
credible that he should, at this particular time,
offer national insult to the United States for The
alleged. The probability, therefore, is that
the whole affair will prove to be nothing more
than a personal difficulty between Mr. Soule and
Ia petite Napoleon. In the meantime the next
news from the Atlantic board is look ed for with
the greatest eagerness.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
BIRTHS.

In Shasta, on the 2lst ult., the wife of w. s.
Hughes. pt a daughter. E0 uEEsK
On Chnrp Greek, on the 18th, Mrs. Miles
Cahon Of son. af
On Churn Greek, on the 22nd ult., Mrs. Mead.
ows, Of SOP.
In Yreka, on the End inst, the lady d. ID. Col
ton, Esq, Of daughter.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16

TIE LAWS WoRK.-Within the past two
months, no less thar six criminals have been
legally executed for murder ip this State; and
three others adjudged to die. have bad their sen
tences commued to Imprisonment for ten years
each in the State Prison. Among the latter is
James Stewart, now in the Trinity Jail. The
State. Journal says this change of punishment was
made upon the recommendation of Judge Dain-
gerheld every one OF the twelve persons who
tried the case. Senator May, the Hon. John Mus
ser, and numerous others of the best known cit
liens OF Trinity and Shasta counties.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16

"a Was st Patrick ever on Humboldt Bay !?
This question is proponnded by the Humboldt
Tines, because neither snakes nor toads have
ever been seen there. by even the g oldest in
habitant-" This is grave question. and one
upon which much might be said for and against.
The absence of the reptiles named, however.
may be accounted for. we think, by the early
settlement upon tina, Bay. of certain friend of
ours. perfectly raw Itishnan.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16

DEATH OF MRs. HAMiLToN-The death of
this venerable lady, the relict of Alexander
Hamilton. occurred in Washington city the 9Th
of November last. Mrs. Hamilton lived to the
advanced age of ninety-seven years and three
months. She was the second daughter of the
distinguished Gen. Philip S. Schuyler, of Alba
ny, and was born on the OH day Of August, l757.
She married to Alexander Hamilton then
one of the aids of Gen. Washington. with the
rank of Leutenant-C Coonel on the 9th of Decem-
ber, $780, there not being qnite years differ
ence in their ages
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16

SHOOTING MATcHEs.-Persohs having conf
dence in their skill with the rifle, will be af
fortled the opportunity on Christmas Day, at
Quartz Hill and Whisky Greek, of winning tur-
keys, chickens, mules, revolvers, and variety
OF other prizes.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16

~ Hon. w. T. Barbour. Judge of the 10Th
District indicted by the Grand jury of Yuba
County, for assault with. deadly weapon. with
intert to commit great bodily injury upon the
person of one c. K. Siidger, has applied for a
change of venue on account of the great preju-
dice existing against him in Yuba.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
By Yesteday,s Expres..

Mr. Brastow. from Adams & Co.'s Express.
was first ON hand yesterday evening. consider
ably in advance of the stage. with The Sacra-
mento and San Francisco papers respectively
of the l4th and 18th inst
We fnd in them nothing Of any very great
moment. The mail steamer, with weeks later
intelligence. is now due.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16

SQUATrER RENCoUNTER.-Our town for seve-
Gus Sights have occurred-no mutlated counte-
nances, nor battered heads-no eyes done up
in mourning habiliments nor noses bearing the
impress of bones," have for long time exhi-
bited themselves in public places. Hence the
little .sguatter riot that occurred in our streets
on Thursday morning. welcomed with great
glee by those fond of exhibitions in the q manly
art of self-defence.'' The difficulty grew ont of
an effort on the part of the first party, to squat
upon certain unocenpied lot situated almost
immediately opposite Van Wie's butcher shop
and which lot, we believe, The Court of Sessions
of this county long since declared public high
way, and paid for. The owner of lot imnedi
ately adjoining this highway objected to the
squatting process on the part of the first party
gave indubtable evidence Of a willingness to re-
sist the aforesaid process by means of fists and
feet clad in stogie boots-and hence consider
able g fought epsued, during which human
frames received detriment and one indiyiduals
jusular, and breathing and swallowing apparatus
received painful digital pressure. The smell
of blood" from the ueigboring meat stall, and
the recent news from France. are supposed to
have excited the combativeness of the belliee-
rents. At the present time of writing the town
is again quiet
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
BAIL AT Red RLUFFs.

$3.50. BALL WILL BE GIVEN OK THE
Nta2ss9Jf 25ih, Christmas Evenin at the LUNA
~ HOUSE. Red Bluffs No trouble will
be spared 10 make this DELIGHTFUL occasion.
DON VINCENT
Red Bluffs, Dec. "A, 1854. dI6id
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16

BALLs.-A public ball will be given at the
Eagle Hotel, in this place. on the evening of the
oIst inst, the Thursday before Christmas.
Another as will be seen by reference to the
advertisement. will come off at the Luna House,
Red Bluffs on Christmas Evening.