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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30

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Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24
ARRIVAL OF THE BROTHER
JONATHAN.

The Nicaragua steamship Brother
JonatAvn arrived at San Francisco, on
the afternoon Of Saturday, but brought
no later intelligence from the Atlantic
States. We are indebted to the Com
mereial Adrrsiser for slip containing
the news from Central America, and the
list Of passengers.
The Brother Jonathan brings 543
passengers-l39 Of whom are ladiss-
has had no sickness on board.
CENTRAL AMERrcA.-The city Of
San Salvador, State of San Salvador, Of
$4,000 or 10000 inhabitants, was al
most entirely destroyed by an earth
quake on the 26th Of April. All the
churches, public buildings, aud prinai-
pal dwelling houses,wcre entirely demol-
ished. Ono hundred dead bodies had
been taken from the ruins, and it was
supposed that some two hundred others
were buried beneath the ruins.
The civil war in Nicaragua was st;n
progressing; the invading army had ia.
ken all the principal cities and towns,
with the exception Of Grenada, and
Rivas, the former Of which was occupied
BY both parties when the Brotisr Jo~A-
than isft.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

TnEArrR.-A performance will DO
given, at the Theater, this evening, for
the benefit of Miss Annie Smith, and
tomorrow evening, for the benefit Of
Miss e. Fowler. We hope our citizens
will turn out in good numbers and show
their gallantry on the occasion. The
benefit 70 Mr.. B. 8. Mortimer, on
Thursday evening was pretty well atten-
ded, and We believe tho performance
gave general satisfaction. The pieces
were Charles the I'd, and the Cork
Leg. McGowan as Capt. Cobb and
Sam, acted as he always does to the life.
Mortimer a. Sir Lawrence demo up the
unmarried uncle to perfection. Parker
As Rochester expressed himself accor-
ding to copy, and Rouse "played 'em
ALL" Miss Smith as Kate O'Brien and
Miss Fowler as Susan were lifeliks and
excellent.
A Benefit to Mr. McGowan,by tho citi-
Gems Of Columbia, will take place on
Monday evening next. As Mr.. Nc
Gowan has not met with the success
which he deserves, we hope all will turn
out and give him bumper.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

that give down one and half pounds
per day, right straight along. He saw
q pan and a half Of dust washed out,
while he was present, and the yield was
2 ounces, lacking one dollar.
SPRlScrlrLp.-Warren & co, jus.
below Tins garden, are making Fifty
dollars per day to the hand, and sever
al other claims in the same vicinity are
doing equally as well. None are max
ing less than wages. The gulch pay.
now as well as it did in 80.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24


1~ Tho COMMON Council Of San
Francisco, have appropriated the sum
OF S., 900 for tho Fourth Of July ssls.
bration.
D~ SAN FRAxcIseo ELrcrros.-
At the election in San Francisco, on
Monday last, for delegates to attend As
State Convention, 80 Electionists AID
IL Anti-Elcctionists wore chosen.
NJ From friend in the States ws
have received copies Of "The Know
Nothing, and American Crusader" pab.
lished in Boston, Mass.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO rHs ATTAIN
TIc.-The following are tho rates char
ged for through passage on the steam
ship Golden Gate, which is tho next
regular mail steamer for Panama viz:
Upper Saloon, $3.50 Main Saloon $40;
Second Cabin, $ls5 Steerage, $l25.
The Sacramento Union says Col.
William Walker has dissolved bis con-
neetion with the Democratic State Jou,-
nal.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

vile and Hiram W. Theall, it wa, NOV
ed that the nominations be closed and
the vote taken. Carried.
]. W. Vaudeville having received 7e
votes and Hiram w. i'heall 81 votes,
the President declared J.W. Mandc-
vile Only elected a. the nominee 70,
State Senator.
Convention adjourned one hour.
Il o'clock r. N.
Convention ca!lsG - order, aud mo.
on TO uonina's eaniida'es f9$ the As.
.cubiy carried rs -N ~
M.s.rs I.sae 4. Stevens, 3. Mclean
HIT Warrington, j. NJ. Quinn. +,
AmJx, H. r. Calvin, Josiah Quint
pr. MeGuire, DR.. Sawtell and DR.
Cooke, were then nominated
II. G. wortJing.on addressed til,
convention. s
DR.. McGuire's nams was Withdrawn
|. Dir. Mclean defined his position
Motion to 20 into the election carried
Messrs Calvin, Cook, Q uinn and A.
myx, having received large majority
of the votes cast were declared by thu
Chair duly elected as candidates for til,
Assembly.
Messrs. Cofroth and Scott addrossee
tho convention. All M = ri
Motion TO nominate candidates 70,
Assessor carried.
Messrs J D. Patterson, J. D. Nc.
Le!lan, and Il. A. knight, were nomi.
mated. .a s
Motion to go into election carried.
Mr. Knight withdrew his name.
Mr.. Mcclellan having received larg.
majority Of the votes cast vas declared
duly elected y "a
Motion TO elect candidates for county
Supervisors by reclamation carried.
Mcssrs. A. Parker, f. Conway, J.
d. Darden.-Dean and Chas. Staples
were elected.
Motion to elect Democratic Central
Committee, to serve for one year and
until their successors aro elected, cor.
ried.
Motion TO elect BY exclamation car.
ried.
Messrs. Fl. P. Barber, G.. B. Reyes
j. j. Franklin, G. ". Patrick, j. NJ
Anderson, Jas. Mclean, Isaac Wander
water, and Robert Thompson. were e
lccted.
n. T. Barber being called for ad-
dressed the convention.
Motion to instruct the delegates to The
Democratic State convention to attene
all the caucuses Of the party while a
Sacramento, and abide by the decision
of the majority, laid on the table.
Motion to adjourn carried.
P. Med. COLLINS, President.
is !. 5, = }4 n..sss, Secretaries.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

KlLLED.-A young man named Car
rick, was instantly killed, at Shaws Flat,
on Wednesday last. He was standing
on the limb of q tree, which he had as
cended about 40 feet for the purpose Of
cutting off the main trunk, which, being
severed, fell upon him, to the ground,
managing his body in the most shocking
manner.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

nWe are indebted to Hon. Paai
K. Hubbs for copy Of Dr.. Trask's Re-
port on the Geology Of the Coast Range.
~ Adams & Cos express have
been on hand during tho week With %.
pers of various kinds.
r@To Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express
arc we indebted for our exchanges AID
State papers.
"a Mr.. Tinkum, Of the Pest Once,
will please accept onr thanks for the
first State papers and pietoriab BY shs
Golden Gate.
~ We are indebted 70 Hatchs
Express for numerous favors during the
week. Mr. Hatch has made arrange
ments to run daily express to Sbsws
Flat in addition to the camps on his old
route.
~ We are indebted to Hons. VIM.
NJ. .Gwin, J. P Weller aud n. 8. Ls-
than for public documents.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

ACCIDENTAL German named Gibbs
living at Gold Springs, had his leg bro
ken, and was otherwise severely injur-
ed, while working claim on Gold Hill,
BY the falling Of large boulder upon
him. He was extricated with much
difficulty. and conveyed to his cabin,
where DR. Oxley was called to attend
him. We understand he is in = fair
way to recover.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

GA woman by the name Of Margs-
ret McCuion, aud infaut, were drowned
on tho San Juan River, Nicaragua, at =
place called Colorado, while changing
boats, the passengers being in too great
a hurry, and it being night. There can
be no blame attached to the Company.
as al the officers on both STEAMBOATS,
were engaged in rescuing person who
fell in the river, and while doing this,
the woman with an infant in her arms
walked overheard, and immediately
sank.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

DExocRArlc NOMINATIONS IN Burrr
Couxrr.-The Democratic County
Convention Of Butte met at Bidwell's
Bar en- the 18th inst, and nominated
Seneca Ever and Thomas Wells for
Assemblymen, Miles Chaplin for Assess
or, and Randall Hobart for Public Ad-
mini'trator. II. U. Jennings. senec.
Ever, John Bidwell, h. c. Baker. P.
Freer, and n. L. King, were elected
delegates 70 the State Couvepsiop.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24
A OAR D.
COLUMBIA, JUNE 90, 1854.
Jno. D. MCGOWAN, Esq.

COLUMBIA, JUNE 20, 1854.
Jno. D. MCGOWAN, Esq.
DEAR Sra
The undersigned, have witnessed with
much pleasure, your efforts to build up
the drama in our midst, and they sim
cerely regret, that up to the present
period, those efforts have not been met
by corresponding pecuniary return
As . slight token Of their respect for
you as man, and for your histrionic
capacity, they take this method Of ten
dering to you Complimentary Benefit,
at such period as your convenience may
select.
Respectfully, your friends,
Jas. W. Marshall, W. G. Vanars-
dale, James W. Coffroth, r. A. Rob-
inson, J. w. Vaudeville, II. II. Me.
Donald, P. G. Ferguson, C. j. Brown,
II. K. White, John Chas. Duchow,
Joseph Whitman, Edgar Mills, Robt.
Fl. Towle, s. G.. Baily, jackson &
Stone, Bartlett & Clarke, q. B. Tink-
UNI, John Leary, Joseph Carly, O. P.
Davis, D. r. May, A. M Dobbie.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

lhxicaANTs from Salt Lake are arri-
wing at Plaeerville. Several trains which
left Missouri in April or May Of 1853,
and winsered at the Mormon City, had
come il. 1fa
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

AccrpENT.-At the foot of Jackass
Gulch, last Monday week, bank of
earth, caved in upon q German. He
was but slightly injured, but was SO
much frightened afterwards in thinking
over his narrow escape, that he became
insane, and his recovery is considered
doubtful.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24
~ We extract the following from Q
correspondence in the Stockton Argus:

~ We extract the following from q
correspondence in the Stockton Argus:
Me.srs. Coffroth, Scott, and Worth
ington addressed the Convention. The
speeches Of these gentlemen, was de-
barred from the pleasure Of hearing.
That Of Mr.. Cofroth, has been spoken
of, in very eulogistic terms II was IN
effort, well-calculated to inspire in the
bosoms Of his old friends, deep regret
for the necessity of having to cast aside
one, around whose political advancement
their hopes have long, and fondly chung;
this regret was enhanced, by their con-
viction that in thus being necessita-
ted to clip the wings of this eagle Of de-
mocracy, they were clipping their future
chances Of success. For disguise it As
they may, his namc has been tower Of
strength to the democracy Of this couu-
|ty.
Nothing short Of that utter disregard
Of the wishes ofthe people, which char
actcrized Mr.. Coffroth's course on the
Senatorial Question, could have severed
the tie,' which bound him to the inter
fled Of Tuolumne. His fate will be a
warning to the youthful aspirants OF
Young America, and they may thereby
escape those quicksands, Upon which
the barquc Of bis political ambition was
wrecked.
A good deal Of feeling was exhibited
by Mr. Cofroth's friends, at his defeat.
and some public and vehement denun-
Citations were made against the fairness
Of the convention, they declaring tina.
they would net support its nominees.
How many may bolt, it is impossible to
say. am of opinion, that there are
many who will seek revenge, for their
defeat,Iby not voting for those by whom
their defeat vas achieved.
In regard to the above insinuation
that Mr.. Coffroth will not support til.
regular ticket, we can say that We know
Mr. CcAroth ten we'll, to believe any
thing Of the kind. We feel we'll as
sured that he, as we'll as every other
good Democrat vii! support and DO bis
utmost to elect the straight democratic
ticket; the in.inuatiops Of newspaper
scrib!ers. and others, 10 The contrary,
notwithstanding.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

0HO ""f~ . WE 10y so1 II
GENrLEMEN ae
l am in receipt Of your note tender
ing me benefit, and believe me the
generos;ty which prompted tho compli-
ment, is fully appreciated.
| cheerfully accept your kind offer.
and if agreeable, would name Monday
Eve, the 26th, for the benefit,
Most Respectfully yours,
j. D. MCGOWAN.
To J. ". Vaudeville, j. W. Cof-
froth, r. A. Robinson, and others.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

SrAElsLAus CoUxrr KLEC1ros.-
OFFICIAL REroar.-For County Judge,
H. W. Wallis, Esq, (Whig), lad .
majority of2.
For Sheriff, WIN. D. Kirk obtained
80 majority.
For County clerk AMI Recorder, Nj.
McGarvey obtained large m.jorsty.
Fer Treasurer, W. D. Martin.
For Surveyor, Silas Wilcox.
For Assessor, Beard.
Adams Forty had . majority Il -
votes for county seat
Only 493 votes were poliod n all
San Joaqxi~ Rep~blis4~.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

u Marcillus, the Frenchman who
killed the Chilano Seron, short time
since, has been set at liberty, the jury
deciding that he Was justified in 20 do
in0.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

"a Bruce, on trial for murder, has
been convicted, and will probably be
sentenced to-day.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

NorrcE.-A. J. HArcn, Esq., i. o,.r
general agent for the Gazette, and u
authorized to receive srdess for jobwork.
advertisements and subscriptions, and
10 receipt for the same.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

The TRINITY CorNrY Democratic
Convention i 70 be held On the 10th
July,
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

Norlox-Mcssrs Yanoy & Robert,
AMI Woods 4 Pu-dy. are nur authc' .xed
"zNits ia Sonora, TO r~ceivs g. scrip
aions, advertisements and js. V TX, and
receipt for 'hs SAM.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

MURDER.-A man named Henry l..
Mahon, was stabbed in drunken row.
on Saturday night, near the Exchange,
and died from the effects Of his wounds
on Sunday evening. A person was IA
ken up on suspicion, and examined be-
fore Judge Carly on Monday, but as
nothing could be proved againsshim, he
was discharged. 1t is to be hoped that
the murderer, may be speedily brough.
to justice.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

soTfeE.-Caiyin H,lsy. Rat, is ou,
authorized agsn! at cpatxGrIRIn All
subscriptions, adv easements, job work
&c.. for Tho f.azette, len With him.
will be promP. ly attended t..
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

SAcSaMENIo County, Tbs Demo
cratic Comfy Cenrcnt;,a |. 70 Be held
July i''h. lao psi,n.rr election az
aei-Saie: 'aAs fl.c, - tie a:h.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

MURDER.--A Chinawoman was found
murdered, on Monday morning, near
the Union Company's Aume, between
Shaws Flat and Columbia. Her body
was found in hole, and was fearfully
riddled with stabs end shot holes. It is
supposed that she was murdered BY Chi
namcn on Saturday evening last, rs
some gentleman, who were coming home
from the convention at jamestown heard
pistol shots near the place where she
was found. The murderers have no,
been discovered.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

D@VALUABLE WATER PRryILEcr.
We. refer our readers to the adver-
tiscment, in another column, of valuable
Water Stock, &c., to be ratified for at
the Exchange, August 10th. The Privi-
lcge, is situated at Gold Springs, and
is known a. Parsons Water Priyiledce.
but is now owned by Mr.. John Jolly,
who will be responsible for all tickets
sold. The money will be deposited at
Mills & Cos Banking House until the
rattle Is drawn.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24

% II viii DO seen BY . notice in e.
mother column, that Lee 4 Marshals
popular Circus win give entertainments
n Columbia On ths Sd and 4th Of July.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-24
~The past week has been one

18rThe past week has been one con-
tinued series Of daring attroci:;es,-of
blood-thirsty assassinations. Scarce !
day mas passed but our ears have been
greeted with the astounding intelligence
of murder, almost in our midst. IT'S
a dreadful state Of things--here in the
heart of an American populacc. The
unsuspecting miner pursues his daily
avocations, little thinking that the knife
Of the assassin .hirsts for his blood, and
that that sun, which now shines replete
with splendor, is the last that shall beam
its glories Ger his head. He walks on
unconscious Of the dangers that threaten
him-but alas, his days arc numbered
Scarce has he left his claim, and on his
way returning to bis peaceful home with
the proceeds of his honest labor, when
the trenchent blade is buried in his
heart. What does this mean: Must
the days of'4s be revived' Must an
injured people rise IN ma,,e. and in TIE
presence Of an offended God, and in the
heat Of their rightful indignation, visit
upon the guilty ones the punishment due
for their crimes' Oh, heaven forbid
Let what is past never be forgotten
Let the example set BY the several Wig
Hence committees throughout the coun-
try, be warning for the future. Let
not this town, hitherto quiet, peaceful
resort, for the miner,-envied BY other
camps and towns throughout the State,
for peaceful reputation,-lct it not be
made the scene Of atrocities and viii
lainics Of the deepest die. We hope
that an end is now put to that state of
things, and that We have heard the last
account Of those soul-sickening tcrrors
which have been formost in the topics
Of the past week.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-24
BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
RsI.rirapr Fab 92-1o =

BALTIMORE, Feb. 23-10 P. N.
News is quite q scarce commodity here To-
day, There is nothing of special interest worth
writing about, and 1 do not feel in the humor
ct drawing upon the inventive.
There Is a rieetiRg Of merchants tonight al
the southern and western r sad:ng Rooms, 70,
the purpose of adopting means to establish a
line of steamers to Savannah The result !
have not heard. 1t viii give me pleasure to
notice the steamers when they are built, and
in readiness 10 sail The project has been q
long time under cor sideration
There was quite disappointment last night
in consequence Of the Greys ball not coming
off. There was some difficulty or misunder.
standing between them and the o*nefof thu
Holiday rect Theatre. which establishment,
they had rented for the purpose The Compa-
ny, learn; has determined TO give their ball
yet Ell her Mt the Front street, or the Mechan.e.
Institute. 1t will be n brilliant affair.
We are grati6ed to learn that the Rev. DR..
Johns. OF Christ Church. who has been scrionsl Y
Ill for some days past, was yesterday much bet
ter and that his speedy recovery is now con-
hdently expected.
The slcghing has been pretty good to-day,
and many are out taking advantage of it.
Business much retarded this week, by the
Indictment weather. Breadstuffs declining
sales OF 1000 bb!s. flour to day, at 81 10.
RODERICK.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-24

DIED
On the 18th instant, ANN CATHARINE, younre :,
child of F. w. and Margaret f. Eckloff, aged l3
months and Is days.
blcrp or, my child, from trouble thou art free,
From pain and sorrow Christ has called YOU home
No more thy form thy weeping parents see,
For thou art gone in brighter world to Ioam
We are 10th To give thee up,
In thy clay cold couch 10 dwell;
Until the Resurrection day.
Farewell, my Ann Catherine, fare you well.
On the 22.l instant, after long illness, Mr. FRED.
KICK GOLDSBROUGH,i in the 5oth year of his age
+iiis funeral will take place this friday after
noon, from his late residence, at the corner OF and
18TH streets. at x O'Clock. His friends and the
friends of the family are respectfully invited TO at
tend
Last cvcnining, Al his residence i'm this city, Gen,
ROBERT ARMSTRONG, proprietor of the Wash
lngton Union, aged about Ga years. lie died of con-
gestion OF the brain and had been confined at home
some ten or twelve days. He leaves large famil,
OF six or seven children and wide circle of at.
tached friends 10 mourn his loss
At Georgetown. on the Or, instant, Mrs SARAH
COOPER, aged 70 years.
In Colfbrnok, New Hampshire, on the 10Th instant
Miss MARY JANE ADAMS, of this city, aged 2:
years.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-24
TIE RUSSIAN MINISTER GONE
From the London Times of Eth I

At late hour on Saturday afternoon.
Baron Brunow had an interview with the
Earl Of Clarendon, at the Foreign Office,
for the purpose offormally suspending the
diplomatic relation of the Emperor of
Russia with her Msjesty's Government.
The Russian Minister will Immediately
withdraw from this country with Ill the
members of the Legation, who arc to re-
pair, We believe, to different towns in
Germany; the Russian Consul General
will, however, remain for the present to
transact the commercial business of his
Office. The public are doubtless aware
that minister from foreign state who
is recalled under circumstances like tn.
present, is not entitled to the audience of
the Queen, at which ENJOYS commodity
take leave of her Majesty at the termina.
ton of their mission. Nevertheless, the
recall of An envoy does not constitute a
declaration OF war. and it must be follow
ed by more decided measures on the one
side or the other, before state of war can
be said to exist between the two empires.
The first measure taken by the British
Government Oh the eve Of rupture with
foreign power has commonly been to
stop, by order in council, vessels, clearing
out from British ports for the ports of the
hostile power; but the present state OF
our relations with Russia has been long
so well known to tie public, that we are
informed no vessels are clearing out of
our ports for that country, and the trade
is virtually suspended 1t would, how
ever, be of advantage to the mercantile
interests of the nation, if the ministers
Eof the crown, on announcing to parlia
ment the suspension of diplomatic rela-
tons with Russia, would inform the
country whether measures arc likely to
be resorted to of nature to affect the
liberty of trade. We presume the Gov
ernmcnt will lose no time in recalling
Sir Hamilton Seymour and the British
mission from st. Petersburg, if, indeed,
they have not already received their pass
ports but the measures adopted on this
subject will of course be taken, as every
preceding step has been, in concert with
the French government.