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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
following r. solution was adopted

toll Fixed BY the C.nal Board for the
yesI lstS excepting Slate, which reduced half mill
motion to reduce tho tolls on foreign gypsum from
three to two mills negatived by vote Of nos TO
syes
VIM. j. McAlpine Esq has resi- gned the Office Of Asst
President and Chief Engineer ofthe Erie Railroad
Tie 81 Johns New foundsndl Post states "that al
doubt has been di;sipated relative 10 the conpe
ton Of The important enterprise Of erecting the Electric Tel
eerayh between England and America. David Dudley
Field Cyrus w Field and Chandler White Esqrs, Of New
York accompanied by f. n Osborne Esq arrived at st
Johns few days since with view of making arrange
menss for the of the work The Directors
of the Company are Cyrus w Field, Chandler White, Pc
ter Cooper Marhal Roberts Moses Taylor Professor
More Shaffner principal manager of the Telegraphs
south and west, and Lieut. Maury U N.
Judge Roosevelt has made his decision in the injunction
case Of tie Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Oswego
1t is in .c that the Bank Superintendent has right
under the General Banking Law, the failure of bank
10 redeem its issue forthwith sell the securities including
bonds and mortgages which may have been deposited with
BIN by parties owning the banks for the registered bills
OF issue furnished to them and that the public nonce Of
such SALE time is left by the law to the Judgment OF
the Superintendent being presumed that he viii exercise
proper and discretion in reston to it. The sale OF
bonds and mortgages of the bank win therefore take place
at Albany, ss heretofore advertised.
The receipts of the Hudson River Railroad for March
Sta Ii0 ~
same month n''o %
Increase 81 p soif" "
The earnings of the Gasna snd Chicago Union Railroad
Co were;
,.n.s,............... -. .sss1i Ssh ssi.ss
F.truaiy ..,...,........-.... 7053S
Totsl....,,,................& 5s,S72 SlSi
Showing the large income of s766l6 on the first two
months Of the year-equal to lSl y Ct
The earnings Of the NewYok Central Railroad fer Feb
rusry have moi yet been published
We have received copy of the annual report OF the
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company
he business Of the Road for the year ending 9is Dee
1883, was as follows;
FEN ,,.s,,,,. ...,,.............. ssslstc 81
r,om f,eIs,f .....,......... 4e5 go 81
Irom mail asa 7s5 IS, expr,ss SIS 5sl2o 81
From sSc6 a.; diyidsnds ~ aV1i "
81 lSl,S7 -
The EXPENSE ~ repairs, transportation, interest," &C. q,
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ynaler.

Ar 81 uolre. Hole Oh ship 0cmslse Cotte Lshain, De
Rorato "a Dec q with 90 bbs whse 100 DO s2ern OIL Re
ror .s Ave Adams aud Scotland Smith saet fton
kororsa Dec Nsw-Bedf0r1 TIE lsAsc Howl md West
one leaving the islands 50 led from DO lsh %
bcrs OF Cape Horn Feb spoke ship Syrea Qieen
Lskey Of FsThavsn, IS ds.s Ogt whale .
New anaoa +th snip HAanSa Lester North Psehc,
RorAfopgs Dee a. No report
ewBedfOri Al ship Steohsrs Terry Arctic Ocean,
LahnA Nov falkland Issn6s FEB o. with bbis VIII 81 do
50 oil eco lbs hone the go bhls VII
bs bone Has freight SO bbls and WI oil
rcu lao do from Csrol1- $50 do va from Mercury
Esporspoke Dec H. lat 2 - = lon 62 10 w sh rhs CD
zen Tsber 70 March Is. LAT IS p N 100 81 81 w
Gerer. Williams Fosyh nothing leaving The island
5h shp enrg KneslaEd Vnsl japan Sea Ho,sluu
Oct - Wso Nov "a = Thon.s March u Iva she q
leak before ported with 20 bbl. % do WI
oil Is Benz Hosard S+n home on the
yoysse SEQ obs VII o and 600 lbs bons pepor board from
H. CT Horn. shin Champion. Wa ermsn. " 500
Msrch . lat 81 T. 70 81 w eXpseaeed severe gale ff0
m v and shipped heasy which esrd away ne head
biose m.rtiDsA and Eiys stove Du~Nxs &c
Ao ship Enterprise Peas ,lse JerGeRSi deceased Och
ok Honolulu OF q Roretorsa Dec with Is BIOS loo
sp 20 ID bon. Reports bad weather
coat hs been II Of Bermuda With
ssmbosn ats Of Bernsndo Oct D. bsA Ellen OF Edgar
tosu II with bbl. : oil.
Helena Feb 2. b.s Monmouth Of Cold s9rinr Lado
Ro,fschid OF Boston, Small - Dimnzo OF
B. Tpr. VII; Elizabeth OF Wes'port. ;Oue 30 go
cruising brs Charlotte H. Miller, 10 $50 VII
ing SID gsb Dfsco Nnhal Of sut for SeW-Be1f3d
leo sp I'd, bark Le nler, Holmes, Mystic.
No date &C. ship Elizabeth Baker B. "a mos on il5o 81
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NEw.YoRK March a. 1884
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPAhY-
Il SUBSCRIPTION to CAPITAL sTOcK.-Noties y Asfsly
ell persons holding rists Subscribe TO the Cseti
Illinois Railroad Its oce In Nee
when the books hs be opened for that purpose on or efors m
January 1855 That boob opensd ct the e3es
sd Compsny No walEst the City Of NewYo for he r.
pose receiving suh suhseiptions that s soi
such rsas have the opportunity cf subscribing eherh
duly shsd attorney for the nanoer Of shares 80
they ssyesy emf led time between ths OATS sn1 ~
Of JanusIy lass payment time Of sabscrde
inss nent IS with Interest thereon from ~
day of January july next TO the day Of pymsa
sure der the certificate OF such shsnd that ell sach
failing Subscribe Aforesaid before tho La day Of Jsns
1855 will thereafter forfs issll such rshis
BY order OF the Board Of Drectors
lscrexU
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corn or COMMON PLgAs-sefore Judge woodruff
..e 49, Eeserf ferris ayt Elisbs boo1oer.

To 7ecoTef dana9et TOT uIegsu u .
that hired dcndsn for The Of carrying on ms o1s
secerd oy Of house No % fseofJt ana got sp a
ooUs tha defendants H. dom adjoining build
ing dong Of psnss premises leaving
sius 40 Ssnsses said defendant
NJ than 'ef-
ART kci plaintiff ESQ which carries eosu
No busness of importance yves transacted yesterday in
General Sessions Toe District Attorney was ensssd
the Cou Tcrnnef ADD bis asssot Unable
6o Several parties ur der were ar
.sD ed Al pleaded guilty after which the Court sdorned
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MARINE COURT-Bsfore ysSgo Mcc..ruY
Csrclinn narprhief at FIorirnrd Rnnliier

20 recover balance alleged be dee plaintiff for
'less In the and iOery No IS Bro.t1sy
r cisfn densd IL that The Plaintiff
The Of defadsnrs wife snd ara
osh DsfbosDt ssid that the services rendered for
Eoalsr fo her sole bcnsaf he proved taa about
sstrs ESQ hscsue started Ike essbiishment il sn.
vhch hs Increased and tbs, abe h from thai 70 The
conSu e;e1 t her
jade he tbs
sslsfv the property Of msrn-d
property Of the wife 20 The passage
lg 70 TIE hpbsnd snd property acquired
come t other tn.n the 1pso1sd Jresn.ent for
yisssM s77 % beng smosat sd costs
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T,ndnndI.
Sl7OO.OOO b Loan . on r sas MoRTSAa

y eOOsNpV BONDS OF rnE NEW-i0Rx
HARLEM RAILROAD cONPANY.-rhs Company win r,ss,
DOLLARS Of their FIRST MORTGAGE BosDs, isast isS
Of 0ne Thou'spd Dollars each payable At the ocs Of the
psry City OF New York the frs, dag Of Nay, is VI
COUPONS attached Tor the payment Of interest the sans ~
semsnnuay the LIST Of May and l OF November, o. the
per cent per
Rouis secured BY fret ami only Mosags a
Ludlow and r BlatehGSi Trustees the Road All he
prFtspsnee and ed uudr special authority Of
Legislature srd vote of the Stockhodsu
The whole CT Bonds which Be Issued Ter ,b ~
gage sSoCoCo and viii be the drst and only lien upon ~
wl the oe debt Of the Company Tho coup
co OF this Mortgage for the exchange of all IL
sardns pn Bonds o. the Company In exenos and pu.
20 Gispcs Of tire residue One Million Seven Hundred ros
Dollars for the purpose Of schArsiog sill their Floating dsk
OF payment Of tt expenditures for the fa coplS
the improve now IA pro sTess upon the Road
TIE capital OF the Company paid in Is 81 co0o Il Pnkrrs
stock kS 60 Stock uron which regular In
dends earned paid for ss I've years sh
per per the former and four ~ per cent
nun the Later
The receipts Of 1859 amounted to ses4 s7 being inc
tgeptysx sl per cent 1852 and shers no ssassa
larger business Will ,e done the present year.
The public have, therefore, offered them homo sessr
the most reiiable character.
Aeceptance the Copsa ~ be received in
the Bonds
Twenty 2ol per required to be paid secspssa
bios aad twenty 2 eve-y thirty days hsreahat
which Bends will be given. Ten 90, per cent, however
f ustanent being reserved By the Company until the
ton Of ccursc, ,est be adjusted from the Let Of No
Psrss have the privilege of making payment 10 fall sad
ing their Bouds
kAINsFoRD No IS wsllst before the 10Th day q N
loo
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Ey telegraph.

CHkRLEsTOS-An April T. ship KENNEDY. Boston bsrks
ssapisr 60 Breton tBr Brso- Ers Roekfort Camden
NEWORLEASS Arr April ships uli9n Austrian and Ex-
pres. Nev-Yoft; bars 81 Mary. Boston.
All. April & ship Haeson, NewYork.
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3LARLVE J0URNAL.
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OIFcE CLEVELAND Aso Toledo r. Co, ls William .
Ne~.Yorh i5<h March, lS1 y.
ND.-A semLannual Dividend OF EIvt
~ PER CENT The capital stock Of ths Compsny hN ~
a deeAed Ia cssh Office Of the Comps
Dd o IN -
psuies junction To edo Eorw alb and Clevss
require be exchanged for certificates Of this Compsny hss
idfn.s paid. = y
Tne tr,nsfer booS. BE- elosed from a5th inst tie
lfVCHFIeLD Trea,um
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YoR7 OF neutrality-suspicious. G.
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yE, BE ssgrs.ss an svsSs ,s.' TAI e-~ do net 'Oss
The Judge, N hfs ehsyge, ssd question TO- tie
shsftr The Do,sr the tine Of % 3 d.
Uke he Sefo ihe psraty o. TIE
IL deru the eaec Of tfiak n b.
a. ;tattc ssch 70 seefroY his
Eetxs~b ofes tb>t ~ Iss IN est>n1s5n Ts Gear
alec reisltso ctber Toints
Ths jury. sfer being out about hour, returned writ
TEA ys,eici a. follow
Tse J,, he ooselssor prisoner elss
yseed ss poson ssfssyb
tie sey As der d.eh.ss dS,y
jsssr tsss tJ hsoins the prisoner NOT GUILTY
Mr. Spencer suggested 20 the Court thai the prisoner
enlisted " she " would - vi b>
nss<sioa ofihe Jay ssosd ks dty
O.s klsS1.
Re Judge irquircd Of the prisoner II he wiling 10
bresovs i.sb1 RE repisd be The s3ge
sn.Se 10 bin ss,nsr AID .feess appeal AIN
heb Ia this hes caused hin
INTO 'ts en OF b de.se IRENE senen. hin uapr.pred
ADJ 10 placed b!msef pofioD
,o.iy t'vsc tbe ori Of ss life 20 the osIdea law
him o. tbs ehecl Of ibtoxiSsog qIO
,o,euAy Of ne ,rn b. y sssn broush, 10 Lie
teoe Cou o. 1rice The CD0rt the %
IL vie- sss q malice prepesfe The prisoner zep.5e,
.bog TIRE IeuGfls
his upder,ecd he is TO be returned in cuftody Of an
SIR 0fike Court 10 Bedlo~'s lslaBd
fhs Court theD adjourned.
fhs trial ofxr Pays has been set down for Monday
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co, No. AZ Williams,
IL hold on sale the following Stociss
STATE OF MISSOURI per cent. Bonds
CITY OF re V-ORLEASS.6 ger cent Bonds
CfTY OF MOBILE per cent. Bords.
CITY OF CHICAGO per cent Bonds
cry OF CHICAGO per nt. Bonds
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO 10 per ceat Boads
CITY OF SACRAMENTO L. per cent Bonds
CITY OF LOUISVILLE per cent 6onds
CITY or ST LOUIS cent. Bonas
COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS per cenf Bopds
CITY OF CINCINNATI per cent Bonds
CITY OF CLEVELAND water Loan per cent. bsHh Z
CITY OF MILWAUKEE, per eent Bsnds
7 AND WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63 WALlrss-
II 100 50 snd Warrants bought and sold ct sis ohcs
ell WnsIs fod BY will be anteed 10 all respec,s vtr
limit Warrants TO all parts Of Ae country -
ket prices receipt Of remittance j. COLsAM
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NOTICE.-An assessment Of 10 per cent. % -
~ share Of the sahscpoo stock Of the Hayesrv niss
Iron CONF sny will be made payable the th u Apr
ct CO. No n Pears By order Of tbs Board Of Drecton
WIN A FURNALD, Tfeeak.
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Map RIVER AND LAKE ERis RALHoADcA
dividend boston, March 80, 1554.-A UyI
~ dspd Of TEN PER CENT has been declared p.ysse
stock the Company the lat Of May At the transfer
where tie eercstes have been ued n hsrehoder OF f
the slit inst. SAMUEL HES54AW, TIsssae
NOTICE.-The Sixth and Last Assessment dMe
IN the Subscription Stock Of the ALBION ArNING C0RAk
hiss been tho 25th day Of April nett
New York, March Is 1854 w. r. BUrrERWORFH, sen
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No. 81 Chambers q. y
NOTICE.-DepostOrs are informed that depe9
~ nsde before sDAY the 9Th day Of April osr
be entitled Interest, the l Cay Of A, Bank open ~
from 10 A. N. 20 p. NJ, ard from tot
PErEE Cagsis Accountant JOSEPH STUART, Prss49
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Increase 81 p 81 iS ~
The earnings of the Gara and Chicago Union Railroad
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FTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of STOCKH0I.Dk.
i of the FULTON MINING COMPANY Gill DO held % fyo
DAY April H. 1854 o'clock r. H. No 81 insur tsa
No 81 Wsllst, conner Of William ct
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e,r,hip.-curev, s.mIson, s.rmatA sd Sc ThomN z.
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MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 80.
w Of ghst-OpeD DAILY from 70 cclsst -
WEDsESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from - -
DEPOSITS In this Institution befs the osh dsf
viii be entitled interest from the Is ~ Of April ps5e
July SIX per cent ca SONS Of $500 and ndsf ...~s
JACOB A WE5rERvELT, PrsstAW
PprtIp w Pscs ~
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11
E or Bob.

BY r. II. TAYLOR.
When am dead is there heart
Will feel bitter, aching smart?
In any eye will tear-drops start,
For Bob?
When my free spirit scars away,
viii friends to my lone earth-bed stray,
And weave melancholy lay,
For Bob9
Many there are, know, who could
Bethink them kindly, if they would,
OF pleasure in some joyous mood,
With Bob.
And in the fount of Friendship placed,
(Were not the memory effaced,)
Something of good there might be traced
To Bob.
I know that some who now profess
A world Of heartfelt friendliness,
viii say with mocking hollowness,
'.Poor Bob!"
The world will be as madly gay,
fhe storms of life as wildly play
And all who know me simply say,
'.Poor BobH
And Death, that darkens all of earth,
That drieth tears and bushes mirth,
Will only prove second birth,
To Bob.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11
The Spanish Insult.

We gather from NJ. Gaillardets letter,
of the lst ult, in the New York Courier
des Etats Unas, that the Duke Of Alba
(the brother-in-law of the French Empress)
has made the amende honorable to Mr..
Neville Soule, the son of our Minister to
Spain, for the incOnsiderate remarks of
which he was recently guilty at public
ball in Madrid. Various accounts have
been given Of the matter referred to; but
nj. Gaillardet's is probably the correct
one. 1t appears from his statement that
the Duke of Alba took it i'll because
Madame Soule wore high-necked dress.
while all the ladies of the Court of Spain
wore dresses more or less decoliettees, (low
in the neck, and that he further remarked,
"See There goes Margaret OF Burgundy"
just at this moment young Neville Soule
passed by, and happening to overhear the
slightning allusion to his mother, imme-
diately retorted by calling the Spanish
grandee a blackguard, (polllson.) In a
moment, there was great disturbance
Mr.. Soule, the elder, Immediately carried
off his son; but the latter sent next day
two friends and eye-witnesses to the Duke
of Alba, with instructions to demand
satisfaction either by means of arms or by
written apology. At first, the Duke
refused to consent to give redress in either
way, upon the plausible pretext that his
adversary was in reality urging on politi-
cal quarrel. But the story is uow that
public opinion having declared itself
unanimously against him, as is not astonish-
ing in country renowned for the chival-
rous respect which it has always paid to
beauty, the Duke of Alba has settled the
matter by gracefully apologising for the
offence complained of. For doing this,
he deserves credit.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11
The Turkish War.

The last steamer brings accounts of the
destruction of the Turkish Squadron by
the Russians We CLEAN the following
from the n. Y. Herald:
"On the seth of November the Russian
Admiral Nachimoff, with six ships of the
line, appeared off the Roads of Sinope,
and forthwith proceeded to attack the
Turkish force that he found there. After
an engagement of one hours duration he
had destroyed seven Turkish trigates, two
corvettes, one steamer and three transports.
The larger vessels destroyed had each SOC
soldiers besides artillerymen on beard, and
a large sum of money, being bound for the
east coast of the Black Sea. The Turk
ish Admiral's frigate was towed out by
the Russians. but burnt at sea-
Several skirmishes on the Danube had
taken place.
The Russians attacked Kalefat on the
4th Dec, but were repulsed with great
carnage on 9th sides.
Four thousand Turks and Russians are
ICpOItCu W HttNC DCCli hlllCu III tLc dttdCh
on Kalefat.
This is the Russian account Of the affair.
The Turks give another version:
.In addition to the six ships of the line
mentioned as the strength of Nachimoff s
feet. he had twelve frigates, brig and
five steamers, in all twenty-four sail, while
Osman had but fourteen. The turks
fought with the most desperate bravery.
and caused the Russians the loss, in sunk
and burned, of two ships of the line, three
frigates and two steamboats,! The shore
batteries W re totally inefficient for pro-
lection. The remaining Russian ships were
so badly disabled that they could take no
prizes, and could with difficulty make their
way back to Sevastopol.'
The Russian government has ordered
that all foreign ships going to Ottoman
ports in the Black Sea shall be searched,
and all carrying stores or munitions of
war shall be seized, although sailing under
a neutral flag. Turkey, on the contrary,
has extended the term to forty-fve days
ere Russian merchantmen shall be declared
prizes.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11

JUSTICES CoURT-We amused ourself
a few days since in listening to the pro-
ceedings in the Court ROOM We could
not but notice the dignity and unpre-
suming demeanor with which our worthy
Justice presided. Every proceeding was
conducted with decorum creditable alike
to the officers and lockers on-quite in
contrast with the free and easy manner of
doing business when we formerly frequent
ed judicial entertainments. During the
speeches of the Counsel, we observed in
the back part Of the room several hombres
who seemed to have the utmost confidence
in the administration of fjustice, so much
so that in the very torrent and tempest of
the legal gentleman's eloquence, the afore-
said spectators stretched themselves in
attitudes of elegant abaadonne and went to
sleep-!just as the wild beasts became tame
and harmless under the overpowerinp
music of Orpheus. We observed one
gentleman with an impedement in his
gait, probably occasioned by protracted
standing at the bar, who was moved by
the spirat to speak aloud in the congrega-
ton. An official twitch at his coat collar
by Sheriff Ford brought him to a state of
longitudinal inertia, and his exodus was
attended with much more expedition than
olor-,noa
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11
Tobacco and Cigar Store.

H. SCATES, of the late firm of J III. Paul
- d Co. is on hand at the old stand, next
door to the MOnte-ChristO, where he is in
constant receipt of the best Havana cigars,
Virginia leaf tobacco. Preserved meats,
jams and jellies. Fresh peaches and
oysters in cans; nuts, raisins, &c. &C., to
which he would call the attention of the
public, and can warrant that the articles
as well as the prices will give general
satisfaction. feb Il-6m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11
A. S. McMILLEN & CO..
AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
&HoCERTEa.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCER
Produce, Hardacare, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Mining 1ools, and Miners
stores Of erery description.
AVE on hand and offer for sale, large
Il l. and varied assortment of the choicest
goods in the above line, selected in the San
Francisco market and purchased expressly
with reference to the wants of the commu-
nifty in this section. We are receiving every
week additions to our stock, therefore we
have and will keep one of the largest and
best assorted in the mountains, and we
would earnestly request our friends, and the
public generally, (who will be our friends
when acquainted with us,) not to be salts
fed with our say-so, but to call and Judge
for themselves, recollecting that .'seeng is
believing" We would also state, for the
information and benefit of those not ac-
quainted with us, that we have adopted the
latest style of doing business-quick sales
and small profits a nimble siX-pence be-
ing better than slow shilling" This is an
old saying, but it has but lately been re-
duced to practice A word to the wise is
sufficient.
feb lift A. S. MCMILLEN & co.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11

The Tribune says: 1--WE have advices
from Fort Laramie to Dec. Ii. There
is no mail from Salt Lake, it is presumed
on account of deep snow. The Pawnees
had gone into winter quarters. The Sioux
warriors We're returning to their homes.
There had been no fighting since the date
OF our last advices. The Utah Indians
have been very penitent since hearing that
1t was the Gunnison party, and not Nor
mons, that had been massacred.'
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11

FELIPE DE ITURBIDE, a son of the EN-
peror of Mexico in 1921, died of yellow
fever, at Matamoras, on the 10Th ult. aged
thirty years. The deceased was educated
at ST. Mary's College, in Baltimore. He
was the interpreter to the Mexican Boun-
Diary Commission. His family reside in
Philadelphia.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11

The Cleveland Plaindealer says that the
reason Mr.. Bennett, of the Herald. was
not sent to France, was-'.that although
it might do for him to look Zone eve at
a time, being \ eyed) at the Queen, vet
it would not do just now for the Queen to
look at him. Bennett in said to be
supremely homely.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11

A Lyceum has also been opened, which
we think will be both useful and entertain
ing. Leisure time can thus be more prof.
itably employed than in wandering from
one drinking saloon to another, always in
search of, but never finding amusement.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11

A Singing-School has been opened in
the Lecture Room of the NJ. Z. Church.
conducted by Mr.. S. Martindale. This
we consider good movement. 1t will be
pleasant resort these long evenings.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11

WE learn that gold has been found in
the vicinity Of the Prairie House, near
Browns Valley. Some dozen persons are
there prospecting. Gold has been known
to exist there for some length of time, but
never in sufficient quantities to attract
much attention.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11
Eldorado Restaurant & Coffee House.

MAN street opposite Craycrofi's Saloon.
M EALS in the very best style and at
1fl all hours All the luxuries of the
market constantly on hand. Game and
fresh fish, Holsters &c. &c.
Oyster stews and clam ehowders at
moments warning. Call and see u.s.!
feb lift FRANK HUSSON SEQ.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11

REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL-The Senate
has defeated the resolution for the removal
Of the Capital to Sacramento, by vote
of % to 10. This concern has so long
been floating about that its whereabouts
cannot be ascertsined without the assist
ance Of the Telegraph. "Seven cities
are contending for the honor.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11

MADAME ANNA BISHOP has arrived In
San Francisco, and will no doubt electrify
the people of the Bay city.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-02-11

nIL AND CAMPHENE-WiIliam Bailey,
~ manufacturer of sperm, polar, elephant,
and black-fish oils-also, camphene and
burning fluid. Quality in all sales guaran-
teed.
Mandatory, Battery street, between
Pine and Bush. feb II-3t