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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

ErccLs-iCL ron0Ehr uros TnE CRY rgGAsrHV
An order for t5ot ia. city Treasury ur,srtsg V
bAvs bsen signed BY Alfred Car, III. Chief sas.s~ss.
wa. pissen'ed At the Aud tos'. once Hoaday, ssd
promptly oeitiasd by Nj Tinpsoa Of tha once, -
good = The s,ss,g~r who presented the d,ca a~st
then got the snsiuns of the Other sassor,,ss Asd
lsss than hall hour bal the ordsf easb~ Nc
chasn~ babA. roms hours afisrvsfds II sas disos-
ssrsj that the order a skfuI forxsry Mr. Cs,ssa,
en- teBs shown tho paper declared that st,ooss tas
for,.a oss, .uii q -.. .pl..aIa l..s.,iss
u the g.nsirs ana that vouli - hlsy 4ss~vs
sr,n tho bc,t iudsss ~ hanisrung so elas has ysS
ten obtained 10 tss perpsu.'or ~ the tsud ssossh
uisi fBsia..r isr., out h- rascal ms osass p.u.
totea for Nj Canon sAsry for The qsar<f ssdsx hss<
of July.
CHANGED WIN BorLuTso.
Four persons named Ps,r.cs neEinslsy, Patrick NJ.
lossy Jane. holons, and sarsh solossy br.sshs
before Justio. Boss yesterday sf,.Boon ehArr.a vsh
tsrs principsls snd seesssorss io . iarosny com
nitt.d yss,sresy morning II appears ihs, Mcksstsy
ard Fsifik boioDey into shs sfogs % Iysns il
oots At lO2 Chatham street wbsr.
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tag. Lovsysr, 70 'Ais toe vsrrsnt~. eth bia Iss
Son aisrssEcs hossysr rstsrnad fer TIE socs zesi,
monsni II vss discovered iha, roa vsi<h v0sA eto.
ban teen stolen By soms " ih~ p0ty Aek asSy 49,
thsfeupon e.sRsd asa from hin ibs re-t-sss o. No.
iorey vas obtained ts'sssst -mth ~ the fo-sr 70.
lice toar, accompanied kf JACOBS 70 ,hs hsuss II No.
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arrested On saeslpy ~. prsm'sss tbs vs,es 70
covered 1bs acc1fe1 AL oynriitod fer exsasA-
uop.
ri0Mora aAsarlr
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srs tpHlotGnr = ~vsr. wouns Tho eomplslsa
s'st.d nat b. rsssa a. No 10 Jane street ia, 30
isrfay upon hs r~{n.st the yflsonsf nc, - @shs
any noss a. he ~as se.par the eymplsi issnts ehsA
svsA- ihs aecsssd, be sls.ss, cssshi .s sfs aad
without any prutof alton sssasl,sS bn -lh uas, ase1
" .s.pos fbs nasx.,sts ooH alstsa shs ,nssasr fer
trial on elarss ~ fsi0Elsgs asssglt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

the Aeesssory Tran.t Company In Nicaragua proviisd
Beffe thu one the other give just grounds
p~o, them Accompees 70 the expedition fAvoraos
10 ~.
Art 7. The sdventurers Kinney aud Fabena are pro-
hittd from entsr,ng th~ rvpub,ic whacv msy bs tie
object and character with which they profess 10
ana they do succeed entering the authorizes Of
s.e fepahc wil take care to Spprehspd aud deliver
va m to aae a~srst military commander, th~t he may
cosTeJ tAera sih greater security To this military GO
sidts.
Art g. In thu aiibus%sss seuupy any tow s the
republic the Inhabitants thassf - ppuuirsA 20 sbAn.
aoa AID hA tea 70 ~, nc~rest sps ~ vAtch tAses
hsy DC Sv,er5mest = fcrs, Those wbe fen u @Rsv
viii snitx b. rna'sh ~ which fa4 ps~~nf4><
All y iho mia'nsfs q tl4psieh sr~ respestfvul0
esassg wiIo tho ea-susien 81 tss, BY covsnunI tns
4 10 whom II faay csncsrn. - -
Given ie 6rsnsda, the lsI Of Jane, 1855. X
JQek hARA NBRADA..4
ImnG Jcu rory ~ Information ead direc,ita A. hog
iag you uli gehrewsdgs fesep, ffcsn Jour eb~dient
servant, BAR sAnlhA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
MORNING EDIrIoN-wEDNEsDAY JULY 4 1856
Impor saut 20 Liquor Dealers.

lmpo1saUa 10 Liquor Oenlexss
The fcEo~1ug circular WAS issued yesterday By ~
General socety Of Liquor Dealers Of mi, city II sam
cienty explains itself
DIRECTIONS TO TIE MEMBERS or rHE LIQUOR DEAL.
Bys' SOCIETY or rHE CITY or NEW YORK,
firs-Eyery member 10 horsby snJoinsd to treat OH
GERS in the discharge Of his duty WITH respect Aas
der NO circumstances to oppose tnsm vito voeace as
We defend ourselves legally; and sny breach OF tn
pencs by any member wosd not orly be impottic and
reptebenAblr, but would justly rscot upon hssf.
hast In expensive litigation
Ssoondf off calls TO seiz- the property Of Any
member he must b rcauestcd Wal! cnti sad renoec
can 90 to tas Office OF Daniel Taylor, coenpeor \.
law No IL Chs 'era street and get writ OF rcP,tya
which be do b. taking fdeod w.h hip - s,vs g,
bond security for cor ae the amount of t. pftLf
seized and by Bho-io, TIA ticket OF fae
COUNSELOR. II tho officer requires II IQu WskfSkc-t
ths possession Of the hey OF your THcf rSYsF, And
allow hun to remain 10 possession Of yeux preesrty
untI you procure gsh writ. r.
Third--H any mber should be arrested without
seizure OF property, he must tAls freud ~th him 70
the msg itrate, 10 becous bail for his sppssrauoe At
court, but must not fal to demand trial by Jury
soon as ne IL taken before ths raagistfsts
For further infoy nation after giving bail bonds
both, AZ ths may be apply to either Of the Law
Committee.
r. FRENCH, Frerch's Hotel,
MONTGOMERY, Is and II Bsskman 81.
Gi0. L. SHERWOOD, 2s2 Broadway. 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

FIAx AND RI0r.--In Toronto, last Friday, frs
oefixo;ss feuf cvsilLnxs vslo.d ~ sis,coo Will ths
g m.s -er. progressing. ssbt occurred bs.vssz ,hs
orsnsn ssi reieemsn, carrz sseh fear of tie s'.sr
wr~ seriously rsf,' ans fta u ~ 4 o. Hes
ly 70 fss1-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

Nearly II lnehes Of rain fel 10 May and Jaas ssss.s
eh inches lat year Al quarter befors y o'ciscs
taturcay evening, Goth Of Juns, . sudden thnsAs~
shoS'r pfose upon tho upper portions of the city 10
-. ny mnutss tbess fell a u 81 lacsss si rAa~
~hist not drop fell beow Canal stre.i Wiasa
burg Peek slip f.fry.
1he extreme beat Of tho summer 90 far. vaA Al
VI. the GOTH vhsn tbs her momstsr TO VI ds.
grses Tho Of last RUNNER IN tho sans ssps-
sure 80 degrees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
The philadelphia r,r.. Troop CITY Cav

The Philadelphia First Troop City Cavalry.
LETTERS FAoa GENERAL WASHINGTON NEyEa BxfoRK
rs PRINT-PHiLADKLfHIA ESrIrLEO- ToUHE GRE.
DIT OF HAVING THs FIRST CHINE OF BELLS.
We have received several communca atoms the much
vexed question, (Which is theoiiest volun military
company In the rnenfn but and ,thiny to shake
previously expressed belief that the Ancent and honor
able Artillery Company" or 9oston Is entitled to that
distinctlon. They cd AMI received their
cha artsr in the year Al5 the claim Of the other
companies does not ant the year 1900.
We publish to day several letters ol General Washing
ton reference tho 4depha troop OF light horse.
They interesting nsomueh az they h.ve never be
fore been in print and confer meri,e honor corps
for services rendered in times that tried mems souls
DISCHARGE FROM GENERAL WASHINGTON.
The IhilAdephis troop oil light horae, under Cap.,n
Norris havlpg performed their tour OF duty are dis
charged Tor the present. tass this opportunity OF
returning my sincere thanks to tho captain, AID
10 the gentlemen who the tcoop for the many
essential which they have rendered y1er
try, and 10 personally, during the coaras Of this
campaign. Though composed of grnteman OF fortune,
they have shown noble example of disc pline ana sub
ordination and In several Actis have shown sp, OF
bravery which wii ever do honor to them and Val
be gratefully remembered by me. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

Nyv YonK PsLos Assoc AIlos.-The Executive. Gem.
mtteo Of the above association had adjourned meet
ing In their committee room Clinton Hail, Asor p,soav
(iast EVENING" Monday, Jsiy "a, is55, AIS O'Clock.
FROM tho diary ofths agea, appears tns folio ring had
bsn their operations during ths past month gT per
have been visited city prisons is9 copaiAts
were carefully examined, ~ parsons have hs.n dn
charged iron, cu,toiy thor iauDn - Pc
OF them 10 leave thu city ~ discharged pri
supplied with usefui clothing Employ and p,a
were procured for seventeen men and boys, vao had
BEEN inmates Of city and state prisons where thsy
May obtain an honest hveihood.
IRk BAsnR srHI1 "A hre broke out yestsvday
afternoon about O'Clock in the attic OF the dwelling
house No. "a Baxter street The attic
pied by several ltahaa families sao saved about all shsy
bad by throwing out Of the wsios The serosd nses
was occupied ~ Mr. Michael liansy, Who sics
bed at tho time and had 20 be carried Of the
Mr. Habhy'a losa on his furniturs vii be ABOUT go,
Insured In tho foope's insaraue. Company zoe $500
1he basement Also oscnped ny Mr.. HAni~y a. Q
sui.c In the Peoples uauranco compspy for 900. rhs
bIst hcor va occupied by Ar Nm Harris ss grocery
stock IN tho New Amsterdam Insurance Company. HE
loss - asout $50 1bs flames sHteniet " No 10 asA
partly eamsgsd tho roof Both Of tho baeinSs bsIsss
TO Mr.. william seAs, sna are surea In the Nstissaa
Insurance Company fer tJ,Otc The external dsssaGs
about $500.
D,anr Dlsrrs-aHr RErom Jrxg, 1855 whole
number Of patients under treatment l1Is nsv psssss,
1875 attended At their rssieences ais attended 81 Ne
dspensary felasshsd IS foow,, 100 diseases ef tbs
heart lungs ana tnroat l3b o tn. bead aud aBdonsa
feyers sc a3 Of the eye and ear ~ of the ska ~,
81 women, 70; Of ebaI-n 2o7 surgical departasst,
Ia minor surgery, 25i ,aaolastton. 100 1oi4i nsss
COS females, o2O. Born in the United Statss ssT -
ireland, oo2, 10 othsr oeantre 49, ssnt "a tss hss
pusl, TO- died, ~ remaining under Treatment 40. Fre
scfiytions dispsnsed during tile month, 2,esJ.
TsE wnn0h ron MAY Jrst issS, CouHArrs
wnn iRt-Tbe tvo months Just closed have seours4 W
IN all probs the heaviest grain harvest this
country has ever protuesc. In the spssd ~
montha Of lat ytar the crops we're 40 far oeroyss ~
Drought a. 70 throw us 60 tho riss Of fAass II nag
bs Interesting 20 contrast the ~csthsr for thees
periods, which have given such Opposite rsssts -
Mav, ca june, 81 May, %. Jsns, ts.
Mssn tenn mpsratufe t2s Tis ois 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

TIE Card Jury 10 wsshiasion City y. q, 3. ssid
fc hAef tEl Ngs ta ~ isee.ssss axsinst 80 ssrey
sfsof 80 ttet q ms5p's ~ 10 Fsps 81 0rs 70
re AAsf. = - tss4 Esst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
rHg FOURTH IN CANADA.

Singular as the fact may appear, isarn from Can
sea that arrangements arc being made there for the
comnemorauon Of the natal day of Americas Indspsn.
oescs ~ various places ard vth such note OF prcpaa
ton ~ svtncss hearty and earnest waiting for the LINE
TO srrve 70 far as practical purposes CO. have
annexation with Canada Our and al
interests are intmsteIy ntrsovsp-a kInd regar3 at
tended by generous mutual Confidence exists between
the people on both sides Of the line and fratsrny Of
feeling and interest s spriaginx up make ts
friends and brothers. We cannol Ash for more b~satl.
iui srrrsssou Of their sspses regard for he republic
o the United states and ts than for the
people o. Canada 10 observe national bbs,h 9TH
becoming demonstrations Of respect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

Jachsos square, at tho junction OF Eighth svenus and
Thirteenth street, shelton's Band.
c. II. fucker, SOC. Chss II. Hsswsu, Chm,
p. II. Voorhis, Is. y. Pinckney,
:. ii. kcser, II. Co smAn,
J. X. steers, H. Reed,
II. IL. Howard &c Mcconnell
MEETING or SOCIETIES, Krc.
Among the societies that Will celebrate the Fourth
70 day, is tho rsnmany Society, or Columbian
Order, who viii have grand jollidcation at
Tsnmany Hall. The folio wing is their Circular.
TAANASr SOCIETY OR coLrxsrAS ORDER.
FOUNDED IN 1859.
t',Tvu AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY THE GLORY or
MAN.
TANsASy HAfI, June 25, 1855
sIR--ln aecoYdAnce with the custom Of Tammsny 50.
csty since its establshmsni 10 1882 the OF
eur National Independence will be held In TamnAny
dan on The 4ss .a day Of JSiy next At O'clock spn
serves 70 e cesbrstsd By an exheitoa Of the
t1.tmoniss OF gratitude to thoss who made IL immor.
among nations, and csmsnting the rising sdGcs with
tner bleed AMI treasure, but also BY s-ts ehshing
.sas asa r.su' under &. aas
OF vrtsn ccnstftations isdsaruetbis elements Of our
AZ the prsssst tims whom civil liberty has been In.
vaded by legislative influence, and rslieous liberty Ia
threatened By the orsansstion Of istoersnt asd pro
turn 10 the great truths Of Il. ~ m
dsnoe and tne early contests in which ths prncpss Of
On this occasion therefore. trust you WI be prs-
sent participating with in pleading aIls datv
and adrg 70 cras closer the patriotic bonds Of demo
On the occasion Of annual gathering At the tOli
Wsvsn," the folosing programme Of arranx.msnts
wDi with muss BY sneitons celebrated brass
band after which, the Declsrston Of lndspsudsnss will
he road By the Hon Joan Kelley TO be fono vsd By hs
annual grafton before the society 70 be ds,v-rsd 81
Col Alex. Ming. The crrsmon vii conclude sta "a
oce aeaiea'sd 70 lac Socey an sag p ihs m'Gses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

At the esminson OF the prossedipgs, the collation. viii
be served In the Hall By Messrs. 10 ward Grown.
Distinguished gussts from all parts OF the Union win
bs present, and participate in the festivities
Seats wal be reserved for the ladies' during the
monies.
Admission to the oration ree.
Ticlets TO the collation., 81; to be had at Tammany
Hall or OF any of tho officers of the Society.
Sachsm WIN. b. Kennedy, Sachem Richd B. Connolly,
Andre Frsment, I" Anson Hsrrick,
John Kelly, !" Charles H. Ring,
/" George $ Messerve, &c Joseph Ross,
Thomas Dunlap, W. 8. Durbrsw
" Axel Freeman, " ID. +. Delevan.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

BoYs.-There troop the three most roensh
boys that ever made parents scold and laugh.
They have nothing to do bnt tn set each ether
on to do mischief. They pull off buds from the
unbossomed rose bushes; they pick cucunibers
alone they break down rare shrubbery to get
whips. and instead get whippings; they kill the
gninenpigs; chase the chickens; break mp hen +
nests: get into the carriages and wagons only fo
tumble out and set all the nurses a-running
they study every means Of getting under the
horses feet, and as the more dangerous act. they
are fond of tickling their hind legs. and pulling
at :heir tails they fill the already fed horses
with extra oats. causing the hosiler to fear for
his charges health. since he refuses oats at the
next regular feeding; they paddle in all the
mud on the premises; sit down in the street and
fill their pockets with dirt; they wet their
clothes in the brook, tear them in the woods,
lose their caps dozen times day, and go bare
headed in the blazing sun; they cut up every
imaginable prank with their long-suffering g
nurses when meals are served, or when bedtime
comes, or when morning brings the washing and
dressing, They are little. nimble, compact
skinfnls of ingenious, fertile, endless, untiring
mischief. They stub their toes. cut their fin
gers. or get stung, eat some poisonous berry.
seed or root, or make us think that they have,
which is just bad; they fall down stairs, or
eat green fruit till they tight drum
and yet there is no peace to us without them. as
there certainly is with them. Mischiev-
Gus darlings! joyful plaques Loving, rollick-
ing, nghing rogues III Ward Beecher.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
iIPLOYNIENT.

I'HE UNDERSIGNED. under the sIpervi-
sion OF the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton oi San Francisco, have opened room
over the Post Office, on kearny street. and adia-
cent TO the Plaza and will furnish house and
farm servants gardeners mechanics and clerks,
to persons who wish to employ them Commu-
nications post paid by those who wisl, to employ
such are requested and their wants will be sun
piled without charge.
The undersigned will collect bills in San Fran.
cisco at five per cent. upon The amount received,
and respectfully Transmitted according to direc-
H"n we Wilt also attend to any agencies
commissions of transient character. on receiy
ing orders postpaid, and one dollar enclosed.--
We intend to work cheap, and depend upon an
increase of business for remuneration
jy28-lm WOODBURY. e. CO..
California Exchange San Francisco. o
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
Submarine Lamp.

We learn from the November number of the
American Journal OF Science and Arts" that
there have been recently come experiments
made III Illuminating the bottom beneath water.
AT the Lake D'Enghein, NJ. Duboscq, the sue
cessor of Soei performed an experime t of
this kind before many competent observers.
The eectrode of carbon were placed in glass
globe, being connected with one of Dubosq 8
regulators, which communicated with the bate
ry 10y copper wire covered with gutta percha.
The globe, submerged to the depth of sixteen
and half feet spread light over circle of six
ty.six feet diameter, and it remained constant
for two hours, after which the carbon required
replacing.
The idea of this process was suggested by an
agent OF the company that had been engaged IN
exploring the bottom of the Mediterranean
where The battle of Navarino took place. The
driver usually remained beneath the water three
quarters OF an hour, after which he came up to
breathe and rest. His light was an ol-lamp,
placed on the head of driver. aud fed with air
proceeding from his respiration, whence it was
IN variable current, and was often exiinguish-
ed. requiring hlnl 10 60 up and re-llghI. Du-
bosCq arrangement was devised to old these
inconveniences. 1t is made light, that The
driver may carry it in his hand; and. at the
same time, il is strong. wellsecured hermeii.
cally, To resist pressure of one hundred and
eighty feet OF sea water. 1t consists OF cyllll.
der OF strong glass secured to brass foot. anu
surrounded with gutta purcha The lighi
passes out through large piano convex lens.
tbs convexity being inward. the focus being SO
arranged that the rays escape nearly parallel.
As The lamp is moveable, the driver walks about
with II, aud places it where he wishes to make
search; as it is only necessary to bring the
electrodes near one another to light II, the drl-
Yer need only turn u small screw to continue
the light tor two hours. which is more than
twice rs long as he can stay at the bottom.
This beautiful invention supplied want
which has always been felt by persons engaged
in operations with the diving-bell. A vast quan-
tity OF property now lying on the bo,tom OF uur
large rivers. bays aud lakes may be recovered
by The use of submarine arnor aud these electric
lamps In seeking for gold in the deep pools O.
streams in California, these lamps may also be
adyaniageously employed. They will likewise
materially aid the engineer in arranging The
foundation of works that are to be erected IN
deep water In recovering the body OF a per
sou who has been drowned. they will be emf
nently useful; in short. the introduction into
use OF this submarine lamp is another OF tn.
beauiitul contributions that science is constantly
offering to man tor the promotion of his happl
ness aud prosperity -Lndy's Book.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

OmCc ~, front
Aanytaetory Taylor Street, No,lh Beach, Sass
Francisco. -t.r
TNHE PROPRIETOR of this Pioneer Establish-
L ment on the Pacific Coast, grateful for past
favors, respectfully announces the removal of his
Office and Works above, where he hopes by
the introduction of all the recent valuable i1n-
provements. and the increased facilities which
his new and extensive Works afford, in the nan-
ufacture OF Oils and Camphene, To be cuabed
to supply his customers with quality of Oil
and Camphene that will guarantee coufinuance
OF the liberal patronage heretofore extended to-
him.
He WILL at all times. lave on hand largo
stock OF superior Sperm, Polar Elephant, Black
Fish, Tanners, Meals Foot, Machinery and Lard
Oil. warranted equal TO any manufactured in the
Atlantic States.
He has, connected with his establi >hm~nt
department for the manufacture of Lard Oil, and
has no hesitation in saying that he turns out an
article superior TO any imported into the coun-
try.
His facilities for the manufacture of Cam
phene are inferior to none in the State and will
at all times, enable him to keep on hand fresh
supply. WM BAILEY.
San Francisco. July IA, 1855. iy14-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
BATHs AT FIFTY CENTs,

CTEAM, SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHE
~ BATHS will now be furnished in good
style at SO cents each. by H. w. Hubbard, at
the sign of the globe lamp, Shasta.
Goods taken on storage. From 90 to 80 good
beds for dodgers will be found at all hours OF the
night Also. miners tents always on hand.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick.
E Money to loan on good security.
Shasta City, May 90, 1854 ap9tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

FuSsY Loss By FiRE.--The Caeveras Chron-
iele says that few days since, as 7. B. Parker,
OF Mokeiumne Hill. was driving loaded team
in The vicinity OF Winters Bar, q spark of fire
from cigar fell into the wagon, setting it on
FIRE. The whole OF The wagon, with the exceP-
sion OF The fore wheels. together with the load,
were consumed before il could be extingnished.
Tho mules were attached to tho wagon during
the whole time, and were not extricated unit
she ere had reached the front wheels
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
Surgical Diseases,
Lime I! Lime Lime +!

TVHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce to the public, that he is now
fully prepared to furnish Lime, of an excellent
quality, at their kiln in Brigssville.
Builders will do well to call before contract
ing elsewhere, as our facilities for burning lime,
and convenience to an excellent wagon road
cannot be surpassed. SAMUEL CLOUGH.
Briggsville, May l6, 1855. jel6-3m