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The Placer herald., 1855-10-20
Reli gious Notice

IihKE VIII be Divine Service by the Rev. J.
A. Brooks. every Sunday at the Methodist Epi,
copal Church at 10 o'clock 4. NJ and Pm.
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Died.
NOTICE,

HEbRh viii be a meeting of the citizens Of
"A Auburn. at the store Of II. r. Holmes for
the purpose Of selecting a Board of Trustees and
the appointment of a Sexton. for the Auburn
Cemetery, on Tuesday evening next at O'Clock
AHbarn, Oct 20. 1865.
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RopBED.-An old gentleman from Illnostown
visited Auburn on Monday evening last-took a
"wee drap' TOO much, concluded 10 sleep out
doors in wagon all night, and in the morning
found himself minus $141,O 90.
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Election in Supervisor District No. 4.

Election held but returns sent to Clerks of
fee. Bradley received "a votes there Rogers
none.
A Ball will be given at Oakes Ranch, on
the Auburn and Sacramento road, on We'd
nesday evening, October 3lst
THE BAR.--We notice among the lawyers pres
cnt from distance attending District Court this
week. Gov. Foote and Mr. Crocker of Sacramento,
and the Prosecuting Attorney of Ell Dorado coun-
ty, Mr.. Rackliff.
TRAvELING-Sixty-tour passengers left Auburn
for Sacramento on Tuesday last in the coaches of
the California Stage Company.
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Newman & Co.. moved into their
fre-proof brick store Yesterday
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The GOLDEN ERA.-Ths is now the largest and
best weekly newspaper in the State.
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The Shasta Republican, know nothing paper.
made its first appearance on Saturday morning
last edited by J. c. Hinckley and L. C. Gillette.
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The late Mr.. Solomon Rothsch Ill, of Paris, has
left fortune of G3,500000 sterling. which will
be divided between his two nophews.
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The Sacramento river is now lower than it has
been before for many years, and is still falling.
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Dr. Trask, State Geologist has arrived at 10
Angeles to prosecute some professional service
in that region.
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Official MaioritiaS.

The following are the official majorities for
the know-Nothine State candidates:-
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The Mariposa Gazette gives an interesting ac-
ccount of the public schools Of that county.
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The Shasta Courier says: At present we have
twenty brick houses in Shasta. whose aggregate
cash value is not less than two hundred and twen.
ty-tve thousand dollars.
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Q. Dearlus was suifocatcd in his own building
during The recent contiaeration at Scots Bar.
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The town of Mud Springs" has dof'ed its orig
inal name and taken that Of FL Dorado.
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IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
->~~~->~-~~--e-~--~~~~~~~~@~-
Total Defeat Of the Walker Ex-
petition.
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AkNIHllAIl0N OF THE flLiBySIeRS.
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COLONEL WALKER SAID TO BIZ KILLED.
A Death Blow to the Kinney Project.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE or RlvAS.
interesting Letter from our Correspondent
at Rlvas.
ANNIHIlATION OF THE fllleySTsRS
COLONEL WALKER SAID TO BIZ KILLED.
A Death Blow to the Kinney Project
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF aIvAs.

We have received files Of the Boe.en Official Of San
Jose Costa Rca) extending up 20 the IN OF july and
Of the Daro de Avsos, of Caracas Generously, up to
tire ed June.
The former journal contains reprint OF an oicai
communication of the Lat July TO the Conmsndant &C.
neral OF the Army Of Nicaragua. II 10 ~ foIoSh-
About O'Clock last evening and after having dss-
patched the ordinary mall received An official stats
ment from the Cemmsndant Of the military Coast Gard
OF Flor, informing of the arrival In the port Of
salinas of . canoe commsnfed BY foreigner IA med
Semey carrying many foreigners from the port Of San
Juan as. sI. VINO tns on sas.
iRcluoing one hundred and eighty North Amsricans,
that they had Afterwards occupied Rvas, where
the fortress Lieutenant Colonel d. Arauslio pe shsd
with twelve officers AND more than hundred msa
The Bo<tin adds
. It is said that 450 men Of the rsvoutonists
the MACH, headed by Senior Castslion and thSre Is
contradiction Of the report that the cholera akng
ravsges In several towns Of Nicaragua. eM
General Guardola has published An address to the
people and army Of Nicaragua, in which he says
am in your midst by order Of the supreme 60.
veInment, which directs your destnies. No personal
interssno petty views oblge mo to take part in the
wsc IN o
placing the yoke your necks to deliver you over to
foreign eovetousnsss which not for ths means TO
deprive you of your nationality am Hondureno, and
not Nicaragua nse, ~ you are already aware Bat
there Rfws through my veins Central American blood,
which ready TO shed in defence Of any Of the SEQ
tons which, like Nicaragua and Honduras, menscsd
by q common danger-to prevent the countries Of our
birth from disappearing yched TO the car OF The most
impudsnt Hlibusterism, drawn BY the imprudent I'M
grateful and corrupt IONS Of either soil.
The immense crowds Of iocusts which had Invaded the
fields Of Costa RIGA were die appearing.
We do not find anything Of interest in the Caracas
Journals.
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LEGISLATIVE MEAsUREs-A MAINE LAw-QUE
vICTORIAs BIRTH DAY--sHIPwRECK- sUICI
WHALING REPORT.

LEGISLATIVE MEAsuREs-A MAINE LAw-oURgN
yICToRIAs BIRTH pAY-sMPwRECK- A SUICIDE
WHALING REPORT.
By the arrival Of the bark Frances Palmer ct San
Franc eco have received files OF the Era and oyyne
sian to the 5,h Of Jure.
Among legislative trsnsactions Of this week. says thu
Era We have the pleasure 10 announces that the Wine
bill has araLy passed both houses with respectable ma
ositits and the involved have been fully dis
cussed and acknowledged The Tax Collection bill has
passed the House Of Representatives and ia likely to pass
the House Of Mobiles also with all its drawbacks We
arc inclined 10 believe that this session WILL after au
prove tie most progressive and enlightened, as well As
Viewing as No do, says the Polyneian, the whole
nc ~ only Of msry
crime shall be GLAD when our treaty obligations al
low u. to sn.et The "5rohibtory .." in this Kingdom
hope the public will never rest satisfied until fol
that have exhibited sell and sci. control enough sa
over its yistms against dictates Of rss
rcp and subects them . dsgradatoa below which 1t
is ,npo,sbls for hu%an.:y to :,nL; ;, ;,
Queen Victoria, was by usual courtesy observed In Ho
Iolulu BY d:p.y Of bunting and visits q sonsratels
Rattesnake. dressed in grand style. Ared salute ..
moor which was responded to By the American sioop.
ofvsr Decatur who the English Dag 1t the fore
from Valparaiso and anchored outside. M4P NJ,
fumptuous dinner was served up ct the residence Of
CCneui General m<rs AZ Nnicn were present n. NJ the
King II R H. PriEce +. Kamshameha, Mr.. Perrin, II l.
". Consul Hon D. L Gregg. Y 8 Con missioner, their
Exeelencss ~ ssrs wyllis and Allen, the commanders
Of the nenos war and large number Of Others
The fchso ner Excel nom Kauai reports the bark New
World one hundred and four days from sydney bound
for san Francisco in laky condition-hayinx tried
several Gays to beat up TO Honolulu without success
STE had . large number Of passengers, ten or on
teen Of whom left Der and landed the Island Of Nhsu
whence they went In canoes 10 Kauai and arrived at this
rost ON sunday last in the Ex,s She leaking too
tay TO proceed 70 Saa Francisco and unlsss she
males . port much suffering must ensus, o. all on
lcsrd we're much exhAusted BY pumping. The United
states scop Decatur sailed the LIST June TO render
assistance 70 the above named vessel.
IAts advces from Kauai inform OF the Lame ntabls
Death BY suicide OF Mr. j. r. Ingersol, in the vicinity
Of Lihue, few Gays ago Mr. had besn missed for
several Says and finally discovered, aftsr much
search By native. Just he had lain Tor week After
CT nmit.iIg the fatal act.
On tie Oath OF May the las. vhslsship left IAhsin
ard orr correspond emit says Il wa4 sxcensy suil IN
cooequenee fhsve have teen Of tAis port .hs season
II vhalsrs, merchant thp, AMI rrs-ctaat schoon-
era Fer the sert tour mossas bat ltss iutroysmso.
Il .Krec.s5.
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Inteliies ncs from Southern Mexico.
oUR ACAPULCO CO2RK PoNBENCE.

ACAPULCO, July s, 1856.
The fburh Of Ju'y-A Nericdn Tbdst-General Alvare.
and HIS Coarievs dc.
The law Of Mexico forbds the hosting Of foreign Tags
General Alvarez however, permitted US yesterday to
hoist he stars and stripes We had grand dinner
which was attended BY the principal ofRcals Mr.. Van
unt wss the host Patriotic toasts, without number
were drank in sparkling champagne. One by Mexican
officer, give you trapalatsd-" God made Washington
and rested l."
The 10th September IL the Fourth Of July OF Mexico
and It is singular coincidence that II that day
that General Scott took up h quarters the halls Of
the MonezumAi BY the way it is three hundred miles
from here to the city Of Mexico Jet Montsuma used
eat for his breakfast every morning, ash that were
caught here the night before He had four Indians to
each league making 400 between here and his breakfast
table. He had also line Of the length to Vera
Cruz Yesterday saw . courier at ten o'clock, who
had come from Texcs, the head quarters Of General
Alvarez thirty miles distant, having left there ct six
that morning. on foot and without shoes He started
back Immediately to get his dinner 1T Texca. General
Alvarez has ONE courier, Who the other day, went
ninety miles and cane back the next day foot They
receive pay ceem II homer 10 b handed
to their chfdren.
Nearly all tie States have pronounced 80 that Santa
Anna has nothing left him but to decamp.
CONTRA SANTA ANNA
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1H1 NEW CONSTITUTION AND RIGHTS OF roav.oy.
Bs-xEErNa or THE ASSEMBLY DUBIOUS coz
srIAR DEcRFE-SEws or COLONEL KINNEY
CHOLERA AT GREYrowN--rHx FOURTH or JULY
rElIBsATIoN-UNrTsD sTATxs WAR SHIPS.
In ~ Pandmo Of July 4, project for the csnssttu-
ION about to 10 adopted By the Assembly 70 convene
or that Iurpoee on the 18th instant, published
which supposed 70 have emanated iron SENIOR Jass
AroseDsna the Federator Of the Isthmus On the It's
nstsnt there appeared in the paper another pro
ect from SENIOR Rartslens Calvo, late editor 81 Il,
EroHa Of Panama. Both these projects recos pizs ths
Iisbt and the probability Of an tIerciss Al
certain political rights BY forsigns living In The sta
OF tie lstt mus The proposition Of SENIOR Arossmers
IL TINS generally set forth
Strangers Will not n general enjoy political rishs Il
the ate, but these who have resided in II for
year, and have any known business or occupation esn
eject or De elected TO certain minor o6acss OF local
character IN conformity 10 the law
TIE propositcn OF ST. Cavo IL more declsyas
in II u Of HIS project thus.--fhs msnbsrs q Ana
cabdo are to BE- elected By all the inhsbitants Of ths
district that are Grapadian citizspa and BY the ~
that are moro than twenty years q axs
tnd nave had 1T least two years Of residence In tbs
pses, regular practice OF SONS profssscs trads on
iator. "
1he PsDsma Herald Of July II, rsmArss-rbe 81.
ave Asfembay ofuhe ssate OF Panama nj be tns,
euratsd TO- The 6rst act OF the Asss Nv sst
eiectpg their Prssidsat SECRETARY So vii ~ q, c,..
an set regulating their proceedings after vNseh a.
VII proceed 70 elect Jsfs Provisional sreosd.S a.
'ssms Of the Ia. by which thsy oct ~ Jssts Aso
,susua "a The only esaiLes.e ~ yst pubois sroasst
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dirty; scre svsa v..ho7. boots AID hats. Ttey v9v
VERY low sprssd, and esesed ssa,Es tic Leon rartv
IA men sna amosg them TIRE Of thsiI princips oiesrs
and thlt they co not expect suoh f1rocs aad brAvs
Ind. Cd great feat aud they aclso sisss kasias FAR
6rratsd tie people they thought to et They seq
that Col Walker was not IN the asht. sad Therefore
From them. and from the i.sntGcation OF papers
found on the DEAD bodies there have been kltedA L.
Keven of Lopez Cuba expedition memory; II. T. Merit
man Lieutspsnt; and +. Aaosrson alec Leutssant;
also DIR. Jones, and Dr. W. IL Davis, who has 70 dsl
rs,ou,ionsry pssty-tEe SANS man that mardsrsd an
EpgbsbmAn, hotel keeper, In Virgin Bay A. L. ksuen
wn second &C wmancer IN the psrty, ano 2 nsnoaeas
sword and gold wston taken prize ~ The govern
msnt soldiers.
III. Lsossses under Msdrisa and Msadsr. vent to.
waycs tie Costa Rca bounosres and took for this pur
pose about 70 mules from the tran portaton corraeter
OF the Accessory Transit Company As important ~ ths
cs-s& wen aad b,ave Is II fought-as badly It
mscsgsd-i. Stems % II the government u entirely n
%
were armed with ruus.ets this Department sasy cent
teern had fight their shosguns and most Of them
and the government mushsk bad erdsr aad USELESS.
Commissioners h.o TAKEN ii. balls to Granada. .
Tbs con mAnding officer fred foar shots without bsiL
them, but ball hit the house this strs.agsm vas
without effect. II for the good luck Of Walkers
been SURROUNDED At large distancs AND would have
been forced leave the house and most probably ous
By one, been killed. The esme want Of dsp asion ID tie
that they had two days time TO 60 awsy uomu-
lested, like the Leoreees.
In consequences Of the cholera the Costa Rca govern
ment h cps up strict quarantine and 10 this way the
runaway democrats are in fact between two ores but
thing goes this country In POGO tempo vsy,
suppose 1t WIZ last shout two months before some q
the troops viii down fyom tho 800 stationed
since Eve months In Managus, Going nothing
This POGO tempo has been the fault Of both parties
during the present revolution and must t. the
that both parties deem conven ent to keep
the revolution up. taf OK
Cholera is abating Since the 25th Of last month We
have had death attack Of IN yiagin Bay white
in the interior it is still prevailing but not largely
ID. O.
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The expedition must have been fitted out rather poor
H. many receipts OF walker appear, that show that
loans Of $50 accepted BY him frem various parties
All expsci,cni had 10 pay $40 passage money from
San Fraacisco TO Rsalejo
They left in great confusion, leaving all their
smnuBitiop madeleine chest and surgical ins lrumeuts
&c, hbint.
Az The comma ndng oHcsr Of the government had or
ssrs eiyer take prisoners impossible 10 dsn
t.fy any OF the cesd Americans.
TIE walker rsrty, when passing the Transit towards
s~n Just Gel scr presented the Amentabs eight
ssve,s voun,st. al Of them IN rags, sqi extremely
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SAN FRANCISCO, FRIDAY EvRNIN0, june %, 1866
Notwithstanding ii is steamer day, aud 1t the close of
the week, have to record decided i'm
the operations Of yesterday, and In fact the days pre-
cedirg IT, This ID mostly due TO the arrival OF the clip
per Panama. which into the harbor from New York
vifons and other merchandise. Almost the entire in.
voices of desirable goods ct taken up mainly
by prominent jobbng house ON California street,
and although ct rates not made strictly public, still
showing no disposition for prices to reseds In -four
And grsin have bat little to report beyond
nuatiou Of the trade In Haxs ard Galego which has
been going for several days back OF the two brands
rival in value snd popularity, not, We imagine, from
any intrinsic superiority but simply because the stock
Of Ga]lego in the market IL largely in advance Of tho
otter brand. While continue to hear chsquered
stories Of the anticipated yield of the crops throughout
tt country the papers to hand from Oregon toll but
tale Of the bounteous superiority existing in that
Territory this 1t IL currently stated that the
least double what has been during former ssasons
the appear b ecitatng the
expectation which has been going in Francisco de-
ducng therefyom the probabilities Of rsmunerativs
market in this city for their surplus. How these
VIII cor ece with those Of people, who have been
laborDg strenuously for time to rid this market OF
its plethora Of -four and grain in order that
know rot but should scarey think with their promised
laid and comfort from abroad that v.2y ne fears
need be INDUCED in about scarcity shortcomings on
the Part Of California crops In China rise ana sugar
the activity for several days back continues
and large lots have again changed hands to day The
buyers in most instances, Cinnamon, who purchase
even at the enhanced prices and In inst IL
vices the article held At . long advance ON this
narset.
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ING totaI yaue Of the expors from San Francisco or
the month Of June, amounts to $3.50 DOL DurinR ths
MONTH sixteen vessels ia all have cleared for distAnt
ports in the Pacific and the Atlantic embracing three
departures for New York. three departures for Mexican
ports five departures Chine three for Australia ana
enc each ior the Islands and South America.
Herewith give table Of the exports By the various
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MISCELLANEOUS Items,

GtxAT RACE BtrwExS LADY JAM AND LADY yspsoy =
The great ottting match for between LAZY Jane
kes came of the Louisiana course at Sacrsmento
on the 10th June. Fulton entered e. M Lady Yer
nom G. 8 Ellis entered b. Lady Jane. The attend
ance was large the weather warm and the track lttls
heavy. There was not much betting Lady Jane was
the fsvorite AMI 80 to 40 offered that she would Win
the race. Both animals in good condition Iadv
Jane was 6riven by Ellis, and Lady Vernon BIZ John
Crooks some bets were taken ut SO to 40 that Lsdy
Jane would win the first heat Lady Jane won the pole
Four attempts were made At start Lady vernop All
dIed to eighty were DOW freely offered and taken on Lady
Jane AT twenty minutes past four both horses started
OIL Lacy Jane myth shsad, maintaining the same no.
snion to the quarter pole. Lady Vernon gained from
pole Here Lady JsIe broke, ana Isdy Vernon passed
her, coming In TO the stand three lengths ahead Time
go.
Second heat--An even start both horse, Kent mack
snd neck till near the quarter pole passing which the
gray mare necs anead and constantly opsuns the
gap. At the half mile pole the gray mare Vas three
lengths ahead and opening st wider the gan bet veeu
her and the bay mare till she reAched the home
when she was nearly six lengths ahead which she main
$40. '"1''
Ellis nov wiih6rew Lady Jane. a. shs had no chance
% WIN, and was veakeung very fast. The Judges de-
CARED Lady Verr on TO have won the money AMI shs
walked round the track the last mile An offer Vas
sny way, for one thousand dollars within sixty dsys Al
ssn Frsncisco. -"
DnATRrcTrvf FiRs- AscM's CsNr IN R,Ns - oss
$50 ooc.-0n Sunday afternoon, about two o,c'ock =
fire broke cut In Chiness hoass In Angels ann In
twenty minutes the whole town was in famss The
Gre Atr spreading upon both sides Of the street. com
munica,ed to the house OF C. r. Lake, known AZ AXES
Hotel, IN connection with the banting house OF WeIs
Fsrao Co. which vas entirely Consumed with svsry
building In town The principal sufferers are given b.
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NICARAGUA COLONIZATION COMPANY.

TINS - TO CERTIFY, That ..,.....~.,....'
or his sdsns, 10 entitled " ONE sHAnE in the
NICARAGUA COLONIZATION COMPANY.
and in virtue thereof owns one undivided hun.
dreth part Of the hfty-two thousand acres Of
land sraatsl TO Byron Cole BY Pablo cArvsjAi.
Minister Of the Interior for the Rspublic Of
Nicaragua, BY letters patent dated at Leon.
tine capital Of said Republic. the twenty eighth
day Of December, eighties huadred aud any.
four.
Sigued At San Francisco this first day Of
March, eighteen hundred and af'y ave.
wM WALKER,
Agent for T.. RON CoLE.
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Export from San Franclsc0.
In tho course of preparing monthly tables says
the San Frsncisce Herald Of the 9th nit Of exports
We take iherefrcm statistics OF tbs total shipments OF
that there has bsen exported from San Francisco during
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sstaut ouArternAater GApta.n KIrkhan, recently rcm
II IL understood that por,ien OF Coiousl stsptoss
command. new on their way from Salt Lake, wiz in.
We peSssc to notice this attsnu1n On tAs part Of
government TO provide for tine necessities of this por
ten Of The country and We may expect that hsncefor.h
more securs than herstososs - TT7--H III
There point in the state where An elective force
dsrsd Of greater service. than the rsjon e it
controls the great thoroughfarss through which hostile
purposes Of robbery and spos-Los Angeles Califor.
ntan, juno Is.
pRowx1so on PRISrw -Ths sacramsnts Stae Jour
on the nth Of Ju.s the body Of young man about
tvery eight years Of ego. named Harvey Baxter. u
pps,ss That Bas n NTH s.s other. vent
city. The party separated Baxters compsaions going
up tbs slough 70 and better sport. soca after they
tsrs body entsossd in the brush taat lined ths
bank. Life was apparently not extinct when he was
10 ,srs him but without avail Deceased fosussy
worked in q newspaper Office N new York, and for
short ms recsrty In tie Once Of the Ala California
RESIGNATION or MEMBERS or ruK BOARD OF ASSISTANT
AIDhaAEs.-Msssrs. Maynard, Davidson. Piper. and
Story have address cd . Communication 70 the Mayor,
members Of the Board Of Asassant Aldermen Con-
sequsnty the Board d lsft without quorum Of
gentlemen named wsre impesd 70 adopt this course on
account OF an apparent desire on the part OF certain
meGbers, 70 meet every night dur.Dg the remaining
period of their legislative authority-San Francisco
Herald, June %.
hIarriaSes, Births and Deaths.
MAshMD.
In San Francisco. June Il, by Rev. DR.. Scott Mr..
JAMES n. Paxb to HSs Caroline Stevers.
In San Francisco. by the Rev. z Thomas, Mr. GEO. W.
Dennis, OF sKas, to Mas Margaret A. Brown, Of BAld
more. -.
In Linn county. Oregon, John s. Wright to Frsdoaia
F. TJxr, both OF linn county.
In Oregon City, Mr.. Chan. Albright to Mrs Cynthia
Mann.
In San Fisnciaco, BY Rev. Mr. Gallagher. Vim. Meyer,
Esq to MIS-. Marian AcAvoy.
In suisin valsy by Rev. VIM. Wilmott, Mr.. Marvin
Richardson, Of Vallejo to Miss Caroline Barton Of
the former plare.
In San Fra ueisoo by Rev Dr. Scott, Mr. Charles Soy
Rcoklyn.
In Oregon CITY, Mr. VIM. Il Smith to Miss Margaret
Weston borh Of Marion county. Also ia same place,
10th inst, Mr. A. SsrtAger to Miss Mary r. Albright
BIRTH.
On tbs 9Th june the lady Of j. R. Isssstor, Esq, Of
In Piseeavle, Jurs TO- the wife Of Mr.. A. W. Bee Of
daughter
DIED.
In MarySvills June 90 Bridget Rearding, aged rs
years, formerly of Memphis, Tenn.
In Honolulu May 20, Mrs. Johnton wife OF Mr.. s.
Jobnson
In Tahiti, May 10, son Of ouesa pomsrs, aged II
years.
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papers end treasure Of Wells, Fargo Co we're ssysd
MovISuY or U. &. THeoPs--rse monotouy o. thu n.~t
week has been sHrssabiy brckea By the arrival a
city OF q cstschnsnt Of United states troops w n
GAfcree Of the let Dragons roue fer ths TETON Il.
creasug the force At that ront 20 nearly Gee
tfrcrs un'sr hs eornan, * Lsvs. tot Rs-is IA
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Gold Exnos tailor. .

UOHU NxpO1tutN0Ws
The following table exhibits the total amount OF trea
sure sbpusnts BY the Pansma and Nicaragua
since Jsrusry1 1856; also estimate Of the amount
of expectation through other channels compared with
the entire amount Of shipments during the preceding