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You can readily see, that we have at least
a chance Of being supplied with the necessa-
res Of life, if not the uxuries Traders get
their supplies from Union and Trinidad; the
freight they charge is from ten to twelve
cents per pound.
We have some very fine gardens in the
vicinity, that supply US with all kinds Of veg.
etables in their season. There Is but little
snow on the mountains, and it does not him
der pack trains from crossing. Provisions
are plenty, and selling at fair prices. The
Indian difficulties on Klamath are being set
tied by Mr.. Nhipple, our special agent, and
government troops are to be stationed on the
river to preserve peace among the settlers
and sayages, so that we DC not apprehend any
more difficulties with the Indians in these
mountains. Miners are commencing 70 work
their claims on Klamath and the lower part
of Salmon, without standing guard for THEN
safety, as they have had to do all winter
But here is Mr.. Spriggs, cur worthy Express
mani so drop
My PEN
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Salmon River Correspondence.
FoRKs OF SALMON, April, 1855

Forks OF SALMON, April, 1855.
Ma. EDIroR:-By last evenings Express,
we are in receipt of your valuable paper; and
by looking over it, sec you have correspond
ence from almost every other place in the
northern mining region, except this. If these
rivers arc lacking in correspondents, or neg
lected by the press, they are not by the min
ing community, who are daily coming in and
settling down, well contented, with the pros
poets Of reapng a good reward for their la
Dor the coming season. Those who remained
here during the winter have done exceeding
ly well. | do not know ef any company that
have made less than six dollars per diem to
the man, while some have been making as
high a sixty dollars per day, and will CONT
nue. to do so as long as the water lasts
Among the lucky ones, is the company who
own the water privilege on this bar; they
have been making from ore to four ounces
ever since the rains, and will continue to do
as well as long as their water lasts, as they
have an inexhaustible supply Of paying dirt
We viii be supplied with an abundance of
water by the middle Of the summer, from the
lead Company. They have their saw mill
almost completed, and will commence their
hume as soon as the mill is finished They
intend TO make their hume large enough to
carry all the water in the North Fork at its
lowest stage.
We have quite little town here. Messrs
Donelly & Condor have one very large store;
St CLAIR Adams, another, and John c.
Wright & Co., another a very fine bowling
saloon one butcher shop; two blacksmith
shops; and there is in course Of erection a ba.
kerry, ana avery large saloon, that vii! Dc
completed by the middle orn mex, month.
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CONSTABLE SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution 70 me directed.
ID by John d. Shilling, j. r., for North
Fork Township, against the property of
Charles Gain, and in favor Of Joseph Aden,
for the sum Of ffty-six dollars and forty-thre
cents, and thirty-one dollars costs, have
levied upon the right, title, Gain auG interest
Of the said Charles Gun in certain piece Of
land, and tencments belonging thereto. irr
North Fork Township, in the State of Cali
fornia, near Burnt Ranch, in said Township,
being known as Charles Gums Presumption,
and will sell the same at public auction, to the
highest bidder, to satisfy the above execution
aud costs, aud costs OF sale, on the 18th day
Of May, \. d. 1855, between the hours @
10. NJ. and A. p "
u sale upon the premises.
WILLIAM DEE,
Special Constable.
APRH. II, 1855.
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could, time his visit 50 as to be present at the
fall Of Sebastopol. England and Austria have
advised him to stay at home His absence,
it is said, would not, in any case, exceed
thirty days.
Russia has declared war on Sardinia. 1t
is stated, but on the faith of obscure cores
Pondence, that Tuscany has joined the Wes-
tern alliance. Naples has not.
There is nothing whatever from the Dan
ube.
Lord Raglan is said to have resigned, to
avoid recall The Earl Of Lucan and some
other officers have been invited to resign.
Msu,rcction in AnetraHd-
Mlbourne in state Of Seige.-The London
Morning Herald of the lst of March has the
following despatch from Trieste: "Dcspatch
es from Ceylon Of the lst of February an
nounce that the people of Australia have ris-
en- and declared their independence. Some
troops were sent to put down the nsurrec-
ton, and sanguinary engagements had been
fought Melbourne was in a state Of sege."
This news has Of course, arrived by the
overland mail, and no doubt refers to the df
fcultes at the diggngs. Australian dates are
not given, ard the despatch was evidently
cooked up for continental circulation.
DoMEsTIc.-The steamship Northern Light
from Nicaragua arrived at New York on the
9th of March, on the day before the depar
ture Of the California steamer, in the short
time Of twenty days from San Francisco
the greatest trip on record. She gave the
New Workers news Of the bank failures ard
the panic in San Francisco.
The following from the New York Herald
Of the goth, shows the effect Of the news in
Wall street,
"Quite an excitement was created in Wall
street this morning by the arrival Of the
steamship Northern Light, Of the Nicaragua
lire, with advices, in about twenty days from
San Francisco, announcing the suspension of
about half dozen banking houses of that
city. The excitement did not take any par
ticuar shape; and had no unlavorabe nhu-
ence upon the stock market. The news
brought by this arrival wss anticipated, and
the effect was therefore Of very temporary
character.
Lewis Baker, who shot Bill Poole, escaped
on board tie brig Isabella Jewett, and sailed
for the Canary Islands. The United States
| Government has permitted a revenue cutter
to 90 in pursuit, and George Law has lent
his clipper Grape Shot for the same crrand.
Tie brig has ten days start of them. Rice,
the negro comedian, says he saw Baker at
Lewistown, Canada, on the l7th.
The dead body of Emma Moore whose
mysterious disappearance at Rochester n.
" Las caused sach intense excitement, has
been found under the ice in raill race in
that ;cwn.
AT Meredith, n. H., during the election,
the floor Of the town hall fell, by which five
persons were killed, and over one hundred
had bones broken.
The cabinet at Washington places implicit
reliance in the information received of the
Cars death.
d. b. Allen, son-n-law of Com. Wander
bilt, has obtained an injunction against the
further operations of the Nicaragua Transit
Company, on various charges of msmange-
ment. The directors in card. assure the
public that the injunction will be only tens
Porary. The proceeding had no effect upon
the price of the stock.
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d j S trict urt.
My Pen.
.Aprii Term
HPrll IcTm.
WM. p. DAlNGERFIELD, Judge.
Monday. April 9th.


WM. p. DAINGERFIELD, Judge.
Monday, April 9Th.
G. F. Pennebaker VS.. Mary J. Penneba-
ker. Pitzer for TlaintiT. Decree rendered
for divorce.
Tuesday, 10TH.
James Hyde vs.. John Musset and w. c.
Martin. Pitzer for plaintiff. Continued IN
til next term Of the Court.
Peter Quin VS.. w. Z. Hopping ct al
McMurtry for plaintiff, Judgment in favor oI
plaintiff, for $500 principal, $33 80 interest,
and costs amounting to 9lS3 G6. Order for
the sale Of dwelling house to satisfy the
same.
Morrow * Shannon VS. W. i. Hopping
ct al. McNlurtry for plaintiffs, and Chad
bourne for defendant. Judgment in favor o
plaintiffs for SIT principal, $3j n interest
and costs in the sum Of $l97 SO. Decree O
foreclosure of mortgage and sale of Ranch.
S. l.. IIolbrook VS. S. l.. Moore Pitzel
forplaintiiF, Upton for defendant. Continued
until next term Of the Court
Edward Trask VS. Human johnson & NJ
J. Delphi. c. E. Williams and j. Chad.
bourne for plaintiff, Upton for defendant
Demurrer overruled. Plaintiff asks leave tc
withdraw his suit On motion to retax costs
$50 was allowed plaintiff $50 to the defend
ant. Case dismissed.
Thomas Morris, a native Of Ireland, made
application to be admitted as a citizen Of the
United States. Application granted. Upton,
Attorney.
Rupert yanswoin, upon like application
was admitted. Pltzer for applicant
Johr c. Burch, District Attorney VS. L. S.
Williams, Auditor. Case submitted without
argument Ordered that the mandamus
prayed for be denied.
l.. S. Williams VS. Cram, Rogers & CO.
c. Z. Williams and j. Chadbourne for plain.
tiff, and Pitzer and McMurtry for defendants
Demurrer ovcrruled. Defendants allowed
ten days in which to file their answer. Case
continued till next term.
On motion Of j. Chadbourne, Esq, d. W
Potter was examined by C. e. Williams and
j. Chadbourne, Esqs., in open Court, and
was admitted as an Attorney. Whereupon
the oath of Office was administered, and his
name placed on tne roll of Attorneys.
ID. ID. Hamilton. .-Petetiton for permission
to take toll on a bridge across North Fork.
Richard Calk--Petition for permission to
take toll on his bridge on Trinity River.
Woods, Phillips & Co.-Petitcn fer the
privilege of establishing toll bridge.
On motiono of C. L. Williams, Attorney for
petitioners, leave was granted to withdraw the
petitions in order to present them to the
Board Of Supervisors for action.
Thomas Whalen was brought Before the
Court, upon a writ Of Ilabcus Corpus Re-
mauded to Jail. Pitzer for Whalen, Burch
for the People.
Court adjourned until next term.
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To THE Board OF TRUsrEEs. respect
fully call the attention the President Of this
Board to the following extract from an Act,
entitled, "An Act to provide for the ncorpor-
alton Of Towns" " Passed March 81, 1850:
IS. The President of the Beard cf Trus.
tees shall cause to be printed or published all
the bylaws and ordinances of the Board
for the Information OF the inhabitants and
cause the same to be carried into effect"
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Mad RIVER was correctly run, Weayervllle
itself would belong to Klamath County; and
we should not be surprised 10 hear Of some
Of our citizens refusing to pay taxes to Trini-
ty County on this ground. We trust that
some provision viii be made by the Legisla-
ture to have this disputed point settled, and
enable us to know whether we are residents
Of klamath Or Trinity
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OFFICE OF County TREASURER,
HearerpiLle. April Is. 1s5.

WearrDile, April Is, 1888.
MR EDiToR In reply to your editorial,
soliciting of me statement Of the financial
condition of the treasury of Trinity County,
would suggest the propriety Of postponing a
compliance with your request, until The first
Monday in next month. The law imposes
upon the Board Of Supervisors the duty Of
making out, and causing to be published, the
statement which you desire. The Board will
assemble on that day, and presume. will
make thorough and scrutnizing inyestiga-
ton into the books, &e in my office. Their
report ON the finances Of this county would
De more satisfactory, and, probably, more
impartial one than light be able TO furnish.
Therefore, propose to defer the matter until
the first session Of the Board Of Supervisors
and If they should nes'ec, TO examine and re.
port upon the condition Of the county treasu
ry, then will cheeriully and willingly give
You and the people any and all information
which yon or they may desire, upon the sub.
leot Of the collection and disbursement, of All
iands which have passed through my hands
as an officer. BE assured that the treasury
department of Trinity County is an right.
Very Respectfully,
), I. CwLrs,
l.n.N Ir.nsnrc-
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SERIOUS AccIDENr.-Nlr. Jesse Lurchen
was seriously injured, on Wednesday last, by
the cayng in of bank of dirt, while a. work
in his claim in the hill on tho west side Of
Rich Gulch. He was entirely buried by tho
falling mass, and it is astonishing that he was
not killed instantly. Ills right thigh was
fractured in two places, anG he received nu-
merous bruises in different portions of his
body lle is progressing favorably towards
recovery.
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BOUNDARY LINZ BETWEEN KLAMATH AND

DouNpskf LINZ BETWEEN KLAMATH AND
TsnErS CsvSriEs.-As we have previously
mentioned, Mr.. Rowe, member of Assembly
from Trinity County, introduced bin during
the early port Of ,ho session, which secured
10 Trinity County al the territory drained BY
the waters Of Trinity River. These were the
na,ural and NEST convenient boundaries or
'ho county, aud it was not supposed that any
objection would bo made to the bill. or that
Klamath County would refuse 10 oede any
right which she may possess TO any nortion
sf territory over which she has never at.
tempted to exercise jurisdiction. But il
seems thnt the member from Klamath was
extremely active in his efforts to defeat the
o'Il, and that he succeeded in doing So. the
b.ll having been indefinitely postponed. The
result of this is, that large portion OF the in.
hab''anu Of that portion Of country living
North Of Weaveryille, refuse TO pay any taxes
er licenses to this county, claimine that they
are not residents Of Trinity County: ana we
presume that if tie authorities of klamath
were to make demand upon them, they
aould meet with similar refusal. on the
ground that they were not residents of that
eoaniy. Thus, a large amount of revenue Is
.osi to the state and County, for the disputed
'crritory' embraces the most valuable portion
x the county, and many persons claim that Il
BE boundary between Klamath aud Trinity
srantys ia due Eastiue from ,he mouth II
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LEGIsLATTE.-The Legislature las fnaly
agreed 10 adjourn on the 30th Of April.
A great effort is being made by the "Gwiu
faction" to bring on the Senatorial election
and it possible that they may succeed.
A Bill has been passed fixing the salary
of District Attorneys at fifteen hundred dol.
lars per annum.
a Bill to suppress gambling has passed
the Senate and will probably pass the As
sembly. It is very stringent in its nature.
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ADJoURNMENT or THE LEGIsLATURE.-It
seems that our Senators are unwilling to give
up possession Of their legislative privileges
Some time since, the Assembly passed a re-
solution to adjourn on the 9Th inst, but the
Senate refused to consent to the the time fix
cd by the Assembly, and the resolution was
amended 50 as to make the 9Th of May the
day Of adjournment, and sent back to the
Assembly for concurrence The Assembly
refused to agree to the amendment, and fixed
upon the 3Oth Of April as the day, and the
bill was again sent to the Senate, and that
body refused to accept Of the alteration. From
present appearances, we should judge that
the session is likely to be perpetual one.
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The CHINEsE.-Mr Flint of the Select
Committee, to whom was referred the resolu-
tons of the Miners Convention of Shasta
County, has made report, which has been
printed. Mr.. Film. differs materially from
other members OF the committee. lie esti-
mates the number Of Chinese in the State at
fifty thousand, and calculates the daily profits
on their labor as affecting American interests
at twenty-five cents each, or S3,1jJ, 600 per
annum. being the interest at 30 per cent per
annum on a capital Of S37 ,000. lie
thinks they should be prohibited from work
ing in the mines, but they might be employ
ed upon auxiliary interests, such as canals
tunnels, wagon and railroads Mr.. Flint
says
Viewing the employment Of the Chinese in
The mines as OF temporary expedicucy, the
undersigned would further suggest. that the
state IS proprietor of millions of acres of al
ur.ai lands, partially oyera9wcd during tie
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COUNTY liNANcEs.- We refer our readers
to the communication from the County Trea-
surcr. 1t will be seen that he pror2Ses to
make a report to the Board of Supe c.sors,
whose duty it is to examine into the state Of
the county finances, and make report OF
their investigation.
We are glad to learn that Trinity County
is all right
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RESIGNATION AND ArroINrWENT.-W William
NJ. Lowe, Esq, Sheriff of Trinity County,
resigned his Office few days since, and on
the same day was reaprointed.
Mr. LIS friends are anxious to know the
cause.
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ESTRAY.

DROKE into the enclosure Of the under-
ID signed on the 18th inst, a
Sorrel Mare Mule,
Branded with the letter II on the left sbouI.
der, rather above medium size, and supposed
to be nine years old. The owner can have
the same by proving property, paying charg-
cs, and taking II away.
WM. ". LOWE.
Weaver, April ~, i555.
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