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FROM CALIFORNIA.
New YoRK, Oct. l3.

New YORK, Oct. IL.
The steamer Northern Light arrived
here abou, five o'clock this evening, with
upwards Of 400 passengers and s4oi,.
600.
The Northern Light cied with
the Cortsz, which left on the ooh with
The mail steamer Sonora for Panama.
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.
The Slate election has resulted in
favor Of The Know Nolhings. John
sons majority over Bis!er was over a..
600. Vote on The liquor law close ane
doubtful. Senate, 10 X. N.'sl7 Denis.
Assembly, s. X. Ms. - Denis.
The Town Of Grass Valley was total.
Iy destroyed by FIRE on the l4.h Of Sept.
loss S4OO. OOO. Manchester the default.
ing Cincinnati banker. after successfully
eluding the vigilance Of The police, had
been secured and would be sen. back to
Ohio.
A large fire occurred at Weavcrville,
Trinity co., loss SIOO, OO0.
John lloear, ,he defaulting City
Marshal Of oakland. who vsmoosed ia
Decepber, returned on the Uncle Sam
ald was arrested.
The California whea. crop would be
sbou, 2 900 900 bushels.
The whale ships kingfisher and t.a
tpT2Iise had been lost near Bossoi Straits.
Ve.re'' snd cargoes total loss; he crews
saved.
The ship Jt frerson. OF New London,
was hos. or Cape Elisabeth.
The loss OF IL whale ships this seas
on was reported. bus no names were Civ
en- excep, those above. snt The Edgar of
Coldrprin:. lost al Jonah Island.
Another ship was seen ~ Jonah L.
land. bottom uP~a ard. Could no. see
her IN
A. ship belonging 10 Silas l.. bur.
sM CHS bound from San Francisco f.r
ii"ne Kong lad been wrecked near The
l.ad"res. ship aud cargo total Ices.
The reported massacre Of 200 emf.
grants ., Oevil's Gate, 10 untrue.
COL. KINNEY AND COL. wALKrR.
Col. Kinney had resigned ,he Gov.
trEoship Of SanJaan, aud another meet
ing Of cisizen. had been called and the
Eng'ish consul having assured the Colon
81, il Is said, 'ha, HE go.trnmen, ould
recognize him il ell. c,ed.
Col. Walker wac sull al San Juan
Del Sur. fecra'ing from the California
p%asssnrsrs. lie had tough, no battle
s:nce the last steamer called.
NEWS RON JAPAN.
The Foster sailed from Honolulu with
stores tor ,he whaling les,. u III. Japan
%au,horiuns nfased her permission To
Trade. alleging that the treaty made no
provision fnr anj thing more than a Il IN
porssy residence u, kakadadt.
England aud Russia had conclud. d
treaties with Japan. similar 10 cure.
The brig WIN. Penn. which was chart
cred 10 convey The crew Of the liussmn
irigs's Oesina. des,r"s ed in the Japan
ssa' ny earthquake from Si:noa 10 Cor.
srs. had been lvst u sea.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

HoRsE Snow ASD EarEsTRIAN Fam.
"A grand national horse show. and e.
ques,sian fair is 10 be held s, Gaies5urg,
III , N ,hs 23d, 24,h, and 25lh inst.-
The preparation Of the grounds, j, lie said
gill cost several thousand dollars
Seats will be fitted up 10 ACCOMMODATE ten
thousand persons, and il 10 confidently
expected thar that number will be pres
cut.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18
DETAILS o. THE CAXADA'S NEWS.
uALiFAx, Oet. q

ilALiFAx. Oe,. ..
The Canada called y. 20 +. NJ. tor
Boston. where she =ill be due abou, .
o'clock 4. NJ. Thursday.
G0fnchakoG reported on The 9Th
that the Allies had attempted nothing up
~ thu, date. on she north side, bur were
concentrating their forces between la
iaklava aud rchernaya and c"ns.an,lv
accommodating the left wirg Of The Rus.
slams.
Letters from the camp state ,ha, she
lilies were actively preparing for a cam
paien.
From 2 TO 400. ~dsser;ers. most Of IN ,
Police, had arrived At the Allied camp.
They stated the DEMONSTRATION of The
Russian army vas most complete and
ouch was The confnssion f:um the ti:s,
mamen, Of the attack sha, the so!diess ~x.
haus:ed with fatigue remained - hours
without food. The loss Of The ltussu No
10 estimated n $4,000 men.
A correspondent, Of she Paris Pa,rie,
under date Of the 10Th. Gays:
Ever since sksis retreat, the Russians
have continued 70 FIRE shells a, " and i,
would b. . mistake .o suppose that our
army in Sebsssopol 10 beyond The range
Of tne enemies batteries Of the north
side and on the plateau. The halle from
Fort Constantine reached b-yond S,ss.
litzka bay and they ran very easily ,hrow
them INTO ths town. A. To the batteries
Of The other forts. come Of The guns in
them are 90 powerful ,ha, they can car
~ shot right over town. and do execution
on the advanced siege wosks. Bu, al
slough the Russian fire does nos cease,
il 10 no, very active. The artillery in
Sebss,opol are evesyvhese AZ work.
Fort 81. Nicholas which vas lsft almos,
inia:s. hss been fortified and ito anna on
already reaches 10 me enemy. Any a..
tempt Of the Russians 10 return 70 the
place. 10 wholly ous Of the question:"
The Grand Duke Constantine arrived
q Nieholell on lile 2Oth. and il wss said
the Gear himself would shortly visi.
there 10 supssin,snd she winter Cnmsa
eompa,gn.
A letter from Berlin, dated The 23d.
says:
"Various circumstances q 81. Peess.
burg seem 70 indicate thar GUssehakeH
will soon evacua.e The forts 10 ,hs north
of Ssbastopol. Great preparations are
making BY the Ruasians ios viu,er
campaign. The Russian treasury has
received large sums Of money through
berlin. English war malssisl 10 con.
SANITY passing through Prussia for the
aroy."
On Sept. l7sh. the Tuskish troops .,
Consssaiaople. intended for Asia, were
sen. 10 E~upasor,s.
The anglo Tsskish contingent force
would 90 70 TSsbiscnd and Do placed
under Ooas Pssha. II vas sIso an.
nouneed that considerable bodies Of
French troops had been zen, to Eopa.o.
'ia.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

II We were a trifle premature IN
tax ing leave Of the patrons Of the Cour.
Ter, last week; and may continue 10 bore
Them, o, ever no long. Fortunately for
them. the great, length Of our cor1espon'
dents repor, Of the State Fair backs our
own thoughts of The bridge this week.
No matter. They have no business TO
be SO little.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

New kIND OF SUGAR.-ln the Desc.
ret News Of August S.h. We notice al
ccuun. Of . new kind Of sugar made
from ssweet substance discovered on The
leaves Of the trees.
A Mornon, named Daniels, Al Prove
City. made ~ enty pounds in M dsy
from leaves gathered and soaked in "a.
Ter. MANY women, and children are
engaged in gathering these leaves.
When il Vas discovered, some said
that il was honey dow, others said il pro
eeedsd from the GOTTEN wood leaves. bal
il - found ON all kinds uf leaves aud on
The rocks. Many Of the Ies,es have
scales Of this sweet substance - thick
40 ~indow glsss, and some Q great deal
thicker.
The editor Of the News says thai in
grsin, color and taste il resembles maple
sugar.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

II The New York Tribune says Of
the earnings Of the Chicago aud GAlena
road. for September: "ihry are nor.
mous They are nearly one half -
large 40 those Of the New York Central
on about one sixth the Gust. six millions
against about thirty sigh, millions"
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

FALL IRADE.-The fall trade. Of the
Eastern cities has been unusually large.
In New York An immense business has
been done. The Boston transcript, says
tina. mos, Of the houses in that city have
sold a larger amount Of goods than ev er
befose. The Gales Of some Of our larg
cst 6rms, for the las, few weeks, will o.
mount 70 from elOO 900 10 $500. 900
each per week. The purchases have
bean principally made by western and
southe IN merchants.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

The WAR IN AsIA.-Despelches from
Varpa state tina. Kars is greatly straigh,-
en- ed for provisions, and that The Turk.
ish garrison were eating horse flesh.
Adyices from Treoziond dated Sept.
2Gsh. tha, the Russians had
abandoned Erzeroum and were at NJ alag.
lemia.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

II The Rev. DR.. Allen. who h,s been
many years a r~issionary in India, has
prepared for the press = new history oil
that country, including. j, 10 said. an in.
.eres,ing aceoun, of the condition and
prospects Of Christianity among the
uindOos.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

- The Sacramento (Cal.) Valley
Railroad 10 completed and in running or.
der. Trains began Ia move owes il on
The OH Of August. Tn. opening Of the
road vas cels bra,ed with gree, msnifrs.
,a.ions Of Joy aud rsj"iring.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

n The Louisville Courier n0tices
sales OF between 5.OO0 and 5000 hogs
al II cents grpss. Ihi, i, equal TO 81
cents ne, q, the pens. Some 5000 hogs
for packing. recently sold ., 81. Louis q,
5 Il 81 cents.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

UAAew horse shoe has been in
vented by Nj. 8. Short Of New London.
Connecticut. The very peculiar feature
10 that the new shoe has rot . nail OF nail
hp!e in il! Otherwise. it 10 made in the
common form. and 10 held on 70 the foot
by an iI"u cap in the shape Of . low Gu,
samp Of . mas leather shoe. OF the
leather peak ola boys cloth cap. The
iron cap on the hoof 10 abou, Two inches
wide ~ the toe. bus narrower on each
eide toward she heel. II 10 90 shin ~ 70
be Q little flexible. and 10 fastened TO the
loo, by . screw passing through the Two
ends bs hind the heel. The lower edge
al this zap fits into . groove U in the
outrs edge nj the shoe which hold them
s"gethsr, aud the sesew isssens them TO
the hooi. This cap does not como 10
much wear and will las, on, many
shore.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

u josiah Spriegs, a young man Of
&c, residing near Rochester. Racine Go.
Wis. was ~inssan.ly killed on the 9Th in
slant, by failing from . luf, in she BART
upon > pitehfork in the h.nds Of his faith:
er who stood below. The line Of the
fork pierced ais heart. and ks Iied 81.
most Immediately in his fathers arms.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

II The San Antonio Sentinel says
thai the American boundary survey found
no gold in the MesillA Valley Tertiary,
but the Mexicans reported i,s existence
near Santa Cruz Rich si!ver ore had
been found in grea, abuLda,.ce by the
surve! ING party.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18
NOTICE..

'shE two persons who were in the store of
STREET 4 GRIFrirH, and took a brown
coat, on Saturday night last, are requested to
return the same, and also two letters which were
IN the side pocket, or they may be exposed, as
they were seen'cR their way home.
Oct. 18th, 1855 35tf A. NUDGE.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

Yesterday. ous P"s'mas,er vac very
conspicuous At one time he branch.d
out ~ fuiloWs:
'.i.'s' 'Princ. lost money BY betting
scainst O'Dlennis. and 90 did .J.iulr
Dag Eow 60 sIOO on O'Blenni.;
and Little Dug wants one 10 be. 500
more far him. We want 10 ge. u ,non-
ey bark."-C Chicago Democrat.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

a Al the Iass Rsn Of he Superior
Court for Litch6eld eounsy, CT. twsn,y
elk persons were divorced from each 9th
e.. We believe that's sid TO be the
land Of steady habits.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

BANK IN NEBRAsKA.-A bank has
been starred in Omaha Civ, Nebraska
Territory. called the Wepsern Exchange
Fire and Marine Insurance Co. lie
notes are quoted .. n per cent, and are
taken on deposit BY al shebsokers.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

q Mons2slier. the hene Of Madison
IL Virginia, which twice since HE death
has changed hands .. ole per aese. 70.
Gently brought cas- per acre. Monspe:i.
o. 70 . large esssts eoasaiaias eleven
hundred sores.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

OTTAWA, WAPELLo Co., Iowa.
WILL practice in Wapello county, and at
tend to any professional business, agen-
c'es, collections, entering lands, paying taxes.
&c, entrusted to him in adjoining counties in
southern Iowa.
Oct. 18th, 1856 35-tf
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

a. 4 speeial Dispatch FROM Washing.
ton ssases that Mr.. Macon, Minister 10
France, will bs recalled II 10 cannot -.
,isiac'osily explain his attendance u The
Re Deun ~ Ns.sa Dame. in honor Of
.he fall Of Sebasiopol.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

ia Quincy packer has purchased
= lot Of hogs for IS per 100 lbs. the
hrcs Ia be- delivered in December. We
l,a,n from the Alton Courier ihat Messrs
u !l'res 4 Bro, Of Desrds,own, have
p.rrhaseG a lot Of hogs for packing a,
s5rr 100 lbs, deliverable me ensuing
.ras.n, aad advanced $500 on the con.
ifnci. -aF
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

VALUABLE HORNED CA1TLE.-Some
Of the stock al The Ohio State Fair was
so very valuable ,ks, $4,000 were offer
ed and refused for q Of the bulls ex
hlti:rd' Another was held at IS 900,
and two Others al $4,000 each. The
owner of a COW also refused an offer .,
Sl,s00. There were eleven imported
bulls exhibited, tie aggregate value Of
whirh amounted TO $50 200, and ten
cove valued at el2.4OO.
Ohio has =, he presen, time. .he mos,
valuable ssock VI any State in the Amer.
lean Union. She 10 altogether ahead o.
even New York.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

CoNNEcTIcUT.-An important, amend
meni 10 the Constitution Of this State
was voted on on Monday lass. and Adop,.
ed. IL denies III. right Of suffrage to
any one who cannot read. ! his 10 musi.
more sensible Than 10 insis, upon . prop
esty qualification for voters.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

y Judge D~ssbigny. the Americas
IL. n candidate for Governor in Louie
ians, 10 Z Rsaan CsthIe.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18
Valaahle FARM f.v -.

HAVE q farm, unsurpassed for fertility and
i beauty, lying 2 miles West of Ottumwa.
on the road leading from Ottumwa TO Abba.
consisting OF go acres OF prairie and 60 of
timber, with some 40 acres Of improved land.
which | will sell on easy terms. A good title
guaranteed. For terms, apply TO me or to INV
agent IN Ottumwa, II. 3. hEHDERsHorr. ESQ
Oct. 9TH, 1855 JOHN SNODCRASS.
In addition to the above farm, l have two or
three other good farms lying within 4 miles of
Ottumwa which ! will sell on good terms.
oct. Sh, 1886 25tf II. B. HENDERSHOTT.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

~ Six OF the New York Aldermen
have been indicted for bribery in seceiv.
ing money far aiding in the passing Of
cef'a'n messuses.-Nice corporation.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

~ Nj. Simon Smith. Of Guildhall,
w.. aged about ninesy.four years. com.
United suicids on Fn!ay by cutting HE
throat. Couldn's wais any longer.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18
MARRlEn y.

y" the 18th day Of October, 1855, by Rev. Mr..
~srAuLDIsG, Mr.. SAMUEL HOUyER to
Miss ELMiRA MYRRICK.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18
SCHOOL,.

X. SUTLlFFE will he second
u quarter OF his school OH Monday, Oct.
18th. No deduction made except in cases of
protracted sickness. TEAMS: Common Eng
!ish branches %: Higher English q; Algebra.
Latin, Greek and French s., AL
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

LADIES' SKIRTS The B"sion Pos,
says that the aisles in the publis huiId.
ings, and the eide walks on the high
vays. are to be wiSened 10 admit the
passage Of ladies with Their new fash
toned skirts. Several gentlemen have
moved out Of the city 10 allow .hir wives
and daughters room IN turn round.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18
New York. Oct. 4

New York. Oc,. IL.
The eSprees train from :Dunki,k On
Ire t.rie Railroad ran "ff The track near
S''rk port ''a'ion. on Tuesday night. in
come que nre Of the negisc, ot a witch
'endss A Baggage masses. named Gard.
"r'. sas killed ard several p~assengess on
em'grantc care III ~
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

c. Nobody ever used a more certain rem
dy Tor Colds, Coughs and Consumption than
.3ysr's Cherry Psctorai.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

TmE LATE BATTLE Win TmE Sioux
IsDIANs.-An Official repos, Of tie late
battle With the Sioux Indisns have been
received from Gen. Harvey. Ii differs
in no material respect from the secounss
which hav already appeared in our
news eolannI Gea. II. plsess the loss
Of the indiana At siekiy.six killed, Eve
wounded. and abous seventy yemen snd
children taken prisoners.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

A HUNDRED MILE FiRE.-Tha Salt
Lake Nsws Of The 20 h Of August.
brings W the parsieuIars M . sweeping
fire la Northern Utah and Southern o..
egon. Itsays:
FIRE.-We understand by Nj Hswes.
recently from Mary River. that the
country on the north side Of The road has
been recently burned over. destroying
the grass and timber; We also learn that
the fire has extended north from Bear
River oser 400 miles. destroy ing grass
and timber and everything in ito way in
the eastern part Of Uregon.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

Of the Fair too was Il neR, for the crowd
vas stationary. the seats all occupied. .
dense mass five or six deep surrounding
the circle. outside Of which > string OF
wagons and carriages I'll around vers
occupied every inch the central stand and
HE pavilion was full, and every other
spot from which q view Of sse track
could be hac vas occupied.
Seventeen I1adies, each accompanied
BY . cavalier, competed for the prizes.
let Ladies Saddle. Bride and Marin.
gal and e . SILVER mounted riding rid,
ing whip; We were unsbis 70 learn the
names Of oil the I.adies and perhaps il
W had. the Introduction Of them now
would be sedisns suffice it 10 say tina, the
riding was pronounced by citizens and
stranger to be highly eredi.abls 10 the
performers. end that the frs, prize vas
awarded to Misc Ellen Whi.comb Of
Wapello Go.
The riding was over about noon, and
the exercises at an end. The crowd
gradually dispersed from the Grounds,
but the Town continued full she rss,
of that cay: ., any rse such Sas the
faci when we left.
The officers Of shs Society for the next
yes. are Col. Claggem u Ksokuk re.
elected PrssidenI LeGsand Dyingson
Vice do; and - Williams Of Mus.
casiss Secy. The Far nexs year is 70
DO hello ~ Muscs,ine. Osksloosa was
the next mos, formidable competitor for j.
Demoine courier., 1855-10-18

ssuSss ~sSsS tsCsSss"Ae " sHOuu VIZ
time some other way. From the portion
" heard. the address seemed 70 be psae.
sical and 10 the point The Reciprocity
Treaty was condemned - inimical to
the farming interests o. the country; the
Government was condemned for no. re-.
gaEcing Agriculture - the first great OBJ
ice, Of care and protection, and farmers
were earnes,ly enjoined TO take the ma,
ter into their wi hands, and compel
Congress TO do saem justice. The dis.
course closed with IN address to the
Ladies, discounsenarcing the doctrine Of
Women's Rights, Getting forth what the
speaker regarded A. the true province Of
woman: 10 educate their sons, teaching
them 10 love home. the farm. and homes,
and msnIy labor. We we're consoled
for the loss Of . part Of this production.
by . vote Of the society. n ito close.
thanking the speske, and requesting .
copy Tor publication.
The committee on Vegetables. Fruit,
and shs productions Of the house and
shop. discharged shsis dusiss Thssaday
afternoon. sad the crowd generally avail
ed sAsmse:ves Of the opportunity 10 ex.
anime ske articles n he came time. The
number Of speeimens in thess depart
mecss. with she exception. perhaps, al
apples and quite, was limited /; but the
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