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The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

THr CR1MEA Gen Canrobert has dis
covered his health is too poor for him to
remain in chief command, and General
Pellissier has been appointed. If the
English government would also remove
Lord Raglan, and the rest of the aristoe-
racy who are now playing and training be
fore sebastopol, the result might possible
eventuate in favor of the Allies. There
is no change in the Crilnea since our last
advices. 1t is said Gen Pellissier intends
to attack the Russians in the field shortly
Symptoms have transpired of ext ndet
operations being about to be commenced
on the part of the Allies.
A force of 10000 Turks, French, and
English, hastily embarked on board the
available ships near Sebastopol, and stood
away in the direction of the Sea of Azoff
They returned in day Or two and as has
tily disembarked
Omar Pacha and his troops were max
ing all speed to ensconce themselves again
in Eupatoria
The combat on the night of the 24th
between the Russians and French, was a
desperate affair The Russians attempted
to dig new rife pits, and the French par
TALLY prevented them Two hundred
French were placed hors du combat. The
French managed to push their sap con-
siderably forward and mounted several
new guns.
The Russians made sortie on the
night of the llth, on the advanced works
of the left attack, but were Immediately
repulsed with considerable loss.
A short truce was granted on the even
ing of the 10th, to allow the Russians to
bury their dead in front of the Allies ad-
vances
Gortschakotf tclegraphs that the Allies
on the 9TH were occupied in augmenting
their batteries, and reinforcing their ap-
proaehes against the central bastion.
The French Government is understood
to have received dispatches, announcing
heavy rains, and that the trenches were
full of water, thereby suspending opera
tions.
A reconnaissance had ascertained that
the Russians have $4,000 men at Laki,
near Eupatoria.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

MAN DRowNED.-A young man named
Walter Danvers, alias Little Joe, was
drowned on Monday morning last, on
South Fork Feather river, near Spring
Ranch in Plumas county, while attempting
to cross the river on a log He was re-
Gently from Placerville, and had been in
that vicinity but a short time He was a
native of New York, and aged about 10
years
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

Say Gov Bigier at the convention at
Sacramento denied being member of
any "secret organization antagonist to the
Democratic party" and when charged
with being a member of Freedoms Phal-
anx did not deny it His supporters rail
at the Know Nothings as being a secret
party, and hold him up as their exponent /!
Under the circumstances it will be difficult
for them to cast the first stone. It is a
well-known fact that Bigler is banded
with foreigners to contrive by secret means
to defeat American principles, and he
could not deny it. The supreme humbug
of putting such man up in opposition to
a 'midnight'' party, approaches the sub
lime Satan is said to sometimes assume
the garb of an angel Of light, but we must
believe he has the art on such occasions
to hide the cloyen foot But in the an
swer that Gov. Bigler gave to the resolu-
ton, and his subsequent emphatic silence,
the snakes eyes peeped out, and no man
who opposes the Know Nothings for
their secrecy, or fer "anti-republican ten
dencies," can fail to have honestly still
greater aversion for Bigler and his mid
night" associates.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

REEvING THE HALLARDs.--A crowd col
lected few days since to witness the great
feat of shinoing up the flag staff on the plaza, a
distance of about 100 feet. A negro undertook
the difficult task and succeeding, was rewa ded
with $50. This flag staff was ascended by a
sailor in 1852, who after reeving the halliards
placed his cap On the top of the truck, and
sided down, very innocently offered it to any
one who would get He went to Sacramento
and a few days after was drowned in the river
Alta
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
sss@ The following scene is reported 10 bav

We 1He 1OII0"ITS Scehe IS reported az nav
ing occurred at the Sacramento Convention
Gov. Bigler came in and declared that he
was not Know Nothing and never would be.
Mr.. j. T. Carey said he had understood the
Governor to say that he belonged to a secret
organization; he would like to know whether
he had withdrawn from Freedoms Phaanx--
if any man said that he had not been q member
he lMr~C- would brand him as liar.
Mr. u: q. Graham said he would take the
responsibility of saying that Gov. Bigler was
not a member of that Order Great excite.
ment here ensued- Mr. Carey stated that he
had understood Graham to say that he had the
poSer Of absolving members, and perhaps he
had absotred tie Governor!
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

Bag Nevada had a candidate for Governor
one for Comptroller, and another for Treasur-
Ter before the recent State Convention, and Sc
cured neither. The third county in the State
was not worth a representation in the State
government. 1t is also said the dominant fac
tion did not deem the candidates sound" anc
this is probably the reason why this county was
sighted. A Simon pure Broderick man would
have stood better show.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
EsoIA,p-Ip this country the demo-

EsaLAND-In this country the demo-
cratic movement is making great progress.
Public opinion seems to be rife for
change that shall sweep off the privilege
of the few to control the entire interests
of the whole The aristocratio element
is thoroughly unpopular. They have
proved themselves totally inadequate to
the emergency in this war. The war
caught them after years warning, un-
prepared, with small army, unelotbed
and miserably armed TIL hat army they
sent 10 destruction before The strongest
city N the world, far off frtm homo sup
Plies, and left to its fate, til the uprising
Of the whole nation cut off' the ministry
that had thus trifed with suth stupendous
interests But the new ministry is near
ly as inefficient To be sa{e the condi-
tion Of the army has been improved, but
it has been at immense c3st, for money
has been squandered ike water, through
the dishon esty and inefiaiency of the
agents of the Government Routine and
custom has 50 far tied up the hands of the
governments that dozen different depart
ments have to be consulted before any
important step can be taken, and the
operations Of the army instead of being
determined on the ground, are referred to
Downing street. Meanwhile the army is
IN the situation of the old King who was
roasted TO death because the courtiers
could not settle among themselves whose
duty 1t was by the laws of etiquette to
move his chair from the fire No active
exertions can be made when The control
is distributed through so many hands, and
so many minds must concur to produce
vOlltion. Under the spur of the disgrace
full situation of things in the Crimea, and
the vast accumulation of taxes, and Of
national debt, the people of England are
waking up TO action Unless results
greatly in favor of the Allies are shortly
realized, the revolution must sweep Eng
land, and at least alter the constitution of
the Parliament The House of Lords is
now mere superanuated body, and the
Commons is filed with the sycophants of
patronage The Magazine writer's are
now claiming that no more peers shall be
eIeated for more than life, that no minis
ter shall sit in the House of Commons,
that the privy council be raised from'its
present merely trifing functions in the
settlement of precedency, &C., to the ad-
visors of the crown, that the province of
making war and treaties be entrusted to
the higher branch of the Legislature, as in
the United States, that committees of the
Houses have uninterrupted access to, and
right to make public, all official CORES
pondence and transactions These reforms
do not touch the power or dignity of the
crown, but they aim at the essential hu-
initiation of the aristocracy, and would
soon introduce new life into every part Of
the administration If these are resisted,
then look out for a thorough dissolution of
the whole fabric of crown and mobiles.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
-

PA cr1eeL Oaznaa. cNs Il: raa =
G495Bg,-ss5 L48 Or Moaday morning
lass, says .ps 1nsea Dsnsocre. sompa
~ ocus-stias 81 sone Lalf i dozeo we'll
lnown Sports o. sonora- we're seer
equipped With miners laplsmeslst, start
ing o4 prospecting tou- f'heir cid &c
aupatol T.Ii l., 'ongar say ~ Aase liz
ginga
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

ceA The New ork Tribune mentions
mat within few years past there has been
q considerable influx of Chinese into New
York, SO that they number now from 1000
IL 1500--only two Of whom are female.
Their social habits arc not of the highest
character, as they herd together in crowd
ed apartments. and, with few a1ceptioua,
are engaged IN menlal pursuits.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
nSs- The three Utah Indians that wer

N1r The three Utah Indians that were
convicted of numbering Capt. Gunnison
and his party of seven men, and impris-
oned in the Utah penitentiary, have es-
capped through the connivance Of the Nor
mons who wish to conciliate the indians
and exasperate them against the general
government, that they may be useful allies
in case of further need The clouds gath
er over the Mormon territory, and some
day the storm must be met.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

ArsuRN is rapidly recovering from the
severe disaster that lately overwhelmed it.
/. uow bids fair to be larger than it has
ever been before: Some twenty-five houses
ere being built for Chinese residents, and
it is said the place is to be the rendezvous
for the Chinese Of Nevada. Placer and III
no.a,1a ,QInties
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

Mr.. Potter has furnished US with the July
number of the Pioneer, which contains several
good things, but is rather dull in interest com>
pared with most of its predecessors. The E,,,,
itor may find that this warm weather is unfa-
vorabe to mental activity.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

RS@ Loafers will do well to remember that
the last Legislature passed a law for their ben
etit, that reads in one section as follows:
All lewd and dissolute persons who live in
and about houses of ill-fame, all common pros
tltutes and common drunkards, may be com,
mitted to Jail and sentenced TO hard labor for
such time as the Court before whom they are
convicted shall think proper, not exceeding
ninety DAYS"
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
nsz- When tbe nominatiou of MOTTO

e- When the nomination of Norton
ens announced here for Supreme Judge,
IT was thought to be Edward Norton
When the fact came out that it was only
Myron Norton, the feeling changed ma
tetially. Instead of splendid lawyer and
tired judge, it was only fifth rate lawyer
~ithous practice or reputation, only put
on the ticket to.please the anti-squatters.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

kENTucKY.-At an election for Attor-
-ney of the 9th Judicial District of Ken
lucky, consisting of eight counties, Mr..
Kennedy, supported by the Americans,
was chosen by 4453 votes against $3.50
for the opposing candidates.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

DR.. JoHN LARK, an old resident and busi'
ness man, Of this place, whose departure we
chroniced some months since, has returned
with his lady and takes up his residence again
in this place We have seldom seen less taste
displayed than in paragraph in the last G.
v. Telegraph in reference to this gentleman.
It may have been intended to be friendly. but
Il would not have used mine enemy So"
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

PERsoNAL.-W' w. Stow, Esq, speaker o.
the last Assembly is in town, and Yesterday
participated in the festivities at Cherokee
Lorenzo Sawyer, Esq, late City Attorney o.
San Francisco, is also in town.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

BaF There were SO many persons III
town on the night of the 4th that many
gould h2t get sleeping place under cover
and had to take an outside ticket. Al
the beds to be had were engaged by the
middle of the afternoon.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
@We found time on the 4th

aa-We found time on the 4th TO visit
the diggings on Badger hill, on the Middle
Yuba. The operations are of surprising
magnitude, and carried on BY hydraulic
hose They have an abundant supply of
water, and pay well, The Messrs vando-
rem, formerly of this place, are large oper-
ators in these diggings
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
sss- A. Cberolee an tbe al

sg At Cherokee on the 4th gentle
man charged quicksilver tank with pow
der and discharged it, when it went into
the air, and descended through neighbor-
ing house, upon dinner table, at which
the family were eating, breaking dishes,
&c, but doing no injury except frighten-
ing the company
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

gs8~ It is said that all future violations
Of the law prohibiting noisy and barbarous
amusements on the Sabbath will be brought
to the attention of the Recorder. A
copy Of the law was published some weeks
ago in this paper, and the authorities have
now certified copy
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

sea- Mr.. Potter has removed his goods
to the store formerly occupied by G. W.
Young, in order to put up two story fire.
proof The ground is already cleared for
action Mr., 2. P. Davis is building q
brick building on Broad street.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
- % ~ G1-

CO. The aanual address Of tbs Prcsi
ident Of State Council C Know Nothings
Of New YoiL IS pablished, and sets forth
that s'nce February there has been an iu-
crease o. 200 Couneils il the State, max
ing the plesent number ll60, and en-
hraolrg according &C the most 'eliabls
estir,ates about 10 ,01G membcre
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
- t.:.II..4c,

B@- A national lutte of thirteen--pow-
der TASKS was fred by Mr. Geo. F Jacobs
at sunrise on the morning of sbs 4tb. :
They made fine racket
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
BILLIARD SALOON.

TIE srBscRBERs having leased the Building CONNER
cal street, formerly occnpied 10y Harry Seymour aut
reftied e entire fer Grsi class Billiard saloon Thc
.ables entirely and the be the State
would be pleased 10 friends any time and gen
tlemen wishing game Of Billiards will ind our saloon
veil adapted 10 she purpose.
Nevada. July 9, ls55--3E SCIIEfl. Il WiIIIAMs0N
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of Nevada, Township
= Of Bridgport : Rsfore Daniel Dustin Justice Of
the Peace Personally appeared before on this "a
day OF July y d. 1855 Sarah IaTgrears wife OF samuel
Hargrears Of said Township, and being duly eWo-n mad
declaration thas from and alter This date he intends 70
carry her name, and her cwn account tho
business OF Mereha aGGng kancnng AMI keeping pubr
Boarding House ard that the invested N ssic
cuisines. does exceed Five Thousand Iolisrs.
Given unde- my hssId this % day Of July A b. 1855
DAM DUSTIN. Jgs,ica Peace
july 8. is55-3n
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
- dangerous as his dagger
---.Ap, 40

SCHOOL MoNEY.-Six hundred and fifty
fire dollars is the distributive share of Ne
sad. County of the SCHOOL moneys for this
yeas, asd may Ae had BY the county treas
ases on application to Paul <. Hubbs, su-
perinsendeut of Public instruction.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

p9- We are pleased to learn that Mr..
George Wood, Of Grass Valley, valuable
citizen of this county, returned BY the las.
r&aa
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

@ The notice of operators in quartz
is called to the advertisement interesting
to them in another column
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

eI There has been food in Hungary
which caused damage to the extent of Is :
000, 900 forms
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
MAR RIED

MARRIED. Temperance t1ail, Neyaaa, tho
evening afJuy +tll by Rev, WA. Il. Hill Nr LaTing "
Williams 10 Mss Corrsla Huu2es all OF this Tcinify
With the ABOVE w0 received nandsome cake The
aarpy cooIe have we'll wishes cr fuiure happiness.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

Ssr A set-to took place at Pleasant Flat
last Monday between James Burns and one
leele' Six rounds were fought, and Teele was
victorious.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
H@ CD CT

SuccEssFrl MlE5Ne. nc Unior Comma
ny, a. Dutch Flat Placer County struck tho
gold in their tunnel o few says since and ara
realizing IS to the bucket-tul Of gravel
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
--r@-@-~

b., The Sag Nlohto' bare jl5 Lodges
IN Ohio They are D seore! democratic
society, started by lie i3e'uans, radica.
II Their views and +berougblv abolition.
god
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
-aGs A~~

Ee- fho neg theatre Al Soror@ says She
He,aid. will b, one o. the most elegantly
fitted structures Of tic kind II the Stats.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
-a=zts s-ES- STa--

2ENrsNcED 20 81 E5vsc 90 F~lday
lasy Jude Crcanor passed sentence Of
death dpou Escoba and Ssbada, two
Mexicans convicted of the murdef Of John
Sheldon in the streets Of Sone,a. They
arg tc pc hung o. She hire of angus
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
CD <a---

Asa> Mrs Green Worneiy of Memphis
tainted ard died Immediately apon =
y oung man telling per. II jest, that he.
husband had near nm 9ve5 by cart and
injured
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

Ia The Miners at Dutch Flat nave sue.
ceeded 10 getting three dollars to tab Of
gravel and sre greatly encouraged
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
Notice to Shareholders.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Shareholder OF the
IN Astor Mining Company, on Gold Fiat that those
which the assessments have not been paid up
will be sold Public Auction TO the highest bidder ten
days from the date Of this notice at Dr. Hcknes ofee
Broad street, at 10 o'clock A, NJ.
July 6--3w II. Y. BICKNELI Treas CT x Seo'y
II OST-On Jur 4th between Nevada city and the Race
Course n Small Memorandum Book with steel clasY
containing several Notes. Orders &C OF no value to
person but the owner Whoever will return Tho
the Union Hotel Nevada shah be suitably rewarded. =.
Nevada Jrlv g. lS55-2w R.K. SAITr
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

APoLoGETIo Our paper is late this
morning. Fourth of July week Nstf
ccd
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

Mr. USIoN SENrNARY.-We have before US
the 9th annual Catalogue Of the Teachers and
Students of this Seminary, for the year ending
June ea. 1855. From the catalogue We learn
that this Normal School had an attendance Of
SAG students during the year, loe ladies and
934 gentlemen. OF these, l2 were from this
county, females and ten males. This Semi
nary is beautifully located in the pleasant vii
lags Of Mt. Union, Stark county,. Ohio, Ii
miles northeast Of Canton and u miles from
Alliance, where the G. y P. r. r. crosses the
o. &PR, R. The academic year is divided
into three terms. The first term Of Is weeks
commences on the first Tuesday Of August
The second term, Of II weeks, on The 2nd
Tuesday Of November, and the third term oI
Ia weeks. on the third Tuesday of March.
1t will be seen by the above statement tina
this institution is in fOurishing condition.
Every possible care and pains is taken to max
the Seminary useful and efficient, The regI
lations are Of the most sslutarv nature and th'
discipline thorough.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

ETBatimOre, Md. was visited by the shock
Of an earthquake OF the morning of the 2eth
ul!. 1t reused about half the inhabitants of the
city, and many rushed into the street. In the
eastern part of the city seine windows we're
broken. The shock was also experienced in
the country about. seven miles from the city;and
was succeeded by rumbling noise. 1t lasted
about ten seconds, and houses, furniture sensi-
bly, vibrated. Many of the citizens we're afraid
to go to bed again. The precise time of the Oc.
currence was at ls minutes past l9.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05
Neru Gpefial Notices.

az SYPHILIS, SCR0FULA AND DISEASE
BL0OD-For these terrific diseases, Carters Spanish
Mixture Is the only specific.
The prOprtors have in their possession over one hun.
byt
We refer to the certificate Of Richard Adams, late
High Sheriff Of Richmond Va, Edwin Burton. Com
missioner Of the Revenuef for Richmond General Welcb
Of the Mammoth Circus Dr.. Hundley, Of Washington
City Mr.. WIN. A. MattheWs, and O. B. Luck, Esq. O
Richmond. Va, Mr.. F. Boydsn, Exchange Hotel vs.,
and host Of Others who have seen cases Of the worst
desc ripon cured by Catters Spanish Mixture. They
all certify that Il b the greateat purifier Of the blood
known. aF
See advertisement .s-.
July 5-'55. I'm.
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