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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05
Dismissal OF Mr.. Champion and Nh.
English Consuls. ee

Mr. CHAMPION, late British Min;s..
the Cabinet of Washington, and Mr. An,h neaf
Barclay, the late British Consul n, "'aa non
York, (Messrs. Mathew and Rowe r New
naming for the present. left Boston e' VI Re
4th of June, by the British steamer Tu !le
been civily dismissed by the Federal q nas'ns
ment in consequence of their violation ~
laws of the United States in reoorj VI 'Ne
enlistment of residents here to serve " lhe
eign armies. A request for their recall lof
made some time since on their Goyernr" was
but the request was not backed bv ua
dence that has since been collected h' e''
State Department and there is no reos ! 'uc
suppose that the British Cabinet was 'ou 70
fully aware of the state of the case O. I,aue
that request was dispatched new test; nuce
has placed the guilt on the four Official. h
yond question. At the same time, the Rr;s pc
Government, relying perhaps in some m oa''.n
on the inadequacy of the evidence wb ,'Iui .o
had then before it, and placing to much tan y
in the protestations of the accused rof s",'s
to recall them. Under these circnms,a aa'eu
though it is not to be doubted that tSa =:
terest of both countries would have beo ,'i NJ
ter served by more straight forward deolinr
and less lawyering and pettifogging both !.
Washington and at LONDONDERRY was NO.. AZ
ing left for the United States Goyernr n',
but to give an Garnet of its belief in the r,a
testations of Lord Clarindon, and of the sim SiU
cerity of its wish to keep the two nation.
united, by dismsing the minister whose 30"
duct cannot be reconciled with Lord C W..
endon's despatch, except on the suppositioD
that he rashly transcribed his instructions
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05
Election Riots.
New ORLEANS June 4tb


On the I'd of the present month our cit.
liens went through the farce or rather trag
edy, Of an election for municipal officers
which resulted in the return of the entirs
Know Nothing ticket, with the exception Of
two members of the Board Of Assistant AL
derman.
In lawlessness, riot and bloodshed it sur.
passed all former efforts of the successful
party. At an early hour the polls were in
possession of bands of inscriptions men. who
deferred citizens, both native and adopted
of all opposite faith, from approach to the
polls. Hundreds were knocked down and
horribly manned with slung shots and other
deadly wepons, and some five killed outright.
who's bodies were literally ridded with bull.
lets and wounds from the deadly knife
The Mayor, from weak policy, was left
without any police force. and riot and mob
law reigned supreme during the day and
night Of the election.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05
A Bright Streak of Gratitude.

The flowing letter appeared some months silos'
in the San Francisco Citizen, without the kho"eus
of DR.. Young. we copy il as comlli.lne i .hat
tribute to one of the most skillful physicians
ever made this state his residence, as twas emu.
unsolicited and made public without the kno"leAs'
of any one except the writer, it speaks Voluu' n
II should be cut out and pinned up for
any one who should be so unfortunately si'us "a
To MY AFFLICTED FELLow-MEN.-Belnga Dc ,n,b,
leave the State of California for my home III I'M mr.
igan, | wish before leaving TO recomenno, " |
notice that great benefactor, DIR. j. c. iouNu
was on the very brink of the grave when he slreTn
ed forth his hand and saved me from dealn, ,,;cs.
several years had been troubled WIN VVnP set
ton of diseases, brought on by bad haDi's y =, INV
pollution in my youth, and vicious acuona In the
more mature life, aggravated by eSposu'e snd mn
mines which had so weakened my system o. CON
dermned my constitution, that nave ~, Mains
templated suicide Borne down by rachins ppains
in my body, dizziness in my head, sore eyes nv
and misery in my back and hips, wearnesS s a.
legs, evil forebodings, together with cohhors
melancholy, was ashamed to look my NE 10 be
in the face and considered my best lrieh hu and
my worst enimies; my dreams were irig sinn If nv
at times strange phantasies took possesss NJ worst
mind was fast hurrying to INSANITY Una. una mart.
of living deaths In this state, friehu anu on tbs
ner in the mining business, approachea u. and see
subject and advised me TO go to the bay ~ Dr.
DIR. Young; did so, and thank God fof y" .ond
Young examined my case and told me ne ~ HI,
cure me. Shortly after | commenced ua H. Tires
medicine my troubles began to decreas, and IN ali
months was perfectly well. Take my aat car he
you that are afflicted, and call upon NM a ~,
will cure you; he has cured several OF my heinz
ances after they had become Discourage y amef.
deceived by the humbugs of the day, BON y ans TO-
lean and foreign vagabonds. My heart i.~ ne and
ward him with gratitude for his beneh.sN ~
my friends. CHAS. /. IANhSoit,
Mar 18th, SO.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05
For the month Of June 1856,
GOLD DEPOSITS

A PATERFAMnIAs arrived in town this
morning, and on going through Third street
near |, beheld his youngest, an infantof three
months, in the arms Of little girl. His
wife had left him at V olcano, and had come to
this city, where she has been leading a ques
tionable life. He took the child and ran OF
with it, but the cries of the girl aroused the
police and the mother, who gave chase and
caught him in grocery on street. He
then expostulated with his wife, but finding
her incorrigible, he gave up the child and de-
parted, sorrowful man. Sacramento Age
JUN Isl.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

PTrY THE Poor DIGGER - The Trinity
Times, in an article under this caption has
the following paragraph:
" But what of our poor Diggers? A be-
nevolcnt citizen of our town has rescued two
of them from their wild haunts. The male,
nearly grown, with intelligence and capacity
equal to white striplings of like age, has be-
come an able assistant in the business of his
excellent guardian and patron. The young
err female, now an attendant at our village
school, betrays an eagerness, an alacrity and
power for scholastic acquisition that would
do no discredit to her white playmates"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

AN Indian was severely wounded by an ar
row which accidently struck him, under the
following circumstances : A party of them
was stopping at Filbrook's ranch, six miles
above here, on Monday and one of them
drew an arrow for the purpose of killing a
bird, when one OF them stepped out from be-
hind tree just in time to receive it through
his shoulder.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

GAs.-Professer Wilson made another I'M
successful attempt at a balloon ascension at
Sacramento on Tuesday. Yesterday he was
to have made another trial at Placerville.-
He attributes his failure to the quality of
the gas he has to use What can be the
matter with California gas? The article has
been freely used in trying to raise an army,
but it was no go, and now the professor is
unable to raise even balloon with it.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

GooD.-Some of the patriotic boys of this
place concluded that it would never do to
let the Fourth go by entirely unnoticed, and
accordingly yesterday morning, between one
and two o'clock, they fred one hundred guns,
which announced to the inhabitants for miles
around that the Eightieth Anniversary of our
nations Independence had arrived
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

DUANE This individual \who was sent
out of the State by the Vigi lance Commit
tee, left the steamer at Acapulco and on the
arrival of the j. L. Stephens at that port on
her upward trip, he boarded her aud tried to
return to San Francisco. He was placed a
board the Sonora soon after he was found,
and sent on to Panama.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

THE CIVIL WAR IN KANsAs.-The author
tiles in Kansas, in an affray with Free State
men planted some pieces of artillery before
the Free State Hotel, and fired upon that
building until its destruction was Effected
They destroyed the presses and materials of
the two newspapers, and burned down the
house of Gov. Robinson and partially de-
stroyed that of Mr. Brown, editor of the
Herald of Freedom.
Geographic dispatches from Chicago an
nounce the arrival there Of Gov. Reeder and
Mr. Fogg, Secretary of the Committee of
Congress. They escaped through Missouri,
and it is pretended that Mr. Reeder was dis
guised as steamboat hand
The accounts are so complicated so mani
festly bassed on either side that it is diff
cult to ascertain the truth
Governor Robinson and number of the
prominent Free State men, are now detained
for trial at lie Compton. 1t is said all is
quiet at Lawrence, lie Compton and Frank
lin. "Order reigns in Warsaw" Both
sides accuse each other of some shocking
murders recently perpetrated.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

FIRE ENGINE-Amador Engine Company
No /, of Volcano, received their machine
from Sacramento last Monday. She is the
first fire engine that has found its way to the
mountains The boys have tried her, and
she has been pronounced satisfactory" The
engine is a powerful one, and was built by
John Rogers, Albany.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

FIRE.-A few days ago the cabin of Mr..
Horace Humphreys, on Mahaia Flat, was de-
stroyed by fire The flames first issued from
the chimney, Notwithstanding there had been
no fire in the fireplace for twelve hours
sparks having been smouldering all this while
in the SCOT of the chimney, and doubtless
finally kindled into fame by the extrem heat
of the sun. During this hot, dry weather.
when frame building burns almost like the
flash of powder-every one, and particularly
persons living in town, should be exceedingly
cautious about fire.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

LORD Clarendon, in the British House of
Lords, has distinctly denied that the English
Government will interfere any further in
Central American affairs than shall be neces-
sary for the protection Of British property
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

MASON & Foster took out of their claim
during the last month, $3,874,00, working
three hands only. The pay dirt shows no
sign of exhaustion, but appears to grow bet
ter as they go down.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

GRAPEs.-Fine grapes have made Their
appearance in the Sacramento market. TINS
is quite early for this fruit
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

BRIGHAM You've says that all male emf
grants to Salt Lake, hereafter, must brinl
along at least one wife
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

Pacific ExPREss-This company continue
their favors to this Office for which they will
please accept our thanks
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

GINGER PoP.-Mr. Bouden, of the Masonic
Cave is now manufacturing very excellent
article of the above named beverage.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

HEAVY FAILURE.--Robins' Express
from Volcano to Upper Rancheria, failed last
Tuesday; cause, no stage to carry it-liabul'
ties heavy, assets light.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

PACIFIC RAmRoAD.-It is said that the
prospect is very flattering that the present
Congress will make large donation of lands
in aid of this project
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

THE PLAINs.-Anothcr party passed throu-
Oh this place last Tuesday, en- route for the
Atlantic States, by way Of Carson Valley
and the Plains
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

Coon PAY.-The Georgia Company, at
the lower end of their claim, have struck
very rich pay dirt-as high as seventy-fve
dollars to the pan has been obtained
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

THE PREsIDENcY.-Th latest accounts
from the Atlantic would indicate that John G.
Fremont's chances are very good for getting
the nomination of the Black Republicans for
the Presidency. Horace Greeley has come
out in his favor.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

New STAGE RoUTE.-Coover's stage now
runs from this place by the way of Drytown
instead of by Fiddletown as heretofore
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

SrABBING.-Th editor of the Democratic
Rerie,c was stabbed at Cincinnati, on the
4th ult. He is dangerously wounded. The
above is all the information we are able to
obtain.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

PLEASANT VALLEY.-In this little valley,
midway between Volcano an6 Aqueduct city,
the miners are doing well. We hear of sew
eral excellent claims in that vicinity.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

The proceedings of the Cincinnati Con-
vention, SO far as received by the last steamer,
furnish no new ground for speculation as to
the nominee of the Democratic party for
the Presidency.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

ON Spain has sent a fleet to the port of
Vera Cruz, to demand of Mexico payment
of an old debt
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

Col. BENToN-The st. Louis Democrat
of May 22d publishes q letter from Mr. Ben
ton In reply to the official notification of his
nomination as candidate for Governor of Mis-
souri,. He neither accepts nor declines, but
says he will consider the matter, and defer his
answer until his return to Missouri
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

SNow.-Maynard still keeps his ice house
full of mountain snow Bear this in mind
and keep cool.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

since Caillornla mas Deen State-men VINO
will be "honest, faithful, and capabe"-let
them be chosen.
Political parties will do well to consider
these things. The people will not be longer
humbugged-men above reproach must be
placed in nomination, or they will not be
elected. IA word to the wise" &c.
SHOOTING AT WoMAN-AN ATTEMPTED
SuIcrpE.--Lena Wolfe is cyprian, and has
been living for some time on a retired street
in this place. Thomas Hassen is an Irish
man, 33 years of age Thomas lived with
Lena for two or three years in New Orleans;
they quarreled; Lena came to San Francisco,
and Thomas followed by the next steamer
The cyprian next proceeded to Sacramento;
the man. was not far behind In that city
he was arrested for an assault to kill the OBJ
ject of his pursuit, but Lena was sick, failed
to appear at the trial, and Thomas was dis
charged They next turn up" in Volcano,
the woman leading and the man following as
usual. She had several times applied for a
warrant against Hassen, at this place, but
without obtaining process Two or three
weeks ago an officer removed him from her
house. with the advice that he should go and
return no more. Nothing more was heard of
him until Thursday, the Sd inst On the
morning of that day Thomas appeared be-
fore the castle of Lena, and commenced bonn
harding the same with an eght-inch Navy
Revolver One or two shots were fired from
without, when our hero CALAMITY stormed the
fortress Lena fed for her life; Thomas
fired again, but neither of the three shots
took effect in anybody's flesh or muscle
though it is said that bystander came very
near being the victim of fire in the rear"
his coat-tail suffering a slightual rent. Lena
sought the Justices Office in great haste, and
when the officer reached the scene of the con-
flict, most horrifyng spectacle was present
made most terrific assault upon his own
person with a small stietto He had stab
bed himself in the neck, in three different
places, cut both Of his arms at the elbows,
seyering the arteries and inflicted wound
four inches deep in his left breast, the still
letto passing into the left lung and close to
the heart. He bled most profuscly, and APP
peared to be dying. His wounds, however,
were dressed, and he is living at this writing,
Thursday evening" The wound in the
breast is the dangerous one, and it is most
likely that death will result in short time.
1t is probable that Volcano will be rid of
two individuals, whose company respectable
people can very well dispense with
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

A party of boys, says the San Francisco
Times, on Sunday evening last on Clay street
above Taylor, having probably INDUCED in
those serious medtations upon the character
and sensations of hanging, which passing
events are so well calculated to engender,
erected a scaffod and selected victim
After tying the rope around his neck, they
proceeded to operate and, it is said, injured
their companion somewhat and were very
near finishing his mortal career
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

The remnant of Indians remaining in
Florida are making depredations upon the
vthites
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

THERE is more noise than fighting in kal'
sas, after all.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

TnEsPIAN.-The Volcano Dramatic Asso-
citation will give performance on Tuesday
evening next, at Mahoney Hail. The Gol-
den Farmer" will be on the bills, with laugh
able burlesque for an after-piece. The inter
lude will be by the Hamilton Minstrels."--
From the favor with which the Thespians and
Ministries were received on the occasion of
their first appearance, it is reasonable to pre-
sumo that large and fashionable audience
will greet them on their second.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

JERRY SULLvAN.-Again we are called up
on to thank this prince of newspaper men,
for large bundle of Atlantic and European
papers and magazines Go in Jerry, we'll
hold your hat any time.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

SURGICAL OPERArIoN.-Last Saturday, DR..
VIM. Aver Of this place, removed tumor,
weighing one pound and half, from the
womb of lady living in this vicinity. We
learn that the patien is now very comforta-
BILE, and in fair way for speedy recovery.
This is considered one of the incest opera
tons in surgery, and is very creditable to the
skill of the attending physician
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

New PAPER-We have received the first
number Of new paper called the Weekly
Columbian, published in Columbia, Tuolumne
county, by Messrs. Oliver & Wilson,.
Wing Oliver, editor. The paper presents a
good typographical appearance and is filled
with original matter, and we hope to see it
sustained. Columbia is thriving town, al
is h0sr
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

JACKSON DIrcH--Mr Geo. H. Hunting
ton, one of the employees, informs us that
splendid saw-mill has been erected at the
head of the Jackson Ditch. The mill will
cut about 5000 feet of lumber every twenty
four hours. The mill has been erected in a
very shortperiod. Superintendent, j. S. Roy;
Carpenter, g. H. Huntington.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-05

The Car of Russia has asked the nobility
to consider in what way a change in favor of
the surfs can be gradually prepared for
This may be said to be one step in the march
towards civil liberty in Europe.