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Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

RI Tie 10y who was kicked By
Shanghai rooster is recovering. The fac
ture is not 50 grea. as would justly acapG-
tation.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

e1- Wonan's :. Umpire State IS mat
irnony. Here she is always in tie
majority. always reigns, ard sometimes
:. storms"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

IW There IS lawyer down east 50
excessively honest, iha; he puts out. al bis
flower pots every night-so Determined IS
he that everything shall haze its der.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

considerably excited. At length he saw
something very bright. The sun shone on
it. It was new red-cent, Mr.. Bur-
ton was a little disappointed, bat laughing
at the ludicrous mistake, he. locked the
cent up in his desk, aud devoted himself
to his sermon during the remainder of the
forenoon.
Six years.had passed away. the sue.
cessiul clergyman was one evening sur
prised ty a visit from stranger. A well
dressed, fine looking man lifted his hat,
bowed respectfully, and offered Mr.. Bur.
ton his hand
Your memory is better than mine, if
we have ever met BEFORE" replied the
clergyman.
My name is George Chambers"
| Mr.. Burton had forgotten that he had
ever known such an individual.
81 think l can refresh your memory by
mentioning an incident" said George.
Do you remember marrying couple
six years ago, and receiving for Your trou-
bic the fee Of one cent ?"
Mr.. Burton laughed, went to his desk.
and tool; from a small drawer little roll
of paper. Unfolding this, he produced
the copper in qudstion.
So Yes, remember all about it now"
IS Well. sir. / am the man."
Is remember your countenancc."
:. You undoubtedly suppose intended
to insul! you.''
g No-I thought you were poor"
| $50 was. did not know that could
afford to give you any more. Marriage,
you know. is sort of lottery. Had /
given you five or ten dollars, and got
poor wife in return, you must confess 1t
would have been a miserable bargain.
Well, sir. the wife you gave me is a prize.
1: has taken me six years to find out all
her virtues. and now have come 70 make
you suitable acknowledgement"
lie placed purse in the hands of the
astonislled minister, who hesi;ated to ac-
eept it.
! "You need not scruple to accept ii !;
thanks to my wife am now tolerably
| rich man."
! The odd bridegroom took his departure.
Mr.. Burton examined the contents of the
purse with lively curiosity; and lie was
not little surprised and gratified to find
that they consisted of ten half eagles.
bright, shining pparently jus: from the
mint.
And that was the last the clergyman ev
er heard of the odd bridegroom.
| VERNoN.-Vernon is the person who
invented the story about the lady being
pulverized in India by a coup de soleil.
When he was dining there with a Hindoo,
one of his hosts wives was reduced to
ashes; upon which, the Hindoo rang the
bell, and said to the attendant who answer
ed it:
i Bring fresh glasses, and sweep up
your mistress"
Another of his stories was this:
He happened 10 be shooting hyenas
near Carthage, when be stumbled and Eel
down an abyss of many fa:homs' depth
He was surprised, however, 10 find him
self unhurt, for he lighted as if on lea-
,her bed. Presently he perceived that ht
was moving gently upwards; and, having
by degrees reached the mouth of th'
abyss. he again stood safe oIi terra tirnaa
He had fallen on an immense mass Q
bats. which. disturbed from their slunlbers
had risen out OF the abyss and brough
him up with them
ga a few days since, as youn
: gentleman, whose residence is IN the ST
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
Tha Law Of Newspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express no
tice 10 the contrary considered as WISH
ing TO continue their subscription.
,. If subscribers order the discontsanance OF
their periodicals, the publisher may continue
20 send them until all arrearages are para.
g. If subscribers neglect or refuse TO take
their periodicals from the office TO which they
are directed, they are held Responsible, I'll thes
h,ys .sftieJ the hill and ordered them dscon.
tinucd. ..,
4. II subscribers remove to other places with
out informing the Publisher. and the papers are
sent to the former direction, they are heid res
.. The Courts have decided that refusing to
t,ke periodicais from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is priina tacia
evidence of intentiona fraud.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

sr The toxn of Volcano. Califsrnis.
IS said TO be a rather hot place. and Us in-s
habiianis are very fond of the s-cnaser.' 2
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

81 Many OF the japanese mobiles
perished n the late earthquake in Jesldc.
The Emperor himself narrowly ezcaped;
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

fg- There IS shop kept by an OF
maid in New York, in the window oi .rhieh
appear these words: No reasonatle Of
fer refused -.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

sg Look through The marriages in
the paper Tor tie " moose Of ID. week"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
Rates OF ADVERTISING.

For one square, ten lines or less. =. 81 oo
Each additional insertion, per square ...... .9o
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twelve months .lo W
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* & six months -. 10 90
* !" twelve months 30 co
One half Of column, three months. ~ W oo
:. &c :. six months -. 30 90
* g 0 twelve months. .35 0)
On. column, three months -. 90 20
ak months.... 49,. 49,. 40 W
-" twelve months ...... '.-.'. oo W
Business cards, eight lines or less, years. oo
90 80 six months..'. ...-. 49, % W W
&c three months ...... - W
e5P Announcing Candidates for office, In
advance, So. II inserted credit, candidates
will be charged eight dollars.
GT Communications OF personal nature;
wifi be inserted as advertisements, and charged
for at the rates OF $500 per square, and pay
Inent required in advance.
cs- Advertisements not marked on the copy
for specific number OF insertions, will be con.
tinued until ordered out, and payment exactea
accordingly.
FF All advertisements must be paid for In
advance, or at the expiration OF three months.
Gy All letters addressed to the Editors
must be POST PAID, to receive atehtton.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

E Have you read my last speech "
asked prosy NJ. c. Of frienl. =,
hope so.'' was TIE Satisfactory reply
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

ez Il friend has presented JUS srisiis
the autograph Of Of the blacksmith who
.srive.ed the public gazr-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

great Iaat.i ssaG.an ssla:sss tslss
ss..rif graves with theiir seeals
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17
11l.
Dealer Ia

BcK, Mo.
kraiIy that Il l
constantly
of the b9s
krket price.
liver agrees
|cent viii pc
lnied blythe
In. G. G.
sstf.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-17

In hand q
kdise, suit
! and Cali
near Salt
| s1u.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
10, refr~i. Gcn .oua fsv rsmssk.

bsss'TH Government ref~io FROM sv rsmsfs
esr<tnsh
a Tinted sssfee profess mortality 10 he pfceeBt BE-
ssep IN. Wesserp Powers and Rzss Sat have eeen
eone ,tlIn States by the citizens thereof vhssn
accord s with spirit ~ nsufrsyj Have tpt
ann ~stte - VARIOUS kinas been sent N
from the UUsd fs the service OF
Rnsat Have plo,s beer svore1 and constfce
euered into without nsge hDdeoe VI various Pars O.
Upi0n take sdsDtage of the IN which Orea brth
engaged and TO siIe ,he opportunity ir promoting
IN her he,eys dsnnios and be inyasion thereo % s
armed pssres ding irum the United states
Her As,esfys Government have been silent On these
which they "a consider indicative OF the general iee1s Of
Anrrsn people for remembering tne nsny es sDe
rahs which e q she United states with tae
Two row eri nations who engaged in the pfeent eoutes
with they convinced thst free enhghfe sni
enerus rsoe citizens Of the great North Amen:
the important 4uestions al iesue -
u euts W havn.onv with animate, not ony ne
Prkh Al French but the great OF the na'o "
Wes,eu Fnrore and H.jety's Government would no'
have aay,rtea exceptional prrued by cef
uu ker a irdviduss II It had been for the above eL'
tiontd s.atements in Mr. Msrcy's note. iii, -.
Msjesy's Government think thsmeiNe- e1ii % 20
rlai the credit for sincerity o. purpose ana
o. hich they readily allow 20 the '0Vernueh V inc
Jnfed States and expect that their assurance shod oe
ceved: that euoined all her haestys ser
s,rct oser,s;ce nj the Of the United states %
Ley have believe that any n her hsle~y
or agents duly authorized BY those servants have
Sisressrded tb0se uDcos 70 the matters raeh
furII The sutj.ct Of this note.
Tie pndergI requests Mr. Buchanan the
sDce Of his hgnesi Consideration, CLAkEHDON
Foyeiga free SEPT n, 1855
The hon JAMES BUCHANAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
Mr.. Baclonoa TO Mr.. -uarcy-Ertracf.

No 9il LEGATION % THE UNITED STAIEs,t
LONDON. Sd Oct. 1855 !
SIR: In nv last dispatch (No. s3 of
the 18th ult stated that mad not then time, bcor the
closing mako tho observations had Intended
the subject which cfeIs but inHaied might do this
Mo alleged ageroy Of Mr. Champion in the recruitment Of
Brush soldiers wiI the limits Of the United States pre-
serious From the information contaney in de
Va,eh (NO 9) Of the 9th June had sde
of conduct his part. need scarcely that had
informed that her Briaunic MGests Re-
had placed himself ia the position attributed him
by StrCee should have expressed to Lord Claen
don satisfaction IN Iansmitng to ms note OF the 10Th
July.
Ii remarkable that Lord Clarendon In hs myself o
the s7h ult while commenting your Of the 5h Sep
snber Mr. Champion should have been totally silent in
gard 10 that gentleman after what you hsd said respecting his
conduct.
cailot gard the his Lordship
"the measures which" he alleges have becu
accepted parts Of the Union obt ain evidence
against her Maestys servants their agents by practices
sometimes resored under despoic Institutions but whh
though would doubtless these intended apply
offensive to the American Goytmment e probs-
ably slludes Cincinnati aud other places
II and aniuunioI wsrke stores of various kinds
have in large quantities from the United States fr
the Russia, his Lorship alleges this nothing
than hnd night do subject
the nted Greet Britain in large quantities
Bed al the present moment and ever since the commence
BY Great Britain and frsnce and
mrii ions W the Crmea When this business
vessels for information to what penalties tey would incur
by euesShs In H. shd stated TO them that their vessels would
rrize captured by the Russians For this reason
advised them obtain indcu nifty from the Government
IoyiuE them against this risk.
Tie Ilot" which his Lodshp refers relate chiefly pre-
or do Doi knowl 70 the edug and address OF the
lEb Auss These repubished in The LcRGoE Te'
t.~ Hi -~JHbr aud you vii ND editorial th. sub
i"sr' 7sry rs.r-5-f.ly. JAMYs BUCHANAN.
Her- NGiLI.> J. AisLf, Sfcret,ry OF STATE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
Mr. Marcy 10 Mr.. Buchanan.
nVu.p TAENT ~ GTaTT
No lO7.l

WASHINGTON. Sept 8, 1855.
JAMES BUCHASAN. Csq. ,&c.-Si In my priy ate let
ter OF the sGnstsnt informed you that had pared official
note relative the British enlstetts within the United
s,ates 20 which British o,ers auxiliary As Mr. Camp
ton as person ay determined to send II to
addressed to You.
The note was Mr. Champion the 5h Instant and
Ia which he informs that
he send his Government for directions as 70 the
reply. .
TO togeIber with copies the proofs in Of
this Government the subject duplicating H. Is. MS ohces
do Iot believe Srobels be successfully i'm
peaohed quite II esnot be in ts essential
Lord been misinormed TO the actual
state Of things when he assured that the who
had violated our neutrality law selfconsttued aud
authorized agents Ii the British Government choose to take
pains what has been made Of the large
sums expended in carrying the scheme Of enlist
peufs country will ind Considerable amoant Of
has gone into the hands Of these agents aud hst paid
them the purpose Of being ded IN the United states
n raising recruits for the British military service
am, Sir respectfully, your obedept servant.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
M. NdrcV 10 Mr.. Buchanan.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WASHINGTON. Oct. !, 1855.

No lis DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WASHINGTON. Oct. !, 1855.
SIR: herewith send you pup rs containing Inc report
OF the trial Hertz for violation Of neutrality laws by
lisii SOLDIERS for the Bntish army.
Tie shows that Mr. Champion End several other
Bi officials deeply implicated IN the rlnsecon. Lort
ClseudOn's blgIg the sut.o 70 ms
uoce that Her Mbj'stys officers had beey
ANY way eLES6ed in the plan Of recruiting within the United
States Hud the facts been he umcd them o. be- aud t
had had believe that the uf
the United Sises his Lord
shin reply would have been satisfactory.
Suf deyeOI show that Lord Clarendon mis-
informed the true state Of the
1hc second dispatch tie subject showed that the
gre und grievance confined 10 the feet ofs vios
neutrality laws by Bnsh officers u presented
national Oiense committed by them irrespective OF
ihOst These officers have contrysd 20 shield them
he PENALTIES OF laws and yet haye committed
oGeno against sovereign territorial Ughts. Ts latter
asJ he distinctly presented NY last dispatch
subjec' l this 'ew of the w5-h the
Frssden wished you preseu 10 her Mceiy Minister Of
For ign Relations.
Ii l. iIorArt with reerCrcr 70 Vrocee ine against British
resdir within the United states that the Presdeni
sLOuld whether the Government o Great Britain
Justify coIGtI Il their conduct
n disclosures hch have been made leave doubt Of the
that of these officers lave ateu active part IN
Taniu in the United States II their conduct
I'D ard condemned Il proper that this Government
sOud be aIped OF the fact well the punishment whch
has ToI be Inflicted upon them; but r. the
other HAND The British Government approve Of the course
by iis officers II is that its detrina alton u thst
IesJeo should be known.
lam sir, resPec fully your obedient servant,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
JY. .Ng-cy 70 NJ. buchanan.
j DISafTSEtT o. srsTE,
iI

Ht.HIxsr0S. Oe,ober iS 1855
SIH: Tke oDyy d I(rc C,1EendOns note OF the 29 Ia
A-;.no vkks 20 vs,z-Is. IT, Department with yoar
dsrscA Sc So lis s@st fs>~s st haze lad if before the
IT, 1890 b h., e. ysS,,s', cPyy,,a.ut
ny % Af Cfayton oSaslnsd distinct charge, that
BrA oseer. ard tFsts lad ol or he
dsii-- 0f neuuaiy 1endly Powers
sai Of ilsse odcsrs Ad IN the employment OF
heir Govenu wth the Jnied S;a'e and Others resident
IN the slh-ng British Provinces he'd also violated
sreg teE,ora shts BY I.ss engaged Ieecing for the
kneh ,Fny within terTiiore; TIE mode BY which this
efint hsd been oset and TIE Connection OF these with
h,~eTe olesry stated
cer-tTea hst bsea sraoys BY them oEeu endexyou. in
roorIi ,-Iroaey ksd been pa Z, be ss fe. premise. Of
ohei oasfsd dnceHeHt f. entering
the bS' seves AL hey Lad seea GU oi United
sse ~ mean, iuaed - pefsori "a tAe enplgyaea o. ns
1--we also .,atd hA the eridsn. e.,shi...,g tbe. n,,
ioss The o u tss Brsh rrgraeai
was q such chssoiss thai i's CSsz-nt could
The Pr,deut hs. vea tA- Tsr Of srd Cursn4oa h.f
bri'auie Mses;ys Prine pa ssers-y o siss YsSn
Afsts 70 The hus presented byths G1ssfnnlsu' s f
consdsraoa II is entitled 70 On scoru, o. te - ya
which ADD b. regrets 70 be obliged sdg re
Thi. Governneui bad r.si lOof fr ossAlnT raor n
that TrJiy az expectation q brf Ma
esnms5i their aSsusnee should gsd ths =, sy
have sno!1ed on a. ls hs Servants srei obsfvssos
OF TIE laws Of the tned >s'e % thsy have ~ fesscs "
believe that Of her NAesiys servant ssea esJ
authorised by those have dessrlea iHulc
tore respect 70 TIE matters Which form ihe scct q s
lord Ciareions Doie" This lsroac but certainly
sVery unsatisfactory 70 f6e dersud o. relTes by M
GoveTr fr violation ofits laws and sarout The
esein rights OF this oountTy
y
objection 10 all evidence whh TIE charges
sssins, he Brtsh orbeers and ssentssr sa.tADsA
Lord Clarendon declares that tbe extraordinary
Hop'ed obtain evidence against her Nsess
1sI thCuRh reeoed under
sSons dSisined by AZ free and shieEec Govern
eSs; This serious nPuisiea accompanied With N
susion condemned a.essnres;
h a' oqytment favored by bis Lodshp with Any nfor
n.xvu 49, 20 snlde conjecture 10 biz meaning.
Ihe only reply wfh car Sc made 20 s. allegation - exceed
k une l. hat this Government has authorized
eHs ard legitimate nodes al obtaining eyi-
oehcs ssssl ofisa onoers has believe
'Ha. soy peito with without It's counten.nee have
AoPe1 sl whatever foy obiaincg such eidsnoe
hiee Soue o' hne AeHAai sanction in the esabed Prae
=, - - : I -, 80, ~, G rts law u Great Britain
New YoTk in which The accused eonvsa for BEING en-
essed carrying cut the scheme Of reruitsnts WITHIN the
ned States no such OH that by bih ors .ren
would aside al the evidence worthless W., n,er
Fosed made appear th9ash her Macy. ss-
-ere present. At se ts, teek deep interest "a ke ssissse
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
Mr.. Champion 10 Mr.. Aarcy.

Sin: have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt
Of Of the 5h instant upon the subject OF sessd re-
United States Of sold the hriish
As note although addressed myself refers IN great
which has taken place be ween
Lord Clarendon sud Nj BuchSgsn the subject have
e1Iedient defer ply length TO present
cou shall have been fully put 10
the of hoT Majesty Government in regard 10
all the matters TO which Il relates.
ha then do myself the honor Of Addressing 20 you fur
alton and confidently trust hot shall be
enabled the unayorsbe IMPRESSION which
the motives and couduc OF her Mesty
and their officers including myself in regard TO
this matter.
avail myself Of this opportunity to ysu, Sir the
issuance of my high consideration. . .. ...e..
(sisned) JOHN +. CHAMPION.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
Mr.. Bpchanan 10 Lord Clarendon.

The nndcrslgDed, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
PlepoteDary Of h' United ses has the honor 10 &C
nov reccpt which the Earl Of Csrend0n
Hsestys principal Secretary Of state FOX Foreign Affairs
tdd1e sed him the 10Th met 10 bis Of the
9th inst subject Of the enlistment AID emp Oyment Of
fodors for the British army within the United States and the
undersigned Will have much sataon IN Transmitting copy O
hs Lordhp Doie TO the Secretary OF state BY the next
Tho dcrsgned has the honor the Esl of Cs
eudou the OF his distinguished confederation
JAMES BUCHANAN,
Legation OF the United States, London, 18Th July, 1854
The Right Honorable the Earl Of CLAREsDoA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
Mr.. buchanan to Lord Claren3on.

The undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter PonI Oensy C the United states has he honor % &c
the receipt of the dated the 9th inst from
the Earl CLARENDON her hsestys principal Secretary Of
Foreign Affairs in reference 10 the note Of the 5h
by Nj Marcy the secretary Of ate ~ M
rsIpto her btsnnic Hsesys Minister ct Nashinzton Oh
the subject of enlistment and engsreuent Of soldiers or me
British smy within the limits Of United States and he
will not g 10 transmit Washington copy o. bus LOfdsnPs
note by orTows steamer. -.
NE updersjgped any observations this
note on 10 interfere in eny with the sOndence
enced AT ashugon between secretsr Of STATE and
Nr CrsmIon as has received Instructions which would
vansni doing.
The the honor 70 the far OF sren
don the ssuJsuee Of Lis dsug uguished confederation
JAMES BUCHANAN,
Leeaiion Of the United States London 2eth sept 1875
lie Rabt Honor able the Earl Of CLARENDON.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

re th.y vc,ld te nbeiy irov have sesrd q ~ veie ~
eh s;,an-r building, and they ,Ies'ed the fs. ss
e. &c. shs s5e u he Atlantic 80 ole Md uh,oan.s 81
r.rIy Informed thar the fact sutsisnusei sna
gesner desenked IN psrcu manner wnea "a dsAee
by three der otors which hsA been forvsrssc " ne
Ccu.r NevYork Mr.. Crsmrtop, Vho bad ~ n<t, tns
subject to notice and you bad r'med TO !asa' mo
you-. ve-v re.r.c,fsuv JANIS BUCHANAN
The Hon. WILIIAN L. MAEcy. Secretary " State
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
Mr.. Marcy 10 Mr.. Buchanan.
No lsol

NJ TITT- TTTT
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1850 !
JANIS BucBAS.S, esq.-Str: / have received
Cr.upton her Bhtabnic Asestys Envoy
Minister fenipotsntisry TO this Govern
patch addressed him by Far q Clarendon
PrncTs Secretary of State for Forsisn Affairs rp ~ "a
disI aieh 20 YOU Of the 18th " October.
Til document has been carefully eoEsdersd By the Pres
dent and an directed MS for
the purpose OF having them laid before her Mseys Govern.
Peeived with deep regret there exists very wide
difference Of OPINION between this Government and that Of
Crest BRAN IN essfd 10 the principles Of sw involved IN the
renains d.o ussiOn and still wider difference II possible a.
10 the material facts Of the case
IL due alike 20 the Of the question under
consderaon and the sincere respect entertained for
eeved character and position Of Lord Clarendon that opn
ions sn5 views much conflict should merely
anu uBeed bot aired.
10 DO this shall be OBLIGED occupy much and notice
several deeste topics bat in performing this unavoidable
duty shall refrain far prsrtcabie from luson
subjects hich lead irritation and hope the
resslon n Lord ClareBdons mind that pevio,.s
patches have manifested ef kssty," and heen
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

L0Td CIdffadOR 10 VT. CTdnipt0H.
delivered to Marcy ID. Of the month OF May 1855
FoRyfGs OFFICE, April ~ 1855.
SIR: l entirely approve of your proceedings, az
reported your dispatch No. 81 Of the l,h utmo with
Teet TO thu proQosed enlistment In the Qneens service Of
foreigners and Brtsn subjects in the United states
The which addressed you upon this subject
ard those which the Governor NovaScots,
founded the from various quarters that
rsaked her Maeys Of the desire felt BY
bTsh subjects well Germans, IN the United states 70
the OneeL service for the Of taxing part In the
the East but the law Of the United States with respect
enlistment however conducted 10 not only just bat
stringent according the which Delosed in
d stch ard her Msesys Government would secouot
any risk Of infringing the law Of the United Stairs
tsignedl CLARENDON
L l-arr
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24

w. Or. }. j.. C2APKAY.-'rhe gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this BOice Is one OF the
few modern Physicians Whose application 10 his pro
fession and devotion to the afflicted render him alike
ornament 10 the one and benefit to the olher, A
Hungarian by birth he sought VITA kUs>uih 10 place
his country among the nations of earth. beyond The
oppres sors rule, that her sons might rejoice IN the
practice OF those precepls hieh aIke our glory
and pride In his efforts t0 do he has reaped
the reward uf Intellectual res-taDce 10 oppression and
~ home aud country know hm no more" Apart,
however from his claims upon our consideration as
patriot, the testimonials Of character and capacity
which he brings entitle him To public confidence,
the exclusion of those who possess neither The one
the other. As gentleman his character is untar-
nshed as a physician, his skill unsurpassed; end
To those whose imprudence has left upon them the
taints of disease, We can conscientiOusly Commend
him with the assurance that in him they will hnd
friend whom 10 know is great gain. The DR. = office
is No.3 and Arm0ry Hail. corser oI sacGaRenio and
Montgomery streets, San Franeisee., al4-3m y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24
Otauille DaiIg Nutte RcrnrG~

bSs- A history of the MormonS, or
Latter Day Saints, has been published,
from which it appears that America.
contains 6S, 200 of that sect. Of these
3S, 900 arcin Utah, 200 in New York.
1000 in California, 5000 in Nova SEQ
tia and Canada, ana 1900 in South.
America and the Islands Europe con-
taInS 80 900, Of whom $4,000 are in,
Great Britain and Ireland, 5000 in
Scandinavia, 1000 in Germany and
Switzerland, 800 in Srancc, and 600
in the rest of Europe. In Asia, there
are said to be 1000. In Africa zoe.
la Australia and Polynesia, , 400. On
travel. 1900. There are, besides,
$500 scisrnatiss, including Strangitos,
Risdo'.ites and Wighti+s.