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Ster muB t6 Elm paar @prte etnldolten, bic
ftd mpbl iepem @urOpaer Benin Gnblif bielt9er
Sabnen an prd19en.
@enn man bieI @ilbnife betra4tet, bic nod
uriprin9lid 81 nennen linD unD lie NIT ben bet
matbliden per9lei&t, 70 1T bartn Elm grocer
unteri6iep. Die bOber culttptrte1 Sdnber Gl>
rppa8 linp iiber unb iiber permelIen. Sober,
aber audi ieDer berpprra9eure 9uutt 1T, auf
SPECIALS arten ~nieber9ele8t, atrOnpmild, tris
anoulirt unp permefien, Sober pieier Bunfte
1T barpmetrii6 9erneiien unp feline SSbe auf ber
&arte gu finoen. SU fam man bic 8idtun9
elmer @iienbubn b%eilGufie gu Sans entperfen.
@te tits aber bier? Seine Spe5ial=Sartel, feline
SDbeumeiiun9en feline ridtisen all9emeine
&arten. Sci lplGen Yunften, tpie ie bic galz
timpres unb SbiCs8abn STEERS bnrdi4netoet,
bite ber Gnsiner teinen unpern @eSweiier
ais ieinen GOmpoB etaen burGbrin9enper
@9arfblid unp aIenfallS einen @ebtr9siG9er.
Ger ibn1 onbeuten fOHNte, mo- bteles rrer ienes
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tprldt SaOOu! 0ob IT. 8ottiHOreffuBe, 6oOibov.
ltraBye 9e5enii6er, ein reue85beater oebot1t neT.

fprtdt Sapcu, bab tt 8alttntorecffoee, e,on;hoa.
ltraBe 9e5etttiber, etn neueSGbeuter oebol,t neTz
ben fol-. 0~"""' '''7
%. g. Do8 8beoter it bertouft e. ,r,,roe
perm @reacen 3u8ef4(a9en fir $4,000, 0ie
fritberet @t9entRImer BADEN fem @ebpt borol,i
getban, Sic erbalten Oiel t~peni9er, uls ie bus
fHr 9e9eben. Die &unit renttrt ftd eben md,
rtft re6t in Baltimore.
Gtnbred er per6afte Die g}o6
made Observation-Disclosures perbaftete m Samta
Nrn. &ni8t ouf bic Anflu9e, m ebrere &leioer
laOen erbrpdea 3u ba6en.
Sronbttftu II 9.-N(bert @larf unp 9.
Wtc0eUttt iptrDen atf Die Nnflage perbaftet,
eI11en Stall in 8runb gelteft gu BADEN. 01i6ter
Wfeari8 l&idte ite in8 @efdu9niB.
Sa9abunben Derbaftet-Sn 6ploe
zines 8efebl8 be8 MaDpr 6tnf8 Iplen ale In
BEN StraBen lid 9erumtretbenbe 8ettler perbafz
tet 1perbelt, baber bate bic Bpli3et am Samitao
cine J1aGta 9e9e1t biele Gtnoer unternpnmen,
ipelde CUR Gtnfan9un9 BON 13Berlpnen fabrte ;
II oappn waren &tnoer. Sie6en Ger 9tnber
tpur0en ING !3ufln4t8euu8 9elenbet. gine6rau
u1o 3 &tnber, bib ipdter BON einem Oeutl6en
al8 tbm 9e90reno reflamirt purOen, tpurben ing
Irnenbau8 9~eienbet, Die ibrtsen e~ntlaIIen. @8
wurben BON Der I9iepener Seite srp6e Nufrenaz
ungeu 9ernadt, etni9e Der &inper lp83ureiBen ;
bic @r5tebun9 berlelben i'm 3ufludtS6au ptr6
ma6rIdetulid einen i~tarfen Nu8fuG IN ben @inz
rab1nen ber @lern our 6pl9e BADEN.
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men men W S5e dII Der Seimalb1ote tnb (fe6t ,,,4s1os
b Isg' peS aoltttral Sepnour. gUb be21 S So'. ass3
Den f%atll gr If, fpleit 1o,o0o9eeIeu,,utpe per 8rt
GI IT., Der %SiifeHpe9e pn6 ausaebieuta %ileiffen
o 1ale'1 IN gerSen. Der Wafeniti9ffaouttD Se Ut eat
a aaq ouf Die Scope ~ationen altsaeSs It 1et
6sf 40 noo n %. mara. qqe6r.,. a,,.,
; SelPre so ote leos9, 9nrneltie, bic etr Sa Slatter
5gT rtiPsI e%rlatien bat. DaR bic g. s3ex %nler Der
ben r'D fam, pe ~ Derian9te Grftaruns a6oeb 1unsr m Der
o pf1, ran' man t6nen Obne arSRe s? g = @lIr-
Sipuyfp IL oUer oa bic 6rase cine 0fi ebr innit
sptSaiG ~, fOdre es pO6I biScreter oe ,rpt I"o!,
G <@ISse2s Sso.G init afet5 gu serid dl ssrpS'S"5 5 pie
S5eS1uf, ee9e9t babel cine pabrba5t no,GS r
~ yeESs ar inberm er faqt ]s g Itrli ge
inc n ' tas, Gfoll5oIeu nrnB pi6en, ME lei6t "a H ~ {
,e1 ODrtllfe JortnaIitdt gu erfaIen ltn6 t ~, r. I
,v.sI llar I11eRrenbaft 1T, bic bobr ~%O it Spa,
sallle1en Northumberland ni6t ~, eyfi aTer-
, H. er glet9pOb( bteS anerbfeter 'nauea' nj
',ta er OeFStnit9t BET au fri6tiafeiI' be,1 ,aaaf' i'd
n'2 ;t Der SeFbannteu. s Der S}n1n p1iaSeel- i'd
4'' '0Bt : 1t9t ebel= =
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|urpp6ifc6e Nac6ricbtett.

Sttm nj II II g Der fran3Gftf9en Nrz
mee.-Dariber i4retbt Elm &~OrrplpOnpeut Der
Staat83. II. ST.:
Die Offi3ielen Observation-Disclosures lOlIter
DOR 3pet Ta9en bur6 cine 01epre amWar8felpe
unb cine illumination in ibrer 8littbe iteben,
aber Der @rfOl9 mar ntu9er ,rnb entipra6 1ti6t
ben @rtpartunsen Der 8pnaparttIter.
Wo8 man I6pn felt Mpnten muBte, bteNtiBz
lftmmung Der Nrmee, frat Bel @ele9enbett ber
Nepue flat 5r Sage. Die Qtnte blieb ltumrn
unb bic Splbaten menbeten bic SGpfe Bel Sette,
al8 Iie an benz 9efaiierten Oe3embrtlten Dorbet
beftltrten. 0a8 Wurren iiber bic 3ablretde1
ruifii6en l1ntfrruen, melde iid I'M @efOl9eBc<
noparte'8 bliden lteBen, 1purbe 10 auffalenb DAP
mDefltren Der 2inie Elm rai6e8gnbe genta6t
merten muete. Der Sfanbal mar INN 10 9rSz
Der, al8 bic Splbaten wdbrenb be8 Gprbeimarz
i&trens ,,Viye la guerre - l9rten.
Die 8erftimmuns Ober beier seiast, bieGerz
bliffune urter ZEN Wari6a1en nnp @eneralen
mar 10 9rCB, baB cine 8ebe, peGde Serr8 pna<
barte gu halten beabii9tt9te, unterblelben muBte.
$50
Berlin, 27. Wtdr5,-96Enlein bat ieinen
ein3isen Sobn p~erlpren. Der iun9eWtann, erit
20 Sabre aft, mar ouf elmer INSTRUMENTATION
6eiIe mad benz Snnern Nfrtfa8 besrtfen ct
it am Gap Salinas benz flimatii4 en Sieber er=
leeen.
Der Sc ast frat BON Wt iin4en bat
bei9lpTen, bic @rabifatten 3meier beriibmter,
leiber gu frHb Der @elt entri1enen Mfanner,
SennefeGber Il 1884 uuD @abel8s
Berger Il 1649(, fir emtse3 eiten uls unDer=
6uBerll4 etn3utrasen, ba it9 an bic Nonten ir
erfreulide Grtnneruneen fnirfen, (Gennefelper
bat bic photographic, @abel8beroer bic Stenp-
9rabie erfunDen).
Seferret9.--GCl.Tar erreidte am 16
MGra Corfu in 8esleitun9 elmer Dfterret6iIder
Wote. meG6e i'm belt SdnDen Der brittiiGer
BebSrpen iberlieferte. 8alb mad ietnerNnfunf
reiffe Ttrr na6 @pnifanttnppel tpetter.
Die 9fuI1en beab1i9ti9ten, cine 9roBe 8lptt
BON Sanbel8bamper IN Ntcclaleltt 8
bauer. DieIelben merben ipphl 10 etn9ertdte
merbeu, paB 1e in 8rie98bampfer pertponpel
unb gum Gruppentran8pprt 9ebrau9t fperpe
tSnnen.
@8 bteB, Der 9atler Meranper werbe inAJto
aud England beIu9en. -
Nu6 RprreIppnoen3en uu8&pnfontinopel iDl
S6ambl i'm 8esrtffe iteben, f6 in eite1
0~afoGGen be8 @5aarS 6n p%ermanbeln
Gr beaiebt bereit8 felt Septem6er etnSa9r9e9al
BON HuBlanb.
Sin ufuS tf erIpienen, pel4er oieGmancipa
ton Der Qeibeisenen ouf iHr 8erlon9en erlei6
teri. 10. o..
T9tQ1ien.-Sn ben Ser3O9t9amern Porm
1TnbM1pbeno. unb in benz @rDBber5c9tbunt2pS
fonq berrfdt cine setpaltt8e @dbrun9,
Sn' Bubua murben 16 Stuoenten Der9attet
neil fe bic frun3SfI6e, brittii4e 11o iarotntld
9laaae auf einemt Der beiu4teiten Plaee De
Gta6t aussebdn9t batter. u:4
Oie baltii6e 61Otte eglittrt rld9
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Tbol erbet tnb Dte bteier pber tener 666en3ug
lauft. QBte unermipli6 muB ba Der @nqineT
ietn, un5ablt9e Ser ud8linien MAIDEN, auf fir
5ere O6er bequernere Q8eiie iein 3tel gu erreis
den. 8rtn9t man nod 1T 8etradt, puB, 70
ME etne 8a9n I'M Sppie eine8 Gpefulanten aufs
lPrtr9t, bic Serren Nmerifaner AUDI 9lei4 8rrz
anl4lid9e perlan9en un0 ben drmlten Wann,
Der Die Sermeiiun9 unternu6m, ouf jebe @eiIe
orall9en, Inn gum SdluB gu fpmmen, bunn
tanf man nllr nit SerpunDerrng ouf Elm Iols
fes 2Sert bltfel, mas auBerben nod pur6
9roBartt9e ytatur Icenen berberrli6t 1T.
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S slSS saf{,t Grfa0es Der 5onsenfe@= -
g G%qsrIs ftarb 9etera II ,.ea i4Btmet nen.
per P0trduber, Serr4 oS 2pgO'S 4aoo,,,u,6
6u6rennen, n oas .4dte boz eini9en Ga8er
bteN@efarar' IN News@altle, Del, bitrf.
Dem 81 er iepO4 I'M 8e9riff ltanp, itber
,,tBmuuer gu itei9en, tpurbe er bon
,trtff 9efdbrli@, tpenn nIdt tOptlt4 oer=
let.
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QSp ND
Mldrta unb Mar9aretba . Ii |, 9ebIrtte aus Grafsneabrat
Q~oueeeri6t 8ulln6a6, 8pni9r. Sa9ern. De Mar6aretb ia
nit mir nnb meinem @benanu int Sabre 1850 in SaltimOl
an, bic Nlarte nor etnenn Sabr an oelnIelben QanpuneSplae
Die lluterSei&nete wiinl8 reR &~ufentbalt iebnlt6t Su ptft
inter Der Mfrefe: Spbn S6ubert, 9puipapsnbure
8latr &c., ga.
22a1p @tar8. 0Hrf, perebeI. SGuber
SranspOrtsG Office Der SaltO. INTO SGiOz8abl
@pril, 81, 1856. - De 9 . IN ! .SatPla btsf
Grmpaente irtrb beute III 8raft treten.
SIM 8uftrag, 80 m g. % pp6{tbt,
I'm Srdnspprtmetfe
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Wirthidlnfts. GrDfnnua.

SD seiee retnsn Sreunbsn unb Setdnnten, 70 ME S
~ gubitfunt %uberbdupt an, eB tb rtetne trlbere Wtrtbf1a
jur, SdrmUnS Sal" Mr. 81 Nprb Srteprh Str, pteeer re
laHea unb 6tefelbe mad SIR. 81 Nprb.8riepttd ct. Serls
babe. Das Qpfsl TT aufs S&bnfte bersert6tet unb nnr n
SprtrefIt6en Wetgdnten unb euten Sreifen peree I'd tets me
men mertben Seiutern a~ufwarten.
o. 9eIts NtOutas, ptrb suF Setter Der GrEHHuns etn fsu
QnnG %aufsefett, Chr 9eWtbs d er,
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baltimore, bett %. GprtG 1856.

%pnntSernon befinbet Itb lest in o.
ner te9lIHen Serfal1l1g, Der iebtae 8piihsr
0pp@ u SSalbtn8tpr, bat nt6t bieIffftteI 90 =,
e1flen1 ettn9ern1aBen anItdnbiaen 3uffnnb =, ~ W
9atten, Der gum @rab beS orT6ter me1S4 ~
neuerer ?3ett naDfo9renpe 9feilenbe ftebt fiE ~ .
eIner 201ontB, ba8 @pbnbau8, in Dem nc% 8
Es1 Der S3lltl1el ber 8aittlle, bieIer ffltnn,e .
9FuB Der fran5Oll9en 9tepublif an ibre tronal <
atton91l4e S9pefter, bdn9t, 1T benz 9erfnn x
saps, uH0 nnr mt rauer tanu man cine tStte ~
rSrr9S IsTS u YTeunpe Der .6retReit beilio if, lO !,
MON 1T S4saII lepea. gtni8e Oamen in Giiroi< 'tI
bara paUsn ltq entf9lOhe1, MOunt gernDn y, lS
penn gu maiden, mas e8 Iein ipGte-,rn, G;" 81 M
gum oeS aHertfanil6en @plfe8, ltnS ~ $50 81
2ueu elaelr 6raHenperein 9~earii1bet $40 t r - ira
rpmsE eeraalfaltete Samnlltng eroa6 fhrt e I" mn
"Hus9aIFe Slttiltne, tnb e8 iplrbe cine N"tn ~ t9a
VA Oerrn 2Salbtn9tcn 9eIteut. OipIer l rSeS tA1
Sa.ppt1e1e: oaS gut lei ibm niht fcf ,,rs "% oMt
correspondent oe8 Seralb beriiFprt - S ~ en e.r
s.ner an5abl fatbOiiI&er @eiffIiGer ~ , ~ n.r -
SHT|Dtaan9 lfe3e, tpelde bort elm WOnmsr-
mSoT;E gu 9rltloet beablt6tieen. gBGre baa q
@rS 1gs ! OaS grab, in Dem @ecrae u. MfortE1 g5crf
SSn5bpa 'tglTn FH9en, iOllte BEN 5eiutte1 in Ss Der 5
opTpE+ i Sa%t : 2So Der gater be8 &atertonbrs baua
Bic rpi;oiSS az lOrtaa DE Sesper9lpde tGnen 1nb S6a
7e''' 'p'e" Ote 9abet ? lun9e
8 lteber ber,.nsou (GDr.) @(rna
0enzgr,.f q ,SE,.a Ve9eHTano le1en mir in Der Oftt
nm TS SsssS SSBH y. Noi9tn9tpn, 8rubers.srt
f Tpa g e SWat9in9tOn un66 seaen1pdrtiaey
peer pom WtCult @ernor. in 1gS+S~tt9
ar Stss eL1er 9e1a9t tpurbe, ober hoS
9as1e9en bon MOunt @ertpn -
6 Sse !: arll1lttB bes 8elibers =,
~ = e S19ent9iirter bon q 81
paHanta9en uno ni9t 49, ~
l1lthen. Nud erFr :, pbpc
an irnerS 8 al9e1er
tppbT + 10, bQB e8 III
me 8r; -1tlfl1lp19en tOnnt
liner Dper 5pet anoe>
III Der Sage, %berfaufen
.ldrte ct, DAP CT nidt Q8iuer
: cine PrtUatperIOn 5t ~perfaufe
. peG betBen mill, baB Der GreiS,n
.~uutperlpn fit bo8 8eIittbum 5abl
ye, tbm nidt 9enisen fSnnte. SEER QSQ
,d19tcr min aber ba8 8e ltbtburt, ba8 beiBt, III
9efdbr 200 &cre Qanbe8 nit benz Sarie III
CARDINAL @uibtngtpnS, melde an ftA fan
$4,000 tpertb Iinb, Inn 100000 AT b
Staut 8tr9inien rber bic Sereini8ten Staat
abla11eM
Sr. NSaIbtn9tor 5iebt iebt, ME tb bore, al
benz 8eI tbtbum trpt Ietner lin frl1dtbarfett eli
bebeutenbe @innabnte. Settles Sabr erbtelt
Don benz OampfbDpte, mel6e8 bteO1etienben III
WaI6in9tcn na6 WpuntGerncn brinot, $3.50
uno eben lebt bat er fir 1 2,OOOSol5 bon be
Ylabe ~perfauft, mDrauS Wfpltnt Gernpn=Sr
3ierftSfe, WtOunt @ernon>O DOZEN &C. ~Serferti
perbeu. DteIe Snbutrie 1T e6en eut I'M Gn
fteRet uno pirb mpbl nod 9rOBurti9ere DINER
iipnen eepinnen."
SOmeit Die 9ri6une. Dieter Sr. gBaibin.
ton wirb bic SeimltGtte Ieiue8 srp6en0prfabr
pCbl audi an Elm &lpier perfaufer, menn btei
Urbentli9 3ublt. g8 pGre lit Der Shat red
better, penn in btelen 3eiten be8 &nptpnptfin
tSmuS bic totbOlti6e Stride @i9eutbIutertn III
Wtpunt 8ernpn lpirbe.
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SGufer=Serfauf

SsH GLI SSIIA auern fur @Spbnungen etneert6tet unb In
AEalIzlAlll5k< Spnt= maize @ag+Str. 8eIeseu inb tpnH.a
etn;eln aus Der 6anr unter annebmbaren 8epingunSen pertauft
perben. Der &aufprets 1T $500 ieoes ub f1nn IN. SGGrbe3ab.
lung nit $50 unb pa5. ~lebrt9e III piertelidhrltGen Maten pcR
S25 a~bbe;abt werben.
Die 9duier ba6en ene seiunte sage unb lit jeees 90 8u5 smf
uHb IA SUE JrcHt. 9t6tere &HstInft ertbetIt
SplePb RuPPert,
dp22 int @afern Npe. 2t5.
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NU0Hgt0t1UE PUNEH.
Qmertta, BON gOlfOt nah Qiperpppl %. Qpril
Salttc, pap Neps OOrf na4 2iperppDl26, Npril.
Gin5utrefenOe Soften
Ara9D, BON 6arre mad N,zOprf 9. Nprtl
@rtcll on, bon 0icerpOOl na6 Ne>ps Yorf 16. Npril
Berlia, bon 2iUerppOl na9 Nepzyorf 10. Gpril
Soltlc, Don 2iperppOl mad Netpz gprf 20. Npril
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: ! 'reRr Oerbrafst. S'''70| 8etannt tmuef
!. 5src6 M sn 99aler fet6ta..
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fen en- 5 sos eentlsr ? % 33;,''; in Sitss 5tSE5s44t5'f- !, ,
an 14nqSsiinnscn gu sine1 4SR 5aIer t5it ist1 sin i a5s31 +
- = SeifHer 81 @f1no. y e'HeDdp
o snm99effnntniifsOe BEG Ybilo.
"UlFaten,-Oer Bbii 81. .4tp1
VET 'i5+ 0el!tlfen re9uGaren @,GrSp
lelllen 0eiern fOGaenbe .oelpbt
'""et n1tt Den Snpnnr %.4npfr, Organ
! hey must Bennlplpanten8
"Ste m ii g Qie6e8biinoniB be,
u, Oe maj" -tbtn98 funp
e u'0 a. vote our Ticket.
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9 ,Grulilirten 8iir9er, Oeutl6e, Sri.
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Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
ROm2h g. Ready.

We know of no locality, which, at this
time, appears to be more prosperous, or more
permanent than our neighboring village of
Rough & Ready. Though one of the earliest
settlements in the mines the prospect of an
exhaustion of the diggings in that vicinity
seems to be more distant than ever The ex-
plorations of the past season have served to
give more confidence than ever to the stabil-
ity of the place. Hills which have been here
tofore looked upon as worthless, are now
known to possess valuable and almost mex
haustible treasures.
Rough Il Ready is situated with reference
to her placer diggings, precisely like Grass
Valley. A wide and deep ridge of alluvial
deposit it distinctly traceable from near Bu--
ena Vista Ranch, about six miles east of this
place, all the way from the point of begin
ming to some distance below Rough & Ready.
In this entire distance of some twelve miles,
which we have traced it ourselves, there are
but two breaks-one at Grass Valley, where
it is cut through by Wolf Greek, just to the
u
Ready, where it is cut through, in precisely
similar manner, by the little stream running
through the ravine at the east of that town.
At both of these localities extensive and rich
diggings have been found about the hills
which have been denuded of their alluvial
deposit by the action of the water of these
two streams. The more accessible deposits
having been nearly exhausted, in both pla-
ces, the miners are now beginning to follow
the lead each way into the main ridge, before
mentioned.
The success of the Companies engaged in
this work on the point of the hill, just before
entering Rough & Ready from the east, are
decidedly satisfactory. The same may be said
of the Companies endeavoring to pierce the
same hill in the neighborhood of the Ran
doIph Exchange, although little is doing
there at present in consequence of the lack
OF water. Towards the west end of the town,
where the main lead is undisturbed, several
| hydraulic companies are running cuts into
the bills, with the most hattering evidences
! OF success. On our recent trip to Rough q
Ready, we paid visit to one of these cuts,
which is being driven into the hill by the
Messrs. Roberts, who are laying out an i'm
mense amount of labor and capital in open
ing their claims, which have been sufficiently
prospected to render their value beyond a
doubt. Many new ravines in this vicinity
| oro olcO hninr wnrkod %h;o eaosoD nth vnrv
good success. On our way to the new quartz
mill now about being started short distance
south of the town, We passed company OF
miners who had but recently commenced
work in one Of these ravines, who had but a
few minutes before picked up piece weigh
| ing over $40.
Much coarse gold is found in this vicinity
A short time since the Messrs. Coulton 4 Co.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

WATER MINING CoMPANIEs.-What has be-
come of the Central Boardr of the Mining
Water Companies of this State, appointed at
the Convention of persons interested in water
enterprises, held at Sacramento about a wear
since? We believe it was made the duty of
this Board to invite the cooperation of all
the companies in the State, gather informa-
ton from such companies as to the amount
of their capital length and geographical pos
ltlon OF their canals, and such other valuable
statistics as relate to the canals and region
of the country in which they are located
They were also to collect information as to
the evils of which these companies complain
IN the effectEal carrying out of their plans :;
and by Instructions from the Convention, the
Board was directed to draw up memorial
to be presented to Congress and the State
Legislature, praying to have these evils re-
moved. so far as they can be by legislation.
A map was also to be prepared, showing the
location and routes of all the companies in
the State, and such information, legal and
statistical, as could be gathered, that would
be of service to those companies.
has this Board ever made any report? The
immense capital invested in mining water
enterprises, would seem to call for some per-
manent organization of this nature, by means
OF which useful information may be collected,
and mutual interchange of views be dis
seminated withregard to this great and grow
ing interest. Ifany of our readers can give
us any information on this matter, we should
be pleased to hear from them.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

picked up from their claims, on Squirrel
Creek, two pieces, one weighing 10 o.. the.
other 43 o.. both almost entirely free from
quartz. Messrs. Duncan, Hart &c Co., in the
same vicinity, a few days since, took out
very handsome specimen weighing nearly
four ounces. A few days previous to our Wis
it, Dawson & Smith, on Randolph Flat, found
lump of gold and quartz which yielded lS
ounces.
The town of Rough & Ready presents at
this time quite lively and animated appear
ance, which would be greatly increased, if
sufficiency of water could be obtained. We
are pleased to record these evidences ofpros-
perity among our neighbors, and trust they
may go on with increasing success. until
their most ardent wishes are realized.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

KANSAs.-Accounts from this State are of
a most deplorable and disgraceful nature, es-
pecially along the Missouri border. Several
collisions attended with bloodshed have oc-
CURED, and both parties are arming for an
other contest. The Free State men will not
again wait for the Missourians to come and
take their arns-but will present them, or
their contents, at the first sight of An in
vading force. It is shame and disgrace to
the entire country that these lawless proceed
ings are thus permitted on our soil. There is
wrong somewhere, and very likely on both
sides, and it is the bounden duty of the gen.
eral government to see that the public peace
is preserved. Let an intestine war but once
commence, uuder the present excited state OF
the public mind, and God only knows where
or how it will end. If the executive was
worth a rush, it would long ere this have
placed o military force in Kansas which could
effectually overawe both sides, until the mat
ters in dispute could'be fairly adjudicated be-
fore the proper tribunals. Whatever blood
has been, or may be split, is justly chargeable
upon the present administration, and Pres-
dent Pierce and his advisers should be held
to a strict account for it.
There are stirring times ahead both in Con-
gress and Kansas. May God be with and
help the right
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
Red Dog.

4 communication from our Red Dog cor
respondent ''NTc DoD,' has been mislaid for
some two weeks, but though rather late we
give its purport. Our correspondent informs
as that the miners still hold oat in refusng
to pay more than rs cents per inch for water
We also learn from another source that the
miners in the neighboring settlement of Wal
loupa, have also joined them in this Getermi-
nation. Under this State of things, and with
the knowledge that there is large tract of
ground in that vicinity known to be rich in
mineral wealth, the miners recently called
meeting to see what could be done to obtain
water at what they conceive to be fair price.
Of this meeting our correspondent says:
"After the public sentiment was fully ex-
pressed, it was unanimously resolved, That a
committee be appointed to draw up petit
tiOn, to be forwarded to the directors of the
South Yuba canal, requesting them to bring
in a branch ditch to this place. The proposed
branch ditch can be dug through a section of
country which offers uncommon advantages
for such an undertaking, being the dividing
ridge between Steep Hollow and Greenhorn
Creek. This ridge has gradual descent,
from the point, where the ditch might be COM
menced to this place In case the directors
see fit to comply with the request, contained
in the petition, and should find any difficulty
in getting hands to carry on the work, q
large number of workmen from this place
would be willing to assist, and take their pay
in water. An answer to the petition will
be expected in the course of few days, when
you shall be posted as to the result"
We should be pleased to learn from our
correspondent, the result of this proposition
to the Yuba Ditch Company.
The present difficulties with regard TO wa
ter, according to eur correspondent, seem to
afford our Red Dog friends an abundance Of
time for intellectual pursuits, and according
ly we hear that their Lyceum is in flourish
ing condition, and that they have two weekly
periodicals written and circulated among the
citizens, devoted to the fun and gossip of the
village. The two papers are rivals for pub
lie favor.
Some of the young Americas" of the
place. not SO much given to literary pursuits.
have formed themselves into a sort of sport
ing club, and give occasional exhibitions Of
feats of strength and daring, calculated to
develop their own PHYSICAL powers and a.
muse their friends.
A grand ball was to have been given ON
Friday evening last by the Odd Fellows. at
the Brooklyn House, which we have no doubt
was a. brilliant affair In conclusion our cor
respondent assures us that that part of the
country is "safe''-which, we imagine. il
more than can be said of our neighbors at the
Bay.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

ATLANTIC PAPERs-We are indebted to Mr.
Kendall, of Langton & Co.'S Express, for the
first delivery OF Atlantic papers by the
John l.. Stephens. Mr. *. placed in our
hands the New York Herald and copy of
the Daily Tribune OF Feb. 5th. Immediately
upon the arrival of the stage.
few minutes after We received from Mr..
Haskell, of Wells, Fargo's Express, another
copy of the Herald, tagether with the Cali
fornia edition of the New York Times. These
papers, we believe, were the only Atlantic
papers received in the place on that day.
Thanks Gentlemen.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

Gov. SHANNoN.-The Kansas appointments
came before the Senate, in executive session.
on the 4th ult., and were all confirmed except
Governor Shannon. The Senate hung fire on
his case, and it is expected big fight will
grow out of it.
1t was expected that Col French would
make another demand for recognition in a
few days.
The Government has determined to issue
Col. Fremont patent for his Mariposa
claim.