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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

The increase is chiefly on articles OF luxury, sush as
silks, woolsns, tea, sugar, &c. The imports Of the q
articles In 1850 nearly double OF those Of 1885, and
therefore denotes prosperity and comfort.
The New Orleans Price Current Of September lst gives
the following review the trade and commerce Of that
por, for the commercial year ending that date
The extent Of the seasons operations and the magni
tude OF trade partially md Gated by the value OF
produces received from the interior, and which
amounts according 10 annual valuation table to
si44 $50 os against slI s23 last year. and si5
cas- In ISL AZ This would to show very fair
ratio Of for much abused city considering
the extensive diversion Of the products Of the West into
other channels and also the fact that the last crop
than 200 600 hogsheads abort Of the maxi
product OF 1883. This the value OF trade,
however large as IS not great as il should have
been and would have been had the railroad enterprises
which IN progress been earlier entered upon and
more literally aided by those having capital al com
mand We trust, however tina, this supineness " u
soon yield to conviction OF the necessity Of more cner
gctc action that the speedy completion Of the 0ps
ousas and Texas the Jackson and Great Northern and
the Mississippi and Red River railroads. and also the lie
huantcpcc route, will long add their contributions /,
the adj vance ment Of our city's prosperity.
According to the Custom House records the total value
OF exports Of produce and merchandise Of the growth
and Of the United States for the fiscal year
ended June seth, silo,353 40 agaost ss3 AIS
last year; sho~ing an increase Of 1898 us, or
over 30 per The value q foreign merchandise
and sptcie imported IN the period siT 1S3 325
against s12 92s eos last year; showing increase Of
s5 25e 49, about 81 y per cent OF the value Of The
hundreds Of careoes OF domestic and merchandise
and produce imported coastwse there is no record
houeh there should be by requirement Of aw) but
estimate that the value OF property, including produce
the Mississippi river inward and outward during the pas,
year probably exceeds two hunc red and y million
dollars.
The operations Of the Branch mint during the past year
show further slight decrease IN the deposits but
in the courage The total deposits Of gold and sill
yer FOR the year ending 3st july 100 032 again
"a ass, 200 the year previous showing decrease OF
s21s s9s The coinage during the time has been,
OF gold $50 pieces Of the value Of s525 Soc and Of
silver 900 pieces OF the value of 81 e3s 600 Total
value, % 4s1,b00. or an Increase Of 1885, $40.
With respect 10 the market prospects Of the coming
crops and the Interests Of trade generally conci i've
that the premise Is in high degree nuterfrg. Peace
again prevails throughout the leading nations Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

We understand that the motion in tho Supreme Court
for appointment OF receiver TO take charge Of Toe
property and affairs Of the late Accessory Transit Comp
ny OF Nicaragua for the benefit of the stocxhoder vii
be argued to morrow tuesday,. II q receiver Is ap
pointed for This purpose upon the ground Is alleged
that the company has legal existence the charter hav
ing been revoked and annulled By the government of nj
csragua, follows that the company's suit, by the
porae title, against Garrison falls 10 the ground, and
will be the duty OF the receiver to examine the
and reports Of all the previous agencies, and take such
action may be necessary to close up the company
business In the most expeditions for the best int
OF all concerned.
The receipts Of the Gaiena ard Chicago Railroad for
August we're foilowt-
August leoo.....s.. .S-oo,sa3 -
August IlVtU0 -
lhCIease.ss. SaV,O-t
Mr. r. b. Mannion has commenced business at No. 81
Beaver street, as note, exchange and stock broker.
The following statement Of the Cumberland Valley Raj
road Company exhibits the comparative receipts for
gust, this and last year
1855 1856
Passengers. ..............- 81. 5os 80 ssl7 80
freiehl ....................... OeO3 ~ 1850 20
Nails. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 433 % 49, 81
Total. ..................,.G2,6il "a 1897 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09


have decreased ss 342 and in the time the dis
counts have fallen OF but sol93ll This Inconsistency
cannot continue The discount line cannot be sustained
in the face OF such drain upon the deposits. The in
crease 10 specie last week only s3l oe9 with the
help OF arrival Of California gold Of one and haf
million a dollars This week the banks will have
new supply meet The drain. The decrease In deposits
is q very unfavorable feature.
The trade Of the port Of Toronto for the last six
months Rave just been publishcd. The particulars
follows
Value OF goods entered al the Custom House for the rs,
SIX months OF ~ ~
TO. do. Of o6...................... 2oll,st3 10
Increase In favor OF 1855 3il SOL 81
- than fifty per cent
Of duties collected during the frat six months OF
$780,. o.
Amount Of duties collected during the Grst six
months OF 1855 2st,g2s 10
or nearly ffy per cent.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
Otpuille Nailg 1Suttt RtturG.
The Pacific Railroad.

The last steamer brought us the intelli-
gence of the introduction of bill by MIR.
Denver, of this State, in the House Of Re-
presentatives, for the construction of three
Railroads across the continent. There can
be no question Of the fact, that one Railroad
would be sufficient for all practicable pur-
poses at present. but if the sect 0nalism
which up TO the present time has dcne so
much to retard the construction OF the great
work could not be propitiated in any other
way, let us have three hnes--No7 7shern.
Central, and Southern. We have No hope,
however, that the bill will become % hw at
the present session of Congress, and our
reasons for thinking so are briefly rs follows
The Pacific Railroad question is one of the
issues TO be decided at the coming Presl-
dental election. 1t is now one Of the planb5
Of the Democratic platform, and we havs
shown in former articles that this being n
great national arty, and that the only true
nalionGl party now in the field is the old
Democratic party. To suppose that the
mushroom party in the nominating conven-
tion of which but sixteen States of the Union
were represented, can further this measure.
if it should succeed in grasping power, is too
absurd to require argument. The party is
one simply of pretence. 1t pretends to be
Congress n great national measure, when il
is only mere sectional party composed OF
the ragtag and bob. tail of all the ismS of
the day. 1t pretends to be in favor of the
perpetuation of the Union, though its prn-
cipal lights are Greeley, Seward, Wendell,
Philips, sumner, Beecher, and Parker. The
Pacific Railroad is the hobby upon which
this mongrel party exnect to ride into power
and it is therefore but natural to suppose
that they will, in the lower House of Con-
gress, oppose with all their might the set
tlement of this question by the passage OF
the bill recently introduced Mt the present
session of Congress. The bill was introduced
by Democrat, aud if passed in the House,
would undoubtedly meet with the concur
renee Of a Democratic Senate and the ap-
proval Of Democratic President. and would
therefore be always claimed as Democratic
measure and Democratic triumph. From
this view of the case, there is no doubt, in
our mind, but that the bill introduced by
MIR. Denver, will meet with the determined
opposition of the Black Republicans and
Northern Know Nothings in the House, and
that no efforts will be spared TO prevent its
transmission to the Senate previous to the
adjournment. The debates to which the
bill will undoubtedly give rise, will however
reveal who are the true friends Of the pro-
ject, and will display to the people of the
country at large, the hollowness Of the pre-
tensions OF the new party which, under the
guise Of professed patriotism, seeks the dis
olution of the Union.-- +. Heraid.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

g4- DR.. j. l.. tZAPKAY.--The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice is one of the
few modern physlcuus whose application 10 his pro
fessOn and devotion 10 the aacted render him Bike
ornament TO the ono anda benefit to The other A
Hungarian by birth.h sought with KOssuth place
his country AMONG the nations OF earih be- Ond The
oppressor's rule, that her might rejoice in the
practice Of those preceps which are alike our glory
aud our pride In his efUris so to do he has reaped
the reward of Intellectual resistance oppressOn,and
"a home and country kD0R ham more J" Apart,
however, from his claims upon onr consideration as
patriot, the testimonials uf character and capacity
which he brings entile him 10 public confidence, TO
the exclusion Of those who possess neither ihe
the other As gentleman his character Is untar-
nisbed: physician, his skin unsurpassed; and
10 tbOss whose imprudence has left upon rkem the
taints OF disease can eohscientOusly commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom to know is great gain. The Drs Office
is No. and Armory Hall. corner OF sacranentoand
Montgomery streets, San Francisco. a14-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

"a PERSONS WHO WISH TO PURCHASE
EU Drugs. Fancy Articles or Perfumery, will d"
Il well To call AT the OROVILLE DRUG STORE.
kA on Montgomery, one door from Downer street,
near he Orleans Hotel. The following list comprises
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
e. S. CooP r, NJ. d.

0FFlCE-At the Eve, Ear, and Orthop9dle lnfr-
mary Mission street, ,between.Second and Third
near s>isnssian Baihs,' SAN FRANCISCO
An Surgical Operations FREE ~ epaents present
ing themselves at the CLISies, ea ednesiays and
Saturdays, at ~ o'clock p. Nj. Medical men Of ths
City and Pacific Coast generally, are respectfully in
yied 10 attend the Inirmary on Clinical days when
ever IL may be oppoftune for themselves. auglS-n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

To DIR. ii. Heinimann, Corner Jackson and
Montgomery ssrsels, San Nrancsco dear Sir:-It
- with pleasure that We notice The unbounded sue
GEES which has attended you in your practice since
your residence in this state, now seven years
The geod you have done and the skill you have exer-
cised in the cures that under our observation
make II our duty 10 let it be- known to the world and
more particularly to those now suffering with disease.
Most of us well acquainted with YOU whilst YOU
resided ut Mormon Island, aud witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected on patients
whose cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
physicians. We have also seen what you have done
for some of our friends now residing at COloma and
Pacerve, who after much pesuason and induce
ments part. consented To 90 and you, when
they had almost despaired of their lives. They did
and returned, and are living hale and hearty men:
and reader If this notice should reach your eye nnd
you afflicted take advice and 90 to Dr HEN.
MANN. and you with never regret it.
Dear Doctor, receive with our most hearty wiihes
for your future welfare the assurance that believe
to be one Of our most talented and experienced
physicians in The State
FREDERICK HARyMANN,
(prop'r Miners Ilotel)
yACoB WINRLEMANN, SCreenwood Valley.
(pr Greenwood Brewery,
joHS GEORGE,
AEGUsT HAHNE,
JOSEPH WILIaANN, tco,ou
CHARLES GIss.
T. BkLAz, Propr's of the
T:B Sht, crOix FederaIe' Pacerville.
A. H. WALKER, Ell Dorado Slide.
G.. ZRorKx. (firm of T.. Poppe Co.. Orovile.
JosEPH GLAvEL, Auburn.
CHARLES kAsrELLI, Spanish Dry DiggiDgs.
T. BENNiNsER, 0prop'r of bridgeJ Condemned Bar.
G. WoLhER, Sacramento,
X. FISNINGER, do
q. RESkVD, do
CAPT. IIISp, Michigan Bluffs
CAPT. +. :. MuMFoRD Mormon Island.
HENRY TRUEL, (Republican House,) jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by DR. Heinz
mann. ang-7cm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
MINERS SUPPLIES!
New Grocery and
PROVISION ST . r Z.
JOHN ID. HEATING,

HEAS OPENED an extensive and we'll selected
n Il Stock of choice Family Groceries, Provisions
and Miners Supplies, at his New Store on Monlgom
cry Street, near Garriotts saw Mil to which he IN
yiies the attention of community He will be in
constant rerept OF additions To his stock OF Goods OF
the latest m6s s:a;;nns. Ys facilities tor purchasing
lpsisg unexceed BY trader IN the country ne Is
contdepi that his Goods and Prices will render the
utmost satisfaction those who favor him with their
patronage. The public. will please call and examine
for them. elves Orevie. July12. 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
Matchmaker and Jeweler.

~ l WOULD REsRECTFULLY INFORM
eTAfthe citizens of 0roviie and vicinity. that have
C<e6 purchased ot Mr. Rosetsha. his Watchma-
hing and Jewelry Establshment, on Mont
gomery street, and have located my elf permanently
n the above business in place and hope by strct
attention TO business tomerit reasonable share Oh
patronage in the above line.
tciH guarantee to DO H0rk as tDeN as IL
can be done anyschere in hts State.
ALL KINDS OF JEWELEY MADE TO ORDER.
N. B-Partcnlar attention paid To- the Repairing
OF Watches. GEO. T.. SMITH.
o1ovle, August II. 1856. augIltf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
MAGNOLIA SALOON!

THNHIS cool AND COMFORTABLE RESORT
n ha. been fitted up in the neatest possible man.
ner. and with an eye single To making the most re-
cherche establishment of the Kind in town. The
BRANDiES. WINES. &c, are Of the Tost SELECT
BRANDS, direct from tie Importers; and having
had ELhnNre Pr0cfice at Tie B0r. natter our.
selves that We cannot easily be oudUne in the mode
of sewing up the latest and moss fashionable fancy
beverages, well rs courtesy and polite attention to
patrons. JAMES =. DICkEY X 60.
Montgomery street, next door 10 IlunlUOns Exchange
OrUvile. July ls56 iylI-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30

GERMAN VOTERS vs.. GERMAN PAPERS.
The Cincinnati Commercial (Back Re-
publican) enters its claim for the the Ger
man citizens in that meridian after this
fashions:
In this city (CincinnatD four Geyman
papers--two dalies and two weekles--op-
pose the nomination Of Buchanan
This claim is thus disposed of by the Gin
cinncati Enquirer:
"les, and the same papers supported
Chase last fall for Governor, who did not get
more than one.ffth Of the German vote in
this county. So it will be this fall the
masses Of our German fellow citizens are
altogether too intelligent to be seduced into
the Know Knothing- Black Republican ranks
by unfaithful and treacherous Journalists
who are working to deliver them over to
to their enemies, bound hand and foot. o. r
friends abroad may put down Hamilton
county as certain of a Democratic majority
of ten thousand over the Black Republican
candidate, and Of this majority our citizens
Of German birth, will contribute their full
proportion"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!

In MAKING AN EXCAVATION SOME TINE
Il since beneath the EMPIRE HOTEL. in this town,
IL discovered by the acute and observing mind oi
DEACON SHELDON, that The atmosphere of thai
locality possessed not only healthtul but remark.
ably soothing property, which seemed To quiet and
snbdue the most violent passions, and To invest every
man Who irequented the spot, with n wonderful de.
gree of sell>compiacency, and harmonioua and
friendly disposition towards the WHOLE WORLD.
and the conflicting elements OF which it is comp srd.
He therefore resolved, with benevoencc peculiarly
his OwD Ia take possession of he excavation for the
purpose of establishing Institution. where people
ot ALL PARTIES and opinions could safely and
tremendously congregnte Tor the free discussion
the exciting topics of the day, fearless of the slightest
risk of any unpeasan collision.
With this view, the DEACON. in connection with
MIR. CRAIGE. has transformed this location into
ELEGANT ROOM, which they have designated by
The name Of the
SUBTERRANEAN SALOON,
Where they solicit visits from the Buchanan Clubs,
Fillmore Clubs Fremont Clubs, and other gentlemen,
with without clubs, and from members OF Vigilance
committees and Law and Order Parties, from Sons
Uf Temperance aud Moderate Imbibers Of Raspberry
tobblerS, and from that innumerable Fraternity of the
Pick, Spade, Rocker, Long Tom and Since, who,
after day OF toll and labor, would enjoy an hour OF
agreeable relaxation and social conversation.
HE DEACON assures his friends that they will
ncet with II most cordial reception at the SUbTER-
RANEAN SALOON. where the fluids dispensed will
be ionnd fully equal in quality, to those for which the
DEACON is, III part, indebted for his enyiable repu-
tation.
Oroville July2s, 1856. jy26.f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
INFORMATION WANTED!

lAF WILLIAM WHITE formerly of White Pigeon,
~ Michigan When last heard from. was ut Muir
derer's Bar, Middle Fork of the American River. Is
supposed To have eft there forOrove. Butte county
Any intelligence concerning his whereabouts cent to
SAMUEL WHITE ColOma, will be thankfully re-
eeved. aug253t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
MISCELLAN
J. D. BROWN. M, D.

Graduate uf New York University. New York Med
cal Institute. Honorary Graduute of Syracuse Medical
Coitge offers his professional services 10 the inbab
lhhis of oroviIle and vicinity. Office at h- Oroville
Drug Store. Montgomery street, one door from the
corner OF DOwner street.
''iv u. ls@ jyIi-if
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-30
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

"a PERSONS WHO WISH TO PURCHASE
OH Drugs. Fancy Articles. or Perfumery, will de-
w well to call al the. OROVILLE DRUG STORE.
III on Montgomery, ONE door from Downer street,
near he Orleans Hotel. The follow ing lat comprises
portion or the stock u. hand:
Sedl.l Powders, Quinne,
Bay, Rum Oil Of Vitro.a
Cologne, Nuric Acid,
Ayre Cherry .Pectoral Muraiic Acid,
Crowsl's Sarsaparilla aDdi'lue Stone,
yellow Dock Nutmegs,
Townsends Sarsaparilla, Oh OF Lemon,
/ Sands do Oil of Rose,
Guysotts do Oil Of Cloves.
Mustang Linameai, Oil Of Cinnamon.
Nerve nd Bone Lnament, Oil Of Origanum,
Pain Killer, Oil of Peppermint,
Essence OF JanacaG G ipger Oil of Ance.
Castor Oil, Oil Of Lavender,
Mofati's Pills. Oil Of Cubebs,
AcAllaster's Ointment, Olive Oil.
Holiaway's Pills, Meats Foot Oil,
Wriehls Indian vegetableOx Marrow.
Pills, Rose Water,
Thompson's Eye Water, Boxers Bltiers,
Thom's Extract, Wine BiIters.
Cod Liver Oil. Sioughlon's Bitters,
james ExpectoraDi, liarlshorn,
Capsules, Accetc Acid
OpodeldOc. Peruvian Bark
Flea Pow der, Soda,
Ague and Fever Pills, Cream of Tartar.
Cholagegne, Homeopathic Medicines,
Shoulder Braces, Glue,
Trusses, sponges. ans.
susnsasary Bandages, DO suarse,
Adhesive Plaster, Old Poei Wine, los med-
CASTLE Soap, cal pxposes,
old brown Winsor Soar, Old cserry Wine. for med
bmades, zeal PURPOSES.
Hair Oils, Old Brandy, for medicai
Bottle Corks, purposes.
Vial do Armica Flowers
sal Soda, LquOriee Root.
Sulphur; Sarsapagilla Root,
Alum, Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Nitrate Of Potash AlcOhoL 95 per cent
MoFphene, CampheBe, pure,
LaadaBaEB, Iodine ~ Potassium,
Pnragoric, Meabane Seed.
Gesamin, CasdamoB Sedds, &C. ac.
Together with alp the usual articles kept la DRiG
STORES, which vilk - sold at reasonable prices is
those who may favor wiih a call.
Physicians prescriptions accurately compounded a.
all times Of day or 2Rht
ALBERT o. DAY, Apolhecary.
oroyile, Angus, ?, 1856. aug2.uy
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
Earbor Approximations.

We see nothing among the closing proceedings oi
Congress to indicate that the various harbor bills
passed by the Senate, were reached in the House
and we presume they were not reached. AS the
business othis session is taken up by the next where
il left off, should the decision of tile people at the
November election be in favor of the party OF i'm
provements, we may have confidence that the bills
will be put through at the next session without de
lay. Should Toombs Mason, &c, triumph, howev
er, farewell not only to appropriations at the next
session, but all subsequent sessions.
1t will be rccollectcd that comparatively early in
the session, three appropriation bills viz: for St.
Marie River the st. Clair Flats, and the mouth OF
Mississippi were passed and sent to the President
who in good time returned them with his veto Such
thing passing such bills over Presidents veto,
never had happened, and it not dreamed ever
could happen, the bills and veto we're permitted
to slumber quietly on the table to await leisure
moment for consideration. While sleeping there
Fremont was nominated and the great popular ris
ing now going on, commenced The bills and veto
came up, aud much TO the surprise of every person
were passed over the President head This was a
remarkable result to be sure, and the first practical
victory gained by the Republican party. Itinspred
the friends of appropriation with the hope of getting
through other appropriations But unfortunately
they found out their strength too late The delay in
the Senate to pass the bills made it impossible to
hope to get them through the house, through The
Presidents vero, and through both houses again
The Republicans made Il great blunder. They
should have nominated Fremont earlier If, how
ever, the people will now elect him, the delay of
Presidential veto will not hereafter, be encountered.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
&. Reliable ORGAN.

1t. Gov Macarthur and j NJ Brownson. address
sed a large and en- thusiastc audience in favor OF
Buchanan, on the night OF the 9th inst The enthu.
sIasm was unb0unded, and the speakers acquitt ed
themselves in the most creditable nanner-Demo
crat.
Lieut. Gov. Macarthur, was not present at The
above meeting at all According to the best &C
counts there was no enthusiasm whatever, and even
tho Argus speaks discouragingly of the efforts o.
Brownson. The article of the Democrats is pure
fiction and Imagination.
Later accounts bring cheering news, however,
from Iowa, showing the e election of HALL 10 Con.
gress and far Democratic gain over 1854 of So
Inc state elections have always been anti Demo
cratic, hut they nave usually redeemed themseve s
IN the Presidential electIon.-Dena0cfat.
Every person knew at the time the above vas
printed that Hall defeated, and that there had
been great Democratic loss. The State elections
of Iowa, until two years since, We're always Demo
cratic, and so far as State elections generally are
concerned, as they go, thoy go the Presidential
election.
The Rev. Mr. Pike Of Kenosha, another 'shriekor
and who was sent by the l.. \. Society to Kansas
with about 800 dollars and a Sharps Rifle, is now
visiting his friends East with the money! ea2ocrat
The Rev. Mr.. Pike alluded to, had just $50, ne
hor less of the Sooietys money all of which
we presume he expended in the legitimate objects
for which it contributed; and if he is now visit
ing his friends east elsewhere, if can hardly be on
this original fund.- unless he has q remarkable fac
uity Of oconomising.
We might probably add to this collection Of gems
from the Kenosha Democrat, but enough is as good
as a feast. It will show how much confidence is to
lie placed in sheet SO careless and reckless in its
statements.