Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-21
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TnE YouSc ,C9ha.--Itois certain
that ia addressing tho nobility at Mos
co@ be spoke Of ta2 dangers ofssrfage,
and invited lis nrbii'y TO h Aflca a5opt
tie means ofaboli4biu5 ii. sEod snow
hc said that / hate TIE rshtution Of
soriage, and 4 am7sc9o yol dislike lt
also. Ett E, therefore, 10 our best
Cor slow ADD steady chance, for il is
better 70 givc frec9om 70 the scnsthan
10 sec thtm tats i. aGainst--oEr viii. "
Whqn the. tmlrross-ap'lsr hoard that
tLo Ministers laleinBiioh s!,aad Caaru~
Eshprf had hoep dismissed, She rushed
to the Gar aud 'slhirply demonstrated
wish hin tor dispensing 9Th laQ s-r-
vices 0t two nob.emen who md served
that great Emperor, Nicholss, for more
than twenty years, to his sqtisisrtioi
Car Alexander kissed tie LAND II lis
motoer, and replied with ,milc ''>fy-
father vas Z Great genius, and ooull
easily Afford . have mfcrior mau for
ministers, since tuey had only 70 carry
out his own views hut as to ,ae, yua
have Olsen todd me that am bv ia. bis
inttrior; III fact, J am bpt eoanou-
place Emperor | must therefore try
t. sarrorni.lnvsr)t with eminent msn,
the k.eiuuicAels aad U1erntshcil, viii
NOT du I.r me - IG;iHpD T,U.r
Tnc MopraN f.rj~p A24Y -Tbe
orgthizpd mo- ~ modern Briti.h mr.
nv commenced in tho rnicn of charies
H. The Lte Goar1s '&tfG ru..d ii
1861, and they were formed ctiery,vi
gentlemen of iand!y and distinction,
who had fought in the civil wars The
Blues wcra embodied il the same year,
ana callcl lie Oxtord Blues, ,trom their
commaador, Aubry, hari OF Oxford.
Sht U0id>tream Guard Rate tLeir for
nation irom ltiU, when two regiment
were addest'to thc cnr rdtscd ahout ten
year, GrqwoI,.y hy t;rua 4 Aouk, at
CoiG,Qcam, b. tic borders .. Scotland.
r. thrsa We,e Uldod the Isl Hovai
Scots, hrauetwaar tranaErocc at the
Restoration Sac ~, or Qneun's, rtjs
olin 1887 ; thc -, or LUIS. lq0iu
thew accos trerrents 10 'ipe composed Of
be4f'5 lAthJy, ombyIrl N 1869; the
Scotch ij1N'lia faj>ed'ln167S and
tha 5ih. 81 N.u own, raised in 1860
D9ip4 CAar1s> IL. '~reigng theglRyon-
ct waslinyeuf.d at ~, ,6aue, Whence
IL name. Tho unjfarnr of tho BRITISH
arair edt.s'lAm she &o'nl@ iceneh; d
the oighteeptu century. " .lttum | v.
ordered th4l >amlot ,AoQld be tic ami
aoep VI cyeFy go2pnent je-tho service,
With The exception Of lho Rife Bri-
cade, and bife Onard+ Biue.
Oyr or rr1 q'hromes.-.A Mr.
Mooaey has been delivering lecture
in Australia on tho origin cfeol4, 'caa-
ccruin4 which .Ae pronounced The !oi-
lowing novel theory 81 sctrout by
declaring uv belief that cold rs the pc
trGed remaina Of matter which once
was animate ami pccnmpan.ed aasit
generally is, by ocean pebbles, quartz,
crystals and other s4hpo and marine
debris, am o ofop'aion that gold IS the
petrihod fat OF marrow of u peculiar
ISL, which once foatnd over the gold
feds, when th5~o folds wore beds and
bottoms Of the worlds great ocean.
In proofUf I'll hypothesis that gold is
nothing more i5au the 'potri6ed' tau 81
peculiar. Gsu, tue lecturer SHOWED
specimens Qt quartz II WMca marm(
shells we're embedded. Nr. Mooney
also alluded to the fact chat iron exist
in thc buman blood, and argued from
Tint position that gold might be educ
ell from the marrow Of fishes! !
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