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BAnNuM ONCE MoRE.--The Stanford
tConn) Advocate says: at is certainly
with pleasure nat We announce the pro-
babe fact that ?. Y. Barnum is again ION
his legs" that he is to-day richer man
than he was before his connection with
the Jerome Clock Company. 1t is said
that he has bought all the claims against
himself for from five to twenty-five cents
on the dollar. with the exception of some
$4,000 held in and about Danbury,
which he will probably have to pay in
full. The whole Of the vast property as
signed by him for the benefit of his cred
iturs has again passed into his hands, and
he is now reiurnishing and refitting,
Iranistan in good style for his future per-
manent residence"
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The News.

The Minnesota election on Tuesday the
18TH, as far as heard from in Chicago
yesterday, resulted in the election of Ere
publican state officers. The Congress
sional candidate of the same party are
thought elected.
The brig Gauges. belonging to Rich
mond, put into Portland harbor in distress,
on Monday.
California letters received at Washing
ton yesterday, lead to the belief that tho
Pacific section Of the Wagon Road is now
completed.
A destructive fire in Chicago yesterday
morning consumed property to the
amount of 100000, only half of which
was insured.
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BosToN ON SATURDAY NIGHT.--Our
local summary this morning is chiefly u
record Of murder and crime Since Sat
urday morning, policeman has been
shot dead willie in the discharge Of his
duty sporting, but orderly and peace
able man has been fatally stabbed. with
out provocation, while his companion re-
ceived such wounds as to place him upon
the very brink of death; and an infant
has been suffered to starvc to death cvi-
IDENTITY by the desire of its cruel parents.
Then man who was quietly passing
through our streets last evening" received
a malicious stab from rowdy as he went
by him and one woman fractured an
others skull while man vented his
spleen by knockinga part of the woman's
teeth down her throat A community
unused to such events is Of course highly
excited, and the police, while grieving
sorely at the loss ola mate, are doubly in
censcd against the cowar,lly william who
struck him down while engaged in his
legitimate duty Of protecting the peace of
the community Boston Daily A7rer-
tscr Of Monday.
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New York Markets,

New YORK, Oct O.-F'lour-Thc mar
ket to-day closed heavy, with sales of 5000
barrels Common to good State 81, 65a4.SO;
Ohio S.. 15a5,70 Southern SIS, 50a5. So
a decline of c. on State,
Wheat-The market is firm with sales
of $4,000 buslels-Southern white 13Oa
$40 cents red 120a130 C. Western white
at l10a122 c. red 1o0a116c.
Corn-Ihe market is dull; sales of 3d.
900 bushels at 20 c. for mixed-a decline
Of 8 cts.
Pork-The market is dull with de-
cline of 40 cts. on Mess-sales of Mess at
S2l.50a22 25; Prime $17.75a1s.
Beel-The market is heavy;salcs ofRe-
packed Chicago $14.25a15.50.
Lard-,Has decline 4c-sales at 13a14c.
Whisky-Has advanced lc--sales of
Ohio at % cts.
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rillbustering Movements.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 19.-Information
has Deen received here from the South that
Gen. Walkers filibuster expeditions-one
to leave New Orleans and the other Gal
veston-have been delayed, in consc-
quence Of the financial pressure, until the
1st of November They do not expect to
meet with serious, fanny, opposition from
the federal officers. They propose to
land at some point of tho coast Of Costa
RIGA on the Atlantic, and then march on
San Juan, the capital of that republic,
which they will reach in two days, when,
their calculation is, the capture of the
entire country will be in reach. The
aggregate of these tilibuster forces are
from 1880 to 1000 men.
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CAUGHT IN THEIR OWN TRAP.-Many
brokers in New York had been quietly
drawing specie several days before the
banks suspended, and on Tuesday We're
the first to commence the run. Their
plan was to get the specie all into their
owa hands, and then, when the banks had
suspended, sell it at 10 per cent, pre-
MUM. Their eagerness defeated their
own ends, for they got so much specie out
of the banks that the competition, in sell
ling it, before night was so great that they
could not get one per cent. Nor was this
the worst Of it. The banks marked them
and closed their accounts, so that they
could do no business. A man who is de-
pendent on the banks for the convenient
ces of doing his business should not quar-
rel with them
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Cotton and Sterling Exchange.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-THE decline
in cotton from the highest point is now
seven cents per h.: the most serious fall
for so brief a period of time ever Known
Notwithstanding the large depreciation
in the price OF the stable, however, there is
but little doing, spectators not having
the means to purchase, and exporters
having their hands tied by the utter
stagnation of the exchange market. Ster-
ling bills are as dull as ever---in fact en-
tircly unsalcablc
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A MICHIGAN EIoPEMENr.-The Cen
treville (Mich.) Chronicle, states that a
man gave them a dollar recently to pub
lisr an acc uat of his elopement wi h
another mans wife. Chronicle does the
job for him as follows:
"Eloped, runaway, vamosed, slid cut
and cut dirt, on Monday Sept. It'll, 1857,
Mr.. c. G. Littlc6eld, Of Brownstown
Wayne county, with Mrs. Ann Liddlo of
Centreville."
Mr.. Littlcfeld has wife and several
children and Mrs. Lidtlle has husband
in California. The Chronicle says: "What
his character is at home we don't know,
but the character Of his paramount can be
attested by any quantity of youngsters in
this region
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Destructive Fire at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. pa destructive fire
which occurred here this morning consum-
ed property to the value of 100000,
only half of which is insured.
The following persons were killed by
the falling of the walls Of the burning
building John Dickey Peter Keuvan.
fireman; Mr.. Barnum, variety store, and
Mr.. Clark, merchant. Fears are also en-
tertained for the safety Of others who
were missing. The origin Of the fire is
unknown.
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Mrs. CUNSINGHAM.-In the Supreme
Court Of New York, on Saturday, Judge
Clarke delivered an opinion reversing
Judge Peabody's decision admitting Mrs.
Cunningham to bail on the bogus baby
charge. The opinion of the Court was
unanimous The District Attorney moved
that the prisoner be remandctl to custody,
and, after much argument, the case was
postponed till the both inst. Meantime
Mrs. Cunningham remains at large on
the same bail as before.
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EXTRAvAGANcE.-The extravaganza of
the times is hideous! The extravaganza
ofsome ladies has no parallel but that of
Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt. 1t is said
that she, in one of her love-fcasts given
in honor to Mark Antony, to show her
reckless extravaganza, sportively swal-
lowed jewel, in our coin worth more
than ten thousand dollars. This she did
to exhibit to the Roman hero her immense
wealth and splendid mode of life.
But this falls but little short of the pre-
sent extravaganza ofsome of our fashion,
able ladies. They do not swallow Jewels,
as the Egyptian Queen did. They pre-
fer them on the outside of the body
Give thousand dollars" said a fashiona-
bic lady to one Of the speakers at the late
meeting Of the American Beard of For
cign Missions. it cost her to give fash
ionable party!" and ten thousand dollars
for dress with diamonds and Jewels to
match, is no uncommon affair, now-a-
days, especially with those ladies who
"have nothing to veal"
The ladies of the present day may, in
ono sense, be compared to the ''lilies of
the field They toll not, neither do they
spin, yet Solomon in all his glory was
not arrayed like one of these" So says
the Providence Post.
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Fail and Winter Fashions.

NT RS. MOOKE WOULD respectfully IN
1Fl form the Ladies Of Norfolk, Portsmouth
aud surrounding country that she has returned
from the north with her Fall and Winter
Fashions, consisting of all the different kinds
of Straw Bonnets worn this season, with
large assortment of Ribbons, flowers and
feathers with beautiful lot of fancy goods,
all of which will be sold at the lowest price
for CASH
My fair room for the display of Silk, Vel
Wit and fancy Bonnets. will be opened on
Thursday 22d inst, when the Ladies are res
pectfully invited to call and examine the
same as am determined to show something
very fine. Don't mistake Sc Church street.
oc l9-2w3tperw.
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Money NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shot
atEast BoStOn-Grcat Excite
meut

BosToN, Oct. 19.-The monetary tran
sactions in this market to-day have been
very limited, and rates are entirely NOM
ina, There is no difficulty. however, in
passing the best names at per cent-as
offers Of money at that rate are readily
made.
The most intense excitement is repre-
sentcd as prevailing at East Boston in
consequence of the discovery of the MUIR
der, by shooting of Mr. Hodson, one of
the regular police of that place.
One of the supposed murdercrs was ar
rested this morning. and sent up for ex
animation.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.

L S Bantil, Baltimore, w Shaldnv,
Lewis James, Washington; r. Knight,
Terrell, Co.; j L Hasell, A Hanell, Haines-
vile; D Solomon. j l. Powers, + R Fall
coner. New York; r Burnham, S. Mills,
j B Wyuhart. Southampton; } W Dow
ney and lady, N. c.. f Armstcad, Mat
thews;sW c Freeman, Richmond; Capt W
Floyd. ship Il Floyd, Capt Face, Ante
lope; j D Claiborne, Richmond, j NB
Crocker, w II Lewis, S Croker, Ii Han
ison, W Lewis, Churchland.
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Central Railroad Accident.

SYRACUSE, Oct. 17.-Mr. Clinton f.
Bronson, one of the passengers injured by
the accident on the Central Railroad yes
terday, died here this morning.
Mr.. Pcttinger, another injured passen-
ger, lies in a preearious condition, and
Miss Franklin remains low, but is not
considered in immediate danger. The
remainder Of those injured are doing
well.
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The LAST OF A FoRTUSE-A cores
pendent la tely had the opportunity of sec
ing upon the back ola Bridgeport city
(Conn.) bill, Of two dollars denomination,
the following:
"This is the last left to me of all ILL.,
spent fortune Of $4,000. The reason of
my still being the possessor OF this, is &C.
casioned by the bank having, like myself,
suspended
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Monetary Affairs.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1a-Two of our
prominent dry goods jobbers suspended
this morning, one being the Mcssrs. Raig-
nell & Co., the heaviest in the city. Their
assets are large.
Mr. Alhonc, tho president of the Penn
sylvania Bank, has resigned in coise-
quence of i'll health. His resignation has
been accepted.
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Furniture /!

Il furniture
Furniturc!!
Furniture -!
WE would respectfully inform our n
wv friends, customers and the pub ia
lie generally, that we are now in re- lTt
ceipt of our fall supply of FURNITURE to
when daily additions are being made, and
will compare lavorably with any establish
ment in the State in point of taste, workman
ship and variety, all of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms. All persons in
want of furniture would find it to their adj
vantage to examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
n. B.-We have had manufactured in the
City of Norfolk, one of the finest HEARSES
in the United States, and we are now pre-
pared to attend to the Undertaking in the
neatest style and ON tee most reasonable
terms. A. A. GWALTNEY 4 co.
oc20 No. -, Main street, Norfolk Va.
"a. II. 4 Williamsburg Gazette Copy.)
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DEATHS IN New YoRK.--It appears
from the report of the cit, inspector that
there were 4l0 deaths in the city last
wcek-a decrease of Is as compared with
the mortality of the week previous. Of
the whole number, 25S were children
under ten years, an ~ inmates of the
public institutions.
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Money Matters atNew York.

New YORK. Oct. 19-MatterS are pro-
crossing favorably. The banks extend
their discounts moderately, and there is
moro disposition shown to purchase mer-
camille paper. The Metropolitan Bank
has arranged to receive eastern currency
at | per cent. discount, the notes of Rhode
Island bank excepted.
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Bank Statement.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE bank state
ment for the past week shows decrease
in loans of S4,072,0O0; specie, $685.
600, and an increase in circulation of
1854 600, and in deposits Of S3,14o,ooo.
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The Ohio Rlver-FIOur for Balti-

PARKERsDURG, Va, Oct. 19.-The riv-
or has swollcd to IL feet here and is yet
rising. 1t is reported to be nearly 20 feet
at Wheeling.
Two thousand barrels Of -four arrived
here for Baltimore last night, and further
shipments are now looked for.
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UNION HOTEL NORFOLK,
f. A. BEAToN, PROPRIETOR.

VD Groner, F A Schmidt. j Smith,
Virginia; Owen Connolly, + Mayer, North
Caroliaa; William Lee, Warwick; j w
Arnold, Southampton; J D Wright, w
ID Gene, Norfolk; David Mars, S Bridge;
L r Rawls, L. S. ~, LR Kcvill, u. S. A !.
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steamer Sunk Lives LOst-Finan-
Ciai Affairs.

sr. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-Tho steamer
Tropic was sunk in the Missouri river on
Thursday, when eight or ten lives were
lost.
Messrs. Fenscn & Deujen bankers,
closed operations this morning. Coin has
decreased in our city banks about so per
cent. during the past week.
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Brig Ganges in Distress.

PORTLAND, Oct. 1G.-lhe brig Gam
ges, bound from Wilmington, N. G., for
Bucnos Ayrcs, has been compelled to put
in here in distress, and will probably have
to discharge. The Ganges belongs to
Richmond.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1G.-Capt. TIud-
son, of the steamer Niagara, has written
a letter to the Navy Department, in
which he says he would begin to dis
charge the Telegraph cable on the 5th in
stant. All the officers and crew were
well.
The President to-day resumed his resi-
dcnce at the White House.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o.-Letters from
California induce the belief that the Paci-
fic section of the Wagon Road is by this
time completed. The Country between
the Honey Lake and Humboldt River is
is not so favorable as it was anticipated,
it being poorly supplied with grass and
water.
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x X NOTICE,

7 HAVE a large and splendid stock of
IFall and Winter Clothing, and am constant
ly receiving new and fashionable goods from
the best houses north, which am selling low
for cash and to suit the hard times all in
want just give me call and rest assured you
will not regret it. have also good va
riety of Boys clothing to fit Boys from to Is
years old, which are going off fast.
have also a large stock of Gent + rni.h-
ing goods, and a fresh lot of supcrfine Cloths
Cassi,ners and Testing. which | viii make to
order in superior manner and guarantee
fit or no sale.
N. bah goods left to be made and
trimed, positively cash, after this date.
F. A. karin,
90 20 No. 10, Main street.
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A. TWO Good stores for Rent

Esa one with. the other without dwelling;
Possession given 1st January. situated on
Main street, ON the South side between Mar
kct square and the National Iotel-rent low
to a good tenant, apply to
oc 20-3t c. HALL.
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N Office.

TNHE two houses of Refreshment at the
il Fair Grounds are for rent during the
Fair i'll November. One is let with the
privilege of keeping bar, the other without
bar. Sealed proposals for renting these
houses will be received at the store of w. H.
G. Levitt, Main st. until clock on Thurs
day, I'D instant.
The committee reserve the right to accept
or reject any bid which may be offered.
oc 2O-3t
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
TUESDAY, Oct Goth

TUESDAY Oct Goth
ARRIVED.
Schr. George. Myers, from Philadelphia,
with coal to K. w. Santos & Co.
Schr. SamI K. Vinton, Washington, from
Philadelphia, with coal, to K. w. Santos &c.
Schr. Shumandock, Hickman, from Phila-
delphia, with coal, to Baymore & Stone.
WEDNESDAY Oct IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, Baltimore.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, from Rich
mond, bound to New York.
Schr. Island City, Conkley, from N. York,
links, to Peters & Reid.
Schr. Ringgold, Degrott, from Richmond,
bound to Rappahannock. In Hampton Roads.
Ship E. FIVE, Chincha Islands, with Guano,
for orders to Hardy & Bros.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR NOTICE.

1iUItTOOL NIV~1L INN 1NOIICE.
DERSONS intending to exhibit in the
4 Mechanical and Household department
at the Fair in November are hereby notified
that the Committee will be at the Fair
Grounds at o'clock P. NJ, on MONDAY
the 26th inst, to point out places for exhibit
ton. oc 81
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WRECKED GOODS.

T HAVE on hand lot of damaged -
Il Clothing, saved from the steamer nh
Norfolk; amongst them are some fine LIZ
Beaver Cloth Over Goats,
Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Gertlemcn's Shawls.
Lined Kidd, heavy lined Silk and Cloth
Gloves, just the thing for driving or any hard
service,
Boys Jackets and Frock Coats,
Many of the above goods are but little in
jured, yet they will all be sold at a great sa-
critice. Persons wishing bargains will re-
member to call at the NORFOLK HALL OF
FASHION,
R. D. CLIFTON,
oc 10 No. l6, Main street.
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Egs- One of the City Ferry steamers has
been engaged to run eve evening for the
accommodation of citizens of Portsmouth
visiting the Varieties.
oct II
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TAS. L. JONI Els, has on hand fine lot
- of nice new Baltimore city curd hams,
tor sale low. Also a few breast pieces Bacon
which seems to suit every body, and western
sides and shoulders. Come and see me.
Oc 20
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To conclude with the farce called
SOMEBODY ELSE.

Doors open at ~ 'clock-Performa
to commence at o clock.
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ENTS, we are now fully prepared to
" fit you out with Boots and Shoes which
add beauty to ease and comfort to durability,
two things very essential for the coming
Winter. + w SEABURYa & son,
oc IA Norfolk, Va.
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MARRIED,

At Wesley Chapel, Portsmouth, on the
10Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Amiss, Mr..
WILLIAM A. SNrrH and Miss SALLIE +.
BRowN, both of Portsmouth.
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Ladies City Establishment

LdUItS CIty ESCaDIISHmGML.
M RS. NJ. A. BUTT, respect MsMN
17l fully announces to her custom E&Sss
ers and friends, that she has Just re- VIZ
turned from the north with very handsome
assortment of
FALL GOODS.
Consisting of the very latest and most ap-
proved styles. Having very experienced
New York trimmer, she will be able to suit
all tastes. Her goods, which will be sold
cheap for cash, will be ready for exhibition
on Thursday morning next, 22d inst.
Oc 20-5t.
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TAS. Il. JON Els. has just received
- nice article of Table Butter, which he
sells at rs cts. Come and try some.
oc 20
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las. +. JON Els, has fine lot OF Fresh
- Meal. Core and buy. 90 20
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TAS. Il. JON ES, still continues to re-
- ceiye and retail choice Corn Beef, at the
low price of 12la cts. Come and buy.
Oc 20
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las. Z. JON ELS, has superior article
u OF brown Sugar, and only 10 cts, per h.
Como and buy. &C 20
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I AS. Il. JON Els, is Retailing nice
~ green Coffee at l2115 cts. Come and buy
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TERMS,

&a- The Largest Circulation in
the City. -a&
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-02
The Wapnn Road.

Messrs. Gamble and King, who left Ma
rysville recently for Honey Lake Valley,
arrived in town on their return home on
Wednesday They went up through the
American and Indian valleys, and returned
on the route by the Mountain Meadows,
Humbug Valley, and Fences ranch to Oro-
vile.
We have been permitted to examine the
minutes kept by them during their trip, and
10 hear them narrate the incidents of the
Journey but as they intend making full
report on their arrival in Marysville, and
in time to be submitted to the convention TO
be held in that city on the 4th, we shall not
attempt to forestall them, and our cotempo-
rary of the Marysville Express, who has
been mainly Instrumental in causing the
survey to be made. Their efforts are wor-
thy Of all commentator, and we are con-
tent to leave the route for which we have
contended for years, to the criticism of
those who have examined it, and can only
wi ,h that those whose local interests blind
them to the Importance of this subject,
would take the trouble to inspect the route
travelled by these gentlemen, from Honey
Lake Valley to Marysville. We have never
entertained fears of aversa reports from those
who have ever travelled the route, and can
only desire that those who wish the State to
appropriate two or three hundred thousand
dollars for the construction of an immigrant
road to the eastern boundary of the State,
would first examine and compare this route
with the others
We shall endeavor to lay the report of
Messrs. King and Gamble before our read
ers, as soon as practicable. If We are not
mistaken. it will show the route by Honey
Lake, 0roville, and Marysville to be not on
Iy the most practicable, but actually the
shortest route from the upper Meadows of
the Humboldt to Sacramento City.
Honey Lake Valley is distant from Orc
willie 100 miles, from Shasta, l25 miles, and
from Carson Valley, 60 miles. These facts
may prove interesting to the thousand
gcographers of California.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-02

DR.. KASE.-A beautiful tribute, remarkable foi
its copious and honied sweetness, appears in Harp
ers' Weekly, to the memory of this lamented man.
1t was evidently indiied by possessed of the first
poetic perception and is bound to co-exist with the
language Here's the commencing stanza:
.sAloft, upon the old basatic crag
Which scaiped by keen winds defend the pole,
Gazes with dead face on the seas that roll
Around tue secret of the mystic zone
mighty nations star -bespang' i4g
Fluitefs alone
And underneath upon the liieless front
OF that d ar cliff, simple name is traced
Fit type of him. whp furnishing and gaunt;
But with rocky purpose on his soul
Breasted the gathering SHOWS
Chung to the drifting foes,
BY want beleaguered and b, winter chased,
Seeking the brother lost amid the frozen waste"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-02

On Sunday. April IS, a man named Jack
shot an Italian named Carlo Casa. The
difficulty originated about mining claim
rich as represented. Jack has not yet been
arrested.
Two Noted cypriaus, named Bose Church
Hutchings, (who had just arrived from Ore
gon) into their house, where they drugged
him, and then robbed him of $500 They
were arrested for grand larceny.