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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-21
On the SOth Day of November,
PROBATE NOTICE.
En the matter of the estate of j. q. Schoch


En the matter of the estate of j. q. Schoch,
deceased.
A PETITION HAVING BEEN FILED IN
n the Probate Court in and for Trinity Coun
ty and State of California, setting forth the ne
cessary facts, and praying that an order be made
granting the Administrator of said estate power
to sell all the real estate and personal property
belonging to said deceased -
Now, therefore. it is ordered by the said Pro
bate Court that all persons interested in said
tate will, at the next term of said Court, TO be
holden on the
Fourth Monday in November next,
at the Court House in Wcaverville, show cause
if any they have, why the prayer of said petition
cr should not be granted.
BY order of the Hon. r. T. Miller, Probate
Judge of said county.
Attest: JNO, A. WATSON, Clerk.
October 26, 1857.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-21
Special and General Deposits Received
DU s 7

CT Q l. d ID u s II
BOUGHT AT THE HIGHEST MARKET RATES.
OFECE--In new Fire-Proof Building, 3 door,
above the Independence Hotel
f. w. BLAKE & co.
Weaver, July rs, 1857. 27td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-21

A large variety of useful aud ornamental arti-
ccs for Ladies' and Gentlcmens' use Hair
Brushes. Combs Porte Monnaies, Ladies' Work
Baskets Toilet and Perfume Bottles. Ladies
Work Boxes. pominoes. BACKGAMMON and Crib
ha co Boards Bird Cages Scgar ana Match
stands Porcelain Figures. Card Baskets, Chess.
Sewing Birds Nursery Baskets, Reticnles. Bill,
lizard Balls Cue Tips, Wax Bagatelle. Pool and
Rondo Balls, Knitting Needles, Embroidery Pat,
ters &c, &c, &c.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-21
HUMBOLDT SHAVING
Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon.

TT II e UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
L the above Saloon, solicits a share Of patron
age Being one of the oldest aud most experi-
enced BARRIERS in the State. he feels confident that
bis services will prove satisfactory.
OWEN w. BROWN.
Weaver, Aug. 8, 1887 2std.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-21
INFORMATION WANTED

NF HENRY MORRISH, by his brother
OThomas Morrish When last heard from he
was in The vicinity of Weavervilie. Any infor-
nation concerning his whereabouts " i'll be thank
fully received by his brother, at Bradord's Hay
Yard, on X street above sth, Sacramento
Oct 20, 1857 foN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-21
French g. Spanish Lessons.

M V. r., would Announce that the first course
/ lNI. Of twelve lessons will close on the 18th of
4 September.
These desirous of joining will please register
their names for the formation OF u new Glass.
TINE or MEETING Pupils of first degree,
Mondays and Thursdays second degree, Tues.
days and Fridays
Weaver, Sept 8, 1857. SStd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-21

.,ss, HAVING RECEIVED BY RE- sssss,
&JS$ cent arrivals our stock of TOYS, &m~trss
AIR CHILDRENS' PRESENTS AND Txftts
FANCY GOODS, especially selected for the hes-
idav trade, we invite the attention of purchasers
A. we import all our goods direct, we guarantee
10 sell ,ciolesale or retail, as low any similar
House In California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-21
GERMAN TOYS,
FANCY GOODS.

For sale nv the Gaze, Gin the original package
as received by us from Hamburg)
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-21
mrsIc 4 MYSTICAL iNsrRUMENrs.

MUSIC MuSacNh hNSANS"EN."
Piano Fortes, Mclodcons, Guitars. Vtolns,
Ranios Flutes, TamhArnes, Accordeons and
Flutinns, Clarouets. Flageolets, and every de-
scrption of Musical Instruments aud Musical
Merchandise.
New Music received by every Steamer.
Our catalogue Of Sheet Music is one of the lar.
gest in California Giee and Instruction Books.
Italian Violin. and Guitar Strings guaranteed the
best that are imported
Dealers Supplied at San Francisco Prices
DALE Sc CO,
date Dougliss n Dale.)
1855 street, Sacramento.
Oct 81, 1857. 4i,d
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-21
HOLD AY PRESEN rs!
TT q Y o,
FANCY GOODS, MUSIC AND
MUSICAL INSTR q II Z n TS.

saceesssrs to Deusiiss e. Dale.
1856 J Street, near 9th, Sacramento City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-21

The People of the State of California pitts
VS. G. f. Lynn, ct al. defendants.
Tie Pcopls of the State of California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

We have read, not without much sympathy and
comnseIation correspondence between Dea'
cou-we believe be formerly held, If ne does
not now hold, that ofice-George d. Phelps aud
the Rev DR.. Cheeyer, of the Church Of the Puri-
tap., which correspondence the former individual
has caused to be published in number Of the city
uev,uape1s. Deacon Phelps is evidently very
suffering person, and be does we'll to appeal to tds
public sympathy. He has betn touched nay' We
might cay stabbed, in three very tender places, 70
wit: his spiritual .elf-compacency hi' social rela
tiou.. and also his pocket. 1t is said that iadys
mnd is always to be looked for in the postscript OF
her letters. So Deacon Phelp,has conp'ehenslyely
ard pa.het,ally expressed bis grievances in Po't'
.cIip.al note appended to one Of bis published isE
te,r. "Itwss great and severe trial, he says,
:. 70 leave a church where We bad so many attach
" ments to say netting Of the thousands OF dollars
(Which | lad invested there-representsd in part
"by four pew., asd which have not hitherto been
" able to dispose o., though have offered to e1
change Il Q four for one."
Tbst, after Deacon Phelps had gore 50 'a'
"a 10 invest Thousands Of dollars in the Churca
of the Puritans becoming tire purchs'er OF fouf
peys DIR Cheever or 1ybody else should presume
on Tharkgivng day or any other day, TO Presca
therein shy law higher" than the IDEAS OF Dea'
con Phelps, or to presume to speak Of slT'rJ 4"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
We suppose, as all things have thiir

We suppose, az all things have thiir opposites,
nd a. there is that one STRIP by which the sublime
nd ridiculous fall into the commingiDg aud frater-
al embrace, that the serene pleasure Of paying
mes debts must have a compromising charm in not
paving them. With difference, however-a nota.
ble difference For, whereas the individual with
taste for Liquidation not only, while depicting his
pur.e fills bis own bo.Om with the joys for which
&C nscience stands godfather but does also render
obese the pocket Of his creditor, and crowd the
che.t (phy ,ical of that person with the nimble,t
and most ssllatlIy emotiOns-the gentleman With a
well. marked ability for suspension has sometimes
no pur.e to exte nuats and BY tho indulgence of bis
tastes csu,e, weeping and waiting and dental gnash
irg in many house Of scccmpt. On the whole as
producing ls'g ger aggregate OF unpea'an'nes' and
a ,maller one Of joy, We have been inclined TO
frown upon the practice Of non payment, even
when INDUCED in to the extent OF leaving your
tailor to commit E,lo de Sc aud your bootmaker to
so to tie poor-house with his one hepma'e and six
little ~ithered olive branches. There is al sacisnt
prejudice in ttis world against not doing what you
Prornhe to do-assinst taking private property for
private uses without making eomPensalon-asalnSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

We Announce With no little satisfaction that the
efiicis returns elect MARTIN GROVER to the
Saprens Court from tho With Judicial District
BY SO msjority-the full vote being: Grover
q, 49s; Thsyer 24,922. Mr. Tbayer received the
votes Of both the Democratic A" and American +"
parties, though ire. nominated as Democrat, and
though the Democrat, did not generally Esqui>e the
favor Of the Americans By vOtipg for Judge Bowen,
who was the only competitor of Judge Davis
(Rsp for tho full term. Dsvs's minority is of
course counted BY Thousands. SO it is settled that
the Republicans cleo. the Justices of the Supreme
Court supported By them 10 all the Districts but
tie lat ard lid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

We trust the difference between the Postmaster
General and the Common Council with regard to
the prechs location Of the proposed City Post
Office will not be permitted to prevent speedy
agreement Our City ought to have q Post Office
not exteuporized out of deserted church, bank
rupt stable, nor any thing Of the sort but located
and constructed with EXPIRE" reference to the ooa.
vepience of the public and tie dispatch Of Post
Office business The very beat location to be had
in our City was that known as the Brick Church;
next to it, i, some portion Of the Park and when
the Federal and City Governments are so nearly
agreed as to propose only ferent portions Of this
rc'osure, the decision should not be postponed two
days longer Let US have the location made forth
with, and FIVE hundred men may be advantaseously
employed on tie nov Pest Office throughout the
hard season before rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

The Republican MsJors!ty Convention met at
Stuyyessrt Institute ast evening, and adjourned to
Thursday evening next, without making any nom.
ination-tbe Committee appointed to confer with
the Com uittee Of the Citizers meeting Of Saturday
and tie American Committee not being ready to
report. This i, well There is nothing to be
gained In this matter by precipitation. 1t is moro
important to have the right candidate than to have
q candidate day or two sooner. The public feel
ing ia excellent; asd we are assured that when the
standard bearer is finally selected he will receive
support Of which Fernando Wood and his sup.
pcrters now have re conception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

am eoot,srv b, tie reH.kown opinions snd
repeated remot strarces Of that wealthy psr'Aiousr,
ID. owner Of no less ttaa four 3eSs Was certainly
very ur accopmodatrg behavior, TO say tho i's's
Of il On the part Of the Rev DR.. Caeevof; a.
kast he ought t. have taken into con'defa"' o 'a'
dagger which be thus r,n Of 'poilins hn wealthy
p.r;shioners Thanksgiving dinner. On TIE o1oer
hsui, it seems to have beer 8 very gentle fins On
the part Of the Deacon toward the minister that no
was spoilrg the Descons digestion, and, In facs'
bot mere piece Of prudent ,elfdsnfsn'e on his
Part sgaitst severe fit Of dy'pepsia-the getting
up and walking out Of church the moment the OBJ
roxiou. subject was touched upon.
wecsunot but cay, however, that Deacon Phelps
idea Of q sort Of armed peace OF bsbasis-the min
,ter to preach the higher law if be would, and the
deacon, whenever it was preached, to bolt out OF
The church-,eens rather chimerical; nor are we
Surprised that the adoption Of this boiling pro-
ce,s on his part resulted as it did, in his leaving
his four pews empty. We are very sorry to add'
un.slsbe too; at lesst, at the price which the
owner asks for them. We really hope that this
grstuitous advertisement may help in finding 3
purchaser. But then be must recollect the hard
ness of the times, aud put down the price accord
In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
FIRE AT LOCKPORr.

LocKPoRr, n. l., Monoay NOV To- lSS.
A destructive fire broke out last night about
O'clock in Diapers mill and before II could be sub
dued destroyed most Of the buildings in the rsvius at
he foot of the locks together with the celebrated
Spaldins mill, ovned by n. II. Wolff & Go e Nsv.
York. At one time during the hre, the ouudngs -
Main stre eff were in imminent dsnger.
Three persons named Bruce Oliver, Wilisu Steven
.on ard +. g, Atwecd were severely injured BY 10
breaking If a ladder en- which they were epgsgsd,
throwing water en- the Third s;ery lss 'G ;n 10
ard in a critical condition. The estmatei !oss v
400 GOO, distributed es follows: n: n Won Co,
$50 600 on ILL., insured for s25 600. Harmon. CsHe
Co., essees Of ILL Toes or grain and nou, tis
sS 600; irsursnce 81 90. j. ID. Scbuler, warehouse
end dwelling house attached less 70 900 insSfsaes
5000. l.. & Spsdieg. plssssr mill; loss ~ ooo; IN
insured. Snail building owned oy DIR. s'oan, as 2
the work of an ince ndiary. great number Of pr
sons are thrown cut Of employment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
MAGRAw'S WAGON ROAM
Sr. LoUIs, Monday. No,

ST. Louis, Monday, Nov. Is. Isp
Mr. LardOr, Chief Eosi'eer Of h.gsvs W..
Road Survey, srrivsd here on Saturday, es rcss /.
wsshpstor. TIE expedition has gone into ~
quarters st Wind River rear the South Pas Mr. L,,
der corrobora'es the previous rssOrs rsa,iv, /, =.
destruction of TIE Govern emf trains BY the Msrm.,.
In Consequence Of new discoveries and srplorsss..
by Lsndor's party, the military force hsd abs,d,..s
the old route and we're approaching Salt Lake W..
by the open plains Of toe western dssoen. and 5, y.
Bear ard Mslade rivers. Gov. Cumming sd o.
Cooke had met, and were two days march sss o. s..
Laramie.
Brigham Yourg Sclsins any knowledge Of ws,.
Il i,s,ion |, tie destraeti Of the supply irsina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

"Oh what have &c. to do with Kansas ;" snsrls a
herself, while we attend to cur own sffsirs'"
Why, Sir, it ia By yoU by us, the American Peo-
pie, that Kan,as is tits day oppressed, abused en-
shaved, aud las been for years. 1t is BY the heavy
hand Of the Federal GOvsrnment-yoar Govern
ment-seHT hsnd-that shs 10 and has long besn
legally under the heel of the Slave Power. Oaly
withdraw your snppOi. from her eppIessors. and
We guarantee that she ssks no favors of you hence
forth for ever. II 10 by Federal Procamations and
edicts from tie White House-by Federal judges
ard GoYsrrors-by Federal cannon and tayoness-
that tie domination Of the Slave Power and its mis-
creAHt supporters in Kansas has been and 10 main
TAXED. Only take the Federal authorities AMI Bat
teries Gu. Of Kansas, and Mr.. Provisional Governor
John Calhoun ard his coadjutors will be over the
border as fast as theit legs carry the and they
may thsre fsbrcate bogus Election Returns and
manufacture Constitutions for Kansas TO their
hearts content and sbal! never be asked to submit
them to the People. We can safely promise them
the largest liberty in that respect
People Of the United States Kansas is OPP
prt"ed, imPsrlsd, outraged to day, be,suss Of
yohr support given to the Pro-Slsvery usurpers.
Now that che has at last been allowed half chance
In one OF her ewn elections, aud has a Free State
Legislature chosen AID soon to meet, the usurpsrs
step in and pretend TO strike that Legislature dead
through the eeict of their shaun Convention, repre-
senting lees than fourth Of her inhabitants Tai,
cham Convention establishes Pcov,sicaal Govern
ment; ard that Government is 10 sppoint tbs
judges Of elections, ee'guate tb polls, receive ta'
rssarns and declare tire result. The power waic.
sustsins this towering fabric of usurpstOn ant
crime il your powrr-yOar bayonets are to bt
thrust throssh tie hearts Of those who resist it
VII you not awakei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

There vi" hardly paper in the ci.y, even Among
those OF tho most pronounced party character tbs.
took more decided stand in fa5or of the election
If Mr.. Buchanan than did the Courier des Eat,
bnis. There was 10 erd to the misrepresentation
and d'psrss ements Of the Republican parry in
which that Journal day after Gay INDUCED no end
to ths apologies and white wssacg excuses which It
brought forward in Nc BuchsaA1's behalf. But
now ioat Mr. Buchanan is installed in Off, We
ob,erys quite charge il the tone OF that j,uroa,
TIE Courier SCENE TO be getting quite di'sstishoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

DECORATE NoMisATIoSs The Democratic JUDI.
cial Ccnver tcps met las. evening to neminas eaod-
ds.es for Civil Justioes Thomas Stewart Of the Fiat
Ward was nonnsed a. candidate for the Is. District
10 the lid District the Convection aol 'umed wnao@
making any m Esticn. Wa. Dussrowy was so@,'
mated By the Convention Of tie lid District ~nSA
met ct Mssobs, corner Ct Hudson ara 'anak ''reeS
In the vth District, Charles X Smith received ",
nomination In ost Of the Districts, "boterS
or Iniepsrden.' candidate wss al'o romins'ed'
George wbi has received the Dem cratic 80 ahu,'
ton fer School Commissioner ior tue Eleventh. '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

neir murders Of Barber, Hops and William Phil
lips-pO wore than their blockade Ct the Missouri,
and forcbls robbery and expulsion Of Free-Sate
iu migrast--no worse than their driving out Of
even known Free State man in Lesvenworth the
day before the election Of Oct ], 1556-no w,rse
thai tie R'si,trJ aid Appor,ionment for the Con-
sii.utional Election-no worse than the Oxford
KicLspoo Marshall and MCGEE County frauds OF
the late Territorial election. There has bsea
SlsverJ," "Lsw and Ordet," National Demo.
cratic party in Kansas from first to last, and We
expect to see them die sxiudlng and usurping.
What would be incredible with regard to any other
party, is perfectly natural and in character with
this one.
Both The Commercial and Tie Times run into
the trap SET by the Border Ruilians in pretending
to submit the question Of Slavery or No Slavery in
KaDsas to vote Of the People. They do nothing
Of TIE sort They simply pretend TO allow the Foo
pie to ssy whether they will have the bogus Con
strtution with or without certain article respect-
il Slavsp; but their deciding to have it without
will rot exclude Slavery. Ga the contrary, BY
Affirming the validity Of all the "law'' passed BY
past bogus Legislatures, by which laws
Slavery is expressly recognized and fortified as
legblly existing in Kansas, and by forbldting any
Alteration of the Constitution prior to 1854 nor
alt,rward without two thirds vote of both Legs
ls'ue ard People, and, by authorizing their leader,
John Ca hour, TO appoint all the officers Of cleo
ticns, count oil the votes and declare the result,
they secure all power in their own hands for 81
indefinite period. They must be dssrmed by the
utter reputation and rejection Of all their works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

We have sdvices from California to Oct 20, BY
tho steamer ST. Louis, which arrived yesterday
from Aspinwal, bringing ST. l76, 600 in gold. The
local news, in addition to our previous announce
ment. BY telegraph, i, of little interest. We give
The full details Of the massacre Of emigrants on the
Plains, Of which We hsd slresdy received informs-
ton. The mines are stated TO be in prosperous
condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

We are responsibly assured that Fernando Wood
is not member of DR.. Tyng's Church, though he
rents pew in the church ediice aud attends morn
irg service therein. We had not meant any more
than that he 10 member of DR.. Typg's congrsga.
ton, az he ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

We learn from Washington that the long pending
treaty between the United States and Nicaragua,
the main points Of which were published in our
Washington correspondence some weeks ago, was
signed yesterday by Gen Csss and Senior Ytisssrri,
1hs 10 to be formally received to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
LOSS OF THE CITY OF SUPERIOR. :,
Drrpofr Monday Nov. l6. l85l

Tbs steam or Michigan ar we'd here 90 Sunday from
Lake Superior She report. the propeller City Of ~
perior, with valuable cargo OF provisions ana mlsms
supplies for all the ports on Lake Superior, vent .,
the rocks at the entrance Of Copper H.rbor aurlng
dense snow storm last Tuesday morning, and tnss sns
will be a total loss. The propeller was new, valued
at $50 eco, insured for $32 OO0 and owned BY HANNA
Carleton & Co. Of Cleveland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
MARY1AyD.-Ths Official vote for Judge q me
Govt Of App ale in ths fret Judicial District OF MAI

ILLINOIS The returns from the late county cleo
,o,s in mi, State chow that scarcely one half OF the
ertiIs Aggregate vote was called out. The Chicago
,rnof eives returns from foitysx counter, twenty
I've Of Which have elected the entire Repubicsn
ticket eight the Democratic and thirteen have elected
mixed tickets. Forty-fve counties Jet to be heard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
TERRIBLE TRAGEDIES IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIHOKk, MUnCHy, NUNs To TOW
County. was murdered on Saturday BY Andrea
Thompeon. Thompson wss beating bis wife, Via
Fletcher inierfered Ald the former cleft bis head Win
a corn-cutter.
Benjamin Davis was stabbed and killed at Port D.
post on Sunday, by an nssue man named Gillspis.
lie alec stabbed dangerously another, named James
Cunningham The murderer was arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO
ST. LOTS, Monday,

ST. LorIs. Monday, Nov. is. M,
The sAnta 70 NAL arrived at Indspssdsss. :. a
8h Instant ssAs
Bas'nets va dull a. Santa Fe ard money -s.,..
HE party encountered Q seow storm III. -
Fort Unica.
erase sad water were sbundsrt on the Plain.
The Cheyenne lr5isns we're around Boo..
Alison' poss On wsIu. Creek. very uu,s g.,
ard ar Iious 10 make pesce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
THE CASE OF DONNELLY.

TRENTON n J., Monday, Nov. TO- Is9T
The case of Donnslly, 10 the Supreme Court ~.
corc.udsd to-day. The Hon. Wm. i. Dayton eicsee
tie argun ent the part Of the Ststs and Gov fon
take seme time to deliberate before giving t;s epin'
icp. STR ng points were raised on both sides Doa.
nelSs father was present during the argument GreS
in.ere 81 is felt in the decision in the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
READING RAILROAD COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Nov. l6, 1857.
To-day the Reading Railroad Company executed .
mortgage for 81 600 600 to take the place OF the mort
gage bonds Of 1870 for the purpose OF ps,io those
bonds and the floating debt OF the Conpsny; Whsa
the rev bonds are issued. the debt Of the Company
will be ieGs than $ll 90, 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

STORM or THE LaKT.-On Tuesday ni2h, III ~
prope.rs trom O,wego bound for The upp'r Lakes ~,
INTO The mouth Of the Genesee for retSso nos 90
storm. They remsin,d until ysst'Idsy e.a Pss' uS,
jca,ion IL drawing toward close The Maple Lev -
nsks tWe'ky ups 70 The Csn,s ID pe, ' Tcrcas
the most SPEEDY END cheap wn o. ~ Ed s he
r.S,sn &c the IS. Lsvrencs aad Lower Piovlns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
LOSS OF THE BALTIC, CAPTAIN AND CREW.
NoRFoLE, Mouday, Nov. l6 ls5,

4 dispatch to The Herald Gays the scaoossr Bella
from 81. Jaso, Cubs, bound to Bait nore, with sun
Of copper ore, lie ashore, in pieces, at Curuck BsasA
Tie captain snd all hands have been b't. ADD
.uppos.d to be Cep, Stevens, with the ships pssm
on Il WA washed ashore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Owing to the dense fog existing when the steam.
ship City of Washington passed Cape Race f. Cap Pee
was taking her within twenty miles OF the land
and had opportunity Of meeting with the rsws
heat on that station
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
LEGISLATION IN MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Nov. TO- 1851.
The Railroad Bill, which has been before tia Senate
fot several Gays, ard the bill for tie payment of the
irteres, due tie State botd. ps,sei the Ssns,e or
Saturday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

TO OOPkESPOEBENFs
Dvb,ose sending relttsnces frequently Quit 10 on-
don Of the Post Ohoe, and very frequently the
Of stste 10 which their paper b. sent A.
ways mention the name Of the Pose CIfee and ssss.
90 nouos taken Of anonymous Commandments Whs
INTENDED for ineren must be authenticated by the
address Of the wIternot necessarily for psbcs
noz, but a. guaranty Of his good faith