The Nevada Democrat., 1857-11-25
WHOLE NO. PIG.
NEWS ITEMS.

EAftLSION OF OHINESE MlNEkS.--Ine Can Au-
dreas Independent contains long report Of the
proceedings Of meeting of miners, on the
South Fork of the Calaveras river. at which
Meeting resolutions were adopted to expel all
Chinese miners from that mining district, in
six months from the 9TH inst The report
does not say how many miners were present,
but those whe were there pledged their honors,
their fortunes and the "risk Of their lives" to
enforce the resolutions. They declare that it
is one Of the ''inalisnable rights Of Amerieen
fFeemen. i
A STRANGER TAKEN N.-On the night of Nov.
14th, says the San Francisco Globe, an unso-
phisticated youth from the country. named
Charles Cunningham, went cruising about town,
and fell in with couple of jackson street pi-
rates named Barbara Collins and Eliza Davis
When the young man started on his voyage Of
discovery he had the sum Of $ll5 on his person,
aud when he completed the cruise he found that
he had lost his money. 1t seems that he fell an
easy victim after having drank q few glasses
of wine prepared for the OCCASION Lizzie and
Barbara were arrested. sr Ettea.8
"WHEN DoCToRs DIsAGREE,n &c.A-The,medi-
ca, fraternity of Marysville are up in arms be-
cause a certain DR.. Webber has been appointed
by the Supervisors as Resident Physician of the
County Hospital. The cause of the complaint
is the fact that Webber is of the so called Ec-
sort of cross between the Thomsonian and
Homeopathic humbugs Those who have OBJ
jected to him are OF the old Allepathc stripe,
whose creed it is to physc, and blister and bleed
until the patient is cured or killed,
COMMUNICATION WITH THE COLORADO. The San
Francisco Argus understands that the Califor-
MIA Steam Navigation Co. have determined to
put steamer on the route from San Diego to
the Colorado river, and II is probable that the
Surprise will be sent down, and perhaps run
into some one or two. Mexican ports The en-
tcrprisc ia one Of considerable import as it will
afford us semi-monthly communication with
the Colorado, Lower California, and thei Mexi-
can ports on the Gulf. s rsl ~ ii
LITIGATION FOR A MISE.--A suit is now pro-
crossing in Sonora in which mining company
sue for 300 feet of ground on Table Mountain.
Some idea of the great value set upon claims in
that locality, may be formed, when we state
that plaintiffs ask for restitution Of three hum
dred feet of ground and 100000 damages,
The plaintiffs first located the ground, but, as
the defence contend, took up more than they
could legally hold The defendants jumped or
took up the ground now in dispute.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.-A st. Louis, in Sierra
county, two miners named Charles Frazier and
Chandler Robinson, were severely injured, Nov.
9th, as they were being turned up by horse
power from shaft The rope broke and they
fell distance of forty feet. Frazier was bruised
about the neck and shoulders, and the smaller
bone Of the left arm broken. Robinson had
his right leg broken, and was otherwise some
what injured by the fall.
CENTRAL. AMERICAS PASSENGERS The re-
port, taken frsm the New Orleans papers, that
forty of the passengers Of the Central America
had been detained in Havana, is received
with but little credence. The time which
has elapsed and the indefinite manner in which
the information is conveyed, is pretty good evil
dence that it is but an idle rumor,
PAINFUL. AccTDKNT.-Mr. Thomas Hawkins,
of San Francisco, while riding to the Mission,
few days ago, had his hand lying over the
lower window frame of the omnibus, when o
passenger in climbing to the top Of the stage,
stepped upon his hand and broke three Of bis
fingers
Collision AT SAN FRANcIsco.-The steamer,
Commodore, while coming into the barber OF
San Francisco, on the night Of Nov. l4th, run
into the steamer Orizaba with great force. 1t
was at first feared says the Call, that the latter
would swamp, but her staunch timbers saved
her.
DEATH OF A SACRAWENTAY.-Cornelu Tre-
hume, formerly merchant on X street, was SO
badly injured by being thrown from buggy,
in New York city, recently, that he died the
day after the accident occurred
THE ORovnLE POISONING CAsE.--Dr. Sudor,
the druggist in Oroville, who put up poison by
mistake for medicine, thus causing the death of
Mrs. Blumenthal has been held to answer to
the charge Of involuntary manslaughter
METRoPoLITAN THEATER.-It is reported to-
day, that the owners Of the Metropolitan Thea
ter, San Francisco, are about altering and re-
building that place Of amusement
CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYIUM--The proceeds Of
the late Ladies' Fair at San Francisco, in be-
half of this institution, netted over $80OO
THEATRIcAL-Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallack, Jry
will visit this State in February next