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The Trinity journal., 1857-01-24
Monday, the Cd day of February, 1857,

at ] o'clock a. m. all the right, title, interest
and claim Of the said Orville Simmons and John
p. Warren, of, in and to the following described
property situate, lying and being in the County
of Trinity, State of California, to wit All that
certain piece parcel of land. situated at Cox's
Bar, County and State aforesaid and recorded i'm
the Recorders Office of said County, Book C. y.
A. together with all and singular the tencmcnts,
hcreditaments and appurtenNnces thcrcunto he
longing. f. NEBI.ETT, Sheriff.
BY I. G. MEsBEC, Under Sheriff. 5l-4t
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We learn that quite number Of shares in the
Trinity County Canal were sold during the week
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RpdEynIE.-Wc learn from Dr. Piper that the
snow in the vicinity of Ridgeville at the pres
ent time is about four feet deep. There are no
trails broken to or from it, and those who venture
to travel are compelled to do so on snow shoes
The post Office at Mlnersvile has been remov-
cd 10 Bates ranch. i. Bates post master
Tue miners in that region who can work are
doing we'll There are quite number of miners
at present employed ON what is called Mountain
Creek, stream which was discovered last fall
The trail over Scott's mountain is not yet open
although occasional trip is made.
CANON CITY.--Business in this mining locality
IL still very dull. Provisions are scarce. Mining
generally has been suspended for the last two
months. The fume Of Fisher & Co. has fallen in
several places, owing 10 the pressure of snow
At present il is impossible to pack along the
creek. Mr. liareley, the expressman to that place
being obliged to make the trip on foot,
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Fcrrv Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
l Nwill make application TO the Board of Super
yisos of Trinity County, at the February term,
for renewal OF license TO keep public Ferry
across the Trinity river, at the location hereto
fore known as Palmer & Gibbs Ferry, eight miles
from Trinity Center. HORACE G. FITCH
Trinity River. JAM II, 1857. 52-3t.
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HOTEL INTERNATIONAL.

JACKSON ST., NEAR MONTGOMERY, SAN FRANCISCO,
ft.sAt THIS MAGNIFICENT MANSION HAS
.,:I, been leased for term Of years by
MRS. A. S. HALEY,
and after undergoing thorough repair, has been
furnished with new Furniture entire. and opened
to the public with the BEST TABLE and most
CLEANLY HOUSE on the Pacific.
G6~ Board with lodging, from So toss per day
Our motto-WE STRIVE TO PLEASE.
san Francisco Jan. 10, 1856. 5l-At
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Dissolution of Copartnership .

TIVE Copartnershp heretofore existing under
L the name and style of Loomis, IIuscroft 4 Co,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business of the firm will be carried on hereafter
by A. j. Loomis and William Ierdfe, who are au-
thorized to settle all the accounts of the late firm.
A. J. LOOMS,
Wm. G. IIUSCROFT,
VIM. UERDLE.
WcavcrvilIe. Jan. 10, 1857 51-tk
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L. P. usher

A DVERTISING AGENCY, San Francis
4 "a Co iron building opposite the Pacific Exp.
once, entrance on Washington street, up stairs.
H. Fisher is the only authorized Agent of the
TMNTr JOURNAL in San Francisco. i3.
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IL January 20, 1851.
AIsup Chas. c. Morris, Thomas
Appleton. George II. Monahan, James
Bishop, Henry G.. John b.
Brecn, John G.. miller, PIilip
Brown George John III.
Breuinning, A. McClain. James
Billings, Henry F. Mcdaniel, Robt. Il.
Broadshed, Ch McKinny Duval
Butler, Henry McGInns, John
" Thos. F. McCracken, Jaspcr2
Cummings, Thos. A. Noyes, Loren A.
Chase X. b. Nichols. Orry S.
Cunningham. James Possin, Wm f.
Claster, d. G.. Paul John
Conlie, Madison Peters, J. NJ.
Courbat, Joseph 2 Patton, Thos. II.
Dunlap, Emmett Pringle, d. Y.
Dwycr, Harvey Perkins, Levi A.
Eastman II. b. Pummer, r. 81, 2
Edwards, A. p. 2 Quick, John w.
French. Chas. A. Rice, Moses
Farwell. Ira Rail Edmond VI.
Faint, John Ries, George
Fraser Thomas Ryan, Edward
Grant, Thomas Schroeder, Heinrich
Gilabert John O. Secbcrt, II. L.
Gilbert, Edward Shanahan, G.
Good, Samuel Smith, Harvey G.
Hogan, John Stanmore, James
Ham, Joseph Srouf David
Hatch. Cutler Snouck, S. G..
Humphreys Vim. RE- Scally, Robt.
fIolbrook, S. S. Southard John w.
Harlow. Addison Shaw, Charles S.
Harris, Henry L. d" R.W.
u" Richard b. Tollcy, VIM. II. 2
Jones, Benjamin +. 2 Thompson, Mathew
Kayanagh, Chas. John
King, Samuel S. Van Matrc, Elisha
Kelly, Wm. b. Van Eaton,
Long, Augustus Williamson, A. A.
Litzenberg, James X. Wayne, b. Claggctt
Lcggtt, Wright 2 Wellington, John NJ.
:" James Woodward. Henry
Malloy, John Williams Geo. |.
Mitts A. S. Wcllhauscn Carl
Mansfield. Johnson Yourg, johnson
Persons calling for the letters in this Isr It VIII
please say " Advertised. > 2....,.--s
= s. D. KREIDER, P. NJ.
Weaver Jan. "a, 1857. lit
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LIST OF LETTERS

D EMAINING in the Weavcrville Post Office
IN January 20. 1851
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FASHION CorESs On visiting the tack yesterday aacr.
noon, could not avoid rcnarsng the busting and
busincsslkc appearance prevailing In the vcnl,y " the
sablcs Preparations for the grand opening Tuesday
making, and the stable boys and trainers seemed alive
10 the importance OF their vocaony During ,hc afternoon
several trials Of srccd had by horses entered for
Tuesdays racing. Basvech made excellent trial run
Of mic In min. 4s sccs., and som9 ohsrs inside OF
! min. 90 secs. This looks well for a beginning md
augurs good time coming Fix nags out Of toe nine
nominations will probab start in tue nrst race which "a
a swcepsiake for three ycn olds.
CNTgsNntE CornsE-1Ro1rlsC ~ capital tci Is looked
for 10 this Gao track, bet lady Moscow
Jake oaky, Eosc OF Washington and Alarm. two mile heats
nhaTYc's for apurse AID stake Of ooo Tho we'd ksoSn
speed q these animals warrants The belief that numerous
Attendance viii DO hand aud that OF tho vcry bet
trois q TIC viii take place. Amer Tic zO pacing
match for 81 eco will como Oh
IAsTrUs AND PuSoxwe learn tina, Mr. Hall has matched
his fine Back nIshaw trolling horse lantern against Prince
In two fer JOo side, In each Both matches
viii come OF in September. The hrsi viii be two miles,
81 200 Forfeit and the second three miles, pay play
PROVIDENCE, ri.
NoNpAy. June l.-NAico $500, milo heats, bs7t In s.
A. Carpenter names 3. e. Tccmarars 70 saddc. 4
II Billings lanes b. m. Laiy SIermaa..........,2 o
Time, 2;5a--cSa-237-2ta
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Tsz New HAVEN ELEcrioS.-Tle democrats or Hartford
fred salute Of thirtyono guns On Tuesday in honor of
the democratic victory Ii New Haven.
STUNNING ~ TyssrssE--The GubernatonA candidates In
Tennessee have taken the yump," and have designated
over fly places where they purpose making speeches
botweon this ard the Cd OF Augus. They VIII unIues-
torably have warm time ofn
TsxAs DEMOCRATIC PIATFogNThe following Il the plat
form adopted al the Texas Democratic Stale Convention
recently held At Waco
Resolved, That tho democratic party or the State or
Texas heartily concur In and unanimously rcarn the
principles OF the democratic party OF tho Union and the
constitution as embodied In tho platform OF the National
Democratic Convention held in Cincinnati June, 1856
true expression OF their political faith and oplnon, be-
eying them 10 embrace the only doctrines which pre-
serve tho integrity OF the Union and the equal rights Of
the States.
In pursuance whereof the cncirnau platform the vir
elaa and kentucky resolutions and portions Of Mr. M,d
sons report hereto appended and made u, Of this
Platform.
q That the citizens OF the Southern States have the in
defeabc RICH, 10 carry Their slaves any territory be-
longing 20 the Utcd Slaos, and there 20 exercise and on
Joy all the rights OF ownership and property freely and
rs fully in the State from which they omgTaie and that
any Interference with obstruction 10, the enjoyment aud
exercise of u CTR rights Southern citizens. by tie GO
vernmon Of tho United states, OF by the inhabitants OF
any Territory would be violation OF the rights of the
southern Siatcs. which they II sovereign states
ard 60 equal members Of the American confcdcracy.
Tm h. n. ORGANIZATION or CALEDONIA FORMALLY D.
soI,Tp.-Tbc Sacramento taion says a number OF the
leading members OF the a,c Know Nothing party Of Gail.
otna recently met by previous arrangement with closed
Doors 10 Sacramento for The purpose or advising upon
the best course 10 he pursued to their future political
position With entire i,y they the couc,u-
that would be 20 longer contnre a -eparats
orgaaigaon They then resolved to sustain the admins.
ratou OF President buchanan, and 20 stand upon his Plat
form long those principles should be maintained.
The assembso embraced many OF The leaders % tho late
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THE LATE COMPLIMENT TO SENATOR SUMNER
IN PARIs-A DIssENTENr Vo1cE.-We copy
from Gal.gnaai's Messenger letter from Mr.. Frau
els p. Corbin, Of Virginia, in which that gentle
man protests against his being included amongst
the persons styling themselves American mer-
chants residing in Paris" who recently invited
Senator Sumner TO public dinacr in that city.
We haTdly think that Mr.. Corbia would have ran
any risk Of being COMPOUNDED in this category.
lie is known rather as an amateur dlplomatist,
literary triiler or virtuoso, the keeper Of O
splendid stud Of horses and the owner of q fine
chateau, than as a member Of that practical and
hard working confrsterni,y. Mr.. Corbin at one
time made great show Of his diplomatic pre-.
tensions by letter which he wrote to Lord
How den, and one or two other aimlcss political
efforts but the starch was soon taken out of him.
Us i. was taken out Of George Peabody after he
had been short time in this country. Men like
Mr. Corbin ard Mr.. Peabody do very well as
a'1eaor and inauciors, but thcy have not stamina
enough for the political arena
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Personal Intelligence.


the Cisrruson-rosc r,ruande, del cre,o Ard ra-iv
Havana; Moynsg. 4 nmQ rsysnsshi Miss Moansay, o.
Albany; Mrs Cornrs do; ssror Rrisnsl ~ Mr. aaa Nrs
Icker England Rev Or steele do Roberi Towers. VI;
LOWS Wis ard Miss ruler pssdriSSis Mr. Criir do 3
ltow. Lennon, q Kellogg, san fraBcisco; Berndss
Havana
prpARrraxs.
Yer Lverrco IN he s,eanshp goiunbil R Pore-, View
Orleans, Mrs Colon, Henry Royeks rNltmos. Mr. gss
Mssssli New orssns Hs a rsTns, sps,n M ia
hsrshaw, T. T. blackburn, John Rtahorn Na,rheT Mr. ana
HsasssS ard Marin hissrsdc Costs Res Robert Dersy
shre, Mr. IsehtenbwE. n Esprew; ny end Mrs DR. II
ynds NcLsel Rock well VIM Race, Mr. and Mrs II Brac
culver. PHILLIP Decker Mad louise curt Mad Curly, VIM
Mss Issmas ppe cssrisa rs q
Thomas walcs John ousis T,ieacn hal, frcaat der
For Ola sgow, In The steamship Gllsgow-Mrs shay " Y;
ms Martin. Mrs II Sweet NJ Young. NJ Young, Infant
s ss: .s 1s hsi Tsr "a Y f ga
C.a,s. News SsI s,Fen JONI Mr. s, Fsr
smith 81: TSoras heCresdy Nss rsr.on. Miss Ncgngh
S S r HnSes and ahGs n ysr WIN E p;s s
aud child; James ganley John Neal fhila WIN Mgrebesl
hSs. S iy Ns;s'ss We Saw Ra'ia'is s
sesssge-
For Richmond, sc, IL The steamship Jaresovnzowea
M Msss .,s John pT' Pcs Fitch Fchsrd s
Marsh W lson q W Pember,on. 4 VOORHEES,, Mr. nun
wiSnss Mr. o nr noSer krmsron md sy. wiz Pey
Ton M. Phnboi W solomon and l.dy WIN Thompson and
mon Mia EH1a5c,h Sutherland. Mrs Fanny Smith, q Brad
ley child aud servants twelve seamen Tor chip Lady Raglan
and = in the sicegsse.
FOR Charleston IN the steamship MARION Mrs Daniel Kelly
Mrs Thos Stark and servant NJ O McIsugaln, Dsvi
Ropes, y 4 Bshc r Lewis, pske. Jri NV h.owa, D
S dv MIS- u gsusS inc W. Ss Mrs War f
r spp ,sgS w akin S 20 SNs 'SHF.
vim l. Bogari Robt A Cummings, and "a In he Storage
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA srocx soAsn.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK HOAHn.
PHILADELPHIA Jure IasY
Stocks hesvy. Pennsylvania lves, 60 Reading Rail.
road, 39ss Long Island Railroad, iis reansytysnia
NA'lr0ad, AM Morris Canal o.
CTain-Tbere was a sale OF 600 bushels of white
Western 81 81 II; Change 600 bushels MlWaukie
Club was held at 81 g. for which 81 50 offered Oats
W; 4oa. change In price Salse-1 600 bushels street
But one 10, OF oiereI today 500 bushels which
sod al eic Ihege sale OF 500 bushels OF malt on
psT kc terms,
BV9TNO, June 6-iP.M
Flour Is animated Sales 10 day, 900 bbs a. So Is
49, for common 10 GOOD euperDe Wis ,onsn and 81 IS
81 62 for extra do Wheat lrmersaies to-day 1900
bushels at 81 80 for Chicago spring Corn insllate
and is held at SC. Gals quiet. Wh!skey dun al SIC Sc
goo bushels wheat and 5000 bushels oa.s. Exports by
caual, 5000 bushels wheat ard 6 coo bushels cora
Tha canal coalnucs in good order and boats passing
la otsh Il S.!h merchandise for New York
Bs;EAIo, June 6--5 p. n
-Four shade lower. Sales 400 bbls. at So 10 IS 81
- 80 for extra do, mostly nj the inside figures
Wheat active and steady. Sales so 600 bushels at
81 20 for Chicago spring, ard s. rs 81 35h for MIL
waukie club. Corn lower. Sales 600 bushels at 7Sc
bought Tor freight Whisky dull q. &c Freights, l0c
al0He for corn to Albany and l7c NHc for wheat 10
New York Receipts mp 10 70 day, 400 bbs -four;
900 bushels wheat Canal expcrts-' eco bushels wheat
OsvzGo, June Go M.
FTour-Dcmaad good aud market steady. Sales 200
bbs ut Sc 90 q 5! SO, for Os~ego brands. Wheat ia
moderate request Sales 1900 bushels Milwaukee club,
private terms. Corn quiet. Lake imports to-day, 81
$50 bushels wheat. No shipments OF grain by canal.
CtIlcAGo, June &c T. NJ.
Flour Grm and Glow or gals at unchanged p ,es Wheat
ciinpg tendency. Pork steady. Shipments to Buffalo,
IS 900 bushels wheat 81 900 bushels four Ship
ens 70 Oswcgo, 80, 600 bushels wheat 10 900 bushels
corn; no flour Receipts to das ll50Oo bushels cora.
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TuX FiioHr TO EcTorE-TuE FASHIONABLE
WORLD AmNG ITSELF on THE ArLiSIIc-We
observe that the predictions long ago made by
the llEpirp, respecting the movements Of our
fashionable world this summer, are now verified
by the occurrences Of every day. That tide Of
travel which always agitates the sea Of our 70.
clety about the Grst Of every June, is, this year
setting strongly towards the shores Of Europe.
Those periodical seekers OF pleasure who, for the
sake Of fashion, have been annually sweaicd and
starved in the ho, houses OF Saratoga aud New
rolt, or have shvered with rheumatic chils on the
White Mountains, have taken the advice Of the
HERALD, and are now turning their faces eastward.
10 seek their summer amusemcnts on the further
side OF the Atlantic. There is already a general
fight Of our citizens 10 the Old World. If we may
believe what everybody says, we conclude that
everybody who is going anywhere" thi, sum.
mer, is "goiDg over" as the Cockney call it; and
every European steamer sailing from New York
seems 10 verify this assertion The steamers and
packet ships which have left this port in The last
two weeks for Liverpool London, southampton
and Hsvre carried away more than thousand ira.
vellcrs, who viii spend the summer on the Cont
nent wcbavc fifteen paddle wheel and screw
steamers already advertised to leave this por! for
Europe daring the present month, besides the
steamers appointed 10 saii now and then during
the month from Portland, Boston, PHILADELPHIA.
and other provincial towns They will all depart
crowded with passengers, and We shall probably
hear Of more Americans crossing The Atlantic this
year than during any previous year since the
commencement Of our steamship enterprises
Everybody who can will 90 over the sea.
We are glad Of IT, Fashion never felt better
impulse than when she was seized with that sansi-
bic resolution TO heed our advice and air herself
on the Atlantic. Ii II time for her 10 abandon
that sepsclcss and exhausilng life which she has
been leading at our Ncwports and saratora..
where she has trained up band Of landlords and
lackies, and formed summer society whose vices
ard corruptions have possibly made her ashamed
to keep II company any longer.
But why everybody should 20 10 E1ropc be-
cause Fashion is going, may nol be 80 readily IN
derstood by the few sensible people who proposc
10 stay at home because they can't get away.
The fact IN that If ono must travel, il is cheaper
now 10 travel abroad than to travel at home.
whether the traveller Is after pleasure or health.
Our fTsI class European steamers furnish good
and comfortable accommodations to passengers
for as email sum as thirty dollars; aud from
that one may pay any price up TO one hundred
and thirty dollars, according TO fancy. Once on
the Continent the expenses Of making the "grand
tour" can he easily accommodated 10 the con
tents Of The purse. But here, at bone things
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States. 46 OF leiand. 81 Ct Gesmsny.4 Of Engians.
and the balance CT various European countries.

The sales Of cotton yesterday embraced about 20
bales, v5ou, qI;sabe change in prizes while rather
sirurger feeling was manifested the part Of seers
Flour ia fair demand aad 10 cases OF State and
Western brands an advance o: abon Sc per barrel was
claimed. Whess was inactive, and sales confined small
parcels Of Southern white at 81 S. red DO at 81 6s and
Western do. common q, 81 s. Corn was timer, with
sales Of Western mixed at 90, &c. AMI Southern ysl!o
eic atc, Pork vas steady, with light sales OF mess
a. 500 30 IS g. Sugars wsrs quiet and prices un-
changed Sales OF coffee coEaaed to small Icts oc
Flo al fun prices Freet!s continued heavy for Britt al
pers, and engagsm limited They Inactive and
uacLalgs 81 fof the Coni.lept
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Affairs IN Nnshingto Oh.

Affairs IN wnshingtoa.
GENERAL wALxzR's oBiygT IN VISITING Tue Carl.
TALL
wA~SgToy June 6, 1857.
Advioes received here from Trustworthy sources In
New Orleans state tina, General Walker reasons for com
Ing here the rrcsdeI, AL The members OF tho
Cabinet He wishes to defend his motives for his
In Nicaragua and TO learn II the ADMINISTRATION susains
Captain Davis In bis conduct assisting the Costa Rcans
approves the OF Capt Davis under the distractions
by making a eng q, grace against him.
10 will be heard, bu, Is known that Mr. Bachsn,n
he had from the late Secretary Of tho Navy bu, doc5 no,
approve the tenor Of those INSTRUCTIONS Walker Is no,
expected here FOR days yet, "a no will stop bis
way at Nashville, where bis father resides.
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GOVERNOR wALSxRs kansas ISAuGCrAf.--
We have received copy Of Governor Walker s
Kansas Inaugural, rs delivered TO the people Of
that Territory; but az il is substantially the same
that we published some days ago, though
very much heightened out, we hardly think !,
necessary ia this extended shape 10 reproduce II
for the prcscnt Mr. Walker adhercs 10 the local
laws exborts general participation in the June
election, and holds that the State Convention
resulting from said election will be good and
valid lie thinks, however, that unless the con-
stiIuticn which the Convention may adopt shall
brst be ratified bona jids by the people Of Kansas,
u should lie, and win he, rejected by Congress
This is the cream Of the address His splendid
exhibit oil The railroad facilities commanded by
kanss, his argument on the Dred Scott case
bus general views on the abstract question of
slavery in the American Union are but the filing
up OF The back ground Of the picture. Peace
being substantially restored 10 Kansas through
The concilistory policy Of Mr. Buchanan. and the
pressure Of emigration and speculation, the mere
abshsct views Of Governor Walker or Governor
Robinson cease to be OF mach practical i'm.
pprace.
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ISiot nj Medina. wis.

Cmc,co, Jaso 9, 1857.
serious rloi occurred Al Medina, wnnebago county,
wisconsin, on the s Inst, between the contractors and
labcrcrs on the Racine and Mlsslsspp Railroad The cu
zcns were required themselves against the roers
two OF whom wcrc killed, and number seriously
Injured The Sheriff OF Wlnnebsgo county had been sent
for and Tho excitement Was intense.
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pIre In nrailsep. wis.

MADISON, Via, June 6, 1851.
Tbs entire block Of buildings known as the Dane County
Block was destroyed BY nre this morning. The loss s
estimated al s55,ooo--mos,Iy Insured
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Floral Fair ana hall at Enston. Pa.

ENsroa, Pa, Juac 6, 1857.
Extensive arrangements being made for the grand
n'fs lar and bail TO be given By the Meohancs aad Far
merS iati'ue at this place nezt week Excursion trains
Wal es far on oil roads leading to th place, and every
thing promises to be the grsndes, scale The fall opens
On Tuesday and closes Thursday villa grand ball.
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There were also deaths Of apopIexy, IL Of con.
vcstion Of the brain, Of congestion Of The ,ungs
4 Of diauhns, . OF dyscu'ery, Of inismn ,,loo Of
te brain, OF typhus fever, IL premature births %
stiIlborp, and 10 from violent causes
The following Is n classification of tho diseases
and the number Of deaths in each class Of disease
In rtnp The vrpek.
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TIT oEyxRn srwaAlm pgrArnL


TROOPS FOR rrAu-oFyrcTEs ORDERED TO THE
FRiGATR xIrkH1oTA-THE CALIFORNIA MAIL con-
TEAcrs, ETC.
w,snIos, Juno Z, 1851.
Colonel Charles Thomas, Assistant QiaTicrmasier
General, will by direction Of The Secretary OF War; pro.
coed to Fort Leavcnworh to supcrniend tho removal Of
the United States troops TO the reserve with
10 forty mics OF Utah, where there good paslursrc
The Quartcrmasicr's DEPARTMENT has been aSsOasy ca
gagged on the sub Get for week PAST,
The officers ordered 10 cin the s,co frgsic Mississippi
destined tho Fast Indies arc rcq1ircd 70 report b. the
ist OF July.
So Kinman who presented the bucShorn chair 10 tho
President, has received appointment for assisting 70
certain Indians The racae coast Ills salary will
be about fi 800 per snnum
The Postmaster General this morning orcpci the bid,
for carrying ne OVERHEAD California raslls. There will
probably be 10 decision In the m,ttsr Cor two weeks
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The NRehs RoWens.

NEW LONDON. Juno 6, 1857
The yso Reweua the winner the second prize In the
race Ia new orS on Thursday, arrived here this
ihe new" OF her success created grea. excitement here as
she eo;h built and owned IN this city
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THE warehouse Fires

Nav YoRr, juno tS7. \
The s'sensn, your paper Of Tits unornng hst this coui
peny had g2OCn the IRE ~ Baxtrs Eof ~ IN error
Please state IA your ner Issue that We lose nohng by ad
"e' "'''V'"u'' tERprNASp sTA95 seuguT,
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CoRaxcroy-1he Geographic despatch giving accoun.
OF the railroad celebration published in yesterday
ins's edition, was wrongly dated Cincinnati. Il should
have been st. Louis.
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Tue steamer CITY OF New Yerk.

BcsrcS, Nay 0, 1851,
The steamer r p Fcrhes lef BAyVlch tbs morning tor
Posiop, win toe steamer c,ly Of Fsx Yegk "A s0w,
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Political Intelligence.

"BASco" al Elbios Garden, continues 10 draw crowds
II has been great success