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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-25

CAPT. JOHN SMITH A Biography. BY George
Canning Hill. Boston Hill & Libby.
This is the first of series of biographies, es-
pecially designed for the young, with the purpose
Diminishing, from the abundant resources of the
worlds past history, the best examples of true
manhood, lofty purpose, and persevering effort,
such as may be safely held up for the admiration
and emulation of the youth of the present day.
Such series cannot fail to be vastly popular and
the admirable manner in which all the striking
facts in the life of the founder of Virginia are por
traysd in the volume before US, shows that the
author has abundant capacity for the task he has
undertaken. The volume is very neatly bound,
and the Illustrations are excellent.
For sale by VIM. H. Sanford, successor TO 2.
Baker & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-25


THE BOYS Own GUIDE TO Coon PRINCIPLES,
HABITS, AND MANNERs.-By William ST.
monds. Boston Massachusetts Sabbath
School Society.
This is really good book, and the writer has
done great service to the cause of education in
its production. 1t is intended especially for boys
from the ages Of to sixteen, but it will not be
found an unsuitable book to put into the hands Of
children who have not reached. or have even ad-
vanced beyond that stage Of youth. The aim Of
the writer has been to hold up the character and
habits of the well behaved boys as a model for inn
itation, and to awaken in the youthful mind a
just emulation to attain to eminence in virtue
and goodness. The book is entirely free from the
cant which is but too common in many of the
books prepared as this has been, for the moral
Improvement of the young. 1t is written in "a
pleasing, attractive, and convincing style, and is
justine work to put into the hands of the boys of
svery family at this holiday season. Parents and
guardians who are nov about making their selec-
tons for Christmas and New Year, will 'reckon
Ill who leave it OUT
For sale by Hervey & Co., No. 2 American
House Block.
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AND PESTS

PANTS AND VESTS
every desirable style ana quality an Of which hav
been manufactured with great care in The yery best
manner, for the Fall and Winter wear; and any
one wishing for
One Garment, or One Hundred.
will dc well to CALL this is great chance to buy very
cheap.
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WORE EsTER DAILY
LOCAL NEWS

CHRIsTMAs.-As Christmas is now ''one Of the
institutions" OF the State, being established by
law as legal holiday, we shall make the most of
it, BY abstaining from labor to-day, and Of
no paper will be issued from this Office to NOR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-25

THE ELDEST DAUGHTER,-By lady.
This is another excellent publication of the
Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, especially
designed for the girls of family. 1t may also be
obtained at Hervey & Co.'s, American House
Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-25

HANiLTOR A. MIL,
ATTORNEY ANO COUNSELLOR ar LlW
nS elS Main, corner Of Pearl treet.
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FRANCts q. MISAER,
Teacher OF Language. ...........No. Briney Hall
o1b ar
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SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL,
Lincoln square. WOFcesler, MBsss
The Winter Term Of this School for Young Ladies' will
open on MONDAY, the 4th day OF January next
~ prompt attendance at the opening Of the session
is very desirable. j. V. DEANE Pripeiual
Worcester, Dec. IL, 1857.
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A. w HITING's
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC Rooms
myS No. Mechanics Hail, Up Stairs dly
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o. r.. "a r. HIS
ID ii NI'7Sq',
lbs main street. opposite the neT Mechanics Han
! iyl ". BnildinR. dA,un
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w. w. RATT
CONSTA BILE AND AUCTIONEER,
Once No. Flagg's Building, opposite the Baystat
JlU House, Worcester Mnaa. ar
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-. As B NICUOLss N. D..
no E0PATnIU APHYBIOIAN
PFioh AND RESIDENCE liz MAS 81. OFFfua HouA
IRON TO 3, AND TO o,oLouH p. 10
Worcester, Oct. 20. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

From The Scottish Press, August 4.
We we're how stropS opinion bad boen formed
By her Ednburg agent Mr. 1nomss Rankin writer 10 Tho
sgnet Of nlss spAh's innocence OF LAnxeueSs mus.
der Mr. R.nkins s.nen ohivaro1 devotion 70 Tho csn.e
u bis unhappy client was shown In the oagernsss
with which be grsped hor hand vhen Tho ver
dics OF the Jury opened 10 her Inc way from the
ba.. Bot this gentemans real dd not cease with The
trial. 20 persuaded was ne tina, Miss Smlth was not
murderesr that he has set himself with Fortunately
which, under the Circumstances, and with hl, oonvic.
ton does him indn % credit 10 discover, II this
possible, evidence 10 satisfy The pubue that the grave
suspicion which the verdict OF "nos proven" would
and ousht 70 rive way He has accordingly, csusei q
thorough investigation W DO made inIo the whole case
vtch Investigation 10 not yet completed, bu, evidence
heve win satisfy the public, would sassnsi the
Gown, thai the thoud be abandoned would have
.ssoed The iary hs, verdict % 900. quay" ~oad be
tnt for tho present BY and BY the public VII DO pScd
in The jury boz Wy over again, IN tho perussl VI NJ
Ian kibs 'csse," The facts OF the charge.
L'ASGsLIERs LxTrKRs AND HsxoHlHprN soDr.
The Glasgow Hvad, In . lengthy article, slludes 10
the reports orcu aisd concerning the lea, sad diary
OF he unfortunate IAnseier, end says or .he
been said, and the reputation Of at ieaa oue
hithy Respected lsdy counecied win our oNu Guy
-s associated With u In zach . sinister mtao ,r
as 20 occasion the nos distressing feelings 70 are OOuy
Of orr best cuzeos Her h1sbani " ave me w soon
shameful rumors applied TO the CrorB ~ scoy o. te
ium book. and received 10 20 " an ISSUANCE
that neither he nor his ady was either named or Indicated
10 any ~ Ne enbss; AMI We have reason 70 oeeve
thsi apart fro BAngeeI's pccuhH res0n 20 ssneiene
Smith neither that memorandum book nor any other part
Of bis manuscript sgords ground for the SLIGHTEST mpus
ton against the honor Of lady either married ~ ia
married spd further that his ccrrespondenos generally
so FAR f,oo, supporpv the "siroc0us which
ha, beer s,cribed 10 IT, would, v patent 10 the pubhc
convince ihsm that n no. Josepn Anaress ne was
ali ve can le.rn may s be Satisfactorily traced in h,
exemplary. amiabc and studious course If ufc,
nnaniiuou,ly ta~uHed N by bic three Andlsiie-
5uripq the four years Of bic residence IN Gla-.
Ror- the good opinion ana promotion he from his
employers, and the respectable posiu be occuyc a. hs
by The universe testimony OF his business AssccSe W
his invariably TEN perse nd correct deporuientby the
and frserna affection scd sehoitade aud AID which
he appears 10 have manifested and rendered ~ars his
widowed mother ard faherless sisters and w his s.o
eaton here and eewhse, with society Of WI ch gen
tlemsn corlt 10 Shsmed Ange' ar's sd, even,'ul
hisiOry has recently r-lrted many moral and may yet
aiorn tale Tor We untefstani N rs f-,snds 10 ht
city Ent he to, has his iuG .e1iia snds pc' ON
ieTt n ri hs usenD0sy 10 ande- tAs Oirs AS es zoe
-aiCo have beep b.spe vpcuj
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Diplomatic Dimculu.s In rurIey.

~,
Tho change OF Ministry has no, yet cd 10 any solution Of
the dplomsus disputes cr's,inw at Ooustannnope The
Cabinet bas oercd 70 rlnnon 10 the
Kamscsns OF Wslscha snt hodavs 10 hear from their
own lips We accounts OF he recent voting the prnc
peutos. lns Irof-rsl rns drclced on Tuesday ss by
NJ mo vCne wto h,rShuy termed an Tels dsyire Oh
his de- AMI Cnless re whole Of tho recent
are s1nulcd he threatens, WITH he Rusyan ambr.doy
10 iaave ConHsnraop ard he Ia coun epancei In ths
We regret d cay, b III representatives. OF Pro Hrla and
p,rj me- To s-Ns-tsdor Of England and the Austrian
,iteruM ARE totSgy opposite vews, sud deporo tia
f'r2t --ttmer n DC Porte. which 10 calculated u rs
m e 10 eve -C tCt, Interests aod 70 compronlse ', /,
'r.t ,te 0 az empire, whist In le 0vcroeA, ~
.l. q. 20. I'D. fy e O. n nschisols hcnschikoT
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SAILING OF THE sou aDRoN.

knisUU, nursday, August q, 1857.
The lord Lieutenant and large party ls here for Duo
hD .. 10 this morning and vII reach Dublin about
O'Clock. Lat nigA he dtore nd Of a. cable hond
u Ats Ercc,ney o. ma,yoRf VdisstiB, and Tad
'a,FoeorSy, Ona a. ,Aifi smusdai,'y did b H4eSo,s
Lasd, on a. ,0.l a. could b. dery.d
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
~,o>-~~,.D~~->~~>~~-~~~~-~~
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
-.o.>oo-N>-ror<(>NDN0-
Sailing Of the Telegraph Fleet Tor
Newfoundland.
,>~~~~No~~C~N~NNyN0"1>N
sPLKNDID BANQUET AT vALKNTIA.
~->,o>y~rvU~>O>~(~~>v>)v
THE INDIAN REVOLT.
->.->,~>>-~~~~"-~>~>>>~~~~
appeal Of tie Dude Royal Family
10 Parliament.
HE French Press ON the Indian Crisis
>,>.o>.~>,yc>-oooo>>,o~>~>
VISIT O. tsP0tEoN AND EUGENE TO ENGLAND.
,,~~>ooooo>or.>~o-.,>vv
SERIOUS DIPLOMATIC TROUBLES IN TURKEY.
Negotiations between Spain and
Mexico.
,~NN~<sNS-,---~NeNc.0s~
QUIZ MADRID CORRESPONDENCE.
Ne.>e>y.~yN~,~~oJ><eo~--Nr~l-~er
pEATH OF THE BISHOP OF LONDON.
NNrNNN/NNNNNNr-~>J~~0@
%61sS MADELEINE SN11TH
.NN~>.NNNNNNoN.~NNo~|e~
cerT0y UvSHxNGED- BRE iDsTUFrS DILL.
--O->-4o-NyvN~-o-(-oo..-yeo
Censnss, 90 3-S a 90 SIS,
Ass., &C.. 49,
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GRkND BANQUET AT vALENrIA.

From lie Dann treen ant journal, Aagust7
AZ Evo oc.cck Tuesday morning several or tho d.
recoys OF the Great Southern and Wsterr Railway, ~
comp%nMd BY ooiy 81 sne directors OF the Atlantic
Telegraph CcrIaDy spd number 81 scientific gentle 0en
eft killarney for Vs!elt and arrived at the islands,
ostsnce Ct aesriy forty uaiies-after delightful df,vo
through an extr ey tesAifu aud picturesque country
TIE corisy and air. n'.on o. tho directors were deeply
ID with the Atlantis Telegraph Oous any and 10 soen ITO
cnr Wen By tho representatives or the Irish, Of
TIE american And % the Liverpool press who were pre-
sent
attempt here world no< be QUITS enough OF pront hspe
Tia. VII como too ort there enough or pubic sprs, AZ
mot u Enloe themselves however, upon this rocky
frosDes o? Ireland, Of al events 70 day, We will pre-
spmc upon sucoeas tChcers) We are about e,ber by
this sundown or by TO morrow's dawn 70 establish
= new material nhk between NE old world and the
DOW Hear. hear) Moral links thege have been
q literature nn Of glory; bat This our nes ipk instead
Of svpersediDg and suppanng tho Old ones Is 70 give
them ke and intensiy which they never had befoe.
loud cheers Highly ~ value the regulations OF thoee
who have oonceived ans those who hare contributed 10
carry out this bright desgnand wish that 10 many OF
them had nes been unavosdsby prcvented from being
amoprt ~ = this NOM snt-highy - estimate their
regulations, YET do not compliment IN en- with the idea
that they are 10 eface dim The glory OF that Column
bus. who, when the large vessels 10 the tarbor of
on that very day 366 years aso-it would have been
called In Hebrew wit year Of yearsand set sail upon
his glorious enterprise OF discovery. They, sly, VII
net DIN eface bis glory, bat hey arc now giving the
sst finish and nomination to his work. Cloud cheers
Hitherto the inhabitants OF the two worlds have 1880
each other-N . sort Of bowling dhasnce; but nov We
can be hand 70 hsne crap to grasp, pulse to pulse
(Checrs) Tho Ink which 10 now 70 connect N, Ike tho
inject In the immortal couplet Of our poet, while
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the operation o. attaching he bh end Of The cable so tho
rhh ooss. NJ Job, key an Influential u,emoey OF .he
Ooun III o. Newfoundland In Ne Abien,o Ct tie Aternv
Ge esa Of tal proviroe who oddly prevented ron
attending wa aho present and win swFt he com repcs
naept d the aYess work
The isish and rsh Magnetic Telegraph Company are
rragressny very rapidly vh tho erecacr u "a over
ground Inc Of ehgnph ebng the high way besweon XII
arncy and Vaenth foy the purpose Of connecting tho
existing teheIaphc sy'ioro with he Atlantic Cable rs Mo
later plaoe - meane OF VII b. ap5er arrangement
tered INTO heavee, tue magnetic and electric psnes
the whole o. ihe res n Tie ;hyee hing dons 900 miles
extent VIII DO available for he rapid transmit nson Of
lpelng nee between Euro and tie &mernan oot5est
he hpe already completed oeyoad INtorglp, where
the Magnetic Company have eaAbtsEed tenn ,ors ~ sts
Ion
The or irc strocgf COLLABORATION % vsIcn9a 10
posted 50 DO oompeoo by .he middle Of neIt weeb whom
iDtegs noe - 70 the pycfvece maze IN We paying oS Of
the cable VIZ ne daily reoevse and sent rWGe ny Mr..
Award the secretary ~ the pauy, who wi, roman
there with The stag o. Antu&sccs Crt he ccmpteuon
OF the undertaking
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Feels a. each thread and lives along he Line

(CheerA) And We may feel, gentlemen of Ireland, Of
England and Of America who may happen 70 DO pres so
lodge Of our beloved Ireland may ~ were, leeve In
our rear behind ~ the wars the strfes and the blood
shed Of the elder Europe, and ferI may ,.y Of She
agency may be-imporfecs ~ our powers may ke-in-
adequate In strict diplomatic form ~ our credeh-
tails may be-yo. 10 the face Of tho unparalleled
circumstances Of the place and OF tue hour-n the
immediate neghboi hood q the mighty vcssels whose sI
pearance may DO beautiful on the waso, eren ~ are the
feet up the mountains OF those preach tho gospel or
peacc--as homage due TO that serene ssisaoe which
often Affords higher and hoLes lessons Of harmony and
sps 70 iearn-in the face and IN the strength OF such
circumstances lei pedge ourselves 70 ccrEa psace ne
tween the Old world and she new C"Sd cheersl. Why
standing VIA, justification could there be Tor war
when the disarmng nesssgc, when the full explanation
shep tho genial and healing counsel may DO waited
across the mighty Atlantic, quicker than the ,bean
path and The Eghtnpg's .ash' tCheers) fesl seulle
msu, that shall beat embody the sentiments which sa'
sure pervAde this entire meetpg-ihe sentiments mNt
akin 10 ilis company and hls houz-f, aner having
drank the heahh Of tho gentle mistress OF the Brih
sonoI: % me ,ns f1ont;Sp Of The sfss .sns sua
Of norica and 10 the hoah add welfare OF tho President
Of The TRIED sates cloud and pvosrscsed Sssorius)
The toast having becn dniy bonosed,
Or. PAIsBR, OF he Niagara, having been l,udy called
on ret uned thanks for the IN which tho hat
they woro nsueurstpg would form bord Of union DO
tween this corpiry and America, aud he believed every
American was most sinccrsy anxious that ths union
rsssod along The Atlantic Telegraph w0uii serve 70
cement the onion between tho Two countries He could
assure them behalf OF Cantsu Hudson and the OIL.
OF the Niagara that hcy ook The sresiost ,srea In
Tho undcrts 1ng-that nothing o1d be lot undoue
ssr part to promote H. AMI bst hey we're spcre,S snI
ious for the aud prosperity o. the panes hear
He trusted be would al least be ernusd 70 say, hst MT
the least interesting feature 10 The days proccedngs 10
him. the presence OF the nossenAn who Sinlula
tered the atrs OF Ireland and who, hc might say.
the very rs Er gish scploman sho poke and wre Of
The Unrd sssee Of America with the fidelity o. poiloso-
phor and The bepcvoenoc OF pbaethrspst (boa, hcaT).
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THE TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

Cns Gable Suceessfuliy Attached 60 the
srssh Coast-ssfiing or tho eq u adj rca- Grand
Csjeunsr 60 the Lord Lieutenant Imposing
Corsmonses on Atlaehhnx tho Cable
Prayer s,r the Success OF Che Enterprise
sc 30, &c.
he end Of The Atlantic telegraph cable ruoossstly
secured 10 he 1sh soasi Al Va,enA wedne day, she
sh instant and the asy the SEGA called gal
hntiy or on tne.r wsy 70 Eewfocndiaud. Balow we
give detailed accounts q the aeslr rom We Essh anS
irish 0urnsis-
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ARRIVAL 0s TEE FLEET AT VALENrJA.
isT TWrna AND nna kAesEYso ruAeGArA

ViIm-S, August s, 1877
fhe Nhevs, 0reAh Hudssn; sho sasoaenanns,
o., Sands; Tho Agsnerlon, Oouan&nder Nod.
Dali; the Leopard, oFsAin wainwright; sne cyc.eps.
Captain Dc, msn, and the Aovi,e, AYts,n Ray
mond, have arrived 81 vsonta, al well. the Ar.ao,
osp'sn 8erriman and tbe vcsNy, Cxs NuyteT, are O.
Trinity Bay where they will walt tde efpo5sou, and VII
;hen Assist In landing The Newfoundland end Of tho cable
Everything "a IN conpese reAipess for eteAog TIE lan1
ing d the ish end favorable spot hss Dooa sesocted
C>hiro.veen and the ooers,ous VII be commenced name
d'sfa,y the weather WI. permit. Tue Lord AeUerAnt %
at " nsuasat ate By his presence the undertaking.
grand banc1ot gwen cs$ rdAy 70 ks Lzoelency
and the dheors Of ks company by tie knight OF KeFty
The most complete ccnDdeaos prevs,m 10 tss Under
taxing.
EXPERIMENTS AT OJICENGT 1p2N-vE,I r,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06

We learn from private letter from Ac-
capulco, OF the l4th May, says the Alta,
that there is some serious apprehension that
the communication will be cut off between
Acapulco and the city of Mexico. The In
dams numbering from 900 to 5 1000, have
revolted near Chilpaneingo, and have de-
feated the fusiiers of the government and
killed the project of the district The cause
has been preaching Instruction from the
pulpit, has been arrested, and is now in
prison at Acapulco.
Old General Alvarez has Just left Prov
identia with his Indians, to subdae the bell
igerants; if he does not succeed, the COM
munication will be very soon cut off between
Acapulco and the capital.
The following items have been made up
from the Mexican papers.
Gen. Ianez has announced 10 the Supreme
Government. under date of April 10Th, the
defeat Of the fllibusters at Cavorca, and
that he has suspended his own departure for
Sonora, after having dispatched by sea.
troops, artillery, arms and ammunition, I'M
der the command of Gen. Jose Maria Wales
quiz de Cardena. and that he has ordered
the squadron of Cordova, which had left
that morning to re-enter Manzatlin, rs the
place was left with q very feeble garrison
The Trait d Onion, OF May l4th, men,
tons that q rumor was then in circulation
in the city of Mexico, that when the news of
the execution of the ftty-eight fllibuster
prisoners taken at Cavorca reached Califor-
MIA, the Americans there had mastered all
the Mexlcans IN the country upon whom
they could lay their hands. The Trait
d Union doubts the rumor.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06

REPUBLICAN, STATE CoNvENTIoN.-Wc
made the announcement, a few days since,
that the Republican State convention, would
De held in Sacramento, July 2lst, but the
day has been changed to the 9Th of July.
The apportionment adopted by the Central
Committee is as follows: Three delegates
for each Assemblyman the county is entitled
to, and one additional delegate for every
five hundred votes pclled at the last election,
and one for any fraction less than five hun
dred, which will allow the Republicans
of this county eight delegates. The 9TH Of
June was recommended as day on which
to hold meetings in the various counties to
elect delegates
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06

VALUABLE NEW Stone FOR BUILDING
PURPOSES Stone, said to be of the most
excellent kind for building purposes, has
been discovered at the Nome Lackee Indian
Reservation, where millions of tons can be
had of it If what is said of this substance
be true, it is a valuable discovery indeed.
The California Farmer remarks. il is of sia
galar formation, being of mixture like
pepper and salt. 1t is lighter than chalk,
yet perfectly stIong. easily cut with an axe
and a perfect non-conducior of heat. A
very little labor with an axe will seam 1t
IN blocks, and it opens into any form and
size, Ike block of ice, and with hani-
some face 1t cgn be hewed smooth, as cas-
lily as chalk Experiment have been made
at the smith FORCES at Nome Lackee, and it
is found that il rcsists FIRE better than the
ordinary fire brick, imported; for while
piece of four inches may be heated to a white
heat on one side, the hand can rest on the
opposite side. 1t makes excellent, dura BILE
and hand some building material, and being
so light, team can carry as much in bulk
of 1t. as it can of lumber Here we have
production that will prove most valuable
and save the cost Of all the FIRE brick now
imported.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06

LATER FROM SoNoRA,-The .4lfa pub
fishes two letters from Rasey Bven, a
brother-iu law of the unfortunate Henry A
Crabb. The first is dated at Guaynias.
April 26, and the second at Mazatlan, May
9Th. Mr.. Biyen was not with Crabb and
his party ut the time Of the massacre, yet
he was arrested by the Mexican author
ities-was imprisoned twenty three days,
ment, tried as tillibuster and finally ac.
quilted. Upon his acquittal and release
at Guaymas. he says he was compelled to
part of which time was in solitary confiue
leave Immediately to avoid assassination
His family are still in Sonora, and as soon
60 they join him, he will return to Califor-
MIA, ito vindicate the memory of the Alneri
cans who were invited there by the party
now in power, only to be betrayed"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06

D. TOY & OrTERsoN This firm having
completed their magnificent store on Mont
gomery street, removed into it from the St.
Nicholas Hotel building on yesterday. The
building is a substantial and beautiful one,
and is thoroughly fire proof. The builder,
Mr.. Hussey has made an excellent jsb, and
deserves great credit for the taste and du-
rabiIity his work exhibits. Messrs Toy s
Ottefson have it we'll filed with a general
assortment of clothing, and are prepared to
acomodate the public cheaper than ever
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06

Gov JouNsoN.-Severl of the papers
have taken Us to task for mentioning the
fact that Mr.. Weller and Governor johnson
were travelling together, and intimating
that they might be endeavoring to interfere
in the Democratic primary elections The
Sacramento Journal learns by letters from
the interior OF the State, that such was the
fact and that Governor johnson has join ed
''the conspiracy to divide and distract the
Democratic party" Is this the way Mr.
Weller exhibits his national democracy !:
Is it necessary for Mr.. Weller to increase
his immense popularity, by the secret grips
and midnight workings of defunct Know
Nothingism We had been led to expect
that those whom the Democracy have long
hOnored with their respect, would no.
adopt such course to govern and control
the party. We would caution the Democra
cy of Butte against the schemes of their
tools in this county, who are work ing in
conjunction with K Ms, to control the
action of the Democratic county convention.
and nominate themselves to certain posi-
tons 1t is only necessary to inform the
democracy Of their unholy seheming, to en-.
sure their reputation.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06

FURIOUS RIDING.-Two men Hired horses
at the Ohio Stable yesterday, to take short
ride, but get ing Quantity of minnie rife
whiskey aboard. commenced riding through
the streets at d furious pace They we're
warned that they were violating the ordi-
nance in regard to fast riding, but regard
lest Of all conss quences, they continued their
sport, until they we're very properly arrest
ed by officer Duret.