Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

TriDfO MarlsXille.

ana syrups. Their urbanlty is proverbs
| and per sequence, they enjoy an immense
patronage.
Tripto MarysviIle.
We jumped aboard the Sam Soule, Tues
day morning, and thanks to its speed soon
left our Furnishing, busting town in the
distance. Nothing worthy of record trans
pired during the trip down. True, there is
vast latitude for indulgihg In a Fanciful des
cription of the scenery which margins with
wild luxuriance the river. Varied by patches
of grain, that attest the presence Of the fru-
gal husbandman, but despairing of doing it
justice we spare our readers the infection of
tame effort. Suffice that after a pleasant
passage of about three hours, the tortuous
mazes of Feather river were threaded and
we found ourselves safely moored off Ynba
city. In consequence of the bridge present
ing an obstacle, this point during the con
tinuance of high water, is the terminus of
Feather river navigation. For the accom-
mopation Of passengers, however, the boat
charters vehicles TO convey them to town.
Houses are spring up in the vicinity of the
landing with surprising rapidity. Our de-
parture from the boat was enlivcned by an
interesting scutfle between two runners in
which one, to the Consideration of the ladies,
was denude1 of his neither garmenes. Ar
rived at the (once y ''head of navigation
a title which, by the bye. has been recently
resigned in tavsr of the more just one
Third City Of the State"-we will not pre-
tend to disguise our surprise and gratifca-
ton at the palpable evidences of improve
ment manifested on every hand Brick
Structures of the former material usurp I'M
interruptcdly, VIII lie blocks To such an
extent are the suburbs cncroached upon that
we shall not be surprised to hear the Legis-
lature peiitiohed for an extension of the
city Boundary. There is, however. one des-
ideraf0-. in Which 0roville has the etart,
We refer to her water facilities No pipes
permeate our Sister city Water through
the agency of clrts is the best aecommoda-
ion known. Take it all in all. Marysville
challenges the admiration of the visitor,
and Stands a lasting monument Of the en-
terprise and industry Of its Inhabitants.
The great road convention had broken up
on our arrival Mr. Farley, our delegate,
was highly SPOKEN of foT his uncompromising
advocacy of the interests of Butte county,
but what could one Go against such an over
opposition'
We found Col. RUsr, of the Express, at
his post, cntrenched behind voihminous
mass Of editorial. That democrats veteran
expressed his gra tifcation at the success of
the party in this place. For further par
ticulars ride Erpress.
In our wanderiugs we met Ned Bingham,
of theatrical notoriety. Few residents of
California but remember Med" His sad
-evcrscs have long formed prominent topic
for the press He can never recover the
dastardly assault on the Isthmus. Poor fell
low with limbs paralyzed, but with heart
ms proud and as warm as ever he drags
along an existence He has recently written
Il play, not yet produced, embracing some
of the leading events in Nicaraguan affairs,
in which he was participant. He expects
to realize something handsome from its pro-
duc;ion.
Attracted by the celebrity of Julia Dcane
IIayne, in the evening we witnessed her i'm
personation Of Euadne. Candor compels us
even at the risk OF having our taste ar
to say that We returned disappoint-
ed In our humble estimation Julia Deane
Hayne, though great actress, falls far
short of a transcendant genius-for such is
the altitude conceded her by the eastern
press What she may have been, we have
no possible means of knowing, what she IS,
the great public heart which ever responds
to the imperial touch of elaquence, avows, 1t
did on this occasiou-and its translation is
To passages replete with
fiery beautx=it returned but feeble pull
sation. There was a lack of energy in the
delivery, which alone can account for SO
tame a reception. We are disposed to regard
this, net in the light of interpretation of
the dramatic requirements of the character,
for in the more subdued scenes where a less
demand vas made upon the voice, evidence
Was not wanting of an exquisite appreciation
Of poetic beauty, and the subtler phases of
emotion-but rather az the result of an en-
feebled constitution, and our heart bleeds as
the conclusion is forced upon us. Think of a
mind conscious Of its own greatness strug-
Cling with ll-health-genus checked in its
fiow by the refusal OF disordered organs TO
perform their functions This may account
and we are fain to accept the interpseta-
ton, even at the expense of health, for to
her We know reputation is even dearer--for
the feeble impression we received. At some
future time we hope to see her under more
favorable CIRCUMSTANCES, when we shall be
happy to contribute our mite to swell the
triumph of one who has been pronounced
great.
BURNED TO bEArH-On Sunday evening
last, at Jamison's Mill, in Amador county, a
child one and a half years old was left in
the house while the parents went out to
milk. The mother observing TOO much light
in the house, ran in as quickly as she could.
and found the child's clothing in flames, and
the child SO badly burned as to be beyond