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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

TnEArRIcAIs &c.-The following embraces the principal
attractions at the various places of this
ng-Mr. Mathews is to perform in the "Game of Specu
ation and Tryng ii On" at the Broadway. AT Niblo's
we are TO have Mile Roa in the ballet of ola Sylphde
Mile Zanfrea in her astonishing light rope feats the
Ravels in the elegant panomme of ''Boreas" Mr. Eddy
will appear in the "Myseres of Paris" and Miss St Clair
in ''Lucreta Borgia" and fover Twist" at the Bowery
Manager Burton tenders his famous comcaties of the
Serous Family and the Goodies and the farce of the
"Actress Of all Work" in which Miss Quinn 10 enact
the heroine. Wallack will doubtless be we'll filled by
another critical audience to witness the comedy OF
the "Maden Wife" and drama called the "Invisibe Hus
band" The great spectacle entitled the "Sea of lee
continues the only though very profitable feature at
Laura Keenes. The Nage Juveniles, at al Broadway
to play 'Ben Bolt" and "Charcoal Sketches" sing
dance &c The requenters Of the Museum to en-.
teraned with couple Of lively farces in the afternoon
and the drama called the Road OF Ife in the evening
The programmes for the coored opera" lengthy
and varied usual and close with the farce OF Pcter
Piper Pepper Podgcn Woods Building and the "Aaba-
Cotton heads" at Mechanics Hall The paintings H.
Illustrative of the Kane Arctic expedition still exh-
bition at Empire Hall Mr. Aptomas, the well known
harps gives concert and lecture the harp night
the Conservatiore de la Harp at No. As West Twenty
fourth street Fifth avenue. He will give history
of the harp from the earliest times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

The celebrated German naturalist and traveller Mortz
Wagner arrived this city by the Ariel yesterday Mr.
Varnsr spent three years from 1851 1854 Central
America and afterwards published in the German Ian
yu.ge an exceen, book descriptive of his interesting dis
royercs He now his way 10 South America for the
urposc Of making scientific explorations in Chile Peru and
sdisceu, countries lie accompanied by famous lady
traveller the Baroness Haymsyer and painter Of some
reputation in Ger many, named Hagen.
ARRIVALS
A, ,hs Clarendon Mr. and Mrs Capt rnman Z, s. n Mr.
and Mrs E simmons, New YORK y " Caherwood, Phils
deinhs Mr. and Mira George Brega and maid, New York
" Isrssn New Haven; Henry Hitchcock Robert o.
powp,e Hsp~he.er England, Geo Baiy Blake Boston; Mis-
aes Couman Miss Soley and mad Ezra Farnaworih 90
Ph,r A Wilnam4 England, n. O. Tucker, Philadclphis
VIM ucmmei, scotland; Z. T. bradley, AeA w. hunter
Providence
For Charleston per steamship Columba-Mrs white
infant nurse and Miss urmke, MRS am
two children w n Thomas, " Brennan, Mrs ding Ms,
m Ke,chun. samuel Joyce, Mr. Mckeever, " sckn..i
Mics Sangde Miss Cole, Agnew uapun s asaa a 49,
Mrs Chry site and two children MONTHS
and two children; Grivens Mrs sage ana .ha
Kinsman bradley NJ sturges, ~ Siurgs, Mrs heen
Iyrard and family Mrs Thomas Mrs rawsrn ,s s.
Bersmann David Dick Jas Borden Jno Sunrsn ano
y Harrisson Mr. II vegcs and child, Jno Summnss
Rsthbone, and forty in the s,eersge. .
For savannah In the steamship Florida:-L hum "
Gardner, W II Norris Russ T. Siade, Jno ~ IN W,
and Mrs Neh Crane Miss Henrietta Graves Mrs norreh
iesupA Mrs Je-up and servant Misc Jesup, mos hen
dersop simpson Geo wilder Mrs Fountane fnoInss
Mrs sovai four children and servant Geo Spamdng
Mss Parr Mrs Churchill and daughter Mrs Chncn Wa
and B In the sseersge.
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THE PHILOSOPHER OF IRVING PLACE INITIATING
THE PHILOSOPHERS o. ToArkrSs SQUARE.
me opera at the Academy Of Muss, ~-'s u's neuel
np"uouiariy profitable, is Just now in naa VIZ ~
' eAy lew OF the performances have ps'c OK
penses ana on several there has been loss OF I'VE
or six huntred dollars per night Last nh ht Tor ex-
ample, Rigolete Was admirably done at Expense OF
twelve hundred dollars TO audience which p I'd only
six hundred.
Under these circumstances the managers were com
PEELED to follow the example OF the other theatres and At
tempt to reduce their expenses. proposition was
accordingly made to the artists having the larger
salaries to submit to a reduction of one-third'
to those having small salaries with the chorus and
chestra reduction of one fourth proposed The al
tentative of refusal of these propositions was the closing
of the house, TO take place this week.
These propositions created considerable panic among
the philosophers of the Academy In tho en des of the
opera last night there heated discussions in numerous
languages and large numbers of ncendary speeches la
Tompkins square. The gentlemen of the chorus" re
fused outright and they will probably go work at the
Central Park, if they can get any The orchestra at frs
refused but finally concluded TO think about until
day. Tho managers offered In they agreed to re
ducton to give performances enough to mako up
nearly the amount of their regular salaries.
The artists have not yet been heard FROM with the ex
cepon OF Nine de la Grange, who, like n sensible per
son. the state Of things and offered reduction with
out being asked. Mime. DAngri likewise evinced the
spirit The reduction, although not much for each
person, will make saving TO the management 81
per MONTH and it is made, they agree go paying
every promptly, they have heretofore done In
fact they to give tho artists the Of the theatre
dresses, music, ETC., etc, without taking anything for
themselves.
in this that the Opera is usually conducted
Tho artists get all the managers nothing IL the en-
poyees OF the Academy have any sense Ia rare
thing in their caingD they viii be very glad to get any
thing during the winter which is approaching.
The nstrumentass depend great deal upon their en-
gagcments at the grand has given after the holidays
ments viii be given this season II is plain proposition
that this season closes they will have nothing do and
perhaps would be wiser for the managers to close the
house for time. Many less scrupuous persons would do
So and open after time with differently constituted
company All things considered the proposition of the
managers is better than could be expected under the
circumstances and the musical philosophers would do
well accept it before it is withdrawn
The inc announced for today-the "Trovatoreu |
will be given also the regular opera of Friday;
You'd that nothing is settled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

SupswU Courr-Crcut.-Ncs. 1893, 2I4, AZ, 162l, Ts,
216, 21e, SIT, 31s, 319 81, 1880, 234, 34a, 3soy.
SuYpSIoe Corxr.-Nos. cas- es5 $50 ear ESQ, s2s $685.
dsa eee eo9 7o2 100, no. 7iA Tls iTs 1907, SILL GEO.
o9l, so4, oTS, III, 100, III TO 723, J26, TT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

DUy THIS WEEKS NEW YORKER" AND READ
ID Mrs. y. A. CHAPnAN's capital story of WOMAN IN
HER GLORY" with abundance OF other stories sketches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

Bsscheior's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees-
The best in The world .srps,.ns all made sold and applied
Barry-s Trscopherous IL the hest and cheap
est arte for dressing identifying cleansing curling pre-
serving and restoring the hair ladies' uy H. Sold oy AL
druggists.
EIoIlovvay's Ointment IL offered to the Vic
~ ,he pan and radically curing The complaint when
All Other treatment has utterly failed The nesh should be
with such degree Of friction as the patient may be able TO
bear.
Kemp's Worm PsssiiIes not only Destroy
internal worms but remove me Mucous me wacn s.s
taste perfectly free from mercury Sold BY D. T.
sy By ali dfSss.,s' at s cents per bot'le.
Pure ChIorofcrm-Prcpsrd ny Duncan
f"VA""'' - snEpDES SKERaAARD, Drasgista,
8s Bowery, corner Of Fourth street
Knox's Fall and Winter style OF Hats are
all the 70 Ladies selling OF ut cost No az Broad
way, corner of Fulton street
Defiance sai.m.nder s.s..-with Patent
proof paror asfes Depo, 49, Pearl s.,ss, n,r,,cv
rrcdraek's Temple OF Art.
Opposite Metropolitan , hosel: .,,,.,..
Ho " srosdvsy No. SIS Rrosiw.y
S. mS,gr '1a 5
animation Of productions Of this magnificent essolsAme emit
Ifyouv Hair Begins Co Turn Gray Try the
wonderful GRANDJEAN's new aud, "a Church street. cor
Of Barclay.
Consumption Curabie--Dr. Dixon's Specific.
HAYES, rs FULTON street, Brooklyn.
Hurs Hair Dye only shsiiings boz, Black
Drawn No Barclay street Inimabe shaving and hair
cutting
IL Cent and Is Cent Portraits save the People
fSD,oU per anpum, by HOLMES, 25s broadway.
whites Fall Style, e3.-Last Spring style
reduced N the low price of "a WHITES l Fulton street
Eve doors east Of broadway. WHITE the Halter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

The Hat among Hats, which for Fineness,
elasticity durability taste be surpassed may be
had at ESPKNCIiElDS manufacturer lis Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

Rupsurc-Marsh a. Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss once removed 10 No. vssey street. Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

Crissadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees-
The very the world On sale and the dye privately
applied, nj No Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

HiIrs Hair Dye only shiiiings a Dor, black
or Drawn No Barclay street Inmabe shaving and hair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

"a Cent and Is Cent Portraits save the People
sspoo per annum, by HOLMES, $50 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

BsscheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The world surprising all made sold and applied
the mandatory. ~ broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

RycgIrrs nv THE NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
The annexed the report OF live stock brought over
this road destined for New York for the week ending
this day
Cattle, head. ........... sos Horses, head. ..."
Sheep ....,............10i 2 Calves ..........1ll
Hogs. 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

whites Fall style, e3.-Lsst Spring style
nve doors east Of broadway WHITE, the Halter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

Fur Warehouse,
No. +6 Maiden lane.
q. q. GuNT1IER Sons
Invite special attention 10 their stock Of
LADIEg AND OTHER MANUFACTURED FURS,
which they offer In the face Of existing circumstances q
trade, At greatly reduced pricea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

Barry-s Trscopherous II the hest and cheap
est ar,e for dressing identifying cleansing curling pre-
serving restoring the hair. Ladies, try IL Sold BY all
druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

yHyHIsKERS AND MOUSTACHEs FORCED TO GROW
w in SIX weeks by my onguent which will not stain q
inure the skin 81 bottle sent csny part OF The country
r: q. GRAHAM, Ga Broadway; BaIGGs, No. Erch.nxa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

tim Of nnammatory rhenmaism ~ certan neans Of as
susgng the pain and radically curing the complaint wh-
all other has utterly failed The nesb should
fomenied and then the ointment apple
bear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

f.ai.,, ec,rsnee oeniemen's entrance,
No SCI broadway. NO SO hoaiwy
Haotypee daguevreotypes and ssbrotypes
Prices and pictures warranted satisfactory visit and
productions Of this magnificent esAolshment
N ectfuliy solicited
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-03
NJ o IN r @ j..

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE - il NOTION
BRIDGE COMPANY" VIII apply 10 the Board
vi Srpervl ors in aud for butte County, al It's No
Vem0er term Of The present year, TIE first
day oi tile term, or sOUn thereafter The cause
can be reached. for lics nse - construct IL Toll
nridse across South Feather river. ut or near its
Junction wili the North FORK ol Main Feather river
ia buI county, state OF California.
Dy order Of The Board OF Directors.
soS. h. LEWIS, President
Jos. NJ. BRoWs Secretary. 69- 3et
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-03
Otaullle Dailq Battt Ruprh.
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 3. 1857.
The Composite Race OF .Americans."

There was great rejoicing in the town OF
Boston. Lincolnshire, England, on the 2ist
Of July last, consequent upon the re-opening
of the southwest chapel Of the church in that
town, which has been restored by the citiz-
ems of Boston, Massachusetts,, as q memorial
to john Cotton. Among the guests on that
occasion was our Minister to the British
Court, the Hon. Geo NJ Dallas In return
Tag thanks in his own behalf. for the toast of
"the Minister Of the United State" and in
aliusion to remark of one of the distin-
guished speakers who had preceded him. in
reference TO the Angl Saxon race, MIR. Dal.
las is reported to have spoken, as follows:
II heard the distinguished gentleman on
the opposite side make mention of what n
called the Anglo. Saxon race. Well, that no
doubt is very distinguished race. 1t is en-.
titled to high praise, for it has accomplished
wonders. But do not think that the Unit
cd States of America, as they now exist, can
be considered as confined to the Anglo Sax.
on race 1t is matter Of fair truth to say
to you, that there is very large proportion
of the United States who arc Celts, not An.
glo Saxons. If there are any Irish here they
must undertand that their fellew country
men constitute n very large proportion of
what may be termed the character of the
United States Of America. Nay, to 90 a lit.
tie further, one of our States is almost ex.
clusively Spanish; another Of our States is
almost exclusively French; and the very
State to which | am proud to belone-a
STATE that is called the Keystone State, has
so many Of the German race, that we are &C.
tually obliged to publish our laws in that
language to accommodate them Now all
these races blended together constitute the
national character Of the United States of
America That country, therefore, is not
exclusively Anglo Saxon Undoubtedly
some OF its most distinguished sources of
origin are Anglo Saxon; but as now organ.
ized, rs it is now fxed-under its present
constitution and present population, it is a
government and country composed of all
peoples and races. and not confined exc.u.
sively to the Anglo Saxon"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-03

n y For the information OF the tax payers Of
this county | ~il state, that Section - of the Reve-
Law Of this State, passed April The 18th 1851,
makes it obligatory upon The Collector, on the third
Monday oi october of each yeAr, TO make an entry
upon the Duplicate lul "A statement that he has lev
led upon all property upoa which ne Is compelled to
collect, five per cent, one-hdlf of which goes 10 the
state. the remainder 10 Ihe County
SEC. a. On The Saturday next preceding the third
Monday of November, the Collector Is compelled 10
have his Delinquent List made up and IN addition
To the hve per cent he Is compelled 10 chnrge "hiy
cents on each and every lOt, piece, or tract OF land
separately assessed" half Ul which goes TOWARDS
paying the expense Ol advertzing, the remainder
goes 10 the Collect r, also twenty-five cens ON each
assessment ot personal properly.
SEC 10. ION or before TIE fourth Monday Of No>
vemDer the Collector is compelled to advertise IN"
delinquent list. t,2lI + FREEH, Collector
SEC. l. "All taxes levied under the provisions OF
tins Act shall bee paid III the leg Il com Oh the Uhlt
states in foreign coin tho value paid iJr such
CON hy the laws ol the United > a5es. Pruyl-
died however. that county taxes levied IN accordance
with the provisions of any Special Act may be- col
,ected in such funds ns in such :" "e>la CT may Oe
provided"
lgNOTlCE is hereby given, that on aud alter
this date, vii not receive LOunt scrip Tor County
Taxes. FKEER. Collector.
Urove, September %, 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-03
Constable sale.

ED tioBs issued out oi usiIce Berr,'s Court. Of
Ophr Township. County OF Butte, To me directed
IN iavur of : LIVER. { ServIs l. A. L. ID ew aud
ny tiHsi Carol. have seized and shall exp
sas AT Public Auctions 10 O'Clock on the Sri day
of October A. ID. 1857. ui CAROLS Lunter Yard,
neac The sofa ractory. the following described prop
cry. " wit: rwenlysx thousand eight Hundred
feel Lumber, consisting oi all kIaGs. rough aud
dressed Also. one lot uf Sash and Panel Duois,
one lot ut windows, AMI one SPANISH Sad lie
Dated oroyiile, tho 2sth day ut september. 1851.
X. l.. PATTON, Constable.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-03
A Card.
LEGAL NOTICES.
M 9 Z G. Ss

FHNHE TAX-PAY OF BUTTE COUNTY
M are hereby notified that the State ard County
Tax for the current year 1881 is now due, land Inut
The laws in regard their collection will be strictly
enlorc, d "
OFFICE HorRs-From 10 O'Clock, A. NJ ill Il
o'clock, NJ. and from O'Clock I'LL o'clock, Z. NJ &,
every day in the week except Sunday. Ofiee, IN the
Court House PETER FREEh,
Sheriff Of Bntte Couniy and Collector.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-03

RELIGIOUS NoTICE The Rev. Mr. Tanzy
will hold religious services in the Court
House to-morow, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The
pubic are invited to attend.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-03
Tax Notice.
BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE.

~ Office iS HEREBY GlVEN-That the uGder
~ signed will apply to the Board OF Supervisors in
and for Butte COu-ty, at their November session %
1857, Tor a license 10 construct q Toll Bridge aud
Ferry across the Middle F-Tk Of Feather river fev
rods above its junction with the North folk Of said
river. 4. +. SAVAGE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-03
CONSTABLE'S SALE

ErY VIRTUE uF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ED ont oi j. / Eiiults court an acting Justice of
he pcace IA ana Tor BuIe County. California; and to
me directed aud delivered, mn3tndiny ne 10 make
The SUN ut Two nUnIred aud twenty -t~O tweut five
on" hundredtns doltrs S.22 2 GeDt, dauE ges aud
interest hnd twelve forty live one huudredths dol
lITs (Si2 4j) costs Of SUIT, and accruijg costs III
writ. wherein KING is piaintltl and JJlIN dCCON
NEL ~ defendant have seized ,Ld levied upon.
and will expose at public safe. to the hgnesl bidder
iui cash, IN hc sixteenth (l6.h) day of October
y u 1884, at The hour of three (3;o'clock.P ~, all
u the aaUye drfeulunts IN crest in d To lots num-
hrr three 49, humber IOHr (4) number five (a) numbr
Fix 90, in bock number thirty yuln- ti9), lad
down on the map ol the Town oi Oro.Iiie Butle
county. California said lols ure situated nYar The
biice tnd of MrConn- X Go. The above sale viii
take ,,idcn GA the DitmlsCs
=. w. GANBREL, Constable.
Tbs 26,h day of Septemrer. \. -. 1851 s16ld
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-03
SEIERYrE'S SAL

EDY ViI1 UE If un execution issued out Of the
ED District tourI, Fifteenth Judicial District, in
ana tlr Butte 0uHty, and ale ot California, To me
directed and delivered. c imu,a idlD9 nie % maize
The SUN oi five hund ed ,Gd lhir, >our fifty three
ouehnndredths dollars with interest thereon at the
rate OF ten per cent pr Hnnnn. from the iwel h
day ot AugI t. 1851 until pdd ami tue fdrih, SUN
~ fit ono nnvly-sx one uiIdrt dths doIlas cos,s
of suit. aud all accrlIiHg cost aid writ. herein
A. Is. Gaiiiugrr aud W y. reck arr piaihiii' and H.
ID. Patrick Is defendant, have levied upon and IN IL
ex ose at public se, to III, higHesL bidder tor s
on the 10Th day uf CCt0ber. a. b Ie51, at HE hour
OF O'Clock Z. N nj he right. title and interest Of
The above named defendant III AID to The h ,hse stu
aed in the Town of Orovilie, Butr County. Caliiur-
MIA said JTse being suuaiel at or near The term
uatun of Oak street, End near the bank OF Feather
river said house being oue'and II al stUr rs high
and forty by twenty het on the ground, together
with all the defendants right, title and interest III
and Ia the lot Upon which sai house Is situated.
The above sale 10 take place at The door OF the
Court House. IN In. Town OF UrOville, County and
state aforesaid.
=. FREER. Sheriff Butte County
0royille, Sept. -. le57 s24
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER, :.


lFrssn the C,neinnati Gazette, Oct al
The most astounding Of the defalcations
revealed BY tho crisis, h that of Mr.. Fred
erick w. Porter, Corresponding Secretary
Of the American Sunday School Union,
whieh was noticed in yesterday Gasette:
Mr.. Porter has held his present position
Tor thirty yean past, is man well advanced
Ia years, Is Of very quiet habits Of life, was
. member u church yestry for many years,
and has had the full confidence Of the relig-
,otls community OF all denominations. His
friends are astouHded at the late develop
bend how man If his hitherto unsuspectcd
Character, mature age, and moderate mode
Of life, should have gone astray In this man.
ner.
II il impossible TO say, 1t present, how
long these operations Of Mr.. Porter's have
been going on.
The discovery was made in this way. A
fortnight ago, while Mr.. Porter was contin-
ed to his house by illness, note Of some
fifteen hundred dollars, signed by him In
he othcial capacity was sent under cover 90
him. He sent IL down to the Sunday School
Union, with some seven hundred dollars,
and request that the remainder of the sum
might be provided, rs he was unable TO go
out to obtain Il. On examination, no record
Of the note falling due could be found in the
books ii the Union. Suspicion was for the
first time excited; the managers were call
I'd together, and a rigid investigation has
been going on ever since.
II appears that Mr.. Porter, who was au-
thorixed in his Official capacity to sign notes
for the Union, has been for some time Dor
rowing money FOR his own uses, in this way,
and giving It's notes. But lac did not enter
them upon the books, and Is the notices all
came to him, no one else in the institution
ever know anything about them. The prac-
tics may have becn going on Cor years, and
it y impossible to say what amount Of the
funds Of the institution may have been used
Ct various times
The officers think, however, that they
have got to the bottom of the matter o. Il
now stands, and that the extent Of the out
standing fraudulent obligations Is eighty
eight thousand, eight hundred and eighty
three dollars. Part Of this Is secured, and
the whole loss, II IL believed, will not exceed
nifty thousand dollars
During all the time that these transac-
tons have been going on, the monthly state
ments Of the affairs Of the Union have shown
perfectly clean record, aud suspicion would
probably never have been excited, but for
the accident Of Mr.. Porter's illness and the
unavoidable exposure Of the note falling due
4 Fortnight a0o