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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18
TIE STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA.

The steamship Couuba, Capt Berry which arrived n
his port yesterday forenoon reports that 10 O'Clock on
Friday morning last, ser passing Cape IoJkcus soc en-.
ccuuered heavy gale from east n.rtoesst 'ho sea
mskins from the souhesr, Al 10 p. y NE Wind aud
dentv shifted " essts0uthesss and blew hurricAre,
which continued until O'Clock saturday nornlng when
4 dled a. sy, brs leaving temenious sea During the
gsle Tho Counbia icsi har ats hoard red5e box sni
rcrsion of her dock re gh, susfg whco was ne va
Nv rne psly cf horses osnsro3 = " HreNsfG q ~
oliy ehcrtiy sges t1is tsnpofsey pu 10 me fsls 1e
md agsir - 'ss s "A 'awe At NNn ~ nsfantl.f .n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18

THB BoDr on rsnArs rIoArrp AsHoss -Au rquess was
held on the ON inst, ~ George rpcb, ESQ, Ju'ce Of
The reace for Monmouth county, " j., on an Hnkno va
female twenty four es Of Eve feet four inones
high, supposed 10 be single woman, who "a, Asen rom
she suif the beach, about mile south sndy hoox
Hahs BY M. Charles Doughty sad Mr. john Joyce wis
fishing she had on cuw brown deDase drev, vn'oa
vas almoss rome: had plaid grghar apron; her under
eloshcs All zone sxos n her chenss had 10 shoes n
sso~s,r. rorss IN her pockets dollar and fwen~
y one ceuss n mercy 80 cent piece, tvc 70 cene
pseces one 10 cent piece snd eleven pennies ~ 80 60
srd sJ ,rrsagcs u be- somewhat Treasured fhe suf
"a Yea ~ fvb ard hair az on her hesd and No..
Tr~,e - ~ ~ n ooms violercs 90 any osner pav
80 49, ~ 80 me bead. mo body had eeen IN ne
-. & & ,hree ~ four days shs vss decossy inesxreN
In ihe bural ground ~ Iiy - "a, essesi opp~ s ~. - -
s.,,ry ~ Geo Fn ~ Justice Of the Peace, Red BAnk
IL has p.ece of The dress apron and breast rsu
plsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18
THE STORM AT NORFOLK.

the steamer Maryland, which arrived d WsshIpg,on
yes.srday from Norfolk makes tie following report:
The late storm at Norfolk "a said 10 have been o, almost
unparalleled violence The wind aocompSrsd with rain,
continued 70 blow hard ON Sstarday yeung TO Aou
cay evening tbas no Steamboat dared to leave her moor
inss and ali the ipg yemeli that could make that
spcborase took reruge hampton Roads Tho wind blew
from E. and apprehended thai many marine disas
sn OF the HysDd in his massage up ths river was enc
srge sloop In the BAY abe waS entirely dismased her
boat: carried away, and he, ryging entirely rddIed Sac
staulch bay stea plying betwocn Norfolk HAMPTON
and O.d Point were compelled to remain In harb0Y aud
io;psnd p. S ns regular trips un M raging nsd M ss.ea
violence and dcsTuciveness has been expcencsd In that
The Norfolk Herald Of the 18th INT. says -
For week PAN the sky has been shrouded with eark
vspory clouds in constant motion, which, with s,uth
ssS sg Sn "a % 80 so
tho same period, reported hat hey had observed
the sea carrying heavy swell in the absence OF
weather far on the coast BIT on Sunday morning the
clouds thickened, and the wind commenced bio wtng
heavily nom ne east and ct intervals with considerabe
violence, accompanied with rain during the day.
The tide rose on Sunday and yesterday toa height cover
Ing ANAL portion Of Water stree. In front Of the Custom
he .orm 70 s All sppss Il pi properly s'ia
The steamship jamestown, Cue nom New York on Sun.
beer kept back by the storm and the steamer Roanoke
for New York, detained below from the ciusc.
Beth len Yesterday afternoon, when the wind h,d ulled 70
aRene brecss- the Jamestown for New York, and the
Roanoke for Richmond
The Norfolk Ar0sa Of she issh Inst ..y.s-
largo quantity Of rain fell during the Storm, especially
On Sunday, snd continued until last evening.
II 10 feared that very considerable damsge has been
ssps e y: ona s :d :s no g s s
The o fodder ss.sIoy Cd or g greatly IIa,sd "a
isrdsy morning the Norfolk steamer se also brought
up the mails.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18
Hsvsl Inssliigcnce.

ecachreEt d marines, n,en led part of she guard
sfsbe Unaet States chip sarsnsc len hs Broohisn Nsvy
yard yesterday, for PhilsdeEbia
The marine guard Of the unsed aaass sseam rt'ssss
Rosnosc have been ordered 10 washisgt,s.
has been received frvm or hs scsrs Of M
Upitd staks ream ngfs Mpnsscta dsAsd Al sea, Augus
a. 1857, latitude deg min. south, and lopgfudo % deg
10 min wsst hort dsiancc 10 he southeast or Cape ~
ROGUE, Brasil -sAn hands sell chip vDrxs sd
mir ably, and expected W reaob Cape Townthe I'd top
ring piace-ln twenty sx days. from date OF letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18

ns Central America len Havana 81 o'clock on she
nsralas Of tuesday me sn inAl, unior NE Commsnd Of
usuSssAas Hsr,dos, Of No United sass Navy . mos
snsssas omosv. Ne had somssnins over ave hundred
p,ussen q board Ne exaos number not being known,
~ Ass, win ~ ships ccmplny, amounIed In sll 70
prsssbu m hundred and s~ssay.nvs pssscns shs
svs,d ssasure 70 hs amount Of million sin hundred
Asunsd douar, and valuable cargo and mails from the
r,sss On NE evening OF mo Sh The hesvy gale, which
- prcvsd % destructive southern coass, ses In
rsu ne northwest, and came 70 ~ hesh. on s~urdar
- IA. vhss blsv perfect hurricane And ~as N
a. svo, a1.pss aat ne cssyal America JOmdered, car
rsv AVN waa Ar fve HUNDRED sou's'
n svnsrs s Ne Central America we're yesterday
.Aki.s svsvy sxsrton obtain isssllissnoe Of he
missing snip m. .Eoseru the agent in shis c''y 70
ssvsd . asspsscn ysassrdy nom Captain Mceovsn, Of
- Espsrs uv, now a NorfcIk, informing him
~ IN vessel, scswisAssasdng the heavy damage
- sustained, would be ready for go today; and
-. Roberts accordingly directed hlnk o. proceed o.
ssss search Il Ne Central America leaving 70 bis own
aissssss NJ ssss he ssouid Aks aad Nc arrange ncns'
- ~ deem desirable 70 further his purpose. me
pnssl wsssssv. wh'ah 'sn mis- rcrs YESTERDAY, VII sso
rep s NE ssss q sAs sie rs, and preserve vsianl
lsstoui FOR any traces or the mirfirg vessel
u hoped mat these vessels may fall In with scme
o. ne wrecked passengers Of shs Central AmerIos who
ry possibly ss nos'ins In he sea uroa portions or NE
-recs. rhs hope, hewsv~, muss be confessed, IN
,sF 81 Al as circumstances q the sssa rests upon bat
,trrns faunssics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18

took biz turn II Ne oar IKE man; also, wnsn sac on
shae he eutevtaiaed Ike . gentleman Toe lAst IN
lospg ssbtsf the ship the Hrss in oonhivns
In This connection wo canpos forge; Nr snyccr, tho
mate; kr hocre tho pilot; Nr. George Ho vAsd, whom
the ladies' thank for much tencn, and an Al orihe
crew, Who seemed 70 hold their captain emip.nty
worthy OF their repec and obec lenoe-oue they said,
who would mol desert The boat while plank of her ro-
muncd.
Henry Tbompson and wife, Butcher Baller aad vito,
Nr. I. W,er, A. AshmeAd and wife, Mrs OApel NJ .
O Cspell end sister, Mrs White, Are o. 8 Palmer and
son, W. knhal, o. Fouoett, y. Wagner, James
Fountain, 8 Wood
On thercad TO the city, hoard the City Of Rchmcnd,
the passeugen and oceTs OF the Norfolk adopted Gard
OF thanks, In which they desire 10 Offer their
moet grateful thanks 10 Cspain HoWes OF the ushp
Joseph whitney, FIR bis timely rescue Monday lat
from waery grave, and also TO his officers and psa
gers, fer their hind treatment whiht on boArd ihat
kx An er
BoeroS, Sept II, 1857.
The stesmihp Joseph Whitney, from Baltimore sa.rr
day, l2h inst 81 P H. arrived here u 10 day.
Capt. nowes repors he detained twenty -four hours
Chesapeake BAY by gale from the eastwArd On
Monday, a. . A. NJ, got under way, the weather still
heavy, with Q high - A2P. between Smith and
passengers and crew, forty In ALL Of the steamship Nor
Norfolk abandoned nine hours prevouRly she having
gone 10 pieces from the violence Of the gale Sunday
night about ten miles south Of Chncotsague The cued
rasseDges taken 10 the Delaware Breakw and
landed hs Joseph Whitney on Tuesday night OF Bafne
get, experienced another e. gale, whicn continued
until A. n. OF Wednesday, but sustained no damage.
Tho Gather afterwards was favorable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18

Tsx Nav SrsAM sLoor.cI-wAR At PErsLcoIG
me rsue of the steam Sosp ofw~ . - onht F"Af
sscs'a q tac E& la Hsce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18
APPALLING DISASTER.
TOTAL i OS s.
CENT RAJ AMERICA
NEARLY ALL HER PASSENGERS AND CREW
ONLY SIXTY LIVES SAVED.
Forty Of the Passengers on the
Way to New York In the
Hamburg Bark Elise.
Despatch Of the Daniel Webster and
Empire City in Search Of
the Wreck.
Additional Particulars Of the Injury to
Shipping in the Late Gale,
Despatch Of the Daniel Webster and
Empire City in Search Of
the Wreck.

Our worst fears respecting the
fate Of the steamship Central
America are realized. The fol-
lowing brief despatch, received
about IL o'clock last evening,
contains the heartrending intelli-
gence Of the total loss Of the
Central America, with nearly all
on board =
CHARLESTON, Sept. II.
The steamship Thomas Swami,
from New York, has arrived at
this port, and reports having
spoken, on the 18th inst, about
6fteer miles north Of Cape Hat
teras, the Norwegian bark Elise,
which had on board forty of the
passengers of the steamship Cen
trail America.
The passengers stated that the
Central America foundered on
the 18th inst, and that only
sixty out Of over five hundred
passengers were saved.
Nothing is mentioned concern
ing the specie she had on board.
The annexed despatch, con-
frmatory Of the above, was re-
ceived last night by Elwood Wal
ter, Esq, Secretary of the Board
Of Underwriters -
CHARLESTON, Sept. IL.
The steamship Thomas Swami,
arrived here, reports speaking a
brig with sixty Of the individuals
saved from the Central America,
which foundered at sea on the
l2th-all the rest on board lost.
No mention made of the specie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
Plumas County Convention.

The Democratic convention for Plumas
'ounty met Mt Quincy on Saturday last, and
ccted Delegates to the State Convention,
nd to the Senatorial and Judicial District
inventions also. Tic following are the
delegates 10 the State Conventional L &
hrwn, T.. F McElwnin. W. d Sawyer, i
Clark, J. c Lewis. Rich'd Irwin. - IIaun.
he same gentlemen were also chosen as
delegates to the District Conventions which
re to assemble in Orovllle on the 10th Of
luy. This delegation will sustain the Hon
! ". McCorkle for Governor, in the State
uvcnt,ou
For Members of Assembly. the coven'ion
dominated Mr.. Bnllou, formerly n Mem.
per from FL Dorado, and l. Shirwin
jur Acquaintance with the mtter gentlemen
snrrants us in the belief that better Dem
ernt could not have been chosen to repre-
sent the Interests OF that county in the 9th
Legislature of California With Mr. Ballou
we are personally unaeQnninted, but doubt
not the gentlemen cho>~ to carry alott the
banner of the party in Plumas county, will
be trlumphnntIy e.ected
The convention nominated f. T. Hogan,
Esq for County Judge Mr.. II is lawyer
OF fine ability, and one who deserved this
mark Of confidence and esteem OF the party,
as he mlter.d not in his loyalty in the
dat ktst hours of adversely, when secret cor
rurtion and dishonesty triumphed over
them
d Cate, E>q Of the American Valley,
was recommended as n suitable candidate
for Senator from the l4th district, composed
of the counties OF Butte and Plumas. II,
was the Democratic candidate for Member
Of Assembly from Plumas County, in 1850
lie is sound Democrat and excellent gen
tlemen, who would confer honor unon the
position, and we commend him to the favor
able consideration OF the Democracy OF
Bofte
We are indebted to NJ. II Farley, Esq.
who returned from Plumas yesterday morn
ing for the above intelligence The proceed
lngs of the convention will be received in IA
day or two. when we shall be furnished with
more complete in ormatlon concerning the
notion of the convention
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
Democratic State Convention.

Az meeting Of the Democrntic State Cpnir
committee. held IN san Frnnc-cp on The 2nlh Of Ma.
me following resolutions were adopted
RESOLVED. That the next Democratic State Co,
Vcn'loh be holden Rt the CITY uf Sacramrn,u. o.
TUESDAY,. the lIlh day of Jul, next aud ihat IT.
basis nf representation be follows. VIZ: enc IL,
7galr from every two hundred Democratic vor
cast hhd one delegate for every frncioH over ut
aundrcd democratic vote cast for any Democrat
state officer M th' last general clrciiot--thr Pr,-
lc4i leleclor being considered, for the Purposes
I'M re~olnion ~ state officers
RESOLVED. ThA' Mcs.rs. Tnoma- Moore and Rec
lnRl"n hre herehy appointed "A committee Ia cHnNi.
the ohicinl rr;uri ~ th ,fiire Of ihr Sec ciury
sta",Hud from them Ia make MP and publish the AZ
poriionrnent Of Delegates 10 which the varous cnui
'.t' ~ rniHoG according 10 the basls Gf lrrspnta
tlon adopted.
The committee appointed by the Last rcsoluto
made the following letort. by which the DsmocrH'
otthe arinns counties will he governed in eiectnt
ielegnlcs Ia the State Convention
ALFRED REDINGTpN Chairman.
J.. X WoODsIpE. Src', Dem state trnual Com.
To GEN.AlrRgp REDINGruS chairman, Nc Dear
Slr; The Committee appointed at NE recent meeting
Ot The Drm0crIlc State Central Committee TO Hpp.r
ton the delt ~ntcs which each county will hr enlr
10 elect under the rrsoulions uf the Central Commit
tee 10 meet ~ Convention in sacramento the lIt
of Juh rroxImO. have made the following appurlon
ment, viz
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
Economy s!0uiI b" tlIc order
NI TIC DAX.

The ~ub,crlbcr beg, leave to iui I'm the popcr'y
owners ot Orp,li' tnlt me- has come prepared Wlth
the necessary apparatus to hpiii n"Ht -i'~tnn'"s
FIRE pKOur >TtltE- of ,pAcNEiE OE tlI N,
at "a -,,Iugoi - per cent b.lpN tur cost DO hrick
hUldue-. lINwG alh'r'Hg1 h""~d-r" "l the
component parts at tins material "ni i'c W'notr "f
u.rng A. he can defy comP-lon. Those d'eIf"aS OF
budlus woud d. we'll to xiv" h'0n "a call rAn- and
Stccdi.auuu. drawn wtth ui-plIrh. Np> aPPHcn-
tIuu- rlt 40 the banking house of Hedges anhoh,
viii meet witA prompt attention. ~
jriuu J. !. hlNN ".
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
E-5a+;y 9y,t,e,ss-; = ''it,ts-, .-
Ns.t

No,icc i. hcr,b, person. h"gtne tH'te
Cuuu,, Warrants. paluhir from 'hr General / 7rd,
Registered between th. ~ eta, ol Nuyrmb'r 1850,
and th. 5tb Of December j'il inclusive, lhal the
same ~ hc pald ou pre-entltion az Tins o'cr, ari
after this date said Warrants vii ccusc To- henr III.
terest. NM lNIllNoEE
T,..uecr Butte toluty.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
Democratic Primary Election.

Notice ia hereby given thHt the DE 'ocrnic Prmnr,
Ele"i,n for Orovile Precinct. 10 elect Del gates tu
the County Convention TO hr holden on the 9Th day
of Jult hrxt, will take place ,n hr 2d dny of Iul'
preceding, .,nd for that purpose will he opened a'
o'clock of that dny and kept open until O'Clock p
NJ in the brick building of Mo,ris Dnwner. en- the
corner of the Plaza By or Jo'N :. GERRY.
THONA- CsI Tow,
JAMFS HARLOW
Oruvie, June 90. Inspectors
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

wHew The publisher of Ned McGow.
ans forthcoming work. advertired it in the
San Francisco Bulletin. # Tuesday The
Editor discovered il on Wednesday, ordered
il out aud refunded the money. The fact is
narnded forth in an editorial, We mention
il as a singular proceeding on the part of
s,eh q Edit0r as Tom King
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PriYatC Boarding.

Can be had at lie house northwest c"rner owner
and Nun'g merry streets, WITH roum~ II drsirrl. turn.
ished to sut gentlemen With their wives or singI,
gentlemen (ns the case mny bel Apply 10
MF~. BERRY.
les 30" tr f'''~,'s. y
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

SUICIDE rhe Sonoma Journal learns
TINT at Bodega Port, on the lth inst MIR.
George Kern committed suicide, by shooting
himself in the mouth with Colts revolver,
whilst laboring under a temporary fit of iu
sanity lie was about fifty years of age
ami u native OF Germany.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

--.- Asaxy7 yea &sssra-z.,s@SNr--~Char]as
NJ Peterson, proprietor OF an Assay office in
Sacramento street, San Francisco has been
arrested on Il charge of embezzlement from
John Cleary, miner from Sonora, of ST.
700, which was left on deposit at his office
A part of the deposit was left for assay.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
In Ilic ict,!.

The friend. of : !. SNYDER respectfully an.
nounce him candidate fcr As-' il. tu' i,cl 10
the nomination ot Mo Democratic touNrn'iun
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
Democratic County Convention.

The Democraiic Electors ol the differ mt Precincts
IN Butte county are hereh, requested to send dele.
gntrs tu the Democrat tic County t'OnVr lion which ~
her by ca,d Ia meet ri prrville IN Monday. July g.
1857. for the purpose of tlrc II < del.Patrs To lh"
State convention. N" ifle'nth J1dicm District
Convention the l4ih senatorial li.irlcl Convention,
md for the o. II lion # ornN Officers Accort
TO the gpporlio' mcn adoptrc b, the last tunv'
ton the diheret Precincts are emitted To reIr,
spnlution ~ follow.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
Don.tti:roM Nour Moncy nMn,!

Eui ~ To HtNnEES aud hH,c Nuur k,uc>s
taken. corner of luntoon st. and Miners thY
They have h,d over eleven ycur- experience in thc
art. and warrant tacir pictures tn br ~ good
to- urH- GIVE THEM \ CYL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

through meadows or cshons, OF course We are bound
10 believe it to be The best ronte In the mountains be-
cause they tellus just they have about the good
vrndr tbrou. h the canon from Indian TO American
Valley
From Indian VALLEY TO the pR.s 10 Honey Lake
VALLEY, the distance st~cn, four miles and phfles
tnnd ready al tht- moment 10 lake cnntrHc ct " m
iSh his part OF the road tor twelve thousand d' llar-
Now, IL this ruad isa. good n they would hay" MS
believe In ur,r report. Why Will It c.-t Si20o' to
make It from Indian Whitley 10 the summr.H di>'0.'e
of - miles? At thai rate 1t would cost So 'r 1
and that through ucce--,ou of the most beautiful
meadows i, il po, ,ihlr TOR he eye Ia est on Either
the route p posed 10 Indian Valley Is much worse
than appen In their report or else some person
wishes To rrilizr hule fortune out Of contrac'. u
will say here that none of the Commissioners from
Iuba was oyer TIN. art of the rouie.) and We tH'0
uouc ot TN IN ,Plumas Commissioners arr governed
toy In n, ;jv,s Oh no, They would not make any
money oui ct 'hl- al, they posse too much SYM
pahy Tor tie immgr1tl to profit ol ihrr tnt-C rluuc>
md lh'y h We too much regard tor the coum'nlN at
large to inno>. upon heir ,redulity rn' -til some
Of them. or their f., ni,. would b willing 10 hnid
this rnud through these slcrcs-ion Of most beautiful
valc,s' for five hundred dollars per mllr. We cknow
mll well lint j. uo'hne bui that innate feeling Of
philnn'h opy that induces these men to spend lh'ir
time and mon 20 riuhl- n ~uy-worn Immigrants
To- rcHch e American Nalhy-and or"taf purpose?
would IA :" citzcus of American N-ll"y render them
further ass,-,ncr to enable them to pur-e thrr way
to the Sac,am ntp ,lIcy ? 40: thcy would say 10
tn IN. We have assisted YOU ia ~ far, aud nov let
those bcN Onl do n mUch tur !oI. Il will be hero
that the immigrant clrns for tnc Hr-l unr thtt he
" Il luo,c rye per crnragr ot stock b, poison,
if he proceeds farther What i, hc To do: Can lac %
back? No; ht m kc- up ms mind - dl,po-~ OF his
stock, whch he upr' al reduced prices. Thus II -
tnut the citizens oi tins Valley expect to get tnrr
turn. for the investment. made 10 bud th~ ;rcach-
erous rotn, mad" blt Ia deceive 'he people below.
and IT, plumber the Immigrant of h- ",ock
A. an evidence Of how lar they would Z, h. effect
their obJect. tn" following vii pre- q, When WIN
routes from II ,uey Lake valley. thai We misht rct
ID" best one Ia The 81 noV lcy, hrr, apprqrrd
an article in the 'Old Moln'a uerr.' IL ptprr plb-
lishrd al quincy, IA IN American Nnicy, which
NOT calculated to reflect much credit us' The
author Of the article AN ~ajl-n ID was acqlnntcd
wuh at most ,ny durrg our stay n American
galley, rud with that short acquaintance hr
would rcguld c~- 81 our feelings publish anything In
order o r,rc-tall the opinions of s'mr Of the dele
g,tr- who we're to meet here ui, the ith of MAY.
But let ~ crmpu'o toe distance from II Dney Lake
Valley to American Valley:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

SETTLERS CoVvfNTIoN - The Settlers
mento. on Friday July 81.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

THANKS -Dewit s. Calkins will please
accept our thanks for full files OF papers
from below
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

NEVADA County The primary election
in Nevada county will he held on Satur 'rr
9th instan'.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
mrr-rrrr,m..n.r--urru-r,

DtLtGATEs 10 TiE STATE CONVENTION.
The Counties of Los Angeles. Stnni-Inus,
aud Tuoumnc, have elected delegates to the
Weller, They seLl in the aggregate, "A
delegates The counties of Humboldt, ka-
math, Siskiyou, and Plumns, have elected
delegates favorable to McCorkle They send
in the aggregate, % delegates That is the
way the contest stands at present, notwlth-
standing the isreIresentation Of the Sac
ramenio In on, and kindred sheets
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

NEWSPAPER FAvoRs We are under obi
cations to Mr. J Brangan for tn Sacramento
Eai0n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

Thus making the distance from immigrant road 10
American Whitley - miles. From her 10 kabh /
Creek i'll - mi es, una from nbbi rcek 10 VI rvs
vIllr Go miles. making the d,tanc" from inn. Erant
road IN Honey .ke Valley va : mcricnn Whitley ami
Rabbit Creek to Nnry~vr, In miles, aud then some
o lhc llumn> drtg trs will tel you thai il j. The
shortr-t Quite through lhr mountains
That there can be good ruud made by the why Of
Il ,bbil rcck uud Jami-,n Greek and mucp sbor'rr
than be Amtr can Ntly, there u up cues iua, and
am nlN .atr fed tha! the Comm~ sinner- iron lhls
county have selected II coed one by This rout'.--oue
that viii rrQuir. To h'w worked hut nlsut miles,
the rest o ia" Wnl ucy nj K bot Creek btttg 'ary
;hr whole dist nee through rrh and terte llrl-
A. rN rcl - & over Ia route Il rug the next
week. | viii wait until see II Ur myself and Will
write yuu All the particulars.
The only to co upulr TIE distances from W. ney
Lake kall,>, - from tn point OF thr Nary " b r.
the cmlgrant read fret strikes u. Vi i,h - II Uilr-
from ltu. p Rnuch, whic' makes The distance f. IN
Orpvihe VI. Doytuwn, E,g Meadow &c, one Il N
ore uhd miles, only state hi "a urner 20 ~liuw
that m last named route is not quite n far hs hy
American Valley.
Yours &c, WV. KING.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

INDIANS HosrILE.-The late news from
Umpqua, Oregon Territory, - iha' there Hs
danger OF an Indian outbreak. The Rogue
River Indians had been led off by their
chief John, from the reservation, and were
going back to their old hunting grounds.
The garrison at Umpqua consisting of only
twenty. five men, was too weak to prevet it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

MARYsvILLL CORREsPoNDFNCL I'VE pub
lish this morning the communication Of Mr.
King, on the subject of the immigrant road, ,
and the action of ihe Mnrysville Commits
sioners in the premises. 1t has been on
hand for two or three days. but we have
been unable heretofore to find room for it
1t is tart document. and will be read with
interest. especially by the Commissioners
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

REpuBIlcANs IN THE FIELD.--The Oid
Mountaincer says that the Republicans Of
Pumas county are marshaling their forces
preparatory to the fall campaign.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26

TEHAMA COUNTY The Democratic Cen
traI Committee of Tehama County met at
Red Bluffs on the 18th, aud ca Ied the Dem
cratic County Convention 90 meet at Red
b utf~, on wednesday, July h, for the pur-
pose OF electng delegates to the State aud
tion OF County officers. The B aeon calls
upon the Democracy to respond with alac-
rity, and see that their views are properly
repre,cnted. Their County Convention will
b, composed Of 81 delegates.