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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-05
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-05
Tnr Californian.
BY G. VI. STONE X co.
St. Johnsbury, Sept. 5, 1857.

l = 1t viii he the aim Of the conductors Of IHf
CALIFORNIAN to give the News III all attractive
form and i'll its season: to make an lnterestn.
and cicvating Family journal: to discuss public
affairs with independence and vivacity: and It
reflect he common New England sentiment against
the great Wrong Of Slavery.
CoKKrsroxnlXcE.-Wc solicit rolu"taiy con"
,svuirut;cn> from al parts of the country upon
matters of interest 4 J Items Of Ners in par
,icular. will be thankfully received
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-05

Los 81 IN ATA>7as til.i--Nr. : -t,,ur
StcHart "!i;r~ n t. -,"rrnaI al C,,nu..rr..
that the application Of the break bn the on
Sinccr al IL" Niagara must har, beer IS
necessity. for IL engine h,.rw hccorrir.n,,
that tl:a ir..ii u'.l3 par -, cable. |, an
'.;'f~ that H:';'r l.a.in- cat properly 800
mics. 'hcr then is. !"'i 2';lcs IN gong over
- miles ii r''"fi. Tn cable. no doubt,
rrc"'a,cr,,; o:.c e those >.c:c.. under cur
rent rnn,n= acca>>-Wif;ch would have run
run a~lt With nearly all they had -
a..d which caused such difficulty in sound
i.:@ VIII The dcrf->ea lea! - 10 have go;
those parts OF The ocean to he called ua-
Tth"Mai'. Il W. ia d'',,t deemed wiser
10 save ;hr !.-!ai.c, of tho c..i.lc. than to cx-
pend the whole over tHo-;il:rIs or three
quarters ot,a, In.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-05

r. Parker H. French has taken French
leave of California. He has hid a varied cx-
pcricncc. WithiE eight Years he has kept a
tavern down east, been a stock dealer ON the
the plains. editor ola know nothing organ
tilibuster IN Sonora. diplomats: in Nicaragua.
applicant at the national capital for a plcni
potentiaryship, real estate operator in Min
ncsota and lastly an editor at San Francisco
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-05
The Northwest.

TIE TRUE STATE OF Til: CASE - TIE W!.>T
NEITHER \ "SLOUGli OF DEsrONn. NOR !.
Observation-Disclosures tx FACTS-NAIt-,,Ai.
SCENERY, SC.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-05

Fran orr Otrn 'orTr>j caIenf.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-05

Fot representatives elected see next page.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-05

mates. to Re presented 1T the next annual
meeting. OF the cost involved in undertaking
and sustaining such an E'uce'i'"" Jou'""
as NAV be adapted to the wants of the State.
The Recommendation was adopted and the
following Committee chosen: Prof. \. u.
Clark of Burlington.J J. H. Colby Of st. johns
bury. and 4: G. johnson of Rutland. The
Com. on the next meeting OF the Association
reported Bellows Falls Is the place. which
was adopted.
Adjourned.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
OroyilIe Mining Company.

The claim of this Company, to be humed
this wear commences at the bar near the
foot of Downer st. and extends down the river
n distance of 3 500 feet The worA of grad
ing for the fume, wac commenced during
the low water last fan, but the vet season
compelled them to cease operations until the
river again falls to n manageable size. The
present high water, occasioned by the melt
ing SHOWS in the mountains, is higly favor
able to river operations, rs it will enable
companies to turn the stream at an early
day.
This immense fume, will be forty feet in
width, and seven anF half feet in depth,
and will raise the river from ground which
has been successfully prospected by wing
dams-the present company having purchas-
ed the claims.
We learn from the energetic AMI success
full river operator, A. 5. Hart, Bsq who
has the contract for the erection of the flume
and draiaing the claim, that large mum
Der of hands will soon be employed on the
work, and that it will be pushed rapidly
forward to completion. The former expert
ence of the contractor leaves no room to
doubt his success in turning the river at an
early day, and the claims on the bar along
the river, as we'll as those portions of the
claim which have been prospected by wing
dams, give the best possible assurance that
an immense deposit of the precious metal is
contained within the claim, that is destined
for coinage and circulation between this and
November next.
Feeling confident that thisclaim continued
$4,000 in deposits. left by generous nature
subject to the draft of the Butte Record es-
tablishment, we have concluded to draw for
it to the extent of one share. Mr. Hart has
reduced river mining to legitimate and
natural science, and no one ever yet made
legitimate draft upon nature that was dis
appointed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

The n. Y. Tribune has an article on the
election to the Senate Of Messrs. Bright and
Fitch from Indiana, indulging in its usual
good natured feelings for everything in any
manner opposed to Republicanism, calling
those gentlemen "two impostors from lndi.
ana, to whom were affixed the names of
Fitch and Bright, with an impudence akin
to q California ticket swindler," &C., &c,
calls them "two Dough Democratic Senators
from free State" . beautiful pair" and
thinks the Senate in not sending them back,
has fallen from its pristine state" and
lost to all sense of self-respect,' in listening
to the "sophistical balderdash Of Mr..
Bright. Asks who will squander his time or
waste his faculties in playing props " and
"three card monte" when they can get into
the Senate despite Justice" Truth" and
"merts"
This is the manner adopted by the New
~oFk Black Republican organ in speaking Of
its political opponents, men who have occu-
pied high places in the councils of the nation,
and enjoyed its confidence and respect, while
at the same time, the edtor-i3 chief, the
immaculate Greedy, is bringing libel suits
against the Democratic press in various por
tons of the country, and asking the people
in considering them to lay politics aside, and
render ju Siice between man and man. The
greatest rogue is the first to turn States
evidence, and he vilest political slanderer
Is the first to commence libel suits for arti
cles appearing during political canvass.
The Legislature of Indiana meets bienni
ally. There were two Senators to be elected
last winter, or the State would be without
representve in the U. S Senate for period
OF Two years. The Democracy were in
ma tority in Joint convention Of the Legsla-
ture, but the Republicans had majority in
the State Senate, and refused to meet the
House for the election Of U. s Senators, or
for any other purpose, being determined to
rule the majority, or leave the State without
Senator's Under these circumstances,
joint Convention was held, the Republicans
of the Senate refusing to attend, and Messrs.
Bright and Fitch were chosen s. Sena-
tors. OF course the Republicans in the U
S. Senate have endeavored to prevent them
from securing their seats, and the U. S. Sen
ate refusing to devote the short session thai
has interviewed since their election to the
investigation of the matter, in accordance
with the clamorous demands of the default
ing Republicans, has given rise to the Iri-
Junes respectable and anti-libsllious arti-
Gle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
MANY DEMOCRATS.

BUTTE QUARTZ MINING Co.-This Com
pauy's claims are located near Spanishtown,
on the Rich Guch quartz lead, and joins on
the north, the Virginia quartz company's
claims, which have been prospected and
found to be Of superior richness. The
company was incorporated April 18th, 1851.
Mr. J. T Johnson has been appointed Pres
ident and General Director, W W Coughey,
Secretary, and T. Il. Gray, Treasurer The
attention recently paid to this description of
mining in this county, has developed as rich
specimens of quartz as can be found else
where in the State.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

ASSAULT AND BATTERY An interesting
case was brought before Justice Elliott on
Thursday, which occupied about twelve
hours in the hearing. Itappears that Mrs.
Mooney is residing on the bar below town,
and the land occupied by her was claimed by
the prosecuting witness and others, as a
mining claim. They proceeded to prepare
the ground for working by clearing away
the shrubbery around Mrs. Moneys resi-
dence when she assaulted them With sluce
fork, and struck Mr.. M. Kelley once or
twice, after which the fork was wrested
from her, and she was summoned to appear
before Justice Elliott, to answer to the
charge of assault and battery. The case
was tried by jury, and attracted large
crowd. The jury returned verdict of not
guilty, at late hour last evening, when
the spectat tors exhibited the most extrava-
CANT demonstrations of delight, and sent up
cheer after cheer. Three cheers were given
for Mrs Mooney, three for her counsel. Mr..
Granger, and three for the jury.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
RoBaERIEs IN THE NORTH On Friday,


April 3rd, daring and extensive robbery
was effected in the boarding house of J h.
Rice, at Simonville, near French Bar, Siski-
you county About o'clock in the evening
room was entered, and a carpet-bag con
tanning $500, which had been placed there
by the Treasurer Of the Cormack Mining
Company, carried off The thief entered the
house through the kitchen, masked. and
Mrs. Rice giving the alarm, he fired at her,
narrowly grazing her breast, and rushing
into the room secured the money and made
good HE retreat. Some twenty or thirty
men in n billiard room near by, started in
pursuit. but could find no trace of the thief,
and the next morning the empty carpet bag
was found one hundred yards from the
house
On Tuesday, April eth, n man was stopped
on the Bates Trail, Trinity mountain. by
two men, wearing black masks, and robbed
of S2i. One Of the highwaymen held pis
tol to the head of the man while the other
rifled his pockets When they were through
they told him he was not the person they
wanted
On the 9Th. the cabin of n miner on
French Gulch. was robbed of thirty-two
ounces Of gold dust
On the evening Of the same day, man
was shot in his cabin door, on Dry Greek, by
one offour suspicious persons. vino had been
proving about in masks.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

RUGS VS.. FIREMEN.-The idea appears
to be entertained by portion oi,Our citi-
zens, that iron pipes extending from the
ditch into town will be more effective in case
of fire, than an organized Fire Department,
with engines, hook and ladder truck, Sc,
and acting upon this suggestion, some of
them are aping their pipes for the Trustee
ship. In the first place, the cost of iron
pipes necessary for carrying this plan into
operation 1dll cost more than the reauIred
number of cisterns and two engines An.
other objection to relying upon this arrange
ment for Fire Department, is the fact that
it has ia led in other places-~Placerville,
Sonora, &c.,-as sufficient force cannot be
obtained to throw several streams with
effect Pacervlle was amply provided with
pipe and hose, supplied from a,Jeservoir far
above the town, and still it vas destroyed
by fire. They are effective oaJy in throw
ing water at a fire, instead of reaching it,
and we had better be engaged in case of fire,
in tearing down and removing buildings,
than in handling hose.
What we now need is the construction of
a number of cisterns Mt required and con-
venient places. We shall soon have an en-
CINE, ami when one makes its appearance in
our streets another will soon follow, or we
very much mistake the public spirit aud en-
tcrprise of our young men. This would con
sttutc, an effective Fire Department, and
cost less than the iron pipes above for the
ineffective employment OF hose. All of these
are within our grasp, and We should not be
diverted from their realization by the spec
ulating fancies OF inveterate blowers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

TAXING MINING CLAIMS The members
of the Legislature favorable to the imposi-
ton of tax on mining claims had a meet.
ing on the evening of the 18th, but as there
seems to have been no previouaprcparation
a committee was appointed to prep IRE reso-
buttons, and the meeting adjourned. The
committee was composed of Messrs. Steele.
Norman, Catlin. Stephenson apd'Bell.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

SINGULAR. ESCAPE, - The Gibsonville
Messenger has an account of two narrow
escapes at Secret diggings, in one of which
q man was carried down shaft With mass
of snow, distance of fifty feet and then
swept two hundrad and fifty feet through a
tunnel by rush of water without injury.
Another man was buried under a snow drift,
where he remained for some time, without
the knowledge of any one, and when taken
out was but slightly injured.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

The Democrats Of the town of Crove aro re-
auested to meet at the Court House, Friday, the
l7ih inst, at O'Clock ? NJ, for the pupose making
nominations for town officers, to be elected on the
frat Monday IN May next.
Let there be full attendance.
aprl4td MANY DEMOCRATS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

BRIGHAM YOUNG The Administration
is determined to dispense with Brigham
Young as soon as lis cession expires Mr..
Buchanan will see if some other than a
Mormon Governor cannot govern Utah. The
organic law gave to the Governor and Legis-
lature the power to ik the seat Of Govern
ment. Brigham and his saints anticipating
that some day he might be suspended, fixed
the seat of Government at Fillmore City, n
miserable place several hundred miles from
Salt Lake City, 50 that his successor would
be distant from the population, and thus en-
able him to continue TO exercise control
over it,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
APPROPRIATION FOR CALIFosNIA.-Th

APPROPRIATIONS FOR CALIfosNIA.-Th
following are given rs the prominent appro-
pria.ions made by the last Congress for Cali
fornia The list does not include the sala-
ries Of judges, officers IF the land office and
a great many other items connected with
the U. s. Government. The entire appro-
priations exceed SO 100000;
For Wagon Roads. ........ ..... S6OO,OO0
FoH Overland Mails, per annum,
for six years. ......''' ooo'OoO
Fertifcations at Fort Point. 3o0,OOO
Fortifcations at Alcatras Island. 2OOOOO
Mail service by sea mp the coast to
Oregon and Washington, ...... l2o'oOO
Navy Nard at Mare Island (being
an Increase over the estimates
of "A aaut $40 ,000) about. 4OO,0O0
For Indian affairs. .......,..... lOo,uoU
improvements to Mint. .......... 4o'0OO
Salaries and Exposes in Mint,.... 299.oO0
Salaries OF Surveyors Othce...... lo,oOO
1874, 900
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

Assay OFFICE -Messrs Firth & ThOss
have opened an assay office, on Myers street
This is something that Oroville has long re-
quired, and we hope the proprietor2, Nay
meet with the utmost success
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

PROBABLE, MURDER AND SUICIDE.-A
Geographic dispatch to the Sacramento
Union, states that al ARRAY occurred in
Greenwood, FL Dorado county, in which
Frenchman shot three bal $ into one man
and one into another. lie Was Immediately
pursued by number. Of men, but succeeded
in getting into his own cabin. He then
put the pistol to his head aud blsw his brains
out with the last charge. The wounded
men we're not dead at last accounts
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

The BURNT DIsTRICT.-Mr. Lamp, who
was burnt out at the late fire, has new
building in progress of erection on the old
site Mr.. l.. lost several buildings when Bid
well was destroyed by fire in "a, but not
outstanding these reverses he will soon
reopen for the reception of the pu4ic.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

EMIGaANrs FROM SONORA "A large num-
Der of industrious Sonorians are, according
to San Andreas hdepsadent, about to EN-
igrate TO California, bringing with them
their families and herds for the purpose of
packing and stock raising.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

Mr.. Editor. you wi,Taea-e announce the mare
GAIT MtRRY. n Il candidate tor Marshal, at Il
approaching municipal election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

Wopruy AppoINTMENr.-Col Sam Me
Try, editor of the Ohio Statesman has been
ointed Governor Of Minnesota.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
S2,794,00O

Gg. DR.. Gwin has been placed on the
Committee of Finance and Post Office in the
Senate, and Mr.. Droderick on the public
land and military committee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

OLIVE OArMAN.-This young lady, who
spent five years among the Mohave Indians,
is about to be sent to the Santa ara Insti-
tute, to complete her education.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

w. The latest dates from Salt Lake
bring a rumor that serious dissenSion had
arisen among the Saints, and that Brigham
Yeung had taken his flight from the city.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

FANCY Dry GooDs STORE. - Messrs.
Bromberger g. Co, Washington Block, My
ers street, have a large assortment of rich
and desirable goods, which they offer to the
public on modera terms Go and see them
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
WILLIAM COFFEY,

At the>reG nest of many friends, ana subject to the
Democratic nomination. offers himself for The olhco
OF Marshal. at the approaching election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
". A. MCLAUGHLIN.

Mr.. Enron Please announce he name oi W. a.
NcIATGIiIIN uS "A candidate tor Mar hal, sntlecs
10 the noniEnun OF the Democratic Convention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

BnL1ARDs-A billiard table. is offered
for sale at the Pioneer Saloon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

Ed. BUTTE RECoRD-SIR The erudite
communication in your paper of yesterday,
under the head Of "COmaon Schools is n
gross insult a. a large and respectable portion
of this community, and as an humble unit
Of this numerous class alluded to, nDust
be permitted to dsprove the slanderous.as-
serton urged by J b. C-(esdently the-in-
itals of Jejunus Brob1ignagian Corpus lit
orally, prodgious mass of steriity-and
published by Yourself without comment and
in evident gust0) that most ofiearth's great
est men were, and are men oS large phys-
cal proportions" Disagreeahle as it is to
insult the meanest capacity by recalling to
it familiar facts, it is necessary in refuta-
ton to hint that there once adorned the
realms of literature, certain parties called
Shakespeare, Pope, Cowper and Moore. In
military annals one Napoleon played quite n
conspicuous part--a hundred more names
might be furnished, whose mental calibre
consrasted with their physical, gaze to the
smaaer proportioned the preponderence
in intellect. But let J B c. search for him
self One thing is certain, he possesses him.
self in an inordinate degree what he lays
down rs an evidence of genus-'a good
big head" which, in this case ut least,
take to be SYNONYMOUS with a "sweled" one.
Indignantly Yours,
n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
EDW ARD d WILLIS

Announces himself n IA Candidate for the Office
Of Marshal, ut the ensuing election.
Oroyllle April II. l-j7.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
D. G.. O'DONNELL.

please announce b. G.. OpoNNFl'b ms cand-
date FIR CIly Treasurer, subject Ia he Democratic
Nominating Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
J. II SHARP,

Announces himself ~ candidate for Marshal
subject to the Democratic nominating convention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
JESSE BEENE,
TII0S. ELLIS.

VIII be candidate for Marshal at city election,
first Monday IN May.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I A. RIDER

Announces himself n candidate for the office OF
Assessor u, the approaching municipal "eciion.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

Wearc authorized to Announce flIOS. WELLS,
II Il candidate for ne office OF Trustee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
c. SCRIBER.
CAEY MURRAY.

We are authorized to announce c. SCRiBtR, as
.,rundidAlU for Trustee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17
91OPDlS79 9pOA9 Z
DRY Goods a II d Clothing

Ever offered in this market which they are selling
at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. We would call
the attention OF THE LADIES and the putAc gen
eraIly TO our extensive SPRING STOCK, Consisting
in part of silks rich stripes, plaid watered and plain
colors; Mantiilas. Bafnges, Silk Tissues, Chambre.
BrilliaBtencs. Lawns, French Calico, Robes and
Prints generally and In fact everything which the
ladies' wear have in abundance. ana of the finest
quality. II the LADIES' will call and examine
GOODS and PRICES, we are certain they will not
90 away dissatisfied We have arrangements in San
Francisco By which we. get our goods such terms
rs enable ms to sell LOWER THAN ANY OTTER
HOUSE IN OKOVlLLE, fact ~hich can be dem
onstraIed 10y giving u9-a call The most complete
assortment of BONNErS on hand.
Orovlle, April l6, 1857. apl6-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

Political NOTICES All Political Notices must
inyarlariabIy be paid for in advance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-17

SrRINGTowN Owing to recent discover
les of excessively rich quartz in the vicinity
of Carleton RaviDe, McCabes Gulch, and
Stringtown the latter location bids fair TO
be town after all. 1t is an old 40 place,
and has experienced vcissitudes innumera-
BILE. The Grand Gold Ledge, situated
about one mile above Bob Taylor's, pays $50
per ton The Kerby Ledge in the same vi
cinity, is represented as paying $500 per
ton There are about fifty different lodges
being opened, with fair prospects if success.