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SUPERIOR CoURT-TRn TEKx-Nsy ll-Befcrs Judge

THE FOwIEs And BOWEN LIBEL SUIT.
Fovles sgt. Bowen a McNamee.
This cause coming up this morning, on the InolI"n
for postpon Judge oodruf said that it must o" mo
time during the present term. Counsel agreed 70 Ase
set down for trial OF Tuesday the 18th inst
SFEcIAL TERM-B.fore Judge DUER
Graham sgt MscbsdO.
Judgment for defendant on demurrer 10 complain,
unless plaintiff within twenty days amended complaint
and pay costs Of demurrer
Classen 1gt. Downs.
Demurrer 10 first defense Overuled; 10 second ana
third den.es allowed liberty TO plaintiff aud defendant %
eneud 10 costs 70 either party.
Before Judge HOFFMAN.
Mason ast Ring.
Motion for discovery denied without costs.
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IAdyertisemept.

JAMES PYLEss DIETETIC SALERATUS
Has no equal making Biscuit Cake and Pastry Of all kinds
Light For sale at all the Groceries Depot No.
3l3 Washington-st.
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Internationally
CITY and COUNTRY VIEWS, Photographic; Au

dubons River Scenery aud Mountain Homes Carmansvle'
, taken and exhibting-very beautifully HOLINESS travel
Ina Depot portraits and views No 2S9 Broadway
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nv TcIcQraph.


BOSTON Msy il-Arrivei British brig Mnnehshs LONDON
Below ship Prospero from To- shusnsi steamer Palmetto
from Philadelphia
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ADVERTISEMENT

NAHNOCh az w.,
GENTLEMEs's HITTERs.
No. $40 Broadway,
81 Nicholas Hotel, New York
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write for body and should understand every faculty of the
in all is conditions and relations Examinations with
wrttep descriptions, dsly at No. 500 Broadway.
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MINIATURE ALMANAc....T THIS DAT.
Sun-Rises... 4:45 Sets...... 7:08 Moon-Sets lice
HIGH wATER...rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook a.. $3.50 Gov Island 9:49n Hen Gate ell 30
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La " LNTE,LLIGE.NCE.

Judge Emott of the Second District sat at the
Supreme Court Circuit yesterday by arrangement
with Judge Davies.
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y,tirg into the trough Of the sea. and one Of the
sailor- drowned. The others, after being IN the
water from FIVE to ten inmates, rescued by the
captain aud crew Of the steamboat Active. Our re-
porter lid not learn the name Of the unfortunate sailor.
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AsHES-She market is unsettled and quotations are diff,
cult sales Of 100 bbls att 500 81 IS for Pearls and
75d7 s74 for Pots
COTTON-The market is quite tame sales have been re-
ported today the quotations annexed must be considered
riraI
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Arrived.

Steamship Columbia Berry, Charleston - hours 10 Spodd
Tleston Co Sunday p m. passed schrs Lilly, bounds
and w II Smith bound n Same day, p m, sid steamer
State Of Georgia bound 20 Charleston.
Sands Head Feb. d, lDseed &c TO ID. O. 4 w. Bacon
March % lat "a 20 s., Ion Is E. passed Am bark Junas
steerng the eastward The O. C. got the dodms IN df
south and days thence TO the Equator April 20 at
IS g. s. spoke bark VIM Schroeder Upton, from
Buenos Ayres for Salem. April s lat % lon 81 49, passed
big b. L. swan of New Haven bound s. w. The Game
Cock bound Boston and when OF Cape Cod was ordered
BY pilot boat 20 New-York.
Ship Humboldt iBrem) Psusen Hamburg April 2 tndse
and $50 pass L. T.. Ainsinck Experienced some heavy
schr Nile Warner Virginia days. wood.
Schr Ella, Tubbs Virginia days, 10 A. C. Ravens
schr. Capt John, Davis. Wsrehsm
schr JSmes Lawrence Allen Boston, mdse to Dayton
Srague.
schr Cabot, Mayo, Boston mdse. to =. II. Hendck.
Schr. Lonsdae Crowell, Boston, mdse TO y Crowell.
schr. Melbourne Hunt Rondout for Boston.
Schr. Lady Lake, Barker, Alexandra, Va, grain.
schr Gem Crane Washington, N days naval stores 70
Blossom Sons.
schr Rio, Baker, Boston. mdse. 70 order.
Schr. Henry Gibbs, Snow, Gloucester, fish.
Sehr. Silver Cloud, Churchill, Portsmouth. ..I
schr. Joseph NJ. Lane -, Gloucester, fish.
Sch C. C. Farnsworth, Gray, from Rondout for PoTtsmos
BELOW-l brig
sAILED-shps Republic (Brem.), Wenke, for Bremen;
Flos Temple Cole for San Francsco bark Coroso tbFem
Steengrsfe, for Bremen.
Withholding the dag from ~
The steamship James Adger Of the Charleston line ~as ms
mon ua noated the Sectional Dock after completing hsf
pairs and steamed round her berth Pier No TIE
ship Nashville Of the line wiz this day asn Oh
the above dock for examination. The ship Continent " ,n
burden also taken the Balance Dock for repairs sss
will be stripped, recsulked and newly coppsred.
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NETRoPoLITAS Police BUL.-The following com
municaiion was presented 10 the Brooklyn Board oil
Aldermen last evening
Alderman Palmer moved 10 lay Il on the table.
Alderman Fowler moved that the reception OF the
commun cation be indefinitely postponed. ms reso-
luton was unanimously carried;
To the Common Council Of the cry J BToohys5
Won arr hereby repeculy requested by the Board a Police
W.,onoan District the State q New York 20 furnish
md n,oyd AZ The expense Of the City Of Brooklyn all
SAN rodaton within the pr"cnts Of said Metropolitan
D, a. are contained within the boundary u said city all
- Sti required by the Board Of Police for the
Of the Police force Of said precinct for the lodging
n and dordery persons for accord
srce with Of the act entitled An act % esbsha Metro
lifan Police District and 20 provide for the government
hereof"
used for police purposes and the existing accommodations
therein provisions for warming and lighting the aud
" III need further provision in respect Of the until
further requston is made upon your honorable body
y,r- York Nav Il. Is57 s DRAPER President
Board of HeoIh.-On motion of Aid. Walters, the
following were designated members of the Board
of Health. On motion of AID Fowler, the Board
were required 10 meet on the LIST of june and adjourn
on the LIT of October: The Mayor, President Of the
Board of Aldermen, and Aid. Walsh Preston, Fifth
ian, Schools and Clark.
DRowvED-AbOut ii O'Clock Sunday night, as
one Of the Houston ferry boats entering the Zip,
German named Hubbard residing in y " walked of Of
the ferry bridge drowned The body has not yet been
recovered.
ACcIDENT.-On Sunday afternoon, number Of
young amusing hemselvs by jumping in the hay loft
al riding school Augustus Meseroe made leap and In do
slipped through cute 20 the floor below and sustain
ed q fracture Of the right leg
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PiCEroCEET.-WGter X. Montrose was yesterday
afternoon arrested charge Of picking the pocket Of Mr.
Caroline Levy Broadway and taken before Justice Connolly
who committed him 20 a. the COurt Of Sessions % day
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AT this rate fully 25 600 tuns of railroad iron will
be sent to market by these works alone during the
present year. Add to this the rails made at the Rough
and Ready Works, which have already been and will
be shipped this year. and we will have at least the
grand total Of 10000 tuns of railroad iron to be
forwarded from Danvile in 1857"
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changes on Philadelphia, Baltimore, &c, have been
in favor OF this city, and that some considerable
amounts Of coin have been drawn from those cities.
Boston, on the contrary, has been drawing from
In Deposits the change is unimportani, the undrawn
Deposits showing small gain. The American Ex-
change Bank increased its paid-up capital half 4
million. which accounts for portion Of the expansion
Of Loans.
The COMPARISON with last week is a. follows;
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ENPREss THIEF.--An Express wagon and horse was
stoen from TArytnwn few days since. The thief was 90
segv'd driving through Yonkers a. furious rate but
ESpess" being painted the wagon his speed ao ~
cite ispiciou, and be allowed 70 pass re"A
80 osered and description Of the property given "1
vSri sing columns.
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The DdHrWe Democrat makes the announcement oi
very active iron trade by the works in tina; region
It says:
"The quantity of railroad iron shipped from the
Montour IronW orks by the Catawissa, Wlamspor and
Pn; rnn1 1rrinn he IL "a fnnVYs.
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Adyertisfn'hI'
GURNEY'S PALACE OF ART.

HALLoTYFEs,
HALLoTYPEs,
HALLoTYPEs.
PHCTCGRAPHs
PHOTOGRAPHS,
PHOTOGRAPHS.
DAGUtkKEOTYFts,
DAGUTRREOTYPTs,
D.GURRRtoTYPEs.
The pndssgned challenges the PHoToGRpHc worla 70 pro
tshishm.p, j. GURSEY,
Photographic Artist,
No. $40 Broadway, New York
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FATAL ACCIDENT-Yesterd0y forenoon a luan
named Shoes fell from the scafodiug Of house "ch .
TIA bu in Essex street, Stanton and was ALMOST III
stGEtiy killed
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ACCIDENT.-On Sunday afternoon, number O
young amusing thenelvs by jumping in the hay
the school Augustus Meseroe made leap and IN dc
ing slipped through scutte the floor below and sustain
ed fracture Of the right leg
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DFGTH FROM IS1ENPERAScE.-Coroher conner
bed an inquest yesterday No 100 Worth street on the pod
sf Mary Cooper who addicted 70 Vei
d., BY congestion Of the brain from wa
rendered
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As compared with the report of the previous week
the results are a. follows:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26
mo. 34l
An Ordinance

Repeating Ordinance No. Q. entitled SAN Ordinance
amending section lst Of Ordinance number i've
entitled IAN Ordinance fixing the amount of lii
cense To be paid by persons keeping Billiard Ia
bles, ten pin alleys. hinO and other lawful games
within the corporate limits of the the town of
Orovi!Ie, and amending section lst of Ordinance
number five, entitled An ordinance fxiny fhs
amount of license to be paid by persons kespinp
billiard tables. ten PIN alleys, kino and other law
full games within the corporate limits of the town
of Oroville.
Section / Ordinance nGinbsr nine, entitled as
above; is hereby repealed.
Section 2nd. Section lst of ordinance number five
entitled above, is hereby amended so as 10 read
as follows-Secton lst Each individual or copart
nership of individuals. who shall hereafter keen
within the corporate limits of the town of Orov,Ile
any billiard table or tables. for public amusement
shall pay into the town treasury Of said town for
each table so kept quarterly license of six dollars
including the Treasursrs fee of dollar for
license so issued. Licenses may be issued for one or
more tables asdesired by the taker.
Passed August 25, 1857.
THOMAS WELLS, President
Attert-S. L. SxIDBR, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26
June 20
DIR. L. j. CZAPINAY,S

Grand Medical and surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pa
ciec Mail Steamship Compauys Onice, san Fran
cisco, California, established in 1854 for the perma-
nen cure OF all Private and Chronic Diseases and the
suppression of Q uackery.
Attending and Resident Physidian, L.J. CZAP-
KAY, NJ. d., late in the Hungarian Revolutionary
Wdf, Chief Physician TO the 10Th Regiment Of HON
veds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital of
Pesth, Hungary and late Lecturer on '.Diseases of
Women and Children"
Communications strictly confidential.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise. free.
Address L. }. CZAPKAY, MD.
Jo-'-3m san Francisco, California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26

NARROW ESCAPE SINGULAR AccI-
pENr.-Yesterday afternoon, while Mr.. Da-
vid Reynolds was riding a mule in pursuit
Of another which was running from him, he
left the regular trail and attempted. to go
"cross lots" over Pike Hill When going at
full gallop in the direction of the object of
his pursuit, he leaped his animal over a pile
of dirt, and instead of lighting on terra
frma, both he and the beaet went tumbling
down shaft some thirty feet in depth. The
fall killed the mule, but Mr.. Reynolds es-
capped unharmed save by q few slight bruises
A hill riddled with cayote holes is a rather
danger place for mule back exercises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26
Economy should DC the order
OF the DaV.

The Subscriber begs leave to inform the property
owners of OroyiIlc, that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus 10 build neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES of fCONCRETE OR BlTON,
at saving of - per cent below the cost OF brick
buildings. Having 4 thorough knowledge of the
component parts of this material ana the manner OF
using it, he can defy competition. Those desrous Of
building would do well to give him II call Plans ana
Specifications drawn with dispatch. Any appca-
tiOns left at the banking house of hedges L luon,
will meet with prompt attention.
jel0tf J p KIRNAN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26
.Judoe Lewis, Thieving Bills.

Why did not Judge Lewis submit the
plundering bills he has asked the Legis'a'
ture to pass for his benefit to the people oil
the county, and endeayor to ascertain puoiic
sentiment concerning them, before urging
their adoption by the Legislature, If it was
not his intention to plunder the public II he
could How many citizens OF the county
outside of his confederates, knew that such
bills would be brought before the Legisla-
ture: We venture the assertion that no
one knew of his movements, except those to
whom he could confde his plundering opera
tions and invoke their secresy, until his ini-
quitous measures were brought to light by
| the public record Of the Legislature. There
is where his theving bills have first attract
ed public notice, and those upon whom these
bills proposed to increase the burden OF tax
alton, were never permitted to see copies OF
his plundsring bills until action upon them
had ceased. Is this the way an honest man
would set about passing measures affecting
the public interest: Do onot these acts show
| that Lewis was determined to take every
advantage of an unsuspecting pnblic that he
could, and that too, while enjoying lucra-
tive and honorable position, the gift of the
people he was attempting to detraud? Is he
worthy of their further confidence Should
not the people rebuke the intolerant arro-
gance which now demands to be clothed with
the pure and undefled robes Of judicial au-
thority
Compare this conduct of the selfnomina-
ted political trickster, with the public Ca
reer of the Democratic nominee. Though
valuable in the field Of debate, he will be
still more valued upon the bench, where
sense and honesty arc most demanded. A
candor which knows no guile-an integrity
| which knows no deviation-rule his conduct
in every act, public or private. No foul
legislation ever emanated frCm him. The
jobber, the speculator, the dealer in false
claims, the plunderer, whose scheme re
qures an act of Legislation; all these will
find in Mr.. Sextom's vigilance and perspi-
cacity detective police, and i'll his integrity
scorn of corruption which will keep them
at a distance from the purity Of the atmos-
phere which should surround the judiciary
His habits studious and laborious, he would
scorn to purchase the privilege Of sitting III
judgment upon the rights Of his fellow men,
as we have incontestbly shown that his
schemng and corrupt opponent, j. L. N
Lewis has endeavored to do Let the people
by the free exercise of their right Of suf
frage choose between them. Choose between
one who has repeatedly endeavored to op
press them for his own emolument, and one
who has nOught to serve but public interest,
honesty and strict and impartial justice
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26
pntte crcek Corre.ponaence.
DIAMoNDvILLE, August %,

OlA il@Lh, -hh uSN - iNp''
FRIEND CRosETrE-DEAR SIR-The peo-
pie of this place were much amused, If not
entertained last evening by speech made
by F. NJ Smith, ESQ of your town, who ar
rived in the morning, and posted notices for
Il Democratic meeting to be held in the eve
ming lie being the only orator on the oc-
casion, commenced his speech in the usual
set style of all boilers from the Democratic
party, by an elaborate euogy upon his own
Democracy, and as he afterwards proved
that the Democracy had departed from him,
the eulogy was taken as all right, and in its
proper place. After closing this portion of
his address, another eulegy was pronounced
by him. the subject of which was equ1lly en-
titled to it, so faras relates to his Demo-
cratic spirit-it was l.. n. Lewis He
then alledgel that Lewis was detrauded Of
his nomnation-that lie was not allowed to
speak to the convention, aud that he had nc
and, therefore, lie was not a bolter. After
some other unimportant remarks he with
drew from the stand, evidently supposing
that the boys on Butte Greek would swallow
all of his barney.
lie was replied to by miner who proved
to the satisfaction of all, that Mr.. Smith as
serted what was not correct. in stating that
Lewis was not allowed to speak in the con-
vention, when it is well known TO every DEL
egate that a motion was made to allow Mr..
Lewis to speak in the convention, which was
carried by unanimous vote, allowing him
fifteen minutes. Judge Lewis addressed the
convention, invoking Heaven and earth in
his favor, and pledging himself to abide the
decision of the convention, and that, too, af-
ttr the validity of delegates to seats had
been settled, and who also showed the yenal
and corrupt course of Lewis friends at the
nominating convention. At the conclusion,
three cheers were given for WARREN T..
SEXTON, and three groaus for Judge Lewis.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26
A BURGLAR CAuoHr-A man named

A BURGLAR CAUCHT.-A man named
Michael Doran was arrested night before
last, on charge of burglary, in having en-
tered the house Of Mrs. Lawlor and stolen
therefrom sundry articles Of wearing ap.
parcl, jewelry, specimens, &c. Suspicion
was fastened on him from the fact that he
was found in possession of a large bowie
knife which was identified as having been in
the trunk along with the other articles
stolen. Doran exhibited this knife in at
tempting an assault on Mr. Michael Purcell.
lie was examined On the charge Of burglary
and committed to Jail in default Of $4,000
bail. and was also tried for assault with n
deadly weapon. He was found guilty of the
latter charge, and will be sentenced to-day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26
Honey Lake Route.

The valley of Honey Lake and those con-
tiguous thereto, are filled with droves OF
stock and large trains of emigrants are con-
stantly passing over the road between here
and there. Many Of the cattle drovers have
concluded to winter their stock in those
beautiful mountain vallies, finding such an
abundance of grass, and 50 vas: field for
the range of their travel-worn cattle. The
number of arrivals is daily augmenting,
and had the route been fairly represented
to the emigrants by those whose business it
was to select the best national road sat or
near" Honey Lake, the travel would be fully
equal to, if not greater than that Of the
Carson Valley route The emigrants who
have been induced to drive their halt fam
ished stock through the sterile plains and
exhausted pasturage Of the Carson and Pa.
cervlle route, have to thank Mr. Commits.
sioner Kirk for their troubles and loss of
stock, for if he had attended properly and
honestly to the duties delegated to him by
the authorities at Washington, instead of
endeavoring to divert the travel through
route upon which he owns large landed in
terests, the most feasible and accessible road
through the Sierras would have been much
more generally known to the emigrants, and
Honey Lake would now have been as it
ought 10 be, the only route thought of by
which to enter Northern California Next
seasons emigration will show how rightly
we Judge of the merits of this route, for if
We are not greatly mistaken in our ealcula-
tions, this is the last season of trave! over the
deserts and mountains which render en-
trance into the State through the old Carson
Valley and Truckee roads SO excessively
difhault and. destructive to. the emsrants'
cattle and horses.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26

The MINT MATrERs.-Mr. Eckfeldt, the
eoiner of the mint in San Francisco, states
in card which appears in the Herald, that
the entire loss for the four years which the
Mint has been in existence, amounts to the
comparatively small sum of $l3 ,439, while
the legal allowance for wastage is 500 ,545
On the amount received in that apartment
$ll3,0al ,547. He also states that the sum
received by Bein, as compensation for his
labors in the Sutter Iron Works. the United
States Assay Office, and the U. s Branch
Mint. embracing period of eight years, is
about $4,000.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26

ANOTHER CELEsTIAL CONCERT - The
Chinese Opera Troupe which sometime since
was and still is, we believe under the man
agement and control Of that generous ca
terer to the public taste Deacon Sheldon,
played "star engagement last evening at
the Arcade Saloon, for the especial benefit
of 'Bally" The house was Of course crowd
ed on the occasion, and Miss Ding Bats, the
prima donna, ana renowned Aasiatic canta-
trice belched forth most diyinely and lugu.
briously, as did the other artistes who ac-
colnpanied her. The troupe will continue
to play through the week
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26

"MARK THE TRAIroRs. 1T will be seen
by our Butte Greek correspondence, that
the proselytes of the plundering bolter of
Butte county, are at work for their Master
in that vicinity. The great thieving road
bill chiefs evidently fearful that the good
tax-paying people on the ives: side of the
river, and along the natural route from
Honey Lake, may not be willing to endorse
one whoproposes to tax their property for the
purpose Of buildig a road to keep the travel
away from them, and to turn it over his tol!
bridge, and has sent his emissaries into that
vicinity to convince the citizens that it is their
duty to submit to his plundering demands.
The gentleman he has chosen for this mis-
sion, is an appropriate representative of his
Boitiug chief, as he was before the Demo.
cratic convention for two positons-that of
District Attorney, aud also for Member of
Assembly. This plenipotentiary and En-
voy extraordinary of the boilers, is, there
fore himself double sore-head, and we
therefore commend him to the kind consid-
GRAFTON Of such residents on the west side of
Feather river, as desire to be taxed for the
purpose Of building a road to Honey Lake via
Judge Lewis toll bridge.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26
Merchants Exchange.

This Saloon, by fur the best arranged, most popular
and best lighted of any in Croville or vicinity proy-
ded with Ave frst class Billiard Tables, talented
band of Musicians, the best stocked bar, and the
most attentive and competent bar keepers in North
ein California, is now under the sole control Of the
under signed, who solcits. and hopes he may merit
aud receive continuance Of tae liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the saloon.
/. DWAkAkOUSKY,
June ~ Alias "COUST,o