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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Arrival Of the City Of Baltimore.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YeRK, Feb. ID.
The City Of Baltimore arrived here at mid
night with Liverpool dates to the 2Sth ult.
The papers furnish rurdor of the sabn S.
sion OF Persia.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. q.
Cotton has advanced from 16 to within
the last two days, with sales Of i, $50 bales,
the market osing steady at the following
quotations.: Middliag Orleans, ~; middlilg
Mobile, 75S iriddling uplands, 71s.
The market for flour shows a declining ten
dency. Sugar market buoyan Consols for
money closed, in London at 9314 @933a.
The steamship Niagara arrived at Liverpool
on the 26th ult.
Manchester markets generally have been
unchanged.
Breadstufs Wheat has been firm; -four
quiet at former quotations, and corn dull. Red
wheat quoted at 8@9s; white, 9s@9s 3D.
Western canal -four 3Is@3ls 4d; Baltimore
and Philadelphia, BIS 4da33s 4d; Ohio, SAG
35s. Yellow corn, obs 4d(a3 4s; mixed, 33s@
34s I'D; white, 34s 4d@35s 4d.
The provis on market generally is unchang-
ed and market bare. Lard quoted at 69s.
LONDON, Jan. %.
The money market is decidedly more strin-
gent. Consols for money closed at a decline
Of u for account, market closed ut 9319
@9356.
The steamer Edinburgh from New York
had arrived at Glasgow.
The papers furnish no decided news Of any
kind.
1t is reported that on the British froces TAX
ing Berschiere after two honrs bombardment.
Persia submitted to the demands of Groat
Britain; but the London papers do not credit IT.
Great doubts is also thrown on the recent
news Of the turning of factories at Cantou,
and later intelligence from China is anxiously
looked for.
Rumors of modification of the British
Cabinet continue and dash at the Ministry
is to be made on the opening Of Parliament.
The ship Confederation, before reported as
wrecked. has broken up. The master, mate,
steward and boy were drowned.
Ferrank Kahn, the Persian ambassador,
has had an interview with Napoleon. The
Emperors reply was non-cOmfnlttal.
Nothing more has been heard of the Swiss
affairs
The Emperor of Austria has granted com
plete amnesty to the Lom5ardy Venetian prov
lnces
The Conference at Constantnople respecting
Principalities has ended. The Turkish troops
will now replace the Austrian soldiers
Liverpool circulars Of Richardson, Speuc
& Co, and Maxwell q CO., quote all bread
stuifs at limited sales; but wheat was firm al
the quotations bv the Africa. Flour steady
and unchanged; quotations show turn in
corn in favor Of buyers.
PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. IS.
The steamer Anglo Saxon from Liverpool
has arrived. Her advices have been anticipa.
| ted by the arrival Of the City of Baltimore
at New York.
The Emancipation Question Late from Kansas
ST. LOUIS, February l3.
The House yesterday passed the Senate
resolution relative to emancipation lO7 to 3
The st. LOUIS Representatives voted negative
| The Kansas correspondent Of the Democrat
reports rencontre at Tecumseh betwees
Judge fillmore and correspondent Of the Ma
tonal Era, uamed Kazer. Both partie.
wounded, but not dangerously.
Il
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14

The LONDON TfnEs-A rich Frenchman,
M. Millaud, who has recently purchased the
Partisan Presse, faa an idea Of buying the
London Times. He wrote to the proprietors
on the subject, and received the following re-
ply;
"Monsieur: Anchor in the Thames with
three vessels loaded With gold, and then it
may not be impossible for Us to eritef Upon the
discussion Of the preliminaries.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14

OT The necessaries Of life are selling at re
duced figures in Bowling Green, Ny. The
Standard Of the 9TH quotes butter at fifteen
cents por.hd, and lard at fa.c cents fa-h
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14
IMMATURE ALMANAC

MEETING AT OwENsvILLE.-The citizens of
Evansville ought not to forget the Railroad
Meeting at Owensville to day, nor fail to have
q delegation there.
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o. We have received from Mr.. Horace
Walter. 333 Broadway, New York, a song en-
titled Fanny in her Grave" We can CON-
meLd it to musicians as worthy Of notice. 1t
is sweet and plaintive air written by +. w.
Smith, Esq.
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COMMERCIAL.
Markets by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI FEB. -.
Flour unchanged. out holders seem frmcr Under the
steamers news; Whisky deelin' 10 IL osit duh;
Butter dull nj I6lg for rolf; Glover seed hrm at 81
Provisions Unchanged sales OF 4000 bbls nor.; Pork
AN SIS 80: Groceries active ut full prices.
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port Of eoansuille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

SUSQUEHANvA, from Louisville to New rieans'
CHANCELLOR, from Louisville TO New O4eans.
BLANCHE LEWIS. from Pad"cah to Louisville.
WENONA. from Cincinnati 10 Nashville,
RESCUE, rom Cincinnati TO Na.hviiie.
BUCKEYE. from Cincinnati TO New Orleans
BAT CITY. from Cincinnati to Nashville.
NORTHERNER, from Memphis 20 Louisste
CLIFTON, from Cincinnati IT, 81. Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14

=, " The opinion in the bred Scott case,
has been written it will be delivered as soon as
Judge Daniels can resume his seat, 1t is
against the constitutionality Of the Missouri
Compromise. Judge fancy will resign his
seat the present term of court
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14

OF The Legislature OF Mississippi has pass
ed law prohibiting negroes from preaching
to their fellow blacks; because the garb Of the
pre- .cher has so often been used Of late, to
propagate an insurrecting spirit among the
slaves
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14

or They have theatrical company per
forming at Teue Haute, that is drawing full
houses at the Corinthian Hall. How would
the drama be supported in Evansville?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14

fase,te r6un.y Hank, Con
nersville.
iiaosier Bank. I.ogansport.
Huntington County Bank,
Huntington.
indiana Reserve Bank, at
Kokomo.
Indiana Bars; Madison.
Indiana Stock Bk. i.a,ortc.
Indiana Farmers Bank Sat
Franklin.
Ky. Stock Blk. a Columbus
Lagrange Bank Lima.
Mcr. and Mech. Bank, y.
Albany.
i n. v. and Va. State Stock
Bank, E.anstille-
Parkc co. Banks Rockville
Prairie City Banks Terre
Haute.
Salem Bank. Salem.
Southern Bank Of Indiana
Terre .iaute.
Tippscauoe Bank Win
niinac.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14

G We were mistaken yesterday in our
statement in relation to the Court Of Common
Pleas. 1t is not at present in session.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14

o. We are under obligations to Mr.. Chas.
s. Wells, now sojourning in New York for
late Eastern papers.
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nny COOnS AUCTION!

UtSf received and viii be sold at auction. at Aue-
80 Rooms tsgar saIt davs large an6 gene
Of Dry Goods Notions AMI fancy articles
ecns..'ne in psft q Brown and Bleaessd shelter and
Jeans. Ho.ng. Gloves. Mts. spool Threads Lincys.
Merinss. shswis. Subscribers; -&e. &e3.,,w.
Cloths Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Essors Pins
Gus GO mention WO0LsEY a. NELSON.
novI Auctioueers.
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BANK NOTE LIST.

CORRECTED DAILY cRkscESr
FEBerARv, IL, 1SJ7.
The Notes Of the following Free B:,aks received
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o. Large quantities Of 'pittsburg coal hav.
already been received at Louisville; and prices
have fallen to moderate rates.
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River and Weather by Telegraph.

River snd Weather by Telegraph.
WHEELING, Feb 13
There are twelve feet water in the channel
and falling, but little ice running and that very
rotten. Navigation is now entirely unob-
strttcted. Weather mild.
PITTsBURG, Feb ID.
There are eight feet water in the channel
and falling. Weather cloudy and damp with
appearance Of rain.
CINCINNATI, Feb. ID.
The river is falling slowly. Weather
cloudy mild and damp and it looks very much
like rain.
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. -.
River still falling slowly and clear Of ice
The weather is very damp and be.okens rain.
Missouri fallen two feet Nothing from the
illinois or upper Mississippi.
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Bank Of the Capitol, indi-
annapolis.
Bank of Elkhart, Elkhart.
Bank Of Gosh m, Goshen.
Bank Of IndiaDa, Michigan
City.
Bank Of Monticello, Mont.
cello.
Bank OF MI. Vernon, Mt
Vernon.
Bank of Paolj.t Paoli.
Bank OF Rocsville,s Rocs
Vile.
Bank of Salem, Salem.
Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse
Bank OF Warsaw Warsaw
Bloomington Bank,s Bloom
ingjon.
Brookville Bank ,Brookvillt
Cambridge City Bank Scam
bridge.
Crescent City Bank, Swans
tille.
Central Bank IN lianarolit
Canal Bank. Evansville.
Exchange BS.+Grreneastle
Farmers Bank, Westhcld
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LIABILITIEs.
The amount Liabilities due OF not due to Banks
other ereiitors-notbng-
Losses al listed and dne-nothiHg.
Losses adI and due efe5.s5
Losses unadused contested and waitingl Iss .1a an
Ptno,s -. 80.
lag. &c. .
Agents take risk exceedipG $40 ZOO co.
The greatest amount insured in any city. town
village. varies. -
rhe insured in any block
the ia.enon to limit the loss by
to 100000
The amount capital deposited other
security for losses thsren part OF the Capital
earnings of this Com rsny are thus de pesired-
The Charter Act OF Incorporation aud
the same fled in April ISS5
Subscribed and this 7h dsv OF January
1851. HENRY FOWLER. Justice OF tie Peace.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14

AUC1IONRERs, Commission MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
HAVING leased for atern Of years snd ntsed rthe
Old Court House. Of Msn and Third streets re
preparedo receive Tor sale private
ssle all kinds and uerchsndse household
furniture horses. buegies etc.. etc. = -r
Cash advan maj e .Enrepts when required.
RssIsr sales evefv Tuesday rbarsday and Saturday.
einG clock. Also Tuesday. wedn esday
and Friday lights. at early gas light
SALES OF RIAL KsTAfE.
The first Monday of every month at 10 O'Clock A. 81.
Having provided ourselves with large Nap City OF
Esassvie containing ell the recent EnsrseDen and be-
evng will the interest Of all eoueerned, have
the hrst Mo aday Of Every oah for the sale Of
Real Estaf All those Wishing cell reques-
ted to their lists In time give the public due notice
OF those having Houses snd Lots Ian Dc
at SALE respectfully solicit
ted iyIs wOOLSEY NELSON. Auct's.
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P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M Z n Q IL a N II q.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

- HAvIHo fitted up mammoth ~.
.d$Hf Wit RI Boat, the largest on tho AsN
ohio River the substantial manner, pre-
"a ny ourcare eth
sr by RIVER, u RAILROAD OH CANAL
~ithou, exposing TO ts ofthe weather an.
Ing storing and Forwarding and also to the sale any
Produce consigned to nd all ofders promptly dlled
p. .O'RIBEY returns his sincere tnanks TO his
mefous for their former patronage. and respect
fu " solics scortinuance ofthe same, which will BE-
duly recip roeated-
A Store Room. wellsapplfed, win be kept for the
of Boats and their ofders CAREFUL. ded
mh3-d&wly p. O'RiLEY & co
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The notes o. the following Tennessee Banks are re
ceived deposit from the customers Of this Bank,
when offered la sums OF moderate amounts:
Rank of Tennessee: Urion oank Of Tennessee.
Planters Bank OF Tenn: Bank OF Nashville.
Lawrenceburg Bank.
II Exchange on New York-buying "a TO y prem (;
selling ] prem,nm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14

Those marked thus ., hate cIm?ed with the prov /
sions Of the General Ranking Law of 1855.
The Crescent City Bank does not purchase fntnrrent
Indiana Free Bank The notes of Indiana Free
Banks ere either received at par no, at all. TIE
Bank will receive, at the following rates. the Notes OF
the
BANKS OF OTHER STATES.
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AUCTION SALES.
wa, CHEs AND AT AUCTION.

9 THE attention of the eitrensef Evansville an Of
"a Ladies especially respectfully called 70 the
select stock Of Jew, Try and aehes
pen private sales for few days only; Consisting
Gc1d ard silver Watches Gold Chsius splendid Ceameos
M,,.e sets. c.forai. Goid ftcse ses Snd var.ous
.pee,fuilv soiieised WOOLsEY NELSON.
feb1-n Auetieneers.
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yHANKLTNG REILLY beg leave to call the stentien to
their friends and TO their large and well
spring an sumcf dry goods reed
her of the desir
found in the city wheh they ser At hole
sale their and public generally
alto prompt time buyers Theirtock
folio wingBroad cloths black and fancy
white. fancy MarsAilies
,lk vesn cossouaars crocn cloths az plain and ian
Linen Drills rich Caifcoes of Philip Allen Spraxues bne
STATE Mills and other prncd French scotch Jsco
rich French Robes plain and salty
striped Beresss colored Grape Man white
mere plain aat fancy 6inehans rich printed Organ dies
Rr Chai de Lanes white ShAwls blact
white Capes Mors sntus Parasos silk and bingham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn aud Braid Hats Englhs
and fshey Bonnets reh tonnet Ribbons Hosng Gloves
Palm fancy Fans and shoes Carret floor and
great variety OF Tsmmiass small ysref and fancy goods
1ckc myl SHANELIN RELY.
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VALENTINEs.-AI large assor,u mt at whsissais or
y ,s'aii asshs book 't0rs0f ? coxvxerox 70
INN PLATE AC.-r2o loxe. ,. Z Tinpi.te;
j ~ tbls sheet Iron. for 'aisby s,,,rv,o,p
SD HD:s assorted wir' 6, s1a.iS.R
80 Is iron Slabs for '.isfy s,urrr ORR
large 'ir, s. s si Il; k CO.
''i Sss ssi s.; Bios
Dess.1pHs.rssi 1 ro"os"'T Diamond Grain.
E' '' 'ss; 1 IL 1i's s;;s
m boz iron bond half Bu.hei.,
T.. :a. 81 S'';; ssss y, ~;
SI,E AND TAlLoW CASSpELEs...
a's boz star o.Ss Se s1 f ssr c sn
per s*.lIow by fsia q. II. couK SON.
PCS PLATA sl,s. san ali sidns inst red .sa for
NEW BOOKS:
Ia rr..,: csrr..rsassns. Of DANIEL webster:
G.s. T.ssy The Queens Fa's
md 70; r1 House Of ns'ts s. CO. Es.d
H9Ms,Ss.X,. Az! AND &c, cn sE
r s... r. Cheese f''t s;F t'fs,s 10
WAAIED-'o.c0o S..se'.ef Ss5a. ,.-v, 90
oeeis 5. r. GILBERT co.
sR Bales fresh ous for sal. cheap to s:ye ,on:i,n
r,;.i's and large sEls
JUST RECEIVED.
EANNY Fern. New book. The Play Day Book;
a~s s,Ian,s: 3, treat variety, ns Punch, AIsa.s:
ble ii.eratute Of the day. Ali Januar, Magazines.
janis D0BEiL a LISTER.
9kIO COrfEE.-so bags choice ,us, .es,e Tor sale ~
febi0 Sycamore near Water streetsi
G 7..is COOS and '"' ':'d''t't 4 o,1nrKr CO
| - ana for sliety iebrc 5. Il. GILBERT a Co.
M GLASSES 200 ssls aud half bbi prims ar, Gle o.
70, ,.lr MSasse list fsed sc% and
tNCUHHENT MONEY.
WE tals tor cash hill: Of groceries, neariy all Of the
Illinois etc. etc. ~ the lowest market prices Those hav
money would sL III ). give
fsbs sycamore-street.
VALKNfIN Es!vALRNT,NEs. vAl.ENJlNEs:
r.s'dM i.ss s"'' ''''"'' bSsf i1i fSfsR R'''
| r EsLIEs GAZETTE OF FAsHtUA for February;
, ~ s'i''a February bd 81 II: LISTER
drum; 5;s'A smyrn, Fss s,ss cs;Sy
SAn,2,'NEs.-so n 'o... sardin.; .ss,dsy ,,oox
ivKRP00L sALr.-lcO t,ss s,ss'e IN store an TO,
/ II sAlelew by fesI s.s BABCoCK.
| AA@, ON Thursday morning Fetrusry 5. pair
~ SSoi GOLD SPEcrAcLEs Tee finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving them at store
/
r. u. wHEsLKm.-......-... JAMES RIGGS.
1 (of Carlisle, lad }
WHEELER & RIGGS,
| VNrHoLEsALE Dealers in Groceries. Produce. Nails
w ndow Glass. Glassware. &C.. No IL. Main So
between First and Second. Evansville lad lee 80 Iy
vU,AR-Iu.. reed per Chancellor;
Il 2. hs,s Tar IS sa,l o. sc :: the ssi
%s.ss wHff 4. q ! mr.. al: :s.s:..
TANNERS On.-so bills az gallon. to the Dbl No.
fsbs WHEELER RIGGS. No. a Main st.
sessSS y: :E;:s RI Coffee. ''''
sDO -. sSo1 N. R. rai'sa; 10 drums s.issa a:
s. r.. yss sA s.sa an n.
and for sale BY d'ciI :. v. GfLREHT 4. ca
eIyI 100 bar Lead. Tor sale By oor
HERs.Ns-s0 boxes choice iu, rss e., Gr:,!ss,
C.ANnERn'Es-s sa.lsl. i.,s; s.s s vc@ ~
TostCCO Aypp Gle AIS
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NEW BOOKS! NEW DOOKs.!

NEW BOOKS! NEW lBOOKS!!
uDAUL FASEhyN r wiliisrhis new novel;
.TuT NIGHT WATCH; fais of Social Life Ia the
FANNY FkEN,s PLAY DAY BOoK-iust rev;
GOpEY'S LADIsS' Book for Febrraty
YANKEE NOTIONS fof do;
REnOLLECTlON OF A LIFE Timely Goodrich
mo. int ef-s.ins and instructive work.
Also . losof Valentines in great ysresy At -
jsnH DoBEhL LISTENS.
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STATEMENT

of the eoaditisa of the .EfrA INSURANCE.
COMPANY. en- the fsf JaAu Iry; ls57i az required
by the Lar Of ths State Of Indiana.
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New YeRK, Feb. 13.
The City of Baltimore arrived here at mid
night with Liverpool dates to the 18th ult.
The papers furnish rurnor of the sabn S.
sion OF Persia.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

DISTINGUISHED DEPARrURE.-Ilugh +. McDermon
left for the States by the Golden Age. He intends
to produce his play entitled Fashions Folly, in the
principal theatres of the east.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

o. new Banking House is to be started at Ban
Francisco on the corner formerly occupied by James
King, of Vim.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

PIONEER AssocIATIoy-At n meeting of the Cali
fornis Pioneers held in San Francisco on Monday
evening last, says the Herald, a. G. Abell Etqp was
elected President.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

POPULATION OF CALIFoRNIA.--A care
full estimate, based on the latest return OF
the local asse. sors, makes the population o.
California 5O7 ,067, OF whom $3.50 $50 are
Americans, 65 900 Indians, 38, 900 Chinese,
IS 900 French. Is 900 Mexicaps. 10000 Ger
mans, 10 0O0 Irish, 1000 English. and 49,
coo other foreigners, besides 1000 colorec
persons.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

Fatal AocIDENr.-Dr. w. e. Poullnitz was acci-
dentaly killed by discharge from his gun while
hunting in Plum Valley, near Nevada, about week
since. lie had been out in company with several
others who on their return missed him, and after
searching found his body rddled with shot, aud his
gun ing in such position as to lead to the supposi-
ton that he had attempted pushing his gun through
a fence butt end first, the muzze pointing towards
hiEl. He leaves wife and child.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

The Associated DEALERS IN BRAss.-Such Is ths
name given by the Herald to the Poop es Party OF
San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

A HUMOROUS old man fell in with an ig-
norant and rather mpertiuent minister, who
proceeded to inforla the old gentleman, in
very positive terms, that he would never
reach heaven unless he was born again. and
added: L have experienced that change.
and now feel no anxiety
And yon have been born again ?
Yes, trust have
We'll sid the old gentleman, eyeing him
attentively, Il don't think it would hur'
you, young man, to be born again
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10
NOTICE.

YuNO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
a Saturtay August Sth, 1851 in front OF the u. :.
Hotel, four Mining tlnms. known rs The Keystone
Mining Company, situated on fealhr River, few
rods above the Ferry crossing TO RanchcrIa. said
claims are be sold for payment On part of as
easements due the fourth inst IN, ludlng two
wheels, four pumps. l7j b, Ia feet width Of dune
all composed of new lumber Also head dun and
mining tools all in good order
Hour ol sals = u clock y. NJ.
Aug 4th. MlTCHEl.l.. secy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

FIRE IN NEVADA The Nevada Journal says the
residence of w. Poor Seiby Hill, was totally con-
sumed with all its contents on Wednesday after
noon. The flames came near catching in the engine
house of the Nevada shaft, and woIld but for the
timely exertion of the miners
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

~ The San Francisco Minstrrls have been de-
Lighting the people OF Sacramento during the pas
week. Charley Backus made his first appe rance
with them saturday evening We believe It Is
their intention to come up country in a week or
Two. Only think of Billy Birch and Charley Back
US in the company. 1t will nearly kill u all
but must get used to il.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

STATE INSANE AsYLuM-Drs. Aylett and Kendall,
principal aud assistant physicians to the Asylum,
entered upon the discharge of their duties on Satur
day. The new Board of Trustees, consisting OF
Messrs. p Ed. Connor, Andrew Lester. IL t. Hug
gins, w IL. Lyons, and Thos. IL Marshall, organized
on Monday. Mr.. Connor was elected President o.
the Board, and MI. Huggins Vice President. Mrs
Stevens appointed and confirmed as matron OF
the institution The Board will meet again on Sat
urday, for the election of Secretary and Treasu-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

- A Sulphur bank, covering some twenty acres
supposed to be thirty feet through, has recently
been discovered in Napa county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10
NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
WholSSalo
LIQUOR STORE
=. ACHARD,

be ng confident that in quality ana pF,ee ,nes q"
beyond competition. iiss in store arp eo's'"a H ~
receiving from direct imporatlChs, 'he oes' ''""N
CogGacs, via: c.c
OrARp DUPUy. MARTEh, SAEERAc b.
MARETr, PELLEyoIsIH, anu o'n''
brands.
ALso-C!aret, Sauterne in cask and oask'
do do in case;
Burgundy and HOck Wine in case
Spanish Wine Of all kinds 90
Heidseck & Co Champagne;
Holland and American Gin;
Holts Old Bourbon, Scotch ana amer
can Whiskey. r,.,N
Port, Sherry Madeira Wines, SanaGa ina,n scaoanp,,
Club House Gin, Ginger " ine Wo'mwooa 70, w.,
dial. Kummel Maraskno, Anisr.se CS'siS ~ sI, s,rts
ISn.lih Als ana Porter in bottles. Bar Fruits, 6A
NJ B.-Goods Delivered FREE OF chAESs-
oroEile, August 9th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10
OruuiIle Dailq Bntts Returh.
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10. 1867.

QuIcK woRK.-A bet of one hundred dollars, says
the San Francisco Herald, was offered at Pstaluma.
that the members of Petaluma Engine Company
No l. could not take their engine formerly knick-
erbocker 5, of San Francisco) out OF the house at
the tap of the bell distance of about two hun
dred yards, put her to work and play stream over
the American Hotel in less than ten minutes. The
bet was covered by the mem bers of No. 1.-The bell
tapped, and in four minutes the stream was over the
building.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

VTERMILiO GOLD LEAF AND PAINTS OF
v all colors-For sale 10y
COTTON & MoDERMoTT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

ARD, lLNSEED, n NEATSFo0F, POLAR AND
II Sperm Oi-For sale by
COLTON & McDERMOTT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-10

TRIAL OF BUTLER.-This man who killed Moffit at
Dowueyle about two years since, to be tried to-
day at Nevada, before Judge Searls Two other
murderers are also to be tried at the same term OF
the court