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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-24

THE FESTIVAL LADIES are requested 10
meet this afternoon at = o'clock at the house
of Rev Mr.. Tanzy, on the plaza A punctu-
al attendance is requested.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-24
Oregon Views.

We find the subjoined Oregon news in yes
tcsday's Express:
No further news is received regarding the
fight between Colonel johnson and tn
Mormons.
The following is the latest official election
returns, on the question OF State Consti-
tuition. Slavery and Free Negroes
Majorities for Constitutions. .........37S7
Against Slavery. 4SO2
Against Free Negroes, ..............1 1920.
The Territorial Legislature assembled at
Salem, on Monday. Dec. It'll.
The House elected Ira NJ Butler, of Polk
as Speaker, and Charles b. Hand, of Ben
ton, as Chief Clerk.
The Council organized by electing H. D.
O'Brant, of Douglass, as President, and
Thos b. Mcon, as Chief Clerk.
There is report that the Jackson -four
ing mill, Tualatin Plains, was swept away
by the freshet on the light of Dec. 9th, that
three men were drowned, and upwards of
ten thousand bushels of wheat lost in the
wreck.
Two hundred army recruits. artillery and
infantry soldiers, were landed at Eancou-
vers, by the last steamer. In the evening a
portion Of them enlisted for free fight at
a lager beer saloon in Vancouver and two
of them were shot and one fatally stabbed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-24
Sacramento Items.

We gather the following from the State
J0urnai:
The citizens Of Sacramento have fortned a
charitable society, which they style the
"Howard Benevolent Association. Its or
ganization'is most comnendable meye-
ment.
Miss Incess playing to good houses at-the
Forrest Theatre.
The water works are to be supplied with a
,3w force pump-ooe Of "orthngton's.
The difficulty between Shipley, of the
Journal, and Sumner, Of the Sentinel has
been compromised by the two gentlemen
paying the costs of arrest.
The corner stone of new school house
was laid on Monday
The examination Of the charges made
AGAINST the City Treasurer, ended in that
geutlemans honorable acquital
A Jack knife model of the Kremin at
Moscow is on exhibition at the Forest Thea
tire building. 1t is said to be very perfect
Col BoB.--We metaphorically touch our
lager mug with Col. Bob of Downieville, and
beg to renew the assurances of our most
distinguished consideration, "-(Webste TO
Hulsemann.)
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-24
ST. NICHOLAS nOTEl,
General Stage Office,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HuNTooN STREETS,
OROVTLLE
o Z OV IL L Z.
FRANK JGfNSON,.... Proprietor.

/A THIS HOUSE, which ever since the 40
IL. re,t days OF Oroyile has been the LIZ
popular resort of the resident and Travelling public
has lately been thoroughly repaired and roidert ii
in lis every appointment the very best hotel north of
MathsvlLe.
BEING TIE DEPOT FOR THE CALIFORNIA
STAGE co = CnACHES. Travellers to and from all
paris OF The STATE, will lind This the most convenient
and desirable stopping place in 0roNille.
The Table
VIII always he supplied with the choicest yiands
obtainaLle in the market
The Beds
Are carefully attended to, and always kept neat and
comfortable.
The Bar
IL stocked with the very best brands Of Wines and
Liquors In fact, it is the aim of the undersigned To
maintain for the ST. NICHOLAS, the character of
First Class Hotel, Complete throughout.
FRANK JOHNSON, ProE rietor.
n B.-Travelers, by leaving their names with the
clerk can be called for the Stages at any hour they
may desire.
OrOviile, Dec 81. d3l-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24

nrrTrsrRY.-DR, r. q. DUeKIr CANAL STREET
~ ysricf old No LIS new, $50 invites attention
MS ong and successful experience Daily operations With Toe
Prices coderas.
nR r. WILSON. MANUFACTURER or THE ALLEN
~ rsp counuous gum and all oihsr styles OF ARTIFICIAL
seh u Bori street 6enumbing fsf extract
without pain, patented pamphlet contsni1g foil nfsrns
ton free address on receipt OF enc stamp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24

UyAH7xD-AGEErLxKAN AND ais WIFE 0F EDU'
w oalou aad ne 6nemen 70 take charge Of well furnish
cd house ani board Che family which coSsss Of three per
cen give good viii 6nd this an Aov ODER
would not object 70 one chna Address Comp anon Madison
square Pos: ofaOe
uTANTxD-BY A PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. WELL.
w fr1ished ROOM With breakfast In highly Respectable
family or he would give music lessons IN paH payment BE
exchanged Adaree Ausc MAsef' UNION square
Post o0ace.
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MEDICAL,

CT OOO FoRFEITED AuR no 0HA4gR UN.Rss
Pl.UUU c-red DR. HUNTER when ths teef-
ment o other scAns and Al other remedies fA Hs red
reliance for thorough In certain do
No. 2 BlVi1os street the only place we'd
for The very extraordinary his prreu.
ed without diet hnfrsnce from business whes al
remedies cny drive ihe disease 10 the hlooi oaiI rAs
the patient from sec0odsrv stacks and IL ths
remedy earth that docs Try All and
cf handful stating Dr. Hunter has removed. II 10 Villain
So deception.
ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM CERTAIN DISEASES
~ Co~sgi DR. Curl fss > How ard
OF Broadway. kos' prvste establishment the city. Ma
Zee unless cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24

@7k On0 FOR A sPLENDIp PROPERTY IN Me-
pCCOVO tuchn. N. j.. on the New Jersey Rsiroad
Is miles from New York Tho only ho'e in the place. with
dwelling hoyaes renting each for $3.50 snnum also
nine land a6onrg al Ia the of hs Ths
i rare chance fer capitalists Apply to VIM W. SMITH II
Ajso, in the house and four lot aud
douba house. Location pl healthy
suitable for one doing business In the city
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FIN An aAa.
DaPARrMRNT OF FINANCE. UOMPrRoLLHES -.
~ 6ce-Cty OF New Yosk FEB IA OF ora M

v1sGARrMENT OF FIHANOF OOMPf6OLLEx6 -
~ dce-Cty OF New Yo.k Yeb II l851.-Loaa Of one nm
Lon o. dollars for the new Orct0n Reservoir
sesled proposals Will be received q the ComptroneD
Whee the same VII be publicly opeosd Tor loan q &
Croton he esvulr aud Tor Commanding coasrctlon q
tho work fba sk viii be issued pursuanos az snot
2 Of laws OF c64 chapter "a OF tho Of 1867 bea
log nfere at the rate Of per anne pAVSkAs
October 1876
Tho sioek VIII consist Of tea thousand shares one duoAsG
ihe proposals. ,hs number dssrsa M
The price shsro the whose proposals acocV1
VA be required TO depos wiz the Chamberlain q The Gu
the sam ewsed and covered By the BIZ a On prcssnn9
titled receive certificate for tbs vAns u the numbr
OF share carrying Interest from the date OF tho deposit
7hs stock VIII form part OF the Cr0ton WAac Deb anA
tho the aud the an. OF IL
princpA secured ~ the sinking fund established BY er
1874 ani ths act OF 1919 made applicable his
provides only pledsng tho faith q tho Mayor Ald
and Ccmno the inAi redemption Of tho stock
sued but sso acs that al tbs Of tina O0praa
ae hereby petsed and appropriated for the pagmeo az
interest," which shall tecome due the saj stock and shsa
ccnoue pledged uetJ The inal redemption thereof IN!
tbAt the said revenues be not sulcsa 70 esT AZ
the whoe &C the sad interest then ana In that case os
such shall from time II ns.
tboxiziuz the Mayor Ao 70 rase b. tax such AA
be requisite to supply such deficiency
Each proposition should DO scaled and endorsed SIX
cent the Croion Reservoir and the proportion
then be put r ood envelope ssed ani directed A q
tlssg Comptroller No. 0 Hall OF Records Ne v York T"
A. q FLAu1. Comptroller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24

,,Y,,c avn p.cIrfc rxppvss cow ives
"A express per steamship TENNESSEE, on weiaesfay
Tcs. ~ San Juan aud Aspinr ALL in charge o. special
Freisht recely ed until 10 O'clock and mail
parcels sad letters for Nicaragua snd California anil 1
oclocx BRRr0RD co, tst Broadway.
v,RrraHT FxPREss rINy-wE CoNrIrUx TO Rs
ceve freight fnr the wes' and se1,dwssi, which a.
p''p'''' " S'nA4 "vAIsSf,SE 1 con 80 s,0siwsy.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24

nR. WATSON HAS TOR LONG sERrEs or rEApo
~ eoneped hs aver 70 certain diseases IL which u
sssee Of failure The ssmedis. sfs MID without ns>rrug
busnese charge Of Diet DR. Wason IL "a ccrsaf
attendance su the morning until a. night 81. his r.a
dsrce IS walker street few doors ives, Of Hrcadwsy 10
eoesui,pr roons separa,e WIN. WATSON n d.,
FsffAsriy Surgeon ths Lock Hospital.
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T. rblce-9he directors OF the above alton hereby
notify the hat after the lat day yaoua
5; hss VII pay each share of stock whirawa hs
Of flG above the OF dues
tine OF such vbdrawa Such arrangement 70 continue ana
the lat Of Jaruay 1869 Il. u. BARNES.
emf
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DARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS THE suRsCM
III Der heirg about start f< the West dearous a.
change for Nessrn spds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN lows
pslerrtdgood improved city properly and interest The
amour Of ftv w In svery valuable nine within days
travel iron Ibis city, now IN the progress successful deve
srtmen ch promises results second 70 those Of similar
property The continent For the c~t sseorJ niorns
loo |. 70 property terms Ac address o p Herald ohee
CEwfNG MACHINES FOR slIr-Two WILSON'S
change singers Also machines adapted 70 heavy wort
sod very low and warranted. Apply to G. A. DCRGIN,
rom No 2 No. 3S Broadway.
THE MAHOGANY MIXTURES DRAWERS, SHELVES
&c OF aruE store for sse.A good opportnniy Tor
srusRisi Who wants 10 SET MP reptee store. apply 70
paris asrs At the drug store corner Of Third avenue
tsheet N street.
no IRON FOUNDERS -FOR sALE-oNE CuPATo,
u stes Style, I'VE tub blowers with gear complete
ming large LOT IRON foundry patterns All viii be sold ala
gieai bsrgan. COLI,
ITO TA1rsORs.-FoR SALE CHEAP. THE LEASE AMI
Il fixtures Of custom trade, well established In gooi 10
The esse has 70 from May newt Rent
ow. No agent need apply. Address Bosdcloh BrosdNiy
Poet cflte.
TnE RFsT PiECE or PROPERTY ON TUE EIGHTH
aycrue Cor sse-the nor'heest corner % Hghh svenu
lot Fer particular. naul.e q WV CARLY coruS Of PERI
ara ortsgYlch sgsgs NR,-seG ssa's agents assi %
aprT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24

IMPORTANT TO rrMALss Disc AsRs OF ysxAJss
sxclusyey treated BY Or. DUBOIS. Remedies tcr fsnAss
arrangements nom ~ 70 o. Relief risr&nselir eli sssa.
Consultations and lensrs strictly confidential. rssa,s ncs
tsnes, Qnss Sky aSG wN yulesah stssh NJ.
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DrGClAIs aVx.rU nm,
MATos,s oET,oE, NEW roaK. FEBHUARE

NoTICE-THE ANNs AL MEETING OF THE BOARD
bad February g. 1851 at II A M the institution No rs
Sixth avenue of fifteenth street The members and
ell th0e Interested respectfully invited a,teud Br
DER. QlURGIANA PHTERS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24

nR. J. W. PowGLL ocUrrsr AND AURtsr, Ar.
~ tends 10 Diseases Of the eye spd ear fron A. ua1
tf. NJ daily Al ca Br sdwsy; aud rem Nj A NJ ~ ~
Jighies, pain
nR. vHrELsR ocCuLrT, as BsoADwAv. pa0
IL vo.es his attention diseases Of the eve Chrosic Ia
famnsion 81 the e,elcs enecasiy cursi Inns sysck.
&c, removed ~hbou operstion Ofce hours % r h.
French srtinc' eyes Of . superior quslty sac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24

Nm j. BILL & co, % WILLIAM STREET. OFFER
w for eae following securies:sl0 200 hl~a Og
IA sl2 OCc svauss end Horizon Railroad Co = LIST M
gage ger cent tonis. $40 UO 90 Term mortgage do e01
Milwaukee stG Masssppt Rsrosd Co.'S LIST mortgage ss
cent tohts, IS zoe do. far IA mortgage do
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OBEDIENCE TOR sAIK-sfTuATEp ON BhAUrfs
N full bsy Long Island, nearly surrounded BY vaisr
ard containing shout ifeen The Improvements
dwelling house ssndry and sus houses s'sbs boa boa.e
henrery aud buildings therein, gardeners cotge &C. TIE
grounds aid out with grsverd roads and wass
ed with and shrubbrv s~ts and orchards OF all kinds
Of ali under hgh Guilty The hosss is nearly
and butt the bes manner BY DAYS scrs sud q Furnish
Tie stable carriage hoT dr horses and saddle
horses and carriages bueges
ruefs &c There belonging ne pl
ing JsNt bcss hshing and secor5 resr sfrcu,ura and
pee in every department, fos geDtlensrs residence A
hue bay for ne IN an abundance ofbb.hng shoot
mr. enc Of the bsaby places In the country
from Al such a mssq slces &C Railroad ~ibis
half mile viii be sold o~ for cssh and lmy
perry For further particulars apply At No. u Wal street
r1rnl
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DECISION IN RANKRUPrCy AND ADMIRALTY.
DEc. 2s-In The mater u the application Of TIE General
assignee in Bonkv1ysy.-The general assignee In bank
rupscy applied the Court by petition setting forth that
applications had been made TO him TO purchase repued as
sets Of baakrups which have not been forth the
schedules file and that IN such the for the
assignee has been to make special application the
Court for order authorizing him TO dispose Of the
at private sale that applications have been made TO him
for the purchase Of call the remaining and rights Of pro
pey OF sundry bankrups" but that the had dc.
cped 10 give order In compliance with such appca.
on and for several reasons praying r order that the
assignee might sell notice at the Exchange all remain.
ing property and rights Of property Of any bankrupt
such order he might deem advisable. Held by the
CourtThat the legitimate method Of dsposing of
held by the general assignee s by public sale conducted
publicly under the nne OF the bankrupt from whom they
derived and after the lapse of fifteen years from the
repeal Of the act approaching by the assignee make
three thousand bankrups whose have passed 70
him by decree OF the Court would afford opportunities
gross mposons upon the Assignee and wrong 10 cred
tors. Application denied.
rRAoTIcE-TIsE or ArPEAL--srAy or EXECUTION
Georgs W. Barnard ps. Edword Soportds This was
motion 70 stay execution upon Judgment the respondent
claiming such stay by having filed his appeal within ten
days after the costs taxed although the judgment
had been rendered more than ten days The Judgment
entered on September i6. On September 30 notice
Of taxation for October served, and on Oc-
tober 2 the appeal was hled. Held by the Court
That the right Of appeal ls perfect as soon az a
final Judgment is rendered in the cause The decree s
final when further judicial act 30 be done IN
the cause by the Court That the decree nal and
the state 10 be appealed the 10th OF Septem
her, and than ten days having elapsed after that de
before the appeal taken the appeal does not
stay execution. Notion denied.
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Board OF Ten Governors.


IN THE INSTITUTIONS.
The regular meeting of the Board was held yesterday
C. GODFREY GuyrHKR, President, in the chair.
DISTRIBUTING coal AMONG THE GOVERNORS
Tho following communication was received by the
Board, and excited lively debate
To TE BOARD GovERSoRs,-we have shipped you at df.
ferent times this season. upon orders received from Mr.
Duke five carCoes Of coal which have been distributed
understand among Governors and employees o. the de-
psrtment and host OF friends and acquainances The
payments that have received from Mr. Dukesor these
cargocs have been small sums at long intervals and
balance still due Of several hundred dollars We had
thought Of go general distribution Of this coal, Of
having 20 wait three four months for pay,
would not have been willing 70 send IT, When sup.
piled the department before two cagocs distributed
them was made promptly by Mr.. speman from whom VIC
always received courteous treatment We supposed
would find the state things season Now we are
told by M Duke that the Department does consider
itself liable for the balance due. Al recent interview
learned that some members OF your body we're ignorant
suggestion OF member Of the Board have concluded 10
lay the matter before you officially a the time
for the sums unpaid and rcspectfuy asking xsi the bs
lance may be paid by the 1st OF January.
JOIN W. ANDREWS, for Kcrr 4 Co.
Mr. TOWNSEND said this very serious charge, and
should be inquired into Az Of the Committee Of Sup
Plies be had never gwen any such orders, nor had he
ever had any Of this coal.
other Governors made the same statement None Of
Mr. ssrn acknowledgcd that he vas the Governor who
had advised Kerr 90. 10 lay this matter before the
Board.
The matter was finally referred 20 the Committee on
supplies with instructions 10 report the OF Cover
nors, II any, who received this coal.
RAISING aArAREs
motion made 10 Increase the salary Of Geo. Kel
lock the superintendent Of 70 o. 900 per
year, which carried unanimously and Mr.. Kellock
highly oomplmented for the In which he dis
charged his duties
HfEtTeG SKw GOVERNOR.
The CHAIRMAN announced that there n vacancy in
y.
Tfemann
without elecing successor the Board laid the matter
over until the next meeting
HoMpoPArHy prrIEvrE HOSPITAL
Mr. SMITH, from the committee appointed 10 report
the proprety OF introducing homeopathy ato Bellevue
Hospital stated that he had report prepared which
Wis signed by majority OF the committee, against such
action.
Mr. BEN y Prycvyvy, from the minority or the com
mee stated that he was not ready 10 report as yet
AFTER long debate decided not 10 print the ma
jory report until the minority report was also ready
Thn Rnarh ali nnh
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BOARD on COuNCnLMEN.

This Board met on Monday sfserncon,he Presiden, in
the chair
vro oy rux MAYOR on An ORDINANCES ssoUiAnse sAir
or mKAD WIGHT.
Te minutes Of the previous meeting being read and ap.
proved following veto received from his Honor
the Mayor tho ordinance regulating the sale Of bread
by weight
N.roa,orrcs, N.v yo.., Dec ~ 1857.
To rng HosoRasLs rHE BoasD OF Couscusrs;-
S.g !. ,sa, s.rs without se be- ordinance
ossasnss es,nci ne prncipiss esislaSa
quantity article comerrs offered or sale by tie pro
ducer e the eonsumer which within i,sef forbidden Of
and he % q otss' he qas
object sought ihan simply such municipal regulations as
and d e sdSp sDs @ oss
rous and yranncs upon trade the freedom which
United s'sies should not hesitate 70 give sanctions but
lis one Of our boosted privileges that in ,h. country We
freed from the interference Of trans
action q our legitimate occupation that long trade
1edog6ed rshi condusi without interference ',s 40
NAV ne ssos,is ~ es,rc az ~ bs az,
o any commodly Ceereive laws may be govern
corresponding with the continual nuctuaon Of The price of
We = ,, % ~, M % % us tsneay y, y ~ &c eompsn sn
Ss os wh.G Sss op ~ S @ %ses /
sdvsnisse q Increasing he q bis loaf and se
sides bresd varies in Quality . wei as beef The same
weight will not always produce the same quantity Of health
Judge for himself without the aid Of stamp acts
proposed decide for him II
is that the beet government "a that which
governs TIE least, Too msny laws with complicated provi
society oversep the true province of government hus
somemes adopted but increase the
sought eradicsed by establishing system "
legislation repugnsn 10 the theory 81 republican government
When ali inspection abolished in this State
looked upon important step IN the right direction TO-
liberal legislation " WAS deemed recognition
the principle that government should not send s sgens
into mems private ssocsons 70 regulate or % i.eriere with
sustain this doctrine II ea All
the foundation of American independence and should be
preserved Of our insienshle rights. =
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
Mr.. WARNER moved that the communication be printed
In document form together with she ordinance, which
motion was seconded by Mr Byrdsa Both these gentle
men and Messrs Otarson and Haswe participated in the
debac, arguing IN favor Of The motion They affirmed
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70 rHx spITos OF. OFT, ef THE s HERALD; ALI

BRooxtYS 3es Fulton street, Dec. 2s, 1857.
About ten or eleven since an Englishman, named
James Dewsbury lived In this city, and In the habit
Of frequcnng the Franklin House, the Fulton ferry
and also the tavern establishments tor shades OF Mr.
Stoke, on Brooklyn Heghts, and OF Mr.. Dent in Main
street n s quite probable that inquiries made at either
or all OF those places may lead the Information sought
for through the columns Of the HERALD.
JOHN LoNAs.
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EARTHQrAKE IN SAvAyNAH.-A rerv neuAIble
shock N earthquake was felt in this city about nine
O'Clock A. NJ saturday last II moat severe on the
north side Of the bayin TACT the budinu were 20 sha-
ken A. 10 all the occupants 10 rush into the street.
There was but one shock, and Of short duration
In our reading room was not great but sufficiently
70 attract the attention of those who were in a.
SapaaHdk R.ptttligdn. De- ~
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Political Intelligence.

AN orPosRSr DouGIAs.-Ex Governor Matteson, Of
IHdois says the Chicago Democrat intends TO be cand
date for the United states sens,orshp opposition 10 Mr.
Douglas.
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they perceive that they have been the toys OF cote
ries contrivance or OF personal vanity They had
chosen you--they were expecting you 10 proceed 10
the work: and you forsake them. They viii forsske
you in their turn: OF this you may be certain. You
would have been in the minority OF the legislative
body; you will now be in the minority of your own
party
We know that we will be asked what useful or
important acts Messrs. Caruot aud Goudchaux would
have performed in the Legislative body That is
another question, which we intend 10 examine at
some future time To-day our purpose is merely TO
protest against conduct which will nfuse doubt and
dependency into public opinion.
but does public opinion exist at present. Tn.
doubtedly II does, whatever may be said by those
who have their own reason for seeking TO drown it,
voice. For period u has confined its career and
its noise 10 subterranean channels but like never
failing spring, IL has not ceased 10 run. We know
that requires exertion and perseverance 10 bring
IL back into its usual broad and deep bed and 90
enable il to roll there entirely the full volume OF ts
and Goudchaux tends to check its return Ia this d.
recton and 10 parayze its action that think that
conduct impolitic, aHd pronounce upen IL rigo.
rous censure. A. PEyRAT.
The ministerial decree was as follows-
The Minister Secretary Of State to the Department
Of the Interior
Considering article 81 Of the organic decree of the
18th Of February 1852, in relation to the Press.
Considering the several warnings given 10 the
journal La Prss0, under date OF March |, 1858;
March "a, 1854; and March 2s, 1857.
Considering the article published by La Presse IN
ts issue Of December 3, commencing with the words:
In the elections which lnve just taken place, bear
ing the signature Of Peyrat and In which the writer
following up what he preteuds TO be the wishes, the
dispositions and the interests Of what is called the
democratic party the revolutionary party assumes
" That for several months there have existed In
the public mind vague uneasiness and terror" and
adds "The hour Of decisive resolution Is now evi-
IDENTIFY at hand. The problems that pre-occupy the