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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29

New DlGdNGs IN FREsso couSrY.--A gentleman
residing in Fresno County, writing to us under date of
April 2ith, says:
. New digging were discovered a few days since on
The head waters Of the Fresno, about fifteen miles
above my store. From what can learn from those
who have been to these diggngs, there are quite a
number Of guches containing gold enough to pay more
than ordinary wages. was shown yesterday 81 I5,
which was taken from seven pans of dirt. The gold
was rather coarse and Of pretty deep yellow color.
It is the opinion Of Of best prospector that
diggings of importance will be found in that vicinity
this spring and summer. The Of this discovery
has created quite an excitement in this part Of the
County. Mexicans, Chinese and Indians have most
all left their camps and making their way there.
The Indians claim the preference from the fact ta it
was found by of their countrymen, and that it is
on their old domain where the whites have seldom
troubled them previous TO this II.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29

The DRouGnT.-Our exchanges from all parts Of
the country are complaining Of the continued dry
weather and most Of them predict great falling of
in the present compared with the crops of the pre-
vious year. Every species ofyegeiaton is suffering
for the want Of rain. and without some refreshing
showers soon the crops Of many farmers will prove an
entire failure. Already have the fields Of barley and
oats, that few weeks ago looked so promising, com
menced to turn Of sickly yellow, and will be
parched up without relief from the clouds. change
of temperature Sunday and Monday, with the wind
from the South and other indications, encouraged us
to hope that would soon have what we all so much
desire, good rain-but today, Tuesday, the sky is
clear again, with the wind from the North.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29

PANORAMA or THE YOSEMITE FALLS AND VALLEY.
The Mann Brothers. Panorama Of the Falls and Valley
of the Yosemite, will now be pushed forward TO an
early completion. An nimmense pavilion has been erect
ed by these gentlemen lot fronting on Sixth
street. and their artist Mr.. Claveau will have abund
ance of room to work upon his subject. From what we
have and heard of the abilities of the artist who
has the painting Of this Panorama feel he will
produce painting that will challenge the closest crit
cism. The subimity of the he is depicting
on canvas, will make up picture well worthy the pa
tronage of the public, and not only remunerate the
enterprsing propretors for their great outlay aud
trouble but materially assist in bringing capital into
our County, by attmcting hundreds of visitors to
real wonders, Of which the painting is but the coun.
terfeit presentment.n What Niagara is to New York
30 will the Yosemite, in few years, prove to Caor-
mia, the resort of thousands Through town is the
direct route to the Valley the distance being about 40
miles. Two thousand yards of canvas will be required
for the painting and when completed will be exhibited
through all the principal places Of California, and after
wards will be taken 10 the Atlantic States The same
gentlemen who engaged in this enterprise, made
last summer, excellent trail from this place to the
Valley, and now travellers make the trip with per
feet ease and safety.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29
The Latest from Washington.

WASHINHTON, MaTCU %.
Gov Geary was TO have had an interview with the
President this morning but the time of the latter, pre-
vious to the Cabinet meeting, was monopolized by O
large number of New York politicians, some of whom
besieged the members Of the Cabinet at their private
lodgings relative to the appointments on which the
Cabinet are to-day engaged
Col. Pckens, Of South Carolina, has been rendered
foreign mission.
Hon. David T. Disney, distinguished politician
and formerly member of Congress from Ohio, died in
Washington recently. Had he lived he would have
received the appointment of Minister 10 France.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29
State of the Thermometer for the Past Week.
IronrEp roR TnK pEMocRAl
SPECIAL NOTICES 1.

Bs- We requested TO state, by Thomas
W Long, Esq, that he has received Land Warrants for
John Baird and Francis Mcdonald from Washington. If
this should meet the eye of either Of these gentlemen they
will please call send order for the delivery Of the
or they will be returned to the U. s Pension Office.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29
ATLANTIC NEWS.

The dates by the 0rizaba are to March 23d The
following summary Of news under that date we copy
from one of our San Francisco exchanges:
Ex-Governor Bgler, of California, has been appoint
ed Minister TO Chile.
It is said Mr.. Buchanan has accepted the resignation
Of Gov Geary of Kanses. Lafayette McAIullen, of
Virginia, exmember of Congress- Col Black, Of Penn
sylvania, who served in the Mexican war, and Gen.
Oryillc Clarke, ofNew York, are severay spoken Of
as his successor.
On Saturday, March 81, the New York appoint
ments to be considered, and tremendous scram
be was going among the different members of the
New York Democratic family TO secure the " oaves y
and even the fishes" Judge Parker, Of Albany the
Democratic candidate for Governor at the late election
was mentioned among the prominent candidates for
the Colloctership of New York.
A new treaty, in place Of The Dallas Clarendon af-
fair was perfected by the Cabinet Saturday March
81. Its general tenor was not known but by well
informed parties, it was stated that it would be entire
ly acceptable 10 England 1t was TO be conveyed TO
Minister at the Court of St. James, by Alexander
Evans of Washington, who was to leave Boston for
Europe on Wednesday, March 49,
Col Wheeler who, it will be remembered has held
the commission Of Minister 10 Nicaragua since the
cessation Of diplomatic intercourse has resigned it.
For the mission to Russia, the Hon. John A. Nc
Cernand, of Illinois has been strongly recommended
by the most prominent politicians of that State.
California Appointments,
The appointments for California had not been made
public. All we can find in relation 10 them in the
papers, the following extract from the correspond
ence of the New York Herald, Of March 22d:
The California appointments do not satisfy the Bro
derrick interest Gwin's friends have triumphed.-
Broderick declared openly that he will the
threshold of the White House. while the present ncum-
bent occupies H.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29
NJ A r. RI IL d.

On the 2ls inst at the French Church, in San Francisco
by Bishop Alemany Mr.. y. WILLIAMS MilIo, of Marposa,
CAL to Miss MARY AGNES youngest daughter of Jones Muir
ply, of Baltimore, Nd.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29

SAILING or THE STEAMER--The Panama steamer
Golden Age, that sailed from San Francisco on the
goth inst, was fairly crowded down with passengers
there being no less than eight hundred and fifty per
sons aboard among the number the Hon. Judge Meal
lister Bishop Kip and anumber Of other distinguished
personages. The treasure shipped also large be
ing s20il,2is 80.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29

BAoKUs MINsrRELs.-T This troupe Of Minstrels made
their appearance before large audience OF our ctl
zens on Monday evening last They drew another
good house last night. Their performances were well
racaiyed
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29
NJ o { i @ O

B5- The Partnership heretofore existing he
u. TOIsON and A. BROWN, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
All persons indebted TO the above firm will please settle
with A. Brown lie is alone authorized to receive all money
due the concern and pay all debts. D. TOISoN,
A. BROWN.
Mouth sherlock's, April 2Tth 1857. a293t
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29

THE BALL on FRIDAY NIGHT.-The Ball to be
given by the Hook and Ladder Company on Friday
evening next promises to be the great card Of the
son. and from the industry displayed by the gentlemen
who have been attending to the details in getting il
up, we feel assured that every one will be pleased
with the entertainment An excellent supper will be
provided for the OCCASION and the services Of number
of talented musicians have been secured-in fact
nothing left undone that would contribute to the plea
sure OF those attending
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29

The EMPIRE QUARTZ MILL ASD VEIN AT MARBLE
sPRINGs.-Ths property few months ago was deem
ed and given up as proitess by the then owners In
new hands it has recently become quite promising.
The vein which had contracted TO the width Of four
inches and diminished in aurftrous production, has
widcned to foot and still widening, is paying well,
and increases in richness.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29
California Steam Navigation Co.
observation-disclosures sssazsss'4;l...s7s sssazssis4ll..ssls
BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND STOCKTON.

Steamer CORNEIIA. mud Capt. Il. CoNKLIN.
Steamer J. BRAGDON :. Capt THOMAS W. SEELEy.
Leave Jackson Street Wharf San Francisco Daily sun
days excepted) for Stockton, at4 NJ
60 Freight and Passengers will always receive The best
attention JOS $. PRATT Agent at Stockton.
a223m SAMUEL } llENsllY, san Francisco.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29

THE MERGED RtvER.-This stream for several day,
has been and at the present time is much swollen from
the effects of melting snow. The rise is higher ant
earlier than usual rendering crossing inconyenent
and promises the miners an early admission to tn,
mineral deposits ia the bed ol the stream.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29
FIRST ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
MARIPosA HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY

ss- The Public In general are respectfully
informed that the above Company will give BALL
Friday, the 1st day Of May 1857, at ASSEMBLY HAIL
No efforts viii be spared to render II the Ball of the
son. and all necessary arrangements will be made for tho
pleasure and convenience of all who may attend.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-29

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
II. S. MILLER, JOSEPH BLuMENTHAL,
J. b. CoSDoN, J. D. cRIPrEN,
j.. n. MOORE, JAS. G. READ,
CHAs. sTuRcKE, ALEX. GUARD,
7. P. HOWELL, s. wORMsER,
HUGH DIMoSD, J0HL l.. GARTH
@. O. N. JOHNSON, JOHN A. LANGARL,
JOHN. P. FOX. CYRUS DE FoRRIs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-25

Our arrest dates from Tie 18th Of Nay. and
our release ives just oae year later. being
on the lleA a Nay. Four months Ne,
with oss companions, we're held ~ prison.
ere, guarded either BY border rulans or the
United States troops. Eigh, months we
have sssn under heavy bonds to answer
the Sslss offence Of being true TO our prin-
Clip
A different feeling prevails in Kansss to.
day from VIVA. characterized II year ago.
Order reigns where disorder was supreme.
May we not hope that this state Of .aGFairs
will last permanently.
SERVED rHEn RIonT.-Two horses were
stolen from town . few nighta ago, and
'wo from Lecompton. The thieves were pus
sued, and the horses recovered In Nebsss.
ka. II Is reported that these thieves have
closed their horse stealing practices, % they
received . lesson on the spot where taken
which was effective. Served them right
and ~ all other gentry OF the same clas.
should be disposed Of. The days Of horss
stealing must end in Kansas now.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-25
Yagi WORMS Machinery Depot Of Oates. War
ner, chalnaro 4 fraser ChioaRo, Itiinoia


Within the last year, the proprietors OF
this en-, ensive establishment have erected
one three story brick building, ~ by 100
ieet, ons frame boiler shop, so by 100 feet.
and one frame f,ondry ~ by $50 feet.
These, in addition to their three former
brick shops and various wooden structures,
make this probably the lsrgcs, and most
ex,rrsive manufacturing establishment west
Of New York city.
They attempt TO keep pace with the de.
mands Of the great West; and 1, 10 q pleas.
use 10 the consumers to know that ever,
month brings them nearer the time when
they shall not be dependent, upos the Ess,
for large share Of those articlea REQUIRED
Tor the necessities and convenience OF our
great country.
The Eagle works huve recently connected
with their establishment the manufacture OF
Platform Scale, OF oil the usual varieties
snd size. and which 10 : useful and desirable
Improvement upon the popular Scales Of
Duryee 4 Forsyth and Fairbanks. This
Improvement hes been made by g. .. Hitch.
cock. of Rochester. New York, where he
manufactured them under the name OF the
"Union Scale works." and where We ua.
dsrstand they were unrivalled. In addition
70 these 6csles. they manufacture Letter
Prssses. Sugar Mills, Wsreho use Trucks.
&c, he.
They have slso made an arrangement
9th Mr.. Cyrus Backus. Of New York. for
the sale Of r. Clsrkc's patent Steam
Boiler Wster Indicator. Feeder and Alarm"
: ne~ and meat valuable invenlion, where.
BY explosions VI steam boilers. 90 frequently
occurring from lack OF sufficient water, may
De- prevented with entire certainty. This
instrument 10 . perfect regulator Of the
water. opening and closing the faucet in
the suction pipe In such q manner 40 10
keep the water at oil times at the psoper
stsgs In the boilers. But lie aAvsnsaees do
not stop here. In case the pump should
fail. and the water sink in the boiler below
lts proper height, BY = most simple, eco
nemical and Ingenious method, that fact 10
instantly made known by the shrill noise OF
. steam whistle, which forms par, OF the
instrument. and which aevsr tails 20 sound
The alarm, arousng the engineer or Gre
nan to sense oi impending danger. and
recalling them 10 their duty in time 10 rem.
sdy the di0culty produced by accident or
negligence. end thus prevent those disas.
tsoss explosions. whereby the property and
lives Of eon6ding persons are destroyed.
Having secured the exclusive right for the
sals Of this highly ussful property for the
Western 0tatss and Territories, they are
prepared 10 supply oil ordsss that may b.
received for then.
Tbs Eagle works VI Chicago may b
smphaticaliy styled the Great Nanuisctur.
ing and Machinery Depot Of the West, and
with IL extended buildings and increased
facilities for turning out work, purchaser.
can 81 oil times rely upon having their or
ders executsd with iAe utmost dispatch and
pfoapsits1e. Il Chicago Democrat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-25

We CLEAN from the Herald OF Freedom
Of the 18th inst.
LAsD Osvicg DEcisions. learn thai
. man attempted 10 prove pre- .smp,ion on
. Slain nssf eaposis the other dsy. and
wss rsfsesd because the doors and win.
dows wsrs not yet cut opsn in his cabin
The Register declared that tho claim ore.
empted must Be The residence Of The Gre.
euPtos q TIE time Of proving up the same.
aud that b must have erected ! G. bin on
the came himself and occupied il, bssid~s
askiag other Improvements toward ,iiiius
the coil. In aaelhss csss hs decided that
. psssea bsyiag elsia with . esbia on il.
Ard residing IN that cabin IL cot cone
witkis ~ lsw-shat Improvements pur.
chased Ct asethss wss net the kind cs.eea.
pisted b tAs lac; On The contrary thev
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Afroka8Ys . counaRLLons AZ Law.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-25

NEW STONE
FULL OF NEW GOODS.
'hA e.osesesrs have Jast rssssvsd end are ssu
opsntng 81 thsir sloss % neaAy osseet, bsev 500
50 seA ~ sueess wsss Ode, ~ door fPo1 Ne cor
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