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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
., Detroit % Monros, vnerr /. runs

-np,.5 from Detroit % Monros, ~nerc u rus
80 ,ha Nicbig.n Southern and opens owe. u uU''
,or,s from DE- uoi. 20 Chicsso, Sh,1 '.G''er
H. ,hc Michigan Central. Toe Mien'sHn soathern
nan " s"-msTJ divide the basiness which comes
60 Consds over The Great "eserp, win the
Mi,hiosn Central. There : 70 reSson way u sNouI
not do eis The line is az shot NJ 10 lac. w. VI
thr,e miles shorter, the track IS, " an u,.%
timed m a better condition; the dePo' OF tue " -,
80 snu,hs,n q nearer 70 the terminus OF the Erea,
Westerr Road than that of the Michigan cenuA o..
also nearer TO the large hotels ana loe ;th
the ,,y Arrangements hsve slreadv oeSn 'ua .5,
,be Grads Road 10 ticket over IT, and eluh p'lVUssI
;,b tho Nietiysn Central in every way been etGVu
% ), Nv mesIs of the Rosd from Detroit, "ntcu !, ~
now in regular oper alton the Michigan southern ".u
bay. three great feeders 90 Il from the East lue n =
isIske Fy;s which brings il in Summer an immense
sronrt Of eight and good deal Of steamboat traVe
H. secord is the Lske Shore Roads on me southern
shore Of tie above lake, when or'ng y q - ~
OF the trav. over the New YORK G ntral ana Az Q.
the travel over the Erie the third Is the 1seal SEN
,lroroh Canada which will hencofurTard DC teSueT
70 il, IS II has been TO the Michigan Central
The air line from Toledo to Goshen - miles WIZ oe
opened in the Spring by TN, means SO ,b xson
on he boats arrive at Cleveland next morning. ana
In ChIcsgo by or &C ock the next evening a,eal
of or O'Clock at night 81 at present oy ootn he cni
gan Southern and Michigan CenIs tins VIII DE an I'M
mer So LET 10 the travelling public particularly IN hot
weather ,
70 Wheeling, and connection Is thus iormeu Win
baltimore al the Valley of Virglns-
These are the uost important additions made or 70
he made 70 the resources of the Michigan Southern.
The most important measure which it has taken is to
break up ali its past arrangements with the Michigan
Central Ms regards the sale Of tickets in different parts
of the country and the employment of scent To attend
10 and procure il business II will place an efiicent
set of business at the main points of avel charg-
ed h the msnsg of its interests The road has
suffered severt " the past year by breaking up is
offices in erent psrts of the country but il now ie-
turr the policy which secured il in previous years
such a gigantic business and with new and greatly
| increased facilities
Eproper energy and power infused into the man
sgement of the road, would not BE surprised to see
s receipts increased the coming business season 80
q. Mt over last wear Yous, TRAVELLER.
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Rarine. Brother. a. Co... Circular.

Per America. LONDON, Friday, jan 2 lS57-5 p. N.
Tie CoonA ard Foreign Produce continued closed
for Christmas Holidays and will reopen On the 9Th ia
MONEY continues good demand CoSsoLs leave of 9i9si
II div for account Bar SILyEE Mexican DoLLAEs
5I nominal. American Eagles &c A DcUsLooss-S pSul.1
Al the CoRS market Monday, there frmness
he supply II English Wheat snort and iod at the flh
instances advance Last 4eets qao,soa
oT EAgsb Wheat ~as % on 81 20 ora returned To-day
ylite Aqersn Wheat &C. a74 red So ass ar. American
FloUR 81 QS7i 4 baIIel.
ces are reported to have ehsnaed hands the particulars Of
which have TRANSFERRED 90 boxes Havana the spot
FS .otEns ur ns 69s yeT fas lilo hsd
t% ard Malsga as Rape 10 moderate demand at 81 8
tr Refined and 6d5l for Brown. Linseej quiet a. 81
on pot CscOa Nut 4s a 81, Palm 4SldHi.
TEA-Ihefe bA been considerable excitement Ia the market
SGnson ia. nusnsed good deal The highest pce touched
being + ID. The maket closes steadily at lll = q.
,po, dc1 10 bay At IS asI Bombay bell At over s5
ehsngei has been bought So 6d1 for the CJnsent 81
arrival average Calcutta /. quoted 4 "a delivered sSd Tssan
rog essoes 81 dsf Ode.sA and Berknska 81 1861 accord
$500 10 las, $50 CO in is5i 2S6S IN is5s and aSo 10
Isol HuI import Of sol 900 against 24s 900 In
40 Total import Of United Kingdom, little below 200 NO
Ln'Es1 cAKss in rather improved demand sos:on bs,
ibn Western Cakes 80 ga 90 lO; Lonio0 RlO5
tt 70 We quote foAtns caIsoes Of Msrsellea At 50 I'll
one FOR Bns boa OF the spot and 10 sTrVe 49, has been
W. enors R.i: At 20 sassio; Bar. sss9s5 on B. n
Wat' so>ieh pgs have advanced TO 70 for mixed numbers
CofEEE ir air dem,nd and bat few seIlera CARO- Of
bsey frs ao reported 70 be sold for the Mediterrs-
Cores gey hEsl I06oo bales sold at d. advance A. Ly
en- q The Gthnd has been eI,snsve mddns OreAn. 7lQ
TALLow quet Al SIG for Y C. on the spot 81 April and
JuIe and 81 for the lsst three months OF the year
IrEPp InE.sPhits American lin casks) dull a san.
ASEscis sTocxs-Hgher prices gre asksd b.. the saae.s
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Arrived.


mS SSp .6S 7 pas % %n s,h Co.
and 10th had frost btten tho pilot had both
badly frozen: nth ipst At 10 p ~ 70 mnt' OF Caps
had only standing saw no persons o. boasnsM
her; supposed the crew had been taken o.
Ship Pscifc Gadd. New Orleans Dec. a. With mdse q "n
Nelson Son Sailed in como.n with mp New ana
the Alb inst exchanged sna' with her on .hr DossS
Reef; time bark Hiswsba % the 18Th inst In IL.
ship brosced TO- carrying sway head Of the foetop
and naiDroys mast On the 18th at m passed Bsrnes.i
and the 18TH at % TEN mile, EsE ffonthe
Highlands. ben very heavy gale from w. commencing
Obliged carry cosceeed aud caused 70 keep her OF
the Jersey shoEe and weather bafnes when we were onl
enough DO In doing which lost sA that vas st
and the mos Of those that were aed roe neIt DAY The gao
ragged with Uaabsted violence, attended with uenend
heavy at p was struck BY sea on me m6oA q
ter which broke on several staeons, rail and splitting ne
covering board, stove the mouse on deck ana s e a
with washed overheard wAfercass hsrnesscsss m
Of the decks the tank ia fresh wA'et wa
all spoiled causing the vessel make water than used
mate and oDe man severely injured the time On tie
10th passed the * vessel with every
about the 5eos the which still board add
tme IN Of the crippled con dton we were n BIZ
intended assist them the day when bars max
Ing take them OIL The Pschc arrived on the
bu Two buckets Of fresh water OF board out
with pumping. Was owed to the city BY seamtus W'n H.
BIZ Eard America tBrenen Fredricks Bremen sept a.
and a days Halifax fwhere she put IN leAhyb In ballast
with 1870 psss BurchsEc Buck Experienced heavy clhsr
since leaving Haihx
Dig ldA hhNIrt bufcuulfon - NV
hides &c. to s. DE Asreda Joye Il Co. Experienced 'eT
heavy weather split sails H. Mos. Of igoksn
Sailed in company with brig 81. Mary, for NewYOrs.
scbr NiuteBOy-l If tlushins L. ~ Morrow Havana 10
DAYS With ThOm Oilmsrtio Experienced
heavy weather number Of the very badly frost
bitten.
schr Mon fof Oflsnd Small, CuTaco. n days With
goatskins &c Boonen Graves Co. Dec. IT, - q,
,pote Rslet Of marhi' 20 days from Gorg
c. Providence she had experienced very hsayJ
weather. lost galley md the stove No dae lat 20 spk" b.t
Gen # Cha from NeWO leans "a -dfstO ~
Rort Roys The experienced very heavy we.r lO's
both ihs split maiussi, SC.
sALED-Barss John Bird Blown or CAdiz CLAIR a. Noe
Greenman for NSsEords Venus Atkinson Tor Cur o4i
EAGLE Baker for BgeIos Ayfes Bhgs BRAN Rsyehs RIO
Hache Macon, Hendhct SasanBsh Gem Day, or Cssdg
Clarence Brl Stubb fT Turks Island; rf1xlo, Nllh
gan foT Mar zsHlo; Emerald (Br Mcdonald, for malta shT
Prid4 Of the Sea Buckninster for Palma de MsleorcA
FELLOWSHIP Gar ges (of bo'toDl from Calcutta tBJ
plobost Edwin forrest No 10 As0 bark and brg
WIND--sunTse " T. MERIDIAN N. w, fresh sunset do,
blowing ale
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Ui.nslerr. &c.

CAPT FosIER chip GaTcs ashore below Cgds writes %
her Mr. stanton, that she probably w BE- soI % r
serious danss At tbe time Of the accident the shp va
IN charge Of = Bristol branch pilot. -,
SHIP HUALco OF Belfast before reported susk ssaae
Black Ledge lies At angle OF about degrees her @
spirit sticking the mud and her stern Is - feet shove
at low tide The bottom Is soft all round her and NON wv
IS fatboms deep. a..
SHIP jazz II. GLIDDEs tof Boston, Loyett, from 81
pheps B., for Liverpool, the 18th Dec In lat W ga -
abandoned, with b0wsprt and foreuss gone, hols
bows, and water logged. The were taken ~ D -
Anoo Everett, arrived al Grsvesend. H.,
BR SHIP WELSFoRD, Hat6eld from 81 John, " D. ", ~.
erpool before eported Loaf Dec D. Cape k~s
foundland The Captain and g Of the crew were osI AZ
three out OF board saved There WA about 49,
Esgisres N the ship, IN Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23
Cambridge Cattle Market.
RgPoRTkp Fos The N. T. TRIBUNE nv GEoRss hUrr.
WInkEanAY Jan. n lAtl

WEDNESDAY,. Jan. a. lss1.
A. market only - Cattle. PRicSs Make, Beef eaiu,
SIS 81 90 first quality, IS -
sHEEP AND L.aBs-At market, 55 prices In lots, % 80
SwIXE-Dressea. IoiQllc. y n, an sdyaoee OF 81 ewt
Massachusetts - -
Hides etdslc. q n. Tallow, sd8ic y ID. Peus duh st
81 50 each. Calfskins l3dlgc y n.
B-Beef and quality includes nothins bat As
large stall ted Second quality includes the bG
oxen ssfed aud the best threeJeu
old steers Ordinary consists Of bulls add the refuse % os
SHEEP-Extrs includes Coets and when those Of inferior
quality are thrown out. 49,.
RsMaRys-Owing the storm, none Of the CAl
trains with the exception Of eight the Vermont ne
Road could through The eight car. were
Bedwe Shebume and Mr. Smith Of Ashb1fn-
ham they were sskins 90 80 q for Beef and no
doubt would realize the price Sheep sold quotation
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Ry Tefe0paph.

BOSTON Jan. 22-Ar. ships Independence CLier. ABBY
Blanchard and Cbapn, New Orleans. BNks Halifax, Hsbtn
Mary Coe, and Leroy. Mobile.
Tie Leroy long and bois.ero1s y,n
a. lar So lon q g. spoke bark T. Sherwood, from Noble
Tor Boston.
The bark Island CITY, Stevens. from Galveston for Bos,oe
tdsy made fast 70 the Light Ship "a Snnis with nsf
rudder and anchor gone. The B. Forbes proceeded % No
assistance.
To balk saI lsat part q deckoad dunps The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

,l,,a, confined 70 Railtca5 Bonds MEXICAN cest,.I q,
$50 Ave h,.n .oA A, e. llrOs Central To- e7 O. f7aA
Freeiar5, seeico New Yora c,ntr,l g. soesz Ysrs
s,s,.e. B.ud. 1865 ftdl06 PsnIsyyNA 81 Cert 90.
7e NAyAnd SO S. 80 MV.ssahu'ett'ss s., ]" OSGas,
g. 10, Nova scotia 60 lo5 both ~ t7.
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THuRsi,AY, Jan. 22-P. NJ

There WAS a fair amount Of bus mess At the Stock
BOord ismorning but their being 6veak down in the
Cumberland movement the whole marke sympathized
and lower. There was considerable disposition
shown to sell nearly s the fances and the Operators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

IL An VFlesH Stock- thcrc was iiir bDllnt95 tvhg
The Crcu lar Il Mr.. SstteIthwaite SAYS:
SIC. oar atVice - tb- ID h nave hsl eoa',u- suce
4 ,sly asiDs h Ia marked the coi-ss hnaac
ssiTs r SOLE webs past -. trade reuras aal Rls
accyLas dicse gToFcty Esout psa-l IN tie lie oy Of
the conay. No y. though a. slightly ioFer ra;es hGl.
ready ALI qui;k ,mpS!nrt "a tef- '- oe = 's suy
ms md o. law PIC eeis Col0 been firm, and cloe
% a. =
Thrre ben FIR De- Nd Cor American Securities Lon
don eBps he pact weei. NSR9; C9psgus,i0E B9BdS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

The efiu1 of gold 20 the Continent, although mater-
ally checked has not yet ceased about $50 900 Of the
fp,cie brought by the Red jacket having been taken
TO France The remainder, is expected, will be sold
TO the Bank Of England, E65GOO. 1t il not known
whether the portion set away is for the Bank o.
France.
Tie retorn .-on the Baak Of England for the week
ending the 9Th Of December gives the folOEing
suits, when compared with The previous week:
Public d,pos.;s....... 47s g5 Increase. f609 Us
Other c,posiis.....s... lul1-h5 Increase. 6.yotZ
Rest. 5,s531lo IacTea-e.. IL ls
On the other side OF the sce0Int:
Government securities. II 2o,-i8 Increase. $50 81
ether secuTi,ics...... 10 90 l6 Increase. iS1,595
Notes unemployed. 546,5l5 Decrease. +7,76
The amount on nCteS III circulation i ElS,656,O75
being an increase of fl}0 3j and the stock Of bullion
IN both departments Is go 230,3ll, showing de.
crease Of 2s3 5l2 when compared with the preceding
return.
The Bullion market had been vc-y quiet this week
Owing to the political news kom China, the orders for
the East have, in great Measure, been suspended;
The quotations must Therefore, be considered merely
nominal regards silver. There has been two arr
vale of gold dust from Australia the Bank Of England
~
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Glennd.
PORT OF NEW YORK;,

slp-Plymou,h Rock, Hammond, London, Grnnell, Mn
turn 4 Co. q,
BhEs-E Dmnmond, Chapman, Aspnwal, Panama Railroad
COMPANY African Thompson Havana Mayhem T.br Co |;
Fnchantress Br Murphy, Seville. A. DE Wolff Tornado
HcCsry ST. Thomas, Russell Nninei Experiment Murray,
adiz, UUdeIhul Hart Go. . 81,
Scbooners-R W Brown Derrckson Wilmington, Dollnsr
Potter Ann Susan Myers Charleston, D0lner Potter
MaIgaret Bsbn 81. Jago r. p. Back Cot John smith,
Lcckbau Halifax, Y. w Barclay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

At Bosom, Money Is IN fair request at 98lO y sent
for names OF the best grade. The failure of NJ. Chas
u. Fessenden. whose liabilities A.ioOsy estimated
at from $500 eco . 5000 occasions some dtrUs OF
tsper. and renders xegot' atiocs more difficult.
At PHILADELPHIA. there is no change to note in the
bin market; beet brs . at lO9l2 cent, and tho'e
Of inferior credit at 1890.
Mr.. Cook, the Superintendent Of the Bank Depart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

tier r,, t,,ly offered .nd have declined 20 ~, s
20 AZ Frv.lInds bAy. brought PAL
". note increased trLnsacors in he ihH-, on nc new
yok Ger tr,l Michigan Central hair as of ~ UFN
~ rr.tIps Of transfer and r-sstra,on orcr@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

INITIATIVE ALhASAc....THIs DAr.
sun-Rises. 7:l7 Sets....... sos aOOn-Bsts. 5:5g
wATER. rms DAY.
Sandy Hook SSH Gov. leland 6:2 He'll 0as. e?2
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

THURSDAY, Jan. o. 1887.
AsHES-The market closes lower owing 10 the large sv
ala sales Of SO bb 81 5OGs7 62i for Pots and 81 10 Tor
Pearls. g..
COTTON-The market has been very sve prices tend FUR
her upward sales of 7e0 bales part on the SPOT part III S
situ and part to anive. We quote as follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

sIVVh '-'f'
can, 3l 600.
Trade in the manufacturing districts 10 steady with better
prices for YARNS and GOODS.
There rather doing in CoRs mars At an
advance Of % A. bushe in NHEAr, and quarter IN IN
DI,N Com FLOUR quiet and the transactions limited
previous rates White WHEAr 9Glo p red, sfa9 70 70.
Western Canal FLOUR, 81 asa Phuadelphs and Bllmors
~ dS3I. Canals and Ohio - ass Sour ~ $50 y bA
White INDIAN CoRN, So mixed and yellow 81 PquU'er
Nothing doing In TURPEsrNE The sales OF hosM amount
nlnh IL 4 alI4 cNqf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

Inc money naiket on can Is easier luan II mas wa
for three months and on good securities there il -
difficulty in finding all the money needed. The Bm Is
are again lending more freely and their interior b. y
anees are rather Increasing Paper is declining, anG
frst-class signatures 90 at sac y cent.
comparison Of the footings of the weekly Blnk
statement of the Boston Banks with those of the state
ment FOR the previous week exhibits the following
result:
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS


u,OO Missouri State 6s.stO s5l
lO,C0O do...........h9O 96
2,eoc Cal. State 7s, rs. IS IS
$500 City %, '6s....... 81.
rocco reTIe n. L Alt. I'd MIA
rs National BAnk.........l07
80 - -. o. ~. - ~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
Democratic state Convention.

Al a meeting OF the Democratic state Ceslra'
Committee held IN San FranciscO ON The ccIsFi May
the following resolutions were adopted
RESOLVED That the next Democratic Sla'e Cos
yentlon be holden at the city OF Sacramento, on
TUESDAY the l4th day Of July next aud mat the
basis of representa- alton be follows VIZ; One del.
egae from every two hundred Democratic votes
cnyt and one delegate for every fraction over one
hundred Democratic vote cast for any Democratic
Stale officer at the last general electiohthe Pres
dc,iinI elector being consdered for the purposes Of
this resolution. as Stite officers.
RESOLVED That Messrs Thomas, Moore and Rel
ingtOn are hereby appointed comntee to caayhs
the official returns In the Office OF the Secretary of
State, aud from them to make Pand publish tse APP
portionment Of delegates To which the eoun.
ties are entitled according TO the basis ot presenta
tlon adopted.
Tho committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following report. by which the Democrats
ofthe various counties will be governed In eecting
delegates to the State Convention
ALFRED REDiNGTON, Chairman.
p. X WooDsIpE. sec'y Dem. State CentIal Com.
TO GES. ALFRED REDINGrUS Chairman. &c.-Dear
Sir: The Committee appointed at The recent meet Ak
OF the Democratic state Central Committee 10 appur.
ton the dele, ,htes which each county will be enuled
elect under tho resolutions of the Central Commit
tee, 10 meet in Convention in sacramento the l4lh
of july proxlmo, have nude the following apportion
ment, viz
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
District .bVutigc.

Judge Lewis is now soliciting the people
of Orovillc to sustain him for this position
When Capt, Lndley was here for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for clearing
the river, SO as to render it navi gable.
Judge Lewis refused to aid in the matter
and d---d the town a. being located in n
bend of the river, and away from the roads
lie opposed before the Board of Super
visors the application for a ferry at the
junotion, which would permit the Plumas
travel and trade to pass through Orovile,
because it interiered with his private in
terests.
ae was. 6he chief legal adviser in the en- .
'eavor to compel the county to pay three
| thousand dollors for a ridiculous claim to
the Plaza in Oroyille, the claim being
brought forward after the County buildings
rere erected upon the Piaza.
Why did he approach. Mr. Ruffum, our
| candidate for Supervisor last fall, with an
offer to furnish him money to pay the ex.
penses of his canvass, if is'waa not for the
purpose of influencing aim to. oppose the
application for ferry at the Junction, and
thus keep the Plumas trade and travel a wa
from 0Foville.
Are the property holders Of Oroville viii
ling to snstain man who has opposed every
material interest of the town. If so. let
them support judge Lewis. Give him a DO
siton of still greater power and influence.
and make 0roville entirely subservient so
his private interests.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08

NOVEL LARRANGEMENT.-T n cloth
ing dealer in this town who has built rail
road from the rear of his store running to
the bar. some six hundred yards from the
building, and has placed wheels under the
house. with the intention, III case of fire, to
run the whole building down on the bar,
and thus save his stock While looking al
the arran ement yesterday, md Observing
that the house was fastened merely by a
small hook, we couldn't help but think
that if some mischievous disposed person
ehould let 'er loose some night, where the
clothes vende3 would find himself in the
morning.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08

BLOWING GOLD The San Francisco pa
pers are still blowing away, about the gold
that has been blown up the chimney" OF
the mint in that city. They disagree about
the number of degrees Fahreneit necessary
to 'evaporate, precipitate, sublimate, or fuse
gold. some of them placing it as high as
4l80a Fahreneit. Our opinion is that about
3 rascality would account for the evnpora-
ton, and that precipitate investigation
would find the sublimated chap who fused
it A refner may be a necessary officer in
the Philadelph pha Mint, but retinder would
he valuable addition to the Branch in
San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08
Candidates for Office.


As The time for holding tie county and
Senatorial and Judicial district conventions
approaches. the number candidates Tor the
various Offices appear to be ON the increase.
judging from accounts received fl ON other
sections, the number Of applicants for Office
IN this county, are not as numerous as in
some others. This may be occasioned by the
fact that our mines pay better, or that our
agricultural lands are more productiye or
it may be occasoned by a lack Of patriotism
on the part of our citizens. Weare disposed
to adopt the two first reasons and indig-
nantly discard the latter.
In Tuoumne county, it is stated that there
are one hundred aud hfty applicants for the
seventeen positions to be filled. This must
include the aspirants Of all parties and if
80, IL occasions no surprise, for it is gener.
ally conceded that the entire force OF the
Republican party, and the present active
X N. force are office-seekers This fact
seems to be snbstantated by the Columbia
Gdzptte, which predicts that the Democratic
party will unite as one man, after their
ltsle family quarrel at their convention is
ever. This is at should be in every county
of the State, and will leave the disaffected
where they properly belong, in the ranks of
the opposition.
There are some fifteen Offices to be filled.
in this county. and tire Democratic aspirants
are not as numerou as they are represented
above, however Rsuch they may desire to
serve the people TREY will 60 into the con
vention with willingness to abide its de-
cision, and determination 20 elect the ticket
presented. This we believe to be the feeling
actuatiag the Democracy Of this county; but
We would nevertheless caution them against
the error of undertaking the strengtd of oar
opponents They are stronger to day, than
ever before in the county. They have uni
ted in their ranks, Republicans X. Ms, and
recreant Democrats-men who have used
the position given them by the democratic
party, TO build up an organization opposed to
them--men who sustain Il paper that has
never permitted an election to pass without
b terly opposing everything pertaining to
Democracy. Such men are acting from in
terestcd motives, and care naught for the
Democratic party, except as they can use it
to obtain place and power, and will not
scruple to use the position given them, for
the advancement of their own interests re
gardless Of the interests Of the community
they ask to endorse them. If the Democ-
racy recognize any such in their ranks
they should be hurled from the party, or Mt
least, "relieved Of those important duties
that should only be entrusted to those who
have been tried and found true"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08

MoRE IMRRovEMENTs-Mr. Hussey, the
contractor, is about erecting at the head Of
Myers street. a briek building, to be occu-
pied as Brewery, Il will be one of the
largest and finest buildings in town, and will
add materially to the appearance OF that
portion of our city. He is also putting up a
Gue brick adjoining the new theatre, which
= = -ccnricd as stores cnl oaces.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-08

LIVELY On Saturday and Sunday our
streets presented n lively appearance. and
something of the old spirit seemed to be re-
turning. Another month will crowd our
streets with people. and render them busy
in the placer and river claims.
The ordinance against fighting and drunk,
enuess is considered somewhat "hefty" by
some of the boys, but had The effect to rem
der the lively and moving crowd in the
streets less bui.terous than usual.