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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11
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RAILWAY AND STEAM MITIGATION GUIDE,

vol limo 3i2 pases Is cen.a-
contains The latest received since the Isl inst
large steel plato map With Of sry roodssn
ind spenGabie onmparion for the traveller and
iume Of reference for the merchs, or bonseholde,
ID. APPLATOk a I'D, Publishers,
38 and Sl9 BROAD way.
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Married.
GooprcH-wIcvrs - In Albany, Thursday, Beps. 10.
by Rev. g. T. Sselye, WILLIAM " GooDsNH. Gq, OF tn
ciy 10 Miss Fa.scs A -, only daughter or Henry n.
WickE, a or Albany,
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Arrival or the Europa 1t Boston.

Arrival OF the EUROPA at Boston.
Bosros, Sept 10, 1857
The steamship Europa, from Liverpool via Halifax
rived here sboat seven o'clock p n. Her mails will be
cent for ward to Ne. York morning. aad viii
s,e due thers about sve p
Uhs RspOrtsd SuspenEion of the Western
transportation Company.
BUFFALO, Sept 10, 1857
The Republic OF this afternoon reports the suspension Of
Che Western Tfanspcrau Company The report u t,aly
Dale
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Broad way. corner of fulton street.
Bsebs 4 Co, Respectfully Solicit the Attsu-
nos Of The public 70 The fan and winter fashion for gentsmsn
ps moe:ls and shs% = .o ana % s
head the felt hat This novel and useful m9rovsnsna has
WI =" w. " " BilBI 4 CO.. I5s Broadway.
gnrss Dollar Hats, Fail styis, ~ Whsts's
la rnion sres. between Broadway Ard .ssssu street.
Duvid's Fail style OF Gsntlsmsn's Hats are
now ready saie,rocm 90! Broadway, uesr Duane street
1lss Pocket O~tisry "A Rleh AsseYsasss NJ
las Nuspsas. ..or. oni, a 70 as:r Hoasa
Finest and Chsapsst Lik.nss.-IIuntsr's
s, y; ssag rs ar o' And 10
Republican and Democratic Meeting for
expected IS usual al Hoo MES $50 Broad.sy.
Removal .-Jonss' Italian soap Depot and
Jones coral hair tro superb articles !ons fcr ns
SANDS, 100 Fulton street. Price IS ccnta.
Custom Made shirts, all sizes, Bsst Quati-
IT, at MLAu sHIis's sbr ana forDisnng sore corns~ Of
Murray aad Greenwich stree.
Ladies Returning from ths Country WISH
Leg hs s Ss .n sr. sSo ron - e
sqs asd lHd soS .n .fs sss' Of " kinds and
Barnes n Park nave Rsmovsd frona sos
sca.. he ..ss s 4 ossss: md s s.. sass s-as
New voyk Cncinpsi and ssn YrAsssco.
rosssnls Dressing Css.s A Great Variety
fcr ssls By ,. T. sAUhDnRS store only a 10. AssU
Metallic x~klst Raxor ssrogl--sFsv sale ~
>. 4 sAuEDnEs STORE only a No: . As.o' aeSsr
I'M, Inimit. bls Cater Of Hair and WINS
dye, 4 rhrinTs : Dor
I.irS's wigs and nasr Dye As.SnEs shs
their natural durhmy nd sAsAess
u - Brosdway sesr Howard street.
BafchsIor's HAIR Dys, Wigs ana vSupsss.-
sa1s @.srfss.ory. ID Btosdvsy
RuptursA-marsns 4 Co.. Radical Csrs Truss
once. removed 70 20 veeey street Aslor Houss
Crsse.Asre's Hair Dys, vsias aaa v~~ps~A
" yesy ssss IN " counr be- o. sais 49, Ne DYE pr
n n R-Rsdwsy's READY relief WIN In
cnis and oSsa aaseona q lie long. and aro.I A. reg
ia ves compisnl hss5sohs nervouaness Aad ID female
difficulties. No 10, ruiios s<sss us s'Asrs,.nv.y.n
Holloway Piiis are Admitted % be the
inc ~ sc violent but mild and painless aud The facility
with which regulate the dsordsred stomach and bowels
sna Place. sss sd1sncs Of ali osr In
Bpyap's e~sseIsss vsrmisugs nor Worms-
pasabe harmless rmedy. that K.es immsssss relef
Sold By ElRir roRroE, Hi Eshn avenue ana oy Red
Murray and Lanmans Florida water .-An
odssary perfumes change b. exposure q the AIR The test
OF esosenc~ their suabiiy and his 1ud erysctcd from
sovsrs' " arsoss ,ndessrucise sold By D. Il LsHHAE
CO., % waller sreeA and b. al he drussss n " oes"
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Ths General WlIlsa ass at Portland.
PORTLAND, Malice, Sept 10, 1857.
The ttamship General Williams arrived here this after
coon, froE Liverpool via 81 johns, Newfoundland and
Halifax,
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Ne marfes vafus a Ne sleok mua bs reduced
10 . oorssspondisg sxtsal while railreaA eemps-
niss would and osaA py wa, three and -four ~ esn
month FOR money, NE baan found fun employmen for
their increased capitals u high rates Of tsss but .ov
they have no moro such rich geese 70 pluck All this
win ultimately work 70 the sdvAnags Of the mercantile
Glasses but In The meantime lswss prices mud rule Tor
bank ssochs, end holders must bs content with spaer
dividends.
The following stocs and bonds wore sold a surtou BIZ
A. II Nico'ay ths cay (rhuDdAy) September 10, al
thu Merchant ExnbAnse:-
IS COO Nil. and Beiclt, lat mort .. a. Il int byx
80 Geo Ter. Htue& SD. lst m p O. BIDS Int. *
$1,000 Del Lark West "a m. Z p o Il tLt, b3X
tS,to0 nnwsokie 'i'y Up bonds, and In, 6lX
SoCso Mnwsus'e CITY p bonds, and IA; b2h q e4k
5000 ~ PAui& rou du Lao tst 10 stint, 27E s2S
sSt0 nadsoI River lsi mort p Q. and int sok
% or Michigan southern p o SF hos Aus. 81
81 ,0co ID, n and ro.eco In D. oas sins a8, a4S
1000 WhcoDsin Central p o. LIST m. q int 10
% sos Sohuhantsi BaoK. esx 9sx
D" Nassau EADk ...............,...... lOOx
90 ~ Nicholas Sank ................. 90 ei
1874 " CT s,ham BANK ...........'',' 6Qa 7lL
10" North Rivsr Bank ............,..,. %
GO" Asiissab Bins (hypoheoa'eo) ..... 75x q Tx
20 /" EiaDd Ctly Bank AZ
SO Park Rank on oSn
40 " tsiof Fare Insurance Company ...., Ii2L
60 Excelsior Fire Insurance Company. .1i4x a lis
40 Broadway Fne Ins trance Company. f20k
leo Pacific FIRE Insurance company 49,. l3s
200 Frcmcps Insurance Company .1H las
GO L. nnx Fire Iprurrpcs aomonnv Io0N E ,nin
20 form Exchange ms urnnoe Tom -nnv IonL IAN
nj ira IHsu IN
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Fircmsn's Muster Mcene, n. H.
KsKvH N. H. Sept 10, 1867.
The nreman's muster here 10 day we'll attended.
Pr1sss ava,ded foliovs:-Tae irst or $780, to
Dsluss Company, Of ciaremou; the second or $780, 70
ErkEkhn Com am, Of Greenfield Mas aud the third Of
$50, 10 Alert Company, Of Winchen Ion, Mass.
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cgYoS -ths salcs embraced about 100 900 bales In
Guided IN which were 300 rexns middlinG u $50 and
some 200 do mddlisg upaApds. We consequently renew
cur quosauons for ordinary mddnng and middlng fair
coaons ftovp remaining Inst reduced Aock and
depressed condition OF the money markct must be -
aligned for our pcs not fnly responding 70 the avsDos
In LIVERPOOL
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UUATsorN 30 snwtre MACHIrEs-ANorHua IN.
w Junction against them-On the ID day OF August me
Urivd states Circuit Court OF he souh-ra Dnict Of New
York granted an Injunction In suit prosecuted By l. a.
Singer Co against watson, Wooster 90 This Injunction
absolutely prohibits the defenfs and their agents
mskns uslns selling advertising for sale the WAGON 20
marhnet Newspaper pubsh-ts will please ssse acsce u
this mi uavien, and ~. assist In violating ~
l. n sIFoxR co, As Broadway,
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and burglar proof ssfcs warranted free from da,
sJap celebrated ook for dwelling
doors 40 For sale at % and "a MAIDEN lane and 81 50
Dhrabe n street York.
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ADVBRrISBMENrs RENEWED EVBRY "a

MISCEI4LANEOUa.
90 E1 -CON0REHS 0AIrx9S, FALL BrYLaA NOW
VOW. ready. Aio, those double snla We.sr prod
boots al ~ 81, a. JONEB 10 An, street
!AUrIoH &c wHcLxsAL1 8Ho avs Ana Liquos
deaicrs- kxtracs cegnnc Pedlara STEERING IN .zl
ST AM ovefnn;p. the with WORTHLESS 90
and recipes fer nquor me thereby have aupA
many honest Having travellers myself tAS Il " no
nfy MT distant cus:onen rhc oogaac exrsc ob
rsnedto produce instantly fo h. Il the same 10 Gallons
good brandy Holland and London cordial gn wins
and oiher jamaica 81 CroiI Scotch
lrsA and HonongahelA wAskey; apple, peanA and oAey
b. andes non hs ea.euoos With oopete new directions f
sale by ~ L. FgUuETWAN9NR I0 Maiden lane
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SrIRSrp TESTIMONIAL TO A SPANISH CArrAIS THE
PASSENGERS ILLINOIS STEAMER 1T will be In the
recollection Of readers that whom the Illinois steamer
her last voyage from California Now York run upon
the Colorado reef Of rock ste received material an "a
porant sss.tancs enG aid from the Spanish LEGO
IN Yescrng the passengers from their peous situation
Deeply sepfbc Of the valuable services rendered thora
on thai cccsson the gers OF the Illinois, DESTROYS OF
giving permanent expression 10 their feelings OF graft
sude to Den Edwardo Rovs, Captain OF tho
and his Lieutenant commanding Don Jspec resolved
presenting thorn with testimonials ~ an wiedg.
ment OF their sense OF Obligation. subscription was
rascd smopg them and commission 10 procure fitting
testimonial given 10 Mr.. ]. W. Dawson, OF the
officers the Illinois, and the order given By hin,
Freeman and Bennett, slversmtns Tho testimonial con-
ssts OF two complete tea and coffee services with walters
complete they executed Ia the Milan pattern and
richly chased, and bear the folio wing inscription
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Court Caiendar-Thls day.
UESp srArn DnnNcz Couzr Mos n, ~, 20, 30, 80,
80, 81, Ss, 40.
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dozen houses which have failed One large dry goocg
commission house, another large dry goods jobsirs
house, another In the liquor trade, smother hs shipping
bniness, another An endorsor for . railroad company
another In the -four and commission buxtnoxs.
The Bank Of Now Jersey, ~ New Brunswick closed is
doors thz morning. In capital Il $500 ooo OR ,aaioa
900, NC believe properly SECURED.
letter received from Of the beat Chicago houses
this morning says:-Noney II tight ~ be. Our
banks refusing to discount good paper No failures
are reported.
The Hoboken City Water Commissioners are Advertising
for proposals for sixty thousand dollars OF city bonds
bear interest Of NOT than por per snnu
pay able semi annually and The principal redoensbo In
moi less than ten than twenty ysas--,he rate
and time 70 be specified In the bids which win be opened
on The 18th inst.
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Presented BY the Pssssngcr of
the steamship Illinois,
10
DoS EDwARpo RovTRA,
Ooumandsr Of the Hpansh war steamer Lezo for his
$eallant and humane conduct In rescuins Thorn from$
Their pefilous situation lately when Colorado Roof
Tho second -, bore similar Inscription, substituting
the q Lieut. DON Juan TAI etc. OF the Spanish Navy
Tho estimated value Of eeoh se i've hundred dollars
they win be lifted In mahogany cases compete, and taken
out 70 Havana by Mr.. Davdsoa. In whose hands the
money placed on Tho next voyage OF the Illinois, on
the 9th OF October next
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Hnox's Fail style Of Hat, Now -Nsady3i2
Broad way, corner of Fulton street.
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Bsebs q Co. Respectfully Solicit the Attsn-
ton OF the public fall winter gentlemen
dress hats just issued also 70 their improved Of ventA
moeekin ronds them and
head 10 hat This useful improveneni
.' BanBB A co.. l5S Broadway
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1IvxRrooI CLASSIFICATION
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
PACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY
CAPiTAL,....".......SIOO,OOO.

~T~A BEING NOW ORGANIZED ON
- permanent and substantial basis, and
huVIng competed arrangements by which the most
perfect security is afforded to shippers, the PACIFIC
EMPRESS COMPANY are prepared 10 offer IA.
cilitles those doing business through them, which
cannot be surpassed in California.
Dur Expresses run regularly. IN charge of respon-
sble Messengers every important inland point in
the state well as to all paris Of Oregon and Wash
ington Territories, Crescent City, Humboldt Bay,
Los Angeles, and the southern Coast
We also regular Expresses to and from the
ATLANTIC STATES, by every Steamer ON the PAN
anna aud Nicaragua routes. Us nso ~ san Juan Pana
ma, CallaO and Valparaiso.
We do a strictly legitimate Express and Forward
ing business and trust the manner in " hbeh we have
run Expresses since our original organization,
will be sufficient guarantee To our iFeI,ds and the
public at large, of the manner in which ot business
will be hereafter conducted.
We pay particular attention to the transportation
of TREASURE to the Atlantic States, ~ also Gold
Dust 10 and from the u. :. Branch Mint, and the
rous Assay Offices for the faithful performance OF
which, We offer will he seen the most ample
curity. The public will bear IN mind that all treas
urc forwarded by us, is SPECIAL DEPOSIT.
Orders for the purchase of merchandise will be
carefully attended 10 and faithfully executed.
Expresses will leave ;he ofiice at OrOVlile EVERY
DAY for all paris o. the state. Collections Of all
kinds promptly attended To.
ID. BRIGHAM. JR President
NJ w. HANNON Agent, Oroville.
January 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
Extension Forever!

Owing To the immense business done by the under>
signed they have found II necessary 10 open another
BRANCH in OroVlle and have located 1t htari! OPP
po-ite the Orleans Hotel, AMI directly opposite INC
Miners Bakery. on Montgomery street, where they
are now opening and offer for safe rs fine 'cck oil
Clothing Boots and shoes, Hats. Caps, and as good
"A stock of Under Clothing us can DO found III their
we'll known establishment. To The Miners and resi-
dents of Thompsons Flat, Morris Ra'ihe, Oregon
Gulch and CITY, and everybody, with their friends,
we would simply say drop in and see us ut The
Branch, examine onr stock, you have both the risA
quantity and quality to select from c'olhe your
selves comfortably, 20 on your way rejoicing and IL
oar goods don't give you sasisaction our names are
moi ID. TOY & OTIEKSON,
Montgomery street. opposite 81. Nicholas, and
Branch, opposite M'ners' Bakery. do
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

The PATERNITY OF "JoHN PHOENIX. -
The Boston Journal says that the father of
Lieut.. George Derby, alias John Phoenix"
is resident of Boston, and for the past 20
years has been we'll known to the habitues
of Slate street as a vender of razors. He is
gentleman Of fine education, and was for
merly practitioner of law in one of our
suburban towns His father and grand
father resided in Salem, and were both men
of opulence. The great grandfather of Lieut.
Derby dispatched the first American ship
that ever doubled the Cape of Good Hope,
and at one time in his life was estimated to
be worth 81 900, 900.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

New YoRK DR,sKERs.--JudgeC Capron' ~
the Union Temperance meeting held in the
Tabernacle in New York states as the result
of his own Investigations. that in New York
city there are fifteen thousand grog shops,
and four hundred thousand drunkards Az
the very least calculation. each of those
drink two gills of intoxicating liquors every
day being 100000 gallons or 500 barrels
per day 900 barrels in year. This
quantity would make reservoir 100 feet
long, 80 feet wide, and SO feet deep; equal
to 3,744 cubic feet and could float four large
ships in full sail. At $50 0O per barrel it
amounts to S9.O0O,0OO 10000 children
never enter the school. During the last
year 1000 arrests have been made, and
II 900 convictions At the Court of Special
Sessions, during the last year, 5000 cases
were tried, of which there were 4,200 con-
victions. Not more than "a of the subjects
of these trials were sober when arrested +,
not more than l94 who were habituallly So
Der persons. Paupers cost the city $4,000,
600 q year
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

WANTED TO KNOW HOW IT FELT "A very
peculiar suicide took place at Watertown,
Mass, few weeks since. A young man
named Weston Bird, was discovered suspen-
ded by the neck to his bedpost' perfectly
dead The singular part of the affair is, that
there was no cause for the act-Bird being
in excellent health and spirits, successful In
business, and surrounded by friends. An
exchange, in speaking of the case, suggests
that "curiosity" was the cause, supposing
the young man to have a great desire to
know what the sensations produced by hang
ing really were This may be So but II IL
is. Mr. Bird must have been a tremend ously
curious man.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

DEArH FROM FREEZING.-We are in
formed by Mr. Alexander, of Grizzly Flat,
in this county. says the Placerviile .fmeri-
can, thar Lewis Hartman, resident of that
place, was so badly frozen on Friday night.
the 9th inst. that he died the following day.
Mr.. Hartman left Ringgold on Friday after
noon, intending to travel home on foot He
was discovered on Saturday, lying in the
road, about seven miles this side of Grizzly,
badly frozen and insensible. Efforts to re-
store animation were unavailng, and he
breathed but short time after being found.
The deceased was from Boston, Mass and
about thirty-f five years Of age.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

ABAD RoAD.-We desire to call the at
tention of our Board of Supervisors to the
wretched condition of that part Of the ferry
road between Garriotts mill and the ferry.
The recent rains have made the ground so
soft and laid bare so many of its big rocks,
that it is with great difficulty wagons and
teams can get through it. This is one Of the
most travelled of any of the roads leading
to and from Oroville, and should be made
" navigable " at once.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
Miners s. Families!

ID. TOY & OTTERSON again request the especial
ntteriion of all who wish To lay in their winter Stock
of CLOTHING, BLANKETS, BOOTS and WOODEN
Goods, to the magnificent assortment Of goods
ceived by them during the past ten days. They are
now opening and oflrr sale
200 fine and hervy Beaver and petersham OvercOats,
Frocks and Sacks;
100 heavy Pilot Cloth Coats, latest styles;
80 supt rb Raglan" CoaIs, superior To any Talmas;
bales. 50 pr in each, heavy gray Blankets;
bales, 100 pr in each fine heavy blue blankets;
bale. 100 pr extra French Super Super" white
Blankets;
30 doz. assorted Cashmere and Sntt Pants, late
Styles besides magnificent assUI menl of FURNISHING.
Goods. Montgomery ST., Opposite 81. Nicholas, iate
lluntoon's. n1f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
Topics of the Day.

TOPIC which appears to have excited
considerable interest among our Atlantic
exchanges. is the proposition to revive the
African Slave Trade Governor Adams, of
South Carolina, amongst other subjects rec
commended to the legislature of that State
includes this. Of course this subject is one
which can never meet the appreciation, or
receive the sanction of the American gov
ernment. 1t is repugnant to the feelings of
large majority of the Southern States, and
would fail to be legalized if left to the de-
cision of the States now recognizing the in
.stitudon of slavery
The subject came up in the lower House
of Congress on Monday, December l3, when
one hundred and fifty.two members of that
body voted that the slave trade is "Shock-
ing to the moral sentiments of the enlight-
ened portions of mankind, and that revi-
val of it would subject the country to the
''reproach and execration of all civilized
and christian people throughout the world"
Fifty-two Southern Members dissented from
the shocking To the moral sentiments"
clause, but were ready all ofMem ercept
Seuen-t0 declare the Slave trade "Unwise
and inexpedient," and to condemn the policy
Of repea linY the laws declaring it to be pi-
racy. This Is a broad solid landmark, and
furnishes test of strength between a fire.
eating faction at the South and the humane
and conservative sentiment of the whole
country.
The Inaugural address Of Governor ALI
son, the newly installed Governor of South
Carolina, does not renew the recommenda-
ton, and it may therefore be presumed that
Governor Adams was only induced to make
the recomm endation at the close of his term
OF office that he might demonstrate his at
tachment to the institution. The politicians
of South Carolina are noted for their indul-
gence in obsolete distractions and abnormal
idiosyncracies, which are doubtless, as con-
solatory to them, as the measures of others
that would confer blessings upon millions.
Their sentiments may create some excite
ment, provoke some discussion, and may be
necessary for their enjoyment and happiness,
but their sentiments do not meet the appro-
val of the citizens of that State
1t is the declaration and publication of
sentiments such as this, in which ninety
nine in hundred of the pople of the South
do not concur, that has given rise to Sec
tonal party in the north, which came nigh
overwhelming the country in the recent
Presidential contest. 1t is gratifying to
know that the extreme views do not meet the
appreciation of the South, and that their
deleterious effects in other portions Of the
Union have been rendered comparatively
harmless.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
Mining,

There being a very evident depression in
our money market, the question of its cause
quite naturally arises, and we think the
reason given us by a gentleman, who is
himself practical miner, is in part. very
satisfactory answer to the inquiry. lie in.
formed US, that in consequence Of the re-
cent heavy rains which have so completely
saturated the earth, rendering underground
mining impossible in some places, and uni
versally dangerous, a large proportion Of
our mining population had suspended oper-
ations altogether, the claims in our immedi-
ate vicinity being almost all so situated as
to require working by tunnels or "Cayote
holes" and the expense attending the clear
ance Of these clnms from water, and "tim-
bering" being too great to justify their own
ers in attempting to carry on their opera
tions until dryer season. In a former ar
ticle, we manifested our views in relation to
the necessity and practicability of "tail
race" for running off the tailings and water
from the Bluff diggings, and the idea now
suggests itself, that by such drain many Of
these claims that are now delayed with wa
ter, would be rendered workable. We con-
ceive such an undertaking to be not only
very important one, but entirely feasible
and one that could be accomplished by an
organized company Of such miners as are
cOmpelled for want of it, to remain idle du.
ring the rainy season.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

PERsoNAL.-An individual by the name
of Brun, arrived in town yesterday from
the vicinity of Shasta. His friends, actua-
ted by motives of extreme personal regard,
and with praiseworthy care for his safety
and convenience, (unappreciated by him,
however,) brought him all the way from his
former residence to Oroville, in convey
ance made expressly for his accommodation,
and during the entire journey have gener-
ousy provided him with comfortable lodging
and square meals, Notwithstanding his un-
grateful growlings at their very acts o
kindness. This signal instance of ingrati-
tude being 80 very extraordinary his friends
propose exhibiting him as . fit subject Tor
contempt and wonder, and with that object
in view, have prepared cage for him in
which he is at present confired, and to dem
onstrate conclusively how much he is de-
pendant on his friends for the necessaries of
life, it is intended by them, to turn him
loose to shift for himself, as soon as a proper
place and fit companions can be selected for
that purpose. AS yet, we have been un able
obtain fair view of this monster, but he
Is said to be of tremendous proportions,
weighing about twelve hundred pounds, and
refusing anything like clothing, is Ito his
shame) entirely bare. Mr.. Bruin is native
of California.