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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BreRStpiK2. LO3t {:

THNHE tNDE SIGNED lost large specimen
Il Breaslpin ON TuesIy evening, between the
Jackson luO Room and the head of Montgomery
street reward of ten koar VIII be pad tor its
return to this office MICHAEL COONEY.
Sept. 4, 1897.
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1917 Clay ST., San Francisco,
OFFER FOR SALE
Alcoholic
CASTOR OIL;
TARTARIC ACID;
BLUE VITRlOL;
FRESH HOPS;
CAMPHOR;
CREAM OF TARTAR
SAL SODA;
SElDLITZ POWDERS;
BORAX:
SrRYCHNINE;
FLAVORING EXTRACTS;
SHAKERS HERBS;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP. CARB CT SODA;
BAY RUM;
MUSTANG LINIMENT;
ALUM;
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETRE;
IRISH MOSS;
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
GUM ARABIAC;
INDIGO;
CALABRIA LIQUORICE;
SASS AFRAS BARK;
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARiLLA;
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA
COOPER'S ISINGLASS;
YELLOW WAX
COPPERAS;
AND A
Full & complete assortment of desirable
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
II. CO respectfully solicit orders from the country.
and will guarantee satisfaction in every particular
IL those who favor them with their custom. apl6tf
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'AlI about what, Sir stammered
10th |, alarmed, scarcely knew where
fore.
'Why, about the the love affair, said
he, nulsing me.
crimsoncd to the temples.
Il don't know what you mean, sir, ,
said in falterlng voice.
yes you do, boy resumed be; and
if you don't, I'll tell you allude to
her, and if the pronoun won't do, III
say Zaphirine at once =
now turned pale.
Surely, sir, you have not told my
father began |.
Nonsense he told me. How should
| tell him whrt | did not know = SAID
shrewd Mr.. Travers, 'and what is more
he has deputed me to give you regular
weighing as they say at college
! looked resigned, and hung down
my head without saying IA word
Come, don't be downca>t, young
ster,' continted he, Il Shall proceed on
the principle Of the petite courtier Of
former times, who said to another conr-
tier who had offended HIM mortally.
please to consider yourself eaned p
50 yon may now CONSIDER you have had
the 'wigglng.'
was too much pnt out to be able to
appreciate either the joke, or the real
kindness that lurkcd uuder it. | was
only alive to the keen annoyance Of nv
fathers having been made acquainted
with my enthusiastic admiration for
Zaphiriue and through Mr.. Weston. 5
ofiicousne>s as | doubted not, ana
therefore still rema ned silent.
And so, havILg dispatched that
part Of the buuincss,' rciumed my god
father, after vanly waiting for ny res
pon>ivc laugh, wen proceed to some
thing p'easantrr. and do you know
what wen do; Why, we II 90, ike a
couple ofspr'ggs Of fashion, and pay ii
visit to this fascinating daHscHSe
CONTINUED ~ orr NEXT.
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ENRIVATE Medical Ohice-Iiundreds of those who
have contracted disense are disappointed of a
cure by not calling on Dr, Young at hr@t lie VIII
forfeit any sum if he fails 10 cure any case Mat may
%, me undrr his care ne matter how long standing or
affecting such ulcers tumors, nodes lunches
pmples on the fac and body, pains in the bones and
Joins wakefulnpss. trembling. copper colored sores
ting of the bones. emacation' loss of appetite
strength Oud flesh sores in the nose and ears. loss 81
hair weak eyes. itching humors, n Many persons
after being relieved cf all extern appearances OF
private disease, suppose themselves cured hut amer
a few months hnd they are troubled with various
SYMPTOMS which they never had beope aud winch
they find il Impossible to relieve. To all who are AZ
0ctcd in this waN Or Young would particularly rec
ommend q trial of IN, skill. The symptoms with winch
YOU are troubled caused by tainis III the blood
which sooner later vi" destroy our health ana nap
pncss. Mcpherson who has eve had an tlack ol any
private comnluu should not fail to consult Dr. Young
and take a few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine a. they can rest assured hat their blood IL
In n perfectly pure and healthy c"hdlrh' ana mat
every trace of di-clst IS removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in sroln Two To five days without
change of diet or hmdrance from business or no Zee
DIR J &. YOUNG
Office corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wells, Fargo y CO.'S. once hours from
- ~" Marysuille, June 10Th 1855
EAR. j C. YOUNG-bEAR SIR:-Plea.e send me
Z y some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
cose hive friend here who l. troubled in exactly
the same way that He has nightly emissions,
ringing acisp i'm his head weak back. loss of memory
and is generally debilitatcd he - discouraged and
ha. moi confidence enough To enable him to call and
see YOU. told him how was. and that my friends
all said was in consumption. ana the doctors up here
gave me up aud advised me To 20 home TO one, bui
instead of going nome called upon YOU. and here
am a. well "a any of them, and likely 10 live a long
time vet uil6 strenth enough t. work with the strong
e.t of them Doctor. will SEN 'ery one toyou that
looks Ia ne as though he needed Physician II shall
moi be my fault il any dies for want OF medical
treatment VIII do all J can 20 keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society. yecpt professors
and high 40, aiding titled men. who, If tn" facts
Known are men who left their country fOi their coun
try's good Pubis this lettcr. doctor, if you WISH
and nope some of those that hnmbugged me, may
so IT and sleep rad or one night.
Truly va r.. bEo. DANlDSON.
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MISCELLA ANGUS.
EMPIRE HOTEL
HOMAS f. GRAY,.........Pr Proprietor.

Montgomery street, between Downer and Myers.
THOMAS f. GRAY, .........P Proprietor.
L. HAVING BEEN NEWLY REPAIRED and
Tl:". htied up. is now open 10 the public The To-
A cation Is far superior to that Of any other hotel
IN urovllte. beng situated oh Montgomery street near
The Steamboat Landing and commanding fine view
Of the Table Mountains and surrounding country.
The Empire II, tel has been furnished wiki new and
elegant furniture and the best at help having been
engaged, the proprietor l. determined that his hotel
shall be second 10 none III tie State IN cleanliness,
comfort and convenience. Families 8ad others in
want of pleasant home can be accommodated on
the most reasonable terms.
Orovle, April 3, 1857. Gp2f
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NR, local weaknoss nervous debility. low spirits,
W lassitude. weakness OF the limbs and back IN
disposition and incapabity for labor and siudydui-
of apprehension. loss OF memory aversion to So
cely, love ef solitude tmidliy. self dstrs dizziness
headache involuntary discharges. pains ia the SIDE:
affections of the eyes pimpe- on the face sexual anu
other inhrmaties In man, are cured without IAN Dy
the justly celebrated physic an and surgeon. H. D.
Czapkay His method ei GU ing diseases y ne",tuh,
known To Others) and hence the great success. Al
consultations (by letter or Oherwise) Tree Address
l.. J. Czapkay, NJ. d.. San Francisco Cal hS-3m
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MINERS BAKERY,
Montgomery sieert, 3 doors above tile Orleans fote
TILLE
STEPHEN TOLAND, Proprietor.

yENHIS Is TIE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
n vile, and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thanks to the people OF Oroyle and vicinity. for
their patronage. and sGcils continuance OF the
same, feeling confident that he can give better salts
faction for the same money, than any other esab-
lishment of the Kind in OrOyille. PIES made OF
fresh fruit of all Kinds. and CAKES of every variety
AT Low PRICES, can be had at his Bakery, or will
be delivered at the doors of his customers
OrOville, Dec. 80, le56. d3l>tf
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OROVILLE BREW cry.

VENIiE UNDERSIGNED HEREWITH GIVE NO
II TIC" 10 consumers Of LAGER BEER in Gro.
willie and places around. that they ready sup
ply them. They spared neither time mr. expense
for the production al nn attic. which may compete
with anythH- of The hind in California. Orders are
h"rew lth solicited and given ones viii be promptly
dispatched. Delivery Tree ol charge
mHr2l If A.BFRG 4 CO.
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Billiard Table For Sale

FIRST CLASS SECONDHAND BILLIARD
"a TABLE for sale ceePn Apply at the Pioneer
saloon, Montgomery sutU 'etween Downer and
MYERS apl6-lw
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Jusl Received and in Store.

urrc supply of Alcohol Campheno. Lard. Sperm
Polar. Nert>iuot, am Euiltd OILS Solar b,i, and
Camphene Lamp Wicks. Caudle Wicking Wax and
Night Tdpers, UruX. Soda, Castillo soap, salad V
IN BHskeit. " Otc'- Schapps Ioslcer's Bltcrs pure
Cream Tartar. StrSchninr, Castor on. and N!n-
kuOp's Medicines. Wholesale and rtuii. hy
ALBAN. THOMAS y Co.
ap1f Corner and sixth streets
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INFORMATION WANTED

NF WILLIAM j. WHITLEY. ANY person
" knowing Of bis whereabouts will confer favor
by addressing his brother, John Whitley, Orovllle,
! Butte County, Cal. mylm
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or spy esfer cause ON attending hts eu,es ths Pre-
sds nj Of ibs Board OF dermtn " exercise an TIE
rsbt, .se 20 -srs Of the oece.
Sci 10 TIE MAJOR, CSmprol'er and OJanss 70 tue
Ccrporsi 10 be ccRd W the electors OF tue ot the
Mayor o me torn o. ,so ys.. -. Gsas MS 70 ,os vU,
fcr co a tepsrs'e BE- 10, rne ober hsss 81 depart
msns 70 20 spotsd ~ ne syor "se '1 49, ss,C 2,
Ad,rmen 10 have the pover Of confirming OF reicc Ing
TIE Lenarsrons Of the MAJOR me Mayor on such ~
econ 10 rave TIE power OF 'epomsa tSs Other oandi
&c 40 TIE Mayor Comptrciey ard Cor porA,on Coun
sci 10 subject removal By the Governor for caus,
,hs ~ the sss TOO ones nDed by IN, MAJOR, Win
the advice and OF The Board Of Aldermen, until
NE rex, ANIMAL chafter ell cton. -
sec n The other heads Of txeo1tve depsrmens TO
told their oflces tor Two years The MAYOR 70 have
power 10 suspend or reovs ~h the advice ana nsens
o. the Board Of Aldermen spy az the htsds o. dspsr
ration The Besd Of Aldermen to have the power, vsh.
out the Of the MAYOR, by t~o thirds VOTE 70 70
move asp Of the heats Of department except the Comp
,roiey ma Csrporaucn Counsel Heads OF departments
20 have TIRE pove, OF sproin scd remoua Of neir
cfisfs o, buresus and clerks With TIE exceptions OF tue
Chsnbeslaln and Public Adminiss~ter Who are subject
Of The Board Of Aldermen. Cnssfs Of bureaus and
| certs 70 held once during the term erj,yed ~ the
beads q department. The Chef OF the Fire D,parsmsn
| after be pre- cribed By lac.
sec ~ crsssss dDepsrtnep, Of Finance" With the
osmp'roes 81 ~ bead 70 ocs,,ci all TIE s.cs coucerns
Of The oospornoc, ssd sdiou All CLAIMS IN hyor 81 OF
sssisst n bureau IN this department. IL 70 have Vie
collection all reveuuss sccvune from rents sud Interest
rs ss ~: en- safe
ing mapsged BY the city the chief cfcer OF yhcf
n 4, be called The Collector OF The Ouy Rsvenus Thsrs
cs,ersr az and for the colecoo o. s'rssr
\ n t.,ss ARREARS Of useamenR and s'~Gs Of rste
r.lu me ehsf of~srs Of snch are rsspscsvsJ % ss On
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sevsrsi sSAs sneAAasosy he 81
Iss. n incorporate he ' iags u Newport Hsrk'mss
county.
Cooper fosnd sosess DO instsst o. h New YORK oily,
pa'sed FEB. ~, 1857.
10 70 sIxsA the time for es.pleHss Lebanon
ion 70 ss..se the name OF George rsssot "a George
ISi No snsnd charter Of Long Island Railroad Oem.
1853 For the relief Of Marcus Stanley, ossude g.
A TO amend IN sot passed April :, 1891, entitled "a
cot 70 Incorporate The Long lssnd OausewGy Company.
ltt Requiring The Hudson Aqueduos Company TO
make annual report 10 Comnoa Coupol.
100 To incorporate the Malone Water Works Oom
l67 Providing for consruc ion Of bridge In Stockport
l6s In relation 10 the Uaioa Free sshsoi In Hamilton
Madison county.
river
100 Oopnrm the election In Malone, Franklin county.
l6l Anti oiz the Spring dsd rui npike Oom TO
purohe Of the Oseso Lake To npke Company one half
mile OF lis road, ana incrl capital
l62. 10 amend act emitted ac cooperating tho
village of Geneva On AFRO couat7
1913 For completing the Improvement OF SAim u river
l6 In rest to oie0sioa Of ocsrs In the vtiisge OF
Ccrpipg
leb 10 amend entitled IN scs TO regulate schools
In Auburn.
lee. To annex town OF ossian 70 livingston county.
1877 Auttonz ne inha btants OF BnP 3ofo county 70
regulate the floating and taking Of oystsrs &c. In Great
South Bay.
les 10 autnorzs the Supervisor OF L,vvie 70 raise
money 10 bu ~ iron fence in Ir0a. Of cart house
leo Aph rize the sale end conveyance Of the town
hail In Mexl o, O.wego county.
ITO Making further appropriations for npr0 Tement OF
Grass River, St. La sTence county.
It'll To smend and oonsod ate the acts
relative 70 the village Of Norxicn, uheaAngo ouny
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Ss sss
B4lk wursasa (Ham,. stesnegraGe Bremen-Hsussheu 4
h1k Nelson Place; 1hurs.ou Hsvana-N Place
En-: : ss
E.,s Zsa ~, f.i:SS i: SsI%saa VIZ smith
SER sYsass sms1 Nassau SgndsTrced Dubois.
sei sosii. ar seven IA .1oa &hesssA.
seSr Ellen Bush Can Char ss.on Van sru.t p sssst
s.: cs s:s,a aSS'
sabr Jas xwreoce Allen. Bos onMOsy,oa 1 spraxus
Scoop isGs se1' Ss,s ON ss9A'
ARRIVED.
jamestown. Parrish Norfolk &c with mdse, to
ship Grs.ie cof Boston, spsrro~ osuao 10! days. via
ssis Sl.rsss Az !si Soes.ss, Si.a IIss;pss J.
beard drc.nsd FEB Il Tusfs Va: IN coaisc.
figure head Experienced heavy wesiey weather lost
Bark 6ssa1d Christensen LssAorn a dsy, with marble
Bah Lscss tsc De roderO Palermo AZ days with fruit
s:sifS ans t.rspon, 8. merton Batavia. Dec passed
With ssIi Ii waterman from Manila for rew Tosf. Dec
& n y g ss 'P ssss. E. s ss' for
e. :nts '% ,.S S.H s bS s March 10,
lat a ~ .n y ~ spoke e. barb eIns ANA Ann .
ontA rx1St oassnnho oASe WIN couoo, &c 70
EiurgeA Cleimsn Il Co
Brig Rainbow (Br Curtis Pernambu o. Pbb ~ with su
TO Hamon broe l9h st lat IS 81 lon go IS Ia gale
from NV, John Piummsr of Ia flax and Thomas Nelson
Epespd seanen, while rseirg the foretopsa fell deck
al q were Injured,
Brig AIDE PHI, Brown Pare March with rubber to Jas
Bkhop Co From lat 10 l6 have had heavy ENE gales
high In which tore and malu masts mantop
mast ard carried three shrouds OF the fore rigging
base been under double RE ed topssias since
Brig Tor nAdo (o esport wcCsrhy st ThomAs 10 days
Brig T,bse Ferguson CSarsssoD days with cotton &C.
scir q Fsper Is sstD Arnold Savannah DAYS with
yellow pire To Scranton Tall~an
sehr Wsgper. sIcih, Char eetou, days with Gotten
Aud rice. ~ Dolner Potter.
schr Johp A Stanley simmons Wilmington, NC <days
schr Richard Law Tuitle. PtilAdelphiA
sohr WulaTe PkniJs emith PHILADELPHIA
schr Warrior, Miller, Rocklsnd
Schr Moth Pacific Macy, sslesu.
stesmsr wsmsuftA I've New sedford.
Steamer Osceola CLARK, Providence.
In report OF the sl Of -hp Lotus from Singapore
yesterdays II stasf she sailed Ia
with the ship Raven, for New york Snrh the Ths
Raven did not leave Singapore until TIE 9th OF January
daJs aer the Lclu anc arrived at Penang the l+h from
vhepoe 81 sailed for New York the nth Whs. the ns,r
rect rerort na'e for, unable to say.
BrIDW
fhp Area from East rnfics-By pi0, boa, Washing
ton Eo4
Bsrk KLEIN Stevens from
sehr Kitsnor from Cietfuegos-By pilot boNt No q
Smith
Also herm brig.
Wind during the day q ON NV, and fresh
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Her AID Marine Corrcspontlsn,

CT, ILL Msss pn ns 1. sSr Peters
"a Sss Gem NH Hammcnd H.itsI 4s.ea,sr S5- xcxa
Fsr.soa f RseS s dlo"oe. sr sussius sss H~n:
Ply Cheeseman ksn,uche Bsnsou New seasord
msceilane0as and Disasters.
The ship Bsrmouia for GLASGOW while being lowed out
River yesterday got the rocks
snd. She % OF. the Hood tide. and ~sni TO
Al .s Ss. ss s' cS sFSs
ore nS an sonr 10: Which AZ, E.s .s.s5 s.s g "a. as
coed OF her so age u1ss: somess up.5pscsd loud 40
prom issr % HiwOos water, Esq sscisa@y board OF
Urderwrners)
.Ss .lp s' survey
being sssoe and recommends be d CHARGED
here ps made . sr os saw.
sais FEB q ,or coo asrch he scasiss we're Closes
sSrn he shp 6osi,d pa -Seai and ,wsd %
snva
SUR 8 arnsHsIrvr nIss folovns 1. g e.,x.c. ON
csiSss. % IN and. s.ss siG Ba1fs Ses . s ITO"
c.rs Which nm eseed assnssssouss ssd ~Seu, show
cfwNIp, t the sueding sas the l.reo.d se With
spsstsr sprung Ae fore snd matn masis the ORE y main
I'm Il. Ss re % :sa Sas he
TOP oft SNARE ,evss.t, mss sdoinx .sli eooms a.h
iopmssi Ever yard well eu,ns s-sy me
e e. Led s as .s sS s.5
S. . of scd no ss
nshed them had som. ds,s 70 tsy them sseghi that
psnss q an iniermsSiA por sr,issd here safely bu,
have been unable 70 cAryy sad much s G. a. hDusht y
nstlr n htsrmediAie port
.nsI w1p,rs .m sorssr. 70. ,,sr 20 Is ashore
lower bod rerrrd 10 he ccharscd add tbs vessel
chsss5oses rom ITsrpaa Tor ssssnn.s sSors nssP
Wexford, l. flores taien 70 Liverpool
BAsxH a cecusAss ashore rear frovsre'own, was 60,
Bnie Hrar~rAn H.yp, y Nassau. Mp Ion inst hs. re
.s,, boom sss sss with full sal q ssi. She wss
Learly ready for see.
a
with cargo Of corn, put into sorfos 2sth Inst lcssy
yssY sHorr Passage IRON CnIr-rhe clipper chip sur
r.sse Of esss wo ,. rom s.Ssss tbs .
believed, Is the shortet passage on record
e.ss aud se ' pumps i and rs.. The ssm.r
newton shore b.twees osit. e -ssd siocey Point Soc
asst, DAD p'''0' Anu ''' "' % ''' p''"'oA''
Bus 3 Hamilton repOr,,a lu,bes o.rdens. d,ie. a.
eepss inst The Cube ssus FAR ,h have
L.rscHrp fine .hp ct 100 .ous ~ss launched BY Samuel
Han, Ea tat Bosom. 2sth ins
whassr>sn.
AiI2i Spain 9Th Inst. schr Delaware, h'Gure Of Edgar
IVA is,h Vi, sAs.-s y,,rcs. NIB. from oo.., Of
s.po,,s De following ys.es date Eeker-on. yree
%sii.r TyIs aci%.: q sl.ss: olive SsG Ssr'ss 40
es ne We. I,ass Dee =. a Sccs % ~ . ana
si,rs SlSsd SI:s:, sl:s: x:ss%s ssst 9
hip Jane Henderson, psser iom Marseles fec Nyort,
ssp .srsnia aasso> Liverpool for Sori.sas- x.rcs
BsrS Loons irc r>,-no tor New York. xsrtss VA, -
S 3 from Palermo fos Se~To~s- n.'o'
Ar sys.Tsn ss,S 70 days frSsn Mnseire. sr View yss
schr xsry xsisJ nom 8, ,ssn NIB for c.b. x..sh ~
Foreign Ports.
s Masters % vessels ssri,ns q, this pea Dom Ne Yves
india Issnes sas sss the ports
Central and sosa America win confer svor me mes
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tow 80 kbls oil
Africa shcu Dc bbs OIL ,nsc leaving here IN sept "a
Re The following ve,ses dafe:-k Nckerson- pre
mas Provincetosn leo VIII MDs'ezuma Chapmsu. do 70 "
walter Ivin Homss Go elena; Olive Clafk, Marttpe,
lea Tor The We udiee Dec v Spa Cook DO GO
vh had ost ~ mate b. vsss. see Witch Rean, NJ 90 "
SILVER Cloud rI.her Do elsas warhmsn. uuysey, rAnl
VII VIM Deliver RussA do, 90 VII; Medfosd, ssow.
len NJ
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y,zxas IsJrsp, --Jehn A. oHmpss'i, me~e" ~
Hcos and ladder No a had his BRAT bone broken W
berf rw, orss wsns roius 70 ns nre In saoton sire H.
pseokr, N, ,r,n lAy. re vS eArtlsi y ia hsss'
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TOO LATE ron CLAssITTOATIOr.

OK REwApD LOST, ON rHuxsDAy, mARcH ~ A
SO slsssh rsyhcund alut psfecsly white sseept,.s
black mot her tight bet~eep her the ~
Other k. above reward win be psn NJ returning hx
70 VA kss' rineents street.
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kDVERYISEAENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
uEGARn.

- OlO mn HAVANA, poxHsrIC ArD eERnAr
inducem offered 10 each purchasers 6ash adyass
made on sssars Of any quality and IN .nI quessty
o. CHEERa, II hxosAway,
IIAyArA sEgARS, oABAEAs, FysARo, RzaA pua.
resa Brtian,cas Assros soresa Werner As b. Sos -
lGN a. y. rDaEns ~ n.N~r~ sAv~h
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THE NEW CITY CHARTER BILL.
List Of Acts Passed by the Legislature,
TO-, 60, 10
SEW YORK LEsIKLATURA.


Senate
ALBANY. March %, 1857.
Archer arfe batch o. remonstranc against the mod
ncancn OF Trinity Church Law Of 1914 presented
nom Albany, BsGAio, Geneva, Whitehall, Troy, 30.
M BxooKs reported complete the bill to amend the
chartsr Brooklyn; sso The bill ~ amend the govern
nani OF tho Amshouss and Peuentsry Of Kings county
Mr.. BaooKs reported complete, from the seeot commit
tee the Excse Sil with slight amend ments.
Mr. BHADFoRD presented tho mihory report giving hts
reasons why be could not sign she msHry report HIS
main that he could not make Q npvo mis-
with what be considered great sir ssorace great
moral principle I, the doctrine OF az peaiercy.
10 alter the Cemmissio o. map OF Hrooklyn.
TO prevent extoYi0n by railroad companies.
10 provide for the pay work and materials
furnisned tie canals OF me State.
The Usuyy bill then taken up In Committee Of the
Whole d motion 70 strike tnactng clause pre-
vailed by ayes To- Is Ia the Senate the report OF
The Committee Of the Who lie was laid the table.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill incorporating the International Bridge Com
paSy wan taken up In Committee Of the Whole, with kr.
Ramsey IN the chair.
Mr.. BrcHARpsos made extended remarks favorable to
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Fourth Of July.

This American anniversary passed off more
quietly in Honolulu than for several years. At
midnight, however, {" Young America started
up as usual to usher in the day, and made as
much noise as a twelve-pounder and a half-dozen
muskets could do, visiting the residence'of Mr..
Gregg, United States Commissioners, III the Valley,
that of DIR. Geo. A. Lathrop, United States Com
sul4where they were treated to a feast, that of
DIR. Guillou, United States Navy, that of the pub
Usher of the Commercial, and several other places.
A ball was given on the evening before the 4th,
which kept up till about 2 O'Clock in the morning.
During the day there was evidently a scarcity of
powder and fre-crackers, owing to the non-receipt
of the orders sent by the Yankee, which arrived
ON the 6th-jnst too late. The ship Polar Star
kept up a brisk salute during the day. We have
never seen a greater display of bunting, consider
ing the absence of vessels, than on Saturday.
Every flagstaff was decked off. Among the most
prominentdisplay were the Merchants Exchange,
Capt. Oats ~sail-loft, and the Bethel premises.
Al the latter a picnic was held in the afternoon,
which was the only gathering of foreigners we
heard of, though the natives had a number of
1uaus in the valleys about the town. At the
Bethel some two or three hundred persons, old
and young, gathered, and were addressed by Rev.
w. S. Turner, DR.. Lathrop, US. Consul, B. W.
Field, ESQ, Maurice b. Beckwith, Esq, and
Others. The chapel had been decorated for the
occasion. On each side of the pulpit the Ha-
waiian and American flags were displayed at full
length. In the center was a fine copy of Stuart's
Washington, and on each side were busts of
Washington and Franklin, while over them We're
hung the portraits of Kamehameha ". and
Queen Victoria. After the exercises were closed,
the company repaired to the dining room Of the
Sailors Home adjoining, where "A liberal feast vas
set, which ali appeared to enjoy.
1t being the Saturday holiday, an unusual
degree of hilarity appeared among all classes of
the natives, who took to horseback riding and
racing, after the fashion of former years.