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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10

rTY" 0FFTCR-In Record Building on Myers Street,
East side, between Montgomery and Bird, Oroyille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND lIuSTooS STREETS,
EsOVTZ.E EEI.
FRANK JOHNSON, -. Proprietor.

sD=l, HAVING PURCH iSED TUE HOUSE
i.s,l known heretofore IA fIunioun's Exchange
f5.t have renovated, re- fitted. newh turnshe and
oDened II under the above name, with entirely new
rrrauyements | have erected spacious dining
ha!l-added a large nunoer Of elegantly furnished
roo ms for Families. aud avn prepared To a ;commo
date any number ol gness in a manner That tru>t
will be satisfactory 10 all Having had the ben
eft of long experience in the bu-uicss AID rs
shall give my whole attention 10 1t, | intend TO
make This house in II u its essential appointments .he
very best in this section of California
FRANK JOHNSON.
N B-The Cal Stage Cos General OfIce is ut this
House, where passengers arrive from and depart to
al points of the country.
December 81, 1886. d"I-U
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10
OrpuiIIs DaiIq Butte &rrorh.

PUBLISHED DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
j. "a Z, G- "a M 'S
STEAM REFINED CANDY
Nj NUF ACTORY,

No. SO, Montgomery street, between Bush and Sut-
ter, streets san Francisco.
rSNHE PROPRIETOR of the above named estab-
"A Hshfnent lakes ttis method of informing his
numerous friends and customers, that he intends
following the example ot the 'sas Company-that is
TO rcducehis prices which he hopes will give entire
satisfaction TO all.
His candies are aN manufactured from Stuart's
refined sugar, which be Imports himself and all the
lised py him of the finest HavOr ami tho
best in the market, together with variety of other
articles apperang TO the manufacture of candies, too
numerous 10 mention.
Having had an experience OF seven years in the bu
siness in this city, an being the
FIRST COME TIoNE +
on the Pacific coast, he latters himself he will be
able to give entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor
him with their trade.
BY a pew and improved process, his candies are
nnde al a quicker rate and at less expense than for
mer,, that he is enabled to sell at IA much lower
figure than heretofore.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well
to call and examine his splendid stock of candies, rs
Well as his prices as he feels confident they cannot
fail ID please the slrcteSt economist.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
A beautiful assortment of STICKS, LUMPS AND
DROPS, selling at the reduced rates.
CONFi futures including
GARAWAY SEEDS. pearIrd and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS.
CASSIA BUnS,
C'JhH ANDEh SEEDc, large an J
small at 20ts per pound.
GUM DROP - duoTlI ALMONDS,s
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH NOTICES,
ALMOND CANDY, SC. at 80 cents.
A.Lso-A bennttlul assortment of FRESCH CAN
DIES, varying in prices according to quality.
The attention of the radng public is invited to ex
anime this immense stock Candies, comprising every
thing in the "duIre' line
He leaves it - the buyres to Judge CT the superiority
Of his articles call and fcr yourselves for
uar demonstrate IN is proof positive. J. REGAIN.
Remember the mter-33 Montg g'nery street, he
tween Bush and Snter san Fran cisco fylY-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining and agricuturaldis
ics of the county, will contain thelocal and general
news ofthe week, iuerspersed with Interesting mis-
ccllaneous reading matter. IT will contain twenty
eight columns ot reading matter, and will be one e
the iargesl and cheapest Weekly New spapers in the
State. Published every Saturday. rcrns-S5 per
Annum; six months, -; three months 81.
ADVERTISEMENTS per square OF ten lines or less
frst ins rtion. S3 U0
Each subseqnen insertion. 30
c5r \ liberal deduction will be made In favorof
those who advertise 10y the year
RFy- BIsinesschyds in nserted ON reasonahleterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-10
Full g. complete .A'sortmeafs Of as''radt'
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

r. & &c resp. fully solicit orders ir ~ eSe ernii'rY
~ ,y, g,,.r,u a.. sa,isfacsion ia par,~al,F
1, tho. who ,ayor them with their easso,p. apls,f
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-04

II certainly must be source OF exquisite
qualification to the sham Democracy TO con-
template how like a charm squatter sovereign
ty works in Utah. Ever since the passage of
the Nebraska bill, they have been going up
and down the country, bowling till their face
were purple, care not the people of tho terri
tories able to govern themselves" ''does
man lose his capacity for se.f-sovernment the
moment he passes from State into terrific
ry?" and the like pointess and irrelevant
questions, all Of which we opine will receive
their quietus by the development Of the true
condition of affairs in Utah. That territory
shows most conclusively that the real question
to be asked is not whether an individual loses
his capacity for self-government the moment
he becomes an inhabitant of territory, but
rather, is it safe or right to commit the form
ing Of the institutions, and shaping the char
actcr of any territory entirely into the hands
of any band of adventures or fanatics who
may happen to become the first inhabitants Of
that territory? Yet such is squatter sover-
eighty, the doctrine which the rank and file of
Democracy still cling to and believe to be the
distinctive principle of their party. Brigham
Young and his deluded followers have exactly
fulfilled that doctrine. and they furnish no.
table example Of what squatter sovereignty
has done, and may still do. Brigham has been
permitted to do just as he pleased; to intro
duce into Utah all sorts of abominable doc
trines and practices, and to establish them as
the s'peculiar institutions" of that territory
and embryo State. He has been suffered in
this until now he has waxed strong and bold,
and even set the laws aside and defes all fed
eral interference.
What is to be done with Utah, is a question
which every one asks, but which nobody can
satisfactorily answer. 1t Is problem, which
will bother better statesmen than this country
can boast to solve.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-04
Great Railroad Celebration.

The opening of the Ohio and mississippi
Railroad will be celebrated on a gigantic
scale at Cincinnati and st. Louis commencing
on the 4th at the former place and lasting
several days. Excursion Trains will run every
day, and tickets of invitation have been extern
ded all over the country. Most of the lines
of Railroad give free passage to all ticket
holders. 1t will probably be the largest gath
ering ever held in the West, so much 50 that
St. Louis folks seem to be somewhat solicitous
as to their ability 20 furnished adequate accom-
modations for all We see that the City of
Keokuk has exteaded ain invitations to the
guests to visit that city, and take ride
on the X. & TT d. Railroad into the Demoine
Valley. 1t is 20 be hoped and expected that
many will acceptthe invitation of our enter
prising sister at the Gate is and if so, we may
hope that not few will homer the part of the
Great Republic with visit.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-04
Quebec. june |.

The Canadian steamship Canadian, from
Liverpool, at an early hour. May 20, has ar
rived at REVERE de Loupe en- route for this
port and Montreal. Her advices are later than
those by the Arabia at New York.
The Europa from Boston, May q, via Hall
fax arrived at Liverpool 18th.
The City of Washington was to sail for New
York the same day with the Canadian.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The British news is of
an unimportant characterize movements of
interests had taken place IN Parliament.
The Manchester market was 6uIi, but with
out change in prices.
Birmingham market steady with a good
American demand, and manufactures were
slightly better.
The Irish Linen market heavy.
FRANcE.-Paris letter writers report the dis
count market easier with better supply of
money on the bourse. Considerable specie
was due at Paris from Russia.
1t is rumored that the Bank of France has
made new contract for supply of gold.
The silk market remained IN state of sus-
pense, but nothing unfayorable had transpired.
From Naples the accounts were good, and
from Lombardy uncertain.
SwITzERLANp.-The Neufchatel difficulty
had been finally settled, all the parties agree
ing upon the terms.
SPAIN.-It is reported from Madrid that an
interview between the Mexican ambassador
and the Spanish foreign minister, the basis of
an arrangement of the Mexican difficulty was
made.
The Spanish squadron remained off Cadiz.
The new DANISH ministry are apparently
amelioratins the Holstein difficulty.
The Danubian principally have asked the
Great Powers to occupy the Danubian princi-
palities with military force, but the Powers
refuse permission.
SyRIA.-There has been an engagement at
Damascus between the Turks and the revoited
Arabs.
PERsIA.-The British treaty of peace with
Persia was ratified at Teheran on the goth of
April.
CHINA AND INpIA.-Details of the previ-
ously telegraphed news from China and India
are published. They are entirely confrmato-
ry of the previous accounts, and contain noth-
ing new of Importance.
no further operations have taken place at
Canton.
LIVERPOOL -Breadstufs--The
market is generally steady, wheat club firm,
prices showing no change since the previous
Friday-four quiet, no change. Corn steady
and six pence higher. The Liverpool provis.
ion market dull the various articles we've
slow of sale, but prices unaltered.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-The newspa-
Fer reports quote the money markets generally
unchanged. Consols for money 93sa93s.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-04

Large amounts will be expended upon the
line Of our Railroad west, and within the city
by the Railroad Company, which will greatly
help the trade Of Burlington.
The Railroad will be opened to Ottumwa--
TO the Des Moines valley-the present season.
This viii make Burlington the outlet for a
moiety at least of the products Of this valley,
and quadruple our business and commerce.
And ii is also reducedto certainty that a
wear will not transpire before the completion
of the Logansport Road which will give 10
Burlington better passenger connection with,
the sea-board than amy city upon the Missis-
sippi.--Hark- Eye.
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New Orleans MAY 07

NCW Siitdfts,
The Empire City reached her wharf at Z
O'clock. Ten thousand people We're present.
Gen. Walker accompanied by Col. Jaqnes,
Mr.. Hatcher, and Mr.. Turner, Agent Asso-
ciated Press, proceeded in carriage to the
St. Charles Hotel, where Walker spoke, ex-
pressing his thanks for the kiad reception,
recognizing in their inannef the American love
for liberty, and assured them that victory was
still sure. The greatest excitement exists in
the city, the s.. Charles is besieged by thous-
ands-Wailser spoke twice-the reason he
surrendered was because Capt. Davis signified
his intention of seiying the screw steamer
Granada which held Walkers reserve.
Walker was kept prisoner by The U. S. Com
modore at Panama, notwithstanding ths terms
of which allowed himself and officers to retain
their side arms and liberty.
Lieut.. Strain died at Aspinwall on the 10th
inst.
Nothing important from California. The
papers discredit tae report of Crabb's defeat
and execution
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-04

CHICAGO TYPE FoUNDRY.-lt affords us
much pleasure to commend the advertisement
Of this establishment to the favorable notice
we have dealt considerably with them, and
have been much pleased with the excellent
quality of their type, and the obliging treatment
which they extend to their customers. 1t
will be seen that they have removed to No. 80
Washington street, where, in building cree
ted expressly for them, they will have in
creased facilities to meet he demands of wes-
tern printers upon them. See their advertise
meRt.
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RnsToN. May &c.

BosToN, May &c.
The Emigrant Aid Society held its annual
meeting in this city TODAY. The report of the
Board of Directors of the Company shows
that the investment will probably be returned
10 the stockholders, with, perhaps consider
able advance.
The payment of damages for the destruction
Of the Free State hotel at Lawrence, Kansas.
will be proposed to Congress, with prosper
of success.
Amos Lawrence has resigned the Treasurer
ship of the Company.
The old Board of officers were generally
reelected.
The receipts Of the Company, for the year,
amounted to S42, 900.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-04
Arrival of the Arabia.

VIEW YORK, May 70.
The steamship Arabia from Liverpool ar
rived at d:3o p. M.
In the British Parliament there had been in
tense interest.
The discussion on the opium traffic took
place in the House of Lords.
In the House OF Commons Lord Palmer
ston gave notice that he would bring in
bill to remodel Parliamentary Acts, to omit
the words on the true faith of a Christian,
and thereby to admit Jews into Parliament
Leave was given TO bring in the bill. ~
The French Court is amusing itself in hunt
ing exploits at Fontainbleau.
The Grand Duke Constantine is quite at
hcme in the Imperial family.
Rumors gain ground of an intended marriage
between Prince Napoleon and tn, Princess of
Hohenzolies.
The French Legislative body has fixed the
sabyertion to the three Transatlantic Steam
ship Lines at 100000 francs per annum.
SPAIN.-Tte Intelligence is that Espartes
had resigned his seat in the Sc nate. The ar
! rival of the Mexican Ambassador at Madrid
was SApUS'Nu VII tiiO i-Nh' AHC
| against Mexico had not LETT Cadiz, but all the
troops and generals were on board awaiting
! final orders.
The London Times correspondent tells a
strange story OF the Queens husband having
been in plot to dethrone her, and of his being
at present under threat of trial for treason in
| the Neufchatel affair.
! A despatch has been received from Berlin
| by the French Government notifying the tenor
of the King Of Prussa's reply to Napoleon's
autograph letter. This reply is of SO favora-
bic character as to give assurance of any
early settlement of the remaining points at
! Issue. as
! 1t is reported that Denmark is about TO
! yield in the question Of the Holstein constitu-
| ton, namely, in accordance with the good Off
ces, and recommendations Of the French Gov
eminent.
! The Swedish Diet has given assent to the
| bill for the construction of new railways, and
to loan of fourteen millions Rix dollars for
! that purpose. Fifteen millions of the loan will
be brought ous Oh the London and Paris mar
kets.
1
| The King of Prussia, on the magnanimous
request of Madame Ainckelday, has pardon-
ed Van Roskow who killed her husband in
d ,el from the Danu5ian principalities.
1t is reported that the Unonist has spit itself
in two--the one advocating the condition of a
| foreign, the other native Prince.
| The news from Siberia speaks Of the arri-
val Of two American Conslls who have made
their way up the river Amoor tosIrkutzk.
/ A son has been born 10 the Emperor of Rus
/ STA.
| A Russian expedition is to be dispatched to
4 China with special envoy.
! The Morning Post auhoritatlvely contra
diets the rumor of an intended resignation OF
| Lord Panmure, Minister OF War.
The Sandman Government intend to send
two vessels Of war to China.
Tue Emperor and Empress of Austria had
been received very coldly by the Hungarians
at Pesth.
Lord Elgin proceeded without delay from
Alexandria TO Suez, where he found steam
er waiting to convey him 10 Singapore, where
he would await the arrival of Frenca Com
missioner. ..- ..... .s
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Free ExhibitiOns--Le MANI
moth Circus.

On Thursday June 4th Lsnts Mammoth
National Circus, of Philadelphia, will make
grand enree into this place, headed by
banl carriage drawn by the longest team OF
horses ever driven by one man, managed In
pairs by Mr.. H. Lacy, the great fifty horse
driver. Performance will be gwen both after
noon and evening, and previous to opening the
doors for the afternoon show, Mad'll Agnes
Leclercq and Mr.. r. Hemming will walk
tight wire in the open air from the ground to
the flagstaff OF the tent, Mr.. Hemming wheel
ing Wheel-barrow before him. Such dis
play must attract an immense crowd. Ihis
company Is one of great celebrity.
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I.ecolnnte. May %.

IeCUHIpLt, HIdg %.
Gov. Walker arrived here yesterday, he
was received very quietly. His inaugural is a
very lengthy document. II declares that the
territorial laws shall be enforced, and criticises
the action of the Free State men. Gov. Walk
er passed Lawrence on his way here assured
the people there that every thing would be
fair.
AT The nomination Convention, to be held
for the electioa of a candidate for Dsligate 10
the constitutional convention, Slryeyor-Gen-
eral, Mr. Calhoun Jones, of Union, and a man
named Bowling, alleged pro-slayery men,
were nominated.
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WaaSTERN ssGOM, music
AND
LII IA IN GO z>0D M K1S

The subscriber respectfully announces that he has
just opened the above establishment Ia the
new building of iienry W. starr Esq.
Third ST., neNt north Of the Barrett House, (not In H.
Huntington, lOWM.
IL stock consists Of the largest assortment Of
HI BOOKS AND STATIONERY ever brourh, wess
of the Mississippi River.
Books ofthe latest and best editions adapted 10 the
wants OF schools and libraries every r.e and rea-
ders OF every age, class aud taste line stationery ef
every kind paper blank books, &C.. the very best
quality, at the lowest prices An experienc. Of many
in the booselling and Publishing business in
eastern cities, extensive acquaintance and fayorae
arrangements with the largest Publishing Houses war
In this department. Ptr 10 ,fI7 4
Piano Fortes.--Wbich for beauty and pow
err oftone and elegance Of finish challenge comparison
with any In the United States The connection of the
subscriber with the Mandatory where these instru.
ments are made, enables him to give full guarantee
that every instrument will give entire satisactisn or
died. ~ 80
Melodeons.-From the celebrated manufac-
tory ofGeo. A. Prince Co., which Of itself Is sufcent
guarantee Of their excellence
Musical Instruments. Including Guitars
Nolins, Flutes Claironetts yolincellos Accordeons
Music Boxes &c. &c Also, Violin strings aud Musical
Merchandise generally. III I 8Es1s
Sheet Music Embracing the latest and
most popular publications. we'll as the productions
Of Standard Classical Authors. 81I'9r q ~
GOia and Silver Watches and Chains. /
Which nave been purchased and will be sold at much
less than the usual prices, and every article viii prove
exactly US represented.
nats anu Vaps.-Comprislng hne aSsort-
ment Of Soft Hats and silk Plush, and Cloth Cans 4
which will he sold at Wholesale Retail ut lower pri
ces than ut any other House In the State -ifft4
Fancy Notwithstanding Of Gold Pens and
Pencils, Pocket Books Port Monales Hair brushes and
Combs Ladies Reticales, Razors, Srops Soaps Balm
Fluid &c, &.
TIE cELEsTlSA-The latest and best collection a
Church Music, by v. q. Taylor, price $iO0 Taylors
choral Anthems. a splendid collection Of Anthems,
Chorases, &c for Sacred Music societies, advanced
Siasses or Choirs price VI rs The Concordia, col
lection OF ne Gees Quartetts &c. price % cts aways
on hand and will be forwarded by mail postage paid
TO any person sfmitting the above named prices
HoME0PAfliY.-The subscriber Is Agent for Prof s
humphreys Specific Homeopathic Medicines which
are especially adapted to family use-price 81 case
eotaining 10 boxes, with Manual, S2,O0 Alsoe Hon,~
pathic books for domestic use, always on hand
Friends. acquaintanees and strangers enc ana All 4
are invited TO call and examine my stock as they will
be cordially Welcomed even though they may not wish
to purchase. sos Uss - ~ '''7s5
Burlington Jan. 1851. H. H. HAWLGY
noi4-6m t sf Late 81 VIt;c, u - q
BLANkS!g it ~ 81
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Washington, May q

Mr.. Keytt, State Attorney for this district,
informed the circuit court this morning that
jerks Consul to Navigator's island in custody
on the charge of piracy preferred against him
by Van Camp, as the warrant for his arr est
was obtaiaed from justice of the peace with
out counsel or aivice from any officer Of the
Government or U. S. Court.
The bark Mary Cobb sailed in ballast IT is
stated that the crew are wholly foreigners; the
Captain being the only American on board.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-04

Egy~ Andrew P. Butler, u s. Senator from
South Carolina, died or MONDAY evening
Mr.. Butler vas appointed to the Senate in
lSl7, to ill the vacancy CEASED by the death
Of the Hon. George McDailie. and has remain
el. there ever since. For several years past
Mr. B ltle- has been prominent as one OF tne
extreme Southern party, aid as model Of the
boosted Chivalry OF the Palmetto State. Dur
ing the last session OF Congress, his name Was
brought prominently before the people in the
assault upon Senator Sumner-that assault
having been committed by Preston S. Brooks,
nephew of Mr.. Butler. But time has made
impressive changes. Me-. Sumaer after
protracted confinement at the very gates OF
the grave, is once more restored to health
while the rash and impulsiye nephew and the
venerable uncle sleep peacefully beneath the
soil of the State whose wounded honor -einaIi-
ed such bloody atonement.-N 7. If'5~ae.
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r~ We learn from the Keokuk papers tina

~ We learn from the Keokuk papers that
eighteen cars, and two locomotives were
brought up the river from Quincy to that city,
for the Keoluk, Demoine & Minnesota X. X.
The cars are running to Croton, four miles
below Pennington, and when completed to
Farmmgton the stages will run from there to
the various points in the southern and western
part of the State.
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ST. Louis. June 1

ct. Louis, June Il.
Kansas letters to the Daily Republican say,
that the Convention resulted in tAe nomination
of Calvin Jones and a.. G.. Boiling to represent
Douglass county in the Constitutional Conven-
ton.
Resolutions We're prepared by Col. Brewer
ton, aud offered BY southern pro-slavery man,
taking strong democratic grodnd. Adopt
ed.
Gov. Walker. Senator Wilson, Coz. Rob-
inson, and others, spoke at Lawrence on Tues
day. Walkers remarks were received with
applause.
Gov. Walker reached Leco,npton Wedpes-
day and read his inaugural, whichreviews the
action of the Free State men, and declares thai
The territorial laws shall be enforced and TIE
position already taken be maintained by the
whole power of the government The govern
or pledges to use every endeavor to have the
Constitution submitted to the people for rat
ifcation.