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The Case of Cyrus r. True.

The follow ng csrts appeared In the Buffalo Commercial Id
ser, from which copy hem 10 justice 10 the party
oerned-
Tnr Conn ExcHASGE DRlyrs.-Mr Cyrus True, on Me
tth OF February instant NJ Papesye Ohio. sold drsf
made by William Breck Of Rochester, upon the Corn FL
char Rsnk o. New FORK for I'll As soon ne was dis
by hsi Mr. Breck had failed provide funds for
him ohe ment Of the draft he voluntarily promised 70
refund he amount received by him OF me on IA
sale. Mr. q y. True has fuhed hat promise ard but
Justice 10 BIN 70 bat in ,he whole OF The Tan sons With
Feb. 81 ~ Cashier Bank OF Gesugs-
Mr. Cyrus y True who Vss arrested Monday evening
10 this city DISCHARGED RON the order Of arts By Judge
wels The following day he ground hn ne pl1nlns
90 civil scdon al lbo suit o. n Huxley Co. OF Chi
cago Upon The hearing turned out uat he was not
lie person who disposed OF Ae paper Al Chicago, and
that be had not been 70 that city han Detroit The
PLANTING finding hemselyes upon the wrong track abandoned
further and Mr. True has Stree ha discharge
been sbout the city attending 10 his private business The
e IN regard 10 the enormous amount o
The Breot paper aos, in he Western staes have spp
cation 10 Mr. g True
BUFFALO, Feb. Is, 1851.
The above paragraph written By The Undersigned al
fer the plaintiffs for the purpose ~ being published
he Buffalo papers and furnished or 2 a. pnrpose
his due 10 Mr. True ina, should safe us nv ares,
Of him esbabula IN The state OF Ohio, wb1u
process or Justification That received eearsph despatch
sn Mchaei Gslseher, police ON r OF Ceveauc relue~
pr sad True for swndng hanks out OF t0O 90
giving 10 description of sad True Believing IN the
uent OF Gallagher arrested Mr. True aud satisfied that
have done bin great Injustice The animation ~ his
before Judse webs Tuesday eyeer seise me hat Mr..
IN ne western siass and ,hs be enir y 10 q any
rprslrlpaiior IN Them III. G. WHITNEY,
buffalo lib, ~ ISL.
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Theatrical and nru.,e.I m.,,,x

BpoAnNAY THsAyrr--ksdsms Ponin and Mrs. IIz1be
Weston Davenport 20 the here
naht N The tragedy Of Rorneo and Julietu Turning
Tables follows, with Mr.. T. Plscde Jack Humphriss
Bovrny hessrs. Rroughsn and Hovcs dram sic version
~ karmel The Scout on he Rebels OF the Jerueysn and
the drama calct The "Gpsey Farmer" each per
formed Tor he second time 70 night "kseo Falcone 10 also
announced.
ByrroS's-rbe comedy called TINE Tries AM IL 70 be
he hrs piece 70 night Then he aughabe play OF the
Foor Pbsntouls fouswed By The New Camille" Messrs
Burtcn and Brousham perform In The last pieces.
Wlta.cK's-The new piece styled Waiting FOE Fu ,ds ts
70 be he opening play hts evening. Miss Hercu VIII amer
wards aFpcar ~ Hedes for The rnth time here. The ent
tspmens are 70 close Win the Fire Eater
IluHA KrrSr's-Ths brilliant spectacle Of .'Fasi and
Marguerite SILL the chief feature Of attraction Aths nou,
d 70 he 70 lowed TO night bv Love In TO- I'm which hss
Kate Reynolds 70 MAKE her rst appears a. kose
ANTBIcIS THykrRr.-1he charming play entitled "Chsr
tvslovc in which Manager Dav VT and hs sfy have
elsewhere Ehy eced the wsmest Applause as The hero
and heroine. 70 be given With the comedy Of Live and Lee
Live this evening.
1ruIAv OrrrA Owing n the ttor yesterday he peror
nance Of Ia Sonnambua" was postponed IN MS evening
Heco ect Nine De Wihorst s 70 be he AmDa supported BY
hignors 1rberin and MorellL
AsEnfc,r nu~rrw,-Tbe pswors of this establishment Will
be entertained tho amusing pieces called he Rghsand
WRONGS end Quite NJ Orrc, this afternoon and
the exciting play OF Ruth Oakley In TIC evening
MrSsrursy ,hose who fond Of fun and melody should
and hear otss &c tcDcered some ore q The
tooored opera Eight In The shape OF serpeces
Geo Chrsv and Wood present. he Miachievous Monkey"
the BUCKLEY the bureeuc "sounanbua' and 1o Bryaais
Tie "Arslian highs EnsIlanneaA
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Assembly.

.tp.,v March o 1851
'"s s0fOsu ~" e4l'AA - -" iONN V'''
The committee presented this morning the entire
hatch az Nex York c,,y bnis a foloxs-
. 49,, a. -. .,.c,,a to-, ,.,, ....u,,v
o1o A"'."~" We '~e "o. s"A
Dsuc. and i've Couneimen from each scna'orA DIS
tyiot
r.. A.. =. .,o.,., a.. 49,. r,.-- A., oonu,r
s,.i ~, !. " ~ ~, r. ,a, 49, 80, .nS 90 he
oonnoA " ufo - .ao " p-o..s. ''i ''"' ~ "e
r ~ "a 49, 49, n.,,,. ~ h. .hoI,,,.,
and o. ,,.s,pr .7s, AID eu.plus OF Inc streets 10 be-
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CLEARED.
Steamship Black Warrior Smith Haynpa and New Ox4oAna
-Iiyugston Cxccheron to
Ship Osborn Howss. Kelly. San trarcscc-Weils Ems
nuel
Ship Wellington Basstew. New Orleans Stanton TAsap
Bart Thetis. Cross, sumara-w A Sale Co.
Ri Wilhelm (Brem). karten. Ggcn Sp-Benuisgs. Asfer
GcslnE.
srg o woodward Chase. u Thou as &C e Peters.
Brig John Stevens Peters Trinidad DIAL Ell Fsters.
Brig Antelope Jones, R,chmond-O q Pisrson.
scbr Caro- Amelia Tuner Tape Havten-R Buck O.
schr Sea Breeze Cheney. Jacksorvie-d Brooknaa
Co.
echr John Boston Lingo savannsh-scrsntou Tsmsn.
Schr Margaret. Bensen, City Point-Jas Hunter & o.
Schr Ann Caroline. Ros ers Richmond-C II etersou.
schr Rescue Bacon, Baltimore Msller Lord QasrsAx-
ARRIVED.
echr Mary MAnkn, Eeers, Boston
schr Emeline. Chase. Proyrcetcwn.
Schr Daniel Webster. Allen New LOudon
schr John Brown. Bailey, tfvm wreck q bark EAssoa
Belle, ashore Gt Long Beach.
Steamer Ii Beach Saunders Boston.
The wind TO day ia iom tae NE. with We hare
arrivals by way Of sandy Hook TO report
SAILED
Steamship Black Warrior, Havana aud New OdesnS
Wind at sunrise, NE sunset n
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Naval Intelligence.

nav NAvr YlpD-Aocordns to en- &C, Of Congress
Bithe Island brunswick, Gsrra has been selected for
new naval station. bt1J o. officers has becn sp-
pointed TO make The say vcys In order 70 have
ne yard located ~ The rrOIer place The follow sosrs
composed this bossd-
Capt jas. n. Mcintosh q mmsnder y. J. Hsrt'se'u
iisd J. A BROKE, sat Civil knguesr cslyn Browne
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LJERTHEMNfs REsMD IvyvY piY.
- -
POLITICAL.

AT REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING or TAMMANv
"A Society held nj the Great wgwam Monday eveuinx
March ISL the following resolutions siopted:-
Resolved, That The action OF majority Of The Council
sschems In dcprvipg The Democratic Republican 0snenl
Committee Of their usua mcdatcns in Tsmmany Hsn
usurpation Of entirely unauthorized By
futon ADD BY laws Of this society and In dcroEaten Of
Resolved, Thai the action Of said majority In
control the deocrac republican electors In
representatives 70 their GENERAL Committee he's
authority nom The constitution and laws OF This society -
usaCes OF the democratic psrty.
Rssoye That thew can therefore, only be considered IN
the s OF individuals aiming political Importance thr GU ID
the bold vioaiion OF said laws and
RoFolved, Thai Tannsny Society, Columbian Order
hereby soempy dsavow and ducAyd their the prs-
oeedngs u sad majority ef sschems and recommend V
copccTr ed 10 nay attep ion 70 them whatever.
sachem RICHARD r. CONNOLLY,
Acting Grand seche0,
g-rrurN u,pVF. ssrssga,v
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Hrsio IN sSow DrI1.-Int evsni,s Madame dc WI
bors, v~ announced 10 sing Amins In "Ia sonssubu-
Ia" for the fourth subscription nigh, Of the season, -
the Academy On sccosnt Of the storm the performance
postponed MI this evening.
Mr. Tbabcrss matiste ai Dodvorths (the srst Of the
rev seres) was postponed for the same cause II VIII
take place 10 dag II two O'Clock
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A Pair OF SwsndIers.

l..
Several days ago says the nuw sukie S>an>i OF the
2lst nit +, . man calling himself Thomas Gilman ap-
pcared 10 Milwaukee, pos:cssed OF any number OF drafts
signed william Breck, ana negotiated these drais
uPcu the different banks In this oy-tne Second Ward
Bank slouc cxcepsed--to the amount OF 5000. the
ard have found bs OF indictment against M Tnomas O.
Gilman, and cheers are after him.
We understand that several parties have been arrea
In Ietron and TRAN, Michigan suspicion OF being -
scooopnos OF Gilman. Toe lsster 10 well known In Re
chester. N Y. where Brock, the broker restless, by
this cry the references OF Mr. Gilman which mate
rally facilitated the drafts upon the banks.
gave him all Eastern funds 90 The, he could got on,
good circulation ~ no (Gilman) going to bay In
the interior OF the susie Aoo,hes equally arr to &C
commodate, gave him al Whoonsin money, be was
gong 10 buy lands In Minnesota rhe oats probably
TO seed the lands With. The truth NJ the mster Is this
siecco. II Is said frat he got $50 900 In Chosgo and
some Who Know = thing or two. compute the oss
cites 81 Tho wess Al Sc, Goo o. even s,shs, '"''"'
Gilusn arrived here the afternoon OF the lltb,
Cos BIS drsf's bed attended the masquerade s "hs
much end loft here by the Lake Shore Railroad tbs
afternoon Of the lath. He s Of medium sz, dark
Iiberal rewards are offered for his apprehension MS
supposed that he 5 one Of gang and that tneir opera
ton have been Simultaneous and extensive
swIrDLrR no. 2.
tyrom the wheeling iva Times, Feb. 2il
Yesterdsy sfkrnoon Mayor Caldwell made i'm.
porsnt arrest at the depot OF the Baltimore and Ohio
editor Of tho - Louis 5,r and registered his
n. Everett He presented check for seven hundred
and itiy i've dollass al The Bank OF wheeling. The
gebuips doubted, sud oonseq ueI uy refused
The check egota,cd a -four other
banks when arrested he bad car pot bag In hu hand
WHICH the Mayor insisted upon taking possession o.
Amopg the contents were the folio wing
SIN hundred and SIXTY doil,r in gold blank checks
for eve px different banks In New York. ove or six
banks IN Boston, nve ak banks in Nev Orleans three
four Philadelphia, two three 10 Phnourg i've or
cir the Fire - Marine Insurance COMPANY OF Col.
eHo 0VV stv hun dpod ND forfv nd
tvt nty seven cents the Nanuiauturers' and Nc
char les Bspk Of Pubure, and marked accepted, VIM
DENY. cashier" Also q blank otptsnce OF bant
IN New York Also divers engraved certificates o. stock
In banks railroads and lumber companies Aso divers
tfree pssses on the Chicago and isois Railroad Also
blank engraved draft Of the Merchants aud Nechanics
Bank OF Wheeling the herchanu' Bank OF baltimore
Also number Of Du ch drafts purcorrps 10 come from
some foreign savings Institution st Pitisburr Afro pair
OF gold bracelets, three bresspns, pair OF earrinfs
Ave or six dozen agate brtions besides divers cher
line
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New Yovk Drooklyn. FoPbids sae or hquor Sun
day or eecson day. eKose 70 vA vellers. Prohibs main
tsinanos OF booths boxes within 100 Of polling
zoe "a psss vs,sou. T'1 p'''
6eo. Is Fixes estayes - eoows:-Treo0urer, q, 500
Superintendent % 600; eacs deputy o. 000 each
econ, d 500 each inspector el2o0; each sergeant,
sssrc,nsa $3.50 aoornsn $500 No ofoss svsr 70 ~
csye present fee for his benefit; oil cse 60 70
eooe Lfe and Health Fund, together with nass IN cri
SIC z treasurer and Com psroer are trustees Of she
Sec rs Provides pension fund for those disabled In
performing duty. for relatives Of those killed In the
service
SEC 80 Provides for the raising Of the General Police
Fund.
Sec 2s Provides that the fund shall be cid by The
County Treasurer to the Slate treasurer Tse Oompo
Ter OF State pays 10 tho Of the Police Board sp
prorratops rmaiprg In 1867, TO be part Of the fund
Sec. 70. Provides for checks on the treasury.
Sec 20 Requires The Treasurer 70 give security In bali
. million Of dollars
Sec 80 Requires Inspectors 70 give security.
Sec 81. Vests the exhtpg powers OF the executive
oice In the Beard Of Police
Sec 50 Makes designations Of exsting officers con-
oFm 10 this bill.
Sec So Require. the Board 70 remove nom office any
pcumbtne Who not possessed of the qualifications
specific In the act.
SEQ 81 requires quarterly reports by the superutsn.
dent 70 the Board and yearly report nom the Board 70
the Governor
SEQ 49, Repeats Inconsistent clauses OF other acts.
Sec SO. Makes the names In certain statutes mol 70
peaied conform to the des,s nations Of this cot.
Bee. 81. The cot 70 take effect from Nc passage.
MARINE HOSPITAL.
Mr. FIoyp JOINS ptroduos1 bill noreasieg the com.
pensation OF the Chaplain Of the Marine Hospital.
COMPTROLLER FIAoG's ACCOUNTS
Mr. JOHN J. REILLY called up the resolution aPpoantnS
committee to investigate the accounts Oh CompToher
Fasg.
The resolution was lost by q large vote.
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hEW YORK LEGIsLATURo.


ALRASY, March z. 1851.
M SntT presented . written report dissent ne fren
TIE Assembly Ap?oruonmont bill rep RED on Saturday.
rhs SPECIAL order c,ms up, II being TO consider the
BIZ, MAXIM appropriations for charitable Institutions
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RIO IRE MEMBERS or THE rkMxAEY SOCIETY OR
IfCountisn Ordtrrhe underrlcne ed being informed
small number OF the members Of the rsmmany socic,y By
secret arrangement assembled M Tammany Hall this
ing and sssuned n meeting OF the Society
resolutions relative The recent sion OF the Council
SAchsms deems proper state hat such meeting has
bed In violation Of the constitution and FLAWS Of The Society,"
Which require thai public poce OF two days signed BY bs
ocers shabe given Of meeting q the Society hst
p the Brobers be present and that notice whaever
has been given or any such mectrg therefore The
Secety for the hn asaern-
blsc- fraud The lessee OF Tammanv Hal II
permitting such Of te has viosted the ling
suucrs OF ne Council OF ssche adopted on the 7s o6
January lss3 when Gcerrs Mes Faher OF ths
Council In the follow ng words
Resolved That How ard he lessee Of Tammanv Uau
b. edas TO the decision Of this Council upon he aee
ton submitted BY him hi ssyening, Inst msengs on In
Tsnusnv Society or any portion q the members OF said
soeiey be bold IN Tsnmanv Hall spt under regular
ca signed By he regular officers Of the society and In a.
BrottsrsA meeting Of the Society will be called f,r an
The Rhhsoded of the members referred 10 a. tI,s
interests Of the 9oc cty demand. ~
DANIEL T.. DFblvAN, Grand qaohs,n
No, l2i sprlns street, Monday evening March q 1857
NotEG MFN'r DEMOCRATIC UNION CIuR-rHx
members OF this club requested 70 attend The ,rcek
hg 10 lie be ia this fuesayl evening the Negca~ U,us~
corner OF Booune nnd Mercer sree II 10 he hopeS tks
every ntnber VIII be puucua 6psl arrangements
be made Ter the Grand Inauguration pan : .
Jso i, Waur, sec'y, w 0O'A' '''~
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STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsABrI-From Charleston 10Th and 9TH due Havana -
and It'll From Havana 10th and 18Th Qua NJ New YORK ~
and let
OABAwBA-From New Yerk 1h arrives a. Haxana lTA 90
New Orleans 10Th. From New Orleans zh. Havana ~
due Ut New York ID
BLACK WARpIoR-From New York ztb, arrive q HavanA
LIST and New Orleans Sd From n0w Orleans lAhs daveEA
l4tA due at New York 18th
Leaves New York at 10 AM and Now Orleans nj An
QUAKER OrTY-From New York 7th o. each month arriving
Havana l1h and Mobile laA. From Mobile I'd Haven
24th, due Ut New York 18Th
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o, let the Kind minstr, asune his soft lAyi
And welcome with rapture this thrice happy day;
let noaGft but sweet haunt ny strike the ear,
when Cyury united, defahr appear;
Ccntented or wrctobed, Imprisoned or free,
SUI Cambria 10 Can bri,ns most snvyl must be.
hevn aven fv!n, lswen, byv byth DO hi.
Tho fer from mountains and valleys We roam,
SIN sse n our mother, stin she 10 our home;
o, never may dsoord an billion or pride,
The uDdeb OF Cymry unwlsely divide;
Nor let us Whatever our fortunes may be,
Dear Cambria, be ever unmindiu OF thee:
he~n avon fvyp, lsven, b!v byth DO hi.
TIE shamrock Of Erin, 90 brilliant and green,
Ent vfned with The ctk and the thistle mas been
o. m.y uey for ever safeguard compose
TO shelter from danger Old Ensland's fair rose.
God grant that Columbia and Britain may be
The terror OF tyrsnf--tbe friends OF the free:
hewn nvyddsnt Dswnder, byv byth y DO hi
II va about O'Clock when the company Dispersed,
alter spending one Of the most pleasant anniversaries
which The society has 10, celebrated.
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tendens The latter to be the presep, chiefs OF police
Sorsy INSPECTORS roe captains Who are 70 serve a. such
leo scrgean leutspsnu and assistant captains ss
many psyoemen a. each county oy Supervisors vote 70
cobtrfbue and until thcy do the force 10 be
composing the departments OF New York aad srooklyn
These persons 70 bold during obedience 10 the rules and
Zee ! rrescribes qualifications, enumeration ans dis
tybutos OF duties mode Of Trial and removal 70 be Dc
sned By rules and regul.,lcps Tue qus,ncsuoTs.Io
s,a,es and eve years . resident Of the district, must
never have been convicted OF crime, or removed from
public Office No removal 70 be made without writes
otarees and IN opportunity 70 be heard In defence In
sptososs 70 be chosen from sevreann, and sereeanu
iI.n rs,,olnes An the present ), .oros as'T guam
SEQ The foroe 10 have criminal powers OF consta
bles end 70 serve prccesses Of criminal nature without
bsyrf vmrrnts backed ~ now Pre'crises powers OF
So Q. sirIsepi anti gambling section, borrowed
desoe giving power police TO enter houses and arrest
Fec 10 Board 70 divide IN. Districts Assigns one In.
spcc,or four scrsesnt 70 each, sh power 70 change and
,bI them ii pleasure 10 be detailed crim
nal coorts or ouarAntne fov emigration, ~ health var
.oa nom psy. Genera svp.rnsenSss 70 be Lead under
ruics
SEQ 10 Police property no in use In New York and
BcCkiyr 10 be 81 the service Of the BOARD but stu to
beltDs 20 each city Provides for police telesrapbs.
Sec 10 All eypcrsts OF serving process 70 be paid By
sc IL elves power o. pa,ro ss 10 cors,ablcs elected
In Wtsschester and Richmond The'r Board OF super
visers 70 cell for policeman psyus the fund vIlaee
and town authorities mar DO me zane. This sooords
TIE opportunities for police iovos Nth the pccupisry
ability oftbe tar pay"rs rom grown 70 grown OF The
suburban poyu alton.
Sc rs. Exempt mfnbcrs when IN sctual service,
mem military or jury duty, or f,om service OF process.
sec 10 empowers Besih Officer TO call police Assist
emergency
Sec 20 Bcsyd 20 enforce orcrsnce and rive nfcrma.
sos when rsqu're6 BY the supervtsor' Gives Commits
seners rover 70 scIcstsr osibs and makes provisions
for pe-iiry and st,sctme-u
ssc. Il. pssAas svs posesnss each sscslcn POI "a
The Placer herald., 1857-09-12
The Result in San Francisco.

One of the results of the election not unex-
pected, in view of all the circumstances, is
the success of the so-called Peoples Ticket
in San Francisco. The Democracy made a
gallant fight for the supremacy, but had to
yield to the strength Of an adversary that
for the nonce possessed the moro powerful
sinews Of political warfare. 1t is but rare
that similar political ola podrda is to be
met with as formed the component parts of
this same Peoples Party. 1t was combna-
ton of faction, isns, and fag-ends-a mixture
Of Republicans Americans, Settlers, Vigi
lants, fishy Democrats, and political adveu-
turers-a party without head, an organiza-
ton with no other affinities than the mutual
desire for place and profits. Determined on
success, it courted and cajoled, conceded and
traded, wherever point could be made, or
a vote gained. 1t exhibited an aptitude for
dickering that if possessed by horsejockey,
would insure him 81 eedy fortune in the
pursuit of his calling. Having by these de-
vices succeeded in carrying San Francisco,
its members have become bold and arrogant,
and with foolish boast talk ofcoming victories.
They vauntingly proclaim that the ramif-
cations of the party will extend to every
part of the State, and take the achievement
Of the day as the index of future results.
This is all very amusing; it is a vanity
naturally entertained in the exuting moments
of victory. Other political opponents have
ere now, in momentary triumph, hattered
themselves with the belief Of reaping other
harvests, but seldom retained vitality till
another campaign. The vain glorious win
ners Of San Francisco will prove no excep-
ton to this general rule. And the hope Of
establishing powerful party in this State
held together by the same tenure, will prove
as idle as the visions of day-dreamer A
party with knoun principles does not always
obtain long existence, and one wholly with
out them, and whose sole creed is concen-
trated in the hunt for Office, is ruined BY a
single victory.
If it is satisfaction to these gentlemen
Of the Peoples Party, we are willing that
they make compaisant brags to their hearts
content, as the privilege will be of short du-
ration. Their battles will be confined to
San Francisco, and we much mistake the
Democrats of that city if they do not put
the whole band to rout at the next election.
We will see
The Placer herald., 1857-09-12
The Sixth Volume.

With this number the Plucer Herald en-.
tars upon its sixth volume. Father Time has
spirited away five evcntful years since the
proprietors Of the Herald, more in spirit
Of hopefulness than confidence, set up press
anl type in the capital of Placer and sent
their little sheet out upon community to
take its chances for approval or condemna
ton by the public. Men saw and read, and
received the messenger kindly, but doubted
that the experiment would be successful
They saw no permanency around them-the
population WAS unsettled, nothing indicated
stability in society and none expected to
build their homes here. The support for a
newspaper was not to be found among the
hills, gulches and plains of Placer, and the
attempt to establish newspaper here, in
their estimation, was visionary scheme.
Men are but short-sighted at best, and
constantly err in judgment So in this in
stance: the Herald pleased and made its way
in public estimation, received liberal patro-
mage, and became one Of the institutions OF
the county. From year to year it has held
on its way, in prosperity or adversely, never
once failing to make its weekly appearance.
For long time it was the only paper pub
lished in the county; but an increase Of popu-
latiou, and political rivalry, brought other
journals in the uewspaporial field, and to day
four are issued within the county limits.
The Herald has abored with success to OBJ
tain the confidence Of patrons, and each sue
oeeding year has added to its business and
friends, and now enters the sixth volume
with more encouraging prospects than atany
previous period.
It is qualification to know that the paper
has always been Independent in its tone, and
its positions been sustained in the end by the
people. II its course many friends and some
enemies have been made. 1t is the fate of
the press that possesses independence Of
spirit shuld, to create some enemies; we do not
look for different result, and are therefore
content that it be so.
What the Herald has been in the past it
will be in the future, with the aim to such
improvement as yet more to entitle it to the
confidence Of patrons and friends, and make
it a welcome visitor in the workshop, the
mine, and the field,