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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06
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boar nsd Navy wNVetcrg al tho ssuc ughtnria speed,
ws thlpk no one ell hAput8 that this IL q fast age
he hspuy r.r went 10 Ceveland by sssmer st evening
- Dsrru Advertiser, August e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06
Naval lntelllgencs.

DESTINATION oy TIE sIooP oF.w WAS CYAsn ~ We publish
ed Friday article from the Boston Adpctisr which
stated hat The Cy had sailed from that pon b,und prob
ably, fer Apins all We have since been informed by one
OF the tos OF the vessel TIA, her destination 81 John
There sso soms errors IN her let NJ officers
eiven by the AduerfIeT Lest kaxwels name, Who I,
the scaug mastcr, Ia len Out Surgeon X Addison 10
de,arhed ron the ship, and surgeon wheclvrght takes
f place John Ferguson 10 the pursers ocrk instead OF
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. A 8 Sweat In the chair.
Mr. HKRncx expla ned the invention OF w,od's switch
70 proven, tho from running CT tho safety rails,
iha, cars have from ten 10 neen mites hour and
net run or n the swhcb we're even turned wrong Hy
atops eccd remarks from xcssrs. Hud on, Hayes
and Boardman.
NJ, IN Merrus exhibited model OF an lro, rar and ex
rlsined I've construction beam runs lorgiiufnalS OF
plses OF metal add wood the beam branches 81 The eni
sno dsf arrangement Of beams brings tensile
of into action; ts without joints
What II claimed nshtness, ssety and 6urasi iy The
ron car evan, on. -esnI-aoou, nat tos, o. woeaen
r psstebosrd bet seen. The COST " IN same or
than tho ordinary passenger cars but gniness ~
Mr. Hur~os raid Il vns ,mporsAn, 10 know all about Il,
~ N I've o mpsraiive eyperse, ~eight SC for vas
tssre were any IRON oar. en- sloyed on rIlscsas
Mr. In NORM said ihcre was one building a. Patterson
Mr.. HAYs-whai part OF the car do you claim patent
M In NorHs err lsined bis improvement
Mr.. HA,rs-I built some sky frssht cars OF iron,
are lined with India rubber and nohISg ne 10 the
p, en,on before me, exccp The additional bring OF paste
board and One Of the on the track rolled
not seri,iy injured The cars we're used :, p,wdor
cars, and ho did rot SEQ any novelty 10 Mr. 10 Mo'hss
Mr.. In McrHr said his cs~s would hold three times As
yhe eH.n said might no, be prudent to make ~rough,
iron struc urrs With nut knowing about Organization
Mr. rrYus exhi ,,et the Proas, sse box and general
oonyersAii, on grease folio ~ef. Rwerred committee
Mr. HrcKRorTs exhibited and explained his plan Of car
couplings -. -,
NJ BaRKyR, Of tso Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, saw,
tested and approved This Arrangement Tor cmphng
cars BY merely running thom together, having also
bumper al sohed. Referred. -,
Mr.. FrmrR en,ept Into an EXPLANATION OF beorsrds
dypsrometer. pmios ensuod. the mater VI"
referred
Mr. Rcr said no was requested 70 prcsen. ne- rail,
having three Sides which can be used sucoessvcy II
ELECTED prolonged oonversaton and say remarks
from Mr. Hudson
A motion made 10 adjourn.
The PRrmrrT, In ruit nc tho motion, sad-We have
proceeded 20 far and II In duty 81 the members 10 90
ali In their power TO advance the Interests OF the assocs
tou II " an important IL rightly carried o1t,
cscusted 70 DO good and he hoped 70 e flourish.
Nov hs, put foot In u, don't think carry
The joke too far
The Association then adjourned ssns de-
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Thus clo,,d the exercises o. me day. though he
greater portion Of he nnstude rustic their aehs
vior during the femsSkshly exemplary. There
vss no drprkerres, 1shps ro~ipg or Disturbances OF
any kin5 tvrirs the day he c-Vwd wS courteous and
good natrr.c readily obcyIpg the ofcers -ho pressed
the m bach from the iracs Everytod seemed delighted
N he after us performance. Not msfmar OF die
content arose rom sny one
To NOR ow win be the day Of the nrcmens rrsnd
tcvrpsm4n, The performance Is erpecsed 70 be srcoed
ipr " lnteseinG
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03
LOcALINrELLIGENCE.

TuEIrER.-Miss Annette Ince made her first
appearance before Nevada audience, on Mon
day evening, to good house. The beautiful
play of "Love," or "the Countess and the Surf"
was presented, Miss Ince as the Countess. Her
conception of the character is perfect and the
part was well sustained throughout. Several
fine points were made which brought down the
house, and at the conclusion Of the play, she
was loudly called, and appeared in front of the
curtain. As an accomplished and talented &C
tress, Miss Ince will compare favorably with
the best that have appeared upon our boards,
and we can safely predict for her good houses
as long as she remains among us. She appear
ed last evening as Blanca, in the play Of ga
ziO )" but we go to press at too early an hour to
speak Of her persOnation Of this difficult char
actef.
Miss ince is supported by talented stock
company, among whom are Mrs. Judah, Mr. j.
B. Booth, Mr.. Walter NJ. Leman, Rand, Barry
and others. Mrs. Judah has long been favor
tie with our theater-goers, and the rapturoui
applause with which she was received on Mon
day evening, was credilable to the good taste
Of the audience, and must have been peculiarly
gratifying to the recipient.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

The Panama mail steamer Golden Age ar
rived OF the Bay on Friday morning, bringing
two weeks later intelligence from New York,
and large number Of passengers, among
whom are ex-Gov. Bigler, G. L. Scott and c. II.
Hampstead.
In consequence Of the telegraph wires being
out Of order, we were unable to get the dispatch
in time to issue an Extra"
The news from the East is not Of much i'm
pOrtance.
For two weeks previous 10 the 5th Of May,
the weather had been unusually cold through
out the Eastern States. The whole country had
been visited with blighting frost, snow storms,
and the papers from every section were giving
accounts Of the disastrous effects on crops Of
every description. .. xxx.
The trial Of Mrs. Cunningham was common.
ced in New York on the 4th of May. The en.
tire day was consumed in empannelling jurors,
and up to nine O'Clock in the evening eleven
had been obtained. Mrs. Cunningham was
present, dressed in deep mourning, accompa-
MED by her two daughters.
A dispatch from Harrisburg, Pa, states that
9 combination had been formed in that State by
portion Of the Democracy and the straight
Americans, and that Gov. Geary had agreed to
accept nomination from them for Governor.
Latest advices from Kansas state that the
free State men have abandoned their former
position and will take part in the election.
Ia Ia la ofy InH h.
the Senate, has been rejected by the govern
mcnt of Great Britain.
The receipts of the Treasury for the quarter
ending April l, were nearly $20,50O,O00 Of
which $4,000, 600 were from the customs, and
over 81 600, 900 from the land sales The ex-
pendtures were $17,250,OO0.
The Governorship of Utah has again been
rendered to Major Ben. Mccullough, Of Texas.
II is not yet known whether he will accept
The Postmaster General has made tempo
rary contract with G. X. Garrison for semi
monthly mail service between New Orleans and
Vera Cruz.
The Government at Washington has ordered
achievements to our feet on both sides Of the
Isthmus of Panama. in consequence of the new
phase assumed with our relations with New
Grenada.
contract has been made with the Panama
Railroad Company for the carrying Of the mail
across the Isthmus, at 100000 year. This Is
q reduction Of the former rates.
The Indians in the North West have recently
committed the most atrocious barbarities upon
the settlements In that remote and compare
lively unprotected portion of our country.
], Z. Morse, u S. Commissioner to New Gre.
nada having been unable to come to any salts
factory arrangement with that Government in
relation to the Panama massacre, returned
home on the Empire City.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

DEPARTURE. Weber, Esq, late County
Treasurer, accompanied by his lady, left Neva-
da ON Saturday morning, with the design of
visiting his old home in the Atlantic States.
Mr., H. E. Wall and other friends presented him
with beautiful gold-headed cane the evening
previous to his departure, as q token of their
respect and esteem. On the head were en-
graved the words presented to John Weber
by his Nevada friends" The cane was manu-
featured by Charley Young We wish Mr..
Weber and his accomplished lady pleasant
journey and speedy return.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

IMPORTANT FROM MExICo.-We learn from q
private letter from Acapulco, Of the l4th May,
says the Atd, that there is some serious appre-
hension that the communication will be cut of
between Acapulco and the city of Mexico. The
Indians, numbering from 1000 to 5000, have
revolted near Chilpancingo, and have defeated
the fusiliers of the government and killed the
Project Of the district The cause Of the out
break is that their priest, has been arrest
ed, and is now in prison at Acapulco.
Old General Alvarez has just left Providencia
with his Indians, to subdue the belligerents; il
he does not succeed, the communication will be
very soon cut off between Acapulco and the
capital. -
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

LATER FROM SoxoRA.-By arrivals from the
south, we have received later intelligence from
Senors. Aside from more of the revolving par
ticulafs connected with the massacre at Cavo-
rea. the news is of little interest. A letter is
published in the Aba, from Rasey Biven, from
which it appears that he left Guaymas for Ma
zatlan, before the news Of Crabb's arrival in
Sonora had reached the former place. Lieut..
Davis of the U. S. Army, together with James
Edmonson, Of San Francisco, were murdered
near the town Of Calabazar; It is said they were
murdered by mistake, being taken for fllibus-
tiers. A company Of five men who were on their
way to California with stock, were recently ar
rested at Altar, their property confscated, and
they condemned and shot. DR.. Evans had also
been murdered, and Augustine Ainsa was In
prison at HermosillO, under sentence ofdeath.
Mr.. Biven in his letter, considers that Crabb
had been deceived by Gov. Pesqueira and his
party, who are now hunting down the Ameri-
cans in Sonora. On this subject, he says:
formerly, the dread of Gandara was 50 great
that the assistance Of Indians, or even Ameri-
cid cheftain out Of the State, and therefore up
on this state Of affairs was based the coming Of
Mr. Crabb. The fear Of
Gandara returning, backed by Gen. Yanez and
Comonfort, has caused this retrograde move
ment as no matter what are Gandara's antece-
dents he is not in favor Of illbusters, and as he
has evidence of the completely Of the Peaqueira
party in this matter, they, to secure themselves
from the charge, and give the lie to Gandara,
are moving heaven and earth in prosecuting
American citizens, and arming their own citi-
zens to march to the frontier against the colo
nists there arrived. doubt not, however, but
that the general government Of Mexico is fully
aware Of the bad faith toward even itself by the
Pesqueira party, SO that effective steps will soon
be taken to restore General Gandara to his
rights as Governor He will hardly find his
property. however, should he return as his cat
tie have been sold for a mere song, and his
property divided among his patriotic country
men.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

BRITISH lNrERFERENGE.-Gen. Hornsby, OfNi.
caragua, has addressed q letter to Lord Nanier
the British Minister to the United States Gov
eminent, dated New York, May 4th, in which
ne asserts that England is in close partnership
with Costa RIGA for the destruction Of American
interests on the Isthmus that she has treach-
erously aided and abetted in the slaughter az
American citizens and plumber Of American
sanctioned the destruction Of
the Nicaragua route to California and opposed
and defeated every attempt to recover the
steamers employed in that route, with the oh.
lect to obtain command of all the routes to the
Pacific, and at will cut off all interstate com.
munication.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

THE POISONING AFFAIR, at the National Hotel,
Washington, which occurred last February, was
at last accounts, Attracting considerable atten-
ton, aud reports are current that an attempt
was made to poison Mr. Buchanan. Some TWEEN
ty-fve or thirty persons have already died from
the disease, and two or three hundred others,
including the President, are still affected by it.
The cause of the sudden illness Of so many Of
the guests of this hotel has never satisfactorily
been accounted for. The 'rat poisoning" story
was completely exploded by the evidence before
the Board of Health Of the city, and the con-
clusion TO which that body arrived, that II was
caused by the house not being properly venti-
lated, seems to be too absurd to admit of belief
There is mystery connected with this affair
which needs explanation. The Washington
officials Violently attempted to conceal the real
cause Of the disease, and for time the public
rested satisfied with their report; but the recent
death of several persons, who, at the time of
the alleged poisoning, were guests at the hotel,
has directed attention anew to the matter, and
the public will not be satisfied until the mystery
is cleared up. II IL is true, as II is said there
Is abundant evidence for suspecting, that an
attempt was made to poison the President elect
and with him several hundred others, the truth
should be exposed, and the perpetrators of the
crime brought to punishment
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03
. NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE s, 1857.
Democrats State Convention.

AT meeting OF the Democratic State Central Committee,
held in San Francisco on the Goth Of May the following
resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED That the next Democratic State Convention
be holden at the City Of Sacramento, TUESDAY, the
l4th day Of July next and that the basis Of representation
be a. follows viz One delegate rom every county at large
and one delegate for every two hundred Democratic votes
cast and one delegate for every fraction hundred
Democratic cast for any Democratic State officer at
the last general elecon-the Presidential Electors being
considered the purpose Of this resolution State off,
GERS
RESOLVED That Messrs. Thomas Moore, and Redington
hereby appointed committee to canvass the official
returns In the Office Of the Secretary Of State and from
gates to which the various counties entitled according
10 the basis Of represention adopted.
ALFRED REMINGTON, Chm,
r X. wooDgDE, Sec'y.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

ARRESTED FOR LARCENY.-Two men named
Vim. Drummond and Patrick Gilcrst, were ar
rested on Monday, by officers Plumer, Carney
and Gray, of this place, charged with stealing
cattle. Drummond was taken in a cabin, about
half way between Grass Valley and Nevada,
and made considerable resistance; but was over
powered and tied. Gilcrist was taken while
asleep in Grass Valley They we're sent to Yu-
ba county for trial. Drummond has a claim on
the cattle, and processes to own them.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03
AID FOR wALkrR.-The New Orleans Creole

AID FOR WAKER.-The New Orleans Creole,
of April Gath says: The movement is in pro-
gress which cannot fail to secure the final tri-
umph of the cause of Walker in Nicaragua.
Within one month, one thousand men will be
in San Juan, determined to reopen the route
across the country to the pacific now closed by
the Costa Ricans. 1t is commercial as well
as colonizing movement. The Texas will sail
from Charleston between the LIST and 18th of
May, with five hundred emigrants, and before
that time much larger number will leave this
city; The enemies of Nicaragua regeneration
need not exult over the apparent i'll fortune of
General Walker-he is but an atom compared
with the force this movement, of which he is the
nominal head, has now acquired.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

DEMOCRATIC COMMEMORATIVE Democratic
Central Committee met on Monday, and called
County Convention for the 9th proximO The
call will be found in another column. 1t was
deemed advisable to put of the Convention for
the nomination Of members of the Legislature
until after the holding of the State Convention,
so that all the County Convention will have to
do will be to appoint delegates to the State
Convention
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

THE DRUNKEN MorHER.-Mrs. Margaret Ball
caused the death Of her infant last week in San
Francisco, by overlaying it, while intoxicated
On examination, she was committed to prison
on a charge Of involuntary manslaughter-
Since her arrest, she has occupied cell in the
city prison. and up to Saturday morning re-
manned in a state of broOding melancholy, in
consequence of the death of her child. She has
since become q raving maniac.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

SroLEN-The room of Mrs. Sullivan, at the
Nevada Restaurant, was entered one morning
last week. while she was preparing breakfast
and silver watch and a gold chain, belonging
to her, stolen. man was suspected and
searched but the property was not found on his
person.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03
by WV. SMITH, Deputy.
Churchman Il Martin. Atty's for Plaintiff. 35-3m

CONSTABLE'S SALE.-STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
~ County Of Nevada, ss.-By virtue Of two executions
to delivered issued from the Court ofJ0iN CALDWELL
ESQ., acting Justice Of the Peace in and for the county
aforesaid bearing date. one, April 9th A. d. 1857 and
the other May 25th A. D. 1851 to satisfy two judgements
rendered by John Caldwell the 81 day OF February
A. D. 1851 in favor of W. c. WOOD Co. for the sum Of
1856 l6 debt interest and costs against John o. Rouseau
the other the 22d day of May A. H. 1851 in favor
Marks Co.. for the of 1887 90, debt interest and
costs have taken in execution and will sell to tho high.
est bidder for cash. all the right title and interest Of the
said John Rousseau Of the following described property
TO Wit certain House Lot situate in Orleans Flat
ing the house and lot occupies! BY John Harris M
Billiard Saloon also all the interest OF said Rousfeau in
and TO those certain mining claims situate in Orleans Flat
in the county of Nevada and known the claims Of Carl
Duval Co. the 23d day Of June A. D. 1857 between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and clock T. NJ in front
Of said Billiard Saloon Taken the property of said John
R0usieau, 10 satisfy the above demands and accruinK
costs.
May 2sth, A. n 1887. AT. WAGNER. Constable.
353w Eureka Township
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03
sIS ma ASG= AN9-
- q am H @ IA m Q a
CANDY MANUF DRY!
NO. 30 MONTGOMERY STREET.

Between Bush and Suffer streets,
NE Proprietor Of the above named establishment takes
this method Of informing his numerous friends and
customers that he intends following the example Of the
Gas Company-that is to REDUCE HIS PRICES which he
hopes will give entire satisfaction TO all.
His Candies all manufactured from Stewards
Double Refined Sugar which he imports himself and all
the essences used by him Of the finest flavor and the
best in the Market together with variety Of other arti
ces appertaning to the manufacture Of Candies too nu
merOus to mention
Having had experience Of seven years in the business
in this city, and being the first on the Pa
chc coast he aers himself that he will be able TO give
entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
trade.
BY a new and improved process his Candies are made
quicker rate and with less expense than formerly so
that he is enabled to sell at much lower figure than here
tofOre.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well 10 call
ana examine his splendid stock of Candies as well as his
prices as he feels confident they fail TO please the
strictest economist
beautiful assortment of Sticks Inmns and Drop. .al
ing at the reduced rates.
COmfitures-Incuding Caraway Seed pearlei and
smooth Cinnamon Strings Glove Buds Cassia Buds Cor
rander Seeds large and small; at Reduced Rates.
Gum DrOps-Smooth Almonds Jujube Paste French
Notices, Almond Candy, &c. at so cents
Aiso-A beautiful assortment of French Candles
varying in prices according to quality.
The attention OF the trading public is invited to examine
TINS immense stock of Candies comprising everything in
the "dulcep line -
He leaves it to the buyers judge of the superiority of
his articles call and for yourselves for occ lar dom
onstratiOn is proof positive.
R5- Remember he RulaJer-33 MONTGOMERY ST
oaoceH Bush and Sutter, San Francisco.
j. REGAIN.
~ b. All orders from the country promptly attended to
Goods delivered in any part of the city, or at any of tbs
Wharves, free of charge 35 Am
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

EDWIN BooTH.-We notice by the eastern pa
pers that Ed. Booth was playing at Burton's
Theater, New York. On May 4th, he played
Richard iii, to full house, and his success was
complete. He is declared by oil theater goers,
to be "a chip of the old block" and the papers
speak in high terms of his acting. He has sue
New York.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

The TRIAL OF On. BATES, for embezzling the
State funds was had in Sacramento on Thurs
day and Friday last. Mr.. Hereford, the District
Attorney, prosecuted the case, and J. W. WI
mans and Col. Baker were employed as counsel
for the defense. The case was given to the ju-
ry at half past one O'Clock, Friday afternoon,
and after being out seven hours they returned
into Court without being able to agree, and
were discharged. It is understood that eight
were for conviction and four for acquittal.-
There are two other indictments against him,
and II is probable he will be convicted on some
Of them
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

BANK ExcHAxGE.-This saloon, at San Juan
has recently been reftted by the proprietor Mr..
Labasse. and is now one of the most elegant
and comfortable places Of resort in the county.
We advise our friends, who may happen to be
at San Juan, either on business or pleasure, to
give him call
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-06-03

CHARITY HosrIrAI--Fathcr King, who has
been deputcd to collect subscriptions for the
Charity Hospital, at San Francisco, is now So
Journing in this county. He will be in Nevada
next Friday, and the charitably disposed will
have an opportunity Of contributing their mite
for the establishment and maintenance of this
truly benevolent institution.