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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.


1sT wARn-AT A MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD
il Democratic CLUB held al First Ward House No 81
ch street. Friday evening the 3h u, he fol
loNinc resolutions adopted unanimously
Resolved That and cordially endorse the regular
made state and county officers and we pledge
ourselves 10 give them our full and hearty support
Resolved That approve Of the nomination Of Tobias
christopher oConner ks candidate for Assembly
thus district and earnestly recommend him the mechanics
workngmen Of the district Of intelligence and
responsibility, reliable democrat respects we'll
suained represent them in the Legislature State
On motion the meeting then adjourned TO meet on Monday
evening neat, Al the same place, n III O'Clock
DANIEL BROfHY, President
Misasr 1S soilivAS, Vice Presidents.
ions }9.s f fr.Sr ssecretsries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

Mrs. FALC0NER, rs BOND STREET, WOULD RE.
l specially inform the ladies that received
small Of rich coures for the opera and soiree consist
ing Of rich marabont feathers tipped with gold aud silver
beautiful flowers wreafhs and corsage chenille coiures,
worked with gold and silver hread and other arIccs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01
.RE1T LIQUIDATION SALE

THE FUR DEPARTMENT
Il rpeie with every novelty, and quotation Of prices
this particular branch calculated ~ niislead suce
that Tho entire will be reduced 10 about two thirds their
original cost
1,s0 yards OF black and gray ciosking cloths,
100 cart0ns ~ rich trimmings and gallOons,
- cartons ~ guipure lace,
i1cartO rich broche frngea,
81 piecps rich black silks,
- \ ~ pieces black Lyons velvets
TIFF WHOLESALE W AhkROOMs UP STAIRS
will be exclusively set apart for the sale %
MATERIALS y.Rp,
ladies desiring
materials and make mp get made their own csaks nj
considerable
BuLPiNs MANTfiLA EMPORIUM
sSl Broadway New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING or THE
Hs evening ahe -Four Nile House corner Third avenue
and Fy seSenlh street to 5sui ne nomination 81 J9hn
chair The following list Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries
Wee Presidents-Twelfh ward-H. y Perkins Terence
Twenes waTDep R2sr William Jecs h0 TweSty
hrst ward-Rshard Connolly, H. p Carr Twenty secoud
sesrsarics \ yaramJas NcK Na%I Walsh
"a. ssrd~sShasl Rmsy f.iiss Hossry. Twenty second
The Secretary Mr. NJ Maronsy read the following
Resolved Thai the administration James Buchanan
such to command the unqualified reliance respect sup
fuy equal al the important emergencies which the eoun
csoivsd That cordially ami sincerely endorse the re-
solutions adopted Al the late democrae state Convention and
n mated herea beaded rs talented and worthy fellow
csst aominsed a lit ely beaded " Daniel p ingrahan,
R.s@ssd Thai We c5nrrsalae the democracy of s
wealth senatorial district "a th nomination Of our talented end
nate We cordially ana sincerely endorse hs nonnA,on -
We recogh1s - hltn w ~ ~ = - 49,
democracy q the state viii md him The devoted and uahneh
ing advocate Of strict economical denocrac policy his IN
adherence and devotion to The welfare Of the
y ~ a. snpsr = Wv sers, WITHIN ,bs a.
sei and We nov pledge @ hm or Strenuous and sndsea
ieres,s q commercial metropolis VIII receive his con
onoSou and yranncA avs passed BY last egslaiurc
bis nomination = hls election n pp.nropn r,.t-n,,n
Mn. NASosr Secretary
ATk MEETING or THE REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
"A Convention. held nj 40 Whitehall street, Saturday
evening Thomas NJ knight the American, unanimously
nominated lar Assembly the Frsl district eOmprsing ~.
the Fourth and Sixth wards
ROBERT :. CUlsLINs, Chairman.
JosErH r BoTcE Secretary.
cARD-THE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES HIM
independent candidate for As~amblyrnAn IN The
second Assembly district The ocaei regular democratic
candidate nominated by packed convention lie ~
avagg fat and principle with hr democratic
party tie claims lie friend &c the people AMI anti
Ills wlth The fanfsld Bank affair IA
praccAl demonstration e his sincerity Ills opponentsa
Know Nour Nelher have any interest Ia bruusiy their
business being exclusively Ia New YORK am long aud well
known 10 be electors Il H. district aud call upon II
al who coincide viii la tfF above sentiments 20
rnlfy IL r. : support THOMAS MuLGAHY.
kxn0KKvN, Oct "a
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

A 7. STEWART co.
IL. VII ofcr greater bargains than ever
49, - Or MONDAY, NoxEaEER
ALL WOOL PLATDS,
New paterus, received by the Baltic,
49, . . - A. =. per yard
so PIECES or II PINS
FRENCH MFRINoEs
Prices - cents and 60 cents. aud
- The very best 81 per yard.
FARis PRINTED MoussEfINE DELAfyEs
Hrcm auctonJ
AIS per yard,
- Usually sold nj rs cents
PARIS MADE CLoAks
AND MANTIIIsAS
AT hail price.
Also
GREAT ADDITIONS,
TO THE CHEAP SILKS
A. @cents,
AMERICAN LONG CLOTH
Ats eens per yard,
AZ
broadway, Chambers and Eeade Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

EURS, FURs, FtRs-spEcIAL NOTfCE-e20 90
worth Of rich furs 70 be sold regardless Of cost In
of the depressed state of affairs H. PHIL
LlPS Ip Grand street oilers % he public the whole Of
Immense bankrupt stock o fashionable consisting
busters cardinals tamas yctornes NUTS cuffs,
IN real nudson's Hay sable mnk maren stone msrten,
mine. itch, chnchlla. ac. Ladies will do well call and
amino. az tbc fur emporium 20 brand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES,

NANTED-Tw0 BooKkEEPERs, TWO CLERKS FOR
w shipping and ticket offices five clerks for grocery and
dry goods three two barkeepers brake
men, three remen two baggagemen three express drivers,
coachmen, six for steamers and boys
trades Persons wishing of these situations
will do well to call upon LOUIS KAUFMAN, 766 Broadway,
given.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-14

On Saturday evening last, at the Court
House, was well attended by our business
men, and the greatest interest manifested In
favor of the passage Of the bill opening
Feather river for navigation. The Senate
should remember that the bridge at Yuba
City was placed across the river while the
Act declaring the stream navigaoie. was IN
force, that afterwards through the influence
of parties interested in the bridge, the law
was repealed Under these circumstances
there is no injustice in requiring the pro-
prietors to place the draw of their bridge in
working order The citizens of Oroville
and Butte county have no desire to advance
their own prosperity at the expense of the
rights of others, neither do they wish to
surrender their natural and just rights for
the benefit of others. A clear field and a
fair fight is all that they desire. 1t is not
expected that Oroville will ruin any other
town or city, but it is confidently expected
that the Legislature will not deprive US of
our natural rights for the benefit of any
locality. If the prosperity of Oroville is an
injury to another town or persons, while we
should deeply regret it. we could never con-
sent to surrender rights of such magnitude
to US, for the consideration of benefits so
trivial to others.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-14
- -

"sTnASGE sounds, pistol report and splash in
the water" were heard in the vicinity of Rincon
point San Francisco, at about one O'Clock on Friday
morning March the 9th. The person who heard
these dsagaeeable sounds, passed a seepess night,
and at day break he gave information to the Chief Of
Police, who Immediately despatched couple OF
officers noted for their eff cheney in such matters, TO
discover the facts. and bring to justice the perpetra
tors of they've were here interrupted by dog fight
on Myers Street,--foul murder. Notwithstanding
the Vigilance Committee didn't organize, probably
as token of respect to the memory of Mr. Truett =
The officers proceeded with due diligence and great
Caution and learned that the sounds proceeued
from a hulk which was occupied by family. They
boarded the hulk. and in the name and majesty of
the law demanded surrender of the cuiprt, when il
turned ont that the disturbed family had killed a
bowling Dog and thrown him in the Bay The Of
fcers "Bark want the sea" two minutes thereaf-
teri
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-14
Fusion.
An ACCOMMODATION of Black Republicans

An ACCOMMODATION of Black Republicans
and Ki-Yies. denomnating themselves " The
People, are making a desperate effort to
get control of the City Government of Marys-
Vile, at the approaching municipal election.
We doubt not the voters of Msrysville will
repudiate this general scrabble for the spols
by electing the Democratic ticket. which is
composed of men who have the interests of
the city at heart, and will devote their en-
ergy to its prosperity and advancement. 1t
would be destructive of her best and dear
est interests to place her government for the
coming year in the hands of irresponsible
parties Now, as last Spring, we expect
to see Marysville take the lead in series of
Democratic municipal triumphs. She owes
it to herself--to her hopes in the future-to
place the control of her affairs in the hands
of men who are stern and unbending in their
devotion to principles. liberal and tolerant
in their governmental policy, and as stern
and rigid in their honesty as seventh day
Baptist in his religious rites. They have
such men on the Democratic ticket, and will,
we have no doubt, elect them.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-14
W. C. BURNETT

ROAD FROM ORovILLE TO FoRBEsTowN-
Dr. Gallagher, of Forbestown, called upon
us last evening. He is circulating a sub
scripton for the purpose of building a good
wagon road between this city and Forbes
town. Its estimated cost is twenty FIVE hun
dred dollars-eighteen hundred of which
has already been subscribed in Forbestown
and along the line of the road. We feel
confident that the Importance of this road
will induce our business meu to subscribe the
balance of the estimated cost of its con-
struction, as it must enable Orovllle
to control the trade of an extensive and
wealthy mining region. The route for
the road has been surveyed, and the ac-
tual distance between the two places
is ascertained to be nineteen miles An easy
and regular grade is obtained the entire
distance.
The construction of this road will give us
the trade of the entire Feather river coun-
try, including considerable portion Of
Sierra county. 1t is to be hoped that our
citizens will extend all proper encourage
ment to an undertaking which promises such
future benefit and prosperity. Capital now
spent in the construction of roads centering
here will repay their cost ten-fold- But we
need not elaborate a proposition SO plain as
this. The road must be built.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-14
Medical Convention.

Pursuant to call for the porpose of or
gauizing Medical Society for Butte County,
the following members of the profession as
sembled in the Court House on Saturday the
9th inst: Drs. I. M'Guire, James O'Brien,
URN. Owen, James Gilbert, NJ. Vrooman,
H. D. Smedes, T. j. Jenkins, II. W Phipps,
Hunton, J. W. Aubert, j. G.. Moore, and
James Green
On motion of DR.. O'Brien, DR.. Owen was
called to the Chair, and DR.. Green appointed
Secretary. The Chairman in neat and ap-
propriate address stated the object of the
meeting.
On motion, Drs MGuire, Green and
Phipps we're appointed a Committee to draft
Constitution, Bylaws and Code of Ethics for
the government of the Society, and report
the same at the next meeting.
On motion, a Committee of three was ap-
pointed by the Chairman. consisting of Drs.
o. Brien, Moore, and Jenkins, to report at
the next meeting q tariff of charges
On motion, the Secretary is requested TO
furnish copies of these proceedings to the
Daily Record and North Californian for pub
LEGATION.
The Convention adjourned to meet on Sat-
urday. the 14th of March, 1857 in the Court
House, at o'clock P. NJ
JAMES GREEN, Secretary,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-14
Startling Information.

We are informed that reliable information
has been received frsm Sheriff Freer who,
started below witt, State prisoners on Tues
day, to the eject that there was a diabolical
and inhu.nan plot among the thieves of Oro-
vile 20 fire the town, some night during the
present week, in order that they may have
chance to plumber it. Subscriptions were
Immediately started for the purpose organ
izing an efficient citizen police force, to guard
every avenue of the town during the night,
and, if possible, prevent the consummation
of their fendish purposes.
A meeting of the citizens was held at the
Court House last evening, at which Messrs
Scriber, 0tterson, johnson, Mason, Darraeh,
Kleine, and McDermott, were appointed a
committee to establish night watch. The
meeting then adjourned until six o'clock
this evening, when measures will be taken
to secure an ample police force, until we
can organize under the act incorporating
the town of oroville, which will be some
time in May.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-14
For the Butte Record
TUT Ifit Dultt htCUr0
The True Policy of OrovIlle.


Actual demonstration has proved that
Feather river is navigable both for steam
boats and barges; hence, 1t becomes neces-
sary to foster, aid and support oil who are
ready and willing to navigate our stream
and bring to our city freight and passen-
gers. would therefore urge our merchants
and business men to act with promp.ness,
and by their assistance make it to the inter-
est of steamboats, to continue to reach our
city. 1t matters not what may be our ad-
vantages in navigation, our facility in trans
portation, or the saving of time in the i'm
portatiun of goods, unless the advantages
are recognized by the business men, and
their influence exerted in behalf of our OBJ
ject will tend to improve our city in COM
merce, wealth, and prosperity. 1t is the
business portion of the community we must
look to to increase the Importance of our
position, and make our city the depot for the
mountain counties. Goods can and will be
brought to Oroville from San Francisco at
eighteen dollars per ton, saving to our bust
ness men at least twenty dollars per tom
Capitalists and business men will avail them
selves of the facility in transportation of
goods, and this must be great depot for
packers and traders north of us. Another
year, and not wagon or pack mule should
bear pound of goods south of our place.
This should be emphatically the head of
navigation.
Increase the commerce of our place, and
we must prosper The farmer will find
steady and good market for his produce; the
mechanic will receive prices that will justify
his actual residence among us; the miner
will pay less for every thing necessary for
his use, and the further development of the
mines; the merchant will increase his sales,
and every legitimate branch of business will
advance. 1t only requires industry, enter
prise and energy to place us on an equality
with our four sister cities of California. The
prosperity of our city, the advancement of
our county, and the welfare of Northern
California, SHOULD be our purpose. Lay
aside all sectional prejudices. if any go in
for the good of all, and the Gem of the Foot
hills will become the Jewel Of Northern CAL
ifornia. NJ.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-14

FROM THE UPPER REGIoNs.-Several of
the gentlemen, says the Sacramento Bee,
who visited 0roville on the steamer Gazelle,
last Thursday, returned to this city yester-
day, and report the steamer made the trip
from Oroville to Marysville on Friday, in
little over three hours, and with perfect
safety. 1t is now demonstrated to a dot
that Feather river is navigable at least forty
miles above Marysville, which city is no
longer the head of navie alton. The Navi
cation Company think of running steamer
regularly to Oroville, as soon as the neces-
sary arrangements can be completed.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-14
Gs-The following items are clipped from

the Nevada Democrat of Wednesday
Norwegian, known as the "Count, ;" was killed
on Thursday. nj Frenchman's Bar, in the same claim
where Davis and others lost their lives last week
Tie was working with three othsr men, one of whom
saw the bank caving, and cried gu. to the others =
The others ran back aud got ont OF the way out
the Count instead of running, stopped and looked
up al The cving bank and stood till the earth struck
him tie was knocked into the water and washed
down several hundred feet. When taken up he was
dead
young man named j. Holiness was killed at
Alpha on wednesday last He was working in the
Bell Claims and seeing small slide coming towards
him. started to run. Ills foot clipped, however. and
The earth striking him, ne was thrown ag ainst bou
DER with such force break several ribs lie died
during the night. On making post moriem exam
nation, il found that The liver had been burst by
pressing the broken ribs against it. MIR Holmes was
married in Grass Valley last October and leaves
young wife IN mourn his loss.
An ARRAY, resulting in the death of B. Nudge
occurred at the town OF SebastopoI. North San
Juar on "Wednesday night II appears thai Nudge
had inveighled the wife of one l. w Chase, and had
been keeping her for the last three mcntns- On
The night ." the aifray, Chase and Nudge met in front
of the house in which Mrs. Chase living, and
Chase demonstrated with Nudge on the improprieIy
OF keeping his (Chase's) wife. Nudge, who as
somewhat in liquor. resented the remarks of Chase
and they clinched, but Immediately parted and
Chase went on towards his home. Nudge passed
around and in front OF him. and taking him by the
shoulder, some blows were struck. when Chase drew
knife and plunged into his antagonist in seven diff
ferent places. Nudge was token TO the house. and
died about two o'clock An examination showed
two wounds in the left lung-two in the groin-one
in the abdomen-and Two in other places. The
Coroners Jury returned verdict that it was done in
sefdeience Chase not arrested.
On Sunday evening last, Mr.. William May, while
travelling down hill on Dunn's ranch, near Rock
Creek, fell down and Immediately expired. An H.
quest was held upon The body by Justice Clark and
O making posi- norton examination, it was as
cerraned that of the prnaipa arteries leading to
the heart. mad been broken. nv May was ABOUT ~
years old, and formerly lived in Town send Sandusky
county, Ohio, where his parents now reside.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-14

ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT REPUBLIC
The clipper ship Great Republic, Capt Lime
burner, arrived at San Francisco on Mon
day, after remarkable quick run from N.
York of ninety days. Her appearance has
been the theme of much remark, and her
sailing qualities, carrying capacity, and IN
fact everything connected with this MANI
moth ship, of very general interest to al
most every person. She is 325 feet long, Is
rugged with four mast, draws twenty-four
feet of water. and brings about 5000 tons OF
Of cargo. Her best days work was Alb miles
which beats the time of any steamer on the
Pacific Coast. She did not take in her tor
gallant sails from the time she left Ne"
York until she arrived of the Heads
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-14
What Killed Mr. King.

The San Francisco Sun of the 9th says,
one of the most popular topics of converse
tion in that city at the present time, is the
furious warfare now going on amongst the
gentlemen of the "healing art" growing out
OF certain statements made in the Medical
Convention by R. Beverly Cole. NJ. D., rela-
tive to the immediate cause of death of the
late James King of William, which has so
entirely destroyed society. and given rise to
unprecedented scenes of anarchy and I'm
constitutional violence.
DR.. Cole, according to me published state
ments, averred that the wound itself was
not sufficient to produce death, and that
with ordinary care and skill, the patient
must have recovered. He openly charges
them with NAL practice, and lamentable ig-
norance of surgery. The attending physi-
clans on the other hand, affirm that DR.. Cole
knew nothing of the merits of the case; that
he never saw the patient but once, and then
only as watcher at his own request
that he never made any professional exami-
nation into the matter, and had nothing
whatever to do with its management; that
he was an interloper and pretends to ad-
vance dogmatical opinion on a subject of
great Importance, of the whole merits Of
which he was and still is, entirely ignorant.
In support of his argument, DR.. Cole cites a
mass of surgical authorities, treating of sim
liar cases, and endesvors to show that death
in this case, was the immediate and legiti-
mate result of plugging the wound with a
spunge. and keeping it there for the space
of fre days, and then administering chloro-
form and probing the wound, giving the
system a fatal shock, preventing natural
tendency to heal, and producing infamma-
ton and consequent modification whereas,
in his opinion, the wound should have been
left open, allowed to suppurate, and kept in
a clean and natural condition, taking care
to assuage any tendency to inflammation.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-14

WEEKLY CLEANER This is weekly
periodical, published at San Francisco. We
have been favored with package containing
several numbers, inside of which were sew
eral ponderous and massive Havanas, which
we interpret as request to puff. We
presented one of the cigars to the Devil, who
puffed it with great satisfaction and then
retired to bed. If he does not sleep over
one hundred and twelve hours, we may con-
clude to puff one. We will pay our respects
to the Cleaner. in due time, and may, posi-
bly,, puff that also