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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

PBD HOUSE, HARLla-rRcITIEG-A PURSE AND
III sAke will be tfoed for Wednesday afternoon. a.
clock Nile beats; best three IN Eve tadde; Oct Il j.
Helens enters Brown BILL j. sone 7cyke eaters srown Dan
Y. Brcoks onsers b. &. ChArlss on
O. V. BROOKS Proprietor OF the Track.
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U,uRrruRg rBALvRa "A H9Rss Arr CART Az
20 IN cssb no 'ercharge frr sny t'rd OF caatns sar
du Il he anic. fnouire a. f0 Pearl street
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.Afurniiure this day. "wednesday lts O'CLOCK the
Ga and Gao Br. adway. leecker street;
the balance Of the stock Of furniture al vas made
press the city retail ira and viii ordered
Eod without oonsistng the Richest g,ods
viz Heavy carved roecwooi psrlor suits In brocae push
hsircoh spenddly 6~geres tables
SETS per glasses stands lounges Turkish
chairs taolss. Ac din ng hall aA=ds end
chairs with variety of otho furn Ill OF watch OF
FIRST lily and worth the OF those about
frat sss houses Catalogues now ready
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desirable two DRY COTS 60 house. With lease OF lot
MILL R Nj IRIS with sell st auction On Monday october
rs a. II O'clock a ths xerchsne nxchangs tho worry desrs
BILE two sorv and baemnt brick cot, house 32a West
Twenty fourth ar together eth least OF lot wbch
above seventy years TO run house kc newly panxd and
IN the mos. perfect repair cet lot 81 feet deep Ground
rrut $780, 10 en- ali family desiring CO or able rsSdens
the above offers ncucement Can be from AZ u
No IL Pine street
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AugtG aAs raNTS REN1WEp AVERY OaY.
.rCEATNGXts.

9TH w.RD-TeE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
electors OF tho Twentieth ard peotfuly invited
utet the ward at meeting
D. held a. Mlemsn's Ha, corner q Seventh avenue
rweny Wednesday evening 3ist inst, a. ~
occck ider what Acti be t.k
cure omI OF suitable Candidates the ap
yroach ecdon and other VIII
address the meeting Nv ordsr OF Twents.h ward Cor
d. mocrHt!s Association.
Josxpg HAMMER
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frROCKEEY ARD GLASS WARE.-HFnRY O. EVANS,
~ src,3neer viii sell to the trade Wednesday Oct a. ct
10 ocloc5 at Liberty street 10 lots TO svit fall assor
Of vhte granite and al Ids o! decorated
china far cy Alass 10 10. 90oas carefully
packed fer shppipg
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FT,HONAs yRITOE AUCTIQHEER -sHERIsFs ALE
sp W. drescay Oct a. 1887 at 10 A. n al 40 Brooma
street corner OF Orosb. in the secord stor lot OF voy
cheeks dc ard also large lot OF ed billiard halls
Of all eolors ard sizes also show ciss iron safe and Office
fur and Axo Immediately after. in Franklin
the ralroad pot conte OF ivory farming ctogy
corsstrg OF Ahen and STOCK and also 70 10 drying
f bleaching ivory end after % Csosby utrce.
terals 70. manufacturing conp-esse6 vory balls &c a.
JOnN WILSON, Deputy Chs If.
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SlnlH WARD J ENoOKACr AROUSED TO TH8IK
~ ghS-At en- hussstic meeting of dem lcrsis.
a. ss7 .enth soaday evening" October ~
1891 oApan Mich ,lss appointed AID
frsscs Re haEi secreiry, and the following resoc ions
were sdopto:
6~ nocracy twentieth ward In their ha ring Ia
the nounalr copventoiB 81 coadcn q
sud CORDIALLY jo German feox democrats OF
the Twepte ward liz there of tgrauny scsoad
only 10 OF late black repub lean liz gtsst1rs
kesolvsc Ibs, Thom4s Manson be and is hereby
s,eYtul. nded highly suitable cspssdate
Assembly OF this state or Alderman for I 10 district
NJ KOLAs HARIMAG. Chairman.
PFIyHART
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. TrINTICE-7HE DxAOrRATIC aLEorORS OF tbs
ligeh ,loerr snc district requested tn me A. 81
Ridge street wsdsesdAy evenioK o. ins at ~ o'clock
on buslns OF importance BY orfor.
THOs. nIN-aoN. Chairman.
J. oDosNKLI, Sec esary.
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WV. wITrJRs AUCrroNARR-wILL SILL THIS
w day III ocnck srooms OF lste
cm CT Lane Porte, sl Canal STREE nsar nrosa the
TIE eloAhs Will be sold from lls4 70 O'Clock
after about 80 OF rich ak hrocades together
sbe~upgs de ~ long and square BhAwls ling and
every th usnkly found IN retail dry Cords yhis
sale made By Assignee, 90
so d 70 cose the concerr. 1he store u 70 let
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~ n. LEVY, AUTIONE91 u WILL An sT6SwT,
~. ofe-s ths day and ter week only ut his spacious
No Ola Rrcadvay private eac the handsomest
ostner 81 ell kinas of furr raus cspes gloves
Ac Sc At o. cents the dollar. Superior wolf ana other
rrbA
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HENRY B. HRRrs. JR. AUoTIoEsEk-Br HEIRS 4
This day

AtHk o'clo 4. at the saiesrecms No 81 Pine street,
sterfs Ct ancy dry fonds SC comprising dry goods
gloves ene,odsrs laos porecaounsies aud gsr'emesy.
ssigDees sale OF Oh and spsnoid LOT Of french faucy
soodR jewery rising very nne electro gilt je.el
bEts. msn'e ornaments weight ntstands axo Jew
elry rings pins sarngs bracelets STUDS sleve buttons e.
The goods all regis imported and wei, worthy Asen
uon OK the trade. Teams cssb. by order OF laAigness
THURSDAY OOT. n,
Al II O'CLOCK, at % Warren street stairs
Postoored from Thursday lsat)
Sher s sale OF Ergs stock OF frtnges trimmings ribbons,
flower. fesfers buttons h ses headdxesses sewing and
floss silk ma'oral 40
the above goods. order of james o. Wfllot sheriff.
FKIDAY OJv. 80
Al I0c'ctck at II harci. y street No s'sirs.
Asaenee kse oil the cntve stock Of fnkos ;Asssls bu
tone sewing foss and tsine k costa manuas clio hs
Ais machneps and looms oce fYture,, iron SAT- 10 &C.
fsrne casb. Catalogues al sac By order OF sssgneas
TORN p MONTGOMERY. AUCTIosEvK.-a75 CASES
boots shoes md rubbers al auction. on Thuretsy OCT
n Ut 01. O'Clock At The OF N. JAWS 10 66 Rs.k
street. Fresh sssonabc goods without ~.
cAsh
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Le)V sale cheap shese lots aausted on Sxth srvs.e
wSrs ssco esr6 Vim be soid Tor S2 "a los in Js.sS x
ana vsluable wafer front fw sale for half their vasa
Brooklyn and New fork property fo' sais cheap, and ~
pay gord sie-kn end bonds Inquire OF r. fOWN6nRn
81 Nassau street. Nov pnrk.
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GRAFT r1Of AT THE BRIDUKPORr TROTrTN0
~ Park Corn Oct 2s-e2 ooo-betseen the wo oeleorAsd
horscs who performed the huIdr-d milas tpnx A.
Iatop nam g. Broker. I, wagon; Oragsnd a lme
fsycr houe Oh Doctor, wagon Eoston eIpr.ss
leave Twenty ssv,nth greet ut O'Clock M accomuoda
ton ten mif ules before o'clock uns for he
10 vetuIn the evening.
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AIoTICE-THE COMMITTEES ON RAILROADS or Tas
~ n Ard OF Councilrep viii hold meeting No NJ City
Hail. on wecnrsday the ssi inst s 5loct 70 take
sderstion the propre,y OF OF
below Fifty ninth street on the the Bevenh All per
@ p PrcEFoRD,l
TH0s MOHROh, COMMITTEES
WI CRsNs on
a. W MsRsaR Railroads.
fCHUpFAHT.
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r Cgy-IN rrW yOBK AvEFUK CLIFTON, STATEN
lssrr near the north end o. The avenue ladys brooch
with . dssuerreotypt ia IL The fnd,r viii be suitably re-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18
The Democratic State Convention

THE Democratic State Convention, met in Sa-
cramento City on Tuesday last. The business
Of the Convention is the nomination of Candi-
dates for the Office of Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, Judge of The Supreme Court, Control
Ter, Treasurer, Attorney General, Surveyor Ge-
neral, and State Printer.
The whole number of delegates from the forty
three organised Counties Of the State. will be
ihree hundred and twelve The following per-
sons are the most prominent men before the De-
mocratic Convention for the nomination as can
didatcs for the various State Offices.
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
GovERNoR-John B. Weller, Sacramento Jo-
seph w. McCorkle, Butte John Nugent, San
Francisco John Conness, Ell Dorado.
LIEUT.. GovERNoR-Joseph Walkup, Placer J.
II. Hardenburgh Sacramento ; Pablo De la Gu
ezra. Santa Barbara L. T. Beatty. Calaveras ;
Phil. Moore, Nevada s. J. X. Handy, El Do
rado.
JUICE SUPREME CoURT-Peter H. Burnett San
ia Clara Stephen ]. Field, Yuba ]. II. McKune,
Sacramento
CoNTRoLLER-J W. Vaudeville Tuolumne
A e. Wakeman, Los Angeles II. c. Payne Ma
riposa ; ]. D. Palmer, Amador.
TREAsURER-Thos. Findlay, Nevada R. p
AsHt' 2ou IldHClsCO W III. "a MIN, SUaSIa 1.
n. Dawley, Nevada.
Attorney GENERAL--Joseph c. Baldwin. San
Francisco ; Thos. II. Williams, FL Dorado; r.
Aug Thompson, San Francisco VIM. Gouver-
neur Morris, San Francisco.
SURVEYOR GENERAL-H. A. Higlcy, Alameda ;
Roland A. Shea, Sacramento
STATE PRNTER-H. G.. Patrick, San Joaquin ;
John O'Meara. San Francisco s. Ii. Dosh, Shas-
ia G. w. Bloor, Yuba Geo. II. CrOsette Butte
7. A. Springer, Amador J. D. Turner, Siskiyou
j. 7. Olmsteed Placer.
Since writing the above we have received the
Sacramento Union of the 10Th inst, containing
the proceedings Of the Convention. We extract
the following from the Union as giving tue gist of
the action Of the Convention the first day.
While in the main the deliberations were con-
duced with great propricty, some scenes were
enacted as dsgraceful as have ever characterized
bodies Of this description. Early in the proceed.
ings a test was had on excluding all members who
bad opposed Buchanan at the last Presidential
election. This was urged by the minority with
great pcrtinacity, and voted down by an over
whclming vote, clearly indicating what the result
would be on the other questions. In the evening
the speech of Mr.. Herbert created an intense eX-
element II speaks for itself. The Convention
then proceeded to the nomination of a candidate
for Governor. Mr.. Nugent withdrew. Mr. Con-
ness was not brought forward The only compc-
itor of John b. Weller was J. W. McCorkel. On
the first ballot Weller was nominated by vote
Of 25l to 81. The Convention then adjourned un-
til morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18
TAyIoR's FLAT July 10. 1857

-4IQW CAME TT THERE ?-SeveraI feet below the
surface in the gravel, and among the roots of a
noble pine tree, over four feet in diameter, and
growing on Weaverville creek, Trinity County,
near the town of WcaverVile, gentleman named
Fouts, in the winter of 1850, while mining. found
q small neatly worked necklace, made Of lgnum
vite wood, threaded on fine gold wire and at
tached thereto was 4 beautifully chased and high
ly finished cross of gold.
The above we clip from the July No. of Hutch
mg's California Magazine. We should also like
10 know how it came there, but we should first
like to know whether it ever was there or not
The oldest inhabitants" have no recollection Of
the finding OF such curiosity on Weaver creek.
LATEST FROM OREGoy.-Wc have dates from
Oregon up to the 9th inst, from which we take
following news.
OFFICIAL VoTE.-Thc Statesman declares the
official vote of the Territory to be us follows:
Whole number of votes for Delegate. ......9 9, 1873
Cen Lane received ......... 1862
G. w. Lawson. n..............3, 3,47l
Gen. Lanes ma joritY Y............... 1,l9l
Whole number Of votes on the Convention 1926
For Convention. ....,..,.....7Gl7
Against. ..........,.l,b ,b9
Majority for Convention n................. 1888
The vote on the Convention exceeded that for
Delegate by 1G3.
p. T. HERBERT will leave for the Gadsdcn pur
chase on the goth inst.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18
Reply to the Humboldt Times.

We publish at The request of our Trinity cor
respondent the following note, in reply to an ar
ticle which appeared short time ago in the
Humboldt Tfmes,-which as our correspondent
thinks was calculated to reflect unjustly upon
him:
TAYLoRs FLAT July 10, 1851
EDITORS JOURNAL In reply to an article in
the humboldt Times of June goth the " hifalutin''
editors of said Times are informed that your
correspondent and the Deputy Sheriff referred to
are separate and distinct persons, connected with
each other neither directly nor indirectly. The
officer referred to, presume can defend himself
when attacked by a GENTLEMAN. The term . ex-
tremely interesting" was used in consequence of
their columns containing latest news, generally
from three to six weeks old.
Regular correspondence resumed in few days.
Yours &c. JuD
"Jud" should bear in mind that the Times has
not the facilities for obtaining news that the pa
pers Of even the extreme northern portion Of the
State have and very often the latest news re-
ceived by thcm is brought by way of the Sacra-
mento and Trinity route
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

MINING NEws.-We learn that Knapp Co., at
Fillibuster Flat, place on the Trinity, short
distance below Redding's Bar, have discovered
diggings in the first bench which pays one cent to
the pan on the surface, the bed rock pitching
back and the pay increasing as they go down
Striking the bed rock at the depth OF twenty three
feet, they get five cents 10 the pan, and the chan
mel not yet reached. A ditch runs at the foot of
the claim, from which they will procure water
until the Trinity river ditch is completed, when
they will have water much more convenient
They hare cut down the bed rock on an average
six feet 10 drain the water from their claim.
At West Weaver the miners are washing out
snd getting good wages
Oa the lower Trinity, at Cedar Flat and still
fuf tsser down, new deposits have been discovered
which pay remarkably well.
Two gentlemen wbohave been prospecting on
Willow Creek, report that they bavo found sever
al places that prospect from one 10 three cculs TO
tlc pan in the surface.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18
From the Southern Country.

We have just received letter from an OLD
friend in San Bernardno, Mormon settlement,
by which it seems that Mormondom is in an up
roar. and the Saints " in that region likely to
get into q muss " before the brethren at Salt
Lake receive tie chastisement due TO their ras-
calities, at the hands Of Uncle Sam. For long
time these people have carried matters with q
high hand the County Offices have been in their
hands law has been administered a Ia Brigham
Young those who have become obnoxious have
been forced to leave their property and fee from
the wrath of the sanity crew, and the only secu.
rity for life or property has been in complete
submission 10 their will. Such has been the state
of affairs ever since the first settlement of the
country, and it has constantly been growing
worse, until it seems that the Gentles" " Gas
all not belonging to the Mormon Church are
styled have come to the conclusion that for
bearance has ceased 10 be virtue, and a late
attempt Of the brethren to Danish an old and re-
spectacle citizen, and confscate his property,
has aroused the people. and they are now in a
state of rebellion. Fortidcations have been
bulli LSALSI plbuNIN' ulN VII Ndi hCtilS luc-
ytable
Much as VIC deprccatc such state Of affairs,
we can see no other way to bring them TO their
senses, and we hope now that the issue is made
that this sore on the body polite will be eradi-
Gated, and that most beautiful part Of California
rescued from the power Of that beastly and AFRO
giant band Of imposers. We have visited that
part of the country, and ourself been a wit
ness Of the beauties of Mormonism. We found
there the wife Of an old friend of ours who had
been TO her q kind husband, and who is an hon
est and good man. living in open adutry with
one OF their principal men, Justice of the
Peace named Jackson who scduccd her from her
home. and stole the two beautiful little girls who
were as dear to their father as were the children
of McLane, who so nobly revenged the outrage
upon him which the law failed to punish. Vain
ly has this father tried TO obtain his children
from this polluted den, but he knows that bis
life would pay the forfeit If he was caught in
that vicinity, and the law is utterly powerless
and therefore his darlings must grow UP to be u
all probability the concubincs Of some lecherous
old scoundrel, and live a life OF misery and
shame. 1t is time these things came to an end
and for the honor of our country and the sake o
humanity, let it be ended in some way, ever
though it should be with fire and sword. We
have also received a pamphlet entitled Mormon
Politics and Policy" giving an account of theii
acts during the last four years. from which VIZ
would like to make some extracts, but want o
room compels us to defer it to some future
number.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

Z ATrAcEED BY LIoXs.-On Sunday night the
jth inst while the train OF IIarker q Co were
cncamped on Canon Creek bcow Pennsylvania
Bar, the mules were attacked by five lions, who
killed one Of them, and seriously injured another.
We are indebted to Ravelcy's Express for the
above particulars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

STAMP LAw.--The Ution says that this law is
beginning to yield handsome revenue to the
State. Over $4,000 had been disposed of by the
Controller up TO Friday last and S37 900 worth
had been ordered by the Treasurer of San Fran
cisco county. The demand is so great that it re-
qures the services Of three clerks to counter
stamp and pack them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

TRAVEL DlyERoNG.-Wc learn from good au.
thority that most Of the travel which formerly
passed by way Of MONEYS and the Lewiston fer
RIGS now cross at the new ferry lately established
about two miles above the latter place
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18
Mining Correspondence,

SMTn's BAR, July nth. 1851
EDITons JoURNAI. We see more and more
every day we live the actual necessity of our
Trinity River Ditch. | am told the work will
commence in few days This is what wo have
long been waiting for. Is there any sensible
man that will not use all his influence in for
warding this great work Is it not true that the
nature of the country through which this ditch.
must pass, is greatly in their favor! What then
should stay the completion Of this work be-
leve there are men enough at this time idle for
the want of water who would complete the ditch
in a very short time. Are we not all equally in
terested in a work like this, the merchant as we'll
as the miner, and the iarmcr as we'll as the mer-
chant? There certainly are old miners enough
left yet to know that water is our main brace
The emigrant just arrived has yet to study his
new home in the old school Of experience.
The idea that the mines of Trinity County are
giving 0Ht, would not for a moment stand tho
test of examination. Then we certainly must
have water to work them we ask you but to an
swcy this question. Is it not equally to the intc-
rest Of us all TO have water to work our mines?
MINER.
FRENCH LEAyE.-Parker II. French left for
ttn 4 tI,n Of gi.,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

ANoTHEr DEATH IL TIE NEWSPAPER FAMI-
LY.-The San Francfco Daily Sun ceased to be
published on Tuesday, July 7. The Shcrff's
printing is transferred to the Herald The devil
of the Goldcn Era writes the following epitaph
The jig is up my race is run
No more you see the a. Daily Sun"
| bravely stemmed the " Vigilantc" wave.
And crossed the chops of " Law and Or
der's' channel
But now find an untimcly grave
Through cruel writ of Sheriff Scanncl"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

FATAL AccIDENr.-Two men named Wright
and Satterbaek we're working in the drift Of
Wright & Co. on Canon Creek, when the water
commenced coming in through a crack overhead
Wright went out to ascertain the cause, and had
barely reached the entrance. when the bank cav
ed in, instantly killing Salterback tearing bis
clothes completely off and mangling him in q
shocking manner,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

CITY DRUG SToRE.-It is unnecessary to call
the attention of the reader to the advertisements
Of r. A. Fagg, proprietor Of the City Drug
Store" as all will observe that they occupy one
colum,e of to-day's issue. Mr.. Fagg has Just re-
turned from San Francisco with large and we'll
selected stock of goods. intended for the Weaver
and Trinity county market. TO his supply of
Books and Stationary large additions have been
made, comprising every article in that line. Al
So n large stock of toys for children, musical in
struments, &c. The stock of medicines has been
largely increased and all the Patent medicines of
the present day can be had at this establishment.
Also large stock Of perfumery Lubin's. Rou-
sells and Bazin's Extracts, and large stock of
Toilet articles generally. We advise those in
want of the above articles to give the d" City
Drug Store call. West side Main street, Wca-
YER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

REPUBLICAN NoMINATIoN.-Ho Hon. Edward Stanly
Of San Francisco, and formerly Member of Con-
greHs from North Carolina, received the nomna
ton at the Republican Convention held on the
8th inst, as a candidate for Governor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

TIE HIDE TRADE.-Raw hides are now shpped
from Weayerville to the New York market
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

SUPREME COURT DECISION -O'Keefe u.s. Short
ct. aL-Argued by respondent, and submitted
with motion to dismiss.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

THANKs.--Our thanks are due to B. Henry Wy
man. Esq, Of Union, for a copy Of the Humboldt
Times of the 4th inst. Mr.. Wyman is the author
lied agent of the JOURNAL at Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

OPENED.-Tb San Francisco Branch Mint re
opened on Wednesday last, under the Supern
tendence Of Mr.. Hampstead.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

ARRTvED-Two thousand Chinese have arrived
in San Francisco during the past fortnight, and
fifteen thousand are on the way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18
JEWELRY.
LUMBER ! LUMBER !

TNHE undersigned having purchased the Saw
j Mill formerly owned by c. p. Rice, take this
method of informing carpenters and lumber deal
ers that they are prepared to supply every varie-
ty of Lumber at short notice We have Lum-
Der Yard at Faggtown, where seasoned Lumber
will be kept on hand at all times.
Planed and matched Lumber always on hand.
Orders left with Turner, Rowlnson & Trufant,
viii be promptly hled. GEO. FLEMING.
J. pOWNHOUR.
Weaver. July IS l33i 2Gll,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-18

REsuMED.--The State Journai has again made
its appearance under the editorial charge Of Mr..
Shipley formerly reporter for that paper