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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23

The AMrHlTHEATER-Eyery who went to see
the Buekleys last night had a good time for the
amount Of fun and music which were turned loose to
do their destructive warfare on the vest buttons of
the auditory was immense, as usual. They wound up
with the grand burlesque of g Lucrezia Borgia" in
which they spread themselves to their accustomed
latitude of effort, amid great applause,
This evening their very comical, interesting, and,
witha, successful trayestie of the opera Of Cnder
ella will he repeated after melange of music, mrth
and niggerisms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23

DR.. CLARK HAS REruRNED.-Dr. ]. s Clark, the
well-known and accomplished dentist, has returned
to the city all ready for business, and opened his
rooms at I24 Canal street, Union Bank building,
where his old patrons will find him prepared to dis
charge all business of his profession as satisfactorily
and scientifically as ever
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23
Z. II. .Nasrrap, .RqemE,
RlsELnlnR s Elnri.
emch -GOa,sefs!

t4ree ass9rtmept Of FRENCH coRsETs, Of all sizes
- styles, just treceived by
LION & PTNSARD,
d aptf fR and 68 RoyaI street., corner RienvllIs
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Opera Glasses /!

NgPSFtV UFstsS5T5
OPERA GLASSES !!
Jus. received very sul.erior assortment Of OPERA
G LA SIS Z $. Tor sale low by
LION q PINSARD,
rs 2nf 6f and Is ROYAL street
n & e. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. RoY3
Wholesale and Retnil Grocers,
AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIdN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS.
No. 10 OLD LEyEE STREET, New Orleans,
NIL ly6W Between Bienyla and Cont.
G JONES tS co., SHIPPING AGENTS AND COM
~ MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No 9I
GrRyier street.
ADV NCES.
We will make liberal advances coasgnnents erchap-
disc friends London Liverpool Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston.
n5 S. JONES E co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23
VOLUME XI.
wines, Liquors, etc,

NOS. 18 AND Is ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUZy CHAMPAGNE in quar-
and pin continually hand which equal the best that
to this market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHRRRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOCR Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
Of the vintage 1886 1893 and 1905
and other brands. WHISKY ofa ascrptons-Scoch Irish
Rye and Bourbon, ALE and PORTER in ptuts and quarts
Aso on hand my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the market which will be sold reasonable terms
other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply Nos. Is and I5 Royal street.
BOyd's Prolific Cotton Seed.
The undersigned have just received steamer Ycksburg
and offer for sale,
NINE HUNDRED BUSHELS
Of this celebrated Seed This of this years. growth and
has been selected with Sample stocks be
Office
Also, 800 BUSHELS CHOICE EAST INDIA SEED.
We will be constantly supplied with these Seeds during the
THOMPSON & BARNES,
o23 2plm % and 25 Conmon street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23

oNrHE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23

ORLEANS NHEATER,-4n audience largely maseu
line and severely critical, occupied the old Orleans
last night j" La Fayorite was the opera, and it
introduced, for the first time this season, Mile
Bourgeois and NJ, Deagraye. Mile Bourgeois as
Leonore, aud Delagrave, as Fernand, were warmly
welcomed on their first appearance The role of
Leonore was never better given at the Orleans, and
the applause it drew forth at times was tumnltuous
Delagraye gave some of the old touches of the
melody that is in him, and was properly appauded
but slight huskiness in his voice, which to us
seemed the effect Of a newly cold, marred his
more difficult efforts and in passage caused him
to break. For this portion of the audience Kissed
him, and this is why we say they were severely criti-
cal AS good singer and as old a avorite as Dela-
grave is, we thought it hard that he could not be
excused for being little out of trim the first night
of his appearance. Beauee, as Aphonse was correct
in his acting and good in his singing aud increased
the good favor he won on his first appearance last
week. NJ. Met2ler made his debut as Gaspard, and
proved himself worthy accession to the company.
He was warmly applauded in several of his better
efforts.
The bill for tonight consists of lie Maitre de
Chapee, in which Mime Wade, the new dugazon
is to make her debut, assisted by NJ. Beauce, and
lie Chalet in which Nine Wade is again to appear
assisted by Debrinay and Villa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23

COTTON. The receipts of the great staple for the
twenty,four hours ending at o'clock last evening
were, by the Meteor, 242 bales PAM Jones' from
Fort Adams, 949 Princess from yicksburg, 4,OO2 j;
Messenger, I79; Bluff City, from Tensas ZIG; Sun
Flower from Ouachita, 162 Alton, from Yazoo,
1861 Kate Dale, from Trenton, $50 Laurel HILL
677 Magnolia, from Vicksburg, 4,l55; J. c. swon
559 Falls City, from Alexandria, 343 Planet, 975-
total 16,36l The receipts for the corresponding day
last year Is lS1 bales The sales on the oath of
November, 1857 were $500 bales at IL to liz and
u cents for Middling, Good and Strict Middling.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23

FIrty Thousand Tickets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23
ssonst " Co.'s
LOTTERIES TRIUMPHANTI

The following Scheme will te drawn by s. SWAN 90.
managers Sparta Academy Lottery, d Georgia. ln eac
o. Single Number Lotteries fer November 1885 at AU
GUsTA Georgia. in public, under the superntendence
Commissioners
Glass 40 Draws Saturday, November G. 1853.
Class Al Draws Saturday, November l3 1855
Glass 42 Draws Saturday November 90 1853.
Glass 43 Draws Saturday, November q, 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23
C3'GUuEs
gRAvATs I! CRAyATs!!

received BY ship Baden Hayre large and heaptf
f5l assortment Of GRAVATs Of all styles and prices
LION & PINSARD,
IS 2ptf 66 and IS Royal street. corner BienvllIe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23

.E2Ortttalg S301' Cigar Store,
No, 10 CAMP STREET,
THE Cd OR E DE LA CRUZ,
Proprietor.
EE'lrHE BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS ALWAYS on
HAND. se2 2psm
JOWrin Gi0Ues---.gOuute GEoues.
-Iust Received
A large assortment of JoUyIN's KID AND BUCKsKIN
GLOVES, Of all sizes and colors
ALSO
complete of Silk Plush Lined Cashmere and
Woolen GLOVES, Buckskin GAUNTLETS, etc.
LION " PINSARD,
6 and IS Royal street,
ols 2ptt of Bienviile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23

YEARLY ONE PRIZE 70 EVERY NINE moxEqs.
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o26 2ptf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01
CAPTAINCY OF THE SEVENTH WARD Pc


large meeting Of the citizens Of the Seventh
Ward without respect to party, was held last eve
ming, pursuant to public call at Botanic Hall, No
68 East Broadway, W. ID. ANDREWS wac called to
the Chair LEWIS HoPPs elected Secretary, and
j. b. CLosT offered the following preamble and reso-
lutions:
Whreds few representing themselves a. being eH
ponents Of public opinion this Ward have taken upon
themselves request the Commissioners Of Police that
who ia citizen of Ward, should be by them
pointed Inspector for this District and beins further
ported that the Commissioners bsns their Stions uPon sch
representations about make such appointment therefore,
be
Resolsed That while each have personal preferences
body discsI the wish 10 advance the interests Of md
ydua united claiming for the gnt TO have
police appointments made among citizens.
That have citizens those who POS
fulfil the duties OF the ON OF
Inspector With credit to themselves aud with honor TO the de-
Rtsoired That do respectfully b.. earnestly and
physically protest against the importing person rom another
district exercise authority capacity feeling il 70
be direct imputson either the integrity the cspsct
citizens. .........
Addresses were made in advocacy Of the above res.
olutions By Zophar Mills esq.,, j. b. Stevens -sq.
Dr. Snodgrass and DR.. Marsh, when they were unan-
mously adopted. On motion, Committee OF twenty
five were appointed by the Chair to wait upon the
Commissioners of the Metropolitan Police with copy
of the above resolutions and more fully to express the
views of our citizens on the subject.
ComMITTEy-Zophsr Mills, $. T. Mckinney, DE- j. Wnhera
DIR Snodyrass J. B. Close, Edwin Wood, Thomas MURPHY VIM
f. Lindsey William Banks Daniel Roger Lewis Hips Luther
Richards j. Il. Stevens, Dsnie Berrlsn Denie! y Wls
Richard Pallog Mshon H. IIcurt William ID. Murphy j. H.
Seckett, Nicholas ifousemsn. Geo. IL Andrews .
On motion the Chair was added 10 the Committee.
LEWIS HoPPS, Sec'y. W. d. ANDREWS Cne'rhe-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

BUrrFRSUrs.-"Wi some one please state through
NE columns Of THF WEEKLY TRIBUNE, what process
il necessary insure the termination OF the
Yes, Sir. we can state what You want to knew. IL
is smpyto plant them before they become rancid as
all oil-producing nuts will, by keeping, which spois
their terminating qualities. Hence, butternuts wal
nuts pecans and hickory nuts are all difficult to ger
inmate if transported far from the place OF growth.
To insure termination nuts should be planted at once
after maturity in ch warn, moist earth, well-pro'
teced from all the ills that nuts heir to; or If they
are to be transported, they must be packed in sand
and planted where they viii terminate as soon as pos
sble AFTER their arrival at their destination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

From BxRnvp..- BY the Birth srg Avssse. 20
have dstO from Bermuda Of hs Dec. iS. Her hAj-
e@ts ship Of the line Indus and the ssessner Devsses
ton both from Halifax. arrived At Hsmilton "a the
18th. Brigs Henrietta and Lady Chspmaa and
schooner q. o. Bigeow all from New.York, had also
arrived at the same port.
The brig Jenny Lind sailed on the 18th and the
schooner Castiisa on the 18th, both for St. Thomas,
and the brig Titana on the 10Th for Demcrsrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01


Nv this you will perceive than half Of the
tSsoocol aht millions TO be r.ised this year we Az com
peed to include N the tax levy and the d,oafins ss
snh with that but merely wish TO say that the Common
Council should not be held accountable or blamed io ss
over which they have control Although the increase Tor
m. next year nearly quarter q million Of dollars, new
shess the increase is csnsed by tho enormous ineres on
the State mill Of 10000 snd sb"vs tn. state
mill for 1857 Were for this and other aSss placed
this city by the Lgaue q 1851 the taxes OF this city for the
wear ss would have been reduced least 100000 II the
people have rood they on- blame for
they would much tim. before slns their represent
ses to ASCERTAIN their capacity for the position 81 hsy 90 70
II IL gratifying at the close OF our session 30 little business
remsnng the table unacted on doubt WHETHER any pey2'
Board thoroughly acted ampotat matters laid be-
fore with the pompitude snd corrednrss congrIu
lEts you. gentlemen. who are soon 10 be relieved
yr,dn 10 rive strict srcoun, Of Your services to your con.
Aud 20 Eentemou who have received renewed
that YOU wi ever bear in mind the importance Of the trust
confded 10 cannot eoso nv remarks without Ir'
the kind assistance afforded not only By him and ms
but aso for the respectful attention shown me by the oes
Of this Board not forgetting the sepem.ny corp. q sP's
AFTER having served member OF this Board Tor TWO years de
voting slarge portion time to the Interests Of the public
~ sG% Ss to ss .aa , Of my ~ nd 81 s
past regret but have the consolation Of ha' ns die
duty In accordance with the -oenn oath Of Office
And in conclusion gentlemen each and al live to enjoy
the reputation which every honest and faithful PUBIC ocef
should merit.
The thanks of the Board were then rendered TO Mr..
McClenachan for the able and courteous manner in
which he had discharged his duties during the past
year. and he was recommended to the next Board for
reelection The Clerks and other officers, and the re.
porters Of the Board were then rendered the usual
vote Of thanks
Mr.. BooLE made several other Intellectual attempts
to get the Board to adjourn for the purpose Of
passing the Mayors Law bill, but he was defeated.
The minutes were then read and adopted, and the
President declared the Board adjourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01
FIRES.


FIRE IN yARicK STREET.
Abort - O'Clock last night the alarm Of fire in the
Third District was caused by the explosion of cam
pbeue lamp in the apartment of Eliza bookings, I'm
The second floor of No. AZ Varick street No
damage.
fIRE BROADWAY.
Az o'clock last night a fire occurred IN the millinery
establishment of Mrs. Elizabeth Romano, No. ,37
Broadway, causing damage TO the amount OF about
$500 Insured for 81, 300 in the Peter Cooper, and
81 oOO in the Park Insurance Companies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC Al LrrRrooL.-
A dispatch from Messrs. Brown, Shipley Co. to
Messrs. T. X Collins & Co. of this city. dated Liver.
pool Dec l6, and received per Arsgo, announces the
arrival OF HoyheaA a, sl5 m. OF that day. Of the
Steamship Atlantic from New. York 5th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

Mr.. David Davidson has shown us portrait OF
Mayor Tfemann executed with spen, and composed
entirely of written letters made small IS to appear
A. mere touches of a pencil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

The Children's Aid Society sent out, on "wednesday,
from their branch Office the Cooper Institute Third
avenue, their sixth company of young women, TOR
homes and employment in the West. NotwithstSnd.
ing the cold, rainy day. the party went OIL IN good
spirits evidently with stout resolute hearts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

B7ReLAlv.-The dwelling house OF Mr.. William
Ruh 10 Wee. I~.s.y .oond .re. va. sn,esse 90 %
q of Iswe,Iy cad pate TIE saissn escseca ~ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

The promise last night was fair for clear and beau
tiful day for NewYears The sky was clear, ana the
streets comparatively dry. So mote it be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01
fAdyerfi~m~r
ADMINISTRATIVE al the amusemdnts "a

ANLsEMENTs,-Uf al tnt u.luseWoHs.
notuesd for To DAY there sf)cn,e on smu
than those 20 b. ziyen 81 PIRDr's hAgnsAS NEATsG
pow erul d-smaO CAPTAIN KyD' ON, Fn VICE. o. -.
and the brisnt paniorlme OF BonSAsi os, t.s
sprzIT OF ARR" with Singing sDd DsncinG snd sro0ishnS
are 10 b q, thu ATEKscos, commencing d2ocsoeL "
4 = Ions.f. srat drama Of MoLL PrcnR rsI Fosrest
To- ~ OF Las nld the sterling drsuu Of tho lDfor VII
sHss with IN. grand pan'omime q boskAs Are 70 y p
- ~ LyrN;yc o. 70 the Ns'iona ssy-we Ladies take ye2
here "a the afternoon sec the Gorgeous psntoSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01
fAdVsr.i,emep,I
To TINE PUBLIC.

FRZDscKss PHoIoGsArhs as.,,sD ,s,es -
rpEs ,,d AassorYpEs arr always sccepsbs Holiday V~ -
so,ld be .orarrd once. at his masnihssnt unY'~ 81"
5e5 aud 81 Broadway, opposite aetropoh'sn H"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

rvsi, TO ,hi. city o which obnosous TO ..s
jssity Of hi. Bos and Although they hsd svus rcssba. "
is bs cnfc-meni q said laws nsv-nhle-s Am proud ben
mind Tn. .ceues which enacted Va this city during
the past ye-ne.y .pposens 70 anarchy r-p-s am proud
.sy one voice prevailed yous fetermirsiou 70
submit and csrrx o te o this State 6nthun.
pour The Common Colncn
qpcnty charged and sometime. with nstne t their .S
trsva-suec T estimate for the ensuing year requires 0
Now r., ne see what portion hro In way responsible for
bu are COMPLIED By isv to insert In the tar levy:
Common Schools for State. l0ihoO
Central Psrk-Iuterest on debt............... 28sIn
State 81 MIL ta1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01
ar R.RSIM's This 10 o gre

NYw-YEARs AT BARSUMs.-Ihn ~ &C.
ssT a. B.Elv~s nns as DAP there for ss l0y ss -
NJ NJ go With senrle delight! Only thnh Of Pssfs~
socr. ncy e,ry holt The L S.s Ms. y.s soas
~ ~. Aoe.ia sad al the othet sarso~tes rA' -
81 a., .od 40 10 BAasVs's hvssVN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

y.r.alE REMEDIAL DfsCOsERf - -
IA Sc,.od. l.,- aesiy-d b.acst tron the OaYcssAs
49,. b, c..-s Of Dyspepsia snd indsuss'oe u~ W
~ .,ar I, r - o1I .stiL u sstom ISM '" WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01
Acknowledgement.
A the Hnlidaxa are fast approaching,

tAdycrtismfDII
Al the HOLIDAYS are fast approaching, the good
ioned ,ime for i-owins ts upon tbo, We love snA
m rsbps can b. soceptab- than clear and ooere
define stol Of the fesfures 81
Ur,sANp WIFE, CgLD or LOVE-, . -,
,, sve s-,he rood sbsnfial Dsguerreo Jpe ma 49,
Jmne.. Xii nor destroy. To those wishing such fos'
say 60 10 ..,- a., ssa R,,aduax
as, ection from the largest variety on cssS
VII 70 very 1s and ylr from the plain morocco.
IN ms 60 10 the richly pear enmeed cs~s, s&s
INA az lrsurs " al s1e- and sii offered r-sfy To-
dUced prices. A''". .,,.a.;.. Mesroeo,itan Hotl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

The streets were never in a more shockinsly hlthy
condition-those in the Fourth and Sixth Wards es-
pecay The ordinance against throwing rubbish INTO
them so entirely ignored that they have now become
common sinks and those of them that are not choked
ND with mounds of ashes and such like, are blocked
ND with handcarts and every description of diapdated
vehicle But the greatest nuisance of all ia that rse.
Of mud Known as the New Bowery," but often called
in irony the Bowery " Improvement" Another ratn
shower would render it mpassabe for man or Beast
without the aid of bridge or ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01
oxdsf Aldcsneu 10 favor Of removing the Crystal

esrd of Aldcrnen 10 favor Of removing the Crystal
aisoe, Yves laid over.
Mr. HAswrLL moved 10 suspend Section OF the
.ucs ana Orders Of this Board providing that reso
TSe motion REQUIRED a vote Of 40 members to pass.
n was loet, "a TOT. -
Mr.. UAswrLL offered resolutions refusing 70 concur
.,h che BOARD of Aldermen TO sell Post-Ohice site
n The Park 20 the General Government. Laid over
Mr.. OTTARsos presented the following protest,
shich was read; ,-.,.r,-
son a tbs Board upon the ordinance Tor the REORGANIZATION Of
~ Fie D~par.rnent the 3b inst, for the hs,
hey weret1ed q axoice therein from the period Of gns
"a Committee Of the Whole and for the that BY de-
yns taen their the Board had not legal quorum
I'd Wa vs the necessity Of adournins Inssmach there
fre the Board had not quorum respectfully submit ths'
:. pSsnx, after the arrest, placing in contempt Of the un'
S,r.sod, shoud b. declared void ,so~,
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-05
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
FOR SALE ny
BARRETT s. SHERWOOD.
135 tgomery street,
San Francisco.
ART CLEs or GOLD,

RTCLES or GOLD,
AtONsiSTlNG OF ladies' aud eencmcns Watches
~ of NIL descriptions; Chaslatne, lob vest guard
aud neck chains; sleeve Buttons and studs
brooches. bracelets aud Ear Rinys, Pencil Gases,
Lockcts, buckles, Rings, Card Cases snuff BoxeA
-ens, Keys, Eye Glasses, Ribbon Slides, Charms,
Thimblcs Cane Heads, Armiets, Crosse , Necklels,
aud ycTything new aud beautiful In
coral Uork, Canoes, JET Work and
.H0saics.
ARTICLES OF SILNER--Conslsting of Napkin
Rings, Cups, Knife, Fork. md Spoon In cases, Salt
Cellars, spoons and Forks, Ice Scoups fish, dessert.
butter, fruit, PIE and cake Knives. Pitchers aud Cob
lets Tea Sets complete, cake Baskets, Cnstors Buer
Dishes, Sayers, Liquor Stands, Trays, Coffee Urns,
Liquor Mixers, Card Baskets, Sc,, &c.
DIAMONDS set In every style of ornament now
worn by eitherscx
QUARTZ WoRK--for which we ohtained tho
first premium nj the Mechanics Exhibition. Wo
were also awarded premium for the manufacture
of WATCH CASES.
g.F- Country orders sent by Express are attended,
10 with puncunllly and dispatch, und satsfsction In
in Nil cases guaranteed,
Watch repairs command our particular AID prompt
attention,
Dee. I, 1857. d7-2m.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-05
Sacramento News.
SACRAMENTO. Eel

CAthAMENto. FtDs ou
In Senate. negro disqualification petitions aud Pc
titions for Sunday laws, received and referred
Mr.. Burton introduced an act to amend an act for
the sale of swamp and oyerfowed lands.
The bill io authorize guardians to remove the pro-
perty of wards from the State ordered engrossed
Bill to amend the revenue law in regard lu liquor
licenses was made the special order for Friday.
The vote whereby the Senate refused to repeal hot
granting certain privileges To parties who had agreed
To drain swamp lands in Tulare county, was recon
sidercd
Mr.. King gave notice, in Assembly, of bill to cx-
empt printing offices from execution.
Air Lewis introduced bill! for the support Of state
Prison which provides for Warden at $1,000, two
assistants at $500 each md three Inspectors (Sate
6ficers.)
Mr. Stou, introduced bill wlrh provides that If
tettlers are oused aud if it is afterwards found hcy
wrre on public land.. they recover possession,
rents, nrots and manages.
Mr.. Delopg introduced IN act to authorize Mary
Lailiraore 70 sell real estate
The Judiciary Commtre reported against abolish.
ing the office Of Pubic Administrator.
Mr.. Stakes offered IN important bi Ter amendment
Of the Criminal Practice Act.
Mr FERGUSON offered a resolution proposing 20 pur-
chase the capitol Of the county OF Snraiento for the
State.
The resolutions endorsing the Of the PreSi.
dent upon the Cen Wafer matter, were referred 10
COMMITTEE on Public Morals.
resolution presented by Mr. Davis, inQuftng into
the policy ~ establishing Chinese Bureau in the
State Department, was Hdopted.
Three prisoners, named Scanneli. Monroe and Bra
dv, escaped from the Station lludse last evening".
Erprtss TEL.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-05
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
oROvILLE, FRIDAY, FEB. 9TH, 1858
San Francisco News.


The Express again furnishes US with the
San Francisco News:
A Mexican named Tomaso Guillermo, i:
reported to have committed suicide at Sauce
Tito by taking poison.
A German named Otto Frank destroyed
himself on Tuesday night by swallowing
prussc acid. Misfortunes in business arc
the supposed cause.
The Argus says that it is rumored that on
affair of honor is on the taps between one
Of Walkers Nicaragua Captains and a
"Medicine man" The affair is all about
some female.
The House of Garrison, Morgan, Fretz &
Ralston has commenced suit in the District
Court against Trenor W Park, Solomon Hy
denfelt. VIM. A. Lent and j. Q. Palmer, for
$14,50l so. Attachments have been issued.
The U. s Mint will reopen on February
the 9Th for the receipt of gold bullion for
coinage.
In the U. S. District Court, Victor pru-
don to the Island OF Sacramento was re-
jccted.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-05
S O N O E A.,

GAIT. WIITTING,................ Commander,
win leave Folsom street Wharf, with the United
States Mails, Passengers and Treasure for PANAMA,
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-05

MINING AccIDExr.-Thomas Smith had
his leg broken and his collar bone dsloCated
while working in mining claim, at Winter
Bar, Calayeras county.