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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of Metropolitan Police Co nmImsrGS
held their regular weekly meeting yesterday, q N
members present, and Gen. NYE in the CHAR.
except to grant trial to Chsuncey r. Jump, .sxj
dismissed for having been charged With pasGas IN
terfeit money.
In secret session new Precinc. was cu. out Of NJ
Nineteenth. Twenty. second and Twelfth Wsrds 10
called the Twenty. third and extends from Ssvetf
ninth to One. Hund red and Tenth streets, and fua
river 10 river II does not necesstate the il,ress
the force but is particularly fortunate at this ta
when Capts. Leonard and Dowling having besn ra'
stated there is no Csptancy vacant for one Of ~,
The Harbor was made the Twenty-fouth Pfedsd
and the Detective Force the Twenty 6fth. NsuS
Russell, Lucas and Clinton were appointed SeFgssl
OF the Twenty-thrd Precinct, Carey Of the Eghs1ss
Van Bruht and Stewart OF the Nineteenth, and Bti1l
of the Twentieth. tN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
ssys. ae.Ire &c .n:sn2 beyond the Joc - Sd 'as
oay Of arrival il the valley. r.... ID
With pe,: resve-s ,oIr ees4s.; s-y.n'; ltt

ssy. oe4Ire &c .n:sm, eo7obe the Jor - Cd he
dsy Of arrival il the valley. ..Irg
HHA "e'' ''''.' 'S JoMssfos sssfr Coz ID
and srv;5 g b.sr 1... ,.d SIt sl rln
sta.es c, Era.sssoners 70 "a.
ers. yoas.ros's TRocLssATIoS 70 rHE rToFiE oF
Tie Comm snorers Of The United S,s:es, cepI'ec oy
the P,esieer. to urge upon the peope Of m.
ths necessity of obedience 70 the Ccrsth1.;oo T.
laws ss e' loired by his proclamation have KS 1sy
Informed ne hat there Wi be 10 obstruction - ,ae
sdmI s.rs.ion sid execution of the aFs OF the &c
eIsl Government, Lor any opposition CT ne .ue
people of this Territory 10 the military orce OF Tue
Government IL The luton q her or1e-l ,hefe-
fore feel ], inc J,nbent NE, aid have gre.: ss Sc
tion in dcirg so % assure these citizens OF 'hs ie'
;oYy Who learn, sppreherd from tre army iI-!es.-
reI. hat no person vhsever v De 10 any Fse h.sl-
feTed With or noes:s N biz psrsor or rsa:s o. II 'ne
peaceful puriui. Of biz svocs;ioD ecd snoud p:o,ec-
ton be Le.ded, mat they VII fnd tae srmy sSsJs
faithful 10 the obligations OF du'y, ss resiJ ros y
assist and p.otec: them 4 vas 20 oppose then VINE
i nwas believed they vere resisting ne lsss OF lheI
Government. 4. s. JoHysroy.
Colonel I'd osvslry AID treve: Brig G.r eocm.rerz-
ORDER OF EARoH OF TIE ARMY.
HEApaUARrERs. DEPhRrNESr OF CrtI, I
CasP on BEAR RIVER, L. l., JJ-e 10, !oJe. ,
The army viii continue the march t1noToF sLc
daily hereafter til a1ivsl N Salt Lske VsleJ, IN tae
toOwirg cyoer, esch coumsnd 5siI : folio we'd uns-
dia.ely by lie train trd s p7osoraoL OF the supply
train:
Bevet Cel. p. F. Smiths betisr.u, constituting the
sdy ced guard, g: } q. IL; l0,l Infantry ara
Phelps's Battery ct Sis 6. m.; j:h Ioia1.ry and
Reno's Battery at ): :ij r.; COL Loring's battalion
OF Mounted Rifenen lat Cavalry, %, o-h and "a
Infantry, az OILS g. H.; Volunteers s;,o:JO g. m -
Drsgoors, Constituting the rear guard, 8; e. n.
Commanders OF regiments and bat,a1oDs y III order
the guards Of their respective trains. The hesd-
quarters will be With the sdvsnce
BY order of BTeve: Biir Gen. A. :. Johnston.
g. J. PORTER A,s.ten; AdJ J-tant O.te,L
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
ORDER OF EARoH OF TIE ARMY.
THE LATEST FROM THE ARMY.

yovEYESr OF THE TROOPS TOWARD SALT LAKE CITY
ECHO CANOS PASSED.
CAMP or WEBER RIVER, June Il, 1853.
This detachment of the army s moving on iinely,
and will be a. the headquarters OF the S.nons 10
four or five dsys from this time but there is not the
slightest chance for q fight. We hove passed Echo
Csnon where the Mornons expected TO snnhiate us-
One hundred spd fif,y of ths Saints passed this
norrirg en- route ior Selt Lske City. They went en-
trely around "a. Il IS thought. that they are party
Of returning Mormon nssi )nsIies.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

For EuKopE.-The Hamburg stesmshp Borrissia
sailed at noon yesterday for Southampton snd Ham,
burg with 80 cabin and the same number Of sssen-
gers in the eteerage.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

amorg the boys and fstherly kindness on his part,
even 20 the extreme Of bearing their penalties for them
The actions Of Mr. Nichols IN this last natter seem
Amos. incredible. losfDg, ysgabond bOyis brought
70 the school, sen.<ncsd for stealing from market
woman. He finds school-,essors ard the workshops
and the high fence after bis ee lfe rather oosfniDg.
He proceeds, inconticently to break the windows,
and 70 knosk some Of the small boys heads. The
boy police arrest him and shut him up IN room. Hes
sente need to bread ard water for sweek The first meal
is brought 70 him of these plain materials, but after
this ne finds that lie is served with good fooi-better,
psrhsps, thar he hae ever eaten before. lie s sur
phted q. this, and ssks the reason. The Jsntor
Plies tha. Mr.. Nichola mas dors it" TIA. he has
taken the bread ard water for bis OWE meal and given
the boy his dinner Tie boy is still more surprised,
ard thinks j: Is very good dodge; and We can mag
ine rim, With The knowing smrk Of street boy as he
eats the comfortable dinner, hopes have
good dea mere OF such bread and water. Tee Same
thing repeated the rext day, srd tie lad ssks more
questions sbogt H. he begins to have nsgiviogs bat
ELL he manages 70 make nsei comfortable. On the
third dsy, perhaps, tbs client goodness continues
Nr. Nichols Lever appearing in TIE mean time, come
glmmeri,gs begin to dawn OF the poor lsds mind Of
VIA. nss beer done toward nm. He h1 been per-
ksps from b. earliest years outcsst Of the streets
kicked and cufei and cheated, ard he hardly
understand the dss Of ,satresteG goodness. No ore
ass svef treated him k.1iy; 10 ooe hss ever loved
aim and now % have tais dore 20 AIM BY tie he
hs no.; irzred and lsli:e3 ssons.nhg very srsS se
y LIZ. H. p,es :s.ss sals: Ie:sV.g r5sse .s-
, 1858-07-23
San frantistu.



Medicinal Diet Drink, Of eminently sautary quatits
manufactured BY bim ell exclusively, at bis factory a,
Il Is made from the best ley that can he selected in
Europe, with tho Of aromatic Italian berry, o
acknoV dyed and extraordinary medicr al gu lits.
has long since acquired higher reputation 10th In Eu-
TOpe and America, than any other dIurec beverage.
Ia Gravel, GOut and Rheumatism, In Distinctions ol
the Bladder and Kidneys and In general Debility, its
effects prompt, dec ded, and invariably reliable Aud
Z Is not ny remedy for these maad es, but IN all e.
10 which they produced by drinking bad water which
Is aim mt universally the cause Of the ii operates
SURE PREVENTIVE.
The distressing fleets upon the stomach, bowels aad
bladd,r Of Travellers new re idents and ell persons
unaccust0med 70 them produced by the waters of nearly
all great inland rivers, like the 0hiO Mississippi aud
Alabama, from the large quan.ty Ot decayed vegetable
matter cJnIained in them, state u solution, Is well
known aso that af the waters Il limestone regions
In producing Gravel, CJleu and Stone in the Bladder
The AROMATIC scHIEDAM ScHSAPPs Ia an absolute cor
receive Of these injurious properties 0f bad water and
cons qaeny prevents the diseases which they occasion
1t is ais fJnndto be preve1t Of yer and que
complaint cansed by the conjDint Effects Of vegetable
malaria In the atnoAphere, and vegetable pntTescence in
the waters Of tho districts where It principally prevails
The Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps Is consequently In
great demand BY persons travelling about 70 settle In
those parts Of the country especially rs well by many in
every community where Il has be One known on account
Of It's Jther remedial properties
ln all Of Dropsca tendency, It s generally the
only remedy required when adopted In the early Stages
Of the disease. In Dyspepsia naladies, when taken 10
proper antilles diet drink, and especially at dinner
i Is fUund, BY uniform experience To be eninenlly eica
ci0us 10 the most obstinate cases. when even the best
the usual remedies have failed " al Id mere than &
rAry relief Ia cssrs 0i Faiulency an iumed tie and
nyarable specic and may be administered in diluted
and prOportOnate quantities young iLfants al
those parOxysns VI gripping pain In the stomach aud bow
70 which they are especially subject Is well as In the
cholic Of grown per ons.
l jldiJous adoption In connection with the principal
meals whena sense O exhaustion dictates it's se never
fails tO relieve tie debility attenant upon proracted
chronic Ladies', lJw temperament and exhausted vital
energy iy whatever cause induced These are facts 70
which many Of the most eminent medical men, both IN
Europe and the United States have borne testimony and
which c0rTOb0inted by the highest written authorities
Put up in quart or pint botss In OF one dozen
with my nome On the bottle cork, aud FAC smile Of my
signature the label For sale by all the princpa
druggists and dealers in California and Oregon
UD0LPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
p Beaver street. New York.
, 1858-07-23
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1858.

nR. p. u. O'nRIEN, LATE RESIDENT Ply
~ sclan and Surgeon Of the County Hoapltal, San
Francisco, and Of the hospital Of the Se o Mercy l.
DR. OBRlEN b also prepared 10 receive private pa-
hents. He nttefs hmael, too, with the hope that an
experience o. sixteen yean the pnce of bis pFos.
SION both private and hospital together with thorough
medco chru'gca education, evidenced BY the proper
guarantee OF diploma 70 that effect will obtain 1r him
the confidence Of the citizens on Puget Sound.
Letters addressed
+. n. 0'BRIEN, ND,
Port Townsend,
win be duly acknowledged. I7u
, 1858-07-23
Caution to the Public.
LONDON CORDIAL GIN
CLUB HOUSE GIN,
SCHIEDAH SCHNAPPS,

ROYAL SCHNAPPS
AZ er several yeas experimenting In the maaut ure
Of Gin, ICrunaey succeeded In the year ls4e, IN max
Lt discovery In is manufacture BY which Il was de-
prved Of Ill scIid and ibflmmatoFy pFupeFtes and re-
dnccd pef cily pure Ny mAnufae0 0ry is at echiedam
Holland Alter several months Infection what title 10
give intcdus 10 the American public under The
name Of Wolies SehiecAm Aromatic SchnApps' Schie.
dam Is the name Of the Place In Holland where the Gin
e manufacturedi Aromatic derivs liz meme from & Q
ltaan Juniper Berry, with which Il Is avUrsd; and the
word Schnappsis the German for drink--Cogne Dram
Wolfe SchiedAm Aromatic Dlink.
No sooner had my SchnpppI b. en- introduced 10 the
American pnllc, snd received with appreciation than
started In pursuit with thtr mixed and poisonous stuff
nndervirous names -Sc5eidlm Gin schedan Schnapps
London Club House Gin. London Cor ial Cln &c and
cases my abels have been perfectly initiated
withony 'he addition Of few letters 70 Plead technical
avoidance Of the law, andso carefully prepared to in
ty has been purchased by merchants q Cal lfJna on
account Of the cheapness Of the articles especially
caution the public against those vile limitations put up ID
imitation OF my bottles, aud wrappers a the same coors
yellow paper, with blue and red printing iaended 70
Deceive careless buyers Such bottles cOnt in the We
kind Of doctored up and unWholcsOme llQuoF m, r
chant wao participates indirectly in the fraud by selling
spurious articles Is as much offender Is The brinciG "A
who planned The imposition. hope every honest man
In California who values the health Of the mmnnity In
which he lives wiz aid me in isnetng out and exposing
the unscIupulons merchant, Who for the sake Of few
cents, will put In jeopardy the lives Of The nuniiy In
which he lives sach m should be nailed 10 the pillny
Of popular execraton.
The genuine Sehnapps can lie purchased at wholesale
from sll The respectable Liquor Deaers and Druggists in
! have appointed CROSBY DIBRLEE, San Fran
CISCO. Sole Agents for the Schiedam ArOm tic Rchnapps
Tor Callf1rnla and OIegCn.
Is-l UD0LPH0 WOLFE.
, 1858-07-23
LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN.


To the Pablie.
IfS celebrated Gnpretendag 10 nothing but what Il d.
Il viz; pure and unadullerated article and assuming nc
artificial merits Of what It is not, Of its rival i'm
extensive sales In the cities Of New York PHILADELPHIA
Boston and the Western cites has been pronounced by
the public, we'll by the best medical and scientific
authorities throughout the United States and the Canadas
10 be superior. not only beverage Of general use
any other article competing against IT, but Is unequAlled
To persons travelling in these days Of rapid transit from
East 70 West, North 10 South, and particularly 10
those crossing the Ithmus and who are eonea y chang
ing their water % well their climateWho are drink
ing Ind ed dozen kinds Of water In every twenty four
hours and each dught containing some property acting
causing an unnatural degree Of to the stomach
Its positively and soutely necessary TO use coun-
teractng agent. From the fact that this article 4 pre-
pared expressly to meet such exgencles and TO act
We know u will act, as an antidote we confidently ure-
scribe 4 as the very best article In the country The
name Of Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps has never been
attached 10 any way 20 this article.
The London Club-EIouse Gin
Requires Of the usual caution 10 the puic "a
beware Of countereters Il being, like all other genuine
articles, beyond the base art Of counterftitng.
The London Clui-IIouse Gin
Is an antdoe 70 the horrible adutetlon TO which every
thing alcoholic snbmitted-the n0xious poisons made
up and sold as AROMATIC ScnEIDAM scHSAPPs, &c.
The London Club-EIousc GIn
Requires no word Of advice" 10 caution 10 the uu
c Those who once drink Il nd security in i,s Vrtne,
against The vicious temptations Of drinking ADV Of n
vile limitations, even under advice y while thcse Who
caution the public against counterieerE nave them
selves heen cautioned BY the public 70 beware Of any bu,
THE LONDON CLpa HopsE ON
WILLIAM II. DAY,
Sole Importer, New York.
, 1858-07-23

II Is said that Gen. Houston, Immediately after
the adjournment Of Congress, contemplates an
invasion Of Mexico with force Of four or five
thousand men.
, 1858-07-23

N0TlCE.-The unexampled success Of the LONDON
CLUB HOUSE, Gun has induced host Of imita ors. who
ere putting up an inferior article under similar titles
Purchasers will please notice the cse Of the sigma
tuFe Of the undersigned on the label.
WM. II. DAILY.
For sale BY all the principal Liquor Houses in San
Francisco. California. s.3miS
, 1858-07-23

Commodore Vanderbilt Is about establishing
a new weekly line Of steamships between New
York and Europe.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-28
From the Sacramento Mercury.
Douglas says the Kansas Question is
settled "

The Broderickites, knowing we'll the obi.
um in which their leader is held by the peo,
pie of California, are endeavoring TO make
capital for themselves out Of the use Of the
name of Mr.. Douglas. They are trying to
make the impression that Mr.. Douglas is
opposed 10 Mr. Buchanan, and that the prss.
ent combat is between Buchanan and Doug
las. In order to show the falsity Of their a.
sertions, we publish, today, Mr.. Douglas'
remarks, on the 18th Of June, in order that
every one may know how he stands towards
the Administration, and intend 10 keep Il
standing until after the election:
"He referred to the Kansas question as q
past issue, and declared that epery ge9d ctti.
zen should be satisfied Nth a0hoteuer decision
the people of Kansas should make at the elee.
ton on the first Monday IN August. The
cote at Mot election must be final and conelu.
size upon the question. If the majority Of
the people shall vote against ats coming inl9
the Union umder the English proposition,
there is an end to the Lecomrton Constitution
forever; It, on the other hand, the result of the
election shall be IN favor of the admission,
Kansas wiH instantly become State Of tha
Union. Hence, the decision must be enqs
and conclusive, no matter which 'aay itWagy
Qo"
The Placer herald., 1858-08-28
Federation Of the British North American
Provinces


There are indications that a movement
will soon be made in Canada looking to the
formation Of the British North American
Possessions into federal Union similar to
that Of the United States. Mr.. Gait, prom
inent member of the Canadian Legislative
Assembly, now in session in Toronto, has
prepared and published series Of resolu-
tions, three in number, embodying this plan,
which be is about to offer in that body. The
first Of Mr.. Galts resolutions recommends, in
view Of local and sectional difficulties, that
Canada East and Canada West should each
have Legislature Of its own, and that there
should be general Legislature and Govern
ment for both Provinces to which all snb
jects Of national and common Importance
should be referred. The second resolution
recommends local Governments for the
Northwest and Hpdson's Bay Territories;
and the third is devoted 70 urging the estab-
lshment Of general confederation Of the
Provinces Of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
Newfoundland, Prince Edwards Island, with
Canada apd The Western Territories, as cal
cuated among other things to "add to their
national power and consideration" These
Topics are eyciting considerable interest
throughout the Canadas.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-28

the votes, and In no case shall the balot-bex be
removed from the room in which any election
may be held, until all the ballots are counted; the
counting Of ballots shall In all cases be public.
The ballots shall be taken out carefully, Que by
one, by the Inspector or one of the Judges, who
shall open them. and read aloud the name of each
person contained therein. and the Office for which
every such person is voted for Each clerk shall
write down each office to be filed and the name
of each person voted for. for such Office and shall
keep the number of votes by tallies, as they are
read aloud : the Inspector or Judge The count
ing of the votes shall be continued without ad.
journment until all are counted.
SIC. "a. If two tickets are folded together,
thay shall both be rejected; and if more persons
are designated on any ticket for any office than
are to be elected for such office, such part of the
ticket shall not be counted for any oil them; but
no ticket shall be lost for want of FORM il the
Board of Judges can determine to their satsfao.
tion the person voted for and the Office Intended.
SEC. IS. As soon as the votes are read off and
counted, certificate shall be drawn up on each
of the papers containing the poll list and talles,
or attached thereto, stating the number of votes
each person voted for has received, and designat-
Ing the office to fll which be was voted for, which
number shall be written in words at full length.
Each certificate shall be signed by the Clerks.
the Judges and Inspector; one of said certificates,
with the poll list and tally paper to which 1t Is
attached, shall be retained by the Inspector, and
preserved by him at least six months. The ballots
shall be destroyed by the Inspector. The other
of said certificates with the poll list and tally
paper to which it is attached, shall be sealed up
by the Inspector, and endorsed 'election returns"
and be directed and delivered or sent by the In.
spector to the County Clerk Of the county in
which the election is held.
SEC. SO. The said passage shall be delivered TO
the County Clerk by one o! the Judges or Clerks
of election in person, or may be sent by private
hand, or by mail. II sent by private hand the
person delivering it shall before the County Clerk
take and subscribe an affidavit that the package
was delivered to him by one Of the Judges (nam.
ing him,) that it has not been out of his posses
sion since it was received, and has undergone no
alteration while in his possession. The affidavit
shall be endorsed on the package. If sent by
mail, it shonld be mailed by one of the Judges
and the postmaster shall make on ii m endorse
ment that he received it from one Of the Judges
(naming him.)
The attention of Inspectors and Judges is call
ed to an Act to amend an act to regulate elec-
tions. passed March 23, 1855, on page 100 of the
Statute of 1883. Also to an act to prove for pay
ing certain equitable claims against the State of
California, and to contract funded debt for that
purpose, approved April 28, 1857.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-28
Boys, we're Gone in, but Don't Crowd. >

Mr.. !Cpmmingf, a delegate in the Repub-
lican State Convention, from the county of
Butte, stated to that body, that, in convsr-
sation had BY him with the Hon. Joseph C..
McKibbsn. that gentleman had said to him,
II don't want your convention 10 nominate
me. Let me alone; We are overheard. We
will never 60 back to the Democratic party,
and in one year we will be with the Repubii-
cans. But at present, we would rather
stand aloof, and gather as large force from
the Democracy as possible, 50 that when we
do 60 over to ycn, NJ may bring With us a
large force" Sac Mercury.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-28

THE ToorHAcHE.-"M dear friend" said
IL, II can cure your toothache in ten
minutes" "Howl" nquired-"Do it, in
pity" "Instantly said he; "bave you any
alum9" YES" "Bring it, with some COM
mon SALT They were produced. My friend
puverized them, and mixed them in equal
quantities, then wet small piece Of cotton,
causing the mixed powder to adhere. and
placed it in my hollow tooth. "There." said
he, "if that does not cure you, ! will forfeit
my head. You may tell this to every oas
and publish it everywhere. The remedy is
infalhble." 1t was as he predicted. On the
introduction Of the mixed alum and salt, !
experienced sensation of coldness, which
gradually subsidized, and with it the alum and
salt 1t cured the torments Of the tooth.
ache.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-28
The Designs Of the Republicans SnMasksd
--.Fishy Democrats caught with 1spaAlls
can Bait.

Col. Ned Baker, one Of the Republican
lights Of California, made a speech At SaA
Jose on the 10th inst. He took no paips To-
conceal the bait thrown out by bis party to
catch the Democracy. The San Jose TFiSxs
says:
"The first part Of his speech, was devpteA
to an eudeavor to show that in changing bis
political creed from Clay Whiggery to Black
Republicanism, and from that to Broderick.
Democracy, he had not been inconsistent
The SECOND section consisted Of TRADE
against the insolent encroachments Of tho
South, and euology Of the noniptervention.
martyr-like course pursued by tho persecuted
North The middle Of the harangpe vas
made up of ingenious sophistry based on the
Lecompton proposition, in which the old ID.
funct issues and oft refuted arguments were
regalvanized.
Towards the conclusion, he labored 10
pursuade the friends of Douglas, and all
Anti, Lecompton Democrats, that they and
the Republicans were exactly alike in creed
and must Immediately unite under the older
banner Of the two, (the sixteen-starred Re-
publican banner, Of course promising tho
new recruits all the spoils Of office for ths
preseat, but as 10 1860, and afterwards, 10
made no promises, and be finally ackpowl.
edged, openly and fairly, that the present
so-called popular sovereignty demonstration
on the part Of the Republican party, was
only designed to gain recruits in preparation
for fresh onslaught against the encroach.
ments of slavery; and wound up with reg.
uiar Free Soil TRADE against the South, and
gloridcation of the North in general, and
the principles Of Black Repubicapism.
The effect of the speech was fully 70 UNI
mask the Republican scheme for the cam:
paign Of 1860. and strengthen and confirm
the waverng Democrats in their allegiance
to thei, own party. For the good Of the
Democratic cause, we wish COL Baker
large audience, and an. attentive ppe, At
every appointment Of the campaign"