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The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
HudsOn's BAY Company.

The last permit issued by the Hudson's
Bay Company, at Victoria, says the .flta,
out -IIerods all their former manfestos, per-
mits, and public notifications, aud serves to
show that the Company intend to make the
most Of their time that is left to them. prior
10 the expiration Of the term of their char.
tor in May next. As far as these permits
and the restrictions under which they are
issued affect California, we have no reason
to complain, since they amount to q virtual
tax upon the working population that will
cause them TO choose California as n stop
ping place in preference TO the British pos
sessions.
The unoeremonious handling which the
IIudson's Bay Company has received recent
ly in the British Parliament, has only tend-
ed to stir up the cupidity Of directors in
London, who have doubtless, Issued instruc-
| tions to the agents at Vancouver, and under
these instructions. we take it for granted
that the new permit. copy Of which is an
nexed. has been decided upon. The permi,
reads as follows:
| The Agents Of tho Hudson Bay Company
| ngree TO license one or more steamers to
i ply from Victoria to and on Frazer river
on the following terms:
l. To receive and transport no goods Ia
and from Frazer river except the goods OF
the Hudson Bay Company. or such as they
may permit TO be shipped, and that for tho
transport Of such goods, that freight do no,
exceed the following rates:
Victo' ia to Fort La gley $40 per ton
Font Langley to Fort Hope 10
Fort Hope to Fort Yale 5
Return rates to be on the same scale
Two thousand lbs. or forty feet to constitute
the ton.
TO carry no passengers 10 or on Fraser
river. who have not taken out mining Ii
censc md permit from the Government oil
Vancouver Island and paid one month ad-
vance thereon.
3 To pay head money to the Hudson Bay
Company, Mt the rate of two dollars for each
passenger proceeding into Frazer river, OF
taking passage from Fort Langley upwards
A settlement to bo made each trip, and al
officer Of the Hudson Bay Campany to be
received on boa,d without charge, to attend
t. such business, if required by the Hudson
Bay Company.
That ali vessels plying to or on the river
to be commanded or owned by British sub
jects
Tint permits on said terms will he con
tinued till the Company's license of the
trade express, in the month of May 1869.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Lien Holders,

STATE or CALIFORNIA County of Butte
- District Court. 18th Judicial District. james f.
Cain ct al D. G. UownOr ct al. Whereas the above
named plaintiffs having commenced an action in
said Court against the said defe udants TOR the foreco
sure Of n certain mech snc's lien held and claimed
by sad PLAINTIFF, upon that certain building, lying
and being situated in the town Ot Otovlle, in said
county and State and known as the TheHter building
located on the corner OF funtoon and Bird streets in
said town aud occupying part of lots num cred q
one and C) two in block ~ three as laid down on
the map oi toe town Of Oruyille file In Recorders
ofiae oi Butte county.
Notice il hereby given 10 all persons holding OF
lnimrg liens upon said her,iubefcre described
roperty 10 present thei- sAi liens before the said
Court on the first MondaN Of November. A. D. ISIS
then and there to make proof of The same.
50 got D. ". CnEEsESAN, Au'y for Plaintiff
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
Indian Difficulties OF Fraser River.


We are indebted TO Callow, Of Wells, Far
go & Co.'s Express, for the Northern Light,
Of August 2lst, published at whatcom,
Washington Territory, from which VIC ex-
tract the following items
On Sunday morning last, a couple Of
Frenchman and an American were passing
al ong the shore Of Fraser River, near the
mouth OF the canon, when they were fired
upon by the Indians, and one Of the French
men killed and the other severely woun-
ded.
On learning the particulars, some fifteen
or twenty miners of the neighborhood ban
ded together. sent down the river for those
who were not armed to prepare themselves,
buried their provisions in secure P ace,
and proceeded to hostilities. In the first
skirmish they killed eight Indians.
They next went down the river some II
miles, with the view of taking further sum
mary vengeance.
During the night they surrounded an In
dian RancheIia, and in the morning made
an attack upon it, killing, as was supposed,
some eighteen or twenty savages, They
then reduced the lodges TO ashes, Two Of
their number were slain in this action.
| Monday meeting was held az Fort Yale
and a company Of seventy or eighty men
formed, with the intention of starting out
after the Indians next day Those Of the
savages who had not been driven off or Kill
led, were disnrmed by the miners,
The shooting of the Frenchmen is said tC
have been entirely without proyocaton.
A NJ. Pullen has discovered gold on thc
Nootsahk or Lumni river. lie had but five
days provisions and could not stay to go tC
the bed rock,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

viEws OF AN INDEPENDENT PAPER.--T.
W. Park and other prominent Republicans.
Notwithstanding they were members Of the
Convention which endorsed Currey, used ell
their influence in favor of Baldwin, and here
in this city many Of the Republicans voted
for that gentleman in opposition to the reg
ular nominee of their party, thus showing
that however loud their profession of prin-
oiple, they were willing to belle their hon
esty TO further their personal interests. 1t
is our candid belief that had Currey not re-
eoived the Republican nomination, his vote
would have been at least ones sixth greater
than il is. As il was, ho had not only 10
bear the dead weight of odum attaching TO
tho peculiar position in which tho unnatural
alliance placed him, but also had his vote
weakened by the desertion of those whose
action had weaked him in his own party
His overwhelming defeat must DO attribi
ted TO the unpopular character of his endor
sers, and not 20 any desire on the part Of
the people of this State TO approve the pu-
culiar policy of the Administration -S. r.
CaU
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
Justices Summons.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE OF
- California, County Of Butte, in Justices toun
pphir township The People Of the State OF Cali
tornia. To Susan smith w. IL Smith &. I. laktns
John A. Martin. Peter Shoemaker, Franklin lIpp
and George Thompson Greeting: You are herebv
summoned to appear before me, NY office in Ophir
township. county of Butte. on the 25th day of Sep
tember, \. n lSdS, at 10 o'ciuck. 4 NJ, to answer
unto the compliant OF + J. Jenkins who sues tn re-
cover the sum OF one hundred and eighty six dollars
aud sNiy-twn cents claimed to be- due from susan
Smilh aud W. II Smith, ON prumiSSory note dated
November -, lS,6 and to obtain Dc cree of forr-
closure and sale ot the following described property
10 vii: That piece parcel of land In the town of
ornVille county or Bate and STATE of California,
known as the eaSierly forty feet of lot ia block
No. twenty extending forty feel ON No7tgomerN
street and one hundred and thirty two feet Pine
street, saiG properly murgagpd to secure the pay
mcut OF said Indebtedness, which said above mem
fioned note and mortgage originally executed 10
Mary Rrhly or to her order and hy her iulor'ei to
VIM, Abbott, hy Wm. Abbott 80 Anna Cero and 10y
Anna Cero tO : jenkins, and al>o "a require j. :
Lakiu, Johu A. Martin Peter Shoemaker. Franklin
Hips, and George Thompson to show cause v hy
said mortgaged property should not be sold To sat
sly said EdebtedneSs when judgment will be taken
against you Tor the said amount and inr decree o
foreclosure und sale OF the said NOR gagged property
together with costs and damages II you tail to appear
and answer.
To the SGcriff or any Constable OF the county Of
lutte greeting, make legal seryiaS and due rerGm
hereof
Given under my hand and this Sd dav Of sep
tember, lS5-. JOHN :. BERRY,
sepj-9OI. J. i. VI said Township
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

DEAD Bopy FouNp.--Coroner Hamilton
held an inquest upon tho body of an unknown
man on yesterday, found in Feather river
near this city. The verdict OF tho jury was
that tho cause Of his death was unknown to
them, and that the deceased was also un-
known TO them There were no marks Of
violence found upon his body. lie was about
b feet inches in height, and very heavy
sot; dark brown hair; wore a goatee; had
on blue mixed woolen shirt, checked cot
ton pants, leather belt around his waist.
and had on heavy pair of boots and blue
cotton socks. lie appeared TO be about so
years of age. e.--.NdrysriHe Dem.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

Rich QuARTz.-Tho Mariposa Gazette,
says Sherman. Walling Il Co, Gen,ry's
Gulch, pounded out in had mortar, Sli00
in one day. the past week. The ore this
company we're grinding in their arastras at
that time. was unusually rich evon fer this
vein, and would pay from $1,000 to $1,000
per ton. The arastras are not as yet, clean
ed up, and of course results arc not known;
but the produce Of gold will be far greater
than that Of any previous run during SIM
liar length OF time
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

SEVENTY .ONE FOR THE DEMOCRACY -
The Mount Sterling EHion and Crawford
GdSctte--,ay4 the Washington Stdtes-twc
excellent and influential papers, were ind l.
vertantly LETT out of The list OF the names of
the D,mocratic papers in Illinois These
two papers swell the number to seventy
one. The boilers still command five email,
obscure sheets, which draw their support
about equally from a few Postmastcrs and IA
squad OF Republican leaders.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

ILLINOIS PosrMAsrEY. - The Chicago
Times has letters from ono hundred and thir
ty Postmastors Of Illinois, declaring that
they are Douglas men, and don'i care who
knows tho fact They are with their Dem
ocratic brethren. aud no threats Of removal
can torrify them into supporting Rcpubli-
cans.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

SUICIDE "A German named Ross or Raus
committed suicide on Wednesday noon. at
Vallsjo's Mill, near the Mission San Jose,
by taking stryehnine. Deceased was finely
educated man, but in very INDECENT circum-
stances. He leaves wife and nine children
the oldest not yet ten years old. On table
was found note bidding his family fare
we'll, and stating the manner of his death,
but assigning no cause for the rash act.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

MINING IN ORrGoN. Yrekn Union
learns that extensive diggings have been
struck on Williams creek, tributary Of
Applcgatc, in Jackson county. Oregon. Mr..
W. s. Nowoomb informs us that he saw q
nugget weighing thirty ono dollars, from q
claim in tho new diggings.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

SHASTA CouNTY According TO the fig
urcs in the Republican of Saturday, Bald
wins majority in Shasta County is 493,
with five precincts to hear from. The Re
publican thinks tho precincts to como in
will increase Baldwin's majority about fifty
voksa
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
Notice.

NOTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO the Stockhold
~ ers In the Forty Nine Fity-Six Quartz Min
ing company. that there will be meeling of the
st"ckhoders, at the office Of the COMPANY al Van.
kee iilll, Oregon Township, Butte Cunty, on Wed.
nesday the 9th day of October, one thousand eight
hundred and hny-eigh at one o'clock T. NJ, of said
day, for the election of three Trustees To serve for
the ensuing year full attendance OF stock holders
Is desired. By order
C. +. WnITEMAN President.
Jso l.. VIvKN, Secretary.
Yankee Hill, Aug. 9Th, 1855 faugo-.to7l
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

GH-At Chicago, on the Goth ult. man
named George W. Scott, murdered his wife
soon after her delivery of child and buried
the body in such unseemly haste that the
neighbors suspected foul play. The corpse
was exhumed and u pest morfem examina-
tion held. Tho husband is committed to
answer.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

ELEcrrp.--A telegraphio despatch to tho
Marysyilc Democrat, Dated, San Francis
90. Sept. 4th, states that the entire Repub.
liean delegation wcro elected. 1t was gene.
rally supposed that Pixloy, one of their
nominees for tho Assembly had been bea-
ten,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

Il ACCIDENT IN SrocRToN. A man named
Oven Laughlin. was thrown and ,un over.
In Stockton, Sept 2d, in attempting to stop
o four-horse team. The Republican snys he
was badly injured.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

CHANoE or VgNuE. Wallace, formerly
convicted in tho District Court of this coun
ty, Of f,murder, has beon granted now trial
and change Of venue. lie was removed
20 Yuba county for trial on Saturday.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

AccIpENT.--Mr. William iIeph, Of Shasta
says tho Republican, was bndly injured by
tho upsctting Of a stage conch between Oro-
willie and Shasta, one day last week. somo
fears arc entertained that ho will not re-
cover.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

SIsKIYou Tho Union learns that six
mon on Soda Creek. realized In three days
last woek, tho sum Of four hundred dollars,
from tho claim Of Bailey & Co six miles
below Soda Springs Tho gold Is coarse and
Of bright yellow color.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
lS 52i 1881
1881
100
Mai. in II counties

The above rccapitulation is from the
Union, the most reliable paper Of this kind
in the State. Ii has made slight miscal-
culation, however in this instance; in giving
Butte $50 majority for Currrey, instead OF
l00d. The majority in Yuba, too. may be
safely calculated at 250, instead of 90. This
reduces Baldwin's majority in the twenty
four counties heard from to IS0.-.ha'ys-
vile Democrat.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

ES-on Sunday night last. Michael Little
Of Placerville, was attacked near that town,
By band of a robbers, who beat him and
robbed him of his money
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

LOWER CROSSING, HuMnuG.--John Rep
pert and Bro, took cut Of their claim on
Wednesday. week ago, the sum of four hun.
dred dollars. aud claims in general at 1he
Lower crossing are ell paying good aver
age wages,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

BEEN RusTIcArINu.-Mr. Van Horn, O.
Shasta, has been rusticating in the noun.
tains lately, and has Rladdonod tho Repu6'
can Editors heart. n Trout.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

PLuMAs.-0ur Quincy correspondent has
neglected to mention for supromo Judge in
Plumas county. This is to bo r gretted, as
favorable report has been anticipated from
the gallant Democracy of Plumast.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
COnStable'S Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
of the Peace in and for 0phir Township, County OF
Butte and state of California, against John Vance
and John Mcdonnell. aud in favor of George w.
He's and John Larcnmb for the sum of two hun
drei (s2O0l dollars principal debt, and one hun
drei aud seventy -four tSl7D Ullars interest, aud
accruing interest the same at lhc rate Of three
per cent. per month, from the goth day of July, A
D. iAj- anil all costs of suit taxed in the sum of
fourteen fifty one-hunercdths tSii 50l dollas to
ge her with all accruing costs on said writ to me
directed and delivered commanding me to sell the
moringed premise' hereinafter d' scribed 10 ~niisf
sail demand, VIII. ON Saturday, the Ith
Day of September, A d 1S5S, nj the hour of
eleven O'clock A NJ of id day in parslance of the
rrQur' ments OF said writ, sell at public Sale to the
highest hi der tor cash the property described IN
SAID wri as tolluws-That c. rttin piece parcel of
land situated, ing and being in the county of Butte
hnd stale of cat furhia, aud commencing Mt bridge
crossing The Ditch of the Feather River and bphr
Wher Company, running thence mp the dit ch nfty
rods To nm oak tree, thence westerly sixteen and a
hall rods Ia pine tree. thonce Iorthwestcrly hty
rods To AN oak tree. thence sixteen and half rods
To the riac" of t"g'nning being tn. properly known
as McColncls Brick Yard aud conta ming about live
acre ot land.
The above sale t" take place in front Of John :
Ferry Office in the town of Oroville, County aud
State n I. .srSad
?. MAGUIRE. Constable
Dated August Ilth 1858.
The above Sale is postponed until Tuesday the
1h day of September A. Il. 1-5S. nt the same place
and hour above mentioned. L. MAGflRE
Sept. 1th, 1855 Constable
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
III O T @ 70.

From and after this date no Legal Advertisements
will be inserted until paid for Political and The
atrical printing must be paid for delivery. The
nhove will be strictly adhered 10.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

ILLEGAL VorING Two cases Of illegal
voting have been arraigned in Gan Fran
cisco.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

WHALING Ar .MoNrEREY On tho 18th
ult., says the Pacific Sentinel. large
humpbaek whale was captured hy ~ ,,nr
tugese whsler, II made eigh. h.rrnis
or 2,52O gallons of oil, ''1' '
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
DR.. J. r. N. OWEN,

OFFlCE-On the western side of the Plaza, imme
datcly opposite the rear cni Of the Court House.
80 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

FoR BLASTED IIopEs.-In tic Clark coun-
ty (O.) Court of Common Pleas, Mr.. ALVIN
L. Patton has brought suit against Mrs.
Jane +. Rainbard formerly Baldwin, and
her husband, for $4,000 damages for
breach of promise. What adds to the ri.
quancy of Mr.. Patton's disappointment is
the fact that the lady is worth 100000.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06

~ Mr.. John III. Liiiard is authorized to
receive subscriptions and cellect moneys for the
Daily and TrI-Weekly Butte Record Persons living
at distance can obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their nnnios.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-06
oRovILLE. MONDAY, SEPT. 5th, 1858.

Tvf3eics in The dfsgf # fie Lceom piga fraud Ihon
or che Dsarids wlo hare dared 10 do right
i,sesfeeffrs Of then interests That acds H0bt
sfysseie-THoMAs II. BRNToE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18
NEW SERIES-NO 40

,
inens arc very numerous, ana several OF theh''
"a Dr. james Johnson arc large proprietors
OF city property
One OF the most honorable regulations
made IN wisconsin Is that OF the Hon.
Timothy byrne. nativc OF Dublin, born IN
islS. Hn parents n'ucd IN New FORK IN
isao' nom whence Mr., byrne removed IN
1880, h WISCONSIN lerritory. from iea6
10 iets' mo was = member OF inc iHg'sia-
tae 10 iSs9 and 1900 ne was ono OF Tho
COMMISSIONER Tor Inc improvement OF uhe
FOX ana Wisconsin rivers and IN 1901,
tnoagn ne party was deiea'ed, ~ was
elected Lieutenant 1overnor oy majority
OF iivo Thousand
Iowa, i@ most Teea": OF 'ha stats, isx-
ccpt can'orh'a') exce's 'hem ai' IN hcr irlsh
pr"'''ections
In 1901, me gave the names OF Matthew.
m'tche'' obrien' ana Emmett 70 ionr OF
n"r newly surveyor ooanues. Tier otate
iHgIsmrc mas Always had ir'sh members,
influence ihc venerable p'onccr, Patrick
Vuig'y 1udgr oorcory' ~ muvo OF CorkJ
ana othcrs o' the nrst brigade of cmigrants,
were mainly Instrumental in producing this
gratliy'ng state OF feeling IN Iowa.
mlnncro'"' inc laat but not least oil thoae
s,ven empires OF Tho Northwest. has her
uormal' hm sshiolds, her hall Yankee
hall IRISH jim Oavanaugh, and other
minor cadets following suit
Doeior Foster aud his lo'a'ng sheet, to
the contrary Notwithstanding, whether tho
Doctor or tho other fo,aing etiitors OF the
P.y,puto p"rv WE" = =. not "nc,nsn ol
i.S""is.,. " y @ ~ = ah..,s., 49, ..a' ~. '.S'
s ~ .|. os ~ ~" aa WI. NV ~"
.as., IL. " sn". '" ."ua .,,. v"n o'"u'' . n'"{
~ ~, A' ua' 10y y.lp.sas sa ~y .~.,i ~ S a'"t"
49, a., . wy. r .a.. IL "o "I.. t'. 49,, .'. 80 ~
=; ""| ~ ",s ps,.s., 1 ., "" 'n.,o
uu ,.;'',, ". ..,n..,,. ~ - .m". - ~. ..o " %
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", W. To- ""I =" III, w.. an ~ a -" a suu .Is, "
80" 80, ~ /. WIN H." ~ NJ ~. ""I I's -. y %'I
M"s' INV, 'nc'' '"s" .o uos'
| disp~al3 Shall we. who do not suffer the
obsc,re.t sirum IN aacao, nnn.ol IN A..
,' .,,sI -. ,..",. VIZ
oe,"''' ur'eR",u ""a' I" W 'hnn'~iy moie
value tho right use and direction Of this
| moral Niagara emigration pbyBicallv.
! ,t,r euivrants ARA well v,orked 4, nor Ia ~.
,,...,a...,.. ,I.',. .,'..i a.. % ~.
"'"'. ~" '"'" '"s"e !" s""s ,""' D"''
nfe tbcy mol Also 0I usc ~ moral agents r.
Have they not memory, will, and reason
-. A.. -. - 'i,S -
n". W P'..'' mn ou ~" w. i"'"o
cfnH " the lii0dci rcpubiic, 10 regard men
~ machines. and 10 count them by the hoad,
like cattle, rather than by souls. like Chris.
,i.nsg
q. believc NM fellow c,,i,eo, our. 1. /. mo.
plc very ,earhsble nv ,hs,c tbev lovc Hesl
kindly with thcir a'lny. ,hsy ars a s.l,cn
rncc ia moi nan,ler In the', ns,,v n,s'
iud,cc. hot .,nnsi IN ,h.,, .a,nr.a: .,r,.o
ami Ioye Of fair NAV ~
Do not make Inc weak we.k., .,d ,ho
,,s,.r,,en, ,rnr. d,,,.nden, ,,,, ani..a. .'' ,a
m them for coual}tv a. we'll AZ libsrtv 40
that tLe land NAV ,c;oice and h. .cec,. 4,
She mu,,i,nd, ~ ns ,..,, ;,..,r,r,,.a aa,,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

tion. For ourselves we do not doubt the
issue. The croakcr may MI the air with
their miserable forebolings hut tho citizens
of Minnesota, confident in their inherent
RESOURCES, and anxious TO fulfil their early
promise, will do oil In their power TO aid IN
opening up at once her rich, but @ yet
unproductivc fields to settlement and cult
vation VIxpEx.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

The poem entitled The Basr of Gotk.s
AID Schiller" in the February numbtr Of
The A!sn,n Ma4hiy. "a from the pen d
VIZ ALLEs BCrLEK. the author u Moth
ing 10 Wear" II has bern commonly At
tr.bsted 70 LoscvnIov.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

The Nebraska House Of Delegate hav.
exreilsd Mr.. RossErsoS, Of The Omaha Ne
tra.knn. frvn the sittings q that body, r.,
calling one u tbs members small potato.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

To SALARArus EArxu.--At late con-
ventin Of dentists II WAS assertsd that the
main, II not the sole cause Of tho great In.
crease of detective tectb. was the use Of aaL
erstus and cream OF tartar In the msnufac-
turs Of bread and DR.. Baker fully agreed
with the facts offered in proof, adding tho
results OF some experiments made BY bim-
self. lie soaked sound teeth In . solution
Of saleraius, and they were destroyed In
ioarteen days We have the opinions Of
men wh0se talents, time and zeal are given
TO dentistry, that ssleratu and cream Of
tartar in bread are chief cause Of ruin 10
teeth.-N Y. Prssbytersan.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

The injunction on the Bank Of Hartford
County, Of Hartford, Conn, has been re-
moved, and II has commenced business and
made arrangements Tor the redemption Of Its
circulating notes St the Suffolk Bank, in
Boston. GEosoE NJ. BAsrnor0xEw has
bsrn sLctsd Preaideut Of the Institution.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

Irish Contingent 90 shs Population os
tne New states 0f the North-vV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

Four Presidents of the Uoited States, viz:
Jefferson, Madison. Monroe, and Tyler, were
educated at William and Mary College. The
Secret Society Of the Phi Beta Kappa origin.
mated az this college about ITS. The afili-
ated Society of Harvard received it's charter
from that source: The original, however,
was interrupted by the revolutionary war;
1t has been revived since 1850, and is now
in active operation. with the old records re-
stored to the society. They had passed into
the care Of the Historical Society Of Virginia
and we're safely kept.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15

The subscription in behalf Of the poet-hsg.
gar, Lsnartine, amouot to seven buhdrei
thousand francs; but because it has no;
reached two millions, the spoilt child of for.
tune threatens to quit FraDce forevei! Sup
posing the above SUN is devoted to his debts,
Lamartine will still have the yearly pension
OF 25, 900 francs irom the Sultan, and an in
come OF 35 600 francs from his wife'- fortuae
in all, 6U 900 francs, or about $4,000 -
A Paris correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Bulletin says the poets intellectual faculties
have become impaired.