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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-28

NEw ARRANGRMKNr.-One OF the greatest
wants Of both citizens and strangers in Washing
ton, at all times, Is reliable Alphabetical Bust
ness Directory, which they can lay their hands
On at any time and place, and instantly ascertain
the name and location Of the principal arm or
FIRMS In any department Of business In the city.
To supply this universal and ever existing want,
we design shortly commencing the publication
OF such Directory In the Daily Star, and to that
end have directed an agent to call on our princi-
pal business firms, and give them opportunity
OF being represented In so desirable an arrange
ment- The circulation Of the Daily Star Is prob
ably double that of any other daily paper In the
world, published in city of the population of
Washington. In the District Of Columbia, Il Is
taken in nearly every famiIy-certainly In nearly
every one able to pay six cents per week for
newsPaPer-and, besides, falls into the hands of
nearly every stranger that comes into the Dis
trict. The advantage of being represented in a
conspicuous Alphabetical Business Directory,
appearing daily in its columns, requires no COM
ment at our hands. In these days of general bust
ness shrewdness and enterprise, such an arrange
ment, we fancy, has only to be suggested to be
understood and appreciated.
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BY j. e. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.
HANDSOME FAMILY CARRIAGE, PAIR
OF BAY ChRRIAGE HORSES, HARNESS 6c-On
TUESDAY MORNING, October 9Th at N o'c'k
comnt =, 1ae AsSt % Rooms we shall SELL for
handsome roomy Family Carriage, with caIeche
top,
Pair IF excellent Bay Carriage Horses,
Svar mounted Harness. Covers Unrsa RIarts,.
:, Kobe, Coichman's Coat, Whip, Jack &c &c
Terms: One third Dash the re sIdue in two and
Tour months, with interest, salts actoriy endorsed
Sc I'D j. e. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts
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NEw YORK, Sept. 2s stocks are higher. Chi
cago and Rock Island, CO..: UItnn7. c.n,s.I
shares SOk; Illinois bonds. S2x: La Crosse and
MI; 81 Michigan Southern, 23x; New York
CsntrSi, 7sai Reading AL Virginia 6,s 90.
Sterling exchange is active al ito
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NJ Though " The STAR is printed on the
fastest steam press In Use south Of BaIti-
mere, Its edition 10 50 large as 10 require II
10 be put 20 press at nm early hour, Adver-
hsements, therefore, should be sent IN by z
s'eisck. m; otherwise they may noe appear
sntil the next day. "a
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New YorE Mark~x.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-Flour has decI,nsd.
95; Southern IS 50a5 IS Univ 9''ooo
w heat Is buoyant; sales Of rs 600 bushels.
Sol lern rel 8 .25! white 81 GOAL as
Corn is hrm; sales IS O(U bushels. rnixad ,o.-x
10 50; prime SI4.75 S'"''e
Whisky is quiet at DC
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer

SEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
- THE FIRST WARD AT AucrIoN-On TITES,
IA the 18th instant, | shall SELL on the prem a.,
~ , o CLOCK p. M, commencing on the first named
property Lots Nos Is. Is, 10 and %, IN SQUARE No
49, This property fronts on north And Urn srsef
west, ~ Is beautifully situated,
we WI Then proceed TO cell. IN regular order an
, ms property IS handsomely situated, running
tse square, fronting ~ feet 18Th street
vest ana 65 feet inches New Bampehire ave
nue., between snd a streets north
Lot "a, Ia "a uare No. III. This property fronts
sley. W "-iOO'
Lot IS, IN Square No. 81. This property !, .itu,-
tea al the corner OF I'd street west and north ST
IeIns ; One fourth cash; balance in s, u and IN
months Tor notes bearing interest from jay of "a
deed gwen and a deed of trust taken.
Title lndIsputable.
Sc u A,GREEN Aae,
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AUCTION SALES
By WALL n 8ARNAR m. A...:--

By WALL 4 BARNARD, A1otion..-.-
rGCK OF HARDWARE n TyaE AND CUTLERY
sah instant, at 10 clock in front Of our stoss
VII ra; sen an assortment of Hardware AID Cutlery,
HAND Hand and = Il ron o. backed Saws. -
Chlses, Files, Braces and Bits,
SSmis'i Rn Aigserf Sii Knyes and Forks,
no., Forks with other articles
Also ss, one good Mort,cng Machine. ..
ss2st WALL & BARNARD, Auet..
b, WALL 4 BARNARD, Auotioneer,.
MING, We will sell, by order OF the Trustee.
q &c ,H i1t 81 new and second hand Furniture, I'm
Cottage Sets. Beds.esds, Mattresses 1T
s ssrs MS C Cha Tables. Wsshstands,
Tin; WOed, and Glass Ware. Knives and Forks.
%.EG. cash Y M2 si.f sf; ssa TSr;;sf .,.,
BY A. GREEN, Auciioneer.
B "a N LiIut = BUILDING LOT FRONTING
sJp On Ho x sTREET. BETWEEN Sd AND SD
S sha Ss2 for s.e Is,, P,n5
somsly located Building Lot No. H. IN Ress,vaipon
street between and ID streets sios 81 T., north
date vicinity Of the contempaie cd extension of The
on the side and in this IL and IA feet wide eac6
running through the square. '' >"''
s WI, be sold entire or subdvded into or parts,
Ihs terms are; One fourth cash balance in c, y,
deed Of trust on the property. ~
Title lndlsputable.
a. "a ruFaMM Nm W. BIRTa Il gG = he owners.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auot,oneer,
ENCEtLENT FURNIrURE AND HOUSE,
-, - Hokp EsFEcIsA AT PUsLIc At cTIoN-On MON
the of Mrs Eys IN. al p Dol"Gk at
avenue. between I'd and Sd sis, we shall Sc ali the
TurnItnIe and Effects. eCmprlsIng-
three Mahogany and Walnur FEN n c.
Mahogany Rockers, Arm and Psrlor Chairs,
NE WI nut and Mahogany Centre and Side Tables,
Lounges, Cane seat Chairs,
Revolving, Office and library Chairs
Extension Dining Tables. Hat Rack
Bsssis,ss. nj Milan Iian Bureaus. WardIobes.
Comfort RianHets 0nSi,aa LOOKING GLASSES,
Damask Curtains, Window Shades.
parlor and ChamIer Carpets, OiIc,otb.
Cooking d other Stoves
Together with general assortment of Kitchen
Terms: s25and under cash; over that sum crs
dit Of 8 and months, for notes satisfactorily
Sc q J. 6. MoSUIRE & CO. Auos..
HoUsEaoLD AND kITcasN FURNI
ING. the 2Sth instant, at 10 O'Clock. shall sefI y,
IN she residence OF family declining Housekeeping,
streets good and well selected lot of HoSssbeid
ara Kitchen Furniture. such as
DS sfs Chars and Cookers
Carpets, Mstting and OilcIoths
s1iiomforts. Quits. Blankets. Sheets, &C.,
Ha,r, Cotton, and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Beds, BOlsterand Pillows,
EXTENSION Dining Tables, Bres kfast Tables,
HaIl. Radiator. Cooking and Chamber Stoves
Passage OIcloth. Hat Rack and Lounges
" lndOw Curtains, Shade and Blinds
ChI"a, Glass and Crock, ~ Ware
quisItes. oHi 10
Terms cash.
sezo-d A. GREEN, Auct.
III THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the 4th day of Oct0b n ne xt same
hour: A. GREEN
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY A: GREEN. Auctioneer.

by A. GREEN, Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY M
" fENNShLNANlA AVENUE, OPPosIrE RRovSs-
noTkL, AT AUcTIoN.-On THURSDAY Inc i'm
1at 81 OctoDer, shall se in front of the prems-.
a, cVSk y. H, l. al very valuable property kItu|
atoo oh fenasy gania avenue next door west of IN o
lore OF the Messrs. Parker a To- and opp0s,Ie
Browns Hotel. fronting about "a feet on the aver
th depth OF 81 feet 10 nOrts y street. impTOV ed
" .aIt e AID conmOdious Brick store. Mare muse
ahu DNellng. The warehouse connects wiTh the
store a. fronts On street. The LOT contains 9RI
square ieet OF ground The improvements are GOOD
wen nuilt, and IN good repair. Persons vlshins -
paIcnase handsome property ON The Avenue will do
Terms Of sale: O0e third cash balance IN three
equa pay ments Of one, two. and three years the
purchaser TO give notes for the deferred pavments
bearing interest from the day Of sale. deed aver
and a deed Of trust taken.
Title Indisputable.
Possession will be given IN a REASONABLE time.
se25-d A. GREEN, Auct.
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
HuILUlNG LOTS AT AUCTION.-On
y WEDNESDAY, the 29th instant, shall &c O.
~ my auction room. No. 526 TIN street. NJ oc Ock
2. m, III Building Lots. for which Corporation utIes
nave been obtained BY deed or oertihests purchased
Lots Nos. 4 and S. in Square No. ass,
Lot No. 9. in Square No. <9s.
Lot No. u, in Square No. cat,
Lot No. ., in Square No.l5,
Lot No. rs, an Square No. oSz,
Lot No. N. in Square No. los,
Lot No. Q, IN Square No. l60,
Lots Nos s.. 81 and IS, IN square No. tss.
Terms cash,
.sd A. GREEN. ACCT,
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Arrival Of the CITY Of wa.b,us,o,

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The steamer City OF
Washington, with adyices to the 18th instant,
Zone day Later than the Prince Albert's) arrived
ne this afternoon
illegibls.
A new company had besn formed for pnrchas-
Ing the steamer Great Eastern, and running her
to America.
Owing to false alarm Of Are during aconcert
At Shefaeld panic was created by which six per-
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Baltimore Markets.

street and Ohio IS so o"Ao
Wheat is frmi red s1.1saI 30; white nj n
aS3c. "nte 81 Oh
Whiskev is lower, but nominal
PROVISIONS very dull mess pork GIG s0aI7 o.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TO- MORROW MORNTNc
Ry A. GREEN, Auctlopeer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AucTIoN.-On SATURDAY.. the 18th instant
lshaIi sell. IN front OF the premises, at O'CLOCK
M, part OF nAl Lots No. and s. in Square norsh
oi square No 5l5 having front of Is feet on a
street north, sno running back % feet inches be
tNeen 4E ana oth streets west, with the Imnroys
ment thereon, which consists of a Food oonxs
three story Brick Dwelling House. 'oN'
ne aItentou OF persons wishing TO purchase .
reslderce, IN quiet and healthy section on the cur,
sold p'NPeiS must De
Ierms; One fourth cash balance in and ~
months. Tor notes bearing interest, seoured nv =
ueed OF trust upon the premises. -
selsd A. GREEN. Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
us ssal hSDAf' Sept 18th, same hour and place.
SEQ A. GREEN, Auof
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MARRIED.

ynIy 18th, 1855, By the Rev. DIR. Gurey CHAS G
KUpI:Ef, OF Philadelphia, to Miss MARY G
DURR, of this city.
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BOARDING,

BOARD AND LODGING MAY BE HAD AT
ID No 467 9Th street, corner Of f. Please rive us
q call. 1900 ses7-eost
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS AT
ID Miss MORLEY'S, 274 Penn. Acsase.-F am
lies or single gentlemen wishi M settle for the
winter. viii find these Rooms pleasant and L cation
good Terms moderate. 27-3tr
DOAR DING, of select character. with Rooms
ID most beautifully furnished, may yet be obtained
on the most easy terms, ct So n street, between
9Th and It'll sts. se2S Ct
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The IRVING LYcEUM.-We desire to call the
attention Of the public, particularly of the more
Intelligent in our community. to a literary treat
with which the Washington public are to be
favored shortly by the Irving Lyceum, one OF
the Oldest and most respected associations I'm this
city we understand that there will be an ad-
dress and lecture and we have no besiation
In saying that the livelIest expectations will be
fully gratiied from what We know of the attain
ments Of the gentlemen thus honored The taste
and cultivation OF w ashingtOn a severe ordeal
Tor any lecturer; but we entertain n saBpuine
hope that the anniversary of the Irving will be
celebrated with becoming honors, both to itself
as body as well as to Messrs. Rose and Page
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Large Flsuring Mill Buru,.

RICHMOND, Sept. D. -McGruder,. ex,.n.t,,.
noui mill, near this city, was totally destroyed
DY hfe this morning. Loss s25 COO win an -
slrance In New York and Richmond.
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jured eeseni ana many Others In
Ire American horse 'sPfioress,, wo, m. s,..,
igsnire hsndicup race s'ee'
outbreak ~ Msdrid OF an armed
SGeen Victoria has declined the ,pp,,..,,-. =,
- ,sI, an s LOT member of the FOWL s.,an-
70 VISIT tha, province and insugur,,e ~. csy
Palace exhibition. u'e'e 'ne crystal
me chess contest between Morr,,
VII was progressing -Four game, h.S -,
played each winning two Hse ossn
malignant fever was raging M Bal. Ga.
IerIana III attacks persons In the prime ~ 10
many dying In few hours VI me-
The statement that the Prince Of Prus,i. vronla
soon oe declared Prince Regent j. reiterated
~ Iur reported occupation Of villa Franc, nv
Russia Is incorrect y,
The London Morning Post saws that the nol,ov
OF the U States toward Mexico Is believed "a ~
ssssnst the present Interference 30 that abe NAV
'a an Easy prey when debilitated by anarchy
=. ~ ZINES IL epprehensive that the ten millions
VI Mehlchn Indebtedness 10 Europe.p Creditor. A.
In serious jeopa dy. =" ~
Ine secretary OF the Atlantic telegram Com.
letter. PS 10 Mr. Whitehouse's
p.,iS p punas continue 10 improve steadily Tn.
ais n b0nrse advanced yesterday one h.i, A
rue ouJrct OF the late cons piracy a. Coa.,...
nop,e " az 20 get rld OF the present sult,n "a
rcpldce MIN by his brother Abdnl.,s. e"e
The conspiracy had gone so 5sr tbs,,h
ambassadors at Constantinople Ihough1 nsns
Inform certain leaders that III Abduis NJ, 70
tue throne by violence, he would NOT h. ,.ro' =.
nlZed by the European powers
u is SAID That Turkey and Persia have been NJ,
the brink Of a rupture " on
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II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
Until moNDAi, the 4th day Of OctOb ,r ne 1t same
ho sa:. A. GREEN,
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steamer Disabled.

NEW YORK, Sept 27.-Thr steamer Florid,
was lowed In here to-day bs the steamer Anuus
ia. She had disabled her mscbIne,x 90 r sus
iatteIas and transferred her passrnyers 10 Re
"r,s wary Milliken, TO be landed at Tybee
o,tk NEW YORK, sept % The ,teamer
E.orida's Passengers, taken from the brig MIiii.
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MADDOX, $40 Seventh street, is selling goods
at the very lowest rates. Give him cali,
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SALRoF SrocK.-Yesterday, J. e. Mcclure 4
Co, auctioneers, sold s4,5OO Corporation of
w ashington stock, interest off, at IOI, and 80 600
Alexandria Coupon bonds at ST cents.
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THOSE In want of the new Feinour fire places
Will find Woodward, No. 3lS Pennsylvania ave-
nue., at their service
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DR +. = BARBARIN, Dentist, continues the
practice OF his profession. notice of the re-
moVal OF his office will he found in another COL
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RUUMS FOX HENT.-A ParOr and Chambar
IL on SECOND floor. suitable for a gentleman Terms
moderate Apply at No. S2a F street, between 10th
and nth streets. sa25 S&Tt
rooms, IN good order, situated on 9th street
west, between L. and Nj north. The lot is "a feet
front by SO feet inches deep to 50 feet alley. The
location is de sirabe being in healthy and pleasant
nslghhorhoOd. Terms favorable. Apply to CHA
PIN BRO, Wood and Coal Office No, 422 18th
street, between q and Fl.
Sc 25- cow (Statesl
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EARM FOR SALE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
tA.-FoT sale or exchsa.e for property in
vile. Fairfax county. Va, about 2, miles from
washington, on the Leesbur1 road. Can be divided
wa ered, In healthy locality, and IN fine stare of
cultivation. The improvements consist of three
dwellings,, two barns and other necessary out build
ings For terra S, &c, apply to HENRY BiCKS-
LEX. DranesvIlle Fairfax county. Va.
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A HOUSE FOR RENT IN THE BEST BUS
"A INES LEGALITY IN THE CIrY.-Ths
House at present occupied by DIR. X. F ney Hunt,
Dentist Tor rent IL on the north side of Penn.
avenue between 9th and 10Th Streets TN one of the
best Business squares in Washing ru ming bacx
to street. a0d containing II besides the par
ses to DIR. HUNT. se24-tf
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X I
substantially built three story BR ICK
DWELLING HOUSE, situated on 9Th street be
rooms, dining room, and kitchen. The lot on which
the house stands fronts ls feet 9Th street, run
BY an unmproved lot, 1871 feet by 90 fact which will
be sold either with or without the improved prop
erty. FERNS: House and Lot, without adjoining
sta ments OF S3b each. House ard Lot without ad-
joining .o $3.50 $50 cash and balance In monthly
notes Of So each.
N. B.-fhs house will pay rent of s2l per month.
ELVANS THOMPSON,
Hardware Dealers,
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A yALuARLE M ARKET FARM FOR
a SALE-51s miles from the city. near the Upper
Ma lboro' Stage Road. Prince Georges county,
Nd, containing u acres frst-rate land admirably
meadow land and fail, proportion of wood and ar
able land will be sold very log and on ccnmmo-
N, $40 H street, between 9Th and 10th.
22-e 9w
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EOR RENI-Two ROOMS, (sacond stor,) No,
Penn. avenue, between l2th and 18th streets
Upholsterer and Paper Hanger. No. 2is Penn. ave
nue., GO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-28

Gss- THE IMPORTANCE OF PRINcIPLEs-
We do not consider that the acceptance Of
the Lecompton constitution an administra-
tion measure, but some of its advocates as
sert that it is, and endeavor to justify the
measure. To such we would say that the
ADMINISTRATION was elected to carry out GER
tain principles, under which the Lecompton
constitution cannot be accepted, but never
theless having the power it is accepted
Supposing the electors, chosen to cast the
vote of the several States for the present
administration, had disregarded the princi-
pies upon which they were elected, and chos-
en- so me other man President. Would they
have not been overwhel med with the just
indignation of an outraged party' Will
those who insist that it is an admi inistration
measure, explain the difference in the vic.
lation of principle by the administration, or
by the electors Those who insist that this
is an administration measure. do Mr.. Bu-
chanan as great injustice as did the forty
clergyman in Connecticut.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-28

THE CoNTRoLKERsHIP.-Th Senate did
not act upon the appointment of Controller
on Tuesday. 1t was put over until yester-
day. We have heretofore supposed that the
Senate would confirm the appointment, al
though we had hoped that they would not
but every day throws new light on the sub
iect, and it is quite probable that the Senate
have withheld their consent. 1t appears
that Mr. Brooks did not vote for Mr.. Bu-
chanan, so that lie is not guilty of having
assisted to nominate Mr.. Fillmore and then
voting against him. There are plenty of
Democrats whose services, capability, hon
esty and faithfulness entitle them to consid-
Grafton, who would accept the position, if
rendered, and if Governor Weller is deter
mined to have X. n. for Controller, we
trust he may not meet with the concurrence
of Democratic Senate. The Governor may
be proof against "public clamor," but he
should remember that he owes his political
fame and position to his party, and that it
is unjust to force man upon the Democracy
of San Joaquin county who is obnoxious tC
them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-28

ExcITABLE.-After the shooting affray
yesterday, persons were standing in little
Knots here and there discussing the matter,
and gloating over its marvels, and as we
are sorry to learn, certain very exctable in
dividuals talked about the need of vigi-
lance committee, as if justice was not meted
out in Butte county as rigidly and impair.
tally as in any country on earth. People
shouldn't harbour such seditious sentiments
after the terrible lesson set US by the San
Franciscans.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-28

PLEASANT PosITIoN.-The associate ed
itor of this paper, together with three others,
lodges in the second story eff the building
in which Berry holds his court. When the
shooting commenced there yesterday morn
ing, he was in bed, and was walked by the
whanging of the shots. Now, some people
like glory-jumpiDg overheard to save q
runaway horse, or fighting and bleeding and
dying for his affairs and fires, but this thing
Of being in the second story Of a crazy old
wooden building and separated only by q
thin floor with big cracks between the boards
from two madmen firing pistols at enc an
other and at random, is heap funnier to
tell about than to experience.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-28
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Sacramento News.
wound.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. q

SACRAMENTo, Jan. 70.
In the Senate and Assembly, message
was received to-day from the Governor, an
nouncing that he had appointed Manuel T.
BrocklebanK as his Private Secretary
Mr. Taliaferro offered q resolution declar.
ing VIM. Coates the official reporter of the
Senate Lost, ayes 10, noes IA.
The Controller nomination matter was
postponed till tomorrow.
In the House, the Sutter county election
case was referred back to the Election Com
mittee, with instructions to take more testi-
mony.
The bill authorising the issue of certain
War bonds, introduced by Mr.. Aud. was
passed.
The Committee on mining reported ad-
versely to Hancock's resolution, which con-
templates taxing mining land. 1t was laid
on the table
The joint Committee appointed to examine
the state Of the Treasurer's vault, reported
in favor ef material alterations Of the vault
and safe Report and recommendations
adopted.
A very large number of notices Of bills
were given, among which were bills for acts
for taxing mortgages. Amending the gam
bling act to include Keno and Rondo.-
Three bills to reduce per diem of legisla-
tors. A bill to exempt auction sales from
taxation.
A bill to define the boundaries between
California and Utah.
Mr.. Sherwin introduced resolution that
no member should be excused from attend.
ance in the House except on account of sick
ness of himself or family, or public business.
Lost.
The Attorney General, in a communica-
| tion to the Assembly, expresses the opinion
that the measure OF q Constitutional Con-
I'vention was not adopted by the people by
the vote of September.
The slave Archy has been set free by the
County Court. but has been arrested again
to be taken before the Supreme Court
Cal. .Er. Telegram.