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The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07

Aug. lst, lS5S..............S4,e ,e0S 23
Statement Of School District accounts.
Treasurer in account with Shasta School Dis
trict. Dr.
To balance on hand 81
4" Apportonment from State Gl II
S643 SO
Contra, Or.
By warrants redeemed S204 90
To balance on hand August
lSt, 1858 ...........-.......-S459 So
Treasurer in account with Clear Greek School
District. Dr.
To apportionment from State .S32 I3
Contra, Or.
By amount overpaid lst of May 500 2s
To balance on hand August
lst. S,..-......................S3 S31 IS
Treasurer in account with Eagle Creek School
District
To balance on hand. .....,.....S255 IS
" ApportIonmeat from State....l9 80
$275 67
Contra, Cr.
BY warrants redeemed. .............SlOO 90
To balance on hand August
lSt, 1898, S,......................Sl75 67
Treasurer in account with Pitt River School
District DR..
To balance on hand 80
:. Apportionment from State...33 Is
Sll7 Al
Contra, Or.
BY warrants redeemed. ed...............-SIl7 90
To balance due August lst,
1858, ...-..........-..-....So Al
Treasurer in account with Sierra School Dist.
DIR.
To amount due to August
lst, 1885,. ......................-Si4 SO
Statement of Indebtedness of Shasta county, as
appears on Treasurers books up to the lst of
August, 1858.
To amount of warrants on
County Fund unpaid TO
Aug. 1si. lS5S-.........-S52,6 ,66S 81
Amount of unpaid Hosrit
warrants ..............-......3,77 90
S56,446 80
By cash in Treasury, County Fund....Sl,s5l Al
+" .. Hospital .........5O 05
&" Redempn " ...-.l 1892 "a
S3,3s3 7e
To balance of floaiiag debt S53.o6 IA
The above statement does not include tho in
terest on floating debt.
All of which is most respectfully submitted,
JAMES C.. HAYBURN,
County Treasurer
This report accepted August Sd, 1883.
W. b. STODDARD,
Chairman Board Supervisors.
aug 7-lt-
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07
Red Blur Items.

We Gull the following items of interest from
the Beacon Of W Wcdnesday last:
The District Convention to nominate candi-
date for Assembly met at Monroeyile on the
ID, and unanimously nominated H. w. Dunlap,
of Colusi. A better Democrat than our friend
Dunlap does not tread the soil of CALIFORNIA;
J. Combs has withdrawn from the race for
the District Attorneyship, believing that there is
no vacancy to be filed at the time designated
4 LITTLE TOO FAsT.-l.ast week we published
what we were led TO believe fact. viz
that the smallpox had disappeared from our
town. Scarcely had the announcement gotten dry
from the types when case of varioloid show
cd itself in the family of Mr.. Sherman, mp town.
and on yesterday morning, Mr. McGregor, and
in the afternoon, Mr.. X. J. Watson were takan
with the same disease Mr. Metiregor has, in
his time, had the regular small pex, and, of
course. this attack is expected to be light, and
of short duration.
New STAGE LINED Fowler 4 Co. have put
on stage line from this place to Sacramento
making Tehama, Colusi, knights Landing and
Fremont, points the route. This company
have the contract for carrying the mail, and are
now making successful tri-weeAly trips between
the two points.
FINE VALLEYs.-Between Nome-LacIee Re-
serve and Stony Creek, in this county, there is a
succession of beautiful valleys, suitable either
for agricultural or grazing purposes, and well
watered, surrounded by low rolling hills that
are covered with laxuriant growth of wild
oats. No neighborhood in Tehama county pos
sesseS more inviting qualities than this one
MeSsrS. Townsend, Souers, Bartan. james and
Kendrck have made excellent selections, be-
sides number of others, whose names we do
not remember. Persons residing in the neigh
borhood assure us that there are thirty or thir-
ty-five families living within an area of ten
miles, where two years ago Mr.. Kendrick 5
nearest neighbor lived fifteen miles away.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07

FATAL AccIpENT.-We are panied to state
that, on Wednesday last, Mr.. John Owens, of
his place, fell from Chauncey h Swinford 5
bridge, over the Sacramento river and was in
stantly killed He fell upon the huge rocks be-
low and thence slid into the river. We do MOI,
know whether his body has yet peen recovered
or not. Mr.. Owens lad the contract of building
the bridge, and would have completed it in Il
few weeks. lie was an old citizen of Shasta,
and most industrious aud worthy man lie
leaves wife and two young children.
p. 5. We have just been informed that the
body of Mr.. 0. was found on Thursday about
thirty feet below the rock upon which he fell,
and brought to town. His right cheek bone was
crushed, his collar bone broken and severe
wound inflicted just above his right eye. He
of course was killed instantly.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07

Aug. lst, lS5S.. ,s0S %
Statement of School District accounts.
Treasurer in account with Shasta School Dis
trict. DR..
To balance on hand. 81
" Apportionment from State. Gl II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05

AMERICAN GESERAL COMMITTEE This Committee
held its regular monthly meeting at ts rooms corner
Of Broadway and Lisperard street. j. N. Reynolds
President in the chair.
The Printing Committee reported that TO- 800 copies
Of the report in reference TO tue exclusion Of the Bible
the Fourth " ard public schools had been printed
aud that %, 0CO additional copies would BE- needed,
tie edition would be stereotyped.
Tie report which was submitted and unanimously
adopted AZ the last meeting Of the Committee is en-
brsced in pamphlet Of eight psges and is Intended for
general circulation. Ii concludes with the following
resolutions, which give the gist Of the whole;
Ehacrd BY the American General COMMITTEES Of the Civ and
County 81 New YORK that tie rIDt which has r
cy been sce By the Fourth Ward aad other School officers
Of ,Er city 20 exciuds the BDe from calls forth the
srrest ara solemn oac Of Americas citizen
he ny whose heart sr mind alive the welfare the
people.
heorf That the sacred d.y Of the Board Of
lo "ncn Is CONS d % large eXtsnt, tie government and
cauc % TIRE nee schools che city
~ ~ the bi6e IN tue Schools from VIII, has ben excluded
ai "a aceoidatce With the spt If the School e the State
hdo'ec, lhA the euy Of al American slens 20 resist
~ every Constitutional al aeupti exuce the OF
the Bible IN Public Schools ard hs bold, proper
Trustee who rot n favor q snnuiug argg pea
pea il 2 the Existing Avs a the State.
hffcret. Ifa vawi FOX Tor Scdo9 c!hee
who quih.c educson AID claacter dl,cHags
duties - that po.iu ar1 "h0 40. Il 10
.sn g he ei5.e j. al ouE Z, bic ) Lco,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
UOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House passed the bill confirming the settlers in
their right 10 the presumption Of their lands in Illinois
They also cencurred in the Senates amendment TO
the Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation bill,
striking cut the provso confring ae appropriations
s,rictly to the fiscal year ending June 80, 1883.
MI MAYNARD Tenn, from the Com nittee to
.xauipe into the accounts Of Gen. Culom, ate Clerk
Of the House, submitted partial report, IN which Is
stated that they embrace expenditures amounting to
between one and two millions Of dollars aud t0st they
lave examined seventy seven witnesses alceafy; but
tey are not yet able to cloee their aOors, and tnere
fore AK leave TO tit at the next session. and then sub
nit tie frsl report. Agreed TO-
Mr.. BOCOCk VA asked leave TO Introduce a bill
Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to 10 be
cfustructed without nable delay by contract
or ~ tie Nsvy Yards ten propeller s)ops-of-~sr or
di.rstch vessels, with full steam power and Of a
Draft Of water hot exceeding twelve feet-;O be co.,
st,uctei equipped and armed both for speed and as
asr s,esuers: also one sde-wheel war steamer of a
,rs. not t1ceecirg eight fest, armed and equipped
sor service the Chinese Seas TAe bill sppIopristes
for these purposes sl,20OoOO.
M. SHERMAN Ohio inquired how much tas ves-
.ss woulc cost.
Nj. BOCOCK replied according 20 he estimates Of
tie Navy Department, s., 800 coo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
XXXVth CONGRESS- First Session.

SENATE WAsHIsGros, June 4, 1885,
The bill introduced by Mr.. Kennedy to establish
mail steamship line between New-York, Philadelphia
baltimore snd Europe was read twice and referred to
the Poet Office Committee.
Mr.lDOCGLAS, from the Committee on Terri:
toIes reported against the present organization OF
Dscotah.
Mr.. SEWARD called up the resolution respecting
the adjournment and called for the Yeas and Nays on
agreeing to the Hou.e amendment proposing to ad-
iourn on the 10th inst which was concurred IN by
vote of ~ against 27-consequenty both Houses will
adjourn on Thursday.
The private calendar was then taken up.
The bill, as reported from the Committee on Com
meroe to surrender the stock of the United States IN
the Dismal Swamp Company 70 the said Company on
certain conditions, was passed.
The bill providing for aotments Of land to the New
York indians was also passed; also the bill for the
psyu ent Of William Hene the artist OF the Japsn EK
petition. .,.,
Sixty or seventy other private bills were also passed
Mr.. JOHNSON (Ark.), from the COMMITTEES on
Printing submitted report showing how large saw
mo car be effected in the amount Of public printing
Mr.. HUNTER failed to get up the Naval AppTopri-
ston bill when, after Executive Session, the senate
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05

The Investigation ordered by the House into the
sale OF Wiletts or Wilkins Point, on Long Island
opposite Throfg's Neck, for the site of contempla-
ted Fort, Desired to command in corjun:tOn with
tie foIt already existing on the Neck the approach
to this City through Long Island Sound, has been
cosed, aud the Report Of the Hon. j. b. Hsskln
is believed to be besry ready for presentation. 1t
is currently stated that this Report will not be
ccucurIed IN By Messrs. Hall of Mass. and Wood
cf Maine, TIE Republican Members of the Com
mittte, fact which will excite some surprise among
those who lave not read the testimony, of which we
present some important portions on another page.
These gentlemen seem TO have apprehenced from
tie start that too black case would bs made out
Seainst the Secretary Of War and his bosom friends
Schen, Ma,bcr & Co.. ard hence e1erted them
serves 10 letter the nve stgation as much as posi-
biz. Messrs. Florence of Pa. and Hopkins Of Va
The Lecompton Members, were not nearly so yigi-
liant in limiting the scope of Mr. Hsskius inquiries
In dtfsnce, however of all obstacles. the following
facts were elected:
/. The property in question consists of one hun.
dred ~ ten or twelve acres. TO which if Won add
al tist les between high and low water marx. 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05

In Congress yesterday, the SENATE sgreed TO the
House resolution respecting the adjournment
which, il is now settled, will take place the 10th
inst. Mr.. Douglas, from the Committee on Terri
tories, reported adversely to the organization Of
Dacotah. Mr. Kepnedy's steamship line bill was
read twice aud referred. The residue of the session
wss devoted TO the private bill calendar.
The HOUSE, passed the bill confirming tho rights
of settlers in lands pre- empted in Illinois. The
Committee appointed to examine into the accounts
of Gen. Cullom late Clerk of the House, submitted
partial report, and asked leave to sit at the next
Session, which was granted. Tae House refused
TO suspend the rules TO enable Mr.. Bocock to Intro
duce bill authorizing the construction of ten
slOops of war and one war steamer, and making an
appropriation therefor. bill in effect continuing
the hsl!-pay ofcertan widows and children of Revo
lutiobary soldiers, from March A, l64S, was passed.
TIE private calendar was then taken up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
FROM NEW-ORLEANS.
THE REVOLUTION COsSUMMiTED.
THE MAYOR RESIGNS.
ANEW POLICE FORCE APPOINTED.

Nrw-ORLTANs, Friday, June T. 1913.
The Mayors forces are yet unorganned, and 81 To-
nsus quiet. Crest preparations are being maze oy
both parties. The forces of the Vigilance COMMITTEE
are under command of Msor j h. Duncan late OF the
In,ed States ARMY and are well organized and drilled.
A crisis is expected to day.
The city papers are divided ia opinion Ihe Pcaya"e
and Crescent being favor of the city aud me IFAe
Delta and Data in favor OF the Vigilance COMMITTEE
while the rest are neutral
lOa. m.-The excitement is increasing. The Mayor
has Issued orders to arrest John agnns, OF the True
Data, aid the opponents OF the Committee declare
that If lie is token they will harg him. Mssnnis takes
it coolly
N,on-The Vigilance Committee offered to resign
proy.ded the City will vest the Police authority IN
their hands, which the City refused to 10. Ii the
Committee succeed, Gerard Stiths Native American
party will be killed. The Vigilance Committee IS
nevertheless composed OF men OF all parties.
A 1umor is current on the streets that compromise
has been affected that the city authorteFi deliver
no twenty five noted rufianS to the Vigilance Com
nttee snd that five hundred men each side will be
sworn ss Police. have been refused sdmittancs to
the City Hail. and cannot vouch for the reliability OF
the report.
m-Fif'y men with two csnnons have Just taken
possession Of Canal street. They are said TO be men
MAJ ked by the Vigilance COMMITTEES for punishment
D. m.-The Vigilance Committee are triumphant
The Mayor has resigned the Municipal authority into
their hands.
The city il quiet, and the crowd has withdrawn from
Canal street The Committee have appointed special
police of over thousand men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05

Mr.. JOHN COCHRANE N. ~ gave potlcs Of 81
srne rdn eut providing fer twenty sucn yesses
MI HATCH ~. " sad he would move tor the
construction Of three wsr steamers Tor the North
Western Lakes. .,r
Objection was made 20 the Introduction Of the bill
Mr.. BOCOCK moved = suspension OF the rules,
ubich motion faikd-lE against 66-not two thirds
voting in its favor. II.
TIE House psssed the bill giving construction to
the second section Of the act OF February, 1885, con-
tinung the half pay OF certain WIDOWS and o,p1haG,
Dsr v;II Commence from the 18th of March, 1873, aud
nyolvipg the expenditure Of million an1 half Of
collars. -, ;1, .o.x
which en- adjournment took place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05

The latest intelligence from New Orleans indi-
Gates the complete triumph Of the Vigilance Com
mittee. Yesterday morning there was great
excitement both parties were preparing for a
fight, and the city authorities had issued orders for
the arre.t Of ore of the rpgeaders in the rebellion
Then there was talk of compromise; but finally
the Mayor resigned, and the Committee practically
took possession of the city and proceeded to organ
zeapew police force. Next Monday the munich
pal election takes place, when, if ever trouble may
be apprehended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
The Protestant Reformed Dutch
synod.

NEWARK, Friday June I, ISJ0.
The days session of the Synod of the Protestant
Reformed Dutch Church OF North America occu-
pied in hearing appeals of tue Secretaries OF the differ
en Boards of the Synod behalf OF their respective
Boards.
Addresses were made in the morning by the Rev.
Drs Ferris, GarretsOn and Taylor Toe Missionary
meeting takes place this evening. 90
The delegates now neariy all present, about ioO
being ID Attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
NemWprk daily Gribm,re
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1853.
The Tribune for California

Will be ready at 10 O'Clock this morning IT will con-
tain the Congressional Proceedings Money and Market
Reports Marriages and Deaths, and all the latest I'M
portant Foreign and Domestic News since the sailing Of
the last steamer. The Moses Taylor leaves to-
day at o'clock. The Mails close at O'Clock. Single
copies in wrappers ready for mailing for ~ a, the
counter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
Shocking Calamity.

Roscoe, H., Friday june 4, lSJS.
culvert at this place was swept away Last, de
stroyipg the house of the Rev Fl. l,ley, and drown
ing Mrs. Isley and eight children. Considerable dam
age was caused to other houses, but We hear OF 40
more lives having been lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05

The report that Gov. Cumming has been ex-
PEELED from Salt Lake City is confirmed by Gov
eminent dispatches fron Fort Leavehworth. 1t is
thought in the Army, and by the War Department,
that the war, 20 far frcm being over, is about to
be gin Time VIII show
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
Murder Trial.

boston, Frlday, June ], ISS,
The trial of Francis +. ard Miriam \. Heath, at
Lowell fer the murder Of their father IN the town OF
Dracut, closed yesterday the prisoners being found
guilty of murder in the second degree. Francis was
sentenced to the State Prison for te The sentence of
Miriam Yas deferred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
The Reported Firing Into an
American Vessel.

AUGUSTA. Ca, Friday, June I, 1913
We have been unable as yet to obtain any further
information from Pensacola concerning the reported
frirg into an American vessel off that port BY q
British war steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
Burning of IA Ship ChandIery.

BANGOR, Me-, Friday, june a, I0oS.
Messrs. Thurston and Metcsfs Ship ChaIdery in
this city was destroyed by fire last evening. Loss
probably from $4,000 to sl2 0O0 They were insured,
but there was no insurance On the building The
damage to the adjoining buildings will make the total
loss nearly so 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05

Mayor Tieman's sgent. Sergeant Birney, has
made another demonstration amoog the Lottery
ard Gift swinders, and broken up a dozen or so Of
tho concerns. We give full account elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
The Canal Tolls.

ALBANi, Friday, June 4, l25S.
Tie incIesse IN the Cana. tolls 10 tie 1t a Jun.
ever ls.t yesg Is .pored to be eos O0O but i. s1p
p.~ei that there ~ sircr 10 these figures ssd ia,
,as actual Increase is S!3o.OcO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05

One of our Washington correspondents intimates
that Senator Henderson of Texas, who has been i'll
almost the whole time since he took seat in the
Senate as the successor of Senator Rusk, is dead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
Sinking Of the Steamer Jenny Lind.

OswEGO, Friday, june 4, lS58.
The steamer Ontario, which arrived here this after.
noon reports that the steamer Jenny Lind sunk at
LOrg Sault Rapids, ST. Lawrence River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
The GnIena and Chicago Railroad

CHICAGO. Friday, June T. 1853.
Tie election az Directors Of the Gasns ani Chic ago
RnLosd r, suited in the choice Of the cd Boad with
the exception q George Smith. in whose place Is f.
Carver sas chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
The Niagara Outward Bound.

HALIFAX, Friday June =, 1898.
The X. NJ. steamship Niagara arrived here from
Boston at o'clock this morning, and sailed again at
s. O'Clock for Liverpool Weather clear with strong
north wind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
TIE E$ERETr
THH CEirTySpts
STRAW HArs,


7HY CEirTySpts
STRAW HATE.
F,ou the tine OF Their he der ssd for these i~o
,.dx and .vors sy having kept fully 20 cur sey -
,nufeiure thus iesy without any suTps, fi called
upon 10 say a o which shall b. able 10 fdni's IA
time SEASONS sona through our woff'
sId VII. be received by the middle Of this month
BALLARD, SgUrg l. Co. No. s. Broadway y
CTNTs-LNEN COATS,
AtEv,>s', No. IS .qd 6} rr',ous-
IS CENTs-LNES COATS,
AtEvAss'. Mo-. CO sol g. Futon -
IS CENTs-LNEN COATS,
AtKv.ss'. No. IS aud G. Fultoust
rs CENrs-LlNEN COATS.
AtKvm,' No.. Sc aud 60 Fulton--
- CEN1s-LiNEN COATS,
AtEv.ss' Nos &c and 81 FuItop st,
rs CENTs-LINEN COATS,
At Kvns No. &c aud SO Ful;Ons-
IS CENTs-LIsEN COATS,
Al Evans Nos Sc and 90 Pulsons,
Is CENTs-LINEN COATS.
Al Hv,>s'. Nos. S. aid GO FultOu--
IS CENrs-LINEN COATS.
AtEyA,s'. No.. &c and 81 FaIton-s.
Is CEYTs-LININ CoATs
Al Evans No. Sc aud 81 Fulton st.
SI-BLAY LINEN BUSTERS,
AtEvAss. Nos es and CO Fulton at
S1-BLAY LINEN BUSTERS,
AtEv,ss'. No. &c .nd CO Fultons
SI-BLAi LINEN BUSTERS,
AtEyAss', Nos. &c AMI &c Futop--t-
Sl-BLAY LINEN BUSTERS,
AtEyAss'. No. sS and GO Fultonst-
SI-BLAY LINEN BUSTERS,
AtEvAss', Nos 6s and Go Fulton ct
SI-BLAY LINEN BUSTERS,
AtEvAss' Nos c. ard CO Fultosst.
Sl-BLAY LINEN BUSTERS,
AtEvASs', Eos &c and GO Fu,tops
Sl-BLAy LINEN BUSTERS,
AtEvANs', Nos 66 and GO Fultons-
SI-BLAY LINEN BUSTERS,
At Evans, Nos &c and Sc Fuitonst
SI-BLAY LINEN BUSTERS,
AtEvAsS' Nos Sc and GO Fulton st.
Hot WEATHEk.-Our superior KEEP COOL
Under SHIRTS an5 QRswERs ready Al sizes Whole
retail. IRA PERFGo q SON NO. oil NasssusI
THE FASHIONS As THEY ARRIVE BY STEAMERS
Lowest prices in the trade,
A. WILOE's Millinery Warehouse
No. 95l Broadway.
CORDIAL COGNAC BITTERS Immediately relieves
Dahea Ague aud Bilious attacks. s. STENfELD. sole i'm
bars grocr FRIEDASDrg EDfR, Agents for California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05

TIE mails for Europe by the British steamship
City of Washington will close this morning at lO5
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-05
The Instructions for the British
Admiral.
UALIFAN. Friday,

A steamer left this morning for Bermuda, with Lord
Napiers Instructions for the British Admiral In relation
TO the visitation process.