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The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-16

CROWDED 0ur.-A somewhat lengthy
communication upon "Mr. Lee and the Wig
ilance Bill" received at late hour yester-
De-. is crowded out by the steamer news
II win appear tomorrow.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-16
OR0VLLE. TUESDAY, FEB. 10th. 1858.

~ Mr.. John III. LilIard is authorized 10
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and Tn.WeekIy Butte Record. Persons living
at q distance can obtain the paper BY furnishing him
with their NAMES.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-16

BALLY FoREvER.-Elsewhere, Bally. oil
the Arcade Saloon, sets forth that no is still
administering to the wants of suffering hu.
manity. at his old stand on Huntoon street
Everybody is invited to 20 and see him.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-16

BoIsTERous Not as an item Of interest
TO our 0roville readers, but to inform the
dwellers in far of lands, we will state the
fact, that yesterday n boisterous storm Of
wind and rain prevailed hereabouts.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-16

THANKs.-we are again indebted to Mr..
McWiliams, Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express,
to Mr. Leland Of the Alta Express, and to
Mr. Morse. for Newspapers yesterday.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-16

"TRI-WEEKtY INDEx.'-A neat little
paper bearing the above title has arisen
from the ashes Of the late "Tri-Weekly Ar
gus" Of Placerville. The Index is edited
and published by Messrs. Langarl & Phelps
1t processes Democracy, and will advocate
the cardinal principles Of the Democratic
party as expressed and understood at the
Cincinnati National Convention in 1867
We are glad to herald the advent Of paper
protesting such sound principles. The first
number is full of we'll written news and
miscellany, and looks "healthy." Success
to it.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-16

A MFDLEY-Mr. Doolittle, Senator from
Wisconsin, desires to present Commodore
Paulding for his exploit in arressing Walker,
while Me-. Brown, os Mississippi desires
Congress to present him with leathern
meddle for his officous interference. by dis
avowing and condeming his conduct. We
are happy to announce that the administrai
ton agree with US on this point.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-16

rates Of discount to per cent, and repaid
the two millions of over issue
Few new failures were reported in En-
gland.
In Sweden, the crisis continued to be Sc
verely felt
From Great Britain and the continent,
there is no political or otherwise important
political intelligence.
The only items of political news are Of
the appointment Of Blondel, as Belgian Min
lister to the United States. and a report thai
Spain will consider the mediation of England
and France
The Spanish Mexican quarrel is at an enc
| If Mexico accedes to all the conditions pro
posed by the mediators.
Naples.
The letters from Naples give graphic de-
tails of the late earthquake. Official &C.
counts leave no doubt that thousands perish
ed. and some estimates 60 as high as from
10000 to 10000.
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For Sale.

VERMlLION, GOLD LEAF AND PAINS OF
v all colors-For sale By
-0Lf0 NcpERMVTT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
Yellow Fever.
NfNAkLvANs, EndaY. (

NSCQkLEssS, Friday, Arz - ia,,
vs.ssl. vhich vr.ysd at this por. toasy 80. 80
h.ytrg ,poker. il lst y N, Ion. u 10 ~e. .s.ssN
Na,Jsniel Hacn. With ,ee csptsin AMI GaI;sss ~
crew doyu rick With tee S4yer.
The ship Msd;stor, from Nsy York; bark Sr,s,..
Fco,e. frcu Bos.oa; ard schooner joan Bs- e.
from Rcck ard, srriyed a. this part today.
Auopg the clearspcss vas the STRIP Csr.s,s F,s..
fer Berdtsux.
Intelligence has reached tas city q tie l,,,o,.,.
steamer Poydrss which feupdered 81 ses os a, 20,
ult. She belonged 20 the Tehuantep,e Csn...si
Whe,her any hves were sacrificed or not Is ssysE ~
known but the reports received state thai a. A..
Ieved to have been saved.
The foreign news has csusec a. advance sf So.
rer round n tire lower grades Of co,to,. va..'.
oetter qualities rsr air firm q. previous rs'ss
Tie crcp accounts frtm neNly every ssci,, A.,
very favorable. In Alabama, especially the p,xs
ssid 20 be doing better than st any former tine
Nrw 0RtEASs, Saturday, Aug. u, lSi
The deaths in this city rom yellow fever yes,s,i,,
were u.
CHARLEsToS, Saturday, Arg. II, ia
TIE yellow fever las been declared spider:c N "A,
cty. The Heats Officers report y desths fon h, b.
tie week ending yesterday.
Nrw-ORLEAss, Monday, Aug % 1854
The deaths in this city on Saturday BY ys.ev ,svx
were 3, ard the LIN Der fer the week so.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

A remark made at Kic g'ton last week BY NJ. II.
Greeley thst, IS matter Of history, d had never
been found prscticeble to keep State out Of the
Unicn because Ter Constitution recognized Slavery,
and that IS q matter Of fact, it probably never
would be found practicable TO exclude State per-
nanently on that ground, has been perverted by
several journals into expression of the speaker
opinion that resistance to the admission Of State
bscsuse of Slavery wss urjustidable. He said
rotbirg of the sort. His argument wss to this
efect-that, sirce il was proved im2rscticaole to
reject State because of Slavery, it is the more In
portsn. to use every effort sad exert every power
TO make every Territory Free Territory, thus re
s;stipg tie evil where only il may be resisted to
some purpose, and locking the stsble-door IN the
face of tie horse thef, not behind him. Even Gov.
Seward declared that be would, under the circum
star ces, have voted for the Admission OF California
h,d she presented herself with Slave Constitution.
Gerrit Smith ircllrss to the anrexation Of Cuba,
though she is morally certain, if scquired, to enter
the Union as a Slave State. The serpent must be
crushed in the egg or il will not be crushed 81 oil.
=" Just as tie twig s bent, the tree is nchsed, is
good rea,on for keeping the twig as straight as
candle That is the entire lesson.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
ard rim s!rrst urpNsvslsd-hund,ed' Of !aoc'
urd, Of reop'e having been wholly deprived Of EN-

ard rim a!rrst urpNa'hld-huntfeds Of saoE'
'srds Of peope having been wholly deprived OF EN-
plcyusL.-mls, furrsces ard mines, ccuntlrg oy
hur drtds, kaviDg been compelled 10 close their oPe
rsto,;-farmers and planters bsyi1g found the
p,css ,f their products steadily declining, while n
tfrest or their mortgages was - steadily nHng-
rairosd oTIers having found tkeir property anni-
hilstsd for the bsDe6. Of mortgsgee,-shpo"ner'
hsvrg ,eer ihtr property dscsyirg BE- fore there!es
-srd the Treasury hsvirg become 30 nearly bank
rupt n 10 be compelled TO borrow, ia si,se year.
slmcs. a. much as was expended By John Quincy
Ad.us in the WHOLE period Of bis administration
So far, thtp, tie prophecies Of The Times aid tae
Jonrnoi Of Ctmme-t. have not been realze1-'as
pIessure Of tie crisis having fallen upon the free
trsie countries of America aud England, wsile the
protected opss of Europe have almost wholly e'-
capfd. Such bsyirg been The case in the p"s, our
rerders viii judse for themselves s to the value 70
be attached to the present prophecies Of these
jouInss for the future.
Twelve years since there wa. criss in Eogli1d,
produ:irg recessity on tie part Of the binks tor
calling on the Government for aid as has now been
done. At that time we bad had for several years
the Protective Tariff Of 1912, giving rs the same
system that has low enabled France and Germany,
Beltium and Russ:s, to pass 80 CALAMITY through
the existirg crisis and then We, too, came out uu-
harmed. Then We were making our own iron and
our own clctb srd then We had highly prosperous
agriculture, giving US much to ,el while obtaining
high prices fer the food we rod. Then We could
import gold. Nov We export nearly all the product
Of California. Then policy looked to protect
iEg the farmer by bringing tie market near to hin.
Now it looks to crushing him, BY increa,pg bis de-
pfrcerce upon tie dist'nt market. We have, there
fore, little to sell, and much to buy-the first de-
msnd upon our exports beirg for the payment Of
$50, 900, 900 of interest upon freetrade debt Of
$500 600, 900. How, under such circ instances,
can commerce be reestabshedl How is pros
perity to be restored VIII cur neighbors Of The
Journal Of Commerce favor us with their programme
Of measures by means of which these objects can
be attained?
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

The Republicans of Irdiana have renomnated ali
their present Members of Congress-Menrs. Col
fax, Petit, Kilgore, Case and Wison-and are sup
porting also Mr.. John G. Davis, who though elect
ed by their opponents did his utmost to defeat both
the Lecompton and Ensli,h bills. We believe they
have in this done wisely and well. We do not hold
TO rerominatipg old Members of course. We
believe . Member should have evinced decided
capacity and uprightress to enttle him to reelec-
ton; but whenever there is probability that the
cd Member win be mole efficient and useful than
Few one, We say, defy :" the shrieks Of locality
and the elamorous impaterce of nPirants, and hold
fast what is coed. Thus Messrs. I. washbun OF
Maine, and L. B. WAhbuIne Of Illinois, Covode
of Pa, Stanton and Wade Of Ohio, and probably
some other Republicans beside those Of Indiana,
have been uuouira.sd, though for their third or
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE n. Y. TRGBusE.
F,Om Special Correpondent
WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug. %, lo5S.
An article appears 10 The Star to-day, which is
coucbed in the spirit of justice and humanity,
which distinguishes the sentiments of the Secretary
of the Interior ard the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs 1t demonstrates that hostilities against the
Oregon indians are wicked and brutal for it seems
that three years sgo treaties were negotiated with
the several tribes whereby 900 acres Of
land were acquired by the Government, for which
it was agseed that 50 0OO, 900 should be paid, and
that teachers, physicians and farmers should be
furnished to these Indians. These treaties have
been neglected by the Senate; meantime the whites
have taken possession Of the lands ceded. The ar
ti.le adds "Csn it be expected that the Indians
"will remain quiet until these obligations are full
SLED or the whites to seize their lands ?"
An Illinois Pension Agent, who is Douglas man,
has lost his head to-day. Person. here from
Northern Ohio demanding that certain sympathizers
with Douglas in that State shall be beheaded.
To the A..ocia.ed Press.
WAsHIsGToN, Monday, Aug. %, 1853.
The War Department has dispstches from Gen.
Johnston, from Utah, to July 90, but they contain
nothing of general Interest. The troops erecting
temporary warehouses, and preparing to 20 into
Winter quarters.
The oHicers Of the Volunteer Regiment of the Dis
tIict OF Columbia had satisfactory inteivex with
the President ard Secretaryof War to-day with .e-
gard to efficient reorganization of the Militia under
the existing law.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Edward Hudson has been
promoted to be Surgeon, vice Nelson, resigned. T.W.
Leach has been appointed Assistant Surgeon, vice
Hudion, promoted. L. L. Potter, master, has been
appointed Lieutenant, vice j. ID. Reed, deceased.
B. II. Labdsdsle Of Washington Territory has been
appointed agent for the Flathead Indians in that Ter
rltoTy.
Il. Rush Spencer OF Wisconsin ha. been appointed
Receiver OF Public Moneys at Superior in that State,
vice Dean, removed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

The Emapcipationists, We are eIultngly told BY
the iourual. Of the Slave Democracy, have been
thoroughly beaten this year n Missouri. Such sp-
pesrs to be the fact. They will very probably be
beaten there uelt yesr, and perhaps the year after
We fear they will not begin to be beaten in Mary
land AID Virginia before 1864. nor in Kentucky
and Tennessee till ls6l. Much, however, will de-
pend on tie issue Of the next Presidential election.
Should the Republicans carry it, they may begin to
be beaten in North Carolina within five or six years.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
rHy TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.


The publishers of THE TRIBUNE propose to
issue, on the lat day of September and monthly
thereafter, q sheet devoted exclusively to the n-
tere,!s ard uses Of the Mercantile Public, on the
following plan;
I. twill contain fJl reports of the Markets,
with such other Commercial and Monetary intel-
eencs as shall be deemed of special interest to
Merchants.
.. 1t will be sent without charge to $4,000
County Merchants who buy goods in New-York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore or Boston. The names
will be selected by Messrs. McKllop & Wood from
those recorded on the books of their Commercial
Agency, and they guarantee that not less than
so 900 shall be seLt, this being the full number of
Country Merchants ths! they consider it desirable
thus TO address.
8. The total expense will be betrayed BY Mercau-
tile Advertising, for which One Dollar per line will
be charged. Those who require their advertise
men.s to be displayed, will make special bargains
therefor.
1t is believed that no equal opportunity for sd'
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered In the
United States even at double or treble the cost Of
this. This sheet is intended for Merchants alone,
and VIII contain no other matter than such as ID
adapted TO their wants. Advertisements received
at THE TRIBCNE Office henceforth until the 2Sth
lost. by letter, address
HORACE GREELEY Co.
E,,,. Y,,k. Aut H. 1885, No. lS4 Nass.a-st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
The Condition Of the Canals.

ALBANY, Monday, Aug. 3, IS53
In order 10 set a. rect all rumors relating to the
Canals we have obtained the following from the Au-
ditor Of the Canal Department;
"ALBASY, Aug. %, 1851 o'clock p. IN.
"Cp 10 Ii is time We have no information that the
Erie, Chsmpain, and Oswego Canals are not naviga-
bic tier entire length. There has been no obstruc.
ton from breaks any other cause except for few
hours east of Little Falls from want of water which s
now supplied. The Erie Canal is reported in good or
Ger fIom Buffalo to this city.
"tSgrei) n. 8. BENTON Auditor"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
The Spripgfield Regatta.

SPRIsGFIELD, Msss, Monday, Aug 9, lsJ3.
The regatta Of rowbos;s TO occur in this city on
Frdsy next, the 2h promises TO be brllisnt affair.
Numerous bcats, come CT them celebrated By psst
NsvbuIsh, Absny, Hartford, New.L London and other
places ar it is expected TIA. at lsse % boats will bs
here. TIE races are dvdid between four osred boats
sod s.X ssi egat-caIed boat, vteries, esd grad
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
The Troy POstmastership.

TROY, n. l., Monday, Aug. 23, I50S
The Democrats Of this city conplmented James X.
Fonda esq., our newly. appointed Postmaster with
terenace this evening. There was quite q turnout
salute Of lyO guns was also fired in homer Of the sp
pointu ent. Much enthusiasm was manifested, and
speeches were made by . number Of prominent Demo-
Gratis Tie appointment seems TO give general satis-
fs top.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
The Mutineers of the Junior.

BosTos, Monday, Aug. Z3, 1873.
The mutireeIs of the whsleshp Juncr were brought
before Commissioner Woodbury. to day and prelim-
Hsry examination wss neld, AMI they were fully CON-
uhted. Five have made written confessions Of their
crime, exoneratrg the rest.
DIR. David K. Brown was arrested to day on the
charge CT causing the death OF Enily A. thompson
by producing abortion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

In sncther column will bs found . couple Of in-
teres'irg g letters from our Special Correspondent
ip Utah. Serious fears Of short crop were en-
tertsiLed By the Saints. All was apparently
quiet in the Territory, and the troop, were pre-
psrirg 10 90 into Winter quarters.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS Monday, Aug. %, 1853.
Official returns from al the counties in the State
except elk show the complexion of the Legislature to
be as follows: House-Democrats, 81; Opposition, A..
Senate Democrats, "a Opposition, 9. The remaining
counties will probably give the Opposition and the
Democrats
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

four.s icrr. So we doub. 1ss, il viii b ia S.ases
which have yet 10 miks nominations. Nomlnsss
70 m,a merely becsuse Re hs once or twics
already been closer; but, IL be be eminently caps
be snd worthy, the ac. ia. be hss already served
svsn three terms is only an additional recOmneuds-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

c'cs;ne rscs cpsn e al boats e more ia, s.,.
Eei $50 evee 2s.ske.. Tee prizs ss enc. So :.
Bss.. vii b e,ovgat ard ,stursed free Gen 49, !;
'ts csoysfans1 p'sces 1hs entry b,ots A. .s q
OysE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

Mayor Temann's message to the Mayor Of Lon
don went no further than Newfoundland, becsuse
tho operator hsd received Instructions not to for
ward any messsge addressed to parties in Europe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
STATE Politics.

ALBtNY, Monday, Aug. %, 1853.
Thurlow Weed ard II. II. Van Dyke were to-day
elected Delegates TO the Republican State Convention.
fair humber Of delegates to the American State
Council are already here. Tne Council will meet at
noon ten CHOW.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

TlurlOw Weed ard II. H. Van Dyke have been
chosen delegates to the Republican State Conven-
ton frcn Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
FounderiDg Of Steamship Poydras.

NEw-ORLEAss, Saturday, Aug. II, 1853.
The steamship Poycras, belonging to tee Tehusnts
pee Railroad Company, has foundsred 9. sss Creu
sayed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
Wisconsin CurIcncy.

CHICAGO, Saturday, Aug 81, iSs
The Iotes of the dscredited banks IN Wscoosa q,
bought by the brokers here to-day & ono per ea,
6scnunt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
MAYOR TIEMANNS DISPATCH TO TaE
MAYOR OF LONDON.

s.oKyILLE, n. B Monday, Aug %, las
TIE dipstch from the Mayor Of New York to u"
Mayor Of Lcrdon was promptly transmitted {" far y
the Coon station in newfoundland, but the opsrss@
there declined to psss it on to Trinity Bay, assigning
reason that hs had been instructed by tho Mssags"
Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company to reject al "ss
ssges addressed to parties in Europe until me es'.
shall have been thrown open TO the public, Of VIVA
timely notice WILL it has been stated, be given.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
PHrLlpELPHI.. Mordsy, Aug. ..

fhiLADELPHlA, MotdsyI aug
A meeting was held in the Board OF Trsse -. -
this evening in reference to the frs cable esssoi
or the ls. Of September. Col. Soowden, oftse -.
States Mrt, was Chairman. ChisfJustice Lss" :. .
series Of ooDgrstus.ory resolutions, bringing ~.
Philadelphia, John Rodmsn CeI, fer s'hss .,-, =
torers, for fore,eerg, a. alleged the svs''
years ego ard providing fox grand civic ga -, -.
parade on the Ist. Scms oftAs msmos" .,Atas
oppcted the parade oa sccourt Of the sxp''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

urt, the csbie shat tavs bser thrown opsa % the
public Of which timely notice VII bo giTen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

FEET COVERING POR GENTLEmES.--Ine ne
Boo1 ara soEs Manufactured and sold by CANTRELL, OF No.
s3 BIZ tt~sy. those cornnehoap quses
ds, ard dbe.pnes. Gentlemen who 0esirc b. chsse
Bool. on Shoes cf very superior make would do well to
msAe pusse a. bis estsbshnent He has on hand very
arg. o ef P..pt Lesber BooTs and SHoEs fine French
Cs,sp Doors beside the heavier kinds suitable for -ho aud
,iocls excu sion fon which you viii find 10 difficulty in
n Al u 4 sst,sisctcTy selections
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE y. Y. TRIBus
r.ou N Sr,eial CoyytspoHden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-02

r.iculc tlAn toe engagement OF the circular. that
prioes sbsll remain as heretofore" when we kao~
that in the hest Of competition these firms have been
ready TO undertake vofx al amsst any prce repre-
sebtstie by figures.
III. So fax frcm greater aecur;ty being scti4vsd Al,
security vii be destroyed by ths combination. Hi.a-
alto the bet operative talent OF the country has been
eupoved by tie great firms, and i. is credtsbls 10
ttoss firms 10 ssy that breath Of suspicion has al
uttersuce acousr them Of issuing counts r!et oney
Yet the country is flooded with counterfei,s, to de
which there il no other clue than the Indifferent
cntion az tie work. The first fruit Of this oousods-
ton il 10 throw out Of employment most OF first ra,s
engraving talent familiar with all the processes aud
resources Of the business men without means aud
with families and dependents, who will be easily
tempted to accept confrsoand work when called Tor
!, the ordinary course of legitimate business There
caupo, be doubt that the practice Of counerfeitnl,
ztheped By these new and accessible suxaries,
viii grow 10 an extent almost runous to the banking
interest. 90
JII The work will not be improved for no law is
more uniform than that in the absence of compett
the zeal of labor declines II assured of the job, why
should the Company be at the supererogatory expense
of procuring designs, engraving new dies, &c.
such j. not the way of the world.
". We shall therefore have nothing but new COM
tiustions Of old dies, vignettes, figures g., upon
which the counterfeter has been prsctcug fr years,
and which the dismissed engravers can execute per-
scty as any hand in the employment of the ,mpsny
What impetus this fact will add t. countertei.ngi OIL
can readily cor lecture.
The gain, therefore, TO the banks - the certainty OF
having three prices for the work, and the certainty OF
conpterfeits being multiplied beyond precedent.
The gain to tie public the Toes of az confidence in
psper money, with the loss of large percentage on
prfi,s through the enlargement Of the spurious cur
rency. -,
The gain TO the bark note ii ms ia monopoly of the
business with the attendant advantages OF using old
ateris which has been FRI quently counterfeed, and
of exsctiDg prices which competition has heretofore
prevented them from uniformly securing.
fD n
against this unhealthy cons oidation. We may be a.
sured that uness the banks take early mean, to pro-
tect themselves and the public, the good bill will be
an exceptiop the spurious the rue. Would it not be
good plan hall dozen institutions to form an as,
.oclatcn, employ their own eugravers DO their own
ponorev while they also avoid the of old designs
and dee which the counter'eiter can copy with the
utmost easel Or are there no capitalists who VIII
employ the dismissed artists aad 80 restore the oene
fits of competition ohARkHoLpEN'
I,arL Juua l.