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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

GARRorING.-Mr. McQuay was found dead il
Stockton on the 29th--supposed to have beer
strangled by "garroters."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

The snow on the Summit, on the Carson Val
ley road, is five feet deep the late snow storm
was heavier this side than the other
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, sc.
NEW YORK HOTEL
MAIN STREET, WEAVER

THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL HAS BEEN
l. entirely re-itted, and supplied with new Fur
niture, Bedding, &c. 1t now contains number
of single and double rooms, and suits of rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
FAMILIES &c PARTIES
The apartments are well lighted and ventilla-
ted and in point of comfort are second to no lo-
tel in Northern California. Male and female SER
wants are in attendance at all times to make Wis
itors comfortable. In addition to the many 9th
er advantages possessed by this Hotel, n good
B A K e r Y
is also connected with it. where may be always
found an excellent assortment of Bread, Cakes,
Pies, &c. The proprietors acknowledge their
thankfuness for the patronage heretofore receiv-
ed, and respectfully solicit continuance of the
same. MORRIS & BRADY.
Weaver, Dec. 5, 1857, 45td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

CARSON VALLEY The citizens of Carson, Big
Ter and Honey Lake Valleys, are petitioning the
Legislature to transfer the portion of California
East of the main Sierra Nevada, including ten
thousand acres of farm land and three thousand
inhabtants-the object being the organization
Of new Territory. The memorialiss claim the
favor of Gov. Weller and Federal sanction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

London Cordial Gin,
Club House Gin,
SChiedarn Schnapps,
Medicated Schnapps
Royal Schnapps, &c
After several years experimenting in the man
nfacturing OF Gin, fortunately succeeded, in
the year l8iS, in making discovery in its man
ufacture, by which it deprived of all acrid and
infammatory properties, and rendered perfectly
pure. Ny fnanufactory is at Schiedam, Holland.
After several months reflection what title TO
give it, introduced it to the American public
under the name of "Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic
Schnapps. ."-Schedam is the name of the place
In Holland where the Gin is manufactured Aro
tnatic derives its name from the Italian Juniper
Berry, with which it is favored and the word
"Schnapps" is the German for drink Cogue,
Dram-Wofe's Schiedam Aromatic Drink.
No sooner had my Schnapps been introduced to
the American public, and received with appro-
baton, than the liquor mixers of New York.
Boston and Philadelphia, started in pursuit with
their mixed and poisonous stuff, under various
names-Schiedam Gin, Schiedam Schnapps, Lon
don Clubhouse Gin London Cordial Gin, &c,
and in several cases my labels have been so per-
fectly initiated, with only the addition of a few
letters to plead technical avoidance of the law,
and sc carefully prepared as to impose on care
less purchasers i understand a large quantity
has been purchased by merchants of California,
ou uCCouub W tne CuehpHess Vi bHe ultlCieS' 1
especially caution the public against those vile
limitations put up In imitation of my bottles and
wrappers of same eolors-YELLOw PAPER, WITH
BLUE AND RED PRINTIg0-intended to deceive
careless buyers. Such bottles contain the worst
kind OF doctored up and unwholesome liquor. A
merchant who participates directly in the fraud
by selling spurious articles, is as much an olen-
der as the principal who planned the imposition.
hope every honest man in California who values
the health Of the community in which he lives,
will aid me In ferreting out and exposing the un-
scrupulous merchant who, for the sake of few
cents, will put in jeopardy the lives of the com
nunity in which he lives. Such men should be
nailed to the pillory of popular execration.
The genuine Schnapps can be purchased at
wholesale from all the respectable Liquor Dealers
and Druggists in San Francisco.
| have appointed CROSBY & DIBBLE, San
Francisco, Sole Agents for the Schiedam Aro-
matte Schnapps for California and Oregon.
UDOLPH0 WOLFE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

WoN'r STAY SErTLED.-An Eastern paper says
that the slavery question has been settled seve-
raj times it was settled by the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, and settled again by the
election of Mr.. Buchanan yet, the Presidents
Message is full of = debates in Congress are upon
it, newspapers are discussing it all the time and
everybody is talking Of it, just as though it hadn't
been settled f- .--.. .
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06
hoard OF SUPERVISORS.
SHERIFF"S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of the Hon. District Court of the Ninth
judicial District, for the County of Trinity, on Il
Judgment rendered therein on the 2lst day Of De-
cembcr, A. d, 1857 in favor Of Peter Ilamlin,
and against Isaac Farwcl and VIM. Simmons,
for the sum of One Thousand One Hundred and
Ninety -four Is 100 dollars, and interest, and One
Hundred and Seventeen 95-l00 dollars, costs of
suit amounting to the sum Of Thirteen Hundred
aud Twelve and 20 100 tSl3l2 70) dollars, and
interest on the same mt the rate of ten per cent
per annum, until paid, (on the above there Is
credit Of Four Hundred Dolars,) and all accru.
ing costs, have levied upon and seized aud will
expose to public sale, ut the Court House door, In
the village of Wcavervilc, County of Trinity,
On Saturday, ,he aOIh day of February,
A, d., 1853, Mt the hour of o'clock, p. NJ, all
the right, title, interest and claim of WIN. Shim-
mons of, in and to the following described prop
erty, to wit - The undivided one twentieth Of
certain water bitches known as the " Rdgeville
Water, Mining and Milling Company" situate
and being in the County Of Trinity, State Of Cal
ifornla' JNO. b. MAY, Sheriff.
BY JNO. CLARK, Under Sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

DESPERATE SHOT.-A desperate fellow named
Foley, undertook to clear room at Oroville, and
drove everybody out except young man, who
warded off Foley's blows until pursued to the
street; he then turned and shot his pursuer in
the mouth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06
LUNA HOUSE.
RED BLUFFS. CAL.

MY FRIENDS ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
lfI formed that have taken the above named
Hotel, and will be found ready at all times to
wait upon and render comfar table those who may
favor me with a call X. ". WILSON
Red Bluff, Nov 90, 1851 li.d
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06
CHALLENGE SALOON.
Corner Main and Court SIS.

E. D. CAMPBELL,
\ .&sh3 RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
naEsq ,,to his friends and the public, that he
Ss&nSSs2 has opened the above cosy little sa-
SVSsS* 20 loon, in the brick building. corner
of Main and Court Streets, next door to j. S. Nc
Cain & Co., where he will at all times be most
happy to receive and wait upon customers.
The Saloon will be conducted in an entire new
style, and provided with everything necessary
for the comfort of guests The best
WINES AND LIQUORS
in the market, and the finest quality OF SEGARS
may be at all times found at the Bar.
N. B-NO inferior Liquors used for " mixed"
drinks L. d. CAMPBELL.
Weaver, Jan. 9, 1858. Std.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

SALTPETRE has been discovered at the head
waters of Pajaro river, on the Southern coast of
this State il is found in alkaline ponds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-06

DECLARED YACANT.-The Assembly Committee
on Elections recommend that the seat contested
by Harris and Montgomery, of Sutter county, be
declared vacant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
MORE ABOUT THE KANSAS GOLD.

Tie Ocaiea.a' 1ndepenieaoe, Hsssesgr Of the
ash says:
Several gentlemen arrived s. this p.ssr 80 1hurs-
dsy .sst direct from the god mines Pixies Peak.
TIE parties live in hey County, Mo-, end have spent
seyera, months prospecting for gold n these nine-
They safe tha; Is many g. $50 persons bad been u
the ,nins- this Suunie;, ard had e,pored and pros
peci them 70 their hearts content This psrty rep
r,eentei tina, neerly all hst absndoDsd the mines,
they bei.g about the last 20 ieave. They say that
gold c,era;ny exists in that whole setics OF country,
they never troi at any point but they sded N
wnshine oct Q anal quantity from the dlH Dat tas
yied was 81 snal that Il would nt pay th- MINER, ~
aork while they were there. Da averaging ~ much
~ FAY c.a.s per day. The gentlemen intend vnes
they arrive horle in Raw, to pubEsh ~ sccount OF
their adventures and success IN tue mines, togethsr
With the prospects AM Inducements tor others 10 go
TIE in.resos Kansas ReprA,cas of the sd says:
During the past week there have been several arr
walls u tow, from the cod regions Of he Rocky Noun
tans From hr. BAKE. who Wa one ~ the original
lAwrerc. COMPANY We cam thst that company nave
gone go the Spanish Peaks instesd " Cherry Creek.
To >u.nisb Peaks arr in HewNerco, about SIX dsys
Journey south from Pixies Peak. The Lawrence CON-
pAny have been eacsmpsd nearly a. >uuiner 81 Pixies
Peak aud have seu; prospecting companies into al
ih- country round about. They found gold IN 81 The
streams, 6u. not in suihc.eIt quantities to prove
profitable mining with their present facilities. M
Baker Is confident Lat there Gre reh deposts Q! god
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIyFEPooL CoITos MARKFT.-In the Liverpool
market the soes Of Cotton for the three days ending
tie 2lst were 3ooo0 bales, including 5000 bales on
speculation and 3C00 bales FOR export. The market
closed firm q. advance, chiefly Middling quail
Gcs, OF l-lCd.
The adyces from Manchester are favorable prices
of oil kinds Of goods being firm.
LIVERPOOL BREkDsTUEFs MsREHT.-Messrs. Rich
srson. Spence Co. quote Flour very dali, aud state
that holders would hceep; reduction 10 effect sales
Western 90 a2l +; Philadelphia and Baltimore, q q
90 o; Ohio. - 25I. Wheat has q declining tend
ercyi Red Western, s. SIS; White Western, 6i3
90, White Southern, 7ie7j6. Corn dull. White,
50; Yellow, 3ii
LIyERPOOL PEoyIsios M4REsr-Messrs. Rchsg l.
son. Spree & CO. quote Beef dull. Pork quiet the
market vas bare Of American. Bacon steady. Lari
quiet ct 60 d62. Tslow sov OF sale, but pnces III
altered; Butchers 81
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MiRKET.-In the Liverpool
market Asnes quiet, with sale of Pot 81
q t. Sugar Wa quiet. Coffee dull. Ilnseed OIL
$40. Spirits 1urpeniine steady 81 80 on the spot.
end s. lG to arrive. Resin steady ., aga fos com
MN.
IosDOs NiRgsrs--In the London Market, BRE,D-
eIuyrs we're dnl and WHEAT he'd declined a2i 2
qua-te- SUGAR cioscd buoysnt, though without quot
sb.e advance. CorFEG steady. Tx,-Aversge buzz
ress, without alteration in rates. RICE heavy and al
Gusities eighty lower. T,ILo~ firm al 49,. PFC
IRoS sesdy Ct q Cd.
Lo,Dos hosEr h.EsKI.-The London Money
market Hs- generally unchanged. Conso,s closed on
the 2ls ai y .ss'! or Money, and 9i cog for Ac-
count.
AFRICAN sTooKs.-1be Lordor narxot Tor Ao.rri-
car Secar.sties wss dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06

railway COMPANIES shov a falling of u TIE majority
az them as con,psrea with the preceding week.
The new reilrtrd from Paris 10 Niucennes, which -
az grest importance in military point OF view, -
being eon,l.ed viii, The utmost Dispatch. A namb'r
OF arche. IN tie Rue de- Lyons desigDete che -iiOn
The ni,,ster o. Public Works hes given he appro-
be,;.n t the plans If the Western Railroad Company
t,r tb. norton of the line from Rernes to Redou,
,itnrte be,yeet Macoir, aud Besl" TIC line j. ~
Clou the VALLEY Of the V'aine, aud IS ten kilometres
l.;y miles and anrnerl shorter than the direction
orpiuauy pToposed by the hight Of Breufeu.
Tbe JoyrHGl DIS Cherlins de- Ter SAVE:
IN Tsbt eu6 Baon J. H. ktschiJ have ut eo-einded
,sv ess'iston a. h.urs lie us'rsn Govern
,.. aue.s.. 70 ~. LonbzEdo -ne~l Aa!~ay Company
r. Tr,e.f. l,. u ,iloatre. q ard
- 49, ne % kilomefrea Ths- Ln-s The
- flushed a at work, tn CONF viii psy 11OJ tSlh
I7n fN Austrian Government IT. hoU eve he
.c.rt. DO not exceed reI 1911 The above s be
dced 20 - O0OL lLcr evidently u ;he.e lines ID . Tie
Venetian Con parry er hss been eneeced a. re
liz op Bsutze e. yfack end line !fua I-s.e " Asr1
snS sr.-rcE ad j. probable :hs vi shorty .ske irva TIE
FspesJ os rh lines railways rom Pestn ~ h~rbOrs AID
u hatss. The Ce,s nccetlerY le "a, oil
~ n, nes en.ivev Of that from Tres.s 20 Vienna is .s
ms,ed bout 500 buf there u granted for tno-e
SECTIONS ruarautv o Of per and sbvs The
nkn, frud q probable that they viii b. contracted By
u,ru, OF lud, What ias,if~s ,ais that te psrt- 81 M
FraLs Nh Ire which tsyc be- psErna, III b. peid for
in ha manner L. apresfs hat 10 $40 ,, rds viii b.
I'D which will II said belong The holders Of the
Lcnbsrdo Company Ths operation, -lirh ~ the
NOS. rsb inst been ehcied for ysars com
Uetes Italy which wiih the bIe am Rome 70
trcoa Ron.us sudo Civa Vecrhia ard Naples forms
the eete Of tn Italian r"sy and pats Eurvp IN csnioa
nlesliOu III LlOrr gicA cOtI..ie,.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
FOUR DAYS LATER EROM toaorr'
By the Eammonia and sow Se''laa'
CONDITION or TIE OCEAN TELEGRAPH.
ENGL!Sk CIF6 TN IAN wv

Tho .erew steamship, Hammouis which leh South
.ur,on on the 2st ut, arrived here on Tueeday
rg' She len Hamburg on her regular day, .he 18th,
with nearly 800 passengers but the first day ont er-
ploded her magazine and put back for repairs.
The steamship Nova scotiap, from Liverpool on
Wednesday, the 22d ult., arrived at Quebec yes
terday morning.
Tie Royal Mel steamship Canada, from Boston,
arrived al Liverpool on the evening Of the lSth
The steamship CITY of Baltimore from Nev-Ysrk
reached Liverpool on the 10Th.
The steam,hp Anglo-ssxon from Quebec arrived at
Liverpool on the 2lst.
The steamship Ariel ran aground when approaching
Southampton, bat got of without material damage.
THE Times city article Of Tuesday, SEPT. y, says
The English funds were dull, without sbyious cause,
siroe, although payment of % per cent on the new
Indian loan had 20 be made, money wa abundant IN
the Stock Exchange nt per cent, and further very
considerable supply Of gold was taken 20 the oank'
Tie amount taken to the bank on Monday wa
G3C0, coo.
Nr. Lever is said to have purchased the Congress,
the SITTER ship to the Prince Albert FOR the GALWAY
6pe
There is no Improvement to be remarked in the trade
Of Paris or the department. during the lest wee'.
LrtRPooL Corros MARKE1, Sept. 20.--A large
amount of business done This day. sales amount
fully to TO- 0CO bales 800 for export end specua
Ten. Holders are unwilling to sell except at an adj
vance in many instances l 81. e ID hes been paid.
LosDos Cons MARKrT, Monday, Sept. 20.-ln the
Corn market tbi morning there was decline of be-
tween and 2i.
Loxpos Mosrf N.RKEr.-Consols for money 81.
oil and 81! al for the 9Th October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
TBEExpLosIoNO ON BOARD THE HAMMoNIA.

The following account of the accident to the Han
.onia il given by the Hamburg correspondent of The
london Ddiiy ke4cs the date OF the letter being sep
TENDER ~:
The steamer leit the Elbe Oh Thursday afternoon,
and bad not been many hours al seq when from some
hitherto unexplained cause an explosion took place IN
sbe after part of the ship, and was found that the
powder -niagaziue, containing the vessels stock of
blue lights signal rockets, and powder for selutlng
had blown up. This magazine being situated under
the principal saloon, the passengers III the hrscass
eabips were the principal sufferers. the poop decks
were forced up by the violence of the explosion. The
ship was immediately turned round TO return 10 the
Ellie, whiic insdical assistance war specify offered by
the surgeon of the Hammond, aha Dr' Nt4huei, V""
uf the cabin passenger.
selinin he Iist 81 wounded "a given By The corr
pany: /. Madame Andre frou Ohenbach, residing at
Philadelphia slight confusion OF the reht MP :. herr
Rsrtb from Gotta Rica. dlsocatiOn OF the LETT knee
cap 3. Miss Fanny Hermann. from Furtb, sGght
Wound Oh the lett check. A. Herr Friedrich Muller,
from OdenbuIg, lower part OF .et taish bone broken,
and fracture If right leg below the knee
Although the police authorities have made the most
searchiug investigation, and examined the Oiiicers,
passengers and crew, nothing has been elected 70
ihrow the slightest light on the cause O The explosion,
which lie generally attributed to spontaneous combus-
I.n.
Tie powder magazine contained forty blank car
trdges for the saluting tpounders, i've dozen blue
lights, and about equal quantity Oi signal rockets
There was also some gunpONdcr in Il belonging 10 the
French Government. Some Of the slightly wounded
proceeded to New-York By the Hammonia, but Muller,
who was sitting in the smoking saloon immediately
over tie powder magazine when the explosion took
place lies in the General Hospital of this city in q
most critical state Dr. knorre, The head surgeon Of
III. establishment, is going to amputaie both Of his
legs today end enter;ans but very feeble hopes OF his
surviving the operation. Madame Andre Is also NOT
able Ia proceed 10 her destination by this steamer and
pnains for the present at the Hotel de lEope under
the surgical care of Dr. Knouo. No damage was
done to the screw any other part OF the machinery
OF the HammOnis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
TIE VERY LATEST.
LONDON, Wednesday, sept

Losbos Wednesday, sept. %, 1858.
TIE 7,ves city article reports the funds inactive
yesterday, but improved ! in price.
The Daily kevs says slight stimulus was given by
the continued influx of gold The Bank had received
nearly half million specie since the date of its las
return.
The London papers publish report by Mr.. Marley,
Electrician of the Atlantic Telegraph, the prese Mt
state of tire cable. His experiments show that the
cable has rot parted. Faint signals still received
rom Newfoundland. He speaks Of another and more
distant fault the locality of which he cannot estimate
without going to Newfoundland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
FRANCE.

Letters from Naples say that are ats
made the OF the festival Of the Pc d. Gr0tia
One account is that more than 1000 persons we're
taken up Including Oi all professions and trades
merchants, lawyers. medical men ami even priests
The (, siya over, they set ct liberty dispatch
In the Nerd tks of srrests made the day after the
festival
Things in Madrid seem approaching crisis. How
ever univundel may be the persistent unors o coming
disturbances, there hardly be doubt that Don
pel must take some more decided p"iticsl posi-
GOn. IL rs the intention OF those frosreeisiSs VINO
lave accepted ofhoe of them, as Messrs. Luzu-
maya and Roda, high positions IN the GoVsTSment 10
rsgn II The Premier does not frankly adopt Aneia!
course II Is thought that modification IN shc Minis
try Is imminent. The elections 90 teke place early
October and vii doubtless be attended with srca,
excitement.
The investigation into the circumstances OF the late
accident on the II. GERMAN Railway il a. en- end
The station master a. Nesnct and the telegraph d.
rector on the line between S. Gornsin ana Paris have
been seit before the tribunals, charged with homicide
BY in prudence.
IN Rome 10 be handed to the Pope, together with
hitter from the Emperors own hand. TIE stipustions
ontained in the tresty in favor oi tne religion ii
which the Pope is the CHEZ, form TIE motive VI iAS
proceeding. ,u -.
n feared tha, he vii not be able 10 essuue the ooia
maud Of bis military division, II winch case u WI D.
conferred IN November neIt, on Marshal kaaccs.
A report from French physicians resident !, we
epidemic which began AZ Beuga, hss nos iccrsaSt 20
a. extent which should inspire alarm IN Europe, sad
thai the measures taken 10 oomhst it are gesersuJ
speaking, good.
Tie EOnsts-y DC la FTote announces a. positive that
three ships 81 the lne at prcsen, Of Toulon, are Ia
le dispatched 10 Bres Immediately sa,T their inspec-
tiun by the Minister of Marine. The French naval
station of the Antilles IS TO be augmented by two small
vessels brig and steain Dispatch boat.
letter from Toulon, dated yestsrday, states inst
ahe stearnfigste Chnstophe Coornb Is TO cal to-day
for Narcotics 10 receive Gen. II Mshon snc convey
him 10 Algiers. The GeneTl is to be ACCOMPANIED by
his Aidesde-C Camp Col. Iebrun snd Major BoEel AID
his orderly officers, lleuts. dHarcourt and Esle-
niles.
There il no improvement 10 be remarked in
1be trade Of Paris or the departments during the
has, week Considerable distress prevails smong the
tyadesmen Of Paris, fact proved by the number OF
saes by execution which lake place every day Sales
NV auction have become 80 numerous here thai Il 9
y,E ssleyoom il being for the second time enlarged.
accounts from the departments speak OF dull mar
Ut. and the sst weekly returns Of the receipts OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TrSsDAr, Oct 5, IsJ8.-Presiiest PrsDr II |"
chair and Quorum present. A.
lie statement u the Auditor, presented g
BLCsT shows that the expenditures Of the clIy I''~
January 70 October l. is,s, have been - fo1o"s
O. CT, are Special ~, -.
Os TN Anfse2.A. ..-.......'.-....-.''.''.'.''
~...r snfnAnb
SctI
Mr.. TwEED offered TIE following resolution; ,.ry
Esslrsd Tia: b- c. nuis;eres Of Police o. q p,,e
rsai es.d b MORN lila bosrd vbosc Fl as
Polf~ Maintained Stz.en Island sod slso -
y Or the koLses .. f-gr-sae1 sss Nc sssh "p' -
Adopted. ,
BY the monthly report Of the City Cbanossf's aa
apuesrs that tie expenditures fof tho cas' LII "a,
itt OF January through the mouth OF SEPTEMBER
been &. 3s, 100 20. ,.-..,,b, ~
i. connetioc with ne srbject u quits br, nguS
Judgments obtained aga;ar. the city rhisn , re-
Incidentally. M. KLssEDr offered the ioHoH'-e
oIut on Which was adopted -, =. .~.e
Th.f ". Committee CiYr Courts b. aHeoe' eo1
,.i, az r. DIR. 20 this Board whAi suit AZ "A" 80 100
--e,c-s .r.in,t IN. County since JAZZ lts 80, 90 So
I've -.s m.de IN esss sus, 49, . Seisef ss'eH'
Il ,seL sac BY whom ~ -. ,..s..d upoc,
ard sor,- other routine Business d-sposed o.
which the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06

The Emperor and Empress ct Russs arrived at
Moscow ON the 9Th inst. Prince Gortchakof accom-
panies thoir Gsjesiies During his absence, the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Is in:rusted, by Imperial
ukase 10 NJ. 1ols,Ui. An Imperial rescript, dated
from Moscow, confers upon Gen. NurGNieh, Cover
norticreral Of Eastern Siberia. the dignity OF Count
Of the Empire, with tho title Of Amoorski, ac-
Acknowledgement Of the services rendered By the General,
who negotiated the recen, treaty with China and 10
whom according 10 the terms Of the rescript Siberia
owes the commencement O! her civil regeneration.