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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

BrR61 ,RY-On Thursday night, ss Officer Wa
Wayt CT tie EghtCen.h Precinct, wss pa'roihng dis
beat. re discovered fellow coming cut Of Mr.. Dennis
Jacksous boot and shoe store No $50 Fourth sver-e.
with bsg over his shoulder. 10 Consequence OF the
unreasonable hour and tic fellows sus cous appear.
ance the officer arrested him and conveyed i'm 70 tre
station. House, where be gave MS name as F.ederick
Friday. The bag when examined, VISA mud to con
tain boots shoes 6nd other property to tee value OF
$50. Twas subsequently ascertained tnat he ,lore
u Mr.. jackson hal been burgaro-sly entered ard
Tie property question stolen thereirom. The goods
and other property were identified by Mr.. Jackson.
Tie accused was Yesterday morning taken be;c' 2
justice Kelly at the Jefferson M.-ket fodce Court,
and ccr,n;t;ed . prison ir default Of 5000 bad. FH-
d,y is ti years OF sge, native Of Germany ia far
mer and in answer TO the charge ad tbat he I'd rot
l.esk ITO The store, but fori the bag in The street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

DIED or Ms IsJURIEs "A man named Jonn buH
d.ed at thr City Hospital yeseriay from J 5
Fcfc'. Dock EEK ia o0nseqlehes 81 4
bag Il ,sii witch crushed MS leg lie wa 'Hi'J h's J"V
s.e C.TOutr Smell held an ibqlf't
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

Sui,h WAS rrsuUet btflre the Recorder y.s,e-t sy.
2r Gfab4rp inquired extensively into tie .nst', !ro
cessee OF NJ FAec o1aesso ing TO get ta.s ~ he
tbeorv thy The 4, alcstoos are olly us4kss ca isei
by ,bc crorced stste Of tie Cottroiers Ofce. " O.
rcuteri It impossible 10 keep perfect boo2,. "a,
a. ese us:ai - gould 81 be exp .inei were not NJ
F,srp's susJoioIs % intensely excited tia. - con
,ot allow Mr.. Sui,h tie aC1e-s 20 the books Of t.e
,.,ice necetsary .or makss .Aes. eIr.suat.ons And
finally. tlst even i! there fraui, tao city %,
u,il 70. b. i, Mr. Flagg was rot. however, ooC4.
. sisast enough b admit :. 81 ne hst lot force enough
il hi. flee to keep hooks AZ they should be kept lac
ra;r.st.d L, s. Ls IVES f:ee elough from pre- lice 70
ha- SD - al a;icn- wl,5 had yfooi. to back :Aem
r- he preferred 20 keep Le papers Of the ri. o.t y
- bspi. OF NJ Suiih lie could not ga, .ha the city
yovi iose much by tns par-'us- defacs.ion, aud he
re-,lu:ely refused to make against Mr. Eli charge
If coluson 10 Mr. SmitA, although he thought tLat
ii facts warranted such charge 1t net very oi
cut to accou4.fo the proongatoo OF the exsmicsOn
oaNr. F.scg. Mr.. Dev is to be the reIt wtoe-s,
snd s. It yery possible Ina; he may fri necessary
TO re.use to r. sVoro, every d6y tie eIsmra:ior
b shovel off IS day TO I'm cut OF prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03


Which is 80 per cent on the whole 20 per cent ou
passage money and g. per cent on tue extra Baggage.
Another thing either the railroads o. the Conmis-
siopers cent Mr. Murray to Euope some tns ago u
en6esvor TO put stop tothe oookng taere; lie vas
sccnditsd by the State and Federal authorities 80
that lie 90, interviews wd foreign ssihori,es Would
il rot be interesting to the public to k1ow vsesse the
known o<csn ys,io9 oi tue Cc0pisscssEs 9t EniSrs-
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

PLuG MUss AT VicToRIA.-Last evening.
the Sheriff arrested n drunken man for dis
o, derly conduct. on Yates street. The fel.
low resisted and on tho officers attem ting
to drag him along towards the Fort. cried
out TO the crowd who had by this time COL
iected around. to rescue him. A party Of
bis friends came to his assistance, and by
means ef pushing and showing. and the
presence Of the crowd and its countenace
succeeded in king him from the custody OF
the officers and rutiirg him on board n row
boat. that was Immediately showed out into
the Bay.
Gov. Douglas. on being informed Of VIII at
had transpired. dispa' ched message TO the
commander of " b. NJ, vessel of var Pump
er. lyirg at Esquimalt. which Immediately y
steamed up, and by half past II o'clock
anchored nj the mouth Of Victoria har bor.
Presently boats were lowered from her sides
manned by some fifty marines and forty
| blue. jackets who proceeded to search several
vessels near by, for the man John Robinson
and his corjutors. in the distur bance Of the
early part Of the 9 eninp. Robinson and
two others were found aboard n small schoo-
ner, arrested and placed in the prison OF
the Fort. All this was done very quietly
| bet " cen the houre / | p. NJ. on Friday and
a. Nj on Saturday, ard very few persons
knew If what was going on.
| On Tatnrday morning at 10 o'clock. the
accused werc sr,aigned before the Police
Commissioner, Pemherton, on a charge oi
disorderiy conduct and resisting an officer
in the discharge Of his duty.
On Monday morning at II O'clock. the
three men were arraigued for sentence and
condemned rs follows John Robinson
fined $40 costs, and the two others $50 and
costs each. In case Of default OF payment
the pri oners to be confined in the Ill two
IN, n,hs. aud before any of them is discharg.
ed, small bond is required for their future
| good beha avor.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

TuE DuyERENcE.-The proceedings OF
the two conventions that convened at saera
mcnto on the 4th instant. exhibit marked
difference. The Lecompton Convention was
characterized by the bitterness and denun'
citation of professed politicians end spois'
seeking demagogues. while that Of the Dem
ocracy, exhibited the united. calm aud dig
piiied course Of men who were ycontending
for principles. and submitting them to the
decision Of the people. with confidence In
their purity and CO. rectness. Those rrin-
ciples will not be discarded by the American
people, at the demand Of central power,
though the epi,hets aud deounciation hurl
ed unon them by the Lecomptonites we're
teufold more fierce and bitter. The ve' diet
of the ballot box will bc against those who
would centralize power 10 the Federal aa'
tho,ity in accordance with the platform ol
the Lecomptonites.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

MARvELous GoIp SroRx.-The Los An
geles rintyard tells the following wonder
full story The gold wo understand was an
old deposit Of stolen treasure:
Some wo,kmen in excavating for the
liquidation for building to be put M by
MIR Obiids, while engaged in their labor on
Wednesday afternoon. suddenly struck upon
gold bearing earth. In less than half an
b ur a quantity Of gold of no less than four
thousand dollars in value was picked out OF
the &, av,l by the workmen II was utterly
impos.ible 10 tell the exact amount b ain.
by romc il was estimated at not less than
sx thousand dollars The gold was very
coarse. one lump which We saw aud handled
vas worth twenty dollars. another Ave dol
lars. We believe that the smallest piece
found weighed Eve dollars, and some ten or
fifteen Jumps which we're taken out Of the
ground. by one person, were believed TO
average twenty dullars each Il was some.
what remarkable thai not . grain was found
of lees weigh than Ave dollars. l, is expec-
ted that large bars Of gold will he found az
soon as they arrive at the bed OK.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
OPHIR TOWNSHIP


ORovILLE Precinct, M. |, in Washington
Block II. b Lathrop, Sen Inspector. aud
George W, Garriott aud L. Dunham, Ju..
ges.
PRrcINcT No Theater Bl ok ID d
Harris, Inspector, c. Scriber au1 j. b Ford
Judges
LYNcHBURGH.--T j. jenkins, Inspector
and ...... Myers, Judges.
ROBINSON HILL ---Grey Inspector
and Redding and A. NJ, Young, Judges.
CHERoKEE RAvINE ALLEN Smith Inspec-
spector and George Dillon aud ellis, Jud.
ges.
GARDEN RANCH.-Cummings, spec,or,
and A +. Mann and c. Davis, Judges
CENTRAL. HOUSE, Ward, Inspector, and
Alex Kirby and 4. Jackson, Judges
KENT's RANCH w. f. Mcconnell. II
Bateman an John A Smell, judges.
WHITE RocK--W C. Tatmnn. In>pec or,
and Levi Smith aud G. A. Bergman, Jud
ge,.
LoNG's BAR.--A. Cole, Inspector, and
--Judges.
UNION CAPE CL,IM.-Capt E Wills NJ,
Inspector, aud A. IL. ConneIy and Childus;
Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

LARGE AprLE.-The Agricultural ociety
rooms In Sacramento, according to the Bee.
acknowledge the receipt Of a fine specimen
Of what is labelled. Rcd Astrachan" apple.
thirteen inches in circumference. grown by
DR.. ] II. Craudall, of Auburn. II is fine
apple. bu, in our opinion 1t should be label.
led "Golden Pippin." IL was raised on a
tree from the nursery Of Myers. at Ala
vneda
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

person residing out Of this State. and
refusing the editorials of portion of the
California press, would, in all probability
exelaim-what a precious set Of scnundrels
OF every grade and character those Califor-
mans must be! How can they fbave the
.frontery to ask us to 90 and settle there, to
establish our homes in their midst, to take
up our permanent abodes with them, when.
by their own showing, they must be the re-
fuse Of societyl- San Fyaneiseo Herald.
We say Amen to the above. How can
those men who are endeavoring to place Jo
Baldwin on the Supreme Bench, have the
efrontery to pen such articles, when IL is
known that his only qualification for that
position is his devotion to the Grant hold
ers' How can men who would rob the hon.
est tiller Of the soil Of the hundred and six
~ acres Of land which the Government has
said he could enjoy by removing bither,
with his household goods, his improve
ments and years Of labor, have the efronte-
ry TO mention settlers. the producing class
--tbe real wealth Of the State--in connec-
ton with their vile schemes to turn them
| over a Irey to the land sha, ks that have
covered millions Of acres in the golden State
with their Greassr Grants! How can those
who tupport the Administration in its refu
sal to establish a serviceable overland route,
have the efrontery to mention immigration
biiber How can those who are pursuing a
course that sustain, Gwin in perpe, uatin :
the Steam Ship Monopoly, have the effront-
cry TO hold out inducements to immigrants
when they know that it costs the price Of n
valuable farm to arrive in San Franci co ?
Men who put forth extracts of the above
character. after inducing immigrants to sac
rifice their all to arrive here, would thrust
their J oe Baldv in upon the Supreme Bench
| Of the State to tell him that he must not
touch mn mere Of the rich agricultural land
in our borders, because, forsooth they bc-
long TO the Limuntours Of California. You
wnnt your Joe Baldwin ON the Supreme
Bench, to tell the miners of California that
the rich placers they have prospecte1. and
| the extensive Quarts Mills they have erected
belong to the Larkins of floating grant no.
tariety.
Is this the feast to which the Lecompton.
ties invite Caifornia's hardy sons of toll,
whom you ave sneeringly denounced as the
'Mud.siH Of Sociefy2 Do you have the ef.
frontcry to ask the miners and settlers to
vote away years Of labor, their farms and
their m ming claims, and still speak of the
inducements for migration to he famed in
the golden Sta,e' Out upon such hypocri-
sy Give us no more tools Of grant holders
for Supreme Judges; but, rather, honest
men, who are at liberty to decide according
to the merits Of the case. Are not the Le-
oomp'onites, who practice these frauds upon
the laboring classes, "he refuse Of SOrie.
ty1" Awny with such scheming t,ickery.
deception and fraud. and permit California
for once to foster and protect her true inter.
esis.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
KIMSHEW TOWNSHIP.

Doc TowN.-E. B, Kinson Inspector
and J. ID. Pollard aud z. G Hubbard, Jud
ges.
BRorHERToN SroRK--J. r. Brotherton
Inspector, aud A. e. Lcngmon, Jndges
DIAMoNDvil LE.--Groige larbel Inspec.
tor. and Benz Han fiauu aud L. Beasly
Judges.
FoRKs OF BUrrs Capt Bracy, Inspec-
tor, W. Il ans and W Hnle Jud les
HE'LL Town w. Nesbtt, Inspector. AL d
Capt Johnson N j Nlcha)l, Judges
kIMcKLL's RANcH--George " Wi mott,
l. spector, md E F. Kmke, Judges
LovELocw's SroRE.--J, Ii. Patty. In.
spector, al d ...... Judges.
INsKIP.--John Munson, Inspector, and
George Waters and W Juliuu, Judges.
MINERAL SLiDE.--.F Stryker, In
spector, and Thomas, Judges
OREGON TOWNSHIP
SPANISHrowN - Esq Cady Inspectors,
and - Myers, - Jugtes.
YANKEE HILL. Geo Geiss Inspector
j Billings ". Don"ellson, Judge,
NILSSON BAR.-S. c. Curtiss, Inspector
- Co per, judge.
FRkNcHIowN j. Btrrow Inspector
and Simmons, - Judges
CHERoKgE FLAT S Class Inspector
and I. McD9nnel>, John Mhson.
MEssiLLA NALLEY.-M. Hence In pc ctor
AMI j. Z. Harry, I. Chance, Ju lges
OREGoN CITY R. +. Derrick Inspector
and c. Simmons, W. Hendricks, Ju iges
LINp.AY BAR --R. Lindsay, Inspector
and -- - Judges.
LITTLE KiMsAEw vi Wells. Inspector,
Ike Bateman, J. Hunter, Judges.
BALsAM BILL,--W. Ramsey. Inspector, and
- Church, - Harris, Judges.
CoNCow VALLEY. j Stewart. Inspec-
tor. and DR.. Thompson, G. &. MARQUIS
Judges.
BIG Bar - Kitchen. Inspector, and
W. TOwle, - Judges
CHAPPAREL HILL - Smith, IusI ector
and - - Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

A s.SruMp THE WoRIp."-The San Jose
r, ibune chronicles 'stump-the- world
peach, grown ut its place. which measures
eleven inches in circumference. taken any
way, and weighed ten ounces and three
quarters Of an ounce.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

The officers Of the several Z ection pr.
eincts are hereby instructed not to atta.h
'helr accounts TO the Election Returns. I'M,
10 send them in separately, certified to h,
the Inspector Of thew resi- eciive Precipc,.
:, by order Of the Board Of Supervisor. ~
Butte County '"
+. A. MATTHEWS. Chairman
Attest, NJ. II. DARRACH.
Clerk Of Board
By J II. MvRPLE, Deputy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

A H,sroRiAs's OPIsioS,- - Many politi-
clans Of our time are iu the habit OF lay
ing IL down as self eyideni proposition,
that no peope ought TO be fee till they a'e
fit to use their freed m. The maxim is
worthy Of the fool in the old story. who re.
solved no, to 90 into the water I'LL he had
learned 90 swim II men are to wait for
,ibetty till they become wise and good IN
slavery, they may wait forever --.haeou'
lay.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
CASCADE TOWN SHIP.

MooREvILLE John X yes. Inspector
and john GuildersIeeve and E. Dodge, I'D.
ges
STRAwBERRY VALLEY --Teesdale, In
spector, and Z. Babcock and Z. Smith. Iud
ges.
MOUNTAIN SPRING HoUsE.--W. A Hubbs
Inspector, and -- Judges
RHINEHART BAR Nj. Brown. Inspector
and II Z. Rogers, Sudges
BRowN's DIcGINGs w. Burr, Inspector
and -- Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

CoNsfpgRArE.--Thc friends Of Mrs Mary
Doyle, whose husband was among the lost
from the steamer Oregon when on the rocks
at Point Reyes. have raised several hundred
dollars for her benefit. in San Francisco
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION
PROCLAMATION !
State of California,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
" en-, that a General Elect

N OllCE lS HEREBY CIV
lN en-, that a General Elect
ion is to be held on Wednesday, the
first day of September next, through
out the State, at which the following
Officers are to be elected;
One Justice of the Supreme Court,
for unexpired term, Controller of
State, and District Judges for the
following Judicial Districts:
First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth.
Also, Senators are to be elected as
follows:
FOURTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of Alameda and
Santa CLARA, one Senator.
FIFTH DISTRICT,
Composed OF the counties OF San Francis
co and San Mateo, two Senators.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties of Mariposa,
Merced, Tulare, Fresno and Buena Vista,
one Senator.
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
Composed of the counties Stanislaus and
Tuolumne one Senator
EIGHTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties of San Joaquin
and Contra Costa, one Senator.
NINTH DISTRICT,
Composed OF the county of Sacramento,
one SeUatJr.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Composed of the counties Of Marin. Sono-
ma and Mend0cno, one Seu ator.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties of Butte and
Plumas, one Senator.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Composed of the counties of Sutter and
fuba, one Seuator, and one from iuba.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed of the county of Nevada, one
Senator.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed of the county of Placer, one
Senator,
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed of the county Of FL Dorado. two
Senators.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of Amador and
Calaveras, one Senator.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Composed Of the county OF Sierra. one Sen
atOr.
Also, the following Members OF As
aemlhlY.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
WYANDOTTE TOWNSHIP.

WYANDoTTE Jacob Snow, Inspector
d. Lewis and Il. Rutherford, Judges.
Wilson's RANCH.--C. Dunknm, Inspector
and J. NJ. wilson aud John Bergeu, Jud
ges.
HnNoUr CITY.-Thomas Fox, Inspector
and w. Caiue and John ULeany. Jud-
ges.
BANGoR.-E Fellers, Inspector, and C
Brook and James A Watson, Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
ORC TOW NSHIP.

ORC TOWNSHIP.
ORo LERvA--J, Worden, Inspector, and
Thomas Jones. Judges
FoRBEsrowN.--R. r. Chappell, Inspector,
II. d Ollphant and II. Chickenlng, Jud-
ges.
ROBINSON MILL--A Lewis, Inspector,
II, c. Hammond, Judges.
HANsoNvILLE.--J II Hanson. Inspector
and - Thompson and - Armstrong,
Judges.
NATcHEs.--George Pierson, Inspector
d. W. c. Day and F Bailey, judges
EVANSVILLE r Btown. Inspector, and
Thomas Denson and T. Waterman, Jud
ges.
BINGHAM's BAR.--W. F. Hooper, Inspt O.
tor, Capt. Mead and d-Ferguson, Jud.
ges,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

SNAIw.-Mr. Griffith relates to the Trinity
Journa. that his friend shot o rattlesnnke,
on Bald mountain. which was lying coiled.
and which sprnng twenty feet in the air
when the shot struck il
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENTERPRIsE-Robert Taylor, Inspector,
and - Jenney F. Wilc K, JUICES.
STEvENsoN's SToEE,--A. Stephenson, In.
spector, and W. Brown, and J. nburn,
Judges.
Moore TowN.--Jobn Freelaud, Inspector
and John Moore and F. Arthur, Judges,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

MARysvILLE ADvEaTIsEMENr.--T at
tenton of traders. families and the public
generally is referred to the advertisement OF
Mr.. A + Flint, the popular dealer in crock
cry, hardware &c. in Marysvillc.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

To be HuSo.--Miehael Murray has been
sentenced to be hung OF pownieville on the
II n Of September, for the murder OF n
swede. named Sweeny. OF Poker Flat, last
December,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.

HAMILTON CITY R B No re, Inspec
tor, and K. Davis, W. Niuiamson, Judges
TURNsR's RANCH - ohe,t Turner, It.
speetor, and Geo. Ii Lynch J. u. Crane
Judges.
FAULKNER's RA> CIt $. Fork cr, In
,pector, and J J. { y asr, J0hl NJ ore,
judges
HoLLoLUPA RANCuEsiA D., Wood u q
lul sector, aud :. ilAr, y B Navel,
Judg,s
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
CHICO TOWNSHIP

CHico John BidwelI, Inspector, and A
ii. Barber, Dir. J. B. Smith. Judges
JENNINGS LANDING w lie. las. ee;or
AMI Usher, Jas. Forney. Judges.
WHEELER's HoUsE.--C. Wheeler, Insnec.
tor. aud Thos. S. Wright, A d. Iur ner
Judges.
JoHNsoN's RANCH y Lowry. In.pecto,
and W. Heushaw. j. Wa son JUDGES.
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
Ell REkA TOWNSHIP.

NEW PHILADELPHIA w Perdue. Iuspcc
tor, and W. N. Alien, F. Petus. Judges
NORRIS RAsINE u. Brittenbaner. In
spector, and - Thomas,J Clymper. Judge,
Sparks House, NJ Sparks, Iuspec
tor, and - Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

Also, Judges tn the following Coun-
ties, TO wit
Amador, CalaveEas.
Merced. Nevada.
Placer, San Bernardo,
San Mateo, Trni y,
and Tulare,
Should there be any vacancies for County
Judges other than those contained in this
proclamation, the counties will proceed TO
elect. The above list is correct, 80 far as
the books Of this office show.
=
The attention of the Boards Of County Su'
pervisors is directed &c the second Section
Of an act entitled AN act to amend an Act
TO regulate Elections. passed March 23d,
1850" pas ed April 27th 1865. See Stat
utes Of 1855 page l60.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal Of
State. at office In Sacramento, California.
this thirtieth day of July. in the year Of our
Lord oDe thousand eight hundred and ffty-
eight. JOHN b WELLER
.fttssf :-FERsis FoRMAN, Sec. of State
BY order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
Attest, u true copy.
NJ H. DARRACH.
Clerk Of Board of Supervisors, Butte Co.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

Comfy Bonds for RaiiroGd or Wngon Roads--NC
IT. Election, wedntsdny Sci ten her 1si IN
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
N o II &c E {!

THNuE FIRM HERE oFoRE y tiTk O.
u ntss under toe name Oi H~u''N
hangal frum H. S date. i" rxI6HI'
Iub -. lsE 4 liz
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
Tor SrJer, 'sor, T.rs' IistrIot,
PETER FREER.

Ter Jrttlcts e tie rsrca
JOHN s. PERRY. .EDWAPD DONAHO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12
FIR ons,ul'l' Il

P. MAGUIRE,. ]. COLLINS
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-12

MOUNTAIN SPRING TOWNSHIP.
STRING TOWN.. Bullock. Inspector,
and j. W. Woodmap, - Boone, Judges.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
INDIA.

The Bombay mail Of the 9th OF February arrived
al Sutz on the 10th of March. The overdue Calcutta
mail had no, been heard of at Suez.
Sir Colon Campbell was at CawDpore on the eth Of
February awaiting the arrival of the sege train from
Agra. palt ofthe army had crossed into Dude, and
was advancing toward the Alumbsgh. The CommaD-
dern. Chief was not expected 70 follow till the 2th
The BON bsrdnent Of Lucknow expected TO com
mence about the 18th CT February, although the
British force, consisting of about 20 900 men and 100
guns, was -ad to be insufficient 10 invest the city.
Jung Bahadoor was at Fyzabad, detained for want
of snimui ton, which was the way to him.
The King of Delhi had been found guilty, and was
hanshed for life 10 the Andamans.
TIE Pm iab troops advancing into Rohlcund.
All was quiet in the Punjab.
The Rejpootana field force under Gen. Roberts
passed Nusreerabsd the Nth OF Feb, It's way TO
kotah where the enemy was said to be abou. :, 900
strC ng and in possession of 100 guns.
The Madras Cavali had passed Jubbulpoor on their
march to ion the troops invading Dude.
Shorapore, in the Mans domnions, lad been esp.
tured, and the Rajah had been seized at Hyderab.d
The Barcil rebels defeated the 10Th Of
February.
The Bombay Presidency was quiet.
The import market ve'y active
Exchange on London 2i0ld Freights to London
II 10 II.
1t was reported that Nens Sahib had crossed the
Ganges with strong force near BthoOr, to en.cr
Bundecund.
The GhooIkahs had defeated the rebels at GondAh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31

THf SLAVE TR,OE--Uui.ed States Marsha Wa.
khs, yesterday, arrested Capt. Meudez, Spanard.
and Capt Gebel, IN the charge of fitting out the
schooner Ponce with r view Of employing her ia the
slave'trade on the coast o. Africa. The Ponce when
he arrests were made, was lying in the stream, on
HeLdersons Wharf, Fells Point, having cleared on
Monday with Cap. Gebel ss mss,e-, f)r Marenham,
By Mess,s. B. Buck & Sons. She has care on
BOARD and is ready tDr sailing. The parties accused
were taken before lntsd a-es COmni s-ioner anan
and the evidence being very lgh, they were released
On their Own rtcognizsnces to appear a. examna-
ion today. baltimore Patriot
CAPE Con IrrNs.-The fishing Business appears 20
y decreasing on Cape Cod. Only three vessels are
- ergage il cod tshng ard u r.zckerel catching
ae coming seasch az YsrooathpOrt. The packets
r1nnng IRON Bo..on to Wefee. cared 50S passen-
gers u 1857 1890 ousteIe oi cyt:e-s we're I.ao,ed
Nelt,e. ts,lC- L lS7