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MEMORANDA.

Capt xenwouhy, Of bk- Deiarare, reports: Having touched
az the W =ssern and Cape de verle Islands, he directed his course
sr Trfxsn d. Acunha- but met with very heavy weather, and head
winds, which prevented On I'd September. Edward Fox, Sea-
man, naive Of County Cavan, ireland, fell from the main top
sail yard and vas instantly killed November 18th, touched at
Is Island Of Amsterdam Spoke British ship Industry Of
0ensgov. bound To Melbourne, all well November 30th, Lat.
0el6s Long 10 - z, saw ship Erie Of Fairhaven, take
- 01xht whaks-did not speak her. December 18th, arrived
- New Zeaisnd ground. and saw the first rsaf whale-unff
the 10th January hal very fair success, taking s whales It
sorn cane on 10 blow, AMI continued 70 do 90 sith such violence
until the essh January, that IL was impossible to start the casks
~ oil On tsek, In order TO STOW the ol down On the Bird Feb
ruary, near Chatham Island, sa~ 2 large sperm whales. Got
Ing, raisd . school Of sp-rm whales Lowered for them, when
she erss sud third officers Struck The whales ran In contrary
dirucsio<s % each ether. In q short time the first of6cer's whale
fook hs line, and got away. In the mean time had lost sight
% the tlsnI officers boat Kept away for vhsrs he was last
se<n, bur the wind being very light sent away . boat to search
fr the missing one About dark returned with three seamen-
Survivors Of the crew Of the boat, which hsd been stove and
e.pstrd BY the shai-. vhrn Mr. Oliver Ryers. thru officer, Of
sszs>n Eand- ~ Y; Manual Ignaeio de Dios, bo.tsteerer, OF
Rlove~ Western Islands, Ani Thomas Uoigson, seamen, Of
Patterson, n j., were drowned The boat was totally lost
Had pr-vIousiy, whist scrlainx in a heavy gale, los. the star
board baf OF the upper cranes February sth and 9th. At
chzthacs and Pitts Island March Ain, touched at Island Of
1subouai. and sh At Abetroa, and obtained vegetables &c.
March sth, passed Tahiti. after which had a succession of north-
vest viLss, and Gains. until March 2ssh-
rRs BARK NSTRopoLis-Th< fne specimen Of q Honolulu
vhaler IL now about ready for sea, and win sail positively on
Saturday morning, under the Command of Capt Comssnck, for
the Kodiack ground and Arctic Ocean Under the direction Of
te agents. T. Coady L Co., III roIulu vhaiers are noted for the
eumpIrfssssss and dispatch 81 their nutat-
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HonoluIu Street Repairing.

Mr. EDITOR Why can't people let vel enough
alone? Those who have during the past week been
operating very pungently ON the streets of Honolulu,
making, and like ign ut people generally, are above
being instruct1e at all events, the very sensible
hint you thu ont two weeks ago seems 70 have been
~ upon them. They still persist in digging up the
firm soil, making ridiculous limitations Of sidewalks.
throwing the dust about in suHocating, lungs-iriHta-
ting clouds, and making everybody uncomfortable
generally. As | said before, why can't they let wei
enough alone. l don't object to black sand-it
makes a very fair road in time, if il don't get washed
away overheard by the first rain storm-but | do
object to digging and loosening the sci without any
reasonable excuse. Give us a weeS's rain. and
what would become of all this road-supe, iaering'
Yours, chokingly, CUI foTo!
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one can deny but that they would be eminently
successful. By the terms of the poster, any one
who by superior skill and ~exertion should succeed
in detecting the thief and causing his conviction,
would not, unless he recovered also the money
stolen, be entitled to one farthing of the reward,
and rice versa, if he was so fortunate rs to dis
cover the money without identifying the thief.
From the remarks of one of the speakers at the
public meeting which is reported above, welearn
that the head of the police is not the author of
the astute production referred to-, but which,
however, bears his signature, and upon a close
examination the marks are apparent of q mind
quite as far-seeing as that which planned the pro-
jected sale of water lots.
The meeting on last Friday evening. composed
as it was of many of the most prominent and in
fuential men in the community, was a spontane-
Gus and decided expression of want of confidence
in the ability or disposition of the government to
suppress or detect crime. Had a proper, common
sense course been taken in the first place by the
proper authorities, in offering an unconditional
reward for the detection 0 the thieves, no neces-
sity would have existed for the demonstration of
public opinion which has been made. Where
public confidence ceases, respect cannot long be
retained, and a government which loses both of
these advantages through its own supineness
should never complain that others s'ake occasion
to undermine its credit" whenever its manifest
shortcomings are commented on.
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jingle. vi.i. ON Board ship.

Well +! we'll +! who'd have thought it !-Jingle on
board H. B. Ms 8. Tirea ION Sunday, uoo-to
dine. Strange-very-felt awkward like in start
ing-soon came to, though-that is, alongside-got
on deck-such a deck !-fancied I had Pickwick's
double-distilled microscope spectacles on-did, in
deed. And then the reception such a warm one
overwhelming like-the hearty squeeze of the hand
such a handful squeezing lemons is nothing in
comparison to it. And then the welcomer-ah!
there's the rub-the Doctor oticiated in that charae-
ter-he did suppose he couldn't help it-but
that's not of the slightest consequence-Ioots. l
felt LIKE did-a squeezed cooked hat. Then o
young gentleman-yes, a young gentleman. with an
acquiiine nose interesting complexion-and-never
mind the rest-calne to my assistance-we shook
hands-then, Of course. were acquainted. | then
doomed out-non-descriptiye like--out that's not Of
the slightest onsequence-started below-looked at
the machincry-numerous-very-but not the least
complicated-of course not. Room bel0w-spacy-
jolly old tars-spicy-natura course of events. As
cended on deck aglin-very interesting-looked at
the guns-felt inclined to examine them-bu didn't
felt too much li-over-like-so-the looked SO oniin-
ous-ihey did. And then the bails-such balls =
no playing marbles with them without funkingI
should think not. One ball !-ah l shan't forget
it-never-attracted my attention-rhat is a BALL!
1t looked quiet like, thought did-but when in
motion-but that's OF no consequence-not tine
slightest. Went to dinner--a fact-fancied I looked
like q grilled goose-was sligtAly overcome. My
friend, the Purser-ycs-my particular triend-im-
mediately relieved me with a sinile-such a smile =
none of your Justice Shadows grins about that--not
a bit Of it. Enjoyed the hospitality much-my-elf
much ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS true. Smoked q
cigar-and then-sloped home-I did. JINGLE.
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AT OF H~oMoLUIU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

April IAN wh sh Marcia. Billings, I'm Lahaina-
Am zh sh Brighton. Tucker, OF and on
fam VII sh John wesis. Woodbridge, OF and on.
Am vh sh Rambler. Willis, Oh and on
z-Sch Moi Keiki, I'm Kahuiui-
Sch Kinorle. I'm Kons, Hawaii
tam sh sh Aieiine Gibbs, Wilmington, of and or.
TAM VII bk Baltic, Bronson, OF and on FIN Lahxina-
tam VII sh Chris Mitchell Manchester, inside
Sch Kamoi, Chziwick, I'm Lahaina-
|Am VII sh George L Susan, Jones. Oh and IN
+Sch MaiA, Hslieno, I'm ports on Maui
Sam WI bk Delaware, Kenvosthy, inside.
s7r VIII sh MI, Grrndsaizne. I'm Tahiti.
Sam VIII bk Black Warrior, Brown, I'm Margarita Bay,
700 bris WI
7-srh Alice, spuuyzm. FIN Kona, Hawaii.
Am ship Maria Theresa, Coop, from Hid. Of and on.
IAN. uh sh Draper, Sandfrd. from lilo, on and on
Sch Warwick. from Sawiliwili-
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The following note from Mr.. J. H. Cole. was received

Zs SsRR~O(3 oIAW A00 M.
The following note from Mr.. J. II. Cole. was receiv
this morning:
NAwILrwILr. April s, 1856
Mn EDrroR :lOn Saturday last. April Sd, Sc.
casks Of bread and one cask of oil came ashore
Hanalei, the heads Of which the natives knocked
to ascertain the contents. Several pieces Of q "
we're found floating, and other pieces seen at . d
lance. To-day four casks of bread, one box 4
goods. some. spars, some mahogany moulding, I
one cask slops. were heard Of between this place
Koloa. On one Of the casks the word g Bread
marked in back paint, but no name Of q vessel
be found on any Of the articles. Some oars had
been picked up. and another cask Of oil at Ko(
The su position is that some vessel has foundered nj
the islands. The wrecked matter has not been Id
in the water, being entirely free from grass, etc.
Yours, &C., j. h. q
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Mr.. EDIToR The bark Brighton, under
command, entered the port Of Psspeete. Tahi1
February last. for the purpose Of obtaining rec
sc. During my stay there, I had some deal
with Henry Owner. the American Consul. The
lowing Is the result, which I wish, through the M
dunn Of your invaluable and widely circulated paper
to show to the seafaring community as q warning
against going to Tahiti while such o man as the
above is in office.
Bark " BRicHroN" AND Owners,
To T.. s. CONSULATE. Tahiti, Da.
To deposit Of ships papers, half per cent. per ton, II
To sending one man To prison, SO
To returning one man from prison, 50
To extra wages for three men in hospital, . Jos %
$40 u
Req ~ eayment, HExaY OWNER,
U. s. Consul.
TGniu, February 10Th, 1858.
Bark "BRIcHroxr AND OWNERS,
To HENRY OWEN, pr.
To expenses to Morea, . 500 90
To my services, so 90
To clerical duties for taking testimony, : so 90
To writing letter to Governor Of Morea, 90
To writing four letters to authorities, 90
sl65 90
Received payment, HENRY OWNER.
Total, s275 Il
- ABNER TUCKER,
Master Of Bark B riyhfou.
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PIrcAIRN's ISLAND Capt Diman reports that he
recently landed upon the island, and found t entirely
deserted of human beings. Goats and fowls, left by
the Pitcairners on their departure, were running
wild. Houses were going 70 decay, and gardens were
grown over with weeds.-FrieRd.
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FIELD ExERcIsE.-A party of the seamen of H. b.
Ms S. Viren, came on shore yesterday, for exercise
with a brass field-piece. Jack appeared to hugely
enjoy the run on dry land.
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A MoDEI. REPoRr.-Capt. Kenworthy, of the bark
Deiarare, who arrived on Monday. has handed us .
report, which. in its completeness and the neat man
ner in which IL il written, 10 worthy the thanks Of
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DEMoLIsHED.-The old Charlton House, at the
corner of Queen and Kaahumanu streets, is now
quite leveled with the ground to make room for the
new buildings of R. c. Janion.
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p Neat and economical apparatuses for manufac-
turing soda water, sparkling lemonade and sparkling
wines. Just the thing for family use. are on sale at
DIR. Bullion's office, Fort street, at a very low figure.
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From KosA-per Kinoole, April s-4s bags codee, 2 bureaus
! sesses, . chairs, 2 beisteads, 3 MATTRESSES, I c. mdse, I dc
srnnxes, 3 trunks, I wrRtnx desk, lot cucoauuts and sugar cane
Br~ KoHA-pU AIcs April 7-l2 coras nsewood. 8 hog, 2
- eht3@as - dsck paDngeuL
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
anarta Hrfnfua ERcszaatr.r ean,ee

It will he seen by reference to the proceedings at
the organization OF the California Quartz Miners As
sociation published in the July number that an Of
fee OF Registry authorized to be established by
the Register and Curator of the Association Horace
P Russ, Esq. Mr.. R. has accordingly established
himself FOR that purpose at Russville on the Ameri
can river, opposite Folsom location easy Of access
and central He has prepared suitable office for the
purpose, aud now invites all persons to forward as
soon as possible, far und average specimens Of their
leads with proper description Of the same, such as
locality &c, width ofvein and if for SALE the terms
upon which it can be purchased. By the practical
operation Of the Register Office, all persons seeking
for opportunity to enter the business of Quartz min
ing may; without difficulty. obtain the locality Of
nearly all the veins that for sale. Messrs Wells
Fargo Co., will forward all specimens to the Office
OF Register free Of charges
Inc advantages of an Office Of this deecription will
be apparent to all end the general the practice
OF recorng specifications, SC, the ufeful the
plan will become to the public
any turthcr information this subject cpn he Oh
taineo by communicating with the Register direct
S5- Persons communicating with the Register on
their own business should not fail to encloSp Poet
ofce stamp or paid envelope from tie hxIress cfice
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
STETsON,s SELF OPERATING
AMALGAMATOR.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ha
IV duly empowered W. B. Ever, of Grass Valley. to
act Agent Tor tho sale of tetson Operating
Amalgamator, - for Nevada County All sales made
by HIM will be duly acknowledged BY the Subscriber.
A. N. STETSON
Grass Valley, May &c, 1855,
Hy= From the above 1t will be that the Sub
scrber has been appointed Agent for the sale Of the
ESelf Operating AnalgaInRtor'' for this County Any
letters addressed to him in relation to it, will be
promptly attended to.
Although he has no power to sell or permit to use
outside of this County STILL for the sake Of bringing
into general notice everywhere what he deems In
vention which will greatly facilitate the develop
of important branch of the mineral resources ofthe
country he will be most happy to give any informa
ton upon the subject which may be desired by per-
sons who are beyond the limits of any local agent
who may not be able to communicate direct with the
inventor Parties in remote portions OF this State,
in any of the Atlantic States who may be desirOus to
procure of these machines be put in the way
of doing so, by addressing the subscriber. The
chine is made both of cast iron and Of wood 1t will
occupy space of from four to cubic feet accord
ing to the number of drawers which it may be desir
able to use. When made Of cast iron it will weigh
about twenty-five lbs to each drawer-ifwood, about
half that weight. Six eight drawers may be con-
sdereda ''set y to which any additional number can
be added at the option of the purchaser The sale of
right gives the privilege of using many drawers
the purchaser may fit to attach to one battery
or one set of batteries connected.
Rzg- For further particulars, address
W.B. EVER,
Editor AIinipg Journal Grass Valley. Nevada Co.,
California, or A. NJ STETSON San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22

To pEechaaaicss EEsvensGrs and RdanU-
facauzers.
In announcing the Thirteenth annual volume OF
the Scientific American the publishers respectfully
inform the public that in order to increase and stm,
ulate the formation of Clubs, they propose to offer
$1,000 IN CASH PREMIUMS
for the fifteen largest lists of Subscribers sent in by
the LIST Of January 1868 eaid premiums to be dis
tributed as follows:
For the largest List 800; I'd $50; 81 ;4th
$50; 6th 100; 9th 80, 7th 50; 8th ); g. 10;
10th $50; 11th 40; 18th S35 18th $780, 14th e25 18th
$40 1O'
Names Of subscribers can be sent in at different
times and from different Post Offices. The Cash will
be paid to the orders of the successful competitors
Immediately after the 1st Of January 1858.
Southern. Western and Canada money will be tax
en- for subscriptions. Canadian subscribers will
please to remit Twentysix cents ertrG ZACH years
subscription to prepay postage.
TERMS OF SUBsoRlT1oN-TwO Dollars year, One
Dollar for six months.
CLUB RATEs-Fve Copies for six months 81 Five
Copies for twelve months $8 Ten Copies for six mo
So; Ten Copies for twelve months SIS Twenty Cop
es fer twelve months, 628.
For all clubs Of 20 and over the arIy'subscrpton
is only 81 40.
The new volume win be lprinted :upon dne paper
with new type.
is well known, and heretofore will be chiefly devo-
ted to the promulgaton of information relating to
the various Mechanical and Chemical ArtS Mdg1ufGc-
ttTeS and Agriculture. PdtetS LUenttOnS Ea10leer-
ing, NIL Work. and all interests which the lights of
Practical Science is calculated to advance It Is issu-
ed weekly in form for binding. 1t contains annually
from 500 to 500 finely executed Engravings and mott
ces OF American and European Improvements, to
gether with official list of American Patent Claims
! published weekly in advance of all other papers.
It is the aim Of the editors OF the Scientific Amer
lean to present all subjects discussed in Its columns
IN practical and popular form They will also en-
deavor to maintain candid fearlessness in combat
ing and exposing false theories and practices in sci
enttiic and Mechanical matters, and thus preserve
the character of the Scientific American as reliable
Encyclopedia of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge
| rs Specimen copies will be sent gratis to any part
| of the country.
MUM & CO., Publishers and Patent Agents
No, 12s Fulton Street, New York.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
August %, 1657.-46tf

complete assortment of the Oils necessary for
making and havoring every variety of liquor, and
package OF the articles used for giving ARTIFICIAL
key to 100 gallons and every article necessary to
commence LIQUOR STORE, viii be furnished for $50.
Also all the information necessary to conduct such an
successfully compete with the Oldest liquor dealers
p. EAGOURs
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22

THE undersigned cautions the public AGAINST nego-
L ciating certain promisory Note, dated June 1,
1857, at six months, for the sum of Six Thousand
Seven Hundred and Twenty-seven 5O-1OO Dollars,
mace py b o. st, John and payable to order of J. H
Jenny or G. Conway, and endorsed by c. Conway
A valunble consideration having been given there
tor a5 per contract and bill of sale of certain prop
Jenny, bearing even date with said promsory note,
and for the specific purpose of quidating the same
1t Is OF no value, and any demand of further pay,
mehV VIII De resisted B. G. ST. JOHN,
C. CONWAY.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
EYE AND EAR.
DR.. ). w. Van Zant.

HAVING RETURNED from New York, Will resume
Ill the practice of Medicine, and devote portion
of his time to consultations the diseases of the
Eye and Ear.
OFFIBE-In Wrights Building, Northwest corner
OF Montgomery and )ackoon Streets San Francisco.
Hotrs-9to 12 A. NJ and 2 to 4 P NJ I7-3rn&
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
The British Periodicals
AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
OF THE LATTER PUBLICATION.

L. SCOTT & CO., NEW YORK, continue to publish
the following leading British Periodicals, viz
l.
The London Quarterly Conservative
TFae Edinburg Review (Whig.)
g.
TEse North British Review (Free Church)
4.
The Westminster Review Iiberai)
5.
EgECckwOOd's EdiHabuFg TEagazfRe (Pory)
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
NOTICE..

EEelvetia and La Fayette Gold KIimEng
Company.
The Stockholders of the Helvetia and La Fayette
Gold Mining Company, will please take notice that
an assessment of Twelve per cent has been levied up
On the Capital Stock of said Company, by Resolu-
ton passed by the Board of Directors payable the
Office of the Company in Grass Valley, on before
the lst of January, 1858.
J H. RICKETT
Sec. H & L. G. N. Co.
Grass Valley, Oct. j. 1887. 51-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
OaIlfornla Qun,rz nEfnIng Association

a0AafoFn1p eeHR1TZ Mining Association .
This ASSOCIATION was formed at Sacramento, July
18th, 1857 and Is composed of such persons as are
engaged or interested in Quartz mining in this State
Any such person can become a member by enrol
ling his name on the books of the Association and
paying into the Treasury the sum of S., which nav
ment also entities him to O copy of the California
Mini1g Journal.
The plan of the Association is similar to that of +hA
ject to dfuse such information as NAV be thon@bt
use1ul to persons engaged In quartz operations bv
the publication of original and selected Dapers in
official organ of the Association or otherwise as NAV
be deemed proper; also to encourage and aid the fee
interchange of sentiments and friendly intercourse
among quartz miners generally.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Samuel Purdy, Calaveras, President
Horace P Russ, Sacramento Register and Curator.
b. Ever, Nevada, Corresponding Secretary
kEtcutire C0nansitee.-MeSsrs H p Russ. of Sacra
N 3Hto Gen Cadwallader, of Calaveras.; j. FIournoy
Johnson OF Butte ; VIM, P. Jones, of Amador u. W.
oteeley Of II Dorado ". G Heslep, of Tuolumne ::
William Watt, OF Nevada Thomas Moreland of Pla.
GER RS5@ Persons deSiTous of becoming members of
the Association can do so by sending their names to
any member Of the Executive Committee with the
usual fee.
1t is desirable, in order to add to the usefulness
tie Association, that it should embrace as large
number as possible Of the Quartz miners of California
and it is hoped that all who feel an ectve interest IN
the success of Quartz mining will avail thems lives
OF an early opportunity to enroll their names as
above.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22

SANDS SiRSiPARILLA,
HnsqunIle0 for the Cure Of
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD.
1T INvIG0RATES THE SYSTEM,
And UiU not injufe the most delicate
CONSTITUT TION.
Truth has many a long
contef with prejudice,
but 1ooner or later it
GAINS The VICTORY.
So far as this preparation
is concerned, that victo-
ry feems to have been
achieved. Experience is
daily confirming the pu-
bic, in the opinion long
entertained, that it is the
bef purifier Of the Blood
and remedy for DileafeS
Of the Bones and Joints,
Scrofula and other Ul-
cerouS MaladieS that has
yet been prepared. Do
not be deceived by other
preparations bearing the
name of Sarlaparilla, as
this is the genuine and
original preparation.
For further proof and
Certificates fee, Family
and Medical Almanac
furnished by our Agents,
gratis.
Prepared and sold by A. B. s. D. SANDS
Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton Street, cor
Of William, New-York.
For sale by DEWITT, KIrrLE & Co., H.
JOHNSON & Co., REDrNeToN & Co, San Fran
cisco; RICE & COFFIN, Marysville; R. II.
MoDoNALD & Co., Sacramento; and by
Druggists generally.
W. sLOUTZENHEISER Agent for Grass Valley
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-05-22
The .'oalifornia mining sourmaIv

I; I M NED Grass Valley Nevada County, Calfor
Ioa Oig % oar and Fifty Cents per volume of IL
~ N"nptrs "a me MINING JOURNAL" is the only Paper
in tr cs&r1a 70 mia devoted particularly to the Mining n
Month u but+ G p t II for the present published
9bc9 to enc its issue monthly to be pub 4UIp
On tn e m dlTe ana Fifteenth of each Month in
Mail Steamer at Three Dollars per Annu f Dy eaca
to any address that may be desired Aoi"&roea
number will contain in addition to our presen9 eaeh
lar Mining Summary, digest of California ne,e gu
the previous two weeks and up to the Saline Of +
steamer Thus afording ooe of the most complate te
and valuable Steamer issues which can be obtained
for the perusal of friends at the East 'N'-'eu'
1t is the aim of the Publisher of the ssT;nipr Ior
na nal to MAKE AXE a. pfefa and n Paper 10 this
every thing which possibly be obiectoneba 4
the most fastdious The trashy productions Which
papers of the day, and which are So detrmentei fn
public taste and veal will be carefully avoided and
nothing will appear in columns except that which
tends to advance the Intellectual moral iInnrova
ment of the reader. Subscriptions solicited