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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-05
The North and the south-The Dangers OF =
sweeping Panic and Revelation.

Our Northern aatislavcry journals, in their
unmessured wrath against the Kansas policy of
The administration. denounce and misrepresent
il in every way calculated 10 stimulate the
members Of Congress from the Northern States
to cast out the Lccompton constitution. so that
Kansas and the Kansas agitation may be kept
open for the political uses of our abolition agi.
tators. These newspaper assaults, VIC suspect
will soon be followed up with political meetings
and conventions among our commercial and
manufacturing people, throughout the North
ern States, at every point where they are likely
TO operate upon the trembling joints of some
doubtful Northern representative at Washing
ton. In word, no means viii be left uncm-
ployed by our anti-slavery disorconizcrs TO de-
feat the admission Of Kansas a. slave State
notwithftanding there are at the same time two
new free States awaiting their admission into
the Union.
The most remarkable a~d alarming feature
Of this fierce onslaught upon Me Lecompton
Programme is Nis--that our abolition organs
which are the most violent in their hostility.
arc among The fret to confess and define the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-05
New York Heraid--Caitropnia Edition

New York Heraid--CaitIopnia Edition.
The United States mail steamship Moses Taylor, Capt
NcGowan, will leave this rort this afternoon, at two
O'Clock for Aspinwal
The mails Tor California and other parts of the Pacsc
vii, close at one O'Clock this afternoon.
The EEv YORK WEEKLY HKRsIO-Califorria edition
containing the latest intelligence from ali parts Of the
world will be published at ten O'Clock in the morning
Single ccr;es in wrapper ready for mailing, six cents
Agents wiz please send their orders early pos
sibls
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SANTA Annals REILLY AND CHALLENGE TO
GES. PHLow.--We give in another column the
great spiurge Of Santa Anna against Gen. Pill
low, in denial Of the accusations made public
short time since against the Mexican General.
Gen. Santa Anna acknowledges that Gen
Scott has "pulyerized" Gen. Pillow by his re-
ply; but he wishes to blow of the dust that has
remained. This he does with most virtuous
indignation He not only denies that he ever
had the money, but in his wrath goes into seve-
raj very poetic flights, in which patriotism is
largely mixed up, and avails himself of the oc-
casion to tell us sundry other things, such as
that he is well off as regards the gifts of fortunes
that h. bates The Americans that he is con-
spring to ovorturn the present government
Of Mexico, and that he is about to publish his
own life and works, 10 the confusion Of his enc
mics and his own eternal rcnown.
One point however, he reserves for future
settlement: and that is his right to call Gen
Pillow to personal account for his calumnies
We Ike this spirited determination. and trust
IL viii not be allowed to cool off. We there
lore invite Gen. Santa Anna TO come here on
bis way 10 Mexico. and settle this little affair
We have several classic spots for this purpose !;
Hoboken, with its sylvan shades. is close at
hand. and the classic field of Bladensburg has
not been used for any prominent event since
The time when Gen Webb, of the regular army,
and Tom Marshall blazed away there We ex-
pect Gen. Pillow to come willingly half way to
meet the ex-Dictator, and we will see fair play
between them.
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Gen. walker and other Fn,bu.,er. Ind,etea.

NEw OsiKANs, Zen. 4, 1858.
The Grand Jury Of The United states Court this city
found true bills f indictment yesterday against Gencrsl
William Walker, Col Frank Anderson and others for
violation Of the Neutrality laws They we're held to sp
pear on The fourth Monday in April Cor trial
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much a. the former benefactor of the force the
next man who does anything fW the police will
require a town and country house, pair of
horses, and magnificent establishment at large.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-05
The Kansas question In the State Legislatures
THE PENNSYLVANIA LKGrsLATURg.

H.RRIsHuEG, Pa. Feb. 4, 1858.
The House passed resolutions to-day dirscrAe tho
Special Committee Kansas not 10 make a report uutii
the 10th of March next by vote Of % ca Kansas ~
fairs occupied meet Of the session republican member
moved TO refer Mr. Buchanans message to committee,
the deusons In relation 10 Rarsas ana 10 con
vince members that reasonable 10 assert that
people Of Kansas had right to form and regulate their
institutions in their way Motion lost
THE RHopS ISLAND GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
PEoupEyT, r. l., Fob. ., 1855.
The General Assembly have parsed . resolution Va
sruciing the Senators and representatives In Congress
from this State to vote against the ocomr,ou corsG,on.
The vote was nearly unanimous
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Meeting Of Creditor. OF Lawrence. stone & TO.

ROsrON, Feb 4, 1883.
AT meenne Of The 0edito~s Of Messrs Iavreuce,
Stone &Co, held yesterday in The Insolvency Court claims
we're presented and allowed against the Grm tOr nearly
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MAILS F0R THE PACIFIC.

Few Work. Friday, February 3, 1883,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

MILITARY BALI.-The ball given at the Court
House by The Nevada Rifles, on Friday evening
lssts was brilliant affair, ard the managers
are deserving of much credit for the agreeable
manner in which every thing passed off. The
room. was tasteiully decorated with guns,
swords, stars aud stripes, the music was excel
lent, and the. supper, which was got up by Lou
is Drciruss,. could not be excelIrd. The dan
cling was kept up until near daylight, and the
occasion will long be remembered as one Of the
tiost. pleasant and agreeable social gatherings
ever held in the place.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25


.,TrXNEI THROUGH MoUNTAIN.-Thc miners
have at length pierced through the Sugar Loaf
Range with their tunnels, SO that q man can 20
in on the Nevada side aud come out on the
Salby. Hi side of. the mountain. Something
ever year ago the Live Oak tunnel was start
I'd from the Nevada side, and a few months la
ter the Eagle Co. commented a tunnel from the
opposite side, and on Monday week the drifters
mes-and sxebsugcd salutations alta point from
eight hundred fo thousand feet beneath the
surface. The distance through is from twelve
TO ifteen hundred feet. On Friday last, Harry
Seymour, one Of the partners in the Live Oak
Co. went through from the Nevada to the SeLy
Hill side The companies hsse since had diff
eultics with one another, and will not allow
parties. TO go from Que tunnel TO the other. and
it will probably be some time before any one
else is permitted TO make the underground
transit.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25
CnERIFF,s sALE.-By virtue OF "a Decree

C,uFRIFF's SALE.-By virtue OF n Decree
y and Order of sale directed and issued out o the
Hon District Court 1.-THE 4th Judicial District In and for
Nevada countv and State Of California judgment rem
dered in said Court the Path day of Aug 1858 in favor
TIMOTHY A. SULLIVAN and against 5. :. FEM and
RHODA NJ FEM for the Of thousand eight hun
ded and thirty dollars and forty six cents principal debt
with interest on the said at the rate Of two and half
per cent per month from the rendition Of Judgment until
paid together with SIS l5lOO costs OF suit Tor the SAFE o
The following described property wit That certain
piece parcel or Of land situated lying and being in
the township Of Eureka county 81 Nevada and 81 e OF
California containing hundred and thirty acres oand
more or less being the premises conveyed By said
Timothy A. Sullivan and wife TO the said 5 s. fenn ON
the 4th day OF November 1856. ,,
Notice Is hereby given thatI will expose at public sale
to the highest bidder cash in front Of the Court House
door in the city Nevada all the above described proper
ty on TUESDAY the l4h day Of Sep A. r. 1905 between
the horrs of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock TO satisfy
and pay said judgment. ,.,.
Given under my hand this cath day of Aug, 1888
9a "A & W BORING. Sheria y. e.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25
District COurt-AuEust Term.

WEDNESDAY, August 18th. 1858.
Jacob Gbron. and Tea Singer, the former native OF
England and the latter of France were admitted to cit
| zenshp.
ing summons-
II b. Thompson VS. sentel ct als--Demurrer sustained
and five days granted TO file amended complaint
Pier Hathaway. ct al VS.. VIM. H. snyder ct al-Demur-
sustained with leave TO Gle answer in i've days.
w. Nolan Amos T. Laird-Motion to dissolve attach
men and demurrer overrued with leave to he answer in
Eve days
Merritt and Bruper Judd and Byrne-continued till
next term at pla's cost.
Frank Murray VS.. Amos T. Laird-Demurrer sustained
with leave to amend in Eve days.
Abraham Sanford vs.; $ W. BOring-Jury waived cause
tried, submitted and taken under advisement.
Bernard Schrarmeyor A T. Laird-Dea urrer sustain
ed with leave to file answer In Eve days
Henry Philips Churchman and Beeney-Centinued
by consent till next term at plaintiffs cost.
Edward Kelsey VS.. Abbott ct ais Ordered that plS
defendant.
B. L. Cony er. VS.. s. W. BOring-Demurrer submitted
without argument.
THURSDAY, August 10th 1858.
Edward Kelsey vs. J. c. Abbott ct als-0rdered that
summons be bished for the period Of three months
j. q. Clark.
Denni OKeef va. Empire Flume Co.--Jury empanneled
witnesses examined in chief and cause continued till 10
~ to morrow
Patrick Mulligan det ulting witnessFned ave dollars
FRIDAY Angus goth 1858.
Dennis O'Keefe ct ais vs.. Empire Flume Co-Examina
ton of witnesses resumed and continued till to NOR
row, 10 A. NJ
part Of delendant-Submtted and tuken under advise
SATURDAY August 2ist 1858.
Dennis oKeefe ct ala Empire Plume CO-Arguinents
OF addressed Jury submitted jury Tor
ton-aer Of twenty hours and fifteen
minutes, being unable to agree on verdict were dis
charged.
Patric Croue Philip Fairly Martin Ford Patrick Drew,
John Ford Thomas Cloaks, Evan Grifiths and John j.
Corrigan all natives of Great Britain were admitted to
citizenship
f. Huston VS. Charles Marsh-Dismssed plaintiffs
costs
Ordered that Court adjourn till Monday at 10 o'clock
A. ~
MONDAY, August 23d. 1858.
Moses F. Holt vs. VIM Sublett-George Lenhart APP
pointed Receiver take charge Of the Road and Bridge
known Holt Co.'S Br lge TO collect the tolls thereon
report the same the Court whenever collected by
consent OF parties no bond required
FOss 4 Nichols vs.. Maker Dibble-Ordered that de-
fault be entered against defendants with judgment Of force
closure Of mortgage and sale Of premises.
Isabella Walker John Waker-Trial set for August
3lst, at 10 O'Clock A. ".
A Sanford VS.. 5. W. Boring SherG-Findings OF Court
lled and judgment for plaintiff
The People Edred Northup-Contned till next term
OF Court.
H. A. Sheldon VS.. j. Stevenson-Demurrer to complaint
sustained.
C. X Hotaling Va. Empire Mining Co.-Demurrcr sub
mitted without argument part OF plaintiff
H. R. Turner et al vs. Morrison Co.-Moton for new
trial submitted by agreement OF counsel with leave to he
briefs.
II. Il. Thompson Is. sente ct al-Contnued till next
term of Court. .
OKeeic ct ais VS.. Empire Hume Co.-Continued until
nexnt term OF Court.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

F1KENAN's BiII.-A ball was given at Grass
Valley, on Monday evening, for the benefit Of
the fire department of that place. We learn
that the enterprise was quite successful. About
txo hpudFed .tickets we're sold, aud a cOnsdera-
bic fund realized over the expenses. We ac-
knowledge the receipt of a complimentary tick
ct from the managers, but other engagements
precluded'us from attending.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

WrHDRAwx-CoI James Collins, who was
nominated by the Independent Convention for
tue State Senate, has withdrawn from the cou-
test His name in connection with the Office
war used without his knowledge or CONSENT
We presume that none of the other candidates
OH that ticket, except Mr.. Hill who was nomi-
mated for County Judge, will be voted for on
the day Of election.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

j., NEwsFAPER CHANGE.-Mr. D. +. Avery has
purchased the material of the San Juan Star.
and on Saturday last issued the first number Of
anew paper, entitled the Hydraulic Press. The
paper is to be neutral in politics. and the mum
Der before us is filed with matter of local in
terest.,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AUGUST Is. 1858.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


AEFRAY AT MoSTEzuMA Hula serious af-
.rsy occurred at Montezuma Hill about nine
o'clock. last Saturday evening. The fight was
between Chris. Monroe and man named Mills
on one ne side, and Jas. McMdllcn. Miles Melonc,
and tko or three Of their friends on the other
side. During the fight, Monroe received desh
wound in the thigh from pistol ball. and was
stabbed in the hip with small bowie-knfe,
which inflicted deep but not dangerous wound.
Mills was cut on the arm with knife, and
stabbed several times in the neck with fork:
his wounds are painful, but not dangerous
Melone was struck severe blow on the fore
head with club, hy Monroe, which knocked
him senseless, and ii is said his skull is frac-
tnred, and it probable several others of Me-
lOae's party were injured Intelligence of the
ARRAY was received. in Nevada about IL o'clock
Saturday night, and Under Sheriff Van Hagan
Immediately went over TO Monteznma, where
he found McMullen and the three wounded
men. lie took MeMulleii into custody, but as
no pns was,dFposcd to appear against him, he
MAS set at-liberASaons Sunday The diracnlty is
sad teahaye- originated from . fight which oc-
c.asScSaaiose.rst moath age, kstween Monroe aud
. mau named Fox, in which the latter had an
arm broken No one witnessed the fight except
the parties engaged in il. y - . --t
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25
sALE.-By virtue n Deere

CyHERIFFoS SALE.-By virtue Decree
- and Order of Sale directed and issued out Of the
Hon Dstr ct Court Of the l4h Judicial District Of the
State Of California judgment rendered in said Court
on the oath day OF August 1858 in favor OF r. Van a
gan and against IT, C. Howard for the sum OF thirteen
hundred and dollars and eigtyseven cents debt
with the principal at the rate o ten per cent
pcr ann from the rendition OF judgment till paid to
ecier with S3 90 100 costs ~ suit for the sale OF the
following described property to wit; All that certain Town
lot with the buildings thereon including all Store Fix
tures situated on the south side Of Main street in the
Town Of Rough Ready County Of Nevada and state Of
California aud bounded the east by House and Lot
o.ct led by H. W Wood, tle west fifty two feet from
Main street south BY the House and Lot OF j. d. Barbee
A. Co as store and ost Onicc thence running west to
the extent or half the width OF the premises OF said Barb'e
4 Co TO C,llius Rogers line the lot running south
bounded aforesaid to include the stables and out
house, situated thereon Also certain Warehouse sit
across ravne 20 the south o the store and east
of Warehouse Of Mcssrs. Kean Heritage Also, Ger
tain House aud lot formerly occupied by ~ Van Hagan
for slaughter House with the fixtures thereto belonging
situated ncarIv IN the and south Of the Warehouse
Also Dwelling house situated on avis stree, and i'm
mcdateIy west and adjoining the dwelling house belong
ing to and occupied by W Davis in tine Town Of Rough
Ready -.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public sale
ALI the above described property to the highest bidder for
cash in front the Court House door in the CITY OF Neva
da on TUESDAY the l4th day Of Sept A 1883 between
tbA hours of 10 O'Clock NJ. and 4ocock NJ to satisfy
and pay said judgment. ~
Given under my hand this oath day Of Aug. 1858
''''' - :. W. BORING,
a7td Sheriff Nevada County.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

,PQsrroIED.-The trial of Eldred Northrup.
indicted for the murder of Reynolds at San
Juan. has beer. postponed until the next term
Of the, District Court. The trial was postponed
on the application of Northrups counsel who
alleged that a material witness was absent
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

'QUAKTz YIELD About eighty tons of quartz
Mill, from the LecomptOn lead. The gold was
cleaned up on Monday, and over twenty pounds
taken out.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

MEETING AT HUMBUG.-Messrs. Chase, Belden
and Palmer will address the citizens of Hum
bug city Tomorrow Thursday evening.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

G. Wilson Hill, ofNevada, is a Candidate for the
Office Of County Judge for Nevada County at the ensuing
general Election. 42te
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

ExcHANeEs.-The Alta Express Co. have our
thanks for State exchanges furnished during the
pas. week. We are also indebted to Langton
4 Co. FOR the Downieville papers of Saturday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

RAN.-We were favored with refreshing
shower Of rain, at this place last Saturday fore
noon.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25


CtHERIFF7S SALE.-By virtue Of nn Ex-
- ecuti0n directed issued from the Hon. District
Court ofthe I4h judicial District in and for the county
Of Nevada and State of California Judgment rend r
ed in said Court the l4th dsy of August A. D. 1853 IN
favor Of JOHN COLLINS and against the WISCONSIN
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY. for the sum of three hun
dred and sixty dOa aTs with interest said sum at the
rate Of ten per per frOhe rendition Of judg
ment until paid together with S45 l0l0O costs Of suit
have levied upon and seized the following described
property to wit: The Wisconsin Quartz Nj Ing Compa-
nys property situated between New York Hill and MIS-
souri, Hill in the Township Grass Valley state and Coun
ty Aforesaid consisting three thousand five hundred eet
of Quartz Lead. Quartz Mill, with engine Boilers
Stamps, Pumps, Buildings Sheds Amalgamaiing appara
tus and Machinery also the Stock Of said Company.
Notice is hereby given that viii expose public sale
the above described property in front Of the Court House
door in the City Of Nevada TO the highest bidder for cash.
on SATURDAY the th day of sept A. D. 1855 between
the hours of o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p u. TO satisfy
and pay said judgment.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF August looo
8. ". BORING. Sheriff n. c.
bN Pv I'd BTppErL. neputy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25


BoDr ForND.-Mr. Frank Manlove, who is
engaged in hauling quartz to the Oriental mill
while out hunting his cattle, on. Friday morn
ing last, discovered. the body of a man. near
the Red Dog road about four miles from Ne
vads.. Coroner Bazely being Informed OF the
circumstance, Immediately repaired to the
place to investigate the matter. The body was
so much deeayed that it was not possible TO dis
tiuguish the features. The man was at least
six feet high and had on a miners gray shirt,
an under-shi,t, a pair Of. oyeralls. and a new
pair of boots A piece of white printing paper
was, found .near,. the body, on which were the
words "strychnine''' and poison" in the hand
writing Of Mr. McCook, and. the drug must have
been put up ut DR.. Bailey drug store. Onthe
came paper, written with pencil, was the fol-
loving ;,-4. -..~ ...
This .is the place have selected to die. My
name must ever remain secret. ! have found
Calforniaa hard country to make living in.
HMayftth, 1853"
,-TheCOroner had the body deccntly buried.
atRi 1he name of the unfortunate man will per-
baps never be known.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25
sALE.-Ry virtue OF an eseeu-

- SAbA4s-kSy Oh an eNccu~
- ton to directed and issued out Of the Hon District
Court Of the l4h Judicial District in and for the County
Of Nevada and state Of California judgment rendered
in said Court the 10th day Jf Aug A. r. 1858. in favor
of J. B. ROBERTS, and W. c. NlSH, and against J. &
LANiEKER for the Of eghtysx dollars aud ninety
five cents costs Of suit have levied upon and seized tho
following described real property situate lying and being
in the City and County ofNevada, 10 wit Commencing at
the northwest Of lot belonging 10 John H. BostEck
and living between Main and Winter streets at the
post thereof and running thence so feet eight inches
along Winter street to the northwest Of lot,
formerly occupied by eaid detendant uiOn which is
erected stable thence along the line
Of said lot north z "a east the distance Of ll3 feet six
inches to Main street thence Nam street running south
p east II feet nine inches 80 southeast corner Main
street hcdce along the line Of said Bostwick lot the dis
Of 1906 feet eight inches 10 the southwest the
place Of beginning Also the certain other lot o land next
above and adjoining the 1Ion which the sal stable is
erected being the lot opposite to the property Of II.
Caswel
Notice is hereby given that will expose at public sale
all the above described rol ery 10 the highest bidder for
cash in front Of the Court House doorn the City Of Nevada
on TUESDAY the 3lst day Of August A. H. 1855 between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock y. ~
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of August 1858.
45.m :. ". BORING. Sheriff. n. C.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25
NATIONAL EXCHANGE.

No "a BROAD SrRnn, NEVADA
TTNHE undersigned late propreors OF the UxD Static
i HoTEI having leased Dicknelrs Block and hand
somey fitted up throughout now prepared to accom-
modats permanent and transient Boarders in style
surpassed in the State.
The Table will at all times be supplied with all the
rieties the market affords.
The Beds and Furniture all new and for style
and comfort, cannot be eIcelled
Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation
of Ladies' aud Families.
Having had long experience in the business are
Hdent Of being able make the NATIONAL, Of the
most desirable Hotels in the mountains.
This Block is substantially built Of Brick, and
withsood the late disastrous rethe airy and
well finished and from the Balconies you have splendd
view Of the surrounding country.
EF OPEN All NIGHT -Ga
The Bar will be under the supervision of Mr THOMAS
HENRY and will at all times be supplied with choicest
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
PEARSON HEALY, Propretors.
Nov.d. AuO % 1884 46tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

NEVADA Il WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY l, 1856, the above Line will
" run follows;
Leaving the Office at the National Exchange Nevada, at
O'Clock, A. M passing by Mountain Spring House Mogans
Cold Spring White Cloud, 0nd Hill and Alpha, arriving
at Washington by one o'clock In the afternoon
is the nearest and best Route TO Washington Omega
Scotchmans Creek, Poor Mans Creek, and Eureka.
Returning, The Stages will leave the South luba Hotel
Washington, every morning at nine O'clock and arrive at
Nevada by O'Clock r. NJ, connecting with the Cali
orna stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Marys
vile and Shasta.
Ofhce-South Yuha Hotel Washington.
A. $. oI.IN, Proprietor.
W. s. McRoERrs Agent Nevada f34-f
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

other Speakers have made the following appointments:
HnmhuG .'''..'. lhu'N''A' N"E'
tirlean flat. 41"-
Moore,s Flat ......... Saturday Aug. ?Sih.
Wosev's Flat. t......... .SiuFuhN aug -o'h'
Meetings will also be held at Eureka South Fork, Rcd
Dog Rough Ready and other places OF which due no.
tice will be given BY posters