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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07


MEETING or THa EI9HrH wAEn REGULARS WILL
a b. held en- this uuesdsy evening Al ocock. Al head
Spring street. NVcfy member IL expected 70 be
prevent ny order, HARRIS BOUk3T, Chairman.
TOHs Ufxoy, ,e....,..to,
W. DtfsnsrrR,
ryoURTH WARD PRrgARy EECTIoS TIE DEMO.
cratic republican ees.ors Of The Fourth ward are re
0usa ted Attend election 20 be held 1T No 10 YAK se
II Roosevelt tuesday evening the 1th iust b
the hnurs ~ and O'Clock r. ~ pursuant W The call
N tee Democratic Rspubus.n General COMMITTEES NJ Tam.
many Hail LAFAYETTE scDOhAir,)
THOMAS EROWN. fTnepectOrs
JAMES LAHGDOk,
IN uNIOy THERE n STRENGTH AND VICTORY
y meeting "a The Joint uomree Of conference Of the
feopig and Regulars Dergcrate COMMITTEES viii be held
Al McPvtes Prince street. this evening. ~ O'Clock.
Runctu, attendance y requested business importance
viii be transacted. by order Of the chairman.
lrH wARD.-TBE DEMOCRATIC REPU BLICAN ELro
Of the 9Th ward requested meet Al No. ~ Film
tuesday evening septcmberT between TIE hours
~ and r. ~, for the Of eecing delegates 10
oonven0a 70 select detgate for zoe Syracuse convention
TIMOTHY sKEFrAN,l
OwsN EINNkF, inspectors.
T3Oe. RYAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

A PATENT MACHINE-sOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW
a YER simple N s construction. easily managed and
do Inc work u bfeen 10 twely men practical busleess
v iev thousand dollars capital with he sid Of
machine esrsinly accumulate money fest Any ps-son
party v.sfhg to graafy nsi1r curiosity
machine In ',l operAion By addressing . line 10 O. T. B.
Broadway Posi- once for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07
CRERIFF,s SALE on CARPErINa, oILcLoTa MAR.

CHKRIFF's SALE OF CARPETINa, OILcLorI, MAT
- ting, &c .&c.-A NJ CRIST ALAk, Auctiorea- e bow.
cry. WIN ell ths day. 7h inst. a, 1917 O'Clock tne bal.
ance OF sac Iemanng pnso consisting Of velvet Slusn
tspesy three ply ingrn stair hemp auu list carpets vel
vet and brussels oc,osh mating &C. 80 BY order of
JAMES X BEN5EIa Deputy Sheriff
Also. .; III O'Clock Constsbles sale Of household urpi
ture, conesuE of Sofas lounges chairs tables bureaus
beseads wsshsands, oil paintings engrsvtngs crocfsry
and glass stoves 0xures and large lot OF other
articles too numerous 70 mention By order OF
LOUIS Pr aIfyEa Cons able.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

NoLICH.-CHAEoB or HoUR-ON Ann AT
~ wednesday September 81 the sleamer CIIPToN q
Paddock, viii leave foot OF Jay street a. O'Clock
sunday included, landing Al Youkers Hastings 10
ierIyt lrVington, Tarrytovn, Sing Sing and Hsverst
landing Amos street each way rreight taken q, low
nna cssA on delivery. Reurnlng-reaves IIaverr,rsw
foot 81 Robinson sreet oai,e "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

A UcryoN NOTyCE.--fARGE AND PEREAeTORY
"a cash sale Of French china, white granite blue
printed And common Rockinghan and fancy goods
+. Il. bAnTlETT. auchoneer Tuesday. September T. At
10 crcck at No 2SI Pearl street by BARTLETT COWES
ch,ce stock worthy the notice Of city and country retailers
lots 10 suit and wei. packed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

EDWARD sOHENCK. AUTrOEFER-By " y. n.
II ECHEN6E.-This dsy. Tth inrant clock, 4,
heir ssie.roons, 20 s. nsss.u street Bray torse ls
hands high, eight old warranted sound hind and gent
IN Alan, two rockaways and several city
tuii road wagors Aho doule and single harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07
EYCUR SIONs.

GRAND hOOhLIGHT EXCURSION UP The HUDSON
NJ river.-The steamboat Few EAyEN, Capt H. ander
J- will make excursion Eu6scn Tue sday
evening kep leaving foot OF Chambers SIX
boa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

rrERroor BOAT FOR yoNKRRs, HAsrTY
a DoebsFerry, Iarrytown, Sing Sing ard Hsversn
snernoonA sundays ercepted At O'Clock, touching al
sfrssL srurrlns yin lesvs HsvervxNv ever morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

RICHHONDs,
"a 5S7 BROADWAY,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
VIII open Monday the 9th inst about ~ Handsome
stock of embroideres and lace goods mourning and
illusion Roods int this market at very mod
crate prices Real round point lace sets from S5 70
Bsjous kid gloves $780, chrens &c. The celebrated
Tournure steel buckle skirt reduced 70 ~ So
to be the best
The ladies' dress cap head under the
personal supsrinendence Of Mira Richmond. Patterns re-
ceyed monthly.
RiUHMOND,s BS7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
SICpE 10 BE ADMIRED THAN THE
III RICHEST DlADEk

woHY BY KINos on E,RERoRs.

sElri WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF Hhh
sso.Ds the ornament God nuelf provided for 81 eel
szo4 Re.6sr shoosh The ney bloom ever so brightly Ia
,. slcrus cle>k .Ie sperkg The teet0 be
ese Il .s Il s ieae Is bereft Of it's covering the baif
b. snarisc ,thvelsd b.rh and dry worse sn, spr'
sied ~ith nature will lose more t.n hal r on.rmn
Yrf WO0ps EAih RtsIoKAilE. n'ee tyo & oi tefss -
tralieDt Read following srd Judge The winter of The
sn1s Ire c.IebTstse Piaris:, TSaibeIg; con.
IA woop-Ds,r sr Permit s TO express you obhgr
ous order for the entire restoration c my hsi, q w
as dy s9s sy t"ovs4s sSS gpsn rs s e Il SS1,
sder your HesoTsive wonderful nyerhon, quite Ell.
:1tIcuf vel e. Eerefsbe. .x.
lbrl, 6tsI str JouTt truly, THALSER6.
"Dryoh ar Gwyredytct"
WrLsH NEWSPAPER OrncE, No. Is Nssssu,t,}
April H. 1855.
Prot O. j. woop-pear s;r: Some month weeks sso
tcsvec bottle o your Hair Resodye snd gave 10 wife,
eopcodd TO Try on her ha little thinking the trOs
Is vel A. rny suype ssr few ta 1t Ia. performed
that wonderful steet BY turning all ne gray h.T; 70 a'i
~ ..sE eh,ss Of the,r h.r CHARLES CARDEw.
Nlw.YoRE July IS. 1857.
Pref o. J. wooD; With confidence do recon mend Joai
BAR Restorative brs the mos eff scion article ever sw.
sine. using your Hair my hair and whiskers which
oenhdent that few more applications VI. f re- ,ns pn
sssant itching 30 common among pe'r' who e1rre fsey
Pref wcop: About year sgo my hair commenced falling
"A sud tuning ssy becoming bald, and lad tried
usny remedies to cHtct commenced using your Rsstoa
began TO M up row out and turned back former color
Csil At This rue !. fully restored 20 It's original ooo,'
'Tch chssso se fYp H., May J. ISL ''' ]. D. HOES
The Restorative put up IN bottles Of three Sizes viz; large
per bottle uedu hss at least 20 per cent more In
oS IA @ sa per md sG.s 9s. f.: @ ' IS N0s'
yss IN de sss. Y We Railing E't.blihment. shd No.
And sod b. Al sood Druggists ard Fancy Cccds Dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

distefy sette the questoa Of ,hs sac of i.nis ,e~
~ased from mo,t-ala, and teIeng NC 70 tbe er,ush
municipalities.
Of Isasel the Caihoiie conferred on h.m.
The General Company Of Credit N spa.s fss se-
eep:.d az ore of Its branches Of speculaf Gn the
fisLt Of the fsberIes and sal.!rss II the Carary
Islands.
In private iet'er from pars, i j. asserted tta.
ne Queen Of Spain and TIE Emperor of ia Freneh
vii have an interview th.s year. NOTHING Of this
~ known or c5njecinred n Madrid. bUt Us ,..r-
view is not 20 be wondered az q csc L sbcgid
take place, as The scta. Goyerc;Ber: does all 'ta-
Napoleon W.sbes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
CHINA.

Ds,ss t,om Hcre kore q. T. the tth q A.y. t.
Chi.o Nal q that date sGys;
Affairs progress e: Cs,-G- toysre 8 e y Ugh c)o
picstiop. The Hospo hes bit srsestei ID P,1zv.i
put ander s.rveil..ace % sEss t5s former wa. g..
tenyt.pc 20 leave the c!.y yri7G.sy, AMI tie s.s-
having secretly sen. of bis ses .ni hi ,o:s 20
Faisban, ~as about 20 follow tnam himself tlors VT
tee Judge; bu. 50 isr Ss 80 ~ st-1, toe-e = ~
truth IL the 7ery Improbable Coior tblt lk vs "a
admitted that wang, the nes GovsraorGe1erei hss
orders .o retske Canton. ISe C&r;gIese s-e I'M
pressed With the ,.7s t9s, HF'as hss '4c.Ted sucl
OF deYs-ss very likely lie tss-.ad hsnes the panic
into which they have fsien. ErGugtsu - III i ss.d
10 be at G place about twenty niles E)-tl from the
city. Phk vel an1 the other furC. .Jns..ss v.sns to
leave N order 70 meet hi bang srad 70 :. the lesser
Msrdarns WHO had lsG bsio.e. woa.i Iais-sy-eseat 1T
their s.sy ard erdsngef their be ads. A. pressrr,
Pibkwti is under charge Q: captain s1os en-. s11
nj Of tas Let t.-tslion OF Royal Marines 40
are qu srtered e. his ysmgr, 10 b.s gres. dscisy.
Large bodies OF braves srs being collected in the
vicinity Of Canton, eud have received lcfor
tia. attempts bang usde I, indues the Tsrsars
and the keebs, nGtu,slzsi Ts ts-s, in Canton Tao
together nrnber sboa. ~ COO citing msr n be D'e
pared 10 rice against the allies. higa TSrsr Off ,er
IL Carton, writing 10 an scqlsn.&ncs gives i. Sc his
.heory OF the matter thai the Tsts,s sre being stirred
up by agents Of the rebels I'D tnIevss, who 6a to
linre the bsnDeInen aEd pluadsr the people as t1ey
remove their vslustes sc the city; and no sx2!es
On araious wish that "the great general wac il in
"kvoon-yann shan General S:ral5enzee shoull
adopt irt .rt measures 20 prevent the Irars bang
usled. The e1p.snssion n risy no. 0e worm saJt1ns
hut the wish s1pfessei strongly confirms tbs report
that tie TsrGars ard the ksehs have bsen holdlpg
suspieOu. meeticgs aud bsen secretly recsiyiDg sup
ples OF srnls. Tee latter psople s-e fsnoas among
toe Chinese for their size ami strength; taey spssk
only Mards.i9; and, coming OFT OF rsngsi, ss,tei
il Canton about the middle Of the Seventeenth Cen'
tury.
oertatT mystery bsDgs over C.1.5n srd Il. n,ig1.
borhood. The poTerlesress of Phkwei since bic tp-
pein-ment from PekE, tae manner In watch ne has
confined himself 10 Geq,isscsnes, the aaXety Of
tie Chinese authorities to escspe from tis city tle
delay of the Imperial Commissioner the popularpln
ard the tsmperirg with the Tsrtsrs, e.. point to the
suspicion thst Lord Elgia's movements tow1-d Pak'a
may hsve induced the Government there either T.
decide sudden eo.t ;ansi freiglsT o. t. limit
bis offensive By keeping Canton in sica sts:s
that troops ard no more gant st cs1 be wtldr.S
from
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

CRows-SoNETnisG IN THEIR FAyoR.-Ihe ioi-
lowing communication of little item in favor OF the
persecuted crow comes to us authenticated BY 's-
able name. Upon the whole we don't think the crow
quite 20 black g. hs ooks-thst is when seen BY the
eyes of rome Of his enemies:
70 he Editor Of TIE n Y TSisuas
SIR: For the interest Of the farming portion Of year
readers communicate the following: Mr.. A.phs
Ryovn an snterprising farmer Of this town. Informed ne
that hsvirg acted this year upon the .omevhst ists
sueresion Of yours Of sowing corn broadcast over -
planted ground, be experienced new resuh U2II. U2I.
four ceres where heretofore his crop hsd besn res
injured by the devsststiors Of the "whits gIso -
rg, hsh busbel Of corn This o. QUE .osss
ns,t Of ths Afternoon and morning, found the worms
po tb.r usual ys. 70 the surface aid prssrrns the
latter to the corr dsvoursd then instead n. r.ssx
H hs. out Of the whole field he has not lost 70 '1'''a
four or five hills: :. -
.Ca,ou. n y. July u 1888
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
--,rrrMr corBr-JoHN JAY. .R.eeive-sf

CIYIEkME COOnE --SS o%A 1sSS' s ~. -
s::s, Ian ! "a T. Sr ssSST .ss s,i
sM.s 81 slIseN sIseSi 'hS SS s,.Ss
easnss ds,,,e of sac, rsdslb he 20 sn,,,so
.,son ~ ST. 1877 %. Esree sso oler re1td ~
Yas , ,Ss; .oca re Ne, ssns E,essIss &c A..
Ssy rs s.s S sst say ned S .ad d.sssd @
W. 20 seAS "a pi'ss *. GsS s,of Of ssYo.s = v ys
esst s,easiDs he rector. cnnrs n .d' CO .u1 7s
q fniIy Ss ts S.p . Z sSeS pa; ss. . q.
sss between I 3 se %o'.oe .uSs' 20 % s.ssn.
By ne rnsy .is ,, lie Roy ';res dt.n t'ee tss
SeS 80 y iset I'D ss y, ,dsa & sres. I'd so,sry ID.
~, .-s..r ia rosriDs n5ria.,y snd :. i &
sr .o7s ,bs e.s;.IJ e. I'd .,t o@,sesn L. RJ nd
&c se sSe ess;ey asns re ssa e',sI =, voc 2.al
70 ie Roy ess;sr 's ,sp .1s.e,y .,onr toe snn.
sa) % rehs ;h,nce srynsffy tcrs soe itrds eS-
y,sd by %. G,ns. - Is.rs. 70 LePcy ,trs- s-a
... 80 os he nrsey so. Of Le Roy .'eet treetJtwo
-. ..' 5.r Ssf ,P., ,,PP..,.s-Ns,s'Yi-f, !ils "a is,s
IsaTskli2sU' HoNs& sSgtrsYrtn ~ .o:9roey
-, I'd r'ac. EOMER stuart Referee.
3D. e = yy ~ is5s same
-, -, .os ris.r HOMER Il. STUART, he'elee.
ice Soc fheI q, e g.9sa % ,s, g Jay % IS" ~'''
'~ss r.dT,nfS ~ ~ HOMER H. STUART, Reteree
C1TPPFMT COURT-JOHN JAY, Reeeyer a
y 10. ysby 80 FIRE lus1-t Cccany Of tle Cty clNeg.
rc,s' ,Ss,nst WLLIiM n DE GROOr and ALICE v, his
n. r.socre B. De Gr,o:, nd Emm. hs wife, ys,nes b.
Marcy shses Rlrisn Ys Ware sdn aistfsfix ,sc ChsIe'
Aierlby nr.tor q Iso r. Ware DEC. 'soIsVP
vtsan HuntPs'rs' % decree Of .s's niaee
fs ni,e2 Acilcn c terra of tbe Spp.s9, ,ot
hea -t- ry NeYort on the SIT Il PEI So' :hs
Es-r.e IN sd nsred s1 sell At pibic ecnon a. ne
HeIeh.l, Eacsnse New lork cty on lse ~: o.y d Jy
iS =. fw.ve m Of s dsy tne iowins c.scl
RAJ es.e or iafd via Al that certain y. plee a. pacei oi
md a-e liice SO hei,g N the Iwsifh ~ N.d o' ad
ate ,ertod seG iooss VIZ: 5egpuligS plnt
81 tue sDttery side q On fupdes sndorfJ secoDc st. cS
,.ut crr plrored st fuhss rom he south 1sey ooraeI
o ~, bndro-sL6 fory secqDds aud keventhsv, rlnnns
,o-c'v ne psrasl with sid - 'ne center
~. Of a.oot Jeeoen Onekuudred and forty r. and
one acc 81 tneace G1LS tt3 center Ene
ss.s.ly els brndTea hence sovheIy iae parallel
,h Flatt - until Il irtc Co.'S he nortEeny hne d
he Bom9glse Rod tsecse rohsry s9Is sad ice 81 the
BT,as s3dls Road u Il Lsects the southery Inc oi One
6fcysc tnsLc8 SeseGy along 'le lbeTy
Inc q OeLul 6rod srd 1Iysecont 20 the psce q BEGIN
.g Tens u1de DE day o! ste Da'ed jane ID
~ hONER IL. STUART. Referee.
lTgsHLTST WHITEHEAD. Attorney. Iii0 2,w rlSM
The o,, sale sdournsd the nth u july 1883 st the
ho4 a. q p,>-e. hDnhA H. oiCaNi' nei'ioo-
. fcr A. i,nrned =, Ja'y ~ 1855 .. 'he
l0ug al pace. hS''hh !" % '1''Af Ae'''~
yiI NedASa. = -, q, ,e.o -. =, .
oe hour OF psce --D.'ed ~ yrly. l3oS . .
NO rnsr2t hO'sIh n. oit AN, I-ls1ee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

hAssA ~ rBE ANTRicAS Borrow.-TNs IF0,crl1o
n Patriot states that the stencil prevailing 10 the
Am.riesn Bottom, caused by decaying yeyststiou
AND the decomposition Of animal matter aepoeitsd by
the iste food, is unenduraby noisoue IL has crested
snepideDic disease among the hogs which is carry-
sekness viii prev all among the inhabitants this SAN
mer. Several sick persons have already gone %
Wseroo from the Bottom, be.ug unable to 1--we II .he
nlds, Of the Unhealthy efluyis.
The Hon. Aaron " Brown, the Postms..sr.G eae.
ia, et the city yesterday n )rniDg, accompanied by
he family FOR lis -esiieacs N reoEessss Hhs-e he
vi se'ouin for three or four weeks Dg-iog bis SD
ssnts the Hon. Horstio Kus, aEder = provision Of
re ~ OF lSbs WI Ssscbs-ss TOE dotss q is.i.
Essts- GecersA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

The following resolutions were sdop.ed unani-
nously:
Rs,reS Tia. the citizens Of Mnnests In with the
Of the Moth West deeply interested connection
the Northern Lakes aud tha Pachc Ocean II
onA cOunes shall prevail. Washington excluding the gre
rational highway between Lste Superior and Puget Sound on
tqu just recognition by Congress then congratulate
The the Lske States that BY cooperation with
Canadian brethren international route through TOE yseys
The Red River of .he North, the Ssskcbevs sud the Co
practicable bat III develop ,he valuable
Portions Of Norh American continent into powerful and
ppIous StAief -
Rered That hs great physical fat viii ynis.e itself:
rAy The and Of ,he s,be lies north ot
se heh degree Of noh latitude aud that ioGs has q Eq'
With responding of .hs Pacific Of NJr,h
AH1ics 10 poiit OF the center a Mi1nes
he,oed That he discovery Of gold neds Fszer River
Mdibe probable reno ovsl from the SUks'chewsn D;ict British
0p Nspco-ver Island Of dominion BY the Hudson Bay
tmPpy opening hos, immense and fertile Territories 70 set
tsmsu:, coDsd raObs which imPsraye.y demard Tar
f'ett policy BY the Gverrucnt CT The neG States Than las
h:seito prevailed.
koed Ina ssk pohius fT the Northern one ,.
sPeaac Rslrcs5 than would ssn. In aid Of Csnr. or
souern route bit ANYTHING es VIII BE- gyoss a sites sgains;
which he pe ne Of knuesots a rsh. - pG3ies
Re'esee Tat Senators Spd Representatives bs es.sd
No'e ioF iae rNspnemeut OF Pacific Railway bis urles
ty e % 70 he crest Lake route, east u' the Gers
o. t6) svu Tie NodWe fail voi e n tbe Councils Of tbe
tL0l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

y.IuArIos oy PRoPERrY SPAssarc C0rsrY.-InS
,.s..,rs Just completed their duties or "a.
,s,I y.nsfion Of perty Ia tho county eS 20 o snso
y bids or sso 69i h IA rs.sr.on Tss ts. cySssy
t.s rs e the CRY II Pssrson conrsa'ins >, D., 4 IL
ra,d 1851 above saoxs ts reas ,e'5i .no
sass.,s ,hen b.irs 81 Jlf3 Rss y t.lson iH coenI
y0ys.sS. c.-is Gu ne Slo". .S""HA as'e'~"''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
NewWork kDailn Tribn,re
MINNESOTA AND THE FRAZER RITEI
MINES.

The people OF Minnesota are all agog about the
Frazer gold mines and have held third meeting at
ST. Psul to consider the resdies means Of reaching
tbem ard incidentally the advantages which it is be-
heved would accrue to Minnesota from the opening OF
the intern ediate country 10 settlement.
Col. John II. Stevens Of Glencoe presented the fol-
kwiDg report:
The dist srcs from ST.. Paul to the gold mines OF
FIszer and Thompson Rvers, may be put down ss
fVliovs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

L E,sFAII &to n. - Ns,,s; -psus an esT AtoIis kr
tss -, & bs N fVSs ~ bsoyIIss,s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
THE ERIE ROAD DISASTER
pERiLs OF RAILWAY TRAVEL.
Personal Narratives
ACCOUNTS BY DEAF NUTS.

ne Jo~ p-v4s r-s4:1s p-e;s,eiHf -cr s-Hc
a ,.r.rs.- Hsrrl.s t.t y a-..--s e-lns.Iaos- I'D 10
.e.cL ID
Oa- Reporter, vho .e': Port Jews a, A30 ?. Il.
On Sunday BY special express, tt1s. as :ne IL.
swing s.s.emel;s ifoo =. dic..7Os Of tie
,-eyDiej:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20


MskiDg total distsuce of 900 miles from st. Paul.
The Cox mi.tee have made the following estimsts of
the e1pense cesssry to equip and fit out psrty OF
ZEN from s.. Paul. They have included in the esti-
Insts snffil emf food for si1 mnnfhs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

lespr The shock Of the other cars jumping the
break seemed ~ be communicated TO our cars. Then
the door flew open and the brakeman this car, who
stood Immediately in front Of me- burst in. Therswas
Egh; enough to chow the position Of the srs. Inc
car shesd was wabbliDg. Il seemed to me 70 turn
first little 10 the right ard then made to the left
should suppose that il would be more Injured IN rs
rear Ii an in any other part [Mr. Headsy, Vice
Presden. OF the Rosd, VINO was present, SAD INA,
was so saw the car in front OF me turn, snd ieit
my Own car turn. When We got down It seemed - II
i was yiDg in the water; l was lying on my coest
with my ne extended a. if swimming. was nearly
drowned once, and the sensstiOns are very smusr.
am biufed ell over, but rot seIiousy. suhel
great deal from the general jsr. was the nrst msn
out of the car IL was worse in the bsck part OF the
car To-day am beginning 70 get better, and in two
or three days shah get away. Mrs. Hoguet Win
me. singular prank was played With my clothing.
hole torn in my lirsn duster . foot and Q hall
scrosr. This became smaller 10 an alpaca cost vest
ard sn,tt until in thick fsrne Under shirt il was
rot over az inch scroes und the skin VS. only szed
Had tha. blow reached an inch further 4 would have
broken the spine. Everything has been done for Us
that could be dcre. AL Gay yesterday and to-day
M Headey has been here, and ne was here Friday
:TAIExEsT OF MRS. BAKER.
/ "a. IL me back car, on the righ.hand side hsd
NY baby il ny lsp. fel. strange jar, and bent ior
ward ever her That wss the l.st knew ur.iI
found myself OF he g.ornd. Mr. Baker cime ou as
soon as possible. We belong in Buffalo, and were
going home TIE child Is hardly hurt ct al. sat
right opposite Mrs. Pee.. Ny ear is b.ly cut and
have 8 few scratches or n,y head. an bruised and
lame ell over. I described my little Mlnoies dark
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The Placer herald., 1858-07-24
The new Foreign Miners License
LAW

The following is the act (No 3l6) amending the
Foreign Miners License Law, passed by the last
Legislature:
.4NACT amendatory of. and supplementary to
m Act entitled an Act to provide for the pro
lection of FOre gners, and to define their liza
bllltleS and privileges. passed March thirteenth.
one thousand eight hundred and fifty three. pas
sed May thirteenth, one thousand eight hundred
and ifty-fOur, approved March fifth. one thou
sand eight hundred and fitty-sevcn.
The People ofhe State of Caiifoynia represented
IN Senate and assembly do enact as ytoliomS:
SEC l. No person not "a citizen of the United
States, or who shall not have declared his inten-
ton to become such prior to the passage OF this
Act according to law California indians except
cd) shall be allowed to take gold from the mines
of this State. or hold mining claim therein, un-
less he shall first procure and pay license there
for as hereinafter provided.
SEC. 2. Any person or company hiring foreign
ers or renting, or on shares, or in any manner
connected with any foreigner or forei gners, in
working. or in possession of any mining ground
in this State. shall be held liable for the account
of license of each and every foreigner with whom
such person or company is so connected or inter-
ested All mining ground worked or possessed.
all Improvements, all tools and machinery used in
working such ground by said person or company
shall be subject to sale for the payment of said Ii
cense tax, in the manner provided in section seven
of this Act. The Collectors shall have power to
require any person or company believed to be in
debted to, or to have money. gold dust or proper
ty Of any kind, belonging to. or in which any such
foreigner is interested, in his or their possession
or under his their control. to answer under oath
as to such Indebtedness or the possession of such
money, gold dust or other property. In case a
party is indebted or has possession or control of
any moneys. gold dust, other property as afore-
said OF such foreigner or foreigners. he may col
lect from such party the amount of such license
and may require the delivery of such money, gold
dust. or property aforesaid, and in all cases the
receipt of the Collector to said party shall be a
complete bar to any demand made against said
party or his legal representative, for the amount
of money, gold dust, or property embraced there
in. Any person or company hiring foreigners to
work the mines of this State, shall be liable for
the amount of the licenses for each person so en-
ployed Approved, April 2Gth, 1858.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-24
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