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The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14
Justices Summons.

n NtiED SfAttStF ANEkI, - |ttt ~
- CfhOrrit, COu " nf Ruie In aus ices t'nlt,
uthH T"wrship, The ferplc uf the stale ur t'ni
hrnia, To James Htrov. greeting: Nol ar. hcrrt,
sd m"n"d t. APPEAR e6,r,- M ~ INV Office in Iphir
'""rhlp CouuIy nt tut g. the iHh Il v uf No, en-.
"er a n lshs. at 10 o'clock VI 10 answer unto ihr
c"'npIaih OF " -. MUIR y u ho sues tn rrruyer IT,,
sun uf fti toi,r- md interest 90 tn. same at N
rte ~ Three ~ cent per munh frlni the II h ,iA,
oi N'rrh lS's until rad said awuunt tll ,.t L.
'edu" on ~ missry n't". dated MIR h ~ h IsiS
an 'lS"td J~tn''N Harlow, hr. ir q, rrt vii l..
k'n tgatsI y"u Tor the said so"lrt Il ,uu iaU fn
apl" ahh s~.r I" the sheriff nr nuN Curstabt
due return hurrof ~
''lvcn under my hand this l3th day of Aupr.,. A.
w. i0'S' JOHN :. RLRkY.
avl8 Law 3ns
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sound Doctrine.

We alluded yesterday to The fact that the
Democracy Of Yuba county bad purchased
the .NeDs printing establishment, aud that
John r. Ridge, Esq had assumed the edi
torial control Of the National Dtmoe,af.-
He is one Of the ablest writer's in the State.
and will do effective service in the eau.e q,
the Democracy. The salutatory cf tho edi
tor is rerlete ~ith sound Democracy, and we
should be glad to give it en- ire, but have
only room for the followirg extract:
We consider, therefore, that the time has
now come for action, aud now mrst he tested
the great question as TO which is the tr Q
Democ' acy--that which il embraced in the
CINCINNATI Platform anl the Kansas NJ,
bra,ka B u. or thai which is cont ri -ed in
the rev tangled Lecompion propO.itiun
which as-crts that mino, tiles may vern
m'jorites, and that Congress has no right to
l. quire, when constitutions come up b fore
Them. whether they are the net and deed Of
the Veope or not. The issue has been
made. and it becomes IN intelligent people
| to meet it. IL becomes intelligent American
citizens to say whether u bnneful princp G,
OF u onarchical and foreign growth, shall he
engraited, at this ea'ly period Of our nation.
a. hltt"ry, INTO the American Government.
As this great que ton is now settled 50 will
II, 10 all probability, stand hereafter, and
shape md mould the future history of the
country. The point is viial, AMI the dec.
sion momen'ous. for rosterity no less than
ourselves are intere>tod.
1t is scarcely necessary to consume fur
ther time in 'xpiaining our position. The
field OF argument is 8" broad nni so fertile
~ the vast variety OF themes aud phases 81
themes to be presented. that, indeed. on e =
position ~ the existing crisis o. rolitic,l af.
fairs could not he wholly d,fned in d,y or
even succs-sion Of DAYS. We shall there.
fo'er ~ sati-f Il TOR the present uith the
faint shadowing which we have given of the
great doctrines # y pular liberty and pop
ular sovereignty for VIII We triumph We SIM!
hereafter contend Suffice il to say, lhlt We
support the platform ot the la'e Douglas
Democratic State Convent n, aud elch aud
every II its nUminees. ard consider no man
tue to Democratic principles who does not
proclaim bis undying hau cd TO that M dern
political monstrosity denomnated LecOmp-
feni.m.
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scuEpULE TIME OF THE OVERLAND RouTE.
- According TO ,he schedule time fixed by
the ,si Ofiic" Department. the Mail leaves
St J seph, evtrv Saturday merning, Mt 8
o'clock 10 arrive in Salt Lake City Tor TWEEN
v.two davs thereafter. Ii leaves Salt l. kr
City for Plncer,ilic every turdny nornIur
at 6 o'clock. to arrive in Placetv,Ile six cen
days thereafter and leaves Placer lille n So
on sa'urday Il IL well known that the
contracto,s have made time much within
the o limits Union.
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C'NsrsrENcv The Republican abuses J
{ Mckibben hecau-o a Il puhic,n Couven.
hon nominated him for Congress after the
ID moe alio { invention in s tcramento had
gven him the nomination for tins otii - -
That samo paper support d. ut the last elec
tion j. w Vaudeville ( r Sta'e Con,r' Her,
after the Repub lean C"nventi"n nouiua e I
that gentleman TO this office, aud afterwards
President Buc ansn ind rsed the Repuoh-
can nominee. by making h IN Surveyor Gen
e'a' Of the State VI California -HtoetOR
Argus.
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Saw Mill For Rent.

NV DrR~>IN u ulFfR~ TOR RENT
Ms new steam Ssw Mill. situated IN III t.,W
A.. o"'"st' hule '"pn'N >nid mi / litHt q
w "he o' ihe II rest pinerts, the tate tuni ism
." " wv NiI"9h 81 pine in ia gsda,~ 1 urdnn,s
"o'''N'e Is ridty 'mpr' Wig, t~" lnfcr v AT, ,
,, W. e. wa % '"orl ted 10 ih,s psre during th.
umi"'r H'd the is g-.nt ,e , nn,t in. INN, .r
,n'r isa e'i "nd h uisd ulrn the 1 Y unN a.
,e mt = heieut Qusu.i'y "i Lrts tu cut s,u,
~ VIZ ''mttr. The efo-s "a ~ he c.s,. Fm
PA..e'' =, r"lu'te at G. Llt,r un the mr., ui...
't N le- 'tg 9h iSsS - ~ rtl
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Jo.eph a B,ldwin received ,he .ool,

Joseph q. B,ldwin received thu soclaim-
ing hail Of the whole Dem cratic State Con
vention, without q single disseD,ient voice,
for the Office Of Justice Of the Sapremc
Bench Of Californis.--S r. Herald.
Is lie pos.iblel Why don't you state the
fact. that Mr. Bogardus. on behalf Of the
FL Dorado delegation, nominated Col s @
X Handy of Placerville for Suprem. Judge,
who withdrew. after which. Mr. Bald vim.
being the ooly person in tho State willing
to accept earrying down from the Democ-
racy, received ",he acclaiming hail" OF
the whole horde Of hungry itinerant federal
officials congrefated at Sacramento.
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JoE MCkiBBEN.--A number of little peo
pie who profess near relationship to the Ad
m'ni-traton, but who. We reckon, are not on
Mr., Buchnnan'- visiting list arc very ahu.
sive OF Mr. McKibben becau G OF his anti.
Lecompton principles They uude, take to
ridicule hi assertion that the "mud-sils Of
California took him from cayote hole aud
made him Congressman Though not
literally correct, the assertion was substan-
TALLY true. We knew Mex bben ~ n work
ing miner from which occupation he passed
with only n short interval of Inv Practice, to
the State Senate, and thence. by an a,m,st
uninterrupted ofiicicial graduation to hi
pre- ent place. He hns always been note
for his m'lincss and iudepen iencc of charac-
ter which ha- been s,rikingly manifested in
his opposition to what he supposed was m.
uonal wrong doing. In the dcp'hs +
great soul he will dcspiNe the small atoms
IN community which are 80 agita'ed by his
presence. We have never considered J,e
10 great n Statesman az Kicheleu's Lysau.
der. hut we do consider him AN honorable
man aud politician. aud one whose intelli
gencc creditnbly rep esents us-an indiyid-
uni citizen wh"se principles are not currn
ed by "ouopolies, aud VII se face. un Ike
that Of one Of our Senators does not bear In,
marks Of q DWELLING nvarice. Mckibheu h s
always been an uuwavering, consistent dem
ocrat, aud the unmeriied abuse now piled
upon MIN by Administration writers of 'ha-
KY aniecedeuts. will give him greater prou'i-
nrncc and in corresponding degree WI
sink the wiz Grating ass,ilaDts to u more
hupele depth If servile degradnti,n N"
man Of liter mind, or stability uf p,incipl'
would drnoonce n pub 10 othcsr for n s'ngIe
ec"entricity fromAiministrauve MEASURE
Tiaiiy Journal.
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"Cu,Gv" At vicroRiA.-John C. Keen.
an, formerly Of Sacramento. is p ken Of as
a candidate for Chief Engineer of the Pire
Department at victo Ia. The salary Of the
office 10 81 200 per year.
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On THE StUMp Hon. J McKihhsn n. and
vm. l. Dudley, he Democratic candidates
for Congress are greeted with enthusiastic
mse'ing- wherever they speak. They o. oak
~ Stock on on Monday evening next, and
viii soon be heard In the northern portion
Of the State.
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SMALL Pox AT R.p BLUvTs PUBLIc
MyErINo,--wc learn from the Beacon that
n public meeting was held a, Red Bluff. at
which it was resolved that n committee OF
Eve be appointed to inquire into the extent
Of tho diSase. and take measure, II n cersa-
side Of town. for the rfiicted, and TO pro.
vide the services Of q competent person to
wait on them.
The committee selected = house about one
mile below own The Beac'n says there
Is but one case remaining in towl
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SLorED.--Mr. Newcomb, the agent Of tho
Mountain Dfamat Ttoup. sloped from Sac
ssnsfto with considerable in his hands be-
longing to the Members OF the company.
They offer reward for his app, shension
and the recovery Of the funds
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

CHINA AyrAIss Capt Freeman. has
kindly permitted Us TO peruse letter from
bic son. who 10 now resident in China, aud
spgaeed In the mercantile business. He
was acting Cunsul for the porte Shanghai in
the absence Of the regular officer. lie gives
~ iatsrestiog acmount Of Chinese affairs.
We have made some extracts from the letter
which We shall publish in day or two.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

WILLIAM NJ ki>c.Ip, aged 56. na'iv
of Kentucky, bu,s resident of san u Clsta
County 81 ee lS49. ~a kilsd o. the Is
instant. on his ferm, by the kick of a horse =.
blow on the pit OF the stomach iroduced
Internal eop,usions. from the etf,cs o
which he died in nine hours.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

RAsEp TIM FL.o.--The 81 ekson asgus
hss hoisted tho Douglas ticket. and is bat
tlinc manfully for II success. It's editor 10
. southern gentlemen Of fne nttainmen
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

SpoNrA>i'us CoNRUsrinN The eahip
If MIR Johnson, at knicke lp,ke Flat.
Toulumne county, was hr,d recently by the
Ignition OF n b of matches, exposed on the
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

MEDICAL JauRNAL We have received
from tho publishers the Augu-t No. Of the
Pacific Medical aud Snrgica, journal. con-
Quoted by Drs Track and Wooster. n isa
valuable mon hiy. and we Commend i, TO the
attention Of the medical fraternity.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

RATIFICATION MEETING.
The Democracy Of Oroville and vi
cinify are requested to assemble at the
Court House, TONIGHT, 70 ratify
the nominations made by the State
and Senatorial Conventions. Hon j.
w. McCorkle, md Hon 8 A. Ballou
and others will be pres cnt and address
the Meeting. Democrats, come out!
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ICE 4! ICE iCE!!
Pure g. Clear as CRYSTAL.

HEuNDER>lCNED ARE AGAIN Prepared t,
furnish th,' ci'jx jxeus a. tirnyuIe win ihe vet,
"es' V"ai't ut ic', ~ the tuo>l re l.ana l.. terms
~ supply ems antiy aant Dpis r. i.lt 90
our once un NIers' Alley. bAtN, Myers aud liun.
looh STREETS, pr ,mpuy attended To We have the
.nosi pertet facisiues for supplying hotels saoons
and falnille e. with any amount desired
hayS 7 DiCKEY 4 Cu
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

To THr HuNopy.-Jamc Dunn. Esq, Of
the Antelope Res,urnnt announces his rca-
dinesa TO feed the hungry public, His es
tablishment is an cli p pv.hr one. and We
commend IL to tie at,enti o. the public.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

OVERLAND Rourk. = The Republican men.
tions that. on Tuesday, Fix four ho,sc and
two six.horses coaches we're dispatched by
Fisher & Co., out upon the rond for the use
Of 'hc Overland Mail Company, and. on Wed
nesdny .ix fcur. horse coache aud 500 Cal.
ifornia h'rfcs sent ,u'. The horses are
branded o. NJ Fity.6,e men have also b. on
Dispatched 20 the route
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

CUaLEys CioAR SroRE.-Cnrley has ro.
novel his Cigar and Tobacco Store into the
wash ngton Block. corner of Montgomery
On Myers street. His stock isan exte usive
enc. and Curley is an obligipg and popu'ar
tobaccouist
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

EAsrEKN MAn.-The steamer from the
East has no been out "a days. As It is the
Golden Gate, she may be looked for hourly.
She vi probably bring definite news from
Abe Atlantic cable.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

RvpEMrios oy County wARRANrs.--Ths
Treasurer Of Butte county announces by
notice In another column. that he Is prepar.
ID TO redeem county scrip registered prior
TO December is 1857.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

SHOCKING AccIpENr.--J, l.. Farnsworth
empl yed at Hobbs & Gilmotes planning
mills, on Market street had the whole of III e
inside of his hand taken of! IL was fou nd
necessary to 'lgate' some 10 or II arteries
- cdH
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Saw Mil TO RENr.--C, 8. Lvtle. advcr.
tise saw Mil IN rent situated at VI ores.
vile, 10 this county Lumhermen will do
veil e. cohsu't his advertisement.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

AQUA AMuL-N-Thank. to Mess-s. Davis
& Pennock, Of Hamilton. for the present Of
q huge aud delicious Wat ermelon. weighing
twenty bound-.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

THEATRicAL. John 8. Potter aud his
theatrical troupe opened the Temperance
Hall at Nevada on the l2,h.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

SAN FaANcisco GLoBE.--This old pros
tituts has changed hands. 1t 10 now owned
By @. W. Guthrie. cashier Of tho Custom
House. Il will. doubtless, continue the
Custom House organ.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-14

Causes vALLEY.--l Ii 10 said that Lucky
Bills crowd have been nearly all scared
away from Carson Valley.
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@ 81 E r IT B u S @ 0
COntreraS Ball!

~ AT rUr AssF''TIY ROOM or WON
~ o\G, in Ium' ~ Vale. ~ lhw>'
Il - ~. Ep-l IL 1855 lavtgJ 49,"
- ps-itI 'rrg' aLd iufnttluus w.. u -"
~N.'ttits irn' rscrt. the ~ Il f>igned v ~ -,
2, 2 GA fh'' 70 ut AuEts teRt. ard rSir' ?
r-.i 81 FfHiiul 3" pnniic - b.. ~ NJ =
h-agttsl a. q ll-assnl iuea tirn accessible by -
Hio;st'nin rntd, ard viii Pc found an ~ ttSO So,
'' - i"r iht Fu-'Ge L of th- bot Hnd dS'y 's.N.
WtDp L"NE. Fr'rFt"N'
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Very truly,
X &. GAGKITL..
CoUn,y Treasurer, s'H,..
lDRuVItIk Augu-t 1Dth izsA

Noticeis hereby given to all personshnliing Iutt,
'"uuty Nnrrlns registered un the General Fund
from the lith h the 3nth ~ N,vember IS Z iuclu
s've. and all WHrrFnts Iegi,ic ed IN November uI,
hr Ind ent Sick Fu d, that the sane VIII he paid
On presentation at this "nicr, aud Oh and after th.
dat" said Warrants viii cease To bear interest md
II not presented within sky days from H., date
hereof. the moucys for ,nih " afrnIt, VIII be az.
propriated to pay the next in order ct registry
WM. LATliMOKE.
Treasurer RMi' Comfy.
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RATIFICATION MEETING.

~ rsriicr. wedpe,dny ser,crtcr I-, ~
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AT Q 9nCLoCK, \. ". PrxrrrALLY.
Passenger. hy the p. VI co., line PRE- 'nntsd
"n their arrival AT Panama. upon III" Wtnlfa' The
Rail Road Terminus. hy the Com Inny's steam Fery
Bon: and are transported.
By the Panama Railroad Company
i,,nodi.t, ,r ,r, he ISrliMt Sto >Pi>WAL',
where the steamers 0f tho L. - VIM
~1ys IA reriinoss to convey them 70 New NVsS
New leans.
IN" Panama Rpllrnad Company and the Us hsl
St'amstn Comnany have authnrzcd agents io~
'hrtr Tickets If desired by holders of Pacific Icke
fass HgcTs are notified that NIL tickets Tor the s'eA
mers >f thr 4 :. Mil =. : Co., nIi-t be presen'ea
t" their agent at AspnwaIIfor registry and exchange
Ms hey will not otherwise be available.
Treasury shipment will he received on boa'a
III" steamer nnl 10 o'clock. uidrsht. Arers' iS'"'
No mrrchrni.e freight will hr received on toa'a
ahcr n'clork p. VI Augu-tl 9th und written of0''
must 'e "r"curyd NJ the Office for It's shipment.
For Freight Or Passage. applt tn
tuRnCS & ARCOcK.
Corner of Sacran ento and ltiicsdorf -trr''.
>an " urf'rn'
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Dem ocrat. RnIley 1

Remember the Meeting tonight. Demo
Gratis turn out. and let Il be q rouser
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Tow nship Ncmins'ions.'
Toris"Ttr, lscr. fifs' 'istritt,
PETERS EEEER.

Ter I,,tIcss ~ tic rsece.
J0H 8 BERRY,. .EDWAED DoNAHO.
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toi,ftpt'sA

p MAGUIRE,.......JIpRY J. collins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04
TT he AnStR1A.

A German paper Of New York, referring to the
variety of newspaper suggestions which every
great calamity elicts from the press, a,d which
are Intended to prevent its repetition in future,
ssnsibly remarks that sail these suggestions, how
ever, have reference only to an accident that has
occurred, and but seldom arc the circumstances
she same at any succeeding calamity. The Arctic
foundered because there was no water.tight com>
psrtments in her hold, while these precautions
had bsen taken 10 the construction Of the German
vessels They were built Of iron instead Of wood,
and they could not meet with an accident like the
Arctic, but instead of this the Austria Was burnt
up. Henceforth precautions will probably be
taken for the prevention Of fre, while the next
catastrophe may be occssioned by an iceberg or
from some other UNFORESEEN accident"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04
California b. lection.

Tho San Francisco Democrat announces the elec-
ton of Jos. G. BALDWIN, Esq, Supreme Judge of
California.
Mr. Baldwin is the author Of the famous "Flush
Times" and of "Party Leaders," two of the most
brilliant volumes in their respective veins, that
has appeared for many years. lie is as dstin-
guished for his law learning and debating powers
~ for elegant scholarship and elocu.ion. Mr..
Baldwin 10 a nephew of the late Judge Baldwin of
Stannfnn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

AF- THE PUBIC will please observe that GEORGE
NJ. WEST. Publisher. Bookseller and stationer, who
for the last ten years has had his Bookstore under
The Exchange Hotel, has now removed to his new
and spacious Store. l55 Main street. Eagle Square
where he at all times keeps hand the largest and
best selected stock of School, Law, Medical, Agri
cultural, Theological, Juvenile aud miscellaneous
Books that is 10 be found in the city, and at much
lower prices. He also has a large assortment OF
Foreign and American Stationery. all kinds of Wri.
ting Papers. Envelopes. Blank Books. in fact every
thing that Ii usualIy kept in frstcass Book store
Pertons not living in the city can be furnished with
everything in his line By directing their orders and
letters to GEO. NJ. WEST, Publisher. Bookseller and
Stationer Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 2.-During September, nine
hundred and seventy nine warrants were issued
from the Pension Office. to satisfy which one-bun-
bred and forty -eight thousand acres OF land were
necessary.
Mr.. A. o. Dayton. fourth auditor in the Treasury
Department, intelligence of whose death in Phila-
deipbia this morning received, had been in Of
flee about tWenty.fiye ;ears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04
TUE pIcIpIC WAGON ROAD.

c. Ior,s Oct 2.-Latter. from the Pacific Wa
gon Execution, dated Big Sandy, Oregon, Sept: I,
say that Col. Lander was pushing the WORK Sitn
ali possible dispatch. with hopes of reaching SODA
Springs before the bad weather sets IN. Two han
dred miles of road were flushed and an addtiona'
f,rcs il now at work beyond Salt River The ex-
nedition will winter at Laramie. Col Lander starts
for Washington on the 9th of October. me IN,
dams we're healthy. The health OF the e1peuition
was good. s..oru
The western papers contain very contradictory
accounts relative to the South Platte gold Dig
gins. rr;vod bara
last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04
LIED,

On the Sd inst, Mrs REBECCA RUDOLPH, In
the 6sth year Of her age.
Her funea al will be preached at her late residence
IN 26th street, this afternoon. At 4 o'clock. The
friends Of the family respectfully invited TO at
tend without further notice.
m. Boston and Bath papers please COPY.
Farewell. dear mother thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits Gcd that has bereft us,
He can nil our sorrows heal.
On Sunday morning. at 81 o'clock of inffamma.
tio1 of the throat C0RNELIA BELL. youngest
child Of Washington and Mary King, aged years,
months, and IL DAYS
The friends and acquantances of the family are re-
spectully invited to attend her funeral at the resi-
1enes OF her father on St. James street near Baker
this afternoon, at o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04
a l6afre,

Saturday night wound up one of the most bril-
liant periods at the Theatre for a long time. The
audiences through the week were large and inteli
gsnt-that on Friday night-Booth's benefit night
-opprsssively crowded. The interest in the per
formanees has been maintained with admirable
success. Tonight he appears in "Romeo and Ju
list"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

fHAYoH MAYO, OF RICHMOND, has started on his
return from New York to this city. On Saturday
he took leave of Mayor Tiemanu, who had shown
him many civilities paragraph appeared in one Of
the New York papers, rating Mayor T. for not
Allowing more attention to Mr.. Mayo, which. we
learn from the best authority, was written without
any foundation whatever ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

BosroN, Oct. 2-The Republican Convention of
the sixth district yesterday nominated John B. AL
ley, of Linn, for Congress, after six Intellectual
ballotings. Mr.. Alley received 81 votes to 81 for
Timothy Davis, the present representative from
that district.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04
FROM Utah.

81. Louis. Oct 2-The Salt Lake mail reached 81.
Josenb on the 25th ult., twenty-one days out. me
Mormons we're quiet and orderly at the time o, de-
parture A violent snow storm was encountered py
the train west of Laramie. The Indians on ,ns
r rnu we're ouiet The weekly Santa Fe mail left
Indenendence on the 9th ult. II. A. Sheet, lie
ceiver of Public Moneys, and Mr.. Register, were
among the passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04
FIRE IN BOSTON.

Boston, Get. 1.-E.rly this morning fire broke
ont in the large brick building, Nos. Al, 43 and As
Kingston street. which was mostly Destroyed
Loss about $4,000. Among the sufferers are Geo.
Ii. Fox / Co., hardware manufacturers; Rogers &
Wendt, silver ware manufacturers; Jacob Thaxter,
brass insher. Several fremen were injured, but
not fatally. Loss partially insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04
LATER FROM THE MORNoNs.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2-Salt Lake dates of the 2Sth
ult. have been received. The Mormous are report
ed to be orderly, aud the Indians on the route
quiet. The news generally is uumportant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

It appears from the returns of the census of
Texas, that the population of that State is about
four hundred and fifty thousand. 1t is stated that
in eight years Texas has more than doubled it's
number Of Inhabitants, while its productive ca
pacity has been developed in astill higher ratio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04
The Atlantic TELEGRAPH.

The cry of the New York press now lie, 'Give Us
another Cable" IF we are to have another, VIC
hope that the United States will not again comh it
the folly of constructing it for the exclusive bens-
at, in the event of war, of another nation Let us
have q cable which will be open upon equal tern,.
aud at all timer, to the governments and people OF
both the countries which it unites