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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-31

ton OF the act incorporating the psnhns, AID expressly
named 10 the Corporation by the contract entered utj
the paints December "a 1881, upon obtaining permits
sion 70 lay their track che Corporation might any time
be used upon each track whenever io liz opinion toe
public interests required such Interference THIS reguls
partakes Of the character Of legislative sovereignty
Originally conferred by the charter OF Governor Dongan
IN 1885, confirmed in 1880 by the konsomerie charter,
and subsequently by legislative grants, may we'll be
doubted whether the city be deprived OF Il even by
an act OF the Legislature itself Certain is, however
The hands Of private individuals, OF Of q private
corporation, without previous legislative sanction, and
any .nsnps . on =. part 70 DO 50 wlshou. such an.
In This not only did Legislature abstain from AN.
'horzins the Corporation to grant the plaintiffs any per
certain streets and avenues Of the city but IN addition re-
coenzed this regulating and legislative power OF the Cor
should be constructed under such permssion the me
and OF using the same, and the speed with which
carriages should be permitted 10 move the same,
any part thereof, should be subjec, 10 H. The plaintiffs
scoeped their charter with this restricton upon obtain
ing permission lay their rails recognized such and
BY their agreement Of January 1894, bound themselves
70 conform 10 u, and all the other conditions re-
quired OF them by the ordinance OF December o. 1881
But 10 ccntended that this agreement Is not binding
upon the plaintiffs because attempted TO tranfer TO tho
Corporation the discretion vested In the plaintiffs by their
act az incorporation, and by which s said that they
alone possess The right 70 deermne the motive power 70
I. party applying 70 court for the application on
hs equitable powers should be held 70 the rule chat he
permitted 10 foupd Bis claim FOR relief upon permission
contained In contract, while 10 repudiaed the condi
tons aud covenants entered INTO by him. snd which Tor N
granted Linden va. Hepburn. Sand. ). q. X 3Il.
Nlsrds ed Jurs 49,
a The agreement, for the reesops have stated was
NOT transfer q the corporate power OF tc psons Inc
Op-fcrsilos might grant withhold se perm gsiou; and
srautcd nsd The right 70 impose spon suca reslfic
tons snd condfioDs would enable the Mayor, Alder
mea and eonmonsity 10 80 regulate the nse OF ths
psnssr road ~ 10 Tvsyco' ~ beng an peesve nsoee 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
NEW YORK MARKET-Juns l9-
lET TELEeRArH


Four-BIarke c5nliuues hsavy AID eonmsn sTass have
asaia deciina 5lec y bhl; Il l11S tbls Al -
$50 Ia sa2srfne State SfOatl1 ioT extra sal, $50
- Is for 81 -r1ue western; - Ul - Tor culi' % me
ium ezra wsfera s. f.o5 for sppins brands iousl
oov r Ono the marx ci0slns du alid TIE ienlecS
ivri ansiian i0ur heavy and LsgeT, sales - tois
Al 81 las - ehuice ezra Rye iuur ue1s
Ih.f 4 uIGues eaTy, sales OF 20 0 bushels a.
ur-e ab We the MARKET AliEaukce eiun' - %
"a 03 ior western; Sl0sf o. Tor While ihii1h-
aai Mich; 81 10 u glsi while lan1daIl -. . -,---
AYe-ScaIce lraer, 81 lSj busieis AZ 'u nc
delivered
1rn-Very duil AMI tirT nominal Al = 5io for M el
EeseTn, ami IS s7se white aat iasss= Tor yeiis~
oais-Du and r4ther sa,ir; small sales At 4il5e for
WhsEyGMsrkei scarcely firm; sales Of so lbs ehOiee
Pk-1Iarket dull unsettled aud lower; sales 40 1s al
SIG slal6s5 ion mess, SI3.75dl3 ~ toT pfinis - - 2
Beef-Unchansed; sales 5sJ barre a Si0i9S IL, ~
Country mess; Sls SIS 50 lor rcpacked Mess Sl4asi0
Bset Hams-Qqst al sIsSslI,so- Prime Mess H0ei
Cut Meais-UlehHgd saes aids at 5aacc for sh0u-
Blcsa[Ci. .ei aud noIninally the same.
Iard-Dro5pinE, sales VI 81 b5s IL l16 alc 1e at-ei
BuleT-Pleuy and dali lO4ITe flr OHIO; lsS2Oc for
State. ..e
SrscKs-A the Sacoad Board dull but better i.cIss
L1ud a. Mo es s71s, Ohio o. lei; Tenn y "a
Del Hudson Canal lU Lscrsso MI 81 i-lh1 .. ~
20 - Mich South 2ls 60 preferred - -, Oa4eAa IN
st5: \ \ Cen az, ETle lgil; liudsun Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
MORNING LEADER OFFICE l
S.rI-nn.N. Ilaa 10 2 81 !
cleveland Produce Market.

.,-p s.,. n "a Ms csmsoa to eAaee extra at S4s
SAB -,, "a II s7e.
cIr GOOD red At s6<c; one CIR load choice red al sse,
ono boat load god Mediterranean At s'Sse oh' S 49,
Iuliaaa mixed So; and one car white Il - ,
oKsSalss Of 0zo lOal a si one bal i0ad IL ~
Ale ols 81 ~, ,r loads at "a AID car ls At
sl5ze
pRoyIsIoNS-Afs lev sa,es oi Butter HAMS Se ii Ooi
quotations.
r7- We shall giys An zieuaed reFisw io-ni0rI0W
For fle CoumsreIal Ga=stis
pryTEw OF THE BOSTON FLOUR AiAkkEI VI. %.
WEEK ENDING JUNE IA BY GIL fo"l-h
ACO, ,lsLEwIS WHARF. 80
The demand for Fllur has ooaiInao4 ni-'ai1''
M. ,ssok but holders 'nsray arc hrn lafe l.-i
- s-rsIes which are believed 10 hase toa'-1
a. t,,,est usut The sales Of common brands We q ~
bec, Al sllOS4I5; for fancy brands SlS's4 ., io
ma extras sa5Od4 90; aud extra family bfails
li including few very choice St L'uis ul-ll7 a =
e. bld In Caasda Flour thero have been saiss II
-, hi fr fancy and Soai IS for eEiras indie
-. S1uii, brands Sou.hera faucT and colninoa o''
- ami and prices uoIainay Ss.75; extra has eoeL isS
nr,d for with sales OF l5o012o0 bbis Al Ss-s' > -
ol,, No lIa1a in marked; the lasi saies "ef' a %
pb5l -, q. 4, f,,r
ertsut al s3Tss3s5s y lhl -,
t,r FLoua-Rys FIour selling At s5a4 y Dol 'oeiu
ing u qaal4iy- .,,l. a., a
Co.s-lhe arrivals Of Corn have been eoasiler'ie -1
- ~, ,,her easier ihan noticed last week There has
- fair demand from the trade with sales OF souiA'fn
~ m lots at Soc and 800 bus AT &c free Of Wiiarse
= , ,ha sales have ueon 70I4c 5bus, closing Nlih
salesof COO bus for export At &c
o1rs-IIsve been quite firm with moderate reeslsis--
rS,,leru and Canada have boeh sold al 4sse' fil9S
EdvaSd's Island IS held al &c -
RyEIn Rye the sales have been held At "a $ N sna
lots. - -
Be,Ss-whiie have been in st1adE demand with sa's o
eonoa snd tloe pod slSi-5, saal aid extra pa a
Is; ana good AiarrOws searco aid Nona oHs
from s2S2.25 y bus.
BARlgY-Dull and ices n0minally sc T. bus
P..s-canada Peas been sOid a: go Y bnshei Sai
dull ,
The week eJmuenced with increased alion IN 'Ae no'i
and stc market Appearances are 1EeTble ia nieii-
a1Oraneni IN the latter. hut lhe former shows no iAsa
ti0ns Of an increase
The experts Of sDeoi. iro New York are graduay 70
omiu= less During the last week the amount was $40 10
aud tho toal aOaHi Of exports for the yoar has D,en
Snssl.s2s-
ByL. NJ BRcck
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

RETExUE CurrERs-Ths Jse0b Thompson Of the
sT ne reTenue cutters urved here this mlin- and
raoref IA our har.or Commanded b. Capt Fran-
ciS Martin this cIty formerly Of the lugH and r
headquarters viii be are her erulsing ground will b
Tampsn IOokins crslt. though uo ef hand
slma m0lei-
ae cutter W Il be stationed on each Of Lakes Supfror
Michigan Hur0u and The SIKH WI be siailoued,
rumor says N the Straits klnckinac-5ut tins
IN Il.f LII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARKET

yhiskvThe prices rot qaoiahy lower ba , le @ MI
ket {, dull; saios OF 40 b5s II -Sso lasi-sAH5 ' W
IrsiausThe feeling in tle uaTke 8 la1snli aa -
ces tend tuxTuWarus thcrs IS nillis uei-5 "a
sic al . On rs buik sides al &c Il. --,,,-
t;rocerlss-Sugar firm and IN ia5f ~ ~ ~ a. ~
yv5y Il Iull rates. No change an MSias-es u N''' ~
latter IS dull = -, 5r,.,,lr~ aud nm
zifeI s OF 40 bas- Is mixed al 7ie, and ~ uo pii-'
Ted u 75c-
Csn-ls mammal; none offered
Ryu-Steady Il 3 a co.
IIlriey-A iair deI1and for PRIME al 5e - AZ h.ls
OGs-Are dull and prices droopins; s2I's u z'''@ ~
"a. - r7i.,a
yellow Con neTcal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

ST CLAIR FLATS AFFEoPEIATIog.-It VIII be rcmem-
berai that Senator Chandler seiZng favuabe uplnruu
caused amendment 70 ie inserted N the
ous apfupriat1n TALL zpprupTlaus S5tto ier c0psilns
the improvement q s. Clair Ests There Is intInz-
taa Ia subsequent proceedings at the tom stricken
ont and are tlereforr bound % believe thai lac
The aul6un added the former uneIpended apprpra-
tss eu0ush % csmp.ete = sro1t Wark Az hunE 10
Senator Chandler Let the Ngesf vtjoice.-Def Iri5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND. ....
LRRIVALS.

Steamer Ocean, Evans Detroit: II pkss fish 2Ibas cora
. bus patatues -
Propeller Anegh1ny. Herok. BualO: "a Ikss mlz 7 n
Pr,.,slirr 0vc-o Kirby. nunkirk; 661i tons Ia.lz.
Schooner Fiaete Ann Heath P0rt Austin, So m shingles
seho5aer Vsicia Donshue. OsWesOi 80 barrels sat
SO Line Rock Bisssii. Saginaw ia lumber s. n
shingles & m lath-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

ST CLIR FLKTs.-Nus Wiihstandiag the usisy1fabie
elIher taf has scnrraly prevailed eIcelieut prrtss
hash msde VIA ihe yslIk sttfs ats VIA aoui ~
,ia.S more fnc weather the secl -cut lll Be
pIefed and will be channel hrolsh The S0uih pass
10 faeI wile with d1pih Of sIieen fet iu the
A. uaic-equal alout Itcun icet IN ordinary
stasu There not thu least ssn Of filing no" The
infEoFs meut Il ia game nay eooHsi1eled pera
ne1t DIR Tri3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
School Books.

T B.COBB & CO, RESPECTFUL
- IY a, the al enon OF leaehers iLo ~
10 Low M u.s. embracing the most ppm ar and approtcd
School Books We keep these books m afe quan
the and II good ca1niAloAs -Ao oAA
a.-.- --lI a re-sllanle-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
CLEARANCEs.

Barque KerShasg, Moore Cork Ireland; lumber and
sehsoaer y Aiss Sea-, BEarsutts, l tons coal Gu les
Srb,,5cr FIBrife Ann Heath Detroit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
Buffalo Market.

LBY TELEGRAFHl
BUFFALO June l9-6 P. NJ
with good interior demand, srlcs %
al bs a. 81 for cuice Wisconsin; St2a = extra o.
S4ead4a ior Ohio and lad; SiStsG2 icr double
eIlr1
Whoat-eayy and loe,, sales of 500 bus Chicago sIin-
at Tr 10 arrIve 500 bus Mi club sc; Ulous i.h
buyers n quotations -, =
Cor-In far demand; sales Of 2loO bus Al elaoc Ii
Lower Lake aud q. fsr Illinois
ttals-Dul sales Of 500 hus Al s9c
Nhiskg-hoayy win retail - Is Il &c -. - -
frri .hIs-AI0re Clye. wiea lc and Hour 49, 10 y
York - d, -
20 hus wheat = 10 bus corn. 4 % bus oats
Iaual ~ -Ag01 bbls hour, 2,sJ bus NhtA Su0o
bus oais, lst09 bus narioy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
COMMERCIAL
PLAIN M oRNAMENrAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PIN tANS-
pl,, and Ornamental Pnniing Of ever desrripiioa
80 Al tbe PRINTING sssabisAeut Of The Leadr oiee on
- -, ;srvved ans most rapid steam presses N the
tve m short notice. and Al reasonable f-ies- f-It'e
l,r attention paid to blank work Every ossen'e- o.
Binding donei Aeeialiy Blank BooLA' L'asis'
81, Booss Re living b. Oks. &c. s. ----
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

~ LitofVesseis passing anl ou; Of the LooE q the
welland Canal P0rt Cob9arnc, c. w furnished by The
Lock Tender to the Bo1r Of Lake Underwriters D p Dob
bins. Secretary
bound WEsr-Junc l7-Barqucs Wm. Sfurgess. Northern
Iisht; schoorers W Il DcwIft, Rival Cincinnati Repub
lcan, tug boat UudeIWrItor On the l.tl-sehooner L
Slickluna-
bound EAsr-June I7-SehoonorS LOUIS. BaEhariau.-
on lhr Isgh-Pnnp. Goo Muafs bzrQue H. L. Howe; schrs
4. o. Lake, Ruby
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

WREcErNG The barQue Lemuel crzwf5ri. which was
larf q the Easi Ser Reef he rAsed- The OSWe-
70 leaves here tpy fr ta puIpose tax ING with Ar Two
Wsrrhtuetsn puunrs The ri Erecked
rlSihs sinc and At he though 10 y wholly lost
Il A. pssie however that she nay be r1iscd-Da Pre-
Press
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
Gitp Or0inantrs.
"a n ORDINANCE no Levy All

A n ORDINANCE TO LEVY AND
u As S Slerial Tx oa an the Real Estate bound
lug IN abuiting on Merchant Sfrret-
sec Be il ordained By NE Cly Co1n Il ofle q Of
{ and. That The Il fifteen cgIfs be levied urd
s upua zach an eery out " the several lots of
nd bInli ard abur-Iu= Merehzit s-rcc-. beiwecn
Clair M SuTriur Avenue iur the pt pose Of de-
ra ius the s1peuse q EuE and Otherwise inprgvlng
sad street heilz cen Inc Qllus a.uruslid-
Sec , Tf he gf TIE sad several lois q. land
boundn= a. ufing un sani Mere Iant strect as aure
said hefwecl the points afIres shall pay try per
OF the seseTa amounts Of try iy them severaiy cue
thai behalf hefsTc The frs day uf Mas ISIS rlr
pr ofsai sseral uunfs az uuucy due
aioT-said hclurc Tie ieeufh dnY Of May sl lif-
y per ofth- sid aluuutS % uo1eT due
szil before tie hftclr Cay OF June lH 10
Luke Bfz hereby duly uliz and appulird spc-
-nllcctnr IN that Beia II. hd ten PER ceuiuu q The ~
sia amounts of money que asalus aid before the
fifteenth dsy u j. y. l % a. Har City Treasurer OF
CRY 81 laxe O.. be sbiect the pcra -nd In
tsIes al low. By aus ssnst them seygy II not pad al
tie times and 10 Tie persons herein desicnaied-
Asssed June lst. KS J. ii COFFINBERRT-
J. B. BAErLETr, CIty Clerk Pres't Of Council
Fn- Ia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

DroxnED I'VE learn that Cspszin Wrishf a he scoz
Peacock hound down with cargo q iuries trUvned
ye=trrisr o He cauElt By the lurebuom
uT and knocked oTeIb1ard Every eoIt made TO
hIui. but without ayaii.-Def 1fB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
/ n 0RDINANCE no DRAM

A n ORDINANCE To DRAIN
IA WiiSln Areune, Euclid and Other streets
Sctnu Be tennc.cd By the Cry CuuEcil Of the City OF
Cleveland, two third OF ali the m-mho cuncurrins
That constructed the Westerly side of Wili
Avenue from pont feet southerly r0m the
line OF Euclid through tie FdEe Nis1a kFeaue
70 the Curiiss Run fso ca el for the purpose Of rtus
the dTJuEe al patton q led ci lyins ard cius
AEenue, and or In purpose q efciins tho drnase of
Ws1n kver. and ths los aad lautE uafc aLd lFi1g
between Garden srett Al Eucld sfruet cnuef
he safely Like fIie such r OrsexcIs
built the discretion of the Board OF City Inpfogs
meets - y he dacmTd necessary.
SEE 2 Iaf a. cnt AID exPeuses q sEld Improvement
be fsllntli and ssezze al Ench uts iaads
ii BE- rety beueiiied thereby % proportion asfar y
be 10 the dlTect BENEFITS rrreirci.
Passsl June II. ~. STAHKwEATuER.
J. ID BAEILErT, CrF Clerk. M1ynr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

q Connections sdo with Return ing Trains from
The points made suig sou and tsf; also. al
CLEN ElAND ivI San6uf NJ Iocu, DgtruIf, tLlcaeu.
krie DunkTk, Bualu Nizsra Falls and C1uad1 Auulss
town. WarTeu and New Castle
70 RJsaaEe 0hrOke through 20 all lints and
red lres. Of charge.
r For Tickets Inlorma' ion apply al the Uuiou Tick
et Oice q Superior street.. AZ the Office o and
ali Railroad Ticket Ohires
j. FARMER Sup 1, Clevelsnd.
MYERS. Gen Tie. Il Al. (t-t e and IN
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.S,TlNDlRT, BEMIS s MURRAY,

FLOUR.
We are receiving the following we'll known branslsof
Flour on consignment, which We call The attention or
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
The Northern Transportation Co., o.
.ILL. DURING THE PRESENT

MILL, DURING - HE PRESENT
w seson their well known AMI ponulsr lns Of
FIRST Glass STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING TESSELSf
Regpl.riy between usc sbursh aEd pscso and the Up
per Lakes. forming
Daity Llae befsreen OgdehsBVTgh and Osirego,
and FEtS Oa Lake Erie
AMI TIlWceky Line between Osiensbnlg and Osweso
and Puts OF Lake Mlchrsun cnnncctine O-deushurek
wish ts Ogdensburgh and Vernon Gen tral Route be-
tween OsdenshuTsh. Darlington. Caueord AIanchesftr
LaNyrencc. Nashua Lowell ana Boston. and OswegO
with illscy CraWlads OsUcg0 lice of Thir.v Flst
tween osFeso and New York. tnus aaardins Regular
Speedy and Chap Route. wHh hut tralsh pmcuf
tween fu-un, New Eug=nd New Yo-k md the Vest
Tins fempany having made the most ample arrange
niolis "A Oss ir loe ard Soiage iaciiieS with au-
d % acconlnoiaEos Or anas asserting and shipping
Fras upon the plan rractice ~ Ogdens6urh ca suaT-
entrus' I'd o It's care
This Line eonnec;s n Cleveland with the Northern
rinsp Iiaiicn lIneei Clul botsan the Ohio Canal
ae Of Pruie iefsto axe Supcriur. aud with Rairus
Cinnhgs, Ciacinrafi. indianapolis, Louisville AID 81
Louis-
AGENTS AND coNsICSERs:
J. Myers. Cgnti.s lOtis KimbaIl l0s State 81.
J, l. " arner, slip, York. Bnsfoa Mas.
Geo { arK. ilJ Bruad 81, Crawford X Co C-deusbh
y. G Hcsey.i New York. New York.
HessT = ITssslefa. Osueso.l Wm T. Walker. Toledo. o
New leIk- lE = Mathews Defrsit, iih-
Mailer \ Co Chi;ago. III B,n-aJ \ Co, Aii~aukes
e. D 4--. --el coNsIGNEEs
i9scERS 60. Rseiae. y, , KIRKLssD Shehoysll.
Chamberlia, Crawford { Co.. Cleveland 0
lss.llf
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oSwEGO MARKEr-Juns 10
ny rrIEnnnrHl

OSWEGO AlARKEr-June l9-
IEY rELEGRAFHl
Flour-Sso oadg.
W6saf-Duii; sales Of Gao bus al sos flr Milwaukee
club aiiuli; sitsslc Chi spring
Clrn-Firu: "a e. II Sks0 bus Illinois River a osr-
tlais-~rarce und rm; sales Il sac bus Nti1 a. suc
Canal Freishis-Nlthout mat mai change.
Lake ilp iTts-44O1 Lus wheat, 5ldo bus CON- soe bs
ozis- ....-, -
anal Ezports-20 bhls -four, D DO bus wheat looo bus
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SUCCESSORS no c. BRADBURN < son.
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
- v mission Merchants. AMI Dealers in SSH No
sas a5d Produce Nos i9i and l2 River street and no M
L DGADEUKN,l '' Siiio-
". A tlsAhS,l augeI-iIy I94
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June 18th.
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Il r.. EHrrr
SMITH & PUTNAM.-PR0DUJcCfFta' j iJcft !
BRADBURN & FISHER

~ IN lIeTcHllTs- UaaIeTs IN
Sall flSh Wafer L las er &c also draIenS 5 Al
st.l..iss ~ euat bfirk Mlrc House ls1 1 rs River
SIset and 81 : 3 Dock Lhoral cash advances made on
-N-a's-itee-1 uh1
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-22
Robbing a Printing once.

On Saturday morning, some senseless
scamp entered the RECORD office. turned
our papers and books topsey-turvey, ran
sacked our drawers, and played the mischief
generally. oil with the purpose of seeking
whom he might devour something" The
triHing scally wag nearly ruined the lock of
a sole leather trunk, in attempting to get
into it, which, however, he failed to accom-
pish He doubtless intended to appropriate
suudry articles of clothing which were
hanging in the room, for, close by the front
door was coat and pair Of pants which he
probably dropped, when he heard somebody
coming up the Stairs. Tfe fellow must be a
"thrice-so ass" in robbing print
ing Office. We would as soon think of
robbing a lanyard, or q Marysville Rail.
road depot. We pronounce the lawless dep
redator of our old clothes fool, and should
We cause his capture, Ne shall pray the au.
thori,ies to shave his pate, and send him
either to Stockton among the mad folks, or
the State Journal Office among tho Lecomp-
ton mugginses. We are disgusted with this
fellow, whoever he may be, and hold ourself
personally responsible when We aver that he
is not "a clever gentleman.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-22

THE TRINITY JouRNkL.--This paper, un-
der McDonald's management, Is the best in.
terror paper In the State for news. II is edi.
ted with unceasing industry, and contains
original articles on every page. The Record
will not bear out the State Journals asset .
tion that the the Trinity Journal is edited
by "loafer mo, no, that isn't so.--Red
Bluff Beacon.
The BurrE RECORD (if that is what you
nean) has no interest ia the squabblc. and
looks upon Il rs . sort Of "pull Dick. pull
Devil" affair, aud don't care a cuss which Of
the two siings the most mud Thems our
sentiments
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-22

DocroRfso THE RETURNS The Wash.
ington correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Press says.
Gen. Calhoun visited Judge Douglas short
ly after his arrival They had long con
versatiou. several persons being present -
The Ju ige inquired in reference to the ro g.
turns trom Delaware Crossing Calhoun
made no answer Be2-re they separated the
inquiry was again made Calhoun replied
that the return hal been properly certi6ei.
Judge Douglas then gave him some sworn
evidence on the subject. Calhoun read and
turned pale. About o'clock that night
Calhoun sent to Douglass house that he was
convinced there had been fraud at Delaware
Crosslng-541 votes having been put down
where only 40 we're cast--and that he had
made the correction ia the record with the
approval of the President. He authorised
Judge Douglas. MIR. Harris, of Illinois aud
Gen. Qaitman to publish this fact.
Win not the Legislature Of California pass
resolutions asking our Senators aud Repre-.
sentatives in Congress to excuse Mr.. Cal.
boun
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-22

THE ArHEN EuM.-We have received a
copy of the frst number Of q Literary" pa.
per published in San Francisco, bearing the
above name. 1t is neat little octave. hand.
somely printed. aud is under the editorial
control Of . lady Mrs. Anna Cora weekes.
1t is to be purely literary" which means,
We suppose, that "yarns" essays, critiques,
poetry aud all such "litter" shall always fill
its columns. This first number looks very
we'll. aud doubtless reads as well as il looks,
and its edtress seems to have made an ex-
cellent start in the business for she has al
ready been the mark for personal attack,
and is thus furnished in the start with the
very best theme 10 the world for woman to
write upon; moreover. a little persecution"
is q mighty good thing where there is
"weaker vessel in the case, aud she the
prosecuted. Mrs. weekes insists upon it
that she is very highly educated. and We
reckon she 10. At any rate. she seems to
write grsmmatically, and puuctuates cor
rectly. We recommend the .Atheueum" to
eur lady friends. and really ~ish h success.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-22
BUCHANAN AND WALKER.
"And more true Joy Marcellus ex lied feels,
Than Cesar with = ena.e at his heels"

A DgMocRAric SENTIMENr.-We have
been permitted to make use Of the following
sterling Democratic sentiment, contained 10
a letter from that old wheel, horse Of the
California Democracy, Peter Iorr, E.q.-
Speaking of the Kansas policy of the admin
istration, he says-"Principles before men,
principle before Presidents, principles all
the time where the will and the sovereignty
Of the people is involved" That's the doc.
trine.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-22

TRE OLD "HE ONE."-On Saturday, Off
Durette caught Cbinaman In his (Duretts)
hen coop. and took him before Justice Berry
as a fowl thief IIe was tried. convicted
and sentenced to three months imprison-
ment; which means ninety days chain gang
ular employment John had with him when
captured, big sack. which looked MS If it
had been used ever since 40 for game bag
II is thought that this fellow is the "bamboo
chief Of the chicken thieves. and his capture
is regarded as n very fortunate achievement.