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Notice to Close Lien.

fRNIlE SrN1E uF CAlIl COUNTY OF
RnNc. H. JuSiIc" tour'. rotor" John Bctry,
Irst'rc cot the F,u,o va aud the ~ hr roanship
II The tuu " ol Butte. Nfctoas rn 1ctton hrs been
commenced tEi- court, IN tturof A. :. Arnold,
and NJ ntrst Tho Nrlis u " Chc,smRn, htd v. N.
@VYu olr, 'tus',r of tte liti Congregational "a
It'tJ e.. trNlu, lu';r Com ~ Caiuorua, :" tnre-
close rrch1 les lieu, tukcu GA thc fouv inv de-
sUi''d pr1Iory, tr wit; Tint rtr' -in piece par
e. l,r 'n "t land ,huR ud hruns tuuto In thu Town
Ui tr"Nlii' tsluN pui Sf0o ne rr-Hil. h.inV por.
u.n lu't N's 3Hut T.. In block ". Il. n~ vi down
hu M J. ui rsuIl |NWn 81 err Vlll", nni NOR prr-
itnl dr-ct h.d H- g. Howe, tc WI Couu cncng
r' i'C nor Ecl,l cnttrr at ems md iph ste, -,
Nre ulv,'t conner - stif h tk. tnrurc 4lcnV said
l'.t .t Ia un,js. rl} dir cunt tghN feet th,ncn
p tg'i hng'c. WITH -uid rect notthrtlN IN, s,Nca
t'. tt'utc az ii1ht urLl, Wts.cfh ri l'y feet, 10
"t -'I IT, thence Hict * su tHk strctt tity seven
'' 70" ttr lprro. p.unttr the S. ur hotrg I'm wn
ne hc l"v. Il y -, mo'u's ,hurch, 1h th,rctore
Is 20 '"lA HH oli rr~tIs luld or olnu tux ltrns
ntA'd u~' uts's rt hc mi HpIrur u fore me- NJ my
.Au'. ir oWNflr, ~ ht. I, ,WHhtp. ne County, ON
'r i"'" ty '"t'T N 'uy Of August, lN'N ~ IL clio,
y w., tt' rt'"ht .h.. HItlhtrppr OF snd hens
jo'N q. BERRY, Justice nf the Ponce.
IG'r' tllf ttb day ot Nutt-l. Is
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Notice.

A III. sn, ~ THE UNION MINING cow
~ pary ou which the assess en's for Nay Jans
nd inlv 1s5s remaining unpaid vii - 'Oid ~
Fairfield u ~ for ssid h-se-smsn;s On tue ~ h h'p
If Nu.ust 1870 at one O'Clock p n to psy "a A.
ssmeLts shoud to" -rtne remain unpae aid
tim. l.. ". O'FEkRALL. Sec I N W
Falr6sld Bar July q. 1858
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pHCWARC OF IMPOSITION 'N.-Tn consequence
y Of ffl W. r.rrr4d co'rhri'v nf DIR. NhtN F.,
paip,rp- tu,'.~. hive snrlu9 INTO cv ,tcnce, pre-
ten linr 20 hn rorft tn0s"r~ of 'fr hen'iny ort and
IN yn -prrnrir1 in i'upns no upOu tew OF the m
YrNs tgof.-s Persons i-hiug 90 consult "A Phvsi
i ~ shr-it very 'utoui 10 they pu' aoni 'encc
in the published stH'cn"u~ OF such chAr'n'nns Tor
nr, - 'rIpulnus IN slrh state ts IN
tn,iru urariice of mo 'icit" aud vtry unsafe Ia
-.'~t Ttov WI first dcceivcy NV fal-n certificates
occurred from '.dr,t reu t,r-' Uuerinrc them
'v.~ money TO satisfy the cravings 'i dt7-
.eed npnetitn NJ ia. such Qunck v7in- yo1r con
iencn, bc viii t'e@ dos" v'1 with n"rrur' nnl other
pni.n II" dr.,r-. mud orcr they hnv" ruhb"d you ~
vopr money mod injured your cuu-tlton. they wit
,a-t vuu p9 with the charge that lou have not FOL
lowed his dror' ions.
Tho nrI\ wa, o ay,il each muosiers is 10 con
.nlt DR. ! :" Young. the pIpoeer Ndv~rli-i Physi-
c;o,, nc "a G,rnn At a ,nrptrnq of the Ncdica .'nc
If. of this ~tltc g ,t to investigate the 'urce oi
,,a o-,riice thot ne, c..l-"l much slt"-tug ~
'hi- country. D was un1nin"us' recommended that
-,t lhr AFFLICTED shputi rrn~"f Nr. Nr't ~ b" q
N.c,tlY arnht.tr.eu now "'ver.i- . in tnl'-
'o-rin "ll nihOr- ia Ills in" htIng 'E 7nd unn"s
tors ana are mot to bee trusted The afflicted will
-.l,- kc uorlcr l1l tu'rt was upt Phfsician ai
,h" meeting no q ever seen or heard "t IN tlc
su.rn of NJ rae tee from br Nn1nT. wh'l" NOT ono
ftbc,n but bal s'e1 a nunhcr of cases tom the
f.,rrigu quara. WIN a. van 'inpN set forth their
rr,.tau1od yirtue- ~ TIA" pu'c prints.
The above tict, -h'uil be borne ia mini by ell
/ Sprkiur medic 2 resistance
Thank h,.,,tp. ttoN ar" 'tting thoroughly expos
,i ar. Il ,,i'I ,r 70, long hrlnre they sill have 81
fl, tine couutry - ~ il he is' i'dignaioH e M
| sutricoI pu,ic Then viii ~ good people ans
pr Yuuntr r hi c,uUuuei 81 'r,- 90 banish qunck
erS fro oHr 'nrlst
DR. YpING can he consulted from 4 i'- !
w. Mt hts Hrr. curntroC California aud N"upomer'
Si-rrs over thc pHcisr ture-s office. san FrurJ eco
uI I.,,er.,nci sag tLo usual tee ofslo, will NEE
wit7 prompt a''rH'inH.
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I,mrRr ArErnlI.s ANns

.I,UFRF NrFTuDI-S NNDS in this State suffering
C,rw,nt ot ~ci.tlI7r .ncdicsl treatment. and
v.,u f. .r ta aprIy tpa phst..p rrrtg-t. l'.y have
,e..n deceived ur ih-ir IriHal- h1F" been. by 'mr
ar trr dna-attus % ip-~i fhr rom''un''y, ard ~ho
pubIi~h fh.alse'y MS good uNN-'ritns. rri'-s RS
ETC. ro ell such We Ia ''.- t4tHgN rrn"nmrni Or.
- Young. u. Physician ~ anon 1ll 3an place con
G.lrn ce Tlris n man of eminent and profound
sfudv good -ur,eaa. Hn honorable man, and one
N no en- -ynpa-hi-' with per-on- IN all'icnn. Ills
stan li.gasu P"yH-'an HEi gentlemen Hre both
yrl.raufer.i-th frat by his si,rai work. which
tre an hor TO heir author and the extensive aud
highly successful course uf practice with which he
as l.rn huporri sine" hi advent in California. Hni
the latter 10y hi- numerous patrons ana large circle Of
,cq Inntances,
rNTuENBER-Tha nr J. g. VounQs Office for
IA the treatment If pri v1ic. Dis '1se- l. ~ the
r - VI i1irp merry and California st-., san Francisco
RE- ENRER-Thnt Dr Vonng wants 10 patients
mt thu-c rlfy cnnabe Of apprecia'iny aud dj-tn-
.ushtnR the services ~ r-gni y. thorough hre I
phvsic aa, frug The pslry unleirned and trihing
Guack.
rENENR NRTr-Tha, Dr Young is the only regular
bird phy.ctan advertising 70 cure discusses OF npru-
i-u-r
RENFNDCr-rhat Dr Ya1ng's remedies and
r. 7t.r-nt are "ntir-lv unk11Fn 1, all "iher- pre-
n,r.d from a ME- spent 10 the gre II ''pii,l" ~ En-
.ni and the d.rt in t1- Ilry' from pure ch sm'-
els impc-tet
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one cop, for one l,Ht.S2 90 AMI -.n.
bnr copy Tor we lrar-.. g 't nfd l.us.
{. c,Il tpr thrro Nvur~.. - vu uuN 3 gIlts.
One cop! ter tive years. tu aui 4ufs.
ANp no CLlE8
Three copies on" year s, 60 ard oirs
fNc cuii'- one wear N tn ui.I . llt-.
Ten coph,s one wear - CO.. y'.l lulNt..
Twenty cule ne yea. .au co. ANA - uls.
The articles TO be distributed ,ro comprised ia the
following list:
Packages ot GOLD. cont lining ....s go 40 cach
do du do .... E. 60 oa,ii
10 DO d. do ...I.,. %, ,o,.
~ patrnt lever hut''c 'at'dW I'chr~ si.u u1 ,H''
20 AVIi wh,chcs.-.... .... ...,...... ~ go rutN
90 90 90 ...'...'.--.. ..,....i1 NN ']'h
.Ul do do ......,..+s.' i' tH.l
5000 hdice' gold Wac.o.s. ....,.... .,1 go s'"'
300 suNrr huurrg ci.rd wHtchce .....:1 &C. cHCh
900 SILVER NaiChr~.,.. ... 81. $40 Il. .a 60 &c
40 g"ld guard, .st q, t.h ghru lutn'o. 700 c.r
t'old loch, ~. hr tcrlct urlo, n. "tr dfu'f 'rct
pins, cun plH. rlco,t huYuus. START studs. Vutct
kvy- culd nm silver tl.mnj- nnl NHtty ot d.. ho,
articles, worth from go cr T.. to Sll ,'ch.
tn subscrthcrs uumr Vlll be corr,d upon cur sut-
~cril u 40 ho,k ,Isu-'to % HUWh'r, aud hr Ctt q o.
resp rdlne with tht rrm frf Wal br forwarded " tn
IN o. g wn,k. th the sub-Criher. rs WNU or rf,Hs
post pui All commandments 'huu'l D" addressed
10 HEthtf 8 co.
- and ~ Mnnat h1iltiu,, }35 E.outUu}, >tV otk
'.'>potimcn- ,om!I. to ruf It,c A-rua wanted
lN-mm-tel
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TZLo5. 1oK-C L.,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE corner Montgomery aud Wa .hjuslan sts.,
SAN NfRANClECO,
Auth ori ~ @ a n e, a. z1t

= imatllr scutiucl, Jackson
Messenger, La rutie;
/ lcrull, tre~crnttity
n"uuctni NtfiposA;
cu'lurl. Santa cruz;
! hrnuici,, Nrlg,
'Gl clompr rubIro- Loi
AnFriCa
iilcrnll, Gralcla;
Courier. talWulua:
cnun !, lgcL-uu o r.;
.tmla,d, Portland, . r..
I Argus, oregon en-, -. I
Npssonler.t corvallis % T.
fumes, forlltnd. -. +.
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Sheriff $ Sale.

UBY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION
Issued ou of The District court 81 he fifteenth
judicial Disncl In and tor Iutte ouuiY and rtnte
uf California. TO me directed and delivered, com
nnuliu2 me 10 m"te 10" sum of four hhhdrrd ana
event, -four 2ilCO (s474 20 puH'-. with iucrest
thereon nt the rate of tl'roe per cent per month
from 4 g 9TH dnv Of Nny. A. u. 1850 until pnld. nnd
c,sts - rut taxed IN the sum "t n'n-hve 90 10
tfS 80, dollars nn MI accrurg costs ~ said writ,
VII rein no. T =. TAVink. FREDERICK WIZ
& X I'D DAVIo BURRDws are pI"iht'r., and
FRED Fp.TEp. Z 90. W WiLLiAMS, INMks
WILLIAMS JullN ~ ~ j. H. Harden
UUEGII and WI. ~ MI FIR ARE Ds'enden'S'
h.rr irvi,d M md 10 * o. at pubic sat 10
u Highest oder fpr c-h. ~ :hc urt li''is" h~r
the 'auro of Orny lir. county nnd ~ ni"r 'nw-
on = tur oy the 1tb day OF september,
A ID, SOS at The hour ~ 2"'cl ck, y VI ot ahid
ldVttIaf tuc right me mad Interest o the above
named Drlrndents /" and errai Wafer ID ch,
known May a.h, A. - 1885 n- ths cker tDn
ulrh tnkcn from the stre N known ~ Sueser Kun
~ told Run, ud run tu3 th"nc to Mpre own sni
the htrhil. r mining G ,iup known n irynnts bg-
pinQ. h. VI ruitnin = II = t"wn-b p, Butte county,
nufDruin, oQelher with ~ and slngalar. the iatr
a. brHnche- re.,rvo,r-. n tne., tenem.ns, herrdlt
pmrnis sud uttmsnee, therrunto bel nging or in
aayw nppofia ing.
~. u. PLF.M. Sh0iT Bufte County.
0rrviiie. Aug. llth, A. u. 1873
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Notice.

-. t'ShNs lNnFKTE" II NF. A0F r.
|ts-,,' 70 enll NJ the Rr"ki~g 10 49, Of &C."
~. = - 'iri street, Or ,,til,. md ~ t,@ i'm
" A. a., /. me y. Tho Vho have lri with
zga,. o.i VII 'nt them q he Same zoe.
<sd, lSje JOHN : ALBEO
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DAILY RECORD. OROVILLE

DAILY RECORD. OROvlLLE.
Datly ~tutc joutnll, sue
Enquirer, Niye,llle;
cpuhlicnu ShH-t1:
CiiILcn. DnwuIovlllr:
piumns Arg rlumIs;
IrIpuur san ,lu7r;
Herald, Iuhuru.
Coufirr. Yankee Jima:
Union cntuCrai Suuurn
Californian. OiuNille,
Independent, san NnlreUs
plncrr Press. Auburu.
IIrHorrut, nchcVillc,
Gazette, san lcnuIrn;
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. G. YOUNG,

LatcP Professor ut thcTnivcrsitv. Penn
Can Je 'ouud At tbc old Staad, corncr o.
H"7tgomery dRd California streets, SGa
francesca,
Whore hcr1n hcrO0eulfed nj yafcl, and with th,
Utmost c.t'd, rcr %, afflicted 20 an hup7s dajiy
'-'-0 \. N..r0'r P.N. .NuresllWays guaranteed
'r no 10y caiUt I'd.
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JusticeS'S Summons.
Justices Summons.

INVITED STATFS OF AMENICA--
q STATE or CAL1FpRNl co. OF BUrTE-
IN -ii-c'- Court, bphir Township. Tho People of
IN SiFfc e California tp GEURNE ID FRENCH,
Nou nt~ hCteh, ,ummo' nl to arT ear before me at
fl 10 bphir IONnall., cnuu'y uf Hutte, ~ thc
Sth dty 81 No,rmhet, a. ~ lrd-, ~ 10 O'Clock A.
u to nswrr unto the compliant OF j. 7 Coleman Il
c. Who ~ 81 inrec ,vcr tie sun Of one hundred mud
seyentySiRht 90 100 (St1S 62l dol Rr- claimed Ia be
du- from ynn on account tor monies hni md receis-
Cd. liquors sold aud delivered and 'undre', ns per
w, LIANT fed IN NY nicr when iudR1 eat VIII be
taken M itisl yo' Tor the snd nnouni, together WIN
coss nud dpmngcs ~ Won fail 10 appear aud answer.
To the h'rlI ary Comet c Of @iid county Greet
ing: Mako legnl scrylcc and due re urn hereof
Given under my hand ths oh dns of August. A. D.
b. JOHN =. BERRY.
40 Inw7m J. T. Ophr Tp.
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To Pril.te. s---For Sac.

,HfHE ENTIRE fRiHriNG FsrAhLisHN ENr
" uf the llts ''MOtnit.g Adverliser' 10 fer sale
cheap for cash Enquire a. this Office iy20'u
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The New YORK Weekly 0olrEN pBi2Eis cr,
of the largest and st weekly 1851 rs u Tie daN. a.
unns. ot entertaining orinat matter, aud VI, Gunt y
illustrated every week
Kun worth from 5u ccnta ~ $4,000 60 in GOLD. viii
Dee pre-. outod ip each s4h.CUurr IulgIcGalt,A ru
coli oD the subscription MONEY
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NJ b r { NiNT'S HOTEL.
MARYSVIILC

%vS TNEUNpFBSl"NFp HAVING pECC ME
Isl ~-scciViod in the manRg~ men of the bove
- First tia,s uoiei i,resI tuWily s"iritn share
of pnhlc patronage. SCION ritk
m1U GEo. ". STANTON;
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BATHING ACC OMMOOATlONS
CONNECTED with thos sIlouse.
Shower Baths Free!

FnpEpAssACF 20 the Onnibns to and fem the
onis l.ook to the ram On the Onnib's to hs"th
imposition.
By unretuliting attention AMI untlrnR ~ riH 70
furnish the 0reaieei naOuHt ~ cHmfiHt sih cAnt"n
egsp ai xtt-usy 'oS prires h' pro 'rio"r hopes TO
rn.tii tiuunuceo the incfeH-tn1 pdr'nive That
he WH ST CHEER fOti-f a. rres nj 81 JOYS
For the accom- mndation of miuars hnd otl era hbV-
Ing iunuey yauables, thrre Hre two rye sales IN
The nfiCr.
There d. an extensive Library and Reading Room.
well ynpuItt,d " pa rTA ~ rtodic i. &c.
TUE not -Fl@ rEN ALi, NIGHT
ss- Travslrr. will plrG-r tn Femou b"s TIA y ere
aFe 80 runners connected wth thiz e-iabiisl ment
ir14-3m Il WOODWARD. ~ fr ct '.
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Dissolution Notice.

INHg COPARTNFRSHiP HFPrTOFORE EX-
! sting hetwpan VI " Garnham and J. Lo'k
lEd IA tns tav III solved y ,nrtnal coI s-ut. The
sHess in fltuIe " II ie cOndu ted ~ l. i. io"k
I'd tn VIII 20 a hilS u-a,, the fir" mo. 80
sned for pay re'1, and to whom all hil- d..
i'm must be paid.
n n C'RNHtN,
l. iOCk 'NnD.
nvOe. Jnlv 81 $3.50 iV't lw
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Wanted.

A pB(N8N . fake CHARGE OF
"A u stock Ranch. onc wur Fn'niiy Preferred
j1I JOSEPH GLt'tk NilF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11

ANOTHER CREvAssE. The VicksburQ
Wing of the 25th ult., says: The waters
here still remain stationary. The news from
above indicates another food.
The "Esperia'' levee in Madison Parish,
Louisiana, about four and a half miles below
this city, was out last Saturday, and since
then the water has been pouring in. The
height OF the water above the main land 10
about four feet, and the lcvee was at least
an equal distance above the water. A strong
force was Immediately set to work to repzir
the crevasse, and up to this tiare have sue
ceeded in breaking the force of the water
in q slight degree. The work is progressing
uneer the direction Of MIR. Charles Vosburg,
who hopes to have it entirely closed in twen-
ty-four hours. The levee has washed away
about one hundred and fifty feet, and but for
the prompt measures taken for closing IL the
lower part of Madison and nearly the whole
OF Tensas would have been inundated. 7n@
a subsequent dispat ch says the efforts TO
close this break have proved nuavaiIiHg-
Thu water is pouring through with a depth
of five feet. The inuudation is rapidly
spreading.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11

NEW PARTIES. = Recent reports from
Washington have represented some of the
hangers-on at the Capitol as determined to
abolish existing party organizations and in
aggurate q Few one that should combine all
the elements of opposition to the existing
National Administration. Later accounts
state, however, that the movement is likely
10 prove a failure, as no politician of any
note can be found wiling to acknowledge he
has had anything to do with it--and this cx-
ception is SAID to include the entire Republic
can force in both Houses of Congress. The
trnth is there is no occasion for u reconstruc-
ton of parties--the Republican is the oppc-
umrh in l960-its platform is broad, com
preheGsiye and liberal. and all sincere oppo-
nents of the aggressions of the slave power,
will enroll themselves under It's banners. II
has been frequently admitted, in both Houses
of Congress, during the late debates, by
prominent Democratic members and Sena-
tors, that the Republicans haye the material
to win he next battle, and the imp ession
that they VOL effectually exercise their
power seemed to prevail generally among
them. To yield or disband at a time like
this would be the very height of folly, and
we arc glad to know no reliable Republican
thinks of it.
We give an item from the New York
Herald, a Buchanan organ, which shows
what It's editor thinks of the prospect OF q
Democratic triumph in the next campaign
"The Democratic party as illustrated in
the elestions of 1856, stands in a popular
throughout the country of nearly
four hundred thousand. The opposition re-
gard this fact as the finishing blow to
their crippled adversaries in 1860. TIL de-
fection of Senator Douglas has strengthened
this conviction; and the most sagacious men
of the remaining remnant of the once all
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11

r. Mr.. WoLCoTT IN BoSToa.-The Boston
Courier has an article on the Congressional
Investigation Committee and the Ruthless
ness of its iaboFs. Air. Wolcott, of the
banking firm of Gardner, WoIco,t & Co.,
into whose hands $4,000 of Lawrence,
Stone g. Co.'S money have been traced, and
whom the Congressional Committee charge
with having appropriated it to his own use,
and that it now constitutes a part of the
banking capital of the firm, is informed by
the Courier that, although thcy may think
the money is not nov in his possession, his
silence on the subject will not be endu-
red.
1--WE say frankly to Mr.. WoIcott--and we
say it also TO his p~artners--that he must 90
a little further than he yet has done, and
tliut he cannot maintain his present position.
He must say distinctly.uud unequivocally that
he has spent the money in procuring votes
of members Of Congress, and that in hon.
or he can say no more; or he must tell what
has been Zone with it, with saeb reservation
and exception as his own sense of right may
dictate. But he must in some way account
for that seventy thousand dollars, give some
sort Of explanation there it has gone, or
what has been lone with it. This cool and
absolute silence will not do; it will not be
endured. This is not a matter to be dofed
aside and let pass. By his present silence
he stands self-coayicted of having appropri-
ated that money to his own use; and if, with
this charge upon him he thinks he can live
and hold up his head and do business in this
com annuity he is under a delusion OF which
he canoQt too soon be disabused.'
The Boston Herald hints my steriously that
if Mr. Wolcott is driven too hard as the
common scnpegoat, he will strip ''a would
be great man of his borrowed plumes," and
expose his share in this transaction.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
The state of Europe War Loonin@i in The Fu
tare Universal stagnation OF Business.

tuFs Universal StaSHation OF business.
The London correspondent of the Tribune
under d.to of May 2lst, thus refers to
the present and the probable future:
While England is fully absorbed in the
party scramble for power, great events are
preparing in France. Napoleon feels the
truth of Field Marshal Casteliane's report
that the army is tired of ~inacIion and wants
a foreign war. He sees that he is losing his
prestige. Count Migeon, u somewhat ques-
tionable character, who had just left the
prison to which he had been sentenced for
having appropriated to himself the honors of
the Legion d'Honneuf without any authori-
ty, has been re-elected in Alsatia 10 the
Corps Legislatif, though the Prefect and
the terrible Gen. LEspinasse himself pub
licIy declared in the most formal way that
The Emperor was opposed to his election
Trit4n9 as this occurrence seems, it has LETT
"a great impression on the mind, and has con-
siderable influence on the plans of the En-
peror, who now sees that the spirit of oPpc-
siiion has extended from Paris to the Pro-
%vinces, and that the French have begun to
think and act for themselves in spite of the
terrorism OF the Government, the insolence
of the ARMY, and the influence of the Roman
Catholic clergy. The attention of the ma
ton must be diverted; and therefore he is
picking IA Flarrel apparently with Turkey a.
boat Montenegro, bot in reality with Aus
tria. There is no doubt that in the present
state of Europe, every Power will do its ut
most to avoid a war with Franco siiLifNa
ooIe0n sees That MS tenure of the throne is
threatened by peace he will not stop until
he finds an opportunity for a campaiga.-
Last Sunday Belgium was somewhat alarm
ed by sinister rauaors; England, even during
The excitement OF the Indian debate. has
not forgotten TO strengthen the naval defen-
ses of The country and to equip a Channel
fleet for any emergency; Austria is on the a.
lert in Italy; all Europe, with the exception
Of RUSSIA, distrusts the French Emperor and
is preparing for the eventually of a Cont
rental war. Under such circumstances we
caanot wonder if is stagnant eve
~rywhere, if nobody dares to enter into a spec
u~lation, if the banks are Cveriowing with
gold while the industrial population are re-
duced in income, and the ogricalturalists
cann ut dispose Of their produce, The stu
alton is serious in all the capitals of Eu-
rope.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11

HERBGRT's WIFE.-It seems that MIR. H.
w. Herbert's las; wife was in Indiana, pre-
pairing to obtain q divorce from him under
the iree-and-easy laws of that accommodating
State, when he killed himself because of
her. The State Journal (Ind.) of The 25th
says
"Ve do not know what light a knowledge
of Mrs. Herbert's action may throw upon
the sad fate of her husband, but if any, it
ought to be a true light, and not a mere Cos
slping glimmering. At the time Of the sui
eide she was living in this city Having taken
rooms at The Palmer House, and had made
some preliminary arrangements for establish
ing herself here permaneHtly-our law re-
curing i residence as condition of az
p~lication for lis relief. She had been here
u week or two at the time of the suicide,
and had. by her solicitor, II. w. Gordon,)
filed a petition for a divorce Immediately at
ter reaching here. The notice required by
law was published in The Journal, of the 7th
inst, and the news of the suicide reached
here before the term of publication had ex-
pred.
All the necessary steps to secure a divorce
iluA ven I'M H. a itiS hAORA ChSG VI
this fact that probably determined the fatal
resolution Of the suicide. Her complaint we
believe. set forth iil-usage and actual violence
as the chief cause of divorce. She probab-
ly had no particular reason to lament the
death OF her husband, but a very general
feeling is expressed here that o becoming
sense of her situation should have restrained
some of her public demonstrations OF indif-
ference. The day the news reached her, or
the day after, her presence in the streets was
frequent enough to excite remark. and at
night she accompanied a gentleman 10 the
Odd Fellows festival, and remained for a
considerable time. There was nothing i'm
proper in it. TO be sure; but it did not evlnce
exactly the degree Of d~eiicacy that one likes
to associate with the idea of a beautiful,
young aud fascinating woman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
Delaware, June Il, 1858.
CoseREss.-Yesteraay was the day

CoKGREss.-Yesterday was the day a.
greed upon by joint resolution OF the two
Houses TO odjourn, and it is probable the ad-
journment took place accordingly, notwith-
standing the fact that q large amount of bu-
siness is necessarily left undisposed %. A
single appropriation bill passed a few days
since footed up ST. 200, 900, and the total
estimate of expenditures for the year reach
es seventy millions, which would be doubled
in case of the country becoming involved in
a war with England. The passage of the
bill giving members a salary instead of per
diem compensation had much 10 do with the
early atjournment-but the desire of a large
proportion Of the members to get home and
operate to secure their reelection, was
doubtless the controlling influence.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
Mr.. DUNBAR, presidept Of the s. n. {

Mr. DUNBAR, President of the s. IL. &
p. Railroad Company, has written a letter to
the Cincinnati Commercial, pointing cut the
advantages that would be derived by the At
Iantic & Great Western Company adopting
a more eouiherly route for tina, part Of
their proposed road lying between Akron &
Cincinnati, using as a portion of it the road
bed Of the s.. II. & P. road from Lakeville
to Springfield. 1t is stated that the Atlantic
and Great Western have secured in Europe
4 suti cheney of funds to construct their en-
tire road, extending from Clean, on the New
York & Erie road to Cincinnati, aud usually
known as the '.broad guage road"