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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-17

nIrRans CHrCxvRfNa 4 SONS, HAVING kENOyhD
nj 70 ,heir vsrerccms No 64 Brpsdway, ysorner "
Trsb sreee are prepared 5cir friends and the pub
Ne an extensive assortment Of And psrcr 80. s
upright nsfaeured expressly for n's cy
snishei various Of AMI NJ prices when csnno
s.ll 10 peass Fnofre~ made 70 order 70 sun any se o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-17

Toe PAvANA AND NEW osLEASsnIoo t sA,L Sn
Mobdsy, June Is The United stass mAl sss We,
BLACK WARRIOR, = w. smith, command wn CON,
above from pies foot Of kobn.on street MOI vsf ~
steamer sAls For freight or passage apply 70 NE ssen
LIv1NGToN, CRoCHERoH A Co, No. ~ rrk piscs.
------------- -----------
ryoLENArs CALIFORNIA LINE ron SAX FRAN
" cscoCipper OF Saturday sumo ~ The superb emp
per ship ASA nLDRTDOE, Coleman commander, - now ~
cevipg cargo pier Is river foot OF Wan street lbs
VERY ship made but passage 70 san
delivering beautiful and perfect coudion hr
nc dsys being quisker ~ i've days than ever msds
vessel loading for San francisco sne
sures lowest rates; has large engagements ALREADY
made and viii have prompt despAi
Far balance OF fesbt apply 70 -. ,.rr..
Agents 1t sAn rrsncsoo-MessrA VIM oosmaa Co
CurroN a COT DISPATCH tIsE FOB SAN ynh IAN
- cisco-Iowes and detenlon clipper satur-
day h June ns Popular ship cI days 70 ssn rrsn;
WING Worth master receiving her ssrso pier " nas
double dAEcu. iron brscsa noted tcr good DEW cry %
cargo s5d CT small capacity shippers OF
he California markets ct Tie earliest possible DAY. VII Dad
he Eagle Wing reliable CONVEYANCE.
SUTTON CO., 50 south street. corner wall.
B-The ships Of this Inns not detained IN losdls
and than ordinary taken with clippers properly
| that may be delivered Ia good ORDER
TnE n n A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-17

v,tAros AND NwrODEoNs ov SUPERIOR MAKE,
snd extremely ow prices fcr cash second hsn1 R,saos
Al bSrenns Pianos and mecdeons W rent snh Ien,
On purchsse; for sale m(n'hly payments |" me piano
sserey a HORACE wArxfs 30 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-17

A uCrroN SALE OF FoRry OR FIFTY TRUNKS
"A Of wearing apparel, As--A. NJ. CRrsrALAR auo-
uoa-sr win self Friday y INST. a. le sslot at .
0.snrg clothing and other articles (shiah
b. en- lei Reeds Hotel Bosery. for and pwsrds
~ re- a. proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-17

THOMPSON. AUCrIONRER AND COMMISSION
a. mcrchsnt No l02 Nassau street. At Ann room
Nos and s. second aoos-Honey sdvsuosd ON Wnchas d
moads and ewey, and al .pds Of meroAssdise OF boug
foE caah Notes city stocks bs Of exchange Ac negoate
Sales attended 70 N all pAris Of tho oisy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-17

HENRY b. LEEDe, Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
ii Is Nassau street-HEN&Y II LEEDS co will sell at
auction n ursday June H. at l0x O'clock in the sales.
room No Nassau street large and beautiful library Of
Coopers works Life of Washington British poets SPARKS Life
OF Bunyan Pilgrims Progress elegantly bound:
Life OF Cht Life and Times Of Luther Waverley
ether works beautifully Illustrated and elegantly bound
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
u.mb.e other vaIIis..

Z Late reports from Hanbug Valley and the
Big Meadows are Of q very favorable nature.
The mines about Humbug are attracting |
much attention. and the incipient steps have |
already been taken for founding a town there |
Alargs quantity Of excellent lumber is lying
ia readiness for use, and the erectiot Of sew
eral houses has been c,mmenced.y The su.
gar pine, which grows in great abundance
and of the choicest quality, on Che adjacent
hills. is easily worked up into hewn timber
and shakes quite equal. If not superior to
sawed lumber. syGf9,g 4a
The snow which has during the winter
been q drawback TO emigration thitherward
Is rapidly disappearing. and no difficulty is
now experienced in going to and from the
Valley and the Meadows with mule trains
and cattle. The grass in Humbug is in ex.
cellent condition AMI the vegetation gener.
ally looks thriving .4rf TafI.f'
Owing to the rapidly melting SHOWS, the
Big Meadows are overaown ia some places
not to such an extent however. as 10 impede
travel or interfere with the grazing Of stock
Here too, asia Hambug. the grass is vel
up, and promises to be very luxariant auc
ahandant. Game Of all kinds is very plcn
ty and easily obtained; and no more health
ful or invigorating climate than that of thi
most charming mountain valley can be foun'
on the face Of the earth.
The emigration which will naturally ten'
to tho Meadows and Humbug both from tn
East and California, will in the course of |
very few years populate that region with I
hardy. vigorous, permanent population
whose supplies must be furnished by Orovill
merchants. The future greatness Of ou
town depends much on the development o
this rich agricultural AMI mining region
aud to aid in and be aided by this developc
ment, we should offer all the facilities aft
ded by we'll graded and constantly repaired
wagon roads A good road TO the BIZ
Meadows is n good road to Honey Lake, an'
, would tend more speedily aud edeotually t
demonstrate the superiority Of that rout
over all others than all the speeches, peti
lions and resolution, that ever have beel
0 made or ever will be introduced and passe'
r upon by eli her our State Legislature or tn
Q National Congress. Butte must act for her
self in this matter "t
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

FIXING FOR 'EM.--Thc people living in
Honey Lake Valley and those residing in
Indian and Humbug vaihes, have taken tho
precaution TO erect forts or. block houses. in
which TO maihtnin themselves against the
warlikc Indians. There seems to be eon-
cert OF action between the several tribes Of
aborigines, The Pah Utahs. the Pitt River
Indians, the Kimshews aud the tribe that
has heretofore lived about the Big Meadows,
have all arisen against tho whites, md are
all doubtless acting in concert
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

Coon LopE.--Near the head Of Grub
Rav,ne" and about mile from the upper
portion Of Cherokee Ravine, is the "Mary's
Quartz Lead" We learn that the 'averagc
pay" Of rock taken from this ledge is forty
dollars psr ton. Quartz that will pay "that
much" is good; hence we may confidently
assert that Mary's Quartz Lead is good
one. Fifteen dollars per ton warrants the
erection Of quartz machinery.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
Popular Sow vereignty Endorsed,

At n casual meeting of thirty five miners
Mt Richmond Hill in this county recently. it
was proposed to test the strength Of the po.
sitions Of Douglas asd Buchanan on Le-
compton which on being done, resulted in
thirty four siding with Douglas, and the re-
mainder with Buchanan.
A well informed aud well known Lecomp.
tonite informed us recently that be did not
believe that outside of the town of Qnincy,
there were to bc fouu1 twenty Ave Demo-
Gratis. or men of any party, who did not full
ly coincide With Mr.. Douglas. Straws show
&c sc. Pium1S Argus.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
san Framci.co Nevys.
San FaANcIsco. Mry 0th. rs

a ~ DAN FHANNIsNUs NTJ VtHt Icuos
John Hsuna aud ]. B. Bowman were yes
terdsy appointed Deputy County Clerks, by
william Daer, Coaaty Clark.
The Fund Examiners convened yesterday.
but will not receive scrip until tomorrow.
Several thousand dollars have been sub
scribed for the establishment OF an IaIus.
trial School --Sdc. Uaioa.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

Coon QUARrz We were shown yester-
day, a very handsome piece Of qudrtz in
which gold was literally sesprinkled 1t
was taken from the "Monte Cristo Lead" in
sisrra county. and is Of the peculiar flesh
like tint that quartz miners regard as so fa.
vorable on indication Of richness. ~
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

DEAD BoDY FoySD The dead body Of q
Chinaman who was drowned some two weeks
since while crossing the river at Bidwclls
Bar, was found near Garriott's saw mill on
Sunday. Coroner Harlow hold an inquest
upon the body and it was subsequently de.
Gently inferred. The body was that Of Fong,
miner. II was much dccayod.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

TAKEN BAek.--Frank Williams, who es.
capped from the chaiu.g gang at Saa Francis
co, about eight months ago, was arrested on
Saturday by officer Gilmore. oEiicer Baker.
~ San Francisco, who happened 10 be up
here, took him lown wita him yesterday.
he had been sshienoel to -l.H days in the
saain Esans. eai hai only served oll three
days when ho escaped. Express.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
CorspEREp pPAaporAsLE.--.Manuei Ba

Considered PARDorAsLE.---Manuel Bal
dariso who was convicted Of robbery in 81
ezra county in 1866, and sentenced to the
psnitentiary for Eve years has been pardon
ed by the Governor, that functionary being
convinced that he (Manuel) has reformed
Il 10 we'll to be humane, and IL Is humauer
TO be Weller. s fsu . a<fl4
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

HUrcBiNo's MAoAzINE.--Wm. II. Mantz.
formerly the editor Of the Marysville hqui.
rer is now associated with Mr. Hutchings in
the conduct Of his magazine Mantz Is a
good newspaper writer aud ought to do well
as magazinist. A E
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

THE SoNoaA Orr. by telegraph we elearn
that the Sonora sailed for Pauama. Friday.
In the place Of the Golden Gate. with $780,
900 additional treasure and about the same
number OF passengers as originally started.
-.hetps.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
county Treasurer's once.
n.a..ss Asv htI. lHlS.

County Treasurer's Once. I
OaovILLE, May 5th, 1858.
Notice shcreby given all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the lst day Of October 1857 and
the ID OF November 1857, inclusive, also warrants
NO s3o, ei7, o42 9,3, ga, es7, eis. s52 and 1884,
registered Nov 3, 1887; also warrants No. 9s5' $50,
ss7 and 95s ON Indigent Sick Fund, that tho same
wiibe paid on presentation at this ONCE, and aher
this da4s said warrants will cease TO bear interest,
and II not presented within sixty days from the
das hersos- the moneys for said Warrants wai be
appropriated 10 pay ths next In order Of registry.
WIN. LATTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

THANKS We return thanks to George
Lyman Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express for
kind attentions, and TO Mr.. Shaw for the
regular delivery Of Marysville. San Francis.
90 and Sacramento newspapers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon WARREN T. SEXTON. Judge.

MONDAY. May 10th.
Court met pur uant to adjournment.
Lamp vs. his creditors Sheriff appointed
assignee .l4
W. p. OLSON, James McBeath. John Nc
Beath. Martin 0'Shea. C'sper ReDksr, Au-
gustin Kelley. admitted to citizeusbip.
Joseph Kitchens vs.. Peter Freer. Judg.
ment for plaintif.
Naumi IN vs. Freer. Cause triel by Court,
submitted and taken under adviscment.
Court adjourned up;il this aorning at .
o'clock.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS.
Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mechanic Lien.
JouS . ADAMS,
VS..
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
rnpxrv yr nt,rre

STATE OF cALisosW~ Jons . ADAMS
County ~ BuTrE, JAcoB 3. MoeRs.
A COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN FILED IN
N the District Court of the fiitcenth Judicial
District In ani for Butte County BY the above naned
plnnuT against said defend mt praying Tor The iofe
closure of n mechanics Item Tor tbs sum of three
hundred and sevsnty one dollars and eighty eight
cents aad interest at the rate Of three per cent. per
month, on the following property to wit; Lot No
one two, Aeven, AMI eight, In block No. thirty
seven, Ia the Town OF Orovi with all tho buildings
upon the sans. Notice Is hereby given, 10 all per
sons holcing or claiming liens ON tho SAID property,
to be- aud appear the above District Court, st the
Court Hvy.e in 0rovilie, ON the fourth Monday Of
August next and exhibit then and there the proof
of said liens. JOHN y ADAMS.
wELLs L. RosksRAuM, Attys for plsinun.
Orovilie, May 10th, 1858. mylO'2od
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
Office,

Is hereby given, thata meeting Of tho stoekhoad-
ers OF the Frcnchtown Canal 4 Mining Co, will
be held 10 the Town of orovilie on the 10th day Of
Juoe, 1885, for the purpose OF incress ng the capital
stock OF said Company to one hundred thousand
dollars. ny order of the Board,
p, A hoRAE, President.
Gao. y. GrIsE, Secretary. myio-td
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

Ma. BaoDsRIcxs SfgeoH I'VE are In
debted to our friend Cornelius Stagg. Esq,
Of San Francisco, for q liberal supply OF
copies Of SIR. Broderick's speech on Lecomp-
ton.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

OarHoeR ApHicAL. We know OF typo
graphical cass that spells doubt. thus.-
"Dough,." lie says he is & ing to the State
fair.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

PRorER PARTY spIRrr. An Ohio corres-
rondent Of Harper's Magazine for April,
tci.s the following excellent joke, illustrative
Of zea'ous party spirits "Governor Chase Is.
sued his proclamation appointing thanks
giving day. To mako sure Of being riyht on
the subject Ia hand. the Governor composed
his proclamation almost exclusively Of passa.
ges from The Bible. which he did not desig.
nats ~ quotations. presuming that every
one would recognise them and admire the
fitnsss Of the vords a. we'll as his taste Of
their seiession. learned editor Of Dem
ooretic paper {ths Governor Is on the other
side) pounced npon the pvoclamation-.dec
ID that he had read IL before -oouldn't ex-
aatiy eay whsre but he would take his oath
that Il wss : downright plagiarism from the
beginning 10 thsa end 4 That would have
been Joke enough for . while. ct least. aud
perhaps loagsr; but the next day the Re.
pnhlscan paper saf1s our violently IN defence
offhe urvrrnnrs pronounced the charge false
and 'neslagass and o. allsnged say mao syine
% prodac6 one single line of the prcclauaa
hnn thai had ever bern ia prIrt before e
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

A SwINpLER CoRssREp.--A man named
Julius Ehrenberg, Of Columbia, who had
been for some time agent for the various
city papers at that place, endeasored to
leave on the steamer yesterday afternoon.
without squaring up. The fact Of his In.
tended departure coming TO the ears Of some
Of the parties to whom he was indebted.
they secured the services Of q policeman,
waited on Ehresberg on board Of the steam
or, where ho was congratulating himself on
being secure In his knavery, and compelled
him TO an honest settlement Of bis accounts
We hope our fellow Journalists will pass
him round. Morning Can.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
osoyILLE. TUESDAY. mar nth. 1858.

~ MIR. John N. Lfiaard 10 sushcrizen 70
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily sad Fri wsekIy Butte Record. Persons living
NJ . distance can OBTAIN the paper by furnishing him
With their names. RttsEfAE fk'N
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

AsrNINE Our demon asked us the other
day why "the sanctum Of the editor Of tho
Journal was like certain tree, tho leaves
Of which were never still !" We admitted
that the point was as difficult to unrasel as
one of the leaders Of that sheet Hs said to
us. that the point Of similarity was that
.each was an asspeu, (aspen,> Piumas
Argus.
I oh don't, Argus; the Journals dead
Let 1t rest in peace. How will this do -
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

REPoRrED MURDER or JoR CHAMBERS
AND GoopaioH.--Mr. Joseph Clark. who
has recently been on hvnting excursion on
the Coast Range OF Mountains, informs us,
that while at Cacheville, liigence was
brought there, that Old Joe Chambers aud
Bishop Goodrich, we'll known citizens of Ne
vada. were murdered about the first of April
somcwhere In the southern part Of tho State
Chambers aud Goodrich started south some.
time ago for the purpose of purchasing cat.
tie, aud IL Is reported that they had about
Sl6 900 in their possession when they we're
murdered. The men who brought the iutel-
ligence to Caoheville, we're engaged in the
stock business, and il seems they had known
tho murdered men II appears that Span.
lard eamo 10 the place where Chambers an
Goodrich we're camped, and claimed horse
which they had purchased n few days before.
After some words, they concluded to give up
the horse rather than have any difficulty -
The Spaniard took the horse and lett but
returned shortly after with a number OF 9th.
er Spaniards, who murdered and robbed the
unfortunate mea such is the substance OF
the story which was brought to eachev,lle.
and Mr.. Clark informs us that the same re-
port was current in Nicholas, in both of
which places Chambers is we'll known. Mr..
Chambers has resided in Nevada since 1850.
and carried on the business of butcher,
and for the past few years Goodrich has been
connected with him as partner Chambers
was known to be wealthy, and he uadoubt.
ediy had considerable money with him.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
ODE
fAlr-asnilv ann de pnl for

tAir--ssally sm de gal for me.-)
The Sfafssnam's risen on Tho Journals dWt.
And boasts Rust aud Russell
And when the one 10 on bust,
Tho Others there TO hustle.
(CborusI Git In weaving gay ete.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

HAVE OPENED, and are now ready 10 receive
u II andfarnish their old customers aud friends
With all the axuriee and delicaces to be found In the
ma:xes or peculiar 10 the season. among which may
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
Evacuation OF salt Lake CITY by th'
MOrmOus.

by the Sacramento Union Of last evening
we learn that party Of teamsters, forty in
number, had arrived in Carson Valley direct
from Salt Lake City, who report the evacu
alton Of tho holy city by the Mormons and
its occupancy by Col. Johnson and his COM
mand Of $500 men.
On the 2lst ult, Col Johnson sent couri-
er to the city Informing Brigham Young tha,
no should Immediately take up his line OF
march for Salt Lake. Great excitement fol.
lowed this announcement, and the Saints
threatened to burn the city, but were per-
suaded not to do 50 by Brigham, who ordered
them to prepare to march South. Finally,
this last order was obeycj. aud when the
advance guard arrived in the city, oil wa,
hustle and confusion.
The Indians have turned against the Nor.
mons and are carrying on system OF plum
dering and stock stealing. Brigham has tn
ken oil his concubines with him, aud all Tho
Eliers and High Priests have made goot
their escape. The party that brought thi
news, came through to Genoa in twenty
days from Salt Lake. They report the arm,
OF occupation in good condition and say tha
little or no suffering has been experience,
during tho winter at Fort Bridger. The,
suffered no iuconvenicnee from the indians
1t is thought that Col. Johnson will make
rendezvous in Iron county, preparatory t,
further movements to the SouthwarL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-12-30

ARREsr oF 4 WIN AFGIoAs."-The Savannah &C. !,
R'Pubicsn of Saturday says. I'VE Iearu ffom rsssc1
gers on beard lhe So Mays ~hch arrived irnn F,or
ca Yvstesdsy. that D. puy Msrshal Eiuard Gordon bsa
arrested o. J'kyi lard, African that gave tvt,y
evidence OF recent importation He iak-u on bss.d
abe 81 Mary at Brunswick. uith the vieG O. bringing
h'm TO ilis eiy, bot net having clearance the Maisht
t him a-hore agsia for the pa pose o ptocurng ose
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'be account, swung Il r The uhatf and took b. a,
par'ufe, leasing M. Gordon ard hi- pr ze n. hind
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aha OI etor AAeTS have arrived 9Th their captive b.
the Gui road AID dspoeied hin for sef, ke.nipr m
6srrs ks There Serc LGmb,F 10 the camp uhen th4
Marshal approached IT, bat they al scampered Ike .d
oeass tt Tue tuggesiin CT an Interpreter and ouy
Sefe taken. OF uhcb subs. ietty a. Is bi- esean.
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$1,000 REWARD!

NdAsY ine'vdng eoFdssers Of prbne 9{n
wi have sho~n Their lrss than thsr k{
zeal IN charging ths rsiers Viz aiHiag POISON With SAfAL
their liquors.
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ply ridiculous hat 70 The public e1rSry ~ reieraon eonSry
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