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The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02
WATCH! WATCH

= 4 HAyE5UST RECEIVED, DIRECT frm
~ Saz flamenco the largest stock of WATCI.
Ha rs AND JEWELRY ever brought 10 OroyiIie.
'and it is well worth the attention of persons
wishing 10 purchase, to call on me before purchasing
hare everything unusually kept in this
business, In abundance, and am bound TO sell 81 very
low figures. ~ tgs
GJ- Jewelfy Of Oh kinds rlake 10 order Watches
repaired carefully and warranted
RCsenthaI,s old stand. Don'tforget the pane.
April l, 1857. GEO z. SMITH.
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John w. Tucker.

UMPoRTERR OF AND WHOLESALE AND re-
Il all Dealer in Watches, Diamonds, silver WIRE, Je~
elry and siver-plaed Ware. Quartz Work OF all KIN
on hand Watches repaired with care and warraule.
No. l2 Montgomery street, San FranciscO.
lPersons in the interior, desrous of purchasing
ticies OF Jewery by forwarding description.
panied by the cash. can obtain them, and depend o,
and there islittle doubt thai this mode Will prove
satisfactory TO the purchasers as the articles had bern
selected under their own supervision oc5ti
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METZ ARREsrED.-Peter Metz. the German, who
wounded Maria Rupp in Sacramento, and after.
wards, being decided insane and sent to the Stock
ton asylum from which ne got away, has been ar
rested near ireka, and sent back to Sacramento in
irons He win be sent to Stockton from whence he
will be transferred to San Quentin for life.
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SILVER 0Ry.-The Editor of the Napa Reporter
has ben presented with large and very rich piece
Of silver ore, dug from mountain near San Ber.
nardino.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02

A YANKEE JOHN BrLL.-J. Judson Ames or
.sBoston,.' as he is nicknamed, represented John
Bullin the casse procession at San Francisco
Ames is the Editor of the San Diego Herald, and
is the man who fought the funny fight with John
PhRnix.
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Dissolution Notice.

T,HE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
l John D. Sneman and Robert Williams, under tn.
name aud style of Speman Williams, was dissolved
by mutual consent the llth day Of June, A. D. 1855
John d. SPELLMAN,
ROBT. WILLIAMS.
Oroville, September 81, 1853. ~ st
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MURDER IN Notwithstanding to the Demo
erat seven out of the inmates of the Nevada iail
are under indictment for murder. Their trials are
set for the next term OF tie District Court which
viii commence on Monday next
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02

TELEGRAPHs-There are two telegraph lines be-
tween Marysville and 0roville. One of them ex-
tends on to the northern counties of the State
The other can. of course, do but little service be-
tween the two points named, and should, we think,
be eextended. Suppose its propretors proceed to
extend the Oro Telegraph line to the northern
mining towns Of Butte county. aud thence to Hon.
ey Lake. Another season it might be continued to
Salt Lake City. All this might be accomplished in
advance Of the Bowhard line from Placerville, and
become part of the continuous line from Valencia
Bay. What says the President Of the company. j.
McKinstry Smith. Esq.,, Shall it be done? A
little effort will carry it through and fash the
irem Salt Lake to 0rovie, and ultimately from the
Gem Of the Ocean to the golden shores of the
Pacific. In these days of telegraphic furo,s let
zee what 0roville can do.
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sss JOSE FnK-The eapers represent tAis fair
n. having been entirely successful. The specimens
sf fruit said to have been superior to any
exhibited in she State.
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j. UpstOne,

Corner of Montgomery aud Oak Streets, 0roy2le
nEAIER IN IRON. STEEL, SPRINGS, AXLES,
lIBorax Coal. Blacksnith's Tools carFiage Lumber
etc Quarz Selves, Iron Shutters and Doors, made to
order. je30tf
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DR.. M. Vrooman.

nFFIcE-0n Bird street two doors iron the Post
. One, Theatre block Once hours from A. ~,
to 12 NJ, and from P. NJ. to O'Clock J.. Calls from
the country OF responsible men. viii be punctually at
tended. Hates Of charges the same q adopted By
she Butte County Medical Society. cpl
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fgtED 70 GET oUr.-In the cell OF Sterritt. the
San francisc0 burglar. saw, a h mmer and v,ri-
5prs otber tools were found in time to prevent the
rascal from letting hiaa elf out
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BENJAMIN Doyle. who served
eighteen months in the PenitentarS for the crime
Of assault to murder has been restored to citizenship
sy de7--e Of Governor We Ter.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fall and Winter Stock.
j. M. CLARK 4 BRO.

A RE NOW RECEIVING AT, THE OLD STAND,
N on Myers street. their usual large and extensive
stock Of goods for the Fall and Winter trsde which
been selected with great care and at the lowest market
prices We are determined that no house in the nm
country shall undersell We would respectfully cali
the attention Of Miners, Farmers Hotel and
Keepers, to the subjoned catalogue.
STAPLE GROCERIES.
GREEN TEAs-Curions Young HysoD. extra quality Old
Hyson. finest Imperial and Gun Powder
BLAoH TEAsAssorted TO suit all tasies and prices
varying according to quality.
CSFrEtBss, Old Gov. Java Rio and Costa Rica by the
SEX. or 10. Bovee's San Fran. Fresh Ground
Id. pcks, also Orovle do do.
SueAR-Crushed and Powdered, In bbls 1zbbs boxes
and by The h., San. Fran. Yellow Refined Cof-
fee 8uRar, N Brown Granated, Calcutta or
Chips No /.
SYRUP-East Boston, San Fran Sugar House or Golden
Syrup, by the Dbl. OF kegs of 5, G and 10 gallons
each, also By the gallon.
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THANKs.We are indebted to Wells, Fargo & Cos
Express for supplies rf newspapers during the
week.
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, BkrLs.-on Thursday the 2lst inst. ball will
be held at Wat Perdne's Western House Themp-
sons Flat. On Thursday the ltth Pollard 4 Derby
of the Dogtown House, Dostown. will aise give
ball.
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Coming BAcK.-The papers announce the fact
that Miss Annette Ince Is on her way frcm Austria
liza to California This is good to the playgoing
community.
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HrRAx FAfRcnILD.-Thef friends of Capt. Hiram
Pairchild. practical Printer, lately of Greg on, +,
want to hear from him. Any information cstSern :
fSg him SHOULD be sent to the Office of the San
Francisco Daily Tfass.
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Your heads right, "brother Ridge"

! EPH HasN:-This celebrated fun-maxer is ct
Present acting As Clown for Joe Pentlands Circus.
Fe plays in black and is said to be great favorite
with the patrons of the horse epera
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02

THE OrT-GoISG-The Sonora steamer only took
away 3l9 passengers for the Atlantic side. She
brought nearly FIVE times as many
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FoR Orx MARKEr.-The Prices Current gives
the names Of some thirty ODD clippers on their way
hithev with large quantities of goods. wares and
merchandise for the California market
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BYE, EAR, 4 SURGICAL YNFrRs6ARY
Hubbard & Teed.

UDHYslCIANs SURGEONS. OFFIcE-D street,
II between Second znd Third streets, Marysviue-
N.B.-Operaiions on the Eye and Ear and tAe trest-
Dent Of their Diseases, will receive special stios
je7td
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TU R N E IS

= -
VEGETABLE BITTERs.
yFHESE BITEERs. MANUBAcrgED FROM TIh
Thoicest cdicinal roots 1srks and herbs by TUR.
MFR BROTHERS, are warranted TO be the best now ii
the Pacific coast aud be taken with perfect
safety by persons of all ages and conditions; ior
FEVER AND AGUE,
Flatulency. Dyspepsia, Costiveness- or -,
Heaviness. General Debility. Nausea aod Headache,
Irregrarity of the Digestiye Organs.
Nervous Prosiration, Neu-algfa,
Rheumatic fections- and
most OF the his that
fesk Is heir to.
Turner's
Vegetable Bitiers viii be fourd by all, not only
:. Tative but also the s
BEST PREVENTIVE EVER INTRODUCED IN
CALIFORNIA. ss,
This article will abide all chemical tests It's purely
vegetable properies and at the time II s guarran,
teed to be Alternative of Tonic superior every par
ticular to all Btters that have been in in Calfon.
The manufacturers challenge proof to the contra
and, with perfect confidence TO its purely vegetable
and medicinal properties.
TURNER BROTHERS, Manufacturers,
au20-3m Market street San Francisco.
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Hoes BAck-rhe Sacramento river is again OBJ
structed by the uprising Of the sub fuvinl swines
seftebrai column.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02

SuppES DEArH.-wm. Dunlap, native of Troy.
Ny. was found dead in his bed at san Francisco
on Monday morning. Supposed cause, ntemper
ance.
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. CRAZY NgGRo-An insane negro man was arreS-
ted in Marysville on Wednesday. He will be sent
to stockton.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TURNER BROTHERS

Manufacturers of T.,
TTRNER's GINGER WINE slRUPs. eoRtIALs,
BITTERS, &C., f4s
AtNew York Buffalo, N. Y, and san Francisco, ssai.
ltAUTION TO THE PUBLIC THEREPUTAyroN
~ awasdedto TURNER'S GINGER WINE and the
unheard of popularity it has received, has been he
means OF putting nlo The market many spurious articts
BEWARE OF THESE BASE COUNTERFEITERs.
HTWe therefore caution all consumers Of GINGER
WINE to examine the label none is genuine save
such have our portraits in circle steel plate
aud surrounded by the ,nsc.ipon-"TURNERSG GIN
GER WINE, prepared by TURNEB BROTHERS, New
York, Duffalo N. Y. and San Francisco, Cal" au20
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COTTON & McDERMOTI

Formerly Randall d McDermOtt,]
NAV STILL BE FOUND AT THEIR BRICK
lVA building, Montgomery street. where they have
OF the largest and best assortmenis of
Drugs and Medicines,
Perfumeres. Paints, Offs.
Csmphene, &c &c.
To ohs fesua north of San Francisco which they aad
will sell lower than any other hetse in the They
constantly receiving goods from below and warrant
every article they sell to be pure :d genuine. Traders
from the country respectfully Invited to give as
call. We are agents for the following articles:
BuRs Sands and Townsend's SarsapariaIs,
CHysGtrs Yellow Dock ana 5arsaparra,
Jayne's Medicines,
Perry Davis Pain-Killer,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
0sgood's India ChoIagotue,
Ehrnetts Cod Liver Oil,
do Kaleston.
We ere enabled to state that after repeated trials,
Burnets Kaleston has been pronouHsed bhe safest and
certain remedy ftf the Of the Rhus Toxico-
dendron Poison Oak Of this country. Il only
removes the effect produced BY the poison, but also
acts PreSeplve when applied in season.
W. II. KALB e. CO.,
iy2ijH General Agents for California.
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BUTTE RECORD.
Accident at Channel Rock.

Some forty odd feet Of the hume at Channel Rock
broke down and were carried away on Friday night
last The cause Of the disaster was the leaking Of
the ume at the point where the break occurred the
continual dripping of the water having the effect
10 wash away the sand upon which the supporting
timbers rested. This was most unfortunate mis-
hap, happening just as the claim was ready for
working, and at SO latea time in the river mining
season. But it seems nothing daunts the courage
and energy of its managers and shareho lders, for
no sooner had the iume broken away than hands
we're busy at repairs and BY Tuesday last, the dam
age to the fume itself had been entirely righted
and probably by this time the river bed is as dry,
and the whole claim in as good condition for the
commencement of operations as before the accident
Channel Rock prospects more favorably than any
Of the river claims, and if no further misfortunes
Aterrupt its conduct, we may expect to hear of
some erich Developments from thence.
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Romans Book Auction!

Saesroom-No. ia, Montgomery, Between California
and Sacramento Streets, SAN FRANCISCO.
4 UCfIuN AND PRIVATE SALES CATALOGUE
N Embracing History, Biography. Explorations,
Travels, Adventures. Religion. Theology, Bibles and
Prayer Books. Poetry, The Drama. Fiction, ESSAYS,
Bel e-Leres Arts and Sciences Domtsi and Political
Economy, Illustrated Gift Books and Annuls. Natural
History. ALS0-Many New and Valuable Works just
from the Press s1Sra2
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MARRIED..
On Thursday evening. Sept 23i. at Pea,ine Ran~h.
Butte County. by Hon Warren T. Sexton. Ma. HESRY
y. GAAsHAx, and Miss MARY E. Davis, both of Butte
County.
Accompanying the above announcement came peace
offering of rich bridal cake and The compimens Of the
happy pair. Nav the glad couple live to see the re-
appearance Of the comet, enjoying waning hon.
evmoon
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02

DIR. j. C. YOUNG, whose advertisement adver-
sement appearsn another column. sthe pioneer sdver
sng Physician in this state has cured more patients
than any other Attention is called to his ADVERTISE
ment.
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THOMAS WELLS, d.
JAMES e,1RIEN. M. b.

Particular attention paid to chronic diseases, and
all others comrson to this country. Has had large
experience il hospital aud family practice, and
fdently hopes for share of public patronage.
OrHIoE-At the County Hospital, Lynchburgh.
MO
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Attention, Smokers /!

VEyE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
w to our large well selected stock Of segars. To-
bacco nuf Playing Cards. Pipes snuff and Matches,
which we eau and will sell cheap any house In
this tate Our Motto Is "Quick sRles and Small profits
Tsrme-Cash. H. LOB n CO.
Montgomery Block, Montgomery street.
iv93-tf
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TABLE MOUNTAIN LODGE No. I24,
F. & A. M.
a.. THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS of Ia
Hafb bic Mountain Lodge, No. 12i. F. A are
49, held at their Hall in Oroville on the Even
ings of the first Tuesday of eqrh month.
CnA's. F. LOTT, W NJ.
J.H MARBLE, Ssc'y. je2Sdtffgrn
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New Store. New Goods.

ANG & Co..-HUNTOON STREET, TWO
doors below the Theatre building. 0Foyille hare
Just opened the best assortment Of
Groceries,
Provisions,
Liquors.
Dry Goods.
CIofLne,
Boots.
Shoes
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and Hats,
Ever brought to ihis market, and which we will sell
at wholesale and resai cheap for cash. and no humhug.
The undersigned wonld respectfully inform the peo>
pie of ,rove and vicinity that hey will sell goods OF
all descriptions Marysvile Prices, and warrant every
thing sold represented Traders and Packers vi do
well to give CALL viii. save them the time and
trouble OF going farther below to make purchases Part
tcular attention will always be given to the supply OF
Groceries to families, hotels, miners. &c.
mh26 LANG 90.
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BIRTH.
MARRIED..

On Saturday. the 25lh ult-, the, wife of Major E.
RuSoLss. Of the Mountain House. of a daughter
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02
HIN S. BERRY,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. ...
OPFICE-Bird street. three eosrs above the Butte
Record office. - --s-~ -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
County Treasurer's Once,

OHUsiLLk, sept Ith, 1905. J
All persons holding Butte County Warrants registered
on the General County Fund, from the ls to the 7th
December 1857. inclusive, Except Nos 1906 1917,
$780, 1887, 1s41 1342 1874 and 1879 are hereby notified
to present the same for payment at this oce. Interest
on the same will be stopped after this date,
WIN. LATTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte Co.
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EDWARD DoNoHUE

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
OFFICE-Huntoon street above Bird, opposite the
Court House. 90
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BURT & RHODES,

-, BURT K RHODES,
ATTORNEYS AND. COUNSELORS AT LAW,
-. > - 0roville, -. .'e' ~
oaic,-Bhds street., in Burs's new brick building. up
stairs ol5
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02

ORC TELEGRAPH LINE,
ORovILLK, August 16, 1853.
On aud after this date the of tariff for dispatches
over this line have been reduced
ais B. g. STOCKTON, sec'y,
MISCELLANEOUS.
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PRO VISIONS.

Beans. Cal. white, Chile
and red,
Cal. Smoked Reef,
Butter, Cal fresh, in rolls
and tins.
I" Goshen, In f1rkins Il kps
Msckeral. No / Y ,. in x
and II bbls and kits,
Goldfish, extra fine,
Boston drd Herring, Id tins
and by the Ii.
Holland salt Herring in kgs
Crarkers, soda, sugar, pic
pic and ship bread.
Corn Meal and Corn Starch,
Tapioca l. Sage, extra quail.
HOmifsy: coarse and fine.
Salmon. Di-kled an
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CHARLES F. LOTT,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Oroyille Bette Co. ... 1s-
Orrrcx-Bird street, between Myers end Huntoon,
jy14u
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| Macsroni and vermicelila
Italian & French.
Carolina, China or Manila
4 Rice,
Split Peas & Pearl Bar'ey,
rarina. Oatmeal and Arruw
| Root,
Cal. Flour. No !. Eastern
! Haxall and Galleeo.
Ruckwheat Flour, ext flne,
Cal & eastesn Cheese, No /,
Pork, in bbls & X hbls.
5 F Corned Beef, extra,
Hams, Oregon l. eastern,
Lard, in 5 & 10 ID tins, or by
the pound,
"A s.nAEAA ,t. af<
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- d. w. CHEESMAN, 4,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
,%oSrrcE-First door west OF the Post Office.
0rovie, April 10, 1858.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02

UGENERAL OR SPECIAL DEPOSITS
RECEIVED, and GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
transacted. jy1
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List Of Letters

ID EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
h 0rovlle, October LIST, 1858.
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1. O. OF O. F. ,..
,s1nn1ass. OroviIle Lodge, No. So, Indepen-
dent Order OF Odd Bellows, meet every
s3>@Nszs$ MONDAY Eseniny, in the Hall over
Cotton McDermott's Drug Store. Brothers of the
Order are respectfully invited to attend.
J.C. wERTsBAUGHER, N. G E. DUNuAM Sec.
DAVID WEAVER, VG. C. r. SMITH, T.
J c. MALSON. p. Sec
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PRESERVED MEATS.

1 Olives, French s. Spanish
CLANS s. Lobsters. in cans,
Turkey & Chickens I"
Oysters. various brans.
] Pepper sauce. by cs or bot
Sardines. & I bxs.
Pure Cider Vinegar in kgs
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FRVITS, ETC,
SPICES, ETC.

English
Mace and Nutmegs.
Olive Oil, by case or bot,
Lemon & Raspberry Syrup
Worcestershire and other
English Sauaes,
Super Garb Soda, in bulk or
bottlEs.
Sage. Thyme L Najoram.
Preston e. Merr,ll's genuine
Yeast Powders.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02

0ROVILLE LODGE NO. 1O3, F. A. NJ.
"A The stated communications of Orovile Lodge
X 81 No. l03, of F. A. NJ, are held on the last Sat
" \urday Of each month, at the Masonic Hall over
Cotton McDermotls Drug Store.
d.. BROWN, ". NJ.
D.REIs. sec'y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

TROUBLE AMONG THE NEW YORK OFFICE BEG-
OARS AGAN.-The Office beggars Of New York
give more trouble to the administration than
those Of all the rest Of the country put together
Our Tammany and anti-Tammany factions are
even more troublesome than the patriotic party
spoilsmen of the Northwest, who are just now in
a high fermentation on account Of the Kansas
bolt of Douglas. II seems that all the Con-
gressionsi delegation Of this city, excepting Mr..
Horace +. Clark, recently waited in a body upon
Mr.. Cobb and insisted that he should guillotine
a list of Custom House appointments lately
made by Collector Schell. This Congressional
committee protested that good faith to the SUI
preme law of Tammany Hall required that Mr..
Schell should confne his appointments to the
regularly organized inside Tammany organiza-
ton; but that, shocking to relate, he had pre-
sumptuously selected these subordinates in
question without much regard to the exclusive
pretensions of this inside Tammany faction.
OF course, Mr.. Cobb was in a fog, and the
President had too much business on hand of q
larger calibre to pay any attention to these
dirty little spoils squabbles of our sublime
democracy. In this dilemma we would suggest
to Mr.. Cobb that, without some practical
objections on the score of fitness capacity &C.,
these appointees of Mr.. Schell will do very well,
70 far as the purposes of the administration are
concerned. 1t is fair to conclude that, a. the
responsible head Of our Custom House, the Col
lector, in view of a creditable discharge of his
official duties, may be relied upon in the selec-
ton of his subordinates. We would next sug-
gest to our city delegation in Congress that a
faithful discharge Of their legislative duties will
be satisfactory to their constituents; and that
in mixing themselves up among the wrangling
cliques Of our paltry Office beggars they are
engaged in a very small business.
As for the idea that little exclusive com
mittee of Tammany Hall commands the whole
body of the faithful of this metropolis, IL is per-
fectly absurd. The democratic church militant
Of this city has become too large, and fat, and
bloated, and has too many big men, and too
many small potatoes in IL, to be managed by
either one or two special committees And
what If there be three, or half a dozen supreme
councils, 70 that they are all ''sound upon the
goose question -that is to say, the great test Of
the Lecompton constitution. Thus the democra-
tic Lecompton meeting held last night at Mozart
Hall, under the auspices of the Witter Committee
was az orthodox M will be the sssemblage of to-
morrow evening In old Tammany, under the
authority of the Sweeney committee and who
will dare TO cay that the administration Lecomp-
tou dinner, which is also 70 be given tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

The LITTLE GIANT GoNG DowN HuI.-Ac-
cording to the latest accounts from Washington
Senator Douglas is full of fire and fury and OPP
position to the administration on all points.
Senator Douglas !. fast travelling the same road
which Senator Hale took come time since.
Senator Hale first appeared upon the political
stage as a democrat from New Hampshire and
a statesman be is now joker, teller Of
anecdotes, and good black republican. Sena-
tor Douglas will be the John p. Hale o. the
Northwest IN less thaa lao hoaLas.
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The New York Naturalization for Europe.
The Cunard steamship Africa Capt Shannon will leave
this port to-day for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city at half prst
eight O'Clock this morning.
The European edition OF the HERALD printed in French
and English, will be published At eight O'Clock in the
morning. Single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NEW YORK Herald will received the following places
In Europe
LONDON -. Samson Low Son Co., ~ Ludgate hill
Am. European Express Co., 81 King William ST.
Pans Am European Express Co., Place de Ia Bourso
IIyxRpooL Am European Express Co., Chapel stree
r. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, Fast.
HAvRR. Am European Express Co.. Il Rue Oorneie.
The contents OF the European edition Of the HksAID
will combine the received by mail and telegraph al
the office during previous week. and up TO the hour
publication.
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News from Neyv Mex,co.

ARRIVAL OF CAPT. MARCY AT SANTA FE, ETC.
ST. Loug, March 2, 1858.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived, but the general news
brought by Il Is Of an unimportant description.
Capt Marcy reached the vicinity OF santa Re the ID
Of February. His trip had been long, and attended with
the loss OF large number OF mules and with great
hardship. he would Immediately proceed 70 make pur
chases, and the presumption was that his expedition
would be entirely successful in putting Col Johnston in
possession Of the means OF transportation 70 salt Lake
much earlier spring than horses and supplies could
reach him from the states
Mr. Hocksday, the United states Dstrics Au'rney Of
Utah arrived here Yesterday rove Tor Washington,
with government dispatches He denies tna' tne troops
have been pot on half 70 ons
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ter killed
Col Harley Indian agent and Judge Watts ere passsa-
gers by the mail train
The New Mexican Legislature would adjourn on the ~
of February