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ma who Is in the United States legation in Tacubaya is
one Of those who have far evaaed payment
The government has come out with an oppressive
household tax 1t amounts to about eighteen per cent
the rents OF all properties II this should
continue much longer they will be taxing clean shirts,
and may come to robbng personal jewelry Their oiron
terry appears equal to any emergency.
Juan Jose Baz few days since given his liberty
ndition that he would leave the country. He has
left the city but whether he intends to keep his parole
remains to be seen. Many persons say he viii soon
show himself in the camp Of Vdanrr, If he Is not al
ready there.
Col. Tacot and his party OF engineers in this
capital they have nearly taken ali their field notes.
and will leave n few days from now for Vera Cruz,
where they will take the West India packet of the 5h
proamo for Havana The whole of tho notes will be
taken in time for this departure, aad COL 1aeot intends
to complete his plans and maps in New York. when he
Will make his report learn that the route has been
found to ofer but few difficulties The imperfect es
mates already made of the of this road make it less
than s2o 900 This is less than half of what it
at first l.olght the road could be built for.
We have adyics here Of the active operations the
Istbr Of Tehuantepec. There at last adyices
large force OF foreign aborers Mt work besides many
tves The persons interested in this route in this city
much pleased with the prospects, and have manifest
ed their intention Of investing large in the enter
prise. The transit is to be opened.
The press of this city remains silenced AT present
there journals published but the tools of the gov
ernument and they of course, cannot be regarded
newspapers They pervert every item of news to suit
paper being prepared for publication 1t is to be
edited by Messrs de Barres & Caire.
Moran is making arrangements to reappear with his
Extraordinary paying up the deposit, but receiving de-
sgnated field Of occupation for his journal 1t will APP
pear in Spanish and English the Spanish department,
believe, is to be edited by Don Manuel Payno-
The organs, for the past few days, have
been endeavong to excite public feeling the subject
of of castes. 1t appears that so-ue Of the fed
era chiefs have issued nfammatory procamations to
era of the Indian paeo exciting them to action and
silly intimating that it would not be improper for the
Indians TO wrest from the hands of the usupers he
whtes) the lands which they have long felonously
held 1t may be that this cry will be raised for
now certainly experiencing the terrors OF the of
can give you reliable advces from the interior
Nothing is definitely known of the movements of VII
dlurri or Mramon. Our highways remain in the hands
of brgands. The stages between here and Vera Cruz
regularly robbed. This will likely be stopped
by the route being entirely brokenup 1t reported that
all communication will be cut off from Vera Cruz in
few days from
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
[From the New York Journal Of commcrce.]

From the New York Journal OF Commerce.l
MEXICO, August -.
As you will observe. am still at the Mexican capital
detained by business which requires my patient and vigil
liant personal attention. However hope soon be re-
eved and to make my exit from this republic of erup
tons, political well volcanic Indeed, 'semeutcs
and plans, like the periodical presidential elections in
the United States, and with less boodslcd have almost
become the pastime sports Of politicians, for treason
stratagcn and spoil The last, stimulated by Comor-
fort and his lieutenant Zoulouaga, in which, under
united treason to the constitutional government to which
they had both sworn allegiance, they finally play yed
reachery to each other is approaching it's crisis.
Comonort is in exile in the United States, and in the
camp OF 6busteros preparing reported, another
pedtion for restoration to power and zouloua cayng
similar escape, unless intercepted in his flight, and
made example Of the threats from all quarters
Iho plan of Iacuabuya the last probably Of the po
tcal farces in this harlequin republic conceived in
eachery and niquty, will pass to the tomb Of the
Capulet probably before the receipt of this in the Uni
ted States and the federal constitutional government
return triumphant to its reclaimed capital Political
affairs in this country it is remarked by every one
at the present time entirely different phase from any
before known conceived The seed of American
constitutional and continental principles which the te
envoy cssayed to innoculae into the minds of Mcxins
from the first day of his accredance at this capital
beginning to be understood and have taken such
deep root that their fruits are rapidly maturing.
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stop for tune to the whole scheme. In fact II
only through the influence Mr. Canning board tho
Agansnuon that such strike ii may call it, among
the prevented before the vessels left Plymouth
Capt Hudson and his officers will also be reminded how
when the ships returned TO Queenstown after tho greet
they almost 10 inst further attempts
and ii their opposition had had the least weight with those
ntrsed with carrying out the undertaking the second voy
age would have been made and the completion Of the
Atlantic cable deferred at least for many many wears
This Is not the first time that American ships have gained
gre It name certain kind under false colos and the
officers of the Niagara building up reputation ON the
Atlantic cable with which, however. they have had
more real connexon than they had It Is said, with tho
great public ball Plymouth given in their name and
which likewise they contvcd to found brief ropu
ation for hospitality aud profuson II these officers de-
public recognition at ALL what do not the real
working of the Aganennon Mr. Bright, Professor
Thompson, MIR. Canning and Mr Ciford--doaervcf As
have said however, the OF elegrsphy has too
many demands upon the labon of most of these prnc
tcd cable layers to permit them to be idle here. On
Sunday Monday next Mr. Clifford starts first for Va
lena and next for Newfoundland with the shnre ends
Of the Atlantic cable These ropes exceedingly
sye weighing upwards of six tons to the ie and when
these have been carefully spced and added the At
antc telegraph will be complete and trust remain
for many years About five six miles of the
shore end at Valentia laid last year, and this
length has been buoyed that Mr. Clifford will only
have grapplc for it and to make the splice with the
rest Subincrging the portion at Newfoundland will
qurc more care and judicous choice of position but
such cables in such shallow waters neither be lost
broken and in the care of such engineer Mr. Cliff
ford they little risk OF either
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I . !. II u .
1HE TucnEs PRINTING TELEGRAPH AND THE ATLANTIC
CAplE.Wc have private advices from London, by the
Vanderbilt which state that Professor Hughes would
have his MACHINES In readiness to work the cable
about the Sth instant which day the Atlantic Com
pany expected to despatch special steamer to Trinity
Bay with of Professor Hughes assistants ON board
We may, therefore, hope to the cable in complete
working order about the 25th instant. In answer
to the absurd thecrzng OF the many persons who are
,lailing proving to their satisfaction the mpossi
bty Of working the cable by the Hughes system it is
sufficient to say that with Instruments hastily construct
ed and in many respects very imperfect, Prot Hughes
has transmitted intelligence reliably and continuously
through 1900 miles of the Atlantic telegraph cable,
This was whilst the cable at Kcyham. Since then
about 200 miles OF the cable has been submerged
botwecn Ireland and Newfoundland, and with electrical
results nearly fifty per cent $50 tho Telegraph Company
electricians aYsert) favorable than whilst it was
coilcd Ut Keyham Professor Hughes ought to bc pre-
slmed to know by s time the capacity of his own in
yention. and he says nhcstatingy, that e can tsns
nit intelligence through the cable reliably and continu
ousy. at the rate Of from three to six words per minute
Nelc lork Herald.
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Mr.. Lander, superintendent Of the Fort Keany South
Pass and Honey Lake wagon road, announces to the
Secretary of the Interior the opening Of the road
the first three great ranges of tho Washita mountains
the most difficult part Of the work Loaded trains have
already passed by this way from the South Pass to the
Valley of Smith Fork of Bear river. The Wind River
Mountain line and that extending along the open val
leys OF Salt and Biackfoot rivers will be finished
afording we-built road which will avoid the desert,
the ferries Green river and the four olbridgcs
the lower stream, The road, when completed will ex-
tend from the South Pass to pont Neuf Bridge Fort
Hail. with cut off to Hedspeths road to Soda Springs
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ACCIDENT no JUDGE HAWKINS, or FLORIDA.
[rrom tho Jacksonville standard, sept. el

[From the jacksonville Standard, Sept 0l
While attempting to Bull Creek Sunday morn
ing the 5th instant the creek being much swollen from
the late rains the mules and buggy together with the
driver, swept down its current One of the mules
the property Of Col. Burlington, drowned The
Judge succeeded in swimming out and the negro driver,
also the property Of Col burlington, managed to reach
sapng, which he climbed.
knowledge Of the circumstances reached Mr.. John
Smith, of Mddleburg, who, with oil promptnoss and
paeworthy energy hastenod with relief to the Of
disaster and rescued the other nnlc and driver from their
perilous situation We congratulate Judge Hawkins and
the country that his valuable life has been saved and
long may he live to represent the people Of Florida
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QUEER0ne Of the most remarkable facts recorded by
M. Boudin is the immunity which towns especially tho
larger and populous ones, enjoy from accident to
life by lightning. Thus between 1900 and 1851 not
single death recorded .rom this cause in Paris and
in 1856 it was cacuared chat out Of 10000 deaths in
London during thirty years, only two had been produced
by lishtAns Comparing these numbers with the total
nuper Of deaths from this cause and with the fact that
twenty five per cent OF all happen under trees nc holds
IT reasonable to conclude that lightning finds more vic
tirs in tho opon country than in the cities The aver
AGE annual number of deaths by lightning in Francs
from 1885 to 1851 inclusive was ~ In 1885 there
were III.
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PRorosED Visr N Y. MILITARY TO IRELAND
Sxty-ninth Regiment under command Of Col Ryan,
propose to visit Ireland by of the Galway line OF
steamers Col. Ryan has been III communication with
Lord Napier the subject and tho latter has written a,
his government to know whether thcc would he any b-
lection TO the boys Of the sxyninth paying visit Il,
the country Of their ancestors. Over hundred alnes
are enrolled as among those willing 10 80 the ex-
cuIst.n
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MAsulxcroN IsrrRMARY.

Clinical Department Of the National Medical College
During the winter clinical lectures delivered by the Pro
t OF the Practice Surgery and operations
During the remaining period OF the year
me clinical lectures The other professors Until the
approaching these lectures Will be de-
daily commencing at IA M Students residing IN Tue Guy
are admitted Of charge Persons from
distance who wish address the Gu
raor them the terms and register their names
for vacancies s W. 4, JOliNSiuN, u. ",
O. Curator.
DICH SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1888
n GREGORY MAURY, Managers, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
the supernndence Of appointed
by the Governor.
sa5 5Oo-Iotsry for Of the STATE OF DELAWARE
1858. To drawn at WILMINGTON DE ON satur
day SEPTEMBER Is, 1888
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DRADY'S GALLERY, 352 Pennsylvania avenue,
seventh street Sweeny, Htenhouse Fan Co
Mnng ouseM BRADY begs respectfully to inform the public
the liberal patronage be has received
opening his Photographic Gallery Washington he WILL con
ary his original intention, keep 1t during the summer
months. esta
An efficient Of artists will be constantly n attendance TO exc
photographs ambrotypes tho best possible manner
Prices ranging from dollar hpoayds
The collection portraits distinguished this gallery is the
largest world and for public inspection day (un
days srccpted) frcm Z, a. IN, tot, p. IN.
I--eod3mos t
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
DEcLARATORY NOTICE.

SrarE OF CALiFORNiA-Cuuntyo of Dulte-ss
- barbara 5chirmer, resident of the county OF
Bnte AMI state Of California, b1nV IL married w1.
man, to wit: the wife of Charles Schirmer, also Il
resident of saii ooun.y, hereby makes this decara
ton, that she will carry the business OF farming
aud ranching mud buying selling, raising aud tri
ding In horses sheep hog, vegetables, aud all
business transactions Of what nature sOever. con
neced with the said business Of farming aud ranch,
itg, in her own ime, and on her account, aud
that and after the date Of this declaration of in
tention, she will bs indvduily respon ible In hct
own name. for all debts cpntraced by her on ac.
count of said business above mentioned. And she
further declares that the capital invested in her said
business above mentioned, 4 JOS MT exceed the sum
of dive thousand dJllars.
BARBARA SCHIRMER
On this the sixth day Of March, A. ID. 1858, before
me II. A. Gaston, Notary Pubic in and for said
Butte County, personally appeared Barbara Schir-
mer, and made md signed tho foregoing declaration
nnier oath In my presence.
In witness whereof have hareuntO set my hand
and official seal, the day aud year first above ten
:sEAL ii. 4. GASrON, Notary Public,
'''' In and for Butte County. Cal
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
CONSTABLE SALES.
rnMsrAaLns S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF Justice Q. Y. Campbell Court of Eureka
Tow waship, County Uf Butte, and State OF California,
and TO me directed aud delivered, commanding ine
10 make the sum Of seyenty-iiye dollars debt nsd
damages, and the further sun Of twenty and forty
i've onebuDdredths dollars costs Of suit, together
with all accr,iDg costs on said writ wherein w. H.
sharp Il plaintiff AID Lewis Tayier ~ defendant I
have levied upon aud shall sell ni public sale to the
highest bidder for cash. on the twenty .nih dny Of
May A. ID. 1858, nj ths premises hereinafter described,
al the hour Of Two O'Clock, =. VI the foil wing de
scribcd property To wit: The ranch known as Uncle
sharps Ranch, .ituatet on Fig Bar of Feather river,
In Eureka Township. County Of Butte, and State OF
Calilornis: and bounded as follows: commencing al
n large oak tree ue.r Ar nsnng's new road; thence
running at right angles rrom the bluffs TO low water
InHrk Feather river thence following The river 10
the corner Of Clafk's kan0h; thence up the line o
Olarks Ranch 10 the Hill; thence following the base
OF the Hin 10 tho place ~ beginning: with all the
apperteBances thercuno belonging. Also. n certain
note gwen by Alfred johnson to Lewis Taylor, fol
sixty dollars.
w. " .ALLEN. Constable.
New Philadelphia. May 5lh, A. d. 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11

STABLES SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF A DECRErAL ORD lsR Issued
y by John =. Berry, n Justice OF the Pence In and
fr ophir Township. County of butte, and State of
California, against NICHOLAS GREG0ViCU and
In favor of WILLIAM SULTZBiCH, for the sum
Of frty two aud seventy five one huniredths dollars
damages and foriysix aud nfly one hun lredhs dol
lars cost OF suit. aud uccrung OF said writ
mo directed und delivered, commanding me to sell
the following described property 10 satisfy said de.
mlnd. viii on Tuesday the Fourth day
ni May, A. ID. 1sbS, at 10 o'cock, A. NJ, AZ
John :. Btrry's ofiicc, In pursuance with the 70.
qniremens of said order, sell at public sale to the
highest bidder Tor cash, tho property described In
The oider of >lia a. follows To vii: A certain house
sunlei on the west 81 e of Myers street In the Town
of oruville and ab ut sixty six feet south from the
northeast corner of block number eight sl together
with much Of the ani on which said house il Sit
nitod ~ may be necessary for tho free use and
joyment Of the sane.
II. l.. PATTON, Constable.
Dated orove, April Ilth 1853
-lh' above sale IS postponed until Wednos lay May
On, 1898, ~ the same hour and place.
H. L. PITTON, Constable.
Oroyile, May ith, 1853.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
SHERIFF SALES.
suzEsrr,s SALE

TDY VIRTUE OF AN EAECUTION
- isssed out OF the Dstrcs Court Of the Fifteenth
1ndluai District In and for the County of Butte, and
gtaIs Of California, commanding me 10 make the sum
a two thousand eight hundred aud thiriy-eighi
(ez ss8 dollars with Interest thereon Of the rate of
three per eest per month, until paid, together with
The further sum OF thirty -four and nftyhye oBe-hun-
dredths dollars costs Of suit, and all aceriBg costs
bv eaId writ, wherein JAMES ". GALLOWAY,
LEVI HfrR, and CHARLES LAMBERT ars plain.
tIfFS and the HANsONvIiLE QUARTZ MINING
COMPANY are decnJants, have levied upon. and
sha expose nj public sails, TO the highest bidder Tor
cash At the Court House door In the Town OF oro.
yIIIe. tounty IL Butte State aforesaid. on We'd
nesday the Second day OF June,
1854 nj O'Clock. NJ, Of said dsy, all Of the riPht,
sitls ana interest of the above NAMED defend
auls Ia and 70 The following de:cribsd properly, 10
Wit certain quartz ledge, with Its spdrs, dips and
anglia siuated nesr Hansonville, Butte County,
California and Known ne the ledge Of the "iansor-
Vile Quartz Mining Company !" also, steam quartz
mill OF the fInnsonviIe Quartz Mining Company sit
uatcd near said qunrz ledge, ON or near scors Ra-
vine, nbutary OF the Iioucut. and about one hun
drsd yards below this Marysvile and Rorbertown
road, together win all and singular the machinery
heredlaments and appertenances lberednto belong
ing or 10 anywise appertainiBg Also, one sfnai
frame cabin situated the ravne thirty yards below
the MILL Also, one cabin, used III Office cf saic
defendants, situated on the south side uf the road
between the mill aud IIansonville. Also, the land
upon which the snid mill end other buildings are
situated. ~
" ID. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County
Oroviile, May 10Th, A. ID. 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
SHERIrrS SALE.
uDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTIO

~
- isslvd oat Oi tho District Court uf the fftesnh
Judicial Disrlct In and for the County Of Butte and
State ~ California, commanding mo to make tho
sum OF 0ne Thousand and any -four ninety seven
one-hundredths dollars, with interest thereon the
rate 0f ton psr cent per anaum until paid, together
with the further sum Of forty tour aud forty ono.
hunlredths dollars costs OF suit. AMI all accruing
costs by said writ, wherein e. II. lges and w. W
IIannon plaintiffs and r. g. Barnes defendant,
have levied upon aud Will expose nt public sale tue
highest bidder for cash, at ihe Court House door,
the Town OF 0royille county of Bntle State "A ore.
said, on Saturday the Twcnty-SeeOnd
day or May, A. ID. 1858, ~ IwJ o'clock, =.
NJ. Of SAID day, all uf the right te aud Interest Of
the above named defendant, la ana to tho following
described properly, " wit:
That certain piece or parcel OF land. sLnaicd
At Dipmondville, Kimshew Township. Butte County
California, and described as follows, 10 wit bounded
ON the north BY tho site formerly occupied by can-
vas storchouse, owned by - May. and running
south along the east line OF Main street about two
hundred and any ect more or less 10 the place fDr
pedy occupied by blacksmith shop; thence at
right angles In eastery direction the Diamond
viilo Bitch Companys dill ;h thoaco along the said
ditch and up the same about two hundred ieet
or less thense In a westerly direction to tho place
OF beginning, together with tho storehouse occupied
by the said defendant, aud other ouibuliigs there.
ON: Aisb. all and singular thStenomcnts, heredita-
menls and appartenan;es thercunlo belonging or In
Anywiso appcrtainiug.
". ID PLU.M, Sheriff Butte County.
Dated Oroville, April 30th, 1853
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
TO THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA

II OzAPkAY, N. D.. Ply siclan, Surgeon and
H/s Accoucher, invites tho attention OF Tho sic L
and afflicted females laborin- under any OF the vari-
Gus forms OF diseases OF ih,. brain. iungs henrt.
stomach liver, womb. blood. Kidneys and nll diseas
es peculiar to their The pcto is enecing more
cures than any other physician in the Siae of Cali
orns- Let no tase delicaey prevent you, but apply
immediately and save Yourselves from painful suffer
ing aud premature death. All married ladies' W hose
dehca'e neaith or other rcumstances do not allow
an 'neresSe IN their families. sholld call at DR.. L..
CIaPsay's Medical InstiusIo, Sacramento street be
low MONTGOMERY, oppos 70 the Pacific Mail Steam
salp 20 sance, aud the! Si foeoiye every possible
relief and help
Tee Doctors Offices - arranged that be can be
eoasgl;el Without the {. 7 of l,loiestation
AZ Consultations, By ,ptitr Or y herwise, free.
Address 10 DN J. CZAPKAY,
Medical Ja-t.I;s, saIrs nento str,tt.
below Montgomery, n,.ss - P~C 70 Mail Sea III hip
Co.'S oEice, San EFAa, ~.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-11
MARSHAL SALES.
MARsHAL'S SALE.
- :. ? = = ~ =
10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

10y VIRTUE OF AN E& ECUTION
- issued out of Justice Donaho's Court, OF Opnir
Township, County Of Butte. and State Of California,
70 me directed, In favor Of the Inhabitants OF the
Town Of Oroville, and agains, Bird Morris, have
seized and shall expose for sale at public auction at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the 5th day OF May, a. d. 1853,
at the Court House door, In the Town OF Orovilie.
County and State azores Aid. the following described
property, 10 wiz All that certain part or parcel OF
iaad commencing Mt the southeas corner Of McCon
ne's brick yard running southeast along the water
diIch about 20 rois 10 the Chinaaa garden; thence
southwest along The said garden and land owned by
Fowler 10 he siaughiefh0use about SO rods; thence
north along brush fence and ditch To Robinson
streets about so rods. along sad street east about ~
rods. to the northwest " McCoaneli's brick
yard; thence southeast said line of brick yard
about 40 rods 10 tho southeast corner thence north
along said line about 80 rods To the place of be-
ginning % acres more or less; said land near tn,
south Of the Town OF Oroyille. Butte County
Also lots and 3. in block No 8: lot l. In blocl
No. 81; lot 5, in block No. 10. laid down and des
cribed on the map Of the Town Of Oroville, Butt
County.
G r. HE.vDEL, Marshal.
Dated this ihe l3.h day Of OF Apri, A. d. 1883.