Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27
NEWS OF THE STATE.

Some remarkably brilliant speeches have been
delivered.
THERE has been Il fuss at Healdsburg, says the
Petaluma Journal about colored woman who
was enticed away from her children by some
people. The coored population have been or
dered to leave the place.
AN Oroville man was knocked down in Marys-
vile and robbed of small amount, one night last
week
IT is asserted that $4,000 of scrip, more than
the legal allowance, was issued in Shasta last
year.
A MAN in Oroville declares that he knows how
to make perpetual motion, and would tell If II
were not for being laughed at.
THE Honey Lake farmers are putting in very
large crop.
the divide between Shasta and Whiskeytewn will
be tunnelled through six hundred feet, bringing
Clear Creek to Shasta and the dggings below
JupGE MCCoRKEL was the leading speaker at
the Orovlle sntiLecompton meeting.
Sonora REBELLION - The Mexican State OF
Sonora Is involved in bloody revolution. Gov
ernor Pusquiera, with government troops, on one
side and Jesus Gandora, with armed Indian
tribes, on the other
THE South Fork Canal Company, in Ell Dorado
county, haye reduced the price of water from 90
to 30 cents.
Ir was announced in Amador that black man
was narriedito q white woman, by white preach
er The woman denies the statement, and Gays
she is herself a negro.
WE see, by the Beacon that Mr.. Henley, In
dian Agent, is at Red Bluffs probably on his way
to look after the Trinity Indians, who are very
anxious 10 see him.
THREE thousand citizens of San Francisco pc
ttion the Legislature to be Incorporated as the
Pacific Society for the Reformation of Juvenile
Delnquents , also to establish an Industrial
School on the plan of House of Refuge-to be
governed on the same principles that the Fire
Department Is.
Two attempts have been made 10 fix day of
legislative adjournment, both of which failed
JOIN MURPHY was drowned In the San Joaquin
on the 10th.
Six persons were found in the ruins of burnt
building ut San Juan, in Monterey county. Sus-
picion rested on n Spanard, of whom armed par
ties are in pursuit.
COMPANY in Sierra county took out over
$4,000 in three days Of last week.
THE new theater at Sonora cost SIS 900
MINING in all parts of the State seems to be
prosperous, from the reports Of the various local
papers.
THERE are twenty-five tanneres in the State,
which produce more leather than Is used in II.
A COMPANY of Germans have commenced q
three hundred acre vineyard in El Dorado co.
THE Kansas resolutions, supporting the Admin
istration, have passed the Senate. This is the
record
Ayes-Messrs. Anderson, Baker, Berry, Burcb,
Coulter, Dickinson, Ferguson of Sierra, Garter,
Gregory, Hanm, Holden, johnson Of FL Dorado,
Ketchum, Lewis, Merritt, Melony, Pach0co, Rog-
ers, Taliaferro, Thom-20.
Noes-Messls Allen, Burton, Bell Carpenter
Chase, Ferguson of Sacramento, Goodwin, Grant.
Griffith, Hart, Johnson of Sacramento, Mesick,
Phelps, Soule, Sullivanl5,
SLAVE 'ARcHY' was discharged by consent OF
counsel in the San Francisco Court, but was re-
arrested by the United States Marshal on fugi-
tive slave warrant On the way to the Marshal's
Office several attempts were made to take him
from the officers large crowd Of all colors
followed through the streets, and there was much
excitement in the court room and outside
'Archy' was to be examined next day by United
States Commissioner, under the Fugitive Slave
Act
A LARGE Democratic Douglas meeting was held
in Marysvillc on the l7tb the theater jam
med full. The Douglas doctrine prevails there
THE Cinnamon of Sacramento had boat race
on the Slough last week, called the Feast Of the
Dragon Boat commemorative Of the recovery OF
a Celestial Prime Minister who was once upon a
time drowned in a canal. A great crowd wltness-
ed the race.
AN Assembly motion was made to adjourn over
ST. Patricks Day. bnt it was not sustained.
WILLIAM CARR, one of the Vigilance expatria-
ted, has come back to San Francisco from the
Islands