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The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
Rroderick uhio.

VIM. Schoul!er, Esq the distinguished
editor of the Ohio State Journal, was in
Washington on the 22l Of March, and listen
ed for the first time to the voice of Senator
Broderick while he was making his celebra-
ted speech against the Leeompton Constitu-
ton. In the Ohio State Journal Of Msrch
31st, We find under head of Editorial Cor
respondence from Washington The follow.
| ing account Of how Mr.. Schouler was i'm.
pressed by the speech and appearance Of
our Senator;
| "Mr. Bayard was followed by Mr. Broder
ich, Of California, who made q very effective
speech against the bill. and against the Ad
ministration-especially the l1,tcr. have
been very much disappointed in the appear.
aDce Of Broderck. From the tact that he
run for Congress some twelve or fourteen
years ago, 10 one Of the New 20 K city dis
tricts, and from what was said o him at the
time in the newspapers, l expected to find q
man some fifty years Of age, negligent in
dress, and with the bearing and appearance
Of b'hoy was mistaken altogether. With
the exception of Mr.. Pugh. he Is the young
est member of the Senate. He is about for
ty,-he does not look as old as that He s
a tall, well moulded man. His face is hand
some. His complexion fair. his hair black,
his eyes blue. His whiskers are neatly
trimmed, and his whole appearance shows
that "Dave" employs a fashionable tailor,
and pays daily visits to his barber. He is
the last man in the Senate would have pick
cd out for Mr.. Broderick, of California.
ellis speech was written. As soon as he
got the floor, the attention Of the Senate and
OF the galleries was drawn to him. His sea,
is on the Democratic side of the chamber
and in the corner farthest from the Vice
Presidents chair. lie is no orator; he does
not use language with eloquence or correct
ness. and yet he presented his views very
fsrcibly, and with great distinctness. There
is no circumlocution in bis manner Of speech
he never whips the devil around the stump
He has fine, sonorous voice, and there is q
, repose and frmness about his whole manner
which stamps him as person OF extraordin
ary endowments. Nature made him to be
leader Of men, and can well understand
after having seen and heard him, why it wa.
that he always had a party in California
aud how it was that he at length succeeded
in attaining the object Of his ambition, "a
seat in the Senate Of the United States.) III
, is not compromise man--hc has no rounC
curves, lie is all positive, and straight an(
sharp. ff.tsa
ellis speech did not occupy much more
than half an hour, and yet he ssid mere
bold things, and did more damage to tn
Administration in that comparatively brie
space, than any man who has spoken
Following the above Introductory remarks s
: Mr.. Scbouler offered synopsis of Mr. Brod
@ erick's speech, which VIC find largely copie
h by the Ohio papers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

The MxLopEoN The theatre was brin,
full last evening, and better naturcd au-
dicnce was never got together. Fun and
jolity made up the order Of the evening"
Miss Hudson sung and danced; Miss Ara.
bella performed hoe down; Juba gave US
the escenco Of Old virginny; Master Marshal
spouted, and so they all sang and danced
and danced and sang. to the delight Of their
numerous hearers. who testified their appro-
val in shouts Of laughter and cries Of zen.
core" This sort Of performance is just the
thing for 0rovillc, and is bound to be popu
lar. Another bill is presented tonight. o.
course every body will go.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

0aoyiILE ELEcrioN The peoples ticket
for Trustees. Treasurer, Marshal, aud As.
SCISSOR, was elected by an average majority
Of so. The vote pollsd was about $50 Sac
pisifer.
Is not this . glorious administration vic.
toryi Crosette's Douglas ticket was defeat
sd.--Sae. Mercury
3Mhat Is quoted above from the Visitor is
nsasly 10 accordance with facts; but what
10 appended by the Mercury. is nothing
short Of . fAs-footsd Lecompton lie. The
Kansas Issue did not enter into the contest
~ ell, and every man. on both tickets. with
ons exception tand he was On the Democrat.
10 ticket.) was Hrm and uneompromisiol
adhsrent 70 the doctrine Of Popular -sove
rsignty. You win fnd but little comfort ia
your sorrow over the late discontinue oI
The sacrament6 pap eaters, Mr.. Mercury
By telling such. barfsced lies az the above
Try and make your cause appear respecta
bIs ~ telling an occasiansl truth,
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Tne Bustes' Hall.

Once upon time somebody that we know
Of, was foolhardy enough to write critique
Of theatrical performance before going to
see It /: taking IL for granted that the actors
would play the very same pieces that were
announced In the play bills; but through
some unforeseen circumstance o different
farce from the one originally agreed upon,
Was played. and 90 the writer alluded TO-,
made himself ridiculous and people laughed
at him and in fact had their confidence In
his veracity severely shaken. To guard
oarsclf against any such mishaps, We have
concluded always to see the performance be-
fore we commit ourself Having made up
our mind to this, we deferred making any
notice Of the fremans ball until We could
speak adviseiy and from occular proof. We
believethi to be wise course.
Well, to break the ice at once, VIC went to
the Buttes' Ball and exercised what little
Tcrpsichorcan talent we are possessed Of, to
our hearts content. There was not great
crowd in attendance 10 fact there we're not
half as many ladies and gentlemen present
as we expected to see; but nevertheless 1t
was by far the pleasantest party We ever at
tendcd in 0rovile. There were just enough
ladies to make 1t agreeable for the gentle
men and just enough gentlemen to make il
pleasant for the ladies. 1t couldn't have
been better arranged IL the managers and
dancers had tried month. 1t was q delight
fal party, and we only regret that some OF
our lady and gentlemen friends who were
absent. we're not present to enjoy it. W.
wont attempt to Particularizc. but will sun
our admiration all up In one phrase and pro
nounce 1.-THE very happiest and most sat
isfactory ball ever given in 0rovillo.
We shall probably know what 1t nettct
the Company, Tomorrow.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

THE NKw STEAMSHIP LiSE.--we were
yesterday shown q letter. written last month
in New York, by Mr.. Charles Morgan, to a
gentleman in this city. stating that he had
sold his entire interests in the steamers 0ri.
zaba and Sierra Nevada, TO G. X. Garrison,
Esq. who will certainly bc here on the mex,
steamer. This places Mr.. Garrison in full
possession Of the necessary steamers on the
Pacific side for the Inauguration of a new
line. and il only remains for the provisions
Of the Yrisarri treaty TO be carried out for
Mr.. Vanderbilt to meet Mr. Garrison with
his Atlantic steamers, and the long wished
for route will be established The principal
obstacle Is the sad condition Of the lake and
river boats in Nicaragua. which will be pla.
ced in good running order under the direc-
tion OF Mr.. Bocy, who is now in San Juan.
IL Is also stated that two light draught and
commodious river steamers, which have been
plying on the Coatracoalcos river. on the
Isthmus Of Tehuantepec, are TO be sold to
the Nicaragua Company. and will be taken
around into the San Juan river. -.fita, MAY
2ad.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

KANSAS IN THE SENATE -Inasmueh as
the Senate now have the power to abate the
Kansas agitation. by the adoption Of the
Crittsnden amendment which passed the
House for the admission Of Kansas into tho
Union. we shall expect that the next steam
Or will bring the intelligence Of tho close Of
this imbroglio. They have heretofore sx.
pressed an earnest desire for q speedy set
element Of the question. and their persistent
and contumacious refusal to concur with
the House, will deprive the ngitators Of the
very small modicum Of public sympathy and
support they have heretofore enjoyed.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

A DANGERoUs Lear Our friend Searcy,
Deputy Sheriff of Siskiyou, met with quite
n serious accident one day last week in fall
ing into n mining shaft, distance Of tsome
fifty feet. lie was accompanying the Assas-
sor for the purpose of collecting taxes Ar
riving at shaft in which some miners were
at work, and wishing to see the drift ms well
SNAKE collections, he attempted to descend
by rope, but having on pair of wet gloves
he was unable to sustain himself, and fell
the entire distance. The only serious dam.
age he sustained was a severe sprain Of the
ankle II il doing well, however,, and will
soon be about again 81 says the Cn,on.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

EXAMINATION WAIvEp.-The charge
against Daniel Dean, for cmbezzling 500
from the Alta Express Company, was called
up for examination yesterday. The counsel
for defense consented that the case should
be sent to the Conrt of Sessions for trial,
without examination in the Police Court,
and requested that the blil for his appear
ance to answer should be reduced to $1,000,
representing his client to be poor man. and
not able to give the bond heretofore requr.
ed The bail WAS reduced to $l500.--S f..
Herald
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
ORovILLE, May 9th, 1858.

EDIToR, BUTrE RECORD, Sir In your
issue of this morning. you laid down the well
known principles that gentlemen who expect
favors from the Democratic party should
support Democrats for office.-Well and tru-
ly said" But sir, our late Municipal elec-
ton has shown that there is in the town of
Oroville certain class of Democrats who in
direct violation Of all party and personal OBJ
legation have proved recreant to one Of the
vital principles of the party to which they
profess to belong. and by their deeds have
proved themselves capable Of tho blackest
kind of ingratitude, both to men and to our
party, to those who elected them to high and
lucrative Offices. 'Out on such Democrats"
who are only Democrats when their selfish
interests require the support of the greatest
mass. Judas like, they betray the men of
party who one year ago contributed as much
10 their success. But SIR, the time will
come when such traitors will meet with their
just deserts, then they will be made to drink
Of the poison chalice to its very dregs who,
among them will say that Mr.. Mclaughlin
would have made an inefficient officer, or
who will dare assert that tac nominee for
Treasurer, tMr Philip Waterway a gentle
man possessing all the attributes eonstitu-
ting a good citizen is unworthy Of their sup.
p,rt. or woulp have been uniaithful to his
trust. Sir, the conviction is forced upon
the foreign born citizens that from your
uouid be Democratic leaders, he has nothing
to expect, they wonld prescribe him to NOR
row il it was to their interest. An open en-.
emy respect in comparison to such double
faced hypocritcal sages of the undef,ed.
CITIZEN.
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ns7g- A short ,imo SINCE. A corr

psS- A short ,imo since, cores
pondent Of one Of the Sacramento Le-
compton organs, announced the fearful
determination of excluding anti-Le-
compton Democrats from office. The
people of Sacramento have refused to
endorse single Lecomptonite. Wha,
does it IL mean
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

0RovILLE vIEws.--0or treaoherous mem.
ory has occasioned US to omit making pre-.
vious notice Of the handsome letter shec,
views Of orovills issued by Gsrnham &
Lockwood Of tho Post Office Literary Depot,
These sheets contain two views; one Of
Montgomery street and the other Of tho
Court House and other buildings on the
Plaza. Everybody should use them in wri-
ting home.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

MARysvILLE The city authorities have
instituted several suits against keepers Of
brothels
"Skceters" are plenty at Nye's, so the
News says, and we believe it, Tor friend OF
ours who came up from there day or two
ago looked in the face just rs il he had been
peltcd with huckleberries.
The Eureka Engine Company held an cleo
tion on Monday evening. The Offices were
filled as follows;
Foreman. s. p Wells; 1st Assistant. + NJ
Wright; ID Assistant, } V Lyons Secreta
ry. George Scott Treasurer, John Q Pack.
ard
An alarm Of FIRE was oocasioncd on We'd
nesday by the burning Of barrel in the
rear Of Judge Bliss house.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

FAN FOUND MIR Friesleben called on us
yesterday. and said that ladies' fan had
been found 10 the hall after the Firemen's s
ball, which can BIO reclaimed by its owner on
application TO the store Of Reis g. Frieslebcn.
on Montgomery street
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
So n Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5

SAN Francisco, May 9th.
The steamer Golden age left her wharf nt
10 o'clock this morning The number of
passengers taken by her was 775, and her
treasure amounted to $1,0l2 S7S. The pri-
ces at which tickets sold by her were First
cabin, $500; second cabin, $237 90; and
storage, $l26 90.
Just ms the steamer was leaving this morn.
ing, Robert Dutton, one Of the robbers OF the
Nevada stage, was arrested by Chief Curtis.
Dution had formerly been keeper Of n sa-
loon in Nevada, and camo to this city last
night in the Sacramento boat, and made his
arrangements to leave by the steamer to-
day. lie acknowledges that he is cognizant
Of everything in relation to the robbery, hut
denies that he participated in it. or that he
has any knowledge of the whereabouts of the
stolen treasure.
Information has been received by Chief
Curtis that the three horse thieves who re-
Gently murdered Frank Lee, and shot some
others near knights Ferry. have arrived in
Monterey county. An officer has been sent
to that locality.
A horse aud cart tumbled over an exca.
vation near the corner Of Pacific and Mont
gomery streets last evening, The cart was
smashed. but the horse "still lives"
Johanna McGuire was sentenced rs n CON-
mon prostitute, this morning, to ninety days
hard labor in the County Jail. A writ OF
hdbeas corpus was sued out Of Judge Nor
tons Court, and so the case stands Mt pres
ent. A hearing will be had May Sth
in -four, 536 quarter sacks Commercial
Mills, super6ne, wero sold at auction, Al
$ll 10 and Sll 06 The jobbing trade is
good at Sl2 at $l4. Sales fully guaranteed
st auction Of "a barrels of llaxell at $l3 l2l
and 20 barrels Gallego at Sl3 % Sales oi
barley Of 430 bags, in lots, at cents I'm.
ion Telegram
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

PERsoNAL.-Hon.S s. A. Dallou Of Plumas
county called on us yesterday. He is on his
way to his mountain homo. No man has
represented his constituents in the Lsgisla-
ture better than Mr.. Bailou.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

THANxs.-We are indebted TO Geo. Ly-
man Of Wells g. Fargo's Express for copies Of
Marysvillc, Sacramento and San Francisco
papers and for paying us other kind attcn-
tiMs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
CoNSTABLE S SALE.

MY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
hD ont of Justice q. u. Campbell Court of Eureka
Township, County of Bu'te, and state of California,
and to me directed and delivered, commanding me
to make the sum of sevehly five dollars debt aud
damages, ant the further sum of twenty and forty
five one-hundredths dollars costs Of suit, together
with all scCrning costs ON said writ, wherein W u
sharp Is plainiH and Lewis Tayicr Is defendant
have levied upon and shall sell nt public sale to the
highest bidder tor cash. the twenty ninth day of
May A. D. 1855 nj the prem lses hereinafter dc
a the hour Of two O'Clock, 7. VI the foil wing de-
scribcf property to wit: The ranch known as Uncle
Sharp's Ranch, situated on Big lnr nf Feather river
in Eureka Township, County of Butte and STATE of
CALIFORNIA: and bounded as follows: commencing ut
n large onk tree near Armstrong; road thence
running at right angles from the bluff, to low water
mark "n feaihcr river thence following the river to
the corner of Clark's knnoh thence IN the line o
Clarks Ranch to the ii;l tl nee following the base
oi he IIill To the place of beginning; with all the
aprertcnanccs thoreuno Belonging. Also n certain
note given by Alfred johnson 10 Lewis Taylor, for
sixty dUllars.
". " .4LLEJN, Constable.
New Philadclphia May 5th A. r. 1858.
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ICE CREAM SALOON.
N. Zambolich g. Co.,

HAVE OPENED AMI are now ready to receive
y u andfurnish their old customers aud friends
with all the In uSuries and declcies be onnd la the
ma,kei or peculiar 10 the season. among which ma
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

~ Mr.. John II. Lillard Is authorized 10
receive Subscriptions aud collect moneys for the
Daily and Tr. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
ut distance can obtain tho paper BY furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

ptFLH POWDER. Shot. Water Proof
~ and q ID Caps, Blasting Powder aud Safety
Iuse Tor ale by dlT in. CLARK l. BRO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
Rev. Peter Cufp- A. n.

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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
Warren Male and Female
 Academy

THE above 5--JIsueHsg Ei -e 9peH iar the recer- | g5,u 5f PugTl, "a 1ls s-arca AautAy sf January lS5s-
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30

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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL >Chss
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-30
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