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eoe. eis WIZ vrry d.H rrd Western. a. Sa. a
o. 3D.; white do, Is. Is ST. uhi.c southern, s. Cd
Is, Corn very duh and quotations nominal inxc'i, rs.
yellow, 2es. White, Jls. Ga. 3-s. od.
LIVERPOOL r.oyl.SloN MARxGT.
Reef was heavy with slight dec!se ~ ~ N,rts Pork
also heavy, II trnng decline Bacon dull and irresa
la lard heavy, With slight decline 10 ra,-s sales AZ
81. Tal,ow hrmer
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAkKnT.
Kosn steady II A.. 4. ii. 'or common. Gpf's OF
IN peniine fteaay ri - Tot asa doll Il S's pearls
quiet at 32s Cd sugar quiet Coffee and rice stnhiy'
LONDON MARKETS.
Dreaf stuff dull hui staa y. Sugar quiet ont urn.
roieA STEADY. Tea Arm .ong"as l"Ei = load Rec
baoynut gailow Grin. Lilsced oil 29s 81.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The saN, ans tee fahds iaf Ton.
ciosed Wednesday ~ o7T rs Tor money and rs
u IS ]. Tor account. Americsn secuynss were dail.
LATEST MARKETS
IJysRp,oI, Nov 1'-r NJ
Cotton steady and arm. The saiee to-day estimated
at {, 20 bales.
Breacstufs are very dull ana the salcs uninpo-tart
Provisions DAN.
There have arrivals Of vessels from the ruited
States.
LONDON Nov i7--.'. NJ
Consols are at o72s esn for money and 9s}s for
count
Breadstuffs steady
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vVorDs or wARviNG.-IHg SEASON Or cofIss
W snd cot Tvs uos aprro-ching The wess and d-il
snd nss''ous emp n-icnsl s5nnd ~
cnvery proved en.ctns e gosl .xeuvhen.
every sAouIa sw-Te oia II s.llss ~.s
saheto sspsure or Who naarsv d cate aud
rroper rassr during isll and winter uoahs ss snsai
dsshs ~ cnrsumpn w The tnsd Ste~ wvn de- r~ascd
n,,r,,s ~. as.s,.s ~ n, ~ = ", * -.
numbering among is victns tho Aires n
sges classes Snd conditions Il surely strange. vAsn
not Embraced by all whom would benefit Any good ris~
a. MI, sn,w,r g.oa prrgs-e hu TO- pecssr &
q. The very hcsi IL apphsaiion ADD .oh,nx. ~
eies arr Immediate and anenL and nimpArs .saxla
whe satdass rain ltlS thee aaesi ycsiuse anti
dote 70 pum onary attacks while worn ami ~ pfomps
remedy lot these dangerous aIsct1as single Dot -
worth ell he talus sslsans -yrvps ri,irs ans ps-rss
pspers Many atear she'd early grave ~ errcs e.
- r. is,, y o ss,s ~ cu ass srs s,sn
Bow to',e % hundred bottles % sweeteoed
water with 'ie sucsnuri sad sp.e cur. COLI - sop
How can DO M good whatsvr' Thousands 81 sal
gievog respatse H. sbommshle ~icsedness 10
nothing cough and cough LEI 70 recovery sh,uA
The dear people" spend your money please
nov .,ss every oss In Ne es Who has c and nssss
hor uEesst This We all know should know bat each
lks mortality number your relatives
have not be.n etceruons
matter of buying the MkursTic PLASTER bui We have =
desire 10 spesk plainly The Plaster which
common sense sruee desta,e q elements q deceit
shield aesin the Influences q our chan climate n
prove beueht and blessing fellow men iser~
season should be any hour Without NaUSsrfc Pias
TER Its cheayness IL
single bon will last the whole Winter Price 3 eenta
D.. sOREHEsD, " D.,
MoREHEAD's MAGNETIC pLAsTER 10 sold by A
4 n IN tDu n nu1 oQrtYy hare
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The Bombay mail Of the 25th u October reached Suez
TN the sth inst
Several scattering encounters with the rebels
ported, but nothing important
Several actions had been fought near Lucknow, and q
large number u the rebels destroyed.
Tho health Of the British troops very satisfactory
Tan1a Tcpcc had re,reaied from Esangur first setting
IRE othe town. and entered Cbndarec the 9th OF Co
tobcr. portion Of his force was afterwards encoun
fered BY Gen Michael and entirely routed, with tho loss
of all their guns.
The rlan Of the campaign which was about 10 com
|mencc shows that lord Clyde Intended 70 surround and
destroy bya military force the scattered bands Of rebels
Commercial accounts were favorable. Trade was
active At Bombay and prices had advanced Exchange
Ia. 11Ld.
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man cafrics with int i bis memory, Memory dwciis
It'd inpes uAh pessar. snd dclirrs On the rcof
W have doas, wLic u TecoB frorl tbo re-
Ctrcton II evil actions. Mrua0ry h Tie Efrngns
auqel, III. that deth, ant the IRE toat u
ravct a.cncl-d have beer voocbsaied sight q my
car judgment Tie slrhs many haa Rputs ulas0
~ uk from tho view but when hid my face memory
tod me- ~Ts written there. Many tIings wero there
~ scnhd uhea had long forgOt"D As roemort IL heIc
sas will II ~ 50 In tRe world 70 come. W. s6oui
t'atk God for the knowledge We have, and fcr placing
sNth great religion spifuIaam ~shsn our reach.
Ivt Wei, doing what i right aud avoiding @hat L
wrong, and On ~ bnt that good spirits vl come u
yo1 from then high and hoy homes IN the tar distance.
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srrpxn Couxr-Crcuit-Psrt i.-Same AZ Wednesday
last with the following added 1851, SAL 1915, 951
2lo3 1901, 223s. Part 2-740 1900, 1854 2s74. 1910
2G7s 1880 26s4 1880 26ss 26q2 1904 1885, $685. 27o0
2To2 27e4 TOE 27os 27l2, ria 27le 27is 272o 2-22
eee 1929 1928 1880, 27a2, 27S4 $780, 273s 27to 2742
21se 2TaS, 255o, 2Ts2, 1854.
sriulcK CovEr--Adjouscd fos the term.
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Ne VS. FROM EUROPE.

Arrival OF THE NORTH SglyOs AZ PORTLAND
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pnRTrGAI..
PORTUGAL.
Al the opening Of the cores the King spoke a. follows

Al the opening Of the cortes the King spoke follows
the recent dispute with France
Friendly relations have not since tho last session. been
interrupted vh The nations with whom allied. A
serious mist standing, however, arose between
and his Majesty the Emperor OF France,
puoDcc OF the capture ~ the French shp Charles et Georges
IN the waters q the Mozambique Tuis question being
taken from the field OF right in which my government
sought H. MAINTAIN IT, AMI having exhausted the
in which The letter Of treaties authorized 10 have conn
denoc Obliged to cee Ia the pre- exacton of the de
livery 81 The vessel and the liberation OF her captain. All
abe documents relating 10 this dpporabe conflict will
shortly BE- laid before you, ana upon their examination
hope you w approve the proceedings ~ my government
and relieve from the responsibility 1t forced to
incur.
Earthquake At ~ Ubes and other parts Of Portugal had
done considerable damage TO property.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL corroy xAuxpr

LIFEHfUUL tUTTUN
The Liverpool cotton market had been arm siuce ma
departure Of the Africa The sales OF The three DAYS s,o
-, 900 bales, Of which 1000 we're on speculation and
5000 Tor export. Messrs Richardson, 8, euoe Co. say
that all qualities had advanced triac.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTufFs MARKET
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co. quote -four very duh
and ncn,nay unchanged. The quotations arc.-wcs,ern
ANAL 2os Philadelphia and Baltimore, Dos els Ohio,
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AgSrT--ScorT- Roesville Staten Island, Sttur-
day, Nov II, by tho Rev Jesee Pound Mr. q. W h>grr
OF tahornia IN Miss MARoArr ANNA, daughter Of Capt
Francis Scott. formerly u this city
LYoSs-BosssaL-0n Thursday, Nov. IS, at Tuttcns
ync, T. J., by the Rcv g. =. Cot, pastor the b the
Methodist Episcopal church assisted by Rev. Jno. T. Len.
heart, chaplain Of the United States navy Capt ADAM e.
ISoSn 10 Miss MARY T., daughter Of Samuel 4. Bonncll
ESQ, Of Po,,cr's Creek, Ocean county, M.
9ncNrroS-VAS Nooulr'.-ln Brooklyn, on "Wednesday
evening, Nov "a at tho residence OF the BRIDES father
by the Kew. Dr Kennoday, WILLIAM II. fHoxIEos ths
city 70 MARY T. daughter q Daniel van yoornis, Esq
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Defence SnIGmal6er SaJes--MHsA Patent
powder proof ocks and bars Ai fr~ and burglar
proof patlor sAies Depot f92 Pearl street
ROBERT NJ P6TRfOS.
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At MeLees' the New style Of visiting Card
for 1859 Win be ready by Deeeatcr L. original mint
srie COS Broadway near Fourth street, sign Ct the Golden
STAR
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FRANCE.

A commission from the French Ministerial Depart
urnis has been named 10 tx the amount Of indemnify
nom Potu. in the Charles ct Georges affair. The Paris
papers were instructed publish any extracts from
the King &C Pcrugals speech the opening OF the Cham
beers.
Court de Montslembcrs trial had been postponed until
the oath Of November Mons Berger the counsel for
the defendant.
The official accounts OF the hostile proceedings ut
Touran been published, but they merely confirmed
the previous statements
Trade in Paris active, but The accounts from
the manufacturing districts we're less favorable.
The Paris Our market without any material change
whea, was call and sales were made with difficulty.
Wines had considerably declined, while brandes had i'm
proved IN demand and were rather dearer.
Several Jews had been appointed members Of the Coun
Gil in Algeria order 10 show that France recognizes
religious equality.
The pojecl started by the British government in the
Iorian Islands Of cedng I've OF the islands Greece had
been received with marked dsavor by tho French minis
serial Journals.
PARIS, Nov 10, 1858.
Tho funds buoyabt and higher to-day. Three per
cents close a. 54f. zoe. for money.
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THE ATLANTIC GABLE.
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HeyIsGg's Patent Champion Fir.
And burglar pros safe, 25l broadway, rNrrsy
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SPAIN.

The government had triumphed in nil the second cec
lions.
An earthquake occurred al Seville the 18th instant
and some buildings badly damaged
Madrid seIegraphc despatch says that General Con.
cha has been nom mated President OF the Senate.
The Rim pirates had made their submission the com.
mandan Il he Spanish possessions the coas, OF Africa
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RoESrsR I'm Montreal on Monday, Nov. 10, the lady
Of KoEsxT J. RoEsTTx, Esq, OF daughter.
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Queru's Cod Liver OM Jelly oan he Tsl<eA
without taste OF the oil O4ace ,3s Fourth PEN
FOLD CLAY CO., q. Fletcher street. wholesale agenA
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aFTOllowny, New York and IsonSon." app
pears mark In every page Of the original pamphlet
directions Information of counterfeit sold VIII be e
rally paid for NJ HOlLUWAY'S 80 Maiden lane New York
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The government had received notification from Russia
of IL intention totcrmnate the treaty % made
between the two Countries In lsl8.
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d En SINGERS NEW FAMILY SEW mo MACHINES 40
~,DV. reliable sewing marhr nor family nn-rc.s~ a
allow pdce bearing The impress ne names ~ he m s s,
cessfn' manufacturers IA the wor long been wanb IA
can nov te bad. Prsos complete. Zoe use ouly $50
Il sINnEll a ca.
go 1ss.-..s, ass lsx&.
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Williamson Brothers, Holiday Souvenir--A
ban eo,ype gold lcc, q bracelet Try Byo,.1iyn
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thank God sor the know ledge We have and fcr placing
soch great religion as sp,fu'a'am "'sh,n oar reach
wrong, and ~t bna that good spirits vi come 20
you from then hsh and hey homes IN the tar distance
---
George II. Puiser 20 the P"hisc.--A scnnCia-
p SS ,' s n,ss ns s m T sr
Of vie book t.,led 'a Months 10 Content" ssreotng
spS an % sa s sSS be s1 %
direct idreo. viii the anlhorrhr s..ea &c eri"s
10" n, rsa ss n 81 any with q q
never kn spose Nth ts % whom !, surhu
ana r s Ss ss ne "s pSs ea
N, IN ,hs .srss ~ d'''a'e discharge gr'o'frp
Williamson Brothers Holiday scuyenir--A
can eoiype IN gold loci q or bracelet Try Bro'syn
White, che Halter, Headquarters No. 21a
9reenweh street. c1rrer az Robinson iades ros frs 90
AZ Dsnp.ey 4 F.rgi-'. Goa broadway.
Laliass- Ready Made Linen, Exclusively. at
987 Broadway All advantages consequent fully assured
B0ys' School Suits.
BOYS, No nci ! p's, ', tls;rnNo.
a, t'e axs isTss ' MazS.e
bi3 Broadway St Nnbolts iIouj
Lelsca. II Sensible, viii Procure Pp,r Of
At MI Lfes' the New style Of Visiting Gard
for 1859 win be ready by peeembcr L original aud mint
Star
! Defence snis~ander sases--wHa Pnsen,
powder proof ocks and bars Ain, fre and burglar
''N', '''''' ROBERT N PAraIos.
Heyrsng.s Patent Champion Fir.
And burglar pr'of SAFE 2si broadway ooruorxnrrsyG
BsrryS Trsfo,,heycus Il the Hest and
cheapest article for dressing beaufyias cle sing curling
pressgvirs and restoring he hAr iades t3 t. Sold b AL
druggSA
Bnschelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The les; 10 the world sarpsssng ALL Made sold applied
1t the manuiactory, Zss broadway
Is YcUr HAIR Gray, or III II Turning Gray!
ifsc, WILSON'S hair coiorr II is not dye but viii
color your bair . any shade from light brown u jet
black brown. NO trouble; applied like water; does
&C. dse1 Ss he s ss s % hair
Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees--
The best in The word .toeesie add reta ami the dso
privately applied at No. o Asior House.
Hills Hair Dye. 50 Cents n box, EiaeE or
brown No. | Barclay street. New York, $50 Broadway,
Queru's Cod Liver Ou Jelly Gun he TsyxeA
Without taste q the oil oaass ,ss Fourth a,cnle PEN
FOLD CLAY Co, 10. Fletcher street. Wholesale agen,a
---~-
"FIolloway, New York and London" APP
pears mark in every Of the original pamphlet
rally paid for NJ HOILOwAys 80 Maiden i~ne New York
The Greatest Invention Of the Agc.-A Prac-
deal family sewing machine. The ehanpoa foe s.
Office, rs broadway.
DIR. ThUrsson's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder
Is sold BY Messrs HICKMAN CO.. is6 s's sl AMI 1855
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LeGlsca, II Sensible, will Proc ure n Ersr or
CAETRkILs ladies' thick fall toos si3 Broadway,
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Two LEAsF-yoE A TERN on WARS

drsrsty str.sed ri-s av~nn~ Thirty AMI Tasty-
streets WITHIN tuu1rea feet - he ferr eacifd
wnA new ienr- brics ce8ce Apply 70 JACOB YANDxH-
POlf. No los k.dll8a
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cd 5O poung SOLE WATER pHsoor sEvxD
double cole peg warranted " give .isssctlcn
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Hills Hair Dye. 50 Cents n hov, Eiask or
brown. No ! Barclay street, New York, 552 Broadway,
Albany. Infaliibie onguent
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The Greatest Invention Of the Agc.-A Prnc-
deal family sewing machine. The ehamp.oa Tot s.
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w neuralgia epilipsy, hypochn dris rhenusis indt
gesion, incplcnt consumption delrum treuens rufsl de-
preston nervous headache mastering
malignant anecuon nvgorsng nsis
without rezrs,ou SIRENS thening without simu ATTN
JOHN PYNR a co, Loo Ne a's4a street.
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Bnrryb TrsfeS,heScus Il the Hest and
cheapest article for dressing beauifyrg cleSr sing curling
preserving and restoring he hAir. ades ty Il Sold 81 AL
dTugpLtA
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Criststloro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees-
The best In the world Wholesale and retail, the dye
privately applied at No. Asior House
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BOys' School Suits,
New = inter styles
BOYS HOLIDAY CLOTHING,
Latest f.ris fashinpB
Al GfNis'S NAHAaR.
bt3 Broadway st Nicholas lIotci
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BRscheloy's liGsr Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The test In the world sorpasing ALL Made sold aud applied
Ut the manufsctory. 2ss broadway
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Ladies' Ready Made Linen, Exclusively. AZ
987 Broadway. All advantages consequent fully assured
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White, the Halter, Headquarters No. &1a
Greenwich street. az Robinson iai,vs ret eS
mill
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AZ DeMpsey 4 Fsrgis'. Goa broadway,
fAadoashls wediss Ani ssns ami ~.iios stationery
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Is Your HAIR GTny, or n II Turning Grny!
n so, WILSON'S hair colorer II dve hut viii
color your bair . any shade from igh brown u jet
black brown. No trouble; applied like water; does
net dscoer the flesh beautiful dressing for TIE hair -
cents a bottle. Sold 1t FOG Grand street. New York
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WATTS NERVOUS ASrrDorE sSSrHrtArEs

NORFHEAnS MAGNETIC PLASTER 10 sold by Al
druggists In town and country every here.
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j cocOfSE
Prepared from
CocoAnut "a,
The hes. and cheapest dressing rurr AMI prsAeryfu~
te hair sole ~ Nos 5- ~ ant M fypa~sy III dryu-
gis,x. Large ktxc sQS.; ANAL nc
DORT WINE BOTTLED IN PORTUGAL
In consequence OF ths ftrlfy generally
re-cec al a The uncd lroSuns NJ ~
naaso 0urry and etse,,.nes ,-
- invaluable foe medicinal aud life ss,rg purposes the i'm
OSBORN 4 co, or OPoRrO,
Have adopted the plan ~ putting he oldest vntagss n
boxes ~ dorm each, u1er thrr sbses
by consumers viii be Enabled a. OBTAIN The coice-t gasa
In the original packages In elscy the eOrdien
ported For sale IN bond ~ duty aid by gARHARr, Bro
TIER co, 6 freet street. N. Y ani ItEfM BRO
THEIRS, h5 Bread street N. v.
CEvES PREMIUMS IN ~ DAYS
- HUWkS IMPROVED WEIGHING SrALEg
warranted supefhrto Any ~ usetfs TO lie le tuAx-
purchaser Please examine isres .socs q al
siren for sAlc ~ FRANK y. HOWE.
ClNaEE'S sEwISG MACHINES
- The great reducon the price q ihese Indispensable
chimes has brought rush ~ customers Tk1urh tsr price
have been put dow thc massss made letter tsn
New Il the time n buy. 4 " SINGER tGO.
broadway, New York.
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MEsSRs. WILLIAMS. ETEvESs WILLIAMS Co. HAv
li Ing lnst rscs y OF Bsilnore Tho hrs o~A
the fac snir VI Niagara Inv extreme
ms their entire ssoce. Ia tho pIoduc Ion y i- be.foi
pesor Of Mr. Chufcha painting The pubic are
I'd 10 y~w tie hne al the galleries SS broadway
Original Subscribers fFum No receive lieir
copi~s VI lte order Of suhswiruon application
Subscriptions siii received upon tho terms Of prospectus
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26

How THE LORD CHANCELLOR WENT Our
or OFFicE.-Lord Lyndhurst tells story
Of the surrender Of the Great Seal Of the
English Ministry in 1916:
when I went to the palace, "-ays his
lordship. IL alighted at the grand staircase;
] wns received by the sticks Of gold aud sill
yer, and other ,ficers of the house. hold. who
called in sonorous tones, from landing to
landing and apartment TO npartment-'room
for the Lord High Chancellor of England!
l entered tho presence chamber; l gave the
Seals to Her Majesty; had t e honor of kis-
sing her hand; left the apartment by ano-
ther door, and found myselfon back stair
case. down which l descended without any
one taking any noIice Of me until, as was
looking for my carriage at the outer door a
lackey hustled up. aud, with q patronisins
asr. said "L' rd Lyndhurst, can do any
thing for you"
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
~ The Republicans Of Illinois, hav

SB- The Republicans Of Illinois. have
avowed the most ultra doctrines. Regarding
the detection Of the Lecomptonitcs as prop.
or time to wage q fierce and telling on.
slaught upon Democratic principles. they
have not hesitated to improve il, and right
warmly do the Federal LecOmpton advocates
Of that State assist them. The Little Gi.
ant" however. opens the canvass like con
querer, aud there is not q national man in
the Union who does not desire to see him
victorious over the sectional, unprinciplcd
and obs.quious all ed forces opposing him.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26

SHAsrA DEMOCRACY The Democracy of
Shasta county have nominated NJ J. NJ.
Convey for member Of Assembly. in opposi-
,ion TO Street, the Lccompton nominee. g.
T Brannan was nominsted for assessor. A
short but lively campaign is anticipated
In that county. Their nominee for the
Assembly 10 said TO be an excellent man,
and We hope TO see Shasta redeemed from
the Lecompton thraldom.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
EaS- The Lccompion and Douglas paper,

ro- The Lecompton and Douglas papers
papers. s'ys the I, Unity Journal. are SQUAD
bling about what Judge Field says of their
several candidates for the Bench. II Field
pronounces favorably, all right! This We
aPpreSend. is the highest acknowledgment
Of citizen influence But Field couldn'nt 90
TO the United States Senate he wasn't
great enough man ; 80 he was traded off for
the Mississippi swamp doctor! So much for
the just discriuinn,ion ,f the politicians who
have ruled this State. Field. unquestions.
bly, the great st mind in this State. was
crowded 10 the wall by wretohe |, dabbling
old man, distinguished for nothing but con
trnctile muscle when he feels his fngcr
among ublic coin, and who of late attemp.
tel a national reputation for personal tero.
city by challenging non comb'taut Yam.
kee. Field md Gwin Jupiter and the por-
ter Of Hades!
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
LrPrRs OF NoRwAY,-Bnyard Taylor,

LrprRs OF BayarL Taylor, in
letter from Norway, says;
"We took on board four or FIVE lepers. on
their way to the hospital Mt Berg,n 4
piece Of oil cloth had been thrown over some
spars to shield them from the ruin, and they
sat on deck. avoided by the other passen
gers, q melancho y picture of disease and
shame, One w's boy of fourteen, upon
whose face warlike excrescences we're begin
ming to appear, while woman, who seemed
to be his mother, was hideously swollen aud
disfgured. A man crouching down wit hi
head between his hands, en- ieavored to hide
the scanned and knotted mass ef protruding
blue flesh which had once been human
face"
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
OWEN. OF 'sauiMAuLr Lcrs The fol.

OWENS OF 'SQUiMAULr LcTs The fol.
lowing paragraph occurs in q letter publish.
ed In the Stockton Argus. of Friday:
A few days sinc,, an auctioneer was sell
ing towniots in 'Squimault ION paper.) and
10 the course Of the sale his remarks in re.
tommeuIatiou Of the property. were peinc.
paly confined to the fact that some forty
vessels were on their way from San Fran.
cisco and other places, aud would be COM
PEELED to have places at 'Squimault TO store
their goods. o. his catalogue he had nu-
merons lots to cffer which he stated were the
property of the Vict ria Gazette and the
San Fra cisco Bulletin. aud. in an innocent
way, "let the cat out Of tho bsg." for the
benefit If those who have been in the habit
Of swallowing the tales Of itch diggiogs. as
pub ished in the two papers above men
toned.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26

CUTTING AFFAIR.--Last Wednesday even
ing about 10 o'clock. as Mr.. Gallant Rains,
and his sou william, who | We some three
miles from Petalumn, were on their wnv
home, they got into an alteration, when
the old man pronounced the son thief -
Tbereup n the young man "ritched in ;"
knocked the old man down, and drawing n
pocket knife Inflicted two severe cuts in the
left tide. Young Rains then fel back to
Petaluma. where he was arrested The
Journal is Informed that both father aud
son were intoxicated ut the time of the af.
fray. The wound. it is feared. will prove
fatal.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26

PRocREss ov THT RivER CLAiMs-The
pumps In the Cape Claim commenced the
work Of draining tho bed Of the stream on
Wednesday. and at last accoun . we're per.
forming their work admirably.
The Sailor Claim Is also being drained,
and the company are COT Adent that they will
he able to commence mining in three or four
days