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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-30

A BRIDGE will have to be built over the tunnel
lately cut back of the church. A heavy rain will
cave the bank in, and impede travel that way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-30

THE October number of the California CuAuria
is received. 1t contains two fine plates-the
Lawton blackberry, and Gloria Mundi apple.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-30

For supplies of California papers this week
BLAKE Il Co. have our thanks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-30

THE mail for the steamer of Nov. 5th, closes
on Sunday evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-30

THEY have commenced building estate Inc
briate Asylum" at Binghamton, n. Y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-30

ERRoR.-The Siskiyou Chronicle credits US with
an article which was printed as a selection and
quoted" Honorable Rivalry"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-30

GREAT improvements are in progress on Union
and Ferry Bars; good opportunity is there of
fered to persons out of employment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-30

THE Steamer, with dates from New York to
5th ios is due; as yet, she has not been tele-
graphed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-30

WE discover this week to have been unusually
from other county localities have reached us.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-30

Record.
The Srra Lemocrat is not in favor of lightning
rods for this reason: If God keeps a memOran-
dun, the good book says, of the loss of spar
rows when they are selling two dozen for bit,
he would not be likely to knock down church
that ought to stand
NEXT WEEK The Board of Supervisors meet
at the Court House on Monday; County Court
will be in session on that day. The Board of
Directors of the W. & S. Wagon Road CO. meet
at the JOURNAL Office at o'clock, same day.
THE Tuoumne Water Company's works cost
the Era says, over seven hundred thousand dol
ars-when finished it will have cost more than
a million 1t is about twice as large as we of
Trinity, ought to have.
GEO. W. COULTER, Esq, of COulterville, has
been TO San Francisco. The papers pulled him
called him a good Dcmocrat--(that's fact)-
called him good looking Chats a lie)-caled
him rich-(that's another,) &c.-Mariposa Gazette
We understand that S. " Wells is now editor
of the San Francisco Times. He has the reputa-
tion or being most excellent writer, of which
the paper now is proof
Our San Francisco exchange papers will be
sent by mail hereafter; whatever dalies desire
exchange please send daily-the weekly will not
do.
WHEN the United States becomes as densely
populated as Holland, they will contain 900,-
100000 inhabitants, nearly the present number of
the whole human race.
| THE Sierra Democrat thinks that the dispute
about the things which are Cesars,' might be
settled by appointment of an administrator
BLASTED RICH.-A quartz company of Calav
cras threw out $4,000 at one blast.-Indfpen
dent.
DISTRICT CouRT closes in Shasta this week
Gov johnson and Judge Ptzer of this place
have both been engaged, during the whole term
A BRIDGE will have to be built over the tunne
lately cut back of the church. A heavy rain vii
cave the bank in, and impede travel that way.
THE October number of the California Culturis
is received. 1t contains two fine plates-th(
Lawton blackberry, and Gloria Mundi apple.
THE Steamer, with dates from New York tC
5th inst, is due as yet, she has not been tele
graphed.
GREAT improvements are in progress on Unior
and Ferry Bars; good opportunity is there of
fered to persons out of employment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07
From Utah.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, June D, 1885,
Tie Republican learns from gentleman who left
Foit Leayenworth on the I'd inst, and who had read
all the letters from Comp Scott 30 May that the news
that Gov. Cumming had been driven from Salt Lake
City is discredited. Letters from Camp Scott of the
iates. date mention no such event and nothing was
known there Of what had ranspred in the city, there
being no official Intercourse between Gov. Cumming
ard Col Johnston. Dispatches from Gov. Cumming
TO Secretary Cass received at Camp Scott subse-
quent to the departure of the mail on the 9th of May
ard as the news Of Gov Cummings expulsion was
only derived from the Mormon bearers, these dis
patches ere regarded as improbable, Information had
reached Camp Scott that supply of beef catle from
Oregon was close at hand, and that COL Hoffman was
within seven to nine days march of the encsmpment
The Democrat has jus. received the following dis
patch from Leavenwortb, 81 inst: William Crossman
arrived here last night from Fort LARAMIE, and states
that Captain Msrcys train has been cut off by the
Mormops. Particulars Of his story have been forward
ed by mall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07
FROM MEXICO.


From The Ner. Orieons Pie1svse Say -.
By the sch, oner ". ". Hardness, Capt. Pstsraon,
which arrived yesterday ffom Tsbasco we have fal
details Of the attack Of the Zulcsgs forces on the City
Of Tsbssco and the forcing Of it urder the rule Of his
Government. ~,
The city was bombaried, il appears, from the 9Th
OF April to the 10Th INST The houses suffered very
ruck from TIE fire Of both parties, and the Americae
Consus hot &c especially, which was Alright Lie be-
tween them Mr. joins OF, however, afforded what
protection lie could 10 al VINO asked ot him; and he
lad az last some 800 women and children at the Con
sulate. t. provide fox their support, he had every
6sy 10 20 out sud We aasured that both parties
ned 80 much respect for him that on bis appearing 10
the sueets they suspended firing until he had passed
u lires.
Tie Government csptors, taking possession Of it,
were fo.tifyrg ard Strengthening the city by evsry
means Il their power.
The steamer Guerrero, whose revolt from the Con-
titutic nslsts hss slre ady been announced to our
ndsis with ner subsequent blockade VI Vera Cruz,
sr1ived a. Tabssco on the 9lth.
This mskes with Tsmpico, two ports now 10 the
po.seesiOp OF the Zuloasa Govern nent.
" tin respect 20 Tsmpico, private oommunic atoms
with which we are fsycrsS announce in addition 10
the cefest Of Cara, that MiramOns force in san
Luis, "a. been Increased TO four thousand snd
twer.ytcUr pieces Of artillery probably including the
force u Ger Ger. Meiis which had advanced to Tam
pco ard routed GslzeD. The result is, that through
TsnpicO es port Of entry, merchants can introduce
goeds to the City of Mexico erd adjacent populous
territories. BY Vera Cruz, the RIO Grade, or any
CtteT POINT they would have double dl-es % pay
ors 70 tie Liberal forces aud tie o,bt! 10 tue Cena
Government; by this rorte they hA'e obiy oce.
This Will give REQUIRES to toe Zrloaga psity-a thA
the uastet CT vie! importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07

Also Company II, ID artillery urder Capt. w. +.
Barry, with complete battery.
Col. Sun or Of the let cavalry, will move with the
fifth column, including the men above noticed going
into camp this day. on the morning Of Friday next.
Tho he sd. quarters uLcer Brig. Gen. Harvey, will
move Oh or about the 10th CT June, bringing up the
rear ard OF course taking all the men that II is in
terded shall crcse the p!ai,s in the service OF tae
United States.
With the column which s.sited this morning was
sent prCvicrs for ninety days, the usual allowance in
about 100 wsgOLs.
There are flying report. that the movement Of the
head quarters will be arrested. Doubts reasonably
entertained IS ~ the truth Of any such reports for the
reason that no means Of knowledge can be at hand
LeTe.
have an Official az also semi.oflcisl account OF
tie difficulties at Fort Scott. Ii will set at rest al
urmse as to the nature Of the trouble in that region
aid destroy tie necessity Of further lying reports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07

made by which the Offensive language in the depste
in tie House, on the "a inst. withdrawn by essn
patty in the order that it was uttered, and the DILL
Guilty thus su.cably adjusted. 1870
Mr.. SickIes irtends to introduce in the Rouse To-
morrow bill authorizing merchant vessels 10 AT IN 70
protect Themselves against search dn n oe
tenton. aud TO make captures which are 10 be con-
denied a. prizes, and authorizing inc fresdent 70
employ the naval forces for the same purpose:
7te sers ate Committee on Finance propose to amend
the HOuye Ocean Mail Appropriation biz BY suhOr,
izDg change Of the terminus Oh Tue SoihnS ne from
perform BY the Collins i line the PO,%s,eI
o.hsr nsyties carrying the mail. The compens stion
Sor The Hsvre and Bremen lines is limited to the
and inlsrd postage.
The President has signed the bill declaring the title
TO land warrants TO vest in the widow, heirs legs
fess in al cases where proof fled but the war
rants not Issued during the lifetime Of the claimant,
and making them personal chsttes; warrants Issued
uIder tie act of March, 1855 are assgnable.
Senator Hendersons funeral took place this after
noon fro the Capitol. The President and Cabinet,
foreign ministers ard members of Congress were in a.
fapdhLce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07
A BORDER TRAGEDY.

Cotrespocdercs Of S. Louis Republican.
WEsIPoRr, May 81, 1883.
An unfortunate occurrence took place some tive
mes south of Wesport on the evening Of Tuesday
last. That day MIS-. Nancy Davis sold negro ma
and his mother 10 some Que from Southern Missouri.
brother of the negro cold, hired to 3 neghbor Of
widow Davis hearing Of the sale, came home in Q
great rage. While the family were at supper they
heard unusual roise in the Kitchen and Mrs. Davis
vent TO tie door 10 command the peace. While stand
ing there tie enreged slave snapped gun which he
Leld in his hard, at her. Vim. ii. Davis, one OF thu
old laoy's soLs, then came out and ordered George
the dead negro's name) TO dssist or be shot. The
rsscsl replied that he would not and said he intended
70 fight I'LL be died. He then csme toward young
Davis, who told bin TO stop CT he would shoot. The
Legro replied Shoot and be id" and sad that he
wanted to ole. When George within few feet u
Davis be fred and killed the slave. They found his
pockets full Of rocks and his evident intention IN
XII the fret be came 10, perhaps others. Ths
matter was to day Investigated before Esquire Gof-
ortLe, WHO gave Dir. Davis an honorable discharge.
AL uIite in exOrorstirg the young man.
Tits Is che OF tie effects Of Aboltionism on the bor
der that we sersibly feel insubordinAtion among
sayes We feel il particularly IN this town. Toe oti-
zens &c day. had to rid the nselves Of tring freq
ugSs vino bad res.ded here long time TO the detri-
nett Of the community ir general, AID our slaves IN
particular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07
DISCOVERY or GOLD ~ KANSAS.

Ccue.pcn teuce OfThe Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
LAwRssct, May -, 1864.
TIE gold fever is rigging to an alarming esteot N
Kansas; ns victims in this immediate vicinity have
amounted to forty five; the WHO'D number affected q
the Territory and in from Arkansas alone amouots -
upward Of three hundred.
In our streets may DO seeu large covered wagons.
sliss "prairie schoonsrs, being loaded with hosr,
hams dried apples cooking utensils, smmunitons, etc.
These wsgops are generally drawn by oxen, otherwise
by mults The men leaving this vicinity arc mostly
tie fist settlers il Kansas. Although young many Of
them we're conspicuous in our late war; The place
Of destination is Pixies Peak, Rocky Mountains.
rear tie headwstsrs Of the RIVER being the
extreme western part Of the Territory.
Tie existence OF geld in Western Kansas has boon
Known for several years; but the precise Locality OF
the II ines has u,t been ksown TO whites. few
months age, a small party Of Delaware Indians or
hibited TO us some very ne specimens OF gold which.
they sad, they fourd; che parcel was estimated 70 DO
worth 500. They at fiat objected to INFORM w
where / was foucd; they said they had been TO Cali
icrpia aud discovered this on their return. Subse-
ouett 10 ttia two CT then, Fall-lesf" and Little
Beaver" who are about thrty.three years OF
age, have agreed to accompany party to the mines
f0r tie cum Of SIS each per day. The money v
placed 10 tbe hands of reliable men OF this CITY, who
will pay il TO the above-named indians, who will binS
back al oder from tie party providing the gold ~
petty ss tier IformsLts represent othetwse
they ere rot to receive anything. Those Of tbs
comp5uy who have gone will remain at Counol
Grove, about sixty miles west until the renaiEssr
of the panty arrive in company with the Indian.
Col Suhson Of Tecumseh, who married lfbrsed
has resided here sixteen years, Informed tkst
about years ego party Of Indans came into his
store ond purchased a bill Of goods, paying for the
same in gOG in It's native state. lie urged them 10 "
GIN him where they got it. but they refused Col:
hen offered to depost with any reliable person 500
gold coin, which should be trans ferred to any Ia
dian who would reveal the desired information He
'ound them 'ntractLbe. Col. Snsou thinks they arc
superstitious about revealing the existence OF minerals.
ard believes will nevtr find Judas among them:
This may account for the ndisposton Of the principal
informant, who severely beaten by his Delaware
brot ers During the melee the poor fellow lost his
ncse We are not Informed whether it was cut or bat
n. The Lawrence companies are composed OF ms
oban!cs Jerks ard lawyers Several Of them have been
to the California mnee, so that should they net DO de-
csived by tho Ind.aLs being adopts IN the business,
they will be- likely to fLd toe gold. Bar STATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07
THE SEARCHES.

CorrespoId ence ct The n. Y. Evening Post.
WAsHINGTos, June ,, 1888.
There i. report that the cause of the searche
which have been made in the Gulf by the British war
vessels grew out Of the attempt of certain organ'za-
ton to introduce Africans nts Mississippi as sppren-
tices The organization referred to sent from Msls-
spp two schooners the coast of Africa to procure
aiprentices not saves. Certain slaye-breeders aud
traders in New Orleans seeing that the tranactcn Ut
der tie cover of apprentices, would be likely to in
lure their private business IN the traffic IN human
flesh, resolved to check it, and knew of no better
way than by sending word to the British Con-
sul New Orleans that the schooners in question were
slavers ard that the Brtish cruisers in the Gulf had
better be on the look out for them. Ii is asserted,
upon what | conceive to be reliable authority, that
the desire TIE part of the British fleet to capture
these vessels induced every suspicious looking craft to
be oveIhauled
understand that it is the declared intention of Dir.
Bright of Indiana who is Of ths squattsrs IN the
United States Senate from that State to resign Ills
place if bis party succeeds in getting tie next Legs
ature 10 order to be legally elected. This is an &C
Acknowledgement that be was not legally elected, and
therefore is not entitled to the seat which the judi
cary Committee of the Senate have, without reason,
awarded to him and his colleague, Fitch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07
FROM RUSSIA
re.pculsucs a to, .S,ssss-sr- Aas--c.-s z~,s.-s

Cerespcuasncs a tes Avsssvs- Aas-~e--s z~s.-s
ST. PErERsBrKs, Nay g. 1854
What the Russian Trade and Steam n svigs:,ca Com
pany. established some yeHs ago, hes been for ths
Back Sea, the AMOR Company Is to b foe the Sss
OF Jspan and in q certsn sense, What tas Rass,an-
American Compsny bss always been, Commercial
Association. working mos. Intimately with ths Gov
eminent in the fuItherrce of is designs, under tAs
puise Of its own business that 10 he a,tsiaed nae
completely FOR the Caspian Sea by new Compssy.
CounCior Noyo Sel,ski one Of the founders OF the
Russsn Trade and Sean Navigation Company. ~
obtained permission 10 organize Conpasy VITA .
cspal of 100000 silver roubles, IN saAres OF SS
roub'es. The Company is to have the name ct hss-
basus" sni the Emperor himself undertakes is pro
tec,olse. The Government pledges Itself to transport
a certain amount Of prcvisiops for the army by the
hne cond, that shall be ready TO transpor asv
further snount AID the CONFEDERATION Of postai
sirarsemtn,s. This must have giea, influence vPea
The future o! the countries Ground the Cspsn Sea-
There axe some dip. matte charges. The Dake Of
Mou.ebelo wi. occupy the French Embassy IN tarec
weeks The Charge Affaires, Chateau REGARD. VII
remain ss his siyiser. The Duke OF Ossuns all soon
leave Russis. Lord WcOdhouse is to DO replaced b.
Mr.. Champion. Tie North American EmbassSisr.
Mr.. Seymour, is goirg to leave as Is Miss Wortsns-
ton, WHO came Gus ron Areflca las. Sumnef ia
speI. Il e Winter here. The Austris, Embassy 10
Strengthened by the arrival Of NJ Bluck, SEQ Of tbs
Minister Of Finance.
The Typographical msp Of Ru'ss ard also tae M
mute and thorough stssiics, description of tas csusy.
with the exception Of wbs: is purely mi,ny will 5000
he published by Greer oi the Emperor Tbs wbots
wUk compr' es eighteen volumes.
The KGwkos gives tie particulars of the expeieea
In hon ~ Sena
Cspture hiss been announced The Winter hss heea
spent il securing the spPrOschss to the psce buiss
bridges and a new fortress.
Mr.. Jskowleg has given 30,Coo silver rsUbes towst
the expenses Of the Russian pilgrimage to Palestine.
TIE number CT governments whose lasdhotsrs have
accepted the idea of serf Icpston is increased hy
two-yoronesh and Kmsk. by rescnp,s dated Mss
2 tie Emperor hss granted permission to the mobility
Of these provinces 70 take the preliminary measures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07
ARMY NEWS.
WHEN HEADQUARTERS WILL START.

Correspondence OF The 81. Louis Republican.
LEAvEswoRrH CITY, X. T., May 81. 1853.
sm thankful that for once at least have full
buGge. Of real news to send to you relating to the
amy, also to affairs in the Territory. 1t actually
a relief to have long and important communication
to write.
The arrival by the United States steamer Morton,
heretofore referred &C. CT detachment Of recruits
for the secord artillery. They do not go to Utah, but
remain az part of the garrison OF the depot. They
csme, as 1 believe have already stated, from Fort
Monroe Tod Point Comfort Virginia.
The White Cloud ls looked fer hourly with the last
Of the reinforcing army from Jefferson Barracks.
Companies and { fths First Regiment OF Cavalry
ard Ctmpeny c Of the Fret Dragons, this morning
WEI into camp below the fort.
The fourth column Of the army for Utah marched
tbis morrg, under command Of Lieut.. Ptcaira Morri
cor of the eth Infantry. 1t consists Of the following
CCmpanies ard ncp:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07

E,REs.-The alarm of fire at III o'clock yesterday
mon ipg ives caused by tie ignition Of some clothes
in her band, in the dwelling. heuse Of Mrs. Graham.
No. ~ West Eighteenth street. Upon en- alarm being
eiyep Policeman Mcconnell tf the sixteenth Precinct
ran 10 the rrot ard carried the burning matter into
the stieet.
The ala.m Of FIRE at q o'clock yesterday afternoon
wac caused by the burning OF como rubbish in
house rear Of No. lH Sullivan street. Bat little dam
sge was core.
wooden building No. 20 Hudson street, occupied by
H. n. Smith ard Alfred Chees.borough a. carpentsr
snop. 1he building, oSred by Mr.. Beam, wss dam
eyed 70 the srcopLt OF $780, The tools belonging %
No irsursrce TIE Ere is supposed % have besa
cs.sed BY ths cs,esssusss Of boys with tire crackers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07
MIR. BUCHANAN'S TROUBLES.
poudence of The Frtiericisburg VA News

WAsHIsGToN May % 1853
Some Of old Mr.. Buchanans friends are quite CALLED
at the way in which il is shown he is led by few per-
soIs. The difficulty into which he got himself with
FOrDey arose purely out of fear the old gentleman
had that people would think Forney was leading him
by the nose. Forneys friends thought he ought to go
into the Cabinet. He deserved to do The part ne
took in helping Forrest along with his divorce show.
how important he would have been with such 81 Adj
nitstration But the report got about that old Mr..
buchanan the tool of Forney; and poor Forney
got thrown oyeIbosrd-snd Slid=ll took the reins.
The old gentleman thought he getting tue bit out
Of his mouth, whereas he was only getting another
driver on the box. TIE great trouble with old Mr.
Buchanan tia. be lacks decision Of character The
OILY cases IN which lie acts with dImpess ana temper
those whe,e he thinks persons suppose he is inu
creed by oilers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07
MORE VISITATIONS.

Capt. RevsDs Of the brig Abrsm from Siyaals
via Key West 18th Msy reports tia; on the 18th May,
of Sambro Key, be was boarded by bost from the
Brtsh wal steamer Styx, had his pspers overloaded,
ives asked where be was from ard bound, the number
of bis crew, and wa questioned as to cleEarce, &C.
Capt. r. says the thing was politely doce.
The captain Of the bark Tansro Of Bethany, from
Haysoa, reports that on the evening Of May 81, of
Havana his weasel wa boarded by beat fon 3
Spanish war steamer. TIE officer in command de-
sired to zee the vessels clearance, which was shown
him, AM he departed, hsyirg bssu remarkably e'vl
and Polite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07

SUNDAY AsrsEsEsrs. Capt DE Carp Of tbs
Fourth Police Precinct, with posse Of men, paid 9
visit about 10 o'clock Last bigl. to the vaous lager
beer ssoots in William street, and put an end to tho
dancing ard gambling which was being carried on in
tcme Of the place., with the warning that, the
ofsrse repeated the propietors would be sHested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07

The Sunday law is treated with Contempt in the
Sxth Ward. Mere than two hundred groggeriso,
groceries clothing stores, &c, were open in that dis
trict nearly the whole Of yesterday The number Of
such places and the names # their owners were noted
down BY the police and will be reported to-day 10 the
Ce,ersI SupsriDtendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07
tremendous Storms i'm Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, june D, 1913.
dispatch from st. Joseph, Missouri says that that
section Of the country has been visited by the seyerest
ran.storIns ever known. The Platte Grand and sew
eIal other rivers had overown their banks doing i'm
me.se damage to the crops, bridges, &c. The worst
cCnstque1ces were feared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07
MIR. APPLETON AND THE TRANSIT co.

The Union closes article upon letter from The
Philadelphia Press, which we recently copied a. fol-
flows:
In respect to the only statement in the article
which appears at all Ineligible, that Mr. Appleton is
partner IN of the rival Comps nies 10 Nicaragua
are authorized by that gentleman TO say that he is
Lot and lever was either directly indirectly, the
owuer or possessor OF any interest whatever IN any
TraLst Company either in Nicaragua or else where"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07
Decision Of the Supreme Court of
PENNSYLVANIA.

PITTSBURGH, Saturday, june ,, iSoS
writ OF rsndamus has been granted by the Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania, al Harrisburg, at the
instance Of Mr. Thomas, directing the Commissioners
est on abroad bonds now due and coming due.