Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-24
Lntest state News.

| Sacramento.
REV. FATHER SLATTERY, having been sent for
TO Marysvlle TO see dying man at Orovile,
killed his horse by over riding, and the Oroyille
people bought him another.
The San Francisco colored people have held
meeting to consider the expediency of reno
wing to Vancouver's Island or to Sonora They
say only twenty-five colored persons have arrived
from flee States within the year.
| SENATOR MERRITT has offered bill authorizing
The State to loan her credit for S500,0 to any
company who will put on line OF Steam Ships
/ from San Francisco to New York.
! An Assembly bill has passed making IL a mis-
demeanor for any person to sell goods at the
marked weight, less the tare of the package
containing such goods thus sold, and upon detec-
tion and conviction he shall be fined and the
goods sold by the Sheriff. certain portion of the
proceeds thereof to go to the informant, and the
balance, after paying the cost Of prosecution, to
be placed in the school fund 10 be used for school
purposes.
THE Stockton Republican hears from Mr. o.
Byrne, Of England that he has borrowed $I5,-
000,00 to make railroad from Stockton to San
Francisco, provided the law be changed to extend
it to Sacramento Another English Company
affair we reckon; the usual number of English
engineers are said to be on the way.
SAN Francisco Sheriff Doane is giving the
bulletin piece Of his mind-a good many hard
names are called.
/ Mr.. LINCOLN has left the North Californian,
! published at Orovile
CALICO party was given at Columbia, in
which politics, sectaranism and nationality
were to have no place. Money wanted for
the Presbyterian church. How wonderfully lib
eral some people do get, on certain occasions.
THE Red Bluff Beacon is extremely valuable
to ms, as it has later news from below than any
other exchange. The Steamer Gem brought IO1
passengers in two days and one night. A lodge
Of Odd Fellows is about organizing at Red Bluffs
They have caught Mat. Craft, who killed Bill
Farr at Tehama- caught him in San Francisco,
and have him in Tehama Jail. Thirty six L. S.
troops are encamped, with Capt. Judah, near the
place-they will probably be stationed at Ante
lope Mills to keep Indians quiet.
THEY have it going at the Bay that Mrs.
Wcekes, of the Ahenaum, and husband have gone
to Australia, but it is not probable, as the Stock.
ton papers say they were there.
THos. PAYNE is in the Sacramento caaboose.
That's what he gets for writing the age of
Reason the bias phe mi-ous infdcl.
BOARD is from SIS to $40 week at Carson Val.
ley, and -four is So a bnndrcd. The road to Salt
Lake is open, and the remaining MOrmons in the
Valley are preparing to go there.
JOIN CALVIN was hung at Marysville on the
10th, and three Cinnamon were executed at Jack
son, some days since
THE Marysville and Vallejo railroad bill has
passed the Senate, and the Marysville people are
much set up about it,
TIE Nevada Journal says that the ghost Of
Brennan, the Grass Valley suicide, has been going
into tunnels and ordering miners 10 leave, which
they did, right away
A GREAT gold excitement took place in Santa
Clara, but the discovery was an old purse stuck
in the rocks TO fool people.
A COMPANY at Napa are preparing to manufac
ture boraX on large scale.
ANOTHER murder has been committed in Neva-
da; the Indians have found ont how to rob sluce
boxes, and some have been appreheDded.
THE Sacramento Visitor saw two Cinnamon in
n ring with regular bOttle-hoders, engaged in a
fair fist fgbt--it left with the impression That il
would last all day.
A SHOOTING scrape took place in Fl Dorado
between some white men and negroes, in which
a white man was wounded in the leg.
THE Thermometer got S6 degrees hot at Teha-
ma, last week. Hay has already been cut and
cured on Mud Creek
THE Yeoman says that preacher came to Te-
hama who had preached at Jerusalem, Calvary,
Mount Sinai and in Jasper county, Missouri, and
after getting big congregations, steamboatcd
them; bis gospel was Of no account.
1--WE insane persons We're sent from San Fran
CISCO last week.
TIE Settlers in Contra Costa arc very much
distressed by land grabbing grant holders.
A DISCHARGED prisoner at Napa tried to break
into jail again--so well pleased had he been with
his quarters. broom factory and tannery
have been established there-says the Reporter
A CLAIM at Forest Hill, Placer Co., yielded
$4,000 last week.
THREE men had shooting affray at Stockton,
on the l7th and one was mortally wounded.
IN a divorce case in Sacramento, witness swore
that defendant wasn't a habitual drunkard-had
known him sober six weeks consccutivcly, but
he tcoud get drunk whenever he got within reach
of liquor