Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

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sors Excellent music was provided, and festiv-
itics continued till morning. At II o'clock a
munidcent supper was prepared, Of which more
than 800 persons partook.
The Pavilion is so feet in diameter, 1oorcd and
ornamented with eycrgreens festoons and nation
al flags. We suppose that all expenses included,
the preparation did not cost less than $4,000. A
dining room $50 by 20 feet, and covered with
canvass, was constructed, ornamented aud ar
ranged to seat 800 persons.
Festivities will continue to-day and till mid
night Of Saturday We have not time to be more
particular in statement But the affair is, unde
nably, the most magnificent that We have ever
seen, and we arc sure that il will not be cXcelled
anywhere in the United States. Indeed, the Ger
mans Of Trinity in wealth, liberalty, love of
national customs and intelligence are not to be
eXccllcd by their countrymen anywhere. Every
lady who found it possible to attend was there
| and Joined in festivities the like of which, we
presume, they never saw b fore Having been
/ present the whole evening, we remarked no oc
cnrrenCe which was not conducive TO the evening S
! pleasure German citizcns may justly feel un-
! bounded national pride in festival which pro-
vokes the admiration Of every one.
GGNW C. KmpE reached town on Wednesday
His arrival was auXiously looked for ly the boys
composing The late vol unccr company, as it was
understood that he would bring the money to pay
them on.-JorENAL, May 7.
Since our last Issue several Of the members of
the late company, who in common with the whole
are warmly attached to Gen. KiLbo, as their late
commander, have intimated to rs that the little
paragraph above quoted might be misconstrucd
which We acknowledge. We are satisfied that
the boys were better pleased at meeting and sha-
| king the Generals hand than at the prospect of
receiving their money.
SAVAGE RETNLAuoN.-Sh Should it be satisfacto-
rly proved that Col. Steyensons family were
murdered by Indiane, the citizens of Tehama
county will be reminded that Indians do not al
ways Tetaliate on those who are hired TO kill their
numbers by the head, but on innocent and unpro-
tectcd families of women and children The
course lately pursued in that county is not the
proper way to rid themselves Of these blood
/ ~ pests, as the late terrible calamity may prove.
/ We hope such is not the case.
THE WEATHER.-W can t say much in its favor.
During the last week we have had a little sun
shine, almost continual cold W nds, and two or
three nights ice formed to the thickness of halt
an inch. On the extreme western point of Bald
mountain, only, has the snow begun to disappear
/ The cold nights cause scarcity of water in the
| day time at which The miners scold. A fortnight,
/ however, will bring warm weather. and plenty
of it.
GENEROSITY IN SIERRA.--Last month, a land
slide killed Mrs. Howe and her two children, at
Monte Cristo, Sierra county. Mr.. Howe was so
disabled 10y bis injuries that he could not work,
and a subscription was lately started by the mi
ners to raise money TO send him and his two sur
viving children to Philadelphia, which resulted
IN the collection of about eight hundred dollars.
An Indian, who was supposed to have done a
great deal of mischief, was captured and placed
under charge of an officer at Humboldt Bay. On
the following morning he was gone and no trace
Of bim TO be found The Times thinks that an
etlectual treaty Of peace was entered into with his
Diggcrship.
/ Two or three theatrical companies, Lees cir
! Gus, the Alleghanians and California AIinstrels,
are starting on summer tour through The noun
tains, and may be expected here before long.
The U. S. Supreme Court have reversed the
decree of confirmation OF the Cambuston grant
ON the Sacramento river-l0,000 acres.
THEY are caging California lnnets in Marys
Vile. They are described by the Democrat as
being very pretty bird, and fine singers.
IN the case of Morse VS., Alta Telegraph Co.,
Judge McAllister has refused to grant an iniunc-
ton. We have not learned on what ground
TIE London Canadian News says:
BlRTH,-On the 10Th of January, at Victoria
the wife of Mr. c. Angelo, Of her eighth Angel 0 !
OUR prayers aud Gods mercy are like two
buckets in well; while the one ascends the
other descends
OF seventeen ocean steamers, now plying on
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