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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

To the A8do<tAted Tree&
WAsHINoTos, Friday, Now %, 1854
The Secretary of War to-day received the follcvs
dispatch from Lieut. Gen. Scott, dated Straits Of F
and sent BY way of Leavenwo,th;
1.-TWO days ago dispatched from Fort Iownssa''
communication to Gov Douglass proposing temp
AIRY adjustment of the existing difficulties, on the be-
suggested by the President IN his instructions 70 n
There has been no answer yet, but there Is no dsa
the proposition viii be accepted. Everything transS
in theee islands"
DR. Breed formerly an examiner In the pss
Office having been arraigned before Justice Dom q
the charge of utering inceudary language, was to-E
required 10 give security in the OF $2OJ 70 kee
the peace. Ii appears the objectionable words We
uttered in the presence Of several persons tSeasz
Stewards views being the topic Of conversation, q
soon thereafter were published III IAe otases ~
Unfon-hence his arrest. II
,James ID. Stevens of New-York has offered 70 esa'
lish steamship line and carry the mails for the Ps
ages from that city, via St. Thomas 70 the Bra1iS
the Postmasta-General has sgnlhed ms wiliingnes
conclude such arrangement, on satisfactory sare
being furnished. No contract, however has yet BED
AT meeting of the Central National Bolts Club q
Washington, held tonight, il was resolved TO msfs
the same into the National Opposition Club OF New
York, where the headquarters will be in future.
According TO the reported conversations WIN W.
Wise recently in this city, be has no doubt OF the
isence of secret societies in various portions OF Ohs
and elsewhere, the members OF which are Douna VI
revenge on those who instrumental in the convsl
ton OF him and his associates for their oenses Al hs
per's Ferry. The letters which the Governor has v
ceived upon this subject are from men in whose wcs
he places the fullest confidence, but whose names W
not be revealed by him. Ii was doubtless the belefd
the existence of such soceties-numberng, ~ WASP
ported to him. thousands of members-for the purPoa
related that led the Governor recently TO call oui
additional number of troops.
1t is UNDERWOOD that the physicians OF Judge Doags
unite in urging him to proceed to the coast Of Flor
with view TO the restoration Of his health, and ~
that Mrs. Douglas accompany him for similar ps
pose, as soon as their strength will enabe them
travel. II is not yet known, however, whether y
will act on the suggestion.
Several of the ministers Of the Gospel yesterday
then Thanksgiving sermons earnestly condemned "
expressions of sympathy for Brown and hs conp@
ions and declared that their execution was due V -
tice and the enormity of their crime.
The number of members Of Congress in this oiTi
daily increasing. The organization OF the Houet
Representative is with them the prominent topks
conversation and concern.
The treasurers statement shows that the receipsh
the week ending on onday were $366,Ve ~
amount of the drafts paid was s79s, 200, and draa
bsued 3, 260, 900. The amount subject to dram
IS 81, 900. The increase over the sum on hsnd ~
week ia nearly $98,0OO
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TIE Peoples Party have nominated GEoRG
OPpYKH as it's candidate for Mayor.
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DR. WISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Ts approved appreciated and wenown remedy the best
one eEsns the safe sure rapid and permanent cure OF
COuehs Colds Bronchitis Group. WhooPngC Cough Asthma
BLEEDING at the Luns Sore Throat aud every form
OF Pulmonary Affection and Consumption Witness the thou
sand who whom other remedies failed found relief and cure in
tlns
There are worthless counersis Purchase only that prepared
bv W. FowLK Co. Boston, whose printed name is on the
outer wrapper.
Sold In Neu,-York by BARNES PARK, 7. c. WILLS Co..
H.oHHAN Co, SoHIByPKLIN, BROrHERs Co.. MchEssos
q ROBBIE by druggists and dealers everywhere in city and
oouAry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

Az e.eusvn aSsorteu Of New and Fsbiouable FAIL and
Wf,TKE CroTHrss every variety Of taste style sad price
Person. cen boy articles in this line here cheaper than Il any
other establishnent- 49,
TIE Ttocf OF OvKRooars surpassed in the World
The be-, srists that be had employed this e'ta0
lfaL uenf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

RADvAf's REGULATING Pills
are the only purely vegetable p in general use ana are
POSITIVE SUBsTfrUrK
For CALoMEL, MEBoURY ASTINoST, and their KINDRED
MiSRRALs
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ssraaal DtsYotch 70 Inc ~ H tttotklc
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. % lsya
THE sPEAKERsnP.
II is much debated here whether il is not -.
10 commence voting in the House for Speaker. q.
10 pomjuase by caucus. Mr.. Banks was elecsdL
this process. The most desirable mode is A a.
conference of all the elements OF opposition vita q,
elusive reference 10 the selection OF proper esaS
dates. By that course. DO possible delay could =.
cur. and through It's moral force an mmcdias q
esnization would be obtained. Mr. Corwin's n,,.
viii be presented for the Speakership, but vita a
tire reference to harnOnizing the action Of NJ
House. Should it become an element Of disrs<
ton. be wiz withdraw it peremptorily. The A
mjnistrstion has sent out an urgent summcu n
eyery Democratic Member to be present on ths ts
day of the Session. Mr. Hamilton of Texas VI
was not expected, writes that be will be here. Y,
Brown Of Kentucky may come; and perhaps 4,
precedent can be found, take seat But It "a N
doubtful. In that event he could only vote % q
Speakers election as point OF inelsibllity we'd
be raised Immediately afterwsrd. lie VIII n
be of the constitutional age till April Heh ~
cOnstitutionany qualified at all, but would ben
elected If sent back.
The Pennsylvania delegation viii meet in PhA
delphia on the 3Oth, for the purpose Of devia
come conciliatory mode by which all the elemcs
of opposition can be united in Reorganization. a
stories Of other objects are totally unfounded. u
the Administration apprehends delay in Organic
the House, it is yet undecided whether tho y
ports and documents viii be printed for distrbsis
as heretofore; the manner in which the Me~as
was published in New-York last year induces ~
sual caution.
THE CHARLESTON NOMINATION.
An extended but quiet movement is making /
MARYLAND and elsewhere, on behak Of Ssusk
Pearce for the Charleston nomination. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
PERFECT PURGATIvE PILLS.

ELEGANTLY COATED WITH GUn.
RsDwAYs REGULATING PfLIS
Are coros4d of New Medicinal Agents from the vegetable
kingdorn--of Extracts, Gums, Balsams. from Roots,
Plants Herbs Trees. and Flowers, possessing
wonderful medicinal virtues. recently
discovered By Dr.. Radway the
dscovsrer of
RADwAyS READY
RELIEF
and
RRNOvkTTyG RKGoLvHNT,
never before used IS medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

Sold Principal Office No 2ea Csnsl't NewYork price IS
oeuts box aud by all Druggsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

FuRxrsHrsG Coon. zyERT DE.cSrPT1os.
Particular attention IL paid 10 Youths aud Chndreus DE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
BAIpwN's CLoTmse ESTABLISHMENT
THE LAsszsT ~ rax CTR.

Eos- 70 AID II BovERT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

An persons purchasing goods az ths estAbshenf no'
eesed, can have their money returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

urtsss all In either hemisphere His Ladies'
Lens Brslds Fronts. Hsf Wigs etc, Is cOmPeie HE
splendid Dye applied BY experienced artists the sass-
cn u eyeiy MaaatUgsd Ras sea Ne sAstsg Hssse.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26
THE COU MT z.

NEyADA.-The Journal says that the associated Ioe-
ges of Odd Fellows of this county, seven in number
propose to have grand celebration procession Grafton
and ball in this city the Goth of April that day be-
ing the forteth anniversary of the organization of Odd
Fellowship in the United States The orator selected
for the occasion is A. A. Sargent Esq.
The ball in honor of St. Patricks Day was attended
by over hundred gentlemen and between eighty and
ninety ladies, and passed off very pleasantly.
David Ashmore, who was stabbed on Saturday week,
is rapidly recovering.
Mr.. A. Davis the newly appointed Public Admins
traitor, has filed his ofica. bond in the penal of
$4,000, which was approved by the County Judge on
the 14th inst. Messrs.J B. Warfeld, A Fraser L. f.
Sheets and W NJ. Martin are the bondsmen.
A young lady seventeen or eighteen years of age
wanted Dr. Wckes to sell her cold pisin, allie
ging that her brotherinaw abused her. and that she
was determined to die. He refused and she went off
without dying.
James Parker fined twenty-five dollars by Justice
Smith, for assault and battery L. N Scott. lie broke
Scotts scalp with Shovel in alteration about the
dividing lines of their mining claims.
The Misses Webb are playing at the Theater.
crat from which paper we also obtain the annexed
particulars concerning the famous Live Oak mining
company. Work was commenced in May 1857 and
$4,000 expended before dollar was received
in return. One of the tunnels is 500 feet long
shaft 22O feet Deep The dirt is raised by steam power
through the shaft tubs to the surface and pays on an
average two dollars tub. An engine is used to pump
water from the claims. Thirtysix men employed.
There eight shares in the company, and the div-
dends of each after paying back the amount originally
invested in opening the claims. have amounted to Sl4
0oOmakng the total net profits for year $4,000.
Quartz mining in tho new district up Deer Creek has
been retarded by the storms and bad condition
of the roads, which rendered it impossible to haul
rock to the mills. A large supply of rock is drifted
out, and crushing will soon be resumed
GRASS yALLEY.-The National has some splendid mi
ming items Lee Simpson took out last week Sl250O
They Grass Valley six years ago and commenced
operations without dollar and have accumulated, by
good management and energy, a handsome and valua-
BILE property in first class quartz and saw-mill and
several good paying leads which may be worked ad
vantage for years to come.
The Empire mill is taking out from $500 to $4,000
weekly.
Ben McCauly realized 500 from four days crushsng
and Larmer Co. S1,7OO from five days crushing
Rush Latou have oC0 tons of rock which will pay
$50 per ton.
The National does not intend to die, but will soon be
clothed anew and enlarged Good luck to it.
Small robberies are very frequent.
The upper portions of the county are still laboring
under a burden of snow, which prevents mining and
intercommuncation. The stages from Nevada to Al
pha, Red Dog Orleans Flat and elsewhere have been
withdrawn for some time.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26
CAMpToNvILLE.-We received ye

CAMpTONvILLE.-W received yes
terday, an interesting letter from friend M. s..
but at such late hour that we are compelled to
give it in condensed form.
Cole & Stevens, the enterprising proprietors of
The Brandy City ditch, have again met with
very Serious drawback. The storm which occur
red last Monday evening was of unusual severity,
and carried away about one hundred boxes of
their ditch fume, doing damage to the amount
Of scme $4,000. On the same night. at Toung's
Hill. the bank of the claims owned by Messrs-
Cora and Lewis caved in. totally demolshing
Two dwellings which were situated in the claims.
The proprietors luckily happened to be al sert
and returned just in time to find their
possessions vanished The mining banks in this
vicinity honor the drafts made upon them with
q plentiful supply of the shining metal. The
claims at Galena, Young's, Railroad and Indian
Hills. are remunerating the miners very well.
The duel which was to have taken place be-
tween two respectable citizens of this place, has
been amicably settled The Law in this instance
got the start Ct the lawyer.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

ADJUSTMENTS s.-Eph. Horn and
Charley Backus Mnstres performed in this town last
Friday night to large audience. They will be here
again in about thirty days.
On Wednesday night the Sacramento Dramatic
Troupe, Composed of Belle Divine Miss Annette, John
s. Potter-the indefatigable and others, gave
tertainment of an eccentric character which did not
begin until about nine o'clock The company broke
up and separated the next morning, after rehearsing
the well known farce of Family Jars Mr.. Potter
says he intends to visit place shortly with the
nous Misses Webb.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26
SAN JUAN BREwERY.-This esta1

SAN JUAN BREwERY.-This estab-
lishmentis is now owned by Nessrs Stoier Koch, who
announce their intention to continue the business in
superior manner They already manufacture from 400
to 500 gallons of lager beer weekly, all of which is
consumed in this vicinity. In addition they
making 1000 gollons of ale
Schngle Fritz observes that these gentlemen ought
to be good geographers because they always look
ing at malt brewin-Malte Brun!
Our temperance principles will not allow us torecom
mend the drinking of any intoxicating beverage but
may remark that lager not Objectionable strych
nine whisky and that, if people w so early to thar
beer, it is good policy to drink the homemade article.
Jal Das sh recht.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26
THE DEMOCRATIC STANDARD.-We

have parslity parzan journals ofany kind with
very few exceptons.but the Standard EFFORTS admra
on by its handsome appearance and general superiority
TO its class 1t is not yet equal to the Union
medium but in that respect is steadily improving; while
sn other respecs is fully equal if not superior that
popular dailr.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26
"JUsT Across THE WAY."-Reader,

for your own qualification your particular attention is
invited to original contribution which appears under
the above caption the first page of this paper. 1t
is emanaon from the pure mind ofa accomplished
woman and cannot but touch your feelings to pleasing
melancholy by its general beauty and the exquisite
spathos of its principal incident.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26
SURGICAL.-Patrick Ryan, of Sucker

Flat whose thigh was taken off by DR.. Clebourne of
Nevada the 29th ut for fraunatic gangrene,caIsed
by fracture of the leg is recovering and already able
to situp This has been unusually successful
one, the limb being in gangrenous state for five days
prior to the operation.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26
NEW DIGGINGs.-As two teamsters

NEW DIGGINGs.- two teamsters
who in the employ ofseey, driving up Woods
hill the way from Marysville last week. the wheels
of wagon sunk deep into the mre that they had
to be dug out with shovels One of the observed
bright yellow object in the mud picked up, and dis
covered that he the lucky finder of double eagle.
He afterwards picked up two more, making a clear
yield from the diggngs of sixty dollars Was this
sproyidental2
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

nsA. Jno. W. Guthrie is now sole pro-
prietor of that handsome establishment known as the
: Oak Tree Market
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

The Folsom Eapress hoists Barnum's $
name for the Vice Presidency place ofMrs Benefits
A worse might easily get into the position. Barn,
um isssmore sinned against than SHINING" We know
of bigger political humbugs. whose sins against the pub
lie are less venial than the great showman's.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

THANKs.-Stratman, McGuin & Co.
Of ia Washington street, San Francisco, have our
thanks for Atlantic papers of kind do not usually
Come again.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

FAREWELL SERMoN.-Mr. Scofeld
preached his farewell at the Methodist church
in This place last Sunday. We informed that he in
tends returning to the Atlantic States.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

TASTE AND ENTERPRIsE.-T. G..
Smith Co. have exhibited both in extending and
namenting their livery establishment the of
Main and Reservoir streets.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

Copies of the Downieville Citizen
and Democrat, bearing date from February 18th to
March 10th, received ON Monday. Better late
than Glad to your faces again, friends. How
have you been this long while? Gail again; do.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

DANCING PARTIEs.-Mr. G. Ans
barry will give anot her series of his pleasant dancing
parties beginning next Thursday evening.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

Ba- Remember the meeting of the
Relief Society, at the Masonic Hall, tomorrow at 2
O'Clock p. NJ.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

Bw- A new building is in process of
erection door the PRESS office. 1t is be used
a blacksmith shop; the labors of editor and prn-
ter will be enlivened by the "soft notes of the
anvil.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

FRANCHERE, at the Post-Office buil
ding, is agent for the Heperidn in this town. and has
copies hand which those who wish can see. Look
. at them, and then subscribe. Nothing would be a
beautiful present to lady friends in the Eastern
States than this periodical gem from the extreme west
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

B0rM Mr.. Moses Samuelson, who is now
acting travelling agent for this paper, is authorised
TO receive and receipt for subscriptions to the
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

/ MI = q II Il E R S
AND WHOLESALE GROCERS,
QUICKSILVER.
Agents for the New Idria Mnes-the purest and best
article in the market
Agents the Imperiel Fire and Life Insurance Com
pany. and Northern Assurance Co. for Fire and Life.
WYE have on hand and are receiving by every clip
wv per from the Atlantic States additions of Fresh
Goods large stock of assorted which
is purchased entirely for cash. We enabled to sell
to the COUNTRY TRADE at as low prices as the Job
bers at San Francisco.
Our stock consists in part of
Apples, Dried. do sugar, do Boston.
do Fresh. in tins. Flour IIaxall and Galego
Apple sauce, or pulp. do California;
Axe Handles. do Buckwheat; Rye -four
Beef dried. Hams Billings
Eastern and California do California Oregon;
bbls and hfs. IIominy, Honey, in tins
Bacon, Eastern, CaEforniaJellies Jams;
and Oregon. Lard, in Tins and Kegs:
forua and White. Mackerel, hi. bols, bbls, &
Buckets, Brooms, Barley. Kits.
Candles assorted ntsAlustard, English, Eastern
dried, Coffee, ground and California.
Coffee Rio; do JAVA Matches, German & Amer'n
Cheese; cream tartar; Nails and spikes, assd sizes
Corn, green, in tins; Cards, Nutmegs,
Goldfish, cranbcrries Oysters, Oil Olive, Oil Polar
chicken meal, Oil Lard. Oil sperm.
canphene. candy, clams Peaches dried peachesfresh
crackers, soda, in tins.
Paper, assortedsizes; Pie Fruit English and American
Pepper Grain and Ground pickles. pick handles pork
clear, bbs. and hfs. pork mess bbls and hfs pepper
sauce; Raisins, Il, q and whole boxes; Rce Carolina,
Rice, China, No and 3 Manila Rice, Batavia Rice,
Patna Rice; Soap, Hills PALE CASTLE soap, chemical
olive soap; Syrup Boston Kegs and bbls San Frrncis-
syrup, kegs and bbs saeratus starch SALT straw
berries, in tins; sardines, and boxes; safety fuse;
soda shovcls shot, sugar. crushed bbls hfs and bxs
sugar powdered in bbjs. and bxs. sugar ground bbls
and hfs sugar granuated do; New Orleans sugar, in
bbls; China sugar. No. l; China sugar, No. q Batavia
sugar. Manila sugar San Francisco refined sugar, bbIs.
and hfs. Tobacco; Grape, Sun, Peach Fruit, Straw
berry, Apricot, Spanish mixed, Watsoa's smoking,
Goodwin's smoking, Natural Leaf. Tomato catsup,
Turkey, in Tins; Twine Tacks Tea Green Imperial and
Gunpowder Black tea Tomatoes, in cans; Vermicelli
Vinegar; Yeast powders, Preston and MerrilIs, and
Donnellys.
A great variety of Spices and Case Goods.
Liquors.
English Ale and Porter in cask and bottles San Fran
cisco Ale in BIB and hfs Stoughton Bters Hostetter
Bitters; Boxers Btters, Woolfs Schnapps yodner's
schnapps; Turner's Ginger Wine; Gordon's Rasberry
syrup Barbiers Raspberry syrup; sherry wine; Port
wine; caret wine; sa1turne choice French brandes;
American brandes; Holland Gin; American Gin: Club
House Gin: New England Rum Jamaica Rum; Scotch
Whisky; Bourbon Whiskey; Monougahea WhisKey;
Lemon syrup; general assortment of Liquors, &c.
Orders for Goods not in our line will receive prompt
attention.
R9rAll Goo6s shipped to will be forwarded
will be forwarded with dispatch to all parts of the
mines 243m SHEATH ARNOLD.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26
RoFEssIoNAL.-G. G.. Harvey

Esq, late Of Orovle, out ofwhch place he shaken
by the ague, his readiness TO do all in his
power to see that this community get justice Very
laudable.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26
che Ayaraalie gress.
Sacramento Agent.

A. BADLAM is authorised to receive advertisements
and subscriptions for this paper in Sacramento and
cept for the same.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN.
To the Public.

vTvHIS CELEBRATED GIN-PRE-
IL tending to nothing but what it is viz pure and
unaduterated article and assuming artificial merits
of what it is not of its rival imtators doa
ter five years of public approval and very extensive
sales in California has been pronounced by the public
to be SUPERIOR not only beverage of general to
any article competing against it. but is
Unri allied in it's Medical Efficiency
in most cases of complaints. To persons travelling in
these days oapid transit from East West North to
South. who constantly changing their water as
well their climate; who drinking, indeed, dozen
kinds of water in every twentyour hours, and each
draught containing some property acting in chemical
antagonism to the preceding one, thereby causing
unnatural degree of excitement to the storach-t is
positively and absolutely necessary to a counter
acting agent. From the fact that the
"LOndOn Club House Gin,
is prepared expressly to meet such exigences and to
act know it will act an anddote we confident
ly prescribe it the very best article in the country
The of sAromatic Scheidam Schnapps' has never
been attached in any way to this article. In first pre-
senting the
"LOndOn Club House Gin''
to the public my aim to give them pure and
adulterae article of Gin, and to call it by its right
name The success attending its introduction and
tensve sale in California is sufficient of the
high appreciation of the article by consumers
Varions parties have from time to time put up and
shipped to California article which they call club
House Gin" My Gin, which has gained such a reputa
tion in California, is branded on the cases,
sOld London Club House Gin VIM H. D.,
The bottles also have white label with fac smile of
my signature. caution all parties to beware of imta
tions.
WIN. III. DAILY,
Sole Importer.
"a 6m NEW YORK.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26
SUMMONS.

State Of California, County Of Neuado
Toaonship Of Bloonfeld-ss. JUST
ces' Court. Before s.. IMcBroun,
j. p.
The People of the State of California Messrs 0swe
Co, or Joseph Dagien.
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before the
IL undersigned Justice of the Peace, at his office in
SAID township on Saturday. the I'd day of April A. D.
1859, at IL o'clock NJ. to the complaint OF W.
B. Churchill, who demands of you the sum of $37 and
4S CENTS due him upon account on file in my Office
On failure so to appear and answer Judgment will be
rendered against you for the said of $5I and 48
cents and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this the sth day of March, A.
D. 1885, 30w3 s. McBROWN, J.R
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-26

At French Corral Nevada county, on the 18th March.
ELIAKIM ]. BARNEY, aged "a years.
Deceased was from Greenfield, Mass- and his death
wasecauscd by Typhoid fever.