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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

TIE E:BouIsG EUfstscE.-hn acaon was
sspt the Brooslyo CITY Cour ey P.,s Ssn & Az ao
at. ,d o,bera for laid at f3 bV On accoAIt o.
.,ovy By himself family in ennsequenre o nu
m.,n,snsd be the defendants In Flushing sSenue lear
., s,reet The defendant. propv'etof OF bone oou
- -. III ,hmept from whcn t1e senoo aes 50 toS Psnn
- seisbboI. Obliged 70 keep their .ind ss q 'ed f
applied for preliminary inunr
on fe 2d ut restraining defendant from carrying
ha.in.,s H. tber establishment On moDdty sh- ste came
~. ~ Ece Judge Culver oEder 20 shS cause W th1
;oneon snoud executed ard order was msds ss
.lins the preliminary motion for hys eeys on cona'I
-. wou up within said time e ~noie Oh
ibe ps..nals they hand The PfeH mary Is
10 end Il the tint above tpchd upon
lf,uSspts fling 800 sddons security The order tohow
se nv In. Injunction should he ypcat-d ~as
unp ,he ls Of s.pembr The esabiskm-nt has heretofore
Boara Of Health which body directed
~ erection Of hzher chimneys et the elvia Pat
he order Of the Board not hseded until wlih
~ Isvs mast when xork the chmDc5s was commented
characterization Smith, who was arreeted some
As,, ,iuee ON the obbDg -w bosrdc nred owen
sSnso before Justice Cornwe and discharged
aAsye heiDs evidence sfsinst him.
The City Court will be opened daily during August
~ the Mayor SUPERVISOR for the purpose OF na'azut "P
sGeants for citizenship.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
.,.s ....;,,i-, A.. from Luce Turner'S circular:
AZ s-~--'-'-- N

R.,,oo 4 so<keg in their circular 2 Africa remark;
srisirs TUsTESrYE-The week lu.t closed mas no.
psh,S by pof.aut change N he msrse TOT tns
Ter Is p.bs q mention any fse;- OF real s.i
~ II, prtp+c. r immediate future i,r n
49,. - ,reA,er d Of III. time although me sulis
| .,;vs y. .ra vessel. wi rather large slpps eoupsu
Win m. desire Of receivers sell without tne al
Of caused smPoT.y ISw ai5,aoas
g. D. Isy -. md 70. general duues prevalent a-tr pas
bsd he sec. Keep aof the majority OF me oSes M i %
EpgH.h nasets while th. bone trade Is SUI under e
.re N re hsh demaIa referred 20 In our aie ssles
-ardns ;bssa c,s a. the clse, consider aole nrm1's
e,tuc.a AZ a. a4c in u.rchsntSbe and shipping oiue'.
.sc mostly 3, 45B Stock 2oo hos -. ...
CKupE fusrrsTISs is sSir.ney ina:'e I've =, D on and
bny- equally Indifferent, and extreme duuner' ~
The sck T,c.ls continue light The sales comprise 'nS
Co,so, Bo,s-Thr depression noted in our last 'il con
,rue, but prices sppareD sustained e
limit demand. The medium slsde- are seIinS IN
rts. prices The hne qnsites eVh1e ~ ehe
seucr o. aast,on ,ud scvity, and While hodeu do not press
sales only The fact iha; prices are already o
1.-'a ~h'n pT.sn' ias~r aS1e 500 medium A. s. 25d
s3; $50 medium Pale al 50 S6dfo 10 the AIst a. eA
- . ,. ....
ard he ucon.derabe CrsteE
able exists among holders fom the same raosr
OILS erera iy extremely du without no"e's, saso
45d isc aud Fluid 4Sdse. cash
PRoVIslONs-Ths Porx market is dull, and New Mes'
lo~er AZ the co.e but fn the sales 80 oos At
s5d sI5 is for New Mess Il Is or Thin Mess *t for Sour
do xls for Clear, and 10 81 SO 81 for Pnme Beers
e.. Pgy ..d Ps. I a., hfP S P,s 'ps 50 @ Country
Mess ~ 25 for Re packed Mess, and II G ~ :, foI
Extra Prime India Mess dull and nominal Beet
10 hhd. western eo Cut Meats heavy the
ply far; 10 hhds &C. for Shoulders and sdssc for
OF 40 bbs aud s!e for Grease and O Goc
Prime aud ioc o Choiee Butter in iAiE De-
n.ana at Idsc for State and !dlSc Tor ONO Cheese qe'
at tdec.
,rorr or .xn uryr r.cEtyc.yARps SEw-YORk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
IRnyso,rA Pig /. DALI ye. srrly ssid ,.lss = sas.
sS es.s and s2saess S moe sss .''es ''' pun"

IRON-socsrs Pig is DALI ye. srraly sia go, h,.aa.
st ss3 essh, and s24dtso = moe N" 'N " f
frs ~ ysrd; other krd qe; sSd s'esey s ,,;e. are
IFATHFh-1he ..ors co. fHurs i'-ih'A-"'t
I.F-s.., 81 ccasnoo Rsc.l-ad =; 1e-, and Lump ~
yoGissEs svery dali W. do 10; hear ot any 'af'
e - Nh Tsss. yrivs,. terEs ...s,n
FAN&L SfOkESLSprits Turp-otre. ATE. -.
a. asaa .envfty ard hsh yess has Isp-~6 s,o .5v
q, no. Taiy tc q gson over under -,
-, i,eu Frsand Duriss past t~o months ,aes ~
ct. ss go or bbls ,hpped from this oodnuy 90
prhS.r rs 600 et ou beard vessel whcs : egg h-
". qsartty .spr.d many years suc- s'r1s ~,
,.sI vh ucb t-Is r-cp,. therefore holder' On 70 -
"a. have h.cor, fr~- i-rs sui hrftng i-so'-
s.... ss-. - Common Ro-in ~as Ia 'uvn
,piy ip yerpooi hs. difficult 70 o6tan sofsse M -
80 a. distance Of miles. and Turp~rtin- WAS
- h. Ipfon ntrlh adrpressus inn
oa- make. recently free pun nA-~ - 49,
therefore xhdra.u th- orcer In sPir. 49, ouy s.iu "a
a.. Fl Se hh. q, +iIc poor -, for merchAn'sos
d. f ,hipepr psrcr ssh In ConInoo Ro.sn 'aiss c 1p
81. save seen maze A. 81 Is pr SIC aesyered An1 "a
-sjre6 90 bis 81 77cfl ny per $40 deiiverea ihe
80 x-f s iun srS.ss s. dull and heavy saes OF w pos
NJ a, f.d IS IS he inside for old clear red when VS.
ksg,h a much hsh.r fEu-l snd $40 do DO A. - % :,
r4r ga 80 % quality. Eu- ssi'is. quiet but nrn ~
- h-.r Of 10 bos Norfoi< TO arrive -
PEI th -,,,
The annexed statistics from Luce Tuners eilca
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
NARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......


s,eamships-Enpre City Griffin, Havana. N. o. Roberts
Aries Shannon lLiv.poo T. Cunard Chesapeake Crwel,
Portland H. Cromwell Co.. Thomas Swan, Ramsay, Hati-
more, H. b. Cromwell Co. -
ships National Long, schedac, Crocter Wood Co Live
Yank.e. 1horndike shsnghse, LswTeuce. Giles Co.
B.rk-Chsmpion, Mayo, Richmond. Thomas Cornell
Brss-Rusn, Heoker Auoy, Kolf Penhun North FAX
tBr Chip Bordeaux, Boyd Hincken Ida d. Rogers Hsr
MS Malaga and San francisco, Fox scoheld Chime tBr),
sbott, 81. John, @. +. Bulley.
scLooner.- szee Rogers Ragged sd Prowess Hawkins,
Baltimore Merrill ABBOTT A. j. Dekab Tucker, Wilmington
J. Smith Manchester Pie Richmond G. H. Pierson;
sewall Loud Bangor r. r Buck Co. J. b. BeeckeI, Ed
words, Phisdephia, James Hand.
Sloop-PointeT, Gardner, Providence, master.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

REAL EsIATE.-The following sales were made
Yesterday at the Merchants Exchange, by A. j.
Bleecker, Son & Co.:
PROPERTY.
On Pscifct-3stoTy house ana lot, Nc 43, near Henry
st. house 22xS2 sion IL feet lot 2eNi ......e7Oo
Hoytsi-2 story and basement house and b, No l7s,
pesr Doug st., house 20xS6 lot GJ lo3
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

10 BY VIZ. seoser.; IS by A. Monre % y wales
ss~ns,p b S-~'ch Buck and - ~ ,nsn oans-,s
a., .sp LiAxs -arri~sls unusually nr. nrf
go fhis svi Prices hAv. declined i1iy PC 80
"a x ,.rlei 70 not re decline and u may
az hasr. have tleir pick On their oSn 'e'~ ~sV-
uef,,x .ot he following droses ~, A ,oo a, q so
80 at ss25-ss 90" 81 - $3.50 ~; os' ~ =, o.
- SSs sS. isD a, IS o-ss7o 90; 200 $50 ~
vi of bad 5a Total .moint o. s '., 10 ss :;
i.n s. lin, ook $50 bead fOs snsaion' ~ ~ s'e'
sss OF 'rna % "a inn, and the densnd exrem-{ hfhs
az All J.. OF S,il-rs offered y.ssfdAy nas.
s.i.d eic.--~s. of.r'd &c we be" % '"'
f,,.rh hn.h .v.r.Cps 80 ,6c . -, ,.,..,,. a, Tia
rb tIo~ius Is our conpsrsiiye 81, 'ennsn OF fe'V'9 - ~
II. 81, H. New York Central Railroad 80, .,,..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

TUESDAY, Aug. 2-P. NJ.
The temper 4 shs Stock Market to-day bears no
resemblance to uH displayed in the dealings yester.
day, except in the general dulness and sluggshnss.
Of bVsDess. The Impression which prevails in the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
OLD PORK.
-.-Ner- York Yards.-- >-BHyn fayds-
NrW PORK.
Vol L1rl

Tor At OLD NEw-Clea $50; last month 1885, this late
year 7Os M.', S46s last month SO ssl last y $50
Thu c58 last month i8f, last yes 7S Prime Mess,
g2 a month 62i last year 0Ss. Flank 49, las, month,
~ last year. a. Prime, 25 rs last mouth, d 80 last year,
75 klups 270; las. month lsSS; last year go Refuse
Me. o. last month @6. las, year, GIL Refuse Prime, l7D;
s;month si9 at year tSs Other Refuse, 292 .s month,
26'2 last year 0s. Uuin pecsd 6sJ last month g. III;
last y,sT 1881. Totass; last month, sooI7i last year
SO, ,l52
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
BY Telegraph.
SANDY HOOK

candy HOOK. aug . supst-Drnse fog; DO vesseb can
De seen m This ssoE Ship Mary Robinson for San Francisco
ersiss pnSrns ns Bar at L m Wild g. Z noderate ~,
bosIoS, Aug IAN steamer W Wm. Jenkns Halett Bati-
more sbiP bsiveis Norwegan I,acsen, 6oienbep bark
D. huIse,. Snew, Ceriuess steamer spsse, Aass"s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
Tie statements Of the Philadelpfia banks iol
.wo weeks compare as fnIlnxs:
The business Of the PhIIadelphia Custom.Hoase for

Total ......e26s,si5 81 ls,8C2 sl,ls07.3 sl55s rs
We learn that the Cincinnati bankers have thrown
out Missouri currency from their par funds, and are
now taking il only at discount Of | y cent. The
thux of Missouri currency TO buy exchange has forced
Cincinnati to this course, aud it as much az any one
thing show the scarcity Of eastern exchange through
out the "e'l.
out the Wet
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

Since Jan. l......." ~, S9,oH vS,N5+l0 4S1-s'A-
There is again an increased ssavity in Loans
among the stock houses and the current rses aretg7
y cent, with the bulk OF transactions think az the
higher rate. Loans standing prominent securities
at 5d5! y cent not in many disturbed, but
but We hear Of no Transactions at those rates.
Tie Banks generally are not disposed TO make loans
on demand, but are accommodating their regular
dealers al cent for short paper. Long paper
is not wanted. In the discount houses without much
increase OF paper, rates are established at 7eS 2
cent, with sn occasional transaction az 81.
There is a movement in London for the orgsuizs-
tion Of Land Company, with capital Of s5GO, ,OoO
sterling TO be devoted 10 the purchase and settle
ment of lands in Illinois. The Prairie Lsnd snd
Emgrstor Company s;ate that conditional purchase
has been made of $50 600 of prsre land from the
Illinois Central Railroad Company, and that when
che sale is completed, the Company vii not be in sry
way connected with The Illinois Central Railroad OF
It's aSairs but viii hold the lsnd by direct tenure in
freehold"
The earnings Of the New.York and New-Haven
Railroad for July 1859, were:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

Receipts Of PrOduce.-AuG. lSo9'
tor, sv All ROUTES s46 bbs Flour, ,2s bush Wheat.
-i DO Corn 40 Oats 500 do hal', ~ Psss Asoes
~ 40 Whiskv 100 DO Provisioos
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
MARRIED..

CANTONESE this city Thursday evening July q
by the Rev James Miett his residence Mr. John Morgan
London Miss Anna Maria Jones Of Mancheier England
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
out the West.
nrk tha VT
~ AAAC - = -
The Boston Post ssysg

The Boston Post ssys.
zone Of the daIe.t weeks on record c'oses with
quiet but bard money market for all on, hrst-cisss
borrowers. The large brokers rarely lend on call AZ
less than IL y cent however good the security. We
quote very prIe paper Al y cent, although i some
tnles goer for less II with not than 30 dsys 70
sar three or four months notes are Z to
cent. The banks rather close hauled, for lack Of
specie but N.w-lork funds are acclmula;ing
wIt1 some rapidly and the chance is that the coin
will ircr-sse and an easier condition be sttaned.
S,erii exchange is in fair demand a. l0l for best
drawn pills sno log for bes. bsukers'.'
TIE following, from TIE London Times, are the
lsts It Questions OF American Securities 10 London:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
uy,ryp sTArEs DISTRICT CoURT-Aos i.-pesTe
Jsds. IsesRsoLL.

uy,rEp STATES DISTRICT coJR1-Aos l-pe'Fe
Jods. fsesRsoLf.
Ty,s Can't onen.d ths morning, when apphca1or
mad. t CsrraA BAIL an itaf S"nan Who w..
scs,,e.,d st, fr p1onihs Il coun'eIie 80 .asS
.p M oen,h, Tn jadse ssd he could not int refe IL tSs
a su,, Ccur. re. in October neSi-
couRT OF GENERAL sEssioNs-Aueusr 2-Befrs
Recorder BARNARD
IN. Law Courts take vacation in the monte OF
NJ. .nS Aassssn but he CoaT. q Sessions, and that u
S.}.s ~ nssps N week ia ether month for ne ln
-, termed strictly prison o4-es u frequently nsPr
~,s<vre IL before the aeton of the SrGnc 'rTy iop sea
L. sss ts-ra ready for Jar7. Ss'h Ass - -
s.rxey Gr.na Jury -nst s1o~ %, "
6rnS .orgnwas impaI nloc Il ehch Dssld L-Pp' vas
<d krsusn T6re beng resdy for tnsa -" a.
hour va taken ster which y5oibs nsnso lohh fa.
a Char,es ApSersop p s6ed ruty ~ an sefng r.ad
n.y. and seEt 70 the PeiiteDaafy 'oi 0N' 1'e
rsd.o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

We annex comparative statement OF the
Exports exclusive of specie) from New-York TO
foreign ports for the week and since Jan. l.:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
Y1svenenss Of Ocean sseamers.
TO ARRIVE.
MINIATURE ALMANAl

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun 4ss 7:l4 Moon-Sets 959s
Sandy Hook 1870 Gov Island ii O1n Hell aate... l;k
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

TIE following are the Currency, Land Warrants
and So, cle quotations or the week corrected for us
from the rates current az the Banking Office OF
Thompson Brothers:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
We extract the following fr IN Edward Bills Flour
and Grain Circular Of August =:
ExFosr Of BreaG':gSs 70 Great B,.ai. ard band fro"
- fuEa


ASHFs-The demand foT both kinds Is hsh ami price. are
s.sny Of n bb IS Y for Pots and IS d2 fS Pearls
COTTUN-1h- DsTkst has been very quiet; prices hav. lot
eEo,shly chaused The sales ars 500 bales We quote
CLASSIFICATION
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
Slaerim's Sale.

WHEREAS on July 6, A. d, 1859 final Judgment
and decree rendered in the District Court OF the
Fourteenth Judicial D ric Of the State of California
and for the County of Nevada against Samuel j. Booth
and in favor of Barney W. Lee for the of six hund
red and fifty and sevenytwo hundrdths dollars,
princip al debt together with ali costs of suit.
And whereas the said 9th day of July, A. D. le.9
il ordered and dccreed by the said Court, that the
Mortgage forth in Plains Complaint be foreciosed
and the property therein described witt all that par
eel and oi OF ad situate and yin, in the County ana
City of Nevada. State OF California, bounded and oc
seribed follows: Commencing AT the South corner 0.
Hay lot and running South 3. A.. East tHytwo e''
i've inches along Pine CarainaSoG lot lhence
South 55 80 est along said lot thiTt. eight feet IL
inch the North West of a. tnsInaSoas Iot;
thence north IL iy-three feet SIX inches along
the 9dge Of Oregon avne TO the south corner OF
lot; theEce north 70 east 1orty-iiYe rect sN ici Cs
along Hays place OF beginning on fihe street
with all teneraents hereditaments and appurahances
thereto bel nng be upo and sold TO saly salo
Judgment interests and costs and the Proceeus ter Oh
applied to the payment said sums OF money IS aiore-
said. - .
Notice is hereby given that will expose to pubic
sale all the above described property 60 the highest bid
der for cash in front Court House door IN Nevada
cit on SATURDAY the 3oth day of July, 1893, between
tue honrs of 10 O'clock A. NJ and 1 p NJ.
Given under hand this 9TH day of Juy A. D. 1872.
$. W. BORING, Sheyf.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
EnsosYcEt NOlSre.

the District Court the 18th Judicial District of the
County ofNevada State of California.
In the matterof the petition o: ZEPHANlA MANSAU
an lnsolven Debtor. Pursuant to anorcr ofthe Hon.
Niles -earls Judge Of the said District Conrl, notice is
hereby given to all the creditors of the said lnsnvent
u phana Mansau 10 be and appearbefore the Hon Niles
Scars aforesaid open Court, at the Court Room of
said Court in the city and county OF Nevada tae 18th
day of August D. lsJg at 10 clock A NJ. of that day,
then and there TO show cause ifany they can why the
prayer eff said lnsOlvent should be granted, and
assg of hts Estate be made nd he be discharged
from his debts ald liabilities in pu of the Stat
ute in such made and provided; and in the
time all ceediuss against said msolvent be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal ofsaid Court this 7th
day of July A, d. 1883
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
Per Joet Roberts, ,Ir Deputy Clerk
DbbIe & Lansint. Attvs. for Petitioner
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
LEcoMPToN PRIMARY MEETING.-

LEcoMPToN PRIMARY MEETING
Tomorrow our Lecompton friends mus
ter their forces under self-appointed
leaders for brush in the primary elec-
ton. The contest here appears to wax
warm between John s. Lambert and
Geo. A Young for the Clerkship, and
j. B. Van Hagen and J. II. Mitchell, for
the Sheriffalty. How it will end is yet
uncertain. 1t is understood that Van
Hagen and Young have united their
strength for the election of set OF
delegates safe for both in the County
Convention 1t is rumored too that
Young and Dick Moyes, another aspi-
rant for the Clerkship, have struck
hands and are under agreement to di-
vide the spoils. If that be the case,
and we see no reason to doubt it, John
S. Lambert, the present efficient and
gentlemanly Deputy Clerk. will have a
hard row to beat the combination.
In view of the probability that one or
the other wing of the Democracy will
give officers to the County for the next
two years, we have some interest in the
result of to-morrow's election. and more
still in the candidates selected by the
County Convention, and we earnestly
| hope that no carpet-bag politician will
be thrust into noa.ination. Give the
people good men, ifthe party has them.
who are identified with the interests OF
the County and who are known to be
worthy of trust and honor. Strolline
mountebanks are not the right sort Of
men to manage the affairs of the Coun.
ty. The higher Offices Of the count y
are valuable. An Industrious officer can
lay up a snug sum in the Clerk s
office by the time term expires. it is
bad enough TO bleed the seekers after
justice to enrich a servant of the people
but to bestow the spoils upon an timer
ant demagogue who will remove his
plunder from us as soon as he can oh.
tain no more, is the height of absurd
policy. For the sake of decency, foi
the sake of right and justice we hope
our Lecompton friends will be wise and
polite. Alleging as they do that they
number a majority of the people in
their ranks, it is a Eigh, responsible and
holy duty they hold in their hands to
make ticket of good, honest, reliable
men and tax-paying citizens.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

THE FOURJH.-TheS SD anniversary
of American Independence was cele-
brated on Monday last in many parts of
the State with spirit. Our own town
made little pretensions TO glorify the
day. A few quicksilver tanks were ex-
plcded near the Sugar Loaf, a band
marched through the streets all the
while '.sonoruus metal blowing martial
sounds" and boys amused themselves
pretty extensively with fire crackers,
Roman candles and rockets. For the
most part the other indications of holi-
day were visable in the immense amount
of liquor guzzled at the sixty or seventy
bars in town and the effects Of the same
too prominently exhibited.
Many of our citizens betook them.
selves to San Juan and Grass Valley
and managed to pass the day and night
agreeably in feasting, listening to patri
otic sentiments, and dancing.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
Positively at Cost Prices
July T. 80.
MRS. HOLDRIDGE,

Female Physician and Obste.rician,
Attend Ladies through their confinement, and
treats all diseaser peculiar to her SEX Those desr-
of being restored to health and becoming m 9TH
will do well to pay her visit or write stating
the particulars Aise patcst supporter to assist
Ladies in confinement. Mrs. II. has certain and
speedy for all kinds of Cancers. canker, and
Rheumatism.
Letters addressed to me will receive prompt at
ention. Visits made to any part of the State
Patients received at her Residence, which is stua
ted on Cement Hill, one mile from Nevada
jyl-H MRS. S. S. HOLDRIDGE.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
Iteras.

A sea elephant Of monster proportions,
measuring 81 feet in length and weigh
ing 5000 pounds, was captured at Seal
Rock ON Saturday last, says the Nation
al, and is now on exhibition at the San
Francisco Museum-at least the stuffed
hide of the animal. -e-zze.s-rzsrsss-
General Cass has written letter in
which he says that naturalization in
this country will not exempt an adopted
citizen who returns to his native land
from military service should his former
government insist upon mastering him.
A son of Gov. Wise, an Episcopal
clergyman, inherits some of the eccen-
tricties of his father. He discards the
priestly habiliments entire and appears
before his audience in the ordinary dress
OF citizen. That's independent and
sensible.
The time is not far distant when
California will he tbs most b5untiful
fruit producing country in the world
Ten years ago, one would scarcely have
thought it possible that our thirsty red
hills should soon be metamorphosed into
the teeming orchards and vineyards
which now everywhere meet the eye
Placerytlle Observer.
The remains Of the Christian hero
Havelock, lie in dirty kitchen garden,
at Lucknow, India. The only mark to
designate the spot being his name rudely
cut in the bark of a neighboring tree.
Paul Morphy was feted in Boston on
his return from Europe. Agassiz. Long
fellow and other distinguished gentle
men took part in honoring him.
The citizens of Sacramento are sub
scribing literally for stock in the Placer
Vile aud Salt Lake Telegraph Co,
A French paper says that paradise
Lost" hasbeen performed at Vienna with
enthusiastic success.
The English are repairing and
Strengthening the Notifications al Glib
ralter'
Gen Twiggs is represented in a dying
condition at San Antonio, Texas.
Henry Wappner is. to be hung to-
day III San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
GOssss3issH'S sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada. Town
- ship OF Eureka. BY virtue Of an execution to
delivered issued from the Court of f. e. Hartman,
ESQ an acting Justice of the Peace and for the
" aforesaid bearing date June 9th A.. 1852 to salts
fy judgement rendc ed by said Court the 18th day
June A. D. 1859 in fay of Jas Kingsley and az ainst
y Ellis, F. Peterson. Z. Rrant, jos. Kline, t. Newell.
ID Lang, Tucker J. Dunn and Others Tor the sum of
y 40 debt, interest damage and costs of suit have
taken in execution and will sell the highest bidder for
cash the following described proper:yto wit: Ger
tain lot of mining claims, situated Moores Flat and
known the EXcHequer Companies claims, together
with all appurteuaces thercunto belonging, consisting
OF tanks ears chain aud other hosting gear also, this
houses over the shaft and dump yard; which will sell
in Moores Flat Friday the 29th day of july, A. d.
1883 between the hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and
oclnck p NJ of said day
Taken the properly of the above named defend
ents to satisfy the above demands accrug costs
JOHN NJ. GRAY, Constable
Moores Flat July 3 1859
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

THE ScoUNDRELs 1t has been
found that the Eureka Lake dam, the
discharge of whose waters produced the
flood in the Yuba last week. was blown
up by couple of miscreants. They are
described as follows: One, large man,
near six feet high. dark hair and whis-
kers, short, blue frock coat and black
sfouched hat; and the other short. heavy
built, light hair and Light moustache,
gray shirt and pants. The Company
offer reward of $1,000 for the appre-
hension of the scoundrels. They ought
to be caught and held to answer for the
lives of three men their villainy des-
troyed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

VIRGINIA ELECTION members
cf Congress elected from Virginia are
supposed to be six regular Democrats to
five Opposition. The Richmond IVAig
makes Letcher's majority over Goggin
4A37, with II counties to be heard from.
As far as heard from the Democrats
hare74 members to the House OF Dcio-
gates to the Opposition Is.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

The Sac. Standard constantly parades
the fact that Col. Baker is an English
man, and that John White, editor of the
News is another. CCme Bolts, that's
stealing our thunder, 1t is the business
of us, Know Nothings, to make fuss
about that, We know.