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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

A LONG WALK "A German recently arrived at
ST. Louis, on the way to Pixies Peak, having ira
vel,ed thus far from his house in Pennsylvania On
foot. In reply to some inquiries about bis under>
taking pedestrian journey OF such length, ne
said he bad mot much money aud "didn't think it
far
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

NICARAGUA AND COSTA RIGA WAR IN New YORK.
The New York papers report reucontre In that
city between General Robert Wheat, of Nicaragua
notoriety, and Colonel George I. Cauty. of the
Costa Rca service. 1t appears that the General,
for nearly two years past, has entertained any
thing but the most agreeable and kindly inteu-
tions towards the Colonel, arising from circum-
stances growing out Of the Lockridge expedition in
1897. The General commenced the fracas by spit
ting In the Colonel's face, aud knocking him down
aud ended it, by kicking him il furious manner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14
DIsoBDERLY RoYs.-A lad n ,med David

0Brien, was before the Mayor last Saturday, and
came very nigh being sent to jail, for disorderly
conduct in front of the theatre last Friday night
Scores OF bad boys have been In the habit of as
sembiing at the theatre doors at night and dis.
tufpihs the audience by Their noise and rude
ness, and to prevent this in future police officer
is to be stationed there to arrest them. Ths pri-
soner promised not to be guilty of lounging about
the streets in future, and the Mayor therenpon
discharged him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

HR3 1-U "A AlN " IxlD UI . I'd VIII
"A be paid fer the delivery ofa Negro Man cali
ed Phil TAYLOR. This negro was pur.
NAV is57 and bill Of sale made by Jn aeorgs .ns
5nsiiiugs. He Is Of mulatto color good teeth
which he shows TO advantage when speaking; walks
badly gave said negro money and q pass TO 20
to Richmond TO visit his wife, who, believe re-
sides in ChedteTfisld she is free woman, and from
what have heard he IL harbored by her The
above sum will be paid If delivered 10 Dickins0n,
JOHN SAUNDERS,
"a Lint Lora.kO Essey county.
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-. BATHS. BATHS, BATHS Hot,
sold and shower Baths can be had daily at ell
sours, at the American Hair Cutting. Shaving, and
shampooing Saloon, under tha American notsi.--.
Entrance on llth street.
Single Baths as cents or 8 tickets or SI ep 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

AIDING THE CAUsE.-A citaen, who was moder-
ate driuker, was besought by temperance agent
to aff1x his signature to an abstinence pledge
He declined, giving various reasons: st last how
ever, he finished by observing: "Weii, I'm willing
to subscribe little to help yor along; put me
down for six months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

~ dso1as b. erzsx, Dentist. ole
snd rasiaepee No. 2sl. on hsin between stk ana o.
- ~~ssss A.A%AAnsUuo ~ NQ-lv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

PosT.FFIcE AFFAIRS Firginia Ippointments.-
Benton j. Miller, postmaster at Turtle Greek
Boone county, vice T. S. Miller, declined. n. 81
Thornton, pos ostriastcr at Saint Tanmany, Neck
leaburg county, vice Philp Love, resigned. John
N. Mauok, postmaster at Massamitton, Page CO.,
vice Benj amin T. Bradley, resigned. A. j. Young,
postmaster at Nettie Ridge, Patrick county, vice
2. Tatum. resigned. Nathan Roger, postmaster at
Ireland, Lewis county, vice j. Bruffey, resgned.
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~ PARKR PoIHDBxTER,
Al, ron arHsrr n !

RICHMOND, Va,
VIII practice in the city of Richmond and In the
Counties of Chesterfield. PowhatsD and Amelia.
a. Office in Lisle's Building. corner of Main AND
18TH streets. 90 23-llm
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A COUNTRY SQUIRE, just come

SOGNIhl pQ0lnEs Jurs cV"s
ER 10 town,
While walking down Main street.
He met a friend OF Judgment sound.
And glad they were to meet.
Qnoth ne, Dear friend have O watch.
And though IL IL not new.
much desire 10 have it left
With the famed bAR-THo-Io NEW.
I've heard his skin 10 rsse compare M
And loving this old ticker,
No other hands but his shafi dare
To undertake TO hx herr
"Mine be repaired. and muss say. a8
Though figtle worth before;
II runs so well would not take
Its value ten times over. "a E
Trne merit should be patronised. a
And squire tween rue andsyou.
You n ever bless the ixcky day
You tried BAk-TH0-Ln-MkW,1
Who has had an experience Of ~ years In London
and America C1rl.r Main and nth streets. .orpc-
site American Hotel. bti
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PLEASANT Day-The weather was so
alarmingly delightful yesterday, that all who
conid do so, in the streets and in the suburbs
enjoying the warm sunshine and refreshing breeze.
In a parts of the city the peach and apricot trees
are in bloom, the grass looks green enough for
May, aud the rose buds are swelling AZ II about to
burst forth 10 fall bloom. Spring seems to have
begun in earnest, but biting fr0sts may yet nip
the swelling buds before the end OF March.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

FALSE PRErENcEs.-A A negro slave,
called james, the property of Mr.. VIM. Greanor,
has been arrested and Gagged for obtaining goods
under false pretences. lie 10 TO answer before the
Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

INTERESTING FROM JAPAN by advices from Ja-
pan to November 10Th, We learn that the new En-
peror, Foen Tzigo bad issued n decree relative to
the fulment Of the terms of the treaties recently
concluded with foreign powers liberal tone
characterizes the document throughout. IL per
mits the introduction of the Catholic religion
the ports of Smoda, Hakodadi, sangasski aud
Desma, but stoutiy refuses TO permit the impor-
ta,ion of opinu,--a favor which, it is said, the
Eogish bad hoped to obtain from the new Empe.
ror. after all negotiations to that end had failed
with his predecesaor.
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DsArH At CoUsr BALL "A private letter from
Berlin Of the l1th ult ssys:

DFfIfu Oh eHu IItu uft., bHys;
"There Was a ball yesterday evsning at Court:
but the gaioiy wss unhappiy interrupted by . IA.
tai event. Madame dc Kustsr, wifs Of the former
PEussian Minister to Naples and Munich, was
struck by appoplexy in the apartments of the
Princess Of Prussia. aud died Immediately. The
body was conveyed TO the residence Of her husband
and The baH ,ssUs ON -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

ABOLITION or THE GRAND JURY IN MIoHIaAN-
Tho Detroit Free press says the act providing for
the trial of criminals hy information goes into
effect sixty days after the 18th of February, at
which time 1t became a law This Law virtually
ab)lishes the Grand Jury, which has for SO long
exercised it's inquistoriai functions, reserving
for tho Circuit Judge power to call It into session
whenever special cases need its aid. All cases are
to be examined before Justice of the peace, and
BY them committed directly TO the higher courts,
instead of fer indictment as has previously been
done,
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R EZEKIEL.
~DEpRrsaIos OF spIRIrs often re-

sult from improper digestion auh toipidity OF the
liver. and as these two org tie ~ genera
torsof disease, immediate steps shoni bs taken TO
aid nature in the perform ance Of lis functions We
know of ms better agent foe execu ing this work
than BAK EkS'PREMtUM h fTTsas "a purely v &c
ans sure cure for all Diseases arising from tha
stomach and bowels. To be had az RUhCELL,
LADD CO. and by all Druggists Va Va. fe 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

ARMY oRDERs.-The following orders have just
been Issued by the War Department.
The following Regulations have been received
from the War Department, and are published for
the information aud government of all concerned
ls'. Purchases by the Subsistence Department of
pickles. sour crout dried frniis, and fresh vegeta-
bes, unless for the sick in the hospital prohl-
bted for the future.
I'd. Two Issues per week OF desiccsted vegetables
may re mace in lieu of beans or rice.
g. Whom fresh baef can ba procured at 81, cents
or less. per pound, net weight, it will be issued to
the troops five times per week.
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pURRUSS & BRO,

l.
Id IMPORT ERS,
Norfolk Va.
Have In store and u g. Custom House, 30 hhds
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK BRAN
OY. imported by them from John Taylor Of Lon
dan aIso' in Custom House, Brandies Of the fol.
lowing brands: james Eennessy; osard, ;Iup bIupuyG "a
lerier, and other brands. CE EAMPAGNES: Green
SEAL Cabinet in half pints; Piper heidaick; Hedc
sck A. Co. and other brands. All grades OF Pohl
VINES. snERRIEs Duff Gordon. Harmon NJ snd 1S
other brands. Madeira Wines. Old Scotch !" HIS
KEY. RYE WHISTLES: srnlmerdean; Lackey's
Mountain Rye; pure Extract Of Rye Grain; FUNK ;
Besore's Old Bourbon County X and other brands
Jamaica RUM. Holland GIN, in whole and pipes;
aostetter's celebrated stomach Btters cnaIies
London CORDIAL GIN. London PORTER. scotch
ALE in stone jugs Superior old scuppern9ng w1ns'
In whole, half and quarter boxes. etc etc Also 400
900 Choice HAVANA sE3AKS, which were selected
In Havana by gentleman sent ont by us for thai
purpose; varying in price from go 10 $5e per tnou
sand. All of " hich will be sold to punctual per
sons on favorable terms. ~,
Cole Importers, in tho United States, OF Taylors
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
Nos Wide Water street. Iron Building,
A 9s-s-,, Nor ok Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

Ik.s sa.d that Mr. Dickens is wrss.ag besk
ncs to hs pnbl.saes, hnt T. he rad BY tha al
ther.
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Dr. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homeo
pafhfst offers his essonaI services to the ~,
Ssns OF alchmond anf its vicinity. once at his re-
fe t2-dIy ssA-
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fNRATE3, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ sHOYELS, T0NGS and POKERS.-I have fol
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds OF Crates
including every style OF Tenders, Summer Pieces,
hsndsom and plain sets of Shovels, Tongs and
Pokars Seven different sizes of coal Scuttles, cinde
shoyaIs. FIRE Shovels: handsome Stands for Shoveis
and Pokers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmans;
are Brick fire Slabs and JAMS sets CT Soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavera and Church Bells, OF
sweet tene. Builders, housekeepers, snd others IL
want of any of the above articles can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. ! am manufacturing
III kinds of Brass and Iron Works OF the SHOVE de
icription at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 22.
Nain street. between 9Th and 9th streets West side
Sichmond, Va.
an I6--dly 8. D DENOON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

About six weeks ago Jacob uelsch. who resided n
the vicinity of East Walnut Hill, Ohio, was bitten
in the shoulder by vicious horse, and not paying
attention to the wound, il became incurable, and
yesterday he died from the effects Of it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

BODY SNATcHEa LTScHED-A man named Be-.
low was caught robbing grave on Saturday night.
at Albany, by some persons in a neighboring bar.
room. They gave him the choice of prosecution
or a whipping. He chose the latter, and they ad.
ministered hundred lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

DEATH. - The Wilmington. Delaware, Journal
notices the death OF John ConDell in the seventy
fifth year of his age. Mr.. Connell was cotempo.
rsry of Clay, Webster, Clayton, and other minds
whose confidence aud esteem he enjoyed. la his
earlier lite he extensively engaged in mercan
tie business in Philadelphia During the PALMER
Gays Of the Old Bank of the United States, tie was
Director Of that Institution, and having inveeted
largely Of his means in it, he was almost ippoyeE-
shed by its ultimate failure. He was present al
the tr asy of Ghent. and made tour through Rus.
sia and France, during the exciting period of Be.
napartss campaigns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14
WIN. SMITH O'BRIEs.-This gentleman

VIM. cMITH OBRIEN.-This gentleman
has been handsomely entertained by his friends
since his arrival here last Friday afternoon. That
night he was sereDaded by the Armory Band, and
aitsr repeated calls, addressed the crowd that had
assembled in front of Capt. P. T. Moore's bouse 70
get eight OF him. Gov. Wise, Joseph Mayo. Esq :,
and other gentlemen, also delivered brief ad-
on Saturday, Mr.. 0'Brien visited various places
ia tne CITY, accompanied by few of his friends
AZ n1eht, dinner was given him at the Exchange
Hotei, by his friends, at which speeches were
MADE. and pleasant evening was passed As this
entertainment was intended private affair, we
uhaoie 70 notice more fully all that took place
He is expected to leave here this morning havinc
accepted an invitation to be in Charleston, 5. c..
on fAur sday next. y"
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s% GREAT SACRIFICE OF

UREAT SACHiFIuE OF
RICH RAGLANS AND CLOAKS,
st r FZSKIEL'S, 90 Main street,
Selling dless of Cost to make room for spripg
Goods. Rich HEAD DRESSES and Fancy HAIE
PINS; Extension SKIRTS of all kip1s, from 20 30
springs. For cheap Goods, call at the CloaK aud
Mantle Depot, 90 Main street. -
fsI4 EZEKIEL.
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~ D arrsraY.-
ropu,GJ sETH aTICHAR
l"rf1CH RESlDENCE CORNER or MAIN

r..a.-., d4sD III NTREETSI
Tenaersi services to the c;rlzs.,s ~ R,ch n,,s
T5Saa,ns Jul Counties. IN his professional Capacity
~ Re OF ten years he esis confidsn,
sas s; enh warrant all operations performed h.
aim to give ei.tire satisfaction ". Sisa ~ aIoa =?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

NOTICE To ONE AND ALL.-DAh.
IN RACOTT, HARRIS 4 co. have determined q,
from this date until the close of the season TO sell
10 have money rather than the goots, even If they
have to sasriice their profit; and having on hand
large stock of tver Goats of every sty and price
together with Fine sBlack Dress suits. Business
Suits at sl prices Fancy Velvet Vests do SIX ana
Cashmere. Fancy and Black cassimere Pants. ~ =
he sold ON such terms that those in want Will be
comneilei to buy Call. If you want any thing Id
the Clothing line really CHEAP at
No liz Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

A1H olzH EhofoGEApHB.---Thc
subscriber takes pleasure la announcing 10 hia mr.
nerous patrons and the public at large that he IA
aow prepared TO furnish Photographs irom nsinis-
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE either plain or coloref
xhich, for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal.
nos superior to any produced Ia this city, at less
man the usual price. Old PietRres corisd ana er,-
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited 20 call and or
tmine specimens at GIBBS Temple Of Art, Ccria-
shian Hali, Main street. between 9Th and 10th.
PIE GIBBS.
p. s-H ron want . genuine Ambrotypo, this Ia
tne place to get 1t, where ron will neither be hum
ougged in price or work, Also, helanotypes, or
any other Picture In the Photographic Art.
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DEST FAMILY BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
ID A fresh LOT Just received for sale By - uvua

nOOMG FOB RENT have two ex
II .sflart pnom. over nv STORE suitable Tor sin
ia ssrsIsnrsn, r MCCARTHY, 4
s nj No III Broad It.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


| oAD OAsuALIf.-@e regret to learn
| chat youth, namei GsoRes L. Walker. son of !,
widow lady, residing In tbs. State of Georgia, mat
with sad accident, on Saturday last whiIa on
cunning excursion, In Aibemarle eoun,y In
company with two or three fellow pupils of Green.
wood Academy, young Walker started out TO shoot
lew birds, having in his possession a gun. the
cock of which was in bad order. After getting
on the bill side, he discovered dove below hin,
aud started down to shoot 1t. The bird flaw be
lore he got within gnu-shot range, aud he was
lower 1t, and Immediately thereafter an explo-
SION took place. One Of his companions, seeing
his cap blown into the air, hastened to him. and
found that the shot had cue his chin aud nose.
and, entering his forehead, had blown out his
brains, killing him instantly. Yesterday after
noon the corpse arrived in this city, attended bv
nve OF fhe.pupis of the Academy, on its way to
Georgia. W
HoNoRs TO THE DsAD.-The remain
OF Ex.Gov. 4. V. Brown, late Postmaster GeneraI
passed through this city last Saturday rnorning
on their way to his late residence 10 Nashville.
TeEn., 10 charge of a committee of Tsnresseeans
consisting Of Judge Crtron, of the United States
supreme Court, Hon. A. O. p. Nicholson Hon. An.
drew johnson, and Hon. Mr.. Savage. Two sons
OF dov. Brown also followed their lamented father
to his final resting place. The other members of
me family, for the present, remain iu Wasbing-
ton. The remains were also accompanied by ].
W. Finks, Esq, Special Agent of the Post Office
Department. and Mr.. Falls Of the Adams Express,
which company generously rendered a free tran.
SIC for the remains from Washington City to
Nashville, Tenn.
when the train arrived at the depot, at o'clock.
A. NJ notwithstanding the drencbiug rain which
was then pouriDg the gallant old Blues, under the
command of Capt. Fry. we're in attendance, and
escorted the funeral cortege to the Richmond and
Danville Railroad depot. by which train the re-
mains were conveyed to the JUNCTION, there to be
transferred to the South-Side
During the day the Post Office was draped in
mourning, and our citizens generally, as we'll as
the military, would have Joined in procession to do
hoIor to the lamented dead, as we'll as to the posi-.
tion ne htIed while living, but for The unseason.
able hour at which the arrived.
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M~ Sroyra. RANoxa Avn Funu,

Vow in store full supply, cargo Of schr Mignio-
lette. Purchasers are invited to examine the Quail
ty Of our wares. We especially recommend the
3ichm nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always on hand for all leading articles sold
It the Governor Street Stove Store.
u. Wanted Immediately two first class workmsn.
oc is GEORGE STARRETT.
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Tie mails by the Arsaia aud North britain con.
tain ssFeA' acei OF interesting news noa received
by telegraph The following is a summary,
TSk VAR QUESTION IMPORTANT nxa.rs tx So
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80 THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY

Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. oc 1s-sm
, 1859-12-26

districts could bear and see whnt is done in the
name al their party Al upheaving Of the
Democratic masses would ensue that would
wipe out Of these Halls forever, the last Of the
aankeg tribe. Heaven speed the day wllcn
such u ruridcation shall take place:
A protracted effort was made last night to
pntch up united South" by inducing tic
South Americans to support Millson, but seye-
raj Of the Americans refused to be "Ea4iona1-
led by this process. A tremendous Southern
pressure is brought to bear on them, and tic
plantation whip is freely applied to their backs.
Col. Lcib has arrived at The National" lie
Is the bc.rer. Of dispatches to Gen. Cameron,
and will carry back 10 the West the latest in
struetions. The Colonel claims to. be the Gener-
aa's p!enipotentIary {or .1e Northwest, and in
the improbable cvc4t Of the realization Of II .
formers aspirations, nothing less than seal in
the cabinet would he IN adequate appreciati,n
Of the Iatter's 'tcrviccs-in his own humble
opinion.
The ''rirgiu doctors" have gone and done
it. Two hundred or more of them have left
Philadelphia in high dudgcou.: It seems that
the rugah police Of that city interfcred with ore
Of their innocent arnusements- They undertook
to mob Quaker Anti-Slare1y meeting and to
tar and feather the speakers, and because tic
i,npudeat police interposed objections, thry
held an indignation meeting and resolved 10
shake the dirt Of TINT city from off their shoes
and depart thence. A philudelphian remarked
to NE Wien lie read the dispatch announcing
their disqualification that it was happy rid
, 1859-12-26
The Senate Committees Complete.

FTT1e 2NnN1N TnHTflYfYNNK 8inE1n1EfNn
~
In the Senate on u cQhesday las1t Ar- NF1nu1
suon'10eo tesoiolloa tnal .ue oNanonk eo"
mttces Of the Sennte should be constituted as
follows:
p.,...,., ,,a<.,, ,t,,on n,r,,.* sr,.,,
,1s trsnatr' sew aa0 suaIsI Do's4'' @''''
Un f7m.sv-Mezan. nnnter Fearce Gxn, Bright, Ham,
n.unl. F.s.raten anl Iarne5ln..
On .""@.:s-AesAEs Chr: Higher, Toonlta. cinEnan.
saustnty. TanIta lnd Chand ef.
xIa"y AJn!f. a"t tit Nit;s-Aes+ss n.yts FisE,
Eaihck Jahn OIL Of A13ansas cheut' Aane "ts'n AMI
kleE. =. .., -
~ scn"f <l7a;r*3lessrt. EaIorY. Thomson, .! n J..
SNleu. Hamnntu Elcho4on+ tie!r. A!a hhtetHy. -
Or j~raFy-NessrS t!asafd- Eush, tteu1azatn Ireet,
Powell. IFuubu land ostca-
, 1859-12-26

Arrival Of tho California Steamer.
The steamship Baltic arrived at her dock at
11.p'cIock. She LEFT Aspinwa1t on tue erening
Of the 18th instant with upwards Of S1,l0o,-
,s.o in treasure. The "Trip through from San
Francisco was madc in t~cnty-shree days and
twenty hears.
Tue United States Mails, aud passengers
which left New York Dec 10!h On The North
cru Light. were ing at Panama when the Bal
tic sailed.
Tue frisatcs Roanoke and Sabinc, aud store-
eaip Relief, remained II Asptnwall, aud the Lam
custer. Lcvaut and Saransc at Panama
The California news is mostly anticipated
SAx FnANc1sco. Dec 5.-The steamers Golden
{:atc aud Uncle Sam leave this morning for Tau-
nlna with shout 700 passengers The Golden
Ga,c has 81 400 .S3l in treasure, and it is be-
lieycd soue $;ve. 900 goes forwa1d ia tie form OF
Government drafts.
| Money has come in sparingly from the coun.
try. Tbs market WaA kept easy by better
supolY in the hands Of capitalist.
| Trade has been dull throughout tho fostuirh.
and extremely depressed. j,
! Gen. Kibbee has succeeded in capturing ove1
COO Of the Pitt Eiter Indians, comprising nj
| most the entire tribe, who made 50 much trouble
| Ia the northern part OF the StAte. They are tx
be placed on the Pijon reservation in The South
ern counties Of California
Advices FROM Guatar1ala, state TINT Mr. Des
esly, Minister TO that country, had protestes
enersctical1y against tho farms Of the treaty re
ceutly entered INTO between England and Gus
tau,ala, 1t being pa1pable violation Of the Clay
ton aud Dulwer treaty.
lIr. Dimitr5, Ninister to Costa Rica, wa 4
last accounts in Nicaragua, sick With the fevel