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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-04
Simmer iam9fam ppram!

@snu Ssfrsih 10 fprtfGbrt, ME &c ansrfanoen.
10 irerpfn lstne @eSuer elm leiGtes Spisl taten.
Der lbltinrtlte 5etlsr, ZEN man in tinem !Rrieac
bs9tbfn tann, 1T Observation-Disclosures unp unrStbi
scs 3anSsrn. Gs seb6rte watrlid penio !0luo.
belt ediu, loon Iauslt Yoraus,uleben, pas giapos
iepne Sntrt9usn Der titrsifii6su Scoieruna ;u.
lebt nidbts rrsitsr Rtrig lnFtu miirren, ais lslbit
ben &risa gu Regimen. Ssp,s 8inp mnsts. poi,
bic eonfsrsnien gu nittS iitrsn wirren, INN
bic 5reunee Seireihs paren rariibsr erfreut. ais
emilio 6ran3 Srsp6 Isin ultimatum erlif6, hno
binnsn brsi 3aaen sntmprt rcrtanete. 9(ter was
aslftebt. Die brei Gage laufen am Spnntaa rem
"A. aprti a6, Die Sefrst6er ridden bob ni,t
srr' gnolit, sipei Gage ipGttr, fcmmt Der Ssfrbl
pom TIei', ben 3icinc ;u %iibsrlhreiten. Sebt le.
sen lt9 BIC eUlonnen in Ssmssung. Ia ater
alt etilliial ocrtietst cine Gpntre. Srore ispes moi
tsrs Spr9sbeu. @iecer ltstt aase RID, biz ,npIlb
am u. pbcr 20. Npril Die 5frej6iI6e @rmce
ptrtitH anfanst, in Snroinieu ein,uriifen. 3rbn
Sa9e tah ben lletsrihritt bes 1icinc. 70 botten
ee Ssitreitbcr iid geribmt, mirbsu lie in Surin
lstn, ater am a6teu Sage ~fanprn fe nod bel
Sfrefat, nur f'ten beuti6e Reilen Don Der @rcn,e.
Ste patfsH lcin't leoen 3ag nur cine Mleilc ;u-
rnf9siF9t. Dae scbl iber bic 9urn unp uuo So-
rtsl&e @pitldusde.
sS'n" 8rar3 9oirpt pun sIufang raI6 entlhie-
Den %9sbnnpelt batt', ME CT iuute uno muet,. f.
'onnte er nit fsiner rreifaben lletermatt has
larrtHtlde Ssrr ercriidt baten, ebe qouis gavus
lion 3ett bate, gu Siife gu tommeu unp bic iran
SpFlhe N"1nt9arhe bItte iarn teim lletcritrsi.
ZEN Orr @ren3e Dem Serru 8,ttcr emanuel tsoro.
men n'ulsn, mic CT rsen als 1lihtlira Irinrm
Tanct Npteu la9t. Stdtt reiTen tat man aewar-
tst, bis 100000 6ran3oien ausetsmmen Nrp.
u"p Damn iriro nod 10 unsIidli6 maneuyrirt.
Dap man OetIn srltsn 3uiammentrefeu grfhlaaen
m'F0' Na0 1T Elm l6lrdter Nnfans. gGUutn pie
eep'l9en UttrstdAtlden @eue:atr re 2ansiamte,t
res 9I'rn sSurmlsr Hababmrn, 70 msrrsn tie aun
ebrn 10 auI'S 5aupt sri&Iassn msrprn, mir iencr.
A"' ~ 0'raus3ulspsn. (6rsie QrtNe)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-04

pabs. Sd ba6e nod cine 2ife cpu ataeupartiosn De-
%prntntrn auBer BEN pprbsmerttsn; ba is inrse tsius
Veis9eitstt bate, ~tislslbsn nm @rlautnie Der Ssr6f,
fsntltruit9 Su bitten, tbeils neil ic atpe1eno, tbeile
aus aneera urladen, tunnis i'd fc Bier nibt %anfutreu.
Vie Itfitt cieier Nn3sise III, msine Ysrsbrten uoncs.
iflits narauf oufncriia am III MAIDEN, boe mon aus inn
Sttlen ntrtsn tann. Die sadie ieltt 1T nun Iumit
etn9elsite:. unc mrin @unib ssbt rob,n, pteIrs tieine
Snltttut sum alAsmc,n men Sstsn su perarGeern unp
FL nsrpoutpmmner, bic wchlbatenteren rnr eiuIuG.
rettbsn bleit9en Geutitsn = nit mtlGcn i'd, tbcilmriIc
ld'on cine untsrrtoun9 rsstalb 9ebatt tate = an YER
rrr9cn, an Dem llutcrutbmen She'll III nebmru. nm,
%palieiee, ras auSihItrfljd, iur 0cutihr beltimmt lein
mlBtc. i'm @%u9rmrinsn nutbriuaenr IN MAIDEN; ras
SnItltut fs'nrr pcn cr 2~egislntur inccrpprirru II, laI,
len, nno ibtn irl@s Stquemlittritcn gu setrn, mic lie
ispe 9Slnf tietet.
VIE 3ett ut beranaenatt, rap unitrc tieIiae eeutIhe
msite lid rod nit 9iebt ais cine hei.
bl9e, a%nItaneiAc unr seittiete tctrattrt, st,pae Deror-
ttseS flr ih ie'blt babe, sunral unlrre IsrbdltnifIe ben
bCtannt finn, nab bestalt crlaube id, mir
btfrmtt Sroen lnrinrr msrttrn yauesleu c III srIutsn.
ltt i'm Sanfe Der nG6itcn swsi s4pbeu tei mir Itrist.
l'h poer nninrith mclpen iu mcuen, un in elmer 10
ea'p ais me9tt6 gu VerInitaitsnotn 8crllmmluns.
lpelte eennatlt in rislsm Slattc ansrtluciat nereen
baS Niatrre btipreten su iTnmcn.
Grscbfnit
:. q. Strsfrr
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3. q. Strsder.

Writ groBtm StranGgsn tssriseu mir roS llutcr.
rebnisn, weItcs unier nlte 6rrunO Gr. 8. q. Stredcr
INTERN ~benti9en Gage in Gnrc1una trinot.
Gtnr rent1bc Sparflls Miro pom Der Iammtsn
orutiten STrtltsruns 0itmOurs fire. ,cjs trorhet MGR.
rcn, unp mir tnO ~itcr,cu9t, pue Gin pcrartiuss Gpiti-
tut re lC9cnsrrigbltcn 6pIgtn fir uuirre ccutjh ys.
"6lfrrun9 nit lib trin9t. 9Hte uns mttaetbsilt wurrs
BAT Ii6 osrr Or. .. u. Strcder trreitt nit rem rim.
FuBretritfn Ntelt9rn rentlhrn @tih1flS;cuteu in Der.
P'nrln9 8rirBt NM i'trral Die bereitmiaj9lte Nnsrfen.
nun8 unp atettnabmr ;~useiihert erbalteu.
I'm Gub. Shr lieteu yaucsIeute it cs lest. rurh
cine cner9Nht une alasmriue 9ribctliauna on pjrier
lroBFn Sade Cure Spmpatbic rufiir an crfcunru ~
9sbrn, uno Cure SetbNtiguus an r~erlrGbcn tei f,errn
Er. Strcter entpcccr mlHrlib cecr ihr;ftlit ou,u.
''t9rn. gh6t aue SpncertHnprlI w~enioltrnS bel / isIsm
unternebmcn cinm0l fallen, unp ihlic6t Cub ccmIrf.
Ben an, neil eS 1u Gurem ciancn Siiten III uue Suet
lpte Cure cine GbnIits Slut b~eissnpcn brutIben sri
Der IN ct. Gouts, cine Nhtuna eetis,rrpe Stelluno
untrr ZEN Qmeritanern lihrrt.
Sts 6olgen, mslde aus elmer bcutihen SrarfaEe
rur Den Vrlhaitsmann, iowie ben artritlnmen Sauo.
'perter unp 6amtl enrater entiprin9rn ino FLAIR unp in
Ole Nu9en f1lcnp. Natrtno CO lpnlt Dem f~clsioffsu
inp tllbtiSitsn reutlten Sc Ibaftsmaun MID m6alih
mar, lslre 9Sertbpapicre lei einem aderitauilden Su.
ltltutt angus in9en, une er oaourh nit benz tcoiinjtias
ten Imerifansr in frinsr N8eilr tuncurrireu fcnnte
miro tbm bier rnr6 G'riinouns elmer pcutl6en Spar-
Salle Gin WfitteI sebptcn, elmer icpcn Spncurren, he.
9esuen gu t6uncn.
Yin anSsrer GROCER Sortbeit fur ben Nrtettcr uno
5amtiienoatsr 1T Der. bHb, wdbrenO fe font nit Scrae
nnb Nrtb lire Griparni1e lcItTt t%emasttsn, ,bnen
hermit @eieacnbeit unO Si6erhet sctpten mtrp, ibrc
Srlparnils frnhttrtn9rnp aniuIrsrn. Oa6 irpaun
mob fur Giricnisen Gin GROCER Gprt6sil paraus emf.
lprin9sn mirr, welde thejls Der ensljIteu Sprade
ntht m06tig, thrills tein Srrtrauen in rsrartioe euo.
lilbe Snltitute itben. lit einlruHtenr.
SotaIr lid cine 9sbSri9r 9lniatI son l6c%ilnc6merr
9eiuneen enern, fol- lcicrt zine &srlammluna ante-
raumt perren, in ter rie Statutrn Y~crscleAt unp &c.
ratben nnb CUR Gabl Der Seanrtsn aeId ritten nrroen
Ioa. @Sir lrben rabcr tsi pieIem llntsruebmen elmer
all9fmetnen SctbriIi9uns Der ~ssinmmten ~reutlden
SeD6Iterun9 ~snt9esen. Gs gtecaettrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-04

Sett eini8sn 20 Sabrcn i@cn 1tsrftsn meirs
'iebsn SanSsIeute mir bas Sertrauen, mir ibre
@slOsr CUR auf6ewat tuns gu aebsn, unp ctalei6
btsIss tlsine unterns6msn bt5 Jest nur pripat mar,
muB mir Sober trcb Der Fin unO mieper uua;i,s
ittJsH VanSesDesGdltnins uuc eeren na6t6eiliseu
6olSsn fiF Die 6tnan5sn rshslten oTsn ssasten,
Rap I'D n'stner pli&t sstrtu uno pinttli& mad
8ef'mHeH aHb immsr na9 8unl& austsatlt
8sasE9t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-04
Mcbi3imifcbc Imsci0cm.
Gjc(unbcr WScmIobcn gSerffonS,

~ Ttlr&dt rS rcQncriiden 9SctttrS, mao " r I'M 0duft Die.
Yes NruelaSrs hat!en unbin NrIqe bensltrn farm man gar nibt
dEcrr9 csno:icn, ols coS br Shentltte @ciunebcitsmifano hes
g1notS III rcrbGlinifm6ei9cr 9SCie ron ben 9dt ouSbouben ben
N'oIn1en une Ter Wdilrtt lciben unb lid burh aubcre ucrb RI.
lhCnccn SanlneItr0ntbcttCn tuubeebcn rtro. Dae acIbe glebcr
"reTetItt rh IN uriLrm ySnrc ron aabr su Satr mcbr, unb mern
rltt 3cibr1 6ictcr, 70 wirt lcioer GbrIera beicn ShIe cinnebn,cu.
penc YNu Cen Hltn ejdHcnfeberr. Dem Gopbus unb taien uuc
E9uhitrtbcrn III Irrdct, Die tets tbe snSGbl Spfcr fir bs Grob
lNycryn. IN Sttroht bnltr Sbatiofrn III bos bette, mas man
tbun ram, bic 8lrncr sGOuittmtipu in ibrcm nprmaleu 3ultoup IN
ETb1'tsn, obne Ole y,cten0frNft gu ~seidbrScn' gu bteiem Gnbt bat
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-04

2Sir Nsr6fentli6cn teute nutmals auf mrbr.
ifitt9'S Ssrldn8en Die na6fOlseupcu @rtitel, bi,
e"f Die Grrthtuns elmer bsutfAcn Spartaut an
pteIi9rm place St3u9 BADEN. Die arpGe y(at,
rage unO las raide Sersrrifen unlerer Issteu
NuInmcr lpribt oaflr, lrte Iebr Die 0eutntcu
bas 3uitanprtommcn elmer Serdrttaen 9souf mir
i@en, una mir ~Sfreifeln peC6nlb auct nidt i'm Miu.
celten an raS ,3uitunpsfpmmeu unp rafte GrbIii.
ben eunc5 terartiaen Suiituts.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-04
Scutit1e gparfaTe.

S"'r Die u"tsrje!hnetsn battu felt Sa6rsa e-
men Sbftl unierss unbenutten 0elces Dem 6ru
S.I. SHREDDER CUR &uftsrabruna anuertyaut
uno pon 3eit gu Belt bel ibm pepcnirt. Gs ac
Ihd9 otsiss tbstlo aus Der urlahe, uns nitt &c,
rautt gu leben unp eS ii&sr su piTrn, tbeils abc,
aud I'M ole ubli&en Snt rsiIen ,a eenieeen. uup
m"dt rs inns Ser9niisen, 6rn. Streder bitrmit
gu %Oeicu3sn, ta6 eeris!te inns ~icprr,eit auf unle-
rem Wnnlb bic OepOiitrn nit 9ntsreNen sintt.
lid br3ablt bat unit mir pesbaIb pirlss lStlite
untsrneemen ni6t alein lpten, Iuncern aud I'M,
ieren 9trbrtsn Sanbs!eutsn betens ansmpftblrn
tGnncn.
RibrOub, DEN 10. T;ai 1859.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-04
8iArOuD, BEN 10. T;ai 1859.

6ranl 6rrysr.
6rdulein Slbans.
s. s. Wcger.
9einr. SutIer.
5rtcbrih Quge.
SrieOrib Bed.
6rdul. Gath. S6Gnlsker
6. 3. @aIiiber.
@u9uit Yfeifer.
SOB. Sac. 8iefer.
6elene Slaer.
9biIip Sauter.
SOB. Ssinr. tSjotrline.
6ermann 3pprtrd.
8aItin Shmar;.
@rOrs Sinsrr.
GbS. SrauB.
@eCrs peter 2Gbr.
9ermann &irhtUf.
MtiB 6dnnp Nasn.
@iB 6. Nenitisl.
Sol. 9. @fvan.
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Wppernprnraee

Va" 'e ettl@iSotnen IHeettpner, peiht aus einem unprbcnt,
nMeh Wta9en pser aus Der 2eben entlprinaen.
S"ie unpereault6feit, S6ure i'm Waaeu. GrIif S,,,.
utEHntn: Nppeittlpf9teit, @rrait!idhfsit, SCrlirpfuno. b(rtknse
u nul!sAf P9mprrspietn. Sn alien nerpbIen unb rbcumo-
tnTth s{HHtn Ear &c btl u%nIahllSen @taIsn mubltb6ua dctpirr
HHo SenltaneiSe Sttlrr9 herppr9ebradt.
5ale'es NJ etne rein or9etabililae Mi1dsuna. roh arsna
WHnthlNatittnen @rrneiaeen uno mad @npeiiuno bss brss
ru!nr'ttn pclanetldtn 9ycfeIlrrS 9perbape. bereitct g,rnsn
istneS 9reten GrtpIssn in ben meiittn eurSp6iittn Stoofsn
mar lclfs Stnfuhrung in ben Ser. Staater mebr fIr Yir;sn;I,
gen oellHAlh'i, pclte aus unlerm So,trlarbe in biefsrt 0nnhs
MuHsu' nao. "a paiitlbe Hntsr ibncn erusen SeifaQ aes
!1HprH, 10 rtett In CO ctnl amcrifaniidiCn QublifumI ON inhpn,
tD metR, paF leinE III cr 5bit runtCrta.en mebiduifhsn C.
9tnlna'tsh ra Sftanntimdft ~ptrlhaiTrn rperber.
StlpnesrS Wtreee fur Solhe %envfpbIen. beren 6 rrit;,u,;,,
ourn zen b~siienoi9tn Gcbraudi Won Qial5ren rner amSrron
NAeNHNttihn9tn IN %lnrrennna 9Crathcn fnb. gm Nfiors
HttHEM 1Natnetidlth MIRIAM, nnbst cS fc,ncn o, ah,n ST..
gum Slee oeS Eetene, iHoem &c in iebe Nerse einhrinot ms
Is of[nP!9L Den iliteneen Self auirittet uue in hrT 9hot
"" ''"'''' III S q III eas 9anSs Spitcm ~trinst.-
3ts1reee Ser6reitung bieits ausoe,eibrrt.r Nr,n, e,
Sf!tNN?snF NaG9enlurt9sn herecrserifcn, mesboIb Sss ON
ell!4ri I'm @ntauFr oUrimbtis 1en mus. Damn IN "a a. nstSz;t"
Cap !JAr 8osrhast'e SpldnbiiHtS Bitter. brSnr Ssr cs foyts'
Fifti9 probtrt. Cine 9puti4e wirb gth StsT,e,,s, NSSt,i
Go eeleT nj, ME ale N~a6abmunoen ' w
*" SsrEautt $l.00 per 9pteI pSsr & 9ri,,fs fTr ts
bel Ben sin6i9en @i9ent6amern O""'' i"' :"
SenIam in 9dat ir. II. 6 n
o"0't'Hnien 9en &ytttin fur @Sptbefer II Gbsn,ifsr
Sn pnb nirb bitcS 9jiisSrS sfrf,uft in So, q.
c en-, "' 2p; Dove uno Comp, aleronber OuSoI SD
&t,;r M =. 5"enlien II. 8rp, @ru6bf unb Hyperion q
SS1ii"t' SS'!ln9 Hnb Yrane, gbnrIss NiQIpauab unb e. q
ysVi MY u auen StdNten Der Der. Staatss IL Si.fss 9,it.
''''' !" 9"'sH'' use
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March Mallow pastoral hcmostat que paste
nn 1nsrnetmlem %e5eltmat; Nc9cn Gyfi!tuna umr Soaten BON ocn
er(lEn tanjr}lhen unH GmtEitantAen &erucn ltbr ompIpben. 3u
Pa7Eh e' y. e. SLIDER, |st.
Seine Gswirj GGOcolaee er6ielt Iceten
s. 6. Gii4sr, @at.
Giisn-GbrtOtaOe, ~teitanris frii8 unO oOn eritsr
SWaitat lei s. 8. Slider. Mat.
Gaeac. S~aftsGdsn,. gideItafe, geaf.pUmper une
9rPflu SmpEtt 8. 6. SiiRcr, @sE.
6riIte Oro9uen nno Nseoieamente. INTER anceren
r%ractabiiiits Stutrtiai9ut9s~ piler, @~ranbret6'S game Hnb
o5utt1e aaiCys gjten; 9iCGdne6 Heberz 9iDtn; 6nlanb's, 80.
ltoty1, @ccrAogen'S UNI Saer'5 Differs. frNh erbalten mo INN
8CTaNf bi 6. {. BifAer, @at.
&dmme, feline >no 9rp6s, ron Snpia rubber, Glfen.
tdn unS 6crn; f%ranjoTItc uub tnsliIGs 3a6ns unb gioae!klvfsr.
s@te Gou SC Cologne, in taIEea Nnp sanSen 6laous, bel
s. e. 3iiher, Ig!.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

SHAME The Abolitioniss and ultra Republi-
ca IS of Massachusetts, are circulating petitions
to The Legislature of that State to remove from
the Statehouse grounds the statue Of Daniel
Webster, designed by Powers, which was recently,
W h proper solemnities placed there by the ad
mlrers and friends of that great statesman. The
reasons assigned are thus stated in Garrison s
IL orator and in the petition itself:
q 70 he Senate and House Of .Rep,eseatattUes Of Me
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts:
I'VE, the undersigned, citizens of the Com
mOnwealth OF Massachusetts,, respectfully ask
you to remove from the State-hOu3e grounds-as
no honor to the State and repugnant to the moral
sense of the people--the statue of Daniel Web
ster, whose last years were spent in defending
the Fugitive Slave Bill, and whose last counsel
to the Commonwealth was : TO conquer her pref
udices' against slave hunting, aud to return men
to bondage with alacrity.'"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
| concur: ::

AVOIDING A DuN.--Smith, the compOsitor, was
indebted to the amount of 800 and on meeting
the collector during n very "tlght time" rid
himself of the debt by The following dodge
EDO You know man named James IL. Smith :?
| have bill against him (produclng it) for $50,
left by Dr. A., who, you remember, recently died,
and his accounts have been placed in my hands
for collection"
"James IL. Smith" replied the compositor
repeating his own name slowly, as If 1t had a
mystcriously familiar sound aud he were endeav'
orng to recall it. 81 have heard that name be-
fore, surely James II. -James-Jdmes II.
oh yes (as if with sudden remembrancc) he
used to be employed here, certainly, certainly he
did. | remember now he worked next to my
case, poor fellow !" and the speaker paused and
looked sad
"pid anything happen to him?' asked the
collector.
Yes. lie died suddenly one morning, Of
cholera, after attending the sick bed of lricnd.'
"Dd he leave anything| asked the man OF
bills.
40, no. The boys had TO bury him. | gave
five dollars myself to help in putting the gener-
GUS creature under the sod. lie died penniless'
"Then there is no use of keeping This bill, /
supposeY
''None at ALL" said S. And as the collector
departed, he continued, to himself F." guess Pve
got rid of that old bore"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

Letter from the Indian Country.
Prrr RIVER VALLEY, Oct. %, Isl

Prrr RIVER VALLEY, Oct. %, 1859.
Ed JOURNAL Again we have been successful
in our mission to rid this section of Indians.
write you more especially because know that it
is an interesting subject to those who from Cali
fornia's infancy have had TO deal with the red
skins Tho early settlers of Trinity had their
share OF the annoyances and troubles incident to
q country where the indians acted pretty much
the same part they now do in this valley.
On the morning of the 2lst II party of men
left for Dick Pugh's ranch, arriving an hour be-
fore daylight They concealed themselves until
two hours after day break, when they surrounded
the squaw mans house. Nineteen Indians were
taken-mcn women and children. The Indians
had come in to procure provisions from Fort
Crook Three of the squaws taken belonged to
white men /; one to r.. Pugh, another to j. Ron,
and another to man whose name | shall not
give, as he is about to leave the valley. The
notorious Indian Chief, and rascal, "Shavc
Head and " Hat Creek Liz" were captured in
Indian Valley. The squaw promised to show our
men where ''Shavy's" band is. She says we will
have to fight hard to whip them, as they are we'll
armed with guns and will not give up. The
company will start in a few days under command
of Gen. VIM. G. Kibbe, whom they all esteem as
u brave and kind man. $.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
CBe Grinitp goutnal,
WEAVERVILLE, CAL,
saturday Morning, November 5, 1859,

STEAMER ARRIvAI.-The John l.. Stephens ar
rived at San Francisco on the 2Sth, with 1895
passengers. Most of her news has been anticipa-
ted by the Overland mail Martin Huntly, aged
g. years, died on the upward trip.
Thomas f. MEAGHER sailed for Nicaragua on
the 9th ult., with Government dispatches too i'm
portant to be trusted by mail. GEN. WALKER
declares his arrangements cannot be interrupted
by the u, S. Government . The President has
ordered Limantour's arrest because of forgery in
connection with his famous San Francisco land
claim. OUR Government has made peremp-
terry demand on Chile for redress. LAMoUNTArN,
tie supposed lost aronaut, landed in the Canada
wilderness, was three days without food, and lost
everything. Thomas WIcKENs was guilty of a
mast revolving assault at Lafayette, Indiana
In company with others he was stopping over
night with the corpse of a man named Stevens.
He slipped out of the room, went TO the widow S
apartment, and attempted to outrage her person.
The villain made his escape. Dir. CULLEN has
applied to the Peruvian Government for perms-
sion to introduce $4,000 Irish emigrants into that
country. Tue Lion Lager Beer Brewery in
New y ork, was burned Oct I'd ; loss, S250,000 ;
insured for Sl45, 1000, MAJ. W. W. CHAPMAN,
u. S. A., committed suicide at Fort Monroe, Sept.
q. JoHN GREEN killed Calvin Furlong in
Boone county, Mo-, Sept. "a. ..JUpGE UNDER
wtOD, of Atlanta Ga, is dead =. A TELEGRAPH
ic dispatch from St. Louis to New York, read
" he California State election, Sept 7th, result
cd N the undoubted choice Of Milton S. Lafhrop.
NJ lsrs. Scott and BurchaH are probably elected
to Congress-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

THE GRAVE OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.-A Phil
adelphia paper says that " after long period the
last resting place of the great philosopher, states
man, patriot, and printer, has been exposed TO
public view, and strangers who visit our city
need not hunt up the sexton to show them the
tomb of Franklin. A neat and substantial iron
railing has taken the place of the brick wall
before his grave. A solid block OF New England
granite, (ft emblem of his birth place,) in which
the original slab of marble containing the names
of Benjamin and Deborah Franklin has been in
serted-now covers his remains the space around
has been sodded, and the whole presents very
appropriate appearance"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

TRINITY RIVER CANAL.--ln n suit involving the
above property, the Supreme Court has made the
following decision, sustaining former judgment ::
HoCKER VS.. T. G. KELLY, EFT. Ar~-ln this case
the only error assigned is the refusal OF the Court
below to allow the appellant to intervene in the
action to which he was not made a party. The
suit was brought to recover judgment on claim
for work done as mechanic on n ditch, and to
subject to sale the promises for the payment Of
the debt. The appellant claims TO be mortgage
creditor of the defendants, the mortgage being
subsequent to the alleged mechanics lien OF the
plaintiff. The suit Of plaintiff had been pending
ior some time, and The appellant did not make
his motion to intervene until the term Of trial,
and just as the plaintiff was about obtaining
Judgment. We think the application was too
hte-at least that the Court was not bound to
allow it when so nterposed No reason is shown
why it was not sooner made. The effect OF the
application would necessarily be to postpone the
trial and If we recognized the absolute right OF
Intervention in such cases by third parties, the
result would be that ii would always be in the
power of the defendant. by assignment cr other
wise to postpone almost indefinitely trai
No injury can result to the appellant by this
refusal for if he has any valid claim ii If still
in his power, by the appropriate proceedings to
assert it, aud this proceeding and the result OF II
can in no wise affect him. The decree would, of
course, only bind the parties to it, and would not
affect Il claim when the holder Of it was not made
party to the proceeding.
The Judgment is therefore affirmed.
BALDwIN, J.
concur: Corr, j.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

DUBIOUS PRosPEcT FOR BREAD AND BUTrER.-
When we take up a newspaper containing two
columns Of political platforms and one column Of
"Czapkay," and find the aforesaid three COLUMNS
" doubled" on the third and fourth pages we
take it for granted that the paper is pressed
for patronage, and the proprietor for bread and
butter. We don't say that any California paper
is in that predicament.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

Coon, II TnUE.-Ibe following cheering piece
Of intelligence is taken from the Washing ton
al have been informed that brigham Young
and other leading Mormons are desirous TO leave
the United States, aud plant themselvesand their
followers on the Island Of New Guinea, one OF
the East India Archipelago islands, lying near
Boyneo aad the equator, aud are in negotiation
with the United States IN regard to. their improve
ments, and the transportation of their whole flock
to their final resting place. | also understand
that they claim that there are one hundred and
fifty thousand Mormons in Europe, who are ready
to join them here or il they determine to go to
the'islaud spoken Of, 10 unite with them tpere.
God speed the cXo1ls OF this pestf'rons body Of
immoral, uaudustrious sldyish, tyranncal, mis-
guided aud deluded people"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

SrRYCnNINE.-The editor Of the Oregon City
Argus was nearly poisoned to death, lately. He
placed strychninc in some ripe apples the birds
eat Of them, flew 10 other trees, and pecked at
the apples. They were touched by the poison,
and came near killing the newspaper man and
his friends. This is the first instance on record
where an editor was known to own an orchard
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

THE OLD Loo CABIN.--The San Andreas hlde-
pendent one of our most valuable and best con-
Quoted interior exchanges, reviews past days
"The ancient Jog cabin with It's CHEEKY fire
place at either ehd has crumbled and nothing
is to be seen save the melancholy chimney, and
the howl of the coyote is too often heard where
once the cheerful song Of the prosperous laoorer
echoed among the hills. In such places the most
Notwithstanding desolation regns--a dreariness
more saddening than that Of naked desert, for
the bebolder is constantly reminded, by the dim
ruins around him, that once the cheeriuncss Of
prosperous habitations covered the spot and by
The decayng trunks OF fallen trees, and the
rough piles Of earth aud gravel that the face Of
nature has been reduced to this unseemy aspect
by the hands which in all other countries are
employed in beautifying and adornlng it,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

"OLD GuARD."-At the Scott reception in San
Francisco, sixty persons who served under him
in Mexico, were assigned the place Of honor, un-
der command of Col Baker. On his return from
the North the veteran General proposes a reunion
Of all the officers and soldiers now in this State
who served in that war.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

ROYAL JEALousY.-The King of the Cannibal
(Sandwich) Islands, has re-enacted the Sckles
tragedy, or attempted it. Htshot his Secretary,
Mr.. Nelson, believing him too intimate with the
Queen. Nelson didn't die, and his dusky Maies-
ty being satisfied the parties were Innocent evn.
ced great sorrow at his act, and took the Queen
again TO his arms.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

ANADOR county cannot be much in debt, for
Springer, of the Ledger offers to take county war
rants at par, for debts due him. Either the war
rants are pretty good and the aforesaid Springer
intends sinking something for future use, or else
debtors are held at a big discount.-.Nariposa
E1zeffe