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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

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Il For this week will be Published THIS AFTERNOON 81
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CONTENTS % No. 4-JASUARY Is:
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.
PoIMs TALEs sKETcHsS-rne Rock 10 the valley OF
Il Gior by O. Whittier Sonnet. BY Frame, Anne k-mbe
John Adams BY Theodore Prter; CGhs in search OF Da-
mel; Day Pfesens by Serious Di,rist Qiaten in
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LlTERATURE Autocst Of the BIeakfss, Table; New
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Review Magazines; The Norh American Review; Lite
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Fisr ARrs.-schooI Of Design for Women American
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Morris AID QuERus.-Poetic Resemblance; Horadsrai
The HoIs@ aDd kioer Humorous Psfooes OF DE- Johnson
CokRisFoxDtscE Toe Tn rpdte VIII
LEADING sRTIcLk1be Iron Interest IN the Tied States
Th. JaOnsry, American Society," TIE Doctors
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tFnos EVENING Jan. H. 1852 for the purpose OF eectns
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Th0NoMicaL EPHEMERIs, 1859 to lS,. Pnoe tlss.ssn'
pence See ZADkIELs ALMANAC The contents are va
ous ard interesting the HesozyFhie very ecrioal
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CPINGL Err INSTITUTE. Madame LOUISE
OABEL Fi b.g leave 10 that she w ave her
FIRST MATINEE st me above place 90 SArUhuAl hs1-
the 18th January assisted by Distinguished fesoeh'
atrts
msj. BY BeethoStn Fssuen OF the NM concerto py
Chopin, Tnkets at 81 cents, 20 be bad hs ns u
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SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT boohs o>,
Have eece tasT s,senton 70 kOO OAlto
AL WORKS Rrlnouishins tie general book sSe
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7 IFE OF THOMAS PAINE.-A new edition
Of ,b, II. OF that abused pstriot of the American
Rryoy,iop THOMAS PANE has jss; eeea pubisbed ~ the
INV YsTiGATOR OFFICE. Bstea. Ma Prize TS ems
Ibo .he POLITICAL srd TbEoLOOiCAL "OahS OF M
PAINE, and may D. bsd OF - -,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

&Cn mn -WANIED-A person with the
T~O,VNyOs .5sye anogn; IL badness Already e.Ab-
hnee, psyfs ss 90 per cen, the doIl secured BY x
pseL s1o -tsout cOInD.t.ion Well worthy the sttenton
of ,srrsL.,s ADDRESS y. 7. AsHhAS Co, No. S fssey
-, h.~ loIk CITY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

Or COURSE He DID The AIJa "is informed
that the President refused an advance copy of his
route, but did furnish copy to the Southern
route stages Nobody but downright fool
would attribute such littlcncss to the author of II
document to be read by millions of people. 1t is
hardly probable that the President once thought
of the triaing strife of the two rival routes. We
shouldn't be surprised if the President were con
victed of conspirng against the 1Ha and Sacra-
mento Union to prevent them from denouncng
wckedness in high places" in their peculiarly
effective manner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

CALIFORNIA OCEAN MAIL SEnyICE.-The prn-
cipal officers of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany have been lowering about Washington ev-
er since the successful experiment on the Tehu-
antepec route, anxious to have their mail con
tract renewed. The two lines with the Panama
Railroad Company, receive three quarters Of a
million dollars yearly, for mail transport, which
can be effected in eight days less, and at onethird
the cost, by the other route Damnation, tempo
raj and eternal, ought to be the reward Of the
ing these Bedouns Of the Ocean.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08
Mail Notice.

THE mail for the Atlantic States will close at
this Office the 18th and last day of every month
and daily for California, Oregon, Washington aud
Utah Territories. JAMES O'CONNoR, Pm.
Weaver, Oct. 9. 1889.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

To BE KErr DAnG.--The Sacramento Uaion
announcing colorcd peoples church festival
says: "a confidential appeal Is made to the lib
erality Of the public - The same paper recorded
the death Of" two Welchmen, natiDes of Cornwall,
in England, also Of Wisconsin," Another mum,
ber mentions "a very superior article Of caststeei
soap -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

WE conclude that it is a very unwise thing for
respectable and intelligent citizen to desire
election to the Legislature of this State, because,
at the commencement of every new session " the
papers" always declare all preceding LcgislN-
lures either rascals or fools A great degree Of
confidence is expressed in the present assembling
body but next year they will be instanccd 10
the newly elected as awful examples of human
depravity" That sort of fool talk is not sup
ported by facts for three or four years the Leg
islature of California has contained more intelli-
gence, active thought and education, than u sim
liar body of equal numbers in any other State
1t is true that number of fools ard iliteratc
persons have been there, but they have been of
no more consequence than the benches and desks;
with a very few exceptions they have had sense
enough to be quiet and permit men Of ability to
talk. Whoever has been present in other State
Legislatures might have remarked greater pro
portion of Ounces and dummies than Is percept
bic in this State Capital Members who claim
to have acquired considerable distinction in 9th
cr commonwealth assemblies, find it impossible
to maintain asccndency over the young, vigor
ously thinking men selected from a more than
commonly intelligent people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

THE Arctic Fox.--Dr. Rae says that attempt
ing to shoot an Arctic fox, the animal tucked his
tail under his legs, cooked his ears and tried to
look like hare which animal is not considered
worth killing, in the Arctic regions. He, also,
saw one bite off the cord from a spring gun, and
then eat the bait in safety From this, it appears
that foxes, like Yankees, grow sharp as they are
pinched by frost.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

FIRST RATE APPOINTMENT There is a report
not deserving Of much credence, that Senator
Gwin has been appointed Secretary of the Uni
ted States Treasury The story may be consid
cred an exquisite satire on the old mans some.
what shaky reputation for honesty If Mr.. Bu'
chanan has really entrusted the public funds to
his tarry fingers, we shall be convinced that the
Sage of Wheatland" is in doatage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

AGmcrrrunE.-In In this State there are Al
acres cultivated; 4,5l $50 bushels Of wheat pro-
duccd 5,S25,ij0 bushels Of barley; l,l92,752
bushels Of potatoes; l,322982 peach trees; G18,-
O93 apple trees. There arc 1881 horses;
2O,7lG mules md asses; 6o7,l3G cattle; llO,O2o
ahcon and 100. 600 hoes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

The Louisville Journai states that several per-
sons have been turned out Of the New York Gus
tom House because having taken sides with the
Benica Boy against Morrissey-Mr. Buchanan
being, himself, a strong Morrissey man
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

TuEoLoGtcN. Sandwiches. The San Juan
Press dcnominatcs the process bywhlch minister's
add little secular talk, sandwiching the gos-
pcl'-and adds, that 1t is necessary to do that
to attract sinners to the house Of prayer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

NINETY thousand hogs were slaughtered by one
firm, in Cincinnati, between the first of August
and the first Of December.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

A MILITARY or post road across the plains, can
carrying the malls or in the accommodation Of
travellers; and as for freight Of course il IL out
Of the question. Thcn, If delay is not attribnla-
bic to selfish and morcenary motives. why are not
the immense sums that are squandered on i'm
practicable and worthless roads, Mt once oppro.
priated toward the construction Of railroad -
SisFiyou Chronicle.
Very true! A while ago wa observed San
Francisco cnthusiasts-nol worth four bits In the
Almighty earth pulling of their dirty shirts
and tearing them all to pieces at the arrival Of
the overland mail And what has the overland
mail brought us? Two or three passengcrs and
hatful of letters, Has it reduced Atlantic
passage one penny? No sir; the overland mail
is a dccoy duck whose nuttering IL to draw at
tention from the promised railroad. The railroad
is in the tail Of Senator Gwins coat; at intervals
the greasy roll Is drawn out and the steamship
emssary observes Mr.. Buchanan, the Pacific
Railroad il you plcasen ~ Mr. Buchanan answers:
"All right, Doctor-overland mail, Doctor!
Kiectr and the sage Of Whcatland digs bis index
finger into the swamp doctors ribs, and contin-
ues: "That win do to tell the peopie, Doctor;
but as FOR you and me, know better.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

The Washington Union denounced Douglas
Democrats, and now proposes coWpromise,
which caused the Louisville JournaI TO say that
the Union ia selling indulgences' to keep hold
Of the public printing
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08
THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
Calvin 3. Mcdonald, Editor.
WEAVERV WILLIE:
Saturday Morning, january y, 1850.
EVIDENCE OF SUPERIOR INrErIIoENcE-We

EVIDENCE OF SUPERIOR INTELLIGENCE w e
may request comparison Of country journals
printed in Eastern States with those produced in
California. Does any Eastern town of the di
mensions of Shasta, or Yrcka, or Downievillc,
produce a newspaper that would compare with
the journals representing the villages named .
If So we have never made the discovery We
would be ashamed Of the oracle OF our own ma
tive village as an apology for this journal nor
do we receive a single Eastern, country exchange
Scarcely one of them contains an original article
worthy of reprint ; they seem to have no ambi-
ton beyond the discussion of local events, or SUI
pcriority in rival combat. They are cxceled by
the most spiritless California journal, which, if
transferred to their territory, would be their ex
trpation.
The necessity of newspapers like those given
us in exchange each week, by California cotem-
porories, proves a superiority of intellectual ad-
vancemept Tie who would attain, even village
notoricty, must possess intelligence and acquire
mcnt above that displayed 10y editors in small
eastern towns. With this nfallibe index of pop
ular intelligence before them, it is amazing that
Atlantic people are not better instructed in re-
gard to the social and intellectual condition of
this State. But they estimate California advance
mcnt by the comparatively slow progress of Dor.
der settlements, made by different class OF peo.
pie, and err prodigously,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

Az eastern poet calls Prentice, of the Louisville
Jounal, 4" son Of the lofty lue " with slight
change 6f orthography, it is perceptible that
Prentice unlike James p. Clay, Is not " the de-
gencrate son Of an iInstrlons sire.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

"MY son, would You suppose the Lord 3 Prayer
could be engraved in space no larger than the
area Of half dime 80
Well, yes, father, If half dime Is as large
in eyerybodys eyes "a it is in yours, think
there would be no difficulty in putting it on about
four times"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

Thomas l.. IIARnIs, It distinguished Democrat
Of Illinois, and for several years a member Of
Congress died on the 2ilh, at Springfield. lIe
was one Of Douglas most powerful, western par
tisang
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

C,nsoN VALLEY Citizens held meeting on
the nth Of December, at Clear Creek, and resol-
we'd not to submit to Mormon laws. Gentiles
can obtain no justice Of Mormon appointed
Judge-thcy say.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

TuERE was n tremendous hurricane at Swatow
in China, last September, Three thousand Chi
namon ard a number Of junks ware lost; also 10
foreign vessels
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

Fmsr.RArE LITTLE JoURNAL.-We have never
seen a more attractive little newspaper than tho
North San Juan Press it edited by Il, Z. Avery,
with solldity of Judgment, aud exquisite taste.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

MANurAcruaEs.-In California there are ll5
grist mills; All saw mills; 23o quartz mills, and
r q lro,variog
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

CERTAIN teamsters at Stockton have been
destroying wagons aud poisoning mules belonging
to persons who haul for low freight.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

Is his late Message the President very skillful-
" switched-of" the Pacific Railroad.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08

"Monsicur, sare, dat Il sufficient to prove me;
that will make me IN grand actor"
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