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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

Ca Sntlding tie res Pi)bf'"'" N"'iD'' S'N'-'~, -
h.. s.t.,dsd from May 10 to juno ].
~ carRcB.-Tne members OF -. Johns
r..,.h Ar, making srrsDs emsLts - eject new cdr
a. an the e Of the present structure corner OF john
-, ava Washington streets. Ire Iew building n 10
~ At mick or atone. Toe present one, winch rs get
,,r % be to- snail for increasing oonsegaos' u
Al vo6d The eost is estm sted 81 SJ00VO.
Tar BoaRD or CRY CASyAssERs.-The Common
cesneil Let lat evening as Board OF CabVassois'
Al X .IpFITisca M The Chair. Tue returns fro
the different Wards were opened ~ 1ne NeisI .uon,
On motion they referred 70 ynn'ttee u IuIe
10 canvass aud report on WeanessSy
.ooo,ptsd sueh Committee. protest a. 4lnss 70
.ixirg the vote Of Of the DisTictt OF Tue TellIn
WsTa on account Of informally, was presented ana
referred to the Committee. Ice bosiu 'len
p.xssx1 10 , CLERGYsLS.-The Suudsy-schOol
.t,.s,d place b. T. Choen pave pLs..hsS tIs
,s, ~ Rev Jossyh Lewis, with service Of nseI pae
80 sesd s3y 10 Cssh ~ token oi tben esteem
Hs about 10 take ehs',s Of s.-tnsI congregation
THy IEpUsTRIAL SCHOoL.-The annual report OF
ne school shows mat during toe Ps,s yea. the nam
t~nssos co. 2s9 srclss q clothing have been s,sn OUT
tbs tebosr ice receipts Of the year were tls5 ~ o
I.rs.Hess ssS9 IS, leaving balance IN The treasury o.
sIA ~.
Tgy GPAsp JuRY.-The following gentlemen were
Grand JuOfs he NOGIL OF Olei
.,xrs.y VIM Atkason Foreman Isaac Ssidmofei yo'hus
Idins IT, Jsoobus J. Lake, jr Ebenezet "e'on horace
R.n,,.n J.sss r. Hall James {. Adams, Wlsn Aieh4noer
irosp a.on johnson, kcbsfd Van Wyek saul "
LSll Alorzo Ude Benz Bsid -n Henry g. hseSen Ad1n
HT.sb suson Ksp.lle JPaB Dufyss, JoAn l. scheDct
Aks Iryu gsion, John b. hshoTieSson
By.TIsG his WIFE.-Ricbsrd EscOt was sent TO
the Pn,,nsry 60 days yesterday BY Justice morehon.e
on the charge committing brutal assault and battery on ms
vide.
THE C0rRrs.--Tbe Circuit Court vas opened yes-
tsTd.y BY Lott and the Pei. Jury was called me I9
who 20 Lhef names, were hneo %
.sl aisx Napier Cornelius Lockwood dssniss Lane ionn
I,n Robert OaAlsy VIM J. Irving, Georse L4ueE DAnei
H. Young n. Ingalls, w. T. Peet d. r. Nieoolson, Inonss
Oakley. The fine WI Dc Imposed every
,v au,t ne wsek should the dedn suen oonn ne aoseht
Jodse Blown will mold Circn Court 10 place Of yaose 10y
lT tbs w,sr comm.nc1g Mondsy Apl H. Causes j. 20 -
IS 90 TO- H. r. being ths Judge Lot csnno Bear "i
..x renee and stand the hest OF the Calendar
IN, pr,l Tenn City Court oomnoDoed yesterday
L,e present. and slcisut number I'm
p.nSsJso f difficulty Abe hist wsAty causes
were called.
BRooElYs CRY CoURT CALENDAR-March r.
Nc. g. a. 49, a. 80 29 80 ST. 81 S. ST. 3d. So ST. 49, 49, ~ a.
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Rece;y,. of Preduce. April IL.

Br "A. Ere RaivoaA- 100 bis Flour 100 do Whshy 200
40 f.r. $40 pss Provisions IS do Butter ~ do Ashes 80
CO. Candies II Fu 10 rolls Les.ber go sdes Do u bales
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BRCOKL wv ITEMS.

Pl,vor1H Cnrscn.-rae hse 10Y feoe'',Ig P'S"'
fac building tie Plymouth Coofen' of0'-iy'' hS'
s,,.,dsa from May 10 to juno j.
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Movements Of Ocean steamers.
IN DEPART
20 ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail California leaves st. Loa every Mon
dsy AID Thursday at Letters designed for shoaA 10
married Overland, via st. Louis"
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Br,rIsG HIs WHE.-RiCbard EscOtt was sent 10
an Pnpry for 90 DAYS Yesterday BY Justice Moreh 1use
on The charge Of Committing brutal assault and battery on his
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PRysEET TO A CLEBGYsAS.-The Sundsy-schooi
,,S,d % hanson b. H. Church pave tee pas
- a., AZ Jo,sch Lewis with service Of siVer plase,
80 LAosd o.ne and 49, 30 oash token Of tbe esteem
30 4. ,but 10 take chsle Of 81 5tDeT congregation
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HINAruRE ALMANAC.
sur-Rises. 5.26 sets..... $50 MooHSsts q 56nn
WATER THIS GAY.
Sandy HOOK. l:l7I Gov Island. 2o7a Hell 6ats .S2
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In view q Tie present. cOmPetlton Tor TIE Western
business has been urged that the loss of its through
business would be of but little importance TO the Cen
tra Railroad as it bore so email relative vslls TO It's
local traffic that its loss would reduce the annual re-
cepts OF that road only IL to Is per cent gross The
official figures Of the past two years show that tae
contrary the through business constituted over forty
per Of lis entire traffic. The figures taken from the
- 4 Ia o. fl
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The Engsi Board of Trade returns for the mouth Of
February were completed on the day Of the steamers
sailing. The total dee a-ed value Of the exports of
British ard Lish produce and manuts lures during the
month and txo mon be were:
Month o. J,,1sy I'm: months.
l2f7.................-s5 l3e40 .B57Ilf5
l5ss.................. H. il6 l4soOl5
lEsq.................. ss4IS IqsfS5
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-The Circnit Conrt 1as Opened va

RRooKiYs CITY CoURT CALENDhR-March r.
pss a. a. a. 80 g. &c. 81, 81 50, ST. 3d. So 81 49, ~ ~ 4
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OF show only lutte COO o. ooussts o' cry
tood Tie made up Of liquors and other nsiees
o. general q erchSueIe.
Anew Bank has beer organized in S.. Ions, with
cspitsl Of $0 600 cslsd the Unon Bank Of Missouri
comparison OF tie footiDss Of the monthly state
ueIts Of the Banks of Massachusetts, ont of 8'stou,
With those Of the previous month, EXHIBITS the follow
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The complete earning, OF 1857 sS,C27, 250i of
1858 s652s,4l2. In 1885, the through earnings we're
about 10 y cent of the aggregate, and in 1855 they
were about i3 = cent. Tnose who lock upon the loss
Of this through business as withou. importance, vii
probably be unoeceved if the conPstiton for II saouli
bnpg tie rates of transportation below remurerltivs
point.
The sgert of the Vanderbilt. lus Of C.f0rnis boats
publishes the annexed card;
"OFTICE o. rBs NEs LINZ Fok CsiITUSNf,, 4
40. Bowl nE Gr--a. Apr Do, 1859
The s,e rJer. contacted Il tor summary u s-s ueSs
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The ship Antarctic 10 the Sectional Dock fo. Gin
TOT 'aest ter rsp.is Sac will be stpped recalled snl
newly oo2pTrsd.
The ship James Foster r VIII this ssrnoon Be the
Grat Balance Dock for eIAninacion .
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6o .hs P.s, brought hy H. Q0sisr Cry % Vs. 0re.a'
Il tbs ksne-rht u sssssfs hhi horlt1 'annrs ss
drsbt n.unftaTsi BY op'eI asao1s ,1s-isnJ
rurposs Of e.0z,ns fs Do ohe m re'prc Of M IL
,-i,rFagsic eipztrhss % tie asa cs'-a ef-s A-
vsry psbsa.d in pse n ,t- fay u
"a he " st.tsd ta-r.el r-fered T. s.Y p~fas
b esGresd iIGenio1' De'hd oi -
tr 8 that u,s se seup mJI-e the e1'os" Of besJ'
llhei ,'srt,e vi lot b. SouDtensbe' b. Tsspseate
e.Beu,t 10 Of IRE pub ic pys.s.
or ,ssusr Ire Nor tsrn Lish VII Fave seb ioA %
wht Der Of Myers tne W A'e -
1B.5dsy Ma lt, sTssy reduced fAr's aas % As
faet-s oouot,ss speedy snd SAFE .iaA
,Gr,,e BY Iris complete tn very r-pes ans
irs,i hey DO. s1o,lsd, n eq1Alse, BY AnJ otset
4" f0or obecis u, servant, d. o. ALLsS' Ae>Lt
The CaI soss private letters are p.sesfui sui iuh-
cate the passing away Of tae strust IL regard 70 var
frr the present. Money in far de nsnd and Amaf-
,sn Stocks dull. Government -, Is. 4, we're beng
cold st 81 J, with al active demand.
tn Buffalo Cogrnr ssys thss the Receiver Of the
Reciprocity Bstk has dec AIRED dividend Of ore tenth
OF TIE amount due creditors.
The Wsrsbouse statistics Of this port are a. follows:
Tosl yalue Of goods in bond March ls's... ssS2 s
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11
AUBURN, JUNE 11th, 1859.
Democratic Committee for Placer County
Democratic Primary Elections.

The Democratic Primary Elections for
this county, are to be held on Friday, the
18th instant, to eject delegates to a County
Convention whose duty it will be to elect
delegates to attend the State Nominating
Convention. 1t is scarcely necessary to urge
upon the Democrats the Importance of at
tending these meetings, as we believe an in
terest is felt in reference to the State Ticket
that will cause a pretty general turn out,
but we do urge that care should be taken
to select the best men, and those who will
attend the Convention. Each precinct should
be represented by residents thereof, who will
understand the wishes of their people, and
not by proxy by persons residing outside
of the precinct or township To represent
by proxy at best, is an Objectionable system,
and as far as possible should be avoid
ed-that it cannot be in all instances we are
aware, but the least it is encouraged the bet
ter.
BY all means send good men-men who
will carry out the wishes of the Democracy
of the county, but do not have them tram
meled by Instructions and committals, the
result OF an outside influence, that can have
no other effect than to render unharmonious
the deliberations of the county Convention.
Send the best men you have, that you may
depend upon their soundness and Intelligence
in being faithfully represented. If the differ
ent precincts commit the error of instruc
ting for this and that aspirant who aspires to
place, we may expect dscord in our councils,
our organization becomes prostituted to
the aims of individual ambition, instead Of
furthering the advancement of the party or
its principles.
Let the true Democracy then, send up
their delegates untramneed and unshackeed
by instruction, that when met together, by
a free interchanges of opinion, and in a spir
it of concession they may arrive at such ac
ton as will best satisfy the Democratic
masses Of the county, aud insure the har
mony and integrity of the party.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

REPUBLICAN STATE NoMINATIoNs.-The
Republican State Convention met at Sacra-
mento on Thursday and nominated full
State Ticket. Mr.. Chas. A. Tuttle, of Pla-
Ger, was selected as the permanent President
of the Convention. The nominees are as
follows.
Governor-Leland Stanford, of Sacra-
mento.
Lieut.. Governor-Mr. Kennedy, of Santa
Clara.
Supreme Court Judge-Oscar L. Shafter,
of San Francisco.
Clerk of the Supreme Courts. D. Par
ker, of Tehama.
State Treasurer-P. Z. Caine, of Yuba.
State Contro!er-Mr. Clark, of Ell Do
Surveyor General-A. G. Randall, of
Amador.
Superintendent of Public Instructions.
w. Brown, Of Sonoma.
State Printer Murdoch, of Santa
Clara.
Attorney General-H. s. Love, of San
Francisco.
Members for Congress Northern District,
P. H. Sibley, Of Placer; Southern District,
Col. E. d. Baker, of San Francisco.
Henry Gooding, county Clerk has appoint
ed VIM A. Johnson his Deputy.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11
Auburn, June 7th, 1S59.-tf
ROAD NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby give notice OF ybs;,
l. intention to organized Joint Stock Comnon... n,..
under the provisions of an Act "passed Mav lST
1858" for the purpose of constructing Tsrnn;l.
road within the counties Of Placer and Neypad.
State of California, commencing at Auburn ,Ss sns
running thence via Junction House, s. "
LOvell's, California House, Empire Mill. Lisbon
E. T. Mendenhall's Mill, thence to crossing o,
Bear River, on the most practicable route and
from thence to Grass Valley; also for branch
from the above road, at point in Nevada countv
four miles from Bear River, diverging to Rc,
Dog, Walloupa and Chalk Bluffs, via Nichols and
Baird's Ranches, to Alpha Omega and Washing
ton.
Notice is further given that meeting Of The
subscribers will be held at Auburn, on Friday the
18th day of June, A. D. 1859, for the purpose Of
effecting preliminary organization of said com.
pany, US provided by the Act aforesaid.
GEO. w. APPLEGArr.
+. B. HIGGINS,
A. S. GRANT,
D. G. QURK,
JAS. p. BULL.
G. w. PALMER,
j. r. GwYNN,
WM. b. WILSON,
NJ. MCNULTY.
Auburn, June 11th, 1859.-3w
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;
N0TTCE

NV4xVGs
THE undersigned give notice of their ;,.
l. to organize Joint Stock Compann1 n1'entou
the provisions of an Act passed NAV io,i un's
for the purpose of constructing Turpntoa' I 1853
within the county of Placer and State Of C.EM nEoM
MIA, commencing at or near John ~aslllol
Rancho, on the Auburn Ravine, and term;nso S,,ods
at or near Bear Creek, the route of sa;d ..natlng
be the most feasible and direct, pass;n0 .oad 70
Burdge's Ranch, up Cop OH Tayior's 'IR.g R.gg;Ia aes
Taylor's Ranch, thence passing near Toi.e T,'ae %
Ranch, to the terminus. Also, a Turnnlae laGns'e's n
starting at or near Fosters RaHch, oyer ~ AOd
direct and feasible route to point betoro.um mos .
Empire Mill and California House. on ,ha !he
bnrn and Ilinoistown Road. Notice is al.s as Ar
that meeting of the subscribers viii br ta sisea
Wyman's Ranch, on the l7th day of JIM senT
1859, for the purpose of effecting preEm;aa..IH.
organization Of said company, as provided hm ~
act aforesaid. SAMUEL B. WYMAN"'
JOSEPH wALKUP
PETER MYERS.
JOHN KARFORD,.
SMITH WARDEN
s. d. BURDGE.
FRED. HARTFORD
GEORGE s. HARRIS
JAMES ANDERSON
Auburn, June 7th, 1851
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

TALL GRA1N.-Wm. II. Wilson, whose
ranch is situated on the plains in the rich
farming region W est of Auburn, gathered
from one of his fields a few days since, Oats
feet l-2 inches TALL and some native
clover that was 5 feet 38 inches in length.
We think this will do pretty we'll for MI
ming county, as Placer is generally called.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11
Communicated.

Mr.. Editor:-I am one Of those plain
old Democrats, that see just what is on the
surface, and never trouble myself to look
further. Just now l observe some of the
aspirants for Democratic favor going about
the country, attending County Conventions,
it seems to me rather in,modestly. The ex-
ample was set by Mr. Latham in Sacramento
and since then Gov Weller and Mr.. Denver
have followed the same. Now it is said,
with how much truth, l cannot tell, that
these gentlemen desire the Office of Governor
to assist them into the United States
Senatorship. If this is true will not these
gentlemen want to designate who shall be
elected to the Legislature, since it will be
these representatives who elect the Senator
in 1861. In our enthusiasm for men we
ought to consider this point, and if the can.
didates commence so brasil, who can tell
where it may end. We may yet have to re-
gret giving away too readily, and submitting
to the modification of our county affairs
being managed abroad. | merely throw out
the hint for the benefit of those better in
formed than | am. b. G.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

PoLIrICAL-The different county conven-
tons are being held, and at number of
them an expression for Governor has been
made. This week Siskiyou has instructed for
Latham; Yuba is said to have gone for Wei
Ter; and Los Angeles and San Bernardno
for Denver. OF the whole number of coun-
ties that have selected delegates to the State
Convention, the Sacramento Bee gives the
following as the result:
Latham SO; Weller, "a; Denver, IA; and
Nugent, l6.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11
Declaration as Sole Ira der.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF PLACER.
IL NOW ALL PERSONS, that l, Elizabeth
n Ann Hawkins, wife of Benjamin B. Haw-
kins, now resident of Placer county, intend to
carry on in said county, in my own name, and on
my own account, the business of Farming in ali
its branches, owning and holding land, raising,
buying and selling all kinds of stock, and keep
ing public house. ELIZABETH A. HAWKINS.
On this 9th day of May A. D. 1859, personally
came before me, the undersigned Notary Public.
the above-named Elizabeth Ann Hawkins, aud
made before nae the declaration above written of
her intention to transact business in her own name.
49, WITNESS my hand and seal, no.
Ills. torial, this day and year
(~) above mentioned.
E. W. HILLYER, Notary Public.
June 1lth, ls59.-3w
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11
NEW CLOTHING SIVhH'
LlPSETT g. GIBSON ,,
IN GIBsoN's LARGE STONE BUILDING, MAIN a.
AUBURN, C.aL.

"AVE just received new STOCK o. tr.de, to
III ing, and other goods kept in the 'f'u.' .So "
respectfully invite the attention ,;nc q, - them d
public to the same, as they intend se'i'Ds
the lowest cash prices. D,,o and otheF
The Stock consists of Black, Blue moss Coss
colors of fine Dress Frock, ana DuS,t Coats, Reef
Various colors and qualities OF oa'A ,
ing Jackets, ETC. ,,.r md Of oil
prices. Satin Silk, Velvet and Msr'''''
plain and figured. c,;nners, Blsr
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes ana o''pf 3,
kets, Trunks etc. rn;sbinc Good.
Also, large stock of gents Fur Fadn'Sht SHIFTS, Under
consisting Of White and CoIoresE o1rchiefs 1cifs Cr
Shirts, Over Shirts, Collars, Ha"u
vats, Suspenders, Gloves, etc. =, ,o sold At prlc"
All of WHICH will positively os S'''
to suit customers. Call and zee; seem T. GIBSON
Auburn, March 9TH, ls5s.-my
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11
Religious Notice.

The Cornerstone of the new Catholic Church
about to be erected in this place, will be solemnly
laid according to the prescriptions of the Roman
Ritual, by the Very Rev. James Croke V. G.,
assisted by Rev. Joseph A. Gallagher, on Sunday,
the 10Th day of June, 1859. A sermon will be
delivered on the OCCASION and a collection taken
up to aid in the erection of the Church.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11
Court Of Sessions-May Term.

Hon. E. II. VANDECAR, Presiding; D. " MsAoN,
and d. S. BEACH, associates.
JUNE I'd, 1859.-The People VS.. w. Il. Mott
Trial continued till Tomorrow.
JUNE 3d.-The People VS.. Mott-Jury empan-
neled and trial commenced.
JUNE 4th.-The People VS.. Mott-Trial conclu-
ded and verdict of not guilty returned. Defend
ant discharged and bail bond cancelled.
JUNE 6th.-The People vs. J. N. Drescoll-
Continued for the term on aftidavtsof defendant
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11
HALE f. SIN
Grocery & Provision Store
VIM. B. WILSON,.
In Holiness Fire Proof Brick Building,
.fUBUR.N, C.fL.

HAS opened at the above wcll-known stand,
Ii Family Grocery Store, where will be kept
at all times full supply of articles demanded
by the trade such as Flonr, Corn Meal, Barley,
Wheat, Bran, Shorts, Beans, Potatoes, Rice,
Sugar Tea Coffee Candles Fish, Bacon, Cordage,
Stoneware; all kinds of Oils and Paints Burning
Fluids, Window Glass, Brushes Tar and Greese,
etc, ETC.,
Fresh Butter, Eggs and Cheese, will be kept at
all times, and families may rely upon obtaining
the best and freshest in the market
The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited, the undersigned being determined to
sell at the lowest cash rates. Remember the
stand in Holmes Brick Building.
WILLIAM B. WILSON.
Auburn, June l1th l859,-my.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

FOURTH OF July CELEBRATION.-Arran
ments are being made for an appropriate
celebration of the National Anniversary, at
Iowa Hill. A large amount of money has
been subscribed by the citizens of that place
for the purpose.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

AMERICAN COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-The
Central Committee of the American Party
in this county, have called Convention to
meet in Auburn, on the 18th of July. 1t is
given out that the Convention will nominate
Legislative ticket, and probably full State
Ticket-all from the State of Placer.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

CLorHING.-Jake Feldherg has received
his Summer stock Of fine Clothing, and con-
sequently there is tremendous rush to his
place these hot days, but he can stand it,
and calls for more customers.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF PLACER.
Before D. G. Perry, Justice Of the Peace, Town.
ship No. 8. Placer county. May 2sth 1889
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 10
THOMAS LIVINGSTON. GREETING.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED, TO be and
Il appear before me, the undersigned Justice
of the Peace, at my office, in Stewart Flat Town.
ship No. 8. Placer county, on the 2Sth day Of
June, A. D. 1859, at one o'clock, p NJ, to answer
the complaint of Wm 0. G. Lowry. who brings
action to recover the sum of Seventy -four Dollars
and fifty cents, on account; at which time Plaintiff
will take judgment against you for the said sum,
with costs and damages. if you fail to appear.
D. G.. PERRY, J. P.
Township No. ..
June 4th, 1S59.-2w
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

REPUBLICANS vs. NATURALIzED CITIZENS
The Black Republicans of Massachusetts
have adopted an amendment to the State
Constitution, that no foreign born citizen
shall vote in that State until two years after
he has been naturaized. This is in character
with the intolerable spirit of that patty.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

RoGUERY.-The cabins of Mr.. John Will
son and others, near Mlertown, were enter
ed by thieves on Thursday afternoon, and
blankets, clothing, and other articles OF val
ne carried off. The thieves have not been
detected.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

WILL Recoverable man Slater, stab
bed last week at Todd's Valley by Bryant
was not dangerously wounded-he will re-
cover; and expresses wish to fight the bat.
tie over,
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11
American County Convention.

The Members Of the American Party are re-
quested to send Delegates to attend County
Convention, to be held at Auburn. on
Tuesday, the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1850.
The basis established by the County Central
Committee gives the following representations
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

New LAW FIRM.-Judge Hale, and Hor-
ace Smith Esq. have formed a co partnership
as Attorneys and Counselors at Law. See
card among new advertisements.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

GREELEY FOR CALIFoRNIA.-Horace Gree
ley, Of the New York Tribune, lately passed
through Missouri on his way to Pixies Peak.
He goes thence to New Mexico, Salt Lake,
and to California.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11
Railroad.

The Railroad movement mentioned by us
few weeks since, has been fairly started in
this place. Subscription papers have been
circulated within a few days for stock to a
company to be entitled the "Sacramento,
Auburn, and Nevada Railroad Company"
With but little effort over $4,000 has
already been subscribed Wien subscrip-
tions to the amount of $I5O,OOO it is the
intention to complete permanent organiza-
ton of the company. Responsible parties
have already signified willingness to sub
scribe literally to the stock of the road and
take the contract of building it.
The prevailing sentiment among our citi-
zens at present, seems to be dlrec: connec-
ton with the Sacramento Valley railroad at
Folsom. Now that this Railroad movement
has been fairly initiated, we hope there will be
no faltering or hanging back on the part of
its friends. Every resident of this place,
and indeed of the whole upper portion Of
Placer, all of Nevada and large part Of
Ell Dorado counties, are interested in its con-
structon by reason of the facilities extend
ed to travel and the per centage saved on
freights to the consumer. This road can be
constructed and in running order within
eighteen months from this time if the prop
er energy is displayed. The citizens Of Au-
burn have two much at stake to let the en-
terprise drag; and every man should consid
er himself as committeeman to work for
its advancement.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

COUNTY DEBr.-The amount Of outstand-
ing county Indebtedness on the 2nd day of
June, 1859, the date of the change in county
officials, was $6O,943 90; the amount of
cash in the Treasury at the same date was
$7,64e, Sc, a large amount of which has
since been paid out by Treasurer Appegate
in redeeming warrants
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

FoREIGN NEws-The latest news bv the
Overland Mail report hostlities as having
commenced in Italy between the Austrian
and Sandman forces. France was Fastening
large armies to the assistance of Sardinia,
and a formal declaration of war was daily
looked for from the biligerents.
In consequence of the war news wild
speculation has commenced in the Eastern
States in breadstuffs. A rapid advancement
in price is looked for, should hostiities be
continued in Europe.