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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
lBT The ADELAIDE.

iRT ADELAIDE.1
J,yrRpooI CorJos MARKET.-The Brokers Cir
cur reports sales Of the weeks in the vrpooi Cotton
market At bales Of which 500 on speculation aha
1850 export. All qusitie. bad declined ie,d and q9ota
quiet, The .s. Friday 900 Bale. the market closing
T Fair 3ile.p. '" Mddas
Sad,as Orleans NJ. sss Es;Ps.
The stock port ST. bales Of which
STATE OF TRADE.-The sdvices from Manchester
continue unf.vorsbe all kind. Of gods had slightly declined IL
price, and buslnes, wss almost susPsnded
LoNDoS MOSEr MiRgET.-The Bank OF England
had Of discount s. cent Conso had Arsey
declined under the varlike from the continent aad "e
account
H,yRr M,RKKr.-The Havre CorToS market was
sa ana az S io The ..e he week were $3.50
Tbe stock in Por1 was Isl ,r' bales 81, ..
LIVERPOOL BREApsTrFFs M,RKEr.-ln the Liver
pol market Bress.us OF all kinds had considerably advanced
and the tendency was .til op~nd y,.,.. -. 49,,
sk.f since Tuesday higher The week the quota
tios II ii. WHEAr saoyaa vita .Tss sPoAiise r.
s%esf Wes,.n Red ioslOs do White 10 az sOah-rn
Waite 10 ssiss Cosx snoy.It snS 'dy,5sd % e T T
msrke; generally was qEie;eT a. The esose , .
nsrke Prorisons slightly higher, via sill stvaacinr
,sIGency Beef ea0y.nt with arse peea.;ye ,y and
lsrT- sprcu,;ive inquiry cOnsder-bly hEhrr prices Bsroa
O. e., bat helder- ash advance Of a. Lara a1e
r .prcalsiiye parp,e. advanced CO., bai ce.ed
qulsi tn p,, ~
LIykEPOOl PRODUCE
Guar report, A.hr, fra; Pos .hzaty higher sales ~
SIZE; P.sEl a. Sugar heavy and al grades slightly 0~ ef
g. e., .e.dy Rice firm srd in Arg speculative inquiry :: 81
advance OF 81 dl Tea bat hte inquiry and prices veas
O1,rcul Bark had sbEh;ly advanced saiPessr wa -
hEher Palm OH considerably higher Fish OILS eEeEa--e
Stem faa Ro-in srm and slightly sdysnoedcoulaoa q
AZ Spirits Turp-ntiHe finn sss- 81 i-oGS aaf " O.
uarded q. the cles~. . =.
Lospos MlRkErs.-There had been great activity
In the London make. tAlow rice .@itpetre ke con
Siderable advance IN rses- he eo'oNAA' P'"a'ce H
depressed 49,. ,,,
barins Circular quotes WHEAr advances Ss cosS a-o
O. nsdersbly higher IxoS duh srGaS heavy.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, April SOP. m.-The sales Of Corros
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dsy hsvs beeu 90 bales QuosOrs Of Frd'y barry
Esip.sined.
FLoVR 10 baoyalI
WHrAr also Z b1oy.rf - eursuls rass
CosS busyat and advanced s4 nc- fot 81 ars
fi-x
Provisions have alsO IN sdvsrcirg tepaency.
LosDos, APIh SD-uoo1--Cos quosrs 81 ~
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Providence MayOralty NOmina.
fiNnS.

Providence, X. l., Monday, May g 1859.
The American Republicans have nominated John C..
Knight for Mayor; the Straight Republicans, Samuel
james; and the Democrats, John n Francis
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From Rio.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Mays 1859.
The ship Banshee, from Rio de Janeiro, March -,
has arrived here. She reports the chip Young Amer
lea from New-York for San Francisco, undergoing re
pairs there. The ships Tberese Wallace, Russell and
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BOsTON, blOnuay, NHy ,, TosJv.
The question Of accepting the amendment to the
Constitution requiring two years residence of foreign
ers after naturalization, voted to-day through
out the State very light vote was thrown, but the
amendment undoubtedly accepted by large majority.
Some of the principal places voted as folows-the
question being decided by = Yea" and Nay"
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iy that French troops had already violated neutral
territory. and Il was slso announced that Freoch
forces bad arrived at Genoa and entered Sandman
territory. The passage of the Ticino by the Aus-
trims was hourly expected.
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Sailing of the Adelaide.

Sr. JOINS, n p, Moaday. Msy p 1873.
The steamship Adelaide sails from here q 3oeisck
in the morning for New-York, wher. she viii DO due
about SATURDAY afternoon.
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The Austrians Across the Ticino.
ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND RUSSIA.


BY the Adelaide, which arrived at St. johns,
E.F., last night, bringing news from Liverpool to
the 30th nit, we have the important intelligence
that an Austrian force Of 10000 men have in
ysded Sardinia by crossing the Ticino. The report
Of this invasion, however, seems to have required
official confirmation. The French troops were
marching into Piedmont and Tuscany had Joined
France. Earlier in the day, dispatches to the 9th
uIt., received by the AnglO-saxon, by way of Que
bee, seemed to indicate that the fatal event would
be somew hat postponed. We subjoin the intell-
peuce a. if reached us:
BY THE ANGLO-SAXON.
QUEBEC, Monday, May 9, 1859.
The Canadian screw steamship Anglo Saxon, from
Liverpool, at Q p. m. April q, arrived at this port
nj an early hour this morning.
The steamships Kangaroo and Alps, from New
York arrived at Liverpool April 70, and the Persia,
from New-York, and the Nova-Scotsn, from Port
land, on the 2fth.
The steamship Kangaroo was appointed to sail
for Nev-York about an hour later than the Anglo
Saxon.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament was formally dissolved by proclamation
ca the ga alt. The Parliament was summoned
for the 3lst Of May. The election would commence
IN 9 day or two.
The British Channel feet had sailed with sealed
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RecaulafiOn.

NORFOLK, Monday May q lX9.
Miss Bunkley, the authoress of 1.-THE Escaped
Nun, has publicly recsnted
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Movements of WIN. Smith O'Brien.

NONTKEAL, Monday, May y, IbJ'.
Mr. VIM Smith Brien who arrived here Saturday
last. was met on his arrival by 10000 Of his country
men and escorted to the Donegana Hotel, where he is
now staying.
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NAPLES.
RUSSIA.

Disturbances had taken place at Palermo, followed
by numerous arrests.
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AMERICAN sEAMANs FRIEND SOCIETY.

CELEBRATION Oh IHE IHIRrYTIEsr ASSTERsAEr.
The Thirty.a-st Anniversary OF the American Sea-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

TRUcKEE LAKE--The water in the lake is clear
and cold; the adjacent hills are covered with
snow most Of the year, and in places sheltered
from the sun, it is perpetual. On one side is a
gravely beach, sloping gradually out so that you
can wade 100 yards or more, and then the mnia-
ture waves roll up in imitation of the ocean, and
are followed back by the black sand which is all
they have strength to drive ashore. Close by the
lake is an untenanted cabin, with solitary grave
near the door An immigrants wife lies there.
The initials of her name, and her age-22-are
roughly cut on fiat stone. She died and was
buried within half mile Of the place where she
might have looked over the Sacramento Valley
toward which she had iourneyed so long and
hopefully. 1t is lonesome place even for the
dead to lie down to rest, and the traveller seems
to feel the silence deepening as be fingers little
while at the solitary grave near the cabin door,
close by the beautiful lake.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

THE INNER CHAMBERS OF THE DEEP.-Wc bear
and see fearful storms the surface of the ocean,
in which great ships go down. Are there like
commotions in the cavernous places where the
sea hides its dead May not the dense billows
there be even more boistcrous and wTathful In
lighter griefs, the human face is distorted and
sufIused with tears; the heart heaves and the
eyes start as though constructing iron were press
sing on the brain. But these outward signs do
not betokon the sublmty and intensity ofwretch'
edness. There are storms in the soul so terrible
that the body can give no index of the conflict
as the walls of castle stand silent and unmoved
while the lord is wrestling with the destroying
angel, though they would quiver with the light
dance of the vassals, and re-echo the gentlest
song. May it not be so in the troubles of ocean
Perhaps the great waves, crested with the wrecks
of ships, and drowning men, are only the evidence
of the seas gathering anger; perhaps, when its
bosom is still, with not pulsaton to disturb the
sleeping water fowl huge monsters are drifted
about and wrung TO death in the throes of oceans
hidden agony.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

AN OLD AND BLowN-ouT ABsURDTY-We can
scarcely conceive of a reputable Journalist per-
sistently endeavoring to degrade the persons
annually selected by the people to frame and
revise laws We have read recently that several
persons were required to correct bad grammar
and construction of legislative speakers before
their remarks were fit for print. Now, that is n
lie we know. 1t is possible that in cereless re-
marks members may speak incorrectly, some
times, but in elaborate speeches the thing is
impossible. The assertion is an insult to the
commonwealth, and is a damnable untruth. Are
the people collectively fools, that they should
select the illiterate and uneducated to represent
them? There is not, and never has been, a more
intelligent Legislature in the United States, than
assemblies annually at Sacramento; we have lis
tened to many of the debates of three sessions
and positively declare that we have there heard
better arranged extempore remarks than we have
read in the laborous essays of journals that
have patronzngly affected the legislative school.
master There may be one or two clowns or ig-
norant persons in the hall, but they soon learn to
keep silent, or speak only TO be laughed at; but
to assert that majority or even considerable
portion, speak incorrectly or ridlculously, is as
base lie as ever oozed from corrupt and de.
famatory press.
This stupid vulgarism Of defaming members
of the Legislature originated with some drunkeni
polywog editor of the backwoods, whom nobody
could be induced to kick; IL does not appear in
eastern journals, aud we are sorry to see inteli-
gent journalists, who know better, thus foddering
the base minded Let them enunerate the leading
members of each house, and conclude whether
| these persons would require sluggish Drained
Journalist to correct their language. Away with
such fool talk
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19
Gbe Grimitp sournal,
CALVIN B. MCDONALD, Editor.
WEAV CALL,
Saturday Morning, February 10, 1850.

SrUART's Fork DnCH.-Citzens should be
often reminded of the great advantages that
would result from the introduction of water to
this Basin; all are aware of its Importance, and
Of its ultimate necessity All know that with
such provision the town would vastly increase in
population, wealth and Importance; all know
that there is scarcely a rood of the valley that
would not abuudantly pay for working, but which
is not approachabe without construction of per-
manent water-works Numbers of good claims
are made to pay expenses, only; while water
lasts, owners obtain money enough to live over
the long season of inactivity-they lay up moth
ing; they expend all income building reservoirs
and digging bitches that are not permanently
useful; at a certain season they must stop, really
little better Off than at the same time of pre-
vious year.
Now there is q sort of capital which the poorest
possess labor, energy, enterprise. There are
scores of miners here worth from five to ten
thousand dollars, each and who have expended
vast sums in minor, and comparatively protitless
projects. Cannot number of these enterprsing
fellows unite and begin an undertaking, which
otherwise must inevitably be perfected by CAPT
talists who will then exact an oppressive water
taxi No one need peril his fortunes; let him not
enter desperately into the enterprise, but set
apart certain sum for that pupose. Once com
menced, the work will be already half complete
it will attract attention. and others will be anX
ous to be Interested. Think Of these things
working men, and do not let a golden opportuni
ty escape
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

BUILDER IN EARNEsr.-We have before rcmar-
ked the energy with which the Coloma Times finds
faith of politicians who ride into office on the
Pacific Railroad, the editor said;
"In God name, must we submit to this unjust,
this criminal neglect? Must we see the best and
dearest interests of our common country Ignored
and neglected, and our own impotence to success
fully urge them1 Must we see this great and
important measure so bcsmeared with the filth Of
partisan and sectional politics that men with
clean hands shall loathe to handle it BY heav
en-, it is exasperating to see how long tho people
of California have been fooled In this matter
aud how patiently they have borne IL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

OUR MECENAs."-In our first attempt at
newspaper writing we had voluntary "MGce-
nas,' whose especial pleasure it was to commend
everything we wrote. Lord what nice things
he did say His friendship was beautiful to be-
hold, surprising in lovelness even the love of
women. After a while we began to rise almost
to his own professional stature; then he began to
let up" on compliment and let down" on us
in q horrible manner; his second conclusion was
that we amounted to nothing at ALI the plen-
itude Of bis bowels of compassion he had been
TUX in" Thenceforth he never felt so com
Portable rs when abusing his former protege. So
true it is that base-mnded, envous men will
ostentationsly assist inferior until he threatens
to surmount their little platform; then they
egin to pull down. havoc and tear Not until
the tree begins to bear valuable fruit is it stoned
and dubbed by intellectual rabble.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

BRIEF REFERENoE,--TuE Sacramento Douglas
democracy have nominated Dr. Duncombe tor
re-elect tlon to Assembly, from which he was ex-
PEELED, A MEXICAN recently starved to death
near San Francisco. A PRISONER under charge
of the Placer sheriff jumped from the sacramen-
to boat and was probably drowned, as he had Is
pounds Of chains to his legs. =. ONE Of Napoleon's
soldiers, bearing the cross of the Legion OF
Honor, was lately sent to San Francisco Jail for
drunkenness. When sentenced, the old man
patriotlcally took off the cross aud put II In his
pocket. WM, BAUsMAN has withdrawn from tho
Sacramento Register; it is continued by Col. Ia
briskie =. TIiE San Francisco Spirit Of the Tines
has been devoured by the FIreman's Jouraal-
both are one. DR. II. A. TuELLER, formerly
concerned in the San Francisco press, died lately
at Ilornitos. He was possessed of considerable
talent THE Jacksonville and Yreka stages
have been withdrawn, awhile because of mpass-
ible roads. MINERS at Eureka, Sierra county,
have struck against ditch demands; they refuse
to pay more than rs cents, In room of 60.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

MoNoPoLY DENOUNcERs.-A good many persons
have demanded legslatiV interference to con
tract the operations of the California Steam
Navigation and the California Stage companies.
This is nonsense; any other company can drive
stages on the road OF new steamboats, on the river
cheaper, If they choose, than the present com
panies Instead of denouncing these companies
as oppressive monopolies, we consider them public
conveniences; the road cannot be travelled cheap
er. or the river more expeditiously or reasonably
than by these conveyances Then, let them alone;
If they make money, it is the consequence of ex-
iraordinary enterprise. If anybody will run a
line of stages or steamboats, cheaper, let them be
at it; the way is open.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

MAKE YOURSELF SCARCE, YE ScRuD We are
vexed by the unwelcome coming of the Morning
cal, with "marked' articles of defamatory
blackguardism meant to provoke US to disrepu-
table controversy. Having else to do, we thus
desire the publishers to stop sending us their
paper until thoy shall have purged themselves OF
the defaming vagabond with whom we cannot
vouchsafc dispute. And until we are thus obliged
we shall continue to boot the CaH out of our post
office box with the same sorrowful reluctance
which we should exhibit in kicking a trinity OF
impertinence, lice and rags from our door.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

TELEGRAPH Sur Morse, the telegraph nven-
tor, has sued the Alta Telegraph company for
infringing on his patent; they are ordered to op-
pear before the Circuit Court on the 18th, to show
cause against Injunction The purpose is to
secure q monopoly to the State line. Interior
lines are considered liable to like prosecutions
If the suit is decided in favor of the State line
they will fix their own terms, which will materi-
ally lessen the business from the interior; an
increase OF rates will secure a season OF rest for
mountain operators
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

PECULtARITEs OF CALrFoRNA SETTLEMENTS
A glance over our State reveals spectacle
which is quite singular in the history OF country
so noted as North America for It's fertile valleys
and broad prairies, ailordlng facilities for easy
settlement. We behold considerable body of
people colouizlng n rough, mountainous region,
whose hills and ridges and profound cahons bor-
der on the limits Of perpetual snow. There, with
unparalleled energy, they build up towns, and
villages, and homes; construct nicely graded
roads which ascend to the greatest attitudes by
snuous windngs; establish the various institd-
tions which characterize and advance civilization;
and invest themselves with all tho surroundings
of steadlast communities San Juan Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

A Biow.-The San Juan Press notes tremen-
dous hurricane: "a sound as II Tremendous
surf filled the air, tree limbs and innumerabio
small objects went whrlng by; houses were JOS
tied as if by an earthquake, and timid people
rushed out of doors Along tho bank Of the
Middle Yuba venerable pines were torn up by the
roots and hurled to the ground as If they wero
toys, while many smaller trees were swept away
down the canon. One pine, of about three feet
in diameter at its base, and over one hundred
feet high, was picked up by the oots and dashed
to pieces"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

EASTERN newspapers are easily fooled; while
since the Yreka Union said that one of its owners
took from a claim lump Weighing 1872 pounds,
unalloyed by quartz A Wisconsin editor is
overpowored with joy at being permitted to re-
print the wonderful news-never dreaming that
the nugget was gal. The Siskiyou Chronicle
gives the Union most cruel blow, by stating
that the finder is not in possession Of the nugget
now, and neuer may be again !" We reckon the
gal scooted with another feller"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

The State Medical Society have acquitted DR..
Cole of Intentionally sandering the women Of
California, though they admit that the language
Of his report was reprehensbly loose and ambig-
nous With much propriety, they condemned
the meddlesome press that first published what
was not intended for publication.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

TIE PoOR CmINAMAN.-The Shasta Courier
makes fun of sympathetic citizens who " ielt'
for chastised Celestial, under these circumstan-
ces; "a white man shovelng dirt threw some
accidentally, on a dignihed Chinaman, who tberat
hit the shoveller in the face with a stone, and
tore his shirt Off additional after which the
white man waded in, and nearly extirpated the
Mongolian.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

ON THE COBB.-The Philadelphia Press advises
that Howell Cobb, Secretary Of the Treasury,
and Sylvanus Cobb, bood-and thunder novelist
of the New York Ledgsr, should exchange places,
The Marysvlle Democrat hopes that Aaron Cobb,
of that city, may be counted in. " Aaron il a
black republican, individually capable Of making
more noise in the world than both Of them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

CoMPLMENTARy.-We observe that among tho
few reports of County Supernteudents of Com =
mon Schools ordered published by the eg stature,
Is the very able report of Mr. Godfrey, Superin-
tendent Of this county. This is certainly a very
high compliment to Mr.. Godfrey, well as to
our county Shasta Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19
kY AND EVENING
WRITING SCHOOL.
|street, next door 10 Rseiir's JeweIry
Store, WeaverviIic.

\ The undersigned is now prepared to
(.-n give instruction in Writing and Book
~ keeping, by SINGLE or DOUBLE EN-
Aching wrists, cramped fingers, propping
arm-by allowing it to rest on the desk
obviated with facility. The pupil will be
to read his writing without having to stop
r. the paper, which should always be sta
d when writing.
4 Is also prepared to take trial balances of
Rhts books, and adjust any complicated
P's at reasonable recompense, contiden-
lie would also form a class in writing of
tents and Misses, one or two days in the
oay tlme-if sufficient number of schol-
uid offer. Satisfaction given, or no pay
d. WEBSTER CLEGG.
yer, Jan. 8, 1858. 81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

NEVADA TERRToEY Judge Crane will effect
the organization Of " Nevada Territory" and
The Judge has been under the weather for long
time but he has at length got things to work
inn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

Flour in Scott's Valley and at Yreka is said
to be worth from eight to ten cents. Two or
three indiydnas bought up all In market, and
will speculate extensively thereon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

SINGULAR lNDEcIsIoN Bulletin asks. in
apparent distress, =" what shall be done with our
Chinamen? We had supposed that the Bulletin
would cause them all to be hanged, Immediately.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

Nor M0vABLE.-The San Francisco National
denies an idle report that it was about removing
to Sacramento, but admits the possibility Of es.
tablishing capitalization there
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

REyENUE BILL.-Sonator Kirkpatrick has pro-
vided us u copy Of his volumnous Revenue bill,
Of 100 sections Its preparation displays much
industry ard reflection
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

SOME OrOvile people are talking OF making a
railroad thence to arysvllle-twenty five miles
The road from Marysvle to Sacramento is ex-
pectcd to be finished by the first OF next year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

GATHERED IIoME.-The editor of the Tehama
Cqzetfe announced the death OF his mother, who
was seyenty-two years old
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

Two boys fell through the Ice on mill-dam
in Pennsylvania the mother of one ran to their
assistance, fell in and was drowned, also.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

NEARLY all the suicides in this dountry are by
fore gners. Yankees rarely make away with
themselves-for nearly every one thinks he has
chance of becoming President.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

A PRIEST said 20 peasant, whom he thought
rude: You are better fed than taught Shud
think was" replied the clodhopper, "as feeds
myself, and you teaches me-"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

TnEftE Is a belief among the most ignorant OF
the French peasantry in the Hume MOrne. that a
lantern made OF the skull Of young child will
render the pers0n who carries it invisible.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

Coon conscience is the paradise Of the soul;"
it is not populous
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

ALARM CLocE.-There is a family in Kentucky
who possess a clock that never goes, and never
strikes except when one Of the members Of that
family is about to die, when II strikes one
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-19

THE gamblers OF the United States have been
holding a convention at Chicago.