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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

LAGER BEER IN GoTTAM.-Bennett, Of the N.
Y. Herald must be lager beer drinker, In q
late number of that paper he gives history of
the early manufacture of the liquid in New Y orb,
and the beneficial results which will accompany
its general use, to the s%ESlusion of intoxicating
beverages. Ten years ago it was impossible to
find glass OF lager beer in New. York, but a
year or two later it was introduced from Phila-
delphia brewery. Now it is everywhere the first
class hotels and private houses use it, and the
quantity consumed is amazing. The following
is given as one of the principle reasons for its
extensive use
The gradual spread of the rational principles
of voluntary tcmperance-not the fanaical total
abstinence, or iyrancal prohibition doctrines
men who have always been in the habit Of drink
ing something now prefer innocent and healthy
lager beer even to good whisky, good brandy and
good wine, and of course much more to liquors
of bad quality. 1t is found to slake thirst, to
refresh, and to cheer without inebriating. Tenn
perancc thus bcgcts lager beer, and lager beer
begets temperance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

land Mail arrived at Gilroy, on the morning of
the 9th. ST. Louis dates to June 10th.
The prospect Of IL prouacted war in Europe is
good. The capture of Palasto by the Sardinians,
under Victor Emanuel in person, is confirmed.
One thousand Austrian prisoners secured. The
Austrans were retrcating into Lombardy. Gen.
Garabaldi has successfully re-entercd Como
French engineers had arrived at Sutera, and were
about to cross Lake Maggorc with 5000 men.
The French squadron had captured 35 vessels in
the Adratic, valued at 100000 900 The pros
pectus of a new company, to construct telegraph
from Cornwall to Canada, with a capital Of c500,-
coo, had been issued. Mr.. Slidell has not been
appointed Minister TO France.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

PUBLIC INSTALLATION or OFFICERs.--Thc Off
GERS of Yreka Lodge, No. 10, and Mount Shasta
Lodge, No. 20, located at Yreka, were jointly
and publicly installed on the afternoon Of the 4th
inst. We make the following extract from d. d
G. NJ. Mayhcw's address on the occasion, from
the Yrcka Union:
This, and other kindred orders owe, if not their
existence, much Of their prosperity to the free
institutions established by the shedding Of the
blood Of our fathers in maintaing the immortal
Declaration which emanated from, and which de-
clared that the American Colonies had passed
their minority and had attained to the full estate
Of manhood on the 4th of July, l77G. And we,
here as Odd Fellows, seated beneath the shadow
Of that proud banner which loated over the vic
torious armies Of the infant republic, now cee-
brate its returning anniversary by inducing into
Office those whom q free vote has elected TO pre-.
side over our deliberations knowing that we are
perpetuatng the glorious principles Of republi-
canism---of freedom-and of right And beley
ing that this, our own happy country, blest with
the selfbought intelligence Of her nobest sons
in her infancy has laid a foundation which must
stand for ages, and attract and gather strength
from her surrounding sisters, long after the dy-
nasties Of the old world shall have crumbled, and
their last rites be sounded by the clarion Of free
dom, in notes caught from the free republicans Of
America, and set to the immortal tune of her re-
volutionary patriots.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

CALLS IT IMPROVIDENT LEGIsLATION.---Th
Washington Constitution, which is supposed to
be the Presidents organ, is opposed to the Cali
forna Overland Mail. 1t says
OF all the burdens which hasty and improvident
legislation has imposed upon the Department. this
is the most oppressive. In view Of the
enormous outlay involved, and the unproductivc-
ness of the route, the Postmaster General was
anxious to reduce the transportation of mails un-
der this contract to weekly instead of II semi
weekly service.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

HUMBoIpT.-Dea death! Can such q man
die? Is the great cruoiblc in which all things
were solved, itself broken? As one of the chill
drcn of man, ycs-the thing OF earth is broken,
but while the mighty spirit in the new sphere Of
progressive usefulness to which it has been trans
lated, reveals in more exalted glOrcs of intcllec-
tualty-among the men Of earth, to whom he has
bequeathcd the labors of his life, his name and
wonderous testimony to his industrious research
and giant energies TO be found in his writings,
will remain while any vestage Of present civiliza-
tion shall continue TO exist Siegra Clizen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
By D. T. Bagley, Deputy Clerk,

PARrIzAN SCuRRuTY.--ln 1910 an intelligent
Arab was travelling in the United States. lie Of
course read the newspapers. Taking everything
therein for The truth, he wrote home that the
Americans were II singular peoplc-that they
were running for their President Van Bnrcn aud
Harrison, the two biggcst SC oundrels in America.
a reader of newspapers ut thia day, says the
Shasta Courier, will observe that Fhe sort of sour
rilty which then imposed on the worthy Arab IS
yet dealt in. To those Opposition editors who
have recently exhibited such unwouted aptitude
in the art OF personal detraction in the cases OF
Latham, Scott Burch, and others OF the ticket
will please take lesson from the Harrisburg
(Pa) state Sentinel The editor is speaking of
Mr.. Buchanan. II the Opposition press can get
Off more dirty, indecent, disgusting bit of sour
rility against any of our candidates than this,
then we would like to see it:
81 He is a violator Of pledges ; an unwisc I'M
safe and corrupt Executive u Pro.Slavcry Dis
unionist pirate in intention; tyrant an
Apostate from Democracy wool-dyed Federal
ist, aud a disorganizer."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

9th, with six passengers. Greedy not heard from.
a. b. Miller arrived at Salt Lake City in fourteen
days from Atchison, Kansas. lie reports thous-
ands Of emigrants from the States, by way of
Pixies Peak, TO California. Passed Capt. Hunt,
Paymaster for the Utah army, forty miles from
Atchison, who had with him over four hundred
thousand dollars in specie. Fifteen Of the Noun
tain Meadows orphans have been sent to Fort
Smith, Arkansas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
NUMBER 26.
Dont shut Out the NAoenlight, Mother.
BY ANNIE Il. HOWE.

Don't shut out the moonlight, mother
Let each silvcr-lighted beam
Softly DER my dying pillow
In flood OF beauty stream
Let it shed its radiant lustcr
Der my feeble, flutt'ring breast
Let it battle me in its brightness,
Ere pass away to rest.
Don't shut out the moonlight, mother
have ever loved that light;
And have gazed for hours together,
In some still and solemn night,
On the pale moon slowly floating
Der her starry home ON high;
Dreaming of that land Of beauty,
Far beyond the azure Sky.
Don't shut out the moonlight, mother
Let il beam on me once more
Let it light me through the valley
TO that far-oT peaceful shore (;
And when am coldly lying
In my last, lon8 dreamless sleep,
Lay me where the silver moon'beams
Softly o'cr my grave will creep.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

GRAND LoDGg REPREsENTATIvE.-Geo NJ. Gar
wood an old and respected resident Of San Fran
cisco, went east on the last steamer as Represen-
tatyc to the U. S. Grand Lodge l. O. of o. +.
Previous 10 his departure he was presented with
splendid god-headed cane-a token Of friend
ship from p G. NJ, j. l.. Van Bokkelcn, and seven
others
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

EVERY JACK HASA GILL.-Miss Estele A. Lewis
has written letter from Paris, stating that She
had seen the French Empress blow her nose.
This is the way she bowed it,
The Empress seemed to be suffering from n
cold, or something else for she blew her nose
several times, loud enough to awake the dead
She first carefully laid the delicate organ in u
large, fine, white handkcrchiei-tho fairly drew
herself up to the business-gaye one long, sound
ing blow, finished with two or three short, quick
ones, in exact imaton Of u conch, calling the poo
pie from the worllieds."
We apprehend that if Miss Estellc A. Lewis
should hear the Empress sneezc, or. through very
particular observation, discover her in any other
little effort OF nature, the momentous event will
be chronicled in the American female (for " every
jack has his gll'D Aunkey's most enlightenng
style.
The Sierra Citizen made the concluding remarks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

WArrNERs EXECUTION AGAIN STAYED.-Gco.
i. Tingley, counsel for Woppncr, has procured
the suboincd writ of supcrscdcas from the SUI
preme Court, which will stay the former Judg-
mont until the October term Of that body:
Supreme Court of the State of California, July
Term, A. D.. 1859. The People of the State
Us. Henry Wappncr.
The People of The State of California to the
Honorable District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District, in, and for the County of San Francis
co, greeting
And now comes the said Defendant, by his At
torney, G. Il. Tingley, aud makes application Tor
Writ OF Supcrsedeas and the same having been
duly considered IT is hereby ordered that the
sentence of Death lately ordered by your Court
against the said defendant Henry Wappner, be,
and the same is hereby superseded aud no fur
ther action he had in your said Court, in said
cause, until the further order and Judgment OF
the Court on appeal.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the Court,
this 7th day of July, a, d., 1859.
G. $. FarhX, Clerk.
By ID T. Bapley, Deputy Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

PRINTING TELEGRAPH IN CALIroRNA.--W. L.
New York, have purchased the exclusive right
for using Hughes Printing Telegraph for the
State of California. Mr.. Lovett will introduce
them in the San Francisco. Sacramento aud
Marysville Offices Of the Alta line, in month or
tvo
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

SUICIDE or FANNY DEANE, THE AcrREss-Thc
corpse of Mrs. IIalsey known to the public as
Miss Fanny Deanc, the actress, and sister Of
Mrs. Julia Deane Haync, was found floating in
the North river New York. on the 4th June, SO
bruised and marked than it was supposed she had
been murdered Her husband has been arrested
on caaTge Of murder
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

ESPRIT OF THE SAN FRANCISCO Press" IA few
hours before the caucus met that nominated DR..
Gwin, he (}roderick) gave his word aud honor
as a man, in response to a direct question put by
Mr.. McCorkle, that he would never consent to his
(Gwins) nomination You ask McCorkle If this
is not so ?-.NationaI
We have, Bub, asked McCorkle, and McCorkle
said, .'lhis is not so."-S. z. .Ntl0s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

LAGER BEER A TEMPERANCE INsTTTUTIoN.-The
increase in the use of lager beer will do more to
overthrow drunkenness and rowdyism, and TO
establish good order OH their ruins, than all the
efforts Of all the Maine Law men from Neal Dow
to Horace Greeley. The best temperance insti-
tuition is a good lager beer brewery. The vices
and crimes committed under the influence of in
toxicating liquors, and it will lessen the fearful
mortality from that cause, which in this city has
so long swept our young men by hundreds into
premature graves.-N Y HeraM
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

HORRIBLE PROFANIrY.-In the name Of God ,
when are We to have an Administration that will
recognize the right Of California to receive any
favors whatever at the hands Of the Federal Gov
ernment? If old Mr. Buchanan remained in the
Executive Chair till he was us old as Methusalab,
we should never have any favors from him. lie
is no friend Of California. -AIaruspiNe Dsmloerat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

District JUDGE.-The Yreka Union says the
people of that county are highly graiiacd at
Daingerfeld's nomination, and that his opposition
in Siskiyou will not amount TO much. That pa
per thinks the Shasta delegates who tried TO de-
feat him in convention ought to feel cheap"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

PERMANENT OrPoslTloN.-Several iron lighters
built by Messrs CoGey & Rsdon, Of San Francisco,
were sent to Acapulco by the last steamer. The
San Francisco .N'eaes thinks there is no doubt Of
the permanence Of the opposition, notwthstand-
ing the prophecies 70 the contrary, so industri
ously circulated lately.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

ONE of the "little country papers says:-
Never look to an exclusively political paper
for good reading for your family. You might as
well try to get wool by shearing hydraulic
ram" 1t never told greater truth
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

EDWIN FORREST, the tragcdian, has presented
the sum of $500, the amount Of the verdict re-
covered in his late suit with N. p. Willis, to the
Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

SIsKIYOU SHERIFF.-Wm. Grow, the very pop
ular postmaster of Yreka, has received the nom
ination for sheriff Of that county. People here,
who are acquainted with him, say he is an excel
lent man and certain Of election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
G9e Trinitp gournal.
WEAV CAL,
Saturday Morning, July no, 1859.
WenverviIle Post Office.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of July goth, will close at this Of
fee on Saturday evening, July 10th, at o'clock
y. IN. JAS. OCONNOh, L. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

Expensive BREACH OF FPRoMIsE-Miss Harstang,
Of St. Louis, has recovered 100000 of man
named Shaw for breach of promise Of marriage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

OvERFLow.-The filling up of Howe & Jones'
corral, below the church, has caused partial
overflow of Main street. That locality is now
designated as swamp and overflowed lands"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

over home. National songs are conservative of
freedom Hymns of praise and joy are unseen
but powerful guardians to domestic virtue.
When was a singing people ensaved by foreign
despot Sing and be free. Sing aud be happy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

The STATE PRIsoN.-A fellow asks the San
Francisco .Ne,os, whether or not the State Prison
contract calls for the keeping of the prisoners"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

Wholesale SLAUGuTER.-A train on the N. Y.
and Erie Railroad recently ran into flock Of
sheep, killing three thousand. So says n. Y.
Danpr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

The BRIDE or DEArH.-Miss Matilda Sawyer,
young lady Of Port Jcrvis, N. Y, while engaged in
making her wedding dress by the light of fluid
lamp, was so terribly burned that she died in
few hours.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

HOUSEHOLD WORDS This English periodical
was recently sold at auction for e3,55O. Charles
Dickens was the purchaser.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

The star Of The Pacific, No. l, Vol. 2, edited
at Petaluma, by A. G. Edmunds, is received. II
is q religious paper, and looks well,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-18

ksY- Science has her heroes, not less than war,
which annhates all that the former has done Tor man
kind 1t is something TO he celebrated in either sense
nf the word, and Dr.. L. j. CZAPKAY, one Of those
distinguished exles who accompanied Kossuth in his
flight to America, has attained in the estimation Of
majority of men, hat high position. graduate of
the University of Pesth acknowledged by the authOri
ties ofthe famous Josephinian Institute Of Vienna he
had already started upon brilliant careern his native
land, when the War Of the Revolution broke out, and
the young practitioner at enrolled himself upon
the side Of his counry's defenders. History has al
ready done justice tn the services which he rendered
on that occason they have been ndOrsed by his Gen
eral as well as by his companions in arms, until no
doubt can remain his merits. So well convinced
of his skill were those among whom he had cast his
lot n this side OF the Att lntic, TINT the Philadelphia
College of Medicine cheerfully accorded him diploma
aud the honorary title If A. f. Ills skill aud efficiency
In the treatment Of the certain branch OF diseases to
which, without regard tn the sneers Of disappointed
rivals he has devoted himself have beco%e so widely
known as to need no further Endorsement Thousands
have been preserved from rretrevable destructonby
timely resort to the services Of DR.. L. j. Czapkay,
whose office is at the Medical and Surgical Institute in
Sacramento street opposite the building Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship mpany, San Francisco. mr2O
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-18
1aiIv National lrmottat.
RED BLurr.-The Beacon ofJunc 18th, ha.

RED BLuFF.-The Beacon ofJune 18th, has
the following;
Colonel E. j. Lewis. ESQ" has entered
unon the practice of the law, having been re.
Gently admitted in the District Court to prac.
tce
The title to the lands upon which this
town is situate has at last been confirmed to
! & Doll, under school land warrant loca-
lion made in 1853 We look upon this con-
animation rs fraught with more real berefit
to our town than any event that has occur
red since its eXisteuce.
VIM. s. Thomas, of Dry Creek. was in town
Yesterday soliciting subscriptions for the pur-
nose of paying volunteer company to go
ont. under the direction of John Brecken.
ride. to chastise the Indians on the head
waters of Deer, MILL and Antelope creeks
We are pleased to state that he met with
very good success the people evincing quite
liberal spirit in relation to the matter--
Other papers, of like import, a-e being cir
culated in the lower part of the county, and
are meeting with 81 altar encouragement
We understand that about three thousand
dollars are already made up, which will pro-
badly be increased a thousand more.
Since our last issue the Indians have been
operating lower down the county The grass
from Deer creek to Mad creek has been
burned, and it is only by the watchfulness of
the inhabitants that the grain crops have
been preserved. Sentines are obliged to be
kept around the farms at night
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-18

Mrs. TAYLOR, widow of james Taylor. fol
whom is claimed the original invention o
steamboats,, died in Scotland, at an advanced
age A lady whose memory was stored will
the incidents ola by gone age, she was fonc
of relating her recollection of the manners
and customs of Ayrshire, as they appeared IL
her early days. She met and danced will
Robert Burns, at a "tea-balP' given in the ole
Lawnmarket in Edinburg. Her husband
James Taylor, launched the first steamboat
On Dalswinton Loeb in October. 17Ss ant
the authority of Mr.. Robert Chambers anc
others, has been adduced in support of Mr.
Taylors claim to the original invention pri-
GRITTY being claimed for him over Robert Full
ton hy period Of nearly nineteen years.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-18

HOTELS IN EuRoPE.--A correspondent O
the Philadelphia Press writing from Genoa
says:
The hotels of Genoa are large, well kept
and are moderate in their charges. Asa gen
eral thing, on the Continent, in places not
frequented by English and Americans, there
is scandalouS absence of cleanliness and
comfort. Iron bedsteads, are being gener-
ally introduced and ifyou have dirty brick
floor and other disagreeably untidy things
to annoy you, while your eyes are open, you
at least close them with a tolerable degree of
confidence that your rest will be undisturbed.
Continental people, high and low, have an in
difference to things which set the refined in
stincts of English and Americans on an edge.
For instance, have found ladies of rank
living in fine apartments, reached by several
flights Of disgustingIy filthy stairs regarded
in no other light than street. and the most
shocking nuisances complacently endured -
You find them in the cafes and railway car
riages, sitting in tobacco smoke that could al
most be cut
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-18
TELECRAPHTC.
OVER THE STATE LINE.

Capt. PendIetOn--ROw among the LIE.
Arrival of the Overland
Mail.
SAN FRANOIsCo, June 17th
Capt. Pendleton was acquitted on charge
of starving and unlawful Imprisonment
found guilty only of beating his men with q
rattan.
The Alta confirms the discovery of quick
silver mines near Alameda
AT the meeting of the Lecompton County
Convention last night, an angry discussion
ensued. Majority and minority reports on
primary elections were made Adjourned
till Monday evening
Two thousand four hundred and ninety
letters were sent by the Overland Mail to-
day.
The Overland Mail arrived at Gilroy at /
o'clock to- day, with dates from St Louis to
June 26th, and from New York to 23d.
The following additional news is per steam
er City of Baltimore.
Two hundred recruits are offered daily for
the English navy
1t is said that Lord Palmerston will move.
on the assembling of Parliament, vote Of
censure on members for dissolving the old
Parliament
English papers publish notice to all Eng
sh crafts forbidding privateering.
English consols, 9l4.
Dates from Washington to June 23l. state
that an exit aordinary session of the Cabinet
is announced to consult on the late dispatch
es from Europe,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-18

ErrrAH.-The following striking lines are
from the epitaph of miller in Richmond
church yard They are traditionally said to
have been dreamed 10y him the night preced
ifg his DEATH
Earth walks upon earth, glittering like gold;
Earth turns To earth, sooner than 1t would;
Earth builds upon earth cities and towers
Earth says to earth-"All this shall be ours"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-18

WARLIKE-The San Francisco News says
At present there are two parties in this city
purchasing arms and ammunition for Mexico,
one acting for Pesquiera, and the other for
the Juarez Government. The Santa Cruz.
on her last trip to Mexico, was freighted al
most wholly with munitions Of war, and
should she get into the clutches of the bel
ligerents may never return.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-18

OhS "a NN
same time effective remedies for Dyspepsia, and all
other diseases arising from morbid condition Of the
stomach and liver is DR.. losetter'5 Btters. 1t not
only removes the disease from the system, but by Civ
ing tone to the organs Of digestion aids them in their
functions. All VINO have tried ii acknowledge its ex-
celeuce and superiority, and We therefore commend
il to the sufferer. Dr. Husett RS Bters, as a ton
is too well known to need praise. II is therefore
scarcely necessary this time to do more than direct
attention to this preparation, Shch is certainly
quaed by any before the public, satisfied as we are
that its widespread reputation must prove sufficient
to satisfy all Of its excellence as relief and remedy
for all diseases of the st mach.
acknowledge is gained by experience, and, though
have heretofore dealt very little in medical prepar-
atons, we are compelled, in justice to the manufac-
turers to say that Hostett9rs Stomach Bitters has
been the means of curing Of severe attack OF
dyspepsia, and has removed pain in the stomach in
ry short tme.-i'1tSbUF0 Gdsette.
Sold by Druggists and Liquor Dealers everywhere
Z. WIDEMANN, Agent,
Marysvie.
ap19-2mis PARK & WHITE, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-18

CALAvERAs LEooMrToN CoNvENrIoN.-Th
Convention was held in this county June
10th. Delegates to State Convention, J. P.
Vaughn. II. G. Dorming. P. O'Neil, Jonn NJ.
Keath, James Hinton. DR.. A. Foster. Wm.
Jones, NJ Cosgrove, P. Nismander. j. F. Treat
D. II. Austin, G. w. Smith. A resolution in
structing the delegates to vote for Nugent fol
Governor. was lost.
N. L. Broughton was nominated for Clerk
$. L. Magee for Treasurer The Convention
then took recess
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-18

CoNDlTIoN OF SAXKEY.--Homer Sankey
Gays the Union, who was so severely injured
in the head with a bowie knife. on Monday
evening last, by teamster, named Joseph
Prader, is still lying bed ridden at the st
CharlesHotel 1t will, probably, be severa
days before the result Of the injury can bt
ascertained Prader has vamosed for parts
unknown, but will probably he arrested, i
ssnrmises in regard to the direction he has ta
Ken prove well founded.