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LATEST NEWS.
TIE GREAT EVENT OF fHE AGE.
THE ATLANTIC TELEC RAPu
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL!
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Dissolutiea q CoposssessAip,
VnNHE COPARTNERSHlP HEREfUFORE TX
II lSrlN0 under the naae and asm oi ROSSIER,
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JAMES y. R0YSrER
JtrSEPu JOINER
JAMES A. uOORE
Raleigh, July I, 1853.
JONES 4 lOORE.
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JUSGPu JOxES
JAMES A. NUORR
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July Il. 1855. MI
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,.ul.r attention s;ysu TO Sales Of Interior Produce
Hides. Beeswax Feathers &c. - Prompt returns mcne
~. Cash Orders for The Southern Tssds fssp'e's"9
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RICH / WIFE.

Letter flna Horace Liasiy. XiUersi1r n y
GrxrLrxEx:-we were much pleased with the prompt
If the shipments made your huse the prices
far exceeding expectations and ascrbe the
your ndefagable exerti0ns We shsl Be happy
continue business relations with you and sso
commend y,u tn our friends.
Yours, truly, HORACE ttSSLY.
January 81, 1883. l0-3mpd.
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II EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT RA-
u LEIGH, for the month ending LIST Jsnusry, 1853.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

VALUABLE Mss.-One of the editors of the
S. F. Times has been shown an interesting
bound manuscript, consisting of about four
hundred pages, written by the celebrated
Boston lawyer, Mr.. Sullivan, now deceased.
He had frequent opportunities of seeing and
convcrsing with some of the eminent men
of the Revolution, and in these pages has
indited interesting personal descriptions OF
Washington, Samuel Adams, John Adams,
John Hancock, Alexander Hamilton and nu-
merous others whose names have become
world-renowBed. Selections from the man
uscript will eventually be published in book
form, by the owner, who is a grandson Of
the authors father-old Governor James
Sullivan.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

THE FIRST School HoUsE.-An article in
Hutch ng's Naga-ne on the " Pioneer Schools
Of California" makes mention of the first
school house in San Francisco 1t was
built in December, ls47, on the southwest
corner of Portsmouth Square There had
been school in the city betore, but this
was the first building ever erected especially
fora school house. As Hutchings remarks,
9 although a sad looking piece of architec-
ture, it served many useful and important
city purposes for many succeeding years" !"
At the time the writer of this reached San
Francisco, which was the first of July, lS49,
it was occupied as an Alcalde's office, by
John W. Geary, who has since been Go
vernon of Kansas. Within its narrow walls
the " Regulators" or Hounds" were tried
for their murderoas attack on the Chileans
There, too, the City COUNCIL afterwards held
its sittings. At a later day. the old school
house was used as Station House, and as a
place OF rest for the homeless, helpless sick,
many Of whom died there and were taken
thence to the grave without being identified
1t was taken down to make way for the Zinc
building which was such a wonder in its day.
Thus passed away the first sci ool house ever
built in a city which is now about to erect
public school edifces of brick, at cost of
$50 900.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

The AUBURN RAILROAD. = The Auburn
Herald says, in reference to the contempla-
ted Central Railroad, that it is proposed to
form company witha capital stock of $3.50
600, to be issued in shares of SlO0 each, so
that it will be within the reach of any man
to take stock who desires to do so. A COM
mittee has reported that the road is entirely
practicable, at an expense no greater than
has attended the construction of most of the
roads in the hilly portions of other States.
The distance by survey to Folsom is only
seventeen miles, and it is said the entire
cost cannot exceed S5o,OO0 per mile. The
committee estimate that the total passenger
and freight receipts Of the road would not
fall short of 100000 per annum They
give the amount of freight now brought into
Placer county by teams every year, at 40,-
900 tons, upon which Ss0o,ooo is paid to
teamsters.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04
THE MINES.

| Owing to press of other matter we are
unable this week to give much mining in
! telligeEce. On San Juan hill only two or
three companies have cleaned up. The yield
of gold from all claims thoroughly opened in
this vicinity is uniformly good, ranging from,
| $500 to $4,000 and as high as $1,000 per
company. The prices at which shares in
the diggings sell is a reliable Indication OF
their value. twelfth interest in the Eure-
ka claims was sold last week for IS, 600 cash.
The Eureka company own twelve claims in
a body, each so by L9e feet in dimensions,
and having probable depth of l60 feet
The value of the whole at the above rate.
would be S96, 900; bat some of the owners
hold their shares at $4,000. Shares in every
other set Of good paying claims in this and
surrounding districts command about the
same price, while some are held, and have
as these are not published with view to at
tract persons here in search of rich claims,
bst as matter Of public interest, and as
showing the firm basis upon which rests the
prosperity of this community. Although
men without capital may occasionally obtain
claims here, such an occurrence is exception
al, and we caution all to SO regard it. Above
and below San Juan, on other portions of
the same ridge, there is an immense quanti-
ty of mining ground yet unprospected, and
which affords every Indication of containing
gold in remunerative quantities The gravcl
formation extends for many miles from one
tested locality or rich mining centre, to an
other, and invites laborious investigation.
1t is free to all. But let none suppose it
can be entered upon and made to Weld its
ciose-held wealth in day, month Or year.
Sturdy, pcrsevering foil, long protractcd and
intelligently directed, viii alone develope the
riches of these great banks Thercare MANY
wealthy miners hereabouts-men who began
without any capital but industry and good
name-but they worked for years, contend
ing with the most stubborn obstacles, ere
success dawned upon them. For these rea-
sons, we earnestly advise 10 man without
capital to be attracted h;therwari by our re-
ports of rich dggings, unless he is willing
to endure hard labor in patience for few
years, as the indispensable condition of sue
cess. This is the rnle, and we state it plain
ly, not for the first time because we do not
wish to have any PERSONS failure or misfor-
tune laid at our door hereafter, and because
we know that the communities working and
living on this great ridge can thrive and in
crease without the aid of false impressions
attracting ignorant and spiritless advent9-
rcrs.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

CALIFORNIA PUBLICATToYs.--Hm Hmchings' Nag
azine for June, is the best number that has
been issued for some time Besides inter
esting illustrated descriptions of noted places
around San Francisco, and a valuable article
on the California Condor it contains several
papers Of unusual literary excellence, amongst
which we notice particularly Mrs. Hosmer S
"Two Famous Women" and W. K. Frisbie S
"Books as Civilizing Agents" The editorial
and news record arc also much better than
common. The publishers announce that
this number completes the third volume OF
the magazine. We hope it may meet with
increased favor.
The Culturjst, for May, has also made its
appearance, as handsome and valuable as
ever. 1t contains a great variety of articles,
written i'll a condensed and perspieuous
style, on subjects of interest to, all, farmers
and gardeners. Every number is illustrated
either with lithographs or wood cuts. The
present number contains new feature in an
article upon novelties in art, science and in
ycntions.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04
Aleu-, this dt'eek.
3 Ia Ehs RE q e (; .

Suns RE as.
s@,; s.,g e e. Ss5ss%" .saa". Justices. COURT
Bridgeport Tornshp. J Jr
The People Of tie State Of California, to G.
B1RNT
NTOU are hereby summoned to appear before the
Il undersigned Justice of thc Peace, at his Office ut
in said township, on Saturday .tic 10th day Of Seenl-
complaint nf VI. Schwartz. who demands of you the
sum Of One Hundred and Fortytwo Dollars. principal
ana interest on promissory note nude by you the
9th day of April 1855. On failure to appear and
answer Judgment will be rendered against yon for the
said sum Of hundred and fJrtytwo dollars and costs
OF suit.
Given under my hand ths 1st dry June, 1859.
JAMES COLLINS, j. I.
1t appearing from the affidavit of Plaintiff in the
above suit that >aid Defendant has departed from aad
resides nut OF the said State ofCalltorni, and that
plaintiff has just of artiou aain,t said defend
ant it is therefore ordered that service of the foregoing
summons be made said defendant by publication in
the Hydraulic Press. newspaper published in said
county of Nevada once week succcsrivey for TIRE
months.
Given under my hand ths st day of June, A. D.
1853. JANE! COLLINS, P
A true copy of the origilrt on fis in my Office
AZ JAMES COLLINS, j. p.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

CoLLINs.-The renowned Irish commedian
and vocalist, Collins, will perform here to-
night (Friday,) and we can conscientiously
cay that he will delight all who hear him.
years ago, he drew crowded houses, and had
to repeat, his favorite songs three or four
times in succession, and then was called on
for more.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

FOREIGN NEws.-The steamer Sonora a.
rived at San Francisco ct 9 o'clock, p. NJ,
on the lst inst. Her news was anticipated
by the Southern Overland mail, which
reached San Francisco on the 3lst ult. The
European intelligence is startling. War
seemed inevitable, and is perhaps ere now
commenced in Bloody earnest Austria re-
mained firm in her demand for general dis
armament, and Sardinia in her refusal. The
latter government had been granted fourteen
days longer in which to disarm her yolun-
teers: and if she failed then to comply, Aus
tria would declare war. This is the very
latest news by special telegram to the Bu,lc-
tin. France and Russia had entered into an
alliance, offensive and defensive, which
caused panic in the London market and
great sensation throughout England. French
and Austrian troops were under way for
Piedmont and Sardinia; the British Channel
fleet had sailed with sealed orders, and Vic
tor Emanuel had been clothed with unlimited
dictatorial powers by Sardinia. If war oc-
ours, Louis Napoleon is to take the field in
person, at the head of his troops. Thus
matters stood in Europe, at the date of the
last adyices, April 9th.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04
fcported for tie Hydraulic Press
Republican County Convention.


Pursuant to call, the delegates elected to
the Republican County Convention assem-
bled in the NJ. E. Church, at Nevada, on
Thursday, June I'd.
The convention effected a permanent or
ganiza ton by elcctng R. Savage, of Little
York, President; J. C. Birdseye, of Nevada,
and Alex. Fraser of Bridgeport, Vice Presi-
dents; and J. J. Skies of Grass Valley, and
D. Crittenden of Nevada, Secretaries
A committee on order of business was ap-
pointed, and submitted a report which was
adopted and observed as follows:
1st. The election of delegates to the Sta te
Convention. The following gentlemen were
electcd:
David Bower, r. II. Farquhar Alex Fra
ser, Alex j. Elder, A. A. Sargent, j. n. Tur-
ner, J. c. Birdseyc, Jas. Starke, Dr. Ham
mond, Jas. Church man, \. A. Smith, D.
Crittenden, Jas. Webber and JAS H. Moore.
I'd. Nomination Of county officers, one
Senator and FIVE Assembymen.
y motion was here made by Mr. Gaylord,
of Little York, that the convention adjourn
for six weeks, and that the nomination of a
Republican ticket be postponed until that
time. This occasioned very animated de-
bate, in which Messrs. Churchman, Brdseye,
and others favored, and others eloquently
a large majority.
| The convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate the following ticket:
| Sheriff, VIM. Butterheld, Of Nevada; Clerk.
J. J. Sykes, of Grass Valley; Treasurer,
Alex. Fraser, of Bridgeport Assessor j.
Whitman, of Rough and Ready; District
Attorney, \. A. Sargent, of Nevada; Sur
yeyor, j. R. Archibald, of Bridgeport; Coro-
ner, E. f. Spence, of Nevada Supt. Public
Instruction, Rev. Martin Kellogg, of Grass
Valley Public Administrator Jas. II. Moore,
of Bridgeport; Senator, Col. Jas Collins of
Bridgeport Assemblymcn, E. H. Gaylord,
of Little York, J. F. Webber, of Washington,
Able Dobson, of Rough and Ready, Isaac
Crawford, of bridgeport and D. Crittenden,
of Nevada.
The third order of business, being the in
PRODUCTION of resolutions, was then taken up.
The resolutions adopted were very brief,
made no declaration Of political principles,
but stated that the convention had desired
to present ticket composed of good men,
which good men'of all parties could consci-
entiously support, and in which there was
no strict drawing of party lines.
As the fourth order of business. the con-
vention next, selected the following gentle
men to form a County Central Committee
A. \. Sargent, Chairman, and D. Crittenden
of Nevada; JOS. Kutz, Bridgeport; II. Nc
Key, Little York B. C. Gellison, Grass VAL
ley; and two others whose names could not
be procured.
After the completion of business, several
gentlemen addressed the convention in ar
4 eloquent manner in behalf of the ticket just
formed, urging the Republicans to work dill.
igentiy for its success. They felt proud O
the names this day presented to the people
OF Nevada county, and that they arc worthy
of the support of good men of all parties
Amid general good feeling and considera
BILE enthusiasm, the convention adjourned
l. New H. <,1l.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

BSasA correspondent of the Standard,
writing from Geneva, says that the expedi-
ton of Major Dodge, the Carson Valley IN
dian Agent, into the Honey Lake country,
has not resulted in fixing the guilt of mur-
dering Lassen and his companion upon any
person, nor even upon any tribe of Indians.
The Major thinks he has good reason to be-
lieye the murders We're committed by white
persons. The Pah-C Utah chiefs have prom
sed to discover the guilty, at any cost.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

THE name cf Alex. J. Elder erroneously ap-
pears in the proceedings Of the Republican
convention, published in the Nevada Journal,
as nominee for the Assembly. He WAS
SO nominated, but On his stating to the con-
vention that he would probably leave the
county before the day of election, the name
was erased and another substituted therefor
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

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