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hip Ann F. Hooper, Hooper, uncertain, remained at Hav-
re- 20th ult.
Ship Vasco, -, from Richmond, arrived at Gravesend
22d ult
Bark VIM Fl; Newman Grant from Baltimore arrived at
Richmond 10Th inst
Brig Kate, Long for Rio Grande sailed from Richmond
Sth inst
In Hampton Roads, 9th inst ship Julia Lawrence los dys
from Calao barks Elf 25 days from Baha Orders Hype
rion, 10 days from Sombrero. -
Schr. Mary, for Baltimore, spoken stE inst, off
Cane Romain, out OF provisions.
Bark Campanero Dubel, for Richmond cleared at New
York 1lth inst
Schr L. H. Nckerson, Perry, for Baltimore, sailed from
Now Bedford. 9th inst
Schr Marie Hutchinson, from Baltimore for Portsmouth,
arrived at Salem. Sth inst.
Schr John Crockfod Smith, from Alexandria arrived
New Bedford, Sth inst
Schr Marl Fillmore Whsle from Alexandria, arrived
at Fall River, Tth inst
Schr Tram Smt McGiven, for Alexandria, sailed fran
Fall River, Ith inst
schr Dolphin (Br Toland, far Baltimore was at Mala
ga, I4th inst.
Schr Justina Br) Prudden for Baltimore 3Oh was at
Bermuda, 2Sth uit
Schr. Catver, Rum, for Richmond, sailed from East
port, 9th ult.
Schr. Mary, loading guano at MaZaguano, for
Baltimore, 18th ult to sail about 2lSt.
Schr. Magnet Pye from Richmond arrived at Halifax
4th inst
Schr Maria Moren for Hampton Roads, for ORDERS gas
loading at Sombrero 2sth ult.
Schr NJ C. Duree, Hail. from Alexandria arrived Fall
River, 7th inst
scnr Albert rharo, Cavalier Georgetown, D. c. ar
rived at Providence, Sth inst
Schr; f. J. Scott Bir sail from Georgetown, D. c., arriv
Drntf,i f,iar1aa Fi
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Bark Wm. II. Newman, Gavet, Richmond, 10th nst
Schr. Paragon, Spencer. Norfolk, llth inst
Schr. J r. Prince, Benton, Norfolk nth inst
Schr. VIRGINIA Davis, Providence 9th inst.
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THE BRODERICK AND TERRY CASE

Fire Mt New Orleans
New ORLEANS, Oct. ia large fire is raging on
Levee street.
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NheBuIar democratic nominee
The following are the members elect of the next
Council
REFoRMERs.-Joseph Roberts, Alexander Penn,
Joseph Baugher, John c. Blackburn, Richard
Price William Linton-6
KNOWN w-NOTHINGs.-Emanuel lrons Samuel NJ.
Evans, George r. Calls, Alfred Mace, Charles A.
Talbot Samuel G. Spicer, Henry Pollock, Joseph
W. Bain-1l.
John Lee Chapman, of the 4th ward, and Angus
tus NJ. Price, of the 18th ward, were nominated on
both tickets.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

FUREIGN.
CHINcHA IsLANDs-Ship Cdstilidn
1000 tons guano, Barril & Muir; 2 boxes mdse order
C0ASTWISE
SAvANNAH-Stedmler Baltimore
233 bales cotton, A c. Schatfer 100 do VIM Kennedy
66 do, Spence Reid do, ORDER As bales domestcs
woodward, Baldwin & Co.. boxes tobacco A. Seemuler
sons 81 boxes copper ore, James Fisher Sons; II
John K. Sears.
BosToN-Stean,er Joseph Whitney.
ia cases dry goods 100 bales do, Rice Chase & Co
ITO do, Duvall, Keigher Co.; 100 cases boots and
shoes Magraw koons 11s do, Grinnell Jenkins; 15O
do, Tinges Allnutt; l40 do, Bantz Boune $50 do
2o7 bbls mackere Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 214 bbls
mackerel 200 bbls herrings ZIG boots and shoes
227 pkgs. dry goods order
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THE ENGLISH FRIGATE SHANNON Broken UP.-The
English papers by the Canada state that the Eng
lish frigate Shannon, which, during the last war
between this country and England, engaged and
captured the American frigate Chesapeake, has
been towed into Sheerness, and taken into dock
for the purpose of being broken up After her con-
test with the Chesapeake, her name was changed to
the st. Lawrence
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EfEEMlt$ss.sza THE BEST
Es%lE@$ PA NO T. TIES
CHICK ERING & SONS.
The following extract from letter from r H. ARCHER,
Esq, PRIN clpAL OF THE pArAPsco INSTITUTE, says:
Il find the CHICKERlNG PLANO superior to any have
used in point OF TONE FINTsH AND Our Pro-
fessors decide in favor of them, and shall use them alto
gether' ~ ~
ond hand PIANOS, but little used
81 PIANOS FOR RENT.
l. 7. STODDARD,
saotfr No. Sou'h Calvert street
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sd G. II. REESE h BROTHERS,
E8S<BE 2U7 and 200 PRATT STREET.
FuTAw w

Have constantly hand at either of the above establish
ment large and constantly renewed assortment
article in their line (EXcEPT SPURIOUS oUoRs) which
from their long experience and ample facilities, they
enabled to sell as low any other house in the United
States. .'7 '' %
o. IN THE STAPLE ARTICLES PARTICULARLY,
or those OF every day consumption, think pro
mote the interests OF purchasers stock being large and
laid in always at the most favorable time.
OUR FOREIGN GOODS
OF direct Importation from houses Of the high
standing abroad and have for received the
baton of our customers,
We pay particular attention to TEA and to
every purchaser entire satisfaction, both in QUALITY
and
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- Inc polls OF this ward were in Sharp street near
German, the Judges being John Richards, J. b.
Brashears and Thomas S. Reybod. As there was
no opposition there but few persons about the
polls during the day, and everything passed off
quietly,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

ST. STEPHENS, n. B.-Br BRIG ALBANIA
270 bbls. -four Sc tons coal
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bdrk adelaide
1000 bbls flour 9 boxes Instruments
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e5sT L. A. WAKEFIELD,
<HM TEA DEALER AND GROCER,
rNA VI 254 WEST FAYETTE STREET corner Pine,

I'D L. A. WAKEFIELD,
ES<MM TEA DEALER AND GROCER,
IslEnAHn 25I WEST FAY ETTE STREET, corner Pine
Oilers the trade fine TEAS, SPICES, WINES, LIQUORS,
T0BACCOS and CIGARS. An examination of his samples
by the city and country Merchants respectfully solicited
thcy viii find it greatly to their advantage TO buy Of him,
every article being put down lowest To Families
he will supply prime fresh R0CERIES cheap the
class of goods be purchased the city Goods delivered
free. s7-6mr
ftREEN TURTLE MEAT, SOUP, STEAKS,
1CAIIPASH AND CALIPEE, put up in cans of small
szs, in Key West al the Turtle Pens by which means all
the real ecacy and richness of the Turtle preserved
For sale by GEO H0LLINS,
olm IA North Charles street.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA Something
61nice, lust received by GREEN & YOE,
As7-lf 50 bslsrnore street
r 0NDON BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH
sAALE just received by GREEN 4 YOE,
si-tfr SO Baltimore street
SlLVER SPRING FLOUR.-Family, Extra and
CSuper for sale by the manufacturers JOHNS ROC
No. a Commerce street jy2l tfr
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.-5O cases Wor
w cesershire Sauce, quarts, pins half pnts and gallon
jars just received ship Hesper For sale in quantities
suit purchasers. p TIERNAN SON, Importers II North
Charles
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The polls of this ward were held on the corner of
Centre ana Charles streets. The judges were Graf
ton Ia. Duaney, j. Hanson Thomas, and Benz. De-
ford At this ward barrier was erected to pre-
vent crOwdng, and was so arranged as to allow
voters to pass up to the window bv one avenue and
leave by another. police force of fifteen men
was present, headed by Capt. Brashears, and
large number of the Reformers was upon the
ground all day, and their bearing was Indicative of
determination to submit longer to ruffiansm
or fraud. At 81 O'Clock man named Herman
was arrested for dragging a voter from the polls,
ana though carried to the station house he reap
peared IN an hour and n half afterwards.
About II, attempt was made by a gang of
rowdIes to tear down the barrier, which was in
StantIy and manfully resisted by the police, and
four or five of the parties engaged in the attempt
were taken to the station house, but some of them
returned shortly afterwards.
About AZ, Joseph Edwards came to the polls
attended by five or six half-drunken companions,
and remained about thirty minutes They were
noisy, but did not otherwise create anv disturb
ance. After this there were one or two difficulties
which resulted in the arrest of the parties engaged
Altogether the election in this ward seemed to be
perfectly tar one, and characterized bv fewer
dsagreeabe occurrences than are incident to ordi-
nary elections. 1t was evident that this was owing
to the presence of the Reformers and also to the
ehclency OF the police, who discharged their duties
with tirmness promptitude and integrity that
earned for them the appreciation of every citizen.
The police force here was under command of
Captain Brashears of the Middle district, and we
annex the names of all parties arrested and the dis
position IN ade of their cases:
William Herman arrested by office Start and
:. X. Bachelor; charge, disordery conduct at the
llth ward polls. Released on security to keep the
peace by Justice McAlster
Grab Ashby arrested by officer Williams by or
der of Captain Brashears. for disordery conduct al
the polls Released on security to keep the peace
by Justice McAllister.
Richard Duff arrested BY officers Start and
knowles, by order of Captain Brashears; charge
| 6IcnTf faritr ,ol1n
duff was afterward released through the effort,
of John Hinsey by Justice McAllister and taken tc
| the 10th ward polls and allowed to vote)
DUH was again arrested by officer Start for be-
navlng dIsorderly at the llth ward polls and con
| fined in the station house.
William Herman arrested the second time by
Capt Brashears, for striking at the llth ware
polls and committed to Jail by order of the Judges
! of election.
Jno. Brady was arrested by officers Hamilton
| and Hawes for disordery conduct at the polls anC
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The steamer Vanderbilt of the Stonington line
got ashore at He'll Gate on Monday evening but
got off at high water. She sustained damage to
the extent of $4,000. Her passengers were safely
taken off.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE
THE ELECTION YESTERDAY

THE ELECTION YESTERDAY
The following is the result of the election held
yesterday:
FOR FIRST BRANCH OF CITY COUNCIL.
Rctorm KnO,o Nothing.
jacob Ieisley"..... s16S Emanuel Irons...... 43s
Irons majority. 27O.
SECOND WARD.
Dan'ei Daii ..'.'.;. Ga SamI. NJ. Evans...... 457
Evans majority, 393.
THIRD WARD
f. wesley Wilson 652 Geo. R. Calls. 6s4
Calls majority, 80
- FOURTH WARD
NO opposition. John Lee Chapman 52s
FIFTH WARD.
'Oo smith h'''''.'.:. 2so Afford Mace......... s77
Maces majority, 81.
SIXTH WARD.
David E. Thomas, Sr. SOS Chas. A. Talbott..... 500
Iaootts majority, POI.
'eo. 3 Bandel...... 2S6 Sam G. Spicer...... 6o6
Spicer's majority 41O.
EfGHTH WARD.
Joseph Roberts.. 926 No Opposition.
NINTH WARD.
Richd H. Miles,. 2l9 Henry Pollock ..... 2s5
Poock's majority, l6
TENTH WARD
Alexander PENN. 1888 John Hinesley. 261
Penn's majority, 122.
ELEVENTH WARD
Joseph Baugher,;.... 7OS John T. Bishop. 26l
Baugher's majority, 447.
TWELFTH WARD
Jno. c. Blackburn. 654 David Emmart....... 81
Blackburn's majority, 2S3.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
NO opposition. Augustus VI Price,. 465
FOURTEENTH WARD.
hlchard frlce...... 463 Saml. Hinks. ....... 27O
LIP. d. Newman (Ind) III
Prices majority both, 50
m FIFTEENTH WARD.
Ihos La Reese....... 2S2 Joseph Simms ... 55S
Sfmms' majority, 276.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
hannibal H. Chase. $50 Edward Spedden...... 4I9
Speddeu's majority, 81.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Lemuel BIerbower... 117 St ptoe B. Taylor. 62S
TaylorS majority, 511
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
iehry w Drakeieg. o'Z Geo W. Balm, ,224
Bain's majority $50.
- NINETEENTH WARD.
VIM lhnton.... -. 574 Thos. II. Mules ... 543 |
Lintons majority, 81.
TWENTIETH WARD.
y sidney Norris. Henry s. Placde Sr
NO returns Ballot box broken up and ballots DESTROYED
In the sixth ward DR.. R. r. Sappington Gnde-
pendent) received 49 votes.
In the ninth ward Richard H. Miles, Reform candi-
date, withdrew from the contest.
The aggregate vote of the city Yesterday exclu- |
sive OF the 4th and 18th wards, where the same
candidates received the votes of both parties and
also OF the 10th ward where the ballot box was de- |
'troyed by the discounted rowdes is divided thus:
neIorm....'s ........... ...........7, ,39S
hnoW-NothlnS. .......................,,S,0i ,0i2
Know-Nothing majority ................. GIL
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SnsaraMts Gompanits.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE
N FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

OF THE CITY NEW YORK.
Cash Capital. ........................ s2OoOO
SAML BROWN, President JIM BATES Secretary
nave appointed SAMUEL TOWNSEND Agent for this
STATE who will Insure Buildings, Merchandise and
Personal Property at the lowest rates
j26tfr Ofica No 70 Svcoxn s-nvrr p,I.,ora
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The Chicago Times Of Tuesday says:

rl rne ohlcago Times of Tuesday says:
ne grain market quiet yesterday, in consequence
VI In the views of buyers and sellers me
eceP oo gram were 1907 900 bushels and the shipments
were u zoo bushels The sales wheat did not much ex
eeed 5oooo bushels at 777s No spring, and
od1o cents or NO. spring Corn kept well out OF
the market and only few lots at 74a75 cents
oats aoVancea cent, and 81 900 bushels sold at 30k
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MEMORANDA NJ

CLFARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
Brig Edwin Haskell Jacksonville, 29th ult
Schr, WIN +. Burden, Ferris Albany. 10Th inst
Schr. Forward, Jones, Norfolk, llth inst
Schr Emma, Davis, Norfolk, llth inst
Schr. Providence, Seward, Norfolk, llth inst
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GEO. TEMPLEMAN & CO.,

hzS7TN VEU. IEMPLEMAN q UU.,
FSkFK Successors CHAs. THOMPSON.
eheElkG No 63 LEXINGTON STREET, NEAR GHARLEs
Would call the attention of gentlemen to their superior
stock of old LIQUORS, consisting Of BRANDIES, WHIS
KIES WINES, &c, which their predecessor who well
known connoisSeur Liquors, purchased them pure
and had them hand long time CIGARS of the best
quality.
FRESH TEAS and Thompsons celebrated Sugar cured
~. Ms 10 any quantity. oo-tf
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The polling station of this ward was at l30 Frank
lin street.-the judges being W. G. Gorsuch, Charles
j. Baker, and John II. Bond. The attendance
throughout the day may be described as orderly
and regular, although several attempts at riot were
far our reporter could ascertain, nothing of any
Importance occurred to intimdate legal voters, al
though number of very rough lookin q individuals
were hoyering around the polls during the latter
part o! the day Lieut.. Boswell and his quad were
in charge, and to them great credit is due for the
formed. - ~ P0
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04
EAVERVILLE. CAL,
Saturday Morning, June 4. 1889.

LATE EASTERN EVENTS, BY OVERLAND MAIL
The southern overland mail arrived at San Fran
cisco on Saturday, with St, Louis dates to May
5th-thus anticipating the news by the steamer
now due.
A report prevailed in London, thai another at
tempt had been made to take Napoleon life.
India is tranquil, at present Secretary Cass was
dangerously i'll. The opposition to democracy
have carried Philadelphia by $500 majority. The
receipts of the Treasury for The quarter ending
April lst, was about S22 100000 the expendi-
lures nearly SlS,000,000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

TuoU ART GROwGvG OLp, MorHER.-Thou art
growing old, my mother and around thy young
est born, shadows gathcr-d darkly gather-even
in lire's early morn but the blessed Savior spa
reth thee to still protect thy child. while the
storms Of sorrow hover, hover DER me dark and
wild, Thou art growing old, my mother, soon
feel that thou wilt rest in the " land Of the here
AFTER" in the regions Of the hlest. Who will
love me then, my mother, when the last life chord
is rven? Let us pray that both together God
will take us both to heaven.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

DOES LOOK DANGERouS-T Morning CAL
thinks if fourteen prisoners, during the very first
week of the return to the contract system, can
secrcte tools. cut through the walls and scale the
outworks of the prison, but a short time will
elapse before the State will again be overrun
with this vermiu. They will come forth from
their prison a perfectly organized banditti, and
rapne and death will mark their progress through
our State. The Bay papers almost universally
condemn McCauley for reducing the prison guard
to onc-fourth the number formerly employed
That State prison is a nuisance
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

EMBLENATIC- a confretoner's window on
prominent thoroughfare, is exposed wedding
cake Now wedding cakes are not unusual sights,
but the shape aud ornamentatinn Of the one In
question IA very peculiar. II Is formed in the
design Of a heart, nicely frosted, we presume as
indicative that on marriage love is irostbit
often, and IN the centre Is sugar cradle contain
ing a sugar baby, significant Of the consequences
Of the VOWS r. Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

TcRS DAsuAwAY"-The Sierra Democrat
says us warning TO users Of the ardent 1.-TWO
victims Of ntemperance passed from this county
to the spirit land within the past ten days" and
adds paragraph in regard to a brother editor,
which is IN exceeding bad taste, and certainly
unintcTesting TO readers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

CELESTIAL" LLLY.-A little girl of Mariposa,
whose parents were absent was lately brutally
injured by Chnaman. on the road from Stockton
TO Mariposa. Mr. Martin, the girls brother
in.law was directed to the spot by the cries Of
the child, and seeing at n glance what vllainy
had been done, soizod club and beat the China
mans head into a Jelly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04
NUMBER 90.
CHtpE MILDLY.

NC MILDLY
Bride your virtue,
Tether the tongue /;
PITY the fair vine
Blighted so youngl
Why not the tombY
Sad, shattered life {;
Think OF her doom
Widow, yet wifel
Tears like sad rivers
Roll through all time ;
He his heart torrent
Poured for its crime.
Billows OF sod
Swell DER his rest
Pleading with Cod
There let him rest.
Still to another
Life is as death
Home and its idol
Gone with n breath
Blood on his hands,
Stain on his bed 4;
Pity them all
Living and dead!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

WHY Nor ?-The n u Tribune thinks that in
case a woman discovers her husband in adultery
she should be entitled to the prcrogative Of shoot
ing, throat cutting, etc, as much as her "liege
lord, under similar circumstances. A Buffalo
paper thinks If such were the case, the Tri5uae
argument would open door which il wonld be
difficult to shut, and remarks d" What a terrible
carnage there would be in the land, if every NO.
man should turn her own avenger, and slay all
the husbands who have been guilty of that
crime"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04
Tun CANOES CorNrHY,--A correspondent Of

the L0ndOn IWNStTdFe0 .Nttf5 WIITtH :
The Indian General Steam Navigation compa-
nv declares this month dividend Of 100 per cent.
The Home Government has been requested TO
send ont six river steamers, and IL has sent out
only one, which, It said. would he enough. Next
month, the Indian Government had to engag" all
the freight Of six for two trips at a price which
would have bought the new vessels wanted twice
over There is room and work, we are told, for
800 steamers on the Ganges alone, flowing, as 1t
does through n territory with population Of
$50 to the square mile, with an export trade Of
GlG,000,o00, and an internal trade beyond human
! cnlcnlnLinn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

ST. JoHN's DAY.-The Masonic brethren of
Camptonville are preparing to celebrate st.
Johns Day in fine style. They are constructing
a hall 100 feet long, and 80 feet wide. .. IL.
Dibble, Ed. will deliver Che address
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04
IN DANonn.-A recent number of the Richmond

IN DANGER.--A recent number Of the Richmond
Enquirer uses the following language;
"The asccudency Of the democratic party is
seriously threatened, not only In Pennsylvania
and New York. bnt in the Federal Government,
In all ts departments, by prevailing dissensions.
In more than half the Congressional districts in
the South. whore vacancies are to be supplied for
the next Congress, issues have arisen full Of peril
to democratic success.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

WE'VE got lot Of wood cuts, received at DIFF
ferent times from advertisers Of patent medicines
They generally represent men afflicted with scnr-
w, toohachc, St. Vitas dance and other" "p"rcn-
ial disorders" Candidates are desired to look at
the assortment. and if they would like to have
their cards illustrated. it can be done at low
rae.-Matiposa GazeLe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

ACCOUNTED Font is generally observed that
persons Of about forty years, especially young
ladies' Of that aye, are very forgetiul OF those
with whom they were acquainted in childhood.
This remarkable dmness OF memory has been
appropriately styled " The darkness of the middle
aune
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

A CALIFORNIA TowN.-Vsalia, down in Tularc
county, must be brisk place, considering the
following statement made by correspondent Of
the San Francisco Times:
"Thcre are twelve lawyers in the pl CO, and
they wear revolvers in court Recently the Board
OF Supervisors met, and were so drunk that they
adjourned Next morning it was the same, and
finally they staid in town week before they were
sober enough to do the business of the county
All these things, and many others equally hard.
are related upon the road and in the town itself y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

TRoPlcAL FRUITS IL CALIFoRNIA.-Th citron,
lime, lemon, orange, banana ana pineapple are
All in successful cultivation at the gardens Of Mr..
Hobart, near Oakland. They are all in fruit, and
only protected in winter by a common glass
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

GILBERT A. GRANT, late San Francisco Senator,
has commenced libel suit against the San Fran
cisco Bullstin. claiming $4,000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

Holmes, of the Mariposa Gazette, has been
fencing in the San Andreas graveyard and wants
delnquents to pay their subscriptions, to the
same.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

CAMP MEETING IN SfsKYor.-The Methodists
of Sskiyou county are to hold camp meeting,
commencing June l7th, in SCOTS Valley, mid
way between Orc Fino and Etna Mills. Rev. L.
Thomas, of the Christian Adrocafe, and other Cal
ifornia and Oregon ministers will be present.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

THE Nevada .Ndton0l observes: From one
of our exchanges, we hear Of little one as hav-
ing first seen the light of this wicked world in a
stage between San Antonio and San Jose.
We very well remember being on New York
& Erie railroad train on the occasion Of similar
advent and being requested, with some forty
Others by conductor Ayres, to go out aud help
wood np.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

DOUGLAS IN THE SoUrH.-The following rcso-
utions were passed at democratic meeting held
at Cobawba, Dallas county, Ala, on the 10th of
Aprl
Reeolred, That we utterly ropudiate Stephen a.
Douglas and his abolition heresy that terrific
rial legislature may prohibit slavery by native
legislation.
Resolved, That undcr no Circumstances viii we
support stephen A. Douglas for the Presidency
if nominated by the Charleston Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

THE "TEsT"-The Sierra Democrat says (:
The test of Lecomptonism is did you vote
our ticket ast fall? In Sacramento, Melony's g
vote was the basis Of the apportionment. Ia
Calaveras. the requirement was having voted for
Brush, the defaulting Treasurer"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-04

THE San Francisco National says that Swift n
Co. have started an express from Petaluma to
Weaverville, direct 1t is stated that this route
is from 60 to so miles shorter than any other
travelled route