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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

RAPID INCREAsE.-The third Pony Express
which started from San Francisco on the goth,
took 2O5 letters from that city, GO from Sacra-
mento, and Is from Placervlle-2S0 in all, and
244 more than they took the first trip. The in
crease is gratifying, and we hope it will continue
until a daily Express is required, and the in
creased business will enable the company to re-
duce their rates one-half from the present. The
San Francisco dispatch TO the Union says that
the charges on some of the letters sent ran as
high as $50.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

FOWLER WELIs.-We have received great
variety of valuable books from time to time
through the kindness of the above publishers.
The last is treatise on the human voice by
Rev. W. w. Cazalet A. NJ, with instructions for
its proper management in reading, speaking and
debating. 1t is a valuable little work and we
thank the publishers for their remembrance
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

FINANCIAL MoyEMENT.A dispatch to the Sac
ramento Bee states that about $3O0000 in dupli-
cate drafts were sent by the Pony Express, April
22d, which will be presented for payment at
least twelve days before the arrival of the steam
er with the moncy-in consequence Of which
fact the bankers talk of drawing on time, instead
of on sight, as heretofore.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

PROPERLY OBsERvED.-Tbe members Of North
Star Lodge, No 6I, and Stella Encampment, No.
II, met at Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday
morning, pursuant TO notice, to observe the re-
turning Anniversary of the introduction of Odd
Fellowship in the United States. A very pleas
ing and appropriate address was delivered by Il.
Desty, Esq, Ahen the members, accompanied by
the Weavervile Brass Band, marched to grove
below town, where several hours were pleasantly
spent. A cold collation. had been prepared, with
Il variety of fluid delicacies, all of which seemed
TO be enjoyed by those present. After two hours
spent in toasting, speeches and music, the broth
ers returned to their Hall and dispersed. Iar-
mony and good feeling attended the whole pro-
cecdings OF the day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

THE PRIZE FIGHTERS The brutal muscular
disp lay between Heenan and Sayers was to come
off last Monday. We know of two persons who
hct a suit tf clothes on the result--the only wa
ger OF any account yet heard of. In regard to
this mug pounding" Ito use sporting phrase)
we feel very much as the Western woman did
when her husband and the bear fought" Don't
care which whips'-but hope both heads will be
80 badly bruised that the eyes won't do duty for
q month
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28
Birth h s:

At Red Bar, Trinity river, April goth, the wife
of Nicholas Beahm, of DAUGHTER.
In Weavervlle, April 2lst, the wife of George
Williams, of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

MErhe DIST QUARTERLY MEETING We are
requested by Rev. Mr.. Miller, local preacher, to
state that Quarterly meeting will begin at the
Union Church on Saturday evening, April 2Sth.
Presiding Elder Reasoner, of M. Shasta District,
will be present Services morning and evening
on TIE Sabbath following.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28
TO THE ELECTORS OF
EIlVIRVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
! ' election will be held on the 18th day of May,
at which will be submitted the question whether
you will authorize tax to pay the expense Of
maintaining Weavervillt School for the addition
al term of ten months.
1t will be necessary to raise the sum of $500
for such purpose, and the rate of taxation neces
sary, eleven cents on the hundeed dollars, on all
property in the District,
The polls will be opened at the School House
between the hours of a. m, and y m, of the
day above mentioned. A full attendance is re
quested. THOS. CARR,
II. GREENWOOD,
Trustees Weaverville District.
April 2S, 1860. 153w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28
SHASTA UNION SEMINARY !
The SPRING TERM of Shasta Union SEM
iuary will commence April 23d, 1860.
G., X, GODFREY. A, NJ, Principal.

G. X. GODFREY, A. NJ, Principal.
Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy,
Elocution, Astronomy, and the Science OF Gov
ernment;
Miss VIENNA c. JACKSON, Preceptress Protes-
sor of Latin and French Languages. Dldactics,
Mathematics, Drawing Wax, Fruit, Flower and
Hair Work, Pellis Work, Oriental, Grecian and
Italian Paintings;
J. NJ. BRICELAND, NJ. D., Professor OF Lltera-
ture Logic, Chemistry, and Physiology
Miss CARRIE A. HARRIS, Professor OF civil
History, Physical Geography, Mental Arithmetic,
Analytical Grammar and Vocal and lnstrumen-
tai Music
HENRY BATES, NJ. D., Professor OF Minerology
and Geology, and Lecturer on Surgery
j. f. PELHAM, NJ. d., Professor of Political
Economy ard General Physics;
BENZ. SHURTLEFF, NJ. d., Professor of Consti-
tutional Law, and Theory and Practice of Agri-
culture.
TUITION
Fer the term of II weeks, lower English
branches, including elements of Arth-
metic, Geography, History, Grammar
and Philosophy. y........... SZO w
Higher English branches and Ancient Lam
guagcs, including Mathematics, Draw
ing, Chemistry, Physiology and Asron- 80
Shasta. Aprl 81, 1860 14td.
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Weaverviite Post Office.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of May 5th, will close at this of
flee on Sunday evening, April 29th. at o.
clock. p. m. JAS. O'CONNOR, /. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

New BHEwERY.-A building has been erected
lately west Of the burying ground, which We are
informed is to be used as a manufactory of En-
glish Ale and Porter. AS both Ale and Porter
are healthiul, life prolonging beverages, we
don't believe the distllery was located there for
the mere sake Of having place of intcrment near.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

of any law appertaining to the rights of amy
State or Territory, etc. The President protests,
aud takes the ground that the only action against
nm by the House is that of impeachment. II
the Constitution is criterion, the House Of RcI-
rcsentativps are in error
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

New MANUSCRIPT BIBLE. - The New York
Tribune is authority for saying the manuscript
copy of the Bible, discovered by Prof Tishcn-
dorl in the monastery of Mt. Sinai, is to be
printed at st. Petersburg, in style Of great
magnilcence by the Imperial Government. 1t
is the oldest and most complete copy of the
Bible in the world as five books entire and
part of another are wanting in the Vatican
manuscript.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

INTERESTING LETTERS. +. Thomas, edi
tor of the California Christian 4dpocate, is on his
way to the East by the Southern Overland route.
The 5th of the present month was the anniversary
of his leaving New York. five years ago, since
which time he has ably presided over the edito
rial columns OF the above paper. Mr.. Thomas is
an excellent man, and is writing very interesting
letters to his paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

PERsoNAI~-R. T. Sprague, and E. Carter
E'qs., Shasta attorneys, have been in town for
two weeks past in attendance upon the District
Court. They left on Friday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

MAY FEsTvAL.-The German Festival Com
mittee have resolved to erect their tent in the
field below the late residence of M Ruch, Esq,
about ten minutes walk from town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

We Don't CoNCUR.-A communication, signed
"a Democrat" was received at this Office last
week. but which was not, as we have time and
again requested, accompanied by the authors
name. We repeat that no communication will
be published under such circumstances, and per-
sons who cannot conform to such request had
better spare their paper and ink. a Democrat
thinks Mr. Burch did not do Broderlck justice in
his euogy--did not say as much as he should,
&c. Now we differ with the writer on that point,
because we think he said all that could have been
expected and said enough besides. We expect
"A Democrat7 is fond Of the long -winded kind
Of eulogies, which we detest, consequently the
difference OF opinion. The most bitter political
enemies Mr. Bureh has in this county, compliment
his Broderfck euiogy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

The steamer Cortez with New York dates to
March 3lst and the mails, arrived Wednesday
evening. The mail will probably reach Weaver
next Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28
GERMAN FESTIVAL.

Special NOticc.-At a meeting of members of the
German Festival Society of Trinity County, held at Fill
buster Fiat April 18TH the following persons were chosen
Committee of Arrangements for the approaching Fest
val CEas MULLER p. ScIMsmAMP. E. NcGI, 7. CAIN
and OTTO PETERSON.
Weayerve selected the place, and Thursday the
2Ith of May, the time for holding the Festival.
ED-Further particulars hereafter
Weaverville April u, 1860. l42.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

MARRIED.-We see by the San Francisco Norm
ing Gail, tbat Chas. r. Street, of the Shasta Her.
aid, and one of the Port Wardens of San Fran
cisco, was married on the 10th inst, TO Miss L..
A. Bedford, of Benica
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

REcEVED.-A copy of the third edition of De
Groots map of Washoe has been sent us by
lIutchings d Rosendeld, publishers. 1t is said
to be very correct, and any body foolishly intend
ing to go thither can have it, gratis
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

Personal AND PoIITICAT.-Congress will prob
ably adjourn about the 18th of June. Latham,
Burch and Gwin propose to come bone by the
Pony Express line, at the invitation of Russell
Majors, who promise that they shall be- put
McKibbon will be here, too, in time for the Fall
campaign. And last, though by no means least,
John Bigler, Ex-Governor and South American
minister, is coming, it is said, to look after the
next vacancy in the U. S. Senate, from this State
Johns chances are poor, very poor,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

SEWING MACHINES EXEMPT FROM ATTACHMENT.
An act eXempting from attachment one sewing
machine of value not exceeding 500, in ac tual
use 10y the debtor or the family of the debtor
has passed both branches of the Legislature of
Massachusetts, and received the approval of the
Governor Wonder if the law eXempts from
" attachment the oldashioned sewing machines,
as well as the patent ones. If so, the Governor
should have vetoed the bill.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

DEAR AT THAT.-IIorses at the Dallcs, on the
Columbia river, are selling as low as Sl5 head
Those fifteen dollar horses, we suspect, are the
whiteeyed, Cayuse kind, and dear at any price
We bought one at that same place several years
ago, and very well remember forward move
ment of about fifteen feet from the saddle, at the
first attempt to ride.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

THE Sierra Citizen declares if the Bulkhead
bill becomes law Il. A. Rockwell editor of
the Evening Telegram, more than any ten
other men, will have been responsible for the
result" We hope not, for the sake of his soul,
if Bulkheader has soul.-Nevada Journal.
INDIAN HuNG.-An Indian was hanged by the
miners on Clear Creek, Siskiyou county, on the
l7th. The jury found him guilty of robbins a
cabin, and shooting at a miner while at work i'll
his claim.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS meet at Weaver
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

TEXAS FAMILIES ARRIyING.--The Visaia Delta
says that a short time since family arrived in
Tuare county, from Texas, composed of the fa-
ther, mother, twentyone daughters and one SON..
During the past week another family, from the
same State, arrived, among which were fourteen
unmarried daughters
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

The FIGHT.-The result of the " mill" between
Heenan and Sayers may be looked for between
the 9TH and 10th of next month, if the Pony
doesn't give out. The news will probably reach
New York to-day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

TIE Sacramento Union says that people of this
State generally, may not be aware that the Pony
Express is obliged to take a long detour by way
Of the South Pass and Fort Laramie, thus losing
three hundred miles Before long the express
time to New York will be nine, and the telegraph
time sepeu days
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

AGAIN PUT OFF.-The trial of David S. Terry
for lighting duel and killing Broderick, was to
have commenced Monday week, in San Mateo
county has been postponed to the next term of
the District Court Judge Terry is now on
visit to Carson Valley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

CLOSING OF THE ATLANTIC MAH.-Owing to
a change in stage days the mail for the Atlantic
States and Europe will close on Sunday evening"
instead of Friday as announced on the first page
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

TnE BELL CAsE.-Dr. Stone, the individual
who inflicted wounds on Assemblyman John C.
Bell, which caused his death, was admitted to
bail in the sum of $4,000 on the l7th inst
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

THE San Francisco Bulletin says " God knows
who will be the Democratic nominee" To which
the Nevada Journal responds, "As much as
ever"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

DwINDLING.- The funds remaining in the State
Treasury on the 2lst inst, reported at $685.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

TRIED TO BRIpE HEi.-It is openly asserted
at Sacramento that Governor Downey was Of
fered $500 ,O0O and was guaranteed the highest
office in the gift of the Legislature, (of course,
the U. S. Senatc,) in case he would approve of
the Bulkhead bin ; and was menaced with polt-
ical death if he vetoed it.
THE Sturgiss (Mich) Republican contains the
extraordinary intelligence that Mrs. E. B. Day.
of that village, heretofore lady in moderate
circumstances, has inherited as an heir of the
late Sir Francis Drake, a princely fortune of
f0tyeigM millions Of dollars. Mrs. Day is widow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

THE San Francisco Mineur asserts ON the au-
thorty of official documents that there are 28,-
900 Frenchmen In this State.
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Items.

NV YORK, Sept 22.-The dwelling house
OF James Buchan was recently robbed of forty
thousand dollars, in bonds. Yesterday, Julius
NJ. Stitch, a broker, was arrested while at.
tempting to negotiate some of the stolen
bonds.
A package containing $40 900 on the Far
mers' Bank, mailed at Catskil is missing
from the mail.
A land patent has just been issued to Abra.
ham Lincoln, the republican candidate for
President, as captain in the Illinois militia
during the Black Hawk war.
WEST HARwIcH, Sept. pa stable and
store belonging to IL. II. Sisson, with seven
horses and stage COACH were burned last
night. Loss $500. No insurance
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-Mr. Thurston, dele
gate to the Charleston convention, predicted
the defeat of the democracy in a speech, and
believed that Lidcoln would be elected.
Hon. John ID. Richardson, eX-member of the
supreme court Of Missouri, died this morning
ST., LOUIS, Sept. 22.-The Breckenridge
convention before adjournment revised the
electoral ticket and filled all vacancies. A
resolution was offered but not acted on, to vote
for any candidate to defeat Lincoln.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22-The Prince of Wales
spent the forenoon in viewing the objects of
interest about the city and left this afternoon
for hunt on the praires
SANDY Hook, Sept. 24-11 P. Mo signs
OF the Adriatic. Weather clear.
The Ariel brings $1,000 900 in treasure.
The trigate Brooklyn, with Chiniqui's survey
ing party, arrived from Aspinwall the 10Th.
The Sabine sailed on the 10th for Vera Cruz.
PITrsBURG, Sept 23.-Gov. johnson adj
dressed a large audience from the balcony OF
the St. Charles Hotel last evening. He leaves
Ge his tour west tonight
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Shocking Calamity,

New ORLEANS, Sept. 22-Karstenkerick &
Co.'S and other liquor stores in Ichoupetoulas
street were burned last night. The fourth
story of the store was heavily laden with
spirits, which exploded, causing the building
on the corner of Lafayette street to fall bury,
ing from forty to fifty persons There were
eXtricated thirteen dead bodies and several
wounded persons. Loss $4,000, mostly IN,
sured. well built square in the Fourth Dis
trict was burned this morning. Loss $4,000,
mostly insured.
LITTER. = Two more bodies have been re-
covered from the ruins
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Accident to a Balloonist.

ALBANY, Sept. 23.-La Mountain met with
serious accident in his recent voyage to this
city He was caught in tornado in East
Lanesboro', Mass. In attempting to land he
dashed against stone and was dragged until
he came in. contact with tree, tearing his net
work. The balloon was then carried at a beau
tliul rate until it was caught in another tree
bursting the balloon, leaving La Mountain
senseless on mountain, whence he was res
cued by the farmers, badly bruised, and ar
rived here from Lansingburg on Saturday
The balloon travelled thirty miles in twenty.
nine minutes.
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LATEST NEWS.
By TFLEGRAPH
To THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Unsuccessful Slave Hunt in OHIO

CINcINNATI, ONO, Sept. A-The u S.
marshal, two deputies, and eight or ten men.
went 10 IBERIA Marrow county, Ohio, to ar.
rest three slaves, who ran away from German.
town, KY, about four months since One was
captured by the marshal. After the examina.
ton by commissioner Newhal, he was re.
manded TO the custody of his former master.
One of the deputies was ct upon by the
crowd, who tore off his clothing, took away
his warrant and money, and threatened to
hang him and shoot him, but after cropping
his hair, allowed him to depart with out the
negro. The other deputy was fired upon,
while attempting to arrest the negro. The
deputy returned the fire, shooting the fingers
OF one OF the rioters, but he was obliged to
leave without the negro.
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9NisteIlaneous.

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Autobioeraphica Recollections of C. R. Leslie R. A,
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Woman in White, by Wikie Collins.
Lectures on the Physical Forces, by Prof Faraday.
I'd volume OF Palfrey 5 History OF New England
The Ebony Idol.
Woods and Waters, or The saranacs and Racket, by
Alfred b. Street.
The Eighth Commandment, by Chas Reade
Theory and Practice the Manufacture of Vinegar, by
c. NJ Wetherill.
The Lost Will by Ann L. Porter
Piety and Pride, by f. L. Lewellyn.
Similitudes, by Lucy Larcom.
Charley Adams, the Morning LabOrer.
Little Jerry, a Story for Boys.
Blind Ethan Story for Boys.
Taking a Stand, by the author of Hugh Fisher
Our Fathers House and Days of Youth.
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COTTON heavy sales 1900 bales at lO9@ lO3c for mid
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FG06R-Receipts 81 433 bbls; sales 10000 bbls state
and western heavy and ) q l0c iser superfne
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SpettatIes, dc.
r SRTSHETM OprICIAN

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q. ! ]
of SPECTACLES, containing his lately i'm
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AND
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