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fen, ets it onbcrpdrts berortise 9efteGuroen rtodrn, bo Id
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nrb billieer brbienen Fam, ale ireene Gin anSt,er 9abritGnt
in bttfiaer Staht. Cant e~rse6enif Saepb 8tnccnt.
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N0. l75. Gde Broad u. 6. 5trase. $40. I76.
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blttun ~lbeyhappt iein rti3eS Eager Ypn
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bi ben llu,rrseitne;tn cin 6a6rbtuet ~ l6ien.
Gradt rpiro btGisif augeurRtren une rln!tl DIT bsFSrotrt,
Saiaatprsis rsb Nprfrlf $500.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22

Our OF FUNps.--Work on the Charleston Is. CD
Custom House has been suspended by order OF
the Treasury Department. The building has
been in the course of erection upwards of ten
wears.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22
Trinity River Correspondence.

LEWISTON, Sept II, 1860
FRIEND GoRDoN -! have lust had my eye on
an article in your last, headed "Wintry,' and
in fact have taken n second look at II in hopes
that it might make me feel cool, but it's Of no
use; the thermometer indicates 81 in the shade,
and the conclusion that have arrived at, is that
you must have the "chills." Take brandy and
qunlne good remedy, particularly when you
forget the quinlnc.
| suppose ere this comes to hand you will have
seen Trinity's big spccimcn-ouly twelve pounds
slightly mixed with quartz. Mcssrs. Woodsides,
Marshall, Irwin and Thompson, are the gentlemen
who own the claim upon which II was found,
which is on bar about one mile above Lewiston,
and what Is supposed to be the old channel Of the
river. 1t has been paying 81 and SO per day to
the hand, all summer, working ten men. On
Thursday one of tho hands was going to throw
large piece of cement upon the rock pilo, when
IL being loo large to handle, he took q Sledge to
break It and striking it rap, 10 1t gttered,
and the aforesaid specimen made its appearance.
II has been ascertained to contain gold to the
amount of 5000, although the owners have been
OHcTeu, anu IcluScu 9itEuV iol I itS o"hcTs hfo
all hard working, good fellows, and well dcserv-
ing of their luck.
The adjoining claims, owned by Messrs. Tul
X Criswel, and Mr.. Thompson, are paying we'll
from 81 to 50 per day. Higher up the river arc
three companies of Cinnamon who | judge are
doing more than well, as they refused the other
day to work for less than 81 day. giving as
reason that their claim paid at least that.
The famous claim OF Gilbert * Co. is now In
full blast. They are working two toms, four men
to EACH and five ounces per day. to the tom, Is
their least work. On Saturday, one tom made
ten and one half ounces The owners, Mcssrs.
Gilbert, Tom and Sandy, CHATS what the boys
call them,) cannot work their ground out In five
years, and IL pays better each succeeding summer
About one hundred yards above them, Messrs.
Quick, Banks, A. Ransom and Fisher, have the
river wing damned, and their claim Is paying Il
half-ounce per day to the man-dirt getting rich
er all the time.
Midway between Lowdens and Rush Creek.
Mr.. Carter and bis partner have recently struck
some rich digglngs in bar, and erected largo
wheel for raising water If some enterprising
firm would but bring In ditch, Lewiston would
be the best and busiest mining section In the
county There is an abundance OF hill diggngS
in this vicinity which years of mining could not
exhaust
The leading politicians of the different parties
are very Jealous In their devotion to the cause III
this vicinity particularly on the Sabbath, when
they get more than usually "Pirited," and . mix
things"
Hoping that those September frosts may DO
more agreeable about this time, remain,
Yours, HOMO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22

FIRST BABIEs.--A somewhat extended observa-
ton and "a solitary experience have convinced us
that first babies have hard time, Parents must
have two or three children before they know
what baby is know how to treat it. and acquire
patience sufficient to treat it properly. The poor
little fellows that have the misfortune to come
along first have to educate parents to their task
and in the process they get spanked, and shaken,
and abused After man has become the father
of three or four children, he learns that whipping
or striking child less than two years Of age is
barbarism. We know one "paterna head
who struck his first child when only six weeks
old, the ass actually believing that the child
knew better than to cry, and that he stopped
crying at that particular time because he struck
him. We carry certain notions OF children and
of family government into married life, and the
first child is always the victim Of these notions
And not alone of these, for the parents have not
learned self control, and baby is whipped quite
as often because the parent is impatient or angry
as because it is vicious or intractable. We intict
on our first children the hoggings we ought to
have for our own mpatience or fretulness. This
pounding children before they become, in Gods
eye. morally responsible beings, is very strange
business Patience, good people-unwearying
patience! Don't wait to learn it until one OF
your little ones shall be hidden under the daisies
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22
Tur "Pnrcrsr Tmrn WHEN pAnsoS BRowN-

THE "PREcIsE TINE" VIXEN PARsoN BRowN-
Low MEANS TO JOIN THE DEMOCRATS" Jordan
Clark" an Arkansas correspondent, who proba-
bly, wanted to Grille" Parson Brownlow of the
Knoxville Whig, wrote to the latter stating that
he had learned with pleasure upon what he con-
sidered " reliable authority" that Mr.. Brownlow
was about to Join the Democrats and asked for
the probable date of that interesting occurrence e.
Here is the Parsons reply:
MIR. JORDAN CLARK u have your letter OF the
10th ult., and hasten to let you know the prec,se
time when | EXPECT to come out and formally
announce that | have loined the Democratic
party. When the sun shines at midnight and
the moon at mid day-when man forgets to be
selfish or Democrats lose their inclination to
steal-when nature stops her ownward marcn 10
rest or all the water courses in America How up
stream-when flowers lose their odor and trees
shed no leaves-when birds talk and beasts OF
burden laugh-when damned spirits swap hell
for heaven with the angels Of light and pay them
the boot in mean whskey-when imposslbllities
are in fashion and no proposition is too absurd to
he beIi4ved-you may credit the report that
have Joined the Democats!
join the Democrats Never as long as there
are sects in churches-wecds in gardens-hcas
in hog pens-drt in victuals--disputes IN iaml-
lies-wars with natiOns-water in the ocean
bad men in America or base women in France !
No. Jordan Clark, you may hope--you may CON
tulate-you may reasOn-y0u may sneer-
but that cannot be. The thrones of the Old
World-the Court of the Universc-the govern
ments of the world may all fall and crumble into
ruin-the New World may commit the National
suicide of dissolving this Union, but all this may
occur before join the Democracy
Join the Democracy! Jordan Clark, you
know not what you say-when join the Dem
ocracy, the pope of Rome will join the Methodist
Church-when Jordan Clark, of Arkansas, is
President of the Republic of Great Britain, by
universal suffrage Of q cOntented people-when
Queen Victoria consents to be divorced from
Prince Albert by County Court in Kansas
when Congress obliges by law James Buchanan
to marry a European Prncess-when the Pope
leases the Capitol at Washington for a city resi-
dence-wheD Alexander of Russia, and Napoleon
of France are elected Senator'S in Congress from
New Mexco-when good men cease to go td
heaven or bad men to hell-when the world i
turned upside down-when proof is afforded
both clear and unquestiOnable that there Is nc
God-when men turn to ants and ants to ele
plants, / will change my political faith and
come out on the side of Democracy!
Supposing that this full and franl; letter Will
enable you to fix upon that period when VIII
come out full grown Democrat, and to com
municate the same to all whom it may concern
in Arkansas, have the honor to be- etc,
w G. BROWNLOW.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22

LADY FRANKLIN is now in New York. On the
authority of Eastern journals we learn that she
WILL for the benefit of her health, spend the
coming winter in California. She is near sixty
wears old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22
NUMBER 36.
Tho Prayer of Death.

am alone, sighed weary one
Whose course of sorrow was nearly donef
A pilgrim lone, in a stranger land,
And my brow is bathed by stranger hand'
Come back, oh back to me, treasured years,
Bedimmed and shrouded in many tears
Come back, oh back to me, buried hours
Like fragrance shed from long-wthered flowers
Each pleasant word, and each loving tone,
OF those leng gone--l am all alone
Come back o rapturous joy and Wild
OF u happy home, when gladsome child;
Let the lovespring once be again restored,
With the kindred ones round the festive boards
And the voices of pleasure and joy be heard,
Till the chord long stilled in my heart be stirred.
A warm hand rests on my throbbng brow
Art better fair dreamer, art better now
Oh sweet is the spell of that gentle tone,
Long years come back, am all alone
Each tender glance, aud each loving smile,
or dear ones gone but little while
Loved voices speak in each low, sweet word,
Long silent melodies are stirred,
The Joys come back of the buried hours
Like bloom returned to faded flowers.
Each fowret that opens its petals fair,
To bask all day in the sun-lit air,
Hath a pleasant voice for gladstone heart,
And a song of love ere its bloom depart.
The myriad gems on the breast OF Night
Chant ever chorus Of wild delight:
The laughing wind and the leaplng wave,
Tell a tale of Joy to the young and brave.
But the howrets come in their bright array,
Aud their matchlcss beauty, to pass away
The stars serene calm vies keep
Are dimmed and gone to the eyes that weep
But kindly word to anting hearts,
Is q joy that lives when all else departs.
Aa u melody born in the ocean waves,
Wakes an endless song in the coral caves:
As falling dews to the thirsting earth,
Battle the bursting buds in u brighter birth
As melting rays of q vernal sun,
We're the strangers words to the weary one.
1t was midnight deep ore the sleeper's brow
An angel braided u wreath of snow
Touched with gentle hand the throbblng breast,
And lulled its longings into rest
Opcd the strange portal to joys unknown,
And the wandercr Is no more alone
Kissed the pale lips with ice.cold breath,
And the watchers called ii the Angel Death.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22

HOME IMPRovENENTs-The elegant residence
of A. j. LOOMS, Esq, on Taylor street, Is ap-
preaching completion. The plasterers are at
work, and the house will be ready for use in a
month.
Mr.. f. d. Ketcham has purchased the lot ad-
joining the Parsonage, in Faggtown, and is
building neat dwelling house thereon.
Mr. Jacobs has bought the Bontecou property.
and is improving its appearance by new aud
neat fence. The property will be valuable yet.
The California Stage company have erected a
large stable and granary on Center street, oppo-
site Comstock * Martins buildings, and the
carpenter shop OF Thomas IL Gibson, lately on
Court street, is being moved to the lot adjoining.
Nearly dozen private residences are now under
way in the town and vicinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22

THE WIRES LAID.-As we expected, the Breck-
inridge weeklies come with Gwns Stockton
speech folded between their pages as supple
ment-said speech having been sent to them In
that shape from the Bay. This fact coupled
with the Omnous refusal OF Breckenridge Con-
ventions to disavow Gwin, proves that he is surely
manufacturing an influence that will suffice for
his reelection, unless the people send opposition
members to the Legislature this Fall-Marysvaie
AppedL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22

The SAME.-The Weekly Standard appears
to be reprint Of the Daily De@oefai.- saefa-
meat0 Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22

We have received the fourth number of the
Pacife Messenger, new Israelitsh paper in San
Francisco "Sampson and Delilah," an illustra>
ted Biblio-romantc tragedy, is commenced in it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22

ScULL CRAcKERs.-A Douglas Civil Guard has
been organized in st. Louis. Each man is armed
with a club. like those carried by policemen,
turned to fit the hand exactly. and to crack a
skull whenever occasion may require.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22

AcQuIrrEo-Th jury in the case OF the People
against Stone, lately tried in Amador county for
the murder Of Assembyrnas Bell, les. w;a.er.
returned verdict OF "not guilty"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22

PROvIDESTIAL ENTHUSIASTICALLY Crescent
City Herald brings us the news that the notorious
Bill Judd was killed by the falling of rock
while mining near the Dalles, Oregon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22

Gbe Grinitp younal,
WEAVERVILLE, CALL,
urday Morning, September -, 1850.
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

Mr. L.. p. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
in Francisco receive adyer tsemens, receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
TRINITY Journal. Once-No 172 IL Washington street,
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, up stairs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22

THE total population of Caiaveras county Is
l6,245-more than half OF which is foreign born.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
T..EEEGRAPH PHTC.
TOVER THE STATE LINE.1
Arrival of the Pony.-The scccssionis,e.


Arrival of the POny--The secessionis.s.
SAN FEANcIsoo, 6th.
The Pony Express arrived last night about
- o'clock, at Fort Churchill.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2uh.-Gov. Moore will
convene the Legislature of Louisiana on the
18th Of December.
The bill arproPriatng one million dollars to
arm and equip Georgia, in compliance with
the resolutions of last session of the Legisa-
ture Of that State requiring the Governor to
convene the Legislature upon the election OF
a Republican President, was passed.
The Mobile Register declares in favor of
secession. 1t says that the late Presidential
election proves that common government
for the North and South is impossible. All
efforts are in vain save an impossible appeal
to the conservative men to take the Govern
ment in hand as the only means of avoiding
worse consequences Revolution is ineyita-
Lle.
Senator Toombs has not yet resigned but
| he will do so on the Sd of March, unless
Georgia should secede before that period
The Convention Jil had passed the Georgia
Senate unanimously. The election of dele
gates will take place on the ID January. The
Convention to meet on Wednesday follow
ing.
An immense meeting ofthe disafIccted met
at Montgomery. Alabama, on the night of the
nth. Yoncey and Watts were unanimously
nominated delegates to the State Conventioua
Judge Wade, of the Supreme Court, had
said at Washington that four ffths of the
people of Savannah were opposed to seces-
sion.
Gov. Magofin publishes letter in the
Kentucky papers taking ground against Sc
cession
dispatch TO the associated press dated
Richmond, Nov. 18th, says that Virginia will
maintain an armed neutrality until she is
prepared to offer her services as mediator.
She will join the seeding States if the pro-
gramme she will propose be not adopted,
which is: \ repeal Of the State laws nullfy-
ing the fugitive slave law; the recognition of
a right to carry slave property into the ter
ritories and its protection there, and that
Congress nor the Executive shall interfere
except for the protection of slave property
when necessary.
A Richmond paper of the 10Th, says that
Virginia can arm 25,O0O men. She has GO
bronze rihed field pieces and howitzers and
leo barrels of Dupont gun powder. She has
made a contract for 5000 shells and grape
shot-other warlike preparations are pro-
crossing.
Ten thousand stand of arms are now being
distributed in Mississippi by the order of
! Gov. Pettus.
The N. Y. Herald's Charleston correspon-
dent Of the 18th, says that the leading mer-
chants had raised a secession pole with the
State flag on it, amidst tremendous cheers
There was prayer on the occasion by Rev.
Mr.. Judson-speeehes were also made. The
Washington artillery fired a salute of 100
guns, the bells were rung, secession badges
displayed, and the Marsaillese Hymn was
sung. The vessels in the harbor raised a
general flag.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07

SoUrH CARoLGNA AND SEcEsIoN-1S32 AND
1S6O.-In 1882, South Carolina proclaimed
the doctrines of nuliication and secession.
She was not then protesting and arming
against what Congress might, perchance, do.
She took her stand against what Congress had
done. She did not then threaten to secede or
leave the Union because She anticipated any
Congressional legislation against her inter
ests. She was outraged because there was
an actual law on the statute book which she
thought oppressive, and which she deter
mined to resist She did not then talk OF Sc
cession because she had desired the passage
Of some law for her peculiar rights. She
threatened it if some law that had been
passed was not repealed She had the SYM
pathy Of all the Southern States, because the
same law affected them too. They all telt it
to be serious grievance; but not one Of
them sustained her in the extreme remedy
she proposed. The entire Union was against
her because the remedy was regarded at
worse than the disease e.-NempbiS Enquirer