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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

TERRIBLE CRuEITY.-A paper signed by one
hundred and sixty passengers by the Vanderbilt
steamer North STAR on a recent trip, alleges the
most atrocious cruelty, and consequent death of
two laborers during the trip. These passengers
declare that one of the men was fogged until be
dropped down, and then hauled up through one
of the large pipes leading from the furnace. The
other died from wounds believed to have been
inflicted by the engineers hammer The passen-
gers further assert that tainted meat, unfit for
human food was furnished. The authorities of
New York were recommended to inquire into the
matter.
B9-The best Remedy for 1sheunnatisn.-llalls 5
Sarsap pa ra yellow Dock and Iodide Of Potass 1SCm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
New Orleans Bar
AND RESTAURANT
Board $40 a week.

Rsz,I52ff j. NIILTZ,
99Nla Late of Shasta, has leased the New Or
AAzillAEA leans Bar, and intends keeping first
class Billiard and Drinking Saloon aud
BOarCliz2ES EIOA&o.
His Table will be inferior TO none, having de-
termncd TO furnish the best Board ever given in
Weavervile at TEN EOLL1RS 4 WEEK.
Lodging by the night, week or month. Warm
SuppeIs furnished at any hour of the night.
The Saloon is supplied with two excellent Bill
lizard Tables the Bar with the best brands of Iii
quors and Cigars, and the Kitchen with the best
the market affords, both animal and vegetable
Give the new Restaurant trial, and Judge for
yourselves. j. MILTZ.
Weavervillc, June 22 1860. 23td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

FUNERAL IIoNORs.-As an evidence OF the re-
spect in which Henry Meredith (killcd in the
late Indian fight in Carson Valley,) was held in
Nevada, his funeral was attended on the 17th
inst. by the largest procession ever beheld in the
mountains OF this State All places of business
were closed, and the streets from one end to the
other draped in mourning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
WEiV VERVILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning. Jure 23, 1850.

THE OREGON ELECTIoN,--The Sacramento IN
3oR Of the 18th, under the suppostion that Logan,
Republican candidate for Congress from that
State, was elected, went into editorial ecstaees,
advising Lane and Smith TO stand from under as
United States Senators But the next day the
arrival OF the Portland steamer brought news
which materially changes the appearance of
things, and places Shiel Democrat about sixty
votes ahead Of Logan. There may be hope for
Logan yet, as the returns were not all received
when the boat left. We hope the result will be
sS at first announced, for the complexion of the
new Legislature shows plainly that the people
desire to repudiate the course of 10. Lane in the
|. 5. Senate. 1t is spirited rcbuke from the
people o[ea Free State, whose views have been
mSrepresented by their Senator. Lane, in al
most every instance has gone with, or favored
the ultra Southern wing of the party which
placed him in power, and the result of The Ore
gon election Will fall like thunder clap on his
cars. The victory is hy no means Republican
one, but the united voice of the opposition to
General 10. Lane, majority Of which is Demo
cratic. If the Legislature stands as last repor-
ted, Lane can abandon all hope of again repre-
senung Oregon at Washington, and will do well
10 take up residence in The section he has so
faithfully served, to the dctriment Of his own
State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

LoKALTEMs.-MR ii. f. NETTLEToN. now a
resident of Silverand. is spending few days
here. He will return to Virginia City, shortly,
where he owns rich quartz intcrests-he thinks
Frank Wheeler, formerly stage agent here is
over there speculating in quartz p. MCCLURE,
of the firm Of Jas. s. Mccain E Co., left Thurs
day morning for an Eastern trip. lie will visit
the " old folks at Somcrsvile, Conn. from HON
be has been ten years absent, tarry while in the
" land of Goshen Of milk and butter notoriety,
and return this Fall-W. GREENWOOD, Esq, of
Sacramento, is Oh bis annual visit to Weayer-
villc looking after the interests Of the enterpri-
sing and nourishng house of which he is one of
the heaGs--TnE Circus opened to a crowded
audience on Wednesday night, aud played to one
nearly as good the night following. The propr-
etors probably carried away two or three hun
dred dollars more than they brought-CIAREsY
BRoTHERs announce Ball at their Douglas City
saloon on the night of the 4th of July 1t will
be well attended M. OnERDEENER has opened
a book store in Jones building, with a large
stock read his notice elscWhere-THE roof of
the new Catholic Church is on aud the steeplc
up 1t will be "a handsome building--READ
the New Orleans Bar advertisement.
CALIFORNIA Practice Acr-Wc have occasion
to again return thanks to H. II. Bancroft d Co.,
San Francisco, publishers, for a copy Of the Cal
fornia Practice Act, compiled by H.. J. Labatt
and Just published. 1t was received through r.
A. Fogg Of the City Drug Store, where copies
can be had. The book is well bound, and will
be a valuable addition to every law library.
SHow is yet visible on old Bally," and the
Stuart's Fork peak looks as white as ever.
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Drowned,

In Trinity river, on the 18Th inst, by the cap
sizing Of boat, SEYMOUR d. IIoBAET, formerly
Of Homer, Cortland county, \. Y, aged about
90 years.
re- NeE 4 ork papers please copy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
North Fork Correspondence.

TRINITY, June 21, 1860.
EDITOR Journal :-Responding to your call
for local news, send you some information in
regard to matters and things here
( Our town is lively at present, and every kind
of business prosperous. The miners are gene
rally making money, and there is considerable
dust ahoat. Mcckei Co., are doing good bu-
sincss, and receive weekly additions to their
stock Of miners merchandise. j. Newman, of
the firm Of Loilman Co., is closing out, and
intends returning to Europe soon. Several new
buildings are going up, among them two-story
one, the upper portion of which is to be occupied
as Masonic Lodge room. We have good
school-house and hourshing school, under the
charge of Mr.. Geo &oonan. Everest & Co. are
cutting a ditch to irrigate their garden, which |
venture to say is as fine a one as can be found in
the mountains Salisbury & Smith are enlarging
their ditch to carry all the water necessary to
work their valuable claims Mr.. c. w. Durkee
talks of bringing a ditch from North Fork to the
hills facing town, which would be money-makng
property. His claim in the hill Immediately
above the saw-mill, pays ST. a day to the hand
The East Fork and Yellow Jacket mines are
yielding richly. A great many miners are going
up to the new diggings lately found on White s
Creek, stream as large as the East Fork, which
heads in the New river mountains, and cmptes
into the North Fork above the canon, fourteen
miles from this place. The water is high yet
but the few who have been able to open their
claims, get good pay. White x Co. make from
SIC to $50 a day You will get cncourag ging
accounts from there before long.
Why don't some enterprising persons who want
claims prospect the North Fork canan? There
is fourteen miles Of river that has never been pros
pectcd, with the exception of one company
Marsh. Baxter Co, put in llume in SO, about
five miles above here. and it paid we'll Since
then no one has ventured iAto the canon until
this SPRING and at present the Chinese are flock
ing there.
There will be two. perhaps three, Chinese
fumes put in the Trinity between this place and
Big Flat the present summer. Heretofore most
Of the companies who have humod the caTon
bave gone up the fume," but the Celcstials
make it pay where white men cannot
Friend Gordon, if you will jump into Bliven's
stage some day and ride down here, bringing
with You fishing rod and small package Of
good old " Ieunessy,' (to be used in case of
snake bite,) will furnish the other necessary
equipments, and guarantee you an agreeable
time and fine string Of trout VIII you come
Yours, truly,
GUNNY-DAGs.
Wont We, though, " old Gunny Bags" Have
been waiting for just such an offer. In the mean
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

NEARLY A CoNfLAGRArIoN Shasta had a mar
row escape from destruction by fire last Saturday
About noon wooden building between the En-
pire hotel and Loag's block was discovered to be
on fire, and in few minutes was entirely con
sumed. The Empire hotel fortunately escaped
although it was on fire several times, ana dam
aged altogether to the amount Of $500. The
wooden building was occupied 10y Nc Turk
Bro as billiard saloon. Their loss is about
$500. The C0lyyiCr office adjoins the building
but was not damaged
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF TIE Hon.
/ Wm. =. Doingericld, Judge Of said Court,
made and entered in open Court, notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of the said insolvcnt A.
j. Felter to be and appear before the Hon. VIM.
p. Daingerield, Judge of said District Court, in
open Court, at the court room of said Court, in
the county Of Trinity, on the
18th day of August, 1860,
at 10 o'clock, a m, of that day, then and there
to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer
of said inso!Hent should not be granted, and an
assignment of bis estate be made, and he be dis
charged from his debts aud liabilities in pursu
anae Of the statute in such case made and pro-
yidcd, and that in the meantime all proceedings
against said insolgent be stayed
Witness my hand and The seal of said
LIS. Court, this 10th day of June, A. d. 1860.
23td. NJ. +. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
Birth S +:

In Weavervillc, June 18th, DAUGHTER to
Mrs. VIM. Moloney.
In Weavervillc, June l7tb, DAUGHTER TO
Mrs. L. Brady.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-A private letter from
Alr. George II. Bunker, dated Big Bar June 90
informs US that Seymour D. Hobart was drowned
in Trinity river the day previous. The river was
at very high stage, aud in attempting to cross
the boat was capsized. Assistance was impossi-
bic, and the unfortunate young man was carried
down by the mad current. Mr. Hobart has bro.
ther living at Taylors Flat in this county, and
was brother in-law Of Mr.. Bunker. young
man of steady habits and exemplary character
he was held in high esteem by large circle of
acquaintance, and his untimely death cast
gloom over the little community where he had
leen so long and kindly known,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

EASTERN NEws.-St. Louis dates to May 28tb,
have been received, overland.
The Investigations of the Covode committee
SHOW that Attorney General Black was author
zed to give the Post Office blank printing, worth
$4,000 dnring Buchanan's term, to Forney Of
the Philadelphia Press, if he would change bis
political course ALI the Opposition members
of the Pennsylvania delegation, except one, IA
vor the Chicago nominations. e.. THE Washington
friends Of Edward Everett advise him to accept
the Baltmorc Convention nomination-if be can
Get il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

GETTING "NATIoNAJ.''-The New York Ucyald
concludes that the Democratic party was dis
solved by the action Of the Charleston scceders,
and talks about " re organizing National par
ty." The following paragraph is from one Of
Benefits late editorials:
The proceedings at, and The break up of the
Democratic Convention at Charleston. exhibit in
glarng coors the inconsistency and the danger
"f permitting the control Of public affairs to re
man any longer in the bands Of the political
Nogabohds who have usurped the management oI
them.
About once every four years Bennett gets
National" and assumes and advises all sorts Of
things until after the election, then settles down
pnd concludes that it is all right.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

The salary of the Duke Of Cambridge is
100000 per year. lie has i've children all
born out Of wedlock. Nice man that to be uncle
to the Queen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

RrsH CREEK MoENT4IN Ro4D.-We are told
that Mr.. Bartlett is getting on finely with bis
contract entered into with the Board of Super
yisors. to complete the road from Rush Creek to
the top of the mountain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

RETuRNED-Mr Henry Krohn, of the Boot and
Shoe firm Of II. krohn and Brother, has returned
from San Francisco where he purchased and is
now receiving the largest and cheapest assort-
ment Of Boots, Shoes, Caters, and other articles
III their line, that has ever been brought to Wca.
vcrvilc As proof that he sells his wares cheap
call and examine them, one door above Seaman =.
drug store
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

In tie Ninth Jud'ci0l District C0urt of Tie state
of CaiJonia, in and for tie county Of Trinity
In the matter of the petition of A. J. FELTER,
an IEsOyent Debtor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
Hook and Ladder Co.
ATTENTION !

\ A EMBERS of the WEAYERYILLE HOOK
1NI AND LADDER COMPANY will meet at
Fagg's Hall on Monday evening" June 2jtb, at
o'clock. A full attendance is requested, as
business Of Importance will be transacted. Per
order, JERE. BENNETT, Secretary.
Weayeryle, June 22, 1860. 23ow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

CALIF0RNIA REPgBLlCAN CONVENTION 49, The
Republican State Convention met at Sacramento
on Tuesday, June 10th, J. F. Chellis, Esq, rep.
rescnts Trinity county in that body. They will
nominate Presidential electors, and their action
is awaited with interest by Republicans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

THE Postmaster General estimates that one
thousand pounds Of mail matter per day passes
between California and tie Eastern States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

RICHARD Is. HaRRIs.-If the person above
named, who served Ia the volunteer company
under Capt. Lscomb in this county. in the year
1851. will send his address to /. G.. Messcc Sher-
i'll of Trinity county, or TO the editor of this
paper, be will hear of something to his advantage
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

SrPPosIN -" But allowing the prices of lum-
Der below to remain at the present low figures
suppose heavy freighting trade to this Bay
should spring up, for the supply of Klamath and
Trinity Counties, in addition to our own Vessels
coming up for lumber could then bring paying
freight instead Of ballast, and would be able to
reduce the price of freight, On the down cargo
IN the proportion to that received on the up. il
freight on lumber is ten dollars per thousand
when vessels come up in ballast. it would be bnt
five if they could bring up merchandise, at five
dollars per ton. Thus the merchant and trader
would help the lumbermcn and set every mill on
the Bay in active operation, and the lumbcring
business would, in turn, secure low freight to
them.
Our position naturally entities us to enjoy
such state of trade, and it only requires good
roads from the Bay to the interior to give it TO
us. The work in opening one such road has al
ready been commenced, and before the snow falls
We hope that the stage coach and the frcighted
team may pass oyer its entire length. -HtuaJolgt
Times.
The above is very plausible proposition, and
the day may not be far distant when the antci
pations of our Humboldt cotemporary will be
realized. We believe that prosperity will result
TO both Trinity and her eastward sister from the
opening OF the proposed road. When the Indians
Of that county arc properly disposed Of, and in
ducoments thereby held out to the emigrant to
settle on the rich, unoccupicd lands within her
borders when the emigrant road from Honey
Lake Valley to Shasta shall have been completed,
and good road from thence to the coast shall
invite the emigrant this way, then will HUMBOLDT
reap prosperity from the enterprise projected
and now being carried out by her citizens And
all this must benefit Trinity likewise. When the
Humboldt road is completed, we shall see the
problem solved as TO which way freight from San
Francisco can be transported cheapest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

COAsTwARD ITEMS The last number received
of the humboldt Times announced that GOV.
Downey would be up on the next boat to satisfy
himself in regard TO Indian affairs in that county
....MAJ. RAINEs has been removed from Fort
Humboldt and sent to Fort Vancouver and the
Times thinks that county will be gamer, whoever
may succeed him. .SEYAToR RYAN and Il mum.
Der Of others have gone to look at the newly
discovered quartz mines on the klamath. The
Tmes cautions people who are doing we'll not tC
rush there . THE town of Eureka was overruu
with Chinese on their way to British Columbia
They came from Trinity and Klamath, and take
that route to avoid their cOuntrymen in San
Francisco, to whom they are indebted. -. THE
owner Of the land on which the Eureka cemetery
is located has forbidden any more intermentS
80. THE residence OF John Briceland, on BeaI
river, was burned on the Stb inst, and Indians
are believed to have set it on fire. :. CATTLE are
being run off in large numbers in The Bald Hills
region.