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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

War rHE JEws ARE tNe.--Tbe
Jewish Messenger Of this week
sums up what the professors Of the
Hebrew faith have accomplished,
a. an Ecclesiasticism, during the
past year, 5os0 Of the JEWS ealen.
dat. Two new books have been
printed In Hebrew on this side Of
the Atlantic during the past year,
though in Europe the lsbors Of
Aaetbsoh Philipsoha Staubea, etc,
are epinenily appreciated. A jew
ish Professor, Stern. Ia now attached
10 the University Of Gottingen.
Three Jewish papers have been
started during the year, viz at
TuHice. Mayenoe aud Odessa The
number Of papers has decreased in
this country, and the Messenger
deplores the fact that "but one or
two have any influence
Five new congregations have
been organized during the year,
viz. One at Portland, Oregon; one
al New Brunswick, New Jersey ;
one al 50. Joseph. Mo and two In
New York. The number Of copse-
cratiops Of new synagogues rather
exceeds the average. Places Of
Worship have been dedicated at
Fort Wayne, Indiana, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,. Macon. Georgia; PA
quemine, Louisiana Montreal. Can
ada East; Philadelphia, Penpsylva.
mia; two nj Cincinnati, Ohio, Brook.
ly, Long Island and three in New
York.
The Hebrew benevolent Society
has established an Orphan Asylum
in New York One, also, has been
established in Charleston. South
Carolina. No mention ia made by
the Messenger Of any other benevo.
lent institutions under Hebrew All.
spices.
The recent disturbance in Moroo.
GO and Syria did not affect the Jews
particularly. In Morocco they re.
ceived n ready protection from
Moorish vengeance, are now peace.
fully enjoying their usual immuni-
ties. In Palestine the Hebrews were
not disturbed at all by the contend.
ing factions Of Moselms and Girls
tians.
The Messenger says in closing the
summary
We cannot claim that our oommu.
nifty, as = whole, has progressed as II
should. There has been. we are obi
ged TO our regret 10 confess, no i'm
provemept in the religious spirit Of
our co-religionists and on this point
we forbear TO speak more at length.
Their political status is probably bet
ter than when we entered on the year
which has just come to a close their
social position about the same.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

~ The Press Medioais Beige
states 50, that, in Tonquin and Cochin,
China, hydrophobis is cured with
complete success, by decoction Of the
leaves OF Ustura Stramonium, or
Ihorny Apple. A violent paroxysm
OF rage ensues, which lasts but q
short time, aud the patieu. is cured
in the couns Of twenty -four hours.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06


CAN SuoH TpiNes BE III was
fit night, was that Of Tuesday last.
for meroiless deed. II was black
and dark enough for any action
II rained and the wind howled pitt.
ously, without a single flash from
heaven, TO give a ray Of hope TO
the traveller. The earth seemed
given 90 the furies, aud terror filled
the weak house Of man his frail
tepements were blown down and
his trees torn up. A fit time this.
for that terrible offence, against the
laws Of God. and man. which some
human being with the heart Of
foul fiend, perpetrated on the road.
In the vicinity Of the plantation Of
J. A. and w. d. Stokes, about nine
miles east OF this, was found. on the
morning after that terrible night
a new born babe, IA God in his
mercy had spoken u into existence.
II had been stiiled by the monsters
hand that took II there, 20 prevent
its cries "a needless cruelty, aimee
the storm iieud howled above ito
feeble voioe) and there in its limo
cenoe and purity, was Il murdered
apparently by being dashed
against q tree--and thrown in the
underbush. A jury Of inquest was
held, but, no clue had TO the author
of this--the most hellish crime in
the calendar Tho people came
from far and near and raised their
hands in horror; still the mystery
IL yelled by the darkness Of that
night The impression ia, that the
child was taken TO the place where
the murder was perpotratcd, from
. distance. II may be, yet we care
not how far il came, or how long,
or how far on the road of life, the
parties concerned may travel; they
will hear the cries of the innocent
and be haunted by the terrors Of
that night 20 the end. II is Just
and proper that they should be. DO
they suppose that murder will con.
ceal the TRUTH If so, IL will be
the first time, in the history of the
dcpraved and guilty human heart.
The shame Of the action may be
borne; because merely q violation
OF the ordinances Of society, but the
crime which has followed il, bears
the blood stains Of most heartless
ana cruel murder-there is no water
IN the ocean 20 wash il out.
HArrlSKss.-Now let me tell YOU
secret-a secret worth knowing,
This is not looking forward for en.
joyment don't pay. From what |
know Of it. | would as soon cba.e
butterflies for living, or bottle m
moonshine for cloudy nights. The
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

ihs AUTHOR of ffNpsHH's w
NEeRo MfssrRsbsY.--W William Make
peace Thaokeray, The celebrated Eng.
!, !, .,,u.a. n,,, ...L. af A.. -,
USE "'V ~ " '''0 P9'
iornances OF an american company
II Ethiopian Ministries who were re-
os,,lv in England
-. ,,
heafd huno''s' pa,'ao,s'' q
minstrel WIN WV, woo' Oh n's eeao' ana
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
ssv- While Frederick Spyie

ssv- While Frederick Snyder,
wrecked on The Lady Eigin. was
olipging TO his plank, he came in
contact with a floating friend, aud
asked him how he felt. First rate.
but I'd like Roman punch was
the response. "a gin cocktail would
suit me-" was Spyder's answer, and
the waves carried them apart. Spy-
der TO be saved to the enjoyment Of
his fsvoriie beverage, and the other
TO enter bourne where there is no
record Of tho manufacture Of l,o-
man punches.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

nv THp w APHOF fNhtsNhs-~h tVfEes-
pondent Of the Sacramento Union,
writing from Virginia City, confirms
The recent tidings OF seven white
men having been burned 10 death
by Indians. In the wasboe region !
II appears that these victims form.
ed the party Of Norman II Cane
field. Of Butte county Caneiield's
party, about the M or ith Of May
last. left stones Crossing Of the
Truokee at Zig Meadcws, with the
intention ~ visiting winuemucea
at his camp at PYRAMID Lake. aud
endeavor 60 obtain his peaceful
permission 10 prospect for silver In
the vicinity of thelake. 10 disarm
the Indians Of any thought Of hos
tiliiy on their part, and 10 inspire
IA far as possible feelings Of conf
dence and ffiendliness, they went
without weapons Of any kind. with
the single exception Of revolver,
which Canefield was persuaded TO
carry.
A few days after the volunteers
were withdrawn from Pyramid Lake,
the regulars being then stationed
there. some of the latter discovered,
among the cotton woods. below
where the Indian village had stood,
and near the place where the Truckee
empiies into the lake. tied TO IA
many trees, the bodies or charred
remains, of seven men who had
been burned 10 death Two or
three had been fastened 60 the
trees with log chains, and the Ilesb
had been entirely burned from
them the others had been tied
with raw hides and the upper
portions Of their bodies bore traces
for identification. particularly that
Of Caneiield, who was n robust and
powerful man. remarkable In form
aud feature. His lower limbs and
the lower part Of his frame had
been consumed. with the evident
design to protract susceptibility TO
60 pain. till the bones we're oharred !.
but the upper part Of the chest, the
arms. and shoulders and the head
were entire-even the grim militia
ry whiskerH worn by the victim
were uusingcd.
Suffice IL, that tho evidence leaves
90 the friends Of Mr. Cane8eld and
bis companions no possibility Of
doubt IA 20 his identity, and the
horrible process Of his and their
death.
The remains Of the victims Of this
terrible deed were all carefully in.
TERED in one grave, beneath a large
cotton wood tree, near the spot on
which they died. by the soldiers
under Captain Stewart.
They died--died the most terri.
BILE Of all deaths which IL In posi-.
bic for the imagination TO conceive.
Caneiicld was from Cambridge,
Washington county, New York,
where bis family resided when he
came 60 California in IS4p IIewas
about thirty.tbrec years Of ago at
the time Of bis death.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

GAprpALpi AND MAzzixi. of these
two quite prominent personages upon
the worlds stage-both just now
fighting for their fatberlaud, ono with
the sword, the other with tho pom
q London letter says:
II public homage can compensate
for private griefs, Garibaldi has enough
of IL. He Ia on tho top Of the nation.
al wave, and il ia bearing him brave.
ly onward. The work hs has done
could never be accomplished by any
one, but a soldier. Mazzini wrote
and oonspired for the greater part Of
his life but whenever any action
was attempted, there Mazxini was
never found. lie Is writing still, and
that in tho tone Of lecturer Of Carl.
baldi, whom he oensurcs Ms much NJ
he dares, for heading the Italian
movement in the name Of a monarchy
There are pedants Of freedom, as there
are Of absolutism-and Mazzini is one
Of them. Garibaldi is the practical
man Of the world. who sees what is
possible to be done, and does il. lie
may clear the roads for theory "a
advance upon, but il is too shadowy
. thing to put in the van of the move.
msut. Hannibal fastened TO a lee.
ture on the art Of war from a school.
master. Mazzini does not teach Gar.
baldi how to fight, but evidently
thinks himself the superior genius in
the art Of government though Carl
baldi has organized Sicily. Mazzini
would have proclaimed a republic
the heads Of which would have beer
inmates Of Napolitan dungeons within
week. But the theorist is of the
class whom Solomon says you may
bray in a mortar without finding q
particle Of practical wisdom in them
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
Knitting and Sewing Machines.
Liosssrp UNDER Howss pArrNr, is,s,
WHEELER a. WILSON.
GROVER Il BAKER.
In. SINGER n Co.
Fatty ewsssntees &c "a Night. tai.
s.d utiiisy.


4 WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY GALL rus
i ssssrti.r ~ pisrt-ss. ssa the p.hiie sersr.
ally, W my very extensive ard varied assortment
81 The sbsvs ishnr saving rusehire~
IN thus presenting myself 10 the prhiie, beg
esve W state that am not an Agent fof sny
psftirrlst machine Srer ep0fher. hat lei them
stand on THEFT cvr sne.its. and II anv machine
does not ptcve w. bs whst is represented. N can
be exchanged ~ the srsn~y viii he returned -
PARTIES iivire ~ q ais,a.es trsy ,eiv upo, t.t,g
dealt With fsisiy. Samples 81 Sewing ana Epits
ing .nt BY mall, With prices attached
In sending fpr samples ~ s"~irs, stsis the
Kind ~ work the msehine n particularly ,essI,e5
10 do. also The kind ~ stitch p,efertes, Shuttle
fssme 90 both sides of Grover \ B-ket stitch.
M .-AIl kinds ~ Sewing Machines fer-isea,
cleaned srd sdlrs.edi my pefs-rsl attention will
he elven ~ this brsneh ~ the business. Needles
fef The following Machines constantly On hsnd;
WILSON ". SMITHS;
BARfHDLf MAUHtNEj
WHEELER 4 WILSON;
GROVER \ pAHEp;
FtNELB 4 LYON;
T. N. SINGER 3 90.
sUUvfLL y aDObFLL.
pARMENTFp 4 RpvTH;
PttNFR a trGfH;
RAYMOND MACfilNr.
FORREST CfTy MACHINE,
nARTbEfTs NOVELTY MACHINE.
Machine siik snd Uo,t ~ the beet nssIiiy
~ Time and Sight bfsfts isken 90 hsv
O.iesrs Houses.
.sp,geu JOHs M. TaAov.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

THH FurupE.--It ia perhaps for
others, rather than ourselves. that the
fond heart requires an hereafter. The
tranquil rest--tbs shadow and The 81
lence-tbs mere pause Of The wheels
Of life. have no terror for the wise,
who know the value of the world.
zane, the pillows If N q sea,
Sweet at Last IL the haven Of repose."
Hut when stiffness is 10 divide ia
from Others when those we have
loved with oil The passion--the devo.
tiop-the' waichful sapotity Of The
weak human heart. are 10 exist 10 ia
no more-wben after long years 81
deserlion and widowhood on earth,
there is 10 be no hope Of reunion in
the invisible world beyond the stars ,
when the torch. not 81 life only, but
Of love. is TO bs 1uenohed in The fount-
ain. and the grave that we would
fain hope is the great restorer Of bro
ken ties. is but The dumb seal Of hope
lees. utter, memorable separation and
IL is tbougbt--this sentiment which
makes religion out Of love. and teach
eth belief 10 the mourning heart, that
in the g'aduess Of united affections, il
felt the necessity Of heaven To
how many is the death Of the beloved,
the birth 81 Faith. BnI,cey.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

hArriSkss'-Now let me tell you
q secret--a secret worth knowing
This is not looking forward for en.
joyment don't pay. From what I
know Of Il, would as soon chase
butterflies for q living, or bottle nm
moonshine for cloudy nights. The
only true way to happiness is TO
take the drops Of happiness as God
gives them to us every day of our
lives; the boy must learn to be hap
Ply when he is Flooding over his les
son; the apprentice while he is learn.
ing his trade ; the merchant while
he Is making his fortune. If be fails
to learn this art no will be sure to
miss his enjoyment when he gains
what he signs for.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

81. JAMES LODGE, NO. ~.
m Tbese viii h. y "a .swis. n, n
~ls Meeting 81 sT. JAmEs "
~ JODGpg. No. ~. a. ". &y<
A. m.. on SATURDAY night, o,tobet 9Th =,
the usual hour, y, their Hall. corner ~ Main snd
Church streets.
ARTHUR onoziEH. sse'y pro fem.
PUBLIC SALE.
ENatNEER's OFFICE.
nostd ~ ruhlie Works, Bston Rouge, La.
october an, 1880.
WILL he sold ~ publie suction 10
" 'bA highest bidder, =, ~ e'eioeh teHfGtA
~. on s~b
THURSDAY. the 18th hist,
Nv Messss. Fsvrnt a Lenlape, the state Host
Atehsfsisys, nUv lying ON her hests ends, and
partially sunk. 81 the " i,srf In baton Rouge.
The Hssi VIII De soia "si % she Hes. With
all her tnsehinsry, engines anu he hsed tackle
on hosrd
~ o,de, n the board of Public Works
oet5 J. ". DUNCAN, Chief Engineer.
NEW GOODS
yNTEHAvE lust received the largest stock ~
w rich snd nns is-slrv brought w. this mst.
bet sni invite our friends snd customers and the
public IN general ~ call ~ our store and er-
octs GOLDMAN rrNpJER,
Third sfsst, opposite the bank.
DIAMOND EARRINGS.
Dirs. FINGER RlNes, CROSSES, and Studs
just received NJ
oets a0tDMANN rrNpLra's.
I.'NaLfEU. FptNOtf. 4 American WATCHES.
Ia the largest and finest Asso,tmant-jpst re-
esivsd 81 GOLDMAN a FENDLER's.
I1'rHUs0AH r0EaUofs. Opal. Pearl. rnsmef.
IL cd and plain sets, Pins Esrrings aud Brace
.e1 GOLDMAN q rENDLERs.
Culver TABLE AND TEA SPOONS, FORKS.
- soap Ladies, Butte, Knives, Napkin Hings,
sei5 GOLDMAN q vENDLER's.
IrrHusCAH. TUnQUoIs. Coral. Jets and plain
IL nraoelsts-Just received 1T
GOLDMAN q FENDLEHS,
wstobmsksrs and Jewellers,
octs opposite the Hank, Baton Rouge, La.
TWO NEW NOVELS.
NEMESIS AND RUTJBDgE,
For sale q, the News Depot.
ooii.gt n. T.. HENDERSON.
CAMPAIGN MEDALS.
HfsokinridRs and bsae...............Ffics rs cts.
BELL and Evsrstt................... 10
Dougls7 and johnson ,.............s...s...,. 70
Asp also
Pripee Of Wales Medals Tor ............. 2b cts
~ Samples sent by mall post paid on receipt
OF retail price, or one dozen for " 80.
J. MCCORMICK.
Post ONCE Book stors, Baton Rouge, La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

New spring and summer Goods.
r WOULD respectfully inform ny customers tnss
i have nov In store my entirs stock Of sp ing
Goods, and solicits call from all those IN need OF
nv article In ny line. W.D. PHlLLlrs-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
DRESS GOODS.

r WILL receive shout the first Of October, all
the newest styles Of Lsdiss and Misses goods
those IN want OF anything In this lspe may depend
on finding some handfoms goods.
sept20 W. ID. phibbirs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

A CHOICE assortment Of the most del.
IA icate brands just received.
sepA 8. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

I1'rHUs0AH r0EaUofs. Opal. Pearl. rnsmef
~ ed and plain sstts, Pins Earrings and Brace
let--,ust received al
set5 GOLDMAN % rENDLER's.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued
ID out of Justice II. O. Adams Court, of North
Fork township, county Of Trinity to me directed
in favor of |. G. Purdy & Co., and against Tho,
l'oye q Co., have seized, and shall expose for
sale at public auction, at 10 o'clock, a. m, on
Monday, March 26th, 1860,
The following described property, to wit All the
interest Of said Thomas Foye in the following
Described property, viz THE one fourth uudi-
vided interest in and to certain water right and
ditch, carrying water on the Myers hill diggings,
aud holding to its right the first two suice heads
in Deer Creek. Also, the one undivided interest
in the ditch and water right known as the An
tome Segalio right, and also two sluee hcal
right, being the second two sluice heads in said
creek, Also, right of way in certain Aume
carrying water across the river at the mouth o
said creek, together with all and singular The
tencmens aud hcrcditaments thercunto attached
or otherwise belonging, all The above described
property being situated in North Fork township
Trinity county, below CoX's Bar, and well known
Dated March ;, 1860
g. JOSEPH WOTTRING, Constable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
SHE'LL MOUND NURSERIES,
Fruit G&@Ed0nSz
II ~ n . Y - II Il ~
formerly San Antonio,)
ALAMEDA COUNTY,
Directly opposite San Francisco.

This welI.known establishment is now prepared
TO offer to its old patrons and the public gener-
ally. $4,000 Fruit Trees Shade and Orna-
mental Trees, Vines, Shrubs and Flow
erS, comprising
Apple Trees, to years old
Pear Trees, Standard and Dwarf, TO 4 do
Cherry Trees. Standard and Dwarf, | to 3 do
Plum Trees, to years old. Also,
PEACH, APRICOT aud NECTARlNE TREES,
California and Foreign Gmpcs
English Gooscbrrcs, Iawton and High Bush
Blackberrips, Raspberries, Berberres,
Currans, etc, etc.
Also, Mountain Ash, European Ash English
and American Elm, Lomhardy Poplar, Silver
Leaf Poplar, Silver leaf Maple, Laburnum, Weep
ing Willow and other Trees
ROSES, Mahoni0s, Spireas, Deutzas, Euon-
ymous. Altheas, Chrysaahemuns, Myrtlcs, Phlo-
Xes, Syrngas, Peonies, Double Flowering Al
monds, Double -Floweriug Apples. Double-lilow-
ering Cherries, Japan Ounces, FabiHas, JAS
mines, &c.
Among the Fruit Trees will be found a stock
of one and two year oIdapple and pear Trees, ror
Orchards. Also, small but superior stock OF
three and four year old bearing Trees, for pr
vate Gardens, suitable for planting in San Fran.
cisco and vicinity. The whole OF the saleablc
stock in these Nurseries is offered for sale a,
Lie LOWeSL EflCes, 1Of CaSH.
All persons who want bargains in Trees are in
vted to call or send their orders Immediately ia
the Shell Mound Nurseries. Those who wish
Trees of the best quality and most reliable kind,
are informed that about hoo hmddrcd different pa
riefies o. Fruit were rpened at Shell Mound du
ring the year 1859, for which ticeioe premium,
were awarded by the California horticultural
Society, and Alameda County Agricultural So
eiety. Also, two Diplomas by the Sonoma and
Contra Costa Agricultural Societies mot being
allowed TO compete for premiums in those couu
ties) Also, that the first premium for Tie bes
NHrsTy was awarded by the Alameda County
Agricultural Society to the
She'll Mound Nurseries.
gas'- Catalogues ready, TERMS-CASH
All orders should be addressed to
r. W. WASIlBURN, Proprietor.
Care of Wells, Fargo & Co.. San Francisco
jan.2l. llOin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

GENERAL QUAKiNG. A severe earthquake
shock was felt at San Francisco and Sacramento
on the 18th. The Lnion has a list of dispatches
from Marysvilc, Yreka, Downievillc, Forest
City, Nevada, San Juan, Yankee Jlm's, Iowa
Hill aud Placerville, stating that the shock was
sensby felt in those places.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
lna313w.
THE EYES! THE EYES !
DE-. i. Il. PARDFT.

sMaIfyl DE. IL. Il. PAE{DEE,
w OCULIST.-Afer protracted blind
~@1TS% ness Of more than five years DIR. PAR
DEE has made himself thoroughly and scentif.
caly acquainted with all diseases of the Eye,
and has now been in practice eight years in the
city of San Francisco with a snccess that cannot
be surpassed in any part OF the United States ;
aud for proof Of this he will snbslantatc hy ca
ses that have been cured by him, after having eX-
hauStcd the skill of all the eminent Ocuists in
the cities of Boston, Philadelphia and New York,
DR.. F. wholly objects to the use of Caustic, blue
stonc-kceping the patient in dark room, diet
ing, blistcring, cupping-the blue pill at night
and salts in the morning, etc, etc DIR. PAR
DEE has also been remarkably successful in the
treatment OF Rheumatism. Neuralgia, and all
pains about the head, and the frequent calls he
has had for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts
OF this coast, with the many testimonials. is pos
itve proof Of its efficacy and to prevent answer
ing many inquiries by letter he will state that it
can be sent to any part of the State or coast. and
each bottle will be accompanied with full drec-
items and a receipt for a lnment, magical in its
effects over pain, ingredients of which can he
procured anywhere-picc, 40. The ARTIFI-
CIAL EY ES inserted by DR.. p. have all the
movements Of the real eye, and cannot be de
tected, even by close inspection. Address
DIR. +. II. PARDEE,
San Francisco, California.
OFFICE-Clay street, Plaza Hotel, two doors
above the Plaza. ma3126t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

SOME wag lately took drunken fellow, plea.
ced him in a coffin, with the lid so that he could
raise it, peaced it in graveyard, and waited TO
see the effect. After a short time, the fumes Of
The liquor left him and his position being rather
confined, be sat upright, and after looking around,
he exclaimed "Well, I'm the first that's riz,
or else I'm conloundedly belated H'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

A SElI.-Ihe Presidents Washington organ
was sold on some White Mountain news. Pro
ceedngs OF meeting, with a resolution indors-
ing the admnistration-all purportng TO have
been enacted in the 4th Congressional district Of
New llampshre-were telegraphcd to and pub-
lished in the Union. New Hampshire has but
three districts
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
THE JOURNAL.
yyeaycrviIie Post Omce.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of April 9Th, will close at this Of
fee on Friday evening March Both, at : O.
clock. p. m. JAS. O'CONNOR. p. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

CoNsoIIDArED.-The Uncle Sam, of the Van.
derbilt line, has been withdrawn from the San
Francisco and Panama route The mail is to be
carried by the old steamship line the two lines
have been consodatcd-the price Of passage is
up, and opposition is over
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

A SIN AND a SHAME.-A human body gnawcd
ly rats before it was cold Who're? In the cclls
Of a station house in the heart Of one of the
weallbiest wards in the city of New York
That's where. The poor wretch was brought in
drunk and laid away as usual in cell. lie died
after midnight, and at the dawn of day was
found dislgured by loathsome vermin beyond
recnnniLinn.