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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-08
erploGon bee 0ampfers in Csoaon-

Ga fl Ba, Z. Mdr5. llebcr Die @rz
plolicn beS Oampfer8 09lfreb GbpmaS" lit
fpl9eroes Weitere 81 rleloen
Yin ben 6dllen pberbalb pieler Stabt erplos
otrte Der Selel, oa8 gppt puroe 6ertriimmert
lno bic oarauf befinoli4en 8erlpnen wuroell
in ben 6luB 9ei6leuoert.
Die ufer oeS Delaware unterbalb Der bie1i-
gen Briide lpare1 nit Mlcnl9en beldet. melde
Die Brpbefabrt be8 uNlfreo Sbpunus 8" nit an
leben %lpclten. Derlelbe bate unoefdbr 100
WenIden an 8cro. an Der Bride belt CT II.
eS itie9en etpu so P%erlonen aus Der Damz
pier Ieste bann ieine 6abrt ben Stuff binauf
fort. an ben 8allelt, cine turSe Strefe pberz
balb Der Britde, le9te er einen Nu9enblif an ;
ais Jules fertl9 mar, UNI Die 6a9rt fprt5uleben.
erplroirte Der SelIel NIT einem furhtbaren
Slau, bic Stiide flpSen nad alien Ni6tunaen
lumber ulto ba8 8ppt mar in ei1tem Nuoenblid
total 5ertriimuert.
@tni9e Berlolten tpurben so HuS nod bittz
auf9sldleuoert, anoere ~itir5ten ms @a1ler uno
fatlen nit lei4te1t Serlebun9en pappn, piele
aber muroe1 entieBli6 perffiimmelt. DaS
ufer bot pirfli9 einen Sdredfiden N1blid bar.
Tpote uno i9redli9 8erifiimmelte laoelt UNI
ber, pdbreno t6re 8ernanoten 1ie mebtlaoenb
unnltanoen uno Nnbere bGnoarinaeno Die 8er@
mlBten ladten. Die Ner5te oeS Srtes battelt
ale SdaOe bca gu tbun u1o t6aten ibr MS9z
ltdliteS, um Die 9eioen Der llnslidliden gu mill
bern.
ode bis ieet b%efannte 2iIte Der Gpoten
uno Sernnnoeten BADEN mir I9pu seltern NIT
9et9eilt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-08
Mmerifaniidbe gfa6rtbten.

@afbtmstDm. Sod ein nnter-
u4un98bef4luB 8e8en 8u9az
nan Oa8 Observation-Disclosures BAT fplaen=
ben 8eidluB 9efaBt Da pie a1tisQecDmpfDn=
0emcfraten 4oraiu, Sifualt uno 6aSfin i'm
4ebten De5enlber int Saule an8seiaet BADEN,
DaB Der 8rdli0eut tie Ourd 8efedungen unb
2lemteranerbieten fir leine YecOmptrn<) 0olitif
babe 8eptnuen molten, 10 ioa Der Spreder elm
@pmite bon 6iilfen 8ebuf8 Der l1nterladuna
bieier Sa9e eruenneu. :
Do8 9au8 bat ben BaftOr StDdtpn at leiz
Der III Baltimore unD 5ulebt IN 8bilacelpbio.
89abOeu8 6patt, Der POM Ser9eant at Grms
pOr 6oS SarperS=6 rpzllnterl uduns8= @pmite
9ebradte gteueu9lanO NbolitiOniit bat cine
grit BIG gum 6reita9 erbalten, I'M anf bic Tin
unlerer 9eltrt8en Summer erfpdbnten) 6rueen
i4riftlid 81 antmOrten. G8 beiBt, Sr. 6patt
wOle ben Serlu4 na4en, leinea 6au Dor ous
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-08

Bplt5et=W aBre9eln unD brp6enbe 9a9e8befeble
nit nnmutb aufsenpmmen, ia, man fiaoet, paB
Die Tran5plen leit Dem %. Sanuar INNER
dn9ltllder uno fleinltder in ibreu Si9erbeit8=
mlBregeln werOelt. Sci Gage burd5ieben
fortpdbreno ltarfe Batrpuillen bic elpise Staot,
9tadt8 lperoen oteIelben perbpppelt uuo bic @az
%ralerie patreuitlirt nit a%nf9eSp9enem Sabn
wte I'M Sabre 1849 uno ruff leoem Gpriiberge<
benoen lbr brpbe1oe8 Qui ptpe 5u, 1pdbrenb
rGmii9e 8clt5eibeamteal 9ebalten lino, ieoen,
bet na9 10 l1br auf Der StraBe ~tetrpffeN
miro, an5ubalten, Namen unb StraBe gu nptiz
reil uno i'm Safe zines 3weifel8 ~mtit5useben,
I'm lid pp1 Der Wabrbeit oer Nllt1port gu iber=
5eu9en. Sn oen fran5Diil4en &aiernen miro
cine WafenzS (tentatipu setrieten, Der mart
bic ELECTROMAGNETIC anliebt. Nament=
lid ftnoen bic 9tSmer eS ldltis unO Derlebeno,
Dap @ppcn ben fral5DiiI9en Sploaten itren9
llnterreoun9 l1o nm9an9 nit ibne1 perbpten
bat. S6on fungen Die Era lteperiner an, fid
ben 6ran5cien feinolid gu 5ei9en.
Die 8eridte aus nmbrien uno ben Warter
lautelt bebrpblid.
gpaniem.
Nu8 Mabrib 10. 6ebr, miro tele=
srapbiid semeloet, baB S'Dpnnel Our4 Gas
se8befebl bic Grtldrun9 9e9eben bat, er peroe
Die Sifeniipe prtleeen, Bis Der 6etuO UNI @na=
be flebe. vSpanien", ieete Der Maridall
bin3u, umeiB Die ibm 3u9efi9ten Seleioi9un9en
Su RIDDEN uno ltd fir Die 9ebra6ten Spfer
l9aplo8 3u balten." Sn Maorib finb bereita
bic Stese8>T rppbden ein9etrcffen ulo nit 8e=
9%eilterun9 auf9encmmen lpcroen. Die AM 4
Sebr beiie9te marpftanii4e armee mar etpo
SO, 1000 Mtam fart, Die in finf perl9teoeneu
21aern 1tanpen. Oa8 erlte Corps biloeter
@ltez3 ruppeu uab einise &abplen, bic beoeu=
tend tur9 Die lpanilden 8artdtl4en 9elitten
baben, 3uerlt 8eiBauS nabmen ultp Die iibri9en
Corps in llnorpnuns bra6ten. Da8 Seer
itpb mad erfplster Nieoerla9e na9 bret 0i9=
tltnaen aus einarber: elm Tbeil mari Iid in
bic Sasha ppn Tetuan, Die befalntli9 erf am
6. BON ben Spaniern belett purce, Elm anoerer
flpb ING Stiff Elm oritter auf Der 6e5er StraBe
mad benz Snnern bes 91eide5. Die 8rioer
oes aailer8 e~rsriffen lit Leftover 9tidtuns nit
einem Saufen Der ldmar3en 9~eib9arbe Die
6lu9t gang 5uerft. S'OOuneu min in Getaau
cine 8elabuns laien uno erf Iabat nebmet,
ebe er auf Gan9er lo89ebt. Oa8 Defret Der
SSniein, mpour9 S'DDnnea gum 6er5ps BON
Get1au unb @runoen erter Glafie erboben
wiro, 1T pom Z. 6ebru1r batirt. Die Ser
leibung erfolste foltenfret uno lautet auf tbn
ltt1b 1etue Oe8cenoenten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-08
Selesrapbticbe Madbrtdbten
gsri8tst fir BEN Baltimore @eder."
NnnareB.

@aibin9ton, Z. Nedr5. Senat.
Sepdro itbergab cine Betitipn BON 8ropflpn
UNI cine Seilnltdttebia, ferner cine Yetition
bon 8ert8z unp Buds 60, Ya., nm S9ub
fir @ilen uno 8oblen.
Gunner bradte cine 3elplutipn elm, ipr
rur9 ba8 SuIti3~Gpmite ~inltruirt ,pirb, bar
iiber gu bertdten, pb eS uift 5lpefndBis mdre,
elm @onlite gu ernenner, pelde8 Die Statuten
Der Ser. ct. gu r~epioiren unp in arsemeiener
6prm Su %arransiren bate.
Die Sin fir bic nDtbigeil 8~epi1tsun9en our
au8fi6runs Der Stipnlationen beS nit ben S1t=
oidncrn BON Sreson ulo Wal6ington= Territp>
rium absel4lpl1enen 8ertraseS purpe an9ez
npntnleu.
DapiS ppm Wilttdr~@ pmite be1i9tete cine
gill ein fitr Die nStbisen 8emiGisunsen CUR
@quipirune etne5 HesimentS terittener tera=
nilher 6reipiliser. ST ldlus ausenblifli9e
ger1tbung Oerlelbcn ppr, aber e8 wlroe Girtz
pa1o erbpben.
Damn murben bic grppn' l9en &eiplutip=
nen iber Sdra Der Sflaperei in ben Gerrito=.
rten ipieoer ppr9enpnmer.
8aoe belt cine Gfeoe 9e9en Die GeIpt.ntiplen
Sau8. Sbaper bonn @pmite FIR Sffcnt[id
9Inoereien beridtete Die Wprfiu'Ide Ioriclilz
tur~@ ple9s8ia 5uriid uub empfa6l, lie uidt
al3unebnte1.
Weprril beantrn9te bic 8eratbuna Der 8iu
bis gum Orittea Dienitas I'M Npril gu per=
I9ieben.
gran9 beantraste 8erpeiIuns Der 8n ans
Bletarz@ pmite.
WtOrrla %erfldrte, fem 3mef lei, eine n1par=
tettlGe Grpdogilng Der Sin gu ernSSliden.
SranF Die Sin lei BON GROCER 8idtis=
tett nidt nur neil eS ii6 UNI bic Geridenfune
offentli6er 2dnoereien banole, Icnoern audi we=
sen ibrer 8rin5ipiem. ST beabii4ti9e, Gmel=
6ement8 III Der giG ein5ubrin9en, ba lie in il.
rer ieeisen 6orm lebr unsere4t sesen bic al,
teren Staaten lei. @8 sebe aus Nllem berppr,
paB bic Wlaiorttdt pes Saule8 fir einc SCENT
ltdttebiQ lei. Wenn aber cine Seimltdttebil
auaenpmmen perbe, tpcher bann ba8 2ant
ne6men fir bic in Der Wfprril'lden 8ta pro-
ppnirten Nfertauz@ one9ten ?
@rawfpro beantra9te, Die Sin auf ben Sid
5u le9ert, aber biefar i%timmten itur 70 uno ba-
9e9en LOG.
Die Sin purbe pann auf ben britten Diem
flag i'm Gpril ~5uriif9ele9t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-08

ten iiu0 DemDfroten. Die 3epublifaaer ba-
BEN eille Me6rbett i'm SuperoiiOrenratb, pabz
reno bic DemDfraten cine Wfebr6eit i'm 8atbe
Der NlOermdnner 9aben.
8odeter, q. D. 6. Mdr8. Der
Gepublituner 9amlet 9. ScraltDn lpurpe NIT
un9efabr $50 Mebrbeit gum MopOr erndbl
Stint pber led8 ermdblte Moerlndnner li1e See
publifuner, 10 DAP ite Die Mte9r9eit i'm gtapt=
rat6 baben.
@@bicasp, 9a., 6. Waars. Die beutise
WunicipalzgSabl 9ins pbne er9eblide StOru,l9
ppriiber. @8 mur0en un9efa6r $4,000 Stim=
men ab9eeeben.. Die bis lebt pOrlie9enDen
gert9te lalien anaebrten, Dap ale republita=
nilden @atoipaten nit 600 biz 700 Mtebrbeit
erpa9lt iinb.
3weite Depei4e.
@bicasc, 4. Wedr3. Die Muioritdt be8 re-
publifuniiden Observation-Disclosures BentpOrtf
betrdst iiber 1900. @S murben im Sanger
nube5u an 10000 ct. ub9e9ebet.
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Municipalwablen.

Nuburn, sc, g., g.. War5. Der re.
publifaniide Wappr8 : @anbioat Morgan If
nit 400 Stimmen Majoritdt erpdblt. Das
gauge republifanilde Staottidet purbe er,pdblt
nit GuSnubme beS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ErOp, sc. g., 6. Mdr3. Der bemOfra
Wtapprs~@anoiOat Wfceonibe il. lpurrt
beute NIT u~nsefabr 800 Mebrbeit ertpdblt
Oemofraten babenbi i Mebrbeit I'M StaDt.
ratb.
ltieu, 81. g., 6. Mar3. Galpin San
0fepublifaaer, 1T nit 70 Webrbeit gum Ma.
ppr errablt. Die ubri9en ertpd bitten 8eam.
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@rOaes 8ener in @rieaetOpn. i8arbaspes.

Newz Yprf, Z. Mir5. Sin BON Bar
bappe8 an9efOmmene8 Sdiff meloet, baB am
10. 6ebruar in 8rib9etown cine l6refli9e
6euer8branlt tattfano. @i.1 GROCER Ebeil Ter
9eI9 tS9e9enp ipuroe %3erlt6rt iummt elmer
immenlen WalIe @aaren.
Der gerlult piro uuf So, 5000 0 sel6dtt.
Inter ben 5erlt0rten Musa3inen %befinpen li6
Die Der Serren TOwbrio9e & So. bon Nsew>
Oort.
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Ser nntersans ses samplers ..4ennearian. !.

EprOntp, s. So, 6. Mdr5. 8riefe, mel=
dye 9eltern BIER e%inliefen, itellen e8 feit, baB
WtarcuS Galbot, Barlament8mit9lep fir MfibS=
leler, s. So, uno feline ibm erlt an9etraute
6rau YallaSierc pe8 hungarian" puren.
8crtlulO, Wfe., 6. Mdr3. Die prn benz
Wraf be8 n5un9ariau" 9eretteten @aaren
tper0en am "A. Wdra in 8arrinatOn p~erfauit,
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Mus Meriro.

Nem@Sr1ean8, z. Mar5. Die Nad=
ri9teu pom nOrolidet Weerifp melOett, puB Ga
r~aoulal omerifanil6e Silfe fir bic Snare5=
Re9ieruns iu4t uuo puB Wiramcn Dem @orti>
mas befOblen babe, BIG Mdr3 uuS5ubarren,
morauf CT 8erltdrfnn9en erhalten iperDe.
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Ser edufer.Nns,fonS IN N9oSod,u,etts

Cotton 6. Mdr3. Der Nu8ltanb Der
S9ulter miro in alien 8abrifcrten oeS Staate8
allsemein. Die 9rDBten Dempntratipnen FAM
ben ltatt III Netpburppcrt, NOrtb.8 riosemater,
Salem nnO SnttOn. Die 6altuns Der arbeis
ter 1T frieblih.
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8aubOl5.
WhfhnI4 Rn,hnIA

OuuVut6. OnuDOl3+
Oa Der llnttraei@ncc ben @ei9afssgntbet Ss SrnD. Ger. ge.
onltb BON Der alien 5irma fduli@ an F@ sebraGt BAT. 10 mirO er
nllnn1ebr 6oS geh6ft auf ieine egne, aQetni0e &ednuuo am alien
gell4aitSplases @de BON great 9u8beS un6 ScbnIpnIr., an Der
SSsaolette oes Safns IN alien ieinen per9ie6enen granten FORT
tlbren nno empftebt lb ben alen &mben Der Sirma foGpbI
ME etnenn gee9rten pubhtun. gr wir6 hets einea arpBen gor-
rab gut ~9etrodnete8 Sau- nn6 S6reinerbpls balten un6 baIIelbe
gu eat stOi9ten WearttpreIen inter ben annebmtarisu 8ebtusut-
gen ~pcrtauen.
(5b2.io Samuel Burnett.
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@eanahme eines eflapenid1iffes

So itpn 6. Mdr3. Die Barfe uSmaum"
1T BON ct, 5elenu in Salem an9efOmmeli unO
beri4tet, DAB bort ber britilde Dampfer oTri=
ton" nit eiaem lpanii4en SflaDenidiffe an9e-
fontmen 1T, mel9es 600 geeer all 8pro bate.
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Weuer Oampfer.

8pfDn, Z. Mdr3. Der Dompfer Stir
Of NepeDprf, Der BiOnter elmer neuen Danl<
p~ferlinie fubr beute Don bier na9 0tpr5plt as.
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Der er.partete Dompfer.

Bprtlanb, z. Mdr5. 8cm Dampfer
Nopa Scptiun, ber BON liverpool fdai9 III, bat
man nod fem 3ei9en.
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Geuersbrnmf in Weppniet. Ma0

8OtOn, 6. Mar3. Sn letter Na6t
brannte Der Stal be8 NeppuletzSaule8 in See
ppulet nit II Bferben uno 80 Stiif 6inbpieb
ab
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&uh Der 0NeIt.

Den IbOnneuten 6eS 5. ganoeS 6eS 8ud Der self sr
Nadrl6t, baB Die prinie 10 eben etnaenoden 1T mnS IoforfP in
Gmpan9 9encnnen perben tam.
5erner emEfing i9 Die JcrtIebun9 Se8 6. 8anbeS, 9ef. liz
nsblt praniie uao tDnnen nod 8~eiteaun9en auf ben pCnlt6nbisem
Sato ~auS9efibrt perben,
Oa8 8uh Der 8elt
erl&eint IN 12monatIiden Q~ieferunaen, ibe 9tefcruna entbdIt SO
Quartieiten Cert nit Stablfhb un6 8 coIorirhn 1afeln. NreiS
per giekruns rs GtS. Yrdmte bs 6. 8anOes. Der pra&tpCae
Stabltit: &iebesbptidaft.
Tbl0.1mt %. 81. SdSmfSt, no. IS 81. @opnr.
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Samuel Burnett.
SMdber nnb 3etti6rtften.
8ei s. q. glppel,

w O* w <tPPtFf
$50. 20 Sipr8 olto=S tra6e,
fto indifference 3etti9rTten SOrrdbi8 unb werSen auf Bette hung
tM'S Sous 9ebrodt.
SnMffrirte 9Delt, 90. q. Nemprrat.
Do. TamiIienblGtter, 81. q. NIben0seit1ne.
DO. XeSlie'S. Nppenenfd,dB.
Mtl. SLATER (oie Yrime oo66n lit in er
OerbarSfS Neporter. Surnbaue gu eben)
g. Banee8 selufert.
8eiteQmsen aui ouOere Iierari4e gubGtatiOnen perOen
Wt5Ss s. SO. @ppel.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-08

III Gictcriu erldeinenoen 3eitungen wiitben
iiber pielert pnelen 8rud be8 SDlferredt8."
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gHaSESs Gum Werfduf.
sEII on 1ter gano nut euten eebduliateHen, 16 HpefIeu
&bIIb eOn Der Stabt naIe Der ~2anblruBe lno in Der oeSnnSe'
49,. asi GSegeno, l109s ater an Der NCrtberr GeuifraII 81
lgHoa9n, 80 utetlen pom Der Stact nit ~@cbduben; l9 @der an Ssr
si.en Sfeeertd &Ca6. gut a%n9ebaut; 1O7 @der NIT bIbIbsn" Sc
oaalapleiet uno Inlo9eu, wirO sesen gisentbum IN Ser etobt
S SpSnnt x So 2 ads ,oo an !. Der alien Greberit &OaO X YReae bon
S @Ona Der Stabt; 2 9ialet in S~swarbhr., nobe GomSsGir. /. !. ! in n
Sseatspa0' ! It ar,; Z in Saq2sttslr. 2 in sssrn8tSaar.; ! in
unc riebrere anoere IN perbiebenen @eoenSsn ber gtaSt' Sots =,
Ssrn n14t m Yet Saltrmoreitr., @Ouument-, @aS- unS WScgai~
OeI IT'D nno Sroaowa9. grunb gu pertauiea in 8rcoSwop.
V'u"ote"leh 81 pettan1en. GlpGer unb g prrig,l
oa.n.. SO. 50 6aDstefr.
Hy &anlerlete, Wdetb- @cntrottc, EcItamente unb onbre
ld1ifltbe Papiere, iOwie g8aiien- GericbtS @5eS6Site merSsn b sStnn
belpr9t. lVArN ~''0I Nt UsEs"S
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9eutides arbcit=O iadweilnnas=g iirec
Nerfamfs=M nsciacm.

gu perfaufen poer gu permietben
g5ne tls'ne Wsartt- 6arm BON OK @der u1aefsbr 6 apsiIen RON
- Saael; Otelelbe wtro biai9 pertauft ODER perIeoSt. Gis Iisot
= ~ e y M le9T 9egGnoen Piab an elmer Ser belten @ooSS. SSSbsrss
lSNSdi9eSa, Set0enfrtter, 30. $50 #. MOnumentlr.
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Meue An5eigen.
g 0 d A..

ag- Serr %. &%ullmann iF ssbetea in Der @eder-Oftc
nDraulprebeu.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

BoRS In DEBr.-Every Engiishman i.
born in debt and starts into life with a gre
vious burthen. The interest on the national
debt Of Great Britian is IS per anuum for
every person in the realm, male and female
from the babe in the cradle to the old gray
haired man on the verge Of the grave. OF
the entire population there is only about six
million Of producers. among whom this en-
ormous tax is to be divided, which makes
the actual assessment SIS per snnum. To
this is to be added the expense Of govern
ment with all its immense army and navy
So mnch for war, and royalty. The penalty
Of being born on British soil is an average
Of SIS per annum for every producer. in ad-
dition to his share OF taxes for the current
expenses Of the government
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

Ge- We frequently hear very severe ani-
madversions on California morals but the
following paragraph, which we clip from an
eastern paper, is little ahead Of any we
ever heard or expect to hear of California
family -
&" A man is at present living in Hartford,
Conn. who has been rather unfortunate in
bis csnnubial relations. lie is living with
bis third wife. His two first left him as he
did not, they claim, act the part of a tender
provident husband. Neither Of these ever
applied for or received a divorce, yet each
Of them has another husband with whom
they are now living, one in Fairfield county.
The father Of this luckless individual lives
with bis second wife in Litchfeld county
His mother lives with her second husband
in Rhode Island, and neither the father nor
mother we're ever divorced.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

ForrFIcATIoSs AT SAN FRAxcIsco.-The
Bulletin says that Gen. Totten still remain,
at San Prsncisco, not enjoying his leisure
but buster man than most Of his juniors
He has scaled the most precipitous aceessi
BILE heights Of Lime Point. with an eye to
the fertilization Of the entrance to the bar
Dor. His men are sent back into the country
and up the coast, from the Point, to discover
where hostile force could be landed in the
rear. l! is not yet known what the the Gen.
eral will recommend in the way Of additional
Notifications to the harbor, but bis recon-
mendatiens, whatever they may be. will
doubtless be adopted.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
A SUBMERGED Crrr.-A company ofdiver

ASUBxERoED CITr.-A company ofdvers
have recently been examining the ruins OF
the old city Of Port Royal, now forming a
portion ofths barbor of the present city Of
Of that name on the Island OF jamaica which
was sunk by an earthquake many years ago
They report that they found the streets oi
the submerged city entire. as they bad been
laid out, with the ruins of the buildings on
each side. This is matter we'll worthy oi
antiquarian researches. and we shall look
with much interest for further particulars
from this interesting exploration.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
THE NEVADA NATIONAL,

Sa- 1t is well known custom among IN.
Chinese to pay all their debts previous to
the advent Of a New Year. So binding IL
this custom. and so dishonorable il IL eon-
sidsred among them to fail 10 compliance
With 1t. that 1t sometimes leads 10 the mos,
disastrous consequences, as is witnessed by
an occcrence which took place near San
Juan, at the commencement Of the recent
Chinese New Year. the particulars of which
are given in the Hydrauclic Press. 1t an.
pears that the dead body OF Chinaman was
found suspended from an Alder limb. in a
wild. secluded place mile or two from
North San Juan. The facts elected At the
Inquest we're about as follows
The deceased owed some of his country
men. at the close Of the year, $500, which he
was unable to pay. Troubled in hi. mind a,
his delinquency he went OF. none knew
whittier, until the discovery Of his body. HI
mad placed bis chin over simple loon o
Gotten stuff, attached to limb only a few
inches above bis head, and must have swuup
himself of from foot prop. 1t is thought
he bad been dead nearly a fortnight. Ne.,
bis body on theground, was purse contain
an American half.dine, which the miserabl,
man had probably flung from him in di,ru,
just before taking his fatal leap.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

TEE CHINESE YEAK.-It may have been
noted BY many, that the Chinese New Year
which 10 made such hilarious time with
them, dsss not always occur at the same
annual period Of our time. The difference
arries from the fact that the Chinese
measure their time by noons-twelve moons
for . year. The difference between the
lunar and the solar year 10 made up by in.
tsrcallary days, like our intercallary day
added every four years to the month Of
FEBRUARY. The intercallary is added after
every period Of thirty-two months, and GEN.
sists Of an entire moon, or month. Thus the
New Year just entered upon commenced on
the 22nd January, while (ths being an in
tsrcallary year, the next year will not COM
msnce uatil the Sd Of Febuary next.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

An IScIpxSr-Amcng the incidents Of
the late terrible disaster at Lawrance Mass,
we have read Of none more truly heroic or
affecting than the following -
"A little daughter Of James Bannon. 10
years Of age, was penned fast in the rubbish
when the fire broke out. and seeing that
there was no escape for her, she took her due
bill from her pocket and banded it to another
girl near her. aud said. " You will be saved,
l will not. Give this to my poor dear father
aud bid him good bye for me.''
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
The INDECENT sick.

Only two bids we're received at the late
meeting of the Supervisors for taking care
Of the indignent sick. DR.. {. T. Overtou
offered to take the charge for seventy I've
cents day. in cash. or scrip sufficient TO
make up that amount DR.. II. ". Hunt pro-
posed to provide Tor The patients at the rate
Of one dollar day. payable in scrip on ths
indigeGt sick fund. There being little or
no difference in the two bids. at the rate the
scripts now selling the bid by DR.. Hunt
was accepted. Thir,y-four patients have
been admitted into the hospilaly during the
past three month"; thirty-dve have been
discharged, three have died and seventeen
still remain. The average number under
treatment during the year has been twenty
two. and the total cost to the county has
been s9.4Oo. About one third Of the patient
treated were injured in mining claims,
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
LIBRARY SOCIETY LECTURES.

The Committee recently appointed by the
Grass Valley Library Society to procure
the delivery OF course OF Lectures before
that Association. have secured the services
Of the following gentlemen, who will speak
upon the subjects and at the times noted b,
lew. These lectures will be delivered In the
Congregational Church, and will be free TO
all.
DR.. Z. A. ToxPKrss, February l7-"Pby
sisgnomy.r
DIR. WV. RANDALL. March End Life.v
Rev. Mn. DEAL, March 18th III eroes-
A. DELASo, ESQ.,, April l3th-"Califor- =
uia-its Capabilities.
A. B. DiBBLE. Esq.. April 27th-" Life
and Death.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

DIrcH EXTENSION Nevada Democrat
learns that the miners Of Chalk Bluff and
Red Dog, have recently finished ditch.
thirteen miles in length, taking the waite r
from tne big tunnel OF the South Yubs. ditch
and conveying it to Red Dog and other
mining localities in that neighborbood. The
owners Of the ditch expect to sell 1000
inches OF water daily.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

NRs. LATHAN.-The Sacramento CORES
popdent of the Nevada Democrat. speaking
Of the departure Of Senator Latham SAYS
Mrs. Latham remains in this city at present
being in too feeble health to undertake the
voya age. could not.uppress pang OF sor-
row, when saw her to-day, as she passed
in her carriage, looking so pale and attenu-
ated. and yet so young. She will | believe
undertake the journey overland in the
Spring.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

a-The recent discoveries of Silver, Gin
nebar, Tin, Iron &c. affords the most indu-
bitable evidence that but very little is yet
knsvn Of the real mineral wealth of Cali
fornis.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

Va The U. S. Navy now in actual COM
mission numbers but s6 ships. with 500 guns
and about 5000 men and officers. Seven Of
these ships are on the Pacific Coast with 81
guns. A small feet this when compared
with European navies. Yet small as it is. il
forms nucleus around which in case Of need
q navy might be prepared in les. than two
years which might bid defiance to world
in arms.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
80 Several years ago President Bucba

~ Several years ago President Buchan-
an invested $4,000 the interest of which is
annually disbursed In the purchase OF fuel
for " poor and indige1t females" in Lancas-
ter, Pa. The annual distribution took place
last week. and the Lancaster papers report
large number of worthy and deserving
claimsnts.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

QUARTZ JOHNSON, q name by which one Of
the most enterprising Quartz operators of
Mariposa county is fsmiliarly known. has
recently discovered silver mine in the vi
cinity Coulterville, which is thought to be
rich.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
- Ths tolol assessed x.luat;on Of IN

- Tbs tolol assessed valuation Of the
State is q fraction over sl3l .OOs, 900
Nearly all Of this property has been created.
since ls49, The total amount of gold car
ried out ofthe State. as appears by the Gus
tenn House books and estimated as outgoing
in private hands is not far from ESQ, 900, ,O00
The true amount is more likely to exceed
than fall short Of these figures.