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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-01
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.

HICKoK & CO.,...........,........PRo .PRoPRlEToRS'
THURSDAY, May 31st 1860.
L Sellon & Ranch il 6 Furguson OrovHe
John Dttmer Tmbuctoo NJ Wlklson
J w Van Vactor " w Jerness
A Stewart Jos llecnt
Edwards Jos Bloch 3"
lanes Dewitt Long Bar J F Lawson Sand Plat
T Singer Parks Bar A C Rowe Plumas
b MahOney Nich1laus Jason Spinger Stby val
Mitchell J G Kennedy Kennebec
O Conuer % Wilder Nevada
Hilton French Corral W Zimmerman Auburn
Ned German Forest city w IL Harrington sac river
G NJ Good j NJ Platt San Juan
A NJ Wymouth San Juan v SAillman Nevada
J 5 McCue A Briggs
Robt Howlaud J d Givens 0r1ville
d Night " J Eosser city
4 NJ Daneal Nevada Geo Moore ForbestoTn
Geo Nj Song Sac
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-01
VIM. -ABBOTI,
"a ID STREET,
Opposite tERc st. Nicholas Hotel,

INVITES attention to his stock of II " E T.
4 & A lSS he has now hand and viii receive
by every Steamer, from his agent in Havana, the fol-
lowing brands
FIGARO-RcSalia Britannica;
FL CINr0 DE ORI0N-Regalia de Londres;
La Matilda -Regaia EsparterO;
Pmmariago- de Londres;
Pinar del Rio-Regalia Esparero;
Rosalia -Regalia de Londres;
La Espanoa-kegala de Bondre;
mopOlita-legalia de Londre;
Fantropa-Regalia de Londre;
Rio Sella-Regaiia Britannica;
J Furlea-Regaha Espariero;
La Loteria-Kegalia Espartero;
La Seyillano-Regaa Espartero
Flor de Castillo-kegalia Britannica;
La Fab lola Regaia Britanica
La Sealtad-Reganu Britannica fina
Pima del Ro-Regalia Esparttro;
Cambio por Uro-Reg lila BritanIca;
La Alhambra -Regaia Britannica;
La Flor de Ynclan-Regala Britannica;
New York ana California made Cigars;
German, Swiss and Manila Gig
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, all brands
Genuine Mersham Pipes Cigaritos Cards Matches &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ie1 1ml At San Francisco prices.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-01

A HANDSOME Gur-Ex President Walker
OF Harvard College, has been made the re-
cipient of $4,000 by his personal friends
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-01

ARRATGNED On wednesday, in the Sac.
ramento District Court, DIR. VIM. H. Stone,
indicted for the murder Of Hon. John J. c.
Bell, was brought before the Court to plead
to the indictment A motion was made to
quash the indictment, and to day the Court
viii give its opinion on that point.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-01

The jury of inquest engaged at st Louis
in investigating the cause of the recent aeel-
dent on the Iron Mountain Railroad by
which four people were killed, and several
injured have given their verdict saying that
the collision was the result of the careless
ness of the man having charge Of the passen'
ger train on which the injured people were
riding.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-01

CoNSEororT-The official count Of the
vote cast at the late gubernatorial election in
Connecticut, gives Buckingham (Bep.) only
5Sl majority over Seymour (D)
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-01

TuEArEh-A large audience was in attend
auce, last evening, Notwithstanding the
change in the weather, at the benefit of lit
tie George Marsh. As Paul Pry. George was
perfection itself while Miss Louise was ex-
quisite as Harry Stanley. The "Pic Mic" or
az Married Bachelors Troubles" piece
written expressly for George, went of ad-
mirably, and the audience departed in great
good humor. The troupe play, this evening,
at Timbuctoo Their engagement in this
city has been a decided and complete success,
and they leave us in tho full tide Of their
popularity. We hope to see them on our
board again.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-01

CouEr OF SESSIONS Yes,erday, the Court
was for the most pars occupied in hearing
arguments for the defence and the prosecu-
tion, in the case of the People vs.. Stewart
alias Buckshot and VIM. Russell, charged
with robbery. Messrs. Mitchell and De Long
were for the defence We were not present,
but are informed that Mr.. Mitchell made a
very able argument. Our informant d.d not
hear the speech Of Mr. De Long. The jury
brought in a verdict Of guilty, the evidence
being strongly against the parties
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15
TRINITY CHAPTER.
L O. O. f
.TORTH STAR LODGE

~ No. 6l, meets every Wednesday zfsIssS
evening .at7b o'clk., at Odd Fellows s>.,@tvS>'
Hall Main street, Weavervlle. All visiting Bro
theirs are cordially invited to attend.
ltd. S. X. TURNER, Il. S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15

LINES TO j. B--The San Francisco EUening
Mirror gives one verse of a campaign song which
"A San Francisco lady sang at a Republican meet
ing. The author pitches into President Buchan-
an in the following merciess style:
eff you do not like Salt Riper
Why you'd better try Salt Lake,
And there among the Mormons
What dear old saint you'll make
But if conscience should rebuke you
For the game you there did play,
Why, just rob old Brighams pockets
And be off for Paraguay"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15

HONORABLE MENTIoN.--When the resolution of
censure upon the California delegation to
Charleston was read in the State Convention,
Major Jno. Bidwell was excepted. Thereupon
the entire Convention, as by a common impulse,
arose and gave him three cheers, which caused
the church to fairly tremble from itsefIect.
That's what Fisher, of the Red Bluff Beacon,
says, and he was there to see and hear
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15

ALL AT ONcE.-Let every journal that has a
voice to speak, raise it now, or whenever in their
districts, any man, who voted for the Libel Bill
of last winter, is before the people for any office.
Let these men be taught lesson that will be re-
membered by politicians forever. The Nevada
Journal of Sept 7th, has the following on this
subject:
"The people of this community will be mind
full at the polls of the fact that O'Connor one OF
fhe Douglas candidates for reelection to the
Assembly, voted for the infamous Libel Bill OF
last winter, which, bad it become law would
have placed the press of the State under II cen
sorship more severe than that established by
Louis Napoleon. BY that law free speech would
have been crushed out of the land. 1t was wei
concoeted plan to sthe the voice Of the press
that the authors Of wrong and outrage in the
Legislature might escape exposure before the
people"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15

COMPLYING WITH THE LAw.-Pereons who for
some mysterious reason do not like TO give their
names to the us-aker, may derive some con-
ISOLATION from the example of distinguished citi-
zen of Virginia. who utterly refused to commu-
ncate his own patronymic to the collector Of
names, and being reported TO the Department,
Involved himself in a volumnous correspondence
and in a law suit which, after all, resulted in his
defeat The same labor which he had applied to
his letters, lavished upon literary undertaking,
would have made handsome volume, and the
money he thus expended would have bought him
a neat little homestead. Aud all this arose ont
of quarrel with the census-aker. On the other
hand, an acquaintance not long since received
with great civility an individual whom he took
for the census man, and, glad of an opportunity
to exhibit his Difference to the law, not only
told his age, but magnifed the amount of his
property some four times beyond its actual value.
lie then discovered that he had been talking to
the assessor San francisco EreniHg Mirror.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15
Wholesale Druggists lla aod1l5 c7ag2 san feaetss
Mr@. wv II1a 5lO Wy,

AN EXPERIENCED NrRsr and Family Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children tccthng which greatly
facilitates the process Of trrhing ~oftenng the gums
reducing all inGamaronV ally all pain, and is sure 70
regulate the bowels Depend uIon it. mothers it viii
give Yourselves and relief and health tU your in
Gtnts. preee.iy safe in all See advertisement in
another column. M. m.l2l7,s.n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15
10 rEal1'es Snrsapari11a,

yellow Dock and Iodidc Of rutaSsadmruble restora
tive and purifier of the blood. it clcanses the tyStcm of all
morbid and impure matter removes linlI's. hoilS and
cruptions from the ~kn-cureS rh"umajsm and pains of
all kinds. Al who afford should it, it tends to
give strength and lroong life, sdhy Druggists, gener
ally at 81 per bottle,
Es. HHAsE "a co. PreYrietors,
I,LnI..nIa Nrnnnisls MN E.nu.isen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15
BGy~The Medical and Surgical In

stitute Of DR.. L. j. CZAFKAY is already secured in
a position which places it, as we'll as its proprie
tor, far above the assaults of envy and profession
al malice In the schools of France, the highest
prizes are often awarded to practitioners in this
department of Medical science, and they occupy
with Others an equally lofty position in the pro-
fession. Rcord is an illustrious example. shin
ing light among the philosophical stars Of his age
in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully eqBailed
him in this country, as Il proof Of which. the Phil
adelphia College of Medicine complimentcd him
with a Diploma, and the honorary at eH'dem
degree. Selecting this as his field Of operation,
although qualified as graduate of the Univcrsi-
ty of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon of the Hun
garian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labors. Dr. l.. j. Czapkay has bent bis earnest
attention to the cure of chronic and private
diseases in which he has become great an ex-
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER in
this branch Of his profession throughout the
United States, and his portrait and biography are
published as matter Of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals. The Doctor S
offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute,
on Sacramento street corner of LeidesdOrf nearly
opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company.
R-G-We ask particular attention of our readers
to the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in
another column OF this paper. ml2 l1.3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15
SHERIFF SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF FORECLO-
ID sure of Mortgage and order of sale issued
ont Of the District Court Of the 9th judicial Dis
trict of the State Of California and county Of
Trinity in the action Of Il. Il. Skies, as plaintiff,
and Moses Chadbournc, as intervenor, against II.
c. Ward, Wm. Gilderoy and j. G.. Dorr, duly at
tested the 30th day of August, A. d., 1860 | am
commanded to sell all that certain piece or par
Gel of land situated on the Shasta and Greka
Turnpike. at the foot OF Trinity moVntaiR, about
one half mile from Trinity river, in the county
of Trinity and State of California, and known as
II. C. Ward & Coz hotel and ranch. being the
same taken up by the defendants and recorded
in the Recorders Office of Trinity county, about
the 9th day of January, A. d., 1853 together
with the tcnemens, hcreditaments and appurte-
nances thcreunto belonging or in any wise appcr-
tanning, sIch part thereof as shall be necessary
to be sold according to law Notice is hereby
given that on
Saturday. the god day of September,
A. D., 1860, at y o'clock, NJ in front of the
Court House door in the county of Trinity
will sell the said above described property to the
highest bidder, for cash.
/. G.. MESSED, Sheriff.
PITzER q STUART, PltH s. Attys. 80.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15
THE following is taken from the report of the


proceedings of the Connecticut Legislature
Bill to tax geese and bachelors taken up.
Mr.. III. was opposed to the provision taxing
bachelors There was tax already laid upon Il
goose, and any man who had lived twenty five
years without being married, could be taxed
under that section. The bill was postponed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15
TRINITY JOURNAL.
yVcayervilte Post Omce.

THE mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
hv the steamer Of Sept 2lst, will close at this Of
lee on Sunday evening, September 10th, at O.
lock. p. m JAS O'CONNOR' +. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15

;, IN ExTREMIrY.-A st. Louis paper says that
Tue grasshoppers have eaten up the entire tobac-
co crop OF Franklin county, and the last that
was heard from them, they were seated on The
corners corners begging every man that passed for a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15

INFORMATION WANTED. - Mrs. Susannah T.
George, OF Peoria, Illinois, wishes her son, Alex
ander ii. George, who she thinks resides in
Georgetown, to come to her or bring her out to
MIN. She is destitute, has sickness in her family,
and needs assistance Sacramento Uni0H
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attempting 10 sail without a clearance 10 return 10
,rt instantly. Assuming, however, that this were
not enforced, and that no attempt were made by
the United States government to interfere with the
sailing Of vessels without clearsnces beyond col
lecting the fine Of $500, much more serious diff
cu'ty would arise when any uncleared vessel
reached . foreign port. The laws Of the United
states-which are similar in that respect to those
Of Great Britain and France-declare that no ship
can be entered at port to unload without
clearance from the port whence she sailed, and
that the master Of foreign vessel who fails to pro-
duce hs clearance within forty-eght hours after
his arrival shall be fined not more than 81 900
less than $500. In England this rule is strictly
ried cut. When, q few months since, an
American vessel appeared at the port Of
Liverpool with q clearance from Memphis,
Tennessee, she was seized by the authorities
as a suspicious craft and only released on the
AFFIDAVIT ofthe American Consul to the effect tina.
| Memphis was in reaty-what the Britt al officials
| would not believe-a port of entry. In view Of
these difficulties one of the leading banking houses
of the city has this day telegraphed its Charleston
agent to buy no more cotton bills until this ques
ton of clearances be satisfactorily settled.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts $ls3 6l2 so
@for casIoms. 100 600 90
rA9 lsf lao ~
oSo II
The following is statement Of the earnings of
the New York Central Railroad for the month of
October, 1860, compared with its earnings for the
corresponding month of the previous year.
1850 900 81
IW OIL 70
Increase. SlOl ,2l9 81
The. Bank of the State of New York has declared
a semi ann nal dividend Of three and one haH per
cent, payable on the 10Th inst
The following Ia the New Orleans hank state.
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embraced about eco bushels at 7oo Tic for Western
mixed Anoas and ~ TO aI2ho 70 store 90 sas'sy We
.n md at 500 for good sa.a. Rye aas. !. las
73c. Oats were dull ~ otc 56c ior WeetoSh Ano
CoyrSr : rhe ms,hes ives steady but quiet Tue sales
embraced about liz bags Of Santos ~ l4c and - do
co11OS The market was steady, though ks. ouoysns
for some e .he sales embraced about 800 bales,
closing on basis Of ii nc. for middiing uplAnds
Ehsleirrs Rates III IN, while engagements were
some hss active. 10 Liverpool about $1,000 bushels
Of wheat were engaged IL onIk a. isi. sno - ico q
a up, AT ISL though The rate demand was l6d Flour
was As A. Sd To Glasgow 30 terces oeefat % 81,
with -four ut p To London clover seed wss en-
esged bsgs, at 46s, and some 400 bbis hour wore
H.Y me market was unchau ged with sales Of abou.
SEQ bales AZ 500 . 300 for shipment
HIpAs-The nArket has been moderately active, aud
have been 10 fair extent at unchanged prices The
transactions have been restricted the receipts nave
been liberal Tho sales were 10 oo0 dry Baehos
as,ss ~ nsr 1so s ans %sns
26c six months; 200 dry Buenos Ayres, for Canada
axe, six months 600 dry Porto caoeo, 2ic n 10
Months; 800 Dry Texas private terms b3S -
poo 2ihc elk this; 1880 Western ssughtsrs, okG
Elk months; 1871 w. 5. Rio Grsnde horse, go, six
trATHxR rcwards the end Of the week there has
mere inquiry for hemock; sales at unchanged prices
The stock ie not excessive.
made al t6c.
NAVAL sroRAs Tho market unchanged and sales
limited at 40c for straight and shipping lots OF
SPIRITS turpeLtLe Common rosin and crude turpentine
quiet.
PROVISIONS -Pork-7he demand was fair and the mar
ket rather firm: lie saes embraced sDout 600 700 bbs
ipcluuing at $40 1915 SO Is, and prime at
$l4 Sl4 81 Beef without charge OF importance;
sales embraced about 800 400 bbis at 50 10 $40
for rspacked mess and At Sill for new extra Beef hams
Arm, with sales OF 300 bbs Western ut $A 90 a
SIS lard firm. with aaes Of $50 bbls, at l2o. q
l2Xc. for old and Dressed hogs were selling At
SIC . &c. Butter and cheese steady and prioe-
unchanged Rice steady, with sales OF 100 Casks
4,Sc a4hc
SUGARS The market has been dull, and prices the
Of the week exhibited lower Tates for grades
The aes about 426 hhds Cuba with
in the rarge &c 7c for both grades 90 boxes at pri
vAte terms.
ToRAcco There ID fair demand and prices well main
tanned The sales embraced 1lo hhds Virginia and Ken
lucky 7c lie 100 bales Havana 8oc 4Sc 132 cases
seed leaf, ~ . l2o.
WHnKIY-sales embraced 500 a 600 bbls at 21xc. .
a.
wooL-There Ia no material change 70 note In the mar
ket demand 10 rather BETTER but prsoes about
The sales comprise About 30 900 lbs California
at 24n 27o and 10 900 lbs Texas at ACC 2Sc.
Fleece and pulled continue dull and inactive.
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aAmsgci about 81 coo, fully Insured
pIRE N WET THIRTY. THIRD sTRErT-FoUR HORSES
BURNED TO DEATH
Between four and Eve O'Clock Friday morning nro
10 the frame stables the q No 200 we,
rnry ihrd street, own,d hy Robert sherrei aud
pied by John Edwards aai Antoine MICK. The stable
totally de.troycd Ices about TO Insarei for $50
IN the Peoples lnscraace Company. Two hotcs owned
b. Jobo Edsarts and Antoine Mack, were burned 70
death Les $3.50 each Insurance. Toe danes spreal
y The stable - The rear Of No ass occupied oy George
he ch, Who had wo horses burned 10 DEATH valued Al
sseo. insurance Tie three story brick dweliiug
ooue The o. No 2sS West thirty second street,
sbou. $50 Insured Tor 81 COO d ihe BroaiwAy in.a
rance tompany. hc ere, u supposed, VAS The act OF
an incendlary.
Rr1TTIoS A. GR,xsAR scupot No 10 This school,
cated Wooster street. and Ter the charge OF Prof
John Y sodtsrd, long kno~n popular and efficient
tcscher be m semi annual reception yesterday morn
ng The exercises differed from the usual school rcscp
vons his city the lessons history, geography, men
IA Arithmetic and physical training, being iniersPcr.ei
Win the ordinary sorgs dccamA.i1rs and dialogues 9,
sufh And gave " those "a sttan lance al ea o.
M Old fashioned bumd usua 10 our CITY schoo
Tue physical exercises, consisting q with BAGS Of
beans each about inches squee ADD two thirds Oiled
sfe qutN masing 70 We Auai.nce AMI appeared wei
calculated Il dcvelope and gthen body while the
mind beng 81 seated. j. " Gerard ssq preseut,
and 10 brief address comp meniei the exercises Of TOE
slAssss, more especially that q mental Mithnets he
said that be oeu visited the ,ohOos Boston, Tor the
purp of hearing the class meu arithmetic rccte for
the reason that they did better there thar any
else Ia being tho pace where mfntAl arithmetic arsi
introduced but tho class IN this school hal far, far
ecded any Thing he had Witnessed IN B1stou and
~pc tally oomplimentet the promptness and e eucy Of
The class and congratulated the parents en TIE superior
character of tchool Henry Rtdelc peprty supern
tendcu fpcke In 40 terms OF The peor name, and sad
~ dttnrt feature horeuganess ard accuracy IN al
bfAr 10 followed IN about the same strain ~
ksttrs fa-dee and A. Calk
TINS Nsw YoEK Horr or KKEcY--A fair for the bencai
~ this valuable Institution will take place At No 80
Roadway between Ninth ard Tenth streets beginning
% We " net Nc have received the drst annual
port p w pfosress u the rxttuson and most crday
Eccommera The crcrts o. directors tho favorable
conficerNlion q our charitable pubus
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City Iutsilfgsuce.

yRE IN BEEKNAS srREET-HKAyr LOSS on DRUGS
AMOUNT ESTIMATED At BETWEEN $4,000 AND
slO0 600.
Botwecu aud two O'Clock yest.rday morning Gre
vas IN the sub cellar Of Thtocks buildings
cu the corner OF Beekman add Nassau streets The smoke
nrst Issuing through the stop grating Of PEG
rod, Parker 4 Mowers drug housc, So 10 Beasnln
sree Oh breaking into 1ho premises the dro was found
be the Sd cellar. and, owrg 20 the douse smoke,
very dcul. % reach Tae rcmen succeeded, however,
"a c,uanirg tie aancs TO the c-lar, ani afc' several
hours q bard labor oxilnguah shed T. How the ore
o. giDat Is unkuow1 =, prescott. bat IL is supposed -
b6ve been cursed by FpcntNnsous ccmbrston
Tue osnasc % the ttDck 81 drugs OF Penf1f, Parker
Aoacr BY TIRE ard va ~. vii - cry heavy. Il has
o,cn Aei ~ bel so 600 aaJ 800 600 Thee is
Insurance ~, stock the noat OF $3.50 900 In
the 'oowiag inlurRBce co 1raalcs, viz
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HsvlS.-Nsam,S Caster chv-R Rreds An,oplo no.
Peter freeper sris Naleorsr Aeran Ter Nrtnrrh ger.
Nr~no Juee del Bsrrie, Antonio t0sea I~e Fra.r "a
Er 70 Querns Pedrc LcpeK Francisco tarrssa f1.r
sus Juan ksgner MIS- y onsavis'ot AZ on sssviA
Spar IN Charles Schsrfe Un,n =. ia
vAna Cspt sigains Chkres keuney 1t o1.sst; y Il
H@ker % o0aoer, and II scAmen from ne shlp CAna-
rgts 81
ssvarrAH-s esr ship Flcrids-Johu Gario. W KHag
PERKINS, Mrs Knor infant aaf servant Leon Luns
mach, Nlan@p, VIM Nirhet Ctspp, l. De, " n
senese, fownserd Jsby, Capt VILLAINS, y RAfer,
q husy-and - IN the Storage
CHkEprog-s,earuship FasbviIe-Aug sasp, rssser n
krE Supre Nsgle. 4 y nogsFt g y Crosby. MARI "
NCSss " Corcorsn-sne n IN the sieerare
hicHsotr, kc-spsmAlp Yark'own-r Harris Smith II
MLIemplet NeFel Mrs. Parrish Mrs Hnghes WIN
~ard O.pi Jho Co.'s, NOS ovn wss-scd he
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following 10 . comparative statement Of the i'm
ports Of foreign dry goods At the port Of New York
the week and since January L.
FIR tAe week. 1885, 1852 1850.
Entered at the port. $50, 900 Gas 694 1,2a8 STA
Thrown market. 800, lA2 o28 All l,l7A775
Since Jan l.
Thrown market 80 s79b2o loo ,4s3 92767,7 40
The above table shows that the entries Of goods the
past at this port, well the amount thrown
the Market Of those for the period
in 1853 and 1853 The totals the ls OF January
fall the neghborhood OF about 90 600 600 below those
for the same time In 1852 while they largely exceed
those the period 1858 or tins goois entered
consumption, wooens amounted to 1851 24o 10 value;
cotton go7 5l1 silks, $500 632 fax $40 073 miscel
ianeous, $3.50, ASH total, sllls7ls The annexed
the tAblee
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lie previous report

The bank movement for The week In . very even one
and dscoses Increasing strength the leading feature
all round. Every item shows increase when mpared
with the last report, except short loans, which exhibit
further contraction.