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bacon quie. and arm. Butter aud cheese met 40
moderate sales
Ricx Continued arm, with GALES Of go casks at &c
exc.
stoAhs.--ine Demand was fair, taeay 1or redai1gs
with saes or about 400 hhdg fetlr refining yrass.
chiefly within the range os a. c &c
Whsh.Y Sales Of 500 eco aboE. were made 1t
1skc, 1916.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
Uns New York STANDARDIZATION Il
EurODO,

Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship niagara, Capt Moody, VIII
cave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
Tue mais for Europe viii close in this city this
artsrsooa at quarter pas Gus sDd ball past ave
O'Clock, to go by railroad.
ras EURorrAS EoruoS HxsAtD will be Published
n eleven O'Clock In tie morning sirs copies, ia wrap
peFs, six cent?
The contents o. las EUsoPLs EDsuos or -as Hr,Ip
viii combine the news received by mail and telegraph at
she oiee during the poyoa week up sas hour Of
nNhlcAlloR.
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WINTER GARnES.--The rexi,es OF those popular como
diane, srs John Wood and Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, dtOw
crowded audience 70 this house last night. Tho per-
formanccs consisted Of "Jenny Lind and tho Gov
ernors WIFE," both pieces familiar 70 our public, and
rendered again welcome to ,hem less by their intrinsic
merits thar by the grotesqrcly humorous manner In
which the principal parts sustained. wor gllop"
composed BY Mr.. Noenhauer and IN which the .iona
airs are introduced, played between the pieces and
furnished for IN enhusasto demonstration on
the part Of the audience
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OGaciai Drawings Of II France - Co.'s
Dslaw Lotteries Authorized by OF assembly
January, 1859 Grants 20 venty years.
sussx CousrY--C1.ss i12, Drasn April ~ 1851.
3d. 90. 76 81, II, ID, 63, 20, 81, Q. 10, 6.
COMMUNICATIONS H. Drawn April - is6l
30, 3, AZ, 6e, 67 49, 81, Is, "a. !, 76, As.
Circulars ssni free II charge By addressing
& FAaSCE Go. Managers,
Wilmington. Delaware.
last I'll Things and Keep the Best
Examine the proc ucons OF prominent matters and
lis Nassau
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MANS FOE THE riCN1G.

New York Heraid--Cslffc~nia E.dastoe.
The mail steamship Champion, Captain ssabury, VIII
leave this port to morrow, at noon, for Aspinwan.
The mails for California and ether parts OF the Pacific
viii close at ten o clock to morrow morning.
The NV York wxxnI Hs8AD-Calfosnia sNisoc--
containing the htss. igencs from Al parts Of the
sorid, with large quantity OF local and miscellaneous
matter win be Published al half pas, eight o'clock IN the
morning.
single copies Ia ~rsppers ready for mailing cents
ssenls -lh please sond r thsr oders As early pos
sbi-
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India.
bombsy letters 10 March 2T received. News gene
rally anticipated
The whole Of the Madras Presidency is now bordering
famine.
Freghts tolerabl firm.
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gaicisi Drawings OF wooo EDDY * Co.'S
hbNIlCkA AND MISSOURI sTAIE LoTIBaIES.
kfsruokr. kxTaA GLASS 26S-April 20. 1851
6S, is, IA, 50, 81, 81, 40, 8, "a, a, As, 80.
SgsTrcKy CLASS 254--April 81, 1857.
20, IS, 49, IS. 8, l, 10, Is, &C. 81, 81, 10, CO,
Circulars sen' free Of charge by addressing either
WOOD. EDDY CO.,
Coviaston, Ky. or st. Louis Mo.
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Asus The market was quiet and sales unimportant,
while prices unchanged.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was tolerablv active
and opened with t0erabie irmness, but al the close
grades lees buoyant. Tho sales footed up
about 1000 bbs, closing within tho following range Of
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Turkish vesfes blocksoipg Albania had captured .
Blk under tie Io14a Gag o-ded With ma1iols & var.
Cmer Pacla was aT-ointed Gcncrais.mo Of the army
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warsaw aGrices say that matters daily growing
woet and II feared the evaporation OF the people
would lead TO fresh disturbances. The VIGOROUS
sures taken had not intimi dated them.
Prince Gcrtcbakof had announced that Official commu
caops would be made explaining tho extent OF the
essops granted
Troops were bvoucked IN the public sauarce.
The Russian force Poland Is 20 he raised to 100 0co
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The Hun7aIsn Chamber Of deputies had been definitely
constituted, ana held its 6Tst sitting.
The President IN hs opening speech laid stress the
equality Of rights OF al citizens and nsiionsltcs In
Hungary.
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The Coyrespcrdeucid Autooupha Gays the government
viii accept the annexation Of ~ Domingo soon IL
confirmed by vote Of the people, IL foreign 10
protests agals st IL.
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TIE FAMILIES OF THE VorUNrEERs.--Therei is
agood deal Of uncertainty and some anxiety
about the mode in which the families of the sol
diers Of the militia and volunteer companies
are to be sustained out Of the volunteer funds,
during the absence of the men. Money has been,
and no doubt will be, literally contributed for
this purpose; but some plaa should be promul-
gated by which such of the wives and children
Of the absent soldiers as may need support, can
be regularly supplied with funds. II may be
that but few of our gallant volunteers leave
their families wholly unprovided for; but it
would be o great consolation to those who lave
to do 50 to know that the dear ones they
leave behind them will be taken care of, and
their wants supplied with absolute certainty
and as little inconvenience as possible.
Would it not be well to organize General
Distributing Committee for this purpose, with
branch Offices located in different districts
Of the city? The Colonel of every regiment
might leave copy OF his roll with this
committee before his departure, and the
families of such soldiers as may need sup
port conld thus obtain a regular weekly
or monthly allowance upon application
at the pay Office OF their district Or in cases
whore funds have been raised for particular
rsgim9bts, the same plan nigh. be carried out,
But We think 1t is important that before any
more troops leave the city some specific mode
of distributing the funds for the maintenance of
the families Of the volunteers should be decided
uron and publicly announced.
ThesE TWENTY DAYS GRACE NEARLY Ex-
PIREp--In President Lincoln's war proclama-
ton. "done at the city Of Washington, on the
fifteenth day Of April" the following import
ant passage occurs
deem u proper that the Grst service gred
to the forces hereby cauG forth viii probsoy be- to
presses the forss pisces ard prope " which nave oeea
seized the rpion; ard IN every event the utm ST
will be observed, cUssteGtly witn the objects
to avoid any oevasatioa any destruction OF cr
interference with property or any disturbance o peace
ful citizens in part OF tue country; and hereby
ccmmsro the persons mp 'siug The combinations afore
sad TO dispense and retire peacraby to their respective
.aooces within twenty days tom this date.
The combinations" here referred to are the
hostile combinations 10 the revolted States
against the laws and authority Of the United
States. These Combinations are warned to
disperse within twenty days from the notice
given, term of grace which will expire on the
9th of May. The defensive policy of the
government ceases after that day; 50 that with
in the next few days We may expect 70 hear tina
General Scott has adopted the offensive system,
and has set in motion some twenty or thirty
Thousand men for the occupation of Richnond
or Baltimore. This il the meaning Of those
twenty days notice.
"ExEcRABLE New YoRK."--uTnder this sug
gestive caption, we publish from the Richmond
(va.). Despatch very terocious editorial Of
that ferocious little secession organ. We dare
say that New York will survive IL; and il is quite
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

MONDAY, April 2o--6 P. NJ
The bank statement Of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that Of last week.
Week Ead'g Lens. crecie Circulation. DEPOSITS
April % $l24 7Ol 259 40 620270 $50 057 81 30t s6i
April e.. i24 SIT i64 3s 22l 6SS os4046 s6,15S 100
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Court CaleBdar-This Day.
SrppyNE CctEr ctRcru.-oart 2d.--Nos. $40 300 ~,
SOY 794 s04 900 aos, Oh, 9ll, sis go, 922 92t,
s2s, $780, 93R, e3s, a3s, esQ.
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Finnns fal and Com merciai.
LONDON MONEY MARKET

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, April 10, 1851.
Thesmoney market was generally unchanged Consols
cosed az 81 92 for money, and 90 92 for account.
The weekly return OF the Bank Of England shows 10
in bullion Of $40 900. Barring brothers quote bar
silver at 5s 3D.; dollars at As IL eagles nominal
at 76s. 3D.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Barring others report business checked by the advices
from the United States. Quotations United States
SIS, 81; Erie shares DO third mortgage, 81; Iieois
Central shares 26S discount do. U.s. S91s; New York
Central shares, 72H Michigan Central So, 1859 80.
Bell, Son Go. report the market urn and slightly
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star Spanrlsd Hat.

Prizes Cashed in all LOCALIZED Lottc-
.'.es by JOSEPH BATES, Broker No. ~ Wall street, up
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TIVE vrdfsn H.rs Doctor. v. Tambtetv.
~ trcn Caucus, meg pe :. 40
EroSawsl.
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star SpRngled Hat,
STAR sPANaLED HAT
dfrig1,
Appropriate for the times.
introduced on Monday April ~
BY gEN1N, SIS Broadway.
Wholesale and retail
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Barrys TracOphercus IL the Heat and
cheapes; article FOR dressing identifying curling ceausn
preserving and restoring H. HAIR Ladies Try ~ sold nv
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Trusxes.-Nwrsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss, No Festy street. Asssr House, oypse the church
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ota sl2l ST. ,l5l 80 s0i ,ess $3.50 i7s 90 1855 $50
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ZouRve Fer Caps,
In any quantity and at short notice.
WAkNOCK a CO., Army Hattcrs,
81. kichoas Hotel, 5i9 Broadway
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furnished occason for an enthusiast, demonstration on
the part Of the audience
Court charlottesville Day.
srPPsNE CotEr ctRcrtr-oart 2d.-Nos. $40, 200, 752
3s0b. T94, s04 900 acs, Oh, 9li, sfs go e22 92t
s2s, $50, s3a, sSs, s2s, $40.
Prizes Cashed In all LOCALIZED Lottc-
'ss by JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No. - Wall street, up
star spangled Hat,
STAR sPAHaLED HAT.
Appropriate sss for or' sss lines
'n' By Sssi n Ssissnssa lyysd hDs !"
Wholesale and retail
Buy Your Broadway 81 Hat for - 80
at DuGANs, io2 Nassau street, corner Of Ann.
Z0uAye Fer Caps.
In any quantity and =. short notice.
"AAs g scSoI So ho ss' 10 n ssSsGsay
soldiers for the War, for Liberty and
ios1spSed By HOLMES, sss Brosdwsy. ''''' ''''''
Melodcon, 500 Broadway. = Strangers
don't forget 10 visit this institution Open eyerJ night afy
1sss ssss S sea rns nsoasou
the greatest resort for fashion
wheeler 4 wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines ~ reduced prices once 55 Brosdwsy
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Reliabic and
soid ana applied At " 4 sXToHkIoss, is Bond Street
M0ldavia Cream kprcs the Hair and
whskers to grow iusurian,iy Sold az W. A. BAfCHEItab
newly invented Wig factory, is Bond street,
Batchelor's Newly Invented wigs and
Toupees truly wonderful specimens OF art Cai ana
them nj 10 Bond street. send Tor measure cru
Barrys TricOphercus IL the Heat ana
cheapesi article FOR dressing identifying curling CLEANSING
preserving and restoring he HAIR Ladies, Try ~ sold nv
AL druggists
Crfstadoro's Hstr Dye, wigs and Tou-
rees-The beat IN The wcr6 wholesale aud retail, ana the
Dee privately sppled at NO. Astnr House.
tll-Inimisabye Cutter 90 Hair and
Whskss, NO Becisy street. Hair Eye cents black OF
brown.
TrusxeS.-TMrsh & Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss. No vessy street, Assor House, oypse the church
TIVE vrtfsn A.rS Doctor. v. Tambtetv,
Erosd-s2.
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Buy Your Broadw ny - Hat for 50 80
at DUGANs, lO2 Nassau street corner Of Ann.
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HtlI-Inimisabye Cutter cS Hair and
brown
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ThesE TWENTY DAYS GRACE NEARLY tx
.PIRED--In President Lincoln's war proclama-
ton. "done at the city Of Washington, on the
fifteenth day Of April" the following import
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Soldiers for the War, for LIBERTY and
Peace ard 500 of Southern so for soldier Pho
tcgTaphed by HOLMES, 396 Broadway.
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Crfstadoro's HAIR Dye, Wigs and Tou
re~s-The heat In The wcri5 whocsA. aud RETAIL and 10
hec privately applied al NO Asnr House.
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The sales OF for the up 6S 900 bales
including Is 500 TO SPECTATORS and 500 bales TO
porters. The advces from America steamihip G ~
OF Baltimore caused advance of 1l6 ID. principal
the clean, useful qualities, which TIE
sales Frosy amounted % Is 900 bales including 40o5
bales spectators ami exporters, the market closing
nrm at the follow ing authorized quotations.
Far. Nifdiing.
New Orleans. Northumberland. Sts- 79l0d.
Mobile. ....................75sd .2Sd
re total stock port reached SIS oee bales, including
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Ilh POWELL RtSpEB1F JILv ANNOUNCES TO HIS
Patients and he pub that he has associated Win nim
ser " Y ,blhs late army surgeon Who hss ne sns
eAlereuce ~ the Jtien ard elsewhere Dr. Foweh can %
CO. uifdas heretofore Tor o. past twenty yesrs on AZ ds
eases ~ he lve and Ear. and Or Phillips On Al surgcA
and Medical cases, at so Broadway. above Tweltb street.
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DENTISTRY.


a ETHICAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYzD TEETH.
n put IN while soft, WITH ut rafSrc ~ pam Acai2s
teeth shells filled VII =, by the dscoyerS
JAMES PEARSON. IA. ID. Rooms 90 broaaway west slas
abOteI bon square,
A ETIrrCIAL fEErH-osIy - roh BEAUTIFUL AND
n substantial ses pure slyeri on hDe gold aad Pina
go suge Teeth ~ Teeth hlled ana eNtst WIN. ~. we
warranted unce lss sixth avenue, between TENN snd
EL,e,tb esreete AT hUFHEK, dentist
IN 4 q pFNNEDg Rae REMOVED 30 1875 svwssf
thee below Sp1rg street whore he continues to
rser, ha be uul life like Teeth NJ unusny low prces
Whole upser under sHe gsid rom = oron silver
r. ~ Ill artinl gold ., each tloh silver
fft ~ al charge fdr extracting temporary sets
permanent sets aTe ordered.
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sNTANTED-BY AN FNGLISH PROTESTANT WON An
w situation chambermad, would have obieco
u travel wh lad tali udtil engaged At the resdcn
her present employer, l36 West 46th az
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yNANTED-A sIf0 ALTON, BS A MIDDLE AGED WO-
" man. to small private family she is good plain co1k
understands baking, and Is fret washer and roper
give the best OF city references Call 7th
tween q and q.
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gATANTED--A SITUATION nv RFsPECrA ale
w girl to do general housewoTk in small family; ia
good plain cob washer nd oner has The best OF city rcfo
renee Ca for two days 81 IS hing second door, la the
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MyAkTED--BY PRoTE SLANT GIRL A SITUATION
w TO o chanterwork ana waiting general hou work
In sna family Inquire for days ~ Nassau ST
Brooklyps
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MANTED-A S1TuArrON, BY A RESPsCrA q LIE
w young woman ~ good cook, ironer ia
good baker best Of city reference be given Call
y est 2ih st., between 9Th aud 7h ava, IN tle
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SyrANTED-PY A RE5PECTABLE PR JfEsTAET wo
~ man, situation cook ~ u private family; one who
thoroughly understands her business snd has objection
country or city. Call for two lays at 80 Marion ST.
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MADAM ISsACS, IMPORTER AND MsNUFAGt uRER
l of the latest and most fash onahie styles Partisan
Nj nry that ia addition TO the above she has
made Mourning Millinery spccat. 10 city aud country
buyers OF pattern BcDne grat induce will be offered
she cord ally invites Inspection before
purchasing elsewhere ndent Tint in respect STYLE price
and ashnn her eabh viii found unriyaIled so
Broadway between spring and Prince ftrce, In close
Madam IsA ACs, $50 Broadway.
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81; uAlros wASTfD-By A YOUNG WOMAN. AS
a plain stanstcss and TO DO fine waag and IRONING or
assist light chamber ork b. highly aicd by
With whom lived for the lat years Gail
for days l2g III av., door frou, 9th 81.
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YOUNG wOMAS WHITES A SITUATION, As
a cook washer and troner, good baker has objec
tan ~ do general small family; giil 10
abort II The country; good refsnc Cal Ill
engaged at ~ 9th st. north o. ltb IN ihs candy sore
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yyANIEp--A SITUATION, by AN ENGLISH GIRL
w to 60 chaber"ork and plain general house
wo.k ~ d small family; good city Jan
for days ut NO ~ Leroy St. between eecker and 5ed
ford eta.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESpBCrABLE
"A Young GIRL rs rate cook, an e1cellen, washer and
ron.r Has best OF city reerspce from her last place
,s n West 10Th st., front BASEMENT for two days II not
engaged.
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= YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION A GOOD
~ cook waEher aud roner Good city references from
her last p'ace Oa Tor two at 100 East 18th second
floor, fro
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W4KTED--A SITUATION AS COOK, WAsHER AMI
Wv ironer IN a small family. Good city reference given
eau Of 90 Atlantic st, Br0oaiyn.
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~ situation good plain washer and ironer good
city reference gwen FROM her st Inquire at No 6
st. I'd and ID avs. second Goor room for two
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A FIRST CLASS COOKS SITUATION WANTED, BY A
n fespcc able who Thoroughly under lands
her tusnes also md baking lection assist
ashn Ii required Ths best of city reference
gwen AdiTess % West 10th between Oh and 18th
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= eITuAfIoS WASTED, BY Reap ccfABIE
- woman; Is excellent washer ard ironer; undcr-
stands baking Is good cook Is b.aaces has
objection 10 short distance In the country good city
Inquire for days at 23 East 18th g., first
floor. DO
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"A $ cuoK.-w ASTED BY kEsPEcraGLE PRO
- English situatsu cook Understands
king in all branches and Is excellent baker OF bread
and objection assist In washing ana ironing, Il
reqned excellent city reier-nc from her last place CAL
at lisS I'd 3ist at, oyer the rost olce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-26
Letter from Camp Sigel. 4"

The following extracts are from a letter receiv-
ed from one of the volunteers in Capt Crowuin-
shields Company, now connected with Col, Ju-
dah's Regiment, which was received this week :;
"The JOURNAL of October 18th has arrived, and
assure you is a most welcome visitor. Its con-
tents have been perused with especial Interest,"
All acknowledge the truth and justice of your
Ruff Independent, concerning the First Trinity
Volunteers
1t is due the Company to say that the item re-
ferred to met with the unqualified dsapproval of
our Company, as conflicting with facts and the
sentiments of both officers and men.
Certain matters have transprcd since our de-
parturc from Red Bluff, to throw light on the or
igin of this " complaint There were n few in
dividuals in the Company who enlisted for the
sole purpose of having their passage paid to Sac
ramento. Their conduct during the whole trip
was diSgraccful and they embraced every oppor-
tunity to create discord. They were the first and
loudest to complain of indifference having been
shown them by the people of Trinity We are
now rid Of them. We don't want nor has the
country any use lor Such material 10 make SOL
diers Of Since they left the Company has been
remarkable for uniform good conduct aud gen
tlemanly department, and the most cordial good
feeling exists. Our officers have proved them
selves worthy of their positions, and are respect
ed by the men.
We desire to return, through you, our warmest
thanks to the ladies Of Weaverville for their kind
consideration in supplying us with needle books,
towels &c. The ladies know how to conquer
strong hearts. We always yield to their domin-
ion. You will hear from us often"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-26


TnE WAR TAN.--lhe D0lles uoHltaiaeer says
Oregons share Of the war tax will be $4,000
per annum 1t considers the sum large one TO
be collected from that young state but says 1t
will be cheerlully paid. The Oregonians be
grudgc no sum, however large, If it is to be ap'
proprated to maintain the integrity Of the Union.
"I HAVE received lot of Southern papers and
have had delightful treat in reading them," eX.
claimed SecessiOnist to friend the other day.
g! have just received a lot of Southern pat
pers, " responded the friend, (which have read
with anything but delight" Why, what pa
pers are they ~ protested papers ~
TIE following epitaph is found upon tomb
stone in Connecticut
- ERE lies, cut down like unrpe fruit,
Tho wife of Deacon Amos Shute
She died of drinking too much coffee,
Amy Dominy eighteen forty
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-26
JOURNAL.
weaverviIIe, Saturday, October %, 1861.

THE PORTLAND MURDER.-Further intelligence
of the shooting of Capt. Staples, is brought by
the last Oregon steamer. 1t appears that sever
al gentlemen, among the number, Capt Staples
and Capt. Dodge, went up to the bar of the Pio-
neer Hotel to drink. Capt. Dodge asked Patter-
son, who was known by the others to be notori.
Gus rufiian, to join them in "grand Union
drink" Patterson replied that be was not I'M
ion man, and could "whip any d-n son of a
b-h who was" Dodge then threw tumber at
Patterson, who drew revolver and commenced
firing at random into the crowd. An attempt
was made to arrest him. Capt Staples taking
part, when he was shot in the abdomen, innicting
II fatal wound. The mob would have hung Pat.
terson at once, had the sheriff not hurried him
off to jail the door Of which was defended with
a cannon. Patterson is said to have killed four
or five men in the last few years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-26

A SLANDERoUs REPoRT.-The TRINITY jour
NRL is justly indignant at base slur and a libel
against the people of that county, which was pub
lshed in the Lndependenf of this place week
two ago, TO the effect that the citizens up there
had been quite Indifferent about the First Trini-
ty Company, making no patriotic display or dem
onstraton at the time of their departure, aud
even charging the highest prices for everything
the volunteers wanted. Where the editor got his
information we are unable to learn, for in every
conversation we had with the officers or men OF
the Company, they spoke in the highest terms OF
the liberality Of the people, not only of Weaver
Vile, but all along the road to this place.-Red
Bluff Beacon.