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Aibof al Otngf treatment Eail1ll
DIR. A. GIBSON.
Formerly q New York gitF, viii bay Qns Hun-
tho above named ligessea. He VIII pay the same
sum for the proof that any other Physician IN
the Omitted sfstss iEeata ta8 same diseases with
AfsSr many years q IaborIous study ana sxpsri.
snoe, u. GIBSON g happI ~ being sble 2 an
Rounos % the unioFtunatei that ho has Psri5otst
system Of treatment for the
BPEBDY HNfJ PERMANENT OURu
sf the abgge ead other
PRIVATE DISEASES
With all bad effects arising thersfrom, includinF
DEBILITY Oh MEBHOUS PROSTRATIoh.
Of whom had eTpendod hundreds Of dollars with
BeigyiSd phyBloanB who profess TO treat AL private
maladies With spoeesl, ard without resolving the
Dr. GIBsOH does not boast that be Is q member OF
some college ~ London or Paris e perhAP5 some
others do FOR the purpose OF snsnsring tho innocent
and who hold out great expectations never 70 BE-
Alizsd. Bat what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of It
those Who roposs oondehss IN h5 ability and intsg.
dty, and that 10 has perfected an American system
of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don OF farss OF any pGtent medicine 20 equal tuE the
radical sure Of lannal Weakne1s and Al diseases
9eEAngsmenss, both mental ana physical arising
Dr. GIBsOA also claims for his now treatment Ehs
fclloEing a5vNntagel over all oth5 yet discovered;
and nTs the agents used ere In respect disagree
able he Uses no relies Of the dark ages, such as
HsPonrgs nor sng othor deletofious drug: Secondly
no restrictions in dist or basiness required Third
ly his treatment d positive and esrtain IL al cases.
He stands prepared TO 60 into any public OF private
HOSPITAL IN the United States and demonstr1te the
Immense superiority o. ha nov trelElaang over any
other nov kn5Wn 70 shs world IN point OF prompt
meas poEnsusncy Dli1nsEss zafs1T and oonEs1isIOa
% the patient.
Or! GIBSON Is permanently located n Cleveland,
and hsa during tho past two TeAIs porfcEaed many
cures Of diseases which hsd for y0aTa resisted an
other modes Of treatment. Refarsne can be given 20
lndividuGs OF the hrst respeotabity IN Cleveland
Boston, new York, and other citiss IN regard to
1kil and intsgTtty In all professional transactl0ns
dilsaAea treated With superior 6lcssnss -r l-
~ medtoine ssnt 70 any part Of tks country on
Eecelpt Of ten collara. ..-..-
pE: eIBscE's Sew WORK on PhyaloiOEJ IoT ssls
IS hiE 5i1ss- r.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of BleetropatAy and 1feS;sias,
~ 0hics No III Ontnrlo strsst, up stairs, q ise
Doors fr0m the Public Square.
once hOurz ifom 20 e and hUm : % s'oloek
lellYs l5anoays eZesrssa Ala8
EN "A MHilR lAl2 % I'D m LilGI M
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9GF Sale or 8Emt.
WANTED-To EXCHANGE, A De
.ARMS FORsALE.

a. BRECKsVILLB, on Cuyah0ga RiYsr-2l0 acres;
90 acres rich bottom iand, $50 acre8 excellent
timber, consisting Of black walnut, white wal
nut, wildwood, oak and hickory.
IN lHUERDh DENUE--lOO acres, good barn and
corn barn, excellent orchard; . acres tim Dor.
VIII mako an excellent ftuit and sheep farm.
100 acres good quality ciayey loom soil good tuit,
poor buildings, good timber and water.
IN BTkOh9nY YILLE-79 acIes, good building, or
oharding, water and timber. This iB a beautiful
place on the Columbus Plank Road.
Tho above farms are offered at low price on q
Credit OF ten years n desired, Of them be
divided and sold in smaller lots suit purchasers.
LYMAN LITTLE,
dec5:27 No AtwateF buildings.
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HNHE ABOVE NAMED ASAHFL
Il 4 Jaoksoni re8idsEtOf the STATE Of ITinofs
-la Altl5on = AsW renee, resident Of the 6tata al
niehlg.ni 9lli taEe notice that The plaintiff on the
sOtn osy OF OotoDey 1901 filed his petition, aetfine
forth Iud Rment obtained in favor Of inc rI9Inf8
agalnst SAD Jackson at the Nay term ls5e OF said
O0uft Iof 954 q lU0 dollars dsmage8, and casts 81
sllt anu tnat = certain deed Of sonTeT1uca. e.
eeqted oy said Jarkson TO the ssid lawrence, "a.
bal on OF aDout November 5th, 1879 and made WITH
ont Consideration ana for the purpose Of defrrirr
tnl5 psnin and other creditors Of the said JarkIo1
tnat said deed pretended TO convey Ihe fofoIng s-
soribed PREMISE, to wit; Situated IN tbs City 81
OleYelan5i in the county Of Curahoga and Btsre Of
uhios snd ls known being the east half ofTof No
sad gitY OF Cleveland, formerly chic OitF, and =
bounded a5 follows, 20 wit; north hv Lorafn afrsfs
east and Eouth By lot lines, and west b. "a sgt %
OF same lot no 2lsl and s az ieat front on Ior8in
str etre orence being bad to h8 plat and surTsT 81
A1al Mefca1nt Tor more particular dascripfi1n
AisO-Anothsr piece or parcel Of land En077n e
being number 7yl5 in Barber q Lords 6ubd vision
IN that part Of the City Of Cleveland v hich ~ sr-
merry kEoWn az OhiO City, houudad uurtharly On
lots Nos. rs 30 2T and 2ls easterly on lot No 7
sogtheEly OF lot ~. and Westerly on Penn strsst,
snd being about Ga fest On Penn street, and about
25 teet deep, Be the more or ias8 and subject
70 all legal highways. And further aateinr forth
that after levy had been maze on said preniss5
py palnllu on aXocutiOn issued On said iudgmart,
the said Lawrence conveyed the lot lastly aboFB do
day OF February, 1851. And pray ing that beth said
deeds be eeciar-d void and set Haide, and the said
Pr m5es be sold and prOcegds applied IN PAYMENT Of
plaintin said Judgment and costs Of SUIT Th8 arli
Alansnn 7. U8Erenc8 and Asahal 81. Jacf81u ara ~.
quirod 20 answer sad Detition OF bsoFs ths lsh
80, By G. 3. M[AAE.
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Mathinists.
NHOMAs MANNING NG,
KAQHINIgF Z RNGINEEI

And Manufacturer Of
BTBAMo ENGINES q MACHINERY OF EYERE
Description. Also-Jaok Screws, Bolts for Bridg
ing Generally. lSHOP-NOs. B s HeWitt's BlOoA
3. West ats, Cleveland, ..
ISSJobbing and Repairing promptly attended TO-
~ II fnuaTo
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orEIoERs OF THE Burns CURLING CLUB.
IA shs election Of Officers for the Burns
Curling Club, the foiluEiug we're uneHi-
mouHly aleotedg WT uFahN
President-Thomss Brown.
Yioe President-Georga Hume
Seeretars William Day. 4 -'s .s.,ii
Treasufer-eWi Williani Cardie-
Committee Of Management-Wn. Low
rie, Wm, 2 Proudfoo5 y 81 smith, ia. ass.
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IONSTARLE SALF-RY VTR

CONSTABLE SALE.-BY VIR-
TUE Of one Execution 20 ne directedi 4 have
levied on and shall cell, according 10 Law, on the
l4th day Of Decemher, 1901, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ, End o'clock p. n Of said day, Is
the Eleven Nile Lock, In Independence tqi nshlp p
favor Of John Fare against the Canal b1at OLD
BUCK, 70 wit: the Canal Boat OLE bucE.
GE0RGE uSHEk, Caustable.
Independence, Nov. g. ls5l, dss2565
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Ezra HonneyEsu,
rs.
Asahel 81. jackson,
Alans0n r. Lawrence,
John Singer,
Lueius V. Wager,
william =. Llason anc
hdaliRs Lsson,
na-.nllnL-
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COMMISSIONERS q

I
".
Elish h ndrick
M ASTER COMMISSIONER 8
lAl EALE.-Pursusut t. the command Of dscFs.
tai order OF sa'efr the Court Of lonmon Pleas Of
uuyahoes county, Oh 0, a the suit 81 kaulmsn
Hays, against Ehiah kendrick and others, % ne
directed, shall exp sc 70 sale at public auction, af
the door Of the Court House, in the CITY Of ClsT8
land on the 10th day Of Iecember, 1851, at two
o'clock P H., lhe following described Ia d and TN
emsnts, to wiz: Situate in said county cf Uuyahoga
and known and descrl bed Z bang sub lot No. ssr-
NO 50, formerly Brooklyn township,) now CltVe-
land City and hiss front and rear Of 50Eet and lS2
feet IN depth, and fronting on Herman street.
Also sub LOT 62l IN hiram stones subcigisio1 OF
part OF original lots s. and 65, n BrookTn having
Gao. II. HIMAG,
Gage Bruce, Master Coun1'r-
Ppd7a AffiYs. uoVl5a6T
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DR.. GIBRnN-

Professor Of ElsetropdtAy G,.d 1lsS;si4s,
ll5 Office No III Ontario strsst. M Etaifs, 4 nv
aOcr1 from the Public Square.
Once hOurs iroR 90 Z and hOm 20 5 s'oioek
RsilY, tSundAys sZosrssd-N a1gs
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Ia Court ofO0mmon Plsaa
OuEahofa County, Okio
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NOTIOE-PUR9UANT TO AN
~ order made by tbs Judge Of tie Probate Court,
for le County Of Uuyahoa, in the mater Ofths g.
signaonf Of William FisEe, shall Odsr lor sis at
puoiic enciiOn, at the door ot ths Court 1lsessin
said eelltE. On the l1th 01F Of Januafg- ct
O'Clock p II the following described NoIe8 1udg-
menis end Accounts 70 Wit being the assets Of said
assignment: ..-
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UIaIIld WaIuI0ul M u dIlrl . y. " lIEITII y
fE- Of Chagrin Nall7 LWn-.
A TTACHMENT On THE l47H
IA day OF November, A. ISL said Justice is
81, an order Of attachment IN the above acicn for
The sum Of twenty and s-l00 dollaFs, and the 1ams
will be for hearing the 9th day Of January, lS51
at o'clock P N. CHARLES y MALDa0N.
uOv22 $50
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A DMINISTRATOK'S NOTiCE.--
"a Notice Is hereby EiVen that was, uron the
I'd day Of November 1851, appointed AdminisrrstoF
Of the estate Of Eizaberh Brown, deceased lat8 %
Cleveland. LEWtS W. F0Rn.
noV28.36S
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The trial Of Nnrshal c. A. Mipoklsy sar
sfjury wss proceeded with this mOrning
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
SONS or NEW


Al msrting of the sons Of New. .HampAire, May
&C. upon the arrival of the Hampshire regiuem,
I'd the Norwich and Worcester RairosG depot, on
motion of Mr. Charles l.. Froet. tF. A. drcwtA. Peter
sou was called 10 the chsr, and sHr. JI'n Q. March
appointed Secretary.
Sir Frost then acdressed The meeting s:stilg that
de. had been manifested 20 foun CoDmitlse Of the
sons Of New -Hampsbir for the ger>1a pur,.e of aid
and comfort 10 troops DOW a. ts hell, ans Tor he
reception Of those who may hereafter fa,e tnrorgh
New-York. Mr.. Frost then introduced Dr. W. NJ
Chamberlain, who offered tn fJil,vp pg ~ ciuiion;
HLerss, The lot Regiment OF NcS Han ylire onntsen
about ceei tho sest 9f ad -e'a' In ne coo
tnoeDcy Of geues 'ngeymsnt - Prei ns eP %. 10 shr
qu aid and comfort all no fee inter IN h-to
rhcroa, I; is iupro5ste that he n' ai er o i7
regiment be from 10 tns in Sev ora 0n tl-n re
turn hoflewari. therefore,
R,ssr,d Ths, oninoe 10 be styled Form t.s cf Aid
be arpJned hose duty shi be- car
may require Abd permit TO nania CON rpnfrn
he aud New hsr -hir1 fefo.nt
Iegens and their ends u srW orb tuc &c none ara Va
do whatever their power the comfort o
troops the Interests Of humanity, and tie hnor o. the oa
Granite Stste -,
Tie following gentlemen were desigazted by tho
Chair 10 constitute this committee;
Robert Cofb, New London; ". ~ Chafnbe s'u Bsnosrr;
JLD Z. Mar b. Rochester, Che' t >oule, fs.,ef Lew r.
Morton Bris o George r Meudun. Posnou.., T. T. Brit
Orord George H. Moore, Concord ano Joa l. hS''oS
Dover.
Addresses were then made by III. II. Io-kins, eco,
and judge Peabody. The cons OF New Ilsmprh
then nnlted in singing America" "Tht Star span-
sed Banner" and " Old Hundred
On motion OF Mr. Ralph c. Gutter, the committees
were instructed to device plan for the mcrs permz-
rent orearizsion Of the cons Of -ianpehire-
The meeting hen sdjourLed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
THE CASE OF JOHN MERRIMAN.
BALTIMORE, Monday, NAV q,

BALTIMORE, Monday, May q, leol.
In the case Of John Merrymap, writ of habeas cor
pus has been issued by Judge Taney made retuInable
this morning in the United States District Court. Gen.
Cadwalader declined surrendcrnc the prisoner until
he heard from Washington. An attachment las been
issued for Gen. Cadwalsder returnabe Tomorrow
morning. Meryman is still at Fort MclIenry.
The writ Of habeas corpus issued by Chlcf.Jusice
Taney, for the body of John Meuman was return
able at noon to-day. Gen. Cadwallader, in his reply
saws the prisoner is charged with treason, and that be
IL authorized by President Lincoln 10 suspend the writ
Of habeas corpus in LIE He requests Judge Taney
to postpone action in the till instructions from the
President are received.
Cbief-Justce-IIave you brought with you the body
Of John Menimsnl
COL Lee-I have no instructions except TO deliver
this response 10 the Court.
ChiefJusice-The commanding officer declines TO
obey the writ
COL Lee-Aiter making that communication my
duty is ended and my power is ended rising and re-
tringl.
Chief-Justice-The Court orders an attachment 10
issue against Gen. Cadwaader for disobedence to the
high writ OF tie Court.
The writ against Geo. Cadwallader is returnable TO-
morrow at noon The case is exciting profound sensa-
tion in the city.
The w-Iiampslire Regiment $50 men, are passing
through the city, en- route for Washington
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
THE REMAINS OF COL. ELLSWORTH AT
ALBANY
ALRANY.N VI

ALBAsY Monday, May .. lsbl.
The remains Of Col. Ellsworth arrived here in the
morning boat Soon after O'Clock they were escorted
to the State Capitol by two companies Of the 10th
Regiment State Militia, and 10y Col. &eQuades and
Col. Jacksons regiments Of volunteers, together with
the Governors staff, and the whole Fire Department
with their engines draped in mourning. The bells Of
the city were toled and minuieguns fired. The re-
mains were laid in state in the Assembly Chamber AZ
the Capitol and visited by large number of citizens
until - O'Clock, when dsy were conveyed 70 the boat
and taken to Troy.
Young Brownell, who shot Jackson, Lad an audience
with the Governor, and gave a graphic description VI
the event.
This was the rst parade of the volunteers in rce'-
meuts since their equipment and the Indifferent man
ner in which the clothing contract has been fulfilled
was the subject of general remark. In the regiment
clothed with dark blne uniforms, about half dozen
different qualities shades, and materials were obscrv-
able and in the gray uniforms the variety in color aud
quality was still marked, and gave the rcgmsas
Il piebald appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
THE REMAINS OF col. ELLSWORTH AT
MECHANICSVILLE
MrcnANIcsvILIr, Monday, May 2

MrCHASICsyILIE, Monday, May y, Iool.
Tie irain Of - cars, drawn by two locomotives,
arrived at Mechanicsve at quarter 10 ths after
noon. At Waterford delegation OF hremen and cii-
zcns came on board, and at Mechanicsvile minute
guns were fred fIom the hill. Tie entire popula-
ton of the village and surrounding country were as-
scmbled and the sOrrow evnced was deep and UNI
yersal. The procession was formed according 10 The
programme. The depot and many other public and
private buildings were shrouded in mourning, and
aags were displayed a halfmas. The Hon. Lewis +.
Smith of this place acted Grad Marlal, with sew
eral assistants.
In addition to the military and 6remen who accom-
PANIED the cortege from Albany Troy and Waterford,
Can't. yandenburghs black-plume rihcmen, company
formed and drilled by Col Ellsworth during Winter
at home few years ago, were here without arms af
monrners. The Saratoga Spring Home Guard. with
the fremeu from there, ard also = company from
schuyleryie, were present.
Jus a. the procession got ready 10 move, at g o'clock
a severe storm Of wind and rain commenced, during
which the procession marched through the streets 70 he
Cemetery. situated on the hill west of the village,
where platform had been erected for religious service
A flagstaff was erected beside the platform andupon
II was an American hag dsessed in Grape flying at half
mast After the procession had reaGhed the Cemetery
and formed about the grave the Rev. David Lyle OF
the Methodist Church delivered an impressive prayer
The Rev. Mr.. Lee Of the Presbyterian Church at
Waterford then came forward and delivered an elo-
quent impressive, and patriotic address, closing by
reading the letter addressed by Col T. 10 his father
written the night before setting Out on bis fatal exped
ton.
The face was then uncovered and tic people passed
in proces-on TO see Il. The coffin lowered into
the grave at o'clock. The men of his company then
fired three voleys over their commanders grave then
grounding arms they took the shoyes and proceeded to
ill in the grave, after which, firing squad OF from
each company Of the 9th Regiment, also fred three
voeys over the grave, when the procession left the
Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
MILITARY hFFAIPs IN BROOKLYN.

Parties Just returned frm Washington state that t
VIA the East New-iOrk Rife Company attached to
the 2Sth Brooklyn Regimeht and ibe Engn ser Corps
OF the 9Th New York Regiment with company OF
United State DragoOur, who burned tie bridges snd
captured the train of from Harpers Ferry. The
train contained only eight passengers, inend-
fax County Rifles. The latter was detained a. =
prisoner Of war, and the passengers ere Permitted to
90. The Engineer Corps Of the nth iBrooklyn Reg'-
ment have constructed new steamboat dock ~
Alex sndTia.
Gen Crooke Acknowledges The receipt II sufieisnt
number OF Havelocss-in answer N his appeal lew
DAYS since-to supply the wants Of the ii.h sud NH
Pegimenis the former at Annapolis, and the later IN
Alexandria Va. number of other necessariss have
also been Tecei ed but ,one gray tanne. draw
ers are wanted for the men of both re- iMerts.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

Atcr the prc.entnto O. lsg 10 The Swiss Company
the line of ulsh will Ia taken down Fourth street
to Bowery, through Bona street TO Broadway, uP
Broadway to Fourteenth areet, TO Fifh avenne,
through Twenty first street TO Broadway MP Twer-
toth street to Fhh avenue to Washington Parade
Ground, up Wsverley place to Bnoadway, thence TO
the City Hail. and thence ty Co utland street Ferry TO
jersey City.
ArrrAL TO PATRIOTIC ,'irzESs.
1t to be hoped that the following appeal (which Is
truly worthy ope) will meet with liberal response;
Hs.eou.nTss., GA'lru a, y.s uusspi ~ ,e
Mesn. Alexander Biz and Frapo- A. noat are hereby
sa'hol.ed 70 receive Contribution in sy 60 ID % e Ia
.na,sver Ia fveu T. applied In the most sfecu " "A"' "
pRfS r. 81 hn i.S, ssy ~. Co uupds
ih. unibsidi ous5 l. eompo.sd Of forei scrs d.d ~
So a'y an spsa srss .sfa md ,S1s nss o. who rd
a. well :. most OF tie other oHees In hs VAT oi u's"'
he s.der order, 20 go wa.hp 8. 'e e.r;
he. possie' nonesa 1t stands ia sst need o many e.
Weio;is contribution, Of mossy. which ms be "a: 70
msy be sent to the headluarie Of the regiment Nos 80 nd
Ladies wrz lend their aid making up clothing tc
will learn hoy tAeir ss., msy be Msd. most sesye. BY
'pPinE to Nh nH hdsy ''is r. No o g ~, 's
FRANCIS A. sr0rr No. % Ninth sreet
AE'Oarx1sTasi sI1losy S.~,EsLD5 m.1 Ss GIaTt1a''}
AdOsp. Lieuensr, Rice i'heeby tssd ior duty at o.,
acknowledge in the Of the Colonel srysuppies nch
De contributed o the ensp ,d snd e sJs sas s,ss
NAV r.ouir. D'UTAsSS, Col GoulnsndiEs-
FTADQrsRrKRs GsRraLDl Guard,
Ngw-YoRy, Msy "a. lal
To PURrc: The GsTbad Guard departs oT the s, o
bappirs wishes being reazed-he wishes o
light for American Freedom.
To equip regiments 20 completion certanya hHvy ch
on a purse OF our citizens With liberia contributions our
Gsbsdi Gund has Iecaiyed frequent proo o. sn Pey arc
patriotism bat the Of departure We see yet many "au''
sud necessary comforts 20 be supplied
Rice detailed with t,oive uen for dnyG
the depot authorized receive any further supplies o eluP
hesdqnar'e Nos s end n. brct way
sud will scInowedge grsieOy 10 the name of the oAi4-
hsld Guard DlTASsf. Coz Coninaneins'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
AFFAIRS AT ANNAPOLIS.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
A,NapnIIs MnndaX MaY u,

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
ASSaPoLIs, Monday May q, 1901.
Gov. Hicks arrived here this morning, ana re)o'ncu
bis family for the s, time since the occupancy oi An
napolis by the Federal troops.
The American flag floats over the city from the
StateHouse. During the rnorI ing the Governor ac-
companied Col. Smith to Fort MclIenry.
All ia Quiet hereabout. The 9th Regiment, New
York; Col Pinckney still occapy the for'ihcations on
the north bank of the Severn River, while the 10Th
Regiment commands the Naval Academy grounds.
Telegraphic communication has been opened between
Washington and Alexandria. The line is in charge Of
the Government.
The former operators, who were Secessionists, he
fore leaving destroyed communication souhward, and
carried off the instruments.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
From California.

FoRr KEaRsEY, Monday, Nav y iSdi.
The Pony Express passed at IL O'Clock on t1dsy
night l.4bl but by sOne mistake our budget ci news
wss taken out between tere and Fort Laramie reach-
il US by coach yesterday
The market unisualy excited this week Their Is good
country and both city and trade sr sappyinf
tnemeve. literally Canoe are very nH VAN az pps.fa
tendency. Ma a ,oTdage advanced 70 ne Rev snd ren-f
and the ratet buoyaut proyous sud LquoTs tl and
chsu.ed tendency specason bCo the prine
pal business 4 l1r tie lestiu1te trade. .
The rate, Of Insurance on treasure sasrd a''s been In
There baf been but little incident in California ,hs
week except tie Union mcetings, which coainue 10
be held almost nightly in the principal towns and
cities The speeches and resolutions invariably fsyor
a vigorous war policy the part Of the Admnissrs~
on until every foot Of the Union aeknow edges ths
Stars and Stripes.
Undoubtedly large portion Of orr reopio'wto come
here from the Southern States sympathIZe rOre or iess
with Secession, but the Union pressure is 10 .trns
that any op osi'i0n 10 il hopeless and the Aei
makes Il probable that shall hove no dLtcIbanee OF
the peace within the borders Of the state.
The speck OF war in Santa Chfa COur ~, IN wbi,t
the only question Involved ihe TILE to Fix leagues
Of land has disappeared through coapronie ia
which the settlers agree 10 submit their 10 the
Supreme Court, and abide the result St eral lawyers
have agreed TO plead their cause without enaree.
An effort s making in San Franc scc 10 organize
company # volunteers 10 tender their services 10 The
General Government. the supCo, sion that the
Pacific Mail steamship will give then free passsgu
East similar organization has bee3 commenced IN
SACRAMENTO the members holding the felves L. re~Gi-
ne - TO obey the first call oftre rresid al.
The arrangements for grand patriotic demonsfrs-
ton on the coming anniversary Of American Lcdepen-
dence WA Unlisted by mostng OF eiii4ens OF saers-
mento on lhe 18th.
The Republican State Central Committee have
issued csll for Convention composed OF delegates
of Union irrespective Of party, 10 meet in saera
mento on the 18th OF June. The Republicans do not
design giving up their organization, but adopt tho
Union test simply AMI purely without reference TO
other .ssues.
A resolution has been offered ia The Atsemby in
strue:pg our Senators III ConRes, aud sesi ing
Reprs sentatiyes there TO offer California meator
in the present difficulties, and in favor Of Convention
10 revise the Constitution of the United States.
An exciting for local officers in san Fran
cisco is progressing. The municipal election taxes
place the DID inst. The only two tcsets in the eld
known the Peoples UpiSn ticket and the Re-
publican Union ticket. The latter comprises partisan
republicans and the former, irrespective Of nstoai
politics and embracing men Of al p9losl parties, who
sound on the iniCn question.
The Peoples ticket will probably .rimnph.