The weekly Butte record., 1861-03-16
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. WARREN T, SEXTON, PRESIDING.

DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. WARREN T. SEXTON, PRESIDING.
MARCH etb, 1861.
joseph ct al vs. Mclaughlin ct AIN. B.
West, Esq, appointed Receiver.
Seely VS.. Seely-John z Kutch appointed
Referee, to take and report testimony in 20
days.
Burroughs vs.. Lott-Attorney for defendant
gives notice that he will call up motion for
new trial on Monday next.
Bay vs. Post-Allegation of fraud in OBJ
tanning patent, struck out of answer.
March l1th
Burroughs VS.. Lott-New trial denied
w. n Allen was, on motion of l.. T..
Granger, admitted to the Bar.
Verzan VS.. McGregor ct al-Demurrer
withdrawn.
White vs. Frenchtown G. NJ. Co.-Demur-
rer withdrawn.
Wilhelm Seibrcht, admitted to citizenship.
King VS.. Coffee ct al-On trial.
March 18th.
Worthy vs. Lumbert-Demurrer to com
pIaint overruled demurrer to answer argued
and taken under adviscment.
Chandon vs. Jackson-On trial.
J. Gilbert Vs. A. Gilbert-Report of Refer
rec filed.
March 18th
Chandon vs. Jackson-On trial.
Beveridgc VS.. Nichols Placed on calendar.
Joseph ct al vs.. Mclaughlin ct al-Amend-
ed answer filed.
Lovelock vs. P. Ord-Sheriff ordered to sell
perishable property held on attachment.
March 14th.
Chandon vs.. Jackson-Case argued and
taken under advisement.
March 18th.
Joseph ct al vs.. Mclaughlin ct al-Tried
by jury verdict, for Defendant.
Morgan vs.. Morgan-Report ofreferee filed.
Cristian Apler- Admitted to Citizenship.
The Army OF THE PAcIFIc.-The number
of troops now serving in the Pacific Division,
under the command of Brigadier General John
son, is 1850, including % officers. OF this
number, l,725 are stationed in California
The remainder, ,925, are distributed through
out Oregon and Washington Territory.
The forts in the harbor of San Francisco
and the Preside are. at present, garrisoned by
over 400 troops Fort Point is occupied by
two companies [ A and B) Third Artillery,
100 men, with Lieuts. Kellogg,
Shinn and Kip. Lieut. Gibson is Quarter
MASTER The two companies here referred to
arrived in this city on Monday last from Ore
gon.
Capt. Stewart is the commanding officer at
Fort Alcatrez. The garrison consists of Com
pany H, Third Artillery-60 men-togcther
with 50 Dragons, acting as artillerymen, under
Lieut.. S. NJ. Baker, of the First Dragons
Lieut. Robinson is also at Alcatraz. The gar
rison consists of 130 men.
Company l, Third Artillery, has taken post
at the Preside, at which place are the field
officers and staff of the regiment The COM
mandng officer is Col. Merchant Capt
Lendrum, Lieut. Chandler and Lieut.. Hamilton
are also at the Preside With recruits and
musicians, the total number at this post is 1l5
men.
At Bencia. Col. Andrews is in command.
The garrison consists of Companies G and K,
Sixth Infantry, l62 men. Lieuts. Corley,
Sawtelle and Moore are with the troops at
this place The reported resignation of Lieut..
Corley seems to be without foundation. Sur
geon Coolidge has relieved Surgeon Murray,
who is ordered to the Atlantic States.
The arsenal at Benicia is in charge of Lieut..
McAllister, who has under his command Al men
Of the Ordinance Corps. Eckerson is military
storekeeper.
The distribution of troops in California is as
follows At Fort Churchill, Carson Valley,
companies A and Ii, 9th Infantry and com
pany A, lst Dragons, 200 men, Capt. Hend-
rickson is in command Fort Umpqua, compa-
ny L, Sd Artillery, Lieut.. Lorrane Fort
Terwan, company ID, 4th Infantry, Lieut.
Cook Fort Humboldt, company B, 9th In-
fantry, Capt. Lowell Fort Crook, company lst
Dragons and company of Infantry, Capt.
Adams Fort Castor, company B, 4th Infant
ty, Capt Underwood; Fort Bragg, company
d, 9th Infantry, Lieut.. Dillon; Fort TETON,
companies b and K, lst Dragons, Major
Blake New San Diego, company f, 9th In
fautry, Major Armstead Fort Yuma, compa-
ny G, 9th Infantry and 4, 4th Infantry,
Major Cady Fort Mohave company I, 9Th
Infantry; company J. 4th Infantry, Major
Haller Honey Lake Valley, detached compa-
ny [, Sd Artillery, Lieut.. Warner.
Department of New Mexico, has been relieved
and ordered to repair, without delay, to Cafor
MIA, TO take command of his regiment, the
headquarters of which is at Fort Tejon. .-Aho
LAwLEssNEss IN THE CITY OF MExICo.-The
Mexican Extraordinary publishes long list of
murders, robberes and other outrages commit
ted in the City of Mexico on the night of
Sunday, Feb. 10th, and adds: g The above
incidents, of which we have particulars, are
certainly enough for any free republican com
munity, and should bring the blush of shame
to the cheeks Of every person connected with
the Government. Such complete abandon
meut of any population to cut-throats and rob-
bers has, we venture to say, never before been
witnessed in any city of the civilized world,
and if the Government would not dash away
all its prestige and all its chances hereafter of
being called Government, it must at once
and cffectually put down the spirit of lawless-
ness which makes itself manifest in such scenes
as took place on last Sunday night"
gsss@ The S. f. Evening Journal says =
louis Myers went 10 a marty on Friday pvpn-