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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
GARplSfr'
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND.

snd Salt RoeUm ' an ite nal remedy dn ce ont and en-
tirsy eaGcarne dcsse equ change In detcr bus.
ine and bo ten BY children and perseSs OF the ost
delicate constitution with perfect safetys
"Gardoer'. Rheumatic and Neuragia Conround" {, the
best uedirine for tue disease that ever saw CHAS' a.
SMITH. No. Old State House, Boston
After suffering WITH Rheumstis twenty years and being con;
fined my bed ev~ra, weeks last Schng entirely cured
riIgs Compound" NORMAN AYREs, No. rs franklin st..
Boston.
Having been conan. rom Neuralgia for ei,bsen
ses diver S Sy s @ 10 dacs to
tr. Gardres Rheums &C aud NearasA Compoandn nsse
taken but bottle aud entirely wen. d. BANTER.
Dry Goods Dealer NJ 5Appleon Block, Lowell, Mass
Ilaye been afflicted with Salt Iheum in its worst fsrm for
those simiiny afflicted tried bottle Of snd
can hone,tl say tha. believe Isse sneS ''icu ''n'
"Gsrdiner's Rheumatic and Ncuiaei; COMPOUND has s1
f. HODoKINS No. Old State House, Boston. Mass
Nv SON ten years Of age has been for three yers greet
sss Rheum his hind. covered With sores and w "a
HAMMOND. No. 30 Mlkst, Boston
,ireIy cured nae Of Neuroi ". c. THOMPSON, Proprietor
Pearlst. Hous., Bosom. Mass
bottle q Hg,sd ns Of eTsas Tosss at
Boston.
Iceri .ha. MY fend w% t Gidden ESQ preseGed, ,, Te
with bottle OF Gardiners Rbenmltc Comp aud IN ie.o
When suffering iih painful attaes OF Senrasa a"a
kheamaiIs9 and mat pIota CoasysOs sv 81 from Maine
The urdr,rned hereby certify tbs. they have used Gar
der Rh uatic and N.aasii COMPOUND" for the cure oil
Rheumatism Neuraga snd found Ia every cie'
aud n.ruanet relief We have full confidence IN rs healn
les aud would recommend It to all who are allie ed win
es,e one oi tine safest ana oe'' sa'Ne
ever offered to the public.
KT4rrREnGE' Tsrncnt sri " IL allen Bosom ELnhH
TUWNSEND Nos & and II Pearls Loatos. w. " ,II 40
q DOLIIVER Boston. SAML WALES. Jr, City hoei
Boston C. kIRMEs, No: 2l5 Washing'oa.'i b9.sn %E1
HENRY ID. GARUINER Webster st., Fast Boston. Wv
H. PLU lMER NO. Maverick square, East Boston AbhAM
WEEkS Webs.erSt. East Boston
The Rhrroa,e and Neuralgia COmpound h.. been ates BY
huadycds ot peyons for scvoUs Humo,s with great oensn
PRINCIPAL DEPOT, No. 81 gILBY ST,
BOSTON, MASS.
Wholesale Agents for New York.
&c. wELLEs L Co.. FRANKLIN-sr.
For sale by opotbecse, generally throughout The Dned
States NoLe genuine unless signed BY CHAs GAkDiNEh
For sale by J. woOD { Co. No 4a4 BROADWAY,
n. v, at whoesa'e and retail
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

II AURA KEENE's THEATER.-SATURDA
IL ENESING May A. SATURDAY EVENING, May -
Mr. j. g. BURNETT be2s to announce that bis ANNUAL
PENEFIT viii take place above, when be VIII appear In ms
orig nal im pe 'JUfFEt TIE ikREPNESslaLf
NUISANCE" in the great extravsgsn,s o. the StHE ri
SISTERS and pcpOlsr patriotic -ONC FOR IbE
UNION-a beartuiypnted copy # which vi be presented
60 eyery LADY al Genemsn who shall honor hiin with their
presence 0 0 ibis 10 hnl important Occasion
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALTC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEApACHE
NEPHALIC PILLS,

By tie ofthsse Pills the periodic attacks Nervous of Stk
adaoe NAV prevented and taken at the commencement
Of an attack immediate relief from pain and sickness will be
obtained.
They seldom fail removing the Nausea and Headache to
Which females subject.
They act gently upon the bowels removing Co'frene"'
For Irayy Men Students Delice Females and all persons
of sedenayy habits they valuable Lardffre improving
the appe giving and rgor to the digestive organs and
restoring the elasticity and strength of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long Investigation.
and carefully conducted experiments having been in use many
years uring which time they have prevented and relieved
vast e1noun psa aud suffering from Headache whether orig
insne the system from deranged state of the
stomach
They are entirely vegetable In their composition ard may 90
taken all tines with ptrcc, safety without cnanse
of diet and the obeac Of any dag'eeace d'e READERS ev
10 administer them 10 ohHfren
BEWARE OF COUNTERPFITS.
The genuine have five signatures Of HENRY T. sPALpiNo
each Boz.
Sold bv Druggists and Ell other Deslers in Medicines
ABox will be cent by mail PR paid on rcccip; ofthe
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be ediressedt to
HENRY g. SPALDING,
No 10 Cedar st., Ncw.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

certain safe and permanent for Rheumatism Neuasa
ard Salt Rneuu =, lite nal remedy dn ue out and en-
tirey eaGarne desse equ gno change In diet or bus.
ines and ua BY children and perseEs Of the oost
delicate constitution with perfect safetys
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

s.rpcy cgryN Huntington Co.. Pa, Jan. Is, 1851
n. c. SPALpiSe
Won viii please scnd me bo1e. Of your Ccphalic fhs
Send ,he m immedisisy.
Respectfully yours, ,xo r. c,uoys
psLh,ve u.ed one box Of your Pills. and hnd them
szceienL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

RYYxoLpssuRGH Franklin c., Ohio,
January ., 1851.
Uyxpy G. SrALpI~g.
No. 50 Cedsrst. ". Y.
SIR:
Ieos.S find twenty f,e cents (2 for which rrd box Of
&c. phse Pl.p s-od to address OF Rev Wm e. Filler hey'
poidsburr. Franklin Co 0bio
Your Pill wors ike chamcure headache almost nifdhif'
Truly yours, ,,,,, - v,,,pp
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
Nrcdn Gtcamcrs.
CTEANIER of TUESDAY, MAY Ia, to
y IRELAND. ENGLAND; OR sCofLANu'
yisOALWAl,

C,TEAMER Of TUESDAY, MAY ID, to
y IRELAND. ENGLAND OR scofhAND'
r. .r,,c Rova, Mali Ste am Navigation Companys masnih
cent steamer eaipRIATrc. tcrmery Of the cClin'' lne)
JHgr. MsvHy Commander, a.. .h,v. a.,.
viii leave pier No A. foot 81 on ro ''0'' o''
Pser, by tois i'll have free ticket from % n,
wo ce' , n nS Il hs most pleasant iouts
a. gors to Europe euubier them to see eood poIon =.
ru , eeia7 at Liverpool and shortened sea
For passage OF fusthg. information apnyto u,cruv
the Office Company tho wharff0 OF Canal" NJ "
IiOwLasD AsrISwALi, Aseots.
E,OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
cla.s will NewYo the ls, ilih and 2ls
when these date MosnS2 s S9 dsn "es@ e
freight Or pa sage apply at the only 0fG ALIEN Xseat
NOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAyRE- On
Il SATURDAY, Ws, 25-The United States Mail Steamer
ARA River IT, 4 foot IS Of BeacSst on sATuRDAY MAY
noon This esmhp I sey and ns
which beside Its eud In the event OF collision OF
strnde keep the pumps free TO work. and ecuie the safety
For weigh. or passage apply to ,uurr NJ rox
SfsoNt Sho' MhGREN2iE, x NE
Agents No. Broadway.
The steamer FULTON vii sail June 2s.
CvTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
s "T vsSSe ssa snS pSaa
Steamshp Intend d their dp0weEed Clyde
' ciri " WhsalNsT9SS .ss,n5Ssy s;u1Ssy NJ NJ i, !,
CIV CIV or oF MtEnEStEn ..as May
And every SATURDAY. at nooa, from Pier No. A. North
River. .on
FIRST CABIN............$is srEERAGH... ..;...".."s0
sieen.e Return Ticket. good for six months. 60
aIdod Psd, IIsy1e hamburg SreeH' Rot
Person. 6s their friend can buy 'icss. hes
s c,n n,' S and Si1 o s" seess from
pool $40; from Queenstown so 49,, =. ,,o....
and c,y experienced Surgeons They bull, 70 wscrshs
ou tecon and have pacn, Fire Annliilst9 % M
gsI ,le Sa = %.s iDpSy Il S.1% IN TO
g. s. o""" fTs y SscEY e ku
In sri. to JULES DECOUE No PLACE de la boufse IN rh
sdeEhs JOHN DALE No dgN Ip Wnn' a. b.Lt IL o. a. . o0
P'ny' on''' ''' Nc. Is Broadway, KY.
TAPsCOTTs LINE OF
LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
from L,spco oy iaI a,oe line OF raeAe'' comprising In
slM ,@l TArs%%{s liaTl5s ;'; sM3hALp ISLE w0SSt
&hs4 StS54 ASSGs s$iSzhHa5SISD' SSaa$IsTifS
N: s sl s4 S i3G GG Of S
E1s for ali q f y rs nsIASD $It FTc '
also cos%sS ,S % ssoSd : Sa,1 aad % send or
for circular Circulars with all pacuar- may be Lad Oh sp
eson sS s,;I qsSs s FS'&S Sa g. soai
TApsCOTT SMl1H Co.. Liverpool
yINHE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,
LIVERPOOL,
to leave N-wSort
on OF abou. May Is.
Passage money: .too
in....
Second Cabin with very superior accomu'ooe ..
GRINNELL, MINTURS 5 Co,
Burnins f.uio, Oils, &e.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

HAvxRyoEp Pa, Feb. G. 1861.
Mr. SPALpfNG.
SIH: c,,
vi. Won 10 ssnd no box OF your Cephac Pils
\ har1 yey,ir,d a area! d,af Of ben.dt from them.
Your r~spscffullv, .,,,,,
MARY ANN STOIkHOCSE-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

NNISS ADELINA SPERANZA's GRAND con-
ly1 CERT will posisoly tske place ct Irving Hall on
THURSDAY May Mise AOF INA SPEEANZA will be
assisted BY the follow artists MIae ASjUNrA SPERAN
IA Signoii LOTT, fERru, SuSINI and Mr.. RICHARD
HOFFMAN, Tickets = to re had at C. Breusngs and other
principal stores end the door the eyeug Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
Gtcamboats ano Railroads.


NAY BOAT for rALBANY.-SteamerA AMERICA
will leave NcwYors from foot Hargison'st every Mon
day. Wednesday aud Friday, at O'Clock -colincncins
WEDNt SDAY April a. touring at tie intermediate landings
MERCHANTS LINE FOR ALBANY, from
WI Robihon daily. Sts North America every
MoLday. "Wednesday aud Fridsy at O'Clock p m are -
Hero Tuesay Ihursday aud sunday at
o'clock D. III. Fare 80 Connecting With ~ CoutrL
Railroad. W. hANtoA, Agent.
LOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with
L the Danbury Railroad The steamer ALICE PRICE
leave. Cshanpe Market slip every TuESDAh Thu RsDAf.
and A1UKDAY. at p. m. Leaves Norwsls Cd MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY. at 81 m Fare so cents
MIGHT BOAT to NEW HAVEN TRAY
~ EIER It II arriving in ime fer ell es IL
morning tr,n.. The FILM CITY leaves at Passengers
for MejeD aud afford gp north from New Haven at III D. M
TNHROGs NECk.-Stcamer MASSACHU-
SETS will stop above Ler trips Sag ualbor lsy
DAY AFTERNOONS. VIII leave TUESDAY THURSDAY.
and shrI RDAN AFTERNOONS commencing early In May.
nor flSilKILl nnd NEWBURGH, landing
II al CORNWALL. COLD SPRING. aud COZZENS' DOCK
On add ser Tuesd,y April g. 81, the steamboat WILLIAM
KTNT Capt alter Brett will leave Newl ork from foot Of
Kobinson.s,, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at p "a Re-
turuing i'll leave fishkil every WEDNESDAY and sAIJh-
DAY, s.6;i3s IN. , -. ,,r,-r,
Communication tickets from New ork and retasn az any
time auIin. week, will b. sold a. 70 cent, essh
WAL TER bRhff & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS (Tbur.day) EVENING, May ., the brilliant
and besntul comedieune,
MRS JOHN WOOD,
MRS. JOHN WOOD,
MRS JOHN WOOD.
and the admirable comedian, -
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
MIR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
MIR JOSEPH JkFFERSON
will appear in
TWO MIRTHFUb PIECES,
TWO MIRTHFUL PIECES,
JENNY LIND,
JENNY LIND,
THE GOVERNORS WIFE,
TIE GOVERNORS WIFE.
MRS JOHN WOOD as JENNY LIND,
with her celebrated limitations Of Bgno, AmOdio Lagrspge
&c, and
LOFTY BRIGGS.
MR.. JEFFERSON as G6ANBY GAG,
with br celebrated breakdown" +" and assHOKT.
On FRIDAY NIGHT -
MRS. JOHN WOOD
will take her -
BENEFIT.
beo will be presented for the this enga cement
TIE QUACX UUCrpN.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

SAVE TIE PIECES
ECOvoMY! DISPATCH.
r. A SrrCu IN TIxg Saws N'Ss' II
5,acr 70 rM h0pp,r, in rifegaidie1 adde's Il Is
very dessb to have cheap and encnt Tor
paiiir q Fur, urc Toys Crocksry, sc.
SPALDlSr's PREPARED GLUE
meets oil such and household afford 10 be
without IT, It's silva, ready, aud 10 the sticking point.
"USEtUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MA brush accompanies each bottle Price, Is cents
Address HENRY c. SPALDiNG.
No. 48 Cedar-st Eew.York.
CAUTION!
A. certain uppncpe3 per.ons attempting 10 palm od
the uns1sps cne public limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE,
would caution persons examine before purchasing and
see that the full nsmc, - - - -
rY,SPALIUINGS PREPARED GLUE,.ed
+ - w epssids VyppPsh ~ eths rWfaeIuS eeusOs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
AOENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of EW-JERSEY.-
~ From foo, Of Coudand, sCOnneciaa at Hampton Junc
Tason with LengG vaey toad and connections forming
asIse; ae thcu, snsDss March ls
Leave Ne1 York as follows:
~ ai6ais s.acn 1"ai a.mpo tc '''Ds
Mail T r. Ga'ton' Water Gap Scranton
'Isas bsa TRAS-for Esston Mauch Chunk Williams
nor, R,,any Pti.,l le Harrisburg &c;
poi, T"sorcs Ea'On Bethlehem, Allentown,
Gr.M WAY InAIS-Fcr somer, ,i.e.
FxpEEss Tn,Iy foR i,DrRGTie Ga n Express Tain
from New York arrives at Harrisburg 2:io noo ~ time
connect vita i' trans tas, ard Wst On Cens'ai
EIranr1aroaT AND Nrw.Yonk FsHRr--Leave New-yoIk
from Pier No. North River at 72c ard Il 20 S2o 42o
LEAVE ELr,srru-At6.i5 7so and o:sS N. LEO sud4W
he boa stop Bergen Point and Msiner Harbcrevsryrp
esch way. JOHN y. SlEkNs. sIresntencent
E6R BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
.e,ms sA9 a's s & r Fs"fSs s
TUFsbiY. TiiuRsbAY and SATURDAY, a,s o'clock P m,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY At O'clock p w. f'0m Pier No.
3N.R. :.
vii be regarded secured say sppli
until the same shal have been p,id for.
Freight Boston arded through with sea; dispatch By
'A 'Ap'''' WI boEDEN. Agent, Nos. 20 aud Il wes.t
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA
and WEST. finins lravc 80.
Express aud II III ard $3.50 .:2S ll25 H., and $3.50 ard
and p m. s2ap. IN.
Troy ard albany (wi,h sleep p (Sundays pcuded)
ingcar) 1. : D. "A , 20,
Pougukeepsie train, an t:2o m and i1'sV anu $50
II: and p p H"
Peek. kill train ST. d. m. Ia.s5 p.
Srg Sing rain $50 H. and o:'a m and iio and 4;'o
a:t5 and Am IN. IA.
Fi.bAii train. y. III. I;!' p M;
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ PASSENGER TRANS leave, Wa Pavonia Ferry and
l,ug Dork fYan,fo ofof(i ihauih ihpIs- II
DUNkIRK EXPRESS at Z D. "a.
MAIL at 8:3 Th,s Train remains night at FL
mira. aud proceed the peat rpig z.
WAY st 4to p. m., for Mddeown Eewbursh and inter-
mediate 'tsti i,ns
NIGHT EXPRESS daily at5:oOp The train Of Saturday
stops at all Mail Taiu Stations aud only to Emia
CHAS. MINOr General Supt
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains jersey City for Pernon, at u and $40
and 4!s and 23 for Monsey 42S sud6:2s for
Suferns at 4!2s p.m. 5. D. SEYMOUR, Sopdt
HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL
IN ROAD for Albany aid Troy connecting with the New
ok Centa Railroad for sll points West NouhN est and
also with tho Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rut
snd Bnn Ps,sburg Rouses Point. Osdenabursh and
Nj ntrrai
Fncs TRrOSs;xew, snAx CRY PsoM 2srs sr sr.Ilos
Express Train a. M, II a. m.. s:s' p. m
aid och.cA .. - .
For wiansbidgs White Plsins Dover Plains and oil local
table, Express Tranl Albany every
sunday uOguips JOHN fVRcHlLts Asst ssee
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

ByrIx vgRsoS, Ohio Jan IS 1901
plass tns inco..d enyhve cents for which send M.
rrhs' rn' .a,, c.nb,l,c pills They truly tAs beat
fn.. ."'' "'" A. cTOvTR r. NJ
INV" Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co, u.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

NAVIGATION ON THE UPPER SACRAMENTO
There is little doubt but that new town will
be laid out on the upper Sacramento River
this Winter. Men have been engaged for
weeks past, in blasting rocks and otherwise
clearing the river of obstacles. We under
stand that Latona, the name given to the place
where those steamboats, which have heretofore
navigated the river have landed, is the site Sc.
lected. 1t is situated between two and three
miles below the lower crossing on Clear Creek,
on the bank of the river, and is a splendid To-
cation. II arrangements can be made with
the Steam Navigation Company to run up to
the place selected, (which has been the great
drawback heretofore) we look upon the under>
taking as success. 1t is the Intention of the
projectors to build dams at the most difficult
points in the river, for the purpose of throwing
the water into the main channel Northern
Arrus
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

SoUTH AMERICA.-Advices to the 2Sth of
September say there is nothing important from
Peru. save that the people are apparently get
ting more and more restive under the arbitrary
rule of Gen. Castillo He has deprived all
the naval officers of their command who refu
sed to assist him in the late abduction of ex-
President Echenique.
Great excitement prevailed in Guyaquil at
the threatening aspect of affairs in Peru
President Castillo seems disposed to invade
Ecuador again. Gen. Flores was consequently
fortifying Guyaquil.
From Chill there is but little to note. The
new President, Senior joaquin Jose Perez, had
been installed and in his message, which was
conciatory towards his former political oppo-
nents, gave general satisfaction. Senor Manuel
Acalde, a moderate conservative. has been
made Minister Of the Interior and Foreign
Affairs.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02
The q. s. TREASURY LOAN NorEs AS Ex.

The Q. S. TREASURY LOAN NoTEs AS Ex-
CHANGE MEDiUMs.-The Bee says, concerning
the new q. ). Treasury notes, bearing $40
per cent. interest, which are now offered for
sale in California
Whoever has to send one hundred or ten
thousand dollars to his friend or factor in the
East, need only to purchase a sufficiency OF
these, and there is no rates of exchange-no
six per cent on New York ST. Louis-no
insurance-no fear of loss by sea or land, as
they can be cut 10 two and half sent at time :;
and besides this, they draw interest all the way
en- route. Thus. instead of paying interest as
one has to do by the ordinary mode of ex-
change, he receives interest. And in addition
to their handiness and profiableness for such
purposes they are the best permanent invest
ment offered. The seven and half per cent
which they bear is higher interest than any
State gives. and the security is the whole peo-
pie OF the United States We Of California
can use forty millions year in exchange
alone, and on that at the prevailing sum of
interest, we will save the splendid sum of
S2.400 900 for the United States will trans
port the gold to New York and elsewhere at
its own cost and risk. Now, if man has to
send $50 to the East. it costs him SO 90 but
with these notes, he can send it at no cost and
have his note of exchange bearing interest at
the same time
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

ATTACK ON IMMIGRANTS. = The Sonoma
Democrat says that Mr.. Warders train was
attacked at the Junction of Subette's cutoff
with Raft River, August 18th
In the evening. while paraking of supper
they were attacked by large party, composed
of whites and Indians to the number they
judged of $50. all well armed and mouned.-
Several charges were made on the camp dur
ing the night. None of the emigrauts were
killed, but one was severely wounded. In the
morning the robbers renewed the attack hav
ing divided their force, and while one party
engaged the enemy in fight, the remainder
succeeded in running off all the stock belong
ing to the train. Mr.. Warder's party were
then obliged to take such necessaries as they
could carry, and leaving their wagons, pro-
ceeded on foot for several days, when they met
an emigrant train, in company with which they
were met by train that had been sent to their
relief from Carson.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

How AN OLD HERO FELL.-The Philadel-
phia Press says, speaking of the battle of Ma
nassaS:
Among those who fell was an old man
whose head was white with age, and whose
story is romance of war. He bad been thir-
ty years in the regular service as a private
soldier. He had followed the Indians through
the everglades of Florida, bivouaced upon the
side of the Rocky Mountains, chased the Ca
manche and the Cherokee through New Mexico
charged upon the heights of ChapuItepec, stood
before the fire of Buena Vista, and followed
the victorious flag of bis country along the
Plaza of Mexico and into the Halls of the
Montezumas- His arm was covered with che
vrons, six blue stripes. Indicating six consecu-
tive enlistments, and two red battle stripes,
typifying Florida and Mexico, and with these
simple ensignia he felt prouder than ever did
the white plumed Murat at the head of his
gaudy cavalry. He fell in the heat of the
battle
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

NAVAL PREPARATIoSs.-The Ny. World
says:
About ninety vessels of various descriptions
have been purchased by the Navy Department,
and purchases are still being made by Mr..
Morgan the Government agent The vessels
are sent to one of the Navy Yards as soon as
purchased, to be fitted out receive their arma-
ment and stores, and be put in commission
Many of the purchased vessels are commanded
by Captains of the merchant service, who have
passed the necessary examination before the
Naval Board appointed for that purpose.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

= FoR ACTIVE SERvIcE.-The San Francisco
n G1I says we hear many say they would enlist
for 'ue ue. new regiments if there was any chance
ms,a aO1i'e service. We have very direct infor-
;Ii'ol i ~ mat there is an excellent chance. 1t
lea.n ,ue intention Of the powers that be, so we
Fss, Fs.' % take all the California troops to the
snmaI u Ihe Spring, by which time it is pre-
nSaS .,Va 'hey will become as well drilled and
ontr ~ camp life as the best veterans. The
S,:,. oolect 10 placing them in forts in this
r;.I .te IS 10 enable them to become acquainted
l,u each other and their officers, and to be-
'' thoroughly versed in military tactics.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

FROM MAzATLAN.-The steamer Panama
brings mazatlan dates to the l7th 1t was
rumored that France and England intend to
blockade the Pacific ports of Mexico. Connor,
United States Consul, had been superseded by
Robertson. The steamer Anahuac. formerly
the Satellite, sailing under the New Grenadian
fag and owned by Mota, had been seized by
the authorities in San Bias and Mota thrown
into prison on charge of furnishing ammunition
to Losada. 1t is reported that be would be
shot The storm at Mazatlan on the 10Th of
September destroyed large amount of prop
erty; houses were blown down and the streets
inundated. The brig Rolling Wave, owned
IN New Y ork. and other vessels were wrecked.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

FREsxo MIxEs.-A letter to a gentleman of
Stockton, dated Millerton, October 18th, gives
a fine account of the mines in Fresno county,
on the San joaquin river, near Millerton. He
says Payne, Christie. Dunn, Co., are aver
aging $500 per day. since they commenced
washing. On the 22d inst, this company took
out S39l, working ten men. Maxwell u Co,
working fourteen men, are taking out from
Sl75 to $500 per day. Mcclellan, Parson d
Trip. are making from So to 81 per day to
the hand. Stallo, whose claim is a mile and
half below Millerton, has been washing up
very rich dirt, and realizing fine returns. He
works a lot of Chinese.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

CHILDREN IN RED BLUFF.-In the Red
Bluff school district there are SO boys and 69
girls between and Is years of age.; and l29
children under a years of age; 173 of the
whole were born in California. There are "A
families who have children.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

GRIZZLIES IN THE COAST RANGE-The Griz-
lilies, says the San Jose Mercury, are making
great havoc among the cattle in the coast
range. At the Tin Can Ranch, owned by
Logan Hodge, IA head of cattle were killed
last week by these pests
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

COPPER ORE.-A large quantity of ore is
being sent to the Bay from Copperopolis, in
Calaveras county. On Saturday last, four
heavily freighted wagons, from hat place, dis
charged their freight of ore at the Stockton
levee. The ore was packed in sacks, and came
from the Union Company's claim.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

Nor so VERY SCARCE AFTER ALL.-Not
witbstaudng the reported scarcity of cotton
that is soon to be in England, the steamer Ed
inburg lately brought form Liverpool to New
York 1900 bales, and had as much more Of
fered, but coutd not take it for waHt of room.
John Bull is not in such bad fix when he
can export at q rate like this.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

A YoUxG YAYKEE.-A little drummer boz, ,
taken prisoner at Manassas, by the rebel for
ces, was told by Beauregard that out of consi-
deration for his extreme youth be should have
his liberty. Little Massachusetts, replied that
ne rather guessed not : he had enlisted for
The war and wanted to see all the sights and
~old remain prisoner of war. That boy
ought to be reporter.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-02

A YOUNG man named Christopher A. Budd
received fall on Sunday night, October 9th
while under an attack of deirium tremens, and
died from the effects of his injuries. He was a
native Of Springfield. Kentucky.