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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

FRANK LEsLGE's MONTHLY MAGAzTNE.-The
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TO My Wife.
BY JOSEPH BRENNAN.


Come to me dearest Pm lonely without thee,
Day time and night time I'm thinking about thee;
Night time and day time in dreams behold thee,
Unwclcumc the waking which ceases to fold thee.
Come to me darling, my sorrows to Hghten,-
Come in thy beauty to bless aud to brighten
Come in thy womauhood, mccklY aud lowlN,--
Come in thy loyngness, queenly and holy
Swallows will dit round the dcsolatc ruin,
Telling of Spring aud its ioyousrencwing
And thoughts of thy love and its manifold treasure
Are circling my heart with its manifold pleasure,
Oh, Spring of sprit-Oh, May of my bosVm
Shine out of my soul till il bursts into blossom;
The waste of my life has rose left within it,
And thy fondness alone to the sunshine can win it,
Figures that move like a song through the even,
Features lit up by reflex of heaven,
Eyes like the sky of poor Erin, our mother,
Where shadow aud sunshine are chasing each other
Smiles coming seldom, but chidlike and simple;
Oh. thanks to the saviour, that even thy seeming
Is left to the exile TO brighten his dreaming
You have been glad when YOU knew was gladdened :;
Dear, are You sad now to hear am saddenedY
Our heart, answered Ia tune and in time, love
As octave to octave, aud rhyme unto rhyme, love
! cannot Weep hut your tears will hc HoWing-
Nou cannot smile hut my checks will hc glowing.
! would not die without YOU at my side, love-
You would not lnger Whom have died, love,
Come to me dear ere | die of my sorrow--
Rise Of Ny gloom like the sun of tomorrow,
Strong, swift aud fold up the words that | speak
with song on your Hip and smile ON your check
Come, for my heart in your absence is weary
lhlste for my spirit IS sic6encd and dreary
Come 60 the arms which alone should cnross thee,
Come TO the breast which is tlnobbng to pres thee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

An exchange thinks the opening of California
has been the direct means of polishing and eleva-
ting the people of the United States to a greater
degree than any one can at first imagine" a
great many, were they alive, could feelingy tes
iily as to The eleOathg tendency Of California
NiUada TranScriDL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

LAW AND ORDER UP NoRrH.-A friend writing
from new mining camp, in Trinity county,
named Douglas City, located some five miles from
Weaverville, on the Trinity river, gives us the
following amusing account of the " customs Of
the manor :"
douglas City is place about the size Of
Upper Calaveritas, and is being rapidly built up.
Gambling is q common habit here. | saw man
the other day win $1,000 on a single hand, and
in less than an hour he had but a small portion
OF it left Up here, when IA claim is in dispute,
they hold no arbitration over the matter but
the dispuants 90 right ont, spread their muscle,
fight it out, and the best man takes the claim.
About one third of the people are half wild-at
least so their conduct speaks.
Not long since huge light took place between
two parties of Chinese. Suit for assault and
battery was brought by one of the worsted party
against the victors The Justice was an over
grown specimen from the Emerald Isle, with no
particular sympathies for Cinnamon. The lawyer
in behalf of the prosecution was presenting his
case, when his Honor suddenly interruptng, and
before particle of evidence had been heard
said
'Slence in the Coort wild yer barney | find
the spalpeens twenty five hundred dollars apace !
The astoundcd lawyer FASTENED to dip in his
oar
Your honor! this is q suit in behalf OF justice
and my poor client, (with his head bandaged with
bloody rags,) who has been unlawfuly beaten
within an inch of his life. Remember humanity
and the law demands for him calm aud patient
hearing, and
IIout mon away wild yer blarney, an yer
name bloody tafe Of client. BE dad an isn't
it mesilf that's Squeer, an that makes the law
Dry up thin, wild yer nonsince. If the Coort
knows herslf, can she think she do,) fine aich
an ivry one of these spalpeens twntytiv dollars
apace, an warn thin to hey no more brawls
AM now, be Jasus, the Coort is at an ind -
San .Ahdreds MdepeRdem.
A portion of the communication is omitteda
which we doubt. As the information
given above il new to us, it may be TO some Of
our Douglas City readers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

IMpoRTANr.--The WoantaiH Democrat says it is
an indisputabe fact that cobwebs accumulate
very fast in stores where the proprietors do not
advertise their business. 1t is equally true that
those who literally advertise have the most and
best customers Readers Of newspapers always
go where they can get what they want. Thus,
time is saved and trouble avoided by glancing
over the advertisements in newspaper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

BRoDEmoK REsoLuuoNs,-The Marysyille Ap-
peal is informed that petition is being circula-
ted in that city to expunge the resolutions of
censure upon the deceased Senator, by the Leg
islature Of this State for his course in opposing
the Lecompton inquity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

WoN'r HoLD 0UT.-Ten thousand Republicans
in Philadelphia ask for appointments under Lin
coin Considering that this is just one sixth OF
all the Offices the President controls, Philadelphia
asks for more than her share.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

THERE is something inexpressibly sweet about
little girIs-Er.
And it grows on 'em as they get bigger
L0uiSUWe JoUrndl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

IN THE HILLS AGAIN.-C b. Mcdonald is about
to return to bis favorte business journalism
in Nevada county. So the 1fOuntaiR messenger
n1l
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26
Il IL H.
TRINITY JOURNAL.
EAVERVILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning, Jnnunry 26, 1861.
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

Ngr. ~. n. Fisher is only authorized Agent
SAN Francisco to receive advertisements, receipt for
the same and transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL Omce-No. 172 - Washington srect
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House up stairs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

As editor down South reports himself son
struck, and says he is recovering, though the
blow was heavy one-an eleven FOUNDER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26
EsOnlnu Eve BsuIsaub,-

Roman Eye BaI~am.--Any accident or disease
HIa would weaken and indame the Eyes. and perhaps
r>iror the sight, must he considered one of the most
rrhe Affections that could hcfal There are how
numerous class peculiarly exposed to this dreadful
aHmity, such miners operatives in metals, aud me
cmnic who from the nature of their en- Iloyments
oulclled to work in cloud Of dust and grit Such per
on, should he without this lalsam it almost
Sbc naaic in aayng irritation and inammation few
! u4iea tiOns perfect the lin
S+Sz1SH-S-
OF all diseases. he great first cause,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

TRAVELLING A CENTURY AGo.--The ancient ad
veriisement, of which we here givea literal copy
is deserving of preservation on account of the
quaintness of the inn signs, the popularity of the
spelling and dction the " shiltings" Of the pas
sengers which it announces, and the general idea
it gives us Of the way travelling was performed
in America at the time in which it was issued
Philadelphia Stage-Wagon, and New York Stage
Boat perform their Stages twice a Week.
John Butler, with his Wagon, sets out on
Mondays from his House, at the sign OF the Death
Of the Fox, in Strawberry Ally, aud drives the
same day to Trenton Ferry, when Francis Holman
meets him and proceeds on Tuesday to Bruins
wick, and the passengers and goods being shifted
into the Wagon of Isaac Fitzrandolph, he takes
them to New Blazing Star to Jacob Fitzran-
dophs the same day, where Reuben Fiizran-
dolph, with u boat well suited, will receive them
and take them to New York that night, John
Butler returning to Philadelphia on Tuesday with
the passengers and goods delivered to him by
Francis Holman, will again set out for Trenton
Ferry on Thursday, and Francis Holman, &c,
will carry his passengers and goods, with the
same expedition as above to New York. March
8, l750.-- Weetiy Mercury
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

TIE papers say Brigham Young is iubiant
over the South Carolina movement, and thinks
he will have a separate government made oil his
corral-Sierra DemOcrat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

A CLERICAL HAWAI- The AmadOr Dispatch,
of the 5th, says that preacher at that place
''undertook to pronounce a funeral discourse on
the death of young woman. Her nearest reIa-
tions and other regretful friends we're present,
and the preacher in manner evncing any sen
timent but christian, or even common human
kindness, proceeded to harrow the feelings Of the
mourners until the mother Of the deceased fell
in fit and was carried from the church. Provi-
Gus to this painful manifestation, several Of the
congregation were so shocked that they went
away hearing as they departed, the hoarse eXcla
nation Of the preacher: | can't help it, | must
tell the truth He had said there was scarcely
glimmcr of hope that the sins Of the young
woman were forgiven that her friends had no
reason for believing that she had TAXI place
among the redeemed that a short time before
her death she accepted an invitation to attend a
ball. and, oh he hoped she was not now dancing
in the bali room OF hellV
The Hydrauiic Press thinks If there is a black
hole in hell, set apart for the reception OF the
murderer and seducer, the fratricide, and parri-
eide, this murderer Of human feeling aud common
decency will be kicked from its portals, as un-
worthy of its hospitality
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

The value Of quicksilver seS6 sSPP.s sns from g.
Francisco Bulletin is our authority,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

SAM. MEDARY, Governor of Kansas, has re.
signed-for the first time in his life Things
checkered. Uucle Gwin still holds.-Sisrra
DenlocLnL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

A CHANoE-The SlUv Age says the editor of
the Carson Valley Enterprise owns two shares in
a soap mine, and will therefore be a valuable
acquisition to some poor washer-woman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

TIE last Pony brought news Of the death of
Ralph Farnham, the venerable survivor OF the
battle of Bunker Hill. lie was l05 years Of age
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26
Book and Sob Printing

VI every description done in a superior man
ger and at reasonable prices.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26
ri NTS. wv in 10 w,

'y EyPuEyCp NURSE and Family Physician, has
.ollug syrup for children teething which greatly
-itato the process of teeng by soiteuing the gums,
ucug all ton-wii aay all pain. and is to
-ulac the bowels. Depend upon it. mohers, it will
c rest 10 yourselves and relief and health TO your in
ants. relcctly safe in all See advertisement in
uDther column. m.12l7,s.n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

THE GRAVE or IRvING.--A writer in the Home
Journal, in closing some pleasant "reminiscences
of Irving, says--"I 1t is now nearly year since
Irving left u.s. but the stranger visiting his grave
still find fresh flowers placed there by some low
ing hand"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

Safer not when Cure is guaranteed in all stages of
Secret ID eases
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

THE DISAPPOINTED CANDIDATE AND HIS Ape
TITE.-A disappointed candidate called for an
e-opener" in the Orleans Hotel, Sacramento.
The bar keeper speedily completed cocktail
and was topping it off with absynthe. What's
that p what's that?" demanded the man outside
Of the counter. :" It's absynthe, sir, it'll give
you good appetite" "Appette h-ll take
that stuff out, take it ont ! don't want no ap-
petite what's felIer want of an appetite when
he haint got money enough to pay for his break
fast ?"-yuOuataiR Democrat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

PRAYER.-An old writer says: Prayer is
the rope in the belfry we pull it, and it rings
the bell up in heaven, and so it is. Keep that
bell moving. Pull it we'll, and though the bell
is up so high that you cannot hear il ring, depend
upon it, it can be heard in the tower Of heaven
and its ringing before the throne Of God, who
will send answers Of grace according to your
faith
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26

JouN TYLER says: "Let the Union go to
hell" This, coming from such a man. is one of
the strongest Union arguments we have heard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-01-26
TO TEE AFFLICTED.

Of all diseases. he great first cause,
Springs from the neglect Gf Natures Idlos.
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FRANCE.


The Chamber Of Commerce have called the attention
Of the French Government 70 the necessity of taking
measures for the protection Of French vessels in Ame
mean waters The Minister q Commerce, in concert
with the Minister Of NJ srine, promised to have con-
ference with ihe Emperor on the subject
The Government had presented bill to tho Corps
Legsla,if opening credit Of forty.Rve millions Of
francs for great works of public utility, and another
for issuing bonds amounting TO hundred and four
millions of francs, reiayaole in thirty years.
Ii is asserted that the effective force of the French
army is 5,0O0 men in the excess OF number men
toned in the Budget.
High Mass celebrated at the CbaIelof ST. Koch,
in Paris on tie Sih inst, for the Warsaw Victims
the congregation we've attired in mourning and We're
quite numerous
The harvest prospects of France are represented as
very bad ow ing 10 inclement weather. il was feared
that the fruit crop was lost and the wheat crop had
been seriously damaged by frost. Iepsrable damage
had been done to the brandy crop at Cognac.
The Bourse was fat on the 9Th inst, but closed a
shade hrrner. Rentes, 69.20.
IL was stated that American agents had reached
France TO purchase arms and military equipments.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE PER CANA
DIAN.

LIyRRPooL CoTTos MARKET, May 9-The sales OF
Cotton ii the liverpool market for the three days including
"Wednesday Oo bales Of which specuisors aud
poefs 1900 bales Merx B.wit. Co report the
ket f and advanced I'd nce Friday Nsny Of the stocks
have wthd from the market In tie adj
vance by holders asked Is not conceded by buyers
LIVERPOOL BRgADsTUFfs MARKET.-L.yHRPoOI,
Nay 9-Mes.rs. Richardson, Sp rec Co.. aud Wakefield.
Nah Co.. report flour firm aud PARTIALLY slightly higher
Wheat firm Red. $ul2g; Write. IL 6dFI. Com quiet
but siesdier Mixed 34s, Yellow 3ssG3si While, 35j
1915.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.--LVERPooL, May
s-Bosf steady. Pork bTm. Bacon qnet Lard dull and
sxsisr, but cu0f atoms changed. Talow Gull
LlyfRPOcL PRODUCE MARRET.--LryERPooL, MAY
eRosin fn 10 for Spirits TcrpeDtine hru at
50 arrive Ashes finn az b or Pots ard J
Pes Sugar quiet Coffee stesdy Rice steady With large
speculative ine0iry Carolina and prices slightly sdyaeeed
~ ds4 Laseed OH hTm at 1916 Baltimore Bark I6DJd
LoSDos MARKErs.-LoSDoS, MAY 9-BREAD-
din and unchanged SUGAR quiet CoFrHz firm TIA
6a Rc and slightly higher. sPIRIIs TukrEs1 sE 4o
AMERICAN STOcRs.-L0sDOs, MAY 9.-illlnois Cen
hsl sbsres quoted 3siaS diseonu Erie Shares ~
LokDoE MosEY hARKET-LOsDOS, May 9--ln the
Money the funds Gull but stationary The principal
Of the arnness the belief that the American crisis viii
throw considerable demand England for neny article o.
p1cdoce and manufacture while it's eject beiog strangely
manifested on the SHIPPING
In the deonlt the general rate Is 81 p cent and Up
peatons At the Bank Of England pressing belief Ia
sn early savanes Of The bsbk minimum gaining ground
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FROM ST. LOUIS TO WASHINGTON.
of The N. y Tribune.

WAsHsG1ox, ID. c., May Is, 1861.
think the reported destruction Of culyo-ts on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ia incorrect. passed
over She road on the l6;h, and was ut HaIers Ferry
AT d. NJ aud AZ that time there obstruction.
The road was in good condition, tie passengers were
no, moesied by the military, and nothing III The move
ments or appearance Of the troops there Indicated any
apprehension Of attack. While the train stopped there
a company 0. 100 Or 200 recruits in with carpet
bags and without uniform IL was stated also
that about 200 Alsbamians arrived the day before
and they cained 10 have force Of 10000. should
nudge that the number did not exceed 1000. They
were busy terrifying The mountains on the Mar land
side.
raid visit 10 the Union Delegate Convention at
Wheeling, and WAS highly gratiiied with their
toLiness and unanuity for the Union. The Con.
veniion wss pumerousy attended, and composed
of men of intelligence, many of them Of high
order Of talent and eoquerce. Ia spirit, enihusia III
and irmne.s they fully mp to the Fres States
There was no hesitation or tmidiiy or diversity Of
opinion in the purpose aimed at. They for the
Union without condition reservation, and for crush
ing 10y the strong wherever found whether
at distance or at home among their neighbors. There
was difference Of opinion M 10 the mode of action
which AT one time created some i'll feeling but il
swallowed up in the grand result OF preserving the
Union, which all were agreed j. II. Garlic,
esq. by his indefiteable efforts brought the Conven-
lion together and wished to cut loose at from the
Eastern portion Of the State. He, however, wisely
yielded to the adopted, though majority were
disposed Ia 90 with him. Mr.. Garlic is a Of great
talent and eoquence, and if he yes will yet make
his mark. Nil Wiley OF Monongalela, whose opinion
prevailed is Of equal talent and of great energy
of character. There was no mis.aSirg the tone and
sentiment Of the Convention. They not only 20
sand by the Union, but 10 fight for It, and msny eff
them declared that they should from hs Convention
into The camp. Two three regiments are forming
and arms aud they propose 70 occupy and fortfy
old Fort Frederick, whose crumbliug walls are seen
from the railroad did not "A single SecessioD lag
at Wheeling nor on the road until within few mlles
of Harpers Ferry, though the Stars and Stripes were
abundant.
This city appears like n military camp, and few be-
side troops are in the streets. MaorGeD. George Il.
Mcclellan If assigued TO the supreme canmand OF the
Military Department Wet, and viii doubtless give
abstraction to the 10y al people Of chat section.
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ITALY.
Affairs in Italy continued without change.
HUNGARY.

great sensation had been created by the assassina
ton Of Count Teleki.
Pesth dispatch of the sth inst. says that in sit
ting of the Lower House, the President confirmed the
sews that Count Teeki had been found murdered At
bs residence.
The House, at this announcement, raised cry of
despair Several ladies who in the galleries Were
carried away iainting.
NJ. Deak, in voice stifed with emotion, proposed
that the sitting OF the House be adjourned until the l7l
inst.
Pesth highly excited in regard to the assassination
Iii alleged thai Count Teeki committed suicide but
this is discrediled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21
TIE STEAMSHIP EDINBURGH'S NEWS

The following is synopsis Of the news taken ont D.
the Edinburgh, which left Liverpool the sth inst.
Tie steamship Parana took gu, the that the
British Government would recognize the Southern
Confederacy as bellgerents
American matters continued to attract attention il
fhe House of Commons.
Mr.. Gregory lad postponed his motion in favor Of the
prompt recognition of the Southern Conederacy unl
the 18th inst.
Mr.. Fos,er gave notice that be should call attention
10 the desiraby Of not recognizing insurrectioniss.
Mr. Horsfall eaid that he would postpone his motion
relative 10 the rights of bellgerents Lord Panerston
having stated that pending the grave and compcat d
questions now being considered discussion of the sub
ject was impossible.
Active preparations are going on in the NavyYar
for sending powerful squadron into American waters.
Tile London Times says that America has here
:hore indastrously indicated principles and maze
precedents which now 20 to the contraction u her
own belligerent rights. 1t says " she upheld Pr
watering, and denied the right Of search aid both
tbese are now turned against her,"
MIR. Baxter HAD given notice in the Honse Of Con-
mons that be would ask the Government if tbey III
tended TO ask q vote on the G7s,O0O for the Galway
contract.
Nothing new has taken place in French political
matters.
quarter Of the town of Limoges had been destroyed
by fire.
The reactionary movements in the Neapoitan prov
inces have been suppressed.
II ~ reported that the Cza- has sent the Grand
Duke Michael to Poland on conciiaJory misson, and
with full powers.
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sober black. American bunting took the place
Of brocatelle in drapery, and dashing Juniors Of
fort and icgate joined blooming partners in the
dance to the music OF military band very rudy
IN coe,, very red in face, and very latulent IN
lungs; bat with an these, mingliDg ingredients OF
circle, and elegance Of arrangement, and KIND
hospitality Of welcome, which reminded ore OF
the best days Of Washington society.
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GEN. BUTLER'S MOVEMENTS.
NEW BATTERIES At CHARLEsTOS-ExPECTED
COLLISION AT HARPHR's PERKY-INEfFiCiENT
OF CIIARLrSTON

BLOCKADE OF CHARLESToN. -
WAsmsGroS, Monday, May 20, 1861.
It has been determined release the spies under ar
rest here on condition that they take Tie oath of ALE
glance TO the Government a,d the Union.
Maior-Gen. Butler lett here to-day for Fortress
Monroe By the way Of Annapolis
hdyces Of late date from the South, state tia' the
Charertonians are erecting batteries Of red cannon
on the coast near Charleston in order to fire upon yea,
sells of The bio kading feet, when any OF them Shall
approach within the range Of these guns;
4 collision at Harrer's Ferry il regarded az certain
this week The rebels have strengthened their posi-
ton, and are getting ready for an attack:
The steamship Marion left io-day for New-f9rk.
According 10 information received ty the DEPART
not efficient.
Several vessels have effected safe pasage into that
port, and report that they no signs Of any block
idiDg squadron. This matter will be Immediately AZ
tended 10.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The proceedings in Parliament on the sth inst were
HniInportant.
The American crisis continued TO be the leading topic
Of discussion everywhere.
Tie markets for American produce generally eontin'
sed excited.
II was reported in London that an American ship
from Liverpool en- route for New-Oreans had been IN
sared at IL guneas, and ship from Shanthae Tor
New-York had been done at 10.