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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06
Nfi-souti aavsaGi0s.

81. Louis, March !.
The Convention met at Jefferson City, nj 10
A. " Judge Gamble in the chair. The report
of the committee on rules aud officers was adop.
ted unanimously. THIS report included a reso,u.
tior requiring oifcer- aud delegates 10 the con.
vention 10 take The oath tn support The Constitu-
ton g. The United Stats and State Of Missouri
motion 30 so into secret session was almost
defeated.
long and quite warm discussion en-ucd on
motion To reconsider the vote on adopting che
rule To- take the above oath after which the
adjourned, To meet NJ 81. Louis On
Monday next
~. Lous. March 2
la the Convention yesterday. the motion 10
table the motion 10 reconsider tie vote by which
= resolution requiring the m-mbcfs - AXE an
oath Ia euppou the Constitution of the United
States and STATE Of Missouri was adopted, wss
k>t-sixty Eve 20 thirty The Numbers then
qualified.
In tile afternoon u" convention permanently
or. anzed 10y The election Of ex Gov Sterling
Price, President, ard |. Pow. Secretary
The Pc silent laid before III" convention CON.
munication from Luther J. Glenn, announcing
himself commissioner from Georgia. 0H motion
the communication laid the table.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
Rev Edition.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
EnR 1la1

II
edition ready containing the names o' President
Lincoln's Csbuet Of the ministers to Foreign
uoysrnuents. ard other interesting political matter
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS FOR
the year 1861.
GovERENiNr or THE UNITED sTATEs--E,,cativs
and Judicial
ENJOYS ExTEA ORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT nom 10 yvited stsses st Foreign Courts
sTNLIE er.s<Gk1 ksssSsTaTEs. asnbsrs Of Pdih.
csily Classified.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATS. Politically Classified.
XXXyITH CONGRESS i.AT ehosen Pohticaly Classified
FREE HoMEsTEADs. or the Action Of Congress on the
Question Of Usotng Free Homssead 20 Actual Settlers on
Public Domain including the Bl passed ioT the pupose,
aud the PRESIDENT Neto thereof
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1850
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CDouglss) PLATFORM for 1850.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC lBTsekinndgel PLATFORM for
NATIONAL UNION BeIn PLATFORM, for 1860.
ELECTORAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
PRESIDENT.
SECESSION OF SOUTH CAROLINA
TABLE on TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA,
prepared the Smithsonian Institution. and containing the
Temperature Of the Four Seasons and the Mean Tempera
tuTe Of Year l56 Points IN North Amenca principally
IN the United states
ELECTION RITURNs FROM ALL THE STATES OF
TIE UNION. carefully complied expressly FOR lie
TNBUSh ALMANAC.
LIST OF STATES CAPITALS. GOVERNORS TINES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEErlNG, GENERAL ELECTIONS
etc.
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1851 1876 ard 1850.
Terms-Cssh in sdyance.
fe Is cents, q copies for s1 100 copies @S, pottsgc
ykId By EEprass So per 100. CGsn ordeTs sOicited-
Bsci number OF THs ALMANAC supplied for
yesr i8ig 1880 '53 80 57 '58 49, and co. Proe 13
each postage paid Address THE TRIBUNE. ksw-fOrL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
Urn GOODS.

A CARD.-W. JACKSON No. 55l Broadway,
N ha,t purchased jerge 10, Of BOMBAZINEs t panic
prices he ole Ing them retail 81 ess than cost Of impora
on. Aso Black and Second Mourning SILKS, in style
end quality, unusually low prices Toge with and
general assortment Of de able Mourning Goods purchased
during the panic which he is Offering little than
half cost Of Importation Bpoc attention 81 called 10 Black
silks a. Gl and 81 PEI ytTd w. JACKSON
Importer of Moaning 0oods,
No. 55l Broadway, between Spring and Prince-sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
gfenreions.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on STATEN
~ ISLAND.-FARE six CENTS by Staten Island Ferry,
foot OF Wh,cha.,. between Battery ard South Ferry
GUIDE To CAMPSro reach regiments OF Newly orb Rifles
Brsh vounecrs Mechanics and Artisans, Empire Lousyes
and ate. Ri9es all At Camp Washington Scott Hides snd Ira
Hanis Guard Cavalry at Silver Lake, Sd Ih Volunteers
Camp Cargan old Quarantine Grounds and Cameron Light In
fan,ry Camp Morrison leave boat first lending (No extra
chsrse) BOATS LEAVE EVERY HOUR. from .. IN. 70 7
p. m.
CHEAP FARE to the FISHING BANKS DAI-
~ LY-l2i Gents each way-st.,msr HERO, Capt hsncoz
leaves Amots 1880 SprAgst a. AS Broomest, y. r.
sl5, Pect slip 30 and Pier No A. ~ r. Fishing
Tackle and Ref eshments ON board.
INlRE lSLAND--Via Deer Park Station and
Baby Ion No through licked required. The hst,silng
yacht JOSEPHINE, Capt san, carrying the u mall leaves
Babylon DAILY for the above fayote summer resort the
arrival Of tho pasrBscs by the and 30 trains OF
the Long Island RailrOed. Fare so cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
TVHE TRIB UNE, for 1861.
PROSPECTUS.

PROSPECTUS.
THE yRIBUNE printed on large imperial sheet and con,
tans Editorials the topics of toe tines smp9yms te
s6s o The seat Of WAR DOms,c and Foreign
CcrcspondeDce the Proceediag Of Conpe" Hews oy ISs
cattle Horse snd ProdSec mSfeis Reviews Of BOOk
L ncenes Prs o. MSSssIiSs SHs sSs ts aSS Of
the instructive en.erapment Afforded by TIE m
which we intend hs continue to DO the best fsnJ No"'p
W. smploy regular paid correspondents In EurOpe in Cali
forna at be Ishnus OF Dsren. IN the ROCKY Mountain o0u
Region. and wherever eiss tney teen e9u 20 d,xs ony
accessible portions OF our own couhty We a9 ~
Press nom our and the occasional letters
Of nteuisen. eRd we S %a 10 ,,bSDs gs S aSy use
finteigtuce that issnywhere Afforded Hoping % make
S sSa Sy sS s ~ = our means arc steadily enlarged
FeneIoas cooperation Of cur many wsIweec In "o''''aA
sbanlsboI 10 essere Continuance oipaVn'ia'
TERMS.
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49, THE TRIBUNE. Nev-York
A UGUST BRENrANO's ,,
ABOOK.STORE STATIONERY ard NEWS SEMPOuOM'
No. go BROIDyAY
M this establishment always he had the following Boston
Philadelphia papers: - ~,
BoJon Joarna Herald, Transcript Saturday Evening Ga
zete aud Commercial Bulletin gvins failures AID changes IN
buinessl.
Philadelphia Ledger Press, and Enquinr.
Foreign aud American NewspepeIe ana Per1oteat are
st cougaty on hand sale in single nunbeT or served
or mailed sDbscbeIs any part tie city or country with
out extra charge. - ,,, ~.
pers and Marsziues slways hand.
MCCLELLAN MEDAL, size of a silver dollar
N1 Every tras American should procure one OF these
MEDALS of .he noble Commander OF the federh Forces
AGENTS WANTED. RENTED fee by msl iof I0ur Ned
JOHN II. TlNGLEY Ns. Is2l Futon-st, NJ Y.
no! YOUNG MAN Without help you are
ruined-What you most need 10 not Medicine, but IN
FORMATION. Rerds Tract all ,snd you for dime on my
New Method SefH ealing in certain Nervous complaints sAe
aud snre Address la ROY SUNDERLAND Boston Mass
NINE. DEMOREST's QUARTERLY MIRROR
VI or FASHIONS -Grea improvements In the second vol
ume Fail member ready SEPT J. Price, 10 cents yearly 40
ceni Also the above ILLUSTRATED with Coiosd Fashion
Plates and hee fuHfed Paper Patterns 70 cents yearly r
Ne. l73 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
fjonses ano farms tl)anteo.

VNANTED-A small HOUSE in the country,
w partly wholly furn'hed handy 70 sieimboa. OF rail-
road near good school preferred BOARD fol small ls'
IT, where there other boarde Address HOUSE, Tho
une Office
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
antnsemenis.

pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
The unparalleled attraction. Of the Museum calling To-
sshcr Thousands Of both and all ages and oiasss
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS'
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS'
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS
RIVER HORSE-RIVER. HORSE
FROM THE RIVER NILE IN EGYPI
FROM TIE RIVER NILE IN EG1PL,,nrs
THE GREAT BEHEMOTH OF THE SCRIPIuhESS'
THE GREAT BEHEMOTH OF TIE sCRlPTUihnEHsd
AND THE MARVEL OF THE ANIMAL hlNoDo'i,
Is universally acknowledged to be the greatest wonder %
first In this country and was only Dy 'ne 'P
P''-'-''' GRAND vICERoY OF EGYPT
that this wss obtained the penalty being death 10, ehy
subjects allow 70 leave hs domioions "ihoa ms
"'''''1' A@PfIBIous ANIMAL,
living under the i, will float on the op OF "hei
WALK ON THE BOTTOM OF RIVER,
under water and may be the Museum IN me
ARTiFICiAL RIVER, SWIMMING AND WALkING,
asf ocAng In his native stream, the historic Me heh
SALAAMA. HIS ARAB KEEPER,
who hln,eb curiosity specimen OF that historic u0e VI
a. l.. ...o
Also just obtained at great eIpen'e and now TO GO 'een
,wimmng In tho large tank in the AquaTial Hall,
A LIVING SHARK,
beside great variety OF other living fish, Turtles &e &C.
WHAT'S TTi OR. MAN MONKEY. ,, r,
SEA LION MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON: MONSTEh
SNAKES AQUARlA, HAPPY FAMILY LIVING sEAL'
&C, ke.
The Lecture loom Entertainments embrace
PEfITE DRAMA BURLET1A, and FAhCE,
By company Of rsre musical aud dramatic talent
Miss DAWRON, DOUBLE-YOlCED VOCALIST
Mile. MATILDA T.. TOsDr
The Talented Young Niolinst 40
Admission to ALL Is cents; Children under ~ 10 eenI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

A T X. II. MACY's,
"a 9TH AVENCE ard I4TH-sT.,
Jadis viii always find best Paris KID Gloves 63c
tion LACE GOODS Lace Mantiss &C.
EMBROlDERlES Auc ctioB ots In RIBBONS, Auction
Hosiery Auction lots IN Linens and Whito Goods Auction lots
Linen HGnd hest styles French Elowes JOB lots In
Yankee Notions Ladies Under Clothing, Corsets &c.
COTTON BATTS.-Call and see HARRING-
" TONS assortment Of COTTON BATTING Of his own
anuf.cure the best and cheapest in market ALSO, Bed Com
foers quilted for Camp purpoSesi Carpet Lining Minet
Wedding and Cotton Twnes constantly on hand CONTRACTS
tAken j. r. HARRINGTON, Agent NewYork Carpet Lining
Company, No. 440 PesTltt.
DERFECT FITTING SHIRTS at MCLAUGH-
IIVS No 2G9 GTeenwich-st Of Murray. Send for
Pheo List and directions for telfmsa,urement.
NINE. DEMOREST's SKIRTS. No Skirts
WI equal to Nine. DEMoREsTS new.shsped Prize Medal
SKIRTS viii not slip the springs and cannot get out Of
order No 40 Broadway Nos 299 and $40 Canal s No 81
East l4b.,t No "a Grsndst, No. ll9 shsv, and No. l3i
Peropont Brooklyn. Remember hespeT than tho cheapest
and better than the best. Great Reduction in Prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
6petlal Notices.

"A Meeting OF the EseSlar Republican Associa. s &
on of the scyenth Ward yin be ssd b. a s y No s Ess
The Rspubeaps Of the Ward have opportunity join
sss asooS g 5e hs S fDiS @6SD%9 GS
10 JOuE \. VJili GlitieHrR, sesTstTy. -
,sO9s 70 ,he coOP UniSs Building ~ pA r. MS6S.S Ags &
Recording Secretary pro tenn
ssercaHfiIe Library AsseciafiOn;1The LiS-sJy
81 'e 3 aa On NO SoSSAY = aSs 3 1871
Daring the evening Of that Day az tc rooms Of ;he
sRuT r f PiH sE3SSf& idfo VI bAD Il nse
Of the mspbsrs md I9eT tspd are invited i9I that
occasion nAha hnn1 ne 20 % " S2VVPpSSIp 'VnN"ee
CLIFTON Han AssoT-plsoe.
New.York Young Mems Christian Association;
The regular nosthy meeting Of the Association viii be he'd
Esssr.4oo% Es 81 PsSs stRsd. charca s; sT
,epor viii be made By he hay Co%m.'sf Ss0 es n
WSsbioson win inereeng statements concerning tie
which they eoesged The public are respectfully
New.York Young Mems Christian Assoeiation:
The regular monthly meeting Q! this AsociaSn WI re hel
fdst THIS (Mondsy) EVENING a; O'clock precisely In
seTesDg reports Of tho operation Of tha Army Committee ID
shs Washington hospitals aud eaups may by expected
Twepty.iirst Ward Republican Assoeiation.-A
regular meeting Of s AssocG,oa viii pc held THIS Mondsy
lEVENlNG At Headquarters, No As 4thav, n O'clock
An''u'' sPESCER KIRBY, President.
/ j. SOILS E41IERBsApf otcl'thifs
The FOutfh Ward ReDubllcan Association OF
y on HoaDAY EVENING t6e 9eit & foT ibe purpose Of
p''l-e VIZ A. b. HANCE, President
"a R;os Gn"r' sssretsr'es
| Morton's Celebrated GOLD Pens.-improyemeDts
in the machinery or manufacturing Gold Pens and se
eured 20 the subscriber Lee Pae have enabled bin %
peTe Iions hitherto unavoidable in their
po3ueon and also bring the within the reach OF all
fbe writing public should know the following scs Constant
writing months done cheaper win Cold Pens than with
ree efore Is economy TO Gold Penf The Gold Pen
unchanged BY Of continued while the Steel
Pen ever b. co0d0n aud therefore perfect
Uniformity Of writings obtained only By tee Of tho Gold
Pen The Go,i Is always ready and reliable while the
Pen be often condemned and seieet.d
psre re- Of the Gold Pen there et saving OF
toe God capable Of receiving degree Of elasticity 80
s. Gold Pen & exactly aetPted tho hand o. the ter
lQfreore the Of the hand andar ae not injured a. IL
hOwu be tie By the use Of sesi fes s ss
lha GOA Pens at prices from p cents 70 81 according
the average Of every OF which WIZ far ouest
kTo,s Of the best Peps Sold BY all dealers in the hne
The country Whoesele and retail o. the store No
La e where al orders ncosng cash post stamps,
% rec4ys poup. enon sDda PcB OF Pens pondDgin
salGs and selected ordDg % Description vii Immediately be
I,,nt by mai OF otherwise, a. directed Address
| A. dORTCN, Nc. 25 Maiden-lane, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

L yFE OF GEN. SCOTT, by Mansfield, brought
L., down to tn WAR or THE REBELLION, $50 p.eea;
PORTRAIT, MA and CUTS. Mailed free f9T Sl AGEhTs
WANTED EYERY WHERE Send for Circular 20 -.
n. c. MILLER No. 25 PsIk row, NeI-f
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
nIUROAD TO LONG BRANCH, N. j.

nvoyrNrAIN GLEN wATER.Cuhrfr :, c~s.
SsS j.. one hour .Dd A,l, % sTgp :. ssssssd h
Mos. atlrA'''% a. ,ofrf frrIfEa. " b. Phy'sss's s's i'''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

TRAINS LEAVE NEN-YORK;
For New Haven, a. M tEa u RIB ENlj 9"' +iscs
For bridgeport M, Ili ls'l', o GI)i $50 49,
For Milford srstford Fairfield Southport and wespOr e.
For NorSss, l. $50 a NJ ia:lS (Erl, $50 4,oo Ssc
For Daan and Greenwich, $50 l9c 5'e
FOr Stamford 8, CEr), 800 m. a:lS Erh ';'e 80
For Pot Ches, and 'tntions s'os M "a ls
'''Oi '''' ''''' 0'SS CoNNEcTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield a M, iEE.h 9lEIhspm.
For Hartford and Springfield - M (Ex R;le 3 tIIbs
For % Connection. River Railroads to Montreal m , ard
For Hartford ProyidsSee and Flhkl Railroad 81 ,Ip
Ror New Haven, NewLondon, and soningcn Raisosisss
Ee! Sanai Rsiics5 lalSs to Nsrs'T,o9 z;
EoT S.asa,ocl In h+I51.d I61.. !; .1-osJ = P
f'' U'''''' ''1 N''T JAMES i.G 6Yr
NEW-YORK, HARLEM and ALBANY RAIL-
~ RoAD--sanneT Aan D,-EIpress sin ioF Albany,
Troy North and Wet leave 7,hst sision at II a q Fof
'''' ''''D' JOHN BTRcBILL A~isan, sup-riaispd.at.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-For ALBA.
II ny and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
E.p,.. 'i' .Hdi SfTSs~' dr. .nds.oo 1s, .as
Troy nd Albany with deep O:is p m Sunday, iscssal
Poushleep.e train, at a M S;1' H. 'e i'''r "
shs Sing train a. H. $3.50 ''s d. 49, i''' ana ti"F
si'hAi' llal' ''''H VI A. ). sIirH, supers,sa5su.
NEw-YoRK AND ERIE RAILReAD.--PSs-
~ senger Train. via PavOnis em roO Of Chanb.sis
San, San, aaR aa1RR"'
II a. NJ. Accommodation daily, f,r Per' lersis
tp.m. Way, Or hiddle.owD, Ns~elrsh sud msefned'As
sP. NJ. Night Erpr,f, d.iy,
NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
City ofNew.York, Department ofFiutnee,
Cont oilers Office, August :, 1861.

TTNO TIE STOCKHOLDERS AND UNSECUR-
u ED CREDITORS OE THE MARIE TIA AND CINCIN.
NATf RAILROAD COMPANY-You, and each Of you. where
re,di hereby notified and regued 10 pursuance
Of order Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Ross county Ohio
made In suit therein pending wherein Noah l.. Wilson Il
plaintiff and John Mills and others defendant, % he Win
Master Commissioner OF said Court Al Chcothe Ohio,
before the frs day OF November D. 1901 the amount
Capital Stock owned each Of you In said Railroad Company
under original organaiCn together with the eethetes and
evidences thereof and also the Of unsecured claims
ell By each you against said Company together with the
bond. and other evidences thereof IN order hat the
be audited by the uud'sned and reported 20 said Court s
November term for the pnTpose Of enabling the said Noah
L. Wilson under the direction OF the Court, properly dsb
ute 20 and among you the several haes amounts OF the de-
feTod stock Of the said Railroad Company
Organized 10 which you respectively ened in pursuance of
the agreement Of entered into before e late sale
ION February IS lso Of said Companys Road and PIoPey
which deferred STOCK amounts 10 80 GO shares,
81 500 600 and isnow held By said Wilson, Trustee for d
tbuton persons corporations EMIT cd thereto Your
urs % furnish Nih the severe, smeunts Of Jour stock ard
claims aud the evidences eeo hs tina deisnA.ed ny
held bar claim by respectively upon said SOOoO
Of deferred Stock 10 be dhbu.d. bicotho,
Ohio July g. 1851. sELDEN 3. COOK,
July ~, law CIV Mo- Master Commissioner
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
TRAINs LEAVE NEW-YORF

Passenger Station in NewYork cor 27th and .,h.. Es
trance on u st.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

rNREASURY NOTES of ALL DENOMlNA-
uns for investment payment OF duties bought and sold
by LINERMORE, CLEWS& MASON.
Nos. Al and a. Wsll.ft New.Yofk
TREASURY NOTES, for payment of duties Or
Il for investment, boush and cold by
KETCHUM, SON Co, No 20 EHehaug" place
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
Chances for Bnsiness Iilen.

CHANCES for Business 1len.
EOR SALE-A good chance for an enterprsing
Il mana frs,-class GROCERY and FLOUR STORE situ
sted 10 Of the best business locations IN the city Inquire Of
A. II. UNDERHiLL SON, No GIL 9th av.
GISn PER MONTH made by energetic
~ IsJU agents selling D0WEERS HEMMfR and
SHIELD for hand sewing Indispensable to every lady no.
the needle Sample receipt Of - cents O per cent
profit to agents Address A II. D0WNER No AZ Broadway,
Eew.YoIk
o. t0 A MONTH and all EXPENSES PAID.
W ItO Local and Travelling AGENTS WANTED through
United States and Cansdas For particulars call on or
address. inclo stamp, n BROWN Co., No. "a Bleeckor-
st., corner of b . dwsy, New -York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

- DRAPER No. 30 Pine-st-INSURANCE
bOs and BANK STOCKS and sCRIPS Of all tnds pesos,ed
auction Of Stocks whenever desired Securities bought and sold
at the Board Of Brokers'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

ETH-AY STORE TO LET, No. 777, 45X22
W feet Rent low to good enyo Apply st No, l0e gssI
ttJ " northeast esTEeE tsihIt sud ethsH
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

vT,O BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
PORT by SHORE f'.a sints q ss,ts,se3
arrive In Proyidencs a20 pm. HIe M snise ~ ~
1850 PIN m F1pFs.s Throash Mai rrsin Anse an '''"
denee s;9o and Boston CALHOUN supsrintenaen.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

A MeetiBg OF the Regular Republican AssOcio-
tion of the Seventh Ward viii be held nt No t8 East
Brosdwsy OEDAY EVENING, Aug % 1861 a. y o'clock
The Republicans Of che Ward have OpPorunty2 Join
tbe Association wbsh win ente them 20 vote a. The Primary
Election 10 be held NEXT MONDAY EVENING, sent. .,
1851. BY order Of JAMES >. FREEBORN, President
JnHR N. NAIIAGHER. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
NEw-YoRK, MONDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1861.
Insirnftiort.

ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES, No. go
~ Brosdwsy-Ins,rGetion given In FRENCH German span,
ish and Italian AnsBgements eau now De mace ioi
y. MARTlNELLI, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
IAAiES TYLER (late of Nos. 2 and 4 Mulberry

COAP MANUFACTURERS.--Fo SALE cheap,
- slR0N PANS 10 feet diameter IL feet deep with steam
coils complete also, two PANS, feet diameter aud feet
deep also IS SOAP FRAMES. Apply at the Factory Of tho
Newi ict Olive Company kentsy Dvision-sv, Brook
lyu Il. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

VINO LET--A front PARLOR and front BED
IL ROOM, with without attic Sleeping Room, with
small family. Rent low. No. MaTketst.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-28
x:.Es.L EG A.PR RXC.
legislative.
SAcRAMsNro. Anril 9th

SACh"MENlO, hPrll Zitn.
SENATE. Resolution to extend the time for
the capital contractor TO complete his work
Referred
Bill TO pay anti Vigilance troops Passed
Lumber n-pectorship bill referred to San
Francisco delegation.
AssrMBLY.-Judge Z. Burke, Of the 18th
Judicial District, granted leave Of absence
from the State.
Mr Patrick moved to take from NE table
Senate concurrent resolution fixing the day
of adjournment on Monday May 6Jh, at NJ.
Carried
Mr. Conness moved to amend ly striking
out 9th and inserting l3,h, carried Adop-
ted. The resolution as amended, was adop-
tod 10y ayes At, noes 10
a communication from the Senate was re-
ceived relating to the MeCauley and Witt
genstein matter. giving notice of the appoint
ment ola Committee on the part of the SEN
ate to investigate the matter, and calling on
the House to show evidence of the charges
made, and appoint some proper person or
persons to conduct the prosecution.
Mr.. Conuess moved to return the mtterpor
tion of the communication to the Senate
Carried, ayes 30, noes r.
Assembly Till to am, nd the Act relative to
judicial officers DC passed.
Congressional bill lecuu-idered and erder-
ed eugrossed. Made special order for next
Tuesday
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-28
San Francisco NemS.

SANrRANcIsco, April 27
The Peoples Nominating Committee met
last evening and adopted the following reso-
iulioh
Resolved, That this convention will not
support any man for nomination to of ce on
the Peoples ticket Nho is not ou uncompro-
missing friend to the Union, or would hesitate
to sustain, protect and defend the same
The son Of Mr. MatheWson was run over
yesterday, Jy hack, and instantly killed.
BY the last mail steamer from Panama, two
well known rosues came on, Uriogug with
them about GOO pounds OF g! pieces Ohi-
GERS johnson and Lees imme4uleiy got ON
the track and succeeded il finding several of
the coins that had been passed in trade II
is most dangerous countetfeit being hard
to detect.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-28

SIERRA CouNrY ITEMS The Mountain NIas
senger of last week is full of local, mining
and other news. We copy the following:
a RovGu SMpE-George W. Peacock, Of
Pine Grove, and n gentleman named SHAT
tuck, of the same pace, We believe, had a
hard old time en- Friday last. which was de-
cidcdly more dangerous than romgntic. They
We're returning from How land Fi1t TO which
place they had taken "A load OF goods, and
upon approaching the Grove, boy like, they
could not resist the temptation OF descend
ing steep Hill on their sled. Away they
went, faster and faster, at an Onion Valley
rate Of speed, till they made Il very rapid
descent, jumping fifteen or twenty feet and
landing in ditch running full with water.
Both parties were considerably hurt Shat
tuck almost drowning; in fact, bat for the
assistance of George, it is quite probable he
would have been drowned. Peacock got his
left hand pretty badly hurt and Nhatuck
received injuries which confined him to his
bed for several days.
PINE GRovE-This town has its streets
piled high with snow, but the huge snow
mountains are fast Disappointing and the
town is looming mp, and its inha tants look
ing forward with hi-h business authorizations.
The usual indications of spring, the clearing
out of old stocks, the cleaning up Of smoke.
marked windows, and the general renoyatiug
of business houses, are slrikingly apparent
at the Grove
NEARING us.-The Marysville stage which
has been making the New York House its
northern terminus during the winter, is now
arriving at the Columbia House. about four-
teen miles below La Porte, daily. The first
trip to Strawberry Valley was made on
Monday last.
CnAlGs FLAT Some parties bought. last
week, the American ,Company's 6i1gngs at
Craigs' for 81 GOO in cash. A saddle train is
noA running from Eureka 10 the Fmt.
A NueGEr. - In the Swiftsure cllims. ut
Whisky Diggings, piece of pure gold was
found one day last week, weighing over 3S
ounces.