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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-03-29

CHAMrON FIGHT IN ENGLAND.-The London
Globe of January 2Stb, gives an account of this
fight. We extract the annexed particulars
This fight took place yesterday morning at
GOdstone, in Surrey. aud about thirty miles from
London. The fight began at seven minutes past
nine o'clock, and after fighting one hour and
eight minutes, during which time forty-two
rounds were fought King was unable to come up
to the call of time, and Mace was declared the
victor. The betting at the commencement was
two to one on Mace, but in the course of the en-
counter the odds varied to similar offers upon
King. The punishment delivered up to a certain
time was tolerably equal, King having slightly
the best Of it, until the last round when they
closed and fell, and Kings head coming in con-
tact with the ground, which rendered him inscDs-
ibe, the sponge was thrown up in token OF his
defeat. The fight took place amid heavy fall
Of rain, but the Attendance was very large. the
aristocracy being very powerfully represented.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-03-29

CERTTFIcATE.-I, the undersigned, Governor OF
Hungary, do hereby testify, that DR.. H. j. Cap
kay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty. as Chief Surgeon ia the Hungarian Ar
my, with faithful perseverance. Whereof have
given him this certificate, and do recommend him
to the sympathy, attention., and protection of all
those who are capable of appreciating patriotic
self sacrifice and undesepved misfortune
kossurH LAJos, Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 9th, 1862. 1913
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-03-29
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Winter and Spring Goods

s particularly attractive, and tn great feature
to the Country Merchant is the unusually low
priceless than the cost of impol taton.
We also keep the Staple .Articles an The Dry
Goods line, which Goods we have purchased in
this market under the Hamsser, and are offering
them at .Neac York cost--and less We publish
this Card in order that we may make new ac-
Quaintances, and induce those who have not here
afore purchased of US, to eal and inspect our
stock
All we ask is an opportunity to show the Goods
and name the prices, and we have no fear OF the
result Good articles and low prices are the great
inducements to all who purchase to sell again.
Merchants who buy of us can make a good
profit and sell to their customers at a low figure.
We remain, respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
BADGER & LIN0ENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos. 4fl, AIS and 4l5 Battery street.
Corner of Merchant street,)
San Francisco. Jan. Is, 1861. 1l3.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-03-29

lN THE GoBATE CouRT OF TIE COUNTY OF TRIM
TT. STATE or CALIFORNIA
sn the matter OF the Estate Of WILLIAM
COLLINS, deceased.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-03-29
Montay, the 3lst day of March.

{ rlOE IN THE COUNTY CLERK of The
- Gu ~ trinity, ss.-I, NJ. +. Griffin coun-
W 0 oainio q o., M county of Trinity, aforesaid, and
sai5 on"n,, Vn''9ol the Probate Court in and for
ha ,rno 9, a91 U' hereby certify the foregoing to
aoS ntoraa "a erect copy of an order duly made
Cnnrt Cru "''''u UPON the journal of said Probate
,'oC !" ,''ess ny hand and the seal of said Pro.
c., p"'I eeo 1eoU' this 26th day of February, A..
li"''l v Rv 19OE Er NJ +. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
py W ~ VILLAINS, Deputy. 74i
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For One Year. Hf paid in alvance) SJ d
For six Months, do do 30
For Thrce Months, do do 30

Many miners and business men Of this county
subscribe for, and send the JOURNAL to friends in
the Atlantic States. 1T is n yegy cheap way 10
keep mp regular communication with friends and
OLD homes /; it is weekly letter to them, telling
of much which entertains and interests that is
transpiring in the far away home OF an exile hus-
band, a dear brother, a loved son or atiectionate
father. We hope to Increase our Atlantic subscrp
tion FIVE DOLLARS cannot be better invested by
Il Californian than in sending to loved ones in the
4" old home" weekly memento of news and re-
mcmbrancc.
1t will be noticed that our subscription price
has been reduced. Hereafter the JOURNAL will
be mailed to any address in the Union for FIVE
DOLLARS, # pail for in adgaaes, is not the
old rates will be strictly adhered to-
TO onr subscribers and advertising patrons we
return our thanks for the many mvors received
at their hands during the past six years, and ask
continued and increased patronage if they deem
the Journal worthy of such support
WEAvERvuIE, Jan. Is, 1867.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-03-29

AlfEARlNG TO THE COURT by the pc.
l. ution presented and filed, by Thomas Carr,
Dehnis oTroll and Michael Hart, administrators
OF tue t'ate Of VIM. Collins. deceased, praying
iof an CIDER to sell real estate, that it is necessa.
Fy TO sci The whole or some portion of the real
estate " pay the debts outstanding against the
"sctased and the debts, expenses aad charges of
admlnlsthtOn--
- - 'siore ordered by the Court that all
persons IHIercsted in said estate appear before
The sad l'obate Court on
mohlay, the 3lst day of March,
looZ, at o'clock in the forenoon of that day
AZ AZ .hc ooNt room Of said Court at the Court
n ilousq ~ Aeavervile, in the county of Trinity
anu anu o.u'e California, to show cause why an or
uoi wei. onou'' not be granted to the said admins
.'".oiS W fi so much of the real estate as may
oe neCgssalA "s -. or the whole thereof, And that a
oopy W 'nr order be published at least four sue
Ieco T., SIer prior to the said 3lst day of March,
ed and published in said TOWN os ~ "'papqt p'lnt
'o""'' u 1@lty.- Weaverville, Feb. 26, 1862.
on1 D. CURTIS, County Judge,
uuu cA'oQco JUDGE of tho prnhoto Con,I
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-03-29
ESTATE or p.

UNSTATE OF
II ceased. No
dcrsigned, Adm
tate, to the cred
claims against sa
with the necessal
from the first pu.
dersigned, at the
verville, Trinit,
vile, Feb. Is, Ii
5l0m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-03-29

THE FOLLOWING LETTER which cmphatically
speaks for itself, was written by the Dean Of the
facnlty of the Philadelphia College of Medicine.
to the editors of the i" Pacific Medical and Surgi-
cal journal San Francisco, for publication.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-03-29

DIR. l.. ]. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on SACRAMENTO Sr. below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's Office, San Francisco. The Doctor
oilers free consultations. and asks no rcmunera-
tion unless he effects cure Office hoaus from
Il. m. to pm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-03-29

VS. Out of
lie supposed
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-03-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

CUSHING & FRANCIS, Agents,
a6.lann. SHASTA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17

He referred b The exploits OF the Nerr,n.c
and Monitor, and claimed that the invent:on Of
the principle Of the Monitor belonged 81 Captain
Coles, whose plans were long since Submitted 70
the Admiralty and reported Avorsbly on.
he did not deny but What the affair between
the Monitor and Merrimsc had tught the lesson
In that direction but IL had also given a warning
in another, showing that We could not do as veil
as what they could.
He pointed out the drawbacks Of the Monitor
and what England was doing with iron ships. and
said that tenders had beea sent out Cor the con
struction Of ship on Captain Coles's principle.
he denied the expediency Of entirely neglect
ng Notifications and favored both forts and fost-
ing batteries.
Preparations had commenced for cutting down
the Royal Sovereign one Of the finest ships IN
the English nav. from l3l screw three decker
TO n twelve gun ship on Capt Coles plan
The Army and Navy Caseffs observes that
there is more than the usual element Of uni
fornity about tie issue of the civil war in Amer.
lea, owing 10 ignorance Of the real capacity Of
the South 10 resist the North. The Fedcrsls
will have to prove before getting 70 Richmond
that they have a good Quartermsster Generals
Department.
FRaScE-General Guyon's return from Rome
was regarded almost certain
VERY LArESr-The Paris correspondent Of the
London Daily News SAYS the difference between
England and France on Mexican affairs il n very
ticklish business
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17
List OF Killed and w founded at
Pittsburg.
4irH INDIANA.


COLL Reed, wounded in chest slightly.
Lieutenant Colonel 5 J Stoughton, leg, slightly
Acting Major \ Heath, leg, slightly.
Surgeon " W Martin, ear, slightly.
Assistant Surgeon H Rerick, chest, slightly.
Company A, Capt. killed-Joseph Jack
man, Leander Hall. NJ j Culp.
Misunderstanding Captain, Lieut. A Low
ers. foot, severely; Lieut. Smith, breast, Sc
verey; Acting Lieut. John Ulum. slightly; p
Lewis, in the hand; Henry Merriman. hip, Sc
verely; VIM Carlin head, slightly; John Ryan,
Jr.. leg; Vim EosSer. arm, seriously; Hannibal
ScOvil, thigh, severely; John Thompson, arm;
Lewis Griffith, face, slightly; Henry Lord. face
slightly; Henry Twitche, leg; Vim Yenner,
arm. severely; Biley Hutchins. face. slightly;
VIM McMin, chin, slightly; Joshua West, head
slightly. Henry Baird, face slightly; Allen Say
Ter, head slightly.
Company y, Capt John Murray. Killed
Capt John Murray. Sergeant " m Men cal, Alvin
Banner, John Easton. Ralph Goodrich.
Wounded-Ed y Whitney. arm. severely; NJ
ID Campbell, chest. dangerously; Benz Campbell,
leg, severely; James Garnett, hand BAIL Hunt
er. thigh. dangerously: Silas Scott arm; Thos
Powers. leg; Clinton Scoby, arm, slightly;
Albert X Westfall, arm, severely; Newton West
fall hand
Company C, Capt Tanuehin Killed-Wm
Woodford. Peter Stahl, Robert Steward.
Woundci-Lieut Philip Gruud. leg. slightly;
John Engle. arm. severely. Marvin McGnnis,
nose. slightly: Owen Shaw. mouth. Milton Sites,
head. slightly: Amos French, flesh wound;
Michael Harrison, chest, dangerously; James
Flutter hand. severely; Joseph Nicodemus,
mouth dangerously Alexander Rundell, arm.
III ghtly: William L Henderson, shoulder;
Samuel Sweet. les, flesh wound Patrick Haban,
hip. severely; George Myers, arm, severely;
John keefcr foot severely.
Company ID. Capt Cosgrove. klled-Burkey
ID Sheefer. VIM Casebier, Jacob McClelland,
John Poppy, VIM Underwood.
Wounded-Capt. Cosgrove arm, severely:
Sergeant George W Shell. do; Corp. Sanford
Werien. fost. do; Corp. Randall simmons ankle,
do; Corp Vim VI johnson, arm do \ Brtton,
arm. slightly; y DouSherty. ankle severely; John
Farmer. hip. do. Samuel Hartzell. shoulder and
neck. do: Sylvester MINER, Lex DO Joseph Reed,
arm. do: Robert ID Rhei. do; Joseph Shook, do
L. J. Squires. abdomen. dangerous Stephen L
Neghil. shoulder. slightly: Alfred Wilson. Sc
vefelv; Enoch Worien, breast and arm. do; ;
Stromer, arm.
Company E-Sergeant George Weamer, Com
manding. Killed-Actiug Capt Geo. Weamer
acting 81 Lieut. Warren Banta.
acknowledgements sam. W Ravens, hip,
severely: Henry Ripley. arm, do. Q kuntz
neck. do: Michael Sycafoon, elbow, do; Henry
Dazzle leg. dangerously: John Howard, thigh
severely. Henry Brenneman. arm. do, Joseph An
derson. les. do: Elan Robbins, arm. slightly
Adam Basth. thigh, severely: Francis \ Garblc
arm. 10. Geo Holloway. shoulder. do Ezra burk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17
From New Mexico.

KANSAS CRY, April 1.-THE mail from Fort
Union has arrived, bringing confirmation of the
battle at Apache Pass, the main features of which
were given in the dispatch from Denver CITY.
Our forces numbered $50; Texans 800. Our
loss in killed, wounded and missing, $50: the
enemy acknowledged their loss to be from $40 to
400 in killed and wounded.
We captured ninety three prisoners, thirteen of
whom are officers. We also captured and burnt
a train of slxty-four wagons loaded with provis-
ions. killing 900 mules belonging to the train
which were too poor to be driven away.
The Texans attacked our battery four times,
the last time coming within forty feet of the guns,
but were repulsed with heavy loss.
Our forces are encamped at Bernal Springs,
forty miles south Of Fort Union.
The Texans fell back to Santa Fe.
Col Candy with the regulars and Kit Carson's
regiment are reported near Albuquerque, within
three days march of Col. Slough.
The Texans were led by Col. Scury.
Col. Steel is reported on the Ironade with re-
Inducements for the enemy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17
tELECuAPHtSs
IssroNrrD sxszxssIr ros rIsE PAM STATE sEsnsxa-l
Noon Reports.
FORT PILLOW ATTACKED F!
TEN .uORT.sR BO.aTS IH'
POSITION.
ALL QUIETAT FORTRESS MONROE.
WASHIN GTON NEWS
The President Signs the
Abolition Bill.
The Battle in New Mexico.
70 r. IG IN N Z w s.
CON O. * T. - SION AL.
The Battle in New Mexico.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-In the House today
Mr.. Porter called up the bill reported by him
from the Committee on the Judiciary amenda-
tory of an act establishing court for the inves-
tigation of claims against the United States.
The bill passed
Brigadier General Mitchell was nominated to-
day for Major General on the Recommendation of
the Secretary of War for gallant services in the
capture of HUNTSVILLE. Decatur and Stevenson
Junction.
Count Sivenz Grain, late aidde-camp to the
Archduke ,Maximilan Governor of Venice, has
been rendered an appointment of aid-de-camp
upon Gen Fremonts staff
The TiHess special says:
An officer who left the national army before
Yorktown reports that he left General Mcclellan
in the best of spirits and sanguins of his ability
to drive the rebels out q Yorktown and Virginia.
The%ape officer says that when he left the rebels
were kAlinA their barracks an evidence of a
preparsAslu 70 svacuaue or an expectation to be
speedily driven ont
The Tittunes dispM SAYS,
TIE absence 81 official news fram Pittsburgh
Landing is IN consequence oA the want'Sf tee-
Shph cOmmunicatiah. Tl& vines having been
s3reSH several points in Tennessee by persons in
the employ otfhegebeiS
The Secretary JNNsAhas ordered that any one
caught in this act of barbarism shall be shot on
the spot. man detected in cutting wires in
Virginia was so served but few days ago.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17

BALTIMORE, April l6.-The Americana special
saws;
Speaking of the visit of the French steamer
with the French Minister to Norfolk some specu-
lation entertained here in naval circles as to
what course the French Minister and commander
of The steamer will pursue at Norfolk. Will he
salute the rebel flag and will the rebel guns 81
lutte tue French flag. liz is nice point of na
tional etiquette.
No guns have yet been heard in the direction
of Norfolk.
Long before the time Of closing this letter the
flag of truce boat reported the Merrimac was not
in sight and she has evidently returned to
Norfolk The hands on board the flag boats had
some talk but disclosed nothing as TO the move
ments of the Merrimac. Somsof the rebels ban
tered our men on the subject. saying there was no
use wasting coal, that she could come into the
roads whenever she might choose to do so and
that our vessels were afraid 70 come from under
the gus of the fort and meet her.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, April l4-Nothing has oc-
CURED since my last dispatch this morning to dis
turb the quiet then represented.
The fine weather is very favorable to the ope-
rations at Yorktown and it is probable that Gen.
Mcclellan will soon be able to open his batteries
at the Notifications of the enemy.
The French Minister honored me with visit
this morning. He has gone to Norfolk ard will
go to Richmond. On entering the fort | gave
him a salute of thirteen guns.
j. Z. Wool, Major General
FORTRESS MONROE, April l5.-This afternoon
the Gassendie, the French steamer, went up to
Norfolk with the French Minister on board.
The Union and Lincoln guns were each fired
to-day to try their range. The shot from the
former fell short distance off Sewalls Point.
A flag of truce from Norfolk to-day brought
down two ladies and also the sword of the Cap
tain of the French vessel Pomona. which
was wrecked on the North Carolina coast
A rumor brought from Norfolk, which
was current there, that General Buell. had been
killed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17
Foreign News.

HALIFAX April l6-The steamship Canada
with adyices of the 9th, arrived at this port to-
day
The English House of Commons on Friday
discussed the question touching the relative value
of Notifications and floating batteries, and resolu
tons were adopted providing for a suspension of
the works at Spithead.
1t will shortly also consider the expedency of
empowering the Government to use the money
already voted for the forts in the construction Of
iron sheathed vessels.
The latest markets have not yet been re-
ceyed
The French and Continental, as we'll as the
English press, discuss the great engagement be
tween the Merrimac and Monitor, and the impor-
lance of the experience gained by the engage
ment.
1t is generally understood that maritime
fare has undergone change. and that the Mon
itor is a solution of the question between wooden
vessels and iron ones.
MADRID.-It is officially declared that the
Spanish Government has most resolutely deter
mined not TO attempt TO infringe on the sovereign
ty and independence of the Mexicans
The Great Eastern is advertised to leave Mil
ford for New York on the 9th of May.
In the House of Common on the 81 inst, Mr.
Fitzgerald gave notice that he would soon call
attention to our relations with Mexico.
Mr. Gladstone had madehis financial report and
il the course of bis speech adverted to the great
decrease from the American crisis which had
turned out worse than was anticipated. The cot
ten crisis was most serious feature TO England
The blockade of course had been expected, but
it proved far more rigorous and extended over a
greater line of coast than had been anticipated
and It's effect had been nearly TO double the price
of cotton. The loss of the American trade was
great the exports having from nearly f22 Co.,
900 in 1860 decreased to only 70 900 900 in 1861.
Trade with America according to recent returns
was however improving.
Dir. Layard said the Government had received
official information that convention had been
entered into between the Commissioners of the
allied powers and the Government of Mexico.
and if il was true that the British forces had
been Withdrawn from Mexico except a small body
of men, that il was not the intention Of Govern
nent that they should take any part in the exPe
dition into the interior, and they would all be
brought home except about 100, who would be
left there for the performance of ordinary dunes
Her Maesty's Government did not approve OF all
the articles Of the Convention; they approved OF
il generally.
Mr. Osborne moved n resolution that IL Is ex-
pedient TO suspend the construction OF the pro-
posed forts at SpitheAd till the value OF IRON
rooted gunboats for defense shall have been fully
considered.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17
Night Dispatches.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. April l6-As Utah is not under
official construction on the Pacific coast, letters
from the East and to and from that Territory are
chargeable with only three cents postage.
According to a late army order all officers and
enlisted volunteers who on parole not TO serve
against the rebels will be considered on leave of
absence until notified of their exchange or dis
charge They required Immediately to report
their address to the Governors of their States,
who will duly be informed from the Adjutant
Generals Office at Washington as TO their dis
charge or exchange
The Secretary Of the Navy has received the
following dispatch dated Cairo, ApCl ID:
The feet had been within three-quarterS Of a
mile OF Fort Pillow and then returned and took
position two miles further up.
The rebel boats escaped below the fort.
Ten mortar boats were in position and had
opened fire. This was up to O'Clock last even
ing.
Gen. Popes command was occupying the Ar
kansas side of the river.
The wires failed here
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17
lBrrELEeKAPH.I
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April l6
Flour dull; superfne offered at 81 1904 10.
Wheat dull and heavy; oo@92c for red, and
25c@Sl foe white.
Corn advanced 10 32@33c.
Oats dull at pc.
Rye unchanged at 5l052c.
Whisky in good demand and &c higher with
large sales.
Provisions dull and very little doing, buyers
generally Withdrawn from the market.
About 300 600 lbs bulk meats sold at 1905
for sides and 81 for shoulders, packed.
Lard dull and nothing done
Mess pork closed dull at so 80.
The Price Current published to-day annual
packing statistics, showing an increase in number
Of seven hundred and eight thousand, and in
weight four and half por cent
The increase in the product of lard is over
twenty eight million pounds
The increase in the shipments of hogs to the
East by the Pennsylvania Central and New \ ork
and Erie railways. is two thous&hd hogs. The
other two routes are not named
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17

Flag FOR COMPANY III, TWENTIETH INDIANA-
We learn that several ladies of this city, under
standing that the flag of this company had been
destroyed by salt water at Cape Hatteras, set
themselves about fabricatng another Mrs. G.
T. Nickel, Miss Carrie Nickel, and Others inter
ested themselves in the matter They propose to
send beautiful banner, the gift of beautiful la
dies, TO our brave boys of company II, Doth In
diana. Never will they disgrace these colors,
wrought by the fair hands of the fairest of In
diana ladies. The flag which this one will re
place. was presented by the loyal ladies of Bati-
more. To accomplish what these ladies desire,
they will call upon those in indianapolis, to-day
or to- morrow, who have not vet contributed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17
SPEECHES OF
Hendricks and Voorhees,.

The speech q Hon. Thomas A Hendricks, before the
Democratic Convention on the Eighth Of January, lss2
and the speech Of Hor Daniel W. Voorhees, in the House
Of Representatives February 10 the duty Of the Ped
era Government ints relations to the civil war and the
objects for which IL should be prosecuted are for sale
this Office. published IN pamphlet Of sixteen pages in
GLIDING both speeches Each among the able
delivered on the present crisis and should be placed in
the hands Of every voter In The State.
The hrstissHe having been entirely exhausted are
now repFnting large edition supply the increasing
demand.
Those living on express routes provide for pre-
paying the postage, which Is one cent per copy.
Price 81 per hundred All orders promptly filed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17
CAUTION.

The market is fun Of limitations, represented be tho
as BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES," which are
IN productive ofpostve injury. Many dealers
viii recommend inferior preparations aud lower priced
articles aording prof, to themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,"
which by long experience have proved their value having
received the sanction of hyscans generally, and test
lnonisls from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES. when allowed TO
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence
the affected parts: the sedative and soothing effect the
lining ofthe windpipe into the Bronch aays Pull
onay irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds, and
the Throat affections which public speakers and
singers are liable. febll-cly62