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The Am sr.icau Que ton.

The London TINES In a leader On American affairs,
saysFour main arm have avanc cd l. TO Confederate
territory half dozon expeditions h-vo fastened them
selves The coast thu South unc onque cd
IL Is demonstrated tho i-lsas only eject shsir pur.
pose by gigantic expenditure FAR lavish than ha. OF
the past twelve mo2th,. What becomes of tis famous
pccliaton OF Of the theory that gov.
srnren. derive ~ powers from tho consent Of The
governed The North talks OF conquest conascatic
and military colonies with all the re7dinoss OF an Aus
TRAN cosanandant but unless tina North that
tie only policy which agreeable TO vision and us,.o
% let the south so poacsabiy. it must bring evI
told on Itself, Us and on srevy Earsl san ps7ple.
TIE Journal, IN artcls tho future SUPP " Of
cotton ssys-f I'll has not bser dons whc, should la
heen donc in order to nSo. the threatened falling OF In
tho supplies cotton IL is itself, and u~on tho
soerumsrt TIA, the manufacturers should cha 70 tho
fult an. from itself and not from the soyernInsnt
inst the manufacturing interests shsGld ok for
ro.nsdy.
L1.D rAL4sRsros AGAINST INTERVENTION.
In he 'lcgse Of Commons On The 3O.a u .una NJ
Hovwtod apked t.o First Lord o' tho Groasu-y II the
government ended 20 take any s'ecs to onoavor 10
20, at eud I, the civil war In ancr,cM
Lord psne.stor said the government were deepiy rsa
sirlc n IL sasrngs pro, siing u III, man actur
ing DIST lcs. The! knew that hase psivsilo,s ware
meat and tAt thoss wnc lore then hal endured tbsrn
With tic most hssc'c fsrtit7de ap pa.cpcs doing tho
grettes. cisrls crsr ~ their rDjor staGGirg. The
pss.ons wlD ~ 'uriry sgCl srEarllgs kn9@ that
th4y dii MT 'esale ron any bad le.Isaii,a. or
from tty mIscoodrc. IN Tho art u the gov m
merit o. tho country, ~. from circumstances M
Jtler cnua ylIl he goyei ont bid
troll. 10 wished il he pcve cs ne sOverpeut
to taSstDy stops to an ID rgs, hut he Ic1sewcud see
mt any ipt.rfr.nes pM tNa to ~ Gysrd otio. Of ne
spBerras OF ucs I'm igee noD cf'srGhc ~ sycs fved
pisrattrs With regard 70 aty oGsf o. ntdist.on he
had donbt tfst bet nsr Aajestys government and
that ~ III nnperor Of TIE nch world b. deshed %
avail themselves n c.y YTrhgt4Y thas appeared 10
oa.r fair prospect thai such s.o9 (whe .he cnsrs-
Ing parties nuch excite vh enger and resent.
ment against other) wold be vec-n,e. " a. an ~
tim. here hV,d 30 AR osdinc cry of Hp
chi.h might BE- elg 10 met 'ci he 1c9i,scEcs Of Ls
r1rtie " would be lot only duty hut yrcst re-
70 her MAJESTY govern ebt 20 taks advantage Of IL.
LORD BROUGnAM A3ArasT ISTrR, EsTIcN.
In the House OF Lcrjs the 3O.I OF june Tord
Prougham, who nearly inaujsh,e In tina ge'e-y,
called attention 70 tho clvil ~ America which be
decIy ioed, and the lusnCcs which, ls sald,
we're hcly felt all ovos the Civ zsi world At the
lams lin,o " Nagt u tpp5sspf1 for her Noisy 40
81. q4ft y 10 vit liz brnfesss' 81 earnest hop
int thc Aief 2e,Ile ro4ia emselves the sui
q Fl ehR s,t.r M r0Htttt which tho IN.
| eyed ard W a. eAbg aTrapFenelt fore
they entirely aleEated tom lhellsev5 The ssp q %
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fAfANa iIiy lSok
A,riv1i al Hdranc OF N. British s eca sr Trsat-fh,
Night A7ack mate o. nc Aez,caa Li<.-1he A. enca
Scice y Tdmpico, d.
The British packet Trent arrived yesterday from Vera
Cruz The rres pondence delivered this aO Mug
yesterday sunday, and tho moments before tho
departure Of tue Columbia too brief allow mo -
translate the details % the recent intelligence send
you the papers and proc sheets with all the important
u0ws
The Nsxicans, in number than 1000 msn,
with the divisions or Generals Gonzalez Orega Negree
Bsrrzaba anI Tapa advanced 70 Orizaba tho 1Ih aed
the isth demanded from Lorencez the immediate
capitui ition which was refused The Mexcans com
Iasrcsd aralOns Ur tbs attack tho 14th OF June
10 the ght ,ha french a.ta.k the CT Gen.-
4 JItega ard ohg tn ~ retreat, Killing than
s1 and .a2'Ag 200 " Inc Ae1ica1s rotreatsl
ta rrltxirlJ
tlcrsi fomoui ~ las beer Ealrsd by Jua.sz Com.
ladc .iu hisf 81 Al me forces Pr the Cover
Ihs = enct bssisgIug Tamgic0
~ f.efita cre ttfk-1y u Trtarr9ions for gfdnd
oaceA ~ ~ ~ ~ hrrs Jorcs 81 IL COO iatn
rsiay Y sfrm n1e ~ DaatesS, AID giss item sspser
lesson nar ne rcR tgfgrs oaeb'l
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Russia.

The Josuncl de 81. Petersburg says the criminal at
influence on the reforms undertaken by the Empo
ror. He will punish the guilty parties, but those
seventies could not obsruct the patriotic work Of pac
ing the internal organization Of the empire footing
with the material and moral wants OF Russian society
The St. Petersburg Journal says the complete destu-
ton regards ready money renders tho erporation of
grain BY ay,iealnris impossible The consequence Is
foreign vessels do not como 70 ODESSA and commerce
generally IL In . most prccarious statc.
Tho Grand Duke ana Duchess Constantine arrived at
Warsaw on the I'd, and were we'll received by the
peore.
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CITY C0NMynCiAL RrpOTsr.

fiI9iN, juy lit y. d.
AsnEs The maris.t vas quiet and sales Hight al un
charged prices.
RuAssruEss Flosr--The market closed steady. with
out change Of importsncs in prices though rather easter
ne gtsdes at the c,ss The sales acod about
IS 900 ibis cisspg within the following Of quota
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botter-thcy being afraid TO trust themselves to the
hands OF General Comonfort, who IS IN command OF
the state OF ramaulipas. and resides al Tampeo.
Jngrez has given permit sion for be opening OF traffic
between this and the CAPITAL but the permission
dered useless b. the actual state o. the country.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
-
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.
~~~-~-~-~---~~~----~
Preparafions of the MeXicans
TO Attack Orizaba.
>~~>~~>~>~S>~~y~~~~~-N-~-
Bold Counter Movement OF the
French.
THE MExIcAsS SURPRISED AND ROUTED
THE FRENCH STARVING IN ORIZABA.
Fourteen Thousand Mexicans Pre-
pairing TO Annihilate Them.
OFFICIAL Acc0UaTS OF THE CONTEST,
&C., &c.. &c.

The United States mail steamer Columbia, from Ha
yana on the instant arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon, bringing hghly interesting news from
Havana and the Aexcan republic.
The French s-ofwar Marceau captured the small
Mexican schooner Ursula, loaded with and lard.
carried hcr Vera Cruz, discharged AM condemned
her The captain and put irous and thrown
into prison where they
The Mexican steamer Constitution was manned and
sent 70 Avarado to tn governments there 20 de-
clare for Amoute. The uhabonts Of Ayarado re used
and drove the of sos then went to Nacotalpan
with the same rcsat Tn, Frcn h man-of.war LEcair
was sent to Camp che . like GRAND with like re
suit after gng few shots with the castle OF
San Luis, and moestng the commerce for few days.
she left.
The French man of-war Biyonaaise went to Mazatian
and ordered the government to declare for Amontc
threatening force, it was refused and she icst.
SLAYER has becn captured and taken int, Key West
A boat found the mouth OF the ortgozu
(nsar MarsD OF this island supposed TO belong TO tbs
same TO another SLAYER.
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Arrival or the Borussia.

:. II
IN, steamship Borussia gave Ler news report to
fisherman In rrepassy Bay at O'Clock this morning
She let y athr apton the afternoon Of ths Cd with
.ayenty-Slx cabin aad two irs' and twenty Ave
stserate pas sciigers.
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Commercial Intelligence.

THE LONDON MUMMY IAKkET.
The funds on ths cd opened heavy, but closed a, X
IMPROVEMENT, with frn.er feeling. The demand for
"a led that after tho Payment IL the dividend tbs rate
would be reduced IT, 81 per mt. trning influx or
gold continued new Peruvian loan Of about e. 900 900
would socn be ineroGuced.
IoSpoN July 4, 1869.
Consols, slM % for money. Tho bullion in tho bank
has decreased ELL goo.
American securities fal--Illinois Central shares 4s
dis ,nuu
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respect and affection with which they had hitherto been
regarded by the great European nations

regAdod by the great European nations.
THE LONDON TIMEs ON THE TRIUMPH or THE UNION.
from the London Tim June 28.l
No news that can arrive from America the present
timc Ia likely 10 have much effect public opinion The
general tenor OF the war will In all probability remain
the same story, that the federas though the whole
successful and gaining positions which
vered by the enemy yet fad their military in.
sufficient for the great enerpse which they have
mbarkcd-the conquest of the Southern st ltes $50
poets OF the two parties in this dreadful conflict The
superior numbers and OF the North we kok
Jpn certain IN the end to preta But who the
resolution evinced by the Souh, tho immense army 1t
puts in the field and tho tenacty with which disputes
eyory position, without feeling that the war Is kcly
drench the territory Of the Union with oh moro blood
andhopig that may be devised for bringing
the unnatural conflict to closer
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The Mexican Question

When the Great Eastern sailed from Queenstown the
sdvicos from Paris said that nothing Of moment had
TRANSFERRED relative to the Mexican question: but
Dor OF the Paris journals the conduct Of Amone
whom they regard deceiying the French. s;ouict-
ing statements published to the Of events
n Mexico.
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Greece

general amnesty bad been granted for past offences,
and IL expected that an immediate amnesty would
be declared persons implicated in tho last nsurrec
tion
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THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.


The Brokers' Crcua: reports the sales Of the at
155 10 5s.es Tho set has been excited and prices
arc two TO two sid 4 hsh pence higher on tho week
Spectators tock 10i 900 bales a.d exporters 10000
1ns sales iotsy F.day) estm ted a. IL 600 bl-s
cuain. 90 20 spccrat ,rs an exporters the market
ci,s with still advancing tendency The authorized
quotations are
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Great Britain.


The marriage Of her Royal Hignless Princess Alice
with his Royal Hghness Prince Louis OF Hesso was
solcmnZed at Osborne yesterday. Tho Lord Chancellor
Lord Paners ton Earl Russell and several other Cabinet
Ministers present. The larl of Derby, Earl OF
Clarendon and ssvora other percentages received special
INVITATIONS Tho Duke do Nenours was present. AT ave
II. NJ their Royal Highnrssss 'rince aid rncess Louis
OF Hcsse left for ST. Clair Rydo The suite in at,
tendance consisted OF Lady Churchl, mayor General
Seymour and Captain Won Wosterwclicr,
In the House Of Commons the I'd, Mr.. H. Berkeley
mnvd the second roadng tho bill providing Cor taking
votes by ballot and rote ated the various arguments In
its favor.
Sir G, Grey opposed tho motion, which rejected
Tho latest returns to the London Poor Law Board,
show acontnled increase or paupef ism in the nannac
turing districts or England al hough in localities
the returns exhibit a decided decrease.
The Lord Mayor OF london would give public dinner
TO Mr. George Peabody on the 10th OF July upon the
occasion Of the presentation Of the freedom OF the city
that gentleman.
grand banquet had been given in London to Presi-
deus Benson of Liberia. Lord Rrougham In tho
The proceedings included the presentation of
aacgs to Mr. Benson Of highly euogstic char cter,
ference being made TO tho efforts Of his govern
meat 20 gppress The slave trade.
Franco.
Tho Senate, having passed the budget, was closed
The Court Of Cessation had Gin the interest OF the
law annulied tho judgment OF tho Court OF D0uai in
the case NJ Miros Tho Of tho Court of Cas-.
saon 10 TO DO transcribed on the margin OF the Judgment
Of the Court OF D0uai.
1t was rumored that Coun. persgny is again about to
assume tho post OF French Amb ssador at the British
Court.
The Bourse on the ID oponea nrm, but closed FIAT;
Rontes, 6Sf. Loo.
Spain.
The statements mado in tho French Chambers by NJ.
Baut, with regard to Mcxco had aroused great indg
nation among the friends Of General Prim in Madrid
Tho Spanish Cortes was closed on the % of July.
Tho reported resignation Of the Minister Of the Interior
Is unfoanded
Tho Russian Ambassadors. bearing the official recog-
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HiddIin1.

StUVE IN pOfI v5tIHtaIeu Nv IoOI0OU UFIs5,Ut WHNH
al 600 are american.
Breaistuffs have downward tendency Weather
favorable for crsps. Wheat dull aud Sd. lower.
lroylsivus " diu.
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THE FRENCH VERSION

which appears in the Iotin Published by Tho Fsaaco-
,iex can army, Of orizaba dated Juae -, i sioe
tilfy d. y ows;-For some days rumofs cir
cu.is by the rcnds Of the JnaTist or national party
which toul as usual, q variety Of anpes-stns
s,vinu that coanissisres from the Nescaa army lad
cytne to u. do Suisny aud 1eacral Lo.sacok
with prcpssiton fcT peace; sone thai ,.sy
had cc'ne 10 demand the slnreLcer cf tie FroDcI
array. while othTs iiisstel thns u 80
aisfimeiz csus % l0y al s.IriE. CO. IN 1risr
lhtt IN sht re carried on exclusively 81 .wa1a
IL corssrvalvcs aud hb}r,s. IL na.t h,vc hcor
si.osu. therefor. thai CJm,o isscns woai come to
the 0.c camp and or tHe evening NJ III Next.
O. lesr s1c colonel Coon, 9res, With escft ef .en
rJIf ted rsn aad t,ru.petsr bearing White lag rrc-
sn.c aimss a. encfa lorene,zs quarters, where Ire
,nshs not - tha0 tln N mates, re.nrairy 10 his
tes with ave- lstnic answer % ha biesags, Witch
v.s 81 snort tAat the Mexican army was 90 strong
tbu the Frenh Nfro goupstely g!rroan-s tii rcfcrs
thai resseatJ ws peess. and they lad psttcr
render, ko % boys. The ooco.a ~, i !. presn se
ttd HIM b. could manage his own ersincg and
mo i1tory ew eLied. IS early as hall post next
NOR ia car aonading was heard, Which pros sd ~
DO attack ON tho French orees a. thc an ostura gate
on the road 10 the capital. The nuuoor Of ire speuy
was sspnated At Tour thousand, wish foir OF
a !ery, against which single c)mpany of tine Ninety
uiath .e,lent advanced with avelcd nay mats route
tie entire opposing force ard captured th5 eur ~
Pri soaers state that tbs beaten force he 7scato
eau divis.rn " 6OO0 men, commanded by Con ilez Or
tega who WA wounded In tho arm. I'll oc colonel5-
pedroso Aloocsr aud Garoi'were killed and said
the sergean, who shot Col Acocs pres utcd tho sword
OF his victim IT, Gen. Amonte who rewarded Tia heroic
sergeant with god ounce &l6l. According u .neso
same prisoners, Zarss0za has eco men some
artillery and Nss feto 600. WI the exception Of
these tnefe are NO troops q he '-r'sai y tho
Tratsz goyesnment unless The Few Natolal yards In
the capital and somo othei cbcs 10 INC ilcd ~ the
army. ., ). =.
soza eI dee vored 10 force to- gate, "a 80 spa.la
aftsr a shar, fight and their guns soor sic ~
Tho bulletin ssys nothing ABOUT TIE VS. y iAs rese1,
who are do tefl sina ~, - .sa +, .ss,s.
is,sl from hsfpa one GU hat-psst nu
is, three hss >, no mere thai Reasonable
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The statements nado in the French Chambers by NJ.
Bliaut with regard to Mexico. had aroused great indg
nation among the friends OF General Prim in Madrid
Tho Spanish Cortes closed on the % Of July.
Tho reported resignation OF tho Minister OF the Interior
Is unroundod.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-04

The HUMBOLDT TRADE-The citizens of
Oroville, Red Bluff and Marysvie. all feel
confident Of securing and retaining the trade to
the Humboldt mines in this Territory. and have
all set out manfully to gain the prize in view.
In summertime there may be strong proba-
bility that the places named will have a large
proportion Of that trade. and of the profits
arising from the commissions on goods shipped
over their fav0rite routes bat in winter er-tirne
we can defy them all in supplying goods for
that rich mining region. Our roads in that
direction are never blocked with snow. and are
far more suitable for quick travel or heavy
loads than in the summer. All our merchants
have got to do, therefore, is to continue to
bring in freight-every pound of saeabe or
desirable goods that they can possibly pur-
chase or pay charges on store every nook
and corner full TO overfiowing and be in readi.
ness to sell at a fair profit, and in quantities to
sllt, every article the miners of that region
may require 1t is no use to feel any trepida
tlon or doubt about the consequences-the
boys will be along sooner or later thev will
have to come in here for those supplies in
which they run short, aud long before spring
every merchant in Carson will see the wisdom
OF having made ample preparations for the
HUMBOLDT trade, or any other trade that nav
offer: Once secured to our city by being sup
piled in the dead of winter there is no need of
fearing its loss. Such trade will be likely to
remain with our merchants and 90 to swell the
tide of business which is now making our pros
Perl'y permanent--Carson City Age.
All very fine, and good logic for those who
know that the Placervile route is impractical
BILE during the winter months, and are unwilling
to believe that there is any other The Age
should remember that the mail made regular
trips from Oroville to Honey Lake last winter.
But lay in your goods. The world Is given to
Hambug. You will make a speculation, or
" bust
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-04
GEN. MCCLELLAN AND NEWSPAPER CR1r1-

GEN. MCCLELLAN AND NEWSPAPER CRIT
cIsMs.-The Grass Valley National, in the
course of an article on this subject, says:
BY no means, the least powerful and Ger
tainy the baseSt manner Of stimulating the
scheme Of the rebels, is the partisan practice
of traducing Mcclellan and other Generals in
our army. If Mcclellan is unworthy the pc
sition he has retained for more than a year
past, which proposition the facts of the last
few weeks plainly brand as false. let him be
removed ; and when oGce displaced. we can
freely discuss his military career, praising or
censuriDg him according to the facts presented
An argument used before the late election was
this: Let US not place barriers in the way of
a vigorous prosecution of the war suppress
matters Why not apply the same logic in
the case of partisan war which is being made
on Mcclellan, Grant, and other Federal com
manders? If the argument in one case was
Sound-and its potency was plainly felt few
weeks ago-i must be logical in the other
Prominent among the mischief makers in
this State, and the one altogether lovely is
the Sacramento Union. This Sir Oracle of
California has denounced Mcclellan in the
grossest and most illogical style for weeks past,
and when Little Mac won a victory. few
weeks ago, the Union in the littleness Of its
nature denied him manly credit. saying.
substantially, that he had been urged to more
than common efforts by the spur of newspaper
criticism. \ manly, dignifed institution that
Union is -
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-04

The DICTATOR, CAPTAIN ERIcssoys New
SHIP.-The Dictator is the name chosen by
Captain Ericsson for his monster iron clad yes
sci, 10 which he IS about devote all his skill
and energy She will be of immense size and
strength, longer than the Persia or Niagara,
and bearing heavier and thicker armor than
almost two ordinary iron clads. The side ar
NOR will be of the extraordinary dimensions of
ten and half inches thick the wooden armor
or q lining, being four inches yb six inches
thick, up aud down. The ball that can pene-
trate nearly fifteen inches of solid matter, Of
which ten and a half will be iron, can hardly
be moulded in the South 1t would require
all the bells in rebeldom to make it New
Y oFk Evening Post, Sept. 8ih.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-04

@OUT AND ISJURED."-A party Of recruits
for the 4th Regiment California Volunteers,
left Orovile, on Tuesday, in charge of officer
Rice, on their way below. Their team was
somewhat fractions, and the wagon was run off
the embankment at Dry Creek, the recruits
spilled out and FIVE of them injured. John
Coggswell had his collar bone broken. The
wounded soldier was left in charge of Dr. Ed
wards, and the balance took fresh start for
Benicia, where four companies of the regiment
are stat Toned.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-04

A ScoCNDREL-PAss HIM RoUxD-Letters
have been received in Chicago duplicating
Lieutenant John Schlling, of the 57th Illinois
Infantry, Colonel Baldwin, in a most rascaIly
and outrageous swiDde. \ little over two
months ago he obtained furlough to visit
home, and when be left Corinth he was en-
trusted with six thousand dollars by his COM
rades to distribute among their families in
Chicago aud vicinity. He has not been heard
from since, and complaints are being showered
into Superintendent Bradley's office by the
soldiers wives, who lave received letters from
their husbands in relation to the matter
There is little doubt that the heartless rascal
has decamped with his i'll gotten spoils but
wherever he goes the curses Of Impoverished
families will follow him.
Peoria lIll.) transcript.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-04

NEARLY every town in the State has con-
tributed literally TO the Sanitary Commission
Fund. We are not aware that Oroville has yet
moved in the matter. Is the patriotism of our
people like that described by Orpheus C. Kerr:
" First it breaks out in the mouth, and from
thence to the heart, causing the latter TO swell.
1t goes on raging and raging until 1t reaches
The pocket, when it suddenly disappears, leaving
the patient very constitutional and conserva-
tive"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-04

STATE FnR.-The Fair Of the State Agri-
cultural Society, Notwithstanding untoward
events, is considered a success. On the second
day, the receipts nett $4,000. The foods of
last winter, and the war excitement, have op-
Grated disadvantageously TO the interests of
the Society. Probably, by another year the
Society will be enabled to do much better, al
though the present Fair was by no means a
failure.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-04

from Mr.. Wood, informs Us that a man named
Duffy was murdered by the Indians, in Noun
tain Meadows on the l7th September. The
Indians were supposed to be from Pitt river.
Twenty arrows had been shot into his body.
His horses were run of. The intelligence was
brought to Longville by General Woods son.
A company was made and started in pursuit
on the morning of the oath, and it is hoped
they will punish the perpetrators of the bloody
deed
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-04

The San Francisco Journal says that ever
since President Lincoln issued his emaucipa.
tion proclamation, gold has been going I'D in
the New York market, and says the proclama.
tion affects the money marke; more than it
does the " niger"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-04

DAY OF AroNENENr.-This is a day held
most sacred by those of the Hebrew faith
Its observance began on Thursday evening,
and lasted until Friday evening last 1t is
known among them as day of covering. 3"
and is TO be especially applied for the act of
covering and protecting themselves against the
consequences Of sin. 1t is customary among
the Hebrews to reconcile any past differences
that may have arisen between them, and all to
mingle in the exercises of the day with good
feeling towards each other
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-04

DEvoURED By BEAR.-The remains of
boy, named Frank Waldron, lost near Centre
vile Humboldt county, several weeks since,
have been discovered. He was evidently de-
voured BY a bear.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-04

THE Stockton Daily News IS the name of
new paper that has recently made its appear
auce upon our table. II makes a good tvpo-
graphical appearance; its brains are vigorous
and We wish il success. 1t is independent in
politics. Beham 4 Shane, publishers.