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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

FROM THE EAsT.-We have dates TO Aug. 23d.
The bark George Henry, with Charles Hall, of
the new Franklin Expedition, had arrived at ST.
Johns. The mission was unsuccessful on account
of the loss of q portion of the expeditions craft
But the commander believes he has determined
the fate of two Of the Franklin expeditions boat
crews. A dispatch from Fortress Monroe says
Williamsburg was evacuated by the Federals on
the 20h. Yancy as bearer of important dispatches
from the Southern Confederacy, is said to have
escaped to Europe, by way of New York. in
diaguise. The news Of the junction of our
armies in Virginia is confirmed Indiana had
sent l4,4O0 troops to the field in four days end.
ing the 23d. The Indian massacrcs reported in
Minnesota prove to have been of the most borri.
hlc character 1t is believed that over 500 white
men, women and children had been slaughtered.
At Beaver Greek fifty families were massacred,
aud several towns were entirely dep0puatrd.-
TX Governor Sibley was marching to the relief
Of Fort Rdgcly.
The PhiIadelphis Press says Cen. Pope has
fallen back across the Rappahannock, and made
that stream line Of defense The enemy is in
rlcat force on the south bank. He has made
several inciinctual attempts to and turn our
left flank, at the same time making demonstra
tons on our center. Such disposition of our
army has been made that there need be no fears.
Gen. Mcclellan has arrived with large portion
Il Of his army IT. is believed that he has assumed
4 command of both armies.
q Fighting of a desultory character has been
& going on for several days. The enemy, there is
no doubt, have been repulsed at all points by our
batteries though not without loss Of artllerymen
and horses.
An intercepted letter from Hindman to the
rebel Secretary Of War; states that he has Is, 900
well armed infantry, 6,000 cavalry and 81 pieces
of artillery, at Little Rock, Ark. He proposes
awaiting an attack from Curtis instead of at
tacking him at Helena
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30
FOR SALE.
NOTICE!

Ill PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n indebted to the undersigned are notified that
If their accounts are not settled by the ls day OF
August, they will be handed over to an officer
for collection. II. SliOENBAK a. "
WeaYsryilIe, July 10, 1862. Ntd'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

THE UNION DIsUNIoNIsTs.-The Mdriposa Gazette
has the following correct statement of the posi-
ton Of Union Democrats who train with Secesh :
In the counties of Yuba and Sutter, the Seces-
siOniss and Union Democracy have coalesced, or
fused G. f. De Long, formerly Douglas Dem
ocrat and N. E. Whiteside, were nomin ated. The
movement sends off from the Union Democracy
to the Union party, those men who are really
Union but as here, a still larger number are
hand in glove with the Secessionsts, and ready
to go all lengths that the most rabd disunionist
could desire. Every day shows more and more
of this kind of handy work of the dsunion ele-
ment, in this State. That they were instrumental
in starting the Union Democracy airesh, there
can be no doubt. They preferred Union Dem
ocrat, one of the kind who go about cursng the
Administration, the war, and every species OF
policy that has been, and is being carried out, to
keep the Nation from sinking, to one who says
Union first and last, and all the time, and that
the rebellion must be crushed at all hazards.
These Union Democratic candidates and leading
men of the party, are of this sort They say
nothing about the war, or who began it; if
pressed, however, they say the war should, per-
haps, go on but it should be conducted accord
ing to the Constitution. Weighty are their con-
stitutional scruples and principles. 1t is such
party, and such men, that the secesh are hand
ling, hoping thereby, to break the Union Con
servative party, which is to them great eye
sore. 1t should be seen by every lover of his
country, that this underground, backaction
scheme does not succeed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

Tus PATRIOT AND SoLDIER.-Brigadier Cen
40, MeaUber. that noble soldier who so gallantly
.,r;tes for the Stars and Stripes on every battle
sed and in every action when his brigade has
had the opportunity of being present and the
nriyilege of engaging, attended the great meet
ing of the 25th July in the city of New York,
ond made most eloquent speech in defense of
tbe Administration and in advocacy of the most
VIGOROUS prosecution of the war. The manner in
,,bich he denounced that class of "rose water F"
notrots who would lend their aid to the Govern
ment to crush out treason. if they were not afraid
of violating the Constitution, Gas interpreted by
left Davis) as worse in his opinion than the
armed traitor in the field, was as follows
"Tel me that am not and ever have been
Democrat. and | smile at the silly charge and
Dity the ignorance Of he who makes it. Tell me
tbat am an Aboitionist, because render every
aid in nv power to the honest statesman at the
head of this Governmen--wh0 is struggling to
nreserve the Union of these States and to per-
petuate the liberty of this land. and | tell you
that | am doing what every loyal hearted man
should do, and what none but traitors and sym.
pathisers with treason will oppose"
His closing appeal will be read with admira
tion by every true UnlOu man. zen. MeaBner
had but little trouble to fill up his brigade, which
had been thinned out by hard ightng:
"Come, my eountrymen, one more effort. mag.
nanimous and cbivalrous, for the Republic,
which, to thousands and thousands OF you, has
been tower of impreguabe security pedestal
of renown, and palace of prosperity, after the
worrying, the scandals and the shipwreck that,
for the most part, have been for many genera.
tions the implacable destiny of our race. Come,
my countrymen, in the name of Richard Mont
gomery, who died to assert the liberty and in
the name of Andrew Jackson, who swore by the
Eternal to uphold the authority of the nation as
you exult in the gallantry of James Shields as
you point. with the highest pride, to the staunoh
loyalty, the patient courage, and stern nerve of
Michael Corcoran, follow me to the James river
and as each and all of you should emulate their
example, and as you are inspired by it, cast
your fortunes with that brigade, which, to the
credit and glory Of Ireland, has already. on seven
battle fields, proved its devotion to this Republic,
under the command and chieftainship of the fear
less. the gifted, the indomtable young General
of the army of the Potomac, Gen. George B.
Mcclellan, to whom that army is thoroughly and
unanimously devoted, and whose great and good
heart has been its inspiration, as his splendid
genius has been its salvation in the most critical
of times"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

FIGHT WITH INDIANs.-The Humboldt Times
has details of fight with Indians, five miles
from Arcata on the 18th. A party of seven citi
Zens of Arcata disco vered an encampment of
Indians on Lights Prairie, five miles from Ar
cata, while in search of two white men who had
been seen under suspicious circumstances, and
who we're believed to be friendly to the savages.
The Indians had camped and butchered a steer,
and we're preparing a repast George Ousley,
who was at the head of the party, ascertained
their numbers, and concluded TO prepare repast
Of different nature for the red devils as soon
as the necessary material could be obtained. As
soon the Indians had prepared supper the
party left for town, and at l. o'clock had raised
company of thirty citizens aud seventeen
soldiers who Immediately started for the Indian
camp, where they arrived at 4 o'clock in the
morning. The Indians were sleeping and had
no sentnels out. Ousley divided up his com.
pany so as to surround the camp the Indians
finally awoke, stirred up their fires etc, when
they were suddenly stirred mp by discharge OF
bnekshOt and ball from the attacking party. AS
it was scarcely aylight, the Indians had every
advantage, but six of them were found dead ia
camp. and most of the remainder wounded
James Brock, one of the party, was killed. six
shooter ball piercing his heart. Six rifles, two
shaws, a lot of knives, and other trinkets were
found, and eXpressman Durbin informs us that a
quantity Of powder and lead was also discover ed
after the fight. The question il, where do the
get ammunition? The citizens offIumboldt have
been endeavoring to Gnd out for some time, but
without success.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

DESTRUCTIVE FiaE.-A dispatch says that the
Afown of Jackson Amador county, was almost to.
M'ly destroyed by fire on the afternoon of the
1oa. All the hotels Court House, Post Office
'gss p ana Telegraph Offices, and the Ledger
- a few hre-proof buildings is all that
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30
GOLDEN SYRUP SUGARS

TNHE SAN FRANCISCO SUGAR REIN.
l. ERY makes 1000 gallons of Golden Syrup,
FRESH every day-Pae Sherry color and Dou-
BILE Refned-much superior to imported Syrup.
Also, 40, 900 lbs DAILY of Crushed, Powdered and
Coffee Crushed Sugars equal to any imported
This domestic establishment dishurscs six hund
red thousand dollars per annum for duty, coal
and wages, within the State.) Its products for
sale by all Grocers.
San Francisco July l, 1862. 1513t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

Also, Township VfhcerS as IOIIUWS'
Two LnsLices of the Pence for Irlnity Toy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30

Bound FOR CARIBoo.-Mr. Jas. d. May has
allowed us to peruse another letter from ex.Sherif
John B. May, of this county. He wrote from
Litton, town at the intersection of Fraser and
Thompson's rivers, July 23d. He was twenty-one
days making the trip from Walla Wala having
concluded not to 60 to Salmon river for the
reason that 30 many we're returning daily. At
Lltton he met Yank," formerly partner of
iiazeitine, at Manzanita Flat, Trinity river, who
Rad come down from Carboo with his pack train
Tor load of goods. Yank " has done well,
and speaks encouragiDgly of the Cariboo mining
f!egion. Provisions reported to be very high
IN The mines. MIR. May tells of one sale of six
nundred head of beef cattle at $3.50 head
S90,000 He was to leave for the mines on the
z9tn, and expected to reach there by the 18th of
s@tne @ present month Thinks be will return to
lctorla to winter. Had heard from Steve Watson
sccssful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-30
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that meeting
~ of the Stockholders Of the Weaverville and
Shasta Wagon Road Company will be held It the
TRINITY JOURNAL Office, in Weaverville, on
Monday, Sept. Isi, 1862,
for the purpose of electng five Directors, Pres
ident Secretary, Treasurer and Superintendent
for the ensuing year. BY order OF Board Of Di-
rectors, ID. f. GORDON, Secretary.
Weavervile. Aug. A. 1862. 3Ote.
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ORDER or ELECTION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Comfy of Trinity.

STATE OF NAIIfUNNIAI
County of Trinity
Whereas WEDNESDAY. Sept. Sd, 1862, being
the day on which the General election will he
held throughout the State for the various officers
required by law to be elected therein.
1t is therefore hereby ordered, that ut said
election on the Sd day of September, a d. 1869,
the following officers for this county be elected
in addition to those to be chosen by order OF tas
Governor, to-wit:
One Supervisor, for District No. l.
One Supervisor, for District No. 2.
Tovnshin Onicpra n g fOllOWS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-23
From Maryland.

fRktEHICk, Jan. ~.
The latest intelligence from Western Virginia
is to the effect thatGen jackson is rear !toinney,
end partially occu PIES the town, while q. n. Iaa-
der mas lallcn back a few miles towards Gambler
lard There la &c no action.
Gen. Vim tri 20 &c remains at Hancock.
Refugees from MartEshurg bring Intelligence
that there are but seventy militia in that tom,
under Na2enbush. AMI that these are anxious -
throw d. their arms and in the Union forces
This seem. 10 be geucrai scntim ut thIous hou,
thai Ie.-inn.
Gen. DICKSON hal sne t.eusard seven hundred
men, ptnr paily E. untei, and were at Du.lcll
Statiop, Ilsonefs Fnrrase aud k..lrnrys
1t the roads at Winchester there were
but I've bur red militia
The Martin burg Repui can Of he l1th Inst !,
appeals to the Governor d Virginia to arm tne 1e
grors. l. saya thl.a - the late battle near III i
the fe50 forces mere M hy seven huAdIcd re
graos q. Tie n;on 9lc, wun billed three II I. r
reocl cilieets, two trivates, AID wounded fry os
cls belong .ng 10 n Sollhcrn German regimen.
IN officer u the i2th indiana regiment has re-
ceived a letter from Captain Williams, rec.utly
cal turei opposite dam No. T. Hcwriie. that he
il in prl-ou at hiclmon. AID desires a-.istaure
lie says the prisoners have but little 70 eat ard
literally ca Ell Up By verrin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-23

know that this end canno. be attained until the
M 'ary strength Of the enemy is destroyed Bo h
sides OF the question wcrr travelling the same
road as to the subject OF hoitilties. Then whv
should they not unite their energies vby intro
duce destructive elements, why not crush the re :
beilion, and then deliberately consider what use
saa be nade Of their victory
Nr. Lovejoy denied that b Q was for the prosecu-
'on Of the war for the main o. iect of aboishinr
slavery.
Mr.. Deven replied tia. he did no. designate the
gentleman fLoyejoy) He (Deven) had remarked
that the boiition .eutIEent avowe ID here a nd
thai eforts being ma ic for its operation. on
the public mind. he was sorry to say that too
nany gentlemen here had Congratulated others
who hal made speeches in advocacy Of such pol
icy. War was TO be made for this purpose, re-
gar'less o. Constitutional restraints, but he Dew
en- held il 10 be tho doctrine, not only Of th o
President, but 9f the Republican party, that the
General Government has no power over the States
other than nas been given to Congress at the tor-
uatiCu Of the Coustituticn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-23
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
rosrorFIcg AT DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EASTERN MAiI-Via G s K i K R-Closes at s
CLOCK ci.ses "a O'Clock NJ arrives
ut 10 O'Clock arrives at So o'clock Nj
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN MAu.-ViaM ii $ NJ R-Closes at 81.
o'clock A N /; arrives at o'clock 7 NJ, Sundays
excepted.
NoHTHERN MAIL-Via Lyons L Camanche-
Closes at ao'clcck NJ arrivesats 6 o'clock L N.
NORTHERN MAIL-Via Dewitt 4 Maauoketa-
closes Sunday, uesday and Thursday at o'clock
81 arrives Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday at
O'clock = NJ.
ROUTE No. l0977-Via Blue Grass, etc--Closos
Monday, " elncsday a4l Friday at . O'clock l. II !:
arrives Tuesday, Thursday AMI SATURDAY at 9
O'Clock PM
ROUTE No. lO945 Via Tipton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday at II o'clock u arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'ciock Nj.
SOUTHERN M4IL-NIa Burlington & keokul-
Closes sunday, Tuesday and Friday al 9 O'clock p
arrives Monday, edncsiay and Friday at I
o'clock \ NJ.
RopTE No. lO?i7-Via PufTalo--Closes Friday
at s o'clock NJ arrives Saturday at o'clock
PM.
kcUTE No. 1G950-Eia An2auosa & Walnut
Fork = Closes Thursday at II NJ arrives Thus
day mt l2 o'clock NJ.
lIouRs-Otiice onan at o'clock A NJ closes at
ocl ok + OIfcc open on Sunday from to
10 o'clocf A Nj.
s.H- AS the principal mails arc carried by Rail
koid, all the time as stated in the above notice,
will be RAN ROAD TIME, the clock in the Super
intendant's Office, u 4 NJ Depot, being the stand.
ard. ChAS. ii. Ell RIDGE, p. NJ.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH AND
ENGLISH FLEETS AT VERA
Cruz.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From WASHINGTON.
special Dispatch to the Tribune

INV loRK Jan, Il.
Special Dispatch to the Tribune
An inquiry at the Lower Depar,u n, to- day,
modesty ain ed at contr,ct. for anuiacturlng
maskeis, was met with the prompt AID reprossiEo
answer: "secreta;y stanton means to find out
when, how ard where the musxets now in the
hands of the saidiers going 10 be used before
lie makes new ones; nor will he consGer any
4u 4stion coEcetnin, supplies not neeesd for th .
daily supp rt OF the army and its advance 70 the
enen y $ lines, until ho has po.iivey provided for
using the force now ncanped across the Potion &C,
sling the rebels ana rel;ev NJ the Nation. a
Caytii Of the disgr4cetu b.. egerlaea,."
Worlds Dispatch,
1t is understood that thorough re-organiza-
ion Of the War Department Is rapidly 70 yressi ne
anu tuat it will in lew days be fully up o the
demands oi the times. among other things, il is
not mprobable that the following will occur:
First, In order to leave room for promotions for
gallant acts In ne field and other Of public
policy, 10 future arpuintn ens 10 any rank viii be
made IN the army, except of men in the field, IN :
I'll the let Of March.
Second, That all nCE nations which have been
made and are penaing before the Senate, wi 1
be sus pended until after the 'st of March
Third, hat the ranizati0n produced by
oticers tr,quening Tn" CITY, sead Of remaining
in camp u instruct ,h.ins' Ives and their com
rands n military science, will he cll rocked, ~
dropping from the list those who frequent thc Cry
for oFner t.an those pertaining -lllitary
duty, ard ly the command Of their superior Off
eers.
Fourth, La order 20 transact war business the
War Department VII. be closed four lays IL every
week against all other business except what ~.
pcriaus tn active operations in the field.
tIith, hat Saturday o. every week will be
devoted TO the ira sacton Of the business
Of Senators and Congress, and that Mondsy
"f each week will be devoted to the benefi.
Of o..er persons aud personal interviews with The
secretary
SIXTH That the Secretary Of War will transact
no business whatever, and will rec no person on
bu mess at his res :deD:c.
1Seyeutl, That he ds atch of business by ma
or written Communications have the preference
ard will receive The p,isonal attention Of the Sec
retary ,.e L.ofnsn " taat day before entering;
uron otler uutIes
Special t. the .!erald.1
Captai Mott, Of Mott's battery, attached TO
Gea. smith : dissiot, in defiance OF rain, de TX
ness anu wind started cut last evening on recon
noisance. Coming across mono u the enemy n ey
pu he'd on to lairfax Court House, where the y
iouLd body 1t plckcts. Captain Mott threw up
Il signal iigl and gave the idL.i 70 .lre TIN
bold demonstration friehtened tho mounted pick
ets, a4d rctart. .ng the fl they it'd at their ut
most 5 eed. Our men aid nos pursue m none
were hit by tho exchange OF shots. Captain Mot
ascertanci the fact that the rebel picket line
have been removed Considerably inside Of where
the, were short time since.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From .tIcxICO.

NEW YORK, Jan. -
The steamship Columbia from Havana, 18th,
arrived this evening
sugar dull md declining.
Hex AlcAicfn news are to the 9th.
Communicated. WITH tho interior is cut of
regiment ot Spanish troops started forth on
Miidian Road for a resemblance, and were driv-
ca back alter proceeding mile b. unseen foe
Onc 3iresP0ndeat says that al Vera Cruz I'd
its surroundi gs inlandwsrCs are almost besie yed
No vegetables or fuel reach the city, Ird many
articles Of homo necessity are sadly needed
Many Spanish troops sick, aad there are many
desertlons. Thee are great fears oi attack on
Vera Cruz. Several Spanish eitinels have been
shot
The American steamer Star ha al arrived at Vera
Cruz, With iour Thousand guns ali three hundred
pounds d powder, Il G. for the Mc4icln Republic
This was seiz d by the Spanard-. also was
small lot oi arms aboard Tie brig Puebll. Mofe
We're expected, ard would also be confisca'cd.
The English. French AMI Spanish l.g. wave
over the castle of San Juan Duloa, the French
ard Er & ii fleets having arrived. Gen PIN wa-
also a; Vera Cruz
Considerable diseonten, existed ar.opg The
french and r.ngi-h a, want Of courtesy in the
adyaLce oi the a.liei expedition, in not having
h9s'e tho tnree fies.
Al least three thousand men to make i
sastie to endeaver to clear the ousilot. 0f the
city, ths' the market nav o sup, lied with fresh
provisions. VI :: oil tie french troops ID dis
cn.naIkot.
Nasuu dates are 4, ihe 18th.
he Lneli. sLil Of wor CoIqucror will be bea
totn loss The escaped.
The Gladiator was still IN port with cargo Of
arms, etc.
Con. Mexican met the Mass acausetts towing 4
scAoonerS with sand to be SUNK il horn Island
Pass.
The health Of the troops at Ship Island was
excellent.
Great acuv,,y prs,a.lei among the troops Al
Havana, snd ruuivi ,ys they wall be sent to Nora
Ciuz.
Cases Of insuberdua. ion had occurred auGng
them, md tlreo Lou-comInissoned officers had
boel killed.