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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES on THE Pustfc School
SrrEsAs an sserbsse Of the pupils Of tie l., Sale In
suton ard Manhattan College on Tuesday sf,rnoop a, N,
Archephcopsi residence. OF Madison svenas and
TLysi1tA frce' Archbahcp Hughes replied to their sd
dress Of welcome and In the Of his s3 .ba,
the pupils In lie various Catholic schos, "a hi. Ell, sd
OF their privileges to the State By sompu
School, costs the ires.uy a. albany ,2S p.r ,nnu ~.
that the education CT ihe hoc col drsn III, rate costa
The Archbishop claimed that ths Public Schools are no,
comreen, TO 90 tho worA Of education assumed by th.D
and continuc6
Tie smentabl. In which engaged entail. mon
conequerces which must extend 10 faIrs generations
The works accomplished by your epd .se slIeady an I'm
economy fsx,s to che STATE Of Aew-York rhe cost
Of yoar edoc,ion IL ts pntc schools wold bs s33oS0
Boi hesas thai ysl parents AID ead aiss 70 esnii,6n's
would $500 o1t more, or tats Of so6oo0o The
ceorp and wsseio -ysem Of nrpgoo schools must
come to be eramard into sd The accumulation Of tai
Burdens oqrie IT, tho fret economy VIII be lookcd q, s this
psahropc bu, deceptive quarter Of publ!c s!pend'tro
There viii be a searching investigation into the whole public
syse su then oher parents will have to os TO h,
educ ion o. III Cd 3ren you and yours VIII De psici-
prtng il daFhsd publ; contribution fer 'hs education
Of ths poople'
meeting OF SPRING MAXUFAcIURyRs.--A meet.
n, Of the Spring 4ssoci.tonr held Iuesdsy at ,be
A.9r uone W & Cbasney President Of tae iron and
Steel WORKS, Difuinsha-. c., IN the char, and "n
sineburg "a Of tia Tonlnson Spring and Axe Company
- bllt epoii - oIe .ii y y.i w., niop,eJ
Of tho Tise 10 ex hsnze 'se
price should increased per pound Oh al ordinary
sprinss and citaims1t Of the credit system In obei
0rar credit should only four months aud tive PER
h De ded lcted and tHe c.I time 10 he hieen das
only Tho following were snots the Me'' itoHleh' h.'
re- ure sef.~d:
sr4lri l9wry Mrurcturer Of Ctui1ge Springs, hNes,
parer Machinery. &c. Ofeenyiile. q. tNoT~ica) E5a
iuior oftle kingwoth Mann a.turug Corpsny Cnton,
c.; W s. CiarHley president - SIC IRON sud steel Wo-s
Fa al OIrtn Troy, v VI ". q. Lno5gsh, sec. % tue
Tomlnl5n spifg e3a Axle Co. Bridgeport. CT Davis w.
81 Ter A.r.f..f n y s.. joseph GI'casl. Railway. New
Jersey; HAN wight Son, N-wa H. New Jersey; g. ".
H. NJ Ptnl.on, Waip'ls Ha.s :. : aoaTd Agent inton
ron Co q utcn Ct william Rowland Co., Philss,i-
pria Pc Tho question Of worSmeus wages nfd ne vas
fassI bot by She unanimous vote 81 she Heeing va,
sheysG tie opinion being rely eIUfe 81 that The ters1d
fr inbof would regulate t. price Tho oosns az lsed to
tie call Of tn. Clals .4d Seefe;lry.
EXCISE CoMMIssiosFRs ---1hia Board not on
Wsdadsy md gr,nel - ccasrs lfIor es.st. - 80
each. Thgs lar, III licenses lave been gained.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK..
Cleared.

Sean, hip--Ariel Miner, Aselnvsl d. q. Allen
snip-Wl smpos Ling B9rton mater
Bngs-NilisD Jane Or Woods Gslway ireland, John
Itch Co.
scheoner-Arine Bray, rs-lbetbpsrt
sioop--Fr4nkia, Avery. NoTsieh {. b. Harvey
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The Arabin Outward bound.

Bosros, Wednesday. Oct L. iSe!
The steamship Arabia sahed at . o'clock inns s
morning, with ~ passengers for Halifax ana W io'
Liverpool. She takes out 500, wv IN specie
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CRY mnnos,.--Ths Trac, Missionary Society

CrrY MlsAoSs.--The Tract Missionary Society
held {. cir monthly meeting on Sunday evening, in tie
I'D Ouyer-street Brptet Church, founded We be-
neye, in 1875, and about 10 be closed the eongre'
COTTON purposrg to unite with the hadi'on'aYenuc
Church. 4. Il. Wetmore presided, ard incid'n''
ana results woro narrated by the stioaaieS of the
Fourteenth, Seventeenth, and Twcniioth Wards, and
also for ssanen, showing great variety Of good &C
com,l.shed amoug sailors, and soldiers, and imni'
ernis and among all .hc needy classes Of our teem-
Ing population. Tie pastor OF tho church, the Rev
d.. Woaton in few words warmly indorred th'
tr.rei,les of the erterprte and bsds il God speed
Tie statistics reported were equal to The genera
average.
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SIGrsESrH WARD RGPuBLIcAs ASSOCIATIONS
4 atgely.atiended Meeting of tho Sixteenth Ward
Republican Association was held Tuesday evening al
tLeig room, No. 2iJ i.igath avenue tue President
Mi..U. Gardner, IN the chair. lho following pre-
amhle and fosoluto OBS were adopted:
bs,si The PIesidsnt Of the untsd S,ets, deelafed Y
h recon, proclamation 81 tho 2d inst ru' he Rebel
hlrd continue the Of treason, that no WIZ as wal
MEASURE declare ~, emancipation ot the slaves 81 tLo''
States parts of SA,ss ~ rebellion, on tho let oi January
/ 1885, therefore, 80,
Psolrsd Ih1t the Sixteenth Ward Republican as'ocaf on
fsnug with the uiends OF iuoa and Liberty IN t'n'.
sect on Of country, tender TO the frrdet Of tho ne'
ties their wsrmest congatnationf assurhs MN th' nv
recent proclamation meets their cordial ndose
nient aud approval not only az war mea'nfe tHhhs
stunning blow rebellion bat great ibfnentni seai
TO the hearts ard minds OF all true patriots
RsioireJ Tha cory Of these revolutions be iof"sIfei
the President OF tho Quilted States and also papbed IA '
papers Of tho day.
A resolution was adopted, cordially approving th'
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sfsIArgaH ALMANAC
sxn-kisss. s:57 lbssa......5;4ll Mson-Ses.. eIs
WATER THIS pAE
ssnly Beok. 2:f9 Gov isi-ud.. 1913 Hsit3as $500
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nomination Of Gen. James 8. Wadsworth for Gov
ernor, and Of Lyman Tremain for Lieutenant-Gov-
erDOr.
Committee was appointed to confer with tie
central Conmitise, fox tie Ezypose Of making ar.
tah5eh'snts Tor grand ratification lass meeting.
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PEh5osAL.-Mtlor John Ramsey Of The 5,h New.
sy soueer and A. plssenl sciag a. Colonel Of tie eh
A.fheh lHi1ed 10 ne home In jersey City Monday
~. On iew days imoush. The MsIor who went out AZ
,p.,n h- participated in ele,s 10 a.sI batles aud mum
e lfg Ahes during the past rs poafba sd ma osued
~ bot one slight wound lie was pfonotsd nom captain
~~i ei ts'sy d"pisysds .. tie bs,.ls Of NIilp,uyf.
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crpREYE CoURT--CIRCUlT.--Par l.-hdlonfeu
,b. term Par ISos zI59. 264 21b3, 21si, 27l 2 =
sTg 80 800 .79l -; 27t, z, z3oJ, 2oJ4 10 -olo
l3.. 2.li. .C66
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THE Hos. 4. j. BAaILToH or TEYAs.--Ihe Hon
Androw Jackson Hamilton. late member Of Cougess fren
Texas refugee for hI hiely to the Union viii deliver
address. Tho causes. consequence and Of Secs
IN Te1-." a. tho Brooklyn Academy Of Music this even
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Counierfsis on tiie City Eank OF Montreal.

Ih@e D new and dangerous counterfeit on o.,
Your ~ ,ig',.s, 4, - f,,,,y,. Nri, ,,ta ~, s ,'
80 bh Of CARS etc. clio distance ths coat OF As
49, enc an iaaisn the rsh. end audi uIi
c''iilclps non 80 on he et A. Canada money Is a
spienian they may be- larce., aioyed
Sps.iDs fisss" On the Mechanics BGat Of Newly I
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EXCISE CoMMssiOSFRs This Board not on
sdDe,dsy ,nd grnfe1 - icegrs TO HfIor ces.'t - q
each. Thu. Ear, l,giI heenscs Lave been gihnsed.
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SUPERIOR COuar-srrcIM TrRy.-ocr. I.
cnrrT CALrNDAR-rnr. "a,

Creary art. potLschli-Moipn denied with $40
costa 10 ,llialg IL cgpo,9s ssil n'i9a.
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RiSp,rL's IsrAsD.--Trrs we saw groups a girls
IN their pink focks aud white rusfores, and large
number Of boys all neatly dressed. Particular
.,n.ou is paid to the vans of ai these children;
hey re 20, only furnished with an abundance Of
q1od. wlo,elomc food, bat tt,y have chaLce b
develop their phytc.l powers in the exercise room
md in The gymunfiurl. In about dozen years six
teea thousand and forty children lave been
td.ri,ed to the I,and. Fourteen thousand Of these
have been il charged, and are scattered in all parts
Of tie country. A gre,. many, probably not less
,han two HUNDRED, are IN the Army and Navy OF The
United States. Thee children have Cost the city
ore million four hundred aud hiy-one tbouand one
hundred and uineiy-eigbt dollars. The schools gre
MANAGED by d.eoreet aud experienced teachers; and
the boys who are old enough taught to manual
of arms. This year the gardens and tho farm have
been mos. carefully cultivated, and abnnJast
Laryesis have crowned tie enterprise with success
Tie GO acres Of tillsble aad have yielded crop OF
900 bushels Of potatoes and large supply Of cab
bsces turrps bcc,s, &c. An experiment in rasing
.weet potatoes has been quite successful. NJ
sioyens, the manager, SAVE they raise more vege'
tables tlan they consume on the Island. Tnere are
now on tho Island Ig3 large boys and % smell ones
In Ito girls nursery there are 70 grs. In tho inians
DEPARTMENT there are SO boys and ID girls; IN the
quarantine department. 80 boys and 81 girlsi IN the
south ho.pita, So Toys and IL girls in the north
hosTi.., 81 boys and 50 girls ia the IDIOT hoase, 30
boz, ara q girls. Lsst week IL boys and 10 girls
wers sdmitied aud 90 boys and 81 girls were dis
chArael. There are in the uurcry hospital li9
males and l02 funaee. The total nunbe oi chddIen
on tho Island Is $50. Among other visitors We
noticed iDo Sisters Of Charity.
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WIPD's IsLAyD.-Soon af,er we landed on Wards
Island, On Sunday morning, man about 10 years
Of aga made his appearance and informed President
Draper that lie had been deputzed by the PauPes on
he Island to proie,. against the Withdrawal of the
usual allowance Of fsh on FldAys. lie was assuIsd
that bis grievance fhonld berelres,sd and he seemed
to BE- very grateful Although his clothes were
threadbare md patched he rad the air and speech OF
"A gentleman. lie came 10 this country a few years
ago, and Was furnished with apartments at tho Astor
House. For While he lived Ike lord, depending
mon r,utlanoes forw aFded 10 Lin by relatives IN
Scotland but when Tia, source Of supply failed,
having 40 uaie aft, nor even tact Tor uslns his
.cqu.rsneuts lie fol.t shelter ia one Os our charsa-
DE siu,i9na wler, he really zee rs 70 be as happy
asa Ting Tins land embraces 81 acres Of tillab!e
b .and, uad il il cgi.ya'el exclusively by Taurere.
year Il viii yicld eco bushels of poatoes, and
largo euvry Of tuuips cabbagef, boei', AID car
io.s aad bash, q of apples. IL consequence Of
hex ol noon los O. eli. Enoiaiion, number OF
Size I.ngem 40 t3mloal.ly sheltered 10 teats, but
lar,s wooden buMue is 10 rroctss Of erection and
vii he rcity for then before the cold season ar
.yas. + ,Ntoe NevcH Lave been nj worl. there
l.tc y, AND oao nghs Icy made haul Of Ten bushels
oat Il heap 4 At lad been collected The day before
Next 10 stealing pennies nom the eyes OF a corpse -
.he crime Of stealing potatoes from tue Commission
,fs OF Public Chaities. Mr. Webb, who Iesiles o.
he Ia..I AID has charge o. tie paulers, has been
cutie tucoessfll in r.s.ng grapes theTe. Some Of his
yli.etel 49, Of dne tic and exquisite flavor.
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UNION WAR MEETING.-A Union meeting az al
ds.rou, to aid in ns vp Coupsny T.. ron'ides Regiment
Rev 81 kenpoy Captain, will 10 held IN The ssnh Bip'
tat Charoh (lsy. DIR. Burnshius in Twenty s.feet
between Seventh snd ii ,a avenues tss evening. See
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No ExHIBuIoS.-The American institute WI
hold no exhibition his year. bu, in lou thereof tho ns
oGsr is. Of premiums Of gold and silver medals for ne"
.chluery prcce,i., ssei!ns' fu grain and es'ay
on scientific ,nd ,ghcllL subjects which they have re
f-red 10 tbs Farns Club and Polytechnic Asecaon &c
examine AID report upon ,'io .h,Ir merits.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
s..s,. correspondence

SHASTA, Nov. IL leOz'
1orrx.L Thinking that perhaps p"
ip. c.o,o This place might possibly ln'ereS'
'e" ''".. saars improve brief opportunity ~
your 's''e .c.'y items. Our town. which has been
give no mast few months, is assuming
n,ore lively appearance, and Dn''neS' :. tnso oro
more MO '', .ain Long trains Of loaded teams are
o.r;~ing daily, and the lively appearance ~ ~
arriving - o". h.,oLen = return of the good old
times"
chosta has contributed her mite towards IL
liovino ,he wounded soldiers VINO are hSn'''s
n,r botiIps for the maintenance OF 'hls eio'.G:u'
Tnion in the most liberal manner Au "eoOt I'a -"
tion. consisting of the ladies' Ol th,S P.ia, P'"o
i,an oroonizpd and is now in successful opeFato",
Thav h"ve made laws to govern their actIohs
be1 IN session. aud the soft silky tlakes oi i.n''
and niI.s ot WOODEN stockings, plainly petohtn
'hoir sincere desire to aid all in their power III III
romotin0 the welfare and good 0l 'hose sen
sacrifcin,7 citizens. who have so nobly rallied III
the suppression of this wicked rebellion
In the late campaign, the election OF D. N.
Chapel to the Assembly, and the large Vo'e oa''
for SVrtt clearly shows that " Southern St"t"
men " are about played out in this county. LohS
and FRYING the Efforts OF tne " peace HldNCi9
tn nr.yrut "A union between the Douglas men ana
Republicans; but it was trouble thrown away
and discouraged at the state of affairs geheially
they have been leaving in large numbers lor
other fields Of spoil.
The late news from the seat of war, though not
very interesting, still shows that the Govern
ment is as determined as ever, in its efforts 10
suppress the rebellion. Artemus ward relates
in recent letter, respecting his speech at Bald
winsvile, the following: "Whcp nearly through,
SAYS he "the editor Of the Ragle Horn Of L'OeHy
arose and said Il do not wish to interrupt the
gentleman but an important dispatch has just
been received at the telegraph office here VIII
read it, 1t is as follows: G0p melt IS d50W 10
take Uig0r0HS measures to pW dorm ft6eEoH : "
That is about all that can he made ont OF the
dispatches that have for long time past been
received across the continent. If we ever expect
to restore the Union as it was, we must cease TO
idulize lavortc Generals, and uphold the Nation
al authority in all its efforts to enforce law aud
order once more over our beautiful hnd-t0 De
successful we must put full reliance IN the 9oo0
faith of the Administration. We mus 'asc to
act as partzaus, and all cooperate in the good
! wOrk-the formation Of one grand Union party.
The Courier aud its patriotic editor and pub
/ fisher are ilourshing, am happy to say. Long
may the JOURNAL wave, and may It's patrons
be as truly loyal at heart as its columns are IN
! spirit. MINER
! [We thank our old miner friend for bis remem
brance, and hope he will continue to annoy Us
with similar lavors-ED
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

x party The Republicans this coast have M @ .ea
.hot old party issues had died out, ana that ~
present there should be but one pa 'y--ta. u @ and
h. reasoninr on this head has been mainly correct. ~
corrs of oil time Democrats abandoned theI P boir
gonizaton in obedience to what they oeeveu ~ +n he
5,tv 10 the country. In view OF these ae'si II I'D
,gotted that party has not everywhere been sh"'e
the oatrotic sentiment OF the country commune " f
~ ~ cdort for the salvation of the Union. Inc ueA VI
boaever in some localities are found to have more
rreigbt than love Of country. and aceorduRy We We n
straight party tickets in the field In New loIA i n
baen the ca ,e and the canvass has already opeheu
en- p.nuil can ticket composed as follows G0Verh"r
lame, Wadsworth Lieut.. Governor--ly man lrFt'
Canal Commissioner Laoue o,a'e I ti,,ohes
tor Andreas Wman; Clerk OF Appeals & tha
some Of tie more moderate Republicans insisted upon m
nomination of General Dix, war Democrat Tor p ~
Lpt they we're overruled, and strict partisan p"c a
nomination Tlns blind adherence TO party inHica'cS ~
lack Of patriotism. Datles (oregon) 1oif!a4"ser'
If the editor of the Mountaineer doesn't know
that the above is untrue, he ought to. The con
vention which nominated the State officers re-
ferred to-whpther they are Republicans or Dem
ocrats-was called by the Union and Republican
State Committees. jointly. The delegates were
elected by comfy conventions called IN th' same
manuer, by the Republican and Union Commit
tees.
And the "ecores of old time Democrats nave
not abandoned their party organization eI'nel'
indging from the late vote 0f that o'ate' ~
certain class of newspapers are continually as
serting that Democrats are III the asceHu"n' !"
the Union armies. The late vote OF New orK'
as compared with the last Presidential vote, does
not warrant the assertion. A fearful falling OIL
in the Republican vote is noticed, while that oi
the opposition does not seem to be materially
weakencd-hence the Democratic victory
It is no use to tell us that majority OF the one
hundred sixty regiments which New York has
sent to the war are Democrats for there is
every evidence that the assertion is false
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

ANOTHER INDIAN OUTRAGE.-Eli Durbin Hum
b0ldt mail man, informs us that the house and
outbuiIdings of Mr.. j. p. Albee, living on Red
wood creek, eight miles from the Hoopa and
Arcata trail, was burned by Indians on the 9th.
Mr.. Durbin left the latter place on the 9th, and
up to that time nothing had been heard of Mr.
Albee, who was digging potatoes on his farm at
the time, and there is little doubt that he was
murdered. His family, consisting of a wife aud
eight children, have been living at ;he Bay fol
some time, believing their lives in danger if they
remained on the farm. Mr.. Albee was formerly
q resident of Weavervlle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, Nov. IS, 1852.

WAR NEws.-None of great impOr ance for the
last seven days. Reynold's Pennsylvania Reserve
took possession Of Warrcnton on the 9th. Pleas
anton, who appears TO be lively commander,
had combat with Stewards cavalry, worstng
them, Thirty-sx rebels were left on the field,
and large number wounded. The rebel army
is falling back on Richmond again, and ours is
following close on their rear. Rosecrans was
marching to Fast Tennessee at last accounts, and
an early battle in that region is inevitable
On the 7tb Gen. Mcclellan was ordered 70
report at Trenton, N j. Gen. Burr side snccppd.
him Hooker takes Burnside's ate command
President Lincoln has anr .oupced to all whom
it may concern, that be will not withdraw or
modify bis emancipa' ,on proclamation Three
as though The President yet has confidence in
himself
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
CONSTABLE'S SALE

Rf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IssuEn
- out OF Justice Vim. A. NunnaIlv's Cnnrt -,
Lewiston township county OF Trinity, to MA di' IL
reeteo' III i&yor of l.. M.Gure, and against JotD
q Co "Iil expose for sale, to the highest bid.
,o.. Wednesday, December Sd,
1862, at China Bar near Lewiston H., t'u-.
described property, to wit: ''' 'o"o"'hg
Al ,hn HEht, tile and interest Of tba or,,.,
sad JAZZ Co. in aud to certain claim, 'i! ".,ao
as the WoodSdes Irwin claim, together win, Go" "Ii
'he tools and mining implements bclon,in', ",t y,
,nld deIendants.-Dated Lewiston. Nnvn'ph"hS ~ "
1862. w / pENNtNUTrnloer -T"trnloer Is,
ii'i' Constable Lewiston Township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

Best JOKE OF THE SEAsoN-The demonstra.
tion of last Saturday night in honor CD of the
n. Y. election. Lord what political conglom
Grafton the procession was Douglas Democrats,
" constitutional Democrats, Union haters, abo.
liuonsts niger worshppers. and poverty strck
en devils who would hurrah in any cause for a
glass OF whiskey, "S Save me from my friends, ,"
even Fernando and Ben, Wood would have said,
could they have witnessed the motley assem-.
blarp
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15
SHERIFF.S SALE.

I(f VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of the District Court of the Ninth Judi
clal District of the State of California, in and for
lhe county of Trinity in the action of Samuel
scout IT, W. Crunk and Henry Scott, and against
mt mattln kIligannon, Hugh McHorter and G, II.
richards, duly attestcd on the Goth day of Oco-
per, A. d., 1862, have levied on all the right
t'ue ana interest which the above named de-
PENDANTS possessed in aud TO the following des-
| cfloed property, to wit: Five mining claims sit
uated on the south bank of Indian creek, oppo'
s'te the creek claims of Bill Jones, about one
ioutlh OF mile above the town on said creek,
III III 'he county of Trinity and State of California.
ihe above mentioned claims are known as Mar
TN hillgannon's, McIIorter and Richards claims,
together with all and singular the tenements,
heredl'aments aud appurtenauces thereto belong
n'S or III anywlse appurtaning.
Notce Is hereby given that on
Wednesday, the 26th day of November.
a. D., 1862, between the hours of II o'clock. NJ
auu o'clock, 7. NJ, in front of the Court House.
III 'he town OF Weavervile, will sell the above
ueSGr'bed property to the highest bidder for cash
-WeaVervllle, October 26, 1862
JOHN p. JONES, Sheriff.
by a. NJ hRUrTsCHNITr, Deputy. 42-td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

a C0MPARlsoN.-Gen. Mcclellan was subor-
dnated from Commanderin-Ch to IA command
er OF district, yet he is making his greatest
efforts for the success Of the army, without a
word of complaint Gen. Fremont was subor
dnated, and resigns because he cannot be the
Grand Mogul. The former is patriot the lat
ter an abolition pari2an, whose resignation will
save an army and redeem IL State Cass County
(Nebraska) StntineL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

THEIR GAIN.-The Democrats in the present
Congress from New Jersey number three from
Illinois four, Missouri three and two vacancies,
Blair being the only Republican from this latter
State. The delegation from Kansas, Massachu
setts and Wisconsin are all Republicans. The
election news to day shows that New Jersey has
chosen four Democrats, Wisconsin two, Illinois
eight, while Kansas and Massachusetts are all
Republicans, and Missouri, so far heard from,
has gained one Republican. The Democratic
gian in those States amount to just three members
of Congress, aud the probability is that when all
Missouri be heard from, the gain will be NONE
.Sacranleat0 Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

THE EDIroRs' AND PUBLISHERS CoNyENTIoE. -
The Sierra Denocrat concurs in the proposition to
hold convention of the newspaper men of Cali
fornia, for the purpose of regulating prices and
correcting existing abuses. The Democrat very
sensibly concludes its notice;
"Lct everybody who goes TO ii pay his stage
and hotel bills like man, and return the same
way and never try dead heading, and the thing is
half accomplished That is the root of the evil
the Craft in many places dead heading on out
siders."
"That's what's the NATTER" Forbes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-15

PERsoNAI.-Lieut. Newton Israel, of Captain
Crowninsheld's Company, California Volunteers,
having completed the task of rendering an ac-
count of the Government property at Fort Steil-
accom-, will leave this place on Monday next, c
rcjoin his company in California. During bis
stay here Il mutual attachment has sprnng ur
between Lieut.. Israel and our citizens, who en-
tertain "A lively interest in his welfare arising
from the gentlemauly manner in which he has
uniformly conducted himself in his intercourse
with them. The volunteer service does not pos
sess a more faithful and worthy officer, nor one
more likely to win distinction, with fitting op
portunity. Puget Sound Herald.