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The ReeoaWitlo~ idea OF vapoieon.
From tie iDondou Star, sept is

lrE"m 'ho lDiuou star, rept is
the ss Ss Ssss'% ws W.: :e:sd =.
could think that no dcmous,Alitn As been made csIcs
lated justify the belief which Oh this s,oeet oesss v
be 30 sener ally ,ercxed hs rsreat announcement 70
the ocsa, organ OF tho French empire rssssvc 20 TIE
character Of the fiorfd, remarkably sshiaesut re
konLswv d6uies that tue Florida prftaesr. he v.
says the 0.hciM jcurnsisnd the ncensns IL Dsds
10 order ihAs the world may boar TIA vessel 6eons NJ
",o .h: militia. nan: ,as ,,sass s. sss'. s
more signocsot 10 tfs comment which another Joarpsa
Ia rano-s psrwsasa " make sp.s ID" snn'ocs'-
II the recognii,os q ne south BE- nece.,asv pat
the policy pursued ID ysrco tbs isct furnishes bat css
he Frssch E.npss.~ orsosived Inc tdes ssmp,
the indcpcndcnce u Msx " l0uDa FfslCh niltAry
90 q ss sss y. us ~
present time auspcius or ~ ths rec gn -
o. Power which at ms .nsns issssLy crcln Si..s
into dust u u possbie that France ID pre- AIRED ~ bear
ne odum Of belss the hrst nAisoo Z, rscasse IA A.
Sud- ever based aocervssd ~ recrsuiss IN vaisi
10 3, r: :~s: ro ..s ~s s ss ss
4. 20 ;ss :sss y. ~ w.. ::v. aye" 80.
whst VII be the sspuie attaching 20 10. ~
wuNn fesds the way m teLd.t,ag rec ,ssitipn ~.
PoSsr soly 10 dnd tbst recoxni,oo " n,teni to -
cure t ese week II stsp~pdelt sxrsiencss p,lilha
oInaer may Ia the provs bal sense. be worse than
political crime, but hers woaid he the ertns and TIE
biunder perIetrst-d tEetssr.
one thing Toast u cwtslu " the Efn,c o. Nspo.ese
does recegsze the south this step VIII he taken
nothing. What " u he tire coosiertn 10 fgaucs tas
thus lending she really nesns " kui The uid.ence q
hcr rccogniiisu 10 TIE coJe icreey ~ sAysoxEsrs 10
tier 10 IL a. mn iAe S,stvn c,srf rai..
Aarrng PROSPECTIVE cs,d 90 a. ahsn my IN.
d<y s Ess,,, N e,co asfe at o.ss ss 4, as,i, Tbs
policy which sent Preach uoips to uesico began by
making Fie1cnmen Tbs allies Of branded thnos,s aud
quito sst ieicus
u 10 hard rnjee, to bclev. t5al TOE Frsnth sov ern
real have Resolved ncarftnz tn. res
biity Of 90 odofs step ths ~bicn astrDef 70
H. Nore even Tor the SAKE OF france hu foe that VI
should rsfpce g. bear hat such detis
existed B1 woatd BE- ut.r " Mines r. obsru
OF fhe tndt dfons ahh athtn he last feu ,'d 10
CONFIRM hose oAo that The Of DE youth
reQ.rrd bv the french Dcprwm-nf W sst b. prTdr-d
b uiecf that sr1s snch TIP wsh t0ors tong b. hks~
No Que can see what bensG of III. seinsn
lure the rreocb pe,pe will derive from " cas-
pretend the evil consequences which II may os
" produce 10 soma best uterssss she civil
led world.
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fate OF aeirSsors but ie, all CO. IN, d.ar husss, %
Sesr 0 or whe ss re w sos yss no:
designate tbs var domestic sasrre1-a s%l,s ss"S
When nrsr one-half OF the states have resumed
constants incs. ~ ~ G ,r lei !" ,,i mas go
North have hrsnght into this war "A nss lie south AZ
persuaded tue Impartial iud e history viii bear sSis
paes record In sathing I, the r-no,st pssrty
y are ot tLe mer~ outrage OF .wiess soiery but d.
ib, rs,rmed ana Upheld oy 'na SSsernst p1%sr 3:
r auave, has bees 10 Wssin@,on es uasns "od
rit pernisson raise oOn "a siry TO oirrus .rs II
An see then Ia the Gulf ststes bS ding psrt "a
cspturr ana obstruction oil private property. AAs
Tor Nm % Out God dnappoints trust in Col.
~, IN, o ne last few days have with gen.
ass from Nissss'ppi, who WAS fr msny years
rou'A ~ N'ntrss Ia all that part the State 1,
vr,ct,s he tanA % usso oaan, ana ,n which no lived,
des Vlati> reign supreme. The ederas kill %
Iu am frou\pur n'ani"ons every living thing exoepl
pe,pNe. ann these hey leave without tue means
sse Tn cr.
- M hcrNes md be eng te ar e'tAsy shot coz.
The foos kH'ef The fes,ees Dc rovsA
s.er 20. - g. h0nss pill get, AMI all cut satoa an1
s ~. 80 ing de roysf, src> ne naked ia~d asA
means o. Co." y hdvs dro0asd cutting tn I-p-cs
"1 Tn /" Ma ~ any OF them found home an
, o s a, captivity. and the old men women anl
carried away M desttutiou 10 aht rpf them e,vss
~" 80 - .. yter ne ny stripped Of tnetr leWeHg
a.; sha; Hs burnt their heads, and osibi
L., ,,h no,h" Z tho clothes their backs. He has,
-. ,,s.s,s 49, Sdes NJ education. tehpemeut Azl
.,.h E nv eoc"s cir plant Stous, and cDuiing ibss
o,- Tn, $780,, . cts of charity, seeking shstss.
IT, $50 !, ": - ~" thor States whers these nsHAs
hsvs o ma 1as,. Nv
AZ iwr,,s st ioaruls mat laid oo ny
tah,s ,s,, ,.or ,hs .," u the Yankees themselves,
~ :, III 1871 wy tain tour o,uniiea and pat
~ ~ asr y. ss s.ns boon 0rderoi quit thor
Hnn q snd =. 49, n." ava allowed them "
..na.s "na ~ ~ ~ az - mo"n everybody withsus
p"sHs" - M. ims AVN sn one he VI tour iissie
,'. ~ "a ~ "s<se v''e VIZ these pOor pooUaa
vn"s.s ~ "a 30 "oomeu oohhN the YANKEES were -
80 ,<,sssssc. ,r "a" - $500. hs mouth Here
d,e,r,c, q, cnun,rv 80 i.r. ~, ny four counties ~
Emssrd Jaoov.,s,sd N, ,nass"s. in Geen days By
basnnets ~ '' WV
The ANA desna,h ,oas nm cco,,rs say OF this bAs
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AN -RICAH AFFAIRS In EUROPE.

Ne. Liza 'eia Ahest % Visit Osrmaay.
~. =. -.. ~ ssrDssr's SONS TO Mrsa rus co.,.
- IN or HnDELBxRo.
p--x.,. r...os 4. 'sys the IsdspswAa~cs Reos, bss
1890 70 end o,e q IA sons 10 the University OF Herd
eb,rs sad Mrs. Line. lu herself will brus the youth 10
Europe
fPssu (seps III corrt wcapence q London Globe
The Dclgisn sswsnonger Tho Independently informs
that The lady (hs. Lincoln i'm ros for Heidelberg,
place The Presidents arst born o. the masrcuiatu roll
Of that University preference no< over complimentary
10 Harvard College other Yankee seats Of learning.
The result OF this experiment may dtScrminc whether
chopiug Germsn metaphysics rail slSittna BE- best
conducive 10 future In American tina,
Engiish Ksporss from the Western
Commercial Crash, &c.
Prom the Iou,ion times, Sept. TO-
The correspondence whion hss reached us within tbs
rresout week from the great Western states North
America WIZ b. tourd 20 throw the greatest tight on
u the meet pcrpcxing features OF the civil
wsr We do not, indeed. draw any sugurics as b. the
course of the war from tn oxpianatcns pres
cJnouon Norte America " sud IT, RET ~ ms
unsettled. or any Que 70 be abe cyeo - ueS wth
rrss changes which nny nike piac " the
continues iew ms vastncss o; territry, IN.
dee1 his constituted the principal pa1yie all who
ted Ia sccunt tor the features which the
pfeseuts We have estimate 'he osp cts aod fortunes
tue tsteE thoash tney TO the srtted Kingdom,
wboe character as ~e un er-ocd and whose urse
was az resut,r tbvse NJ European state wbcb y
found Ia level ia the course fifteen centuries
Tie uu,h Is, however. that North America Institutes
the Uaited vniy IN turote
ca,-t.in,o- a CO NJ tho States divided
io great hsviag quito dtsinc, int rests and
dive aug m their bcois 10 eve, uircinn u terri.
be tine ~ drn "A. iOss exist 4. b,t bscnT~ by
the innuerc the fcie-' ctu utiia has late been
forced our noiiee 1ns sasyeboid,nx aud poi save
pre- ~ nes-ty - psdlc Nc and acturins
stssvs-b,ve At iengto fmpd Their M. ests 30 totally
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Da niger 90 Freaee from shs moares
Doctrine.
fPssis fseps. 49, cosrcsi,ondsnce u London Times
whie The prcssing NJ anxiety 10 Ia
eoch government 10 the Mexican affair taken ~ 70
l4iIoa W the nled Ststss Here n. foreAae's vss
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10 prescribe sly, for their old patients,
unless they viii hrs take this hateful oath, ana without
Protestant Clergyman there ,crmtted 70 perform
the marriage ceremony, TO bury or baptize.
from 70 u" r.usmso and lsSs whss
veracity who knows them would doubt even Tor
mvment.
But, bad and sicksnng a. all tbs Ia, not all nor
The 40 st
The Yankees canpos. they nov say, make bsadwsy
iar. are ~ :. b oar,sd o. them %ssa meeting sse
"rebcls they call U.S. 10 tho open Geld or In fair
nsh. they VIII !ry hereafter another tack lhey mean
tbcy 0y, 70 hold armies 10 check ~ large Forces
sS can desoias the homes q people al make uniu
they Can reach Heoos Grssrsous raid .hr ugh Nisrs
sippi In which your resder win reccecs he trAversed
the STATE deyssss!nE and ayin{ waste right anal ZEN
, Of privas property and reosvl0g In return the
aws1 DO, e" Of hts sdmirng ocuprymeu
IS ss s pss s' .sS r s:ss
,,a,fiag ur,. [, According TO this systeu Of tao.
tics hef generate SHOULD uos DC expected 70 attack US
unless they can rs at great disadvautaSe. Hence
forth each army VI DO the ocas OF devastating raids
Tho emmy write. al ccncer IN Lees army. seem &c be
Css forth as H.. t "
visitation asa ys,',i,os q aceonna.i.d BY
s s., s,.sy %. 'S ~;
farming oen.s ihsy p.sc . DO violence @
ss. and 81 1 rsss "a s ' and s VII se
Sse Of q them sas w rat enc s are nSss
oar sympsth fs,m the se Of one day
s,s SS' S'ss si So ss.
Kirby smith Confcdc ate generals, krvry eight yesTs old
Tbes chile these poor people tf thoussnds
Am permitted TO make extracts from letter OF The
same date but written from qaite auctbsr and dstant
part Of the country, telling The story. whrb also
hear from Ricbnoud spo yiysba, Norfolk Miss lppi
Louisiana, tennessee, Kentucky aud Missouri
These acc UNITS 10 tle than savage character
which The war u assuming AMI women,
n m cn zens ADD soldiers, ~ paris tue
ny, and are all t. the self tune these writers
~ roy stove any vii Misrepresentation whstovcr.
csnse my dear husband says this lady tc you Of the
litter ru and wreck OF that ~ the south IL which
Ne are personally iuerrstd Gould receive the pspers
rpulari, aud convr-s With Atrs er from
herc a. hHvr " would show yo the course pursued IL
csns nothng more nor ss than sbr,hiiston Were pub
W properly oniy sxen destroyed might be cnns defei
he prcAe of but wrn bands ~ from THOUSAND
~ seven tbo"ranf nrfnd rruir Country wun only
women sad chiur-n IN ther homes assumes adaboica
sct when every, valuable az Avsisb Tor the neces
,sre- ornaments die either taken on destroyed
mi nothing absolutely nohtng lett In their omes tor the
n.lps's women esd children sueh tsnE As privs,s
prpcr or prissr right Utterly uusnown 70 THIS war
fhe sad-r- that they caue - srcr TIE SOUTH aud
hes arc gong TO do Bsseea uthernl TOW rs have
acw teen burnt. the is-t being fcrrcce. une OF
4 vas private property but burn. 70 toe s.oa.d
Then Lee tnsaies Pendryis snis, a has been
RIGHT suppose that propsri, has shared the
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INTERESTING FROM EuROPE.
Our London, Paris, 81. Petersburg and
Swiss Correspondence.
Meeting Of Philosophers in
Switzerland.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Mathew r. Maury on the War Tactics
and War News Of the North.
Rebel Reasons for MasOn's
Recall.
Mrs. Greenhow, an Eminent Rebel, to
Succeed Mason in London.
Exciting Preparations for Her Debut in
Diplomatic Life.
Mrs. .incoln's Expected Visit to
the University Of Heidelberg.
THE REBEL PRlvATEERS
French and Austrian Warnings to Ma
poleon and Macmillan.
The Archduke's Conditions OF
Acceptance.
RECOGNITION PLANS IN FRAME.
Death ROLL 0R THE PATRIOTS 0F POLAND,
to-. &c. ia
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1he prtvasecrs.
PnaNCu R&ADiN0 or THE LtGAL STATUS or TEE
.---l- FLORIDA. !.


From, u, France, Paris. sept IL
Tho rec,ucat pub,isnsd by tho HonSer clearly go
government aui to enab'e the For ids Avail Ter
self OF all the rights aad MI tho sdvsusge' eucyed ~
tioa as a vessel Of var hrs csrln,n effects 10 . clvN
pont OF vie@ which uay be judged Of oy toe lob
should suk English merchant vessel or even
damage her, the owners cahnct seize the trigsts
In order TO indemnity themselves; they must es,Ab-
sh the OF the submit them u their govern
ment aud the Inter would apply ~ The French sa!hr
tics In order TO obtsn iron the f"r tbs owners ~
Indemnity daiy csni ted BY law Those pGe pies d. -
only apply regular Poyers he Franc ana Engtad. -
ht yAich, although MOI p'''cday reces,,sed, Ascs
been nerrrh>i-s ,d.ited Ls b,uiecr~nfs rte civ1
claims brought forward against tbs Florida
ALLOW those important questions be discussed and
established beore the Tribunals.
.hs Frc"ca Ci~,ms o,s ,he Florida.
Tue retain by the captain o, tbs Contsderass
privateer Florida has ihaned In III De1n, OF Bsost.
new version ID affair 81 the f'remoatlcr He stasas
that ,s Flor'a caatu two vcsxss uaued the Henri
and the Oneida, and burned tben AFTER taking a.
board their ibe fempn'i-r then appeared. enc
the capsius of the vessels when had been dcstruysd
asked permission tc confer with ter captain whom they
ka a freemason. The permission granted
gotiatons ensned and the captains OF tie Oneida asd
or passengers went "a the feraptier where they
were voluntarily received Sucn "a captain HaEts YER
sion oil the occurrence
The Pais .ect. oi So tember IL inls out however,
that is iodrect contradiction with the stat, rnt made
BY the captain OF the Beupner aod u reprodices IT. %
the Honiev OF the oath Nay 1853, the following sxscs
from that staesrent---
ihid hoistoi my national volors enriy a. show brrs
what nation be aDgrd to- and "a sb0w also thst
the sh' had lost oDed tn, previous eveaips
lie paid no attention to ihi- indication, Iue cxs
under the wind, snd gut several gncsiious
English tht would rude stand. lie the. urd.teS
very good treuch, 20 brig To In order receive
some federal prisoners it vas then six O'Clock IN the
eveuing, To. Sun setting ciesrIy Distinguished
h,- rrep'red fs bste his guns we're all ready b
t,ned such sion that wo conyi uced ba would
employed force n h d "a; yi-ide q aus ordere A
boat arrived ON board bringing a formal oder 10 re-
ccive the crew oi gnse xhirh had boon buruc1
gte m land - ~ a
Brazil To tue oDse' ,stons made that mad 7er{
long voyage u m ke. many p,-sengefspp hoard that
beUrgef n ne tral naivu aud thai icaiy conid
take these persons with mary To tie nTsl
10 me. be replied thai he compelled :" hand
me part Of his lodgers (p nsicnaarss).
The @nq. opened b., the yu1 auth rifles lsays
Stccis) will show on which eide Is the " TIT
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-07
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL
AGEN rs.
COURT TERMS IN TRINITY.

County Warrants and "Greenbacks"
Taken at their ruling value in payment for subscription
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

Tue IRISH FEEDING THE STARVING ENGLISH -
AT meeting lately held in Dublin $4,000 was
subscribed for the relief of Lancashire operatives,
who have been brought to almost actual starva
tion by reason of the blockade. These facts in
dictate the approach of the Millennium says the
One O'Clock News. When the Irish metropolis
can afford 10 raise liberal sum of money to al-
levate foreign poverty, the country must be got
ting over the condition of chronic famine that
has hitherto characterized IL at all times and al
seasons and when money is raised to relieve the
wants OF the d" bloody Saxon" the sentiment ,f
humanity must have mastered the Celtic antip.-
thy to its national oppressor. IL Is rather hu-
initiating to Britain as IL is creditabe of the
Green Isle, that the chaw- -bacons Of Lanca hire
subsist on Irish charity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

months ago woman named Eliza A. Woodward,
and DR.. Charles II. De Wolfe, of Washington
Territory, entered into matrimonial, or rather
a social contract, by which, In the presence OF
witnesses, they agreed to live and cohabit to-
gether so long as such state might be agreeable
to both. Well, this shocked the community
around them, as we'll it might and grand jury
indicted them for forDication. The case has just
been tred--DeWolfe defending himself lie
read from the statutes of tho Territory the law
that /" Marriage is civil contract" and that
" No marriage shall be void or yoidable for want
of any formality required by law, If either of the
parties to the marriage believe it to be legal at
the time" In consequence of this defense tho
bill of indictment was ignored and II is to be
presumed that this loose sort Of marriage, Is as
good In law US the best.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

NJ ApnuINn -0N.<v-That q fierce battle mt
Murireesboro. Victory stood trembling in the
balance for days, and at last perched upon the
Union standard Thanks to the eetive. deter
mined Rosecrans aud the brave men with him.
And In their retreat he pursues-wh wherein be is
like Napoleon and unlike Mcclellan or Buell.
And upon the heels of this triumph which
sweeps rebellion forever from oil that portion OF
Tennessee, between Tullahoma on the east and
Memphis on the west-we have cause to hope
that Vicksburg Is this day ours, and as q conse-
quence thht the Mississippi is open from the
Delta to Cairo and beyond to its source. But IL
1t be not ours to-day It must be tomorrow. Now
that we are in its rear, that IL Is isolated from
Arkansas and Texas by the destruction of the
Shreveport Railroad, reaching out towards Red
interior of Mississippi, cannot possibly hold out
long when Banks with his great army and Far
ragut with his enormous feet begin to batter it,
Sacramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

ArPorNrMExr.-The Lynn. (Mass.) Reporter
states that Mrs. r. w. Lander of that city, widow
of the lamented Gen. Lander, has been appointed
Lady Superintendent of hospitals 10 the Depart
ment of the South, and will soon proceed with
ber mother to Port Royal. s. O., where they will
reside She is said to be eminentfy fitted for the
nOaiIinn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

YOUNG AMERICA" Who makes the rainbows.
mar" inquired five-year old specimen of Young
America In our town on Thursday last, as h.
was contemplating the beautiful arch resting
upon the bills in the direction of Vacavilc---
God makes them my dear-why do you ask :"
" He makes EN- bully, don't he?" responded
Young Hopeful Soian0 Herald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17
CALIFORNIA WINES !
MI. KELLER,

PROPRIETOR OF THE RISING SUN and
L LOS ANGELES VINEYARDS, wishes
to acquaint his friends and the public generally
with the fact that he has opened Depot for the
sale of his Wines, in the
BASEMENT OF THE RUSS HOUSE,
Corner Of Pine and Montgomery Streets,
The reputation of California Wines has suffer
ed much from the many bad and aduterated ar
ticles put up by irresponsible parties, and brand
ed Pure California Wine"-present profit be-
ing their am although destroying confidence in
the purity and quality of Native Wines. Others,
again, probably without any intention 70 deceive,
but from want of knowledge of the treatment of
wines have bottled for sale wines that were not
properly made, or that were not in condition for
bottling. Such causes have had an injurious eff
feet with consumers. In order to give the public
a perfectly sound and pure article. the under
signed will, for the future, attend personally to
the putting up of his Wines-the product of his
own vineyards--confdent that their superior
quality will make them the favOrite brand with
consumers. In order more fully to guard the
public against limitations, there will be attached
to each bottle an additional label bearing q fac
simile of his signature.
Now on hand and for sale by the case or pack
WHITE WINE, PORT WINE, AN
49, GELICA,. CLARET-of old and su-
SK%yS peror vintages.
&sS9&S WINE BITTERS-Made from the
sssgSS best Native Wine-a healthy and agree
SEoS able tonic.
nss- Having been appointed Agents for the
sale of the above celebrated Wines, we shall al
ways keep on hand a large and full assortment
of WHITE, PORT, ANGELICA and CLARET
WINES, of superior vintages, which we offer for
sale ON reasonable terms. .u
sHOENBAR & CO., Agents.
Weaverville, Oct. 25, 1862. 4ltf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

ELEcrRloITY AND CHLoRoFoRM-An eminent
French physician at Paris has discovered and
announced to the world that an electric shock is
sure salvation TO any body dying from the effects
of chloroform.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

WmEx we see one plank OF an American ship
destroyed by guns that speak from under the
shadow of the British flag then duty will be
placed upon the people OF ireland which we trust
they will be able to discharge.- Dublin Nation
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

The number of Insane reported by the census
of 1860, was 23,593 free and 4O6 slaves. OF the
idiotic, there reported 1926 free and 1879
slaves
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

DR.. Russell T. HAYES, of Los Angeles will
contest the seat of Colonel e. J. O.. Kewen in the
Assembly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

The Virginia City Union tells that since tie
last cold snap goodly numbers Of rabbits of tho
j. a. species have made their appearance in the
markets and eating houses
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

The g Freedom Proclamation " will itself go
down to posterity side by side with the Declara-
tion of Independence. aud will in time be held
in as high honor by the American people them
selyes--Piacervifie .Ns0s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

ABOUT RTGnT.-The editor of the Nevada
Journal very sensbly terms the act of the piI ate
Semmes in seizlng the Ariel, the most stupid
blunder ever committed on the high seas, and Of
fers as a comparison, the sailor who drew an ele-
phant in rattle and didn't know what to do with
the prize after he got 1t. Captured the A,iti,
but had no port into which he could take her or
land her passengers, and had to let her go. He
captured the Aria, with nothing of value on
board but a few thousand dollars in Legal Tendef
Notes, when he ght have taken the returning
steamer Champion with million and a-haf OF
yellow gold, an article which he rarely handles.
we suspect. But the rattlesnake has uttered it's
warning, and the intended victim will now escape
its fangs " Forewarned. forearmed the treas
urefreighted steamers will look out for the short
sighted pirate now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17
Number L.
The substitute was rejected-ayes 8, noes 80.

/ Mr.. Porter, of Santa Cruz. proposed as sub
stitute That the people of the State of Califor-
mia most heartily aud cordially indorse the proc
lamation Of the President of the United States
issued january l, 1S63-which was lost.
The original was passed by the following vote:
Ayes-Abell, Birdseye, Booth, Burnei, Cavis,
Chamberlain, Clark, Crane, Cunningham, Harri-
man, Gaskell Harvey, Hathaway. Highly. Hig-
gins, Kutz, Mccullough, McNabb Nixon. Oulton,
Pacheco, Parks, Perkins, Porter of Conr, Costa,
Porter of Santa Cruz, Powers Saxton, Shannon,
Van Dyke. Willis, Whiting-21.
Noes-Baker, Bogart, Doll, Holden, Lewis,
Qunt, Shurtlif. Vineyards.
In the Assembly resolution was introduced
by Mr.. Smith of Sierra, as follows
Resoiued, by the Assembly, the Senate con-
curing. That we fully and heartily indorse the
action of the President of the United States in
issuing hiss proclamation of the lst Of January,
1868, declaring slaves, In certain States and parts
of States in rebellion against the Government.
to be free that we believe with him that IL is
an act of Justice, warranted by the Constitution
as military necessity"
Mr.. G. G. Dudley, of Placer, the "Southern
gentleman from New Hampshire" opposed tho
resolution in an eloquent though wandering
speech, in which he brought into review all the
prominent acts of the present Administration.
Under the rule of the last session that oil rrs,-
lutions relating to Federal affairs must pass
through the various stages of bill, the re-"l'r
tion was laid over to be called up at n future day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-01-17

Why is the letter ] in the word military like
the nose Because it stands between two :" i's."