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The New York herald., 1863-11-01
m E A DE- S AR m Y.
Mr.. william Young's Despatch.

Amy ov PorosAo. Oct 81. 1898
This evening cold north wind sweeps tho pAins
of Manassas but tho army nearer tho RappAhannock
sheltered from chilling gusts.
Trains now run 10 wsrrcn,nn Junction warreb,op
Tho track 10 vesid nearly " BAaiton and win be prac-
ticabe nnish 10 ,he Rapr ahanuook three
days Two miles OF rails have been laid day which
grcaior expedition than before made railroad
construction rba supply depot at Gainesville n absp.
doned, and no trains tho xannssas Gap
Road
young man. sboot sixteen years old, rapposni fyum
papers found In his posssss,on have been acting
rebsl spy boon arrested and awaiting iieuu1oAio
M the guerilla who shot at Mr. Davidson, a tbe
HERALD CORRESPONDENTS, fow evenings since Tho
chances are that he viii he tried spy oiod as
spy and bsoged sr sp'
Il was No-by IN p~'son wno lcd the expedition that
captured Lieutenant L. T. Store oonissasy ARIA.
Iery reserve thiv,y foor mule view
Baltimore Tho guerrilla oheftsn rode aioos 18th ABOUT
hundred and nty dresssd tho fsnerai
uniform, inquirng for fAentenant stne When
that officer found ho pot snder arrest,
and Mosby representing his command tn ba squadron
oS ths Eignseush r.nnsyvsnis cavalry, directed no
tssmstes " park thar wagons and unhtoh tho mus-.
such being tho ORDERS he alleged from thc
,ss. using dons tho mnles cAAuy or arc r~s
of ths train Destroyed
Lieutenant sscs had q cousidsrable Of govern
nsot funds IN his possession.
Captain Crumbsvgsr. division oommssary q no
Second oorps AMI Lica,sasnt sproai o he brigade
oommlsssri~s, subsequently, ths sans rad. ~hh
train and escort, Attsrkod BY Snstias bot
sscApsd with thu loss AZ only wagons
Parties from ph,isdsphs have Just purchAssd claims
amounting 10 srs, 900 hold BY peuasylvana rerusng
om<sss 10 the Army of the Potomac
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.
voiunsesrs for the USiss Army-A Cam
dtdsts for niit'sry CovsrDeS-rhs
Rebel Army DrsaktsG Up, Sc.


Caiso, m. Oct al, ls5
Advos~ from Ilttis Hoes a iba isih not sisb that
volunteering for Tho ussoa army onatugss - b. s"y
sgoo~Gul
mo military o,ssnIaioas Ne nof,hy ssi ga't Afs-ay
number 2 Doo volunteers
CAp,aln Ryan, N osnsrAl rls9ss stAr. Agpointsd
sgp.rinl1ndent for orsAnlaag oysl uoofs iof ne Co
fences 9 this stats.
Erorts sss beng male ~ no rsior q ArsAns.s
W have Mr.. Rogers. 0 Pine Bigr appointed Hiils'y
Governor e the E,sis. Pe,,soss have bssu fof-Sast
20 wshinsios sssinx for b~ spi,oninsnL
DobsiD- sotortuss gsefis, -s- sgfpfised lst sees
Al TBilp aad ga 900 IN rssel aotss -sr~ osptlfsd
D.~sftsss frvB tbs u ssnsfsi rfics sss ast ~
riying 81 Llis Res rlno jrsn sfd We a.ib
Of Allegiance.
A. iss Assosat, uors Than bali = Gsusrs fr.rss saI
had ss.srtsa.
Gsb.rsi sssnaafuss lasl seossSts. At ffssesi,
ell. -its Ne osralry - G~asfai iiaifns~ souiuasd
rbs Arsscs.rh, rs,~s have fsfnovsd tIsff ga he's
sfsot. W MARSHAL. Isras
rsa Fc-, oDcs 10 ~ ssLsbish~d at iitas Bes
PATTY q sas,ili.s stas, t.nlgesa ssisr~l flaafiss
,on, No, las, Slsni. rsessss iss ss1 sifsts
her tess Cotooal nssl rrsoasy oh sbai t~a u 40
psuy csnpbsI cagtarsa A1a Ufys1i lsfs o
rons
The prohlbasp 90 pri.als fhipsrsob " fesis nso-
hsr. hos been '.rBsvea psovitaa Ne ''satt shYt~d
By boats otsns fsy'n ~, b,ss
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
NEWS FROM MEXICO.

The French Commander's vaiedictory TO
tho Mexican People.
We have receivsd copy Of the Vera Cru del Cb~ms,
of the nth Of Ocsober from which trsnsiate the
follow ing important address Of Gen. Forey showing the
ultimate DESIGNS of Napoleon aud his dissemination
have Mexico permanently occupied by his troops, as
part Of tho French empire .,r r,.4
PROCLAMATION MARsaAL YORxY.
NRxrAvv--f have t~rminsfod the great mission which
Lhe French tmpsror entrusted 70 me, and about
10 leave for Ffansa rr.n LrHf
can asrs va tAas no alteration has been made In Tho
policy NJ the Trsuch Emperor u this day.
In departing from you leave you with general In
whom you nay have fulI confidence
To form a new constitution that all might be happy
ssuer H. the object OF thnsoo; but she tmperors
Intentions not fully realized because they are nuy
sufiotsnslv known
In lcsvur Mexico I hope my departure will be the
means o opening the ayes OF the blind Tor refractory
among you that the false patriots In midst viii
be discovered 10 the ruin they seek for thor country
Then the true Nexiran VIII ind out there but few
false Me- and that there not many who treat
sith contempt disreQard the existing government.
Then the true Mexican will be asonshed 70 the little
number the patriots and their proximity 10 the
mire IN which they are rapidly falling.
RI assured that God. whose Providence protects tho
French arms will not allow the ratrcide of the nation.
Alden, Wexicansl leave With full confidence In the
veIgare or your country You may be proud. and you
NAV thank Providence that happiness has been
signed to the French Emperor. In leaving can you
viii no, regret placing your happiness In his hands.
MKuco, sept 80. 1863 foREf.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
News from Fortress Msnroe.
FoFrsEe, MoyRog, oct. %, 19'

FOETbRS hoSHDEb OCt. 20, looo
s,las smith, OF the Ninth Vermont regiment was lost
overheard from the propeller United States last Sabbath
while OF Cape Henry
Schooner shooting star, Captain Marshall from Calais,
No.. bound to Washington, put into Hampton Roads
vindbound.
Foauus MoSRoy, Oct. 70, 1858.
The STEAMER New York arrived last evening from City
Point with about two hundred prisoners Of most OF
whom were wounded.
The steamship r. spauding. Captain Howcs, arrived
this morning from Beaufort, N. c.
FORTRESS MoSRoE, Oct. 90, 1883.
The steamer g. r. spaudinG. Captain Howes, sailed
from here this afternoon with six hundred soldiers sick
from the Hampton hospitals, bound TO New York.
Tho United States steamer Dakota, Captain Sands, ar
rived to-day from on Wilmington, with smallpox on
board One of their men died today
The John Rice propeller. sailed from this port on
Sunday last with the Ninety ninth regiment New York
Volunteers and two oompan OF the Ninth Vermont regi
meut with their colouel board, bound 10 Newborn.
II has been pus iishsd In tho Norfolk Old Do~s~o~ that
they were oet OF astcras This report Incorrect ~
tho 81 aud,ns has ,st arrived here from Beaufort and
rorors that they the John Rice putting into Bcaufos
harbor as they Ieft-
rne rntcd states florida on Monday last cap
tured OF Hatteras black steamer whilo attempting TO
run the blockade
Tsylors Hotel and several dwelling houses were con-
umed by are on Sunday ast In Beaufort N G. Fire &C
cidcntal.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
Cesvss,ioa OF ,h. National T.isg'.pns
On

Ths canvsstisa 4 20 ssisnsi fsaxSsfte rfs. 30
b ssia oa Essisy sfsalsg, Tgrsnb~' =
Ths esssais- ~ ~ o1pestga ~u met o. nat
srs-its. 81 sshi s'eiss. 81 ne Ersrsu nslass "a
Ne cnr ssv Yen, ~ bs tsrIsss u
ssratisiss us oygsnirAios II ss ~rbh.
ssats "a oosstiisiDs asa ~ ass sl.iiss rf-as1t
sss gbsf scosfs ~ 'bs sassnr y~tf. ssd vAssaany
sses otbsF s1sip.s- ny bssors tba Coafsftsa
Ihs proy'ss'ors q u,- yfsrs't nus. have no-s sasy
's~ss'.a "a. sss 4 - s1ss ". s~~s@ts q ~
Goa eLisa
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

goss1 HOss fur-A f~t1sa q nee yc,x
rvnstt trffy spp~sef b~ofs - sesss'yy - war
Jesfs'tsy sof s-ssf ~ fust9ats for ss~ ssys H~
sfcsme Mr. -tsnisr that ~ nsa taf,ksA~r
70 Ns~ frrs ~tpta - sold lac ~ sddsa ia
wts sbsHi s.efssae uss. stf ~ -o.idst ntd Htgt
tss Hss" - 30 ooa1uy n ~. .sy 81 vssSry 10
rs>ssrsd hfuauxh. - " ssAsss<s cAyv>e<. t<s. Al.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
Capsurs OF Rsbsis-Gsn. mstehsii-Ths
weather, &c.

weather, &c.
sAsnsniS, oc, 10. 1895
ssiy rebels Including nine oresrr, ospiued ~ sSfr
Turglbbon near Columbia, arrived here ioniFht
Bissdsr GsnArsi Mitchell rsllsysd oi BIS CON
m.,d n cavalry. a, his o-n r.,gsi, 90 .coogsi u 10
bsalth
II has been raining heavily here al dAy.
The river n rising.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

NEv Orsiss. oct. =, lss3.
The Campaign opsasd --7H< Wort % u Aso0mri'A>d-A
vfocrous Poscv 10 be Pwn4sd-kors rroopi Wanioi-
Po'ifsco Csri- k,i0ary Gssvah Ordrsf 10 hu De
pdrfment-0n~vai Joe ytAaaisn ard Hi hrray az E,r.
d'ar, kiss--NpY<ys At Pessars,a--7h fsllou Fa>r-
hno'hsy E<pedf,o~ About % Sdl--Gen>rai Bdnif csS
~ards IN Psynr--lddras 10 he nooys-An Ksp>Esc.
Red Saa,ivAm,,v, d..
The unhealthy this seet'on q lhs country las
pared. The time Tor se,lye military Op'raii0ns boz
bry inanguraisd. and although does Eot og~n under
"hvorable suspocs ~ n desnble--for ressona shNh
WV hereafter stAie-yst Cspsra Banks eaters gpn tbs
campaign with couGdence aud dserminat0o intent spn
conducting fuiurs army movements -ilh ihs aifna-s
vsor, striking heavy and ffsq1sa, blsNs al no srany
sh~nsvo And wherever opysrssniV pfsssnts 4
sell, giving bis psrsooa sapefvaSn sh'fs hs
ostne RACES shlnkeat rhs government Al Nashinston
hAs failsd 70 compssbend tho mport&nca aSd sAnis
shs dsFaf'meni ~ not Furnishing moro voogi 10 nun
befs adequate 70 enter upon the sork o b. accomplished
Henos ns results 10 bs attained DO pot come ~ 70
public sxpsctAtion avn pot be a rsneetoa Spon hs
soerU and skiIl q the commsSdns General g,sry o.
Seer ant soldier IN This department has bs sio-t ca
sdsnos 10 cscsrsl Basss ssa sAsy ssar~a that ne
means 10 Ns hasas VII bs sssa ssafsny, eeoeen'esny
and sssesively
First snouxss ite wss 10 b. performed by gesers'
hsnss Ne csttSr~ ans c,enps,ss - notns. w zap
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
CITY lntelltGeMee.

ALL HArIows-rhe Jolly festival Of Halow cen sacred
p bachelors, ami madcns and pancakes occurred last
evening. and commcmorated with the usual festivi'
ties by portion Of community. The daytime was
marked by religious ceremonies n the Catholic churches,
and all by solemn fast; the night made merry
wft overy species of amusement and Publication. snap
apple cracking. orfets fortune telling and sparkling
were among the enloymeDts that marked the OCCASION
TVS Cssx ov MR. srASros, Dxrury CotLscoR At TIE
crSron HousE wc have been informed upon the highest
authority the OF The alleged frauds the Gus
I'm ouse has been entirely mIsststcd IN OF the "a.
uars a IL not true seems, that wr Stanton has
shar suapended moved arrested account OF tho
snppnsed frauds On the csutary, Mr. Collector Barney
tas nll confidence ~ the bonesty and ntcsrty OF his
A. n,v The only rJundaton the charge consists In
,be fact thst one nf Mr. STATIONS clerks was brbed
alleged by mercantile house w this city 10 abstract
certain bonds fr0m tho Custom House The clerk has
henn arrested aud ali the facts relating 70 the case
beng Investigated by Mr.. Jourdao, the Solicitor OF tho
Treasury.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

Corosx NUspT RKxovro AZ Psovor NhasnAi or
ssw YoRK--GssxsAL Hsrss APPOINTED ~ HIS Pfhu =
p,.s,ar General Hays has been appointed by orders
,.rsv.s from Washington, 10 supersede Colonel Robert
/. yus.u,. as Proves, MARSHAL 0 New York Provost
v.,.n.i General Fry has transmitted q oomS'imen,ry
,,s, IN coouel Nyx,n. on his retirement from oes.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
Cisstsg Places of B..ias.. % gtsssio.

Tf.s rssr,hsos 1 ns say hsrs .Asass az as,s.w..,
" etoss ihss stores si@ciisn esy
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival Of the United States steamship
George Washington.
News from the Department Of the Gulf
to the Oath UltimO.
OPERATIONS OF The ARMY IN THE FIELD.
Further Details Of the Carrion
Crow Bayou Fight.
Return Of General Banks to
New Orleans.
Preparations for Another Sc
cret Expedition.
.,>,>o,,.,,>,o,,o,>,oo
Grand Musical Festival I'm the
Crescent City.
~SN>~@~N~~o<~>0>~>~~~-
Music in the South Before and since tho
Rebellion.
~~~>~~~~.NoN-~~~>>>~>>~>>
FINE ARTS UNDER THE HAMMER,
&C., 60. &c.
Preparations for Another Sc.
cret Expedition.
Grand Musical Festival I'm the
Crescent City.
Music in the South Before and Since the
Rebellion.
FINE ARTS UNDER THE HAMMER,

Tho United States mail steamship George Washington
Captain E. v. eager commanding arrived at this port
yesterday, with New Orleans dates TO the Oath ult.
We indebted to the purser, Mr. f. T. Allen, for his
kindness in taking charge OF our parcels.
The following rs list Of the passengers from New Or
leans by the George Washington
j. 7. Tucker Secretary TO Major General Banks J v.
Durand Dr. J. II. Wohner, W. Bruce, Mrs. Buckley Mrs.
Palmer, Mrs. q. Dutel and cbid, G. II. Cheney, Miss
NJ F. Purcell. Miss Bates, 9. H. kennedy, Mr. Newman,
F. Vnal Captain D. n Finley and servant Lieutenant j.
d. Warren United States Navy Rev. J. Denyclscr j. w
Brittingham. A. Perkins G. Townsend, W B. Phillips
} Wallace II. OTIS, C. A. Braedon, United States Navy
O Bruf. Captan a. B. Aiken, CaptainJ. A. Matthew r.
W. jerks, r. Goss, f. sievers, w. Elinger, T. Keough,
Jacob Isaacs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08
Public Speaking.

THE SENATORIAL NoNINEEs.-Thc nomination
by the Union party Of John p. Jones E.q, for
the high and responsible position Of State gena
tor. was most iudicious, and vii add great
strength to the Union ,icket in both Shasta and
Trinity. Mr.. Jones is one of the pioneers of Cal
iforna, and become q resident of this county
~ eaI ago. ms interests are ideni-
fed with the interests Of the people OF this Dis.
trict. and no man understands the wants Of the
people Of Northern California better than he
In politics he has always been Democrat, and
acted with that party til traitors rent il in twain
Mt Charleston, when he joined the loyal wing and
since hat time has entered heart and soul into
support Of he great National party, struggling
for the preservation Of the Union and dcicnse Of
its honor.
But Mr.. Jones earnest devotion to the Union
cause is not the only qualification he posses c,
for the position to which he is nominated. Born
and raised in a land Of schools, he early acqnired
fine education, which, with a naturally clear
head, an acute intellect and strong common
sense, makes him an able debater and logican
md forcible speaker He firmly believes the
only argument the Government should use
against rebellion is cold lead and steel
Of his opponent, Mr.. Singleton we have little
10 ray further than that we regret that any one
born on free sol. should. like the benighted Hin
doc, cast himself before the great Jpggernaul
car Of secession, and be crushed leueaih its
ponderous wheels for the doubtful honor Of being
candidate and Of having his name enroll, d
among those who are working TO destroy the
Government OF Washington
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08
THE WAR NEWS !

PHILADELPHIA, 4lh.--The draft oas complete ted
in all districts Of this City 10 day.
The Richmond Uhig Of Friday. 3lst, has n
telegram announcing the death of Wm. L. Yau-
ccy, The same paper says John b. Floyd is very
i'll, and not expected to recover
NEw York, 4th.--- a special to the Post says
direct udvices from front say Army of Potomac
il inactive and likely TO remain so for some time.
The first iustnllmrnt of conscrpts reached camp
yesterday. Rebel army lies between Rapidan
and Rappahannock.
Money easy; large supplies seeking invest
lnpnt at and PR cent Sterling dull at Al
Gold opened ut 2SS, closed ut 27i.
Richmond Dispatch just received at Fortress
Monroe contains the following: As a partial
relief from The unwrlcome news we have been
receiving from the Sauh. we have intelligence
of II decided VICTORY in Louisiana. The Presi
dent Yesterday cicv"d dispatch from Gen.
IIardec stating that Gen. Dick Taylor had an
engagement with the enemy under Gen. Banks :;
that he had completely rnut, them, capturing
5000 prisoners. The Dispatch also publishes
telrgrams received from Weldon and Goldbnr-
ough, n. c., announces repnlse of Federal forces
near Fort Branch or Jackson. on the Roanoke
RIVER, and thai they had retired TO Plymouth
Same paper says the bridge over Tar river on
the Wilmington and Weldon road, had been re-
built: aud trains were running rcgGlarly.
WHEELING, Va, 4th.--Thc Legislature Of
Western Virginia in session elected Waimun
Wiley and =. Van Dookle as L. S. Senators.
CNCGNNATG, 4ih.-Thc Kenucky election has
gone largely Union
LEAvE>w0RTlT, 4th-Tho steamer Robert Cdmp-
bell has arrived from The mountains. whcr" she
has been with Government supplies Passengers
dans as very desperate, and they say there is no
place n white man i sale. The Campbell grounded
near the mouth Of the Yellowstone. The Indians
on The bank made signals of friendship. The
captain sent Il boat ashore. just ~ they were
landing the Indians fired on them, killing three
and woundng one. The crew Of the Campbell
returned the fire. with what effect is not known.
The steamer Alone was hoard, d by Indians who
robhed her Of all they wanted. The steamer
BeLie Of Peoria, was aground, and it was feared
the Indians would burn her as the river was full
of canoes The Steamer sam Getfy from Fort
Randall, loaded with supplies can neither get up
uor down on account Of low water. 1t is thought
the expedition against the Indians this season
will prove failure for same reason,
VicESBunG, 30Ib.-Gen Steele has been trans.
ferrcd 10 the command Of Helena. Ark. In the
late movement against Jackson, Miss, Sherman =
loss in killed and wounded fo0ts up about 900.
The army is now undergoing thorough rcnOvu-
ting. and some time will clapsc before any move
ment of importance will be undertaken. Reports
in regard to Johnston are conflicting. 1t IL GER
tain, however, he can work Us no HARM
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08
Notice of Intention to Incorporate

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. DO HEREBY
W declare that it il oar intention to 0rgnniZr
Corporat" Company, und'r the name aud style
OF The Wcavervlle ard Minrrsvilie Wagon
Road Company tor he purpose Of constructing
u Wagon Road and collrcring TOLLS thereon lead
ing from Nelson Ilosmrrs at br foot Of Musscr
lllll To Bates ranch crossing Brown s creek near
Mlers ranch, and Rush creek near Lnngluu :
residence, running thence up Ru.h creek nloun
tain, and along the ridge thereof to said Dates,
Ianch. Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will meet ut the Office of Chadboulne 81
Howe, in the village OF WeuvrrvIIr, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of August,
a. D., 1868, at ! oclcck. p. m, for the purpose
OF preliminary organization of such Company,
and all persons who are now on may hereafter
hrcome subscribers 10 tho stock Of the above
named Company are requested 30 attend said
meeting Weayervilo, July 81, 1868.
FORDYCE BATES.
PETER VANMATRE,
NELSON IOSMER.
HOMER NJ SAWYER,
JOSEPH BURGETT,
JAMES WATERS,
MAT. CliADBOURNE,
MARK II. SAWIN,
20 I'm. MOSES CllADBUURNE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

OrPosITToN OcEAN STEANEn.-The rumor has
been current for ten days past that the opposition
line Of steamers 10 New York, U;a Nicaragua,
had been bought off and consequently dispon
'nued. 1t affords US pleasure TO announce that
such rumor is false and unfounded, unless it may
he in the fact that no boat will be despatched by
This line until the 81 Of October, for which there
ls good reason. The Moses IdgiQr is being
repaired and re6.ied with view to greater &C
commodatons to those who may hereafter take
passage on her, and ncw steamers are on the way
from New York, when permanent aud energetic
opposition will be instituted against Vanderbilt :
touless monopoly. The Central American Trans.
porta'ion Company are perfecting arrange
lnentS for the safe and speedy transportation of
passengers and freight across lhe isthmus OF
Nicaragua. The outrageous fare charged by the
Pacihc Mail Company for passage in their Old
coffin ships, has been the bane of California :
prosperity, and we rejoice 10 know that there is
d proFpect Of that COmpauys overthrow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

COMING BACK.-Quite number Of our citizens
who have been sojourning in the silver regions
are coming back TO stay with us again. They
say they cannot stand the climatr, and thav look
IS II they spoke the truth on that Nevada
Transcript
We are sorry TO add to the above that we have
heard many remarks from our citizens confirming
the statement of the unhealhlnlness Of the eli
mate on the Eastern slope. We should advise
men Of families to keep their wives aud little
ones on this side, aud come home often.--PLacer-
cHie .Neus.
1t is universally acknowledged by ali VINO have
tested it, that the climate of Trinity is unequaled
anywhere The hint may be valuable to persons
in search Of pure cir
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that meet
L ing Of the Stockholders of the Wenvprvillc
aud Shasta Wagon Road Company will be held ut
The Office of the Company, in Wcavrrvile, OH
Monday, Sept. 9Th, 1se3,
for the purpose Of clcctng five Direc tors for said
Company, aud from said Directors President
Secretary, Treasurer ani Superintendent for the
ensuing year. by order Of the Board of Direc
tors, d. i. GORDON, Secretary.
Weavrryille, Aug. B. 1863. 90 tr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

An EXCELLENT PAPER-We have already an
pouncod the appearance of the San Franoisco
Republ'c, published by G. W. Guthrie d Co., and
edited by Hon. Charles Wcstmoreland, one Of the
pblest and most spirited political editors in Cali.
torna. Every 1i4re of its editorials goes to the
heart OF the honest, fair thinking reader, and
every column tells for the Union cause We
tsieem Wesmoreand as one OF the most forciLle
tRIitcal writers in the State, and nothing would
gige rs ElQle pleasure than to see bis pap in
The hands Of every Union man. The piher folks
VIII not want IL until after their conversion
which will Lt as 5000 as the votes are counted
sepielnber 2nQ. John r. Jones, Esq, i, now en-
gagged in getting up club Of subscribers for the
heputl'e terms-one year. $40 six months.
% three months, $3 clubs Of twenty for three
mouths $50 At least hundred copies should
be taken in Weayeryille
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

THE DEMocRATs.-The Democratic party is
composed OF mrn who love peace. and who are
law abiding ens.--MarysUHle E1press
IN confirmation of this Siberian assertion. read
the reports Of the murder of Colonel O l}ripu in
New York city lately. Read the accounts of
houses robbed at the same time. Read OF men
murdered there by members Of this party that
loves peace" Read of the opposition, armed
aud riotouS, Of these " law-ali1ing citizens" " to
perfectly regular, constitutional, und neces
sary nw-S. f. RpubHc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08
.i ,,,,,t,;,i,o roror.,

As rebel sympatIzing papers and peoplc -.
fond of quoting Douglas as defence of their ,,o.
sonaJle doctrines, they are recommended to ,ir.
the following extract from a letter written jus,
before the close Of his Ife;
~ deprccate war; but il it must como -.
with my country aud for my country, undor M aI
circumstances and in every contingency. Indi'
viduaI policy must be subordinate TO the public
snrrtyU
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

CcLLAPsE CoMINC.--We are informed on the
authority Of men wrl vrrscd in the matter, that
a collapse is about to follow the silver sprcula-
tions that have been mady carried on during
Two years or more. There is evidence that the
crisis is at hand in the fact Of The great drprr
ciuIion in the price Of stocks, even in the best
c;aims, during The last mouth. There is prob.
ably not mine in Nevada Territory, whose
:" icei " viii sell for MS much as they would ii
month ago, by ten or tificcu per cent. and the
majority of stocks have dcpreeiated astonishing
ly.-- S. f. .MOyning Star.
We have heard as much minated from other
quarters Of late. Quito a number Of TriuiIy
people would gladly leave the Washoe country
with the same amount they carried there so
ihnr l.,.n 4,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08

WoN'r TRAIN.- Every day we hear of Douglas
Democrats rcpudating the liiihy ,ick. attempted
at Sacramento hy which they were ia he sold on:
TO The Davis conf dclatcs. Hon Charles f. DE
Long, the well known young orator 0f Marys
willie, Irfuscs his assent to The Robinson InanrI-
yer. Hon. jamin Shnrtlrlt, Of Shasta. rctirrs
IN disgust from any participation in the business;
II is understood that Gen. y. y. Cotton wthhuld~
his support, and others well known as lenders
will none Of it, The Brrckinridgcrs will have
it all to themsclves.-S. r. Rtpnbhc