Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-11-19

OVER rHR CALIFORNIA OREGON LINZ.
NEW YoRK, l2th.-World this morning ac-
kuowledges defeat of Seymour and says we have
lost State both on Electoral vote and Governor.
Appropriations by last Congress exceed $685.
900, 600, not including interest ON public debt.
Commercials correspondent says Sheridan has
handsomely check-mated movements of Early
= on our flank; has sent them back and prevented
contemplated advance on Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
Washington dispatch says Gen. Banks will
soon take charge of Navy Department. Same
correspondent says he has reason to believe
course to be adopted with reference to infringe
ment in capture of Florida will be the transmits
sion of dispatch stating that Government will
tons to any propositions Brazil may have to
make. Letter to Post mentions several instances
of similar conduct by Great Britain, and thinks
no trouble can ensue il the Florida case
Lord Lyons is lying very i'll with typhoid fever.
CommerciaFs special says rebel commissioners
have made proposition to our Government ask
ing leave to purchase blankets in Northern cities
Question is under Amusement.
Post. special says Richmond papers of 10th
are greatly exercised over Lincoln's election.
Hood is said to be marching on Chattanooga.
Rebels confident that Grant is preparing for
another battle. Rebel journals almost unani
mously concur in favor of arming negroes.
HEADouARTER ARMY PoroMAc, llth.-On night
of 9th force of enemy discovered massng in front
Of our lines near Fort Steadman Fort opene l.
driving them to their works. Rebel batteries
replied briskly, but were soon silenced by our
guns and mortars. Enemy determined to
pursue policy Of shooting at every man they
Our men forced to rctaliate, and pickets in
front of I'd Corps were briskly engaged most of
last night
CAPE RACE, l2th-Scottd, from Liverpool, pa
has arrived. London Herald denounces capt
of Florida in indignant terms says if Washing
ton Government does not relieve Florida all
maritime Powers have right to interfere.
SAN FRAScIsco. lGth.-Gold on 18th, 244GI, 4G;
legal tenders to-day, AZ.
MARYsvILLE. l7th.-About 3 o clock this morn
ing fire broke out in the Marysville Theatcr
on D street, entirely consuming that elifce, ex-
ccpt four stores underneath and ada to the
south wall of the Theater. Building fell on an
adjoining two-story brick house completely de-
the south, and occupied by the State Telegraph
CO. Office and c. p. Polnrd's drug store, was
partially burned. \ brisk north wind prevailed.
and it only by the greatest exertionS OF the
Fire Department that still greater destruction
was not done. Entire loss etnnot be less than
$500
NEW YORK, h-Hsralds special says Banks
has been in consultation with President to-day.
II is reported that there is strong probability OF
his being assigned to the position of Secretary
OF War. 1t is reported that Hancock. IN conse-
cucnce of condition of his wounds, will he re
licved Of command OF ID Corps. AMI assigned to
command of Department of Washington. Augnr
will succeed him in army.
Deputation from Quakcrs in England who
came to this country to attend yearly meeting iof
Friends in Baltimore, were refused admittancc
within rebel lines.
Hcralds special from Shcridans army says ::
1t is asserted that several regiments of old Mary
land troops whose time expired recently, have
enlisted in MoScby command, winch now mum
bcrs 500 or . 900 men. Moseby has net suf,-
ciently recovered from his wounds to take held
The .Sunday NcrcarV has what purports TO be
translation from Bahai papers, relative TO cap
ture of the pirate FLORIDA. Ii says after capture
of the pirate she was dashed to UachuscH, whose
commander at once prepared to put 10 sea-
Small guns and the crew of the Florida were
removed to WachuscH. \ portion of engine was
goinp out the people gathered shore, and bat
tcries were lcyclea ut %ess6- Some of the men
on Harhuseu &red several times at spectators.
which increased exciteneEt- Mercury says resi-
Jence * Ameeieaa CeHsNl at Bahia was mobhed
ay people and Minister compelled to put to
sea, having virtually been driven out of Empire.
The Brazilian authorities contemplate calling out
army to suppress outbreak.
Richmond Examiner saws 1t is reported that
20 iron-clads with n number Of torpedo boats
md transports at City Point Many officers
are convinced that there will soon be great
battle along whole line below Richmond. Bat
tle depends on completion of Dutch Gap Canal.
Opinion is that Sheridan will join Grant in as
sault on lines of Richmond, Petersburg and South
Side Railroad.
Gov Brown of Georgia. says in message =
81 am satisfied that large majority OF people OF
this State dsapprove of many acts OF policy OF
Confederate Government We should keep con
stantly in view the great principles upon which
we entered into this unequal contest and resolve
20 resist every encroachment upon them by our
own Government lie adverts to State Sover-
eighty and right of State to negotiate terms OF
peace In regard TO guerrilias he says - Bands
from our armies, and bodies Of cavalry belong
ing to Confederate service, arc continually rob-
bling and plundering people. He recon-
mcuds passage of act declaring all such outlaws,
authorizing citizens whom they may attempt to
rob to shoot them down stay them in any
other way in their power. He favors the use OF
negroes in every way except as soldiers
CARrER's PLArFoRM.-' Northern men who
have forgotten the memory and spirit of their
ancestry, and are blind to the genius OF their
native cline, may continue to PROSTATE them
selves before the imperious lords of Secession,