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Havana, Fcb. 25.-rhe frorch transport finis-
,erro ,rnyci FROM Nrrs Cruz .-st night, sud tho
report Ia circulating that the town oi vtNSa h.s
boeu captured ly the Imperial force. M dc,.l.
,rc giyon, aud It's believed hc st.,cmont Ia pre-.
mature.
From san,o Domingo We get nothing of interest,
and soon expect to ~o the remsus Of The spsnish
hoHt arrive lcrc. MANY nro already here, and =
GcElv looking lnt tev arc. Many uf thom, IA a
sanitary point of v.er, arc ruined iur lie
o. the 2ith ipst, tho English ato0ru'' Zephyr
srtiyci here IN distress - loiG ,h.s port on iLe
liLh Tor GAlvcsto', AMI Il is snid, chased bsk
by = s cruiser OI ne 20 J, thc EuFl Hh steam.
er III th arrived, bringing "i pAfseus~rs from Mas
>au. bhc brought n"vH II IA Charleston W tho
i6!h. Charleston Was heug eyA,us'"i hy tho
ret olL ard the steamers C.guoitr sul Badger hal
been ordered 81 leave there or be- burned. The
rear gisid Of the poucl uopps hogan the work ot
pi,g, and destruction pfsE.ous 10 leaving, bu,
Ntrs Grivcu ont hy armed ini hhi anti.
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Prom Washington,
The President Ia NotlGcd Of his Election -
It's speech, LIE.


Ed.A Hqton, H1rch l.-scla..r Trlmbul', and
rrprcs-u,at.yes Wilson and Dav on, ss she select
comrnittcc Of Ihe two Houses o. Congress to- lay
waited upon Pres lent Lincoln aud iui rned 10
cf h!s re election 10 this be responded;
Having served f1ur years IN tho dsuihs OF \
greIs aud yet uneudcd uat ona, peril, can view
Ihs cal - . second term 4 no wlat -1r HAaer ug
juot tcuIeut that may betar tuisA (. iLcult wp-.,
iu Which tsye iabIcd ircM th. urst, than could
an one loss severely 6crooled to tho tAsz. Ia this
view, and With increased reliance an tuet \ rhty
Euier, who tAa So .ra iously sustiiucd .b tlH lar
and With increased gratitude " the generous Ie1-
pie lor Their coqtinued confidence, | accent the
renewed trust, wiIA its get oucrous ald IerLicxluy
duues and responsibilities
No ra-pouse has vet been received from the vice
President elect, who dii a1t arrive lere unt.
tonight.
The secretary n War has sent 10 tie House of
Representatives communication from Patent
Ma hematcian Fry, 10 the eject that iCl rebel
prisoner confned in Flrt Delaware hai been en-
listed m the T. : army aud credited 70 the STATE
a MARYLAND, 81 others were credited T. to EtAlo
of Delaware. In August, 49,, these oulismouts
were stoppel by order II tho secretary Of
War, and subsequently l20 rebel prisoner wero
enlisled in the g. Atry and cavalry. They had
been pad the [. :. bounty az ut " NJ Or
leans, rlere tle7 have since served, ~ Point
| Lookou. il05 rsLe prisoners we're enlisted in the
| Ia. Regiment L. s Volunteers, and 5,9 ~ the zn1
! ResyHeat; these eplistueLts eng IgEoo under
} d.EeeG7p d 'ks fEs,asqG b. order q We ssTe'
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Congressional Proceedings.
NNNviInh CONGRESS second Session

sENArF.
Hash,nVton, hrch Nj Wilson, from the Mil
tnry Committee, reported a bu To givo the Chief Of
swd o the L,'utcnant Genoral the rank and pay OF
a Rrigadet Gcnsr,, which sss passed.
Mr Wihon, from the samc committee, reported
aiver,riy on tho lou,e bin to muster on Of ,er,ice
soldier, Who enlisted Tor tho uuc1pred lern- Of thc-
regiments.
M sherman introduced the su HundFoA Million
Loan III of tho U,ase, vithont amendment. and It
passed.
Mr. Il,rk, froul tho COMMITTEE Of Conference on
the Legislative Appropriation lNll rcportei that tho
C1mmlttDp OF the ssinnf. iionre hwt not Teen
allie 10 asIcc ~ CaTk explained that the cauf" ol
disaereeuPut iho old quarrel for s'dl. ona con-
l.nsuion 10 th0 cuployc. d me ilpus,,
NJ. S'smith o.i'icd Al anrndmt NJ lhai th' aeunto
agrco ~ the Appropriation Of $500 Tor u' p'ip'r
OF paving ruci cou'l lngeut expenses - InT, D." '-
rested Ly iosouuou o, the nouse. AT",dto, - to
q.
The Indian Appropriation Hill N~ then taken up
and passed,
An ameudr eni adopted authorizes Indians sho
have ior i've {cas adopted tho habits OF -i.h1rd hr
so .is .c ai.io..d toward. the Government Of Tie
Suited ~teiT.. " h'cOmT etig1u- and seItO OF the
pIblic drDain undor the Homestead las. Recess.
tyFsISG ai-"toN.
Mr. " Wilpou, from tie Committee on hilitsTy AZ
iais Io ottod the House ball Hncndatory Vi the Ia
rallmcnt Act, with rcverAl amendments.
HE nourc out resolution, paving Paul Forbes,
naval cont ruitOr ou hp contract Tor DO diuE
ss.rer steam ,,Qop Of war va paced.
ca'r, a. a sallTr Of s2nJo pr snnuiH, sas gnssrl.
Mr. sherman cal d up tho tay lill.
The prrGine question ~. on s'riflr OUT ue
section ct the houso bill 3. Ia the issue o state
banks.
The senat. refused 20 ostrto out the sections 20 TO
ar. crime, moved 70 'u,Ee out ous.haIt Of Que gor
cent tHN ln sats, and in-rt oue-ourth 81 one ror
az "a
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,sry II war. thS recruiting business vs- s,otysi
NJ Sptc-nh~r au. rhcse soi,ers wrrr not
rNhtot 10 s1y Sta,e snd payments 'urirddcn by
or l~ II the War department. by dircVt0n "
Grutrai Grant they were seni to Via u-Tsrirr~-t /
q the - Nwest. vhtrs uej have n 20 l-s-n erv
iur nder c',l instruct ms u the ires "a ri.
l, 70 r,'ooi rrn -ncr. hid at Rck islsnd, nin,i.
wen, during Ssptombcr and totct, mustetsd
into tie miDtAyy sryics Of ine buitNi So -
And or,sli't 81 Peunsy hAni,, W1th the
'Nc~ft,"o q t~e'vo ordcrcd e. Ohio. T1-v
acre only errditei With Tire lora bouatics q
tlC -'Gercn, slssc- They wrrc kcp, uu Ter Sufrd
Vie osier recruits Until mustered In and ~ tn
ted. On Ma. Gen. Popc's s,g5cauon thcy ere
sor' 10 has department. NJ oucr retcl prisoners
aTe known T. have tccn onliI.e'i Va the service.
report sibmiItod by NJ. WASH uurus from the
CJrnfnittcs ou Commerce shows that wade has teen
csrrcd VI with the iusirreciionsry STATE. reNiit-
isg no benefit u thc ,'ovcrumont, but inhictng
Injury sod ctherri.- stimulating scramble t'r
weLh, demDtAlxlng tnilei states ofrc als,
snd cneouragin. he Rstels. At Ncw OtleaHs sud
Norfolk supplies t. smuunt surpass % +;
belief had passed our hne-. ~ the same
time correspondence vas carried On with the
eu,my Tie Committee say that contracts COR
tNo million bales VI cotton have been made by
rebel owners VIII nNty cone persons No proof has
becn required 'hn TIE tgcutS we're 10y men, and
In order 10 carry those srccu atoms tue prcsi.
dents orders were changed without h's authority.
rhcv declare the result q to trade has teen 10
proions the wAr, and puotc from le,,ors written by
Generals Candy and Gordon, showing The mHgui-
tudc and injury inflicted by the rsde.
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Eews Items
n, rtg.gspA to fAs T.s Yori S...i

Tux San Pr,ucis.o ciIy government have resolve
e,l TO ,on In the nsuou.l celebration March itb.
GOV. CAv>cs Of Delaware He'd yesterday morn
ming after short illne .,
Inv senate la4 confirmed Mr. \. l.. Broy,on ~
10 Postmaster At Port Royal y. G.
Az. applications Al washington. Tor extension
II p.t,ut-, including Goodyear and Hayward'a
have fsird
Hos. JosA1uAS T.. woons, an old resident suf
au ab'e aud ,siins lawyer died a. he rs'ien'S
at 10, kport \. Y. yesterday morning.
TuH " jersey J. Risioture tHousel yeTeriAy
atel the Constitutional Amendment Tho re-
suit wbs received with chorrs snd his7ed IN ths
Hobbies. 1t was strict party voic.
TuE President ysstrl.y sent g. m Teni'o
message, enclosing tho finding ~ tho 'onN insn-
tuted 10 invest cato thr PrtorG Hrg nine dsns'er-
The failure Is ascr.hol 10 the following named ON
GERS .-Gcncrsl Blrnsdc Rrg General Perrera:
Col. J. II hiss, and H. g,Gencral Wilcox.
Tus Preadeut has approved tie foruGo alton o,h,
tie .pprcpnstou- in which wero cut dow luss
ono La the amount which was originally rsptrt-
ed. lie has sso approved tho bill prov,diug hsA
no part n aay slir or vessel shall be AdmoaruGst
or rogiatersd for tonnage, hat is US for cabins
state-roorns and constructed enurey shove the Arst
deck, Which Is not a deck 10 tAe hull.
Tus following Important aud ncouruzing iDtor-
nlhon zones hon WAshlngton On ths 9Th
dly of February Lsa5, AS men Wsrs en,-ssod into
the seTyee. The average number d meo uavlte1.
eonissltsd on thi rs 2a7s
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ICOrrsspoudeHcs n, S'c'.l
F5rtr,m Monroe, FEB. eS.--rhe steamship
me. Captain Jones' arrived this afternoon frUm
,sa,'o n. C., bringing no rers OF importance
si,a.iye preparations were making at Beaufort,
, C., for the purpose Of ms.tng that place tho
.1ers tcpot Of supplies fer our armies Operating
AZ The STAT Of North Caralrs, and also WITT view
h ,bc rapid uoycmcnt of Ma .GoucrAl shorman's
|, .-sy rorthgsrd when Charleston and savannah
.,n bee 40 longer Of any value ~ tasis Of sun-
|J,s ofhis forces.
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From Mexico.
Boldne-e Of the Mexican Gurrriilns ElGht
Villages Bnrucj bv the French.

that hazsusn Is entirely blo,Lcl up 80 ono can
90 10 the interior except st the rsk " his life
Trade IL NJ stand s,ll. The hc,cau guerrias
very boli, and the French shoot tho spot all
whom they catch. Lately he French burned Ell ght
villages i-csuso the people hsd not sivon notcc u
The spprosch OF the guerrllas A Frencs OH, er,
who hrouSh, in tw, nty !our gucrrlAs ~ prison.
crN severely repriman led lot not shooting
theru at tho tine " thcir capture Tho war news
from tlc interior sul lowOt e., at IN vcrv uutrus,
worthy srd couuAiictorg. There IN moth NJ. more
about tho Gwln colon k1tion project. rcsqui, ID
still at GuaymsN rc 'ruitug hud drilling uis troops.
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To'"'cr. P'b i5.-rhc Ameriesu prsce n.sct.-
tct- enut.Dcc TO Re The d, uinsnt hune Ma lc-
n--S the, Nv" reSotis,,om src not absolutely broken
OF while Others acvep tho statement that they have
iAii,d, and thai the var must so on.
The treaty u Ic-cc hNe b., ,,rued he'-ccn spain
nnd rctu The b.,cr pays an emntty q tour hun.
died milhSn fsas
Commercial.
i,r~rro'', Friday P,6 Il Cotton sales Of The
vcet, 3S,'N hNle~ The trsrkct cr~nDI irrceular
wltha doclns ot ia-i und"r the Canris ncvs, hut
coeed ~ q decline NJ uI American On the week
and ald on c'hor d..-' irtona Soct In port SIS, ,oN
bHlct including i,.pou hates N American
Hedsiuf~ market u 1uic' lud r,eait. wheat
MINER. frs'Dsns, market u quiet apd steady. lAIl
10 psscr
Londcn FOX C,-,sol. c'o.c A. 50 for money.
The weekly rctu oi lulion In the Bant " Fns and
tIouss ~ tnctcNe ot 4 .us.
American sio'...-mlnos Central n u si4G.2& 4,
Erie X. X 81 sag,
DcIth OF the Duke Of Northuubcr; aud n
Alsci non Percy, Duke Il Northumberland, whose
death was snuounccd IN Yesterdays SrS was
born ,u 1872, AMI WAS consequently seveuiv three
vcsrs o' age vhcn he hcl. H. sn,erei the Raval
Navy - = u,ishIVuAn Iu i-tO, aud serve about
ten years M at, when n, retired ou haf pay. In
81 he suc",Suci ~ The t'lc ,nl etiaus on
the doih of his brother Hugh, the a. al
duke. Tie deceAscd married In 1J2 .
dAushtcr u tho Eafl ~ Ncstmihstor, but
leave, NO issue; sud the family holcrs there.
fore rtvtr1 ,o George Perry, Earl u Beverley. who
belongs g. thc tctnGlc branch OF ,hc fsinily Tho
late Duke was t'nscrNsiINs lu politics. aud Was
FIRST Lord ot the Admiralty during Par p,rur's
fiss sdniu. strarou, IA l-i2 lie was AmuniNceut
co'ent r'puiatlvu a. Amsn "t Kind aui ssuorou,
impulses.
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GENHRaL SHERMAN.

Burntrs of Columbia Reported Capture
Of Augusta, Georgia.
T-he Arsso has rrivci here from Por, Royal.
whence she ea,ied February Goth. she brings con.
e-nat.on Of the burning ot tho city OF Columbia,
ss.arted below, under tn. he.dius II "Rebc,
Meas" There vas also report when abe sailei
t5a, shernsn's cavalry had csp.urei Au..,is,..
H.rsu.cs vas seYi against that city when
RcrmOn sc out on his march through the
'c2;oIinss
LATER
Dispatch from zen. Gilmore.
GoEuoIAI.l
WAN nnAurNESr, wAsH1NGroNl
March l-s.loP.M
r. 17joy.Gsneya' D,r. Se1 York:
TIE following telegram from Gen. Gnlmo-s has
hcon transmitted to THE Department.
EpNIs Y. srAS1os, Secretary Of War.
HHApor AarEus DErNrrxGsr oy Inv Souru,l
Charleston. :. C.. Feh. 70.
I.>u, Gen = : Gri,,t, aud Ma. Gen. II r..
Ell.ek, chez Of StdG Washington
shoas that We bs,c .aken over iour hundred and
E:y tiSol pie'es @. ordnance, being more than
double Vhai first reported rne lot includes :
sad lo-inch columhisds, grcst many 81 and 90.
poguier rifles some 7-inch Brooks rNos and
many pieces q foreign make.
We also captured eight locomotiycs and q grca,
pumber of passsnger aud platform cars, all in good
toai!ton.
Deser,-rs report that the las, of Hlrdee', army
~,s to have crossed tbs ssntee River yesterday,
bolrt for Charlotte, n. C., and tat i. was fear.
81 th't Sherman L.d .lresiy intercepted Geir
march.
It reported on similar authority that the las,
o Hoo"s army, 1900 strong, passed. through
Augusta last sunday, the 10Th. on the way u
B,auroGsrd
Ge-rs,town hss been eytcustsd by the enemy
.ad now IN our Posse, son
Dcs"rtcrs are coming in constantly. We hsv,
over 500 ready.
tssuei,l G. A. GuLsoRL
Ea.-'-n Commanding.
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New York State Legislature.
senate.

tfbnnU hdrri ! Hut- oEuT0tp - Tllr
RrAuiNG- 10 fLrilHtc Me Const 'uc'fn q. ne West
shurv iAl5otu 10. tUc iuptuNrdrhL NJ bnAiand.
stree, BTooklyu - prey"n' ~ net hhlnf n 'hS
wAteis o. suf0G County.
iIIi. H. .uhIsp INNun'fi'. me Nelfopo,lAn
Police COu, @, aucs hll An roriy,nF Hof,e ialrn1d
rpu,nnuie- ous.ue ui NrN hut- nd bfooklvu TO in-
c.ss tlrir lttrr o. uu"s tnr amount r. lcil hanh,
In, otpotsting the Ln,sActhockot tas Company ~
N,v Tn,s The ststt lhuE Enabling Act. Against
the .I relative % tn AiuuTy iut tho ~ih NcN YORK
Militia Regiment rIcad tO inCprQniutin the New
lli-'UtiD nj s'sIct} 49,,
BuIsIsIuuur,lu.- AuthoriTinr M increase Of tho
rate % .!..'-os' the ttutou NHer bonds 70 per
cent Rerus'ing tho tGrii nj tie ht On ~" hudson
River Rli4uh. Tor the laying out aud Improving
oman PORTIONS o. Nsw Work tlV Authorizing ~
i- 90 n the rate Of utefo on Iirootvn honds 10
per --r'. -..-.. ,.....
I'fid1p HntL Nondar evening.
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Ruts RrroRffp..-ro iacilit.e ihc seqni'on N
Iands Tor the otten-i'n 81 the 'ro-
,nu lr,.u..dncf Mntsr NurAs, 10 incorporate
,bc N,tniI tal, Rall Cub OF Ncv Nmk, ioeNtend
IA. tenn of orc, u the user OF the District Court
of thr -th NtW lOIk li-trirt 70 equal ~ me CON.
Ienr,tLn of rrrtrin .lUf 'a of tie Court OF Appeals
. nd .Ju tir,y ul the Su.U = toult.
N,lI,Ir 3. .lrtrore t.r rLiAtics Of The Heads ~
tLr T,ptltmo.'r Yi Brookyn. 70 amend the act IN
n, All lu 10 insuruhrO Goupauios,
~. P,..,r 10 mid tho Ihllirtn's Aid Society
Of n. ors 10 ohhngu the name NJ tho NatiOnJ
iiio and Limb IufuTance Company Of New YORK
k,rc-..
The hearing On tho Paid Fire DEPARTMENT bill
before ,hs Assembly Committcs was po'spoDed VII
ruesday 1cvt, at g0PM
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Death of Cardinal Wiseman.
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y Very Wise Owl.
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RsPaaed Capture Of Augusta.
HAHDEE;i ARMY BOUND FOR
CT .ARLoTTE, ". C.

our Force Likely to Intercept Him.
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THE PIRATE 0tEDE LEAKING.
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Our Washington Dispatches.

Important Congregational FRO
Ceedings.
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rDI CRLknRkTgoN OK SATURDAY,
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IMPORTANT REBEL NEWS.
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Effects of American Peace Move
ments.
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The I attest News
ByTeIoer nph TO the Y. ". sun.
SIERN N'lN'S ADVANCE !!

BURNI NC OF CoLU MBIA,
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A Panic at Richmond.
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LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-24
County Court Procedings.
II. FELLOWS, Judge.
Saturday

Saturday, June 18th.
People VS. Ryan-continued for the term.
Schnabe VS. Saunders ct al-Appeal dismissed
at deIandant's costs.
Slater vs. Askew-C Cause tried before the court
and submitted.
Monday, June 10TH
Diver VS. Brown re-taxing defendants
cost bill.
Barney VS. Harrison & Munsell-appeal dismis-
sed by consent of the parties.
Gay VS. Wilson c. NJ. Co.-motion to re-tax
costs denied.
Decker VS. Whitney order re-taxing plaintiffs
bill Of costs.
Peterson ct al VS. Harbour-arg gument of coun-
sci heard in part.
Tuesday, June goth.
People vs. Harmon-July returned verdict of
not guilty.
P. II. Ellsworth VS. His Creditors default OF
creditors entered and Sheriff appointed assignee,
and homestead set apart for plaintiff and family.
VIM. Jones VS. His Creditors final decree and
discharge of plaintiff from his debts
People VS. Catharine McFlynn-Plaintiff tried
and acquitted.
Thursday, June %.
People VS. All Tauk- tried and acquitted.
Peterson ct i'll VS. Harbour-argument concu-
ded and case submitted.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-24
INSOLvEMT's NOTICE.

In the County Court of Placer County of the
State of California
In the matter OF the Petition Of J. l.. Mcdonald
and lnsolvent Debtor.
DURSUANT to an order of the Hon. II. Eel
l. lows, Judge OF the said County, notice is here
by given to all the creditors Of said Insovent j.
l.. MDOnald, TO be and appear before the Hon.
II. Fellows aforesaid, in open Court, at the Court
room Of said Court. in Auburn. County OF Placer
on the 18th day OF July, A D. 1865, at 10 O'clock
A. NJ, of hat day. then and there to show cause
il any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent
should not be granted, and an assignment Of his
estate be made. and he be discharged from his
debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the statute
in such case made and provided; and in the mean
time all proceedings against said Insolvent be
stayed.
(-t-) Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this 9th Day VT e! !1as sPsAR D. oIsss 1ssI
BY A. N GAMBELT, Deputy Clerk.
II. r. S. Fifty cents.]
]. T. Cannon, Pt'sAtty. jel0 I'd
The Placer herald., 1865-06-24
TIE PLACER HERALD.
esssts Assssse. the Protection OF MAXI
esSItao.s Empire.

TIE msisrity ot the Admin is,ralion press
haze bssn ssfse Coz the enforcement of the
Nssses doctrine. They felt encouraged to
10 zee. mpaib agr. when recruiting offices
ssss opsnsi =, the East. for the enlistment,
Of sstsfsa vtsissfs snl soldiers for Mexico.
sasi rsseiis@l stiec, Was To be given to the
@ssisiasste Of the Doctrine by lbe permis
sss sed seeeufagement Of our national au.
1asuiss. Tie Sudden closing Of these re-.
ssHisE sssiisns. and the prohibition against
tss ssussl sxpsIition from San Francisco,
sAs~s4 that ths Goserrment intended to
fsssssss - siiiisle Of s'rict neutrality in
ths sfsfs ~ ssfifisnsie Mexico.
Itsss be tssa = mystery 10 this matter
tisi has f-.4'el iis anini,iaisd. but the fol.
igslas s ne 's,ss' E's,ern dispatches, would
ssssa 30 ace the right clue:
lie Tns Correspondent uf the London
Tseass af ist date II June sih. writes as fol-
lose u = essts.n that tive Mexican agent
sis tss sititsi zi Paris vas sent BY Maxi.
a. 90 - ihs stpfsss puri ose Of explaining
AZ nisf stale 4 siTaifs in Mexico. the
ssess : aiH'ais = The Americans aud the
So 81 "a Nstss'y that var would he de
sltssd sit fts Cnisi States. now tba, the
sss ssh iis >outh is over. The Govern
asai hss. fisfsf. o.. given tis WasLir gton
Cslfss ls en..sis'anl ,sfy plainly that
Nsssn e i5sf ihe protection Of Frsnee:
tAsi l1ssss srti a''oa sby power to attack
Hs ltsi sfttstsfs stI ..,sniurrrs entering
NssRst tsi1'tsft alb Lot.i,s designs. will
" tsksa % s8u.s u banged ~ shot without
loss - t.ns ts risisi. ihs. the United States
Daesgtassf. shuss good iaiih France OF
essfsss tfss tai louli. I. expected To d. all
~ f@sst 'a t.sp be-, sui j-ris from irjufinc
tss fsessef lts WasA.ngfon Cabinet ptotr
Al lss 90 lsslfs si iLls time to be on bad
tssas sah ilis sautify. aud will u, doubt
ess tsslstl't ih tlis aIs.r The language
ss4 tss ~ ffarts u rha. may be called
Sse ss.g . sts8 .siis. Il may not be literally
seessa's ~ nisirisinsd. bot it is substan.
s5ssy ss~
The Placer herald., 1865-06-24
ssThs l'sssaisnl Ia. appointed William

Ssths i'sessishi has arpoinied William
q lss. tsssisiat Governor Of North Car.
sas, ttaiisa seat lotto the rebellion along
~aA Bic sisis. sfl although a reconstruct
si.sss. h. sihsf.l g. she fortunes Of the
Csaasdsssst assii IL collapsed. Ills appoint
sssa sasls ssaan - indiraie that milder
ssssssss oil 10 adapted lo~aHi The seeded
sasass tiss hess tssu uFs~l By Ihe radicals
A ssssfrasFi II siiIssHs, ~ho take the
ssat "a s''ssl $50. -iil hs made In North
GsssHas. frf siish IN election Tor Cover
ass saa sasushsfs u the legislature will take
4efs,
The Placer herald., 1865-06-24

Nasstais MtNE-i'.areF county is not
a,sAaa4 lhs sisis 10 lhs quality Of It's native
sisss. ssa rsss.isiy no, lsggard in tho
sess 10 tts qssaiiiy 81 the arllrle manuise-
tss~A, Ne base teen favored this week
~as . ssanfis ~ the ~lns manufactured
zee sassas hpsa tie L's Angeles grape, at
aAs sisssssl Il pF, y. ". Todd. at foii's
NeMsg he sias sas remarkable for its
slsssssss. baiy sni agreeable favor, and to
saH lesas .ss cot ssssllsl by any lha, has
Es.es saAsa osg aoiics.
tAis siasisfl ss hsisssn $500 aud 5000
fs~s sesss liis -s'ss; the grapes were raised
~ kssi aaFigsiaoa; sai tho vine iherefrom
asashaishss l.syahd iaabt that the high slti'
sslss sad she sell II tho slopes OF the sierras
$50 Fs~sllssly sell adapted 10 the growth OF
sAs ssas.