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Evening star., 1865-05-23
TIE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
PROCEEDINGS To-day.

The Mili.arv Cornmissiou, settingat the arse.
nal 70 try the conspiracy cases. met 'nis
At co'clock, all the members presen'' Aue s'o0
military review going on mp town. ana the IN
ferception OF travel at the avenue IN cohse-
uuen ce thereof, caused q mucn diminished
attendance Of spectators. The cooler weather
mas a sensible effect upon the spirits of the
prisoners, with the exception of the ever de-
pressed O'Laughiin.
Most Of the prisoners. in fact, seem to begin
10 enjoy the unenviable notoriety Of being
stared at and exclaimed over by room full
OF gaping spectators.
Payne appears to. day IN a steel.mixed un.
cershrt, the collar of which rather obscures
tie massive neck, which goes with his deep
chest and ample development Of muscle to
give such an idea of physical power to the
possesso-.
Herold is working a straw across his mouth,
ciga-.fashien
AS the music from the review comes down
~ street on apuff of wind, Arnold and Mudd,
the Prisoners nearest the window, rise in their
seats TO look out
or~ning Of the Court.
Upon the opening Oh ~. Oourt Mr. Aiksn,
o1 the part OF the defense, saia that ~ tho ne~
eminent had no witnesses present, and If the
remaining testimony Of Government did not
refer especially tn any of the prisoners, but
was iptanded only TO establish the fact OF q
conspiracy, the defense would not insist upon
the testimony for Government being closed
prior TO the defense being opened.
Judge Advocate Bingham said that some Of
the testimony would refer to the prisoners.
Judge Advocate Burnett said that not many
OF the additional witnesses would be called in
reference to the prisoners, not more than half q
dozen. Some of the witnesses had been de-
tainsd from the court by the military restric-
tens at the avenue, preventing any crossing
while the review s In progress.
The President Major Gen. Hunter) stated
that there was opportunity 10 cross the avenue
at4x street.
Judge Advocate said the witnesses were not
aware Of the fact.
: A discussion here ensued as TO the advisa.
biIity under the circumstances of adjourning
the Court until Thursday 1t was finally de.
cided to adjourn over until to morrow at 10
O'Clock after the reading Of the proceedings of
yesterday should have been gone through with
When this was finished, Judge Advocate
General Holt said that in view of the i'm.
practioability of getting witnesses here and of
doing business while the reviews were In pro-
gress, he would suggest that the court adjourn
over until Thursday, the counsel for the ae-
Cosed meantime having an opportunity to pre-
pare for entering upon the defense.
the court, after some further discussion,
decided 70 adjourn until 10 a. m. OF Thursday
The prisoners were then removed from the
room, with the exception Of HeroId, who was
given permission to remain to write letter
His handouts were taken Off, and he was
placed q; q table, when he proceeded with his
letter, occupying some time in the work.
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" A rupor (urfounded) that DR.. S. s.
Hunt, Of Montreal, had given testimony at
Washington on the pending trial, has brought
down upos him the vengeance OF the rebel
refugees in the provinces and ne has only es-
capec projected murderous assault by ma
king 1t known that he had not visited Wash.
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I ApIEs, LOOKOUT.
IL PRIDE on TaS Il WORLD SHIRT.
ms la-st
Aoc SPRING ASSORTMENT dSG
1oo AT NV
NJ A r X n II II II Is.
NO. 4S6 SEVENTH STREET,


DEALER IL
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADoRNMkEf5
EMBRACING
PAPER HAN6INGs.
4 select and Varied stock Of Gilt, Medium Aud
low priced Pspsr Il enss. Borders, Statues. Osn-
tre Pieces, &c, embracing the Largest and Hama.
soonest assortment in the District.
WINDOW SHADAS.
Bun. Green. Pink, Lavender, Ohocalate. brown
and Giit window Shades, 0 variety OF patterns:
thade Fixtures, Tassels. &c,
PICTURE OORD & TASbAL6.
Blk and Woretrd Picture Cord and Tasse,s, dts-
ferent sizes and cotofs, beautiful assoftmsnS.
Picture Rings. Nails, DC.
OVAL fIOfURE FRAMHS.
The largest assortment of Oval Frames 10 the
District. Warranted to sildsd VI II gold isAi.
Also, variety of Dark WOOD Francs. VITA va
RED stock Of small sized Oval and Csrte do Visits
frames.
ENGRAyIEGs & PAINTINGS.
few choice Engrayings snd Paintings always
Orders for Paper Hanging and window Shades
punctpaily attended to, aud exeouted Ia the ben
manner, in city OK country.
~ Terms Cash fo. Goods or Labor
]. MARKRITXR,
hOG 4s6 eXvfNTH 61RBEr, KoS
ap S-Swf.i Washington. D O.
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Precisely at nine o'clock, fhe hsad OF the
cavalry corps moved down Capitol Hill the
fSaunh cor taklns the south side OF the avenue in
the Potomac and escort cavalry corps. M Sior
General Merritt. commanding; Provost Mar.
sbal Generals brig ade, Brew. Brig Gen Macy,
-eom handing Engineer Brigade. Brig. Gen.
Benham, commanding 9th corps, Maj. Gen.
Parxe, commanding, with division Of 10Th
corps, Brig. Gen. dwight, commanding; 5th
corps, Brew. Maj Gen. Griffin, commanding,
and I'd corps, Maj Gen. Humphreys, com.
msnding The artillery OF each CORPS fol
lowed its corps, except that of the 2d. which
followed the leading division Of its corps.
~. Gen. aeade rode few PAGES in advance OF
DIS staH, tne column moving by cor1paI les
closed IN mass, with shortened inter yals h..
tween regiments, brigades and divisions. For
the sake OF uniformity, and to pass narrow
portions OF the street, the company front Of the
whole army was limited to twenty files. the
troops taxing the cadence step from the Capi.
tol uhtl after passing 18th street Arms were
carried at RIGHT shoulder shift until reaching
the front OF the State Department, when thew
were brought to shoulder Each Brigade Of
infantry was accompanied by six ambulances.
mres abreast. The crowd filled up the side.
Saiconc Matns compieeiy: Every window, porch and
ano N 'front.' OF the Treasury Department there
Was oareiy space enough unoccupied to ALLOW
snst1s ne s1semn 70 move through A. the line OF
ment to keep back the throne, the pressure AZ
ar d limb 1A'-'i ''eP"'@iAlAs h1e
Cneefs and waving OF flags greeted the com.
manoing General as he moved along with mis-
,;I moops, .ne bands flled the wide avenue and
.inersectine streets with melodv ard the erra
gieamed In the sun like q river. Wills the ta..
Leo nanners waved gloriously out in the
molning % VINO as If instin ct with life, The head
y. Le Sauna reacned the stand before the
arrival Of the President and Gen. Grant. The
susrd presented arms. the vast assembiags
ceesreo' ana the gorgeous cavsIcade passed
on,Hen. Meaae returning TO q seat In the stand
ara MS stSA forming In the adjacent atrests.
Evening star., 1865-05-23

nSI F.-oRIENTAL LODGE, No 70
EGs,d.1 ssSvssisi sv %setief .iii be hssa faIs
seseu'enssf Tor this funeral Of b BosLssske
L---------- L------------ AUG. egRsDORFT. Ne.
rsTRAwBKRES FESTIVAL.
The Ladies' of ,hs stoF rH SEASON
n CnSssA e,as ta .a h%l9 H. srnA wsERaF fRsf1VsI
TCEsDAf and WBDEReo DAY KtSssInn9oSso s DAY,
30 80 ard 20 n 6oe band OF maj. naES, nay
oSseneslscs, Admission Is csnLs I'll! .. In
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Heavy Less By Fire.

NJ MAYORS OFFICE. 49,,
oee. in x. oFss Rs sog IN m;s e. @
81 ~; WAtIxSa Mayor
EHs hseu1s rseH. ssd
!smps..,s po5sI0n Of The sS%mupisy the
previous. which. although sppsrsntiY compiled
with. was disresarsed to great extent, the iquer
selling shops in the suburbs paid no regard to it
% my2s..t. Pro BONO pUBLIco.
~oAPIToL AND EAPIFoL GRoUNDs TO
6s rgEsDAY, ssa .Sd WEpNISssDaT: p 9th,
presssss esnsos vsiI E yi.tsd y i.Iss cTs.d:;
and tss trees and shra 6bery in TIE sroands Woald
mye.n commissioner of = susld s sssiSSa: saiiSia::s
~ DEPARTMENT. 90 9F E, METROPOLITAN
5rrrcr or srrralss;sSsss: :ss 1o.z g sTssrr,
ads4: sGss j: :ds as.ssh b.
to soI: ara rs"ai s2f 10 csiceE p on
%EDHnEsDAY, the 18th inst.
e SIS. s nss
IL this order. that q SUMMARY remedy may BE-
my2s st A. O. RICHARDS. Superintendent.
n"NORTH wIsTERN SANITARY FAIR AT
S CHICAGO.-The Subscriber having been
requested 20 act as agent tfor ashl ton and vi
cinity) to soliciL Contributions for the above
named fair,wh opens on the seth Of this nth
would state that any donations, either in cash or
articles for SALE hich may be left with " NJ
SRUSTER BRO. will be recsipted for aud
promptly forw arded to their proper destination
W. M. sQUSTER. No. 3s Market Space,
my st between 7th and 9Th streets.
TJ. R. MCCONNELL, l.q..
DEAR SIE: In reply to your note of to. day / have
TO say that endorse the resolutions adopted at
the late mass meeting held at the City Hall on the
9th instant
WIN. DIXON,
sAML E. DOUGLAss.
VIM FORSYTH.
mS <c-3 tRep3t D& sChron4tI
FLOWHR UElNNi
ODD FELL0wS' HALL
On WEDNESDAY EVENING" Nav 3lst
By the Young laa.es composing the ith District
Fer the Benefit of the
9TH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The most interesting May Festival ever given
IN THIS city forty Young Ladies, sacn re pre-
sentipg different Flower, ana all pleading esrn.
Admission 81 cents
The Piano used is one Of. stsinxsy's," kindly
loaned by Mr., MET21ROTT. E,yT.lv
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARrN,..n;n :

arm m: hss' under tn.
Itason of the death Of Mr. Doroth,. aAsssotsed Asso BY
Drsss. them ea To the d.% =
and all persons debtes TO the Arm Are rs msnt.
fully rsSu.sted to call and pay their bfli.
oesirahls that the afisirs Of tie arm SHOULD bs b
Evening star., 1865-05-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Mexican Emigranss Detained NJ san iran

cisco.
FRANCISCO, May 22.-The bark Brontes,
about to saiI for Arizona with 400 Mexican
emigrants, and with soo cases on nresIms on
who telegraphed to Washington for instruc-
items. If is supposed to be party consisting
mainly Of Mexicans bound to Mexico to help
Later arrivals from China bring Hong Kong
dates to March 29th. They say nothing Of the
supposed presence OF the pirate Shenandoah
In Chinese waters.
Heavy Less By Fire.
CINCINNATI, May 23.-KiRgan Co.'s pork
packing establishment, at Indianapolis, was
destroyed by fire last night. The loss is about
100000, nearly insured.
Evening star., 1865-05-23

~ The busfness viii be Continued he ON
blRCkHEAp st No. ass Ith strest, where vii
=. found choice Wines and Liaaors. The Es,ia.
Bas I'll con,ein everything in s4aaen Hs in
v,tss tns public generally snd his old friends 10
MANReoD AND ycuTHPrf, VIGoR Al.
auu atn res ins4 by HALhB0Lnb lxTRAOp 40.
EAY - -e0
Evening star., 1865-05-23
n q " NJ U 8 O.

NJ suneIsl Nsrch OF President Lincoln" By
Home !oq rDsl says:- fhts ane co - pss;tion
well worth, the rsputatIon of the writer :" Two
tnnstal usreh issued. Price thirty csnts: vitS
snsttt sf the President. 6.ty cen,s Gene raj
nst,s nse fer, cents. Gen shsrr1sn's Graed Tti
sitS 1isnasste astes;n byG Q. Ner nsn thirty cents;
smo! ns, ef &. the Lsed." soGs and cSorus ts fhs
% P.a apsG1n rs bs fosdsr
~ cS q Aersh.m Linc 10; and Az T. me msw.
ssies ,srtz ceeis ishs,ss ssss es ar. T. P.rE hurss
HORACE WATERS naued free Pa slisher
sale at the music stores In Wssb;ssssy.N. For
The Placer herald., 1865-01-14
CONSTARLE'S SALE,

HCY virtue Of an Execution to me directed and
9D delivered. on the 9TH day.of January A. D.,
1868, issued out of the Court of G.. S. Swenson
Justice OF the Peace III and for Township No. 6,
for Placer county. on a Judgment rendered in
said Court on the 5th day of January. A. D. 1865,
in favor of NJ. Mcbride and against W. O. Hatch
for the sum Of $2iS IS, and costs of suit taxed at
S43 so, have levied upon and will expose to
public sale to the highest bidder for cash. in front
Ct Justice G. S. Swcnson's Office. in the town of
Michigan Bluff. Comfy Of Placer, State Of Cali
1ornil, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1865,
at clock, P NJ, all the right. title nte est and
claim which the said W. o. Hatch had Oh the
18th day Of November. 1864, in and to the follow
ing described property, towt: a certain house
and lot situated on the north side OF Main street
between the Office Of DR.. Traphagen Oh the west.
and the Office oil G. s. Swcnson on the east in the
town OF Michigan Bluff, Township No. 6, County
Of Placer, State of California. said lot being 80
feet front more OF less, and running back lO)
feet; also, all the right and privileges thereunto
belonging to said house and lot. al Of which
named and described property | Shall sell us
aforesaid, or so much thereof as will be sufficient
to satisfy the above judgment, together with costs
due aud to become due thereon.
r. A. MCDOWELL.
Constable T. z. No. G.
January l4th 1868. .-3W
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rs "a subscriber" and perha ps vva,, ,,

rs "a subscriber" and perhaps we'll w,sh;,.
friend, writes us to inquire "wby we aave,,ias
patent medicines" We will here and no,v aa.
wer him that we do not. Our readers are ,v.~.
that we have for years excluded everything of ~.
sort, and the only seeming exception that W.
know of is the advertisement of DR.. C.. Avo,.
Co.'s remedies, which now stands in our column.
If our friend does not know we will inform h,-
that these are not patent or even secret moa;
cines. Their composition has been made as mi,
licly known as any other scientific fact, and b,.
moreover had the approval Of the highest mod;
cal authority in the land. But what affords -.
still greater confidence in their worth is our no,
sonal knowledge of the man who makes tbo,,
and the results that have followed from tho'
use; results as familiar TO our readers and to tho
whole community as they are to ourselves.
1t has been our privilege to know Dr. Avo.
ever since he graduated from the Penn, Un;vo,
sity in the same class with one of our person,,
friends, nor have we ever ceased to watch with
interest his singular success in and untiripg do
votion to the noble profession he has chosen 7,
anybody will tell US what we can advertise ~
more interest to our patrons than remedies ,b0,
will cure them when they are sick, we sbol,
cheerfully give it the benefit Of our crcnl, t;on
- TamarOya (Ill. Baptist.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-14
CHRIST CHURCH.

DIVINE SERVICE. according TO the rites of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, will be held in
the Court room on the SECOND and FOURTH Srx.
DAY of the month. Morning Service at II O'Clock
Evening Service at o'clock.
The Sunday School will meet at o clock
Persons desiring the professional service of the
Minister at Marriages, Funerals etc. are request.
ed to give notice to M. J. L. Bro,cne, Auburn
or address him thus:
REV. DAM A. McALISTER,
Assistant Minister Grace Church.
Sacramento
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Notice, 70 Whom it Nav Concern.

NA HEREAS. in the year 1859, ailidavis were
w filed in the United States Land Office at
Marysvilic. alleging that the North East Quarter
of Section 10. Township No, r. North Range s,
East. Mount Diablo Meridian. contained mineral
sufficient to make the same more valuable for
mining purposes than for agriculture. Now,
therefore. notice is hereby given, that will on
the 10Th day Jannary,.A D 1868, make personal
application to the Register of the said Land
Office at Marysvile. for leave to file my dcclara-
tory statement. claiming pre- emption right TO
said land. under the pre-empton law OF the
United States, and will then adduce evidence
to prove that the said land has been used for
farming purposes, and that the same is more val
liable for agricultural purposes than for mining
or minerals, at which time and place AL persons
having cause to show to the contrary, are re-
quired TO attend and show such Cause, and ma ko
proof thereof. THOMAS TAYLOR.
December 18th, 1864. CIV
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Notice, 10 Whom il Nav Concern,

" iIEREAS. in the year 1859, aiiaviis we're
w filed in the United States Land office al
Marysville alleging that the North West Quarter
Of Section 10. Township No. II, North Range s,
East. Mount Diablo NJ Meridian. contained sufficient
mineral to make the same more valuable Tor
mining purposes than for agriculture. Now.
therefore. notice is hereby given, that will on
the 25th OF Jan. 1868. make personal application
to the Register OF The land Office at Marysvillc, ,
for leave to file my dcclaraory statement claim
ing pre-emption right to said land under the pre-
empton law OF the United States, and | will
then adducc evidence 10 prove that said land
had been many years used for farming purposes
and that the same is more valuable Tor agricul-
tural than for mining or minerals. at which time
and place all persons having cause to show to
the contrary are required to attend and show
such cause and make proof thereof
G. GOULD.
December 18th, lSG4.-6w
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The Case Well Pnt

Brick Pomeroy, Of the La Crosse Demo
crat, takes the result of the election good
naturedly, and makes out that the Demo
He says:
Nor so BAp.-Election is over, and all
who are sensible people will once more be
friends. The Republicans will say we abus
ed them and their candidate So we did,
And they abused us and our candidate
Here we are even. They voted against us
We voted against them. Here again we are
even. They spent time and money. So did
we Here again we are even. And beside
it cost the Republicans more TO elect their
President than he will ever benefit them.-
Here we have the advantage. And again
thousands who have worked for Old Abe
beautiful Abe, in hopes to be rewarded with
office, will be disappointed, and for years
feel sore at heart: Here we have them
again. And still another They begun this
war-let them be responsible for its ending.
1t is bad time to swap horses when cross.
ing stream. Let us iather drown the
horse! Make him carry his lode through
The Republican party has dsarranged our
finances. Let it remedy them. Republicans
are holding U. s. Bonds Let them hold
them. In four years from now no one else
will want to! Republicans want to free the
negro. Let them do it. They want to do
the black cuss kindness by sending him to
war. All right. Let none but negroes 90
to war We can stand it. Here we are
even. Republicans do not intend to 90 to
the war. We do not intend to. Here we
are even again! They won't go to war
And we won't. Here again we are even
with them. The Republicans will have no
more drafts. And we will have no more
Even again. They intend to stay at home
to watch Copperheads. We intend to stay
at home to watch them. Here we have
them again. Over two million of men in
the North voted for Mcclellan. Quite a
band Of brothers. Here wehave them again.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-14
NOTICE. .

NOTICE is hereby given that will make ap-
~ pIication on Monday, February 18th. 1865, or
as soon thereafter as can be heard, for a patent
for Seminary Lands, located in Placer county by
me on the | lth day of February 1859. and MOI e
particularly known and described as follows. to-
wit: South half of South East quarter of Section
rs, and the North half and South West quarter of
North East quarter, and the South East quarter
OF North West quarter and the East half of the
South West quarter Of Section 33, Twonshp 49,
North Range East, Mt, Dabo Meridian No
OF Location 90.
PHILIP DIPPEL.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-14

ESTATE OF WILLIAM II. ORR, DECEASED.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersi gned,
IN Administrator Of the above named Estate. to
the creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers within ten months from
the date OF the first publication of this notice to
the undcrsign ed at the office Of Jo Hamilton,
Attorney at Law on the corner of Court street,
opposite the Temple saloon in the town of Au-
burn Placer county.
Administrator.
Auburn, January 18th, ls65-lm
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FOURTEEN YEARS Aoo.-Fourieen wears
ago last Thursday, we stuck our first type
in California, on the Placer Times, publish
ell by Pickering IL Lawrence, in Sacramen 0.
The office was located in the third story of
the EI Dorado building, corner of j and sec
ond streets. How many printers are there
now in the State who can date farther back
than this, and who have been constantly en-.
gagged at the business during the past four
teen years. -4maior Ledger
You had . little over five years the start
of US. Uncle Thomas We commenced
sticking type on the Journal in January SO
Are YOU rich yeti Trinity Journal
We lead YOU few years, Gordon having
commenced on the MarysviIe Herald in
l653.-Humboldt (Neuada) Register.
Why, man, we are year ahead OF you.-
We stuck type" in the Express office, at
MarysvIe, as early as the Spring Of 1852
Started the Placer Herald the llth Of Sept.
1852. And here we are.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-14

Eg- The capital question is a bone OF
contention in Idaho Territory. The legsla
ture recently passed an Act removing the
capital from Lewiston to Boise City, more
central location, and in the rich mining Sec
ton of Boise basin and the Owyhee. The
people of Lewiston have attempted to pre-
vent the removal by causing the arrest of
the Territorial Secretary, to restrain him from
removing the Territorial seal and archives.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-14
METHODIST SERVICE.

THERE will be religious service of Mctbod;..
Episcopal Church South, at the Court House in
Auburn, on every third Sabbath of the month in
the morning and evening a the usual hours
Rev. G. NJ. EDWARDS,
Preacher in Charna
The Placer herald., 1865-01-14
DIED.

On Saturday morning, January 7th, Martin
Fallon, aged about 55 years. He was native OF
County Sligo, Ireland.
Chicago papers please copy.
On Wednesday last, Mrs. Hannah Whitmarsh
after lingering ilness the wife Of S. ii. Whit
marsh of this place.
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BURNS FESTIVAL.
At THE FOREST HOUSE.
FORREST EILL.
on THE 25th DAY OF JANUARY, 1863

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
James Hewitt, Forest Hill.
Duncan Quinn, Robert Gillespie, Bath.
L. A. Mcdonnell, Michigan Bluff.
Thomas Dodds Todd's Valley.
Thomas Martin Dcadwood.
Arch McColm, Can da Hin.
George Doit, Wisconsin Hin.
John Pride. Grass Valley.
Forest Hill, Nov 18th, 1864
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EARrHouAKE IN MENDocINo CouxrY.-
The Ukiah Democrat, January 9th, says
On Monday evening, abont nine o'clock, an
earthquake visited this section. The shock
lasted about three seconds, and shook the
houses and some of the people nearly out OF
their boots. Terra firma trembed as if it
had an ague fit. No damage, however, was
done, but a somewhat quaint and almost in
credible circumstance occurred with Mendo,
cno's Hall of Justce-the Court House,
There has been crack in the walls which
almost any one might naturally have ex-
trary it closed completely up; rather omin-
Gus admouitiou, perhaps, that justice shall
remain mistaken when everything else shall
have crumbled to pieces.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-14

Since Florence has been announced to be
the capital of Italy, property in it has in.
creased 800 per cent. in value. Florence
used to be called the cheapest and liveliest
city in Europe.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-14

EE The Sacramento Union is almost fran.
tic with rage, over the news that the Senior
Blair has gone to Richmond, in the charac-
ter of Peace Commissioner, and that rebel
Commissioners, with Stephens and Orr at
their head, are gong to Washington. Tie
Union berates "Oid Blair" as it disparagl
ingly terms him, and says number of harsh
things about the ancient politician. This is
all very amusing to those who can see
through the tlimzy veil Of that exceedingly
loyal papers Indignation. II abuses Blair,
bat means Uncle Abe all the time; for the
dul!est school boy comprehends that Blair
could not move step toward Richmond on
peace mission, without the consent Of the
President; and therefore any abuse Of the
Commissioner for the role be has assumed.
by whose sanction he undertakes his Journey
But the Union dare not open its batteries
upon Mr. Lincon-i! is a brave warrior in
battling against the weak-bu. the most
cringino time server in the country, in the
presence of the official throne. Should it
occur tha, negotiations for peace be opened
and concluded under the Presidents an-
thirty, however less they would fall short o
the demands OF the Abolition radicals, nc
paper in the country would lie mcre promp,
to give its cringing acqnescence than The
Sacramento Union.
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TRIAL TKIp.-lhe monitor Camanche vii
make her trial Tip next Wednesday. A
large number of invited guests will aeon
pany her Oh The trip.