, 1865-07-29

| assIrgd that the French Canadians viii be
found On our side.
AVERY PRESCHr AFFAIR.
San Ftauc!sco is enjoying the scandal
caused 1y the mlaadventuzes Of q young
F,enchman belonging to one OF our .'aest
man fresh from clnvens schooi. the dauEh-
Ter Of another }eaains French family, with
great tcat at The Cathedral Of Nofre Dam. dts
Tadoirts on 6undsy evening last. Tne cerc-
ruony WAS performed in presence Of large
humber OF the elite Of the city, and the
most elegantly stirred ever seen In the Ca
tLedsal. 0a Wednesday. tue town WAS
tta,tled by tho report tnat the beautiful
mtck-t ytd bride had decAtnpcd with the msr-
riage presents and wedding garments, In
c5mpspy with gay Lo thssto, whose acqusiut-
ance sre hsd mate Heaven ouly knows h3w
or where, leavin. the Ia happy bridegroom
IN Lis dtsolste bone without 90 much as eay-
ing "gcod bye" The whole affair is sin
e1llar and iuexp1icat]e. one In I'LL respects,
apd the cause Of the singular es:apa3a can
Only I've cortectu' cd. The ms. Frenchy part
o, the proceeding is the following advertise
mtnt, WHICH clip IRON daily French paper !:
Avis au Public.
| Ell Psrticulierement aux Damsg Franchises,
Un jeunc hpmme com ms IL fsu. u ,te d. N 4nchc
6ernies. FIX heaerS du 'oir, vu 81 feuatoe par-
1sr1i dtux Jouts pour de. ps5s ,nconnu..
| aerunems1t{rerpoLsable destettes On 'eIle poutta
coa1ractet, ct Qu'ea en- con.eQEen3e II teprerd
sAz FAAscisco, Is JUN. 1ss. c.P.
lrRAxs1ATtos.l
To the Public.
And Especially to French Ladies'.
Ayoung r,an, coMnss Il fdus, III .tt1.d ut eix
oe'u.k o. the evening Of Sunday iast, h Il sesn
tE3 az; Z, hsso for past
isir no way responsible 70 any daots witch shs
msy sentractt a.d ,h.t fro 2 dse hs WITH re.um.
tne liberty OF single hleettAnets.
sAH FRANCISCO, June -, 1855. C,P.
orR LATEST sEysAI1oN.
The people Of San Francisco are death on
sensatipns," ana just now We are having
one Of peculiarly n lvel character. Anoug
the offices within the glft Of the city is that
offonnc Master, aud the principal duties Of
that oftcsf are connected with th: en- fo:ce-
mint Of the Dag 0fdlnauces. He is allowed
nirg at large without muzzle. Ali dogs 90
caught are 1akeu TO the Pound, and if not re-
deen.d By 1ne paymen. Of IS by the own.r
within three days, are Killed For each dog
killed, be- gets certain fee, and an equI
tnonn: Tor burning them. Last wick tho
ieaed, aud when rogues fall ont, etc. ron
know the rest. They {the depusics) went b.
lore the Boa,d Of Supervisors with afIitavtts
setting forth that the Pound Master, Grid
ley, has been IN the habit Of making money
oni Of bis office in rarious Ways. FIRST, be
got tie fu:l fees from the city; ntSt, be
skinned the dogs, and aold. tue
kklhs TO the tanners lor nice llttla sum !;
next ht cast the ca'caasss to hts hogs, ana to
crown Ill. killed the hogs fed on thus horrible
food-mapy Of the dogs are fererish from
confn.mcut. and not few afflicted with the
d!stcmpef-and sold the pork In the markets
| 10 retail butchers ut 1G cents per pound,
Economical feuow Is this GrldIey. he ought
! T. have made his fortuue % IN army con
| tractor, aun would have done it If fie hid
lived u the Esst dutip. the war. The facts
ase we'll atthenticattd,a aud The result is that
| nobody now looks at hog fesa without
/ khpddes ent an In ward dfstur b1nce. The re-
| tall butchers sell no morc, buyers cannot be
found, and pork Ia literally dog cheap"
T Nest Of the pork sold In San Fsaacisco auy
| Nay il I'D on market garbage, and the blood
| and ofal from the slaughter houses, ia vhole
| or IN part, tuI dog fed pork Is someth;nc
| new, knd re relish the sensation. You p,of
creatures who are obliged TO feed tn pork
| taltened On clean corn and wheat, KNOW 1T
lie Of the luxurles Of lie; son perer Gu
jo,td cnc OF .'Gridley's pork steaks" brolied.
| ncd don't befiSve you will ever 9ant to.
LIT Is SEE roc pKA7 THAT.
q correspondent OF thf .44a Culifornta
writing from Pescader1, Santa Crnz coun ;y'
last week, says:
II forget 10 mert,cn, when sos.ktoc of th.
eIcps, OF sucle heaa OF let nea wnith grew In
messarlnR hse foot eight ID d q Ia Fcunafersuce
An9 wetth forty one pounds"
PertfpS SIN thought Father Be1lows WAS
growth OF trult aud vegetables il CallfornIa
VOYAGE TO KEW 6C1sEA.
An old Catifos mia pioneer who haa roamed
oyeE nearly the whole baottabls Garth, CAPT.
". ., FolCeE, Is now fitting out ress.l fn
Sen Franctsc, Tor trading and etptorinr
voyage 10 Papua or Ee~ Gulnea, the largest
and mott valuable Of the Dutch East Iodis
Island possessions. He.ptoposes, In spite Of
the restrictions Of the Government. Which
ieeards all foreigners with JEALOUSY, to N akc
tnde with The nstiTes among the smaller
Islands, along the coast Of the main island.
fos perl ard tortoise shells, sandal wood sod |
o,hsr o.. aF:icles which will find ready sale in
~ @ ~ Ct @ hIre. A. regards the beautiful !
F1snclsco Is tie market, as our ,nann.actur- :.
trg interests are rapidly increasing in moor. /
tauce mud as many OF those woods are more |
beau ltul than he finest mahogany, and can |
be ia'o Gown here caeaper, they viii In |
Cart. Fo'ecr has bad much exp .1cnce In tue 3!
Fac Tic mongs: the ialauda, al well as in the |
China and lodian Seas, the eaterpz1ee bidt
iA!r to sncceed.
RECOGNIZING THE LoGtc OF EVENTS.
AHer years Of separation on the au.stI,n
Of condeu nation oi slavery, or silence on ii,e
sul!1ect, the .'Methcdiat Episcopal Church,
aid The " u. E. Church South"' ID California
att agttstinE the enbject Of dropping distin:-
lion oncc more, recognizing the fact tia elh.
very Is tead beyond hops Of reeu rectton aud 4
tAat thtir ground of difference has be IN sweDt |
away By luz onward uarch OF events. Tho
1Atne1 Vi the 81. E. Church B:u.h, In Cali.
osn1a, Was Rer. jesse Boring, Of San Antn,
MO, Texan. Who at the ontbrcak OF The reosl.
!lon vas one Of The nost faAatical proslAyery
xealofs that ever met. He went heart and
s: u mo the War for the support Of slavery.
aLd an G.1d was among the bttterest peree-
b'auch Of The church in California has eTrr
Wen thoroughly Coppetnead In its precliyi.
tres; buf. ai1er ell, It would really seem that
''tht word does nlore.n "S
WILL NOT lie &C 'coN1ANtSA7Ep.u
Bnt while the natve born S3u:herners
aIaorg rs see the necessity of thus recoenfz-
lug the fact that thn world moves, there Is a
clhss OF c!ea!utts among Us who persist in
their blindness, aud will not forget their
plc)ud,c.s ior q moment I allude TO the
Irish ane Germans ani 1eT Of tue roughs Of !
aur uaiive born population. who are nov
told.pg indignation meetings ali over the
state 20 project against the action OF the diE.
eient Feu' th Of fJuly! conzn ntstees In inviting
.he ne,rt es 10 participate in the p.oeessuns
N our natl nsl anniversary. Hefe. ct Sac
amtu.o aId many other points IN the State,
Ee freltn and Others Will lave aeparatA | I
y OCT es1oLs, rcfuaing to tu1n out In the same !
II octsson with the negroes under a1y cir !
nmstanc,s, and the row which Is being
a!sea viii seriously interfere With the sue.
res of what onsht to be, and will BE-, the 7
71hdest celebration eyer held on the AmerI- :
IN continent or in the world.
TIE wEs1ERE REPRESENTATIVES AMONG Cs, '
Wien commenced this letter, 4 few daya
nce, did not expect to greet 80 eoon q 8
car old f.tepd fum tue Garden City but on !
Wednesday I determined to 20 out and meet
4e Ccl'nx.Bsess partJ, and do what could '
} make thur reception 10 Caltforoia pleas
at one. Taxing the steamer at p. N. on =. q
7. dnesdar. Travelled rs far as Ffeeport,
ttcen miles beloE Sacramento, on the Sac =
MT nto river; thence BY the Sacramento | :
aliey Railroad 70 Shingle Spsfnps> near 1t
sace1vflle. 10 the foothills Of tie ssezsa Ne p
ano :; and thtnce oS the Pioneer Stage line u u
= mo Tue air to the summit Of that mighty 70
!, uh,ain iange. whose tops are still cad ia 81
.I11, '1 uo~n to Lake Tahoe, formerly cs1shd Fl
,sa ,aAG hlslss} wh'ch Is only 6.5o0 fset abTe p'
N snrn,n,t u tas ssa; thence over the east y
'.,,.r S4't't ~ and down into the Carson
pnunept. Twenty tour a,,r. pas!n fl, q eae
an Francisco. I sten,ed 1tes nna. ~ t o1
lsI10lM n A. Sa.soa CITY. on which Co1fasf IL
ao bnoss gs xe!e s.n'1lng while mil. arr hand p
II n By the hands ana handrd 1qSm 1oal' sho * y
ID copies Of the Chicago TR1ncEp 'gi ghtas ets IN
lyr come around the conInent a,S Saica
rm here, hund, eds Of miles In the intcraa Mes 81
! their way to the shores Of the Pac5fs
A1.TAMosrr
- The Piltburgh dailtes make tbs fol- D. D.
wing showing Of advertising receipts for II
c year ending Jupe 80, 1865: e.
.ss9, ,s31 Dlapatch. .fa4.e41 r
numerical ..-.. p 529 GAzette....-.... 1895 "
The G1=efse has reduced Its size to seven r.
luluns on page. c.