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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

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tn King q Iis Yer thank MAJESTY iOs yoa had
rsns5h.nss 'aaIs 80 10y n seeing Vsrs'ia hs' La
The rps oes iourrb Psri. rsi., Pope o.aeg
pir1urs q il rrsseA t:, Soahs- tabs
aersfta-e eth orr PIE II oirc-ns,asees hey sssrt wi
N rtos ianss aOi o' urse Tie BODY fahT % asP.n BAD
Srs,''os wisrs vii y. Head u the Church sor fIs
kaa' sssAi very ac1t ~ siiheai specifying any PARTIES.
u i stated ios yorer~e nat Geu Fieury Ia sboai
sp,sal l,si9l 20 - Ainc O hay IN eObneeooa We
es,or 10 os Govsfansnis Of FOTeass sa
Rose g Nls enysn'ioe similar 10 that Ehish aas bsss
pose that a.. j. aly H. is, he viii succeed The con.
cis eTscnaoa t~ fear IN take place iAres irsa.Pert
,Ae sh asl he ih Of D-us r IL spSsnsat
der Of he srny IA, oaoay ounced 20 the sun'
piiy thai al ne VIII had The prem,
ISIS STR tAs eoliesis which AVE bees Used BY he Es 81
Ma SLADsroNKs ISIrxvmw WITH TRK rrPN :
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,As sslesc. ,s -ss.Ay q 'esss have
$50, ed sr~tstsi, INTO srScs ssss.ssy
,aas ..a, 70 sA nsssss sss -.
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TiT pKrAxTURE TIE fOPH FROM RoNH.
A corrtsrondeat OF tbe Florence Aa-sa< writing $50
Rome tie 10th Mr. Gladstone and Lord
have smother very long ineteE Nh the Pog Abagh
nothing has os about IL everybody s;cutlJ msnssns
,s' , '. ass.i ~ 20 "a sss .s :o q = .s rss.
ing 90 that tie Pops S leaN beor. the FneA.
We sbsr then flcps in nacs I. would isFess
she that the Eoqe shoat lend himself 70 this last theaeai
sscaQadc bus ntv hearing km In e late aiocnioa deny
euffseaiv he has hc Italian aud sdifa thai es
,d las ascy call dosp xpen hsr the gifi q ths s,
.na ssd conduct rOhrg IL any lor npossihe stth Pas
TX The Rcrsrs Who naturally know better than any
else wlat toward The Pops for whom tAss
now feel Oly 81 compassion. laugh than
else a. tbs ar ty = thus sosaatA .Ass veel
dSsIshe N uadr tie color Of religious zeal ard apotos
liberty nat every says much better tor hipgs 70 ais
their course.
TiE PAfAL FoRkl0N IxoEON
It's armed that deser,ous have occufea m iss
Aribes Legion Mafscs letter asscrts that "a q Va
moa eolpans IL have have arrived 10 hat city ss,rs
ce a Journal H. Bsusses admits TIA. sSse
tious have occUrrd Bat limits the number 10 a.
hkloASDAGR
HI gaadAgei Il violent IA frrsno3e and VelsuL
PAPAL DRHI.
The Sas;oss says thst oAciA fem thc PsPa ns.sss
Mul.tr goe Paris treat 10 o maties o. ts fega
debit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
AL sTRII-
-rrx 1rx1rIA Axn rRANrs

AkLATto., RErN EkN AUSTRIA AND fRANCt
Tie ibeHayga declares most positively that TIE ~
lasat sa.o5s s,Rg 1st~s-a Priaee Aetsrash ana Ih4
rEencb Msis;er AKsrs have never been O. mo-
Feat interrupted disturbed
NISIgTER Won RKUeT.
An III Wen r4psrs cider appointment 81 baTos
Rssi 70 ~ Mr.y an! tie Inpal Household st-agfA-
snlag BIS lo-.tvr
INF Crsf1as oU-SrOS.
T-c ferar-o Prssil ~ f1r -. present assiHsd -
s5usis7 90 ca.r1r clesiiou rrep '4et ~ Austria
FRA tDicki PAErY N HUNGARY.
ore ts his = ~ Radical ptrtF IN Hungary SaAAy
has r1fts arfcs ir IRE irurnal caisf the NED
rh'fh pron :, = sainu 4 the country Hss-
gsry sags de- se- ksrsi 70 the iae'
es.s ~ other onra vi siteT - b. 1ois ne
reached pr~serr sstn1oT GER interests IN -frAte3
n nlr cree In oic sd ir The vcEk 81 ciTlikaen.
she IA not irdi1er - % re hie ~ tha 0fker
oorrirss the srriy ard M, defending -r 90 fnfs
peudsnce Ni len al the other pro, noes II . eesas
secessaEy defer -. rcrsltufi sfl hocTtics
svsEcH 80 m DFAK.
nu H. tgt a a. Ion prevented % NJ Deal aiessa
o,ntahig sgr 'ges. TIE ccshrsed H1nsar.a ssdrs
sroks ~ IL icrJsfi = foesEs
ssrer vih - Eisrk orsyrTAihY wateh bsys Ssessts4
fan tls agsbe ri S~Esvfin
pf1s 'tsy ~ fet Hl-u,i 80 ~ stsrS 49,
sIpr-tshs t1 eds % ths niis vtes -
hsl disru.ssos, 20 - ses-
yresa seftl-tasn d. ,isl utssby ho kih opo
uhch rave .aeF4 ts ss.s hsa tAs seee~-s
rfrs depGa or ATTY sssnaes hsr< ere r. 80
rnee,sns'y - n. s,ct ne ee1try.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
PRICE FOUR CENTS

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nsvss ,,sashlp sad ssire err Esnisses nee
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s.ns l. 10 SWIVEL nsss, tsoels sr. ss.a hs BY :.
sse,s n ~ sctisty ~ hrr .ssse. -. IN sospsrsy N.
vic pre-. o hrtesfei ~ ssy ssdsI she ssls - 80.
BSsTI 81 hs.s r. ny dssss. ~ svs Il ay
To kccrnPAta ms So to.rty sspcor, 80
las Iced fyoeI 0y sus,sf
IT r5rrCeL al - This rrlfr HtJ -
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~ "a susery tie 1boscspeesh His a. aspLuss
-f~rfad hy cheers and AZ ns c0nciA.ns O@a snd
al, iIis Majesty then roe bowed 70 ~ f...stsE.
80 81 a. Withdrew and eatapflasae s'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
BELGIUM.
SPANISH RKPUaERs.

IL WA stated that the spanish Government had AL
sss representation cabinet Il brass.s In raiisu ~
Engaged in most op-n nirgues 20 lsinrb lnehe oFaer h
spain ,
Kr@ ~ MsIss, read The following sr-esh hou iAs tes
uIsrssss ss,s zee ass,,sss - aas 2 s.a ,srs
sld q Ne s.'ios' ,s. go IL ..sS q o. rs
,ss,. .rs psss s.osiss- h ,hs ceasAils
' ss.,s emf e Ne ssf os. the .Is.
BssIsn h e ~ih srvA. Satisfaction TIA, state the sEesrnt
srsais osbsds poeu q Esfope Bssp has =.
sasd calm confteai I'D p-ue ed WITH tho tsh ~ - az g
s.sHd'y .As Si ssa.iH % hs egis - N tss p, va
hss no, ben .AaAsn sheash oar pesitsa asns eef -
a. A. n. r. rS al, ,Sss ~. ds.sd e,As TsspAs
the Cd. sn.aors AID 0f all s.sss . zee
n: -. .s s s ..s.i l., >. S.,. wSs IS
os ihess whe h.,s .aasFel words Of shsds 70,
ssisy ss.s.I AZ wsIln, s.s. .hs as.y q a a. e ses
usss seuyy eisvss ~ia everything TIA. y sdHs tns s
Ss.sslss .ssr.s sHch pss oct :. hs no.
sasss Iasss the hisi tank the rssaert ns.ueoe. psss
s..y . i s'g 70. .sisas. Z Sss 80 the is.IsScn q
vorAn s..eL II. s,ancs ~ The tsntes WI nsss
80 .os. d So liberty 81 rsnsfsins worthy
of .ht necaat5 strive The rs,ni y The hstse hs 90
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,.rsv. With rapd ste. The srses- ass.afs. A.a ~ ny
AZ 10 sus plssus wh.h has ngsd essShes uh gsst htea
v L.. rsu ssy VI 10 ak, whess scoP ne
have :" 70 T's s " y. g Il @ pcp.sS. sp,
sg Of havrt..na,sn dfe mEr Semshi ne 80, ,leh
pssvss'' es'atan ga "a, sssa 'o "a. a. ~ ~
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yet % sse' '. s,s I, f.d N ne s,s. 81
III. "a. "a "a ~hiin f-co@ssns 10 ne e.,shssned
.. kr .samsrc~ an4 r.seioa -ish japan Witch
0iy vi. 90 onyaten vita thas ds..ned 70 opsa ~
hshia asw ee. s~sSj ths coaaes u The saiIsas Yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
FoREIGX CORRESPONDENCE
IRELAND

as EHsrAx o0syIou-THT WHIT or EREoE-BESr
pOwLfso MULcAHY ~ coUEr--THK TRINITY COZ
IEoz HlsToRIcAL socTBTT-AN ASTf.ESoLIsH ADJ
pxxSe--A EEzsATTox--yoRMATIoS % A RKIoHa
LAAsrB ~ BUBLB-A LOOK OCT TOa JAMEs
vrKYHKxs-srRAEGE SEINE N BELBA1T-AkLIkF
HITTING FOR ouEsEC-AETf-PUsETrTB DKMoS.
ssRArYox-TEsULTs 10 TIE ARcHBIsHoP-A
s-Exs IL TEE RoTuHDA, 60, &c.
~ Or srsesa casvsspS-4ssG 49,,
n. Fenian oonvict, Denis Bowling Muleahy. WIS
s.ght over from England on Thursday morning, snd
slsy Eas PLACED ct tbs baE Of the Court Of Queen
sA for toe puIFoss d assigning snor'ss thslsVyen
- 10 great was tie change in bis sppssrancs stes hs
ssrssoB that his fFsn5s could hardly Fecogr1s him
tt not sem to be In bed health bit be shaver fsoe
y ssaEic, garb rendered him veg unlike Tie Har vs
Ma TIE 6ock les, Deeeshsr vel dressed and bearded
ssbssa" KnoFing that his Dressnos might occasion
~ aiemeDi The Government had strong force II
- h fhe ooart-h0Bse srd outside Of u ard great ere
tfen - prevent the gathering u .
~ IA either uIaee 81 spici1us looking Pc
- we're Fefsssi admission. soms u ths pFisonsrs
sfi AID rtlsfsef succeeded h setting entrance Tie
fslf nodded recorft o. % them, bet wa rot allowed
eE.ss W cgmiasn eafs uiih them s'teIngi " h.s
- y shske bs1es vita him vlS pfsveHted b. tLs
re. sOics srsaii01 then took piase beHoea iis
i ahd the udses 10 refsFsaoe 70 TIE csss % tie cd
'tza "a pfisC8ef SeuaDie G A. NJ sss ieHFifg
ear biz sister o. de smother attsfnlf ~ shake ksnts
y Nu ged tf.s frae fhe fucese1ed- Hc Nw fhfg
- - ost hsisefl lcs ~ pDcs, plcei 10 f3s prison
~ cassa ~ Noangoy Prison U0eniTd 'f'ot
"s'ssslsg ssfehiseJng Ne 'sl'ef' W eVssisl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
BY STEAMSHIP TO SOVExBER l..

The Royal Mail steamship Scotia, Capt. Judhins,
wtleA !sn Liverpool p the ih. and Queenstown
the 18th Of November. arrived hsrs yesterday morning
TIE virginia arrived At Qnseast0n the afternoon Of the
18th the China At Liverpool The morning Of the 5h Of
Novsmi-r
~ ..i,.an from Qushse, frmery reported 70 have
arrived Asa via nachin,y dansged reached Liverpool
OIL m l.th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
GREAT BRITAIN.
HEAYY FLOODS " ExGLANp.

vefy sfioe hois pIeyalng Lancashire and York
shrr and damage being done Railways sub
merged various locass and of low lands
submerged H. FOOLS generally greater than auy that
have oocurei Ti.'Il hilhg nsHoU
IyzOLUTiOS OF lHl III, EAroOL Corfos BRoKIKs AssO-
rA1fOy.
he TtcfIo cotton Bfote Association lad adopted TIE
fuIiHw4ir ffsttHfrsu
That No. 0p,ro n ths Asscision that The sellers Of
cotton should foh and after Dee REQ fuy Aecepi he
spOllbDy viii rspeIi 10 GaaddssuJ falsely paeled Jam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
FRANCE.

sUNoKEp caAEaEs IN THE cAslSET.
Pans, Tuesday Nos = lso6
fAas are r1mou that changes are about IN be
csc in the French Cabinet.
- IMPORTANT T1BoRAK PROM THE USrrED STATS
0OvHREMEST.
LONDON 1usseay Sov 2 iseo-Noan
AtsEsgsspAIo Dispatch was received yesterday from
Washington By tho United States Minister At Paris
n dispatch was . very long one. occupying many
AN in transmission and i Is believed that IL -
.sss e re MeIic4n question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
EUROPE
L.v, RI THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO nov. a.
GREAT BRITAIN.


81. ..,rrvoArs-eRKAF KxCIrEEKSr II IRELAND
g-,wF,rrS OF TIE KSeIISH PRrsS.
IL $50 IOxnox Tuesday Nov g-Neca
Il vauisa troubles in Ireland have assumed con
- ureoorticus, and there r no debit 'oS' 81
- sa.hroak hes occurred.
=. reeic,ents Of national troops ve-e MsepI5 VI
-. - Ireland yesterday AitsTnoon' AHd "'alsP
-. Asin= vrepa-ed all night last night 81 Ports
-. Gunbos,s sss ssiliRs for irsa ports
-. ,s.,.ahreas 81 marines we're aiso cent over
4. a,ss,..ava on The war steamer Plymoa'h
F,--,,... :, cbstham has been ordered 20 sail Tor
n.snutsvn i@nsdiaisly.
ven alarm Is felt ct COrk and through'c' iTs'Aa"
InnEAly.
al. Toslon nmss this morning believes that To-
al OwEasissr Stephens viii coon ARSE on '''
- Indeed, be has not already.
n. es.bs eaissriAlly hints thst & more serious
-Aa. 9Th the Unitsa States is really a. he bottom
4 nc Fsnisn outhTsak.
J nAA London papers to-day except IAs Pest
K<e.sneoasy use Etr0Rg and biter language against
a, FsBiAns and Earn them that they win receive no
nmy.
n, nsues SAYS: "The rebellion must be stamped
~a We stamped cat thu cattle plague"
n. Nsuss says; "ERelsnd must pa' down releat-
s,,g The seaisiOus movements which Der misrle las
rsss1 up"
n. Telegraph declares that measures must b,
- which viii render It certain that the very hrS
,rvsons Of revolt must be stamped ogt with an is"a
~"
n Stsr SAYS; "Englshmen dread he od.oas nf-
ruiiy Of crushing any rebel movement"
N Standard says: Captured robbers should Ger
sssy be le to the just rigof OF the Law, aud there
,lssla be no hope for them from the United states.
"a NoruiHg Herald. referring to the condemned
TSuiAns in Canada says there should he DO oop-hoe
sfs,oape for future offenders.
90 TKxsAxx AND THK UNITED STATES CONVENIENT.
LONpoS Tuesday. Nov. q, isf6--Evening
n, Moruias H,rald believes that the Government
4 che United States win endeayOr 20 ds,es' the
ysnisn plots At the proper tine.
rHB ALABAMA CASE
LoxDoS TUESDAY No. .--No,n
n. Noraasg Hsrald TO-DAY says thsi United sia'e'
Minister Adams has revived the Alabama case A
osboei meeting viii soon be held when the case VII
rs.sve The consideration which is importance de-
tsIYts
TRADE REFoRN
IoNpoS Tus-ssv Sor. g.-Noo--
L 1 od.esany announced thai TIE Government has
p.Orly refused the use q ths parks ioT trade re-
hm demonstrations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS OUr.

LsuosuEHNE. Nov. 2s-NoOn-1ns s'etnshiE DAz-sscls.
sloA sn .sec Nov T. o-ehed Asre today hsE vsy
sLivsTpooL
HATEE Nov. e7-NOoa--Tbs General Trsnssiisnne Com
10y steamer Persrs Which len Tolt tie '-i mt
szsres . flls port esriy tAis naTzlEg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
SPAIN.
MORE KxrUrfoN.

Ito PARIS correspondent Of the HieYesaasss seer
sa,s that tao Captains -four LieuenAnis and sae enes
belonging b. rrgirnt % the Ason Of oaraeea<A hese esfu
rot ior muny T probably tie origin Of he iAs FePsrs
nat disorder prevailed al SangossA .
dra'r, os NalTs daisa tie ia states that The sssa
witch NJ. ave scns " Malta vii ienain IN SpsAsA
ru'erx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
PORTUGAL.

Dn Ni1le,. nuka Of Bagarfa--the prstcads 10
hc hrs olfctns Aided oa LIS liih, tcs srsAs 81 afs
l4fAy ugullisct. n balen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
ITALY.
A nrssioE TO aoxE.

A nBsioE 10 RoEE.
TISEENcE Tse-2sy. NOV. r .sot
IA Italian Government has determined 20 send
VsseFgi ~ q mission 10 Rome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

" IN nFSkarERs-


AN Ut 10 DESkaTkRs-
A royei decree hs.l been issued granting
nessy ds.erp- nv army and ravy sk0 had ENLISTED
h Ansfrian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28

twas stated that the spanish Government had al
rssd representation the Cabinet Il brssssis In rviaeu ~
spanish rsnres residing IN thH capital dcS.rlig th'n 70
IN jagged in nos oI-n nirgves % lsiurh pubic oder h
The Placer herald., 1866-06-23
CLIPPINGS.

Qua GOLD PRoDucr.-Mr. A. D. Richard
SOD, in one Of bis recent letters, says:
"Within ten years after the cars run from
ocean to ocean, the gold product of the Pa
cific coast will reach 100000 900 per an.
num-"
First street, Oakland, is to be opened to
the Point. Three thousand dollars has been
subscribed for this purpose.
At Allison Ranch, lately, the sum OF
81 900 was subscribed in aid of the Fenian
cause.
More than one thousand passengers have
arrived in California during the last four
months, in excess of the arrivals for the cor
responding four months last year.
A Springfield manufacturer has obtained
patent recently for paper shirt which
can be got up for 25 cents, and be made
sweat-proof
The British feet now off the Canadian
coast is manned by SILT men, and carries
an aggregate Of 44s guns.
Ten thousand persons 10 New York make
make their living in the rag business
DEATH OF AN OLD FEDERAL OFFIcER.-
George E. Badger of North Carolina is dead
He was Secretary of the Treasury under
Gen. Harrison, and afterward an U. s. Sena.
tor for six years. He was an old fashioned
conservative Whig, and an able, honest man.
The death Of Mormon Bishop is thus
announced: He was 81 years old, and
leaves an interesting family of eleven vives
and forty. seven small children to mourn bis
loss"
One hundred and fifty thousand Germans
will probably leave Germany this year to
seek homes in America.
| Alexander Dumas proposes to build an
immense theater in Paris, where the plays
of every nation will be produced.
1t is estimated that there will be third
more grain grown this season in Humboldt
county than in any former year.
THREE Crops IN One YEAR-The pas
year Mr.. Foster, who resides opposite Sta
Piles Ferry, on the Mokelumne river, dug
three crops Of potatoes.
Only one>eigh,h Of the great State o
Illinois is yet under cultivation.
A man named H Clark writes to ,h
Alameda Gazette to say that the world i
coming to an end on the first of September
No postponement on the account of the
weather.
A caucus Of The Indiana Republicans wa
held recently, when four of the members de
clared that they would not vote in favor o
any bill or amendment looking to the estab
lishmeut of negro suffrage.
EHIn Ceylon, the marriage ceremony i
performed by tying the couple together by
the thumbs. In this country they are mod
estly tied by the ears.
The Placer herald., 1866-06-23

DIsTRrcTINo.-The Supervisors Of several
counties have distrcted their counties and
appointed election officers, as required by
the registry law. In Nevada county, the Su.
pervisors have made but one polling place
in each township. This connot but prove
inconvenient to voters, as some of the town
ships are large extent--Grass Valley town.
ship, for instance, being about sixteen miles
in length.
When our Board Of Supervisors engages
in the work Of distrcting, we hope they will
avoid an arrangement so stupid and unac.
com,nodating.
The Placer herald., 1866-06-23

REGISTRATION. - Our County Clerk has
not yet received that ponderous volume,
yclept the Great Register" but is looking
for it daily. When it comes, he will be
ready to inscribe upon its ample pages the
names Of those who present the required evi.
dence. Adopted citizens will remember that
they are required to present the proof Of
their citizenship directly to the Clerk.
After the Register is received, and the Of,
ficers commence their work, we will lay be,
fore our readers the rules that may be laid
down for obtaining registration.
The Placer herald., 1866-06-23

PRIzr FIourINe.-A prize fight came Of
at Cunningham's Station, on the San Jose
Railroad, on Wednesday. in the presence OF
about 600 spectators. Taylor and Backey
fought 81 rounds iu one hour and 81 min-
utes-Blackey winning the fight by foul
blow, although the most severely injured OF
the two. A second fight, between Johnny
Devine atlas "The Chicken and Thomas
McGovern, alias "Soap," was won by the
latter, after ll6 rounds, occupying one hour
and So seconds. Blackey was SO severely
pummeled as to require surgical treatment.
1t seems very singular that the parties are
not arrested and convicted when so much
testimony can be obtained.
The Placer herald., 1866-06-23
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
Through Line to New York.
CARRYING. UNITED STATES MAIL

f> WILL LEAVE FOLSOM STREET
@ffHyS Wharf at II o'clock. A. NJ. of the
e f1 following dates. for Panama, con-
Meeting, via Panama Railroad with one Of tho
Company's splendid steamers from Aspinwall for
New York;
On the 10th, 18th, and 3otb of each month that.
On the 10th, 10Th and 3Oth of each month that
has 81 days.
When the 10th, 10th and 3Oth fall on Sunday,
they will leave on Saturday preceding; when tho
18th falls on Sunday, they will leave on Monday
following.
Steamer leaving San Francisco on the 10th
touches at Manzanilo All touch at Acapulco.
Departure of 18th or 10th connects with French
Transatlantic Co.'s steamer for St. Nazaire, and
Eng ish steamer for South America.
Departure of 10th connects with English steam
er for Southampton, and P. R. R. Co.'s steamer
for Central America.
Departure Of 3Oth connects with English steam
er for Tumaco, the port of the new mines.
The following steamships will be despatched on
dates as given below:
June 9th-GOLDEN AGE, Captain E. S. Farms
worth. connecting wsth Costa Kica, Captain,
Bradbury.
June th-CONsTITUTION Capt. F. R. Baby,
connecting with New York. Capt. Gry.
June 39th- GOLDEN CITY, Capt. J. 4. Watkins,
connecting with Arizona. Capt. Maury.
Cabin passengers berthed through. Baggage
checked through-l00 pounds allowed each adult.
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine
and attendance free.
These steamers will positively sail at II o'clock.
Passengers are requested to have their baggage
on board before 10 o'clock.
Through tickets to Liverpool by the "lnman
Line" can be obtained at the Pacific Mail Steam
ship COmpany's Office, San Francisco.
For Merchapdise freight apply to Messrs. Weps'
Fargo b Co.
For passage and all other information, apply
at the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s office, corner
OF Sacramento and Leidesdorf streets.
OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent
The Placer herald., 1866-06-23

EMBROIDERED DREssEs.-The fashion ol
having embroidery on cloaks, ladies' and in
fact, garments OF almost every description, is
rapidly on the increase in this country
imported, as are other fashions, from Paris
Fortunately for the ladies, the crisis has not
caught them unprepared, and left them with
no other means Of ornamentipg their arti.
ces OF dress but the tedious and tiresome
one by hand. There is at least one of our
popular sewing (Grover IE Baker's)
which is adapted to both sewing and em5ro;,
derry the latter as we'll and as rapidly as it
sews the pauest sewing.
Neso York Eyanqel;st.
The Placer herald., 1866-06-23

The OVERLAND TELEGRAPH Russian
Overland Telegraph Comprny, now being
constructed along the Pacific coast of Brit
ish Columbia, is a gigantic affair. 1t stretch
es about 1900 miles throug British Ameri.
ca, 900 miles through Russian America, ls4
miles across Behring's Straits. 2lo miles
across the Gulf Of Apady, Russian Asia
and thence overland through Asia 1900
miles, to the mouth Of the Amoor river
This makes total length of 4.204 miles
From the Amoor river another Russian tele-
graph line will carry the signals through Si1
IBERIA to Moscow, in Europe, and thence to
St. Petersburg. From ST. Petersburg lines
extend to all portions of Europe. The capi
tai invested in this enterprise is set down a,
Sl0,OOO,OOO.
The Placer herald., 1866-06-23

GREAT FIRE AT VIRGINIA CITY On Sun
day last fire occurred at Virginia City
Nevada, which destroyed over one hundred
houses-among them a number Of fre-proo
brick aud stone buildings. The loss (esti
mated at the present deprecated value o
property there) is over 100000. 1t il
considered certain that the fire was the worl
Of an ipcendiary, and large rewards have
been offered for the apprheusiou of tbt
criminal.
The Placer herald., 1866-06-23

The DUANE CAsE.-Charley Duane, who
killed Col. Ross, testified in the Police Court
San Francisco, on the examination of hi;
brother as an accessory, in his owr
defense, on the ground that Ross had threat
ened his life; that his opponents were band
of Secessionsts, etc. He contradic,ed all
the witnesses in regard to the murder, stat
ing that Ross faced him and drew a psto
to shoot him. He swore that be saw the
pistol in the hands of Ross, and that had
not his own pistol been selfcocker, be
would have been killed by Ross. Every wit
ness to the killing but Duane testified tha,
Ross had no pistol, and did not see the Du
anes until shot, and the affidavit made b,
Ross while dying asserts the same facts.
The Placer herald., 1866-06-23

They lave THE RIoHr.-King James +.
in his speech to Parliament in 1000 said "a
king leaves off to be king, and degenerate,
into tyrant, as soon as he leaves of n r,,la
according to the law" That is a verv c,eot
truth, says the Old Guard, from wbicb ws
also CLEAN moral for our republican stvle
of government. The very moment that Con-.
gress ceases to legslate according to the
Constitution Of our country, it ceases to be
Congress, and becomes a mob of traitors and
scoundrels. As matter of justice, the peo.
pie of every State have an undoubted RIGHT
to put themselves in position to resist the
edict Of such law breaking body.