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TORONTO, June 9.-The Provincial Parliament con-
ened yesterday. The Governor.G Generals message
ongratulates the Canadians the spirit they have
Bhow in rising to repel the INVADER calls attention to
the Issue Of President JoHNsoN's proclamation, and
strongly recommends the suspension OF the habeas
corpus, The bill suspending the writ Of habcas corpus
was introduced and passed in both Houses. Il Was
during the day signed by the Governor General Dur
ing the day the suspension Of the habeas corpus caused
grest autter here; many persons have left and are
leaving the city In consequence No arrests have yet
taken place. but some are expected soon. We have
tdnga Of arrests om various parts Of the Provinces
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.6sr MEssp EDIT YOU sW1hp PLEASE
announce O. q. TRUMBo as candidate for Alderman
Of Ward No. to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Captain TH0s. RYAN, and obnge
June MANY FhlENUs.s
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i 1sFoR ALDERMAN, WARD Nea1.-PLEAsE
announce DR.. W. T. WRAaG as candidate for Alder.
man Ia Ward No. 1, in place Of J. R. MACBETH. re-.
signed. Z.z55=' % - May ~
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OBITUARY..
SPECIAL NOTICES.

= sr NoTIOE-TH1s DAY, 11TH OF JUNE,
being anniversary Of Church Home. the members Of
the CORPORATION are requested to eet at st. Philips
Church. p. NJ election Of officers and tzansao.
tion Of other business before them. e
June II - IL W.B. W. HOWE, heotor.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Eurors.

Later
rnv York. June 1o-The steamships Allemagne,
a,sa penmark and Edinburgh have arrived with dates
10 May 80. -. ,,ss,,-
rha,e 3oye,nment was beaten in Parliament sby ten
votes "a Mr BouvEaEs resolutions on the prevention
.of bribery and corruption 1t elections. - -
The COMO 9ondated Bank Of London has stopped pay.
nnent. "a
The Powers all accept the invitation to the Peace Con
s scs whioH xss to- meet at Paris at an early day
Tha die still preparing for the conflict
Thss Italian volunteers are mobilizing rapidly The
is now 600 strong, with parks of
M aSa aiske guns ready. The Prussians are CEN
at Gratss henschuz. Prussia and Italy
postpone hostilties uatil they know whssr
.ssfa4s 1daasSnoe f1ils The second Austrian coa
8 ssnc cauSsa great disccntent at Vienna. sg
Tho Kuatzian army commenced marching towards!e
8 SaIsae 2lth ult. ~,
spKaaeD not to attack during the aitting Of the
butts rebuilding forts to resist the newsnd
saspsoyed artillery. .}s -. 3: Ny
Paris that compensation to Austria for
lpss 81 may be found In the territd on the
SadrisAo 70 retain the Rlbe. The Duchies
and Nott Heswig to be restored to Denmark and
ns nhia psoyiaoes to form State, attached to the
! ssernanio Confederation.
TdrksrF Ftu NOT occupy the Danubian Prncipalides,
,aa WA retained In consequence of the French and
81 Sfrusstaa declaration against euch Intervention.
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Sailing sof stsamshtps fiona New York.
NEW Yoan, June Q. six steamers sailed to-dsy for
Europe. The CITY Of London and Tsatonia took up.
wards Of two millions insgold. XIV /
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Il as. MHssRS EDITORS: MR. s. q. o0uRTH-s
NAY, at solicitation Of urgent friends. having ec:
seted to the use Of his name for the position Of
man In Ward No 2, you win please announce hin es
candidate to an the vacancy occasioned
don Of THOMAS RYAN. Esq, IRRaIRr.ssS
4 Jlnse. ss.s
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@ THE OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE
Committee Of the Ladies' Association 10 commorate the
ConfedeYa dead will meet at the Masonic Hail. THIS
Monday Afternoon the 11th Inst, at O'Clock, TO con-
fer with the Gentlemen Committee. and mske final ar
rangements for Tie 10th.
By order Of the President. A. BlASSpN,
June II Recording ssafatasy.
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SEenian Mewa.

MN s 1oa., Jahe g tton 81. lb,n1
mention an engagement between Colonel soANLAs's
Regiment and The British cavalry near Pigeon Hl The
British cavalry were dispersed andAed IN confusion,
The FeniGns captured one hundrede horses and three
nass. -Four Fenans were wounded and ons|of the
Brassh Allls1 and. three wounded. 81 ST ~
UoleAs hte regiment
non p.nadian sou, but General spzAR still
zeaaatns
3Ess aROOdD DIBPATOH.
IS NEW YoaK June 9.-The interest Of the Fenian ait
pston now centres in the small command Of General
spzAR, which IL ahalf mile acroIs the border. por
on Of his cavalry made dash into Frishghsburg yes
terdag, routed British force and captured British
flag. General BpBAH Immediately commenced intrenoh-
ing Tho morale Of the Fenian army Is tery bad, de-
serton being the rule-whole companies are making
tzaoksfor the nearest homo transportation Office and
in some instances whole regiments desert as an organ
fxation. Drunkenness pervades to an alarming ex.
tent 5=
Gen. BARRY at Buffalo, has received On order from the
President Of the United stes rbidding transportation
over roads, other modes Of public travel Of psraohs
and materials otwar supposedt to be deaigned TO violate
the neutrality laws also forbidding transmission over
the telegraph wires Of messages in cipher otherwise
fom Fenians or matters relating to Fenan movements
The Fenian Council Of War at Buffalo has decided to
order all troops back to their homes being without
and money they think 1t useless waste Of lie to enter
Canada @1SS 5#s
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May2S --..--.-.---I
sr NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF PAST DUE
BONDS AND COUPONS OF TIE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY. e. - z .9# q
AUDITORS OFFICE so. GA. RAILROAD co,
OHAR1EsToN, JUNE Z, 1906 ( q
The attention Of psries interested is invited to the
following resolution Of the Executve Committee Of the
Board Of Directors" 3!.
"Resolved, That holders Of Past Due Bonds and
@ oupons Of this Company, including the July. 1856
leave them at the oe Of the Auditor on or before
the first July next with view to the preparation Of the
new Bonds or exchange. Npreferred, parties may de-
tors receipt and obligation to give Bonds as soon
as prepared, say to the LIST Auguet next" ..,,.o.
June D. EMERY, Aualtof.
Mr MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-The Board Of Trustees and Fa-
Guilty will proceed, on the goth Of June next to fill by
election the Chair Of MATERIA MED1oA, made vacant
by the death of Professor HENRY B. FROST.
May7 mew1 EDWARD FROST, President.
-aF NOTICE TO CREDITORS. EQUITY
SIMPSON & BALDWIN Us. BONNELL-Pursuant to
the Order made in this case the creditors Of the late
JOHN BoNNELL are hereby called on to come in before
the undersigned on or before the fifteenth m day of
september next and prove their claims. or In default
decree 10 be made In this case.
JAMES TUPPER Master In Equity.
May 28-.Z ms 81
m MIR. W. G. BIRD rs AUTHORIZED TO
collect subscriptions for the CHARLESTON REMIN1s.
CENOEs. j. N. OARDozO.
June y
T FIRsT.OLAss WRITING MATERIALS
and handsome PRESENTS OF R1OH JEWELRY in the
GOLDEN STATIONERY PACKAGE s Jnne6
M A GOOD INVESTMENT FIFTY GENTS
for the GOLDEN PACKAGE will be money well spent
For sale by all stationers June
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. -
DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May 10 1885,
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS WILL BE
PAID By the undersigned to any person who will de-
liver to him the OFFICIAL RECORDS OF INTER
MRNTs OF THE UNION PRISONERS AT FLORENCE
s.. q. G. W. THOMAS,
May 81 Brew Lieut..Ool and Chief Q. M.
HEADQUARTERS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE CAROLINAS, Z
JUDGE ADVOCATES OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, g. O., June 7th, 1865.
FIFTY ($50) DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID
for the apprehension for information leading to the
apprehension, of GEORGE SMITH and WILLIAM
LAWLESS citizens, lately confined In the Charleston
JAIL but who effected their escape therefrom some two
or three weeks since.
By command Of MAJ. GEN. D. E. S1oKLEs,
CHARLES n. pYNE; Bryt Capt,
LIST Lieut. 9Th Infantry Judge Advocate.
June .
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ag NoTIOE.-OONsiG PER STEAM
sHrP MoNEKA, from New York, axe hereby notified
that she is This Day digchafging at Atlantic Wharf.
ods remaining on the Wharf at sunset will be stored
at their risk and expense. A. GETTY q CO.,
June II Managing Owners and Agents.
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Later from South America. J.

Later from South America.
New YORK, June 9.-The steamship New York has
arrived from Aepinwsu and brings three hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in gold.
grand national banquet took place Lima in honor
Of the discontinue of the spaniards The nsw Peru
Wan had not been heard from since leaving
BRAZIL - -
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Hind Of the Fenfam Invasion.

H;nll Of the Fenaan Invaslon. -.
New YoaK, June 10-A special dispatch from st.
Albans announces the finale Of the Fensn invasion.
The right wing their army had retreated to that place
from Pigeon Hill, and the men are preparing to go
home The whole force is completely demoralized.
The officers and men refuse to do duty. Desertion was
taking place by wholesale. and after council Of
General SPEAR reluctantly ordered the force to abandon
the soil of Canada No arms reinsorcemens reached
them SPEAR said he would rather be shot than leave
In such way.
The United States authorities furnishing trans.
portaon home for the Fenians who gladly accept che
opportunity. General MEADE made q tpeech to the
United States sosiers and said that the settlement Of
this trouble would prove satisfactory to our own and
ether governmens tending to show that The United
States. Notwithstanding the past would do to others
they would be done by.
Generas SPEAR and stat have surrendered.
"a special dispatch from Ogdensburg states that
American schooner was hailed by British armed YES
sel under threats to FIRE on her. The American
Captain up his oolors, and suggested that there
might be danger In firing on an unkmed vessel with
that flag. The vessel was allowed toproceed.
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ATFoR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4.-PLEAsE
announce JOHN +. O'NEIL as . candidate for Alder.
man for Ward No. l. in place Of A. CAMERON resigned
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ns., MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-The Board OF Trustees and Fa-
Guilty will proceed on the 20h Of June next to fill by
election the Chair of MATERIA MEDIoA, made vacant
by the death of Professor HENRY B. FROST
May7 m8w1 EDWARD FROST, President
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-09-01

SCorr vALLEv.-Ths valley. says the Yreka
Union, is destined to be- and in fact, is now. one
of the best localities, both in mining and agricul-
tural operations, in Northern California. Several
new Heads have been discovered lately in that vlcn-
y and gold can be plainly seen in the quartz. The
farmers busily engaged in harvesting threshing
and hauling in their grain. The yield is large and
the grain very good. Wheat is selling at sl75 per
bushel and finds ready market. Some of the
farmers engaged their wheat, some mon tbs ago, at
- per bushel. and some offered that price but
refused to sell thinking that it would be still higher
after harvest. Some portions of the valley have
suffered severely for the want of rain, while in other
portions they have had an abundance and the crops
are much better The fruit was about killed by the
late frosts. Last year Mr.. McCoNAUGBY raised
about fifteen hundred bushels of apples but this
year he will not have enough for hungry man to
eat at single meal The roads through the valley
were never in better condition than at this time.
The main Summer resort for many of the people
of this valley is Jackson Lake, situated immedia-
tely on the summit of Salmon River mountains and
about eight miles distant from Callahan's Ranch.
The lake is about mile in diameter, nearly cir
ouiar, auu on tnree slueS Is poruefed with pefpen-
dcular walls of rocks. On the North side are
are several large banks of snow. The water is very
clear and cold and is filled with trout. 1t has been
sounded many times, but so ia the sounding lines
have not been of sufficient length to ascertain the
actual depth of the water. Several light RATS ha We
been constructed by visitors and sail over the
mountain lake by the ''silver light of the mooa'
is delightful. The surrounding scenery is grand
sublime and picturesque.
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The Marysville appeal, of Tuesday morning
made music on the Major and Miner key. 1t seems
that the Sacramento Light Artillery Companies
held election for Major of the Brigade before the
MarySve boys were ready to vote, and their choice
fell upon Sacramento man. Marysville considers
herself distranc hissd and her Light Artillery Com
panies are not going to standit-they will refuse to
acknowledge the Sacramento Major, and will fight
ii out on that line. Good Sacramento has wal
lowed on the mre until she has become hocgish.
and ready to take anything and everything she can
reach with ner shrivelled fingers from Militia Ma
jor's commission to millions in government bonds.
Go in, gillant Yubas, and clean out the old mud.
hole-including " Rsbels Tannery.' You have got
better route for the National Railroad than Sac
ramento has. Just take look and see what a
beautiful valley stretches away from Sewell's
ranch to the Feather river above Bidwell Bar That
is your route. Sail in and win.
The item on the Miner key was to the effect that
a team belonging to Miner Of Marysvlle, went off
the grade on the Downieville road and rolled down
the mountain distance of about fifty feet No
body hurt but the harness. We had supposed that
Miner had quit teamng on dangerous roads, where
where he was liable to be damaged great deal more
than the law would allow him
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psssERrArIoN on sLANpER.

EnroR REcoRp-% There are
some in every cozmunity who have the tendish
disposition to nsr anothers character, and feed up
that shch is more vital than his hearts blood.
No matter h,sr inp.cest aud unofiending how dis
tinguished and exeEspsry, may be the object of
their aatrsd, 10 have incurred their dispeasure,
however unwittingly. is sufficient for letting
loese nj the eRyensWed shafts of SANDER In their
nossk tssese is re fsithflklness-heir throats are
an open scpukchre the breath of which. like pes
siential vapour, blasts the beauty of the fairest
virtes and cankerlike riots On all that is lovely
and estmable IN human nature. There are many
in Butte county, who appear to Indulge in habit
of evil speaking, for whose conduct no possible
reason can be assigned, but the mere innate malice
Of their hearts, or the secret desire of mischief
Such are those who without any personal provoca-
ton or the least shadow of excuse wantonly attack
without discrimination the characters of all around
them. Human only in appearance, they are in the
heart and disposition but demons in disguise; Off
springs of the devil-heir affections from the be
ginning hollow and malignant, like the father of lies.
whose work they are determined to do. Enissaries
Of Satan, like him they go about continually seek
ing whom they may devour. Whettins their teeth
like ravening wolves to glut all that is innocent
virtuous and commendable in human nature. There
are such characters in every community. They are
the croaking ravens and screaming vultures of hu-
manity, whose taste is for dead flesh, and not for
natures purple fraitase. OF all characters in So
ciety the slauderer is the most oious and the most
likely to produce mischief.
"a 'Tis SANDER
Whose edge is sharper than the sword whose
tongue
0utvenoms all the worms of Nile; whose breath
Rides on the posting winds and doth belle
All the corners OF the world, Kings Qleens and
States.
Maids Matrous, nay the secrets of the grave
This vipefous SANDER enters.n
To indulge therefore in
calumny and malignant sarcasm against our fell
lowcreatureS, is a gross and unnatural perversion
of all those exalted faculties, by which our race
has been distinguished. 4 habit which at once de-
grades us beneath the ranks of the lower animals
and insults the wisdom and majesty OF God by thus
vihiying the nobest of His works. Yours truly
THE 0sovILLE CORRESPONDENT OF THE MARYs-
WILLIE AppeGi.
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CoLoR.ro.-The Rocky Mountain Nctrs relate.
he foll

CoLoRApo.-The Rocky Mountain -Neirs relates
the following occurrence:
Mrs. Clara Brown (colored). better known 10
old Coioradans Aunt Clara, came here in So
and by dint of hard labor and perseverance had
amassed quite a fortune. Last October the secret
of her economy and industry for all these years
came light, and her object apparent. She at that
time went east. and has since devoted her time an
energies 10 looking up her numerous progeny. For
Shat purpose she travelled through the length nd
breadth of Kentucky and Tennessee, gathering to-
gether her flock, and the result is she has come
back 10 her chosen home in the mountains with her
and daughters. with their husbands and wives
and their childten, sixteen in ALL She brought
them all through at her own expense, arri-
wing last week, and proposes to settle them around
her. where she can have an eve upon their move
men'S and future welfare We will put Aunt Cla-
ra against the world white black, for industry,
perseverance energy and maternal love-
Colorado having elected an Administration dele
gate 10 Congress, the Denver Ga-e.te INDUCES in
the following partisan sarcasm:
The Radical deStructiveS of Colorado being now
dead il the Indians out of the way there would
be nothing To disturb the peace and prosperity Of
the territory.
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DECLINING PROSPERITY. A correspondent
Poor Miner" sent the sarysville appeal, the fol-
lowing communication, under date Of 0roville
August lst: "A short time ago. while travelling
through the mining regions of Yuba. Nevada, Sier
and Butte counties, were struck with the
forcibIe truth. passing away. Ten years ago we
travelled through large and fiourishing cities and
villages whose streets were full of life and vigor
presenting all the diverstes of important business
places Plenty of work and plenty Of money
But alas. the of prosperity has set to rise no
more. The gales of prosperity have ceased to
blow. The shadow of everlasting night has gather
ed around them. The hum has ceased on the
streets the lights have gone out from the mer
cantile houses the implements of toll the drill,
pick and shovel, hammer and axe, lie still in the
deserted tunnel and shop, have been moved
away to another place. The neat white cottages
have been abandoned or removed. The streets
which were trodden daily by thousands to day
green clover field. Oroville, nine years ago,
Of the most fourishing cities on the Pacific
coast. Then the Queen of Northern California
could boast OF one hund red whisky saloons dozen
or more gambling saloons, dozen or more hotels,
about twenty-five doctors quacks,' about the
same number of sharp. keen lawyers, large and
commodious mercantile houses, and a very conven-
lent place to preach the gospel of the blessed God.
Public worship conducted in the open air under
large shady oak. 1t seems that it planted
there by the Divine hand for this express purpose
because it was the only place that could be found
In Oroyille for worshpping God at the time. The
editor of the Butie Democrat made some very
criticisms and said that it was a disgrace
To us, people. to suffer the minister to preach
in the open air. We believe that it our friend
CRosETrE, but We not But one thing we
know, that the able editor OF the BUTTE RECORD is
ready to exert his influence for any and every in
sttution that has tendency to purity morals, re-
fine manners and build up intellectual aud moral
power. But Oroville, like cities of antiquity. has
nearly passed away. 1t may struggle along for a
number Of years but the golden days of her pros
perity have vanished away. How the mighty
fallen How art thou fallen, ., Lucifer, Son OF
the Morning Her geographical situation is against
her. The bright sun is pouring fiery rays upon her
for several months without mercy. If the or
thodox hi is much hotter than this place. woe.
woe, wee, woe, 10 the miserable wretches that are
walking the broad way thther. In our next We
will compare Orovilie with your city, well US
Nevada county and Butte county. in mining point
al view