Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

headed by the President, will be Editor-in-Chief.
Mr.. Brooks is an old member of the editorial
profession, is graceful yet spirited writer, and
as staunch a Union man of the true stripe as
the State affords. The new organ will have a
mission to perform In the hands of proper
men-and to such alone will it be entrusted
the Times will soon become the acknowledged
central organ of the Union party in this State,
and must certainly meet with liberal support
at the hands Of the people who comprise that
great and growing organization.
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNs.-The official cleo
tion returns from Ohio show largely increased
vote over the Presidential election of two years
ago. In Pennsylvania the vote for Governor
stands-Geary, Guy 3o6, ,99l Clymer, (D) 2s9,
$50. Geary's majority, II, 1875. In Ohio the
vote for Secretary of State is-Smith (R) 276,-
302 Lefevre, (D) 2l3, SOC. Smiths majority,
$4,000. The vote of Indiana for Secretary of
State stands-Truster (R) l69, ,6ls Manson, (D)
l65,lo2 Truster's majority, l4,5l6.
WILL WINTER AT HUMBoLEr.-A letter from
our old friend Sammons, of Cox's Bar, notifies
that he will read his Journal at Arcata the
coming winter, but intends to be back to the old
place by the first of March. Leaves his best
wishes for health, happiness and prosperity with
the people among whom he has so long lived and
the hope that Andy Johnson may see the error of
his way and return to his starting point Peace
be with you and yours, John.
FALL RAcEs.-Some considerable enthusiasm
was manifested at the Junction City races on the
2sth. Louis Rabb's mare inappropriately dub
bed the ~ Old Cow, beat DR.. Montagues pony
causing several hundred dollars to change hands.
Many are Of the opinion that for a shorter dis
tance than that run, the pony is the best horse.
Afterwards John Hocker's mare took the track
against animal owned by Jackson & Herdle,
and came off winner.
Coon NEWS, IF TRuE.-A report comes from
the East that the capital of the Central Ameri-
Transit Company has been increased from
English sources that the six new vessels built
for the New Orleans line have been purchased
and while the present monthly service by the
Nicaragua route will be continued the new yes
sells will be used on the Atlantic and Pacific to
compete with the old Mail Company ria Panama
.GRAcIoUs.-A late European dispatch is to the
effect that Mrs Maximilian, better known as the
Princess Carlotta, is insane, and occupying quar-
tiers in the palace of the Pope of Rome-the first
female, it is supposed, who has ever been allow
her sanity will return as soon as her mission to
Rome is accomplished.
HOME AGAIN.-We take pleasure in anuounc-
ing the safe return of our friend Block of the
clearinghouse, after a sojourn at the Bay City
of over five weeks. Owe him an apology, having
intimated that he went below with matrm onal
intent. AS he is back, without any accompany
ing evidences of having become Benedict, we
simply intimate that he is still in the market.
JOEL HAS CoME.-Joel Smith evacuated Doug
las City somewhere between year and hal:
and two years ago, with the intention of settling
where he could sniff the balmy breezes for which
the coast of Maine is noted-particularly in WIN
ter. Joel came back this week, and does not
hesitate to express his preference for Trinity af-
ter a two years trial of the old country Come
up and we'll shake hands.
SCHEDULE TIME.-We are requested by Isaac
Bloomfield, driver of the Weaverville and Shas-
ia Stage to state that on and after next Tuesday
morning November 9th, the Stage will leave this
place at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ, precisely Persons
desiring to take the Stagefo Shasta will bear
this in mind, as there will be no deviation from
the arrangement after that date.
ENIGRATED.-John Carr, one of the pioneers of
Trinity, left Hay Fork this week intending to To-
cate in Humboldt county. We lose good citi-
zen and dyed-in-the-wool Republican, conse-
quently we regret his going. But Humboldt
needs just such accessions, we expect. We hope
our old friend may prosper, wherever he goes
HONORABLE AeE.-The Calaveras Chronicle, an
excellent Radical Union newspaper, published at
Mokelumne Hill, has entered its Sixteenth Year
nf u-,tl,
standing the county-seat has been transferred
to that a very fine place. San Andreas.
HAxDY.-Through the Atlantic cable we know
the price of London stocks three hours before
they are sold. The Marysviile Appeal suggest:
that should anything recherche happen to the
pretty Empress Eugenie, the ladies of Boston
would know it three hours before the "squall.
Jusr THE MAS.-We are very glad to hear thai
W. II. Rhodehamel, long citizen of Shasta
has been appointed agent of the Oregon Stage