Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-06

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SENATOR CoLR qintrod ated o resolution IN the
Sepate, on the 2sth ults, expressing the disap
proval by thisoGevernment of the interference
. byothe great Pdwsrs-of Europeto 70 place the Gre.
cfdT asahds under sperrppetnai Turkish rdis.l -
,KELoclpEpEs,-rThe, Yreka Voarnal says that
thevelocipede mania has taken Siskiyda county
by storm, there being six on hand already.
One being built.,a ,Fort 5tones, weighs Il2
pounds and has seven-feet driving wheel. ue
1.-THE constitutional amend dment as adopted by
the House provides that the tight Of any citizen
Of The .glntsd STATES to yp'e shall not be denied
oy oyabridgedib the aUnitei States or any State
on account of race, color or pfevions Condition
oftservitutle. 79ruo9 yJr,G :! a9' Gmjsoq 5dI
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THE House ION SATURDAY, February 27th, dis
pOsedof the Lonisiaaaw CO infested election case
between Menard ".lcolored Republican), and
Hunt Dem. by abllng the WHOLE subject, agd
vQtipgl pay toobpth.. Menard made a,sensiblsc
speech lin bis OWN behalf, to which Hunt dis
dained reply. e'1'h
GaEtpnfg, King III Greece, has written acplf-
DENTAL slsttsr withaAis ewn hanaIto Louis Napo-
Icon Of France. In it he says that tie actual
hostility between Greece And Tarkeyis 6hlya
resatt Of the aptagonism Of ahe two religions,
Christian and Mohammedaps aHdn that, systy
Christian Prince ought to sustaini Greese, or at
least prosetye strict utrality.f lsia sd o. bHi
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IT has been decided in the United States Dis
trct Court at San Francisco that a naturaliza-
tion certificate must be d copy of the record,
showing all the essential facts and proceedings
in the court where the naturalization, was ef-
feetedr,, Under this decision the forms of, natu.
ralizatioh papers heretofore issued are snbstah.
TALLY defective, and evidence Of citizenship Of
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-PRpposIrioN HEooGNRB THk oISDErsxpHscs1
OF cuHA-Tn The United States Senate, saturr-.
day. FeBf1sTry 29tb,' Senator Sherman intro
duced resolution in favor,o: recognizing the
independence of Cuba as soon as the revolution.
lists shall have, in the opinion of the President
ofthe United States, established a de facto Gov
ernment;' Tue resolution went to the Committee
on Foreign Relations. ,..r,e.. - .t,,f,sa
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CHINESE AssAsSINATIoS late assassination
among the Chinese oin, San Francisco ha, been.
very frequent, Women are the cause Those
who import and gain the possession Of the
wonien are ehvied by their less fortunate coun-- :
trymen. Last week, in San Francisco, a China
man was. shot and probably fatally wounded by
oae of his couhtrymen. The Chinamans shot
was the agent offhe chief importer of women. .
Jltn q s1.4 aIGA4 = L - l ..tii ~.
"THE Grand Army of Palestine " is the name
of msecret society existing in New York city,
the object of which isto prepare its members for
union, as soldiers. with whatever nation will
make war upon Turkey. They consistlof Ger
maas Greeks, Russians; French, and men Of all
nations, who enthusiastic in their determine
tiou to 10 al they san 70 drive The Turks not
only out Of Europe, but ont of Asia Minor also.j
"a woNw DEclAsFs Her IsrEsr,os 10 BECOME CON
AnCIrIzEF. F.-Tha Nevada City Transcript says
Sarah Foulkes 6Asd her declaration of intention
to become citizen of the United States, in The
Nevada County CLERKS office; February 24th,
This is the fist ipstancec Of which we have ever
heaSd, where, q declaration was filed by O.
woman. Mrs. Foulkeso desires TO b. land :,
f'da and the presumption laws require that persons
l9catt'ng land shall be citizens of the United
S'a'esi or have declared their intention to boz
come such. Mrs. Fearkes Is nativ of WAlesso
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nAnvERr,stKerT7-Whe hen Rarauma Was asked, the
secret Of his extra ordinary bu iness succes. he
,'H ana lpp0.aas p0inted replied, 'eprinters iuEn
newspaper 81 many IN Whsn' hs'd do It pot see e
N' Ni'sl pos'eain hotslsand other pubic places.
Every subscriber tod codisty new .r.n s,ot ...as
earefpgay sthp y all Advertisements in theft orS onS
Knows VINO is selling out and what i oss,aa e.,
s'aeii saeheadrertisaments are ton;c. .f
'atloss sndino money returns 80 ss-o. -
that thai which f spent for printers int Is%s.
stnnge, them. that any one should al, :, "
vertise d. - iass.a!os..t .,Aga- - "a'
i 4 Tux + 'rtEsrsEoE 5sk l1! lc1r!.TT6ers anne. =
to,bs hisehsin tAenSensse on the subi.., - -
fepealofiah senare 81 oficsqao.. TIL. Ir.s .-S
passed the bill by large majoriy, and sazsgs
very brief debae. 1t recognized, the fao, =. :,
the enactmeusF was temporary In It's ohats.,.,a
ana framed only for ths purpose of reducing Il
a. minimum, the capacity for rsrilof q faitbless
Executive. The Sinate,n howsser, appears, ~
besvery doubtful on the subject. The reason ~
net an apprehension Of misdqingr the part of
the new President, bat an auviilingness to sur.
rendsoia great power.p The Senate ander Tho
fssnuss Of gfas saaw Il onafposshs al4Sst ID tss
MA''sr q ,appoiatnsntsr Is oeenpiss the posi-
asa OF the sreat. dispenser of putiic pap with an
saepenaent clerk called the Presfde6t or the
s''sa s4sAsaca 4ssAsacate asueA
psssr'' goes sery'Ra against human nssuter
tomer swees,A and ~heui losce tasted is mot
esslly gwen ns1an ups . undertb present ad0pblsl
pfAaf' slsR' A1ieisasy. .os hithfniassss,hi "a tie
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