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FIFTH EDITIO N
H u R o P Il .
1000 More Spanish Troops Needed
to Suppress the Cuban Insur-
recti0n-The Attitude of
Greece Condemned by
the Press.
By Atlantic Cuble.

BY Anonto Cubls.
GLASGOW, Jan. M.-The Prince OF Wales
Theatre, in this city, was totally destroyed by
fire last night. No lives were lost.
MADRID, Jan. N.-The Government authorl-
ties received despatch yesterday from Captain
General Dulce, OF Cuba, asking for reinforce
ments. He thinks he can suppress the iusur-
rection there with four thousand additional
troops.
LONDON Jan. 1.-THE papers OF London and
Paris almost auiEously condemn the attitude
of Greece in insisting on represenl lation iu the
Conference,
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THIRD EDITION
HARRISBURG
Nominations for United States
SenatOr-Proceedings of Both
Branches Of the Legis-
lature.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
The Senate.

INC beuhves
HARRIsBUBe, Jan. IA The Senate was called TO
Three petitions were presented, but neither were of
hr. White moved to proceed to nominate cAnd-
dates for United States Sen ator.
nominated r Buckalew; MI seaIlsht nomiosted
Samuel Evans, OF Yay etts; Mr. White nominated
mated w. A. Wallace: Mr.. McORndess nomin 'ted
James ii. Campbeli, of Philadeiphis.
coScsns se e S e Tk Fl ans SSnary as
Judge Of the District Court and TO was xed
The Senate then proceeded TO the House to the
drawing of the committee in the case
10 the Greenbank election case and on their return
adjourned.
House of Representatives.
The Annual Report OF Wien Forney, State Libra
riaD, was pl ese nted.
The Speaker announced the standing commit,eeI
OF tbe House, The Chsitmeo were as 70 follaws;-Ways
sirang Of TiogS Judicary loci. Herr OF Dauphln;
MpnicIpal Corporations stokes OF Pnadr pills: Iron
Bridges ard Ferries, Marah all Of Indlsn RslIrSsd
dians: Federal Relations Phillips of Chester; Educs
ton Nci o'soB of Beaver; Estates, Clark OF Warrep
o. Phi sdslphs; Agriou turRl, Nullsr OF Allegheny;
Divorces, Webb of Bradford; Passenger RaiIro ads,
Hubers of Philadelphia; Banks, Leedom OF Deaware
Accounts, II q OF e ia.
The Senatorship.
Mr.. Brown of Huntisgdon moved To proceed n the
nominations OF candidates kr United States Senator
Mr.. Davis nominae1 John Scott OF Huntingdon
MT. Brown Of Clarion nominated William a. Wal.
Mr.. Jones nominated Asa Packer.
Mr. Brown nom nateo George +. Morgan.
Mr.. JOetphS nominated X BuckaleW.
The Senators being introduced the memhera Of
both branches proceeded to choose committee to
try the contested election IF M. Russell Thayer
w. Thomas Greenbpnk.
Mess,s E. t. Chase and ]. 4. Simpson appeared for
the GOntt stant, and MessTs X A, Lambertop and II.
A. Deyhert Tor Judge GreenDank
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The New York Money Market.


'The money market to-day was easy. The pre-
valliDg rate on cali loans WAS per cent. currency
snsRclions reported ~ coin Interest but
they exceptional Hs not 10 merE quotation AS
on The previous day money was most active In bust
hours. After half past O'Clock balances were
Offering at yer cent while large nnmber OF lends rs
is tenacious Ia keeping at the legei figure The
than is ordinarily REQ islts The demand is su,-
tained by the heavy Investments In stocks,
TaiOTs in anticipation Of a strong upward
move meDt with the pas age Of quarterly statement
time, IN this as IN many other things the advance
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Fatal AWroy inn II,iuois.

CHICAGO, Jan. H.-In Napier.ville, Du Page
County Illinois, on Tuesday night, James Laird,
Deputy United States Marshal OF Wyoming
Territory, was klledlby Chauucoy Bailey as he
was entering Mr.. Bailey's bedroom, Mr.. bailey
suspecting improper intercourse with a woman
who had previously elopel With Universalist
Minister. The citizens instifS TIE homicide.
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Malicious Mischief Coats Recovered
Larceny OF u Piece of Cassimere-
Robbed "a Boarding. II Ouse-Iseld for u
Further Hearing - Leather Thief
Stealing Shirts ARREST OF Burglar
Sent to House of Refuge.
Edward Steel amused himself last night by
break ing the window of a confectionery store
on Ellsworth street, above Tenth. The atten.
Aon of an officer was directed to him and he
was taken into custody. The prisoner had
hearing before Alderman Borsall and was held
10 answer the charge of malicious mischief
John Howard, who was arrested in Mr.
Parker's store on Tuesday, is held to answer an
addltlonal charge or larceny. Whom taken
into custody he had in his possession two coats.
which, 1t Is ascertained, We're stolen from
another establishment Howard has been
John Donnelly went into the store of
Robert Johnson, on Market street, above Ninth,
yesterday, and helped himself to q piece OF cas-
sSmere. He was pursued, and arrested with the
properly IN his possession. Alderman Jones
daniel Burley has been held to ball by
Alderman Carpenter upon the charge of the
larceny OF clothing from the boarding house
mo- North Sixteenth street.
William McCann was arrested yesterday
with a robe and horse blanket in his possession.
and await an owner at the Third District
SIstlon House. McUann has been held by
Aldermen Carpenter for further hearing.
-BeDJamin Manderfield was noticed coming
uoWn Chestnut street at an unreasonable hour
iast night with roll of leather under his arm.
patrolman stopped and questioned him as to
now he came In possession OF the property.
Not giving satisfactory account OF himself,
Lne officer escorted Mander1ield TO the lookup.
Ihe prisoner had hearing before Alderman
carpenter and was held for a further investiga-
tlon The leather awaits an owner at the Third
District Station.
John Fricke, for the larceny of shirts from
store at Second and Brown streets, has been
held TO answer by Alderman Toland.
-Stephen Bolles has been committed by AL
GERMAN Neill To answer the charge of burglary:
some DAYS since residence at FranRford road
and Ann street was entered and robbed OF Sill
xerWare: Omcer Mcdonald was informed OF the
IScI, anu some time after he saw Bolles passing
along Cumberland street with a bundle In his
possession. He advanced and took hold OF him,
Wnen scuifle ensued and the prisoner broke
away Last night defendant was seen at Mem
PMS and York streets, and taken into custody
-Ohcer Watermyer arrested Francis Turney,
lad, at Nineteenth and Scott streets, last
night, Tor the larceny of cigars and tobacco
rom store at Girard and Corinthian avenues
The prisoner had a hearing before Alderman
Pancoast, and was sent TO the House OF Refuge
THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE to-day
elected the following gentlemen to serve as
Directors during the ensuing year:-George X.
Elegler, Jonn A. Brown, A. II Bore, 8. w. Can-
nell Thomas IL Krtley, George Trott, George
narT rage, John Thompson, and John Rodman
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Robbery.

FIsHKILL N. Y, Jan. IA The dry goods store
OF S. I. Couch, at Cold Spring was entered by
burglars yesterday morning, the thieves foi cling
an entrance through the sho window and
robbing the sore of $500.
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FIREMEK's R1oT.-This morning rumor
nreyalled in the city TO The effect that three
ThiTd and Monroe Streets One of our repor.
tsrs yisii ed the locslty, called at the Second
and Third District Station Houses, and ascer-
famed the following iacts:-About a quarter OF
9o'clock this morning the Franklin Engine
and Niagara Hose met at the streets above
and Chestnut streets From remarks made a
General squRbble ensued, during which several
PARTIES were knocked down and badly beaten.
Oficer Mutt n.terlered and sEcce eded in quell-
ing The disturbance before any great damage
had been done. The rumor of the death ofthree
firemen was found TO be untrue. One OF the
rioters was arrested a nd taken TO the lock u o.
Bad whisky is said 10 have been the cause OF
ha
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SECOND BOARD.

DEAFNEss.-EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
IL science And SKIN have Invented 20 assisl,ths
tora aso CrandAlps Patent Crutchea, superior "a
1ny Others In use, At =, mADEIRA'B No. nb
TItfqJH street.. below Ohe1nnk H6pi
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stock Quotations by TeIesraph-s p. m
GIendinning, Davis q Co. report through their
New York house the fhllOWinE:-

/ Western Union T.. 33M
cleveland and Tol l0I5E
TOl. Il Wabash R... 63I5
Mil. Il st. p. conn.,. 7515
Adam Express Co 40
Wells. Fargo Il Go. 20
U. 8. Express Co.,. 43lS
Tennessee 6s......... SO
IGolu........ ..,...,.,....,.looA
I Market strong
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APPoINTnENT.-MayOr Fox this morning
sppnihii,e,41, MT. Francis Kuhn o member OF the
ehr,aSt ,asaaSor naadSor Police In place Of Mr.. o. A.
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hIoENsEs.-Ihe Mayor this morning issued
The Walnut Street Theatre was also licensed.
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THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE to-day
elected the following gentlemen to serve as
Directors during the ensuing year:-GeOrge X.
Slegler, John A Brown, A. II Borle, 8. w. Can-
rr rage, John Thompson, and John Rodman
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CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Malicious Mischief Coats Recovered
Larceny OF IL Piece of Cassimere-
Robbed "a Boarding. HOuse-Iseld for II
Further Hearing - Leather Thief
Stealing Shirts ARREST of Burglar
Sent to House of Refuge,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28
Political SDeakiug.

Hon. A. N. Rosborough Democratic candidate
for Judge in this district, and Hon. ]. X. Lutt-
rell, both of Siskyou county, addressed the peo-
pie at several places in this county last week
Rosborough, whether through policy or not, did
not venture upon any extended remarks, his
mission seeming to be simply to exhibit himself
to the voters and make their acquaintance singly.
So far as we have been able to ascertain he
failed to make favorable impression. Had Mr..
Rosberough remained at home, the efforts made
here to prejudice public sentiment in his favor.
might have had some effect We are perfectlv
serious and intend nothing personally dsparag-
ing when we say that his advent among Us has
gone great way toward neutraizing all that has
been said in his behelf. We have seen the rival
candidate face to face. People know Judge Gar
ter to be live mar, an able LAWYER and imnar-
tial Judge Trinity county is positively for
Garter. Mr.. Luttrell did the heavy speaking.
and rehearsed what We supposed to be care.
fully prepared speech, from the fact that it was
essentially the same discourse delivered bv him
In this town last year, with the unimport dis
tinction, that this time the ".nigger " made wav
for Johr Chinaman. From this polite sourc.
the speaker drew a number of refined and ;,ae.
nious arguments which we do not care to rcneat
Suffice it to say that we are perfectly willing
for such speakers to canvass our county in that
manner without any opposition, being con.
ndent that the only result will be an increase
Of the Republican vote.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28
Bankruptcy Notice.

In the Disrict Court Of the United States, District
Of California = In the matter Of r. l..
THOMAS, bankrupt, in bankruptcy.
BEFORE Mr.. ROWLAND L. wooDwoRTn REGISTER.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A PETI-
IN tion has been filled in said Court, by R. l..
Thomas, of Trinity County, in said District, duly
declared bankrupt, under the Act OF Congress
approved March Cd, 1867, for discharge and
certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims proyable under said Act, and that Tues
day the l4th day Of September, A. D. 1869, at
IL o'clock A. N. of said day, before the District
Court of the United States, in the City and
County of San Francisco, is assigned as the time
and place for the hearing of the same, when and
where any creditors who have proved their
debts, aud any person in interest, may appear
and show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
By order of,
ROWLAND L. WOODWORTH,
Register in Bankruptcy.
San Francisco July 30th, 1869.
THOMPSON l. WILSON, Attorneys for petitioner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

lHE INTERNATIONAL Boar RAcE.-Since the
passage of the Irish church bill. LEADING Ion
don journals seem to have no subject of higher
Importance to discuss than the coming boat race
between the Oxfords and Haryards, and vacb,
racing. The Spectator says.
Opinion in respect to the crews and in 70.
gato 10 the chances of victory is evenly divided,
Inc puDhc are inquiring if the Americans have
ever put out their whole strength, The course
is hard one, but the race Is likely TO he close
II the weather is bad the result will probably be
IN fayor OF the Oxfords. If good, Harvards will
win the race slow, English drizzle il the
thing to take the heart out Of Americans
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

GESERoUs.-Hugh F. McDermot, the poet.
formerly of San francisco, has addressed the
following letter to Collector Grinnell, of New
York:
"During the past few days I have been con-
sidering whether am justified in holding DO
sition IN the custom house when there are so
many MANNED soldiers, of honor and intel,i-
gence, wandering about who could fill INV place.
since my limbs are all whole, and my health
good' think can make an honest living in
some other capacity; and therefore most res
yesuuliy tender my resignation, to take effect at
we expirattoo Of the present month"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

RArEs OF PASSAGE TO New York By STEAMER
The Pacific Mail Steamship company has made
a reduction in fares between San Francisco and
New York. as follows; Outside stateroom, SIPS;
inside rooms, 500; steerage passage, $50
The above rates 60 into effect on next sailing
day,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

ANDY DEsERrRD.-Tbe Democratic papers Of
tennessee having succeeded, partly through A.
Io"ason aid' in securing a majority of the
Lee's'a'ure, now refuse to recognize Johnson's
CAIN Tor the Urited States Senate Tho Morn.
A,''a"eAe tells him plainly that retirement
-, pace from which he can best vindicate
nirhseh against political enemies
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

AAFRisiSa.-The White Pine New, I'M
proves upon and jocnlarizes a late Sacramento
Item IN the following manner. John Marin of
Sacramento was clerk of hotel. He married
the cham oermaid, cleaned up on her. and then
added 20 his little stock seven hundred d..
Of passenger and the seventy five ao,,.,. :.
lssging to the house, and moved on.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

AMONG the papers read before the American
Science association, at Salem, August 2lst, was
one on hichina sprahs which it is said all kinds
of flesh, food, and also fish, contain. They are
parasites, being no worse than any other, Ar d
are harmless if pronerly cooked.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

The sentence of the Wall street usurers has
created much excitement in New York. Russell
Sage, sentenced to 6ve days imprisonment, is
worth some $500, ,ooo He was for many years
prominent director of the New York Central
railroad, and the intimate friend of Thurlow
Weed and Dean Richmond, lie has been a
prominent politician, was long an Alderman of
Troy, and Treasurer of the county of Rensselaer,;
was member of Congress from that district,
and rendered essential service in securing the
election Of Mr.. Banks to the Speakership of the
House, who made him q member of the Com
mttee on Ways and Means.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

Born SETrLED.-The Boston Post Dem. y in
az article in its issue of July 3lst, entitled
Flowing the Air." declares that These two
issues, therefore-negro suffrage and the amend
ment-are virtually out Of reach" Will the
catifornia Democracy never learn wisdom :?
Shall they always contnne to plow the air?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28
A Warming.

,ur prRrIC ARE HEREBY WARNED NOT
TO trust my wife. Maria Lutman, as will not
he responsible for any debts of her contracting
from the date of this notice.
Rush Greek, June 22d, 1869.
15-tf JUN LoA Han.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

OVERLAND MoNrnLY.-The Overland Monthly,
for September is before us, and presents an in
teresting table of contents. The Overland is de-
cidedly Californian in its makeup, and takes a
front rank with the best Eastern monthlies. 1t
is deservedly popular in the East, and should be
literally patronized on the Pacific coast. Pub
lished on the first of each month, at 81 90 per
annum, by A. Roman l. Co., San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

THE National Labor convention, which met in
Philadelphia recently, resolved against coolie-
ism, but in favor of protecting free Chinese la
Dor like any other.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

RussIAs TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN SKlLL.-The
Russian Railroad Gazette says that Russia has
already paid upward of two hundred million
roubles to American railroad contractors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

LYScHED.-Two colored men, who recently
committed an outrage on young lady, on the
line of the Manassas railroad, Virginia, were
taken from the Jail at Front Royal, on Thursday
night. 10th instant, by party of disguised men
and hung
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

PENpLEroN, in his letter accepting the nomi-
nation from the Democracy for the Governor
ship of Ohio, attacks the financial policy of the
National administration.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

Or COURSE Nor chief Justice Chase says
nothing is further from his thoughts than the
Presidency He can't imagine why people men,
tiop his name in that connection.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

In Chicago, on the evening of the 2lst in
slant, church and the German theatre were
struck by lightning. The inmates we're stunned
but nobody was seriously hurt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

LITTLE CoRpoRAL.-We have received the Sep
tember number of this excellent publication for
the young folk. 1t is published by Alfred l..
Sewell l. Co.. Chicago, at one dollar year. 1t
offers liberal inducements to clubs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

JUDGE CHAsE's friends think the conservative
movement in the South will result in his nomi-
nation and election as next President OF the
United States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

LARGE PfscE OF GoLD.-The monumental
Quartz company, at the Sierra Buttes, took out
over forty thousand dollars August 18th, one
piece of gold being nearly pure, and weighing
one hundred and six pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

THE Tweed wing Of the New York Democracy
have asked August Belmont to resign the chair
manship of the National committee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

Two FreEchmen and nelgans, adherents OF
Maximiian, have been arrested on the charge
of conspiring to assassinate Juares.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

THE Cuban insurreOtion is steadily gaining
ground from circumstances. The volunteers
are again " AFTER the Captain General, and it is
said De Roda will have to resign or be dis
Craced
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28
Notice to Creditors.
IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF IA N e
DOUGHRRTY, DECEASED:

DOUGHERTY, DECEASED:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN,
IN dersigned, Executor of the estate o: James
Dougherty, deceased, to the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months from the hrst pnohca.ion OF
thi. notice to the undersigned, at his residence
in the town of junction City, Trinity county,
California.
o1Aw JOHN JACKSON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

NORTHERN DISTRICT FAIR.-We acknowledge
the receipt of a complimentary ticket to the
Northern District fair, to be held at Marysville,
commencing the :ad aud closing the 2ath of
August.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx will be in Marysyille
September lst, and thence will proceed overland
20 Oregon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

California, died at San Jose on the 10th of
August
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

THE LATEST ExcEss.-The New York World
says the ladies of the Empire city get drunk on
chloroform.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

"JUDGE" LEWIS DENT will be placed in lu-
dicrous attitude, if, as appears likely, the Miss
issippi Republicans should not nominate him.
1t was thought that he might be elected if Grant,
who is Dents orother-in-law, would come up to
the work with the requisite patronage and aid /;
but the President has thrown cold water on the
whole movement from the first, and has shown
that be has no special friendship for his brother
in-law when he is in the way of honest recon-
struction. Dent has been writing foolish letters,
and making himself generally ridiculous, but
Grants GOODNESS has evidently put quietus on
his political prospects in Mississippi.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.

T HAVE ON HAND 800 GALLONS OF PURE
Cider Vinegar, which will sell at IS cents
per gallon by retail, and, in large quantities, at
a much lower rate than it can be brought from
San Francisco, The public is assured that this
is pure, unadulterated article, and any one
trying this vinegar and not liking it, will re-
fund the money.
34-tf CHI PETERSEN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

GENERAL BUTLER is expected to visit Califor-
mia soon.
ILLINOIS is the first Northern State to organ
ize colored men as a part of the militia.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28
DIE D..

DIED.
At Weavervlle, August 25th: MARY ELIZABETH,
daughter of Nicholas and Margaret Behme, aged
three and one-half years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28

THs CHINESE TREArY.-The following is the
most important article of our treaty with China,
which some of the Democratic papers assert
makes citizen. Of Chinese residing in this coun-
try:
ART. 6. Citizens of the Uui'ed States visiting
or residing in China, shall enjoy the same priv
ileges, imm mites and exemptions in respect to
travel or residence as may there be enjoyed by
the citizens or subjects of the most favored ma
tion. and. recprocaily, Chinese subjects residing
In the United States shall enjoy the same privi-
leges, immunities and exemptions in respect to
travel or residence as may there be enjoyed by
the most favored nation. But nothing herein con-
tanned shall be held TO confer naturalization upon
the citizens of the United States in China, or upon
the citizens of China in the United States.
The clause in talic was added by the Repub-
licau Senate, when it came before them for con-
frmaton, after it had been signed by Johnson
and his Cabinet. Had the treaty been adopted
by the Senate without amendment, it is proba-
BILE that Chinese might claim the right of natur-
alization, if they desired, but this amendment
removes all shadow of claim of such right.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-28
BORN.

At Red hill, Trinity river. August the 10th,
to the wife OF Charles II. Bartette, daughter.
At Weavervlle, August 25th, to the wife of
John Hyde, a daughter.