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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

ARRIVAL OF JAPANESE IMMIGRANTS. - Herr
Schne!l, Il Prusian gentleman, for ten years past
resident in the Northern Prncipalities OF Japan,
has arrived in San Francisco with three Jananese
families. These families are the precursors of
forty japanese families now on tie way for our
port and of further accession of eighty families.
making in all one hundred and twenty families.
or say, four hundred persons are coming here
for permanent settlement. They are mostly silk
cul.ivators and manufactures; some are tea
cul;urists. The Alta says they bring with them
$4,000 trees of the Korus Gltq, three years old.
This is the most tender leaf of all the mulberres
and it makes the best silk in that country. They
bring n great number Of bamboo plants of the
large variety, useful for thousand purposes.
They are twelve feet high. Also, 500 vegetable
wax trees, four feet high, and three years cid
They bring also G,Oo0 600 of tea nuts. Herr
Schnell was Interpreting Secretary to the Prns-
sian Legation, and lattery Minister of Finance
TO the Northern Prncipalties Mt war with The
Mikado. The defeat of the North has obliged
him TO seek elsewhere for peace and occupation
1t Is not improbable that three Princes will fol-
low him and share his fortunes. Herr Sehnell
possessed 100 retainers and their families. They
look to him for means uf living, and he charges
himseif with their care, support and guidance in
way 10 confirm to the laws and usages of our
country. They are not scrfs, but free. If the
f!i1ees come they may bring many more indus
ulai 'am'lies; They are highly educated and
poAshed gentlemen, with families brought m in
lhe nigheSt refinement. They fully comprehend
our laws and usages and will confirm TO them
herr ochnei! means to buy government land
pot IN the valleys which are uasni,ed. but in the
cheaper bill or mountain lands These rrayelly
loans are hest adnp'ed TO tie healihies. growth
OF si!kworms and TO the finer qualities Of silk
and especially is il an axicn, ..HilIs for ,bs
hDe teas and dales for the cosrse."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
Our Relations with England.

late number of the New York Weekly Trib-
une has three letters from its able and observant
English correspondent, giving full resume Of
the feeling in England following the reception
OF Summers speech That speech has made a
profound sensation, and the correspondent re-
ferred TO says that it has so enkndled all classes
against America that even with those who were
the steadfast friends of the Union during the re-
bellion he dares not discuss the alabama claims
question, as presented by Sumner. They are as
inflammable as tinder. England is unanimously
against the American view of the case as pre-
sented by Sumner. For three days following the
reception Of the speech every paper in England
kept an ominous silence. Then came one out
BY the British people for long time. The most
significant expression is perhaps to be found in
the Pail Mall Gdzette. The Gazette says frankly
it is glad the speech has been made, and for two
reasons first, because it will bring home to
Englshmen what the American demand really
amounts to, and this demand is estimated at
$500, 900, 900, in money, which seems to be the
only English way OF estimating anything. 1t
welcomes the speech secondly, because it will
strengthen the hands of the British government
held all along that Lord Stanley and Lord Clar-
endon ought to have made it clear to Reverdy
Johnson that in 'arguiug the question of recog
milton he was simply wasting his breath" The
Gazette says that as the EXTREMIST northern SYM
pathizer will hardly go the lengths demanded by
Mr. Sumner, it hopes that all Englishmen will
agree to abandon the hope of being friends with
America. The pith and purpose of its whole
article, and of what is to be henceforth its
policy, are condensed into one cogent paragraph.
I" The paramount considerations which should
govern the present policy of this country toward
the United States are the fruitessness of further
negotiations, and the necessity of being prepared
for war" By this article the Gazette places it.
self at the head of the party in England which
favors war with America. The Tribune cores
pondent says that there are numerous reasons
for such party at this time and, TO the English
mind, of great weight. One reason is that
standing army and listless navy, oflicered from
among the arstoeracy, find their occupation en-
dangered by continued peace. A second reason
is, the desire of the ruling class to postpone the
reform agitation. The third and most potent
reason is, the strong popular repugnance in
spired by national pride at seeing England so
surely falling from her place among the first
powers. A nation that will not fight is no
longer power. Bismarh is reported to have
said, short time ago, % If were an Abysinian
or llindoo, or even an American, might Gaze
what England thinks, but being an European
DO not" The existence of these facts and
the unanimity of the anti-American feeling in
all England is the explanation of that steady
rise in gold in our own makets which so per-
plexed our people as to its
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

DECORATING THE GRAVES OF UNION SOLDIERS
On Saturday and Sunday last the graves of Union
soldiers throughout tie land were decorated
with solemn ceremonies. The exercises at Ar
ling'on Ilighs were Of peculiarly impressive
character, President Grant, General Sherman,
members of the Cabinet, foreign Ministers, and
other high officials were present. At Gloucester
Massachusetts,, General Butler was the orator,
and took occasion to alludc in bitter terms to the
conduct of England during the late war;
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

CAPITAL OF RUssiA.-There is report that the
Emperor Of Russia is about to transfer the capi-
tai from ST. Petersburg to Kief. Kief.s the cap
ial city OF the province of Kef in Little Russia,
situated on the Dneper, which empties into the
Black Sea at Cherson, near Odessa. Kief has q
population of about 80, 900, is COO miles south of
St. Petersburg and $50 southwest of Moscow, and
about 600 miles from the mouth Of the Dniester,
and jnst about halfway between St. Petersburg
and Constantinople.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
Tar Nrws-Tbe French troops will not evac.


uate Rome......The small pox is increasing in
New York Minister Washburne has been cor
daily received by Napoleon General Cnbal-
lero Deroda has been appointed Captain General
Of Cuban Serious disturbances have occurred
at Malaga and Seville, Spain......Five humpbacli
The Lizzie Ngjor case is amicably settled.
Spain will pay and apologize......The forthcom-
ing public debt statement will show a decrease
in May of over Sl3, ,0oo, ,o0o.....The President
says that all newspaper statements as to his
views on the Alabama question are pure fctions
..Priyate letters from Paris say that the revo-
lutionary feeling is spreading. The police force
has been increased in the principal cties
Two settlers have been hung BY the leaugers on
the Kansas neutral lands. These ruIilns num-
Der 3, 900, and are well armed ana organized
.A tornado, on Friday afternoon, almost to-
tally destroyed the town of Shipman, Illinois.
Nearly every building in the place was blown
down.....A colored man has been appointed to
one of the principal clerkships in the Chicago
postoifice .....Mrs. Sallie Granger mother of the
ldle Gltputi y. DohPiaS, uiVN vi thS oNAl vi
May, Mt Clifton Springs, New York, aged eighty
one years......We have news Of late Indian out
RACES near Fort Hays, Kansas. The bad Indians
are being pursued by General Clusters cavalry.
......In Spain ii is rumored that new proyi-
sonal ministry will be formed to hold Office till
October, when regular vote will be AIKEN on
the question of soveregnty......Thc Central Pa
cifc Railroad company deposited with Secretary
Boutwell, 81 900, 900 first mortgage bonds,
curity for the completion and equipment of the
road as frst-class.... Additional particulars of
the terrible storm at Wheeling Virginia, show
the damage to be for greater than at first re-
ported. Hail stones, to the depth of two feet,
remained in the streets Saturday ...... Returns
Of the French elections show twenty eight oppo-
sition candidates returned to the Crops Legisla-7
tif Jules Favre has been declared not elected
to the Corps Legisatif of France. He will con-
test......Motley arrived in Liverpool the 27h
ult. and after receiving an address from the
Chamber of Commerce. started for London......
One-half of Georgetown, Ell Dorado county, was
destroyed by fire on the morning of the 9Th ult.
Loss, S33 900. Two women and three children
perished in the flames.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

OVERLAND MoSTHLY.-The June number Of
this excellent magazine has been received.
Like the numbers that have preceded it, it is
filled with matter particularly interesting to peo-
pie of this coast This number terminates the
subscriptions as soon as possible. Published by
4. Roman Il Co., San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
FOR S HERiT

HlHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RESPECT
| fully announces that he is candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Trinity county subject to
the decision of the National Union Republican
voters at the approaching primaries.
j. Il. BALCH.
WeayervlIe, Nav 22d, 1862 20-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
DIED.

At Exams bar. Trinity river, May 3lst, EMILIA.
daughter of William and Louisa Lange, aged
two years, one month and fifteen days
At Weaverville May 30th, CATnAR1xE. daupb.
ter of john and Catharine Hanlon, aged three
years, I've months and fifteen days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

GEORGE FRAycIs Train, the great American
whale with Irish fms aud II Feuian tale, is
splurgirg in San Francisco. George Francis
proposes to bag Vancouver's island, do several
other wonderful things, and then run for the
Presidency in 1872. As blower, George can
discount White Pine po-go-nip He has brains
enough, but then he sort o spreads himself over
all creation, which makes him altogether too
thin to amount to rIuch.-Sdn Jose Mercury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
FOR TREASURER

DETER PAULSEN HEREBY ANNOUNCES
| himself Il candidate for ;he Office of County
Treasurer, subject to the action of the Union Re-
publican voters at their coming primaries.
Weaverviile. June 9Th. 1869. 22-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

THE Eastern people are going through sea :
son of more than ordinary violent tornadoes.
The first that we heard of was in Kansas, where
house was blown to atoms and the inmates
sent flying through the air. Western Virginia
was next visited. There halstones fell the size
OF mans fist. Portions of Illinois and Ohio
also suffered from like elemental disturbance
y great deal of damage has been done by these
tornadoes, thunderstorms and hailstorms
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

FIGHr WITH INDIANS A party of soldiers un-
der Captain Cliff, had fight with twelve Indi-
ans, in Montana, on the 7th ult., in which nine
Indians and one soldier Terrence Conry) were
wounded.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

rDHE UNDERSIGNED ANNorNCEs HIMSELF
L us Il candidate before the National Union Re
publican party of Trinity county for Member OF
Assembly. subject to their approval n the ensu-
ing primaries. GEORGE II. BUNKER.
WeayerviIe. May 22d. 1862. 2O-lf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

KANSAS LAND TROUBLES. - The leaguers in
Kansas continue to hang and shoot peaceable
settlers. Measures are being taken to rid tha,
unhappy country of the human demons who
would destroy it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

SHASTA DEMOCRATS MovIXG.-We learn from
the Shasta Courier that the Democracy of that
county will meet in a delegated convention n,
Shasta, on the 25th of this month, for the DUR.
pose of nominating a county ticket and CHOOSING
delegates for the State convention
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

IRELAND drinks less whisky than Scotland,
though her population is twice as large. The
late budget shows that while the latter country
drank. in 1868, 4,9o7 7ol gallons, Ireland drank
4,73,Slo gallons; England at the time
consuming more than both torether
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

INCOMPLETE RECONSTRUCTION. - Kentucky Is
Joined to her idols. In Louisville negro has
lust been tried by Judge Bruce Of the crcui,
court, and sentenced to be hung, without being
allowed the privilege of proving or attempting
to prove his innocence, because, forsooth, his
witnesses were black. Judge Ballard, of the
United States district court, has issued ii stay
of the proceedings, and forbidden the Sheriff tc
execute the sentence. We shall test again the
question whether the sun dare shine in Ken
tucky.-O Oakland Nsirs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

TIE Canadian exodus, Judging by its outpour-
ing through St. Albans, is tremendous. The
night trains south over the Vermont Central for
some time past have consisted of no less than
twelve heavily loaded cars, and on Wednesday
night there were over seventeen, every one full
of French Canadians
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
FOR TREASUa Ep.

To The National Union Republican Toters:
the undersigned hereby respectfully an
nOuuccs that he is andidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer, subject TO your decision at
the approaching primaries.
Weaveryil!e, May 29th, 1859.
2I-tf r. CLIFFORD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

AARRIED,

In Boise City, Idaho, or Tuesday evening.
Nay 18th, 1869, Judge r. T. MILLER, of Silver
CITY, owyhee county, Idaho, to Miss WoRrLEY
HUNT, of Boise City
Judge Miller is an old Trinitar;an, and was
at one time County Judge here-Eps Jorax.1.1
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

INDIAN FIoHT IN MoyrAxA.-On the s,h ult,
about two hundred Santee Sioux Indians
attacked the settlement at Mussel Shell, Mon
tana. Seventy white men were in the settle
ment. Ten of these defended the stockades,
while the other sixty sailed out, and killed
thirty of the Indians. Their loss was one killed,
and one badly wounded. The rest of the In
dians escaped by swimming The river
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

RAILROAD TINE TO THE EAsT.-The schedule
r..ne by railroad from Sacramento to New York
is seven CAS-, to St. Louis FIVE days and to Chi
cago five days and seven hours.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

Nor REDUCED ENouGn YET.-The Pacific Mail
Steamship company has reduced the cabin fare
to New York from S2O2, to SIT and the second
cabin from Sl62 to Sl52, coin. Now that the
railroad is completed the steamers will have to
reduce their fare long way below the above fig
ures if they wish TO secure any portion Of the
travel
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

RAILRoAns AND PoLITIcs - Party lines in Vir-
ginia are now being determined By the conflict
lag commercial interests of the State. The
competing railroad lines e2ter into the contest
and control the issues. This is a healthy and
encouraging indication. Although railroads in
politics as IL general rule are not conductive to
official integrity and incorruptbility, yet any
interest of trade is great advance On the igno-
rant passions and crude nonsense which have
hitherto constituted the web and woof of South-
ern political life and practice Oakland Meas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

PARAGUAY.-There are conflicting accounts in
regard to the war in Paraguay. One statement
is to the effect that the Count 'Eu, General-in-
Chief of the Allies, was about to march upon
Lopez, who was only few miles off, Another
IS that Lopez whereabouts is unknown Moth
ing is yet known of Minister McMahon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
e. AN DID AT T. S .
FOR THE ASSEM- BLY,.

MR. O. II. p NORCROSS SOLICITS THE
Nl Union votes AT the coming primaries for the
nomination OF Representative to the Assembly.
o1-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

The New York CoSsrIru rIox The New York
constitution will be submitted to the voters of
the State next fall. Four votes will be taken
upon it, one upon the suffrage cause, and one
upon taxation. one on the judiciary. and ,bs
fourth upon the balance of the instrument
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

THE yelocipcde fever at the East is evidently
subsilng. Many OF the rinks which were in
full blast month ago are now closed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

PaAYrxc FOR DivoEcE.-The Nova scotians
are praying to be divorced from the Canadian
Union, and to be absolyed from allegiance to The
British throne That means business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

We are under obligations to Senator Cole for
various public documents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

The Miners STEIKE.-The Cornish miners of
Grass Valley who are on strike against the use
OF giant powder and the small drill in the min s
in that section, on the 2+th ut. threatened no,
10 let 60 to work in tie mines on the fol-
lowing day unless the owners woald bani h
giant powder, appeared on the ground in The
morning but so did the Sheriff and his posse
we'll armed with Spencer rifles, and that settled
the strikers. Seeing the guns with the law be-
hind them, did the work, and the strikers con-
cluded not to interfere These fellows have
made fools of themselves and they will soon be
aware Of that fact If they don't know it now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
Notice to Debtors.

ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO THE UNDER.
a signed VIII please make immediate settle.
rnent with Frank " Young. Esq, who has full
power to collect ali my outstanding notes and
book accounts.
l9-4w A. HOFFMAN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

THE people or Madrid have recently been filed
with horror at the discovery of II crime commit
ted in of its convcntS. young woman,
twenty eight years old, the wife OF IL rich South
American, has been confined for FIVE years in
one of the underground cells, only about Il yard
square, and with light or air save through
one small hole. Her husband through jealousy
had connived with the priestly almoner of the
convent and procured her Imprisonment. The
matter is now before the courts. An anonymous
letter to the civil governor Of Madrid enabled
him TO ascertain the tacts.-Saa francisco Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

CUBAN AFFAIRS The Cubans ard Spaniards
about 900 of the laiter-haYc had another
fierce ngagemcnt at Puerto Padre, in the cast
department. The battle was a bloody oae
and the Spaniards defeated with great
slaughter. OF one company, Numbering one
hundred Spaniards, bat seven escaped There
is a rumor that Count Falmazcda has been forced
TO eraeuate Boyomo in the eastern department
ctCnoa. The government Peru has recognized
the beliigefent rights of the Cuban rebels, and
has resolved to accord them all the privileges of
such recognition; but the same government re-
fuses loan to Cuba a Cuban expedition, to
consist of seven thousand men, is said to be or
ganizing in New York
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
FOR SHE RIFF.

TEIHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY ANNOUNCES
/ himself rs IL candidate for the Office OF Sheriff
OF Trinity county, subject to the action of the
National Union Republican voters at their pri-
mary election. A. II. MARSHALL.
Douglas City, May ed, 1869. 20-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

THE INGnArEs.-Pollard, in his life of jeff Da-
Wis, asserts that secret jauta, composed of the
Sanators of Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Missis-
sippi Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas-Fitzpat-
rick, Clay, R. W. Johnson, Sebastian, Yulee,
Mallory, Ivcraon, Toombs, Slder, Benjamin,
Davis, Brown, Wighll, Icm?bill-met at Wash
ipgtoh, in one Of the rooms of the capitol on
the night of January 9Th, 1861, and formed an
organization, which took control of all political
and military operations in the South, dictated
the plan of seizing forts, arsenals and custom
houses, and did the whole work of revolution,
while the members every day in their ac-
cnstomed seats in the United States Senate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

THE San Francisco Chronicle, of May 2oth,
has the following:
John Fizacle was accused Of beating and
wounding gentle Mrs. Fizacle. She took the
stand and swore to a state of facts which, if
true, physical " constitution could endure.
She testified that Fizacle had choked her,
pulled her hair, threw her on the floor and beat
her with tin dipper. She showed no marks or
bruises, and the defense proved clearly that she
was the strongest and best tighter Of the two
that she threw Mr.. Fzacle out of doors twice,
and that he tried 20 soothc her by playing favor
te airs on cracked violin. She had no ear for
music, but made the :. Rome howl " with her
= chin music, and IA third time attacked her
lord. This time he threw down his violin and
likewise threw he down nad administered to
her slight punishment, thereby asserting his
manhood. He was discharged.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
Sherif's Sale.

In the District Court Of the Ninth JuGcial District
Of TIE Stdte Of California, IN and for The
County Of Trinity:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
FOR COUNTY CLERK,

r HEREBY RESPECTFULLY OFFER MY
| self rs candidate for the Office OF County
Clerk of Trinity county, subject to the approval
of the Union Republican voters at the coming
primary elections.
JOHN ". PHILBROOK
Weaverville, May 22d, 1859. 20-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05
POSITIV E LY
OUT !

rNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING POSITIVELY
| concluded 10 leave Trinity county, intend TO
close out their business at Weaverville
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-05

ELISHA HALL syd JOHN C. MASON rs. WILLIAM {
ESTES aud JOHN VI. ESTES
Smyrna times., 1869-06-16
Prompt,
FARMERS AND CONSUMERS
TAKE NOTICE.


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hM JOHN r. GREEN'S, No. T. NORTH SECOND sTp ETr
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dealing the best policy We sell AZ cbeap m an,
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the best sheetng and Srng MCSLNs at the very lowest
market prices Medium and White Flanues av and Ma
I"ed FanneS Ginghams Blue Drill, Ticking Check Crash
ZIP TOP assortment OF Table Linens, Towels Napkins Shirt
Linen Shirt Fronts always hand cheap and large assert
ment oil sonshed Cambria, NainsOOk JacOnets Soft M
victoria Lawn Plaid and Striped Ausns for Dresses Bran
rig Plque or Marseles Chdrens Ladies' Gents Linen
dks Chdrens Mensand Ladies' Besched and Unbld IIoe
Gents Merino Undershirts and Drawers medium and low prce
Dress Goods In season. Prints all prices Red Blk Table
Csvere We call attention to large assortment of Men
and Boys Wear low and medium price, A-wool Cashmere
satinets, CotOnades, Linendrls Kentucky Jeans &c We
keep the best selection of Black Alpaca city We exe
ce extreme caution in purchasing goods in order
to procare perfect coors and good quality We say without
fear OF contradiction sell the best Black Alpaca In the
or the money Constantly receiving Job Lots Goods DO
not "rget the Nc y North Second Street. street
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JOHN IL. GREEN.
Smyrna times., 1869-06-16
For Sale.

A WOODS REAPER AND MOWER CONE
BlNED in complete order, for sale CHEAP for
Cash. For further particulars, inquire Of '
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May 2F'" '7fq.-tf Smyrna, Del -