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South AmerIcan Commerce.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1--we shall soon have
steamers enough to Brazil and other South
American Countries
,Philadelphia is preparing to start its pioneer
Steamship Company has determined to trans
fer its vessels to this port for the same trade It
would certainly be unfair to subsidize ons line
to the detriment of the other
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NEW YoRE Dec. 1e~Twsed ring testimony IL
now IN order, and an opportunity will very
probably be given TO all who feel themselves
aggrieved by Tweeds revelations. to rise and
obtain a hearing.
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Rio,ous Ca nal strikers.
SOUTH AMERICAN ITEMS.
vanama-Indepenaepc. n. y

of the National Associated
Press.l
PANAMA. Dee. 1o-At Columbia the six days
the independence Of the State OF Panama
passed of joySully and noiselessly, but nn-
hardly on the afternoon OF the last day a fight
which the latter was killed and the former
Hugers between lie and death.
The Panama Legislative Assembly met on the
notable.
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Convicted of MamsIaughter.

LANCASTER. o.. Dec 1e.-The Jury In the case
her husband, returned verdict of man
slaughter yesterday after retirement of thirty
six hours. Mrs. Creighton will be sentenced on
Friday next. va
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Goods for the ExposItIon
Hayes Arrival.

NEW loBK. Dec. 1e.--Thres vessels with goods
for the Paris Exposition will be ready to sail In
February - "
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No Danger Anticipated.

LONDON. Dec 19.-The Times concludes an
saitorial; But for the present the country.
however low lrritated at Russian ambition and Ser
ger" oo'' A''oh ih any oah-
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Hond Forrers plead G,uiIty

New. YoRR. Dec. 1s-Col. VIM Carol, and
John A. Austed who were arrested for uttsring
f1l,o9o OF forged vt Louis county, Mo-, bonds.
sentence A
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Patterson sin, 0n,t. m,

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Patterson of
South Carolina. has suffered relansa frnr, his M
recent illness. and is still very iii at his resi-
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The New Coal 9,omn,n.t,or
vanayke tn he HUNG Fria.x.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.--.A scheme for the new
coa g comblnation has been agreed to. but final
action has not yet been taken
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The Coal Monopoly.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1e.-The Herald says It Is evi-
dent from the proceedings yesterdav that iba
mcoal m monopoly will unfortunately soon be estab-
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From time to time announcements have BEEN
made of the discovery II pbosogr aEhing In nat
ural colors, but nothing sas isfaetory is yck
more promising efforts were made q fex years
ago with the very sensitive salts of uraRinm
were Obtained, the eotors themselves were said
to be fugitive. A report now comes fYora Me-.
mich, Bavaria, that eofored pictures have beess
are taken. The FIRST ia on a pIase. which Is srs,-
sitiye to yellow rays only: the neaiv OF tAfs In
printed by photo photography in red ink The
second photograph II from plato onLt sonsi@
tive to blue ray and the printing frsSss thia ss
with blue Ink. overlaying the firstY nrinf5nc
The third photOgraDh Is from red aM| the r.rss
ceedings are similar with red ink ~ oeiesss. Il
TINS h,ended in printing are said 6 eiye Tia
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\ Mearlng for the Twcea Rlngstera

NEW i9RK. Dec. 1s.-The President will arrive
here Friday morning to attend the reeeption of
the Union League Club that evening.
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Gone Home.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ls.-Senators Conklinr ~
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The Pacific Hailrea as.

WASHINGTON Dec. 1s.-At the Department of
Justice to- o-day the Pacific railroad companies
bad hearing before the Attorney G, neral aud
Secretary OF the Interior upon Senator Chaffe' q
resolution, calling upon the President for in
formation as to what legal impede ments If any
exist, which prevent him from executing the
avs to prorata.
The Union Pacific Company was represented
by Sidney Dillon, its president. Judge Shella
barger, Mr.. P; Appleton and Mr.. Storrs the
the burlington branch by Mr.. Woolforth.
AT the request of counsel of the Union Pacific
that the case of the Kansas Pac fic shall he
presented first Mr.. Holmes proceeded 10 show
the manner and extent Of the violation of law
by the Union Pacific Company which he said
BAD become public scandal, whereby the pub-
lie, the government and the kans as Pacific Com
pany were subjected to great and continued in
Jury and loss, 80 that by reason of unjust dis
eliminating practiced by the Union Pacific
Company the Kansas Pacific had been forced
into Bankruptcy, and the government was in
consequences in danger of losing its proprietary
Interest therein
>, Mr. hellabarger. of the Union Pacific denied
the allegations. and contended that the higher
rates charged on the western half of the line
were justified by the increased cost of operat.
Ing,
The hearing was adjourned until tomorrow.
when argument for the Union Pacific will be
continued, and Mr.. Walforth will present the
case OF the Burlington branch
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LoFIoN, Dec. 19.-The gegtdr mi stat.s M ~ ybs
cabinet has decided to ask Psriameat e. vTta a
grant OF money for the British armv svreb sss
the present state of Europe demands.
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Gillian Aerial Motor.

PANAMA, Dec. 10.-A special privilege has been
solicited from the Chilian governments for the
introduction into the Republic of an aerial
motor for the transport OF minerals, merohan-
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Alliance setween Italy ana e,reee~

LONDON. Dec. ia dispat cl, from Constautf
nople says the Porte has requested fnformatiom
regarding the nnmistakable signs of ap am
proaeh'hg alliance between Italy and arseoe.
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Out on Hail,

New YoRH, Dec. FISHERMAN Broadwell.
president OF the defunct Glairmont Savings
Bank. was to-day released on sI5. 900 bail,
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Notwithstanding famine and rewards, noz-
ions animals multiply In India from the re-
hgiOus dislike of Hindoos to killing anything
Cobras, lucky reptiles, are held by them sspe~
eialiy sacred, and, with other snakes, man
aged In 1875 to Kill II 900 persons; but 270. .f85
snakes were killed. The loss Of cattle from
the same source was very heavy.
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PANAMA. Dec. 1o-Ths Conservative attempt
to overthrow the government has failed.
Yepez, the reyoln ionist. attacked Quito on the
fourteenth Of November with some Thousand
men. to be aided by 2oOn dis It'd within the
city. The lighting lasted until lats ON the 9Th,
when the ammunition OF the assailants gave
out.
Gen. Vernaaa then rallied from behind his
barricades and easily scattered the enemy
Great atrocities are reported a3 having been
committed by The victors. Many Of the revolu-
tioni.is were Colombians VINO mad crossed the
frontier, from Pasto into Ecuador. Per contra.
Colon bian guard aiso crossed into Ecuador
TO help the egovernment in suppressing the reyo-
tuition.
The Ecuadorans are now 1narreIfng among
themselves and with the Co4omo oians at this
foreign Intervention; 1t seems certain that
Gen. .Vernosa inspired or sanction by his supe-
giors, solicited the aid Of the Colombian troops
by a letter said TO be in the hands of the CoIon-
Dlan Nj mister. Rodriguez, in Quito.
Z. AS Vsrnosa had air ady di7 persad the rebel
forces, every effort was made TO dissuade tho
Co. Con k2sss from entering Quito
did not withdraw until he had received a MON
eyed indemnify for the cost Of the expedition.
- The killed in this affair, In the city of
Quito alone. is set down at 800. including SOL
di.ers, peaceful citizens. foreigners, women and
Children. ar
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religious revival with meetings every
evening, has lasted four years in ColupAbia
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presasie Recall of sale,m.u p..,,..

!. IoEDoN, Dec. te.-There is great dissatisfar.s
and his recall is probable.
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cf A1N
-
PERU.
The Elections Over-Meigss' Executgrs-
commercial

-. PANfMA Dec 1o.-trhe elections are over and
the political status is now one OF eaImneas.
The executors OF Mr.. Henry Meigps are said
to haye set apart one million dollars to carry
nut his engagement Of des sstoping the Cerro dey
them. W.
In Lime an improved feeling Ia noted i'm eonr..
mercial circles.
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OMctal Report Of the San EIizario Trag-
edy-U. =. Troops to Assist the sheriff
I'm Making Arrpsis

WASHINGTON Dec. 1q.-The following tele-
grams were received at the War Department
this morning:
Adiutant General United States Army.
The following dispatch from Gen, Pope, re-
eeived late last night, is respectfully forwarded
=, Csapt Blair telegraphed at D. m. day, from
Hangers surrendered yesterday morning
Howard. Atkinson and Mcbride were shot, Ali
OF the Hangers were liberated to-day. They
are now here The mob has dispersed
Blair is instructed as soon as his company
reaches him to move down to San Elizario
There seems but little doubt that all the force
that has been ordered out will have to be used
to larrest the ringleaders and participants in
this outrage. Under orders received shall in
struet the. troops TO assist the sheriff In per
forming his duty. Iregret that The small num-
ber Of troops in New Mexico and their wide dis
persion at numerous points made 1t physically
Impossible. in view of the shortness Of the time
upon the President to place sufficient force at
San Elizario In time to prevent the outrage
upon the laws OF Texas.
From the best information we have, the officer
n charge at hi Paso and persons comprising
the "a mob were entirely Mexican born citizens OF
Texas. There does not appear to have been
any help from the Mexican eide of the river.
JOHN POPE.
-, Brevet Major General Commanding.
The above information is, of course, gratify-
the Secretary of War but they lsar ths al h1 Is
not over yet. When the sheriff. assisted by the
United States troops. begins making arrests Of
the ringleaders. there Is no telling what new row
may spring up.
The Secre. AIRY Of War received dispatch last
night from Gov. Hubbard saying that he had
information that large number Of those en-
gagged In the row were Mexicans.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Meeting .,t y. III. ,rs.e


~. LONDON, Doc; 1a-The morning papers offici~
tlary ", "Ai' 0' ''
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WAR NOTES.

General Forward Movement Of the wps=s
SLAMS.
LONDON, DEG 19-In eligenes from all Sides
leaves no doubt that the Russians from Pleypa
aave eommsnced forward movements In every
ahfect1ou., There are several indiotstiops thak
they are about to attack the Sohipka Pass.
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MEXICAN NEWS,

BEiaHADE. Dee 15.-The Ssrvians have oemr.
pied Fort Wramar, near Nsch.
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CANADA.
A Fine RiIiiaraist.

MONTREAL, Dec 1g.-In the billiard tourna-
ment last night. Bugleigh, of Hamilton, was
pronounced ON all sides magnificent player.
Chs nenlOn af (!ana aa
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The New York Excise MIDDLE.
New YORK. Dec. ls.-The Mayor preferre d
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15
list OF LETTERS
TOWN AND COUNTY.

THE AssEMBLY.-As We anticipated
,..t week. the returns show that DR.. J.
g Montague is elected to the Assembly
from this legislative district. His major
i,y in this county is very large while the
majority of Klotz in Shasta is not near
the figure that gentleman's friends anti
cipated. If Klotz had not come TO this
county at all better fight could have
hpen made tor him, but his position on
tina Senatorial question WAS SO unsati>iac-
tory that he lost support instead OF add
ipg it. w, hops hereafter that the
Rpub.iculs will make II party fight Ia
tbs district, and not content themselves
veh "endor>ing" II man who does not
Cam to have any politcal sympathy tor
them, and only runs with them for the
time being, for the sake Of the advantage
WiIbe to himself. 1--we must go down
hu,d 50 with flying colors. But the way
.It Assembly contest turned in the district
this year was too much on the style of the
dog and bear" fight to suit straight Re
publicans, they didn't care which whip
ped
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

On THE SCRATCH.-The Republicans.
all'over the State exhibit about the same
characteristics in regard to sticking to
their ticket. Humboldt with ITS large
Republican majority has twice elected
Democratic Sheriff. But the Hum bnldt
Democrats do not reciprocate. In Bold
Hill's precinct the vote stood l3 to 7al
the way down the ticket, until 1t came
to Sheriff, when it was all given to the
Democrats. Our Democratic friends
sometimes vote for the "best man." but
the majority Of them think the first re-
qui-itc of the best man is to be Demo
Crut
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

OUR SESAToR.-Our Siskiyou friends
we1e evidently little off - in their cal
culalious when they figured that Steele
you'd carry that county. Beam carries
Si,kiyou by 275 majority and the whole
Democratic county ticket ia elected -
Shasta county gives Ream 20 majority
for Senator and they elect their whole
county ticket except County Clerk and
Superintendent of Schools. In this coun-
" Ream's majority outside of uoboken,
harinvile and lIottenshaw is 40 tho
vote Of those three precincts will not alter
these figures materially. Here the Be
publicans elect their Sheriff, Supervisor
and Superintendent of Schools. We
have no Gzures from Modoe county, bat
it ia very strongly Democratic and prob
ably will add at least one hundred to
Rrsm's majority. 1t looks little as
though the four counties composing this
Senatorial District were in rather un-
healthy region for Republicans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

Coop WOkKMANsnIP. - The grave
stones erected in the Masonic Cemetery
above the grave OF Potter Fisher by his
brothers, John S. and James Ii. Fisher,
are from the marble works of Davis &
Green, Chico, and are pieces of fine wo. X :
man,hip. The weight OF the whole set
Was about 1000 pounds, and it require
a good exercise Of muscle to get them
loaded on wagon preparatory to taking
them to the Cemetery
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15
RELIEF without "a Boctor.

Though we would by no means be un-
der.toud as drp'ecating, but rather rs
recommending, professional aid in dis
ease, there are maltitudes OF instances
when it is neither necessary or easy to
obtain. a family provided with com
ptehru.ive h"u~ehnld specific like Hos
lettrr's Stomach lillters, j. Possessed of II
medicinal lesourcr udaqmud to most
"ne gcucier in which medical advice
would be otherwise uoedu. Thnt stcrl-
ing tonic and corrective invaIinbty rein-
cdirs, and Is authnritatiyely recommend
cd for debility, indigestion, liverdisolGer,
Hi irregular habit ot body, urinary and
uterine troubles. incipieut rheumatism
and gout, and many other ailments OF
frequent occurrence. 1t eradlcales and
prevents intermittent and renlttent te-
vers, relieves mental dcspundrucy, checks
premature decay, and invigolates the
nervous aud muscular tissues. Sleep,
digestion aud appetite nre promoted by
it, aud it is extremely useful in Overc0m-
ing the effects OF exhaustion and exposure
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

PREACnING.-Rev r. N. Francis
will begin series of meetings at the
Coult House, Weavervile, this Friday
evening ut IA o'clock, to be continued
possibly for ten successive evenings
Services will also be held Sabbath morn
ings ut III o'clock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

The NEW DEAL.-The next set OF
County officers will have only couple
ot new hands at the bellows" Sheriff
PWlOroDk, Treasurer Griffin and County
S"relnundent WadIsigh succeed them
& 'rve'i District Attorney Clifford and
oWFryor Lowden have held their posi-
'on' two terms each in former years.
Mr. }. NJ. Estes, who takes the Clerks
ONCE IN March, has never held official
position before, though he has made a
close call " for it twice, only lacking
'hTee votes of being chosen District AT
|THey in 1869, ard coming within five
votes OF beating Philbrook tor Sheriff in
H". David Taylor, the new Coroner
ana Administrator is also new to public
Ille' There has been but little business
IN either branch of this office for many
years in Trinity county, most of those
dying and leaving anything to administer
ppon' generally haying some relative or
creditor to settle up the estate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

OFFICIAL VIsIT.-T. i. Jones, d. d.
CIR. p, has received letter from |. w.
Hayes, Grand Patriarch of the |. o. O..
f., announcing that he will visit Stella
Encampment, No. II officially this (Fri-
day. evening. A special meeting Of the
Encampment is called to receive the
Grand Patriarch's visit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

HETTENsHAw. w.-Our table Of Election
Returns is full with the exception of
the above precinct. Nothing definite is
known As to how the vote stood there,
but Mr., Wilburn, who was here Thurs
day says that Estes got II votes and
Taylor for Clerk. Such being the
fact, Estes is elected by majority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

THE " CATHOLIC PARENTS FRIEND" :"
We have received the September mum
Der OF this monthly, from Father Wall
rath, the editor, 1t is neatly, printed
monthly of sixteen pages, devoted to the
interests of Catholic education. The
reading matter is good, but il we may be
permitted to suggest, too many of the ar
ticles are continued. The low price at
which it is issued places it within the
reach of everybody.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

RETURNED.-Geo.W w. Moore. Of this
place, returned Wednesday from his Wis
it to New Brunswick. He looks as it he
could stand another trip of the same sort
and not mind it. George is accompanied
by nephew.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

THE RESULT IN THE COuNTY.-Our
table Of returns is nearly full, and it
viii be seen that the Republicans have
only captured the offices of Sheriff and
Superintendent of Schools. The MAORI
lies are fair on all the elected officers, the
only close race being that for County
Clerk, in which Estes beats Taylor only
IL votes. The election seems to have
had several different phrases in differ
tht parts of the county as is shown 6y the
vote. For instance, in New River, where
'he vote stood 20 to on the State Sen
ate Taylor got all the votes cast for Clerk
"hlle at Long Ridge where there were IL
democrats, and 4 Republicans, Estes got
'"S whole fifteen. The Republicans have
saved Just about enough Of the county
"cRel for seed, like their friends in Shas-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

MAJoRITIEs.-K Klotz majority in Shas-
ia is II; Montague's in Trinity is 244 ;
leaving Montague ahead in the District
III. This does not include the vote Of
Hoboken, Heltenshaw and Martinville,
which will Increase Montague's majority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

DANCING SCHooL.-Mr. ID. w. Bow
ker held preliminary meeting last
night, with Il view to establish dane
ing school in this place. The attend
ance was small, and no steps were taken
toward the measure. Another meeting
will be held on the evening Of Friday,
Sept. 81, to which all interested are in
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

SALE or Town LANps.-AlIlo lots de-
""queht remain for thirty days during
winch time the original claimants may
s''S the assessments without additional
wy They mnst then be advertised and
.'d IN the same manner that real estate
'"'u under execution. All unclaimed
'""d not sold heretofore will be sold Mt
N"'''on at the same time. There are
-''eraI lots of unclaimed land which
."ou'd find purchasers at a good price, rs
'""u with government title to it
s1s"t TO he worth more than government
r,'e' Some of it probably possesses a
"'ue as mining land-other lots will pay
'aNe and preserve the growth of young
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

WRITING ScHooL.-Mrs. Clara Fell
ton has just completed term of in
struction in Speneerian Penmanship at
this place. Her pupils, we learn, have
made considerable Improvement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

To OFFICERS ELECT.-All County,
Township and District officers are re-
qnred to take The constitutional oath of
office, and file the bond required by law
within ten days after receiving notice o:
their election. If this action is delayed
beyond the statutory time it may give
rise to complications which had better be
avoided.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

Now in relation to studs. There is no
use OF paying out ST., Sl4 or $40 TOR u set
when you can get the snple thing for So,
81 and - at Uncle Harris, 702 kearny
street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

A QUIET TowN.-Now that the elcc-
ton is over the town is even duller than
usual Preparation for the winter cam
paign keeps the miners busy ard few
idlers are to be found.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

INA New PLACE Fred Haas will
open his mining claim near Junction Ci-
ty in new piaco this winter. The cut
will be run into the field ard fiat on
which the old Dacey house is standing.-
Ii there is anything to be judged by sur
face indications we should say that Fred
j. preparing to open one of the best min
ing claims that Trinity county can boast
~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

REV. II. b. SHELDON, of the NJ. E.
Church, has been appointed by Pre,i-
dent Hayes, Indian Agent at Round
Valley, vice Burchard, resigned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15

h" PROPRIETOR. - The Challenge
-. mas been thoroughly renovated
4. .u re opened under the management of
"'"u@' D. Henslcy. This favorite place
.osorl' under the new proprietor, is
~" 10 retain all its past popularity,
o-m knows how to keep things in
po ana will spare no pains to nc
hsnl. '''0"'' Dee Say'r''so-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15
ROLL OF HONOR.
,,.I ESTATE TRANsACTIONs
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

uF. Griffin 10 Jehn II. Smith-Mining
s,sim. Eastman District-Sl,4O.
Hon Lee 10 John II. Smith Water Ditch,
Eastman District-SlOo.
rs Akers to Iira m Allen-Minins Prop
,rty, Eagle Crcck-S2OO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-15
ELECTION RETuRNS

we give the vote Of this County. Precincts as far rs received t the
gong 10 NJ f. Griffin 10
' Noo"e' """g no opposition their ' ~'