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pLENARY AMNESTY IN FRANCE

The French Chamber Of Deputies has
passed the bill granting amnesty to all tho
Communists, and there seems no reason TO
donbt that the Senate will confirm this de-
cision, notwithstanding the present opposi-
tion TO the bill in that chamber The
Government has been forced into this
measure, which it does not believe in, as
the only means of maintaining itself.
There is no advantage to the State to be
expected from it. It viii pour out upon
the country great number OF mischievous
and unreconstructed agitators, who will
teach the workingmen to conspire, and
will inevitably use all their energies to the
worst possible purpose. Bat the Govern
ment could not avoid introducing the bill,
and it IS barely possible that it may teach
the French people salutary lesson in the
end.
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sHERlFF'S SALE.

II 7 NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
& OF sale issued out OF the Superior Court OF
the State OF California held in and for the county OF
on the z1st day of JUNE, 1880. upon
JUDGMENT entered in said Court on the 10th day OF
JUNE, 1880, in favor OF JAMES NJ. STEPHENSON
and against ISAAC T. FREEMAN. for the sum OF
So III TO. with interest said sum from the 10 h
day OF JUNE, 1880, at the rate OF seven per cent.
per annuni, together with $40 rs costs taxed and g
accruDg costs and 800 attorneys ice, besides costs
to accrue, and by me received on the 2lst day OF
JUNE, 1880 by which l was commanded to sell the
following described real estate, situate, lying and
being in the county OF Sacramento, state OF CAN
fo-nia to wit: Section o. 10, in township north,
rage 5 east, Mount Diabo base and meridan
Notice is hereby given that in obedience to such
command, will on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF
JULY, 1880 in front OF the Courthouse door, in the
CITY OF Sacramento, at the hour OF II o'clock 4. NJ,
sell at pubic auction to the highest and best bidder
for CASH all or SO much of the foregoing described
real estate as will be sufficient to satisfy said debt
and costs. A HEiLohoN, sheIli.
H. O. BEATTY, Plaintiffs Attorney. ju2S-law4SW
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT FOR GRAND
LARCENY.

We have no desire that California should
acquire the notoriety attaching to those
barbaroGs frontier regions in which human
lie is less regarded than property in a
horse, and therefore we propose to call
public attention to the recent pursuit and
murder of three horse-thieves in San Benito
county 1t is stated in the accounts that
three men stole as many horses that the
owners OF the horses pursued them, armed
with rifles and revolvers, and that on COM
lug up with them fight occurred, in which
all the thieves were killed, while the pur-
suers escaped without any injury. Now,
in the first place, this is not at all prob
able story. The fact that the three
thieves were killed is doubtless to be &C
cepted, but as regards their resistance the
circumstances are against that theory. All
that is known is that three men, against
whom no gravcr charge than grand
larceny could have been brought,
have been killed. It may appear her
etical to those who derive their ideas
of justice from the frontiers, but it
is nevertheless true, that to kill a
man for stealing horse is to commit muir
der. There is no justification for homicide
under such circumstances. A horse is not
sacred under American law, and in Califor-
MIA at least it has long ceased to be Gus
tomary to look upon horse-stealing as the
worst crime in the calendar. The men
who killed these horse-thieves may have 4
valid defense, but at present it is not APP
parent, and it is unquestionably the duty OF
the public prosecutor in the county where
they committed these homicideS to have
them indicted for murder If this is not
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MINING NOTES.

The quartz leads of Mariposa county are
Welding good RETAINS to the capital in
vested.
Bullion valued atSl94, $50 23was shipped
from Tuscarora, New, during the first five
months of 1880.
A party is being organized at San Diego
to 90 into Sonora, little south of Tucson,
to prospect for an old mine said to be ex-
ceedingly rich.
The Elko New Independent chronicles
the discovery of a quartz lead two and a
half miles from that town, which bids fair
to prove bonanza.
Two very rich silver mines have been
struck near San Quentin, Lower California,
and another very rich and large vein about
100 miles southeast of San Rafael.
The big nugget recently found in the
Swauk mines in Washington Territory is
about as large as mans hand, fiat and
exceedingly rough. It is valued at S44S.
Large quantities of antimony are being
shipped from Piute county, in the SOUTH
ern part of Utah Territory. to San Fran
cisco. Big deposits of it have been re-
Gently discovered assaying seventy per cent
A streak of auriferous gravel has been
struck by the workmen who are excavating
across Spring street, Los Angeles, to con-
meet the new City OF Paris building with
the Main street sewer. One man got SIX
bits worth in two panfuls.
The reports from the bonanza mines last
week show 507 tons ore raised from the
California, assaying $50 Il per ton, and
l,l79 tons from the Consolidated Virginia,
assaying S46 %. A shipment OF sos, AS
was made from the last-named on the 18TH
The Placerville Democrat says that Ga
briel Werntz has sold the Secret mine, at
Henry's Diggings, to Charles Watt, of
Grizzly Flat, and Miss DR.. Kellogg, of
Sacramento, for $1,000. Werntz has been
working on this ledge for fourteen years,
under all the disadvantages imaginable.
1t lies between the slate and granite, with
two lodges, one on either wall, which are
| twenty feet apart. The matter between is
porphyritic and all charged with gold.
The rock is very rich in sulphurets, son1e
of it assaying as high as $1,000 Fer ton,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Home Rulers in the British Parliament
have instructed Parnell to request O'Donnell
not to delay business by his resolutions
They have also resolved not to participate in
the Bradlaugh debate, that the Irish business
before the House may not be impeded.
In the district of Lauban, near Breslau,
Prussia, floods caused the death of SO persons
and destroyed 105 houses.
The triumph of the Clericals in the NUM-
cipal elections in Italy exceeded the highest
expectations OF fourteen vacancies, they
returned thirteen candidates. The severity
of the contest was altogether unprecedented.
OF the Provincial Councillors they returned
four out of FIVE.
Spaniards have bought two light-draft
schooners at Baltimore for watching the Gu
ban coast.
George Thompson. the seaman who muir
dered Captain Murdoch, Captain of the Mil
ton B. Frank, and cook William George. of
the schooner Alignonette, in the James river,
was arrested on q railroad train in Maryland,
disguised in woman's dress.
The Republican papers of Paris unan:-
mously approve Of the speech of Gambetta
in defense of the plenary amnesty bill.
Newspapers of all shades of politics agree
that he cannot much longer abstain from ac-
cepting the Premiership.
There was lively stir among the newspa-
per reporters at Columbus, O., Monday
night. ON account of kilograms received from
the East asking-if it was true that President
HAYES had died or been seriously injured
during the day. Just how these stories orig
mated is still mystery, says o Columbus
dispatch, as the President is enjoying re-
markably good health.
The pioneer Brooklyn colonists Of Wash
ington Territory, numbering fifteen families,
viii leave that city on the S0th, On the Aca-
pulco.
Commissioner Raum has directed the arrest
of the late Deputy Collector Boone, of
Brooklyn, New York, who. it is said, is
missing, with deficiency of $4,000 in his
accounts.
During the past week ten frst-class ocean
steamers embarked 1858 passengers on the
Mersey, England, for the United States and
Canada.
President Hayes left Columbus, Ohio, for
Gambler last evening, to attend the CON-
mencement to-day. Mrs. Hayes remains at
Columbus for the present
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sake, can it be possible that Sherman viii
think l have proved untrue to him p"
The Masnns and The OhnlfSL

sake, can IL De possible that Sherman WILL
think have proved untrue to him p"
The MasoDs and the Obelfsk.
New York, June 22d-The members of
the different Lodges of Freemasons in this
city are contemplating taking part in the ex-
ercises connected with the obelisk on Its ar
rival IN New York. The Masonic fraternity
in this district numbers among its member
ship some OF the most prominent men in the
country, and in the event that general invi-
tation is extended to the Masors of the
United States to participate, none will make
more creditable appearance than those from
the Capital of the nation.
Fast Mail Service.
New York, June 2Sd-A M-The Rercld's
Washington special says: 1t is thought to-
night that the result of the conference of the
Superintendent the Railway Mail Service,
which proposed fast mail between New
York and Chicago ard connections for San
Francisco. will be the adoption of the sug-
gestions of the Superintendents. The propo-
sition is to have special train of the New
York Central road leave New York in the
morning in time to catch the train at Toledo,
which now leaves two hours before its ar
rival, the delay of the first train being occa-
stoned by the stoppages which the fast mail
train would not make at Toledo. The mails
will be sent through to Chicago, so that all
the mails leaving there sitter G A. Nj. can reach
San Francisco twenty four hours ahead of the
present time
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BORN.
EiED.

EIED.
Sacramento June 22-Isabella v, wife of T. N
Liudley, native OF Nashville, N. c., ~ years, 3
months and da 6.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
her late residence, II street. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth, tomorrow CThursday) afternoon,
az 8 o'clock.l
Oakland, June 22-Mrs. Catharina Margaretha
Mees-, wife OF Hermann Meese, native OF Ger
many, So years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to a, end the funeral, which will tax place from
St. Paurs German Lutheran Church, Mission
street, near Sixth, San Francisco, tomorrow
Thursday afternoon at o'clOck.l
Near Cla1ksburg, June 81, L. D. Weber, a native
of California 10 years months aud 20 days.
Near Drytown. Amador county, June Mrs. NJ H.
Wells, IS years.
Grass Valley, June 2o-Edwin erase, Il months and
q days
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TERMINAL RAILWAY COMPANY.

NToIICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the Stockholders of the Terminal Rail-
way Company, for the Election Of III ectors
for the ensuing year, and for the trans
action Of such other business may be brought
before the meeting, will be held at the office of the
Company in the city of san Francisco, on WEDNES-
DAY, JULY Il, 1850. J. OBJ GUM, Secretary.
it122 I'll
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Vieuxtemps, the celebrated violinist,
who has been staying in Algiers for some
time, was attacked on the Doth of April by
an Arab fanatic, who struck him with great
force on the head with a stone. The artist
preserved sufficient presence OF mind to
seize the arm of his assailant, and held him
until he was secured by the police. The
wound. was fortunately not severe.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

hristofs S8rsapariIia no have the
most potent and reliable of all purifiers and regl
1s.9 Pr ana IN bhlSIoLS SUGAR CoSTPD vEGE-
TABLE PILLS we have the best purzat,ye and
regulator Of the bowels and liver that has tins lar
been discovered by the medical faculty. SaeS.It
Or. la Mars Seminal Fills cure a,r
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Lose OF Yigur. Nns-
.urnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physi
cal Debility, and all that class of complaints srspe
from Excess, Iudisoretion or Abuse The old find in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and tbs
young a safeguard and protection. Dr. Ia MARE
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexua, Organs Gebitated
from whatever cause, to their pristine vlgor Price
81 90 per bottle. Sent C. o. d. by express to any
address secure from observation Address all oslc,s
to A. AicBoYLE s CO., Druggists, p. o. Box $50.
Sap Francisco. m4-Srn
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CALIFORNIA PACIFIC R. R. co.

MY oTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders OF the California Pacific Railroad
c mpany, for the Election OF Directors for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction Of such other
business rs may be brought before the meeting, will
be held at the office of the Coz pany in the city Of
San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY,, JULY II, 1880.
iu39-ld ] Oh GUM Secretary,
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SOLDIERS. ATTENTION.

a Ii SOLDIERS INJURED, DISABLED, OR
n who lost their health in any war, now
emitted to Pension and Arrears. Beuntes, Prize
Money ard all claims promptly attended to- Infor-
nation free, by letter or in person y. j. Hep
rs Il. Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office
Southwest corner and Fourth streets, SaeTa-
n,epfo iu23.4DIn
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SAN PABLO AND FULARE B. R. GO.

MTOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders of the San Pablo and Tulare
railroad Company for the Election of rectors fer
the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may Re brought before the meet
ing will be held at the office Of the Company, in the
city OF San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, JULY IA,
1880. J. OBJ. GUM, Secretary.
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NORTHERN RAILWAY G0aPANY.

NToTIcE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders OF the Northern Railway Com
pany for the Election of Directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of such other business
as may be brought before the meeting, will be he'd
at the Office of the Company in the city of San Fran
cisco, on WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1880.
ir1a9.td L O'R CHM. SECRETARY.
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stitutionai, not party question.
Bradiaush Unseated.
LONDON, June 22d.-In the House of Com
mons tonight consideration of Bradlaugh's
case was resumed Sir Harding Gifford's
amendment. forbidding Bradlaugh to either
TO take the oath or make affirmation, was
adopted by a vote of 275 to 230. On the an
nouncement of the vote, which has the effect
of unseating Bradlaugh, there was an extra
ordinary scene of excitement, the opposition
cheering tremendously and waving their hats.
Gambeita's speech.
PARIS, June 22d.-La Lanterne says the
mense power of Gambetta of disintesrating
the majority. The first few words uttered
by him consolidated it again, and all acknowl
edged that they had but one chief and mas
ter. The time, therefore, has arrived for him
to assume power and form his Ministry.
DisapprovaI by the sultan.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 22d.-The Sultan
disapproved the draft Of the reply prepared
by his Ministers to the portion of the identi-
cal note relating to Montenegro. and the
Council is now reconsidering the draft
Clauses of the Church Bill Adopted and
Rejected in the Prussian Diet.
BERLIN, June 22d - The Diet to-day
adopted the eighth clause of the Church bill,
with the addeudum moved by Herr Stengel,
declaring that in the exercise of Episcopal
rights in the vacant Bishoprics the require
ments of the German nationality must not
be overlooked. the Diet also adopted the
sixth clause, but rejected the seventh and
eighth clauses.
The st. GOthard Tunnel.
LONDON, June 22d. "A Paris dispatch
says: The Swiss papers state that the st.
Gothard tunnel is in danger of falling in.
Land, slips continue to threaten the masonry,
and the engineers think the only way to avert
the danger is to modify the line traced out
for the tunnel.
Famine Raging.
DUBLIN, June OLA telegram from To-
berconery states that famine is raging there.
Sentenced 10 be Hanged.
TRENTON (Ont.l June 22d-The trial of
George Bennett, alias Dickson, for shooting
Hon. George Brown, resulted in verdict Of
willful murder against the prisoner, who was
sentenced to be hanged July sd.
Destructive Storm.
NAPANEE (0ntario), June 22d.-The storm
Of yesterday did great damage four miles west
of this place. Five and onehalf inches Of
water on a level fell III less than two hours.
Hailstones as large as butternuts fell for an
hour, covering the ground. Geese were killed
By dozens, fences leyeled to the ground, and
large quantities of glass in buildings broken.
Whole fields of rye and barley lie fat and are
completely destroyed in Adolphus town.
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Bayard and Field appear to be looming
up despite drawbacks, but it is neverthe-
less possible that New York and Indiana
may be allowed to control the nominations,
if they can agree upon ticket The ma
jority of the delegates care very little
about men. What they want is success.
They are so hungry that they are ready to
eat anything, and they have no predilec-
tions which they will not surrender cheer
fully for the prospect OF winning the fight.
Bat 1t is questionable whether New York
or Indiana, or both together, can arrange
feasible programme. There is a strong
effort to thrust Hendricks on the ticket
in the second place, but his friends
viii not consent TO this, for they de-
mand the first place for him. In New
York, with Tilden and Seymour out
of the way, there is no man who can
command the support of the entire
party, so far as at present known. Ohio
has plenty of candidates, as a matter of
course. There are Thurman, Payne, Jew
EFT, Pendleton, Groesbeck, and perhaps
two or three more. Thurman seems to
have been thrown overheard by his friends,
and has the appearance OF being stranded.
Payne and Jewett are quarrelling, and the
prospects of the former are being injured
by the report that he ia Tilden's choice
Mcdonald OF Indiana seeks to bear away
the prize from Hendricks, but his record
has been pulled on him sharply, and ap
parently with damaging effect. New York
is naturally the main battle-ground, and the
Tammany Hall split there complexities the
situation terribly. In short the Democrats
are more utterly at sea than any party has
been for years. and notwithstanding
alt the consultations which are taking
place it is clear that no idea whatever can
be formed Of the tendency OF things. The
| disposition to concentrate upon the Win
ming man docs not help matters, because it
is impossible 10 say who the winning man
is. Bayard ami Hendricks, or Field and
Hendricks, are talked of, but those who
suggest such combinations do not see the
absugdity Of This bracketing Of pronounced
hard AID soft money men. All considera-
lions Of policy are for the time being lost
sight Of, however, and in the prevailing
confusion the most incongruous alliances
are liable to be made. 1t is a sort OF free
fight, and offers opportunities for gambling
of phenomenally obscure character.
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THE problem of living in malarial dis
trict is solved by using Hammers Cascara
Saprada Bjtters
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CAscA SAGRADA, or Sacred Bark, is the
great medicine which forms the basis OF Ham
mer's Cascara Sagrada Bitters.
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The Nevada State Fair will be held this
year month earlier than usual-from the
9Th to the lth Of September.
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ASK your druggist for Hammers Cascara
Sagrada Bitters.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Arrival of the Steamship Belgio at
San Francisco.

lrELEGRArEKD TO The RscoRD-uxeS PROM SAN
FRANCISCO.
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FOREIGN kEBs.
Gladstone and the Brad,aush Question.

LONDON, June 22d-In the House of Com
mons to-day, on the resumption of the debate
on Bradlaughs claim to affirm, Premier
Gladstone said the Governments position is
to give advice and to leave the decision to the
House. The question of atheism, he said,
was irrelevant. He opposed Sir Harding
Gifford's amendment, that Bradlaugh be per-
mitted neither to take the oath nor make af-
frmation. The matter, he said was con-
stitutional, not party question.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

METROPOLITAN THEATER.
SHERIDAN CoEuTS. ........,.,...........,.M Manager
~ Engagement for Positively but Two Nights
and Matinee Of the Great WOODWARD CoMBINA-
TIoN the Tour Of the World.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
-AND-
SATURDAY MATINEE, June 25th and Goth.
First production in this city OF the Reigning sens-
ton of the Day,