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The following nominations we're yesterday
confirmed by the Senate E. B. Pomeroy, of
Tucson, United States Attorney for Arizona
Henry NJ. Atkinson, of Santa Fe, United
States Surveyor General for New Mexico
VIM. r. Wheaton, at San Francisco, and
Charles T. Roberts, at Humboldt, Registers
of Land Offices.
j. j. Fucker & Co.'s furniture factory at
Canal and Portland streets, Philadelphia,
and the storehouse of Buckeyes spoke works
adjoining, were burned yesterday Fuckers
loss S45. 600 insurance, $40, 000
Vice President Wheeler the members of
the Cabinet Speaker Randall and large
number of Congressman have signed call
for an Irish relief mass meeting at Wash
ington.
A Berlin correspondent announces that
Prince Hohenlohe is expected to visit Berlin
shortly, to report his views regarding the
Ministerial changes in France; also, that
Russia has confdentially declared that the
concentration of her troops in Poland ne.d
not alarm Germany.
A dispatch from Alexandria states that
General Gordon has started for Europe.
\ Berlin dispatch says: The exiled Bishop
of Cologne has written letter to his friends
here expressing the opinion that the termiua-
ton Of the conflict between Church and State
is as far off as ever.
A dispatch from Rome says The Vatican
organ, the Aurora, in long leading article,
advocates home rule for Ireland.
Bullion withdrawn from the Bank of En-
gland on balance yesterday, ESQ, coo.
German Consul General has been APP
pointed at Sydney at salary of 90, eco
marks. a Consul has also been appointed at
Samoa.
The North German Gazette of Berlin an
nounces that adequate security against an
archy in Samoa has been guaranteed by Ger
many, England and the United States,
Jointly recognizing and supporting king
Malietoa.
Bethomont, Brisson and Lenard, former
Vice-Presidants of the French Chamber of
Deputies, have been re-appointed.
A St Petersburg correspondent believes
that Prince Lobanoff will go to London via
Berlin, and take with him a letter for the
Emperor.
Samuel J. Medill, managing editor of the
Chicago Tribune, was married at Quincy,
ILL.,, last evening, to Miss Nellie Murray
Carson, daughter of Colonel John B. Carson,
General Manager of the Hannibal and St.
joseph Railway
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Reelection of Carabetts

LoNDoN, January 14th-A Paris cor
respondent says: In the re election of Gam
BETA yesterday rs President of the Chamber
of Deputies, of 533 members Of the Chamber
308 deposited voting papers, the members of
the Right, as usual, abstaining, and of these
sos, 40 Iesorted to the use Of blank papers,
or inserted the names at random, so that
Gambetta, though reelected, received only
259 votes, or slightly less than half the
House, whereas a year ago he received 3l4
votes. The Left comprises $50 members, 50
that about 20 Republicans held aloof, while
80 virtually voted against him. These last,
it may be inferred, were of the Extreme Left,
who thus show their displeasure at Gam
betta's refusal to become Premier, while the
abstentions must be attributed to the Left
Center and portion of the plre Left.
The French Senate.
PARIS, January 14th.-The Senate to-day
reelected Martel President, and Count
Rampson and NM. Pelletar and Calman
Vice Presidents.
The Distress in Ireland.
LONDON, January 14th.-A Dublin cor
respondent of the Times says: The presence
in London of the Duke of Marlborough, Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland. and Right Hon.
James Lowther, Chief Secretary of Ireland,
will afford the Government seasonable OPP
portunity for consulting with them on the
present condition of the country, and it Is to
be hoped that the result of the consultation
will be the adoption Of such measures as will
efectually preserve the peace. which is now
very seriously threatened. The danger at
present is limited to the west, where there is
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EHGJIsc,

WASHINGTON, January 14th.-The bill for the free
Importation of classical antiquities passed.
Buckner, Chairman of the Committee on Bank
ing and Currency, reported bill requiring the re-
serves of National Banks to be kept in gold and
silver coin.
Martin desired TO offer an amendment, providing
that United states Treasmy notes shall be receiv
able for all dues to the United States excepting for
duties on imports and shall not be otherwise legal
tender.
Buckner refused to yield for that amendment.
Epson, from the Committee on Military Affairs,
reported bill appropriating $500, 600 for the cree
ton of suitable posts for the protection of the Rio
Grande frontier. Referred to the Committee OF the
Whole.
Warner, from the Committee on Banking, reported
back the resolution directing the Secretary OF the
Treasury to report under what law and conditions
the United States Treasury becan member of the
New York Clearing house, and whether said Clear
ing house accepts Treasury certificates, payable in
silver coin, in the settlement of balances whether
the settlement OF balances in standard silver dollars
or silver certificates is prohibited by the rules of the
Clearing house. Adopted.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
Carlisle in the chair-upon the report of the Com
mittee Rules.
After considerable debate, and without action
the committee rose.
Executive communications were then laid before
the House
one was from the Secretary of the Navy, asking
for an appropriation of $1,000 to enable him to full
fill his COZ tract with Winnie Ream Hoxe for statue
Of ADMIRAL Farragut.
Adjourned
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SUMMONS.

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- rameuto-Ss In the Superior Court Of the
county of Sacramento. The People OF the State Of
California to RINGROSE J. WATSON and d. II.
ELLIS, greeting You hereby summoned to
answer the complaint Of WILLIAM LAND, in said
Court filed against you, within ten days from the
service # this witt exclusive Of the day OF service,
if served on you in this county; if served out Of
this couty but within this Judicial District within
twenty days; but if served on you without said dis
triet then in forty DAYS from such service exclusive
of the day of service, action commenced on the
10th day of January 1850, in said Court said action
is brought to obtain a decree Of this Court quoting
the title to lot 7, in the block bou ded by and X,
and Second and Third Streets in the city Of Sacra
merto, State Of California. The complaint alleges
that plaintiff Is in possession and IS the owner in
fee Of said premises; that defendants claim
est ate in said prem ses adverse TO plaintiff that the
claim of defendants is without any right what
ever. And you are hereby notified that if YOU fail
to answer the complaint as directed, plaintiff
will take default against you and apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the 'mlA~nt.
In testimony whereof. |, Thomas II Berkey Clerk
of the Court aforesaid do hereunto my hand and
afiX the seal Of said Court office in the CITY OF
Sacramento tins 18th day of jim UARY A. d. 1850.
SEAL T. II. BERkEN, Clerk.
BY J. Ii. PARNELL, deputy Clerk.
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
jal5-law2mfh
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EXPRESSION
Of the Pacific Coast Press on Current
Topics.

MINING ScHooL.-The Carson Appeal
wants State mining school established.
1t says the present State University, with
seventeen pupils, costs $1,000 month,
and from an educational standpoint is a
hollow sham.
THE LEGISLATURE. No Legislature,
probably, ever assembled that was COM
PEELED to pass so trying an ordeal as this
one will be. We trust that it will be able
to pull through satisfactorily to itself and
the people, but it looks very much as
though we were hoping against impossibili.
ties.-[El Dorado Republican.
CoLUsA.-The Colusa Sun SAYS: The
year 1879 has been a prosperous one for the
town of Colusa. There were croakers who
said that the town was going down. but
day by day its business has increased, and
all it gets It holds. And this, too, in spite
of litigation about land titles, and in spite
of the fact that many Of the men who have
made fortunes here, have gone to some
other place to spend them in spite of the
fact that the men of wealth have not ex-
hibited any love Of locality in spite of
the fact that it is tsle only town of its size
and wealth in the United States that has
not one single fine residence.
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THE CHAPLA1NcY.-At q r

THE CHAPLAINcY.-At a regular business
meeting OF the Theanthropic Society of San
Francisco on Monday evening, January 12sh.
the following resolution was adopted unani.
snously ''fhat the thanks of this society
are due to Senator Warren Chase, Stephen
Maybell, Asseniblyman, and others, for their
manly and able speeches in opposition to the
appointment of legislative Chaplain, and
that Assemblyman J. L. York and Others de.
serve our censure for their recreancy to the
cause Of State secularization in advocating
the appointment of such Chaplain"
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MARPiE0

Napa City, January A. A. Hoyt to Mile Robin
son.
Nevada City, January 7-Leouatd s. Calkins to
Hattie w Dickerman.
Nevada City, January 6-Edwin. Uquhart to Sophie
Weiss.
Headsburg, December 3l-Henry Policy to Mrs
Lizzie Brumfield
Near Dixon, January 1-Arthur Church to Nancy
Whidden.
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as follows:

VI %
And in accordance with law (and an order OF the
Directors, made On the 26th day ofNOVEMBER,
A. ID. 1879, many shares of oh parcel Of said
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction, at the Office of said company, No. 401
street tQuinn's Building, Room No 81 in the city Of
sacramento 1e, Cal on the Both day OF JANUARY,
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of adver
Using and expenses Of sale.
D. W. wELTY, Secretary.
Office, Room 8, Quinn's Building, No. 401 street,
Sacramento, Cal. jal3-4 lot
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FERNANDO WOODS FUNDING BILL.

Fernando Wood has introduced bill in
Congress providing for the issue of three
and-a- half per cent. fifty year bonds, He
believes that the public debt can be re-
funded at this low rate of interest; q rate
which is only half of one per cent. higher
than English Consols command. There can
be no doubt that IL such scheme We're
possible it would be highly advantageous
to the country, but it Is one OF those pro-
iects which ought not to be attempted un-
less its success is practically guaranteed,
for should it be put in operation and fail,
the public credit would sustain serious in
jury, and the process of funding at four
per cent. would almost certainly be brought
to stop. The circumstances which have
made the four per cent. funding operations
successful cannot be relied upon to give the
same support to the new project, more
over. In the first place it must be realized
that attempts to draw comparisons between
English finance and that of the
United States are misleading, for
the reason that in England
the operations of the Government
in funding the debt have been exposed to
nd hostile infu ences, whereas in this coun-
try it is as yet impossible to regard even
the most vital considerations in national
finance as finally settled. A long period
of general and deep depression paved the
way for the four per cent. funding opera
tions. but the end of that period has been
reached, and at present all the tendencies
are buoyant and expansive. The demand
for money for legitimate enterprises is
rapidly assuming large proportions, and as
commerce ard manufactures revive the
disposition to rest content with so low
rate of interest even as four per cent. is
certain to diminish. Under the circum-
stances nothing but absolute certainty re-
garding the future could afford secure
basis for Woods three-and-a-haH per cent.
scheme, and it is patent to all that
no such absolute certainty has been
reached. The efforts of the Greenbackers,
Silver men, Regulators and other fnan-
cial agitators, have hitherto been resisted
with partial but not complete success.
The passage of the Bland-Allison silver
coinage bill introduced to the financial sit
uation disturbing and dangerous factor,
and one the menace of which is every
month becoming more formidable. The
country has not seen the end of the silver
question, and it is at this moment in such
shape that little injudicious legislation
may set in motion agencies which will
drive the gold out of the country and bring
the nation down to the silver standard.
So long as that is possible it would be vain
to talk of the future as settled, or to ex-
pect to obtain similar results to those
which in England have been produced by
the absence of all warfare against the
Government financial policy.
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A Western editor wants the following :
A substitute for the word boom, man
who is stingy with his advice, charity
fair where young men are not solicited to
buy things, and man who can borrow a
pencil without putting it in his pocket af-
ter he has done using it.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, January l4th.-DavIs of Illinois, the
Vice President, williamson, Allison, Kirkwood,
Baldwin, Terry Davis, Pendeton and Others pre-
scented petitions of women asking for the removal
Of their disabilities, and for constitutional amend
ment giving women citizens right TO vote. Kear-
nan and Bayard presented petitions in favor. Bay
ar presented a resolution Withdrawing the legal
tender quality of Treasury notes. Several petitions
were presented for a Committee of Inquiry into the
alcoholic liquor traffic
Davis of West Virginia, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported with amendment bill to
relieve the United States Treasurer from the amount
now charged to him and deposited with the several
States. Placed on calendar.
Tho bill to increase the pensions OF totally disa-
bled soldiers and sailors was taken up.
The bill finally passed. 1t increasesithe pensions
of such persons from $50 to S72 per onth.
After short executive session the Senate ad
journed until to morrow.
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DIED.

Washington, Yolo county, January II Anne Eliza
beth, only daughter CT John and Annie Foley, a
native of California years and 10 m nths
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
the residence of parents, in Washington, Yolo
county this afternoon at O'Clock
Rio Vista, December 20-Martha E.. beloved wife Of
George Mcintyre, IS years, 7 months and days.
Willitsville, December 23-Erauk Boring, Is years.
Little Lake, Mendocino county, December 81
Thomas Sawyer, 70 years
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Our statesmen are given to boasting
about the condition of the public credit so
inconsiderately that they are very apt to
lose sight of the facts which detract from
its soundness. 1t is, however, unquestion-
able that the constant and persistent efforts
of large and influential faction to procure
legislation tending to weaken confidence in
the good faith of the republic, must pro-
duce their natural effects. If that faction
were now broken up, or converted to hon
est and intelligent doctrines, it might per-
haps be possible to fund the debt at three
and half per cent. Even then the success
of the scheme would be predetermined, be-
cause the recent revival of business must
discourage investment in low-priced Gov
eminent securities. Business men and
capitalists are not likely to put out
their money at four or three and
half per cent, when they can OBJ
tain six and eight per cent in other
and equally sound investments. The time, in
fact, has not come when the rate of interest
at the money centers of the country can be
fixed so low as 81 per cent. The field for
enterprise is still too wide, and the demand
for capital too brisk, to make it probable
that money will be as cheap as it is in
London for many years TO come. 1t is
obvious. however, that unless there is some
ground for anticipating permanent re-
| duction in the rate of interest, such an
attempt as this of Wood must fail. 1t
would be necessary to look to Europe for a
market for the bonds, in fact, and it is clear
| that it would not be sound craftsmanship
to issue bond which was likely to find
few or no takers in the country. 1t is pos
sble that a considerable quantity of 81 per
cent. bonds could be placed on the European
markets, but that probability cannot furnish
a justification of the plan. What is needed
is refunding system which will be sup
ported at home, and which will not be
liable to the fluctuations and dangerous
movements to which all large foreign hold
4 ings of American securities are necessarily
subject The idea that the National
Banks can be relied upon to forward
Woods scheme, as they have done the
four per cent. operations, is also very ques-
tionable. 1t is an attempt to continue the
four per cent. operations, and to carry
them farther, at time when the inhu-
ences which made those operations possible
have in large part ceased to exist A time
will probably come when it will be practi-
cable to place three and a half per cent.
bonds, but there are no good grounds for
believing that it has yet arrived, and the
failure of such an experiment would inev-
itably do more harm than the scheme it
self, Il successful, could do good.
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SEs THIs.-The SENI-WExkLY UNION is
sent IN clubs of from 10 to 125 copies to ore,
500 Posto6fces in California. 1t stands sa-
rfvalcd as an advertising medium.
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BSEN.

Sacramento, January 14-wne Of Samuel Wyatt,
daughter.
Strawberry Valley, January 10-Wife OF NJ. F.
Emerson, daughter.
Near Dixon, January 5-wife of A. Holly, son.
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TIE RATE.-OR and after January l, 1850,
the subscription price Of ths WEEKLY UNION
v;U be 81 per annuza, or 81 % for sac months.
These rates sciR DC invariatie. No aseat aeiU
be akEopoed to charge more,. and no trareling
solicitor aviR be permitted TO take less. at 81
per onnuul the WEEKLY UNION is by far TIE
,beape,t paper published on Ibis coast.
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THEODORE CLANCY.

THE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
Il UNION for San Francisco, both for circulation
and Advertisements, is in the Office Of Theodore
Clancy, No. ga Montgomery street, Rooms
sad ~ -. l8-1pt
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MAINE.

Proceedings of the Fusionist
House.
THE QUESTIONS TO BE DECIDED.
Prospects Now Favorable for Col
Iisicn at Augusta.
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TELECRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
Position of Secretary schurz in Regard to
the Ute Indians.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
Young Man Killed in Louisiana by the
Manager of His Estate.
KEENE AND THE CORNER IN GRAIN.
Serious Epidemic at Deadwood-FouT to
Six Deaths Per Day
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Terrible Floods on One Of the British West
India Islands.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NSTATE OF ELIZA OLSEN, DECEASED.
M Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
ANNE OLSEN, Executrix of the estate of ELIZA
OLSEN deceased to the creditors Of, and ell persons
having claims against said deceased to exhibit them
with the necessary affidavts and vouchers, within
four months after the first publication of this notice.
to Freeman & Bates, Alto neys of sad EXecutriX,
at No. 9lG Fifth street, Sacramento city, Cal.
ANNE OLSEN,
Executrx of the estate of Eliza Olsen, deceased
Dated January IA, 1850.
FREEMAN & BATES, ATTORNEYS for Executrix
inIh 1nrh rrrh
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PHYSICIANS TEsTITONIaLs.
al have used HUNTS REMEDY for Dropsy and
the Diseases o. the Kidneys and Bladder for years,
and always with success.
GILBERT CLARK, NJ D., Warren, r. l.
"HUNTS REMEDY is the best medicine for
Dropy and the Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder
1t has almost raise the dead "
L. A. PALMER, NJ. D., Westerly, r. l.
al have used HUNTS REMEDY for Drapsy and
Kidney Diseases in my practice for twenty four
years. 1t is a safe and reliable medicine"
A W. BROWN, NJ. D., Elmwood, r. l.
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John Hector. o-meFIy OF the Lafayette,
can be found at the Capital Colorado, Tenth street
bet. j aud X. The best liquors and cigars dlS-lm
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ANYTHING BUT A CHEERFUL rnoerrcr.

BosToN, January 1fth.-A Herald special from
Augusta says The Fusionists do not attempt to
conceal the fact that to-day their suffered
serious blow. The party shows signs Of disintesrat-
ing, and although some sanguine spirits think
new start can be made tomorrow yet the prospect
minds are disposed to admit that the fight is lost.
Correspondingly exutant the Republicans.
They declare that this is the beginning of the end,
and feel surer than ever Of victory.
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EAGER FOR THE FRAY.

BosroS, January 14th.-The Journal has special
from Lewiston, saying The excitement here TO-
night is intense. The Fusiorists openly boast that
they have COO men in Lewiston ready to obey
ders from Lamson. Over sixty Fusionsts, every
one reported heavily armed have left here today
by circuitous route for Augusta. The Lewiston
Light Infantry, one of the two Irish companies in
the State, are reported willing to obey orders from
Lamson, though Daniel McGillicuddy, the recently
elected Captain, has not received his commission.
The Auburn Infantry and Lewiston Artillery would
both obey orders from Chamberlain if there should
be q conflict of authority.