o.\nv l'oiit.
Only four—just four short years
lie cam* to me,
*   Keeling in tny heart aud arma
Ob. so tenderly '
iiow the raiu lE-.U on the grave,
.Sighing wearily.
Only four—how I listened
For hii busy teet,
Paltering softly down thu Htairs,
•Tn.;.** MHDe ' m meet—
Never tn a motln-i '■- lieart
Was a sound mon
Unpublished Jfofea   li>* Mi» Ploixf.
Thk Women- ok Yicksbcrq.— A correspondent ofi
SUMMONS.
Among the literary end other celebrities o^^
oa the BUtlioritv ol Federal    prisoners   wlro  were >     _
ii.., Mrs PlOWl held s prominent pl.c    lier ta- | °" '""    ,".,"_  ,____.,. | __„„ _,"W_i
..««.. »■- :EA:EAAE
'<■■ on the ™*;*Ui:ll ',;.„;,:. „r* -„„.,„..,..; „, th.., «■•'»'■"•;:;', iCl
Itftiiltt.
 '_'l,_it".',t'ili..l,liii''ilV.J».'*»l
lent, .. . writer .nd >con.ar»li.tii.l ».r. ukn.ir-1l«k™ " Vicksburg and re released -
ledmd   by Jobo.on. who owed to h.r ».t ofthe      Tbe women and d-iUrcr. .11 r.m,
pl.asnre. of a life whl.h would otberwi.. hare been j lb»u*b order, at various time, to leaf
passed in gloom and con.tituti.o.l m.l.ncoly, .ad d'J «™ "'" ''"■ " "*°"'i»K *V** 8b°"ed tbe e"d  __„T, lE.ttE,
perb.p. have .nded in insanity, wbich h.   hi»..ll   '■■=' ">•' »P *° '"•' lim8 119 °< ,hcl" »»<orln„.LeS   'ZE'EEE.E^Wr'nt,:' er. „„.l u,,,d
I-iozzi w.. lu  tb.   habit of! bad be... killed I., our shells, among whom I. It. : „M JU   , u ,,,,„,,, ;« l-;"'^'-,' \Z"AVr„
making marginal note, in book., man.    of  whieh I «» °> <*°- f^°°-    Tb. womer.o  \ ..ksbnrg   « at >-,-^^ '   SS "jt,"^™ £'; .^
1 are either brave beyond ordinary mortals cr despe.   1U,*, ..„,,,. ,„- lhe eompUmt tu._di-i>psite<t m t
rats in the extreme.    Tbe shells search every part  aC-lreneC to del.
have been published.    The following copii
lu
To r(
OtrW four- :nv precioua boy,
With hi- ti mesi  .*..-
Always looking inlo mine
Willi a **•■!". Mirpri-.*,
Mow   witli fud"i! -autumn leaves
Little Willi? IE-.
Little Willie, just beginning,
'o repeat tbia, 'Nnw I lay me,'
At tho close ot day;
Tears conn- Mater nuw than words
When 1 kneel to pray.
Only these—an empty crib,
And a vacant chair,
With a half woru pair of alioes
And a curl oi hair,
(;.,.,! in n Hii tbe sunshine falling
i ,. On hia head ao fair.
Only theae are left mo now,
And the bnaae is Bttll;
Everything seems asking for him,
And my heart so chill
AMcs tor Willie, never thinking
Of our Father's will.
Qnlfe forgetting lhat. the angels
Took him home to God,
Only Willi.. V bddy reeling
Under lhe brown s.-.d;
Utlp ine ho*, iu my uniit Borrow,
thrill, to kissi Thy rod.
■.Wl; Un Liim' mouth.-   ni    m
fgpaper pubUsfewiJn WW aOfPJ*
from
Hia   BMt   Crenl    Triumph
Selei.cc— murovtuy/iflhe Io
Nile,
r>ro|;rn])litca1
ic oftlie White
We know no -announcement which ia  calculated
to afford more plea-iire in the men of t-eience than
that which we publish elsewhere in regard to   tba
eafe arrival at Khartum of the   Kiijilisti   explon-rs
Spake and firant.    It has solved a question   v. hioh
has puzzled lhe world miico the earliest   epoch of,
civilization, nnd which will, no'dnubt. be fruitful
ofthe most important result*,    Instead of ascending Uie White Nile, as had been done by all   previous explorers, these travellers' entered   tho into •
rlor of Africa at Zanzibar, on the   eastern   coast,
and struck towards the MTthweat.    The last heard
from them, previous to the  accounts just arrived,
was by our gOVBlninenl, tfarOUgll Mr. Goodhue, onr
Consul at Zanzibar,   who staled   ibat letten Bad
been received from them on  the   Ilili   of  April.
18(5'i,. from   latitude   one   d-gtee   thirty minutes
aoulh, and that they liad been thus far disappoinled
in the object of their search.   From the statements
published in the Egyptian journals, it appears that
they finally succeeded in overcoming the   difficulties that O|ipo-i:d I hem-el vey to their pro^rsfs, and
bad penetrated to the source ol   the    White   Nile,
which turns out tobe tbe large   lake   which   appears on our maps under the title of   Lake Vicloria. some five or six degrees to the   Houth   of the
Moun tal QS ol the Moun.    No details are given, as
the travelers, not wishing to  have   the   results  of
their labors anticipated by greedy publishers, had
uot been very communicative to these from whom
the Information is derived.
This adds another to the Bdrtefl of important dis
coveries which have been accomplished In our duy.
Within   the   last hall dozen years the solution  of
the question of the existence   of   a   great  inland
Arctic sea by Kane the discovery ol the Norlbwe&t
l'Msnge by I'i in and McClintock, and the exhumation of the remains of Frobisher's expedition by Hall
have been   amongst the most   remarkable   of tbe
triumphs thus achieved.    These  are likely  to be
noon added to  by   discoveries   equally  important
and gratifying.    In another month Mr.   Hall   wil
■el out on a fresh exploration of the Arctic regions
In this he has three objects iti view: first, to search
for records of Sir Johu Prank lln    and   his  party;
Mcondly, to find the open Arctic sea;    and thirdly.
to settle the question   whether,  according  lo  the
Ivquirtiax tradition, (his is a   great   fresh    water
lake.    Miuiy purs huh   ridicule   these   expeditions
and quesliou their utility.    They are   wrong;   for
their scientific vnlue opart, they nre of  great   im--
portauce to the interests of the world.     The   recent discoveries in Africa not only   open   up   regions In which gold and ivory   abound,   but   they
may afford us a solution of tho  problem   which   Is
begtning to puzzle us—that of the luture   of   the
emancipated negro.    In many parts of the interior
of Africa bordering on the White Nile ther« ia, we
aro told, a certiin amount nf civilisation lhat  may
invite emigration.    Though the process  resembles
nomewhat tho "sending coals   lo   Newcastle,"    it
may h«ve Its Industrial as well a* political results
As to lha results of Artie  eiploratJODS, EtPbougfa
they have not thus far proved   of much   benefit,
there ie no saying tn what they   may   lead   in  tbo
lutnre.    If we bad no other motive  for   prosecuting   our researches in Ihut   i-nartiM-,   tif    iot.n-st-
ofour whale fished■■>■ won!..I h- a suflhdent induct'-
mant to keep alive the enterprise  which   has   al-
raady led to so many interesting discoveries
ber original manuscript, which will be interesting
to most readers, bave, wo believo, never belore
been in print :
SUERIDAfl'S OR1HOFATHBB.
"The Rev. Dr. Gray, now prebendtry of Durham,
told me onoe lhat O'ileirn*, now Bitbop of Me&th,
was at Sheridan's (grandfather of tho celebrated
dramatist uud statesman) collage, near Oiterly
Turk, on a vicil many years ago. 'And you ahall
preach at our church bere to-marrow.' laye his
countryman. 'I can't,' replies O'Belrut, '1 have
no sermon.' 'And I will havo no excuiea,' quoth
Sheridan; preach this—I wrote it.' 'Give II me
to read In my room to-night,' aaid the future pre-
late, et nout verrons.' At breakfast O'Beirne said
he liked Dick's discourse vary well; so be did
preach it, and left Oaterly next day, the term of
his visit beiug ended. Iu a abort time clamor waa
raised against some strange man who bad delivered a sermon ugainet hypocrisy end ostentation at
Mr. Child'o ehurch, at whom itwas leveled, aud
when the preacher came forth ms candidate for
a bishopric, the clamor would have been roughly
renewed, but lhat Lady Westmoreland, bating her
futber, saw her husband patronize O'Beirne with
delight, and my lord, of course, wished tbe man
sucee§s whu had done anything to cross er to torment old Child. Il Was not, however, till lbe year
1808 that tbis odd anecdote waa related by permission ofthe Bishop, who guessed not what ha had
been doing. What a deep designer, meantime
does Ihis prove Sheridan, uuder the mask of mere
convivial gayety ! An hypocrisy far more to be
feared lhan that of the miser he justly enough ceo-
•ured and condemned,"
Jl cujuouh uAKKiim:.
The consequeucea of tbe early dissolute life of
Lord Thur low were very grievous to him in bia ng.
Oue of (he natural duughtem he delighted in toek
a decided resolution to marry a Hr. Brown,
a coniH-cltou Lord Thurlow could nol approve,
but needed not havo stormed so about It. He
threatened—he even wept : and. as Mrs R*y said,
her steady determination drew iron tears dowu
Pluto's cheek. Yet would bia lordship never
tell the truth, confessing bow Brown was his
wn eon. He kept to himself the oacrel, and he
broke his heart.'-'
B1BT   POULTICBI.
■'Hyder Alii (Rfjnh or Sovereign of My»ore)ba*i
a great carbuncle in bia back, and killed an in
lim i every night. I mean ordered one to be killed
to make a poultice for it. Mrs Light told me tb
story and knew it for a fact, and her husband called him Herod."
BQBKBi
"Burke refused no allusion that presented itself.1
Irom big books or little bookB, Irom lhe nuroery ot
the kitchen. Like the swallow, he could fly high
and low. Viewltiss sometimes, and almoat in
the skies ; abject sometimes, he'd ekim the pool for
dies. Burke had more bullion, Dr. Johnson said,
but Fox coined faster."
ST\TK0F CAUF0KN1.V Cnui.ty of Los Angles:
I in W. Shore. Clerk „r thu  District   l nurt.   of   the
ir;.;.   Ui.urrU Hist riot. [...■* Anpeles count y, Ml. 1 e of taL-
ue and c
'EE.
of lbe town, and yet the children play in the streets
as usual, aud tbe women seek oo protection, but
boldly promenade tbe public thoroughfares end
attend lo tlieir household duties. In a house close
to the jail our men saw several ladies, who sat in
groups on the piazza, moved leisurely about tbe
bouse, aod at times made the air melodious with
voice and piano. Wbat quality is this shown by
these women! Is il heroism, desperation, or what?
Death is all about them—it hisses through the air,
crashes through their edifices, smites dowu tbeir
innocent children aud themselves aud yet they un
couceroedly Bit, sing, chat and laugh through it af!
— ■.brough a combination of horrors that would al
most make a coward ol the bravest man who ever
drew a sword. These things seem incredible ; but
they are true, lor our prisouers uuite in vouchiug
for the fact, all phases of which they themselves
beard and witnessed.
While in the jail our men received a messenger
from our fleet in the shape ofa 200-lb. shell that
made itself a capacious entrance through the roof,
passing down, it carri2d away nearly the entire
floor of the room in which it entered, and then ex
ploded in the ball below. Wonderfully enough, if.
hurt no one although several were in the very room-
it did no further damage than to o-.cn an irregular and extended skylight In the, root, blow out al]
,he glasBin the building, and knock dowu enough
brick, mortar, and old iron to keep busy two colored geutlemcu with wheelbarrows a day and a half
|0 removing the accumulated rubbish. Almoat
every building in the town bears lhe mark of shells
some of whicb have fallen from the morter-fleet
and others from the Farrott batteries In the rear'
Our men passed one liouse through which a 13-
inch shell had dropped from the roof to basement.
A group of ladies sal on the balcony and servants
were engaged in wheeling the shattered fragments
oat of tbe building.
Some correspondents state that the rebels
have excavated a Inrge spaee out of the sida of
-L'.-p hill near lhe Court House, and that the wc
men and children retire into this when evor the
bombardment becomes active and dangerous, A
statement has been published, derived from rebel
sources, that one hundred and nine women and
children had been killed and wouuded in lhe town
up to the 5lb instant. All non-combatants within Vicksburg would, of course, be allowed by Gen.
Grant a safe conduct through his lines, but the
rebels have made no overtures to him for that purpose.
._ nt chambers, Muy 'l:ii'\,  ISO';
\V. C. DBTfDEN, County Judge.
Mnv, isua.
,„.   do lieniuv certify .---
full   true and correct copy of the oriBicol order ai
a*f,in*rL!-s on file in in J' ollice.
-■■ hiuirl.   with   the   sent  of
Bd, at Los Alleles, tli« fflth Jay ol
JOHN W. SHOlu:, Clerk.
^^_^J By Joseph Hcbgr, Jr- Deputy
STVTF. OFCALIFORNIA. County of Los At.geles -    •''   Uk'
A'fict Court of the Fu-.l Juilicr.l lUs   net.     JoiiiM
R. Sc.lt. vs. Henry Dalton.       Action      .roil,,        ■■    I
:,I,trict Cou rl ofthe I'irsl .ludicii.l District or  tlo   M.
■ Lniin i" ■■."'I for the said Comity »l l.osAn.e es,
: ;,..'V*'- -v .,.la,:.t tiled iu .-lid (Willy ol !,„s Allele,,
in the ollice of the Clerk of saW District Court.
II**-KrSS.°,Yrr*-^ ea ;::::; A
IkEEEE^EEEEEAAEEE A
District of tl.e Stato or California,   n,   and   tor   .'       -
Countv ofi,.. Anirelo- uud lo answer the eon,,.!     ,.      K d
therein,  (a c.ooy of wliich accon, pan ies   this    snmmo.
v t .in   e.ida';   fexcluMve ofthe day of   service)    after
,n yoaof  this   sunuuons-il*   served   	
-'•■'iity, hut
ithin
9 -veil
.ceo rd in£  t"   the
nty- or   if served out of this
this Judicial District, within twenty day   .
out of said district, then within forty day*—01 jud_.nn.nt
hv defriult will he taken ngainst   y
urAjer   of said complaint. •
'  Thesaid action is brought to recover of you lhe sum   ol
$:.l)0, for work done and services rendered as an A.-tormv
for v..u in nrosec utiin', defendii,:*:, and sohoilm.-r "t divti*.
■m'ses   ( nits and business,   ami for   further  iiitormat ion
eferei'ce is made to tho complaint, and for  interest and
ostsof tfl
Aud yo.
hereby notified, that, if yon fail to apt
B1     ihe   saiil    CDniphiiut    as   above   requ.
thy said plainl iff will take,linl.i;..unit   against  you,   apply
to the Court for the relief prayed for in complaint.
tii veil Hurler mv hail.1, mid ilie seal of thc llisl net ( null
_*_ of the First Judicial District of theStaleol I uli-
( "1 fornia   in and for the s«,id County of l.os Au;;el
J   1,. «.   les, tliis 6th day of Nuvemher, A- Ih   ISli'J.
11 .'"UN W.  SHORE, Clerk.
By Joseph Hubbr, Jr.,   Deputy.
SUMMONS.
STATEOF CALIFORNIA. County of last Angeles. Having
rend and considered the allidnvit of James 11. Lauder,
and it aopeariu!*: saiisiactorily 1 herefrom, ihat n ^ood
cause of action exists on behalf ofthe. pluintill's FUush-
mau & Sichel against, the defendant Henry Dalton, and
flint said defendant has departed from the Slate oi California, on application of tlie phiiulilV's attornoys it is ordered 'that service of summons in this case he made on
the .-aid defendant hy publication, by pulilishmi: ihesiiiu-
moiis, with a. certitied copy hereof, once a week for three
months in the Los Angeles Stau. a newspaper published in
i.os Anireles Countv. And it appearing that the doniicil
and usual rer-idencil of the defendant is in Los Augeles
county, and lhat his address while in said county
[os Angelea citv, it is further ordered that the summons and certified'copy of the complaint lie deposited in
the post- oflice addressed to defenda.nl at said cityv
Thus done at chambers this gSrd day of May, 1SC3.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Lns Angele-":
I, John \V. Shore Clerk ofthe District Court of the lii-s,
Judicial District, Los Anireles Cointy, State of Calilornia,
du hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a lull,
true, and correct copy of the original order as the same
appears on file in my office.
_■      Witness mv   hand   with   the   seal  of our  said
1     Court ail'ixed, at Los Angelea. the "2511. day ol
,.S. V    May, a. tL 1868: ,  ,,    ,
f JOHN W  SHORE, Clerk.
^—/ Dy JOSEEH HCBSR, Jr., Deputy.
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STATE OP CALIFORNIA, County of Los Aflg^l
District Court of the Pirst  Judlwal   Diatr
pleishmim an.l .hilius Sichel as Flei-hniaii S
I-ienrv Dalton.    Action brought in the Rfrti
the First Judicial District tif the Sute ..fir
Ti    a-nfl for the (aid connty of LosADjtete*, si
bri-tnu Ibou liaat changed thy name  tooolten.  I      phiint fileit in saifi cuuuty of Los An]
ive known thee aa a whig, aa a free soi ler,   as  a
native American, as a know nothing,   rb   ft   loyal
leaguer, nnd thou    recollectesl   how   many   more
titles—and I cannot, trust   thee.      When   brother
IMPHOVING TIIE LOItD'a  PB4TKR.
"A reforming ipirit did really   fo   popaeBS  the
mind   of   Joseph   II., Emperor of Germany, that
as reforming the Lord's Prayer preferring hi
own prowers of eompoiiiion to tbooe ofour blessed
Saviour ; and finding out our Father which art in
Heaven was very wrong indeed, tie substituted th
demonsli utive pronoun who. forgetting tbat Christ
himself told his disciples that God was spirit, and
must be worshiped in spirit and in truth.
UOW KKMIII.K  SOLD  III MS E LP.
The seooud daughter of Lord North waa in love
with Kemble, who contented lo take three thousand
pounds, and Mra. Brereton, by way of release to
U'u Anne North, who had sworn never lo marry
while John Philip Kemble remained ft bachelor
She is now (1819) Lady SheftUUl.
OPINION    OF FOX.
A.—Poor Foi was buried yecterday,
B.—Tlifii lets detail his merits pray.
A.—Hin merits are not hard to find,
Who left his rivals far behind :
Whoae brilliant wit and nervous penae.
Wliobe -stream of powerful eloquence
Kept all ol us in hope and fear
Fur many, aye many a rolling year.
He knew the hearts of human kind.
Their ears could coot be their wyes could b'iud
I'i politics completely -skilled,
He won at last the well-fou«ht field,
B.—Enough.    I knew we should agree ;
UVnt. be an honeet man ?
A.— Not he.
LOTS OF U ERR [UK NT.
Johnson u*ed. half in jest, half in anger, to fay I
was like Lord North—contented enough, so I could
crack a joke. I did it often to put the charge upan
my owd temper, and avoid all expressions of ill-
tiumur when things went wrong, or I Buffered
blame for faulla of other people, and very likely
Lord North's love ot merriment lay but little
deeper.
Obed (ell from grace and became a rogu-, be
changed hia name, and J have lound tiiat whenever
men design making their living by dishonest
means, they are always likely to do the same. It
lhou doat ever adept one name and set of principles
and hold on to them lor fifty years, as the Dtmo
crate have done, I muy begin to trust tbee.
a 4«»~d Rrpeiing
hereby  require
the  i-
Noll and Void.—The Supreme Court of Mitine-
"ota hus decided lhat the law pusaed by the Leg-
'elabire of the State suspending the privilege of
all persons who nre aiding the rebellion of prosecuting and defending actions in any of the courts,
is unconstitutional and v.iid.
"Circumstances alter cases," as the
on blundering iuto a printing office
day.
toper   said
the   other
.id   District Court
The People of the State of  Galiforn!
Henry Dalton, defendant.   You are
niiear in an action  brought  against...
iuiuni pl.iint.ilfs in the Hisln.it Cnurl .if liie I'Irst .-udiei...
list nut of the State ofCalifornia. in and for the Counly
of Lns Angeles, and to answer the cumplaint liled thim-in.
(a copv nf which accompanies this sumnioiirO within ten
da vs. (exclusive of lhe dav uf service.', after th**. seine
on you ot this summons—if served wilhin this County
nr "if served out of tins countv, but within this Jinncia
District, within twenty days; or if served oat of sail
District, then within forty days—-or juil^im-nt by ilehiull
will he taken Hgftiliftt you'according to the prayer of  said
''' TueViid'iction is brouelit to recover   of  you   the   snn
of 6SQZ and 47-100, for divers goods, waies. and merchan
■t.ii   delivered by plaintiffs tu jou  at  your   iustanee ;in.
rqiiest. nnd Tor interest and cost of suit—for further   in*
formation reference is  made to the   complaint.
And you :tre hereby noiilied. that if vou fail to appear
ami answer lhesni.1 en iu plaint as above reiiuired, the
said plaintiffs will take jm%me»i attain st you, apply to
l lu: Court for the relief prayed for in com pin int.
Given undermv band and the Heal ot the District Court
 >     nf the Virst  .ludininl  District   of  the  State   of
rornia. in and fur the   said   County   ot*   Los
this Ctii dav ot November   A   I).   18)32.
JOHN' W. SjlORE, Clerk.
By  J-vi.-™ Huiikk Jr., Deputy.
SUMMONS.
QTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Connty of Lou An-
O geles.    It patiplftClorily uppeatint; to the under-
sinned Judge, by the affidavit ol James II. Landtr,
in I tbat a  cause  of action   exists  on   behnlf   of tb*
in-   ph'.iiniliri  a-L'ttitiBt   the  defendant,   Henry   Dultcn,
of und that said Dalton   i?   a   necesBary   imd  proper
party to the action, and that he has departed trom
T°  and is now aheent Irom the State of Cnlilom n. on
application ot plaint'ffB it   is ordered lhat m-mee
ol summons in this case be made on the defendant
Henry Dalton, by publication, and that Bitch publication -shall be made bj publishing a copy of the
summons, and a copy of this order, in the Lo«Ati-
iteles Star, a newspaper published in the cily and
county ol  Los   Angeles,   once   a   week   for  lliree
months.    And it appearing, that lhe doniicil of »»id
defendant is in Los Angeles connty, and theusiul
posloffico address of said defendant, belore hit de-
. .  *-....... ii,,. cn.,1,. nr f,„i;r.,r.,;n   ,.-
■
'I am casting accounts," as the merchant   said
ai be threw tbe ledger nt his refractory  clerk.
1 0 tif.
L. S.   Unge
J, H. STILL & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS & STATIONEUS,
CAN
■pearson file in mv ollice.
j-^-,1 Witness my hand, with the seal of our »i
J L.y. y     allL.ed. at I,osAnKeles, 1his*)d day of .
(w-j     1)., IS63. JOHN W. SI10RK,
Theicbolar who pronounced the word "Euphrates" short instead of long, was wittily said to have
'■abridged thc river."
"Though lost to sight, to memory de
Hatpin said when Jones ran off aad left hit
his bill.
It ii laid that Russia has already expended
18,000,000 florlDl in her abortive efforts to put
down the insurrection in Poland. It seems certain that the revolt haa nearly exhausted the funds
ofthe Empire, ami that the Russian Government
hu lent agents to England, France and Germany
to ascertain where a itipply of money can be had
the cheapest.
There is a man in B ston who wa'ka bo slow
that he wears a pair of spurs to keep his shadow
from treadint; on his heels.
A youn™ lady in the Atlamic Slates   thinks   of
coming to California to get  married,   as-she   has
been told that that iu  this   State    the   men   folks
rock the cradle."
Many persons sy.'in to be ol Franklin's op;nion
tbat "lime is money ;" they take so much of it to
tbeir debts.
The New York Bethid pobllsbea what it claims
to be a compute list of the rebel privateers and
their prizes. The former are the screw Meamers
Alabama, Floriela and Sumter; the side-wheel
•ttameri JYashville, 8t JVnAolas, Calhoun, i'ixen
and fVmilow. All these Bids-wheel, ri b»*M been
captured or destroyed. The (crew steamers JfcRae
and 1'irginia, tho former of which has been sunk:
the Gordon and Coffer, slde-wlseelers, bnth .i.*sn*uy
ed : brig Jrjf. Dat'iie, which ran ashore; tbe Savan*
nah. Echo, Retiibution, York and Dixie, all captured or destroyed. The above v«ssela have captured no Uti than one bundred and six prizes. 0(
tbeee, thirty-two were taken by the Alabama The
•mount of losses by these captures is computed al
$8,000,000, Including ships and cargoes.
GENE
D
5   FOR   A^
NEWSPA
AND
MAGAZINE.
So.   31T
nio
itgoi.
ri-y
Street,    (H
SAN
r.'it
i'V CI SCO.
»_P .  a ne
. &
CO- ,
HiVVE    .JUST
63, -uf   tlie   piinei
.*..:! Mas.* 7.
prtnclpal o
Harper's S
.-rf
Kl, postftKe p
Atlantic M
Frank Les
liodey'.. Li
Kiiiekei-brr
Peterson's
lagazine...
Arthurs 1
Clricl-wooi*
v Reviews..
Ulnekivnod
Lie lee tie M
l.'ontinenl
!.e lion To
iirUlou-s J
Hunt's Mt
l.nndon tl
The sick man who pays a fee to tbe Doctor is
iften paying for box-lickets,
A Dutchman wns summoned in court to identify
a stolen hog. On being asked by the lawyer if the
hog had any ear marks he replied,
"Te only ear marks dat I saw Tas dat hia taij
ras cut ofif."
be Stale of California, was Lob Aq-
gelee city, H is lurther ordered that a copy ol ths
summons and complaint be forthwith deposited in
the pristufiiee in Los Augeles city, directed to lutitl
Henry Dalton. nt. liis pi'id address.
Thus done and signed at  chambers  this Sd duy
of April, A. D.. 1^63.
W. G. DRYDEN, County Judge.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Los Angeles :
I. .Mm W. Shore. Clerk of Hie Histrict Court. Fir.t Jn-
dieia   Distrirl. I.ns Angeles  eountv,   State   aforefaiii, &»
ai foregmns; is a full, Uu»
1  order  as   the  name ip-
alof onr »»id Court
■ April, A.
-, ClerK
; H.UDER, Jr., Deputy
Los Angeles. In Hi*
icial IH-strict. Ftlil
son Lmiblieim pintle Of  IlHClllllBIl kCt.,
tiadalupe 'L. I)s»*ii,
iglit in the DnWet
,. end the tfomplMrt
Angeles, in tlie officii
lin send greeting : To
ion brought BRriiniit
n our Jlintrict fOOt*
d for the county ef
plsint filed therein, »
iwitli nerved, within
of this ■ummonii—it
-red out of this cniin-
trict, within twentj
if fier-red out ef the
State of California,
■  thereof : alWBJs tf
judvnicnt by  default
tin decree of To re citron Main "trtct.
.., executed by jr>a
. 1S69. for *ta.O00F
S2.0HP. both 1)?M-
nnd for the rult of
on of tlie (.niiunl
ist on $5,042 tlifre-
Noveuiber S. 1863,
and that ju-JgnrtnJ
y lie docket"
The Rer. Dr. P., fieiting a country tlergyman,
requested permisffion to preach to bia congregation
which his friend coifrented on condition that be
idaptsfl the language to.htB parishioners and that
he used no hard word§. After the *ermoa wai over.
Dr. P. asked histriend whether be had not strictly
observed the conditions . The other replied tbat he
had used several words beyond tha cotnprehi
ie hearers, instanced tbe word felicity for which
he would have substituted happiness. Dr. P. con
tended lhat oue word was aB plain m another
to pove it, proposed calling   the ploughman,   and
pulling it to bim, whicb was done. I     He can hardly be prepared lo enter the world of
'Weil; Robin, do you know the meaning of the spirits wbo trembieB at the thought of encouuter-
word feleity *?" I. *, , ' ,
"Eee sir," said Bftbta, KratchiDf bis   head and |l"* * B,0gl6 gh0lt-
endeavoring to look wise, "eea, I thinks   u how I
does."
The Domestic Missionary, <>f Taunton, Massachusetts, reports the number of druuken women in
that town at live hundred.
r Join
al
}r
(■■ii I'll.
: both for
i oo
lot
Bale
.nd   for gen*
rcrsl
:ir]v;
"Well, Robin, speak up."
"Why, sir, I doesn't disactly, but   I   thinks  lt*s
-•■stif'iit inside of a pig."
The Spaniards do uot pay hyperbolical compliments, but one of tbeir admired writer", speaking
ofa lady's black eyes, says, "tbey were in mourning for tbe murders tbey bad commuted.''
General McClellan, it is said, haa ptirchavd a
tract of land in West Orange, New Jersey, aod
ntends building a residence tbere for permanent
occupancy by himself and family.
When a man attaint power he haa all the vir
tow of an epitaph ; let bim fall into misfortune, he
biu more vices iban tbe prodigal mo.
What is the difference between a schoolmaster
and an engiue diiver ? One trains the :ciud und
tbe other minds the train, atunflioiea.
Why ie acruel man I
has a heart ot stone.
ke a peach ?     Because   he
Why is tbe sun like a good 1
light when it rises.
Why is a solar eclipse like  a  woman   whipping
her boy!    Because ii is a hiding of the snn.
Why is Jobn Bigger'b boy larger than bis father?   Because be it a little Bigger.
Trinkeo Notion:  2 Oil
Nietc \;im  2 111)
Frank Lerdio's V .■■■■■. :;-,.,  2 00
Dickens' All the fear it mod  !
Once ii Week (mn:,ilin .■,-.•.!  6 00
Comhiil Magazine (Enirllab*)  6 00
Temple B&I Mr*.:  /::.-. Kttgli*b)  6 00
London Sncielv. I. ■-.. ■  !,, .,  Hit). ■:.■.■■!.   (I Orgli  ■. . . ti 00
London Art Journal, i lln strati d  with steel tngrav
in.^s. suitaiil-  for framing.,  10 00
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Paper, weekly or monthly
parts '  4 00
Harper's Week.--      ■■■ ■      .    .1. ormontlilj parts... 4 00
New YortflUuntrAtedNewe  4 00
Frank Leslie's    Luiiritri   /. ■ ■: ■.» ng (.GtrmauJ  4 00
Willies' Sjiirii .     ■■."Tune-        5 00
New Vork Led,-  r....  400
New York Men irj       4 00
Waverly Magfliiqe.  kK ..r moulh'.y parts  4 00
N"...*w VorkS.n:.-    /■:.-■_: ,  4 00
Courier des Eui -in.-.,..  e 00
Crooica, Spanlt .10 00
iv Yort; lnde|).udeot, Henry Ward Beecher n |,sper 4 00
■sonri llepul :-cm, ... . ..       4 00
l.rm is vii le .lou   :                               ; 4'00
NewOrlSsnsTra. :■-.*..        '     "   ' r. UO
Knm.Mvs Wm :       -. 1'hiU.lelphla  4 00
New Vork EI r-j-_.:-; I .- < -*! i r..r i, H.    4 oO
NVwYoikWe,   "    I.   •:...- Times   Worlil   eacl  4 00
X.-rw VorkWerkly  Fveiii.1(t  Post,  Journal cf Com.
in.T.K.' 11 ui,', ,1........,„■„. each,  4 on
Best mi Weekly .Ifinrn-il, Tnins-iript nnd Pest.. e:ieh..    4   00
■»■»-Iter  full List for  ISfin  will be sent free of eipense
011 ripplii-.nli.mby letter.
Vif- A   rull    assortment    nf    STATK1XKRY,     BLANK
HOOKS.    LAW    HOOKS,    STANHAKI).    M1SCKLLA XFOlS
-nd SCHOOL    BOOKS, consUntlv   on hand,  and .s„,lpli(..l
st  market prices te those who favor ns   with
appear  by  the t
and  answer  the --*-
com plaint, as above required.'the snid plaint iffs will cs""1
your default to be entered and will apply to theCeurl (nr
tbe relief prayed for in their complaint.
Witness the Hon. REN J    HAYES, Judge ef our "Piatriet
Court aforesaid, tlie 27th day (if March, A. I)., 1S63.
("—■—1 Attest mj iiand and the  seal of said Court, th»
-i i, S. >■    day und year last above  written.
t.w-'J JOHN W. SI10KK, Clerk.
npr4-m8 By Kkask L-EcotivEtiR, DtpnlJ-
1.1   t'v lor
ordeiv
"You can'i do lhat again," aB tbe pig eaid wheD
the boy out hia tail off.
The Perfection of Mechanism!
TIME    OBSERVER!!
1|>KISG   A    HUNTING   AND   OPEN   FACK,
1* Lady's and Gentleman's watch combined.
n;*"* Improvement. , ,    ..i
v York niusl.ialed  News,  thc  leading  I'.f'01":,
nl Self witidin- lm
e of Jan. 10th, 1S63,
Tbe
paper af tbe EJni-teA Statett, in its
on page 147. volnnlarilv says :
'■We have been shown a most pleasing novelty, of »b,ca
the Hubbard Bn>s.. ol this citv, are the sole Importer-lit is called tbe Mau-ic* Time Observer, and is a hunt ine Mi'l
open r.uied wateli combined. This is one of tho prettiest.
most convenient, andd rciderlly the best and eheapetttitne
:"-- for gem ial and leli.ihlo use ever offered. It has w
laehinery, its
• indinU
:curatefiBi'-
in it and c.nnneetd with   its 11
attachment, rendering a key
cn si's (i!' thii. Wn: c.li are com" posed of two metals, i
prone being line Jfi carat gold.    It has  the improveC
action lever movement, an is warrante-da
['rice superbly "ngraveil, pet case or a half doien, *IM-
Sample Watches, in'ncat Morocco boies, for those propw
injt to buy at wholesale, f3o. ,
Stmt bv mail or express upon receipt of U. S. notes, er
draft paysble to oor order in New York,. Tbe yeiymev-
must accemipan-ij all orders.
Address HUBBAKD BROS J
Bole ItnporteTS eor. Nateau and John streeti..
kj-2 ¥£W YORK
Cos Augeles  Star
FCBrj^rrrrn E7SBT 5XTI3ROXJ UOK8U
At lhe STAB BOIMINGS, Spring Sir.
By
Angeles,
If i    II A III ILTON.
St,   Loe
TERMS:
BiiftSflriptions.per anaum, ta advance.. $5 00
For Si* MontbB    3 M
Fot Three Mootha    2 DO
^iuu'i^ number  o vi}_
Jtafberliseinents i riser ted 'ai Two Dollara per square
often lines, Un- the first insertion; nnd One
Dollar per situ ire for encli snl)s»cjuf.!!i{. insortiun.
A. liberal BedilctioD nnd.' to yearly iofferttBBrs,
Siiil   qJoanoMtn Ayeney.
Mr.O. A. Oil VNIr: is tin- o»ly nntlmrize.l agent
(ae t&e Loa An-di-h.kh ST*aio S*n Pranotfico,
AH ard art toft at his ofltOe, NoHhw*1*** corner of
Waablngtoa and Banaome streets. Oovernment
uildiog, (up aiatre) \Viil he promptly*attended to.
^iiisiiuss Carts.
J. C.WELSH,
rV N AND S|tl It O E O Ji,
DR.
physic;
Office. e'lTY DRUB .STORE,
Mail] street. Los Angeles.
Orlice lioure, 9 to 12, M ; and 2 to '.I. p.m.
Arr-rrsr ], 185fl
II O T E Ij S .
BELLA UNION HOTEL,
LOS     AVGELES.
JOTI\ KI\(J & UirvstY H.VWtMCEL,
Proprletorsi
THE SUnsoPJBi'llS havtrig lenspd tlie above
name') Hntel', wlnh tb aasdre Ihflir rriands
■nml the tfaWelHnj; public Hint, they will Rtidearuor
to keep the llelln Union what it bpa alwayfl   beeu,
T3IK   IIIIST   HOa'KIi
IN SOOTHERW CALIFORNIA.
F-Jinilie:-. cnn be nccdnn'iodrtteil with Urge* ntry
rooui.-, or .fiiitii of roum^, well lurntabed,
Tlie Bills of Fare
■shall be inferior to none in tlie StuU'.
AU t]ie Stages
to i*riil from Loa Augeles arrive at und depart ft-om
this Hotel.
The liar and BiHtard Saloons
shall   receive the    most   aliiftt   hUmiIhhi. an.l   the
■ piurnns   shnll li'id noil, this   house will   be   curried
on us a firBt cUfH H..t."l uiii-lit to be.
i_a» Angeles, Muy M.   1862.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
3kX£tizx Stroot,
Los  Angeles.
THE SUMRGIUIIEIl hnviiii: leased the
Fibovee'stftbiisftuieut, bega lenvo to in-
fonnUia public Unit he bas refitted and
Uftiiahed it throughout, mid that it
" conducted in the very beat style. The:
will be liberally supplied with everything
tbe murk tit affords, nnd -ever v e*«- will lie taken
to make the UNITED STATES HOTEL a C<%-
fortubln'liniri-i  tor hoarders.
Atirvchcd to the Hotel, is aEILLI.VKD ROOM
aod 15.Vfi, w!u;t*e the boat nl liquors and cigars
un; ktr-pt.
T'Tins moderate, to suit the times.
Muter.** coming   from   or  to   the mines nfHol-
crunbr!, I'.itosi, .Uoliavi; or Sun   G-abriel,   i.ill   lind
tins it convenient place to meet their Irleode, or to
Obtnin desii-able informal ion.
A BAKE&T is also attached to the Hotel.
LOUIS  MI^SMER.
Los Angola, November 8th. 18112.—tf
Dickson, deWolf & Go
OFFER FOR SALE
WHISKIES:
Cfi\Tl-KY-.TACOB VAX HORN'S.
EUHEKV,
PIOSEBK-WJI, II. DALY'S.
"XX"   F1YE   OLD   RYE.
" AAA"    VERY OLI» A\D CIIOICF..
VALLEY—WM.   II.   D-H-Y'S-t-VCVSES.
—ALSO,—
AVM. II. DALY'S  <DLUB HOtfeB   &tH.
THE above WHISKIES ars all copper-distilled,
Irnni Hie cli-.-icesi. selected Rye, and are never
offered in the market within three years alter their
distillation.    The stock now on hand  is
Fi'om Four to Eis?lDt Years Old.
These brands of Whisky have been favorably
known in Oalifornia during the last, six years, and
the constantly iiiOTOftftidg demand for them attests
to their excellence and uniformity of quality.
Tliey are commended to the trade as among the
purest imported into Ibis market.
Par S.-Ui-r >>y all die prlnoipal Dialers In this
City.
DtCKSOJV, DEWOLF&CO,
fgb2S Sole Airenis. Ran  Frftwciceo.
CLARK'S
IND£L9BLi_PENCILS.
THE C11IIAPF.ST AXD BEST
ARTICLE
For Marking Linen.
For s.lIo by lbe sro«s, at
30.1 iVlontsomery sji-cct, Room No.
•Z, San Fi-iinicisco.
6l_i2 W. HOLT.
W. fErASSETT,
WHEELWRIGHT AND CARPENTER,
HAVIXrl LOUATKI) IN* BL MONTI!. AMD
beincc enabled to keep rr frapplj ol hard wood
always on hnnd, lq piopiii-oil 10 do rdl kind., of work
m hia line at aliort notice and at lira lowest corront
rates.    Orders respcctfollj solicited. mar^S
rAug. Stcermer
GUNSMITH,
Los Angeles Street.
SHOT GUNS, RIFLES & PISTOLS,
In Gun Materials and Sporting
Implements.
Also, CAPS, POWDER, «&c. &c.
SHOT GUNS ANi) RIFLES RESTOCKED,
Orders Trom the country promptly attended to.
All work; done in a workmanlike mauner, aad
guaranteed.
TERMS.   CASH. fo28
S.   Sl  A.   LAZARD,
ImvOkti*!;,-;,
And  Wholesale nnd Ketail Dealers in
l*V:;iieli,    English   and   American
Dry Ooods.
Comer nCMi'llii" How, Los AnirelcK. 1  62
PHINEAS BANNING,
roiIWAKDIXG and COi>131ISSIOX
aMBBJVTs
Now San Pedro and Los Angeles.
,V  ."Muni)- S|n<fli.
At the Ute great itemoerrtta oraetto^ la N ■■■■
York—I'm infemt thut .vit mel in that or uny
ntbei city—•unoagai Uu  mattitada  of
An  I'.nnliif;  .villi  i'ii>l[liiit   t.lnrolii.
: Stat«.*j
On lha I'l't'n- oa t?beo I bad tba ' i
■*   0U  I ■■■■:■ ;    .,    I',.  - L. * ■ ■ i. r,  Ihe
wiio dilJrfssed llio-.iK-elJnu from tin; variousi
F.  P. KAHIKEZ,
IVO'L'AKY   PV'BSLIC,
Offltw with ,1. It.CirenKi,!,. Esq., Temple's Block,
French,  English,  and Span lib 1-nn.slattd,
OoltoOtlOlia Mndr, Ace*
WM. M. BUFFUM,
(sUCCESSOB XO HBO. THAQHER & -CO,)
-WhOlttde   nnd   Ketnll   I>«nlcr   In —
WINES ANO LIBUORS,
Syrups, Bitters, Cordials,
ALS,   PORTER, AND   CIGARS,
jVirrin street, I1O8 Angela*. Crtl.
GEO. W. CHAPIN & CO.,
IjttWtn* side of Plaza, near Clay St.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
EIUM.OVMEHIT   OFFICE   AND
GEMERALAGENCY.
Furnish all  btlnda of help for FiimlHe*, Hotel?,
Fanuer»j __ttuln.g Ijompauies. Mills, Factories, Shops
Also, neve a  Ileal Estate Agency, and attend to
business iu lhat line. fch^*.!
ilie l>!sli-li-t ciiiutoflhc First Jii(IUl:tV OtB"
*lo« of the Btttte of Ctfl-Ubrntn. Iti nnd »m- tU«
juumy nl l.os Angfeleif.
3. K. GHEERV8. THOMAS p, SJJBSB.
tion bronght in tin* District Court ofthe Vii 'st Jin'.kni 1
list rict  ol   thelStrtto of Oilif.-rnin, in  unit fnr tlie «aM
JiniiU.v of I.o-i Aogfltes, ami t!.e com|ihliut lilei! in Mtld
ty of Loa AngflWa, in tliC olline of *Ue Clerk t>( «aid
Dist. i*
oftb
l--t',\    ..[-,,,. r;],.,  til
People of the StatQ nf Callfci
THOMAS r. vA0.:\-.i; : thtOadMttt.
yL7l)V ara ben-by  i-i*i|>iir,.j  k.  itppear   In aa ttpttan
JB     l)i*ii;i,-jfht  a^iiiust  you hv ilic ulmv,* nrVii-vi i.l.j.*?n I i'f
ii, the Di.-u.-if*' Court of the first Judical Dfstrtct 68 the
State tfl Oallfornifc, tn Uid for tho mid County dt tot
AngeleB, and tn Batmen the complunit lil-il tberdfn (a
copy of wblahnceo^paotM this moo-mon**) within ten
day*, (exclusive of I he rim- of set viae.) after the service
"*    r+ed within this ooUnty ■
It Of this count!
ii twenty (lays; nr if served out tff «
iitiii:i forty r.lnys—nr judgiuaol hy deft
against  you, according lo   the  jimje
ill is hnniL-liI tn lirtvc JriiVlrienf, ih.i.\ !!,(■
■en tlie saiil plaintiff and tliti -uid TlintnnM
■ulved, and a divorce dearead ftoeordtag to
such oane made aud provided, nod that
to have the care, cixtndv, edinni-
uutuniince of ber child Emma Floren*e nnd
itherand further and final relief in the prem-
Court may deem expedient and equitable.
ire hereby notified, that, if you tail to appear
- tin* .snid Complaint as above required, the
!V ivill liii-.c jail-mini', agalnnt fOU, and apply
tie uourt ftff the relief praved for in complaint,
iven linder ray band and the neat nf the District Churl,
of the Pirst Judh-ini Di»trtet of theState of Califor.
.1 niri. in anrl |..,* Hi-- wtd cuutv of I.os Anjteles. tins
9th diy ■ f July, in Ihe v..;u* of our Lord one tlioua-
and eight hundrfld aud sixty three.
JOHN7 W. SIIOIIV, Clerk.
f JOSEPH BU8ER, [i*.. Depntji Clerk.
Iieer br dis
fttlff  .-hrrll   ,-
I irl.li
Stuto of California, I,on Aur.-rde- Countv.
District Court of the FirBt Judicial District.
S. E.  Ci-eer vs. Thonins P. Breer.
IIvon rending t.he foregoing afihln vit, and it Battsftotor.
iiy ii ppeaciDg tiiat a cause of actiou vxi-ts agajnal the
defendant, and that ho lha necessary party to ihe action,
and that bein;; a resident of the State of California, after
due diligence cannot, be fnund wii bin the State;
It in therefore ordered, That the service be made bv
the publication otthe Btunmotp La the "_,r.s Angelas
S*r.\u.'* a. neivspnpev piihlishei.l in the cily ami county of
Los Angeles, At least once a week for the period of six
weeks from the date nf the firm, publication.
Dat eil at l.'lm in hnrs, in the citv and county nf Los An-
geles. tliis July 9th. 1863.
BIC.NM. HATES, Dist. Judge.
State of California. Countv of Lofl Angeles, thi
1, .li.hu IV. Shot-c. Chn-k of the Vint Judicial th'strict.
State of California for Los Angeles county, dn hereby
certify, that theabtrveand foregoing is a full, true, and
correct; copv of the original order, as the same appears
al reco-rd and on Ble In DM offlea.
■Witness mv luiml and the seal of said District Court,
[L.S.]       affixed tins ■'ith dav of July, a.p. 1868.
JOHN  W, SHORE, Clerk.
By JQWB  HvnEit,  i'\. Deputy. jvll
■tl Ur, J. A. Mt'Mastor.s. the editor of the Ftee-
viein's Journal—a* apostle inul (go fur as many
niiiiiihs ofiiK'n; *jiTaUon lo tht dtWffflOM of Fort
Lafafeuc cinilil miike liim po) a martyr to the
cause of ibe natural and dtmsUttfHottl tlgtli ft
Amei icini ciii/.ftts to la' tree Wc 'iiioUi lioin a
Nuw York Journal a d'tiet and impcrk-jt   ■■■;;.
ot .Mr. UoMntarVi ipMotai
Mi-. 9, A. MiMisi rs waa the tiPXt speaker.
H■■ lafd tlio titrio for d-dliberaiiou w»a BoIah«4; Ha-
tinii; I6r ilete;*;nii;'i'.:o:i ailft action had come.
[Obeera.] Sn far an lie knew or Inul read of Mr.
Vallanaighani be respecled and lored him for bin
TirtueB, ami b6 fclMM no mrfO UWog with wbc.-e
seiiiiment* Iih (DON cordially pureed than with
his. Vi'lty wns h" .ii :■■■:'■• i. ■■'■ .' | A voice —'L:nvr-In'
—groto'l and li[»sef.j Aliiililionist.s und KOettlOQ'
i istn jniueil in deni^nilinp bin arntsi; lor lhe .-.ve- ■
fionlstj .'uid in* Mm doing i)*r*ii- q nne mora injury
than all tlie AbiKilionisis t,i.:.■th. r. Vf, 11. S»«
ard —the head, the QUlpibtt. ibe gull y inch, i ol
tiu* Ki>|ii]lim:..iii part; mill of tlie mill of  Iii* BOUO-
try—[a voice—•■'I'ontins Pilate,.] -had heard thai
there was a wide spread Unionism in the part of
lbe Sooth where \'ulliiiiili*.b-i:n's speech (■■a »ere
circulated, and that waa tbe KMO0 liu bad beOll
arrested; but ths cunning old tox— [liisnt'g]-— knew
bow to cover hiu tracks. From bis beat t oi heart!
he paid, that if the offering o! his life would   bl-tog
ii aboot, he would offct A to- night io brtng buck
the Union. [Chcem.] Vallaofltghaa] I n*"*v, <.■,<
he knew, thai tbere wns but one way of bringing
back tbe Union, and ibiU wns to Mop this accursi d
War, [Cheers,] War, in the lan^mi^e of Doug
las, was disimloo—inevi table nnd perpeuinl disunion. Yallandigb&Ri had aallad tor peace In
order to try tbe lust hope of reatorlog tin1 liniun.
It had been tried by a wnr Ul r;n'.:ili.iii ol the Con
ati In tion, and it had failed, ar.d alwayfl wnnld
fail. [A voice—"and it ought to."] He kn«W
tbat wliatover men spoke in thee tlmaa tbey spoke
in lbeir own peril; and yet he would say that tbe
.South never could be conquered. [Cheers.]
The fame blood that coursed in their vein.i coursed
also in tim veins o( the people ol the Sooth. Under their gallant Governor Seymour lhe four
millions of New York would be able to guard nnd
keep their State against tbe world; and could it
be believed that eitfht millions of people io the
South, as brave and resolute, could be defeated ?
[Voiced—"Never, never-''] They ooatd hoi itarve
out tbe south. Thoy could not conquer the South.
[Cheers.] And if the war were to continue for a
hundred years the South would still be free and
independent Slates. [Loud cheers.] The question here was not about lhe freedom of tha Smith.
Southern freemen woftM take care of that.—
[Cheers.] The quesliou was about the liberty of
the people af the tfofftb. Uow were they to mnin-
taiu their liberties? [Voics—"by lighliiu:."] Bj
fighting, but not by street fighting, not by disorganized opposition. They should organize by
tens nml hundreds, by companies and te giment a,
and tliey s-hent/d sr nd tn their Ihniemor and ask
hiiii for commissions as soon us tbey bad tbeir
regiments formed. [Cheers] It was written in
the Coustition that the people bud the flgfcft lo
have and bear arftiB for ihe defence of them
seltee and nnt nt the Union, bnt cf Die
State. They Bhoubl !;eep their Bnns. ami, if tliey
had uot them, tliey sbmild get them, and bere-iidv,
under their galbint Governor, to d.-fend the libor-
ties of their State. [Cheers.] This was not the
place, howuvei*. (:i dtsofcsS ibese question. It wns
in their neighborhoods and their ftranil IhSt thflj
should do so. ilu would sny in conclusion, freemen, take care of your liberties, for they are in
ditnger.
md U.'itil further
FOR
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
San Pedro and San Diego
ON and alter the first of
notice, the eteamship
_££m.     SENATOR,
Will  Make two trips per month on the Southern
Const, louring Hroadwny "Wharf,
On the 3d and 18th of each Month
AT !l O'CLOl Ii. A. U.
I^g1*" Bills of Lading will  be furnished   by Ihe
Purser on board.
For freight ot- pnpsnpe npply on board, or nf. tbe
Office ol S, Ji Ueuslej, corner  of Front  and Jack-
n streets.
deeS S.J. HENSI-tfY, President
CULTIVADORES \W VI\AS!
Modo de Cultivar las Vinas, Hacer,
y Modo de Tratar los Vinos.
CON \OTAS   Bttbfe AgrlctHtOP** y Hort enllnrn
pre^radM   por  A. O. HAKAS/,TUY, Co-
niisioimdn noiribnulo por la  I,--ir-hihirii   jmra  in-
formw sobre I* nw-jorla f el modo mas propio de
cultivar bis vinas. Coo nil (Derosas Rtftttncione*.
Un imnii prandfl 42fl paginas, so puede fetnittf sin
Costo BTOglinO por $5 -A).
.Yot'i.   Bl lihro nrribii meoclooado rule nraafao
ib is ana par lo qm* ia ottece n\ publico.
^9-0rdeneB para conseguirlo so deben di diu-
■'"" ** A. BOftfAN y CA.
Libreros. comerciniHes, v  publinsiai
-Stl]*l]H-(.MHloil    of  tim     OtklBSffD    'J'lllMII.
The   following   is   the fcftlcle puhllahad   by the
Chicago Times, which led to the order oi On.
Burnside for the suppression of the paper. It np-
penred in ita Washington correspondence, under
dnt« of Mny 27th : —
" No one who sees Mr. Lincoln now ton [all to bt
struck with bis uttered appearance ns oermpaeed
with his looks of two years ugo. Ho looks ten
years older, nnd the (xpres.-don ut Bll hide is h;i^'-
pard nnd careworn in the eXtr-pniA Il's Bye Ifl r* .
sfl ess, nnd is constantly wunderih^ ; Bt TTTOSI time J
wiih n vacnnt exprcnftou ; nt otheri in a mannei in-
dicntive ofpositivc terror. He bus eincf.y the d- -
meanor of a u.nn whose rest is broken by remorse
rind to whose pillow trnnquil s!eep [fl n StraogeL
God knows he lias done enough to came him a lifetime of remorse. Bat he has bmf) made tbu victiih
ol the men who, knowing the weiknes* and ir-
reEo'ution ol hia character, placed filnfl where In* is
in order that ihey mi;,lit gni'ie :u;.i liiii.'i'i. Irs nel mis,
and make hint lhe i:iatrinueii:it towoik thoir wRI,
He is, and has been for months nothing more than
tbe seitant ol Tten. Wade. Chandler, Sum;* Br, mid
Horace Oreeley. He realizes the fact now, Slid
strives to emancipate himself from their malign influence, but in fain. Ther compelled him to bsoe
his emancipation prod am a tion ; to dismiss Us tftfall
McClellan, Sumner. Porter-, Md l-'i-niiklin IronT the
A;*mv ; to appoint tbe iliitclici* ol PVedericksbttrg (o
sapplant McCleltanj tq placei the gallant Anuy of
tim 1'otomac undei* ihe   lend of iii ■
er. They hw sompelled him to keep Booker in
coanhsnd ei t'nit .\i---y when  tba whole cooi [rj
kno«s that by doing so itM v flic ie ney is e-n',':\ t y
■r'.uiwii,   And they instir/ated the   Inftmon pro
ceeHtngs a'galnvt Mr. YaMandf^ham, sfrd Compelled
the President to appTO^a them and sn * .::.
side.    Such are   the men who  conM
u( ttrfa once free   republic."
TB    '■':". ftOtlt!'   Ptatks. — Tir*   " I
Stale of Indiana has fnrnisl  ■ I r ncM   20jOQ0wA4\
ers men: liian lln* tjnota an
copperhead  ir; isne M) oOO   tn   *i«i *
IotiiI ' M;i'sa<-husets lias   to   count   [tl
i!ie can  pick up   In E
all  lb
■
in i
rem*', (-nm''u;<<i"i*i**~,  >   \'" "•" *.*s«.r.-, • - •      .   , ■ .,   __   .        ., ,,      .        ,,
411) Calle MoDtgotnery, San Fr»Dcieco.-i ?°m« "P'/> *« mUdnHim.    Now, ia «U the loyalty
ij IfaMOOiMBetH
!■-■'■*, QS, ;:
!'■ !■   ii   i.v     :■.-. it .;. -   '.:,-.
U much at bis casa a* usual, and
■; upon my mind
waa tl il he ftli ui com foi tibia,   Th n ■ w i   n I
ol depreasion ahoai bis raoe, which, I mu   told  by
boaa wbo •*■■.■ him d*ilj pm b iblto d to him even
vv*! recenl detlb ol \.U sbUd.whMe Im«
!l'- lell u.*:;'**ly.      S OQ .■*i!.:i..|    1  *, iy i;;*.*:,::    hid WOl :.'
WHoua, anxh ua oouateoaooe, »od     lb aa   it to ba
■■■ ll 'v a -i i:*;v rri io, Ii ;.;-■*.- ite IU i, bia d ap ■-.-
tioo, uuj .   ,,y ■■-. ,;;, ,.rr_ |H „
sombre one ; b it roupM « Ith }■■'-,■■■   ,   rlel
rund of dry, Yankee humor, not InpaoaJstent, u In
'■'■- WM oi tha ntUian Iteet^ »U* n ■■ irt al
hftb|ttf»l iiii-bu'.cbi.'y.   u w,i- streagQ ton*to wit.
nw "E- irfeW ■■. i ilitj on wl   *;
pean d to b i a itb   e?i rj! i <A-.   ooeaajonall .■     une
ofhia Ion 11. vtiam Htled   i  m   ■■ '■.    i\. ■  . . :"
but the habit wis simply to addio I bn ns "S.i* *'
There w«S ■. - ,,.. a m 1;|.,. fi 0I   [n   t^ft|
ai  bl*  111!, rl .,   I   |   ;,:,.-..    :.\.,tV. g      ,      ,.;,*.,,,,.,>,■   fo^    ,|,,.
Prwld mi r | kha   I nlted Slhlaa mt Hi lha compa
llV- v- •'.' ■'-■■■■ bttl L,ir ■.-. ui,,! ■.,.,..;|...| in piM \9t
otheri -1 king to him talking btnwolt Sut when
bedid apeak, hia ram ti ka ■■*. are alw .-.■< ih reived and
vi'ry se islble. The tfoovereail m, like the eon ver
>i::* n ol all A in rtoan ufioti 1 _oi n I hai a at. . ,■
" !th, n si mirealraini d in ihe pi as* a« ■ oi Mrengers
10 v degree p fi ctlji a ton ish log, tl h a regard foi
Englieli i Either than lor Anrerloao rulaeol etlqueti
»*hich i:i;!i:,;r*s :u,, tll    ii'i-rrnn    tVom   i*,*p, ■. ;■ , .   t|,
0 ■nvvsiium that I overheard.   Eeerj.   American
public man, Indeed, appears not only  to lire in a
glasa house, hat In b revei bemtloj    illerj, and
'''' ■■'■- 'I itelj IhfflfRiretn aa ta who  sees   or  beard
him.    This unich I may fairly saj, that   the pi-i r^
i;,,;'; Mk -i ua Beveral questions abodt tbo sUle i
pablle 'rviiii^in Earflaod, ami obrltfQaly; like ul~
«oftl r;;i A::!.-*- iD9i vu uoabte '■■:■ Bompi **;i ■ id Lbe
BMiea n-tiv.-'t ;i tTQ alienated th * bj cap it hies ol tbe
mother country,    At the Bame time, it ;*iu.!.   nu
'i:*'1 the tone Id wbtota be sp ■;,  Ehgtaod waa lor
m AmeHoan, iionaa illj i.. .* and ga ■ ltd. There
we, pertfaph, ode or Lrto Unoolniann  which I umy
f*'flj JfUOte,  and Whldh Will -low  [io:    Btjlfl    ol  bis
oonversatl.'iQ.
Some of   tin- party   began   Btnoklllg,    ami   Mr.
SeWferd Who was present, r-mul; cd 1 ntghlnftlj
"I Imve always wondered bow any man could war
Ket to be I're.-ideiit of lhe tjniied    Statea    with   so
tew vices, The President, you know, 1 regret to any
neither drinks uor   smokes.*'   "Tbat," annwared
the ['resident, "is n d;nibtlnl cotnpl im»;il. I iveol.
leet once befog out side a stnye in [lliuoin. inul a
man sIKog by ma mt Wd M ■■ 0 [W, 1 loll bim
1 had no rices. If ■ si.il noliiin-, smoki'd for BOB*
time, a-nl r l: .-.I - rn :i :■..-. [ out! [i's my expei ienei' in
lib' i!iat lolks who have got no vices have plaflBei
Eaw viriiiiv;
This reminds uie, by Ih • w iy, of the nl :*.■ rr j,,.
credible mantier In whicli Btnriaa tire coined about
Mi*. I.i:ir*oln.     Some line afterwards, in the A'■■ ■■-., i
-raveled with a ReotUmun who profesaed te ba ao
intimale personal aci]Uaiutance ol ibe President
AHec taliiua ma b mmher oi aneod >teq to itlustat,
lns free -,uid ci-y manner, he (old   me   tbat   lie hari
once been presenl ia a Western   Jaw   court   «he
Mr. Lincoln was engaged te defend ■■<■  p|ieonet fi
murder.     He came Ute,    Bpfftogisad    lo lbe  jud.i
for <fais Aetehtloo, cWIng to his   lia vin,r   arerslepl
himsell and then staled thut he was neV-JTr BOm'o
table uml he    lia [    smoke,1    bis    mOM*lnfc   01 gi
ind proposed, wilh lbe   jml.i'-s    permlsalott,   tl
::i-v -hmiM h.i'i: cigars all tironud.    Th-   perm Id
ition, tnfag Lfraiiled, tTB pnicci*i!ed,   wilh   his   Cigar
in hia mouth, lo Asftnd his client.    Wow;  tfnleai i
bad had per-imm! reason for kinuviii:- thai Mr. Lin,
coin was no smoker, X should  Her tal iffy hn?e  re*
co.h d Ihis, with a vaiiely ol othwr sifhilar anecdotes, as iri*sii* I truth, Bomlng gi they did on such
npp--ii*fiill y ;:nliib;i*i!rb'  BVldesOO,
From nil that I saw aad bnt rayi *.;. I b*i ■
doubt Mint .Mr. Lincoln would sny bOBM nf tblltg^
whieb ■*-!■.']111■ 11 io tu utterly tt(uMgo4fled, but  he   i
the lust man |q s -:y -,:tiy l li in j \\]-\-.-a WOU Id - r i
JDdigQJded !l1 i);U)Self. Uni;he umv Vi'■■■■:■■: n poi
Itlolana lie was noted for DOtt»tflg"ball b-llow wel
nret" wilb eTciy bar-room loungef tba! he canu
ncrois. fie ir< a hnrnoiisi, not i b Boon
return to oor* Intervfew,
A. gen Mem u; present happened lo leti hoN i
:i r■ ■ c111 ul" HIS had been r--,..-:)tr) iron X>*w Orlean*
ns a Uni tin 1st, and bow, on bis e*fpUl«lo(l, when he
asked to Ml the writ hy which    bra    Wai   ■ Spelled
the deputtfttoo, •■■■ bl -'i bi bttght bitti I be ildtloe to
Bfoit, told bin that the coafedAfata governm»nl
tool made ftp their ml ads lodo I        .: uueonetl
: *;;;,:;   ]. and ao tbej bad lesQed noil legal writ, bail
meflnt to make liim go of his own free will.
" Well,-" Bald Mr. I liuoolo, "thai remtodi ne a v.
sper ■'■ '•:;. al St, I puis, v.. tbe .,!.
who boasted tbat be bad i sath In bl
rin'."l.     And nu -no:*.* lie hud. for, W be Qatar a unest
was djlng lo bis bou ea tried bim  out in ble
bed and put bid Ic tbp Btl Bel IO ii:*1."
At another tittfe tbe cooveri ition   turn
Lbe diacui             to I   ■ M *: soul - Cfemi romJse, ami
el] died ■■''!■■ folio* Ing ■■ -. iIni rem u N from tbe Pre.
■iy-'o! j '*lt used li    ■■■ me soma lo  Bod
. r. ■ r: ire   Lai i (tory fc*-
ennse   they   bad   Sot   rff,   eooflffh     fdr   tbef*
-iivr', nml v i ■ t i .'■;.- i: mplatm d v d     bath    tl ■■
b< a RfN tiiey wauted   moro   sUvci for
their room."
Ben.   Ben.   Bntlrr  Oot   Thrashed by  a
"tii'. iitiiiii .
I'r.ineisco Alta,
■ ■ ti b ;: * tn ■ i ' -,-■ ■ i . ■
We luve r.-c.-iu..!.   fratt   iv  b,*st anthoritr,the
ll   I As (ffl learn tbe
■■■■■■■ KM * .     Ar.   HfcMU,   who isa
:■:;-Ivy.-,! by a Mr. Eastman,
l-" ***** 0l ■'.■:■■. rv..:■..-.. ic |N>. ,he pipes in B diniu
premiaea.
1 !:-' l«J i : ol   tba a ib -,-., n iv mo0feted, one
vh'ol the trench.
rtdl Mr. Uussell,
cm ■'■*; i i I Em i*or*... g b large B>on4 Mhhln lho
Loe draft), and  ■■■■■■ md tntiaath  tlio
■ ui face i i   ' ii i   r it ; !:.:..; ;..rr « ;■'.
Ir ttu ■ :■:! el ■ ■■*:■-!. * rving that
it was his binine's to lay the ptpaa, and not to dij;
ihe diaiii, which had hti.n prepared lor bis Work by
Eaffinaoi ThaMftpOfi Om, B, #K6 . lent and
r':-* bi i . hhn Bq low htt premla-i
b%   Ut i::;***r*.; mid I.n.; thai he w   Ibpl ived br
anolher pePftfn,  I I to hhn ,'or hia pay,
9 0. It. then kicked
the section   o,'  ]-.'. \ | nrAn,   whiob .\| r,
■A- ■■.'■''. ■■'■' v.-.' and  planer! again In iis former
■ ■"■■' Bepaati   . rtia a8featl*« lamyMge, 0«n.
li kicked the pipe ofcf n(;alu. nnd m-U\"i RtUSell
was  attenptftlg IS  pfttSe it,   he receited H t lol ent
blow io r.;:- : iv. Wi md0Rttad that subsotpient-
ly lii*u. li, ulleped this to hate been an R.cident )
bat the < tatemei     rr:l   ;;,.. ,,; ].,.t .--.■,.. a:,  ll0l cor_
respond wiih  ibat   view   of  the case.     Mr. lims.-ll
::vitvt\lti[r\y v;jv*.; ■,,,;,, |flt .iitrji nnd ns Quickly
(t.*n. II. was !!,[   upon ib,.   pronnd, nnd Mr. Husaell
Inul him i-v the throat and held lim there, Oenj
H. la alleged to (rate made no I osti lance | but, hold*
him aB long aa he thobgftt necessnrv, KimscII ab
lowed hhn ia i ■■-•.■. and acoompvnlad Mm a hnndred
or iwo hdndred rods out ol the Bald,
V.  ■ !;■    ii Hia!    Mr, RtttBeH  lold the   OoiicrisI that
tra wns so old man. oivr si\iv years of Bfie, and had
0.- ri- b. fere treeTi n ■ lilted in that ^ny ; tbal the
(lei Bi ;l iv.    remember he was Id VajitdtroBetu,
nol   PfeW ibl.irs:    and tbat   Mich fofnluct as   his
would not be tolerated   on Ne*  Kni*land soil.    He
bftn      WOT no wonder ite   weio beaten bt
la,   then   snch  ollir.urs led our men ;  thai,
fc   b * own part, hei *; the grandson ofiretol-
niiciiaiy   patriot, w lm  WaB   kill.'dby  ths Ilritiah iti
hia own bouse (at Lextng(on)and be blioeall and the
oiker descendants of thai man bad heen true to their
democratic prim Iplea, Reminding the General of
ib*  action ai tha Charleston Convention^ and of poi-,
ilieitl lorn Wei sm Ions in -general, '■'■:. b i*cll then
lelt him. Wi* ue not disposed tt> make nny comments on tbis transaction, VVa giti the lanuas thoy
wm-ii detailed to us; and, an we are inifurincd, \ha
ulV.iir was Witnessed hy numbers of persona.
rtifhirtutit llffl,l„iiV|lif    I'.m    (.(ulli   I.nit 1K-
< ■!;,! 1  fj    Icrl.kl Hull,Illl.1.
S;,.-::\Mi:\To, d.My 11'— *■' f. M.—Thr- te«t nath laW
i declared ' iwi -rv -■■ tal '■■■• Ae Suprdma   C art;
■    ■
Tbe Fi ■■-. '■ :* I   up   '' ■
anhl    Of "the    army,    K     tyrnnmcal     and
: ' ■
aro lold, are b ired In   Immeii
.   i ■
a Sorevo-
.*.: ut i ic 6 v: D0Q liaodcof - V
.IiiiIoii*) at ;»inunij*  _*.•>.,(■.
Tba Mas ii .i : ■■■■ ■ ■ a*, v.i.bh*, In LT69, in an ad-
dres to tba iiorLTiioi', uoobr me of tht folioinn laa-
■ ■■!*.,. *     "The :-.-" Bl lbe n-ilitafy power   lo enforce
9 execution oil the laws, ia iu om*opinion,  inoolitem   with tlie spiiit ol n   free constitution, and
B voit tlii'nrv of unveiiiiucut is. lhat the body of
ib,. o.-rr-.b*.   tba purse ruinilutus, will    alwnys   niil
un*;isiiato in Ilie  i\i*cuiion ol   auch    laws   an
on   bi io be < v ciii-d.    The very suppo«itiou ol an
BnvilUogiMtfa in 'in* i>"opie >n geoaral that a  law
tlioitid lit? ei touted, liai i ifn with  it   the ^foogest
reBnotptlcni Ibal ll i*- i'11 nq)u«l law, at least thai
[| ,*r : i;, - ■■ * r i: l i. v.     !■' COflnat be thi ir taws."
The pati i      ol *'i lasacbuseta w|)o issQqd and rn-
rbnvriv.  urordaja [769,would   be ^onldered
,.;.. r.; rv ov tbi modern pan lota ol 1863, The re-
ceul »titrageoi|i proceedinga In Indiana nnd   Ohio
,:: ,;,.. il     |  ,'■  I  l.: Hit' lllioil <l f   tllfl    Ad-"
uiinisli-ali.'ii lo e^tabllab B inililaiy defpolisni over
Lute to eraploj the mtllUrj fur ves under Iti
fjouiroi m preveul lbe people irmn the eierciae of
r'.,!, Ocrnatltotipnal prlvllegea. They have entab-
ILehed 'lie lawB militarj avec Ll ■ ■'-■ tt», and fully i,n,.nd to c ill lu vi * il i ol tbe bajeneta to enforce its provi * "■ In | Mn; case, we may
well a»k i ti      hm 'nl. boW loug DO ij it be   be-
i:iil. v,.* Admiulstration will complete tbeir   evl-"
IgO, tO BBtahllab a linlilary dr.-poti.-lil Upon
the ruins of Constitutional llbertj 1 They hate
ootami need lbeir w irk by depriving the people of
:;,.* nc* ; ol t. monstratlog, nnd eotnplalniqg, too(
1:) v.,..,, b ',--.,:<, BitefnptBof the men In power*
,,,,.., .. j, , ..      . .;,,.; oppl ast Ibe   peoplt-i grovoka
iii, !■: to ,-i     . QI    nnd     Complftlo    and    then   make
tbal i pi linl tbe I m datlon for nnw oppresaions
and peraecuHons.-*Tbu« step by step, here » little
nml ihefe a Hub-,* gaining orr;.:. Ien« I bj tbfl apathy
,,: :i.,. people,a id tti ■ Impoultj with which mob
Bdtiobi are perfofmed ; it will not he long
before the effort will be made* to mbvert the gov-
: i ;■*,..* snllre end i tabltab in thin Adminis-
trailon a perpetuli* of power< H becomes the
duly of every Conatltullon-loVlng citizen at thin
tjjnfl to i ul ■ ■. si j i Oi .;■ ol bll body and mind
into the Worl   ol ■'■■'    '-■■■    | o vrnmeut   our
i os fi inn i alrttetl m, aad not  to rest,
day or night,  until,  through  tbe -CooatltaMooal
a 'hall have wraeU
i. i i g ., pieat from bands aU unfitted lu direct
i r oontrul It,    ■ -'.  I'. JYfU ■
i. -. tii,i,i ■«] it ,,i n.ii *
■i and ifl in circulation Ofl'
denied.   We ballera Ht (baralon» to fei  a correct
ijuotation, bBl iv'* cannot lay our flutters   Opon th«
pjace when 01 ■ ■■■ vbere.   Who can gite us
■
l. .v:   i ■■ b        ll       ' .v right hand
i  can
ini|.nsonment
i   earth*'
*.;■■■     Pi :v-   tbem.
.        . ...
r is broken lu Ke* tori | itseems.how.
u       to ba ■    lM't   where did
Seward rn;, | . * AE   f. SapttU,
I   Lyons'
Mwarea-
. .    | N.rvi ttber   11.  16011
■ .   .   BlOfl  Hook, nml
j:,,i |, to !.,.* v',v v..ib   I ■       :i ). 1862
tfae exit act above alluded t».— Vintinna
'-err.