.^jmlFl
IMPORTANT TO
Housekeepers, Bakers, Miners,
And all others who desire to have good Bread.
ol" ciilcc, Jfol-plc, I'ic-cr
S ELF-RISING
ii Bread, SPO.
OUR.
it into small toa'
iLii.l biike at once.
m Kir. c tions
king the very best and purest   I
Baking Powder i
one pound of S. T. p-abbitt'-a i
::■:  ['.   T.    H;Ll>bitt;!*i**iire   Civum
Ye-risi; Pow-
t more than
stoves ttiey
.muiy hands
T O   M I jN ERS,
hand (
"Seven Up" iVn- ;i "Wile ; ov, '-fioott as Wheat."
In  the  State  ol Tennessee  there  la a  certain
village boasting of a tavern, three stores and tour
groceries, where, from morning till night, and
from night till dawn, a person  entering the town ^^^^^^^^^^
may find in the tavern, groceries, stores aforesaid,! Receipts formatting Kreart, msc-im,or
one or more  groups of persons  playing cards.—
Gambling there iB reduced to a science—the histo
ry of four kings is thoroughly studied, and from | *j0 ma]ce Bread and Cake with Sour Milk:
the schoolboy to the grey headed veteran, from ,..-,,, KA|.]| poi'Nn o_. yi.Ai.T of rwuit, ADD ONE
tbe miss in her teens to the mother of a large fam-1 \_ heaping teupacu -Tol of Et. T. BABBTFD'fi pure sale-
ily, they are initiated into the mysteries of high. RATBS, ara whai - '.■■■- v.1.1..■..'.. _:;- v,...i t<^.i.h<.**ri*,y
low. jack,  right and  left bovvers—the honors a:nl   ;* :Ef f' ■ ..' ■■'.■■' n ,;]i'*''rv\-'Vr^:,m*"v'm"i!*1*
the odd trick.    One of the best players iu the vii- ,l" ''    " ' "   '"*'
lage was Major Smith, the tavern keeper ; or, as he
expressed it. the proprietor of the hotel ; a widower, who, like
" Jcptha, Jucl**ro in.Israel,
Had a ili.uLgbtei* j>:i$.siLig fair.*'
Fanny, the daughter, waB one of the prettiest
girls iu Tennessee, nnd thei el ore oue of the pretti-l
est in the world ; for here we digress to lay down
as ipse diait, that Tennessee women, in point of
beauty, are matchless, 'lhe sweetheart of Fannyj
was a young farmer, residing in the neighborhood,!
whom we shall designate by the name of Bob.
It happened one day belore harvest, the young:
man was detained in the vlllnge, and found himself as usual at the hotel, seated between the Major and his daughter. After a desultory conversation between the two gentlemen, on the elate of
the weather, the prospect of tlie approaching harvest, and such important staples of conversation,
the Major asked Robert bow bia wheat crop promised to yield. In reply he was told that the young
farmer expected to make at least one hundred
bushels. The Major appeared to study for a moment, then abruptly proposed a ga ne of 'old
Bledge,' or 'seven up :' the stakes to be his daughter Fanny against the crop of wheat. Tliis, of
course, thc young man indignantly refi
cause he could uot bear the idea that thc
her he loved should he made the subject of a bet,
or, that he should win a wife by gambling for her;
aud, perhaos, because he knew the old mau wns
"hard to beat," and there was a strong probability of his losing both wheat and wife.
It was not until the Major, with his usual obstinacy, had sworn that unless he won her he should
never have her, that the young man wns forced reluctantly to consent to play.
The table was placed, tbe candles lit, the cards
produced, and the  playera took tbeir seats, with
Miss Fanny between them,  to watch  the progress
of the game.   The cards were regularly shuffled
and cut, and it fell to the Major's lot to deal.   The
first hand was jftyed. and Robert made gift to the
Major's high, low, game.    Robert Iheu dealt ; the
Major begged ; it was given, and the Major again
made three to his opponent's one.
" Six to two," said Miss Funny with a sigh.
The Major, as he dealt the cards, winked know
ingly. and said :
" I'm good for the wheat, Master Bob."
The old man  turned a  trump—it was a spade.
Fanny   glanced at  her father's  hand—her heart
Bank ; he heiil the three, eight spot, and the king ! j
She then looked at Robert's hand, and, lo 1 he had I
the ace. queen, duce, and Jack or knave.    She
whispered to Robert to beg—he did so.
" Take it," said the Major.
Robert led his duce, which tho Major took with
his three sp"t, and followed by playing the king.
Robert put the queen upon it. The Major, supposing it was the young man's last trump,  leaned
over the table, and tapping his last trick with his
finger, said :
" That's good as wheat."
"Is it?" asked Robert, as he displayed tothe
a6toniBhed Major the ace and jack, yet in his
hands.
"High, low, jack,   gift and game!"   shouted
Robert.
"Ont!" ejaculated Fanny.
" Good as wheat," added Robert, as he flung his
arms around Fanny's neck and kissed her.
In due time they were married, and ever after
that, when anything occurred of a pleasing nature to the happy couple, they would express their
approbation of it by tbe phrase : ' Good as wheat.'
AMERICAN EXCHANGE,
SANSOME    STKEET,
Opposite   AmeiHim   Theatre,
SIMON H,¥eYMOUE,
PROPRIETOR.
Ti
HE UNDERSIGNED, long 8
;ntmected with'the enlah-
  „  ..     .  lift!;'*' Uvivn ruspue.tfully to
li<* 01,11  PATLtUNrii.-.r'Uio'tiiinr;*.!, runt ilia i'Ulil.lC
LLY, that he has leased from Mr. BAILEY SaR-
CLASS  HOTEL.
HATH ROOMS C
Two Coaches t
iiine hut those having ou the ps
'■UTi  IS. WING & CO.,
THIS   MACJMIFIOEIY'J
eaiis for tbo r-ruU.sl'iu-.ti.
THE AMERICAN EXC
people of California, tha
.j-any thi ny in praise,
ESTABLISHMENT,
■sto unit .from the -h
ied into all parts of tlie
for the convenience of
ie Hotel to convey paS-
1IMON H. SEYMOUR.
*■         ,
AEA
'AM
1    I
1:
' '-{iVV'ifBiia'^.ni
1111 lir
iii..
i f.
I;
I
'1!
1. BENCH, WILSON * CO.,
make n'riK rrrrsT
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
O N E    PRICE!
Retailing  at Wholesale  Prices!
CTRAKGBRS VIrrTTING Tlir: CITY WOULD 1)0 WELT.
FREEMAN & SIMPSON'S
Old Magnolia "Whiskey.
pURssrasaESBJ* sees s.
nd delivered 1
■arvanted su]
JSSr Sole Le
lways ou liar
ag purposes i
..id bvfl kind f.f Dn
WHAT CHEER" HOUSE,
Nos. IO, 118, 119, iais mui i22 Sacramento Sfc-Noa. 853 S7, 8«), and n
5 'J.cidsdoiil street, SAN FBAJSClSGO,
all oilier.** who wish .superior aeeominodatiouH, can always secure them at th-,
'■WHAT CBEEH"  HOUSE.
l''iivir. ■■]
nr*!:
■initly l.i'i
:ldn to (lie
lent, r
and well adapted to the
OBg
:>AHJ) AND LOriOlNC.
A hir;;-e I'll! F-I'JISOO*'  SA.H
Superior Ba thi ng Aceonuiiodati
mi IJI5KAI! V !
_JtS-An OMNIBUS, with the iiiu*
o convey passengers and their bn
BOARD, (pei* w
"        (perd
LOIHrJlNC,  (pe
ocl-yl
JVO RinvNEKS employkik
 86,00     ]     I.OHGINC, (peiui.ijlii) C>0 fo
irgoR-KADlNii JLtooiC
rival ofthe Steamer,
j*3-snmvKH ii.vnis in;t:t;-^m
Ji. IS   WOODWARD. Proprietor.
DU. ROSJCNBAUM'S
STOMACH   BITTERS.
—FOB TICK CURE OP—
Dyspepsia, Indigestlo
Appetite,or any Bit
from  a   Mot
mption,   Loss  oj
"    nts arising
T IT H N E R S»
EXTRA RASPBERRY SYRTTP.
One at New Voilt;
One at HuflTiilo, New York
And the 3d flt San Fraaclsc©, Cal.
R. E. RAIMOND,
FOR
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
San Pedro and San Diego.
ON and alter the first of -April, and until farther
notice, the California Stuani Navigation Company's steamship
:&l     SENATOR,
T. W. SEELEY COMMANDER,
Will  Make two trips  por month on the Southern
Coast, leaving Broadway Wharf,
On the 3d and 18th of each Month,
AT 9 O'CLOCK, A. M.
B^"" Bills of Lading will be furnished by the
Purser on board.
For freight or passage apply on board, or at the
office of tin; Ocilifonii;*. Steam Navigation Company,
corner of Front and Jackson streets.
je9 J    WHITNEY, President
ital emjito.
2..1IKUK"'
ontheSch
in thu com
to whieh tl
y5m3
ity of 400 bar*
ine Whiskey
. SH1W,'
SF^    PIANO    Q
MUSIC WAREROOMS,
Sansome Street, San Franciseo,
Extending from 01a_   to Commercial St.
SECOND FLOOR
SHE rUtLg i
*rfr—..~±Ac* i -.-.-■.,-.-,-. ^
COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 105 Front street,
(Hclween Washingion  anil .Merchant streets.)
SAN PRANOTSOO,
will   give   particular   attention  to ilic
Purchase and Shipment,
an well aa to the
SAI.F, OF  KEHIROHANDISB: AM)   PItODLcE.
P E. RAIMOND having been e.stiibli^hed io San
ii, PraticiHco Kincu IS-l'.), anil litivtng been cod-
tiimally engaged in the Commi-spion business (or
Merohaata attd Producers e>l tlio Soulhern and
Northern coast nf Califuniia. :*■> well as with tkt
of Oregon and Washington Terrltorlee, leela confident that he will beahlc to give enliresalisfaelinn
to imrties who may unlrui-t their business to-his
;'»rti-   JyU
^UBWSSaS'   GINGER   WINE.
«A,Th« si
N.B.—The public
N. B. JACOBS.
.belswillbcarour ai
n' B. JACOBS S
■ ul 'Z'-'-i
EA,
Retail Stores, 178 WaslH»st.i»n Street,
Stockton Street,
ONSTA.NT.LY re-reivin- :hv h,^i French. F.nzh?.h, Gva-
an arid American  PIANOS,   and selling  them a1
frj.r helow those (jf auy other Music Snore in Cali
fornia.
.PORCELAIN WAKE,
FANCY GOODS, AND TOYS.
Notice.—Thr? secret of Mr. Kohler»8 low p.
hei liieyR far Cash.
tUSf Call aud examine—it costs nothing'.
es is, that
rnnrlT-l.y
DR. AUOLPHUS'
ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL,
AND    HEALTH   RESTORATIVE,
IS THE MOST VALUABLE AND UNSURl'ASSED REME-
dy for Rheumatism awd Gout to bo iouiulin the world,
or known at present. TUo diaoworer of tlie above remedy does clai'.: its i>if illibiliiy In all cases of Rheumuli.-rn*:
and Gout— An ■ ' *i i-vr-rvir-; to direction—and offer;
a reward of live thousand dollar.i  for any medicine, en
MAGNIjIOENTT ENGRAVING
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS AND HIS CREW.
THIS BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING was design nd bv Kuiikss.
ono of tbc most celebrate I artists that ever lived
the cost of tho i-ri^inuldosij-n and nluie beiir** nver^.SuilO.
si?,e 22 bv 29 inches.
Thc Phihuleloliia Da.-ihj Nevis, vv.ya. "the mere nomina
sura n.sked for the conniving, is a sulnoieut ic'liioonicnl
for persons to pureiuiso, without the additional Gift."
SCHEDULE OF GIETS
To be given to the i**.
for a Hill.
rchaserfi.
For full particular!
$5,000
5 Cash,
3,(100
10 Cash!
2,000
10 Cash,
1,600
10 Cash,
1-fltO
10 Cash,
'500
10 Cash,
rr,?.,
i,K  ir
I'll fl*ll
/■■■"
Moa Ginger
I must pleasant tonic ever int r
di: remo'ly l*i>r Dyspopsia, liidi^
»'hi*r" :i. gonti,. stimiilr.nl. is roij
into hoalliiy action.
Established in 1849.
BARRETT &  SHERWOOD,
ARE constantly receiving, by every steamer tbe
most splendid stock of
WATCHES ASJ1) JEWELRV
ever imported into this Stato. Our Watclics cannot be surpassed for substantial ity and tim*"- Keeping. Our Jewelry is selected with the irt! test
care, a iid none but the most tasteful goo .la l ade
ol the liuest gold are allowed to leave our et 'ab
lishment.
We manufacture on the premises.   We arethe
inventors of the art, and keep ahead of ail com-
WATOH REPAIRING
is done by the best workmen, under our own inspection,and warranted for one year. Watches
for repair seat to us by Express are attended to
promptly.
BARRETT &  SHERWOOD.
135 Montgomery street,
between Clay and Commercial streets,
jy26 tf SAN FRANCISO ).
TURNKH BRO'S,
Corner Front and Broadway Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO.    »p^-
er) ehall rt
ving of Ch
bio Gift** ::
fornia. anl is
and tevtiaries
Dropsy, aud a
withstund anfl
lenrned   phy si
the patient, ti
existence, uu
will not need i
whonever thej
you per
ike being abolished by magic
LADD, WEBSTER & CO.'S
FIRST CLASS-FIRST PREMIUM
TIGHT    LOCK   STITCH
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
SEWING MACHINES.
p^„^£ssteA'E^M{_.,iss;
TTJElIiQ'ESEi.'S
FOREST WINE BITTERS,
' The Greatest Itemedy  of Ilie Age
FOR THB CTTRE OF
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint;*,
WeaStsiess of the Stomach,
Or any Derangement of the Digestive Organs
T^'drs^..^iKis.sBra_zTK
One   million   Ggtllons.   in   Han els
sunt Cases, Sold Annually,
>ii*;biHit tin* world, lln'p.'by prnvini; il.s niie<,tuih:d a»il
■ii'n!,:-! nvrit..-. it lia-r n.'oiri nl iln* rippri'lirMinn n( the
Heal faculty tlirotigliuut tliu Unit-,-1, Wtntes nnil vber-
Wood, Eddy & Go's
OLD-AjYD RELIABLE
Delaware     Georgia LOTTERIES
Lotteries on the COMBEYA TIO.Y. and others
on the Havana or SLYGLE jYUMBERplans
SPLENDID SCHEMES,
WITH CAPITAL PRIZES OV
$70,000!!!    -   -    $50,000 !!!
And numerous otber.--:, or smaller denomls&tloirB,
will   hi- ilrnv.n nt:
Augusta, <Sa*s and \Viliuington,DeI.
Under the Bup«iat*ndenoe of -worn coinmlasibuwa,
every WEDNESDAY ami flATURiJA'X of 8aoh weafc.
The Delaware State EoHeries :
ONE GRAND   SClIllMi'. nvv  Mouth,  with  $100,000
CAPITAL PBIZE.
Tic-etH, S2il eacli.    llnlfus,  Qinuters,  nnd Eighths   in
Tiie Single Number lotteries
ONE GltAND SCHEME PES MONTH, with S"100,000
y Offloe,
6 JYo. 2 and 8;
■ian .Francisco
Wh eruil inn nil
aon or OISTQER WWEto ntpi-
in- the Lftbot, n.s i
mm; nr
■ .u'cmiiiif .-xi.cpt sueh n.< luivecn
aita in n circle, enrroondd bv the1
fnllii'/iiv;   riuri'.r*.
■i-ir.lidl
m:   t::i;vkks'  gwgCT   wine,
prepared by Tor
aer Bti
ithera,   Hvir-Tork ; Buffalo. New
n -■ ■■-■■-
o, California.                    i,|i*JSm
MAUK THESE FACTS.
TheTestimony of the whole World
"Turner's Forest Wine Bitters
the ii
giciiin in the above named iii
my dignity to follow the mode of quacks by
certificates of physicians ur private persons ■
too well known, enn be had for cei-tain remuusr
plications to friends, or by the mode of boring
to death, for even the most worthier.:* trael
therefore, leave it to them in want of medicine
personally of men th&t have been cured by mj
of tho above diseases, anil who can be found
every city or village throughout the State.
nuch personal cudvicliiiiis far superior to cei
persons that are far from being known to thi
of medical aid. But should any one cure for n
timoiiiuli or certificates rcuanling tlio euros performed by
my inodici-m, thev may calf at my oflice, ami I will sin
them certificates of true, merit, which have been sent
ms voluntarily, v.* it Inn v apply in-i^for tbem, or by botl
individuals for than, Taaattafy the most B~rup-,louF
men, also as a guarantee to those that have ont had ■
port unity nf Ui i > * ' be Doctor by reputation Or perRi
ally, I have jolm I '      -■*.-'   -•■,,.- \,,-i ■,,.. mjatlcC
dial, the certificate tinder oal"     "
celebrated analvtii'iit Cheull
cine, although ;; !■ t -. wrj   pi
very strong acfion. on the hu
sarily must huve   to
such malignant character.
For sale by _U)Oi,l'IU;s fr JUNG RUM AN,
56 Montgomery street, three doors from Jiunh,
And by all the Druggists in the city. jeSm;
Dr. H, R. MYl,E... Ag«nt for Los Ang«le\,
I, that
Office Supft.riktekiient Indian AfpaibS )
Ban Franmco, Cai. May 30, 1860.      J
■^^, The following instrtictiooB have been received at this office:
Dki'artment of the Interior,     )
Office Indian Affaira, May 3d, 1860. \
J. y. McDuffie, Esq , Sup't Indian Affairs.
Sir: o        *   '    * * * *
You will givu notice to all persons having claims
against the California in up fit'iti tendency for the peri,
od of Mr. Henley's incumbency as Superintendent,
to file tlieir claims with you, wilhin a given period,
in regard to which claims you will ascertain all the
facts and report the same, with the claims, to this
office, at as early a period as practicable.
Very respectfully your ob't serv't,
A, B. GRKENWOOD, Commissioner.
In compliance with these instructions, notice is
hereby given to all persons hoi ding elan ns.contracted
by Ageiit«, Pub-Agents, or' the late Superintendent, ;
j prior to the 30th June, 1859, to file the same in tliis
■ office, on or before the 31st August prox.; and that
11 v.-ill be p<T---i.,]-*a.lly present in this office from the
1st to the 31st of August, 1860, for the purpose of
receiving such testimony as to their validity, as may
be presented preparatory to their transmitai to
Washington for final settlement.
Sacramento Standard, Red Bluff Record, Humboldt Times, Los Angeles Star, and Sonoma County
Democrat please eopv and wend bills to this office.
.tames y. Mcduffie.
,    jefftaaj^l Supt Indian Affairs for Cal.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
[Jail KttKt) l!n<! ISi-nisC;
AUdeMW'   *'
nddiliftei
r.pln:
!   ,.ry. mul  T' !<■.
by   the
■ ivpfr
nf thia [uantimublb i
iftd   leg'   by    |.ln-ti'i*in;;    tbe edg«   of  l!i«
wound together In n   lolly: Fot should the nkln   niiite. i
boggy di. e.s^i*.: enndi! idii ri'iiiiiinr. uintcini'Ulb In brfiit 00*1
with tenfold fury ina few Say*, The *ni!v rati.mai im!
Bucceaeful treatment, ns Indicated by   nature,   li to«-
dnci' Ibe iull iniun, tion iu ami about' tin, u.und and to
toot he l In- neighboring p&rtaby robbing In plenty of tbs
Ointment as salt, li I'ui-eed  Into meat.
IHpilieiiu, UNimic (I SoOco Throat, nml  Srnilel
nml Otber  lArvi i.s.
Anv of Die abovedkeases may be oured by well rubbiM
flu1 Oint ui three times a day into the cheit, throat tml
neck Of the patient; it will noon penetrate,  end  giTeftn-
v relief,     ib. tlii;Uie taken by Uie   niuutll   niunt ope-
enn be   felt
u lbe wiml|. sy.-.t.ei
■ mv'ideal part, whefeaa the Ointment will do its wot*
nt ini'ti!,    Wlmever tries tbe   uiH-tMrnl in lbe   iibove  man-
no i* for the diaensei ni id, er any elm Oar  divorden »f-
feetini,'tbe   elicsl -a ml tliruat,  will   lind   thenii-i'lviidil  relieved us by ;i charm.
Files, FlHtulne, S<il«rlung,
The abOYeclanaof oom^lolnta will be removed by tight;
* !'■*»
it li
the
run:   fl.fii   lij
I'C
I luf-
 _._     _    ....     (.liiiiilil lese   not  1
in a  ii   '    ■    thell   progreee.    It i-beubl be under
it :t I   nol niBefeol  merely to eiflear the CQht-
the affected part,, but it must be woll rubbed Id
eiiusiderable time Iwo ur lliree times a duy, 1 hit
13 taken into the system, whence  it wMremoW
I sure or wound ":::- etfeci nillly us tlnnij.li |jiilj»i>-
eve. '1 bere iijrain liven d rii.d v.*:ilci* piiulliW'S,
utibin<r in ul lbe OinlnieTrt, will do great «""
; is tbe only sure treatment for female c.aBfuof
the Ktoimi-ili, or where tbere   muy beagenertl
ndlSOrotlOn   of XoiiUi;--Mores nml DlCWfi
ntelies,  as   also   swelline.s, ean,  with   certainty^t«
. Ointment be iieed fieely. ami Ilie
and'm.nniuK as recommended In the
;.   When  treated In any i
break onl in
: wliers-
nnnufneturiiil from White Wine, which mi
mprovement, ui*iei*iuaied by uny other Bitte
ted States.
Bold wholesale, by
TURNER 111
Corner'Washinirton ami Franklin st,
Niagara street, Builb.lr,, N. Y.
Corner P.niudway arid Fi-imt sts., Han Francisco, C.il.
And ior sale by McrchantH and. Druggists everywhere. >ap28m6
DropalcBl Sw*ailiijt*,H,l.'«i-«ly«ls«t>«* Stlfl'Jolnti,
Althoutfb, the above oomplalnts differ widely in< A<-
origin and nature, yet tbey all require local trcn .a™*--
Mr.nv r-( Uie worr-i rnr-rrr, riiraich db.eases, will yit'iil i» *
cumpnralivclv sbnrl space ut lime wben this Dim ""'", >
I i I i ■ i - l . I I ■-   rub!.i .1 inn* Hi-   |.:m ir   r, flee I .■.', . e^en a 11 ev l"1 ' <>
■ili.n   „,;,,„*.  *      .■.■,!■ .*        tl    - u,     ...abut.-::   I   .
Pills sbould be taken i.ceordin.-tu lhe printed direction!
ac.cniiiiinyinn m.c.b box.
ai  in IH fl>H
Cliupneil (.llanrlular        Scurvy,
llaruls. Swellings, S.1re-beftdSl
■ets. K
I
VOL. X.
€os Angeiea i
PUBLISHED1  EVBItT  SATURDAY   MOlENTiS'O,
At No.   1,  Prod Buir.oiN-os. Spring; Street,
b y h. if a ra 11 x o iv.
J_ob .^0ELEs.-Cix.. awrrat,^ AVai„YZ
Uttsrntss €mU. ~~^"        ~
1860.
Subscriptions, pei
For Six Montlis.
■For Three Month
Single Mumber ..
.Adv,
TERM
, in advance
sementa inacrted at Two DoIIn
often lines,* for the Brat hu
£°J^!toJA)Maa0W«4i
$5 00
3 00
2 00
0 25
Wiper f^aste
rtion j finij   One
wiy>at~isvwv	
Ai-zency Notice.
Mr. C. A. CR VNE is our only authorized aj
in Siin FraQOlaco, to receive AdverltnementH
SalraOTiptloQs, receipt, for the same, and to tr
:»cl. hufiitiesg generally for the Star. Office.
Montgomery street, between Wash ing ton
Jackson, opposite the Lycenm.
C.   E.   THOM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
LOS ANGELES.
J OiBee in Pico Buildings, Spring street. jyg
E.   J. _
Attorney ^««« vounseilorat Law.
LOS ANGF.LES, Cal,
WprftCtfcefn theOonrte
store.
•   C.   KEWEN,
and Counsellor at T.i
BELLA UNION HOTEL
HMCciim.  Street
LOS   ANGELES.
R.ASHHER & WINSTON,
P R OPR1ET ORS.
IA    TiirS HOTEL, ao long known as tlie besl
ibeen thorongltly refitted, and many additions made
to its accommodations.
Strangers, ;md gentlemen with their families, wil
li.nl thia an agreeable home, at all times.
The ta'de will be supplied, as heretofore, with al
•thi delicacies of the market. oct2
ol OieFniSTJndicif
""   Jaii. 1st. 1850.
DR. J. C.  WELSH,
PHYSICIAN  AND SURGEON,
Offiee. CITY DRUG  STORE,
Main street., Lob Anprelee.
Ollice hours, 9 to 1?, u ; Bnrd  2 to II, p.m.
Aoenst 1, 1859.
LAfAYETTE  HOTEL.
ZWCeiIh  Street,
OPPOSITE    THE   BELLA   UA'iGV,
I.OS AN&El,ES,
■"■p iei illy to those wishing a quiet home. 1
tl ication  is desir.ible,   the  establishment large t
.commodious, with rooms—-single and for families
.c ean ami   well furnished, ami   a tahlc well supplied
with the choicest viands and delicacies "of the season
—as is Well known   by those who have favored tho
li ilma with their patronage,
Tha  Proprietor will  use  every exertion, and  ne-
g!Oct not-hiug, to give  his guests entire satisfaction
RBERIIAIU)  Si KOLL.
Los Angeles, 8.■nt I], 185ft.
COFFEE SALOON,
SO Oeni$k per meal*
One liit a Vlato
^fr-      KMILE BORDENAVE
'■>:^''2£ZiSem for   a   Ions;   time   iu   ihe
principal cities if the Pacific coast, as
ooakl would respectful Vy inform
the puhiic generally, and all who
with tlieir   patro iaj;e. that fror~
T. J. WHITE,
Physician, Surgecn, and Oculist,
Office—Temple's Block,
MAIN 5TK.F.ET,            I.OS ASGELKS.
unl8 	
PRAGER, MORRIS & CO..
DEALERS   KI
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Temple's Block,
jl4 Main streel, Los Angelea.
s. prager. j. l. MOMaa it HR0S-:
BACHMAiSl & CO.,
W-HOLKSALB AND KETAIL DEALERS IN
cries,  WIim-s,  Ll^uVS.   lotKUig,    :
MORNING.
-H.
a. vn
More Mali
Tinls Hi
And again
i with &
■ Ider:
s of
penc
theE
Sianiltil, ,
t ber l;o!
y cli
nsel
aitcel
Making
"eady (oi
the
least
Qteu
Hy bins),
ing.
Gen
Hy flllr-hi
":.',
Like a bi
•itfe be/'oi
e the priei
XO. 13.
S\1P^V*«PRESS.    ■
y   Lin,..»S  arn.cd   at  C„r,„„ Valley I     One of lhe Pondera
in Karstem dales lo the ISth.— ! n<m ie rEncIoi. wh
ofNawtot, ta f_.B,ecklo-|™n .how u,a *rMk Cllf snd ,„„£,_
Prirentl,- as !,„„_ ont an[, ^^
Tb
on thc2C!!i olt, r
O. S. Dloklnaoa
ridge and Lane.
!     -Mr. Ilrrei)
f 'te »se i» thi, m,|e N|.
8 °.w " »n age wben most
Ol. what lr„l, ,h„„„bt, MInco,c
As we drink the morain
As we view the field, befol
As we join the pleasant el]
Of the iih    *    *
Iml
Uo
And
Whel
1 to
■-"■meg's holy p*
'£ wandm'. . _
ns rvirli ineaioriea i*
we se.'k the bowers
lm!
ch i
lil
[inati says that as neither received two
thirds of the votes of all the delegates, that Dem
ocrats are at liberty lo vote for either candidate
Thc Pennsylvania Democracy will  probably or
ganize exclusive tickets for each candidate.
AlTOngemeals IVIll be perfected  fer a Pony Ex
Yet unstained by cure or
atri
Ob. how much of Lt&& was
ted
In thin po called world of
bli
How much pleasure—grain
is I
How much happiness unUisI
.ed-
How much pleasure do w
e n
Jusl by keeping
Dull eyes sleeping.
Such a holy morn as this
Happy! happy! blessed morning!
May my soul relain ihe view ;
Ere the evening lamps are burning,
May the holy picture warning,
Teach me to begin anew I
Guide mecbeerlul,
Make me pray^rlul,
Til! Lie's pilgrim day is through.
-JY. Y. Jour, of Com.
.tbe
■rotluei:, Hide J
Los Anjjftleus
tal street.
in tj Wool liilsen In exchange
et,second housffrom Cnmmei
Jan. 1st, 1859.
first i
s'riend3 anil
would hoi.ot'him
this date he purposes to keep open his estab ish ment fr.itn 6 o'clock
*.. itf. until 12 o'clock at night. Ilia house Bhall
always be pt'oviiled with the best the market affords, lie will do all in his power to contribute
to the c-vril'nrt of his cnitomers.
HS^Cortie and see for yourselves."f?^
RtflLE BORDENAVE,
iLos .\n_reles. Jan. 7, 18R0,
FRANCIS   MELLUS,
IVirOLKSALK AND RETAIL DEALER
In   Groceries,   Hardware}   Paints,
Oils,   Ac* &c.
Si,   A Si C A BIA   BLOCK,
PiO.
tOS   ftNOELBS.
an!6
S.   &b   A.   LAZARD,
T.VTORTEKS,
And  Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FV-anClK    Eneltsfa   and    Aineiican
7 iS....   n „.. .*-
Corner of Melius Row.Los Angeles. S| 1
GEO. THACHEE & CO.,
Wholesale anu! Ketail dealers in
Choice Wines and Liquors,
MAIN STREET,
Nearly   opposite    tlie   B,:Ha   UtiioQ   Hotel,
LOS ANGELES. rji'9
WM. H. SHORE,
N*otary I»-ciTfc>Xio.
LIVSRY STABLE.
TnE und"rsi»:ned, havintr purohaeed
tlie ST\BLKS formerly occupied hy
Mr. Cat'sen.adjoining NicliorsBuUdinK.
Main street,, Los Angeles, be^s to inform the public 'that he Is ready at all tiiix's to supply SADDLE. HORSES, etiual to any to t*.c,fuund in the
State.
GftWlttges, and   BoilMe a..tl Single Senteil
can be furnished to tii use iLexiri 112; such conveyances
Qis fucilitieg  (or Itei-pini*.   Horses nre not; surpassed by uny stable in tim city, ami he solicits a
share of p«l>Lc "p^tFomtRfl in this department.
He is always well  supplied  with   i.hevery best,
Peed, which will be sold on usual terms.
■jy2-4 A, J. Ul^DGRSON.
KNAPP, BURRELL & CO.,
'COMMISSION MEECHANTS,
No. 80 Washington st., San Francisco,
Will receive and sell on consignment,
Peaches, Grapss, Apples, Pears,
And all kinds of fruit in Iheir season.
fAVING lind   lliree y
PHINEAS BANNING,
Forwarding   and   Commission
Merchant,
LOS ANGELES AND SAN PEDllO.     olO
riaajbt forwarded to
PORT TCBIft,
BAS BERNARDINO,
FORT TEJON,
nd aU parf*-* of the three Southern Counties, witb
is accustom ed promptness.
A RtmnrlinWt*   Case for Plijiitioii
A few flays ago, Mr. J. C. Adams, known
Rocky  Mountain Bear Trapper,   appeared at the
College o( Physicians aud Surgeons, 23d street, to
see if anything could be done for nis head, which
was scalped in a bear-fl^ht  some six or yems ago
It appears that Mr. Adams, accompauhd bj a tame
bear, eiicounltred a huge grizzly, and closed with
liim.    The monster,  by one lell  blow, struck Ad-
ms upon   the  head and tore   the -scalp  from the
skull   completely   over  the os fronds; and   the
trapper wculd eoon have been iu a .condition to
make no mors hunts, but for the lame bear, who,
seeing the danger  to his master, rushed inlo  ilu
stri!e; and saved Adams' life at the expense of blown.    The  staffed  Skill  of the heroic bear is sill
kept as a fond  memento.    Adams suffered a  long
time from  tliis fray, and  was also  injured  in tin
same place by a second blow from  the large griz
iley, who is known in his collection  by the stra
whicli girts his whole body.    Adams' skull being
strippul   oi ayi;i\.\\nimperio:-liu.rnl   the  bone,   irom
and sloughed  off.    In its place grauu.atiuns were
formed, which  in appearance, looked Like lutigus
matter.    But the end of Adams'  ill-luck was  not
yet.   A few months ago he was training a monkey,
which creature sprang upon the unfortunate loan's
head,  and   inserted   his earuiverous teeth   in the
wounded part.    The monkay was cut to pieces for
this cruel infliction.    Under   these  combined mis
fort noes. Adams has lost his health, and has become  a great  sufferer.    Any   one who   witnesses
that pale man going through the daily training of
his huge bears can easily see that his end cannot |
he far away.    One who saw him.at lhe College ol '
Physicians   and  Surgeons  stales   that   when   the
heart beats, if the bead is uncovered,the pulsations
can be seen  iu tbe boneless portion   of his  .rani-
um.    We believe   that no remedies can  be relied
on for a cure.—JV, Y. Journal of  Commerce.
gait spas full of ani-
as disdainful of crutch in baud aa
■spectacle on nose, and as mentally elastic as at any
[ime withiu the last hu(f century. One mode of
preserving this wonderful juvenility is his lovo of
horseback exercise, generally riding before breakfast when at Broadlao<L or OD_bE|
spirits,
FORWARDING.
ITI IIE undersigned, huffing leased  the Sepulveda
1   Landing,
d Haul all 1
ly to Recei
.lise consigned to
WITH CARE A.YD DISPATCH.
and upon reduced terms. JOSE  ElUBI-O.
Los Angeles, Oct. 10, 1853. ocl5
IF
s' experience in the
lit Trade in this market, and possessing a
ledue of the business, ihey feel
ir abiliiy to give satisfaction to all
them wirh business.
J wba consign  to us will  be kept
thorough
confident
•who may
FrWt-g
-well posted   ui  ine oliaug
,all tlvU pertains to their 	
■j^S- \ liberal share of patronage is solicited.
je2m3
nt. crests.
CONCENTRATED POTASH.
■Wenvly Thnn 'limes   the StieiiglU nf Onlliiaiy
Potash..
PACKED   IN OWE! P»TJNI> TIN CASS, con.-
venieat for une.    Tliis isn NEW AKTICL15 in Califoi-
• K-Via, l)ul is e-stftusivcly usod in the Eusl.cni btnt.es.
FOUR POUNDS ara sulllcicnt to in»!:e n
Uaiicl#t the Best Moap,
E. H. WORKMAN & BRO,
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
TEMPLES MARBLE FRONT   BLOCK,
Will keep constantly cn haul
Saddles, Harness
Repairing done "Willi pi
irt,ment,oi
I &C.   ■&€..
,ipt1.tS«.
Oct. 24li, 1859.
S_A.X>I>XjE _E=t"S"-
A Brief History of China,—China is the most
populous and ancient empire in the world :; it U
L300 miles long, 1.030 wide. Population, lrom
300,000 000 to 3li0,000,000. The capital i*. Pehin,
1,000.000 inhabilantr^ ; next Nanhiu and Canton,
1,000,000 each. China produces tea—50,000,000
pounds of which are annually exported from Canton, the only phice which foreigners are allowed
to visit. Silk,.co.tton,,rice, gold and silver, and all
the necessaries of life, are found in China. The
arts and manufactures in many branches, are iu
high rVierfeciion, but -Stationary, as improvements
are now prohibited. The government is a despotic
monarchy. Revenue, $200,000,000 ; army, 800,-
000 men. Tie Religion ia similar to Buddhism,
the chief god being Fob. The Chinese inculcatt
the morality of Confucius, tbeir great philosopher,
who was born 550 B. C. The great wall and canal
of,China are among the mightiest woilts evei
achieved by man. The foreign commerce of Chine
amounts to &36.0CO.OOO or J40;000,000 annually :
the whole of wliich is transacted with appointed
agenls  called Hong  merchants.    Foreigners
HAS the honor to a
he still carries o
st.and, as above, and 1
competent workmen, li
orders with which he :
nui'aeturing of
1  BJRICK
Bounce fo the Public,that
1 his business 8,t the old
ay Sag in his employment
3 is prepared to execute all
lay be favored, in tbe Ma-
ndimnrUnt;
in Boston and other cities, and  is to be the guest
of the President, at Washington.
A Revenue Cuiter   left  New Orleans, July 9th,
in pursuit of filibusters towards Central America.
The Postmaster at Memphis has heen removed
for Douglas proeli vines.
Nothing has yet been determined in the Cabinet
relative to ihe Overland mails; and as to the Jen-
tral route and the appropriation to the Pony Express, a Washington dispatch of tlie llth July,
slates that the Cabinet again has had the matter
under consideration. One party proposes weekly
tripB to Placerville in twentyrfiye days for $125,*
000 per annum. The entire Cabinet, except Holt,
is inclined to accept this proposition. This looks
as if pothing was likely to be done.
The Attorney-General bas given bis opinion to
the President la the New Almaden Mine case. He
maintains recent proceedings as being judicial.—
No power but the court lhat granted the injunc-
lion can interfere with it. The title of which the
company is in possession, is fraudulent aod worthless. They had received Beveral millions they
wiire not entitled to, and should not be permitted
longer to enjoy the fruits ,ct their illegal enterprise.
A Breckinridge ratification meeting was held at
Washington on ihe 9th. President lin.chanan was
afteward serenaded, He m*de a speech of 3,000
words, and expressed his gratification at tbe nomination of Breckinridge and Lane. He gave a his.
tory of the establishment of lhe two-thirds rule,
wbich was to prevent the anti-Democratic States
combining with a few Democratic States from
nominating a candidate nol agreeable to those
Stales and electing him. Neither Breckinridge or
Douglas got lhe regular two-third nomination,
hence aiiy Pemocral was at liberty to vote for
either. He spoke of tbe rights of cilizene to the
protection of property^ and said that this would
be the last political speech he would ever make.
Three cheers were given for the President.
The friends of Breckinridge in Indiana are organizing an electoral ticket in tbat State.
Efforts were making in Virgiuia to have one
Democratic .electoral ticket only. A telegram
from Richmond, ot the 12th. however, says lhat
the friends ot Douglas will call a State Couven
tion at Staunton to nominate an electoral ticket.
The State Executive Committee have called a State
Convention, to be held al Charlottesville on 16th
of August.
Tbe New York State Democratic Central Cojfl*
ittee on lhe 12th July, to nominate a full electo-
1 ticket of State officers, to be held at Syracuse
1 the 15th August.
The Breckinridge Stale Convention met . at
Springfield, Illinois, on the 1Kb July, to nomi-
full electoral ticket. Tbe electors at large
nominated arc, John Dougherty and Thompson
Campbell ; a full State ticket was also nominated.
Erst district of Wisconsin have nominated
John F. Potter for Congress.
Tbe third district of Michigan have nominated
Francis H. Kellogg.
The Democrats of .the ninth district of Illinois
have nominated C. W, Cali-icarl.
A Washington dispatch, receiyed this morning,
Says that the stories going the rounds ofthe papers iu regard to the quarrel between Mr. Gwin
and the President are officially contradicted as entirely unfounded. It is furtlier stated that their
relations were never more friendly than now.
The number of victors to the Great Eastern is
daily increasing at reduced rates. They uow exceed 5.000 daily,
Hcks, the pirate, was executed at Bellows 1st
and to-day.
William Finn, nephew of Daniel O'Connell, for
.tw.enty five years attached to the New York press
Died on the Uth.
European liirxmgen<\e.
The steamship  Arabia, witb   dates from Livei
^^^ L Irish, .estates.
alongside of the aged gallant in hia morning ride.
Anolher secret of this] cburm which he possesses
in common with our Chevalier, is his perfect immobility. Not only has he a cast iron constitution,
but also a cast iron heart, which gives him complete command of hi3 temperament. To bim all
parties and principles are alike; he is no
more moved than a millstone is affected by tha
quality of grain it grinds. He uses all as mera
implements toward attaining his one great object'
power, §t any pri.ee, at all tipie., and uudej every
circumstance. Like bin master, Talleyrand, uf?on
whom he haa modelled himself on an English
mantle, and whom he resembles in his identification with all the parties to his time in turn, he
never exhibits too much zeaJ, but uses just as little
as is required to attain his object. It is true that
the English public do not generally attribute to
him ibis impnrlabilily in which he is engaged
against every emotional influence. His speech up-
ob the old old hats, which had a touch of most genial poetry abont it; his speech at Sir Robert
Peel's wedding, which was in the happiest taste
and happiest style, and his celebrated speech of
.disbelief in original sin, are cited by many admiring worshippers as proofs of his deep sensibility.
But no one better understands tfje weaknesses of
the English people cr panders to them with more
playlul grace ; and those who know him best, and
have studied him more closely, believe that these
bits of sensibility were simply put on for the occasion. His recent entreaty to be allowed to make
his suhscr.ption "five sovereigns lor that splendid
1 ttie fellow, Sayers," isjustsuch another delicious
touch ot sensibility which will endear him in 9
hundred English houses where faith in English
pluck and endurance are absolute.
Population of Nevada. County.— Th'
AUo,mFyt.hl«gl..^eS«i.UrryBn.ln-:«.
LOB Angeles, Aug. 1st, I8b0.
F.   WALKINSHAW,
FAMILY GHOCER,
ANO DEALER IN GENERAL MERCH'NDISEi
Canton. The'chief trade Is with England. Th
first American ship reached China in 1784 ; bq_
the annual average of the United States ships vis
iting Canton is thirty-two. The revenue derived
Irom foreign commerce, by the Emperor, variei
from $4,000,000 to SO,000.000. Ace-
.Dunn, the opium sm
jury of the people,
nually for several y
paid iu specie, wb
The Chinese laog
ters or letters.
vs. Curled Leaf.—We give the
imt-nt by a gentleman   of this
joii-j i>. witvfi & Co.
48 Califcirviia struct. Sn.11 \<
'i-:u\c.!*e<>.
Solo Agouti for E,  T.   UubbiU's I'liin Salui*:
,.tus, Cvi..:l
.Tartar, ami Sujiev Carbonate of Soda.
.IJ
At the Old Stand.
San Bernardino.
F. W. ba
ope
ned at the nbove place
wilh
35ff E!"«7V"35SIjiXi"S
OOUGH
s-***-t:e--ltti**-\
this article 13 for sale by
DR.    R .    H.    MVIES,
Main street, front of Commercial etrect,  Los
AngeleB.
Aa each bottle is accompanied by ample tirstimo
ny in relation to the merits of its contents, further
comment is nnnccesanry. je9m3
]\ lull and selected stock of all articled etnbiao-
1 a\ the i ove Une. and respectfully requests _
Udio  the Ainu. , \   of hisold   Mend
continuance  of the P^trona nAW>
and new patrons. »■ r
no 19 _
I to V.
into  China, to the in-
ountud to   $o0.000,000 ati-
■s past, much of which was
ch found its way to London.—
lage has nearly 40,000 charac'
laud.) lo the 1st of July, has arrived.
There is nothing new about Sardinia.
Garibaldi continued his operations for a new
Government in Sicily.
The Neapolitan Government had ordered the
release of the two eapitii'-d
passengers, upon tbe solicitation of ■
TiOS   ANGELES
.Lager Beer Saloon.
HTJBEBT SCHjWTDT
HAS the pleasure  to announce tohis
friends and to the public, that he has
LA&EB BEER SAT.OOtt
-  -u„ hB Hin  kern on
New RiaiEDr
result ol an exm ^^^^^
county, who is perfectly satisfied that be has discovered the true cause—being au excess or overflow of sap. Tbe remedy consists in pruning the
roots, thus reducing ihe number and .capacity of
the pumps which supply this sap, and force it up
through trunk and limbs in such quaetily as to
hurst tbe tender cells in the leaves. This season
he pruned the roots of one tree out of a number in
the same orchard, and it alone i*. in healthy.condition, and the leaves smo"lh, while on the rest,
they have shriveled up and dropped off, as usual,
and .the trees bear no fruit.—Humboldt Times.
on Eouith  Street.
hand the choicest kinds
pf liquors andCi-
Columbia Coi.i.egb and
Judus  McAi.T/isTint.—
reeent proceedings
We o'isfrT**., by reference to
of Columbia College. New York, that "lhe  d
of L. L. D. has been conferred by the Faculty upon
the Hon, M , McAllister, Judge ot the U. S. Circuit
Courts of California and Oregon,
crews and
e American
,.nd Sardinian Ministers. The Ameiican sloop.ol-
war Iroquois went to Naples to assist our Minisler.
The agitation at Naples had increased. An inflammatory proclamation was issued by the Central Revolutionary Committee, calling on the people to riBe. «
The French Embassador was beaten senneless ou
tbe st reels at Naples—supposed by members of lhe
Anti-Relorm party.
Tne Commissariats of twelve dislrict in Naples
were simultaneously atucked and pillaged on the
28th June. The archives were burned and the
agents murdered, Tlie cily was proclaimed in a
stateof siei;e. Street assemblages were prohibited.
ft was conliuued tbat the King of Naples had
granted a new Liberal Constitution. The Ir; enl-
ored fl ig was formally inaugurated on public
bui;diiijjs, 811 Ihe palace and on war vessels, and
was saluted by liie birei^n r-hips. A Hew Cabinet
was anticipali (1. The Government continued its
preparations for hostilities. The proclamation ol
reform gave
The Papal
foi ni.*".
I'V'quent riots had taken place between the
troops and the citizens at Perugia,
England and   Austria had  assented to a "nnr.>r-
ease With [''ranee on the Swiff question — th
prolosting against the admission of Sardinia,
.ceneua
agent Tor Nevada estimates the population of that
counly at 14,000. The to^n of Nevada contains
some 3.500 people, and ^Grass Yalley 2.500. The
mining uo.t'.nties 115,000. The .calculation is too
low. "From a few paragraphs which we have noticed in exchanges, made on data furnished by
Census Marshals, it appears that in most of lhe
agricultural counties, tho proportion of voters to
the inhabitants is about one to three ; and iu tha
southern counties, wliich contain a large Spanish
population, and in San Francisco, the proportion
is prohably about one voter to Ijve inhabitants.—
Thi3 will make the total population ot theState
about 300.000—but little more than half the number that is usually estimated. The population of
San Francisco is perhap*5 more overrated than that
of any other section of the State. The papers of
that city claim a population of over 100.000; but
the returns of the Census Marshals, in all probability, will show that there are not more than 60,-
000 or 70,000 iuhabitants in that city. The politicians have hwm calculating that the population
of our State would entitle us to five or six members of Conureas, after the next apportionment ia
made ; of course there were a huudred expectants
for each additional member. But they are bound
to be wofully disappointed."
Crin-ot.in'e Victorious —the London Illustrated
A'ews, in its announcement of Paris fashions for
June, says that''in the recent re unions of ladiea
of the haul ton, tbc ample ijimeiisionsin the skirt-B
of ladies'dresses, 30 iong complained of by the
sterner sex, have still .continued, with a slight alteration in their shape; to suit .the trailing style
of dress. The few attempts lately made, with nl-
together contrary pretensions as to size, have sig_°
naily failed, and are now merely regarded as momentary ('.Qcentricities, of which no account ia
held. We will not say what share the interests
of the linen drapers and dress makers have had iu
contributing to this victory, but unfortunalely for
the purses of affectionate husbands, and of fathers
of lovely daughters, the am.puut of striped silk,
figured muslins or barege required for the summer
roitets 01 Lueir.aaiiings wiU undergo no diminu-
Ibis summer." The same authority speaks
of vast cashmere shawls bordered with silk and
edged with gimp arid lace. Crape bonnets trimmed
with blond tulle and marabout feathers. Leghorn
bonnets ornamented with velvet flowers, and delu
cious pufis composed tif small feathers, with a profusion of golden ornaments;iu .the chayeaux, waist
and shoes af such ladies as are fond of glitter. If,
says the JYetps, all the so -called golden ornaments
seen in tbe Paris shops were really of that precious
metal, not all the auriferous produce California
and Australia for a long period would -suffice for
their manufacture.
iw-alisliietion.
Government was about fo grant re-
-the latte
The St. Louis correspondent of the Sacramento
Union contains ihe following items:
Mr. Burch will not.retu.rn to California during
the Congressional vacation.
Among the personal item3 going the rounds of
tbe press, is mention of the serious, if not hopeless illness of Lola Monies, at Clinton Place, New
York. She has had a paralytic stroke, and her
life is dispaired of, if indeed she is living now.
The French Government had declined any intervention. Two steamers had ba'1'" captured by
the Neapolitans, they were .under the Sardinian
and American flags they contained 32 cannon,
200,000 pounds of gunpowder, and 800 stand of
arms. The pa>sengeis were conveyed to Gaita.
The Sardinian Minister had demanded reetitutiou,
and was supported by the Bnglisfe Miisnicr,