A. L. EDWARDS & GO.,
NEW STOCK OF CHOICE
GROCERIES,
At 81 Clay Street,
Above Front Sau  Francisco.
AL. EDWARDS & CO. have ust opened a fine
. assortment of Choice Family -Groceries, wbieh ihey offer at the lowest rates.
Floor—Superior brands of domestic.
Coiix BlBAL—-Fresh, in 10, 25, and 50-lb. sacks.
BtJOKWHBlT Mkat,—Hominy, coarse and fiue ; Corn
Starch.
Coffeb—Oid Government and Green Java, and
superior Rio.
Tkas—Superior fresh  Green and  Black, in 6, 12,
and 30 lb boxes.
Candles— Chemical, Sperm, Wax, and best quality Adamantine.
Soqar—Crushed, Powdered and Brown.
Chke-ik—California and Durham Farm.
PICKLES—English and Ualiloruiif Pickles, iu pints
und quarts.
Pie-Fiiuits—English and American Fie Fruits, in
glass and tin.
Oil—China Nut Oil, iu tins and jars.
Ysast Powdeiis—Preston & Merrill's, Hope Mills
and Calilornia.
Mustard—California. English and French.
UT3TBR3—The most desirable brands.
Cocoa—Paste, Sheila, and cracked Cocoa, Rro'ms, -
Chocolate, &o.
Starch—Glenfield Patent.
Mlvchmkat.—In quarts and half gallon jarB,
Cream Tartar and Soda ; Preserves ; all kinds of
Jams. Jellies, Sauces, &c, in glass and tin.
Our customer.'! may rely upon every article Bold
by us.    The price i/i every respect low.
Omtotid r^m i_ka —"r-'i-iTi ffUftfttJu. ■ultiyuljj'rl tn.
allm3       No. 81 Clay street, San Francisco.
KOHI.EHyS
Sa   PIANO   #
MUSIC WAREROOMS;
Sansome Street,  San Francisco,
Extending from  day to Commercial St.,
SECOND FLOOR.
Retail Slore*, 178 Washington Street, and 378
Stockton Street.
CONSTANTLY vvv.v.iviv.v, Hie !>c*si*. I'rcni'li, Eiiirtis)i, Uer-
mmi and American  PIANOS,   :u„l  Bulling  them at
prices far below those of any other Music Store in Cali-
"porcelain ware,
FANCY   GOODS,   AND   TOl'S,
Noticr.—The secret of Mr. Kohler'H low prices is, tha
ho Lillys for Cask.
4_- Call aad examine—it costs nothing.        marlT-ly
AMERICAN EXCHANGE,
SANSOME    STREET,
Opposite    American    Theatre.
SIMON  H.TeYMOUR.
PROPRIETOR.
THE UNDERSIGNED, long connected with the establishment aa 13ook-k*.n'[.H>r. bor^w k>;iro resjiiictfully to
inform tiif 01,11 t'ATKOXS of U*<: tioiiHii. uml lha I'lMiUC
('■i'lNKKALl/Y. that he has leased from Mr. lUlLKY tUI-I-
SENT
THIS MAGN1PICEKT ESTABLISHMENT,
which will in futui'o be entirely under his management
and control, and where he will lie pleased to see liis old
friends and the traveling puuliu. Re-flatters himself that
his experience in I lie business. -,nd his I uny; acq uuliit mice
with thu ]ieiii**le of Ca li torn in, will 'oe ,'i i'n a vernier, that
DR.  ADOLPHUS'
ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL,
A.ND   HEAI/C3 i
STORATIVP,
J-NSURPASSIH) HEME
VOLDNER'S
AROMATIC
S ClIEI DAM
SCHNAPPS.
Q   AAA CASES VOLDNFR'S CELEBRA-
Tol j tie;
OHNAFPS,
and late arrivals.   For sale by
S. 0. SHAW. Sole Agent.
No. ISS Front street.
VOLDNER'S SCEINAPFS.—While the countr
is  Hooded  wilh miserable imitations, this artic!
maintains its superiority.    When buying, buy tl
beat.—[Exchange. jy28m3
itiistrliu!  ■111(1   liri^te
■.blotopei-
;.Ho publie
nld be ena,
es'of Cali-
lollent and
■■ Diseases,
■.en::E-e lion Iirniil,
HUNTER'S  CELEBRATED
Manzaneta Bitters
IS PROVING TO BE AN INVALUABLE
Remedy far Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, and all Ob.slrnctiotis and Irritations of the
Liver, Stomach and Bowels, which fact is verified
by the volunteer testimony of thousands of Individuals, residents of this State, and whose veracity cannot be impugned.
It has been but a short  time since they  were
first presented tc the public, aud the
IMMENSE DGMANM/HICfNSMILV INCREASING', PVWES THATTjDIEYHAVE
BEEN £Ql/-JI^f\0UR EX££c\t I'ON _),'
Not a rumor of disapprobation or doubt qualifies
the  general   enthusiasm with   which ihey   are indorsed and   recommended by all who have expe
rienced their beneficial effects.
For sale, Wholesale aud Retail, in every town in
the State.
HUNTER & CO, Sole Proprietors.
Market street, next to No. i Engine House,    j
, a4m3 . San Francisco. I
Foil
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
San Pedro and San Diego.
Off and alter- the first of April, and until further
notice, tire California Stearn navigation Compa-
SENATOR,
T. W. SEELEY COMMANDER,
Will Make two trips per month on the Southern
Coast, leaving Broadway Wharf,
On the 3d and 18th of each Month,
AT '.t O'CT.OCK, X. M.
^~ Bills of Lading will be furnished by the
Purser on board.
For freight or passage apply on board, or at the
offico of tin.*. California Stearn Navigation Company,
•Orner of Front and Jackson streets.
jc9 J. WHITNEY, President
First Premiums Awarded at the
.....,..-,.     State Fairs of 1858 and 1859,
(:.::.:.      \     ' i l   •'   'li<' Mechanics'  Insti-
^jMr      tute, San Franciseo.
/#pK THITRNAUER   &  ZIMW,
I      '   ."i        IMPORTERS   AND MANUFACTURERS
■'' ' _Jr*3**        • —OF—
Baskets,  Willow Ware. Toys,
Ladies'  Work-Stands,
Children's Carriages,
Hoblvy Horses, &c. &c.
93 Battery Street.
Between Co
Jy28;ii3
ji«vso!in"y of mv.n that have li>'t>n cured by my nipdioiiies
of the above diseases, and ivlm ran be I'numl in almost
every city or village Tihi'or.jrhrmt theState. 1 DonsMer
snch pcr-ioiial cojiviciions i'ar superior to certificates of
perK'm* tiiat aro far t'l-om heing known to them in want
ur medical aid. Bat should any one care for written testimonial-; or cor 'Jan-ties rive.* ard ing the cure- performer! In*
my medicine, they may call at my office, and I will show
them certificates of true merit, whicli liave heen .sent to
me voluntarily, without applying for them, ov hy boring
individuals for them. To -satisfy the most scrupulous of
men. also as a guarantee to those that** have not had op
port unity of knowing tlie Doctor by rnput'itionOr personally. 1 have joined to every bottle of Aoti-Khrmmaiie Cordial, tho certificate under'oatli of one of one of the most
celebrated analytical Chemists in the United States, that
there are no minerals or poisons contained in this medicine, init hough it is a very powerful medicine, and has a
very strong fiction oil the human sysieoi, which it necessarily must have  to overcome the action of disease of
For sale by ADOLPHUS & JUNGERMAX,
56 Montgomery street, three doors from linsh,
And by all the Druggists iu tho city. je9m3
Dr. H. It. MYJM3S, Agent tov Los Angeles.
MAGNIFICENT ENGRAVING
— OK—
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS AND HIS CREW,
TfflB BEAUTIFUL KNO RAVING wan designed byRttraara,
one of the most celebrate!  artists  that ever lived :
the coat of tho original design and plate being oveiVjSOOO!
sbe '22 hy 29 inches.
Tiie Philadelphia Etui;/ JV_ws, pays, 'Uhe mere nomin^
   '.ed for the  engraving, is a sufficient   inducement
oris to purchnsc. without the adrli tional Gift,"
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS
leave liis house dissat:
elf to spare no pains or ex
neans for the aat-isf:tction and
THE AMEB iCAN EXCHANii]•
peopie of (JjIMnniira, that it sec-
say anything in praise, either *
tion.    The Proprietor
d he pledges h
*ie  in  providing evory
fort of .h*
ell known to the
itiding or its loea-
k that it is inferior
sali
ilie State in alt the rer-di-emcu fs ofa I'nl RST
CLASS HO'i'KL. bein;; io a central locution and easy of
access from nil parts of the citv. Tho .!!< Kill Sur e'LAKC-iK
and Wl*:i,l, \i*:NI,ll,VI'i*.ii, ami Cnruisheri with Spring Mattresses.    Water has been introduced into all parts of the
ilAI'l! 'lOOMS on the premi.'
i  for the convenience of
e attaahed-to the Hotel to convey pa?
in the steamers.
SIMON II. SEYMOUR.
FltEJVCIE, AVILSOW * CO.,
mak;: Tfii; i;t:,ST
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
ONE    P It ICE!
Tfn+nili^c
n+    TSTUcla
r,la
E CITY WOULD DO WELL
Cllt MEASURE; the same
n New York, thereby cna-
a good fit ; and when you
irder it by letter to any
s an Express Office.   Bills
QTRAWG-ERS VISITING Tl
■^   TO CALL AND LEAVE Tl
11 be forwarded to our Hous<
bling them to always procure
wish a suit, you only have to
part of tlie State where there
collected on delivery of goods.
The  finest  and best kind of Dress Suits  made to order,
id delivered to any part of the State for Sixty Dollars—
arranted superior to any other makers.
SEif- Sole Leather Trunks aud Valises, and Carpet Eagfl
always on hand, and all other goods suitable for travel-
'ng purposes in any climate.
FRENCH, WILSON & CO.,
my5-ly Sao Erancisco.
DU. ROSENBAUM'S
STOMACH   BITTERS.
—FOB IBB BORE OE—
Dyspepsia,  Indigestion,   Consumption,  Loss  of
Appetite,or any Bilious Complaints arising
from  a   Morbid Action, ofthe
Stomach or Rowels.
ALL of those diseases vou will soon be relieved of by
use of those Bitters.'as per direeLioiisou the bottles
This groat anti-dyspeptic is the result of profound and
elaboratostudy of one of tho most celebrated physicians
of the present century, in the nce.ompli.-rlioient of which
he has freely spent bei.h time and money. We do not hesitate to affirm, that where Dr. Hosenhanm-'s Stomach
Bitters are used, a case of Fever aud Ague cannot occur.
It  has  buen analysed  by the most scientific chemists in
the Medical Eacul'iy. r
of thc Phy'  '
r-r-tenfh.
Are you .ye]
eved at once
troy ing disea.se,
■&§,The superi
ture, each cork **
Andthe:abels
N.B.
N B. JACOBS fc CO.. Sole Proprietor
■The public, aro particularly cautioned aga
i imitations in tho market. ]_i}r
for pei
To begiven to the purchase
For full particulars, send
1  Cash,
1 Cash,
1 Cash,
1 Cash,
1 Cash,
1 Cash,
4 Cash,
Together
? 5,(1 Oil
3,000
2,000
1.500
1,000
10 Cash'
10 Cash
10 Cash
000 10 Cash,
500      1000 Cash:
300      *.!0i.i0 Cash
n'ithagreat variety of othe:
va-ryiug in value Irom 50 ets. to $25.
Any person enclosing in a retter SI and       _ _ ,,-■■■
aire stam;iii fie pay for postage and roller) sliall recei,
by return of mail, tho magnificent Engraving of Chris0
piiei* Columbus    -f*tiA«»«  -f J-i    ■■■'      ■'        * **
S5000
5000
bio Gifts,
e 3 cent post-
:ill.)
Address all
(and oue "of these
orders for Bill
,-aluablc Gifts s
EiiLrra vintrs to
-iv  S.  HER LINK fc CO.,
Box 1312, Philadelphia, Pa.
LADD, WEBSTER k CO.'S
FIRST CLASS-FIRST PREMIUM
TIGHT    LOCK   STITCH
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
SEWING MACHINES.
"pLKASE call aud examine these.an. no*.™ w- ->.-■- - -    ■
Established in 1849,
BARRETT &  SHERWOOD,
ARE constantly receiving, by every steamerthe
most splendid stocl; of
WATCHES AM JEWELRY
ing, Onr Jewelry is selected witb the ^.-e iteflt
caref and none but the most tasteful goo is u ade
oftlie finest gold are allowed to leave onr et'ab
lishment.
"We tnaaufactnre on the premises. We arothe
inventors of the art, and keep ahead of all competition.
WATCH REPAIRING
is done by the best workmen, under our own inspection,and warranted for one year. Watches
for repair sent to us by Express are attended to
promptly.
BARRETT &  SHERWOOD,
135 Montgomery street,
between Clay and Commercial streets.
)j26.tf SAN FRANCISC >
'WHAT HHtEfR»» H®iSI
Nos. 117, 118, 119,   131, mid 122   Sacramento St.—JVos. 85, 87, 89, ami oi
'Xeufsdorff street, SAJV FRANCISCO. WI
a always secure them at the
Farmers,'Ws.n-cliaiitf-. Itiaers , (iml sill utlicvs wiio  wish .Hiipci-ioi- accoiiiinodati
''WHAT CHEEJj-j"  HOUSK.
Large arlilitions bave recently been made to the buililings of this liiybly pojuibir jilucc of Kilter tain ment, so li
iiflf:ivnra-blv known Uiroiujhonl this ami the AUiintie States. Its location is central, and well adapted to tlie
ommodatioii of all iihisses of patrons.
Great Reductions have heen recent v made in thelites of HOARD ANH LODGING.
A large P1B.P-PB-OOP SfVcK .is kept in the office, loi* the use of the patrons.
Superior Brilhln;' Acconnnodafioii.i are connect oil with this 1 louse ; nud also the fte*
nd 1,11-iRAKYI
i.-,-.i,imiviDru   ......1.4.1  --  .^-.« r"""««u" '". wiiiiilwaysljo waitn
o-WOS^ey passengers aod then* biiggage to the House, F.UKE OF UHARGE !
NO RUNNERS  EMPLOYED.
BOARD, (perweeh) $5,00     I     LODGING,  (per niiHit}  .     .
(pet day)   1,00 BATHS, each..
LODGING, (perweek) 2,3,^4,00     j
oel-yl
-arge READING i!00]M
"'▼»lofth«sieaia«»
TURNERS'
EXTRA RASPBERRY SYRUP.
.Manufactured from -piir,-: juice of Ruspberries, and is oqiiE
to any article of the kind heretofore introduced.
Some of th
nips, Oordiah
the United State:
First—
the kind
reasons why TUiNfKUS' Ginger Wine, Sy
Bitters, &c., are better than any others ir
three of the largest .
ufactories ol
One at New Yorlt;
One at Buffalo, New Yorli ;
And tlie 3il at San Francisco, Cal.,
Built specially for'our business, in the most complete
manner in every particular.
Secondly—We  can and  do have every  advantage  that
money can purchase or convenience could facilitate.
Our Goods arc manufactured  from tho very best mate-
he utmost  care,  arothe leading  articles of
»""~1 *  -very State in  the Union,  Chim
winding almost everyplace whe:
rials—with
the  kind throughout
Sandwich Islands, and
the Anglo Saxon race;
We have constantly
to suit;—
Ginger Wine,
Blackberry Brandy,
Cherry Brandv,
Wormwood Cordial,
Chcnw Cordial,
Raspberry Syrup,
Lemon Syrup,
Extract Itaspijerry 8*
Gum Syrup,
rnted.
Aromatic Schnapps,
Essence Jamaica Ginger,
RosenchiefT'f
j. haud and for sale in quantitie
Forest Wine Bitters,
Sarsaparilla Soda,
Wormwood Bitters,
Vegetable Bitters,
Stomach Hitters,
S to ugh [on Hitters,
SgiCfl Hitters,
up,        Orgeat Syrup,
Anisette,
Curagoa.
Kershenwasser,
Vermouth,
Essence of Lemon,
ee of Peppermint;
TURNER BRO'S,
Oorner Front and Broadway Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO.    aP2Smd
ENSATIO.-s
7hei-(
The
LIN, of a
1ATHER to "the FINEST MUS-
lachine without getting out
oi oraer. even when ontratcd uiion bv inexperienced pei*-
Bons. No breaking of needle-, or thread, or trouble with
tension. Thu perfect arrais-j-eniBn! and :.u jidrior worTrmunship of its parts, render it a Sewing Macbi
bv* any other ottered for sale. Beware nf >■
tions of rival agencies. SIMCRiiV
Je30
■a_1TT_Ftl!«a-3B33FLy£3
FOREST WINE BITTERS,
Tlie Greatest Remedy ofthe _lge
FOR THE OTTRE OF
dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Weakness oftlie Stomach,
Or any Derangement of ihe Digestive Organs.
THEY REGULATE AND PREPARE THE STOMACH TO
receive and digest food in a healthy manner, giving
action to the Liver,by removing the secreted iiile, allowing tbe Body its natural strength. liIt is very essential
for persons of every age or condition in life, to be careful,
and keen tbeir .Digest;vu Organs in govd order. By doing
this, they wili be proof against, any, or all, of the prevailing Diseases, incident, to "ahe different Climates, no matter
what the temperature of the same." These Bitters arc
sure to do this in vvc-ry case, if taken accord in a1 to dirftn- *
LOTT'ERiEiS-
Wuoa, ssaay «& Co's
OLD AMD RELIABLE
Delaware & Georgia LOTTERIES
Latteries on the COMBIJYA TWJV, and other
on the Havana ar SLVGLE JVUMBEItplan
'     SPLENDID  SCHEMES,
WITH OaU'IT-U. PR12ES OF
$70,000!!!   -   -   $50,000!!!
And numerous others, ol smaller denominations
will be drawn at
Augusta, Cia., and Wilmington,Bel.
Under the suoerin ten den ce ol* sworn commissioners,
every WEDNESDAY and SATUliDAY of each week.
TUe Delaware State lotteries :
ONE GRAND   SCHICMK ner  Mouth,   with   SIOO.OOO
CAPITAL PRIZE.
Tickets, $20 each.   Halves, Quarters, aud Eighths i
proportion. 	
Ttie Single Number Lotteries
jg^-SHowmi ji.Vths io.*,*i*;t'.-siv'"'
B. B- WOODWARD. Proprietor.
r. eTrasmond7
COMMISSION MERCHANT
TSo. 105 Front street,
(Between Washington and Merchant street. I
SAN FRANCISCO,
will   give  particular   attention  to tire
Purcliase and Shipment,
ns well rta to the
SaVLJS OP  MERCHANDISE  AAD   PrRODTTU
-n E. RAIMOND linyiDs beenestabli.he.""__
J.I. Francisco since 1849, and having been cod
trnnally engager) in the Commission business lor
Merchants and Producers ol tho Southern «„_
Northern coast of Oallfornia, as well as will, tut
of Oregon and Washington Territories, feels conft
dent that he will bo able lo give entire satisfacfi™
to parties who maj entrust their business to hi,
_____: jjis
TURNERS?   GINGER   WINE.
THIS ARTICLE is mann&otared flora pure tVliite tVina
and Jamaica Qai-ai Raot. in saa!, „ manner a, to form
tlie beat aiel innat lileaaan* mnic evei- intioJncai : anri ia
aninvalnalila remote far riy-eee-ia. I at;a,-1i.n. ami far
all diseaaas avhere a e-on1le atimulaut ia required, to briny
the aj'stem into healthv aeiioia.
Oue   Millaon  Gallons,   in   Barrels
and Cases, Sold Annually,
Thoneliont the u-ni'ld, tlioi-ola.v erevina ita ttttt.qttttlt.tl and
tmfii'ai-td maaita. ft haa i eeei aid ilia appi obation of Ilia
Metiea! Faeiill j tlironi;lioiit the Uni tial. Slatea and wherever knuivn.
CAc
ONE GRA^D
fUKMK I't-ri-t MOaX'J'tl
, Capital,
MARK THESE FACTS.
TheTestimony of the whole World
*,;ft
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
ins 1;.kuS place, am
to hold his li.* -
-,'ot the Ot'i'JCI W, ■
sevanil of the ;no-!.
and a fllo of the :v.
Ust of nil ol sairl dr
York pape
: thousands of g
all a
and s
ghout the who
. 85 Mongtomery s
equalled
'I misrepreseata-
CO., AKentB,
ear California.
Office Spprbintjendent Indian Affairs )
San Francisco, Cal. May 30, 1860.     J
. Tlie  following instructions have  been  ro
J. Y. McD
sii
You
Department of t
Office Indian Affaira
E Interior,
_,,,.   s.        -     ,      . May 3d, i860.
*.'*., Esq., Sup't Indian Affairs.
FOR SALE    BY
J-   Y.   WILSON
No. 19 Commercial street, San Francisc
T OFFER FOU HA1.E a largo number of Kin A
Hive worthi- of
The Bees were bred ia  AlameJa
POTrtiloa of Hr. N. W. l>almor, *
Apinr:..:.*; .u 1.1,,; Statf
The exclusive m«__.
:ounty, ander il,e
" in which I  ha-
lanagement of TIpbo    «-, j    .,
■WU..m__u.eL_db;Af."' "" "U
In stronger and ho.t'thier Bwfti
than any other dealer in the Stat
Pull instruction   for f
particular* respecting tL»*u sou ua naa oy applying io
J.  Y.   WILSON,
it the Orojon and California Provision Dope
Wo, commercial street,
San Franc:'
0_- Parties wishing BE""
WoIIs, Fargo & Co.*s lispi
Oregon. Wahsingtf— ""-
je2^6m
<rtBhtn|BBBS
n Tenitory,^r"Bntl'r__ Co/umh
have them forwarded bv
"y part of California
give notice to al! persons having claims
against the California Superintendency for tho period of Mr. Henley's incumbency aa gup^rf*M»*»*~—*
to file their «!«>»■">  —'-,u	
.enley's
['clai 1113 withyou, withTnTe
__.__,.„,  .., a-g-ivenperiod,
in regard to which claims you will ascertain all the
facts and report the same, with tho claims, to this
office, at as early a period as practicable.
Very respcctfullv yoar ob'fc serv't,
A. B. GREEK WOOD, Commissioner.
In compliance with these instructions, notice is
hereby given to all persons hoidingdaim;*,contracted
by Agents, Sub-Agents, or the late Superintendent,
prior to the 30th Juno, 1859, to file the same in this
office, on or before tho 3lst August prox.; and that
1 will be personally present in this offi
1st to the 3lst of August, 1860, for the purpose of
receiving such testimony as to their validity, as
be presented preparatory to their transitu tal to
Washington for final settlement.
Sacramento Standard, Red Bluff Record, Humboldt Times, Los Angeles Star, and Sonoma County
Democrat please copy and send bills to this '""'
(liny; upon, tli.
<! Stomnch for tlie su|;i)or*
munch i.-; iI\:..--a,--a.i\. ■sr.-.nily ii
oirtly i:l,e body must be fed
a I sau va. sur,-hi!^ i-cri-cn _i.lt).
tn.    But if the sto-mach if
va gfit-s to niii-ifrh |]U: bloorl.
to  the   coimtenanci.',   and
,   containing  a perfect
Wood, Brtily >Si Co.'s   tottery OJficc.
JVo. 98 Montgomery street, rooms JVb. 2 and 3
over Freeman 8r Co.'s Express, San franciseo
WHOLE TICKETS $10 00
HALVES      5 00
QUARTERS     2 50
,8_rORDERS for TICKia'S or CIRODLAllS, showing t-
»n ^f the Lotteries, anti how the Prizes are aivarde
desiroue of reeeivinj!: tliem.    1
■ds, may be i
ifal   freNhnei
it-rcii^'thnniiif,' the whole fra
Wc desire any and every person using- tho Bitters to
to, and ask the  opinion  of, tlieir n (m !i dent ial
■si**"'"-   :- vo^ard fo tiie mctitE of the article.
family Phyaioia
"Turner's Forest Wine Bitters'
A *■- lure to regulate the Stomacl
whole body ;
■ ure to counteract Biiiousni
.o agree  with the :
it robust person ;
Are sure to create d good appetite ;
Are very pleasact tn the tasto as
Are economical and oheap.
All travelers should parry  thosi
ivevent Billm-rsnu*-.*. and t
changes of clinaate
hould carry them to pre
d theliiie, when thev at*
sent to _ ,
closures, of S10 and
QS^P***6 Companies, at th'e
andr
EDDY & CO.. andPRIZES WILL HE UAsilKD'at San Fr
f"unioatio;vi strictly conlidential.
Kcmoinber, *.. . „
Stateprices.and r
D.   1). GASSNER.
Care of Wood, Eddy '& Co.,
SAX I'KAXCISCO.
■i sollnig our Tickets at the r^n'a-f
advance, as in other Lotteries.
iOvl9yl
jc9tang,3l
JAMES Y. McDUFFIE C"'
Snpt Indian Airaire for Cal.
V. W. Perley, of Broderick notoriety, has been
admitted to citizenehi" !" IU" """"''
■San Franciaco,
i'P in the U.S. District Court,
D|ptherln: OTceratefl Bore Tin
Biles, Fistula
The ahove class of com,.loj,,
ly foincnlio-thc parts with
most (■(rcci.iiulh- rulibiniT in  (
feting from these   direful   c*0]
men ..., (he ■lidded p^ts, Imt it must he ■,;.]] ,-ulilieJ in
! " ■ "un: co n side i*u l,le tunc 1W0 (,r tlirce times - c'*iv (hat
'" "'lllVf'1 tnki'!1 il,iot1"' system,   win nee   it 'wiliVcinovi'
"'"'"  "      '    s ellcctuaJIv as though pnlpa-
i bread and water j-finlticofl .
Ointment, will do great «er-
(reatiiion. Tor female cates of
-.■here there may he a generftl
Ida 31 Ih
rllOUld   Ifl!
any hidden sore
hie to tlie. oy
after th
bbing in of {
'   the only si
stomach   ■
bearingdown.
Iiullsci-etlo
Blotches, aa j
radically cured i
Pills be taken nit
printed instruct:
d leave the
It will require time
lasting cure.
of Youth;—Sores and Uleers.
ber of otlrlin-
terreitsorimi  „1WUkj.
N*. B—Hereafter our I-*0]tKr?T WiXK I-HTTTlRS   ■
manufactured from  White Wiue,  which  mak
improvement, uiieounleii ijy any other Bitters
ted States.
Sold wholesale, bv
TURNER BROTHftRS.
Corner Washing*on and Frank?in street!
Nirtg.-.ra si-
Broadway and Front Blia
Anel for sale by Merchants and
where.
 ,N. V.
t, Buffalo, N.T.
, San Francisco, Cal.
Druggists every-
ap2Sffl(i
^■op-s.cal.WeIlJnfi«,ParBlyslsiln(lS(|ffJflltl((
orH,1;,::;fnt,,tlle;il>oyvr'ilaintfl differ ™^y ™ *w
.\;fl-rlVf;r'i  ,:   ,.,    V -'""'■ t!,('-v   *'" require local   trealmeni
'1  oi . i i.i ,i„i*r:t casM, of.such  -ii-en -res    w'U viel'i in
Boa the   Ointment   and  _PiU8sJWd& I, v^d in Oe foi
BadLegs, M&J^fff'
BadBreaats,   Chapped     '    Sul, r       fZ^       '
Bunions, Corns Snm"' t     B,we]Hl'ffH- Sore-heV^,
kwwES?0^ f;,r8bago>   liTTt ~
chetoes  and Contracted A- m     '     L, £,loers-
Sand-Flies.       sliif   To-   '     Jc;hR»m*tlB1P. V">™*
\'::':"-]™J-        Fistulas
Chiego-foot,    Elephant!
CAUTION iWfflB;
Hfii.tofl-'Y Nrw Y
a Water-metric. Ui Pv
around eacli pot er
!'■')!-'/in;, Ui,:. 1,-af !,-, (/„
given to any one *
lead to thedeteetiof
t'tiff ihe medi"!-"- -
to be spurioi
■ A:;ilv\ti.
A   '
V s"'<i atthe Manufactory ofPro
■Maiden  Lrn.e.  Ner,  Vfulr   am Uy   ■,_,-,
^d Dealers In Medicine through ou
pots  at 25p. 62c. and 81 each,
there is considerable saving i
e.«f\>r Hoj.i.ow-U', 80
ipectable DniRgists
the civilised world,
i taking tbe larger
VOL. X
Cas 3Utg£U0 Stnr:
POBLrSHBD EVERT SATDltDAY MORWrNGt,
At No.  1, Pico Buildings, Spriog Street, Log
Aogeles,
by h. nnuxou,
LOS   ANGELES,  CAL.,   SATURDAY." SEPTEMBER  1,
1860.
Imkm Carts.
TERMS:
Subscriptions, per annum, inadvance    $5 00
For Six Months  *. {m
For Three Months....            , „„
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Advertisements lnsorted at Two Dollars per square
often lines, for the first insertion; nnd One
Dollar per square for eaoU subsequent insertion
A liberal deduction made to yearly Advertisers.
BELLA UNION HOTEL
3VEa,i_a.  Stpeet
L, 0*S   AKOELES.
;rLS3;:r*'v]  A ■A:EElE.i
P R OPR
IE
TORS.
THIS HOTEL,
SO
loagkat
iwii as the
best
1 anjl
il!    '"
St} llth*:
:>*>1 Onlit'
aro
ia, liavr
_ passed
into
:ii,h
3 hands of tho
present P
:■(!]■) I'iofc-Ol'S.
has
been
thor
onglily
i*etittfid,
and many
additions made
to its
acci
iminoi.ii
i.f,i0HS.
Sfcr.
fiad t
1 ■'■'■'
■c,. aad
£j jntJem
eo
with tiu
at all tii
•ir families,
will
Th<
i     -opli
!jd.
aa here
tofore, with all
tlie di
jlica.
3103 Of 1
,h:. marl
:eti
oc
ta
LAFAYETTE H®TEL
_S_C£t>*lxi.  Street,
OPPOSITE   THE BELLA   UA'ICV,
C.   E.   THOM,
ilairtorrney and Counsellor at Law
LOS ANGELES.
Office in Pico Buildings, Spring street.
J?3
E.   J.   C.   KEWEN,
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law,
LOS ANGELES, Cat,.,
Will practice in the Courts ol the First Judicia1
District, the Supreme Court, and the U. S. District Court Of the Southern District of California.
Office, in Temple's Building, opposite Melhis's
^rTX^C-WeTTsh,
PHYSICIAN AND STJROJEON,
Office, CITY DRUa STORE,
.Main street, Los Angeles.
Office hours, 9 to 12, u ; and 2 to If, P.M.
August 1, 1S59.
-NO. 17.
iCos S-utgcks Star.
PRAGER, MORRIS &, CO.,
DEALERS   IN
FOREIGW A1VD "DOMESTIC
X>X^"S-   GOODS,
Temple's Block,
jl4 Main street, Los Angeles.
3. TRAQER. J.  l..  MORRIS  & J1R0S,
BACHMAN & CO.,
rOLESALE
ic«, win.
ware, (Sic.,  &c.
nnd Wool talceu in excliaihg
D RETAIL DBALERSIN
Liquors,   Ioti^Ing,    Ilmd-
DEM0CRATIGJIM1NATI0NS.
FOR   PEE.SIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
OF  KKNTIJOKX f
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOSEPH   Xj-A-^irE..,
OE OREGON.
AlinlvslB   <.* "-■    «» ->      ■ —"	
It J# reported tbat a. L6^ lasi battot eet Baltimore, Mf. Douglas received 1S1_\ voie.s. Just at
thia time, when there is some inquiry iu the political market for legitimacy, ii may not be altogether uninteresting to ascertain where these
Totes came (rom.
In the table, aix votes are set down from Louisiana. These Were the Soute delegation. They
had as much authority to represent Louisiana na
llje Fejee Islands. Tbey were essentiallj bogus.
We have also nine votes from Alabama ; of tli-eiu,
the same may be eaid. Tliey were accorded seats
in preference to tbe ioiruiioale daleo-Kiina Iihmh
tbat State,
as in thc ca
The
■n.    From Aikai
ight and justice.
■1 to
defiance  of the very
ids   of that gentle
Produce, Hlili
Los Angeles street, second house from Comn.
cia! street. Jan. 1st, 1859
ms vote was admitted,
ilden, from North Gar-
i vote ior Douglas, iu
' rule upou which the
   insisted with so much
determination, as will be seen by tbe following
resolution, copied from a protest of tbe Georgia
delegation, spread upon the minutes of the Con-
:ntion :
Resolved, That William B Gaulden, who spared upon the floor of the Convention, and ad-
"~  * " tubers   Ibis  evening,  as a delegate
LOS Ai
1    ";     THIS   LNubl
M™"peeially to those
1 ication is desirnble, th
commodious, with rooms
'GEJE^ES,
micnt  otters eupe:
; pub"
hing a quiet home. The
stablislmient large and
ingle and for families—
c.can and well furnished, and a table well supplied
with the choicest viands and delicacies of the season
—as is well known by tliose who have favored the
h iuse with their patronage.
The  Proprietor wili  use every exertion, and neglect nothing, to give his guests entire satisfaction.
EBERUARD '& KOLL.
Los Angeles, July 10, i860.
09FFEI SiLQOM,
—AND— 3
One Bit a. Plate*
^a__      EMILE BORDENAVE
'■; :■; ■-■■ A aaa1: !;i.v-.*r:-J;!y K:rri
'avitoia_vSLi^a& [or a long time In fhe
principal cities of the Pacific coast, as a first rate
cook, would respectfully inform his friends and
the pubiic generally, and all who would honorhim
with their patroiage, that from this date he purposes to keep opon his estab' ish ment from 6 o'clock
a.m. until 12 o'clock at night. His house shall
always be provided with the best the market affords. He will do all in his power to contribute
to the comrort of his customers,
p^-Comc and see for yoursehes.'^S^
EMILE B0RDSNA7E.
Los Angeles. July 7, I860. m3
A'AkEEi::        i \     .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HEALER
Sa   G-a'oceries?  Hardware, Paints,
Oils,   &c. &c.
Ho.   2,   AKCABIA   BLOCK
LOS  ANGELES. an
S.   8-   A.   LAZARD,
IMPOUTERS,
And Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STireucli.,    EnglisU 'iuicl   Americaia
Dvy Goods.
Corner of Melius Row,Los Angeles. aj 1
THE undersigned, having purchased
ie STABLES lormerly occupied by
[r. Cursun/idjoiningNichorsBuilding,
, Ltw Anii'It's, begs to inform the pnb-
ifi ready ll all times to supply SAD-
18188. equal to any to be found in the
CKEQ. THACHER & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail JDealers in
Choice Wines and Liquors,
LOS ANGELES. ,je9
~PHlNEASllANimi<--~
ITor war .ling   and   Cowaiuission
Mcrclaaut,
LOS ANGELES AND SAN PEDRO,     olO
Frieght forwarded to
FOKT yuwtfl,
FOIiJ1 TEJON,
and all parts ofthe three Southern Counties, with
his accustomed promptness.
^FORWARDING.
rjlHE undersigned, having* leased the Senulvedi
_L Landing, at ^an Pedro, is now ready to Receive
and Haul all manner of merchandise consigned to
him
WITH CARE AND DISPATCH,
d terms. JOSE RDBIO
Slate, as ibei
etruc'.ions lo ac! in
thc majority, and sa
by every vote save
not to take their sea
Here we have sev
of which no mau ca
outrage to admit t
alone according thei
Iu the next place,
States in whicb no *:
Douglas could have
down from Massach
tied to tliirleeu vote;
was not entitled   to
:ent said
Iheir iii-
vote of
■indued
iauldon.
oles of lhe chart
flonlit. It was a £
ARRIVAL OF THEJW EXPRESS,
Tiie Pony Express has arrived at Carson Valley
with dates from St Louis to August 11. We extract
from (lie A.l/n.
Attorney General Black having left for tho
North, and Secretary Flnyd tor Virginia, only
two Cabinet oflicers remain in Washington, viz:
Messrs. Toucy and Holt.
A negro was caught setting (iro to a building ut
Georgetown, Tezaa, and confessed that ho had
been incited by two aboli tion isis lo bnrn the town.
Advices from Nassau, N. P., per steamship, reports a slave schooner ashore on Sand Yard Key,
She left Africa with -100 negroes, of whom forty
had died, Tbe remainder hod beeu brought to
NasB&b hv wreckers. Tfae vePsel's D&ffiJ was un,
the iirr-t, day out. The mate Bbwtly aflet was
drowned.    Three of the crew were Bt Nfteeao.
The Hon. JT. .11. Wells, a dlstioguiebed citizen of
New Hampshire, died on the tirst of Angast, at bia
residence in Exeter.
A shocking accident occurred at Brooklyn ou
1st August. A young lady named Graham, residing iu Lester street, was so shockingly bur ned by
her clothes taking fire from a match left carelessly
on liie sloop, from whieh she was observing tlie
"Great Banters," that she died last night after hor-
The Democrallo Convention for the Fourth('mi-
gressional District ol Illinois* nominated II, Q. In-
gersoll for Congress.
Jacob Little & Co., of New York, have failed.
Flora Temple's time in tlie race of 2d August,
at New York, w«s 2:22i, 2:23, 2*2-1— she wiunitig
in three straight heat..*1.
Tht' Tribune's Warilunglon correspondent eOiJUX
I oear that Ihe Peruvian Minister who lias gone lo
New York, is instructed by bis Government to return home in ease our Minister at Peru sliould,suspend liis relations (here on account of the refusal
of that Government to comply promptly wilh the
demands of our own,
A suit has been commenced against the "Great
Eastern" for infringement in the use of an American patent in (he use of Uie paddle and screw combined us a motive power. The damaged are laid
at $50,000.
A train on the Long Island railroad was thrown
from the track near Bedford, ou the 4th, by a cow
which came suddenly on the crack, killing several
BDd mounding many others.
An ollicial dispatch represents everything quiet
on ihe Texan frontier Rumors as to Cortinas or
his men, or of robbers from the Mexican side ol
the river, have ceased. It is not thought necessary longer to expose to lhe diseases incident to that
region at AA:; season more troops  than may be ac
Uel \«i*tu County.
Crescent City Herald has hoisted the Breckinridge colors. A contest for delegates to the Coun
tv Convention bad taken plane between the Irienda
of Breckinridge and Douglas.    The Herald soya:
As between Douglas and Breckinridge there is
no question but lhat the choice ol the Democracy
in this suction isvery largely in favor of the lat->
ter. At tlie primary election here, although the
Douglas men worked well and struggled hard, tliey
were beaten Ihrco to one. And from what reports
we have from Klamath, Trinity and SiskiyonJ^ia
the same ih re. The Douglas vate will be ligln ia
the northern totinties.
Dn? -I'mtNOBS IS THS Value of Gold Dust.—Tho
Colombia Timet eava that tiie fcnM found In gaver-
,,_\   ,,1.,,.,,, ■  ofciomola,    realizes  $19   '5  an
ounceat tbe banker.-; while in other places, only a
few hnndred feet   apart,  il   will  nol   hrli,t.   bom
ihr.n $16 so to tfis, wiuie that from thc Stanislaus
river and ita neighborhood is uot worth more
than $16, and lhat from Walker'e river abd .Mono
ranges from So to $14.
At,.vm:*:*>.\,—The i^-nsns juarshul lie.s en;inierated
8*100 inhabilanls in this county, and it wil! probably be increased 600 more. Tbe city of Oakland
contains 1500 inhabitants ; tlte township, outside
tlie ci tv limits, contains 'J0C>; Brooklyn township,
1462; Washington, K>10; Murray, 410; Alameda,
450 ; Eden, 2000.
Poxy Exp&BSS to Covii.\l*k. — W. W. Phinney,
the agent of the Pony Express in this city, received
advices last night from his principals, elating that
the Pony Express would continue until the next
session of Congress. An Express will leave thia
afternoon.—Alta, 22d.
subsequently for Mr.
Breckinridge.
Under
circumstances  Mr.  E
ouglas could <
inly hav
ceived live votes frou
i   that Slate, a
nd nol li
claimed.    The name;
i  of thc seced
lag dele
were as follows :
Massacbusel's-Cal
eh Cushintr. J.
Major  Faircbikl.   who  served  with the
*k voluuleeis in Mexico, is dead.
l. Dix has written a letter favoring Breek-
nd Lane, but recommending the co-opcr-
all opponents  of Lincoln   to decide  lhe
in New   York
tied as lo his m-xt door neighbors I
ures will theu ninud :
Total apparent vole	
Bogus votes admitted	
Votes wrongfully claimed	
Voles manufactuaed by "u!iit;; i
Actual vote on nomination
Ont of 303 votes Mr. Douglas r»
but 131| votes, and yet it* is claim'
regular nominee of the party 1 1
larity we devoutly hope we shall
ed.— Democratic Stand aril.
.Y0:Ay-AfA
ation of lhe
s much entire.   The fig-
 1814
   17
ted as a $1,000  i
at Washington.
Nothing has
A French a
of a coat of m
Its workmansl
upwards of Qa
under the uni
light aud port
agaiust   the
" It is a fact not
editable to Mrs.
e she supported
l'.*. ■.'.*-■• 'ffi.vA
isury Department
; East regarding
r ■*Ui,!::.g a horse
i thousand fnuics.    It may be worn
orm, for it is exceedingly flexible,
! Walbridg
run for Congros
ill be a caiididatt
Main street, L
lie that he is I
DLE HORS,
State.
Carriages, I
canbs furnishi
His facilitie
passed by any
share of publi
IL
ml  Do
■d to tho
"le Seated
suppl
Feed, which will be sold on usual t
e not sur-
1 he solicits a
aartment.
the very beet
jy24
A. J. HBHRKRS&S.
and upon red'
Los Angeles, Oct. 10, 1859,
OC15
E. H. WORKMAN & BRO,
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
TEMPLE'S MARBLE FRONT  BLOCK,
Will keep constantly on hand an assortment of
Saddles, Harness, &c. &c.
Repairing (Tone
KNAPP, BUKEELL & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
KTo. 80 Washington St., San Francisco,
Will receive and sell on consignment,
Peaches, Grapes, Apples, Pears,
And all kinds of fruit in their season.
HAVING had three years' experience to the
Fruit Trade in this market, aud posaossiiig a
thorough knowledge of the business, they feel
confident in their ability to give satisfaction to all
wbo may lavor them wirh business.
Fruit-growers ^vil0 consign to us will be kept
s of the market, aud in
well posted iu tne ehaug
all that pertains to their interests.
_^^- A liberal share of patronage is solicited.
je2m3
CONCENTRATED POTASH,
arly Tlivee Times t.5ic Strcui^tli of Ordinary
*Bft!   Elecrioiis.
The Deiuocrais have evidently carried the Arkansas elections.
Raleigh, N. C—Theannual State election came
off yesterday. The Democratic Legislative ticket-
is elected.
lt is supposed that the election in Kentucky has
me against the Democracy. A dispatch, dated
Cincinnati, August 6, says: The returns from the
Kentucky election, to-day, for Clerk of the Court
of Appeals, indicate the election of Coombs,
Union candidate, by a large majority.
Hon. W. A, Richardson.—We learn from a gentleman, formerly in Congress from Penn.-vlvania,
that fhe Hon. Wm. A. Richardson, of Illinois, does
not hesitate to proclaim openly that as between
the election of Breckinridge and Lincoln, lie pre-
A Washingion dispatch eays that President Buchanan declines positively to raise Sardinia to a
iirst-class Mission.
The Hon. Elijah Ward, of New York, has been
tendered the S.viss Mission, whieh he declined.
A letter from Bouudbrook.New Jersey .says that
last week Col. Lewis Long, jealous of his wife,
strangled he*; to d'ealb, and liieu killed himself.
The Rev. Dr. Chesler. of Buffalo, received by
the last Ponv E.vpns*, a unanimous cad tothe
First Presbyterian Church, of Oakland, Calilornia, with the promise of a salary amounting to
$2 500. The Doctor had just made arrangements
with the Female Seminary at Buffalo, which com-
Ooffee couuiv. Kansas, and Sprin*-'i* Id, Illinois,
Fukxcii Camp.—This sell lent ent, in the neighborhood of Stockton, has recently been the scene
of several disgraceful dislurbances. A woman was
murdered a day or two ago, and the Republican
says that the Justices of Ilic Peace have been fighting. Cu Friday they had a bloody encounter iu
the street.
FlRBS.—Great injury is being inflicted on the
Northern towns by lire. Tehama, Oroville, Humbug Valley, have been sufferers tothe amount of
about $20,000.
SABBIiI3B.Y.
AJ-ISO STREET, In BEAUDRY'S BRICK
Brai-DIHG}.
HAS the honor to announce to the Public.that
he "       "
carries ou his business at the old
and having in  his employment
tand, as above, and having iu his empioymeni,
ompelent workmen, he is prepared to execute all
orders with wbich he may be favored, in the Manufacturing of
Es»ii«Haruess,CariS?iiE€!RcpaSi*Ii»g,i\itirt Mending
of all litm-ls-.
Also, everything In tbe Saddlery Business.
Los Angeles, Aug. let, 1860.
fei-B the triumph of lhe
ment with pain, becau:
antecedents we had hop
tbe last of all the Nortl
who would willingly af
parly. We have freque
out lhe fact lhat Don
roads to Republican pa
tioD of Mr. Richardson
correctness of that imp
slate-
i that he would have been
rn supporters of Douglas
iate with the Republican
ly taken occasion Lo point
asism is but one of the
y-ism, and tbis prochuna-
proves unmistakably the
- ;.i r,   J EtifJiinziori. Star
Tin;   Tribune's \VashiDgton corresp- udeiit says
it is understood thei ■■■!    it'ji. ^beui tlie aeeouius
of Jacob Forney,  late  Siip"i'inlendcnl  of Indian
Affairs in Utah.   Whether it is default remains to
be seen.
Senator Green Las made a survey
of the Detno-
cratic leeling in Missouri.    He clain
Jn ridge has seven out of sight Dem
of St. Louis in his favor, ami that
State election is over, they  want t.
the Presidential fight.    Ue and Set i
s that Breck-
oorata outside
low, that   the
oi gauize for
tor Polk have
accordingly  drawn  up a  call lor a
Slate Convention lo meet on the  21
General David R. Atchinson, eo 1
Bn ciinridge
OOIIGS
THIS AKTICLK IS MR SALE BY
DR.   B.   H.   MVL.ES,
llaiii
street, front of Commercial Btreet, Loa
Angeles.
As each bottle is accompanied by ample tcsti.no
ny in relation to the merits of its contents, Inrtner
comment is unnecessary.
je9m3
R.   F.   WALKINSHAW,
FAMILY GKOCER,
AND DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE^
At the Old Stand,
Saw Bc»'iiai'«?oio.
j T) P. "W. has opened at the above pi nee, with a
>- j .Li. full and selected stock of all articles embraced in tbe above line, and respectfully requests a
continuance of thc patronage of his old fiiends
and new patrons. R. P." WALKINSHAW.
no!9
HUNTER'S CELEBRATED
Manzaneta Bitters
TS PROVING TO BE AN INVALUABLE
J. Remedy for Fcvev und Ague, Dyspepsia, aud all Obstructions and Irritations of the
i Liver, Stomach and Bowels, which fact is verified
by the volunteer testimony of thousands of Indt-
' viduals, residents of this State, and whose veracity cannot be impugned.
It has been but a short time since they were
first presented tc the public, and the
IMMENSE MNMHiCiNSMIlY M-
CREASING,PWiVES THAlVHEY HAVE
Not a rumor of disapprobation or doubt qualifies
the general enthusiasm with which they are indorsed and recommended by aU who have experienced their beneficial elfects.
For sale, Wholesale aud Retail, in every town in
the State.
HUNTER & CO... Sole Proprietors,
Market street, next to No. -4 Engine House,
|    a4m3 Sail Francisco,
Washington, August (i.—Mr. Uonraa, seer
of War under Mr. Fillmore's Ad in ini.-trail,
uow here preparing for publi eat ion a letter in
a joint Bell and Douglas ticket of Uuionis
tbe sake of the Union, ami proposing that th
cess ful electors, under such an arrange
choose belwei.il these Presidential candidal
cording io tlieir relative strength.
Indians on t&e
Wm. Rodgers, expi
west, encamped in Sf
vera) soldiers; he w
uo injury done.
On llth inst. an_at
station at Egon Cann
they were met by Ll
who Ered ou and dn;*.
following day-, tfaell
when Lt. Weed again
seventeen cf tliem.
stations, killed sever-
tpreas Bonte.
*, coming from the
ley, escorted by se-
;ed by Indians, but
i  the mail
) Indians :
1 oihei
Tlie Prince Of Wales.
New5York,Aug, 9.—The Prince of Wales landed
atllamport yesterday morning, and left alfnost
inirnediafely for Windsor, where bn ™na rpc.eived
with the usual enthusiasm. HiB p
barked on a special railroad
whicb place they ' " ' '"
An alarm of if
atone: lime acting Vice President ot* the United
Slav I*-, lias wi'iit. n a b ng lei:.-!*, in which he
:■*■'. ■',•■ ii ,- ■" i , ]n:n;tlii!ii in suppuvi ihvckniridge
and Laue. He says : "So far as ilie rigbte of Uie
Southern Stales are concerned iu the Territories of
the United States. Dpuelae* doctrine and pint form
are no better lhan Lincoln's.■'
The report that Gen. Casa intended to resign, is
denied by authority.
From Emopf.
All the war steamers in the English dock yards
are to be made ready to meet au engagement.
Turkey has ncccepled the proposals for intervention made by the Couventiou at Paris, with
some modification.
A Military Convention bad been concluded between Garibaldi and Gen. Clary. Tbe Neapolitans beep tlieir posts—Syracuse., Agosta and Messina, and the navigation of the Straits of Messina.
The Prcnch proposal lor intervention, subject
to tbe acquiescence of the Porte, was accepted by
the Poweis. Tbe Turkish Ambassadors claim essential modifications. Bussia authorized Lord
John Russell lo sign for her, if the modifications
dopted.
then
liu for Trui
ed in two  hours and a
.■"occurred    in the
half.
having lodged in the fot ward car
burning. It was speedily cxttngi
Tbe reception at Truro was quite i
The  New York correspondent  of the Philadelphia Press says lhat among the recent gr-**-"1*"
at West  Pohft
bill, and that.th
of Oc
000 it he would bri
or 550,000 if he co
son was not the wi
received a check fe
Garibaldi  has di
£ret treaty betweci
nodore Vamler-
5 youth S100,-
r the first five,
eat all.   The
but
pnz
ence of a se*
France, and Piedmont.
Garibaldi had captured Melazza.
Consular report? from Syria are that the massa-
es which had taken place are the result of a con-
ir-aey of the Mussulmen, The report had been
read among the Druses that European diplomacy
as about to drive away the Turks from Europe.
The Drusses deiermined on exterminating the
Christians in Syria.
It was reported that a Convention relative to
lhe intervention of the great powers iu Syria was
signed at Paris, ou tlie 2_lb of July.
French   troops  to lbe   number   of 11,00(V have
gone to Syria, and 3.000 English troops
of ships v*re going.
Advices  from Syria are to  the  effect  that the
Christians were  leaving for the coast,  In order to
place themselves under the protecliaa of European  vessels.     'i-'.i tc"-,,Iui. hnri   nfFnr-^d
to Napoleon.
A Mormon conference was held in London
Erigham Young was elected head of tho church.
,,.[];.„,.,. _  ,        .,   -■ ■■■ ■'■kii-.i niimcil liumboo,
hfAEffE   ■:!";;'"»!l '«■■■•• M...Ce»rly.
»-!S;iiS:r-""-"^™
Wrt Fit!! w.ll far exceed the State Fair 4at Sacra-
ancsted; ' BW"***    BHMMMS
The precinct of Dutch Flat haa provided iiEelf
5-iV^S*ff-~Tbr'rel> Wer0 the OMMfi ofsa,i,f.
Pencbes are being sent over to Washoe, by tha
Big Tree routed
A miner named "Dutch Charley" was crushed
to dcalli by the caving of a bank near Camauche,
in Amador.
E. M. Paul was elected alderman iu Marysville,
on Saturday week.
J. S. Berry, a lawyer, was seriously injured by
being thrown out of a buggy at Oroville.
A discovery has been made at Steamboat Springs
ot a spring of hot water, about fifty feet iu length
ami twenty feet in width, to which no bottom could
be found at the depth of two hundred feet.
The population of Oroville is between 2100 and
2500.
A Mrs. Baxter, living near French Camp, was
shot whilst engaged in her house work—it is supposed by her husbaud, from whom she had been
separated.
A young man named Joseph Maekcy, whilst attempting lo get on the Folsom cars nl Patterson's
fell and sustained injuries of which he died next
morniug.
The contract for erecting the reform school
building at Marysville has been awarded to Mr.
John A. Steele, tor £24,000, on a plati proposed by
himself.
A County Bible Society has been  organized at   '
Napa, on the 6th inst., and numbers fifty members.
On thc 15th there were $7,299 5S iu the Amador
county treasury.
The debt of Calaveras county is $75,000.
On Saturday week there were $300,GIG 17 in the
State Treasury.    Of this sum, there were but $48-
024 82 iu tbe general fund.
D. K. Bice, who iu February last killed John
Stewart near Cave City, Calaveras, has been sentenced to oue year iu the Slate prison.
At St. Louis, Sierra, August Ifi a German
named Nouman was shot by an Irishman named
Mulbolland,dangerously; Mulliolland is in custody
A Frenchman named Camus was shot dead by
one of his countrymen named Victor, on Thursday
week, near Sonora.    Victor Ifl iu jail.
Mr. Southwell, Librarian of the Odd Fellows'
Library, while entering his house in San Fraucisco
about i2 o'clock ou lbe night of the 3d, was knocked down and robbed of $30. The police arrested
a fellow last week, whom he recognises as guilty.
A fatal accident occurred nt Grass Valley, oo
Monday week, bv which James Berryman, a native
of Cornwall, England, was killed in a drift.
Mr. S. S. Sherman, of Gib3ouville, accidentally
shot himself, causing amputation of a leg.
David Taylor, formerly of Trinity, committed
suicide at Aicata, Humboldt county.
A specimen of pure gold, over a thousand dollars, was picked up in tlieir claim on ilic 17th August, by Kahre&Co. Yankee Hill, Tuol. counly.
R. M. Anderson, who was shot Borne weeks ago
in Genoa, by Lufkin, bas recovered so as to walk
around lown.
The population ol Trinity county is estimated-
by the census marshal at 6,000.
A miner named Demears was knocked down on
Monday evening, August 13, uear Red Dog, ami
robbed of $350.
A fire broke out in Yreka on 22d Aug. consuming a building belonging to\V. Morion; loss, $5000.
Stockton was to bave been lit with gas on the
28th August.
The first anniversary ball of the Eureka Typo-
graphical Union, will take place at Tucker's Academy of Music, on Tuesday evening. Sept. 4th.
A man named Jobn Holland, while driving a
span of horses iu Marysville, Aug. 20. was thrown
upon the sidewalk and had his right leg broken ia
two places.
A sow of the Berkshire and California cross, belonging to Mr. Leary. of Slocktoo, brought forth
a litter of twenty-three pigs, a day or two ago.
The Stockton Republican saya  that a man, his
wife and five children, ju?t arrived over the plains
--- now lying in an old house near lhe Asylum, iu
The  whole  family   are
AbdeTliader had ottered his services I destitute  circumstances.    _.
i bedridden wilh the measles, and are in absolute
want of medical attention aud thc common necessaries «f life.