__M  Diiml) Sprnbt-iu;   nml   thr  Drnf llmrii'c-
si.lln     •• Jrixli'oll.m  <li ■   >ot.r,1p-OI«U*«("
EdWi'l
criptlon of a vi
" ■■   ;
Somewhat tired with tl
all strangers in I'axib p__s, 1 str
■■   :       ■    ■   ■
yesterday paid a vis-it   ' ■ iiution des
■
In.    1 wi': rfal exam-
.
ly snrpri iiy  written
■ Ol my Til-it  ni!.".:.
radon.
h  I  ■■'■■'
:' hsid  been
MM0V. d in V::-. | ■ bfldrta who were l
had De cised thtlr organs of speech
to speak, I have never seen any plain rts
facts in relation b vsiehgavemo any
■ v . ■. ■ ■ . ..       .   .
!
already brought.   I  propose,   therefore,  to give
you an account of my vinit to the  Instil
for convenience   sake, shall
give the con vernations (which were of course, all
Kiigliab   laogua/
should !■      .
<"•»•»•■   nf
The gi Into a room where a teach
cher,   surrounded by thirty or lorty boys, between
tins ag.- ■ O!     ix   ail-i   I' Ul (■■»-;!    visssi .;.   :.■■,:■■    v.Titill;;
some grammatical Uter.Ua on tbe black board.—
Aa soon aa we entered the room the  teacher,  who
appeared to be a man ahont forty yearn of age, de
I iod, and
coming  n] rested mc with   some words
of welcome, saying that ho wan always very glad
to r- ■ ■ ■. i'..   rlritoi
me bo in y   to which
.
were all born deal'.     I    ;. "
■ ; srl    -i :i .i.
■   '..'.■-  tn ' i T. I. ■ r ■    i i 11 ]
to       sl him   tor  hi
  .    :i,t.   ifii.-lii
gent look.- - littls '■■ A'---..    1 he buy looked closely at tb    I luld them
i   . Immediately spoke
to me, inuunciating hi., words* clearly un 1
ly, aod ■■■■ ■''■■ loo, and said:—
" Bo* do you So   ii.
I replied, and too teacher requested me to ask
tht) boy a qcwtloo. I did so, merely novli | tho
organs of speech nltboot ottering nny sound, Md
ask ng wilh my lip-how  ch!   lie v.'-.Vt".
Be in..: ,:'\\\ :■■['... d " thirteen yean and « balf.
Upon being luld by _U teacher, ho asked me
'- where di come from?"
I replied In Ibe -fame manner a   before, [rom
_UU rivt.
and tben  taking
!.    Slid —
■' fotj ':   .        tne Ii-■■-'■ -..  ;■ rtal  dl itaooe,  ud
Srisr- t   s's.v ■■       .-II   ,i      i ::: ■.!,;     . ,i\ s,    . .-.     v.hn     v.ri"
very wiel;. .1 "
During ill I Lhi.-. I im>: 1 I
tbcteael ml bj ■ pu*
■ "■ i    '   ■      l" ■■!....;..   .i.. I,,,,..
I Ing witb si
deaf man and li.it. i.ing lo a dumb one, ;iml s-houid
11: i v ■: v' ■: i i ■.   11: i A 111; I
thu gui'le, alter be had permitted me to enjoy my
error for a quArter of an boor; l-formed me tbat
the teacher, in well us   lhe  pupil-,   lind In-en   born
doef,  I five 3 i are, bud never spo
ken a v
A flbk  v, r ■ ■'■:■ :■- him
:ry to coax
that chick broth once more?
In a I ',, .-,,..-   ol
"M. Kenai tonal .
explains th* lad
potatoos."
: li in worry. Work
Is health] m io than lie
tbe mar!.
Vim :;:,-., rise    srly, go to bed late, study hard
■■■■    rr:      :!,■■   1,        I    :,■.■■
Mini   v. I  t: si.j ii
ful know! Lean kine after tbey
.! tbe or.i-
■
■   ■
■'My  deer I ■   id   I      rid -..-.. ■■
tempi   '■'■■ ih
Um   .Mag-u-M'-i Itrwi RmoiiR th.   Merchant*       i"   Uie   DfcStlt*OMUft  or ttir   1st  Jndl.tul   BM#j
I..I. i.i.:j . Iricl, of tlie Stnl* Of ( Jilirurnln.
The news brought bv the Niagara, though qaltc   la tin
.   tcousld* MtKIN,
■
men.
which  attracted most attention Andrew F. MeKinni appear be*
e three day ; u'l; . I'd. in open
regaided as  equivalent to a declaration of war i"' i;i tbc coun'
against Sum COD ,  .  , '        ,    _,  .«..     , ,,,    -  ,    ,
.    .,,..,, vet June. A. D. 1859, at 10 o'clock
men ted on, both by  French and Germe A At of that day
ts, at well es American!-.    It woafc yean,why
: Miir French merchants, and  probably 1 the   prayer of tbe eaid   in Id  not  bo
(;." ■ mad..'.
. I HabilM ;■ rs
I beg to cull tlie alte-1
of ourFrenob I
gavu animated   vent to Iheir '■'•
ted.
.,,,,,   ,,.       [j     ■;     V,;-i:.-Pfl my hand  ami the seal of Paid
^^^^^^^^™ I Distrlot Court, tbis lltb day of May, A. D
myl4   J. M. GRKEN"iV.M>K. Dlstrkjt-Olerk.
ind yon ; hut, il
... th«y will Ut able tu take
your at
A Irairb-r who bad
ci n   Africa, I
> .:  ' i civilizing I tie cat Ivi s,
i
■ bn
.
H     IV.Sr'."
Aii <.; rth in favor of " Woman,
v dep nd   u.'ou it,  uothing can
■
Twn i
stookloge.    I'ifty r'-nt- lu * tbons-
lit.    Filly
years ai-
	
tbidwa
ul improvement*) in
■   .   .
. 1 buy a trunk?-' njoined
Pat-
; ep'y.
■
"wis .
I
-" tald m young urcbi_,
knife acroM tbe U
-oolmaater,
m he drvw his cans acrosa the back of ti
urvhin.
:     ■        - .   . .   . .     :
nlilnaii '
n plain Bn om,
• *»y havinc d-•■■*••  =o lor ibe fortieth lr
i!;/nilt.
the three days wi. !1  » meoeee,  il
il war unfortunate I
ly ensued, she mu.-.t I ;-.j  i.,u ii n d as  tbe first ag-
gre»«or.
Tbe question chiefly discussed among American
.■■• was, as to what efft-ct the war, should
. would   have upon tbe   Interests of the
It was thought   that it  mnU
:;  trade, and help
MB, whilo cotton migbt, to
injured by 11   Moval tfei
loa of lhe war; and
it may alflo be remarked  that saltpetei bas naturally   advanced   from   tbe same cause,   and  thai
"tried'to be lhat at Iii  I  it   iniglit
affect American nMmrillos  unfavorably, but that
Income serious or threaten a wi:
in i:M ran :'.', I   :y   b-'uelit    tbem :
■vvsis; ,s in.-, ;.'_,-"ii n;"ii in i-Jirop'-. nn t'l.-eiing In-''-
,- rr . v, ■ i! : si.- -.iii ii r ;v !'.■ y «ii.l in tlie C.i:iti!i';u-
Uil revolutii.:.* ol I.-18---.'i.'l :: - s.-j - -- '.■■.-i.-l ism;.-
ey lo this   country   for invtslment   in lhe   better
;]r, ■ ■  ,,('   m;r    l.sisj-. s
The newB is lull ol war. The points chronolog
looily are : —
1-t. Tbe liusi! ;.;■■       ■ ■; ■. -E: ■   1 ;      ..^iss'i   U,
Austria was lora general disarmstmetit by inean^
,,i . .,:u:siir- :■»;,.■; -, {;;■■] 11 ■ i i::: -■ SiLiilinin,   mul lor  tl"'_
....,: tb« h.!!; lu Statef to the Peeoe Otai
grew, bk Ol 1-siy bMb, In LbifU. TO this proposul
all I'owers gave assent, except Au-itriB, which rejected it,
In regard to this propostlon Lord Derby ^poke
08 follows, in tho Hou.-e of Lords, on   the latb of
April;     	
I;.. time bas nearly come when England—
whieh ha';,  indeed nude one more   effort, Miggest-
Bdone more prbpo-Uloo, wliich I mu not at liberty to lay before your Lordship—nhall my that the
period bei gone by for trifling, and, that having
exhausted nil her powers ol pemnii-ioii. and loft no
alone unturned to effect a feOtd_BM-I_t upon principles wliich have received the uuaiiiuiou* approval
of ber Parliament, sbe must, however reluctantly,
'.vi.inli-sin' frinii hiliTferir-ne'- in all'iir- iu which nhe
e;ui im Ion;:"]- hope ln.-r iul.erlerence would be use-
I'ul lo the public irUeri-s-i.i or eois^is-tistit with her
ij-,-, n dignity, and inu^t again reserve lo herself, as
nil.; has done up lo tl.e present moriieiil; absolute
nnd entire (reedom to take OBOh Blips' as BhO may
be-ecftn think tit.    (Cheers.)
2d. Austria had Pent an ultimatum to Sardinia,
di'iininilirig her dissn iiKiinent and the d^pereal of
her volunteers from   olher  Italian Stales.    Three
time would expire on the 2-tlh of April. In ease
other reftnal Austria would declare war.
The IMedmonlese Gazette of lhe 18th ol April,
pnblii bed the answer of the Sardinian government
lo the LoodOD I'.iiiim■'., ivilii relisn.'iiee to the firel
ii'jur tof the latter, that Sardinia Nhould consent
t'i Ilie   [Fiineiple   of n   general   sun! simultaneous
d-sannoaeDt before Hie nsacunbling of the Con.
Tlii    aii; '.ver whs   fnrv, nfdi.'d   by telegrepb
and tbe following ft lbs text w&itA  termed tin
leading point iu tii" debo^eiu I'arliametif on the
rsnii' 'i.iy mid iirsciinie [fie tinning point in lhe
crisis':
"If I EwJmillcd lo Congress en
■ footing n^ lhe  other great   powers, she
be wo lid, like Kra ic v have  accepted tiie prinoi
pie ofn  ;r'in nil   dimirmnment, in the  hope  tbat
il wonld nol produce con -■ n- nces fletrl-
neoiaj to   Italy.    Her cxclosivn Irom  the Uon-
di h«r to ntoke any such en.
aad  -'iii   1 ■■ ■   '<.':-' '-:i:-:-.i. .isn-'iit which
I i. quli'       II >■'-■ ■',■■;■. to  conciliate tho ef-
forl - <-\   - -A ' id lu   behalf of the Bafety ol   Piedmont, mi I in order to maintain tranquility in Ua-
fy, Sardinia Is willing, il Austria will  cease send-
■ troops Into LoMbardy, to BBOeit__Bi—
"1.    Not to place bei   reserve   ander  arms, as
■i s [.solved on "ilnco tbe Austrian reservi -
died in.
L'.    Not to limb Use her army which is not on
a war footin [
■■:t.    Not lo move   bertruopH   (rom   the  purely
■ po ttiofl rfhlot   i!s-7   lisi\"  occupied  for
! i.i- e month-.8
n i Hi.' Ivii ■liiiiii.., nl'!. r '.ii interview between
I,mil Mstlin-bury nnd the Marquis d'Azeglio, the
V'viil Siirdinian I'Jivoy. who bad just reached
la agreed to tba principle of a
general disarmament, on condition that shu and
lbs oth< r [lallao States were admitted to the pro-
 ■■■  '' '   thu   '.-.i. 0f the
■ ol K.'i.irlsui.l as mentioned above.
and by Lord D urhy, and which Aui-triau hai sioce
lOtod.
*■    Tli siaphed to
I protest  against Austria'n men-
: .'-isni;., and It aasreportod  lhat Austria
to !■   ■■:...;,:  [- ;:. ;-  feterfl-tt
-! a oanHo-bo to
ri war.
■ ian troops h
a,  mating
I thousand mtiOe Austrian
.
li.    The i   [,;,,,■,.,..■ „| ,. jj.jd
t and at
. '
a, hi  Uie
llaly. and  on   tlio   Mediteraneau  Cuaat,
sn.rOt.
7.    The 9nw_ ra   per cent., and
there was a genernl   panic on  tbc Bourea.   The
lipemeot of lhe ■
eooaels W '.*.   to Hi---M«   York
May G.
Probate Cour..
BTA TE   OF  CALIFORN/A. I
Oounty if 8an  fttrnardino. j
!u Hi i   nmt irr urth«-Mt-pnrnttrK-iln|( ofllKHEIi
UAVIs,  itttM
NOTICE l.S I1KUE1IY UlVKN TO Tlir: CRED
Iton <E, and all peraons having cUItnt against
rstud dMesaed, tbat tbey ure required lo  exhibit
tbe same witli the ooccasary voacfa-re, fritbin ten
months from the flret publication ol tbh notlcr, to
the niiilersigned. sit his t iflidencfl En tbe eity ol Sen
: -rever barred.
BDWAKD  DAILBY,
Adi min is- tut tor of the separate Batata
ol Rachel Diivi«, decen>ed.
In the matter of the Estate of AN
TOlflO    -TONACIO   AII1I>A,    i>o
ceasrd.
OTXCfi IS HEEEBY CIVF.X, by the onder-
igned,   Special  Administrator   of tim abo'
.  I Estate,  tc* tho creditors ot, and all   peraons
' i deceased,  to exhibit tho
same,   frith   the   neces-v-siry    vouchers,   within  ten
moulli.* from ihe  lirst publication  of this notice, to
the u!;i!.'rr-i,:.uril, _ tiie reafdence of Don Tgnaolo
Del Valle, ou the l'la/a, in the city ol'Los Angeles
PKDEO ANTONIO .MilLA.   '
Special A dui;ui_trator.
Losi Angeles. .Tiiminry E>, lf*r.'.«. 10m
.\':
DRY GOODS!
HEVNEJIANX, PICK & CO.,
89 and 91  California street,
(EMPIRE   BLOCK,)
IMl'OUTJIHS AXD   JOBBERS,
OKKKIt FOU SALE,
BY THE PIECE OR PACKAGE,
BI_ANKKTS-RED, WHITE, BLUE, AND
GRUE
KEN;
Prints,      ^^^^^
FVencn uud BngHah
Velvet Ribbons,
Black Oil Cloth,
Pilot and Beaver ClotBs,
Ftoncb Hats,
EHaokOil Cloth Hate,
Shirts,
French and   Knglish Mus
Itn do Laino,
Spool Cotton,
J'aruicr's Satin,
Maiybal's Linen Thread,
Velvets,
Bunting,
Gingbaina,
Alpaca!*,
Cas tores,
Marseilles,
Carpets,
Hearth Ron,
Crumb Cloth,
Linen Goods of nil
kind.1*,
Window Curtains,
Damasks,
Wool Plaids,
l(o-ii.-r_v, 	
And a Full Assortment of
x>_«.-_r  <_3-oox>s_
For Sale, at Lowest Market Rates
CUI-XINS & CO.,
N  OALK    STKEKT,   .SAiN     IRvNUl^CO.
One door north of Sacramento Slrtet,     *
miHOItTKllS OF
BEI) FCRXISHOG GOODS,
ABD   KAJtOFAOTOBSBa   AHD   UKALKRS   IN   B_M  XSi
B1DDIHG,  W'llOI.ESjr.l- AND H.n'Atl.,
INVITK the -tt-nttOti of Fmulllcs, Hotel keep.
er.-, StfTiiiiljont rrjinl S!ii;i simi'its. Mining mul Jfuiiufuc-
tni'inr; r..in .■:■ ui.v. .I'.rLiushiiii'ii, s.ii.l tin- JUri'Ctois of l'ublii
Instiiutiiins yeBerally, to their i stenalve Block of
REUS    AND   BEDDING,
■ in |.ut, tlic-ir cetol.nitc-.i  I'mni ,sm mi.l I'.'itfut
BpHbif Mi : featlur. Hair, Moks   Wool, Polo MidBtfaw
Unt-nii r.  ,,;  ,..,.1V  Bitot Bolsters ana WIIowb ; tesartj
K%ie Borater :n"[ Pffloa IksJa i Oottoa nod Linen Sheets,
J'illnwwui ll'.lr-ri i-i- ;-Yi[tt—all MCentod ijissi E is if!— Wliili'.
Had, Btae, Green, Grey and Wac-Inow nnd Navi I'.lsinlscts;
VSLVi'Sllr- -lylSrr i,l' Wis i I v Fsi Ul! ly met M;;i il i: tits -, I'ink. Bluo.
Orange, I'urpta aM fTUito B_kre»ds ; M^rsetlleH Quiltti;
Jfancheater-nd L_ne__lerCoonteruaiieen»d BeB*b*.«nt_;
bumfortern in j:i-'-\-, rarletv ; Table Ckiih.-r. N"_j.>.iti■-- and
ToweU: Bedsteadh, Bod Lbiingerf mM Coi--, bIro, Feathers,
I fstir. Moss, W.'ol simi 1'iilu ; Furniture Prints, Ti .khi-s.
Cotten dint Linen Sfaeettn^; ; lfc.l Lace, Bed Springy _c-,
& '.■.
bOLLISS _ CO'fl Maiiufaeiuring facilities are oo Mten-
«,*"• tbal lhi-y can Isli tho largest orders nt si f.-.v ii ixprn
Dotiee. ! i'':..i'.r-s s-inl )"!'rlrrr.-i-i:-. aro invited to call nod
. (amine their itodt bsfnrn .■ -.l i■ ■ ■ ]..■.- i.-■:- aliewljiTe.
Oi :.-.■ s.■■■-..!.-,| ■ ii:■-■-; -,. ;i: ii.>■ iv-ii. s.ss.i describing the
■;"'!: . re [uired, •■ ill he prom] tlj attended to.
Tin' M.-.-hsiuiiv- !r,-ri!lut-. ;. 1  its Imst    IndiistHal Exhfbi
tlo a. luvni-.ii-.! Collins & Co. the First Pwantow rot thei
Untres ■'■> __d iivitiling.
-    ds dell-erad at !!,.• strsioit-r.s fjeo of clu
"WOXj JP _E3'S3
SCHIEDAM   AROMATIC   SCHNAPPS!!
q io a Superior Ariideof
HOLLAND   GIN,
Manufactured by Myself Exclusively,
AT SCHIEDAM, HOLLAND,
■     ■   UI Hit: l"r,,-l,l  1  ,;,,/■■- it Ul<   fiom.   if _
 I     8CHIBDAJM AEOMATIC SCHNAPPS.
I' i r the rURBTINCnJRK in-.n'Xii'Ki:. dUtilled from the B_5*TBABLEY tbat enn be ndented at nm- eost.   it I.
1 .   ', !,r ciinimiiTl i.sLi--!' l.'.M-rv, hu 1 by  tin- oliuicir- bot a nils;. 1 vurii-ty '.f tlio AKOMATli'lT ".I "
l.lXjrNil'!,: !;l.r:'v ;,,] n-in, u.s spirituous snlvcnl   in,.] thus it'l*
-    ■ - ■  IIXi Tn:KisK i-XtM-f-iTK IT.AViiK ,\N1» AKtJ.MA, altufL-l Iht ti (insc n.l;in1. i„ ii, ailllDAL AM)
•,s,IL.„ .|.,. ioh-.Mlu.-ii.i:, ..[tl'..' r..rl..!.|..ii.-.{ t-CMIKl>AH   Ai:i.lMATI':   SrCiiNAl'I'S,   It:!'   pr<i|.rii-!.or  has s„l„nitl.-.1 il ta
Ih.-wili.T i.Vf.rrtli.. '.-.LU.-.ISU1...*.    Ovi-TiiliKKTilUt-tsAXUKNlKilISK IT. ovfi-   th.-ij-  „»„ s,s,„.
.-Hi.- r.  .-.v-T Al.r.il !■:.:.!(: .-TIMi:LKST -NUW IN I'SK.    Tim j- also ^"-sk   ,,f  ilu- Mil'.KAT St'ClKS.*: tbt-j have
in ilr.ivrl, ti„nl, i'iironic IlbciinisitiMii. Obs-tnu'tioos of   llu.   Ki.lni'Vs, l!lu.!.t<-|. Mml  Irlherj
Oranns     r.■■■...:... -t; ■,-..■! i rr -.' in th.- .-i-iiun-iii it nd Wi'stt-ru Statf> nhould always hare a supply on band us a I'KKVKNT-
IVKAii UNS'.' AfU'i: AN'!* l')-.\'i:i: and cbsnui-of w.-tter     This 1'hvskians in Xi-w nrU-uns and SL Louispreserfbe it wilh
-.,■■.< c.-o^.'.fnr.- in Cass*!-: '.IV C; tUi.Kl.A,   „„ njaMUil   of t 111- ITI'lTY OP TBE AliTTLLK.
UDOLPHO   WOLFE.
CAUTIOX TO  THE PUBLIC.
Slncf ill" introduction o! mv Sciiicdatii A i- una lie Pclnm |>ps into tlio United Stntcs. a nun.Wr of J.ifjnor  Slii.'r.s in
. .. i, ■.,,-]. PaiudelpbtA andBnn F-nactaeo,  h»ve  been ennged  InpntHngtip mixpd and pni-onnis Cin in
■ ■ jils; in...i! ii!f ir'on 1 Iii' unwarv for mv ^.-u niii<* H.;lii);i pps.     At    first.   tiii'V    b.dillj  oiiiuti'ifi'iii'.l   my
name, bai l min stopped -hai bj o«iBing seven] of thetntobe arrested.   Rtey new edpfina  tbem_errea to cloBely
iini'rr rinr: theapi ca ranee ssioi ihape ut mv botHea, and the peeo Lac wrapper  irbfeh I hare (.Iwftya ustd   vii :   VKL-
LOW PAFSR, printed with BED AND BLVK WK, EASTEBOABI) PKIKTEDCAP8.
HEW.VBE OF THESE IMITATHIN  BOGVB SCHiVAPPs.
B fil  to drink, tln-rt' wniikl he nn ni.-cd to jn.hu tln-ni oil' bv cmintorlt-ilins; thf peculiar sf vie nnd in
■ ■ •.rilr- (JKNl'INK. WOLLl:'^ SCilNAl'HP.    Avoid Ibeso itiisi'daiid doctored.up imltiilions   as vou would ur.utl
.-H.Vni.J:;.:.! NKilVI-:.-. KLINKD  S-TOMACU nnd LKLH'.ILM TiJK.ML.NS.    Tbo Pure and J;.-nu ,'tk> * . tmuppi have mv ruunc
On the butt I.'..-or!;, and it fuo-.-iniilo of a ..igtaturu va the hi bid.     Uor Mile I.v uli tlio Win ib.-r-silo I ironists and rcsllL.rt-
sibic LiqiiorDmlenh. the Butted BUwe,
rrnnT t>tto   wr.T.T?p.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer, 18, 20 and '2*2 Beaver st., New York.
'il,.- word Bebei.la.si ^olnuipps 'jl-Iou-s eMilusi. oh' to my ar tick—all olhcir- ui-t-   cniiilvi ivit  und uu  imposition ou
the public. Ciii^r..
Ia tho mat tor of the Estate of Bernardo Yorba, Deceased.
NOTIOK i.s iiot-chy  -rivoii   to nil  "iMSOBB  havtng
ciaiiii.s against the Seftsto of Bernardo Torbo,
9stoeaBed,topvesont tbe same, witii tho DMewn
voik'1 on;, v'it.liin   ten tnoiitli* from  tlio ilate beroof,
to the untlor.-i.LTiicd. Exeentors of s^niil Kstntc, at the
resilience ul  i'i udonoso Yorbn. iii  Suiiln Ana, Los
Aagelea cooatT, or the wimo wiD bp forever barred.
rKi.'DKNUlO YORBA,
RAYVIUXDO  YORBA,
LEUNAltDO COTA,
Executors etc.
Los Angeles. Doc. 2-1, 1858. dec25
PROBATE   COURT.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,        )
Los Angtles County. \
N°
of Hllllnrd I*,
tl.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIYEX by the uiulemgn-
d, Adiiiiiiiritratrix of lilt: above-iuuned estate,
to the creditors of, antJ all persons having claims
ngahist snid iloconsed. to exhibit the same, with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first
publication of this notice, to tho mulct signed, or
her Attorney, E. J. C. Kkwkt.', at his Office, in the
citv of Los Angeles.—Dated, October 9th, 1858.
CIVILITY R. DORSEY,
foil Administratrix, kc.
i Fr
114,
I Iv
Established in 1849.
ON? Off OtTR FIRM is at present travelling in
Bo.rope,where he is collecting and lorwurdiug
to us by every .steamer the most splendid stock of
WATCHES AM) JEWELRY
er imported into this State. Our Watclns cs.n-
not be surpassed for substantiality and time-keeping.   Our Jewelry I* selected with the greatest
care, and none but the most, tasieful goodfl mad'
of the finest gold are allov.-issl to leavx'our estab
li::lrsi.'ist.
Quartz Jo-welry
Wo manufacture on the pfcmises. We are tht
inventors of the art, and keep ahead of all competition.
WATCH REPAIRING
la done by the &ei*t workmeB.iroder our own in
spection. and warranted for one year. Watcbet
rei*-repair sent to us fiy Expres;. are attended tt
promptly*.
BARRETT ^ SHRRWOOD,
l'.'E> Mont.^urriery -treet.
between Clay and Conitnereir.] -tree(>.
y-Jti tf SAN FRANOrSCO.
Steamer S«i Bmp'fl Ma-iiixkiit.—The raachin-
ery of ih« ill-is,-
Pir, toot I bave a hand! V.   I) neur
 H (which port she was burned U-r : -' . :   M       1(r    r»i_v   ___*_
•1 his innrnetiler. "have you-    Wall, ortrhMlodtAd r«*[CTO-   lvo   ^lay   birei,!.,
|||||__________.B^^^^^^B^^^^^B^H:     IpI.K
Biuoiu hjmlle, L,
GEORGE L. STORY & CO.,
r R       _■ n-sisrs n
PAINTS. OILS. flllDI OUS.
BRUSHES, COLOUR, GLUES,
tiun  Francisco.
STATE OS" CALIFORNIA,
County of Los Angela
Margaret E. Hilburn, FlaintifF.
Lemuel F. Ililbuni, Defendant.
Action brought in t&e District Court of the 1st
Judicial   District, and tlie  complaint  filed in   the
City and County of Los Anjrelea, in the office of
the Clerk of said District Court.
I'l.o Pawlaaftlm Sfn'" of Cnllfoniln acini grott-
Ii.K : To  LiK.llUEL. F. HIL.BUItiV.
YOU are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against yon by the above named plaintiff, in our District Court of the First, Judicial Dis
trict, in and lor the county of Los Angeles, and
to answer the complaint filed therein, a certified
copy of which you are herewith served, within ten
(lays alter the service on you of tim summons—if
served within tbis county ; or if served cut of this
county but; within the First Judicial District,
within twenty days after the service thereof; or
if Served ont of the First, Judicial District but in
the State oi California, within forty days after tbe
service thereof: always e.\culsive of tbe day of
service; or judgment by default will be taken
agaioiit you.
The said action is i.toii-lit to recover against
you a decree of said Court, dissolving the bonds
of matrimony heretofore existing between you nnd
flic plaintiir, and to vest the sole guardianshipand
custody of Robert IliHnirn, infant, iu the said
pbiinMH, and for oostfj of suit, and such other and
luriher or general relief, us shall bo agreeable to
equity.
And if you fail to app ar and answer the said
complaint as above required, the said platatiffwil!
cause your default to be entered, and apply to the
Ooort lor tbe relief prayed for in her complaint;
Witness the Hon. Benjamin Hayes, Judge of onr
District Court aforesaid, the 1st day of March. A.
D. ISiil.
[flBAL.] Attest: My hand and the seal of said
Court, the day and year last, above written.
CHAS. R. JOHNSON* Clerk.
Per Joii.x (.). U'jn.;i:i,Ei;, Deputy.
Scott it L,.xd_:h, Attorneys* for Plaintiffs.
Tlie Wood and Willow Ware
ESTABLISHMENT OF
HJtWXHURST   &   SOU
IS still in lull operation, at their old stand, No.
3'J SACRAMENTO STREET, where will bo
found the largest stock of goods in iheir line on tho
Pacific coast. mh2t'i-Cm
The llaraoiirg lircmcn
FIRE INSURANCE C©.
INsi'U !--S   against  Losses  by   Firo in  all  the
cities aad towda [__ California,
At Orimrty iiciiuced __ta(at_
For particulars apply to
MORRIS SPEYER,
138 Washington street, Saa Francisco.
All losses settled tiere in Cash
Immediately after the amount is ascertained.
apgO-Sm
To L'apHallstsantl Ow
Conti inpliili' ii.
ra o( Real Kstnlc tvho
To tHe Interior Me reliant s and
othera Interested.
WM. H.BOVEE&- GO.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Pioneer Coffee and Spiee Mills,
ESTABLISHED MAY, 1S50,
123 Front Street, 8a?i Franciseo,
WOULD call tho ATTENTION of those residing in the interior of the State, to their new
BnAsn ok CoFi'KK, (each package bearing tlieir
stamp) put up inl lb. papers, 48 lbs. in a case J
.ilso, for Restaurants and Hotels, in 6 lb. pnpers,
100 lb. cases. The increased demand fbr this Bkasd
has induced us to make such arrangements as will
enable us to furnish hereafter's Truly Choice Ak*
tioi.k oir OOTFES, not to be surpassed, if equaled,
in this market; and to those who ore desirous of
Enjoyi-.a tbs Luxury ot AH Extha Fine cup o*"
Cofeee, they may rely upon doing so, if they will
purchase our Brand of Family Coffee; and the
conditions we offer are,—if it docs not prove as resented, return the same by rc-shipment, nnd
draw upon us for all expenses incurred. We aro
anxious to introduce this Brand throughout tho interior of tbe State, and we arc hktkrminhd to spuro
no pains to make it a TrulyFamily Coffke, satisfied that there arc those who are willing to pay a
reasonable fair price for the same.
We shall continue to manufacture the Rio Coffee,
under the name of Pioneer Mills, and consumers
may p«lj upon its.Ijcing of the same uniform quality as heretofore.
Our brand of Fresh California Ground Spices (so
generally known) we shall continue to furnish nt
the lowest market price, in ■} lb. glass and o :md 10
lb. cans. mh2(i 3m
FRANK   BAKER,
HO and 112 Clay street,
45 and -it Mercliant street,
IMPORTER A.VD   DEALER  IJ\
POIIE1G1V  AND  DOMESTIC
Floor and 'falilc Oil Cloths,
MATS AND COCOA MATTING,
DRUGGETS, BAIZES, DAMASKS,
Window Shades and Hollands,
IJ P H O T, S T E H Y   O O O l> S ,
PAPER  HANGINGS & BORDERS,
C'Hiisa  Matting,
For ssdo in bond or duty pnid, at lowest rotes.
mh2tj (ini
ESTABL.ISITKD iN 1849.
in
k:'\
PHOEMIZ   WORKS.
KITTREDGE & FBASER,
pROPBIETOBS of lhe PlusoU Iron Works, San
_L Praacisoo, dootrc to oall your particular attention ti tlie fact that ihcv arc extonsivolv engagr>d
in manurictnrins: I'TlilM'KOOF D0OB3 AND
EJH0TTEES, DANK VAULTS, PRISON' CELLS.
''■■ "  -- "t greatly Reducod Prices.
Our practical knowledge of the basfnesa has
beeo readerod comiUete, by tun years experience
in Ssm l''r;i:!ci.*(.:o.
Ootbcvt refemm ia our Work which can be
■eeo in in.-;lr 1 y aver; city und town in this State
aod Oregon, l'articular attention paid to orders
Irom tbe country.
A, large asaOTtmeat nf second hand doors and
!int.t-'rs  i.-.-n ;r,r-r ;y oil risunl. and fur BakhMven
Um   Irrl,...
tMerj -trod, near Psolflo, Ban FittQci.'-xo.
aa~e> iiiip«3RraIsX'c5
f{i01ESAlEOHlJ§(3!ST«
SAN FBANCBCO.
A HE now iccuiving IbeiD stock for tlio S1T.ING
A TKADIrS of
NEW AUD FRESH GOODS,
and dfferf t.o country buyers tlio largest and best
assortment in their lino on tho Pacific coast.
Having boon Engaged in the Drug Business in
San Francisco for tho past tkx years, they llattcr
themselves tbat their arrangements aro such, that
thoy can offer uneqnaled inducements to such as
may Faroe thom with their custom.
Their asjortnient comprises overythhw in their
line of business that innv be required by Druggists",
Pliysiciau.-- and (lerchaota, and also all goods in
their lino in use by Qrocere, Baken, Brewers, Confectioners, Dyers. Tanners, Assayers of Gold, Hatters, Soda Manufacturers, Barbers, Hotel Keepers
and manufacturers.
All the popular FAMILY PATENT MEDICINES received direct from tha proprietors and
guaranteed CLXUiNE. and at tiiu lowest tr.idc
prices uihic-6m
VOL. IX.
LOS   ANGELES,  CAL.,  SATURDAY,  JUNE   11,  185fr.
pr:; crty of the
historical society of
♦ southern california
NO.  5.
€05 Angeles Star:
POBTJSSI9D BVHBT SATDODAT  Moumn,.,
At So. 1, Pioo Biii,ihmW).Spring Street, Lot
Angeles,
BY   JI.   HAMILTON.
TERMS:
Subscription, per annum, in advance. .45 00
Por Sis .Months,  3 00
For Three Mouths ...."."..'. 2 00
Single Number   y 25
AnvKuris-i^KNTS inserted alTwoDoM
of ten lines, for the
larsporsiiuare
^^^^^^^^^^ tirst insertion ; and One
Dollar per square for each Hubsetjuonl insertion.
A liberal deduction made to Yearly Advertiser...
Aukn-m.— The following guutlcmcn aro author-
^^iaa&teufct^^
business (Larbs.
C.   E.   THOM,
Atiorin'y and Cemnsettox at Law
LOS ANGBLBS.
()|li< c in Pico HiiiMiiigs, Spring -treet. fei
E.   J.   C.   KEWEN,
Attorney ami C-oiinsi-IIor at  Law
LOS ARGBLfiL,   ,
Wllpractice in thoCoiirts of the First Judicial
District, the Sup    "    ---" """ " " ""
trict C
, fcUv oU1..^...e Court, aud the  IJ. S. Dih
.^. wwtirl of the Smith'rn 1 Wstrict c\" California
Office, Io Temple's Building, opposite Helios*)
stor
Jan. 1st, 1868.
1 D. A. TiniM
...SOU   t-'ntrvirrr
 Son OaOrief.
'.'.'.'.Santa Barbar
 SttM 8orna<fdi
BELLA UNION HOTEL
Main  Streot,
LOS   A N « E I. E S ,
FLASHNER & WINSTON,
PROPRIETORS.
MTHIS HOTEL, so long known as the best
in Southern California, having passed into
the hands of the present Proprietors, has
been thoroughly refitted, and many additions made
to its accommodations.
Strangers, and gentlemen with their families, will
flad this an agreeable home, at all times.
The table will be supplied, ns heretofore, with all
the delicacies of tho market. oct'2
SLOAN & ItKYNOLDS,
ittorneys aufi CounsoiMna »* i-t-.™-
Ot-'KlL-rc — In I'l.so's lti-IcK  ntlflttlgi
Near the Court SeoM, Spring Street.
ft, W. y. BbOmS. H- ft ftMWWMOi
Los Angeles, April 4. 18.ri0. apU
WM. H. SHORE,
Blotary I"xx-fc>lio.
dr. jTc. welsh7
Wholesale and lietail
DHUaGIST,
B       MAUY STREET, LOS AJVGELES.
iAFAYITTI HOTEL.
SVEftxxi.  Street,
OPPOSITE   THE BELLA   UNION,
LOS ANGELES,
MTHIS Establishment offers superior inducements to the traveling public, and especially to those wishing a. quiet home. The
location is desirable, the establishment large and
commodious, with rooms—singls and for funiilie.-—
clean and well furnished, and a table well supplied
with the choicest viands and delicacies of the season
—as is well known by those who have favored the
bourse witli their patronage.
The Proprietor will use every exertion, and ne
gleet nothing, to give his guests entire satisfaction
EBEHUARD & KOLL.
Los Angeles, Dec. 11,1858.
UNTTED STATES HOTEL.
.Mcviix Street,
Los   Aw geles.
THE SUBSCRIBER having leased the
| above establishment,begsleave toinform
the public that be has reiittod aud rcfur-
_-:-•»■., A uishod the same, and that it wilt be eon-
dueied iu the very best style. The table will be
liberally supplied with everything ths market affords, and every care will be taken to make the
UNITED STATES HOTEL a comfortable home
for boarders.
Attached to the Hotel is a BAR, where the best
oT liquors and cigars are kept
Terms, moderate to suit the times,
T. WEAVF.R.
Los Angelea, Dec. 22, 1858.
Roofing I Roofing I
3Vt£isitXo  Hoofing !! 2
E. P. RUSSELL'S   PATENT.
MYLES & SMALL
APOTHECARIES,
MAIS  STREET- ™ * «*-«^--*-'™*-™i«l.
febl9
tut Oou&nsrolAla
KIN S   OF   THK   DAYS.
UL XH&. I.. 11. SI.UHUM.Y.
'■Call the Si.bhi.tli u delight,    the ln.lv ol the Lord
—honorable." Ibiah, Ma \n;> L8m,
All hail, thou kin;; cl duy:*!
Thy pubjcels bow tho kuet?—
Thoir vow wf loyalty thoy i;u  .;
(Iod bulb annoinled thee !
Above thy brethren six,
A prowl and princely train,
Each wilh liis coronel ol power
He calls ilir..' forth In rrl-n.
I see thee on thy tlirono,
The crown upou ihy brow ;
TIlK good, ttie jsiou- and tlio \. it>0
lis :A-A iille;:iiUKM.' bow,
1 In-.is- i Iiy ft wit:  proclaimed
By priest and obtoUua olioir,
By ehinii's: farooi Uffb Qinadnl loivn-.
Aud bells Irom village epire.
t-i  i,„.. .i
For those whom care hath Imw'd,
A solace lor the wounded leeasM,
A rainViw un tlie cloud.—
A cordial for the faint,
A fold for those who stray,
Thy scepter shed*, the balm of heaven
On all who love its away.
Hartford, Jan. 29, 1839.
Tim
H.  F.   SWAIN,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
LOS ANGELES,
Temple's Blwrlc,   Wfuln   titrtct,   ncnily OppMHc
Commercial  street,
Entrance through Dr. T.J. White's Drug Store
C.  DUCOMMUN,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy Omuls, Books & Stationery!
TOBACCO,  PIPES. CIGARS $
—  ALSO,—
Window Glass, Oils and Colors, Varnishes,
Turpentine, &c. &c. &c.
■iiricd and extensive stock ou hand, to
aep 11
The iw„ 	
bo lound out of Sau Francisco.
St.   LAZJARX),
IMTORTEB,
Aud Wholopnle and Retail Dealer in
Fi encli,   EnuSisli   and   Anterican
Dry Goo-1b.
Corner of Melius Row, Los Angelea.     any 2
^FLEISHMAN & SICHeLT^
IMPORTERS AND   DEALERS   IN
Hardwraxe,   Crockery, Paints,   Oils.
ko., kc.
Btltslt BnllUIng   -   -   -   -   I*oa Angelea Streel
feb26. 	
From WimlilnK'oii.
Wabhinotoh, May 12.—The Go?. Gen. ol Canada, through the Rritish Minister here, haa made
demand upon this gov-.mm.ent for tho surrender
of Deputy Marshal Tyler, who shot tho captain ol
the American brig Concord, of Cleveland, while
lying iuSarnia, in Catiada. Tyler, a short time
siucewaa tried in Michigan,and convicted of manslaughter. They now demand bissurrender under
the Ashburton extradition treaty. There are ques-
tious of law involved in the case which require it
be laid before the Attorney General, who haa the
case now under considoration,
WaibIiimjton, May 14.—The War Department
designated the tallowing utaliotiH as schools for
artillery practice: Forts Ridgley, Raudall and
Leavenworth, in the Department-- of the Wcfit;
Fort Clark iu Texas, and Vancouver In Oregon.
The following officers have been appointed Inspectors : Brevet Col. Munroe, Department of Uie
Went; Brevet Lieut. Col. Kauman, Calilornia and
Oregon; Brevet Colonel Harvey Brown, Department of the Coast and Texts.
Washington, May 12.—The Territorial Overland
Mail Route between Neosho, IL, and Stockton,
Cal., which were let to contract last year, has been
discontinued, to take effect the first of July next.
The failure of Coiigrc-'B to make the msual appropriations for the 1'oBt Office Department—lhe
interruptions of the mails, mostly from the presence of hostile Indians along the lines, and the
consequent reduction of mail matter to comparatively insignificant amount, are the reasons  alleg-
■
_<1 for tin. fit*
FRANCIS   MELLUS,
HAVING purchased the patent right of the abovi
valuable invention, for the purpose of supply
ing the counties ot Los Angeles, San Bei*naidlu<
and Sun Diego, if now prupun.d to execute ali <n
Jers witb which he may be favored. .
The pub dc are aware that it has been the study of
.scientific men, architects and builders, for many years
to discover an article lor Roofing parpdBea, that will
witiut.aud jukblo.ii changes ot climate, be impervious
10 water, and of sure   protection against fire,    The
inventor of this roofing labored many years to combine articles which would answer the above purpose
mid obviate the dillicuUios of rust and decay attendant upon  tin and  shingles, and tho destruction  by
the sun and frost of the various compositions used
for rooting.    This he succeeded in doing, and now,
after six years ot tho severest trial wc would invite
the careful attention ot all interested in such matters.,
believing that, they will be  fully convinced of its
practical value both for durability and economy, in
winch respects we  believe  that its  equal is not at
present known.   This rooting can readily be applied
to roofs of overy description, either steep or flat, and
can bo put on over shingles or tin, being much cheaper than the lirst and at half the cost of the latter.
Two coats of  the mastic  put on over an old leaky
tin root, will msike it as good as now at one-third of
the cost.    In preparing this roofing a heavy drilling
or canvass is  used, which  is  thoroughly saturated
with a. perfectly water proof preparation, after wbich  ._.
it receives a thick coating, upon both sides, of .the   cial street
Hour of so-ipstone, which sets into the texture of tho
canvass, and gives it  a firm body, making it very
eUstic and durable.   After the canvass, as prepared,
is put upon the roof, another coaling ol niasiio,which
is thoroughly filled with sand, is given it, making it
fireproof in every respect.    Uy exposure, this coating becomes firm anil solid,  giving you&rooftbftt
can bo walked  upon with  perfect impunity, and as
durable as anything known; and we do most candidly
and im_.e-itatin_.lv believe, far superior to anything
of tho kind yet discovered;  and alter a severe test
of many years, stand as reliable and good as when
first put on, without change or decay.    All that wo
ask is, that a careful examination  may bo given it.
and we feel convinced that it will boar all the i-ecom-
membuiou which wo offer of it.    Annexed wc give
you  the  names of some  ofthe persons using this
roofing, and to whom we arc at libeity to refer:
TubR Co. V)'< St/_t.e si.: C. Ky«r, arcaim-it, 40 Wtate -• -
vt'.y "i Oo.  7 Merchant' ™
FRANCIS   MELLUS,
W1J0LKSAI.K A,VI> RETAIL UKALKIt
In   Uroccries,   Hardware,  Paints,
Oils,  Ac- &c.
JUNCTION OF MAIN AND SPRING STREETS
LO'   ANGELES. milC
j. J. TOMI.INSON.
Oli.N   ..Ol-I.r.i..
GOLLER & TOMUNSON,
Forwarding   and   Commission
Merchants,
LOS ANGELES and SAN PEDRO, Cal.
R. E. Raimond, Agt. at Sau Fraucisco.
July 3, 1858. uovG
EDWARD N. MCDONALD,
Forwarding   and   Commission
M E lt C H A N T .
LOS    ANGELES    AND    SAN   PEDRO
ap23
PHINEAS BANNING,
Forwarding   and   Commission
Merchant,
LOS ANGELES AND SAN PEDRO.     olO
BACHMAN & CO,
WHOLESALE AND KETAI1. DEALERS IN
Gioccrlts,   Win.-,  l.lquorti,     lothlng,    Hnrtl-
nii.-v, IRm -Smi
Produce,  liuli s   nnd Wool tnkcii In cuhnnge.
Los Angeles street, second house from Commer-
Jan. 1st, 1859.
New York, May 12.—The failure of Jacob Little
has created & decided sensation jn the Stock
Board. The amount of bis liabilities are estimated at about $'2,000,000.
Cisginsati, May 15.—A Ore broke out about
four o'clock Miis morning in Kimball & Weed's
plaining machine mill, on Race street, which was
totally destroyed Lobs $7,500. Fifteen or
weuly families were burned out. The total loss
vill amount $40,000, on which there is an insurance for $20,000.
Lagrange, Kr., May 15.—Thomas II. ITolt bus
been nominated by the Democrats ofthe Seventh
Congressional District. Mr. Holt, on accepting
the nomination, maintained the right oftlie South
to take her property to the Territories, under the
Dred Scott decision, and declared against the
inteference of Congress, either to establish, pro
Mbit or protect slavery.
CALiyoRXU. Ocean Mails.—The   contract    for
carrying the mails scmi-monihly   between New
York and San Francisco, and New Orlcani* and
San Francisco, for a period of nine   months,   from
the first ol October to the first of July next, hais
been awarded by the PoBt Office Department to
Mr.Daniel II. Johnton, of this city, who represents the Nicaiagua Isthmus route interests.   Tho
sthedule time between New York and San   Francisco not to exceed twenty-three days, and between
New Orleans and San   Francisco twenty days.—
The compensation for thin service is $162,000, or
$21G,000 per annum.   Tbe service for the period
mentioned, at the rate now  paid to tbc Panama
line, would cost $711,1S7,   showing a saving of
$579,187, excluding from the estimate the  coastwise service between San Francisco aud   San  Dio-
go, and San Francisco and Astoria, which latter is
provided for  in another  contract,  without   add!,
tionul expense to the Department,—N. Y. Herald,
E. H. WORKMAN &, BRO.
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
TKMPI.E'S MARI1LE FKOKT  BLOCK,
Will kirep constantly on hand an assortment of
Saddles, Harness, &c. &c.
Iti t-niilnii mine Mill, promptness.
Oct. 21th, 18.-.8.
Sja.i3.x>iL.i3n.-y.
M. RON TET,
"L.OS ANGELES STUBET, In front of Co
HAS the honor to announce to the Public, tbat
he still carries on his buBin''00 mt the old
Daniki. WnftflTMft.—The memory of Mr. Webster
is cli'.'i-i>]iid by many persons in New England
who knew liltlc either of oratory or slatesinitii^bip,
They knew the man—they remember his manly
i—,^ Yx'm doric head, his  dark deep   set eyes,  the
 a oi bis voice,   the   friendly   "How   do   you,
neighbor';" We do not belicro that God ever
made another earthly being of his form and
mould; we have seen many great men of the
world, and have traveled over many land", but we
never saw one who could compuro with Mr. Webster in majestic, manly beauty. We neycr naw
any one wbo looked so great us he looked.—Boston
Pott.	
Fride bas been likened to tho benuliful oc;icia,
i that carries its  head proudly above its neighbor
- »*.-»   m i,in  likn them,  haa itn
'=■= ■■- m hi, »VM i..~™-"'^''^*» ,he°" hul1"
tl^Kir. -1 Uui'in H
I",'i\-UHnn>irK.-rl»"- Bn-rjr »-!*_
r,)„./_:-irV.;',i..S„cr.-.-r,„ni,„,.   ^'EAAS'E™»'j CXoVcd, in the Ma-
cioVker, ..r.ot™l» 4mg_l««, M   0rder» with vtacrh ne maj
11. ". II) -tj-'Ai-i'-.. Msiisi ■!.. ; ll'.ti'vsi'.'". Siiul.noy .\- <'i). huiilurr
.litsiltn.--. l^, Oril.orn, jiliinin-j; mill.-=. Main at.:  T.J.  J Lowe,
build-urn.
[USOMMKRVILLK^ncnj. Randal, builder: E. E. L'olc,
IN ROXMUUV—Ww. lUvtci^lmildcr: Johnson & Levett,
l"N*   S'V.I'CiVCS'.T—Kdlvn All vin. sii].t-riiii(.iitienton»-wk«.
IS' >!■!'.[N'i;r:i-:!,n—It. Gray, -opertnteiMteiit,C.W,Ch4-
IX   FAI.I,   l.IV'.'Ji—Hicsli-ird  iU.rden.   l'res. Iron Works.
T.  Ilur-lfii, Globe 1'rint Works-
Junction Main and Spring streets.
Los AngeU»,  Sent. 2'., 1858.
n tlicSnil'II- ry huiim«"
s Angelea, Hov. aiet, 1858.
HIV0BLI4KB, M*y l^.—Tbo Touuesiwo briugn
"■in VimCrw to tho 8th, iv.E innii tin.' ,■;:>
OTUuIoq to the l»t ofM*y.    Tho new a is  impor-
Uut.
Artful v..ni'u sinin state at the capital, where a
1 ;: i:i:'''  i:' ;'- '   '''      ■■■     ■■■"'   •■  '     -i w      •-.-.'-. . i,   1.  .,,,(
■1!' ottUjn ki t-t'n-s.imuiiiy bared,
Miruinoh was trying Us isu- inmioy from I'mopo
:':' oqpltalhta on I pledge of the church prnp^Tty,
the Archbichop cm^nlii rs lo the m.irtgaco.
The Indignation of the BrtlWi naldeata against
Mr. Olwny is v.i v slinng.
11 '' ■ " In ' ii*t< "co to oust Miramon and
reloitatfl Zaloaga.
'r'[' ■'' >:- M hoon iryiiu: to raise $40,000,90*
ii, ''ill "or.' ims*ueccss*liil.
MTOBMRKh
Gon, Unbloi- wa*> at Julnpa wiih 1,(KM> men. lie
had ir.rii.il rt decree forbidding lhe pas-gago ol lhe
American mail-i.
Gen. Rubles wm nttll at Jalapa, surrounded by
Gen. Ampudia, Iduve «ml TracnuU, all wailing
tho result of matlern at tho capital. If drivun
close Robles will pronounce.
Guadalajara had been tukon hy tho liberal*).
The capture of Tepic, San BlavColima aud Man-
/.anillo by the liberals ik confirmed.
Gen. Mojia had been completely rooted by tho
liberals, with the loss ol 500 prlnoncre. among
whom ib reported to be himself.
The English aud French   Fleets were   still
Sacrilicios.
Tho entire position of affairs is squally.
Minister McLane had returned to Vera Cruz,   in
bad health.
Washington, May Uu—Private despatches from
Mexico, telegraphed from New Orleans to Washington, represents the propped* of fhe liberals for
taking the capital as very encouraging. Tho ef*
'orts of Miramon torruse money in Europo on the
Church property are considered as futile, In view
of the hostile condition of iifUirs on that
coutinent. The lakiug ol the City of Mexico
by the Coi.sJLitatiounli^ts is cous-'uleied meiely a
-pueBtiou of time.
    >^m in s 	
luiir from Ktir<i}K-  -Wnr t'miiiiit-iirril.
Nkw Yobk, May  15.--The steamers Weser and
Borusssia arrived  thia evening, at half past six-
from  Bremen  via Southampton, with  Liverpool
dates to the 3d inst.
The screw steamer New Yoik arrived at Cowes,
on the 30th ult.vttnd the Canadian Muy 3d.
In regard to the war, there can be but little
doubt that war has commenced, In nil probability
there was a sharp action ut the bridge of Bu!l'..lorn-
on lliuraday, the listb ult., which, It is repore<l,
the Austrians, after a considerable loss, took at
the point of the bayonet. Ii \>, also reported lhat
Mortara had been taken, and ihut the Sardinians
had retreated before the Austrians, near lhe Luke
Maugiors.
The telegraph lines to Switzerland havo been
cut by the Austrians.
VtKN.VA, Sunday, May 1.—Tho Austrians have
occupied Intra, Pa 11 anza and Arona, the Sardinians retreating at their approach.
Turin, Thursday, April •in,—The stomner which
arrived at Genoa oa the 27th, brought a proclamation to the Tuscan army, inviting it to await the
signal cl war, and advance in a compuct body of
12,0000 men to reinforce Piedmont.
A similar proclamation has beeu addressed to
the troops in the Komagua.
Tuiix, April 2».—Generals Canrobert and Nielle
have arrived here, and gone to join the King.
The Austriaim are concentrating in gri'al masscf ;
at Placcnza, where a proclamation had been isiued
by the Russian Commissioner Extraordinary.
Fifteen thousand of the French Imperial Guard
landed to-night at Genoa, making the force there
■10,000 men.   The force in Suza is alao increasing
fast.
Turin, April 30.—Tbc official bulletin confirms
the passage ol the Ticino by the Austrians yesterday.
The King, accompanied by Generals Canrobert
and Nielle, visited the line of tbe river Dora.
The corps d'armee which entered Piedmont by
Gravilona consists of twenty battalions and eight
batteries of cannon.
Turin, May 1st.—Tbe King has gone to
the command.
The Austrians are at Navarre In force, and also
at Pavia.
The French infantry and artillery oontinuo to
arrive.
No decisive movement has yet been made.
BBBXV,   Saturday,  April   SO.—The   Austrians
have H'i/vl i"V"i- tl s'su'Ussiriii vi's-i -A ■ en !-'■■■
Maggiore. and commenced hostilities last evening.
\':i-nn-i, April 30.—Count Buol has forwarded
circular noles to the foreign governments staling
lhe diplomatic and politieal reaaous for tbe declaration o' war by the pmperor.
The Wiener Zeilung publishes decreet orderin
the income lax ol the third clan to be retained j^., .
the pay ol the office iuiuudietely upon tbc 1MH   .>»U ™t"^
of the public bonds being paid, and Ofd«v| /v at Baltimore.
loan of HO.i'OO.OOO pounds sterling, but al DNHn 1
it ih impos-hil'l's to contract it.    The National Bank
will advance two-thirds ot the nominal value of
the   loan in new notes.   A third decree releases
the National Bank from the necessity of n     'n
ite notes with specie, and a fourth ordered Uie duties or exciw dutivito be pafal in silver nr payable coupons of lhe National loan
Ix- Ulm, Ul..| I.1.,.um . ..I ( nlllnriiU.
eoltti .iisnii ol the gi ipi Is ''.ii.'
Mr, la the*Short i pwu al tweoU year?-, to liasa"
i  nd s.i i topoi taooe i:-.-.-1 otUng of wu gold isloea.
Till.-  -tsu.'llls'Si!   V. ill   ■>.. Ill'   ■ in j-.S ■    r    V, ill!   lilull' rlSSiis^.
and will probatdj be .U-ciidiii.d by many ; but it
is easily rascepUble ol proof.   The Stal
lor   \>EJ, a mift   vnlusble  work, and  ono which
rllnllld   U.'  ill    tlie
poMcsaioii of every Californian,
widely dtestintpalad Uiponghoiit tha
{'■ Un iflUles, Informs us that the lacrease of qui
,; -■x"; ''■   I'-'-, v ■ ,    ,       ,   „t.,  and
^■■■v'!Sly!,.,ir    p«r   ce..!.,    Ir-ui    Is,,,     In    [8S8,   Slid
[Ml oaal. s-uisT than on tho wholes :..„.:.,
balog a groalac tu n km than oosipooad inl reat
&. it E eaUoated thai Ihe present
-,l: k (li VMI «i »h«o matured, • KoluaUe ol the pro-
s   til.    v,i,    ,.t Kr ■
dollars,    lo twent]   jenrs,  at tbe rate oi progn
above   indicated, the winu   prodocl of California
Will be wm lis     .;-   :■;.!■.      ■ r-s ..;,>',! us-.
B. s!l> s-ucli enormous resourcos ol our own, tho
importation of French wines and liquors will not
only cease, but California will become the greatest exporter, and will occupy much of tho wino
tnarfcet OOW   monopolized by Franco,   But it Is
not only in the arllclo of wino lhat the United
States Is becoming independent of foreign countries.   Mr. I.ongworth has produced an article of
etunipagne  wine which   commands a   high price,
and is much sought arter ; aud Mr, I'ike has sua'
cceded in manufacturing a most superior article
of brandy Irom  the Catawba grape.    This liijuor
Is pure, and, in our opinion, much superior to tho
best  French  brandies of the BQHW age.    But tbo
iims-t   impo: l.nit   iirlicle  o!   Aiin'riciiii    liipiors    is
whisky.   Thu fame of several choice brands has
become   World wide.    "OW   Bourbon"   and ''Old
Uye'' are peculiarly Aineiican Institutions.   Mr.
J. II. Culler, of Louisville, Kentucky, bas obtained
a degree of excellence  in the   manufueluio   of
"Bouillon" which   l..c-,  more lhan anything clua,
taken the place of French and Spaulbh brandies,
English   gin, aud oth.r foreign liquors, of good
and   bad qualities.    It is also chasing wretched,
poisonous compounds oat of the market, and saves
hundreds of thousand), ot dollars lo the country by
iccping them nt home.    Whisky is sb much tho
national liquor In lhe United Slates as it is in Ireland or Scotland although of different character
and llavor, nnd  great pains are taken by  eminent
manufacturers to distil it ns pure and as excellent
as possible,    In no part of lhe United  States will
the traveler find belter or purer wines and liquors
in  respectablu public  bar-rooms, lhan In California ; becauso we pay more for Ihem lhan anybody
else, and they are improved by the sea voyage and
th* ti mo Miandftfl nn thn nassaire.   Ai a matter ot
national  Import, this eubjeot Is of  great  consequence, and we doubt not a careful investigation
Into the statistics will show that millions of dollars
have been retained in our country during the past
ten years, which would havo gone to enrich foreign manufacturers, were il not lor the homo enterprise  tbat has been exhibited In tho articles
above menlionsd.   The wire culture is, however,
yet in  its Infancy but it  is the  infancy ol  a Hercules, with California for his cradle.   It la Impossible to set any bounds to ihe future g'reataoea and
power of this Stale ; but a faint idea of it may lie
gathered from thu promise held forth iu iie grapo
culture alone.— S. F. Herald.
Tba   War   Kcvra,
The arrival of the Anglo Saxon at Quelieo and
lhe Adelaide  at .VI. Johns, place us   in possession
ol a week'n later advices from Europe.    Tho rcwe
is ol the highest   importance,    politically,   financially and commercially.    The great war  had  almost commenced, though no act of actual   hostilities had  as yet occurred.   Tbc  hopes   of peace
hung upon   a very slender thread, namely,    an
offer of mediation on the part of England, based
upon Iho acceptance of one of tbe  two following
conditions:    let. The  immediate,   absolute   and
simultaneous disarmament of Austria, Franco and
Sardinia ; or 2d. Tbc consent on the  part of all,
pending the remit of tbe   mediation, to   retain
iheir arms lu precisely tbe same condition, and to
maintain a position, If not of peace, at all events,
of inaction.   Tbis proposition was transmitted to
Paris aud Vienna on the 25th ult. butso lata aa
tbe 30th France had not signified ber acceplanco
of it, and   notwithstanding the report of the acceptance of the offer by Austria, one hundred and
twenty thousand of ber troops   bad   crossed  the
Ticino, and entered   tbe   Piedmontes territory.—
This was regarded officially in Paris as an overt
act id wai . 'raid.
I.O.orO.F.—Tbi a '■■■'■- I t_t has, during tho
last eight years, r-J-p'ioled in charity ln different
ways, In the several Slates of the Union, ibe sum
of >.'.,900,000, and Ufteted 286,074 ol lis members
i's name time, besides Its widows aud orphans who received their special care. It numbers at pesenl 178.000 members, and the sum or
■_:o.onn ii r< quired   annually bylheGrand Lodge
United   (Stales  to  perform   its  necessary
\"*5.flous. in collecting   all i-i&lirlics aod paying
.W members, who are required to meet once a year
i  they
nielli-
»____._L_T FOR  SAIiB.
1000 Bags of Salt for sale, by
,...,;• FBANOIB MKLLCS.
LAVENTHAL & LETTER
Wholesale mil EcUil Dl-.Ic™ iu
Cl«tl.ln6,   Dry   "too*, "»«s, Ca*8>
and Shoes,
* *„ Hi-new brick building in Beau-
Have removed to the new nw
dry's Block, .-*_\__mitteWW
„., ,!,,;„„■ HIV-   ' /.,    I-,---    ■- •
on Sau Franci.co co^VENTUAL S. LETTISH
'    Lo_Augelc_,Au6.28,18&8.
Young Ifidifs- make ;i ;:re:it uiis-tuke vJie
think to fascinate the opposite Bex by "fast'
DSn aud expressions.
The generality of men expend the early part of
their Bra in contributing to render lhe latter
part miserable.
An irritable man ties like a hedgehog rolled up
the wrong way, tormenting himself with bis own
prickles,
Francis the First, said—"A court without a
-oman is a year without spring—a spring without ri_sv*-,"
Loquacious mouths are like badly managed
banks. Tbey make large issues on no solid capital.
True love can no more be diminished by showers ot evil than flowers arc marred by timely rains.
D | of the .vmonai iuui.
In England a royal proclamation bas been issued
ering a bounty of ten pounds to teamen wilh the
offering a nouuiy vi •— r	
intention of recruiting 10,000 additional „„.
Tbo greatest activity prevailed In the English
dock yards preparing for war.
Tbe Emperor Napoleon was expected to juiu lhe
Preset irs_y oa Uu Bd iaA
Instructions from the British Admiralty were
i      i.  d at Woolwich. April 30lh. directing all
]"■    ,;.:■ ;.■   in  vii ■ r.<.is.;.V:i   n   .,]    s;,..
sleum Irl gates now on the slocks.
A telegram wasrtceived alSheraess on |
ult.. to send the Eoyvl George to Davenport, lhe
Colossus to Portsmouth, snd tbe Edgar Queen and
TrsfT*lgar are lo be got ready for sea immediately.
The Osborne steam yacht bas been ordered to be
got ready for immediate service. Ita destination
is reported to be tbe Mediterranean, to tie placed
at the disposal of the Prince of Wale*.
at the disposal of tbe Prince ot Wales.
The Prussian Government has resolved to pofi betlcr, and tbe longest
'not,
As Eiutor on a Jot-nXKT.—Horace Gresly tt»-
lorms his friends ot lhe Tribune ihut be shall.
leave New York on the !Hb or loth of Way, for tb*.
purpose of taking a trip through KatWU KOd the
in, ki the easli-rn bise of tha.
Kocky Mountains; thence through Utah aud lb*
Great Ita'iMii   lo CaU BatOTDlM   acrosa tbe
< ilimus, as circumstancea.
■balldictut--. Beexpeeuto retarnMautliaa be-
tween tbe 10th and 25tb of Septemer.
Tbe Louisville Journal, lately, contained a
string of verses addressed to George I). Prtnticn.—
In the concluding Bins,7.* Ibe fair writer Inquires
whether be will uot come to ber 'when balmy
sleep" baa wiapt ber spirit in a dream of bliss,
and boly angels are watching ber. and press upon
ber lips, "a sweet kiss," Prentice says: "Wo
emphatically answer, wt will.'"
"Be Jabers." nays Pat, •• tbe divll a show bas
the man wbo waits till be ts kilt before he acts oa
the defensive."
Tbe shortest life is Ions enough if It leads lo a
' life Is too ihort If It does
ine rni"""**™'"      .
IU army In readlneae to march.