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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-28
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FIRST CLASS FARE-Clsvelaud % Detroit, 500
MOnroevllr q Detroit, 5 So Clyde Detroit SIS
CS IlCKETS 1t all the Pm cipal Rail ROad Ofc
Bagsaee Checked 20 Detroit
p. h. PHILLIPS, Suut Cleve land = Toledo r. r.
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Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

INCIDENTS AT SEA-From the whaling me
mortal, says the S. F. Times, we learn that
the bark Mercury, of New Bedford, reports
of Bougansville in latitude 8 : s., longi.
tude 1865 f., Dec. 49, 1857, was struck with
lightning which took off the main royal mast
clean, and shattered the mantop- gallant mast
very bad, and also the head of the maintop.
mast, and likewise the main mast badly; from
thence the lightning came down into the
pumps, but as the pumps were full of water
up to the spouts, it did no other damage
about deck, but went overheard on the lar
board side in the water, which took off a
piece of sheathing- board and some copper.
Ship Adeline Gibbs reports: June 3Oth, lost
n man overheard by the name of George
Steel. He came out from home as steward.
and after leaving Honolulu, April 9Th put
him in cook.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

The RULING PAssIoN.-Gen. Cass, accord
ing to the letter writers, is hard at work in
Washington; and when he becomes too wea-
ry to hold up his head, lies just long enough
to gather up his waning strength for a new
effort with head and pen. In this, says an
exchange, Ger. Cass only manifests the com
mon propensity of snch men as have spent
the chief business portion of their lives in
the public service lie is only. in this re
gard, doing as Adams, Clay, Benton and 9th
ers have done before, each Of whom seemed
bent on dying in the public service, and IN
the city of Washington. But in the case OF
Col. Benton, pecuniary necessity, as well as
ambition and the force of habit, came in as
auxiliaries. Gen Cass. on the contrary, Is
in possession of immense wealth, and why he
should be working like galley slave Is to
be accounted for only upon the supposi'lon
that he designs to die at the Federal Capital
with the harness on. 1t is strange-passing
strange-that it should be so with men in the
evening of their days.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

MURDER IN OAKLANp.-The CallIrelates the
following tragical affair which happened at
Oakland Sunday night:
Panco Panchies, the barkeeper of Span
ish dance house at the corner of Broadway
and Fifth street, was murdered behind hi;
bar on Sunday night by Francisco Ruteries
the cook of the house, who effected his es
cape. The murderer, somewhat intoxicated
went to the bar and demanded brandy
which being refused him, he drew a larg,
carving knife, saying: "D--n you, if yo,
won't give me brandy take that p at the sam,
time stabbing the deceased four times, th,
last thrust passing through the left lung, from
the effects Of which Panchies died almost i'm
mediately.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

WHOM THE Car FRS, &c.-Non.paying
subscribers are thus talked to by a Southern
editor:
Wagons cannot run without wheels, boats
without steam, bullfrogs jump without legs,
or newspapers carried on everlastingly with
out money, no more than dog can wag his
tail when he amt got none Our subscribers
are all good, but what good does II mant
goodness do when it don't do no good, W,
have no doubt every one thinks that all have
paid except him; as we are clever and this i
Il little NATTER it will make no difference"
The good sense of that editor is only equal
ed by his grammatical polish,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

VAocINATING EXPEDITION. N.-Dr. J. C. II
Clark, of st. Louis has received commiss-
ion from the Government to proceed at once
to the Plains and vaccinate the Indians. to
prevent the fearful ravages of the small pox
among them. Dr. Clark will visit the various
bands of the Sioux Indians, embracing the
Yanetans, Mandaens Gros Nentres, Arricka.
nees, and Assiniboines, dwelling in the ex-
treme western range of Nebraska Territory.
Dr. Clark also anticipates calling at Fort
Benton. in which case he will g among tn,
Crow and Blaekfeet tribes
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

CONFERENCE of Nj. L. CuURcH SoUrn.-The
entire number OF lay communicates is 1880
increase during the past year, 800 number
OF conversions, In same period, 1910. The
Conference concurred, by vote of 25 to |,
with the U. 5. General Conference, in igno-
ring the question of slavery from Church
discipline. We note the following, among
the list of appointments San Francisco Dis.
trict, Rev. o. Fisher President Elder; S. f.
Station, o. p. Fitzgerald; Redwood City
Circuit, Joseph Emery; San Jose and Santa
Clara District j. G. Simmons and H. c. Set
rle; Santa Clara Circnit, }. Grewell Gilroy
Circuit, II. N. Camptou; Petaluma Station
B X. johnson; Sacramento District, w, r.
e ober; Sacramento Station, NJ. Evans Sui.
sun, A. M. Bailey; Marysville District, NJ
Clampin, p. E.-Stockton Repu6lican
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

CHRISTIANITY vs.. CRrNoLINE-The Dayton
(Ohio) Religious Telescope publishes the fol
lowing:
Since the wearing of hoops by females has
become SO prevalent, but is believed to be in
consistent with truly Christian character,
and indeed by some even considered indecent
and to have originated with those of suspi-
cious character, a majority of the members
of the last quarterly conference, have adopt
ed the following resolution, and they humbly
ask their dear sisters, and ladies generally,
to give the matter serious consideration:
ReSolced, That we, as quarterly confer
ence, disapprove of the wearing of hoops by
members of our Church.
Blasted old fogicsl IIurrah for hoops,
say we, forever. They gracefully encrc!e
the very best portion of Gods creation.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28
SAN FRAXcrsco.-The annexed items are

SAN FRANCIsCo.-The annexed items are
from the Bulletin, of Tuesday:
1NoESDMRIEs-Last Saturday nighta barn
and chicken house, near the corner Of Sacra-
mento and Larkin streets, was set on fire and
burned up On Sunday morning early. a
little shanty on Bush street, near Taylor, was
set on fire, but the flames were extinguished
by milkman named George NJ. Briggs. This
morning the same shanty was set on fire
again but the flames were again put out.
There are incendiaries about.
COMMENCING YoUxG-Two colored bovs
about II years of age, were arraigned in the
Police Court this morning for fighting. They
were found yesterday afternoon on Pacific,
near Powell street. one had knife in his
hand with which he was trying to cut; the
other had q brickbat in his hand. Before
any damage could be DONE they were arrest
ed by officer Rand. Justice Culver, who oc-
cupied the place of Judge Coon, reprimanded
| them.
| CASE GF MAssEY.-The case of Robert Mas
sey, colored man, indicted for an assault
with deadly weapon (slung shot) upon Jas
Il. Parnell, colored came up for trial in the
Court OF Sessions to-day, and was on tria
when we closed our forms at o'clock. Ii
appears from the evidence, that the assault
was very outrageous one, occurring on
/ broadway street some time ago. The de
tendant endeavored to prove good charac
| ter.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28
rSy- Ten thousand bushels of wheat

cy" Ten thousand bushels of wheat, OF
the Sonora variety, have been raised this
season by man named Lancanshire, in Sus.
col. The Union says:
We are informed that this wheat is partie-
ularly exempt from smut, and will preserve
its purity, while other kinds growing side OF
it are injured by that taint The grain is ex-
ceedingIy fair to the eye, and perfectly clean.
L. p. Figg, of this city, has received 900
bushels oft, which may be procured by
those desirous of testing it on their farm
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

CELEBRATIoN.-The Sonora Herald saws i.
is proposed to have grand celebration in
Columbia on the occasion of the introduction
of water by the ditch of the new company
Hon. J. W. Coffroth is named as the person
to deliver the oration upon the occasion
The selection is very appropriate, Mr.. Cof
froth having been one of the first to aid by
his exertiOns and his eloquence the formation
of the new company.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

The Pacific RAILRoAD.-The Directors of
the (Missouri) Pacific Railroad Company have
instructed the contractors, Kirkwood, Porter
Co, to commence the construction of that
portion Of the work between Upton and
'llroy' without delay This work will be
completed about the first of December next,
ana VIII make a much better connection and
more advantageous than the present termi-
nus uliroy Is situated at the point where
the arsaW and Boonvil.e road crosses the
racine railroad, and is now the starting
point of the California Mail route.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

The ABDUCTION CAsE-The Chinese doc
tor, Liputi, and All Sing, accused of abduct-
ing the wife of All Young, were again before
the Police Court, on Monday, says the San
Francisco Herald, for further examination
After hearing small crowd of witnesses, the
Court decided to discharge Liputi as there was
not sufficient testimony to convict him; but
sent All Sing to answer before the Court of
Sessions, his bail being Fixed at S5OO.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

COUNTY CouRT-SPEoIAL TERM.-CoNTEsTED
ELECTION CAsE-McIIardy as. Whitcomb.
Motion of defendants counsel to dismiss the
cause for want of jurisdiction, taken under
advisement till Monday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

tB- D. II. Whipley, who has been con-
testing the election of J. II. McKune, as Dis
trict Judge, in Sacramento county, was de.
feated in the County Court, Tuesday. His
statement was dismissed and he mulcted in
costs An appeal will be taken to the Su-
preme Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

BUSINESS RIvALRY.-0wen Geraty and Ed
Krause keep hotels in Sacramento. They
are jealous of each others business, and fire.
quently quarrel. On Tuesday last, Geraty
became so excited that h. chased Krause into
his house with knife. For the same, he
was arrested.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

A GRIZZLY HuxT.-The residents of Souls
byville, says the Sonora Herald, were not n
little astonished on Wednesday evening, by
the unceremonious arrival in camp of large
grizzly bear. AS soon as the presence of
bruin became generally known, all the dogs
in camp were called into requisition and set
in chase of him. Then a number of men,
armed with guns, rifles and other weapons,
followed until they cOrraled Mr. Grizzly, who
was slain without much trouble.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

cB- E. Swift drew pistol, Tuesday, on
John Schwegerle, in Sacramento, and presen-
ted it to his breast, but did not pull trigger.
If he had pulled trigger, Sehwegerele would
not have had him arrested The inference is
that Schwegerle was angry with him because
he did not shoot
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

SUDDEN DEATH.-A man, named Robert
Dempster, died suddenly, Monday, says the S
F. Herald, while being conveyed from
house on Sutter street. where he dwelt, to
the County Hospital. He was native of
Massachusetts,, and had been drayman in
that city. His disease was dropsy, and he
had been sick long time
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

Vs A convert was baptised, the other day
in the Bay, at San Francisco. We sunnoso
his sins were so great that he thought it
would take "all oceans waters" TO wash
them out
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

The "NIcARAGUA."-M F. Gilbert former
proprietor of the U. S. Hotel. at Oroville,
has purchased the above popular Saloon from
Dan Sylvester. Read his adv ertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28
From FRASER River.

Through the politeness of f. A. Rogers
Esq, says the Siskiyou Chronicle, we are per
mitted to make the following extracts from
letter written by his brother, who left here
some three months ago in company with \.
II. Brown and others, for the Fraser River
mines:
Morrn TnoMrsoN RIVER, sept. IS. SO.
DEAR BRormER II have not felt until now
that | could rive YOU definite idea OF the
Fraser River mines. The Lars which have
been worked have paid very well from the
surface TO the depth Of six or eight inches.
Only two bars as vet, however, have paid
over four dollars a day. They were both
small. and soon worked out. The report was
that all the bars would pay when the water
fell. Unfortunately this report proved to be
erroneous. and those who have been waiting
50 long for the water to fall soon after it fell
concluded to leave. Hundreds are leaving
every day for California, fiat broke and sad
" discouraged, who have been prospecting
here for the last six months.
| met Pres. Standiford yesterday. He had
been up Thompson river about 100 miles
from its mouth, and said he could not find
anything that would pay two dollars day.
He intends leaving for California in short
time.
am not satisfied yet. Our party have now
gone up the river prospecting. The packing
business is run in the ground. Half the
trains cannot get freight at any price Pro
visions can be purchased here as cheap as at
the Bay, so many are constantly leaving and
selling their provisions for what they can get.
The fact is. Frank, California forever. Tell
all of our friends to stay where they are un-
til the country is prospected next season
will be soon enough. BY that time We can
tell whether the mines are humbug or not.
There are several Scott Bar boys here, and
all intend returning as soon as possible.
Yours, &c. j. L. ROGERS.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

A New lDEA.-The idea has long been pre-
valent among the foreign residents at these
islands, says the Honolulu Advertiser, that
sleeping on pulu had had a tendency TO
induce rheumatism. In conversation with
Capt. James Smith, of the Yankee, during his
last sojourn here, he roundly and emphatical
lv asserted that our former ideas about pulu
were all wrong, and that so far from causing
it was now considered in California sure
cure for rheumatism. 1t will probably be
some time before the new belief will be thor
Oughly received, though it may be correct
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

Nor so.-The Nevada Democrat says the
Journal must be mistaken in stating that the
former hackers of Soda Bill have challenged
Forbes for another race 1t is possible an.
other race has been made up, but if such i:
the case, the principal hackers of Soda Bill
in the late race are not interested in this one
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

CB- The Indians up north are very de,
iant, and seem anxious to have "a brush"
with Gen. Kibbe.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

DEGREE OF REBrCoA.-The beautiful de-
gree of Rebecca was conferred, for the first
time in San Jose, says the Tribune, on num-
Der Of ladies, wives of members of San Jose
Lodge |. o. of o. f., on Monday evening
last, IN the new hall of the Order. This fea
ture III the organization of the Order is be-
coming quite popularin every section of the
State, and deseryedly so.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

EB- Kelly and Gaffney, two D. DIS were
fined 50 each and costs, yesterday, by the
Recorder Owing to extenuating cireum.
stances, Kellys fine was remitted. Gaffnev.
falling to pay, was sent to Jail for four DAYS.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

AcouTrED.-Dr. L. G. Lyon, recently on
trial at jackson, Amador county, for the
murder of his wife, was acquitted by the
jury on Thursday last
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

DAMAGE TO Mining CLAIMs.-The late rains
flooded many of the mining claims on Woods
Creek, Tuolumne county, causing considera
ble damage
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

~" A drugged Indian was picked up in
San Francisco, Tuesday, and taken to the
Station House
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28
MARYSvILLE.
THURSDAY, OCTR. 28, 1853.

81 haze sloorn the altar Of my country eter-
Adt enmhy 10 eUery form Of tyranny ocer III,
mind Of man" TnOs JEFFERSON
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

MR.. +. b. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento
and is authorized to receive suhscriptonsan' auVer
tisenents, and to receipt for the same once AT T.
b. Davtlson's Post Office Exchange 4'h street, be
tween and X, near the Post Oaice.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

GB-A young man named Smith has been
recently arrested in Tuolumne county, for il
legal voting at the last election.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

eB- Ma Ho was arrested, Tuesday, for an
assault on Hong Qua, in Sacramento They
are both Celestial damses.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

CB- Barnett's ebony crier was around,
yesterday, proclaiming that there was q fine
lot of turnitue for sale sale, cheap.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

gB-We perceive that the San Francisco
Daily National has been enlarged. and the
name of George Washington placed at its
editorial head
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28
cg- The Columbia News of 2lst Octobe

CE The Columbia News of 2lst October
has the following in its advertising columns
a notice having appeared in the paper
relative to my wife, Elizab' tn McCinnis, anC
my daughter Mary-for fear of any miscon
struction, wish to be understood that th,
separation has resulted from perfect incom
patibility of temper, and that as she has de
cided on transacting business in her owl
name, l have decided on not being answera
ble for any of her debts j. MoCINNIs.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

The PEYToNA.-Tbe little steamer Pevtona
is now plying between suisun City and Be-
Dicia.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28
CB The Overland stage arrived at San
Francisco, ten minutes after o'clock. p. NJ,
tuesday, bringing the following letter:
FoRT BELKNAr, You've Co.. Trx,s.)

Major Van Dorans command had frbt
with the Camanehe Indians at daylight on
the morning of September 4th thirty miles
west of Fort Arbuckle, in the Choctaw Ma
tion. Major Van Doran was wounded. but
not seriously ; Lieutenant Van Camp, killed ;
three soldiers killed, and eight wounded .
Captain Ross, Jr.. slightly wounded; forty
four Camanche Indians killed and wounded
The Indian women and children were all Ia.
ken prisoners by the friendly Indians, who
accompanied the expedition.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

Agency NOtice.-Mr. L. p. FIsHgR is our only
authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive adver
tsements receipt for the same, and to transae ou'i
ness generally for the DENocRlr. oaice INV wash
In ston street, (up stars nearly opposite Maguires
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

HOIIOVvHy's Pills and Ointment enable the
victims of disease to dispense with all other medicines
The former relieve the stomach, liver, and bowels OF
all distractions ihe latter heals every external sore
eruption, or wound.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28

Citizens Steam Navigation Company.
A dividend of two per cent. has been declared by
the Trustees of this Company, payable on and after
the 2Sth inst.
Marysville, October &C. 1855.
oc2s.tOd HORACE BEACH, secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28
NOTICE.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform
their friends and the public in general that they
will, in a few days, open an elegant TAILORING AND
| CLOTHING EMPORIUM at No. 76 ID street, op-
pose the Haun House, and will conduct the same af-
ter the style of the fashionable establishments of
| the kind in Broadway, New York, and in Paris Due
notice will be given of the time Of opening.
| oct24 If STEIL WEHN.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-28
MARYSvILLE THEATRE

MARYSVILLE THEATRE.
COMBINED ATTRACTION
HNHE PUBLIC are most respectfully informed that
Il this talented Company will have the honor to make
their first appearance in this city on
Thursday, October rs In,
When the following Artistes will appear
D0NA P0LICARPIA DE La ROSA, her first appear
ance in California, on the Elastic Corde.
DON AUGUSTIN BIDAL, the great Vauter and So
merset Thrower on the Elastic Corde
MING SING, the great Chinese Wizard
KIM, the great Chinese Fire Eater and Necromancer.
The two Wonderful Knife Throwers,
SHAM AND PAM,
Master T0MASIT0, the only celebrated ContortiOn-
ist backward and forward Bender Of the age togeth
er with NINA S0LIDAD, only five years old. Their
first appearance In California.
The old original Clown and Jester, 7. w. TANNER
win appear.
For particulars s'e Programmes
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquete e............,..... 81 90
orchestra Seats ........,%. ................ 30
second Iler............, ..................., 6O
ge95 splendid Band of Music will be in attendance.
| Geg- Doors open at Z, performance commences at S
/ o'clock oct26-td
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-27
Naval Intelligence.

The United States frgsic CoDstsution now upon the
railway OF the dock at the Portsmouth Navy Yard having
been thoroughly repaired and coppercd, will be put into
the dry dock on Thurs lay and hosted out into the river
on saturday correspondent Of the Boston yo~ai says
that The psnkng outside and In has been taken OF, and
between six and seven hundred TIMBER have been
put on In place Of The rotten removed and new
psnsng ceiling, cIsmps and decks take the place OF Old
Old Irouedcsb uos a. good nrst launched
IN Boston sixty years ago She will be lifted with neev,cr
battery then she has hitherto carried, and with All tne m
mains she originally constructed
The Secretary Of the Navy has issued the ~
neral order which designed 10 define more soc"1
the relative rank OF officers the American and Foreign
naves-- -. - a.. ,s.s.
GxSwpaI oppss 1t hereby ordered that IN leu o. inc
broad pepnan, now by Tag officers IN oomm. ~,
suuadrons they shall plain bue nag, ~ ue az
nensons proportonstc 70 the different onss o vesee
prescribed for the Jack the Tables OF Ahovsnces
proved JuIy no. 1854 Flag officers whose date on com
mission A cap4ain twenty Year, snail wear At
~ ea.. al ,shsrs A the uizznn ISAAC TOUCEY,
-'' ~ ~ Secretary q Vic Navy.
NAVY prAs1xu0J, My Is, ysss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-27

Gs-THE Hon. SENATOR Mason, Of the United
States Senate, is too sensitive by halt. He dis
likes to be called slow, or an "old fogy;" but
that should not tempt him or his next friend to
make ungentlemanly or unworthy imputations
against us In one Of the lowest scavenger sheets
Of Washington. We claim TO possess as high q
moral tone" and as much regard for truth"
as any Senator from Virginia, and we shall
maintain that position long after all the
Masons shall have returned TO private life, and
be forgotten In the political changes of the ''Old
Dominion" A journal like the New YORK
HERALD, in republic like the United States, is
an institution that will outlive in truth and
moral tone a dozen Senator'S from dozen "Old
virginias." Senator Mason may be constitu-
tionally slow, but nothing unworthy Of Sena-
tor was imputed TO him, and we will not permit
him or his white niggcrs to make improper i'm
putations against us.