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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

The PoLCY OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
The intelligent London correspondent of
New York Commercial Advertiser writhe
I'D recent letter' eS,
The real policy Of the Government of
France for the present, and the policy she is
evidently disposed to follow, is that of EN-.
ploying all her force in maintaining the pres
ent divisions of the map of Europe Louis
Napoleon could not sustain himself in at.
tempting to make conquests, and conQuests
would be of no use to him Except as giving
eciat to his army if he made them. You
may rest assured that the only object of the
present immense naval preparations is to
bring France up to the standard of the most
powerful nation. She believes that she ought
at least TO occupy II rank equal to that OF
England; and as France is essentially a mil.
itary nation and estimates greatness by
military power, her rank is only to be at
tanned 10y the mastering Of an army and Il
navy that will at least equal those of the
strongest nations. BY this display of power,
Louis Napoleon will maintain his position of
diplomatic mediator in Europe. the most
lofty position he can acquire, (for if he goes
to war he will be undermined by the Repub-
hcans,) while at the same time he will be
able to preserve France inyiolate from attack
Ills role Is thus grand one without poing
to war, and he is exactly the man to know
It, 1t Is, therefore, perfectly safe to predict
that Napoleon is not seeking nor does he
desire war, either with England or Central
America, or any other country; and | hon
estly believe, from close observation of the
French Government for many years, that the
greatest pacific tor in Europe at the present
is Louis Napoleon himself. Every
act of his Government attests it to any one
who is not wilfully blind. How absurd is it
then to constantly put this monarch forward
as the worlds scarecrow
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY AT INDUSTRY
BAR-We learn from a letter, from oul
friend 7. Mooney. Esq, that daring robbie
~ was attempted at Industry Bar, on the
night of the 18th inst The store Of Maj. F.
NJ Trail was entered, and his safe taken out
and broken open. But as the Major had
taken the precaution to remove his dust (l96
ounces, the proceeds of five days washing
the robbers obtained but little money
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

GB Margaret Ellen Anderson has brought
a suit, in San Francisco, for divorce against
John Anderson, for intemperanoe and cruel
ty. They were married in Boston.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10
M ARXSvILLB.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1853.

81 hare soorn TIE altar ofmy country eter-
nal eamity to eoery form Of tyranny ocer the
nlind Of man" Taos. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10
IMPORTANT SALE
III. BARNETT, Auctioneer.
Saturday Morning, Nov. 2Oth, 1858.

AT 10 O'Clock Precisely....
The following well known property in the vicinity of
MarysVle, and known as the "KELLER RANCH"
situated the Yuba River road about one mile from
the city, comprising 25 I of Land, 90 acres of
which is upland, and 1854 acres of Garden Land
1t Is all under cultivation, Except few Of rich
botom) is well fenced, and has good farm house and
road. In the bove described Ranch suburban lots
and A. section 4.
TERMs-Cash, or one-half cash and balance at 12
months, secured by note and mortgage on the Farm
with interest. Warrantee Deed and immediate pos
session given.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

Agency NOtice.-Mr. L. p. FISHER Is our only
authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive adver
tisements receipt for the same, and to transact bus
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Office l7l}S Wash
in ston street, (up stairs) nearly opposite Maguires
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

SPIRITED AS UsUAL-Joey Gougenheim has
libeled the bark, Glimpse on which She came
passenger from Australia, for nonfulfllment
of contract in keeping her in grub and
for dsrespeetful language on the part of the
Captain
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

- Mary Fenneman has been recently d.
vorced, in Sacramento, from her late lord and
master, VIM. Fenneman. If Mary don't like
femme man let her get some other kind of a
man that she ,giH like.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10
DISSOLUTION.

HHE copartnership heretofore existing between the
n Undersigned, under the name and style Of @. IL.
scranton Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent Parties indebted US will please call the old
stand west side Of street, near Third, and settle
win either Of US. G. IL. SCRANTON,
WILLIAM PLUGHOFF
Marysyille, Nov. 1st, 1858, nov4.1m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

OF THE FOLLOWING BRANDS:
CINTA DE ORION; LA ROsALIA;
FIGARO: CAHABA;
EE RIFLE. GARRIZIvEITH;
LA FANTA JAS. KING OF WM
FLOR DE VEGA; EUROPA;
PINAR DEL RIO; Ell ALCAZAR;
Ell ACUERDO; BELEsCOvAIN;
LA PINTA; EsTADOS UNIDOS;
HOYO DE LA MAR; PRUEBESE;
LA RAMA; MI PRIMER0 HIJ0.
LA MATILDE; AGRAMUNT;
MIGUEL LAIZ CA; RISTA;
HISO DEL 0CEANO; AMALIA;
TRIUNFO DE BAILEN; LA PAZ;
FRAZER RIVER; Ell DORADO;
VICTORIA; Ell DIvAN;
NORIEGA; LA sABROsA;
JENNY LIND; BALAKLAyA;
EMPEROR NICOLAS F0NTICA;
MoNTORO HERMAN0S.
For sale on arrival, by
Es. e. HORN GS CO.,
nov10-1m-2p S3 Front street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10

oaice-Corner Maiden Lane and I'd Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-10
Also
a LSD-
Z,LLE ENLLO IKLA-G RLLLL DIV
Furniture FOR. Sale.

RANCH TIrLEs-WARRANrEE DEEDs-SALE PEREMProRY
novG-td II. BARNETT, Auctioneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
TERRIBLE HURRICANE.
SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED.
rom The PhrJeld Qn.) Democrat, i3a.

From The Pittyfeld tll) Democrat, lon.
On Wednesday evening last portion of the county
vas traversed by hurricane, the most severe that
has visited us for many years. The most serious
effects were experienced the village Of Time,
about eight miles southwest Of this place. Many Of
our readers will remember large brick house, Some
half mile west of the village, on the Atlas road,
known ~ the Howard House." That house is now
heap of ruins having been blown over by the storm,
three persons instantly killed, and several others
badly injured. We have learned no details Of the
catastrophe.
On the same night the house Of Mr. Willsey, IN the
vicinity of this place, struck by lightning, which
came down the stairway, denoishng the bannis.ers
and doing much other damage, but injuring no one,
although Mrs. Wllsey was standing in the hall door,
within Elk feet Of the staircase.
We learn that another house Twas struck By light
ming about the time, but have not been able TO
gather any reliable particulars.
From The Cas- County Times Ia.
About O'Clock Wednesday evening the IN
inst, terrible storm of wind passed through this
county, tearing up everything in its path. 1t began
about four rsiles west Of town and passed in drec
ton little forth Of east, and passed within one mile
Of town. Considerable damage done u the farms
in the prairie. But its greatest violence was after II
reached the timber In the barrens. we learn some
houses were blown to pieces but we have heard VI no
getting seriously hurt. In the barrens IT blew
down blacksmith shop, snd scattered tongs sledSe
hammers, etc. from 70 to 100 yards from the shop.
Fortunately the storm did not pass through thickly
settled part Of the country otherwise there must have
been great loss both OF life and property II tore
down trees like wisps of straws, and on some farms
tore up ard blew off the standing crop Of corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

An article bearing the name Of " PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE" with the style and general appear.
snce and closely resembling the wrapper irosins my original
and s.nuine article bu, also bearing The Of L. Gas
VOL Albany manufacturer has been offered FOR sale The
public are hereby notified thai the ae invented msnufctur
pr epaIso bears the trade mark Of
MOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE" and the Of per-
son ether than myef the wrapper and The public rot
ned hst no pe authorized by manufacture PRO-
FESSOR MOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE" At any other
place than DePO,s Ofo WOOD Co. IN the Cities Of
and ST. Louis and Manufactured elsewhere or
by any other person is my genuine RESTORATIVE"
ugt he from the wonderful and world wide
ntson Of PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESrORA-
TIVE which probably greater than that OF any other spe
enc ever Presented the Anne can hc the only article
discovered adequate 20 restore the Ha 10 ~. nesd whe
ana 10 Its color when counteei'ers ana mn
s'ois are 'pI sips Up every direction But e pns1ie u
.yoeefsd Not long since exposed dangerous coHnteifv
ID the City York, and epjoined and prosecuted
we counerfers compelling Of 20 abscond 10 avoid
% punishment Of the law. And all Pefsns who 'hsl
sein's any article under the suise 81 my trade MARI
~ ~. WI Be handed counsel 20 be Prosecuted
& e Isor for an determined 10 protect ny r'9h'
~" ene'Sdeh"tns and the public from fraud ,
J A-'V'iAstsoa ~ " coUDterfcs limitations VIII DC
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LATE FROM MEXICO.
F,om The paLv Pieoy.ss, Oct. Is.

From The Daly Peays.s. oet Is
Our last details from Mexico were received by way
Of Brownsville. Texas, and comprised accounts from
San Luis Potos to the 18th ult., up TO which time
there had been no fighting. Nidsurri had Withdrawn
his forces from that city TO the hacienda of Ls Parade
at no great distance from it; sndt remarked that
Miramou had declined Vidaurrs offer Of battle, and
that the latter wished TO draw Miramon into the city
of San Luis, where his defeat would be inevitable. So
it has proved!
there has been a most brilliant strategic victory
achieved By Vidaurri. Accounts reached us yester-
day through three channels-frst, by way of Texas,
and secondly, through the British steamer Solent and
the Spanish steamer Mexico, via Havana from Vera
Cruz. letter dated Brownsville, Sept. -, which we
found in one of our Texas exchanges, conansthe fol-
lowing on the subject: .,
at ia expected here that Vidaurr will be defeated
in the encounter with the priest party, OF which MIRA
mon is the head but, if defeated, he VIII not give
up the ship but will call in few thousand Ameri-
cans to aid him in sustaining his ideas. In the event
that vidaurri is whipped by Miramon then shall be be
authorized Immediately to organize force to JOIN his
standard. 1t cannot be doubted, also, that Gen
VidsErris defeat will be steppng-st3ne 70 the de-
clarstiou of the Republic OF the Sierra Madrs. vi.
"P. S. News has reached here from San LUIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
FROM THE EASTERN COAST OF AFRICA'
F,om The Providence Journal.

F,or The P,orideHee Journal
We are indebted to Rufus Greene, esq, for interest
ing intelligence from the Eastern Coast OF Africa,
brought by the schooner +. H. Miller from Qullmane,
River ZaInbezi, August ii.
DR. Livingstone had assembled the river with his
small steamer.
The disturbances among the adjoining Tribes were
extensive and force of three hundred native and
forty European soldiers with nearly all the principal
European residents had the sth of July, embarked
and assembled the river for the purpose OF subduing
Them The new Governor arrived at Qullmane IN
Nav and Notwithstanding an attack OF fever started
with his soldiers as above stated. News had been re-
ceyed on the 9TH of August, that battle was fought
st Chupauza on the Zambez in which the rebels
were beaten. This has continued one year. aud
il is still quite uncertain when it can be terminated
II originated in consequence OF the seizure OF three
native slaye-dealers by the Portuguese Government
and their removal TO and imprisonment IN the fort at
Mozambique. The surrounding tribes are ncensed by
the seizure and Imprisonment of these traders, and
threaten constant until they are set at liberty
Thousands of slaves during the past two or three
wears have been taken from the Portuguese posses.
ons on the East Coast of Africa by French vessels and
carried to Bou bon under pretense OF free labor and
coolie laws. This has been done under the forms OF
law but is nothing less than the slave trade Is dis
guise.
Latterly the English Government has nterfered
and an English consul sent out 10 watch the slave
trade has stimulated the Government tn some efforts
in support Of the laws. Some SIX months ago vessel
of coo tuns was seized north of Mozambique, with one
hundred and twenty slaves on board, and waiting tor
more The captain and crew were imprisoned in the
fort and the vessel was condemned.
Two youths the son OF the Collector OF tue
port the other the of a merchant there, came
passengers IN the f. II. Miller. They are consigned
10 Mr. Greene to be educated here. They remark
ably bright and intelligent looking lads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
GOLD FROM PIXIES PEAK.
From The 81 Loxis Republican, Oct. L.

MA. C. Hopkins of this city, has left in our poe
session specimen Of peculiar dark ceored sandstone
in which very minute particles Of gold thicky abound.
The stone is soft it may be crushed easily by COM
preston with the fnger making the work OF extract
ing the aurferous matter q cheap process.
From The Lerirg;0n (Mo) Erpsitor.
About the 18th Of May last company Of nine per-
sons, consisting q VIM. b. Smedley, James johnson,
Austin Thompson, Owen Edwards W. W. Harris, NJ.
Wright, s. p. Ezrar, and Wilson Murphy left Kay
County for the mines. The same company, minus
Wilson Murphy, who stayed behind with the Lawrence
company, reached this city last Saturday. They !e''
Pixies Peak the 26th of july, and Cherry Creek the
9Th 9Th of August. They inform that there u no
gold there worth digging and that the stories now so
current in relation to the great success OF the miner
work man might make iifty cents day; and from
the sample of the dust shown us-the proceeds vI a
season labor are inclined to doubt whether 'na'
il not liberal calculation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
T,HE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
TEESTH CENTURY.
PROFESS WOODS
HAIR RES TORA I'VE.

Says he st. Lous mol Delnoers.: Below publish
10 DR.. Wood Of this city from gentleman in Maine, which
speak. tbwinry Of the superior inertia Of his Hsu Tonic Such
source II suar,,i- Of the Doctor
10 s'o0n.uH' nor useless PursJ tom q. frs' 49,
Prof q. j. WooD Co.-Gen,em-l: Having ny attention
called few months since 20 The highly Beneficial effects Of Jour
Hair Restorative, vas induced to make an application Of
upon ny h.r which had beco- quite gay probably
third white my ~hishers Of the character Some
and found il p.ovins whs. had Wished
g.ed about twice week nave since procured another
world that the gray white hair has totally disappeared both
AND brleve and glossy It has been before for
twenty eve ss.ls an nov Ky ye." 90 ny good wife
. Inc 'SGss nS as We've S ".e It. " a
citizen Of til. city aud s.iden, here last years
and known 70 ney every here and in the adjoining
sshed Is 4 your service With to the beauties
mature in 0tei' 81 well as myself 'n 'r,ly yG RayMoyp
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
BALIIsoR., Jan. q 1883.
bes. portion Of hair from the effects Of yellow ver In New
orlesn. 1884 was induced 70 make ral Of your pIepsr.
Is now thick ana glossy and word. express. my OhHss
lions to you giving to the afflicted G FINLEY .is JOHNSON
TIE updernsned the Rev K Br.se minister in regular
Mas. Hell. gentleman Of great influence ma ss'fssy Be
loved. WIN DfEk
Pro, wooppe.r Cir: HAVING made trial Of your Hair Re-.
'toatve gives pleasure 20 10y TIA. its effect has been eI
dency itching with which been troubled from child
hood and ha, also restored hair which wa, becoming Gay.
color have used other article with nythni
IKE the pleasure and profit Yours tru $500.
The RESTORATIVE put in bottles Of three nze VIA
large medium email; the small holds half pint and retas
fr per bottle the medium holds At least cent more
In proportion than the small aud rea for 81 bottle the
large holdsa agsr 20 per cent more in proportion And retND
for IS per bottle. -
WOOD pEGrhssGiE No. s2 sIo.S,. I'd Mo No.
ia Market St Louis Mo- and sold BY all good Drsssists
ABd Fancy Goods Dealers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

l,nk,y received and suitably rewarded sri,.si
OF counsel NJ ssra britton Eiy, No. y Wh.n st. IN
the CIV Of NewYorh. q. J. WOOD.
EKw YoEk, Oct Is, 1877
WlI the Fyenns Po cory this veeh in daily
IN weekly and al.o Brootlyn Albany Troy U.ica Auburn
Serene Rochester and Buffalo apers do the same and sent
hi a: end Of the tine N Ills cAee for payment.
u. WOOD Co..
NJ. 9l2 BIZ, away. " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

lives were lost Il occurred on the estate OF Sr. D.
Jose Maurin, between Hoyo Colorado and Bsrscos,
where Fix negroes were sent down one after another
into tank filed with etbal gases and were asphyx-
s:sd nephew Of the proprietor overseer of the
estate. sent them down, without perceiving his
inexous,ble ignorance and rashness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
PUBLIC MEETINGS
OF EMIGRATION


The Commissioners met yesterday afternoon a the
Office in Worth street, the Hon. Guins T.. VKR.
FLAScK President, in the Chair and Messrs. Car-
gan Curtis Hunt and JellHghaus present
Gov. KING appeared a, tn Board and inquired into
the expenditures which had thus far been incurred for
rew buildings at Quarantine. The answer was not
made public, but the Governor expressed himself sat
ished.
Mr.. JELLISGHAUs showed s specimen OF counterfeit
bank notes made here and sent out 10 Europe ~ be
SOD TO unsuspeotng emf lie though. that Tho
oniy way 10 check this fraud was by giving IL pub
betty in the public journals.
ihe following is q statement Of the affairs Of the
Commission:
Mum Der Ct Eaisrsrts arrived October Is isSs SA2x
NainteT OF EsraHis arrived since October ..,, l4
eAsSo
To date u lSSSx3
Number OF Inmates in Institutions
az W ARDS leland. La In
Nunber Of Inmates In Marine hoe
lS llS
To;sl........................i.los iss L,sI
Balance, Jan. leS.... e8l8 %
Aggregate Receipts 10 Oct, - lass ..... sIS seo Is
Receipts since 20 Oct. ~, 1855 for
mutation o: AIKEN pssscnsers kc... lac 10 1870 IS
Disbursements as per Previous an cunt,
To Ocf 10. ls9eo III
Current expenses oI Oct AID 49,. liS a. i1ifee IS
Balance Of Communication Fund. ~
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Ee9al.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of County Of York notice 10 hereby given t. all
persons having claim, against THOMSON PRICE late oil the
City Of N.wYork deceased TO present the same with vouc
thereof the office Of GEORGE J. PRlCE
No. 1884 East Broadway in the City Of NewYors on OF before
the twenty third day Of April next Dated New York. the zoh
day of October, 1883. $500. ,.,nn
o2 lawGmTh ELLIS l.. PRICE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
November.

SorTH CAROLINA ELEcTIos.-The With Congress.
sonu District of South Carolina, composed of Ander-
son, Pickens, Greenvile, Spartanburg, and Union
Districts, was the only in which there was any
contest for the Representative IN Congress, Mr.
sneaker Orr having declined reelection. The can
didates on the day Of election were j. ID. Ashmore OF
Greenvie, and T. o. =. Vernon Of Spartanburg. The
following are the reported returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
County NewYork notice hereby given 20 all per.
sons having claims against CHARLES LAWSON late of the
City Of NewYok deceased present the same with
ereof the subscriber at the store OF MARTIN
No Sol Broadway in the OF New York. before the
day February pexDasd New the .I,yenh
day Of August, 1858. HANNAH Z: LA"SONl
nnl2 InMfr11h AdIInlNiauk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

Messrs Haskell and Holiness met yesterday and
granted an innkeepers license to ii. w. Calender &
Co Nos. $50 and 7SS Broadway, upon payment Of
$50.
Mr.. H,sxErr stated he had received information
that some unknown parties had used the Of this
Commission in pretended suits sXainst various per-
sons which he supposed was for Ne purpose OF levy
ing black mail.
Mr.. HOLMES said the matter should be attended 70,
and gave notice that all suits not commenced oy this
Board in the name of its attorney should be discon
tiuued forthwith. Adjourned to Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

KEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PEILA-
IN DELPHiA and the SOUTH and WEST, vie JERSEY
CITY-Msn and Express lines NewYork at and ii
fare fS Through Tickets SOLD ioT Clh-
onnati and the West and for Baltimore Wsshington Norfolk
&c AID through baggage checked Washington in aud
D. M trains. j. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received for train unless Delivered and
ohenle een minutes in advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
Total. .....................4,SI
M.i,rifv for Mr.. AshmOTe.,,.,.2

Majority for Mr.. Ashmore..,...2,bf
The delegation in the next Congress from this state
will, therefore, consist Of the following gentlemen;
Jobn MCQUEEN 4. Miledge L. Bonhsm,
p VIM Porcher Miles g. John D. Ashinors,
q Lawrence NJ Ksitt q. William w. boyce.
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PENNsYLyAANsII1Aa RAILR ROAD.

i THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
The Railroad connects az Pittsburgh with rail-
roads and from St. Louis Mo Alton Gaena aud Chicago,
ILL., frankfort Lexington and Louisville, XVI Terra haute
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind CINCINNATI Dayton
Spneheld Beefoneine Sandusk Toledo Cleveland Column
bus Zanesvi Mssson and Wooster, Ohio; also with tne
packet boats from and to Orleans ST. Louis Louis
vile and Cincinnati.
Through tickets for the East be had any Of the above
mentioned places In the West. . nm,
Pss.snfeIs VII f2e i, tfs is s: and the West
FROM NEW YORK TO CINCINNATI IN ~ HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 5S HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 70 HOURS.
Fare as low any ether route.
See handbls in the hotels OF this city:
Through Tickets further inioInation may DC hed al the
Office Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2 Astor House, Broadway.
January |, 1885, }. L. ELLloIT, Agent