Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-03

John Sullivan, accused of stealing 81 from
the till Of Kene's liquor store on corner of d
and Third, at about five o'clock Wednesday
evening, while Mr.. Kerne was absent and
little boy in charge of the store, was also ar
raigned, and his case continued till this morn
ing
Luke OBrien, John OBren and Solomon
Stale were arrested, by officer Casad. yester-
day morning, for fighting. Their case will
come up before the Recorder this morning
TAKEN TO SAN FRANcIsco.- Officer Lees, of
San Francisco, has returned to that city with
Long John, the thief arrested here a few
days ago by Marshal Barkley. He also took
with him, for Identification at the Bay, a
pair of diamod earrings found on Long
John, and worth about $3.50. The prospect
is pretty good that he will have chance to
serve an apprenticeship at briek-making at
San Quentin.
LARGE EAGLE.-A gentleman of Red Bluff
killed very large grey eagle Tuesday,
9"g NhN bS"Soh VI ISL, lew HllleS beIOW
town. 1t measured seven feet between the
tips of the wings.
eB- Nepomos Charlie, charged with steal
ing mulein Sutter county, was arrested,
Wednesday. His case will come up before
the Recorder, this morning.
DOUGLAS FEsTIvAL.-The following an.
nouncement appeared in yesterdays Union:
"a meeting will be held this evening, in
front of the Orleans, as a matter of iolitica-
tion in consequence of the success of Senator
Douglas in Illinois. The meeting will be ad.
dressed byJ. W. Coffroth, and other distin-
guished speakers"
We perceive, by an advertisement in the
Union, that Hon. c. E. DeLong was to have
been one of the speakers.
10 The proprietor of the San Francisco
Lager Beer Saloon has been making various
additions to his stock of luxuries His saloon
is commodious and well stocked, and the "bar
keeps" agreeable and attentive. Read his
advertisement.
SPORT AT WOODS FERRY-There will lie a
race, says the San Joaquin Republican, at
Woods Ferry, on Friday and Saturday next
The match will be made with American
horses, for which purse will be made up
On Saturday there will be a match for Cali.
fornia horses. Also, a race for purse of
$1,000 between Gray Buck and the Live Oak
mare. Distance, 400 yards
Man DRowNED.-Apphcation was made on
Wednesday, says the Sacramento Union, we
understand, to several parties who were
known to be provided Herewith, for grap.
Cling irons, for the purpose of searching for
the body of the unknown man who was
drowned in the vicinity of the steamer Good
man Castle on Tuesday evening. 1t is to be
regretted that the parties applied to declined
acceding to the request
People VS.. JAMES SEYBERr.-This case was
argued befo the jury, on yesterday, by Col
Hatch for the prosecution and J. o. Good
win, Esq, for the defense We were not pre-.
sent, but we are informed that the speeches
ofthese gentlemen were fine specimens of
forensic eloquence. To-day Judge Reardan
will address the jury on the part of the de
Tense, and Zaek Montgomery, Esq. will close
for the prosecution.
INJUN vs.. WHIsKEY-Capt. Jose, an old In.
dian Chief who has been strolling about the
city for several weeks, says the S. F. Times
indulging his propensity for drinking fire
water, was yesterday arrested on Pacific
street for petty larceny. Whiskey happened
to get the better of Joses discretion. and
while staggering along the street, he took a
fancy to a small wooden tub in front of a store
and made off with it, He was seen doing so,
and was lodged in the station house
s5S-The Sacramento Bee has become can
able and honest paper in the estimation Of
the Administration side of the New Almaden
Mine case, Not long ago it was "filthy
Black Republican sheet!" The secret of all
this is, the Bee has taken side with the Gov
ernment IN this case. All that is necessary
to be endorsed as cable" "honest "natri.
otie," or what you WILL is to sustain the All.
ministration Right or wrong, sustain the
Administration
ALLEGED FoRGERY.-A man calling himself
John Little, alias Hodgkins, was arrested on
Monday, in San Francisco, on charge of
forgery. 1t is alleged that Hodgkins forged
the names of A. NJ. Perry d Co., proprietors
of the Santa Cruz Sentinel, and attempted to
pass it off on Mr.. Greenleaf