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PnlIADErpltA, Nov. 16.-Thea great game of
chess between the n. Cl1btand the Phila-.
delPhia Athen8un, was commenced last eve
ming, the moves being telegraph the
wires of the American 'elegfaph 90. For the
perfect working of -thisssnoxeIty5 the incest
accuracy was requisite, and under the super
eddy American Co., the players were not in
the least Aforementioned by the distance at
which their opponents were Stationed. THE
New Workers played in the rotunda of tho Nor
chants Exchange of their 81 ty, and members
OF the Athenfenm inrone the private Offices
of the American Telegraph Co. e7 {
PgIINR 4, Nov. O. Eyc.-St % O'Clock.
the the. Philadelphia club gave notice that they
would suspend for the night, aud after sbme
objections on the Ep8rt of The. the New York
,GlqP, which were finally waived, the game
was suspended ngcith party having gained any
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And MONROE sTaEETeao-
WASHINGTON, Nov, lf8--gTThe practice ship.
lslynppt " hiettsarEivea MT MobiIes yesterday,
bringing D Ti.gF pEsBtb, tNfiJisterto Mexico! has
been ordeEedle Washington, Ftiesloopio of war
st Louis will be INN ediately pntin commission
TO. supply her place in the Gulf. Commander
ogden has received Preparatory orders to coui-y
manCf this veSsells 50 Il "a s'sx5Lsxsf8s
Orders will be forthwith sent TO our naval
=toaces inf Central neaiea; having in view the,
enforcement of the Presidents anti; fibqster
Ad7iees received here state TINT Commodore
eyellst ihtFednssd tothe Sultan Of Turkey
his bargen, presence of the Us Minister ant(sy
Consul GeT'I He was afterwards received Mt
Cont and visited aIl7the departments Of the
government. s1: & se7,
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BRO Agents for Wheeling. : -. je9,dGW SmrssI
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tlOTiiss CAsstMERES 4 YESTTN(IS, OF the finest 51II
~ iteseinnde uptdt ordlIr the Shortest notice IA the
newest style and in tile best HE'S
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The Rev, Wilson pronounced benediction
upon the audience, after which DR.. Logan, Sup.
erintendent of the school, announced that "a a
number of 4adies, pnd, gsntiem6en present had
consented to sing a few pieces, Of music! This
was fulfilled to the pleasure of the audience and
the credit, the singers, when the crowd had.
PLY dispersed with feelings OF >satsfaction at
the evenings eItertainme ~ 70
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ORE OLD tt@-liere 5coIns-soule; IltsS aud
~ styles, when WITH sold very Siiea
: octEo- J. GLAMOUR, No. 143 Main st.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

FAMILY INFLUENCE IN WAsHNGToN.-The
Washington correspondent of the Philadel
phia Press, says;
It's curious to notice how family influence
controls things in Washington. Some skilltul
commentator could make up most taking
brochure on this subjectif he choose to do SO.
The old families are adopts at this business.
They are the nobility of the capital. They
seem to think that everything belongs to
them, and that they grow sons only to put
into place, or train daughters only to match
them to fortune or bureaus. There are a
number Of families that have five or six in
office The army, the navy, the marine
corps, the civil service, home and foreign, are
honored by the scions of the first families.
All kinds of destinations are resorted to to
accomplish these results. The labors OF a
dozen Senators, the laurels won in dozen
party campaigns, even the learning and eX
perience of life. are nothing in comparison
to the system adopted by these veterans in
Washington society. Not, indeed, that there
is anything morally wrong in their moneu-
vers. | don't charge it. But it is a thing OF
almost daily occurrence TO find u young iel-
low without brains, but ebundanuy skilltul
in the arts and graces of the saloon and the
opera house, and al tait in the more danger
Gus mysteries of the higher circles, seated IN
some official snuggery where he canlremain as
long as he pleases, making his duties the in
cidental and his moustachios the L ain busi-
ness Of his life.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

The APPLIcATIoY.-Thee editor of the Elk
press, the other day, spoke of the editor of
the Trinity Journal as "a just and forcible
thinker" and as one who had "a wonderful
faculty of saying vast deal, and of suggest
ing vastly more, in few terse, sententious
lines; ;" in all of which we most heartily cor =
cur, and would add, as an illustration, the
following from the pen of that same 'iust
and forcble thinker"
The PREsIDENr.-Mr. Buchanan's Presi-
Dental fame will be but dusky shadowing
of II great statesman. The range of his walk
will parallel that of Pierce, rather than JET
ferson and jackson. His administration has
demonstrated that a crafty politician and
cunning diplomatic may lack the require
ments Of a selfreliant and farseeing nation
al Executive. lie has left the exalted pro.
! phecies of his election unfulflled, and now
stands before the nation helpless, vacillating
old man, gesticulating to either pole, while
| the displaced wheels of government are Jar
! ring all around him. Endeavoring to hush
the queruous babe of disunion in the South
he is terrified by the roar of an uprisen
northern lion, whose angry admonitions send
tinging among the "Wheatland Sage's'
hair. Mr. Buchanan is not Just now the Ly-
curgns statesman with whom the people seek
to deposit their surplus money, nor is he the
Napoleon whose omnipotent yolition can Gre
ate propitous circumstance noris he the Bru-
tus who, brandishing the instruments of mur.
der most foul, could rouse an avenging peo-
pie to dethrone race of Tarquins He is
the President of peaceful, plotting diploma.
] sN n haV b.a ,,.1~ Il. 4
dissension, International or civil. Turning
in pcrplexing extremity to his people, hi.
eager ear can discover no encouraging and
approving shout; looking into the house OF
his friends, he perceives discord and dismav
reviewing each page of his public life, he can
underscore no record in which he rose par
allel with any gigantic intelligence of his
time. He has pronounced no imperishable
Grafton, has accomplished no daring feat OF
craftsmanship which will leave his name on
a promontory under which posterity NAV
pass, bowing reverently as they 20; but, as
with nervous fingers he tuIns the even.writ
ten pages Of common place record, his own
convictions must be that all through event
ful years he has walked a middle platform ot
greatness, and that after the elimination o
his fame he will, as a ruler be compelled tc
descend along the coffin ranks of American
PRESIDENTS and lie parallel with "Poor Pierce. >
w are not one of those who question the
patriotic intent Of the President, or who de
light in denouncing every one elevated tc
high place. Mr.. Buchanan will live in the
national record as a statesman of middle
rank, skilltul diplomatist, and patriot
whom posterity will honor among the lesser
gods; but among the monuments of Jefferson
jackson, Calhoun and Clay, the little pvra
mid of his greatness will be but stumbling
block over which the patriotic pilgrim will
bow to higher devotion.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

MAoKgasL.- -Maekere in great abundance
have been taken on the Santa Cruz shore Of
Monterey Bay during the early part of the
present week On Wednesday last, says the
editor of the Santa Cruz Sentinel we made
one Of party of five mackerel ca.chers,
and the party returned after few hours fish
ing with eight hundred, besides number of
sm,lt. horse mockerel, and other kinds of
fish, including two or three small sharks
The fish when cleaned and salted away made
one and one half barrels. a fine opportuni-
ty is here presented for the development Of
another of the many resources of the State
We have heard one or two parties, who
have the means declare their intention ot
prosecuting the business extensively the
coming season.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
CB-The opposition are very fond of crv

10 The opposition are very fond of cry
ing "Broderick, "Black Republicanism," &c
Let them-it is their only stock in trade. 1t
hurts not us. We acknowledge Stephen A.
Douglas, of Illinois, as our leader, under his
banner we fight, and all the shots that are
aimed at nught but the great citadel of the
Douglas Democracy, in which weare fortified
have no effect upon us. They are wide of
the mark The Lecomptonites can lombard
a whole acre around us, if they like, and
shout and froth and fume over it as much as
they like, but until they can throw a shot
right into the middle of our camp, we shall
not consider them very dangerous enemies. If
they want to fight against the principles for
which we are contending, why don't they
bring their guns to bear on Stephen A. Doug.
lasF What is the use of firing all around a
thing Why not shoot straight at it, aud
be done with it2
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

Tue SCHOONER ELIZABETH 0wEXs.-The
schooner Elizabeth Owens, Capt A. c. Bo-
gart. arrived On the 7th inst, says the Alta,
from Colorado river, via. Guaymas and San
Diego. The schooner on hef trip up, had
hard weather, and the captain was forced to
throw overheard a portion of his cargo,
which consisted of wheat, hides, and silver
ore. Tnis is the schooner about which 50
much has been lately said, as having taken
the notorious Jack Powers to Lower Califor.
MA 1t appears that Jack got aboard the
schooner at Black Point. the captain not
nowing the Character Of his passenger. Af.
ter due time the yessal arrived at Guaymas,
and Jack went ashore, ard made himself gen
orally conspicuous. The vessel afterwards
went to the Colorado river, and has returned.
as stated above with an assorted cargo. con.
signed to Il. E. Raimond
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

CARSON VALLEY TELEGRApH-F A. Bee is
now setting the telegraph poles in Placer
vile, along Main street, eastward, for the
extension line to Carson Valley. The poles,
says the Register, are to be extended about
four miles from Placerville, whence the wires
will be strung along the trees to Genoa, in
the Valley. Through the waste country be-
yond, furrow will be opened, and the light
ming take its course beneath the sod
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

JUVENILE SWIMMING MATCA-Qute a mum
berof persons, says the Alta, were agreeably
entertained at the foot of Sd street, Tuesday
afternoon, by two Juvenile Leandros of San
Francisco, who undertook to swim out dis
tanee of about fifty yards from the beach and
back for purse made up by the spectators.
Inc word being given, they started, and for
Whlle 1t was difficult to tell which would
Oe the victor 50 close did they keep to each
o'heF' A''er swimming out some twenty yards
however, the smallest of the two showed him
self the better wrestler with the waves Ro,s
of two Omnibus tickets to one wero now
freely made, and on he sped, leaving his rival
in the distance They were both good swim.
mers, but the younger boy was evidently tho
best, as he succeeded in winning the purse.
having come in some fifteen yards ahead of
his rival, amidst the shouts of the assembled
crowd. Time, 5;S7l.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Select School for Bows.

The Fan and Winter term of this School will com
mence on WEDNESDAY, MORNING, Sept 1st. Terms for
Tuition in the common English Branches, So per
month a weeks) per scholar. Algebra and Latin,
each, one dol ar per month additional. Particular
attention will be paid to defamation and composition
few Boarding Scholars be accommodated in the
family Of Mr. Baker, the former principal, with whom
the present principal will board. Termsfor boarding
s. per week-washng, 81 so per dozen.
School room on 7h street, near the Catholic Church
aug8l-f G. II. PECK, Principal
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

MURDER IN SoNoRA-The Democrat says,
o Mexican whose name we have forgotten,
an old resident of Sonora, and man much
respected by his acquaintances. was shot by
a eountryman Of his, and instantly killed on
Saturday night last The difficulty occurred
about monetary matters. The person who
committed the crime was severely wounded
ly a knife, in the right breast, SO severely
that he was not allie to stand an examination.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

LAND OFFEcE.-Maj. McDaniels, the Regis
ter for our Land Office says the Humboldt
Times, came passenger on the Columbia,
yesterday. He informs us that the Office
will certainly be opened for busincssi in about
two weeks. We see by the Washington cor
respondent of the Bulletin that the papers
and documents for this Office were sent out
by the last steamer, but through some negli-
gence on the part of the Express Office, they
did not arrive per Columbia yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

- The Supreme Court in the case of
Brannan vs.. Mesick, has reversed the decision
of the District Court and dismissed the suit,
at Branuan's cost This is regarded as de-
cided confirmation of the right Of Mesick to
2,200 lots, decided to him by Sutter, Jr.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

.g-The Independent California Fusileers
celebrated their second anniversary by n
grand Civic Ball, at Turn Verein Hall, on
Thursday evening. at San Francisco.
SHARK OtL.-The editor of the Humboldt
Times acknowledges the receipt, from his
friend Lowell, of two cans of shark oil. He
has taken about ESQ gallons Of oil this season.
Shark have not been as plenty in Humboldt
Bay this year as last
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

CorToN AND ToBAcco.-The Nevada Jonr
nal learns that experiments are being tried in
cotton and tobacco raising in the vicinity O.
Penn Valley. A limited quantity of tobacco
was raised, last year, with success. The cot
ton plants look fine and promise well. Ther,
is a large quantity of land in the mountains
which has the appearance of mulatto land
the South, and is pronounced to be good to
baecO ground.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

KLLED.-We learn, says the Crescent City
Herald, lst inst, that an Indian who has been
employed by Mr.. Richard Humphreys, was
found on Monday on the beach some dis
tanee above town, dead. He was stabbed by
some other Indians, but of what tribe we do
not know, though the Indians here say they
do. Mr. Riley, Deputy sheriff, had him
buried.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

bhFoRIHAND.-The Grass Valley Nationa
mas raised the following ticket: For Presi
uen'' DANIEL ) Dickinson, of New York fol
Vice President. James S. Green Of Missouri
a very good ticket for a Lecompton Conyen.
tion. wa 0''-
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

REcoaDrR's .CoURT, YEsrERDAY.--An ex
member Of the chain gang, for being drunk
and lisorderly, was sentenced for five days
to the chain gang again. lie had only been
oat q few hours
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

JULIA DoE.--A woman, thus named, was
arrested. yesterday, on the complaint of Fred
Oberheith, for using violent and threatening
language and Of character calculated to
provoke breach Of the peace
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Maiority..

-HdJUIIVy -''''''''' To-
Of course, every sensible man, who has
ever had anything to do with a respectable
newspaper, knows that these errors could not
ness of a newspaper always to be as reliable
as possible in its statements Of facts.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

Citizens, Steam Navigation Company
A dividend of four per cent. has been declared by
the Trustees of this Company payable on and after
the 30th inst
Marysvilc, August 81, 1855.
ano6-1Od HORACE BEACH, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

US" A gentleman in Napa is trying to
prove that the earths interior is a molten
mass. He proves it 10 his own satisfaction
entirely, in the Bulletin
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

CB- Humbodtcounty has gone for Doug
las Currey's majority is l47, and the balance
Of the State ticket about the same The ma
jority for the Douglas candidate for the As
sembly is 223.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
1TarysviIIc Library Association.

Members and others having Books belonging to this
Library, are hereby particularly requested to return
them this week. Attendance will be given from to
10 O'clock every evening, from Wednesday,, Sept Sth
to Saturday, the 1lth inst, to receive the same.
The customary fine will be enforced In all after
this notice
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
ROTWCE.

The regular meetings OF Oriental Lodge No. DO, l.
0. o. F., are held every Thursday Evening, at the
Odd Fellows Hall.
j. II. KRAUSE, N. G.
F. J. ScHAEFFER, Rec sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

cy- \ eampmeeting, under the auspices
Of the N thodist Church South, commences
to-day ut the Buttes, miles from this city
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

- Mr. Mckee, of Sacramento, has in his
garden a squash, the weight of which is esti-
mated ct 200 pounds.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

e The public schools have closed in San
Francisco, in order to allow of the voccina-
ton Of the children, the small pox being in
the city, to limited extent.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

e5" Christian F. Collandean has commenc-
ell q suit for divorce from Mary Colandean,
in San Francisco, charging her with adultery.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

C8- The county of Monterey gives 942
votes for Currey, and 27s for Baldwin, ma
king minority of GA for Currey
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

81 hare sioo'a on the altIr ofmy country eter-
nal en- at7 to eg6ry FORM Of tyranny orer the
mind Of B1En." THos JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
All About John b. WeIIer.

Mr.. RIDGE: Dear Sir-A correspondent
over the signature of one Of the old Guard
makes an attack, Wholesale, upon you, Mr.
Bell, and my humble self, in relation to q
communication from me, which appeared in
your paper. Now sir, in reply, would say
to that gentleman, that all then wrote i,
true; and am resident of this city of Ma
rysville, always to be found my name ac
companies my communication, and is at the
service of any gentleman who feels aggrieved
did not hear the conversation, but have
my authority ready when called for l am
neither a Bogusite nor a Black Republican,
but consistent old line Democrat, and pro-
fess to be a gentleman. l know not who
the so called One of the Old Guard is, neither
do know what he means by using that sig
nature, except he means to show his true col
ors by protesting to be (what presume he
is) ne of the Old Guard-guarding j. B.
Weller, as he has in turn helped to do the
custodian of every lucrative office in the State,
since he has been here-for patriotic purposes,
of course. For the language made use of,
and to which the gentleman takes exception
on account of its apparent profanity, l can
only apologize by saying that used the ex-
act language of my author.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Notice

Irvou want to smoke something very fine,
Then try John s. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
ie6 Cor. "a and D sts., Marysyille
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

EB Seymour Pixley has got back to San
Francisco from his long sojourn in the Frazer
river region
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

~ A Quartz Miners Convention is at
present assembled in San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Sleyr advertisements.
Notice.

TENO the Stockholders Of the Sierra Union Water
n Company;
The annual election of Trustees of said Company
will be held at their office, in Pine Grove Sierra coun
ty, on the first Monday in October next
JAS. NJ. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
Pine Grove August 26th 1855. aug3l-4w
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

MR.. Z. B. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento
aud is authorized to receive subscriptions ana auVer
tsements, and TO receipt for the same omee At T.
B. Dtyidsou's Post Oace Exchange lIh street, De
tween J anl X near the Post Once
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
A Correction.

Our abstract Of the Election Returns of
this county, published in yesterdays issue,
contained some errors, which, of course, we
take pleasure in correcting. The abstract
was headed " Official Vote of Yuba County.
This might lead to the supposition that the
returns had been officially passed upon and
reported, which was not the.case The alb
stract was made up from the official returns,
no wever, and to that extent was entitled to be
denominated the "OfTicial Vote Of Yuha
County" Nevertheless we had intended to
alter the heading before going to press, but
it so happened that we forgot it. The re-
turns will be officially counted on Saturday.
The mistakes in yesterdays abstract were
the following:
Mr. Wheeler, Democratic candidate for
Senator, was given 4l2 majority over bis lie
compton opponent, Judge Barbour II
should have been 27O majority The figures
should have Stood
Nhco4Sl ''''''' 'loot'
DhrOour .......... .l0O1.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
OBSERVER.

P, Sand further, will say to that gen.
tleman, that when the statement made is
denied by John B. Weller, over his own sig
nature, will then publish the name of my
author and my own. 0.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
NrARY5v WILLIE.

FRIDAY SEPT'R 10, 1858.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Majority. ty. Q

The other mistake was nothing more than
Typographical error 1t gave Gregory for
Supervisor majority over Morrison, where
as it should have been Is. The votes stand
tbus.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

Agency Notice.-Mr. L. p. FlsHER il ous only
author zed agent in San Francisco, to receive adver
u5emeuts receipt for the same, and to transac. bus-
ness generally forthe DEMOCRAT. ONCE nv Wash
nston street, Cup stairs nearly opposite Maguire's
Opera House.