Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-14


involve the suspension of the amicahle rela.
tions subsisting between Great Britain and
the United States at the same time, those
officers have been instructed and are prepar
ed to assert the rights and maintain the hon
or and dignity of our Sovereign and Her do
minions"
THE Mountain Messenger says that Sacra
mento, the Mexican who was shot at that
place (LaPorte) on Sunday, is likely to re
cover. He was shot by another Mexican,
named O. Soni.
ANTI LEooMToN. Currey and Col
Zabriskie addressed large meeting of tie
citizens of Bericia, on the 10th inst.
KANSAS TERRIroRY.-Improve vement in Kan
sas is steadily progressing and emigration to
the eastern part of the Territory continues
steady. steady and increasing emigration
to the mines, though not large is also seen
SENIOR MATA does not think Santa Anna has
any intention of ofattempting to return to Mex.
leo at present.
JAMES KENNovAN, the pedestrian, from Ca.
ifornia, was killed during the siege of Tepic
on the 23l June
Mr.. HYATT. Secretary of the newly formed
Jockey Club at Sacramento, has advertised
programme of races tc COME off on the Cen
treville Course between the 18th and 23d of
September. and to continue five days
The lew diggings recently discovered
near Mariposa, still continue to yield abund-
antly
SIERRA TuRNPKE.-The bridge at Rock
Greek is now about done The men are at
work between Downievile and Coyoteville
The road will soon be open.
THE 81 ip Sarah Minot, of Boston, from New
Orleans, bound to Lyons was burnt at sea on
the 28th June Her crew were all saved
and carried to Liverpool
On Wednesday, Philip Rupert. and Joe
Stewart had a fist fight at Laporte. Sixteen
rourds were fought. when Rupert was de
CIdftu tHe NlcUuf.
The Republicans of Sierra county met in
Convention on Wednesday, but adjourned
without making any nominations.
SAD AcolDENT.-We lenrn from the Sierra
Democrat hat ut Sand Flat, South Fork of
Yuha. on Monday the 9Th, a trip hook gave
way, letting go IA rock from the box of der
rick NUhitb egrpolr Inltp Dor =
fracturing the skull and badly laeerating the
brain. considerable quantity of brain ex
uded from the wound. Recovery doubtful.
From MEXIoo.-A dispatch dated Washing
ton, July 2lst says that the State of T"mau-
lipas, Mexico desires an American force of
5000 men to aid them in the prosecution of
the war.
Some Americans had arerdy arrived at
Iampico to aid the Liberals General De.
gallndn was at Tampco, aud General Garcia
at Fera cruz
Minister Mclean has positively made no
treaty with Junrez.
DEATns FROM SUN-sTRoKE IN THE ATLANTIC
STATEs.-A correspondent of the Bulletin
writing from St Louis, says:
We are in the midst Of hercey hot weath.
er, which seems to extend over half the con
tinent. Our Coroner holds inquests, on an
average, eight or nine each day, large ma
jority being deaths from sun stroke. In Gin
cinnati Louisville, Chicago and other cities,
deaths are nearly as frequent from the same
cause.
NEBRASKA CITY.-A CO. correspondent of the
Miss uri Republican, writing from the above
named place, says:
The city contains about 4, 900 inhabitants
and seems to he rapidly advancing in i'm
pr. vements and population. Russell, Ma.
jors d. Waddell are almost daily starting out
trains, laden with government torres for Fort
Laramie and Utah. The troops at Fort
Kearney have been suddenly ordered to
Ugah.
EAR CR0PPING The Territorial Enterprise
of the 9th inst, Published at Gen1a, Carson
Valley, says:
Two ight-fngered chaps. giving their
names as George Rupas and David Re>e,
stole yoke Of cattle the fore pant of this
week rom MIR. Campbell, at Climate wn, aud
Offered them iur sale at such low figure that
they were suspiconed Of theft, tried l.y the
N't'~'"'i '""h' EHi' y HeHltlcth anu I'ihlStl-
ed hy having their left ears cropped and be-
ing bauished from the country"
Inc New York tribune publishes letter
from the Rev. Porter Clay brother of Henry
written in 1913. when the writer was in The
sixty ninth year "f his age in answer to Ger
tain Inquiries in relation to the history of the
Clay family, in which is stated the remarkn
hle fact that all the Clays in the United
States are descended from two brothers, who
came ,ver from England
The ARMIsTIcE-The Lunion Times say.
IN r gard 10 the nrnistice that the proposal
was the result of the Empcrors own deter
minniun; and adds that the fact ihtt Ma
p"eOn should stop in his career of victory,
and II AXE nvertureS Of peace to those hom
he has defeated in two pitched lHtties. and
driven ok to the limits of L0mbardy ar
gues either great moderation or the ur-ent
necessities o the French ruler
WHEN the Rev. Baaon Stowe. d. D., OF
Boston, who is now in Europe, was at Mu.
nich, the capital of Bavaria he was nnnuunc
ed IN the city paper as der Herr Baron aus
Amtrica"-my Lord, the Baron. from A
| mrTica
A LETTER from the Gregory Diggings in
Kansas, says:
Within the area of six miles square, there
are from 5uO to 500 different leads heirg
opened and from 800 TO 5,uU0 claims
worked, mostly profitable. My impression
is that $3OOOU To $50Ou0 is raised every
| daV. There a llas tan thnusuud mon In