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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

NEW TO
the sprs"g ssyls or Ge"ss@e:'. Hat
pys a sn ana superior 70 offered In Roadway
Tor q EsraNsCHsiD Manufactures OF gears hAis, iiS
AassAu street.
w..d.v Patent Family sewing MAohanos-
New syls prtcs So Onice 81 Broadway.
Grsvsr 4 8ah esss CexeOraaen
k0IsEA kas FAMILY sB@IE0 nA0HInN
v. ,.,. 90. OF axov.s r. z s Or NJ.
And ~ mus u. ;ry sS.'s 2 ne Ss s.;
AL Subscribers 20 Tnompson's Bank Note
Reporter viii receive free Of cb.re book describing all
10 advances address Tnompsoa Dsohsss bA1fsrs
no . Wall ssIees, New York
Cure Your Cough.-25 Gents.
HeyTspg's Potent Champsen Fare
And burglar proof sass Isl Broadway Murray MI
Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines.
OnOe s0s Broadway. New rork.
Testers Sewing Machines.
Price reduced N6 sSo good lockst. two thresds
wELN.Y. JOHN IL LksfkK-
ChAries' London Cordial Cha for consunp.
ayes and syshds rsqukias snulA.t Bold 10 quart. and
y In, ~ suS os, @ Il bsso = S a.
, r,< ,S
C00ee.-furc java, IN pacnageS, vH iDs.s
for III a,so cAsss Il ~ Tor u. u RHDFo.Ds. Sinh
avenue
u~. .ra r..-V,, JSvhtl,sls .ttanSfs exteu.
~ S.A 1919 - - a. - .-s -. =, -.
once No. n Bosa street.
he bssl IN he world suryssns I'll ns1s. sod sad applied
- -
Thu he. !. ,Ss vrd wbos.se sni rs.ii ADD he AVA nj
vstsiv snplicS nj NO q Asam 3Suso
cr~nax-.r,s M.~ I,.uv.v.v>>nk A~~su ~
ne fsmss provens osanees
=. -
Hhps Hair Oye, oO Genus, blaok or broWn.
III druegSA
TTusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock-
ines tes body braces and Dr sDVkkS now lever truss
40 A M stresA
Eyoslovyux - Es,ss nsmeultv peruJsav
., 80: NJ =. ro,n.,,v r.v.nsd he nc final. n.a ~
~ 20 s' @ a. oy ~ . u y"
lniC pis' sa D me eaPenence OF nunagiy 10 AZ
o..u es @ 10 MIA VIA P'o'o 'Ao A~N$' ~>uAs~
'o'y 9" ', =. :.
Rupture Cured By marsh d Co.'s Radical
tuss They ass heep h elastic stookfngs Tor vAcse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

Barry's Trscopiserous In the best and Cheap
article Tor dressing bsauvying cearfhx orna preserv
ina and restoring the ber Ladies w ~ sold BIZ III drug
gka.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

AUGUSTA, Ca, April 10, 1859.
Twenty Of smallpox reported 10 the village
Columbia, Henry county, Ala and the disc .se was 10
creasing in violence aud spreading rapidly to other
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20 Cent Ambrotypc Lik-pess~s, with Case.-
Family and chdrcn lAensssss beautifully tnsen bv
KihBni.L CO., S47 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

For Moths, &c., In Furs, sSc,-ss Costar's.
tdccri' powder Conly rcmcdies) Depot 40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

early In Nag In the neandne excessive improvements
IN the Exchange Building will make veil adapted 10 eli
She present requirements for Post Oace
Movements Of LOsvi Napier.
BALnxoRs, april TO- 1859.
Lord Napier and ia niy left here TINS evening for "A
napols, whore he will hs departure In the British
frigate for England.
News from California and Oregon.
ST. LOUIS, April 10, 1859.
Tho Overland Mail briggs San Francisco dates OF the
26,h ut The news is unm portAnt The markets wore
generally unchanged.
Arrived at SAu Francisco ships Sea Nympn, Vctery,
Neptunes Fsvorite and Alleghaoian, fro@ New YORK;
Eixa and Fla from Boetou bark Kemarger, from Hong
Kong. Sailed from San Francisco ships Zephyr and In
arepd. for New York; ChasswOrth, for Boston
The BuIkhead bill had been virtually defeated In the
Legislature
The State finances aourshiug there upwards
q $500 900 In the treasury.
Tho mining from California and British Columbia
b favorable.
The news Of the admission OF Oregon q State reached
Portland the 18th ut, but occasonsd demonstra
ton.
Passengers by the mail report the Of family
Of nine persons by the Caddo Indians In the vicinity Of
Cooper Camp, Texas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

The best Spring Besl In Extstence--( 10vvs's
ohptc at from % to Is II 3's BoasVay Gail and see IT,
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OLIVER PLATED WARE.
= SILVER PLATED WARE,
SILVER PLATED WARE
SILVER PLATED WARE
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN

TO IET-AT oRANGF, NEW JERsES- A MEDIUM SIZED
houfe and stable ut North Orange is 10 LEI for the nest
1he situation as pleasant and haAhfu In the
village ana lees than five MIMI walk the There
tine garden. fruit trees DO attached TO the housc Apply
the premises, Main and High streets, Ntrh
Irep n. j,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

q. A. Bills. Exchange aud Specie Broker, I7G
Greenwich street north OF Pacific Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

MIsCELLANEOUS.
A 0KM OF SPORTING PAPER.
THE NEW YORK CLIPPER
First number Of ths nov volume contains
THE STRIFE OF THE FACTIONS. OR TIE ILBERTINE
AND Bis vtCMIN
STORY r 2, f t;;,1 iArs INA
The Champion OF Ensnds Repy TO The ChAmpioa Of Ams
Billiard Matches complete report; table Of in each
match with pora,s Of PheAn, sssretes, Kavanagh AMI
Foley
Full report Of the battle England between Az Walker
Tbssr,cai Movements of actors mnsres crousss
sposts hh ,bs Trieser-Tournsment In 81. Louis.
Checkers-keat and elegant Pothops
Racing and I'otdng, and tori Items generally.
Tho CLIPPER Ia DOW ready ard for sale everywhere.
Price four cents per copy.
GET THIS WEEKS OLIPPER.
There s great news la It.
BUY The CLIPPER THIS WEEK.
Zee Tom ssyers Reply 70 Heeoan-
Don't far to read this weeks CLIPPER.
IT s full OF rich sportog tens
A 7TEND TO THIS
a An elegant Brussels carpet for $50 per yard
Wool Dga'ns T1fc W 75c
HIRAM ArDEksUN % Bowery.
4 TRACTION EXTRAORDINARY.
a Crossley rs gorgeous medallions
hoyal Wilton velvet carpets,
Splendid oilcloths rugs, DC
HIRAM ANDEnsON, 80 Bowery.
kT's wosKs KEvlvED-OLD WINE IN NEW
sbment May TO COL broadway where the machine
at taxing he portraits and miniatures the people will be
Te~sbhed a6c org sDised upon improved principles 70
uAbe m ~ uns nj m Ank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

Paris Soft Hnts.-A Choice supply Received
by made expressly order retail
LEAhY a. 90, Noe ). ana Asior House, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


= z; Sss' ss sf:: s q fc
ssss .ssas r: pss do s @Sssa and Nv dwell
NJ nfte 'hrsu bout IN wortmsnlxe mAnnsr.
ess. S. sS.I iss sod plumbing Msros. -
Ala "a SSS e.. naaai;;ar.s. ri ss:isS IA ~
China gass bronzss, clock cutlery silver plei ware
GENERAL HOUSE F1RNrsp1Na GOODS.
FAlS0sR SsSSs ih ncH .n,oAn LAxrs
s sss ' sssfSss { isnS;ss Is E ~ a
ERExcH GAS .IxrgaEs
\. !ss :rs:ss. S.ssn. r.svns ssn hro.Aw.soa~
q DARDoNvnLn. 44s Bo.Aw-s.
" Persons furnklns Asr dwellings and stores with ssa
Will save anosu psr oent
GAO b Rffoasx 4 90.
Woods BanaiasA 6ei Breadvay.
GAnDEs PLANTS AND sLowsRs or Eyskl d
ss; Ss .s s s r. yo q .
ca A ssn Hs,S.xs
Gas Gas rixfUkSs.
S S4s r rTxrTsss.
. GAS FAxfVRA
ssEEww s s7zIss:
NEw srYLKa
NEW STYLES,
SPRING TRADE.
SPRING TRADE
- SPhiNa TRADE
Now opening and sr sale a extremely 10 prices, by
W. J. r. DAILEY %,
6st aud 6SS broadway.
GOvkAUDV ITALIAN MHDlOATHD SOAP rs rag
" only reliable article for curing pimples feCtles
@tteI feet aud all skis deorn es Poudre subtle
htr from lev foeheads upper lips
body NARRATED ly white, nau rouge, hair dye aud
rAtige n The od Dept .ser sroet nrs Broad
way; hsyes Rrook, Oat-nder rhDsdephA; 10
sshpeNn street. bos,on BAs Springfield and druggists
generally.
AsN1AL OR PaYsICAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS HAD
lV scbe neuralgia Rheumatism, epilepsy restesspess 40
instantly reev ed and nly cured by
20 1903 Nassau street. New York and hayes, Brooklyn.
NJOW READY At ALI
IN THE NkRs DRPOT3.
THE NEw YORK MsRCURY,
With
BAYARD TAYIlOR'S
New Travel Sketches.
NTUMB6R 4 Is OUT.
IN THE MUSICAL GUEST,
Ten cente weekly.
Twelve Of beauuul music.
Ladies' purchase the Musical CrOweu's, 600
Broadway of Fourth street and at all the depo
Bell Co., u Frankfort street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

Gurpey's New Photographic aud Fine Ara
gallery 7M broadway Photographic daguerreoSpes minis
IN al nd tyorytyues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

o EVERYBODY ANNOYED BY THE
FALLING OUT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

fyLARK'e SYRUP IL SOLD WHOLESALE BY BARNES
~ A Parks, Park row; q. II. Ring l7s Broadway Mira
Hayes brooklyn. and all Long Island, Pennsylvania snd
M,yI ereey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

kT'S wO8KS kEvlvED-OLD WINE IN NEW
"A brttles HO mrs old celebrated Photographic cstab-
bment May 70 COL Broadway whore the mschine
tai portraits miniatures will be
e~ssbished arc organised upon improved principles 70
male rerDsDtDt the important Dss OF mAnknd be-
and eternity In the production Of elevated class
OF pAiu ngs u the tune of 900 iaure szed per day
and 70 life wrought To nature TO natures God
Nobey the world. look out for Holmes gallery,
60, apo 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20
MARAvULA.

TO EVERYBODY AFFLlCTED WITH BALrNEsS
TO EVERYBODY TRoUBLED BY DsEDaurF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

phelsp's Champion 8nt.-Scmetbing EN-
urey new IN the bat WHITES, 2i6 Broadway under
Ba-Dums ssppe ca be seen ut Mr. rhelan billiard
Broadway and reUh street also 'Copnor
Collie d3 the champou billiard table makers
ard WHITES, the champion halter ZIG Broadway under
he sAnseu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

DOslTIvE PROOF IN sCRorULA AND DysPnP IA.
/ BYA1T's LIFE sAlssM cured mrs q Gore NO s27
sth OF ecrofuln kings evil The ulcers had do
eoytd the flesh from the peck unsl the wiodppc
posed. cured MA Gore also Of dyspepsia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

UEUssEIS CARPETS rs CENTS PER YARD.
- article.
CROsSLkYS IMPROVED EIRCIROTYPED
BRUSSELS.
Warranted to wear well any tapestry Brussela
Warranted fast co,ors.
Warranted 70 look as well ss any other Brussels.
Warranted DO 90 per cheaper 10 ID
any other carpet Cal and see them Prcese
q. b. HUMPHREY CO.,
GA Broadway,
OppOaite Nicholns HotA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

Gen. saunherw' Mstansc Tablet Razor Str0p.
This nimbs article may obtained The s,lc manufac
turers u. 4 g. SAunDErs, No. House. aad o. tse
various asents throughout the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

Something New ""a Beautiful The New
style of hat issued by KNOX styled rhe Pride
bas ut become avore ei the young OF the
We fell Il for she the rising
generation ~eil For good aud ashion able
oil KNOX. 2l2 Eroad9 0rner of Eulton street.
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HYATT-s LIFE BALsAM.


BYA1r life Bassm cures Mr. SNYDER al Gold street
Rrcokp after he had beeu afflicted fifteen HIS
limbs bad becor dst0rtsd and bis whole veakeued
II thought impossible h~ recover no
Only curvd him but restored his limbs a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

)ROOF POSITIVE IN ASTHMA
i HfAT1's lLFE BALKAN cured Miss Cole, OF No 1874
third avenue OF sshma Of the painful and dangerous
bpd She had been AFFLICTED FROM her Infancy and the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

Now Rcody.-A sich and splendid assOrt-
Of chdrtns hts and asp beautiful SILK
hat for gentlemen a nj a. fes oplf S. az ahkfs RUS
SANS 22s Bowery s2G Crane and 2il Elahth avenue.
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GALVESTON, "A pnl iO.In por shIps " Faunin Brgs.
Rotin.Op Europe dg JacnO Frsiu. liysrgs1
ss Ssa esss
CIV kelly from DO arr 9Th ass Psssr c Int. B.ssdSs.
bar brig; West t,udey and East arss.% tor NloI
H I'd b Maze ssas for % s
Boston cid Oh; Iieonb. RarIo. from Nioff, arr 81.
I'D 7th bark Jasper Bennett Liverpool; 9th, bark "
STokoEIowN, SO, APrls-An schr Mary Haley, Hdsy.
:s s:11 ss
ao Gp;sy ingalls, sosS1 In Yo das &
iezuma IDmsn do. cd OH, schrs sunyon Ms!by New
YORK; I'm, Robin, Wallace. curaoosi iSh Atlantic sm"s'
ssm.sas sPf sso Sf:
sassap s "a snip ssses @
s SaI H joss Sai.Sny sa1csobs
ish-sTr bark wave CREST Harmon Nyort schr Hels-.
GsLsSss Arm CA ss.: FSeus.s !srems.'.
xWood s.ss sa and Forest King Boiler: LIVERPOOL
S Bos s4a bTemsn
% Epeo.
al and Csmpeschy Lewis. ssnasrs, Saun. Sa s.ss.-
co.: Wilson SnsiHsn ship. r, toohrsns, Ldvsr.
pUS rsa
si"smshp Empire cay Griffin WORK via H.ysn.
Ga ssys NADIA; Ssh and sss Is
hepop a fsD ssoe co@ey
rvy Il Petersburg; Msestc Lennor Pensacola "A0ss
'nTs% s a sssT bpa John Stewart Bsh 80
Holcrow. and Martha tBr) Rudolf l"e'po0'' ''"'
aTov ed % sea @ Marshaed A,.yTH IN Aqq. Be-
john benhan or .aps Iso1sds: JcSs
. Asn ssrmnn Ieopa Oh Nohsmpon; 10Th Mddssoa
and rsssa pouue li'h ships ocean Monarch ssd
Apr, .ssEr bark Ssos:ST willard M:s
s'fr s No. f:Gs rsc r e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

"a FRENCH CALF DRESS BOOTS AT JO~gs NO. II
Or Arm street, also ready, The 81 90 and q 80 Cor
sras shoes AID callers, nj JokEs', 10 Ann ct
&I mn REWARD WILL BE PAID ON 1Hx COW.
Dl.OUO viction Of counter fring DR. Tobias We
retian lnment n warranted 70 Group dysentery
cbolc throat iootbsehe pains Of asd chronl
rheumatism aucter than Der remedy or psy Sold By
tie druesis at rs and 90 csns Depot t6 CoAnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

4 MEXICAN s1EREOeCOPlC COMPAkY.
"A LAnGEkHElM, LLOYD co.
tce Of correspondents and distribution the country
Bfversty building Washington square Down town depot
uDt the LIST OF May only OF eade street and oadway
next To s~arts OOdozep American vie SALE Ceun
Try buyers invited to examine them.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18
DISTRICT CouRT-oclOber Term.
Hox. S. NJ Bliss, JUDGE.

Hon. S. N Bliss, JUDGE.
MONDAY, October 18th.
The People vs. David Il, Hud-Set for Monday
24ih inst
J pfrlzheimer VS. Geo Colut-Continucd.
II. L. Wlmple vs.. Annda JonSon Continued
Tenuemt vs.. Viewer Cn.-Continued.
llugheSdnn vs. Wsuer Dismissed.
Tnmpkins, Admruf RemOra vs.. Aguila- Con-
tmued.
Mes ok VS. Colgrove- Continued.
FaubnnkS ct nj. VS. RHsSell-C mtlnued.
II gyms vs. Wurtel McDonald-Set for Non
dav the oath INST.
Higgins VS.. Mcdonald ct al. Same order
Russell vs. rbanks Set for FRIDAY 2lNt.
Smith d McD niel VS.. Craft Farsh--C1n'
tinucd.
Clark King vs. Haggerty- Dismissed.
CuSgrnve vs.. Mullen Ciutinucd
OROalk VS. Mullen & c., Continued.
AutLnuy Gran vs.. Sme-C Continued.
Anderson Us. Steve ,son-- Continued
Jones ct al. VS.. Lmdley ct al.--D,fendants al
bowed ten dns Ia HE amended answer
John G. Fall VS.. Brophy ct al.--Set for Friday
2lSf inst
Horn vs.. Potter--Muford's name stricken from
Record as ATTORNEY for defendant.
Davis & Wife vs.. lewett--Contnued.
Wahl vs.. Woods Dismissed.
Osgood, Fall 4 O'Ferrlll vs., Armstrong-De-
fault of defend mt aud Judgment entered.
Lndley ". Hyde Dismissed
Rice VS.. Brady and Brady-Dismissed.
Cohn VS. Morgan--CWntinned.
Billhay VS.. Beauchlmp D smissed
Punk vs.. B,y ct al-D smiSsed.
Mcdonald It nl VS.. Bear River and Auburn
Mining Co-Set for Monday oath.
Mesick h Swezy VS.. South Feather River Water
Co,-Str ken from the calendar.
II. Hogarlh VS.. l.. Compton-Dsmlssed at Lee
cumpton's costs.
Campbel vs.. Campbell Referred to William
Singer To take testimony.
Chapman VS.. ThorIburgh. Continued for SER
vice.
ii rmptnn vs.. Johnston-DiSmissed.
Htwley & Co. vs. Roland
Ward vs.. Ward ct AL -Coniinu.d.
Reynolds Bros VS.. Miller & Aubrey--Set for
Friday 2lst.
Ditto VS. Aubrey & PItten-Sst for 2lst.
Adjourned TIL 10 A. NJ. to-murrnw.
Cases set for tomorrow, l7th-Nos. 80, 80, A,
As, 30, 81.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18
News from Carson City, Utah Territory.

A friend writes us very glowing account
Of matters and things in the above named re-
gion. He says that the change in the aspect
nf the country, within the pust two or three
months is astonishing At the time the cry
of "Hn. for Wnshoe :" was first raised. only
i've house. could he found in Eagle Valley.
Fifteen miles off. at Ophir, n few men we're
at work in the ines. Now, all the hills in
sight Of E tgle Valley have been pro>peeted
! Forty aud fifty Thousand dollars have been
offered by san Francisco capitalists. for some
of The claims di,covere |. Investments hav,
been made and tons of ore have been trans
nitied over the mountains. 10y wagons, for
the purpose Of heing tested. Returns have
been received as I'll rs $4,000 ton. @
Gold Hill i celebrated for constantly in
crrasing discoveries. Companies are con T.
stan,ly putting in nrastras on the east side
of Carson river. Within the last few days,
Bihbs & AIl,n, accompanied hy Thom"s Me
Crum. form rly Of Murys,illc) discovered Il
silver vein, mixed with gold, one mile in
! length. 1t has been divided into fifteen
shares. two of which are held 10y DIR. .. ii.
l'irrson and DR. j g. Wartieid The ore is
valued at $25 per ton. \ large extent of
land surrounding this vein is also taken up
10y the same company, some uf it containing
mineral, and the rest being good for grazing
and farming.
Carson City now numbers more than thirty
houses, and others are contracted for, tn he
built ms soon as lumber can he obtained -
lhe stores are doing good business Fall
& Co. sold, ON the llth inst, 81 900 worth
of goods. City lots that were worth, six
weeks age, five and ten dollars sell now from
one to six hundred dollars.
a new b illing for a store will lie finished
in two weeks. for james Thompson. Anoth-
er i. going up as drug and stationery store,
for Dr. Mauuckton Of Volcano John ''ashe-
RI, of the Galera House. Yuha county, is Mt
Carson City, with his family He has bought
some lots aud commenced building
MI Bryan. formerly engaged in quartz
mining at FurbestOwn, Is Interested in II pay
ing CLAIM at Virginia City. Hughes, the
spirituast. who formerly Fraciced magnet
ism in Marysville, and whose office was oppo
site G. N. Swezey's residence on d. street,
his heen led by the spirits or his own judy
ment to fortune lie has been Offered $40,
900 for claim for which he prid S3,5oO.
a. Hyde left Carson City, Suud 'y,a n week
ago, intending to return. Judge Bryan is in
Genoa, attending to a case before Judge Cra-
dlebaugh, who is holding court at that place.
Several legal gentlemen from California are
attending the same court
An election will soon he held to choose a
successor TO Judge Crane, deceased, as dele
gate to Congress from the proposed new Ter
ritory of Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18

CAPTAIN OF POLICE The City Council on
Saturday evening. manifested their good
sense y the re election Of VIM. King. as Cap.
tain Of Police. He has shown himself an al,l.
and efficient officer and. under his manage.
ment OF the police, the town has become un
usually orderly and quiet. Rogues and ras-
Gals give us a wide berth, FOR they know well
that they will lie opprehended on their first
outbreak Besides they are so closely watch
ed that it is almost impossible for them To
commit any depredations Capt King is tn,
very man for his present position, aud the
Council act wisely in retaining him.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18

j. a. PELL, book keeper in Sacramento,
has been arrested on charge of grand lar
erny in stealing the sum of 5000 The Stand
ard says:
As we understand the matter, Pell was
hookkeeper for Brown, and being under the
impression that the establishment must soon
close, he (PelD appropriated the sum OF two
hundred dollars, as the amount due hun for
back salary Whether this lie true or not,
the ,xaninaiion this morning will We pre-
sumc, fully demonstrate.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18
RRODERICK MONUMENT.

The foil wing named Committee for Yuba
County, to-wit: S NJ BLISS, L, B. MOORE,
GEORGE w. STANTON, IRA A.EAT0N and
LEWIS CUNNINGHAM are ,ow prep red Ia
receive subscriptions to the "BRoDERICK MON
UIENT FUND
Subscription Rolls may also be found at the
following pl ces
Merchants Hotel.
Freeman Co.'S Express Office.
Randall Il Co.'S Bookstore, D street.
Bruphy's Saloon, Western House
Getzer's Saloon, d street
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18

GEN scorE-The reception of Genera
Scott at San Francisco, took place on sun
day, though he had declined at first for the
reason that the Sabbath was not the day fol
such exhibitions Cannon were fired, nnl
the streets through which he was escorted
were tlronged with the citizens. lie ap-
peaFed in excellent health. nnd in his ndlres,
to the assemblage thanked them for his re-
eepuon' aud said he was happy to see 50
many around hin who had fought 10y his
side IN Mexico Addresses were also deliver.
ed by Gov. Weller, Gen. Clarke and Colonel
Baker. Gen. Scott was to have left vos,.,-
day, for San Juan Island, on the mail steamer
Noriherner.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18

r. w. PlcKERsGILL This young man is
now on his way to Stockton. lie was started
with yesterday, while under the influence of
ehloroform. We are told by one of his late
attendants that he was constantly rubbing
his head in the region struck 10y rifle hall
during the Nicaraguan war, under General
Walker. 1t is his opinion that insanity was
caused by the irritation arising from the
pressure of that l@ll in the back part of the
head We recollect that the wound was II
severe one and did not appear to he healed
for some months alter his return from Mica
ragua.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18

TnEArER.-'rhe Nelson Troupe performed
last evening to crowded house We were
happy to see so large an assenblnge it being
the occasion Of a benefit rendered by this ad.
mirable troupe. to Warren Engine Co. No. T..
Of this city The Nelson's go to-day to Sac
ramento, where they will give an entertain
ment this evening
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18

The SCHILLER FEsrIvAL-At mass meet
ing of the Germans of San Francisco. held
for the purpose Of ratifyiug the resolutions
passed at former mee,iug, in relation to the
celebration Of the centennial firth day Of
The poet Schiller, the resolutions were en-
d"rsed says the Telegram, with the amend
meut that the festival should he ON the 9th
and 7th OF November in Russ Garden. in.
stead of the 10th and nth. a new cumcdy
written hy Lauhe. called "Carls Sehneler,
to e played at the American Theater, on
the evening OF the l0h. was su stitutrd lol
that of "D,n Carlos" The meeting was
lhen addressed by Drs Loehr and Rabr, and
Mr.. Ruehl and others, when the meeting ad-
iuurnrd
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18

OK the 29h ult.. II band of Apaches drove
off from the Arivoca ranch. in Arizona, about
sixty head Of ,toek belonging to the sonora
Exploring aud Milling Company. The In
dinns we're followed and all tile stock recoy-
cred with the exception of about twenty
head.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18

NEW PAPER.-J. J. Pennypacker d Co
have issued the prospectus for semi weekl,
journal to be published in Petaulna. aud +,
be called the "Petaluma Argus" 1t will Ia,
an Independent paper, and will make its ap
Pearance about the lst of next mouth.
DEATH PROM ExrRAcrTNG ToorH.-Ir
Hudson City. N. j.. recently. young maj
named Hoffman had one of his front teetl
extracted, which produced eontinuai fiov
Of blood. and resulted in death. 1t is sal
that several physicians were in Attendance
but were unable to render any assistance.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18

TnE Seandinaviins in Chicago propose to
establish two Morse newspapers in Tint city
-une TO lie printed in the Swedish Ian
Snnge and the other in Norwegian One as.
socialion of propretors is to control both es.
Establishments.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18

REcoRDERs CoURr, YESTERDAY -Mahoney,
yagrant, was sent to tie chain gang, for
fifteen days. Three cases Of drunk and dis
orderly were fined So each, which they paid,
and were discharged
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-18

M"s' HARRIET PSF, nweI known spiritual
'st' died recently in New York. Of con.nm,,-
ll"". which it is believed was brought on by
her frequently going iufo the trance state
She was native of Connecticut