Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

llams we understand, initiated bellgerent
movements By striking Walkup n blow on
the nose. The latter returned the blow
knocking Williams out upon the sidewalk
and WAS following him closely when parties
interfered and separated them. Williams
then drew knife, but was Immediately ar
rested 10y officer Cody, Walkup being taken
in charge by officer jacobs
The difficulty between McKibbin and Cof
froth is settled. On Wednesday, says the
Sacramento Standard, Mr.. Coifroth was stan.
ding in front of the st. Nicholas Saloon, in
nversation with Humphrey Griffith, Esq :,
and several other friends. when Me- McKib-
bin, accompanied by Mr.. .. G. Hail, of Sierra
county, approached Mr. Coffroth ard holding
out his hand, said he regretted the difficulty
which had occurred between them. Mr..
Coffroth took the extended hand, remarking
that he also regretted what had taken place
The parties exchanged grasps cordially, and
with their several friends stepped inlo the
st Nicholas, where their former kindly rela
tons were Resumed in mutual pledges gen
erous champagne.
MORE ABOUT Pixies PEAK EA1oRANrs.-T 4e
Bulletins ST. Louis correspondent writing
May Both. gives the following additional in
telligence of the sniferings of Pixies Peak
cmigrants:
Stories of destitution and suffering among
the returning emigrants to Pixies Peak, their
threats to sack 1T. Joseph and other towns
on the border, continue to reach us. Every
day, too, brings accounts of deaths among
them from starvation and fatigue. Of a pnr-
ty of seventeen who were iourneying to-
gcther over the Plains, all but one died miser.
ably, after they had subsisted for some time
on prickly pears and wild onions Benevo-
lent persons in the western part of this State
are now engaged in relieving the discounted
miners by sending out provisions to those
nearest the frontier. and suon some organized
plan will be devised for their rescue. 1t is
estimated that two thousand returned emi
grants have reached this city within the last
week. They are sorry looking set, and
seem anxious to get as far otf AS possible from
Pixies Peak
ANOTHER MATcH by THE BExIcrA Boy. -
John Heenan. better known as the "Benecia
Boy" from having been II resident of that
town in Califurnia, aud still more so from lis
late fight with Morrissay, and recent chal-
lenge to Tom ~ayers, the ampion of Eng
land, is shortly to be married to beautiful
young lady OF high position, socially and
aristocratically, having been regarded hy the
artists of Cincinnati with mucn admiration.
Inc lady Is very talented, aud writes great
deal Tor various periodicals But her chief
claims to distinction are her military houors.
She was born in soldiers barracks, aud
adm tad i. >
WIS decided case, on both sides. If love at
hrst sight Some blood thirsty brothers,
however, have sworn to bar the marriage.
and the young lady is closely watched, but
there is no doubt OF the "Benecia Boy" and
the Military Star" being married. in spi c of
All ihese pugilistic displays of her i'orkopolis
admirers Utica O5acrv. r. My 27.
RIGHT OF FnAvELEEs.-A case of some interl
est to railroad travellers. as settling p Incl
pie, has been recent y deereed. James H.
llotchkins of Pmttshurg, Steuben county.
bought a ticket on the Erie Railroad, New
York, tor Rochester. 1t was marked good
for six days only After the expiration of
six day" Mr.. II. presented the ticket be-
tween Bath and Rochester 1t was refused,
and he was elected from the cars He COM
menced suit, which was recently tried be-
re referees designated by the Supreme
Court, and they have awarde the plaintiff
$3.50 damages AH'ntic paper.
The HARGoUs FAILURE-The New York
Times, in noticing the failure of the house of
p. A. IIargous Il Brother, of that city, and
whose liabilities are said to amount to $780,
600, says
The engagements of the firm for the Te-
hauntepec Company, with which they have
been intimately connected, is, probably, one
main cause of the embarrassment: but the
advances in this case have been aggravated,
no douLt, by the revolutionary state of things
in the City of Mexico, to which there seems
no immediate end