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Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25
The Express and the standard.

The Express denies that it is "impertinent
ly interfering" with the private affairs Ofthe
Sacramento Standard, in debating to that jour
nal what sort of men it should employ upon
its columns. In attempted Justification ofits
extraordinary conduct, it says;
"As we understand it, the Standard was es'
tnblished by contributions from different
members of the party. and was intended TO
he strictly Democratic organ; that II was
in the hands of Trustees, who placed the
present editor at its head as their representa-
tive. We were not aware that 1T was pri
vate entei prise. and consequently beyond the
scrutiny of the party We had an idea that
being the organ of the Democratic party, es-
tablished by the party, and patronized by 1t
as such. that it was expected and intended
that it should be edited by gentlemen who be.
ionq to tile organization, aud if it was not
they had right to complain. We admit.
that if that paper was a private enterprise
the case would be different, but if we are cor
reetly informed such was not the case"
very lame argument If the Trustees
are responsible for the business concerns of
the paper, why attack Judge Bolts? And
again, if the Trustees are satisfied with the
writers employed by Judge Bolts, what right
has the Express TO object, when they do not 2
And again, upon the suppositon that the pa
per is not beyond the scrutiny of the party,
is this scrutiny to be exercised by the Cali
fornia Express exclusively Does the Ex'
press stand in the place of the Democratic
party? Is it the Democratic party? Itmust
be, or its augmentation on the subject in
hand is nonsense.
As for this Intervention on the part of the
Express with the internal affairs of the Demo
cratic Standard, it is 10 particular concern OF
ours, but we must he permitted to say that
the Express is conducting the contest with
anything but fairness. On pretense Of show.
ing that Mr.. Gorham at one time attacked
the Standard and the Supreme Judges it re-
peats charge which was made during hot
election canvass, and which was calculated to
iniure the Standard. This is very conve-
nient way of attacking the good standing of
the Standard. 4 repetition Of charges iHjuri
ous to the paper, is of course legitimate, and
the Standard will Of course appreciate the
motive. There is only one drawback to the
perfectness of the excuse for thus Juggling in
this detrimental charge against the Standard
and that is that Mr.. Gorhdm did not writt
the article quoted
The nsinuation of the Express's correspon
dent 3D." that Douglas Democrats are the
same as Republicans is unworthy of notice
No man, who has proper appreciation Of
the intelligence of the community he ad-
dresses, would nse it. 1t is the resort ofmen
who are never respected in argument
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25
M xSvILL6.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 25th.

SAN FRANcIsCo AND MARYsvLLE RAILROAD.
We are requested to state that the failure
of the contractors to meet the demands upon
them was owing to unlocked for delay in
turning the securities of the Company into
cash. Hereafter there is no probability OF
such failures.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

CHICKEN SrEALING.-A Mrs Williams, liv-
ing near the hospital, has been missing a
great many chickens, for some time past.
Yesterday morning, a little after twelve
o'clock, she heard a great fuss among her
chickens, and went out to see what varmint
was after them. Much to her astonishment
she saw countryman of Koscusko and
Poniatowski, familiarity known as The Pole,
and who is q shoemaker, laying violent
hands upon her poultry. He broke and ran
minus the chickens. but she had recognized
his features and at daylight had him arrest.
ed. He will be tried this morning.
Chinaman, who is in the chain gang for
stealing chickens. hearing of "The Poles"
arrest, laughed immoderately, and seemed to
be greatly elated at the prospect of having
q companion in villainy lie rubbed his
hands gleefuliy, all the time exclaiming,
"Chicken steal, no good, no good"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON, says an Atlantic
paper, is about to visit Paris to have an
eye (now blind taken out. Some years ago,
while witnessing duel, the ball from the
pistol OF one Of the parties struck tree and
glaneing into his eye, destroyed its sight
The serious operation of removing the whole
ball of the eye has nov become necessary,
and the surgeons here advised the resort to
Paris skin.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25
BRODERICK MONUMENT.

The following named Committee for Yuba
County, to-wit: S. NJ. BLISS, L. B. MOORE,
GEORGE w. STANTON, IRA A. EATON and
LEWIS CUNNINGHAM, are now prepared to
receive subscriptions to the "BRODERICK MON
UMENT FUND"
Subscription Rolls may also be found at the
following places
Merchants Hotel.
Freeman Co.'S Express Office.
Randall & Co.'S Bookstore, d street
Brophy's Saloon, Western House.
Getzlers Saloon, d street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

SIDNEY HILL MINEs-The Trinity Journal
says OF the Sidney Hill Mines in that coun-
ty:
From ron one of the claim owners we gather
me following statistics of the yield of some
@r M, the principal claims the past season: :: DR.
ares ares, about $4,000; Hupp Il Finley.
Hloooo; Mcdonald d Coney Sll 900 !;
,oage G Howe $4,000; Ware. Comfy & Co..
Soooo. AN immense amount of gold has
oeen taken from the Sydney claims, yet there
acres yet remain. oil Of which will be mined
yet.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

CHAR THICK "-Approaching the hunting
range. near the Honcut, the other day, in a
buggy and armed with a doubled .barreled
shot gun, we inquired of eountryman whom
we CHANGED to meet, if game was pretty
plenty. "Waal, yaas,' he replied, there's a
right smart chance o squirt, and har is putty
thick, but feithered varmints is scace." We
found his statement much more correct than
his English.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

JUDGE SINCLAIR, of the United States Dis
triet Court in Utah Territory. is now in San
francisco, and will leave for Washington on
the next steamer. His court is adjourned
till July next His official career in Utah
has been marked by frmness, ability, and
integrity.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

DEPUTY SHERIFF. o. X. Smith of, Tulare
county, has taken to FL Dorado county
three prisoners, named Henderson, Brown
and Rice, charged with having committed
highway robbery upon a Frenehman in that
county, some months ago
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

RoBBERY.-A Catholic priest was recently
stopped near Abbey's Ferry, and robbed of
81 60 Another man was approached, but
fearing to have his poverty exposed, bought
the robber off.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

ANOTHER Indian arrowhead has been
found IN the claims Of Lewis and Hiscox of
Bn'keye Hill, near North San Juan. 1t was
found ll0 feet below the surface, in solid dirt
over which had grown tree six feet thick
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

IT is stated that there are fourteen hun
dred buildings Of various kinds now in pro-
cess of erection in Memphis. Tennessee, at ar
estimated cost Of SO 100. 900.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

"BowMAN's GENUINE John S. Bowman
is selling off his large and fine stock of cigars
and tobacco at cost and below cost prices.
See his advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

WE learn from the Hydraulic Press that
there is now on exhibition at North San Juan
the jaw bone of mastadon, which was
Iound on the farm of the exhibitor, Mr..
French in Hlihois, and brought by him to
California this season. 1t is over three feet
in length and weighs so pounds. One tooth
alone weighs 10 pounds.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

A schooner from New York. drawing nine
feet OF water has ascended the Appomatox
to Petersburgh, Va, whereupou the citizens
of that place became iubilant.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

AT last accounts, Gen. Alvarez was prepar-
ing to march on the City of Mexico with six
thousand well armed infantry, cavalry and
artillery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

HAVING retired from the business in which
IL have been long engaged, dealer in Boots
Shoes, Oils, &C., at the old stand, Theatre building
D street. hereby return my thanks to my customeTs
for the patronage they have so lberally bestowed on
me, and earnestly recommend my successor, Mr..
Js Eshom as In every way entitled to their patron
age LoclVJ p, FRENCH,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

D. JOHNSTON, of Sonora, proposes to run
early In the Spring, line of stages from that
town TO Walkers river. The Sonora Demo-
erat says he win make the trip in two davs
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

RoBRERY-A produce pedler, named VIM.
Hackett, was robbed last week of 800.
while on the road between Woods Bridge
and French Corral There were two rob.
bers
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25
To very populOus and wealthy mining region

10 a very populous and wealthy mining region.
The PHI ESS circulates largely in Nevada, Yuba and
sierra counties, and advertisements in II meet the
eyes OF large number of Mountain Merchants
For the upper portion Of Nevada county, Marys-
vile, connected with it by an excellent rond at all
seosons is the natural and nearest trade depot. AL
ready large purchases made in that city to supply
our retail dealers, and by using proper exertions a
much larger amount Of custom can be Influenced in
the same direction.
Beforelong, the road which goes through North San
Juan will connect directly, IL does Indirectly
with transmontane highways and settlements the
summit. The trade of that upper country all be
had for Marysvle, If her merchants win Introduce
Themselves, and make their names Familiarity known
through the columns Of the local paper.
These suggestions need not be amplfed.
Those who wish TO advertise in the HYDRATIJc
PRESS can do so through RANDALL & LAssITER. OF
Marysville, or by addressing
AVERY WATERS,
ocl1 North San Juan. Nevada co,n,v
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

ALL OF a CoLoR.-With nearly every flock
OF crows now seen on the plains is flock of
black birds. They seem to agree perfectly,
and keep up most intolerable hollering
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

KING KAME-AMEHA ". IN TRoUBLE-On
the 18th of ofSeptember. the King of the Sand
wich Islands, in a fit of jealousy, shot H. A
Nelson, his Private Secretary, without,
however, it is thought, mortally wounding
him. The affair occurred in Lahaina. 1t ap.
pears that he had received information that
Nelson had been guilty of improprieties of
department towards the Queen, if not more
A correspondent of the Alta says:
The patient is doing well, and the medical
men speak in sanguine terms of a slow, per
haps, but sure recovery. No sooner had the
act been committed than the sufferer was re.
moved into a separate house and attended by
the hysicians Of the place, and in very
short time His Majesty's mind realized the
error under which he had been laboring, and
his regrets were equal in force 10 those other
feelings which prompted him to act. Such a
generous determination ruled him, not only
to compensate, as far as possible, the subject
of his mistaken conclusions, but to show re-
spect for the public by proving that he held
himselfno less responsible for his deeds be.
cause the law could not touch him, that he
determined TO abdicate the throne. Such a
scheme, however, found no one in the whole
nation to assent to it. The excitement caused
10y this intention was beyond all comparison,
for the king is not only popular, but per-
sonally, he is the real keystone Of our politi-
cal and social systems
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

ADvIcEs from the Sandwich Islands state
that the volcano is making grander display
than ever. The lava stream down at its
mouth has been unusually brilliant. 1t was
reported that the large fish ponds at Kihola
had been destroyed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

ADMIRAL NoRToN. Captain of the port of
Mazatlan, and Colonel in the Liberal army
Of Mexico. arrived in San Francisco Satur-
day night, by the schooner Catalina
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

ADyIoEs from Europe indicate that the
Italian question is in a fair way of being set
tied. The zurich Conference resumed its
sitting on the 10th of September.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

The SNIP MAsTIFF-The Court of Admi-
rally, at Honolulu have awarded the ship
Achilles $1,000 salvage on the specie saved
by her from the ship Mastilf, destroyed by
fire on 10Th inst. The mastff was owned by
Warren Delano and others in New York
and was insured in Boston for the sum of
$4,000. Her mails for Honolulu and China
were lost
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

The Shasta Herald thinks Daniel 5. Diekn.
son suitable person to be our next Presi-
dent We think SO too.-Erpress.
The Shasta Courier thinks Stephen A.
Doug"s suitable person to be our next
President We think so, too.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

RAMA heavy shower of rain fell on the
Honcut l6 miles from the city, Sunday. 1t
also rained plentifully along the foot hills.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

TURNPIKE RoAD.-Prelminary steps have
been taken for the construction Of turn
pike road from Grizzly Fort, Sierra county
to Truekee Meadows, Utah Territory The
gentlemen who have the undertaking in
hand, are fully competent to complete it.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

The proposition for forming a State Gov.
ernment in Kansas has been defeated by
5000 majority.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

TENNYsoN received FIVE hundred dollars fo
his poem, The Grandmother's Apology, pub
lished in "Once Week"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25
FOR SALE,

NOTICE.-The offices OF Everts. Wilson A Co.'S.
anu anu Mhitirg Co.'s Expresses have been removed
ron G Wells, Fargo Co.'S to the Office of FREEMAN
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25

As soon as Mr.. Nelson is sufficiently re-
covered, it is the kings intention to have an
interview, and what ever compensation can
he made under these very unpleasant circum
stance, will be proposed
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25
Notice to the PubIfc.

NOIACEs
H. O. EVERTS has been appointed Agent for Free
man d Co., in Marysvlle, vice w. b. Latham, ir,
resigned. ocs. I'm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-25
WAGON LTNTRER.

CONSISTING Of Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank.
~ Hubs, Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Poles, Axles.
je27-my2p 20 and 21 n styset
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16

TuhIN, juno 3 Cen 0hhilnldi has sur.
prised and deioail1 fhe Ausffians at Narcso,
and that town Is nesih full Of the enemy
Gen. O. rc-entercd Como on tio nightof the
2nd.
Gen. Mel entered Noyara on the 1st aAer
a slight encounter with tho Austrians.
The Emperor arrived the same evening
amid The acclamAtions Of the people.
The Austrians endeayored to cross the
Po at Rassignau, but the inhabitants opposed
them, firing upon and destroying an Aus
trian Bark.
The Valley line is in state Of insurreo-
t.on,
The town Of sandro has proclaimed for
bing Victor Emmanuel
E The Duke Of Parma has arrived in Swift
lerland.
The French Engineers have arrived at
Sutra, and were collecting vessels to cross
Lake Maggie with 5000 mon.
The French squadron, in the Adriatic has
captured 35 Austrian vessels, valued at e4,-
100000.
LONDON, june A special dispatch to
the London Daily NetDs, dated Turin, FRI
day night Both inst, says, that the Austrians
are now in full retreat across the Ticino.
Garibaldi had gained a new battle
The Austrian Bulletin Of tho LIST inst,
says, that the enemy attacked the seventh
Austrian corps, but their farther advance was
stopped by Gen. Zoberlava. A large NUM-
Der is reported to have been wounded during
the efic8unter h
Iotgs, .t,,he tinst Nnrese
was eaniibnAded aal taISsn by Gen. CijSsn.
who yeinstalled the legal authoritiea and lew
led war contributions. on tho city.
GRsAT BETAtE.---1n tho Derby races, the
stakes were won by Sir Joseph uawley's
horse Musjed, valued at $1,000, and his Lord
ship, il Is supposed, will win g100,0O0 in bets
also.
A new Atlantic Telegraph Company is to
be formed TO lay a cable between Cornwall
and Canada, with capital OF 100000.
A great explosion Of Salt Petre took place
on board Of the ship Eastern Monarch for
kunache. while she was anchored of Spit
head, with Eve hundred ret1rn soldiers and
eheir fAmilies on board The vessel was
speedily enynlopedin flames, but through
the prompt exertions 81 officers and crew,
all butseten persons were saved. Fohr ol
the children werc killed by the exp losiaiiig
Paul Won Slittin has faiied 70 heavy
amount.
PRUssA.-The terms Of the new loan, by
the Prussian Government, have been an
nounced
The loan is to bear per cent, and to be
issued by public subscription.
The redemption of the loan is to com.
mence in 1868, by payment of / per ct. an.
nually thereafter, until it is called in.
| TuRKEY--The garrison, at Belgrade, has
been reinforced and its numbers reported tC
be trebled.
The Porte is about to send a strong Naval
| force to the Adriatic.
Herzegovina was in open revolt. Tho Ia
test intelligence was to the effect, that re-
volt of the whole of European Turkey was
] in movement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16

THE Four EYED MANA new wonder
has been discovered in New York, in the
person named Karl Saul, who, it is assert,
has four eyes lie has one pair in the usu. &.
al place, and another in the back ofthe head.
A correspondent of the Evening Post who
enjoys the acquaintance of the individual,
says that "both sets of eyes are perfect, and
he sees backward and forward at the same
time, with equal ease, oouprehending at
glance every thing within the range of his
vision either way The objects which lie
simultaneously beholds he will describe with
wonderful accuracy. Indeed, he is remark
able for his descriptive powere. Mr.. Saul
is a man of extreme diiidence and the pecu,
liarity of his construction has been carefully
concealed, and has, heretofore been know d
only to his most Intimate friends. Asif the
above is not wonderful enough, the ecorres-
pOndent Of the Post makes the following
wonderful statement slIe is,highly INTEL
ligent and social in his habits, and owns
considerable property, which he has accu, /,
mulated by honest industry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16
Seizure of a Shaver.

NEW York, June | s.
The bark Orion, fifty days from the Congo
River, Africa, was brought to this port last
night in charge of Lieuts Dallas ard Camp
bell, and was anchored under the guns of
the navy yard. Her Captain, Mr. Hanna,
died of broken heart. The Orion sailed
from this port on the 2lst of January, and
arrived at Sharks Point, on the Congo Riv-
cr, on April 10th. Here she was seized by
the English steamer Triton, but was subse-
quently transferred to Commander Brent, of
the u S. sloopcOf-war Marion, who, on ex-
animation, became confident that she was a
slave trader He accordingly put the prize
crew on board, and ordered her home A
few days before she sailed, the barks Ar,
dennis and Emma Lincoln were also seized
at Sharks Point by Commander Brent, and
they would probably be sent home also.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16

LIouoR STAMP Acr-A citizen of Toledo
was indicfed and convicted for selling casks.
of liquor which were not branded according
to9aYes slrtiIc words nCaptaining no poi-
ssncus drags,or other dded poison. z l 8
wassentenced TO a i14 and imprisonme MT
for thirty days. The case was taken before
the District Court on error as to the validity
of the indictment, the intention of the law,
undoubtedly, being to punish the adultera-
ton OF liquors, not the selling Of pure liq'
nors without the brand but the District
Court sustained the ruling of the Court OF
Common Pleas The case, we understand.
will be brought hefpre the Supreme Court
The question is of some Importance to the
people of the State, as if the law is as inter
preted by these Courts probably every per-
son engaged in the manufacture or sale in
any quantity is liable to fine or imprison,
ment %. S Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

Cleveland and Toledo Railroad StOckhold,
ers had meeting to-day. The Board of
Directors was increased from to l3. The
following Board was unanimously elected {:
John b. Waring, A: Stone, Jr., John Gar
diner, VIM. Durbin, Samuel NJ. Young W.
Colburn, Henry Kip NJ NJ. Vermilzie, A
n. Ramsdell, Wm. Williams, Dean Rich
mond, G. F. OlyphAnt and 7. Hardy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16

The bark Ann Elizabeth, from Buenos
Ayres, has arrived here. She reports that
when she passed Buenos Ayres on May LIST.
there was a continual firing of guns heard
1t is supposed that battle was taking place
between the Paraguayans and Buenos Az,
rians, as was binted to that effect at Rosari
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR, & co,
NEW TREA 7 Nj EN- I.
P RI Y AT L
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE ! !

A T the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estnt-
n lished for the cure OF syphilis, Seminal WcsE-
ness and the Secret Infrmilirs OF Youth and MstV-
corner Of Main and Quay streets. (up stairs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure of genital DEBILITY, or
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as sCm-
inal Weakness, etc. Can be permanentA cured in
from fft' days to two months, by the 81 this
instrument, when used conJointy with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DIR. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented most important instru-
ment for the Of the above diseases. thas heen
subjected TO by the most eminent physicians
London, Paris, Phi ade phin and Flew York; Il hes
been declared the only useful instrument which has
sSer vet been invented ior ne cure OF seminal
caused by the secret habits Of youth, Price Ten Lois
lars, by Mail or Express.
A CURE WARRANTED
DR. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively TO this pecu lar class of ma aides, and
the relief the have consequently been able TO rem
fully acknowledged by eonvaleseent patients and
others daily arriving in town. from all parts Of the
country, for the express purpose only OF consuta-
tons, while their eNertions hayeheen crowned with
the most signal advantages; yet rom what they
have experienced in enquiring into the causes of
these infectious complaints iron their most simple
condition to that of the most dangerous and
erate they have alwa entertait ed the possibility
variaby found at the most horrible and malignant
forms OF disease could almost invariably be traced
to oneoi the following eauses-lgnorance, 1egleet,
therefore Dr.. AMOS and SON have succeeded in
discovering, In the selection of then remedies,
safe, efiectual and cautious course; Omitting all
combination of remedies which bear equivOoal
character, well as those whose premature oriniu-
dicous application might be productive Of bad
Seouences In the hands OF private individuals, In
short the iAudable end Of their remedies is the less
ening Of great mass OF human misery by the a,lev
iation relief and prevention OF those grievous at
hictions that are 10 reality the secret foe of
which, while they SO extensively surround u.s. call
Alotd for skill and interference for their exte-
min ltion.
COUN TRY INYALIDS.
Personsin part of the world may be succoss-
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of their
case, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Address Dr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo, N. Y. jan7-dawIy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-16
Grain Market.
Cincinnati Markets.

Cincinnati Markets.
CiSolSNArI, June u.s.
Flour frm s7.Oo@7,75 for superane.
Whisky 90
Provisions bu0yant. Mess Pork Sl2, So
Wheat steady White ,5O@l 90; Rcd go
al .63.
Corn active at IS
Rye IN fair demand At 9id95.
Barley doll az G0@63.
Oats SO FOR prime.
Lard llJI.
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ST. Louis, June IS.

The passengers by the Overland Mail re >
port that the Texans in the vicinity of Caddo
Reserve had dis banded, upon the ass nranoe
OF Major Van Doren, that a repetition of
outrages should not occur.