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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
Notice.
MARY lille TER
COMPANY.

vINTEE MARYSVILLE WATER COM
4 PANY beg to notify tho citizens Of Marysville
that they ale now ready to supply limited quantity
of water along the line Of their Street MaiDs under
regulations and at rates follows:
Price for tap and service pipe to curb of sidewalk
= inch Observation-Disclosures. S1O 90
q inch.......... ............. ..... 10 90
lhCt.... ~ %
For tap end pipe larger than inch special rate,
per contract
The following rents per month, for use OF water: /:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
SpetiaI gotites.
M Notice.
XNl,ern
DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract Of

DIR. GuysOtt's Improved Extract of
YELLOW DOCK AND sARsAPARILLA is a sure
remedy for HEREDITARY TAINT. Now is the time to
use this celebrated purifier of the blood. 1t is the
great Spring Remedy, and the only medicine which
can eiIectually cleanse the system from all impurities
OF the blood. Thousands who have used It can testify
70 ITS MIRACULOUS EFFECTS UPON THE BLOOD.
1t creates new, rich and pure blood, carries off the
putrd humors, cleanses the stomach, regulates the
bowels, and mparts tone Of vgor to the whole body
DIR. GUKSOTT'S EXTRACT or YELLOW
DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA,
As manufactured under the superintendenee of the
most celebrated chemist and physician ia this country
is the ONLY SARSAPARILLA which will eTectualy
cleanse the system eradicate disease restore heal
thy action to all the functions OF the body and KEEP
THE BLOOD PURE.
For sale by all Druggists on the Pacific coast, and
by PARK 4 WHITE Agents,
1872 Washington street,
ap20-2m opposlte the Market. San FrAnclsco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12

THE FLORAL FAIR of the Alameda county
Agricultural Society will be opened at the
new pavilion in Oakland, on Tuesday next.
IN San Francisco Michael Butler has been
fined $50 for striking little girl. and Chas.
Worth $40 fer pushing a hurdy gurdy girl
out of a store.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12

A REWARD of one thousand dollars has been
offered by the Governor, for the arrest and
conviction of the murderer or murderers of
Andrew G. Thompson and Cornelia Hamp-
ton, who were murdered at the Lone Will
lows, in Merced county, Dec. 22d. 1853
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
AccOrdeOmS and Flutinas.
Sheet and Book Music.
Violin and Guitar strings.
Toys and Fancy Goods.

BILLIARD BALLS, CUE TIPS, WAX & CHALK,
BIRD CAGES, CHILDREN's CARRIAGES, DOXING
GLOVES, POLICE WHISTLES, FENCING FoILs,
MASKS, CRIBBAGE and BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
CHESSNIEN, LADIES' WORK BASKETS, &C.
Dealers supplied a: the Lowest Prices.
WE IMPORT all our ,ods direct from New York
and Boston, and Guarantee to sell as low ns
any similar establishme in California.
gY-INSTRUiENTs TUNED AND REPAIRED by
an experienced workman.
DALE 81 CO.,
mh29-3mis I55 j street, Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12

Gov. WELLER has commissioned James
Miller Notary Public, for Calaveras county;
G. Canning Smith, County Clerk, of Mcndo-
cino county. who was elected May I'd; and
William Henry, County Judge, of the same
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
Familles-Each family of not more than s

Fer TAP anu pipe larger than inch, at special rate,
as per contract.
The following rents, per month, for use Of water:
PER MONTH.
pcrsons....,..- .-..........,..... 81 90
Over eight and not more than twelve A 90
Over twelve and not more than twenty. 90
Hotels and Boarding Houses-For each
boarder, and lodger, including servants,
transient boarders, and families keeping
the house c........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Day Doaruers. -.---......... ......... -
Lodging houses, per bed. .............. 10
Hotel Bars, Saloons, from........ ~ to 10 90
Bathing tubs in hotels. 90
Stores Warehouses, &c.-For each tene-
ment occupied as a warehouse, office,
shop, or forany purpose not included in
any other classification, and not requi-
ring more than ordinary supply Of water,
from........ ......... ....,......... 80 to 10 90
Bakeries-For average daily use of Flour
per bbl, per month .................... so
For irrigation-For all Lots ofless than 100
;gss+; asts ibsn sa'i: 10 and no, over s55 sSSSS
For all lots more than 200, at seven and
one half mills per square yard.
For restaurants, Cnnfectioneries, Eating
Houses, Markets, Groceries, according
to quantity Of water used from. ....... 81 to 10 90
Building purposes-For each 1000 brick
FIR each 1000 brick wet through '''
hose or otherwise ....... .......1 Is cts
For plast ring, each 100 yards Isl
Hose-For the right to attach hose not ex-
ceeding q Of an inch orfce, for washing
windows, carriages, and other purposes,
except sprlnkling streets, in addition to
charge for other uses, not less than ..... 2 90
Fountains-To be used not more than six
hours each day, Of 1-16 nchi iet......... 90
= inch jet......... 90
X inch jet. 16 90
y ach jet......... 80 90
Stables-For Livery Stables including wa
ter for washing, each horse. 66
For Omnibus and Stage Stables, each
horse. .....-.- .......... %
For Draymen and Team Stables, each
an 80
For all other purposes not mentioned herein, the
Company prepared to furnish Water at the lowest
possible rates Application made at Ofice OF the
Company. corner Of Fourth street and Maiden Lane,
will meet with prompt attention.
Marysylle June lst, 1859. ie3-lm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
ON THE President OF rHs UNITED STATES.
TT IS FREE FROM POISON.
Nr.r- Nnn- AnAnha. 1 =.

NEW YORK. October 1st, 1853
Mr. f. LYoS--Dear Sir: We hav' analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly
harmless to mankind and domestic animals, but GER
tain death when inhaled by bugs, ants and insects.
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
I DpYp Daft W. I
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-12
DALY'S VALLEY WHISKY.

New YORK April 10th, 1858.
have analyEed a sample of "DALY'S AROMATIC
VALLEY WHiSkEl, :" and find IT TO be pure article,
of fine flavor and without any deeterious admIxtpre
.JANERR. Chiffon M. D., CHEMIST.
, 1859-11-19

Gen. Pallrey, commanding the down town
brigade of volunteer uniformed companies,
called on us yesterday to say that oil hts force
were willing to 50 to the Rio Grande at once,
10 lend their aid in protecting Brownsville,
Point Isabel. Rio Grande City, Corpus Christi,
and tile other settlements between the Nueces
and the Rio Grande Rivers, against tho threat.
ened and imminent invasion Of Mexican out
laws-but the economical policy adopted by the
State towards ths volunteer companies for sew
eTal years past, ieaEes them without those mon
eyed resources which are the sinews Of war as
as well as Of commerce It would require
several thousands Of dollars TO fit out body
Of men for the Rio GTande, Of sutlcien nuNl-
bers to drive tie hu ,dred under Cof1inas over
The river, back into their own country,
The lack OF funds then prevents our trained
men Of arms from hostenipE 10 the relief Of
their brethren in blood and nationality. In the
Days OF Taylor, Resaca de Ia Palma, aud Pa1o
Alto, it needed but word of alarm to raise here
promptly, money, By tens of thousands Of dol
lars, aud men by regiments, to rescue our be-
leagurcd soldiers from the swarming foe. Are
re become 80 Indifferent to the claims Of na-
tional honor and humanity, that we cannot ele-
vate finger in defence Of the defeuceless
Americans on the Rio Grandcs
4 yery important aud valuable trade, yearly
increasing, connects us with the country; self.
interest. therefore, should induce prompt atten-
tion ia the matter, if no other nobler motive
had effect on our councils
II the Mayor do not call meeting Of the City
Council to take the subject into immediate con-
sileration, why cannot the large mercantile
houses interested in the Rio Grande trade, adj
rance to Gen. palfrey, or other military lead
ers. the funds required to ct out and send
down a body Of citizen troops. The State
would assuredly not hesitate to return the
loan.
1t any rate. let this dep1orable, disgracefnl
state Of inaction be done nway with At once.
The Mayor and Council can do something, it is
their duty it is expected Of them.
THE POPULATION or BRowssy1LtE.-1n II q
course Of m explanatory article on the late
eycnts in that city, the Brownsville F2oq says
that though they hare 5000 inhabitants nonli-
naEir, there are not more than 5, 500 on the ceu-
sus roll, and Of these there are not over SO
who are not of Mexican origin. In fact, there
arc now but 1hirty-four Americans by birth, old
enough to bear arms, TO be found in the place.
Now, the greater part Of these 5000 are fugi-
tires from Mexico, peones, ladrones, &C., an
idle, vicious. depraEed. ignorant and thierish
population, known By the generic name Of Pc
l13as In this miserable population, made
doubly hosti'e by the long continued warfare
between Texas and Mexico, and between the
latter and the United States, thu. IS at the bot
tom Of all the difficulty.
, 1859-11-19
Wearin. Hooph in JeFusalcms
4 lady correspondent Of the Boston 1farett<r
-t;r r. firm. 1errsa}en sayx.

writing from Jerusalem, says:
While passing down the main street, wit
messed very amusing iucidedt, occss1oned By
the Appearance Of lady in hoops. She was
overtaken By group Of Turkish soldiers, and
the bulky form Of her dress caused Them great
anus usement, as well as wonder; 50 it WAS de-
termined among them to solTe the mystery;
accordingly. one Of them practised the follow
ing ruse. He quiekened his pace to reach the
lady's side, and when about to pass her he paIt~
II fell to the ground. While il the act Of fall
il. be caught her dress, as the only means
within his reach Of saving himself from the
fall; but his tfne object was very evident, for
The wonderful machinery By which the ladr Was
surrounded; and although il is considered iu
the East absolutely sinful for . man to bessow
eyen 4 momentary glance on 4 woman, yet
draw their gaze from this Occidental novelty
they could not; nor did she escape them by
the lower end Of the steep alley into which she
had turned, and watched her until the gloom Of
dark aad distant archwav hidher from riew.
I dare say, however, should one Of these sheet.
ed women Of the East appear in the streets OF
one Of our cities, the merrituent and wonder
created ,! her ghost!y apRe.Ea1;ss ;asnt ro1'a %
fashions are regarded in this country. This
lady WAS visited br score Of Turkish ladies',
vho, after handling this curious portion OF her
wardrobe with great ana1ement, begged to be
pointed out either the beauty OF utility Of
hooped skirt The Frank lady brought a1l her
elo9ence to bear upon the advantages Of her "a
voElte article Of dress-hut they exclaimed,
"Allsh sare us from this great umbrefla which
you Frauk lad1ss consider 50 indispensable to
your beauty and comfort. and Allah grant. also,
that we may be spared the pain Of the tightly
fitting clothes, with which you torture your
selsesw They then commanded the slaFes to
aud TTtH
ing been spread and their faces reiled, they In.
nedia1ely commenced their intricate process Of
prayer, 20 doubt thanking high heaven that
they wese exempt from these Strange fashions
, 1859-11-19
FERSO.54L.

John Mitchell, who is now in Paris, has eou'-
menced series Of letters in Dublin paper
called the Lrishmdn, in which his objeas Is TO
suggest to the Irish peasantry that France Will
soon be nt war with England in the Aediserraue-
an, and that the opportunity will then have ar
rived for inducing the Emperor Napoleon to in
rude Ireland.
Mr.. Thorburn "a son Of old Grant Thor
bnyo, } we'll known as scotsman md horticul-
turist, will probably, says the Boston Journal;
soon be called to Mount Vernon to superinteud
the restoration Of those hal1owed grounds laid
cut by Washington -
-3fen.nies ere being taken to raise fund
for the education Of two of Joha Browns daugh~
ters at the school Of Theodore D. Weld in
Eagleswood, NJ: -"-
-Thurlow Weed, yielding to the solicitations
of friends may soon appear in tha character Of
plaintiG in libel suit for the 6rst time in his
life. The Journal of Nov. Is, says: -.
"Preposterousa as wss the charge Of The New
York Herald, that the senior editor Of this Jour
nnl wss concerned in the slave trade, We have
been assured that intelligent men South be.
| lieyv it. Friends have insisted, therefore, tha'
III. habit of recklessly false accusations in the
| A.r1M should be rebuked; and unless shi:
| charge is Immediately and fully retracted, tht
M.dn shall hare the opportunity Of making
it good"
Tho Et<aiag journal says that well in
formed gentleman whose business takes him
frequently to Cuba, assures it that Senor 0viedo
of diamond Marriage" memory, is worth on
II from s15o, 900 to sou, ,oeo; but expects frou
maiden sisters, as much more.
, 1859-11-19
.HFSCELL.4.S.E0ES.

There are two Bibles in the Mayor 5 Office in
Noble upon which witnesses take the oath-
one for the whites, and the other for negroes.
It is probable. in course Of crime, that many
black lie has been swdfn to on the former, and
many White one upon the latter If those
longing to the lips which hare kissed them,
what sad record would be unfolded. The sub-
ject Is worth moralizing upon.
SicSiF,csxr.-The Paris papers speak of
ne,s industry that has arisen III France from the
exisencies Of the times, and one which is destiil-
ed to supply one Of the necessities Of that rage
for destruction which is becoming 50 apparent
Government has ordained the systematic gather-
ing of the sea weed which is washed Of 10 the
rock. of the coasts Of Normandy and Brittany
to setve as wAdding for artillery lit being fonnd
to answer the purpose admlrab'y-keeplng the
iron cool, and not liable To ignition, like the cot
ton wad hitherto in use. Tie material has al
rendy been distributed 10 the Ordnance De-
partmcnt ut Eincennes. That is, even in itself,
significant.
4 Hean,BLE Ca1xx.-A terrible crime has
come to light at Carthage. in Illinois. TIE body
Of a murdered infant was found in an old we'll
i Coroners jury being summoned, an inresti-
CATION disclosed the fact that q young Lady
named Miss Caroline Booze, who had BEEN
adopted into the family Of James \. Winston,
Esq, was the mother Of the child, and that Mr.
Winston was its father, md that be had thrown
1t into the we'll. 50 as to get it out Of the way
and hide the shane. These facts were establish
ed by Miss Nooze's confession. She pretends
the child was dead when born, but q pott ns6rt7a
examination proved that it must hare breat ed.
Hiss Booze is 10 jail awaiting trial, but 3ir.
| Winston, who is a prominent citizen, has fed
4 WoxAx's LITTLE ToEs-The '*sood things
Of this llfe-beaut,fui women and cauvas-back
| dueks.''-Iannton Gd-4tte.
Can woman be whofe-Eouled with her little
, 1859-11-19
FROM HRo wNSvILLE.

Tho reader will eee By the extracts which
ryo make to-day from the New Orleans papers
t!:at Brownsville in Texas las been taken by the
guerrilla party under the lead Of the Mexicar
Cortinas, and That tho few American inhabi-
tan.s Of that far off settlement are exposed to
tho full sweep Of Mexican batbaEism and re-
vense. OF course there can be'sno appre-
llensiou that tho district thus feloniously
appropriated to Mexican uses can be held
by those who haro possession Of it at
the moment; but as their avowed OBJ
ject is tho avengipg Of certain insults aud
injuries 10 which brother Of Cortinas, was
once subjected, aud nat the liberation Of slares,
we presume that the Administration ut Wash.
ington, never in = hurry except when
a "nigscr il loose" will make no
l:aste to riudicatc tho inyiolability Of Ameri-
can soil. But it will, in all probability, permit
the work Of murder to go On, for the
purpose Of running up long account
against the lla1f dozen or more Of the
different governments Of Mexico. to be
llQuIdated in the day Of settlement by the
Erabbing Of additional Mexican territory for
the us. Of the uisgcr-drtyers Of the South.
Fully warned, it wiuked at the insurrection oi
Brown, that temporary advantage might
he gained over the "Diack Republicans y
We know Of no motive that would impel
Ar. Buchanan to save the lives and property q
these Texan froutieEsmen, TINT did not impc
him to prevent an instruction in the heart d
tho country aud cave tho lives Of those wlt
insloriously tel at 11arper's Ferry. But let's
sec what l.e will dot
, 1859-11-19
Steam Fire Engines in philadelphia.
Hmm liz phuadelrhII Yo1th Auues.san.l


TWAS long and weary struggle to secure
the introduction Of steam tire engines into lhil-
ade1phia, sud probably it never would have sue
ceeded had not tie tlremen taken the matter in
hand, and shown themselves TO be animated by
motives Of q more praisewotthy character than
were many Of the demagogues who 80 long pan-
dered to their prejudice-, and hindered tie pro-
yrcss'of rational reform. In fact, the fire de-
l,artu,ent, under the influence Of the press aud
The pulpit, has very greatly altered for the bet
ter. Its members in general are not Of the same
class ~ in the days Of roxdyism and incendiar-
ism. They take more pride IN keeping them
selves and their organizations from the taint Of
disorder and low associations than any one
could have expected, and as We have nersr been
spariug Of our censura whtn We thought it de-
served, We cheerfully pay the department the
tribute which it has fairly earned.
There are now - steam fire engines in Phila-
delphia city and suburbs. They are very we'll dis
ts,bu. ed, aHoeding protection to valuable prop
erty in every section. This dispersion was rem
dered necessary BY the great and increasing
number Of extensive factories in all parts Of the
Fept of steam fire engines the destruction Of
property By tires is very much diminished, and
there is an augmented feeling Of security among
our peop:e. These machines, requiringa differ
ent organization from the hand engines, hare
rendered. the hose companies nearly useless, e1-
eept such Ms hare steam apparatus, and it would
be well ifthe Board Of Fire Directors would con-
soIidatc those unfurnished with the hand engine
companies.
Our steamers are of various pstterps, though
most Of them nre light, graceful and easily man
aged. These are of philadelphia make, and are
considered as preferable to all others.
, 1859-11-19

El03t<V
1relaud's proportion Is to be made up by two
hundred thousand persons paying one shilling
each, or By TWO millions, four hundred persons
pairing one penny eaeh-showing that the mod
est proposer is BY no means tied down to any
particular scheme Of finance 2" for the presef-
yation Of the Vicar of Christ from the 1utfian
hands Of bis infdel enemies such As helpless
women and children, who we're N .ssacred at
PeEugia, for instance Tor it is expressly avow ed
that the intent Of raising this imaginary legend
is to employ it "against n hateTer fotco-trtne.a
o,'Ira'ida-may be brought against him ~ 1.-THE
Pope-)
snoaid such . proposition be seriously put
forth By the authority Of the Pope, it will re-
main to be seen how the chiFalrons French peo-
pie will relish the idea Of paving 5luv,40o per
annun for the support Of foreign n.ercenasies
to ight agaiust themselves The IDEA Of making
such u proposition TO the Catholics Of France Is
about IS good m Irish bull AZ ever eu1auated
from Sir Boyle Roche, the celebrated Irish blum
derer, him.elf: but it is auestsoaahfe whether
the Roman Catholics Of France are so intensely
fond Of Papal bulls, IS to chime IN with the no.
tion of the uibernian animal ot that name- We
see Italy Is not mentioned in The progr anime,
from notion, no doubt, that It would be carry
ing the joke toofar.
There is another phase Of the question not i
whit less ludicrou.- Marshal AcAahon Of
France, has just been presented By the Irish
people VIII 8H Olus u n 1e&tlulOu} Oh %AeI2 A4-
preciation OF the ya!or on the field Of Macenta,
Of descendant Of Irish parents; aud both be
aud General Eeitl hxve been lnuued to The skies
for their bravery, even to the ridiculous extent
Of Wish expressed, BY \ bEainless few. to make
one or both Of them King Of Ireland: and here
is apropositiou to raise IN Iri,h army, to fight
against the very army in ~hich these Two gal
iant soldiers ase serving with such distinction.
More than this The Irish, or at least that
portion Of them represented By such journals as
the D<1ocr1s, are continually crying out against
the oppression Of the British; and yet, when
historic records, il most Of the qualities whieh
constitute capacity for self government, striving
to be free, they straightway propose to ra'ae al
army with which TO endeavor to crush out the
aspirations Of that people ior liberty! Is this
the way the Irish peopte-supposine their tales
Of oppression to be tTue-woutd gain the SYM
pathfes Of the world . Or is it not tather an.
other proof that they hare bat feeble idea Of
xhat rational liberty il: The truth is .etf-evi-
dent.
, 1859-11-19

During last week, orer 100 Slaves, from Lewis
Clark and Scotland counties, have pa sed down
on boats. en- route for tho South, 10. BE- sold.
Sereral large dealers are travelling through all
the Counties Of North Missouri, buying up the
slaves rapidly, at high prices, to be sold again
in the south, pAer< fAere Il demand for t6en,
aud where negro labor Is much tnort Tesnan-sa.
tier shaa in Ass elimate. At the present rate Of
decrease it will not be long before szarery. only
to a small extent, will become extinct in Mis-
souri,. The emancipation laws Of nature is doing
more to make Missouri free State than the
bypocritical howlings Of million Abolitionists
would do in the same number Of yeara.-Haani-
yo{ fAo.} Gasettk-.
, 1859-11-19

BY the arriral this morning Of the steamship
Charles Morgan, Capt. Lawless, from tndianola
aud Galveston on the 11th, we hare the follow
ing highly important Information:
CpEsrs Christi. Nov :, 1852.
On the oath October, Cortinas and his band
surrounded the town u Brownsville. On the
3lst Cortinas ordered the barricades to be
charged, at the game time his men made good
an entrance from the yards at the back OF the
stores and dwelling houses; in q moment hts
men and ours were mixed up in 4 hand to hand
fight, and in ! moment more the barricaGes
were forced. After i've hours Of hand to hand
fighting, we were forced to retreat, and sue
ceedesi in making cur escape to the other side
Of the river.
Curtluas' attacking party consisted of about
four hundred men, aud be has, in all pzobablli
ty. two hundred t'en patrollinE the country to
prevent communication with the city.
In MI told, we had nb1ut fifty white men un-
der arms, and these were aided By one hundred
and fifty Me1icans scnt from Ma.an,ora. Col
Manuel Saranco commanded this force.
can form no idec Of the number of men kill.
ed on either side. The cry Of the Me1icans
was: Death to all Americana. No quarter"
And such was truly the case, as is proven By
the death Of evtry man Cortinas has taken
prisoner.
On Tuesday morning Cortinas Ind entire pos
session Of Brownsville.
In presence Of l.. Meyers and John l. Morris.
II. a. MILLER.
, 1859-11-19

An article appeared some weeks since in the
columns Of the democratic paper Of this place,
relative to the holding Ut slaves in Charleston
hv Republicans, whicn We did not consider wor-
,hy OF notice 10 long a. it was confined to that
sheet. "A it has be:n Icopied into one Of the
leading Democratic papers Of the State {lhc
SEa.s Etg;s'er,) it might possibly deceive some
source. As far rs Republicans are concerned,
the charge is simply ridiculous-wholly IN
founded The only persons, who, to our knowl-
edge-eSer held slaves in Charleston are lOrlan-
do u. F,ckl;a and g. F. 1inder. prominent DEM
ocra.s. The former gentleman smposted several,
ag.in to the south. except ons old woman, who
managed TO run oil. The latter gentleman pur-
chased = negro man under sale By virtue
Of cur black code, but ~ NE are informed. the
fellow proved rather refractory, and did not do
much service 10 his smaster.-CAay}sstoa CoaF1<T.