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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23
GOLDEN GATE EXCHANGE
No. 90 ID street, MarysviIIe.

TuNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
n nOunce to the people of Marysville that he has
opened a new SALOON at No 80 d street. and
stocked it with the finest lot of WINES and LIQUORS
ever brought to this market. He has on hand fine
assortment of BRANDIES-old HENNESSY, 0TARD
and UNITED propretors; English Scotch ant Cali
fornia stock ALE and PORTER. Fine Old BnUR-
BON WHISKY; Extra fine SHERRY; Fine HAVANA
CIGARS &C., &c.
e22-my E. KEYES.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23
tn the Puhlic.

DIR. SMITH, having established a first class Water
Cure and Motorpathic Institution in this city, and
feeling gr at interest in the of such an In
sttuton, based upon natural and rational prn ples
of the healing art shall take charge Of the business
department. Dr. Smith is graduate OF regularly
chartered Medical College, thorough Physician by
nature, as well AS education, and assure those
who consult him and adopt his treatment that they
will rejoice in the inspiration of returning health and
verify all that is said in his favor
THOMAS HILL,
Late Of Hill, Wooster Co.
Sacramento, March so, 1859. [mh3l- 3l-3m.d&w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

SEVERAL instances of sluice robbing have
recently occurred in the vicinity of Colum-
bla. On one occasion, party supposed to
be Americans were fired upon while stealing
gold from sluices near the Philadelphia House.
On another occasion, Chinaman was shot
and severely wounded while robbing a claim
near Censonville
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

THE San Francisco Minstrels were to have
PLAYED at the Marysvile Theater on Tuesday
night. but as empty benches "don't pay" this
warm weather, the performance was inde6
nitely postponed. The few who ventured
inside were dismissed. and their money re-
turned to them at the box Office. Hard
weather, this on theatricals in these parts.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

MExrco.-A dispatch from New Orleans
dated May 26th, says that Miramon had re-
stored Santa Anna to all the rights he for.
mcrly had in Mexico and invited him to re.
turn. The dispatch also says the new steam.
er Coatzacoalcos has been attached by cred
itors. She cannot, therefore, leave with her
California mail and passengers for the over
land route to the Pacific 1t was thought in
New Orleans, however, that the matter
would be arranged in few days
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23
AFFRAY AT HuNT's HILL The Nevada
Democrat has the following:

Last Sunday night, two men named J. A..
Brown and La Londe, went to the mill of the
Maine Tunnel Co.. and made an assault upon
the Engineer. Luke Secord, who was alone at
the time. Brown told Secord that he intend
en- to kill him. and put his hand in his bosom
as if to draw weapon; upon this, Secord
picked up an iron poker, struck Brown on
the head, and knocked him senseess. La
Londe then made at the engineer, and was
met with like rap on the head, which laid
him out also. La Londe regained his senses
in short time, but Brown. who was intoxi-
Gated at the time of the difficulty, was insen.
sible till the next morning
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

OCCASIONAL" of the Philadelphia Press,
states that it is not doubted that the Admin
istration has issued orders to the Northwe est
ern States where the Democrats have nearly
unanimously accepted the Douglas platform,
to allow no man to be sent to the Charleston
Convention who does not accept the theory
of Congressional Interference in the Terrific.
ripa
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

IT is affirmed in the ministerial circles of
Berlin. that Prussia for the moment main
tains an expectqnt policy, and has not bound
herself by any Power to remain neutral.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

HoN. j. J. CRITrENDEN.-A Republican in
Washington, having proposed to Hon. John
). Crittenden that the Republicans should
make him their candidate for President in
lS6O herepied: 81 could not carry single
Southern State as your candidate; and how
many could you carry North with me for
your candidate2 The party would sink me
in the slave States, and should sink the
party in the free States. No. sir. 1t is not
your policy to take up Southern slave
holder
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

TnE Vickshurg True Southerner rejoices in
the fact that "a convention Of nine different
States has deliberately spoken in favor of a
repeal of all laws. State and Federal. prohib-
iting the slave-trade."
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

ToBIS, who was under bonds in San Fran
cisco for shooting Mossler, left on the stenm-
er of the goth. His bondsmen are responsi
BILE for the amount Of $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

VIM T. SANFORD, the nun to whom Gov.
Wise addressed his thirty column letter, is
ont as an independent Southern Rights can
didate for Governor of Alabama.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23
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arRAwRMRRrEs

5TFA"H
TENHE SUBSCRIBER is daily shipping large guam
titles of CHERRIES AND STRAWBERRIES
from his Gardens, four miles below Marysvie, to his
store in the city-Brck Building, street, near the
Post Onice-wnere he is selling at the very lowest
wholesale and retail prices
N. B.-Let families and others remember that we
grow our own Fruit and have itin store daily half an
hour after being picked. Customers will always be
furnished with the FRESHEST FRUIT in market and
at the lowest market prices. PRICE OF STRAWBER-
RIES REDUCED THIS DAY,
G. Ii BEACH
N. B.-Remember, Cherries last but few days
my2T-tf G.. ii. b.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

JOHANNA MoRPHY and Mrs. Wilson have
been arrested in Sacramento. on a charge of
grand larceny.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

BARON HUMDoLDr-On Tuesday, the Ger
mans of San Francisco held meeting and
resolved to have grand funeral ceremonies
performed in honor of Baron Humboldt
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

A LITTLE steamer built by Capt Thomas
e. Trueworth, has been launched at San
Francisco. She is designed TO run between
Sacramento and Red Bluff
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

WV, X. PARRISH has been appointed U. S,
District Attorney for the Southern District OF
Illinois, uice W. ]. Allen, resigned.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

GEN. BooKER-The Stockton Argus o
Tuesday says:
The arrival of Gen. Booker on the steamer
this morning was hailed by our cit zens with
unusnal demonstrations Of welcome home.
The bells were rung merrily, the cannon was
brought out and pealed forth notes of wei.
come, huge bonfire was made t. gladden.
the night hours, and lengthy procession
was formed, which escorted Gen. Booker
through our princi pal streets, to his residence,
when he addressed the assemblage in vigor-
Gus notes that told he was grded for the
contest, and was equal to the task before
rim. His speech was received with enthu
siastlc cheers.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

On May goth, Mrs Morehead, widow
aged about thirty five years. committed sui
eide near Davenport, Iowa.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

A sAxeuINARY conflict took place on May
81, between the French aud Austrians resid'
ing at Constantinople.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

A GANG of villains and incendiaries who
have for two years past been committing de
predations in Oxford, Butler county. Ohio
have been broken up.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

PATRICK FIrzPArRIoK, a native Of Ireland,
has been admitted to citizenship in the Sac
ramentO District Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

AT two o'clock, yesterday, the thermome-
ter stood at 100 degross In our Office Al
three o'clock at III
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

CHERRIES. The finest cherries We have
yet seen are at Geo. Laws, next door to the
post Office; also the first plums of the season,
fresh from Briggs. For that basket of cher
ries, which we found on our table, many
thanks to our friend. Laws
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

Mas. FANNY KEMBLE and daughter and
Nuius Cho"te and son, recently sailed from
Boston for Liverpool
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

IT is said that Dallas will soon be superse-
ded as Minister to London.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

ANDREW THOMPSON has been fined $50 and
costs in the San Francisco Police Court, for
beating woman.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

KEITr, the fire eater of South Carolina, ha'
Just married and started for Europe.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23
Three DAYS Later from Europe.


SAN FRANoIsoo, June 22d.
The following was telegraphed from St.
Louis to Upton, for the Bulletin, and is three
days later from Europe than the news re-
ceived last night.
ST. LOUIS, May 30th, 8 p. M-The steamer
New York, with London and Liverpool
dates to Tuesday, 18th May, arrived at New
York yesterday.
Napoleon has established his head quarters
at Alexandria.
Austria is raising loan of $75,Ooo, 900.
The resignation of Count Buol is con-
irmed.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that impressions of the success of
the French army in Italy, were SO confident
ly entertained in Paris that preparations
were already being made at Notre Dame for
Thanksgiving for a great victory which
was expected to be announced next week
1t was rumored that a large quantity of
arms had been sent to Hungary.
An official bulletin from Piedmont, dated
l4th May, says that the Austrians had with
drawn on that day from Robbie, their recent
head quarters, but that second and still
stronger reconnoitering force had been put
forward.
A dispatch from Berlin says that the Ter
manic Diet was closed on l4th May by the
Prince Regent of Prussia, in person. In his
speech he declared Prussia's determination
to maintain the balance of power in Europe
and stand up for the security, protection and
national interest of Germany. He expected
that all the German confederate powers
would stand firm by the side of Prussia.
Still Later.
The steamship Harmonic reached New
York this morning. SOth May, with one days
later news to 18th May. Napoleon remain
ed at Alexandria. The Piedmont cavalry
had attacked and captured some Austrian
Hussars. Austria had recognized the neu.
trality of the State Church. Four Austrian
vessels had been captured by French
squadron.
ST. Louis, May 80, P. MA dispatch re.
eeived here today, from Washington. says
that Gen. Jarez, the Minister of Nicaragua,
has officially notified our Gov ernment of the
ratification of the Belly contract, but with
such amendments as will avoid complication,
and ensure fulillment of treaties with for
eign nations The contract grants Belly no
lands or privileges until the canal is compile
ted. Gen. Jarez is confident of making ar.
rangements in few days to open the Near
aqua Transit
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

LATE advices from Santa Fe report the Ma
vajoes as being peaceable.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

GEN. CoMoNFoRr, ex-President of Mexico,
was at Louisville. KY, at last accounts.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

A SHARK.--A San Francisco paper says that
a shark was seen recently near North Beach.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

AT last accounts, the river at New Orleans
was falling steadily.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

TIE Spanish Theater in San Francisco is in
full blast.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23
WATER CURE AND MOTORPATHIC
ESTABLISHMENT
AND
Electro Chemical Baths.

nR. BARLOW ]. SMUTU-GRADUATE
~ of the New York lIigieo Therapeutic College
has opened first class Water Cure and Mortorpathic
Establishment in Sacramento in the large and pleas
ant house formerly occupied by Mrs. Tlden, on Sew.
enth street, between and ].
The establishment is the first on the Pacific coast
that combines all the advantages OF llygienc medical
ton, and equal to any in the Atlantic States Eu-
rope Dr. Smith with his family, resides in theiusti-
tuition, aad pains expense vii be spared to AXE
it pleasant and health restoring home for nvalids
Those suffering from diseases OF the Rye, Bronchial
and Catarrhal affections, Diseases of the Heart, Lungs
Liver, Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, ApopleXv,
Fits Paralysis. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fever and
Ague and Fevers of all types Putrid Sore throat
Group, Scrofulous Diseases Piles, Proapsus, Infam-
nation of the Bowels Chronic and Acute Diarrhea
should try the advantages of this Institution before
taking poisonous drugs and thus essening the chances
Of recovery.
The arrangements of the Institution are particular.
lv adapted 10 the successful treatment Of uterine dis
eases and dispacements curvatures of the spine, etc
Women anticipating confinement will be furnished
with pleasant apartments and the best medical and
surgical attention and in the State and every
to render parturition easy and
natural.
There is gymnasium for ladies as wellas gentlemen.
ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS, so valuable in erad-
icatng posons both mineral and vegetable and In
the treatment Of Rheumatism Neuralgia, etc, will be
administered to patients without extra charge.
CANCERS cured by an entirely new process.
BONE SETTING.-Dr Smith is the only one in Cal
uornia possessing the art of Bonesetting success
fully pracced by the celebrated DR.. Sweet, of Con-
necticut.
limited hummer of peraons desiring physolog-
ical diet can be accommodated.
DR.. Smith will attend patients in any part of the
city.
Thomas Hi late of the firm of Hill, Wooster & Co.,
will take charge of the busines department.
TERMS--F0R BOARD AND TREATMENT-S2O
to $50 per week, according to attention
quired.
Consultations free, verbal or by letter.
Letters of inquiry promptly answered and circulars
sent on application. BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ. d.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

THE Pacific Mail Steamship Company are
awaiting advices 10y the next mail, to know
whether they shall send their next steamer
on the 9th or 9th of July.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23
WOODVILLE HOUSE,
Sale on Mechanics Lien.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber viii
~ sell, or cause to be sold at Public Auction At
his Shop in the city of Marysville, the 10th DAY oi
July 1862 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in pursuance OF sec,
ton 10 of an Act for securing Liens to Mechanics ana
others the fol owing personal property to-Wit; one
Spring Wagon, owned by s. Burs, and in the posses
sion of the Subscriber, TO satisfy the sum Of one hun-
dred and three dollars for work done and materials
furnished in repairing said Wagon from October, leoS
to and during the month of February, leos ny ihe
undersigned at the instance and request OF sara own
''' 1T LEAvELJ.
Msrysville, June goth, 1859. tesl-'d
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

The Harrisburg State Sentinel pays the
following string of compliments to James
Buchanan:
"He is a yiolator of pledges; IN unwise,
unsafe and corrupt Executive; Pro Slavery
Disunionist; pirate in intention q tyrant
an apostate from Democracy wool.dyed
Federalist, and disorganzer."
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-23

For all other purposes not mentioned herein, tn,
COMPANY are prepared u furnish Water at the loves
possible rates. Application made at Ufhce OF tn,
Company. corner of Fourth street and Maiden Lane
will meet with prompi attention
Marysye, June lst, lSJg iee.1r,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
THE PEACE OF PILLAFRANCA AND THE
HUNGARIAN CAUSE.

The peace OF Villsfrsncs has produced temporary
suspension OF the struggle for rational independence
in Europe.
OF this peace -dssipa.ng so many patriotic hopes
the daily papers have already given the mos, n.
portsn features; though certain incidents still en-
veoped in mystery will when the time arrives for their
disclosure, yet sstorish the public.
Letters from Kossuth, dated e. Geneva, Switzer-
land July 30, confirm ths worst of this disastrous
intelligence, and as by my card, published Jaly 6,
invited on behalf OF the Hungarian National CON-
mittee, such OF my countrymen DESTROYS under
The then existing state of affairs to repair TO Genoa,
t, hold themselves in readiness for the final call which
had hoped to make upon them, now feel it my
duty TO nforn those who have answered my card,
that the sudden blow of Vlafranca de.ers the occa-
sion upon which their patriotic devotion shall be dis
played again.
beg to inform them al the same time that the
Hungarian Legion in Genoa numbering already over
hve thousand), is TO remain embodied until the sgn-
ing OF formal treaty Of peace, when il is to be dis
banded with the choice for the rank and file either
to take service in the French Foreign Legion, or to
return home under the promise of Louis Napoleons
Intervention with Francis Joseph to obtain for them
amnesty and exemption from further milit, ry ser.
VICE N Auslfia. NO sane hungarian will, think,
sccep. either the alternative OF being buried in Al
geris or looking TO the past OF trust ng unde. any
guaranty whatever, to the faith of the otter per-
jured AustIis However gloomy the aspect of affairs
for the present may be, it IS gratifying regards the
future OF Hungarian nationality and freedom To con.
template the zeal and unaninity displayed during the
recent events by the Hungsrisns Of al classes OF rel
ions and conditions both IN and out Of our unfortunate
country.
Il asgers well, tina. during struggle tbs. paa be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

jsdcss, however taiug IN individuals, a'u"e an ND
portapce in the aggregate which naval Perecos Alone
can understand.
1t should also be borne in mind that sny eeea'''o
which night demand sudden and sI;rsc'drn'y
ireresse OF the British navy, would most probaeiy
also require a somewhat corresponding angm'n' aooo
Of the amy. Muster all the rihepen named on inc
patriotic clubbooks, enroll all the militia ooastgurd'
ard even the Irish police, and I'll esch iegineH'ai
battalion to its nominal land P|sse~ res'''e'e''
strength, and where, then, arc men war men 70
be found Where are the 0s0, even 30 goo fresh
recruits for the Royal Dsvy' The men who enlist IN
rAe clubs could no. furnish naval gunnes and good
.sors; for besrdsess boys although they may DO to
.wel the amy t, they did the reenforcsmsnts 10
the Cruean soldiers cannot be apt apprentices to the
art Of va sbipdeck.
In order to give some idea Of the distribution OF
the British forces all over the world We annex table
Of details The figures official except in two In
stances, which personal kroSledge enables Us ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

land we know 70, bow soon renewed the belhgersn's
were oJlic.d 10 recognise aad cooperate with 'nis
Nationality and IL leaders.
A few days before the agreemsnt oil VriaffancA
those crow uei hes is undeT whose a1splcss osy we
Hungarian Legion could b. assembled AMI ORGANIZED
at (.roa so.olyed the Hungarians from aoy ostn 81
ale glance to any foreign power, and admitted the
uLlesi,atiDgly into the Legion with Their sihPle an'
nation of allegiance 10 the Flag OF Hnntsy
in conclusion, ,rus. my eouD;rymen viii JOIN me
in the expression OF grstu]s 20 the members OF me
Hungarian NstiOusl Committee, kossu.n, hIaPkA
anc Ie Ii, for the prudence they have displayed IN
TIE critical Circumstances in wnich they have been
placed particularly for their successful efforts to re-
strain premature rising in Hungary. 1t Is hard'y
needa to observe thu. the prccsmstons to the Hun
csrans published in the name OF Kossrth, were not
only forgees but in dauetrical opposition TO bis 81
vice. 10 keen prepared bit aJore aH things 70 6ie
their time. a. AsBofh,
No IS Es.. Tbire.rth street. New York Aux p laos
To SHEPHfsD KsAFr ESQ., prda; Of the Mechanics banH'
No Sc " all street, New York.
DEAN SIR: The yeceDt turn OF European ahsus
fyt the depsr,sr Of Europe a. present
rpcs.d r. you have the kindness 20 returd 20 those sym
pahrs sresJy made c0uuibu'ons 20 promote tls
ot.c,, their respective amounts WIin the VAN
u.p,s and thanks Of myself aad hose have The hasor 20
represent -, - .,.,,, r., vor,
er. In our ffom eeinf settled
We, and do not despair that rs the HaDssin nation VII
b. 10 asituaion testify is sense srri'ude 9~aa
Who like yourself have s,mPa hret ~ih Il % n0ey a " n0u'
Of soom. Very respectfully yoor, .,or,,
No.1Eas. Thirteenth street. New yort, Aus IS, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

From DOKATA TERRIToRY.-Mesrs. b 'adey y
Smith, who left this city the LIST of June in chsee
OF en- exploring and coloDiZiDg expedition into tbs ~
country opened west of the Big Sioux River, oy -
Yadkn treaty returned to this CT ty day before
day. These gentlemen speak very favorably OF -
prospects OF tie Dew Territory. They report socec
in the special objects which they had cot oui 70 ~
complish.
Following the removal of the Indians, and even
fore, q goodly number Of hardy and advehta1n.sC
pioneers had pushed on and located in the valley o.
Missouri, both above and beox the James River; ~
this party were welcomed with open hosp'taty
profitable greetings, as representatives. OF 49,
pauy that had caused to flourish the beauui vane4S
the Sioux ard its tributary country. They negoaS
for and were permitted TO establlsh aud cnnsseaC
towns, the most valuable points on the Missouri; -
tween Sioux City ans Font Randall, surrOur dug ~
there already hcurishing settlements. They asoS
porei ths Jau4os and Nermilion Rivers, and on -
Lover Sioux, on the Dakota Re, secured one OF '
desirable sltee. s.<
Mr.. James w. Evans, of Chicago, in search g
natural curiostes for the Chicago Audubon Cno, ~
accompanied the expedition from Sioux Falls ~. "a
through their explorations, returned with the
tins CITY, and eit for home yesterday. Mr. EV"ls -
MADE quite an extensive collection, and expresses
sef amply repaid for his trip. Referrir TO the d1sS
Portions of tie Territory which be trayee1, ~
l.. gives decided preference to the Sioux Nsey,;~s
IL tne scenery, deep and fertile so general Ia
resources, and commercial advantages. Let -
known that another great field our West 800
10 less than II 900 600 acres Of tlable land Is now ~
open to settlement by the white man. Inc
The surveys INTO townships and sections arc N
pushed i~rwaid on the strip OF Dakota lying ss.he
ahd adjoining the Sioux River, With comh.e,r II
energy, and much 10 the satisfaction of the .etIe
that range. lSt. Paul Times, Aug -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

CoUsTERFEITISG UNITED STATS CoiS.-Three
men, named Joseph White, Charles Edwards, and
Robert Diamond, were arrested yesterday, at a hotel
10 Spring street suspicion Of being counterfeter In
their possession found counterfeit 81 bill on the
Wilmington Del Bank, and two parcels of spurious
American quarter dollars, amounting to about 50.
Implements of coming were also found upon them.
Justice Kelly rernanded them to the custody of the
United States Marshal for examination,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

As the Channel feet Of England is frequently all
luded to On this side Of the water give st OF the
81 of Enaheh afesm fleets.