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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22
Nic ti1incn Won piEcn DcnE

ortb, 10. Suni. Die Grz
preBSutld)en nit gta6ribten ats 0enrCr
GitD bis l. SUM fino on9efommcn. Git
entbalten ouBeroroentlidbc Seritbte, MEL
De oor1uf bcrebnet itno, bo6 @olofieber
0uf cine porber ME 9efonnte Oobe ;U
treibcn. HciDe &lumpen Iino am Ntoroz
arm bon Sa6quee6 Grccf entoeft pcrbcn
beicnoer5 9ob9olo uno jerfegtcr Suors.
SIN 9anSen Sanoe bcrrlbte 9robe l(ufs
re9un9, unO Die 8ericbte BON Den 2tu6bcuz
ten Oct @rc9orDs uno 0noerer Mlinenz
companion p1ren fat fdbelboft. Sine
Gpmpa9nie bon Snbiano mobtc tG9litD
.$I50-5OO. Dieics miro ourb onoere
Seritbte beitdti9t. &iele Der on9efomz
menen Sriefs fbeinen in Der 2(ufre9uno
9eitricben Worocn 5t iein uno itcben gu
Oen frGberen biiteren Serttbten i'm far
fen @ioeriprutb. Der 9ptofQub, ben
Die Gregory Gompanien au69ebeutet, miro
ouf 100000 9eiHoet.
0snUer Gitp mar falf entu6lfert, ba
Oa5 Solf in'6 Gcbir9e jc9. 2cben6mit=
tel waren nob ipGrlitb. $4,000 murz
Den fir Stains" on9ebcten. SpGterc
Qplten >peroen bic @loubwiiroi9feit oicler
9tobribten cnti1eiocn. Steicbe @ploproz
ben itno an9efpmmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22

OTSn SoQabeQo GountD, 2uoboz
ma, fono in porleeter 9Scibe Elm SO19e(=
ftum itatt, weltbcr ouBercroentlibe Ser
lpUitur9en onritbtcte. Die 010elflCfc
Io(cn bie @r6Be cinc5 6IDncrtie6 9ebobt
taten, 70 oaB Iie Die Sbinoetn brotben,
bic &0rnz uno S1umpollenfeloer 9dn5lib
}crit0rtcn, Die pe5bolb erneut 8epflanjt
mcrOcn miiIcn uno Die Gdme ibre6 8l6t=
teritbmucee6 tcraubten. Die 9Sdtocr 0cz
lpG6rcu einen 2(nbliG, lpie i'm tiefitcn
8nter unb monde S6loBc mar G. S
3oa tief in oen Boocn einerbrunoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22
f1Iuttcr uno Sebn pcrbranut

ST. 3ibmono, SefTerIon Gauntp, Sbio,
brab in Der gtobt pom 0ienito9 ouf
Wlittrotb in Soiepb Gomeron'6 @ofts
bou6 SeUer aus. Srau Cameron mar
bcreit6 i'm Sreien ais fie ibren Spbn, eli
nen fbmo0imni9en iun9en Mlam BON
20 uno etli0en Sobren UermiBte. CO.
fort tttir6te iie in oa6 brenncnoe 5oauS
3urif, um ibn ju retten, ruroe abcr Elm
Spfer ibrcr Mutterlietc. Nm nGtbften
@cr9en fano man Die 8erippc bon Mutz
ter uno Sobu in Den Srlimmeru.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22

OF0Gm g clp 8eoforb sc T.
{ urpjufoI9eiit Der @ollfiitbfan0 in Den
lebtcren Sobren nibt6 >pcni9er ais einz
tr09litD 4elpelen uno 3lpor meni9er ol6 ie
;uUor. gSat5 ciner 2tbncfenbeit bon bier
bis finf Sobren trafcn ftir5liD in Seoz
foro fitnf 9SoQffbfobrer Elm bo5 See
lultat oc6 llnterneDmen6 3ei9t leicer, 0oB
babel $75-SO,O0O 5u9eiegt lpurben, Elm
8erluit, lpelder tbeil6 pon Dem f0lcbten
Sang, tbeiI6 bon Der tbeuren Nu6riiitun9
umo Dem nieori9en 9reiie be5 Sel5 bers
ribrt. 2(ucb elm ietb6te6 S6ifI >pel6e6
eini9e Sage ipGtPr einlicf, bat fein bel
lere5 @lUtt 9ebott ais Die iibri0en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22
Dom 1Alit crCtt,laacn.

&ci Dem Gelpittcriturmc am leBtcn
Oonneritoo Nbeno, 2ten SUM, murpen
0rn. Siaoc 6lo6, f., in SbcrzW(oDons
ton9o Saunitbip, SbuNlfiIGauntp, 3mti
mcrt6Uorte Nferot pom Glie erIblaoan ais
oicfetten inter einem &aitanenbounc
nobe Bel Dem @oDnbouie, SduG 9c8en
bo6 ltmnettcr reIutbt batten. I'm nddz
lten Mlor9en ais man bic Qferoe nob BEN
StoUe bcten molte, laocn bcite toot ouf
Dem 3ooen. Ser 9crluit, meltter $50
5boler betrd8t, fdNt ieDr itbmer ouf 9rn.
51QoS.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22

DFG rie (pa. .)-8ci Den 2(rbeiten an
Der "Sunbwpz uno Gric @ilenbabn"
muroen fii3litb menitbIitbe 8ebeine entz
oedt, uno e6 felt ii6 berou6, Dap oiclels
ben bon Manni6a ften Derrtibren mufien,
rpel1e ju Dem Commando pe6 Commodore
perrp 9eb0rten, lpdtreno oc5 &rie9t5
pom 1912 itorben unO bier bGfattet murs
Den. Der Stlptratb bat auf Dem @ricz
Gir6bofe cine @rabitdtte 9efouft uno Die
oefunoenen lteberbleiblel bort beeroi8en
laiien, unter Se9leitun9 oe6 Nlili,oir6
uno Qnocren an9emeienen Seierlibfeiten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22

OSSn @obitr, 2(toboma, trofcn fGr3z
li6 aus Sero6 81 &1mcle Elm, Die tDcil6
bereit5 perfouft, Die iibri9cn on0ebotcn
itno. Sic iollen pOllfpmmen 0cjdbmt unb
leiht III erbalten iein, >pie bic6 befonnt
1T. Seoe5 OcrIelben tr60t tCQuem 3rei
Souen Goumpol(e, un0 leot 70 telaoen
brqucm 25 Weilcn per Sag suricf, unc
5rp1r ouf 8elp6bnticb foit gang unfobrbaz
rem @c9cn. Nus oieien @ritnben lpiinIbt
man bic SDirrc fir Die @lanta9en in Ill
obamo uno iie weroen fiGer i@nellen l(bz
iQB finoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22
llnAliIf unN uno.

2(m porIreten GomFon, ais 6rrr
Oaniel OF OF +, Elm alter uno obtbo=
rcr Siir0er BON @1rtpit Sounitip, Gam
CATER Gauntp, bei cnm GtcUeroufrid=
ten bebUllitb >p1r, wurbe ibm ourtb bo5
0erobf1llen eiuc6 6oupt9cbGlfc6 Der einc
SUP crnitlib 9equetitbt. 3Ucrit crotbtetc
man c6 n0tbi9 oa6 GIeo Su omputiren,
ober ouf Nnrntben bc6 Serrn pfoue
nurre Die Separation ourb 6ie 2(erjtt pcrz
fhotcn. Die 8erpunbun9 fbien iitb5uz
crit ju beilcn, ober cine gSobe ipdter trz
itien bic Munoflemme, an Welber Der
Scrun8liidte ftorb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22
Gin SreIb erci Jobrc i'm gcibe cinto
Nnabcn.

Sin ScGn bc6 in g pttimpre mob
nenocn 6rn. Gbo6. 0api5 lit fDon felt
3 SaDren an periooiIben &rdmpfcn, MO-
oUrcD bic 8omilte iebr in ltnruDe Utrieft
mar. &cr0eben6 bemUbten iicD Die 2terjz
tc, Dem ltebel ouf Den @runo gu fommCn
unb OoiIelte ju beben. 2Sa5 Die &unIf
aibt Uermo6te, bro6te Die 9tUWr aus
2oeuer &roft Su gSe9e. Ills er am DON
ncrito9 9todmitt18 Inn 3 ltDrin bo6 &oouS
tintrat, tpltrpe ct bon &rdmpfcn bcfolz
len, cine eruption crfolgte unc-ein les
benoi9er 8rpib bon 2 30ll 2dn9e bUpfte
ouf Dem Sooen umDer. Scfcrt borte
Der 2(nfoll bc6 ¬cn ouf uno Die 81
tern batten nicbt5 Gili8crt5 5u tGun, ais
oen b0ien Sual9ejit einjufonoen uao ais
NterflpUroi9feit in &enpobr 6u nebmen.
Der Sun9e 1T enpn 10 Sabre alt umo
psiB nibt, ME bo6 cfclDofte SGicr in iciz
nen Mo9en Qefommen 1T. gSaBrItbeinz
lidb bat er 601elbc Dor 3 SSaDren ais Gm=
brpo i'm 9Sofer nit Dineiu9etrunfcn.
Sbioe 6iForie mar in Den 2ofot1pottcn
Der 9citri9en Sun" entDolten. &ern
oer 8roftb cine @nte 1T, 70 mG9e oo6 Die
Sun" perontip0rten.-(Salt. 98ececr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22
6cnCice. nDCiscn.

Die 8cri6tc aus Der 8eijen9c9enb be6
lpeitli6en gteu gorf louten erfreulib.-
9ta6 Dem Gc6eiter 0emofrot itimmen
Die 8armer oarin therein, Dap Die Grnte
un9epoDnlib piel peripritbt. Sa6 &crn
iei iprpeit ou69ebiloet, Dap man Doffe Der
9efGrbtete 8urm QpeepiD lperoe ibm
niDt6 mebr anbaben. Man fpri6t all
9emein tiber oas ibonc Qu6leben Der Sci
Der, unfrubtbore SteIen ilno foum be-
mCrfbar,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22
Gine Dame pon 55 Jabren beFemmt
neue SABINE.

Sn Soone Gountp, &entudp, lebt cine
Dame bon 35 Sabren, rpelbe fbon felt
elmer 9ieibe bon Sobren elm fotf6es Sc
biB ttu9. SSo6 9efbiebt? Ginc5 fb6z
nen Mor9en6 befomnt Die Dame 70 befz
ti9e 3abnfbmerjen, boB fie Die 6ilfe Ell
ne6 3abnar5te5 in l(niprud ninrmt uno
oieier erfldrt iGr nit @rHounen, boB cine
Eeibe neuer 36Dnc i'm 8e9riffe iei, ficb
purtb oa6 rsrilente 3obnfleifb 8obn 3,t
bretben. G5 lpdre in pielen Sdtlen iebr
Witniben6wertb, rpenn Die Oomen in Den
OreiBi8ern ncD- 8ciSbsitS3dbne befds
men.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22

DPSSn 2triSona Derribte 9rcBe 2(ufre=
Quna, bcrUor9erufcn ourcb oo5 9cicbtofc
Srciben Or9oniiirter Sanben pon Strclz
den, >pelh' weocr 2ebcn nod Gi9cntbum
1bten. 6Gnf Werifoner lpuroen falts
bttti9 ermproct pcn 0c6pcrobo6, mter
8i6ruu9 ron 5>pci Wdnnern, po0e uno
l(fc. G6 murbe cine Ser1ammlun9 Der
SGr9er 9c6olten, I'M porl6ufi9e MoBres
9eln ;ur 8iloun9 elmer &i9ilan3 Gommitz
Tee III pcrobreocn. Der &unib nob Ell
nem 9ccrbnctcn @eribt5 3uitonoc CAB
itb mebr ais ie funo, ba pieIe &erbreber
nur oeBbalb Der Strafc ent9ebcn, neil iicb
ba6 Sclf oubcr Stono iiebt iy9eno cinen
projeF 9e0en iie onban9i9 5u MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22
Elm Flcines t1Ided,cn pen cinem anoern
9ctSetct.

Sn Der Stobt 2(le9bonp, 0a., ,purbe
am pori9en 0onnerita9 Elm fleine6 Mtdos
ben, 9tImenS Glile SuBler, 8 Sabre, pom
elmer I2i0bri9en @eipielin NIT einem
Steine8elUla9cn, in Sol8e pefen oa6 Ginb
ttarb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22
Cnrppa,s Serftbmlbnnn. .

gtapoleon bat befanntlib 5ur 8etrei=
6uu0 pc5 &ric9e6 cine 2lnleibe uon 500
M(lili0nen 8ront6 9eforOert, lpclbeS I'M
8efdDr 100 Nlillionen : Daler lino. Werf=
mUroi9 9enu9 bat iein SClf, Den lceten
9t1Dribtcn 3ufol9e, tiber 1000 MlilltCncn
6ranc6 3u bielcr 2(nleibe unteriCbrieben,
10 Dap Die He9ierun9 orei 8iertet Bet an
9cbOte miro juriifpeiien miitIen. 0ic
Hulcibe, peltbe ittn9f ron GuBlono, rem
ieGi0cn 8erbtinoeten 9topcleon'6 ouf ben
Mlarft 9ebra6t wuroe, belduft iitb ouf
$50, 100000. 2luber biCiGn bat Scftz
reib $50, 100000 9ebcr9t ooer pielmcbr,
GA ibm 9tiemano treoltlren molltc, ben
8oarporrotb Der Sanf ju fitb 9encmmcu.
Saroinien iteDt neueroin86 nit $35 600, :
600 QreuBen nit $45, 100000 uno Gno.
lanO Ourb ieinen inoiiNen &rie9 mit&3O, =
100000 i'm 9roBcn Scbulpbube Der 9totbz
ibiloe uno perelra 6 pcrjel1net.
Die 9eiammts l(nleibe oer Md6te be-
trG9t oemnob 800 Millionen Sbalcr, uno
e6 1T in Der Sbot ju bewunoern, baB iie
nod 9ebor9t erb1lten, ba ibre frU6cren
S0uIoen itcb auf nitt meni9er ais $lO,=
900, 100000 bcloufen. IS 1T foum apeis
felDaft, Dap Der 9e9enp0rti9e &ric9 ;uz
legtmit cincm 9rOBen Sonquerctte Iammtz
li6er Staoten enoi9en miro. llber 70
lon9e, lpie Die Stblaubeit Der Ginon;z
manner nur Ntttel uno 8e9e peiB, miro
9ebor9t uno lpieoer 9ebor9t, rpcnn e6 oub
nur parum 1T, Urn oie-3lnicn ju be,abs
len. Gn9lanO 1T bierSu foum i'm Stonz
De. Die idbrli6en SntereiIen iciner gtaz
tionall1uto betro9en $I2O,OOO,OOO, unb
teoer Sobn Gn9lano's brin9t 9Ieib bel
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22

%Sn orei St6oten Der ltnipn,
@blca9p, Soiton mo 9teuz2Jcrf, puroen
felt Dem |. Sonuor oieie6 Sabr6 ii Woros
tD0ten Ueribt,-ein trauri9er Sepei6 fir
Die Sittenjuitdnpe bieier 8roBifdbte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22

DPGin Sabafbdnotcr pon Cincinnati
Ueriid)crt, Dap CT mon0tlib an 2OODfuno
SDnupfsSabaf perfoufe, uno plee nc1
io0ar an 9aoies (O
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-22

OFQr6 iioent pierce 1T am
Meai bon 9Sien ab9ereiit, rpo ct fib
9ere 3eit ouf9ebalten batte.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-07

passed away. Khalil is the owner of fine
vessel of two hundred tons, with which he
makes voyages to India and Africa, in the pur-
suit of his honest calling as trader; for he
has renounced piracy altogether, considering
II inconsistent with the dying commands of his
father. He occasionally pays visit to his
friend Saadee, who is now wealthy merchant
of Bushire very fat and much given to the
chilbouque and long stories. He is particu-
larly fond of relating his adventures on his
voyage in search of the Rock ofGood Fortune;
indeed, he has told them so often, and in so
many different ways, that the precise facts Of
the history have become matter of uncer-
tainty. But the most authentic version ap,
pears to be that which we have just related.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-07

osor MORE TUNE MY HARP AGAIN
by JAMES MONTGOMERY


once more tpne my harp again;
That harp long silent, mute NO more,
And with each gentle swelling strain,
My thoughts run back to days of yore
Those happy days whom mirth and glee,
Fila the fond heart with love and joy,
And truant footsteps, light and free,
Bound with the blithsome, happy hoy
Once more tune my harpto SONG
Strange music to my startled ear
Those quiSering notes neglected long,
In soft melodiOus strains hear
They come like angel voices lighti
Whispering in the sllont hour
When the wide world i- wrapt in night
with double force--with magic power
Once more TUNE my harp, but still,
The notes seem wild--the cadence low,
And through my breast nervous thrill,
With burning pleasure seems to glow
II Is the joy that nature gives,
That grows spontaneous in the mind
And animAtes each heart that lives,
The seat Of life, in human kind,
Once more tune my harp again.
Companion OF my boyish deys,
Each gentle swell-each nervous strain,
Recalls, to mind, my childish lays
They come sweet messengers Of truth,
Fraught with thousand thoughts Of yose
And shed halo round my youth,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-07

The usual mode of testing the growth of
seeds is by taking certain number, and lay
them between layers Of coarse flannel; then
water them freely with rain-water at mild
temperature, drain off all superflous water,
and lay the fannels in convenient place,
having temperature of about from GO to SIS
degrees Fahrenheit, taking care to keep the
fannels at an equal moisture throughout, but 5
not too wet; and in about forty-eight hours
signs oflifs in vigorous seeds viii appear,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23
COMMUNICATED .


EproR DEMOCRAT: Passing along street
Yesterday morning, l noticed an incident
which highly excited and interested me. 1t
appears that lady, whose name | did not
learn, with her little boy was about stepping
into Ailments store to inqui' the price OF
sewing machines. The little boy very care
lessly stepped upon the wooden grating, and
his foot Immediately slipped through and held
him tight and fast The boy screamed and
cried in great ngony,-the lady appeared
calm and cool and endenvored TO eXtricate
the boys foot, but all to no purpose Levers
were brought and thrust between the bars
but still the child's foot was in bondage-
Calm and cool the lady worked on. encourag-
ing the child that the foot would be out in a
minute but the young boy. Gle of the laugh
ing eye and ruby lip" at other times, was now
believing forth his most doleful notes. A
saw was at last brought which soon severed
the bar and the boys foot was within control
of his own muscles. Then, and not till then,
did Iealize the intense agony which the
lady and the supposed mother of the child
must have been in. The moment that she
saw that the boys foot was released and his
leg not broken, she tainted away, and was
taken into Ailments store. where some ladies
applied the proper restoratives. which were
effective. B. l. N.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23
San Francisco News.
SAN FRANcIsco, August 22d

SAN FRANCISCO, august I'd.
Mark Brumagim d Co., and Treadwell d
Co commenced suits in the 18th District
CouIt to day, to recover stamp taxes ON
treasure shipments which were paid by them
under protest during the last two years
Brumagim & Co. paid $2,o3l in the way of
stamp taxes, and Treadwell d Co. $685.
They allege that the stamp tax law is con-
trary to the Constitution of the United States
and in contravention of she Constitution of
California
Arrived, ship Commonwealth, ll3 days
from Boston, merchandise to Flint, Peabody
d Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23

vote. to return to Congress John B. Haskin
an Anti Lecompton Democrat, | cannot see
why any Republican in California standing
on the platform of your late State Nomina-
ting Convention should hesitate to support
Joseph G. McKibein, unless party organiza-
tons are of more account than fundamental
principles. l cannot see why McKibbin
should lose one Republican vote. voted
for Haskin, not as Republican, not because
his views embraced my conviction, but be-
cause under circumstances of trial and temp
tation he had proved faithful to his own.
The Republican party of the Union stands
on the platform of unconditional hostility to
the extension of slavery; the Democratic
party processes to stand on that of impartial.
ly between free and slave labor; and when the
present Federal Administration deserted this
and planted itself on the novel assumption.
that Kansas should, because of alleged taches
on the part of her free citizens, be thrust into
the Union as a slave State, in violent noto-
rious opposition to her own will, there were
found faithful few Democrats in Congress
who dehed the sedhctions of patronage, the
establishments and howns of power, and
stood firmly by theif proclaimed principles
to the end; and by the votes of these faith
ful Democrats Kansas was saved from slavely,
anu Ile Union from pfobable civil war. EV-
cry one Of these but Mr. Mckibbin, who con
sented to stand for re election has teen TIL
umphantly sustained. | trust he is not to
constitute the solitary exception-an cxcep
tion far more discreditable to Calf rnia than
to him. do not know the man. never
spoke to, nor had any sort of communication
with him, but l shall regard his defeat by
Lecomptonte as a National disaster AS to
your rival State tickets l will say, only that
should the official canvass prove that the Le-
compton ticket might have been, but is not
defeated, the Opposition throughout the
country will regard that result as National
How that defeat may be effec.
tea you will judge. only urge that the
whole Atlantic coast will inquire, as the re =
turns shall come to hand, not which opposi-
ton ticket, or how much of each or either,
out whether the Lecomptom party has been
beaten, and if it has, the reioicings will be !
hearty and general wherever free speech and
free labor prevails. Should that cousumma-
tion be defeated pray the Republicans of
California to be sure that the fault is in no
wise theirs.
Respectfully, HORACE GREELEY.
San Francisco, Cal, Aug, 20, 1859.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23
TELEGRAPHTC.
ARRIVAL OF THE
OVERLAND MAIL.

Later from EurOpe---DOmestic Intelli-
gence---Letter from Mr.. Buchanan, etc.
[The news brought 10y this arrival is not
of an important nature. We give a brief
dispatch containing all that is worth tele
graphing
GLRoY, Aug. %.
The overland mail arrived here this morn
ing at 81 o'clock, bringing dates from St.
Louis, to Aug. LIST,
Sr. JOINS, N. F.. July Craftsmanship
Ocean Queen, from Southampton goth, and
the Needles. 2lst, was intercepted off Cape
Race.
The Emperor Napoleon had arrived at
Paris from his Italian campaign.
Austria funds were buoyant, and subscri-
bers to the new Austria loan had been re-
leased from their obligations.
New Ministry formed at Turin, Gen. De
Lamarmora being constituted Minister of
war and President of the Council.
The Queen of Portugal is dead
ST.. Louis, July 9O.-The steamer Kauga
roo, with dates from Liverpool and London
to 2lst ult, intercepted off Cape Race. Brings
one day later dates
Conference of Austrian and Sandman rep.
resentatives will meet at Zurich, in Switzer-
land. iu about ten days, NJ. Bourgurad rep
resents France, and Count Colmar, Austria.
On the Paris Bourse RENTS closed on
Wednesday at 6Sf
WASHINGTON, July 30th.-Information re.
eeived at the State Department states that
proper steps have been taken by the Chinese
Government to carry into effect arrangements
made by ex Minister Reed for payment of
various claims of American citizens, amount
ing to about $70O,O00
PIrrsBuRGH, July SOth.-The following let
ter from President Buchanan was received
tbis nrorning by Hon. Wilson McCandlere:
BEDFORD, Pa, July 21st
Ny DEAR SR:-l have received your kind
note of the 18th inst, with leader from
the Post, and whilst appreciate as it de-
serves, the ability and friendship displayed
in the editor, yet | regret that it has been
published. My determination not to, under
any circumstances, become candidate for
reelection is final and conclusive. Ny best
judgment and strong inclination unite in fa-
vor of this course To cast doubte upon my
predetermined purpose iscalculated to impair
my influence in carrying out important meas
ures, and afford pretext for saying that
they have been dictated by desire to be
renominated. With the kindest regards, DC,
remain sincerely and respectfully your
friend JAMES BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Ad'ices received
from Nicaragua give assurances of a fair
prospect of a satisfactory settlement of the
transit difficulties, and speak in confidential
terms of the ability of Gen. Jerez to secure
the rejection of the Congress of the Lamar
Sillada treaty which is objected to by our
Government.
There seems to be no doubt but the mission
to Central America will be rendered to
Judge Bowln, whose visit to Bedford is on
that business, by invitation.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23
The Town of Murphy's in Ashes.

MoKELUMNE HILL, Aug. 22d.
The town of Murphy's in this county is in
ashes. Yesterday about P. M, a fire broke
out in dance house at the upper end of the
place, and swept the entire town. P. L.
Travers fire proof store is the only building
left standing. shenie's fLe-proof Hall is de-
cfrovad
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY'
Private Medical s. Surgical Institute

Sacramentostree below Montgomery opposite
Pacific MailSteamshp Company's Office
SAN Francisco.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854, FOR TIE PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DIS
EASES, AND THE SUPPRESSION
OF QUACKERY.
A TTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, l.. J.
IN CZAPKAY, NJ D., late in the hungarian Revolu-
tOnary War, Chief Physician to the 20th Regiment of
Honyeds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of
Pesth, Hungary, the late Lecturer Diseases OF Wo-
men and Children, and honorary member ofthe Phil
adelphia College Of Medicine 80 Particular at
tenton paid to the treatment of diseases peculiar to
Women and Children.
Office IOurs-From . NJ till P NJ.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent cure guaranteed or pay.
Consultations, by letter otherwise, free.
Address Or. L. J, OZAPKAY, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23

WE learn from an extra of the Los Angeles
Star. that at the late fight with the Molaves
neart Fort Mojave, none of the whites were
killed, and but three were slightly wounded.
DENVER, Dudley and Burch addressed a
small meeting at Shasta ON the goth inst
There was no enthusiasm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining i" the Post office at Marysyille,
August 23d, 1850.

Persons calling for the following letters will saw
ADVERTISED" or they are not looked fer
All letters are sent to the Dead Letter Office, at San
Francisco, If not called for within three months after
being advertised:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23

Gov. WELLER believes that Hon. VIM. P.
Daingerfeld. Judge of the Ninth Judicial
District, holds his office until Jan. lst. 1861
The Attorney General believes that his pres
enS term of office expires in October, 1860.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23

CRows mining ditch, which will bring
water from the Trinity river to the diggings
at Lewistown and vicinity. will be completed
in about two weeks 1t has already cost Mr.
Grow near $1,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23

On the morning of the Goth inst, the
State House At Vallijo was destroyed by fire.
1t was owned by Capt Frisbie, and was val
ued at $4,000. The fire is supposed to be
the wol of an incendiary.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23
Railroad Notice.

OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO & MARYsynLE RAuRoAp Co.
Marysye, July 2sth, 1859. {
A A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI- FrT-
"A rectors of said Company, held this day Ass5
Ihird Assessment of TEN PER CENT. upon all stock
now syoscribed to said Company was levied and pay
ment OF the same must be made by all Stockholders
within sixty days from this date
PaymeLt OF said Assessment, as above stated, will
therefore made by tae Stockholders at the Office of
the Company, within the time specified
1yZ9-OUd WIN. k. HUDSON, Sec'v.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-23

SIXTEEN fugitiAe slaves recently arrived at
Cleaveland in body, from Canada, on their
way (voluntarily) back to Kentucky, from
whence they had escaped.