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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25

From the account given 10y the Atlas cor
respondent, writing from Tucson, May l2th,
the affair of the llth inst. between the
Americans and Mexicans, (mentioned by the
Bulletins correspondent was nothing less
than murder on the part of the Americans
They were engaged in a murderous foray
against the Mexicans. The Atlas correspon-
dent says:
The people of Tucson and vicinitya are highly
excited They have drawn up documents
condemning the murderers. and are deter.
mined not to allow any more outrages to be
committed, and to have the murderers AXE
and Page, exported from the country. A
meeting has been called for Saturday next,
at Tubac, to take further action.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25
BIRTH,

In Camptonvnle May 1Ith, Mrs. Chas. O'Hara, @
twins, boy and girl.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25

JonN B. WELLER is beginning to learn that
he has fallen into bad hands Contrary to
al the expectations of his warmest and truest
| friends. he surrendered himself, on the Doug
as issue. bodily over to his enemies, in the
nope that they would reward his subservien-
" bv electing him to any office that he de-
ired His unfaithfulness to principle, for
| it is the general opinion that he was at heart
Douglas man-and his ingratitude to men
who had ever stood by him in prosperity and
adversely, have lost him all that formidable
array of supporters who could have elected
him to any position that he asked for, and
have gained him nothing from the opposite
party. The last Gwin-Lecompton legisla-
ture openly repudiated him and heaped con-
tempt upon his friends. In the recent pri
mary elections for delegates to the County
Conventions which are to nominate delegates
to the Lecompton State Convention, he has
been also repudated. Latham has succeed
ed in Sacramento and John Nugent in Sar
Francisco. This is but forerunner of the
general result throughout the State Weller
will be thrown overheard and either Denver
or Latham receive the gubernatorial nomina-
ton
This comes of abandoning mems friends
and abandoning honestly entertained opin-
ions, for mere personally political expedieney'
1t is Just punishment for this species OF
treason to the Right.
Had Weller avowed himself friend of
Douqlas and identified himself with the
Douglas party, there is no man in California
who could have defeated him. He had the
confidence of the masses and he had the men
who would work for him. AS it is now, he
has disgusted his able and influential sup
porters, and is cast aside by those at whose
instigation he did what he did.
lie will never get the nomination for Gov
ernor at the hands of the Lecompton State
Convention. He thought he would, when
he avowed himself Lecomptonite, but the
result only illustrates the truth of the we'll
known aphorism that "honesty is the best
policy" An honest, sincere, brave man will
win both glory and prosperity, in the long
run, as well in the political arena as else
where. The time.serviug tools of the hour,
they are but the froth upon the wave, the
emphemera of the summer air.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25

OK Monday morning, William Muldrow.
an old citizen, who resides in the vicinity of
Smiths Garden, near Sacramento City, was
assaulted and beaten at his place, hy men in
the employ of Mr. Bullard, merchant in Sac
ramento He was beaten with sticks, and
seriously injured. The names of the men are
Moore and Stone. They have been arrested.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25
HINCKLEY & CO..

HINCKLEY & CO.,
FIRST STREET between Market and Mission SAN
FRANCISCO, Manufacturers of QUARTZ MILLS,
SAW MILLS, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, etc. All
kinds of IRON CASTINGS furnished at short notice.
Every style Of Finishing to Iron when cast. Repair
ing of Machinery neatly done. Pattern-making in
all its various forms. Prices reasonable.
my25-9m
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

A Hill.boroush Correspondent q The Pesss.bus
Eprss gives the following account of The trial a
Christmas in Orange Superior Court sos murder:
"rhc argument foe the prosecution wss opened
BY T. b. vcnablc. Eco, q Oxford lie vsS follow.
cd by the Hon. ". L. Graham. ios the prisoner.
who was replied to BY Thomas Ruibn jr.. ESQ.
Solicitor for the Staic and he In turn wss answer
cd by Matt W. Ransom. Eco, Of Nosthampsoa. In
behalf Of the dcirncc. Tho Court then took . -
About o'clock. p. ". the Court met ss,in. there
being no diminution Of the crowd % statsmsns a
the anxiety to hear the argument cpociu3sd Jus;Ah
Turner, ESQ, Of ilillsboen continued The sryumsas
for the defence. and was followed By Hsnsy ". Nh
lcr, Esq. Of Raleigh 90 The same sds. whe vss re-
closed the argument Coz The Stale.
The arguments were thus concluded shout O'Clock
ut night and His Hooos. Judge Csiiweil psuers<ssa
to charge the jury. They retired. snd vss '-huns"
until the meeting Of the Court shs nett @osu;ae.
when they returned verdict Of "aenu."
The counsel fos the prisoner teos On appeal 10 he
Supreme Court, on grounds which shsy think vill
secure the prisoner new trail
The main defence q The prisoner vss issssify.-
One ground taken by The prisoners counsel fos q
new trial. h thi$-shat the Judge excluded sviaepes
to show thas number az The blood svislioas ussv
There were other grounds which u b unascvssasy
to state.
This trial caused much interest," and ELECTED q
dnc display q ability and sloqusnes. o. any thai
| has taken ptscc IN The State tos many ysaN Ih<
Judge declared In opening hn eharsv. iha. he hsa
never heard asles sFKua'snsa. and kirvr display d
skill and eloquencs than hsd marked bosh shs pos
ecutioo and ,he dsssnee. "No Nossk. Cssoaasn.
said he. "could have heard ths arguments sishou
feeling proud q bis State"
I heard gentleman q intelligence declare tha
had such conflict of legal minas-sueh d.psy
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

-ConsuL 10 HAvas.-Geo p. Norris, ESQ. Editoe
Of the Home Journal and the author Of many bean
tifal and popular sougA has been appointed Consul
to Hsvre, Franco BY he Prssidsot
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

We were shown yesterday, says The Nosso'k AsrsA
. letter from reliable source. 10 . esatls@aa IN
this city, In which vas contained the following e.
tact:
"The Galway line Of steamers from Ireland. have
decided 70 make Norfolk, Va, oos q The posts 70
run to They viii have swo posss. Bossea snd Nor
folk"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

MORE CoNPLAINTs-One of our subscribers at
s'een Plains, Northampton, writes US that the
''""oard which should reach that Office on Thurs
E' seldom comes to hand before Monday, and
,'"s''mes not at all. He says he receives paper
t,"'ea IN Georgia more regularly than he does the
.'D"aafa. We assure him that the Standard is
~ Suarly mailed, and that the fault is not ours-
r r requests that the Agents put the package for
s.n Plains in the CASTOR bag, or send it by way Of
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

and 80, nsAscH's REPoRr.-We shall commence soon
Ono :. Wish, SO as to have the whole document in
B,o..s -" our weekly paper, the Report Of Mr..
Re0r..." Cuoa, submitted to the late House Of
ton j. Mr.. Branch has handled the ques-
src. q, .oe manner, and has set forth with much
dik lesoorces Of the island and the importance
usa'on by the United States.
IT. H., We call attention to the advertisement Of
Offers ING IN to-day's Standard. Mr.. Harding
ess h. nent articles at fair prices, and never de-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26
The Oppositiea.'


The opposition to Democracy means Know Moth
ingism, Whigism, Federalism, and al other isms
which have afflicted the country in past time. Mr..
John N. Bolts, who is just now leading and speak.
ing for the forlorn hope Of the opposition in Virgin
ia, says if he cannot defeat the Democracy in any
other way, he is willing to do it with free negro
votes. Hear what be said in . recent speech:
ut has not been very long since . gentleman
somewhat prominent in the ranks Of the Democracy,
whom met on the street. said to me, Mr. Bolts,
have question to PROFOUND to you, II you have nc
objection Certainly not sir: Il want to know,
said he, If you are in favor Of coalition with the
Black Republican party in the election Of 1850 ?
Ny good friend, said ], Iden's .isA yos to ~isss
derstand ne; sisA to ssy, that il tAs's sss I
State in this Union oomposed Of free seeeA sea
the Constitstioa gaes tAem ts right 10 ssts sosId
be much obliged to tAess to help Ne to elect orr Fer
y. daughter and applause.) I put tho 9usstios
to him which propounded . while ago IN You
hearing. from the remarks which l read u h weak
not gladly receive any aid to rescue the ship on fire
Would you, said I, not do iii No sir, said be- =
would rather Be beaten than rsosivs aid from ~
quarter" .f,.- r.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

nr,,r iokr JouRSAL-We have received the first
John ". VI TINS paper, formerly published by Mr..
n, 6. -'enols, and now revived and conducted by
eommS pnen d. Pool Certainly Beaufort and the
u, pay around it ought to sustain newspaper
Nil W" Is accustomed to the Editorial harness, and
TENET: u0oot serve his readers weekly with an in
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

d.. .ah PICKLES cAsE.-The Washington Cerespon-
n. a W. 'ne New York 7imes writing under date
h.H -.'a says: "No indictment has yet been sent
n a'''st Mr. Sickles It will no doubt be return
WI INTO Court Tomorrow, when Mr. sickles' counsel
w., u'slst On trial 1t is understood that the Dis
mo.. 0fney will agree for the trial to be for to-
Il. week. which will no doubt be the time fixed
,dr mat ex-senator Badger, Of North Carolina, is
a,,.a with the prosecution, but will not probably
ff'4 IN the case before the Court.n
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

The Register IS excessively Missske..
The Register says the Wilmington Journal is
Excessively cruel" in applying the following Ian
guage to the Senior Editor Of the Standard:
'There is no reason on Garth why Andrew John
son should be any the worse or any the better for
having been tailor, or being tailor now. Il has
always appeared to us that there is greater pride
thai in that mock humility that is constantly refer
ring to its humble origin and contrasting It with its
tion-if it did not set high value upon ibid not
regard it As something very superior indeed to that
in which it started it would not be always exhibit.
ing such . fidgety selfconsciousness Il would
not always be- in effect saying 'see how have risen
l was once only working.man now look at me
l am big man now; I am . Senator" or something
of the kind. This sort Of thing We dcspise"
The Regster is certainly mistaken in supposins
the foregoing language Was intended for the Senior
Editor of this paper. Tho cap docs not at the Sen.
ior Editor, and of course he does not wear Il No
one "despiscs" more than he docs the "mock
humility" referred to by the Journal Besides,
the Editor Of the Journal is . frank, plain spo
spoken gentleman, and il he had meant this Ian
guage for US he would have said 90. He never doe
any thing by indirection or insnuation, and Ne ar,
somewhat surprised At the construction placed upos
the foregoing BY the Rtgister.
The Register would be pleased, no doubt, to b,
instrumental in involving the Journal and III,
Standard in controversy; but We guess the Edito
will not be gratified
The Rsgisser is also in error in saying that VI
spoke of Andrew johnson - ~ poor tailor" &e-
We used no such expression Is poor tailor" w
would just as soon say "poor lawyer" "poo
editor" poor schoolmaster," or "poor iamer,
IS "poor tailor" Is that the manner in whicl
our contemporary is in the habit Of speaking Of hi
worthy class Of mechanicsi A"poor tailor!n-
the language is the Registers, not ours.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-26

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-03
Police Inteuigence.

THE ARTrul DopGEt-AS ISGEn0rs RAscAL-John BRADY
alias Pigsey escaped burglar, taken into custody
by policemen Hgland and Wilson, Eleventh precinct
on Tuesday night The prisoner elected hs escape from
the city prison about two months ago, By most ngeuious
plan. He was confined In The Same call with q man
named Francis Brady whose csimc intoxicaou, and
By some induced the at&cr 20 assume his name
that at the expiration Of ten days when Francis was
called ont 70 DO discharged John boldly stepped forward
and assuming the name d The dxunkAxd pAssed cut o
prison without suspicion bong cascrtadned by thc
keepers as 70 his identity In q few days afcr.
Court OF General 6essons On charge o. burglary,
but to the intense astonhhment q the Court and
jury tho witnesses unahlo heafy tho prisoner
evident that there great mistake somewhere,
and accordingly, when tbs Dercs Attorney invcstgaaed
the CASE be found that he had the wrong Brady IN court
and the iboraaon q The prisoner followed - natural
consequence. Inc matter wa kepe secret until within
escape Of The " aftful dodssr" leaked ouh
AH1zn or RxroKa reporter Of The Sss, NAMED
Connolly, was yesserdsy brought up before Aidern.a
Brady on q complaint preferred against him oy =
Farrell, who alleged that CcnDeH snfeesnsa -, 80
va partly had IN he matter bot The csse was nnay "a
burned over 70 ten O'Clock this morning
nm rsnru,us WARD SHOOTING cAsa--wm Carpenter,
The man who shot schevcrs, foreman o. NO u engine
on the night Of tho l7h nit was yesterday ar
rested and held to bail IN the sum q ~
Rradv Carpenter fred four times az schevsrs, tnrcc
halls in his body, but not resulting serious sche
vsrs has been combined 70 bis bed until within sw days
nnd Yesterday being able to get cut appeared before Al
dern,an Brady, and instituted complaint sgArst caSpen.
Ter OF assault with intent 70 kiu.