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Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12
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The decision which has just been rendered
+ 10y the Supreme Court Of this State, annulling
the act of the District Court which enioined
the Board Of Supervisors of Yuba county
from issuing their bonds to the San Francisco
and Marysylle Railroad Company,-notwith
standing it was not made upon the real merits
of the case-puts final quietus to the whole
question Of the power of the Board to issue
these bonds; for the reason that no party in
trrestcd against this road will venture the
risk of bringing another suit for an iriunc-
tion, after it has been decided 10y the supreme
Court that, in order TO do so, he must give
sufficient bond to the Railroad Company to
indemnity them for all loss aud injury that
/ they might sustain through means of an in
junction. The loss and injury that would
now be sustained by suing ont writ of in
Junction against the Company, would be
many hundreds Of thousands of dollars, SO
that, unless parties hostile to this road are
pretty sure that decision would be render
ed in their favor by the Supreme Court on
the merits of the case, they had better be a
little shy Of making the venture. The fact
is, that this same power exercised by the
Board of Supervisors of Yuha county, has
been exercised by other counties in other
States of the Union, with Constitutions very
similar to ours, and judicial tribunals have
determined in favor of the right to exercise
such power. In all probability, therefore,
our own Supreme Court, here, would decide
in like manner
While congratulating the friends of this
Road, and the people of this county who au.
thorized the subscription to it of 5000, 900,
on the satisfactory determination of the Su
preme Court in its behalf we cannot permit
the opportunity to pass of according due
praise to Judge I. Dame, of this city, who
mainly planned and originated the able and
successful argument which was made before
the Supreme Court on this question. The
industry and ability which he displayed in
the case were of no ordinary character.
We observe that the effect of the decision
alluded to has been, even SO soon as this, TO
cHliFSi thc suosCiII'llonS ol sIock 10 IHe
Road. The wavering have ceased to doubt,
and confidence in the speedy success of the
enterprise is exhibited on every hand
The news from the Companys negotiator
in the East is highly favorable, and the sale
of the Railroad Bonds can be consummated |
without difficulty. The completion of this
end Of the Road, as far as the Sacramento |
river, by next June or July is now 70 longer
question of doubt. The enterprise is on
solid basis and cannot fail now to command |.
all the assistance that we'll founded enterprl- /.
ses inyarinLlN attracl TO iheir snnnnrt
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12
Mining Ncws-A Distressing AfFaIr-Ac
Cldcuts, sc.

SAND HILL, Yuba Co., Jan. II, 1859.
EDITOR NATIONAL DEMOCRAT The weatl
er at this place and higher up in the noun
tains, has been so cold, for few weeks past
as to almost dry up the water in the ditche
leading to this place. The three bitches be
ing able to furnish water to but few claims
and that only part of the time.
The Kentucky quartz lode at this place i:
proving to be one of the richest in the State
The company are takirg out large quantitic;
of rock Of the very richest kind. They work
one arastra, and, in six days washing, took
out sf,l75.
At Iimbuctoo, Mullin, last week, washed
out Of his hume $500. The BaLb claim
washed up $4,000. There are very many
claims at this place that would pay quite as
well, but cannot be worked on account of
the scarcity of water, which will be plenty
as soon as the weather moderates.
A very distressing affair occurred at Tim
Ouctoo, on Saturday evening last, in which a
man and wife were the principal actors 1t
appears that there has been for some time
back a misunderstanding between them,
which induced them to make arrangements
for the return of the wife to the Eastern
States, by the next steamer. On the evening
above named, a friend called at the house
upon a visit, and found the wife lying upon
the floor terribly beaten and bruised, with
the prints of boot heels in her breasts, Gc
so seriously injured otherwise that her life i,
dispaired Of The brutal husband left in
staDter for parts unknown. a posse of men
have been in pursuit, and if he should be
brought back he will have a very uncomfort
able time of it.
At Sucker Flat there have been two serious
accidents from the caving of banks, one OF
which has proved fatal The first occurred
some two weeks since. John Shields, a part
ner in the Dougherty Claim, was caught by
falling bank, breaking several of his rib.
and doing him other serious internal injuries
Through the skill and attention of DR.. Simp.
son, of Timbuctoo. he is fast recovering
On Saturday last, another man was buried
alive, by the falling of bank in the Blue
Gravel claim. lie was at work in a cut some
fifteen feet deep. The foreman, seeing thcr,
was danger, ordered him to go further up tn,
cut, pointing out the danger he was in. Ht
remained to finish something he was at work
at, when the bank fell, first covering hin
above his shoulders, and, in an instant, nnoth
er cave fell, and he was gone 1t took about
an hour to dig and wash him out From
appearance, is supposed he was instantly
killed. His name was William Graham, .;
years of age, and his parents reside in Ire
land. He came here from Pittsburgh som,
three months since. JEFF.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12

REcoRDER's CouRr YEsTERDAY.-John Doe
was fined $40 and costs for fighting
James Swinney for same offense, was fined
$40 or four days in jail Went to jail
John Mcconnell, d. d., was fined S1O,-
which he paid.
Frank Shaerer, d. H., was fined SO, and
went up to Jail for four days.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12

BURGLARY-Some thief or thieves. last
Saturday night, says the Sacramento Regis.
ter attempted to break into the grocery
store, at the corner of II and Twelfth streets.
Sacks ofPotatoes were piled up under the
window so that access could be more readily
gained, and the thief had raised the window
and was entering, when the noise reused
the inmates, and the seoundrel seeing his
danger suddenly decamped A second at
tempt on his part might lead to more serious
results.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12

eB- We saw yesterday a specimen of au
riferous quartz, left with Marchand Il Harris
Assayers, which was taken from a new lead
recently discovered at Timbuctoo. 1t wa.
the most beautiful specimen we ever bchcld
The particles of gold were very fine, the
rock quite clear, and perfectly bespangled
with the bright and shining ore, which was
generally diifused through it The lead is
one of the richest in the country.
New leads are thus being discovered every
day, and making this State, by universal con
sent, the wealthiest portion of the habitable
globe
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12
Provisions, Liquors,
ALSO
Every Variety OF Case Goods,

Comprising complete assortment, well adapted to
the TRADE, which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates.
ORDERS from the interior will be promptly and
faithfully executed. jan5my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12

a GERMAN Boswell FOR HUMBoLpr.-Hum
boldt, it seems, is pestered by Boswell. A
Berlin letter to the Boston journal, says
A German lterateur of much dull learning
and dull industry, has taken upon himself to
be Humboldts biographer without having
any special qualifications for the task. He
has attached himself, burr-like, to Humboldt,
and will not be shaken off. Every word
from the old mans lips, every letter he
writes, is eagerly caught up ard chronicled
or ilIed away by the German Boswnlln
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12
0eut advertisements.

Important 10 Travelers.--From and after
this date will carry passengers to or from the boats
at the reduced price of FIFTY CENTS, instead
OF one dollar, as heretofore charged
January 12 1859. GEO W. LAMDIN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12
ON SANSOME STREET,
OPPOSITE TIE AMERICAN THEATRE,
SAN FRANCISCO.

IUU French Enzabathan Style Bcdsteads;
100 Best Curled Hair Mattresses;
200 Feather Bosters;
800 Fine Feather Pillows;
$50, Premium Spring Mattresses
New Add ton to the Exchange OF 60 Rooms, fur
niShed in the best of style.
Fine suits of Rooms for Families.
The Proprietor SETS THE BEST TABLE IN TIE
STATE
This Hotel is fireproof and has $50 hard finished
rooms.
LADIES' ENTRANCEto the Hotel, corner Sansome
and llalleck streets
The Exchange has been entirely remodeed, paint.
ed and renovated throughout.
The Proprietor will leave nothing undone to make
the guests of the Exchange comfortable while stopping
at this Hotel. Prices shall be reasonable
~ The Exchange Coach win always be in readi.
hegs 10 convey passengers to and from this Hotel.
decZS-lm2p BAILEY SARGENT Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12

A CHINANAN KuLrD.-On Monday night,
as we learn from dispatch in the Union.
some Cinnamon got into a difficulty in
gambling house, at San Andreas, about two
bits, when one Chinaman, named All Quong.
cut another named 10 Hill, with butcher
knife, killing him instantly. lie also wound,
ed another named Ye Tong All Quong
made his escape The party assaulting and
the parties assaulted belong to rival compa.
MES, and there is great excitement. -Four
men have been arrested as aceomplces
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12

Agency Noiice.-Mr. L. p. FISHER is our only
authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive adver
sements receipt for the same, and to transac. bus
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Onice Xix Wash
inston street, Cup stars nearly opposite Mcguire
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12
MARYSVILLB.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IL, 1859,

N"i hace s,cora on the altar ofB,y country eter-
nH eRn,ty 10 eeery Jo,m ef tyranny ocer the
mind Of man" THos JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12

BY THE NORTHERN LINE-roR TIE DEMOCRAT
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-12
Stage Robbery.

OFFICE OVER KELLr's DRUG STORE, ST.
, 1859-03-23


Near Taganrog, on the sea Of lazof, catas-
trnpllc occurred, about tie beginning Of Fcbru
ury last, which involved loss Of liie un,aral-
lelled except by memorable earthquakes ar vol.
caii1c cruptinns. 1t appears tllut so1ne three
Thousand inhabitants of Ta.anrox, relyiuv ,,,,ou
the promise Of far weather ntade by the .r!,inj
atmosphere and the cIoudlcss sky, proceeded tn
tile Sra Of Azof to indulge in the snort Of fish
ins beneath the icc-.l fayoritc ,asti,nc Of that
rcgi"a. The atmosphere continuing serene. tl,r
party were lulled into feeling Of security, anil
venture! further than usuul ,,pon the ice, in The
hope ot obtaining good h:nll. Suddenly !.
breeze sprung ~ IRON tl1c east, which, growing
buiSterous by degrees, wIirleti the loose suow
and tine particles uf ice III III! directions, and c-
fore long succeeded in tctacling the ice fron the
shore. The large icr-iield then broke into i,,,-
mrroas l'ieccs which, with their terrified and
helpless human freight, lrifted towards the upr1,
sea.
No assistance could BE- rendered the ,,pl,appy
helgs by fllrir frnntic relatives and friends iii
shore. any within two hours not sign If life
was visible IN the surface of the sea- On the
following tlay cake Of ice dritted on sl,pr,
upon wf,cl, were five Of the unfnrtunatcs-tl,rcr
Ut them dead, aud the other two numb and in
sensible The twu lattcr--a girl and an old
iEl:ln-"crc restored by means uf the usual ap-
I''anccS; tlic girl. howcyer, survived but Il few
hours; the man recovered, but lost tile ,sr IF
Ils t"nEuc-a consequence, probably. of the
fright caused by tl1c scene Lc lud PASSED
through. He prepared j written narrative OF
the occurrences 0f that fculful night on tl,r
-szof.
Hy this catastrophe Mt least three thousand
PERSONS toui,d u watcry grave.
, 1859-03-23
THE EDITOR or THE DEMOCRAT
DENIES.

T'hr e1lilor ef the Chicago Democrat was
arouad the streets all dry yesterday denying
tia, fur the value Of tho City Printing lie luld
harga'ncd to sell ont Brrz tile Republican
candidate fur CLERK, at,i 80 fur Krris,nn,1n, WHO
WIS defeated l,v Butz III Convention. llo is
afraid l.at the Pass AND TRIBUNE will bring
thai charge at:alnst him. and il tukiny time by
t''r f'relork. 1lo 1n1rays himself 'y lis ea-
gcr:rss. We lad no Thought .,f doing that
thing. ,lrn'=i, urSrl to do SO l,y many Of o,,r
hest German Republicans.
Tue tslitor aforesaid was also savage in llis
denial That lis receipts fran the city aud con-
ty would average $4,000 lor an1,,I,s,, for tile
past twc'.ty years. Ill says that average is
nltssll t"' high. and in support Of Ills words
sl,nws all abstract !r.ln tie hr'ks If lis tt,ll-
rer,,, wherein the ;lcrn,lut> Of the past few
years do moi appear, aud whereby the average
is reduced to $4,000 pcrannslm. He dsclain,s
the idea that lie is lous-le.+sed rmer, fed I'LL
hi< lit'-tin1c lrm the public crib. We never
charged lin with heir: t!a, sort tf Il maj, ut
I'LL, Tjlc extent If et,r allegation was that lie
Ind always got infinitely morc tlGl,, Ills Str
ri.r's were worth. and that will. !. vc:trly
grab al s'nc Of the strong hikes in wllicl, tic
peoples money is kept, the Drm"rr"t would
rnn live six mouths. But if llc wants to cali
himself namrs, its no business If t,slrs. only
let lin lo: do tlllcr the plea that lie is re-
1n.llIn" our assaults.
Denial. yesterday, was that ctlitor's fartc. lie
even denied t!lat he procured tic writing If Il
communication far the .Sttr ou,nn| ut Spring
1icll in wl'ish he recommended himself for
Governor. We 1Eaye HOW flsc urigiual docli-
,uc.,t in which there are corrections III Ills
land writing: Int as wc lEld resolved not to
have :. candidate FIR Governor, until after the
Republican State Convention 1,a,l made one 4
Its, We did not Intend to briu. il nut. II WAS
tilr l"'li,y /" give the hmarr,t the exclusive
privilege If .:uarrrl;n= with Republicans, while
we employed ourselves III advancing: the H.
publican canse. But when the editor gets
through his .leni:.ls. then we 1nay tls,t.c onr
t1f..i..s
, 1859-03-23

4 juror explains 10 lis tic particulars Vi tic
rerurt"d Champagne Supper at tile house #
D,lSt', III the atitr.n,un u!' t!,e day on wl,i,I
lis s"n WAS acquitted IF murder lie says
tfrlt Tie jury were not allowed. slnringtllc trl!,
/" visit .1n spot where the killing took rl:t.1;
''ll: alter tie trial. prompted 1r curiosity, ni,.c
hf ,llell-all irtMn the csnl,ltrr-wcrt IN 10
the scene "f action. Willie there, MI iuy:t:s-
tim c1'ic from Mr. Busr!, to call Oh his wife,
wlm wished 10 s4r tlcm at lis ]lollsc few
tl.s.r> ,liS,:lat Tie Invitation was :l.ecptc,l,
alut while there few bottles Of wine we're
olcnr0. Of which o*i Il! the junrz drank one
glass c4cl,. Ille line spent unlcr Atr: Eusl,'s
TNf did mol exceed TEL, nin,tps. III the cycn-
in= there sots supper party ut which the
f,rru4n If the jn-.y-.1amcs Micl!ie-w;,s pre-
*cnt, hut no one th' tl,c jury besides linn
This seems tn Ic the extent Of the affair as f.r
as the jury as a 1'tnly are implicated. We are
glad to make this explanation. The verdict is
had cnouwh without ;i,,y 1rsrayafi,ns
, 1859-03-23

1.l
LnFExwoHTH CITE, March ~.
A letter. dated Fort Wushita, Cherokee M
tiun, Aarch Il, saws,
"Licut. Powell, Of Fort Arbucklc, in COLL
maud "f iitty United States so!diers, and lity
Witcl'itas, 2: guides, started Oh scouting c1-
peditiou. Wien twenty miles from Fort Ar
bu klc thcy came up with large party Of Co.
nlanche Indians. and severe tight took place,
i'll Which two Conlauches were killed and two
soldiers wounded. The Conluncles then will,
drew. prolably to renew the attack. The Co.
nlnucIles lad previously sent in word that ,lley
were coming to take the Fort IN the 1st inst
Capt: Carr LIFT this place in command ct
fifty soldiers for the scat al war, Oh tie 4t inst.
"Anothcr Express arrived icre with intrli.
gcncc that another tight had takcn place b..
tween the United States troops. fifty in number,
under command Of Lieut.. Stanlcv, 1st Cavalry,
ansl thc conlanchcs. in which eight Co,nuuch.s
were Killed and several wounded. Uncle Sam
Lost one man, and two slightly wounded
Capt. Cur arrived ut Fort Arbuckle on the
I'd inst, md ssas marching towards the Wnsllita
Mountains, where another battlc iS anticipated.
It is stated the Indians number upwards Of
three thousand"
, 1859-03-23

y, NEDNESDAl, MA
| THE GaASn CnScERT Tt,-SIsuT.-TAs event
will, we hare no doubt, be one long remembered
By our community, Introducing as it does to our
| public, artists whose regulations throughout
| the world have long since been heraldcd to our
shores. Mr.. Gllmau has, after repeated failures
on tue part Of his predecessors, succeeded in
/ successfully establishing Italian Opera in our
country, and after yrotracted season Of the
greatcst triumphs in New York, lie Announces
concerts throughout the UHon by the great
artIsts Of his company. Mile Poinsot, whose
dthat in New York created q jarort neyer be-
fore cqualled by any artist, llas been announced.
| Madame Labordr is also in the programme
Carl Formes, the distinguished basso, will ap-
pear. His success on The occasion Of his last
vislt to onr city, usti!ies us in suprosiny he HIM
| self will attract an oyerHowin$ audience. Gus
tare Satter, tile pianist, and Theodore Thomas,
are embraced i'll the announcement, forming
rare combination If musical celebrities. The
sale Of seats will bc continued this morning at
the music store Of Alr. Goold, Lake street. Tie
price Of admission has been fixed at the uniform
price Of ore do|l1r, without ezra charge for re-
serted seats, which will place tile enjoyment Of
these great CONCERTS within the reach Of ill.
TnE C.sE or 7us Two po:,c1xry.-1n the
case Of POLICEMEN dubois mud I..ul arrested for
an assault of an aggravated nature upon one
| Thomas W'illian,s while the litter was Under
arrest, and in return for his drunken resistance
! blow from the club of one Of the officers de-
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, 1859-03-23

PoLlcE.-Qnite 4 number Of cases of ".lruuk
and dis"rdcrly." ." abusing families" !kc., were
disposed of yesterday morning, but wc hare no
rum for <]ctails.
l'Ew RESr1xG-Tcws will be rented fir thc
ensuing year in Rev. Mr. Henry's Church. o,,
tomorrow evening. The church is located nt
tl'e corner If Edna Place and Jackson. All who
desire to obtain sittings arc requested to uttend.
STELLAR THorDLES-Weu understand that Mr.
llancl.ctt, f"riner manager Of Nart'l's Am1,!i-
theatre in this city, lins sued Miss Maggie Mitch
ell for ?','tU damages, for breach Of contract
in non-fulflmcnt Of engagement.
Chicken TH1EF.-WilIiam Buttcn, boy Of
Is years, WAS brought beitre Justice Akin for
stealing chickcns-Slanghai. Dorkiug$, lur-
'''aEl r""tahs, Ac.-to the valuc Of &. lie was
committed in default Of $3gp bail to answer.
4 Goop ArrorS7akSr.-Capt. Godfrey S.
bryant, formerly agent Of the Coingwood line
"f steamers. has been appointed Agent Of the
New York Central Railroad, to be located in
this city. lie is now fitting up an Office Us tl,e
headquarters Of tho agency.
STEALING LEAp.-Churlca Anderson. a boy of
1G, was brought to the ar1nurv charged with
stealing pig Of lend. from Railroad Depat.
lie denied stating the lead, but said thnt two men
stole il and hired him to carry it. 1c was sent
to the Reform School,
4 FlGHTlSG CnAhAcrEn-John Dempsey, who
keeps saloon on the North Side, and somewhat
Of 4 hard character, had three warrants out
against him yesterday for three several ASSAULTS
upon three diacreuts. lie was brought before
Justice Akin and fined slo on one Of tic charg-
es. and gave special bail in the other two, lie
being loo drunk and boistcrous to undergo
further examination.
CANE DscK.-Tinothy Carn,on, boy Of IS
renrs, who was sent to the Reform School snmc
tInsc since. not thinking the character Of the
place in accordance with his tastes. ran AWAY
and went to Calumet. After scjournins n few
hours j" that famcd locality, he rcpcntcd thc
rnsl step lie Ind taken, und came and delivered
himself up at the lookup. lie WAS set back to
the Ncftr,n School. lie said lie didn't like ,r
Reform School, hut it was ahead Of Calumet.
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cess in everything except the attendance which
, 1859-03-23
DIED..

On Monday r. u, HATTIE. NtASHDERN WARD.
ynuneesi daughter "f Eph1m and Margaret ". Wa ageI
years and 8 months.
The funeral vii take place 1t tho rdence Of E. Ward
Esq North Vel street, tbs "Wednesday, at O'Clock =, r
, 1859-03-23

The two First Class Dwellings
S"w tn., EfPciet,
on RTS11. NEAR SrrElkIDl: STREET
AMI n P dA-e1t May 14s. Th.-e h1.r4 .ix4f feet
thru 1"re. with lE.*ar.t. Nt!wankcr brick !ut aut
an! IL t' tr.h. In The *@ Thc lra 14 fr+t
tep IN an alley. and will haye xD4L brick El cac
Frr-t* purchasing uIake such aeEauns nlay
tc ae>irtsi,
Term. favorable. Apply 10 nrs. BRAINARD 4o Clark
stE,1t- fr'tl tn In o'tl..ek j. 81
, 1859-03-23

PIkE's PEAK-Trunks, Valises aud travelling
bags, manufactured expressly for q trip to the
Gold Mines a1 ". G. S Wrights, IL aud a19
South Clark street. fel9-.m
, 1859-03-23
T II e CITY Y.

- President blanchard tlatc Of Knox Col
lcgc) will preach this evening at :. O'Clock, at
the First Congregational Church, West Side.
PoLicE.--Qnitc 4 number Of cascs of ".lruuk
and di*"ricrly." !" abusing familics." &c., were
disposed of yesterday inurning, but VIC hare no
rnr,, f,r +lntu;1.
, 1859-03-23

y 4 special meeting Of tho Board Of Mama
gers Of the Ladies' Industrial School Association
will be held at Mrs. N. .. Walkers, corner Of
State and Washington streets. on Thursday
afternoon, March cath, ut af o'clock.
, 1859-03-23
The Buffalo Railroad Convention.

The Buffalo Railroad Convention.
Appointment member Of the abuyc Conycp-
ton llas favored lis with an able aud searching
review Of its actiou, which we shall make room
for tomorrow. We commend it in advance to
the attention Of all who feel IN interest in the
growth aud prosperity Of Chicago and Of The
cntirc Northwest, and especially to our ,ncr-
chants, whose interests are more Immediately
connected with the subject than those Of any
other class