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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

The following was the condition Of the Planters
Bank of Tennessee, on the 1st of October. 1t will
be observed that the of means over liabili-
ties are the cash movements of the bank, not in
cluding capital stock.
According to the banking system of Louisiana
this bank ought to have coin in vault to the amount
of s603300 as specie funds, SO termed, are not re-
cognized by our bank laws nevertheless, the
statement below is strong one for an interior
bank, and compares very favorably with any Of the
banks in New York, Philadelphia or Boston. OF
course, we do not concede there are any banks in
the financial world to take stand or presume to be
as strong and sound as the banks of the city of
New Orleans.
The following is statement of the assets and
liabilities Of the Planters Bank of Tennessee and
pron
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

SUGAR. About GOO hhds. were disposed of at
Tuesdays decline. Fair to Fully Fair 6217c. u Ii.
MoLAssEs. =. Market frmer, with sales of some
600 bbls., at 37s, Ss@3s3c. for Prime to Choice ;
also 200 half bbs., at 43c. U gallon.
FLOUR, Prices were still better, and the sales
included some l400 bbls., of which 700 Superfne,
in two lots, at IS 624 $50 at IS 75 11e at s. so and
335 Extra, in two lots at Sc Is " Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn was scarce, and the sales were
confined to 5l5 sacks new, in three lots, at 81 10
y bushel. OF Oats the sales embraced some 300
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
CATTLE MARxxr.

JEFFERSON CRY, Nov. ., 1889.
The arrivals have been numerous. r;th = sair H..
mand. The stock on sale comprises 30 Mich Cows.
$50 sheep, with an ample supply of Texas Cattle.
700 Hogs, 100 Western Beeves and iso he.d veal
Cattle. The market is easy for purchasers, ii our
quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
KEY WEST AND HAVANA.

To sail OH MONDAY. l4th inst, at O'clock A. NJ
1EIEe SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
WT[fh pany-FlOrida Z. S Mail fine-For Kew West and
iayana. via Pcnsacoia. Apaachicola St. Marks
Cedar Keys Tampa Bay and ManaeeTe superior coppered
and copper fastened steamship Atlantic, w. Inciipes
comander will sa as above, carrying the t. s. mails
freight having superior
for apply board the Office Southern
Steamship Company.
G. Il. PAYNE, Manager 81 Canp It,
Freight Apalachcola, ST. Marks Tampa Bay subject
TO fhterage at steamers expense but The risk Of the
sitIees.
No freight received without an order
The days Of sailing hereafter will Yhh from
2eth nj
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

FEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
diseased acon in he BY the peisoons nissm
vegetable decay This evolved by the action Of
While the below the horizon this vapor fingers
eahs surface and the virus taken with it through the lungs
nal vcera and excretins of the body The liver
torpid and fails not only this virus but also the
bile from the blood Both the yrns and the bile accumulate
the circulation and produce violent constitutional disorder The
spleen the kidneys and the stomach ynpaize with the liver
ism if in atemp, expel the noXious infusion
the whole blood Of the body the internal
the CHILL But effort il fails. Then the FEVER fol-
the surface in another effort expe the irritating poison
through the other excetory,he skin. In this
for the of strength the hopeless effort another
day These the fits and of Err AND AGUE
Such constitutional disorder will of course undermine the health
If il is not removed.
We have labored to find; and have found, an andote,
which nenralies this maarious poison blood s,imu
ss e b s S hcns s @ ne pep s1a As should
rather does what Of service those sbect
It "berse and Sose sLo free hf 5 sst" s
tacks; keeps the in health although exposed
not Ga s s SS M
Influence such as keni!ien Fever Chill Fever Dumb
Eevefs Nsaara Eheussaism Cont Binl"ess' roothaeRe
Earaehe, caar,h Asta Palpitaio's Painful Affection Of
Of the Stomach and Bowels a" # Which, when arising from
this carss will be found to assume more less the
This accopshes by stimulating the excretoes to eSpe
to DO ,le oce Of er OWN "ccod Hence
what term 'acclamation' Time may accomplish the
tempt, while This Ague Cure does it at once and with safety
We have believe this well safer
masac Infection than any other which discovered
and has still another important advantage the public which
is, that it is cheap rs well rs good
DIR. j. C.AXer s Co.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

Children years cd and under those Tires and
up to twelve years DID, half price all twelve of
full fare.
Persons who reside the city and have residence esa
sent on the line the road procure tickets in packages
Of twenty their personal reduced rate at the
Office on Camp street
Through tickets to all principal cities North and East can be
obtained at the Ticket office Of the Company adjoining the Tcle
rrnrh Office under the ST. Charles Hotel The Depot
This Company all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern line between New Orleans and New
York having made arrangements with the Adams Express
Company 10 run regular daily through Express between the
two cities the Exrrcss heretofore carried the
Railroad Company account is discontinued and all
Express matter will be carried BY the Adams Express Inform
96 Camp street.
Agents of the Railroad Company permitted to receive
receipt for specie jcwey other express
ter They will be received by the Adams Express, Sc Camp st.
- BENTLEY u. HASELL,
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt,
It's. WILLIAMS,
of Transportatinn,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
DOMESTIC PORTS.
I + XAS

To rail on SUNDAY Nov. H. at q 0clock A. NJ.
F1sr UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
NHETkh S"nihern Steamship C0npany-For Galveston and
Matsgofda BayThe superior coppered and copper
fastened 'ieamship Mexico, William II Talbot,
nanef VIII sail az above, carrying the u mails For freight
passage having elegant passengers apply
board AT the Office u the Southern Steamship Company
G. B PAYNE, Manager
No 81 Camp street
steamship this line will leave every Thursday and Sun.
day mornings for the above ports.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

B. WALTON,
u. CITY AUCTION NEER,
And
Auconeer Appraiser and General Agent for the purchase
and sale of Real Estate, Slaves, Lands, etc.
Office, No. 10 Bank Place.
The undersigned duly licensed Auctioneer, will give his
personal attention all sales of Real Estate Slaves Furniture
Bank other Shares in Incorporated Companies SUGGESTIONS
Cargoes, Damaged Cotton and Merchandise generally
He invites attention the advantages he will in the
purchase afpaisement Real Estate having in the
of preparation from the most reliable at large
plans of of ground Showing
lot and the Dimensions thereof in enc square, in the four dis
icts ef the city, with which will be kept record of all sales
made
department he will also have the aid and advice Of Mr.
MARK WALTON, whose connection with the Real Estate
operations this city for thirty and whose general
Rnowere of the property will the undersigned
to parties requiring services superior advantages
en-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

mission MERCHANT and Agent for ] j o'Fallon Co.'s q St.
and Washers BY R. Il. Coles Patent Machinery.
thousand choice Moasses Barrels for sale.
d2g If JOS. g. II0GAE.
(OGNAC BRANDIES-lO00pa packages Of the following
~ Brands under crstem- House Keys 3
Panat Co, Rochvn & Co.. 0tard Dupuy CO.. Lecomp.s
Co. Irronde Freres unioy toprieors of La Tarie, T.
Menesu, Lancet. For sale by
RATAA & CO.,
ol7 Cistpmhouse street.
A BSYNTHE-loo Gases for sale, in bond, by
"A s. WOLFF,
OH Corner Of Grayer and New Leyee streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I WRIGHT & cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular family Medicines, which they supply
pruggss and Dealers Proprctors lowest wholesale prices
Deot Special Agency Nos 5l 2 Clartres street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
Nem Orlsans Dailp Grtstent.
Nth OrIeans Hloutu 4tlarktt.

THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 10 .g;r, 1s5g.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
Aebielu of tbe 5latktts.

geuieU of tbt M(atktts.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street, I
Thursday Morning. Nov ~, 1859. 5
CorToN. .. There was still good demand and
the sales amounted to about l25OO bales, generally
at full prices Our quotations are the same.
NEW ORLEANS cLAssIFIcATI0Ns.
Ordinary ... nominal Good Nlidiline " III sSllis
Good Ordinary. $40 10 hiiddlng Fair llsz@ y
Low Mddng. .lOis s@l01s Fair .............. %
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand lst September, 1859 bales 84s4
Received SINCE
Received yesterday ll,Ht- att2o2
Exported since 40i
Exported yesterday
Stock on hand not cleared. ..,......s... 29442O
TOBACCO. We have heard of 4hhds. Common
Lugs at SIC. and Low, admitted t5sc. u tb.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock hand 1st September, 1859 hhds 2l55
Received since Aha
Received yesterday. Il 4,l6l
N,sl6
Exported since. I329
Stock on hand not cleared 1888.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

BRAZOS SANTIAGO.

To sail on FRIDAY Ilh inst. at o'clock A. NJ
E%. SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
YhffTz ptny-t s. mail ine-for Brazos Santiago via
- Indanoa-The superior iron steamship Arizo-
Robt Smith, Commander will sail carrying
L. mails For freight passage wing elegant
tions apply board at the office of the Steamship
Company G. b. PAYNE, Manager,
no 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Ounce News-
9--'--'@., Letter. paper
When the distance from the U. s. mailing Of, =
! ! :.
flee is lsf=4!s5
200 miles under. lOc. &C.
Over 250O miles, Gc.sI
NORTH BRITISH POSSESSIONS. l.5i
When the distance from the U. s. mailing Of.
hceis- 5z4s
300 miles under. 34c. 4c
Over 300 miles,. ............j 44e &c.
When received in the United States and thel 4ss5
distance to the Office of delivery is
800 miles under, .,.......... lOs. &C.
Over 25fG m les dc,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

CUNDRIES-,--..
. 1000 bugs Rio Coffee.
100 :. Java
LOCO kegs Gut Nails, 4d. to 20d.
l3ODl sacks q. A. Salt.
1000 boxes Star Candles.
20O :, Virginia Manufactured Tobacco.
500 barrels Old Bourbon and Monongehaia Whisky.
100 half barrels Rectifed Whisky
30 half pipes, quarter and eighth casks French
Brandy-pure as imported.
lG00 Claret.
$50 casks quarts and pnts London Ale and Porter.
80 tierces Carolina Rice.
100 quart casks Port and Sherry Wine
For sale by WM. CRAWFORD.
Merchandise Broker
oil If Is New IIevee street.
NAIIS0O kegs Nails assorted sizes and best brands, for
~ sale by KEARNY, BLOIS e CO.,
ol9 g. Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

rLARET. ..... .CLARET.. CLARET.
To arrive per ship Marathon, from lSordeauN-
GO eases klrpper's Margaux Claret.
400 st. Julien
200 =. pnts.
So :. st. Estephe
800 =. pnts.
10 Chat MarGaux Claret, 1871.
10 Chat Raigoin 1850.
10 Durfort Margaux. ISL
10 Chat Y'duem Sauerne
10 pints.
25 Olive OIL
For sale by s. WOLFF,
n3 Grayer and New I.evce ss
I ANDING EX SHIP j. f. WALSH, from Bordeaux
IL 800 casks Caret, ordinary;
1900 :" "
20 casks st. Emilion;
100 Apricos in Juice;
Is Pr,mes,
20 bbls White Wine yregar
100 packages Gognac, La Jaurie
10 oe,ayes Planet Co, 1906;
81 casks Cognac Lecompe 4 Co. For sale by
S. d. GRATIAA Il co,
o1O % CuStomhonse street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
DR.. y. G. Aycr & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,


Ayers Cherry Pectorn1,
Has won for itself such renoM1 for the variety
Of throat a,an "na Ling % GGGn l rs m entirely a
employed. AS has long been in hreghou.
p S s has n that s y o
for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
FOR ALL Ayss 81 FtshHSss Rs MEDICINE
the 1s
Ss o ser"{s fsr al scEe1ons GsmpaP's;
KIs"% p Wa%s hs soa'; Dinner M Pii FOR FOR
. They ceaed that the sensitive take
hs lsm s @ II a l 6S"S purely vegetable no harm can arise
Ca Price, 25 cents per beS five boxes for 81.
Gea, numbers Of clersymen Physicians
usefulness these emees b ON" space ee W. will hot pemt
ss si!fa aahS1 X; m GT %s 'nsy % rsen
s asS FIJI m of the above complaints the treatment
unensps is f'Fs dealers with other prepaa
Ss Iss pr hs h1
Ali our remedies are for sale J. Sy WRIGHT & CO.,
fsd aEoEGE ass' aos ssSs N sa e by
FOR GoNoRRHEA, GI.EEr WEAKNESS, PAINS
E RE EEMHPY AESfH!iS9 SPECIFIC so1u
Of e al
clans and Of Aesa ea,ae sy ,s
rsy veEs,aIs il eGpsso. tsst as !. ei Il
body and depressed mind are restored q energy
B. ABRAMS,
Sele agent for the United States.
mylf ly Apothccarv, rs tamn street, New Orleans
JULIAN NEVILLE u CO., AuCrloNEERS, Ap.
u praisers and General Agents for the sale Estate
Slaves, Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warden Succession
Sales Cargoes Stocks of Merchandise, etc.
E Particular attention paid the purchasing selling of
Plantations.
G5~ Office, No II Commercial Place. ja7 If
NOTICE-MR. FREDERIC b. BRAND ENTERS INTO
IN employ this day, and holds full of
ney per act passed before james Graham Notary Public
this city. -
JULIAN NEVILLE & CO., Auctioneers
New Orleans, July II, 1859. jyl5 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lS9-0 0hicers-Gariiner
Smith President oulleme Treasurer Henry Bier Sccre-
tary Daniel Merritt Sexton. Cemetery Commttee-farper
Giilnghan, asilvG and Henry Bier FINANCE ,mnittee
Caldwell, f. F. Iios F.. h. Maunsel, John Rag.
VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST - may be procured
applying Messrs d. FELT STETsoS No 81 Camp
sisrAgG U. $ Mint aud n The Seerearys office in Odd
Price Vnus-Reguar lots, 10 feet square, $50
ditto by feet S5 Vaults douhe Stockholders' Lodges,
SIS ditto all others 500 single, oS,ockholcrs' Lodges,
S45 to others, $50
Vaults be opened unless certificate Of ownership be
first obtained from the Secretary.
information the purchase of Lots, be had
application to - . -
HENRY BIER, Secretary @. F. Rest.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN A CO. IS Garondcet street.
SAMUEL. SMITH Co, Camp
JUpSoN a CO, corner Canal and Camp streets
BROWN JOHNSTON 4 Co, No. S3 Curondelet street.
RENOIST, SHAW 4 co, No 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE., JACOB BARKKK, Manager,
Corner Camp and Gravier streets
THOMAS II. BARKER. Camp and Gravier
H. W. CONNER Il son, No rs CnIopdeet street.
JOHN WOOD CO., Camp and Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10

W0LFES AROMATIC SCHEIDAM sCHNAfPS
Druggists and Merchants, and all dealers in of the
catalogue, will find their ad-
by calling sending their orders above where will
found the of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States and at the lowest prices.
Please address, j. WRIGHT & CO,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
ma If Nos. Isl and q Chartres street. New Orleans.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01

Lynch LAW IN MrssoUEL-The St Joseph
Gazette, of the 3Oth ult, has the following.
Some days since we noticed several eases
of arson in Holt county, and that an iuvesti
CATION on the part of a vigilance committee
indicted the guilt Of VIM. Walker, billiard
Walker and John Duncan; we also noticed
that Duncan was under arrest for assault in
which he severely injured Mr.. Williams. 1t
seems that Duncan was acquitted. but was
taken in hand by the infuriated people of the
neighborhood, who forced a confession from
him. He acknowledges that himself and the
two Walkers, father and son, did do the
burning which has created SO much excite
ment. Our informant says that the feeling
produced 10y this confession was intense, and
that the hanging of all three was confidently
expected. The outrage, as confessed, was
most dastardly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01
AAminiStrotOr's sale.

n Office is hereby duly given that oy virtue oi
~ an order Of the Probate Court oil luDi county
state of California will proceed to sell all of the
personal property of VIM snntel,i, deceased to-
ether with the Real Estate of the said deceased, de-
Scribed as follows to-wit Two Presumption Cl tiu
wing and being situated in the county Of Iuba and
STATE as aforesaii one of said Claims being that
tain tract of land situated upon the Fosters BAR
load leading from the city Of Marysville 10 and
from the Oh egon House, about sixteen miles from the
said city, aud bounded follows, to-wt: beginning
at pine blazed four sides, about three hun
dred and fifty yards from the house thence running
East one half mile, and ence South half mi e
to the place ofbe gnning containing hundred and
sixty Of land The other of said Claims is de-
scribed follows to-wit commencing at the North
west coruer Of the above described premises, and
running thence North half mile, thence East
half mile, thence South one hllf mile, and thence
West one half mile, to the place OF beginning, con
tanning one hundred d sixty Of land. Sail
sale will be made upon the premises Mt Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash, on the
Twenty-fTst day of October, 1859,
between the hour Of O'CLOCK A. NJ. and sunset o
that day.
! ssP2s-2ld y. GROVES Adnr
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01

ANOTHER SAN JUAN ISLAND AFFAIR.-Under
this caption the British Colonist of the 10Th
September says:
Vincent Jordan and three other Italian
fishermen belonging to Victoria returned yes
terday from the Island of San Juan, report.
ing that they had been forced to leave the
fishing ground between San Juan and Lopez
by men armed with rifles. The inquiry was
first made where they came from. On re-
plying Victoria" they were told that none
6Et Americans were allowed to fish in those
waters, and they were ordered off. Two
days ago they were threatened with force if
they did not leave another point where they
were fishing.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01

MORE OF THE KILLING IN CALAvERAs.-Johr
Jones, who lately killed a man known a,
Gen. Harrison, at Six Mile Bar, is now in
custody, having gone to Mokelumne Hill
and given himself up to the officers of the
law. AT an inquest held over the body OF
Harrison, the jury returned verdict, that
the deceased came to his death at the hands
of John Jones. and that it was willful muir
der. A man named Miller who was present
when the shooting took place, is also in Gus
tody. 1t is said that the deceased had fed
from some of the southern States, for commit.
ting murder
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01

OUTRAoE.-A Mr.. Tull and several of his
neighbors from Scotland and Knox counties
letely visited Salem, in Iowa, for the purpose
of recovering a negro woman who had es-
capped from Mr.. 7. some two years ago The
woman was found but question of identity
was raised. Mr. t. offered to identify her
by a scar on one of her arms, and was pro-
ceeding to expose her arm for the purpose.
This SO shocked the modesty Of the innocents
in Salem-whose wives and daughters all go
bare nrmed-that they resented the PROPOSE
tion as an insult They fell upon Mr. T. and
his party, hurried them before justice, got
them adjudged guilty of Kidnapping or at
tempting it, and finally held in bonds Of &c.
600 apiece not to lay hands on another per-
son in the place, white or black, man or wO
man. The persons so treated are among the
most respectable in Knox and Scotland coun
ties, and their friends and neighbors feel just.
ly incensed at the outrage.-Ky paper
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01

KILLING Birds IN THE NIGHT.-Singular as
1t may appear, gentleman actually killed
three birds with gun yesterday morning
about o'clock A. Ma circumstance which
perhaps never had its like before. The birds
were killed while the beautiful aurora bo-
reals was at its height, and being II very
early species-larks-were no doubt, deceiv.
ed by the bright appearance of everything,
and came forth innocently supposng it was
day WASH States.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01

AocoRDING to orders issued from the War
Department, the Department of California is
to consist of the county west Of the Rocky
Mountains, except those portions of it which
are included within the limits of the Depart
ments of Oregon, Utah, and New Mexico
headquarters at San Francico; of Oregon,
Washington and Utah Territories except the
Rogue River and Umpqua Districts; head
quarters at Fort Vancouver, w.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01
AN Atlantic paper has the following

An Englishman. named Edward r. Hum
phrey, who is alleged to be n defaulter to
parties in England to the amount of 100000
and who has been searched for through Can
ada and the States during the last three
months, was arrested in Boston, September
Cd. The arrest was made on the charge OF
adultery, Humphrey having brought to this
country a woman not his wife, with whom
he has been living
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01
TELEGRAPRTC.
[OVER THE UNION LINE.1
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER CORTEZ,

SAN FRANoIsco, Sept. 80
The Opposition steamer Cortez arrived
about p o'clock this afternoon. She brings
no later news than that brought by the mail
steamer. Below is list of her
Passengers.
E L Gould, wife and child, II Friend, Mrs B
Hartley and child, d G Haskin, Mrs p Hall. V ID
Hubbard, Miss L Hubbard, Miss NJ Hubbard Miss
Monteith, Mrs Van Linden, l. Reed. wife and
child, Thos R I Abbey, Miss Black, Mrs Wal.
ton and child, Miss Shoemaker, A Curtis w
Brown, ) Dian and wife, NJ Boynton, C Blair
and wife, NJ Davis, G Darlington and wife. G r
Hughes, Lisbe, j G Hall and sister, j b Cliff.
ford and wife, Miss Curtis, CEN Wilder, II w
Msse johnson, ) Morrison, y f Harman.
L Utsomond, I Sutherland, + Foneff, J Fig,
gerald, Latham, Huues Jas Lyons, Muphy,
Il Iolman, M Conlin, 9 Studard, Ii Lythe and
wife, Whitmore ID Feguson and wife, + Store.
j. Wansey, Davis, Hardwick and wife. L 7
Hardwick, Mrs. Buckman 2children, Mrs Ames 2
daughters, Mrs A p Glenn, j Martin, G Fonsuh-
ten, Mr.. Coleman and wife, Jas Smith. A Drostb.
) Cutther, G Gilman. Mrs Powers and daughter,
Howell, Mr. Parney, f Drutet L Everett p
Plummis, Mr. Silber and wife, Mr. Letter, J Mi
chael, Whitney, ID l. Nickson and wife, S
Brandman, G ii Hooker and wife, HAYNES.
A Wannepus II Magness Miss Magness Miss
tarnham FELTON, and wife, Mrs Hall and Sister
B Fran, Allen NJ Schwart Mrs E Norman. l.,
Cohen, Achel. S Achel H Milton, Mrs n
Jones, MISS Jones' Miss L Hatton and sitter, C
Pond, e Parker and wife, IL A Gibson Mr. Pc
tters, w Stratton, j Bvownson Miss Brinsman G
Lyon and wife, G f Watson and wife. j f PEN
SOL, G Ryan, Mr. Sweeny, L Pail, b Edwards and
wife, Brown, Miss Putnam, Il Haurf, NJ Fal on,
w Ii Inf and 232 in the steerage.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01

EDWARD CoNNER, United States Consul at
Mazatlan, has gone to Vera Cruz for the pur.
pose it IS believed, of obtaining a grant from
Juarez to run a steamer from Guaymas to La
Paz, Mazatlan, and Acapulco, free of charge.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01

The IMMIGRATIoN.-Th Territorial Enter
prise published at Carson Valley, says that
the immigration for the past few days has not
been so large. and thinks the main part Of it
has passed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01
PROCLAMATION,

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be ar
~ election for Chief Engineer and for First anc
Second Assistant Engineers of the Marysylle Fire De
partment, at the City Hall, in said city, on MONDAY
the 3d day of October, 1859, pursuant to law.
The polls will he open from p. NJ. until p. NJ.
JUDGEs-S p. Wells, Eureka Engine Co., J. II. Las
sitter, Warren Engine Co.; F. Chase, Pioneer Engint
Co.
CLERK-Chas. Ball, Yuba Engine Co.
WM. SINGER, Mayor Of Marysville
September %, 1859. sep27-td
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01

CLOSING OF THE TEHUANTEPEo RoUrE.-We e
are informed, says the Bulletin, at the office
of the Louisiana Tehuantepee Company that
no tickets will be sold at present to passen-
gers via the Tehuantepec route. Whether
this closing of that important avenue of com.
lEunication with the East is expected to be
permanent or only temporary, we are not
advised
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-01

A VERY melancholy event occurred few
days ago at franklin, Vt, where Mr.. Robert
Ross and his young daughter were poisoned
to death by drinking bed bug poison, sup
posing it to be beer 1t seems that another
daughter of Mr. Ross had promised to send
them some beer, and the person delivering
the poison having failed to state what it was,
they naturally supposed it was the promised
beer and both drank of it at the same time.
They survived in intense agony for y days,
when they both died and were buried in the
same grave.-AHGntic paper.