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II. E'iHef's
b a z a a R
122 Canal Street,
ToURo BUILDINGS,
Has opened his entirely NEW STOCK comprising the rno.,
complete and extensive assortment of
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
Toys and Fancy Articles
EVER oFFERED 70 THE NEW ORLEANS prBL1c
PAPER MACHE.
sTATrETTEs AND sTATUARY
A choice collection Of BRONZE FIGURES
BISCUIT VAsEs-Iaest style produced in the serre Man
ufac,ory.
LADIES' TOILET SETS,
RICH SHELL, IVORY and
CORAL COMBS,
MUSIC BOXES.
dl9 2p3teod Fire Works, etc.
j. LeuOis 5 Co., ....
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS,
FALL GOODS,
-Comtrising-
MN tyrTrl 1-l't .
FRENCH AND IRISH POpLINs-Plain.
Fancy.
PLAIN AND BRoCADE CASHMERE
POMPADOuR DROGUET.
AoIRE ANTIQUE GRISAn.LE.
New Style ROBE DE CHAMBRE-Wth Burnols.
FRENCH CAIICOEs-For Children.
:. .. Chintz Patterns.
PRINTED PIQrEs AND CoTELINETTEs.
MOURNING PRINTS,
BEST BLACK SILKS
PLAIN AND FANCY BLACK REPS,
BLACK PoCLT DE SOLE,
BLACK ARMrRE etc, etc.
ST. BLACK TAFFETAs-For sIawls.
DOUBLE SKIRTS AND TWO FLoUNCES.
SILK RoBEs-Entircy New,
SHAWI.s,
BURNors
PIEDMoNTEsE,
TuRCOS. etc,
SILK AND VELVET MANTLES,
SHAWLS
BIRNOTS,
PELISSES,
ZOUANES, 6c.
EMBROIDERIES.
very rich assortment of COLLARS and SLEEVES Of all
descriptions of LACE
RICH IANDkERCHIEFS,
REAL LACE SIIAWLS
REAL CASHMERE SHAWI.S,
OPERA CLOAkS,
HEAD DRESSES &c.
J. LEVOIS & CO.,
dig 2pGt corner of Canal and Bourbon streets
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION
Ladies' will please bear in mind that the balance of Mrs. oe
neys millinery and fancy goods will be sold AT auction
by L. A. Levy Jr Co.. 10 o'clock this morning, a her
stor f'aun sire
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Y MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1859.
Men Orleans 1aiIp Crtsttnt.
A GOOD MOVE.

SSSSSSSSSSSSSS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER q, 1853.
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Looh II, .Noody's W'indo,Us,


What can he more suitable and useful for
Ladies' Presents .....
Than
An elegant ROBE DE CHAMBRE
A recherche CRAvAT or SCARF
beautifully Embroidered SHIRT,
IIafa.dozen MOoDY's FINEST SHIRTS,
a box of Linen Cambria EIDKfs.,
A splendid SILK UMBRELLA
A set Of Gold SLEEVE LINKS or STUDS,
superby MOUNTED CANE,
A magnificent OPERA GLASS,
..- A handsome DRESSING CASE.
package of Genuine JoUyINS GLOVES,
fine Wool SHAWL. or TRAVELLING RUG,
A pair of silk Embroidered sCSPENDERs,
A fine PORTE-MONNAIE
Gentlemen can Reciprocate
With
A handsome WRITING CASE
A beautiful TOILET SET,
A Fancy SEWING BIRD
A package of Jouyin's KID GIoyEs-Genuine
splendid LORGNETTE.
box Of RARE EXTRACTS,
Fine CABAS and SATCHEI.S.
-Iikewise-
GENUINE COLOGNE, FANCY SOAPS
FRENCH PERFUMERIEs,
HAIR BRUSHES. COMBS.
WAX MATCH STANDS
SILK VEST BUTTONS
SHIRT BOsoMS,
And an endles, variety Of
Il a nc " GOO q $.
RE NJ MBER
-. N. MOODH'S.
dl9 2pMnWeTh&Satf Canal and Royal streets
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The Eastern Clarion,
s. II. Adams, Editor.

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
of any country the South respectfully Of
ferei as an advertising medium to the Merchants Of New Or
leans Agents New @reans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
-, ar No d Commercial Place.
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CREDIT SALE.-tSeasoaable Dry Goods, Ladies
ta cWe call the attention of the trade TO the sale OF
easonabe dry goods and ladies' coaks and manas
take place this day 10 o'clock A. NJ, achc x leau
monts auction room No II Charities street. Icrlns sale
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EirelcOrks, FIresCOrks.

EifelUOrks, EIresCO1'ks.
SOUTHERN FL L. w O ItIN S.
We sole agents of the New Orleans manufactured
FIREWORKS,
and have most complete assortment.
Being made for HOME CONSUMPTION by HOME PEO
PIE, they will be found to
Excel any other Article
Ever sold in this city.
They will be found of FULL WEIGHT and perfect in
all other respects represented, which always said
The article manufactured at the North.
+. e. L. PIFFET
dl9 2p9tcol 1873 Canal street.
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Eye and Ear.
Eye and Ear.
f y f \ n ID f \ r.
DR.. Won MOSCHZISKER,
OCULIST AND AURISr
~. Won NIOSCHZISKER,

DIR. Won MOSCIIZISKER, the we'll lknown European OC-
UIIST and ArRST begs to those who need his
professional services in maady Of the EYE or EAR which
requires MEDICAL SURGICAL. treatment, that he he
consulted at his Rooms,
I24 Canal street, over the Union Bank.
Hours from Q A. NJ. TO 4 p. NJ. and from 5 to P ~
pl-ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
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SpIRITuA1IsTIc.- G. A. Redman, a medium,
proposes to show skill 81 Dpine advertise
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Card Playing.

AS the above amusement to be the order of the
day among the SEWING MACHINE AGENTS we suppose
is necessary o sa, word in the shape
g Card in response advertisement which appears in
the papers headed FACTS ASSERTION That adver-
semcnt we presume have written by Wheeler Will
agent this city. although is written with We, like
a king editor.
The charges with endea avorEg convey wrong
impression public by having previously advertised
Finkle Lyon Sewing Machine received the highest pre-
the Fair of the American Institute, New York,
advertise that what he is pleased
term the official report, has
We gave authority for the made by refer
ring SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. of November 49, which pub
shed medals awarded the machinery depart
me which list communicated that paper by w b
ard Secretary, In that list the Fnklc Lyon Sewing
head If made mistake it honest
part any easily ascertain by referring
the above mentioned paper, now in our Office.
1t will by the official report published by the
Wheeler agent that said report is terribly
against Fnke Lyon Sewing Machine, folks would
have us believe will that Finkle Lyon received
TWO SILVER MEDALS FOR ONE MACIIINE-one being
on its merits family machine aud the other heavy
nenera
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Bayard Tavlors New Book-"IIOME AND ABROAD
MARY STAUNTON the Pupils of Marvel Hall By author
o Portraits of My Married Friends
MEM NIGlIT-CAPS TOLD TO CHARLEY
CAROLINA SPORTS, Land and Water. By Hon. VIM.
Elliot, of North Carolina.
SYINIt'S WORI.D-trmes which the Law Docs Not Reach
BY author of Busy Moments of an lille Woman"
SWORD AND GOWN-By the author of Guy Livingstone
GOLD FOIL Hammered from Popular Proverbs. By Timothy
Titcoml
FISHERS RIVER (NoRTu CAROLINE a SCENES AND
Characters by "Skett
TREASURE PLEASURE BANKS for Young People.
THE OLD STONE MANSION. BY Chas ]. Peterson.
Dickens TALE OF TWO CITI Es-Compee.
THE CHII.DS PLEASURE BOOK-Bcautifuly Illustrated
Colored Plates.
THE ANDS OF JESJS-Ncw Edition. do 2p3t
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Fire Ht'0rks.

A a,pe assortment in store and for sale by
L. SAWYER,
Al, ,ra 10 Magazine 81
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SCULPTURES, GLASS AND MARBLE WARE.-Mc-
Cerrin Landry Co. will continue the sale of the above articles
o'clock this day. This is the day sale the last
chance paror hall dining their
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To Country .Neschants.

CROCKERY, CHINA AND Gil LASSWARE.
We offer inducements to buyers N the way OF LON
PRICES and careful packing.
P r. FELL & MARSH,
62 and 64 Gravier street,
Near Camp
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ED- The steamship Granada, Capt. Griffin, sailed
at o'clock yesterday morning, for New York via
Havana, with the California mails and the follow


Nse Tork-Mrs. Hughes, Capt A. +. Mion lady and
child Mrs Rcke and child T Picrce-and 10 in seerage.
For Hnrdna-Dr Rogers g. " Morris Mrs, Morris James
Clarke r. King W. s Patrick and lady, j. A. Floyd j.
z.les Bnenn + Bsnllard = g papain " Deacon lady
Schmidt Miss H. Schmidt, o. Callahan G. Huntington o.
Richou II. c. Wilson, j. H. Durham, Hubbard-and 10 in
steeragr.
f"r t;,'Jo.na-wm George r. George Henry, Mrs; a.
Glynn, L. Srnes. J. Kahn, Stienes, j. T. Sherwood
Black j. b. BlH Mrs Laarge G. Esnarth, +. b. Hendrick-
and children, q. Poe, A. Graham H. W Lindsey Geo.
Forester Miss Wh,more, A John, H. Dane lady, Gray
Mrs Rube and child H. C. White, +. Dexter r Ready, j.
McQuade Mrs Gonlyn j. Ready j. Met;upin lady three
chldren-and 30 in stee;age.
For -ispmrt-Cap McNear l.. Barnes-and in seerage.
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BRlCKBArs, OYSTER SHELLS, ETC., to be delivered
The eyee between Customhouse and st. Lous streets.
advertised for.
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foR hEhiHiS'-ihe thehipilo "i1 A>e" oileaua
packet line mail steamer John Smond, Capt j. f. Smith, leaves
this evening at o'clock connecting Memphis with Memphis
and Charleston and Memphis and Ohio railroads all points
North East and West and with fine mail steamers for Louis
and Louisville. For through tickets apply j. H. Frslgh
Memphis packet Office. st. Charles Hotel
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HOLIDAY Gifts. Holiday GIFTS ,
II O Ii ID \ y Gil TT S!
e. A. TYLER,
. '''' y - NE" oHi'N a n -
| II, no@ opening his
oF@h's otb @aS"oaEfiGN1
-oT-
| Chr;stnas ,,d ~ro v
|
ro.u,sr,x
elTc ne ,lWlIpyI
r.rrI,s., Wy ,rr,1r,s.
Set with Diamonds, Pearls and Rubies!
LADIES, FINE
-
Mus f'-''f''-''i''''''
l. y L y u = ~
,,,,.,r asa, ,,,,r, c,,,,-,
LAVE '0''" ''''' ''->D " e"'i-'''
All Styles.
-Con.i,,ipe of
BRONZE AND PhRIAN MARBLE
,r,>rr.. .:1....,>. .>D o.SDn1,nr,,...
PAPlER MAcHE
WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, JEWEL CASES
,,o,,r,p sr,vny
VI 't'' 't''' i'N'''tli"i ie7'Si ''.' '''''''
. , ,,,., =, ,,,,r,
p.rrxc,,r,rnx .rr, <,uESs po.unS,,,
1yeoo,y JroYy fg,essD,po. etc.. etc.
earn s,,,,rp AVN sup1r
eprorncrrs ANN EVE cT.aS SES
,, .,, ,,.r, . .,,,,,,,,,.. ,,r,rt, ,,o>v,,p,
AND sNlff~b"Ahs BRIDAL AND fANlh
x,v,cpc prxrr.urE
" '''''''h l. "S
AN Ell l. a As u NJ Il
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Cigars !: Cigars !

Purchasers will always find in store assortment of the well
known banls-nenudad Flor de Puada Merdiana Flor de
pancho Redowa Caborga Paragas, Know Something Wash
ipgton Dos Hernanas Mazo Haano etc. etc. at the lowest
prices. ~ nn,r, G. ~
oas e,tf % Commercial Place.
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General and Political Hews.

!, LoNDos, Dec. s.-A dispatch from Paris states
that France is opposed to the appointment OF
Count Cavour as the representative Of Piedmont in
the Congress which is about to assemble at Paris
a dispatch from Berlin states that France and
england are consulting upon the course Of policy
they shail adopt in the approaching Congress with
regard to the arrangement Of the Italian question
y = believed that the policy Of France and Eng
land viii not be satisfactory to Austria.
De Rechherg, the Prime Minister Of Austria. is to
Iepfesent Austria at the opening Of the Congress,
70 % pc replaced, however, by another plenopoten-
5lary after the prelimnaries of the Congress have
been settled. @ M "
me tuscan Monaea1 says that Central Italy is
now better armed than at the close Of the late ar
kingdom. : '1'ns 1eanau
), De Ambrois has been appointed Ambassador, to
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.1Olc on Hand,
EXTENSIVE AND WE'LL ASSORTED STOCK
New Fall and Winter Silks,
DRESS GOODS, etc.
Consisting of late and choice patterns in
RICH BROCADE SILK ROBES-From SIS upward.
ELEGANT ROBE DE TRANIAN-At s35
SUPERB EVENING ROBES.
New Styles in DRESS SILKS.
PLAIN POULT DE SOIE-An shades,
Extra Rich and Heavy.
MOIRE ANTIQuES-An colors.
DOrBIE-BoILED BLACK SILks-Plain and Figured, in
all the celebrated makes.
DRESS GOODS.
IRISH PoPIINs,
Plain and Pomps,our PARIS POPLINS,
GRIsAIILEs,
yEIOURs Poll DE GIIEVRE
MER1NoEs
DE LANES, etc,
Of Every Description
Gloves and Hosiery,
OF Every Description.
MISSES and CIIIIDRES'S UNDER GARMENTS etc
JOHN TODD,
dla 2GA Nos. II aud IA Clartres street
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Desertion Of Northern Colleges.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2O.-A meeting of Southern
medical students took place in this city last night
and large number resolved to leave the schools
of this city. The Jefferson College loses 200 stu
dents, the Pennsylvania University 100. A large
number of them goes to the Richmond Medical
College. The three hundred leave tomorrow by a
special train for the South.
SECOND DIsrATcH.-Ph hiladelphia, Dec. 2O.-N
appears that over 400 students are to leave soon.
1t is said that some of the Southern medical col
leges have induced them to leave and come in
their schools,
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Just received from Paris, beautiful assortment of
BRONZE AND MARBLE CLOCKS,
BRONZE AND PORCELAIN VASES
BRONZE STATUES AND CANDELEBRAs,
PORCELAIN CANDLE STICKS,
BISCUIT GROUPS, etc, etc, etc.
LION & PINSARD,
ms 2ptf 81 and 5G Itova street, corner Bieuve
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F. BELCHER
MADAME LNbinllCh,

Agent of "FAssMAN,s IRON TIE,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. S. NJ. Bliss, Judge.

TUESDAY, Jan. 25th.
Low Bros. Co. VS. John Spring and Thomas
Healey-Rule on Referee to report on or before
Saturday next 10 A. NJ.
Mathew Woods VS. Eureka Water Ditch Co.
BY consent, placed at foot of jury Calendar.
Patrick Quigey, ct al vs.. John McLeand, ct
al-Clerk ordered to open depostions.
Chas. A. Keyser VS.. $. 7. Watts, ct al-Demur-
rer confessed, and plaintiff five days time to file
amended complaint
Chas. Hanson VS.. w. S. Metz-Contnued by
consent
l. c. McQuaid VS.. ]. G. Gardner-C Confined by
consent
r. NJ. Turner VS.. F. Cunningham-Settleda and
discontinued at cost of plaintiff.
John Keller VS.. A. D. Hyde, Treasurer-Find-
ings and decree filed
Eckman, Tennent & Co. vs.. Davis Levy-Tred
by Jury verdict for plaintiffs for 81 1894 r. toge
ther with costs ofsuit
Patrick Quigley VS. John McLelland- en-
pannelled, and portion ofwitnesses examined.
Cases will come up in their regular order as
fast as previous ones are disposed of.
Court adjourned till tomorrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
STATE Rrc1srnAn.-We hive not had TIM

T. STATE REGIsrRAR.-W have not had time
until now to read the report of Edwin R.
Campbell, Esq, State Registrar, to the Gov
ernor. We find it a clear and well written
document. 1t appears mainly, from the re-
port, that the Office has failed, in a great de
gree, of its intention, ana that the great
majority Of the marriages, deaths and divor-
ces designed to be recorded in it, have not
been reported, by the parties required 10y law
to make such report The necessity for tie
maintenance of this Office is apparent, and
the only poirt to be considered is the means
of compelling the observance of the law. A
severe penalty should be attached to its non
Observance 10y those who may be required to
see that notices of deaths, divorces, births and
marriages are recorded. If the intelligent
citizens of the State have not enough regard
for just and useful law like this to obey it
of their own free will let them be made to
do it by some stringent enactment The ob-
ject Of the Office is to protect the legitimacy
of children, to secure clear record in cases
of inheritance, to furnish a statistical history
for the benefit of legislators, and to add
much useful knowledge to the general store
of information regarding the character of our
State. We trust the present legislature will
make such amendments to the present Regis
tration Law as will ensure its observance.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
A Horrible Tale.

We are informed of circumstance which
st grieves us much to record, and for which
we hope some sort of explanation may b,
found, although we confess that the east
looks very dark, indeed, at the present.
Our informant states, that man named
Brett,-a brother. we believe, of one of the
most respected citizens of Marysville, John R.
Brett, who has been blacksmithng in some
OF the Southern mining counties, became in
sane, q short time ago, owing to the fact that
he found it difficult to make enough money
to properly support large family in the At
lantic States, and. upon examination by ply
sicians, was sent to the Insane Asylum at
Stockton. He was put into stage, mana
cled and transported to Stockton during the
late severe cold spell of weather. No atten-
tion was paid to him on the route, and his
feet were frozen. On his arrival at Stockton,
he was thrust into n mad cell with cold as.
phaltum floor, and no medical attention af-
forded him for six or seven dAys His severe
sufferings whether fortunately or unfortur-
ately, restored him to his reason.
His brother, hearing OF his having been
carried to Stockton, went down to see him
On his way he met with the Chief Physician
of the Asylum. who, upon enquiry, informed
him that his brother was doing rery ,ceH-
Upon his arrival, however, he found his bro
ther in the condition we have described, be.
ing in the first place refused admittance to
him until his clothes could be changed. As
soon as practicable, he removed his brother
from the cell and the Asylum, and took him
to hotel in Stockton, where he was proper
ly cared for Soon after his removal from
the Asylum, it became necessary to have both
legs amputated, and the painful operation
was performed.
We understand that Mr. John R. Brett has
commenced suit, in behalf of his brother, for
$4,000 damages.
Such are the facts which have been related
to us, and they certainly deserve to be in
quired into officially Ifthis is the manner
in which the State Insane Asylum is mana
ged, it is time that the present incumbent
were removed from his position.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

A HARD HIT-The Union relates the fol-
lowing; I've heard, yesterday, that. young
man in the city is getting up wood cut, in
which Broderick, is represented as being on
his way TO California, by the stage route, in
compliance with the request Of the Senate,
he occupying the Stage. inside, and bringing
Gwin in the boot as baggage The idea in.
tended to be represented, we suppose to be
that as Broderick was the means of electing
Gwin and taking him to Washington, it is
right and proper when he is ordered home to
bring Gwin with him. The letter of Gwin
to the people of California is a hard pill for
his friends to swallow"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
Telegraph Wire-Trial for Murder-Draw-
ing Deadly Weapon.
YREKA, January %, 1859.

YREKA, January 25, 1859.
The telegraph line that was badly broken
by the late storm between Shasta and Yreka,
is now in working order. Not SO much snow
has fallen in this immediate vicinity as usual
at this season of the year.
DR.. II. j. Unkerhall who was arrested on
the 10th inst, on suspicion of being concern
ed in the murder and robbery of Chas Rose,
has been undergoing a private examination
and was to-day committed to await the ac-
tion of the Grand Jury. No other arrests
have been made. Over twenty witnesses
were examined.
Rudolph Pifferling was to-day fined one
hundred dollars and costs for drawing a
deadly weapon upon John Donovan.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

PIsroL SHoT.-Some excitement was eaus.
ed last evening at about o'clock, by the
sudden discharge of pistol in the street,
from point near the corner of the What
Cheer House, and the entrance of the ball
through a pane in one of the windows of the
saddler shop of Messrs Lawrence Il Scranton
some four feet from the floor. Mr. Scranton
and another person were in the shop at the
time, but the ball probably missed them some
three feet. judging from the appearance of
the hole in the window. What could have
been the motive of the shot it is impossible to
say, as the party who fred it disappeared so
suddenly that he was not seen at all,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

No MORE DELAYs.-We understand that
the California Stage Company, whose con-
tract allows them to have the mails from be-
low transported by steamers at this season,
intend for the purpose of facilitating their
transportation, to make stage connection,
on to morrow, with the steamers at Nieolaus,
so as to avoid the delays caused by the low
water between that town and this city. Thi,
is very important movement to our citizen:
and entities the California Stage Company
to the thanks of the public, inasmuch as they
are under no obligations by their contract
to do anything of the kind.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

ARREsrs-A journeynan tailor, Of dissi.
pated habits, was arrested, yesterday. for
stealing four pairs of pantalOoons from his
employer, on C street, and soaking" or sell
ing them, at a small profit He is misera.
ble devil and greatly afflicted with the de
lirium tremens
Another individual, who claims to be from
Sacramento, was arrested yesterday, for. in
decent exposure of person, during drunken
ness lie says, if the "Number Ones" Fire
men) of Sacramento. knew the fix he was in,
they would have him out directly
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

SILVER Cur. "A beautiful silver cup was
presented, last evening, at the Turner'S Hall.
by the Marysville Turn-Verein Society. to
their President, Mr. F. w. Gerichten. The
cup bears an inscription in German, of which
the following is literal translation:
"From the Marysvile Turner's to F. W. Gerichten,
Jan. 25th, 1859"
The inscription, which is beautifully done.
is the workmanship of those skillful and pop
nlar jewellers Messrs. Garfield d Wright.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

A FoarUNE FROM SELLISG QUNLs-There
is a man on Bear river. says the Grass VAL
ley National, who has been in the above bu-
siness for some four years; and is said by
those who know to have amassed = fortune
of some $4,000 from the pocceeds of his
sport" He sends large bag Of quails to
Sacramento or Nevada each day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

MARYsviLLE, Jan. 25th, 1859.
To Hon. Decker S. Worms, II. Eilerman, p. W.
Keyser, W. +. Hicks, and Others
GENTLEMEN: Your Kind and courteous note OF this
date, rendering us complimentary Benefit at the
Marysville Theatre, al such time as we may name
has been received. rdially and heartily thanking
you for this distinguished and highly 1atterng mark
Of approval Of efforts to afford source OF ration
al and pure enjoyment to the public, we gratefully
accede to your proposition, and respec fully desig.
nate saturday Evening, Jan 29th as the most suita-
BILE and convenient time for the proposed entertain
ment. On that occasion will, with your permis-
sion present the first act OF Norma, with other choice
selections from the standard Italian Operate compo-
sitions.
With many and sincere thanks, Gentlemen to you,
and the people of Marysvie, for this and previous
manifestations Of Kindness to us, we remain
Gratefully yours,
GIOvANNINA BIANCHI,
jan26-l1 EUGENIO BIANCHI.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

DTvoRoE.-Sarah ]. Kingsbury has com.
meneed suit fora divorce from her husband,
in the District Court, Sacramento county he
having been sentenced three years imprison.
msnt in the State Prison for manslauehter.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
Earthquake in the North.

SHASTA, Jan. 25th
Quite severe shock of an earthquake was
felt at Weaverville, Shasta and Horsetown.
last night between l2 and o'clock. 1t ap.
peared to be from the Southwest to North.
east
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

tB- a Mexican, found guilty of being
drunk and disorderly, was sent up, by the
Recorder. yesterday, to the county Jail for
four days.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

E9- 1t is rumored that DR.. Gwin, instead
of going into the Cabinet, will be sent as
Minister to France, Mr.. Mason having signi.
fed his intention to resign.