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WIilta ms burg News.

SAIL Boar CArsIzED-NAS DROWNED On Satur5 nign,
about ten O'CLOCK Of the Peck slip ferry boats, on bes
trip from New York to WiamsbuIgh when Oh souveneur
street, ran into sail boat and cspsized H. The pilot sas
the boat approach and stopped and backed oos. In
lime to allow The in the sail boat time to cling 10 tho
guards OF the boat In this position the poor eiov cried
or help, but as there were no life preservers
piece OF rope On board the got exhausted relaxed
his hold sunk and was dreamed. Humanity at least &c
mands that terry boats should be provided with a. least
one means oil ready aid IN cases Ao tho above liable
10 happen at any moment.
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leave only the choice of the two hope lies ias
southern Conederaoy; for the South South Carolina
NOT allow herself to be nsucd her interests sacrificed
union,
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EFFECT OF THE BATTLE IN THE CITY.

EFFECT OF THE BATTLE IN THE CITY.
THE EXCITEMENT AMONG OUR FOREIGN PoPULA-
TI0S-wHAT THE GERMANS, FREsCH, ITALIANS
AND RUhGARIAss THINK ABOUT The BATTLE OF
MAGENTA, ETC., ETC.
The news Of the first important engagement. in the pre-
cent war in Italy the battle Of Magena-which was pub
lshed yesterdays HERALD, universal topic OF
conversation among all cusses Of citizens yesterday,
especially among foreign population who, congregaed
at their yore places Of resort-thc Seubep House. and
other rendezvous for republicans and patriots Of all
shades-diseussed the points of the with much zes
The startling char cter OF the news, the reported
gagement u 300 900 troops the loss Of 20 600
crbed to the Austrians and of o0 10 the French the
length oil the engagement and the result made the pre-
vous accounts appear but the records of preliminary
skrmshes and this very startling character of the
Jed TO lis being discredited in great measure The
friends OF the Allies seemed regard as too gooa to be
true and the friends Of Ausaus nice ton had
II the less subject Of conversation no xever
and besides the sale of seventy thousand Sunday
in this city alone on the strength Of it, may be s
tmated that many additional mugs CT lager were
sumed In the excitement Of the heated discussion Yo1r
fiery red republican, or phlegmatic reuson, or ase TIA
LIAM must Indulge in the cosmopolitan begerase aad til
consequence was the material benefit to worthy
gestaurateus to which we have alluded.
One very striking feature the discussion Of ting ut,
and the question generally, will, douhtless, ap
PEAR was the fidelity with which tie newspaper
tne question were reflected. Whether it be that
papers lead the people, versa eviden. tina
all sides OF the question represented in Journalism hsy
ample suppos ters among tue masses
Before remarkns ufon tho particular symp.hes Of
respective cissses, may D. stated generally tina, in this
connection our foreign born c!z NJ exhibited aeep 20
terest In the recent decision Of Secretary Casa o, tho
rights Of naturazed citizens; though there we're
few dissenting VOICES we think !, was generally ap
plauded as a just decision OF our Rovernmc,, A, On,
German very ssgely remarked I'VE ionl want d,, ,ov
err men. to 90 back NIT Us, and g rgh, no. To
dat vich We Owed ven We vas cone uith rne pl ain
English Of is he did not believe that the
xsiou retrospective, and gave indemnity fro n The
legally pay able consequences OF past agfeemcats as ss
az security for future protection. There si no
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News from Bermuda.
OUR ISLAND CORRESPONDENCE,


BERMUDA, June 10, 1859
Long Passages from Nso York Governor Murray About 10
Leape-A Fatal Convict Fgh-A Treasury Dsfcit-FIne
Weather, dc.
Since my last nothing in the shape Of dsastered vessels
have arrived. The prevalence Of eastery winds the
last six weeks has given New York traders long pas
sages, some a. many as seventeen days.
On the 9th transport, with company OF artillery.
rived to relieve another company which goes to England
Our Governor Murray will also leave in few days
for the destination, and the general impression
that he will not return again.
Serious ARRAY occurred among the convicts at the
dock yard few days SINCE and in the immedi
ate death Of one and wounding of many others Tnoy
armed with knives, and il confined TO them
selves They desperate set, and fear the phi
lanthIopy Of the imperial government makes their exile
anyt thing but punishment.
deficit in the colonial treasury has led TO the reyna
ton OF the Receiver General.
Our weather very delightful and nvalds and visitors
cannot be otherwise than pleased with 1t.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, June H. 1859
Expected Departure Of Governor Murray Leave of Ab
&nce-Reignatin Of HIM. W. B. Smith, Receiver Gene
raj, and appointment. of Hon Thomas H. DIrreu in his
room.
his Excelency Colonel Freeman Murray, Governor ana
Commander in Chief Intends leaving Saturday next
the mail steamer for Halifax route to England
Of absence On his Excellencys departure tho govern
ment Of the Colony will devolve Colonel Andrew s
Hemphi 2eth Cameronians, the senior military OIL er
here.
Since the Legislature has been in session (bout three
weeks much Of the time of the House Of Assembly has
been taken up the consideration Of the
in the colonial treasury, in which deficiency TO the
amount Of 81 sterling and up yards had been dscoy
cred. This amount has since been male up by the Re-
ceiver General, Hon. W. B. Smith, he states, from
own private resources and who puts ward plea for
the absence of the money that must have been stolen
from the chest Mr. Smith (who for some time pass has
been in very Dtrm state Of HEALTHY forwarded to
Governor, about week since, resignation of his Office,
since which his Exceency has been pleased to appon.
The Hon. Thomas Darrell Receiver General, who in
consequence, retfes from the businees Of the firm Of
Mupon Darrell, with which he has been for years
connected
Mr.. Darrell has been Of most honorable and up.
right merchants, and taking this view character 10
connection with his ability as business man. there is
to believe that he will fulfil the duties Of his
office with credit to himself and to the colony.
shipment Of our crop of potatoes pretty much
all over the crop though perhaps so large In
former years. has been excellent in quality.
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THE MILITARY.

UvHE OLD GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF THIS
Guard are hereby required to assemble at the Sixth Ward
Hotel In citizens dress at half pact twelve o'clock (Moo
day. afternoon for the purpose Of attending the fuoera Of
-''- THOMAS GoUGHaAM Secretary.
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SECARs AND TOBACCO.

- xyANA Seq ARS-JN BOND, Fu1 EXPORT, OF
III ctoYe duty paid, for sale By 6rn ALTON 1Arfv
CO. ,muorers 81 Beaver srset, corner Of wlsu' opp0s
DSrhoutcos
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Personal.

PERSONAL.
DCPrION "A BEAUrIsUL FEMALE CHILD sEvsN
a month"; old and weantd, TO highly ecable party
OILY. Address Tor two dae D. R. Broadway Post odice
INFORMATION WANTED IN HATE BIZ NJ DAw OF
his uncle, James Daw native of Drogheds, Ireland. Ad
He aid office.
CALL AND SEE ME- TO DAY. DO NOT FAIL.
IL. b.
The PARTY IN A CARRIAGE, WHO wANTED 70
ind heir friends from New Orleans Saturday alter.
at Melton place may find them by adiresiag Bro
Rar, Broad way Post Office.
WILLIAM Pearls MATE OF THE BRIG ANIME a
n. johnston, y ing Ut pier SO Ca river some In
forms lion Of susan Fesris who supposed q
Fsbkl or Peekskl Any information will be kindly eved
at NO t6 Roosevelt sr 0e board the Il.
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BLACK REPUBLICAN CHANCES IN 1s6o.-The next EIecto
rel Colege- Kansas should be admitted AZ the coming
session OF Congress-wi contain 800 votes 1854 Of which
will be necessary for choice for President The free
will choose 1856 electors and the slave States 100
If the black republicans should nominate sectional can
dida'e like Seward Chase Banks, and should succeed
In getting all the free States except New York. they
would not elect their mAu. Their vote would then
stand as follows -
Number Of electors ia nineteen free States. 1855
Number Of electors ia New York. 35
Black republican vote ,.... ................. 15l
Necessary TO a choice 1854
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the success Of the Of Francs and Sardinia regular
tight as in the more nsnuatng Progress OF revolution
AS the lame OF decopteDt Spreads and the revolution
takes wider sweep, they think will the star of Hun
gary rise higher and higher. They think the hour
will that will see the 100 COO Hunpariaus
Of the Austrian army fDgDg aot the banner Of liberty
and claiming for their country that independence so long
denied them.
The Italians, wherever seen are enthusiastic in prase
Of the vhlor Of their counrymen and of their Allies They
look forward to q succession Of brilliant victories and
hope that the other Powers keep neutral little longer,
Austria viii be bound 70 give way the immense pres
ON the Allies from financial embarassments and
rom the flame Of dscord and revolution apdy spread.
ing among her disafIected subjects.
The results Of the news may be summed up in the
following points
l. The Germans express decided Austrian procivites
dscreo the because 1t from French sources
ard hope for better tmss.
The Ita,isns Hurgarians French are in ecstaces
and believe all the good news that Austrian tyranny
heariy at an end, and Italian liberty a certainty.
g. Struggling parties from all naonalities are on the
sboe wishing for Italian freedom, doubling sincerity
q ueA'hes fearing The power Of Austria and dovouty
desiring universal liberty.
A. Among the evidences Of tho oeno.,, ,r,oro,. .or
rg TINS bat'le may be mentioned the gale OF seventy
thousand copies of the Sunday HynAln in this citv
alone.
THE OPINIONS OF OUR GERMAN CITIZENS OF Hoao.
KEN.
The meagre account Of the great battle which appears n
have place at Magenta the ah ns was
freely discussed by German citizens Their pre- dice
ton for Austria well kno xn and the advance the al
lee 10 looked upon as great blow at their fstherand
They oouDt Magenta being Freuch victory. raey be
i.ve woe very obstinate and conflict bu. tina,
time will prove to be little f anything more tnan
drawn battle.
Tne consider the deoth Of General Espu,sse ami tn
MORALLY wounding If Marshal Caorooeri and me other
M,rshas and Generals az Indicating ,-ems1do1s Erpg
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DouDuul..
GRAIN OF Know NorHrNGsM Eft The Legislature or
New mpshire has indefinitely rejected bill repeal
law of that State which requires pauralized votors to
present their certificate Of citizenship thirty days before
election
Hon. JOHN CoCnRANE FOR SPEAKER-Tho following Is
the introduction Of article in the Oswego Palladium
The name of John Cocnrane the able and eloquent re-
preventative from New York city has been mentioned
correction with the Speakersnip OF the next Congress II
suggestion that viii meet universal concurrence aud
support doubt not from the democracy Of New York
TIE SoUIE PARTY-Rhe anti Slidel democrats OF Loua
ara hold botDg convention the 4th Of July. They
have Douglas aHines, and under the load Of souc.
AN Ugly hRusr.-The Springfield (Aass.) Republican,
black republican paper NIL oversends the following To
ts brethren in the West
ia not little curious that In Illinois Indiana and
Wisconsin, wharo negroes excluded from the right
suffrage and placed under degrading civil disabilities and
where the republicans from motives OF policy, avoid
local ssue to the status OF the nogro of the
publican papers most and vehement in do
map6ing pure anti slavery platform in national politics.
II must be something beside TENDENCIES OF conscience
which leads them 10 demand regard to the rights Of
inc negro in pational than in local politics
SCUM CAROLINA TAIK.--Gan. Mlledge L. Bonham Nom.
Der Of Congress from the Fourth district Of South Carolina
has been delivering address 70 his constituents Gen.
Borham belongs TO tia; class Of dlscone7,ed pocans
who are known Southern are caters and niger drivers
In bis speech he SAYS
AS 10 our hopc the next Presidential election he had
We will have neither Douglas Seward or any Of
be stamp SO we may expect that the democrats at
Sorth Will break OIL from Us Let them Co. We feel able
70 protect ourselves and VIII sacrifice them for Our
eats and honor Should the next Presidential elector
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LOST AND FOUND.

N OLD SPECTACLE CASE LOST OR MrsLAIO-AN
"A old spectacle (papey going With slide containing
old pair Of silver double oned engraved Or
wrapped hundred dollar bills the Oriental
Bank Any person returning the the President
Cashier OF the said bank shah be suitably warded
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OST- ON SATURDAY EVENING, IN CENTRE MAR
IL ket black lace veil The finder will be oe-ally re
warded leaving It with j. Perham. stand No Centre
Market
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~ surrsrRoM BARTON 0usTIER AND 0rasl
u epahsbls Bordeaux hoaset Com =! 70 70 70 pr oss
80 ~ ian 70 1885, Sngzh aud soccA alec porter &c
sssoss r. b. Kirk, wine merchant b FrsoD xves-
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vernment or the people.
On the 4th instant, the hacienda of Burras, the "a
ragoza DIVISION while seeking FIR the Indian Mea, found
hum IN Ceaya, with SEQ and ten pieces OF artillery.
General ZsrakoZa proposed TO attack him II he ad
vanced without Incorporating himself with the
division OF The rebel Marquee, which mad made move
mept on Moreio, according 10 some by Puruandro, In
the direction OF Guanauato, and according TO by
PeiJjamo, to assist ut Gnadaajara.
Ga the 5th inst the Zacatecas brigade occupied Lagos
and Leon and bad made movement TO incorporate itself
With the forces of zaragoaa with the view OF operating in
CONFORMITY with the plan proposed by this gentleman and
accepted by the General in Chief, Don Jrhn zuazla.
The Garcia brigade, with eight hundred men and
battery arrived at Aguascalientes the Sh operate
according 10 the Instructions of the Generalin Chief
the army who only sought to provide that day AM the
Following or come resources to make movement in tho
direction Of Gnanajualo.
General Don Epi,aco Buerta, constitutional Governor
Of Moeiia evacuated the capital the 18Th the ap
proach OF the rebel Marquee With forces very superior
those at bis command On retiring no took all the
materials OF war, including the instruments
o. old ia ago Spsry PARK which vita s great aos.
tabisbed. He was accompanied by the employees the
princpa, families and multitude OF people, leaving very
lew inhabitants 10 the capital Marquee Ia fe days
We have said made movement In the direction Of Guiana
uao or Guac aaara and General Huerta onght to have
re.urned TO A'res on the eh according 70 Geographic
c0tpDUn cation to Senior Gonzalez Crtega
According TO the came teegraphc message, the brigade
Of Pceota was in Tacambo, to operate 10 combination
His ExcelcDcy Don Santos Deaoado was at Zapoaan on
the 26ih With Messs Ogazan and Rocha who had abun
dan reFocrces which they had taken from Coma besides
division Of 5000 men, rhoy waiting for the forces
Of Senores Peequera and Coronado operate Guada
ajaia thoae forces having left Mazian with That OBJECT
Senior Degoado hal repeated extraordinary directions for
Fastening their march
There has been a raactonary movement Ia Chihuahua,
beaded ~ the Jefe foco OF Corraisos Don Manuel Lar
iiva and four other neighbors, end By
with the censats Don Juaa N BarceAas who also
the standard Oh nsureon in another place. The follow
OF the att mentioned were almost atoge ether
made prisoners by tho chief OF che section OF
MsmiqriFa nnd on sending the prisoners 10
sbe cepital, the AGAlde Of Conception certified
that only Two Of them had no. been inmates Of tho prison
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
Meeting OF the Democratic State Central
Committee.

The Central Committee met at Sac
ramento in pursuance Of the call of the
Chairman on Saturday the Cd inst and
having unanimously passed the follow
ing-resolutions, adjourned siae dle:
RrSolred. By the Democratic State Central
Committee assembled at Sacramento Civ
"n Saturday ApfiI 2d A D.. 1859. that a
Democratic State Convention be held at Sac,a
.rnento City, on Wednesday. Iune 22d. 1859
Tor the purpose of nominating candidates. 10
he voted tor ST the September election 1859
Re'"frPd. hat The basis of representation
in said Convention be one delegate for each
county and one delegate for every 1.-Two hundred
votes cast for the highest State Democratic
nominee OF the last general election. viz the
votes cast for baldwin or Melony at the gen
erai eiechon In September 1858.
Resoircd, That we recommend 10 the SOW
frsl County Committees throughout The Stare
to establish test of qualifications to govern
The primary meetings. which shall he tia, the
person desiring To participate in said prlnar,
meetings shall declare that Ne voted foi the
nominees of the last regular Democratic Con
s"ntion held in The city of Sacramento OF the
4th day OF August. 1858 and presiar,
over by James H. Hardy. or that he indor.ss
ne platform Il principles adopted hy thai
>onventi,n
R~soird. That under said appointment the
everal counties ef the State are entitled Ia
sssbwing nuai!er Of delegates in sand
IveItlnn-
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

"Resoircd. That American ships at
sea, under the American flag, in time
of peace, are subject to the Jurisdiction
of the United States, and to that Of no
other power on earth whether for search,
visitation, or any other, purpose what
ever and we rejoice IL tie promptitude,
energy and success with which the
great principle has just beeh maihtained
by Democratic Administration.
Resolred, That the present Demo-
cratic Administration of This State IS
entitled to and receives our cordial ap-
proval,
"Resolred, That we cordially invite
the cooperation Of all national men,
without regard to former political asso-
Citations. to unite with US in the present
nd prospective struggles against sect
onalism and its attendant evils.
"Rtsoird Thet We recognise the
right of the people of each State and
Territory, when so desired by them, to
vote upon the rcjertioH Of their funda-
mental law yet We Mold that it belongs
not to the Congress of,hc United States:
but to the people themselves speaking
through their own rpr,s' 'htatives, to
say whether they do or d5 a6t desire
to exercise such fight.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
Rosenbaum's Bitters.

We call particular attention to advertise.
ment in another column. Judging from the
demand for these Bitters they are far superior
to any ever introduced in this market. They
are without doubt the best Appetizer in use,
and most effectual cure in cases of Fever
and Ague. and is prescribed by most Physi-
clans in all cases Of General Debility.
And we are assured by Messrs. N. B. Ja-
'cobs & Co., Proprietors, 81 Clay street, San
Francisco, that it is with difficulty that the
demand can be. supplied. They are for sale
by all principal Liquor Dealers and Druggists
throughout the State.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
WEEKLY NEWS.
Thursday Morning, May 26th 1859.

NorucE.-Our subscribers who are
Indebted to US will confer great favor
by paving up as We desire to make some
improvements in our Office, which We
cannot do without money. We hate
dnrning. SO We hope that they will take
the hint those at distance can trans
nit through our acents-by Express or
by Mail, as best suits their own conve-
nience
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
MAILS.
81 Arrival and hour Of closing the Cali

MIA Mails in Columbia
.1ocLton Stcrameato. San Francisco. dc.
Arrives-Dsiy, except Sunday. at Z P. NJ.
Closes-l,h!y, except Sunday and Saturday, at SPIN
Closes,-Sunday at M
Aotslufthe Hill, Murphy's Angels. dc,
,TuesS thursday and Saturday. at 10 An.
'nrsa3y and Friday, at P. NJ.
sIis, Big Oak Fidt, dc.
at 10 4. NJ.
-. at 4 IN
r,reit's Creek. DC
stay and Friday. AT 10 A. NJ
a aay and Thursday al P. NJ.
.s-l,S-y Y, at 10 ". An.
,;,.ses--I'aiiy, att
z P TINCKUN, p. 81
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
N office

a II. persons indebted to the undersigned,
IN will please call and settle their accounts,
as have closed my business and am ahou; TO
leave Columbia.
cen be found at Douglass Saloon, next
door TO my Old Store. Main street. Columbia.
APRIL 81, 1859. OLIVER II. BLISS.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
AMERICAN EXCHANGE.

AMERICAN EXCHANGE.
On SansOme Street.
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN THr.iTER
SAN FRANCISCO.
RsLI TINS ON EsrABLIsaKn HOTEL is
asj',';; now furnished with Collins d Cos
Ea3llu Celebrated Premium SPnING NAT
TRAssEs in every room.
New Furniture.
100 French Elizabethsn style BeilsteadS 100 Best
Curled Hair Mattresses 200 Feather Bnlsers SOD fne
Feather Pillows 230 Premuin Spring Mattresses
The new addition has 60 roc'is furnished III te best
style.
The Proprietor sets the bes table IN the State
This Hotel is ire-proof and has $50 hard-hnisled
rooms.
Ladies Entrance to the hotel, corne! Sansome and
falleck streets. -
The Exchange has been entirely renloleied, painted
aud renovate throughout fle Proprietor Will leave
nothing unione to make the guests OF the Exchange
comfortable while stopping at this hotel Pr1es shall
be reasonable.
HF-The Exchange Coach will always be N readiness
To convey passengers to and from this bote'.
apeS-u BAILEY SAk"ENl, fr"pr'e'"f'
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

PRIVATE LESSONS
uM DANCING.
FTNIfF UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
L form the lLblic. that he is prepared to give
private lessons in any OF the F honable Dances Of the
aay. either 1T his residence Washington Street
at the resienco of the pupil, il desired. Terms moder
ate. G.. CARDINE1J
Theatre Building. Washington Street.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
DIED.

May 21st of Typhoid Pneumonia, Mrs. fancy, wife
of Harry W. Ioomis, in the sixty seventh year of her
age.
Mrs. Loomis fer more than forty years an active
and exemplary Christian and leaves large circle OF
relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
NO6Iee-

Al Ii persons indebted to IAN WIL-
IA COMB. Butcher, are requested to call
at the Old Columbia Market" Main ST..
and settle their accounts. OF they will be placed
in the hands of an Attorney for eollscticn. =
Columbia, May s, 1859.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
Important
To Miners and Families.

SAVE Ydt.k WOOD.
SAVE YOUR TIME.
SAFE YOUR LABOr.
A new f'ahcry on Ersnd ccele has been
erected at Columbia. where you eet
FIFTY POUNDS OF DREAD
FOR FIFTY POUNDS OF FLOUR,
or the cash value OF sack of Flour of 80 lbs.
The Bread to be delivered in quantities To
suit purchasers.
Payments made invariably i'll advance.
Leave your orders at
SGSENBETH S DAYS
Oyster and Coffee Saloon, Ai5erdlne's brick
building. corner Of Main and Jackson street,
C6iuhnia. ap-l1
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

~ao s}enfocraey of
ming with unfailing
Il .ament TO ihe wise, just
lihen p.1ncipals annouced in the
lcinifati Platform, aud among others,
hey most cordially approve and will
most faithfully sustain the doctrine of
Popular Sovereignty and its inseperable
guarapt nou intervention. OF the Fed.
ers'E Ament with the domestic
of the State or Territory.
That the Act Of Congress
Lagl.sh Compromise Bill,
whole subject of the
to the decision
eof, we do with
er differences OF
lie b. Hat refer
en- any attempt
that stbjec.
alatiUn Of the
s-Nebraska
pcaee and
'ndImn
patriot
ct iIagis-
81 pledge
alton the
OF Cali
honor and
at home
the passage
as the vital
he Interests
those of the
sswlIie We deep
er Tat -,n.~-s