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Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

FERGUSON has been tried at Salt Lake for
the murder of Carpenter, and sentenced to
be hung on the 2Sth Of the present month.
This is the second case where white man
has been sentenced to death in the Territory.
The other, says a letter writer, "was man
named Miles, if remember right who, after
his sentence, Joined the Church, was baptized,
and whilst petition numerously signed for
hs pardon was on its way to or at Washing
ton, he was released and sent on mission.
Brigham Young then being Governor; and
when the reponse to his petition came, which
was an un@yorabe one, he (the olfender)
was out Of the country,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
BRODERICK MONUMENT.

The following named Committee for Yuba
County, to-wt S. NJ. BLISS, L. B. MOORE,
GEORGE w. STANTON, IRA A. EATON and
LEWIS CUNNINGHAM, are now prepared to
receive subscriptions to the "BRODERICK MON
UMENT FUND"
Subscription Rolls may also be found at the
following places
Merchants HOTEL
Freeman & Co.'S Express Office
Randall q Co.'S Bookstore, D street.
Brophy's Saloon, Western House.
Getzler's Saloon, D street
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

TnE fine of $3.50 imposed by Judge Hager,
of the Twelfth District Court, upon Julius
Levy for n'empt, in not appearing as a iu-
ror on the Day of Atonement, was paid on
Tuesday. 1t is said, remarks the Bulletin.
that the Israelites of the city made up the
amount of the fine 10y subscription Anoth,r
report has it that Levy refused to receive this
subscription and paid the fine himself, being
desirous of the name of suffering for con-
science sake
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

BUsT OF BRoDEmcK. The Telegram says
OF Devine's bust of Senator BIoderick, now
on exhibition in San Francisco;
at isl plaster cast, and gives a most vivid
and life-like description of lhe features OF the
late Senator, and must of necessity meet with
great favor from those who were his friends.
The general commendation bestowed upon
the bust is the best praise that can be award
ed to the skill of the artist"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

FREMoNr's SulT.-On Tuesday, in the Uni
ted States Circuit Court, Judge McAllister
dismissed a suit of John C. Fremont, against
the Merced Mining Company. On the Sth
inst. another suit between the same parties
before the District Court in Mariposa county
was dismissed by Judge Burke. The Mari
posa Star referring to the dissolution of the
injunction in the latter case, says:
The news was welcome intelligence to the
men employed at Bear Valley by the Merced
Mining Company, as well as to the business
men Of the place.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

IHE Paris correspondent of the London
Herald contradiets the report that twenty
frigates have been ordered to ba bu;lt a.
Cruise, and it says the rumor arose from an
immense order given for iron plates. which
are intended for the smbraOures at Cher
bourg.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

JUDGE SINcLArE, Of Utah, lately delivered
an address to the people Of Genoa. Carson
Valley, in which he was rticulrly severe
upon the Mormons and commend the course
Of the people Of Western Utah in endeavor
ing to get up a separate Territorial organza.
tion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

SOMEWHAT QuEER-Matt Woods, Sheriff
of this county, took Benjamin Turner, the
other day. over to Auburn ia hack, in order
to have him present before the District Judge
OF Placer county, a writ of habeas corpus
having been issued and application made to
said Judge for bail in the case Of the People
VS.. Benjamin Turner, charged with the kill
ing of James Simpson. The bail was refused,
and the prisoner brought back Sheriff
Woods, however, instead Of bringing bin
back in the hack, took him around by stage,
by way Of Folsom, to Sacramento, and thence
by steamer to Marysville. The hack driver
says that, as he was driving along on his way
from Auburn, number of men rode up to
him, on lonesome part Of the road, and
ordered him to stop. Looking into the hack,
and discovering no one inside, they left.
Some suppose that it was the intention
OF these men to rescue Benjamin Turner from
the hands of the Sheriff Others think they
may have been robbers.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

The insane man. Thomas Hitler, taken to
Sacramento from Folsom, has been examined
and pronounced insane, and will be sent to
Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

The following members of the bar have
been admitted to practice in the courts of
the newly organized Territory of Nevada:
G. D. Hall. O. H. Bryan, ex Governor An
derson. W. H. B.um6eld, J. J. Masser, and
Wellington Stewart
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

The trial Of the colored man Albert Lee
for the murder of his wife, has been put off
in the Fourth District Court, San Francisco,
until Monday next.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

AGES OF FHEScH MARsnALs-The ages of
the French Marshals are as follows: Castel-
lhne' IL; Valiant, co Magnan, 6s; PeHs-
sieT' G5; Paraguay dTIlliers, Ga; Random.
ei; Mel, 81; McMahon, 81; Canrobert, 50
Bosquet, so.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
To very populous and wealthy mining region.

To very populous and wealthy mining region.
The PH ESS crcu'ates largely in Nevada, Yuba and
sierra counties, and advertise uents In It meet the
eyes OF large number Of Mountain Merchants.
for the upper portion Of Nevada county, Marys-
vhie' connected with 1t by an excellent rond at all
seosons is the natural and nearest trade depot. Al
ready large purchases mde in that city to supply
our retail dealers, and by using proner exertons a
much larger amount Of custom can be Influenced in
the same direction.
Before long, the road which goes through North San
Juan will connect directly, IL does now Indirectly
with transmontane highways and settlements the
summit The trade Of that upper country all he
had for Mary sville, II her merchants win Introduce
themselves, aud make their names familiarly known
through the columns Of the local paper.
These sugg stOns need not be ampfed.
Those who wish n advertise In the HYDRAULIC
PRESS do through RANDALL & LAssITkR. Of
Marysvlle, or by addressing
oc1I North San Juan, Nevada eo"1,v
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

ALL Departments of the Canadian Govern
ment are now moved to Quebec, the future
seat of the Government.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

IT is stated that Bishop Amat, who for
some time has been absent in Europe, is on
his way home, and that he has obtained from
the Holy See a subsidy of $4,000 to aid in
the construction of cathedral and semina-
ry at Los Angeles.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

Hon. ]. G. MoKIBBIN was to have left on
the steamer yesterday, for Philadelphia and
Washington. He will be a prominent candi-
date for Clerk of the House of Representa-
tivss at Washington.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

To BE HuNG. -Migul Marquis, the Mexi-
can who was lately convicted at San Lean.
dro. Alameda county, of the murder of 5. D.
Lesler. wOs sentenced on Saturday last 10y
Judge Mckee, to be hung on the 25th Of No
vem6er next This will be the FIRST exeeu-
tion in Alameda county, by legal process.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

A DIFFICULTY lately occurred in Long
Creek, Tehama county, between a Mr.. Coffee
and a Mr.. Allison, in which neither was hurt,
though several shots were exchanged
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
KECAPIrULATInN.

According to the above classification. il
would seem that Douglas has the advantage
in the delegation; for, the majority of the
scattering delegates, will most likely go for
Douglas, when the question comes to an ab.
solu,e choice between him and Dickinson.
Indeed. the New York Tribune, which has
been calm spectator of the movements at
work, is 50 firny of this opinion, that it does
not hesitate to say that Dickinson has COM
mltted feto de Sc and that he has lost all
chance Of entering the Charleston Convention
with the support Of his own State Having
primarily endorsed the proceedings of Con,
vention which has appointed delegates who
have his fate in their hands, he cannot now
appear before Fernando Woods Convention
which assemblies in January next, in order TO
secure deleg ties there. He must abide, there.
fore, by whatever he may have Won in the
first Convention. If he has won nothing. 50
much the worse for him.
If it be true that he really has gained
nothing by his endorsement Of the Soft Con-
vention, it will make but little difference
with him which Of the two sets of delegate,
from New York are admitted into tn,
Charleston Convention.
As to the delegates to be elected by the
Congressional Districts and as to the Conven
tion to be called in January next, the New
York News, the organ of Fernando Wood
says that it has no doubt that the Charleston
Convention will reject the delegates elected
by the Soft Convention, and adds:
"a delegation without the sanction of the
Democracy of the State, and originating in
an improper and irregular manner, will not
be admitted to seats in that body. AS against
another, selected by the free suffrages of the
people acting in their sovereign capacity in
the several Congressional Districts of the
o'ate' we apprehend there will he no hesita.
uoh upon the part of those who shall assem-
bic at Charleston as a National Convention" f"
Well, we shall see.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

Mn. CONNER has gained permission from the
Liberal Government of Mexico, to run line
of steamers from Mazaiian to Mansanillo.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

A CHINAMAN has been sentenced in San
Francico to pay fine of 500, or 60 to iail
for 80 days, for throwing vitriol on one of
his country women.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
DU NORD,
High Street, MarysvilIe.

FIRE PROOF BUILDING
FkNEAHS HUUS 8 is situated in the center of the
business portion of the city. and is furnished
with all the requisites to make 1t first class hotel II
is Kept open all night, an residents Of the city or
strangers from the country will be furnished with
meals TO order ut any hour of the day or night An
assortment Of the chosest Wines and Liquors con-
stanIly on hanl.
The lodging deplrme It is well arranged The
rooms are cpnmO lOus aud comfortable, and a large
number of them are furnished with Spring Beds.
W,tt IeI NeeN '..''''... ......Sl.
WIN lodging, according to room. -. $l0-$l2-Sl4.
IL N'~'i9'.s .DlCtS.
With one-half bottle claret ........ rs
Lodging per night. .25, so, 15 and ST.
B. RICAUD,
J.SAJOUS,
oc1l-my Proprietors.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

The BRoDEmcK ESTATE CASE. The argu-
ments in the case of the application for let
ters of administration upon the estate of the
late Senator Broderick, were concluded on
Tuesday in the San Francisco Probate Court,
and Judge Blake has taken the question in.
volved under advisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

BITTEN BY A SooRPfoN.-We failed to notice
ast week, says the Red Bluff Beacon that
Lieut.. Van Shell had been bitten by scor
pion, which came very near ending his ca
reer AT last accounts he was slowly recov-
arinO
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

We saw a oafer on Monday night, says
San Francisco paper, seize peaceable China
man who was quietly walking along Dupont
street, and demand seven dollars of him.
John refusing, the American blackguard at
tempted to drag him into Capprise's saloon.
still demanding the money. The Chinaman
sill refusing, the wretch and would be roJber
threatened to call the police, and did call
hoping to Tighten the poor Chinaman into
paying the Llood-money. But John said
VERY good call policeman; no care dam; ="
whereupon the highwayman turned into the
saloon, saying, Cant make cent out of
him"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

Correspondent Of the Bulletin says that
Gen. Don Vicente Japia, Col. ArguelIo, Of
the artillery, and Capt. Ligero. have been
put iLto prison at Mexico by Miromon on
charge OF being engaged ia consniracv 70
pronounce in favor of the Constitution Of
1857, and Of the Liberal Government. The
receipt Of thirty ounces, or $3.50 by Lie.ro
attracted suspicion. and however true the
charge may prove, it demonstrates that Mira.
mon is in considerable fear.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21

NUMBER Of FCbberies have been commit
ted at jamestown, Tuolumne county, during
the past two weeks. Mr. j. NJ Hanslee had
two horses taken from his stable near town.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
fQew advertisements.
Attention. Pioneers.

GAN SATURDAY, Oct. 23d, at 10 o'clk.
~ A. NJ, will be sold the Oregon Stable, on the
corner Of and Third streets, the following described
prol erty, viz:
A lot of harness;
Excellent 3-point Blankets (Nackinaw)
Colts Reyovers (Navy sizeJ
Albright Riays
Cartridges for Colts Navy Pistols;
sihley Tents.
lot Of Cooking Utensils of every descrlption.
Blue Cloth (Navy0
Indian Trukets, &C oc20-3t%
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
WAGON LUMBER.

CONSISTING of Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank,
~ Hubs, Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Poles, AxIes,
je2T-my2p % and "a e street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-21
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 2lst.
Wells. FARGO & Co. were ahead with our
down river exchanges yesterday,

CONTRACTOR BEsIEGED. Quite little army
Of Irish laborers from tho San Francisco and
Marysyile Railroad, laid iege. yesterday, to
the Railroad Office in this city and caused
considerable commotion. 1t appears that
some five thousand dollars in the aggregate
were due them, by the sub-eontractor, Mr.
Atehson, which he expected to be able to
pay. bnt. finding the money market little
tighter below then he apprehended, failed to
do so. He was only ready to pay forty
cents on the dollar and requested them to
wait for the balance until he could remedy
the difficulty. They refused to wait, swore
that he intended to cheat them and made
several demonstrations us though they would
mob the office. The police came in. in the
nick of time. and queled the disturbance,
which would probably have been serious.
Finally the majority concluded to take the
forty cents on the dollar, and, being paid.
left with due bills for the balance due.
Work has been suspended on the road un-
til there shall be money in the treasury.
There is plenty of money in the prospective,
from the sale already made of bonds, and
from other sources, but none on hand at the
all important no'o. It is pity that so disa-
greeahle difficulty should be met with at
this particular period Surely, the subscri-
bers to this road must have been very remiss
in paying in their subscriptions
TuE BNL.-As expected, the ball of the
Hebrew Benevolent Society, last night at
the Pavilion, was very brilliant and re.
cterche affair A host of beautiful women
were present, as well as brave aud honorable
gentlemen. To the dulcet music Of the ex-
eellent band that was present, the gay eou.
pies moved over the enchanted floor like
fairy figures in dream. The supper was
superb entertainment; conversation never
tagged in the intervals of the dance, and the
hours "flew by wi winged speed" AT least,
so we are informed bya gay bachelor who
was in attendance, it being our misfortune
not to be able to be present, as we were very
kindly invited to be- We are very happy to
record so fine a success for the Hebrew Be-
nevolent Society, it being a very worthy,
useful and honorable association.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-17
Gssa,r sn,rms sssAn,rr.

The insssi,y Of the Hon. Gerrt Saith
slisits considerable mnsnI The Albany
Argus says:
"a gentleman Who ssv aud convened With
Gsfrt Smith, shortly after ID. AFFAIR q, Har
ps''s Ferry, told us that he vas ins.ne-pot
merely excited BY fear aud asit.ted BY the
sanctions which bis souplicitly 10 tb. affair
might produes, bat ssstaiiy dersngsd. His
sye. vas Wild. sad bis sppesrsoes bsgg.rd,
and h,s motions spssmodic sua uncertain,
bss sscsasisgly restless. He Vas ia con.
sez.t fear Of being arrested aud carried
70 Virsiois-sed suspected bis friends Of
90 is'soties 70 sstsay him into the hands Of
justice. Wbse the slectioussripg hoax WIS
eirsslased tbs, 9sv Wise hsd issued re-
qsisisa spen Gov Mosese for him Is . fa-
gi'ivs frsn justice. be seems to have become
% f'sssis thu. his friends saw no other hope
shss 10 seed hin 70 al asylum"
A letter from The Utica insane asylum
says that Mr.. Saith 10 seriously dersoged,
isssllsssaally % we'll IS morally, besides be-
leg fssbls physically.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-17
I.nIIEAIEa

WeeplEDpr Co will dpv 90 s.urds, IN,
Slh of Novemb'E. snOther sfest seh,n,, ,se, m
los 10 The No Der and msrsius- II ~. r,t,..
snyihinr ever yei drawn IN the Uas-s sf,t..-
Ihere -'i b. the .rsnd CAPITAL Pr. 81 500 =
900 the ~ Csptsi uf 90 600 n, II ,sd t,h
WI ens e3o 600 esch, Ihe 5th sod Oh sIs eoe
sseh = na@nef Of prizes 81 6.o0o 600 4 ooe
. ooo, 900. 9TH oss hsndred prize. Of ~ ooo
sseh, oae hesdtsd sod seventy Of $500 ,seh. As
&C Tssrs vii - tAviy too iAgsss.< A.ss I...
ars< 10 ais,fy EE Prirss IN this seh.m. tn.
pfee o. vhole tickets sill be SO. halves sts ssd
quarters S. The vsy 20 rrc~sr. ,,,ss,. 4. y,
sne'oss toe smoont 20" wish 20 ri.k 10 letter 90
WOO Eoor q Co. either at WilminsIo. Del
OF Aoguas. Gs The Ticket OF ties,ts yoa ora .,
vii be aeat you bY return mail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-17
rse oUTsAess AT ssowsv,ILR,

The New Orlssss Dsl,s Of The 12tb eon
,sins Letter, dated Corpus CHRIST, Sept
1,h, shish ssys 10 is almost certain that
BSovssvills hss f.llss into the hsads OF
Cevsisss, ssd th,t the Hexiess Gag YES hJ
log fosr miles from the tom. All direct
ecssssiessiee hsa bsss cot Cd The en-.
IRE hssisss pspalssios on both sidss Of the
he Grssds vas 10 arms, 9th the svevsd
isssssiou Il sssryiss 90 var Of sstsruins.
tiee sssiest ths Amsrissss, SD rseouqssr.
leg tss sssnsry " The Colorsdo river. This
ssvs 10 sooaszs< By s&dsvits Of sitissss Of
csss-ea soasty, Who escaped for their lives
Asoshss ssSsyit says tAs boatisE Of tie
RIO arssds is 10 sssss of var Cor.
hass 70 sustained By ib, M,riesn popsls-
toe. Earnest appeals sss psds b. The
Amssiesa 1opulsllos for sid Eighty msb
we're advancing V the relief Of BfoxuviIis
fFsa Csypus ch'issi, bu, ,bsy sill snsosn.
tss 700 nsa asaW Csvtipss. Col Robsr,
3. Lee, Of ibs "a ssvissJ sseessds Gen.
Tstegs 10 tks sosassd % che nilitssy de-.
pastesnt 81 Tsxs.
TIE ssss@ship AFisons vhieh lsfs Esv
rosk On Saturday sosuisg fes Brssos 6ss.
tisgs. via Isdissel., took out eewpsay 81
afiJ Fsgulsss, shess dsstiaslioa is bfSvns-
Vile.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-17

sEDITiuUs ~ MPAruI,Ra

Wesley U Linmons, the Armory soldis,
Who vas arrested for u,ing ssditious Ian.
euAge' and expressing sympathy Tor the
cause OF 'o,ssws,.omie Brown. Was BROOCH,
before the Mayor yesterday morning. s.d
committed for exam nation On Saturday
The accused isa native Of Anu. Arundel
eousty' Md, nnd resided near Belmont. in
The State Of Ohio, from 1888 to 10. This
Code OF Vire MA provides that III free per.
son. by .speiking or wi.isg. maintain tbs,
o~ners have not tho right of property in
TIE" slaves, he ,hah be confaed in jsil no,
more than one year, aud fned no, excee DIN z
s'oo. lie may be arrested and carried be-
'o's justice by any white person. ,eh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-17
TEE APPROACHING coz Gsass.

epssslssioas are sov active % to the die
position Of sks oGess within the gin Of the
Hsuss Of Representative. Az neither par
y he's . nsjority Of the whole number Of
Hsabsss there must Be eonbinstisss Of
soas sort 70 effect choice and - the De-
sesrs's have no hope Of success unless the
Southern Opposition members help them
they are quite complimentary toward . por.
sisa Of them, especially 10 the "Old Line
whiss' We have heard Of some nanosu-
vsripg 70 get Opposition votes for the re-.
election Of Mr.. Allen, the present Clerk,
sseh Is the appointment Of subordin.tss Of
opposition sentiments ell their lives, Who, il
vas faseisd, could bring 10 vote or two
There 10 IN instance We might refer to, bat
- The effort will b failure t 10 unnecessary
ct present. to give IL publicity. We doub.
sos The Opposition will start With candidates
Of their oup, and, having The balspes Of
power, will so act - to insure sppointusnts
% The seors Of capacity and merit, sni not
for the m~s Purpose Of dividisg the spots.
Mr.. Ethsrsdss, Of Tennessee, Mr.. Hill, Of
Georgia and NJ. Boielsr, are named - can.
didssss Of the Southern Opposition for
Speaker.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-17
HORSE THIEF cosvICrrD.

John Berry. alias Joha Wetrel, Va. con-
'victei IN the Circuit Court OF this county.
last week, OF stealing = horse from Mr.. CiiSe
IN the month Of July, aud hi. term Of i'm.
pr'sonmeot liked at I've years Having al
ready served term IN he Psuitsnt,ary. th,
lac doubles the penalty for his recent ofYenc.
AUD he viii therefore remain 10 Riohueod
ten y-s's lie was convicted Of horse s,s.I.
hog 10 Winchester, 10 1887, aud spent on .
year 10 the Peni'sntiary From the large
number OF hTsss which have dis.ppesrsd
from this county % tho last few mostb. /,
"'u.pected there has been q band OF men an
ssged In running them of. Siasrto.
Spectator
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-17
R~Tbs B.l,inor. A ohio E.;,,..1 :.

s~Tbs BsIiiaors Il Ohio Rsilso.d "a
gill soon tsts iato sossi ds1slioa measure.
fof seessiat . psrmsssst sxtsasioa Of N.
vashiag,os Busoeh liss through 70 Al.I.
aedris, ,bas TsadeSise ths eosssstlo. k..
Iesss he Nor'bsrs, hiddls asA soaths,.
States ssaPlsts. Al sxpsrisne,d ssa raj.
spssA eRgisssr has been employed. vho !.
charged uitA the duty Of srsmisios ali a..
Ioatss sbish have been suggested, "a. =
Capitol HILL tasoel, BusssSds Poist. o..
leafs Point. ssd PSto@se Bfide., Hs.1;.s
toe. Sith the squsdsos ssA tksss $780,.
rosts 20 Osorgstosn. His isysstigasson.
ere 70 b psds snd reported 81 "a s.rly =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-17

DtsYsEsssso HosIcgDs ~ PsvoU,ss Va.
We regret 70 learn that Rufas Aytss "a.
shot dead % FRIDAY svssisg, 1t Kestor,ovo,
Pssqsir sossty, We, By Wesley Philips
ssA be seq. 10 10 said hat Ayrss drsv
plsssl 90 he elder Philip. sd sttsnpss1 20
ssskd. his Philips fed, bas sfsrvsrds
rsssrssd IN oo@pssy vith his 500, fouad
sud nsds a. sttsst 60 Ayrss. vko skes az
Ibsn as fksy spesossbsd, vhsn bosb cred .,
bio ~ The sass tins uith . shot qua 40
re, saS killsA hin, the shots tskiss eG.et
IL sks hssri. Tie diEaslty bstrssa tssu
sss.s shsss tispzss eescsssins red.
Alsz SsnfsasL