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Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

That FRENcHMAN.-The Express grows
quite indignant at our remarks and those of
our correspondent "Bcnevolens," relative to
an article in bunging French which appear
ed in that paper, on the morning of the elec
ton, signed "Droit," and concerning which
we declared that we had had shrewd sus.
picons that no Frenchman wrote it. The
Express "expectorates' as follows:
"All we have to say about this matter is
simply this: the author of the article alluded
to above, is an intelligent Frenchmaa, the
editor of the Democrat and his correspondent
"Benevolens" to the contrary notwithstand
ing; and the errors, typographical as the
manuscript will show. The Democrat will,
upon examination find that, It did not print
the heading of the article CORRECTLY AS it
could not set up three words without making
a blunder, we presume it can appreciate the
difficulty of setting up an article. Should the
editor OF the Democrat have any further sus-
piciOnS about the matter, he can get any in
formation he desires by calling at this office.
As to the printing "the heading of the arti-
Gle correctly" we printed it just as the En-
press printed it, and remarked that under
that VERY queer heading the Article appear
ed in the Express. The communication of
"Bcnevolens' led us to remark that 'Droit,
was, if a Frenchman at all, one very ignorant
of lis own language The Express very
a"droit'ly ascribes all the errors of grammlr
ct cetera to its own inability to set up copy
correctly It very magnanimously sacrifices
itself for the benefit of its correspondent. As
we do not dispute the liability of the Express
to mangle copy in the setting up, we shall
let the matter rest where it is.
Well, we have taken some pains to induire
who"Drot' is, and there is no occasion for our
calling at the Express Office for information.
We learn that he is in reality Frenchman,
but that he resides at Parks Bar, and, as a
matter OF course, has no voice whatever in
our Marysyille elections. As to whether he
can write his own language or not, we are not
prepared to express an opinion, since the Ex-
press acknowledges that it did not set up the
Article correctly, and, as we have said before
nothing could be moro probable.
SUDDEN HEATu.-A man, named Bennet
iIog.tedt, died very suddenly yesterday at
the Philadelphia House in this city. The
cause Of his death was supposed to be a con.
gestive chill lie was stranger in the city,
but is said to have been a widower q to have
children residing somewhere in the noun
tains Two papers were found upon his per
son, one being an account against himself
(recepted) by VIM. Wilson, NJ D. for 500,
dated Nov. 9th, 1858, and a note in his favor
from Joseph Walker for S2l0, dated at En-
terprise, January S0th, 1853. His body was
taken charge of by the Coroner, and will be
hurried to-day in the Marysville Cemetery
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

REcoRDER's CoURr YEsrERDAY-Case Of
Pasqual, charged with burglary. continued
F. W. Kaupend Frank lIinman, for running
for hotel without license, were tried and it
appearing that Kaup was stranger in the
city. and lIinman merely running for his
board. they were discharged, with the admo
milton not to repeat the offence. Amador
was found guilty of assault and lattery on a
Mexican named Rubc and was fined $50 and
costs or 90 days in Jail At last accounts he
was trying 10 raise the money.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

FIRE.-A fire caught, yesterday, at about
8 o'clock =. NJ, in a barber shop ON d street,
between 81 and 81. 1t originated from the
heat of the stove pipe and caught between
the roof and the ceiling, causing much smoke
and fire. although smothered The firemen
were promptly on the spot, and the flames
were speedily eXtingui.hed. Considerable
damage was done by the water to DIR. Hath
wells office, Candles Jewelry store, Chas
T. Legate's Restaurant and Jenkins Larber
shop.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

DEATH OF a Cn1LD.-A singular and mclan.
eholy death Of young child recently occur
red says the Siskiyou Chronicle, while it,
parents were conducting it across Scott noun
tain, on their way to Shasta. Itappears that
the mother wrapt it up closely, that it nigh,
not suffer from cold, when at last the extra
ordinary silence of the child excited curiosi-
ty, and, upon unwrapping, they found it
aforementioned as was supposed. The
parents Of the child were lately in charge of
the Yreka Hotel, in the town of Yreka.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

ENoRMous.-The biggest mushroom we
ever saw was shown us yesterday, 10y our
friend, Videau. lie bought 1t from Digger
Indian, who obtained it, with various O. hers
on the plains 1t measured and 81 inche.
across the top the stem was u inches in cir
cumferenee; the height of the fungus was six
inches and the weight three pounds. A
mushroom of this size would furnish dish
amply sufficient for four men. The Digger
sold it for two bits.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31
M RYSVILLE.
THURSDAY, MARCH 31st, 1859.
Democratic State Central Committee.

A MEETING of the DEMOCRATIC Anti-Le-
compton State Central Committee will be held at
the Union Hotel, Sacramento, on THURSDAY,
April 2lst. A fl attendance of members is re-
quested as important business connected with
the coming campaign will be transacted
b. b. REDDING, Chm.
J. f. Morse Secv
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

ARREsr.-Charley FACET Descrte stole s
gun. or was charged with stealing it, from
Cheap John on First street. yesterday, and
was arrested upon a warrant. He will be
tried this morning
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31
WATER CURE MOTORPATHY.
AND
Electro Chemical Baths.
DR. BARLOW SMHTH-GRADUATE

nR. J. BARLOW SMHTH-GRADUAT
~ Of the New York lIgieo Therapeutic College,
has opened first class Water Cure and Mortorpathic
Establishment in Sacramento in the large and pleas
ant house now occupied by Mrs. Tiden, on Seventh
street, between and J.
The establishment is the first on the Pacific coast
that combines all the advantages of nygienc medica
tion and will be equal to any in the Atlantic States or
Europe. DR.. Smith, with his family will reside in the
institution, and no pains expense will be spared to
make it pleasant and health-resoring home for in
valds,
Those suffering from diseases of the Eve, bronchial
and Catarrhal affections Diseases of the Heart Lungs
Liver, Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Apoplexy,
Fits, Paralysis, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fever and
Ague, and Fevers of all types Putrid Sore throat,
Group Scrofuous Diseases, Piles, Prolapsus, Inam-
nation of the Bowels Chronic and Acute Darrhma,
should try the advantages of this Institution before
taking poisonous drugs and thus essenng the chances
Of recovery.
The arrangements Of the Institution are particular.
ly adapted to the successful treatment of uterine dis
and displacements curyatures of the spine etc
Women anticipating confinement will be furnished
tn pleasant apartments and the best medical and
surgical attention and nurses in the State and every
convenience calculated to render parurtion easy and
natural
There win be gymnasium for ladies as well as gen
tlemen.
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS, so valuable in Grad
lca'lhg poishns' both mineral and vegetable, and in
the treatment OF Rheum Its, Neuralgia, etc. will be
administered to patients without extra charge
CANCERS cured by an entirely new process
! BONE sETTING-Dr. Smith is the only one in Cal
iforna possessing the art Of Bone-seng So success
fily practiced by the celebrated Dr. Sweet of Con-
necticut
limited hummer Of per.ons desiring physiolog-
ical diet can be accommodated.
DR.. smith Will attend patients in any part of the
city.
Thomas Hill, late Of the firm Of IIill Wooster & Co.
will take charge of the busnes department.
Fo, terms and full particulars, see circulars
c Consultations free, verbal or bg letter.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered anil circulars
sent on app ication. BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ. ID.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

MlLANcuoLY.-It is stated. says the Bee
th"t an effort is being made to reorganze the
W 'ls party in this city We have great
confidence in Sacramento but not sufficient
to believe that it can resusei,atc so great
fossil as the Whig party.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

Snow or Mourn DfABLo-A gentleman
who ascended Mount Diablo last week, says
the s. F. Times, asserts that in some of the
gulches and rlvines in those lofty reg ons the
snow lies in drifts, and in such quantities
that several days of warm weather will be
required to melt it
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

"SLosHrN ARouND"-Milton S. Latham.
says the S. F, Call, qas commenced his pere.
grinatons in search of the next Governor
ship. Milton was in Tuolumne last week
endeavoring to impress the denizens of that
locality with sense Of bis fitness for the
Office he seeks.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31
PRICES OF ADMISSION
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,l.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUSTY OF SUFFER-. SO
I n THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION Of Liba
i Washburn, TO be discharged from his debts &c.
In pursuance of an order of the Hon. S. NJ. Bliss,
District Judge of the Tenth Judicial District Court
and for said county, notice is hereby given to all the
creditors Of said insolvent debtor be and appear
before the said District Judge, at chambers, a. the
Court House, in Yuba City Suffer county, within thr-
ty days from the publication of this notice. namely,
the second day of May, A. D. 1859, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, to show cause, if any they can why the prayer
of the said nsovent should not be granted, and the
said iusolvent have leave to make assignment of
his estate and be discharged from his debts.
..... Witness my hand with the seal Of the said
L. s.: District Court Affixed this 30th day of
''-.'' March, A. d. 1859.
c. Z. WILC0XON,
mh3l-S0l Clerk District Court, Sutter county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

uS The Deseret News deplores the licen-
tiousness which prevails to such an extent in
the Atlantic States, and wonders when mo-
raIity will reach the standard which prevails
in Utah There's "cheek" for YOU.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

eB- Mons and Madame Peri give their
last sOiree for the season at the City Hall
this evening. The occasion will be one of
much pleasure.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

Two MEN KHLED-AGout half past eleven
O'clock, last Friday night. says the Nevada
Democrat, Messrs Jacob b. Brown and Fran.
els II. Durgan, while at work in Rogers dig
gings. on American Hill. were buried beneath
n slide and instantly killed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

Tho members Of Eureka Engine Co. No. 1, are re-
luested to meet at the Engine lIeuse THIS MORNING
at 10 O'Clock in citizens dress to atte nd
The funeral of J. T. BICKF0RD, late member of Warren
Company No. t. Per order Foreman:
GEO NJ SCOTT c,c,,-
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31
WarTenS.

You are hereby ordered to assemble at your Engine
House TODAY March 31st, at 10 o'clock A. NJ pre-
cisely in full uniform to pay the last tribute OF re-
spect to the memory of your late brother hremen -
\ BIcKroRp pu1ctual and full attendance is ear
nesty requested By order of Foreman
l.. 5. BETHENCJURT Sccy.
seFF-The members Of the MarysvilIe Fire Depart
ment are cordially invited to assemble at the warren
Engine House TODAY, Marcl 81, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
for the purpose OF paying the last tribute prospect to
the memory Of the late j. r. BcEFoRD, their brother
fireman and member of Warren Engine Co. No 4.
l.. s. BETHENCUURT, Sec'y Of No. A.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31
DIED.

In this city, on the 3Oth inst. AARON WAGNER aged
9 months, son of II. and Rosae Wagner.
The funeral will take place at Q O'Clock this morn
ing from the residence Of the parents street. The
friends Of the famly are invited 70 attend.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

Members Of Eureka Hoe Company are requeSte /
h meet THIS MORNING, at 9 o'clock, to attend the
funeral Of j. I. BIcKFoRD. BY order:
j. b. LFAMAN, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

eB A new drama is on the taps at San
Francisco. in which Miss Ince and Mrs Wood
will be the principal actresses 1t will be
out shortly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31
IIiherninnS.

There will be a regular monthly meeting Of the Ma
rNsville llhernian Benevolent Society held in tn,
basement Of the Catholic Church THIS (Thurslay)
ENENI &c, March 3lst, 1859, at O'Clock BY order
I. J. POWERS, Recg'. sec y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

HUrcHNGs' CALIFORNIA MAGAzIxE.-Amy
has laid on our table the April number of this
able and popular magazine Like Its preyi.
Gus issues it is purely Californian in its mat.
ter, spirit and general character. The pres.
ent number contains an array Of new and in.
teresting facts regarding the Digger tribes of
California, illustrated with excellent and
truthful engravings which represent the va.
rious phases of Digger life. 1t also contain,
an ably written scientific article by the well
known scholar and author John :. IIittel
a histo ical article by W. \. Scott d. D. ; q
poetical contribution by Prof John Cochran
a beautiful prose article hy Mrs. Shultz. tn,
author of the "Soas of the Flume" an other
striking pro luctions; fine poem 10y G. T.
SproIt, AMI other articles of interest and
merit This old and well established Maga
zine phtinaes to grow in popular favor and
there are but few quarters of the State, how
ever remote, to which it does not penetrate
1t has also q wide circulation in the Atlantic
States.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31
Pioneers.
Eurekas.

meeting OF your Company will be held THIS
NOR ING, at 10 o'clock. A full attendance is re
quested. X. W. PlCKERSGILL, 1st Asst
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

~ Freeman d Co. were considerably a.
head of the other Express Company with our
San Francisco exchanges, yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

WATER CURE, MoroRpATnY AND ELECTRO.
CHEMICAL BATus DR. Barlow J. Smith has
opened an establishment in Sacramento, of
the above mentioned character, where he
treats all durable diseases, either acute or
chronic. We refer our readers to his ndver-
tisement in another portion Of the paper "A
close perusal of which will convey a better
idea of the methods and character of his
treatment of diseases than We could possibly
give in an unprofessional paragraph. His
system has cured hundreds of thousands, and
numerous witnesses to its healing effects are
now living in this State. All over the At
may be found.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31
Xmhns.

You are requested TO meet at your Engine House
THIS FORENOON, at 81 o'clock, in full uniform, to
attend the funeral of J. T. Bckford, late member OF
Warren Engine Company No. 4. By order Of Fore
man T. j. POWERS, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31
Yuba IIO Sc.
Eureka Hose.

Meet at the Engine House THIS MORNING, at
o'clock to attend the funeral Of J. T. BIcKFoRD By
order: p CRANE, Secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

"a Horse stealing is going on at terrible
rate In Mormondom.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31

LOUIS NALETTA.-It seems rs though we
would never get rid of this calf-stealing Va
letta case. First we stated that Valetta was
discharged, the proof not being sufficient to
sustain the charge of the felonious taking of
the blatant quadruped. By request, we then
stated that the charge was without the least
foundation. Now we are requested to state
that we meant no ref ection on the prosecu.
tor: which is all true enough. The prose
cutor found the calf in Valetta's possession
the calf had been stolen-so he prosecuted
Valetta-it appeared on trial that Valetta
bought the calf from another man and paid
him the money. The charge was, therefore,
without foundation, although the prosecution
was not necessarily malicious SO We were
right from first to last, and nobolY is in
jured. If anybody else, however, wishes
anything said in relation to the calf in ques-
tion, we are ready to give him the benefit of
our columns We are sound on the "weal
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31
0ew advertisements.
WANTED.

A SERVANT GIRL for small family at
IA Oroville consisting OF three persons. Good wa
ses and seady employment. Apply to
mh3l 3t* LEE McG0WN, at the st. Nicholas
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-31
TO the Public.

To the Public.
DR. SMITH, having established FIRST class Water
Cure and MOtorpathic Institution in this cltv and
cling gr at interest In the of such an In
stitnton, based upon natural and rational prn iples
of the healing art, shall take charge Of the business
department DIR. smith is graduate of q regularly
chartered Medical College, thorough Physician by
nature, as well as education, and can assure those
who consult him and adopt his treatment that thcv
will rejoice in the inspiration of returning health and
verify all that is said in his favor
THOMAS HILL
Late Of Ill., Wooster & Co.
Sacramento, March 30, 1859. 1mh3i -3m-d&w
, 1859-02-24
Later from Hayti.

Bossos, Feb. 2s.-Aux Cayes dates Of the 9Th
inst. are received They state that everything
was quiet. Preparations were being made to
receive President Geifrard.
Doubloons had fallen from s320 to $2.7o.
bnsiness Was expected to revive, II the import
and export duties were to be modified. Cofue
scarce.
The ex. Duke Of Aux Cayes eadeavored uusuc.
cehsfully to raise d feeling against Gefra.d on
the 18th ult.
The royal mail stenmer America sailed from
here at noon today with ten passengers fol
Halifax and 43 for Liverpool, She also takes
ont about $75. 900 ia specie.
, 1859-02-24
Chicago Daily Wholesale Market.

"fDahaoAT EEK1N0. Feb. q
FLoUR-Phm. Tes7 title offering. gsles vere:-lao
hb's Pearl" sna ~Phenix" White Winter 4. a.. 100
bbtam: m:dum bite W1nter II e6 o5; to bb,, low rrsae
Spring Extrx II a5 100 bbla B.tay1a do 1t Il %.
800 bbs rood tpaE Extra n 49, 80 bbla common N.
ptT I'll &4H
WHkAT-Ma,kss dfm- TnYx1-Adyanced aas.
1es wete u tooM;-1b0ohn No BED In lot. nj Il =,
knres Zoo bp do IN lots It q 2ex In ore ia hu
do aal q Ia stoze; 800 bu No Red It III In ore
No. slls In stsrs laoo bn do II e11a4 In orr
sf1Eo-Advanoed 30. Bales were a eo!1oxz. ~ bu
Standard II IS: in ore: soe bu do II SIC Ia xore 10
bu No u ssc In ore 5000 bu do 4: SIC in tto,e 4oo
bu do Il g. In atose.
ooRN-AdvAnced 1eas els were u foroz,:-sooo
bu River Corn to b. delivered during the Ast half OF
June 1t soc, b.; 20 bu saeled 1t f61c pr 60 liz
on track; 100 bu do Al &c tsact 800 bu do at e7x.
100 tu do II &c tack 800 bu E Com n 90
per 70 lhs % track; 800 bu II 64e on track,
OAI-Quss brt dsu, With sales of 1oo hu.h common
10 good neN ctnp Il hoz5sc On tack
RYE-3o bsn prime At ~ per 60 tbs Ut depot: eoo bu
fair. In bulk. u SO On track,
BAR1EY-Steadz sales we're, l5o bass comu,on =.
'os On track: . hsu coed common 1t Sc On track
HGHWMB-Dou md 10 easies. aslas today vera:
100 bbls at sc 80 bbls On D. +
AIQoHoL-st1&c Y al =.
, 1859-02-24

new YoRk, 23d.-btr. Fftzhngh was examined
to day before the Speciai Committee OF inquiry
He testified tlat he paid to Mr. Soaring, u T.,
member Of said Committee, $400 10 hare lis
claim passed.
The Seaman Investigating Committee expect to
report tL,s week. Thcy will ceusure Seaman as
having vioa'ed The Inv relative to officers Of Con-
grcss, the penalties cf which arc not more .hau
five nor less than one year iu the Pcnitcnsiary,
aud fine Of nut more than SO 900 nor less than
81 900.
Letters from q highly intelligent Mexican Gu
ttority, announce that Miramou Was collecting
funds and treasure with q view OF abandoning
Mexico. Arrangements are also rapidly pro-
Kreasing to furnish Alvarez with the needed
arms and ammunition for his whole army
The President has decided to send message
to Congress, stating the fact that the Govern
znent must 70 to protest By July. il relief be not
granted by re.iaaue Of treasury notcs or 9th
erwise, mud that be shall convene the new Con-
gregs in extra session.
, 1859-02-24
From Manufacturers.

The undermined. Mannntturess Of Lumber h4ytnx
had IN William Ferry Js1 tstect eldiaR Mills do
hereby testify to the excellence Above al oshtt a1 d
We have seen In operation.
The difficulties he rsoforr experienced ID The u,e Of
ether ktndi os eelsetpK sNis have been their Aosy
to Ret out o. repair aklux the mauut.ctur. Of lumber
more expe7siyt and inaccufacJ Of thckuesa 10 Iu.
heE nana'actu1e suhecne 10 me loss Of Aood uAc-
tJand the strenxsh and x;r.man!ke man ef ineir
reiabe foc no.k Tle*e Nils, With h1s late Improve.
ments. arc the Only aecuIate tsu Nils to uniform
ana -e recommend Them fEora rur OWL knoviedxe md
sxps1i nee TO be the bet Aud mos. pr dtAble Mills 10
know Of Tbs ra.entee's ex: ertence a. Lambtrrnan
by dou ,trss called his attention that have hese
totorc 50 1uch Eeeoet- and We confident al using
hts Mills will with II: the expr-. above siYep
KeHy son. anoa Norton Hunter 3t4idge.
Stephen Monroe, GA!en sastmAa. j, H. Ma on.
nAn'l T. Fargo. J. Wilde i Co., Kelox " Lite Co
3. lawrence. Richard Roberta Gtorra l. Noftnr
aopktns Bros, John taocy,
, 1859-02-24
Murder and stCleanins-out,, Excite.
ment at Quincy, iii.

Qu1scr, Feb e2.-Great excitement prevails
wRs murdered On Friday night, at house Of in.
fanny, BY Thomas Cassidy, the keeper, aud q
youn. man named Thornton, who hare been
committed for trial. As soon ~ the examina.
ton was concluded before the coroner on Sat
urday, number Of boys and men proceeded to
the house Of Cassidy and ''riddfed" il inside
and ont. They then proceeded to other houset
Of il! fame, and ':cieaned out" ten Of them aud
burned one of them 10 the ground. The excite
ment was kept mp till midnight on Saturday,
and eren continued during Sunday. when they
@tgutted" other houses Of the same character.
Oar military and large number Of citizens.
today. celebrate the opening Of the St. Joseph
and hannibal Rai!load, b. joining in the excur.
sion,
The IRE companies Of the city are out in hon
OF Of Washington's birthday.
, 1859-02-24
Steam Ferry froa Council Bluffs to Omaha City,
EBRASkA, NO. /.

THIS BOAT HAS THE CAPACITY TO
l. ean5 !: Wagons and Teams a. eAch trlp a2d
ha1 over al load 200 head Of Cattle and she
eau make III crossings each WAY In day. and
will be ab. to felJ over from four to tye hundred
wagons AID teams from trnr3ae to suuses each day.
We Assure travellers Who are KainR to the
Nebraska Gold Mines,
Utah. oallfornA. OREGON A1d WasAintton Territories
thHtth roads iron laitteld Iowa Mt7. pabuqae and
points tntefmedat- By Council Bluff and Omaha CltJ.
and the north sde Of the Platte hvet are better.
nea-er. and more ah7udautl5 stocked With wagons,
horssA mules AMI csk prosikuo1 and Seodk th4a any
other. And w1h the Settlements aud town., and the
regular and Tell.eaablsosi lae Of Mall Coacaes a.
ready extending 10 Fort Keatuey and soon to be
tended all the way to he mines. It LONGER wilder
ness souse thfouxh N indian country b1s can be n
thaa any OF the + r,ads through Missouri Or 1oxA-
1heFe not the sare lepEt? Of road 70 the United
s8tes level 2nd entirely without m1r1hes soukha
u.d places and nearly Etra,kh. The streams the
north side Of the PlAte I'll idsed except The Loup
Fork. aadh dhete the Wete1n stays Company hAyt good
PtHg. kNO9 LOWE.
Fof The Council D.u1s md Nebraska Ferry Company.
, 1859-02-24
The Brooklyn Hank DefaIca,fon

NV ToRK, Feb. 23.-The supposed defalca
ton Of Oscar 7: Field. paying teller Of the A.
lsntlc Bank Of Brooklyn will reach $Go. 600. It
ia said few days before be left. the bank rault.
wera awept Of the gold. 1t is rumored thai
Field has recently lost heartily at play, and thu,
certain brokers in this city have been hiding
hun in bis peculation on the bank. Fietd has
been employed il The bank for six years. lie
him,
, 1859-02-24
WaKhtnstonss Birth Day.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. os.-Tbe anniversary Of VI ash
ington's birth day was celebrated with parade
of Citizen soldiers. 500 strong. 4 grand mill.
tsry ball took place in the evening,
At Leavenworth. ksnsss, the day was cels.
brated by parade Of the military md FIRE de-
Rnrated new hall with appropriate ceremo.
uieA