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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

A LAsso RoBBERY.-Under this heading,
the Union of yesterday say:
About week since. c. j. Cassner, who
resides on ranch about nine miles from this
city, while returning from town after dispos.
ing Of II load of wood, observed a mounted
Spaniard approaching him swinging his RATA,
but thought nothing of the incident until he
found the lasso around his body By dex
ferrous movement of the arm, Ca,sner threw
the RATA from his person. but being prostrat-
ed, had the satisfaction of being run over by
his wagon, the wheels passing over his chest.
In consequence of the injury sustained he
was compelled to remain at home (for the
most of the time within DOORS until yester-
day. when he came to this city. He is still
unable to resume hard labor. The Spaniard
or Mexican left for parts unknown.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

An inquest has been held in San Francisco,
on the body of Thomas Hanley, who was
found dead on Sunday in the Station House.
He was from Limerick Ireland, and aged rs
years. The jury found that the cause of his
death was from exposure, intemperance and
debility
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

Miss TULIP, in speaking of old bachelors,
says that they are frozen oul old gardners in
the flower bed of love AS they are useless
as weeds, they should he served in the same
manner-choked! !-Erchange.
Wonder if Miss T. would not like to choke
one with the inside of her elbow 2-Louis.
Uiiie Jo,crndl
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

The Administration has recently received
such evidence of the good faith of Great
Britain as to satisfy it in the belief that she
is sincerely disposed to fulfil her engage
ments with this country in regard to Central
American questions.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

MIDNIGHT ATTACK ON AN AMERICAN. "A
correspondent of the Bulletin writing from
Panama, May 3lst., says:
In the State of Santander, Mr.. Joseph NJ
Phillips very respectable American res
dent. was attacked on the 18th April, in his
bers or revoIntionists' he headed by T the hmou.
Rafael Franco who has for eight years been
the terror of the people While Franco ard
his band were endeavoring to break in the
doors, Mrs. Phillips escaped to the hills Her
husband, just as they were about to set fire
to his house, seized u siz shooter, which only
had one charge in it, and fired, killing Fran.
co on the spot. He and his servants then
seized four of the band, and delivered them
up to authorities.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

RowDYIsM IN BALTIMoRE-An Atlantic
paper says "rowdyism is again manifesting
Itself In Baltimore, Notwithstanding the late
dreadful example made Of a few of its des-
PeradOes On Saturday night two rival
gangs called clubs" (somewhat similar to
the notorious KILLERS" who formerly -four
ished in this city, had fight. in which four
were wounded by pistol shots"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

1mpelled by desire to do unto others as 1 would
that some had done by when similarly situated,
hereby earnestly caution all sufferers from sperma
orrhea, or Involuntary Exhaustion, against all the
"trcks and traps" of the various swindling quacks.
ShWn them all and If disposed to profit by my ex-
perience enclose return stamp, and send brief de-
scription OF your case to Box I7O, Charlestown,
Mass. je4-3md&w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

EMIGRANTs FROM ENGLAND.-An Atlantic
paper says: A food of emigrants is coming
Up to the 23d ult., 6750 had sailed from Liv-
erpool for New York in April and The mum
Der was expected to reach 10000 in the
course of the month. Two thirds of them
were Irish.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

LATE advices from China srate that the
practice of kidnapping Cinnamon, in order
to send them on contract to Havana, was ex-
citing much interest at Macao, Canton and
other places
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

The FOURTH AT NEvADA-The committees
appointed at Nevada, to raise subscription
for FouIth of July celebration, have given
the matter up in disgust. The cost of a bar
bacue was estimated at 81 900, and the COM
mittee were only able to raise $780,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

THE celebrared arronaut, Mr. Wise, is
shortly to make an erial trip from St. Louis
to New York. The balloon to be used is
sixty eight feet in diameter, and will con-
tain $4,000 feet of gas.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

VALUE OF STATE SEcRET.-The London
correspondent of the New York Commercial
Advertiser says the discovery of the secret
treaties between France and Russia is under
stood to lave been made by the bribery
which, with regard to diplomatic "secrets,
is rarely known to fail The rumor is that
it was obtained by the Vienna Cabinet, at a
cost of 100000. and that the price is con.
sidered to be extremely low.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

On Saturday last, while Mr.. George w
Priest was at work on a cylinder on board
the steamer perry" lying at Thornton,
Gardner 81 Co.'S wharf, Prominence, the cyl.
inder head fell upon him, killing him instant
ly. The deceased was a worthy man, and
leaves wife and one child.-Boston Jour
nal
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

FARE BY THE "ORIzABA."-The opposition
steamer OriEaba, which sails on the goth inst.
will carry passengers at 800 for the I'd cabin
state rooms. $3.50 for first cabin state rooms,
and sl75 for upper d eek state rooms. The
rate of steerage passage has not been fixed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

The Chinaman All Coon, who recently
killed one of his countrymen at Nevada, has
been tried and found guilty of murder in the
second degree. He will be sentenced on
Saturday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

A PARTY of gentlemen at St. Paul, says an
Atlantic paper, have purchased small
steamer of very light draft. to proceed to the
great Red River of the North. No steam.
boat has yet gone any further than to Big
Stone Lake, the head of the Minnesota river.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

AN afternoon stage now rurs to this city
from Sacramento, leaving that place daily,
at o'clock r. NJ
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

AN exchange says, there have been cut du-
ring the winter, lO0, 100000 feet of logs in
the Green Bay lumber region, nearly all OF
which will be shipped to Chicago during the
coming season.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
The WAR IN CHLE.-A correspondent

The WAR IN CmLE-A correspondent of
the Alta, writing from Panama, says:
"From Chile we have dates to the 1st of
May The most important news is that the
government forces on the 25th of April. at
tackled the revolutonists near Copiapo. un-
der command of Gallo, and after five hours
hard fighting, the latter were completely
routed. The loss is estimated at 900 killed,
and some 800 prisoners fell into the hands of
the government. As this was the stronghold
of the revolutionists, and their best army,
the defeat may be looked upon as the close
of the war. Peace is confidently talked Of,
and commerce is already Frightening. The
ports in the north of Chile, which had for
some months been closed, are now OPEN
The southern provinces of Chile are quiet,
and have returned to their allegiance to the
government. There are some small bands of
rebels still about Talco, but the local author
tiles are considered strong enough to take
care of them"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
Tue California Minstrels are at Nevada.

ON Saturday, cabin near Nevsda CITY.
occupied by three miners was broken omen.
and watch valued at sixty dollars, ten or
fifteen dollars in money, two pair Of panta-
looms, and some other articles stolen
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

IT takes member of the Illinois LegiSa-
ture a considerable time to get rie'' in the
service. He receives one dollar DAY and
pays two for board. The rest he is expected
to give to the poor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

On. ABBOTT, the collector of the valuable
gallery of the Egyptian Antiquities. which
for six year past has formed one of the prom
inent Art and Historical Associations of New
York. died on the seth of March, at a village
near Cairo, in Egypt
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

THE REV. Ma TAYLOR will hold service at
the Mount Olive Church. corner of High and
Sixth streets, at 8 o'clock P. N. on Sunday
next
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

Mr.. WHEELER GREEN. of Ashley Falls,
Mass. over 100 years of age, has recently
married Mrs Schemmerhrn, of Norfolk,
Conn, over so. A Glove match" undoubtedly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

J. W. SULLIVAN, News Agent. at San Fran
cisco, has sent us large bundle of Atlantic
papers. and Harper's Magazine.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

A little girl about two and n half years
old, seeing the elephant attached to the cir
Gus pass by the house, asked her mother. who
was standing by, 8" what that great India
rubber thing was that was walking in the
street with two tails"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

The custom, says the News, among mer
chants Of assembling on change each day, so
universal in the older cities of the world. we
learn is to be inaugurated by the merchants
Of San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

QUARrz of great richness has again been
found in the Pittman claim, Browns Flat,
Tuolumne county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

THANKS to Freeman l. Co. and Wells, Far
go d Co.. for down river papers.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

STALLS CITY INTELLIGENCE 0FFICE--No HUMBUG.-
Good Farming Hands and all other good help can
have good Situations AMI good wages, by applying
Immediately at
STAHLS What Cheer Saloon,
Garner NJ alden Iane apd Od sts
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

john T. CRENsHAw. postmaster at Nevada
has arrived at that place. He has been on
visit to his former home in the East.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

LATE advices from Ecuador, state that
some of the interior towns had pronounced
against President Robles.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

WRECK ON THE AUSTRALIAN CoAsT.-The
ship Defender, from Puget Sound to Sydney.
with lumber was lost on Elizabeth Reef, on
the sth Of March last. The captain and
crew had arrived at Sidney.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

GEN. L M CAMPBELL, of Brownsville, Tenn,
died recently in Florida.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

We are indebted to Stratman & Co.. San
Francisco, for copies Of New York papers
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

TaE report of the Sickles trial sent by
telegraph. contained 1874 words, and cost
the Associated Press s, ,6s2 90.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
Young MEMS Social Club.
To the Sick.

special meeting viii be held THIS CThursday)
EVENING, at o'clock, at your hall. full atten-
dance is requested. F. KEYSER, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

F. P, TRACY, City Attorney of San Fran
cisco. has been acquitted on the charge of
extortion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

TTVHE INTEREST DUE JULY LIST, 1859, ON
l. Yuba County Bonds will be paid on pr resentation,
and after that date, at our office, at Messrs
VIM. lIoge & Co.'s, No. 40 Wall street, New York
jei6-td REYNOLDS BROS
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

THE Holly Springs Miss Democrat runs
up the name of Mr. Senator Brown, of that
State, for the Presidency.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
The FUTURE OF IrALY.-We find thefollow
IL u IL 1

The FUTURE OF ITALY.-We find thefollow
ing in the Philadelphia Press;
We have been favored with the sight of
letter from Germany, written by person
holding high station in Vienna. in which it is
stated that, according to the belief of politi-
cal magnates there, the triumvirate-the
rulers of Russia, France and Sardinia-intend
that the future of Italy shall be:
l. The Lombardo.V enitien provinces to be
transferred to Victor Emanuel of Sardinia,
who would rule as King of Northern Italy.
2. The States of the Church. augmented in
territory by the addition of Tuscany, Parma,
Lucca, and the other Sovereign Duchies
ruled by princes of the House of Austria, to
be erected into an Independent dominion,
under the sway of Prince Napoleon (Victor
Emmanuel's son-in law as King of Rome
The Pope to have no political existence, but
still be Head Of the Church" as Bishop of
Rome.
8. The Kingdom of Naples to preserve her
present territorial limits. with Lucien Murat
(born in Ma: ch lsOS) as King.
This is the Austrian view.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

SEVEN hundred and twenty-five Mormons
recently arrived at New York from Liver
pool
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
MARYSVILLE.

THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10th.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
HoIIowny,s Pins and Ointmcnt.-Dys.

pepsia is the most depressing Of human ailments -
The pills will cure It in ten days. The Ointment is
equally sure and speedy in its operation sores and
eruptions Sold 50 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

In North Carolina the wheat crop is re-
ported damaged by rust
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

BARON VoN HUMBOLDT was approaching
ninety lone years Of age when he died
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev E. B. Walsworth, at the
residence Of J. r. Totman Joseph Johnston and Ma
ria L. Howe
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

1t is rumored that the elephants as soon
to arrive in Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16

The WEBB SISTERS will play at the Metro
politan Theatre. Sacramento, three nights
this week.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
Halls sarsnpariIla. yellow Dock an.

odide Of PotassThis preparation is guaranteed free
from all mineral substances but contains full dose
Of Iodide of Potass. For Rheumatism, Scrofula and
all diseases of the skim it is unequaled Sold by Drug
gists generally, at 81.
Il. HALL & CO., Propretors,
lab ana Is Clay street,
je3-3m Below Montgomery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
JoAouNs BASD-The Calaveras Chronicle

JoAoUINs BAND-The Calaveras Chronicle
says;
Much boasting has been made about our
"very efficient officers" but so far no county
in the State has suffered more from the dep.
redutiOn of robbers than CaIaveras. Since
the days of Joaquin even. there has been a
rendezvous Of portion Of his tribe, and
others, at place called "Dogtown," fir I'm
whence they sally fourth to prey upon the
Industrious citizens.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-16
WANTED.

A WELL-OF GENTLE EMAN AND IADy
IN desire to adopt some Little Girl from nine to
twelve years old, as their daughter They are known
care Of, should any respond TO this advertisement
For further particulars, sall upon Mr. STOKES, al
me Umted states Hottl' my25-W
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A REWARD of $500 viii BE- paid by the
~ Atlantic Bank, Ct Brooklyn. % Soy person wa, vl
apphuG and surrender the chef Of Police Of tho C
Boolyp OSCAR FIELD, late the Pslrg Teller vho ss4
Accorded with siderable amount o. fluids. princpaly
suppoied IL The bu. e said Bank TIE said FIELD sbe
ytars o. see OF cesT f0d complexion. sreo,h se bss
eyss ha bes light ssn3y about Eve eot syea inches
hsh erect LIMBS wcu rounded Alc Of Pse,i.s address
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OF Autrs lhe su1ges HOdoiph Of Hsp.blrE End the
o OF the 4 the Empire the later part Of the
thirteenth century, Introduce % view the elements a. work
Intellect Tie , 9TH he Tarks trod.h centuries .occsed
I'd to contribute . The ssgreud1ement Of Getn'1 pow
en- n Ghsre v imp )rsn acce1ns 20 tue
territories Ct austria elsyatng ana esiss5tr hef .2t re
raon standing The oono'a apd bloody
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draso poets sud writer's Of embracing as does th.t
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oi sweden There also The labyrinth Of Pspl gne aud
the Of ite sptuifh the struggles WIN fuoe
the combination 10 oru the spirit Of liberty 10 Polsnd the
oisuembment Of hs taeo county tnd toe political success
Of Maria Tbsss peseug panorama Of events caTceS Ply
Geed IN importance, II we regard TIER iIhcenee upon va
topeon tf. and ful Of romantic interest BIZ review OF
such be how beet with troubles the pro-
gr. humanity towards .oD. The narrative strictly
fneo pertains 20 The rice and development e t9e
monarchy and those v-ntS that promoted retarded IL
growth More Of tie pboophy OF the true historian Is N
QUESTION this hsn has boen demanded by other OF
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A c ID III OF y.
IA 0RAnO TESTIMONIAL CoaCkRr
M. GEO RRIsrlw.


Mr. GEO BRIsrow.
NgW-YoRK H.RMONIC SOCIETY.
o. hOSDAf EVENING A1ch J. IeS'
1911 NA~a &C ''''T Tgs 2EiDNG ARTISTS
rtb. eit, h,ys reperou.l, their Esg5ss
A. cts.ics mysticism aud composer. Nj Csc = bfs'o"
h,I opx the hisbes, IN bis prcfesaos H s ms
raw. Jess-oy r rmeo 81 honor Which as never 'en
pa 70 sly O'- AMERICAN COMPOSER
tho. 9, nphoaie having been selected form par o. tbs
JENNY LIMBS AND JULLIENs CONCERTS
Both IN this county sGi N Europe
lis 'iT'''' RIP VAN wINKLE
"" tTHsEE CONSECUTIVE WEEKS AT NIBLoS
With sy the Pine aaa Hir'On oPe's e''2aay
ga Low A'O- Pkoouc.p IN LONDON
For several yesrs past SIR 5so~ has been Cou6lccroi
Tar KEW-YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY,
and By bis and ndoui,aoe peTeyesn-c a. " q.
~ ss at has costrbssd fesiy ;he hsh pcs';n ~hih
that society ned and ss9ed fo' himself q
.,esr Of Al vita 10 his 5esn associated. bosA
NAN AND AN ARTIST.
Tie following Ars among the distinguished gentlemen wso
have kiuciv crUseLted 20 act IS ...,..-,,,,
COnMirrEE or ARRANGEMENTS,
- ,5-e-sa , Nh he Corree Of tie Harmonic Society
Bon. Gov. r ID Moran. feter So5p-f
Hol DaLi-l f. TiemRun, stm.on DfaPsf,
Hon. Luther BrscsA, y N nsl,4'tu,
Hcu Jsmes Ha4p.T, aHts ". ncryi'
Hoy. HorSce Greeley. WIS w fffo'
Msjor Gen. c. " SANFORD, NlLssm u kVsFt..
ksiOr Gen John Lloyd, WE n " rudI
Bra Gen va. uan, hg'oes D. "ya'sn-
CT J.hu Hsrper WIZ. N Usury ny,
Hen Ersstus Srcoss. II hasbioucA'
RoteTt L hSSs, u > hoe otn',,
Ron Aicuzo Cushu5n. simeoa SAii"in-
ClsIlrs IfGcy, Jean t1lr'
: s Randall. VIZ Nt's'a'
Wesley Huper J. A Rioson'
Fletcher Hsipsr, {. c ho&,
-f., D.. A 81 ed
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T)RINCE
L IMPERIAL, CHAA,pAGNE.

THE FIRST IMPORTATION EVER RECEIVED IN THE
UNIFIED STATES
HessTs- De NENO3E CO. cf EpeIrAy. IL ....ca hecg
deous o:-trciDs Into ta Try above fio.s efald
ofCh.Ep.r1e iShich is d-d fsyori M bes aoi-
th Of Lsc3cn ard Pai and having for ous AID
buHs sglanaa~e WITH tie l.rs ho-.. on ths c5nti-
cent p'cGlr Is cs :os doir t-er r,gu.: con-
s.@d 20 sccsi: tLe agency ana receive their c5uGu reutA
TIE hs heu riyee psI .ar FsT~ini rom
BayT- acc orders rei for tie following ea.us h,. sli
ChsnPssue dealers vic stamp I; VIII their ,a iaea az.
prevail:
o. Nichols Hotel NecrolsD Hotel. Bsvoor. Ho-se Aston
HOUSE, Jore. nu-f- Hoe. lu,srnaons Hotel Msr.
ehsa,, H1:- WetsTn HotsL Barcro Hou,c, r5orps I3e
Nacus Hotel sshi'stor; Gln-r Horse Baliror Revere
Hcrse Bo.tor PhiAdep-s Hous N Y John Ke-fe Bro4i.
way. W. 7. KEN Broadway wm fyke BsoadE1y; asry 4
Co. fthsv.; O. W. Brown, Va:sTst Crook Dad, T.nss
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j w BROWN,
Commissioner u Taxes AID Assermsnts

NOTICE is hereby given TO all person: having
demands against the late finn Of ID. C. r. EALEf thst
thew must present the same the vouchers therefor 20
b. WHITE No. Ws;erst ~ T., or before he lrt dag
March order 70 receive their proportion q all The e'.es
Of said H.seys for aer DO declared from al claims
upon Va. New-YoIk Nov % 1883.
4. v ". " LJEaGiG5ETr. D. C q i. Hss.,.
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IN consseuencs Of the increased demand for their
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS
Have tesed give thsr exclusive ssstoa to EDUCATION
Al WORMS Reng aisbng tie sepes bi trade tatins
sef thek enlarged busEeGs TIE ne~ bs msIb double
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