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Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01

HOUSES OF Ill FAME-Ofiicer Hess Of San
Francisco lately laid before the Board of Su
pervisors the following report:
Mr.. Hess states in his letter thot by the so.
lieitation of citizens residing in the upper
portion of the town, whose families were
obliged TO pass along Clay and Washington
streets, have, as a police officer, expended
much time and considerable money in arrest
ing and causing to be removed from those
thoroughfares the numerous publie women
whose conduct had become notorious and
great public evil, threatening q drive from
that neighborhood every respecta hle family
In my efforts to consummate the removal of
these pests, have been obliged to exnend
money by procuring disguise n every occa-
sion. aud make purchases of liquors 10 pro
vent discovery Of my object l have caused
70 be removed eighty-nine women from these
localities, and have been over one year en-
ployed in accomplishing the object
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
SCANDAL ABOUT PRINcE NAPoLEoN.-A Pa

SCANDAL ABOUT PRINcE NAPOLEON. A Pa
ris letter to the Boston Courier says:
The marriage with the poor young Princess
of Piedmont IS | said, the other object which
engrosses public attention The people who
are fond OF classical illusions, call her Royal
Highness. "Iphigenia." aud say her father
has no right whatever to play the part Of
Agamemnon as he has been doing, and to
sacrifice the poor child of fifteen to the
gods" She, herself has distinctly said she
married the Prince Napoleon only to insure
her father the support of France, and that if
II were not for that consideration she would
not nave consented to the marriage Two
nights before starting for Piedmont. the fu-
ture bridegroom had the unbelievable bad
taste to show himself at the Grand Onero in
a conspicuous box, with two of the most no
tOrious fair ones Of the less dani,nonds of
Paris 1t Is said in some newspapers usu.
ally well Informed, that the Prince viii oivo
his antique habitation of the Champs Elvsees
his Roman Hotel-to his young wife. If
so, she will succeed two women whose nanes
poor child! can never have reached her ear-
even on the worst tongue Of bad fame. and
whose lives must he a mystery forever to her,
but who, alas were the companions of he r
father when he paid his visit to Paris some
four years ago.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01

Ess" The range Of HIS South of Quincy
says the Plumas Argus, are again attracting
the attention Of miners. This range presents
every indication Of containing rich deposits
ofgald. Weare in hopes that they will he
thoroughly pro'pectel, anl il individuals
cannot be found able and willing to under
take the entirpriso, we sug-es. the propriety
Of the citizens Of Quiucy forming joint stock
company for the purpose. Who will start the
ball
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
M AR YSvILLB.
FRIDAY, APRIL Ist, 1852
Domoc,otic STATE Central Committee.

A MEETING Of the DEMoCRATiC Antl'ie-
c,-,,t,,n STATE Central Committee will he held at
the Union Hotel, Sacramento, on THURSDAY,
April 2lst. 4 fill attendance of members is re-
a tested, as important business Connected with
the coming campaign will be transacted.
b. b. REDDlNG, Chm.
J. f. MoRsE, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01

CHANGE.-It will he seen by reference to
our advertising columns, that the well
known assay office of Justh & Hunter is now
under the proprietorship of Messrs Theall Il
Co.. their successors, very enteprsing and
popular gentlemen.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
NOHaNa-

IN CONSEQUENCES OF TIE RESIGNATION OF
i MR. c. f BROWN, the underslsne has been an
pointed Agent Of the stka Ice Company and respect
fully soicits a continuance of the PATRONAGE of ne
people of Marysville lie is now prepared TO furnish
superior 10 r. in quantities to suit purchasers,
at the shortest notice
ICE delivered at any part Of the ctv
DEPOT, First street, near u. al the Old Place
mhl1-lm ID. IL. MARTIN Aoent
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TENHE Co-partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and style Of Ross Welsh is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent The business will be con
Quoted hereafter by +. Ross. All parties indebted tn
the old firm are requested to settle, to save annoy
ance. Il. ROSS.
p. j. WELSH
MarYsville, March 14th 1S5a mhfhtr.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01

FAvoRs-Freeman & Co we're first to de.
liver us, yesterday, full files of Atlantic pa
pers by the late steamer.
To Wells, Fargo Il Co. we are indebted for
like supply.
We are indebted to StrAtman, NeGinn &
Co, San Francisco, for the Irish News and
other papers.
G. Amy laid on our table, at an early hour,
very liberal supply Of eastern exchanges.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01

tB A frail daughter of the pave was ar.
rested, yesterday, for throwing ashes into the
yard of another member of the prescribed
isterhood, and otherwise annoying her.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
Notice.

4 HAVE SOLD my entire crest In the CITY Res.
Il taurant corner Of Secon4 and High streets Ma.
rysvile, to William Bohn who will continue the
business as usual, and be always han to attend to
the wants Of his patrons
J. W. J0HANNSEN.
Marysve, March 27th, 1859 mh27.1m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
&c, &c.
REDINGToN 4 co, ! {RIcE, COFFIN ( CO.,
San francisco. HtFysUUe.
importers and Wholesale Druggists.

II EEP CONSTANTLY on HAND THE LARG-
IN EST and most complete assortment of GOODS
in their line to be found on the Pacific coast.
Being the Oldest established Houses in California
and understanding thoroughly the requirements OF
the market, the union of the two firms gives them ia
ciiteS for supplying the trade far superior to those
Of any other house in the State.
As of the firm resides in the east exclusively for
the purpose OF purchasing for their own trade they
are always certain ofhaving the fresh' NJ and best
selected goods, embracing every NOVELTY w4ich
makes its appearance in New York. purchased at the
lowest market rates, and consequently Of being able
to offer inducements to their customers un-
equalIed by any other house.
Every article sold will be GUARANTEED Of the very
best quality and, purch lses for distant parts care
fully packed and promptly f0rNVnI ded.
They now opening eX Clipper Carrier Dove"
''Gcenn Bell" "Polyn sia," Nv nfeld Scott" "lmpe-
-ial," ''Set Nymph.n "Oceln Telegraph" and Chris
topher II d,," ONE TiIOUS NND alditonal packages
of FRESH pRtGs, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS,
PEEFUMER] PATENT MEDICINES g., which
they offer to the trade at the lowest market rates.
RICE, COFFIN & CO., Marysyiie.
REDINGTON & CO., San Francisco
Marysville, March 29th, 1859 mh301ns
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

FHNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned, under the name and style of
STALL & &MEINZER,i is this day dissolved ly mutual
consent. The accounts of the late firm viii bc set
tied by L. Menzer, who viii continue the business as
formerly, at the old stand and he alone is authorized
TO settle said accounts SOLOMON STAHL,
LEWIS MEINZER
Marysville March H. 1859 rb1Gtrn
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01

SADDLERY.-Attention is directed to the
advertisement of our next-door neighbors,
Messrs Lawrence & Scranton. They are
number one mechanics.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01

DIscnAReED.-Ho proof appearing against
Charley FACET Deserte, who was charged
with.aiealing gun, and his innocence being
quite apparent, he was released from custody
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
mh29-my JOHN X. C0NKLTN.
TO COUNTY WARRANT HOLDERS.

COuNrY TREAsrRER's OFFICE
Marysve, March 7th, 1859 {
NOTICE is hereby given to holders Of Yuba
~ County Warrants registered on the the General
Fuud prior to May 18TH 1Sjs that the same are now
redeemable on presentation To the undersigned, and
that after tbs date SAID Warrants cease to bear inter-
est, and If not presented within sixty days the monies
for said Warrants will be appropriated for warrants
next in registry. A. o. HYDE
Treasurer Of Yuha county
mhs-u BY @. A. LL.-. Don.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
NHARYsVILLE PARX HOUSE.

TINETs1 SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT eaa4ss
4 fully inform his fr enlS, ami the public IgslHM
generally, that he has talen charge of the H..NH
above well known House, AMI made many isssSNssA
improvements therein, 10 order promote the pleas
ure ant sp rt Of those who may favor him with Wis
1t. His table will be supplied with the choice of the
public house connected with well stocked farm and
garden.
The BAR will be stocked with none other than good
Wines and Liquors, such will please the consumer
There is also connected with the above House a
Bowling Alley, which has superior in the State.
This House is situated in pleasant grove, within
half an hour ride Of the city, anl affords fine
tre&, for parties desiring recreation
mh2g.mV Holm Il CONEVTN
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
Removal

TUNHE UNDERSIGNED have changed their Ioca-
Il ton of business from their cid stand on ID street
to the opposite side, adoinding Rice, Coffin Co, on
the south, where they will be please to see all those
want Of DRY GOODS, ,-OARPETS, Sc
mhiU WALKER, WILSON & CO.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
TELEGRAPHIC.
OVER THE NORTHERN LINE.
CALIFORNIA LEGIsLATURE.
SACRA,tENro. March 81.

SACRAMENTO, March 81.
SgNArE-SIr, Rodman, from Committee on
Education, reported passage without amend
ment, of Senate bill amendatory of Common
School law; Senate bill authorising Weaver
Vile and Shasta Wagon Road Co. to file GER
tain papers aaac pro tanc; passed.
Mr. Gregory introduced bill authorisng
the Administrative of Juan Antonio Vallejo,
deceased, and others, to sell real estate Mt pri
vato sale; referred to Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Anderson introduced bill in relation to
trial jurors in Courts Of Sessions OF County
Court of Placer county. Passed.
Mr.. Titus introduced bill repeating act
relative to the creation of Puutah county.
Passed.
Mr. Thom introduced bill authorising the
administrator of p A. Madigan, deceased, to
sell real estate at private sale Referred to
judiciary Committee,
Kirkpatricks Senate Revenue bill passed
Vote hy which Asscmpbly bill relating to
slaughter houses in San Francisco lost yes
terday, was recousidercd and passed 10y 10
to H.
AssEMaLY-Asscmbly bill transmitting Sc
veral Senate bills was considered, and the
accompanying bills referred to proper com
mittees.
Senate bill granting Messrs. SLATER and
Heydenfeldt $4,000 for legal services in San
Francisco tax cases, IS under consideration.
Destruction of the Hotel at Napa Springs
--Arrest of Police Ollicers--Accident to
the New WOrld--Cruel Treatment TO
SaiIOrs--Arrivals, &c.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 81.
A private dispatch received here mentions
the total destruction Of the Napa Springs Ho-
tel, last night.
Officers Hanfora and Boyec, of the police
department, have been temporarily suspend
ed on charge ofcomplicity in receiving hush
money.
Wm Basin, of No. Engine Co. was lost
on the Ellen II. Wood.
The New World smashed her wheel COM
ing into her dock last night; damage not Sc
rious
The Captain of the ship Sarah Park, which
arrived yesterday, was arrested today,
charged with cruel treatment TO two seamen
johnson and Thompson. The men were
brought into court, and presented an awful
appearance, one of them being insane from
the effects of the treatment received. The
Captain was committed to prison in default
of $4,000 bail
The steamer Northerner arrived this after
noon from Victoria
Arrved-Julia Castner, 115 days from
to VIM. B. Cummings IL Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
9er advertisements.
MarysviIIe III. ID. Society.

The regular monthly meeting OF this Society will
be held on SUNDAY April 81, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at
its room in Ell Dorado building, on d street pune
tunl attendance is desired, >. LASk sec ".
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
LAWRENCE & SCRANTON,
WANTED.

A SERVANT GIRL for a small family at
N Oroville consisting Of three persons. Good wa
ges AMI steady employ uent Apply to
mh3l -3l* LEE McGOWN, at the St. Nicholas.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-01
THE WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
ESTABLISHMENT
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
BrOOMs, Brushes, Pals,
Tubs, Washb oards, COrdage, &c.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE CONSTANTLY RE
l. cevng, 10y arrivals from the Atlantic, fresh adj
dtons to their already extensive stock of goods, and
intend TO keep the largest and best assortment in
their line to be found on the Pacific Coast.
ALSO, full and complete assortment of Twines,
Nets, Seines Shoe Thread Saddlers' Thread, &c, of
the best brands all Of which they OFFER in quantities
to suit purchasers, at the lowest wholesale prices
ELAN Il IOWFS,
ST Clay street,
one Dor from n w corner of Front.
feb1l-3n-2p San Francisco
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

The Commissioner Of Indian Affair has received the
following interesting letter from the Supern,enten, OF
Indian Affairs in Utah:
supEsIsrEspgsr's OFyrcg ui~h)
GEgaT saLT LsEg CIrr, May ls9
sEs have Just returned from labyfDrs and dm ;'
have succeeded 10 recovering sAtesn chSfsn ara nave
them my possession. IL nid tnes are - ,hs
n urobaby 10 men and children u " Mountain
In psssob.r lat ir. srnan by among The S.,ss.
near the Calofdo IN Mexico Tentory wo hh sPpss~n also
biorsed 10 MS enfsn vii sass 20 ,hs boy In
ober cornmunicson. was Hsssy ss.fea y hs ~,i@s "a
M. neshbrhood The ch hf.n that have al thtt
.s.d have xocd fof bsesins that u ,hes
sbilSrep have lived among The Indians AZ sl.
s. children average from sbot 10 y I'd, Intel
bc.us srd rood boxing n@ one mean Dohans child sons
II,ye collected The foo~rs particulars 10 rslAIlo1 thee
Gavin nov or year. Old Zoe. NO. remember hs r,me
,sy. ,sy (. kmuy) lived Horse ussf County,
Asiansss Tfh - mad sthsr mother sIa oryh> oiasr
thsn bass kd brother. EsI0ed iisnIy lanes Wlis .ud
Ia,kn ard four aseIs Nancy Mary H4rhz his kther
pb. ard rs uotLsr Astds. AID Apboss Nrsn Tag
Dr. about year' Cd and Wl. Tssg about u
ch the elder by they had fth~r uos and older
bro;t,s asd He say. they lived Ia Johnston County snd
wksE they M the states had ssBdftsr aud sn1mob~r s
nz- PneeDee Ansslee, ysss % add s, Amir; bad
Er sd o.T snd two brothers Lsed James and J9hn Al
.se rri sso.t q yesrs Old says h.r name ' tnness
soeoent Of ibs hoy hose with whom BE- assS cssd BIN vi
Ham: g Lila w Hos, years cld. 8. sophr,nis - Msy
Has sbot yessold 10. Charles fraocher o. yes 2sd
and, IL Annie abgi 81 ysas Old had " Betsy about
th.sf. a. Is and le. Rebrscs LsuisA snd Ssfse Dusst
In eoEvsrssfLou h these ebidren tafa tnS sy f'sf
IN ihe sane reishborhord imprs<oH ~ III '""-
remain. s-ry rs.p~c,fsny, Jour essA<n' ;ssysc. ~
sap'rir.eotsw q Indi,, Aa!rH
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

'Geh an agreeable variety TO The columns Of TIE
He@e Jozrnal. To some Teader-, the title maysrs
ges' limited range Of topici; b7, the volume, n
isct, uIuria,es in tie widest mis- ellaneous ercgr-
-on-, end doubtless presents genuine transcript; oi
the manifold experience q! the ag,hor, daring .he
perod Of ts composition. Il e marked by .he gayety
Of bumor. keeuness of perception and sparkling II
gerHity of language which from long usag,, have
become second nature with The " Convalescent of
ldewi5 A vein Of cheerful vision and kindly
sympathy luiks beneath h.s e1uberan. fancies, and
tempeTs his serse OF the ludicTous .h more gsnS
seriiment
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
Neu:Umk Daily @-ibnne
NEW PUBLICAI IIONS.

Izmo. pp. 80 Cnsnes scroneT
Mr. Headley has enjoyed the advantage ofvaluabo
per,opa commune atons beside the numerous current
authorities ON the subject. in the composition of this
volume The theme is one peculiarly congenial to his
taste. n writer. and il has called forth one OF his
mos, successful efforts In his animated descriptions,
the career Of Gen. Havelock il brought before the
reader no, only in clear and integible manner but
with Hte. like naturalnes- and impressive force. His
military campaigns afford seductive opportunity tor
the Indulgence Of the vivid brllancy Of coorng and
intensity of epithei which the author has not unire-
uepty carried to excess in his former productions on
similar subjects: but the dignity of the occasion has
cbastened the luxurance Of his pen, with SOME lew
exceptions into an appropriate and harmonious nara
tive The character OF Gen. Havelocs was male up
of singular contrasts lie combined the deyoutness ct
the monk with the galsntry of the warrior. He was
more at home in the prayer meeting, than anywhere
el.e exceut the battle field His chief pleasure was in
act, of devotion and feats of A. IN the ease Of
e celebrated Col Gardner, he had equal taste for
proyipg and fighting His piety never in the way
Of his duty as soldier; his military enthusiasm never
nterfered with his zeal a Christian Without the
stern and boody-minded fanatci-m of Cromwell and
hi. fierce Purtans he combined the religious tender
re.s of saint with the dauntless valor of British
general. Hi. domestic affections were strong and
ardent He was fond husband, devoted father, and
faithful friend. Yet he could walk over the cnm
soned field on the morning after victory without
the appearance of emotion at the sight OF the dying
and the dead. He never shrank from blood even #
he had no innate love for it. His letters evince no re-
marksble powers OF intellect. His tastes were hhi'ed
to narrow range. lie had the prudence the courage
and. perhaps, the sagacy Of Wellington but without
his e1uberance Of vitality, and his deep stamp oi ind-
yiiualsm Hi, character on the whole though not
one that allures the imagination by lofty OF poetic
traits, forms study of no common interest he uia
not embody the ideal of Wordsworth's Happy war
nor. but was certainly model Of brave di7lhter
e.,ed. ana faithful soldier.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
NEW ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA. BY

NEW AM ,"J DN''h-i
LII. d. limo Pr. 2ss A. ;. Bsnes Burr
In this edition Of weknown text book, the author
has introduced such changes as have been suggested
by the progress of mathematical science and improve
ment in the mode of instruction, since ts original pub.
hcaton some twenty years ago 1t is designed TO oc-
cupy an intermediate place between arithmetic and
the more abstract methods of algebra, and the expe
rence Of the author, and the high reputation of his
numerous manuals sufficient guaranty of the
attainment of the object.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

HINTS TO HoRsEEEFPERs; cosrtErE N.yvu Fos
BozsHsEN. By me ate HENSY WtLLiss hEREtkr.
limo. pp Sd. A. o. Moore Company.
In this Lea, and compact volume i compressed a
mass Of information which cannot be found elsewhere
without searching through grea. number Of books.
II contains the admirable series Of articles on Horse
breeding and Mules and Ponies which the late Mr.
Herbert wrote for TIE TRIBUNE, and wheh, when
published in our columns, excited such deep interest
among farmers and s,ockgrowers. II also includes ad-
diicns by Mr. Herbert upon feeding, physicing groom
ing and driving horses aud 70 this the publishers have
caused to be added, By other compeen. hands ample
and satisfactory chapters Rareys system Of horse
tanning; on Bauehers method Of breaking and biting
horses, most valuable contribution to the art of
horsemsnshp; OF ladies' riding; on the care OF car
rages and harness, &c. Many excellent Illustrations,
from the pencil Of M. J. W Ehnnger, add 20 the
utility of the work, which We commend 10 all per-
sons who either raise break drive or ride horses.
No man, however gres. hi- kno~ledge of The subjects
il treats Of, can read it without instruction.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap-


- phcation Of the Mayor Alderman and Commonsty Of The
City Of NewYorh by the Board q Commissioners o the Cen
,rsPsrk relative acquisition of lands for public park
place between lth and h aud the 9Th and 9Th ave-
nue. In the CITY Of NewYokThe Mayor Aldermen ard Com
onay the City Of New York. by the Board Of Commission
s q The Central Part pursuant TO he statute entitled An
AZ "a Ale, the Map Of the City Of New York, BY laying out
thereon public Place and 70 authorize the tsAins OF the sams
os,sed Ami ise-hree fhs being pssen-hereby i've no
H.. 10 the owner. es.e pa. and persons respectively en
led unto OF the lsnd. sns
premises hereinafter mentioned and described ths, they will .p
DIV 20 the Supreme Court Of the State Of New York special
% Of said Court be held st the City Hal Of the City Of New
York on Wednesday the 9th day Of July l At the opening OF
the Court on day. thereafter s Counsel can De
appointment Of three Commissioners OF Appraisal
10 The above entitled matter estimate In favor Of the several
owners parties and aforesaid, just and eqnia
BE con pensui taking all those snds snements heredta
uents and premises lie between the southery ne or nde
leb and lhsrees and 5h and 9Th avenues IN said oity
aud which the said Board Commissioners Of the Central fsrs
Ieem advisable be acquired for the purpose 81 extend said
Central City New York which ad lands and prem
ises laid III. map plan Of said city under and by
virtue entitled AN Act relative 70 improvements
touching LAYING ~ and roads In the City OF New
YORK and for other puruo-es passed April l8Dated May
r. RICHARD BUSTEED Counsel 20 the Corporation,
uyzltiyo aud to said board of CommisAioner
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
THE CHRISTIAN GRAcEs: A SERIES Of LEeTuSrs o

THE CHRISTIAN GRACEs: A SERIES OF LECTURES oS
PErYR, t. 5-l2. BY JosEFH z. THOMPSON l2mo pp go
Sheldon s Co.
In discussing tne important themes to which TINS
volume is devoted the author devates, To consid-
erabe extent from the usual routine OF the pulpit,
and enforces his wise practical counse, by variety
of familiar and secular illustrations. The elements oi
a manly Christian character are suggested by the
passage which the lectures are founded and Their
cultivation and development are urged with simple and
effective eoquence. Although chiefly aiming at prac.
teal utility the author does not dsdan the aid of
legitimate rhetorical cmbollishmsnt and has added
several critical notes, showing sound learning and
acute judgment.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

SUPPOSED KIDSaPPISG-A lane white mar, whose
Il not remembered, is supposed to have enteed
from this CITY, 10 take South and sell e. slave nye
young eolored boy-, OF whom il the son Of " IN.
Joues the city seayenger. The boys and the msn
disappeared e, the sane time, and they hst been
together good deal the parents aid relatives Of the
former are in quite excited state though the OH
eefs who acting in the matter are inclined 10 think
The parties are in Buffalo where they have gone for
some purpose known only TO themselves.
lD-.gosf Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

! y asainst G.. w fOsS. J. h. lA1 LOhr sL1
Summons for money demand ooutrac-1o the Deendaus'
You reby .numonsd 70 he MS acoh
II which copy with the Clerk of the Cry aud County
New Yors the 9th day Of May 1882 and % copy ~
ssiG complaint at on . No ~ broad
wsy In the City New within twenty days after the
,ervcr you -Ncusye o the day 81 ch SET
vice. you fail 20 ths said complaint stnn the ne
Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action vii take judgment against
Won for hundred aud dollars aid
thirteen cents win interest from the lh day oi S'eber o''
nv 81 Iag6wTu ZELDA SHUTTER. Pliia'ids Attorney