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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-23

desi any sudden precpate movement IN the stock
Galena was likewise active At small advance. Michigan
Southern guaranteed was also freely taken at higher
prices The reports from the West the earnings of
these TO be favorable and afford the bull
operators something which they have long waneda fac.
60 upon Illinois Central was offered rather freely this
morning sellers option and was not maintained The
scheme Of the London bondhoders to pay up the remain
ing $40 on part of their stock, and draw "a share
annual interest on the whole, WILL we imagine
not be carried into effect in the shape in which
presented After the experience of the Erie may fairly
be presumed that no American railroad will be again IN
hurry 10 agree to pay interest its stock There are
however perhaps other shapes in which the Illinois Cen
trial shareholders may get the worth of their money
Hudson River and Harlem both higher to-day. The
introduction Of coal burning locomotives the first
toned road is understood to have effected saving which,
no accident occurs, will enable the company, year
SO hence, to pay small dividend. New York Central
was lower to-day The books open tomorrow and il is
abundarty evident that there will be scarcity stock
The heaviest shorts closed up their
ago, and there will be but moderate demand for the
stock TO morrow, while the supply is known to be large
The coal stocks-Deaware and Hudson Cumberland and
Penpsy lvana-were all higher and firm. Pacific Mail
continues to advance and Is firmly held.
The business Of the Sub. Treasury today was fol-
lows
Receipts $751; sos %
For customs. ......................,.. 1IOoo 90
On account oil loan lO3,o4s 70
I3,os9 ~
Balance. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1852 los S6
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morn
ing $40 73+ 70, and the balances 81 o92 2s6 A.
dealcaton is understood to have come 10 light this
morning in the Atlantic Bank of Brooklyn The deauer
is said to have been the paying teller.
Messrs. Maitland, Phelps Co. have further advices
from London with regard to the Colonial bills, and il is
therefore, fair to presume that Of them
presented previous the sailing OF the Africa. II
derstood that banking house. not generally suspected
the street, has been loser by these forgeries
amount exceeding GO 600
is understood that after March LIST system will be
put in force at the Metropolitan Bank by which all State
currency will be taken at that institution discount of
i per cent and New England bills discount OF l1Oth
Ter cent
The dividend of four per cent the stock OF the
60 and Syracuse Railroad is payable by the transfer
agent, Henry Oakley at the Office Of the Howard Insu
Company No Sc Wall street Dividends not called
for within thirty days will be paid only at the Treasurers
Office in Oswego.
The following s comparative statement of the exports,
exclusive of SPECIE from New York to foreign ports for
the week ending Jan. L.
1857. 1858 1859.
Total for the week. 81 ,6l93Os $9l4,757 s7l3,0S4
Previously reported. 6990,680 7,7l4,o94 5,77s,400
Totals. .........sS,6O9,9s S s,O2s ,s5l 649I, 4s4
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

including white Western at 81 So red Western At 81 49,
while Southern 81 CO. red do at 81 40 81 40 and white
Kentucky 81 rs Corn doog better having heea
made OF 2000 bushels at Sic SAC for yelOg and white
Jersey and Southern and Sac SEC for old mixed Western
bushe Rye and barley quiet oats depressed:
cargo Of Prince Edwards Island brought 81 per bushe
CorTos.-The market without qnotable change The
sales embraced about coo bales We middng
lands about Ike The following statement o. the
ment since the sI September last comp Ared nh
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CLEARED
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell Balumore-H Cromwell
AGO.
Ship volant, Bray, New Oreans-Robson h Fosdick
Ship Liberty, Atkins, New Orleans-Sanon Thompson.
Ship Gen Berry, Davis, Boston.
Bari Parana, Mason, Rio Janeiro-J ID Thompson.
Bark @ Nichos Nichols Boston-wash, Carver Chase.
Brig Emma HaDfeld, Para-E l. Corning.
Brig Lucretia. Wallace, Zaza-C Peters
Brig Give (Br, Bernier Marie Galan-9ordon Bruce
McAulf.
schr Trout, Ames, Cenfuegos-Me,calf& Duncan.
schr ~ Bayles Jayne, Apalanhicola- Eagle Hazard
schr Adele Baker, WilmDgDn-D Murray.
echr Burriu Salyear, Ne wbern--J Smith Co.
schr only Daughter. Bunnell, Richmond C Pierson.
schr Margaret mn Reinbsrt Philadelphia W Mckee.
kchr smith Smith Gloucester Master.
schf Granite state, Burgess Boson-S W Lewis A Co.
scbr Hazard, wilson, Provldence-L Kenny.
Steamer Delaware. Dopes PhilAdephia
Steamer Thompson, Colnary South Amboy,
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The inc in receipts ports compared l5555
b32 40 bales Decrease 10 exports Britain
with lsS as 900 bales iocresse 1900
decrease otber foreign ports ZOO TOTAL deer
ports . e0 Vim r. Wright A Co. regarding The
receipts the ports Tor he week remark fpONsTbs
eey,s fer The IL 600 bsles being 600 thau
TIE corresponding week last year, ne 4so1
with which shows total 81 2otOo This vii he MAJ
Of the season, enough Areafy by =
graph % reduce this amount neJi week s9ns 300 o4st
there sso oinnunn 81 receOts al interior
CofTEEJke sales embraced about 2 bags Rio a. iQ1xc
lll4c 100 DO = Domingo 81 esc q5zo and no do La
guayra atp kessrs Scott Son give The following
o stock IN their crcu n bio he 18Th
February 1853 100 bags, received date 6oO0.
for consumption estimated 10
day of February 1889 0e0 Asrscaoo ssh lagusyra,
5950. Java mats 1150; government bags SOS Mani
Ia 312S; St Domingo 1900. Total bags mats sp5a.
FREIGHrs For Liverpool the 10 bbls
pork at Is 3D. 600 bbs l0d ard by steamer 50
tons leather rs Cd For London there 100 s
India beef IS 3D. and 100 bbs pork For Bremen
bales tobacco $50 bales taken on private
terms. For ohsr ports nothing really
PRovIsIossPort purchased 70 the er,en, II LOO
tbs in lots at siS l2s ss Is for and Sl3 1919
sl3 311 Tor pine per bel Cut meats and blcoa
and steady. AS hbs lard he a
2c per H. The sales of beef reached 400 bbs fun prices
butter and cheese were salesble and firm.
RiCL-Smsl sales made at unchanged fgures
heavy and easier; sales of 200 hnd 7ic
771c for New Orleans and 6sc for Cuba $50
buco at and 200 hhds New Orleans. by auctn at 6c
&c. per Id,
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PER

VAGABOND, WEARING WIG, GOLD SPECTA-
a and balloon face ia in the habit of following Young
lady through part Of street when her
and from school, The police requested TO look out for
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A NY INFORMATION OF MARGARET MoDERMOrT
a will be thankfully received by her two sisters and her
brother john at No 80 West Twentieth street
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Earrings quote little business in American stocks, and
variation in prices. Messrs. D. Bell, Son Co. say
The market for American securities during the past
week has been particularly active but prices, how
ever generally firm, and in some cases will be
nv nnr nnnialinns have imnrOYed.=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-23

MONEY LOANED-S5 CANAL STREETS CANAL
Al rree-two doors east of Edridge street STANTON
CO. licensed pawnbrokers advance money In large and
small sums on damonds jewery, watches guns pistols mu-
able personal property hours every dav ercsnt
Sundays from O'Clock A. N I'LL O'Clock r n Private
Office till O'Clock z. NJ bell and entrance N thc
vAe office in the hall door. .'p'-
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MONEY TO LEND AT MODERATE RATES ON DTA
~ monds watches, ewery clothing personal property
OF an dscrntisns goods be redeemed any time within
one year BARNARD, 81 Third avenue between Eight
door. F S " A'o nai
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


-----+
D0DwORTHS DANCING CLASSES, AT NO. SOC
n. Broadway and l31 Montague place, Brooklyn-Now
open for the reception Of pupils, who CONNIE any
time, Will continue open until the end Of May Tuesdays
L,MPIRE QUADRIILE- LAST NEW DANCE, 30
~ popular in Vienna and all Europe, with the "Posh
Mazourka Quadrie" Taught Mt Madame LUBY FEUILIE'S
academy 80 Bleecker street An assembly wednesday
evening" Feb. r.
MADAME SAUvA0FhU'S DANCING ACADEMY, Gas
Vl and 64 Broadway, day and evening AL
the fashionable dances taught in twelve lessons The Amer
Lanciers CALIFORNIAN and Empire quadres taught a the
evening PRACTICE without charge Grand fancy dres
ball on Tuesday next, March /.
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b., THE PERSON WHO ADDRESSED NOTE TO
a. DIR LUTHER corner OF Tenth street and Sixth avenue,
nqrng his for full of artificial teeth be
ormed by referring advertisement under head Dentistry
n this -
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc.

A RIzoNA PEARLS WE gAvE JUST REcE7vED AMI
n rade mo breaspiDR earrings rings crosses studs
these pearls all gold one
fourth The price OF ordinary ladies' do mol fail W cali
he broadway theatre
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A DvANCES MA DE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND
ewery or bought for cash. the old established store OF
H. co 3sl Broadway Strictly confidential and no
theatre. rTo 0 ~'S"A""y
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AT a CENTRE srREET.-wANTED,S $4,000 WORT
"A of new and len on clothing for The Western marke
oenomen viii receive my per cont more than her
posed value, for large small lots BY calling at The sore
sddreaains fHO0 d. CONROY, a Centre street,
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SANDY HOOK, NJ, Feb q, suuset-wind light from
INV; clear
HIGHLANDS, NJ, Feb % sunset-One brig in the oalng
hound In The BLACK Warrior remains in position three
lighters alongside. Wind W, light clear.
LONG BRANCH NJ Feb 22 sunset-Wipd sW. lqhi
weather clear. - o.
,souAN, NJ Feb %, sunset--wind light from sw; wea
Their clear . " ~ w.
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INFORMATION wANTED.-IF THE POLICEMAN WHO
saw colored woman by horse and sleigh.
pose Stewards store. In Broadway of
2Sd day of January 1851 will call upon A. b. Mard 80 Mas.
trouble
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY g. SUPPOSED n
- nave been left In stage pair of gold ban
bracelets engraved The finder will be suitably
receive the thanks Of the loser by returning them
avenue g.
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con BEwARD.-TAKEN FROM 80 LAFAYETTE AVE
pLO Brorkyr the forenoon of Saturday 10th in
stant black mixed Engh doeskn pndercoa patot make
yellow sleeve Innings, body lined with black farmers satin
slightly stained black buttons lower the want
ing Whoever will Mrs Boss at the above mum
ber with clue to the detection of the thief will receive S)
for the coat alone 80 Supposed to have by some
enc conversant with the premises.
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A T NO. IS MAIDEN LANE-C n ANpRus aufrrnov
"a advanced on watches diamonds jewelry sew
ing machines and Other property Sewing machines
bought " - A"~'A'Ao
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BosToN Feb 2.Ar steamer Phineas sprsgqe Matthew
atlantic
Ndrleaps; LaIoy coleman Savannah; selah, Goud Balu
$sdsra Sisee E"s spain R%lersSn fsndo
Lincoln CORVALLIS cortland 70 load for Gnsn 'hrs Ds
LADY sgGol Baker NYorki wm Thomas Bssse. d9 Buens
SD wind NV steamer Rensnscn, ship Jo,ephus, barkseT
ss, Won Radiant sodTfy Gan San ANY
Hyo bs asS Il 6 bp
Wing, Bgrnhsm bio de Janeiro schr A%yis Duke Port
King Elery Mobile schrs Willard FILLMORE wDse, Provi-
Sen Sid srss Gssnet Barnard VIA
folk: Hobart Jordan. est Indies
'css sSsn I 90
Ss Sas s%s ow a north
Point bark supposed the Hadley, from Boston and two
sssSsr ssa%:Sp rsrfsrssarr Powell WORK brig
Jones Proyidence Home Naddocss Boston. sid ship star
GSLvEsfoN FEB s~Arr brig } " Deering. smith, NYork
SD Feb " bark Robert Mills, Brown, Liverpool 18th, brig
asdhSEfoWx, SC. Feb s.An sShr Dudley, Hopkins.
@ S s, s Ss,'Ss rsp
sharp, sharp Haley, Haley, Chareston; Vaughan
hGiNfsy HOLE. Feb Is, rM-Arr schrs Sarah Parker,
rzgorad Nor2l for BOSTON, Angelina Oliver, do for Port
1A srss %Sy Queen Norton art c,rdenas ,r Boston
Enso GoGs Mobile 20 s AZ h@Psly g w.STe
Conary Bluff Point, Chesapeake Bay, for kennebunk
In port at 10 AM wind WkW blowing heavy
rivals Of to day ship Mary Russell indiana briggs
rsIed, Rebecoa frances schrs JOIN McAdarn Was
SON Maine law, AnneE Glover. Golden Gate Emeline
Lain, Williamson, Jr.
s.hra Clifford W Dyer, and Benz Baker sid
Of 18th
Iol AM-Arr schr Spring Ill., Freeman Jacmel for Bos
ton.
HOLLAND LIGHT Feb q, ! PM-Passng out barks Ger.
hard, Amy; brig Mary $50 rM-Passng out, barks Rs
dignt Godfrey, and barks unknown
MOBILE, Feb l5-A Br ships Wasp, Storey and Ievant
er. Fowler Liverpool Cid seamabp Fashion, smith, Gal
weston.
l6t-Cld ships Ronachan Br Scott, Liverpool Anna Deca
ur Parsons, Boston, bark Pamela Flood, Mccormick, do
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17
Rurus CuoArr.-The New York Tribun

RUFUS CHoATE.-The New York Tribune
says:
In person Mr. Choate was tall, rather
slender. with dlrk complexion and thought
worn face ordinarily it was rather serious,
even to sadness but when the fever of elo-
quence ragged, then it was inspired in express
sion. In manners, Mr.. Choate was n model
of good breeding. No impetuosity of decla
nation ever drove him to the strata of vul-
gar Invective or obloquy. Unsound. fantas
tic and honest in politics. he never had the
meanness to disguise or belle his opinions
Would that so much could he said of all ma
tional names and flames He was kind
hearted, open handed. the most affectionate
Of parents an excellent neighbor Young
men spoke in passionate enthusiasm of him
good test Of magnetic, generous tempera
ment in him who can inspire such admira-
ton.
OK July 22th, Mr.. Blondin walked back
wards on his tight rope over the Niagara
riveg, to the Canada side An Atlantic pa
per gives the following account of his return
to the American side:
He soon started with wheel-barrow for
the American side, the barrow being fasten
ed by the handles to a | cit which he wore
around his waste, carrying his balance pole
in his hands The wheel Of the barrow had
n iange on each side to prevent its coming
off the rope. He stopped three times on he
journey to rest. but could not sit down, owing
to the barrow being so fastened to his waste.
The time he occupied in going back was
thirty one minutes.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17
MARYsvILLE PARK BALL.

g., THERE will be n GRAND BALL given n,
80 the Marysville Park, on THURSDAY EVEN
STTAING AUGUST 18th, 1859. No pains or ex-
pense viii be spared to enhance the pleasure
~ Of those who may attend.
The musical part of the entertainment will be under
the direction of Prof. Williams.
Tickets may be had at the Book Stores.
0mnibusses will carry passengers to and from the
Park for 80 cents each way.
TICKETS. FIVE DOLLARS including Supper.
an1n.td mo CONKIIN Prnnir.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

3z392SYesarG9K HAVING JUST COMPLETED
tS3tsEtI6as(P one OF the best Galleries in the
~ sSf9gfbtFNsGJY state, have concluded, for the
AsH = sYk&&sSR accommodation OF the public to
IL open the same with great
duction in prices to enable all, both rich and
poor to send their likenesses to their iar-o friends
and who will fail 20 send picture when he Can pro-
cure one for the trihing sum Of ONE DOLLAR.
will take Pictures for S150 which have heretofore
brought 81 to 50, and those which have been selling
for ~ to -, can be had Of me for 50 to 81.
Pictures on oil cloth, suitable for sending in letters,
can be obtained for 81. proportonate reduction
will be made in all other kinds OF Pictures except
those Of children under three years Of ago. Having
the best light the city, and every necessary facility,
will guarantee TO my patrons good Pictures as
can be obtained elsewhere. hope the public will
give me a trial.
Remember the reduced prices, and that none but
good Pictures wi leave my Gallery, ct 40 street,
three doors above the Theatre. You can procure
good Picture for 81.
aul4-lm E. A. KUSEL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

TExAs.-All Texas, says correspondent
of the New Orleans Picayune, is now full of
politics. The majority of people here seem
to be in the mind of electng Houston for
Governor, while Gen. Ward, for Congress,
the regular Houston nominee Of the Demo
cratic party. will secure the most 'otes here
for Representative.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17
DIED.

In Sacramento, Aug. 18th, Charles Malcomb, only
son of NJ W. and Mary liodkins, aged ii months.
At Grass Valley, Aug 8th, L. W. SpofforJ, aged 6s
ye RS.
In Eureka township, Nevada county, Aug. 10th
Jeremiah Franklin, aged 35 years
At Michigan Bluff Placer county, Aug. 2d, Cha res
son OF DR.. Favor. AGED years
In San Francisco, Aug l4th, sallie Maria Johson
aged years. daughter Of David and Elizabeth Jobson
In San Francisco Aug 14th, Elizabeth Ann Mosher
late of Tarrytown, N. Y, aged 80 years, month"; and
6days.
In San Francisco, Aug. IA, John A. Ring, aged 81
years, a tive of Lansingburg, N. Y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17
TO THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA.

IO THE LADA AtS DC GA LAFOHtNAA.
DR.. l.. J. Czapkay, late Surgeon in the Hungarian
army, and Lecturer diseases Of women ami chill .
dren, to W. ch he has paid especial attention, would
inform the ladies that he is prepared to treat those
diseases peculiar to the sex, and to remove the i'll
health consequent upon Irregularities of the catame
mia, which by sympathy disturb the heathul action Of
all the other organs, especially of the brain and ner
system; hence the liability of females to that
class OF disorders known nervous diseases These
irregularities with married ladies are too equent
causes of steriity, that bane of domestic happness-
but whether arising from this otheI diseases, the
Doctors in this branch of his profession jus
fes the assurance which he gives of certain relief.
The Doctor would say to Il ose afflicted that he fully
appreciates the delica"y the subject and the dspo
stion of females to suffer whilst suffering he
duredi rather than apply for that aid which will end
their troubles aud restore their health. To such we
would give the of delicate consideration to
their suTerings, and speedy restoration to the capac-
ty for the enjoyment of life,
t1e Ali consultations (by letter otherwise) free.
Address to DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY,
jyl3.3m Medical Institute, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

In San Francisco, it has been determined
to invite Mr.. Greeley to speak at a great
Pacific Railroad meeting. A committee has
been appointed to make arrangements for
that OCCASION
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

A SELL. The ticket published on Satur
day as Settlers State Ticket, proves, says
the San Francisco Telegram, to be "sel" of
the first water. Whether it was gotten up
as a burlesque or for the purpose of improv-
ing the chances of certain candidates, We
cannot say. We only know that the Settlers
never nominated such a ticket
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

New KIND OF ANTLLoPE.-Spotted ante
lope, says the Mariposa Gazette, are occa-
sionaly killed in the vicinity of Walkers
river. They have white spot of considera-
bic size Immediately hack Of the fore leg, also
on the TANKS and also near the point of the
fore shoulder. They are larger than the an
telope upon the plains Of this State
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

IT is reported that many of the residents of
Fresno county are anxious to dissolve the
county organization and be re attached to
Mariposa county, and that a move will short
aY be made to that effect
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17
DIR. L. j. CzAPK AY'S
Private Medical s. Surgical Institute

Sacramento street,below Montgomery opposite
Pacific MailSteamship Company's Office
SAN Francisco.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854, FOR THE PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DIS
EASES, AND THE SUPPRESSION
OF QUACKERY.
A TTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, L. j.
N CZAPKAY, NJ. D., late in the Hungarian Revolu-
tionary War; Chief Physician to the Goth Regiment OF
Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital of
Pesth, Hungary the late Lecturer on Diseases of Wo-
men and Children and honorary member of the Phil
adelphia College of Medicine s1G Particular at
tention paid to the treatment of diseases peculiar to
Women and Children
Office Hours-From \. NJ till ppm.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
Consultations, by letter otherwise, free.
Address Or. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

The morning after the French occupation
of Milan, several journals that had been sup
pressed by the Austrian Government reap
peared. One had been suppressed five years,
and in the last number had promised the
Conclusion" of a story in the next. True to
promise, the next, at the end of five years.
took up the story where it had been left off,
and concluded it.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

FoRTY-FIvE New York Fire Insurance Com
panies tout of fifty) have declared their July
dividends. amounting to 1919, $50 on a capi-
tai of S,7l2,0o0, or nearly eight per cent. for
the six months.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17
400 REWARD.

n OST-A SMALL TIN BOX, containing private
II papers of no use to any person other than the
owner. reward of twenty dollars will be paid for
its RETURN and questions asked. Apply at this Of
CO. milk IxvDp
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

SALISBURY HALEY, has brought suit in the
Twelfth District Court against Francis P.
Temple to recover possession of two leagues
of land in Fresno county, and $4,000 damages
for the rents and profits, etc.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

On the 9Th Of July, the steam oat Ravens
wood was burned on Lake Ponchartrain on
her trip to New Orleans. One of the pass
engers. man named David Bloom, was
drowned
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

On the 10th of August, difficulty occur
red at Carson Valley between George Det-
snrider and Jim Lilly, in which the former
was badly cut with knife by the lstter.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

WHAT WERE THEY DOING What were the
policemen doing. last night, when certain
rowdies were throwing boxes about the
streets, breaking down weighing scales, and
performing other disgraceful tricks on the
sidewalks? We are told that these things
were all done without the interference or
notice of the police at all. What does it
mean2
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

IT is believed in Washington, that the Vir.
ginia delegation to the Charleston Conven-
ton, will go for Hunter for President.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

MARBLE shaft recently erected over the
remains of Aaron Burr. ia the graveyard in
Prime ton, N j.. has been mutilatrd by some
persons unknown. The shaft was erected by
stealth, no one knowing who put it there.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

OERTIFICATE.-I the undersigned, Gov
ernor Of Hungary, do testify hereby, that DR.. l.. j.
Czapkay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, Oh eff Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance. Whereof have given to
him this certificate, and do mmend him to sympa-
thy, attention and protection of all those who are
pabe OF appreciatng patriotic self sacrifice, and
deserved misfortune KOSSUTH LAJ0S,
Governor of Hungary.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 9th, 1852.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

A MEETING of journeymen printers was
held in san Francisco on Sunday. The OBJ
ject was to form Union to co operate with
the National Typographical Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-17

DRowNED.-A Frenchman named Patrice
Esienne was drowned Thursday last, in the
Sacramento river near the mouth of Flat
Creek, Shasta county